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ClaF ) lDeJofitl ----1.o-o'


Clay's gain on Barley 5i5.


This with our uniform gain in the Ono klvef
Counties, is enough to settle the State. Clay
has doubtless handsome msjoIity.


Now FOR Nkw-YoRK


ry Ashtabula and Cuyahoga are the Coun-
ties from which the Loco-Focos yesterday
claimed their heavy gains for Polk! We knew
they were lying. Charge them' Gallant "mss'


F,om tie Buffalo Ga:e:te Ertra- -Nou 5.


Crv.HocA CoUSrY.-By the Cleveland Her
aid of II o'clock, Friday night, we have returns
from this county:


Cleveland, (ctyl ;.--..---2g'ss Tnis na 'i''IG''
Whig gain since Oct. election, 70.


In IS of the 26 townships of the county, tne
Wbig gain is 81. Clay's majority, says the nef-
aid, will probably be about $50. Bartleys ma
jority e95. ,.a,+, ,rh;cb
way Ohio has gone. ,oo


Iorain County reported Wing gain l0o.
Erie County, reported Wing gain w.


pe,,syrvAs1A.-The Franklin did not stopat
E1e so we have had no news from that point.
The Copneaut Reporter gives returns from towns
adjoining Ohio-Springfeld, Whig increase;
Girard 56, and Fairview. IA.


P. S. The Albany KniekcrbOeker (neutraD
issued slip last evening en- the arrival of the
Western Cars, giving the following:


OHIO ELECTION.


We have reports from Ohio by this afternoon
train of cars from the West. We give them as