Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS
THE RESrLT FOR PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.


We give below an abstract OF all the addi-
uonsl returns received after our paper went 10
press yesterday up to this morning of the re-
suit of the elections held on Tuesday for Pres
ident and Vice President # the United States,
and fer members of Congress:
NEW YORK
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Seymour's majority In
thIs &C unity is 1,S0v; Hoffman IS 2,2CO "A Demo-
cratic gain OF nearly 4.0C1. Mayhem, dem }
Tor Congress, has 200 majority.
The Evening Journal comedies the Stats to
Seymour by s,GOF, and 10 HOff man by 2U,Oo0. 1t
CLAIMS that the ASSEMBLY viii BE- composed OF
"a RepublIcans ana 81 Democrats.
The Argus claims 1000 majority in the State
-or Seyn nour. and 25CCO for Hoffman, and con-
cedes The Assembly to the Republicans by a
small majority.
Greer, for Con gTess, from the 10th district, is
elected ~ 100 majority. The election will
probably De contested on the ground Of fraudu-
lent naiuralizati tion.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Post saws the au.
thorItles have evidence that over 15.0U fraudu-
lent votes Were east in this city, and announces
tGat Hoffman election Will. therefore, be cou-
tested. Fox. for Congress. has rs ,S9J ma i0rity,
and Crooks has 1879 majority. Oaikins ma
JorIty iOr Congre in tile 7th district Is II ,S3.
NEW JERSEY.
RfhTON, n. j, Nov. 4.-Ths result in this
Sta;e, so far as ascertained, figures up about
1850 majority for Randolph, Democratic candi.
oate Tor Governor, and the Democratic electors
have about 800 majority.
Charles HaIght, John =. Bird, and Orestes
Cleveland, Democrats, are elected 10 Congress
IL Is thought that Philip Rafferty,, a the Fourth
DIS trist, rs fefeated by i small majority by
Hal, Eepublican. Moore, Republican, is elect
ed III The First District.
Iht Legislature will probably be composed
rs follows. Senare-Democrats,t "; Republicans.
= Hcuse-Democrats, 59; Republicans, 2o.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE State returns
are meagre. I he Times (Rep.) claims the State
- a q ~ ~ hat ft.nC Cfa@,
has given a Republican majority. unless grea,
frarcs have been perpetrated by Democrats in
toe southern counties. The Morning Call
tDem-) claims the State hy 5000 10 $500 mai Or
Iiy, and tue election OF Johnson and AxtelI TO
Congress. The Democratic majority in this
city IS 1880. TIE municipal contest centred on
the chef OF police. Cowley (Rep.) is elected by
-bout l,OOJ majority.
NORTH CAROLINA
WILMINGTON, n. c.. Nov. 4.-Manv Demo
cIais claim his State tor Seymour
re &oTHiHg Star estimates the Republican
rlt- I0ritv AZ 5000. The election OF Shobev,
Democrat, IN the Sixth District, is regard ed a.
Certain. HIS competitor Ii Hon. Nat Bovdeu
u, Democrats seem confident of a,ecting Dur
haIA in The Seventh District. Returns rece: we'd
here show net Democratic gain ON the Con-
y.uiIJ4 vote OF 3,ODU Pitt county gives 2
Demo cratic gam of GOU; Robes on over 800; Ric
moEC, AEsOu- Columbus, Wilson, Ea n,
wayne, Halifax > ohnson, Cumberland SaInp-
SON DnpIln- and Onslow counties ali give
L crane gains MeCklea huTl, RO van, Az. !
'..alfEs give snail Republican gains.
GEDSGlA.
TSTA. CA. Nov. $50 tar rs heard
iT.--. ,b-rr wee no disturbances in tieoTgIg
t--t-Icav, except at Savannah and Augusta.
IT,. II - from tVsnty-sey-n counties, some Z.
.'I.-.I Dt-; largely Republican nj NE ,iubar-
n.-tOrtaI el'c'4O1, show Democratic majority
Of ll--GJ- The indications are that tna lg-inJ -
cratic 1'oTIy il he State viii ne fully 55JcN,
tE perhaps, 3vttv.
TENNESSEE
H+E--- HIS. nov. 4.-The CONGRESSIONAL cleo
- a. tlls dis LrIct Is sull IN dOub,. As ItnoV.
SIands. with McNalry county hear from,
I.e-tvTlc.-. D. ni) Jnd smith, iR=P.l with The
"--D,rs in i&yO- o. ;hC iattsl. The election
" - &c contested, no matter vi nar Jae sesu Il
may be. the STATE has gohs for Grant anu
COifaX by reduced majority.
ALABAMA.
IoSTGoNERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-Ine negro
CCLIties Ci Alabama which gave Grant ma
lcr- iTs, have nearly all been heard from. An d
Ir thought b. the Democrats that their Inq-
r-r. VIII ne easily overcome by the witis
S-El-cS. Democrats mere seem confident tn a,
10" state has gone for Seymour by 6 handsome
E-aC-I-y
tCSSEG T.CUT.
E4ETFCED, CONN Nov. full returns
from every town IN the STATE, read 1T the Co1-
yCAl afiice, give the following result by cour-