NOl'TII CAROLINA. Columbia, 21. Tlio board of canvassers can-vassers reported to tbe supreme court to-day on electors and state ollictrs. The court now permits the board ol canviusrs to decide only ou congressmen congress-men and legislators, as ii.dicated by the returns. This action will decide tho question cf governor. The court acts to morrow regarding the report of the board on electors and stato officers. offi-cers. Ex-United Slates Attorney Ackerman, United Slates Attorney Corbiu ami ex -Congressman Elliott, colored, appeared as attorneys for the republican candidates. Chicago, 21. Tribune's Washington: Washing-ton: Chief Justice Carter has returned re-turned irora South Carolina. Ho reports that the state has gono for Hayes and Hampton beyond possible reversal. The democrats aro per-lectly per-lectly satisfied. They mado a Hayes and Hampton canvass. Hampton's only illusion to tho national iswuo was that he could vote for Hayes aud j Wheeler with great pleasure. Hampton has about 1,100 majority, as has also Hayes. Untold intimidation intimida-tion prevailed in some counties, Butler, But-ler, tbe negro massacre hero, admitted admit-ted to Carter the existence of armed organizations to intimidato negroes. 1 Carter found many democrats iu South Carolina who were glad of the election of Hayes. New York, 21. Times' Columbia: The impression is that tbo court will grant the first order asked by democratic demo-cratic counsel, and rcquiro that certificates cer-tificates be issued lo all parties according to tbe returns as they rt,w...r nn Mm fnf-n Thin wnnid pi PR the state to Hayes, but would elect Hampton governor and give the democrats three majority on joint ballot in the legislature. All northern men of note on both sides have gone homo.