OHIO-THE RESULT.
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We have received letter this morning from Co., iumbus, the capital Of ihe S,aic which denitively

 tles the long doubiful question, the result of the late election tn Ohio. Il was written Thurs day last. All the returns have been received except ssSS for the WS;gs and the Csnss;ssiioa. Owing to the orgsy of el:er in the name of Gen. Finday, in which as we uadersiaad, he was made 10 avOw him. self Roman Catholic, he was deprived of much of his suppor In shs Wesiera Reserve. aad the consequence

 s the election of Lucas, by about three thousand ioriay. In 1882. his majority vas upwards of sighf tho.saxd In the proseRt Congress, the Tory Van Bu

 rsr men have slsUen members and .he Wings sighs.- Of he members now chosen. !hs Whigs have carried ss. msmbers and there Hie '' noR-cOmmistal." "- T ,hs Ina, Legislature of OhiO the Van Buren Tories had ajoriay ca joiot baIIO. of t'osnty,eieh. The Whgs have now a majority of tOetps in the Assembly aed fsUa in ,bo Senae-DakDg fall majority n joint baot of Toueeen and showing Jackson loss Of t'eeD- GysigAi ensbsrs. The contest has "ga.S:' Geariul odds. The GOvernmeni, on the one nand; with iw organized cohorts Of ecehOtdeTs exern"g a

 i.s powers' and scattering shoWerS of gold to corrupt

 eho people, and on the Othsr the tnehdS 0t the NO"