The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-09
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The fogs that Immediately followed the
several state elections on Tuesday aud
Wednesday, are so nearly cleared away /
that the true results are nearly In view
The telegraph gives the majority OF the
Republican Congressman in the state OF
New York at rs 3Gs--the delegation stand-
ing, as at present twenty Radicals and
eleven Democrats. FESroN, Radical it's
now believed will have majority of near
$4,000
A Trenton, N. u. dispatch says Governor
NEWELL Is positively defeated In the Sec
ond Congressional District by HAIGHr,
Democrat, who has 227 majority. The dol-
egation stands--Republiea three; Demo
erats, two.
The question of calling convention to
revise the Constitution of the state Of New
York was submitted to vote of the people
at the election, on Tuesday. The majority
in favor of the convention Is about JOOOOO.
The returns from all but nineteen towns
in Massachusetts, have been reported, which
give BULLOCK, Radical. majority of BlS3l.
Thlrty-six counties In Missouri have given
the Radicals majority of about ll,OOO, aud
the counties, yet 10 heard from, gave LIN
coin q 900. The official vote In st. Louis
gives General PILE 100 majority over Ho-
GAN for Congress; but should several hun
dred votes, cast after the regular closing Of
the polls. be received, his majority will be
increased. and General BLAIR defeated for
the Legislature.
A Carson City dispatch says that the
Radical party carried the Nevada State by
about one thousand majority.
FRANK THOMAS district in Maryland has
given that irrepressible Radical about 800
majority.
To sum up Congressional results in the
elections of this week the Radicals have
elected one hundred and twenty-nine mem-
bers and the Democrats thirty-two.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The imprisoned Baltimore Police Com
missioners were before Judge BARToI. of
the Court of Appeals, on hd6eas corpus,
yesterday. After lengthy arguments, the
Judge decided to admit evidence taking in
the whole range of the merits of the case.
luCIt was kIthb NANibNibNAAt hAiNaies - i''i
crowd that surrounded the court room.
The British Government has renewed its
proposition to the United States to have a
mixed commission appointed TO arbitrate
the Alabama claims. As this has been once
declined by the Administration, 1t is not
probable that it will now be accepted.
The United States steamer Susquehnnna
l.. fs,A A..t.n
Cruz; General SHERMAN is in New York.
ready to embark, and Minister CAMPBELL
has been telegraphed to proceed at once on
his mission.
The receipts from customs, in gold. as
shown by returns to the Treasury Depart
ment, are now averaging about one million
of dollars per week. The importations are
not so large as they were in September
and October.
Proposals for an immense contract for
furnishing stationery, are advertised by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The
contract will amount to about five millions
of dollars, the bids to be in by the 18th
instant, and to be for supplying stationery
for the year ending June 30, 1867, to as
SCISSORS and collectors throughout that part
of the United States lying east of the
Rocky Mountains, and embraces two hun
dred and forty collection districts.
A woman and eight children, named
SIMMONS, were found in starving cOndi-
ton at Chattanooga, on Sunday. Two OF
the children were dead before relief reached
them, and a third died almost Immediately
The father of the family died in Alabama