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New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
WEATHER REPORT.
WNW IEPAHIMFNT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPrCRR,
WAsHISGTON. d. c., Nov. 8, 1911 y. III.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPrCER,i
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 8. lS7l-Tp. }
Svuopsis Jor ne past ficentu-fOur h0urS.
The area Of low barometer which was Oh
Tuesday afternoon probably in Lower Canada, has
moved souhward and "a now east OF New-England
North westerly winds have continued In the Middle and
Eastern States increasing to brisk for short time on
Lake Ontario but have nov very generally dmlnsned
Tho barometer has fallen generally east Of the
Rocky Mountains and low from Iowa 10 Lou saua ana
Texas over Which region s0uth and southeastery winds
now prevail with threatening or rainy weather. North
erly winds are reported from the Upper Lakes, WIN
clear weather except at the southern extremity OF Lake
Michigan. Snow has continued with brisk northerly
winds in Wyoming; clear weather on the Pachc coast
with rising barometer in Oregon and falling IN Caiornla
Probabilities.
Tho low barometer west OF the Mississippi will proba
bly, move Ortheastward, with sOutherly winds ana
rain from the Gull Coast to Kentucky and norteastery
winds in Wisconsin and the Upper Lakes. The winds
will probably back TO southwest ON the Lower LAKES
northwestery winds continue on the Middle and East
Atlantic coast cloudy and rainy weather extend on
Thursday Lakes Erie and Michigan; par ay cloudy
weather ON the South and Middle Atlantic; rising
barometer and clearing weather In Northern NV
England Dangerous winds arc not anticipated lot our
coasts this evening
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

MARYLAND.

TIE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY CUT DOWN.
The returns from Maryland indicate that
the Democratic majority In the State has been materially
cut down.
In Caroline County the Republicans have elected
George NJ Russum States Attorney by $50 majority,
and have probably secured the Sheriff The vote close
The county went 24s Democratic in 1870.
Ann Arundel County is reported as giving about 300
Democratic majority Wicomco County, 200 Democratic
majority Somerset County, about 200 Democratic ma
jOiity. In Washington County the Democratic State
ticket is elected by about 90 majority but the Ropubl
cans have elected some Of tho County officers. The
Democratic majority the State ticket will be about
12OOa
TIE VOTE IN BALTIMORE.
The following is the vote for Governor, At
torney and Controller, In the City OF Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
BARNUMs GREAT SNOW.

The rcappearance of p. T. Barnum III this
city In connection with his great travelling Museum,
Menagerie Hppodrome, and Circus, at the Rink next
Monday night will OF course draw out crowded house,
for every ono will desire the great Snowman in his
fayorte role Of the successful amusement caterer
ever known. speech from Barnum will 10 among tho
events Of the evening The Rink 10 ed with carpenters
and uphosterers, who arc rapidly converting IL into
trstclass place Of amusement. Barnum thinks he may
have tu enlarge the Rink to accommodate his curloses
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
PoR sHERIPY
FOR C0ROEBR6.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

'ONLI TVENTY-oNE TOWNS TO BE HEARD FROM
NAsHBURSs MAJORITY OVER ALL, 1906
Ms PLURALITY 26,507-THE LEGsLATURE
HAS ONLY FIVE DEMOCRATS IN THE SENATE
AND hHTI-FoCR IN TIE HOUSE.
lSr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUERl
BOSTON, N,NOv.6.-Washburn' vote in S19 cities
owns 7S,lSli that Of Adams GsaaI that Of Cham
Oetnn S@' and that Of Pitnan 6S Only Il towns are
Je' oe heard from bat these will not materially alter
che result
Inc HEi'ature stands St present senate, ~ Repub-
eDeDocratA; l doubtful House, ITS Republican,
y DemocratS 1LAbOr RsfOrmsrE with the aid Of the
AD~ heformerS' ths Democrats have made rght gain
IN the House over Last year The KIsoptiva Councl "A
entirely Republican.
THE VOTE OF TIE STATE BIZ ooUSrIEs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

