New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

ened No one seen,ei TO know anything Abont 10
coes solitary person dosod amid the empty benches
Ua;Sue .H1 J4Iso McCunn lowered like "banshee." :"
gone"
AT MCKROS HHAD0UARTEEs
by O'Clock last evening any anxious politician
success Of the various tickets put forward in
TINS city by simply giving glance ~ the different
p,aces which have BEEN considered the headquar-
eIamo1o ,S Oh tne various parties and ohques, For
example at the Union Headquarters at Cooper
institute large and welldtessed crowd Assem-
oieu VINO appeared TO be in the highest good humor
WIN themselves and the world generally and received
,he announcement Of the various returns they
~ WIN quiet satisfaction occasionally rising into
.nnsiasn as some more than usually marked or impOr
'aIl gam Tor their cause announced.
lhe Lincoln Han. the headquarters Of tb. McKcon
Iacuon presented the saddest sight Of all When our
reporter visited the place about o'clock, instead Of
nndlng an excited and anxious crowd waiting to learn
the success or defeat Of their ayortes corporas
guard OF McKecnies was visible In vain he looked
ana asked for the whereabouts Of the expected
frequeners OF the place They not dscoverable,
even with a powerful lorgnette. Somebody surmised
ta they probably found matters Of interest at the
different polling precincts Perhaps they did At any
rate there was nothing of interest there The election
so iar as they were concerned had evidently gone by
deian and our disappointed reporter returned slowly
to his abode musng On the sad slips which sometimes
VIII occur twixt the cupand Lip.
THE NEWSPAPER OFFICES.
by about 0clook the evening the publication Of
fees OF the various morning papers were beseged by
large crowds Of citizens intent upon receiving the ear
lest intelligence to the result OF the election through
out the city When the returns began to arrive. their
announcement received with cheers by almost cv
cry cne-the Democrats tesiying their gratiicaton
that with few exceptions they still victorious in
the city and the UnioEss hardly less encouraged 10y
the fact that in most the Democratic maioritics
compared with those Of previous elections, were
greatly diminished.
The TRIBUNE and Tines Offices were closely crowded
nv earnest assemblies of UnOni,ts anKiously and
thoughtfuly regarding the huge white tablet. whose
accuu uating black figures slowly told the tale Of
triumph defeat and the offices Of the other organs
were likewise thronGed with crowds in sympathy with
their respective sentiments. The crowd around The
Herald was, especially large, and considerable outside
meeting was improvised AT which q blue.noscd Cop
perhead from Montreal mounted an ashheap and
eloquently remarked
GeDlmcn (hc) propose Chic) three cheers (hc) for
Genl jackson. No. 1 mean (hic) Genl W ashington.
No mean (hic) Gen1 Mcclellan. No. refer (hicl 10
Queen (hic) Victoria No. mean (hic) Genl Slo-hc
Hic--hic--hic-hic-hic JecG :!
These remarks were loudly appauded, and speeches
of kindred character followed. The encouraging To
turn. from New.Jersey. especially. greeted by
rousing cheers from the Unonists II was late hour
before the crowds dispersed ard Printing house square
resumed Its vonted carly morning quiet