The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-17


reahed us, from this District
FULL RETURNS FROM NANsEMoND.
For Congress, Kilby, 269; Millson, 80:
Chandler, l Senate Kello, 120 Majority;
House Delegates, T. j. Kilby, SO majority
Unanimous vote in favor of he Constitu-
tional Amendment
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.
Reported majority for Millson 100.
?. j. Holmes, is supposed to be elected to
the House of Delegates, from Southampton
county.
GREENsvrLE COUNTY.
The following is the full vote of this county:
For Congress, Millson, 113 Wilson, 26 Kill
by, g.; Chandler, 5: for Senate, Alexander,
10Y: for House of Delegates, Merritt II;
Drumgooie, Sc for Constitutional Amend
ment 1877 against l.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Henry Precinct-At the close of the polls
the result ,Sas as follows: For Congress,
Millson, SO; for Senate, George w. Boiling,
80 for House of Delegates, Robert NJ Dam
iel, 80; John w. Epps, l. No other cand-
date voted for.
STONY CREEK
For Congress, Millson 10 for Senate, Boil
ling, 10; for House of Delegates, Robert NJ
Daniel, 10 for Constitutional amendment, 49,
SUSSEX COURT HOUSE.
For Congress. Millson, S; Kilby, 3; Chan
der, 2; for Senate, Boiling, 10; for House of
Delegates, Daniel 5.
BR UNswICK COUNTY.
At Lawrencevile the voting for Congress
was Largely in favor of Chandler Merritt the
favorite for Legislature.
CAROLINE COURT HOUSE
Congress- GUSTS, go Mayo, G Douglass,
6 Christian, 8.
Essen COUNTY.
For the House of Delegates, Muscoe Gar
nett has majority of 118. He also has a
large majority in Middlesex.
For the Senate-Garretto of King and Queen
has a majority over Talialerro and Halves.
For Congress-C Christian leads Douglass
| some 80 votes. Custis and Mayo only received
one vote each in the county, as far as heard
| from. GUSTS received considerable vote,
however, in Westmoreland, but it is thought
here that Christian has carried the Northern
| Neck by a handsome majority Returns so
far are very meagre.
SENATORS ELECTED.
The returns indicate the election of the fol-
lowing Senators:
Fifth District.-George W. Boiling.
Sixth District. Clayton G. Coleman
Tenth District john H. Gilmer.
Eleventh District--C. G. McRae
Twelfth District jas Gait
Thirteenth District. -James g. Sener
Fourteenth District ---Stlother.
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures K Trout no
opposition.
Twenty-third District--Chas w. Button.
Twenty-ffth District--Elisha f. kean
Nineth Distrct.--Robert. H. Power
From the Fredericksburg District -Les is
! elected to the Senate.
The Richmond Wing of Monday says:
We suboin such additional returns as have
reached us. The impression still prevails in
Washington city that Custis is elected to Con-
gress from the LIST District. We doubt. In
the h District the result remains uncertain
The Lynchburg Republican considers that the
choice lies between Mosby, Of Lynchburg and
Davis, of Patrick. There appears to be
little ground for doubt, that Hoge is elected
In the 9th District, and Stuart in the 9TH
The other districts stand as we have reported
them, viz Chandler elected in the ID, Bar
bour in the Sd, Ridgeway in the 4th and Con-
rad in the 7th
In old party divisions, Gusts and Hoge
were Democrats, though the latter became "a
Know Nothing, and in the Presidential cleo
ton of 1860 supported the Douglas ticket
The other six members of the delegation were
Wings. We are not sure as to Davis if he
should prove to be a member of it.
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND EARTHQUAKE
| Sa,a Francisco, Oct 13.-The steamer Sose-
mits burst her boiler at Riovesta, on her
downward trip from Sacramento, last night
Her forward upper works were completely
wrecked Thirteen persons are known to be
| killed, forty or fifty wounded, and number
missing.
| Another earthquake was felt in Salta Clara
| Valley last night. 1t is described as being
| quite as severe as the one of Sunday last 1t
was slightly felt here.
FROM FLORIDA
NeW York. Oct 14-The steamer D. H.
Mount from Jacksonville, Florida, on the 9th
inst, has arrived The Union contradicts the
report of the prevalence of the yellow fever in
| that city.
Judge 7. T. Long urges the acceptance of
! the situation, letting by gone be by gone aud
| the Union in the future be one and indivisi-
| BILE
THE STATE PRISONERS.
| Fortress Monroe, Oct. l1.-Quarters are be-
ing prepared in Carroll Hall for Messrs Clay
and Mitchell, preparatory to their removal
| from their casemate prison.
Commodore Lanman has relieved Commo-
dore Radtord in command of North Atlantic
squadron.
SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION
| no NJ, n