The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-11
NOON REPORTS.
TIE MARKETS.
From the Elections.
RETURNS UNCERTAIN.
RADICALIsM NOT OvERTHROwN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9, 10 P. M.-The re-
turns indicate the election of S. s. Randall
Democrat, in the First District; Charles
O'Neill Republican, in the Second; Leonard
Myers, Republican, in the Third; w. b,
Kelly, Republican, in the Fourth Caleb w.
Taylor, Republican, in the Fifth, and IL L.
Cake, Republican, in the Tenth District.
The last two named however, need confirma-
ton.
The returns from fourteen wards which is
about one-half the city, shows Democratic
nett gain of 900 OF 1000. Scattering returns
thus far show both Democratic and Rep1bH-
can gains.
New YORK. Oct. 1O.-Gold 150s Cotton
firmer, at 38040c.
Upward of fifty women persisted by the
laundering of the steamer Evening Star.
The Times Paris correspondent says the
French troops will all be withdrawn at one
time from Mexico; that Macmillan will alb
dictate, and be appointed Regent of the Aus
trian Empire.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-The municipal cleo
tion is proceeding quietly, and the vote CON
hneu 30 Ine registration list
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I0.-Geary's majority
in this city for Governor, over Hester ely
mer, the Democratic candidate, foOts up
4,093, aud in the State from 10000 to $4,000.
Randall, in the First District, has a ma
iority of 1900 over Gibbons, the Republican
nominee-a gain of $500. Kelly, Myers and
O'Nein, Republicans, are reelected by re-
Il II
where the Democrats expected gain, Caleb
w. Taylor, Republican, beat Henry p. Ross.
Charles Dennson, Democrat, is reelected in
the Twelfth District, but his election will be
contested, on the ground of illegal voting in
Luzerne county.
Gen III. l.. Cake, Republican, is elected in
the Tenth District gain is here reported.
John CovOde, Republican, is elected over
Hugh ii. Weir in the Twenty-tirst District,
which would be gain. H
At present the Congressional delegation
of Pennsylvania stands IL Republicans and
and Democrats, with the 2lst District in
doubt. The Republicans gain one, and the
election of Dennison Democrat in the 18th
District, will be contested.
The Democrats concede the election of
Gen. Jno. w. Geary, as Governor, 10y 10000
majority. Forney claims $4,000
INDIANAPOLIs.-Ths returns from the In
diana election are very indefinite and I'M
satisfactory, but the Republicans claim the
State by reduced majority. In the LIST Dis
trict, w. Z. Niblack. democrat, } is re-elect-
ed; i'll the Sd, NJ. c. Hunter, Republican,;
in the 5th, Geo. w Julian, (Republican)
in the 9th, John Coburn, (Republican); in
the 9th, Schuyler Colfax, Republican; in
the 10th, VIM. Williams, Republican,; in
the 18th, J. p. c. Shanks, (Republican). 1t
is reported that in the 9TH District, Claypool.
(Democrat,) and Washburn, Republican,
are running very close. Returns, however,
are too incomplete yet to give anything def
mite about the complexion of the delegation
elected
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-There was a spirit
ed contest in the LIST District between Geo
PendletOn, (Democrat,) and Ben. EggleStOn,
(Republican). The latter is elected by a
majority of 5,000-a loss of 1900 on the
election of 1866. Fifteen, and perhaps
seventeen Republicans have been returned
to Congress. The Republican State ticket
is elected by large majority. auckland Is
elected in the 9th District, where the Demo-
Gratis expected victory