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ELECTION! RLTlKVS. Ejje urlmijtott (Gajettc Burlington, Wednesday Yoy.16,1959 The propeller Ohio exploded on Lake Erie on Sunday, the Gth. and sank instantly. Thomas Corvett, the second mate, and Michael Donegan wheelsman, were lost. The Captain and the balauoc of the crew, numbering in all fifteen, were picked up by the propeller Equator.

D-- tx Sons (Colnmtt. xi 3 GREAT RUSH! TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT I The Vote of the States We give the following table of majorities on Governor, in all the counties that bavo been heard from. They will differ hut little from the official canvass: Rtndall, (Rep-) Hobart, (Dm.) AID TO THE MOUNT VERNON FUND. Stuart's -Gold-Mounted Oil of Washington. There a wmlcjt on the bunlt of the Toto- i mat Sons andDaugbters of America, throughout its length ami breadth, who are desirous of aiding ths Mount Vernou Ladiea Association of the Uuion in tlieir noble work that of collecting means to consummate the purchase, and completely restore and beautify the Home of our beloved Washington at Mount Vtrnon can render blc service to the esuse, by forming clubs from among their friends ot 5, 10 20, or more persons, aud remitting, with names same to either of the V.ce Regents or Mauagers of tho Association the we scared, them badly, which is the nex best thing.

front the figures in another place it will bo discovered that Brick is only about two thousand from tho truth, but stiff near enough fur all practical purposes. Ksi'AFED. Thirecn prisoners eca-ped from the jail in Rochester, N- 1 on Sunday evetiing last. A convict who was thought trustworthy, had been assigned the duty of Iucti fellows into" their cells, aud early ou the evc-nin in qrcstto i had pret jntled to do so. He soon after called th6 jailor in un.

der pretext of informing th an attempt was about to be made by some of the convicts to dig through th wall inveigled him into a closet, in which ho locked him. lie them headed the gang of prisoners whom he had released from their cells, in un attack upon the two doors tha separated the ward from the office. These were soon battered down, and no one but the wife of the imprisoned resisting their progress, they made gi-oJ their flight. At last accounts only ono of the thirteen had been re taken. Gcrril Smitli'to he Demanded b) Virginia.

The Richmond correspondent of the New York Jlcrald, under date of 5th 'writes I have ascertained to-day that a rigid scrutiny i being instituted to ascertain the extfent of Gerrit Smiths complicity in the Harpers Ferry insurrection, preparatory to this issue of a requisition for his surrender to the judicial authorities of this State, for trial upon a charge of conspiracy. All the testimony bearing upon his connection with this insurrection, as accessory before the fact, is being carefully, compiled, and the probability 13 that the matter will be laid before the Grand Jury of Jefferson County at an early day. Such, at least, is my information. It is intimated, moreover, that the questTon of his surrender, in obedience to the requisition of the Governor of Virginia, will be made tho issue for a continuance of disruption of the Union. Tho knowledge of this intention may have caused Gerrit Smiths insanity.

The Brown Business. Researches into the obscure portions of Virginia law which relates ta the crime of treason, have brought to light tho fact that the pardoning power, in the case of John Brown and Coppio, bides not in the Governor, but in the Legisla As the Legislature only meets iu the earlier fortnight of January as Browns. sentence is to be executed on the 2d of December, and as there is no likelihood of an extra session be. ing summoned, tho fate of the leading insurrectionist may be regarded as sealed. Milwaukee Xeics.

14,041 Majority for Raudall so far, 3,008 There are eleven counties yei to hear from which gave a democratic msjoiity of 201 two years ago. Randalls majority will not be far from 3.000. The Hew Eetffalalttic. The following is tho result, as far as received, of tho election for members of the next Legislature SENATE. Republicans.

Holding over. 8 waulicc Kenosha 1 Democrat). 6 IL W. Mrs. A.

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I 1 lroclamelioii Tfiunkegiviug. ANOTHER TEAR, with its vtried experiences and vicissitude, basnearly gonef the seed time end harvest hae passed away, end the preducta of the earth more abundant and excellent, in many respect8 than usual, bare been gathered in. Our State has been favored by an overruling Providence with exemption from pestilence, or go prevailing disease, end the commer. elal end financial distress, under which our Und has so long uffered, seems to be ap-preaobing an end. As a State we have beta free from eviV disturbances, and men have gone about their daily evocations in peaoe and quietness.

