EVENING EDITION.

FRIDAY, 2s O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
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Cor. WEBB 81. Kenmore CooPER.-Colonel
WEBB, of the New-York Courier and Enquirer,
had his third trial at Fonda, Montgomery Coun-
Otsego County some years ago, for libel on j.
Feninore Cooper, contained in review OF his
"Home as Found The trial was urged on be.
fore one of Col. Webbs Counsel, NJ H. SlBLEy,
ESQ, had arrived, but he was most ably defended
by the other, j. A. SPENCER, Esq. of Utica
Judge WILLARD charged the Jury most decidedly
against the defendant ruling every point OF law
against him. His charge occupied an hour, and
the Jury, after an absence from the Court Room
OF Serenteen minutes, returned with verdict OF
NOT GUILTY. Albany Eve Jour.


MANE-MoRsE ELECTED.-The Boston Atlas
states that it has learned from private source
that complete returns have been received from the
WITH Comet District, and that FREEMAN H.
MORSE, Wing, is elected to Congress by MAORI
ty of 35 over every thing.


The Bangor Courier OF Monday gives ad-
ddtonal returns from the With Washington
and Hancock District. The returns Yesterday
were from IL towns, which stood:


Robiuson ". 372 Cary, h.. 2s4 Scattering. .2co


The returns from additional towns increase
the aggregates to


Robinson, ". l,5l7 Cary, LII, sos Scattering !os


1t is said that the Wings have gained l6 in
Deer Isle, and that the Locos did not give there
vote for Cary, but threw it away on Mr.. Will
Hams. This makes it pretty certain that there
has been no election.