The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC!
NEW YORK ELECTION.


| Baker, the Know.Nothing candidate fol-
Mayor, is believed TO be elected.
! Governor Seymour is probably re-ele eted
The returns are not sufficiently complete Ia
to tell with certainty. The counting in the
city is not complete. owing to the large
number Of tickets and scattering votes.
| The following Congressmen are elected
! 18th district, Russell Sage, Wing; l4th,
Capt Harcourt, Independent 18th, Jack.
son, Hard; goth, Moltron, Wing 29th,
Williams, Soft aud Know Nothing.
~ L ALBANY, Nov. 8.
The total vote Of the city for governor is
Seymour $500, UIlman 2,474, Clark 1868,
Bronson about 1850.
New YORK, Nov. 8. P. M.
The returns thus far gives maturity OF =
few votes for Fernando Wood over Baker,
Know Mott ing for mayor.
The contest is extremely close. Chances
favor Wood.
John Kelly beats Mike Walsh for Con-
gress.
T. Tribune adheres to the opinion that
Seymour will b. elected Governor-thi ks
Scrsggs, Know Nothing, will be Lieut. Gov
ernor, or possibly Raymond Owing, Lod ow
running behind his ticket.
Returns thus far for Ullman, 50,l26, Sey-
mour, Al $50; Clark 1850. Bronson 1892
The mayors vote is unsettled; complexion
same $ at noon.
Congress returns indicate the election of
the following;
Second district, Stranaham m, Wing.
Third district. T,Iion, Wing.
Fourth district, Kelly, Democrat.
Fifth district, uncertain betv cen Andrews
nd Whitney, both " higs.
Sixth district; John Wheeler, Anti-Nebras-
ka Democrat.
Seventh district, Thomas Childs, IT,,
Wing.
Eighth district. Abrsm r. Wakeman.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Third congressional district elected James
Bishop. Wing. Pennington has a26 ma
jlrity in Essex co. Claiuson, Robinson md
Pennington, Whigs,sr believed to be elect
ed in the LIST, I'd aud 5ih districts.
MICHIGAN ELEuIION
Returns indicate the election Of the anti.
Nebraska State aud congressional ii. ket by
an overwhe lining majority. Wadridge and
Howard, republicans, are elected to Con-
gress.
ILLINOIS. ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.
Olney precinct Tor Congress, Allen, Dem.
Il2. Archer, Wing, 1874; For Legislature,
Pysion, Dem ISL; Peterson, anti-Nebras-
ka, 81. ,Csrlinsvile precinct, Yates major
Nv tor Congress 81 Springfield precinct,
Yates majority l4i His total majority sup
posed about 400 in this precinct and 323 in
the Jacksonville precinct.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.
Ellis & Sturgis' banking house, closed
this morning. Liabilities $1,000, 900; as
sets 81 100000.
The Chizens Bank has closed. The ex-
citement is undated.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8, p. 81.
The excitement on Third street continued
all the afternoon.
J. ). Goodman g. CO., and Jno. X. Morton
g. Co, closed their roors after dinner.
All ,he suspe nded houses report an excess
Of ,ssets.
There was a run on Hatch g. Langdon,
but they continued To- pay up to the clos Of
the bank hours. There was no run on the
Other houses. Nj Ellis. OF the firm OF Ellis
& Siurgis, is very sick Of congo ton OF the
brain.
Frederick Gedge. acting President Of the
Covington and Lexington Railroad, -ommt-
ted suicide to day, by throwing himself across
The break. His head was severed from his
body lie hao been distracted since the return
of The bill from New York, drawn against
the bonds OF the company, supposed to have
been sold in New York, and on which h.
with the ether directors WI endorsed.
Business OF all kinks was partially suspen-
ded, owing to the bank excitement.
PITTSBURGH. Nov s.
The banking house Of A. Williams & Co.,
has failed. The liabilities are not yet ascer
tanned