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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE STORM YESTERDAY.
A FURIOUS GALE-FLooDED STREETS

FURIOUS GALE-FLOoDED STREETS
No one imagined, yesterday morning, that
the stray clouds which portended stormy weather were
the precursors OF terrible gale, such seldom vis
those latitudes and many neglected the precauon Of
taking an umbrella suppOsng the storm would be soon
over About noon drizznR, intermittent rain set IN,
and continued to fall with hardly moments cessation
during the entire afternoon. Tho cutters quickly be
came creams, and, overhOWinG, spread over
the streets In little lakcs The wind rose during
the day, and the rain at frequent intervals
came down In torrents Umbrellas became az useless to
protect the head from the storm were boots 10 de-
fend tho feet At 10 o'clock In the evening the gale
reached its hight. and tho rain TpOured down, soaking
everything. Frontst., particularly that portion along
the line Of the ferries was literally flooded with water
extending nearly to the street above, and was mpassa
BILE TO foot passengers who were obliged to take tho
upper street The vessels along the piers StTained
and rocked and tho rigging cracked and RroaDod,
the wind whisted through It in manner 70 mako tho
wharfmen shake their heads omnously and predict
startling list Of catastrophes along the coast They do
cared that the gale in intensity has seldom boen sur
passed. and were positive that the night would Be ds
sstrous one ct sea. On Waterst . largo number Of
dwelers In Easements were compelled TO leaVo their
beds and into the street. since tho water covered
the roadways and flowed into the Easements and cellars
Fulton Market suffered with the rest Many OF tho win
dows we're crushed n and the old rOOkery shook and
rumbed 1t seldom has before. The chimney Of sugar
refinery at DesbrOsses and wests FELL and severed the
fire telegraph wires.
Tho telegraph seriously disturbed aad tho papers
received very few dispatches.
In Brooklyn, the storm was severely felt, and the
streets were comparatively deserted. Tho police and
re telegraph lines blown down In several sec1ons
and trees were In other places torn By their roots and
prostrated across railroad tracks and sideWaln No
damage to dwellings loss Of Life, however has a. yet
been reported.
The rain-storm reached Boston last night about II
o'clock Just Is from the time IL began In this city
As the distance between New-YOrk and Boston 10 80
miles, the storm must have backed up ct the rate Of
about l8 miles hour.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
HELP THE CHICAGO LAWYERS.

LETTER FROM ROBERT t. LINCOLN-APPEAL
OF A NEW-YORK LAWYER.
"a the Edit0r Of TIE Trt6GHe.
SIR: have received a letter from Robert T.
con ESQ., of the Chicago Bar, which reads as follows
emitting my name:
CHICAGO, Oot. q, 1871, No. 6Ss WABAsH-AvE.
- -, esq. Ne1 York. ,..,.. o....,,,.
Inly received to-day. We lawyers are entirely pttbot
o,qks In addition TO many dne private libraries We
9aG large one owned In common, called the Law In
tute OF Chicago" on which the younger and poorer
zembers Of the Bar depended II the lswyers Tn each
tNe would give 10 the Institute oct OF the Reports
~ Of their respective States more ROOD could % done
R0BERT 7. LINCOLN.
incIose you the original. The appeal speaks for
tsr and have sent it to you asking that you place
eore your readers numbering many Of the Bar OK the
tate Of NewYork, with whAteVer words Of your own
nay seem best Almost every lawyer has duplicates OF
1me works in his library which he could readily give TO
u, destitute brOthsrs4nlaw, or II not those cum OF
money coud be sent to you, directy,to Mr. Lincoln
taclose check which prefer should be known ~ COM
Hg only from YOUNG LAWYER"
Netc- York, NOv,II, 1STl.
with the above came q check for $2S, which we
lave forwarded to Mr., LaneOln, and to which We
shall be glad to add - large sums as the generosity
# the Bar Of New-York may dictate. Mr.. Lincoln
will be recognized IS the sole surviving son of the
Martyr-Presdent, and as gentleman Of the highest
.,lsracter and deserts.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
4 RECKLESS GATE TENDER.

