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New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
ASKING

THE SPANISH PROPOSITION IN TIE HORNET
CASE DECII>LD BY OUR GOvERNMENT-E5-
TIMtTES FOR APPROPRIATIONS-TIIE PAY
MENT OF COTTON CLAIMS SUSPENDED.
IBi TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBrTEl
WA.IiSCl0N, Monday, Nov. 20, 1871.
Our Government has decided to accept the propo,i
tio Of he Spanish Government to refer the Of tho
Hornt to Admiralty Court for adjudication respect
ing the character of that vessel This dcclnaton is based
upon the fact that tho law oAccis OF tue Government
have decided, unpsitatingly. that such court had
inrisdicten yha!evcr " such .ase: and thegef2Io
further stops " the premses will not bO made; and, be-
yond slight additional alIusion to the matter IN
diplomatic rrcspondonce the whole subject Will cease
to bc agitated.
The estimates for appropriations required FOR tho In
terror Department. for the fiscal year ending June sO
1873 have been finished. They call for SOOO,oO0, OF
which sJ30JoO0O Is required by tho Pension Bureau
There "a number of deficiency bills, including one for
defrayng tho peses of the last census. the amount
appropriated at the mo OF the Passage oI tue Jill not
having been sufficient
The payment of the cotton tirc claims has been s's-
pended by order of the Secretary Of the Treasury De-
vciOpmcnt> recently made show that majority oil s'ich
suits against the Government fraudulent in many
particulars. Tho persons owning cotton have applied
for second allowance refund of the tax excnpng
tho each bale of cotton and in cases have
been paid. The Internal Re Venuo Office has recently dis
covered that the wcShcr at New-Orlcans and other
pinent cotton ports had continually deducted the tax
for tarc, had kept record of It, As an example
bale of cotton weighed go pounds Tie weight OF the
tare amounted to 20 pounds The weigher, in making
his returns would put down The bale at 4sO pounds The
Cover nmcnt has REFUNDED IA tax I'm many such cases.
when in reality never collected Millions OF dol
lars have lost 10 the Government in this con-
scauenty claims will bc allowed for the pres
ent and Efforts will be made to rncover the amount
heretofore paid fraudulent claims but success IN this
direction Is doubtful.
Twcnty-tirce OF the most prosperous ana wealthy
butchers this city arrested saturday evening Ivy
the Sanitary Inspector for blowing meat md exposing
the for sale.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
THE ALDERMANIC COMPLICATION.

JUDGE BARNARD'S MANDAMUS DEFIED BY THE
BOARD OF CANYASSERS.
Daniel D. COnOver, one of the Aldermen
elect according to the published returns obtained yes
terday peremrtory mandamus from Judge Barnard,
compelling the Board Of Supervisors to on at once
with the canvass Of the Aldermanc ticket This was
presented to the Board by Supervisor Conan. Where
upon Instead OF yielding obedience the following reso
luton prepared advance and offered by Supervisor
Plunkitt, was unanimously adopted
Whereas We believe the mandamus was allowed under
misapprehcnson OF the case, decided in the Court OF
Appeals in the OF the People ex rel N Hill Fowler
agt. William H. Bull, recently deceased, .
RtSoircd That the Corporation Counsel, as tnc cRa
adviser of the Board be and Is hereby authorized ana
directed to make the return to the said manddmus re-
ouircd bv the thereof, and to make such morton
and take such measures may be required 10 nave
such mandamns, improperly allowed vacated or inOd-
fled and to advise the Board what course should be pu
sued. -, ,
Rcso'rr9 That the Of tho votes for Aldermen
ho urncd until such time as the motion 10 vacatc or
modify said maudanus may be heard and decided Dy INC
Court.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
FOR SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY.
70 the LGitor Of The Trt6une.

