Collected from tie National Intelligencer.

 PENNsYLyANIA ELECTIoN.
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We expected to receive in the Philadel- phia papers of V Hednesday morning, the re- suit of the election in Philadelphia city and county of the preceding day but no Philadelphia paper came to hand by the mail of Wednesday night. They were kept open for fnll returns, we presume, and miss ed the mornings mail. V learn. however, by gentleman who left Philadelphia on Wednesday mornings boat, that, in the city proper, the Whig candidates, Messrs. INGERsoLL and HARPER are elected by a majority greater than the Whig majority at the last election; that in the lst district, Mir. SUTHERLAND IS reelected by 1400 votes over MT. GowEN and that in the 3d district, Mir. AsH's majority over Col. War MouGH, is 1900. We learn further, and with deep regret, that there was bloody affray in one of the outer wards, in the course of Tuesday night; fire arms were used, two men were killed outright, many more wounded, and several houses were burnt. These details may have been ex- aggerated to our informant, but enough oc- cured, we fear, to grieve and disgust all who value the freedom of the elective fran chise as the bulwark of liberty.

 Oct. ls.-The Baltimore Chronicle of yesterday brought us the following state- ment of the result of the Congressional election in seven districts: