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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. She North
American foots up the city returns. for
Sherwood 1916 majority. Ign, Dem
ocrat, for Sheriff, 3,642. Judge Lud-
low, for Common Pleas, 1904. The
Age makes Sharswood'S majority in
the city 1882, and in the State about
1000. The Press makes the Democratic
majority in the city about 5000, but
says it is impossible to estimate as to
the result in the State, only % out of Sc
counties being heard from. Chester
county, corrected, gives 1900 Union
majority. The Union loss is about 100.
Washington county, Williams majority
is about l25; a Democratic gain OF 40.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Mr. Jordan,
the Chairman of the Republican State
Committee, considers the result in the
State as doubtful. The majority will
not be large either way. ShHrswood's
majority in this city is 1926.
The Worlds Philadelphia special.
dated A. NJ. to-day. the 9th, says:
Further returns show Democratic gains
IN Lehigh of 1000; Clearfield, !, 400; Cen
ire, 100; Carbon, 1000; Lycoming, 500;
and the Republican majority in Ches-
ter, l,70O; Delaware, LOO; Blair, $50;
Allegheny, 5000. Clinton county gives
Dem. maj. of 600.
Latest returns from Allegheny coun-
ty show Dem. gain of 100. Wash
ington county has gone Democratic, n
gain of 800. West Moreland, 1900
Dem. mai.
The Worlds Lancaster City, Pa,
special says, Lancaster county and
Slenben district gives abont 5000 for
Williams, a Democratic gain of 1000.
The Times Philadelphia special says
the morning Post, Independent radical /,
comedies the State to Sharswood, the
Democratic candidate, by 5000 majority
at lenst, and the city by 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Correct re-
turns in this city show Democratic ma
iority ranges from 5000 to 5000 on the
State ticket. The epublicans elected
10 out Of 10 members for the Assem- bly,.
The Select Coucil will stand 10 Repub-
licans and Democrats. III the Com
mon Council, 80 Republican to l5 Dem
ocrat. Twenty-Five counties are re-
ported; aggregate 2S,9l9 Democratic
majority. The Republican minority in
Is counties foot up to q, 1888.
Additional returns and corrections
show II democratic majority of 1886 for
Sharswood in 81 counties. Woodward,
Dsm., is elected to Congress in the 18th
district by a small majority.
The following are some of the major
tiles given by counties: ...a.....-
Chester, 1900; SusGuehanna, 200;
Dauphin, l, 400; Lebanan, l,09S; Union,
AIS; Perry, log; Blair, 5000, 900, all
Republican. Luzern, 500; York, 3,00Oi
Bucks, $50; Carbon, 425; Franklin. 30;
Lycoming, 800; Montgomery, 200;
Cumberland, 40: Mifflin. $50; Berks,
$500; Juniata, 800. r
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| NEW York, October 9.-The Times
| special says: The evening Admins
traIion organ here announces that the
meeting for the ratification of the noun
inA ton of Andrew Johnson, for Presi-
dent, and Gen. VIM. T. Sherman, for
Vice President, which was appointed
for the 10th inst, has been postponed
until the 18th prox., when it will be
held ingthe Capitol. ar. Ts-4-srsar
1t is reported. to day, that large
number of the National Banks in the
country have Joined in with the whisky
dealers in the effort to displace Secre-
tary McCulloch, their object being to
prevent the early return OF specie pay
ment, indicated by the SecreIary's
policy.
At meeting of the soldiers and
Sailors Union. held here last night,
resolution of thanks was voted General
Grant, for the Just and proper dIscrim-
ination in honor OF the soldiers that he
has made in the reduction of the force
under his CONTROL.
Mr.. Levi Underwood, of Vermont,
yesterday elected one of the Erie Di-
rectors, declining, Daniel Drew WAS
elected in his place. At subsequent
tlemen were elected: President, John
S. Eldridge; Vice President, Alex. 5.
Diven; Treasurer, Daniel Drew. A
Secretary Seward arrived this morn
ing from Washington, accompanied by
Baron Stoeckel, Russian Minister.-
They breakfasted ut the house of Thur
low Weed and spent the day in the city.
Early tomorrow morning they leave
by the Erie railway for Goshen, accom-
panied by Mr.. Weed and family, and
after u few days visit to Mr.. Stewards
birth place, in Orange county, they
will proceed to Auburn.
The Court of Appeals has sustained
Mayor Hoffman in the claim that the
transfer of the Mayors powers to Ii
cense hackmen, carmen, &c, to the
police commissioners, is unconstitu-
tional.
