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new YOFk Items.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 31.-A gale last
night and to-day occasioned no ma
terIal damage to property, but several
lives were lost to-day in the bay by
the swampipg of beats.
The rumors, that Gen. Pleas
anton had been rendered the Office of
Commissioner OF Ioterual Revenue,
and that d warrant bad been issued
against the County Clerk, Lsewe.
Senator Norton and Alderman Cowan
for alleged completely IN the old cleo
ton frauds, are pronounced untrue.
The suit of the Erie Company to
recover six miIlian dollars from Van
derbilt. has gone over till December.
The remaining companies of the
Eighth r. R-g,ment arrived to-day from
Norfolk.
It's expected that the quarantine
of Governors Island will cease to
morrow, aud troops will be placed d
there sc the disposal OF the Uni G /
States authorities.
The steamers Abyssinis, Eogland,
and Malta, all from Liverpool, ar
rived to day.
Washington specials state that the
colored cadet Smith has been honora.
bly, acquitted by the court martial re-.
Gently held at West Point.
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Storm Items.

The dam gs TO the cIopsin Cuba By both
hurric tneS Is about onC-hNlt
A barqus In distress drilted past Erie,
yesterday morning, aud the Perry has
zone in pursuit. The gale exceeds any Tor
years.
Cleveland was visited by a terrible
storm on Monday night. during which the
propeller Neptune, of Detroit, was blown
against the dOeS and sunk.
The Canadian steamer Britannia went
ashore and sunk in twenty feet water, near
Erie, Pa, on Tue sday morning One of
her crew was so iuj Ired that his leg had o
be amputated Four others came ashore
safe aud the captain and one ma We're
t,ken from the rigging by the tug Dragon,
She was owned "a Port Burroeii was luad
cd with srindstonea, and is total loss.
The schooner Elyria went ashore on the
peninsula op oosIte Erie Penn on sunday
night, the crew cltnging TO the rigging AL
night, and wel e not rescued until yester.
day morning, when the first cutter OF the
revenue euIter Commodore Perry wat
swamped in going TO their aid and twc
were drowned in the breakers. others
were rescued by the tug Tillinghast.
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PRUSSIA.
Especial TO the Herald !

BERI IN, Oct. 5l.-A report is current
here that an attempt was made Yesterday
on the life of KtDg Willism. The Ktpg
was unhurt, but General Room, who stood
near was wounded.
Lord Gran Ville's proposition was for an
armistlce 10 enable elections TO be he q
only, and did not Involve peace. The
Paris Govern ment does not desire an elec-
tton, but The Prussian Government viii
,equire one IL an rmisttce Is granted, and
IL viii not be granted for any other pur-
zoe.
SAARBsUCK. October 30 Previous to the
capitul alton of Metz Bszatne had burtt d
in he earth cdsSe de PdTB1ee, c intatning
forty million francs la gUlu, and ten NIL
lton francs ia silver, and the Germans
forced HIM 10 reveal the location.
preaching Metz.
The National Ambulance Service OF
Engloud are forwarding heavily loaded
wagons of provisions, and = large num- Der
of American surgeons have fiOcE ed 10 the
neigh boIDood of Metz ana SaartTuck, and
are rendeTt most I'm pOrtanb service 10
the wos nded of both nations
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Kfects of the Gale on ,he Lakes.

PORT COLBURNE, Oot., October 81.
The crew OF the Rankin was rescued
this afternoon. by Captain Noble, of
the Schooner Phillip Giraffe.
A woman named Cook was lost off
the RagkIu. she was wasted over
board last night.
The life boat sent by Captain Dow,
from Buffalo, arrived after the rescue.
The Raukia IS a total loss.
Ths names Of the three men lost
of the propeller America, are Simp-
son, Alex. McGregor, and j. Mills.
The bark Superior arrived this
afternoon, having lost some of her
spars and sails. She reports that the
schooner w. g. Keith is ashore al
Long Point.
The bark Finby Ohambel has ar.
rived, with several of her sails lost.
1t has been blowing a gale from thu
southwest since last night.
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Foreign News.

