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The New York herald., 1870-05-03
ALLssEp GRAND LARGELY.

notorious sneak thief, named Charles Long, was
arraened before Justice Hauptman at Morrisania,
Wcschester county, yesterday, q charge of steal
ing wearing apparel valued at seventy dollars last
Saturday evening 1t appeared from the testi-
mony that Long, having waited for favorable
opportunity clept through second story windom "
tie premises .occ pied by Charles Gefienng in l46ts
street. North New York and abstracted the pioperty
alluded to. lie was arrested shortly altolwarl,
with the goods In his possession The acous Il
pleaded guilty and was fully committed for the a,..
tlOu OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03

THE TARIFF or JAPAN.--A Berlin journal of the
18th ot Aprit a6nounces according to an arrange
ment mace between Japan and the representatives.
OF the treaty Powers, steamships will In future be
permitted - take IN Goals IN Japan irce Of duty
sailing vtfses wl however. stiIi have 60 paw the
tax even 5or such aa thoY require Tor thetr own u.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
The Contest in BayamO-vnlmaseda and
Modesto Diaz-rhe Spaniards Report
Another victory-An English Vessel stopped
and Searched.

and Searched.
HAVANA, Aprf 27, 1870.
The arrival of the steamer Villa Clara al BatabanO
brings US dates from Bayamo and Manzanio to the
oath ult No decisive operations between the columns
Of valmaseda and the insurgents under Modesto
Daz seem to have taken place. The Bdydnese
Esafsol OF the date mentioned speaks OF the arrival
OF twenty-three persons in that city from the insur
gents who passed through the dttrcts of MOfno and
Gui,s, many OF them with arms which they were
permitted to retain for their loyalty and to assist In
the defence OF the country. The insurgents are
represented to be in depOrable condt on for ci0h-
ing and food, and had been promised to be freed IN
BayamO from the inCesSant prosecutions OF the
troops.
The same journal at the last moment, and in its
s'editiOn for Havana and Santiago de Cubl,' states
that the combined battnliOns OF Espano IlUen and
Matansas, with three pieces of artillery attacked tho
position which the nsurrect.OnistS under Daz and
Marcan0, occupied. They Numbered 1909, and a fire
was kept up Tor nine hours, with repeated attacks
with the bayOnet, resulting In their tsnplete di5per
si0n leaving the ground covered with bodie5 No
Offlcal account OF this victory Is given, however
from which the inference that 1t was gobten u for
the edition mentioned.
The usual atroc ties are attributed to TIE tnsur-
gents and the inhabitants are St0 to be turning out
TO assistin repellinR them.
An English ligh thOuse schooner was recently dis
covered near the island by the gunboat Concha,
which, suspecting that she carried an expedition,
boarded and searched her. She reported that she
had been visiting the various lighthouses The
Bahama Banks and was permitted TO proceed
The New York herald., 1870-05-03


q. By what motives were you governed in your
relation n:hp to tnat family
Objected 10.
Tne Court ruled that 1t was fair aud legal for the
witness TO show chat she was not one OF the conspi
raors the defence had charged her to be, and the
question would be allowed. A. wished merely to
enable ner to earn livelihood for herseH una her
children.
Cross.exaInined by ti,e senior counsel for the de.
feilce:-
q. Have you or your husband disbursed any money
Tor the purposes oi this prosecutions A. Never to my
knowledge.
Q. Have yon directly Or indirectly assisted in pro.
cnrin. counsel for This prosecutions A. No, have
not; that is, not to my knowledge.
Y. Have yo'i or your husband seen any witnesses
for cue purpose OF supplying Testimony FOR this pro-
seCutsonr a. ] have not, nor has he TO my know
Ledge.
Amlty street. who was on the stand the other day,
giving evidence as 70 some washings A. have
reed none or The evidence IN ~ TINS case: ,,, .,
WomanS a. No, DO not.
@ Have you written any articles ss to this case
since ias n Of 20 No
U. Have you written any Letters TO newspapers,
or caused them to be written A., No.
e. Then your pen has been perfectly ssent on the
subject or this case since November s5s A. have
wrtten nothing publicly.
ns Sons; ySr wa ia ua
q year until this day.
not seen her since the "a Of DecemOey until saw
her week ago in Broadway.
e. Is that all that you have seen OF herr A. saw
her In Jersey City by acciient on Monday morning.
a. Don't you Know that she stops at your father's
house IN Jersey Citya A. do know that.
O. How long has she been stopping tnere9 A. I
don't know that she remained there for day
q. AS understand you, Mrs. Runkle, at the time
of writing this letter that bears this date, you were
living IN Clinton placer A. Yes, II Clinton place.
O. Mr.. Richardson was not an inmate at that
timeS A. think not, am not certain; l think lie
was not bOarder; he was a Odger Ihere
a. When did you take the houseS A. In Nav 1866.
q. You occupied 1t how longS A. To siay 1889.
a. From May, 1866 10 1867 what portion Of time did
Richardson live thero2 A. He had room there and
used to occupy 4 occasionally
q. Did hlr Jobn Russell Young live In the house
1 Aso2 a. Yes. part of Tie tlma.
, 1870-11-09

