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New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

the following amer; certain Dragon o. tho Bahca
Gusrds by uame Muench. win two Of his comrades,
was sent TO recOnn0itcr far the V0sgss They bah
10 pass through tho Village Of Ra0n PBape, tL0 simple
inhabtants Of which pire bad noi, d5 yer; seen az
Germans. On the eGtfupfC 81 to tlrt" HIc1 %
they fed In every direction With me cry OF iHo 10
siansl the Frussiaus!" auG shut themselves IN tlr
houses Thus leit masters ~ thc town, tJe dagnVH.
cOOy smoking their cgaTs, rode 10 Uo Town nail hht
summoned the MQiTc. Ie soon canc palc nd LolDtHf'
They asked him where The TlegTlphc Brrcau Wu' ~
casc1. lie pointed - ONT and tDcy % once "hM 10 lts
ard Muonc. sngy and in the pre- erco of TIC 0stil-
bled city Council, cue thc wires, GROWER the ap}arF
tns, ana burci 10 on 10 Li3 horse TIC tcrrc dtito'-
Us theu COOlly mounted and rode away pio t)mIGli-
ufht oI thc lhce, on learning what l1d nIIpcneO, ~
clnreo hat Dee could not survive the dsh0noE Ct y y
commanded an town Of 5000 inhabit4us, wifro tbi c3
OF The cneuys men allowed 10 enter End WOE
their own WiU, ana hot himself dead o. the sp't Tag
apparatus IS worth aOu GO france, ana presented
70 Iucnch hs return 10 camp b. lls comm indigg
officer
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ARMSTRoNG-on Monday Dec s. John AHkeNu Armstrong in the
k S.th year o' 3 a 1g & ~ family are re.r invited Z, .u..d
te fun, raj from late residence 3J7 West veueh on ein
DAY afternoon at oeloeG The remains VII Oe n5s4 N Urea
ADAMs-At Albany Y, Dec Daniel Adams, in the M Of
his
BELL-on Monday evening David Bell the 18th year Of biz
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited attenf
e funeral from the residence Of his son!Has Edward cTOunen
COGGLI-Suideny saturday morning, Dec 3 his retienoe
No 2S Fhaye Frederick w. Cogy in the ash year Of hi.
% e Ssr At the Church Of the s2.suraada TSea st. Ssas
Fifth Tuesday morning. 9TH ns at 10 O'Clock without urt0es
DE- GRAw-onday Dec at Elizabeth j. Mrs Mary A. DeGn-.
Funeral fOm No. So Jcrsey, Elizabeth Il Wednesday,
HoPKINs-At RaensTOOd L. Dec Gilbert Hopkins 18th
Tie relative, friends family respectfully requested attend
Madson-ave and TweatynnsL. on Wednesday, Dec At ~
MLDEBERGER-On Sunday the pst Eleanor wife Of Henry
Relatives friends are s,Peetfl Invited attend hsr funeral t
RAT1PoSE-EsnoI 5 3 D'y' oaE dqsh & o. wn 'nd MA
Friends Of The family inyitei to attend
land VIE Of capt Joseph Ra..el si 81 years
The funeral will take place FROM her late residence on Ipesa Dec
Cars leave Point BY island Railroad II retarn
sCUDDERA, Harrington L. on Monday the 5h inst in the 79th
year age BHlA6eb H. sedE wao" Of eurJ Soutr late u
Funeral r,ics, at St John. Church Haul9gou l. lles
Weines 1h inst, which her relatives aa hieds, and toss VI
her children AMI grandchildren are invited
slnTHi the residence Ofhs hernlaw Ezekiel II SMITH, Ssos
45
The relative, and friends q h family are respectfully I5y:e e sot
Curch Cemcntave Myrtsye Brooklyn The members d
the church especially invited,
THOMAS On sabbath Amelia, wife Of william Thome In the
t2l of her -,
funeral No s93 30 hsye Tuesiay hs
inst oclOck Her remains VIII DC 'aAea 10 b'oai"
for ineuneRL
On the "a inst New.Oresns. MARX Walon aged sa
wears. one Of Oldest residents Of that cy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELE

