The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14
New Hampshire Election.

CoScoRD, n. H., March I'LL. 80 A. All
the returns from about It's towns give Gilmore,
"a, sSl; Eastman, %, 72a; Hartman, S,57S. These
returns indicate that there is no election of Gov.
ernor by the people. A
The Republicans will have q majority in the
Governors Council and in the Senate and House
of Representatives. 1t is believed that all the
Republican candidates for Congress are elected.
The majorties in the FIRST aud second districts
will be small.
CONCORD, N. q March 1.-THE election is
still very close. Ii Judge Eastman is not cleo
ted by majority of votes be will only want
few hundred. His plurality over Gilmore will
be from 4 to 5000. In the lst Congressional
District, it is probable that Marcy, democrat, is
elected by from to 500 majority. 1t will be
necessary to have the official account to accord
the I'd and Sd Districts. In the House, the Re-
publicans will have nearly as large majority as
last year. The Senate stands six and si1-per-
hsps the opposition to the democratic party may
have secured seven or eight Of the eleven mem
bers.
Concord, N. H., March l2.-Returns from all
but % of the 23S cities and towns, indicates the
following result, taking last years vote for
those not heard from, and adding s per cent
gain for Governor, the State will stand about as
follows: Eastman, dem, 32,O36; Gilmore, rep,
Is, 76o; Harmen, 4,269. Eastman lacks about
sOO.of q constitutional majority to elect him.
Eastman's gain from last year j. 1924.
For Congress, Daniel Marcy, dem., is elected
in the lst District over Joel Bassman, rep
Edward II. Rollins, rep, is elected in the I'd
Distric:. The Republicans will have between
| so and 20 majority in the House, and nine OF
the II Senators, and the Council will probably
stand Republicans and Democrats.
Nominations Conarmed.
The Senate in Executive Session to-day con.
6rmed the following nominations:
Leonard SWEET, of Illinois, E. G. Leech, of
New York, Commissioners of the United States,
under commission of Peru, for the settlement
of pending claims between citizens of the two
countries; Jas. Fl. Allen, of Connecticut, to be
Associate Justice Of the United States for the
Territory of Arizona; Cassius N. Clay, Minister
to Russia; Samuel j. Kirkwood, of Iowa, Min
lister to Denmark; w. r. Ketchem, of Pennsyl-
vania Associate Judge of the United States
Court in Nebraska; John S. Carr, of Penn
sylvania. Attorney of the United States
for the Territory Of Arizona; Solomon S Whitney
of Michigan, to be Judge of the District Court
of the United States, for the Western District
of Michigan; D. K. Corther, of Ohio, to be
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court for the Dis
trct of COLUMBIAN Abraham Dolin, of New York,
to be Justice of the Supreme Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
A number of Colonies were confirmed to be
Major Generals of Volunteers.
Erasmus G. Keith to be Brigadier General of
Volunteers; Col. Orlando Wilcox, Col Michael
Corcoran, Major G. w. McCullum, Major G.
Shipley, of Ne; Col J. r. Henry, of the LIST
Maryland; First Lieutenant George Wilson,
Col Geo Cook, of the seth Oho Col Joseph j
Reynolds, of Indiana Col A Sully, of Minnesota
Col E W Kirk of the S4th Illinois; Col N
Shackleford, of the 9Th Kentucky calalry; E
Smith, of the 45th Illinois; Col Clinton Fiske
of the 33d Wisconsin; Col Thomas Sweeny, of
the SD Illionis, and some others of the regular
and volunteer army.
The Senate will cioee its session this week
WASHINGTON, March, l2-The following
nominations have been confirmed by the Senate.
| To be addional Abide Camp with the rank O.
Colonel, Edward Sanford, of New York. Cap,
Arson Stsger, to be addonal Aid de-Camp,
with the rank Of Major, Thomas T. Echart, OF
| Ohio.
The Senate to day confirmed the following
nominations for Brigadier Generals of volun-
teers: Col Frank p Blair of Missouri; Col Juo
Beatty, of the Sd Ohio. To be Major Generals
of volunteers, Brig Gen Cadwaladsr.sC Wash
burne of the United States volunteers: Brig
Gen Frank P Blair, Nov 80, 1862; Brig Gen
Benz N Prentiss, of the United States volun-
| teers.