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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07

\ OSlST POSTS.-JUst received. $40 L. Ocus
- Posts For sale at Anderson. ADAMS & cos.
ma Z9ts On the Canal
ACCIDENT To the q. ~. Wall Ssea n,er Roam
- ohh-The steamer Roanoke, her last trip from
io To virginia met with serious accident running
hsohoon on the Capes of Delaware sinking her in IS
minutes, me crew all saved passenger was
ne steamer is being repaired aud viii resume her
- IN lie" days In speaking the Roanoke we
,un,'" IN receiving our stock
I"oua' "sht,eheh Furnishing Goods hef,rc IN,
snip was ad up We determined keen i'm M onr mote
OF oeng Ardss Prpdrrd. Those wishing snn.,io ar ",
Olomng WIN hnd 1t much TO their advantage by givin
US ospie pufehasng Our system business ia small
P'." 80 i''e '"'0e' .tlASs & RAINE.
APP ~ j. DIXON. agent
Nov READY FOR ENuIBlrlON-a -
IN assortment of MANTLES of and hraniiip
50 90 to SIS 90 with thirty distinct patterns ali so
from the fashionable manufactures In York
apl OTIS JOHN ABRAHAMS
~ ibsOn'. Pure Rye Whisky, better ihnh Ola
N Bourbon Bumgardnors just to hand from Rookbdgc
j r. & Il II NOWIIN
- uperior lsra.. Cloth by the yard. with about
- POO Skirts, ready 10 from the same material
apI CTS JOHN ABRAHAMS
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spnrurcaprrS g.

EpALM o. s.ooo Flower; fre,. Gods
ID HAIR RESTORATIVE supply, received by
SfRorHER a Whitehead
.,tz.. Druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
City Intelligence.

FrRx TuRp AyEsrx -Botwoen 0 aud 10 o'clock o
Wednesday night Ore was discovered In the machine
shop VI Canaan Scott 10 Third svsnue, sar Eighty
seventh street The nre was soon extinsuished. L00
about Sltt--no Insurance..
Firs IN snyKsrH AvKsrE About O'Clock on Thurs-
day morning Ore discovered In tho grocery stors Of
Edmand Lyons, No 40 Seventh avenue the doors we're
broken open, vhsn tho DIRE discovered in drawer
under tho counter The n'e cxtp guphed. M.
Lyons has insurance Of $500 his ax,ures
In the Pacific Insurance Company. He estimates his le
~ about ssco The buolpg II owned by Thomas Busieg
u 10 dsmssed sf on, $40, and insured for $4,000 the
Norclsns lnsursnce Company.
fArAt AooDxsr--A Boat cAi~zEp.--As Mr. Auan
Fountain and Mr. Patrick o'6sre, Of staten Isand wsss
crossing from Bergen Point Nev Brighton on wcdpss-
DAY nsht, IN scow-havng r,.ssed the Staten Island
ferry hoat,he ospszed, ~ which the former
his LIE. Mr.. Fountain q native of staten Island.
sbcre ho was much respected, and leaves . wife ani
our children 10 ameutbn untimel, end
CoEsrcos-Thc boat reported In our paper Of the sah
AZ bavus been over and cspsrcd by tho steAmtas
storm, error, u being some other small tug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
THE BALTIwoRE ELECTION RIOTS.

