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BINaHAhToN, N. "; Feb. 12,-The
charter election of this city and of
Broome county took place to-day
JabeE Price, Democrat, was elected
Mayor Of Binghamton city by $50 ma.
jortty. The vote on the other city can
dtdates was more evenly divided, the
Democrats having a majority on the
Assessors vote of about IS. The citv
gave majority of 70 for McKeon, Re-
publican, Tor Secretary of State in No
vember last. The election in the town
OF Binghamton showed a Republican
majority and a Republican gain, Other
towns voted as follows: Barker, Che.
mango, Collesville, Fenton, Leslie,
Main, Triangle, and Windsor went Re-
publican, and KulwoOd, Union and
Yesta went Democrat, or divided,
Three other towns are yet to be heard
ERWIN, N. Y, Feb. I2.-The world'a
special says: This town has lust elected
A. ]. Fox, Democrat, Supervisor. This
town gave Fenton so majority in 1866;
In 1867 Nelson, Democrat candidate for
Secretary of State, received Is majority,
a gain of65 In one year in a total vote
OF 367, and now Supervisor Fox is
elected by 25' majority, a gain of 10
more.
OeDENsBuRa, N. Y. Feb. I2.-The
Worlds special says: The election here
resulted in a Democrat majority Of 70,
gain since last election of over 300.
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From Alnhnmn.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia special to the
World from Montgomery, Alabama,
dated the 18th, says plan is on foot
here to secure one.half the registered
votes to carry the Constitution. The
real majority against it is about %, 900.
To-day orders were given to reopen
the polls in five counties for five days,
A circular OF questions has just been
issued to every registration board in
the State, the object of which is to Sc
cure answers upon which to reopen
the polls in other counties. The Presi-
dent of the Convention is in the CITY,
and, 1t Is understood, to purpose to issue
certificates of ratification OF the new
Constitution, and of the election of can
dates running under it.
The Governor issued circular this
morning exhorting the people to pay
their taxes, in order to Uphold the
credit of the State and keep up the
State Institutions.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Several steam
ships were seized to-day for violation Of
the internal revenue act.
Horace Greeley has been reelected
President of the American Institute.
U. 8. Deputy Marshal Newcomb Ia
heId Tor trial on a charge of receiving
a bride from counterfeiter to oondone
an offense.
The South workshop attached to the
House of Refuge, Randall's Island,
was burned last night. Loss 800, 600.
Legal proceedings have commenced
against Vultre, the defaulting Assistant
Cashier OF the American Exchange
Bank.
The Astor House will be closed for
thirty days after March LIST for extern
stve alterations and repairs. 1t Ia also
to be newly furnished.
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New YORK specInIr.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA Washington
special says: No official dispatch has
his resignation.
The Times special says that Ihad.
Stevens has prepared a strong report
recommending the preferment of arti-
cles of Impeachment by the House,
which he says he is determined to push
through the Committee at their meet
ing to-day. One OF the Democratic
members of the Committee expressed
the opinion, to-day, that Mr.. Stevens
report would be agreed to.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Herald's
st. Petersburg special. by mail, states
are superseded by Russian laws on
the subject.
The Herald's Agram special says !:
The Croatian Diet have decided upon
sending deputation to Pesth for the
purpose of coming to an agreement
with Hungary.
says: Last week two Turkish frigates
left for Crete with fresh troops and
stores. Aboard one OF the friRates
was an Aid-ds-camp OF the Sultan's,
bearer OF hrman granting the recent
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Destruction OF the Remnhn.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 13.-It ap-
pears that the revenue cutter Nemaha.
the destruction Of which has already
been announced, first took fire, and be-
ing loaded with powder, the hands
made haste to leave the vessel, though
furious gale was blowing at the time.
one OF the boats was swamped and two
men drowned. The remainder got
ashore, the other boats landing in the
marsh. Being drenched with water
they nearly persisted from cold, but by
walking briskly for mile, reaching a
farm house where they were humanity
entertained, they saved their lives.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to Daily Inte0tgemoer.
BALTIMORE. Feb. lS-Evening.
CATTLE,

