Boston Journal.

From The National MtelHgencer.
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New YoRK ELEcTIoN-Ihe entire returns OF
the late election in the state of New York are pub
lished in the Albany and City papers. They differ
very widely in their estimate Of the relative strength
of Presidential parties among the members elect
The national Advocate gives the counties and their
delegates, in detail, and makes, from the best infor
nation it can obtain, the following hypothesis of
their political complexion:


In favor OF Mr.. Adams. So


In favor of Gen. Jackson, 46


Doubtful 27


The Advocate premises this statement with the
remark that it is '' difficult to give perfect list.
when the elections in the several counties have SO
generally been conducted without reference to that
question When the Jackson Editors disagree
among themselves as to the result in several coun-
ties, and many of the members refuse to commit
themselves on the subject of the Presidency, it is
impossible to say which party will have tine majority
in the House of Assembly. The Jackson candi-
dates for the Senate, adds the Advocate have sue
ceeded in six districts, in most cases Tor want OF
mnistration In the fourth and eight districts the
Administration candidates have succeeded by over
wheming majorities.''


In regard to illegal votes given at the election in
the city, the Advocate of Thursday last says, The
keeper of tavern and boarding house in Spring
street has called upon us and left his name, with
the name of an elector, and pledges himself to
prOve that the SAID eeCtOr VOeu the JacNsuh tich-
ct three times at the last election in this city,"


"Since writing the above, asenteman has called
and left the name of boy Of seventeen, who voted
the Jackson ticket and also of two men who reside
at the corner --, who voted during the cleo
ton in five different wards"


DUEL.-Extract of letter, dated Lincolnton
N. C. Nov. S.


81 have been informed Samuel P Carson latel,
challenged Dr. Robert B. Vance that they met or
Monday last, in Greenville district, and that DIR. u
Vance was killed, and Carson slightly wounded.


The following paragraph in relation to the above
unfortunate affair, is extracted from the Augusta
f Courier of the 10th instant.


son Monday last, on the Saluda Mountain, neal
the dividing line of North and South Carolina, Mr
Vance was shot through the body in duel with MIR
Carson. They were rival candidates for Congress
last August in North Carolina. Mr.. Carson ha
, becn successful in both contests. Mr. vance,
was supposed, had received mortal wound.


They were both heroites. The victor IS the re
tnowned author of the Billiard Table SANDER.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-Enrty Wsnter-~e wer
r unexpsctedly visited on Monday evening, with