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Whig. Loco oo-
Supervisor. o. wiDant g. SOper. 5oS
G.sts n r. Coles S5S H MCandls.
Collector $ Booth, linn Zimmer Go;c lsa lss


The remaining msjorties average l25. Will
iamsburgh has usually been againat us, and last
Spring elected part Of each Ticket; last Fall
against US. Huzza for her emancipation The
Ticket elected is acknowledged to be the best ever
! presented in the Town. and was sustained by re-
| markably even vote. p Williamsburgh has
most enthusiastic active and efficient WHIG CLUB.
One such in every Town would greatly aid in
achieving the great triumph OF 1874.
MAssAcHusETTs.-A special election for FIVE
Members of Congress, from Districts which had
made two previous trials without effecting choice,
was held in Massachusetts on Monday. We gather
from various sources the following returns:


Second (EssEx) District:


Secand Trial, (Feb) Is Towns Third Trial, (Apr
R. Rantoul, Loco ,O53 R. Rantoul Loco, 1896
L. Saltonstal. W-3,358 D. P. King, W--3,723
Abolition, &c ....I,l37 Abolition, &c.,. 901
Rantoul ahead. Cos Rantoul ahead. l73


Whg gain from February y-.-.522


There is certainly again no choice. A steady
Wing gain.


Third (EssEx NoRrH) District:
Second Trial, (Feb.) S Towns Third Trial, AprL)
A. Abbott, Wing O03 A. Abbott, Wing l87i
]. w Mansur, L.l,977 J. w. Mansnr, Ii
Abolition, &c.,. 3S2 Abolition, &C.,. 456


A Wing gain, but certainly no choice.
Fifth (WoRcEsrER) District:
Second Trial, (Feb) 90 Towns Third Trial, April)
Ch Hudson, W..3,S sos Ch Hudson, W--3, 1884
P Merrick, L...3 800 D. Henshaw, L.-2,s04
Abolition, &C.,. 546 Abelitioa, &c.. $50
| against Hudson- 5S For Hudsen--- 200
!Sirth (HAMpsH1RE) District.
Second Trial, (Feb.) "a Towns Third Trial, tAprill
Baker, Wing .-3 1884 Baker, Whig-- 1904
| Chaplin, Loco ....3, 1877 Chaplin, Loco 3, ,545
Abolition, &c.,. 48s Abolition &C., 642


Bakers plurality, 457. Do. now, 259: Loss, 1913.


There is certainly no choice in this District


T Mr.. Hudson lacked s33 votes of an cleo
ton in February; he has now gained 25S in %
towns-25 more then he needs if the other towns
held their own. We trust he is elected.


90 We have few returns from the Berkshire
Distrist, but they are ndecisive. Nothing by the
morning Mail from the Hampshire District.


RHODE IsLAND.-The Election for State Ofh-
GERS took place yesterday The result is doubtful.
The Democratic or Carpenter parry expressly
disavowed the Dorr Constitution, and pledged
themselves to be governed by the one legally
framed until it shall be altered in accordance with
it's own provisions. The result will hardly be
known here to-day.


% VIcKsBUReH, Miss has elected Wing
Mayor over Loco. F oco Repudiater by more than
two to one. WASHINGTON, Pa. has elected Wing
Ohcers-usualy Loco. We hear much boasting
of Loco-Foro victory in CHICAGO, Ill. where
that party has always had large majority though
sometimes defeated in Charter Election by
splits.


~ Bishop HUeHEs, in letter TO the CONNER
cial Advertiser, denies the statement which we
quoted from the Buffalo Gazette, that he had re-
quired the church of ST. Louis to vest their church
property in his hands, that the congregation had
refused, and that he had in consequence Withdrawn
their pastor and forbidden any others of the cler-
sy to supply his place. He says be has only ad-
oised the churches to dispense with trustees in
the management of their property: that nothing
but his solicitations have induced the Rev. Mr..
Pax to remain in charge OF the church for the last
Is months in consequence of their unkind treat
ment of him, and that the only difference between
the congregation of St, Louis and himself is that
its trustees have thought proper not 10 be govern
ed by the ecclesiastical discipline of the diocese,
and expect me to supply them with priests who
shall be governed by different discipline, Of which
they are the authors Though he has not done
SO BEFORE he noo forbids any clergymanof this di-
ocese ofhciate in the church until the difficulty
shall be adjusted.


WHO ylcroRY.-We learn by letter from
Newbursh that at the Election held there on Tues
day the ensire Whig ticket sras elected by ma
liority varying from SO to 100! Last year the
Loco.Focos had q majority of over one hundred.
This is indeed glorious victory.


FlRE.-The dwelling-hosse occupied by Mr..
Sullivan Grey, situated on Ednburgh rgh-ssleet Corn
hill, was consumed by fire about hsif-pa o'clock
! last evening. Loss $500. Roch. Dem,