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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
MAJORITIES.


PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Oct. l0.-The City of Ports
mouth gives 80 majority, and scoto County 400 ma
jorty for Wilson, Union Congressman in the Xlth
District
MARION Oct 10.-C. s. Hamilton, Union, is
elected to Congress in the With District
FREMONT, Oct 9.-In the IXth Congressional Dis.
trict, Erie Co.. BGckland's, Republican, majority is
1,l5O, gain over Cox, 657; Huron Buckland, 1000
jorty, Union gain is 800; Sandusky, Fnefrock, Cop.
perhead, 40 majority; Union gain, 30; Crawford
Finefrock. 1000; Union gain, $50. Indications Of
Buckland being elected by 500 majority.
CLEVELAND Oct. 1O.-Spaldng, Radical, is elected
to Congress by over 1000 majority.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-Michenors Dem.)
majority over Bingham, for Congress, in Tuscarawas
County, is about 300
CINCINNATI Oct l0.-Egglestons majority in the
lst Congressional District Pendleton is about
900. In 1864 Eggeston's majority was 2,403.
In the lid Congressional District the majority of
HAYES, Republican, is 1900.
BUCYRUs, Ohio, Oct. 10-IXth District--Buck-
lands, Republican, Official majority I,4OO.
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MEXICO.

CHANCES IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE KMPgRoR-
PHKsipysr yoRSsox's ASTr-BLocKADB rRocLA-
nArroS--suBxARiNg TILEGhAPns..
From Oar ovn cOrrs,pOndeni:
49,. MEXICO, Sept. 20, 1865.
On the 18th modification Of the Emperors Ministry
took place BY the retirement Of Senior Saazar from the
Ministry Of the Interior and Public Works. Don Teohlo
Marin succeeding him Minister Of the Interior and
Don Josquin de Mery Teran as Minister Of Public
Works. Don Manuel Garcia Agurre WA appointed
Minister Of Worship and Public Instruction The Cab
not thus constituted is spoken Of in tho journals as the
Larcs Ministry, Don Teodosio Lacs, Minister OF Justice
prominent Conservative, being the leader OF It. Inc
official D,ario of the 18th the retirement OF
Gen. D'Osmont from the Ministry Of War, and Gen.
Frant fron that OF Finance. The Of the resigns
tons Of these French officers is not given. The former
succeeded by Gen. Ramon Tabe and the latter by Don
Joaquin Torres Louainzar both, however, only I'D In
term
The anniversary Of Mexican Independence, Sept 10,
was duly celebrated in the capital The Empsror maze
speeeh repeating his determination TO defend his Crown
he sys that "it not In difficult moments that true
Hapsburg deserts his post"
The Presidents anti.bockade proclamation occasoned
some comment but there was any blockade de
cared or intended by Macmillan, the counterblast nom
the Prepdcnt regarded electioneeng document
for homo consumption.
A victory of the Imperiasts under Mcndez over
Rcgulos in Miehoacan Is reported No other military
news of interest.
The papers indulge in much speculation concerning the
result Of the Empesss visit to France but nothing was
known.
Richard L. Marry 81 Co had obtained privilege to 10y
submarine tel egrsphs between Mexico and Cuba
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TWO RADICAL CONGRESSMAN GAINED,
TIE UNION MAJORITY IN OHIO ABOUT $4,000
Indiana $4,000 MajOrity-Eight Union Con-
gressmen Elected.
A CLEAN SWEEP in IOWA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE UNION.

