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PHILADELPHIA, Oct I3-The majorties for tn,
Opposition candidates on the ''Peoples Ticket" il
this city as follows:
Supreme Judge 5, 7S8: Canal Commissioner A. 900
Register of Wills, $500; Clerk of the Orphan:
Court, 700.
The result in the Congressional Districts is a.
follows:
FIRST Observation-Disclosures, DEM, reelected by
493 majority.
SECOND DIsTRIcr.-Morris, Peoples Candidate
800 majority.
THIRD DISTRICF-N Nerree, Peoples Candidate, | :
OBJ majority.
FOURTH DIsrRrcr.-Millward Peoples Candidate
| 2,247 majority.
FIFTH DIsrmcr.-Wood Opposition, is certainly
| elected Owen Jones, Democrat, the present
| member.
NINETEENTH DIsTRIcr.-Partial returns show that
Foster Democrat, leads Coade, the present member,
600 in Westmoreland county. The balance of the
county will increase his majority to 900. Arm
strong and Indiana counties have not been heard
| from.
SEVENTEENTH DrsTRIcr.-The returns show that a
| large gain for McPherson the Opposition candi-
date, in Franklin county, and Reilly, the present
member, is supposed to be defeated.
| SIXTH DIsTRICT.-IIickman, Anti-Lecompton
| Democrat, is elected.
SEVENTH DIsrRICr.--Result doubtful. Large
gains reported for ongnecker, the Opposition can
didate.
FIFTEENTH DIsrRICr-James es T. Hale, opposition
candidate, is elected by 1000 majority.
TWENTY FIRST TDIsrRIcT.-Moorehcad, Opposition,
is elected.
SECOND DESPATCH.
| PHHADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The Democrats are pa
rading the streets with band of music amid the
! heavy rain now falling, rejoicing over the re-elec-
tion of Hon. Thos. B. Florence, in the First Dis
| trct.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, P. M-Official reports
| Returns from the 10th District give Junken,
opposition, 500 maj in Perry county.
Fisher, Democrat, has 25 maj. in Cumberland
| county.
In the 7th District Lehigh county, gives Long
| necker, opposition, nearly 200 mai. In Berks
| county he gains 22l in fifteen districts The ma
Jority of Roberts, Democrat, in this county will
probably not exceed POO. The result is doubtful
The latest returns indicate the election of Long
necker by n small majority.
In the 18th District, Carbon county gives Shoe
maker, opposition 500 mai.
In the 18th District, Dmmick is elected by 500
mai.
Northampton county gives Dimmck. the Dem
ocratlc candidate not over 500 majority. Monroe
county gives him but 600 majority, loss of 1000
votes. The balance of the District, Pike and Wayne
counties, have not been heard from.
In the Nineteenth District, Cerode, Anti -Lecomp
ton is elected by 900 majority.
In the Tenth District Kellinger, Opposition is
elected by 5,o0O majority.
In the Eleventh District, Campbell, Opposition,
has $500 majority in Schuylkill county
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The returns of the election
in this State yesterday coming in rapidly.
In the First Congressional District the vote was
close but Pendleton Democrat, is no doubt elected.
In the Third District Valalndigham, Democrat, is
also thought to be elected In the Second District
John A. Gurey, Opposition, is elected-a Demo
cratic loss. In the Twelfth District, Cox, Demo
crat, is elected by about 300 majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CNCINNATI, Oct 13.--Pendcton's majority for
Congress in the First District is $40.
In Hamilton county the entire opposition ticket is
elected by 100 majority.
In the Seventh District, Corwn, opposition, is
elected
In the Eighth District, Hunter opposition, is
reelected.
In the Ninth District. Casey, and in the Tenth
District, Trimble opposition candidates. elected,
In the Eleventh District, Dew is elected
is reelected.
In the Fifteenth District, Helwick, opposition, is
elected
In the Fifth District Ashley, opposition, is
elected.
In the Eighteenth District, Edgerton, opposition,
is elected.
In the Nineteenth District, Wade opposition, is
elected
In the Fourteenth District, Sprinck, opposition,
is elected.
INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The following returns of the
election held yesterday in Indiana have reached
here. In the 9th Congressional District, Porter,
Republican, is elected.
Scattering returns from other districts show Re-
publican gains
LATER.
In the I'd Congressional District, English, DEM,
is reelected; in the Sd District Dunn, Repub, is
elected; in the 5th District Kilgour, Repub. is re-
elected; in the Sth District Wilson; 9th Colfax, and
llth Petit, all Republicans, re-elected in the
4th District Holman, Anti-Lecompton Dem, is
elected.
The State ticket for Supreme Judge, Attorney
General, Comptroller and Commissioner of Public
Works is in doubt
The latest returns indicate the election of eight
ticket, also majority of the legislature.
IOWA.
DUBUQUE, Oct 13.-The first general election for
State officers under the new Constitution took place
yesterday. This place gives Liflingwell, Anti-Le-
compton Democrat, 600 majority. No returns yet
from the lst District