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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

%ass ana q ne
70 the h9Ss % n ss Oct ~
OF Fire Island passed steamship Idaho, hence tor Liver
Steamship The Queen tBr Thomson Liverpool Oct rs and
~ VIII md.e and $50 pssssngsrs to the Ma
s Moro cas E.ysn. arM
Co, Nov l. on the outward passage miles Of Hilsboro
Rah6sns wrecked .o%s Is miles set To q:
Steamship Aiadne, Pennington. Galveston DC, 49, via
Key West Nov with mdse and passengers to Mallory
eam n Mon,somsry FairSoih Savannah Noy with
Eta fa
With logwo0d 70 Murray Jr Passed il Por! tau al
fnS &
riae hurricane from ME- but same through safe 2h
which continued inee ssanty pas.
a VIA ss
The \ N, ., g anchored Of the iiyhtsh,p..
sfSs xs snssP
deck ssrao
&c The w is anchored the bar.
Lumber 70 y Da aSS Ms
George sso AMOS Eeip al Baltimore
days with coal to master is bound to Portland The
Passed Throush Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York
with mdse and passengers, to Ferguson 4 Wood. -
Brig Whitaker Cotton, Sand River Ms New York 10
DAYS, with spiles, to Snow Il Richardson
Schr Annie Martin (Br,, Mclaughlin, st John, NIB for
New York with lumber to Chase bot Co vessel to P
NesIus 4 Son.
Schr J Morten Johnson, Boston for Philadelphia
schr Emma, Smith, Nantucket Shoals for New York with
fish, to Benz West. 49,
schr Victor, Hx Nantucket Shoals for New York. with
fish, TO ID Haley. -
schr Geo Moon. Ashbee Nantucket Shoals for New York
with fish, to Moon Il LaInpheer.
seh Kingsland, Beebe, Nantucket for New York, with
hsh, to John Comstock
sckr Mary Potter Potter Nantucket Shoals for New York.
with fish, 10 Miller
Schr lille f. Smith, Wareham for New York.
Schr STAR Crowel, Providence for Baltimore.
Schr Toles, Day, korwalk for Ellzabethport
Schr Olive Hayward, Arey, Sag Harbor for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
schr Louis Francis. Kelley, Virginia for New Haven
Schr j McCarthy simpson, Philadelphia for Salem.
Schr floriia Godfrey, Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Sealer, springer. Port johnson for Hartford
Schr Fannie Hammer Brooks Port johnson Providence
Schr Berry. Parker Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr Wilson, Harris, Elizabethpor for Providence.
Sclr NJ j Langhton, Laughton Hoboken for Pembroke.
Schr Seneca, Hand, Hoboken for Fall River.
Schr Anna, -, New York for Salem
Schr a Russell, - New York for Mddctown.
Schr l. Daniels, Smith, New York for Hartford.
schr 5 X Lane Fuller New York for Yarmouth.
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Steamship Batavia (Br). Bilnges. Liverpoo-c Franck
steamship Columbia tBr, Small, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship Aliemannia (NGN Barends, Hamburg-Kun
hardt 4 Co.
Steamship Missouri Edwards. Havana-Atlantic Mall
Steamship Co.
Steamship San Francisco, Higgins Bermuda-w Webb.
Steamship Livingston, Cheeseman, Savannah-Lvings-
steamship South Carolina, Beckett Charleston Nor
Steamship wyanoke Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship George Upton. Roberts, Petersburg-Jas
Hand
Steamship VIM Clyde, Sherwood, adelph,a-Lorlsrd
Steamship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portand-J r Ames.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston--W p Clyde.
Bark Antilles Orb Anderson, Glasgow-E Morgan's
Sons.
bark R.i.h Of sarswsh tBr, Norton Queenstown, Fall
mouth or Pymouh-0 Buley.
Bark Evening Star, Chick, So Jago-waydell Co.
Brig Bore Gwes Pshscn Constantnopls-W Tetens
Brig Sea Bird Br,, Card, Pernambuco Pension Co.
Brig Surf Thompson, Cienfuegos-Fowier l. iowa.
schr Alfred vittey (Br Tucker, Rio Grande do Su-G
Buley. i
Schr J wallace Obi Allen, Jacmel-s G Loud Co.
Echr Samson Gardner Havana-Jas Ward 4 Co.
schr Guiding Star (Br), Merriam Corvallis Ns-cran-
sohr Matte W Atwood. Newcomb, New orleans-N H
Brigham.
schr senator, Fauklin, Boston-S W Lewis 4 Co.
schr Waterman, Hinckey, Hyannis via New Hsven-
Ferguson Il Wood.
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia,
Steamer Fannie, Fenton Philadelphia.
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MONEY FOR NETNoDlsTs.

