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SO limited extent that form judgment Of the
suit Of the election Tuesday, There s no reason to
doubt however, that the democratic ticket for Governor
and members of Cengress in general, has prevailed In
regard to the election Of John Hale Mr. Woodbury.,
who nominated in his place, there for
in other towns has received large number Of the
votes Of all parties but fear not enough 10 elect him
elected In Portsmouth the election was proracted till
near enc o'clock the following morning, and the Select
men were chosen after Didnight The democratic ticket
for State representatives succeeded at quarter before
twelve o'clock, on the third ballot.


BANGOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Monday last,
Joseph Bryant, Esq, the Wing candidate, was
elected Mayor Of Bangor by majority Of two hundred
granting licenses for the retail sale Of liquor.


Boston MUNICIPAL ELECTION s. Savage
was on "Wednesday chosen Alderman, in the place
OF Mr. Parker There was no organized opposition to
Mr.. s. who was supported by the Native American par
ty. The vote was very small


APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR, March g.
Suffok-Oliver Corey, notary public, re-appOint-
ment. New York-Morton Fairchild. Robert P. Getty
Thomas Gardner, John Ryker, Jr, Jesse West Thomas
Maloney and Columbus Segone, inspectors Of beef and
pork, reappointments tth tes


March New York-Prosper M. wetmore, comr w.
s. moneys, re-appoint ment.


NAVIGATION ON THE LAKEs.-Navigation is now
open on the lake. The steamer United states, Cap
tain Whitaker left this port for Detroit this morning with


full complement Of passengers going West About three
snow is falling quite fast at this time r. NJ The pro.
babty H. however, that 1t will deter the u g. from
proceeding her trip up the lake. Boats are now
ming from Rochester tn the Canada side of Lake Ontario
and believe, to Osweso, on the American side The
Genesee IL entirely free from obstruction by iceLping
stcn's Buffalo Letter, March TO- 9&


MORE CoIroN DESTROYED BY FfRE.-On Satur-
day afternoon, FIRE broke out In large cotton
she'd situated on the bay in Georgetown Co. 10 which
attached at end the counting house Of Mr. O.
Henning both owned by him. The shed full Of cot
ton. and was all on fire. There wos in the shed upward
Of 1000 bales. t.a


At Charleston, g. c. sloop, the property Of Mr.. Lewis
Vida and fiat laden with loose cotton saved from the
late are, and belonging to Mr. Michael Lazarus were
trey consumed by fire on saturdayjas about O'Clock,
NJ In the creek leading TO the old magazine, where
had psen sent for the purpose Of 70 packing.