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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Nov.
EXCHANGE Firm and steady at LILO Off
buying, and lilo premium selling. fJW
FLoUR-OpeDed fairly active and firm,
and closed quiet and weak sales Of Spring
extras at seas. q lisA'I t
WHEAT - Fairly active, but unsettled
aud irregular; sales of Nm at 81 2lN1 n;
and closed at al I4Izal Is, ciosiug at the IN
side price; sales of No 2 since Change at
81 IA
CoRN-DaIl at 10 higher; sales No. lat
Sl@63c; No. at 76s 8 &c, and rejected at TIA
I6c, In store, clo-ing nominal, with buyers
Of No. at Sic: new sold at 46g50c ;lszles of
No. this n. a. 85c- .s.s rsD -a-
OATS Active al IIA9II1zc higher: sales
o. No i at 4794s5<c; rejected 4Gc, closing
at inside for No 2 40 go. m
RYE-UnsetLled and lower; sales OF NO.
at 81 lOGl 12M, clos ng with sellers at 81 O8.
BARLEY-Opened nrm and closed easier;
sales OF No. at 81 50l9l S.; rejected 81 200
store. -il*" y"
HIGHwIEEs-Inacti with buyers at
III Ol, on the spot, and sellers' this weeks
delivery at 81, gross.
PoRK-Duil and almost nominal at SIS so
as so for new aud old.
BAco S-Clear sides i5c; dry saited shout
ders l0c a lf
LARD-Quiet mt l6c for steam
CATTLE-In light demand at SO 5o94 s.
Tor common to prime Texan steers, and
~ SOg5 % for good cows and prime hhip-
Hoos-Duli and 1O@15c lower; sales at
% 75eg7 so for good to choice. 80 ft- 80
FREIGHTs-Dulf and unchanged. foi pf
REoEuHTs-for the past forty.eight hours,
1868 barrels -four, 1910 bushes whes,t;
q, 100 bushels corn; $3.50 bushels oats /
b,5o2 bushels rye; a, ,3g7 bushels barley. na
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NOaTd CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. N. c., November g.
Charlotte, Radical gain OF 176; large
Democratic gains in Mecklenburl
! County; Ketrells, Granville County
Democratic gain 40; Frauklinton
Democratic gain 20; Henderson Coun
~, Democratic gain IA; Wayne Coun.
| ty gives 81 Democratic majority. gair
of over 300; Wilmington. Radica
gain of 243; High Point, Grant 222
Seymour SO; Graham, Alamance
County, { vant 496, Seymour 30I
Wake Cou ty shows a Radical gair
as for as he d from. Durham, Or
ange County gives Grant ls9,f and
Seymour 405, Democratic gain.
Raleigh gives 6adical gain of 100;
Democratic gain in the county.
Halifax County gives small Demo
cratic gain. In Cabarrasas County
four precincts give Seymour 962. and
Grant 799. Hillsborough, Orange
County, has Radical gain of so.
Newbern and Kingston, Lenoc Couu-
", gives 437 Republicsn majority.
Heaton, Republican. for Congress has
436 majority. Beaufort gives Ill Re-
publican majority, Democratic gain
of II Moorehead City gives Re-
publican majority Of 4. New Berne
and Games City give Republican
majority Of ], ,S79. aosss.1 ss- = hns 81.
RALEIGH. N. G., November A.
The election yesterday passed of
quietly throughout the State The
returns come 10 slowly. Wake Couaty
gives Grant majority of 405 Dem
ocratic gain of 800 Devices, for Con-
gress, has a majority of 39l, Republi-
can loss of 578. Fran kiln County is
reported gone for Seymour by 200
majority, a, Demoeratiesga gain of 400
johnson County is reported gone for
Seymour by small majority. Bladeu
County shows a small Democratic
gain. Robinson County has Demo
cratic majority of 79, a gain of 443.
Edgecomb County shows ,184 Repub-
lican majority, Republican gain of 2.
Contest County has gone for Seymour
by so majority. gain of so. Warren
County shows q Republican majority
of 1000.
No returns have been received from
the Western Counties. and not enough
other returns to determine the result
in the State. The election of Scho-
der, Democrat to Congress, is con.
ceded by Republicans.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 4.
The Democrats claim. the State. for
Seymour The orntaq star esti
mates the .Repubiican majority at
8 900. The election Of Schober. in |
the 9th District, is regarded certain. |
His oompeIftor WAS Hon.R--- D..
den. The Democrats are also conf |
dent that Durham is elected in the |
9TH District.
