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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

GRAND GERMAN MUSICAL FEsTIyAL.sIxTH AN.
" niversary Of the United Vocal Societies the Northern
Eastern and Southern States to take place New York
the 18th june 1855 1T the Metropolitan Theatre Broadway
PROGRAMME-PART I.
l. Overture from the opera Cola Rienx Richard Wagner
By the Grand Orchestra
2 I'm Waldo, Chorus and Solo ........... Jul Otto
By the united Vocal Societies
BY the United Societies OF Baltimore.
L. Grand Chorus and Tersetto. from tho opera
william Tell". ssini
BY all the Societies and full Orchestra.
PART Ii.
l. Grand March from the opera "Lohen.
By the Graz Orchestra.
Chorus q the Priests, from the opera the Magic
BY all the Societies and full Orchestra.
g. The Word's Prayer Chorus .ZoellAer
By tho United Societies of Philadelphia.
L. The w Arror's Song before the Batte Kueken
by The United Societies Of New York.
8. "KriegeIscene', Chorus u. c. Fischer
By all she Societies and full Orchestra
Prices OF observation-disclosures Circle Preserved seats.
@ PAfquet 81; First Circle 30 cents; Second Circle, 20
eents Seats be secured ct the box once, hetropol
tan Theatre from till II A. u. and from till O'Clock
r u. Doors open ct Il to commence at o'clock. The
Grand 0rchesr TO consist Of hundred Of the most
amin ne taafkh iacikv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

These steamships blessed OF the insurance ohoos
and specie and goods will Be insured in them rates
Of premium In other steamships the
For freight or passage, apply TO
D. TORRANCE, No Bowling Green, New York.
SUMNER, AONTANT DRAPER, % Rue N. D. dos Vie
cHRYsTiE. scHLoEssMANN 4 co.. q Quail oaismir
DelAvigne Hayre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

amount to i. j. JACOBS. AW broadway.
DRDUCED PRICES wATcHEs. yHwRLRY. OLA
The undsrsigned fer ths eighteen known
dealer and importer oers for sale AL goods In his line
lower prices cr the same nan any osnsr house N
man " WATCHES JEwELRY, 60.
all Of United States free Of charge An goods
warranted represented Orders by mall postpaid fAsb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-APPLY AT 208 SEVENTH
~ avenue, Of Twenty fourth street. Terms cash.
Wanted, Dung man who has some knowledge Of the
business. Apply as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

DERHAM'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE, 663
JIG Bsoadway.-Frst week of the new piece, entitled
THE MISCHIEy0US DARKIES
Revival Of the "Walk Around" and " Railroad Explo-
SION" also, Negro Minstresy &c. Performances every
evening" ct O'Clock, and Wednesday and Saturday af
terDoons, at O'Clock.
Tickets rs cents Gift tickets admit four persons each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

1.-TWO HOUSES AND ONE LOT FOR SALE CHEAP, ALL
IL together large portion Of the money remain
% beard or mortgage Inquire the premises, No.
220 West Twenty fifth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

Ty0R sALE-A BOOTMAKER'S STOCK, CON sIsTfNG
4 Of ready made boots and shoes, and all Of first
quality, together with assortment Of French and
American forms, at 4S3 Broadway up stairs, from to
4 O,clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

UNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR-THE UNITED
p States mail steamer UNION. Captain Adams,
Ander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton TO
sooeI nom psr IA: NOr.h river loGs q Beach 'tfeeA
gsge during the should be sent board
the daybeore sailing marked No freight will BE-
pySe IORfiMKR LIvINGs fOS, Is Bro.dSay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

EDW,D X. COLLINS No. DC FAN street, New York.
BROWN, snIPLEY CO |, liverpool.
eTEPHkN KnNNARD CO., n Austin xriaxs, London.
B. G.. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., PARA
GEORGE II. DRAPER HavreL
The Of these ships III accountable SOLD
silver bullion speeie jewery precious stones Metals
unless bills Of lAdlns signed thereor, and the vAlss
Shippers please notice ships Of shs line ea..
not carry any goods eOntYAhAnd war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. IS BOwERY, NEARLY
opposite the Dowsry Theatre Performances every AZ
ternoen st and every evening. ~ g. R.strsnssrs
will observe that the Franklin Museum the only place In
with other original entertainments. Remember, No.
RoMeYY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

