The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.


In the LIST Congressional district, Florence
Dem is re- elected by a45 majority,
In the I'd district, Tyson is elected by g.
O26 majority over Hamilton (Dem.)
In the Sd district, Willard (Whig and
Know Nothing) Is elected by TAO majority
over Landay Oem)
In the 4th district, Jacob Brown (Whig
and Know Nothing) is elected by ISL ma
jority over II. NJ. Phillips (Dem.)
Pollock (Whig), for Governor, has 3,l29
majority in this city.
In the 7th Ward, Biger (Dem. }, for Gov
ernor, has 800 majority. This is a large
Democratic gin. In the 10th, Pullock has
900 msjority; also 900 majority in the 18th.
In the 18th he has 81 majority, and in the
9th 1874. In the 4th, 5th and Dad, Bigler has
800 majority.
In Carbon county, as far as can by asscer-
tanned, Bigler's majority is about 100, and
Packer, for Congress, has about 200 ma
jority.
Berks county will not give over 1900 ma
jority for Bigler.
In Wayne end Mouton, Biglar has $50 ma
jority.
In Union, Pullock has 500 majority, in
Lycoming 600, in Clinton $50, and in Centre
800,
The Democrats give up the State.
la Bucks county, Pulock's majority is IL.
Matt, (Dem. and Know Nothing), for CO.
nal commissioner, has l24 majority.
Black (Dem.), for Judge of the Supreme
CourI, has 35 majority.
In Schuylkill county. Bigler'S majority is
reported to be about 2,O0O-a gain of 1900
over 1851.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, p. NJ.
In the 9th Congressional district, John
Cadwa llader, Dem, is elected by majority.
Fuller, Wing, is elected in the 18th district
by 5000 majority. In Columbia county
Bgler has 500. In Susquebanna, Pullock
700, and in York 1870.
OHIO ELECTIONS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL, NJ.
The following Congressman are elected:
First district, Dav, anti-Nebaska; second,
Harrison, Wing; third, Lewis ID. Campbell,
by $4,000 majority; eighth, Stanton, Wing,
by 5000 majority. The anti.Nebrask ma
jority in Hamilton county is set down at
5000. tits supposed that the anti. Nebraska
majority in Ohio is $4,000. In the twelfth
district, Galloway is elected over Odds by L.
500 to 2 600 majority. ln the tewenty- frs,
district, Bingham, Independent, is elected.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IL.
Swan and Blangenderfer will have at least
200 majority. Galloway will have from
1900 to 1000 majority in the district. Pick.
away will give from 400 to 800 majority fol
him and Franklin 1900.
Seven townships in Licking indicate the
triumph Of the independent ticket by large
majority.
Fairfield has elected the American tickle,
by 10000 majority. Smith is probably de-
feated for Congress.
Bingham beats Stewart in the Jefferson
district.
Swan is no doubt elected by a tremendou.
majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
! Returns for Hamilton county shows ar
average majority for the Reform ticket o
1000.
LOSS OF THE ARCTIC.
! New YORK, Oct. IL.
| There is a rumor atioat that the steame
Arctic run into q propeller or wreck nea
Cape Race and sunk, and all on board but 5:
were lost-eight Of those saved are said t.
) be on board of the Union, now below at quar-
intine. The Arctic had 200 passengers.-
One of the saved is said to be in town.
$ SECOND DIsPArCH.-The story is too true
Geo. A. Burnes, of Philadelphia, bearer o
dispatches per Arctic, is authority for TIT
statement. She had ESQ passengers and I
crew of It's. She run into the propello
4 Sun. on the 9th ult., near Cape Race. Tn
propeller sunk in four hours, and the Arctic
remained afloat a while longer. The life
boats were got out and RATS rugged. Tn
latter capsized, and only 80 of the who'll
number survived to tell this tale.