Trends *orad b. authorized, by his own! inl-
bta5 5orttmeY.' shs'Emp6aor It soncx !fspIed
-9.t the boia ai4 dt Ffmce tpnust pow 6e to
9S gnnja nrs nqs.r ,ho !Ps1qer et keT I'll .na he
cles in the way 81 accomplishing that task, or
..ic apy steps that would impede tho ma
iional defence.
THUS. iii tho plans devised by his pArti-
eans to bring about restoration Of the :N4-
poleon dynarty-if any such have really beea
devised.have mover jet bad his sanction :.
aAd tls Ftaucl Newspaper in L0udon, Whial
p'ofessedly advocates the imperial cansn,
has received no encouragement from him or
tho EmPrets As for the DonFbAki episode,
either IN ia deth'l. as tirnt Iec3untcd, or in
TIN Interpretation which has been
attached to 1t at Tours, tho Emperor
had no connection With the affair in
any shape Or form; and he profoundly re-
G.cts that General Doutbaki lefthia command
Pnteians accorded him Permission to do so.
= ~ fog tho PcTsou" Who WIS instrumental in
inducing the General to leave Metz for Eng
larts Sho Empefprcan oufy auppos8 him 10 Be
an agent emp4oycd BY Count Bismask to AZ
certain the reat condition OF adaira in the
fortress which the PEussiana arc 10 aoaiDus
Of capturing.
:. In this connection I may remark that
statements have reached Nilheinshohe to-
day. With reference 10 the negotiations noH
going Oh between Marshal Baxaine and the
pTussiao headquarters for the puEposs-aAy
the German accounta-of surrenderin8 Metz:
Tha Emperor informed me that he hAs hAa
no Communication With Marahai Baxaino, but
that be is unwilling to believe the reports OF
hss arpfoaching capitu!ation. Tho Emperor
Is deeply iutereated In tho currcnt opinion ct
Epgland, and reads carefully all the principal
English newspapers and rcvlews. He posnied
out to ma an -axtioIe upon tho wsF 10 the
Quarterly k<rfesa for bctobos. and highly
commended H., =: +.
, 1870-11-09

ftnsT0E Nny c Voftvr ,,rx,-.N..n, ,,,,,,,t. NJ,
act1y,ry. Ths yue IN Wns,nn - ,o.nn s,n,I' W ~
G.yeruot..CIx1Iin. Ash. Asams s,ta. rn;i,;..
as Fad l;nux c,smap tn the Ts!r,i District
i-1;u: Cnshtnr' Pn,ft.,lt,nn3s 30: Wc;,fnr ~;
i. tufm. Il. '''''''0'''' ''o'"' s'N''
cr,t 9stt- Sarr,.n,- fshrr ttcf' ~, = oe"o-
EosrnS. SoSs e.tifrn5,.scn;a r ~trr,.,r =,
nnI~r zre rc-yict.1est to Congress fr,m fbs Tn;1;
Ia,-7pS. Nov. I'D a ma rerT mi ro,a v,s
thrown ri the state e,cTSinn ,n.tsr ne T,en..
, 1870-11-09

