The Trinity journal., 1856-11-22
Arrival of the Golden Gate.
LATE NEWS FROM TnEATLANTIC STAT

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arrived at San Francisco on the llth inst. She
brings New York dates to oct 2Oth, with the re-
suits of the State elections in Pennsylvania In
diana, Ohio, &c.
PENNsYLyANIA-Thc result in Pcnnsylv ana is
as follows. (The returns are not official except
from q counties out ofGID
Democratic maiortics in 3G counties -. 10
Union (Fillmore and Repuhlican
maortics in 2s counties. ....... 80 SGG
Democratic majority in the Statc...... 1859
In Philadelphia the Democrats pollcd 36O3S
votes and the Union ticket - COZ Democratic
majority 3,i3l,-morc than the entire majority of
the State. The Philadelphia election is to be con
'eated on the ground of fraud, and proceedings
are already commenced in the courts
Alleghany county gave 1926 majority to the
Union ticket Lancaster county (Mr. Buchanan 's)
gave Union majority of 2,lll.
The Democrats have a gain of members of
congress, having elected fourteen out of the
twenty-five composing the State delegation to the
House OF Representatives. The State officers
elected in Pennsylvania are a Canal Commissions
er, Auditor of the State and Surveyor G. General
New JERSEY-NEwARK CHATTER ELECTION
The vote on Tuesday was as follows Moses Big
Glow. Democrat 3I95 Parkhurst Know Moth
Ing, 2,25G; Howell, Republican, 1871 Plurality
for Bigclow, l59.
stand, ten Democrats, two Know Nothings and
one Repuhllcan Including the hold over mem
hers, the Council will stand Democrats l3 ;
Know Nothings, Republicans, .
Sorrn CAHoIINA.-Thc following Congressman
were elected ON Monday and Tuesday lst Dist.
john Mcqueen, Democrat ID DStric-Wm.
Porcher Miles, Democrat; Sd Dstrct-I. VI.
Kett, Democrat; 18th Dstrict-P. S. Brooks,
Democrat 9th District-J l.. Orr Democrat ;
9Th Dstrct-W. W, Boycc Democrat.
OHTo.-Thc election in Ohio was for members
OF the next Congress two Judges of the Supremc
Court Attorney General, and School and Public
Works Commissioners ; also, for county officers.
There were three tickets run Republican or
Anti-Nebraska, Fillmore, and Democratic
The State election has gone Republican by
by about 10000 majority. For Congress- the
Democrats have elected seven (pcrhaps eighD of
their candidates. This is clear gain, as the
present delegation from Ohio in the House of
Representatives does not contain a single Demo-
crat. John Scott Harrison, the present Know
Nothing Representative from the I'd District is
replaced hy Grocsbcck Democrat. Oscar F.
Moore is also replaced by a Democrat These
gentlemen were the only Fillmore Americans in
the Delegation, and they are both ouStcd bv
Democrats The Republicans have lost Mr. Gal
aoway, one Of their most efficient members l.. D.
Eampbcll's 's majority (oficiaD was only 10. }. r.
Giddings escaped 'by the skin Of his teeth
In this state there was no fusion. The Know
natl Commercial states that. in many districts
ahc Il. y. 5 openly voted the Democratic ticket.
lNFsNA.--In Indiana the Republicans and
Americans were united on an Anti-Nelraska tick
ct, in opposition to the Democrats The elections
were for Governor, Mcmhers of Congress, State
Legislature, and State officials of all sorts The
returns are mcagre and scattering thai il is mpos-
sibc to figure up, but the Democrats claim to
have elected their Governor (WillardD hy 5 900
majority, and also their lieutenant Governor,
which appears To he the case. The Indianapolis
Journal gives table, composed of the largest fig
urcs claimed by the Democrats in so counties,
which gives them 3 GG5 total majority in these
counties Twelve counties are vet 10 hear from
The Democrats have elected six out of the
eleven members of Congress. which is a gain to
them of toUr members. The Republicans have
lost one of their best men in the 7th district Nir
Cumback.) Mr.. COllay is reelected in the 9th
The State Legislature is probably Democratic.
FLoRpA. There hes been an election for Gov
ernor aud other state officers in the Florida pen
insua, the result OF which is yet doubtful. The
contest was also hotWccn The Americans and Dem
ocrots. The Democrats claim li3 majority by
last dispatches.
OTuEn ELECTION REnRNs.--An election fur
municipal officers at Baltimore, on the Sth inst
resulted in thc election Of the American candi-
date for Mayor, by majority of I,7l4. The
Connc stands thus :-ltst branch, 13 Americans
and Democrats second branch, tied.
The Democrats have elected Mayor and
majority Of the Common Council in Newark New
Jersey.
The whole Democratic municipal ticket has
been elected in Savannah, Georgia.
Mr.. Miles (Amrrican) has been elected to Con
grcH for the Charleston district, South Carolina,
lin place of Mr.. lhCn, over Gadsdcu the Demo
cratic candidate.
At q recent town election in Connecticut Sc
lrctmcn were chosen in l32 towns, of which II
were for Fremont, 53 for Buchanan, and five
divided
KANSAS AFFAIRS. The Kansas election on the
7th instant passed off without disturbances, and
resulted in thc choice of Whitfield Slavery Ex-
tcnslonisD without opposition the Frccsul party
refusing to vote at an election held under laws
which they declare TO hG invalid The Act order
ing an election directed that a vote should he
taken for or against Convention to frame State
Constitutions The vote is supposed to have been
favorable to the Convention. 1t is reported that
StringIcoW has been ordered to leave Weston.
Missouri hy tie people of tlat town. His alleged
offence is that he. at the head of large band
OF regulators from Patte city had undertaken
to lynch merchant of Weston for the crime of
selling provisions to man accused of being an
Ab0!iionst.' The story sounds ahsurily. but
on the border there is no betting what people
Will do 1t Is given with a straight face in the
Missouri Democrdt of 81. Louis.
AT the time of the departure Of the last steamer
Mr.. Geary, the Governor of Kansas. was rather
IN favor with the Free Soilcrs. Now they de
nounce him. but the alleged offences are rather
the general tendencies of his policy than specific
acts. hundred FrecsOlcrs or thercabouts have
been arrested on charges of murder said to have
been committed in lighting the invading Nilsson
rians and Border lIuiiians' last summer on oc-
casions when men were slain on both sides None
of the Southern party have been arrested and it
is said that the Frocsoil settlers have made no
complaints, Gn the legal sense) because the
making of complaints would imply recognition
of the Border ltullan' officials The Missouri
ReP"titcd" draws the following melancholy pic
ture of the returning emigration
Every boat which comes from the Missouri has
among her passengers some of these people. We
saw them once before, in the early Spring. when
they went up the river, with money in their pock
cts, hope in their hearts, health in their blood
and the world before them