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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

REINTERMENT OF THE REMAINS OF TIE
FOUNDER OF AMERICAN METH0DIsM.-On
Friday last the remains of Philip Embury were
conveyed from an obscure graveyard, located
about three miles from Cambridge, Oh the line
OF the Rutland and Washington railroad, to
Woodland Cemetery near the same village.
Embury Was born in Limerick county, Ire
land, IN 1928, removed to America in 1850,
and organized the first Methodist Church in
this country in his own house, in New York,
in l766, aided by Mrs Barbara Heck, Il zeal
Gus woman, who had accompanied him to this
country.
The procession formed at the Methodist
church at 0 clock, and moved to Woodland
Cemetery 1t was one Of the most imposing
professions, considering its nature and objects,
we have ever seen. Two hundred clergy in
line, followed by large concourse Of laity and
numerous woman. with large array OF car
riages, is a spectacle not often seen. AS in
military displays the crippled veterans are
placed in carriages escorted by the line, SO III
this case the superannuated and worn out men,
who had given their life to the ministry, were
placed in carriages while all the others walk
ed. The ovation created wonderful excite
ment in the little Ylllage-ndced, 1t would
have done so anywhere-and the villagers DON
ned their holiday attire and swellcd the crowd
large numbers Of surrounding farmers COM
ing in with their carriages, making the entire
line at least half mile in length.
Bishop James and Rev s. d. Brown OF
New York, and Rev. L. Seymour conducted
the funeral exercises. A monument is to be
erected over his final resting place, for which
all American Methodists will contribute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

For miscellaneous reading, new advertise
ments, &C., &C., see first ard fourth pages OF
the Gazette, Reading matter on all the four
pages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
BY JOHN Il. PARROT, aUCTICNEER.

TEOUSEHOLD FURNITURE a ND OH
I 4 Err GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY MORNING = EXT, the 2Gth instant. / par
pose Offering, AZ auction, aargc lot OF Furniture
ard other goods, such as Beds. Bcdst"aGs, Straw,
Shuck and Hair Mattresses, Book Cases, rccra-
tarv, Wardrobe, WaShstands, Sidcbo"rd, Re-
trigerator, Cooking and other Stoves, KNIVES
and Forks, Plates and Dishes, Soi&: Clock,
Rocking Chair, one Writing Desk Mcdicinc
Chest. one hundred or more Painted Chests,
Suitable for clothes. carpenter tools gram or
express boxes and many other PURPOSES jus"
Mating, Hat Rack for School-ro0m Carpet,
CountcrpancS, Damask Curtains, and many
other goods.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock. at my store
139. King street, corner of st. Asaph. Terms
Cash. iap23-33:%l JOHN H. PAkROIT.
CYORE, STORE FIXTURES, AND EN-
= TIRE STOCK OF GOODS is offered for
sale at NJ FLEICHERS. No, lGl. King street.
For 20 days longer am Offering to my friends
and customers the balance OF my goods at the
following prices:
Prints, Is to pc. B!cachcd Ccttons lG to Doc:
DclaincS, 25c Hoop Skirts at Sl.OO. and a full!
stock Of White Goods; also Ladies' Caters 81. )
worth $50, and Ladies' Morocco. $50. worth
500. Call at once and see for yourself, as the
Goods must be sold NJ FLETCHER,
No. lGl. King street.
lts.> Rooms for Rent. Business closed every
Saturday evening until haif-pa$t seven o clok.
APP N-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

The Washington Star says:-'The report OF
the Freedmen Intelligence Office at Alexan-
dria, Va, for the ten days ending April Goth,
discloses the fact that yearly all of the colored
population are now in employment" We
should not have supposed this to be so, judg-
ing from the number Of strange negroes loiter-
ing about town, especially boys and lads, who
may have s'employment." but who certainly
appear to have a great deal of leisure time, and
no ayork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

The regular s3lni-nothly meeting Of the
City Counsel takes place tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

~ To THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY,
most respectfully withdraw my name as can
didate for sheriff, at the election in May next
I do this by the consent of friends of myself and
those of Mr. w. r. Milan and hope my friends
will unite with me in support of Mr. Milan
whereby our common interest will be served,
and hope you will have no cause of regret Re-
spectfully, your obedicnt servant,
ap 23-te JOHN POWELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

DOR RENT-The Store Room, No. Is, North
L Fairfax street, in Mansion House building.
One of the best business locations in the city 1t
was formerly the Mansion House Restaurant
Apply at this Office NH DIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

Z -------
Scvcra! very PLEASANT ROOMS over the
Bakery No. d, South Fairfax street.
mh30-tf ADAMS & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
aD { -laWt.
pv7a s?nrTENBURa AUcTIovEEaa

