Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
ELECTIONS.


Tennessec-Jones is elected Governor, by ma iorI.
ty of 4l40 votes
Legislature.-In the House. ma jority, 5 for the
Wings
Senate-majcrity, for the Wings. Joint ballot g.
Members Of Congress.--WmGs I'D District-W T.
Senter. 1th Disrict--Eon. d. W. Dickenson 9Th
Dstrct-Dr. Joseph II. Peyton llth District-Mil-
ton Brown. 10Th Dis,rict--John b Asho.
Loco Foeos.-3d District. ". Blackwell 4th Dis.
trict--A Cullom. 9th District-Cavo Johnson 5th
Distrct--G. w. Jones' 9th District--A V. Brown
lst Dristrict--A. Johnson.
Kentucky.-We have not received final results from
Kentucky. friend in Lexington, KY, informs US
that Democrats and Wings were elected to Con-
a. is--''nts, Il. rral able that
the Loco focos have elected four of the ten mem.
bcrs of Congress The Wings seem to have been slum
bering their arms"
The Nashville Banner saws:
" In the Louisville District, Mr.. Thomnsson
("h'g) IS elected over Sprigg (rreguIar) and Le-
co'hP'e (Loco foco) by decisive majority"
The Nashville Union says:
" From the returns as far as heard from. il is
probable that the Democrats have elected five or
SIX members of Congress. Report says, Lynn
Boyd IS elected from the Smithland District
Co.. Popc's Disirict.-Wc have a few add.
uonal returns from this District, but we may saw
there is no doubt Of the election Of Mr. Stone, the
Democratic candidate.
he report by the mail last night is, that Calr.
well (Democrat) is probably elected to Congress.
IN the Danvio District Elo was GGs ahead of
Owsiey, at the close of the first day.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the llib says;-
We believe there is no doubt of the election of
libbats, (Dcmocrat,) in the Covington District, bv
majority Of two or three hundred.
"Mr 1ndrew's DiSirict.--A letter from Whin
IN Bath county says: French, (DemocratG is
running for Congress beyond all expectation. and
fear, will be elected. His ma oritv over An
drews, in this county, is 800 the first day, and
will reach 300.'
cit is doubtful yet which party has succeeded
in the Lcgislature.'
IHinois.--The Nashville Union says:
81 correspondent Of the Louisville Journal,
writing from Vincennes, gives some scattering re-.
turns from some of the Eastern counties of Hi.
nois 1t was thought that Casey and FckIin, both
Democrats, were elected to Congress-
Indiana.-The Louisville Wing states that
Payne, (Whig,) is elected to Congress over Owen
(Loco Foco.)
In tho second District, Hon. J. L. White has
been defeated.
The Cincinnati Gazette says, that in the State
~ tii0 " HleS HiNe IOSl 8rOunu Dauly. In
about twenty countless the Locos have u net gain
of upwards of 1000 votes.
The Nashville Uunion says:
The Democratic gain in fifteen counties for Go.
vernon, over the vote 1910, is 1867, and Ilenlv
lDemocraD has beaten J. L. White, for Congress
In the Madison District, upwards of 1000 votes
Afabama.--Lauderdale Countv.-The vote for
Congress, was Houston (Dem.) 1872, Armstrong
900. Barker and Douglass elected to the LegisG.
lature.
North caroAna.--Rnyner (Whg) from all accounts
Is ERECTED TO Congress. Stanley (Whg) is defeated
Condition Of the .New Orleans Banks,-We co.
Py from the Tropic the following exhibit of the
Banks on the first of August.
Bank of Louisiana, 5000. 400 sa fdG ors
Canal and B'kg Co., 2S,7SO 21s az
City Bank, 42l.s3l h1a 9So
Louisiana State Bank 59O94O Gas oo1
Mechanics & Traders, I,2ll,5s3 los dS5
Union Bank, 36S,64I 400 Oeso
so'o72,l77 s5,s5s,s57