The Maryland Election Decided.
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BALTIMcEE, Oct. 8, 1875 O'Clock P ".


The steamboat from the Eastern Shore did not
arrive last evening I'LL late in the night, being de-
tanned on the other side of the bay by fog l
could not therefore send you the result of our cleo
tion, as expected to have done; but you will get
t soon enough, seeing what it is.


When last wrote you, Somerset, Dorchester
and Worcester, on the Eastern Shore, and ST.
Mary's on the Western Shore were 10 be heard
from Somerset has yindicated Der name and
elected Two Loco-Foco to the House of Dele
gates, giving US only the State Senator and the
other two Delegates. Worcester run some twenty
Wing candidates and two or three Loco-F ocos,
and one Of the latter stepped in. Dorchester, as
she always does, came out night side up. St. Ma
rvs did no; elect Loco Foco, Ga thing which she
has never done but she it tha;
only elected two of our candidates the other being
tied by Loco-Foco. These results give the
Wings the State Senate by five majority and the
Loco + tocoS the House by some ten majority, and
OF course secure to the latter the election of the
u. S. Senator. The detailed result is as follows ::