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si BlIEFrALQ WEEKLY BUB frlC, 366 Elctiea Betara. Madism CmTilmoerafic Reflector Nov. 9lh savs: We vim to-dav. as far ascertained; trie re Republic. BUFFALO, N.

NOVEMBER 11, 184a Wayne 4 onuty- Wayne gives Mr. Vam Boreh a majority of one hundred over Tatlor a result which speaks well (or the fidelity and attachment to principle of the etHinr democracy of lhat counrr. The honker ia vprv hht in most of the towns. The whig county ticket, we learn from the Sentinel, is elected by majorities ranging from 100 to 600, it bein generally supported by the hunkers as well as the whigs. The Sentinel expresses, as well it may, high gratification at the result, and then re news its pledge to uphold the glorious principles embodied in the Buflalo platform, uuul the tri uinph of the free -democracy, in 1852, shall place iham uoon.

the statute book of the nation. It says "Whoever may be- the President elect for the ensuin" term of four years from the 4th of March next, and whatever shall bo the action of the present Cougress and Executive, or the political complexion and action of their immediate succes sors in reference to the doctrines of this creed, and' especially upon the great question of the NON-EXTENCION OF THE INSTITUTION OF HUMAN" SLAVERY, whatever shall be the temporary results and decisions in these particulars, our confidence will be unshaken in the ultimate prevalence of the principles of the Buffalo platform. The trammels imposed upon the parties of the country by the extraordinary proceedings of the late Baltimore and Philadelphia conventions, as well as the organizations under which these bodies were held together, will henceforth cease to be felt or to exist, ami the people at large left free to act as the calls of their country, and their honest judgments and consciences shall dictate; and we anticipate that the consistent friends of Democratic Freedom the friends of the honor and perpetuity of our glorious Union will be found manfully'battliiig side by sid FOR THE CAUSE OF RIGHT.and of EFFERSONI AN REPUBLICANISM. "There must be NO MORE COMPROMISES WITH SLAVERY: if made, they must be REPEALED." Cass and Butler Banner at Auction I The Committee having neglected to pay for the Cass and Butler Banner that was suspended over Main above the Liberty Pole, 1 shall offer said Banner for sale at auction, at the corner of Main and Exchange streets, on Monday next, at 1 o'clock, r. M.

to pay arrears on the same. Novemberll, 1313. JAMES BOWKER. The above advertisement, which appears in the Express this morning, will doubtless call together a large nnmbir of the lovers of old relicts and emblems of things that were." This Banner should be purchased by some patriotic Hunker and placed in the war department where is to be found the Guerrilla Flag of Mexico. The expulsion of the last of tliu Tarquines and also the flight of Louis Phiilippe, the last of the Bourbons, has boon a matter of interest throughout the world.

The and picture of the last of the Mohicans has received a wide reputation and we see no reason why a Ba-ner which contains a full length portrait of the last of the Dmghfaccs should not go down to posterity at least as a curiositv. he itcsult. There can be no doubt of the election of Gen. Tatlor. The states of Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Man-land, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee, making one hundred and forty-four electoral votes, are, judging from the retuws, beyond question lor Taylor.

In addition to these, he will probably get Louisiana, Iowa, Georgia, Florida, and perhaps Illinois and Maine, makingrfr-onc electoral votes more. This "getting along without New rork," has turned out to be a verv had business. ID" We have failed to acknowledge the obligations we are under to the eastern telegraph and to O'Reilly's and Speed's western lines, as well as to the gentlemanly operators here, for their promptness and liberality in furnishing us with election intelligence. We shall remember their kindness, and shall be happy to reciprocate it whenever we have an opportunity. (O We are indebted to Speed's line for the following additional items of election news: Michigan.

Kent county 100 for Cass; Barry county 100 Washtenaw county 602 do. Pe.snsylsasia.-Blair county 1039 for Taylor; Bedford county 232 Somerset county 2000 Crawford county 500 do. a gain over Johnston. Ticnnesske. Three additional counties show a Taylor gain of over 100U.

