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The New York herald., 1871-03-08
NEW YORK CHARTER ELECTIONS
Republican Victory MT Rochester.

Republican Victory mt Rochester.
ROCHESTER, March !, 1871.
This city has gone republican by large majority.
Briggs, the republican candidate for Mayor, Is
elected, and nine repu Dlican Aldermen out Of four
teen elected giving the republicans majority OF
eight In the next Board or Aldermen.
The city has gone republican on Supervisors. with
two wards to hear from. The democrats have elected
Williams City Treasurer and the republicans claim
the Justice or the Peace
The republicans gain in both city and county
boards and have the control OF both. The republi-
can victory Is most decided.
Stewards Home Goes Republican by Six
Hundred Majority.
AUBURN, March 7, 1871.
The election IN this city to-day resulted In the
cess Of Thomas Kirkpatrick, republican, for Mayor,
and the whole republican city ticket by majority
OF about 600 The republicans also elect their super
vsors In all the seven wards and five out OF the eight
Aldermen.
Great Republican Gains in Poushk eepsie.
PoUGHKEPsIE, March I, 1871.
At the election here to-day Professor H. G. East.
man, the republican candidate for Mayor, carried
every ward in the city. and was elected over Abram
Wright, the democratic candidate, by 900 majority
republican gain OF l02 since the previous Mayor.
atty election. There Is much rejoicing over the
result OF the contest.
Fusion of the Republicans and Labor Re-
formers IN EimIra.
ELMlRA, March 7, 1871.
At the charter elections held in this city to-day
Patrick N. Flood, republican and labor reformer,
was elected Mayor by 24O majority. Four repupli
cans aud two democratic aldermen, and three re-
publican and three democratic supervisors are
elected.
Democratic Mayor Elected in Oswego.
OswEGo, March 7, 1871.
At the charter election in this city to-day A. S.
Gage, democrat was reelected Mayor by abont $50
majority. Seven republicans and five democrats
democrats hold over. The Council is republican by
one majority.
Tremendous Democratic Majority in Troy.
TROY, March !, 1871
AT the charter election, Carroll, democrat, was
elected Mayor by 1875 majority Kemp, repub-
ncan. Ten democratic Aldermen and three repub-
lican, and ten democratic supervisors and three
republicans were elected.
Democratic Victory in Utica.
UTICA, March T. 1871.
Utica elects Miles c. Constock, democrat, Mayor,
by 243 majority and the Of the democratic ticket
by from 2l7 to S04 majority. very heavy vote was
New Hartford elects the entire republican ticket.
Whitestown elects Graham, democrat, Supervisor
by ninely-three majority. The rest OF the ticket
elected Is republican.
In Waterve the entire democratic ticket is
elected.
Boonville elects N. NJ. Sargent (republlcan) super
visor by lot majority, and the whole republican
ticket
Annsviile elects q republican supervisor.
Rome elects democratic mayor and the entire
city ticket.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
ALLEGED lRcENOIARY FIRE.

At half-past nine O'Clock last night fire broke out
the first floor Of the three story brick house No.
100 East Thirteenth street, occupied by Mrs. A. Cliff
ford house or ill-lame, causing a loss TO stock
OF 81 900. AT the time the fire broke out person
IN the house, and from the fact that number OF
articles or clothing saturated with turpentine were
found concealed in the partition near where the fire
broke out 1t Is supposed TO have been set on fire.
Captain Hedden is making efforts 10 arrest OF
the inmates OF the house. The building owned by
William Carmne, OF Brooklyn, and damaged $500.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
ITALY AND AFRICA.
His Majesty the King Triumphs Over His High
ness the Bey Of Tunis.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON March 7, 1871.
have Just been informed that the London 7ele-
graph newspaper) has received a special despatch
from Florence announcing the settlement OF the
recent difficulty between the governments OF Italy
and Tunis.
The demands Of Italy were fully conceded, and
the conditions imposed by the Florence government
accepted by his Highness the Bev OF Tunls.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
YACHTING.
The Atlantic Yacht Club-Annuul Election
of Oniccrs-vniodictory of Commodore

