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WHOLE NUMBER 1892.

by seven hundred. There was no party or
ganisatiOn Of Democrats and the election
went by default.
Judge Grassland carries the county and
is elected by probably five thousand votes.
The Democrats elected the Judge of Com
mon Pleas Court sss
The election in this city passed off very
quietly. There was scarcely any interest
manifested on account of the general feel
ing that the Democrats had a large ma
jOrity.
The vote polled was very small. VIM
chester, Democrat, carries the city by TO-
600 to 10000 majority, over Speed, Republi-
can candidate to Congress from fifth dis
trict. Winchester's majority in the district
will be in the neighborhood Of 1000.
Returns from different portions of the
State indicate great apathy on the part OF
voters, many persons not even being aware
that there was an election to-day.
The Democrats have certainly elected
their candidates in all districts but the
eighth and ninth. The result is these are
doubtful, but it is thought the Democratic
candidates will be elected by small ma
jorities.
Speed, Republican candidate, carried the
fourth and fifth wards Of this city, Win
chester carrying the other eight.
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, November Spa
ducah and Bowling Green give Republican
majorities. There is a large negro v ,te in
these cities, and their vote was cast sOlidly
for the Republican ticket.
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BY TIE L E G GRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
STATE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY
New York Democratic Again
MASSACHUSETTS, STILL REPUBLICAN
Kentucky Certainly Democratic
DETAILS FROM OTHER STATES
General Battle Near Orleans
CAPITULATION OF VERDUN
DETAILS FROM OTHER STATES
General Battle Near Orleans
CAPITULATION OF VERDUN
Domestic and Foreign Markets
LOUISIANA.

East Baton Rouge Repnblfcan-Wesf
Baton Rouge Democratic - Iberia
Parish.
BATON ROUGE, November 8.-The election
returns for this parish have not yet been
completed, but it has gone at least 1000
majority for the Republicans.
West Baton Rouge gives a large Demo-
cratic majority
The city Of Baton Rouge is in possession
Of the United States troops.
New IBERIA, La, November S.-The fol-
lowing is the vote, as far as heard from :
Blair, Democrat, State Treasurer, 453; Du-
buclet, Republican, 800 Jnmel, Democrat,
Auditor, 464 Graham, Republican, 31
Bailey, Democrat, Congress, 46l; Darrall,
Republican, 425. Broussard, Democrat,
State Legislature, 455; Wakefield (colored),
Republican, 3l9.
Bryant and Broussard, Democratic can
didates for State Senate, received 752 votes,
against 574 for Baker and Merritt, Repub-
licans.
Fontelieu, Democratic candidate for
Pssish Judge and Your, Republican can
didate for Sheriff, are probably elected
Fontelieu will have about 220 majority.
The vote Of New Iberia is being counted
by the supervisor. The count will continue
all night, and it is believed will increase the
Republican vote.
The amendments to the constitution have
been carried by about 700 majority.
1t is estimated that about 1900 votes were
polled.
The parish officers will probably be
mixed. The Congressional delegation will
be Republican, and the Legislature Demo
cratic.
The election throughout the parish passed
of very quietly
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TENNESSEE.
Quiet ElectiOn-Light Vote-Wino9a, Mis-
sissippi, Burned-DemOcratic Congress-
men Elected-Meagre Returns from
Al