EP The custom hou -e organ of this morning says: "In the State we are, at present writing, a used up community." Don't stop to talk, my dear, but go on with your dying. Doctor nttetimefc Dittngree. While Horace Gruklt was coaxing and flat' tenng the free soil whigs of the Ohio Reserve, with a view of getting their votes for Taylor, the Richmond RepiJlUa.n, a leading Taylor pa per of irgiaia, talked of them after this fashions feut such as they are, the Abolitionists of th( Western Reserve are worthy the study of a phi losopher. They would consider it doinr God ser vice to mutiap a vtl would nn h- itaiien la cheating the poor creature out of his iast copper as soon as ihey had him farlx in iieir nds, A more hypocritical, earning, whintnir. tutnllw Ho.

praved, and utterly irredeemable set of rascals never walked on ttie lace ol the earth We understand by the New York Triiuni that the Propeller Independence, Captain Aver ill, goes up on Tuesday on her last trip for the season. She will, we understand, go as far as the Ontonagon. On her return tho navigauon on lake Superior may be closed. ID The Toledo Bude, of a late date, says young man named Stetson, by occupation a Piano Forte tuner, disappeared from that city under cir cumstances which induce the belief that he has met with some misfortune. ID Madame Pico has gone to New Orleans to join Vixtti, with whom she is contracted in Tehnessee, I 22 counties, whig gain 1800 on the vote of 1847.

Illinois. Returns from 37 counties give. Taylor a gain of 6000 on '44 Pen ns ylv a rrisiurg.Noy. 1 0. -Dauphin county gives 2178 for Taylor; 2,554 for Cass; 44 for Van Buren.

Franklin, 4006 for Taylor; 3199 for Cass; total 10,020 for Taylor; 8,269 for Cass. Majority for Taylor 1751. Pike county gives Cass 584 Monroe gives him 4 more than it gave Long-streth. Luzerne, 417 for Cass. Taylors majority in Pennsylvania exceeds 12, 000.

Official vete of the City and county of Philadel phia, city gives Taylor 10 655 county Total 31,230. Cass in city 5,266, in county 244. Total 21,510. Van Buren in city 309, in county 568. Total 875.

Taylor's majority in citv 5,180. In county 3,763. Total 8,943. ID" The Washington Union publishes the fol lowing from Pittsburg, Nov. 9.

Editors of Nashville Banner write thus: Tay lor's majority in Tennessee, 5 to 8000. Election returns so decisive for Taylor that I deem itun- necessary to send figures. Alabama. Montgomery 450 for Taylor. Mobile, 150 do.

whig gain. State probably for Cass. iORTH CAROLINA. VsAHAWBA. BlX COUUtieS 1.T y-, Cass 1687.

Increase over Polk. In Robinson, Cumberland, Samson, Duplin counties Cass has 1033 majority. Whig gain 455. Whigs claim the state by 3000 to 4000. Virginia Taylor's gain in 50 counties 1635.

75 counties to be heard from. Result is doubtful. My despatches give Taylor 2100 gain in seventy counties. Georgia. Latest probable whig majority 3000.

In 57 counties Tavlor gain 2200. From Florida. No returns. A despatch from Mobile says, Louisiana returns come in slowly, state is 1 aylor beyond doubt. The democratic organ yields the State.

By Line, we have the following: (3hio Election. Mahoning county The vote in this county, we learn by letters, is, Cass, 1940; Van Buren, 1076; Taylor, 716. Trumbull co. The vote of this county is. Van Buren, 2079; Cass, 1992; scattering, 135 the scattering vote principally lor Taylor.

Indiana. In 28 counties Cass has gained 232 on 1844. Vermont. Hebard whig has been chosen to Congress from 2nd district by 200 majority over Webber. In 3rd Hon.

George P. Marsh, reelected. 4th L. C. Peck, dem.

re-elected. CP We are indebted to Speeds Line for the following despatch from Chicago and Milwaukee, at 2 o'clock to-day: Illinois. In Davis county, 400 for Taylor. State more doubtful for Cass asj returns come in. Wisconsin.

All returns received, show a large Taylor gain. Van Buren's vote heavy. Indiana. Taylor's majorities Cassco. 56; Kos-kiusco co.

215; Fulton co. 09; Wabash co. 100. Cass majorities, Howard co. 50; Marshall co.

129; Pulaski co. 100; LaGrauge co. 25. Carroll and Huntington counties show a considerable loss to Cass. Van Buren's vote iu Cathcart's district is 1000.

New York, Nov. 97 P. M. Additional Foreign Items. The citizens of Vienna continue to strengthen the defences of lhat city and the country.

The people are flocking into il in large numbers. No engagement between the Hungarians and Croats has taken place. Italy. Latest information from Turin states that the Chamber of Deputies decided on the 21st iu favor of a prolongation of the armistice with Austria. A report prevailed that an insurrection had bro ken eut at Conro.

