From The National MfeNisencer.
MARYLAND ELEt TION.
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held IL he State OF Mary land on Monday last, fo
Members OF Delegates and Sheriifs. In many dis
rcfs the election mainly turned upon the question
between the INs and the Ours in the General Go
yenmen, (old party distinctions being disregarded)
and the present state of public feeling in Maryland
may be ESTIMATED with oerable accuracy by the re-
suits Of the election in most Of tha counties. We
give thu returns as they come to hand.
In the City Of baltimore, the votes for two De.
Gen. STUART, 4,o7S Mr. STR1cKER. 3,61s
MIR. MdAHoN, 4o55 Mr.. Tyson, a,o7l
Mr. Stuart and Mr.. M'MAHoN were chosen
The true relative strength Of parties is tested by
taking the Two leading men, between whom the diff
fprei ce is I66 votes against the administration.
FIN the same district, at the last presidential eec-
ion, the Jackson Ticket obtained 5,9O4. Differ
ence against the Adams Ticket 900 votes. 1t is
thus seen that there is clear gain to the Admins
taon interest, since the last trial of strength be-
tween it and the Jackson feeling, of 434 votes.
Considering how severe a contest has been kept up
hv presses established for the purpose. &C. this is
hatterng result to the friends OF Mr.. ADAMS
In Prince George County, b. |. SEMMEs, b. L.
GaNrr. WM. ID. BEALL. (the Revolutionary veteran
who thinks he cannot write s. fiji for the public eye''
and u. W. DuvALI were elected delegates, BY var
ona but not very large ma critics, OF which we will
give a particular statement when we get it; They
are, we believe, all tliends TO the Administra-
ton.


For Sheriff, Of Prince George County, EDWARD
W. BELL had majority Of 1874 votes over his oppo-
nent. Mr. Bruce.


In Montgomery County, Messrs Archibald Lee.
Edward Hughes, John c. p Peter, and John w
lanslale, are elected Deegates-the two first
friendly to the Administration, the two latter oppos
ed to it. MIR. Vinson is elected Sheriff.


In the City of Annapolis, the votes for two dele
gates resulted as follows


For Mr.. Wells, l5t Mr.. Hobbs 142


Mr.. Watkins l43 Mr.. Crabb 14l
So that Mes5rs Wells and Watkins are elected
II believed that they, as well as Mr.. Hobbs, are
friendly to the Administration.


in Batimore.C County, )ncluding the City,) Mr.
Ball is elected Sheriff. There were Or eight can
ddates.


From Frederick County, we hear that Messrs
lmmas Holts, Shriver, and Kemp, are elected De
lesatss-the three first opposed to the Administra
tlon, the last favorable to it.


TALBOT COUNTY.
.9lams. Jackson.


James Murry Lloyd, Robert Banning,
Nicholas Martin, Levin Mills.
CAROLINE COUNTY,
n VIM. Potter;


Y Vim. Jones,


n VIM Orril,


N 'HheS DouSlaSst


Il. DORCHESTER.


isaac +. Williams, John Douglass


brce Goldsborough.


II John Locke,


KENT.
Brown, Boon.


"omegys Ringold.
QUEEN ANN'S.


]ohn Iilghman Richard Ridgway
J. C. Booth,


Robert Stevens.


Etecfs of War.-It is remarked in statistic
article IN French Journal that the effect of Il
wars Of the revolution has been to diminish the st
a'G VI ue human species in that country. This
explained IN the following manner. Soldiers a
iofmed only of men whn, for their physical form
ao"' are the ehte OF the youth of the country
ne space OF thirty years, there was an immen
ouNumption Of such men, and in the mean time Il
@ ~'se VI fe-peopeing the country was left, in gre
p"' 10 those men who were not large enoug
~. 1Nong enough. or well enough formed for soldier
,e .arge proportion of men who are of short ST
.u me IS proved by the following facts According
p"stepnrt OF the operations of the conscripton
1sace Tor the year 1926, in the number of LOS;
~ ~ young men who were examined by the Office


w. 'eyison, S50,2lS were rejected because Il,
@ we're not four feet six inches in height. The Fren
0" ""' IS about three quarters Of an inch longer til
sn.s, sn. and consequently four feet six inches Fren


ar ' equai to about four feet nine and half inch
y, rr oar measure. After the rejection of the abe


ttoportlon of men for the French ARMY; it is asc


mng from the inspections, that thirty seven in


an1" Iusen are under five feet one inch in heights


os "s ,orty-tiye in hundred over five feet two in


;a.;. from these facts il s%ould seem, that after


sas IN the PREPARATION oi one third, for want


'''ens sizrs one half the soldiers of the Frer