A worthy cause-that of the N. Y. State
Hospital for Nervous Diseases-will be served by the
atrcal representation, tonight at the Union League
Theater, by the Amateur Dramatic Association"
The London papers all seem surprised by
THE TRIBUNEs account Of the ordination OF Mrs. Celia
Burleigh and indicate 1t by sarcastic or bewildered
headings The Aanehester Guardian makes 1t the sub
eot OF an editorial article closing "SOmc English ladies
may soon be fred with the same ambition, and English
newspapers too may have to chronicle some nke cere-
mOny Perhaps 1t will be harder in England to hnd q
congregation willing to receive lady ~ pastor, than
discover q lady who B prepared to undertake the
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

ssSsnsh Es M r ATeR 5: ri. s 'fffs E9fSIsd At
s' SS % .Ss and sse .se a'' GEo % CLARKE P
WH. 1BEHCNz Secretary.
:t the 6ssTs oTs'r R, .
mean ha. process which nutmsnt the food Ssvee ns
S soo impaired I%a fR RsSns s' he .GsS ePuaon
or they cold will be liable 10 have eo1su%pdOD Of q:
% cure any case Of CoD.unpdOu without aI.s r;sDr g
good s .E Ssi Sd from M s 5 uea. and
S1 n1 ot. . s i, s, ,, on'S: o sS' Eo %
p3Ts pSc.s The fs.I md best P rcs:
ia causing the whole system They g ce. set
the % ss. D.T on d .Sy BY .Se
bSss ar: thu; S',scd the use o. s
the organ torpid appetite pOsr In the bowels tbe Astes
ts, ss hat e .asSl: ;
discovered Il alkaline and i. use "s neuaa,e all fIe 2 n
create : EOci, hearty appetite, and pr.p,rs. the % rs
ten 70, 1.i .oS d. h., 1ps bSo An.s s'Sa &
treatment q coGs%gaSs The me
Deevsrns OF SCHENCHS PULaoSIC SYEtP It1 Pa
o6sd int ccsso0 distributed the die.sod uns
uSsrcls. Srs sSd then as, Nature tIps 6s
@ ns sHs f saS sp rSs' % iGoSo
that oil u and cavities 'e hes 1p .0os aSo ny paasD' ~ S %
good appetite good digestion nat the body win gro. aA
the cavity heal long the system
sSp soeT coc nutaoa The BODY grow asS n &C.. a.
Nature heed the cavities viii hsAi The matter win pen and No
This The Consumption. and 10
yery entirely destroyed
entirely there enough Vitality len in tho other heal Up
th re l. hope
seen many With Opv sound lung live and enjoy
life to Sobeusks Medicines Will do 70
CONSUMPTION will ceSn the stomach and strengthen
and Nature the assistance abe ne 70
clear system Of al disease that in the lungs Whatever s form
may he. ~
take coh keep In doors cOoSand damp weAther
aEbE and TAKE Outd0Or eIsSe only IN genial Aad 5A
sunshine
Wah when rSeSmneod patient 70 bs
taking cold while using medicines 90 for
bat partially recovered from tee e1o4
Of liable than uho has been
entirely cured and precisely the In regard to Consumption
perfectly healed eng there nni'
ousy pulmonary paen exposing Themselves At
tha1 genial and pleasant Connrmed Consuuptver
which the changs OF aosphee VIII IN
grand Of With medicines consists
ubdu Inflammation instead Of provoking i many %
nfsme lung With safety 70 the patient -
exposed biting b Of Winter the chilling winds Of sPrrg of
II should be carefully shielded from all irritating nnunce
shouh be observed this pac7a sshoa
under almost any eircunss aces 1 an inpO~shlT
The houl BE- wholesome and nutritious d and -
continued unul the body has restored 70 the nAtarsh
quantity Of Gesh and strength.
was myse By Of tho vosst hind Ce0unpeca
ed h ssd hesrg these with ooe ane
mostly gone have cured Thousands since and very many haze ossA
cured By this treatment whom have never soeA - =, "A,
take possession Of ny new e1o-
ing the sixth and Arh- WAsfs shaA -
pleased 70 give advice o all who nay require Il
Pull directions AL rcdes hst psoa eny
pa az uOA b readily cared By stn Ia
ANA J. n. SczaNcK. n. D., PhlstephAA
JOHN HENRY, College pacst hs~ Issi.
WholaaalO ARonk
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
MEXICO.

