The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-01

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Sufficient returns from all the Congressional
Districts of the State have not yet been re.
ceived to enable ~ to state with accuracy who
will constitute the next delegation in Con.
gress.
In the let District the candidates were N.
r. II Garnett, the present member, and Lieut..
Gov. Montague. Returns meagre, but indicate
the election Of Montague.
| In the I'd District the candidates were Gen.
Malone, Cole. Goodwin and Parhau. and
Messrs. Hume and Whitfield This district is
entirely in the hands of the enemy, and the
vote cast was by refugees and soldiers. Very
few returns have been received, and no idsa
can be formed as to who has been successful.
| In the 81 District (Richmoud, ,.S1c.) Mr. ~
ons, the present member, has been defeated
by Col W,ckbam.
In the 4sh District, Mr. Collier, present
member, is re elected ever Judge Gholson.
In the 5ih District there wss no opposition
| to the present member, Mr. Bacock.
in the Oh District the contest was between
John Goods, jr., present member, snd Col.
VIM. Martin. Goode believed to be reelected.
lathe 7th District, VIM. c. Rives elected
without opposition.
In the 8sh District the contestants were d,
G. Dejane'te, present member, aud James
Barbour. Returns indicate the rese.oefion of
Del sjrnetts.
In the 9th District Col. Fdnsten is elected
| over Mr.. Menifee.
In the 10th District Mr.. Botsler, the present
member, was opposed by Col F. w. M. Holl-
day, who is supposed to be elected.
In the 1lth District Col Baldwin ia re-
elected over Gov. Leteher
In the 18th District the candidates were Mr..
Staples, present member, and Col. Fl. A. Ed
mundson. No returns received
In the 18th District the contest was between
Mr. Preston, present member, and Col Fayette
McMullen. Returns favorable to the re elec.
| ton of Preston.
Ia the 18th District the candidates were
Messrs. Fitzhugh and Miller Mr.. Miller ia
the present member, and ia believed to be re-
elected
In the 18th District Mr. johnson, the pres.
ens member, had no opposition.
In the 10th District Mr.. Russell, present
member, was opposed by DIR. Kidwell. Re.
snlt net known Below we give what has
been further received about the general elec-
| tiou:
| Pinsyir0nio County, n seven precincts
| of this county. inc,nting the town of Dan
vile, the vote stands as foliows: For Gov.
ernor: Flournoy, GAO; Smith, 266; Munford,
l6. Lieutenant Goyernor, two precincts -
Price, 203; Imooden, 93. Attorney General i:
| Tucker. 362 Congress, seven precincts :
| Gooda, 532; Martin, 379 State Senate Suth,
erlin, 37777 Keen, 3ai; Whit'le, l97 House
of Delegates: Bnfora, 7O2; Gilmer, 496:
Sanps, 22s; Swanson, IA; Jefferson. lG7;
T.edway, 33; Wade. "a; Dye, 4; Blair, /.
Military Vote at Danriae-R'or Governor:
Flournoy, IL; Smita, sc; Munford,2. Lien
tenant Governor: Price, 30; Imboden, 81.
Congress: Martin, IL; Goode, 1 State Sen.
| ate, Henry District: Saunders, s; Burwell, o.
| Houss of Delegates, Henry county: Gravely,
| s; Mullins, Il Smith, l; Richardson, l.
CSmp Seventeenth Va. Regameat.-For Co.
vsrnor: Smiths majority over Flournoy. 69 /;
over Munford, 14b. Lieut. Governor: Price 3
maj over Imboden Congress 9th district,
Fansten over Menifes, 227 maj 10th district,
Holiday 3 maj over Boteler. Board of Pub-
| lie Works: J E Stewart over BeslI, 40 maj
over BurwelI, Isl; over Kercheval, 155. Stats
| Senate: 2iti district, Dulany over Ashby sc
/ , .
