, 1874-11-04

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Srfcfat Dispatch to 1Ar Cbtedov TyiDuue
NEW OnLEANs, nor. 3.-rho latest, but incomplete
returns from al points of tho State indicate tho cleo
Hon Of Gtbsou, Der1., for Congress, III tho Tirst
District, orcr syphcr BY largo majority Ellis, Dcn1.,
IN tho second; Darrell, lscp., in tho Third; Levy,
Defn in the Fourth atorey. Hop, In the Fitth aud
Hnsl Rop., In tho Sixth Tho Slate rcmaing IN doubt
md thore will probably not DO difference Of MOE
!han two or three thousand either way,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-1seturns tha morning In
dcatc GOO Conservative majority In tho city. Gibeon
In tho E1rat Ellis In tho Second Congressional Dig
trc each go out Of the city with 60oo majority
and their election ID regarded aa certain by tho Co
ssyaives They aao claim tho election Of Levy In the
Fourth, Spencer In tho Fifth, and Moore in tho Sixth
Congressional District conceding tho election OF Du
rell In tho Third District
Tho Conservative State Central Committee regard
tho election Of Moncuro, their State Treasurer,
tain. Seven parishes heard from, Including Orleans,
give Moncuro oFcr Ii 900 minority.
Tho Conservatives claim ten Of tho eighteen stato
Senator's aud At least sixty nsemhera of tho House.
They ccct sweltlreo Representatives In this city.
SHREVEPORT La, Nov. 3-Tho Registered colorcd
majority tn this parish Is 1,26, showing that there
was heavy co1ored vote for tho Conservatives Three
Dpiuocrata are elected to tho Legislature.
Levy is elected to Congress from this district bo-
yond doubt.
Additional returns arc favorable to tho Couservu-
uvcs. Tho Indications nre that they elect tyo Con-
grcsssnen mud tho State Trcasurer. Tho Democrats
claim the election Of slxty-cight members Of the
Legislature, Gfty-1yo being majority.
SunEyEponT, ILL.,, Npv. 1.~-Thn complete official
Democratic majority s Co., Two precincts In Boasier
Parish glye Democratic majority. No others hava
been Acar1 from.
NEW YonK, Nov. 3.-The Democratic stato Commit
tce layc received tho following dispatch:
New ORLEANS, Nov. a;-we hare carried the State
numbers, voted orc1lT nrd freely for Tho Democratc
and coutarvatye .eEe.s Gibson E!lis, Moore, spcn;
probably praaux. The election was most quiet aud
reaecslle.
tsiyned} JoHx n1cExEnx.
s;eatal Dirateh to 7ae chiea3o Tribune.
TAsn1sGTos, ,. O., Nov. 3-Alatshal Packard tele-
graphs from Now orleans to tho Republican National
commIttco that Morey, Mash, and Darrell {sops.}
ccrtainly elected to Congress, the other dis
trtce being ethor Democratic III doubt that tho
Republicans haro elected tholr State Treasurer by TO-.
oc0 majority. Eight Of tho eighteen Senators arc
Dcmocrata and tho House In doutt Flo sass reign Of
terror was nstitntcd In como localities, and that
thrcate Of discharge from employers werc freely used
to intiuidata voters.
NEW ORLEANS, L., Nov. 3,-Tho Election law r.
9nres the Commissioners and Supervisors to Sign a
statement Of the yoto and tallyehces before o'clock
the day following tho election. The extra Hualetin
atatcs tha. many Of tic Republican election officials
hayo a1gened themselves without complying with
tlis provision Of tho law, und though they had been
searched for, could not be found.
IN Tue Firft District, eight wards In tho city md st.
Bernard Parish, gavo Gibson over 5000 maj,
parish, Pl.quemtne, to hear from.
The Second District. az warda In tho city, and St.
Charlea Parish, gives Ellis 1890 nnaj three wards and
tArco parishes to hear from.
Thu Third Districe parishes give Drcaux 1,877 rni.
four parishes to hear from.
IN tho Fourth District lre parishes giyo Levy $500
NAL; eeycn parishes to hear from.
Fifth District, snven parishes give Spencer 173 maj
seven parighcs 10 hear from.
Sixth District, five parishes give Nash Sal NAL Bev-
en parishes to hear from.
1t II belioEnd TINT Nash Is tho only Republican elect
cd to Congress-.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Texaa returns from tho
principal towna Bhow largo Democratic majority in
orcry district. .Tcxaa gends six Democrats to Con.
rrcaa.