The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-09 00:00:00

POOLS TIDAL TABLE.

f a the Wilk Friday. Nov. 5, to Thursday. Nov 11.

HARBOUR.

Hsu Art= Low ' Rom
Vara nix*. RAM WATill.

Yrlday, II 24 24 i. 24 12 3
Sat , 12 I! 3 3.12 12.45
Soft. Ph I. n 4 7. 0 I ItO
i 4. 44. 71 2.12.
Tan Wk 22. :,3.. ~.34 3 0
MA 24 4.14 924 845
Ihirs..lll3 4lt 71? 10 I!. 4.30

3 0
3.45
4.10
6 15
6. 0
6.45
730

6. 0
0.45
7.30
0.15
9. 0
9 45
1030

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to the tune of "Eighty-six minority." Ah, wretched THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Hi I TURKEY AND THE POWERB.
Caucusl Ah Liberal Association—what art thou
but a name! Such were the sentiments of some AMERICA.
wiseacres, but since the victory of Monday, these
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sentiments have, like the feature., undergone a RETURN OF GENERAL 11ARFIELD. I
marked change. It yet remains • mystery where the The Republican suczes. has been overwhelming. I The Albanians continues, is is said, to arrive at
splendid Tory organisation of "All Fools" Ilay Can General Garfield has a majority of at least 69 in the • Duleigno, and great excitement is reported to prevail
have gone, for even granting that all the ingenuity pseetneal colleges or tertainly2l9, and probably 222, . there.
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which was crowned by Mr. Warton's success, were out of the 369 votes. The inhabitant of Dulcigno are said to have raised
expended, surely it has had sufficient time to take General Garfield's ii • • • York State is fresh
lajonty in New. protests against the surrender anti the entry of
root downwards and shoot upwards, for, so the barbers abort 40,000. i the Turkish troop.. These protest. have been sent to
tells us, the Tories have more than two crone a year. The city of New York is the great Democratic the Consuls at Scutari.
Pe that as it may the cock's comb is cut, and on the ' "tr"egh"idt an,d, both Parties expected that General The Porte has decided to raise the strength of the
summit of the North Pole perch.% the people's choice, Hancock would have a,bout 60;00 majority here, but troops. in Thewialy and Epirus to 42,000 loan, and to
glancing down in anything but a subtie manner upon h° has only 40,43°°' and the I>emocratic candidate for construct ten batteries for the defence of the Darda-
his defeated friend. 'rhe defeated friend apparently the Mayoralty is perhaps defeated, the vow for ten nelles.
deserted by the " Phimpers," bears up remarkably local can 'idates being very chase. A number of Albanians from the Eastern districts
well -for it one bit doe,' he mind losing his seat in In the House of Itepreeentativee here the I/etnecrats are proceeding to Dulcigno.
the Local Parliament. Let the drooping pelican new have 20 majority, the Republicans next March lima Pacha has telegraphed to the Porte that the
gather another victim to its lonom. Let it not be will have about twenty over all, part .d their gain Albanians have occupied the Chingrak Bridge, and
supposed, however, that .eir frie en nd w aleolutely being from the Southern State., that a conflict may Is: expected.
deserted. 11h dear, no ! Had he re, a friendly Great satisfaction is felt that the result is so decisive Dervisch Paella will I,ccupy Dulcigno with four
publican. who all the weary day through, approached that there can be no disPute over the counting ..f the battalions, and Rim l'acba Massula with five Witte,
the Sainted Chamber, Ws near as he dared, to whisper electoral votes, and no uncertainty as to the sound lions.
wordy of " Creature Comfort'. in the ears of eoters financial policy of the new Ad • 'titration. The
alsnat to record, or saluted them with a nasal " PlomP Greenback party seems to have nearly disappeared.
for Cox"--and even when repulsed with a "Who are The Reputiationists in certain Southern States are
yen talking tor didn't seem a bit abashed. Neither weaker than was supposed.
was he deserted bY the youthful scribe who appeared A Republican Governor will probably be elected in
to be engaged in more correspondence with the Tennessee.
external world, than Mrs. Jeliyhy ever ventured The Republicans will probably secure a majority in
upon, t,wiching the Coffee Cultivation Question or both 11 uses "'Congress, but the returns received are
the Borriolnola.Gha Mission, and who lustily cheered not yet sufficiently complete to show the number of
the attellilAS 14 his companion agitator., to put red Congressmen elected.
crosses opposite the 1111/1111, of the new candidate. The New y,,,k Here 4of Werinesdaydeclares that the
Early and late, vehicles were darting at the residences' Republicans have obtained not only the l'residoncy