Alexandria, Snowden over Cazenove, 10l maj;
over Smoot, 109. Fairfax, Hunt over Pugi,
81 mai. Prince William, Larkin has maj of
3 over Nelson, 5 over Norvell, and 6 over
! Lynn. Warren, no opposition to Thomas
Fauqnier, Brooke's maj over Shackleford is 7,
| over Gordon Is, over Hunton Is.
Prince Edward Coanty-Court HOuse-
For Governor: Smith, 50, Elournoy, 33; Nun
| ford,8 Attorney General: Tucker, 80. Lieut.
| Governor: Imboden, 81; Price, 50. Congress:
B3c1ck, 10 opp, 93. Senate: Dickinson, l16
| Miller, /. House of Delegates: Tredway, no
| opp, 90. Green Bay Precinct-Governor !:
! Smith, %; Fleurnoy, 49, Mur ford, 5. State
! nor: Price 10; Imbodcn, g..
FarmUiNe.-For Governor: F,ouruov, so
Smith, 39. Lit Governor: Imbodsn, 81; PriUa,
IS; Shetfey, 8 Senate: Dickinson, 105; Miller,
8. House of Delegates Tredway, 80. Con
gress Bocock, SO.
Nottoacay County--Miiler's reported ma
jority in Eottow.y is abou. 40 Asa d. Dick
inaon was no doubt re elected to the Senate
from Prince Edward, Nottoway, and Luren-
burg.
Nineteenth Virginia Battalion, Battery No.
4.-Below you will find statement OF the
vote csst p this post. There was but little in
terest manifested, and the vote ia snall For
Governor: Smith has majority of SO over
FIournoy and 20 over Muuford. Lieut. Gov
ern0r: Imboden IL majority over Price. AT
torney General: Tucker, no opposition Con-
gress: lst district, Montague has maic rity
Of 4 over Garnett: % district, Whi,fetd's q ma.
jority is 90 over Malone aud u over Par ham,
Sd district, Lyons and Wickham tie; 9Th dis
triet, VIM. c. Rives, 5; 7sh district, Funsten,
81 majority. State Senate 2ith district, Ash-
by's majority 80; Ist district, Garrison's ma
jOrity over Finney 81. House of Delegates:
Alexandria, Snowden 26 majority ever Smoot
aid Cazenovs; Accomac, Weaver majority
over Parramors. Northampton, Scott has
majority of 26 over Savage; Amherst, Powell
beats Rucker 6 votes; Isle Of Wight, j. L.
Wilson IL votes.
EsseG C0n.ty.-Montsg que, es far "a heard
from, 40 or so ahead. At King William Court
Hon % he had all the votes but 9 Smith, in
Essex reported to have q majority.
Dinwiddte-t Official )-Munford, IL; Smith,
SO; Flouruoy, 46. Lieatsuat- Governor; For
Price, III; Imboden, 80. State Senate -
Thompson, 13l; Adams, $50.
Soathampton-Two precincts Flournoy,
| So. Munfcrdy "A; Smith, 3
Surry- Two Observation-Disclosures, 2G
| Smith, IA. Congress: Whitfield, 75 Parham,
l.; Malone. l.
Isle Of Night. - Conrt House - Munford,
| 26; Smith, g Flournoy,2
| GreenesoiVe. - Smith, SO; Munfor3, 81
Fiournoy, g. Lieutenant Governor: Price,
| "a Sheffsy. &C. For Congress: Par!,sm, Sc ;
Mshoue, l5
| Ptcketts Diviston.-In ell the bri2ades but
| Kewper's Smiths majority over Flonrnoy is
2US; Kemper's brigade is reported TO have
given Smith 80 majority. For CoDgrees, in
the 9th regiment, Funstsne majority 10 lT.--
For Delegates from Fauquier, in the Ssh rsgi.
ment, Hunton leads Brooke 81 votes; Brooke
| leeds Green 8 votes; Green leads Shackleford
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