The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE. Nov. l5-5, p. m.
Returns from the South The Massachusts and Deiacar.
eecons- Pennsylvania and free soil = The markets, SC.
The returns from the South today give nothing satsac
tory the Of Alabama and Mississippi | enclose
you copies of the dispatches from that quarter
to-day. The probabilities be that Gen Cass has
carried Mississippi and the certainty that he has carried
Alabama.
despatch from Wilmington, Delaware announces the
election of Houston, whig Congress from that
From election in Massachusetts, the following
is all that has yet dome TO hand
In l65 towns, Briggs the Taylor candidate for governor
gains 900 Tayor's vote and Is undoubtedly elect
ed by the people The election has resulted
Isl dstrict-RoLert C. Winthrop, reelected
I'd district-no choice.
Sd district-Janes ii. Duncan, vice Abbott
fth dlsitlct-no choice
9Th disrct-no choice.
9th district-Goorge Ashmun, reelected.
7th disuct-Julius Rockwell, reelected.
9Th distric-Horace Mann. eelected.
9Th disrct-no heard from.
lOih district-Joseph Grinnel, reelected.
In the ith district, John c. Palirey (free-soD gains on
Ia the 9th district, Judge Allen ahead of Charles
Hudson His majority in Worcester city was over 5l3
The telegraph yesterday reported Gen Cusings vote In
Boston 1885, when il should have been ,Is6.
With regard to the of Pennsylvania the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania of this morning says
eve have report that Elk, with Forrest, gives l57 ma
jory Mexican, 81 Warren, 1853 all for Cass Tayors
majority will be about in the Sate and adhere
the opinion that Taylos vote will fall short OF the major
The of Van Buren, in al counties of Pennsylvania is
Z ,352
The following is the complete of Connecticut;
Taylor 1880
Cass 1886
Van Buren, 1893
The Portland Advertiser gives from 2Si of
Maine, showing plurality for Gen. Cass OF l 1855.
despatch from New York to the Patriot this morning,
says that Capt g. z. Hopkins, of the steamer Capt w
Young almost instantly killed this morning while
sisting end oil the express steamer Newsboy. He
struck the head by termed the 'tente
nd al in n fey mi Can III was "A pentlem
highly esteemed and his loss will be much regretted.
The MARxErs.-In the Baltimore market, Ihs morning,
-four rather quiet with not much disposition
chase about 500 barrels Howard brands
IS l2t On change there but little disposition offer
over SIS and S. O64 sale OF Is bbls City Mills made
SIS O64 cash. generally held IS l2a Corn meal, 3
$3 l2a for city and county. Rye -four, "a 3l4.
Fair receipts of grain and wheat somewhat rme at los
los ITO for prime reds; white wheat, ll0a 49, and
family -four do l22 Corn steady with sales of old yell
low SO 60; and white do at 81 So; yellow, IS
81; white do 81 So Oats, 25 % Rye, 80 81. Wits
key is selling in bbls. at pa cts. per gallon.
At New York, this morning, the transactions in -four
moderate and the market rather in favor OF buyers
Sales of 900 barrels SIS ~ IS A for Genesee
Howard street SO ~ Us so; and Georgetown held at
So 81 Corn meal $3 Is So 81. Rye -four SO A. Wheat
firm sales of 900 bushels Genesee l25 l26
cents 900 bushels red l04 liz Corn quiet
sales bushels 81 So for mixed, and 10 II
cents for yellow oats 81 35 cents
Provisions firm; pork $I2 rs prime SO 81
Lard, in barrels, II "a cents. Tdhsw 81 a cents
At Philadelphia, this morning. the -four market qu
Sales OF few hundred barrels IS 81 IS 37k Corn
meal dull at $3, and rye flour at $3 81 per Dbl
Wheat in moderate request. Sales of red at los ll3
cents white do 12O Yellow 60 20 cents for
Oh Oats 50 cents Rye 66 cents.