From the Ohio Peoples Press. OHIO REDEEMEDl
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Gen. Joseph Vance, the Harrison candidate fer Go- vernon, IS elected by majority moi leas than SEVEN, and probably not more than NINE THOUSAND votes. Judge Baldwin. with very few exceptions re- ceyed the whole strength of lis party, and in large ma5o 5ofy Of the counties Is ahead of the Van Buren candidates for Congress and the Legislature.

 Eleven Harrison members of Congress are elected namely-Patrick G. Goode, Thomas Corwn, Samson Mason, Joseph Ridway, sen, Alexander Harper Jas Alexander, ir., Elisha Nhittlesey, John " Allen, A. ". Loonls, Wm. K. Bond, and Calvary Morris or Nahum Ward. Both the latter are Harrison men, and t IS not certainly ascerained which Is elected There was no Van Buren candidate ill the District. Elf Wards election seems most probable, as he received the Van Buren strength n every county, and large portion of the Wings in Washington and Monroe.

 Eight Van Buren members are believed io be elec- ted, name y-Alexander Duncan, Thomas l.. uamer, John Chaney, Daniel kigore, D. r. I,eadbetier, Mat ihias shePlar, Nm. H. Hunter, and Taylor r ebster, The two latter arc disputed by sonie-but have no doubt ot their having succeeded.

 On joint ballo the Van Buren party will have ma jority in the Legisaiufe varying from four 10 six. This result is, however, yet ascerained 10 ce- taaaty but enough ls known 10 give the Van Dnren party majority of four n the Senate and no returns 10 be received change the fact. In the House of Representatives., from the rerDs, received, tho parties are eTactiy equat--35 of each.

 The Ohio Legislature consists of l0s members 36 Senators and 72 Representaves-the former elec- ted for tAo years, and the latter annually.