Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

Relative majority will be largely increased by
returns from the rest Of the State. Bsnks
elected fOnr 10 one. The Iegislature viii bs
pretty much all Republican. The vote has
been very light.
CHICAGO, Nov. All the Wards except the
FIRST are in, and give a Union majority OF 035-
Last year the Union majority in the First Ward
was 62i.
Henry County-Genesee give. Republican
majority ofl72, and Kankakee Ia.
Latest.
CHICAGO, Nov. The election today
passed OF quietly. The returns show tina. the
Republican ticket is elected by majority OF
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2, 10 p. h.-The election TO-
cay resulted m the choice Of Colonel Weyde-
myer lRadicall for County Auditor, and two
anu anu n stl,uilon and one Constitution candi
The vote OF General Blair was rejected In
eonseqnence 9i ms refusal to take the constitu-
Judges of election for $1,000 damages
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. The vote in this eItv
10 very light, there being less than 6,0oO votes
cast. J. l.. Thomas Is elected 10 MI the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Colonel
Webster.
BALTIMORE, Nov. The election in this city
eNclItd very little interest, and only s. 100 votes
were polled for sheriff, although about ii,ooo
were registered. All the regular Union nomi-
mes were elected, with little or no opposition.
Mr.. VIM. Thomas is elected sheriff He received
4.6ei votes. His competitor, Mr.. Applegarth,
received $50 votes. Samuel M EyaSs is elect
ID &c clerk s Of & the Circuit Court ~ He receiysd
votes. William =. Eaton is elected Senator
from the third Legislative District, and John
Barron TO the House Of Delegates from the same
district. J. Nelson Foster is elected delegate to
the General Assembly from the first Degisla-
tive District Gilbert II. Bryson is elected Sur
yeyor of Baltimore city. In the Second Con-
eresslonal District Hon. John l.. Thomas has
been elected as Representative in Congress to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Col. Webster. In the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict Judge Emory has been reelected.
The only contest of moment ne in the counties
in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit for Judge-the
candidates being Judge Spence on the Union
ticket, and John Franklin on the Democra-
tic, or what is here called "Conservative'
ucket-and in Dorchester county for State
Senator, between the Union nominee, Captain
Frazier, and Mr.. Charles q oldsboro, the Demo-
cratic candidate.
1t is believed that all the Union candidates
for Judge in the other circuits have been
elected, and that Mr.. Mittag has been returned
to the House Of Delegates from Washington
county.
ANN ARUNDEL COUNTY.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov I'm this city the follow
ing are the majorities for the Union ticket: For
Judge of Circuit Court, W. II. Tuck, I2s: Clerk,
ward, II7 Surveyor. W. T Hall, Sc. The ma
jority for the Commissioners is 81.
In the Second District the Democratic ticket
has majority.
BALTIMORE COUNTY. >
In the first district Mr.. Emory, for circuit
Judge, has a majority of about 30; 27S votes
polled In this district
The ninth district gives four majority for
Grason, independent, for circuit Judge. Cooper,
peoples candidate for sheriff. received 80 ma
lority In this district the total vote is 35l, out
of Asa registered.
HARFoRp COUNTY.
BELAR, Nov. THE following are the re-
turns from the third district OF Hartford county
For Congress-rhomas, $50 Kimmel, 81 For
Judge OF Circuit Court-John III. Price. 42o.
For Sherif-William Carsons, Independent
sioner-David Harry. Regular Union, Ia3 ma
lorlty. For SuryeyOr-Regular Union, David
Pyle, 1876 majority.
CARROLL COUNTY
WESTMINSTER, Nov. 7-Westminster dis
trict gives $40 majority for the Union candi-
dates; Hampstead district 100 Union majority.
Flnksburg, l30 Union majority; Uniontown, 23S
Union majority.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
FREDERICK, Nov. Frederick district giyes
!o9 Union majority. Hyattstown district gives
$50 Union majority.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. AT the military polls in
this city Slocum received I27 votes and Barlow
80 votes. Patrick, $50; Rowland IS.
GENERAL RESULT.
OFFICE ASSOCIATED PRESS, NEW YORK, Z
A NJ, Nov. Sat half-past - O'Clock the Tri-
bune's estimates show the election Of the Union
ticket in New York by about 10000 majority,
with Democratic majority of about 1900 In
rhe Times estimates show the election OF the
Union ticket in this State by about $1,000 ma
Jority, with Democratic majority in the city
of New York of about "a, 900.
Ward, Union, for Governor, is probably
elected in New Jersey. and the Assembly and
Senate of the State Of New Jersey Will be
Union, thus insuring the passage Of the Oon-
stitutional amendment