, 1864-10-13
PENNSYLVANIA,
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

| EhOA PHILADELPHIA.
| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1lbune.1
| PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1861
Toe election returns from the state come
in verJ slowly. Those which have came in
'at&]y show that the returns received iast
night we're very unreliable. The Copper.
hsaGs seem to haye had too much OF O ha.d
in making up the figures. In one district
nbere the Coppcrhead majority vas reported
LAST night at 600 it turns out to-day that there
is IN Union majority OF Is.
The belief ie, that the State Inns gone Union
by shout 5000 majority on the home vote,
We have gained at least three congressman,
AID complete returns may gl7e Us from tue
so1dit1s' yotes IN Union majority in
the Slate of about $1,000. The 1aquiver's
special from Washington saYs the vote of the
Peput3 lvania soldiers In the hospitals and
corps aroutd the city, gises 843 for the
Gn'on, and 139 fer the opposition. Tofs is
about the ~ay the soldiers voted In Bhti-
more and this city. The nLws front the
ar'.y'is thut the Union votes stands 100 to l.,
Tie letter from Hsrr1sburg says report
ID in circulation ttat the Commissioners
sent to take the vote in sherldan's armv
failed to reach, md returned. The Ia1uirer's
Fps c3al from Baltimore eays in relation to
Mary lard, tie election to-day passed quietly.
Chapman, the regular candidate for Mayor,
beats Sterling, independent, 5000, Carrying
every ward in the city. All the regular
Union council were elected. The majority
for the new constitution in Baltimore is
1900, which 1t Is believed secures its ratla.
Cation. Some counties In which Votlng is for
two da;s will not vote SO well. Some OF
them viii give a large msjority the other
way, but not enough to severely endanger
the success or ratification OF the constitu
ttop. The Copperheads here feel yery SORE
over the news from Ohio and Indiana, especi
SLY the latter State They had counted on
the Hoosle1s for lsrge majority.
Especial Dispatch to the Chlcago Trlhune.1
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Oct. IL,
= We have undoubtedly four thoueaup ma.
jority on the home vote. It is estimated
tha: the soldiers vote mil bring 1t to sixteen
thousand majo1ty. a clear gain Of three
members Of Congress, large majority on
joint bsllot in the Legislature, and large
nsjorlty In both bra1 clea Of the City Couo-
eli, heretofore against us.
We TIll GETTY the State in November, high
and drJ, by large majority.
The spirit Of the opposition is dead broke.
FROM PITr5BURG. Il
l6peciat Diepatch to the Chicago Ttihuue.1
GAZETTE OFFICE, Pl7rsnnra, Pa Il
Wednesday, Oct IL.
We have redeemed stx, perhaps styen Con-
g1cssicnal Districts, from the Copperhead
rule, as follows:
Ne have elected Fjsher, probably, in the
10th, over strouse, Cop; Ketclam IN the
18th, over Denieon, Cop; Geo. F. Miller in
the 14tb, over ", 3. Miller, Cop; Koontz in
the 10th, ever cofroth, Cop; barker In the
17tb, ever johnson, Cop; Fuller In the 2lat,
over Dawson, Cop; mud L.wrence In The
24th, over Lazear, Cop.
it viii reqnire the soldiers vote, added to
the home vote, to give Us the 10th, 18th,
17th, 21st and 9Th districts but they wilt %
it. Tie Legislature wIll be strongly Union
In both branches.
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Oct. 1o.-The
Democrats c,alm q majority Of 5000 On the
home vote Of the State.
HARR1sBURo, Pa, Oct. 12.-The general
Of fn}on here Is that the State has gnne De-
u,oc,a attic or the home vote By from s. .00D tn
5, COO msjo1lty. 1t is expected the soldiers
yote viii give 10000 to 5000 Union ma.
joritY.
Pn11AD61pu1A, Oct. 12-Tha ESTIMATES Of
the Republican State Committee and No1fh
Ai7e. tean show the State carried BY the Re-