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New Jersey is understood to strongly Anti-Nebraska, electing four if not all Whig and Anti-Nebraska, members of Congress. The legislature is also largely Anti-Nebraska. PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Nov. 4. This is a hard day for money with our S dry goods merchants, but they will probably weather the storm. An immense number of notes were paid at the banks to-day; in fact it has never been exceeded. NEW ORLEANS, Friday, Nov. 3. The liabilities of Messrs. Bean & Co., the bankers, W ose suspension was previously announced, amount to about $100,000. CINCINNATI, Nov. 8. The banking house of Ellis & Sturges closed this A. M. They say the liabilities are one million dollars, and assets fourteen hundred thousand. There has been a heavy run on the Citizen's Bank and on T. S. Goodman & Co., and the excitement on the subject is intense. Second Despatch.-The Citizen's Bank is closed and the excitement on the increase. NEW YORK, Nov. 8-3 P. M. City returns thus far show a majority for Barker, Know Nothing for Mayor; the contest is extremely close. Kelly, soft, beats Mike Walsh for Congress. The Tribune adheres to the opinion that Seymour is elected governor, but thinks Scroggs, K. N., or possibly Raymond, whig, is elected Lieut. Governor owing to Ludlow running behind his ticket. 3½ o'clock, P. M. The total returns received thus far from all towns, wards and counties foot up as follows: Governor. Ullman, 50,126; Seymour, 47,380; Clark, 37,620; Bronson, 7,432. NEW YORK, Nov. 8-613 P.M. The city and suburbs returns continue to come in slowly. They indicate the election of Stranahan, whig, in the 2d (Brooklyn) district to Congress, of Pelton, whig, in the 3d, Kelly, soit dem., in the 4th.Fifth, uncertain, between Andrews and Whitney; 6th John Wheeler, A. N.; 7th. Thos. Childs, Jr., whig; 8th, Abraham Wakeman, whig, and 9th, Bozard Clarke, whig. In 12 wards in Brooklyn the vote for Governor is as follows: Seymour 2,450, Ullman 2,364, Clark 2,152, Bronson 319. MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8,6 P. M. Legislature largely anti-Nebraska. Wells dem., is elected to Congress in the 1st, Washburn in the 2nd, and the 3d district not heard from. ALTON, Nov. 8. Miller's majority 327. Trumbuli for Congress, majority 324. Gillespie, whig, for State Senator, 470 maj. LASALLE, Nov. 8. Miller's majority 46. Norion do, 46; for Legislature Day, A. N., 44 maj; Strawn, do 43. PERU, Nov. 8. Norton's majority is about 1,500 in this city; Millers do. LOCKPORT, III., Nov. 8. Miller's majority 93; Norton's do, 105.Norton has probably carried Will county by 500 majority; majority for Parks 103; Hills 124, Strawn 80. OTTOWA, III., Nov. 8. Drake for Congress, 45 majority: Armstrong for Legislature 64; McCormick do 53. BOSTON, Nov. 8. The Cunard steamer Niagara sailed today with 62 passengers for Liverpool and 22 for Halifax. She took out $386, 327 in American gold and £32,000 in British gold. The New Foundlander, published'at StJohn's N. B, contains the following ab. stract of the course of clipper ship John Clemens, Capt. Lucky, in search of the missing boats of the Arctic. He was out nine days and experiensed very heavy weather. Has been some 800 miles south. Saw a large chest but was unable to get it on board. The boats have been picked up by vessel bound outward. PRUSSIA'S LAST.-The King of Prussia,