The returns received here show a |
net Democratic gain on fhe Conven
tionai vote. of 5000. The Democrat
ic gain 10 Pitt County is 600, and 10
County over 400. .Rioh-
mond, Arson, Columbia. Wilson,
Nash. Wayne, johnson, Cumberland.
Sampson, Dunlin and sOnslow Coun-
ties all show Democratic gains. and
Meek enberg, Rowan and Uabarras
Counties show Republican gains,
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for Grant, Republican gain over the
October election of PA. Logan
G 1unty i OO8 majority for Grant, a
Republican gain over October of 184.
Williams County gives 500 majority
for Grant. Republican gain over
October of 1876 Lawrence County
], $40 majority for Grant, a Repnbll-
can gain over October of $40. Kuox
County gives Grant 150 majority for
Grant, a Republican gain over Ocfo'
ber OF 80. Jackson County gives
Graut $50 majority, Republican gain
over October Of 224 Van Vert
County gives Grant 116 majority, q
Repub biicar1 gain over October of go.
Allen County gives 707 majority for
Seymour. a Republican gain over o.
tober o 81.
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TENN :. sSEE.

MEMPHIS. Nov. An the difficulty
on Main Street, last night, Dan Earle
shot a German named George Rendel
heuber, from the effects of which be
died soon after. Earle was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
The Congressional election in this
District is still in doubt. As it now
stands, with McNairy County to hear
from, the indications are that the
contest lies between Leftwich Demo
craft and Smith, Independent Radi-
cal, } with the chances in favor of the
former. The election will be contest
ed, no matter what is the result.
Little has been received from AR
kansas in addition to that already
sent. Little Rock is claimed by the
Republicans by 1000 As far as
heard from. no disturbance has oc.
currcd in that State.
NASHVILLE, November 4.-No fur
ther news from the election in this
Safe, except the vote of Humphreys,
which gives a Democratic majority of
IL. The State has gone tor Grant by
a reduced majority.
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NE W j EY.

TRENTON, N. j, November 1.-The
result in this State. 30 far as aseer-
tanned. figures up about 4.500 ma
iority for Randolph. the Democratic
candidate for Governor. The Demo-
cratic Electors have about $500 zAa-
jority. 7
NEwARK, N. J., November A.
Returns very close and Incomplete
Seymour carries the State by about
/ GOO msjority, and Randolph, Demo
cratic Governor, by about 2 300. The
Senate has II Democrat,and 8 Repub-
lican members. The Assembly has
SO Democrat and % Republican MEM
bers The Democratic majority IN a
Joint ballot is z, which will send a
b mocrat to the Senate in place Of
Frelinghuysen Moore, Republican
candidate for Congress, is elected in
the First District, by about 1900 ma
jority; Hill. Republican, is 100 ahead
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HAVANA.
Intense Excitement throughout the
Stata-Business uspended-TP0Ops
insufficient TO Suppress the Rebel
lion.

HAVANA. Nov. 3.-The whole
Island is in an excited state Busi-
ness Is prostrared on account OF the
distrust and alarm OF the people, The
Captain 66ueFdf strongly refiaent
A deputation of the leading citizens
who called on him were insuited by
aa officer of his household, and ..Ge
leaders ordered to Spain.
A telegram from the American Con-
sui, asking that a few United States
war vessels be sent there, was refused
transmission over the wires.
The Insurgents are 6 600 strong,
numbering many Spaniards. and their
cry is, Spain, Prim and Serrano, and
down with taxation" The troops
number 10000, and are acknowledged
to be tinsufhc eDt to repress the re-
belliOn. Lersundi has received ample
instructions from the provisional gov,
ernment. News by the Cadiz steamer
is anxiously expected.
HAVANA, November 4-The Hay
tien war vessels Petion and Salnave
have bombarded the port of Jerema
for three days President Salnave
commanded in person
The American, English, and French
| lowed Tor the removal of the women
and children, but the request was de.
nird. ard the bombardment COM
menced without further notice.
Many women and children were
killed All the houses in the city.
/ including tho Consular offices, were
| An attack was made by the land
i e.. 4 ~. - l..4 -
| failed.