SIR: Your Issue of this morning says:
suggests Mouion Of the xAb Assembly
District who hnan, competent man ior e
next Assembly"
In response allow me say that voted for Mr. Mou
ton and believe ho will prove safo ana Trustworthy
member of the Assembly-one who Will work ana vose
for right every issueut u requires rass ~
cations to make a "oOmpetent" presiding omc"r OF a
legislative body And with all due respect ." r a. M as
man Of integrity and intelligence, dnuDa "no.mtf ho o
possesses the requisite qualities for speaker Gv,n Io
would accept the arduos and Responsible positoh oo
far as his defeating chman is concerned shS ozas ~
cOgcnt reason for his selection There sfe 9Sne4 "
score Of Republican members who have aereaten Demo
Gratis IN strong and long time Democratic aislcts VINO
are caiay entitled. Take, for example, pr UaNiu
Judd who was elected in the lst Assembly DNllc, VI
the state (Richmond County which has been
over a score OF ycarsJ by nearly 700 ma)0rity rion
what know and hav heard OF Mt Judd oeoVo no 10
fully qualified for Speaker He is quick IN ns pelcep
tons-an important matter in presiding OnlceiMaha
unnpeachahlc integrity. His quick perc9p''on anw @
tact ould render him cool steady ana remy AZ you
are awapc Mr. j. is OF superior G.lEchS y ui t,
ability and moreover an experienced JOURNALIST Dsns
now member Of the editorial stan oI ime u o. ,
Yorker which is certainly disqualification iof ,l
Speake rship And "last, not least and nd wcnLnn
the Republican party. . .,o ,,o, Cor anaaLar
And yet do not say MI Judd ID TIC h'H" '' "'''
but only express the yiows OF o,,., pvprr,rcIy
Murray mn. Netc. York, Nov IT, 1911
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Last evening
CARD FROM MIR. wM. CARR.

TO The EdITOT UT IHe = ''0"''0
SIR: In reference to your criticism on my
mention OF tho trng circumstance connected with the
besowal of the name OF existing noble family on 80
reprsheusbe Hirt Lady Clara We're do We're. permit
me to state my belief that my words were. rather
go. msrs supposition Of my own. and not fact.
e au.on 70 the made at the particu
lar request OF an American gentleman who assured me
,t such Incidents triang they might appear were Of
ir,sre hcre in connection with poet To whose genius
your critic has paid 80 eloquent a tribute
I Am. Sir, your obedient servant, "G CARR
Eeu. York Nov. 40, 1871. -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
VEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF 9IGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov AL y. N. }
Sunopsis for The past IUentvfOur hours.
The barometer continues lowest over the
lak.s and northward where southwest winds veering
to west are now very generally reported.
Tho Temperature has risen decidedly since Sunday
morning on the Atlantic and Gulf c0ass. Light rain
Eas, Atlantic coast where clearing weather Is now re-
ported. ,,,,,
The barometer will probably from Eow-fork ana
tho Atlauto westward to tho Mssisaippi WIN iresn
westery winds and clearing weather ia tue u'0
and on the lskca ,.,.
Light wind. aud partially cloudy weather are Prod
able in the remaining region cloudy weather. Copluue
in New-Lnsiaud, with southwest winds Fresh ana
brsk int not dangerous winds are anticipated Tor the
lakes on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
I For other Ship Mems see Third Page
ARRIVED.

sh Nep,anr Sener Liverpool Oct G. wih moe AMI pAAA
Hrc NSyiso'i. BunAer Bos!oo.
Scr Lsua Warren Johnson Arecbo T. H. ID dsYs VIZ ns'
ls,s,s.
coAsrwsr
T. T. Snrns Prov irncr A. Hath. Provherr'
,,m.t Ptoy,Iearn J YoumAns. Prev,jraes
thsrl," Proy,l.nee. Dolphin Pfoyit 'ncs
Irene L Mes-rvey New Haven EeIe. Bridgeport
BELOW.
sbp Aer,edr Marshall oo Oct 49, with mise and
BIZ Joan GJrilif Nor from Para ~ dy with nise
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DorpS Nov trrvet hips Ratesnske rom Phsfeipesg
Lpi from PbScphs, Centpcde. from Phladephs; Sepsss
De s,ur from New York Below ba Frank Marion. from GoenbsgI
brig Eta 81 Tucker
yoaRrEr's e. Nov 2pAmved. sesmshp Virginia. ~.
PhilsrlDLIA
NsvoRLE,s Nov. 2-hrrivr, steamship cor'e, whitman FROM
Ne" fri ss~ l3b steamship Geo. ss ngton ha<er os kss-
f)rX
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
AH Notices Of Marriages must be indofsed r'm hsA
name and address.
DIED.

