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AMERIC1N INSTITUTE or ARCHITECTS.
CLOSING SESSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The opening of the
second days OF the Institute devoted to the
election officers for the ensuing year. The report OF
the Committee on Nominations confirmed as fol-
lows:
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KENTUCKY.


EXCEPTION.
FRANKrORT, Nov. 9.-0ur election is only for
Congressmen and small vote has been polled. All the
districts, except the With tAdamss have been heard
from The Democratic candidates are elected by large
maiortes in al except the With District, and that
Ghsy claim.
INCREASED REPUBLICAN GAINS.
FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. 9.-The result IN the
ptae on the vote for Congressman is about follows
LIST Distrct-Edward Grassland, Dem. 5000 maj. lid
District-H D. McHenry, Dem, 5000 maj hid District
Joseph II. Lewis, Dem, 1000 maj. WITH Distrct-Jas
Reed Dem. 1000 mai With District-BOyd Winchester,
Dem 900 mai With Distrct-wm. Arthur, Dem, $500
mai. With Distrct-Jas. b. Beck, Dem, $500 maj.
With Dstrict-H. f. Fnly, Rep, probably I&th Dis
Srct-Cose, with the chances in favor OF John Rice.
Dem The vote is generally small but the Republicans
have made large gains everywhere the August vote.
and cut down the Democratic maores Of 1868 by thou
sands through colored votes.
THE RESULT on CONGRESs-PBOBABLY ONE or
TWO REPUBLICANS.
The come in very slowly, and nothing definite
can be gwen Ii conceded that all except the With
and IXth Districts have elected Democratic Congress
men With District the contest between Finley
Rep, and Adams, DEM, the present Member. was close
and the result is not positively known but it is believed
chat Finley is elected. The in the 1Ath Is not
known, but The election Of Thomas, Rep over hoe'
Dem. the present Member, is claimed.
The vote in Louisville 1O4l, being 500 less than
Che vote in August The Democrats showed falling on
of s6l7 and the Republicans only 1856 The CITY OF IA
ducah gave Republican majority over p1tn STos
candidate for Common Pleas Judge handsome majority
IT Is significant fact that nearly all OF the larger t9ws'
including Paducah, Bowling Green, Henderson, Par :,
Lexington, HOpkinsvie, and Lancaster gave good ne
publican maOrities. . -,
che With District that serious difficulty occurred
there after the close OF the polls Some 200 shots were hrd
and several persons wounded, but none killed. IAe
Republicans carried the county by about 100 majority
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Newell got much except protested notes. A
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Correcting tho Code.

There was some doubt whether the Court
OF General Sessions for the County OF Barn
well should be held at Barnwell or at Black
vile, and the editor of the Barnwell Journal
states distinctly that according to the Off
cial copy of the Code, deposited in the office
of the secretary.of the State, the court must
be held at Barnwell. But Mr. Leslie, the
senator from Barnwell, telegraphs word that
this is a clerical error, and that "the mistake
is corrected. Our Barnwell contemporary,
therefore, very properly asks by what author
ity an act Of the General Assembly, which
was enrolled, passed, ratified and approved
according to law, has been so altered and
corrected? The charge against Mr.. Leslie
is serious one and should be Investigated
and it is worth while to inquire whether the
charge was made, or 'the mistake" correct
I'd, with or without the knowledge OF the
Secretary of State.
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administration as will secure exact justice
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ALL THE CITIZENS OF TIE STATE, AND FOR AN
HONEST REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT FOR
ALL SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Current Literature.

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. January,
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We have received from Mr.. Russell, King
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and Leckeys European Morals, and articles on
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Rfmopals.

