, 1870-11-08
NEW YORK.
The Election To-Day.
Military Orders from tho State and
United States Authorities.
Agreement Entered Into BE.
tween tho United States
marshaIs and State
Officers.
Tone Of the Various Markets.

Special Despatch to The ChIeAss Tribune.
GOLD.
NEW SoHk, SoT. THE bulls attempted to sake
Advantage Of the news Of the failure OF Tho atnls
ttce in France 10 advance gold, but tho market
did not respond readily TO the effort Gold opened
at 11oA, advanced 70 1Io1:. and settled down
again to the opening rate The rates paid tor cA7
Tying we're and per cent.
= MONEY.
The week opened On an amply supplied money
market at I to s per cent on governments, and TO
On railways and mfAcel!ancors shares. The for
e!gr news In regard to tho arntsi!ce ts construed
as indirectly favorable to N eAsJ money market
here. ShouIt even peace be declared 1t once, 1t
would be some time before 4 stable goyesnmen:
In France could be established, and Until the
new government had the confidence Of capitalists.
the hulk Of French funds. NOW tn London for safe
keeping. would remain there. The supply Of
commercial paper waa moderate, and choice Ac-
ceptancea passed at * to sk PEI cent,
GoERkSAkSTs.
Government bonds wcrc steady, ami generally
fraction higher than On Saturday. the decline
abroad haytng been rather more than An offset
IN the advance IN gold here
FoRElGE 8ICBAEGB
~as stesdf. Prime hankers* sixty-dAy sterling
hiils ranged from lo9 to 1u9, and sight lo9 less
a brokerage Commercial 6ixty-day bills range
from 10st to 1os SO.
STOCKS.
The Htock market was dull, With the exception
OF Lake Shore, Northwestern preferred, and
Western Cniou. The two former were strong,
while Western Union wAa feye1tsh between al7s
and 41;.s.
There was fair business In dry goods to-1aF.
the lower prices still atttaeurg customers. The
INC weather gives animation to the retail trade,
which, In turn Affects the iobbers.
WHEAT.
The wheat market was dull and depressed. Prl.
vate advtces from Liverpool were represented to
be unfayorable, and shippers held oG. The sales
were about q, 900 bushels,
F1OER.
/ Common amt medium grades of State aal
Western nonr we're aro tfuls. Receipts were lh-
eta but not freely offered, ami no general decline
can be quoted.
To-DAris ELECTION
The order of Governor Hoffman, through
Major General shatcr. to the National Guarl 10 be
In readiness to turn ont tomorrow coca
! slons widespread feeling In the city
ttat no trouble Will occur. 1t Is understood thai
the Federal and State authorities have come 10 At
| understanding to make no arrests. The danger |:
| that some Of the irreprcsslbfe and reckless per
/ SONS appointed by the Marshal as supervisors O
tie polls may provoke difficulties which may gEou
into riots. 1t Is believed that the Clited State
forces in and around the city, including the ms
riues, number $500 men. The National Guard
belonging to the city, Is nearly 1000 strong. The,
will be called 10 ars, II required 1t the signal
| Yweive strokes, repeated four times, upon tht
| tower bells Of the Fire Department
ITO the A,sociatrd Ps~se.l
| ELECTION DAT.
| NEW YoRE. Nov. '.-Thc following order va
IiEapurAH7EKs FIRST DIVISION SAY1oSAl1
! SET foE5, Nor, !, 1870.
fess' esass 81 Il Il! szeeene,. 5oan T. uo
man, Commander n-Chtvf, it Is announced lna
ceftatn ot1csa!s o. the United states aad Of ii,
To the conduct OF the ELECTION, have fufly agree,
nnnn measures which. II Is confidently b.l.eved
viii Ecnder all military interference unnecessary
i, Is Ordered thai. should ne se1Tte.
9f 'ats ., avSioa v!so, b =, required % ait
1871. the established signal OF the twelve strokc
raPtated four times Upon the tower bells Of tht
n.snIE9 psmsn. ~" s sonpaes tas,reupo n
at their respective alGories ID fatxue ltc4s, ant
brigade and battery commanders report to theil
that the formation take place At once, aud thai
the mcn t'e Kept within the asmoriea ready for II
slant setstcs. By order of
quiet tonight, and everything now indicates !
graceful f,l,: election to-moinw sun aooo Cnite
nEh East Rt7era sns.eaftness3for ans emergency,
They are however, antter strict orders 10 remain
selves a. all unless called upon by Inc proper aa.
ihor.1y: General Mcdowell is ii command, and
has estaeai4he.t hts hcat,quaEte.s at the cor
VS. his eyenias' yefiEs5'Ph TO nas 3;
;ns pes'sos !o ecsspsd y tresps: Ea.eh are y
Artillery. Colonel Hunt: corner Reade Street an,i
Rn'sdwar. First United States Artillery, Colonel
Hosnss rsas T"mpktns sapsre sn.n nfsntiy
| aEenae, detachment undef Colonel Elie; uous,on
| and Greene streets, attachment under the Imme-
et General Shaler, calling out the National Guard.
- considered Only u ptecau:Ionery measure
asc9 rs It, t,s Il Snea aa a. s4sfs ew ~.
pus,Ic, except On prts.trg occasion. 4 -
Jns III owing arrremeut made To-day. and
good eysdcnce Of the desire Of III paItrs tor
NEW YonE. Nov. :.-For tsc purpose Of secur.
lies Of ne United ssa!cs on the one hand. sn.i
those Of the STATE anu city Of New Yp.S un the
o!he5; A. she election Oh tie sth inst, 1t agterd
!. No rerfon who has registered his name Is 10
he prevented by arrest froo voti:g IT, after being
ehnilenee,i, questioned. and cautioned. he rc..
sssts IN taking The statutory oath. uIlees enc os
the lHpeaeheEs knoH~ tnat he is not enti:lt4i to
vote. After Voting any elector mas be arrested
1og 1ny offence against the laws
Z Cu!ted States Supervisors are 10 be present
from the oTenitG Of the polls rutl the ntlctIon
Of the taEyass, ED hare faI opportunity TO wiz
nrss the canvass, and to Attarh to eye{y &C ftin.
cate nf the result Of the canvass, any
statement they mag desire, aud they will not t,e
arrested before The cenrieran of the CANVASS
for anr alleGet offence, Nor thco except on 4
preess
= Inspectors o. Elections are to be protected
from the opening OF the rof until the completion
OF the cAnvsas. and not 10 he afre.t,3 betUre the
completion OF tic entire canvass for any alleged
offence, NOT iheca except Justly.
{. United States Deputy Matsha1s aud State
fetces nre to Cooperate In 1Ool faith ID preserving
ol'Ecr an! Rvng eject to the above expressed un
defstanding.
4. II. i1 the opinion OF any Supervisor or
inspector Of election, Aly Deputy Marshal Or po-
ltcctuan at the polls shall fau to carry out In COED
faith the 1hoyc understanding, he sha1t tnme-
latcly cause the fact to he reported to the United
states Marshal II The complain. be against u
Deputy tni1el States Marshal. AMI to the Super
ioiendeni Of Police u tac complaint be aFatast
Policeman.
{siRned) NoAn DAy,s.
tuiseyl States Attorney.
GEoRGx II. SHtRrE,
Tntica States Marshal.
H. OAKEy Hall,
MAJOR Of New York.
]. 5. HoSwpRIH,
President OF Police.
Colonel E. ". STDr1u-pS