Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09
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ELECTION RETURNS.
SAN EEANcIsco, Nov s.
Total vote up to o'clock: Lincoln 2soo7
Douglas 25,442; Brcckinridge 2I,3lS; Bell
.4442.
Downieyille Lincoln l52; Douglas 2Io
Breckinridse 20G Bell 28.
AMADoR CoUNrY.-Dorglas l l,S2G, Breckin-
ridge 9Gl Lincoln 995,
Culayeras-Dougas 1858, Breckenridge
1,72 l, Lincoln ,O6O.
Napa, one precinct to hear from which will
not change the figures h-Breckiniidge
672. Douglas 500. Lincoln 403, Bell $40. j.
B. : colt elected to Assembly.
Tuolumne.- -Breckinndge 2,03o, Douglas
1906, Lincoln 1868, Bell 325. Not mere
than 40 TO SC votes to hear from.
The vote of Butte, as far as heard from
nearly all in, Douglas 1885 Lincoln 1866,
Brec kinhdge ,1O3, Bell 25s.
Nevada County.
Except one precinct, about 30 votes, which
will not change returns: Douglas, 2,354
Breol', 1885; Lincoln, 2,509; Bell, 800
Shasta County.
Dougas 958, Breck SOL, Lincoln Al; :
precincts to hear FROM which viii slightly
increase the vote for Douglas, and White for
Assembly White (D) S23, Bass (B) Sos,
WingatoR) 459. SAKE BelD I78.
Oregon.
Jackson County-Brcck G72, Douglas So2
Lincoln S77.
Douglas County-2OO majority for Brecb
Josephine couuty-2oo maj for Breck.
CALiFoaNn SrArE TELEGRAPH CoMpAxY.-
At she annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the California State Telegraph Company. held
Nov. 7th the following officers " ere elected
to serve the ensuing year: President, II W.
Carpenter; Directors r. +. Brewster, J
Mova Moss, J. NJ. Mcdonald and D. S Rob
eri Secretary. James Gamble Treasurer. Il.
z. Brewster.- Union
WMEeRs BErnAyAI.-The Albion, the or
gan Of the English residents Of New York,
has the following in reference to Walkers
betrayal;
'-The Honduras Commandant has unqnes-
uonab'y broken faith with the English Off
Ger. (Com. Salmon) and will be held to a
sew ere reckoning but no man, we venture 70
assert, will regret the manner of Walkers
death more than the British officer himself"
.
- was" said a reyerned gentleman, cat
ten ding divine service in Norfolk, during a
seuson Of some excitement. While the o6ici-
atiug clergyman was in the midst of a most
interesting discussion, an ola ladv in the con-
gre gation arose and capped her hands. and
exc laimed, 'Mercilul Father, if had one
more feather in my wing of faith would
fly off to glory = The old gentleman thus
int eirupted, Immediately replied, Good
Lord, stick it in, and let her go, she's but a
rouble here! That quieted the old lady"
Bully MuruaAX IN MUss-A New York
lett er writer says: "Our old foyorite, Billy
Al, need add the ulligan ?-is again in
trouble He had yesterday morning at a
''v cry respectable house" in Spring street, a
fght with the well known Pat Mathews,
fight ter in general and one of the old public
fun tionarys stipendaries in the Custom
House Each distinguished gentleman had
with him several equally distinguished
friends. but, for a wonder, the Fight did not
become general. Billy, it is said, commenced
the fight with Mathews, upon whom, as mat
teIs waxed warm, he finally drew pistol
with which he struck him several lows upon,
his scouce. This violence he accompanied
by daring Mathews to fight him in any way
that he like J, warning him at the same time
to prodOca his pistol, as he intended to "baze
away" In reply, Mathews, who had mean
time attempted to shield his person behind
table, called to his friends for pistol, stating
that he was uuarmed and consequently una-
ble TO defend himself, but they thought it
better to prevent the fight and the two fire.
ca tcrs were not permitted to crafty their
fierce appetites.