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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
MISSISSIPPI.
Returns from Mississippi show Breckenridge gains

REPUBLIcAE CENTRAL CLUE The Republican
Central Can psign Club held meeting at their Head
quarters, No. 722 Broadway, Thursday night last
Simeon Draper, President, in the chair. There was
no business transacted further than the appointment Of
Committee to secure permanent rooms for the occu-
pancy Of the Club, the lease at No. 722 Broadway
having expired that evening Messrs Girvsn, Knapp,
aud Elder named by the chair as such Committee
Mr. Draper made some eloquent and appropriate re.
marks TN the success of the party. After which, on
suggestion of Mr.. Elder, the Club adjourned to the
street close up with three cheers each for Lin oln
and Hamin, and Morgan, and Campbell, while the
great banner the street was being taken down
preparatory to removal. Several companies of Wide
Awakes were present, and Lighted up the street with
huge bonfire.
WIDE-AwAKE CENTRAL COMMITTEE This body
met last plight at No els Broadway, Sil4s j. butcher
President, in the Chair Resolutions relative to a
permanent organization of the wide-Aw wakes were
offered and after some discussion, referred to the
Executive Committee, with power.
An nvi alton from the Wide-Awakes of PeekskiI
to attend grand jolfeatiCn meeting at that place
iexi week, was referred to the Board of Officers
vote of thanks was passed to Presden. butcher,
Secretary Shepherd, Grand Marshal j. H. Hobsr.
Ward, Assistant Marshal Gavit and Adjutsut GILES
pie for their efficient and valuable services in the Re-
publican cause.
FIRE IN Broom sTREET.-Last night about 10
o'clock fire occurred in the dwelling-house No 500
Brotme street. owned by the Moore estate, and oc.
cuPied by r. H. Taylor, in consequence of the prox-
unity Of the register connected with portable furnace
in the basement to some wood work The property of
Mr.. Taylor was damaged to the amount of $500 In.
cured for 81 800 in the Rutgers Insurance Company;
damage to ths building by fire ard water, about $3.50
FALSE ALARM The alarm Of fire in the third dis
tIct at III o'clock last night proved to be false 1t
Origin sted from the reflection of fire in New.Jersey
STREET CoNHIssIoSER.-Th term Of Office of Mr..
Smith, Street Commissioner will expire on Monday
next, when TIE Mayor viii probably send 10 to the
Board Of Aldermen the nomination Of a successor.
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Cout,uued from finn Page,

-, \. ,vas Southerner but did not wiAh TO have
srv,bipc 70 do with politics He spoke of the advau-
,asas po,ssssed by the medical schools of New York
owe, hose of any other part of the corntry Hswoud
con- sci them net to go home until Inc actual secession
of the States to which they individually belong.
Capt ST. Clair Morgan of Nash vi L. Tenn, was then
introduced. He said he had been one Of the mcst
conservative Of men and but short time sinoe was
serving ss a body guard Of the Unen candidate. A
yocs-Ih 60 cheers for John Bell OF Tennessee.
Another voice-Thst is played OUT lie read a tele-
graphic dispatch from tctmond to +. j. Drake.
stating thar South Carolina had seeded de would
grs,p hands with the City of New-York, for she had
fought pobly aud would Ike 20 take msDy Of thsE
Souih with him. A voice--lf they are disposed 10
col The sneaker couneelsd them 10 be we'll guarded
IN Their sc ION to DO soothing Iasbly
gentleman at ,ks stage -ose and asked if the die
Patch was from Richmond. Would gentlemen believe
that they have news IL Richmond sooner tnen in the
Ci-y of New-Yorkl
To,ee cheers were called for the man who gave the
esue 10 Brooks With which he csned Sumner, in re-
eponss 70 which Mr.. Dix of South Caroline favored
shem with poetca quotation
Gen Bynsm, of Cbattsn ga, Tenn, advised the ste
denis o 60 home,
The res luirns were debated il short speeches END
they were 6raly modified % advise ttudents &c
% rome ony after the Satss to which they respectively
belong shall nave actually seadei.
During the later part of TIE evening eager inquiries
we're made for TIE TRIBUNE reporter, d some
amusing mistakes we're made by few raw country
boys who appeared have the interests of that Judi
yidnsl specially in charge. Among others may be
mentioned the case OF DR.. N. Il. Henry OF U0ion
square who was lssviDg the room. He was roughly
soco,t4d by some students as the reporter Of THE
Tr1BuvE, who, without asking attempted TO search
him; they were quickly rspulssd by the Doctor in a
quiet and prompt manner
L. Is but justice, however, to state that the meeting
wasrace up TO q large extent of men Of gentemanly
tesiDg and apparently of culture and of course they
are not TO Re held accountable for the i'll breeding die
play ed by these youths.
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NEw.JERSEY NOT so BAD.
To ne Editor Of Tho ~ Y. Tri5uns

To Nc IditoT " Thd ". I. ITfUtHs
SIR: This little State having been by your neighbor,
Tie Herad called the green spot of the North aud Get
down for Fusion by 4 900 majority, may not be all
green 1t may require the official count to tell, but
without doubt Msssrs. Parker RuOyon, and Cook are
elected for Douglas by about 3 500 majority while
Messrs. Hornblower Brown Scudder, and Hay are
also the Republican Electors by majority of 500 to
700. The kilograms which have reached the Press
many of them have been erroneous; for instance,
Warren County is put down as gone for Fusion by
500, which lie the fact on three Names while on the
others IL ere is several hundred difference Next Tues
day evening hiuk the Republicans can jolIify in
better style than the Fusionts are doing in jersey
City tbs evening. Yours truly, T.
Not. g. 1860
The following are the msjorities in this State as far
oacs,toinad.
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VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Friday, Nov

ALEXANDRIA, Friday, Nov. 9, 1860.
The Gazette, in summing up the returns from LOG
countless claims that Breckenridge gaius Letch.
er's vote, 1910, and Bell over Goggu's IL 532.
RICHMOND, Friday, Nov. 9, 1860.
Returns from Is counties in the Southwest, give
Brsckinrdge . zoo majority. Democratic GAIN 300.
The State is now considered certain for Breckinrige
BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. 9, 1850.
The american has the folio wing special:
One hundred and ten counties in Virginia give Bre,k
inridges majority 600. The counties no, heard from
gave Lstcber majority Of 300.
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WYOMING COUNTY.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
WARSAW, Nov. 7, 1860.
Full returns give 1OS majority in thi, county for
Lincoln.
The State ticket will not vary much from the above.
No county in the State has done better. We have
almost equaed our plurality over Buchanan in 1856.
Our work has been done quietly, few large meetings
having been held; but the whole county has been
sblaze for weeks with school district and town NEST
ings.
Our member of Congress for this district has over
5000 majority and the member Of Assembly for this
county over 1000.
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that every town in the county gives Lincoln msjority:
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
e Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The NJ Y Tribune.
WATERTowS, Jefferson Co., Nov. z, 1850.
Returns nearly complete give the Republicans ., 400
majority on the Electoral ticket. think the msjory
will 20 upto 3 500, though it may fall few votes
short. Col. Clark, for Congress, will have 300 or
$500 msjodty in this county.
Members Of Assembly all Republicans and all good,
though not great men,
gentleman just 10 from Lewis, who left there this
afternoon, FAYE the Republican majority is o0Si prob.
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ASSEMBLYMEN PROBABLY ELECT


