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THE ELECTIONS OF TUESDAY.


N tne present writing II Is diticult to say
Jus' .na' are !ne pEeoso results In respect to TIT
ioa'''o posluon oil parties. Enough, however
acertained to show that the Democratic party
mas maze sweeping gains in all the States whore
e'eotions nave oeen held Ii they have not tri
a~pned In every instance in securing the cleo
'.on oil their candidates, they have come so near
that there Is not a very wide margin for the
republicans to base their hopes Of success upon.
lhough the REPUBLICAN Is neutral In regard
10 party politics, it nevertheless reserves to
ITSELF That independence that will admit Of Its
saying some things respecting these elections
which their results obviously teach. We have
watched the struggles in American politics for a
good many years, and We have noted the rise
and fall OF parties, and the progress Of prin.
eiples' and the checks and balances which
nave often been interposed whom parties have
grown corrupt, or when, in their imagined
strength and foolish pride OF fancied power, they
nave sought to do what public opinion did not
endorse or was not ready for.
All the lessons oil the past are full OF instruc-
tion ana warning and II there is one estab-
hshed truth developed in connection with our
popular elections which is more patent than
smother 1t Is this; that the people demand rigid
adherence to principle on the part Of their public
servants and recognition OF their wishes as
expressed through the balio''box' The sooner
our public mon and statesmen learn that parties
are called into existence to meet and to provide
for some great public ezigsncy, which must re-
csive the consideration which its importance
demands, the better will they serve in their
public career the wishes Of the people, and the
better will they meet the demands Of the hour
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otsvsLAsD, ONO, oct s'-Ths Leads, con-
eedes the state TO Thurman by e'ooo majority
pu' 'ns ooiumous 1oWnot man'A'ns tne eieo'
uon Of the Republican governor ana mouse,
ooneedins ths senate TO inc democrats by one
majority
CINCINNATI, Oct S-Ihe evening Time
soneradiots the account OF an assault on the
Tunes office, autographed to the New York Irt.
Dune. 1t says the window was broken BY the
crowd In their anxiety TO get news, but no disOr.
der occurred.
Especial to the Evening Press A..ooiaiiOnl
CINCINNATI, o., Oct vi p. m.-state officers
claimed BY both parties, also State Legislature.
Constitutional amendment surely defeated.
Very great loss In Republican votes. VIII send
oficial returns A soon as possible.
[sEcoSD DisPArcn.l
CINCINNATI, Oct. % p. m.-Ths State has
und oubtsdly gone Republican by from 8, 900 to
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Affairs In Central America,

New YORK. Oct 9-Ths steamship Rising
Star has arrived hero with Panama advices
to the LIST instant. They contain but very
little news. Affair, wsro quiet on the I,thmus.
Dates from Central America to the goth Of
September were received, but they contain
nothing Of importance.
Tho cholera had disappeared from the coast
in Nicaragua, but still prevailed in the interior
The survey for the railroad to Costa Rica was
progressing.
On the 18th ult. there was an attempt at revo.
luton in Arsquipa Peru, and after "a hours
fighting, 1t was suppressed The number Of
dead amounted to 50, with many wounded.
Two boxes Of needle guns, supposed to have been
for the rebels, were seized at Islay.
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WORCESTER, Oct. 9.-Gen. Sheridan arrived
in this city at 9:l5 a. m. to-day. He was met
at the Western depot by the mayor and members
Of the city government, and an escort composed
Of the 10th regiment of State Guards, Highland
Cadets, Leicester Cadets, and Post No. 10, Of
the Grand Army of the Republic The appear.
ance of tho General was the signal for loud and
long continued cheering throughout the whole
route of the procession. A salute was fred as
the General passed the Park, and tho display Of
flags and decorations in red, white and blue, was
profuse, giving the city 4th Of July appearance.
At twenty minutes past ten the party left for
Albany.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DIS.
TRICT COURT OF THB UNITED STATES
FOR TIE SAID DISTRICT

To all lohOm Il may concern, creating;
Notice is hereby given, that on the 2Sth day oil
February, 1868, the armed ensmy's vessel Nash
VILE was attacked, sunk, and destroyed by vessels
OF the South Atlantic Bloekadlng Squadron, under
the command d, and that on the Ath day
ofssptember, 1857, the same was lbslled and pros.
ecuted In this Court, 10 the name OF the United
States, for the reasons in the libel stated and
that said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall
In the city Of Washington, on ths FIRST MONDAY
Of DECEMBER next, when and whore all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why eondemna'
tlon should not be dsCreed, aud to Intervene fol-
their interests.
September %, 1857. r. J. MRl0s,
oel.2awtd (star,l Clerk
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rNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED sTATRB
FOR THR SAID DISTRICT,

