The evening Argus., 1867-04-02
Radicals oppose it because Sew
ard Negotiated it.
The Great Paris Exposition.
THE SUPERIORITY OF AMERl.
CAN LADIES ADMITTED.

New YORK, April l.-Returns from some
| 60 towns III Connecticut give Engiish, oenl-
| ocrat, about 800 majority for governor;~
| These towns, including New Haven, so looV
and Hartford ACT democratic. The result Is
close and doubtful, but the democrats claim
the state. -
| I,.TER.-New Haven Co. complete gives
Hawley $3.50, and English .s45. Engish
gains l53 in the county compared 10 last
year. TLo ,ots
Of Hartford stands Hawley, 2,746; Eng
lish, 3,216. The majority for English last
: year was 419. -
gress is 5e7. Deming is probably oefea'eo
Retnrns have been received from all but
| % towns. English leads Hawley by 3oo;-
8 Both branches of the Legislature Will prooa-
NoRw1cn, Conn, April /, r o'clock:-
!, Norwich gives -Hawiey l,444; hHghsh
is l,l35. For member OF -. congress, ,s 'o.A'A AA
Ssw Hanfa lam a bat towns in the state
= foot up; English, 35,7s9; Hawley, 34,9l9-
J. c.Ic,oo. April "A Freepost, Ill, spe-
[y c;al of today saws at the municipal election
d here Yesterday the republicans elected the
,y straight ticket, with the exception OF s'ree'
nv commissioner, alderman and teasurer;-
N The contest was very spirited on Soth s'ueS
ut CHICAGO, April Especial dispatehes last
nv night contain the following items
&C | M.n,soS WISCONSIN, April An active CON
test is going on in this city for city othcers, AZ
eu the sl.stion TO- o-morrow. The republicans on sat-
urday evening, nominated mni tar
ro Proudfoot for mayer and Louis Helm Tor treasur
he ar Both sides are hopeful of success. Thing'
are considered mixed :,
The governor has received from the war de-
partment full lists of deserters ana drait % Sneass
aor | this state copies OF when VIII nc ulS'ii -
e | the several counties. \,
ior DuBUouE, Iowa, April l.-after one or Tn
!, IN most exciting contests ever Know the repupho"
uch carried Dubuque heretofore the democratic strong
We hold of Iowa j. K. Graves is elected mayor L.
NJ | nearly 400 majority. Last year the democrat
- | carried the city by $50 majority. The city
H. | wild with excitement
In e,ection took pMce o-day and, notwithstandln
and the unfavorabe weather, over 9,"oo 'oues "e
,1oo nolled The result has not yet been ascertalne
hut at last accounts the radical ticket led the II
dependent ticket by 500 votes There was
| reaplar democratic ticket in the field.
pe'" ApRAIs Mich, April 1.-At the charter eie
| .ion held here. to-day, the republicans eiece
noe their whole city ticket, and elected OUT Vi
- dermen The majority on mayor Is ZZf: la
i'ou veur the democrats elected their mayor ny
ancy majority. The balance of the county has
ihen yet been heard trom'
IS to c,xc,xxArr1 April Ist.-The muninipal ele
me, t;on passed of quietly The whole unlon tici
eight has been elected by about 5000 majority
taste DETROIT, April lst-Ihe vote oasS ~ . sM.s
ful They will elect the state ticket, ana II
also elect delegates t" the censti'"'loh'A o'N'
This eitv gives a small republican majority.
suops The county has been carried by the democr
nm the To1Epe Ohio, April 1.-The municipal e
liberty, ton proceeded quietly with inaieauohs VI
% hest CIpcrrvuIE, o.. April Wake, union
letter elected mayor by 67 majorety large ui
Skill gain. ..,.;
Phila- COLUMBUS, o., Aprl I'm ,ne cry
V3m. present mayor was re-eecteo =, c'
n union eain of 592 over his election last
council stand, u s@ss ''rs.'', s.r '1Ios Tors
special says sp.I -;
given to the public in a few days.
Judge Holt has testified before the Judic
NJ comm;ttee that the diary given to him
III cether with other things found ON Booth, In In
diately upon the arrival OF the caPtors OF IN
sassin in Washington that the boos mas %.
r. | his possession and under his control every 81
| that Il has not been altered in any partic'
rN ANY that when it was handed to him eighteen
: - ~ were cut out, and that the diary commences
afe and APrn 4t' .ne aay u Va .hat day he (Rooth)
IS Light hrst enai and sent it to the
tional Intelligencer, giving an account OF tne
CENE poses of himself and confederates that Tn
oke and ainder of the diary consists of giorlheat
ant and him self (Booth) whom he hkened 10 brutus
denunciation of his victim, who he calls ty
facts. | etc.
Judge Holt testified that, in his judgemen
IER, diary threw no light upon the case,and he d
and Ill. deem it proper to offer it as evidence.
The publisher of the Intelhgener testified
AN, he had not received the communication
and, III pretended to have sent to that paper and
- | there is evidence that Booth ever wrote
in the book other than that found there.
00m. The fate of the Russo. American treaty Is
ably critical it being piece OF Mr.. oe'
diplomacy. A number of leading radicals
inc Mr.. Stevens, favor it. The great comm
p advantages secured by it are universally
,,-,rs ,;a | ted.
, that he New YORK, April 2.-Tne her@iu A"s -
We place, lowing special ,.,...;o, w.
see him The great Paris Universai e1nloi'io S =.
on hand. malIy opened this morning. The DAY w
= cTa = served as o holiday by the entire popuiano