WILL be sold al Public Auction nj the cor
w ncr Of King and Columbus street, or
SATURDAY, at 10 O clock, u. m. . large l"i Il
FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, &c. con-
sisting Of
CARPETS.
RUGS,
MATING,
OIL CLOTH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

~ EW GOODS.-We have just eceived a
I large addition to our stock Of New Goods.
E9r the Inc, ladies' we have elegant PEA IN AND
0prC FED PURE SILKS. GREN EDIN ES,
GS;rA,GES, WHITE GROUND ALPACAS,
SSt,fE1tED AND FIGURED MOUSLINS,
NT3aLI4lCOS, &c, and a complete assortment of
-"E ~ okNl = GOODS aad EABRCIDERIES
mani me ~ Tentemen We have large assort-
we cal special attention to- our VIRGINIA.
MADE CASSIMERES. 'A 'in' iNhn
ap 2S-u WILMER s. SLA,lMAKER.
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III II. DALTON,
FASHIONABLE TiILOR.
No j. ST. Asanh street.

FASHIONABLE TIILOR.
No 5, st. Asaph street.
ALEXANDRIA VA.
Clothing Trimmed and made in the best man
ncr to order also Repairing and Altering done
Quick and Neat.
Old Clothing LETT on hand over three months
will be sold for repairs. =,
He respectfully solicits call from his old
patrons and friends of Prince William and adj
joining counties, Zap 23-Gm W. II. D.
WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTEN-
" TON to the Metal and Heavy Hardware
branch Of our business, Gnctuciing Carriagc and
Wheel stock) from and after this date we WI!
oi'er our entire stock Of BUILDERS, CABl-
NET MAkERS,' and UPHOLSTERERS
HARDWARE at cost, with expenses added.
TO dealers and others who. under the constant
fl fluctuations Of the market, are unwilling TO car
~ heavy stocks. an excellent chance Is here Of
farcd to buy small quantities 1T wholesale rates.
JOHN K. ELNANS u CO.,
800. Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
;D 2O-eOim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

C.1 x REWARD!-Stolen from my stable
= p in Prince William county, on Cedar
Run, on the night CT the 10Th instant, RED
SORREL MARE, about ten years old, Is! hands
high, with two roam spots on the right side of
the neck under her name, q small scar in the
middle Of each knee cap, very full eye, PAGES
and trots well, and has been used for the saddle.
T will pay S25 for the mare, and $50 for the ap-
prehension Of the thief.
JEREMIAH HERNDON,
ap 24-2t Bristoe Station, w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

SIS FOR A SIS
SUIT OF CLOTHES,
SIG
FOR 4
SUIT OF CLOTHES,
STYLES.
SIS
FOR A
SUIT OF CLOTHES.
$50
FOR A
SUIT OF CLOTHES.
FOR n
SUIT OF CLOTHES;
MANY STYLES.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. c. HENNING,
Cor. 7th St. and Md. Az,
near Alexa. r. r. Depot,
ap 23-2t* Washington, d. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

OHAKER'S HERBS.-.Just received direct
y from New Lebanon. n. y, large and
fresh supply of SHAKERS HERBS, consist
ing in part Of Balm ..emoE, Burberry Bark,
Bitter Root Blackberry Root, Boncset. Burdocll
Root, Catnip, Cohosh, Coltsto9t Comfrey Root,
Dandelion Root Yellow Dock Root. Elder Bark,
Elder Flowers, Sweet Fern, Gold Thread, Col
den Seal, Hoarhound, Indian Hemp. Mandrake
Root, Marigold Flowers Sweet Marioram, Red
and White Oak Bark: Pennyroyal, Peppermint,
Poppy Heads Princes Pine, Rue, Scullcap,
Spearmint, Spikenard, Summer, Savory, Sage,
pressed in packages, and in bulk to suit purcha-
sers. for sale Wholesale and retail By
JANNEY IL CO.,
sn Off Druggists, l45, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

/ bles the subscriber to offer choice articles
in this line. d. SPElDEN,
ap G-3m No. y, south Fairfax st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

EOR REL Tine two lower ROOMS in the
L GAzETTE building, on Prince street with
gas wate- &c. admirably situated for offices.
O-tEey car be both thrown into one and used
or q store Apply at the Gazette office ju2G-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
w0NE1ARY d COMMERCIAL.

