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N MASSACHUSETTS,.


Bosrox, November 8,
The Bag State maintains her ancicnt Population.
The election VI the Hepuhlican candidates for The
State offices ard the seats in Congress was a mai.
tel u course. Int the ua torfty Will show c4[u
Inc large majority Of reccHt returns from about
half u sta1c RYE the Republican ticket G5,0t0.
the DEMOCRATS 16,stn This majcritv OF 4n,nn wifi
turne.
in the Legislature the Democrats will have not
ting:e Senator, and only about duzcu Nease-
The Republican co1o:cd Representatives IN Bos-
lon ann Gharlc+town a;e elected bs large III ,joss-
johnson ea,"'ilate fcr Representative from ON
Euircy; Richard II. pana. j. i elected a. a
Rcpnbliean lte. rc<sn.a't.e from Canlhriiy'::
arc III favor Of III" Local scheme for egunl-
sx!nG the bounues Of veterans. Ali the
Ia aHs Knns1i and Sel IN afs e: Ma es
none OF them falling seriously behind the vote tor
IN hs;s ,stFlcts t. IN ths Boston Dis
9a ara 10 sud ii
sitting Represcnfaive. elected by 1850 to 3,st1.
The day throughout tho St1tc ha. been very
evening sronc tho Republicans, crowdlrc around
The hn,'etia board. and cheering the sacceastal
HosTox. November s.-At noon in Boston sc.,-
tc'iug returns foot Up: Fur Governor, Bullock.
lisa: swcctzr:, nesnocEat. !3:: For the Third
yoteF.
Bos1os, November 6.-The vote for Governor
In The Third District, Twitchel1 leads by aU in
the Fourth District, Hooper leads b5 I, ,'ce.
to-day. In The elective Offices, members Of Con
Cress ant legislature, the Republicans .as asual
have had all their OWL way, and give increased
received moro votes sa.Est less than O. 009 op-
position: Returns arc from $50 towns. which gave
Bullock s, ,c9 majority. ant At this rste hts ma
These 10 towns elect In Republicans, nine Dem.
ocsats and four lncependent In the Legislature
The vote OK Boston too,s up 500 70, Bullock.
and $40 for Sweetycr, The Republicans elect their
fall Congressional delegation o! Gle: en- members
Geo.
Bo.7oS, November e.-1No colored men arc
| elected to the IeTfs1aiure-ouc In Charlcstowu
| and one in Nos:on.
later crd fuller returns do not alter the results
az Indicated In the previous dispatches.
, 1866-11-07

II ssss? siv;,:a ali l:; ssaa;ts'::
e u &:seTRsy '4a to1 po::SeE ssHS1E
aGWeyef tEat M'les o'Keilley General Ha1pine)fs
obn SssteS asgiitsr against ths Tamma3y
es,l tl3.uine received the unl.ed support Of tic
Nepnbllca,s and Conservative Democrats, so that
he y not elected The vote Is at least very close
brookiyn and Kings County give Hoffman 6,l00
Ch,ttenden Is defeated for Congress in the Third
R9a re0h pas, and e1:nts Ge nsP b. @ aud
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
New YonK, November 8.
Fcnton's majority In tho State will reach 1861
Hts:raa has &c, ,4fG majority In the city Of New
1orE, with one ward to hear from. The Union
F{aIty L2s s2!9ed two Consfcssmca q. least, Van
D:sislcts. 3 ~-'-'
NE" IoRk4 fovembee 6 ALBANY City-uot.
man. nan. 5s5 majority. The county will re-
!. It lawrence Comfy give. Fenton $500 major
q 9bunt ' ~ =; Uswe::o about 3,.UE cattalaugus,
ans Go:lian H. 8 easpGi spSesn a st;;ts 9"ts;te
lnSieatisg considerable gains.
,,r;,, N1w !, l:. l1onK; Nevembsr 6-sarato:s County
Aoptcome1y. sog: Dsoome. s11: Chata0ua, siSr,:
slGSMhsn, 2sSe; NiaGara. 1T; franklin, $40, Re-
Cornell Is elected in tho Twelfth Congressional
District.
kings County Will tsll ehort OF s,ooo Democratic
Mn YonK, November 7-aop a. m.-Kip.s.
s:?s>: Pomrroy, Republican. in Twcnty.iour;i,
Disti:S'. i e!cclc'! by about i,5.0 majority.
=, lhe latest showing, the heavy Democratic
thaE eounlezbalanced by the heavy .najorit;os in
Ihe il.,se consressmee gained by the Demo.
TIE Democrats gain some Asseublymcn.
, 1866-11-07