A British man of war is on the way
to Jeremea to watch the proceedings
of the Haytien feet. and prevent the
violation of the rights of foreign
residents, for which they show little
| respect.
| Excitement against the America rs
is increasing. This hostility is caused
in part by the fact that the Haytien
Government was furnished with ITS war
vesst Is by American ship owners, and
that these vessels are manned by
Americans who do not refuse to exc
cute the cruel orders of Salnave. 1t
is expected that the bombardment of
Jacmel will soon follow. That place
is protected by batteries, in which
some good ordpance is mounted, and
if attacked, will make a resolute de-
fense.
S4nta Anna has arrived in San Do
mingo: He landed at Puerto P,ata,
but bad not decided whether to re-
main there or proceed to the Capital.
HAVANA, November 4-The fol-
lowing intelligence has been received
from Venezuela: General Plaza had
been elected President of Bolivia
General Monagas was sick and his
life was despaIred of. The National
Convention was discussing a decree
to appoint an acting President.
| General Sutherland has agreed to
surrender the threq vessels of war
remaining In his possession, aud leave
| the country. r.
It is reported that the two parties,
/ the Gados and the Liberals. who
united to overthrow President Tai
con, are quarrelling, and a serious
breach is threatened. F4
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MIS- SOURI,.

ST.. LOUIS, November 4-Charitou
County is reported at 100 Democratic
majority. The Republicans claim il
by 200; 1t was a tie in 1866. Holt
County official gives Grant majority
of 938. gain of 221; McClurg's ma
jority is 887, a gam of 10. Phelps
County gives Grant a majority of 124,
a gin OF 121 McClurg's majority is AZ.
Marion County. with two precincts TO
hear from, gives Grant 3 majority, a
gain of 48. Cole County gives Grant
ITO majority. a loss of AZ McClurg's
majority is rs. loss of II. Shelby
County gives Grant a majority of 262
loss OF 8. MeClurg's majority is
235, loss of SO. Grundy County
gives Grant majority of 900, a gain
of 139. McClurg's majority is 790, a
gain of 30. Lewis County is very
close; both parties claim it by from
10 to 15 majority; If gave 211 Radical
majority in 1866 Morgan County is
Over 100 majority tor Grant:
it gave 81 Republican majority in
1866. Boon County is reported to
have gone Republican. johnson
County is now reported at so for
Grant. a gain of over 300 Buchanan
County gives Grant $50 majority; all
the Republican county officers and
two members Of the Legislature ere
Negro suffrage gets a small
majority.
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By TeIegraph.I 81. LOUIS, Nov. 4
ToBACCo-Stiffer but not higher
CoTToN-5sles of ordinary 81 2lc and .ovy
midd ing at &c. r. - Z
FLoUR-In better feeling and prices are
stlner; 81 2595 90 for Sprf ng supeffine. 9f n
$50 OO for Fall do; s. 25M6 so fors5Drfa0
and Fat extra; So 00sg6 SO for Sprlng and
FaiI Xxx: 81 259p9 so for do. Xxx SO OOls
Sl2 90 for fancy family. 10y.
WHEAT-Fancy grades are stiff but ALI
other qualities a8e dull and droODfng I.
prime 90 choice red and white rance Al
81 40gl 30; fancy 81 9042 90: Spring 81 ii
(gSl ~ for No. l.
GoRS-Duil at sl9sSc for yellow and
oAATs-Firmer and higher, but very slow
BARLEY EY-Pr1ceS favor buyers: prime IN
chQise Iowa 81 6G@I 50; fancy Minnesota
81 l0g2 %. -" ~ :
RYE-Firm at 81 O5al OF.
PoRK-Opened at SO 90, but closed at
s29 -.
sides lS149ISHc.
lSGl9c for key.
81 o. Nv
CArrLE-In large supply ard Hight de-
mana; butcners are paying 8el55<c; choice
shipping are Dominal at 5t<a6Lc. - go.
HoGS-Range AZ 61SMT5zc gross. Ii HR.
go busheIs.; corn, 3, $40 bushels; oats, Is1JU
b1sheIs; barley, 1900 bushels; r. 9, 2,7O0
bushels. i-l.- 100
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CAL FoRNIA.

SAN FRANCIsco, Novemb Der 4-The
State returns are msagfeI .The Re
publicans claim the State for Grant
by small majority unless sgreat
frauds have been perpetrated In the
southern counties by the Democrats;
The Mornfa0 Ct1H { Democratic,
claims the State BY, 3 lO0Q TO 3 900, and
that johnson and Axtef1e are elected.
