The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
THE EIEETInNS

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The new elected Legislature,
far returns have been received, stands fol-
lows:
use-Republicans, "a; Douglas men, 3s; three
in doubt. Senate-Republcans, 10; Douglas men,
IA.
Republicans elected to Congress in the lst End,
3rd and 4th districts and Douglas Democrats in the
5th. 9Th, 7th, Sth and 9th districts.
The Republican majority on the State ticket in
the Northern counties is somewhat reduced.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 4.-The republicans here con-
cede that Mr.. Douglas has majority of five in each
house of the State Legislature.
The Tribune and the Chairman of the Republican
State Committee acknowledge that Mr.. Douglas
has majority of four %rir in each zach house.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The Press has dispatches
from New York asserting the election of Mr.. Has
kin, in the 9th Congressional district by from 40 to
60 majority.
Of the members of Assembly elected from New
York II are Democrats and are Union and Re-
publican.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGToN, Nov. 3.-The Democrats have cleo
ted their Governor, Congressman, and majority
of the Legislature. The latter secures Democrat
ic United States Senator.
The vote in Wilmington was as follows:
GOVERNOR. CONGRESS.
Buckmaster, Opp. 1874 Morris, Opp. 1881
Benton, Dem. l,2l4 Whitley, Dem. l,23O
Majority lGO Majority 1Ol
r., c..,- WIscoNsIN. \ ~
can candidate for Congress in the first district, has
l7S majority in this city.
JoNEsvILLE CITY, Nov. 2.-Three towns, includ-
ing this city, give E. C. Washburne, Republican
candidate for Congress in the second district, 252
majority.
KENosHA CITY. Nov. 2-In Waukesha county,
five townships give Porter, Republican, for Con-
gress, 204 majority.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-This city gives Beriah
Brown, Democrat, for Congress- in the first district,
a majority of not over 500 votes.
RACINE, Nov. 2.-The Republican Assemblymsn
are elected by 200 majority.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. I'm Rock county, Beloit,
GAINESVILLE, and seven towns, give Washburne, Re-
publican, for Congress, LOLA majority which is a
loss of l4a from the Fremont vote.
MADISON, Dane county, Nov. 2.-As far as heard
from, Charles Dunn, Democrat, for Congress, in the
second district, is 935 ahead.
From Washington
WAsHINGToN, Nov. At will be recollected that
several months ago. the Government of Great Britain
suggested in general terms that some mode ought
to be adopted for verifying the nationality of YES
sells, which could be mutually used by both parties
without offence. But the distinct form of the pro-
position has not been made, nor is it known what
arrangement Her Majestys Government will re-
commend 1t is not, however, considered necessary
for the United States to take the initiative in this
matter, the law of nations is acknowledged by
Great Britain to mean that for which our Govern
ment has always contended and this to the latter
is satisfactory. If England desires any modifca-
tion fit, her proposition will, of course be enti
| tied to consideration.
The substance of the despatch of Lord Napier to
the State Department is represented to be, in effect
that the Nicaraguan Government will avail itself of
the aid of the British feet to prevent the landing of
| hlibusters.
| Our Government considers itself able to enforce
the neutrality laws-should, therefore, Walker and
his followers fall into the hands of the British and
thus be prevented from carrying out their designs,
+ it would prove an occurrence much to be depreca-
ted, it would produce unpleasant state of feel
ing against the British Government.
| General Herran, who has had recent interviews
with the Secretary of State concerning the Cass-
Herran treaty, will return to New York ON Friday.
The Georgia Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 4.-The Legislature of this State
met here yesterday The Governors Message is
very long and quite an ultra anti-bank document.
| The Governor recommends the prohibition of the
| circulation of bank bills of denomination under
ten twenty dollars He also advises the adoption
| of State Sub-Treasury. The whole message is
| devoted exclusively to State affairs
The Overland California Mall
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-The Overland California Mail
has arrived, bringing the San Francisco weekly pa
| pers of the 9th and five passengers. The papers
contain nothing more than was embraced in the ad-
vices per last steamer. The westward bound mail
was met only Is hours from San Francisco, only %
| days out from St Louis.
Sentence COmmuted.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Barrett, who was con-
vcted of the murder of Reeve Lewis, and who was
| respited for two weeks, to be executed to-
morrow, but the President to-day commuted his
sentence to Imprisonment for life in the Peniten-
tiary. ....