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prejudice. by parties whose pretrnsons are
equally dosmatlc sui co1fctDg. Toe Pope
nuy rezaii The measure a4 lowering his tcmporal
suthoiity to the cnjoyrnent OF few municipal
prlyileyes a, t.c hsnds Of the Itaan Parliament,
nd Ia not kc'v To exchange the protectorship Of
France for that o' Ii,y y without repugnance. Then,
IN. the ,as us orit, Il tho Italian people regard
Ron.c as the proper capital Of the new italian pa-
VI, and as essential 10 the safety and honor of
ItsIy and will probably regard any compromise
On this sulicc, either with aostilty or NJ means 10
end. AUSTRIA also, may and probably will have
serious objections to offer to the establishment Of
the capital Of Italy Close 70 her Venetian posses.
sIons in that kingdom. II the Emperor Of France
can succeed la rcconciing all these conflicting IN
,eress ON . new aud permsnopt hasist he will
ie emitted TO rank amen, the foronost statesmen
in history. That be Will do IN ultimately, either
on the present some other plan not vet dcvci r.
ed, ls more than probable lie is mast'- of tho
situation in Eugopa and he alone Of AL the rulers
Of the world srresrs " unde-rtsnd the r,re art o'
governing men ard nations by thcr intrrcgts Tho
settlement NJ the Italian qucs,son s essents' IN tho
peace Of Europe, and the events Of the Danish war
may have rcu Tered the various pow rs moro willing
TO concodc . h,tc to diplomacy, IN srdcr 10 avoid
losing much by war. LOUIS SAroLros hss il in
his power TO offer N the Pope the King Of Italy,
the Emperor Of Austria, and the various interest.
Affected. the alternative oi y cuInprUmi5e or tcvo-
luton. The former will at least reserve then
something the latter may deprive theIn o' all. |
they aic wise they will eonodo something to oaci
Othcr before II is too late.
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DRArHl HlS.

ARSOrr-On Tuesday, Oct 4th, Maria Arn0'', The
wife OF william Arnott, aged - years H4d mDlths.
The friends and acquaintance air te-cctiully ia
vied to attend the rlncrsl this (N eintsda after.
noon, st O'Clock, from her late residence, ~, West
With st. Id.
CORCORAN-Thomas Corcoran, native of the
Parish o uranaTd, County LonsJoGd, Ireland aged s.
ytars
Ills friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, on Ihutsiu! Mtrfnuou oct
q ut o'clock, from his late rcsieuc" ~ lint ave
hlr rmaIns viii b. takrn " Calvary Cemetery ior
inierment. 80
pELANY- brooklyn, oct. 3 Mary Ann Delany
aged 10 yean, . month and days.
lhe ,,intye. and irsnds ,o 9 S, Tue nlly am are re-
mother !S Fuiman st. is
GAFNEY ON Oct. Sd. Mary Ga'u-y, in the 4.th
year OF her aye.
The Iemeins will le taken from her late Icsiden,c
lgl r. Houston 81. to the Church Of the Nativity, I'd
ave, where = solemn High hns- will be said ior the
and Of he's brothers. lnoInai aud Patrick also Of her
brother law, Peter Mooy, respectfully request
ed to attend the funera- ii ! o'clock, iTuui the
church. ls
GoRMAN-on Monday morning oct 30. of con-
sui p,ion james Gormnn, ugcd % yrars and mos.
his Ielaiivt4 and fendp' and those of his father
inlaw Thomas finnerty, are respectfully invited to
| attend the tunerai, on Wednesday nternoon, the
Oh INST at IL o'clcck, from biz late Ieiidence, /
| Wooihull ct, Brooklyn. 2TT
| KATING-On Monday, Oct. 3, Ann Ka,ius wife q,
John ksting, u native oi Iial. hoCy, County Cork
Ireland. nged II YEAR.
The relatives and fiends OF the family are RESPECT.
fully invited 10 attend the une4 ms " .duesdaVl
afternoon at ~ o'clock, IRON her ia'e residence, iss
| East 10Th st. llO
| MANNIX-On Monday, oct. Sd, Michael Mannix, 4
native Of the Parish OF Donna'ial, County Cork, Ire
His relatives anu friends are respectfully inyitet
| 10 attend the funeral, "Wednesday aiteruoon, Oct
8, u O'clock from hh late residence 42d ~ bet Y
aud I'd sves. iai
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Naval Recruiting Frauds.

