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ThE ELECTION in this town on Monday last isvmi- mated in the following for the candidates for Con- gress As compared with the last springs VOIe, tt is about the same-ihe for Governor then being tOr Foot 374, Edwards 2O3-precisey the same as the highest vote on the Congress ticket now.

 Whig. JacksOn. Phiuehas Miner, 3s6 LauncelOI Phelps, 19S Jose,.h TrumbuIl, 383 Luther LoOnlis, 2Ol EbeD,r Jackson, Jr. 38l Samuel IDham, 2O3 Eben'r Jackson, l Anii-MasonIc ticket, l The following gentlemen were elected to the offices attached their names respectively:

 For AssessOrs--Frederck Buel, Henry Skton, William Futile, and Eli Curtis.

 Board of fReiief-Samuel P. BoIIes, Simeon San ford, and William Beebe.

 Seiectmen-TOmlinsOn Wells, Rufus Pickett, Levi Frisbic, John Garnsey, aud George M. BueI.

 Touun Clerk-Elihu Harrison.

 2iOpR Trpasurer-Samuel Buel.

 FIrs Constable aud COEiectOr-SeIh CaiO.

 Ccmstables-SaImon c. Hall, AIanson Hall, Kirby Blarsh, and Chester c. Goslee.

 Grand Jmrors-Eben'r w. BolIes Stephen Trow- bridge. Augustus Mercy, David w. Ben,o", and Sa- niue M. Merwin.