BEx1xN. Nov. R-Tne PIusstAn Goyer.iment,
which recently gave orders for The. rcetarrtson Of
the l.Rhss and buoya IT tho ino1ttl of the-Rrbe,
has now ceunteEnanded -thoso orders, and tho
WORT II consequently su4pe1led-
toTpoN. Nov. "a number OF 1ettea fsutn the
Horld cotEes~ondents were zeceIvfd to day. from
which We extract the following: "Feaxf4l dis
tcss &ta d1scootens prevails In Germany. xrow-
ing out Of tho rtofoneatiou Of the war. OF which
the 1ournAA dare nos spe2k, because no mercy "
tho"n hy this military KnveEnmenL The whols
country, ncra1'y and materially, Il In tho mos,
deplosao'e condition, and 1t II doubtful how long
public indignation can be restrained by the MILL
tsrJ discipline. Everywhere Ia desoation, Tens
q ofthousa9d1 arg 10 mourning. Prussia mhy yet
greatly fpure France, but she Ii 40 exhausted that
che. Cannot conquer her,s Ktng. William must
60 On under the sane conditions as did tha En-
pcEor after the battles Of the IAN, 1erh md 18th
Of AuRust, when be dared not return to Paris
Without achieving success. William also ;seeks
sucecss before dafinK to return to Berlin. Other
wise, the Erusalan power will collapse like tho
dreams Of the Emperor.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-9enesala FrossAyu and Ia.ras
have selected Fsanklo.t ~ their place Of tru.
dence during their detention La Germany. i
The project Of umuoutng the North German
Parliament to meet at ye1zailes, ta taking su1pc.
and Will probably bc carried lnto eject.
, 1870-11-09

nsaa naArAs' 1neau., ions s--tioyeFnoc-E1own.
Eta,a,. Ce1on. vA; Hesensr, Republican, l.1a
,,ss1sG ns Derncerat tsss: Smith Re
sse Is11te elscssa as
BY Aho0t.the eare vote II n71ru'
rlsasa no!t,S Tt1nnB;sT0, sa;;, il; weseaes. Is;
MzArH1at Nov. a-Tne election returns s.a
mesxre. yaaSnsn. Democrat, = elected 70 Con
5ss ssssoD nus se. 4sas8rPrn P,ae.s "
aisa. fsnn:@Bto~n;, IN u: Wa:ii.encr, 81 For
Goognsas-CaIdweD, Democrat, 1S; Norman,
Treeevsnt- -Brown. 1,s: wl,ener: Is; Caldwell.
~: Norman; 81. Congressman at Latse-RoFess,
Fee.son,os-Broxu,e e: Wiseuer. 50: Vaughan,
i5iayet.e-Thls town etres Republican ma~
s,1a e1anq 4xs JsnettSn.W7sener, lss; Droru.;
Il Gstrnan.oEn@Brown, leo; .w1seuer, c.. Tote
SLsnrIl.x. Nov s.2The election to-day passcd
~ t!1 Quietly. AroEn. psmocsaus candlaate fos
y iarRc majority. Psosscr, R"ra7ilc1n csuCi-
date sG1 for C Congress, carried Nashville h1 ma
vote, IS far as heati from, is: Prnases 4ss4: Col
lao5. tfe0 PcJton, 1.4ss Eight districts In sumner
Count! give tIossee a small naiusity. Returns
Tatn.
Hamilton County elects Democratic member
IT the legislature, but 0tvea Stokes 800 majority
fur congress. HEoxn Is undoubtedly Gavetpor
T1nIt1 < ahead Of the Congressional ticket Thu
First. S. cOnd, acd Third Congressional DISTRICTS
arc doubtful The 1emain1er arr Democratic.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 5--Tho election va.
quiet in Knox County. Maynard hiss lss. .msjort-
y; Bradley, 1t0. Republican: McMinn, 100. T1t.
District e!ects Maynard BY Ioo0
majority Bntlef ia eleced IN the First District
rne vote VAS light The Btate has gone DEMO
,rauc by rellucel mnjo jority.
A epet tel to the Ehronftfe. SAYS Pfpsser. Ueppb.
!cuo, carries Nashville by 500 plurality.
, 1870-11-09
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
German ColoFA OF the Fuiurc