The people had driven out the Austrians, but Radetski had sent a force of 10,000 against the citv. The basis of a proposition mado by England and France not yet accepted by Austria. I he Pans papers are occupied with comments on the unexpected vote in the Assembly on the question of election of President 1 he returns of the Bauk of ranee are rather less favorable, the amount to credit of Treasury being 9,970,000 francs, against 10,300,000 francs last week. The Berlin correspondent of the Tribune de scribes the funeral of the workmen who fell in the late emeute, as the most solemn and impsessive. Both contending parties united in the cereraonv.

The cholera at Berlin had been less violent. On Saturday only nineteen cases were reported. The average for the whole week were twenty-five per day. Diocese of Kuffalo. His Excellency, the Governor of this State, having requested that Thursday, the 23d of November, be set apart for Thanksgiving to the Al-piighty for past favors, and a bounteous continuance of blessings, I therefore enjoin that the Holv Mass, as the highest form of Thanksgiving and of supplication, be offered up on that day, at an hour suited to the convenience of the people, inear-h Church of this Diocese, and that the Collect "pro rati arum actione et pro salute animannn," be added to the prayer in the office of that day.

JOHN, Bishop of Buffalo. Buffalo, November ID" The American Colonization Society, says the New York Erening Post, has at present applications for passage from New Orleans to Liberia, from four hundred and 6eventy-two persons, in December next; and ninety-two from Baltimore in January, and from one hundred and fifty in Savannah in April next. The society has not the means to meet this demand, and it must make an appeal to the benevolent. i To Vessels eoiso into the Cut Long Point. -Look out for Breakers.

The brig Sandusky, says the Cleveland Plaindtaler of Monday, lies sunk in 12 or 13 feet water, about 160 yards southeast from the light ship. Vessels going into the cut will find plenty of water from 40 to 80 yards west of the wreck, bat will find it difficult and dangerous to undertake to ran in between her and the east shore, as she lies on the east side of the channel. V- PuiirsrLriiru. A despatch from the Pittsburgh Post, announces the rotes of Berks and Lancaster Berk 4700 roaj. for Cass.

Lancaster 5286 for, Taylor. Wyoming co Cass 71? maj. Northampton co Case 1060 mai. Fayette (whole -votel 1654 for Tavlor. 2059 for Cass.

The above 4 counties rive Tavlor 1664. Cass 4198. Cass mai. 2534. Lebanon co Full returns increase this majori ty, 1132.

Mifllineo Taylor 1182, Cass 1215, Van Bu- ren J. Huntington co Taylor 615 maj. Alleghany co Taylor 3529 maj. Clarion co Cass 880 maj. Armstrong co Cass 110 maj.

Georgia. Official majorities from Augusta. Wednesday, 9 P. M. Total 15 counties Tavlorl563; Cass 815.

Tay lor ahead 748. Taylor's araiu on Clay 771. Polk's majority in the State was 1940. Massachusetts. Returns from njfearlv all the State show: Tavlor, 67,407 Cass, 33,997 Van Buren, 37,576 Rhode Island.

Tavlor 6.689; Cass 3.610; Van Buren 711. Connecticut. All but 18 towns. Tavlor 065; Cass Van Buren 4,359. Indiana.

Dearborn co Cass 500 mai eain 145. Shelbv co ass 300 maj gain 65. Tioga co Taylor 656 dem. gain 3. Jennings co Taylor 41 dem.

gain 62. Bartholomew co Cass 150 dem. gain 79. Alabama. Franklin co 1 precinct to hear from Cass 882.

Tuvlor 597. Lauderdale Cass 77. Lawrence 2 precincts to hear from. Cass 30. Delaware.

The Taylor maj. is 537. Tennessee. Davidsou co 2,698 for Tavlor 1976 for Cass. Williamson reported for Wilson reported 155 do gain 100.

Returns from Alabama Franklin, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Mobile, Chambers, and Russell coun ties, Taylor ahead 608. Virginia Election. In 38 counties, total Taylor 5773; Cass 1991. By last despatches to 2 o'clock P. to-day, from Virginia: Preston; Cass 65; Taylor gain 57 over Polk.

Monongahela Case 330. Norfolk; Cass 22; Clay's maj. in 1844, 35. Princess Anne; probable 75 Taylor loss 8. Reports from Wise's district are favorable) the whigs.

Dinwiddie county, whig gain 100. Prince George county, Cass maj. 90. Nattawa county, Cass maj. 30.