TIE REVOLUTION STILL IN PROGRESS-A REIGN
OF ANARCHY IN SEVERAL STATES
MEXICO, Oct. 80, via Havana, Nov. 8.-An-
archy prevails in many Of the States Of Mexico. The
revolution III Nuevo Leon sti continues. The revou-
tiouists OF Zacaecas have invaded the State OF Ban
Louis Potos Numerous bands of men are sacdng VII
lagos haeendas In the states OF HdaRo and Mexico
and in the Federal District. RObberies committed
in sight OF the gates Of the city Gomez Portugal is In
the field operating against the State Government OF
Agnascaliencs Jminez Is again at the head OF force,
operating alternately and Pueba. The author
tiles Of the State Of Oaxaca have neglected to promul-
gate the reelection of Juarcz
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
CUBA.

GREAT MORTALITY AMONG THE SPANISH TROOPS
The following intelligence, received IN pr.
vate letter from Puerto Principe dated the 18th u fully
confirms the statements published yesterday in the letter
OF the Regular Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE at Ha'
vana:
In consequence the great number OF troops IN TINS
place the mortality is tremendous typhoid ana 0ther ma
g1ant eycrs ahonndng Within three years the troops
have lost 30 by pestience, and WIN
out counting the thousands Of Citizens aduo 70 inc
f mnraItV There iS only American citizen IN tlS
Jurisdiction that aware OF, ana my acquaintance B
yery eXt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTIONS.
NEW.IERSEY.

VIE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY Five THOUSAND
a REPUBLICAN GAIN or THREE IN THE
LEGISLATURE.
Tbe additional returns thus far received
o EsvJcrsey make no Important change In tho result
- tho election from that repOrted in yesterday .
TKuUSB. Joel Parker, the Democratic candi-
-, for Governor, has been elected by ma
sssy M 6i r.thof sss rn"S .y AeSSss aSooS IS s IN
nTrauo gain over the maJOGl,J 60. I
,sts rreat portion Of the Republican loss on ISss
-, vote occurred in the City Of Newark. which
.n.ra,y counted on as sure to give Republican ma
,or,tv The unpopularty OF Mr. Walsh amonH the WOrA
.r,.r NJ Newark caused many Of those who usually
o,s the Republican ticket to ronan at home' ana SOo
% vote for Mr.. Parker.
In the legislature the Republicans havo eaineu '"o
ont of eight Of the Senators elected are RepubhcanS
IN The Assembly stands Sc Republicans to "a Demo
erstS o,, NV
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
NETHERLANDS.

TIE GOVERNMENT TRADING COMPANY TO BE
CONTINUED.
AMSTERDAM, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1871
In view of the recent negotiations with the
British Government in regard to the Dutch possessions
I'm Asla and Africa, the Netherlands Trading Com
pany" w::a has long acted the broker OK Govern
cnt in It's st India trade las hold meeting TO con-
slider the policy continuing its organization for fur
thcr period Of 2j years The decision unanimously ar
rived at adopt that Ia preferonce to closing
its operations at present
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

murdsr of Bennett whsss body was found near ss city
lAntaA veek ago. and who was reported to haye eeeu
ked while In tho act OF sesng horsss It IL ssd nov,
ma esneraiiy believed that BonnoSs wss murdered
skrcugb eaousy. Cen {. c. Augur and family arrived
yerdsy The General 10 sid 70 % acting under direct
katFetons from tho President He will leave tomorf0W
oSgnia6 - Waahington. Tb1 MsgUgassgy tAEt NEhef
Yonn9 n es o. GsoSge, and tst ~ Yent mere q 49,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
CHICAGO.

Josypu yypILL ELECTED MAYOR BY MORE THAN
ELEVEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE REPuB-
LICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, RECEIVES
THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY IN CHICAGO
AND PTvH THOUSAND IN COOK COUNTY.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-The entire official vote oi
the city has not yet been obtained, but MedPs majority
will be about lI.95O Cages majority for TrcASnIr J.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
RtsL hAIe' ,.,.. ,pPR. ~,
rndtn1 Tvphu, Trphoid Beshet Ing. heases hen| pol
o. h ia lg

