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 We have ! copy af the R lleish Standard fthe lsh inst which gives much favorable returns oi the .,ecrion in thai stsie an have heretofore been pub l.hel. I, the eight districts Henetal Saunders, { ein) elected b, mainrity nf 4s6 yote--siowng h ,efy important increase in On pnpnlar naj"its

 h the second district, Daniei, (.len.) s elected D, . majority of os.

 In the sixth district, Arlington. (dern.) s elected hs najority af abtut l50 votes.

 Thu Standard says that Sheppard's election m the ninth district is very >,rtain. The returns were not all received.

 h Orange. the whig majority has been reduced al most 100 votes

 How the entire delegation stands, is not yet kn'wn

 The Savannah, papers contain of an lnlian outrage ia Georgia. On the 2ith inst. men were murdered tt near Traders Hill, in the yicnlty oi okeisnokee. There also report, that orr or two more individuals met like fate at the hands ot the faithess Seninoles. One of the murdered men, was killed in his own house, in which ol three children, who fortunately made their esrie to thsr mother Gen. Clinch was the trail of these blood.hounds.

 A destructive fire occurred in Raleigh, N. C. or the l4th inst. commencing in the stable of Ellen & Bsvers. Tine Misses Pillain's boarding house, ano seyern of the adjoining house, with five valuable horses, were destroyed.