Republicans in Roman, Fusion in Italics.
ALBASY.-1, jag Gibbons 2, Lewis Benedict, jr.i
3, II. Lansing w. J. Wheeler;
ALLEGANY.-l, Wilkes Angelli 2, Lucius L. May.
CATTAKAUGUs.-l, Nelson j. Norton; 2, Franklir
PhubIick.
CAYUGA-I, Hemsn Benton; 9, Smith Anthony.
CHAUTAUQUA.-l II. A. Prendergast :, Hiram
Smith, jr.
CHISUSG -Lucius Robinson.
CHESAEGo.-1 Thomas Carter; 3, S. E. Lewis.
CLIFTON H McFadien.
COLUMBIA.-l, Samuel Lasher; 2 N. 3. Collins.
COR9LAED.-L0ami Kinney.
DUrcHEss.-I John b. Dltcher; q Samuel J. Farm
ER1E.-I, S. V. R. wstson; 2, Victor NJ. Rice g.
Benz. II. Long A. Zebulon Ferris.
EssEx.-Mariin Finch.
FRASKLIS.-Wiliam Andrus
FULTOS AND HAnILToN-James III. Burr
GESEsEE.-George w. Wright.
GREEHE.-Gttbeyt BedeH.
HERKIMER.-I, John Markell; 9, Josiah Shul.
JETTERsoS.-l, David Montague; 2, ID. j. Wager
3, II. Bailey.
KINGs.-l, Andrer j. Provost; 9, Marquis d.
Moore; 3, Nathan Comstock; 4, Jane, Darcy 5,
Lucius C. Andrusi 6, JOsePh Ncsbati z, George IL.
Fishtr.
LKwIs.-E. Baldwin.
LIyISGsToS.-l, Mathew Ward; ., George Hy-
MAD1sox.-l, Orrin b. Lord 9, Republican.
monroe i, Martin Roberts; 3 Lewis Il. Morgan
3, Benjamin X. Wells.
MOkTGoMERY-F. Fish.
3, Christian b. Woodruff; 4, Lewis Hopps 5, John
j Shaw; g. Samuel 4. Webster z, Daniel Yoang ;
g Andrew Graft; g Horato N. Sherwood; TO- Lake
f. COzzens; III, John Hardy; u, John Lambrecht;
-, Charles Birdsall; IA, Robert G. Hutch'ngS 10
George ". YariQn 10, Henry ATcatar'us Ia D. j.
NIAeARA.-I Henry p. Smith 2, Oliver P. ScoyiL
OYHIDA.-l Francis Herman 2 Levi L. Marshall;
:, M L. Kenyon 4, VIM Lewis.
OSoEDAGA.-I, jeremiah limerick :, Austin Myers;
3, Abner Chapman.
OETARIO.-I, Perez II. Field =, ). H. AlDsWoftn'
ORLEANS Gideon Randall
ORAEGE-I, s. Fullerton, jr.; 2, Democrat
OswEGO.-l, ID. w. c. Lttejohni :, X II. San
lord 3, Mason Salisbury.
PCTEAM.-H. Brewster.
RESssELAER-I, {. J. SaTei 2, l.. c. Ball. 8,
Anfon Bingham.
RIcHmoSD.-M d. EdinwOod
RocKLAED-Mr. KNAPP.
SARAToeA-1, John Fulton 2, James Sumner, Jr.
SCHEsECTADY.-A MacOmber.
SoHoHARIE.-J0SeDh Buckboe.
ST. LAWREHCR.-l, T.. Richardsoni - EdW]u a.
Merit; g. G. S. ChtteDden.
STEUBES.--l, ID. b. Bryan; 2, jeffrey Smith; .,
Redman Davis.
SUTFoIK-l, A. j. Bergen; 2, james H. Tuthill'
TIoGA.-C +. Barber.
ToMPKIKs-JeremiAh w. Dwight
WARREK-Waiter A. FaXOn.
WAsHIsGToS-I, Peter Hill 2, N. NJ. Catn.
WAysE-I, Jabez s. Lamoreuxi =, Joseph w.
Corning. =, n,
WEs9cHrs1ER-I, Ethan F1sggi 9, N. Holmes
OdeH 3, Benz. +. Camp.
WYOaIsG-John j. Dooltle.
YATEs-John Hatmaker. |
OUEESs-I, Stephen TaLeri 9, Edwin Mile.
ScBUYLER-Abram V. Mckeel'
SEsEcA-W. johnson.
SULLIvAs-A Democrat.
ULsrER-2, George r. Pierce.
OTsLGO-I, Elijah +. PeTyi y f. Al 'ps
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NAyAL.-The Navy Department has ordered the inn
mediate outfit Of the T. S. sloop-ofwar Macedonian,
which arrived at Portsmouth, N. H., in July, from the
Mediterra1 can. The vessel will accordingly be taken
in hands at once The Cumberland sailed from Ports
mouth for New.York on Wednesday and will be due
here next Tuesday. The fast ship Flora viii take let
tes from Philadelphia to the African squadron, If left
at the Foreign Letter Office in the Quaker City.
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SIXTH WARD, ALBANY.
., r.s ESsor Of The N. Y. Tribuna

