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The New York herald., 1869-11-04
THE ELECTIONS.
EEW YORK STATE.

Up to the hour OF going to press this morning 80
few returns had been received outside Of this city
and Brooklyn that 1t was not possible to make up
table Of the vote by counties. II seemed evident,
however that the democratic majority In the state
Is larger than was at nrst supposed. Saratoga
county, which was estimated to give q repubIi.
can majority OF 700 gives less than 200,
while In Columbia county the of1clal figures
show democratic maj ority OF COS, instead of 500.
as was at nrst estimated. Tho democratic candl.
dates for Secretary OF state and Comptroller are
elected by probably not less than IT, 900 majority.
With regard TO the other candidates on the state
ticket, their majority seems to be considerably
larger, the increase coming almost entirely from
New York and Kings countless In the latter OF which
Judge Lott. for the Court OF Appeals has majority
5000 larger than either Nelson or Allen.
The state Senate Is certainly democratic by a ma.
joty OF Two, which Will be increased to four II the
republican candidate is defeated in the Oneida dig
trict The Assembly will probably be democratic BY
four to six majority, allowing for the doubtful can
ddates.
Nothing definite has been heard from the amended
constitution, but 1t has undoubtedly been rejected.
The judiciary article has, however, been possibly
adopted.
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TIRE ELECTIONS IN O7HEa STATES.


TRENTON, Nov. 8, 1862
the result OF the election In this State for mem
bers OF the Legislature IL as follows:-In the Senate
l3 hold over. OF whom are democrats and repub-
licans. Eight were elected yesterday. OF whom 4
are democrats and 4rspubcans. as follows:-Dem0-
crats-Unon county, q gain; Monmouth, Somerset
ana warren. Republicans-Camden. Essex, -Giou-
cester and Salem. The Senate now stands-Demo-
Gratis, l3 republicans. 5. Democratic majority, Ga
gain OF 1.
The House stands-Democrats 80: republicans,
81. The democrats gain one each In Salem, Cum.
bcrand, Passaic, Essex and Burlington. The re-.
pubcans gain one each in Mercer. Hudson and
Union. Democratic majority In the House six
gain OF three: democratic majority on the joint
ballot, IL.
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TIE PLAINS.

etnge Coach Communication Between Dem
vcr and the Pacific Railroad-Indian
Omtrnges In Arizonn.
DENVER, Nov. g. $780,
Under new arrangement with the Kansas Pacific
Railroad Company, J. Hughes Co. will commence
running triweekly line Of four.horse coaches be.
tween this city and Cheyenne Wells, to connect with
sralns on the Union Pacific Railroad, commencing
OH the 10th inst
On tho goth ult. the mail coach from Tucson, Ari
Sona while on the way 10 santa Fe, was fred Into
~ Inoians when near Mesilla. Fortunately no one
was injured: Later on the same evening the
lncians Killed horse near MesIlla.
sn sne1'can W. n was murdered by two soldiers belong.
Snk " tno lnlrty eighth United States Co0red
oelden. Wv A''s 1'sA10' AoA'
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Religious Anniversary Mt Columbus.

Religious Anniversary mt Columbus.
COLUMBUS, Nov. g. 1869.
The closing exercises and anniversary OF the Insti.
tute OF the Methodist Episcopal Church were of the
most interesting character. The whole occasion has
been marked with success and distinguished through
out by great interest deep spirituality, valuable
tage to the multitude who have attended the exer-
clses. Fraternal telegraphlc messages were ex-
changed to-day with the National Baptist Sunday
ing much sympathy in the common work Of both
bodies.
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NEW YORK.

Tho Albany and Susquehannn Railroad Case
Decision of the Supreme Court.
ROCHESTER, Nov. g. 1850.
Tho decision Of Judge Johnson, OF the Supreme
Court, was nled to-day In the matter Of the Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad Company. 1t requires
sne IeCeivsr 10 pay, nrsl Inc cuIrens expenses OF
company's bonds, as we'll as the Albany city bonds
loaned the company; third, 1t authorizes the pay
ment to the receiver OF the balance due the company
from the Mechanics and Farmers Bank Of Albany,
or from any other bank or person. The receiver is
not authorized to borrow money the credit OF tho
company without special authority from the Court.
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General Prim on the Cabinet
Policy Of Spain.
English Advice to Pope Plus
the Ninth.
A French Hint to Count Bismarck
and Germany.
SPAIN.

