Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-06
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.


majority OF 36,eis. The twenty nine counties
20 hear from will reduce the above TO ayJoc. IL
Is go estimated by the Albany Argus. The
Albany Journal comedies the election Of Scy-
mour.
The following are the Congrsssmen known
First District, H. @. stebbns, Dcm.; I'd, NJ.
=. OdsiI, Dim; Sd, NJ, Kalbfieish, Dem: ith,
Ben. Wood, Dem ; 5th, Fernando Wood, Dim;
eIh, Elijah Ward, Dem: eth, J. W. Chauler,
Erm.; Eth, James Brooks, DEM. 9Th, A Her
,ick, hm.; ioth, w; Rad,ord, Dem; iith, q. II.
field. Dem; i2th. h. "A. Nelson, Dem; 18Th,
]. u. Steele, Dem: 1ith, Z. Corning, Dem: 18th,
J. A. Griswoid, Lem. EF- -
NKw YORK, Nov. IS, N-Further returns
2lsi District, and liuTlburt, Republican,, in the
I'm District 81 i-awrcncc county gives $500
majority for Wsds worth; Oneida county gives
him Stt majority, and Madison county I,3p
majority. &C. -
There are probably 10 democrats and u Re.
pnblicens elected 10 Congress
ALBANY. Nov 6.-The Atlas and Areus
fieurss, up 10 10 clock to- night give e, n,onr
li.ai5 majority in the State Its estimates are
low, those Of the Democratic State Committee
showing about is.OUn majority.
There seems 10 b~ ao reasons To believe that
any candidate on the Democratic State ticket is
defeated.
The Albany Atlas and Argus gives the
follow ing: ]! democratic Congressman: the
Assembly, So Democrats and 5S Republicans
and hfteen districts yet to be krard from
NEW JERSEY.
In New Jersey the Democrats elect their
Governor by SIN OF eight thousand majority
Thy viii also have majority on joint ballot
in the legislature Rogers, Steele and perry
are elected 10 Congress
TRENTON, Nov. Parker. Deraocrat is
elected Governor by leG0O majority Demo-
cratic gain OF le,cGG over last Governors vote
lhe following congressman are elected list
district. Starr, Rep; I'd, Middleton, Dem; Sd.
Steele. Dem; ith, Rogers, Dem. 5th, Perry,
Dem.
The Democrats gain one Congressman.
Both branches OF the Legislature are largely
Democratic.
Starr is elected in the First Congressional
District by j5e majority.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. Nov 5-For Congress. New
Castle county gives Fisher, Union, 49, and
Temple. Dem, 2.G-; Kent county gives Tenn
Pile, Drm, AS majority; Sussex county gives
I'mrir, Iarm.: e3 majority. Fishers majority
Cannon, the Union candidate for Governor.
was ahead OF his ticket, and win have nearly
lCt: majority.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5-Cannou the Irnion
candidate 1or Governor. is certainly elected
The legislature is still in doubt.
KENTUCKY.
louisville, Nov. i.-George A. Yeatman
oausrd by the resignation Of the late General
James :. Jackson.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. All but p towns give Gov
i
has "a Republicans and Peoples. The House
has ls9 Republicans and 81 Peoples.
The following are the names of the Congress
men elect; First district, Thomas ID. EIiot,
Rep; I'D, Oakrs Ames, Rep; Sd, John :. Sleep
er, Peoples; ith, samuel Hooper, Rep; 5th, J.
II. Alley, Rep; 9th, Daniel w. tiooch, Rep:
IN, Gcoree s Boutwell,, Rep;; sth, John d.
ieth, Henry l.. Dawes. Rep.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. The returns, thus far re-
ceired, indicate The following Congressman
elected from the State:
First district. Isaac Arnold, Rep: ed, John
w. Farnswortb, Rep; Sd, T.. B. Washburne
Rep; iih, doubtful-Chas. II. Lawrence, Rep,
JOY. Rep; 9Th, Jesse Morton, Rep: 7th,
douhtful-Ehiah McC Carty, Rep, and John r.