As a nation, too, we have been exempted from the scenes of blood which has been the reaut in other lends of the ehock of contending hosts. It is right that we should as a people render the tribute of out thanks to the An. thor of all good, for the establishment and continuance of our free institutions, for the blessinpeof peace, for the privileges of free education, and freedom to worship God according to the dictates of eonsciencei and for all the unnumbered blessings, in. dividual end national, so bountifully show ered upon ns. Therefore, in aesordance with tho timo-honored usage, I do hereby recommend to the people of WiJcoosin, that they observe THURSDAY.

TIIE 21th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEAT, as a day of THAN KSd I VINO, and that, abstaining from their secular at-, ooatlons on that day, they unite in their everal localities in grateful praise to Almighty God, for his constant care and abundant mercies. fa testimony ychernf, I bare hereunto L. S. subscribed my name and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed. Done atvMedison, this 25th day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred end fifty-nine.

By the Governor, ALEX. W. RANDALL, J. Di RUGGLES, Aset Secretary of State. The Election.

To disinterested spectators the campaign that has just ended must have been as acuuaiog as a well acted comedy. Two great parties divide between them the votes of the entire State, and for months tho journals of each have been filled with predictions of tho suc-om of all tho candidates for office. Democratic papers would have it that Hobart never spoko without enlisting the sympachies of all his hearers that very joint discussion lost Randall a 'tll of votes, and of course gained tho same to tho opposite party. Then Republicans cried that this is false that everywhere their candidate was recoivod with enthusiasm, aud eutircly threw Hobart in the shade. 1 It was you lie, and-1 you lie you stolo, and you arc a thief.

Such were the most potent arguments used by two great political parties. Like parcel of angry school boys la a fight, they vainly imagined, because they were sightless, that their blows blinded the lookers on. Foolish calculation I Outsiders looked, laughed, and voted as they had bo-fore decided iu their own minds that they would. Now it scorns to us that this excessive electioneering, this wiro pulling in both parties is an injury to all con. cerncd.

But then im can't bo expected to know much about politics. This much wo hare always observed. Tho party that blows tho most on the campaign rail-road generally gets nut of steam before they reach election, and ao of courso they coma in last. The Republicans are triumphant this time and the Democrats own them, slves beaten, but promise to fight better in the future. Brick lomeroy ays As tho returns come slowly in, wo have arrived at the lamentable conclusion that we are beaten by about one thousand majority, and shall most likely suspend the violin, and say to oar enemies you neednt shoot well come dpwn.

A good fight was made we went into battle with eight thou sand against ns, and came out defeated although we wiped out seven thousand ofjthe Philistines. There is a calm for those who weep, but don't weep. Next year well take another clatter at them, and finish the job, No excuses are to be made udthus no ifa or ands are needed. htv ought and been beaten, and lUnouse to mourn. It not the first time the party has been beaten it is not the first time any party has been defeated, and we can say tor con.

solation, that it will be the heads of republicans that will ache after celebrating the -victory, instead of the heads of democrats. If we did not whip the shanghais, or Ossawattamies, The French Government has order, ed 100 gun boats, mounted with 25 gun3 each, to he completed with the utmost dispatch. Arrangements for ft combraied English and French expedition against China have been completed, aud its departure is fixed for the first fortoight of February. Baltimore, v. 121 The bark Gustave from Bremen has arrived here.

She reports that Oct. 14, she took off tho crew of 15 persons from a Portuguese bark, Maria Jose, bound for Lisbon. She was in a sink- ing condition at tbo and went down. Port Sarnia, C. W.

Nov. 12. The jury in the case of U. S. Marshal Tyler, who shot the captain of a vessel he had seized for smugliDg, today brought in a verdict of guilty of murder iu tho second degree.

Francis Jackson Mermm, of Bos. ton, who was reported to have been with Brown in the Harpers Ferry insurrection, and subsequently to have died of his wounds in Philadelphia, is at present in Canada. The number saved noni the wreck of the Royal Charter, which was lost on the ocean week before last, was only 39, and the number that perished was reported at 455. The steamer Great Eastern wLIf sail to Liverpool from Ilolyhead in the spring. The services of Scott Russel as engineer, have been dispensed with.

The Sacramento Standard states that Gov. Weller has decided to appoint a Senator to fill vacancy eaused by the death of Broderick. The Daily Xational a Buell auan organ published Milwaukee has dead. The entire Republican. State ticket is elected in this State.