General Prim tho Cabinet Crisis and
Throne QuestiOn-ItaIy Not Popular.
MADRID, Nov. 8, 1862
General Prim to-day presented to the Cortes the
members Of the reconstructed ministry. He
explained that the question Of the royal oanddature
was the cause OF the ministerial crisis, and added
that the attitude Of the unionists hndered solu.
ton OF the question. He declared that the govern
ment would remain faithful to the principles OF the
revolution.
It is reported that Admiral Topete Minister Of the
Marine, insists on resgning his portfolio but Gen.
era Prim declares he Will leave the Cabinet II the
Admiral resigns
The opposition to the Duke Of Genoa is still 30
large ana determined that It is feared there Is
chance or his election.
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NIassacllnsetfA.

BOSTON, Nov. 3, 1880.
Additional returns from the Massachusetts, election
do not vary the result indicated in the dispatches Of
last night The vote for Governor In 25s towns
stands-for Clafin, 6s, ,638; Adams al 800; Chamber
lain, 12,sOo. Clanln leads Adams over $1,000.
SO far as known the Legislature stands 14l repub.
licans, 40 democrats and 10 labor reform; the
Senate, 30 republicans, democrats and labor
reform 1t is estimated that the House stands rs for
prohibition and 1873 for license. Brooks republican,
Is elected to Congress In the Seventh (Boutwell's
district by 5000 majority over saltonsta democrat
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| Brooklyn City and Kings County Oniccrs

Brooklyn City and Kings County Omcers
Elected.
The following ia the list OF officers elected to
county and city offices in Kings county and Brook
lyn additional TO those published yesterday
ALDERMEN.
Ward. Ward.
1-Charles Miller, dem. l3--Henry Harman, dem.
3-Abaia b. Thorn rep. ia. Cunningham, dem.
81. NJ. Clancy, dem. 17-Chas. b. Elliot dem.
I'D. 8. Stewart. rep. 10 Walter rep.
9-John McGroaty, dem. 21-F. Weeks, rep.
11-Lemuel Burrows, rep.
Tho republicans have gained one In the Board OF
Aldermen by the election OF Burrows. republican,
over Richards democrat, in the Eleventh ward.
The Common Council now stands-Democrats, Il; F;
republicans,
THE SUPERVISORS
elected do not change the political status OF that
Board, which stands as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Is;
republicans, I. The members elect are as SUBJ
joined:-
Ward. Ward.
Pr. Nelson, dem. III. L. Murphy dem.
4-E. A. Kemeyer, dem. 16-lIenry Wills, rep
6-W. j. Osborn. dem. 18-JameS Fletcher, dem.
8--Charle5 B. Elliot dem. 20-J. w. Harman rep.
10-J. Duffy, Ind 22-James Hall, rep.
12-Thomas Sheridan.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Election Returns-Both Houses Of Legislature
Republican.
WHEELING, Nov. 8, 1869.
Thirty counties In the State give the follow.
Ing result for House Delegates fifteen;
liberal republicans, nine; democrats, twenty one.
The eleven counties to hear FROM tho democrats es-
innate will elect three republicans, four liberal re-
plblicans and four democrats. According to this
estimate the House win stand-Republicans lnclud.
returns from the remaining eleven counties may
change this estimate. The Senate will stand about
eighteen republicans to four democrats. Eight OF
the republican Senators are regarded as liberal.
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Died.

GARGAN.-0n Wednesday, November 8, WILLIAx
GARGAN. IN the 6ith year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20.
attend the funeral from the residence OF his son-tn-
law, Michael Duane No. 10 Hester street, on Friday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
GRAHAM.--Suddenly, on Wednesday, November 8,
CoRSKLIA GRAHAM widow of David Graham, and
daughter or the late Robert Hysop.
Notice OF the funeral given hereafter
For other Deaths see Eighth Iuge.l
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VIRGINIA..

Tho State Fair at Observation-Disclosures Of
Returning Prosperity.
RICHMOND. Nov. 3, 1869.
Tho great success Of and interest manifested by
the farmers IN the State Fair Is regarded here as
the best sign OF the returning prosperity Of the State.
There were quite 600 people at the grou nds, who
were nearly all Virginia farmers ana citizens from
other States. Tomorrow will be the city peoples
over 200 blood horses were In line. Hotspur, Q
Philadelphia horse, won the 5000 prize given BY the
society for the fastest trottIng The display OF agr
cultural implements s better than was ever had here
before. Commissioner Capron, OF the United States
Agricultural Bureau, arrived here to-day.
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THE NEw DOMINION.
Opening Of tho Ontario ParIianeus.