At the outbreak of7thc rebellion three.
inurths Of the people Of New York CITY were
Us Thoroughly disloyal as the most bitter Sc
2cssionists of Charleston or New Orleans.
Had the citizens Of that great metropolis
bccn called upun to say ut the ballot-b
wictl:r New York should 90 with the North
orwith the Southern Conlcdtracy, they would
have declared in favor Of tia Confedcracy BY
the same majority they gave Hoffman ycster-
day, and to Mcclellan in 1854. There was not
{: :1aoment during the war, in which New York
did not most earnestly desire the defeat OF
tho Union armies and the success of JeiI.
Davis-not a moment in which majority Of
her people would not have aprlaudcd, had
France and England fnterlcrcd in behalf OF
the rebellion. The centre of moral and 50.
cia1 corruption, 4 prey of thieves that
-dcspoil lcr taxpayers with impunity,
she is ruled by mob of ignorant and
A.'runkcn rutliaas who contro! all her cleo
, 1866-11-07

lNPEC5.s! 10 1de E01C28o ltiDQHr.J
NEW ToaK. November 6.
Weather warm and pleasant.
The voting at all tho polls throughout this city
aud brooklyn has progressed very quietly since
morning. There have been few arrests for tlle-
.al voting, but not a single disturbance has ret
occurred. 1t Is probable TINT very heavy vot.
Will he pol1cd. Al noon in many OF the wards
thrcciourths of all registered ,olcrs had visited
the Io1s, aid It is now beloved that the total vote
'eo lo,s ey ~ Sil 5e.sh 11soo 1o excess Of
+ doing hra'cly to reduce uoGman's
@sio' ea'ie;5y saes rs Is Sy sa,,v ana teS
Iishal1 be ah,c to:lnform you af n Tcnton victory
in tile s,atr bul It IN the general o1iniun at Ibis
hour that !hc 1eruIt will BE- close. HOFFMAN has
ttosc who arc opposed 10 thu Excise law, md il
'e arost certain that lc Will 60 up the hudson
%l,h 1a 81 majority in H. ,owsf s9an!es Pa
Grets in hi: SIKH and Seventh Districts nre Tun-
Ming largely ahead Of their tickets, with cucour-
a'isr aS,rs prospss.s, OF election; 1oHisssy aad
s0h Il 'hs fh H3 dsa.;ss:i6sa RsmssEss nfnss: Ss.2t
nIs 5anng h,s,n nsek se, 9na nefk many Ke
ii .asins 1he National disgrace Of MoItissey's ri s'
election, and yet the prospects are favorable to ihe
Especial Despatch TO the Chtcaso Tribune.1
NEW loEK. November G-7:5o p. m
The polls closed at LII. Returns Just COM
T1fnecd coming in, and indicaea smaller total vote
thai that Tor Governor tu 1861.
The friends Of Fenton eoncede that Holhan's
maturity III tho city Of New York will reach
N;sqn, @ Ia Ths ,na ssoensy Wa e3a'm 9o
majority for Hottaan On toIal vote Of IL. being
Holman !, ,9ts; majority. All the city Consres.
sional Dtstticts have gone Democratic, electing
%9ajs;;ites;; 9; 3; Fox, 1Eox, Mo4isscy' Stewart chan1sf,
llc opposition 10 Fernando Wood in tho Ninth
Congressional District was very spirited. Mr..
Darling tecetved the soste Of many Democratic
clec1ote, Int not cnonsh to eect, though the re.
turns exhibit L handsome gain III Ills favor.
In accordance with Instructions from Supc.iu-
tcnaent Kennedy, The rights Of Republican c.,al-
vngers were carefully projected by the police, who
were ato extremely yIgllant In their endeavors to
suppress Illegal rofirE.
\ AucmocFa1ic Inspector In the Seventh Ward
was arrcstcd and held for uial On the Change oi
changing ballots.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihnne.1.
New YouK, November 6-S D. m.
Large csowds are gathered ubout the newspaper
efces, ard there Is universal excitement re.rect-
the result Of the election. Both parties claim
| tic S'ate. dcd both parties are betting heavily
1he E-1rrSts Is oct In an extra, claiming uoI.
mans election bt l0,oo0 majority: but in The Iti-
oHsf office, amt At The headquarters of the Repub.
claimed for Ftnion.
No reliable returns hare get been received from
eihtr quarters OF the state. though II Is cxteu-
slst1y tnmoIsa lhat The western rural districts
everywhere chow large gains for tho Union ticket
lhe following arc correct tEturns OF the vote Tor
, 1866-11-07

