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 Our express from Hartford, which arrived yesterday morning. brought sis returns. off. cial and unofficial, from 9l towns in thisstate, including all of Hartford, all of Middlesex, all of Holland except Union, and the greater part of New-Haven and New-London coun- ties, which give 11y671 votes for the Whig ticket and 1l,557 for the Van Buren. To which we are enabled to add the maiorities in six others, (to wit, Kent, Roxbury, Vol colt Oxford. Guilford, and Southbury,) and the vote will stand thus in 97 towns :-

 For the Van Buren ticket, ll,7O3

 Whig l1.6e6

 Van Buren majority, IF

 Only few towns in Fairfield county have yet been received and our friends in Hart ford write that that county will decide the contest, and probably in favor of the Van Bu- ren ticket by from to 300 majority. 1.-the Wings throughout the State had been indu- ced to believe that they should have run their NREAA~AASS SO NAOoOS o AASSkO FSASA0 C@AC1LlOII would have given them the State.

 Hartford county, 224 Whig majority. Litchfield 79 do do. Holland |" Van Buren do. New-Haven about 50 do do do.

 FROM PENNSYLVANIA, the returns are highly cheering. The Whig papers of New-York express the opinion very confidently that the State has gone for Harrison The papers the other side, however deny the correctness of the accounts. A few days will show which is right. Until the election in New York sOver there will be great deal of misrepresen. tation, probably, by all parties in that State

 Ipeaty5fUe l0es lost in tec St. Lascrence.-Durinp the late gale there was great deal of damage done to the rafs that were passing down the St. Lawrence to Quebec. Lake St. Peter is some fifty miles below Montreal, and its navigation very dangerous in bad weather It will be seen by the following letter, that in addition to the loss of property, twenty persons have been drowned:

 .PoINr Du LAC, Tuesday, Oct. IS.

 Between six o'clock last evening and six this morn ing, gale was experienced from s. E. upon Lake St. teter so violent that four rafts have been complete One raft ofred and white pine, belonging to Messs. Poupard and Raymond totally wrecked, from which twelve men were lost, among whom were two broth- Messrs. Rogers and Thomson of Perh was this n,or- ming found scattered upon the beach, and all of the crew, thirteen in number have perished. Eight ofthe this place in an awful state of mutilaton, amongst whom was the pilot, Jeremiah Campbell, one of the oldest and most experienced pilots on the river.

 We are sorry to perceive by the Charleston papers, that the Cholera has by no means disappeared from that city; no less than four persons having fal len victims to the peslence during the week ending on the 23d ult-three whites and twenty-one blacks

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 In Bennington, Vt. on the lst inst Richard Smith, Esq Attorney, and Counsellor at Law, of sharon. Conn; to Miss Catharne M; Hqbbell. v. mll. In Nsw New Hayen Frederick HI. Esq cf Cstski te New.York, to Miss Pastora J. DeFOrest; Alr. James Harrison, of Augusta Geo. to Miss Charlotte Lynde.

 h New-YOre, Mr Edward F. Huggins, of N.H Mr. Frederick Brace, of Hartford, to Miss Mar In Hartford. Thomas B. N..ridgss. M D. of Clare Lockwood, printer, to Miss Chariotte H. Chambehin; MT. Giles Vaudeville, of N. Y. to Miss Elizabeth Bel lows. ss. iss. a..,.. .,.n

 In Windsor. MT. Anson Loomis, of Bethlem, to Miss Elnice N. Simmons; MT. Ferdinand w. Calkins. of Hamilton, N. Y. to Miss Julia Moore.

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 In Washington, on the Sd inst. MT. James Mead, a. ged 63 years.

 m " WetneTsHei0s Joseph W elts 4geQ C4 nisS aau" lia Sillman aged 39, daughter of Maj. Joseph Still man.

 In Barkhamsted, Sept. 2sd, MT. Asa Gilbert, aged Sl-a soldier of the revolution.

 In Somers, Benjamin Phelps, Esq. aged ST..

 In Berlin, Oct. 2Sd, Mary, wife of Mir. Stephen Wilcox, aged S7.

 In Franklin, Widow Sybel Hyde, aged s4.

 In Middletown, Mrs. Abigail Henshaw, aged 42, wife of MT. Andrew Henshaw; MT. John Stow, aged

 h Chatham, M. David White, aged g years. :,

 In Lebanon, Mrs. Lucy Brewster, wife of lchabod