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them IN the Department of Marne.
LONDON, November 6.-The result Of
the Presidential election in America is
published in London this morning. The
Telegraph believes Grant deserved re-
election, and the fact that he has been
again chosen dispeFses the assertion that
Republicans are ungrateful. The Stand.
ara makes violent attack on the Re-
publican party, which. it says. has done
nasionaiiy what Tammany and Fisk did
locally. Grant and Greeley are both
nnfit for the position of President OF the
United States. bnt, it says, Of the two
evils, it believes the people have made
the best choice.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON. November 6.-Arrived-
Stream, Philadelphia; sohooners Mary
%. Femeriok, Philadelphia; Samuel
Fish. Booth Bay. Me.
FRANKFORT, KY. November 6.-The
returns indicate full Republican and a
falling off of one-third of the Demoora-
tic votes. Greeley's majority is proba-
bly, 10000. A Democratic Congressman
has been elected from every district.
NRw YORK, November 6.-The He.
RAIDS election estimates give to Grant
twenty eight States and to Greeley eight:
or. 268 electoral votes for Grant, to 90
for Greeley, The popular msjority for
Grant is placed at 350,O0O. The Herald
editorially says. that whether the result
will be accounted for by the popular
strength Of Gen. Grant on the one hand,
or the weakness OF Greeley aud tho fee
b!eness OF the Liberal Republicans, com-
bined with the Democratic bolt. on the
other hand, it is, in many respects, the
most remarkable Presidential election in
the history of the country.
The Tribune gives Grant 232 electoral
votes. at the lowest. and 70 for Greeley,
with the rest doubtful. There is scarcely
parallel, 1t anys, in the completeness OF
the rout and triumph. It argues that
Liberalism could not withstand the
enormous outlsys of money expended
by the Republicans in the canvass. Gen.
Grant now has four years more OF power,
With heavy congressional majorities; and
IN whatever reform he may seek to eject,
he will have the aid of the Tribune.
The World places Grants popular ma.
jority at 300, 600. It says that tho de.
feat is due to the Democracy surrender.
ing to Greeley; that the decentralization
consequent upon the New York ring
speculation of a year or two ago dis
heartened the party, and caused the
nomination at atBaltimore; that the party
had not recovered in time from the Tam
many taint TO do anything, until too late:
The Times gives Grant 300 electoral
votes, and; Greeley only 43, with the
balance doubtful. .
On the mayoralty vote, this city will
give Hayemeyer, Republican,, 81, $50;
Lawrence. Tammany, 48.5O5; O'Brien,
Apollo Hall, 34.30l; Havemeyer's plu-
rality being 3,454.
The Assembly in the State will proba-
big stand - Democrats TO 81 Repubii-
cans The Senate is Republican, hold
ing over from last year.
Ihe 1Tlohne, commenting on tho re-
suit. says the Liberal Republican strength
IN North Carolina, Vermont and Maine
was nearly neutralized by the Democrats
who wouldn't ''eat crow" when they
could get from five to twenty dollars for
not eating it.
The New York Congressional deleoa-
ton is % Republicans and 10 Demo
Gratis. The last delegation was Is Re-
nnh|icans ena 1s Democrats.
The steamship Grenada, lust char.
tered to run between Boston and Charles
ton, was burned.
WASHINGTON, November 6.-Phelps,
Republican, is elected from the Fifth
New Jersey District. Lowndes, Repub-
lican, from tho Sixth Maryland District.
is elected. New Jersey elects Repub-
lican Congressman and Republican
Joint ballot Many Republican members
OF the New York Legislature are op-
posed to Conkling's Reelection to the
Senate. Schudder, Republican, is elect
cd from the First New York District.
The Liberals carry but one County in
Kansas. Rice, Wood and FarwelI, Re
publicans, are elected to Congress. Ilii-
nols elects twelve Republican members
OF Congress. Page and Clayton, Repub-
iicans, are elected to Congress from
California. Both parties claim Virginia.
Returns from Alabama are meagre. Both
parties. still claim Louisiana, though the
Liberals regard their success as almost
certain, by 10000. Florida is also
claimed by both parties, by very small
majority. Greeley runs behind his ticket
IN Florida. There are indications of
10000 ma; ;ority in North Caroline for
Grant. Dispatches from Nashville indi-
cate that Maynard is elected to Congress
at large, over Johnson and Cheatham.
Immense Republican gains in every sec
tiOn of Virpinio heor6 frono :,.t:s- IL