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Hamilton county IS more important than them all. Ii IS the handwriting on the wall, proclaiming the destruction of the hopes of the Van Buren party in Ohio.

 .MO. Rep.

 Extract from a letter from a gentleman in Cincinnati to his friend in this City, dated Oct. l6, 1884. ib.

 Il laid by my letter until to-day that 1 might give you the result of our election, and am happy to say Whigism is triumphant. Our whole ticket has carried by majority of l05. This is great victory, consider ing the vote of lS32-and that the Gift ed' (Lytle) is the especial favorite of the $ greatest and the best" Storer (lor Con- gress) Morse, Short. Jones, Hotchkiss, and Price are the Wings elected. You may rely upon 1t Jackson Van -Burenism is dead, dead, dead in Ohio. Findley will be elected Governor by 10000 at least"

 We have conyersed with a gentleman who left Cincinnati two or three days after the election. It was then ascertained, that Col. BoND, (Whig, was elected to Con- gress in the Chilicothe District, beating ALLEN, the present Tory Representative 1; and the vote between TAYLOR WEBSTER and his opponent McNuTT, was very close one, but the result not exactly known. 1 FfNDLAY's majority for Governor in five or six counties heard from, was about 5000. To.

 Copy of letter received by yesterdays mail, dated zanesville, Muskingum Coun- ty, Ohio, 18th October, 1884.

 "Our annual election took place yester- day. For Governor, FINDLAY, (Whig) received 2824 votes--LUCAs, (Yan Bu- ren) 1887. HOWELL, (Whig) received 2SI4 votes for Congress, and MITCH ELL, Van Buren, received l5ll votes. The Whig candidates are elected to the Legislature.

 At the Governors election two years since Lucas received majority of 152 votes in this couniy-Mitchelps majori- ty for Congress two years ago in this coun- ty was l02. Last year We sent two Jack son members to the Legislature"

 " Mitchell's majority for Congress in Licking county last election was 309, and this election, not yet known, but Howell is certainly elected by large majority

 Gonnscficm--All is safe--the Whig tick ct has succeeded by about five hundred majority. Notwithstanding the rejoicings of the Tory party and their despatches to Pennsylvania and Ohio, they have been de- feated in Connecticut