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RocHrSrrr, Monroe county, Oct ~, 1880.
=. Baass-ne Cunties of "a. Sd>-gfow fAsy Wa %
A. ea ct youem5r-Hgua and Cniciiations urga ne
lesul,--FIoasHg Vote SsH in Doatt-fautns or " a.
R1a.slioans--kcrs ca4h Wanief-TAs Negro Sggvue>
Qpstsos- Eaolisa rrStsS al RcoA1ser-rD HO~x u
AZ oslored Apcale, Fred Dovglar, &c
Hsvins travelled through al the central counties o. The
nse, and canvAsscd, far A. vas practicable 10 the
recni unsettled condition Of The Coating vote Of this
ssrIon Of The sate, am led 70 the following conclu
sos,-rhai TIE republican vote win show falling on,
seomprsd With the vote Of Fremont 1859, and that
IN democrats Win here and there gsin Assembly nan
sn' pcrhspr member or two o. Congress
he following the results Of my calculations
Aosny county will give about 600 democratic ma.
jorky, aud doubtless elect Corning (den 70 Congress
Schenectady county viii give small majority for LIN.
coin add vi probably cleo, vibbvd dem 10 conrrcSs
Which vii be democratic ssn-provided the Brcckn.
rdse call on hordecs Myers that rcnsemso takes
himself quietly out q the way Tor present, rhe bay
ing 81 Of Honmans paper Will have mu.a eject on
this Straight out Brecsnrdee vote, for 10 70 convent,
entity mail that be controlled and directed without
rocn difficulty.
Montgomery county s W doubt. gave Jones (dem
sv snrssry Of sse in 1853 30 majority over Lssven-
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The Election Returns.

10 EDITORS, REPORTERS AND TELE6RAPHERS IN THE
STATE or NEW YORK.
II Is eminently desirable that the returns from the
State at large election night should be % reliable and
succnct p,ssible and In order TO prevent the wires
from being encountered with Of useless matter, II
win be well that the following IDEAS should be borne In
mnd:-As far practicable The press desre TO obtain
the vote by counties for Presidential electors and Govern
or but where IL impossible to give the full or near
approximation Of the result by counties the scattering
returns which may hand viii be acceptable The
vote of all the large cities Of desirable but that
Of fractional parts Of cites townships should not be
allowed TO pass the wires 10 the hndrance OF more
important matters A to members OF Congress and tho
Legislature, the and politics Of the parties chosen,
probably elected s oil that need be telegraphed The
vote for officers the State ticket required
Attention to these points will, II s hoped, contribute
largely TO the publication the morning after the cleo
tion OF IN Ineligible account Of the result in the state
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= alderman BARRY moved 10 lay the communication on
Alderman GENT opposed the reception OF the commun
CATION ne hoped would be returned 10 his Houor the
asyU' VINO nsd treated the Common Council with con-
ompS ne had got up the reception his o~n account
soa mad promised TO defray the expenses.
STARR said that the Mayor had acted by the
uecton Oh me Common Council and he therefore would
pethAt every dollar Of the expenses should be paid se
hsped that the communication would be referred 70 the
Ummittee on Finance
Alderman DARRAGH said that the Mayor WINS not author.
izd 70 get up public reception for the Prince Wsea
royal Hghness having expressly declined t. The Mayor
90, up the nremen's procession in anticipation OF tho
fusion procession 30 that the torches might for
both purpoeee
Alderman BRADY wanted 70 know what right they had
70 pay cent Of this four thousand and odd dollars the
Prince had been received by the milonaires, and
they bad claimed all the honor they should bear all the
expense Though the Prince Of Wales came from the
most liberal Of European governments, yet he alderman
Brady did not believe in apprcpriatng money to tyrants
OF any Kind. He alderman Brady was not snubbed,
o believe that Mayor Wood had any right 70 SEND In
this bll 70 the Common Council He that "Mr. Ben
nett ana the other papers, bad headed the list and why
Old they now come 70 the Common Council 10 defay the
expenses He had heard that Mayor Wood entertained
the Prince OF Wales ut collation. but be knew rothng
about H. As 70 toe procession, Il was disgrace thou.
ireds and hundreds Of dollars for in the windows
n Broadway were disappointed; the Priace came up
N the dark, throceh broadway, when nobody could
zee anything but red coat, cooked hat ana white
Gathers II the Common Council had been
oerue s in this badly arranged affair the popuace
Of the Japanese BILL and would have hanged the Com
mon Council up In the Park, they were enraged Ut
The disappointment He did not think OF the Prince
though he was cecent fellow than Of any other young
man He alderman Brady agreed 70 send the commu.
nicat on back 10 the Mayor.