The widow Peel is dead. cf the late Sir Robert S. UOSCYWALD No. 158 Main Opposite Baker House, HAVE just received a large assortment of FALL A'SD 1 INTER DRY GOODS, and the largest Stock of CARP ever brought to this city, containing all the vaiieties of Brussels Py, Ingrain Cotton und Vool and OIL CL ms. GOODS a large and beautiful assortment of BONNETS, of every vaiiety.

HOOCHES, RIBBONS, and everything that can be called for in tli Millinery line. articles will be sold at the very low est prices. This firm is not in the habit of talking much, but they will do what they say they will. Sam Myers, one of the above firm. merly of lturlingtou, woull respectfully solicit a call from his old friends audactua tances at that place, before purchasing elsewhere.

lyl mtllim; tt They have just received FALL AND WINTER APPLES Oysters re Baltimore and Long I-lanl ccived Daily, via. Etpress, Ofl barrels Long Island and Shrewsbury CU Shell Clam, A large assortment of WOODEN WARE, PAINTS, OILS, rVTTY AND. GLASS GROCERIES Of all kinds. Butter ami Eggs taken in exchange for Goo is, and ail kinds of Produce s.ld on commission by C. A.

BOOTH, WHOLESALE GROCER, and COMMISSION MERCHANT, 74 Main Street, Rapine Wisconsin, Hare JimI iiccmcu tt We will furnish any one of the following three dollar publications, to any of our subscribers for a year; or in connection with the Gazette for $3,50, viz: Atlantic Monthly, Househotd lYords, and Godys Ladys Book Also the following two dollar publica tions, for or in connection with the Gazette for $2,75, via Petersons Maga zine, Ladies Home Magazine, and Emery's ournal and Pratrie Fanner. We will furnish Life Illustrated for or in connection with the Gazette for $2, 60. The Water Care Journal we will furnish for 50 cents a year, or with; the Gazette for $200, The Phrenological Journal at the same rate. We will furnish all three of tbe last named publications for $2, a year, or in connection with the Gazette for $3,50. We will furnish the North-Western Prai rie Farmer, for $1,25, or with the Gazette for $2,50.

1,500 NEW GOODS! FOR THE and Winter tade! Fall JUST RECEIVED B. FOLTZ SON, Dealers in Fancy, Staple, 'and Domcstia DRY GOODS, CLOTHS CASSIMERES, rAKKEH HOTtOXS, BOOTS SHOES, 4 IIATS, CAPS, MILLINE GOODS CROCKERY, Glass and Woodkn are Carpeting and Oil Cloths GROCERIES, and FARMING TOOL, laliugclcft Rlork, Rain Street, BURLINGTON, WIS. 2Or0OO Yards of; I New Dbess Goods. Just received, including SATIN DU CIIEIN, MERINOS and PARAMETTAS, FRENCH AMERICAN PLAIDS, DE LaINES DE BEIGES, ENGLISH, FRENCH Si AMERICAN PRINTS. at EL FOLTZ Si SONS.

SILKS. Black and Figured Drree Silkr, Bonnet and Florence Silk, at i B. FOL1Z Si SOSS. CLOTHS. French, German and American broad Clothe, tor Coats and Cioak black and colored Beaverefor Overcoats black and colored Doesktua and Cahsitaen also, Harris oelebrated Cloths and French Salk, and Weol Cassinteres.

for sale cheap by B. FOLTZ BON. A RGB assortment A it lea at 1 Buckskin Glove B. F. A SONS.

FLANNELS ot every quality aad evict at B. FOLTZ St SONS. splendid variety of Shawls at il IS. FOLTZ Si SONS. Domestics, of tmj description and quality, Striped Shirtings and Denims, Bleached and unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Tickings, Batting, a at B.

FOLTZ Si SON'S. HATS Si CATS of every style and qnal-By, at B. FOLTZ Si SONS. BOOTS A SHOES, a larg end well "4 lected stock iust received by fi. FOLTZ are now receiving addiUeq to our stock of Groceries, Tr7 samples of our Teas, and yon Will fiod the cannot be beat.

A choice jot of West India and New Orleans Sugars. Also. Syr-, ups. Molasses, Coffee, Rice, Soap, Tobaos co, Ac. B- FOLTZ Si SON.