The Atlantic Yacht Club-Annuul EIectsun
of Oaiccrs-vniodictory of Commodore
v0orhis.
The club rooms or The Atlantic Yacht Club at the
corner Of Court and Joralemon streets, Brooklyn,
were filed on Monday evening with the members OF
the club, assembled for the annual election OF ON
GERS
sided.
The reading OF the minutes, correspondence, pro-
posas for membership and other routine business
having been completed the principal business of the
evening, the election OF officers, pronounced In
order.
Commodore voorhis. In calling for the annual
election of officers reiterated his decision, already
communicated 10 the club, OF declining reelection.
He said he had already been elected to that honor
able position two eSsve years, and although he
proud Of the trust reposed in MIN by his brother
members he felt he could not conscieniiousy accept
the position again, although he understood 1t was
their intention 20 renomlnate him. He had, there
fore, determined to retire and leave the Held open
TO others more worthy than he.
hearty round or applause greeted the close OF
the Commodore sUenial and feeling speech It was
then UNANIMOUSLY
Resolved That the thanks OF the club be rendered
fulfilled his once, the
remember the many occasions which his genality
lib raity have promoted good fellow ship among its
The election OF officers was then proceeded with
and resulted as lO0Ws:-
Commodore, william Peet, yacht Ntmbus, late
Vice Commodore Vice Commodore J. Rogers Max
well, yacht Peerless, late Rear Commodore; Rear
Commodore, John A. Monse; Recording Secretary,
John b. Morgan (re-eected); Treasurer, H. H. Hosns
re-elected; Measurer, 9. T. Lippitt Corresponding
Secretary, Leslie L. Wetmore Creeleced): Executive
Commttee-H. II. Hogins,. George A. Thayer, s. H.
Grannis, }. Rogers Maxwell, Edward Arnold. Com
mittee on Membersnip-Thomas Z. Fowler. John q.
Morgan James I. Sparkman. Trustees-Wiiliam
Voorhis, Thomas Manning, w. b. Nichols, Samuel
M. Simpson, $. V. Lowell, Leslie E. Wetmore, Ed
ward Harvey A. 5. hatch, w. A. Cummings, Lud-
low Livingston, Thomas Ciapham. George A. Thayer-
The meeting then adjourned,
The appointment OF regular committee and the
day Tor holding the neXt regatta Will be decided
at the next meeting.
Among the yachts TO be entere. In the club
this year are:-West Wind, soop forty-seyen feet
long, owned by john W. Rich; Agnes, schooner,
sXiy-tw0 feet long, owned by Edward Harvey:
Peerless, sloop, slXy-twO leet long, owned by J.
Rogers Maxwell: a soop not named ffty-nve feet
long. owned by Ludlow Livingston. Several other
boats already commenced will be entered in the
Atlantic Club before the opening of the season.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
PORTO RICO.

The Elections for Deputies-A Radical VIC
tory.
Porto Rico, March Q, 1871.
The elections resulted III favor OF the radical can
didaes for Deputies to the Cortes the conservative
element generally abstaining from voting.
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rno matter by consuming all the manure OF the
dty on their lands and converting it into good
fat cabbages, delicate celery, mealy potatoes
and succulent asparagus. This would be q
better exchange for the public manure
whether drawn from the streets, the stables
and other less savory places, than for csnta-
gious diseases, arising probably from dumping
y at the foot of Forty-frst street and other
points in the midst of crowded population.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MARCH g
Is 2-Battle OF Pea Ridge, Ark. ended; the rebels
defeated.
ls44-Karl Johann lBernadottcl one OF Napoleon's
malshals and subsequently King OF Sweden,
died.
l102-oueen Anne succeeded 20 the throne OF Eng
land.
1s14-Battle OF Bergen-Op.Zcom, Holland occurred.
the British defeated by the French.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
IELeGRhpAlc NEWS IIeMS.

