The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-04
Increased Msjorities in New Eng
land-The New York Congress
siOnal Ticket - HOffman's
Probable Success-The
Result in the South.
Seymour Carries New York.
TIE LATEST RETURNS.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

NhAhLtsTON, NOV. 4.--Ine Iull Otnclal returns
of the vote in this city gives a Grant majority
of 1856.
ALABAMA.
MOBILE, Nov. 4.-Burnsville, Plsutsville, aud
Selma, IN Dallas county, give Grant majority
of 1870.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 4.-The members OF the
Electoral College of Florida were chosen by the
Legislature to-day at 1 o'clock, and the vote
cast for the Republican ticket by 40 to 0. One
of three electors is colored.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The vote in this city
fCots up 20. .ss7 for Seymour and 27e for Grant
Orleans parish will increase the Democratic
vote 1900, making Seymour's majority In the
parish nearly rs 600.
In Caddo Parish the Democratic majority is
2SOo. in Shreveport City the vote stood, sey-
mour, 1900; Grant, II.
New Iberia, 489 Democratic majority
Brashear City gives the only Republican ma
everything passed off quietly the Republicans
staying at home, SO as to have peace.
THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Boston, Nov. 4.-The Advertiser gives the
Republican majority in Maine as $4,000; in
New Hampshire, 5000; in Vermont 80 900; IN
Massachusetts, $4,000; in Rhode Island, 64OO;
and in Connecticut, 34l5.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH n, C., Nov. An Charlotte the Re
publican gain is 176. There are large Democratic
gains in the county. Kettersall, Granville
county, Democratic gain, 70. Franklinton.
Democratic gain, 20. Henderson, Democratic
gain, IA; Wayne. 60 Democratic majority, a gain
To-, ~
lican gain of 243. High Point, Gentford county,
the vote stood, Seymour, So; Grant, 222. In
Graham, Alamance county, Grant, 1876; Seymour,
9O7. Wake county shows Democratic gains as
for as beard from.
At Dasham, Orange county, Seymour, 4o5;
Grant, ls9; Democratic gain.
The vote Of Raleigh sho VS. a Republican ain
of 100. In Halifax county there is small De-
mocratic gain. Caboras, four precincts, Seymour,
9e2; Grant, 49, In Hillsboro, Orange county,
there is a Republican gain of go.
NEwBERN, Nov. Arlington gives Grant 437
majority. Heaton, Republican, for Congress,
436 maj ority.
Beaufort gives Republican majority of III,
and Democratic gain of 72. Morehead City,
Republican majority 4. James City gives Re-
publican majority OF 1879.
NEW YORK.
UTIoA, Nov. 4.-Oneda county COMPLETE ex.
eept three small districts, gives Grant II, $50;
Seymour, 10, $40. Girls void (Rep.), for Governor,
II, $40; Hoffman (Dem y 1888. The official
figures will perhaps add so to the Republican
majority.
In Utica city the vote was-Graut, 2il1; Sey-
mour, 29l2. Griswold, 24l7; Hoffman, 1909.
Bailey, for Congress, 2419; spriggs Dem.), 1886.
Avery (Rep.) is elected to the Assembly by 81
majority from the First district of Oneida
county. Brownville, Jefferson county, gives
Grant sos; Seymour, 247. Watertown gives
Grant $40; Seymour, 40. Wlens gives Grant
47s; Seymour, 1856. Worth gives Grant 6s; sey-
mour, ITO. Camden Oneida county, Grant, 537;
Seymour, 2s9. Florence, Seymour, sS7;
Grant, 1853.
Special Despatch to The Euenh,0 Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--The World has Just
issued an extra claiming a probable majority
for Hoffman of 20, 900, as he leads his ticket ten
thousand in this city, and as many more In other
counties. They give Hofman's complete vote
in the city, corrected, at ll3,O39; Griswold,
a. LOG; Seymour, 1O7669; Grant, 47,778; and
also claim the Legislature as Democratic.
The result in the city of New York is thus
given by the morning pRpers:--
Seymour. Grant, Maj.
| N. Y. Tribune........".. lUS 025 1921 6O,lO4
N, Y. World. ............. lOI, ,689 4777o 81, ,S9l
| N. Y Herald d.............. lUS Ol5 47,92l 6J,lO4
The World makes Seymour's majority In
Brooklyn IL, O76 over Grant, bat there are wards
to hear from which will lessen this.
Special Despotch 10 The Evening Telegraph:
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-l2 M.-Adiltional re-
turns from the State since morning are favorable
for the Democrats, aud there seems to be no
doubt now that Sey ymour has carried New York
by majority ranging from 1000 to 10000. Up
to this hour the returns show the Republicans
to have the Assembly by eight, giving them a
majority of ten on joint ballot, and securing the
re election of Senator Morgan.
Special Despatch TO The EUsntrl0 Telegraph.
New YORK, Nov. 4-The latest Tribune extra
gives New York unoficially to Seymour by 1856.
The Ie egrom claims ma ority In the Assembly
in the State, and asserts that Seymour will be
| the next United States Senator. OF the twenty.
eight States heard from twenty-five are for
Grant, who is conceded by everybody to be the
/ next President
| THE GENERAL RESULT.
Special De,patch to The Evening Telegraph.
NEW York, Nov. 4.-The Herald says the
J majority for Seymour in the city is $4,000, aud