TIE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

ALABAMA.-Wc have a few ros the Election in
Alabama last Monday. They are follows 1870
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President


Wing OPP. rrzH, Or. Mcclung. Harrison. ', B.
Auuluga 80 2..---.669 Sill 59l 81 4
Butler .-..2 O...--.237 58I..-.- 7le 274
coosa -...--.o 1.----.7Oa ls5-- BIG 539
Lowndcs2 g.. 90 .---- 800 80
Montgomery. O.7IG 758.....ll34 eli
Dallas, (patD.e 0.----. 73 2S7----.l02i 669


The Wings lose one Delegate in Autauga. 1t evident
that McCung the noparty stump candidate for Governor is
badly beaten he has local strength the Northern
Counties In Counties the Wings generally waited for
him. in others partially Col Fitzpatrick lives at this end
of the State, (n Autauga Coz and Is personally popular


The political appears be the qucson-Shall
the General Ticket System for choosing Members Of Con-
srcss stand be repealed In the above Counties there
about 300 majority for the old District System. We arc
moi without hopes that it has prevailed.


IyD1AyA-A farther letter from indianapolis and other
avce received yesterday render quite probable that the
Opposition have majority in tho House, chosen altogether
y Wing splits and local issues. Both the Opp Members
chosen from Hancock, (nsead of stated
terday) in Ngo, each in Johnson Shelby and Parke
usual Even in Wayne, Opposition Senator is elect
ed running coalition with Charles H Test Wing, against
the regular Wing ticket Hoover, Opp, elected but Test
loft Clay IN. chosen Wing.


KExrucKY-We have farther advices but nothing essen
iial The Wings triumph about every whero that they
lind political opponents. course Louisville has elected tho
regular Wing ticket expected. In Lexington, We fear
young Rober, Wckie has beaten Cassus NJ. Clay (not
of Henry Clay of his frank opposition to the
principle of Slavery. and extension in Kentucky Such
result would be worthy of the Dark Ages


TaE CASE OF Mary C. RoGER,.-Yosterday afternoon.
Ar Daniel c. Payne Of II JOhnslreet, the young man 10
whom the unfortunate Miss Rogers engaged in mar
rage the Police Occ the rcqucs, of Justice Par
er what information he might possess calculated


light upon the mysterious disappearance and murder
% ii Nj ,. M l sa @ ' % it,. ' ;Ha - ; 1T I'D -
muriGrCr lie slarS that on Sunday morning. about ID
o'clock size called his and stated that she going
her cousins, Mrs. Downing, and should return in the
evening. She then left apparently cheerful and lively
usual He did go l. her in the evening" rnned,
and the morning her family alarmed and he
in search Of hc but found no dings tracs of her till her
felcss remains discovered in the Hudson the We'd
ncsday following.


By order of the Acting Mayor, Purdy her body yes
leray disnecd in order that the deceased be


fully identified BY of the but decomposition
had already taken place. and OF the beautiful
cigar girl could be recognized in the backencd and swollen
features.


There is one point in Mr.. Paynes testimony which
pNN' 'NA'S'''"S 80 -A''
Rogers-his betrohcd-two three days; We, when he
informed on Wednesday evening that her body had been
found IIoboken he did go inquire the
na,ten fact appears that he all, though
he had been there nquring for her before Thi, odd
and should have been explained


FROM FLoRDA.-Co Worth is prosecuting the war mes
vigorously and hopes finish this detachment
OF and 80 has started from Fort Dallas and
Key Bcayne for the Everglades, bent decisive action
Key Escaync is abandoned. The troops generally
healthy though yellow fever RACES parts OF Florida
and Key West is suffering dreudiDy Major Childs
remains sick Fort Dallas and Capt Burke commands the
cxpeditisn.


From the savannlh Georgian, .ih inst.


GLORIOUS News FROM FLoRlDA.-Coe-a-coO-che' lrlolc
Band i-Ciose of Tie Florida Uar.-By the T. S steam
General Tsyor, arrived here Yesterday, have the graf
Tying intelligence from Florida that the the ninety
ninth may now be considered end Wild Cats
whole band children and negroes l60 in a
have in Tampa. and 40 Indians of another
band their and expected AT Tampa IN two
DAYS \ gentleman who the General Taylor
says that he does think another rife will be fred by the
enemy.
When Co.acoe-chees family came in, Col. Worth told
him he nigh go shore from the schooner where he
confined and them He refused co. saving that though
anxious his family, ne would permit them
10 see him The Colonel finally consented TO let him
shore without MS shackle; and after warm greeting
with his family he dncd with the Ccene and then returned
board the schooner As his irons replaced
ne told Col Worth that he had but request
make and that allow him and his people so West
possible.
W1scoSslS LEAD.-A furnace has recently been put in
operation Sugar River. Lake Michigan. wlch
5000 lbs. OF lead daily This 20 30 miles in
The Milwaukee Courier says that abou, 5000 lbs
are manufactured daily bv Mr. Corbn near that place and
that 10000 lbs have been shipped thence Tor NewYork
his season


- The Carksvlle Steam Mills Pike Co., Me. were
ourni the Sd Loss from $4,000 to slsOOo-no
insurance.
FSANonElSe.-oa Tuesday afternoon NICHOLAS BID
DIE Esq had his ket picked of 5000 while standing at
the window of The Philadelphia POs,-Ofce.