NEW YoRK October 81 "A spec
ial TO the Telegram from Versailles, of
the 30th says: A formal notice of the
capitula.ion Of Metz has been sent t0
Paris under flag of tIu3e. The
King OF Prussia has announced his
determination to Immediately bonn
bard the city. He considers that the
enormous number Of pris oners, who
must be invariably subject to the pri-
vatioDs Of hunger and sufferiags con
sequent upon the long siege of Metz,
would. under these circumstances, be
more meroifully dealt vi h by q for
eign entry for Them into Paris, and be
a proper tribute of respect TO th, So
who fought best for France. A large
number of reinf0rcements Of Prds-
sian troops have reached the invest
ing lines to day.
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WAsuINGToN. Oct. 31.-The Presi-
dent has expressed his readiness to ap-
point an lsr9lite to the Office of an
Indian Superintendent. He gave a
State dinner tonight, all the Cabinet
officers except Robeson, who was
absent IN the city, were present,
Also Senator's Edmunds and Morton,
MIR. aud Mrs. Casey, and Mrs, Orville
Grant. General Cox was invited, bat
was not present, having previously
completed arrangements to leave for
Ohio in the early afternoo strain.
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ITALY

FLORENCE, October Stu case of the
dissolution of the Italian Parliament now
threatened the election tor new Deputies
will oce ur on the 2)th of NOvem Der. Par
lament will assemble Decem Der 5tb
al Ssnard, the French representative.
has congratulated the King on the energy
and moderation which has en- displayed
in The accom- piisnme-st of Italian unity.
Signor VenOsta, replying for the hing, ex-
pressed thanks for tue good words of NJ.
onle regenerated. but that universal G "
i Z4tiOn is promoted by late events at
r me.
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and twenty-five prisoners, nine OF whom
were WOundei Some of the pT1S-
oners wee uniformed and others wore
blouses. Tue later Were threatened with
execution. The Prussia ns lost one killed
and two wounded The firing Of the
FFanc-tireurs was very bad. SIX dead
were subsequently found among the wag-
on preVtou-ly attarked. There were
hfrty soldiers and three drivers. Such
scenes are Of daily occurrence"
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SPAIN.

MADRID. Oct. 3l.-Ths formal approve
mehL of the candidatuTe of AOsta for the
Spanish Crown by England, Prussia, Italy
Austria and hussia, is officially ackuoWls
edged by the Spanish Government.
MADRID, October 3I.-At the opening OF
the CoTtes to-m9TrOw, the party OF the
Lett Will present a proposition or censuTe
against he government for its course Ia
the matter OF AOsta's candidature. The
caDdidat0re will officially be presented to
the Cortes In the early part of the week.
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LAKE CITY, FLA, October 81
Late adyices from Martinique an
nOunce that the French authorities
have already shot twenty of the ring
leaders in the insurrection, aud one
hundred II ore have bsen arrested aud
will be shot. Toe opinion is gaining
ground that the rebellion was iusti-
gated by the Prussians.
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PORTUGAL.

LISB0S, October 3l.-The rev Cabinet
formed under the Presidency of AviIaRs
is imposed as follows: AVtla, Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Bishop Vlznf, Interior
and Pu0llc Instruction; Carralyo, FL
nance; Davigo, War; Gambei, Marine,
The news from Montevfdeo Is that the
Government army had been defeated by
the BlancOs army.
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FATCE7 Ea-sS ES5s ksasss ssK =.

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DENMARK

COPENHA IN, October 3l.-Prussia has
pom ssd DenmaTktO fa'fli the stipula-
lions OF the treaty of Prague. relative TO
North Sch'eswigt h-nce the King. in
his last speech, was able o refer to the fu-
tuFe with confidence.
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HAVANA, Oct. 21, via. Lake CITY.
Oct. 3l.-Another dreadful hurricane
occurred Yesterday, and was the sever
est storm ever known. At the west
end of the island and along the south
coast many towns were iBnuna;ed.
crops dana sgad or destroyed, railroads q
submerged and telegraphs prostrated
MataBzas again suffered terribly. AS
far as known no lives were lost.
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sET.F Es EEVATIS5N.

Mental EneryatiOn-lOss OF bodily VfgOr,
cour.ge and ambition - the cause and
e1 re-yT.th sanitary aid TOR he feeble and
Saspondtng. Sent free, in sealed eBvel-
oDes Address, howard ASSOCiATiON,
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GETTlNH MARhIE d.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils. and the propriety or improperly OF
getting married, with sanitary help for
those who feel unified Tor matrimonial
ADDRESS HOWARD As 0CIATIoS, Box +,
Phlladel DhiQ. "a. s.-p ~ q NoIn
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r H w B u r O.
COAL

Al orders lef with Jssh I'LL. EC0rk-
corner Main and second street., or north
oo--er Water and Main Sts., Will receive
prompt attention at the lowest prices.
Fociasr srn WIN LOVE.
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TURxEY