Quiet Election-Light Vote-Win01a, Mis-
sissippi, Burned-DemOcrntic Congress.
men Elected-Meagre Returns from
Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, November S.-The election here
to-day passed Oft very quietly. The vote
was light. t.tf
A special to the .Aralonche says the busi-
ness portion Of the town Of Winona, Mis-
sissippi was burned last night.
1t is believed to have been the work of
the friends Of General Brantley, who was
murdered there few days since. ~
BOLIVAR, Tenn, November S.-The cleo
tion passed off quietly. For Governor,
Brown, Democrat, received 156 votes;
Weisener Republican, 13.
MEMPHIS, November Selection returns
are meagre. The vote is generally light.
Vaughan, Democrat, is undoubtedly elected
to Congress from this district, and Galliday,
Democrat, in the Nashville district. The
election was remarkably quiet.
The Democratic majority in this city is
over 5000.
Election returns from Arkansas are very
meager. The Democrats claim the election
of Hanks over Roots in the Helena district.
At Little Rock the United States Marshals
took possession Of several polls and ap-
pointed their own judges.
The Democrats claim heavy majOrities
where the regular Judges acted.
Official vote of Memphis-Brown, Demo
crat, 1921; Weisener, Republican, 1l75.
About the same vote for Congress and the
Legislature. Vaughan, Democrat, is elected
to Congress by probably five thousand ma
.iOrity.
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The steamship Elder arrived at this port
yesterday morning from Cherbourg, France,
having on board the opera troupe which
has bee n expected for some time, and quite
a number of other passengers. The follow
ing is a full list OF the passengers:
Mr. E. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs Calabresi,
Mr.. and Ms. Perie and child, Mr.. and Mira
Cazanl Dukeghel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
ton, hestre, Mr.. Customary, Mr..
Dubd Dubose, Mr.. and Mrs. Vallee
Maddi and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennery,
Mile Rozes, Mile. Marguerite Villers, Mr..
Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. Baquie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Desomnes, six children and servant, Mr..
Rozes, Mile. Albertine Romich, Mile. Al
phonsine Romich, Nine. Amalie st. Jean and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. Bromet, Mr.. Nesine,
Nile Sophie Benoit, Nine. Carried, Mr..
Raoul, Mr.. F. Maurice, Mr.. A. Mauriez, Mr..
NJ. Jelleur, Mr.. =. Klele, Mr.. Daron, Mr..
Leon klele, Nine. Cadie, Mr.. and Mrs. PetiS
Delamare, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson.
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Poll No. , OF the Eighth Ward shows
total Of 482 votes cast, and gives Demo
cratic majority of go.
Twelfth Ward, Poll 1-489 votes; poll ?,
l9l vote s. poll 3. l7S votes. Total s5S. Re-
publican majoi+y 200.
Thirteenth Ward, Poll Total 296; 200
Republican, 95 Democratic.
Thirteenth Ward, Poll 2-Total 295; 200
Republican, 95 Democratic.
Thirteenth Ward, Poll 3-Total 1888, Of
which two-thirtls are Republican.
The Republicans have about two thirds
of the votes in the Thirteenth and Four
tecnth Wards.
Third Ward, Poll TwO-233 votes. Dem
ocratic. l37: Republican,, 90; scattering, 4.
Third Ward, Poll One-297 votes. Demo-
cratic, :..3S; Republican, 50.
Eleventh Ward, Poll One-Republican
majority, 100.
Eleventh Ward, Poll Two-Republican
majority, l4O.
Eleve nth Ward, Poll Three-Republican
majority, 235.
At poll one in the Fourth Ward the vote
shows Is Republican and % Democratic.
At poll two in the Fourth Ward the Demo
Gratis had lSl votes against AZ Republican.
The votes in the Ninth Ward have been
entirely counted and show a Democratic
majority.
Half Of the polls in the Eighth Ward have
been counted and show, SO far, a Demo
cratic majority.
The seventh Ward shows about 900 Re
publican majority.
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TOURS.

Successful engagements Of the Army Of
the LOire-French Successes Mt various
POints-General Battle near Orleans
No News Of the Result-Verdun has Ca.
pitulated.
Tours, November 8.-Dispatches from the
army of the Loire report a series of success
full engagements.
Dispatches from Rheims report French
successes at various points.
EvENING.-A general battle was fought
to-day near Orleans.
Allthe ambulances here have been sent to
the front. No news of the result.
The Prussians have occupied New Brie-
sach. The town of Verdun has capitulated.
Theirs is expected here tomorrow.
The Paris Journal Of the sixth says: OF
the three armies in Paris, two are intended
for services outside the walls. Clement
Thomas commands one, Bouchat the other.
and Trochu commands the army within the
walls, and is commander in chief.
Advices from Marseilles report all Quiet.
1t is reported that the Prussian govern
ment of Lorraine taxes the families of ali
sent males fifty francs per day.
The Prussians continue to eOmpel nrou-
inent citizens to ride on engines to protect
the trains.
A decree has been issued ordering all sol
Io0N1NuRD On NoHrH FAeR.
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Shipwrecks Of Galveston Steamers.
G Galveston Ciriltan says:

