THE ENQUTRER.

LITCHFTELD, 9RPT. a0, lese.
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LlTCHFTELD, SEPT. @, lsS6.

 The following ssUisD q GAs recent ElsctIOas'' we copy from an administration paper, the Journal of Commerce of New.YOrk. The paper prOfasses neu- tralty, but its beGrng has always been towards Mr. V. Buren, Whatever concessions, therefore, itakes in favor ofthe Whgs may be considered as the result of sheer necessity-because it cannot do otherwise;

 LoUIsIANA-The reemembers of the present Con- greses VIZ. Henry Johnson and Rice GaFland Wings, in the Legislature are about even balanced each side claiming majority.

 I1LINoIs.SThree Van Bmen men elected to Con- May. In the Leislaanre. according to the Alton Tel io'@Whiss $, Van BaEsn ss. Xceordns to the Van Buren papers, there will be Van Buren majority in

 IND1ANA.-The election was only for members of the Legislature and county officers. The Indianapolis consisting of g Wings and IS Van BuTen men House, $ Wings and A Van Buren men. ,

 Missouri -Liiburn w BOggs, the Van Buren can OOO over Gen Ashley. Albert c. Harrison, and John Miller, both Van Buren men, elected to Congress being Van Buren gain of one member, There is al-

 ARKANsAs-In t6is new State. James s. Conway is chosen Governor, and Archibald Yell member of Con- gress; both Van Buren men. There is also decided Van Buren majority in both branches of the legislature.

 ALABaMA.---The Legislature. according to the Huntsville Advocate is thus divided: Senate Whigs ID, Van Buren II, doubtful House, Wings A, Van joint ballot of from to 10. The Huntsville Democrat on the other hand divides the Senate IS and l5 and claims in the House 50 Van Buren men against 40 Whigs. .,.rr4 Is. f3.t .t-.. ...-s.

 NORTH CARoI1NA.-Dudley is elected Governor by a majority of more than 5000 voes In the Legisla- lure the parties are about even balanced both sides claim bare majority In the 18th Congressional Dis tEict where was vacancy in the present Congress, Graham, Whig is elected over Newland, Van Buren, by majority of l,614 Last year the contest between called upon to decide which of the two entitled to the seat They referred the case back to the people and the result is above stated. The election of Mr. election of President should devolve upon Congress- the delegation from that State being otherwise equally divided. . .,

 KENrucKy-The Wings have elected their candid ate for Governor by majority of 8O96 and for Lieut.. Governor by majority of {, ,338 They have also decided majority both branches of the Legislature.

 RHODE 1sLAND-The election has resulted Tn the choice of majority of Van Buren men.

 MARYLAND.-Choice of a College of forty members for the election of State Senate. Twenty-one wings and nineteen Van Bure9 men are elected. Whig ma iority which secures the election of an entire Whg

 VERMoNr.--Whg Governor and Lieut. Governor elected and also Whg majority in both branches of the Leislature. One Van Buren man, Gen. Fletcher. elected to Congress which is Van Buren gain. From the other four districts. the present Wing members Messrs. Slade, Everett Allen and Ha are reelected

 The N. Y. Star of Saturday hast contains letter from Vraont stating the result of the recent election in that state. It gives the maiortes in the different counties for Governor and classies the members of the legislature For Governor, Jenson lwhig) has majority of 5l90 over Bradley. Members of the Sen ate, 20 Wings. Van Buren, doubtful -Representa- tives, Wings TAO, Van Buren s6 doubtful 6. MT. Ev- crit for Congress, although he has majority of HOO over Partridge the Van Buren candidate, is not chosen in consequence of there being another whg candidate and good many scattering votes. ag.f

 SympaAy-We learn from the last Palladium that the great robbery of Mr. Asa G. Sanford of New-Ha- ven of 937OO an account of which was published two or three weeks since, was perpetrated by himsef- Tse Palladium says, "he was arrested with two other persons accOmplices in Bridgeport, to which pace they had decamped on Wednesday last on suspicion of robbing the distressed owner" They will proba bly have to answer an indictment for conspiracy defraud, the punishment of which is fine and imprso ment. Part of the stolen money found in the pos session of MT. Sanford One of the accompices clerk of Ms. s. who was going to the west with him as partner A clever pair of emigrants! G. 2 ~'

 OA 6ear! On ear!-The Hartford Times of Satur- day last announces the result of the election in Maine in the brief manner following:

 Maine. Only three Representatives to Congress are elected two democratic, and one federal. Represent tat'yes 90 far as heard hom 59 democratic, and 42 federal. ys%E

 No "all hail, Maine r'---No glorious triumph !"- No" democracy triumphant r'-No "panic whiggery blown sky-high !-no shout of triumph whatever, as has been their wont, in large, staring CAPITALS The trntiis, and it is unexpected to to the editors ofthe Tmes that the Van Buren party in that state is shaken to the centre. and unless rallies with desperation in November it will experience North Carolina overthrow. The leaders begin to find that "Van Baren is no Jackson:" and though unwearied efforts are made by the leaders to nculcate the dea there are thousands who will not listen to it. There is dsaAection also in their ranksa few oiceholders wish to control the whole people, (as in Hartford and other places in this sta.e but they begin to find ashow Of resistance. We trust the work win go on until the state shall become redeemed.

 The Tirpes of Hartford says that in Vermont "the Wings have elected IS Senators, democrats l2-Rep- resentatises, Wings sfls. democrats l0O" Though hsas regards the representatives is true only in part, without "the aid of the general government The fact is there will be majority of at least 50 in the lower house, and stated by the Times, of at least in the Senate. ? '& -i3} $k&r3&& ~ t

 Rev. L. P. HIcKoK, of this village. has received an invitation to become Theological Professor in Had- son College, Ohio and has so far sign6ed his wish to accept of as to have aeady caused Society meet ing to be held and the Consociation are to be conve ned on Tuesday next to take the subject into cOnAd-