, JERSEY CITY HORSE CAR RUN DOWN BY AN
EXPRESS TRAIN-TWELVE PERSONS INJURED.
A locomotive Of the outward bound express
-an on the New-Jersey Railroad struck No. Of the
hudson City horse-oar line the uptown trip, at the
Sewarkave. crossing IN JerSey City last evening" COM
petey demOliShinK the rear Of the and woundinR
aeary dozen passenger The driver Of the hOrsecar
stopped the about feet south Of the crossing
ispA and Thomss LaDagsn the gate tender that side
II the track requested him to drive Just as he
cached the track the gate tender the north side be-
lowering Rate and the result that the horse
ar remained the outward bound track Of the New
Jersey Railroad The locomotive struck the car throw
ns it completely of the track. man woman and boy,
eTe carried the oOWoatcher more than block The
SsS y STS that WSoH the collision took psCs he was
'onsciouB Of sensatiOn Of having his legs taken
20 m cTed out that her arm was broken, and he threw
ais arm about her and supported her upon tne cow
atSaer I3 nS Snd o1IsH Who had Ssnd ss
scalp wound we're taken 70 the Charity Hospital In
nSe5sOls condition 5Oa were Probably 4bH fSts H
" NO SOl Waynet, william Blake Of Bergen, George
Allrich OF Hudson city, John Miller Of No All Newark
snd face man named Birch sustained fracture Of
10Th legs. Several persons who were only sllghtly
r Petrie City Physcian. and Dr. Carey, attended to
ue suerers Capt MoHArvey OF the First Police Pre-
IN ambulance ~ convey the wounded to the hospital or
hcir homes After the victims were carried away
Of SS S1 T cSg s ana
The accident to have been the result OF careless
the part Of the gatetender The railroad and
pos ne form an Scuo angie S CROSSING
driver Of the hOreecar was consequently unable to
aosoS and leaning over the side OF the car to back
gatetender whose business 1t was to look out for
ne 10 do So The car contained 30 paSsengers. There
rs four men generally on duty at the crossing
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
sMI11np0x IN TIE CITY.

Smallpox is increasing in this city, but not
sntbieutly 10 occasion alarm At noon yesterday ten
STEW cases had been reported TO City Sanitary Inspector
Norris Thens were "a oaos Last week and % eeees
Inring the previous week. Dr. MOrss corps OF Assist
ant Inspectors arc Etin busy yaconAtlng but Swng I
lack Of funds the ORIGINAL - tny nsC
;car having been exhanSted only small 1oEce eTr
oLoyed Tho majority e Gases ere IN tsnemelISI az =,
t'rwded neghbOrh0odef bus tt ocoors 49,
aaore resDootablo loealoA DR.. Morris eaLs S1,s -
neudlce against vaccination on tho paEt q tne RMSE
svery instance where the ABsisnnt .sse s
oten called 70 atteld e case q VT,tsn S &c
.ast year over 100 perpons bAyo been "
Ue Assistants eRth inspectors and nek ono o. cse
'onai appropTiasioK take4 " the EGaEoG BealM Y
ae used f6r catSgtna On TIE work o. vaeeinasSn ~
Norris Rgcrfbee Ire terrible rsYAEea Of gnn1P0x IN
Phladeiphia 70 negleCt on the part OF tne
Hsalth authoEities 70 w tcnAts the poorer casSes
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.