L,OR LIvERPoOL-U. AAIL STEAMSHIP ArLAN.
TIC, yss Wsss Commands. THE steamship win De.
"Wednesday, June a. Il o'clock n, from berth at The
foot OF Canal street For freight passage having an
70 EDwARD Z. C0LLIEs g W:n street f..ssasss: (:
succeed the Atlante and July H. Shippers please
take notice that the ships Of this line Garry Any
goods trabAnd All letters pass through abe
Post Once; any others win be returned
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
han stsamsrs-Ths sAips composing this ins Are The
AA TTdcA.fN1TcIc csps wesA sAITIg csg. Csnssssh
These shps have been buis Nv eontraot -
eminent service Every has taken IN their
sxuctton % also In thor epsnes strength and
speed and their for passengers
gualled for elegance and somfort Price Of passage an
d. Voc exclusive use Of extra axe statsroom $500 IRON
for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

HARMS OF ALL SIZES AND PRICES, AT. CLARKs-
Il town, Rockland Co., N. Y, and other places, for
SALE 70 exchange for improved property in New York,
Byooklyn Hoboken One Of there farms win produce
9,6c0 barrels Of apples and peas in season. Apply ct
No, 81 Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

HONFEUTlONARY, ICE CREAM SALOON, &o-FOR
~ SALE the stock fixtures and interest In the lease
location the present occupant in consequences Of III
health, being unable to attend TO it. Apply the pre-
nises Of the store 14 Seventh avenue
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

NNOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
E The United States mail stsamship ROANOKE, T.
Skinner commander will leave pier No. Is Nsrth river
ON Wednesday, June ~, At O'Clock p n. win arrive
ct Norfolk the next Afternoon and at Petersburg aui
Richmond the following morning From Norfolk, pas
sepgers for the South proceed By railroad Direct with
6c Passage and fare TO Norfolk ST. TO Petersburg ana
Richmsnd, 80; steersge halt price Through tickets
10 Iynchburx, Sl4. Apply TO LUDL,AM PLEA5ANr5,
81 ROedwsy. N. BIO freight taken fpr RIshmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK DIV
u dend notos.-Depositors informed that semi
Of $500 and under and ave cent per al
three months on the iss day Of July next viii BE- paid 10
asRe.iters and after Monday, July l Interest not
called will be carried TO the credit Of depotsrs
Opal The bank opened for business daily, from 10 A. n.
2P NJ and from 10 p NJ ct 81 Chambsrs street, east
Of Broadway. JOSEPH STUART, President
JOIN MAHNISc, Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25
nHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STIAKaHu
Company intend sailing their fAvorite steAmshDs-

, TS%Pany intsnd saIn1F thsis Myo!.s ssss%shHs
CITY OF BALTInORE, SnswJ 2,nSS tons, Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. LOO TONS, Capt r, Lsatah
Saloon $50, S66 and -, according 70 state room
limited number q third class pessens:rs w b tAxss
rom PhAdelphia and Liverpool And found In provions
From Philadepha. $50 From Liverpool.
PARTIES wishing to bring ont their friends obtain
sterling and upwards, Apply 70 SAMUEL SMITH sssnk
Walnut street, Philadelphia and No. Broadway, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER SHIP CRYSTAL
"A Palace for Melbourne will please b at pier Is East
river, Tuesday morning, at o'clock the ship viii
sail at that time Four befths for sale In second cabin
at 0 low rate. Apply on Monday, to
AkKELL h ELLIOTT 146 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

TIOIEL FOR SAIE.-THE FURNITURE AND LEASE
Jul Of the Astor PlAceIHotel win be sold ct great
Sa1g aim applied for Immediately This hotel Ii stu
ated Brosdway, fronting Astor place. and 10 one Of
the most delightful and central situations In Broadway
The house contains hundred and twenty rooms,
al elegantly furnished throughout and win DO sold 70
responsible party on very liberal and easy terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25


~ New York and California steamship lime, viz NicAra
Through In Advance Of tie msiiT06 MACS shorter than
mule, Of boating N ma ssy Tn: :plsaaa
burden Capt. Turner win leave pier No North river, 1t
o'eleeh presisely for Punts Arenas Thursdsy,
1000 tons burden the Nicaragua ROUTE Ssvias
rages For nfor%aton Of y the reduced rates
Green Letter up ~ the os. Stamped letters
IA or az an zach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

TOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt,
Garvn. will leave Philadeiphia fcs savannah on
se So The State Of Georgia viii leave above Wednes
day, July IL. AGENTS In New York, SCRANTON A. TALL
NAN, 10 Old slip, where state rooms may be securod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM FoR SALOON
" the east end ong Island containing about hun
Sred acres accessible BY railroad and steamer from New
York. the premises 10 modern aad comfortable two
aecessoriss ALSO nsmesous and we'll srranssd farm
and in beauty tuston, and facilities for beatAg tsh
ing and bathing offers attractions seldom TO Be MA With
mortgage term years For particulars apply %
LBwlS g. NORRIS Co., ia Front, corner OF WAL
atreAt. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

TyAPSCOrTS LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKErs-
u Pachet June 28.-The splendid new clipper ship
BELLE WOOD, Captain Tucker, will positively ssi on
Thursday, juno 49, The accommodations for cabin,
second cabin and steerage unsurpassed
Early applications to berths Ehoud be made ON
board pier 81 East river foot of Market street.
TAPSOOTc CO., SO South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

T%OR aALE-A SPLENDID PANORAMA PAINTING
SUBJECT that Of the United States and Europe, full
Of deep interest in beautiful painting got mp purpose
~ fer travelling, light and easy to transport, which
males very desirable. full interest In 1t viii be sold
cheap c0mpayed to its value and the large income
IL must realize For particulars address X. u s. Herald
Ofhco. innrsdately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

EOR BAN FRANCISCO-THE SPLENDID FIRST
matter, Is loading ct pier 10 East river, and win
positively sail on or before Tuesday nth July Ship
complete their engagements before Tuesday 10TH
The ships Of this line advertised for certain date
and guaranteed to sail before the day advertised
SUTTON & CO., IS South st., cor. Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

INOR SALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
II brick house 2S7 State street Brooklyn; gas, mar
anse easy. Inquire Of CHAs. h. WiLIiHMsoN 2iS Fai
tsn street. BrOohlyu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

ToR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT-THE U. NAIL
i Steamship CAHAWBA, Captain W shufoldt, viii
commence Ieeeving resht Thursdy June 2t aad sail
Monday June 9th at ~ oceok from pier foot Of Ro
For ffshs iSySh CO.. Broadway
N BIN consequence Of existing quarantine regulstons
NJ New Orleans the Cahawba Will not stop at Havana
acfnR out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

TNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORTDA--SEMI-W EEK.
IL ly-U. 8. Nail Line The new, magnificent ami
fast going steamer NASHVILLE, NJ Berry, commander,
p N, precisely. For freight apply on board where
al bills Of adpg win be signed, and Tor passage ut the
Office Of Spohord Tleston Co., 20 Broadway Through
tickets to Florida as folows:fo Jscksonvls S3l; 10
Pilstha Ss3. The southerstr will succeed, and leave
an Wednesday. July 4th. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

BRIGGS This indefatgable alderman sends ~ q
long proclamation recapitulatiDg all the points In the
great battle with Masel, evidently written BY Hyts-
latin Alligator Branch. We psss over the historical
portion, and present only the brilliant peroraton:
This the resolution to declare Matsel out OF oihoe
will doubtless greatly excite them and the aien'
around the City Hall, and iDkstands may ana COW
hides may be thu eatened, and may again DC -
al Of Which will only say, You may KID the body
but you shan't have the soul" Lie Is Gear =, a"i
and have 60. large family whom, tor 'ne'f ss0s,
should leave with extreme regret but come "ns'My
never will yield my attoc sment TO my pnncYos,
DOR my fidelity to tho glorious Constitution ~ a; ny
country. Nor will give quarter to alens 10 omces
while they are disqualified by the laws Of my nsuye
land. lave been approached with tens Of tnoussnas
on this question, but millions OF dollars shah ny
allure NE from the paths OF public recutaae, aas
Place me il guilt ard shame before my chndren si'
tbeir pOeterity. Let the American aldermen 90 %,
then; aud let the Infamous Matseu remain q. ~ ~
post, in defiance of the people If he can lrepea. ~
if he cant If these American aldermen can eu'uiS
him, and if the people can tolerate IN eno LIE s .r
vampires who favor foreigners and aliens W no VI
exclusion of the Americans; il all this can DC too' s,
bv the Aueiican aldermen and people, wui an IN
strive TO live under his lash but Ike Wiam t.,
I'm reyer bow to Matsol's cap, Ike Tue saao.
men. nor remove my hat in his odon pressano.s.
Ard grieve 10 think that my boys nsve g"s 60
live twenty-one years before they can Gas. ~, VA
against Matsell aliens and the foreign caravan VI
vote go soon after landing on our shores s,h he
is the source of the dreadful evils that ainic. ,o
loved &C unry. And further this deponent san" bIa,s
because he has said enough to almost eae ta,yea
from Matse.I himself and to create . s al 10
gratitude in the hearts of nsturslized ezs ss,csa
crimson with deeper hue the che,ks ~ uS 20
aldermen of this CITY and 10 arouse tfe 800
a man 10 profound sense Of the dang" 10 .,truc
ther temple Of liberty in the absence Of sS, s5ich
ticn Of the naturalization and suffrage laws aaer
mpend The fate and happiness and liberty Of 'as
stons coming on the stage.
Three cheers and tiger for Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
ouR STRAIGHT WINGS.