To all t0hOm Il may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th and 9Th
days OF August, 1853, the armed enemy's vessel
Gaiues was attacked, sunk and destroyed BY vessels
OF the United States belonging to the Western Gulf
BlOekading Squadron, under the command Of Resr.
Admiral D. O. Farragut, and that the 24th day Of
September, 1887, the "a ne was llbeled and prose.
euted In this Court, In the name OF the United
States for the reasons In the libel stated and thai
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hail. in
the city OF Washington. on tie FIRST MONDAY OF
DECEMBER next, when and W. ere all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why condemnation
should not be deeresd and to Intervene for their in
teTests.
September %, 1907. r. J. MBIGs,
oei -2AWtd [staTl CLERK.
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not speak . word Of English. It was French
everywhere, and for the FIRST time our knowledge
Of that language proved both pleasant and profit
able.
The city pres 10 represented By several spirited
dsiliss and wsskliss and the NsV Dominion
Monfhiy has just sprung into being.
But We are OF for Qusbeo. INV
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WASHINGTON, March II, 1867. /

WAsH1NUTOFi MHrUH IT. TOUT
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr. CHARLES MOVE the
Vice Consul of the United States at Chi
huahua, Mexico, of the death, on the 10th
of ncccmbCr last, ut chihuahua, of J. O.
MARTIN, Of Bandera, Texas. His legal
representatives can obtain further informa-
toniupon application to this Department.
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OMAHA, Oct. 9.-The excursion party of west
ern editors to the Rocky mountains arrived last
evening
public dinner will be given them to. might
by the citizens. They leave for the West to-
morrow morning
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The JUDICIARY COMMITTEE of the House of
Representatives were to have met yesterday to
inquire into the situation Of the State Of Mary.
land, as to whether it has republican form of
government. Only two members were present
THOMAS, of Maryland, and MARSHALL, of Iii.
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THE ELECTION IN IOWA.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The returns from Iowa are
mssgre, and not enough to give an approximate
estimate Of the majority for the Republican
ticket.
Returns from most Of the counties along the
Dubuque and Sioux City. and the Dubuque and
Southwestern railroad, give increased Democratic
maiorities
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The NEXT BRIrIsH MINISTER to this Govern.
ment is said to lie between Sir AUGUSTUS
BERKELEY PAGEr and EDWARD THORNTON.
They are both said to be in rank among the first
statesmen of the realm.
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DEPARTMENT OF srArB,
WARRINGTON, October 4, 1867.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. julius SrAHEL, the
Consul Of the United States at Kanagawa,
Japan, Of the death, on the 9th Of April
last, at the hospital at that place, Of CHAs.
LorHER, an American seaman belonging
to the ship Golden Fleece.
Information has also been received from
the same source Of the death, on the It'll
Of May, 1867, Of ANTON FREEZE, an Ameri.
can seaman belonging to the ship James
Maury; and also Of the death, on the 10th
Of June last, Of JoHS BRENroS, an Ameri-
can seaman.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-The vote for Governor
was counted in the Legislature to-day. Brown
lows majority is 81, s4i. The Inauguration will
take place to-morrow. Resolutions intiOduced
in the House Of Representatives instructing Sen.
ators and requesting Representatives in Con.
gress to favor impeachment were refused Bills
were introduced in the Senate to repeal all laws
disqualifying persons for Office or juries on &C.
count Of race or color, and repeating exemption
and stay laws in suits for labor as domestic ser.
wants or employees. They passed the first reAd
ing, and were referred.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, October 4, 1887.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. julius SrAHEL, the
Consul Of the United States at Kanagawa
Japan, Of the death, on the 9Th Of June,
1867, at the Kanagawa hospital, Of JAMES
GRBIo, an American seaman belonging to
the ship Benefactress.
The legal representatives Of the deceased
can obtain further information by address
ing this Department.
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Fire In Louisville, Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. "a FIRE occurred last night
in the fifth story Of block Of stores at the corner
of Church and Cherry streets, in the postsr.room
of the UnrOn and Dl:pateh printing Office. The
loss in type and presses is "a, 900, covered by
insurance for 81, 900.
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Two REGIMENTS or FESIASs were out in uni
form in the streets Of New York on Tuesday
They afterwards had a good time at Jones
Woods, and were addressed by President ROB
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Is GARIDALDI AN AMERICAN CrnEN?-0ur
minister at Florence is said to have called upon
the italian Government to show her clemenoy on
this account
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. o II I G E .

mi q T I Q Il
oPPIcR CHIEP CoNnIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICB, !
NRw 0RLRASs. La, September 27, 1857. }
Sealed proposals are Invited till the 10th day Of
October, 1857, at 70 m, for furnishing the United
States subsisteres Department with the following
articles, viz:
800 Barrels Of Mess Pork OF the best quality.
60 900 pounds OF the best White Navy Beans put up
in barrels, price per pound to be stated,
and samples furnished.
All the above articles TO be OF the very best quality
and put up In superior packages and to be delivered
at the Anchor irsss In this city, within twenty days
after opening Of bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their agreements
with auy branch Of the Government.
Bids 10 be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals. - A. BRCKWITH,
Breyet Major General and Commissary Of subsist.
enee, U. a oo 9.9t
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Departure OF Missionaries.

