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1T Is said that the ex-King of Naples is about
10 raise a loan. OF twelve million francs on tho
security of the remains OF his Roman properly
The priests are said to be negotiating this basness,
and Spain Is likely 70 advance the requisite
amount, -. r.r.r. -r.. .f.....r.f11
The betrothal Of the youngest dangh'sr -, z.
the King of saxony, the Princess 5opn,Sja IT,
her cousin german, Charles, Duke Of D5se.~ .,s-e
been recently announced. Inc MARIA
now stated, viii take place AZ Dresas'
the end Of the year
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GrNEnAL Buffers HEADQUARTERS, October
II, 9-l5 p. M--The voting in the Army of Penn
sylyania regiments has pVased or very quietly,
and 80 far DIS eau he learned the Union tic4et has
been every where successful.
At the headquarters of This army to-day is
Captain WatsoDs Company of Pennsylvania
Artillery outof eighty votes cast for the members
of Congress'from the city OF Philadelphia, only
two were cast for the Democratic ticket.
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MARYLAND ELECEInN.

BAITMoRE, October u. The election for
Mayor is proceeding quietly. There is q spirited
contest between the friends of Chapman, regular
Union nominee, and Mr., Stirling, independent
candidate. The result is doubtful.
There will be q large majority for the New
Constitution. The vote in the counties continues
two days, and will not be known TIL tomorrow
night.
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FIFTH EDITION
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
Union Gain in Berks County.
Etc., Etc, Eto., Etc. Etc.. ESQ. r,o.
PENNsYLvANTA ELECTION.
Eighth District.

FAsroF, OetDberl2-Wm. ii, Heislsr (Unlon),
for Congress, ~ majority in the city Of Reading.
A Democratic gain Of %.
BCrks county, with fourteen townships 10 hoar
from, gives Ancona (DemocraD Am mtjorIty.
The Dg gmOcrttic majority viii PROB lbly b.
about G227, "A Union gtin Of 3Sj.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFIICR or TaH RvrpTsa TrLnanApu. .
Redna.AAr. Orln.hnr ll-

Wt"hpaaAys Octoher ~
The Stock Market Is rather dull this uaorHlna
and the transactions are linaited. bBt prices ara
steady. Government bonds continue srm, wstil
sales of 52os at loll, coupons oGi 6s Of 1891 ara
quoted at lo5l@iO64i and 1905 ct losa a@iO7,
which is an advance. ID
hahroad shares are quiet at about former rates
WITH sales Of Reading railroad at 6ll Northern
central at 81 Camden and Amboy At I5i PENN
sylyania at 6sC96sli CNlawissa, preferred, at 81
Cg5S' which is an advances and Little schuylknI
at "A. 81 was bid for Philadelphia ana eorman-
town 6s4 for hinehllli SO4 for North PennsyI.
vania and II for Catawissa, common.
New city 6s are selling at l0I4.
In City Passenger Railway Stocks there Il nd
change to notice; Green and Coates sold AZ oal1
80, and Arch Street at 20; 10 was asl,ed for
Second and Third 81 for Spruce and Pine and
81 for Chesnut and Walnut.
Oil stocks continue dull at about foYner raaA0
with sales Of Densmore to notice Ma, MoRl.
heny at 6 and Egbert at q.
Bank shares are firm, and there Is more doing.
Second National Bank sold at 40; Farmers and
Mechanics at g.; and Union at 40. l64 was bid
for North America, and so for Commercial.
Canal shares are rather better with sales OF
Schuylkill Navigation preferred at 361, an ad-
vance of /; and Lehigh Navigation at 751; %
was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common; %
for Morris Canal common, 1874 for preferred; and
10 tor Susquehanna Canal.
There is very little demand for money, and the
rates remain about the same as last quoted.
Loans are offered at 697 per cent per anuum.
Best paper is selling at 9@l0 per cent.
Cold is more active this morning, and prices
have declined opening at 2O2a advanced ana
sold al 203i at II o'clock; 204 at l2; fell OF and
sold at 2O2s at 121.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs, OCT. u.
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TmE INnIANA Ur.rrrInN-

NEW YoEK, October l2.-Ihe Post aad T,Jaa
have the following special -
IEDtAEAroLIs, October l2-Thc Union State
ticket is elected by $4,000 TO 10000 majority.
Six Union members for Congress are certainly
elected
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Nr. Lincoln Hears the n ews from Penn.
sXLvnnim--Ehe A ..LnY Vote.