go The loss by the collision on the Grand Trunk
Railroad on Friday Is estimated al over tIJOl
Ferdinand Waltz, a fireman, was run over and
killed New Orleans, yesterday BY steam ireens'ne'
THE -four mills of VOORHEES, g. Co., at klchapOe,
H., burned on Saturday. Loss SilOi Insurance to"
see Benjamin Howard, 81 years old. was found,
murdered SATURDAY WespOrt X J. He sho through eo
body and bis head and right leg cat M WITH IN AZ There 90 aus
" the mnnierer.
Yesterday the stables Of Col. Wiley contractor
tie Northern Central RalDD in Baltimore were buried ana -
persisted Two coOei Who asleep IA ss
stables were badly burned.
- Three thieves, named Frank Cleveland Tom
nason captured Round M Douglass Conns.
COLORADO Tuesday ss and tred BY vigilance Committee - "ho
they fl confession, and banged on thursday iho so
lesson implicated number Of others
In the case of LODgworth and his son, who
have l H. Tor the 1rier Of Robinson the Iap
SATURDAY rendered verdict finding William LongToub guilty Of mas.
slnghtr and be three the Pentenuay me
guilty Council for the defense moved for new trs
IA mailbag, containing letters for the WASH
ingon and Philadelphia distribution ofc stolen from te %
wagon evening while the b TN
from the PosOfce depot meet the 8g train for hewfo
The 6erWar found open nle Of t cO1ten eEea
bundle Of letters for Delaware.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


TOLEDO Dec 5Four dull and unchanged Wheat dul and le.erI
Wabash, at 81 ~ Corn dull and owe-i New,
Hogs steady and in moderate dland sales at 81 0gs8 Reoigts-
1900 tbls Flour 600 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn O" eass
Oats Shpments-Four, 1900 bbs Wheat, 800 bushi Oae 9S
Dec 5Wba,du and unchanged Com heavy; nothing
WLxSGroS, n c. Dec 5sPts lurgeale quiet At iJie E9ss &
81 90 Tar steady ~ 90 Cotton dull Low MtiHgs 80 ~
1 Corn 20 900 hush SboreWbet 100 900 BUSH Corn Ii5OsO
hush 5000 bush.i Rice, 67t0J bush Barley 1J0 5u1
a. lush No Ccgo spnIg 10 20 bush P2!. Whlg,oa
20 800 buh Whts Michigan and 200 bush. Fremont amber
hush No. Western at Soc aros at Sic Rye ami nominal
anil at s22 duh 4c whe6h sm at 7i rroG Grm at %
o55l5. Hghwines dali and nominal at 9oc . ,. =, a.,
waukee 81 o5 No. DO, P or Oat Rye and Barley non's
Reps-5OO bbL Flour 6 900 BUSH Wheat shFueais-5Oo bS
DETROIT Dec 5Four quiet unchanged Wheat active Extrs
81 29 No l. ~ 20 Corn OATS AMI Barley quiet and IN Asi.
CHlcAGo 5FOar quiet and qncha3gei Wheat aF@ No
Spring Gllcas2 2 81 oo o9 H & Ud t S % No At S9i q
Woofenoun g for fou6cund Mess Pork. 5l8 IS seller Deem
her January. Larl He Dressed Hos advanced 2e s.,s si
So j Hogs scve SO 25a 70 90 Cattle dali At ~ 90 20 "a
600 bb Flour 900 bush Wheat 2iooo bush Oats LOO
YEw6RLray, Dee s-Flour-supene s. bbl; Double Err..
IS 80; TRIPLE Extra, IS 7j C0rWlte l3c 4 bnh; yellow 90
tn Pofs 6rner; New Mes 6 at 81 cst Bstoa-gp ght
Shoulders 5lt = cFt; Clear Rib. +8 y cwt; Clear Sls pg
8aS VsssrWssseI rc,Si s5c n s Oh CoIee-Prm- T7i
Ollie Misunderstanding, EO! New-iork sight discount Doil
AoeusrA Ca 5Coon quiet bg 6rner at Ia c for Mid
dl'ng sles 900 t'les; receipts 1900 bal g. ---..
LUisyLIg pee @ 20 LhdS a. s5e 80 % fss s
Meum Bright WnFpen Bgging fIm and uncha9gi Foar
unchanged Hog, ss i66 Sc So WHISKY baoyant s9aa5e
MExPHB. Dec. 5-COuOn-LoT Midi = lie receipts 9o6l
NAL unchanged sales 69c Oats steady PORK
Dali nominal Lard dali ollie Dak Shoulders Be- Ss
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
GERMAN GOSSIP.