Money and stocks remain without change
There is a continued stringency in the money
r,arket, and but little enquiry for securities =
Same transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es-
nscially the notes of the banks Of this State,
:hzoay ba nuote6 of the figures given below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

rs a CARD.-My wife Georgianna Ryles,
having left my bed and board, without provoca--
ton, this is to forwarn all persons from hsr5or-
ing or trusting her on my account.
ap23-3t* JOHN w. RYLES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

Eg~ To THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY
1announce myself Il candidate at the election to
be held on the 24th May, for the Clerkship of
the County Court, the office now held by me as
Cle:k pro tenn. I respectfully ask your support
with the assurance that every efo TT shall be
made to satisfactorily conduct the affairs of the
office. lap 9-td#l VIM. NJ FITzHUGH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

GTORE AND WHARF FOR RENT.-One
- Of the most desirable stands tor Ship Chan
dlery and Grocery in the city, STORE No 3,
KING STREET, at present occupied by MesSrS.
Broders & Co. Also the wharf ut the foot If
King strect-vcry desirable us a wood yard and
landing. Possession given at once Apply to
He 2l-tfl WHEAT & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

A correspondent informs us that the garbage
cart never makes its appearance in some quar-
ters of the city at all. In the First Ward,
south of the tunnel, it is only known now by
report The oldest inhabitants never saw it
there. When the children meet it up street
they report it as strange vehicle-a foreigner
something which is yet to be known in their
quarter. And yet the Board Of Health pre-
scribe the use of the garbage cart Where is
the garbage cart?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24


iduc Of the purchase money to be paid in three
equal instalmcnts Of six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, to be secured BY
the bonds Of the purchaser. and the title 20 be
retained until the purchase money is fully paid;
SER upon his dcfault ut any tme to BAY TIE
cash deposit or the deferred inStalmc4ts. Con
veya"clng ana StampS a ~ cost OF RT33G;nascT'
irn'I~rtI ~ r. TT ~ 6ppitnN
MA IL Il " cl - 80 tAsi''H q
up 11-cot2 o2It1-.. . "a ~:
CAMERON DISTILLERY. NEAR ALEX
u ANDRIA, FOR SALE-The undcr:;sH-
WEDNESD1Y the 2nI iav 81 :iav. I5lG. the
v'InabIc nro1nrlr known"s Cameron Di:t;ll.ry.
With alltbe land and buildings thereto belong
inc
This propsrty. situated on the Orange and
Alcynniria Rajlroad one mile from A!exand.ia.
Va contains nine and one. eigith acres OF land
which i in cultivation as u market garden The
bniIding three story, j. Of brick. Substantially
built, and Of Sufficient capacty to run 800 bu~;i
Dcr dav, The copper worm for said capacity Is
bc EGp and pe 1roo The esg H 6ut %
& Hunt, Of Baltimore. is of thirty horse power,
with two boilers ioFty 1cey long c"cl' W.T." EcII
Snrcr"r mil brrrs Nt The door Is = we'll. ten
co., ~ d;a,na+nr f,r4v fact dnnn c1ntaini,r nm
abnn ID supp;v Of cool soft Water. Thcra is
nined into this we'll the water OF fine spring
sIG TaIHE fS 81 DECIDED @dtc we o' '0f ~
The nroperty will positively be sold. the own
crs hyving cngaeed in other PURSUITS during the
war. fnot s9Id entire. will be sold in lots to
snit nurchoscrs F;neinc, conner and burr may
ha s RJ'H in distinct naIcaJ Rc house Contains
30 Er1 br;"ks On the nropertv ere three
6n,,ses with stablinc
CHARLES +. STUART,
GEORGE w BRENT
Arants and Att'vs in fact.
on1n-oois for H.. owner.
TRoltimo-c Sun. Wash. Ehron. \. Y. Herald.
every other tili sale and send oil to TN. Once
TOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-By yir-
l / tue Of q cccl of trust. executed by John
Crawford snd wife dated 9TH December. 1863
and recorded among the lard records Of AlcNan~
dra County, in Loa w, No. 3, Folio $685. the
undersigned. as trustee therein named. will Offer
for sale at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the
Isl day of May next, at u clock. in front q
the Mayor's Office, Alexandria, Va, = PIECE
or GROUND in the said city. bounded IS fol-
lows: Beginning on the cast side Of Henry So
C3 feet 3 inches north Of Cameron street. ana
running north with Henry street II feet ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

The authorities in Washington, government
and local, are proceeding vigorously to abate
nuisauces in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
ONE PRICE ONLY.