Opening Of the >Qntarie ParIianeus.
TORONTO. Nov. 8, 1889.
The Parliament Of ontario was opened this after
noon BY Governor Rowland. In his speech he refers
to the abundant harvest the activity in manufac
lures and railway enterprises, the increased and
increasing demand for labor and the of the
measures taken to promote emigration. He recon-
mends increased efforts and expenditures to induce
still larger emigration TO Ontario, and announces
that the provincial revenue the past year has been
more than adequate 10 the demands. The Governor
also advocates prudent advances from the public
chest TO reclaim the swamp lands OF the Province BY
drainage.
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NAVAL INTelLIGEscs.

the following oficers have been ordered to the
Mian,onomoh:-Lie Commander william @.
Wise; Lleutcnants John 8, Newell and J. X. Rags.
dale; Masters James H. Dayton, william Watts,
L. +. sproat and Nicholas Andersoni Ensign X J.
fngersoil; Surgeon Newton L. Batosj Assistant Sur.
geon Dwight Dlckenson and Passed Assistant Pay
master William w, Woodruff.
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ENGLAND.

The State Church and Church OF Rome.
LONDON, Nov. 8, ls6o
Rev. Doctor Temple, recently appointed Bishop ol
Exeter. In reply to an address, expressed the hope
80 at as bishop he might know nothing Of parties
In the Church. but cooperate with all.
The London Times to-day, In an article on the In
nuence OF Rome. says
The Catholic Church must be Withdrawn from
undue Roman prep0nderance and the city Of Rome
from ecclesiastical domination. II is only BY ceas.
Ing to be an Italian sovereign that the Pope can
aspire TO become universal POnttn.
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N,w York County Ticket,

The following are the county officers elected on
Tuesday last In this city:-
Justice OF Supreme Cotrt-John r. Brady dem,
JtdJes or Superior CO,at-John Ii. McCunn, J, j..
Freedman and James Q. Spencer, dems.
Judge OF Court or Common Pleds-Frederck w.
Loew, dem.
Judge or Marine Court-Michael @. Gross dem.
iStirO0nte-Robert c. Huchings, dem.
RecOrdef'-John X. Hacket dem.
District AttOy1aeD-Samue b. Garvin, dem.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Roche, dem; Henry Smith,
rep, to be appointed on second highest vote.
Coroner-Wiam Schirmer. dem.
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OHIO.

Arrest of Mike McCoole, the Pugiiist, at Gin.
cinnRt.
CINCINNATI. Nov. g. 1859.
Mike McCoole was arrested to-day and taken be.
fore the Police Court and bound In the sum oil 900
not to engage In prize fight In Ohio.
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The Captain Generals Tour-spanish Fl.

The Captain Gcneraps Tour-spanish Fl.
HAVANA, Nov. 3, 1852.
Captain General Do Rodas will leave Havana to
night on tour OF inspection During his journey he
will visit Cienfuegos and other parts OF the island
The Captain General will be accompanied by his
secretary and stan, and will probably be absent
about ten days.
The rate OF discount OF the Spanish Bank has been
reduced to four per cent. The confidence OF the
merchants OF Havana in the stability OF the bank is
contnu lily increasing.
The steamer De soto sailed this afternoon for New
York.
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A.-Kuox,s Fau Hnta nre Now GAN IN

A.-Knox's Fall Hats nre Now s<All the
yo with gentlemen and "Knox's Furs" will be tall h0
so" with the ladies' The longer Knox continues in the busb
ness the rmer the hold he has upon those gentlemen who
fashionable stylish HA those ladies delight
He his business lie plsaao
all and does His goods just what they
70 and his customers sure q getting the article they
a oT p Inv We az q you who ~'h
and Fulton street. He will suit ycu.
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MONUMENT to GENERAL LYoN.-A monument TO
commemorate the fame OF the heroic General Lyon
Is to be erected In Lafayette Park, st. Louis, at
expense or $25, 000 The statue Is to be an eQues
TRAN and 1t has been suggested to from
New England granite, nasmuch as General Lyon
was native OF Connecticut. 1t ls to be completed
within four years,
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GERMANY.