Brachvogel, who wrote "Narcisse," has just
completed u live act drama, which he calls Hogarth."
A Hungarian lady was so eager to be present
at the races at Pesth that she took passage in balloon
going from Paris.
The Countess RefcheTbach has published a
comic novel called "a Second Rubens" The hero is
Of Napoleon l. by certain authOress, and Is by yo
cation, painter.
Dresden is to have a monument to Theodore
Koerner He was there. The execution of the model
has been confded DR.. Hahnel who is at work
It. Koerner is represented standing erect with one
the other the manuscript OF the " sword-song."
Duke Max Emanuel is brother of the En-
press OF Austria and First Lieutenant in the Bavarian
Light Cavalry He has fought in every battle since the
served Adjuant to Gen. Won der Tann King william
has decorated him with the Iron Cross
The citizens of Szegszard, Hungary, gave
List pleasant surprise his birthday. In the even
ing tbeyserenaded him by orchlght and in return, he
invited them n and going 10 the piano with his ayorite
scholar, spos, played Mosongi's four-handed Fest
al the principal hotel, and this closed the evening.
French officers, held as prisoners in Germany
are now permitted to visit Berlin in unform and in the
streets it is quite common TO them going about
"dong" the lions of the city; and with every facility
extended to themb the citizens who are most courteous
various other ways rendering thom assistance and at
tentiOn.
Dr. julius Brakeman, prominent German
litterateur. fell at Mars-laTour. He had planned an
elaborate collection Of the early lyric poets OF France
and had already three volumes OF matter In shape for
publications when the declaration war forced him
Of Paris and into the German ranks The publisher whom
ne had selected was German bookseller In Paris, whose
property has been destroyed since his expulsion from
that place. aud u Is probable the prepared volumes
have shared In the general destruction.
Company Seven of the Seventh Royal Wur-
temberg regiment, encamped viers near Paris,
have sent TO the Ecanger (wHrtcmbero Zeinn0 an ad-
vertsement for housekeeper which worded follows;
1.-The present prOprieOrs of fine country mousse arc IN
want OF good hOusekeeper Any one who Is go3d
cook ana OF eleanly habits may apply Freneh COOK
book aud all the necessary cooking utensils are M read
ness"
At Mannheim, there is on exhibition tele-
graphic apparatus taken from the Ercnch, which Ia to
be sold for the benefit Of the ceptOr was obtained a
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

One Dr.. DuvaD who sin the Wisconsin State Prison
Cor life he murdered his wife, has presented to the
authorities rather singular petition. BE sets forth
that be has become extremely pious, and also that
ho is person of ability; he therefore respectfully
asks that he may be appointed chaplain of the insti
tution in which he is incarcerated. 1t certainly
bounds TO the credit Of any prison that it is able to
grow Cso TO speak it's own chaplains but we think
here should be pretty good evidence of the Doctors
personal piety before he is ntrusted with these deli
cate functions. Should he only be wearing moral
sheep-skn he might as chaplain, do great deal Of
mischief
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

clergyman ltbe Rev. c. G. Ames) at San Jose,
Cal, has a wife who is a helpmate indeed; for re-
Gently, when he was absent in pursuit of health,
which preachers seem to lack rather than they
do grace, the Rev. Mrs. Ames arose, one Sabbath
morning got breakfast, washed and dressed the
baby, put him to Sleep sat down and reviewed her
sermon and then went TO church and preached it,
to the entire satisfaction Of large and critical
audience 1t viii be observed that this good lady
attended TO her domestic duties first. and not until
these were fulllled did she 60 to the pulpit. We
mention the facts, in accordance with our rule of
honorably recording all women who really do some
thing besides talk.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
THE YEw-HAvEY BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL.

