The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
Northern New

FORK Legislature 10 Dsmocrati ON = ;o;pt
ballot, with . probable majority in the
Senate
The New jersey Legislature Il demo,
cratic In both branches. .'-ae--.-.,------.''-"'''
In Kansas, both negro and female ,ue
Iage were defeated by from eigh. to ten
thousand majority.
In Wisconsin, the latest accounts ipdi.
cate the election of Fairchild by reduced
majority, but q decidedly Republican
Legislature.
In Minnesoss, negro suffrage has been
defeated. Mr.. Marshall is probably elect
ed Governor BY small majority. ...
Dispatches from near Corese. in Italy.
state that Garibaldi was moving with
three thousand men and two guns towards
Triv oil. The Garibaldians were singing
patriotic songs. and entirely unconseiou.
Of danger, when they were attacked at
Metans on both fauks. BY seven Pspal
battalions, with seven gnns, and defeated.
They retreated to Monte Rotundi, where
they made q stand for two hours, aud
were finally completely routed with the
loss OF their best men. Garibaldi and
Meno.ti both captured, and their troops
disarmed. The insurrection is over, and
Italy quiet. -...
The French took no part in the fight,
| except some volunteers. The English
ambassador has requested the King 10
treat Garibaldi lenisntly. Garibaldi 10
reported TO be insane.
WASHINGTON, November 8.-The FOL
lowing is the approximate result In New
York:
Tho Democratic majority is from thirty
TO forty thousand. The Legislature is
Republican BY largely reduced majori
ty, With possibility that The Democrats
will have the lower House. Nearly all
the Congressmen are Democrats.
In New Jersey Democratic majority ia
5000 and eight on joint bs,iot. Wiscou
sin legislature is Republican. which de
feas Doolittle. Fsirchild Republican is
elected, though Democratic gain 5000
10 Minnesota Marshall Republican, is sl
ected, but negro suffrage was defeated BY
9 decided majority. ..-
WAsHISoroN, November 7.-Genera,
Emory, who commands the District De.
parsrnent, has forbidden parades, but On
dorsss on the order that martial law no
longer exists in the District, and be does
not see by what authority he can disarm
and disbsnd private militia companies
This endorsement passed back through
Grant TO the President without comment.
A reliable letter from Lancaster says
that Stevens is worse. but COMES 70 Wash
ington on Saturday by a special train.
There seems no doubt that the state
mens that General Grant 10 In harmony
With the Republican party, as sss forth 10
the Press and Chronicle Of this morning,
is made With General Grants consent
In reported conversation, Sen stor
Wade is represented A. having said, tha,
Congress would never modify the recon
struction laws, but would make them
harder. II the South did not bsbsve bet
tor. He 10 sorry about the Republican
disposition to run Grant Wade ssys:-
Let him come out like man and show
his principles. He charaeteri.ss Stevens
oon6scstion bills % uu1ise. 4.Ea.
Thurlow Weeds wing Of the Rspubii
oan Party have proclaimed In favor OF
sr,icIs .,,,;b,,ad a. G,s.,u !. "a m
Chase, and deprsoi..;vs 81 G,"p, To- ~
ssys: "Gsneral Grant We esteem by no
means . great mao, nor even very gssa,
General. The wH being over, ws esnno,
carry elections BY reading buIle tins Of
Union victories AID s1hostiug the people
4
are pushisg General Gsaot Tor P,s.;dsn,