Hy Stcnmer-ncnth If a rror1incnt Invent.
or-DccEcasc Of the Cattle P1HRuc-Lnn
cAhhtFe Cotton A1nuufacturrrs-Hentsh OF
tho Enprcss CharIntle-Fnrta.F Disinte-
grafton OF the Austrian EN- btrc-ytc1or
Erunuuel's Entry into Venice.
uA111Ax. November 6.-The steamer JAWS, from
Liverpool, 0ctobev 9Th, and Queenstown, 7s1h,
has arrived here.
Mr.. SNYDER. inventor of the Farmers brecch-
loading ride, died suddenly on the a0th nit.
1he - cattle a pl.Euc has d~ind1cd down to SIX
Admiral Mcndy succeeds Sit James Hope In
command Of the North american station.
TIE short time movement among the Lancashire
cotton manufacturers was tnalIsg progress, md
indicated large decrease In prodacuon. Thn
situation Of the Lyons worEmen L. represented a.
E-irS Of 4 very grave nature, and measures oI
teller have been adopted.
The fh'fff ard &ondcrd deny the reports Of 8
Frcreh loan oe1Es premedifated.
The ittFie states. on the authority Of Letters
from Trieste. that The Eu:3rcse Charlottcs health
The London 77:t<s altudes 10 further ofsinteS1a
The G!c5e SAYS Denmark Is Menaccl with eI
tioetior.
The Etnpcro: Of Rnssin has issued manifesto
Announcing the betrothai Of the Czarow1tch to tht
princess Dagmar, and eonfesT.ng On be. the dtlt
OF Iurer1Sl uighress.
Victor Emanuel woutG enter Venice on the II
Of November, and It Is said that b.. will be &c
cpmpanIed BY all the foreign ministers TO- th'
Italian Cont, who are said 10 have received II
st1uctious 10 that effect from their respective Gov
EIunSutE,
, 1866-11-07