NEw-HAYRN, Dec. 5.-The Beethoven Festl-
val was opened very successfully this evening with
performance Of Mariana, by the Rchngs Opera Troupe
Miss Hersee taking the part Of Mariana Mrs Segun La
sarillo BrOokbOuse Bowler OF Don Cesar and G. Camp
bell Of Don jose. The chOruses very finely rem
dercd and the orchestra very efficient large au-
denc was in attendance. Tomorrow the festival begins
in earnest with perormancesone in the afternoon
and one In the evening The programme for the after
noon consists entirely Of BeethOven music, and in the
evening FidelO will be given by the combined forces OF
tbe Rchngs Troupe and the Local Chorus This chorus
numbers over one hundred and fifty voices and Is
posed OF singers from HewHaven, Hartford, Aeriden,
and other CITIES the State, under the direction OF Dr.
Stoeckel. The jubilee closes on Wednesday evening
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

Cb;ef.Justice Pearson of North-Carolina has
,,,ed paper 20 the Senate OF the State concerning
relations 10 the recent troubles. and his treat
ms f the ha6eas corpus which were brought be-
ION Mr., Samuel s. Burdett. who was recently
,a,sa IN Congress from the Vth District OF Missouri
,orcht his battle alone and unaIded. against ooncen-
a,on OF tho enemys forces, on the direct issue OF
protection opposed to Free Trade. He went before the
onle ayowing his hostility TO Free Trade and Revenue
Reform Both Gra brSSn m sna n snse s
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

We like extremely well that women should discuss
Che question of Female Suffrage" upon both sides.
There are great many women who hold strong
opinions against the projected reform; but they are
mostly engaged in domestic duties nor do their
tastes and habits lead them to public discussion.
Miss Murdoch Ia sister Of the wel-known elocution-
tst, considering Woman's Duties to be incompatible
with Female Suffrage" is TO lecture in support Of
that view in Philadelphia, and perhaps elsewhere
We wish that there were some way of knowing the
exact state Of woman's opinion generally upon this
point. With us the platform and convention demon
stradOns go for very little.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

We wish Religious Conventions would not be
childish OF worse Here is Methodist Conference in
Wisconsin denOuncingthe game of crOquet las evil,
10 be avoided by all good people, because it does not
lend to the glory of Cod" OF course the answer is
that il just much tends to that "glory" as a
hundred things which the very members of this Con-
ference do every day of their lives with good con-
science. 1t would be well if religions men and wo-
men would try to comprehend the mischief which
hey do to the cause of which they to be the
champions and examplars, when they condemn that
which equally good people believe TO be, if not prac
dcally useful, at least harmless.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
POLITICAL.
ALABAMA.

THE LEGIsLATURE-A MESSAGE FROM EACH
GOVERNOR.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 5.-BOth houses Of the
Legislature In session to-day Governors Smith and
Lindsay, the rival claimants OF the Gubenatoral chair
each sent message 10 the Senate. That OF Gov Smith
was long, and 1900 copies ordered TO be printed.
The message of Gov. Lindsay was not acted The
election OF United States Senator Ia exciting some in
turost, and ballot will be taken tomorrow There
developments TO the condition OF the contest
for the possession Of the Executive chair
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

MIR James T. Murdoch, the well-known elocutiOn-
ist' has addressed letter TO several gentlemen of
Cincinnati, setting forth the importance of scien
thG culture Of the voice, based upon the system Of
Or Rush and Mr. NJ is 20 deliver a course of lee
cures upon the subject We oheerfully admit that
there no better teacher of the science of eocution
in the country than Mr. Murdoch; but we must in
sst that the point Of primal Importance is that
public speaker shall have something tosay This Sc
cured it is next desirable that he should say it as at
51actvely and audibly as possible but there is no.
body IN tins world less to our taste than some gentle
men we have heard with a most finished delivery
and no brains worth mentioning.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

The Russian General IgnatiefI not long age

met with an accident which proving fatal and
which occurred under curious circumstances. He had
requested the captain OF the vessel which took him from
CostantnOple to Odessa not 10 hoist the Embassadors
FLAG on entering the latter port, he wished TO avoid
public reception from the city authorities, which would
have DELAYED him for a day For some unknown reason,
howeyer his request dsregarded, and the vessel
was entering the babOr he happened to see the prohib
tied flag flying from the masthead In rushing precip
taty forward 10 order the captBn to lower IT, his mill
tary spurs entanged In some loose eordage that
was lying about, and he fell from where ne had been
standing 10 the main deck The violence OF the fall pro-
dced conclusion OF the BRAIN and for some tne his Life
was despalred VI but ho "a now out OIL danger,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
MICHIGAN.
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE IN THE FIRST CON-
GRESS DISTRICT.

