Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05
TELEGRAPHICI NEWS
Returns from the EIect,e,.-



BALTIMORE, Nov. S. Inn ia. ,
c;, oelng received very SLOWLY, and thes. ~ ths
ity viii noe YET complete. The American major.
DetachsS reach 10 0oo IN Baltimore
, Dssa neo returns from Baltimore county Show
., 49,. ~ gains, while those from Hartford conn.
,s,n,ns a." . "a Iaic grains In both instance, the
The returns o f inoen l,h to give figures.
likewise incomplete and indefinite -'S
CuMBERLAND, Nov. T. D m RI, ,.
have come to hand. Cumberland giyes Krnh.,
Dem, for Congress, Us majoritv oys, u,'
American. FrOstburg gives kunkel aS maiori,S'
gain of 60 in Frostburg and loss of q In cnyn-
berIand on Buchanan's vote ' ""i-
FREDERTcK, Nov. q. y. m.-Hapersto,rn rive.
hnnkei 20 majority; Woodsboroush 81, and Pred
eIlck city 40, showing gains for Kunkel OF
about 800. Mount Pleasant gives Hoffman los
and New Market 81; a slight gain.
HhGERsTowN, Nov. 4-Funkstown, Kunkel
u HaSerstown. 10; Cavetown, 207 and Thigh.
ndhton majority, gain of over 20 votes. The
county has probably gone for KunkeI by about
'o or % majority. II gave Fillmore IS msjority.
HAvRE On GRACE, Nov. 4-The American
.tar r acket Is elected here by average MAORI
" OF 90 votes Galloway, for county clerk leads
Jarrett about 30 votes
NEW YoRx.
ROCHESTER. Nov. 3-The CITY give. a Demo-
cratic majority Of GO.
, BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-The Democrats lose Is5 the
Republicans ,ll9, and the Americans .Ia5 yotes
oswEGo, Nov. The Democrats gain Ias
ro.eS III tnis CITY. The Republicans lose 100 and
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Returns received here indi-
cate the success Of the Republican ticket
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-WeII-informed Demo-
Gratis claim the State by fourteen fifteen thous-
ana majority but others think the Republicans
have small plurality. Several DAYS will prob-
ably elaps- before the result Is decided
The footings Of the returns, aggregate and re-
Po'ed, IN 81 counties, including York, Kings
Oneida II. Lawrence and Jefferson, give a Dem
ocratic plurality Of $4,000 votes-a Democratic
gain over the Republicans, compared with the
gubernatorial vote of last year, Of IS 600 votes
Fuller returns Just received here render n al
most certain that the Republican State ticket has
been elected.
ALBASV, Nov. i.-The result Of the election in
this state Is very close and doubtful, and cannot
northern counties.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The Tribune of this
morning comedies the defeat Of the Republicans
by 10000 to 2l,OO0 majority. IL says that the
Democratic vote Of the State il about same as at
the last election, while 100000 abstained from
voting The Senate is probably Republican,
but the House Democratic.
MAssACHUsETTs
BosToN, Nov. 4.-The vote for Governor in all
but four towns, stands-Banks. Republican 6i-
400 Gardner; American, 1854; Beach, Demo
crat, 81 900. In the House the Republicans have
thus Tar clear majority OF 90.
NEW JERSEY.
State Senators, members of the Assembly county
clerks, &c took place in this State to-day For
Assembly, in Burlington, Mickle. Democrat, us
majority; KEYS, Democrat, % majority: Middle
ton, Democrat, 90 majority Mercer county
East W indsor township-Van Dyke, Union, IL
majority.
Returns from three wards in Elizabethtown
show majority of 2ii for Ayres, Democrat, for
State Senator, and az for Price, Union for Assem-
bly,.
TRENTON, Nov. i.-The Democrats carried
both branches Of the Legislature Yesterday.
TRENTON, Nov 5.-The Democrats have elect
ed six ont Of eight Senators. The Senate will
thus stand IS Democrats 10 6 opposition In the
House, Democrats Is, opposition -.
WIsCoN.Iy
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 3-Milwaukie city and three
towns In Milwaukee county give Cross the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor, 3 go majority
Dane CONTEMPLATION city and three towns
give Cross 81 majority.
Incomplete returns from ten other counties give
Randall, the Republican candidate for Governor,
500 majority.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 3-The State election
which was held yesterday, was quietly conduct,
ed. Only small vote was cast. But little in
terest was felt in this city. -Four members of
Congress, members Of the State Legislature and
various State officers, were elected. The Ameri-
can ticket succeeded by considerable majority
DETROIT
DETROIT, Nov. 3-The municipal election to-
day passed off quietly. Patton, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, has been elected by about
SIC majority. The Democrats have undoubtedly
elected their whole city ticket, and nine out Of
twelve Of the aldermen.