IRON toe B4iaa.o.e smo,icao, Nov. e.l
We cnoeavorcd yesterday % ssthsr ad5t DUAL parcu
lars OF the yes,edsy. have Of the follow
ing wounded, ros menu'uea yesterday shot In
The Bealr market riot
Psrek Green. shot IN the right leg below the knee
eerioasiy.
John fakn residing IN Arqui,a street. near Fsyes.o
shot IN tnc breast thought % Heriousiy wounded
Robert rarkhi brc,rsr of the aoovs received ball
In tue lett arm not dangerous.
James Hooper boy, living In Gay street, shot In the
leg; not rerioueiy Injured.
Jane. Dryden. resoing IN Canal street. sho, In the
beck wbils refreshing down Oeans street, not serious
David Huxford, rhot IN both arms and bsely wounded.
CnaJss Charew, living ID Gay street. snot 10 the log;
James kseden, shot in tho lsg above the knee: pain
fuzzy wounded
John Parker shot " the head; killed.
washr Tate, ros.dng Ia Carol street, Gay,
received two ala ir tho orosst breaking tue ribs
and penetrating Tie iurgs; supposed 70 DO mortaily
r wbneoch, residing n F.yeuc street. near Exeter,
shot 10 the tice and dangerously wounded.
named Fell. nsina In grcenmount avenue,
ceivci ball 10 too hsd tie "a dangerously wounded
Br. Wyatt, living NJ No lfO Lombard street. Shot
IN toe neok toe ball assns do-n into the shoulder HIS
Police eficer james asbop received bah in the knee
Which proouc,d painful wouni
Carries Colgate soci IN the icg, bus the injury
nifinG
barney Cuiey vas shos in the arm and back, and s
Gsid 20 be dangerously irjured
Tkomas Lamb known lane Tommy, shot IN
tho leg, not seriously.
The ioosIr Irr additional were woanded al The second
ward ret
james sccurt " special police oRcer snss In the thigh
Charles Es,or epsc'sl yolce ofcor received bal IN
The nssep oavsipg dsrgerous but not wound.
Jacob kum fErr, snos 10 The cosy ty the premature
discharge Of ME pi<scl
gam,s Harvey shot In thc bark. NJ, seriously.
10 o zoe fon',e u ward. yoans p.a sam NI'sm aln
icrei = with q muske, bail; supposed 10 oe mor,aiiy
wcvl a.
~ G ayp ne3u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
NEW JERSEY.

The returns from AL parts o. this state come n With
unrrual tsrdinese, ana Va scsttsrng manner thai
only sae At the presaut moment 10 up the result IN
general terms.
The ~ ctnra vote has been carried for Buoh,ran by
prse mt Jorty IN Consequence q the division between
he Fremont ant FILLMORE parties Win A. Newell, Who
vas Supported for Governor by the rain body OF both
rnrtes, elected over VIM 9 Alexcuder tos democrs
ur candidate by large majority which ray reach ooo
for congress there unooubtedly three dem 'crAt
nnd two oppostcu men elected. Clawscn and Robin
arc dcIhuese elected n the First and Second ds riots
by fusion Of the opposition against the democratic can
didAtes.
In the Third dfirct Gshop the fusion oAndidsss do
fea,ed by q. b. Adrain, democrat
In the FOURTH John Huylcr s probably elected oveg p
e. OshosDe, republican, and Charles Ing!s, American.
In the Fifth district J. n wortepdyke "a elected ~
near t-o tho 1ssni plurality. Amx Dodd, republican,
the list
The Leebaturc hss probably been carried by the do
mocrsis, .hch will give them the choice cf . United
states Senator, 10 succeed Hon. J. r. Thomson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
KEN rUCKY.

CIScISSArI, Nov. 6, 1855.
Fillmore majorites:-ksson couaty, 3l2; Bracken
(psrt'al) 2s4 Montgomery. 81, Fleming lss; B,uroon,
$50; Shelby, Gao Democratic majorties 3ata county
$50; Ken,on, $50. Baohauan's generally con
oeded here.
LouIsvnIR, Nov s, 1855.
In Fulton county, Buchanan has ioo majority; ack
nso county, Fillmore 200 maority-s loss OF So Smith
and. Fillmore e6 msjori'y-a oss OF TO
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8, 1856
Fifty one counties in Kentucky vhow democratic gain
sf7,loo The state will probably go tor Buchanan by
fcen 5000 to 10, 900 majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

CHlOAdO NOV. " ioWs
In Jehersfn Union, Pulaski. Alexander, Nassac, Ian.
son, Pike, Wa neton Perry and Montgomery
countes- Buchanans majority is about 300 gain
1900 In Macon county, Buchanan s2i majority, TAO
Of 4oo hoquos, Lee, Ro,k Island, Lasslle and ste
pbenson counties Ffemonts majority is about 8, 800
Waehburne, (rep for Congress- the FIRST district, is
elected BY II, 500 majority
Fsrus worth (rep for Congress- In the Second district
has IL $50 majority.
Loveoy 6ep) for Congress, In the Third district, ha
1000 10 5000 ujorty.
Kellogg. (rep) for Congress- In the Fourth district, is
elected.
There is nothing deGniie from the Fifth Cong gressionA
distric.
In the Seventh district, Archer and Brownel (rep
are probably elected.
In the Eighth district, Morrison and Smith, democrats
are elected.
The republican State ticket north Of Springfield has
$3.50 majority and in the whole State will pro 9aoly
be 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

