Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-31

Cincinnati. Ocl. 22--The official re-
turns of the STATE election are at length
all in. Forty,two counties give Hays,
for Governor, az aggregate majority Of
396S5, aud forty.four counties give
Thurman 36,775, while in two counties
the vote was a tie. The Republican net
mejority is 2Sl0.
Captain D5ugan, Of Tie wrecker Tn
derwrI.er, says be has pulled enough
snaks out of tie Missouri 10 a. month TO
build nine steamboats,. One snag alone
which he extracted was, according 10 his
statement, large enough TO furnish tim
Der for az entire boat, and sufficient fuel
TO run her for cue year.
The returns from the Alabama cleo
ton have been received at the War Of
fee they show tlr,t the number Of vo-
ters registered was l63, 1870. Number
of votes cast was s. 263, Of which all but
1929 were 10 favor Of Inc convention
The white vote was about is 500. Five
sixlhs Of the convention delegates are
Republicans, and abou; half Of them are
colored men.
Said Gen. Sickles in a recent speech
! In Alabama: whatever the rebels sUf-
fer from The reconstruction acts, follows
as the unavoidable consequences of their
crime and their folly. The iDcsndiary.
who fires his own dwelling that he may
destroy his neighbours, must not assail
the fireman. who put out the flames be-
cause they food his house with water"
The Jonesville Courier contains the
following: ut is said. and we consider
the authority good, that Ben. Wade has
no idea Of retiring from public life. His
friends will present him as q candidate
for the lower House. Should this be de-
termined upon, the Democracy will not
have accomplished what they so ardent
Is desired, viz, the silencing OF Wade.
He will continue TO be a particularly ir-
ritating thorn in he side Of their parry
The National hteHigsucer, The Presi.
dents personal organ, speaking of the
recent efforts on the part of Western
Democrats to pay of the debt in green.
backs, says 'D5magogues have COM
blned 10 influence the public mind in IA
vor of a further expansion of the ire.
deemable paper currency which would
inevitably be followed by a collapse Of a
most distressing character
AS illustrative Of Mr.. George Francis
Trains intense patriotism, we may re-
late that he, on one occasion, sent Lis
wife on a ninety days voyage from Aus
tralia to New York, that their coming
child might be born on American soil, as
would become a possible future Presi.
dent Of the United States. The Journey
was Il most troublesome one, aud the la
dy came very near being shipwrecked
bat at last reached this country in safely
The child was born, ani 1t w4s a girl
New York Mail.
This may be the secret of Trains pres.
ent stumPing tour in Kansas for Female
Suffrage.
The vote cast 10 Pennsylvania at the
lale eleeuou is 62 6I6 less than last fall.
The Republican vote tails of 40. $40
and The Democratic vote D 070 fine
Republican vote of last fail Is 40 24S
greater Than the Democratic vote Of his
tall. With the exception Of The CITY Of
PhiladeIpbla. the Democratic vote is
less than 1t was last fall ia every O
" IN the State. Il is nonsense 10 talk
Of reaction" in Pennsylvania agdins,
Republican party or It's principles, tor
The returns prove that the opponents,
with the aid OF 5000 boilers IN Pail
adelphia, are still below last falls 70
by 2 1900. Next fall when Grant leads
the column, the Quakers will be out,aud
the PHILADELPHIA boilers" Will have re-
conciled their local squab5Ie about eau
dIdates, and The Keystone will give her
usual Republican majorisy.
London, Oct. 25lh.- Intelligence has
been received from China that a great
battle had been Tough, between The rebel
army of India, aud the Tartar forces of
the Emperor Of China. The Imperlals
we're defeated. The battle took place
within thirty miles of Pekin, and that
city was in great danger Of falling into
The hands Of the rebels.
Additional adyices from Rome ac-
knowledge that the Garibaldians have
not all retired from the territory Of the
Church, bul represents that the Ponti-
iCal troops had recently had encoun-
ters with a remnant of the insurgent
bands, in which they had been success
full
Florence, October General Ga
ribaIdi is again heard from. Without
regarding the prohibition of tile Italian
authorities, he left TaIegra and pushed
on to the South. Al last accounts be
arrived at ReeIi, a town in Tie southern
district Of UmbrIa, not far from The Pa
pal frontier. .forty-two miles from Rome.
London. October 25.--Fenian trials
are in progress at Manchester. The
trial of Grove has been completed. Yer.
dict,.not guilty. Mueridge. who con
fessed he shot O'DonDtl, was discharged
after q short examination, there being