Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09


election, il is believed that Lincoln will carry
the state by large majority
/ !, WAsuNoPoE Noy. 8 The vote taken in
| Al Alexandra aud Washington at the different
| bsrracks and hospitals show in part Ohio
union 49l, democratic 93 Iowa, union "A,
democratic 5. Wisconsin, union 80, democrat.
| ic l63 Maine, union 40G. democratic 70
Pennsylvania, union ,49S democratic SOC,
CoSCoRD N. H. A. NJ. Nov 9.-The vote
of 1872 towns foot up Lincoln 25,74s, Nc
Cean % .G5G This indicates a handsome
union majority on the home vote.
HARrFoRD CoS 3 A. NJ Nov. 9-Lin'
coins majority in Connecticut in all but l3
towns ia 1894 The storm will prevent early
returns.
| ClSUlNNATf, Nov 9.-Yesterdays Indianap-
oils journal say3 officers from Chattanooga,
report that Sherman returned from Atlanta
eary last week with Corps. his army, leav-
ing corps in Tenn. under Thomas. He de.
stroyed the railroad from Chattanooga to At.
anIa, and is sending iron TO former place
Atlanta was burned, and sherman is march
Ing directly for CharlAatop
BosroN, Nov 3 by the Captain of the
Florida, the bondsof theahp Southern Rights
pnd other vessels oyerhauled by the pirates,
with several chronometers, money aud cor.
lrespondence, and important papers, we're
| seized
PORTLAND, November g, Midnight One
hundred and eleven towns give Lincoln 29,-
1876 and Mcclellan 1875 showing a Re-
publican gain OF 73I over the September
efction The Republican majority M Sep
tember was 1873
The same proportion Of gain throughout
he State will give Lincoln about Is 900 ma
joriy t.... ,,s.sui5 e.
LOUISVILLE, November 9, 2:3O A. M
Nashyille--Incoln l.3l7, Mcclellan 25.
Ohio soliiers-Lncolu 476; McCesu lOl
The Republican ticket is elected by a very
large majority. The election wa quiet
The river is rising rapidly, with # C IN.
on the falls.
The louisville election was the most quiet
known for years
The Union Press, Lincoln's organ, admits !
MeClellan's msjority in Kentucky to be from |
| l5,000to 10000 Tho Journal democratic, |
claims %, 900 for him, the vote having been |
very light on accom-. of heavy rain. The |
Democrat, Mcclellan Gays the State has gone
for Mcclellan by large vote-mpossible to !
tell how argeibe majority IT, The Inzeoger,
Democratic, claims 10000 majority Our
iown opinion ia that McClellan's majority will |
4
but The returns being meager, and remote |
counties not being heard from, it is almost
impossible to form decided conclusion |
The Chattanooga military situation is un-
changed |
NEw YoRK, Nov 9,--Ihe Tribune claims |
New England, Pennsy ylvaAia, Delaware, New
York, Mary land, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, |
| Illinois, Wisconsin Minnesota, Iowa and Kan |
sas lor Lincoln Total 90 independent Of |
she l'eclic Slatesa which it.aRys have pt6bA-
bly, chosen | Lincoln electors IL claims
| over 10000 majority in this State, and that
members Of Congress enough have been gain
| ed in the Union 10 secure the requisite two |
thirds in tho House tor the prohibition of slA |
very by constitutional amendment 1t makes
The New York delegation stand % Union and
3 Democratic. Tabor, Democrat, is elected
in the lst District Bradford and Winfield,
Democrats, in the 10th and llth, and Hub
boil and Goodwin, Democrats, in the 18th and
lith. The present Congressional delegation
| is 10 Union and l6 Democratic. |
The World comedies Lincoln's election,
claiming ouly New York, Kentucky, New
Jersey, and Missouri for Mcclellan, with
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Oregon, California
and Nevada in doubt: but most likely for
lincoln
The Timea claim 33 votes for Lincoln,
with probability of all the rest, except Ken
lucky Missouri and possibly New Jersey |
The Herads army of the Potomac dispatch |
reports that the rebels attacked orr extreme
left on Sunday forenoon, but we're quickly
sent whrng within their own lines.
General Grant had previously issnsd orders
for cXtra vigilance of all our iiAes. |
The Heralda dispatch from Sheridan's
army the 9Th states that Sheridan has received
| information that the rebels intend immediate |
| ly to assume the offensive lGwell has super |
seeded Early Fitz Hugh Lees division OF
cavalry was on Monday at Waidensvlle on |
Cacapon River Imbolon was also reported |
! there and tho rebel force was over 5,6O0
strong.
Moseby has been reinforced by regiment
OF Virginia cavalry, and on Monday was et
Berryvile
A raid is expected on Winchester, or on
Sherdans line OF communications The reb-
el movements have been counteracted The |
cavalry moved this morning.
To-day Gen kelly's command successfully |
attacked n rebel force that was moving to. !
ward Moo eield, A general engagement is
expected IN a day or two
There is much indication that tbs rebels
will attempt TO flank Sherdans position at
Cedar creek
Early has gone 10 Richmond
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