Especial spa'ch to the Chicago Tbuuc.1
Hu1r;'onE, November 60 y. N.
*sTs ss2sc sa' II 5 sss
G1 r. ssoneynll Jackson's army was aooai thu poll:
tysf ns Srid SSsfhon IN ~5s -. tns mol aules
disturbance having occurred during its he ,7hols
az az. Mnny arrests were made for Illegal voting.
Into the autecedcn,s Of mcn when the7 otIer:d 10
vote, and the teeult was that nearly every man
WI wh9 4, h1d bssn registered bY the Swami eegslcrs,
eei in us ballot, though hundreds and hundreds
through the wns. ~''
Iscports from county precincts show tha: the
nInx,a 1' ,hn tns SWann patty many Of them en-
Il RGs Il .ee eso mefnss ss
'ns nsar o1on 'Se pos @aa Ws1s s5ssld to
guitc Fight occurred. Several gunshois wsse
arsd nnd three or four persons were wounded,
in which The ex-rebels swallowed the iypn-ciai
oath lca'cs no doah as 10 the result
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune,1
BALTIMORE, Noscmbcr Go y. m.
The ex-rcbe!s and Conservatives have made
clean sweep Of everything in the city, and seecs-
sion supremacy in the State L. secured beyond all
doubt.
The nppez part Of the city re-elects Ccuc1css-
y
sexcnfy-tlrce minority over Stewart, Republican.
The lover par, Of the city and county PRECINCTS
c,cet Archer, ce9scTyatiyc hy about two thousand
lhe Consetvaiircs will probably carry every
legislative district IN the city This viii give them
control u both Houece Of the Legislature. and
en1hle lhem to rtpeal The registry law aud cleo,
Ctcsswell.
Sohins has Jet been heard from Congressional
E1-t:oretnor Thomas, Republican. Is eltctei il
The WcEieIn district.
Tie cx'ietels and their lends arc very iubilant,
furnalia OF howls mid pistol shots. Fears arc On.
tc:ta!Eed that thoy will sack or burn certain Radi-
BA17moEr, November e1l:so .. m.-Rctuzus
,r"m tne s!ate ar 20 meagsc that no estimate on
Several street nglts have, occurred here this
changed. One man f. mortally wounded, and n.
other has received n flesh wound.
HAL7taonE Nd. Eovemhcr G.-phclps, corser-
maJorsty, over J: ]. Stewart, Republican,
The Conservatives have carried all the Lcrtsla-
tiys and Senatorial .Disnicis u the city, which
vii give them majority In fhe Legislature
Mr. Thomas, It Ii believed, Is defeated The
jority.
BALTIMORE, November 6.-Returus from west
e1n connties, comprising the Fourth Cong7e.slon-
Itomes 5y fully 3,,!eo majofIty. - 11
Gas e t. sIs.e ;s WsIe laFge crowds Of both
othccs'lo hvar the Returns, iherc was considerable
riofing. Tlstofs were used, and one man nai,ri
Conncil. aEd belonging to the Kadical party, Va ~
shot. and IL Is thought fatally wounded.
bALTtxont, November d. 6.-Withous hrartn: from
other PORTIONS Of he State. The result Of the ecc-
Conservatives united Will have in The next Lecis.
!atute IS Senators to Republicans. and lnthc
lionss s. Conssr.atiSes to = Republicans. c!car
, 1866-11-07
Drttg6 a1tn menici1es,

Uked tbF0uE hout the Cbired states uuI Cans
ndns during the IAsf II years.
inr tns erse Of he various Dses 10 which Ho:s<z
NJ III S.s asE SUBJECT. tuch ~ FtnEutr, Dlsem2er
atl lstala I'll E,t, ss:1 atctr. II Grease. Mango
Ena.ioatGn - lhe Eyes. And tstlxat :toru Hard Ii
w$h proves iasa 10 50 Emmy yaeasle ko.se
, 1866-11-07
MINNESOTA,

MINNESOTA.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne,1
nlAoaA, Mtun:. November 6.-This CITY has
gsr gUne nepnt!ican hy larger uaIor!ty than 1t any
'o'mek eseesaou. Minnesota ID MI right
tspcefc4 Despatch to the cttcsso T1ibaucl
ST. PAC14 Minn,, November 6.
Inc election is passing oil very quietly to.dar.
and Up 10 this time the Democrats arc not ont in
inll strength. There is some tope of the Repub-
EGans in geftlnE OF member Of the Legislature In
tn11 1ha ht1teaeessT Coppsrhead city.
between I, CIV and t,tl9
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune,1
ST. PAUL. November g.
Colsil!e, Democratic candidate for Coucreas
nas ~ majority in This city over Donrclty. ThIs
T. Union gain Of about 2JJ over last yea,,s vote
ne'tlns rem ihe county not get In, bnt ps0ba5ly
nc enItre Democratic 1ic.set l. elected, with the
eScs{tlnn q Probate Judge. CroweIl, The Uuion
a9H9aniie. "ill have Aa'oEt 3l9 majority.
Masanaes gives DohneI1y 13s minority; WI
1ate naiaaS cf,y ~ g@9a'orits Rcd Wing q. najorts
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. PAuL, MINI, November Gil Il. m.
Nocaesler gives a59 Onion minority: Stil}watce.
ten majority. md st. Anthony fo,ty ;nai0-ilv.
I'VE to"2s In Scott County ctvea 40 Democrat
ina1otft}. ihesc are all Cnt1s orey las: wear. II
4 tslim9tad that Donnclly viii have 5 50J major
i!yf aHu H'Edam between 5,00U md col. In ad.
oition 10 f5ooatc Judge. the Republicans have
eleeteo y: L. Davis to the Legislature in thia
county. luis Is IN unexpected taunph.
, 1866-11-07


