The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

The following arc the names OF Assembly elected
being democratic gain Of one:-Firss district, n D.
Taylor democrat, lao maority Second district Hosea
y. Clark. democrat, n majority Third District y.
Faikenbury, republican, 19s majority; Fourth district
Dryer, democrat Isl majority; SIKH district, D. ". Q
Norris republican, Is majority.
sheriff hersecs, republican, ID Reelected oy 30 ma
jonty.
The following the newly elected members Of the
New Jersey Legislature from Essex county, with their
majorities:--
First District comprising Bloomfield, Caldwell Iiv
ingson aud hilburnl-Israel D. Condt republican, s3I
Second District (orange, Fast ana wes. orange)-A
r c"ndit, republican, 1850 majority. M.
Third Dsirict-tEishth ward OF Newark and Belle
Four'n Distrct-tFirst and Fourth wards Of Nowark)
WIN X. sayr' republican. SIS majority
Fifth D.strict-tSccond and Sixth wards OF Newnrkl-
samuel Atwster, republican, 400 majority.
slh Dstrict-lclinton, South Orange and Thirteenth
ward OF NewaIkl--J r. Trimnle, republican, 10 majo-
ritv.
Seventh nstrict-hIrd and Ninth wards Of Newark
VIM II. Murphy, republican, ge5 majority.
Eighth Dtsiriet-Fifh, Tenth and Twelfth wards OF
NewarkAEiwtn Holden democrat, $50 majority
Ninth ns,rIci-tsevcnth and Eleventh wards Of New
ark )M H. 9. VAIL democrat. by plurality
James l. HAYS II eeced to the State Senate from Es
Ser county by about 1850 majority.
Essex township complete gives Hin 926; loss OF 80
from Gov. Wards vote laat year
Mlilburn gives Hill repubhcan for Congress 90 majo
riy.
In Orange Hll's majority Is7.
In East Orange Rogers has III majority.
Iis majority In the Orange district ID 367; gain on
Wards majority OF l0J.
South Orange gives Rogers majority Of Q, and tho
democratic candidate Tor senator 81 majority
Ia bloomfield Hlis majority ~ $40.
NswAaK, Nov. a, 1860.
In the First Congressional district Moore, republican.
II elected. Tho socond IL In doubt In the Third,
sgreaves, democrat 10 elected BY a reduced majority
The Fourth ~ In doubt In tho Fifth, Hasey, republi
car, has about 500 majority.
The Senate viii stand democrats; II republicans.
The Assembly will be republican by small majority
srs Tr r Mri"rS s. s m. G@""' Is R.Des
lican gain Ward 49, Hampton--Rogerss majority;
q republican gain Of one.
Moaais covNry. pequonnoc--John Hills home, gives
hip 665 majority.
His maion,y In the county Il about 600 E.tell no.
publican ~ ce,td 10 the Assembly In tho Second dis
t1c SAWYER democrat - elected In the First district
aErcRR COUNTY gives 200 majority for Newell, rerub
lican, for Congress and elects three republican Assem-
bymcn Nov Hampton-Iiaizhl democrat, for Co..
grcss 70 majority
cAspKs couSrr.--H addon township republican ma
Iority, ll5. wton township. 20 republican majority
Delaware township 10 republican majority.
CUMBERLAND Cousi r.--Bridgeton, l25 republican ma
joriy. Two other townships give 1872 republican ma
Jorty.
ATLANTIC Cousrr-H amnonton Moore, rcpubl can
majority. l6i. Fret 20 frcssonal district. Atlantic
rits--2s republican majority for Congressman Egg
Harbor-50 republican majority Union township-l22
republican majority.
GlorcEsrER Coryy.--Grccnwl ch township los repub.
lican majority. Mantna townsbip Camden ciiy-2a0
republican majority; gain Of 10 Tnrh district, War
rem township sitgrcayes. democrat, Is majority
CARE NAY souSTi gives 300 republican majority for
Congressman The whole republican ticket elected In
Camden BY from 275 10 100 majority. Az far heard
from there large Onion gains Ia The State Mr. Cob
linga Congress- The Second district IN elected BY
10 najority-a gain OF los over last year.
MrDD torsrY.- Sci. BT1nswirk Davidson 81
majority; Garriard, republican, for Assembly, III
iority,
usos forSry.--i Linden, A. Clark, republican, ~ ma
orty; Davidson, for Congress- 10 majority. This
elects he republican ticket by abont 200 majority and
both republican Ascmbyman Elizabeth. Firm ward,
J Clark, denncrat, Tor X nator 10 majority; Person
tor Sheriff. l62. stgreaves, Democrat for Congress %
majority New Providence, pas dson 90 majority; A.
Clarke, for senator 81; ion, fT sheriff, 27-Iasge
publ an gan.
rRrvros, Nov q, 1863.
The returns CRIME in slowly, hut the Indications arc
that tho republicans have carried the ftasc ! bah
branches 81 the LEGISLATURE TseCongrcesman from ,bs
ssoond district s si IN doabt ~sh the probabilities In
favor of Newell. republican.
Burlington county gives 800 majority Cor Ncws for
Congress. Tho rep ubean loose rnt.r of A.