Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

Pray oblige us by doing it now, by next mail. Baltimore IS GA Gbhtse sriM ire RepubiicanS. The Bell and Everett party are breaking up and joining us by thousands. We had tremendous rally here last night and Wide Awakes are form ing in every ward. Help us in this.
 Of the Border State. THos. NJ. DAY, Esq. Hartford, Conn. TIE NEBRASKA election returns come in slow iy. The Democrats claim that their candidate MORTON is elected by 200 majority, and botl Houses of the Legislature, while the Rcpubl cans claim several majority for DAnY and the Legislature as Republican.
 TIE OFFICIAL RETURNS of the Pennsylvania election have begun to come in, but do not vary essentially the result as already anncunced-the differences between the reported and the official majorities about counterbalancing each other l In the First Congressional District (I'hi!adel phia.) ill which tie success of Lehman, the Denl- ocratic candidate, has been announced, the off cisl count shows the election of Butler, the Re publican candidate hy S5 majority. The cleo tion. however. is contested. and the matter hss been thrown into court forjudicial invest; ;gatioc. , Returns from Il counties of Indiana, give Lene the Republican candidate for Governor, IA PA majority.
 THE PRINCES BALL on Tuesday night, in New 1 York, which was the last seven days wonder in the Metropolis, was achieved with the most flat, tering and complete success. New York seemed t, think of nothing elso and the New York pa pcrs of Friday and Saturday are full of nothing elae.
 l The Academy of Music was transformed, as by magic from simple theatrical hall, to most resplendent ball room. Every nook, pillar and post was garlanded with living flowers, breathing forth the most exquisite odors of the conserv. ry, and radiant with the light, beauty, and roya purple that flashed from it's walls and within then, shone like palace, as it was fit for there cept ou of Prince.
 ALBEIT EDWARD entered the hall at about 10 l. P. M., accompanied by his faithful Achates,' the Duke of Newcastle. the several minor lord: and gentlemen of his suite. At eleven when tho immense crowd were preparing for the first dance portion of the floor, which had been extended over the seats of the house, gave way, with loud crash, and frightful pit foretold how nea destruction hovers closely on the footsteps ofth, gayest revelry. Fortunately, however, no on, was injured or was even discomforted, whicl seems almost miraculous in so large jam-fo fully two thousand people were on the floor Q the time Two hours were consumed by ths busy carpenters until the flooring was replaced and :" all safe' pronounced, and then on went thu dance, and joy unconfned, and we are assured there was no sleep till morn."
 I The Prince danced first with Mrs. Gov. Mor gan, and we are told was dancing with others o the fair royalty of New York, until the sleep. chronic,ers of the ball hurried away, at .A. NJ Altogether the Ball was fitting ovation to th' worthy and modest son of modest and might. queen-and goes to show that even in this worlt of vanities-hun,an vanity sometimes pays tribute to human worth, and though such scene 0 splender may be but the means Of offering oppor tunity for the display of human pride, yet ever bride may be pardoned the expression, when 1T displaying itself, it honors at the same time the all-pervading feeling among Americans of re spect and esteem to the reigning mother of oul mother land!
 ! TIE PRINCE of Wales on Saturday last visi ted Gen. Scott at his residence, spent severa IL. Il. hours at Brady's photographic gallery where he and all of his suite sat for their portraits, exam ined the curiosities at Barnum's Musenm, and spent portion of the afternoon at Ball, Black & Co.'S jewelry store on Broadway, where he made several purchases ofvalue. The Firemen's < Torchlsht Procession in the evening was quite a success, barring the delay in starting About one hundred and fifteen companies, with six thousand men, turned out, occupying over an hour in passing given point. The Prince and suite viewed the procession as it passed the Fifth Avenue Hotel, from to Il F. M.' and expressed great qualification. The crowd m the streets and in the vicinity of the hotel was i'm meuse. His Highness, with most of the mem bers of his suite, Sunday morning, attended Trin- :.. Ch,,.b ,rbore after the regular services of