, 1860-10-10

| NORTHAMPTON Cousrr:-Gives Foster IS ma
j,rity-Democratic loss !.
PiRnr cous1r.-Dancauonborough gives
Curtin l15 majority.
Us1os CouS11-Will eive Curtain 900 msjuri.
ty-a Democratic loss Of 800.
Bedford borough and township R;ve Foster
1877, large Democratic gain.
LANCASTER Coin Townships the Demo.
cratic loss ia al.
CAHpR1A Co.-Johnstown gives Curtin l12
majority.
LuzEaSE Co.-Wilkesharre, North ward giYes
Curtin e3 mtj 'rity; Southwest ward, Foster
10 majority; sc1aasonboro. North waru, Curtin
102.
CoLuHB1A, Co.-Bloom township Curtin ~,
DAuPHrN Co.-Harrlshu1g City, Fts!er l66
ms1ority for Curtin.
BLAZE Co.-Cur,in about 75o m.joritr, 4
Democratic gain Of over 400.
Buxr1Sopox Co Curtin 700 msjo1ity. i
Democratic loss Of 220.
susQuEuASSA Cos towns give Curtin 446
mtj'r.<. Republican minority in county last
year 718.
Yonk Co-Yorkboro, Foster 1o6 usjority-
Democratic gain Of 406.
PHILADELPHIA, 9:l0 r. x.-The Impression is
gaining. ground that Curtin is elected Governor.
ALLEaHAN1 Co.'S districts, including the
all adjoining horoughs, gtTo Curtin msjari-
ty of ,08G "a Republican esin on last years
vote for Auditor General of 27lo. There are
20 districts yet to be heard from in the county.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-11 P. M.The following
are Curtin's reported majorities:
cHEsTsR, Coco districts indicate m.jority
1,eoo.
BEAN Co.-Msjority Of 300.
M1FFL1x Co.-Msjority o1 e27.
LAsoAsrER Co.-Mej, Of 500.
Erie Co.-Mej. Of 1900.
Yonk Co.'s reported gives $500 maj. for
Foster.
CAMBRIA Co.-G00 mtj.
II O'Clock T. A.-The majority for Foster in
the city Of Philadelphia will range from 5000
TOD, 900.
Lehman {Douglas) is elected in the 1st Con-
gressionsl district. and Kelly, Republican, IN
ne 4.h 9istriet. VezFee, Republican, Ia elected
Brck. Coz districts show a Democratic
loss OF 103. ..
Pu1LApELpu1A-Aida;qh a;qht.-The following il
| the vote Of tie city as far IS heard from: 4:h
Ward. Curtin 975. Foster 1885; 5th Ward, Cur
tin 997, Fcetea 1910; l1sh Ward, Curtin 1925,
Foster 1880; l4:h Ward, Curtin 1869: Foster
1888; The following are reported nsjoE.tiss !:
Foster 400; Monroe Co. 1900; Lehich 500.
PmLADElPH1A, Oct: l0-1 4. A.-The four
waros give Dem. gain over the Mayors vote
in the spring, nf 1854. Tne 5lh ward gives .
Dsm. Of $50. The Dem. gaia in the 11th ward
Ia 20. The Dem. gair in the 14th ward ia 470.
| Democratic gain Of 319. Tha 18th ward gives
| Curtin 1725. Foster l774-a Dem. gain nj 763.
| The 9th ward giEes Curtin 1401, Foster 1432-a
Dem. gain Of 1G4. The 10Th ward gives Curtin
1860, Foster 1G04-a D I'm. gain Of 3l9. The lst
ward gives Car,in a275, Foster 2003-a Dem.
gain OF Sc. Tbs 10th ward gives Curtin 1867,
Foster 1717-a Dem. less Of 40.
1:30 4. 1.-THE political clubs Of all parties
paradipg the streets with lighted torches and
bands of music, eli cheering Justify. The Re-
publ,cans are cheering over the success Of Cur
Tin in tha Sta.e-the Bell and Everett men oTer
Fosters increased vote in the city, and tha
| Democrats orer the succek8 of their county
ticket. and the Dougl.s men over the election
of Lehman to Congress- in the 1st district.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10-2 l. u.-The folio r.
I ing Congressman are elected :-Messrs. Scr8u-
ton. Grow and Hale. The election of Long
necker, Rep. for Congress; is doubtful. john
SOD, Dem, for Congress in the 18th district, is
Tho NORTH Amrie1n office is illuminated With
the word " Victory" in gas letters. All the
parties in the city are alivs with enthusiasm and
excitement.
Additional letters from Allegheny county
show that Curtin'a majority will range from
| $500 to 1000.
Bucks county gives Curtin 800 maj. Monroe.
county gives Foster 1900 mel. Northampton
county gives Foster 1000 maj.
Col Scranton for Congress In Luzerue county,
hss 500 majority- Lie runs ahesd Of his
ticket,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-The following are the
repor;ed democratic losses: AileghanJ county
$3.50. M:fi1iu county. 304. Lancaster county,
38l. Erie county, 1894. Chester county, in 20
districts, ;a75. Bucks county. in 10 towns, 832-
The following arc report:d Democratic gains !:
Cambria, s25. Blair, 25. York, 1850 on vote
Ct 1859.