Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-14
"a From the Daily Globe.
THE ELECTIONS.

|
Pennsylvania has chosen wing governor, q
democratic canal commissioner, and democratic
supreme judge. A large majority ofthe Congress
sional delegation is wing, and Of the few demo
| Gratis elected several are ti-Nebraska. A whg
majority is believed TO be elected 10 the State
| legislature, which secures wing United States
| senator. In Ohio and Indiana the anti-Nebraska
combinations have swept all before them. The
| antadministration majority in Pennsylvania is
estimated at 90 900 votes, and in Ohio the estimate
runs as high even as 10000
| Pennsylvania.--In addition to the members
| whose names we published yesterday, we hear
that the following have been elected ia the other
districts: 7ih s. c. Bradshaw, whig; 11th Viii
| liam L. Dewart, democrat; 18th. l.. A. Mackey,
wing; 18th. John r. Edie, wing; 2lst. David
Richie, whg; 22d. S. A. Puryiance, whig; Odd.
John Allison wing.
Ifthese returns prove correct, II will leave but
five democrats in thepext delegation Of the State.
OhIo.-We have heard from over half the State.
and SO far, not one Nebraska or administration
member OF Congress is,elected. Telegraphic ru-
NOR reports fioo Nebraska men elected in the
whole State, but does not place them. The men,
bers known to be elected are as follows:
/. Timothy c. Day, Independent Wing, over
Groesbeck.
2. John Scott Harrison, Wing, reelected.
8 Lewis d. Campbell, Freesoil Wing, re-elect-
ed-250 majority.
7. Aaron Harlan, Wing, re-electedLlarge ma
joriiy.
s. Benjamin Stanton, wing, elected by large
majority.
/ u. Samuel Galloway, Wing, beating olds by
$500.
\ 10. John Sherman, Wing, beating Lindsey.
10. Benjamin F. Letter, Wing, beating E. Spald-
ing.
h 10. Edward Wade, Freesoil, reelected by 5000
majority. sea'
20. Joshua H. Giddings, Abolition, reelected by
1000 majority.
81. J.aA. Brigham, Independent, beating A.
Stuart. h
Indiana.A telegraphic dispatch dated at Gin
cinnaii on Tuesday says:
/ Daniel Mace Democrat) is reelected 10 Con.
gress in the 9Th district by 500 majority. In the
9th district, Lucian Barbour (anti- Nebraska demo-
crat) is elected by $50 majority over T. A. Hen
bricks, the present democratic member In the
nh district, Harvey d. Scott (antNebraska) is
electedby 500 majority over John G. Davis, dem
ocratJ the present member. In the 10th district,
William Petit (anii-Nebraska) is elected by 800
majority over Harlan, (democrat,) the present
member. In the 9TH district Crumbach (anti-Ne-
braska) is elected by $50 majority over Colonel
Lane, (democrat,) the present member In the 9Th
district, Holloway (antNebraska) is elected by
$500 over w. BuckIess; Mr.. 8. w. Parker, (Whig)
the present member, declined a denomination.
II is thought, also, that George G. Dunn has
beaten Cyrus l.. Durham, and that Schuyler Col
fax is elected by about 1000 majority over Nor
man Eddy.
In the present Congress the State is represented
by ten democrats and one wing. In the next about
one half will be wings, (anti.Nebraska,) and the
remainder ant. Nebraska democrats.
From Acapulco.-AcApuLco, MEXICO, Se,teni-
Der %, 1S54.-Capt. A. II. Strocker, American
citizen and bearer Of dispatches from the y. s.
Legation in Mexico TO Charles s. Denman, esq
u. 8. consul at this port, with his entire party.
among whom are some American ladies', was ar
rested by the government troops at Ayuta, and
after an imprisonment Of FIVE or six days, removed
10 Onaetepor, being still in close confinement.
The Mexican barque Santa Anna and schooner
Guerrero arrived of the harbor on the 10Th inst,
and have assumed the attitude Of blockade.
Gen. Alvarez after taking Ayulta and destroy
ing the Notifications. fell back Providence, ow-
ing TO the appearance ofthe cholera.
government courier was caught on the 10Th
by Alvarezs advance picket with dispatches for
General Palscias at Chilpancingo, ordering the
immediate withdrawal Of all his forces, as they
were required in the capital, his intention being
not TO make second attack on Acapulco.