Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08
FIRE IN KINSTON.

FIRE IN KINSTON.
Last night fire broke out in Kinston. and =,
FIVE houses were destroyed.-No particulars ~"
Especial DisI atch to the Jor,,.
GoLDsBoRo', Nov. Gil. 80
Goldsboro' gives Breckenridge 3l8, Bell so Nm. 4"
4. There will be a small Democratic o., gas
Wayne County.
Especial Dispatch to the Jor,n.,
RALEIGH, Nov. ell P N
AS far as heard from Breckenridge gains 80 w.
" axe. He will carry the County.
FIRST DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Gil,
MARYLAND.--Ba MISUNDERSTANDING on5 r Ill.,
1850 Bell and Everett, 1853; Douglas l ;so
Lincoln, 1882. The Unionists, however, c.i ,"o-
State by not less than 1000.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Republicans have cor,;.,
the Congrt ssiona Districts except Burlingames d
CONNECTICUT has gone for Lincoln by some y.
sands
New YoRK.-Returns from seven wards in tbo r..
gives the Union Ticket 1900 Lincoln 8.OOO
Observation-Disclosures returns from iD,..
portions OF the State show large gains for the Rer
cans, over the Governors vote.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YoRK-Eighteen wards give 25,OO0 nao,,,
for the Union ticket Ia nearly all the interior c,
ties there are Republican gains.
R1cHMoND.-BelL, LILO; Douglas, 1853 Return,
continue favorable for Bell. The Breckinridgtr has.
their hopes on distant counties. Douglas makes bev,
inroads on the Tenth Legion.
THIRD DISPATCH.
DELAwARE-Returns from Delaware indicate ,b,
the State has gone for Breckenridge by 100 majority
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Returns from Northwestern Virginia indicate that
the State has gone for Bell by large majority.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
VERMoNT.-Lincolns majority will be from $4,000
to 10000.
MASSACHUSETTS plurality will probably
reach 10000.
SIXTH DISPATCH.
LoU1s1ANA.-New Orleans City-Bell $500 Doug.
las 1898 Breckenridge 2,645.
M1ssoUR1.-St. Louis City-Lincoln 10000 Doug.
las $500 Bell 1920 scattering returns from the
terror indicate that the State has gone for Douglas
SEVENTH DISPATCH
M1CHIGAN.-The State is claimed Tor Lincoln by .,
600. -Four Republican Congressman elected.
EIGHTH DISPATCH.
KENTUcKY.-A dispatch from Louisville says that
the Bell and Douglas men gives the State to Bell b.!
$4,000 majority.
Private dispatches concur in the belief that Louis.
ana has gone for Breckenridge
Douglas vote is quite feeble all south Of TeunC8H
1t is believed that all the States south of Tennessee M
gone for Breckenridge.
IND1ANA.-A dispatch from Indianapolis says ther
dications are that Lncons plurality in the State wi
be $4,000.
The latest dispatches say that Lincoln has cara
Pennsy lvania, New York, Illinois, Connecticut Maaa
mont, Indiana, Maine and Michigan, which gives bin
1853 Electoral votes-sx more than a majority in le
Electoral College.
NINTH DISPATCH.
ALABAMA-Mobile City and County gives Douglas
majority of zig over Bell, and 800 over Brecknrd
TENTH DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 7tb 1860
The estimated majority in New York for Lincohn
$4,000; Michigan 25,OOO Maine Is 900; Ilino8lj
600 Ohio, 10000; Wisconsin 10 600 Iowa and Mn
nesota are strongly claimed by the Republicans Ten
nessee has probably gone for Bell
The friends of the South and the Union here con
graduate themselves in consequece of the increased con-
sentative majority in Congress.
| Lncolns administration will be divested Of Leglsa
| tive power to injure the South if so disposed.
LATEST.
n ~ -
GEoRGIA.-Only few counties heard from, but
Breckenridge has probably carried the State
New YoRK-As far as heard from the Republican
majority is upwards of $4,000.
| MIssoURI-In ten towns Douglas leads Bell lOA
U. S. DISTRICT JUDGE RESIGNED
A dispatch from Charleston says that the L. D
District Judge for that district, resigned his oie
open Court this morning.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
| ST. JOINS, n. F., Nov. 9th, 1861
The Steamship Persia, from Liverpool with daa8
the 9th ut., passed Cape Race Yesterday. Her ne''
is unimportant.
France has raised the price of tobacco.
| The news from Italy is unimportant
THE MARKETS.
|
middling qualities having improved most; the MARIE
for other qualities is weak but quotations are uncbans
Flour is steady, and former quotations are O''v'
maintained Wheat has declined I'd. Corn que
holders having advanced their preeDSions' SAFES D'
been only moderate Rice firm, holders demand an o.
vance, market firm at S. Sd. for lots to arrive oPA"
Turpentine firm at 35s.
/ NEW Work. MARKET,
! New YORK, November Z, loO~
! At the close yeStsrdayI
Cotton quiet. Flour has declined cents oou,D''
SIS 80 to Sc per bbl Wheat declined cen@a
| Corn quiet mixed II Y cents per busheb op',-
Turpentine dull at 80 IL Al cents per gallon R'D
dull. Rice steady,
| From New MexicO--Indan Troubles
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Oct. 3l.-The New M Nc An.