p es E3Hor Of The ". y. TNtbuns.
SIR: You viii notice in papers the figures, CIV
ing the Lincoln Electoral Ti'ket msjority OF va
Republican gain Of l6i in the Sixth Ward
The Sixth Ward is the home of our Democratic
Mayor CTbatcher) aud also of the notorious Pete
Caeesr" We of course feel somewhat like singpg
Yours &c SIXTH WARD WIDE-AWAKE.
A.
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wHITING-Op WEDNESDAY, Nov Laura youns.s. d.nsh,,
Of Cbss snd Mary L. WDllns ssed II years and months
The relative. friends Of TIE family respectfully inysd "a
sttend her onersl from TIE dsDos Of her father No rs
SUMMIT street South Brooklyn, Saturday afternoon ln
inst, a, o'clock.
WILKINS In Brooklyn, Yrday. Nov 3, Chsrlo.,a y
dee ghter Of James and Sarah wilkins In the in
her ''''W
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited IN
attend the funeral from the residence NJ father NJ 70
umbia street Brooklyn, On Sunday, ih Inst At 2ocio..
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Geo p. Fisher, Who ran as Peoples crdidste TOT
co,or.ss receiving tn, support OF the Republic 'ns
and he friepds Of Bell aod E'ere't s elected by
,ndsone majority aud the Legislature stands t'ed on
int ballot between the Democrats and the Peoples
Dsr,v In tho Senate the Democracy have one MAJOR
i,v aud in The House tie Peoples party have a ma
iority of one.
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ALLEGANY COUNTY.

r. he Editor If The NJ Y Trt6u.e
SIR: Anegany County has given Republican me
ior,y of 4 600. The bolt upon Col May, the Repub-
hcan candidate for member in the lid Assembly Dis
trict privately nstga,ed by Angelica politicians, who
opposed the candidate on local grounds, has damaged
the Electoral and State Ticket in the District several
hundred voes in consequence Of the effort to elect the
Democratic candidate. Col May has twice before
represented his District in the Assembly and lie Is
again trismphsntly elected. y.
BeLnoN<, Nov. 8, 1860
The following returns in detail. 1t will be seen
that sverv town in the county piyes Lincoln majority:
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Arrived.

Steamship Quaker City, schufeld Havana days. ud,e and
Steamship Florida Crowen Savannah, mdse and pa,s "
Steamship Nashville Murray, Charleston dse and ps.a
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish Richmond &C., udss and p4a
Steamship PatapscO VAIL Portland mdse pcss 10 B.
Steamship Monticello GageY Washington d. c. ks nS.s
and pass to II. b. Cromwell 4 Co.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, Baltimore mdse to H. B. Clon
Ship BO;ODan Of BOsson) BroOkman Boston day.. b,
BaIk st. Bernard (Brsmen) -, Bremen Sept L. in s,l-
lest bound to Baltimore. Is anchored the Lower Bay vh.
Bg AmonoosacE Wade Sintitl.u Mexico Is days mssos
Talbot Of Wsen Me- seaman and VIM hf a I
Eng ssan,sn, died.
Brig Lponns sr Chisholm, Prince Edward. Island 10 a,y
Brig Costa Bca Peel, Aspinwa 80 days hides. Sc j. p
Brig Fannie Of POEtland Coffin Susua2 lays sugar and
Brig Finmcer, Haskell Eli1abethport. coal for Salem.
Bss A 10Sn shs BY Aes'pd, 10 d,,' coal
sehr CSrdeia Newkirk Higbee Charleston DAYS cotton
sSh1 TisTs.s Or Shaw, Windsor N. S. day. PLASTER to
schr Thomas Eli, Kelly Gloucester day., s.h to s,epAsa
schr Neptune Nutter hschss IL day.. lumber to Simpson
sehr Gen. Pesvy, flaming Lubec days fish to BoyutOu
schr Amelia Stuart Mschias day., lumber to Brett, Son
sch co'harins Wilcox McFadden Lubec days fab TO Jed
Ds sSh =, Dexter Dexter Windsor S. 10 days.
Sehr XS.sOth Lee Newburypors days, md.e to son W.
Co N'A'A' ''i0"' 'AS'' md'e' 70 H. w. Ropes
Schr Mne,ta, Taylor, Warren day.
schr Nianic Barber Taunton . days
schI Nelson Harvey, Baue, Bo.to1 for Albany.
sehr' Charger, McNames, Providence . day.
schr. Ellen Perkins. Edridss ProviSsnce I'D d,y, 4
sehI. bOg. shsaieT. Lewis. sO.tcn for nlban T.''
schr r Hannah .. SHAW st.s Portland days stone
S ScsE New Deisht scoyie Elbethport for Norwich
sehr Judge Tsrey, Foss, Eirabethport for Salon.
s SSP G1 ssGT Rsn S. f SsSsspss
Steamer Mars Nichols Philadelphia mds and pass JAN.
Steamer POtomsia, Nye New Bedford nd.s and p.s "
Steamer Valley City Chapman Derby Conn., md.. TO c.
Steamer Josephine Green. Phadsphis, ma.s to LOpsr
Steamer heatro.. Jones Providence mdse 20 lasc oder
Steamer fetrel Young Providence. mdse to Isaac ode
BELoW-Bnk Pentucke,, Leighton Havana Oct Is.
Steamship Star Of the West Havana ships hard
'9P glasgow Chareussrs New orssrsi 9eImAnis isue;
l. d. ChGate ard Baltic LiS.rpOo NewfOh ChArle,.oni
New Orleans; and others
WIND-NeD light from N.
tbs SHIPS FLYING Eagle for San Francisco Shooting SEA. and
s. Grant fo Lvep0ol Dsshaway London anehOr
CRaxroS Nov eThe Spanish .hip rere,It,. from New
Iks Of mdse bound TO Barcelona has arrived here lealy
condition.
BY Telegraph.
Williams. Antwerp Rfs Kelly RSsssld.% S.rs. Pr.sss.
Newton Rio JaneO Paine Kennedy, Rio JaneEO Mary Lee,
Disasters, &e.
Ia .css Bss1,sis srSose, from Ne~.YerA Sept ~ hs
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70 ARRIVE
Passengers Arrived