= CBLIC SALE--I shall offer for sale on
! Tuesday, the Sth day Of May, Cor the next
lar day. at Belle Isle, the late residence Of Alb
her 3 Price, dec, d., all the personal property
% which he died possessed, viz Two Ftp E
horses | Light Carriage, us good as me- ",
ii very fine Hogs q lot of superior Bac on.
S,ran, Household and Kitchen Furnit ure
f4rnlng Implements, Good Seine and Boat SC
=, Ierms:-A credit Of six months viii beg wen.
e sng purchasers giving bond with APPROX ed Sc.
premises. WIN, B. X. PP ICE.
AGnaaI sistrator
Aing George, county M 23-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
For Sale and Rent.
A RARE CHANCE.
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stock Of
HARDWARE,
STOVES 81 TJ N WARE

TOOLS, MACHINES, LEASE, sc.
at Il very low figure, (as he wishes to leave The
city, to any one who desires to go into business.
This is 4 rare chance.
lie will sell to reduce his stock at wholesale,
or retail any portion Off, low, until he can close
out the whole stock G. n. GREGORY,
NH Diff l1T. King St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

KrRocEssroN. = Yesterday in the u. s.
Senate, Mr. Wade introduced bill to repeal
the act to retrocede the county Of Alexandra,
in the District of Columbia, to the State Of
Virginia. The preamble of the bill sets forth
that the rebellion has demonstrated the wisdom
of preserving the ten miles square under the
exclusive control of Congress, both for civil and
military purposes, and for the defense of the
Capital, and that the act of retrocession to Vir-
ginia is declared null and void, and that the
jurisdiction of Congress and the laws provided
for the District Of Columbia are again put in
force; private and personal property not to be
affected by this act so far as the rights of pri-
vate parties are concerned. All civil Offices in
the said retroceded portion of the District in
the city and county of Alexandria, are declared
vacant, the vacancies to be filed by new ap-
pointments or elections to be held under, the
laws governing elections in the District of Co.
lumbia Referred to District Committee. =
There is reason to believe that the plot, con-
corning this measure, so destructive to the In
terests, and SO abhorent to the wishes and feel
ings of nine-tenths Of the people Of Virginia and
the people of Alexandra, has been concocted by
the advice ofpersons in and about this city. Such
'retrocession" would, we fear, ruin Alexan
dria. This bill is the occasion of considerable
conversation on the streets this morning, and
meets with, it is hardly necessary to state, uni
'versal condemnation. The mere fact, however,
that a man occupying seat in the Senate OF
the United States is not only willing to disfran-
chise an entire community, but possesses the
effrontery to make that willingness public, is a
sad and ominous homily upon the morality Of
the times. We trust that the proper measures
will be at once instituted and accomplished to
present to Congress a statement of the sentl
ments of ninety nine hundredths of the citizens
of this county upon the proposed annexation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

FISH MARKET arrivals are less nu-
merous, but there is yet q good demand. Shad
Sl2aSl5 per hundred: Herring S4aS5 per thou
sand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
GAVE YOUR MONEY
OLD TIMES HAVE RETURNED
HEAD QUARTERS FOR TIE SEASON
RE-ESTABLIsHED At TIE OLD STAND,
NO. 100, KING STREET,
SHION WATERMAN, PROpRIEToR

Having no idea Of leaving Alexandria, l. an
now prepared. with full and complete assert
Of the latest styles and best manufacture to fill
all orders at prices that defy competition. This
is not all, that better suits Of clothing can be
procured at the "Old Stand" for less money
than at any other establishment in tho city, it is
equally true respecting Gents Furnishing
Goods in general, a complete assortment of which
is now being received.
The patrons of the cold Stand" citizens, So
iourncrs, and the public at large are cordially
and lraternally invited to call and verify the
truth Of the above ''Sccing is believing"
SIMON WATERMAN,
ap 1S-tf 100 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