DRITTANIn Newark Nov 49, Jean psu 'on q B. Bhs'~
p. az spd T oaa. 1 Of the fay are invite, 10 attend the
S ~: n' gs T,s. % Gs9S . foc. Ltsy Sn I'' '
CHENBY-At Elizabeth, j. Monday morning. Nov 20 afe.s
shot illness Chae. cheney of the hru Of Ctsny Dixon Of @s
The sra THURSDAY afternoon No, a. .,H
Paus d. & Church JET ronave and 1ene
.betb All freud. Of tho deceased and family arc rs'P'''
fully invited u attend
rrl,e, and friend, Of the family the funeral
Sfs TDSr'f' ca ;s5 1ias Ss No. q cSeaass @
Brooklyn Sunday Nov 49, is7 Ann Cook 10 the A
ve friends the ,n, respectfully nrsi .,~;S
mcI"s. on " Wednesiay at2pm.
KNIaHTon S.ua.y Noy 49, wiisn F. Knight 500 Of WINS"
s ,s All af sS asSS sS s n .rs sf attend
a, % s"I ct ESsS.Ss and % % F''''' '''
PARKs-A. Ridge L. Elizabeth Paris 10 the 73d year Of ~
wsosay nh r.;s "a % esq., b. t sa N" the ''''''''
PINCKSBY-Ou Friday Nov H. Emma A. daughter d rSoeAs
Raon are Ucctfuy invited her fao ri without nhss
not tc residence Of her father No 5's Leans'"nae'
/ O'clock D. NJ Tuesday. Nov u. lsll
plsroR-oo 4ad,y the ls the residence hi; nst.:s 4. &
Cu,. esq, Philip r. PsOr Of Geneva, N L. IN As s'A
'p; S.. m % " I: !, s :s
ave- Wsine4y I'D at without further a'iss'
sHkRRYA scrv,t Conn. Sunday Nov - - is Charles s'r'
son 9. G9a as "a @y aa ' M ps invite. to .s.A h
a. @ ;: ..r. ro csn .ss
fourhave aud Twenty ssvsnsh ana li:'o and i,:is
sMImIn D.e.ty s s;s. n. 18th in's Polly "d'" Of sA'.
Rv AMI s s arc pecty invited to attend her funeral -
% s .1 1 p: %sa ss ss: ,'s::ssi Il 1t'
sTEvENsIu Brooklyn Saturday Nov 49, s7l HOrso ssvss.
IN the 7Ji year OF his
The family respectfully invited - st>6
the Monday. Nov 70 at o'clock from bis
residence No 81 PStphce The rsmans vail Be aksn -
Buffalo for lntermen.
sTODART-At Mouar j. sanday Nov 10 the I'd year u
her age Sophis t., reict Of the late VIM II. Stodar
Relatives ard friends Of the family are respact'u, n'ss 70 ssnd os
at will be waiting The ARRIVAL q
the D. IN train from foot Of Barclsy-st
WARD-In Brooklyn Nov 49, fdphthea Thomas AAlne Wand jn.
eldest Asne Elizabeth Jane Ward, aged l8 years
Funeral Church. Cntouave Brooklyn Tuesday, -
l o'clock p.
wITAKBR-A North Adams Mas Sunday Nov H. sars Rsus
Of yamore Whitaker aud dsusber Of Sara md the aA
" illam A. Reins of this city.
wIIAMSAt Plsn NJ T. Saturday Nov 49, ofpnsanosa.
after q short illness. II. X Wiliams aged 60 years
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Gperial Notices

The Committee Fifty, appointed for tho investigate. e.
EXTR AVAGANCB aud PRODi6ALfTY IN he LOCAL G0vkaH-
NkSTS CITY Of BROOKLYN and COUNTY Of KINGS -
IMPROVED CITY CHARTER and other uat.eia h esa
invite their feowcitns snd
payers cooperate with them pecuns aid Contributions -
their Treasurer BACKhOUSs The once the Nn
County Insursuce Pse, Eewfork or ct it. oAoe Ne ~
Brosiway Brooklyn D. the Of the Committee No. ~
Pulton-st Brooklyn. MANUEL hUINhNSON Confnea
RcpubIicaa Central Cemmittsc-A reslar meeting Of ~
Committee bed Cbicseng Hail. Ne II East PosesstAsA.
on TUESDAY EVENING Nov 81, at 8 O'Clock. .
GKoKoE W. LroS, Secretary. JOHN TOWHSBND Pne6ae.1
Look at the Prices.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
scorcH cOLOyIzATIoN IN THE NORTHWEST.