Alderman DARRAGH did not mean 10 say that he had
been sunboed Individually, but appeared 70 him that
Al tho members OF the Board were sighted They were
refused adntance beyond the hotel door, and ne
Dot aware that any OF the members had received nv
taion 10 the ball
The motion TO refer 10 the Committee Finance was
Then Iut and lost, three votiog in the Ar native Tho
document was finally referred 10 the Committee Arts
and Sciences
The weekly statement OF the County Treasurer and
CHAMBERLAIN shows
h@ohS Ots ,I0o %
o66,1o3 V0
$bb4, 6Bo 03
l3I,V2I 0l
Baare Oct Is Observation-Disclosures $500 s7l 50
communication received from the Comptroller
Sol ,90307. Referred.
The bard adjourned 10 Thursday next.
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gentleman upon examining the register IN bis dis
ct found tsas although his name had been registered
for The last elsc,,u not now upon the book aso
that the nance Of several, whom be knew TO be Unior
meu had been partially erased, or rcorreci Initials In
serted intending thereby deubusss to carse er rejec
ton at the time o. voting All the Of republicans
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carefully written and AZ the foot Of he register the
tihcate signed by ssoners stating thst tho
list correct There Is, no doubt intention on the
part Of these men 70 cheat honest Union loving, black
republican detesting voters eut Of their rights Look 70
IL. and that your lie written correctly In proper
time, and be the alert both aud the election
day Eternal vigilance the price Of liberty. On guard
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GrSsRAnALKEEs MRS.--Two Of the volunteers al
ta1hed unfortunate expedition ~ General walker
In Hondur-hears \. a. Harper aud q Hand-are
at thsnited Slaes Hotel 10 ths city. me DxpIeA
o. yesterd afternoon thus speaks o. them .srhey r
rived hercum Charleston IN dcs ltute condition and
have becnkcn 10 charge BY Wn. T. Evans worthy
Mayor prom who has generously relieved their moet
pressing tessties 81 his o~n expense Both of them
are very rlligcnt and give thrnr accounts
a the de u Walker, aud u the condition q Colonel
Rudler latter IN loaded with cha ana lmprisoned
IN a m mao hundred feet under ground xessrs far.
PER and nd on their way 70 their homes 10 Ten.
nessec, we hope they wil meet with sympathy and
all neoesy assistance from AZ whom they meet -
<u0tGska yortc< and ,Seufsnsf
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NEW YoRE, Got. -, 1880.
Your Hsutp Of This morning states that n the city
roll Ito 900 votes and the black republican abolition
is rcCeive Of $500 votes, (my s,imate. iacludins
tbs eco police and osncr city funcsorsrs being M,
over Is 900 black republican voters In lhs oonnercla
emporium up 70 November 7, 1907, that the uni0a
jfr,y si DC 70 oco votes; bat haze 70 believe
80 m.i0rity OF the rnioa ticket vii be leo than
30 go New Work city and rs 900 Kings ooan.y,
wh'cn includes Brooklyn city. Beginning al the Atlantic
street stores lBrooklyn) and travelling up aloeg
TIE sEst 10 WILLIAMSBURG, yod will ana
90. 900 600 invested a. warehouses for the stor.
arr 81 the slave labor " the sDuthern Nstes
West Indies the propretors Of which have become
rlions-ts aud Puritan s53liiouxv from receiving the
immense Tor storage they charge upon stors
puss-. uolssc~ c1tton sad sran said Is
That suco landlords sgc,coi BY their votes
W. sth o. November eectlng Luco'n their
and vbarvcs ~i 10 be employed or allied ~ WITH
TIE product q slave apcr And their sad stores Mil
produns any income " tier owners after DE-
tucinF ne tases, ZACH all have ~
engage work for their support IN lieu OF
heretofore living dlcnes and luxury without per.
sors sDor upon their said rens and wharfage upon The
roods Drpcuoed by ahcr All this collecting
cas 20 the annnt ~ S35 ot0 600 year In thc
ctes" will ,ose this income they succsed IN eIecting
Lincoln, and thereby aiding him ~ enaacpaie tne four
niiion ne xro
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worth (rep) FOR President, In 1850, Il caves large TO
publican majority bu. the combinations that existed IN
1875 and gave the county 70 the democratic are beng
sectsd ~ this time, and what the result VIII % TING
only show. The republicans, however, claim Mont
gomery b. 900 majority ., -, -,
Briefly me remaining counties In this section wiz give
lLans.s aloeifAa A
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CITY COMr1ERCIAL REpORr

MONDAY, lot z9-5P.M
AsHrs mo market wS without nation or change
70 pross small rales we're made Of bo.h sorts a. BLc
bbKAnTtfFs y our--rhe market at the opening W.
moderate but ater the receipts OF the foreign news ke,c
Vas better demand, mainly for export Prices vero
sosne~hat irregular 81 Saturdays quotations mo ,rans
srtons "osed ue about ID GO bbk, closng within hs
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Declines to Run for Recorder.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Having declined the nomination (tendered me unso-
oed by the Ur Convention of this city for the Of
hce Of Recorder permit TO say through your columns
that not a candidate for that or any other ONCE
You will therefore please except from your list or
candidates before The people, and oblge. yours, 80
T. r. BOGARDU6
NEW YORK Oct %, 1880
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Register Your Nance.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NV yoRs, Oct %, 1850.
