The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-12
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Peansylpanio Election.

Peansypanio Election.
PHILADEIpHrA Oct. LITTLE returns all parts of the
State still in gorousy. 1t is believed that Plumers
majority in the State will range from ten to fifteen thou
sand-a democratic gain year Of at least fly thousand
uotesl
part of the democratic ticket in Lancaster county is be-
lieved to be elected
The whole democratic ticket in Chester county elected
by majores ranging from 200 to 100 Last year this county
gave 2 1872 for the know .nothings
There democratic gains in Bradford county where
Wilmot resides.
Philadelphia city gives 25l3 majority for Plumcr
The entire democratic ticket in Allegheny county elected
Ohio Election.
COLUMBUS, Oct. lO--Ten o'clock, p m.--Ohio aud the
Union Chase is beaten by at least 20 900 votes
Medlrs majority sixteen counties 320 o0 The fusion
majority in the State last year was $4,000.
[sEcoSp pEspATcH.l
Further returns indicate for governor Fu
sion State ticket probably elected.
CIacHSArI Oct. lo-Eleven o'clock p. -Mcdl's
ority Chase in Hamilton county nearly 900c Frank
lin and each give Medill handsome majority
Muskngum gives small majority for Chase. 1t generally
believed that Medil is elected.
Ilt will be from the above that have received
nothing from Cincinnati Columbus since Wednesday
ming last
Arjicl Of tie Steamship Jnion.Sajc Return Of Dr. Kane
and his Party.
New YouR Oct 1.-THE steamer Union from Havre ar
rived this She brings intelligence that she passed
to-day sixty miles from Sandy Hook Lieutenant Hartsenes
Arctic expedition having board DR.. Kane and his party
The by the Union has been anticipated by the arrival
of the Canada Halifax. The following Is Pelissiers OIL
cial despatch concerning the fall Of Sebastopo:
"HEApeuARrEns, SEnAsToroL Sept. II.
The artillery of tho right attack commenced, the 18th
of August, wel-sustaned fire against the Maakof Little
gneer establish their defence close the place,
which the troops might be able Instantly throw themselves
| A. ,,fG attn
opened violent fire against the town. and the English
their side kept up hot cnnnonade against the Great Redan
solved with General Simpson, to give the assault
General MoAahon division was to the Maakof Gen.
Duacs division to attack the Little Redau; and in the centre
the division Of Gen. La Moerouge to march against the
curtain connecting these two extreme points to Gen.
three divisions. Gen. De La Marmora wished join the
Sandman brigade to that having Mt its head Gen. La Vail
town by the Central Baon and afterwards the Flag
staff Bason in order to establish Judgment there likewise
The English and French mortar-boas rendered great
assistance After unexamped difficulties, General McMa-
hons division succeeded in ecctng Judgment in the inte
on the Maincon considered the Maako safely in our
power, and then the signal agreed with Gen.
against the salient Of the Great Redan They able
effect odgnent and struggled to maintain the position but
artillery, and were forced to return their parallel
"a powder magazine, exploded near the Mslakof The
70 ~ d % rss eommns
simultaneously attacked the centre and left Of the Malako
but defence had already been
interior of fortress and from that the enemy
seems to renounced a idea of further attack. The
Maako and no.cot OF the enemy could wrest it
from US.
"At halGpast taken for enabling
pulse he e1emy in of nocturnal attack, but
were saon released from uncertainty. As az
became night, fires burst forth every side, mines
exploded the sight of Sebatopoi in flames
most inspiring pictures that the history of
presented The enemy made complete evacuation BY
bridge constructed between the two shores Of tho
roacad and under ofsucceve explosions prevented
~ sPELIsSIEg.p
Later from Portsmouth, and Norfolk
BALTIMORE Oct ll-Ths mornings boat brings ntelli-
gence that fever has nearly disappeared. Among the
deaths is that of the Rev. Francis Devlin Of the Catholic
church Portsmouth, who throughout the of the
epidemic had stood firm at his post administering consoa-
ton to the sick and dying.
Fusion Convenfion.
SYRACUSE, Oct. l0.-A convention Of the Seward know
fusion with the know something convention Their session
was a one, but it undoubtedly successful.
Markets.
NEw YoRR, Oct. 1I.Four is dull, and has declined O.
ceptssaIes of 5000 bb straight State at SIS 81 good
Ohio So 81 southern is hghersaes at 50 so. Wheat IL
lowersaes Of ~ 0c0 bushels southern white So Isl red
81 o. Corn hghersses OF n 900 bushels western mix
ed 95,. Pork-mess is buoyantsales of GOO bbs at
s2a 50. Beef unchangedsacs of $50 bbs Chicago
packed SIC so SIT. Whkey is sseady-sales of $50 bills
at Al cents
BALrrmonE Oct. lI-Flour-tberc is considerable ex-
cemen. in the market prices have advanced from
to rs cents sales Of 5000 bb Howard street, Ohio, and
City Mills at 80 To- Wheat isactive with advance of
cents good prime whites, 81 10 50 Is reds 81 So
So Corn has advanced cents: sales of white and vel
low ut 90 cents Ryesales of Maryland at 81. Pro-
visions unchanged; pork SCI prime $40 Bacon
Sides 49, cents shoulders 12 cents Lard unchangedj
ssles in bbls. ll}S centsI In kegs, 1875 cents,