The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-23
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Inc following is the complete vote of the State
OF pennsylvania at the Presidential election:
me total number of ballots cast is AVG, 1897, as
l9HowS Lincoln, 268,03O; Fusion, OF Reading
Be H'It g 869 cke Tba aSS Straight Douglas $685.
WINE DIS majority over all is 59,673.
NORTH CAROLINA.
ne ioilowing is the official vote of the State of
'ortn carolina in the late Presidential election:
PP pre- Hl and Lane, . 48,539
anu i4'eFe't' 1890
Breckinridge's mai. 354o
The Electors on the Douglas and johnson tickle
received only 2,7Ol votes in the whole State.
! VIRGINIA.
Nothing has been received from this State to
! change the statement published Yesterday 1t is
believed to be carried by Bell by about 200 votes
YORK.
| The Albany EUening Journal has full returns
! follows: ~ W 40
| For Lincoln .....,.,.... DC, 90.
ro' Sl364O
LincoIn's majority ......................... 47727
FOR he 293321
| ' '''''''.'''.'''..'. 1862
Morgan over Kelly,........................ GA 600
50" O'el O''h ,,,...,....,...... 1888
The CHTOAGo NULLFIERs INDICrED.-The grand
Jury Tor the United States District Court Yesterday
brought in bills of indictment against nine of the
persons who nullifed the fugitive slave law last
monday night, by rescuing a fugitive slave from
the United States Marshal. The names of these
Chicago nullifiers are folIows:-Cavin DeWolf
Republican Justice of the Peace; George Anderson
nnepub,ican Deputy Sheriff; Isaiah ii. Williams
hePnohcan lieutenant of Police; Holland H. Har-
| RS, Republican City Policeman; Edward LonpIev
BBepuSncan City Policeman; Chancellor L. jerks
IasPuoiean practitioner OF law; Daniel Webster, a
! HHeSrp; benjamin Mercer, a negro Henry Lisbes
| lProoaoiy IsbelI, negro 1t is stated that the
Jury narrowly escaped bringing in an Indictment
also against Alderman joy.
/ Inc nine nullifprs WhnSa nop,oc ,ro -.
were the leading and most active participants in
rescalng the negro. They are all prominent Renub
llcns, havng the confidence Of their party and all
puC one OF the whites have received the endorse
ment OF their party in being the recipients of profit
aple ohlces. The one who is exception has also
ceen an applicant to his party for Office and only
ialied TO receive it on account of personal unnonn
doctrines. " parry
The cases will be brought on for trial in the
course OF two three weeks in the new Court
room Government Building Chicago Times, No
Uember 20. '' 4''
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IL NEw YORK Cry
curious fugitive slave case has lust come IN Iigbt
i Inns city. John Thomas, colOred man. recent
~ owned DY Mr.. Winter of Louisville, Kentucky
was sent by his master to agent in Evansville.
iLnu;' py whom be was shipped as steward on a
ooaL Plying up and down the Ohio his wages inur-
ing to the benefit of Winter John Thomas tirinr
OF MS task, betook himself to Canada and thence
came came to New York, where he engaged with MIR.
all, III broadway as porter, serving him for some
hhohlhs' On monday night. by uneynlairad
means, John Thomas taken to the Grand Jury
room IN Chambers street, by some unknown neT-
sohage. lie managed to let Mr.. Vail know his
Whereabouts, and on Tuesday that gentleman saw
nm there in the custody of some one who exhibit
ed a power OF attorney from Winter to recover and
return the iugacious John Thomas. Mr. Vail on
tuesday got writ of habeas corpus, which Mar
shal kynders yesterday responded to by PRODUCING
IN Court the body of John Thomas, cOlored man
This j. T., however, was another person, who had
Deen IN jail as witness in murder case since
lagf Who I'll. 4
satisfied. Meantime, Mr.. Winters John Thomas
Is probably far on his way to Louisville
forh Tribune, NoU %.
WILLIAM s. SrocKroN, for thirty five wears 4 res
ldent OF Phlladephia, and for seventeen of these
connected with the Blockley amshouse died at
seven O'Clock on Tuesday evening, ut his home in
burlington county, N. j., whittier he removed
some some months ago He was the father of the Rev.