Dunag past wett there were rsFsteteo t 49,
crease from hs preyioa IS les than tor ID
Weei Of J7O zym c affections proaeed 81 deaths,
a from neae, oeaoneh Ss S a. sns
Der a. in the preceding week with these exceptions hs "
decline M principal IYmotie d"Sea Ihe noi.hy ~ SI,o II
cough IL Of pLu fever IRON 10 "
Ter tt 70 Of rsmtent fever fom 70 j. shg " 80
d,sa,-s hon a 10 r. Ph,hiLs pulnonIs oecatond E
the local Affections nuIon Of AUD ''e'PSSS'"'
TUep were l9 deaths FROM Br ghrS disease
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
TIE NEW DOMINION.
OPENING OF THE QUEBEC PARLAMI

OPENING OF THE QUEBEC PARLIAMENT.
OuEREC, Canada, Nov. 8.-The Lieutenant
Governor OF the Province Quebec opened the first
sion of the second Parliament Of the Province to-day
with tho usual formaes. In his speech he congratu
ates Parliament the progress since confederation.
and recommends continuance OF the policy Of railroad
extension as far as finances will admit. He says that
spycr emigration agents have been appointed IN Europe,
and throughout the United states, and the result OF their
efforts is very gratifying.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
Gnetia! Notices

Executive Committee oil Democratic Reforn Con-
ePal Committee.
Apollo HAIL Nov g. 1871
To n, Pnbd:
The E.u,re Committee having various mi.mesnors
were committed Tuesday lat In aSous WsF paTuc7irJ NE
Ijwer ouee Lie following resolution Was Adoysed
Rd Committee Of Five be appointed To prosecute all nar
tie, violating or asng the Election laws be be Inspector
clnVasSer, repeater, or policeman
In with the above resolution the following named Com
mie were authorized III persOnS oIn
The Election laws:
ABRAHAM R. LAWRESCE, THOMAS L. sNEAD,
In;E2Y Il CLINTON GRO B. VAN SJYCK
SAMUEL @. COURTNEY.
An On. having Of such violation will please Communicate
the same o Abraham r Lawrence, ssq5 q HG'saust
WILLIAM H. wICKHAM,
Chairman Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
INCREASE OF sMALLPOX-GoTHAM COURT TO
BE RE-OCCUPIED.

The Board of Health, at its meeting yester-
day resolyed to consult In secret Sesdon concerning
measures to prevent smallpox from becoming epidemic
an increase of cases during the past week
Nos SO and SO Cherryst known as Gotham IouIt tho %
hoard last July having been e1tensvey aie.ed snu "a
renovated permission was granted the ownr W 10. "a
tie proposOn TO allow cattle TO he transferreo Dy tne
Wechawken Ferry TO the foot OF forty th' r %
ing the day time In the Winter season Was releired W
the Committee Laws and Ordinancesi me @ @ r
comparative statement Of contagious diseases "aS pro
ted
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
MOBILE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
MICHIGAN.

THE REPUBLICANS CARRY DETROIT FOR THE
FIRST TIME IN TWENTY YEARs-THE REPUB-
LICANs GAIN 1900.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s.-For the first time
q, ~ vears the Republicans have carried this city. Moi
fats majority for Mayor Is ss Republican gain Of i1Oo
The Common Council stands Il Republicans TO Dem.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-Thc election returns,
to-day, indicate that the House OF Delegates will be
about Of the sano political complexion the last which
was twO-thrds Conservative. Tho Republicans have
probably gained ono or two Senators.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH - M1ssrssIPpf
ooNE REPUBLICAN By FROM $1,000 TO 90, 900
hAJoRITY-THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. S.-rhe State election
took place yesterday Everything was conducted in q
most orderly No disturbances were reported
from any quarter.
The Republicans have carried the state by majority
OF probably $4,000 Tho contest was fds members Of the
Legislature.
The Lower House is claimed by both parties. Neither
party can have majority OF more than four or nye
members. The Senate Ia conceded to the Republicans
by IS majority The In tho river counties was
small, on account Of the prevalence of yellow fever
there,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
THE DUCKS PARADISE.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.-The Democrat publishes
letter from KnObnoser, Mo-, In which Is described
singular phenomenon IL says that at Rnobnoser rain
has esccnded continuously for two weeks from cloud
feet In diameter Numbers Of peOp' lave witnessed the
phenomenon. The writer asks for sclcnLnc eApla-
nam
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
KANSAS.
STILL THEY