BALTIMORE. Feb. ls-Evening.
CATTLE.
The offerings of cattle to-day amount
to only about $50 head. The market
opened active at about last weeks
prices, and at the closing of this report
all the offerings were sold.
SHEEP.
The market is we'll supplied with
sheep, and the demand is moderately
active, but at slight decline on the
quotations of last week. Sales during
theweek at 414a7c per h., gross.
HOGS.
The supply of hogs has been small,
and prices have advanced during the
week to 81 go per 100 lbs; sales of fair
to good fat hogs at 111falSc per h., net.
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FREDERICTON, Feb. 13.-The New
Brunswick legislature met to-day. The
Governor in his speech says the reve-
nue. Is highly satisfactory, He recon-
mends the abolition of useless public
offices, and rigid economy in the pub.
lie service; also the adoption of meas
ures to develOpe the resources of the
Province, and facilitate the settle-
ment of lands. He Furthermore re-
commends that the educational system
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From Havana,

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Herald's
Havana special, dated the 11th, saws
ManZan Rdvices state that a severe
drought Is retarding the tobacco
growth, and the probability is that the
crop will be half short.
Madame Ristori has received a letter
from the Emperor of Brazil, Offering a
free passage for herself and troupe to
Rio Janeiro, and also the use of the I'm
perial theatre in that capital.
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From san Ernnc,acn

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.-The steam
er, Golden City, from Panama, arrived
to-day.
The San Francisco vallego & Hum
DO. DIT Bay Railroad Company has
been Incorporated with a capital of
10000, 600. They propose to build a
railroad from Valllego to Eurka, Hum
boldt county.
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ST.: JOHNS. N. B., February ia
public meeting to sympathise with the
repeal movement in Nova Scotia is
determined on.
The local legislature meets to-day.
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NEW YORK, March soth. 1894

AesTs. Geo. G. Hto6el & o., Hudson, N. Y.
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aRA1AM
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mARKETs By TEl.EaKApu.
NEW YORK, February 10, 1858
REauLAR RRPnRr-

NEW YORK, February 10, 1888.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToE-Quiet and Irregular; sales
5000 bales at 201<a2lc for middlinR M.
lands, chiefly 2OKc.
FLoUR--Receipts 6,4l7 bbls; market
shade tirmer and in fair demand;
sales s, 700 bbls ct IS 4Oa9 80 for supertiue
state and western; SO sOalO so for extra
state; SO 60a11 so for extra western;
Sl2 75a15 90 for white wheat extra; SO SO
ala GOfor round hoop Ohio; $40 4Oal2 90
for common to good st. Louis; Sl2 OOa
Is so for good to choice extra do; market
closing quiet. California FlOur-Firm-
er; sales 1890 sacks at Sl2 5Oa13 rs via
Horn; Sl4 25 via Isthmus. Rye Flour
Quiet and a shade 6rmer; sales $50 bbls
at 81 50a9 80. Corn Meal-Quiet: sales
so bbls at IS so.
WHIsKY-Nominal.
MISUNDERSTANDING $500 bush;
market firm; sales I6, 600 bush at 90 ii
for No. 2 Chicago; 90 SO for Port Wash
ington and winter red Pennsylyanin on
private terms. Rye-Quiet. Barley
Scarce and firm. Malt-Very firm;
sales $500 blu at 81 95a2 90. Corn-Re
ceipts "a. 234 bu; market without decided
change; sales SO, 900 blu at 27al 90 for
new mixed western afoat; 81 25Al %
for new yellow, Jersey; 81 25al 80 for
new white southern 81 80 for western
yellow afloat. OAts-Receipts 16 $50 bu
market a shade lower; sales 25, 500 bu at
841zc for western in store; SOC afloat.
GRocERIEs-Rice-Qu and firm
at 10Hallc for Carolina. Coffee-Quiet
and firm. SugRr-Firm; sales OF 700
bids Cuba at l2<al4<; 800 boxes Ha-
vana at IL 1-16al2A, Molasses-Firm
and quiet.
HoPs-Quiet at 15a6Oc for American.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at lie for crude:
A3<c for refined in bond,
PRoV1sIoNs-Pork- heavy:
sales 1850 bbls. at $50 37a22 so for
old mess: closing at S22 SO regular;
S23 15s235 So for new do; closing at S2S so
regular; SIS 25als so for prime; SO 90
a2O 90 for prime mess; also !, $50 bbls
new mess at S23 56a23 81, seller, March.
Beef-Steady; sales $50 bbls. at Sl3 GOA
10 90 for new plain ;ness; SIS 5Oa2O 20
for new extra mess $50 tierces at S33 90
ass 90 for prime mess; S37 25a4O 90 for
India mess. Beef Hams-Quiet; sales
of 300 bbls at S2s 5Oa32 25. Cut Meats
for shoulders; 13Aal4<c for hams.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer; 9Xa10k for
western; 1ONa111S for city. Lard
Quiet and heavy; sales of $50 bbls at
14a15c, latter an extreme. Bacon
Firm; sales of $50 boxes at 1O<ullc for
Cumberland cut; 13Hal32<c tor short
clear; 121za12Nc for long clear and
BUTTER-In good demand at 42a52c
for State;
CHEEsE-Dull at 11a15o.
DRY GOODS.
In cotton goods the market is excited
and prices firmer, and still tend up
ward, particularly for favorites of
bleached aud unbleached Inuslins,
which are very scarce. Atlantic A
sheetings quick at 171zc; do 81 lie; Pa
14c; do v 131<c; do drills l5<c. Stark
A brown shirtinEs 161c; Lyman G tic;
Pepperell o 13c; do N 12c; Bedford r &c;
Pittsfield stripes s7<c; Cardiss ticks, So
inch, ,27zc: Forrestdale bleached lie;
MasonviIle zoe; Amoskeag lSc; Smith.
field Q 131Sc; Fancy Hope I41<c; Ed.
Harris 1611c; Attawanghan No. /, 16Xc;
Utica, Sd, S5c. Stocks are very much
! broken, and very sharp buyers find it
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Fire

