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lowing vote: Davis and Stephens, 164. Congressional Districts--3d District, Lyons, 7; MacFarlane, 3; Tyler, 1. 4th District, Pryor, 18. 5th District, Bocock, 36; T. F. Goode, 12. 6th District, John Goode, 4; Treadway, 3. 7th District, Holcombe, 4; Leake, 1. 8th District, Dejarnette, 35; Morton, 22. The 37th Regiment, (Colonel Fulkerson,) gave 300 votes for Davis and Stephens, and in the 13th Congressional District, gave Walter Preston 219; F. McMullin, 81. The 44th regiment (Col. Wm. C. Scott) gave 183 votes for Davis and Stephens. Holcombe received 59 and Leake 11 votes in the 7th Congressional District; in the 4th District, Pryor received 71; Bocock 71, and T. F. Goode I vote for the 5th District; in the 3d District, Lyons received 8, MacFarlane 1, and Tyler 4 votes; 8th District, Dejarnette 4, Morton 3. In the 6th District, John Goode received 2 votes.[Your correspondent is indebted to the politeness of Lieut. Ed. Alfriend, of company E., for the above returns.] This r
ountry. The efflux will probably continue, and upon the whole, we think it best that this portion of our population should not be present to embarrass our defensive preparations. Left without his pass. Old Jacob Barker, the venerable New Orleans banker, some time detained in New York by the illness and death of his wife, got back home last Friday. He was long detained in Washington endeavoring to get a pass, having interviews with Abe, the Gorilla; Seward, the Raven; and Feathers Scott. Unable, finally, to obtain his ticket of leave, he left without it, slipped down the Maryland shore, hired a row-boat and crossed the Potomac. Hessians on the Rappahannock. From the Norfolk Day Book, of yesterday, we clip the following: Owners of slaves along the Rappahannock River, are loosing large numbers of them. For several weeks past boats from the blockading vessels have been sent ashore and carried off between 150 and 200 valuable negroes.--The Lancaster Cavalry hav
Ex-Lieutenant General Scott. --"Personne," the army of the Potomac correspondent of the Charleston Courier, in alluding to the general conduct of the Federal invasion thus far, uses the following language in regard to the ability of Scott for carrying on the war. The letter was sent before the writer was aware of the old peacock's resignation: It is one of those grand schemes which have generated in the brain of Winfield Scott. His was the mind which so admirably planned the attackScott for carrying on the war. The letter was sent before the writer was aware of the old peacock's resignation: It is one of those grand schemes which have generated in the brain of Winfield Scott. His was the mind which so admirably planned the attack upon Manassas and the concentration of armies in Western Virginia, and upon the Peninsula, the establishment of the cordon of soldiers which now extends along the line of the border States, the occupation of Maryland, and indeed all the movements — magnificent in everything but their success — which have been made during this struggle. Say what you will, Scott is anything but the old, effete, worn out gouty individual which we all wish him to be, and justice as well as facts compel us to