VIZ are gratidcd to learn that the exposure nsule
by the srS regarding the outrages and frauds p..c-
uccd at the naval recruiting ofces in this city, ald
on board the receiving ship North CaIoliua have
caused the authorities to institute an invei.i.at,on
Grave charges have recently been made a,,,ins.
parties connected with these abuse,s and a court.
martial will shortly bc convened to try the lfiend.
ers several OF the clerks aud oahers connected
with the naval recruiting aud musuering bu stnsss
have already been arrested and still more viii be
similarly deal. with as soon as the necessary evi.
dence can be procured. Instances Of extort on aud
| cruelty toward recruits have come To lchtJr even
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financial ScwA Markets, &c.

N,u York, Tuesday, oct. l. 6 r. k.-Thc fuctua-
tions in gold to-day have teou W follows AT 10
o'clock, iesA; 1900 I9s ioih 1912, 1925, ioiH;
II, io1I; ll3O, 1871; lisa 1917; i2, l@%' 19i@
1911 l, i9i l.sj, 1907; 4.0, i9OA 2.4@ lDOs B.1o
iol'.; 225, 1911, \ igO.. The general stock market
suffered a decline Of from 4 IN per cent, clo-ipg
heavy, With inclination towards still lower figures.
Governments we're generally stesiy. The new gov
crnmen, loan |. sstrr,ns considerable attention.
and large number Of capitalists already making
thoir Arrangements for taking a portion Of the new
bonds. The money market was more active at pei
cont. Exchange inantive at 100 for sold. ~ the Pro
dnec Exchange to-dsy there srca, feeling Of de-
prrf7ion, and further large dCclno ia prices, will
very itsle bnsiness doing. Wheat fell oil cenis, and
corn 9 cents. Pork foil oil ~ per bbl. Tho drl
soois auction sales to-day, firly attended, bu
the general tendency towards lower rates.
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Cattle Market.

NEW ORR, October 1864.
The receipts of cattle at the different markets Of
thA city durine the laI; week were follows;
Beeyes, q, 26O Cows and Calves lpi Ncals, 2,bg2
Sheep and lambs, 2i,Glg Swine, libSG.
Bserss The ca tie market wa depressed bv heavy
receipts. aud prire- declined u halt cent pound ON
AL grades. The bulb Of the oileruge rnking prime
sold at Is ccnts but few choice brought high ~
ls% cents. The supply was very large and hoiders
had great CtiIcuty ~ fci out even II the reduced
rates quoted below. The greater bulk OF IA. offerings
sold at from l9al6 cents. while few sold below OF
above l. cents. We quote poor and common TO me
dunn Mt ,n9 and medium TO good, Dall prime, ljs
II and choice, loil9.
k,ich Cpps-Heie steady, with moderate de-
mand ut our quotations. We quote tcaif included!
conInon to faif eZ5et t.b and extra choice sO5asuJ
Val Calpes.-Neals were iu good demand at about
lat wces figures, but sold below ~ cents or above
II = cent?. We quote prime heavy y-al- at llal2c
and common to fair at ,alOiaC.
sheep an Ldfpbs.--AIe without any noteworthy
change. Quotations varied from e. jvati according
" quality. We quote coiuu.on ~ good sheep IaNC.
ut .aSc aud prime 10 choice u. oaN C.
Strtpe.-- mole brisk business has been done in
heavy hogs the market having Ievived fruiu the Ian
suor OF last week. Common and gh' sock Is heavy
ana dull. We quote corn-iod at lial6 W and -tiii-
led at l39a1ic.
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DEATHS.

