Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

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York, with six precincts to hear from, give the
Union ticket 90 ,o7s and the republican 81 ,7s4;
majority q, 1874.
Eightwards in Brooklyn--Lincoln oil, Union
s,426 New Uuecht-Lincoln 1877, Union z37.
The Union majority in the city Of BROOKLYN is
stated in private dispatch at $50
In Steuben county there are heavy republican
gains. In the town Of Ithaca-republican DO.
Union e62-a small Union loss
Sroome county-l,66s republican majority.
Steuben county-3,OO0 republican majority.
RICHMOND county-7s6 Union majority
majority.
Six democrats, or Union men, are elected to
Congress from The city Of New York, viz Benz
Elijah Ward, J. C. Delaplaine. -
n. X. Van Vslien ourg, rep, 10 elected to Con-
gress from the 2Sth district by majority, in
place Of irvine, rep.
The dispatches from different parts of the STATE
report large republican gains, indicating Lin.
coin election oy large majority.
NEW JERSEY.
A private dispatch states that Mr. Speaker Pen
nington is reelected from the Newark district
Salem county is conceded to Lincoln by the
democrats. -
PENNSYLVANIA.
The republican majority in Philadelphia ever
the Reading ticket is IL 5S4; over both Douglas
and Reading, 1891; over all, sf3.
Scattering returns from the interior show large
republican gains Lancaster county gives 90
Huntingdon 800, and Allegheny fO,OOO, all re-
publican msJorities.
DELAWARE
Wilmington has given Lincoln 300 majority
The State has gone for Breckenridge by 500 ma
jority.
Baltimore city-Breckinridge Ia $50, Bell L. 6le
Douglas .562, Lincoln ,Os2.
The returns from Allegheny county indicate 500
Tor Bell over Breckinridge, a gain Of nearly
LOO
The Union men claim the State by net less than
coo. -"
Z VIRGINIA.
Alexandria city-Bell 9s, Breckfpridre 5I7
Douglas 1876, Lincoln 2.
Alexandria, town and county-BelI I,OOs.
Brec kinridge SOB, Douglas 1879.
Loudoun county-Bel ,031, Breckinridge US,
Frederieksburg-Ben $50, Breckenridge s32,
Douglas I79.
Harpsrs Fsrry-Bel 27s, Douglas 27s, Brecl kin
Jefferson county-Bell has about 4sO over Brecl-
inridge.
sPetersburg-Belle $40, Dougla, 6Ia, Brsclinridge
NOrfOlk-Ben $50, Breckenridge 43s, Douglas
Pertsmouth,Beu s7e, Breckinridge s5s, Doug
NansemOnd cOunsy-suffOlk gives Bell so ma
Richmond city-Ben ,s5s, Breckenridge I,l7O,
Harrison county gives Breckenridge m,jority
=
sPottsylvania Court-house-Bell Ic2, Douglas
40, Breckinridge 80.
The returns Continue favorable {, Bell Doug
las n axes heavy inroads in the Tenth Legion,
beating Bell and Breckenridge in Rocking ham.
Virginia has doubtless given Bell a large plu-
rality. .
NORTH CAROLINA
Wilmington gives Breckenridge $50, Bell 500
Seven county precincts show uniform Brec kim
ridge gains In Raleigh Bell 504, Breckinridge
l39, Douglas ia. Duplin county gives Breckin-
ridge gains. In seven precincts Of New Hanover
county Breckenridge gains 70
Wake county, partial returns, Bell 6la, Breck-
inridge PA, Douglas l27. The same precincts
gave Pool 492 majority. .
fhe State has in all probability gone for Breck-
inridge.
KENTUCKY
The Bell and Douglas men give Kentucky to
Bell from $1,000 20 $4,000 majority. The returns
are too limited TO form any reliable estimate
Louisville gives Bell S23; douglas 2, 6S3; Brock
inridge $50; Lincoln about 100 '.
show the Douglas vote is quite feeble. The
State south Of the Tennessee have all probably
gone for Breckenridge.
We learn from Cleveland that partial returns
from about a dozen counties show large Repub-
lican gains, amounting to 200 or 800 per county.
Lincoln will probably have $4,000 majority In
the State.
Er- LOUISIANA
The parish Of New Orleans gives Bell $50,
Douglas :, sos, Breckenridge 2,6I5.
... ,-. MISSOURI. ..--
st. Louis gives Lincoln $500, Douglas e,l57,
Bell 1872. Scattering returns from tue interior
indicate that Douglas has carried the STATE
MICHIGAN
Every county In the lower part Of the Peninsula
10 believed to have given republican majorities