General Prim, the Spanish revolu-
ZIONIST, is reported passenger in the
The case Of Callicott and others.
charged nth whisky frauds, was called
up to-day. The accused plead not
guilty. The trial was set down for Mo-
vember. The kentucky Bourbon Co.
case was postpouedto Monday in con-
sequence of the sickness of one OF the
counsel, Mr.. Joseph,
Dion, the billiard champion of Amer
lea, has challenged John Roberts, the
English champion, to play three games,
English, French and American, for ten
thousand dollars In gold, each, aud the
championship of the world. ~
The Times, to-day, says: The state
ment in yesterdays Herald, that the
Association has suspended its rules in
regard to the receipt OF special dis
patches, is utterly untrue. The rule
remains as it has been from the begin
ming -.Es E- On rF-.r. ~
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OHIO ELECTION.

NEW York, October 9.-The Worlds
Columbus, Ohio, special, dated a. M,
to-day, says: Franklin county gives
$500 majority for Thurman. The news
Is overwhelming. l have no doubt Of
Thurman's election, by Il decided ma.
jority. and think both branches of the
Legislature are Democratic. The negro
amendment is, 1 should judge, beaten
by 10000 majority.
The Tribune's Cincinnati special,
dated midnight, says: Smith, Republic
can candidate for Congress, is beaten by
500 majority, and Carey, the Independ
ent Republican candidate, who is elect
ed. is now speaking to thousands of
wild Democrats, thanking them tor
their support. He declares, however,
that he will not go to Congress TO sup
port democratic measures, but as an in
dependent legislator, as every one
should be. I'd When sure of his election,
mass OF half drunken democrats left
the Enquirer Office and assaulted the
Gazette office, breaking in the doors
and windows, with hootings, and drew
on II general fight which lasted some
minutes, when the mob were driven
away. The county ticket will be re-
The editor OF the Bucyrus Journal
(RadicaD was mobbed at the polls in
that town to- day Tor presenting negro
10 exercise the right of suffrage. The
extent of his injuries is not stated.
CISCINNATI. Oct. 9.--COmplete returns
from the second district give Cary, for
Congress. 994 majority; a Republican
loss OF $500. The Republican State and
county ticket is elected by about ! 500
majority; a loss of 800. The majority
against the amendment in the county is
oven 5000. Total vote of the county,
IS, 600.
This mornings Commercial says the
lafalf HaanafRhaa from fhn HSfnfn GhnUu
such large Democratic gains as to leave
the State ticket in doubt and make the
Legislature very doubtful. The Consti-
tutional amendment is largely defeated.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE. Belmont Co., O.,
Oct. Oficial.-Thnrman's majority,
$50; two Representatives and one Sem
AtUr.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-Both parties in
Ohio claim the election OF their candi-
dates by small majority. The proba-
bibities are that Hayes, Rep, will have
a small majority. The Legislature will
be small Republican majority, probably
not over one in the House and two in
the Senate. The amendment is dead.
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nARKErs ny rELEamAPH.
NEW YORK. october 9.
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-15aIc lower; sales l 500 bales
at l9al91Ic for middling uplRnds-
FLoUR-Rsceipts l., 34S bbls; market
opened lOa20c better, and closed quiet
with the advance lost; sales a. 900 bbls
at S9a9 so for superfne state and west
ern; SO SOaI4 90 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and SIlal6 so Cor st. Louis. Cali
fornia FlOur-Firm; sales 700 sacks
and bbls at 81 5Oal3 so. Rye Flour
Sales % bbls at S7a9 90.
wHIsKY-Firmer; sales ], 400 bbls in
bondIat 50 35a2 40. - .Y-t
GRAIS-Wheat-Re A, 235 bus:
market opened Babe better, but closed
quiet with the advance nearly all lost;
the extreme scarcity OF freight room
and the rapid advance in freights,
materially checks the shipping de-
mand; sales $1,000 bus at 81 80 for
No. and No. 2 spring mixed; 81 4Oa
Minnesota; 50 % for white Michigan;
50 20 for white California, and 81 so for
amber Michigan. Rye-Scarce and
firm; sales 1000 bus North River at
81 -, and 10, 900 bus western at 81 65a
l IS, but now held higher. Barley
Firm; sales 200 bus Canada West at
81 65aI6T. MaIt-DulL Corn-Receipts
43 for western mixed in store and
afioat, closing at 81 42a1. 421z ailoat.
oats-2aSc better; sales 27O,OOO bus at
Slas3c for Ohio and Chicago, including
1000 reported in store at 79c.
Es-Riee-Nominal. Coffee
Heavy and nominal. SugaE-Very
firm and in good demand; sales l,175
bbIs. Cuba at 1l9<a131<c; 1900 boxes
Havana at 11Ha141<c. Molasses-Quiet
and steady; small sales Cuba at 44a45c.
HOPs-Quiet at 4Oa6jc.
