The daily union., 1854-10-13
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More Cheering Ns~s Of the Passs.yers of s Arce-Hope
Of he Safety Of Nearly AHg

More Cheering News Of the Pa.ssmyers of s AreeHope
Of ns Safety Of Nearly All
NEWPORT, (R. I'D Oct. l2-Another of the Arctic
boats containing forty passengers has been picked up and
brought TO this port,
[sEcosB DEspAroH.l
SEwroRT Or. ID Oct l2.-The story of the arrival of
vessel here with forty of the Arctc's passengers
Fabrication.
I'VE regret TO make this record unable To becye
that any haman being could intentionally abrcate any
report concerning which has such grief to
great communty.-Ep Usos.l
BALrInoRE, Oct l2.It rumored at Boston that YES
sci had arrived Warren r. L. bringing thirty of the
ties passengers picked up at sea- Three of the Arctic's
boats are still missing
HALIFAX Oct. I2.-The Vesta, French vessel, has
rived at St John, not Halifax. This is the propeller that
came in collision with the Arctic She lost thirteen of her
by the collision but saved thirty the Arctcs crew.
The vessel sent in search of the missing
the Sd without finding the slightest trace of them.
The passengers and saved advised yesterday left
in the Europa for Boston,
New YoRK, Oct. l2.-We learn that C. F. Mitchell of
Charleston S. c. who passenger the ifated Arctic
has been saved There confident hopes of the safety
the family of Mr. Collins The third reports that they
were placed upon boat by Captain Luce and not
drowned, as reported. The boat well provisioned
The Arctic and her FeHo, Victim.
NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-THE steamer Arctic was insured in
England for f6O 900 sterling and in this country $50
being her full value. She provided with boats for 500
passengers and but for the CONSERVATION all could have
saved
The underwriters here profess have information
that the steam propeller that in collision with the Arc
tic the Cleopatra which left Quebec the 25th with the
list regiment of Highlanders.
Another statement is aAoat that the the
Cleopatra but French propeller from ST. Peters bound
home, with 800 board This is gathered what
Of the propeler crew. who cung the Arctic told
the cook of the latter vessel but the the vessel
forgotten by him.
The Elections.
BALrmopE, Oct. "Details of the Pennsy vania Ohio
and Indiana elections useless All have gone against
democracy largely.
In Baltimore city Hinks's majority for mayor is 274I
To the first branch of the city council there elected
democrats and Ia knownothngs to the second branch,
democrats and know -nothings.
Pemsylrania,
The wings, knownothngs temperance men, and free-so
have large majority the Legislature the demo-
| Gratis
Pollocks (whg and know -nothng) majority in the State
| for governor is probably fifteen thousand.
Motifs democrat and know nothing) majority canal
commissioner is probably seventy thousand.
Judge Of the supreme courtBlack (dem) is elected by
a majority of ,502.
Congregational Returns.
The returns from the State (says the nd
the election Of the following gentlemen the Thirty
fourth Congress First district Thomas B. Florence, demo-
crat second district Tyson, whg; third district Mward
whig fourth district Hroome, whig and American; fifth
district Cadw alader democrats sixth district Hickman,
democrat seventh district Bradshaw whig eighth dis
trc JONES' democra ninth district, whg candidate elect
ed tenth district Kunkel whg eleventh district doubt
full twelfth district, Fuller whig; thirteenth district,
Packer, democrats fourteenth district, Grow demoor
fifteenth district doubtful sixteenth district Todd indie
pendent candidate elected Bonham nineteenth district
Drum democrat elected From the ether districts nothing
definite is yet known.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-THE returns far received Of the
the State ticket indicate the election Of the
nothing whg and abolition candidates the regular
ocratc nominees by 1000 majority In the whole State
First congressional distrctTmothy g. Day, independent
democrat, elected.
| Second distrct-John Scott Harrison (whg) elected
| Third distrct-Lewis d. Campbell (whig) elected.
| Eighth district-Benjamin Stanton (whg) elected
The majority of the know nothings in Hamilton county
is 1000.
MADISON, Oct 1.-THE from the State show that
Mace elected the 9th district by 500 majority
In the 9Th district Barbour is elected by 45O majority
| In the 7th Scott is elected by 800 majority.
| In the 10th, Petit by l,50O majority.
| In the sth Holloway by $500 majority.
They all antiNebraska, in opposition to the regular
democratic nominees
Wing Nomination for Congress.
New York. Oct l2The wings of the third congrcssion-
district in New Jersey have nominated for Congress James
| Bishop
Departure Of the America.
BosroN, Oct. 1.-THE Cunard steamship America, Capt
Lang sailed for Liverpool via Halifax with 81 pas
sengers for the former and 13 for the latter port She also
| took out S437, 900 in American gold
| Markets
New YonK, Oct. l2--Breadstufs 6rmer. Flour ad-
! vanced one shilling; wheat firm corn unchanged
BAlrrMoRE, Oct I-Howard -four is held ats7 ST.
Sales of 900 bushels wheatwhte at 81 rs 81