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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
Five Millions and More for the Frcsby.
terian Memorial Fund.

The Presbyterians have raised their proposed sum
OF five Millions ard more than half as much more
the total sum reported to The Assembly being
s7,607, 400. This sum IS actually subscribed in one
year for objects OF Presbyterian church work, out
side OF the ordinary and regular annual contribu-
tons to the Boards ana other institutions 1t ID
raised for church extension, colleges and semnareSv
to eXtingush church debts to build parsonages and
In general TO promote the denomlnatlOnal work.
the Observer says:-"lt Is great result showing
what can be done when all work with will, and
what power there Is III united effort. Great credit
is due to the committee, TO the Secretary, Rev. Dr.
Elinwood and the Chairman, Mr.. Gilman, for their
faithful aud successful service"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
Presbyterian Celebra ton.

The members OF the Fourth Presbyterian church,
Thirtyrourth street, have resolved to commemorate
the twentieth anniversary OF the settlement OF their
much respected pastor, che Rev. DR.. Jonn Thomson,
on Friday the 9th inst There Will be religious ex-
ercseS and addresses appropriate TO the occasion.
and these viii be followed By something cooling in
the shape OF refreshments for the inner man. The
reunion will inclrde al former members and adho.
rents OF tile church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
June Trinity Sunday-COllec-
lions for the Pope.

Religious Schedule for To-Day Herald Religious
Correspondence and Its Foe-Abbo
EcEaster and Father Farrell-Church Of
Prayer and Praiss-A Little Seeding
Presbyterian Celebration-Civili
ing Christianity-A New
Religious Scot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
CivilizinE Christianity,

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You are rendering most important service to the
world in your endeavors to civilize Christianity
So long, however, as you recognize the necessity or
Justice OF some OF its fundamental principles so
long will you fail to benefit the human family 10 the
desired extent. For example, II you entertain the
dogma that the shedding OF blood was necessary to
our final happiness. and that one individual has
atoned for the offences OF another. you consecrate
murder and destroy all personal responsibility. The
doctrine without the shedding Of blood there is no
REMISSION" has been fraught with the dresU con-
sequences to all nations from the earliest ages. 1t
began amid the clouds and cannlbalisms OF remote
past and has scOrched ami bounded its way down
through every generation and stage Of society to Its
recent grand carnival IN the streets OF Paris. II
Plate appeased divine Justice with the blood or
Christ, why not the Emperor William. or Louis
Napoleon appease human justice with the best blood
OF the German or OF the French peoples The acts
are kindred. The one Is q reflex Of the other, and
now, after lapse OF eighteen hundred years. look
ut the result The truth Is, then, until this mon
strous myth which has no foundation In philosophy,
learning science, Is thrown completely OVERLOOKED
there can be no health IN u.s. or adequate apprccia-
ton OF the glorious and benign attributes Of the
All Wise and All Good. L0GOS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

VINO are not yet very COOL ana sober, nor are the
sumclenty long under discipline. These might a.
rasn tnlnRs In my defence through mistaken idet
OF duty. would NOT be willing to go bail for tho
temper OF my c0untrymen when greatly provoked
il. therefore, some big and chivalrous c0uu
tryman OF mine should be tempted, lip
tne brave ana iamented Thomas Francis MeagheI
TO take the cowhide IN my defence would not giys
much for the EDITORS Puritanical bones even for
museum. He must not imagine that the HOIr
ter OF his aged bishops and priests. The Pope grant
no such plenary indulgence aud needs no such de-
tenders II they are to be obtained at such sacrifice
proved man guilty before they tied him to th,
stake. In the recollection OF ola friendship ami
under the obligation OF Christian charity win All
the editor OF the Freennas Journal to remembe
tnat even avowed enemies nave rights which ougrt
to be respected-the rights OF truth, jusrce AMI
charity. Yours, THOMAS FARRELL /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
Roman Catholic Combinations.