T7LXPANSI0M SKIRTS. Douglas 4 Sher, Jli wood pelera'ed Expansion 8kirt. at P- fpLTJS SON, Wi: All of thp abewe descriptions of oodg together with many more not enumerate we offer CHEAP Hd fel confident that our goods will suit, as regards quality and price We make no leaders of certain article and declare a war of extffpaiogticn against high prices, Ac. but will sell everything at LOW FIGURES. Come one, come all, apd' examine fo-yourselves.

We wijl lake in showing you tbroogh our Blot. Feeling thankful fer tha liberal pgtron oge of the post, 7e shall fsiearor to' merit a continuance pf the same. COUNTRY PRdDUCE taken In exchange for goods. B. FOLTZ (SOIL Main Uurlipgtoa, WistoiI amount iu dollars, for this beautiful copy of the great original picture by Gilbert Charles Smart, now in possession of the Boston Atbeneum.

Thi- portrait, executed in oil colors. faithfully and accurately representing this eAi auvre of Stuart, is cabinet ze, and' Jbe ing made tributary to the Mount Vernon Fund, is at onc2 an Evidence of the patriotism and taste tf the purchaser, besides being a bandpomc parlor ornament. A favorable opportunity is thus ofieied ta every family in the land, of c6ntr.buing to this noble Mount Vernon cause by the possession of this portrait and no better memorial can be tie-isured ot the great Chieftain and the Mount Vernon object, than such an1 appropriate end spcaklug souvenir. This plan, as one of the aids of collecting mcaos, is const lered a bapppj one; and for the tribute of one dollar this of the Association is assuredly most up-; ceptable. Parcels of 5'.

10, 20, 50, or copies, will bs carefi.liy put up and sent to anj point of address; ou tho receipt of tne dollar fur each picture ordered thus, five dollars remitted for five pictures ten dollars for ten, twenty for twenty, Ac. Clubs of ten, twenty, fifTy or more per sons, can remit to Mrs. Susan L. Pellet, Corresponding Secret iry, at R.cUmond or nny of ths offi. ers representing tbe Mount Vernon interests in other Sates.

Each of the ifhcers will receive all orders, and have them pro; erly mppplted. Pa liotic hearts awaken to this honored luy and deed oi love let not jour ear or put at; be closed to such a trivial request sj de-erving an oject, gracefully nnd earnestly pleaded for by women, on this her clifseu mission of love nnd peace Lay j-onr hands cheerfully to the task, nnd see which of our fair country wimen or generous-heat ted men of the 1 md wll eeud to the Regent, er sutjh Vice lDgentsas arc neatest to you, the latg st club. Together with womans persua-ive influence, is added that ot the eloquent son ot Massachusetts, tho lion. Edward Ertrett, whose nob'e eff irts in bihalf of tho Association. ttius far have betn owned with the highest bucc ss.

be htviug atretdy cot trtbuted, by his owu unassisted abilities and ma-terh eloquence, upit aids of $55, U00 to tbo Fund. i The Boston Traveler, in speaking of thi-gontleman, gives an account of his libors tn this connection Ilia Washington Oration was first delivered February 22d, 1850. and has been given since then ope hundred and twenty-nine times, tied ling $55,783,02. Fcr the uut Vernon Papers in the York ledger, be received $10,000, aud in other wnjs smaller sums making a cont ibntion tottie Mount Vernon Fund ot $108,10 5,50. In addition to hi 1 bora fur this object, he 1.03 d-liverej.

let) tures for other benevi Sent asspei itit king a total of inure thin ninety thousand dollars in a lb tie more than three jcirs It is to be understood too, that Mr Ev.rett has travelled many thousands in lis, and defrayed all hi! expenses from nis psivate purse. He has done this, too, whu much occupied by private and public nffiirs, and frequently in delicate health. No man, we arc cottfi icut, ever before dil so much for noble objic in so short a tinr-. All honor to this st itesman, orator, scbolir, and noble man As long as Mount Vt non looks down on the Potomac, and. tin-memory of Washington is revered on ca'tb Mr, Everetts Dame will live and be honored, nssjc afei as Le bis made it with tbe dearest spot, aud the memory of the dearest man of America.