The Galveston Cirilian says:
The sad intelligence of the loss Of the
steamship Earuna, from New York for this
port, and all on board with the exception OF
the mate and four sailors, has cast the deep
est gloom over our city, and carried sorrow
into many family circle. The disaster is
almost without parallel in the history OF
our city, being equaled only by the burning
of the steamship Louisiana. The following
are the most noted losses OF vessels be-
longing to this city:
The steamship Nautilus, Captain ThOmp-
son, left Galveston for New Orleans on Fri
dAy, August 8, 1856, at five o'clock p. NJ,
with thirty passengers, $50, 600 specie, one
hundred head of horses and forty head OF
cattle, and was never seen again. She went
down before the violence Of the fearful
storm which prevailed that night on the
coast of Louisiana, destroying Last Island
and drowning hundreds of persons. Pieces
Of the Nautilus were picked up after the
storm, and the coast was strewn with the
carcasses of cattle and horses But one Of
the human beings on board of the ship lived
to tell the tale Of her destruction; cOlored
boy, who after being buffeted by the waves
for several days, was washed ashore on the
Louisiana coast and carried the news OF the
steamers destruction to New Orleans. II
our memory serves us rightly, the occasion
made the text tor poetic effuslOn by Mr..
NJ, +. Bigney, the present editor Of the New
Orleans Times.
The next noted disaster occurred on the
morning Of the thirty-tirst of May, 1857, a
few moments after one o'clock, when the
Morgan steamship Louisiana, Captain Henry
Sheppard, from Indianola for this port,
with some ninety souls aboard. took fire
forward, when abreast of the city, and
about five miles out to sea. The vessel 5
prov was Immediately turned shoreward,
and efforts were made to launch the boats,
one of which was burnt before it could be
gotten from the flames; another was stove
to pieces against the side of the steamer;
the third was safely launched and landed
It's human freight safely on the beach. AS
soon as the fire was discovered, boats were
sent out Of the harbor to the assistance OF
the burning steamer, and succeeded III
saving about fifty persons, the remainder
nelng drowned when compelled by the
names to precipitate themselves into the
water. The disaster created a profound
sensation in the city.
On the night Of November Is, 1856, the
Brashear mail steamer Opelousas was run
down by the steamship Galveston, when off
MerWentau Point, on the coast Of Louisiana.
The Opelousas sunk in . very few minutes,
and about fifteen persons went down With
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The Result.

The counting Of the votes of the city after
the recent election proves to be rather q
tedious business, notwithstanding the ex-
ertions of the State Registrar Of Voters.
From present appearances, it may take the
balance Of the week before the counting is
completed. As an instance, the ballot
boxes belonging to the seven polls of the
Fifteenth Ward were brought over the river
at four o'clock yesterday morning, and at
twelve last night but one of the boxes had
been counted. Still, enough has been done
to give sufficient indication Of the result,
and the general impression among the
people who most do congregate at the Me-
chanics Institute is that the Republican ma
jority in the city at large is fully five thou
sand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09

HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, ETC,
AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.-We are re-
Questei to call attention to the sale at auc-
ton to be made this day, at half-past ten
O'Clock A. NJ, at Philip Liners stable, No.
1913 Gravier street, First District, by the
Sheriff of five gray horses, three carriages
and five sets of harness.
Said Sheriff sells, also, OF said day, at five
o'clock P. NJ, at his warehouse, Ne. "a St.
Ann street, Second District, furniture aud
movable effects. See advertisement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09

New CODE OF PRACTICE.-B. Bloomfield,
Esq, the enterprising law publisher, an
nounce that in few days he will have
ready for delivery the Code Of Practice, as
authorized by the State, with references to
the decisions Of the Supreme Cotkt to the
twenty-frst volume Of annual reports, inclu-
eive; Ill statutory amendments from 1926
to 1870, and an exhaustive index, compiled
and edited BY Hen. Albert VOORHEES,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
The Parishes,

