The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-10-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE, October l2.-The borough of York
gives Hoffman, Wing, for Canal Commissioner,
1889 majority. Johnston's majority last year 334-
Wing loss l45. The Democrats will probably lose
in proportion In their strongholds, the vote is
very small. .,."...
... SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-The vote for Judge
of Supreme Court is thus reported: Gaysport, Blair
county, 80 Democratic majority-same as last year.
Lancaster city, 1852 Democratic majority-Demo-
cratic gain So. Columbia, Sc Democratic majori-
ty-Democratic loss 81. Mount Joy, 325 Wing
maiority-Whig loss 80. Dock ward. 1873 Wing
majority-Whig gain 10. In Southwark, Phila-
delphia county, Woodward, Native and Democrat,
supported by Natives, has 1000 majority. Flor
ence. Democrat, is reelected to Congress in the
first district.
THIRD DEsPArcH.]
Harrisburg, October l2.-In Harrisburg, Wood.
wards majority is l66-Whig loss 60. Lehigh
county, Allentown borough, II Democratic ma
jority-Democratic gain SO. Buckingham, Bucks
county, 200 Wing majority for Congress-Whig
loss 16. Mauch Chunk, Carbon county, IS Dem.
ocratic majority-Democratic gain 3. Banks, Car
bon county, Democratic majority 60-Whig loss
100. West Chester, 239 Wing majority-Whig
loss 2. East Bradford, Chester county, 1877 Wing
majAity-Whig gain 81.
[FouRrH pEsPArcH.l
HARRISBURG, October FIN Harrisburg the
Democratic majority for Canal Commissioner is
only 81. Northampton county, Bethlehem town.
ship, 80 Wing majority-Whig gain Sc. Bethle-
hem borough, 10 Wing majority-being Wing
gain of 70. Upper Nazareth, 20 Wing majority
Wing loss 20. Easton. Bushill ward, l65 Demo-
rough, Lancaster county, Wing loss l65.
4 49,. fifth DEsPATcH.l
PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-Erie city, 81 ma.
jority for Dick, Wing, for Congress-Whig loss
l2l. Chester county, Phenixville and South
Easton, 10 Wing gain. Northern Liberties,
Woodward's majority 769-Democratic gain lis.
A despatch from Philadelphia says returns indi-
cate Woodward's election by eight to ten thousand
majority; and Hopkins, Canal Commissioners, by
less vote. The Democrats are rejoicing. A pro.
cession marching through the streets with muac.
tsIxrH DEspArcH.]
PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-In Chester county
twelve districts show Wing loss of thirty -one on
Johnston's vote. Allen; the Wing candidate for
sheriff of city and county, gets 5000 majority in
the city. No doubt elected. Gilpin, Whig, 10
elected Mayor by 5000 majority.
Ohio.
CLEVELAND, October l2.-Newton township,
Giddings, LAB; Woodward, Democrat, 1853; New
ton, Wing, l2l.
Arrival of tho America-Threo Days Later
from Europe.
HALIFAX, October 12.-The steamer America has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of October Cd.
ENGLAND.
The papers are full of speculations on English
and French affairs.
The London papers denounce Jewett's Lobos ex.
petition as another annexation scheme.
The London Times discredits the statement that
Lord Egin 10 to be superseded in the governership
Of Canada.
Much damage has happened to the shipping in
the British and Irish channels. The American
ship Emporium was wrecked, but her crew saved.
Alderman Challis has been chosen mayor of Lon
don.
The Scotch and Welsh mountains are capped
with snow, and the weather was cold and rainy.
FRANCE.
The public appear prepared for an immediate
proclamation of the empire. 1t is said that Napo-
leon will return to Paris as Emperor.
On laying the foundation of the new Exchange
at Ma:seillcs, Louis Napoleon has said he hoped
that the prosperity of that port would contribute
TO advance the Emperor's grand idea that the
Mediterranean should be French link--a remark
which IL supposed to have reference TO a hint
thrown out in the government papers that when
few more steamers are launched, England will be
called on TO show her title to Gibraltar and the
lonian Islands.
The cholera is rapidly disappearing in Poland
and Russia.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, October 2.--The advices by the steamer
Arctic, which arrived out on the 29th, had a ia
vorable effect upon the cotton market, and buyers
were holding back for lower rates. The sales,
notwithstanding, had been large, to manufactur.
srs and SPECTATORS, at improving rates. Middling
qualities had improved most. The sales of the last
tire. days had been 45 900 bales, and the sales of
the week 81, $50 bales OF which 900 bales were
American. Spectators took 1890 bales, and
exporters 1000 bales. The quotations are fair Or.
leans, 6ld.; middling, SD; fair Mobile, 6id.;
mddling, sgd; fair Uplands. 3D.; middling, sgd;
ordinary, SD; inferior, 4ad,; Egyptian
had advanced ID. The imports Of the week were
%, 500 bales, Of which II 900 wcre American.
Stock at Liverpool $4,000 bales, Of which $4,000
were American.
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