DEMovAL.-cORoNER E. NJ. VIII
III TING has removed his once from Broad 20
Chalmers street. opposite the Mills House Stables.
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sweeping the Belgian 9tcntier, In the
fhope Of melting AcMaAon. This Ger
man advance covers Tie country from
along the Mouse 70 thu Aube, render
Ing 1t impossible for McMahon to reach
LNetz.-AA a.
The Masses Of ihs PrassIaas Deter.
nlncA % Prssecuts tie War!
LONDON, August 3l.-Public meet
ings are held all over Prussia to sns.
tain the Government in prosecuting
the war to the end, ana to discourage
all attempts at premature. treaty.
The Times to disentangle the new
from the seat of war, says : ENC
Mahon seeks to get back again toward
Paris. On Saturday morning he was
at Stenay; on Sunday, according t.
French reports, he retired to Vauziers
and Bethel. The Belgian accounts
report him on Tuesday at Sedan, Will
the Prince Imperial, and hourly ex'
pecting the Emperor. They had has
tened forward, leaving the Emperor
whose illness prevented him from
travelling rapidly"
The Germans saySthe French were
SO sure Of victory at the opening Of the
camnafpn that thew made no arrange.
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IL. s4...a.,,;r... with a population

Of saaregdemines with a poptla.ion
of about 5000. ~, F-s..h5
"Metz, pronounced In sIsn tSs
Mass in the vicinity OF when tne
great battles of the last week nass
been fought by the French ungsr -
zaine and the Germans under frinss
Frederick Charles and General stein.
met, with King William IN cniei
command, Is a fortified city, tne Gap
ital of the Department OF Moseiie'
The population Is about 10000. ~,
"Nancy. pronounced 'Nongsee' Is !;
the capital of the Department OF
Muerthe, % miles south OF Met, on
the left bank of the Muerthe, and on
the railroad from Paris to Strasptiig.
This Is n Of the finest and vest Dnii.
towns of France. 1t Is IN the aneien1
Province of Lorraine, which ior Y
eral hundred years formed part OF
Germany. butSwas repeatedly taken
nv the armleyof France. By the treaty
Of Vienna, N173s, 1t was given 70 tne
King of Pa and, In exchange for Tus,
canS, andkipon the Kings death passed
to de GOWN Of France"
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ora ,gEC-- ,Gla!&
a DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
From the Seat Of War
BY THE CABLES.
A Battle Between the Armyof the.
Crown Prince and McMa-
8 hons Army
The ~PRUssIANS AGAIN


BRUssELs, August 1.-The King o.
Prussla has sent the following telegram
to Queen Augusta: .aessk
"vaRENNss, August 3o.-TheC Grown
Prince has been In action with the
Fourth, Twelfth and Seventeenth
Corps, and the Fourteenth Bavarians'
Mcmahon was beaten and driven be.
You'd the Meuse. Twelve guns and
some thousand prisoners, with material
Of war, were captured"
A Contrary Report. ;,
Another telegram says: "The
French defeated the Prussians here.
Fighting is going on at Armegny.
McMahon's army IL, or seems to be,
rctreatlng on the Department OF the
North" This dispatch has no date.
1t was fled at Brussels.l
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SAN FnANcrsco, September1-3r. NJ,
Gold, at IL A. NJ, 1lGA.
IGreenbacks, s7M, selling at SIX.
Arrived this morning, ship Radient,
l4O days from New.York:
Charles Meyers, an old offender, be.
ing caught with burglars tools in his
possession, was sent to the County
Court for trial. Thos. Delaney, fol
indecent oftense was sent to jail.
A large number of Mr.. Stewards
friends went down to the wharf to bid
him goodbye this morning. He Is In
good health and spirits, anticipating
q delightful trip.
The weather Is fine.
The belief is general in San Fran
cisco that the defeat Of McMahon's
army opens the road to Paris to the
Prussians. The French here regard
the blow almost irreparable, and say
that nothing can now save Paris from
siege.
The steamer Ciina carries $iSH,'
SIS ,26 In treasure, ofwhlch $Sl7,2lo 20
goesto Honglong, and $l19,e76 to Yc-
Iohama, and the balance to Shanghai.
Gold at 3 P. NJ, 1857; other quota.
lions unchanged. Stocks Inactive and
weak this morning. sHRf ~
The funeral of Mrs. Thos. Mcguire,
at St. Mary's Cathedral, this morning,
was largely attended. 49,,
Cooler, Of Denver City, who brought
two car loads Of dried fruit from Bal
LOUIS ranch, Santa Clara, engaged 70
take the entire product of the ranch
this season.
VIM. Roberts, today, was sent 10
the County Court. Three charges q
grand larceny were made.
The steamer Chlna sailed at IL NJ,
crowded with passengers.
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FROM PARIS.