The rsturns OF tue election In this city yes
s'ruas SPEAK feF themselves III term, SO clio"
's"cht tnat hardly word additions! IS re-
lulTed. They proclaim with vehement forcc
t.lc indignation OF Tree and Intelligent lco
I'1e a@nins: Ea'thlcss Executive. They tell
Andrew johnson that pcul'le WHO do not
live by loldiug office, whu cara their own
bread, arc nut to be cajolea nor buliicd into
af ata'.uonmcnt Of their rights, nor into
SUBMISSION tn n*Hrpatton and wrong.
All boncF 10 Inc pa1Eiots OF chicago. Two
Years aso, tins CITY give tat III Cnlon NIL
,>oE'tS yesterday It was o'ooo: =
eh:ea2o T. nos thc banner ke!''s'':cas city
"l the Uusou. AL honor to tue gallant SOL
"'"T6 Who, upon laying down their arms, did
s:"' f'iSet nor abandon the ra1,sc for which
~;:'s fought, but nobly, ut Lie polls, yc>tcE-
day. e1'r"untered and again routed their
eH.H;y. IAt' contest III Chicago was not All
sale o"c. The Democracy adopted the policy
gu:c: campaign they sought TO lull the
..'l'1thl.rans into Inc belief that the election
"""id Z" by default; shcy thought to steal
.. 'etory over which they were prepared to
shout. The game lalied. Men who had
:'';:-ht under Grant and sherlntN, anacr Ls'-
:;.:l and Palmer, were not to be thus dc.
>tlnl; were not tu be thus surprised and
j. rated. Their country was at stake, and
e.I:,Atiy did theyrally for its defence.
chicago sends greeting tn the Union men
If the natiun. She sends forth her majority
geo As an example Of What her people
C.n de- md what her pcOplc will do. when
, 1866-11-07

Arrival Of the IFou-C!nd aIinu.on omah--
Massacre of the Grew Of mn American
Scssea-sn kan Army TO be iisbanlc.-Tle
raracun5nn Wharf.-The Battle Ut se2tcu,.
6cr H:ed.
l.rEnroo1, Sorcmbcre THE steamer Belgian,
from Quebec, las arlivel ut Londonderry.
ltsBoN, November G.-Thc Cnl,cd S;ates iron.
clad Miartonumah has arrived here
LONDON, November G.-The American yceeel
General Sherman cot ashore ut Cores, Forty
prrsons on board we're murdered by natircs.
BrElIE, November cit Is stated that all the
Prnsslau army In saxony has been ordered dis.
banded.
v,ISsA% November 6.-The project for military
reform In Austria includes universal liability ID
serve in the army, the use OF brtcch.loadIn: arms
AID other C1e9suscH.
LONDON, November 6.-Earl Derby has eucoar.
aged The deputaion On the subject Of the Eica..
acna Railroad.
New foRK, November 6.-tabtc's news, dated
London to-day, eays the Emuress Ca1loasa : health
and mcn:a1 condition remain about the same.
saximilian had se!esraphcd bis es.t:c approval oi
tie cuu1se taken IN regard to the Empress, ba,
said nothing regarding his intentions 10 abdicatc.
NEW NoEE, November 6.-Thc following lcs-
patch Is received over the Atlantic cable, dated
kio Janerio, October 10, ria London. November
::
Another hattie look place at Fort Cnrapa,ty on
the I'D Of September. The eunhoats engaged
t1e fo-t from the river, while tic allied stoEninc
eol'n.ns M attacked TIE paraEna5an linea in the
molly captured the first parallels. They failc,l,
however, to lake the second. and were compelled
to rcti.c sftcf having sustained loss Of f;e
thousand men aud having had scyesal gunbpa:a
disabled.
General Flores returned to Montegsdeo With
the rest Of The Oriental army.
t;rcnt excitement prevails.
Further operations arc suspended.
, 1866-11-07
MISSOURI.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago rrl',n