CITY AND COUNTY oANvAssERs AT woRK-EvI-
DESCHx PENCE OF Go,rTSH GSrmSAh cAhEhESSSES' THE
The Kings County Supervisors organized as
Board OF county CauvSS'e' yes'eIoAy S.einoOn super
visor stvell Of eravesend presiding. largo number
ts Rsorm oo.s poOuQ of
R e. Reeve eve j. L. Tusted. Davis W. Potter, and E.
]. Whtlock. When the returns were opened, It was
found that all the Ward. were complete oIOsp. the
Eighteenth one district Of which was msSing. Super
visor Newman having explained that the return. from
Board took recess until the clerk had obtained tho
The Board res.ssmblod At p. m and oanvassed the
ota ~ three wards when IL adjourned until n M To-
day The returns gave evidence Of the careless
in which the oanyasSsrs bad peEfcsd their work and
sent | back for corrscions The were follows;
ss.: Tsss Ssosad DSai: I'd iadsV aIs-Sss .; prep
orE vr1t,s Oas ,.,., ro,., vo.. T.. s,...
Ing SiS s. s.:I.s EssI .:t.l v:.' =,
f. Hs.s% @ '-' 1''.- ~, '..'' c' - S - -
1s wT n & SS.s n ss & S..s T:ti a. ;.sS s.' detailed
WV THE CIT CANVAS.
BoaSa nS Of 4anS1 s1 organised At ana
c"%niss decided make al Of 70, as
ss .Hd %SsS 'Ss
onss Ia keas protests or ohieotions and 70 reserve
action on the subject for future oecaaon. me follow
ing psOcas' Tar' lA'0 over un 'n' oOnoo'On OF 'n'
e Es:ss: , =: ; : :: .. =; ,s
:S::.a 4 (: 81 = & "a Z; :! .:: . s s.:: s::
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lis .aOa Ass' q Ne cay q Br'SEn f shA sa b was
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15


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- ~ n D1s 80 : :: .. :: V::s va z s = 3 - -
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y1 1asss. Z - 9 -.
CanyAeetng tho votes, the oeastss esoesereA meg
lxd 1sTd, S1saS Ds%ss-Vsa. hssszF s'sssa n Ss's'
5oss1 Wsrd ssoea1 D.ss4a-Yuu, hpapl z4 9.s1IS vos
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Stsa NsEA VA D,vts-SS vs's - gmA.s = Flees -
Ts..l ~ ss'd,s vA t'1 rsss - CsahE n -
Tho canvass WIN be resumed today
- TIE REf0RM OoMMYEEHD1L
Tho C1tIenk Reform COMMITTEES Of Fu9ty has ap-
pGnfeo sa.ss0@% .as sOSHas .oisS - A. Our
.ssh.s, sslIs.t:r Ss.ss HsrSi,, oeas1 RssssSc
Ees.isse-E WhI.leei, = ". Hsss.s, JssS. kxxssA 2
H1.sd, ssnesl heIeaa Wih.a h.rAsN 49, = Ds.s,
O 1sv.s Pr;ss;sias Coani..,e b ~ TaN !sAasea. O.
Mr.. Goodrich, Chairman Of the Oomittee Leglsla-
on says that the Committee win meet e an early
70 mako upon the subject Of proposed noT city charter
will mako them Gt once.
The Committee Of fifty appointed at the lAte mas
meeting at the RINK met last evening - No. - Ruton-
appointed 10 nominate permanent ofcsra repoEed the
following list; President Samuel Hutchin6on Secretary,
Robert Andersoni Treasurer, L P. Wallace Ths nom-
mlttee Of ave. and Executive Commttoe Of nine
appointed the number TO be increased from tine - time
as may be necessary Ine seat q any memeer o. these
meetings is to DO declared vacant Ncosra. hggS and
Colt Were delegated 70 suggest the nao0 Of 0Der per-
sons 70 DO members OF tne several snboeamitteea and
ment OF the committee Mr. Colt adVOcated speeAy ac
ton and thought that delay was dAngerous BE believed
that every member should be present, hi plAos be
promptly filed by another The Committee thea went
Into secret session.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lEsr O4AA~ sAtp HesS zee Third Pasei