Thomas ii. Stockton, the well-knowndivine ofthis
city. His character was religious and literary
For some forty years he has been distinguished asa
Ghrlstan and an ecclesiastical and social reformer
lie was the founder and editor lin lS2l) of the
"Wesleyan Repository, the periodical which
commenced the work of reform in American
Methodsm, and resulted in the reformation of the
hethodist Protestant Church. lie was one of the
earliest pioneers of the temperance cause, having
published an original volume on the subject four
years previous TO the organization of the American
Temperance Society, in Boston, in 1926 In
word, he was always earnestly and usefullv devoted
enough humbly and unosentatiously) to the pro
motion OF all truth and righteousness None c6uId
nave known HIM without profound respect for his
many honorable and admirable qualities -PbiIo
Wort" american, No0. %.
A WILD Scene AT A 'EWAKE At an aarlv borr
Chis morning, as one of the officers of the eighth
precinct was patrong his beat on Fifth avenue,
nus attention was attracted by cries of murder
&C., proceeding from a shanty in the vicinitv ~
T3lhG INTO the house whence the cries proooodod
About tweiH9nd scene of the widest description
used prOmiscuOusv. On the nuu,,rnIs Sc yUara
the combatants, lay the body of dead w5ntnf
looking hideous in the torn and bedragged draperv
OF death, by which her form was covered The Of -
tcer arrested the most violent of the combatauts
woman named Bridget Cannon, and took her to
the station house. The old woman had died yes
terday, and her friends holding " wake:''
ana as Is customary on such occasions, plentiful
supply of whskey had been served round which
led to the effect above described Bridget was
Drought before Justice COrnwell this morning, and
sent to Jail for ten dayS.-N. Y. POST of Wednes-
day.
SERIOUS Results BAD VENrGLArroS IN
CHURCH-A Score Of People Prostrdied-The i'm
pOrtance of thorough ventilation was eyemnfad
on Sunday last by unpleasant occurrences at the
Universalist Church in Woonsocket, r. l. For some
reason the furnace in the basement did not draw
WELL ard gas was diltused through the vestry dur
ing the session of Sunday school, although its pre-
sence was hardly perceived by those who were in
attendance. But when the children were dismissed
and reached the fresh air, their strength failed and
many of them tumbled to the ground too weak to
stand, while some seized with vomiting and
other violent symptoms of sickness. In the after
noon after the congregation had assembled in the
upper part Of the house, and the preacher had
commenced bis discourse one after another of the
audience tainted, until the excitement became too
great and the exercises were summariIy closed
After the people had reached home some were
taken severely sick and remained in Thar condtion
until late in the evening. The newt norninr how
ever all or nearly all had rncovarnd tbeir 'nsnol
health The only reason assigned far the sicLrnoss
is impure air.
lhE FEELING BEFORE LIEcoLEs ELECTIoN-ln
a stn If T'niv ifv If
south. in tennessee on tho 10Th Of 0ctobsr $3.50
in the presence Of savan EnisconaI Risbons viz n
Florida North CaroIinn ,iobomo GonrFi53 ToriS
lana and two others tbrrs ware denosiTed in the
said stone the HoIv RibIe the Rock or Common
PRAYER and the Constitution of the United states
When the latter was about being placed in the
stone Bishop Elliott, of Georgia said ~ NEXT
depost in this corner stone the Constitution of the
United States the time honored bond which binds
torether the States of this Confaderacv IN testify
that tine niversitv of the Sopth ,rha Il holds ~
CLnrcb spnarinr ~ Tho St,ta in OH ,tn;ot ,r;rtG
Matters Acknowledges herself subordinate to it in
all matters of government and of law. Eyto per-
petu1." As these words were uttered, all hearts 10
the circle joined in an earnestly, laudibly murmur-
ed, Amen.
n,r,n,n ,r1 N,ro1ra TToior Tho hood IF sryolor.
hnI 0n,nonon ;, H. Nnubern N r. D;T
pnrooa roItn Tho artcnI"rs of bocDDI d
iihoEat ,nnrdor tbot va cnniftod tbero Iasf FL