Confirmation was administered by the Most REEVE.
rend Archbishop on Tuesday May %, in st. Mary's
church, Grand street. to thirty persons. On Wednes-
day, May "a III ST. Gabrers church, TO 43o persons.
On Thursday morning, May 25, in the chapel or the
Convent OF the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville, to
twenty-five persons. On Thursday afternoon. May
%, In the Church OF the Holy Name of Jesus,
Bioomingdale. to li0 persons On Friday May %,
In the Church OF the Annunclation, ManhattanvIIe,
to $40 persons. Confirmation VIII be administered
on Tuesday, June ., IN the Church oil st. Rose Of
Lima. on Thursday. June 8, In the Church Of our
Lady, at FOrdnan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
Ordinations OF Catholic Priests.

To-day Sunday number OF the ecclesiasttca
students OF the Seminary of Our Lady OF Angels
Niagara Falls to be raised TO the priesthood b
the imposition OF hands OF the Most Rev. Dr. Ryan
Bishop OF Bufralo.
number OF the students have been preparing by
retirements fasting and prayer for eight days for
ecclesiastical orders and yesterday the following
orders were conferred.
T0nsurs.--Messrs. T. s. Kcyenny Albany; d. NC
Derm0tt, Butalo J. J. Dougherty, New York; J. j.
Gormclly. Boston; J. A. Gleeson, New York; G. J.
gallagher, Brooklyn; Ii. A. Gallagher, Brooklyn; b.
M. Ntzhugh, Brooklyn.
Sub-Deaconsh,D. -Messrs. George Balm, Buffalo;
r. Stack. Boston; Patrick Heery, Brooklyn; J. Hon-
man, BROOKLYN
iriesthood.-To-day the following are to be or.
dained priests:-Mcssrs. p 4. sheridan, Brooklyn;
I. ;. 0Rely, Brooklyn: Martin Ryan, Buffalo; John
Camden, Dubuque; Edward McClure. Boston.
Of this years graduates or Niagara Fails College
Rev. Messrs. sheridan and ORey, OF Brooklyn,
have specially distinguished themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

The Gospel According 10 ~. bncon-Ths
Church Of Prayer and Praise.
1t Is situated In central part OF New York city,
convenient to the whole population. II Is a church
OF Christ the saviour or men. Those VINO go there
90 to worship Him. The seats are all frce-frec to
a The services consist only Of prayer and praise.
There Is no preachlng. There are no qualifications
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
The Able McMaster and Father FsrrclI-A
Serious and Amusing Card from the Pastor
Of st. J0sepli,s Church.

Of ~. J0sepi's Church.
To TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The editor Of the New YORK Freemdn's Jo,rna,
persists In stating that have been guilty OF saying
writing what Is contrary TO the teachings OF the
Catholic Church. Now If he Will point out In clear
and distinct propositions anything, either In my
speeches. writings, contrary TO her defined teach
ing win be silent and let him abuse much as
he likes for the remainder OF my fe But he Will
do SO ask him to be silent about me and 10 leave me
alone. Judging from the tone OF his articles he ap.
him. 1 Shall not either gratiiy or mortiiy him by
saying whether have or not But VIII say tnat
have written IN his Defence and that l have
incurred odum BY pleading for him. ! have
been so long accustomed TO fight the battles OF
others and TO plead Tor those who had few TO defend
them that ! may be too indifferent about myself.
But there are numbers OF the clergy and laitv only
too willing TO defend me II necessary and II | Will
not prevent them. My character II dear 10 them. IL
~ also very dear 10 me-nOt merely because 1t II
held IN trust and belongs TO the priesthood, but he.
cause Ii ~ mine. have been advised by convert
mans journal for defamation OF character, nut
am un WILING to do so, either because do not wish
10 nIurc him or because do not believe that ne can
lnjure me. am aw-abldlng citizen, though the
irish blood In my veins IL still very hot Tor man OF
my age. II were man OF the world could not
say what might happen 10 the editor. me dear
and good Mrs. McMaster might In short
time be widow and her children orphans.
| The men belonging 10 my temperance brigade. wno'
| without my knowledge, have voiuntcoieu 10 uo.
and capable OF acting for Themselves am not re-
| sponsibe for them They are all right; they Know
their duties ana how to perform them. But there
are great any raw recruits lust JQlnlug tue TANKS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
A Little Seeding from Strong Minded
Source.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your paper OF Sunday q sensible Woman
writes for information. Allow me TO give 1t. she
asks If this ''bt OF scandal" about strong
women is specimen OF their morals. ], as strong
minded woman, have other business than bits of
scandal TO attend to; but read the papers, and II
the Claim trial s meant, see no immortality that
has been proved. but ingratitude. Your correspon-
dent quotes "our grandmothers," but puts herself
outside the pale OF their opinions by appearing In
print; but we are nineteenth century women and
must work ont our own salvation. Like young
housekeepers, we would rather make mistakes than
have the experience OF Observation-Disclosures. As to
to the drunken man, have followed him home
ana seen faithful wife. VINO has been repaid by
cruelty and neglect. Yet by law mot reason) his
the stronger mind, and she must accept his opinions
ana teach them to her sons. RErUB,ICA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
THE 0lleHrsLS IN TaslR HOURS OF EASE.