Prom abe New Or,es rscsynne, Dot 81.
II sili be RENE rDerec that published, fog days
ago. gn scco"nf Of the Mexican steam DsnoosAs
being "a irom Vera Cruz by her CROW; her suhoe
quonty appearing al The port of coaizAoaoos and fpr
cib carrying on ihe collector al that plAfs, tageene
whh the customs specie hts hsnds, aud spsFtsvs
o the otLSr hexisr steamer Gu arrero from were
Cruz, IN search CT the muiineers a,d their vessel
passenger on The schooner Jovcp Mara which vas-
eel arrived here On Wednesday non Tsnpco via csa-
pschy With specie, relates taat when they arrived q
te latter port the democrat there waiting
ot boat that nad been ashore with TIE CoAtz scoa
era couec,or On she departure Of the Jovon Marin
i'cm Camsachy the swsmer Dem ,crai started TO sea
p.sreIuy in rursu Of the Schooner but far out the
atisr met the Guerrero stl In search Of tue DemocrsA
1bey encountered the schooner sped her way
from tho he could d,sti city pereive the
vessels spftged w ,ea1ly contct-sccug The flashing
bc guns b. airing toe.r feport
The next arrival from rampe eachy Vera Cruz win
doubtless bring of the sue OF the ngnf betwea
she mu,iueers and ibeir former comrades.
Tb. Democrat ~hic at Coaixsroalcos, fred into and
sunk Mcaiosn war sirsmef, name unknown formorv
the American steamer Hen Franklin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
THE ELECTIONS AND RESULTS.

FFzMosTs vonH Nav YORK Nearly four. dfths o
the vote of this State has been received and FremoDvs
plurality is upwarcs Of forty thousand. He has bessA
Fillmore by ninety thousand votes.
FAIR ADmnsroS.--rhc Washington (Know Eothing1
organ will now, probably, be discontinued, IS h says
that 10 daily paper esla in Vast pgscn without go
vernmont patronage further remarks:-
II either Of the opposing candidates shall be elected
'he daily iasue will be noetphe'y suspenoet Il Is
ference the OF lbe Presidential contest Il i'm
estioe Tor daily paper 10 be sus aimed In washpgea
with at ~ vernmens patronage. No daily has hitnerss
b,en ius!aned here without such paronsge and none
cer be
JOHN W. FoRyxY The Richmond Whig evidently fceA
bad the result OF the election and takes oocshss -
ceal Mr Forney blow which II intends he shall
Der. says
Buchanan be elected recoec. that hts prime minister
trd bead director will be the infamous character whess
pame stones at the head OF this article.
NEw YoRK LxGIsIATuay The republicans will have
The lgest working nuoriiy the next H,use Of Assa-
by q the State Of an, party for n long time As far
'etorDs have been received the result stndsRepusA
CARS. az; democrats, q Know No,hinss, q
Tng PARsoS RESULT Tine New York Esds
pendent (Beecher's psper) attributes the defeat OF
mont 10 few called Fillmore men In Philadelphia y
says
Tbe indications that Mr. Buchanan Ia elected Thia
result due mainly no solely 70 ~ men the c1sy
of Philsdenha, persisted 10 tnro stg away toek
votes upn Mr. Fillmore and thus secured the eiscsors,
vote Of Fernsy lvaDa 70 Mr. Bacbapan Whatever s tAe
result Of the election, Is certain that the Fillmore paSV
must trk under the opprobrium OF all true pariots
HOAX The letter purpcrtng 70 come from wn- L.
Marcy Secretary Of stale, 10 answer 10 Gov Grma.
Of Iowa pronounced hoax but the Washington Us<sa
says that the clear and csustc style q
the distinguished Secretary very cievery Initiated aAA
the principles laid down such will the cordaa
approval OF overwhelming majority OF the Americas
people.
Mr.. BURIIsaAxn.-n reported on Wednesday thaA
hundred votes had been erroneousy Given 70 ~.
Barhgnme In Cheses, which whco taken from his vo9e
would Mr.. Appleton. The Boston Jcwa says su0A
"a not the fact however, thai Mr.. Burliagame has
clear plurality Of seventy votes.
rHx KNOW NormNGs vnsnA Tho Richmoud WAi6
Is inclined 70 make merry the Know Nothing defal
In Rchmond, and reminds the Fillmore thai ~
hour bss arrived for Of tnteesu1
| ng voyage TO the head waters Of Salt river.
fRRxosr leeo.-rhe New haven Pausdswm -
come into the for Fremont In lsc0 and ssys;-
Let the organization, recently begun be perfected
every STATE and although without power Of lhc gene
rni govei LmeDt We shall revsrthelcGs have lhe poSe
to bolo tlo Des a. Fremont miy In check, and
all ready to make nnis them The saort pc rod
tour years 1sn JACKSON faled q eec.ion when II
ess hrrt nouins'et II, had bat % votes out Of 2si
TIE nexi time ne bad I7s out OF L6l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
CITY POLITICS.