el th• "upper ten- and all the other nine, anti the but a working majority in both Houses of the Con'
conductors eve.oped down upon the very stragglers, grew.
bringing 'em up like bricks. It was 100 to I for Cos, The New York Tinian( Wednesday, commenting on
till it dwindled to level betting, and towanls the clews the result of the Presidential election, declares that
of the poll the long features began to nisnifest them- the nation ham been navel from the grave danger 14
selves, and it W,I-s sad indeed to watch '"tire another disputed Presidential count, and says that the
contour of the Tory features get anialle Republican party now annumes great resionsibi ities
and bewail's!! v less. The final pm, for the next fr year., awl should administer the
procure more ;4 pers (not features, I , Government for the wlvile nati 111 l , sectional potations
the midden al.:stereos:eel' a wet *mils c having disappeared in c onsequence of the triumph of
the Mayor's gallantry in escorting lad National principle..
often it is that people are jealous of w. The Democratic World regards the election of
adapted them for. Si gallantry beim General Garfield as vi tually the re-election"( General
the oppesite direction, this bit of j. Grant.
excused. However it is pleasant to The New York Triksor nays that General Garfield
general order which characterised Mu 1111$ been elected by the "solid North" by a majority
inga there being but few to forget tht as large that no one will dare to question the result,
occasion, and we don't want to 6%44.1 - which is a rebuke to the "solid South."
that the Conservatives deplore this the. • The Swots Beattie', German 1/eitiocratic organ,
as the Liberals rejoice at their gain, an. : describus the election .if General Garfield as the
1 tnie that the Conservatives wont as ' • , Seism of the 1/enuteratic isarty.
I to, if possible, reverse the n•sult of pri' I- • ' ;len at During the voting at Philadelphia a man was shot
any rate it shows its what usigh'; ha,. ' 'S.one then in a street fight in the lower party of the city.
with a goell Liberal organiration. The ridiculous Reser- ,t riot also occurred between smne whites and
lion that the borough heul suddenly Is .guebe "Tory "is eilatinsl ',emote at John:mit. South Carolina; one
at least crushed. All that was wanes •I to prevent such negro was killed and three others wounded.
an assertion to have been made was the formation of- NEW YORK, Nov. 3, Evcrixo.
the Liberal Assocation a trill., earlier, and we should
yet have had the pride to rejoice in a gentleman an The Republicans have a majority in tho New York
Legislature, which will elect a senator to succeed Mr.
our representative in the Holm of Corainonn—a fitting ~
IMm t.
companion for his fellows, wits echoes the sentiments NS.
The N rte York i' I I r h third edition, in
rne at int ,ises a i
of a large tnajority of Isis constituents, and one who . .
which it says that the isisition of parties in the Senate
smeorte legislation which has ever been the best
ill srobabl stand as follow. :--Republicans, 38 ;
defence of liberty, the surest bulwark of the Throne, w I Y
and Democrats, 3$ • with the carting vote in Mr.
and the most iuipregnable support to all whew Arthur's hands. Th... House of Representatives will
grand aim and end are the stability and prow.,,,
perity of inn. dear Queen :in country. The
us n
d beloved conntr I '' y have a Republican majority of 21.
' • The Tram gales says that the results of tho voting
These are the cardinal Lilso-al tenets, and these are North and South Carolina are doubtful, and gives
they which the association have, amongst others. in
the following &Unaided majorities :—For General
equally noble, taught, and a e may be enabled to „..fi.1.1 : (,aliforni., 5,000; c0i....10 3,000; co..
glance back to the lust of November as the date of the '•
stecticut, 3,000 ; Indiana, 7,000 ; lowa, 56,000 ; Kansas,
first public beneficial remit of it. It is melees anci ,„.,,,,„ _ Maine,
4,500 : Massachusetts, 35,000 ;
absurd for the Conservatives, since their hes, to V.'-'1":', '
30 000 • Mi ss ta, 2-5,000 ; Nebraska,
Michigan , . . line .
complain that this hat. been a
.party fight. With 15,000; Nevada, 1,000; New Hampehire, 3000; New
scarcely an exception, the Municipal Election.' of this
York, 50,000 ; Ohio, 30,000 ; l'ennsylvania, 40,000 ;
week have been fought 011 p..litical grounds, and it is
Rhilsland, 5,000; Vermont, 25,000; Wisconsin,
xie
pretty certain the returns will show in favour of
15,000. For General Hancock : Alabama, 50,000;
Liberalism and the Right.
Arkansas, 30,000; I)elaware, 1,000: Georgia, 49,000;
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Kentucky, 60,000: Maryland, 11,000; Mississippi,
45,000; Missouri, 6,000; Tennessee, 15.000; Texas,
55,000; and West Virginia, 15,000.

THE MONTENEGRIN QUESTION.