The P0A Nall Ua=etie, OF Octobsr 19. sayr
"Tha great institution Of writias to the ia.
pens IL Caring more and more ground iu Ge.-
many: and it IL amueinS to rec not un1; how
small arc the prete1ts under which t,coo,e
bring then names before tho world, but also
the erect their snsll.talk msy rrn.uce uoieE
cettaln circumstances. As il all we're happily
likma1k from Taszin, and ~ il. fiu.liy'
bad returned crowned with double Ian
fele-a gentleman named Als!ebep writes
10 Srner about what the German colors
Of the future are to be. The exert1on
fSems r TO SIZE him many aleep1ess nights.
Black, red, and gold he objects to. and d:tgns
not to give any reason; though there ire cor
TAIN memories bound up With them which it
Will behooEe tho present generation to TO-
member we'll wEc1 the war is over. What
ever The age and date Of theee colofs, many
ssili-hslng patriet has been cast into peison
ioE wearing them Il was tbs drst visible
token a1so Of the revolution Of 1sis. whom the
Emperors, aud h!nSs. and pnncele:s azTayed
themselves ia them and natsded the street.
81 p,. msfman town. promising all those things
II sss';as f'a% st~e fA' eoo;a han'f'tsas ss'
ccn,ed the first German Parliament.
All The dreams, and aspirations, and suffer
'ngr Of the nation found. eo.nehow. 4 visible
tymool in thcn,-aos in any Of the harlequin
comtlnatiore, come forty in number. Of tha
miteraely d'sIocated hols lsou,an Enspire
That Nr. Alelebeu objects to black. white and
rcd, the North {i-snan colors, VIC need 10,
:sy- lie is evidently 'psrticu1ar,st' Villa:
10 proposes is white. Hack, Anl blue. b.
satse. thcee Honld sSr,bolzs the uaion d.
!russia and Bavaria, and would insuse
European peace for cyermore.' The question
VI the eagle. and Of the number OF heads. he
promises 10 tiscuss clsen here. and we shall
Lot fsli to look ont for it, Meanwhile, her
worrying the question Of the colors.''
, 1870-11-09
AN EXCITING SCENE,

The PrH1<to on FiEo AEoH1a sioux
Falls Ctty-HuEfnloeH Flee Before
tho DeEouFtng Elcment-Thcy nFe
uKtEon by tho Fire Into tho Midst
Of the Settlements.
From tA< Stouz city Journal, nor, l.
FfuM gentleman just arrived from si3u1
Falls City We lez1n the following particulars
OF IN exciting Affsir which occurred 1t that
plsca few nights Rince:
1he rss|Sie 6ad been burning in the neigh
bozLcod n the afternoon. and towards eynn-
ing the country on tho Dakota side Of the
river vas eeen to be ablaze, aud the winds
from tho westward waited i dense cloud Of
reuoke and ashss tuMard The city. As night
drew: on the lnrid; fsmes Illuminated The
s5ssss; ssas;. es5ttns s'mfSR sh! ug9n !he
Ing = wierd expression to oresspread
the countensnceH of the citizens who wero
ccnRregatcd upon the EtFeet corners watching
the leaping fames as they writhed and Histed,
IKE aou'a In pufRstory: on the opposite side Of
she river. Al Vas et!ll and no sound was to
te lend save the occasionA cracking Of the
tall bunch grass as 1t struggled and fought
NTH the fiery seIpents that STACKED its ste:ns,
The citizens gazed with Awo upon tho grAndest
Of Western siehta. and, though gathered To-
Gethcr IN Atic knots and gloupB, near each
other, the tu6ilnity and grandeur Of the in:
n,ense panorama oveEpowered all speech, and
all stood eilcnt and motionless, watching the
approaching fires.
Hatk! what means tho rumbling sounds
.nh 5s,1,s ~. I'LL & lue n'eas Taads, b:eak With
.raa,ots u;n atsmay uPgn INC eafs or tie ahrghted
.lss speesa.oss' S .,, Men !eok into each others
t4ees. .. aau tnoasn theif llps movo not. their
@n;sss 11T Mt1 y" sfsA tue caaso OK these asr7nge
taEkB. The .iser Is rot rising. 30 it ia mt
tnEnso ~. .ne sounas proceed. No hurzacano il
III s.,' % 20 ,ae ~1nds can furnish no solution to
tne mssteiy. Mh.t can it boz Soon tho
rolse OF tolInE thunder is mingled With other
eouhas; appearing IKE the click Of bs1dle-bits
OF anea;ns Q, sWorcs, and, anon. the snorting.
5s p!ez'a ~ o. .h ANIMALS can also DO clearly
tTa a,,-s aa H. o9 nay tho savaEea have fired
sso eouatfs, and With this fearful ally, are
SSomlos Suaa1 n 70 % oestfoE re sestlements7 Tho
nness;in Inu g1ougs o. citizens began to move
Ine4as1ly .l.4 toWsfu the,r homes, as il feeling
u rhat lhet a1ne would soon be needea to wield
theasho,as a aSno noe tor the protection OF their
'osssao'as. Ta9 a,s...o.n,
y So" suanGe and exciting cries arc heard
rom those who have remained the last upon
, 1870-11-09
MISSOURI.