VCOSSER-On Oct. "a, Michael C'Ccpnor a na-
tive oi khglass, Go. kosscon,mon Ireland, sssd 1t
years.
The friends Of the hmily, and those Of HE wife Of
Robert Hayes and Pstrick Heating, respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this "Wednesday AFTER
worth st. near Myrtle ave, Fast Brooklyn. Ss2
PErERsOS-On SUNDAY evening, Oct. "a, Aren't
bald A., second Of the late George i. Peterson,
aged 16 ye,rs and months.
The fiends Of the family are respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral services on Wednesday, Oct.
a. SO o'clock. y. NJ, ct the residence Of bis uncle
Aichd. A. Peterson, 20 W. ed st. HIS remains VI iI
be taken 10 Portsmouth, n H., ior intermeut yCI
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Condition of Our Prisoners ur Auaer, ,n-
Niiie, Georgia.

The following letter appears in the Paiad, u ha
ISouIgRA:
Chrlsston, S,pt, %, l'Gi. Dear Cousi,.:-
seni by captain --, who IL going North NJ m
special exchange. We have ynst flushed ,iens raj
but9r's 'eu.r upon the GAi;.nge Qucstiuu. IL ~
cOhclubiNe eHlGenec T. my mind thar there W.. De
no more general exchange during the war. The
othcers, who are contired here sa< the Justice OF
the position taken 10y our Gosernirent IN lle nat
Ter, ana ar, tunteIted &c rGnlzlI as loAg 4s
the honor u our Eoycrny,en, DO nands The
AndsrsonYl'ie prisoners have been pass-
sand her. now. Their suieruIgs are and have ueep
terrible. You cannoi inlagipc them. r. yht tho Asnd
out Ut twenty-five thousand died VI d,saase at An
dersonviile curing the moCi oi ly and Aug ust.
Nineteen hundred vi the s.x tbous md here arc TO-
tally incapable q helping thsUsslyes, Most VI
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
kunpp's Indian strengthening PIaStcrs

hunpps indiau strengthening finstcrs
are the most reliable remedy Know Tor weak und
lam, backs, pain in the breast side kidney COM
plants, TheulnaisIn, Gc. &c General Depot NO ~!
hudson 81, and sold by dIugfist everywhere. 10
Eall and Winter If you want Eall and
Winter clothiuf, 40 10 +. B. BAlDNIs'S, = aud y
Bovery. The largest stock aud store IN the ctJ aud
pIices less. CtaldIens department uOt e4uNled. 80
For the Hair and Skin.-isarry's Tricop.
herous. The hest and cheapest article. sold By ali
druggists. 3U1
5-:3O and 1910 Lonns-finh National
BauS, 80 lhln per cent. commission allow
ei tor nll subscriptions. 4. KELLY, President. 4.
lHOMPS IN, Cashier. ga
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. H-A MEETING OF THE BOARD
xAs OF Difectorv viii be held a. lie sdquar,er., 10
PuDctuaI attendapce Il required By order OF III s.
KEARNs n. D. JOHN TUCKER. rs. 90
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MARRIAGES.

PARTRIDGE 80 BLACK i BY tue Rev. Cha
Fletcher, Allied H. Part ridge, late of New York TO
Mrs Liiza BLACK, OF Oak View Mnn-ion Ann Arbor,
Michigan, So
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ElNlN1SEAG..