CoNsTANrINOPLE, October 3I.-It is ru-
mored that Biaeque Bey " II not return TO
Washington.
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The Healing OOl.
ESSAYS EOR YOUNG MES. who
. have fallen into viei0us habits, and
nOvv desire a higher life, and bette
KA ANYOOD, with certain means Of reltet
COR TIE affiicted. Sent in sealed letter 90
Syelopsa free of charge address, HOW :
ARD ASSOCIATIOrS, Box p, PHII.AEEs-
PHIA, Pa -es'1
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yOR H9EH PATsnEs, FRECEbEs
AEn HAN

Use aPERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE
L6EION.w the onlv Reliable aud Harm
less Remedy for removing brown diSCoi'
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E@- For BLACK WORMs and PIMPl4Eis
on the face, use PsTT3J's CoDaedogse oeG fssls-
DE Remedy, prepared only By Dr. q. \
PEERY, 49 Bond Street., New YORK. SOLO
everywhere. The trade supplied by v no e
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PIaPLRN ON THE FACE.

For Cornedones, Black.worms or Grubss
Pinply Eruptions and blotched dssfigura-
tiOns on the 1soe, Use FerrY's Com sdons
and PIN pie Remedy. Sci0 by al Drug
gfNf9.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

THE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONTESTED
ELECTION CAsE-TwOMBLY COUNTED OUT.
The following report from the Committee on
Protests was received ard adopted yesterday by the
Board OF County Canvassers;
The Committee Protests respectfully report that the
only protest referred to them from John Carey can
ddate for Member OF Assembly In the With Assembly
District Upon that protest hearing was had ut length
both the protestant Carey and the respondent Twom
by) duly appearing by counsel The protest. 1t viii be
Eeen, is, In substance 80, ,-,,.- 4,
First That in the lid Election District Of the Fifteenth
Ward 10 ballots astf0r H0ratio n. Twomby which
did not have upon their face the district or humber Oi
the district as required by the Election law. .
Second: That in the XXth District OF the Ninh Ward
there WAS not continuous canvass, as demanded Dy
Tiird That in the xvIIIh District OF the Sixteenth
Ward person not inspector or pOn Cerk ehShSeuh III
the canvass OF the votes for Assembly.
In regard To the first point, your committee are ad
vsed and believe that technically the 10 ballots In ques
tiOn may chased detective and could Win reason
he rejected, but that the intention OF te voters OF su
ballots is sufficiently expressed the face to be recog
nzed under the rules OF law laid down IN te case vi 'no
People agt Cook, seden, s7 ,. ,,
Regarding second and third points, appears IRON
the case ast quoted that both the Supreme Court ana
The Court NJ lppeals recognize the right OF County Can
yassers exclude dstrics In tat case. certain as
trct i'm the Town Catsk tsee IA Barb 25V Was thrown
ot nv the County OF Greene County ana al
tong tho ultimately found the reason for throw
n ant erroneous yet the right was fully recognized
Asuminp then that this Board have the right 10 grant
the PRAYER of the protestant Carey and throw out inc
to disir rcts an which violations OF law complained
of your Committee OF opinion that tho testimony
cnuncd with admission OF the counsel Tor the TO-
spondent wOmby) justifes your Committee In report
ln. as they nov d0. that tle.a dAiriA ss9ua be w
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
ALABAMA.
TIE CONFLICT or AUTHORITATIVE GOVERN
ORS AND TWO TREASURES -TRoOPS ON
GUARD-RFsOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE.

TIE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITATIVE GOVERN
ORs AND TWO TREASURERS -TROOPS ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE HOUSE.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 27.-There is great ex-
element in this city, and the wheels OF the state Gov
ernment are entirely locked. Smith and Bingham sun
claim TO DO Governor and Treasurer respectively; ana
each retains possession Of his Office Smith has obtained
number OF troops from the Commanding officer here
and they are posted In front Of the entrances TO the
Executive Room and the Treasurer's Office This morn
ing the Senate met the Democratic LeutenantGoyerDor
Moren presiding. There is but ono other Democrat III
the Senate. All the other Senators Republicans, VINO
hold over for two years After assembling the Senate
was Immediately adjourned until tomorrow. In tho
House, tho following resolution was adopted:
Whereas Article w. section Of the Constitution OF
the United States provides that tho United states
shall guarantee every State I'm this Union republican
against inyason and, application Of the Legislature
or Of the Executive when the Legislature cannot be con-
yened). against domestic violence aud,
Wlere0S Peace and order now prevail throughout ulo
borders Of the State OF Alabama; and -
Whereas military force belonging TO the Army OF tne
United States has been quartered within the capfa OF
this State during the present session OF the General AS
senby without the knowledge or consent OF the ASSEM-
bly,: therefore. be 10 49,
Res0Ired The Senate concurrng, that Committee OF
OF three the Senate and three frOn
the Housebe appointed to ascertain, without delhy,
upon whose application, by whose ORDER ana ior what
purpose the said military force quartered In thls
captal and that tine General Assembly desis from all
further proceedings until the report Of said Committee
DC received and acted upon. - -,
Only two Republicans voted against ths reso uuvn.
The Board OF Education has suspended business for the
present. -
public meeting was held this evening at the Capitol,
70 express gnation at the course OF Gov smtn anu
Treasurer Bingham In preventing the Installation OF tnr
The President OF the meeting was gentle
man who voted for Smith at the recent election
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cded from tho estimate and canvass of votes for As


