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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

THE AMERICAN CoNvENTIoN.-We have seen with
much qualification that in many parishes in the State
the American party are assembling in primary meet
ngs in order to nominate delegates to the great Mass
June, as well as delegates to the Convention to be
held in each electoral District throughout the State
We hope that the spirit may animate the party
throughout the length and breadth of the State, 50
that at the Mass Convention in June parish will
remain unrepresented It is by meetings of this
kind, where free and cordial interchange Of feelings
and sentiments and hopes are made, that unity@is
maintained, and that fraternity that is yitazedby
mented We therefore urge upon our American
friends to come; come with shouts and with song
come in crowds, come in masses, land let the wekin
ring until the distant hills bear it on to the eager and
listening ears of thousands and tens of thousands
who will CALAMITY bear it on, until the whole land
swells with triumphant shout that will be an earnest
Of glorious victory in November.
[Baton Rouge Gazette
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Nen ORLEANS lailg Grestert.
Everything Gives.
G ALy ER r.

G L Z Ri.
The sun gives over; so the earth
Whatit can give, SO much tits worth.
The ocean gives in many ways
Gives paths, gives fishes, rivers, bays;
Sol too, the air, it gives US breath;
When it stops giving, comes in Death.
Give, give, be always giving:
Who gives motifs not living.
The more you give .n.
The more you. live.
Gods love hath in us wealth unheaped;
Only by giving is it reaped
The body withers and the mind, Sss
If pent in by a selfish rind
Give strength, give Thought give deeds, give pelf
Give love, give tears, and give thyself.
Give, give, be always giving,
Who gives not is not living.
The more we give r. ,.sm yH
The more we live
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

Mr.. CRAMPToN.-The Washington correspondent
of the New York Journal of Commerce expresses the
belief that the British Government have reached the
determination not to recall Mr.. Champion depose
the British Consuls at the request of the administr
ton and intimates that this is well known in Wash
ington. So says the New York Evening Advertiser
of the I'd instant.
Well, what good does the aforesaid knowledge do!
John Bull's Ministers may insult, bully and kick the
Pierce administration with impunity. This they know
perfectly we'll Hence, their outrageous insolence
Pierce Il Co. haven't the spunk of rat or the spirit
of louse Or they would have sent Champion and the
implicated CoDsuls adrift long ago. Ont upon such
contemplate Administration and such a humiliatng
condition of affairs! sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

The IMPERIAL INFANTS OF KENTUCKY-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer tells good story of the birth of two
cub lions in Van Amburgs menagerie at Covlngton,
styling them the imperial infants Of E Kentucky IN The
press Eugene had her first premonitions and every
arrangement was made for the safe deliVery.5fa
The Enquirer says
at may be satisfactory to the whole country to
and knowledge that they would now weigh at least
six pounds that their appearance is that of Wellfed
and wellnursed onilities and that they give every
promise of proving worthy Of the great and noble
old State which, the foremost in this Union in the
product Of the best specimens Of the animal king
dom, may now add to its laurels that q. having
afforded the birthplace for the only heirs Of
or royal titles that recognized on this continent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