IT. LoC1s. Sov. k--The election today passed
Ct! ycfy quietly. All the liquor shops were c!oscd,
There we're more scratched tickets voted to41aJ
than perhsrs at any former electtun, owing to the
ftct hat the Democrats put forta no State ticket,
The returns thus f1r ere ve.J meagre.. Kirk
wood. 81. LoEts County. gires ths Brown ticket
rs majority. The Western Precinct Of TIT Ecv-
tntG Wand. .Etsea hpxu ~: majority. In
tae ;. 8tste tie -cnno:at, viii b !: rerJ
E1tssional District, II H.nniba,, Els hime. il
beaten bJ uyeE one hundred natortJ. The Brown
men arc 11nRutne Of SUCCESS, bur not 1ubtiaut
while the HcC'urgtses atc very down In the
uEutn.
ST. LOTS, Nov. .s.-The election passed OF quiet
s.trrnnr!- -ki-R .ct1urcd tha Voic. Ketutns nom
g!~ ffecincts OF the city r1ye Brown Ass; Nc
t!ufg ~. Tue .ttng nruErcases very slowly IN
consequence OF the unprecedented scattering
The vose Of the c!tJ Will probably not be known
for Brown %fS''s
81. LoCts. Nov. R-The Judges tu some pre
ciucts have stopped counting fr the nt9ht. nnd
others arc n ktnE such Ao~ prnErrss TINT therc
Is DO hope Of Obtaining eyen the spnFpx1mste
Fnse OF ths CITY Tonight. Et"yen precincts give
l1!own Mcclure. l.2l1. Three precincts uftne
Flint Congress >tonal s:rtct G1vo Wells, Democrat,
1E:s: johnson, hoites, & ssh; Smith, Repuosican,
Cole County IL reported 800 for Brown. john
6o1 County Is reported COL for Brown. Pixie
County IL reported Coz TO- brown. Il lila gives
ltfo-u ESQ mai ,E1sy. The Brown nea claim ih at
the nraErc returns tFs,nl the State Indicate .
!afEef tnato:ify ftr BrnWn tnan sEas auticIpasel.
llls majority IN tAls County Is estimated at 5000 to
, 1870-11-09

viaaon.ly indignant 4 having :
teeond, M ,s1ts@snrtian- aasisnsd hsr, attert .h4-
nAa waited 10 long fot Il, Thsru would leosn,
T.! 10 e sno1hstr tenapting opening for trickssys
n n me ctFcumatanoe .thst every householder
.hamea ZINES his Own iist Of applicants, md might,
d1snion dssG' ae aeaa,sy create in.einary mouths.
Pie It ia ovesybody's interest, however, 10
gs. Taten !or and expose tslcks Of this hndj aud
aeteehon Eou1d, an told, involve, ab tho
!esst Punishmopt, tho forfeiture of i'll {laim
1s ny meat whatever Special Arrangements
hast,- lag 10 b made for The keepo1l Of
tioas .oeorate tt1es*.tafants, u IT., ,xho .w "a.
there y 1 naturally vide margin for conven,ent
m.eea!eu1ftiou. noticed, Is I passed thts
4e1ning one OF DuvAi'B bouilons an announce
nent tnas, par 0rdtre superie.r," no, Gus
some. eoald have morn than one plate Of
meAt uut 4ttle further on tho sauae Boule-
saso one Of Tue largest aud beat known reetsu.
tAuto ~ tNas gaze Precisely the hsua break
iaes ~ tho nau1e prizes that it has boon giving
Ios many days, and this evening 1t SMOTHER
famous re8tau had "A much meat Of
tne nfss quality ~ I wanted; meantime, I
W. supposed 10 be fasting 1t homo on ay
couple OF thi1d-rate ounces. It is 10 be feared,
therefore, that the official distribution docs
largo : place as Paris how could III The
'pEssent s5Btena ts,perhspi, q good aa any
thxt en- b. e1temporized 70 meek the present
emergency. Mhan NEXT gets still actscets Tho
festan5ants vii not imprnoab1y bo closed, snd
thao the ayatera Of 10 many OUNCES per head
% O. mouth VII really come into pI1y. The Red
ananaa nepnS.lens, q o. eousso, End 1t easT Kosk
non to pieees, finding in II another painful
leaoieca and Bonapaztism,
, 1870-11-09

