Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, NOV. 1-fentons majority IN
Schuyler oonnty- So; gam OF lOD. Steuben
county, 2,4Vc a gam of 100. Rsnnsselear county,
200; a gain OF 22vd. Ononhago county, 3,5k,
gain of no Herkiuer county. l,;s2s; a gain
of 3tO. -. Lawrence comfy. 800; a gain of
60. Saratoga county. 1881; gam OF ESQ
Ulster county gives Hoffman 300; Demo-
cratic loss of 450. Richmond county, l,02s, a
Democratic loss OF 800.
New York Congregational Delegation
The following ar. the members of Con gress
elect: lst district. stephen Taber, reelected
Dem. I'd, Demas Barnes, Dem; I'd, John w
Hunter, (sbort teTm,) Dem. gain; William Z
Robinson, Conservative, gain; Atm, John Fox
Dem; 5th. John Morrisey, Dem; 9th, Thomas
Il. Stewart, Conservative: eth, John w. Chan
|, Dem, gain; 9th, Fernando Wood, Dem, gain.
10Th, William II. Robertson, Rep; Iltn, Chas.
r. ks,Ss.m NAN wyes ksp' Rs gain l2sh' Jon1
Tnthill. Dem; litb. John V l. Pruyn, Dem.
18th, John A. Grswold, reelected, Rep; 18th
Orange Ferris, Rep; I7Ih, Calvin T. Hulburd,
reelected, Rep; 18th, James NJ. Marvin,
elected, Rep: 10Th, William T.. Fields, Rep;
2Uth, Addison III. Latin, re, elected, Rep; 21st,
KosSSe Conkiing, Reelected, Rep; 2sd, John
Rep. 24th, Theodore Nj Pomeroy, re elected,
Rep; 25th, William H. Kelsey, Rep; 26th,
William 5. Lincoln, Rep 97th. Hamilton
dependent Rep; 10Th, Burt Van Horn, re-
elected, Rep; 3Oth, James NJ. Humphrey. re-
elected, Rep; 3is,, Henry Van Aernam. re-
elected. Rep. Republicans, 10; Democrats, I2
DETROIT, Nov. The Republicans elect the
entire Congressional delegation in this state
Beaman's majority in the lst district is 4,3UI; a
Republican gain on the vote of 1864 of 2, 400
In the ID district Upson's majority Is 6s5l: a
gam f23o. In the Sd district, Blair's majority
Is 32Sl' gain of Coz. Ia the 4th district, as
far as heard from, Ferry has 2.l0J majority. In
the 5th district, Trowbridge has 800 majority.
In the 9th district, meagre returns give briggs
1900 majority. The Republican. gain largely
throughoutthe State. In Wayne county, which
lnclndeS
cutting attorney, and recorder, and gain two
state senators and three representatives. The
Common Council Of Detroit stands '-Repub-
ncans, 10; Democrats, 9, and l workingman
The Republicans have gained feur members.
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Nov. .6.-Gen. Halbert r.. Paine,
Rep, is certainly re elected ~ Congress from
the fret district.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Nov 6-La Crosse city
has given majority for the entire Republican
ticket, ranging from 100 TO l72. the highest ma
jority being for Gen. Washburn for Congress,
and IN large excess Of Lincoln's majority. La
Crosse county gives 500 Republican majority,
being a gain of over 200. The La Crosse, a
north western (6th) congressional district. has
probably elected Gen. Cad wallader e.. Wash
burn by over 5000 maiority. The Rep publican
national, State, city and county tickets are
triumphant beyond doubt in every place
within hundred miles Of La Crosse. on both
sides OF the Mississippi.
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7-Returns from Allegany
county indicate that the Conservatives have
carried the Legislative ticket.
The constitutional amendment against the
creation OF the sinking fund for support OF the
public schools has been adopted.
VERMONT.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
BURLINGTON, Nov. 6.-The second trial for
member of Congress IN thus, the third district.
took place to-day. The candidates are the
Hon. Worthington q. Smith, OF St. Albans.