the Alanson Methodist Episcopal church, situated
In Norfolk street. near Grand the meeting place of
the combined societies of the Cherry and Madison
street churches, is st! Juggling 10 pay or debt OF
$4,000 and must soon do SO or the edifce will be
sold. Mr.. Alanson T. Briggs ana Mr. Thomas W.
Marshall nave subscribed one-ha the sum necessary
to relieve the burden now resting upon the society
provided the other half can be raised and the ladies
o. tDe CONGREGATION are working MOLLY to that end
In lairs, sewing societies and other womanIy de-.
vices. 10 compete the effort Bishop Simpson viii
preach on sunday, The 18th inst. in he morning i'm
tue place oil the pastor, Rev. John Parker and q re-
union service WIN De held the evening. al winch
the old pastors viii be present as will also Eishon
James Rev. George W. Woodruff, Philip Philips and
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ST. LOUIS Nov. 10, 1870.
The Democrat has q special from Little Rock.
Ark which says that strong attempt was made to
sell out the republican party by Governor Claxron
In the election on Monday. HIS registrars, IN some
places, committed all OF frauds in favor OF
the democracy. In Phillips county, where there Is
ABOUT 1000 republican majority, The Governor went
IN person the Saturday before election ana through
q white candidate Tor State Senator and Judge Ben
nett defeated the republican candidate and turned
almost the entire republican vote against Roots,
candidate for Congress.
On Monday night ut Little Rock, leading rebel,
and party Tor Governor Claxton Tor the United
STATES senate, and the ClaXton men here all voted
the democratic ticket Now outstanding all this 1t
believed the republicans have carried The State by
o handsome majority. e
In the First Congressional district Hanks, demo-
crat, has about seven hundred majority over Roots,
republican. III is believed that snyder, republican,
is elected In The Second district and Edwards,
democrat, in the Third.
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TELEsaApalC NEWS ITEMS.

EAU inches Of fell at Mount Wa shington H. H., We,
teSd,y
coored men were whipped al Dresden Tennessee
Tuasd night, for using obscene language the aree
A man named Violet residing in Elizabeth, fell from a
on the New Jersey Railroad, at Railway,
and was,fataly injured
The woe'ien mill OF Mesrs Jackson, Swavne L Dnp In
Richmond. Ind, entirely destroyed by ire
night. The, loss Is $luU.000 small insurance.
The census present population Of Kentucky
be $685. increase In the last Of 27,1
the largest actual Increase Kentucky has made
settlement.
All the parties concerned in the Trnckes Nevada Railroad
robbery arrested One of them
m evidence aud hopes the
covery of the money
The annual meeting OF the Pennsylvania Womans
Suffrage Assoc alton comm Philadelphia
Among the speakers Nary Grew, Lucy Stone Julia
Ward Howe aud Lucreta MotEr - Is.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Powder Mill Explosion at Wilkesbarre-One
Man Killed aud Another Fatally Injured.
WILKEsBARRE, Nov. 10, 1870.
The Luzerne Powder Company's mill and dry
houses this place, where powder is manufactured
the patent OF General Oliver, destroyed this
morning by a terrific explosion, caused by slight
fire originating in the mill by the breaking Of cog
In the machinery and communicated to the dry
houses IL is thought, by or the men whose
clothes were on fire running there for refuge The
buildings were badly shattered, together with few
freight cars standing on the track near by Thomas
Burns, the engineer, was thrown against a wise,
racurlng mis- skull and has since died. Oscar Shoe
maker, the man who to the dry houses, was very
badly burned aud 1t Is thought impossible for him
TO live. The damage TO the company Is $4,000.
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OHIO.

Indicted for ConspirinR to Defraud tho Gov
ernment-Imp0rtant Revenue Sui..
CINCINNATI, NOy 10, 1870
The United States Grand Jury found at recent
session, an indictment against Thomas Roberts for
consprmg to delraud the government.
In the United States Circuit Court with Judges
Emmons and Levett on the bench, the case OF the
United States against Daniel G. Dustin and others
came up to-day on demurrer, the defendants set
ting up the statute OF Limitations of 1904, which
allowed but two years for the commencement OF
actions contemplated by this law. The District
Attorney answers That the law OF 1904 touching
revenue cases, which likes the limit to five years. Is
the statute under which all or these fall, and
not under the statute pertaining to CRIME in general.
This is an interesting question, inasmuch as the
sustaining OF the demurrer would stop prosecution
III a large number or the important revenue cases
now pending In various parts Of the country.
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GREAT FIRE In BUFFALO.