The Adrian Times and The Detroit Tribune
have claimed that Mr. WaldrOn, the Republican candl-
date for Congress n the 1t District OF Michigan, gained
strength by running a Revenue reformer in part OF
his District sdale County although he was supported
as Protectonist in the City OF Detroit and Wayne
County The Detroit Post says: "f Mr.. Waldron ran in
the vicinity of Adrian ms Revenue reformer, he lost
votes in consequence thereof and the work Of the Pro-
tectonsts in this part Of the District probably saved him
from defeat This issue having been recklcssly pre-
sented propose accept it and enforce our previous
views by further comparisons Take the votes OF both
Hsdae and Lenawee Counties, for the two years. 1868
m
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

We read of an odd enough larceny in Cincinnati.
One of the Medical Schools there had secured fine
6resh subject; but before single scalpel could be
brought to bear upon it, the students of a rival
school broke through and stole it, 1t is stated that
Che purveyor of the bereaved institution immedi-
atey started of for another body;" but it is not
stated from what source he gets his supply 1t is
interesting legal question whether an indictment
could be sustained for stealing corpse from dis
secting room, the same having perhaps been orig
mally stolen from some cemetery. At any rate, it
isn't matter about which the young Sawbones
would DO likely to make much fuss, except among
themselves.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

II is the best possible proof of the greatness Of
Shakespeare that Of ShakeSpearean discussion there
is and is likely to be, end. Mr. David Paul Brown
vii attempt in lecture before the Pennsylvania
Historical Society to prove that Shakespeare wrote
AL the plays and poems attributed to him. Our own
opinion is that this veteran scholar viii find "Titus
Andponicus' rather a hard nut to crack and "Loves
Labor Lost not exactly soft-shelled one. At any
rate should be sorry to have it proved that The
Swan wrote either of these tumid dramas. Then,
there is Thomas, Lord Cromwell" with six other
Indifferent plays which have been absurdly ascribed
10 Shakespeare. Does Mr.. Brown mean to take up
Che critical cudgels in their defensei
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
qELEGRAPBIc NOTES.

Captain Gen. de ROdas will leave Cuba on 10
sb inst lie liberated the remaining 900 Dgsoes 'paa'7
yesterday
The Spanish Capt. Alton, native OF San
Domingo has captured Cuban Admiral Aunoz and I've osls s
ofSantiago Do Cuba
The Cardenas Volunteers have taken % liz
vara by order 9as the Cuban prisoner Mora 1na raf' "
ase 50 many comments Spain last year nd the be DS
placed In charge Of tbe proper authorue~ .
. The City of Egn, Ill., is greatly excited py ne ne
appeaanoe d.sease the phyns th.re eeng @
human parasite, when has afes' "
the death Of Lamsd IFeA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

Nj. p S. Gilmore, we are pleased to say yet lives,
and confidently anticipates a Great International
Jubilee in Boston, in 1872. Eew-York, fear, is
bearer a real Jubilee than ever; and the musical
ness made Of our first attempt in that way would
eem 10 indicate it as also our last GilmOres plan is
10 make haste slowly. Accordingly, there are q
great many local societies in Massachusetts, prac-
Lcing for the melodious feast of ~ and when the
time comes, the great Gilmore viii have a chorus
already fairly trained Of not less than 10000 Whether
chorus Of 10000 is more desirable than n chorus Of
1000 We shall not undertake to determine.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

shadrach. Meshach, and Abednego would have had
Gather waIm time Of it but for miraculous inter
position in their behalf; but theirs was compara-
lively cool position for here it is stated that in the
town Of bloomington, I'D, there are siXty-seven
Young women ready tc be married, and only three
marnageable youns men, being an average OF
twenty-five swee0earts and Oue-third OF sweet
heart to each bschelor. He must indeed be difficult
to please wlo, from such beautiful assortment,
could not PICK and chooses unless indeed his judg-
ment should be paralyzed by on embarrassment of
Tichea Eastern swains who have failed to suit
themselves here might wisely make a lying visit to
Bloomington, that well-named ethyl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