The Democratic majority in the city
is 1900. The municipal contest GEN.
tered on Chief of Police, and CroBly
(Republican,O was elected by about
1000 majority.
oregon returns show large Repnb-
lican gains, with hopes of carrying
the'State. n4l4 le1-4g4
Nevada is conceded Republican.
The steamer Constitution, from
Panama, arrived last night. n 80 = -
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov 4s-The Re-
publicans carry california BY small
majority, about 1000 to 1900. Ak
tell. Democrat, Is elected TO Congress ;
Sargent. Republican, and Hartshorn,
Republican, are probably elected to
Congress- asiW 1tGt18 ea5 znf1gs
Nevada gives 1000 Republican ma
jority. Fitch, Republican, is elected
to Congress. Rsvess E.
Both parties claim the State of Or
egoE, but the result will remain in
doubt until the eastern portion of the
8 ate bas been heard from The re-
turns indicate large Republican gains.
SAN FRANCIsco, November n =
The steamsh D Japan sailed for Hong
Kong. via Yekahomo, to day, with
$780,O00 In treasure and fl paSsen
gers. syr-s-rsrrxra ss.aessssssrrs-s -
The flag of the Society of California
Pioneers is at half mast to-day m
respect to. the me morys of the late
r. z. Pegkins, ex Postmaster of San
EranclscO. 4rr.errr.r q. --.s e--.-r
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OlnclnnntI Marset.

By TeleEraph.I CI.seTEHAr1. Nov. 4.
FLOUR unchanged. lsy4-I .grT 4 .rf
WHEAT-Unchanged. T.sa fIIt stt '-ao
tORS-Dull at 95c Tor old ear, and 0O969c
for new do. r.fsrs rETaT 81 90
OATS Steady at 576s5Sc. n cd p 1Ias .sff l8ssn
RYE Duh and declined 10 81 20. sf8 4ur q
BARLEY-Uneettled and prices nominal.
CoTTo&-Firm at 231zc for mtddling.# E't
WHISKY-CIosed frmer; sales at 81 020
81 o. holders are cOntentifng for higher
prices. aW .Ts.E
BACON = Is held higher because IL IS
sc lrce; clear rib sides sold al NE and
clear are held at l84c; the deInaud is ligfl /
but the stock is In y smaff cOmpa
LARD-Dull, with but II tile 1emand the,
new. i- .il
No green meats Offering; prices are nom
inal. the weather ~ 100 warm Tor curing. Z
FGGS-Scarce aRd firm at 3Oc. \.
BUrTER-5teady; fresh 36s3Sc.
> OILS-LInseed dull at 81; petroleuFz dull
at 2S93Oc for refined.
GOLD-l3Z5< buying. ..r serlif bi4a ~ Z
MoSEY--Market C ose at l09I2 per cent.
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1875. 1I9
Only one murder is reported in Memphis
on election night. 5ltsy q
The steamship Cuba arrived from Liver
pool wednesday. The Cambria and Ta7i
arrived from Europe Tuesday night.
An Irish woman named Margaret Muir
ply killed her negro paramour In New
York on Tuesday night.
The Court Of Appeals at Richmond has
refused new tr1al In the case of Peter
Phillips, senterced to be hung for the
murder of his wife. aEz
An attempt was made to rob the Manu-
facturers' and Merchants Bank, New
York, Tuesday night by burglars. The
j4nitor was knocked down, an aIsrm wa
given and the burglars fed. s- -4
Secretary Mccullough on Wednesday
appointed q batch Of storekeepers1 In OHIO
ana Hi .Ois. number of Internal Rev.
enue officers were also appointed tor CALI
fornia and Iowa. l-
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OHIO.
election ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fire

@za sGf.z~E
Cn,crxNArr, No4ember 4AsJJaeK
son G9unty. Grant 1450. majority; Re
puoiica1 gain 224 Washington
.Cougty. Grant 600 majority; Republi-
can gain 355 Ross County, Seymour
400 majority; Republican gain Z50
Meies County, Grant ,551 majority /;
Republic q gain 470. atn sFRsaEfgfs
AnglaZe County complete, gives a
Repssalcaa gain of 217 over October
Campbef1 County gives Seymour
135 majority a Democratic loss of 935
The Institution known as the
Widows Home. ong Mount Auburn,
was destroyed by brs this morning
Loss about, $50, 900; insured for
s25, 600. -. - -
TOLEDO. November 4s-The Repub
licans fred 200 guns to night, IN honor
ol yesterdays victory. sfa a@s ~
COLUMBUS, o., November NO
Efa lCL,nnty gives 800 majority for
G,ut. Republican gain over Octuber,
I.5a .asugfaise, /, ,46f majority for
Gecmour: Repnblican gain over Octo
Ier 2I7. Harrison, $40 majority for
Grant: Republican gain over October,
ia Meigs County, 1921 majority
tof Grant; Republican gain over De.
fcber 123. Lake County. 1920 ma
i9Tiivs for Grant; Republican gain
aver October. 40; Gearga, 2.452 ma.
