The Election

At the time our pnper goes to proas, we huve scattering returns f rom vanous parts of' the StitP, bul no fuil returns of counties. It is known, however, llint the State generally has gone about as usual. The vote between the Whiga and Democrnu in this couniy w;is close, but it is thought Pemocrutic ticket for Represenlives is electpJ. Accounts in ihe Free Press ïepresent that Stuart is elected to Congressin the Second District, notwithstnnding n part of the Abolitionists votec for Gordon. We have no returns of the Liberty vote. In this tovvn it was 79, being a small advance on last year.