ST. Lofts, November &.
The election here passed OF quietly. large
vote has been po]ed and at this hour the radicals
ATE qu1:r confident OF victory. The Registry 1ax
proved cumbersome where the election officers
did not thoroughly comprehend Its workings. In
some wards votes were received At the rate Of two
hundred per hour: In OILERS only one huud1ea
cuild vote IN an hour. One Thousand special po-
necEcn being on duty, preserved order splen-
did1v.
~. Lor1s, November 6,-icuera1 Pile is elected
Ma;o1ity. Tie Radical county ticket Il elre.ed br
about $50 majority.
The Conservatives elect two Of the Fix St1te
State Senators and three Of the fonrteeu Repre-
ecItatiyes: including Frank blair, who beats
BIanseomb about l5U.
Returns nora the interior are very ueas.c, but
90 taI give Radical zna]os,:y. Kansas City gives
1f Radical majority; JedeEson City about 40
majority; FEa9kltn County, 500 majority. Judge
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trsbune.]
ST. LoC., November 6.
The Radicals hare won glorious victory here,
clcc,lug lher comfy Ticket by SEQ majority, and
General Pile to Congress By i've OF six hundred.
The Conservatives concede their defeat. Euor.
nous sums Of money were used to elect Eoc4u.
Returns from the Second District elect New.
comb. Radical. By 10 overwhelming majority.
Returns from Herman. Jefferson CITY, Earondclct
1H.Lwood, Kansas City and other points. Indicate
largo Radical gains over the new Constitution
vcfc.
wAsuxa=oN, No. November C-Fyapk1iu
County gives $40 minority for Judge Ncwcomh
and the Nadtcal Sta1e ticket. Everything Quiet,
Callaw " County not 60 bad a. reported.
, 1866-11-07
MICHIGAN.

tsrcc1s1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune1
DETno1T, November 6-sl,dnicht.
One hundred and fosty-four towns and wards IN
stfs state gre 1s.21o Republican najori.y-a gain
ot 5,G1S otter the vote 0; 1851.
hepul,3iean gains are large beyond all e1pec.a.
uon. 1he estimated majority in tue State at this
hour Is about x',GU0-a gain Of ln,Q4l tna,o,itv
over 1861.
Every Republican Congressman Is elected hr a
large majority. It Is believed the smallest Re-,
publican majority for Congress- will reach 1870,
Beaman's majority over Chapman in the First
District, heretofore considered close, will be oyer
3,AN.
1zowhfface's majority over Bancroft, III The
Fifth District, heretofore considered doubtful
Will reach leo.
DETROIT, Mich, November G.-The Republican
majority tn Michigan will exceed twrnly.dyr
!; orsand. The Republicans elect all or thS SIX
Congressman. ''1
III Detroit City the Repnblcans eatp three Al,
dcrmen and c.ect Recorder.
Ihe Legislature will he more overwhelmingly
Republican than u-ual
ADRIAN, November G.-Thc city OF Adrian and
seyen toMns give Deanaan, Republican, fos Con.
g1GsF. ], ms na:oEiy--a gain Of Cts.
tstL$DALE, November G.-rhe Republican ma
oS,f N cain n;saa's q, 6 county Is between s0 and
Drnn OAK. So'embe. f.-Rcpublicaa minority
Ss,;,ssss p; ;i,sasG sa,s, j. At's0n' for Congress l'; Es
Qr!scr, Soycnher G.-Crapo, Governor, Re-
publican majority 49,; Congress, Ua.ou, Isl Re-
publican majority. Butler township lo5 RepublI-
can majority.
, 1866-11-07