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Richardson's
Parafine Works in Brooklyn, exploded
last night. James Braugh was burned
TO death, and two other men were seri-
ously, II not fatally injured.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Admira
Engle died last night, aged 60 years.
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NEW YORK. January II, 1884.
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The Latest News.
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BY the Union Line.
ONCE. corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
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difficult to supply their wants, even at
the rapidly advancing prices. Prints
are active, and still tend upwards.
Apart from domestic cotton, other
classes of goods are comparatively
quiet, and press very low.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons 80,
my; do. '64, 1925; do. IS, new los;
10. 4Os and 7S0s, unchanged.
MONEYS per cent.
STERLING-UnchanE
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.u16TuON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vA a41A,
pIT REAL ESTATE IN COnlNG5ti ro,,:
" DIE o.. pursuance OF decreee OF the ClrS CUT
SG a nf Allegheny county rendered at lts MaS
court ,sss and decree made In vacation RENDERED
Vel Tie stt day of August 1888 In cause nepehn,
1 on, ' in the Circuit Court OF Alleghany county
Ing Ing name of Callaghan, administrator &C. o gS
[GrnI,ngban,s heirs &c. The undersigned, coim ri
nissoner therein appointed for The purpose Wi
nroceed to sell at public auction to tne niRm uea
PidJer on the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBEh, i t.os
o,mmencing at IL o. clock A. 81, on the premises,
Tho REAL ESTATE situated In and ad3oinlns. t ~
tnvn of Coyington, belonging to tine nelTs ~ %
TaIlaghan, deceased, consisting OF ONE ~
TYP eACKE LOT In Covington. npon Wnich - d
GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINI con,
faining four rooms. a BRICK KITCHEN. am n1
STABLE Also, ONE QUARTbRr{A.1SJfSE1 n LG
in the town, containing on IT BRlSh AZ SI Nh
HGI-sE. Also, EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAM
Immediately east of and adjoining the present cor
nnrate limits and on the line Of the CoVlngton anu
ohio railroad which latter will be soln III LOIS -
anti nurcbasers. Also, THREE AIRES IhhEE
Rn6Ds and TWENTY-SEVEN POLES afloln-
inc the eighteen acres which latter Is heavily Tim,
bered A more accurate description Is not deemed
necessary. n.,o,+ "a dofrav
eynpnses Of sale; for the balance creuit VIII nc
Owen of SIX twelve, and eighteen months, Pur
chasers giving bond with good personal security;
and lien retained upon the property as adqlI,ona
security, n. D. I.', Irsionsr
SCI l3-d4t&Sw2t 1oHlHli9otoLlNI.
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The wife Of nobleman of Brescia re-
Gently gave birth to son, and the babe
was at once intrusted to a wet-nurse in a
neighboring village. Three months after,
the nobleman went out to the village, in
order to see his young son and heir. When
he arrived at the house of the nurse, she
held up to him pretty little girl. "Here
is your daughter" she exclaimed. "My
daughter" he cried. care you mad, wo-
man? Where is my son ?" After much
hesitation the nurse finally confessed that,
in order to obtain double compensation, she
had taken the babe to the founding hos
'pital in the hope that when she would call
there on the following morning for babe
to nurse at the breast, the Counts son
would be given back to her. To her great
disappointment, however, they gave her a
little girl. The nobleman now FASTENED to
the founding hospital and asked what had
become Of his son. Unfortunately it turned
out that his son had arrived at the hospital
together with another little boy, and the
superintendent Of the hospital professed
himself utterly unable to decide which of
them was the Counts son. The Count,
likewise, could not solve the problem, and
so he concluded it would be best for him to
take the two boys with him to Brescia, and
bring up both Of them as his sons.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, September II, lS6

