Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
8g GelegrapB.
Afternoon Report.
Election Returns.

LouIsvILLE, Nov. 9.-The Nashville
election gives Lincoln 1907; Mcclellan;
%. The Ohio soldiers give Lincoln 476,
Mcclellan l0I. The Republican ticket il
elected BY very large majority. The
election is quiet.
TIE river is rising rapidly with seven
feet Of water in the falls.
The Louisville election passed of quieter
than known for years. The Union Press
q Lincoln organ, estimates McClellan's
majority in Kentucky from ten to twenty
claims %. 900 for him, and the vote having
been very light on account of the storm. The
Democrat, (McOlellsu,l says that the State
has gone for Mcclellan by large VoIei It
is impossible to tell how large the msjori-
ty. The Anzsigsr, (Dem.) claims so 900
msjority. Our own opinion is that McOlel.
Ian's majority will come within the figures OF
the Onion Press, but the returns being mea.
gre and the remote counties not being heard
from, it is almost impossible to form de-
cided conclusion.
A lot of money aud correspondence, and
important papers was seized.
PRovIDEHCE, R. l., Nov. s.-Returus from
all the towns in the State but one give
Lincoln 5Oll majority, aud the soldiers vote
will increase it.
WnMIHoroN, DBL, Nov. s.-Rsturus not
yet complete. The State is very doubtful.
BALTMoRB, Nov. 9th.-The Republican
majority in Maryland is about 5000.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 9.-Ths Journal
claims New York state by 5000 RePubli-
can msiority. Returns, 1t says, are very
scattering and don't justify Q positive es-
innate.
The Argus claims that the Democratic
ticket is elected in the State.
Portland, Me-, Nov. s.-Miduight-oue
huodFed and eleven towns give Lincoln
29,796, and Mcclellan 1875, showing 9
Union gain OF 734 over the September cleo
ton. The same proportion Of gain through
out the State will give Lincoln about 49,
900 majority.
OoNooRD, N. H., Nov. 9-s A. M.-The
vote OF 1872 town foot up, Lincoln %. 74s,
Mcclellan 90, 687. This indicates hand
some Union majority on the home vote,
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. 9-3A N.-Lin-
coln's majority in Connecticut in ell but
10 towns is 1894. The storm will prevent
NRw YoRK, Nov. The Tribune claims
New England, Pennsylvanis, Delaware,
New York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Mich
igan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri. Iowa
and Kansas, for Lincoln. Total 100, in
dependent of the Pacific States, which it
says, have probably chosen Lincoln
electors. It claims over 10000 majority
in this State, aud that members of Con-
Rress enough have been gained in the
Union to secure the requisite two-thirds
in the House for the prohibition of slavery
by cousti sutional amendment. 1t makes
the New York Delegation stand % Union
and Democrats. Tabor, DEM, elected
in the LIST District; Radford and Winfield,
DEM, in the 10Th and l1th; Hubbell aud
Goodyear, Dem, 18th and l4th. The pres
ent Congressional Delegation stands 10 Un-
ion, I6 Democrats. The World comedies Lin
coins election, claiming only New York,
Kentucky, New Jersey and Missouri for
Mcclellan, with Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Oregon, California aud Nevada in doubt,
but most likely for Lincoln. The Times'
claims 1873 votes for Lincoln, with the
probability OF all the rest except Kentucky,
Missouri, and possibly New Jersey.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Baltimore city gives
IL, 900 majority for Lincoln, gain of 4. 300
over the October vote. The State has IN
gone for Lincoln by . cOusidera-
BILE majority on the home vote, aud elected
Swami Governor.
Col. Phelps is elected in the 81 Congress
sional District.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Ths votes taken
in Alexandria aud Washington at the dit
ferent Barracks and Hospitals show in part
30 follows:
Ohio-Union 49l, Democrat SO.
IoWa-Union IA. Democrat SO,
Wisconsiu-Union $40, Democrat l63.
Maine-U0ion 406, Democrat 70
Experimentation 1888, Democrat
s06.
a despatch from Alexandria states that
the aggregate vote ALI the soldiers there
is as follows: Union SAT. Democrat 1913.