Burning of the Central Railway Company's
Transfer HOuse-Three Hundred Cars De.
stroyed-L0ss Six Hundred Thousand Dol
lars.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10, 1870.
About half-past one O'Clock this morning fire
broke out in the large transfer house OF the New
YORK Central Railway Company at East Buffalo,
near the cattle yards, destroying the building and
700 empty cars. The loss is estimated at over
$6Oo,0o0 The fire Is supposed to have been The
work OF an incepdiary. The tran SER building, over
1900 feet long, was built partly brick and pa rtlv
OF wood, with slate roof portion oil the rolling
stock belonged to the Lake Shore and Michigan
Souths.E GALWAY Company.
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CHICAGO, Nov 10, 1870.
The following are the officlal republican majori-
ties In this clty:-John A. Logan, Congressman at
large, A, 1856; Farwel for Congress In First district,
3,446. The returns from the county will add from
1900 to 1000 to these majorites The republicans
elect their three State Senators and twenty-five re-
representatives.. The Fourth and Seventh Congress
slOGa districts still IN doubt, but 1t IL beieved
Hawley In the Fourth and Moore IN the Seventh,
both republicans elected, although the majority
OF each may be less than 100. FarnswOrth IN the
Second ID elected by 1000 to 1900 majority. In the
Twelfth district Hay Ii pretty surely elected.
The latest returns indicate the election OF Hawey,
republican, In the Fourth and Hunter, democrat,
IN the Seventh district. Illinois sends to Congress
seven republicans and seven democrats.
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MURDERERS' BLOCK AGAIN.

Alleged Attempt TO Assassinato Harry
Hill-A Pistol Bullet Fired Into His
Prcmises---R0ushs Follow and Beat Him
and Billy Edwards---Walsh's Mistakes.
Murderers' Block, over which Captain Edward 8.
U. Walsh exercises police jurisdiction, was last
night the scene of fracas that created immense
excitement among the 'sports'' OF the city.
From the conflicting statements rapidly gathered
by HERALD reporter 1t seems that some time ago
Harry Hill, who keeps concert saloon In East
Houston street. near Police Headquarters which
is patronized by the detectives. some OF
the inspectors, police officials generally, and
other high dignitarles OF the Police Department.
some time ago gave offence to young man named
Hanley, who had entered his place.
AT ten minutes before twelve O'Clock last evening"
while police officers citizens and ex-Sergeant Hud-
son, OF the Eighth precinct were sitting in the
ond floor room OF HIPS saloon, pistol ball
was fired into the place by some person from the
crosby street side of the premises. The bullet
passed through the window and narrowly escaped
the mead OF ex-Sergeant Hudson and friend oil his
VINO were H1lrS guests Ten minutes later gang OF
roughs, Hill alleges, headed by Billy Tracy and
jim Haggarty. entered his premises. and
commenced an 1ndiscriminate attack upon HIM.
Billy Edwards, the pugilist, was present and
rushed TO Hills assistance, but 90 late
TO save the proprietor, who was badly beaten
about the head. Edwards was also badly cut during
the fight. The latter escaped and gave the alarm,
but no policeman on Houston or Crosby streets re-
arrived, conveyed the wounded men, Hill ana
Edwards to the Central Ohice where DR.. Waiter
man, Jr., dressed their wounds, which were OF a
slight character. I'm the meantime officers OF the
precinct arrested the statement OF popcorn boy,
named John Edward Loensen, OF No. l0I Luqueer
street, Brooklyn, Edward Hanley, who was fully
identified by him as the man who fired the shot.
Mr. Hill requested Captain Walsh to detain the BOY
in the station house as a witness to prevent
his manipulation by the defendants ana
their friends, but Captain Walsh refused to do so,
and instructed ocer Reilly to escort the main wit
ness and his mother, who was present In the station
appear before him Capt Walsh at nine O'Clock this
morning. Captain Walsh assured Mr. Hill that he
knew where to lind Messrs. Tracy and Hagerty,
whom Mr.. Hill assured him he would appear
against. as his assailants and instructed
detective McKeever to secure them. Should
they not he secured in time Justice bowling Will
aid the ends of justice by adjournlng the examna-
ton until Captain ). U. Walsh and his officers
arrest naggerty and Tracy, whom Hill declares
he interest OF the Young Democracy, TO compass
his assassination.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-loynoN Nov IN avopu
oonso,s closed at rs for money and account American
securities quiet Fivewentes, 1854 s9,; do 1885 Ks i
DO ls5. gma tenor'ies e71 Raiway stocks are Quiet
ern, 70. ss' @As'ahsie ano ureat west
M,o coIaoS MARKET LIvEnPooI, Nov. lO--4 80
Y y. -goteoh crossed hrmer MidC.in ~ an 3 I'd mid
DING Dreams Sfc. sad sales ~ the d,y a., 10
AVDoy paes ng 200U Tor export and speculation
biytHfooL rhoYibIoNs MARKTr.-LIvFRpooL Noy.
7as. g. per ewt. ~ pii'no ineSS' hafu
LIyFRPooL PRODUCE MARKET -IIyEzpoor Nov IA
r. Iaiow, rs Cd per cwt. Fine rosin trmer Refined
LoSDoN PRODUCE MAR9RE-L LONDON Nov 10 4 30P
h-IaA9Y hIlner. Reunsd petroleum In Gid In III ~
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ST. ANDREWS socETY-SLECTIoN or oFFICERs

