Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

NEW lOhks 1 a. H. NOV ..
At half past twelve o'clock tonight the
Tribune estimates tue election Of the Uniuu
ticket, in this State, by about 20 600 moi Dc
ity, with Democratic majority IN this Guy
Of about 20 500.
Ward. the Union candidate, is probably
elected in New Jersey. and the Assembly aud
Senate Of that state will be Union, thus IN.
surfing the passage Of the constitutional
Amendment.
Barlow is undoubtedly elected, by from
5000 to 10000 majority.
M,dnigM The Union ticket is elected in
New York, and Slocum's majority in TIL,
city will not be over $4,000
The Times estimates show the election Of
the Union ticket In this State by 80 900 ma
jority, with a Democratic majority in thi.
city al "a, 900.
BosroN, Nov. 7.
Bullock <Union) is elected Governor, and
Gen. Banks to Congress from the 9th dis.
trict.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov
Election to-day passed off quietly. Re-
turns STOW that the Republican tieke. lie
elected by majority Of from 1000 to 500.
NEw YoRK, I'll A. 81.
Returns from New Jersey almost unsn
mously exhibit republican gains over the
vote Of last year, when the Democratic m,
j1uty was only 1900.
There is not much doub. Of the election Of
Marcus l.. Ward. (Uniou) over Theodore
Runyon, by ma orlty Of from 5000 to 5000.
The returns also STOW large Union gaia
on Assembly men, over which there was con
siderable contest on account OF ratifying tie
constitutional amendment.
NEwARK, N. j., Nov.
The Union partJ will have majority Of 0
or - in the next legislature on the joint ba
lot. This will secure the adoption Of the
Constitutional Amendment by the State aud
the elec.io Of Z. S. senator
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. T.
IL T. NJ Returns come in. slowly. iLe
indications sre that Marshall will have a
large majority in the state. saltwater town
and county give eight majority for Rice, dem,
for governor, and eighty-iour against the
amendment. Minneapolis gives Marshall, re-
pub. $50 majority. Wnona gives Marshall
100 majority, and II majority against the
amendment.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. !.
The election to-day resulted 10 the success
/
tor, and Of one anti and one constitution can
didate for county justices. The vote Of Gen.
Blair was rejected 10 consequence OF his IT,
fusal to take the constitutional oath. The
General has entered a suit against the judges
Of election, for $4,000 damages.
NEw YoRK, Nov. s, 1865.
The Tribune's dispatch says a genuemA Z,
who was present at the reading Of Wirz' sem
,ence, reports that Wnz listened with appsT-
ent indifference, and said he expected to 20
to the Internal regions, where he would
doubtless find many Of his prosecutors.
/ JEFF Davis overcoat was sent by express
to Fortress Monroe to-day. 1t cost $3.50.
| 1t is Iumored that the French minister has
certainly demanded his passports and will
sail on Friday. he Times Washington die
patch srys Gen. Vriscoes sentence will be
promulgated to-day. 1t is understood that
be will be dismissed from service, and the
imprisonment adjudged by the court martial
remitted on account Of services. Longstreet
had an interview with Gen. Grant yesterday .,
lie also took the amnesty oath.
Pardon applications are on the increase.
-Four hundred were received here yesterds,
from Georgia, and two hundred from North
! Carolina