PETRoLEUMAAmeT crude, firm
at i5a151zc. refined In bond, steady al
GoAG-auiet and unchanged. :
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New York, Oct. 9.-The Herald's
cable special, dated London, Oct. Sth,
says: Garibaldi, from the Island OF
Caprera, has issued a second proclama-
ton cuuched in very violent words,
against the Cabinet policy and persO-
nal action of RataZZi. The General
charges Ratazzi with being AN enemy
of Italian unity, and to some extent
tool of the church and Napoleon. He
urges the Revolutionary force to go on
and capture Rome. The insurgents
are fortified in the Province, of Niter-
no, and are daily increasing in num-
bers. The PapHl troops in the terri
tory of Viterbo are reinforced by de-
tachments from Rome and have routed
the Garibaldians at BagnOTea, and
in the small fights at other
points. Nothing of really
serious character has yet occurred in
the pontifcial territory. The tigi ting
is confined to the unsettled operations
OF few bands of Garibaldians. The
insurgents lack leaders, and act more
like bandits than patriots. They cap
ture quiet and peaceable villages, levy
contributions on the inhabitants, and
commit outrages of different degI ees of
crime. They are as a general thing
quickly driven out by the Papal Zou-
aves. When the revolutionists retreat
from towns the Roman peasants restore
the Papal flag with demonstrations of
gladness and joy.
Dispatches OF the special correspon-
dent Of the Herald in Rome, ridicule
the reports OF disaffection against the
civil government of the Pope. The
city remains quiet.
The London Times has an editorial
which says that the Roman question
difficulty is nearly at an end.
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COMMERCIAL AND FEtNGIAb.

BY comparing the debt statement of
the LIST instant with that of September
we find that the total debt decreased
Sl0.7SO, COS, and that the amount OF debt
less cash in the Treasury increased
S2,i9i, Isl Il. The amount ofcoin in the
Treasury increased g .OS5. 500 90, and the
currency decreased SIS, 259, rs O5-ma-
king net reduction of cash in hand of
Sl3, 224 ,0S5 80. The great reduction of
the Treasury balance during the past
month arises from unusually heavy
payments from the War and Interior
Departments. The ordinary expenses
of the army are very heavy, and just
now they have added To them large sx-
penditures in consequence of the Indian
troubles, while the Interior Department
is severely taxed on account of pensions.
The receipts from internal revenue
have been light for September, which
tells against the Treasury balance.
Something better is promised for the
current month. 1t is estimated that the
receipts will be considerably in excess
of the payments, and that the statement
on Novemberl will show reduction
of several million dollars. - A further
comparison between the present state
nient and that made on LIST of Septem-
Der exhibits, under the head of debt
bearing coin interest, an increase on
the per cent. 5-2Os OF 81, $40, $50. Ofthe
debt bearing currency interest there
has been a decrease on the three-year
T-30s of S35, 296. 925. The matured debt
not presented for payment, has de-
creased 81 PIG, lle, while under this head
there is an exhibit of q decrease of the
cDmDOunl intaFaRt matnFpi lime Is
July Is, and August Is, 1867, of IS, 1884,
635. The debt bearing no interest has
decreased "a I22, 3S9 60. The Secretary
has marked off from his currency on
hand 100000 greenbacks, reducing
the present. outstanding greenback cir
T49, 1852 when the act of Congress of
April, 1866, was passed limiting his dis
erection on this subject to four millions
per month. - vi
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-The Nashville
fire last night in the fifth story of the
block of stores, corner of Church and
Cherry SITS. begansin the Press room of
the Union and Dispatch printing Office.
The loss to the office in presses amounts
to four thousand dollars; covered by
insurance for eleven thousand, as fol-
lows: Home Insurance Company, Ken
lucky, $500; Phoenix, of Hartford, S., 900;
State Insurance Company, 81, 500; Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, $1,000.
The store OF II. Il. Huntington, first
floor was flooded with water, and his
stock of goods damaged, as estimated,
to the amount of $4,000. He is insured
for $40, 900 in the Queen Insurance Com
pany, Of Liverpool and London,
5000; North American lnsu-
rance Company, of New York. 5000;
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
5000; State Insurance Company, s. 600.
The damage TO the building Is slight.