The Connecticut river nearly clear of ice from Hartford
TO Long Island Sound, and boats expected to resume
their trips Thursday.
The Mississippi river is open ST. Louis and Du-
bnque.
The democrats OF Des Mones Iowa, yesterday elected
their Mayor Treasurer and Marshal Des Noinss usually
gves $40 renllblican major ity,
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
ropean Conference Still in Session-The
Cabinet Change-The Law of Patents.
TELEGRAES 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 7, 1871.
Continuing my daily reports OF the proceedings Of
the English Parliament by cable telegram to the
HERALD, have to state that In the House OF Cora-
mons tonight Mr.. Gladstone, replying to the ques-
tion OF which Mr. Dlsrael gave notice last evening.
denied that tue government mad any knowledge OF a
secret treaty between the Car and Prussia
The Premier also intimtted chat the Conference on
the Black Sea navigation question and the revision
OF the Treaty OF Paris OF 1886 would adjourn for
some time to come.
Mr.. Goscnens acceptance Of the ofllce of First Lord
OF the Admiralty was announced TO the members.
The House agreed TO the appointment OF a COM
mlttee on reform In the patent laws.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
CUBA.

Heavy Engagement mt Lns Tnnns-Defent of
the Insurgents.
HAVANA. March ], l
Via LAKE CITY, March Z. 1871.
RumOrs are current that heavy engagement has
taken place at Las Tunas.
The insurgents had two pieces OF artillery. and
were commanded by Nincente Garcia. IL Is reported
that the Spanish troops were victorious.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

English News i'm Gencrnl-Americnn Sc
curitiss 'Chnnge.
LONDON, March 7, 1871.
The Bank OF England rate OF discount remains at
per cent, but money on the street is quoted at
31a per cent.
Consols have declined shade. but American
ve.twenties and ten-forties have advanced as will
be seen by the money market report which is for
warded to the HERALD by cable to-day.
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the NORTPERN PACIFIC lLROAB.

Opening Of tho First Section Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
CHICAGO, March I, 1871.
The opening OF the first section OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad from It's junction on Lake Superior
~ lhe MissisSippl river took place to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

Go TO WORK.-The Washington corre-
spondent of the Providence Journal says the
White House has been thronged all day by
members of Congress not reelected, and in
want of good place. Let them go to work
and earn an honest living
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
The EiLKlHS CASE.

ALBANY, March Z, 1871.
In the Filkins case the prosecution closed to-day
and the defence opened. The defence claim that
they will prove an attUi.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
nds Bought and sold.

All Rcady.-knOx' Spring style Of Gents
Hats. No. 2l2 Broadway, of Fuoa street, Enough
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
tier n Trial OF Over Forty Yenr.-

A.-hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2Jl Broadway, corner Murray slr ,ss.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

New style OF spring Bottom PnntaIoons Cat
TO perfection. Spring Oversacks, $40 to GU.
CLARKE. Tailor, ia William street..
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

ASPIRIN" Styles of Gentlemen's Hats Just
issued by ESPESSCHEID Manufacturer lib Nassau
Prinak
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

chronological Examinations Daily. at 3SA
Broadwsy-Show,ng talents defects and hast pursuits.
The Nfiltcn Gold Jcxelry Co,apany
will open their place OF business temporarily
at 75i Broadway.
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, March g
They guarantee thetr Goods
wear az we. "a gold,
and alyays retain their color. and stand tha tesla
of the strongest aci,A
They also defy the hes. Jewellers America to tel hor
~ EXCEPT BY WEIGHT
The company will stop; the popular
ONE DOLLAR PLAN,
and sen any article IN their store for 81 each
They claim to have all the latest and the
LEADING STYLES OF JEWELRY THAT Is MANU-
ACrURED
all made OF the Milton Colo.
show Rooms 55i Broadway,
opposite Astor place.
When You Feel Caugh or Bronchial AAec-
The New York herald., 1871-03-08


