Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
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[ Y's-Plesilen, Bw,ksnHlgs has written
letter ugiag the rr'ol6cIioaOl Douglas,
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MISUNDERSTANDING, OCT, IA
In the Seventh District, II, y, Longenec eT,
the Opposition candidate, is probably elected TO
Congress, instead Of 5, l., Roberts tbs Dsm0-
cratic candidates. reported Yesterday,
la the Sixteenth DislTiaI, Il, JInsla, the
Opposition candidate is probably elected TO
Coasres', defeating }, A.F'sheE the DsmO'
cratic candidate.
The following additional Congressman are
elected;
NnrIccu,h D.,ruct-John Coyois, Op.
Twenty ,hr,--J X, Mor,head, Op.
fNruy,sr'oni-R. N, Mcknight Op d
In she STATE Legislature, tie Opposition have
81 "a juuw. H. The Senate, the Democrats
have probably a majority Of one, bu, M the
House thre,,!aunhs OF the members are Of tie
Opposition party,
Ia the Eighth District, J. CLANCY Jones has
been defeated by 40 votes,
'OIIO.
Democrats have been elected 10 Congress
from the Flst, Third, Fourth, Twelfth and
Thirteenth Districts. The remaining sixteen
Districts have returned Republicans.
The Republican State ticket has been elect
ed by $4,000 majority,
INDIANA.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, l6,-The returns Of the
election come in slowly.
The State ticket is still doubtful. The Dem
ocratc State Judges are probably elected, aud
il Is probable that there will be n Democratic
majority in the Senate, The House will b.
close,
The official returns from ten counties in
Iowa show n Republican gaia on last year Of
200, Curtis is reelected to Congress by 1000
majority.
KANSAS FREE STATE pARyY.
A Free Smie Delegate Convention is to be
held at Lawrence on the l0.h OF November,
to organize II party FOE edecdng the speedy
admission OF Kansas into the Union Of States
MARYLAND,
In Baltimore, Swami, American, has been
reelected. Shot, the Opposition candidate,
Withdrew his name, in consequence Of the in.
timidalon Of voters by Swanns friends.
MEMPHIS PACKET Ben. FRANKLIN BuRNr.-I
Vjcksjwre Oct., 22.-'rhe New Orleans and
Memphis packet .steamboa! Ben. franklin,
Captain J. D. Clarke, which left Memphis on
Monday evening, 2Sth inst, for New Orleans,
was burned yesterday morning, at Ashton
Landing.
She bad 5000 bales Of cotton on board,
No lives were lost.
The boat is a total loss.
TINS MISSION TO AUSTRIA Nee York Oct. |
% The Hon. }. Clancy Jones, of Pennsyl- |
ysnia, has accepted the Mission to Austria,
DR.. Gallardet has bsen convicted Of fc |
onious assault on Mr.. Cranston, Of the New
York Hotel,
ANOTHER AMERlcAN SLAYER EIzED,-Ne,U
York Oct., 22.-The bark Isle Couba, from
New York for Africa, was abandoned by the
Captain on renchng St. Micheas, because the
crew refused to proceed on shaving expedi-
ton.
The mate brought the vessel into Boston,
and the Ctsomhouse officials took possession
of her.
MEXICAN NEws.- Washington Oct., &c.
Late accounts from the u. S. Consul at San
Louis Potosi, say that the reported BATHS be-
tween Vidaurr and Miraron is doubtful. He
says slirmsh may have taken place outside
aud discredts the report that Mramon had de.
-troyed himself.
Willow FEVER IN New ORLEANS. The
Delta says that there were l6 deaths by vel.
ow fever in that city for the twenty-four hours
ending Wednesday noon-a decrease of IA
from the previous day.
Our files being incomplete, we cannot give
the deaths for Thursday.
For the twenty-lour hours ending Friday
loon, there were Al deaths-a large increase,
say the papers, on that of the previous day