Your remarks in this mornings HERALD, In regard to
the necessity Of registration should command the earnos,
attention Of In district OF the Eghteeatn
ward 5S4 have already been registered aud 100
more that viii come up today and tom viii give
700 voters Now there only 600 minutes election
day 70 vote. You calculate one minute, which will
throw out 100 vo,es In dstrct-alo~ing they vote
unceasinsy all day, and interruption from challenged
Therefore allow 70 urge registration W day
and morrow, from o'clock In the Ing Also,
system Of despatch BY tbenspectors OF Election IA ORDER
that AL may vote for tho writer OF this many lire
lost their votes nj the last Presidential election by
being too late. Vote early. One annexed Texas-
one vote save u the with hexco--ooe may
the Uniol- EIGHTEENTH wARD.
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Beard OF COuncilmsn.
This oard met last evening President Jones in the
chair.
Whenhe minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and appoved communication was received from the
Mayor rat TO the expenses attending receipt OF
the Prime Of Wales which published In our report OF
the proceedings OF the Board Of Aldermen. The paper
was refeed TO the Committee Finance without de.
bate.
Mr.. P1iKSBr moved 10 discharge the Committee on
Streets fun the further consideration Of the award Of
contract paving Forteih street. between Second aud
Third avtues.
Mr.. SHS seconded the motion, and In doing 90 In
dignantlyenied statement circulated by Stephen r.
Pnckueysho, II appears, connected with the Leader,
70 the eie that he Mr. Shaw Chairman or the Com.
mt'ee on reefs, receive money from interested
parties orseportipg fayorsby reference to the con-
uast IL rpears that Pinckney made this assertion
the Clerk sfce In the hearing OF gentlemen connected
With the hrd Mr., Shaw courted proof 70 show that
he copromised his position as chairman OF the
committee YER which he presdos, aud branded men
who circul@d such rumors "a liars. The committee
were dschscd from the confederation OF the paper.
report THE Committee Salaries and Oicee n tho
Aldermen, Mavor Of creating ordinance appointing
twenty Two sisiaLt health waroens, Al the rate OF 80
per Gay, gnvrise to spicy debate. Messrs. PSCKSEY
ard SHAW ma able speeches against cancurring with
other board,he latter remarsing that the office
sinecure, anee would not record his favor OF
voting away 600 Of The peoples money for the benefit
OF lev oiicoOAers The motion 10 concur lost by
the casting 70 Of the President and tho paper ad
over.
The Board occurred In confirming the election OF John
!. ARer m Atstsnt Engineer OF TIE Fire Department
The rooms Nv occupied oy the Superior Court were
assigned 70 He and ladder Company No. Is q bunk
and meeting run
The report the Committee Ferries OF the Board OF
Aldermen VI Dor Of establishing another ferry between
New York and rrscy City, gave 10 debate, and
motion ~ NJ. Saw the paper referred 70 the Com
mittec FvricaDf this Board.
Afier the uoppn Of lev unimportant general orders
the Board ACQUIRED till Thursday.
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NEW YoRE, Oct 20, 1850.
GKsnnE--The kind Invitation 70 address the Tenth
Ward Democratic Union Club Of Brooklyn finds me labor
Ing usder cold which entirely precludcs the thought or
speaking, and therefore do than testify
lively interest 10 uphodlpg the constitution
from the hands OF fathers BY that instrument
In effect soemnly agreed that viii leave to the people
OF other States 10 regulate their internal Affairs
themselves, without any ntcrmedding part; and
have better right 70 attack the relation Of master
and servant other Slaes than haze to dictate the
laws governing the relations OF husband and wife parrn
and Children or guardian and ward I'VE wish TO main
tain tie social compact BY which, for national purposes
have been made people, must leave other
states TO deal with ther domestic Affairs do with
without regard 20 the opinions, prejudces pas
Of other people
For sometime after the Pennsylvania election the tide
of public opinion " setting ia favor Of revoa
ton bat the current IN evidently cnaage aud with
proper and activity part the ship of
hardly fall " reach the Of union aud SAFETY THO
OF bestowed upon the people Of inis
STATE the privilege Of deciding the prescott controversy
the decision viii be such will rebuke
son, silence political anatcsm and impart STABILITY
that form OF government under which have long
lived and prospered am, with great respoc very truly
yours, GREENE q BRONSON.
