THE ENQUIRER.

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AtANGF AGAOs NUV'h Z4s ISAZo &r JOHN c. CoLr-The final act of this singular man, was sefdesruction. His time to live was les- sened but half an hour by this act and rather than wait the execution the law of his country he hurl ed himself before tEe Almighty wiih his own hands. Thus closes the destiny of one who might have been as useful and great blessing to society as most men. The particulars of this case may be found ew the opposite page.

 S The reported r.....-v H,,d fratricde cs canan;x is yet, as far have been definitely informed, unsettled. Many rumors concerning the affair have been current for some days past, but probably all are vague ones. correspondent stated in our las, DE. per that the trial was put of till Friday of last week. We are tod that on Friday or Saturday ii was again l adjourned to Tuesday of this week. Mose anaa. The Mary Rogers Mystery. as stated in the Tribune ! ot Friday, appears wholly disclosed The facts as given in the said paper, and published by us to-day. are derived from the statement of Mir. Merritt MT. N. however denies ever having examined Mrs, Loss-the reported revealer of the transaetiop-io letter published in the Courier & Enou;rer of Snt. urday. The Tribune of Monday, notwith standing Mr. Ms refutation, insists that their statement en,. the true explanation of the manner of this un. fortunate womans death.

 toLosEI WEBB -Ths gentleman has Been again indicted for leaving the State of N Y. with the in- tent to receive challenge to fight duel and plead guilty to the charge. The Tribune says that ueti tlons to the Governor praying for the Coonels par. don, were circulated very extensively on Saturday In N city, and sgred by the citizens without dir- tinction of party And there is little doubt but par don will be granted by Gov. Seward after so many general and urgent requests.

 ELECT TONS

 EE| YoRK.-Returns from all .se couu,ies ir ,le State give Mr. B,uck, the Loco ean4id.,s for CII. 'r51"r' 1.ha 2 g. nm,ats,'y majority of2!,+'l.

 The Abolition vote is henvv-prnhahly ROOO-the Loco rather less than in lS40-,he Whig 259O0 less

 The Iocos carried all the Senasur;.l die,ric,s bas ,ne S e'g,n-and the nex. Senate will stand 22 Los

 The House M of Assembly will consist of 9s Locos The Whes elec'ed me,,he,s of Congress in the aa 6th. 18th, 18th. B. 2ah. 51s 32L 33. and 34h dis. Ir,cis-and the Lnros the remaining ds,yicls.- Wings lo-Locos A-H. Coarani.

 DELAwARE.-1'he Wings have secured complete triumph in this State. She s Whig all over - Ge. vernon, Congressman, State Officers. Legislature, Ju- dicisry and all A li'e comfort this.

 MIcHEsAN.-The Locos have the entire Senate composed "f l3 memhers The House, as heard from, stands Wings to B Locos Thirteen remain un. settled. ,AtRkASsAs.-The Little Rock Gazette makes the fu!l s.'te ot that State for Congress as follows: For Edward Cross, tBank Loco.Foco, 94lS

 William Cunlmins, (Whig uolunseer) 53l3

 Lewis D. Evans, (lndepcndcnD 1886

 Cross over Cnmmins, 4,09S-over C. and E. 94l3. The new Legislature stands

 Senate. E Loco, swhig,

 House, 46 20

 5 ma jory on Joint Ballot.

 Dr. Thompson. Whig, sove the Trihnne. has been elected from Allen County the House of Represen. tatives of Indiana, in place of M S. Wines loco, de- ceased. We believe this gain renders mrra!ly cer. tain the choice of Wg U. S. Senaor for six years ensuing. Mir. Wines had 100 maj. in August.

 MAssAcHUsETTs-The latest returns from the Old Bay State given by the Tribune, lcok shade be-. ter than those first received, for the Wings. They hope they have elected the Worcester and Franklin Senators, which were set down as doubtful, and which will give them r to l6 and leave seven va- cancies. To the House about TAO Locos to 13A Wings are chosen; but the Whigs are confident of putting the boot on the other leg in the elections to All vacancies, which will take place on Monday next

 There are only four Members of Congress chosen -3 Whigs Loco-Mr Paker failing by the fok. lowing vote Baker 6237. Chapin 5s34. Scs.t. 62cc nd nvsp.