The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07
Eastern elections.

The overland mail arrived 1t Gilroy on the
Sd inst, with dates from 81. Louis to Nov. 10th.
By this arrival we have Intelligence Of the re-
suit ofths elections In New York. New Jersey.
Massachusetts,, Wisconsin, and Louisiana.
The election tOsk place In New York on the
9th Of November, and the Tribune Of the 9th
figures out the result as follows: a
The 1--WE State officers on the American and
Republican tickets are certainly elected; this
includesthe Controller, Attorney General, Trea'
surer, and Judge and Clerk Of the Court OF Ap.
peAls. The other four officers on the State
ticket remain Ia doubt, but the Republicans are
probably elected. The New Senate 10 undoubt-
edly Republican, probably by an increased ma
jority; and the Assembly 10 also Republican.
The county officers elected, are three-fourths
Republicans. The city elects q Republican
Senator, which 10 Democratic loss. The No
zart Hall, or ex-Mayor Wood, Democratic nom
inees, fall very far behind the Tammany candi-
dates. II sppears that the city during the day
was quiet, and that the voting was slowly con-
Quoted, In consequences Of the Registry Law;
but $4,000 votes were polled-over 1900 votes
less than the number registered. The Demo-
cratic majority in the city for Controller 10 III
TT; for Secretary OF State, 1902. The Re-
Maniee.
The American State Convention Of New York
refused TO nominate separate ticket, but en-
dorsed Eve Of the Republican and four Of the
Democratic candidates. II appears that the
Republican candidates endorsed by the Ameri-
cans have been elected, while the others are in
doubt. @I
In New Jersey the election also took place
on the 9Th. A dispatch from Trenton, dated
on the 9th says that the returns from various
sections Of the State, indicate the election of
Chas. A. Olden, Republican, as Governor. by
about two thousand majority. The State Sen.
ate will be Democratic, but the complexion OF
the House is doubtful.
In Massachusetts, there we're four tickets In
the field. viz: Democratic, Republican, Free
School, and Opposition. According to dis
patch from Boston, Of Nov. 9th, the returns
from nearly the whole State give Banks. (Re-
publiean) for Governor. q majority Of upwards
Of 1000 over all competitors; bis plurality over
Butler, (Democrat) is over $4,000. The entire
Republican State ticket Is elected, and that
party as usual have large majority In both
branches Of the Legislature.
The election In Wisconsin took place Nov.
7th, and scattering returns from various parts
Of the State show Republican gains over 1857,
indicating the reelection Of Randall, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor.
The Louisiana election took place on Mon
day, Nov. 7th. Contrary to expectation, every
thing passed on quietly at New Orleans. The
Americans carried the city by about $500 ma
jority, olscting 10 out Of 23 Representatives,
and al the Senators. The Democrats have
elected their State ticket Mr.. Taylor, (anti-
Slidel Democracy aud Edward Bouligny (Amer-
ieau) are elected to Congress.
At the special election in Illinois. for member
Of Congress from the Springfield District, 10
place Of Harris, deceased, John A. MeClernard,
(Demoerat) Is elected BY from 1000 to 5000
majority.
Atohison county, Kansas, has given Johnson,
the Democratic candidate for Congress, 1873 ma.
jority, and elected the entire Democrats coun-
~ ticket. This is . small Democratic gain.
No other returns have been received.