Special DeEpaich 70 The ErSaipg To6grSph.
WASHINGTON, October l2.-rhe President has
received telegram announcing the fact that
Pennsylvania has gone for the Union by nearly
10000 majority. The vote in the Armies of 5the
James and Potomac was largely Union. Details
have not yet been received. We have only
general despatch. 1t is thought here to-day that
the soldiers vote will increase the majority 10
40 900.
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THE MISSING STEAMER "aOANOKU.,.

NEW YoRK, october l2.-By tho steamer Eagle
that left Havana on the sth instant, we have no
intelligence Of the missing steamer Roanoke.
The presumption among the officers Of the
Eagle is that she has been captured by her pas
. .nnNrrs-
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
The Election News-AnotI,er Raid.


LOUISVILLE, October l2.--Ihe election returns
from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana favorable
to the Administration were received here tonight,
and caused considerable excitement and much
enthusiasm.
Passengers from Clarksyille report that Buford,
with 1900 mounted men, crossed the Cumberland
river near Harker's shoals, last night
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TMentY.nrst nistrIet.

PrrTmuRo, October l2-The returns are com
ing n remarkably slow from Allegheny county,
and the county vote is not yet complete. The
Union majority will not vary much from G600.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
ARnTXRn rms MORNINa.

sohr Lacon, Bsker,s days from Boston, with mdse %
sehr H. X Boyntol, Hsrricks,4 days from Gloucester,
with M dse 20 George h. kerfOOt. =
BchT Rachel Jane, ROath, days nom New York with
mdse 10 ID. Cooper.
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BInrIlels by TeIegrnph.

NEW YoRK, October ll.-Flour advanced l0@
15c.s sales ofl30lO hbs state, s75G05C0 lOho s95OH
1885 and Southern, slO250lt. Wheat advanced Gas.
sales unimportant Corn quiet. Beef dul. Pork frm
sales Of 1000 bbls at SO 25@i9' '6?k Lard hr at lo9
IKE Whisky dull.
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In twenty districts of Huntington county the
ID mOCratic gain is $50. The Union majority will
DC about 500, Democratic ga,u of 693.
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The Opmiom nt Ftnrrisburg.

HARRIsnuRo, October l2.- The general impress
sion here is That the state has gone Democratic
on the home vote by from 3)o1 to 5000 majority
but that the soldiers votes WIN give from 10000
TO $4,000 Union majority.
Tie Election Commission,r- TO the Shenandoah
valley have returned. They report that they
were unable to reach Sherilan's army.
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ENs1oS, October l2.-Nor'hampton county
gives about the same Democratic majority ~ ls
Nelr.
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EDITION
ELECTION RETURNS
PDNNsYLvANIA.

Tweuty-Grst Congressional District.
Indiana county-Smith Fuller (Union), for
JoI grcSs, has l70O majority Union loss OF 300.
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aIovemcnis OF steamera. rgl-v

NEW YoRKIoctobcr l2.-The Eaia60gA has
arrived from Liverpool Her adyices are anticl,
pated.
BosToN, October l2.--The Asia sailed this
morning for Halifax and Liverpool, with 40 pas.
sengers but no specie
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LyComing county, 900 Democratic majority
Democratic gain, 400.
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Total. l........4I loi 3S,4j9
80, $50
HOwel's mai. 7725
CITY COUNCILS.
Sci, ct Branch.

