, 1876-11-11
Te|egraphic News.
EASTERN STATES.

precincts in this State outside OF
st. Louis county give Tilden A.
67S; Hayes, All.
Returns so far very scattering,
and indicate but little. Ten pre-
cincts give Phelps { (Dem.) for
Governor, 1,005; Finklebury 722.
No returns from interior.
JACKSON, Nov. Z. - Returns
from various points indicate that
the State of Mississippi has gone
Democratic by a largely increas-
ed majority over last election.
Five Congressman are certain
ly elected by the Democrats,
with a strong probability that
they elect six. The Democratic
majority in the State will prob
ably reach $4,000.
New ORLEANS, Nov. RE
turns are not sufficient for re
liable estimate. The Democrats
claim the State by 10000 major
ity, and have dispatches from
several voting precincts Of the
interior showing heavy gains
over the election Of 1874. The
Democrats claim the city by r.
600 majority. The Republican
Central Committee estimate their
majority outside the city at from
$4,000 to 10000, and concede
this city to the Democrats by
10000 majority. Best informed
moderate Republicans by not
more than 1000.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7th.- The
Democrats elect the entire Con
gressional ticket, and carry the
State by a majority claimed to
be $4,000.
Official returns from all wards
in this city give a Democratic
majority of 10000, and 80 in Sd
Congressional district. Kimmels S
Dem. majority, 1927. In 4th
district, Swans DEM majority
over $500. Returns from every
portion of the State show Demo
cratic gains.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. S.-The
returns from almost every sec
ton indicates Tilden gaining in
the State, and the Democrats
will have a largely increased
majority over 1872.
Tilden's S majority 80, 600. Dem
ocrats elect s Congressman; l
doubtful.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. S.
Heavy Democratic gains are re-
ported from all quarters from
which returns have been re-
ceived. There is no longer any
doubt that the Democrats have
carried the State. The Repub-
licans concede it. The Demo-
Gratis probably elect seven out Of
eight congressman.
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. T.
General Hawley, Rep, is defeat
ed for Congress in the 1st district
by about $50.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. T.
The latest returns continue to
show a Democratic gain. The
State is certainly Democratic by
4 large majority.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. l.
The Democrats have certainly
elected Evans in the 4th, and
Aiken in the 3D. district to Con-
gress. The State is probably
carried for Hampton and for
Tilden by a small majority, but
both sides still claimit. Charles
ton city gives Hampton major
ity, and the result Of the State
depends upon the vote Of Charles
ton county, which can't be as
certained till tomorrow.
Unofficial but Trustworthy re-
turns from about one-half Of the
State show a Democratic gain Of
10000, compared with 1874,
when Chamberlain had 10000
for Governor.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7--Returns
from so towns in this county
give Hayes, 1900; Republican
gain, 947. Georgia gives Tilden
5,OOOto 5000 majority. 1t is es-
timated South Carolina has gone
Republican by probably 10000.
Twelve Of the u wards Of Mil
waukee and one town give Til
den 1,4O6 majority. The Demo-
cratic majority in the county
will not exceed $500. One hun
dred and fifty-four towns aud
wards, not including the above
give Hayes 1850 majority. Dem
ocratic gain, 91O.
Our party gained largely in
Pennsylvania, but cannot carry
the State. Out Of q Congress
men II are Democrats. This
is glory enough for one day.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 9. The
New's and Cou,ier's latest estimate
gives the State to Hampton and Til