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POLITICAL.
pennsylvania Election.

TUE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. LEHMAN NOT ELECTED
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The official count this
morning OF the returns from the First COMPRESSION
al al District shows the election of John M Butler,
TnG hepunilcan candidate in that district over Mr..
eect;on' ond enS douglas candidate, who claimed the
snccasnF ana was generally supposed to have been
| Ne''S'u'' MT, kutlers majority is 1856.
lseCoND DEsPATCH.1
Cnnnalii A. Vct. iz-The vote of the First
congressman District has been thrown into Court
LOT Judlclai examination. Mr. Lehman testifes that
! his majority in the fourth ward has been reduced
from 500 to 2G, since the count of the Judges was
made wac
The Court refused the application for a certifed
copy OF the papers in the Prothonetary's office be-
ing matter for Congressional decision, but or
dered that said papers be placed under lock and
Key, subject to further orders. Mr. Byerly the re-
forgery.
Pennsylvania DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
-, READING, Oct. ll.-A number of the members of
Tue tne Dein1cratlc state Central Committee are now
the meeting tomorrow morning.
Inc general impression is that they will adjourn
without transacting any business and will re-assem-
BILE in Philadelphia.
Several propositions are reported one of which
Is to divide the twenty seven electoral votes of
Pennsylvania equally between Bell Breckenridge
and Douglas. Nothing definite will be done before
the Philadelphia meeting.
OHIO ELECTION.
CLEVELAND, October 12.-Further returns of the
election confirm the loss of Republican Congress
men in the 9th 18th and 18th districts. The Re-
Puohcans, however, gain in the 11th district
Ihe delegations from the remaining districts are
probably unchanged.
INDIANA ELECTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l2.-Returns from sixty coun
ties indicate that the Republican majority will he
ABOUT $4,000. The Legislature will stand as fol-
lows:
S""'f"-members holding Over......... Il ii
~, 81 %
The House will comprise IS Republicans and ~
Democrats, making a large Republican majority on
joint ballot.
In the Second Congressional District J. A. Cra-
ven, Democrat, has been elected by majority of
IS over j. $. Davis, the Independent Whfg candi-
date.
In Floyd county the official returns give C. A.
Hendricks, Democratic candidate for Governor, a
majority of 2l6.
In the Fourth Congressional District W. S. Hol-
man, Democrat has been reelected.
The Congressional delegation will stand the same
as at present-seven Republicans to four Demo-
Gratis.
[sECoND DEsPATcH7
INDIANAPOLIS, October l2.-Returns from seven
ty-tour counties give Lane, the Republican candi-
date for Governor, II, ,224 majority-a gain over
Gov. Wizards vote in 1856 of 1852.
THE TWO ELECTIONS BY THE HOUSE.
- w hen Mr.. Jefferson was elected President BY the
House, there were sixteen States in the Union and
nine were necessary to a choice During the first
80 ballots they stood each time: jefferson, eight
Burr, six; tied, two. On the 36th ballot Jefferson
had ten States; Burr, four blank, two.
In 1921 John Quincy Adams was chosen Presi-
dent by the House of Representatives. There we're
twenty-four States. Mr.. Adams received in the
House the votes of thirteen States; Gen. Jackson,
seven; MIR, Crawford. of Georgia, four.
In 1850, there are 30 States, and the man to be
elected must receive II.
HORRIBLE DoINGs IN FLORIDA Dreadful N,u.-
ders in Calhoun. Conty-the County Declared in a
State Of Ms"rrectton and the Military Ordered
Om.-The Mariana (Fla.) Patriot, of the 26th
ult., says: Yesterday party in Calhoun, styling
themselves Regulators, went to the house of one
jesse burden, and, we learn, shot him, giving
him a mortal wound They then met and shot
Willis Musgrove from his horse, who died instant
ly; also mortally woundng Larkin G. Musgrove.
These are the facts far as we have been able to
gather them; but it is believed that last night
other battle was fought between the Regulators and
the burdens.
The Apalachicola Times, of October Sd, says:
From advices received by telegraph from Mari
ana yesterday, we were apprised that Gen. VIM.
Il. Anderson had ordered out the First Brigade
Militia, and they are, this, at the scene of tu-
multi. BY the mail boat to-day we are placed in
possession of further advces. The following order
Of the United States Judge of this District to the
United States Marshal will explain:
CALHOUN COUNTY, Oct 2, 1860.
H. n. Simmons, u $. Deputy Marshal:
This county has been declared to be in a state of
lnsurrectionary war by the Hon. j. S. Finley,
Judge of the Western Judiciary Circuit of the
State OF Florida
1t Is believed that persons from other States are
engaged in the commission Of open hostilites
against the good citizens of this State, and in vo
lation of the laws of the United States. AS Depu
ty Marshal you hereby required to be at my
office, in Calhoun county, that you may without
delay receive and execute such process as it may
become necessary for me to issue.
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