New York Town Elections

- ThefAlbany Advertiser sumslhe result of thö town elections thus far, as follows: "Returns of Supervisors elected in 41 of the counties of the Stafe, show 381 Whigs 294 Loep-, and 10 Abolition, or tied} Whig majority, 87. In íhe Same counties last year, 320 Whigs, 359 Loc'oS, and 3 Abolitionists; Loco majority, 39j Whig nett gain, 128.- Det. Adv.(L The ladies of the Durand Misstond ary Society of New Haven have constituted Henry Clay a life member of the American Home Missionary Society by a contribution of $50,00. Mr. Clay acknowledged the favor in a letter in which he assures the donors tbat he "shares with them in a profound sense of5 the surpassing importance of the Ghristan religión," and that he sincgrely believes in its truth. (C0 The news of the final passage of the Annexation resolutions in Congress waa received inGalveston and Houston, (Texas,) with every demonstration of joy. But nothing of its reception in other places has reached us. All accounts concur in stating that there will be a considerable opposition. The President oi Texas is said to be warmly in favor of Annexation.(Lp Postmtisters and subscribes who return papers for discontinnance wHl confer a great favor on lis by writing on them he name oj ihe Posl OJJice tó which tliey nTe sent. - Altenüon to tlm wil) save ns mach labor iiv looking Ihvougli our books. 05 T'ie number of lives lost on board the Swallow has not yet been certainly ascertained, but is supposed to be from 20 to 40. Some 12 or 15 bodies have been recovered.ö Mr. John Norvell has been njv pointed U. S. Attorney for the District of Michigan in place of Mr. Bates. He en ters on the office in July. {r Juhn S. Bagg has been appointed Postmaster in Detroit, in place of Thomas Rowland, removed. Ol53 A serious fire has lately occurred h Milwaukie. The entire loss is estimated at $90,000.fijr" The Liberty vote in Pontinc for Snpervisor was 50. The Whig candidate receivod 201 votes, the Democratie, 197. The majority for No License was 89. 05=" We have received the first nocibe f the "Amrrican Citizk-v' a weekly Liberty paper just tommenced al Philadelphia, at 9h a yeor. It is hnwlsomelf printed, andi etfited by Rev. L. &. Matlock. QJ3 Eight Liberty represeutatives are said to Imve been electcd in New Hampshire ai the late election.Great Bulter Cows.-n Ireland,fiveKerry jows modo last year 1,600 lb?., of butler, which is an average of 320 lbs. each. 05= Monroo and Raisinville gave majorities for t:No License.' But Frenchtown was unatiimous againt Licensea.(L The W higa have carried Connectioit Governor, State Oifirers, 4 members of ongress, and a majority in both branches of the Legiölnttue. $j The Liberty ticket in Adams was defeated by about 30 majority. In Jackson, the vote averaged about 75.flT8 New Orleans papers state that Santa Anna had escaped from confinement in Mexico, cmbarked in a schooner at Vera Cruz, and would ahortly be in New Orlearts.The poetmaster general has regulated the magnetic telegraph between Washington and Baíimore. The fee for transmiesion of despatches is a quarter of a cent for every tele.grnphic charactcr- for transmisión andtraMlation. Ars ARBon, April 18, lfe;4 1 Thè Wheat market remains without rrVátcVial varidtion. 75 cents are offered for.óod „rticle, but8ale8are lees brisk than fonnèr■ The gowing Whcai gcneTally'ltfoks wfeH. The weather for severál WeeWVwbee dtf, with high vvinds,-anl a drb?htwas ant.cipi ted, bat severa! enters of ram have WMW within a few day., and vcïat.on' of all k.ndè is beginning lo start ioto üfe and v.gor. OuY oxchange papers represent the -PP of the Wheat in the western part of ths Sta as very. prom'iBin g.