THESE LANDS CONTAIN ABOt I :, 80 ACEt-
Oh the Allegheny River. and on H"uocA, Plfcur.uJ
and Mc,rca Cr,ess MhklNG ~ uIL-BDhlNV
TERRITORY OF OVER lEN AND \ HALF NILES
IN ENItNI.
The wells on the adjacent property, own ~ me
"Celebrsted Hendrix" wells and "Pi'lo,o Creek"
wells, famous for their immense supply VI oil.
The wells on this property are being sunk with
great vgor, and promise large supplies Ot OIL
As soon this company lucOuer OrNrlycd, Ne hfpt
eorts will lie to SINK large nuuUer ot weli- Ia
| short Tim, ~ practicable.
There are nov three wells ufon N, p-rp'.ty, two
OF which are upon tue land 1sLVi by the company,
but leased tho Lessee inF .l ~oll. ~ his Cwn
pensc, the company fC 0tvu fnI mt 0uC-third OF
the gross proceeds OF tI Oiuction ans All wells
which may be sunk. Another ul u OF oil be lug-
ing wholly to the company. viii he pumped next week.
hose wells are sunk, one 40 c,t, and Two .6J ieet
| each.
The vas' amount Of boring territory possessei by
thIs company IL certalu gulranCe that n wall not
run the hAZtfi Of failure either count Of splco
Tor oring Tor vells risk Of des Joying rood I'll
1 by resson OF boring ancs one oio q adjoining one
l already proluCug, such having been the case chen
| their boring territory.
one hundred thousand shares are he cold for tho
| benefit of the entire stOcS, thus making working
| capital amply sui'Cicut Or working Au4 developing
the property without any further call upon the suit
| sibers.
| To psrtie. of limited means, uusurpassci induce.
ments arc offered.
Subscription books. maps, and all other information
| can be Ohtainel Ut he orc, Of
| H.. N. SIMPSON & co.
| III 81 CcUal street, NcH lOrk.
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DAwNBROKER's sALl--W. \. LEWIS.

DAWNBROkER'S SALE THIS DAY, ar
l. los oclosk, ut BELL & INbkAiAAs -G!e,-
rooms, - New lOsrg, "1l lo.- mt !l'r p edVcd
goods, coTprisinR mcA, women and It,n cloth
lug, piece .OOds, dSses dI,s- patterns seets uits,
ban leddir' hout- shoe and her vaIuahl 10
eooIs worthy stteauou, b. 81. AEHkBACH, i33
GIand g.. Thursday, shle By T.. A. WOOL, ,IGy t,rAnd
ct, fraay, by /. & N. WOLF, loo MyItle ay l9O
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MASS MEETING OF PAINTERS, PLUMB
1vl aud glass stainers, and the building trad. s
postponed from Thursday, Oct. 9Th, to future day
ot ~hch full notice ~il De given. The full Commit
tee OF Arrangements viii meet at Cooper Institute,
lover hall, Friday evening Oct. 1th, a. ociock.
Per order Committee of Arrnngemeuu 2Cs
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DIAPER STAINERS - THE REGULAR
this Wednesday evening, Oct. o, at o'clock. Pune
tla attendance IL requested election Tor officers
ior tie ensuing term takes place this evening" hy
der of the President. l3J
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IUNK DEALERS ASSOCIATION-A REG
- ular monthly meeting Of the junk Deaer-' Pro-
tectiyc beneficial Association will be held ON We'd
nesday yening, Oct 5th, at o'clock y. N. at III
Bowery. Punctual attendance IL requested, ~ busi-
of great importance III be transacted By order
Of JAMES BUCHANAN, Preet; THOMAS SMITH,
Secretary, III
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SALE OFLIQUORS, WINES, ,CHNMPAGNE

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT.-OFFICE I
t4st bEoadaay-sei!s This Day at lJ'. o'clock,
le contents OF the liquor store, Zld Monroe st-coun-
th Lne tter punps, IL Casks, deL.!ioAus, tott.es
CLOCKS scIeeus, gas fixtures iron chest, -heSi ing.
&C. 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

IRON fs|i ORR has had pet measure here for some
tme when no has struggled brsvcy hr 20 far unsuo-
cossiu!y to carry through. He inrOduccd bin early
~ Zoe session to increase considerably the rates of legal
hdyetiSns IL The City Of New YOrF and last evening
anu ihis morning II has been under discussion in Com.
mitee Of The Whole Unfortunately hath for M, Cnyt.
vino is personally ayOrite-and Tor bis bill the i'm.
piossion had become general that the measure was
reeiiS designed fog The benefit Of the Hon Bon Wood
una hS disloym D7ily N,vs to Which &, fain cass Of
'eiss"s IN E'F-York in the habit Of compelling
hwyefs n9if' r0'ens. to Garry their edYcrtisue pat
ronHge 10y NV
C ne oh was thus fore0rdainod 70 defeat but Nh
st nade gallant fight tor It, and tie greater part
ei'o uA! nts Deen spent in its Consideration Mr.
Ileasoh OF suffolk, most promising yonng member
ability. wa ''' N'u "uui e'' "nu
,o 1IiE TAMMAEy PLATFORM
The address of the Tanmany Nal u.,,ooroox Loa
clectfhcd tne party hertabout The masses of the DE
hora'y throughout the Stnto-ai least MI Mo are moi
hopclessy corrupt and traitorous-wl rally 10 Ills war
cry ana under the lead of Tammany will again IA of
Ola h'iihe the stnrdes blows for Union aud Lberty
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Glad News for the Unfortunatss
THE-LOHG-sO UGHT.yOR
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
AND
CUPRORFE INFECTION
CHEROKEE INJECTION

COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS. BARKs ANH LEAVES.
CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian Di.refe, e"ss
all sr.ua,v doev', suc1 as Inflammation Of s BLADDER ~
aammats u tie Kidney, ~ me in TIC Bladder, st'e'''~
Grarei ans dea,s Of aina red nature where al ne 'S
Saussous met,eiae. hare saaed
1t prepared highly conc cn:rA ted FORM the dose only
being from 10 two tessp,onfas thrs times per day
It l. diure;ic aud Alternative In Ne ion purifying sns
cleansing the blood casins Il Sss. Of ' original par
fly and vgor thus removing from the Syse4 Oil Po'''s
causes which have indaced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is irsended an any or ~
sssn, to the CHEROKEE REMEDY and stA "a oe n"d
conjunction with that medicine in all chronic nse1'es ~
effects healing soothis9 end destcent eno'"s ..
calding heat chordee and pain instead Of the b. fhh 'na
almost uncomfortable pain that Is experienced with nearly ~
the cheap q1ack Injections.
By the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY aud q I'M
KEE INJECTION-the medicines the din 'e-as
Improper discharges removed aud the w,s-ned sss
speedily restored TO ul vigor and strength.
For fall parculsrs get pamphlet from any drug 'fs
in the country or write u.s. and will mail Free any Cd
dress, full treatise
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, FL per bottle, or w "
bottles for IS.
Price CHERoKEE INJECTION. 81 per bottle, or tAfAs
bottles for S.
Sen. by express to any address receipt Of price,
DIR. w. R. MERy7N & Co..
SOLE PRoPRIKrona
No. SO Lbertyst.. Esw-Ystk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
IMPORTANT Triumph or SCIENCE.