The calico hop given last evening their house East
broadway by the Oriental Club in celebration of their
anniversary magnificent affair The issue of cards
had been confined TO the members and this limit just
afforded attendance enough 10 I'LL the spacious apartments
and made the occasion In every select
and really enjoyable Many of the ladies departed from the
RUE that should be strictly call hop and dressed
exanseiy alfred in the most ashionabiy made but
humble prescribed domestic goods The display OF jewelry
was ia instance IN great good taste The apart
men asaned Tor the dancing were the Two pnrors and
the adjoining billiard saloon making hall of
feet The saloon tasteuily decorated with the
national colors ngenousy arranged and the portraits of
Judge shnndey tine Presidents John Pckord J the Urea
aud Marshal Tooker conspicuous places
Tweed pedestal covered with CLOTH
number of of birds pendant chande-
lifrs The supper table the second oor running its
entire length ard was proiuey supplied with every deli
Among the prominent of the members present
were Judge shandey his brother Michael j. General William
NJ Tweed Jr. Police Commissioner smith, Richard Tweed
Lscise Commissioners Williams, Assembiyman Campbell,
bernard smyth, President OF she Board of Education;
Coroner Keenan,, Judges Cox and McCunn Inspector
sou, Captain Alaire and Alderman uealy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
Reports from the Inierior-I.i Change
from Last Election.

Reports from the Im,erior- Little Change
from Last Election.
CLEVELAND, April 3. 1871.
The Republicans carried Wooster Lasr fan the
city vent ~ about 20J majority democratic.
Youngstown went democratic by small majority;
the republicans polled abort half their vote.
The republicans carried Alliance by their average
majority.
The whole republican ticket was elected at Akron
except Tor Marshal. The independent republican
candidate was elected 10 that office.
canton Went democratic by 81 majority.
Nae~oh gave ~ usual republican ma ,ority.
Nuryfus corporation elects two GogreImen ON the
temperance ticket and one on the reform ticket.
la fucyru~ township hall the democratic and half
The reform TICKET were elected.
A. ,'testne the entire peoples ticket was elected
win the exception of one trustee and assessor
salem township elected two republicans and one
democratic trustee. The balance OF the ticket is re-
publican.
Al Lima the entire democratic ticket WIS elected
Nv an average majority Of lie votes a small demo-
cratic gam.
tlyr.a votes republican majority of about Two
hundred.
Toledo wvcs seney nlenocrall for Judge $500
majority over Fitch republican,
li Mansfield the democrats elected their Mayor
ami gained over the vote Of the last ia election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
The Bissscd Nigyers Vote the
Straight Radical Ticket.
One psmsrsi and froh.Sly Three Rrpnbll.
oar Elseled 10 congress
TIE STATE TICKET IN DOUBT.