, :" 'VLONILATION IN IIIE NVhIfI'WEoI'
81 PAUL. Mimi, Nov. 20.-LOrd Gordon of
"|"ano gentleman Of wealth has just completed an
NnTe tour through the Northwest In the interest OF
"sAh'ed emigration from Scotland. He purchased two
C,nsnpo OF land from the Northern Pacific Railroad
oov ID western Minnesota for large Scotch col
porton OF whom have already arrived with many
n'rgugbbred cattle, des gning engage I'm stock
,nk Ihe Northern Pacihc Company has adopted the
sti tLsebt ppEy Of carrying free their road all
Of w. OoOhlsts and their families, who purchase land
il, 90 CouPahS. The same corporation are organ
'Vs'0I uayersed by their road
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
The vote OF Richmond County In 1870 was Woodford,
9ls; Hoffman, a7s9; majority for Hoffman, SIG.
TIOGA COUNTY--(Official.] ]
THE, BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.

AHyE-T OF THREE INSPECTORS-TIiE BOARD OF
Al DFRMEN WILLING TO COOPERATE WITH
THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE
The Kings County CanvasSrrs prorcedcd
,cty with their duties yesterday 10 additional e'i'
dcnccs OF fraud being discovered. The Board VIII
uroLaly conclude itho canvass toiay. Justice walsh
issued warrants yestcIdny for the arrest OF Hebiy jones'
Jac,b STARK ruI '"aid1 h'pnDH'"h ih'p u''''
Of Ecr,ou IN the With District Of The SHtconh War',
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TENNESSEE
GOV. BROWN ON TIE COTTON IA

GOV. BROWN ON TIE COTTON TAX.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20.--GOv. Brown submitted
his ssageto the Legislature to-day petitions
from the Board Of Trade Of NowOrleans and Memphis
relative to the tax cotton collected by the General
Government declaring the tax unjust. and asking that
legislative action be taken TO bring the subject before
Congress with view to getting the tax refunded. The
Governor recommends TINT senators and krpiCscnta
ves from TnncSce be requested to urgo upon Congress
the ref,nding of SAID tax.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.

rhiLADELfHIA, Nov. 20.-Early this morn
10, ""oS OF welLdressed man found IN an open
'"' ID West PhisdepLia With the throat cut At first II
Supposed to be a case Of suicide but a clo.er insnec
c~aH the fact that OF the hands Of the de-
fro,' wr wounded as IL In effort to ward of blows
d., slarp instrument and OIL inquiry 1t was learned
a. e.sons living In the neighborLOod heard slrieks
aocut o'clock tins morning THESE circuInsinncrs
IoeI " indicate that the murdered. There Ia
~ W The name of the deceased nor TO Ic motive Tor
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
LOOK AT THB PRICES.

LOOK AT THB PRICES.
LOOK At raE PRl0sA
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS. worth $50 for 139 -
COLoRED aud GILT DINNER SETS. worth. ..eI9e for - -
COLORED and GILT CHINA TIA SETS .S14 for -
IVORY HANDLED DINNER KNIVES. wonh....e1l for -
SILvBRPLATED CAsTORs. worth ...........t0 for -
MANTEL VASES CARD RECEIVERS. JARDNERES. FLovKa
POTS, &C. &C.. ct about hall pu0s
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINING
CALL AND SBE FOR Y0URs.LvEa
WIZ pArLBY.
NO. 63i BROADWAY
Ce.n,.e for the Relief Of the Sufferers sy tss
Chicago Csnaasratiea.
Rooms OF rrs CsAnssx o. Cosrsaos.
No % WILLIAM IT,. Oe>oSer u, iS7L
p.tu, d.sroa, Of suSsctSns this object .aJ sd Asr ss.
,u to he Ce.nss No % wiassa. osotan
WILSON sserss. ofAs Ch.nbs ass.ssa the sOsn 10 -
,p a. a.y Cs.nis Csech ~ .aIs sa's
!. he order ofA A. Low. Trs.s,rr.
OFFICERS OF THE CoNxrTrRE:
JOHN C GREEN Chairmas. Il soaAsL
GEORGE oPDYKl nes-Cs.,r.aa = HssssA
A LOW. Treasures. sssSses'<
FRANK e HOWE sser.t4ry. = wslsa
Cosid's " WEES Wina."
Mr. Barue. tIsdly eoaesseA Nov AN HxHIBnaA -
great piece stasss tAs fsps ~ tAs tssst sf rhb
ORPHAN ASYLUM he Rsssdsses, - rr-ys.aa. ssssesS
TUESDAY. wEDxxsDAY. AID THURSDAY ArrHNooSs 80
ByXEINGs
Ticket. Obtained H. 1o Ios Brssd~sA r. ~ " D&
and Book Broohyn
Pos,.lnsce Notice. The MAILS st1of9 s.rsS e -
T s. {. =; " IN = Ssss
Tam, ,.,a N. s...:. c:rS 4, a so Va. i..s,.a -
s.,O.' UI 19a,'ns ~, ,n.n,. " - ~ H. PuTzsL.
ke~ fMh. Nov ~ ldl S1 ''ao -
..r,.r nus. n. r,ssr.' sub. This ttsA pee svsJ
TuESpAV a. sslS .. he the Institute. tho Csopss
Hu,ln. All atO 10 Sr~hu's' ,nrltei
Jylh W. CA\.sAsA ssetss&V' "AA"AN " e3&'SWe
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

