Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
From Baltimore.
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BA1rIloaE, Nov. s.-6P.M.
of6cial and unofficial returns of our late cleo
tion have now been received from all parts Of the
Stale, and Mr.. Lyon, Democrat, is elected Go
vernon by about s,o4o majority. The other ma
iorities, and reports of candidates elected, do not
vary much from previous reports. The general
impression IS that the Hon. James Alfred Pearce'
of the Eastern Shore, will be elected again to the
United States Senate. He one among the ableSt
statesmen in ourc country, and has already stamped
the impress of his character indelibly upon her
records. f Els ssg Hsts
The iclipper ship Banshee, chartered by the
American Colonization Society, sailed to-day Tor
Liberia, with 1917 emigrants on board--ot whom
"a were from Maryland, 80 from Kentucky, and
from Indiana. They are all healthy, well looking
persons, and being provided with every comfort
appeared happy and full of hope. The ceremonies
ON their departure from the wharf, were solemn
and impressive. Prayers were offered up, hymns
sung, &c. A large concourse Of persons, male
and female, white and colored, assembled to see
them off. The ship touches at New Work. where
she will take on board 1T2 more emigrants from
Virginia. Many of them were slaves, md liberia
ted ON condition of their consuming TO go to AZ
RIGA. Nine white Missionaries were also on board.
The Colonization cause seems 10 be prospecting,
and every year the disposition to emigrate appears
to incsease among the blacks.
Quite handsome sum was raised at the differ
ent polls, during the recent election, beng con-
tribution for the National Monument and mon
ument to Henry Clay. About $1,000 has been col
Iected in Baltimore.
Many prominent democrats attribute the defeat
of their State delegate ticket in Baltimore, to bat
nominations, and the trickery used in nominating
the candidates. Col. ]. Mayberry Turner, pro
minent man of the party, voted the ticket openly
alleging that he was pledged to do so, aud mos
positively asserted that he would desert his party
rather than be again compelled to vote f-r mer
whom his better judgment repudiated. He doe
not stand alCne in thislespect.
Accounts by Telegraph to-day, from New York
indicate rather turbulent state Of aGairs there
where their election is now progressing. 1t seem
that the ballot-box of the 9th Ward has been ia
ken possession Of and its contents scattered to th
winds.
Affairs in Washington are beginning to assume
the signs evident upon the assembling of the Ma
tional Council. Several members have alread
arrived, and others arrive daily.
Madame Sontag is to be with US in a few days
and will give series of concerts. believe sh
purposes visiting New Orleans and other Southern
cities this winter. Ole Bull is advertised for
concert on Thursday. He is now in Washington
All the theatres are open aud doing very goo
business.
Breadstuffs quiet to-day. Small sales of Cit
Mills and Howardstree al s6.sla6.s7. Grain fir
unchanged.
Provisions dull. TaIlOw very quiet Sales Q
Rio Coffee at lO3a11t cents, and dull. Whisk
29aSO to 81 cents.
Money is tight. Baltimore and Ohio RnilrOa
shares s46la4s4. p .ErtsrE
Notwithstanding rain. E5 ]. W.