}. 4 DoreI.sa, Eq President Tenth Ward Democratic
Uni1n Clcb, Brooklyn.
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IncrestlAos,lA essSox lbio,'1S
Dccres si3s ISL
The irease OF loans was generally expected
as the II statement showed 50 large an increase
Of depns and specie. The increase In specie
was noopected, especially a. the sub-T Treasury
has bee gaining money. II is fair TO presume
that ,heserve Is now on the ascending scale, IN.
less, ined, the events now transporting and about
TO tranre at the South should cause exchange 20
fall at w Orleans, and specie 20 flow Southwark
more frly than usual.
There no change In the money market Money
IL wor'ion call, six per cent, and paper goes. a.
beforeat 7, according to length. for prime
names nd 10 for names less generally known.
Capitals are, perhaps not so anxious 70 take long
paper sthsy were, but still !, goes without much
difficult
The feir exchange market opened heavily for
the Boon 'eamer Of Wednesday. The leading
bankers IRE skiing 1854 for sixty day sterling bills,
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Total HabIIItlta. St5 ,lO0a68 81 Ab ,b55
she whole OF this item portions q those msrxedt
form no part o. tho aggregate.
Tho following II a comparative statement Of the
tolls received al the canals Of the State during
the third week in October and TO the 23d Of Octo.
her in the years narned halavx.
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board Of Supervfsors.
THIS Bor net yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Tweed
In the chair The minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and approx, aud the business Of the day proceeded
with.
communication was received from the Clerk OF tbs
Court Of Ccnon Pleas, asking for additional assistant
whose salarwss 70 be 81 900 per annum. Referred.
commu,atop was received from the Comptroller
showing tbstate Of the treasury OF. Is n follows
kessipts neoct 40 ~
Paymenh.. ..........*................ 800 l32 ~
lotA.... .......s...ssf........ f1ss,c5s 81
Amount ovuawn Oct. s................ 233 $50 "a
Balance q I....................... Alb ,36s II
The Board Education sent IN comm unlcat.on stating
that the state OF money reqused by them for tho
suing year hunted 70 81 100 COO. Refer ed.
The day chiefly taken up By the reception OF rcsig.
nations, snde hng u vacancies Inc registers and
inspectors election.
supervso'rRpy offered a resolution 10 the enec, that
the sum OTTO be appropriated by the Bard for the
purpose Of ing the where the elcc are 70
be ksh, In stlon 10 the Of s15 says approp lated
for the psrte of rent OF The rooms.
supcrvs 5ft~r opposed tho resolution the ground
that the already appropriated should pay for both
tho ntting and rcnt Of said room and that addition
requir
Arer 90, little debate an amendment 10 the original
resolution offered, 70 the elect thai the u % be
substtutetnstead ~ 80 The amendment was loei,
and toe orbal rsol1tion was put aud eArried
The Eoarher adjourned until November the SIN.
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sNACiAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MoHpAY. oct.I2a- sP.M

MONDAY. oct.I2o-6 NJ.
TIE hk statement Of today compares a. rol.
lows wi that Of last week.:
Loans Spe,> Ciyxfaor DsrosUs
Oct 20. III sos 5o2 22.il572s a28I 200 10 $50 s5T
oct 81 las 3o2 e2e ~ Tgs 500 ei23 1903 Is Os5 6i2
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Inc Portland Adreffteer reports that mr. "sfa,
the agent Of tho Barings, has been 10 that city and
attached for his principals the rolling stock belong.
ing 70 the Grand Trunk on the American side OF the
line al Portland Paris. sc. The rolling stock
which originally belonged TO the Atlantic and St.
Lawrence Railroad Company was mortgaged with
that road, and therefore not included In the Bar.
ipgs' attachment, the same having been kept in
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NOXUBE HOUSE,
Miss.

r. G. CLINE respectfully in.
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~Summervllle Institute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
IN THE soUTHERN STATES.
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Institution, a Boarding School
n entirely, will enter upon its sew
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tho Apparatus and Library improved
the Recitation Rooms furnished with
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number OF servants will be increased,
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and intends to spare no expense in
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10 the past, he has always been
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The same teachers will meet the
next classes.
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TinWare Rnd Stoves.

ENTN and Sheel.Iron work Of A
every description done at@h
sfOrt notice. Shop opposite the "
courthouse square, next door to c
ell's harness shop.
B. J. WARNER. agent.
June 20, go, If