The Parishes.
Returns have been received from the fol-
lowing parishes
East Baton Rouge gives llOo Republican
majority.
East Feliciana gives 500 Republican ma
jority.
West Baton Rouge gives Democratic
majority.
Tangipahoa parish. Republican majority
about i5O, and elects j. Il. Wands IRE
publican) to the House Of Representatives.
ST. Tammany has gone Republican, but
elected Democratic Representative to the
Legislature.
st. Bernard-Two hundred Republican
majority. Thomas Ong lRepublican) elected
to the Legislature by forty majority.
St. Mary gives Republican majority OF
over 1000.
Lafourche gives Democratic majority
of 800.
Terrebonne gives $50 Republican ma
jOrity.
St. Charles (officiaD gives the following
Republican majorities:
James Graham. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo02
Antoine Dubuclet. ......................I .IVO2
L. 4. Sheldon. observation-disclosures. lVVo
Samuel NJ. Todd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1858
HOUSE.
Peter Harper. .looo
,Plaquemines-Republic majority 25oN
Ouacbita - Republican majority 35o
Brewster and Overton, Republicans, Rep.
| resentatives.
Morehouse-Republica
Jackson-Democratic majority 400.
Caldwell-Republican majority 20.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-THE VERY NEAT AND DESIR
Il rable cottage house, situated on Columbus
street, between DOrgenois and Broad streets, con.
tanning four large rooms, with gallery on the south
side and back, with a large cabinet kitchen, ser
wants room, coal shed, poultry house wash-roonl,
etc, convenient to three lines Of cars-Esplanade
street, Dumaine street and Ursulines street. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
z. L. BERCIER,
Corner of Columbus and Dorgenois streets
pnGt
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AIAB ANA.

Quiet Election in M0ntgomery-Sixteen
Hundred Republican Majority i'm Mont
g0merv.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November S.-Good
hulnor prevailed at the election to-day.
Both parties worked hard.
The Democratic vote has been largely in
creased and Republican slightly.
The Republican majority in this city is
about 1000
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Base Ball.

The following is the score Of a game OF
base bail. played Sunday. at the foot of
Montegut street, between the famous
Eclipse and Vaudeville base ball clubs, in
which the former were victorious by score
of % to -
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KENTUCKY.

Paducah Carried by the Republicans
Democratic CePsressmen Elected
Two Congregational Districts Doubtful.
LOUISVILLE, November ga special to
the Courier Journal says the Republicans
carried Paducaa s;5t:s to-day. M Judge Black. Re:
Judge Crossland, Democrat, forty-two votes.
The Democratic did not vote their strength
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NEW YORK.
Steamship Arrivals.

New YORK, November S.-Arrived: st.
Louis, Niagara, Champion, Peruvian and
Montgomery. Arrived out: Prussian and
Australian.
Evening-Bonds of 1862, l08ls; of 1864,
lO7ls; of 1865, lo71a; new l09as; Of 1867,
l093;; l0-40s at l065s.
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VIRGINIA.

Election Of Platt, Republican, In Norfolk.
NORFOLK, November 8.-Three wards
give Platt, Republican, one majority. There
is one ward to hear from which has 300
negro registered majority.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
Academy Of Music.

This evening Mr.. McWade appears in the
Dutch Richard Third" and Handy
Andy The farce Of "Posr Pillicoddy'
will also be produced. Tomorrow evening
he will resume his speciality Of R;g ia"
Wiukls
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Kimberly

Kimberly Brothers VS.. Butler Dismissed
BALTIMORE, November S.-The case of
Kimberly Brothers VS.. Butler, han been dis
missed
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Umpire, Mr.. j. OrgeU; scorer for Eclipse,
P. Schenickes scorey for Mandeville, c.
Clara
ia Aours and ten min
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BOARDING..

