Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-11-07
Baltimore City Election.

The Union party have elected their whole
ticket in Baltimore city, including all the Justi-
ces of the Peace and Constables for the several
wards. The american of Thursday morning
remarks:
The election for Governor and State officers
yesterday passed off quietly and peaceably,
though there was quite number of arrests
made on the charge of disloyalty, which pre-
vented full vote being cast by the opponents
of the Union candidates. The intimidation
caused by these arrests is to be regretted, as
there has been no doubt at any time since the
10th of April that a large majority of the legal
voters Of the city are devoted to the preserva-
tba nia dtiiResssation at the
ed by the authorities of the city, eHectively
siienced the Union sentiment, lead yesterday e
a desire for retaliation, which was, to consid
cradle extent, practiced in all the wards.
! The Judges, however, were all men of stand
ing and character, and in most Of the precincts
! Opposition judges We're in attendance. In al
other respects tie election was a fair one, the
greatest care being taken everywhere to prevent
illegal voting The whole vote cast was 81 ,O69
of which the Union candidates received an ave-
rage vote of 17,722 The whole vote of the
city at the Presidential election in November
last was 29,063. In July last the whole vote
cast at the Congressional election was "a ,994
1t will therefore be seen that the Union candi-
dates yesterday received an undoubted majority
of the legal votes of the city, which is estimated
now not to exceed $1,000
The returns from the other parts of the State
though but few and incomplete, yet promise a
thorough and overwhelming Union triumph.
Returns from the Counties.
The following are the only returns we have
from the counties:
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Govanstowu district gives Bradford, Union
for Governor, 800 majority.
HARTFORD COUNTY
Hapre-de- Grace, Nou. 6-This city gives
Bradford 283 majority. The county is all right
for the Union
Later.-The vote here stands: Bradford 2s2;
Howard IS.
CECIL COUNTY.
EMton, NoU. 6.-Froln present indications
Bradford has swept the county by 1900 majo-
rity.
Port Deposite Union majority here is
251. The majority in the county is fully 1000.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Frederick, Nou. 6.-Ths city will give Brad
ford 700 majority. Returns not yet complete.
Mount Pleasant gives Bradford 152 majority.
Later.-Frederick city gives Bradford over
700 majority. Polls No. 2 give Bradford 436
and Howard 1876. The indications are that
Frederick county will give about 1000 majority
for the whole Union ticket. We have had a
quiet election and large vote.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Hogersto1on, Noo. 6.-Union majority for
o
in the county estimated at 2000
HOWARD COUNTY.
Elicotfs MWs.-Bradford and the whole
Union Ticket has 143 majority.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
We have returns from this county with the
exception Of Pscataway, Spaldngs' and Aquasco
districts. The whole Union ticket is elected
Bowie, for Court of Appeals, is largely ahead
Sascer, for Clerk, is elected Brent's majority, for
Circuit Judge is AT SO far as heard FROM The
vote was very small throughout the county,
whilst in Piscataway and Marlboro the vote is
exceedingly small, owing, as we are informed, to
the military, who required, we know not upon
what authority, every voter to take the oath of
allegiance, in consequence of which scores re-
fused to vote.
ST. MARY's COUNTY
Fords majority, in five districts, over Tuck is
1908, over Bowie, GAG. Brent's majority over
Stone, in five districts, is 2O7. One district yet
to hear from. Davis is elected Sheriff.
Report Of Adjutant General Thomas on the
State of Affairs in Missouri and Kentucky.
The New York Times reviews editorially the
report of Adjutant. General Thomas to the Sec
tlry of War, in the case of Fremont, and with
regard to the affairs of Kentucky, and finally
winds up by declaring
Such is digest of the main facts revealed in
Adjutant General Thomas report, aud the au-