We are to have pure Wing State Convention
m this City on the go inst-thas held at Syracuse
last month beirg pronounced bogus by our most
rencorous Silver Grays most oil whom nave long
been members of Know-NothiDg lodges and did
their best for Ullmsnn, Scroggs q 20. last No
seminar They have been fusing with every party and
faction in opposition to the Wing party until they
have killed that party stone dead 4; and now they
dodge out Of their Hindoo dens to shed crocodile
tears % its grave. 1t is theatrical, hypOcritical
trick which men who once kept decent company
should have the grace to be ashamed Of
One only favor we ask Of these gentle
mer-nsuely, to nominate distinct ticket and
rote fer IL. We DO not expect the hindoes in
fall communion to dsmore than help nominate;
I'm. there are few fossil Wings who still lnger
n the halls Of the pas., and hsve not taken the
os,hs devised by Ned Bun'line and Company.
These honestly believe shat it behoo7es US to
fpb, over the last battles of their vigorous
prime than to unite in saving Kansas to Free
dom and putting up the bars against Slavery
Aggression. We beg them then-and they know
we seldom ask favors at their hands-to make
ont q clesn ticket selected from their own
body, and put it fairly in the field; after VII ch
they cannot better employ themselves thsn
in watching the slippery eels who pretend t.
be with them and Of them, but who are really in
the Hindoo camp, and only working with them
in the hope of drawing of q few thousand votes
from the Republican ticket, and so breaking the
Gall of Messrs Headley, Burrows q Co. DO not
fall to nominate ticket, Messrs. Wing volunteers
70 the straight Wing State Convention, and then
see how many of the Broekses, Deancs, Comets
&c who call you together will vote for your can
didates. Let the public see how many are hon
estIy in this movement, and how far they will be
supported by those now intent on using them to
help the Hindoo ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
LOSS IND GAIN.

The Miners Journal the old Wing paper at Potts
yille Pa has of late been trying the Dark Ian"
stern" dodge, which has led the late Wings of that
County (schuylkill and the State into terrible
quagmire The Editor, in accounting for the disas-
ter, says:
AGAIN. the Roman Catholic vote of the county,
which always goes in solid body with the opponents
of AmericsDism, heavy, and the ntdo rity o. ne
Protestant foreigners-such as the English, Welsh,
and so on rho an former gears roted an oppostton to
the Democratic party the occasion OF the re-
cent election indwced 10 beiere that the american party
ras antneonsticdl 10 their interests and that 1t was
their cuty 10 sustain those measures which heretofore
they had so wisely opposed
Exactly so 1t is common to hear that those i'm
properly called foreigners" all habitually vote
for anything labeled Democracy but the fact is
otherwise. This KnOw-Nothing editor admits that
the Protestant foreigners mainly voted with the
Wings until the latter saw fit to run into Nativ-
ism, whereby they scared these Protestants over
to the side Of the Sham Democracy. And that is
the net product Of nothing gained,
but the Protestant t" foreigners lost To say moth
ing of the wrong, is it worth while to persist in
so ruipOus folly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

