The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-15
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


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BALrrxoRx, Oct l4-S D. m.
The Elections P~nsyua~ia and OAo-Grsas red.ctio~ Of
Johnaons reported sajorites-D victories IN
Ohio-1xe Markets Re.
The intelligence from Pennsylvana to-day is of moro
cheering character the democracy which, together with
he from Ohio, has infused now spirit and energy for
the November contest
despatch from Phiadelpha this morning states that
the official from several of the counties have
duced Johnston's msjorues, that there IL even dight
be than few hundreds. The Pennsyiv.nian
of this morning sums up the result In al the oounues Oh
the State except six, as follows;
Johnston, whig 1s,NU
Longsueth, democrat 1919
I.i9l
The six be heard from gave Mr. Polk in 1874
majority of 9T If they should give Longstrch the sames
ohnsons majority will be less than 400 and tho despatch
received this morning from Phadephs, indicates that the
official has still further reduced his majoritios Il ID
ascertaned that Mddesworth the whg candidate for
canal commissioner, somewhat behind Johnston,
rendering the election of Painter (dom quite probable.
From Ohio the intelligence this morning 10 Of the cor
election of Weller by nearly 5000 majority over Ford,
wing This almost the result in Penn
syvana The following despatch from Pitsburg seems to
be most authentic;
PrrrsBuno, Oct u.
Delaware and franklin counties elect whig representa-
night The result places the joint ballot With the wings
e.nddas s Fay.
cite county gives Ford 24O majority.
Twelve counties are to heard from, which in lSa gavo
Todd, democrat, majority Of LOO
The House is certainly wing, but thero II tie In tho
Senate.
According to this the wings have majority joint bal
lot in the legislature which think is loast
such is the impression at the present tme
The announcement here with regard TO
gone for the wings, which noticed yesterday to
have been speculation of letter written At tai
three days after the election and when returns
from but counties had been received
John Ketewell, ESQ., exsheri, on retiring from Of
flee on Wednesday the installation of Charles f. Cloud
esq the new sheriff. Immediately started from the court
house with his saddle-bags his for Mary
land where had previously made appointments speak
al the various election districts in several of tho counties
He is accompanied by r. M McLane, esq, and they in
tend to continue in field until the close of the contest
merely returning the city in time deposte their voes
on the 7th of November.
THE MARKETs.--In the Baltimore market, to-day, hour
was very quiet and but little disposition sell buy
dealers awaiting further advices from Europe nav
mentary looked for. The last sales of Howard
willing to take. Nothing done in City Mills It u held
SIS B7a. Corn meal So 25 Rye -four - a.
The receipts of grain moderate No change In wheat
Sales good prime reds l08 liz cents and Of white
do I2O Corn is dulisales of white 60 81
cents yellow do. 63 IS per bushels ~
80 cents rye SO cents A
Whiskey is selling at 26A "a cents In bbls. hhds
nal at 26 cents per gallon.
At New York. this morning, there hrmer feeling in
the -four market; sales of 5000 bbls IS ST IS a. for
Oswego and $5 80 SIS gu for Genesee according 70
brandt southern do rs 62A Corn meal - 81 Rye -four
So 60.
Wheat is in fair request-saes OF Genssee 1t 40 Ia
cents and of red ll6 lis Nothing of moment
doing in The market 10 dull and prices nominal
Sales of 10 900 bushels at IS 81 Rye 90 c