HsrrreRp, April 1871.
foa have sFeaas received the returns "a the cleo.
Ton. Al has late hour NJ news arrive. from the
towns yet 1nheafd if0nl TIE majority III Governor
hnginh =, therefore. uncertain Tae federal gov.
erement dsd not inierpose ~ authority with bay.
oneis guneesis Or artillery. a. the Connecticut eiec.
sion. a. y aid IN New iork aad Philadelphia, but
goYeuhoiess was strongly represented ~
IL tniied states Marshals, Custom House
detectlres, gang ~ PRETTY hard customers
IRON New fork and . fair share OF money, hat
tney d'd nOt eaccs much. apparently. Tue spectre
bf 'Reiay the Blscksmisa.n according 90 the radical
papers. sss to be seen IA All parts % the State dur.
3ng the asy. hitting about with the awelye fempia.
sions' of famrnany IN ms hand and a cohoFt IT r..
pea,crs and rcnghs al Ms heels; but a happens that
evcep, la the papers. nobody saw this frightfnl
fpectre The agents of the federal government on
the contrary were brassy and frank enough 10 boast
That they had both men and money here 20 influence
The election. Both parties are IN MIXED conaition
Of jub'la,icn, eacn hoping n has Won, YET no. dar.
Ing 10 claim decisive victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
THE NEW UNITED STATES LOAN.
Secretary Bout well In Town-The Loan and
the National Banks.

Secretary Boutwell, In T0wn-The Loan and
the National Banks.
Secretary Boutwell, received Treasury Department
number OF the prominent bankers this city Among
those admitted into his presence Mr. Jay Cooke Mr.
Morton, Of the firm of Norton Bliss Co. Mr. Howes of
Howes Marcy Co.. Mr. Belmont Mr.. Lukey OF
A. Belmont Co.; Mr.. Henry Clews and Mr.
job Thompson, of the National Currency Bank
HERALD reporter had short conversation with the Score
tafy, who him what already gene raw
known: that about fifty millions have thus far been
subscrioe!. Mr.. boutwell, Is quite sangulne that
who subscribed the frst two hundred millions would
the advantage of obtaining five per stock with the
teest payable quarterly The of the could only
had on combinations OF -four and half and five per
stock and upon which the interest will only paid every
six months Il woudbe OF the greatest advantage for tile
national banks to participate In the hundred mil
lions continued the Secretary tor then Congress would
probably not press upon them the remainer whereas II
wish % hold this out as threat % the national bankstbey
remained of the four half and conbna
ton o possibly lose their franchise
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny TUE HERALD srEAN yAor

REPORTED ny TUE HERALD srEAM YACHTS.
Steamship wlsconsn tsr wniams, Liverpool March 20,
Hams Suiop March 81 Lac - ~ lon 20 81 passed Gu
steamer, bonad T. dap, uuion steamer do
alb, lat ~ N, on ~ IS. passed an Iceberg. -
steamship CITY OF brooklyn tBr BROOKS Liverpool March
~ via ecustown with udse and mo passengers To
Dale Msrch Is US miles vest q fss.net passed steam.
ship enassvania from Liverpool for New York; ss'h lat
a. lon g q, sAp tindoossn tBr, from Pensacola Tor
Leih sJh, lat ~ ~ lon q 10 sgnsIfcd an inmsn steamer
Anchor hne also bark rgged steamer, with red
steamship Csopars phIps Hsvanr March ~, with ndse
and passengers. 20 Alexandra A sons. -
steapshir Loona ovsy Orleans aud thu bar March
a. All, with mdse ami passengers, 70 Mallory 70.
March ~ 20 miles Sw 0f natteras saw schr showing
white hurree with red letters In centre
suril on the cspcs Of Virginia, had heavy gale Tor "
hos from ENI NNw barometer .al ~, lat ~ Ion ~
SO Hattie Haskell anu Morning STAR bound n,
the former with bb0om ~, y nies % Barnekat
passed r made % tenders, panks a1i side skds mree
wnlts water casks tashef on " also = stove. .
steamship South Carolina Beckett, CHARLESTON March VI,
Win mdse and uasssogeys, 70 u " Morgan 70. April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
Tar JERSEY CITY GOVERNMENT.
Gillette Elected chairman of tac Bonrd 81
Pebble Work--ii"m-t~d Brmshed Aside 4 he
Police Comusl.siss Installed.

