Virginia Election.
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THE POPULAR VorE.-Therc are III Virginia
l25 counties, and the Cities and Boroughs of
Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and Wll!iamsb'g;
Delegates. In Ga Of these Counties, sc. we
nave compared the popular vote at the recent
election with that at similar election four years
ago, namely ior members of the Legislature in
1910, aud the following is the result


April, 1911, Wing vote, 23,779 Loco vole,.. 81, $40
April, 1910, do. 2O,Sl2 do. 1883


Increase of Wing vote 1867 In. OIL vote, 3,2l3


Loco Foco gam,


We estimate the total vote OF the State in
April, lS4o, Several Counties, then as now, not
having beea contesied.) as follows:


Loco. Foco. 33,939 Whig,.--... -..33, ,227


Loco, or Van Buren, majority.


In November, 1910, at the Presidential Elec-
ton. the vote stood thus:


Van Buren,, 1888 Harrison, ...-..425 sol


Van Buren, majority, ,.---..--.--...,l,39 ,392


This was much the largest vote ever pollcd in
the State.


a Coop EsrIMATE.-The Richmond Wing a
short time previous to the recent Election, gave
list of Counties, sc. which the Editor set down
as certain for the Wings, electing 50 members to
the House OF Delegates; OF these members, it
turns out that the Wings have elected all but four,
namely in the counties of Taylor, Southampton
Braxton & Lewis, and Randolph and Barbour,
and two OF these were lost by small majorities.
Several other Counties claimed as probable by
the same paper have also been carried by the
Wings 1t is rarely that sc see so skilfu and
close an estimate.


VlRciNn.-The repor; that Wing Delegate
had been chosen from Graysoa and Carroll is
contradictcd Parks, Loco, is rejected. So
the Joint Ballot stands S4 Wing TO 50 Loco, un.
til the contests are settled, when we are confident
of Sc Wing to so Loco.


MAKyLASp.-The Locos of the With Congress
sional District have appointed JAMES a. STEW
ART their Delegate to the National Convention,
and left him unfettcred by pledges or instructions.
The Hid District has appointed Gen. B. c.
HowARp former NJ. c. and passed the follow.
ing resolutions:


Rssoired That th, Convention approve Of he immediate
| annexation ~ Texas 10 the United States.


krsotueG That, n pgeeut ADVISED this Convention Gp
Prove OF the nonnaion General LEWIS CAss. OF Nchi-
/ gan, fc- PresiGen, Of the United States.


Mr.. CLN.-The correspondent OF the Belti-
more Patriot, writing from Washington on Friday
evening, ssys:


Tho indisposi,ion which l stated a few days
ago MIR. CLAY was then laboring under proved
to be trivial, and he has for day or two past
been moving about apparently entirely recovered.
He will leave here in day or two for his home
at Ashland. A thousand blessings, and among
them those of good health and uuabated yigor OF
mind and body, GO with him.


FRoM CHISA.-The ship Zenobia arrived from
Canton last night, having left Macao on the Goth
January. OF course her dates have been an,cipa-
ted by the Overland Mail received By the Hbcrnia
We are indebted 10 the poIiIcness OF Capt. Kenny
OF the Zenobia for files ofthe Hong Kong Gazette


z The lovers OF Juvenile Music will be graft.
tiled 10 learn that Dir. BRADBURY gives another OF
his delightful Festivals at the Baptist Tabernacle
in Mulberry-street this evening Those who ex-
pcct to obtain seats must go early, Mir. BIS enter
,ainments being always crowded.