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NEW York STATE ELEcTIoN.-On all sides we
hear OF the apathy at the election on Tuesday The
returns from the interior, which reach us slowly,
indicate this, and the figures are scarcely worth
giving


In the ant-rent districts, the ant-renters have
polled large vote, and have elected many of their
ticket Their vote in some towns is overwhem-
ing.


In Albany city, the democratic candidate for Sc
nate received l,730 majority, while on the Assem-
bly, ucket the highest democrat led the highest whg
o. " 620 The result in the county is the election
TO the Assembly OF Harris, Watson, and Shafer-
two democrats and one whg, and majority OF
1000 for Van Schoonhoven, the whig candidate for
Senator.


Ia Schenectady the democrats have majority
OF 900.


Some towns have changed to democracy this
year, while others have turned whig.


Hudson city gives democratic Senatorial ma
jorlty of 30.


The Convention question excited but little inter
est, and the vote polled relative to il appears to be
reduced one everywhere


The returns are much scattered, but we will
throw them into some shape tomorrow. Never
before were there so many different tickets brought
INTO one contest IN this State.