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The vote Of the State in 1910 was as follows:


Van Buren, ...- -43 1893 Harrison. .42,5Ol


Van Burens majority, ,392


1t will be impossible to ascertain the exact
state Of the Popular Vote at the recent Election,
as in about twenty of the remaining sixty Coun
ties. from which we have no returns, there was
no party contest.


On superficial view, it would appear that
the Wings have rather lost, but the apparent
loss of 500 in the Accomac District is not real,
as will be shown whenever the People called
upon to vote for Clay or Van Buren, while In
nearly all the closely contested, heavy voting
counties the Wing gain is decided. (Look at
the comparative vote of Amelia, Buckingham,
Chesterfield, Floyd Norfolk Co. Giles and Mer
GER Hanover, Nottoway, Petersburg, PowhataA,
&C. Virginia will go with the majority next
November.


The Richmond Enquirer OF Tuesday comedies
Wing majority Of t,co in joint Ballot, while
claiming Bath and Pendleton, where we say the
Wing candidates are righfully elected These
will raise the majority 6.


Some of the Loco papers claim the Member
from Logan, who avows himself for Bank,
Tariff, and Land Distribution.


VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN-The Richmond Wing of
Tuesday gives the following as the result of the
Election


The Senate stands 81 Locos TO II Whigs-as
before stated.


House Of Delegates.
Whigs.........73


Locos. 81 including Bath and Pendeton.


| member each contested, and Grayson and
Lee Counties not heard from, but supposed to be
Loco. The Whig majority on joint ballot Will
be ttoo at least, and perhaps sir.


HIusIcAL.-We see by the Evening Post tina
Vieuxtemps proposes only two Concerts in New
York--and will be here in about n week. One Of
these is to be given the Tabernacle and the other
at Pamo's.


e CHARLES c. BuRLEIGH, one Of the most
eloquent and able public speakers OF our time, will
lecture "a the subject Of Capital Punishment, and
especially in refutation OF the more recent apollo.
gies for the Galows in the Church in Elizabeth-st
near Walker) this evening. We earnestly hope be
will be heard by as many as the Church will com.
iortably hold. The desired Reform in our Criminal
Law has roots which reach down TO and take strong
mold OF the whole circle of desirable Reforms No
man can do it better justice than Mr. Burcigh and
wish some OF those who are firm in the faith thai
Nlr. Cheever's arguments are solid, would just step
in and see how an opponent handles them.


z A very beautiful and excellent full length
likeness of HENRY CLAY, panied in the highest
style OF the art, can be seen at the Looking Glass
mandatory OF Mr.. D. Egan, No. 1S4 Canal. street
At this time when faithful portrait of this great
and distinguished man is more especially interest
ing, visit TO Mr.. Egsn's store will be gratifying.