DEPARTURE OF EM1GRANTs.-We learn that nine
young men from Marion District, passed through
Kingsville on Thursday last Ell route for Kan.
sas. Among these was John B. LaBorde, Esq, for
merly of this city, By arrangement they were to
meet the Georgetown company, under the leadership
of Capt. Alston, and go together. The two consti-
tute company Of about forty, and will be valuable
accession to our strength in that region. South
Carolina is awake to the Importance of the issue and
remote as she is from the theater of war; feels that it
is q common cause, and lrM do her duty.
TCarolina Times, 5th,
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Eating their Comprehensive following is an
extract from private letter received in this city by
the editor of the Military Argus:
e. FoRr PIERRE, N. T., March Is, 1856.
A most horrible affair happened between here and
Sioux City in December last which salmost too hide
GUS to relate. Three soldiers named Rigert, Wicker
and Cornell, deserted from Companies D and Fl, Sec
ond Dragons about the first of December and started
down the river On their way they overlook four per-
from this place who were proceeding in the same
direction, and selfpreservaon suggested the idea
of strength in numbers, they mutually agreed to
travel in company. Up to this time, and for some
ten twelve days after their uncture, the weather
had been remarkably mild and pleasant A few days
after, however, heavy SHOWS accompanied with in
tense cold, set in, which continued with but little
time but little progress made. AT length their
scanty stock Of provisions gave out and starvation
seemed inevitable for they at least two hundred
miles in direct line from the nearest settlement
For six days, without particle of food, they con-
tinued their course down the river, but made very
little progress towards their destination Under these
accumulated sutferngs the soldier named Cornell died
and the Others to appease their hunger, cut up his
body and eat his flesh. The following night one OF
| the civilians died. and his body was disposed Of in
| like manner. On the succeeding night two more OF
the civilians died, but the party was discovered
shortly after, the living spared the necessity of
making any further meals upon the dead bodies OF
their companions.
They were found by q part of Major Howe's COM
mand and when first discovered they were regaling
themselves upon the and legs Of their unfortu
nate companions. The survivors were taken to Major
Howes camp and under proper care and attention
have all recovered.-[ Norfolk (Va9 Herald.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Ml1 eaVe Oh IVnTs = a'ni11M' wv III afIIT RiyER
ellEtf. p DIRECTThe very light draught l5' inch
leaye for Camden beach Hills. Champasnoli Marie Sabine
Alabama Landing mouth lsayon bartholomew and De ahour
landings For freight apply on board or to
u,yIO j.. SNAPP Il CO.. 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
NUMBER So.
Siearasua-,e;en. walkers pogIfI,,,,.

t. & = = rl lsQ
The following. from the New Yorls e,r ~ ~ ~
is just as applicable to New Orleans al r ~
commercial emporium Of the North and I'll, & raas
with interest everywhere. We copy II With re
Gen. Walkers friends in this eitv dn NJ
the anxiety which the conclusive nr,os tSt
Rea is receiving British and foreign aid, ii "a ys
calculated to produce in their minds The,s5o nat nv
fear Walkers ability to defend himself against
Costa Rlcans if left to their resources But since
England has interfered and given aid, they sav that
unless the Americans in Nicaragua are reinforced WITH
men and arms, is folly to expect shat they can con
tend successfully against such overwhelming odds.
The question, they argue, is not now as to the sui-
cheney OF the circumstances which led Walker and his
associates to Nicaragua but whether the people of
this country shall stand by and permit England to
put forward State which no offence was commit
ted to cover her design of exterminating the Ameri
America.
One thing is certain if the English policy is to be
defeated, no time should be lost in giving the "ate-
rial aid Of which Walker stands so much in need,
and which Nicaragua, impoverished by years Of civil
war, cannot supply. Those who havethus far aided
Walker should make every efortand sacrifice to sns-
tain him, all that has been done will be lost effort
. Never say fail should be their motto, and what
ever can be done should be done quickly.
we near deep and loud mntterings on all sides
against the weak and deceitful policy Of our own
government. 1t is boldly charged that the re-
ports circulated some time since that there is an -
uIerstanding with the British Government regarding
the expulsion Of the slibusters'' from Nicaragua,
were wen founded, and the facts certainly begin to
wear a suspicious aspect. Wewi soon see, however,
whether the administration has the spirit to stand by
the doctrine of The Inaugural and say to England,
Hands on no interference in Central America. z
States Senate, defending Walkers character and CON
demning the policy of the Government towards Mica
ragna, and the President must show his hand or be
condemned by the whole country. ;M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

The Mormons have, in Copenhagen, q newspaper,
called the Skananauieas Se1ne, or Star Of Scandl,
navia. In late number Of this paper u Y slats1
Norway and Sweden, amounts to 1882 persons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