"A teof1e4pondant of Tho London 7ssne, tzsy-
eueu, On tho 18th, fEuu Cologne to Gisssan Ii
cofHpaoy With nno Of ths pr1ssixu Civil Com
t9isetoneta charged With the orSanix atsoh Of
tho new government established n A1eacoand
Louane, md obta1ned tsuH hin soma IN
tht' io1nzns: Ny oon,po9aon du roydqe
admitted It onca that 1t Ia moi only ths bur
pose or tho Germans to rotaiu possession OF
mo tNo french provinces, but ultimately 10
&nneK them to PInaeiA proper, and mex to
either BavazdA or Radea. Al ffat thoy vii, how
advantages. Intended. il possible. to oond4ate
antanta-thou8h1 as my informant frankly
added, there WIS no hope Of that. In tirue.
perhaps, the peasantty might be racoucslea to
The change; but tho people Of the cities and
towns nsyer vii be, and the only course which
flueaia eonld pussuo would bo to govern them
despotlcsuy, IS Russia does Poland, iii Nea
Of eonciliation being enlireiy ont Of tho qprs-
lion. Ihe new frontier lima Il to be estab:
!tahed ut Chatsau Solins, and viii not iucl1de
Nancy. Nj informant st2tsd that Count you
bssnark u now perfectly willing to grant, and
even 9es'toua or granting, an a1rsirticd, in
Assembly. with whom peace can bo made. It
has been distinctly offered to MArellal Dazaine
that it be will eEacuate Metz he will be per
n,ltted to march out with the honora OF war
take Ill his munitions, and material. and lead
h1s army wherever he p1cascs. In that event.
tue Germans are ready to abandon the siero
Of faris+ and fs1l back on their new frontier
line, which they will simply defend until an
authorized government in Franco ia ready to
r,gn tresty with them. They caro- nothing
about pecuniaty indemnity, and expect to
obtain mons. but AlEace and Lorraine they arc
bound to bold, and in tho face Of The pophlar
determination in Germany, on this score cycn
II. Ven Nsnaatk lln.Bclf dsro not rocedcll It
1t be1esed that Marshal Haz.ine and bis army
remain feitbful to their allegiance to tho En-.
peror. If left to act without reference to tic
state Of var and the invasion would 1e-estab-
l;sh or'ser, and oseithroT the present reyolu-
tonary regime"
, 1870-11-09
W1SC0HsIE.