STILL THEY CoME-KANsAs DOES BETTER.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov. THE indica-
tOns, from returns now in, that the Republicans
have carried the State by increased majorities.
ATCBIsoN, Nov. S.-ThO entire Republican ticket was
elected in this county yesterday, by msorites ranging
from 05 to 500 In Damphon. Ecmaha, and Marshall
Counties tho Republicans elect their officers.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

little larger bat that Of the remainder OF the ticket IA
little less The total vote is about 1900
Fifteen " Fire-ProOf" Aldermen and nve opposition
have boon elected.
BeveridRe. Republican Congressman, has sbou. 5000
majority In the olty, and 5000 In tho country
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
ALABAMA.

REPUBLICAN Ex-JUDGE DEFEATED FOR TIE
LEGIsLATURE-A NEW POLITICAL ORGANI-
ZATION.
MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov. s.-The Hon. Sam
ue r Rice, an ex-supreme Court Judge, and leading
Republican in Alabama defeated for the Legislature
by Knox by 5000 majority. Knox voted for by
secret Republican military organization known the
National Guards, which Rice denounced.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
GERMANY.

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES AGAINST THE INTER
NATIONALS.
BERLIN, Wednesday Nov. 8, 1871.
A conference of diplomats will he held in
Dresden at early day, to devise precautionary meas
ures against the International Society.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS,
AUSTRIA

TIE BOHEMIAN DIET CLOSED BY GOVERNMENT.
vIEISA. Wednesday, Nov. g. is7i. .
The Bohemian Diet, IN session at Prague.
having voted unanimously agan electing gates 10
tho Roichsrath, Government has ordered its debera
tons 10 be closed Immediately. H'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
THE DAYTON NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOME.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.-The right to vote OF the
veterans Of the National Soldiers Home at Dayton
about 800 Of whose rejected at the October
election Is TO be tested in contested election case Tea
timOnY In the ease was taken to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

Ia,r Winter RvenInss! 90 BILLIARD Tamil Bell ~
c. - l'iSi ouisk Ra sbsr Cushons Diagram ire
AaBOT 4 kIonOLLS V LIosfIy-sL hsV-iefA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
- .nnrars FOB MURDER IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 7.-Phiiip ana Danei
~ -o, named Wright, were arrested this
a,,arnnon bv United States Marshal Patrick. for the
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

