The New York herald., 1876-11-08

illuminated in honor of democratic victory. Not
withstanding the afeness OF tho hour and tho nccm
ont weather the brilliant appearance Of the building
attracted hundreds OF persons 10 tho streets ia tho
vicinity Cheer upon cheer given for TiIden, Hen
bricks. Robinson, Dorsheimer Smith Ely, Jr. and the
other democratic candidates. This followed by
fireworks and more cheering Several imprompsu
meetings were held. but little done cxcept cheer
Ing the candidates The announcement WAS made that
Tilden had carried New Jersey BY II 600 majority and
Indiana by 0000 This followed by loud applause
and calls Tor Tildcn, whose presence expected ~
tho Manhattan Club But the Governor did not pre-.
sent himself, and the crowd gradually dispersed
THE EVENING TELEGRAM ENrERPRIsE.
The announcement made in lthe daily newspaper
that full and complete returns furnished BY the Eren-
ing Telegram would be read intervals the theatres
IN this city, vcry gratifying to those who wished
to spend pleasant evening Al those places Conse-
qusntly, tpere was m unprecedented attendance,
for election night, at aii places OF amusement Alter
dcposting their silent and oil powerful ballot
the morning and taking an afternoon's rest many OF
cnzcns took tncir wives or sweethear.s TO soma
place Of entertainment feeling assured that they would
receive ali the soon or in fact earlier than
those who waited outside watching the bulletins and
stalking in the muddy streets, tramped upon and
pushed about by everybody.
YIrTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Mr. Days play Of 'I.ifc'' Was performed before Z
large and stylish audience Az tho end OF the first at
and after the orchestra had flushed their ntermiss,op
selection the curtain the left hand side slowly
moved, and Mr. John Brougham, In full evening dress
appeared before the audience with paper 10 his hand
As he advanced to the OF tho stage he
tho single word, ''1mportanI" A round Of applauss
greeted tho exclamation, aud then the audi
awaiting further Developments but Mr.. Broushan
/ can't without my glasse&" Having adjusted me
glasses across his nose no stated that the Ecen,n9
Telegram had kindly furnished him with tho latest
political dispatches which he would read for
1t OF the audience Tho first announcement that the
with loud cheers New Hampshire republican BY 5.oos
also loudly Applauded But the announcement tha,
for loud and continued applause. After reading tue
full despatch from she Erexawg Telegram Mr. Broueham
bowed and withdrew A. the end OF the second third
audience highly apprecating she enterprisc Of the
Telegram.
There was immense crowd At Booths Theatre,
fully 1900 persons being present After tho nrss acs
o. sarusnsp.ISs M 'osspn =: .0okor 70 evening
signal for great applause After "maktng his BOWL
Commodore said
LADIES GssrLxxEsln accordance With the promise
cal will DO read betwssn the several acts Of the
Sy Esssiaa rsisrsm ana the agent Of the A'so
cated Press. cloud sppauseJ
Mr.. Tooker then read Arst tho returns from Mr..
TildcA's birthplace, giving him . majority Of 'e.
This encouragement was rses,ved with .umulsuou
cheering all the ladies waving their handk crchiels
and the gentlemen cheering until they were almost
blue In the face. Thcn came 'connccIicut 1000 fol
Tildsn," which was also received with cheers. Tner
came tho grea. announcement OF the evening, .'New
York city 900 majority Tor Tden.n IL 10 almost
nopucsmsn. TSs audience rose And chsrrsd 20 ia,
the very building almost shook Alter order was rc-
stored Mr. rooker complesed his reading q the de.
spalchca AT tho end Of the second act M. y. W.
Fort, Jarrett ralmer's travelling representative.
read tho dispatches, and the third was readDy Nj.
es. enthusiasm was manifested BY tho audience
TIM OLYMPIC THEATRE
was also crowded 10 the very doors. The business
manager, Mr. H. T. sanderson devoted the entire
ing receiving the Evening Telegram returns and,
sps,dnss were reso bewe.n Tho pecss and Is last
they came In by Mr. Frank Nelson, tho stage manager
Thus sne audience was conuaualy In ecstaces-now
laughing at the ecccntrices OF OF the actors,
and then cheering and appauding the election returns
About twenty minutes past nine O'Clock r. NJ, Mr.:
Nelson made tee announcement that from special
despatch from the Erening telegram, T,dcn's ma
jorisy in Now York city and county would be 10000.
THIS recciyod with loud cheers. A lew hisscs
heard, uut thcy were Immediately drowned by
another overwhelming burst OF applause.
THE SPECTACLE ''BABA,"
~ Nblos Garden attracted very crowded house last
evening. The management had previously announced
that had made arrangements with tho Erenia0 7ef
gram receive The latest aud most reliable re-
gardng the result OF the elections so that when the
curtan fell on the nrst act the vast audience esgcry
watched for the promised news. Their suspense
not OF long duration, for In lev moments Mt.
George De vere the stage manager appeared before
the curtain stated that the management itself had
interest whatever In politics, but he would read for
the benens Of the audience the dcspatche as received
Mr.
then proceeded to read the dispatches.
Tho Erening Telegram dispatches were read at the
end Of every aci. and tho enthusiasm Increased AZ
the maJorisies were announced larger and larger ~
AT wALLAcK's THEATRE
The election returns were not read from the stage a.
Wallack's Theatre but the Evening Telegram de-
spatchcs posted up in the corridor
ceived ana many lott their seats II became
known TO read them The attendance mt the
theatre was very large. and at the close Of the per
m atrhas
A. tho Union Square and Park Theatres tho attend
ance was very great but no dispatches wcrc road from
AT rue THEATRE conIoUE
the Ecenino Telegram dispatches we're read TO tho
stage manager. The democratic victories were
ccived with loud applause especially by tho ''Roda"
much cheering and excicmcn. that 1t seemed
~ II tho galleries would break down. Every one was
contentcd.
Az in the other places OF amusement Barnum's
great circus a. Gmores Garden, was filled with poo
pie The election returns were read at intervals
received with great applause. Tho audience wei
pleased At tho foresight Of tho management In arrang
ing for the full and complete returns, 90 that they
could be July posted the progress Of tho
II they Police Headquarters reading to-dsys
HxRALD. As the majornics Tor Tldcn began TO swell
up the enthusiasm Increased, and apparently every
one was pleased with the result
HOW OUR GERMAN CITIZENS FEEL
Little Germany" In the Seventh ward was all
agow last evening with excitement over the result o
the elections. A. tho headquarters OF the German
Independent Citizens Association, largo number Of
people had collected any accounts Of the
result OF yesterdays contest could be cxpecscd Al
she evening passed the crowds In the hail increased
until finally were allowed 10. Long and con.
tipued cheers followed each ncemcnt Of major
y for riden, and corrsspondins groans Tor Hayes aud
Wheeler.
.WhAt 10 you think OF to-dsy's eecionss" said tho
HxaALD reporter 10 respectable German gentleman:
~ think, SIR, said he, that they mean general
democratic victory throughout tho land Tdon was
morally certain Of being the coming mAn during tho
whole OF the contest There condolences through
out the canvass which other man could have com.
msndsd and which absolutely prccludcd the possibility
Of his defeat Now York was certain TOR him all
along. and as regards the Germans, they
voted soidiy for reIorm They, liko every body else
wanted have change for the better and they could
expect 't only from suoh man ~ rilden, who not