7o,;tv Tor Grant; Republican gain
.5oyeT October, 40; Wold, 1,064 ma.
;a-itv Tor Grant; Republican gsin oyer
4, asSt.sr. @255. TrumbulI. 3,QE ma.
igrify for Grant; Republican gain
over October, 800.
Guernsey County gives 798 majority
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
new York MarKos.

!
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
CorroN-Steady and more doing; sales o
2,yOO bales, at 2512c for nniddling upiands.
FLoUR-Rec fptS 1898 barrels. Lht
| market opened a shade firmer. and
closed duff and declinfng: sales or a..
700 barrels at s5 9006 35 for supernne State
So 4OS7 IS for extra pS esteTn Te ter IS s e
Ior white wheat extra: 81 25d9 3 for r. III. .
y. ~ 50q9 SO for extra 81. Louis; $40 O0al4 90
sales of 800 sacks at s6 75alO 90. Rye flour
sseady; sales of 400 barrels, at IS 91a7 s.
| 81 SoES Pl MEAL-Q quiet; sales Of 100 barrels
MHEAT--sI 559l IS for No. 2 Spring;
ccioeslng with sellers at the inside price
and 2 Spring mixed s2 As for choice white
Mlchlgan; " 10 for Canada Spring in
RYE-Duni sales of 100 bushels at 81 ~
@1 A. for Western; 81 As for State.
BtAR5L;E6To-Qniet; !; x sales of 1000 bushels OF
BARLEY MALr-Quiet,
CoRS-heceipts, l., ,233 bushels: dull and
81 lO9I 13 for unsound; si I4saI III tor s
sound mixed Western.
OATS = Receipts, Il, 100 bushels; a shade
easier; sales OF 4s'OO0 bushels at 761<c for
LEATHER : Hemlock sole firm; good
WooL-Quiet; sales Of I28,OOO pounds at
43957c for domestic fleece. 746g47c for pull
ed 57<e for tubbed, and 4Sc for canada.
CoFFEE-Quiet and nrm.
sUGAR-steady; sales OF 400 hhds. Cuba
at ll9I21zc. ~'-ST
MOLASSES Firm and quiet ---
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 16I<aI7c for erude /
and 291zc for refined in bond. N'
HoPS-Qaiet at I5d25c for American
OIL-Lioseed steady at 95cQSI.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--Quitt at 44fa44ILc /
PoRK-A shade nrmer, with mod erafe 1
demand; sales OF 300 barrels at 81 OOa /
SZI % for mess; closing at 81 10 REGULAR. |
81 3 for old do; S23 0O@24 25 Tor prfu1e: /
S23 5Og26 so for prime mess.
bEEF-St9Q0Vs f1F 1
49,
BEEF HAMs-Quiet at s2s O0aa SO.
CUT MEATS-Du1l; sales of T4O packages
At II g ll1se for shoulders; l2@ I61Sc for
MIDDLEs-Quiet and UNCHANGED II1A |
LARD-Quiet and steady: sales of 45O |
tierces at l714c for steam, aud l71<9l71Sc for
x ettle rendered
BUTTER steady at 259S6c for Ohio; AOa.
JOc for stale. T.-. III y
CHEESE-Quiet at I3QISc ta
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool lower with en- /
zagements for 1000 bushels of wheat per i
'teamer at I'd: I,5OO barrels OF flour al 81 81 !
per sail, and 3s per steamer. 'IAl' 77lTT
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New orleans marker.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. T.
COTTON E1 sier at the opening, and sitter
at the close: IN middltngs ZJ5< 92lc; sales 0.lOO
bales; receipts 1905 bales.
STERLING -44M44Z.
NEW YORK @TGHT-A01s discount.