a. }. II. DUcANNE
8rSR,n for PENNSYLVANIA! she's bllzng mp a last
Like ned furnace molten, with Freedoms rushing blast!
From NIL her mines the wursht shines and ont Of her iron
hills
The glorious Gre leaps higher aud higher till al the land Ills
From valleys green aud mountains bne her yeoanr arouse
And leave the FORCES burning and the oxen at Their po"si
Up from highland and headlanl they muster in forest and
plain
By the blaze of their fiery beacos in the land of Anthony
Wayne
Eu-rah for PENNSYLVANIA her SONS are caspns hands
Do from tho Aloghanics and up from Jerseys sands
Junsata fair the Delaware is winding her buge bars
And tic Susqueb anna like wake banner is bright with
Stripes and Stars;
And the hunter his rife and the boatuan snds his
knife
And the his sweetheart and the husband leaves bis
wife;
Asd the women go out the harvest gather the golden
grain,
While the be arde1 marching in the land of Anthony
wsynei
Hurrah for PENNSYLVANIA through every vale and glen
Beating like resolue pulses she feels the tread Of men
Fm EIes lake her egons breakfrom TuseaTOras gorge
And with ringing shout they tfampng out rom brave old
Valley Forge;
And from the plains Of Pao the minute men march once
more;
And they carry swords of their fathers and tho flags their
fathers bore;
And they as they rush battle that shall
ardy stain
Dshonor blade banner in the land OF Anthony Wayne
Hu-rah for PENNSYLVANIA She traitor hordes
Huwnrked an her borders by loyal souls and swords
From Delaware strand Maryland and bright ohios marge
Zach eemans hand is her Battle-Ground each freeman heart
her large
And stands breakwaer in fierce Eebeions
path
And siiveTs lis angry surges and battles its frantic wrath;
And tide of Slavery shall dash her in vain
Rolling back the ramports Of Treedoom the land Of
-. Anthony wayae
Hu1ab Eof PENNSYLVANIA. We hear her sounding call
Ringing out Liberty summons from Independence Hail
Sbs tocsin rang IN iron Gang in ihe Revolutions hour
AID is ringing sgsa through the hcos Of With ter
riblc s1c7; All pSnei;
And al the people hear ;-ihat mandate old aud grand;
proclaim the nation that Liberty rules the land
And all the people chant itihat brave and loyal stain
On The borders Of Pennsyvaniabe land Of Anthony Wayne
HRT7th f,r PENNSYLVANIA And let her soldiers march
Under thc Arch Of TTumph-he Unions star-lh Arch
With banners proud and umpe loud they come from border
fray
From tie baerds where hearts shields 20 bar the
invaders way
Hursb ior PENNSYLVANIA! Her soldiers well may march
Beneath Der banncr-he Keystone Of oIu Arch
And all ihe mighty NcIthand win swell the triumph train
From the aud Of land Of ADtlonJ W1ynel
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THE GENERAL RESULT.
srs,ss Dispssches 70 Tse y. n. Tribane. +
A-lAtI cg 4py,s " raQITy

PHh SpnsHiA, Oct. 10 The Agent II he lsso-
slated Press estimates Gclrys majority in The state at
10000 Prominent Republicans estimate il at $1,000
Another dispstch says that Gesry still gains, and
hss haly 1000 majority He has in Cameron 20
naloEi9; indiana, 2sOO; Somerset 200, and Union
7O7. Chmer las IN Bucks only 600; Iehgh, 200, and
NORTHUMBERLAND, 900 majority. Coyode Is elected
beyonddogbt. Archibald IL the Twelfth District Is
p'obsbI defea,el.
H1RRsRBss, Oct i0-All the returns received
Sndicate tho majority not less than 10000 The
Bisis Hsntrel Committee makes it more Cake.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COmPAFY-
PROPOSALS TO INCREASE TIE NOMINAL CAPlfM
AND REDUCE THE TOLL,-EARNINGs OF TIE CABLE-
DECLINE IN CABLE sECURlTIEs-CoMMEMoRATFI
MEDALS.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company held special
meeting the 9th Of September The Directors submitted
report congratulang the shareholders the suecess OF tn
cable and thanking those through whose energy and prse
vernnce 1t was laid.
The report asks the sanction Of the shareholders TO Apply
Parliament for power increase the nominal capital 10 Is Co.,
600 sterling including the existing capital The Directors explain
that they abandoned the proposition 10 issue with
the first preferential dividends Unnecessary and nsead sh
for Issue the balance OF capital and 70 apply 70 rama
ment for increased powers. The report was adopted
The Right Hon Jas: 5. Whitley chairman SAID hat ne an
cpated at early m0nant great reduction In the caoh
tariff, probably 70 one half the present rates .
In IS days ending September 81 the cable earned f46 %
which would make including Sundays and stop
pages Of land lines Of 1887 sterling day and they exclude
the exceptional days when the cable could lot work al AL h
average would be $500 day.
These figures very from confirming the recent state
in The London Times that the cable earning at thu
rate of $4,000 year.
The various cable securities have somewhat declined IL
prices
the Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce the LIST Of October shs
American Chamber Of Commerce in Liverpool have resolved u
them banquet sometime In November and to presen
four gold medals commemorative Of their achievements 70 rom
the principal who board Of the Great Easfe
during the work, viz 90 Cyrus W. Field, one
Capt Anderson Mr. Canning the head Of the engineer
ing department. and to the head Of the electrical depart
ment.
EXPECTED VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF DEThAK,
The King and Queen Of Denmar shortly expected on
visit to the Prince Of Wales in London
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COUNTY RETURNS.
Special Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune.

