Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-11
NEW YORK sIELANGE.

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-H ssi''i'np 1LLes Lectures lures '44 e1 r5o.,.js r.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Mr.. DE. Cordavai eonim ehced "a new
series of lectures last night on the subject,
''the spratts of Saratoga" 'gi ~ eslr''i'A
.,.r, IA ts-ss Held for Trial. .,-,,..'.s--
The man Jno. Beetly, arrested on sus-
picion OF murderingl his. wife, onh Sum
day night has been held, though, he pro-
tests she fell while drunk, striking her hea d
against ataele. q % u:< 90 ib-goT 90 rgY
'jii 3 gum Arriysd.s baa ,a.sisi
The steamer Westphalia, from Hamburg
arrived to day.aIog guiyi1r8 ii y d9nohj
Explosiouss ialrp SIS -iso
u locomotive'is reported to- have 'ex-
ploded on the Harlem railroad last night,
blowing five cars toHpiecess and eiDjuring
several persons. 1y' 100 '1l3a'I b'1s p a.
:, ota55 Fillibusfering. .~slis ,sgIW
The World, has a detailed account of o
fllibu .tering expedition, alleged to be fit
ting ontin the United States tor Cuba. 1t
says 2 500 men go from, New York, 300
from Boston and 1000 from New Orleans,
and d detachment from Mobile. The
leaders are said to be General Harvey
Hayes, @. f. Henningsen, Colonel George
w. Gibbons and Colonel James Kerringan.
Recruiting offices, are reported to have
been opened, and AZ commissions for of
tirers issus d. The whole story bears the
look of q canard. ,ig,,,i,fI..-. 80
. z 4E syi4g Mayor Hoffman.-T0OB
In Mayor Hotfnan's remarks at Albany !,
last evening, he observed that he would
say to his Republican friends that inasmuch
as they had been defeated by about thirty
Thousand maj joriTy, it would be best for
them gracefully to accept the result,as had
been the custom of the Democrats for many
times in the past.3J,'1- n1fi-9H lIR EitaY
-7.org uu"nq Senator. taa ~! nDcN 81
It is stated on good authority that Hon.
John A. Griswold will not consent to have
his name used as q candidate tor United
States Senator. p h.ss cI,y.e r. .r.s :,5gay
Farraeut. .f,r|
Admiral Farragut came quietly up to the
city this morning and main tains Strict
privacy.1r The 5Eranklin5 remains in the
lower bay. toerada
Generals Rosecrans and Longstreet SAIL
ed to-day for Mexico. ..zs3ss
Radical HesolutfOn.
Alta meeting of the French Radical Re-
publican Club of Newark, last night, the
following was Neutrality-suspicious. T
Resolued, That with the deepest feeling
we here and now tender ouri warmest con-
gratulations to. the people of Iowa and
Minnesota for their sense and probity In
having admitted impartial suffrage, by
their sovereign ballots, on the memorable
third of this month.
Election Matters.
The, Democrats lof-sthe Fourth Jersey
District have applied for a writ of quo
warranto to declare the election in Boonton
township void, alleging that one of the
judges carried the ballot box home, and
that IL was afterwardssin the possession OF
the Republican County Clerk, and that he
stuffed itrwith spit. .ticketssy Thesrejection
ofthis s.township would elect Rafferty, over
ii. Hill.
81 AT meeting oftbe Board of Supervisors
of New York to day protest was recefv-
ed from Frederick Leemans against count
ing the returns from several precincts of
the 9Th Assembly district, on the ground
that one OF the inspectors sure ptitiously
bstituted so votes bearing another name
for those bearing his (Leen ln's) name, and
that other frauds were perpetrated Aby
which he (Leeman) lost 120 votes The
protest was laid overfor future Iconsidera-
ton. 'I -..-.. g.. sar .sssrG s.ti or II siar
no. .r.@ 'l Eeuteuced i. -iH -f t.A'