The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
[vrom the Gold Hill News Extra of yesterday

NEW YORK, November 4. Seymou,
seems to have carried New York by about
5000, but runs long way behind his
ticket, HoGman's majority being estimated
at 10000. The Republicans retain the Leg
ilatuye.
In New Jersey, John J. Blair, Republican
candidate for Governor, is certainly defeat
ed, and the State probably goes for Seymour
| by about 1000. The Republicans lose the
Legislature, and consequently Senator in
place OF Frrlinghuysen. The Congressional
delegation elected is two Republicans and
three Democrats.
NEWARK, n. j., November 4.-The re-
turns from New Jersey are close and incom-
plete. Seymour carries the State by about
600. Randolph (Dem.) is elected Govern
or by 900. The Democrats have three
majority in the Senate and four In the House,
securing the election of Democratic Sena-
tor in place of Frelinghuysen. The follow
ing Congressman are elected First District
Moore, Rep, 5000 majority. Second Dis
trict-Haisht, DEM, 5000 majority. Third
District-Byrd, DEM, 800 majority. Hale,
Republican, is probably elected in the
Fourth District. Cleveland, Dem, is elect
ed in the Fifth District by over 900 major
ity.
ALBANY, November 4.-The Evening
Journal comedies the State to Seymour by
5000 majority to Hoffman By 10000. The
Argus claims 10000 for Seymour and 25 900
for Hoffman, but comedies the Assembly to
the Republicans BY small majority.
INDIANA
CHICAGO, November 4-Latest returns
show that Grants majority in Indiana is not
less than 10000, and will perhaps reach
1900.
IOWA.
IN Iowa the estimated Republican major
its is ,0Go. The negro suffrage amend
ment was carried by $4,000.
Missouri returns are incomplete. Grant
probably carries the State by about u 900.
WISCONSIN
Wisconsin gives $1,000 for Grant, and
the Congressional delegation is unchanged.
ILLINOIS.
Illinois gives 1000 to $1,000 majority,
and the Republican Congressman are the
same as before, except that probably Raum
Republitan) is defeated in the Thirteenth
District.
FLORIDA.
The Florida Legislature chose Electors !;
the vote stood 10 Republican to 9 Demo
cratic.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
South Carolina is undoubtedly Tepuoli-
can.
TENNESSEE.
In Tennessee, Leftwich Dem } is proba-
bly, elected to Congress in Memphis Dis
trict the others are all Republican. Grant
carries the State by handsome majority.
NORTH CAROLINA,
RALEIGH, November 4.-Nost precint re-
turns are received, but not enough to deter
mine the result in the State. Schoer, Dem,
is elected to Congress.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 4-The Post
charges enormous frauds upon the Tammany
leaders. 1testimates that 5000 fraudulent
votes were poled. Hofman's election will
be contested.
NEW York. November 4.-Senator Nor
gan and Representative Schenck publish a
card stating their opinion that the public ext
gency requires the attendance of a quorum
Of members of Congress on the lOtf, inst.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTroRD, November 4-The foil vote of
Connecticut gives Grant 1926, Seymour
46 ,531.
ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS, November IA letter has been
received from Arkansas saving that in the
election IS far Us heard from there was no
disturbance.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, November 1.-THE Dem
ocrats claim the State for Seymour. The
Star estimates the Republican ma ;ority at
5000 The election OF Schober in the Sixth
District i; regarded as certain. His compe-
titor was N. Borden The Democrats arc
also confident that Durham is elected in the
Seventh District.
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, November 4.-Our city is per-