EENtHHA, Nor. A.-Lvnn esz7ioo te~ r,tv hr II
majority. Ths full Hspub1Is4n tieksa il elected.
s2IEe Republican mRt7Titx.
0sa9nsa. fex. s--0ma*, nsnes toe ~ city
Etye Sa.{s cSaxs+:a 1l S:,a3 -!
Can na.tos1ty OF 81, aud Easn OF 10 oVet tho
Il. j. jaod. Repuh,.e.a candidate 70. Assembly,
u elected oTtr 4. Eganc, Douccsat, ty Is, Ell
tcr4.y. The Republican cpua:y ticket = Wiune-
b4eo Ccunty, Il caFns.! NJ f.oao majority:
s-NIfcatii, DEMOCRAT. msiosisJ: small 4.u. a''
Rae1xK, Wtk., Aor. A-Tan Gilt Etsez LJnuz
Rrpuslcsa eand.d.te for Con xtesa, SIS majority !;
kerunsc1n lef ST.
ess5 wss YETI quiet No political meetings have
been ne'a nera- dnrtae tue nnpree-tenteaiy aau
eans7As, Al parties united IN support OF II s,
o1'on .1Sco. f95 The ;:s A.:snol: snd there rs
g e .sres ' ssaas9 9'< onesss sp' rlees % II II
70 much tc!atchltR and splitting that he eounI
occupied long Tine. Date. Democrat, foe stats
torttta fanE from - Cor ,xtnp. Republican. for
- far Csatk, Demcctst, fof Rrsfates, In Dsne
County the ReF=oNea1s eject III their cauuty
iie9rt 1xeept Rai:'rE. md Qcfhaas Sheriff. Taree
ap,sua pG 5eIuq3 ipcas a1a H. eee.on Of "a.
loWf. Republican St7te Superintendent. and the
Republican rxud11ases for congress IN iii but the
F!f.t act! Fors \ DistE1c1a-
M1LwacKkE, Nov. .A--A.exsulet Mitchell, Pres
t7cus OF The Mtlw4ukrr : Vt Faui Railroad. who
vas run % lne Democratic stcket for Congress.
Is eJrrft.t l.y asao ul}ofltF. The same district
'arc NeEcl7f rasrr. tEo yca.s -So. about 1r3 ma
nfstr, hrt this !s II I t"'ket nonn as 8 Demo
sa1ie triumph. - the Rsono'caa vote eieetei
In. Many OF the &t1npehest Republicans PAVE
I'M iaclr support. f. rIiug that Milwaukee: owed
I'm = debt II srstitul- that contd nor Be- repaid
y any a-"tcs way. Politics had refy 1lirte t1 ,io
nth bis. lectuI. Tee bala1rt Of tie St2te ttrfrt
III cet vsly much ffau the ias1 election, All tic
!ss*rtuhyTsn In tals district arc
ltctt-J. NJ also the county Ticket
, 1870-11-09

N11a:fsEirf, Nor. 6.-Tne cler!!ua IN This citT
nas Ffnesftsch. up II nOon, w1ttnnt disturbance
me en!ostl p@onie geprras are voting, ac,l seem
ea1EGst y y ts:sianc iaiir nev 1iensa. rarse are
IHlSe!h q kfs791ss E,ntA BY white men 1T Oicssa
Aaa a12I1a. u sta.e1l 1ha1 Ias DEPUTY Untted
ssat<s Marsra1s Il tho.~ places navc becn f;fasen
fIaln thc GIo9ad, tne eo'oycd men nfeyca,ed from
WNHISGrnS. Stv. e.--ThcrE Wn, mor. n, {oee
r!oti1E ii twn Tarls in fh!s ctJ tur4oy thc afnr.
noor, between crowds Of white and poiorrd ,.e,,
Al n H., tEaEp encounter took p!arc. In Wfirf
. la.g unula cr Of shots we're nEed Il L rcnnrte%
that 4 uunnl&r Of perrons weEe Shot
Nsr5rEETus, Del, Now a-Rcturoz ffoa. she
STATE show general Republican gain ovcy thn
yote OF 16ss, 6ut n5t Fut1Eiens to change tie Fe-
sutr- 2an6e14 Dea, tng 2aoretnnz, hAs pEoashi ,
, 1870-11-09

CAIpES. y. j., Nor. 6-A Ugh, occurred TO-
tt,unts' TWO colc1ci mcu were shot. aal four
white sncu. named Long. Henry. Furu,au. and
SfiE*map. were lady trj1fHl- Tue riot was sup
t1ras* u ny the EuIteti States Dcpnt5 Marshal.
The Fifth 1}lartcs. Sewnrk. gives Ka!sey, Rs
Euhiican, for Congress, a-0o0 m4tar1ty.
Ktlufus TINS fAr Frceisei f-oln tae First Dis
u1ct arc fasnE1hl" to Ha<e1ton, Democrat: from
,hc seroud District to Iaskcs, Democrat, and the
Third DstLtct IN ftlfi, Democrat.
TRENTON. Nor. S-u1lsry, Republican. Is elected
tn tie Fifth Istr:tt, giving the Republicans four
OF the eve fneuferN
In The Fourth AcT Icrfey District. IIi11. R-pua,-
l:..4n. In t'Ets,lhls tlcc.el. Essex County gives
h'I:r LOT KnaJs-t:y.
Ii .fr Third District, Dlrd. Democrat, Is elected