repeal the Woman Suffrage law" Tho b.. WIS INTRO
duced by the Hon c. Z. Castle Of Anita County Tho
-ote stood: YcasBair. Castle. Dayton. Friend. Kay.
Kendall. Sheeks Pessc. ana Wilson. sll DemocraS:
Nays-BrOwn Haley. and NickersOn Republican Tho
bill Will come up the Council In day or two
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

..Tn TH' NIIN1Ht ,,ns ,nr ns,,,e, n
rn,,r 80, ny h.t rsi ,ui ~, ad'tr :, mae o
irc, n, r.cl ,r.r baty hu"Lss rr"'a'u =" ~. ~
.,,,o taaut n p'S''
Lht II the roup,fstoa Of n. t'ne'osn' Jas
.f Iirpolinsnss ia isi'I VI ''"''
,...,I Ir.t-t' -" i''i ~ va is'
..u y. ~ ~ Y. Nre ILYi1.se y W 'VYA'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
OFFICIAL CITY RETURNS.
Tho following is tho official canvass Of the general
ticket in this CITY, copied from the Supervisors figures
SUPR'NH CouRr BuPRR'R CouRr
,.rv lunlR lima, nuo,..-,

Total 1886 5i37. +59lG S9i27 66s85 SO424 64S 1855
Willcr's majority, 2sls0; Barretts majority. +S,2il
Cultlss majority. 1859; Sigers majority, 2Sl17.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

at The nsr rnna of ts Cois Amer the sdotios q
code hSI laws reported ny the Committee hs sdoarse6
ctp.''ci tue Council will close its abors today.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

What brtcr for Christmas ard the long ;h.s he
f&i TABR complete with fnise Bll snt tus Diagram
nl.ri ''"e ABBOrr NICHOLS. % Lberyst, New York
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
DIsAsTER ON LAKE ERIE-SIx LIVES LOST.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2O.-The schooner Twi-
,,yht ,trnck a rock on the 18th inst I've mes below
t a. ths crew eight persons In al took to tho
slail boat which capsz"d and. and only two Of their
and Ic fr.t mate John Henwood of Erie, were among
the lost
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

yiNRwiY-D,Y New Bunssk g. m THURSDAY. Nov.
10 M Woodbridge. d., VIM Jinewy. jr. ~
Fam g.. daughter oi tbls L. Dayton esq
KNOWRRRLBY-Tn ~ mingon n j.. Nov H. 1851, hy the Rsv
H. Arthur WOOL d. Knoss Of this city TO NJ Ella. edose
daughter IT W. Riley Of the former place No cards
the 10th inst, Grace Church. Bait
assisted by the Rev Richard Post Heoy
Rogers ~ Rsnm" Emily, daughter Vi tie late William l.
Ii.st nf New York
WEBB-HOYr-Tn New Canaan Conn, on Wetnesisv Nov IA
v WIN A. DeIrs Geo T. Webb 70 Josephine Hort
eli,s, Laughter OF Noah w Hoyt.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

axis who had expressed q wish to that enrct
- orati1ed with Buffalo hunt Oh the great
.lu oUaS he arrived in October, Gen. Sheridan would
S5t nsgo SS the ss csi So
the r OF 70 the latcness OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
MfRRIEU.

eddipg md visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Ps0ss
ByGRD.LL's iOi FCLTos LHsKCl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment may 10 usei grcssse
ware th aay other medicine.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
fGHSgrAL PRESS DISPATCH

In the Supreme Court of the United States this after
noon it was that the Court would adjourn on
next Monday the 9th instant. sine die. The Court Will
meet again Dec required Ivy law. 10 couiinenco
he IIn IL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Totals. .G9,5C2 Gl l,2J9. .GU,bJ4 GDjJl

Majority Tor FdIrchild. Rop). in 1859. 32jI majority
for Washburn Qcp). In l8,l. lOiU3.
'OmlL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
The Queen

ihe Queen Of Holland is in Rome, and re-
fg visited IL" cdtIcOA5s o. r. CilA us Oh the tp.
va IA c0iDPtuy With u. ko,,i. l.o co!cy:aicd
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Opposition TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN WYOMING
TERRITORY.