HEAVY sToRM-At about three o'clock yesterday
morning, our city and vicinity visited By one Of
the most violent storms that We have ever witnessed
The wind blew perfect hurricane for about two
hours tearing up and prostrating large trees bofore
its furious blasts the rain poured down in torrents,
completely deluging the earth, and sweeping away
whatever impeded its course the thunder roared and
the lightning flashed necessarily, making the scene
more terrific than canbe described. After the storm
ceased, the sun shone out most brilliantly, not
cloud was to be seen, and yesterday was one Of those
bright, sunny days, during which we of the South
love to leave the busy walks ofalife, and enjoy
peaceful :: siesta' beneath the delicious shade of
some Sne-embowered rose-clad arbor, luIled by the
gentle music Of q sweetly murmuring brooklet.
To-day, it will be remembered, is the anniversary
of the terrible tornado which swept with destruction
over our city in ls40 traces of which yet remain. It
is well-known, yet singular fact, that every year
since that time, on or about the 7th of May, astorn
Of more or less violence has occurred ; and so regu
larly has this visitation taken place. that is looked
for and expected on each returning anniversary Of
that disastrous day We trust that the fury Of The
elements was spent yesterday, and that we will moi
be called upon to chronicle other evidences Of theil
strength. Natchez Courier, 7th. g5 55s4.z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, = I4th ins e 3 o,e!oek r; M
fYuG, REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
For Memphis, Helena N"polso'n, 81, Greenvi;e
andngsThe regular and fast running steamer
John Sinont2s, c. b. Church, master. will be ready TO
receive freight Monday morning. and will leave above,
having very superior accommodations For freight
sage, apply on board or 10 -
JOHN f. HYDE & Co, 66 Poylras street.
aThe Sinonds will take all plantation and freight ard
passengers Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville,
Connecting Memphis with packets for those places my0
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THE LAKE.

epy~ LAKE SHORE PACK
eIIaT.k - sTEANER California, Winter Arrange
a asRz4 menFor Ocean springs. and inernedia,e land
The ypd 81 sSn packet California Louis
Nelson aer pn l aIe ~ Lake M END end Of he Pontchrajn
m ba ,%iva m at be Lake Of the cars as follows
@ HFssa $
THURSDAYS, :. 8 \ NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
sTURDAYs F n cars SUNDAY 81, a ,,E EvESISG
nj ' R. GEDpES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
z,,,7, ~ -,-3,7,1-7, ~ 8 ny.,,---
lelansp,Es 3 FOR MANDEVIII.E, Lewi5burg jacksonville
5zs@gA Covington and Abia springsThe fine steamer
Virginia Pearl, Captain ]. w Hoffman, leaves aye 5, the h
leaves CoyiDgtol
morning at O'Clock Sundays eHceped)
ST. Meals, 80 cents.
ai9 f Apply D. S G. Goa 6@BER as Magazine street
~> FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
u D NAIL III FL intel P
splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, K
Oregon, Myers master having been built expressly LOT me
Lake rade with superior acc9mmodaons one OF the above
steamers will leave the Lake END OF Ne hoad
daily on the arrival Of the O'Clock r NJ cars kenfnns,
will stop Pascagola on Monday and thursday evening"
Cabin Fare to Mobhe....., ..-...........-...$5
Deck
r. GEDDEs, Agent lo BANK flace:
New Orleans, November l. lo22. no
--
g SLAVE DEPUT, NO. ,A3b SClMM,V1N
M @ nas on nG @ aa w
q mi descrnons HOUSE and Fl EID SERVANTS etc. etc.
Having leased the m awelnl @ & no 100 t ] e
@ a;r Slaves on reasonable terms as can be obtained
| a!u ! ''e' 'i"'e1 " "~ "~~ ~~ - -
attention will he pal to consennens Slaves.
As5 auc"i' srIImN 3 y IN TSy Is; common street
IEnMAs LIMA E. ifiMp Snrr, i iP P.rson % \ z Ricks
M bi RseI 4 % Coc e. Wa;t Dcsnues
n 4 NTl,e IITITJEST CASH PRICES paid for Kelly
| ,nJ,E "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

Will leave on SATURDAY. 10th inst, at o'clockP M
frg., FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
8 Bayou, Grand Ecore and AlexnndrH-The supe
b. IN Clark Capt j. F.. I,odwck will leave above
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
ynv5 - r. B. SMITH, IL New I.evee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
VA 40 O RIV E r.


