Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-07

jority in the city 2,5ls.
RHODE ISLAND.
PRoyIpEXcE, November 5.-Grant's
majority in the State is GAS.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, November 4.-Returns in
dictate that the Democratic majority In
Georgia will be 10000.
AUGUSTA, November 5.-The official
count in 20 counties Of Georgia gives
1858 majority for Seymour. His ma
jority in the State is estimated at $4,000.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, November 5.-The cleo
ton returns come in very slow. The
claim two Congressman in
the upper counties. The Republicans
claim the State by q reduced majority.
MISSOURI.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Latest re-
turns from Missouri give Grant sbont
20, 900 majority.
TENNESSEE.
MRNPHIs, November s. - Leftwick
(Democrat) is undoubtedly elected to
Congress from this district by 300 to
500 majority.
ARKANSAS.
A dispatch from Helena, Ark, says
Logan H. Roots (Republicau) is elected
to Congress.
NEW YORK.
Nsw York, November 5.-Morrissey's
majority for Congress is over 1900.
ILLiNoIs-aRAND ToRcHLrGHT PROCESSION
Al CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The latest re-
turns show the defeat of Raum (Repub-
lican), candidate for Congress in the
Thirteenth Illinois District, by 400 ma
jority. The Democrats therefore gain
one member.
The Republicans are celebrating their
victory tonight with the largest torch
light procession and illumination ever
witnessed in the West. Wabash ave-
nue. is splendidly illuminated through
out its entire length, and as the process
sion, which is near three miles long,
moved up that thorouyhfare with in.
Vulnerable transparencies, calcium
lights, blazing torches and colored
FIRE under q perfect archway of rockets,
Roman candles, and other fireworks,
the sight was the grandest and most
beautiful that could easily be imagined.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, November 5.-Returns
show Democratic gains, but they are
not supposed to be enough to overcome
the former Radical majority. Shaber
CONSERVATIVE is certainly elected to
Congress in the Sixth District. Partial
returns from the Seventh District indi-
cate the election Of Durham (Conserr-
ative).
LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, November 5.-Returns
from the country parishes show in some
the same disparity between the Demo-
cratic and Republican vote as in this
city. West Baton Rouge, Iberyille and
Algiers show a Republican majority.
The entire Congressional delegation is
elected. The Democratic majority in
the State is near 10000.
Mayor Hoffman OF New York.
NEW YORK, November Sit is re-
ported that Mayor Hoffman will resign
his present office. The time Of the va.
cancy will be filled at the charter cleo
ton in December.
General Butler SercnRded.
LOWELL November 5.-Genersl Butler
was greeted last night by about 1900
fellow citizens. He made a briel
speech. Referring to the murders OF
Union men in the South, he said Con-
gress would soon provide q remedy for
that. IfAndy Johnson docs not second
our efforts we will try and provide for
him.
Washington Nows.
WASHINGTON, November ga board
Of army officers, to retire disabled off.
GERS, has been ordered to convene at st.
Louis on the 10th inst, or as soon
thereafter as possible.
The public debt statement will be is
sued tomorrow. It will show a reduc-
ton OF nearly six millions.
General Reynolds has been relieved
of the command of the military district
of Texas, and ordered to resume the
command of his regiment, now in Aus
tin. General Candy succeeds Reynolds
command in Texas.
The President has accepted 20 miles
of the Central Pacific Railroad, making
$40 miles east of the starting point.
Tho Disturbances in GeorEia.
SAvANNAH. November 5.-The negroes
disbauded last night, but are again as
sembling at Telfar Plantation. They
are said to BIO armed with United States
muskets. Hopes are entertained that
there will be no collision, but the OK
citcment in the city is great.