MARION, Oct. 10.-Marion County, Ohio, gives
Democratic majority Of $50, o Union gain of co.
VAN VERT
VAN VERT, Ohio, Oct. 9.--Wslker (Union) for
Congress, gains in five townships Cox. in 1865,
80; estimated majority in County, 225.
CUYAH0GA.
CLEVELAND, Oct 9.-Cuyahoga County gives
1900 Union majority, gain over Cox Of over 300.
Cleveland. three wards 73l Republican majority;
gain Of 300 over Cox's majority vote. Brooklyn
Township $40 majority; Union gain, 2l6
CRAWFORD
BucYRUs Oct. l0.-0fioial Democratic majority
LII. Mcclellan, l,I5e
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MARYL AND
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.

BALTIMORE, Oct. lO.-To-day, the Radicals Of Bal
timoe joined hands with their brethren of Pennsy-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa, in their rebuke Of
MY Policy" Notwthstandng all the influence Of
money of Rebel sympathizers. the Unionists could
not be induced to "swing round the circle" and sur
render the Constitution and stars to those who have
been endeavoring TO obterate both for the past five
years. The election to-day has consequently resulted
in the choice of John Lee Chapman for Mayor, and
the entire Radical ticket for both branches Of the City
Council. Among the Councilmen elected are those
who voted against rendering the Inequalities Of the
city to President Johnson, on his return from his
recent elcctioneerng tour heavy storm prevailing
in the afternoon prevented many from going to the
polls TO vote. The Radicals carried all OF the Wards
In the city. The following are ChapTans msjorites
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CCB1.
DUTIES ON ExPoRrs--so AxSRcAE FRESDhn BnS
AS SLAVES on THE ISLAND

DUTIES ON ExPoRrs-So AhERIcAE FREEDAM BnD
AS SLAVES on THE ISLAND.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. "a, lee&
Vice Consul Genersl Savage under date of Havana,
Sept a. Informs Secretary Seward that the royal der Of As
O. suspendng six months the payment Of ea svsn a.
ports ou the Island Of Cube published for tide hf tire
by order Of the Gener in the official sazetts Of
Hava. the s''h ut from and after which time the decree
viceConsul Savage under date Of Havana Sept n, In
confSentia advised existence of lot Of negroes
upon eay in the neghborheod Of Bahs Honda which IA
ssn ss 20 Il ss q 8 and
head At later day learned Tie nsps q the planter VI
ing to purchase the negroes speaking the Engtish
iasgusse that he'd been offered for sale 10 1hS
Che SE'r'sso a.. r.ns s rate ss pSreA
which proposition rejected Ths information cane e Ne
ST .ss .as s q attempts made 70 sSass es ron
Frorda and Loussnarors which had been sueesty en-.
spsS S sis; Il. acsro referred might Is ron
Southern States xhe were keP IN soncssnent IN :cEs osc
rsSueSs them lss 'e slavery nOxs.anns he
parent impoSibiitH Of sach scheme being carried
,S and in s.ss.sinns he maze De
party have ofsd tbs for sale 70 The pssts
9TssSs ssod 70 ne svo With -
visit the beys the negboraood and the surrounding reDts
tons and aud out the Information given us vas ionpde -
On saturday bers ss the persons employed BY pse-
erocceded to ahi. Honda Thsy have shsroash sss.,s
Of the roand- and yossess al TIA qsafcatens r4aes -
ths undfrtaklng AID on their return day bsse yssspy
they reportcd tkat aissr thosoogh mvssnssesn 80
search among tho keys a. far @ the OesseS
they could not ascertain anything eoroecrahve o. e
report respecting saroes from the UtedStaee or
having been landed in those poris within the last two
months although tsy did learn u hermaphros big OF
suspicious character having been SOTO seven weeks hSs
whole days of the keys and which suddenly dissppsa
objects which evidently indicated ihey had been used
but from their rusty state evident that they aaa Yer
ln-o reached TINS omce VI
pcon entertained 6y the authorities at Key "ss aEas' va
schooucr DE Soto having taken 80 negroes IN ronos
them Ia Cuba TIE report devoid OF icunosnc" s,s
as thai vessel arrived some days ago ut Cartenss w %
cargo OF lumber hom Pensacola
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INDIANA.
THE GENERAL RESULT.

