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Show NIGHT REPORT. ELECTION RETURNS. Loulilini.. New Orteaua, 6. The vote of the city is not yet counted, and will probably take three or four days. It is believed the Liberal majority in Orleans parish is between 10, Ua) and 15.0U0. Both parties par-ties claim the State, the Liberals being co' fident of 10.WAI majority. "w Orleans, 6. General George A. Sheridan, Liberal, is elected for con-gresi&ian-at-large, defeating Pinoh-back. Sew York. New York, 6. Returns from all but six election districts give Havemeyer 5.442 n-.ajority for Mayor. Of l-mem-beto for the titate assembly chosen, 81 are Republican, but it is believed many of them are anti-Conkling. Ecuddor, Republican, is elected to eongreaa from ioe 1st district, instead of Covert, Democrat, as reported, .ew York, G.-Wm. T. Havemeyer, the newly elected mayor, received, today, to-day, the congratulations of several political polit-ical friends, including many of the best known men in the city and Slate. MUllppi. Memphis, 6. Tho returns from a number of counties in Mississippi show majorities fr Grant, but tho aggregate vote slight. Indiana.. Indianapolis, G. Returns from fifty-six fifty-six counties, oliicial and roported, show a Republican majority of l'J, rS3, an average gain of 300 to the county. The Republican central committee claim the State by 23.0UU. New Jcisey. Fewark, N.J ,, (3 Tho Republicans carry the State by 12,000, and will have thirty-two majority on joint ballot in the legislature. At (t bant n. Montgomery, Ala., 6. The returns are still meagre, but indicate 5,000 Democratic De-mocratic gain in Dallas, Montgomery. Mobile, and Hill counties, and 2,500 Republican gain, in Madison, Shelby, Tuscaloosa and Macon. Florida. Tu'ilahassc, Fla..G. Tho returns come in very slowly. Twelve oountiea heard from givo Hart, Republican candidate for govornor, 6,000 majority. Virginia. Richmond, V. A., 6 Additional returns re-turns show increased Republican gains in this State. Many Democrats concede it to Grant, while others are sanguine of carrying it for Greeley. In this congressional district the returns aro favorable for Smith, Republican, for congress. Wise, Democrat, is confident of his elation by a small majority. The Republican State committee claim the Male. Tennessee. Nashville, 7. Tee returns come in slowly, and the full vote of only a few counties ia yet received. It is estimated that Greeley's majority will bo about 20,000; Gov. Brown's about tho samo. The "Banner," to-day, editorially accepts ac-cepts the result of tho Presidential contest con-test as not unexpected, since the Octo-bor Octo-bor elections, declares it wisdom on the part of tho Southern people to gracefully grace-fully acquiesce in Grant's re-election, and to kIvu his second administration a hearty support until it proves itself unworthy. un-worthy. It thinks be has every incentive incen-tive to mako his administration.accept-able administration.accept-able to the whole country. Illinois. Chicago, G. Grant's majority in tho State will not be less than 50,000. : Oglesby, for governor, runs probably i 10,000 behind. Tho Republicans prob-j prob-j ably elect thirteen out of tho nineteen congressman. Chicago, ti. Tho Republicans will have a majority of 33 on joint ballot in tho Illinois legislature. Tbo congressional congres-sional delegation stands 13 Republicans to 6 Democrats. Manachnsctti. Boston, U. The vote of Massachusetts, Massachu-setts, nearly complcio, foots up for Grant, 131,077; Greeley, 67,800; Grant's majority, "3,217; Washburno'a majority for governor, 71,238. Sew Knmimhlre. Oonrord, N. H., 6. Grant will probably pro-bably have 6,000 majority ia the State. North Cnroll na. Wilmington, N. O., C Additional returns indicate that Grant will have 10,000 majority in the State. Bangor, 6. Returns indicate 30,000 Republican majority in the StLe. Marylnml. Baltimoro, 6. Tho returns indicate that Greeley's majority in Maryland is 3, 1J0 x Connecticut. Hartford, G. Grant carrio3 the State by 3,361. |