BosroS, Oct 9.-Ths Java to-day took out
the following missionaries of the American
Board: Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Saunders and Miss
Townsend, for Csyloni Rev. Mr.. and Mrs
Lowry, for Syria, and Miss Mary HOLSTER,
for Central Turkey
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SOB HOOP SKIRTS SOB
SEiT6S' Hall ooRsETs. SEXTON iii Hiil
Fail STYLE 1867
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,

d o U G l. SIS & BRO,
Having largely increased their fseilitss are manu-
featuring SKIRTS Of the finest quality and finish,
which they are selling twenty per cent lower than
inferior articles can be obtained elsewhere The at
m emit embracing all the various styles and Sizes At
eriees nat cannot fall 10 please. Orders solicited.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

Hon, J. X. MoRsuEAD, M C. from Penpsyl.
vania, and Hon. Mr.. SPAuLDISG, N. c. from
Ohio are in Washington.
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Destruction OF tbs Winsiow House, N, II.
CONCORD, Oct. 9.-The Winslow House, 70,
Gently erected on Ksarssgs mountain, was
burned early this morning, The furniture was
saved. Loss, $25 900. Insurance, $40. 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

MINISTER ROMERO leaves New York on sAtur.
day next for Mexico in the steamer Wilder.
ness.
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GEN, SHERIDAN was enthusiastically received
In Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
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From California-stage Route Attacked
by the Indians-Fire at Benecla.

SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct. 9,-The Nicaragua
steamer America sailed to-day. Bishop Thomp
son is 4 passenger.
idaho advices state that the BaiIel Stage
Route was attacked by Indians on the 29th OIL
September. The keeper was killed and
his wife wounded.
Mills warehouse wharf, at Benecia, cemen,
company, was burned last night.
The committee appointed at the recent meet
ing Of merchants to solicit subscription of stocl
to the New Colorado Navigation Company mee
with success
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Mr.. JACOB BooL is now permanently
established in his new Boot and Shoe store, No as
Seventh street, between O and II streets, near the
Patent oses. where he has large and we'll selected
stock Of Boots Shoes aud CATERS for ladies and gen
hsmen, misses, youths, and children, Of every de-
serption. Also, msde TO order, Boots, Shoes, and
Caters Of the best rrsnsh Calf at the lows priee.
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General schoheid En- Route for Washing
ton-Thc Negroes Refuse to yacats
Farms-The ReRistratlon.

RICHMOND, Oct 9.-Gen. Schofeld left this
city to-day for Washington, where he and other
district commanders have been called, 1t Il
stated, by the President.
A Telegram to the Dispatch says that yester.
day the United States authorities, who are re.
turning to their owners farms 10 Norfolk county
which have been squatted upon by the blacks
during the war, went to TaylOr's farm on vii.
loughby Point, but found tho blacks armed and
refusing to vacate.
Tho authorities retired. Many farms in that
region are similarly situated, and the negroes
express determination not to be driven of. In
the case mentioned 1t was offered to transfer the
blacks to Gen. Wise's farm, but they refused.
In tho whole city to-day not = half dozen
voters were registered.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WIN. O. Power, ct al,

No, e03, EQUITY Docket
Susan Power, ct al.
John J. johnson, the trustee appointed in this
cause, havi,g reported that he aid on the 9Th Of
August In obedience to the Decree and passed there
sell part Of lot L. In 50 6S7 that the
Purchased for 1905 o. by James H. Balmau, age Mt
for Casper Il. Gramms. who has compiled with the
terms Of sale,
10 thereupon, by the Court, this ID day Of oeto-
her, A. D. 1857, ordered that sale be ratified and CEN
hrmed unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
on or before tn. 9th day Of November next
By order Of the Court
Atrue coPy-Test
oe4 -eo3w X. ]. hBIdS, Clerk.
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The Yellow Fever In New Orleans
Coiored Schools and tho Mayors Veto.
New ORLEANS, Oct, 9.-The interments of
yellow fever cases to O'Clock this morning
numbered ga
An ordinance passed by the old council over
the Mayors veto, which has not been heard
fTon' appropriotins $40, 900 for the establish.
ment aud support Of re3ro schooIs, was officially
promulgated Iy the Mayor yesterday separate
schto's for coIored children being established
| theerby
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THE CITY OF RICHMOND shipFed one million
pounds Of tobacco last month.
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ENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAV.
VI Ing their Coats, Pants, and Vests Secured and
Repaired, so as to appear as good as new, would do
we'll by ealling at b. MAGkUDRR's
Securing ard Repairing Depot,
at Tenth street, Q few doors above Penn. avenue.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
ie-7H
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JswELRr.-Three Link Bog Wood Sets,
spsnse setts, Bius She'll Sets, Plated Seal Chain.
Sleeve Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks 70.
esired this morning at Prigy's One Dollar Jswslry
Store, No. 4ss Psnnsylvsuis avenue. near Pour.and
s.half street
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

