Strange and Nicholls. And in the town of Brock-ville, llucl is above Sherwood. From Leeds, Lanark, Slorinont and the counties on the Ottawa, we have received nothing authentic.STATE OF THE TOLLS.Grenville, Oct. 7.Norton 303; Wells 279; McMillan 191.Prince Edvard, Oct. 9.Roblin 154 ; Wilson 102; WerdenS6; Howell 19.Hasting*, Oct. 8,Yager 99; Lockwood 97; Samson 91; Heer-man 79. 5Lmon and Addington, Oct. 9.Bidwell 438; Perry 431; Cartwright 40*4.9 o’clock, Friday evcnioe. By the arrival of the Fir James from above, we learn that Mr. Ferry'* mnjoiity \va* 37 at the Hose of the poll tliia day. At Prince Edward, Mr. Wilson was 33 above his opponent Worden, and Samson at Bellovdle was 8 below Ya*er a:. I Lockwood.Mr* Strang* «t Frontenac, was 38 alioad at the close of thePoll this evening. A report in current that in consequence ofuproar, tlie Returning Otficci nt Leeds, has abandoned U*Hunting*. Wells * Norton .ire far above McMillan, and Mr.Ilfi'Lean the late Sp««:i!;cr j lands a fair chance of being thiown out, being in ttio ccbr. -The Montreal Gn--ttc in copying an article from the Whig, t.'rms Young Henry Smith an Esquire. We request our contemporaries when they honor us by copying owr paragraphs, to make use of our language.jecrialasurnly ipro