Eden. Dem, running; sth, John J, Stewart,
Dem: 9th, Lewis w. Ross, Dem: ION. Antho,
ny /. Knapp. DEM; 1lrh, ]. &. Robinson, Dem;
l2th, VIM. r. Morrison, Dem; 18Th, VIM. J.
Alien. Dom.
The vote on the congressional candidates al
large is close. They are James e. Allen and
c: Ingersoll. 1ngersoll, war democrat, is pos
sibly elected.
CHIcAGo, Nov.5.-Harris, Democrat is elect
ed 10 Congress in the fth district, and from late
returns, the Republicans conceae the election
of James 4. Allen, the democratic candidate at
large for Congress.
WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Nov. .i.-Seven towns in Walworth
county give John +. Potter, Republican. for
Congress, in the 1st district, LBS majority
Three towns in Kenosha county give Potter 3iu
majority. His majority in this county will be
about So -.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-The State is holly aon.
tested by'both parties. The county of Mil au-
kfe will give Brown, Democrat, 4, go majority
over Potter, Republican,. Kenosha county
probably $50 for Potter. Seven towns in wal
worth county give Potter some 500 majority
The friends of Brown claim his election
returns from the balance Of the district and the
soldiers vote may elect Potter. -
WILwArKIE, Nov. 5.-The Democrats have
elect. d two Members of Congress, Brown and
Eldridge, and the Republicans three, Sloan
Cobb, and Han cheft; one is yet in doubt.
~ MISSOURI
ST. Louis, Nov. 4--Midnight-The latest re.
turns show that the vote IN this city between
Blair is doubtless elected by the votes of the
districts outside of the city. > = -'1-
ST. Louis, Nov.4.-The entire county ticket
of the radical Republicans is elected. Blow,
ID district by 5ooG majority. - ss+E
ST. Louis, Nov. 5.-Frank Blair is elecusd TO
Congress by about 500 majority.
81 MICHIGAN s--.s.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-Scattering returns fndi-
cate the election of the whole Republican STATE
ticket, by majority of probably not less than
$500. f...s-- = EIt1t -
- - MINNESOTA.
sST. PAIL, Noy.5.-Ramsey county gives Gull
len, Democratic candidate for Congress, 500
sandidaie foi Congress, So majority.
The result is very uncertain, as the returns
come in slowly Oi - 80, - - .....,-. p
ELECTION AMONG THE WISCONSIN, TROOPS.
By the following dispatch to the CAsonicse, z
giving the particulars Of TIE voting sniongst
the Wisconsin troops near Fortress Monroe, IL
would appear that Greeley's claim that the
elections would have gone diferently had the
soldiers been at home to vote, is hardly well
founded: rs-st.. r. e. 3.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 5th,-fDispatch 70
the Daily Chronicle. THE Second Wisconsin
Battery, stationed at Hampton, yesterday
voted. 1t is made up Of men from all parts Of
the state. The following returns have been
collected - For Congress--lst district, j. >.
Brown, Dem, 30. Second district J6shua e.
Guppy, Dem, O.. Third district, Philemon B.
Simpson, Dem, T. Fourth district G. A. Ed.
ridge, Dem, 30; E. &. Bragg, Rep, 10. - 81 :.
The 19th Wisconsin alse voted. IL is sta
toned at Norfolk, and there are returns from
four companies. For Congress-First district
Potter, Rep- Is; j. s. Brown, Dem, D. Sec
ond district, Sloan, Rep. 10; a sppy, war Dem.
I, Fourth district, Bragg. Union Dem, Y; EE
bridge, Dems, a. fifth district. +. l.. Brown,
Rep, 0e Ezra Wheeler, Hem, 4. Sixtsa dtsfrfc1