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county the gain Is 200, and Republican gains
are reported in ScbuylkiIl counfy.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. I3. I'm Toledo, Ash
ley's friends fear his defeat.
In Erie county there is US Republican ma
jority. The returns generally show hepubli-
can gains. In Lake county the Republican
majority is LISA. A gain in the Sd district
is reported. Schemell is surely elected over
Vallandigham.
Philadelphia, Oct. l3.-The Republican
State Committee claim the city by 1000 TO
$500 majority. TWENTY-FIVE towns of Ale
ghany county show Republican gain Of over
1000.
Chicago, Oct. I3.-Returns show that the
Democrats gain four Congressmen in Ohio and
the sane number in Pennsylvania.
The Democrats gain considerably in the lst
and ID districts of Indiana. The Chairman
of the Rep. State Central Committee, how
ever, claims the State
There is nothing later from Ohio.
1t is generally conceded that Pennsylvania
gives $4,000 Rep. majority.
Oxford, Ohio, October 13.-The vote is the
heaviest that has ever been polled. Vallan-
digham run behind the balance of his ticket.
The Republicans show gain over the vote of
1867.
The following has been received concerning
the Pennsylvania election: w. Townsend,
Republican, is elected in the 9TH Congression-
Leonard Myers, is reelected to Congress by
460 maj jority.
The Republicans gain $500 over last year.
Berks county shows Democratic gains thus
far.
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 49, The city gives
1859 Democratic majority, Democratic gain
of Col over last year.
New York, Oct. l2.-In the Protestant
Episcopal Union to-day, lengthy memorial
was presented protesting against deyiations
from the prescribed ritual of the church, and
directed against the High Church practices,
and praying for the passage of a cannon es-
tablishing and enforcing uniformity In Divine
worship In all the churches, and tending TO
renew and preserve that simplicity which the
Protestant Episcopal Church in this country
has sought to obtain
Judge Cunningham, who presented the me-
mortal, also presented cannon in conform
ity with the views therein set forth, forbid
ding extraordinary yestments during worship,
candlesticks, candelebra and the communion
table, bowling at the name of Jesus, the ele-
vation of either of the elements during the
Holy Communion and other High Church
practices
After some debate the matter was referrel
to a committee on cannons. The same sub
ject came up in several different forms during
the session.
Washington, October l2.-The President
through the War Department, to-day Issued
general orders for the information of army
officers, quoting the provisions of the COnsti-
tuition relative to the election of President
and the laws for the punishment of military
and naval officers interfering with such elec-
tions. The order is intended as a rebuke to
Gen. Reynolds, who issued an order forbid
ding the holding of an election for President.
1t has been ascertained, from authentic
source, that Minister Hale has applied,
through the cable, for instructions, In view
of the political situation at Madrid. These
were sent through same medium.
Mr.. Hale now trIegraphs that, in compliance
with these instructions, he has recognized the
new government.
Senior Vela was to-day recognized as Charge
d'AGairs of the Republics of Guatemala and
Salvador.
Chicago, October l2.--The Italians of sew
eral cities to-day celebrated the anniversary
Of the discovery of America. They Iaraded
the streets and INDUCED in general festiyi-
ties.
reals, which was offered TO the Provisional
Junta, was Immediately accepted.
London, Oct. IA dispatch from Bombay
.ays that favorable reports have been received
Of the progress of the expedition against the
northwestern opposition.
The Fenian prisoners are to be relieved at
Dartmouth.
Havana, Oct I2.-Captaiu Gen. Lerouude
to-day issued an elegant proclamation TO the
citizens and soldiers, enjoining tranquility
md order.
Advices from Mexico state that the widow
0f Gen. Patoni is accused by Canto, of the as
;assination of her husband.
The trial of prisoners, arrested for revolt at
Vera Cruz. IL going on.
Oronnzos, n COlonsl in the Imperial army,
mas been arrested
The Hon. Orato Nanquex has been captured
It Rias.
Gold has beer discovered at Guadaliara.
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luiet tonight No meetings are being held.
rhe Democrats calculate on a majority in the
city of from 5000 TO 5000, while the Repub-
icans are equally confident of a majority of
over 5000
Montgomery. Oct. I2.-Gov. smith. has
ssued a proclamation for the election for
President ia November.
Pittsburg, October 1.-Two night trains on
the Aneghany road yesterday collided, result
ng in the death of one man, the complete
wreck of both engines, and the burning of
i've oil cars No passengers were injured.
Washington, Oct. l2.-The Post-office De-
partment has information that temporary ar
angements have been made by the Vice Pres
dent, of the u. p. K. R., for the carrying of
the mails between the termibi of the Pacific
roads. Telegrams from several parties have
been received to-day, offering to contract for
the transportation of the mails. One offer
comes from Brigham Young The PROPOSE
lions are under consideration with view 20
ecurs certainty of service by express until
he completion OF the Railroad. Wells, Far
20 & Co., are not inclined TO continue the
nail service much longer.
Madrid, Oct. l2.-The United States Is the
Inst nation TO recognize the new provisional
government of Spain. The Madrid Gazette
today Published the text OF the official recog !
lition of the new government. made through !
Mr. Hale, the American Minister.
The Junta has declared in favor of addi- |
.ional reforms, among which Is the abolition
IF the death penalty aud the sanctIty of pri- /
rateletters and policies
The Junta has ordered the restoration of /
he bark Tornado TO England, and payment
IF damages for her wrongful detention, and /
he imprisonment of the Spanish officials who \
ordered her seizure.
Paris, Oct. l2.-The Journal des Debats
ays that Capt. General Losundi, of Cuba, has /
riypn in his adhesion to the new provisional /
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