HE OENEhAL RESULT.
BARD PrGnT-USIOY MAJoRITI2
Special Dispatch TO The y. Y. Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. l0.-Our dispatches come in
slowly. Partial returns from - counties show in 10
counties gain for the Union ticket; in five counties
Democratic gain. Six counties show an unchanged
vote From these md general dispatches, the Union
majority in the State is put ct 1900 The returns
from Marion, Hancock, johnson, Morgan and Shelby
Counties show heavy Union losses, but they are not
official, and may be changed by further returns.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. l0.-The returns come in very
slowly, aud are exceedingly incomplete. The State Is
generally conceded TO the Republicans by about I5 600
majority.
Indianapolis City and County give Republican
majority Of 1900. In 1865, they gave Morton for Gov
ernor 5000 majority.
Hughes, Republican is elected to the Legislature in
Marion County, which is gain.
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THE EVENING STAR DISASTER.
agvEs MORE LIVES SAVED.

5EvEE MORE LIVES SAVED.
CHARLESTON g. c., Oct l0.-The schooner Morning
Star, from Cardenas has arrived at Quarantine. She
picked up seven additional persons who aboard the
Evening Star. Their names are follows:
JANIS w. Lroy, pilot
JoIIs BERRY, cook
ANDREW MCMAHON, assistantengineer
A. SAuzA, passenger.
r. A. VAs SlCKLEs, passenger.
MIME TAYLOR, passenger.
MoLLH WILSON passenger.
The following named persons were lost out OF the boat
in which the above were picked up;
JOHN KAvANAGH fireman.
MARIN BRET. butcher,
And lady and gentleman whose names are unknown.
SAVANNAH. Oct. l0--Three of the survivors from the
Evening Star left for New-York this morning on the
Virgo.
DISASTERS ON THE GEORGIA COAST.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct l0.-The steamer City Of Bath,
from Boston, passed three.masted schooner painted
black with red stripe disabled and in tow Of steamer
Schooner Lucy Voorhees, from NewYors, put into Fer
nandina in distress.
Frying Pan shoal light-ship Tuesday morn
ing 10 miles south Of Tybee.
FURTHER DISASTERS.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Oct l0.-French bark Mazstlsn,
from tho Isle OF Carmen bound 10 Havre towed here
disabled and had lost overboard. She reports that
she passed number Of vessels disabled.
Brig Redwood from Newport, X. l., bound TO Havana,
has arrived, badly disabled. She lost one scamen.
The following vessels have arrived at Fernandins, dsa-
bled: Bark Avola, from Boston, bnG Louisa, from Mo-
bile for Boston, and brig Bradshaw, from an European
port for New-York.
AID FOR VESSELS IN DISTRESS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I0.-The Navy Department has re-
ceved information from Commodore Lanman, under date
of Charleston, Oct that in view of the succession OF
serious gales he deemed IL proper to send steamer on
cruise in the Gulf Stream in the hope OF being able
to render assistance should any disasters occur.
WRECKED PASSENGERS AT HBw-ORLEANs.
NEw.0RLEASs, Oct 10.-Thc schooner Sargaway has
arrived at Quarantine from Ruaan, with passengers
Of the wrecked steamer Exact. N
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RUSSIA.
0p CDUyT pISMARH.