Al q meeting Of The Board OF Control u the Young
scn's Fremont csd Dsy,o GENITAL Uoicu. held ysstsr
csy the 70, owiDg fosor;ns unanimously adopted
and ofdertc TO be printed, viz
Resoived, that hereby declare prefs-eGce for
John Charles Fremont and William Lewis Dayton as can
rdstes for President aud Wee Preideut OF Uritei
states In tsto I'M pledge ourselves TO waverins
suppcr; Il the principles Of the spubicsn party
Iessed "a tho Pbisdt phia plaof adopted June IL
ie6o: sso dsciarug eur utter hosrty 10 son unee
any circumstances, viii, the called sooldop, Amor
or democratic pariies.
Resolved That cent events demand the adoption OF
poerive fr the security Of the elective iran.
ca se IN this and all the ctes OF the Slte aud thai
u In exeaen 10 petition IN. legislature 1t ~ ensuing
tersion ior the prompt o stringent registry
INV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
MISSOURI.

81 LOUIS, Nov. 8, 1858
In 81. Louis county, Fillmore has $50 mAority-A l,ss
q about $50. In the aoseoce OF republican tsks
any Germans voted the American ticket
Jefferson City gives 10 Bachaasa majority; Franklin
county towns, Bachanan eIs; Fillmore 200; gremont
6s; Warren county, towns, F,ilmofs IS majority
Montgomery county, Fillmore so MAJORITY gsin as
compared with thG vote Tor Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
OHIO.

CINCINNATI Nov 8, 1855.
RetuIns frm the southern counties OF Ohio show
sisht democratic gains.
Lake county, complete, gives Fremont 2,a4l; Buchau
An, 629; fillmore, 81.
Democratic majority in Allen county 90 "a democratic
gain OF 40 over October; Auslaze county democrats
majority 72o-democfatc gain 80, Van Vert county
democratic gain ~ since Octp,er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

Richard GitIipgs, young man Who was arrested an1
taken 10 the kidole cisot wstchhouee aud sub equent
y osct areed shot through the wne going yup
Ssi street 70 Gay He not seriously wounded.
The pegbporbood Of the corner Of Asquh and Orleans
streets bears tho marks or the riot Several
through the windows OF the houee Of Dr. Bradford
tree box in contains large and small halls
There many Others slightly wounded than those
above named. whose bames Canuot be found out, ana
there pumber Of those n the list who cannot possiby
survive more than few days
Richard Pryor, who shot At tho Sixth ward polls
by Chsres Hannigan. salt 10 bc iB Dying coaotou
this morning The bail entered his abdomen.
J.mes Woods, boy about seven years OF age who re-
ceiyed rifle ball in hf chest ced yesterday from the
efs cts Of hs wound He was wounded Ia tho riot be
tween the Seventh and Eighth wards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
WISCONSIN,.

CHICAGO Nov 8, 1856
Returns frcm waiwor'h, wsukesha, Ksnoshs, Rock,
Giaut and Lafayette countless show Fremont majority
o. e9oc-a gain OF 8 $50 The State has gnpe for Ere
mont by over $500 majority. Three republicans are
elected 70 Congress. In the First Milwaukee district
rstteD, republican, has 500 majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
MrCBfGn

i--Wn. A Howard, oop
2--dapry Waliron, opp
3--David : " sl1flcga. opp
4-iDe N,tt @ Leach, opp
wIsCONSis \
John y Poirer, opp
PC q WashbGrna, oop
a--Chas. Bsliinrhurst. opp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
MICHIGAN.

