Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NV York, Nov. 2.-The returns TINS far
Indicate tina, Gsrrit Smith, Aboltionst, will
not have over one hundred votes IN New
York city.
Four towns 10 Tompkins county give Re-
publican gain of 90. Ithaca gives Morgan
60 majority. In Syracuse there Is Demo
cratic loss Of upwards of 200. 10 Cham
plain, Democratic loss of ~.
Second district: J. Humphrey. Republi-
cau, is elected to Congress over +. Z. Litch-
field and George Taylor, Democrats. The
last-named is the present Incumbent.
Third district: Daniel E. Sickes, Demo
crat, is elected to Congress by l36 majority
over Williamson. American, and 269 over
Walbridge, Democrat.
Fourth district: 7. J. Barr, Hardshell An
ti-Tammsny Democrat, is elected to Con-
eress. This district is now represented by
John Kelly.
Fourteenth district j. II. Reynolds, Anti
Lecompton Democrat, is elected to Congress
by fifteen hundred majority over Erastus
Corning, the present incumbent.
Twentieth district: Roscoe Conkling, Re-
publican, is elected to Congress over p. S.
Root, Democrat. The district is now repre-.
sspted by o. B. Matteson.
III o'clock, p. M.--Probably Maclay,
DEM, John Cocbrane, Dem, Briggs, Opp,
and Clark, ant-Leccmplon Democrat, are
elected to Congress.
Buffalo city gives Morgan for Governor
4,025, Parker 1897, Burrows 2, l49, and
| Spaulding for Congress 2, 200.
Nine additional towns give Morgan 2.l2o,
Parker 1,709, Burrows $50.
Broome county complete gives Morgan SUI
plurality.
Twenty-Five additional scattering towns
give Morgan 1900 plurality.
New YORK, Nov. The majority in this
city for Mr.. Parker, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, is II 45I-the Fourteenth
Ward not yet heard from.
l2t o'clock .-Parker's plurality in New
York city is nearly twenty thousand. The
tltals Of the vote are: Parker 40, SSl, Morgan
2l,765, Burrows 6,947, Smith IS.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov. 2-Penninston (Rep.) has
been elected to Congress 10 the filth dis
trict. An Opposition sheriff and SIX Oppo'
sition Assem- blymen are also elected. This
| district is now represented by MIR. Worten'
dyke. ,uz
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, Nov. 2.-The returns are faVora'
Bile to the Republicans.
The Democrats have elected 3. T. Butler
to the State Senate, and Caleb Cushing to the
House.
In the fourth Congressional district Alex.
IL. Rioe, Rep, elected, one thousand plurality.
Ia the fifth Burlipgsme's rep election is
conceded. In the sixth Johu b. Alley Rep
lie elected.
A later despatch from Boston says that
the Republicans have swept the State: A
hundred and ten cities aud towns give l4,OOU
plurality for Banks. The entire Republican
Congressional delegation is elected. Bur
lingame hos zoo majority in the fifth dis
trict, and Rice |, 100 plurality in the fourth
The Legislature is largely Republican.
DELAWARE.
| WILMINGTON, Nov. 2-The election to-day
was for Governor and member of Congress
The candidates for the former were William
Burton, DEM, and james G. Buckmaster,
Opp., and for the latter VIM. G. Whitley,
D,,n., and Wm. r. Morris, Opp. The ma,
iortiss in Wilmington arc: in The First ward
for Burton SO, Tor Whitley 10; Second ward
80.
Midnight.-All the wards of the city give
40 majority for the Opposition or Peoples
| ticket