HOwcasmOl. 572g .
Sci, CT Branch
FIRST WARD.
Bailow, U......,....2l3) Sterling, D..,.,,....l370
- NINTH WARD.
Pr man. U........,. .1bo6 nv Baker, D. ,.. 1850
TENTn WARD
j. Spering, U.,,".. .2279 Homple, D.....,,.. Ills
TWELFTH WARD
thae H. Wagner, u. 1857 l.. I. Moars, D..,,. 1856
FoUBrEENTH WARD.
D. A. Vanc'eYe, U.. .2l36 Jitchoson, D.. ll93
FIFTEENTH WARD.
H. ". Gray U.,...8l52 ii. A. lue, d. ..,,.. poi
sIXTIENTH WARD.
j. + wainwright, u. 1910 J. W. Hopkins, D.. l6si
sKVENrRENTH WARD.
= -, q. .1l72 p. shern D..,,.,,, ,2055
NINETEENTH WARD.
Jos Rtehie U..,....24G Williamson, D..,. 233O
TwESrY-FIRsr WARD.
ChaS T. Jones, u. lab Myers, D...........ll49
TwENTY-THnsD WARD.
y, SEnllcrOss, U... 1910 Marshall D....,. 1880
rwENTY-FOURTH WARD.
4, w Cattell, 1915 j. W Van Norton l499
tkOr the uneXpred Term of s. 5. Mlller)
REHABILITATION.
beIeet tounol-Unt0n. 10
bemoca's. .,'',',. ,..',,.,,,,,,....,
Common Branch
FIRST WARD.
hactagOe, U....... .2l55 Wiler, D........,..l33i
sEOOND WARD.
SEQ. Shae1el, u. .2267 VIM. Loughlin D.. .2l9j
David Griffith, 225s Jesse Johnson ID. .2if2
THIRD WARD.
T. G. Bonsell, U..... .lls9 Geo Nichols, D.. .14is
FOURTH WARD.
II. 3. surden, U...,. Sol w II. Barnes, ID. 1923
Jas, Meherkin, U..,. S52 jas II. Huhn ID. ., 1925
SIXTH WARD.
Wm barrie, U..,,."1O7l 7. Wolbert, D.. go. 1929
SEVENTH WARD.
hos, Little, U..".. .2ld6 j. Mooney, D.... 1853
EIGHTH WARD.
Harper, U..........1574 Smith, D....,....,.. .ll21
NINTH WARD.
". g. stOklcy, o.. ,15i5 VIM Crawford, D.. 1850
TENTH wAED.
az N hGehettc, u. 1889 Cresswell, ID. 1885
TwEiFTH WARD.
II. II. Stanton u. 1857 j. H. Crawford d. 1856
THIRrIENTH WARD.
Ia. NJ. Fox, U...... .2O52 Da4iol Dolby, d. .1D4
at... FOURTEENTH WARD,
SShn y Hancock w., 2l2 2ilS22 Armstrong, d. liS6
-. Duran, U...,.....2l3t - -, ID. .llB
FIFTEENrH WARD
@m. Mathews u. .3l52 Barnes, ID, D,.......... .22Ol
NJ Knapp, u....... .3lbz Wln. j. Williams. .1SOl
-... eIxrEENTH WARD
ThOs. Fauen, U..... 1871 GeO. j. Hyzel d. ,l626
sEyENrEEETu WARD.
- -, U..... .ll6] J. da lowell, d.. .. .205l
EIGHrIENrB WARD.
VIM, Bumm, w.. .23O0 j. W aison ID. ,..,,. ,l2)l
NINETEENTH wARD.
3Geo, DerbyshiIe ..2is3 Sutton, D.......... .28J2
hAhesti O''.'.. .zlJ5 IluiAendn ID. ,233j
lNIa TWENTIETH WARD.
Dos. MarceT L.. 1921 1hos, II. Adams, d. .2tlT
~ TWENTY-FIBsr wAGD.
w. X. Simpson, o.. .lll9 smith, D......,.....Il47
TwENrv-sFCOND WARD.
Enoch Taylor, U,... 1858 - -, D.. IA
~ TwENTY-TmRD WARD.
IL. q. Williams, ...lSl0 - - D..........1S90
TWENTY -EoURTH WARD.
IL, r. Mccarthy, U...l9J5 kettle well, D.....l44l
n TwENrY-PIFrIf WARD.
H. 9. Evans, U.....,.. 1884 ColhOwer, D..... 1852
RECAPGrULATIoE.
Common Councl-Un.on. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Democrats. s.,.......,,........... Z .
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THE NEW sELECT COUNCIL.

The following Is a correct Inst of the members OF
Select Council Tor the ensuing year, including those
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The Political Contest.
GREAT UNION TRIUMPHs.

II III H IS Il II u II N ~.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK ExoHASeE RALEs, OCT. ~.

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Wi be chat Of THOMAS HUGHES, author Of TON Browns
School Days at RUGBY
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NINELANU LANIJS-IU Nd NANIINN
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