Madison county, dem. gain 55. Green county dem. gain 250. Prince William county 204.

Rockiugham county, Cass 1269. Hampshire county, 75. Nelson county, 150 Taylor majority. Loudon co. official, 1055 majority for Taylor.

Seven upper counties 300 majority for Taylor. Stafford co. 26 for Cass. In five counties Taylor gain is 386. Hanover county Cass majority 15.

In Goochlaud whig gain 68. In Campbell 73. In Halifax and Mecklenburgh Taylor reported to have gained 450 on Presidential election of '44. King William co. 151 for Cass 87 whig gain.

Halifax 450 for Cass. Wrhig gain 247. James City 62 for Taylor. Democratic gain 2. Richmond county 50 for Taylor.

Whig gain 2. New Kent 60 for Taylor. Pennsylvania. Additional returns from six counties show 4685 for Taylor; 2919 for Cass. Further returns from Susquehanna show a whig gain of 100, which was counterbalanced by a like loss in Wayne.

Further returns from five counties show a Taylor majority of 2383, and from six others, 3123 for Cass. a North Carolina 5000 majority for Taylor. Alabama. Three counties, 1000 majority for Taylor. Louisiana.

New Orleans gives 1091 majority for Taylor. New York, Nov. 107 P. M. Georgia.

Straggling returns continue to be re ceived from Georgia. Thirty counties show a gain of 700 lor 1 aylor on the late Congressional ection. 1 he despatch savs that the state is con sidered good for Taylor. Maryland. Additional returns from 27 coun ties.

1 he vote for lavlor is for Lass, 13,670 Taylor's majority, 3,002. Thomas' ma jority for Governor, 681. laylors gain, JboO. Worcester countv to hear from. I aylor major ity iu the state will be nearly 3500.

JNew jersey. iaylor's majority in New Jersey understood to be not far from 3700. North Carolina Samson countv gives Cass 127 majority. Duplin county gives Cass 614 majority. The Raleigh Register claims the state for Tav lor by 3600 majority.

1 he following from North Carolina just reached me: Baltimore, Nov. 10. Brunswick Taylor 319. Cass 237. Columbus Taylor 167.

Cass 274. Blandon Taylor 280. Cass 341. Three precincts to hear from which gave Reed. whig, 70 majority.

Indiana. 528 counties Cass 232 gain on vote of '44. Baltimore, Nov. 10 6J P. M.

Some five arrests were made in this citv and Philadelphia on charge of voting illegally. The National Museum and Patent Office at Washington has been robbed a second time of the valuable jewels presented by the Imaum of Muscat. The cut in the Southern Telegraph is surmised to havo reference to this robbery. Massachusetts ELECTION. unaries r.

Adams and Charles Sumner were to address a free soil meeung at Faneuil Hall last evening, and the whigs were to hold a meeting in the Old Cradle of Liberty on trfS next evening. A spirited con- wi is going on in the three parlies in view ot the officers Congressmen and members of the Legislature. A storm in Caddo Parish, and the surrounding county; on the 18th ulL, did great damage to therrops. New Yore, Nov. 117 P.

M. Maine. In 217 towns the whig gain is 4221. The vote new stands Taylor 35,080, Cass 35,333. Ohio.

Forty connties heard from Case gain 13,000 over Gov. vote. of We have not yet recei jed full returns from the county, although sufficient is known to enable ns to jndge with tol6rable correctness of the general result The Tarlof Electors probably have a small majority, say "200. The" Free Soil vole is about double that of the hunkers. Almost the entire hanker "regular vote was cast for Mr.

Duer, and Gen. Nye is consequently in a minority of 10 or 1200. "Mr. Crouse the man of straw, who permitted himself to be nsed for a' treacherous purpose, will hardly beat bis colored competitor, Mr. Garnettr- David Maine in the 1st Assembly District and R.

G. Stewart in til A 01 elected by small majorities. The Tayhirites also c.ci-i u.cir Diiuro couoiy ucKei, dv a small major, ity. We defer further particulars, and all com -ments'upon the result till next week. Little Chemung has Spoken The FJmira GaeOe ef Nov.

9 says: "We' have the crratifirntinn ft w. iiitviiuillg UU1 readers that we shall not be under the disagreea- "otwsBuy oi loaning our bold little chanticleer to crow for a dough-faced glorious little Chemung, it stands erect-ever ready to make the enemies of freedom take the water. 1 he returns are very imperfect but enough is nown to ensure the eWtinn nf nnr nrkni. Trr'V Some of the whig candidates run up pref tvw1lhv 4l. i i majority over Taylor will be about 300.

