JUSTICE.

THE ELECTIONS.
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'harynd Elcctions.--The returns thro'-

 ou the State, with the exception of one

 whg dIsict, have been received. The reolullol Of sentiment throughout the

 Sate IS tlmost whithout parallel. It is a fat worth of notice, that in the strong ad- nnistratin district where Mir. Fancy late | held firth, the change of opinion has ten so emplete, that ihe whig ticket has

 tumphed

 ELL DINE HAMILTON COUNT VI. Yesterdays Eastern stage arrived with It bringing the newspaper-mail. Letters

 om Cincnnat, however, announce the Forious news that JACKSON-VAN BU- lENISM IS PHOSPHATE IN HAM LFON COUNTY that Latle, one of 1e Bank Examining Committee at the ist session f Congress, has received in- Iructions iron the People to stay at home fter the 4th March next; and that the hole of the Wing ticket is elected.- his is emphatically glorious news. Ham, ton county in 1928 gave Jackson q naa- 'rily of 2200 votes; in 1882, 1900 ma 'riiy; and at the last election for members Congress, Lytle received a majority of 00 votes.-1he victory in Hamilton may ell be placed next to that of New York,

 the last Spring election. Baltimore iy, and Frederick and other counties, in laryland did well: but the victory of