The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

that the law required IN election for new Legtsla-
ture on the % inst. Tho state Is conceded republi
can BY 1850 majority.
In tho Tennessee Senate yesterday the resolution
to unseat Senter the President Of the Senate, was
indefinitely postponed. He 10 charged with ineiigi-
btty BY reason Of dsloyalty and succeeds Governor
BrownloW when the latter becomes United States
Senator.
The Episcopal Synod Of the New Dominion OF
Canada has been In session IN Montreal some time
for the purpose OF eecting bishop Of Montreal and
metropolitan OF Canada; but difnculty has sprung
up between the Synod and the House Of Bishops The
latter On Thursday night adjourned oil further pro-
ceedines until May next, and the synod propose, in
retaliation, to repudiate the authority Of the
Bishops and to elect Dr. Balch, an American, to the
position.
ri,ualistic rector In Memphis has renounced the
Episcopal Church and gone over to the Roman
Catholics.
The Sherman House In Syracuse was burned yes.
terday, the loss amounting to $4,000.
The Cole trial Is still waiting on the formation Of
jury. Nine jurymen have been obtained so far.
Mrs. Victor, OF Cleveland. Ohio, has had her SEN
tence Of death, on the Goth inst. COMMITTED to i'm
prisonment for life.
woman and four children were burned to death
in hotel at McKensIe, Tenn, Yesterday.
The City.
The Union League Committee ON Election Frauds
have issued preliminary report stating the objects
Of the movement to be to secure the rejection Of the
electoral vote Of New York by Congress, and to
contest in the courts the election OF Holman on the
ground Of Frauds and to have Congress revise and
alter the laws relative TO naturalization.
The testimony Of Sheriff o'Brien was taken In the
Broadway theatre case Yesterday. lie identified all
the accused parties as deputy sheri either special
or general, under him. The case was again postponed
until Monday week.
The Anchor line steamship Hibernia, Captain
Munro, VIII sail at twelve NJ to-day from pier 20
North river for Glasgow, calling at Londonderry to
land passengers, &c.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship st.
river at two p. M. to-day for Brest and Havre The
mails for France will close at the Post ONCE at
twelve N
The steamship Bienville, Captain Baker, VIII leave
pier 80 Nbrth river at three p NJ TO-DAY for Havana
The steamship Huntsville, Captain Crowell. OF the
Black Star line, will leave pier IS North river at
three P. II. to-day for Savannah, Ga.
The skamer San tacinto Captain Atkins, will
leave pie No. North river at three p H. to-day for
Savannah.
the Express line steamship Virginia. Captain
Drew sails from pier Is East river ut four p NJ to-
day for Washington and Georgetown D. c., and
Alexandra, Va.
The stock market was weak and unsettled yester-
day and very feverish at the close. Government SO.
curies we're heavy. Gold closed with strong up
ward tendency at 1887 1874.
Prominent Arrivals In the City.
General Grant, General +. F. Dent, General Ba-
desu and Major George II. Nelson, Of the United
States Army; Colonel w. p Harrison, of Saa Fran
cisco, and Colonel 8. G. futile, OF Norfolk at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Congressman 8. Hooper and Dr. Hooper, of Mas.
sachusetts ana Paul r. Shipman, OF Louisville KY,
are at the Brevoort House.
General J. B. Suits and General w. @. Lewis, OF
North Carolina, ana MAJOR J. Cassell, OF Pittsburg
are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General TrumDull, OF Illinois; DR.. Moorhead, OF
Pennsylvania, and Surgeon Case, OF the United
States Navy are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Major Martin, Of Waterbury, Conn.,; DR.. Nicholson.
OF Delaware, and J. r. Andrews, Of Toronto, are at
the st. Julian Hotel.
Judge w. D. Shipman, Of Hartford; Colonel II.
Lipptt, Of Providence Frank Pearson OF the United
states frigate Franklin; Frank Blair OF Savannah,
and General Charles s. Pearson, Of Boston, are at
the HOFFMAN House.