SUG 4R-FIFmer; tatr 1i1zc; prime llAc5
yellow clarified 15d15Hc-
MoLASsES-F fair 75c; choice 90c.
FLoUh-DdH and dfcilnedi supernne at
So 50; treble extra 81 70. ---- -,
CoRN-Supply light; new Doc; old 81 4os A
OATS--Quiet, at bJc. ...... - 49,.
BRAN-Steady, at 81 30 --.t z 81 a@lA
HAY The market rs Leariy bare. aty aSly
J1oRK-Q uiet and firm, at $50 90 - W
BAOON-Fhe market Is nearly bare a d
prices firm: shoulders f45<c; ibis ~ I9c;
clear SIZES I954g2Oc. f 'tfH = ~
-IARD-Tne supply Is lights tierces cIofn
1870; keg 2Is<922c. Hfl risFiS
COFFEE-FIrm and UNCHANGED. - 9iHr fD
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, November A.
The negro counties of Alabama.
which give Grant a majority. have
been nearly all heard from. The ma
jorities. it is thought by the Demo-
Gratis. can Re easily overcome in the
white counties. They seem very con-
fdent that the State of Alabama has
gone for Seymour and Blair by de-
cided majority
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New YORK, Nov. 4-The Herald
says of Fthe candidate the Demoe
I 4aeyz eetecseda ato carry their standard !:
Nothing but defeat was to be expected.
and we suppose not even tbs most
sanguine member OF the party antici
pated any other termination than the
election OF Gen, Grant Let us have
peace. i his motto, aud we look now
to see these ords converted into#acts,
to see the olive branch substituted for
the sword in the Southern States;
Ifuegro upremacy quietly superseded,
and such measures adopted as will
create harmony out OF discord in the
general and fruitful portion of our
country scomprised in States now suf-
fering from a mistaken and vindictive
policy. And we look hopefully to
this. that after the 4th of March next.
there will be a check upon the mon
strous cDrruptions which prevail in
all the Departments of the Govern
ment; that economy shall succeed ex-
trayaeassee-. -.inz1Ahe. disbursement of
public funds; that the public debt
shall be reduced as rapidly as possi-
BILE, and that the taxes which press
upon the people shall be made more
easy 10, bear. The people expect Gen.
Grant will accomplish all, this. =
The World says Tits not merely
as the representative of a beaten
party. pouring oil upon their wounds.
therefore, that we vindicate in this
the very erisiszaf ursmisforsnne,s and,
as we believe, of the cJuntry's calam-
ity, the ardor and courage but the
desperateness of our strhggle. Rather
Il.
hour, speaking for a party serenely
secnre az possessing tn future of our
country and Of moulding her mag
niicent destinies when itself shall
have been purged and moulded for
that imperial task, an unshaken and
and uushakeable zOen6danee. in its
persistent and undying truth, which
out of disaster will get discipline, out
of misfortune, patience and upeon-
querable courage: out OF bluuders, |
wisdom aud a ettled. will to this great |
work. Here and now, uron battle
field which has been lost, do we invite
beneath undishonored standards, the
youth and manhood OF our time
The Post says the election ls the
absorbing tOpiG of conversation IN the
city to-day; and the outrageous frauds
committed by Tammany leaders are
denounced by all honest men. The
fraudulent vote is estimated at .over
25OUO. fTbe, authorities have evidence
that l 800 illegal votes were cast, and
Hoffman 8 election will be contested.
New YoRK, Nov. 4-The under
signed sare of opinion that no public
exig .ney requires the attendance OF a
quorum OF the members OF Congress,
on the 10th inst.
/ E d. MORGAN,
RoBT G SCHENcK.
WAsHINGToN, Nov 4, 1868. =
eNRw YoEK, Now A-Green {Dem-
ocrat) IS elected to Congress IN the
Tenth District. over Van Wyck (Re.
pub icaD. by $50 majority. O. alltg d
fraudulent naturalization.
aaNEws sYoRKy- .Naxs-4s=-ReEised fg-
ures Of the election in his State up
to MIDI ght give s ymour ;, ,268 mS-
jority ii tie State.
The Tribune comedies the State to
Seymour By upwards of 500 and to
Fl ,ffmsn BY 20 OO0 1t claims the
Assembly Republ can by IS majority
The Hor d & ures Seymour's ma
jority sat 9743 and Hoffman's at
IL, ,9571 1t GAINS 4 Democratic m a
;,.v; II. Aha A aaasaa h