lFOr O&AAr sAlp News zee Third Patel
ARRIVED.
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Ana Kaahasd1 + O.
BGlk 0aSslk IL Ws4sSs, n 81 DsVdsoa. PeH Nora
Rhe lOf Wta4or W1ams Hayaaa Is days With
Big RaasEs BAS tf ASuaSEsaL RSsss DsneAra daS. -
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Bar W. B. hAehes Coe sAaies n. s., Is daVs ufA DInsk.
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aoa0oasks-kNaR coASTWnA
hAsKs Ounsunn, CsAAaset Paasle Hassrd, cronUsh o.
Daas kAaoan FNtAaA, O. A. l. H1h, CrOawsl, o.
CeanoctesG houieh. Va. Rtes, RsstaA1.
q, n RsQsns Hais IIAgsa. Enpirs, NsvsBstssrA
KhA Hantlios, New -B0dfst. BErlyn BaAatsrd
orsnts BaaAs RssaDSr. Nellie Bslk Ba.A.
HsnkssK. 0aSaiAxaSa. Crusade 0Fseat1a
ID, A RsTRy, Ps0SA1aaaA kA AT0waSesd ersTi1aaaA
g. P. 0e1Iis, stanEsFA w II. Rs~e. HklAnik
JoAs Maal0se, h0tssAA RappsAanpeek hartford
NlhD-1aASSt heA, O. Rt weather. thiek.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LysarooL HOv N-Ts DIP WIs@ng frSA AiadsphtA aEVe1
a his pm tSAAy.
DHSAS1ER.
Boroa lThs Astslope AefofS imported aSAesa
Bar tstal ~
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
WASHINGTON

MEETING or THR cABINET-TREAsURI DAIANCHBs.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Nov. ~, ian
A meeting OF the Cabinat was held this after
noon, ~ which only tho usual routine business ~
the departments was considered. exceptH thAA
thcre VA sore Interchange OF vrws In,
gard TO selecting = proper person for appo.utuseaI
oounsa or tho United States Government before tAa
Geneva Commission for the sctAcment OF the AlabauA
Chains In place Of u. H. Curtis who has declined thoAa-
pOintment.
The balance In tho Treasury at the close Of business
to-day Wero Coin ses,SiIOs currency .SS9S57 cOs
Ger nacatos, 0ieTuOoo.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
The following are the delegates chosen b

The I0II0WlnB arc Lne utIeBaUS CHOsVH y
the General Association Of tho State Of NeWYOrk al -
recent soSslon in BnEhAmtOn 10 attend the National
Congregational Council which meets sE oberlm obSs.
tO-dAyi
Dsst, Tas Rsy Betlr q RPoAi he Ren olarl B'!I 4
Heu.YsA sY u 0eo Pelton Sf CaDdol Aea5tI he
Rev n 6fOeiy Il 0svssO Dssoa D. Porter Of ROohssI
DeASsa 3. n. hOyss e DaShaasoa
A dainty little pamphlet of % pages, ex-
ouiStely printed has Just been hsued containing tA4
report Of the collection and dlspOaton Of the HOlaAA
Benefit Testimonial FUND made up By Messrs TheoAeEs
It forms At once ample tribute TO the generosity e
the NeW-York public, the professional pride and ber-
0ent stimulsted by VAntOn lHault 70 tho dramatic
DrofAaaiOn.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
a. rrA,r nnh ,allinr ban lhat ca srine haA 90

tn tAe murder, ana telling him that ths one haa eeen
traced b him, demaAde4 10 know hia aooompneohk
johnson thinking tkAt Oh Was discovered, neae te1
Taylor, with himself pahned the murder, behexhA tsst
Park had otoo 200 Of church mOnoy IN hs boase %
and Taylor committed the murder: 10 says snSt nls
partners refused 70 divide the pl1Dder LeIy VII In m
They only got ott0 The Whereabouts Sl SVnnsoIs ~
completes became known, and party o. citlSenS lmme
datsly arrested them The police tooa ne S s ~
ahIOuRh the woods TO 1Vod tno hi0p' anu COuhl'S0u
item 70 iaii In JeffefsOnYiIle, to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