horse.
Carroll Co.rs b. h.. Artoan lG3 In. ''.....''''''""
h,Ssss; 'S E. GciIsS Lord BSIoS %
John Coffee: Joe d. kG i,o u d.
Second Raee-Club purse, Hoo for all ages; tWoinile
dasb, 100 pounds up; 800 10 secoho noi'e'
d. McDsni.ssh b Tubnan
Donahus. Sanford
j. COsrsI Judss DarTs. "a. ;.''''''''''''''
MIL. u.rd,can steepe-chase for all ages, over
three miles Of fair hunting country; sOO to hrs 800 to
second goo 70 iait1 jane: Tsd.l. IO pouDd.
C. AlOr.T, br DOsy, ls POands '.''''.......'
Pps.S's, g., t.ir"no%e nSn ii pSa1d
Came, Tul,y, q yosarq, l4' pounds .'."'''.'''S
fSoSp.ou. T. AtbiO,. is pound,
TRoTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
Three trotting matches attracted good at
tendance at Fleetwood Park yesterday AFTERNOON, not
ithstapdiuC the cool weather. The nrst was three
yearold colt stake Of 800 EACH mile heas pest tnroe IN
i've in harness. II was won by W. Borsts bL l. Fanny
a,.,anono Rodens Dr. Lady Sutton in the first heat
THs secoud was match for $500, mile heats three In
five harness between p,ee Bertram Topsy the fsvor-
ts won In three straight heats Inc tsa mr. . ~ - % loe
purse and stake Of Go ,e and running mate d.
Maes's india Rubber Ben and running mate. ana & W.
Borss Honest Allen uns. and sn sna mate KnsstOn
and mate won the nrst heat IN 2aS Honest Allen and
mate the sec4na % tan4h heat Honest Alien and
IN I .,hs ahead but judges, 70 the surprise OF
every one neat TO nfSa ana mate S on as sSe
Etounu Sn ,hs driver OF Kingston and mate positively
then TOO asS % uS ;ss the aS aVr'ss s
dstinctly and the race was po''p'n'a until "uA'' ~
2pm. urrIR,H
,p.,,-cots. s.si. for 1y..rOd' Of wnhs|s get nrs
heats in s. In harness ................
W. Bort, br. rsn.J .'''''''''''''''' A.
W ROdsn. b. Lady ss%.ns;a sss.n. ti'''''''''' GA
s.r. p.r-M.s.h noo, mile beat. N ',a a.'n''a
B. D.a!sl,, "a TOp;,, d.: ss,i.u
W. heAahoA T4n,-G31i a3oi; Go6t.
a., NJ D.. - st.is hi,ooe, nile hesta. best nh
bhl Dh-.u DDh-n. Ei,,sioa sad banning Nlis. 2ol
q Gaipessu pa unsst illsu and Running Mate lo1
w. D Tins-Elsii Elsii api Eat
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY FISTS REsIGNATION-NEW SHIPS
WANTED FOR THE NAVY-IMPORrS or OPIUM
AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SECRETARY FISTS RESIGNATION-NEw SHIPS
WANTED FOR THE NAVY-IMPORTS or OPIUM
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TMBUNRl
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1871.
Correspondents are busy with dcnials of the
statement In this correspondence effect that
reary Fishs resignation practically II not formally
in the Presidents hands and that his had been
selected Itis barely possible that some may have
authorized technical ground, denial Of this;
but tho fact remains substantially ns stated.
The Secretary the Navy has yet decided whether
in his next annual report be will his suggestions
for an increased number OF ships for navy lie has
Oh two former notified to Congress the demand
for additional and better vessels and although satisfied
that the public service requires subject again be
astated 1t is believed that Congress has all the facts in
tho case and that special ausiOn to the matter is
necessary.
The quantity Of opium brought into San Francisco
CAL, during the six months ending Sept 81 1871. from
Hong Kong, China, aud Yokohama, japan. was 1880
pounds valued at S1sII8; the duty paid this at 80
per pound $19i4S This is excess over the pre-
yous six months OF $1,000 over the six months ending
ChieJ ustce Chase ordered today that otter Monday
CoNr w. vii m 20 TO the loot Of the docket for the ccacdg
term This order Is equivaant to the postponement OF
Mr KimLal Chief OF the tobacco division Of the In
tCTna Revenue ONCE, has gone to CnCnati to Invest
eans CSsaSo % Bn and other cities for the same
purpose before he returns. lie has been instructed to
aisn with tho manufacturers OF tobacco and will make
his report tho Commissioner for his guidance III max
The Second Auditor in hs forthcoming annual report,
will at length the Tennessee bounty frauds, con
ccrning which the Hon. VIM. b. Stokes aud Victor
Powell were arrested.
Mr. TheO. W. Dimoni OF Utica, n. " who has received
an important appointment from the JapIn'se Govern
ment IN connection with its foreign department is tho
present dlsbursing agent Of the sI,e Department IN
was formerly the private Secretary to Sgcrct.r. seward
and subsequently the Librarian OF the State Department.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
MIRRHRn

Mss ssAss Ns.s g As Hss L Il KisT 4 EssS.ss ~, ~
ke.s LsS.s daughter d O. InsS "a, bod ofRs
n.rs w. wsss. ssy s1l n Bsselly. L. q ts
q ~e OeVea,st ksy P1Kkha Notls A4tsu P,iss n
, ase.g'sa. Il % Rahy J. Pm q Bsookya
E 5ss &c xsrtsss kas b. .lArss .aSx
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
THE TURF
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

Bosroy. Nov. 8-The running races at Mys-
tic Park closed this afternoon. The principal event was
a steeple chase for purse OF $1,000
The frat co was for the Consolation purse OF $500 for
ht borses mile heats 500 TO second and 80 to third
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09

uated Limbs Qf brOLsnl made god " nov ~
JoHS = AAop LNihHSr
New-York tribune., 1871-11-09
The following is the vote for Governor, At
torney General and Controller In the City Of Balmore

Total 1I750 22s72 1898 1891 l7I3 20 8G9 ,1l 22.S9
Whyte's majority, s13 Vansant's majority, 1884.