CurrrNsE, No, IA fnaI vote waS rc'"ho'i
/, m u,u,, - ia, V D.I Nv. 5. .A,!llqI Al -. y
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TIE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.
The Brooklyn Reform Committee of Fifty

met last evening at No. 3G7 Ful,onst Samuel liutchn-
son presiding The resignation Of L inunl DriS-s aH
member of the Committee was accepted Th" l"I""inS
chairucn Of the subcommittee were dppoltcd by hc
I,,ao C,,ntu tpp.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

IOIII....... IU,I V,oI3
Majority for MCGOWAN,
Gl3. .SenGt5r, 1869, E!wood,
Hcp.. 9,460; IlUsch. Dem,
9.O97 Majority for ElwOOd,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SENATOR'S.

Estimated majority for Scribncr, 1880 Majority
uvIIuLI, D,Ip., IL loo. 33G9G.
a.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TIE CITIZENS rROsECuTIXG COMMITTEE.

IIC IIJIXPIIb ITUSCCIItIIIP tVIITTII'tI' ''''' WI
tinucs its invo stigatons, and is accommodating large
amount Of evidence 1t has taken nearly $50 afhdav"
The probability that it will have sufficient evidence 10
Iict 10 or Is persons this month great dra' O evil
drnce has been received that Is not pertinent 10 inc cases
in hand Meanwhile, agents are bhslly ~ wOrK Dfhsh8
new men before the Committee and srenCthenIng the
evidence already taken The members state that some
very startn1 revelations have been made whi.h ipl-
cut, 10 the utmost extent Of the law those VINO nave
hecI ,nliltY of election frauds.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

Total. ,3l9 13,H9
Majority for Wagner, $3.50.
Senator. 1909. founglovc,
PEP. l2.975: Blood. Den'..
li.979; majority for Blood.
a I'M!
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TwESTY-FoURTH DISTRICT

Total. ,1S3 6,Ol4
Majority for Catflcld, 4,lG9.
SenutOr. 1869, Chapman,
Rep, 1I.lO3 Munger,
Dem, 1884; majority for
Chapman, 3,@l9.
TWENTY FIFTH DISTRICT.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

Total ........10,o22 1880
Majority for Cock, &G'.
s.. UtDr. 1869, Deane, Re p..
7.s42: Frost. Dem. 6,70l /;
majority for Frost, 1853.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Total.

NJ ,iority for Woodin. l,l20.
!cryi0fo1'. 1860. Wnodin, Rep.
1882; Mcrrich, Dem, 7.4l5;
majority for Woodin. 1887.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Tntal 15.74l ~. s6.

TDtaI .15,74l ~. Nb2
Mi. for Robertson, 4.s79.
Scu0fT', Io6J. Rove, Rep,
s.5tr:Cau.lwell. Dem. IL. $40;
mai. for Cauldwell. 2,27i.
IIETFTNTH DISTRICT.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

Total 9oi1a 6lbj7. o., 40 1bl" o';'I' I
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

The Burlington Free Press says
that the portrait Of Generals upon
the Vermont soldiers, Testimonial
are of Gen. john Sedgwick and
Gen. Phil. Sheridan. If tlat be so
the engraver made Il lamentable
failure in attempting to produce
likenesscs of those two generals.
The one intended for Sheridan IS
not at all like him and the other IS
a COOL portrait Of Gen. brooks.
That engraver reminds us OF an
artist whom a California payer thus
noticed
Gle possesses some merit as an
artist, but it is hard to tell whether
it lies in landscape or marine paint
ing YOU never can tell his COWS
from his ships, except when they
have their tails exalted, when the
absence Of spars bctrays their
character. Even then thcy may be
mistaken for sch0Oners sCuddlng
under bare poles
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

We see that it has been limited
that Ascutucy Mountain has been
thought Of. in official quarters, as Il
good point for meteorological obser.
vations during the coming inter-
EGchaage.
We suspect the above is one Of
Bro. McIudoes tricks to attract at.
tention to the little knoll down by
Windsor.