The weekly clarion., 1869-11-11

NKw NoRK. Nov. B.--Later returns more
uniayorablo toE Republicans. The Tribune
estimates = In che SenatotMo Democratic and
IN The Assembly sixteen Democratic mgi0ri-
~. The Times puts the Assembly nc s0gon-
" democrats and hfty-elght Republican.
treasury detectives have cmptnrod n large
sooaeco stamp pcounterfeiting establishment.
ane prssonsrs ~ a asntSmenta Indicate wide
The Sioop-ot war Naniie has arrived from
hayu. her commander, Trrmott Abbot.
died OF yellow lever; also two Others.
.E SAs EEAsTlsoo, 80 us.o Nov. Tho America
Chinese and over one million in trenanre.
The locomotive has reached Gold Vfif.-
The whistle OF the locomotive wna anewer-
ed by whistles from yellow Jacket aud
Crown Point mines.
L0SDoS, Nov. 5.-Tho death Of the phi
lanthroplst, George Peabody, creates pro-
found sensation. Nearly all the morning
papers have obituary articles. The Iimcs
says:
The news Of Mr.. Peaboiy's death viii be
received with no common sorrow on both
sides Of the Atlantic. The sentiment of
regret will not be a mere passing tribute of
gratitude tc a munidcent benGfaotor. Mr..
Peabody through a long lie accumulated
manifold titles 20 be lamented. He was nn
ardent patriot, and was loved abroad ns
much aa at home. He was a New Highlander
who when the South was bowed down %
the dust stepped forward and claimed a
NAGnA W NAN wa 10 N8MNNNNN
yet he was honored by soycrelgns and prin-
ccs. He was profuse In his charity, Whloh
pauperized nobody. He was n phllmnfropiat
was liked as well as honOred. There
was nothing hard or narrow about hla phil
Ianthropy. lie simply did whatever good
NEw ORLEASs. Nov 6.-Cotton easier,
253S@25; sales ds0O balcs; receipts T.ied
sales. week. 30.4bO; receipts RrosA- aBslO8;
retail S4aSo e1porsS sosseign; 1'gsi ooSss ~.
l5@l5J@; prime l64@l7L; whisky duh
northern rcctined, old, III O@el ~; All
Others unchanged gold 81 ~ sterling 57af
Sight par q J6 discount.
NEw YORK, Nov. 5.-Cotton heavy at &c.
lower sales s,lO0, at 2Ost gold active a.
wASnrSaToS. NOS Nov. She following are
the latest returns frOm New York Melhou'H
majority win not exceed ten thousand. The
Senate win be Democratic, and the House
slightly Republican.
In Massachusetts, the House stands 55 pro-
hibltionists 70 123 licenseists.
In Kansas the Democrats carried Lenvch-
worth and AtchlsOn.
ocrats have carried Detroit by six hundred.
We have the following from New Jersy
Republican gained member In the assembly
In Hudson county.
In New Jersey the Democrats gain ono
Senator, and two ina the Assembly.
From Wisconsin; Fairehild's majority IN
estimated by the Republican STATE Commit
tee, at eight thousand; with the Legislature
about the same a. last year.
In Minnesota Austin's majority u catlma-
ted at 1900 % 1000.
New YORK, Nov. 3.--I.atest returns indi-
cate Democratic majority OF seven 20 ten
thousand. The Senate atahds ~ Democrats,
Is Republicans Democratic gain Of 2 in
the House. IL Is very close. Atpresent the
estimate stands House, Republicans, %
Democrats, 81, with seven districts doubtful,
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. .3.-kesult Of yestof-
days election In the Senate, Democrats 18;
Republicans 3. House, Democrats a8; Re
publicans {. The Democrats gain 4 on joint
ballot.
WHEELING. VA, Nov. 3.--In thlrty-nino
counties the lower House has Republicans
10; Liberal Republicans 3; Democrats n.
Eleven counties unheard from.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3.-Eyery precinct n
Democratic. Vote light. Majority In the
RALEIaH, n. C., Nov. 2.-rhe negro mill
tian excitement is unabatcd. A company
went 10 the upper part Of Wake county, and
are creating much disturbance, making
threats and Insulting females.
A party waited on the Governor to-day on
the subject, but got no satisfaction.
The militia are all negroes even % the Of
ficers.
A collision Is considered inevitable unless
these troops are Withdrawn, for she people
are wearied almost past endurance.
Rejecting citizens condemn the whole
movement as unnecessary aud unwlse.