The Sun.
London, England, 1868-11-25 00:00:00

will be impossible for a mere party purpose to over•
ride the President's veto. This is a sourco of hope
to the Democrats, who believe at least in Grant's
moderation, if not in his Conservative principles.
We are awaiting the returns from the States which
have not yet voted to publish the complete list of
members of the incoming Congress. The State
officers elected are as follow :

MASSACHUSETTS.
Governor William Claflin
Lieutenant-Governor Joseph Tucker

Secretary Oliver Warner
Treasurer Jacob H. Loud
Attorney-General Charles Allen
Auditor Henry S. Briggs
All Republicans.
• 'MICHIGAN.
Governor Henry P. Baldwin
Lieutenant-Governor Alorgau Bates
Secretary of State Oliver L. Spaulding
Treasurer Even. 0. Grosvenor
Auditor-General "William Humphrey
Conunissionor Laud Oilice Benj. D. Pritchard
Attorney-General Dwight -May
Sup't Public Institutions Oramel flosford
Meni..)er Board of Elueation Daniel E. Brown
All Republicans.
NEW Yollli.
John T. Hoffman
Lieutenant-Governor Allen G. Beach
Canal Commissioner
Inspector State Prisons David B. M'Neill
Clerk Court of Appeals E. 0. Perrin
All Democrats.

Governor

KANSAS.

Governor t• James M. Harvey
Lieutenant-Governor E. V. Eskridge
Associate Justice ..... . D. M. Valentine
Secretary of State Thomas Moonlight
Auditor A. Thomas
Treasurer George Graham
Attorney-General ......... A. Danford
Sup't Public Institutions P. MlVicar
District Judge
All Republicans.
ILLINOIS.
Governor John M. Palmer
Lieutenant-Governor John Dougherty
Secretary of State Edward Rummel
Auditor of Public Accounts C. E. Lippincott
State Treasurer Erastus N. Bates
Attorney-General Washington Bushnell
/Robert E. Logan
Penitentiary Commissionrs Andrew Shuman
John Reid
State's Attorney Charles H. Reed
All Republicans.
lOWA.

Secretary of State Edward Wright
Auditor of State John A. Eliott
State Treasurer Samuel E. Rankin.
Register of State Land OfficeC. C. Carpenter
Attorney-General Henry O'Connor
All Republicans.
MISSOURI.
Governor Joseph W. McClurg
Lieutenant-Governor Edwin 0. Stallard
Secretary of State Francis Rodman
Treasurer W. Q. Dollineyer
Auditor Daniel Draper
Register of Lauds ....Joseph H. McGee
Attorney-General. Horace B. Johnson
David Wagner
Supreme Judges
Warren Currier
All Republicans.
NEVADA.
Supreme Judges j*B. C. Whitman
lfJ. Neeley Johnson
State Printer... Henry R. Mighels
Surveyor-General John Day
*Long term. fShort term.
All Republicans.
NEW JERSEY.
Theodore F. Randolph,
Democrat.

Governor

COURSE OF EXCHANGE—Last Even:n9•

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Brussels
Hamburgh — ... 13 10} ... 13 10}
Paris
322t1
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Frankfort-on-the-Main ... 1201 ::: 1.201
Vienna — ... 11 90 ... 11. 9
Trieste — ... 11 90 ... 11 9°
Petersburg -
Copenhagen ••• ~ 9 18 ... 9 21
Berlin
Madrid..
Cadiz — ... 481 „, 48/,
Leghorn
Milan — ... '27 15 „, 27 2,
Genoa — ... 27 10 ~,, 27 20
Naples
Palermo — ... '2 7 15 ... 27 '2
Messina
Lisbon — ... 521 ,„ 521
Oporto — ... 52/ ... 524
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Judge Dodge, of New York, delivers 0131 e
original opinions. A woman was brought before him f°,'
bigamy. Her counsel stated that she was insane, and 11'7,
only been out of the hospital a tow days. " That's cn Algh;
said the judge: "a woman who weds twice must be f°°'-
ish." Acquitted.
Samuel B. Stone has recovered $l,OOO in Bostoor
from the Boston and Worcester Railroad CompanY f°

injuries received on their road.
The Venerable Dr. John M'Vickar, one of the
most honoured clergymen of the Episcopal Church, all
Professor of Moral Philoqophy, ecc., in Columbia CollegA,
died at his residence, in Bloomingdale, Oct. 29, in the 824
year of his age.
Rev. Henry T. Lawrence, a Baptist minist,eht;
was killed in Boston on Saturday night, Oct. 31, bl fr
falling upon hint of a piece of stove casting from a l-

gon.
Mr. Bernal Osborne, the defeated candidate 1101
Nottingham, made the best speech at the electious• hig
his opponent, Colonel Wright, he said, "I don't lite 00
principles, but he has something about him that I do 7-be
—I like his wife." Amid the laughter and cheers of 0,1
crowd, Mr. Osborne took the hand of Mrs. Wrightooo.
pressed it to his lips gallantly, and in this strain be big
tinned to the end. It was the more philosophical on
part, as he is one of the oldest members in Parliaoleo
and materially aided in the very Reform which be° C
him his seat.
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Births. 0 fora'
ButoN—On the 21st inst., at Stoke Talmag°l t,
shire, the Hon. Mrs. W. Byron, of a daughter. ovelli
KINDERSLEY —On the 24th inst., at 6, Stanbor;or
Ilyde-park-gardens, the wife of Capt. E. 1•1•10 e-
Kindersloy, 19th Regt., of a son.
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JUDD—. COOKSON—On the 23d inst., at All Saillts:' oft tie
ret-street, Bertram G. Scott, thiclsurviving 5r.t":10,,,,,'
P. Judd, Esq., of Richling, Essex, to Enlraa '..-0-01 9..' ''
eldest daughter of the late Christopher Coo ,o,
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of 24, Montagu-square. gt. OAri
SOLOMON—TUCKER—On the 24th inst., at 'lol
Islington, Stanley, only son of William Solnrilila
Gore, Upchurch, Kent, to Emily Morgan,cul'Y
Joseph Tucker, Esq., of Canoabury.
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Deaths. gill, "
ARNOLD —On the 23d inst., at HaFFONV-On-the-
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1•, Thomas, eldest son o Matthew Arn,ld, 5". VS°
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BARNARD —On the 22d inst., at Piper's, ....La° 0,
Wm. Barnard, Esq., aged 86.
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CLIFTON—On the 23d inst., at Brompton, e
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Esq., aged 85. f gea
BAYLEY—On the 22d inst., Mr. Thss.BaYleY' e Dar'
terrace, Lewisham, aged 50. ~ e, i'itrO
SOMERS—On the 23d inst., at 28, Norfolk-stfloun,
lane, Jane, Countess Dow, Somers, Widow' °
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Earl Somers, aged 82.

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