New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

| PARTIAL SUCCESS OF THE REFoRMERs.
| BALTIMORE, Oct 12-The election in this city for
municipal officers was held to-day but not without
| repetition of some Of the dsgraceful proceedings
which have characterized many previous occasions
| Of the kind.
| There was considerable excitement during the day
and serious disturbances occurred OF several Of the
| polls.
In the ninth ward the reformers were attacked and
driven entirely away from the polls at about O'Clock
this afternoon, and the candidate of the Reform
party for that ward withdrew his name in disgust.
In the thirteenth ward serious collision occurred
between the two parties and several were seriously
injured.
Mr.. Frush, of the firm of Frush & Snyder, Of the
Reform party, had his cheek bone crushed by terri
BILE blow with club, and is suffering severely from
| the wound.
The nominee of the Reformers in that Ward was
defeated.
In the 10th Ward the Resormers achieved great
triumph.
So far as the result can be estimated from the
official and incomplete returns thus far received, it
is believed that the Americans have carried twelve
Wards and the Reformers seven.
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The Opposition party in
this city have elected both of their candidates for
State Senators, and ten out of the seventeen repe
sentatives to which the city is entitled.
In Berks county the entire Democratic ticket has
been elected
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-The Opposition party
last night celebrated the triumph Of Mr. Mann, their
candidate for District Attorney who has been elected
by about $500 majority.
In Lecompton county the Opposition ticket has
been elected by 5000 majority.
The Democratic ticket has been elected in Wayne
county by about GOO majority.
In northampton county, the Democratic majority
is about 1900.
In Montgomery county, the Democrats have q ma.
jority of 1900.
In Daupbin county, the whole Republican ticket
has been elected.
Further from Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The returns so far as
ceiyed, though still incomplete, indicate that the
Legislature will be composed of twenty-five Oppo.
sition and eleven Democrats in the Senate and that
the House of Representatives will be composed Of
sixty-three Opposition and thirtyseven Democratic
members.
Election in Ohio.
CLEVELAND, ", Oct. lZ-Complete returns OF the
election in this State from thirty counties have been
received from which it appears that the Republicans
have made gain upon the vote Of last year. Ac-
cording to present indications the Republicans will
have majority in the Legislature.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l2.-The election in Hamilton
county has resulted in majority of 1000 for the
Democratic ticket. In Fayete county, the Repubii-
cans have about 325 majority Gholson runs consld-
| erably behind his ticket.
CoLuMpus Oct. l2.-The returns so far as received
here. indicate that the Republican majority in the
| State will not fall far short of $4,000.
Election in Indiana.
| ISp1ANAPoLIs, Oct. 12.-The entire Republican
ticket has been elected by an average majority Of
/ about $40.
i Iowa Election.
CHICAGO, liz, Oct 12.-No returns have yet been
received from the election in Iowa. Owing to the