New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

or Cor The election Of United States Seos,or.
.o"' SIX years from the 9TH OF March next
49, ~ Of the Senate presided, and The rou
speS -. Senators by the Clerk Of the Seoste,
. ~ 80, 49,, # the House by the Clerk Of tbs
snd the memoers ..,t,s; ~ aIsc,;o, n Ctaa
House the FIST ballot 'sN"'~ :" '"' "
Simon Cameron.
The vote stood follow: -, N vo.,.. 4,
Simon Csmercn.....~G Hs W,kirs'
Messrs Lebo and wagenseler o. aA&
Mercer Of York (Demoerais voted for '"
Messrr Backus, Calhoun, Fsusold, Hin, "e.O1''0'
and Smith Of Cambria, voted for Henry ID. D
Mr.. Foster voted for Mr. Wlkns.
The following is the vote in de'sil;
r. Simon CoreToa-Messrs. Coffey, Crsbb, Pm
new Fleumkep, Frszer, Gs,zam, Gregg Harris. JN-
dan, Kllingr Lewis, Myer, Penrose Sc'Sead, Se1eis
M.ess. Aueustin, Babcock, Backhouse Bal, Benson,
Risbop Brown, Chase Glover Crawford, Dlckey
Dock. Eyster Cibbony, Hsmlt u, Hiestaud Hins
Hoffman Of Lebanon, Housekeeper, imbiie, jacobs.
Kaufman Kerr, Lebo Dem, Mercer Dem }, Nc
Camopt Mort esd Mumms Mrsselman Nchols
Penrrse, Peters Ponns Purcell Reed, Shaw. Soxn,
Stevenson, Struthers Thorne Van Worries, Nicsers,
Winfr, de withorow and Wright of the House-67.
For John W. F0rRet-Messs. Brewer, Browne,
Evans Felten, Ingram Knox, Lsubsch, Steel Strsuo,
Walton, Welsh, wilkins and Wright OF the SENATE,
Il.
Brsndt Campbell, Gait, Eht, Gilden, Hsmel, Hsa-
cock, Harper, Heirs, Hllyear, Hoffman of Berks,
Intes jenkins, Johns, JohnsoD, Knight. Le!sennng.
Lopgsker, Lovett Mage, McIlysn. aanemsoheS,
Pearson, Petrikep, Msmsey of Philadelphis Ramsey
of York, Reamer Roberts, Rapp, Smith of Centre,
Smith of Luzerne, Tolsn Vail, Walter. Westbrcok.
Yesrsley Zimmerman and z=ts (Spcakerl OF the House
S.
For Henry d. Foste--Mr. Cressweu Of the Senate,
and Messrs. Bach US, Calhoun, Fanssid Hill, Niohol
can and Smith of Cambris of the House,.
For Mr. W4kIAs- Mr.. Foster.
The announcement of the vote was received with
prolonged applause from the galleries.
Mr. Brow ne presented protest against the legality
of the proceedings which understood to refer to the
proceee ngs Of the SsnAte, in not electiDg Teller at
esst one day before the election, according to law
Nesirs Ball and Penrose objected TO receiving the
protes, on the ground that the Convention kept no
journal.
Pending the que soD, Mr. Penrose moved to adjourn,
which was lost by a tie vote--Yeas, 65; Nays, 6S.
Mr.. Brownies motion WAS then discussed at some
length by various member, and, finally, ruled out OF
order. The Convention then adjourned.
Upon the return Of the Senators to their chamber,
Mr. Browne gave notice that he would tomorrow
present protest against the legality Of the election
The result was wholly unexpected by the Demo-
Gratis and has caused the greatest indignation, while
the friends Of Mr.. Cameron are couespondngiy
exutant.
Mr. Browne in the Senate entered protest against
the legality of the election of United States senator
on account of Teller net having been elected by inc
Sen ale on the last day prior to the election.
There are great reoieings by the Republicans 81 the
election Of Cameron, and guns are firing at Cspi'o'
Hill. Mr.. Cameron is here receiving congratulations
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Jan. IL, 1857.
The Keystone Club of this city will held an ind'snsr
ton me cling tomorrow evening.