Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-02
DOUGLAS TRIUMPH !
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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SAN FEANcIsco. Dec. Isl

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SAN Francisco, Dec l-SP.M
The mail steamer John L. Stephens arrived
to night. Her news is of an interesting cha
racter, a summary of which follows:
Edwards Woodruff and lady, C. N. FELTON,
and lady, aad NJ. Scott and lady, arrived in
the steamer.
Memoranda.
The P. NJ. S. S. John L. Stephens, w. F. La.
pldge, left Panama, Nov. 18th, at IL p. NJ, with
U. ). mails aud passengers. Nov. 23d at4 p. NJ,
arrived ut Acapulco, took in supplies and sailed at
$50 p. NJ. At Acapulco connected with P. NJ. S.
Co. steamer Oregon, bringing passengers and
mails from New Orleans, to Nov. 18th via Te-
huantepec
CHICAGO, Nov. 4th.
Douglas majority on joint ballot in the le-
gislature, it is now clearly asccrtained is 8.
The Republican State ticket is elected tits
believed, by 5000 maj The Congressional
delegation is composed of 3 anti -Lecompton
Democrats and Republicans. The Admin
istration vote in the entire State is less than
5000 out of 100000 cast. The following Con-
gressmen are elected: lst Dist E. ID. Wash
burn, Rep, $500 maj ID Dist. F. Harts-
worth, Rep, SlO0 maj. Sd Dist. Owen
Lovejoy, Rep, 5000 maj; 4th Dist VIM.
Kellogg, Rep, 1000 maj 5th Dist Isaac N.
Morris, Douglas Dem, l,S00 mai Sth Dist
Philip B. Fouke, Doug. dem, 5000 majority.
Nineth District--Jno. A Logan, Doug
| las Dem OOO maioritv
The 9th and 7th Districts were not given
by the Telegraph, which were for Douglas
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Nov. 7th.
The Republicans concedv the election of
Douglas by five majority in each branch of
the Legislature
CHICAGO, Nov. 7th.
The Republicans have elected their can
didates for Congress in the LIST, I'd, 81 and
4th districts of this State Democratic Con.
gressmen have been elected in all the re-
naming districts of the State
The Republicans carried Chicago bv one
thousand majority.
In the Illinois Lower House 40 Democrats
to 50 Republicans
WASHINGTON, Nov IL.
The State Department has addresseda note
to Signor Jcrrez, demonstrating with him
70" warning the public not to buy tickets for
Nicaragua by the steamship Washington -
The Collector of Mobile has refused clear
anee to the vessel in that port intended for
the conveyance of Walkers emigrating par
ty, and refers Walker to the Secretary of the
Treasury Gen. Walker promises that if he
is reinstated in Nicaragua he will respect
all American interests in that country.
The difficulty between Gen Henningson
and Zen. Walker has been satisfactorily set
tled
New ORLEANs.--The State Rights Democ-
racy of the city had it in contemplation to
call public meeting so soon as the complete
returns of the Illinois election came to hand |
10 express their appreciation of Senator Doug
las during the recent canvass in Illinois, to
felicitat. him upon the auspicious result and |
to record their cordial commendation of him |
as citizen, statesman and patriot.
MINISTER TO SARDINIA-Gen. Ward has
been appointed Minister to Sardinia instead
of China, as has been eroneously reported.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 7th.
Copper, Dem, is elected in the lst Con-
gress District, by about 1000 majority, over
Howard, Republican. The 4th District in
doubt The present indications are that the
Legislature will stand-Senate. % Republi-
cans; Demoeras, 10. House, 46 Republicans;
Democrats, S3. The whole Republican State
ticket is elected by from 5000 to 10000 ma
iority. Jno. B. IIaskin, anti-Lecompton, is
elected to Congress from the 9th District,
over Kemble, by so majority
The supposition that the Secretaryship of
the Treasury, if vacated, will be offered to
Mr. Erastus Corning is generally entertained
in political circles.
The Douglas men of Washington City ir-
tend to make demonstration in c,lebra-
tion of the Little Giants victory.
Dispatches to New Orleans of llth, re-
duce the Republican majority on the State
ticket in Illinois to $500
California State bonds advanced in New
York to 80 cents.
All over the Atlantic States there is great
rejoicing for the success of Senator Douglas
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 4th.
The Official average Republican majority
in this State is 20,926.
TRENTON, N. 1.-The opposition have cleo
ted the entire Congressional delegation from
this State as follows: lst Dist j. T. Nixon
% Dist j. L. N. Stratton; Sd list. G. b.
Adrian, anti Lecompton Democrat; 4th Dist
g. r. Riggs, anti-Lecompton Democrat; 9th
Dist WIN. Pennington, Rep is elected by
1000 majority. Opposition majority on joint
ballot, 5.
The Oregon arrived at Acapulco Nov. 20,
thus making the entire trip from New Or.
leans to San Francisco in fifteen days, deduct
ing detention at Ventosa and Acapulco.-
December lst at $50 P. NJ, arrived off the
heads, and experienced monthly winds with
pleasant weather most of the passage. The
general health of the passengers has been ex
cellent. The J. L. Stephens brings 800 bags
of u. S. mails, and 925 packages of Express
freight. Her passengers and mails left New
York Nov. 7th, and were detained at Aspin-
| wall 36 hours by heavy freshets which had