From the NeaU York american.
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Pennsylvania Elcctions.-Our accounts of them
are, indeed, most unexpectedly encouraging. The
success of MIR. Sergeant, in Il district where the
Jackson organ has said " ii would be satisfied with
nothing less than one thousand majority for Mr.
Hemphill,' was the first blow TO the hopes Of the
combination---bu then they consoed themselves by
saving, that the Congressional district embraced on
" twelve out of the fifteen wards Of the city, but
that, if the whole city had voted, the result would
have been different. Unfortunately for this posi-
ton, the majority of Mr.. John Hare Powell, the ad-
minstration candidate for the Senate, was in the
whole city, 328-whie that OF Mr.. Sergeant, in the
twelve wards was 157--so that the other wards
would have added to, nsteao of diminishing his tna-
jority.