The Placer herald., 1857-11-21
Arrival Of the Golden Age.
Domestic.

under the command of Maj. j. B. Scott.
Domestic.
| Observation-Disclosures Andrew Johnson
! has been elected TO the u. S. Senate from
Tennessee, as successor to JAS. G. Jones.
Both parties claim to have triumphed in
the recent election in Kansas. The Chi
cago Times OF the l4th inst, however,
claims to have intelligence from Kansas
which warrants the announcement of the
election of Mr.. Parrott, the Free State
candidate for delegate to Congress; by a
majority of not less than five thousand.
The Legislature it is also stated, will stand
as follows
Dem f s
House. 2l
iotal- ~
PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The Phiia-
delphia Bulletin of the DIST says: We have
official returns from thirty.nine counties in
this State, which foot up as follows
For Governor Packer, Democrat . 1864
Wmot Republican. ..... l03,239
Hazlehurst American .... q 15I
In these counties Gen. Packers malOrl-
tv over Judge Wilmot is 1895. From
the remaining twenty-five counties we
have sufficient returns to show that Packers
and Wlmots vote is about balanced in
them; so that Packers majority in the
State will be somewhere between $4,000
and $4,000 over Wilmot, and as the entire
vote for Uazlehurst will rot exceed $4,000
Packers majority over both Wilmot and
Hazlehrrst will be about $4,000. The
. IAo,,on,,t;, oo,,l;1o.oc T., n
soners and Supreme Court Judges will have
about the same majority as Cen Packer
The Legislature Is largely Democratic.
OHio-1he election in this State is verv
close. The n. Y. Tribune gives maorties
in eightyei9ht counties, which gives chase
Rep, for Governor, 1917 maj over Payne
Dem. Dispatches however, we're received at
Washington, on the 10th of Oct. two DAYS
later, to the effect that Payne was cleo
ted by good majority.
The Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS, the House
of Representatives will stand 50 Democrats;
. IS Republicans, and one independent.
The "Ameriran' vote is very light-.2 .OSG
in Hamilton County (Cincinnati) and prob
ably little more than 10000 in tile State
where Fillmore had 28l26
IowA.-In this State the election was
close. The Republicans claimed that they
have elected their candidate for Governor
Judge Lowe.
IND1ANA-Charles Case, Republican has
been elected to Congress in the 10th Dis
trict to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Samuel Brent,n, Rep.
TENNESSEE The otficial vote for Govern
or n Tennesse, as canyassed by the Lee.s
ature; was:
lIani, (Dem) 71,l57
Hatton, (Amerl 50607
Harris maj. 1850
M1sslssIppG-Th entire Congressional
delegation elected is Democratic Being
Democratic gain Of one.
AGNNasorA-We have conflicting ac-
counts in regard TO the election in this
State, the victory being claimed by both
parties. a dispatch dated Galeua, Oct nh
SAYS: Ramsey, Rep, is certainly elected
Governor. and the whole Republican ticket
probably elected. Another dispatch, dated
Chicago, on the 10th, says: Il counties in
Minnesota have been heard from The re-
turns show majority of 900 for Siblev, the
Democratic candidate for Governor The
very latest telegraphic dispatch from Chi
cago, dated oct. 21, is as follows: think
the Republicans have carried the Minneso-
ia Legislature by small majority.
New MExICo.-Otero, l'emocrat, has
been reelected by 1000 majority The Gem
ocrats made almost clean sweep for Leg
slative and county Offices
NT;soollonoor,
The Washington correspondent of the
n. y. Tribune says the Cabinet have unan-
imously agreed upon the form and details
of treaty with Nicaragua, and upon the
recognition Of the new de tacto Government
of that country and the reception of its
Minister, lrissomi. The treaty recognizes
the charter and contract Of the old Amer
lean Canal Company of 22d of September,
l849, as amended on the 9th of July,
1857, and provides for the re-estabish-
ment of the Transit line and the restora-
ton of the Companys rights This is a
triumph for Commodore Vanderbilt
WAsuNcroN, Thursday, Oct s, 1857.
Capt. Moore, the Agent in Mexico Of
the Ghihuahua and San Francisco Railroad
Company writes that the Tehuantepec grant
is unfavorable to the United States and of
but little use to the grantees. lie thinks
the new constitutional system likely to expire
in financial inaniton, and says that Pres
ident Comonfort may, if his ambition is
equal to his fortune, make himself dcta-
tor FOR life, or at least, until the next rev
oluton.
Orders have been issued to the Com
mander of the Gulf Squadron to arrest the
fIlibusterng expedition wherever it may be
found. Lord Napier has ordered Captain
Erskine, who is in command of the Brit
ish squadron, to capture them, should they
escape our squadron, and deliver them TO