Tie government ~ Jersa, CITY y fully organized The
BOARD 81 Puzzle Work., the important, the
met veserdss afternoon for purpose
setting the IN motion Bums,ed who Intended
that the charter q rebound hs special benefit
on hand with neat speech, prepared
the formal ~oaa be- tina, he duly
elected chairman The his hshes smbn,on--the
dream OF hs lsir srars-mnd Tor this he prayed
and tasted sua watched aud waited long dresry
days ana nieh'. a. fen'an when the charter
Ia agony. Mt, alas for the uncertainty Of human
~ - Within Que er.f hour a. these hopcs we're bsh.d
Earl = Martin was appointed temporary chairman and
s'ei three and Bray On the second bsio, Gillette
ceived four ana runsei three. Nj Gee. taxing The
chair, delivered few very appropriate remarks aud
expressed hs suggs. = nc lesaL There s net msn Ia
asrresdirg oscer q bsess which Invested ~i,h most
manifested sgag,, sss BOARD on nc passage ~
the charter, la reflects honor the
position han tss position agss en- hin iiahk Newsk vas
rrcea clerk ami Jonathan Dixon counsel % the hoss the
latter rscerins unanimous ,ose IN recognition % hs
IN arang Tie charter. II Gopsll ony obtained
foothoi ~ he heera roof Ransom woaa no have been
sgnef a. ohlision.
Thersv Police Commissioners took formal possession n
the frs station house In the cyenlDn Al the od
,cmalasioners 10 siicad,nee and soass and
spoeehc. ndalred ~ v n. rTicharl l. chairman
The new noarc. ae eaenges or Appgn1gcnis wi be mas
~ several Gays. The rnteea fsg thef ~ foice
tsecn Bca Van Rlqci aud deseeiiy- McE inams.
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stesuss.n siesia No, Traumsnn, Hsmburs-Knhardt
A Co
STEAMSHIP rrsncons. Rrarr Portand--J Ames.
n.Fs N Etn. snow. RoitrTdam-R Buck 60.
RAFs christie tN6l Drumnoni Acknowledgements 4
funn
Rask weGnvery, Nlcscis. Havlna--walsh. Field 4 Way
BARK Marathon lonnei, f0riaud-PeaDody, Willis 4 Co.
Brig ltNi tNorh Inwson Ltshon-Wendt Tetens a Book
mant
Hrie Ks'le fsn,. Townsend ~ Croix-P Hanford Co.
BE Nauflce st'sris0n. 81 Thomas Pension Co.
Bfae Sarah Grove "a Mursls, ~ Johns, PR.
HFle KODIAK. Downing, Maiaugss r Talbot 4 Co.
hr.g spfn.box tbt,, Nalaastronn, Hahax-J Whitney
a 60.
sNtr Il - Hrf jams, Hayie, &c Buey.
sea- Frank Trrss Rxrk-~ Kingston, jan ! Weinberg.
iieafy Midtist0n. Brewer, Nassau, MI Douglas
srh- i.pae Rich Rsyaut, Flcuihora ~BJ Weinberg.
Srhr Iaurs A Io1t. Nalaiy, tlenihera-B weinberg.
schr foFence shay, coomhs, - John, NB-wnchcser &
seIr ayhur Godfrey Gosfrcy, Indianola Lavaccs
se1r b ccssoa Dlgnv, Wilmington, Schiller 4 Houah.
Sshr mos soor. somers. Georgetown, pc verton a
srsr III tsarsui,r Coleman washia.,on Baker Day
sshr vinqnas. Heanv, baltimore VIM Chalmers
Srhr Col tapk. Bears. tslnmce~er-R Goodwin d SON.
kehr Granrs STATE. kurre.s sosion--S Lewis Go.
sioap Irene, farser, ,herrysione, Va smith Lock
slo..p oaa Fellow Dyer, wlddl-,own--Racseu A Bro.
steamer Back Diamond, Meredith, WILMINGTON, Oct.
sgeamef 4 fierrepont Shropshire Philadelphia.
fiesr,er Hf.sl0l, Wallace, phnsfephs.
steamer sarah, zones, fniatephis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
Democratic ~. M.y"r Els:,ca y Snndnsil.y.