YAZ5OO RIVER.
Will leave on SATURDAY ot May at o'clock I,1i II n M
Greenwood, Sidon, Tchnla Yazoo City, Satara
$780, and all intermediate Landings The passenger
packet Fulton, w. warney master The Fulton Will give
through bills III aahacee river feightS. For freight or
passage apply board
nyS "ff' LEWIS sNAPP K CO.. 81 Front Ievee.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 10Th inst Mt oclockP NJ
fHsa FOR LEF0lSFI, GREENWOOD. SInQN,
R4sl Tcula, Yazoo City, Saarta NicssburE Nntciez
sEz:aa, all Intermediate ltnlings-Rcgular fazoo
River Packet LEWIS WHITEMAN-The new and swift run
ming passenger steamer Lewis Whiteman, Wallace,
master will leave above. For freight or paSSagS apply on
board, or TO l. Is. SMtl1
myS VI .NeW -- l-cNec.
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 10Th inst, at o'cock ?, n
f7as. FOR YAZOO AND TAILAIIATCHIE
sE : The new and splcndd sllraught steamer me,
leave as above Of Codwater Tlatoba, Ieiore
Greenwood Sdon Tchua iazoo City and all Intermediate
landings. -, -, i,
The Belle will take freight for Grenada with the priv
iere of rcshppin, kces For freight apply
+ hoard or to LEWIS SNAPP Il co. 81 Front st.
rThe Yazoo Belle will take freight for Grenada, con-
s;,rnod to T,ctorp or Greenwood MY
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CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
. Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal SausaSes ffpe, and
avery thing in butchering Barrels and OF
Choice Beef put order for Cabin or Family USE
al Stall No. 2 POYDRAS MARKET, BY r, ,,rnp,,
N B-steambee and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stock mich Cows Hogs, ahoas Figs Sheep
Goats, Geese Ducks, Chickens, etc, niu
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VIII leave on TU ESD AY. 18Th inst, at o'clock P. NJ
e. FOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO;
Shrsveport, Grand Bayon Grand ; EcGre Gen an, and
and swift running Steamer M. u. DougEcrty- Capt W
stockman will leave for the above and all intermediate land
ings. For freight passage apply to
r. B. SMITH. Il New Ievee street:
Shippers rely goods going through without de-
tenton will be clerk the levee receive freight
"Wednesday morning myG
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Will leave on SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at O'Clock r. NJ.
svszs KTdb4R SHREVEPORT. GRAEf
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Will leave SATURDAY Ieh inst At & e,coc9 n n IN,
e4ssh.Ea For Shreveport Grand Bayou, Eampte, Grand
ss9zSss Ecore, St Maurice Cote Alexandria and Cor
TOMS andinghe substantial and light draught steamboat
Planter, D. H. Atkinson master will leave as above For
freight OF passage apply on board, or to
r. II. 1BRINTON 4 CO., 4 Lafayette ST.
Planter will freight for oil points above the Raft,
ratar permitting my9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

Leaves on SATURDAY. 10Th inst, s 2: NJ
FOR PRESTON, MOUTH OF ,i kiiA.
HlE5. g mch. Fort TowSon, Rowland, l.anispor White
EsssAa Oak Shoals, Fulton. Ghickaunina Albany anu
Shreyepo Campte Ecore Alexandria and all nterre-
diate landings Tie fne light W. c. Young
Jones master For freight apply
| on board or 10 * -,
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Leave every THURSDAY, At o,sleskP u y n,n !,