The st. Andrews Society met last evening at
Delmonico's and elected the following officers:-
President James Gordon; Vice Presidents. James
Noir and Walter watson; Managers Bryce Gray,
Archibald Mckinley, Allan Campbell, J. 8. Ken
needy, Isaac Buchanan and James Brauel; Treasurer;
J. nj. Morrl5on Secretaries, Charles Henderson and
+ DuIt wallace.
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A SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE IN NEWARK.

In Newark last evening, about seven O'Clock, a
fire broke out, through some means not yet ascer-
tanned, in the three story frame house on the
corner of Wicklife and Hampden streets. The fire.
men were remarkably slow in getting TO the scene.
The two families OF Mr.. William b. Littell and Mr..
Patrick Curry occupying the upper stories, got out
all SAFE though their furniture Is almost total
loss The building was completely Quilted, the roof
beng entirely destroyed. IL was owned by a Ger
man, r. Mock, who occupied the store as grocery.
The total loss on building, stock and furniture will
reach about 81, 200. Some 6remen narrowly escaped
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UNION CLUB THEArRE-FRENcH READINGs.-The
second French readings by M. Favarger will take
place this afternoon at three O'Clock at the hall of
the Union Club theatre The programme en-
braces admirable selections from st. Lambert,
Corneille, Moliere Lamartne, Victor Hugo BeranGer
and Collin d Harleville. To all admirers Of French
literature the readings will be found most interest
ing, and we recommend the entertainment TO the
Ix
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RHODE ISLAND.

arrests in Providence for Bribery al the Eiec-
ton.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 10, 1870.
Robert Morrow was examined before a United
States Commissioner to-day on two complaints for
bnpery at the recent Representative election. He
was held in $1,000 for trial on each complaint
Charles Ii. Burroughs was also held Tor trial on a
similar COMPLAINT
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The Brea DIST nfrs Supply.

LONDON. Nov. 10, 1870.
The shipping Gazette points ont the Jolly and bad
policy OF the Western grain dealers OF the United
States in Withholding their crops until the canals
are closed with the expectation OF then realizing
higher prices. Bank capital Is being locked up In
these securities and Eastern buyers decline to pur-
chase IN dull market.
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ku Klux Outrages In Lebanon.

ku kIuX OutrnRes In LcbRnon.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1870.
Friday night some masked men called Matthew
Shorter coored out OF his residence, Lebanon,
ana killed him.
In the county, at Statesvile, election day,
Wesley Armstrong assaulted Jack Florida ana
wounded him MORALLY.
The last ret urns announce the election or Butler
in the First and OF Maynard in the Second district.
The old Boarc OF Directors Of the Missouri and
Tennessee Railroad was reelected
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REUNION or THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

CLEVELAND, NOV. 10, $50.
A large meeting OF committees was held tonight
to make arrangements for reunion OF the Army
of The Cumberland, to take place in this city Noven
Der "a and Is. Full details have been completed
and large gathering Of old soldiers is expected.
On the afternoon OF the 24th General Garfield VIII
deliver u euogy on General Thomas and In the tore.
noon OF the 25th General Palmer VIII denver the
annual Grafton. banquet VIII take place on Ell,
day evening, the 2vtLa
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A MARKED BODY FOUND.

The body OF a man was found In the water at
Bay Ridge yesterday, dressed in blue flannel
overshirt, red flannel unde-shirt, black pants and
vest flannel drawers, wooen socks and pegged
shoes. On his breast. with India INK was tile cru
citxion, and on his right arm coat or arms, with
the letters w. s." The inquest Will be held by jus
fica Rpnnett.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER TRIPLE SHEET
SERViA.