N. B. Please write tames as each perpou forming a club will bo ed nud.T the Portrait Subscription in the Mount Vernon Record ai-o, forwaid all money withouqbeing register d. Express companies throughout the country, extending even to California and Oregon, havitig given tho Association the free use of their routes, parcels will therefore bo forwarJed without charge. Persons will address and remit to the Yice Regents or through their Cornmi tees and Managers also, to L.

A. Godey, of the Ladys Hook to S. F. Watson or DEVEUEUX 182 South Tlnrd Street, Gold-mounted Oil Portrait of Mr-Everett. A faithful and accurate photographic picture of this geptlema'n is now ready for delivery.

It is beautifully executed in nine colors, with appropriate emblems qf Mount Vernon in gold arabesque border, stip pleJ after the manner of 8cneftlJers s-covcry. Clubs from 5 to 100 solicited, nJ for warded tbe same as the Wadiingtoa Portrait One Dollar for each picture ordered. DEVERElX 132 South Third Street, The Newspaper Press of the Uuited States and Canada will please eive the above advertisement two insertions in tlieir re-epetire publications, and forward to this olHce copies of the papers containing it, marked. To theee several journals we will then transmit ono cojiy each of the Washington and Everett Portraits, in oil colors free by mail or exprefs. NEW LIVERY SI ABLE THE UNDERSIGMED having again sup-plied himself with a fresh lot of HOUSED AU CAltUIAUEH, Would eay to the public that be can now be found at bis old etaod, south of tbe Bur.

lington Hotel ready to Let, Loan, Hire, trade, Buy or Scl. My Horses snd Car-riagts are in good trim, and will be let on the most reasonable terms. Particularat tenihon paid to buyiDg and selling. The subscriber entertains a psrticu'ar aversion to jockeying of nil dcsctiption, but for the mere sake of keeping trade a-going for the accommodation of others, be holds himself ready for business at all hours. Call and look at my stock.

BENSON. Burlington, Sept. 2Qth I85(). SUFFOLK BOAR GENERAL. AT the Fox River Bridge, half way from Burlington to Rochester, East side the River.

Warranted pure blood, of French Jewett importation. Farmers are invited to call and see my pig. The Gener, 1 is believed to be as good btoed as any in the country. 5 E. A ROBY.

TAKEN UP. Cl ME into tbe enclosure of the snbscri ber, on or about the 6th of October, one Brindlt and White Heifer, about four years old. ThJ Owner of said heifer is requested to prove pzoperty, pay alvertising bill, and take ber away. REUBEN NORTH. Rochester, Oct.

1855. All kinJs of produce taken at thi office in exchange for prjntiag or subscriptions paper. New York, Nov. 10. The steamer City of Liverpool brings Liverpool advice to the 27th ult.

i The loss of the steamer Royal Charter, fiom Australia, is confirmed Fearly four tui.dred lives were lost The ship England, from Livcrp ol, hound to New was driven ashore during tho satno gale. In Ilollyhcad Harbor Eastern rode out tho gale admirably. Tho condition of affairs' iu Naples was alarming, and a fight was thought to bo pending. Gen. Garibaldi had issued a stirring proclamation to tho Neapolitans France will sustain Spain in the war against Morocco.

Brcadstuffs closed steady at previous quotations. Provisions are dull aud quotations generally unchanged. Sugar is firm. William II. latest advices from Senator Seward are from Jaffa, in the Mediterranean Sea.

lie had completed his journey up tha valley of the Nile to ancient Thebes, had surveyed the Pyramids, aud the exhumed. works for which tho enslaved ancestors of Senator Benjamin the author of tho irrestablo couflict -made tho bricks, and ho was about to proceed to Jerusalem, and thence by Damascus to-Constantinople. IIo expected to reach home again by the first of December. Alii. Sn.

Another Fiqiit Between The Sioux And have received intelligence of a severe fight which took place between a party of their old enemies, the Sioux, near St. Cloud, tho latter part of last week. It seems that the Sioux had been camping a short distance back of St. Cloud for several days, engaged iu hunting deer. Ilcro they met tho Chippe-was, and of coursa a desperate fight ensued.

It seems to have been about an even thing, however, the Sioux killing one Chippewa aud wounding ono or two more, while the Chippewasgot two scalps. St. Anthony (Jfum.) Express. Another Harpers Ferry man. IVashin-dton, Nov.