PARIS, August ST. yening.-No
official Information from the scene OF
war was made public to-day. The
Constitutional says that assurances OF
an unofficial character were given IN
Chambers yesterday, that McMahon
had crossed the Meuse without oppo-
sition, and that the Minister of Foreign
Affairs had received from the Ambas-
sador of France at Brussels news that
Bazaine, on the 18th and 9th, olsen
gagged his right, after a successful m
counter with the enemy.
Other Journals here continue to give
news from private sources of French
successes In minor engagements.
varisus Gable TeisErands from Ku.
/ rspe.
Acable special to the Tribune, dated
London, August 3lst says: "The an
nouncemcnt that communication be-
tween London and Paris had been
stopped, is apparently premature.
Railway officials say the trains will
start as usual this evening"
A correspondent Of the Tribune
writes from Paris, on Tuesday even.
ling: cat least 80, 900 troops left to.
day by the Northern Railroad, their
destination being unknown. Plenty
Of troops ARE left In town, and they
are still swarming, especially marines
and sailors, who apparently are to be
trusted with Its defense. The Dois dc
Boulogne has been closed. We can nc
longer depend on the mail, rs the
Northern Railroad Is blocked witt
all sorts of luggage, goods, trucks O.
grain, and provisions from England
and It will probably soon be either cu'
by the Prusslans, or wholly unoccu'
pied for military service. Passenger
and freight trains are stopped, but ex'
press and mail trains still continue tt
run. The Prefect of Police has ISSUED
a notice. that persons wishing to leave
Paris will require no passports"
Ansther Battle. s
LONDON, August 3l.-[Cable specia
to the Hcrald.]-An engagement tool
place yesterday between q strong forc'
of Prussian cavalry and the advance
lguard Of McMahon's army. After
hard contest the French fell back, ant
the Prussians took possession Of Carig
non, on the line Of the railroad from
Sedan to ,Thionyille, battering tn
rails.
To-day fighting was renewed a
Arrigny, OH the same line of railroad
ten kilometers from the Belgian from
tier. In consequence of the position
of the contending armies, the Belgian
troops, under the Count Of Flanders
are stationed at P%hilipville.
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FROM LONDON.
McMahans' Army Tried to
Join Basaine's, but was
Intercepted by the
Prussiansl

I, LONDON, Augusta = Tie Prussians,
conceiymg that Mcmahon was moving
from the frontier to effect a junction
with Bazaine, advanced In three lines.
The Crown Prince, south Of Nancy,
marched by way Of Commercy, Bar-le-
Due, st. Dizien, and yitry ; the fourth
army, under Prince Royal Of Saxony,
keeping northsof 2 a. ousson, and
marched towards Chalons at the
same time observing. Nett, while Gen.
ISteinmetz, reinforced, proceeded
through verdun'to Rheims, his right
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THR NATIONAL CKAKTEREs--Quar-
termaster General Meigs has recently
invited proposals for supplying. trees
and shrubs for ornamental planting ! u
the national cemeteries, eighty In mum.
Der, scattered over the whole United
States. As the dead in many OF these
burial grounds are far away from their
surviving friends who would guard
the last resting plnce Of the deceased
soldiers, the Quilted States Govern
meut has, with great propriety, author.
lied the ornamentation Of the nationai
cemeteries. NV