hses the mOst luerstye once land enc Of tie OSs ~
spoasibe In the gft q tAs PrUsdont aad hsrefo.o -
retention o. rsraoyal aAsRnaes natioaAl impenAAea
every wsS nS1 SSSs . Sod shc SSs q wSC ssw
posseased Every day Of his retention, therefure Al
Sx 70 ss SS0sS . ,so. @ Il
character. Why 10 he not thrown OverbOArdf etslEay
because Of the quarre and eAOnsics Of the leading Re-
Ing his removal hs place would be Gcd By anotSer
fore the end Of tho week. While NeW-York u. Boz
ator youches for him, natural the Preadent ahceld
hesitate to take OF head though he ousht 70 take
that responsibility for the country would applaud ham
for 1t.
THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE UEMISrAKABLE.
FfOM Tn KsIaaa.se JSurasL -
1t is O notorious fact, which no one would feot
safe la denying that the Collector Is dirtyWork pol
tclan Of the Ismmsny RlnR type and the sooner toc
President removes him from his Influential posilon -
one Of the Republican leaders OF NewIork tno De.tes
will 1t DO for decency and good government IN tnAt stnte
and for tho reputation OF the Republican party oL sne
nation. Republicans cannot consistently cry OUT
about Murphy and the Custom or House President Grant
has said that no has will Of his own to enforce
tho Will OF tho people: Why ahould no retain Tom
NewYorkl
"IF WE LIE DOWN WITH THE DOGS WE MUST
EXPECT FLEAs."
Prom 7hS Indianapolis Journal
OF the personal integrity of Gen. Grant, We
presume has the slightest doubt but 10 hia real
friends occasion Of grief and shame that no should
permit the CustOm-H OF New-YOrk to remain mo
nent nnder the control Of man like ths They nave no
answer 70 make to tho t2uns OF their enenies- Tho
crime of Tamany vast as It's proportions are, 30
be reprOach Vhen men oan give sting TO tho " q0qIe
argument by pointing TO Tom Murphy. We are goOo
deal In the habit of talking about our honesty put We
expect the people to believe US we must Keep company
with honest mcn 80 long a. we associate win scOuh-
drcs who think God made tho rest Of mankind for the
sole purpose O tOng to enrich tbo, wo should expect
reputation for honesty to be az discount and should
have the modesty TO quit Dragging u 1H.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARfknNT,
OYTIcB OF The CHI1g SIGNAL 0TEIo1R,
WARRINGTON. d. G.. Nov, ~ IsIi-Vp. On.


oYTIcB OF THE CHIEF eEoHAL orTIoHR.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. IA, lsTl-T p. m. }
Synopsis for ne past tsengtfoar hours
The area of high pressure has moved, since
Monday afternoon from Chesapeake Bay TO the east Of
Maine The area Of low pressure has moved nom the
Mississippi Valley to Maryland and Lake Erie An east
erly gale the south and middle Atlantic coasts has
preceded &C. and high northwest winds follow Its pro
Rress Clear weather prevails nom the Mississippt
River westward, with light winds.
E'rOOdbtItiies
The lowest pressure win probably advance noEheaAt
ward possbly branching into two divisions brisk soth
east Minds prevail TO night on the NewEngiand coast
and Lake Ontario, the latter backing 70 ~
Grsaslng northwest winds on Lakes Erie and Hur0n,
and Increasing southwest winds on the Soath Atlantic
coast. .I 4. I.s =. a = - a.
Partially cloudy and clear weather win probably pre-
vail on Wednesday IN the Southern and Calf States aad
on tho Upper Lakesj clearing weather In tAe Middle
states cloud and rain In New-EaRiand, with gale
tho coast varying from east 70 southwest.
Wnrntag 9t0salg Ordred.
wankee Chicago, Grand Haysa, Detreit Toledo, Glove
land. Bul4lo and Qawegc. Alao at sayaDnAh Charles
ton, WilminGton, Baltim0Fe Cape Nay, HeWYoRk New
London, Boston, and Portland.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE RIVERSIDE PARK IMPROVEMENT a NRWr
POINT RAISED.