Bruce concentrated Fertilizer go 90 @ 90 90
Ford sFertilzcr p ton of, 0O0lbs55 90 @ 90 90
baltimore Co.'S Ammoniatcd Su-
per Phosphate Of Lime, q ton
Of 1000 ,................57 90 a 90 90
Baltimore Company's Poudrett
p ton of 1000 lbs. . mills 90 @ 90 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-08
Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket for the past three days has been unusu-
ally depressed and quiet. The market for
print cloths is dull from the lower price of
prints, and there has been but few transac-
tions the past three days. The market for
prints has been quiet, but there are no
very large stocks OF the leading styles in
the market. These goods are very steady
in price and moderately active for export
In the market for ticks and stripes and
heavy goods generally of this class there
have been some slight concessions in prices
and 1t is probable that prices will be fixed
at those of September. There Is only q
light trade, but goods are in good styles
and renewed confidence is, felt on the
part of holders. The market for wool is
still depressed. Jobbers' prices-Browu
sheeting-Indian Head 221s, Boalto 20, do
3O1a. Bleached sheetings-B Bates So, do
B 80, Blackstone %. Prints-Garner & Co
2O1a, Hamilton 1917, Richmond 10, Aller
lS13. Brown drills-Amoskeag %, Win.
throp 20. Corset Jeans-Naumkeag Sat
ter %, Laconia 81, Bates 10. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-08
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Superfne is quoted at 80 5o@ll 20; ex-
ira at $l29l3 25i family at $l3 5o&li 5O, anu fancy
attl4 5oS.5 SO. 90. ra, r...r..,
vas fair demand for spring at 81 80 for No. ], and
81 25a2 80 Tor No. 2. -a. rfTLg
COIN Holders are not willing to take less than
9Oc for No. shelled. Old esr gold at S4i atlOwer
erable was sold at SSS6Oc, t,arrIye..,
OATS-The "a o we're: 800 bush No. at 46c, in
elevator, and $50 DO No. at SOC. ,rf. -.
rRIE-The market rules steady with. far de-
No 9; 200 bushels primo sold on Che landing al
BARLEY-Primef fall is held at 81 65Si 70. and
No. / Stae sprirg at 81 30 II IS, -,
ed. New mess is held at $27 Obrls sold to- day at
BULK MEATs-SOld at 1870 for shoulders. and
l5c for rib sides, packed.
BAC0N--LOwer, with only moderate JohNlns
demand; shoulders at l5 C, and clear sides al hc.
aSLARD-ln fair demand at l31sc; sales 100 nerces
primo at this rate. 4 ~ b. ta - a. 4. a e
H0GS-The receipts during the .psst "a hours
were 3941 head Holders afe asking % OO. gross. fol
There is not much doing, but holders
are veEy firm. asking 36 361Sc for middling.
COEFEE--We quote iair TO, choice Rio at 27S
SuGAR-Raw la@l5o 17HsrXc for hard re.
MOLASSEs-sOas for Porto Rico.I Eag.
| BUTTER-We quote prime to choice Centra
Ohio at 3O932c per pound.
CHEESE w 9 quote " estern Reserve and liam
| burg at l5l gl6hc per pound, actual tare.
| EGGS-The market rules quiet, but INN. at ~ 9
| sic per dozen, fer prime fresh.t VIZ -
| WHISKY-The market unchanged. Bonded i
held at 34c, and free at 81 "a. 5r,a a
rules 4iet with fair demand at 3d. Flax is hrn
| at e 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.



New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE World admits
the election of Frnton by 1000 majority,
the Times by 10000, the Herald by from
5000 to 5000, and the Tribune by at least
the majority given in 1854. - GEE10Q (
The returns we have this afternoon con-
tinue to indicate the eetion OF Fenton by
10000. The Tribunes reckoning this al
ternoOn is 1922. "a.
BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-THE entire Democrat
ic ticket was elected here yesterday.
ALBANY, Nov.7.-The Republican Union
general committee are firing one hundred
guns in honor Of their victory in this coun-
ty and the reelection of Gov. Fenton.
New Jersey. .r. ,a.,..
NEWARK, N. j., Nov, 7.-Hill (Rep) is
elected to Congress over Rogers ny ABOUT
4.500 majority, and it is believed that Gov
Newell is reelected in the Second District:
The Congressional delegation will stand
four Republicans to one Democrats gam
of two.
... Delaware. rgEB
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Returns from
the election in Delaware are received. New
Castle county gives lS0 majority for kld-
die. Kent county gives 92l Democratic
majority. Sussex county is not complete
but enough is known to fix the Democratic
majority in the State at 1,00O-a gain OF
500. fse3
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 7.-Charles Haight
(Dtm.) was elected in the I'd District by a
majority of over 200. The Legislature In
both branches is Republican.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Posts fourth
edition from careful collection OF the re-
turns from all parts of this State estimates
FentOn's majority at nearly 5000.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Michigan elects the
entire Republican Congressional delega-
ton. Beamen's mai. in First District 430.
Republican gain on vote of 1864 of 24O.
Second Distrct-Upton's majority, $3.50.
Gain of 23O. Third Dstrict-Blair's ma
jority 3,2Sl. Gain of COZ. Fourth District
far as heard from Ferry has 2,lOO majori-
ty. Fifth District-Trowbridge has l,36O
majority. Sixth District-meger returns
give briggs 1000 majority. Republicans
gain largely throughout the State: Wayne
county, which includes Detroit, elects
the Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney and Re,
corder. Gain two State Senators and
three Representatives. Common Council
stands ten Republicans, nine Democrats
and one Working Man. Republican gain
of four members.