New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

To the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1860.
Fosters majority in the city is O43.
TIE full Peoples ticket is elected the highest
majority being 1,798, and the lowest 326.
The Bell and Everett Congressional ticket re-
ceived united vote in the city of nearly $500.
Nichols (Rep.) is elected State Senator over
Randall (Dem.)
The members Of the Lower House stand seven
Peoples and six Democrats, with four districts to
hear from.
Indiana County gives Curtin majority of
] 500, Democratic loss of 7G5.
John COvode, Republican, is elected to Con-
eress in the XIXth District, by LOO majority,
gain of 200 over his vote of two years ago.
Blair County gives Curtin 632 majority, a
Democratic gain of 3l9.
Blair, Republican for Congress in the HVlll.h
District, is elected by between 500 and 600 ma
jority.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Oct TO- 1860.
The Ist Congressional District is in doubt. Lob
mann, Douglas Democrat claims abolt 20 majority.
IT e Republicans await the official count.
In the With Congressional District, with Pottst'wn
70 hear from Davis Republican passover 100 majority.
There is little d5ubt Of the election of Davis.
Susouehanna County gives Cutin $50 majority.
Wyoming County gives Foster $50 majority.
In the With Congressional District, Cooper, DEM
ocrst, is elscted.
In the XIIIh Congressional District johnson,
| Democrat, ia elected.
| Tn the XVIIth Congressional District, Fulton ard
Adams Counties give Scbel Democrat, for Congress,
| 70 majority Franklin, Bedford, and Junists, are
still TO be heard from.
It's reported thatAIsgbeny gives Curtin 900 maj
l and that Lancaster gives him 900 maj.
Beaver County gives Curtin 9SS majodty-s gain OF
! 3G3 over the Auditors vote last year.
The Prince Of Wales had fine view of the WIDE
Awake rejoicing az 2 O'Clock this morning long pro-
cesson of them passing the Continental Hotel. They
rscopnzed the Prince aud greeted him with warm aud
| enthusiastic sslutes, which be ackno Tledged
This afternoons Bulletin Republican, claims ma
io,y for Curtin 10 the State Of from 2OOOO TO 5000
eighteen out of the twenty ye Congressional Districts
| end both branches Of the Legislature.
The following are the members OF Congress elected:
! Lehman, Democrat Morris, Republican, Verrse,
Republican: Kelley Republican; Ddrls, Rcpu6ltcan
! Hickman, Republican; Cooper, Democrat; Ancons,
Democrat: Stevens, Peoples; killinger, Republican;
| Campbell Republican; Scranton, Republican; John
SOD. Democrat; Grow, Republican; Hale, Republican,
| TyDkio Pepubhcaa uncertain; Mcpherson, Repu6H
can Blair, Republican; COyode, Republican, Lasear
| Democrat, uncertain; Moorehead, Republican; Me-
Knight, Republican; Stcvort, Republican; Patton
Ren1bljo.r. uncertain; Rabbit, Republican.
McKinty. Democrat ia elected for the short term 10
the Eighth Btrkt) Congressional District.
Susouebanna County reported ,4OO majority i'i
| Curtin.
Columbia County Foster 500 majority.
Waype County, Foster 200 majority.
Pike County Foster 400 majority.
Jnzerpe County reported .. 500 majority for Fostsr
col Scranton Is electedto Congress from the Kiln
District by 700 majority loss 5000 from bic vote IL
1858.
Hnutinedon County--Over 900 majority for Curtin
CIea,6eld Couuty-About 800 majority for Foster,
gain over last year. ora.
franklin County (completel gives Curtin $50 maj.
Mcpherson for Congress, has 49, His majority II
the district will be $50. The Republican county ticke
| is elected. ~
In the First District, full returns give Lehman l3
msiOIiiy. n ,oeo
Armstrong County (oficalD-87l majority for Cnr'in
Mr.. Covode is undoubtedly elected in his district b.
over 900 majority.
Clarion County gives 700 majority for Foster
CoRSlsG, N. Y, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1860.
Tiopa County gives 800 majority for Curtin.
| TuE ELECTION.