The argument on the appeal in the RiverSido,
Park mattor before Judges InEraham and CardOEo In
the General Term Of tho Supreme Court, resumed
yoatardAy vAen Mr. Doahold, for Butphen and Martha
urged that Athe lava OF Now-Ycrk permitting comInl.
sonerN 70 easeaa danagea void undor tho FOraentA
Amendment Of the COnsitutiOn OF the United Staes.
This point attracted goat attention because hasos
only not before been GdVanced but should now pre-
vail Il will create revolution IN all public improve
nents a. The awards must then be made By jury De-
cIaion reaorNed
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE CHRONIC COLLECTOR.
THE CUsToM-HoUsE "sINK OF NIoUITT."
Ffou TRs Ha0arh OouStsr lRDl

THE CUST0h-HOUSE SINK OF NIQUITI'"
FfOA THs Es0srA OoutE laQl
Under the administration of Murphy, the
CustomH House has become very sink Of iniqutt and
VS. a Hes 3 g.
ssssias sy%pssSS. A.. WITH I S:os JsS TST
fS. GH people, % aRSS As loud and @ bis
tmcnt Of the whole community not % blunder Of
the very arst maxnitude The simple truth is that
At The hands Of any having ne sehsst
respect for decency or propet and We tnat his
now. viii 6e found IN time 70 hsys been miscOnOeDtiOn
of duty ct once inexousable and fAtat.
RUIN TO THE PARTY FROM ROGUE II OFFICE
For more than I a year past t6is position has
been held by Mr.. Thomas Murphy, politician known
moro yids thaa hs y. z InvSssS s ~ snn%es
inside the political orgInaation 70 yheA = now pro
SSs 1S;s:; . SssSaf sss Of m nit
crate man. Obliged % depend upon hs eeorsAQ Tor as
Ss: as n rsns q '9S 9SAnsSn S "a openly
vooatsd the election Of Holman and HrS{a sor Gov
ssnSr snd Mss TsasSn snd WSo
nOmnees Y sl:S mo- %Src Than "a s pny
ni nss sis Deen eseDeouasons IN the city Of NevY "a Pres
dent h%.ss &: and the : sTs s g s
sSSSt :si1; shiS 81 ~iR ais n SS' sS
Murphy has not been aucn AeaET e. ccesaItsnt !.
Worfer for the kepuDheAn party - " - - cAaa
he paTty By retalaing the once o tAe Port
WHY Shculd he b peritted 70 retain ~ Aen-1ok
sas ano CH q tSs position. Ss eause q refH b @ STATE
g sS Y e z e, ssT %ond q S
As end Ss wAels :S g h PS:
ons 20 been upon t6ss sde M & w b dsult to
maks this the general eeltef g eng e AnEpny
or MURPHY Is NOT REMovED, uw-Y9Rx WILL
90 BACK TO THE DEN0oRA0Y." .r
-r. Sfon fAs OAasaas HNsA h
VIII President Grant please Eeza0ye COLLECTOR
Murphyf It u aAous time that puhIA eQlnlen y con
.dsFsS sast sScs sOS %Sn sna S sSy
IN NeW-York have their clams r6seGansd ~ tae GOV
errnsut or fhrOwn back 70 thsm wi!h Real.ye non.
HSioS Vii have tSs sane ssnd.ssy ~ pgO.
note haTonT as the removal ef tia gr9fAn aiee1nest
lSsr s0t at9sDnPK Ss EsS nS q
e; ss; y 81 !: ~
oanpaign, EeE York WIN be stronger DonedsS''s snan
a'''a' "roo rHIH.n
} Aon M Ofnofsae1 Cs1kkegll9k .,zs.,s. "a, .
Tom Murrhy;s last card, pressn1f1s teAcdcs
TIE TR1yNES s1ttelre u As 80 ssin j.
We hope the Prssldsf yi taprgys ~ leasnre IN
Washington IN readinei u elssfaily. .--rs--..
"TwErris rARrEEz"
Boss Thief TWeeds partner y real e,sase
Yott cuse@ and ss,s e tssIr esn
Ssht against ne fsin@s67 scoGndrsiI 2
80 THE QUEsgIoH Al fGTuRAL OAE i.l Z
A sccd many n.gahli sEs . resed g NC %
by % e. loosi one % s. sst.isd 81 tIsl ssgIs,
hOsnS q tSsISssISI Werd letg EssAfA IL eyHeS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

POLITICAL NOTES.