=
TIE election In this city today turned on local
issues. The democratic candidate for Mayor IL
elected by sixiy-three majority. The republicans
have majority IN the CITY Council the city m ar.
shal AMI the assessors. Judge Fitch runs behind
his Ticket largely tue oily giving nearly i09 majority
20 Jeney. Democrat Tie republicans "a jubi.
liant ~ The dem 0cras over the result OF the election.
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JAMN A, April .. 1871.
Advices from Havii to The ist inst. announce that
there much feeling against the President because
his Secretary fayors annexation. The Presidents
life Is threatened. -.
Vi Tie receipt OF news OF the termination Of the
war IN Eurore the expectation OF thc productions
OF the country to France and Germany has greatly
increased.
some Haytion merchants have purchased the
steamer Hornet, and the crew has gone TO New
York CAPTAIN Hudson and his mate disguised
win Tue lne,hcicncy OF the leaders OF the eXpcd
ton. nave also gone TO New York.
me government being considered unstable gold
has advanced suddenly Irom 200 to 400.
inerc were several engagements recently on the
Dominican frontiers. In one OF these general,
supposed 10 be Iaez, was killed.
dnel was fought at Port an Prince bet Vecn n
Donlinican ana son of the Minister OF Finance,
Roth were wounded
Tie country Is ipe for revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
ytsiClPM ELrtrroy N iysir0Lgs.

ANNArDiI., Md, Apnl a 1871.
Al The municipal election to-day the republican
ticket Mayor. Aldermen. a., wa elected by ten TO
Twelve majority, win the exception Of Judge Tuck,
democratic candidate for Councillor and Handy.
democrat, Tor Alderman, Who were elected by ma
iofity ~ four
Annapolis was republican last Tlll ~ over seventy
t4as4 H4FW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
BELOW.

Bark Harry Booth Chase Havana II Gays, with sugar to
James Ward 90 (by pilot boat G. Bennett, NO o..
Brig Leona from Matanzas by pilot boat David Mitchell
No 81
Eo6).
Wind al sunset, Sc
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The Cape CruH Lighthouse Again ia Working
Order.
HAVANA, April 3, 1871.
The bark Ella, from New York. arrived on
saturday.
The lighthouse at Cape Cruz which was de.
stroyed by the Insurgents two years ago. IS again
Illuminated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
Nlssl'ati ElI;ri9N.

nrrgolf. April Z. 1871.
Nofs little Interest was taken IA the election 10.
day. The republican candidates on tho State ticket
are elected but the returns are too meaCre 10 give
any iigufeS TIE democrats have about 100 majority
M this city. Mrs. 4. y. Gardner voted IN the Ntnih
ward 81 Detroit, and Mary wilson yoicd In yali.e
l.
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Middiesex UOnnty.
OHIO MUNICIPAL ELEeTs8ys.
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Republicans Victory in Cincinnati.

Republicans Victory in Cincinnati.
CiSCINNATI, April 3, 1871.
Inc majority OF Davis, republican, for Mayor, VIII
IAN little under 1000. The republican losses OF the
malories Tor the Secretary OF State amount 10 532
The republicans clam that the whole republican
ally Ticket y elccfad not excepting Camp he'll. or
prosecuting Attorney, concerning whom there nave
hcen In republican ranks great fears