The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-12

and friends Mr. Mayer Mr. Green and lady, w. Nicolas,
K uSs al" Mr. Guma eoqo pea ana chd, ar Frank,
Mrs Craige, Mrs Benjamin
Arrra Of Steamer Earopa.-Seven Days Laer from En-
rope
HALIFAX Oct 1.-THE steamer Europa has arrived here
with advees from Liverpool to September so-benq one
week later than previous accounts
The Liverpool cotton market was quiet and dull Prices
slightly depressed
Beadstu firm Flour has advanced Ia to Ia Cd her barrel
Wheat firm, and advanced cents in the week. In
dian firm, and advanced shings per quarter
quoted 10 a IS shillings
Provisions were quiet Consols have declined and closed
at 95 a 951s
Tobacco firm at previous prices.
Rice dull and depressed.
The Manchester trade dull.
American stocks dull,
The political news does not vary much from previous
counts
Inc result Oh he ormea expedition was anxousy awaited
An attack was expected ABOUT the zoth or I'd The ae
were confident OF success and IN high spirits Good health
prevailed amongst the troops.
All the ammunition ana artillery haa been safely landed at
Sebas'opoi.
The Tartar population favored the expedition.
" Wy
NE" YORK, oc' Ill orimea ehpeoi'oh "as expect
Gu 10 attack 'he'r ehe"ies ABOUT 'he 'vth ui''
tine very latest aa'cs COTTON was hrmer'
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rhilApElfH'A' oc' returns nave peen coming IN
nun ''' ''' anu 'o'' al k'' anu an A'" Aes 'o"'
p's T u rn ~, 80 ~
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sioha' u " III " 90 nieyo ny
oo ~ iyoh N"Et ee''eu nol vac Se'ohu uiStfo' ny
$40 m"sol ~ o'e' i.l '. V'n'',
"ia u I"n's' ei''te' on 'ne '''' "so''
py az majority over Lanay' laem'l
'acop Dfoun 'nls nu nss.! oi1u'ou 'o' 'ne o"i VI
ais''e' 'y ~ msl'fi'y over H. ~ rhiiips' Saem''
lsEcoSp SEsPAToh'J
PuuApEupHIA Oct Il-Poocks (whig) majority in the
State for governor is probably $1,000.
Motifs (dem) majority for canal commissioner is probably
seventy thousand
Polocks majority for governor in the whole city IS
3,129.
The democrats elect all the court officers, six
county assemblymen and county senator.
lyHIRD DEsRATcH,l
Pun nELHaIs Oct 1l-Bigler's majority in BerEs coun
~ is reduced to g. 300 being loss of L. AGA
Henry s. Mott the democratic and nothing canal
Iahn ladIlaasr Idsr !; behaved 90 DO ac,.d =, c,n
.ress from the 6nb congressional district
In the eleventh district Fuller (vbip, is elected over
WRIGHT bv probably / 500
Ohio Election Re'Hras,
C,sosS.r Oct IO-Tbe election for members Of Com
gress sppreme iudoe and commissioner Of public works
took place in this State to-day For the latter Offices the
wings had no nominations but is understood they
rally sppnorted the anti Nebraska independent
ticket
The majority in this city and county for the American
form (know nothng) ticket for city and county officers is
about Indications a
ofthe result. throughout the State.
CLEVELAND, Oct. l0.Edward Wade the eesoil candi
| date, is believed to be elected by about 1000.
The ticket for State officers in Cleveland bias
about 200 majority.
BALTIMORE, oct ii-lh the icth a-troS sapp twhg) Is
eieetu. 80
raneiu qoAhS s'o' h'o'V Joi''s against wy ue"io
oi"e' rro-n n,.,,-,,
c n, :, IT,. uo,, - e., oa ~ ~,
vote ON IN. state indicate the election Of the
reform candidate over the regular democratic nominees b
20 GOO majority in tho whole State
First congressional districtTimotbv G. Nav find ,
elected
Second district-John Scott Harrison ghp1 elected
Third district-L. D. Campbell, (whg,) elected
Eighth Sistrict-Benj Stanton, (whig,) elected.
The majority OF the American reformers in Hamilton
Hanicspai Election IN baltimore, dc.
BALTIMORE, Oct Ii, p. m.-Our municipal election
thus far in the day. has passed off with only few fights
some the wards nothing serious has yet occurred We
apprehensive Of difficulties tonight Both parties are
no,ed A. IN the result no one can divine The