The Pail Mall Gazette says that Count Bismsrk's
illness OF serious character To-day learn BY pm
yate tegram better but need be doubted longer
that much shaken The Count suffers from disorder
believe He win take leave Of absence fos
weeks but his condition such 70 Greats
doubt whether will ever his official abos Monseus
SchleiDitz who Minister in 1860 and n de Sayeny
who Is regarded at Berlin very rising man. are already
spoken Of likely succeed the high oce which Count
Bsark has ilustousy filed NJ dc Sayigny was Pussan
Pnycy to the Bund up the outbreak OF the and ok
siderable part in The recent peace negotiations This ns.f
rather ominousy with renewed assurances that
French Emperor health also in danger The Tss<
leading article to-day confirms the sinister news had
give OF Els condition several days since
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CONGRESS MAJORITIES.
Special DISPATCHES 10 The ". v. Tribune.

ISDnsAPoLIs, Wednesday Oct l0--ll p m.
Fuller returns from the northern part of the State
received this afternoon, show large Union gains
From the best estimates that be made, the Union
majority in the State will be $1,000, The following
Congressman sre elected
Districts 80
LIST. Niblack. Democrat, majority 1900.
Id. Kerr, Democrat, majority 1871.
lid Hunter, Onion, majority 500.
WITH Holman, Democrat, majority 800 to 500.
vth. Julian, Republican, majority 600.
WITH Coburn, Republican, majority 1900.
With washburne, Union, majority 500.
With. Ortiz, Union, majority 800.
IXth Colfax Union, majority 1000
Xth. Williams Union, majority 1000.
XItb Sbanks Union, majority 1000.
The Republicans claim two-thirds of both branches
of the Legislature.
IYDrAYAPoLIs Oct. 10.-The With Ondanspolis)
Congressional District gives Coburn, Republican, a
majority of $500, which is Republican loss of over
five thousand on the vote Of 1864.
In the lid Congressional District, the election OF
Kerr Democrat, is conceded.
The Republicans claim eight Congressman and q
majority IN both bran ches Of the Legislature.
Wabash County gives Shanks, Rep, 1900 ma
jorty, which Is Union gain Of 400.
TIRRE HAUTE, Oct. l0.-Vemillion County, Ind,
gives Washburn, Union, 1,le6; Claypool, Copper
head, 709--a Union gain Of 100.
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REyOICNGS.

COFNECTICUT.
MDpLErows, Conn, Oct. l0-The Douglas Battery OF
this city are firing salute in honor Of tho Republican
Union victories throughout the country.
NETWORK.
albany Oct. Io-The Union Republicans Of this city
fred 100 guns this afternoon in honorof the victories in
Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana and iowa
SYRACUSE N. Y, Oct. l0.-Thc Union Republicans
fred 100 guns at to-day over the result OF the State
elections yesterday.
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VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA FOR MEMBER OF

The vote in Philadelphia for Congressman shows
considerable falling off at present appearances from
the Radical majorities of 1864. On the cote for
Governor, the city gives 1893 majority for Geary,
and on the Judiciary VOTE 1912 for Judge Allison.
The Congress vote is lower than either of these:
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THE REPORTED DISASTER TO THE STEAM
Err NORTH STAR UNTRUE.

A dispatch to me Merchants Exchange and Reading
Room, says:
1.-THE steamer seen by the schooner Maria. Msgec
Philadelphia fr Mobile flowed into Fortress Monroe on
tho 9h on the 5th inst in Distress and reported % the
North Star was no doubt the steamer Santiago DE Cuba
for Gryown which put back TO the port OF Newfork on
tho 9TH inst.
INorr-The steamer North Star Is lying In the East
River with machinery out for the last ak monthED Ihb
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IOWA.
CONGRESS MAJORITIES.