TRANtx SHAW, .Jr., &Co., COMMISSION, MISS m, AND
H FnRW iRniSf MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchoupioulas street, New
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Will leave on SATURDAY. 10th inst, at O'Clock ?. N.
re - FOR SHREVEPORT GRAND BA-
You, Grand Ecore Campe St. Maurice. Cotille
ssGA Alexandria and (Torton's Landing. Hurricane
and Caroline Bluffs and all inermedae landings The fine fast
will leave for the abovend all landings as above
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
LEWIS SNAPP K CO., 81 Front street.
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viii leave SATURDAY, the 10Th inst at O'Clock P. NJ.
w. FOR JEFFERSON, sMITHLAND
els,E Benton Caddo, Albany, Shreveport Grand
rsss1.Ssa Bayou Grand Ecore Alexandria and ali inter
mediate andings-The superior light draugh steamer It.
Charles S. Applegate, master, will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board, OF or to ,r,
ca Il. IL, H.
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UPPER" MISSISSIPPI.

VIII leave onTUESDAY, 18th inst. at o'clock T. n.
~ REGULAR ST.LOUIS PACKET.
ehl,lhk,.JI = The fine passenger steumer N { ID
aaa lka, G. W. Ford, master, will leave for st.
Io, and ali ner1ediate landings above For freight
passage apply on board, or 10 - -
JOHN f. HYDE & CO., &C Poydrns
n5J the cabin be and secured
by Gnrlvie 10 the agents. my1O
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VIII leave on MONDAY. 18th inst, ,nt o'clock P. ~:
re- STEAMER ROSA IN PLACE OF
n the steamer Rapdes-For Gortons Landing Al,
sssssslTss exandra st. Mnurie Grand Ecore, Grand
Bayou Shreveport and all intermediate landngsThe fine fast
running packet Rosa, j. G. Dowy master vii
leave above. For freight passage, apply on board
to LEWIS SS AfP & w, 81 Front stfeeI
The Rosa will take freight for Fort Jefferson and upper Red
River with privilege of reshpping good boats. myl0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16

D''iSEss in New Orleans, according to latest
''a@s Eth October, is active, and on the in.
4.s' The New Orleans Price Current, 4th
,s'sF, reports as follows:
.ae,e has been a fair degree of activity in
aa departments of our market during the
:. ~seS' hut our leading staple, cotton, con.
w. " attract most attention, the supplies be.
'aNsa about rs fast as placed upon the mar.
anu al prices still further in favor of sellers
-. general merchandise trade, too, there be.
~ ~ seen symptoms of awakening ACTIVITY,
l'g Tie ample and well-drcsScd stocks oil
'.flt':' and city that can compare with
~, s'aSF In health, we hope soon to notice the
% an animated and profitable trade with
l. F'i'F. 10 our friends in the West we
r,t rsleht the Prospect of good markets, and
|, i, n's cheap transportation for their
~ rs the amount of tonnage in port is
=, ,,i,ii large for the period of the season,
,s "el'g TO ships and Is banks, nearly all OF
G;IIaGlty, against 30 ships and . banks al
UNI. nlne last year, and the supply throughout
,, .asa2 is likely 10 be very ample.
..;gi Is very abundant in New Orleans, and
,s 1'.ap'e at the low rates of to 6 per cent
-o hieFeahile paper 30 days to months
/. ~. ss,,l- Tor six months and upwards, and ga
! ls' cent 70. the general run of second class
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16

