Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-18
from our Extra Of sesterdty.l
ByTelegraph to the Daily Record.
.aRRIn.aL OF THE STEAMSHIP
GOLDEN AGE!
ELECTION RETURNS.
Democracy Triumphant I'm Pennsylvania
Ohio and Tennessee!
Terrible Railroad Accident |!
GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO!
Loss $6OO,OOO!
u Poan Affair." -:
Lat: Netcs ON .Me1ico. South .7merieo
and .7ustrdilidt
Memoranda.


The Pacific Mail Steamer Golden Age, W.
F. Lappige, Commander, sailed from Pana-
ma Nov. 4tb, at -, NJ with mails and pass
engers brought to Aspinwall by the Steamer
st Louis, Capt. W. l.. Hudson, from New
Yori, Oct %. The Age brings 709 passen-
gers, all we'll, with scarcely any sickness on
board during the passage. On the 4rh inst,
at $50, p. Nj while off Point Mala, exchapg-
ell signals with U. s sloop- p-of-war John
Adams, Capt. Hoff. bound home, pia VAL
paraiso Arrived at Acapulco on the 11th,
at 3, A. M.-received Oh board our supplies
On the 18th, at 1880, p. NJ, after receiving
supplies, sailed for Manzanilo, at 7, p. NJ,
where we arrived At this port we took on
board $l2 500 in Mexican coin on freight,
and proceeded to sea at 2:30, P. NJ Same
day ut $3.50, ? NJ, exchanged signals with
steamer Golden Gate, bound down, in lat.
10 deg, IL M, north, long 104 deg 36 m,
west. Arrived off the Heads at 3, A. NJ, on
the 18th.
Political.-Pennsylvan Election.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of the 2lst Oct.
says: 1--WE have official returns from 80
counties in this State, which foot up as fol-
lows For Governor, Packer, dem lS5 ,6S4;
Wilmot. 103 ,28q; Iazehurst, Am, 80, ,l57,
In these counties, Gen Packers majority
over, Judge Wimot is 1881. From the re-
naming twenty counties we have suffi'
cient returns to show that Packers and
Wilmot's vote is about balanced in them, so
that Packers majority in the State will be
somewhere between forty-two and forty
three thousand over Wilmot and as the en-
tire vote for Hnzlehurst will not exceed
$4,000, Packers ma aiority over both Wilmot
and Hazlehurst will be about 13 900. The
Democratic candidate for Canal Commission
err and Supreme Court Judges, will have
about same majority as Packers. The Leg
islature is largely democratic.
Ohio stare Election.
For Governor the vote is.very close 1t is
still uncertain whether Payne or Chase is
elected. The returns foot up counties Of
fetal and 40 reported, Chase % ,444; Payne
23,497. A dispatch was received at Wash
ington on the evening of the 2lst instant
stating that Payne was elected, The
American vote is very light, 2,086 in Hamil-
ton county, and probably, o little more than
10000 in the State, where Fillmore had
28.5S6
The Cincinnati Inquirer says the House of
Representatives will stand So Democrats, As
duN huSpOhuVh"
Minnesota Election.
We have conflicting accounts ia regard to
the election in this state, the victory being
claimed by both parties,
dispatch daoed Galena Oct. l7th, says:
Ramsey, Republican, is certainly elected
Governor, and the whole Republican ticket
probably elected.
Another dispatch dated Chicago 10Th,
says: l. counties in Minnesota have been
heard from and the returns showya majority
of 906 for Sidley, the Democratic candidate
for Governor.
The very latest dispatch frcm Chicago
dated Oct. 21st, is as follows: Il think the
Republicans have carried Minnesota by a
small majority
Iowa yet in doubt-looks favo rable for
Repubs. electing their Governor.
Tennessee.
Gov. Ishsm Harris, dem, II .159; Robert
Hatton, American, 59,S07.
Mississippi
Has elected dem. Congressman.
Financial.
At las. adyices the New York and Boston
banks were standing up nobly against the
pressure, and redeemed their bills with spe.
Gle. They mainta this ground until
Tuesday last, when the New York banks sus-
pended. and the next morning the Boston
banks followed their example.
On the part of the Boston banks the move
ments were renderad necessary by the move
ments of the New York banks Il they had
not done it they wopid haye hsd their specie
all drawn from them IHe suspension seem
ed to produce good feeling IN the mercan-
tile community. Bank bills pass as current
as usual, and tue public sean to have con-
ftence in the banking Institutions,
They. have voted 10 rasame specie payment
at the earliest moment, ami Ia the meantime
il is expected that they viii increase their
discount.
The feeling Gow ia. that bottom hes been
reached, aud ;aot after a htsle time neees-
sary tor men 10 lock about them and see
where they are. business giii improve
The prospects Tor che WORKING classes
during the coming winter are anything but
encoureging.
On the l5tn, the market vas extremely
tight, and futures constant aud heavy The