The 81. Paul Press of Saturday estimates
that Gov. Austin's majority will exceed l2,OOe.
Tho Republican majority in st. Lawrence
County reported to DO 6s the largest OF any Of
the Republican counties
The Georgia Legislature has elected the
Hon. Thomas M Norwood moderate DemOCrAb Of
Savannah to the United States Senate.
correspondent suggests Severn ID. Moul-
ton Of the XXth Assembly District, who defeated Hitch
man. u competent man for Speaker W tho next AS
scmby.
An election will probably be held in Georgia
on the first Tuesday Of December TO choose successor
to Gov Bullock tho House OF Representatives having
passed a bill to that effect.
mi Don,,b1;ooY in Wiaconain for
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
IocALRrRrg

J. A. Doyle's liquor store, No. % DoWzing-Gt,
vas damaged elGo by Ore early yeserdsy fhs1rsd fcf
uoeo BY tho Metropolitan cOnpaaH JossDA EAEnss she
bartender, was held TO EWat a invcsaeatasn by "a
Fire Marshal on charge ofaAEiDg tie pEaIaass LAs<
in the dey, Fire Marshal Mc5Doocn made AvaEana IN
YestiEatioh, and AseeAned taaa aEo had bsds oAaa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
MORE ElnaRANr aHrNpLrNa.

Heinrich 6topfei, his wife. and three chill
dreM Rasseaees tAe ship Martin yetcA: from Ham
burg 10 Nev-YOfk, arrived - ta Aew-JaEssy KafeAA
depot. IN Jerssy City, yesterday, IN stats q sxtfe
dcst!tion having been robbed u ell tAsR bassASe and
money By emiKrant sWindlsts y 0feonNicAat, HOW
Work.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
MARROW ESCAPE or a YoNkEss TRAM.

As the 10 o. M special train hom Yonkers
vas passinx the epuyten Duyv bridge yesterday ths
rond and third psSeaRef cars LETT the track and
r55r eaea1aA faR into the water. Both cara were
red with aaseneers and the excito1ent was tntenee
me Of the bfak11en Jumped into the river but was
tlAsad Fs.fa ~ fas-@-'@ i-'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
ASSEMBLY RETURNS.
The Xth XVIII, XVIII, XVIII, and XXth Assembly
atrcta uera alan canYaasnd with the following reaut;

The Board then ADJOURNED, 70 meet At 10 O'CLOCK ths
morning.
SIX REFORM ALDERMEN TO BE COUNTED OUT.
The candidates for Aldermen elected accord
ing TO the published returns held secret meeting on
Monday evening to devise for defeating the
efforts which Tammany agents said 10 be making to
have the figures manipulated In the interest Of Conan
and Others One Of those present stated that he
had positive information that Messrs MoLaren, Doelger
Carroll Conover and two others to be sacrificed
In this connection 1t Is worthy OF note that the Super
visors reading the returns yesterday but very
few figures on the Aldermano ticket,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
MINNEGmA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE Official re-
turns Of the late election not yet al In bat enough
have been received 10 show that Gov. Austin win have
majority Of about 1900 The LegslAturo stAads, on
Joint ballot 100 Republicans and Is Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

PIMA nJDIANs RErAMATINa ON THE AFAoHRS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-Thc Pima Indians,
In Ariaona have made raid on the Apaches. noy
killed % men. capturod eight children and recovered
quantity Of plumber taken tho day previous from tho
NShItA aatalarnania
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
AARRIRD

DurinG te Process of ToethinG svsJ sASsN CVs
hss slN hn WGIsLsws soSsHIzs gTRGP.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Loss wIater RvssAGst 90 BsuGns rIslat TsH
Cues aa1 Balh Quiok RuAAeT CashOAsl Rsgram free
ABBSR 4 hcnoGGs. - Liesry st. hAuIsfA.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

HOwARn-MBRRI4M-Al s0daEssN hASG sA sh. ~ -
AsAa, AAaEhor u ossGs Merriam Stes fsEs1
ot4w
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
DIED.

Az Notices Of Marriages msst b iHdOvI'S viA IA
n al
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Estimated majority for Austin. lGiU. NAjOrt
Austin In 1869, lyS52.