, 1860-10-15
Tue LATE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.


[Co.esporda Of tie rhadslrls Pres tpo1ca1 oean}1
WAsu1ss7os ott- H. lses.
1 am writing this letter On beautiful autum-
nal morning, IN the city Of Washington, after
having read your teleg7aphie depatch. over and
over, which has been confirmed By the Balti-
more SuE, the Washington C3ns!itutioo, and
the Nationat lnstlGgeme<r, announcing the de-
feat Of Henry D. Foster, and the election Of
Andrew G. Curtin, as Governor Of Pennsylsa-
MIA. There is bright Sun shedding its efful.
gence into mg little room the leaves are still
green in their mid summer freshness, and more
tLan ons happy bird is sending forth its melo-
dies; whils the outside atmosphere is as clear
and as rare as if it had been breathed upon us
to make men joyous IN their brlet earthly ca
1@er.7 Not only have heard this startling news,
but the town has heard it. The President Of
the Urited States, the O. P. F., and his consti.
tu,ioual advisers have heard it. But saw no
signs OF woe in the taees of the fliends met
this morning heard no threats that the
Union is to be dissolved in consequence Of this
Lincoln. Men coma and 60 as they did yester-
day morning, and it is evident enough that,
whatever maY be The result Of the November
struggle, there will be q suttieiency Of cakes
and beer left for you and me until NO are sum-
mored from our moral sphere. This glad and
lorely day laughs q the threats Of those who
would dissolve the Union On account Of the
constitutional election Of any American citizen
to The Presidency; and / will now predict to
you. that days before the Presidential qpeetion
Is decided, "a shall hear nothing Of the destruc-
tive intentions to those who have "ruared 30
loudly ID the index"
Itis sad that many Of the Administration
operators hare had their fingers considerably
burned by betting a3ainst Curtin. on the
strength Of the Representations Of the Secession
National Commi,tee 1t thiA point Governor
Bia1er uAs quite sure that Curtin would be de-
feslsd, sud Eoyernor Stevens, chairman of the
aforesaid committee, WHO YES comfortably quar-
tered in Phiadelphis previous TO the e!ecsson,
telegraphed joyful tidmgs to his friends II I'D
vance. Of the result.
Among those who are supposed to have lost
money on The Pennsylvaaia election ne some
very closl5 aitkehed to the person Of the Pre.i-
dent nudcrstand that one gentleman who
| has busied himeelf in denounciGy independent
| Democrats, has paid several cool thousands for
| bis confidence in the weakness of the indepen.
! dsnt men in the Democratic organization.
pccAsloxAL-
| Horrible Doln.a IN Florlda--DTeadfu1
NiurdeFs In Calhoun ConnfJ--1 be
Tectlon, and lie military ordered
Out.
The M,rianna {Fla-) Rs:rio. of The esth nit
says:
Yesterday party in Calhoun, styling them
| selves EegulalorA went to the house OF OH
Jesse burden, and, We learn, shot him, Risin}
him mortal wound. Tbey then met aud sho
Willis lIusRrove from his horse, who died IN
st4ctiy also mortally woundiug Lalkin c
Ausgrore. These are the fscts, as lar as Nc har,
been able to get them; but it is telleved tha
last night another battle WAS fough between til
Regulators and the burdens.
The Apalaehicola 7imss Of Oct. says:
/ Il l.- 10.
Marianne yeaterdaJ, We were spprlsed thst Gen
Vim. E. Anderson had ordered out the F, 9
/ Brigade Militia, and they arc ero this at th
scene Of tumult. By the mAi1.boat TO- day "
are placed in possession Of tarther adv1ces. Th
follo*ing order Of the United States Judge q
this district to tho United States 4s1shl wi
explain:
CALHOUN Cousrr, CO. s;6p,
Il. J. slxoSDs. U. 8. Deputy Marshal:
This county has been declared to be In sta.
Of insur1ectionary war bJ the Hon. J. 5. Finley
Judge Of the Western Judiciary Circuit Of td
State of Florida.
1t is believed that persons from other State;
| are enRa ed in the commission of open hpstIl
Ties aRaiust the good citizens Of this State, m,
in violation of the laws Of thu United State,
As deputy Marshal you IRE hereby required I
without delay receive and execute such DR.
cess "a It may become necessary for me to ssu,
McQCEkx McfS7osu.
| us. Judge Northern district Of Florida.
Hox1c1px.-O. n. Dewzy, Of Je1seyville, Je,
sey County, Eisited Ca.liaville, q fer day sin:
drank pretty freely Ut grocery, and 1t a lat
hour in the evening attempted to enter the res
depce Of Bates Potts, where Ars. Melinda Roac
aad Ars. Ann Striblea, who were regarded 4
| wnmen nf mt in nHa yihlA rirsre ras;dAd Ha rs