Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16
PennsyluaniG Elections.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 18.-The Opposition majori.
ties for Supreme Court Judge amounts to 768 for
Canal Commissioner, 400; for Sheriff 5,273 for
Register of Wills, $780, for Clerk of the Orphans
Court, 400.
The following are the majorities reported: In the
First Congressional District. Florence, DEM, elect
ed by 493. In the Second District, E. Joy Morris,
Opposition, by 1900. In the Third District, Ter
rel, Opposition, 1,O37. In the Fourth, Miward, OPP
position, 2,247. In the Fifth, Hood, Opposition,
elected by 1000. In the Sixth, Hickman, OPPOSE
ton elected. In the Seventh the result is doubtful
In the Seventeenth the voteis close but the chanc-
es favor Mcpherson. Opposition. In the Fifteenth,
Hale, Opposition, is elected In the Thirteeth, both
parties claim the victory In the Twenty first, Moor
head, Opposition is elected. In the Twenty.second,
Mcknight, Opposition is elected. In the Nineteenth,
Covode, Opposition, iseected by large majority
In the Tenth, Kellinger, Opposition is elected BY
large majority.
In the Thirteenth, District, Dimmick, Dem, is
elected by 800 majority.
Ohio Elections
CINCINNATI, Oct 13-In the LIST district, Pendle-
ton. Democrat, is probably elected In the End Cur
ley, Opposition, is elected. In the Sd, Vaandigham
gains on his last vote. His majority is $50. The
following Republicans are elected. Carey, in the
9th district; Ashley in the 9th Egarlen in the 18th
Wade in the 10Th; Sherman in the 18th; Shenck in
18th. In the 18th, Cox, Democrat, is elected by
800 majority
In the 10th district the Republican candidate is
elected. Republicans also elected in the 7th and
9th districts In the 18th district the Democratic
candidate is elected.
Indiana Elections.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 13.-In the LIST district the re.
turns indicate the election of Hovey, ant-Lecomp-
tonte. In the I'd district English, DEM. 9th Kill
gore, 9th Porter, 9Th Wilson, 9th Colfax, 18th Pet.
it, all Black Republicans, are elected. In the 4th
district, Holmon, Democrat, is elected The State
ticket is yet doubtful.
Florida Elections
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. oct. 21.-Hawkins for Con-
gress is elected by about two thousand majority.
Walker for State Register unopposed.
Legislature largely Democratic.
Saoannah Municipal Election.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE municipal election yes
terday resulted in the election of Democratic Nav.
or and Aldermen, by large majority.
Further by the City of Baltimore.
New YoRk, Oct 12.-The City Of Baltimore has
arrived here.
The latest intelligence from Valentia was, that
the cable is still unchanged. Experiments were
progressing, and the engineers were surveying the
place with view of erecting strong Notifications
Shares were in more demand at London, and had
advanced to e34s.
Bullion continues to flow into the Bank of Eng
land
There was a vague rumor in France and England,
that Napoleon's wife, sometimes known the En-
press Engenie, was in that interesting condition
which ladies sometimes like to be who love their
lords
General Cass and the Nicaragua Minister
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-Gen. Lewis Cass having
recovered from his recent Illness was at his post to-
day in the State Department, where he was to have
had an interview with Jerrez by appointment; but
the latter sent an apology for not fulfilling his
gagement
One of the conditionns an which he was received
as special Minister from Nicaragua was, that he
should deliver the original Cass- Ysarri Treaty. This
stipulation he has denied to various gentlemen, but
the State department is in possession Of the names
of those whom he made the declaration. If he
| much longer delays to comply with this condition,
he will be dismissed. The general impression here
IS, that some foreign Influence is at work in that
quarter.