The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

NEW YoRK, Nov. 6, l0P M.-The
fetlIrnb from all tho. WAfdA in the
city are complete enough to show that
HoiImRns majority is fully $1,000.
I'm the city Of Utica, kellogg for Con-
gress haas901 1majol9fvD in nsAomelK X Kel-
iogg, R65; Camden, Conkling, 300;
Kirkland. Conkling, 100; New Hart
ford, OonkliDg, 32l; Marcy, Kellogg,
D; Sanserfeld, Kellogg, 6S; Marshall,
kellogg, 100; Conkling's majority
Il Midnight-Returns from all the
Wards in New York City received
Total humber of votes polled, 1l3, ,12l /;
total pplled for Fenton, 33, ,234; total
pblled for Hoffman, 79, ,S92; Hoffman s
majority in the city, 1868.
Chahdler, Democrat, in the 7th
Dihtridt, is elected by 4,756, over
lSteinbfenner; Fernando Wood, Dem
oerat, Is elected TO Congress in the 9th
Dihtridt by | ,423 majority; Stewards
mgjoriiy in the 9th Congressional
DiBtridt is 2,458. Twenty towns and
counties in New Jersey give a Repub-
lican majority of 4,29l, a slight gain !;
Robertson, Republican, is elected TO
'OongrSss in the 10th New York
District by 1000 majority.o1. J.
Syrapuse gives Fenton SOC majority /;
iOswegp City, Fenton z majority; Os-
wego County gives Fent6fi at least
1900 majority; Buffalo, majority
against A. M. Clapp for Congressional
Representative about 1000, Hoffman
carries the city by about 600 Roches-
ter gives Fenton $50 majority.
~ New YORK, Nov. 6.-0n Friday
last the Atlantic Steamship Company
was en5oined by fudge Broadly, Of the
|igonrt bf Common pleas, from trans
ferring the newlycreated capital stock
lof the lCorporatiol. about $S, ,000. 900.
The Original capital was 81, 600, 900,
but at b late meeting it was doubled,
with ah understanding, IL is alleged,
that tile new stock should not be put
into market for ksix months, dating
from July, 1866. The complaint set
forth that the stock was being disposed
of contrary to disagreement. and an
Injunction was therefore granted.
The Following dispatch is received
over the Atlantic Gable, dated Rio
Janeirp, Oct. l0thy via London, No
yembef 3 Another battle took place
'at Fort Curapaity1on the 22d of Sep
tember, The ganboats engaged the
fort from the river, while the allies
forming in columns attacked the Par
aEuaygn lines in the midst of shower
of grdpe and musketry,a and nobly
icapturpd the first parallels, They failed
however TO take the second, and were
compelled TO retire after having sus-
tainedla loss Of 5000 men and having
had several gunboats disabled Gen.
Flores returned 10 Montevido with
the rest of the Oriental army Great
excitement prevails. Further opera
tions are suspended.
10 New YoRK, Nov. 6.-The weather
iis very fine and the election is pro-
ceeding quietly.
b New York, Nov. 6.-The Times
learns that the announcement of the
death 6fSimon Draper was premature.
That gentleman is seriously i'll, how
ever.
New YoRK, Nov. 6.-Simeon Dra-
per died at Whitestone, Long Island,
at half-past three o'clock this after
noon.
New .YoRKs Nov. = G-rAY Rome,
Georgia, paper makes the following
announcement of railroad consolida-
ton 90 the 9th ult, in this city: Final
steps ia the consolidation Of the Ala
bama And Tennessee River Railroad, /,
Georgia and Alabama Railroad, and
DaltoA and Jackson Railroad Com
panies was perfected, and the consoli-
dated companies placed under the
control of the Alabama and Tennes-
Rresid lent e''"'a" 9 'aa""""HS