New York

TJio oíHcial returns have been received. - The resul t stands thus: 1840. 1341. Dem. 212,733 187,976 " W'lug 225,020 171,401 Lib. 2.833 5,882 Democratie majorify n 1841, 16,575. Votes poüed n 1840, 441.286 'Í 1Ö41, ' 367,108 Less votes titan lastyear, 74,173Oneida county gave 749 liberíy votus; Madison 430; Wyoming 332, and eo on downward to Suffolk which gave 2 votes. Liberty votes were given in all the counties except six. The Tocsiti sayt-: It will be soen iljat the aggregate nnmber of liberty v„te.s oii senators is 5,882. Our asscmMy ticket, uniformly we believe, ran a linie liiaher. That vote is noifar 6,000. It will bc seen, wu fall somewhat shm t of our estímales. Welt, vye calculatecl n lin!0 100 much upon ibiilioniionesty. O.iruriby ihe way, are sufïïcient to enc-ume every abolitionist,! Deinj nearly 120 pe cent in one ycar in: he Empire 6ia?e; and sufiicient 'is uuw tnown to determine the fact that it s 300'percent m the free states; being over 20,000; last yearlessthun 7,000. The abolitionists hold the balance of power n four countiss in ihe state, viz:- Tompltins, Allegany, Cataraugns and Cortland. In Tompkins, ihc Democrnts have a rnfijority of 24- the abolitio vote 70. In Allegany, the whiu3 hajjie a maj.nity of 52- ihe abolitinp. votel79. Jn Cataraugus, the Democrats have a majorny of 145- the abülition vote 174. Jo Cortland. the whigshave a majority of 81 - theaboliiion vote IGL We wak lo see tli e eilöct ol'this balance of power. If the ahoütionists hold true, we slmll soon have a Liberty representation on the floor of ihe capitol.