The daily union., 1854-10-15
b Y Il Il L E g n AP H.
ELEcTIoNs
SoatA Carolina.

Sosh Corolsaa-
ooLuAsl1' Oct l4-Messrs, Aiken, Ksist, Orr Boyee,
BROOKS and Mcqueen have been elected to Congress from
this State
probable that there will be majority in the lower
branch Of the legislature in of giving the election
presidential electors to the people.
Ohio.
CISorsSAT Oct. Hsixty counties in thi. State have
been heard from The independent ticket in those counte,
has sixty five thousand majority
Pennsylrania
The official returns elect John Cadw aade democrat from
the fifth congressional district, by eight majority.
foa aevERSoR.-We have from forty-one coun
ties in the State (says the Philadepha Daily News and
they sum up msjorities follows:
Pollock az aoo
Digier s,l00
polIock's majority thus far 27.soo
To Congress there appear have been usionists
lsi democrats, T.
Safety Of Captain Luce and Others of the "Aret;e'
QuEsEc Oct li.Captain Luce George f. Alien son-in-
law OF Mr. Brown, of the firm of Brown Brothers, and
james Smith, of Edinburgh of the wrecked steamer Arctic
have arrived here safe having been picked up BY the
ship Cambria.
tsEcosD DEsPArcH.l
Seven or eight passengers with Captain Luce
from the raft and FIVE of the Names not given
lrHInp DEsrArcHI
The of the saved with Captain Luce are
Frederick May, George +. Allen James Smith, passengers
j. A. g. Francers Of the yesta and Patrick Moran
Alexander Grant Michael Russell John Riley and John
Patterson
Further Particulars
INV YoRK, Oct. H.--Another despatch lust received
here states that Captain Luce, Mr. Allen, Mr. Smith, five
other passengers and FIVE of the crew. picked up from
raft after they had been floating the mercy Of
the Capt. Luees not saved There were no
ladies on the raft with Capt Luce when the Cambria over
took it.
Capt Luce expresses the hone,l onpion that e M
passengers may have been picked up and saved
The above intelligence in the midst of gloom spread
geam of joy many countenances city, they
induced hope strongly that others may have been
saved.
The Newfoundland papers received Boston BY the Euro
make mention of the propeller yesta having rescued
hrtyone of the of the Arctic We have therefore
confirmation yet of the dispatches received from Hall
fax Yesterday
Stm Later aud Interesting,
New YoRK, Oct. A.-Cap.an Luce describes the suffer
ngs of the persons upon the raexcepng himself and Mr.
Aen-as dreadful They tossed about nearly three
days, when picked up by the Cambria He hum
dred persons sink with the ship-the awful.
The following copy of despatch from Capt Luce to
f. X Collins, ESQ.,;
QUEBEC, Oct IA.
Mss. E. X. Collins daughter and son. were not in boat
but were swept off the ships deck with myself leave for
New York to-day. J. c. LUCE.
Capt Luce saws the Arctic was struck by the anchor of
Vea driving through the bow, raking the panks fore
and aft and causing the final loss of the vessel He attempted
to get boats in readiness TO the and children
when fremen rushed into them in spite of opposition
other boat broken down by persons rushing davts
and many drowned Others Of the ships company
the remaining boats and ed leaving seaman nor
carpenter excep, Dorian Sd officer. In quarter of
hour the Sae ship went down with all remaining board
1: awful sghtthe sufferers crying to God
them.
Sailing Of the Afleatis, dc.
New YonK, Oct. l4-l2, m.-The Atlantic sailed from
this port this morning. with ls0 passengers and 5000
specie.
The Crescent City has arrived from Havana.