Ten thousand dollars will cover it. In
sured for $4,000 in the Nashville City
and Fire Marine Insurance Company.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a dispatch from
Fort Hooker says Superintendent Muir
ry. under date OF Medicine Lodge Creek,
October 9Th, writes that there are now
assembled at that point four hundred
and thirty-one Lodges of Indians. OF
these, one hundred and seventy-one
Lodges are Arrapshoes, eighty-tive APP
pachees, one hundred and fifty kiowas,
twenty-five Cheysnnes. There are 300
Cheyenne Lodges now moving in. One
hundred Lodges of Camanches are en-
camped 80 miles below Big Mouth. A
band of Arapahoes, u Lodges, will be
present, making total of $50 Lodges,
averaging six persons each, or about
&, 900 Indians. There was some trouble
in getting access to the hostile Chey-
ennes and Col. Buttertield was shot at
and lost his horse and pistols. The
mission so far is considered great sue
cess. The Cheyennes are now said to
be anxious for peace
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IOWA ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. THE Worlds Du-
buque, Iowa, special says: Returns
from all parts of the State tonight,
show large gains everywhere for the
Democrats. ....... H.r
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The returns from
Iowa are meaRre and not enough TO
give an approximate estimate OF the
majority Tor the Republican ticket.
! he returns from most OF the counties
along the Dubuque IL Siox City and
Dubuque 81 Southwestern Railroads
give increased Democratic majorities.
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PrnmWnsl,inrton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Ohicial infor-
mstion received state that by the late
export duty of i've dollars on the pipe
on Madeira wine has been renewed.
To compensate for the loss of which a
revenue tax has been placed on the re-
tail price of sundry articles, including
2 cents on salt beef, 1 cent on rice and
cent on pork for every pounds 2
ounces, and Il cent on fish and petrO-
Ieum, per litre.
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PROM CHICAGO.
Mrs. Lincoln Probably Irsane---At-
tempted SuIcIde--.-Four Persons
Bnrned TO Death. III ~

hhEheu 10 DeAtn. ..
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-An authentic report
says that the representative of Mr.. Lin
coins estate, shortly after Mr.. LIncoln's
death, found on deposit in one of the
Departments at Washington, the sum OF
S75, 900 in Government securities to the
credit Of the martyred President. When
Mr.. Lincoln left Springfield for Wash
ington. to enter upon the Presidential
office, he informed his intimate friends
that his Springfield property was worth
sixteen thousand dollars. AS twenty
five thousand dollars was voted to Mrs.
Lincoln by Congress, it is safe TO say
that she had over one hundred thou
sand dollars two years ago. Her con-
duct has greatly distressed her intimate
friends and relatives in this city, and
the most charitable construction that
they can put upon her strange course is
that she is insane, which l fear is the
case. -
L. j. Owens, book keeper for the
lumber firm of Eldred ~ Co., and IA son
of John Owens, President of the Mich
igau State Bank of Detroit, attempted
to commit suicide last night in the lum-
Der yard of his employers, by taking
laudanum. He was discovered before
the poison had done its fatal work, and
by the efforts of TWO physicians, was
saved from death. He was addicted to
strong drink.
The dwelling of a German family, re-
siding few miles from Winona, on the
st. Paul Railroad, was burned on Fri
day mig hit, and four persons persisted in
the flames. Two herdmen, an old lady
and "A child.
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WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. 9.-General
Sheridan stopped here an hour this
forenoon. He was received by the
Mayor, the city government, and the
military.
Springfield, MASS, Oct. 9.-General
Mayor. The crowd aL the depot was
large and enthusiastic. The General
remained only 20 minutes. He will
reach Albany Tonight. a4H
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NEW YoRK. Oct. o Schuyler Colfax
telegraphed to the Tribune from South
Bend, Ind, as follows: Thistown gives
43s Republican majority, against PA
last year; st. Joseph county, 800 to
1000 Republican majority; LHpOrte
county, 500 to 600 Republican majority;
Elkhart county, 400 Republican ma
inrity
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-The Maryland
Democratic State Convention met to-
day; Hon. a. G. s. Kelly, President.
Colonel Odin Bowie was nominated for
Governor on the eighth ballot, receiving
So votes against 30 for Hamilton.
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BosroN, Oct 9.-Ths Unitarian Church
on Central Hill, Somerville. was burned
last night by an incendiary.
Hon. Charles g. Loring died in Bev-
erly yesterday.
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BUFFALO, October 9.-The Common
Council having, by a party vote refused
to invite General Sheridan to visit this
city on his way to st. Louis, Mayor
Wells called meeting OF the citizens
for Friday evening to extend hospItali-
ties TO him
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p.tlsburgh Live stock Market.


I IAdUlcea % Ocf. IN.I
The supply of cattle this week is
larger than last, and prices ruled a
shade lower We now quote inferior
to prime stock cattle at 3 to cents;
fairish to medium at So to 61< cents;
prime at 7to7x cents.
SHEEP AND LANES.
A full average supply and the market
duh and fraction lower. Demand for
sheep falling of as the cold weather
approaches. Two hundred fRiTish
quality sold at an average OF 81 so.
Lamb at 81 to 81 % per head.
HoGs-The retail demand is improv-
ing and prices are n shade higher. We
now quote at 6 to 81 as to quality.