This is hilt a hnnli-4 l. k.n k.t of Silas Wright Well done, say little Chemung you are always right in'every important contest. She is a "dead shot" in ilnce that do not emhrac ibrf free democracy." Rensselaer Coustt. The Troy Budget, of November 9, says: "We have not yetreturns on Electors from all the towns of the countv; but enough has been received to warrant ns in claim-irig a handsome free soil majority over the hunker ticket. Troy gives an avarage free soil majority over the conservatives, notwithstanding the fear of our friends elsewhere and the claim of the hun kers here, that we should be beaten two to one by the Cass party." Ca yuga Co.

The ATcw Era of Nov. 8, criveB the majorities for Taylor and Vas Buren. Ca9 does not carry a single town. Taylor's majority. 90.

Van Buren's, 594. Majority for Taylor, 376 in Ihe countv. Chenango County. Taylor's majority in Chenango is about900. Van Buren's vote in the county rising of 1500.

EF St. Andrew's Society or the City or Buffalo. At a quarterly meeting of the above Society, held at their Hall, 64 Lloyd street, on the evening of Thursday, the following gentlemen were duly elected officers of tho Society for the ensuing year: President JAMES SMITH, Esq. 1st Vice President James McKay. 2Z do George Kennedy.

Treasurer John Jamikson. Secretary Wn. Robertson. Assistant Secretary Thos. Adams.

MANAGERS Alex. McKay, James Duthrie, Donald McDonald, Al ex. Allen, James D. Craig. JAMES SMITH, V.Pres't, Wm.

Robertson, Sec'y. The annual Festival of the Society will take place at the American Hotel on Saint Andrew's Day, the 30th inst. (HP Disappearance. The Rochester Adcerti- ser, of this morning, says: An Irishman by tho name of Michael Graham, has been missing since Saturday last On that evening he left his brother-in-law's, west of the Erie canal, for his residence on High street. It was supposed that he might have stepped off the bridge into the canal, but a pretty thorough search has been made, and no trace of him discovered.

He was a tailor by trade, in the employ of I. A. Robinson, and has a wife and one child. Any intelligence of him will be thankfully received. CP A telegraph despatch yesterday De troit informs us that the propeller Ohia.tt just down.

She was along side of the St. Louis yes terday in False Presque Isle all well and in good spirits. Capt Wheeler was waiting for the Nile to tow him down. CP The incipient steps have been taken to sup ply the city with pure water. Notice has been published of an application for the incorporation of a company for this purpose.

The capital proposed is $200,000, with tho privilege of increas ing it to $500,000. ET Mr. Joseph K. Brick, one of the contrac tors fur the construction of the Gas Works, has been chosen General Superintendent, uud is to take up his residence in our city. Hs is well qualified for the post UZT Clinton Monument.

We are hnpy to learn, says the Ecening Journal of yesterday, lhat the Clinton Association have determined to locale the MONUMENT at the head of State streei, in front of the Capitol. Albany Atlas of Wednesday. EF Police. Before P. A.

Child, Esq. There were, during the month of October, 38 convic tions by special sessions for assault and batten-, and 14 for petit larceny. EF The Rev. John Steel, of Allegany City, will preach in the Young Men's Lecture Room, on Sabbath morning and afternoon for some weeks. Yearly Meeting in Indiana.

The Quakers swarm in Indiana. At the late yearly meeting, held at Richmond, there were 2, jlU persons. They were of the orthodox party. Call Accepted. We are pleased to learn (hat a ft 0v T.

p.lc.h. D. nsstor of the Pearl th street Baptist Church, Albany, has accepted a call from the Pierrepont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, to become their Swearing at a Mark. Friend. it is rery wrong to swear as you do, why do you do ill" tinsiuo T-onlidt tiia Tin'tnnpr 'v under stood that a man may swear eut of jail in thirty davs.

and 1 want to see if 1 can't do it in fifteen. I'm eoiog to set up all night, and do my worst. VCT IVf acrkadt had verv slim houses in Boston, owingprobabjy, to the fact that politics occupied everbody. snltef the lYesidenual vren. tayloh has already 173 votes with a prospect of ebtaining some fifty- one more.