There "" but little doing yesterday, and We
have but slight change In the financial ssatus to
chronicle.
jar cookr 4 Co., bankers, furnished the fol.
n m yeatnrdav,
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Interesting Southern N Q W 8
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

New MARKET, Oct s-Evening, The second
October race meeting commenced to-day. The
leading races were for the Czarowitch and Royal
stakes The former was won by Julius, with
westwick second, and Rompipg Girl third. The
Royal stakes were won by Palmer.
LONDON, Oct. Q.-Manifestations of Ill feeling
on the part of the Irish in North England create
much alarm The inhabitants believe the Feni.
ans arc concentrating for another outbreak.
! Troops have been dispatched by railroad to as
sist the civil authorities there should any dis.
turbances occur.
DUBLIN, Oct. S-Evening. The uneasiness
caused by the rumors Of q revival Of the Fenian
conspiracy is increasing. Extraordinary pre-
police authorities.
FLORENCE, Oct. 9.-It is report that Menotti,
q son Of Garibaldi, has been arrested by the
italian Government. When last heard from,
MenOtti Garibaldi was actually engaged In car
| rying out his fathers plans for the invasion Of
Roman territory.
MUsIcH, Oct. 9.-At the sitting Of the Bava.
rian Cabinet yesterday Prince Hopenlohe, Chief
Minister of tho Cabinet, made a speech, in
unity, and indicated the position Of the Govern.
ment. lie declared tho true policy of Bavaria
was to seek union with North German States,
under the presidency Of the King Of Prussia,
and at some time to establish firm and endur.
ing alliance with the Empire of Austria.
Should this policy be carried into effect the
unity of the whole Of Netherland would be COM
nleted tina balance of mower betycen Auatiia
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BosroN, Oct Oh II. Horton, Of the firm of
MssHs. Dsnk Skinner Co, died this morning,
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Coupons. iii; 5.2o's, 1862, lI2; k.2o's,
1884. 1885, 5.2O's, 1865, 1o9j 5.20's, January
and July, 1865, 1911; TO- o's, 1905 1906, July,
1856 1907, June, 1851; gold, 144f.
COMMERCIAL.
ALBxAsDRIA MARkEr.-Flour 10 very 6rm,
with fair stocks, and wheat Is In brisk demand,
with sales Of 3aS bushels white at $40, 2t5, and
14s for poor and fair LOTS 12o bushels red sold at
~, 4os2 50 for ordinary, and a. b5s2.eo for good
and prime. No sales Of white or yellow corn 70.
ported. Sales Of $40 bushels mixed ct 1856, 13o,
and 1877. Demand very active, mostly for home
consumption. Rye has advanced, and the sales
this morning were at sl.S7sl.3s. Oats in fair
request, with sales Of :, ITO bushels at 60A6lo
an advance. Sales Of 1875 bushels corn meal ct
$1.25.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-01-25

TIE New York SOUTHERN RELIEF Asso-
CITATION. So many and such we'll authcnti-
Gated accounts have reached the North Of the
terrible restitution now prevailing through
out wide belt of the lately rcbellious States
that vigorous movement has been set on
foot by number of ladies of this city to or
ganize system for its prompt ard effective
relief
No political color whatever is to be given
to this movement. 1t will have but one OBJ
jcct-the saving Of them that are ready to
pcrish-and will be administered in but one
spirit--the spirit of that charity which blcsses
boil, them who receive and them who give.
The ladies are encouraged to their good
work by Mayor Hoffman, by the Catholic
Archbishop of New York, by Bishop Potter
and Dir. Tying, and a number of other cmi-
ncnt laymen and clergymen. They have
taken central Office at No. IA Bond street,
where supplies of dry goods, clothing, &c J,
may be daily sent from 8 A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.
Mcssrs. Harris. Gaines & Co.. Is Whitehall
street, will receive for them any more weighty
contributions. and Commodore Garrison has
generously offered to furnish a steamer for
conveying to the South the help which it
must surely be impossible that New York
will be slow or niggard in extending to hum
drcds Of thousands of women and children
dying within our own borders for lack of the
absolute nccessaries Of life.-New York
World.