II A mao calling himself McDonald was arrested here last night, by officer Allen, to whom he made such admissions as to lead to tho belief that he was ono of Johu Browna who had escaped from tho Armory at Harpers Ferry. lie said be was originally from Boston. Gov. Wise iu answer to a telegraphic message, directed some person to bo sent from Harper, Ferry to identify the prisoner. Tlmrlow IVved v.

the II. Herald. New York, Nov. 12. Tho Courier intimates that Thuilow Weed, of the Albany Journal, is about to commence a libel suit against the Uerald of this city.

Tho alleged libel is the articles which have recently appeared in that Journal charging Weed, with complicity iu tho African slave trado. A stranger dined recently at a fasbiouable hotel, where they had apple dumplings with sauco for dinner, lie got through with tho sauce, when mine host kindly inquired, will you have more dumplings, sir? No, sir, thankee, was the reply, hut Ill thank you for a littlo more of the iottnent. We learn that Dr. Philip Maxwell, an old and well known citizen of Chicago died at noon ou Saturday, the 5th at Geneva, Wis. Ho wa3 GO years of age.

He had been ill for two or three weeks, and died in tho full possession of all his faculties, and at peace with all the world. Arrangements have been made to take down the Brick walls of the church recently burned at Elkhorn, and immediately put up a framed edifice on tho same foundation. New York, Nov. 12. Tho ship Queen of the Pacific, hence July 28th, for San Francisco, struck a reef one hundred miles north of Pernambuco, Sept.

19, and soon began to fill. Assistance arrived from Pernambuco, and attemps were made to get her off, but without avail. She then began to discharge and at last accounts her upper dccks had been cleared, but tho vessel 'had broken in two amidships. Tho Queen was 1350 tons burthen, and belongs to Samuel Breed. Vessel and cargo heavily insuredl Gerritt Smith Imunc.

Utica, Nov. 9 9 i m. Gcrritt Smith has been sent to the Lunatic Assylura at Utica, hayiDg become seriously deranged. Utica, Nov. 11.

Gerritt Smith shows continued signs of insanity. No one is allowed to see him; but -it is understood he refers in his raving to the Harpers Ferry matter, and supposes himself under arrest. New ersey Election- Complete returns from New Jersey show a mrjority of 2,126 for Olden, opposition candidate for Govenor, o-er right, Democrat. Ir tha Senate, the Democrats will have five majority, and in the Assembly the opposition will have four do. No U.

S. Senator is to be chosen there until 18G2, Washington, Nov. 12. The President has decided to post pouc all action on file bids for carrying the mails from Portland to New Orleans until Congress shall indicate its courso with regard to appropriations fot the Department. The representatives of thu various railroad jintcrests who had offered proposals, now here, were not a little disappointed at the announcement.

New Orleans, Oct. 3 9. P. M. Seven squares from Washington to Ninth street, Fourth District, were burned this evening thickly built with small buildings.

Another square on fire; firemen ere powerless for want of Gov. Banks is re-elected in Massachusetts by a majority of nearly 10000 over all, and 23,000 plurality over Butler, (Dem.) The Legislature is Republican by about four to one. Kansas Politics. Parrot's majority for delegate from Kansas will probably reach 3,000. The Republicans have a majority in both branches of the Legislature.

Boston, Nov, 12. The Supreme Court to day decided adversely on the writ of habeas corpus fot the liberation of Mr. Burnham, tho ex-liquor agent, and he was re-commlt-ed to jail. Washington, Nov. 12.

It was reported last night that Senator Douglas was recovering from his attack of bilious feveT, but to-day he was dangerously ill again. Hung St. Louis, Nov. 11-Jos. W.

Thornton, who slot Joseph Charless in June last, was huDg this Washington, Nov. 12. It was reported last night that 8en aator Douglas was recovering from his attack, of billions fever, but to-day he was dargerously ill again. Capt. Cook, the chief of Ossawatto.

mie Browns staff of officers, is a broth, er-in-law of the Democratic Governor of Indiana. To hear from 18 Districts, vthich will probably give the Republicans a majority in each branch of the Legislature. The House aiuf its Organiza. All the elections being over, wo are at last abl ta announce the exact political standing of the next National House of Representatives. According to our reckoning the various parties will be represented therein as stated in the following table 8oa.h.

MiL Sen. New York Legislature Its newly elected Legislature of New York stan-ls as follows Senate. Republican, 24 Democrats, 7 17 House. Republican, 90 -Democrats, 52 Majority on joint ballot, 69.