Bismnrck on the Wnnc-A French Report.
PARIS, Nov 8, 1869.
The Constitutional OF to-day says that Count
Bismarck has lost q great portion OF his former
influence In German politics.
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HUNG

Parliamentary Tactics and State Politics.
PBsTu, Nov. 8, 1860.
II Is said that NJ. Deak will soon form a new
reform party with policy differing from that Of
the present ministry.
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United States Omcials Exchange COurtesics
with the Captain General.
HAVANA, Nov. 8, 1859.
Admiral Poor, United States Navy. accom-
panied by American Consul Plumb, have exchanged
visits with Captain General do Rodas.
The steamships Eagle. from New York, and
Yax0o from Philadelphia, nave arrived here. the
former last evening and tho latter this morning.
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Kansas.

LEAvENwORTH, Nov. 8, 1859.
The democratic Ticket with but one exception, is
elected In this county by 300 majority.
ATCHIsoN, Nov. g. 1869.
Tho democratic county ticket has majority in
this city.
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After the Election Tnkc "Uhcrry Pectorel
TROCHES for colds hroats aud hoarseues Ne
Of ilieae bad tasted brown things.
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A Cnrds-We Have Removed the ONCE Of
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT from No ~ Murray street TO S7e
Greenwich street. Direct all ordeI to hew oncs.
TARRANr co.
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CUBA.

Capture of the Cuban Privateer Lillian at
Nassau.
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 8, 1869.
The schooner w. II. Csara, from Nassau arrived
here this morning with 100 men who were taken from
che Cuban steamer Lillian. Sne was captured by
the English authorities at Nassau while at anchor in
the harbor. The vessel Is said to be badly Injured
and condemned as unseaworthy. The balance OF the
Lillian's crew are at present in Nassau
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UTAH.
Navigation on Salt Lake.

CoRINNR Nov. ., 1869.
large schooner arrived here to-day from stock.
Ton, town on the southern shore OF the lake.
cred the Inauguration or navigation on salt iafn
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A Caution to Rheumatic PeopIe.-rSusn
spend your for the rosums unless you rsceYA
legal agreement stating quantity TO money rsns
Such offered In using DR.. FILTERS vegetahlA
Rheumatic Remedy, TU4 Broadway.
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FRANCE.

Napoleon Again In Council.
PARIS. Nov. 8. 1869.
There Is to be another council OF ministers as Com.
piogne to-day.
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A.-hIiddle.ovyn Mineral Spring Water will
positively Dyspepsia Constipation and ell Diseases OF
he SKIN and Blood Principal depot l9s Broadway and q
Liberty street.
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A. Weather Strips Exclude Cola, WIrds
Dust, &s. ROEBUCK BROS. IS Fulton street. New York.
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Interest In DalmrtIan Affairs.

PARIS, NOV. 8, I6bV
The Constitutional IN ITS issue to-day says the
English government Is much preoccupied with the
question Of the Dalmatan insurrection.
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A.-y.adies' Faces EnRmelled3 also the Pro.
paraon for salowh Instructions By u. LAUjSOS. No.
Rron H1Ry
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Favorable Not0riety:-The Good Rspu&as
ton and extended of BROWNS BRONCHIAL FROCHR&
for coughs throat caused the Toohs&
extensively initiated. Obtain only the genuine aBrownT
Bronchial Trochss and do not be influenced ty those ho
make profit by selling worthless limitations.
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rho Court ut Windsor.

LONDON, NOV. 3, 1859.
Queen Victoria has returned TO Windsor Castle
from Balmoral.
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&. II. Ludlow e. Co. cnIl Attention -
auction sale OF valuable LOTS in the city Of ronshtes
and $40 acres OF FARMING AND TIMBER LANDS. In u
vicinity to be sold Thursday Nov. at u O'Clock A.
Court House, Poughkeepse, by order OF S rsfsrss oei
part OF the estate OF Elizabeth Ludlow - -
Take the O'Clock r,in HUDSON River, kaliroao oc2es.
Theth street and Tenth fui psoulas ana Noo9
ba had at the sale
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supplied to the n Fire Department. AxayA ready fo5
use No building safe without it, EewnTe Of works
ess inventions Z. 9. Fire Ex.inguisher CoApany, No.
Dey street, New York.
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Owing to the great incre sss,of busi.
ness consr3uen, on thu popularity os
their Cartoon and general issua, the
I proprietors
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The Legislature.
The following is corrected list OF both houses OF
the Legislature, compiled from the latest returns:-
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Lndiss Hair Examined Carefully by Dr.
@ EAN the only man who treats Gray Ha!r Baldncss
suceess' uly. Astor place.
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A.-LAdies' Furs.
Every article In demand
a. prices to suit the times.
WARNOCK Co, 5la BpeAdway.
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Gcuraud,s Orieutai Cream, 81 30 FeT Boe.
tie as Bond street. late lS3 Broaasay and dr9SgstA
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would Impress upon advertisers the
NECESSITY OF presenting their afvsr-
ltiicnents FOR tho Cartoon papers three
days IN advance, TO secure Insertion.
In tho snhafai Issue 1t is also neces-
ssrv to present advortissmsnts on the
afternoon preceding the issac Of the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
I will be sent by mail to subscribers for
sir dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
! sau street.
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~ ayai Havana Lol<ery.--Prixcs Paid In Gold.
fmeton FURNISHED The highest paid Doubloons
40 4 AL kiuds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, n. Y.
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ACord.
THE EVENING TELEaaA!