WASHINGTON, September II, 1868.
The excitement over the Maine election
has subsidized, and dullness reigns once
more. The call for meeting of Congress
on Monday next produces no particular ac'
tivity, and parties who are looking with IN
terest at o renewal Of the session are PEI
fectly undecided whether they Will nave
their wish or not. L may be that ~
rum Of the Senate will be present. eu. 'ne
probabilities are the other way. - "pon
the calling of the roll quorum. ooes "o.
respond, there must DC an aoJouiniuo.n,
until December. They cannot wal, uh'ii
the serceant-at- arms drums up absent mem
bers. 49,,
I, tho interior counties OF the States voting
~ October. 1t is no less than trying to
nroyc that if Seymour is elected we will
have another war. That is one Of the main
points Of the arguments to the rustic Penn
sylvanians, and Blair's letter is held forth
as the certain indication of it. Prominent
Democrats here continue confident of success
in that State. If it is lost, (they admit, and
truly,) then all is lost.
Secretary McCulloch decided this after
noon, by virtue of the authority conferred
upon him in the new internal revenue law,
to postpone that provision Of the act requlr-
ing stamps for distilled spirits until the
second day of November next, and that
requiring the use of stamps on tobacco,
snuff, and cigars until the twenty-third day
of November. The designs for these stamps
have not yet been presented to the depart
ment. They will probably be printed at
~ hn
paratively nothing. If private parties get
hold of them thousands upon thousands OF
dollars will eventually be expended.
TIM0N.
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# your railroad directors could nave
infused within them something OF the t.
thusiasm. and go-ahead-ativeness o, os sm.o
concern, It would not be many years po,u
immense trains would be running 'n,ot =
from the Ohio to the Chesapeake. py W..
way, it may be pleasant tlaings v ~
neople to be assured that "ess snsaIa q
feels profound interest IN the CneSapu sao
and ob;o railroad enterprise. Even those sec,
ions ION along the route of the Baltimore ana
n t1:9 ra;rood are manifesting lively interest
~ Tho Baltimore road has now monop-
,Iv and charges exorbitant prices for way
Sreo;;gbt and travel. 1t costs US as much to
san5 q barrel of -four to Clarksburg, for ex-
ample. as is paid from Cincinnati to Balti-
more. seven times the distance. All
through the Kanawha Valley, and many
other sections, the new road is regarded as
the salvation of the country. A Radical
editor assures me that there will be no lack
of money to carry through this improve
ment as soon as the company in Richmond
demonstrates its ability to perform the
work.
| have been over the river among the
Ohio people, but heard little on any sub
iect but politics the whole State seems 10
be at fever-heat. In every village. almos,
every day there is a public discussion on: ~ IL
is impossible to predict the result out the
Dt The fruit crop in this region and in Ohio
j. very small. Merchants from IlttsDurs
and Cincinnati are Offering from three dol
ors n three dollars and half barrel tor
onnles on the tree. This is twice as much
as thew paid last year. So that we may
safely predict that fruit OF all KINDS Will
be high this winter. ~.