II is uncontroverted that in the nrstnamed district
secondnamcd district Interference by stranger In
,he count To this. counsel for The respondent Qwom
datory; Your Committee cannot so regard IT, These
prohibtory clauses o the statute accompanied with Sc
The object o The ststuto sceary 20 protect the voters
and the rights OF the candidates To stop and estimate
lecture and defeat intention Of the awmakers The
e To maEs a ToaoS pSn1 for WtRdrW
ing the district. and vote upon which tho VIOLATION
Il We wrong the respondent can have his rights
reexamlned by the Assembly the final arbter IN thls
case There other points Of express implied ile-
gally which brought to the notice Of your Com
evidence was somewhat conflicting. Your Committee,
therefore, do not bring them to the notice OF the Board
matters CT fact about which there is controversy
Your Committee deem It their duty specially 10 br1ng
seors VSe in the xxtS fS"rD DsfSt 1 s' Of the Ninth
and Forbes and OF the three inspectors IA ,he
according TO the evidence before your Committee, have
inclied person to the commission of msdemeanor;
tbes Inspectors be reported to the DlstrcAtorney,
and that tho Chief OF the Bureau m Elections be directed
not to make any to any Of these five inspectors
Your Committee would recommend tho adoption by
the Board OF the following resolutioDs: -.
,od Thai copy q . report neaps th. TESTIMONY be F,n'
% M % y The s,eI..sJ Of ~. BoS 70 ,S at mat
Els TI,tss Chief q de q Election. he directed no.
Joph Forbes Inspectors XXth District Of the Ninth Ward
the OF the XvIllh District Of the Sixteenth Ward
Rsoed that the lid Election District Of .hs Peeuth Wand,
TIE II ballots lIoraO ~ Tsomby for Member Of Assembly lie
Slowed to Horso Twomb for Member Of Assembly In the With
Assembly District - -
eol1d That the for Member Of Assembly the xXh Dis
6ct Of the Ninth Warl be counted -
e0Ie That the vote for Member OF Assembly In the Aflih
District OF he sixteenth Ward be not counted
os That he for Member q Assembly for The With As
sen District be cAayae in accordance with these s,foltons
All OF which Is respectfully sub'ltted.
EDWARD CUDDY, Chairman.
GEORGE W. PLUNKITT, I Committee
EDwARD SCHLICHTIsG, on Protests.
Neio- York. Nov 2G, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
KINGS COUNTY.
CANvs ssSING TIE yOrE-sUPERyISORS AMUSING
THEMSELVES STORIES AND BAD
CoINTING

CANYaSSING TIE YOrE-oUPERYISORS AMUSING
THEMSELVES -oB5CENE STORIES AND BAD
COUNTING.
The thirteenth session of the Kings County
Board Of Supervisors held yesterday afternoon AT
o'clock. in the County Court House. After the Boari
had been called to order, Deputy County Clerk c. B.
Thomas begged the Chairman, Supervisor Howell, to aid
going the figures, he found that several glaring
nstakes had been made IN the totals Accordingly the
tally sheets handed around to the different mem
bers and the work OF foongup about TO proceed,
when Supervisor lowell asked Supervisor Cross to tell
story. This gave rise to obscene talk, and MIR.
Thomas was Obliged Co appeal to the members to cease
their noise, it impossible for him correctly to
count up the figures. No attention, however was paid
to his words and Supervisor Howell told another very
obscene story, at which the Supervisors laughed.
Finally Mr. Thomas obliged to stop figuring, finding
that he could not make any progress in his work.
Supervisor KOllmeyer moved that the blanks be re-
ferred committee OF six TO Dofooted up, which was
carried Throughout tie session the actions and Ian
qua several members Of the Board dsgracefu
I'm the extreme and they seemed utterly Indifferent to
the work Of canvassing the mode In which 1t was
done, The more refined members became disguised
early in the session the rbad proceedings, and LETT
tho room. Tho returns for Governor, &C.. which had
been footed up amid the noise and disorder, arc ncor
rect and will have to be counted again The Board
however anxious their s. per day. and are
punctual at roli-call.