In steanshp Quake, City, Jem Harand-R Roeds Antonio
D. guez Gna1ne Red Santiago Cspt D. Croker,
Carlos Mabran Aexsnoer McLuret Peter Felipe
Baeno jose del Bso Antonio Lopez Jose Pedro
Lopez Emeo Francisco Csrerss Juan Asonom joan
Efquier Miss J. Onstivs Col Louis de Onstava Spanish
Amy Charles Scharenbers Anstian Consul a. hayana
S. Virgins Charles KenLez, Let officer w. d. Baker "a
officer and u seamen from the ship China.
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ROCKLAND co.
To Ne Editor Of tn

To Ne Editor Of The N. Y. 1Stbvas
SIR: promised you that we would double our vote
of 1856. We have done go, by polling over 400 for
Lincoln, against 66s for Fremont. Our adversaries
have the advantage of largelyincreased vote, making
the majority against us little over 900. E.P.
Harerstrap Thursday, Nov. 3, 1860
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

M. Jno. Lambrecht, Of the XIih Assembly Dis.
trct, is really elected. Here is tie vote; Lamtrecht
2lli Smitb, 2O5i; Campbell, 2,O35. Lsmbrech,
over Smith, 90 votes; over Campbell, lO9.
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee-Potters majority in the let Congress
sional District is $500. Lincons majority in the
State is from Is 900 to 90 900.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Lincoln over Douglas "A 433i over all l6 sos.
Fol Governor, Andrew Rep has l02,6i6; Beach
Doug), SO 976; Lawrence (BelD, 22,362; Butler
(Breck.), 1876.
CoRGREssIoNAL VOTE.
The following are the totals of the votes cast for
Cong in the variors districts of Massachusetts,
except the XIth:
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.BROOKL wv I2EM2.

CITY FINDS The quarterly report Of the City
TREASURE, elbows mat the general faod amoun's TO
S553j'l7 OF: special fuDd $50 lii 35 sinking inud
g. '.O2 "a making sum toal of s7ll 6iJ 6i, winch
,um is ceposted in several of the ely backs.
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TIE BANNER COUNTY.

10 Ne Editor Of TIE n J. TTiJUnt
SIR: believe that the table which / subjoin Of
election returns from surdry of the towns in Hsmp
shire and Franklin Counties will compare favorablr
with any similar returns in the United States. We
claim for Hampshire the proud distinction Of beag tbs
Banner County, and for Painfeld, CRANKY, Goshen,
and Southampton Of being baoner towns. Hard work
erd he n;aunion tbrsats did
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Run OVER AND KILLED.--A man in the employ Of
the City Rsrosd Company engaged in taking charge Of the
horse used drawing the the bill Washington Park
Myrtle avenue, Thursday afternoon, by Mr.
John Luckey and killed. The appears TO have
been alto2ether accidental.
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SENDING THREATENING LETTERs.-An intelligent
looking but very poorly-clad woman, named Ann Nc.
Donald but calling hersef Mrs. Brough, was brought
before Justice Batchy yesterday morning. on the com
plant of Mr.. Breugh, the actor who resides in Adams
s eet The complaint alleges that the letters contained
tbrea Of criminal charges to be preferred against Mr.
Brough an also threa # personal violence and were
cent for the purpose OF extcrtiDg money from him:
Tie accused led the charge but stated that she had
claims Of the strongest character upon Mr.. Broug "a.
Tba. the only letters che ever cent to him for the
purpose of obtaining assistance ia her distress,
aud that instead OF helping her, be had spurned her
ON bis door. THE further examination of the case
was postponed until Monday next.
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NEW-HAmpSBIRE.

