ELECTIONS
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 The anti-Jackson party in New-York have not only been deteaed-they have been pfostfated as by whirlwihd over whellned by the power of ihe Albany Re- gency, backed by the influence of the Safety Fund Banks, and by the extensive patronage of the State and General Govern ments. From the city of NeW-Y ork to Oneida, embracing about one half of the State, every county, save one, has given majorties 10 the Administration candidates. Our readers are aware that aee had bul very faint hopes of the success of the Wbig cause ln New fork, but We had no appre- hension Of SC complete and hopeless q route

 NEW YORK. Tho Wings have gained an accession Of one member of Congress to their ranks, in the election of HIRAM P. HUNT over JoB PERSON. The represen- tation IS composed of nine Wings and thir- sJ-CbC iIlCI. bCAtfdl LII tie latter were chosen by very small maor- ties-Lansing by P votes, Wardwel by 43 votes, and Farlin by 50 to 100 votes.-- Gov. Marcy's majority, as officially stated, is l3,6l7. In the House. there is 93 Van Buren, and 5 Whig members. In the Senate, 2s Regency, and 1 Wings.

 MAssAcHusETTs.-The papers by yes terday's mail furnish sufficient returns of the election in this state, to make Il certain that DAvfs Hhig) is reelected Governor, by a greatly increased majority. In l73 towns, Davis received 32,6S2 votes Mor- ton (Jackson) l5,o02; Baily Anti Mason) 7,l43. Returns from the different Con- gressional Districts enable it's to state, that ten Wings are elecied-leavng two vacan- cies in the Delegation, there being no choice in the Districts. 0sgood, the only Jacksonian in the present Delegation, Is beaten.

 DELswARE.-Mr. Mlliigan-.the Wing candidate for Congress-is reelected by l55 majority over Rayard. In the State Senate, there are V higs, and Van Bu- ren men. h the lower House, II Wings and 7 Van Buren men. Senator Clayton's reelection Is therefore certain.

 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Nov. 10.

 Election of Senator 10 Congress. The Hon. WILLIAM R. KING was this day re- elected to the Senate of the Congress of the Uniled States for six years from and after the fourth of March next, at which time his present term of service expires.

 The reelection of Mr. King will be hailed with joy by a large majority of the people of Alabama. The fact, that there was no opposition to the reelection of Mir. King, affords high evidence that his course in the Senate has been cordially approved by his constituents

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