Rep. the Hon. Asa o. kldis. of St Albans CON
sui at Nice. Ken. and Waldo brigham of
Hyde Park, Dem. The vote will be 5000 TO
4.UC0 less than at the September election. when
to 5H p. m. from the following towns, and they
indicate close vote between Smith and Adds:
pt TSWns; Smith Aids. Brigham.
Burlington.......... .279 300 22O
Shelonrn. ............. - ~ n
st. Albans. 436 2Ig 1875
Observation-Disclosures returns from this dis.
rlct indicate the election OF Worthlngton c.
Smith, Rep, by clear majority over Asa O.
Adds, boiling Republican. and Waldo Brig
nam, Dem. Up 70 this hour Smith has 2.ii9
Adds 1,27l; and Brigham. LIS.
GOOD SENsR-The South western, of Snreye
port. La, has an idea: I'VE have two many
stout young men in the South shameless bur-
dens on the Drawn and muscle of better men
than themselves-worthless young men, WHO
ride the laborer as the Old Man of the Sea
fastened himself on the back o. Sinbad the
Sailor. 1t is time they are shaken of and COM
PEELED TO sweat for themselves" The Mobile
Advertiser, in an article upon the same sub
lect, says that IL Is a waste Of time 10 discuss
coolie projects and European immigration
projects. Ii thinks that the labor-supply prob
lem can only be solved by '.the white folks
rolling up their sleeves and going to work
themselves"
EPIsCoPAL-The Piedmont Con vent,on held
their first session In the Episcopal Church OF
this town. commencing on last Wednesday.
The ministers OF the various parishes compos-
ing the convocation, Messrs. walker, Andrews.
Kingsolying, Cole and the rector of ST. James
Church, We're in attendance. and an in terestIng
series OF meetings were kept up three times a
day from the day of commencement on Wed
nesuay, until its close. Sunday. The pulpit
was occupied on Saturday night and Sunday
morning, ard again on Monday night by Rev
Philip Slaughter. Mr.. ). is hereafter to be as
sociated in the editorial conduct of the South
ern Churchman, published at Alexandria
LeesLUrg Mirror.
THK ELECTION IN MARLBOROUGH, Mp.-Ths
Marlborough (Md.) Gazette of Yesterday con-
tains the following returns OF the election
there on the 9th instant. For Congress
stone, democrat, $50; Albert, Union, B. For
Comptroller - Leonard, Conservative, III;
For Senate-Bowie. 1i7. For the House of Del.
egales-C. G. Magruder. jr., Democrat Ii9; O.
X. Calvert. Democrat. l46; p. G. Grimes
Union, 5; Edward Magruder, Union, 3 For
Constitutional Amendment, li6; against Con
sti'utioral Amendment, 5. The vote fell 20
short of the number registered
CAUGHT.-A few nights ago, when on the
Baltimore boat, in the Bay, N North CaroliniaH
was Ie4uesteu oy a representing himself
rs son OF a clergyman, to be allowed TO share
his state room. Ii was granted; but in the
night the clergyman's SON was detected taking
uBdue liberties with the North Caroliniau; 3
pockets. In the scufhe which ensued, the ear
of the thief was cut of and he was finally Sc
cured.-NOrfott Day Book.
NoTTHE NEEDLE GUN.-Why will not Euro
pean politicians ano statesmen learn that il
was not the needle gun which defeated Aust ial
Of the 55OOO killed, wounded, and missing in
Benedeke.army, 3O,00O were missing This is
one OF the many symptoms Of the discont at in
the Austrian Empire, of the hostility between
Its variousraces, and OF their hatred alike of
Austrian despotism and Austrian oppression
of the people. le --.
~ A Richmond paper says 1T is with deem
regret that We learn that Gen. Henry A Wise
is lying dangerously sick Of the cholera At his
residence-the old Marshall House-ou the
corner OF Marshall and 9th streets. He was
taken with the early stages of the disease on
Saturday. and ii has not yet yielded to med
ical skill He is under the treatment of DR.
HaXall g tk-s
HrFrom the corner OF Main and Temple
streets in this city, stone could easily be
thrown into five foxy old fellows harems
int lfnN hnr A. -. a --s-