Fort MADISON, Iowa. Oct. l0.-Warren's (Dem
for Congress) majority over Wilson in this town is
l49. McClellan's majority over Lincoln in ls64 was
III; Warren's vote 3S5; Wilson's vote $50; McCiei-
lans vote 345; Lincoln's vote 226. Lee County has
gone Republican. The State has gone overwheim-
ingy Union. Benton beat Stone for Governor $40 In
Lee County in 1865. We now have 200 majority;
PAYoRA, Guthrie Co., Iowa, Oct. 10.-Dodges
(Rep.) majority for Congress in this town is So
DEMoIsE Oct. l0.-Gen. Dodge (Rep.) for Con-
gress, has 500 majority over Tuttle in this County
This is q Union gain of 279. Dodges majority in
Pottawatamie will reach lOO
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OHIO.
THE GENERAL RESULT.
,ial Dispatches 20 The N. Y. Tribune.

THE GENERAL RESULT.
Special Dispatches 20 The N. Y. Tribune.
LARGE UNION GAINS.
The Governor Of Ohio telegaphs the State good for
$4,000 Union majority
CINCINNATI, Oct 10.-The total vote in this city
yesterday foots up over 10000 which exceeds BY
5000 any previous vote. The Republican majority,
it is estimated, will be about $4,000 The vote for
the purchase Of the gasworks by the city was over
whelmngly in favor Of the purchase.
COLUMBUS, l a. m.-Forty-fve counties give Un-
ion majority of 35,749. The majority in the State
will be about $4,000. Delany is probably defeated
Morgan's election is claimed by the Democrats BY q
majority Of $50
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GERMANY.
ALLEGIANCE TO PRUSSIA.

The estates Of SaxeMeinngen assembled on theNn
take the oath Of allegiance oDue George who assembled M
throne Of the abdcaton Of his father The
new Duke speech from the throne declared fitting ha,
Prussia should be the leader Of Germany He further stated
that had gladly accepted In the interests Of Germany The
allegiance offered by Prussia and had recalled the troops bS
had oined the Federal army OF execution
THE NsURRECTIoN IN CANDIDA.
On arrival of Musaphs Pnsha in Gambia be issued proc
lamaon calling the inhabitants TO submit 10 the Tarks
authority and promising to redress all grievances
The nsureconists required to lay down their arms
i've days
Adyees from Athens that the Turkish Embassador had
threatened break of relations with Greece and his pren
tons the Greek Government supported BY the Fenci
and English Ministers.
Further nsurrectonary reported in Smyrna
in which the Turkish troops had the advantage
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NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

The charter election In Newark Tuesday passed of
very quietly and resulted in triumph for the Republicans,
their city ticket being elected by 62 majority and
clear gain being made Of three Republicans in the CON-
mon Council The following is the result Of the vote upon
tho city tcket nv maorities:
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BRAZIL.

BRAZIL.
by Telegraph via Lisbon
Rio JASEIRo, Sept. s-Cofee 6ielo07i000 Sock
$1,000 bags Export since last mail 80 900 bags Sterling sx
change. 23d23A. s..oaI
BAHIA Sept l3-Sugar 2l000a2o5o
PERNANBtco Sept l6suysr 900 for white and eo fos
browA
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PURsER'S REPORT.

PURSERS REPORT
Purser Wilson reports follows: On the Sth inst.
passed rugged steamer bound west with flags hearing
the numbers Of T. and ST.
HALIFAX Oct. l0.-The Asia sailed for Boston ct
O'Clock H. where she will be due early Friday morning.
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EUROPE.
BY STEAMSHIP.

HALIFAX Wednesday, Oct 10, iss&
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool on the 10Th,
Queenstown the 3th Of September arrived at this por
at o'clock this afternoon She has " passengers for Beetos
and ~ for this port
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LOyD0N MONEY MARKET.

Owing To the close sussr discount demand q the Essa
the per pretty active. Gold eeotnsse
arrive freely downing into tho Bank Of knsssA In s sas
titles. .......
AusuN Bslm Fox Co., So francs 70 Phia1p In