BELGRADE, NOV, 3, 1870.
TIE uTzslon OF the Chamber was closed to-day.
The Regent, in his speech, referred to the recent
reforms WIN Oh had been 30 auspiciousiy com.
meiIced and TO the alliance which had been estas~
llshed with Roumania
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RUSSIA.
Imperial Concession TO the People.

ST. pETl. RsBURG. Nov. 10, 1870.
project OF law reducing the term OF military
service IN Russia from twelve 80 six years is now
before the Council of the Empirea This measure Is
preliminary to q further reducton OF the term of
feryice TO three years, and applies ia all the sub
iccts OF Russia, irrespective Of RANK,
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AUS TRIA.

The yes.. ,-Ro man situation Accepted.
FLORENCE Nov. 10, 1870.
The Austrian government has officially approved
The Italian policy At Rome.
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SAILED.

Steamships Batavia, Liycrpoo; Alemannia, Hamburg;
Missouri, Havana; San Francisco, Bermuda Livingston,
savannah; South Carolina, Charleston; Wyanoke, Rich.
mond &c; Geo Upton, do; ship Freedom, Liverpool
The brig Maiano for New Orleans anchored at South
west SAit.
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ALEXANDRIA, NOV. TO- 1870.
In this tine SEVENTH Congressional district Brax.
ton, democrat, is elected over Mckenzie, republi-
can. by q respectable majority.
letter Just received mere says that Rives, re.
publican, b undoubtedly elected In the Fifth dis
sptpV
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LOUISIANA.

Riot IN DonalisOnvislc-Eivc Hundred Negro es
in Arms-The Waite Mayor KiIied-The
Town Reported in Flames.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1870.
The evening papers publish exciting news from
Dona'dsonvle. negro mob 500 strong, are re.
ported in possession OF the place, and Judge william
G. Lawes and Mayor Mark Schouberg are reported
killed. The whites who could not escape were al.
rested and imprisoned and the rioters threaten to
10 burn the town and hang several OF the citizens.
An oflicer OF the steamboat Allen, which passed
Donaldsonvile at twelve O'Clock last night reported
the place on IRE.
The riot creates great excitement here. A call,
signed by $50 citizens was published this evening
under the following caption:-
Citizens OF New Orleans together Donaldsosvle Ia
In flames Our citizens being murdered Let meet
on Canal street tonight, at O'Clock, to devise means
for protection.
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Riotous Philadelphia Fire Companies Dis
banded.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. TO- 1870.
Both branches OF the City Council have passed
resolutions disDanding two volunteer fire companies
for riotng. This is a very unusual action on the
part OF the city fathers and is the Inauguration OF
movement for disbandng the whole volunteer sys-
TEN and substituting paid.
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GERMAN Y.

The EIecfions-Lbernl Victory.
LONDON Nov. 10, 1870. y
rMeNv,erals in North Germany have prevailed In
fine ele ~ ons thus far reported
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ENGLAND.


From the Diamond Fields.
LONDON, Nov. TO- 1870
Mr.. Kelleston, the pioneer OF the Cape or Good
Hope diamond diggings has arrived in England
He lustiaes the glowing accounts OF thss country
which have lately been published
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. TO- 1870.
About half OF the State has been heard from, In.
GLIDING most OF the republican strongnolds The
democrats have overcome the majority OF Grant OF
424O, and have gone be- ond It, The balance OF the
state win 60 largely democratic. The democrats
have elected three and probably four Cong ressmen,
ana large majority OF the House Of Representa-
tives. There was no election for Senators. SO lar
as heard from there was not q disturbance OF any
Kind at any election box In the State.
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7s---i--s--'----- - --' - r
MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTlFlCIAL TEETH INSERTED PERYhN EMILY.
IN without plates clasps extracting decayed teeth
stumps thereby preserving original expression.
which Is generally distrurcd ntter extraction OF teeth Sen
siive decayed teeth mps hng aud build
ing TO orgna shape and color without psin with ore
pastic the Inventor Dr. SIGESMuND Surge N Dentst
OF the Woman's Hospital Is East Ninth street, near Broaa
way.
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United states Squadron.

YIONDON NOV. 10 1870.
The Unitod States steam irigate Delaware of the
sslatic squadron, was AZ Table Bay on the 25th OF
September. homeward bound.
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I2IGoTRY, .,,.,., ,,,.,,,.. I. ,,ror,,.
nent Baptist rymen sell J. Hyatt SMITHS story en-
titled The Open DOOR BOOK found at NE puonsar
ers, T. y. PERkINS IS East Ninth street. New fotk.
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LONDON, Now 10, 1870.
the oniciai report OF the directors OF the Bank OF
England show that the amount or specie an vault
has Increased s117, 900 since the last report.