Constitutional Whig

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

New York, New Hampshire and Maine, have doubtless gone with Virginia and Pennsylvania, for the Hero.—From New Jersey and Ohio we have not sufficient intelligence to pronounce upon the result, but it is likely they have gone with the others.

Sixty-six towns in New Hampshire give 7872 votes for the Jackson Electors, and 5176 for the Anti-Jackson.

Forty-one towns in Maine give 9348 for Jackson, and 7043 against him.

In New York, the election seems to have gone very much as it did in Pennsylvania—by a general hurra for Jackson, and all that his name bears along with him. Of all the counties yet heard from, little Richmond has alone given an Anti Jackson majority. Queens' Kings' New York, Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Orange, Ulster, Dutchess, Columbia, Albany, Rensselaer, Schenectady, Saratoga, have all given majorities—none less than 200, and some as high as 1200, for Jackson and Marcy— the Veto and the Spoils. We will not occupy our columns with partial returns or estimates. We do not doubt the State is lost; and when the official canvass is made, we shall publish it as a matter of useful information, and future reference.

N. Y. American.

OHIO.

From all the information that has reached us, it appears that in seventeen of the counties from which returns in the whole or in part have been received. General Jackson's majority is 9,490. In the same counties Governor Lucas obtained a majority of 9,895.

Highland, Muskingum, and Miami counties, which are among them, show a change in favor of Mr. Clay, of 944.

In eighteen counties, forming with the others all that are yet heard from, Mr. Clay has majorities amounting to 6,928.

The whole vote is stated to be, as far as yet known,

Jackson 26,851
Clay 23,627
Majority 3,224

The above is from the U. S. Telegraph, of Saturday evening. The Columbus Sentinel, of Nov. 6, (Jackson) since received, gives returns from 41 counties, which give Jackson a majority of 7,161; and says,

"The remaining counties to be heard from gave Lyman, the opposition candidate for Governor, an aggregate majority of 1100 votes."

GEORGIA ELECTION took place on Monday last—we have the returns only for the town of Augusta, which gives the "Troup Ticket" an average majority of 150 over the "Clark Ticket."

Pennsylvania.—The Philadelphia Sentinel gives the present majority for the Jackson Ticket 24,144. Erie, Venango, and Warren counties still to be heard from.

VIRGINIA.

Amherst,	199	151
Amelia,	250	8
Augusta,	523	354
Albe:narle,	718	109
Brunswick,	256	29
Berkeley,	262	346
Bedford,	422	328
Botetourt,	734	114
Brooke, about	140.maj.
Chesterfield,	422	60
Caroline,	208	48
Campbell,	450	330
Culpeper,	685	145
Elizabeth City,	75	20	4
Frederick,	1075	496	1
Fluvana,	274	4
Fairfax,	192	136
Fauquier,	593	249
Greenbrier,	300	252
Goochland,	172	24
Henrico,	274	96
Hanover,	295	67	4
Isle of Wight,	270	61
James City,	53	7
Jefferson,		83 maj.
King George,	82	103
King William,	154	15
Loudoun,	322	840	11
Matthews,	173	25
Madison,	300	13
Montgomery,	458	51
Norfolk Borough,	217	288
Nottoway,	200
Nelson,	231	63
Nansmond,	225	93
New Kent,	71	33
Ohio, about		260 maj.
Prince George,	167	4
Petersburg,	223	72
Princess Anne,	163	319
Prince Edward,	323	2
Richmond,	154	229
Richmond City. about	40 maj.
Stafford,	229	128
Surry,	139	14	6
Southampton,	260	25
Spottsylvania,	427	133	1
Williamsburg,	15	11	10
Westmoreland,	123	49
Shenandoah, in part,	510	35
Rockingham, do.	708	73
Dinwiddie, do.	223	72
Norfolk City., do.	240	315
Pittsylvania, do.
Danville,	270	30
Court house,	370	30
Smith's Store,	132	30
Middlesex, in part,	119	17
Orange, do.	300	13
Morgan, do.	130	49
Monongalia do.	738	212
Louis, C. H. do.	230	20
Jackson's pr.	206	6
Mechanicsville pr. J. all but 2
Rockbridge, in part. 425	314	14