Yesr Of patient research and unwesred Experiment had
a'sisied by The fs eirse and yrqfsonoi character II
New York have produced and perfected
CHEvALigRs
LUs TrE HAIR.
TuB BEsT nAm.DRB sIsd
yet offered to the public IT REsroREs GRAr BAIR
ORIGINAL COLOR giving it Fresh and Nstura appearance,
VA atop its failing on. in three day and keep tho head clean
cool and healthy Does NOT aa IRE skin soil the whtest
fsbro Is entirely different from any other preparation.
Its entire freedom from all Injurious qualities tbat In many
other preparations nurs the Hair and soil the clotbes tho
nicely Of the composition and its
SWEET DELICATE PERFUME,
render 1t the de'ae article for the toilet and hsIress
Ing yet offered TO the public. 81 per boe S. pei half
Dozen in fancy boxes Can be by express. For sale
the Drug Stores
None genuine without the signature Of the inventor
SARAH A. CHyvALxR NJ. D.,
No. LIS Broadway, New-York.
N B-Dr C. eau be consulted gaiutousy personally or
oy letter. No i2o Broadway where information regard
70 the trestmen Of the Head and be e,a,iy explained
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Tomorrow evening Rosodnlo will be repeated FOR
the lOst time with n certainty Of achieving lis l0sf
triumph On Wednesday Miss Madeline Henriques,
the most accomplished and beautiful Of young
actresses takes her benefit in OKecfc's Wild Oats
and is certain already Of larger receipts than have
been taken at any thoaeg in the city this season. ON
Thursday il Is safe 20 predict another Rosedale
crowd. On Friday Speed the Plough viii be- revived
for the benefit Of Mr. Mark Smith. who's name alone IL
tower Of strength" And Saturday the week
will close with performance Of Masks and Faces.
the name Of which las but to be mentioned for Mr..
Moss to bring out his disagreeable Old si,n, only
Standing Room"
Next week wo are TO have another series Of benefits.
and among others. that Of Mr.. and Mr.. John scion.
two Of the least pretenous and most deserving mem
bers Of company ~ belong to which il itseh dsiino
ton.
At the Winter Garden "The Ticket Leave Man -
continues 20 draw remnnerati,o II not overflow ing
houses but will be positively Withdrawn after twelve
more performances account Of other engagements.
The announcement that the Forences leave this thcater
at the close Of the present week is mistake. Their
term expires on the 2Gth Inst after which they VIII be
followed by Madame MethQaScheler OF this CITY, m
accomplished young German actress. who recently
made successful debut in the English drama o. one OF
the leading theaters In Boston. We may add In pa
ren,he,is. that Mr. BaIdmann. tho AngoGerman ira
gedan returns this week from Boston, where he has
recently achieved decided success in the roles OF Mar
cisse, Richeleu Shylock, Hamlet, and iagol
At the Olympic Messrs. Wood and Days Tanning
Butterfly has had another week Of good houses and
but that il belongs TO what may DO called the "inde
icaces Of the season. would probably on account Of IL
peculiar drolery and wit bayo run Of three or fouI
weeks longer The next sensation at this theater vii
be an extravaganza entitled "Aladdini or, the Won
derful Scamp"
| At Niblo's Garden Miss Idehings and troupe hove
had their usual success and commence the third weeA
Of their engagement tonight with the charming mn
steal and spectacular drama Of "Ihe Enchantress'
The piece had great success at the same theater las
wear and Is rendered douby attractive on account
the splendid manner IN which Manager Wheatlcy-Wh'
has passion for fno tableaux. brilliant costumes &C.
has put it upon the stage 1t is pleasant to ind Albo
the scene once more, Of performances erediaple 10
metropolitan theater
At tho French Tzenter Mr.. Juignot announces 10
Tomorrow night repetition Of the admirable coined
entitled lie Caur ct LArgent followed by Ohenbach
operette .boufe Tromb-0l Cdiar.
Want Of space compes us to defer our no'ico oil Ia
Museum, the Hppotheatron. the Broadway circus al
Van Anburghs Menagcrc (all Of which are UNUSUAL
attractive) until tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
DECENTRALIZATION


Iotas ...'dot '0f o. ,'i 20 Eiu50 ~ IUl of.< ~
The vote In p towns eaving 10 towns 20 hear from,
stands, Gilmore. 80; Harrington 20 1885, scatter
ing 10 Gilmcres majority will he about $500.
COUNCHoRs.--1he Councillors elected are John w.
Noyes OF Chester; John NJ Bracket of Marlborough:
Leonard Chase of Milford. and Charles II. Eastman of
Claremoni, Union &opublicans. In the With District
there is probably nochoice. The candidates are David
Culver ot Lyme and Oscar i. Fowler Of Bristol
SEYAIORs.-IIe neX Senate will consist Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen; District No. I, Charles W. Hatch;
No 2, Charles II. Bel; No 3. Ezekiel a. straw No.
g. Henry L. Durham No. s. Charles 5. Whltehousei
No 6. William II. II. Mason; No. 7. Edward L. Elmer
son; No. (, Charles j. Smith; No. q Milan Harris
No. 10, Amos i. fskei No. H. Daniel Blaisdell; No.
To- Geo. a. Bingham. All Republicans, except the
members elect from Nos. O. : and 10
REPREsyNTATIyYs-The list Of Representatives stands
204 Republicans and l07 Democrats. The towns We
have not received will probably return three Rcpubli
cans and II Democrats making the total number elect
ed % the House 33l; 2O7 Republicans and l2i Demo
Gratis Republican majority 50. Last year. the House
stood leg to l42; Union gain, II.