We estimate tho majority for the Kepub'
lcan Ticket in Illi.ois at not less
than t;+n0u. It is more likcly to exceed
Than fall below TINT figure. Hcrub.
licau gains come in from all quarters.
'ELc.c Is hardly a Cnrperhead gain in the
~hule State. Cook County alone shows a
Republican gain of over 5,oo>. Peoria Coutl.
Is has gone Republican by nearly 3oo-a
splendid victory. The State Sen:,t. will not
stand worse for us than fifteen Republicans
tn n;uc Copperheads. Tie Republican ma.
I"rity in the House will be between twenty.
five aEd thirty.
, 1866-11-07

~" feHh. Hoseaoefh h-1u p: Nifty returns
afe neafly complete Ao1manns majority will be
ABOUT !e.MA. Kings equity reported 500. Few
towns in The State show increased Republican ma
Halsey elected In New Jereey, With indicated
Republican gains.
Robertson elected 10 Congress in the Terth Dis
tf1ct-
Mor11ekeg's majoEitfes are very large. Orpo.i-
lion vote ufiilnE.
The cit! vote. lacking one district, gives 6. All
majority for Hoffman, The remaining district
will probably increase it 100.
New YonK. November 6. B.-Nor...scy's p,ajo,,tr
Fox M : majority @ oser Grseiey i. ssoat SO IN the
Erookt' majority. In the Sf-,h ni.,r,e:- o-c,
Cannon and Elizabeth CadT ST: :ntna Is ! i0t. The
lnttcr received 81 votes.
Dsmas B.1re.' in thr Second District '. e,,c,,d
bv hrayT n aiU,ity. = ~Ae~''>N
Buntcr. Ucmcrrnf ts e1rctcd for t,c ehnrt torn.
and |. +. Kpbln.ou, Democrat. foe The ionc
term.
NEW YonK, November 6,--Tbe official count OF
t.c cly fools M. foe Fcnton nsai: Tor uotiinan'
19C50|onc small district moi vel In.
The maio1ittc. In tucltv.nine towns and eoun-
a,ati-a email csI1. 'S@'~''
Whole hummer nf yotes nollrde iii I'M
| A1nASY. Soyemher E'-Tb{s civ r4vcs 41oF.
man and Pruyn about sl0 ma;nrity. and elects
Robertson. Democrat and Smith, Republican, to
BrTrA1o, u. r., November 6.-Ihe indications
arc that Humphrey. Democrat, Il re elected 10
sonEtess p e. enis dis!11et, Defeating A. =. Ciapp
%a. IoGnan's ns;oitty Il aGout i;he eamo u0 a0'"'
, 1866-11-07
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Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tsi,une.1
LAWRENCE, November 6.
The vote 'e light in this city. Clarke, Railcal,
for Congress, has 100 majority. TIL Radical ma
!ortfy In this county will reach abont 1000. Wy
ardo:te County elects the Conservative ticket iy
about 100 majority jucluding one state Senator
ara two Representatives. The State l. largely
Radical.
TorEKA, Knnsae, November 6.-Thc Republican
ticket n this County Is elected by Il h4ndsome
minority.
The SIKH Senatorial District gives Crawford,
for Governor, $50 majo1i!y. Major Clark, fol
Congress, has 4bont the same,
, 1866-11-07

NEW foHK. November G.~-Slncon Draoer, for
about one year United States cotton ascct Of this
city, and whose death was crsoncoux}7 -coortcd
yesterday; died ot hie residence, at Th!:cstouc,
this morning at halE past Two O'clock He ,yas
f1tt attacked b. Brigat's disease Of The k,ducys,
followed BY shocks Of Paralysis. Mr. Draper as
1iIty-0nc ycars Of nge, and son Of Simeon Din.
Per, o{ HoQk6cld, Mss.