CoScoRD, Friday, Nov. 9, 1860.
The State, except 10 small towns, gives Liocola
81 O52; Douglas, % 267 Breckenridge, 2,O91; Bell,
$685. Lincoln over all, 9.295
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RHODE ISLAND.
TTOGA COUNTY, Pa.

To he Editor Of The ~ y Tribune.
SIR: Tioga County gives Old Abe over 3 300 ma
joriy. believe che ia still the Banner County OF
PENNEY lvsnia. "
Wsl!,boyo, Pa Nov. Q, 1860.
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LIVINGSTON COUNTY-1, go MAJORITY.
CORTLAND COUNTY.

CORTLAND VILLAGE, Nov. 7, 1860.
Old Cortland all rght-2,2 200 majority for Lincoln,
and $50 for member Of Congress, the Hon. K. Ii.
Duell. The succOtash party nowhere.
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The 1T Congressional District gives Washbun
10 800 msority gain the vote of 1858 Of 1850.
In the lid Distric! Arnolts majority is 1900, a
gain Of $50.
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FIRE.-About o'clock last evening, fire broke
in house in Fulton Oxford street bat oe
flames we're suppressed before much dsuage was done
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FAT OFFICE OBTAINED WITH VERY LITTLE
rpoUBLE-BLUEDERs ALL hRoUsD 1t appears mat
the fiji Of Coroner for the First District coDprsiog
the old city Of Bro klyn vacant and hardly any
body knew il, and the c,psequelee Is taat man IS
e'.ci.d 10 fill the Office who did not know be T4s IN
ming for it. ar owes hs OIL con 70 series Of 6lnndere.
If we remember rightly the Iscts are hse: C0'ne1us
Cozins was elect Coroner in this d'tric Ia 1891; ne
shortly after resigned aud took position in the Navy
Yard Thomss II Reddug was appointed ny the GOV
erpor TO 81 the vacancy until election could b hed.
In 1853 Mr. Horton the present incumbent, was
elected TO FL the uaeXpired term, which ends wltn
the let Of January next The Secretary Of STATE
made no call on the Sheriff for an election ana
no omination was made by any Of the political parties.
Ex Coroner RediiDg starsd q little arrangement on
his own hook, and he had bis name slyly printed on
tie Republican ticket in his own Ward cue Niat9l,
where he received 100 votes. lie thought he had
cure thing of it, but by another blu der the cup Is
snaiched from his lits. The Independent Dem )crat5
nominated VIM. A. Murphy for Coroner in the IVth
District but desiring to defeat bis party ne refused
the nomu alton but his was kept up, neyerthe-
less TO complete ths ticket 10 appears that some OF
Mnrphys tickets were erroneously " For Coroner,
first District and 100 Of these tickets were deposited
This knocks fpots out OF Mr. Readings pTiyats ar
Ysr cement, and. if we are correct, Mr. Murphy is
elected TO IN Office worth some 81 900 year through
a series of curious blunders. Brooklyn EAgle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
THE CLOSE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

The following figures viii approximate the officih
count in the s.ve'al ditricts named:
Vth-Wsl Rep elected by. les maloI,y'
Vhh-Conklng REP Elected by "a MAJ r~y.
X,h--Vxn Wssk lRep elected by. IA T.alorty.
Xth-SNee tDem elected by......NS %, lority.
XvuIth-V ibbaId tDem. elected By. 100 ma ofi,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

LlDoOn majority the otd1e ~V'h
portion of the above figures estimates aud are
Ea lie to he varied by the fa and complete returns,
but probably not to any great exteut.
Chsut4uqus Co. complete, Lincolns majority 1,7S9.
Fenton, Rep, is elected TO Congress. Morgan
runs b-hind Lincoln. ALI the Republican County
officers are elected.
vibbar,s msj r'ty in tie SchOharie CCngrsssiona
District viii be about 200. TIE vote in the ssvera
counties will rot vary greatly from the following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
PENNSYLVANIA
ILLINOIS.

Wayne County Official -Republcan, 1885, Dem
ocIat, 2,6lS; Bell vote, 2.