The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-09
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. s. z 30 P.M.-Tbe
returns from fifty scattering districts
Of the State, outside of the city of
New York, shog q Democratic gain
Of upwards Of 400, and the indica
tions are thai Holman has been re-
elected.
New YoRK, 8 PM, November s.
Second Ward, Hoffman 1877, Wood
ford 80; Third Ward, Hoffman 524,
Woodford 1859 These figures indi-
cate total vote of perhaps 10. 600,
and majority for Hoffman, Of over
10000. 4 few returns indicate the
reelection of Oakley Hall. Mayor,
though he runs far behind Hoffman.
New York, Nov. 8, 8:30P M.-The
election passed off without any dis
turbance, and the military was not
seen. There seems tc be no doubt
that the entire TammaDy County
Ticket was elected.
In the Third Congressional Dis
trict Slocum, Democrat, seems to be
elected. over Webster and Whiting,
Republicans Kiusells, Democrat,
was elected in the Second District
Ketehum. Republican, has probably
been chosen in the Twelfth District.
Eighiy-nine districts from various
parts Of the State, outside Of the City,
thus far heard from, give Democrat
ic gain of 1853, as compared wiih the
Preside 1tial vote of 1868, when Sey-
mour had 10000 majority.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9-Filth Ward,
Hoffman,. LIB; Woodford, $685.
Fourteenth Ward, Hoffman, 3.174;
Woodford, 1913
NEW YORK. Nov. 8 -1O:30PM
0Ie hundred and ninety two Districts
of the State, seutside of the city, show
a net Democratic gain Of 4, 994 The
four wards Of the city thus far re
ported, show a Democratic loss Of
2,164.
Fifthteeplh- Ward. Hoffman, 2.102;
WoOdford. 1884
The Democratic Genersl Commit
tee Of Brooklyn, report that Kings
County will give 1900 majority for
Hoffman aud Beach, aud that Gennral
Slocum is elected to Congress in the
Third District, by 5000 over e. d.
Webster. Schenectady County, IS
majority for HofftDaB; Democratic
gain, 225.
New York. Nov. S.-The Republi
cans elected is and the Democrats Is
CongTessmen
In the Seventh District Ely received
II 463; MeAlpin. 3,435; Wells, 9GI.
Sixth Congressional Dissrics Cox,
8. 242; Greeley. S.238.
In che Eighth District, Brooks has
about 4, coo majority.
Tenth Ward. Hoffman 3, 005, Wood
ford. 1040; Fourth Ward, Hoffman
2 96S. Woodford 1913; Seventeenth
Ward, Hoffman 1858, Woodford
2. 543.
OnOndaRa County. Woedford 1900
majority. Twenty.third Oongsession-
al District, Duell, Republican, elected
by over 5000 The City Of Troy gives
Hoffman l ,483 majority. The Dem
ocrats. it is said, concede the elee 'ion
of ST. John, Republican, 20 Congress-
in the Eleventh District. Rochester
City gives Hoffman ! 909 and Wood
ford 4,648.
New York City. Twelfth Ward,
Hoffman, ASH; Woodford, 1913.
Eleventh Ward. Hoffman, ) 7SS;
Woodford, 14l3 Eighth Ward,
Hoffman, 1862; Woodtord, 1886
Sixteenth Ward Hoffman, 3G2'r;
w OOQIoTu. 100.
In the Thirtieth District, William
Williams, Dem. was elected to Con
gress by 500 majority.
Saratoga County gives 600 Repub
liean majority. Carroll, Dem. was,
elected to Congress In the Eighteenth
District. In the Fourth District,
Roosevelt, Tammsny Dem, was elect
ed. In the Fifth District, ROBBERS
Tammany Dem. Sixth District, Cox,
Tammany DEM; Seventh District,
Ely, TammaJy Dem; Eighth Dis
trit, Brooks, Tammany Dem. Ninth
DistrIc., Wood. Tammany Dem In
the Twentieth Ward, Hoffman 2,S56,
and Woodford 2,274; Twenty first
Ward, Hoffman, 4,276; Woodford,
2, 430.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Ninteeutb
District - Elizier Prindle, Republi
can, is elected to Congress by 1000
majority.
Twenty-t econd Ward - Hoffman,
) 1923; Woodford. 2,606
Eighteenth Ward-Hoffmau 1891;
Woodford, 275.
Sixth Ward = Hoffman, 3,405;
Wooodford, 245.
Nintcenth Ward-Hoffman 6 152,
Woodf0Td, 2 500.
Total IN the city-Hofmap, 50. $50:
Woodford. 81 Cos.
NEW YOBK. November S.-Tne
Tribune estimates HofFman's majority
in the State at 10000. It practically
gives up the Assembly.
NEW YORK. Nov. Sin the Four
zenith Albany District, Perry, Dem
ocrat, is elected to Congress.
Troy, Nov. Sd. W.Warren, Dem
ocrat is elected to Congress, by a very
large majority, probably $500.