The New Hampshire Election

Cohcord, N. II., Marcli 10. The ranvnssin this State lias been onc of oxtnmr inary excitetnent. Tlio voto (o day is rornparatively one of the larcept o er t-hrovrn for Governor. The republicnns supporteJ James E. Gilmore, the ,'emocrats Ira Eastman, and the Union or war democrats Colonel Walter llnrrimuti. The returns for Governor from C7 townfi prive Gilmore 10,490, Eastman 1 1 ,240, [Iarriman, 1,083. Conrord, N. II., Mar h 11. The i'leetinn is utill vory close. ]f Jiirltre Eiistiniin is not eWetod by a m;j uily of vjtis do will nnly want a few liundrcd. His pluralitv over Gilmi)ie will liu froin 4,000 to '5,000 In the l.'t Onneri'i'ssionnl District it is probable th;it Miircv, (li'ni'ifriitic, 8 plecleH ly troVn 200 to' 300 rrmjority. It will be necessarv to havo the official acdimt to decide the Hecotid nnd third diniiicttf. In the House the repiihliouns will have nently is iurge a nrijirity as last _vp:ir. The Sonate stnnds mx to six. Perhops the opposition to the dsmocr-tic party mnv liavo secured sevon or eighl of the twelve tnernbers.