DOARD.-TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRING THE
ID comforts of a home and willing to occupy a
room together, can be accommodated by address
ing III" Posteffice, lock box 49, giving their ad-
convenient to business and street cars. References
required. nos 6tN
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LOST


II OST OR MISLAlD-A CERTIFIC ATF
IL Of the Bank OF New Orleans, Fiscal Agent and
Administrator Of the Floating Debt of the CIV of
New Orleans, No. 81 Io, B, for Fifteen Hundred and
New Orleans Trustee, transferred to John Breen by
Benjamin +. Flanders, Mayor and Trustee OF the
Girod Fuad. The public are cautioned against me-
gotiatinng for the same as payment has been
returning it to JOHN BREEN, the owner, at No. l5l
Camp street, will be literally rewarded. no94t
II OST OR MISLAID.-A CERTIFICATE
bearing No. S63l, dated thirteenth May 1852 for
siXtysix shares of the capital stock Of the Lousi-
ana State Bank i'll the name of Christov al Toledano
Notice is given that application will be made to
said bank for new certificate in ninety days after
this date.
New orleans, October =, 1870.
Sc3 lav6w @. CAvAROC, Administration
r eST-CERTIF1CATES OF BANK OF NEW OR
Ia leans Stock, Nos 81 and 1885, each for fifty (5O)
sharea, dated respectively twenty first May and
twelfth July 1863, and No 37 for ten Col shares,
xadaraigned Application having been a.de for :
tened. ARXANDKR NIL,
Oc2s Law Ct III Canal street.
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ap: <NRr1ee rhea%.es q

4 comedy opens the performances, aad
the era pd burlesque of 'Ixion or the Man
at the Wheel" will follow. Our readers are
familiar with the play, and with the names
Of the famed Zavistorski's. the queens Of
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her. This collision created great excite
ment both in this city and New Orleans,
and the captain was subjected to an exam
ination in the latter city, but discharged.
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Hariafiea Theafres

Manager Baker lost nothing by postpon-
ing the opening night till last evening, for
the ho,lse was brilliant with large and
fashionable audience The comedy drama
of Loves Doctor was admired, and The
FRS: Night was warmly applauded. See
announcement for this evening.
The Opera House.
The apera troupe arrived yesterday on
the steamer Elder, from Cherbourg, and we
presume the Opera House will shortly open
for the season.
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CECOND GRAND MASQUERADE
FANCY DRESS BALL.
IvanhOe Lodge, No. 1. Knights Of Pythias,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Thursday Evening, November -, 1870.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
F. o. Hunt +. f. Myers, Thomas II. Cummings, J.
H. Dobie J. Potter, A. N. Nurtagh. v. Nelly, Z. J.
Nelson, George G. Blodget, C. C. Haley.
COMMITTEE INVITATION.
A. Shaw, Past Deputy g. c.; W. Z. Fitzgerald
District Deputy G. G.. A. Sambola Past Chancellor;
Theodore A. Kingston, V. G.; William McCann,
Frauk E. Myers H. W. Canny, John W. Madden,
G. c. Haley.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
L. F. DeynoOt, p. C., Chairman; J. II. Dohe, George
G. Blodgett Thomas H. Cummings, William Nc
Cam, +. J. Nelson A. V. Ward. W. C.; W. F. Dun
ham, W. c.; Theo. A. Kingston, " c.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
John G. Guerin Chairman; F. E. Myers, n. ".
Canny, ]. W. Madden, c. c. Haley, V. Mieiy, Henry
Dupre.
J1cAetS. 9 w
Gunthers Celebrated Band has been engaged.
Maskers will be required TO unmask only at the
reception room on entering. For ladies' invitations
apply to any of the Committee. For lease of Bar
Restaurant etc. apply to lothian Potter Box No l8
Mechanics Exchange, No. 81 Delord street. or to
A. Victor Ward, No. &c upper Rampant street.
oc2l ltd
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BOARD AND ROOMS.-PARTIES DESIRING
- TO DO SO, may secure pleasant rooms and salts
Sctory board for the approaching season or for .
mort period, in that elegant residence No. 22 Ca
rOnEeiet street, immediately above Julia street.
Apply on the premises. aug 2m
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
In consequence of numerous requests Mr.. ROB
BRT ACWADE will appear on
Thursday Evening, November 10.
RIP VAN WINkLE.
Secure your seatsearly. nov
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EIGHTH WARD.

EIGHTH WAKD.
In the Eighth Ward the run is very close;
it can not vet be known, but the probability
is small Republican majority.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
c,r. CHARLES THEATRE.

First appearance since their rctnrn rSE 'S,Gi
MIA Of the peerless ZAVlSTOWshl si,' h''''' Hills
tine Eme!ine and Alice.