LsTMGnr was brilliant time all through
4sdy. Up at Washington Hail Miss Gibbs
rT'AsF concert, and we can only repeat what
Si-yesierday about the wonderful compass
/ !'lsatility Of her vocal powers. She bids
t7o5ea star in the profession. We learn
F, -s will sing again tonight.
i''a at the Turner's Hall splendid concert
F. 5,l came of, which was attended by a large
mar of our German and other citizens. The
H,.Hr Choir" were out in full force, and thei,
gag evinced high degree ofculturc- in their
7isT;;," ans every thing went off merry as
-'7iagc bell"
ii the Athenacum Mr.. Roberts appeared in
;Teat character of King Lear, and delinca-
!awiih marked precision and merit. His
7s is very far above rnediocrity, and should
cut brilliant houses every night. Tonight
iisbeneft, when he will appear in the play
\ New Way to Pay OldDebts." Read the
ia the regular column.
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INDIANA ELECTInN

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 15.-Marion Co., town
ships give Morton, Rcp.) for Governor, 276 maj.
l. township gives Willard (Dem.) 10 mai The
town of Edinburg, Johnson Co., gives Morton
(Rep) 8 maj. Shelby Co, 10 townships heard
from, gives Willard (Dcm.) 961 mai, 8 town
ships to hear from. Barr Co. gave the Denis.
400 maj, one township TO hear from In Madi-
son Co. township gives Morton l9G mai; i
township 0 maj. for Willard. Delaware Costhe
precinct of Mnncie Town give Rep. maj. Dear
born Co. gave 500 maj. for the Dem. ticket. Por-
ter Co. gives 125 Rep. maj. The scattering
townships all give Rep. maj.
Floyd Co. Willard, Dem, 300 Knox Co.
Willard Ats. Dcarburn Co. Willard 500. Mad
ison Co. Willard $50. Barthomomew Co. vii
lard 400. Shelby SOL. Jefferson, townships.
Morton, Rep. a1l maj. Marion Co., townships
Morton 276 maj Parker Co. Morton I25 mai.
st. Josephs Co., townships, Morton 232 Del
aware, Morton COO maj. Randolph Co. Morton
$50 maj.
Evening returns come in very slowly, and as
far as heard from Indiana Willard, Dem, has
five thousand majority. The Republicans still
claim the State however
dispatch received from Cincinnati says that
Indiana has gone Republican. A dispatch this
evening from Dayton states that Campbe!l's
majority in the third district is H.,
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Il He LATEST NEWS.
- RECEIVED BY
!. tMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
OHIO ELECTION

Ne
DAYTON, Oct 15th.-Montgomery CO., Camp
bell 20 maj; Butler, Vallandigham $50; Prcbie,
Campbell $40. Campbers maj in district los.
Champaign CO., Rep. maj. 500, whole county
ticket elected.
Greene CO., all the precincts in but 2, gain on
Chase so far 222, Rep. mai. about 1900. FIN
more vote about 200.
Hamilton CO., 3 to 1000 Dem. mai, gain two
Congressman, but lose 1000 ON last falls vote.
Nichols of the 4th dist, and Galloway of the
18th, Reps, probably elected
Summit CO., thus far 1850 Rep. mai, gain
of 500 over last year
Medina CO., 1000 Rep. maj. Columbiana CO.
100 Rep; Trumbull 1000, Stark 200, SIaho-
ming 200, all for Rep, Geauga, partial, I,T56.
CoLUMBrs-Cox beats Galloway about 800 in
the district. In Stark, Miami, Darkc, Knox.
lfreene, Columbiana, Mahoning, Trum5nll, Ash
land, Medina, Cuyahoga, Fayette, franklin aud
Licking, the aggregate Rep. maj. is s, 9G5, be-
Ing gain of 1864 over Chase's mai last year.
Brown CO., 10 townships heard from show
900 Dem. maj.
Seneca co. gives Hall, Dem, co maj.
Crawford CO., Halls mai. 400.
Hardin co. gives Watson, Republican, mai.
of 2O6.
Wl4NlSeToS, o.-Rep. maj. in Clinton co. un-
official, 1000.
SPRINGFIELD, O.-Union county gives three
hundred and sixty Rep. maj over the Demo-
Gratis. Fillmore vote two hundred aud sixty.
CHARLESTON, O.-Contcst of Congress close
between Gadslen and Miles, other districts re-
election of late members