DsTsorr, Nor ., 1860
The following are FrenoDt myonaes tue several
counties pnmed ;-Kaan az o. l,l4d; Van Bareu, 400;
Reot, 1850; Anegan, 4hc, Beswn so; Barry, 400 Cal
nouu, l,S1o; Oakane, 4so; Lapier, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

The Duel Between messrs. Pryor aud F'inney.
nc Richmond.
lCorrcspondcr of ~, Ir,esburs (vs) Democr>ll
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Nov. 2, 1856.
You win dor bt have hsd previous 70 this reach
ing you whole series Of reports relative 10 the re-
cent duello between Roger A. Pryor OF the Rich
mond Enquirer, and DIR. Oswald Finney Senat0r
from the Accomac district. The following particu-
lars feliahe:--On Friday afternoon DIR. Finney.
whilst at the hotel, bccsm very talkave with some
acqusir tanccs and group OF bystanders the po-
idcs subjects Of the day, abiding TO persons and
particulars, and referring 10 Mr.. Pryor In no very
becoming language, brapding him as coward y &C.
Mr.. Pryor hearing cf Dr. Fs remarks, proceeded to
tie hotel TO learn " The report was truc aud for the
purpose 81 chastsing him with a small cane. Here
be leaned DR.. v. was at dtoper; 20, AZ Mr P.src-
quest, Mr.. Irving waited ON DIR. E., informing
that Mr.. r. wished 10 see hi n.
Understanding that DIR. T.. was
procured Iisto,, and, ON DIR. y
bo'el on the sidewalk, Mr.. Il.
ed TO know II what he had +
answered in the afirmat
struck him with his open
and craving his pistol.
7. was unarmed, he put h
repaired 10 bis room.
That night DR.. Y. sent
hands OF his friend, Dr.
morning the parties met
wood Cemetery. on the
come two miles from the
| they stood and hred-M
"onc," the ball passing on
/ back OF bis antagonist, whet
| fe.l on the ground, causing
! OF Dr. +. bad no effect ON Nj
| were then driven home. DR..
The city was in considerable
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

l-bsiah ID. C,awsoI, opp.
p Geo X. Robins, opp,
s-tisrDet b Adrian. dem.
a-.lohp Huy Ter, deD,
SD, r. Woriepoy ke, ,aeu.
vkkMoaT.
LIE +. Walton opp.
Austin 4. aorflli, OPP
3.-Ht mes II. Royce opp
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INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, Nov. s, 1855.
The following are republican majorites In Indiana
Delaware county, $50; Randolph county, 800. Wayne
and Henry counties show large republican gains Jen-
nnss county showss democratic gain Of 100 Democratic
msjcrucs bartholomew county 500; Rush county, 7o
scoss county, Hs vigo county, ass; Putnam county,
2ss Shelby county, $50; johnson county, 900; Ohio
county, 100.
Buceansn's majority in the state s thought % be over
n Nfr
CiscssAr, Nov. a, 1853,
" graph line, In Indiana down this evening
os a. majority In the state Ia doubtless abou. 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
THE ELEC TON.
IHEREsULT OF THE CONTEST OF TUESDAY
NAMES OF THE CANDIDATES ELECTED,
&c, &C., kc.

We give this morning the popular and electoral vote
o. the covnuy, as fall and circumstances
will permit alsc the OF the candidates elected to
natons. State oces. Tbs statements are valuable
aid useful ones.
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resent Democratic majority Ia remaining 3 States
probable that OF thirteen States where eleco
&c yet to he bsid Alabama Georgia. Louisana Misss
spot Srrth Carolina Tennessee, Texas Virginia. vii,
e.o democratic M mbers; that tbs Kentucky aud Ma
r7eDd delegations will be iarge,y demo cratic, while
shooe Island, Now Hampshire and Connecticut are likely
% eject opposition members. With tbee4 facts and prob
abilities IN view the next House OF Repr Will
stand as fo,ows>-
ncharen.. ......................... l3l
Opposition ....,....................... l0s
euchsDap's probable majority ty.................. 2s
With democratic majority OF fourteen in the senate
I'D Of twenty eight In the House gives Bochanan fair
ssTt in Congress. VIII he be able to managsiP
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United states Circvn q.

