The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-04
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THE ELECTIONS.

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THE ELECTIONS.
| NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 3.-The Albany Argus con
cedcs the election of Mr.. Morgan, the Republican
candidate for Governor by 10000 plurality. The
Congressional delegation will probably stand-Op
! position 2s; Administration 3.
1t is positively stated here, the authority of
reliable source, that telegraphic despatch from
the Departments at Washington was received yes
! terday by the Commandants of the Navy Yard anC
| Governors Island allowing them to march theii
| men to the city to vote for Mr.. Sckles for Con
! gress.
Thus far not single Democrat has been elected
to Congress outside of the city. Mr. Haskin, Re
| publican, has been reelected in the 9th Congress
| sonal District
The Tribune estimates that from about half of the
State, Morgan will have 10000 majority for Gov
! ernor.
| lSECoND DESPATCH.7
| New York, Nov. 3.-There is a report that Mr.
| Haskin, the Anti-Lecompton Democratic candidate
in the 9th Congressional district, has been defeated
party of marines from the North Carolina are
said to have voted for Mr.. McClay in the 7th ward
| party of troops from Governors Island attemp-
ted to land in Mr.. Sckles district but were driven
off by the Walbridge partizans. Subsequently,
however, they did land and voted for Mr.. Sick les.
ALBANY, Nov. 3-The Journal has full returns
from twenty-five counties, showing net Republi-
can gain of $4,000 votes. The Journal estimates
that Morgan's majority in the whole State will be
| 20, 900.
NHHdHisph claimS IL majority OF 70 over SlckleS
for Congress.
ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-There were over 15,0 900 votes
polled In this city yesterday of which the Admins
tration ticket received only 246 votes.
In Sangamon county Douglas gains two members
of the Legislature.
PoRT Sr CLAIR, Nov. 3.-Baker, Republican, has
200 majority for Congress. Scattering returns
from twelve counties give ,0S0 Republican ma
Jority, being large reduction upon the majorities
of 1856.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The doubtful counties are as
follows: Fulton, which elects two members to the
Legislature; it gave $50 Democratic majority in
1856. Madison county, electing two members
which has been Republican and American by a
large majority. McDonough county, electing one
member: gave 10 Republican majority in 1856
Hancock county, electing one member-Democrat.
ic Wabash and White counties electing one mem
ber-Democratic.
As far as heard from, the Legislature is composed
as follows: House-Republicans 35; Democrats SO;
and doubtful, Senate-Republicans IL; Demo
Gratis II; and in doubt.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The Press has dispatches
from Chicago from a reliable source stating en-
phatically that Douglas has triumphant majority
in the Legislature.
DELAWARE
WILMNGToN, Nov. 2,-The Fifth ward of the city
gives l6 majority for the Peoples ticket
In the First ward VIM. Burton, Dem, for Gov
ernor, has SO majority, and W. G. Whiteey, DEM,
for Congress, 70 majority.
In the Second ward the Democratic majority is
about3s.
W1rMNGToN, Nov. 2.-The following are the ma
iorities in the city-Peope's ticket, 2ls; Democrat
rs. No returns from the county have been re-
ceived.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 3.-New Castle County gives
VIM. Whitley, Dem, for Congress, so majority;
Kent County gives him l67, and Sussex County
with five boroughs to hear from gives him 2lO ma
jorty.
New Castle County gives an opposition majority
of 30 for Governor.
NEW JERSEY
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-As far as the returns
from New jersey have been received, it would ap-
pear that Mr.. Stratton, Republican, is elected to
Congress in the I'd District: Pennington, Republi-
can, in the 5th; and probably Mr. Riggs anti-Le-
compton Democrat, in the Sd District.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, p. M.-The returns from
New jersey show the election of Nixon, Repub
Stratton, Repub., Adrian, Anti-Lecompton Dem,
Riggs, Anti i-Lecompton, and Pennington, Republi-
can by heavy majorites. The Legislature stands
thus: Senate-Oppositon s, Democrats 13; House
Opposition 30; Democrats 25.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov 3.-The returns from all the State
except fifteen towns give Banks, American and Re-
publican, for Governor, 65, 900; Beach, Democrat
36,OoO; Laurence, straight American, 1000, (in
round numbers.) Of the Senators elected 81 are
Republicans and Democrats. The House of Rep
resentat es stands 1872 Renu b'icans, 80 Democrats.
and 10 Americans, with to hear FROM
Mr.. Burlingame's pajority for Congress is up
ward of 400. The entire Congressional delegation
is Republican.
MICHIGAN
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 3.-Returns from the cleo
ton in Michigan so far received show that the
Congressional delegation is undoubtedly republi-
can.
DErRoTT, Nov. 3.-Fifteen counties give the Re-
publican State ticket 6,3O0 majority. The returns
show considerable Democratic gains. Cooper De-
mocrat has 46 majority in the First Congressional
District, with Livingston county to hear from.
WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sin the I'd Congressional Dis
trict of Wisconsin, far as heard from, Charles
Dana democrat, is 935 ahead.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a few additional returns have
been received from Wisconsin, In the I'd District
portions of Kane and Rock counties. Washburne
Republican, for Congress is 80 ahead. There is
large loss on Freemont's vote.
The Isthmus Route to California.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Gen. JereZ cautions per-
sons against purchasing passage tickets on the
steamer Washington, advertised to sail on the 6th
for San Juan del Norte He saws that owinp to the
unsettled state of the Isthmus question, it will not
be in the power Of the owners of the Washington to
fulfill their engagements to carry passengers across
that route.
Marine Disaster--Eight Lives Lost
New York, Nov. 3-The British bark Claude,
from Quebec for Sunderland, was wrecked in gale
during the month of October, and the Captains
wife and seven of the crew perished. The balance
have arrived here.
Ship on Fire
HALIFAX, Nov. 3.-Advices from Sable Island
stdle lIlaI NeSSel was seen on llre on the
OF the Both ult., on the south side of the island
At noon steamer from the Eastward went to the
wreck, and after two hours detention proceeded
Westward. The day fine and the sea smooth
but nothing was seen of the burning vessel after the
steamer left.
Non-Arrival OF the America
HALIFAX, Nov. 2.-There are no signs of the R.
NJ. steamship America, now about due with Liver
pool dates of the 23d ult
The Bank of Tennessee
LOUISVILLE, Now 1.-The Bank of Tennessee re-