New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
NEW YORK.

The Election Reform Triunlph-An Al
derusan In Ja1l-Republlcans Counted
Ous-Meney Easy-Gevernments Dali
OsDonovan Ressa Contests the Seat of
Tweed-Tweed will net Resign-Rumer
that Mayer He'll will Ressgn-Diea Of
seo nauch Shot-CounterfeiteF Par-
dened-Majerity in New York City.
New York. November 9.-The Post saws
the victory on Tuesday was not Republican,
but purely an bipartisan triumph.
Ex-Alderman James Irving is held in GUS
United States Marshal Bowling. He was
sent handcuffed to Ludlow street Jail by
Commissioner Davenport.
At meeting of the Republican commit
tee Of Brooklyn and Republican candidates,
Mayor Kalbfeisch was present, and in sym
pathy it was resolved to bring the election
frauds before the public courts and the
Legislature. They claim that several can
didates were counted out.
Thomas c. Fields was arrested and bailed
in 4200, 900.
Tweed has not resigned and will not
ROssa will contest Tweed's seat.
Arrived out: City of London.
Evening.-MOney closed easy at sos.
Discounts 1922. Exchange higher at 81 o
8as. Gold lllk 01llas. Governments dull,
barely steady. State bonds steady; North
Carolinas somewhat firmer; Tennessees 66,
new 651A; Virginias 60, new So; Louisianas
IS. new Sc; Levee skies 63, eights rs; Ala
bama eights 98, fves 65; GeOrgias 80, sevens
86; North CarOlinas 81, new IS; South Caro-
linas 20. new A14.
Money: The range of to-day's operations
was from to z per cent on call loans.
Sterling was strong and higher at the close,
when some leading bankers advanced their
rates. Gold was rather weak all day; it
opened at Ill y, sold down to ll1h, and
closed at l1lA. Freights-per sail: corn I'd;
per steam: wheat 7Asd: cotton SIG q asd.
1t is rumored that Mayor Hall intends to
resign before the organization Of the new
municipal boards.
1t is believed John H. Keyser is travelling
in Florida for his health. His partner says
keyser's property at Aiken, South Carolina,
was purchased months ago, for the purpose
Of establishing hospital for Northern in
valids.
The Supreme Court has reversed the
judgment giving Captain Samuels $1,000 for
an alleged libel by the Erening Post.
A man died at the hospital to-day from
the effects Of swallowing half pound Of
shot for constipation Of the bowels, pre-
scribed by an old woman.
Tweed says he will be ready to answer
the warrants when his twenty days are up.
The Cleveland Insurance Company, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, has gone into liquidation.
The President has pardoned Martin
Frank, the counterfeiter.
Skies of 1881, 1l6ss; five-twcn.ies oe 1862,
Ills; 1864, llIA; 1865, lll5s, new issues
lO) a lO9ls.
John Graham, Judge Shandley and great
numbers of other smaller fry Of the Tam
many persuasion waited on Tweed to-day.
1t is reported Tweed sent for them TO con-
suit on the expediency OF taking Iii, seat in
the Senate. He says he has not resigned
his senatOrsnip, nor as commissioner Of
public works.
The World puts the majority in New York
at q, 400.
At meeting Of the aldermen to-day, the
chairman Of the committee Of that body,
appointed to act with the supervisors and
citizens in investigating frauds in the city
accounts, stated that the committee had re-
ceived the report OF the citizens, which has
been published; but he said the aldermanic
committee believed the corporate author
tiles should take some more decided action
upon such startling Developments than q
mere publication.
The committee are considering what &C.
ton is proper for the board to take.
The committee appointed at the Brooklyn
meeting this morning have issued call for
a mass meeting of the taxpayers in the
Academy of Music tomorrow night, to ex-
press indignation at the ring frauds alleged
to have been perpetrated on voters last
Mayor Kalbfeisch will preside.
Several returns from districts in five
wards Of Brooklyn are still missing.
1t appears one United States Commits
sioner White discharged Jim Irving ON
his own rec0gnizance, but he was imme-
diately rearrested on a warrant for the
same offense. Irving is a prominent poll
tlcian, and his summary arrest causes some
excitement in certain circles.
All the firemen injured by the Tenth ave-
nue. disaster will recover.