Dr. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS have proved to be
the only reliable remedy correcting and
removing all distractions whether from cold otherwise
Explicit directions, stating when they should taken
with box Price al by mall from obscr-
yation. by remns to Dr. q. L, CHEESEx.AN, box 45sI
Post office, New York Sod b. all dru ggists
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
Wards yyorth Ren,iinn.-To Aucy,or fs,>


hair firmly in the scalp, to give ustre color
keep and free from scurf quicken its growth
improve texture, make and keep what
crowning personal charm of both mecca
sary use BCRNETT'S COCAINE daily dressing
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
Fatal Disaster Mt Sen.

Fatal Disaster Mt Sea.
LONDON, March I, 1871.
Intelligence has been received here OF the melan-
choly fact that the ship Mistress OF the Seas has
foundered at sea.
Seventeen lives were lost.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

Diamonds Bought and sold.
Diamonds sold on Commission.
Diamonds Reset, New Sayles.
Silverware Bought and Sold.
GEO. G. ALLEN, 53 broadway, untar ST Nicholas Hots
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
The Labor md WnSes Questions.

LONDON, March Z, 1871.
With respect to the progress OF the labor organ
ization and wages questions have TO report that
thousand workmen have struck at Newcastle be-
cause The masters refuse to pay them their wages
weekly instead OF fortnightly.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

Gents Spring style Hnts-Sevcn Dollars.
wARNoCk 4 CO., 5l9 broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

When You Feel Caugh or Broncbiul AAcc-
tion creeping the lungs take AYERS VhERRY RkO
To8AT and cnra II hstore 1t becomes incurape
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

chronological Examinations Eaily, at !
Broadwsy-Showng talents. defects and bss. pursuits
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

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tommen jwil9en ben betoen &e9terunSen
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

Thursday morning . couple Of hundred Of ths
good people OF Aurora came dawn 70 our settle
ment on an excursion. They were uai,ly mem.
bers ofone of the Methodist churches Of our sste,
city, on friendly visit to the brethren Of Ott..
wa They arrived here at II A. n. on special
train. On arriving they wsre net st tho dspo.
sy number Of their friends living here and
others of their religious brethren, and dulv cared
for. They visited the principal church build.
ings and walked or rode about the oity, and
were, We hope, we'll entertained until 3 O'Clock
when they returned.
When they arrived We appointed ourself a
committee Of ono on reception, and not at the
depot such eminent deseoss, elders and 1.ares Of
the church a. r. w. Gates, city clerk, Mr.. Hod.
der, OF the Beacon, and Mr. McDole, Meth sdist
lawyer, and another Mr.. McDole, an honest
Methodist farmer After piously shaking hands,
Gates said "Bsemus do, for soodness sake.
show us the churches" We rushed them of to
the Congregationalist, Methodist Presbyterian
and Baptist Churches, then to Major TAylor's
church, on the corner. opposite Mr.. Reddick's
They pronounced all these very good, but, y
said one OF them. casting his eyes piously up.
ward, 1--WE have not seen the glass works nor the
city library We comprehended the situation,
and took them 10 Cards, where the glass works
and the city library are kept. There they re.
viewed the works of ali ancient author French.
man, Of the Bourbou family, and there they saw
the glass werks, and they worked beautiful" ="
those glasses did
"o rode about the city TIL evening, driving
oil over the city. We looked upon the beautiful
scenery around and about the city, and saw
Judge Cations elks and deer. One of the party
remarked, when We returned 20 the Clifton, that
none OF the scenery had filled him with such ad.
mration and awe,-hsd given him such consols.
ton and inward joy, as the scenery in the cave
under Whites ale brewery
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

