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Prsass Dispatches u the "Tree Press" e,r-
6rn the prsvious reports Of Election returns from
Ohio aud Pennsyls,nis. The former ss,te i.
from u to $1,000 90 state ticket--a gain OF 4ll0
oyer the vote for Cass in l0$5
In the Florida Election there are seven 6. m
tee to hear from. Democratic gain so far 352
Catel snti.Scoss whig, ahead Of regular whiy
ticset tho Mt yet elected.
Psnnsylvanis has ,Oo0 on State ticket s,d
fourteen democratic utmbers so far.
lsD,AsA ELrcrros.-Dpm cra,ic 10 joritv
for g. vernon 5000. The ehtire Delegation 20
Congress with one exception, d-usncrahs
BaLrlAaRE i4h
Collins (dem.) candidate for May,r .Lc,ed
BY 800 minority. Capt Frnci,, h's comp ,i,or
fell behind his ticket Both branches Of ep,n-
mon council ldsmJ
PRILApEtPnIA. I4ih@A
A. far - received make it pretty certain, tn"
state has gone democratic BY about l5,o1n.
WAsnlxGroa, l4h.
The owners OF the Crescent city have inform
ed the r Nj General and Secretary OF the
Navy that they intend to send bach heir ST. ain.
er on her regular trips with Mr Smith the pur
ser on board and to proceed a, once to The har.
bnr Of havans. It 10 understood however that
the commander Of the cyanne HIS insiruc. ions
which viii prevent repetition OF the ,pi
The Powhatten willlavc N. Y. on Saturday
IN he aAao ol>onf t,v, h.
Judge Conklin 10 to be specially emp werei
10 enquire into the difficulty and repor, 10 III,
President.
It's rumored that T. Butler King coll, c.or
Of Ban Francisco has been removed in c nsc
9nenee Of serious charges brosgh, agans. him
Rev Yens, lJ.h.
Robert Campbell has declined the whiy nam
nation for Congress In the eh diA+rc,, the
Democrats turned out IN procession las. nigh
In honor Of the victory 10 Pennsylvania. A
large and enthusiastic m e ing was held al the
Broadway House last evening to express public
indignation At the insul, Of the Cuban authuri
ties. Animated speeches were made and spiri,
ed resolutions were adopted.
NRw YoaK, Oct. Ioth.
The Frgate Mississippi is no, to BE- sent to
Havana but II At Fat tojoin the Squadron for
Japan she 10 ready to sail a. . moments note,
and is only waiting hoal orders from the gov
ernme Mt and the arrival Of the Pripce,own which
10 to Join the expedition.
The examining Committee in relation 10 the
great Robbery in Wall st was continued yrs,er
day ant the culpabilties Of the parti. in,p plea
ted was proved BY the testimony Of Er WI
Brothers s. Co, further hearing was pos pon,d
ill to day.
WAsnisoros, o., l2.h.
lts understood thu, decisive measures have
been taken BY our government in reference I.
the late outrage on Cres.nt City and shoult
reports prove true ample satisfaction will be
demanded and enforced. Il 10 fur'he, sta: 4
that special agen. will BE- Dispatched in gos
eminent vessel to the scene of,he Outrage Ar
Soule. Of the Senate Committee left ~ erd V
for N Y. to, meet the an,nit.ee appointed t,
examine the Gardiner claims.
HALIrAx. OF: t2h.
Steamer America arrived to day a, ,.o n " Il
dat. . to the 2nd she arrived out on the y5th.
HARR,ssuaeH, 1873 o'cl,ch m
The returns from Brrks CO. give d~nnc att,
Judge Of Supreme Court, over 5l0o maj ri,v
,Pu.LApkLpHA Oct. 10
In N ,rthsmpton CO, the Desperate MAORI
~ is 1880, sends 2 wings ID the legislature
Chester co. whig gain. In Philat iphia CITY
the Legislative ticket is still d,ub,ful-in Cen
tire CO., Democratic majority 1000.
Luzerne co, Democratic maj,ri'y noe anr
continues to increase. The returns fro,n IL,
interior continue 10 swell the Democrats ma
ioritiss. The State is believed even by til.
Wings to have gone Democratic by 1880 ma
jority Burlington [whig1 1910 in this district
Woodward (Dem for same office viii have
majority in the city and county Of rhilad'l,hi;
which added to the returns from the inter- +,
will elect him by 6 to $500 majority.
Congressional najort'es a. far as "card no.
as follows:
/. District-T. b. Florence, $500, L. {
Levins (Na,ive) 2775; Price (whig) 3a(7.
2rd Dis,rict-Chandler; whis) YER lIam>l.
ton, (Democrat.)
Ord. District Robbins, .{Dem.) over Daw.
son, Wing.
4.h. District White, (Dem) over l.anber,
Wing,
9Th Dis,rict-McNair, {dem) over Ilitncr
wing.
9TH Dis,rict-Bridses, (Dem over Naylor
whjg.
9Th Observation-Disclosures, (Dcm.l owe,
Dixon, whig
18th District-Wright (iern, ever Fuller.
SAspUsRy, OHi,, Oct 10.
Sandusky CO. gives democratic maj ri'y o
SIS; and Defiance, $50 majority.
CLEVELAND, Oct 1873 ocl ,ck, P NJ
Ohio undoubtedly Democratic; despatch
from Gray Of the Plain Dealer, says Cuy"ha
county, Democratic majority, 550-1'he Re-
serve elects 2 Freesoilers to Congrcs. Hal
the State heard from-D Democratic maj,rity OF
the whole will be $4,000.
STILL LATER.
CLEvELASD, l4th inst \ VI
Nearly full returns from Ohio have been re-
ceived, which makes the democratic mai rit,
about 10000.
The democratic majority in Penn.ylrani;
$4,000.
MINNESOTA AUTHORIZATIONS The follow
ing appropriations fol Minnesota. were made a
the last session OF Congress:
For the Sioux Treaty, $6o0,00t
Public buildings, &c. 1000
New military posts, say ,oOt
Surveys, shy 10000
Post routes, 5000
Other objects, 5,out
The above, with other appropriations for In
dian payments, will fall but little short Of on,
million of dollars.
A dispatch from S,vlnah, dlted Oct. 9th
says the Democrats have triumphAd in Fiprii,