Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-04
TELEGRAPHTC,
TOWER THE UNION LINE.1
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.
LATE AND INTERESTING NEWS.

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GILRoY, Dec Sd.
The overland mail, with dates from 81
Louis to Nov. 10TH arrived here this morn.
ing at o'clock.
Sr. LOUIS. Nov. l0th.-The overland mai
Of Oct. 18th. arrived last night. 1t brought
six passengers
No other arrival from Europe.
The Republicans have carried New Yorl
and Massachusetts; have elected theil
Governor and Q majority in one branch o.
the Legislature 10 New Jersey, and have
gained, as far as heard from, In Wisconsin
The Democrats have carried the only
county heard from in Kansas. Have elected
their Congressman in Illinois and their State
ticket in Louisiana.
The Americans have carried New Orleans
and the opposition have elected one Congress
man, together with an anti iSlidell Democrat.
European affairs are generally looked upon
as very pscariOus, and stirring events ars
again apprehended on the continent.
The San Juan affair is not considered bv
any means settled. The position Of England
is said to be naughty and almost insolent.
Nothing decisive is anticipated before the
meeting Of Congress.
1t is said that Commodore Vanderbilt, at
the solicitation Of the Post Office Department
is pushing arrangements for the speedy open.
ing of the Nicaragua route, and that he has
offered Nicaragua fair terms, say dollar for
each passenger who crosses the Isthmus. and
to build railroads between certain points.
Gen. Jarez thinks the obstacle interposed by
the Belly grant will soon be removed.
The New York Tribune. yesterday morn
ing. stated rumor that Gov. Wise had made
q requisitiOn on Gov. Morgan, of New York,
for Gerritt Smith. Later in the day the ru-
NOR was positively contradieted.
The friends of the la je SENATOR Broderick
in New Yerk compelled the pihnhgement of
the old Bowery TheateT to wl,hdfhaAa piece
entitled ''Thtee eras in thS life of iIfAman.'
On Saturday night last m1ge ppl'za force
was on hand, but no violehce was t1zort9a. to.
The Elections. Yofk.
The Tribune of yesterday, (Ncy ota}hkl
ures out the result of the election held on the
previous day throughout the State; a. s9l-
lows The five State officers on the Americdn
and Republican tickets are certainly electedNl
This includes the Comptroller, Attorney Gen.
eral, Treasurer, and Judge and Clerk of the
Court of Appeals. The other four officers
on the State ticket remain in doubt, but the
Republicans are probably elected. The new
Senate is undoubtedly Republican, probably
by an increased majority, and the Assembly
is also strongly Republican. The county of
GERS elected are three-fourths Republicans
The city elects one Republican Senator which
is Democratic loss. The Mozart Hall or
Ex-Mayor Wood Democratic nominees fall
very far behind the Tammany candidates.
From another dispatch, it appears that the
city during the day was quiet, and that the
voting was slowly conducted in consequence
of the registry law; but $4,000 votes were
polled, over 1900 less than the number regis
tered. The Democratic majority in the city
for Controller, is 12,777; for Secretary of
State, l9,072 The Third Ward gave the
Democratic candidate for Controller l39 ma,
iority. The Ninth Ward gave the Republi-
can candidate 64l majority, and the fifteenth
Ward $50 majority Those are the only
wards specified. The Republican Senator
said to be elected is Mr. Maniere.