refuse to make win in their favorf-thcy being the
children Of his second wife, with great appetite for
his real estate in Mobile. Watching his chance the
prisoner broke JAIL and fled for safety and 10
a police station where little questioning showed
him as entirely in his right mind as person mall
treated could be- His responses were prompt and
distinct and his memory not at all at fault He was
given in charge of friend who will properly care
for him. This is by no means, the first case Of the
kind which has come, within The last year, TO
knowledge. We wish il to be distinctly Understood
that families have no legal night 10 restrain Of their
liberty those of their members who are supposed to
e,e insane and ell who venture upon this stretch of
authority render themselves liable TO indictment
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

KITCHBL-RRED-On Thur. lay Nov t. Bethllen Penn.,
by Rev. H. Ktchc D. D. Harvey Kche Of Bethlehem Penn.
Kent daughter OF "m Reel eq Of NewiOTA City No
RUMFORD-WATIn Stockton Cal Nov .. b. Friends Ceremony.
Isaac RumOd Of Tulane Co., Cal, 10 Sarah Way OF Lewis ",
NY.
WELLS-STILwELLn Brooslyn Christ Church THURSDAY Dee
by nr Bancroft Charles L. Wells Of Ovid " l 70 Hlrrsi
j. SllWel Of Manlius, n. \
al Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorSed trh fgu
name and address
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
MASSACHUSETTS.
eppINcr1rIn nfII,,1nIpAI. rI-rCrInN.

SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec 5.-William l.. Smith,
Democrat reelected Mayor of this city to-day on
"Czens" ticket by 1877 majority, in total vote of 3l7
The new Board Of Aldermen viii be composed OF seven
Republicans and Democrat and the Common COuh-
Gil Of II Republicans and four democrats.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

made by the boilers TO defeat him. He left TO carry
ON the contest with little or assistance from tne
Republican Central Committee, but came out win
handsome majority.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

Ladies have the lyceum almost wholly to them
Oelves just now in New-Yotk. We have already
called attention to Miss Kate Fields lecture on
Charles Dickens which will be delivered this even
ing at Association Han. To-mNrow evening Miss
Olive Logan is to speak on The Bright Side at
6teinway Hall. On Monday, Mis- Anna Dickinson
= announced to lecture before tle Mercantile IL
brary Association on " Joan Of Arcs 80
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
~ a-O II TQT 4
TdaI

Majority for Manning, S25; majority for Doweese in
1868, 1,2i0.
Two townships in Franklin County, giving Holden a
majority Of % were thrown out.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

The COLLEGE Colvdnt authOritatively duies the re-
port that the present Yale University eew has in
diyidually sworn not to pull against Hayard and
asserts that they are very desirous Of hagug race
only naming Gs a condition that it sha not DO
r0,SsA IT Worcester
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

ernor will I've declared by the state Canvassers as fol-
lows: Hoffman, 999,5S2; woodford. SeGiS6 Graham
Qabor reform 1907; scattering blank. and Detective
1896 Total vote III, ,229; majority for Hoffman, 35o9C
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service UBitod States Army, Division Of Tele-
grams and Reports, for the Benefit of Commerce
This report is sent simultaneously from all the places
named, at midnight, Washington time:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE FOURTH CONGRESS DIsTRICT-(Oiiicial)
The following are the official returns OF the
election tn MI the vacancy in the IYth Congress Dstrst
Of North Carolina as compared with the vote In 1858;
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
TENNESSEE.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

Officia, returns of the vote for Governor
have been received from all but counties Of the State
at the office OF the Secretary of State in Nashville. The
totals stand, thus far, as follows: william IT, Wisener
Rep 3s75 John c. Brown. Dem, 722s9; majority for
Rrown. "a
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

The Presidents Message. contaiHno 0s5 words
yas sent 10 Baltimore Philadelphia, and Ne,g-Yorl,
over 10 wires Of the Western Union telegraph Com
pany in 81 minutes actual time empLyed or at the
average rate of p words per minute y, each wire
including all breaks or incidental deays