The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-03
From the "Democrat Extra" Of Monday.
Arrival OF the Steamer
GOLDEN AGE.
Returns from all the States Election Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge.
MISCELLANEOUS q EUROPEAN NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l, 1856.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. /, looO.
| The Steamer Golden Age arrived at o'clock
on Sunday evening. She brings N. Y. dates to
Nov 9th, and N. o. to the 9th. ,+-
New York Nov 5th--The steamer Illinois
departs to-day at O'Clock, for Aspinwall.
Our returns of the Election yesterday, owing
to stormy weather and the arrangement Of the
lines south and west are not SO full as was anti
cipated, but enough is known to indicate the
probable election of the Democratic nominees.
Pennsylvania has gone for Buchanan; New
Jersey also. All the New England States and
New York go largely for Fremont.
Maryland is conceded to Fillmare. as
Few scattering returns from Virginia show
Democratic gains since the Gubernatorial cleo
ton last year. That State has of course gone
for Buchanan. Irn ef ca
From other States we have notyet (lIo'clock)
any returns, but shall probably hear from them
before the sailing of the steamer.
New Jersey, although it has gone for Bu-
chanan, has nevertheless elected Republican
Governor.
Incomplete returns from thrty-nine counties
in New York, give Fremont about 100000;
Buchanan liz, 900; Fillmore $4,000. FremonPs
plurality will be largely increased by the re-
turns to come in. No returns from the Con-
gressional districts in New York.
New YORK. Nov. 6th,.
The postponement of the departure of the
steamer until to-day, enables her to take out
the almost certain result of Tuesdays election,
namely, the choice of James Buchanan for the
next President. The returns thus far received,
indicate that the following States have gone for
the Democrats: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, In-
diana. Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina S.
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Flori-
da, Texas, Arkansas, Kentucky Tennessee and
Missouri-and the following States for Fremont
Maine, N. Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Is
land, Connecticut Vermont, New York, Ohio
Michigan and Wisconsin-Maryland has gone
for Fillmore.
Four States yet doubtful, viz: Illinois, Loui.
siana, Iowa and California. But. the States
above given for Buchanan, will cast 149 votes
enough to elect him.
The following are Fremont's majorities in the
New England States stimated:-Maine, 10000
New Hampshire, 6000; Vermont, 10000; Massa-
chusetts, 10000; Rhode Island. 5000; Connect
cut, 5000. Fremont's plurality in New York
will be between 10000 and $4,000 The whole
Republican State ticket is elected in New York.
New York City, for Mayor Wood, Democrat,
4O,797; Akin, Republican 1925; *. N,
l9,987,
MAssACHUsETTs.-Re Returns from all but 20
towns in Mass, give Fremont about lO3, ,OO0;-
Buchanan 81 900; Fillmore, 19,50O.
Burlingame is reelected to Congress- by 20
majority.
New JERsEY.-This State has gone for Bu-
chanan by large majority, but A. Newell, fu-
sonist, is elected over w. C. Alexander, Demo
crat, by perhaps 1000 majority. For Congress
there are undoubtedly three Democrats elected
and two opposition.
The city of Philadelphia gave
Buchanan 9S, l26 votes,
Fillmore, l2,557
Fremont, 6,9Sl
At o'clock on the 9th November the vote
in Pennsylvania stood
For Buchanan, 6S,0O0
For Fremont 10000
For Fillmore, $4,000
Michigan Incomplete. Republican major
ity about 10000.
ILLNoIs.-Majoritics thus far show Fremont
1000 ahead.
INDIANA.-Demooratc majorities, $3.50; Re-
publican, 2,7O9; Know Nothing, 307.
| WrocoN-crN EroDnoDt about mn ohood
KENTucKY.-A dispatch from Louisville states
that the Democrats have carried the State by
5000 majority.
OHIo.- Cincinnati and seven townships in
Hamilton county give Buchanan 1929; FIRE.
mont 1854; Fillmore, 4,S49. ..
AS far as we can hear elsewhere, the vote
does not essentially differ from that given in
October. The election passed off quietly.
The returns indicate Democratic success in
Cincinnati by slightly increased majority over
the State election.
: MARYLAND-In IL counties, Fillmore has
8,l63 majority over Buchanan
VRGNIA-It is useless to give the telegraph
ic returns from this State. The majority for
Buchanan will be large.
North CARoIINA-New Hanover county Dem
ocratic majority 900. The returns indicate a
decreased vote, but the State is certain for Bu-
chanan, by majority equal to Braggs.
SOUTH CARoIINA.-The Legislature to-day elec.
ted Electors under instructions to vote for james
, Buchanan for President.
GEoRGn-The returns from this State give
large Democratic gains. They will probably
carry the State by $4,000 majority. Ten coun-
ties, for instance, give Buchanan 2O5O majority,
being Democratic gain of 1900. heavy rain
storm prevailed generally throughout the State
and in consequence decreased vote was poled.
The returns from scattering precincts, indicate
about the same Democratic majorities as lost
year.
ALABAMA.-The returns as they come in show
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