The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-14
LATER From THE NORTH.


more papers VI the evening OF wednesday, the 9th
instant We give below ! summary q their con-
tents:
ELECTED A% IMMENSE aAioErrY-M'c M'cLlIIAH
CARRIES THREE srATEs.
There were heavy rains in the Northwest on Tues
day, rendering the working OF the telegraph wires
in that portion OF the United States imperative iid
preventing the reception OF amy full intelligence
from Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
Without these returns however, i il certain that
Lincoln is elected By a very heavy majority. Con-
nccticut III thrty-on towns including New Haven
and Hartford gives Lincoln ma jotity oi l69; ana
it il considered certain that the State has gone Tor
him Delaware was considered doubtful, the Demo-
cratic vote showing gains on HG2. Wilmington gave
a Republican gain of 800 Indiana, from scattering
returns, has zone TOR Lnclin and Ohio il is con-
ccdel, has given Inn about $4,000 majority. Ii
Maine tyeAtye2at towns give Lincoln 5,5o0 major
ity-a Republican gain Of $50 OIL the vote last Sep
ternber Maryland has. doubtless, gone for Lincoln,
a, the voting seems TO have been pretty much ali
one way. Baltimore gave Lincoln l4,975 and Nc
Clcllan 1866. The Baltimore american thus esti-
mates the next Legislature: Senate-AbolitIonists,
IL: Democrats 49, Observation-Disclosures, So; Dem
ocrats, %. The following telegram shows how the
election was worked in Cecil and Frederick counties
EIKra&. November e.--The First Second, Third
and FIFTH districts give 6S majority for Lincoln ana
the Union State ticket-a Union gain OF about tu
over the vote the Constitution. The Fourth GIS-
trict polls closed at O'Clock account OF a
Iopperleai This distri4t gave l35 against the
Constitution.
P,RT Dsro.iT, November S.-Tha Second district
| gives - Democratic majority. The Fourth district
iis Df ".
vote VII! not be counted.
| FRFuERGcK, November S->iidnight.- Rebel citt-
zeIls took possession OF the polls III Marlborough
district and would not ALLOW any one - vote until
| the Judge; took their votes without the oath.
| s,uil Of captain Saunders men went ont ana ar
rested three OF the principal men, who i8v" been
| committed ~ iAi.. One u two men wele slightly
| wounded,
Illinois, according to the latest returns has given
| Lincoln $4,000 majority; Chicago city gave hin
| l,74j majority. The Republicans claim to have car
| red low, by aj,o00 majority. Massachusetts,, II
one hundred and sevcuty-six towns, gives L,ncolI
60 600 aajoritv, ana this will bc Increased. ii i
cl.sr, /, By %, $50 more Al the Republican mem
bar-o Congft elected, I.d grand lubs!p"
held - rulail iiaIl hv EiwaIJ Everett ana otncI
ou Tuoa,llr nis,t iu Michigan, LiH,ol!'5 norl-g
- I,loTc,t ii i.oG3; Drrolt gave oeo l'.rno ;ful
Tntj,I3ty Mnne-ota. a--oftlnE t. telegram II Or
y. f,.uj's III" 2th j. claimed ~ leading Re
! pilbh.~lrs" 10 hly- given Lincoln 5'u1 maiVtit7
Tia crly RETURN from Missouri i che rom St inla
| which stye Lincoln Will AIRY Missouri " NJ,
II lluu lyu gIvr5 L,n,olu majority IL onr h,li.
| drri towns Nov Jersey II claimed hy both sides
wltI. :atuus to- scattering IL indoat Witch y au~
| 1e=zlul.
New York a5 isr - heard from. gives t-,ncoi
;p.p3u, ana Mcclellan 79!Il-, Denlo.r+tio n,aio
| MY Of =, ,l5j ami L gain 1850 u 4, so III
Hcrei puta down ti., CoI..s, ciecccd as tlc7e
| Democrats AMI twenty Republicans. Fannsyivtni
Is C3:ud by 10Th sItr7. TN results deceived t4o7
III guvs. ca,cs Republican gains over the vote ~ Il
O.tober e!.ctiou. Mculelila has gained - aou.
localities over the n.aIoritys given !oT the Dem
cratic candidates for Congge@s bue ii II. htllnce
the State shows the same Rrrubuc,,. gaius Il
portion ALREADY heard from. Lincoln haS canned t.
| State Philadelphia gave d Republican s.In
: loo The PHILADELPHIA Press Kepu1!lcIiil clam
from s. 900 to 10000 majority ia Penn,ylya t,
| Lincoln ol the nom. yotr. Tho -iys 5tM claim
the State believing, it sys That gains III the mt
, glUI viii make up tho losses iii the city iiAvd
Island gives LIntyIu 1000 atolty, aud IL Foi,u,'
-lirty-lolr towns give Inn 5,c0g :n2I y.lty-..
publican g.,ii. u 3"r- Over the '5eplembr" vote
- West N.rpini" - loug.u Ioer uuI,9-ty' 4iy i
| Iaucyln. kentucky give: ; goo p-Iao,,,,tl- ~.
ority. Thrr,t the figures pubslahei III tl@ =,
| p.r7 The newspaper calculations Viii lurtLvl "a
tighten the reader:
! The New York Trjdqae claims a.! tns New En2
land States, FcHn5y yivaHis, Delaware, New fUll
| Maryland Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, WI
| consin, Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas Tor Lincoln
making i total of one hundred and ninety cl"ctol
| votes independent Of the Paciic States, winch,
says, havC probably chosen eleven Lincoln elIttoT
The Ii'1nre vl5iln4 l0,00u majority for Il
| Union ticket III New York, and that mcnberS
Congress enough have been gained to secure the r
qulSltc tc0-tLiydy vote in the House 0: Represent
tlves 1oT passing the prohibition q. slavery by col
I | 5titutionn amendment. The New Ioik deItBatl(
| stands twenty-five Union to nlne Democrats.
| The UUy}d comedies LnCOln'S election, Caln1n
: however, New York, Kentucky, New Jersey II
| Missouri for Mcclellan. fennsy wanna, neIawAl
Oregon, California and SrVuIt 1t c0Ir2terS II ipUl
but thinks they have rios L.c.4 gone fCT Lincoln
| The IInt;S claims l33 electoral votes tOc L!.-O
! with probability Of his receiving all tie l"-t =
| .t.It kcutllckr, Missouri, and probably New JtIH''
| The IiGlic plits on its bIlH-un board that NJ
. | York has gone ton Lincoln by not less than sc
! | majority.
The i,,tjul'ty Tor Brooks 1or Congress, Li3hth u
&, | trlct, New Work. city, ~ reported 1t -.
I | The States CLAIMED Tor McUlelIuI certainly Ut
Kentucky, II electoral votes; Missouri II and y,
jersey = giving him ~ out {! 23 votes IL thc cl1
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