New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
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Pennsylvania Elections.

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Pennsylvania Elections
PHlLAprLrHIA. October 10.
The returns of the elections far as received indicate
the election of woodward the democratic candidate
Judge of the Supreme Court and Hopkins the democratic
candidate for Canal Commissioner by maores of from
eight to ten thousand votes The returns from the Con-
pressiopa districts only partially received and
an uncertain character.
1t is vet impossible to tell how the votes stand but it
will be known tonight
In this city Allen wing, is elected shera by six thou
sand majority
Ohio Election
CINCINNATI, October IS.
The later returns show the following result Disney
democrat is elected to Congress from the First District
Harrison whg from the Second District Campbell whg
from the Third District and Wade, free.soi from the
Cleveland District.
Steamboats, Passing.
VicKsnrRG, October IS.
The following steamboats, have passed this place during
the day. bound for Neworlcans The John Swasey ut
this afternoon the Alton at 50 the w B. Clifton
at 80
Further Returns from Ohio
CINCINNATI October 10.
r. Gddiugs has probably been elected, but the
has been close and the exact result not yet
tanned Campbell, wing, has majority of 1870 votes in
his District Townsend has been defeated in the Four
teenth District by small majority sader runs ahead
OF his ticket, and so far has majority of 200 Galloway
wing is elected Odds democrat by 100 majority In
Franklin county the wing State ticket has majority of
about so, In Rchland county, the democrats have u
majority as far as heard from. In Fairfield the demo-
cratic ticket has majority Of HOO. In Ross county
Taylor, whig, has 400 majority,
Indiana Elections.
CINCINNATI, October Is.
But few returns have yet been received from Indiana
In Bartholomew county, Wright, for Governor has a
majority of 800, and in Montgomery county the whole
democratic ticket is elected.
Further Election Returns.
CINCINNATI, October IS.
Full returns from this (Hamilton county show that
the wing Sheriff is elected by GOO majority
The Congressional Districts follows First Dis
trct, Disney (denoera) has majority of 700 Second
District gives Harrison (whg) 400 majority In the Four
tenth District johnson (democrat) is elected. In the
Thirteenth, Lindsay (democraD is elected. In the
Eighteenth, Wade (freesoiler) is elected In the Nine
teenth District, Gddings (free-soer) is elected
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, October 49,
The city and county of Philadelphia, with the Fourth
District to hear from give Burlington (whis) 1850 and
Woodward (democra 1607 votes for Judge of the Su-
preme Court. For Canal Commissioner the vote is-for
Hopkins (democra $500 and for Hoffman (whg) 1OSes
The remaining Districts will give the democrats small
majority Chandler whg) has been elected to Congress
rom the Second District have yet no further definite
returns
Indiana Elections.
ClNclNSAr,, October 10.
Returns have been received from seven counties in
Indiana, which show gain for Wright the democratic
candidate for Governor Of 500 the of 1910 The
whole State ticket has probably been elected by 1000 ma
ority.
California Arrival.
NEwYoRK, October Is.
The steamer Illinois has arrived from Aspnwall with
over million dollars worth of gold She brings no
further news of any moment.
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Public MEETING MoBlLE-There is considerable ex-
element in Mobile relative to the outrage upon the
Crescent City at Havana and public meeting was to be
held on Tuesday evening
We are under obligations to Mr. Freret the Boston
Of Tattersals Exchange, for his attentions Boston
is a prominent member of the order of good fellows
THE SHADEs-We credibly informed that Falconer
has prepared extra lunch for to-day We do not wish
doubt the authority and therefore would say to all 20
md try.
Mr.. B. Bledsoe, democrat of thirty years standing
md who is large fruit grower presented us Yesterday
morning with lot of the finest apples we have seen this
eason. memphis Appeal
This astonishing fact should have all the publicity
hch can be given to it. democrat of thirty years
landing has actually presented the Appeal with lot
fine apples. The Presidential question may be con-
dered settled Mr. B. democratic principles must have
cen developed at very early age
We are truly happy to see
That MIR. B. of the democracy
Is willing to be Bledso-free Milton
THE CANE GRoP.-rhe Franklin (La) Banner of the 9th
ays The cane crop of parish more prom
sing than at the present time and our planters anticipate
better yield than they have had for years past
he late rain not of sufficient duration materi
lily affect the cane but much longer continuance of it
hight have caused irreparabe injury At the present.
ppearances promise fine yield both in quantity and
uality, and comparison of our crops with those of
oeIyille and other parishes will be found greatly favor
st. Mary Our grinding season is drawing near |
+. f. D. Richardson will commence next week. Mr. |
ord of Bayou Sale the 18TH and many others about
he same time. The weather is favorable and if no
ling frost ntervenes there is doubt this will prove
'ottahle year for the planters of St. Mary,
The U, 5. MARINE HosPiTAL NArcrEz-The Con |
ordia 1nelgencer says This splendid cdce has been
far finished and furnished to be open for the
option of all such pates entitled to its accommo-
atoms and these consist of such seamen and river boat
len as have paid hospital communication money, which is
W
aid such hospital dues at any time within four months
the time at which they shall application for ad-
lssion into the Hospital
The edice is the most imposing one in Natchez or its
nyirons stands the highest elevation in the county
Adams half mile north OF the compact part of the
ty of Natchea and commands view from the cupola of
lie Mississippi river for eighteen miles the entire
cuit of the county and large portion of the parish of
oncordia on the Louisiana shore"
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Cor oFF,-The steamer Pink Toney that was left on the
harf at Montgomery by the rapid recedng the water
lille waiting for passengers has been launched success
lily, and is now preparing for her downward trip
PENSsYLv,NrA WING TrBH 0ur.-A letter writer |
the following description of wing turn out in Penn
vana:
"Animmense soup bowl on wheels containing bond
club with flags, banners and three four live coons
It here drawn by six gray horses for Washington Penn
lTania followed by wagon sixty feet long, containing
me one hundred delegates drawn by thirty elegant
rises each bearing flag with the name of OF the
ates.
CENTENARY CoLLEGE.-Ths institution opened for the
cepon of students the 4th inst
The EMIGRATION TO AusTRALIA.-Eleven vessels have
lied from NewYorE and three from Boston for the Aus
allan gold mines. Those from NewYork took out 1913
Migrants The majority of them however were from
q British Provinces
The Charleston Board of Health reports eight deaths
yellow fever for the twenty four hours ending We'd
sday, 9 =.
PosTAGE on NEWSPAPERS r1c-Tho Postmaster of the
of Baltimore calls attention to the fact that the new
stage law for newspapers circulars and periodicals