HfIUFN HUN JWUFF NtIsnU.
Nov. Eva. n. s,ckis 70 wm n 1dr.
AZ at on for infringement OF patent. kaowr
uug "a hy usirs u on the steamer Mctropou
or plaintiff, 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.


sSTroufior q BueAaran', Etectscn-H1 Caoinst-Dio1
snscn, Secretary Of s,ss-Cuta -Eer FORK Polrss-
sofn Proscrted, 6e., dc.
With the indication of ,hs leaders or the Bucha
party have already the construction OF
their cabinet The seals OF arrsssmcnt
n the ostend principle to be carried out i thought
uore prudent TO have Secretary OF State from the
North Marcys deci ted objection the acquisition or
Cuba BY conquest unit him the place sidcl though
Northern man. h from the South. II s intimated in
Ign quarters that Mr. Dckinsoa, OF New York will DO
Invited 10 succeed Marcy sud with fregn
relations q the country souinsru man placed In
DO State Department the acquisition Of Cuba may
sidtrcd ~ abandoned II sbsnaoned the simini.trason
~ui 10 70 pieces Ices thar yoar aud fail an easy prcy
- my respectable opposhion 10 1880 Houston, Of
alabama viii certainly be secretary OF the treasury
and Quhmsn, OF MISS placed IN tho War Deparncnt
To succeeo Davis Jest Clemens ard his schooi ylu
uclsns, VIII rot be recnEnistd $, tne deal
sult positively sno~n sbs be a,e give you preiiy
uesry the entire cabinet the comp,uxr Of whch viii
iac'cs'c the policy Of Mr.. Bacoanans sdmiolstratot.
tne vote In New fcrK has dcruolsne1 the sots the
y sara o. southern men The hsrds are evidently Va
loser and viii have the besowd Of patronage 10 the
hmptre State.
The Presden, Ia deeply mortified At the result in New
HAMPSHIRE, and well be may be
lbe dnunion or resistance party u the senate 70 be
prescribed without regard W agc One thlag In
EVIDENT. the administration OF James nuchsusa Ali ne
the mot exciting Of any recorded hirory Amcr
can pocs Fians kept In the bAss ground from Prc.i
rooms Of Washington, and brilliant toraign policy
aosorbiug az 10 swsllo~ up all do Issues ii
90 the dream of the progressive sad adventurous.
clean sweep Of The Custom House of Nes York "
Contemplated. Pennsy lvsaia is considered having
s.n rsAt,o continuance Of ihose vho hold feoora
afice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

The ncxt Common Council will stand II democrats and
IL s others Those lecled Tuesday stand II demo.
craft. republicans, and Americans Tho next Board
o, supervhors vii stand IL demo,rats republicans,
nad Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
LOUISIANA A.

Tire democrats have carried this State BY 1900 70 1000
majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
49, THE CITY ELECTION TROUBLES.

rnE INVESTIGATION IN RELATION To r8g FIRST
WARD RIoTs-FuRTHEB COMPLAINTS AND ADD.
TIoNAL ARRESTS TuRtE MORE POLICEMEN HELD
TO BAII-THE LATE RIOT IN rBE TwErTy-sgCoSp
WARD CONES UNDER THE NOTICs OF The RE
II gCoBDER, AND THE MATTER ~ INVESTIGATED
CAUSING GREAT EXCITEMENT AMo-o UP TOWN
PoLITICIANs-ARREsT or SOME DOZEN OF THx
ALLEGED RIOTERS, ire, ETC.
No had the dispute between tho Mayor and the
Recorder ceased the Court General Sessions ycs.cr
day than the scene Of operations Transferred 70 tho
oce Of the latter In Chambers street. where thesnvesu
vaton INTO the late election riots continued curing
the entire afternoon.
number Of citizens nom the First ward sho fels
themselves sgrevcd at The conduct Of certain poacas
and policemen In that ward, appeared before the We
corcer aud made shdsvits against their asgreasors
Warrants have been seued for the Of the
fsrtss Az they will not be arrested until to-day our
reporter not permitted to cory the afnisvts or 70
publlsh The rames Of The accuscd parties
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

PRksIDknftaL fLsCToRs CHOSEN.
Tho Columbia q CD g,oes ssys tne iolowiug Presi.
oeDtasi electors hAvo n s,poins.d:-
Y. W. Piekeps, John l. Manning.
John A. lnglta, B. T. Watts,
Join l. Newell, I. J Picksns
w A. OxeDs, James Jae-rut.
n was resolved unapi nously Of the Cone
rl bly,, that he electors should vote for Buchanan
and BseCkur.urc.
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MISSISSIPPI.

NEW CusASs, Nov. Q, 1885.
The democratic majority In Mississippi viii probably
sch 10000
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ACCORDING TO PRESENT Ape RANCEa
ETI POPULAR PLURALITIEs AND ELECTORAL YOrs.

Plurtiiais of The Electora
the foyvi,r Tote Vote