An medical men are agreed that sasapara is the ,o,
ecieht OF NJ the Alternatives dervri from kim,
uo ana 'he iodde Potassium the powerful of an
oo'aned rem the mineral world and all who hay. had a,v
experience satisfied that either of taes. ,uh
stances increases and inense power OF the other Tbs
roa'h augments the activity Sarsaparia and , -
It's turn adds Immensely to the virtues o the Ptsh r.
se'her IN the combination OF Evat wliers SarsaDara
and Potash, they constitute the most p,rr, Moo; ps
anu conSamoao! iherhre used No d,eas, or ago.
tion which depends impurty Of the !, 2ol can
uon. snehis the confidence in that s Is y,r1a, IN
every case where the directions followed in any -, M
,oNis ese"ses SerauIa IN all Its muutuilnous forms
0nronle rheumatism, Cutansous Affections Synhn or vora
real ease Scrotnous Sore Eyes Ganduar Swenrs or N,
week or elsewhere letter Weeping Leg Ulcers OF eyer,
A fmples on the Face. Ragworn, Scald Head Failing o,
Ine HAIR or Alopecia White Swenc, Ague Cake Chronic
Iyspelas Dropsy, &c THIS medclse has affected the go,
~ohoeriu cures 80 nneh that the most eminent
ryecans in the world are prescribing in their daily
ce They know its WORTH Now the season of Tho
when your system requires Alternative medicine Than cot
this At once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

nave you for years been ssarng with Agn and Fever or
tnIls and fevrr which rac, the SYSTEM ono.
ana yet bottle OF Edward WLcr's Chill Tonic as II i hold
u'a IN It's 'ne and for the diseases for which It s
recommended there /. medicine known tina, will At all
compare with it,
H'aerraih speedy, permanent cure for every disease
arSlnG from miasma srmal ra. No form OF Intermittent y.
'l''eh' 'e'er can res'tt Quotlisn Tertlan Qg,rtan
ana i"entyone day Chls obliged 70 Weld to IT, Is the
sonqueror OF every species Marsh or Swami Fcv,r IA
the complete master OF Brow Acpc Periodical Headache
intermittent Neuralgia. Spenalgia Pain IN the Side and o
every variety and modification Of Intermittent and pnors
Fever.
NOR does this medicine resemble any other oC tho thors,n
compounds advertised for these affections II is the urc s
aoh from the most costly varieties OF the Cinchona bark
and Is In itself pharmaceutical triumph a thrrapep.c,
"onaer at once checks the Chs the blood to
propcr consistency thereby cracang all traces of ths
e most paneul disease the system wherever hess
diseases exist this medicine should always w. kent in every
household, as cure Is always guaranteed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-08

By process recently discovered have been hl N ob
rom the bark of the Wild Cherry (echnicay he Py,p yi
snian an extract which has been pronounced by the ph
maceuca Society Of London and Berlin TO posses, mora t
e virtues Of this invaluable tree than any other ever present
ed TO them One single toaspooniu Of Ward Wiler Cc
Po"nu Extract OF Wild Cherry contains moro Of the active
principle OF tn. Wild Cherry than any other preparation con-
!hs IN wine glass full To this extract added ,lr Dre
dehts derived from the vegetable Kingdom which give an e
eency activity and power to this remedy which Justly ent
" 70 w c''c 'he destroyer OF Coughs Colds C.tgrrs Lar
yhsIs Asthma Influenza and Group one of rbes, aec
uots can withstand H. They yield instantly TO its magic
power Besides these diseases, it nvaua in Pucpn,onia
ana PeurSy In Bronch acute and chronic il flin,
ana III 'e cough " Consumption 1t affords RELIEF which no
o'"" t"ey Is capable of doing. IN its composition arr.
summed up al the ingredients necessary TO o,ucnt
cure which in every case is warranted ii used according 70
directions.