1 Whole nnmber of Electoral votes, 290 -Necessary to elect, 146 Taylor. Cass, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Fennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, Louisiana, Iowa, Mississippi, i 6 New Hampshire, 12 South Carolina, 4' Ohio, '6 Michigan, 36 26 Probable, 3 Missouri, 8 11 Texas, 10 Alabama, 6 9 23 5 43 7 3 4 9 23 13 12 3 6 4 6 Total Total Doubtful. Maine, Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Total 173 6 17 12 9 4 51 In this State the vote for Mr. Van Burks over Cass will be very considerable. It may reach to 10,000, if the returns in the northern and southern counties show no falling off from Van Buren.

This will be most gratifying to the radical demo crats of the State, who were exultingly told that "Cass could do without New The result will show to the whole country that the democracy of New York, insulted and sent home from Balti more to their constituents, have spoken in a voice of condemnation of the arrogant assumptions of that convention, that will be heeded bv all futuro delegated bodies. The result will also show that we have elected two Congressmen, King and Wisner, who will do honor to the free democracy on the floor of Congress. The hunkers in Ulster, Herkimer, Oswego, Madison, Steuben and Allegany united with the Taylor whigs and defeated the free soil candidates for Congress. By this unholy coalition Martin Grover, General Nye and James Smith have been defeated. In the Legislature the free democracy will have some 17 members of the Assembly.

The hunkers probably 3. Congress. The following members of Con gress have been elected from this state: District. 1. John A.

King, whig. 2. David A. Bookee, 3. J.

Phillips Phoenix. 4. Walter Underbill. 5. George Briggs.

6. James Brooks, full term. Horace Greeley, vacancy. 7. William Nelson.

8. Ransom Halloway 9. Thomas McKissock. 10. Herman D.

Gould. 11. Peter H.Sylvester. 12. Gideon O.

Reynolds. 13. John L. Schoolcraft. 14.

George R. Andrews. 15. John R. Thurman, probably.

16. Hugh White. 17. H.P.Alexander. 18.

Preston King, democrat (freo soil.) 19. Charles E. Clarke. 20. Orsamus B.

Matteson. 21. Thomas Smith, probably. 22. Henrv Bennett.

23. William Duer. 21. "Daniel Gott 25. "Harinan S.

Conger. 26. John W. Wisner, democrat (free soil.) 27. Gerry V.

Sackett, full term. Esbon Blackmar, vacancy. 28. Ab. M.

Schermerhorn. 29. Robert L. Rose. 30.

D. Rumsey, Jr. 31. Elijah Risley. 32.

Elbridge G. Spaulding. 33. Harvey Putnam. 34.

Lorenzo Burrows. Members of the present House. Lewis Co The Utica Herald of Friday says, a gentleman from the north yesterday reports that Lewis has given 100 to 200 maj. for Van Buren. Assemblyman in doubt Jefferson Co.

Has given about 1,000 maj. for Taylor over Van Buren, and 500 for Clarke, whig Congressman. Van Buren's vote is higher than Cass. Steuben Co. A telegraphic report yesterday says lhat Steuben has given 500 to 800 maj for Gen.

Taylor. This ensures the election of the whig member of Congress in the Allegany and Steuben district. Van Buren 500 over Cass. Two Free Soil Members Assembly elected. Oneida Co.

The following is the complete vote for President in this county, except in one town, Vienna: Taylor Cass Van Buren 4,497. Taylor over Van Buren, 1,407. The reported majority for Mann in Vienna, is Oswego Co. As far as heard from, Van Buren has 343 majority, and Taylor 280. Cass is "no whar." Ulster Co.

The Ulster Republican, of Nov. 8th, says: The election is over and the 6tar of Taylorism is in the ascendant in the county and state. Taylor leads Van Buren fifteen to eighteen hundred in this county.and Cass falls nearly three thousand behind. The slate has g6U6 for Taylor by a very large vote over Van Buren, Cass being counted among the scattering. We have not sufficient returns from the several towns to give the details of the vote this will present it in the official canvas next week.

Fulton County. The vote in Northampton stands as follows: Van Buren 190; Taylor 81; Cass 31. Oranok County. Newburgh gives 751 for Taylor; 393 for Van Buren; and 231 for Cass. We have done well.

New Windsor 263 for Taylor; 121 for Van Buren; 109 for Cass. Montgomery 339 for Taylor; 176 for Van Buren; 172 for Cass. Crawford 141 for Taylor; 86 for Van Buren, 177 for These towns comprise the First Assemblyjpis-trict of Orange. j-f- -JV i.