The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15
By Telegraph.
C Columbian Office, Nov. 10Th, '56.
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE.
Important Election Returns.

ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE.
Important Election Returns.
Returns from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida and Kansas.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 14th, 10 P. NJ.
The U. 8. Mail Steamer Golden Gate, arrived
at halfpast II P. NJ, to-day, fifteen days from
Panama, with dates from New York to October
goth.
From our Telegraphic dispatch, for which we
are indebted to Mr.. J. V. Tisdall, we condense
the news as follows:
PENNsYLvASrA-In twenty five districts there
have been Democratic and 10 Republican
Congressman elected.
A Discrepancy seems to exist. The follow
ing is the most reliable:
PHILADELPHIA. Oct, 1.-THE official returns
Of the vote in this city show 36O3S for Scott
(Dem.) for Canal Commissioner; 81, 6O2 for the
fusion candidate. The following are official
Democratic majorities. For Philadelphia coun-
ty, 3,434; Chester county, $50; Northampton
county 1920. The entire returns received this
morning Increase the democratic majority in
the State to 6.64S. The Philadelphia Pennsyl-
vanian OF Thursday morning, gives returns and
places the probable result as follows
Democratic majority in democratic counties
34,75l.
Fusion majorities in fusion counties 81, 495
Democratic majority 1856
Later dispatches to the Boston Post. dated
Philadelphia, Oct. 18th, 3 P. NJ. says: Maori
ty certainly no less than 5000 probably 1000
Fifteen democratic Congressman elected Dem
ocratic majority in the Legislature decisive.
OHIO.
From the first to the 18th districts Demo-
Gratis and Republicans are elected to Con-
gress.
COLUMBUS. Oct. 1Gth.-Messrs Groesback.
Pendleton, Miller, Cox. Cockrel and Hall, the
| Democratic candidates for Congress in the 1st
I'd. 10TH 18th and 9th districts. are elected, and
| dispatches indicate the success of Messrs Ed
| gertOn and Lawrance. democrats, in the 9Th and
| 10Th districts The Medill and Burns districts
| are not in.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1C.-The Gazette says that
the Republican majority in Ohio is 10000, and
| the American vote is less than 10000.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-THE election of the
| Hon. A. Willard. democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, is conceded. The Republicans have a
majority in the State Senate and the democrats
| in the House. The democrats have elected five
Congressman and the Republicans three certain.
| Three districts are still doubtful. The Hart
| ford Times had special despatch from Indian
apolis, on Wednesday, saying that eight demo-
cratic Congressman are elected in Indiana.
| This would be a gain of six.
KANSAS.
Gen. Whitfield has been elected TO Congress
| from Kansas Territory by the pro-slavery parry.
His election was unanimous. By preamble and
resolutions, which were adopted by the citizens
of Lawrence, it appear the free State party re-
garded the election law as invalid and of no
effect and they consequently refused to vote.
The result Of the elections held thus far in
the several States for the next Congress. shows
gain of Forty members in ten States for the
democratic party.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
In six districts reported. six Democrats have
been elected to the 35th Congress.
FLORIDA.
This State has elected Democratic Gov
ernor and Congressman by about 5000 MAORI
ty.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE whole Democratic
| municipal ticket has been elected The Mayors
majority over the American candidate was 1877.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK CHARTER ELEcrIoN-The vote on
Tuesday was as fallow:
Moses Biglow. (Dem). 2495
Parkhurst. Ok. ny 1856
Powell, (Rep) 2157
Plurality for Biglow 1859. the new members
Of the Common Council stand 10 dem. to K. n.
black republican.
European News.
NEW York, Oct. 2d.-By the arrival of the
Persia, on Tuesday, at this port, we have one
weeks later intelligence from Europe. Its de-
tails are interesting A Russian dispatch in
which reference is made of affairs in Naples
had been received by the French Minister of
Foreign affairs. This fact caused some sensa-
ton, coupled with the rumor, that Russia was
about to send feet to the Bay of Naples.
The latter may not be we'll founded, but in
consequence of difficulties existing from the in
definite character Of the Treaty on certain ques
lions, serious difficulties may be again appre-
hended between the Allied forces and Russia.
Mrs. JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-Will not this ami
able and talented actress visit the Mountains
before leaving our Golden State? Surely one
possessing her soul and genius could not posi-
bly, loose anything by visiting and inhaling the
pure and invigorating air of our pine-covered
mountains. We have no fortunes to offer her
in visiting Columbia, but we can guarantee her
an audience of five hundred persons each night,
for at least a,week, aud moro than this cordial
welcome that will make our hills and valleys
echo with her praises. In Mrs Hayne, we re-
cognise the virtuous woman, the wife and the
mother, as we'll as the brilliant actress. Will
she come?
ERRoR-In report of the election last Sat
urday, we stated that Mr.. Palmer Of Columbia,
for Constable, was the only American elected
in the county. In this we were mistaken; as re-
turns show that If tho ton Jnskice,s If the Peace