CristaRoro's Uurivalled Hair DyS.-Soia
and applied ais wig and scalp factory. No Ar House
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STRONG, FIRE AND RICH BLooA iNcREAsp
OF FLFsH AND WIGHT, CLtAR sKlX AND BEAu>
TIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO Alb
through -
DR.. RAILWAYS
SAfssJ. J.PARfILIAN RESoLvENT.
Every srop Of h sasapsilian losovent canmunicAss4
through the blood sweat and other fluids aud uIces VI
the syem The w Of te for 4 repairs the wastes Of the
slanduar dis,s In The throa mouth tunors
nodes IN the 81 ar other Of the tyste eyes,
ska teases eruppprs fever acad head ring wors
salt rheum, Vrysas, acne black spots the nesh,
tnnios eoasliu tns akin diseascs II s ths only pos
vs Guds 70. Ataey bladder urnary and womb dsssse
BY druggists DR. RADWAY 81 Madsn lane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-20

NEW RACE COURSE NEAR BALTIMORE
The State of Maryland has appropriated
$4,000 and the city of Baltimore $4,000,
TO which the citizens of Baltimore will add
$4,000 by private subscription, to be ez-
pended in the construction Of handsome
race course and fair ground near that city.
The grounds are already purchased, are
very suitable for the purpose, and are To-
Gated about four miles from the centre of
the city. The main drive to the course will
be through the extensive and beautiful new
park, the Improvement of which is rapidly
progressing, and which is destined to rival
the Central Park of New York. Governor
Bowie and other distinguished Msrylanders
are mitch interested in the proposed race
course, and it will be completed as soon as
possible.
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EX-SENATOR ALLEN.-A correspondent
writing from Chillicothe says: +" This place,
as your readers are already aware,-if not,
they should be, az it has been told in print
one thousand and one times-is the home
of the Hon. William Allen, well known
through the land as the stall senator from
Ohio.' Mr.. Allen owns some sixteen hun
dred acres of land adjoining the city, and
bears the reputation of being one of the
most successful farmers in the State. He
is now in his sixty seventh year; possesses
great activity of mind and body, and stated
to sour mutual friend few days since
that he had not been annoyed with a pain
or ache for forty-fve years. That, sir,
said Mr.. Allen, I attribute to outdoor life
and coarse food"
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let it be short, sharp, and decisive. TIE
$4,000 Michigan veterans alone would look
out for the Canadas. The resolution was
referred to the Committee on Foreign At
fairs.
The apprentice ship Saratoga leaves
shortly for cruise on the Cuban coast.
Among the removals from the Treasury
Department is brother of the late Gene
raj Sam Houston, who had been employed
there for several years.
All parties here seem agreed that the
Mississippi election should not occur until
next fall.
Among the combinations to-day we're j..
Martin, of Alabama, sixth auditor of the
Treasury; Louis E. Johnson, marshal Of
South Carolina: Jackson, postmaster
at Farmville, Va; J. Holmes Grover. of
South Carolina, consul at Ancona B. D.
Duncan, of South Carolina, consul at Elai-
more; Richardson, collector Of the third
district; Barrow, collector Of the first
North Carolina district Collins, collector of
customs at Brunswick, Ga. and William
T. Spencer, collector of customs at St. Ma
RVS, Ga.
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Information from Virginia, received here
within the last twenty-four hours from
Lynchburg, Fauquier, Manassas, Leesburg,
and the region of country thereabout, indi-
Gates great political activity, and the Walker
ticket is reported as of fair prospects Of
success. Governor Wells is by no means a
great favorite even with the Republicans
Of the State, and many of the more conser-
vative members of that party are earnestly
espousing the cause of the Walker wing.
a union Of this wing with the moderate
Democrats, it is believed, will result in e
victory, and destroy forever carpet-bag as
cendancy in the Old Dominion flashing
ton letter-Balti1nor Sun.