The Know. NothiDgs have at last CLEAN of sue
cess to offset their long array of disasters this
Autumn-they have actually carried California ::
their Governor o. Nealy Johnson by nearly 5, 900
majority; their State Judge Murray by some 500
to 900; and both branches of the Legislature,
which gives them IT, s. Senator. Their Governor
was formerly Wing; their Judge is the
present democratic incumbent, whom his own
party threw overheard as unworthy of con-
tinuance in office; whereupOn the X. Ms
took him up. Gov. Henry S. Foote of Miss. (who
volunteered to hang John p. Hale with
grape-vine) and Col. Nicholas Carroll, from this
city, will probably be competitors for the Senator
ship, and should the public estimation of their
merits correspond with their own, one of them
will doubtless be elected. In fact there is pro-
ect in agitation which contempates the election of
second Senator by this Legislature, to take the
place Of John B. Weller when his term shall ex.
pire in 1857 1t is hardly probable, however, that
this will be carried through; though the greediness
of aspirants, and the general consciousness that
this new ascendancy will be short-liyed, may
prompt the experiment
The now-Nothing organization generally ex-
bibits an extreme avidity among its officeseekers
from this cause Every asprant understands that
it is "Now or never"-ther first victory being
usually their last. Pennsylvania Indiana, Balti-
more afford fresh examples Of this truth: to
which California will prove no exception. Last
year, know-NOthingiSm was introduced there too
late to permeate the whole State but it carried
san Francisco Overwhelmingly. Now it has lost
that city by vote equally decisive The people
of both City and State are labOring under burden
ofdebt taxation and official rascality whereof quiet
jewellers by the Atlantic can have no adequate idea
Our Aldermen, Street Commissioners, &c.
never steal more than blocks Of stores or dwell.
ings at once; but over there they take them By
Wards. Hence San Francisco tried the Know.
NOthings last Autumn, hoping to find some
abatement of official p.uEdering; bat one years
experience compels them TO forsske the dear
delusiop. The State is now trying like expert
ment, which will doubtless have similar re.
suit. Yet it Will not the less be pleasant one
to those who msnsge to secure the fat Offices.
California might have been, should have been, q
Wing State. 1t has failed to be so, first, because
those who assumed the lead of the party were hos
tile to Slavery Restriction, and managed to keep
the party officially in position Of tscit or svowed
acquiescence In the Nebraska Iniquity. Secondly,
because they have never seen fit to take clear,
specific, definite ground in favor of moderate sal.
aries, economical government and anti stealing
generally. On the two issues of Slavery Restric-
ton aid Official ResSencSnsnt they might easily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
MlWASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Oct. lJ, 1893.
Twas informed this evening" that T1e Organ Is about
10 change hands--Mr. Bryce of New-fork having
purchased one half Of the establishment. Mr. Bur
we'll the present editor, goes ont.
A good deal Of Indignation is manifested az the DIS
misssl of Capt. Reynolds by the President HIS
friends alege that he should have been notified that
he mis- ht refute tie charges.
Senator Badger of North Caroliua the Hon. W ssh
ingtop Boyd of Missouri, and the Hon. H. L. JohD-
son of New York, arrived to-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, 1855.
Some of the officers retired by the Naval board have
Intellectually complain ed the President OF the inus-
flee of the action of the board especially as they ex
hibit letters from the Navy department, previously
rtceiyed) attesting their capacity They aud their
friends are making extensive preparations to operate
ON Congress with view TO obtaining justice.
The attendance of Mr.. Mason, our minister at Pars,
at the Te Deun in celebration OF the victory OF tue
Alice is regarded here possessing no political sg
nifcance, but is attributed to mere curiosity on hls
part. ..e.r r.
AT the commencement OF the recruiting OF troops for
the Crimea Mr. Champion had intimation that be and
certain British consus were violating our neutrality
laws and under this sggravaon of the case, 1t Is no
said that our Government will refuse longer officially
10 recognize them it. after the additional Instructions
Mr. Buchanan has been Instructed TO make, they are
not recalled.
The Union of this morning publishes DR. kanes
official report of his Arctic expedition. Ii does not
differ from the newspaper accounts previously puo-
lished.
Three thousand six hundred land warrants we're Is
sued last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
OHIO.

The State Journal Republican, Of the 10Th has
returns of the majorities for Governor in sixty
FIVE counties, which put Chase 1924 ahead Of
Medl. The few remaining counties are as likely
to increase as to reduce this. The other caadi-
dates on the Republican State Ticket cannot have
less than Forty Thousand majority.
Highland Gov. Trimbles) County gives Chase,
1191; Medill, 1866; Trimble, ,l16
The Nebraskaites would seem to have elected no
Senator's except the three in Hamilton county.
Among these is Stanley Matthews formerly an
Abolition Editor. Among the Republican Senator'S
elected are Alfred Kelly, Hiram Griswold and
Lester Tay lor.
To the House, sixty Republicans and nineteen
Ntbrsskaites are returned, so far.
The Ohio Statesman (Neb.) of the 18th says:
We are still without definite returns in regard to
the Legislature but Indications a,e that the Fusionists
viii have majority.
So we figure. If The Statesman were always as
cautious and reliable in its assertions, it would be
valuable Journal