New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-23


PENNSYLVANIA resaIt Of the election for
members Of Congress has been sseeFtaned il all e.
cepb the fwenty-iourth District. There are still
n0pe8 q The election or James L. Gillis So far as
received the result Is az follows:
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The counties to hear from are VeuanQo. Warren,
mn g Eot9t, Il winch, in 1856, gave oppo
The opposition in the lower branch Of the Teg;sla-
tnre will be large-the Democrats not having alested
more than onethird Oh the members ms Hsrris
burg Patriot claims that there viii BE- a TeYsoeratir
majority Of one in the senate.
| 0HT0.--The Cincinnati Enquirer or Friday ynarn
ing claims the election Of eight Democratic T1enlsra
Of Congress from Ohio; but the latest dispatches rs
ceived by telegraph do not give as 50 favorable re-
sult- The ninth (Hals) and fifteenth (Barnsg ara
however, very close, and il Is possible that the esu
Will not be ascertained until the polls have been for
Iaally compared. The former is claimed by tie Re-
publieans by fifteen majority.
INDIAHA.-We were favored with private dis
patch yesterday from reliable source at Indianap0
lis, saying that the Democratic State ticket vas prob
ably elected BY 1900 majority. We have also seen
dispatch from Judge NibIackis district announcing
his reelection by 1000 majority. The Congress
ional delegation with the information before us, viii
stand asst follows:
First district-wiIam E. NfbIaek, Democrat, re-
elected second diatrict-Wm. Fl. English Democrat
reelected third district-Wm. M Dunn OpDOs-
/ ton; fourth district-W. s. Holman Democrat fifth
dlstrie-Dayfd Kilgore, Opposition reelected; sixth
Z district ~ A. g. Porter, Opposition reelected sew
entn diatrict-John 9. Davis, anti.Lecompton re.
elected eighth district - Jas. Wilson, Opposition
re'eiectedi ninth dstrict-sc1uyler Colfax Opposi-
ton, reelected tenth distfct-Charles Case Oppo
si4on, reelected eleventh district--Jno III Petit
Opposition, reelected.
! South CARoLINA--Fhe election for members of
Congress in South Carolina resulted in the reelection
OF all the present members without opposition ex-
! cept Col J. L. Orr, who declined. His successor 4
4 Col. John D. Ashmore
! KANs4s.-T The Leavenworth Herald Of the 9th
brings the retnrns Of the election in several eoan
ties Of this Territory. In Leavenworth county the
Republican membersof the Legislature are elected bY
an average majority of 200-t6e vote Of the highest
candidates on each side being /, ,142 and 924. In
Atchison county the Republicans are defeated by an
average Of liz majority. in Jefferson county all IN
1 dependent Democratic candidate ia elected. Doni-
phan gives 3S Democratic majority but it is supposed
that Of the five members elected to the Legislature
! is Republican Douglas county (LaWTeace) gives
the Republicans 500 majority, Lykns county elects
Republicans. LeaVenworth City has been designated
as the county seat Of Leavenworth county Atchison
4 Of Atchison county, 0skaIoosa Of Jefferson, Law
renee OF Douglas, and 0athe Of johnson The
! LeaVenWorth Herald says that the Conservative
party in that county has been defeated but the vote
polled in their favor proves that great and radical
| changes are taking place.