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The New York herald., 1871-10-12
1rlrcRam TO TINE NEW Yeay HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. IL, 1871.
The chief topic OF interest here in all circles Is
the calamity which has overlaken Chicago. In the
clubs, exchanges newsroon,s. In the parors OF
hotels, everywhere where men were assembled the,
appalling disaster was TALKED about and the brief
accounts transmitted through the cables discussed.
At first the kilograms were regarded as greatly
exaggerated, bat as eacn succeeding despatch con-
firmed and increased the extent OF the losses and
when private advice5 began to be received feeling
OF deep sympathy was aroused and desire mani
tested to contribute IN some effective manner to the
relief OF the sufferers.
This disposition was quickly directed In the proper
channeI by prominent gentlemen and commercial
firms opening subscription lists and volunteering to
receive and forw ard contributions the sufferers
Mr.. Hugh McCulloch. J. S. Morgan Il Co. and
other American bankers were among the first to
take active measures In this behalf
Ihe subscriptions are already flowing in literally,
and large sum OF money will tclegraphed to tso
proper parties in America within o few days.
IN LIVERPOOL,
At Liverpool committee has been organized
the members OF which have already made arrange
ments to despatch cargo OF food ami clothing for
the destitute poor OF Chicago.
No time will be lost, as the funds for tho purpose
are subscribed and paid in.
MASS MEETING.
Mr.. Schenck United States Minister, has issued an
invitation to all Americans IN and near London to
meet at the Langham Hotel tomorrow for tho pur-
pose Of organizing relief committees.
APPEAL TO THE NATION.
General Adam Badeau, the United States Consul
General has sent circular TO all the ConSuls and
consular agents within his jurisdiction requesting
their active aid ana participation In the work of
collecting and forwarding contributions within their
| respective spheres Of jurisdiction.
| THE PRESS ExPoUNDs THE CHARITY.
| The Times this morning has leader on the SUBJ
! ject. it "deplores the fire. the news OF which Is
1 brought by cable and hopes the dispatches may
| have magnlfed the loss" The writer declares MS
.falvh IN the energy OF Americans and In the re.
sources OF Chicago" and earnestly wishes that the
! unfortunate city and It's suffering inhabitants may
promptly recover from the effects OF tho dsaster.r
! other journals make the same topic prominent.
| Several oil them recall the munllcence OF America
to the starving people OF Lancashire, and declare
that Englishmen must not only repay tiat generous
kiudness hut must AID 10 restore the city, which has
been regarded as q monument Of American enter
! prlsei - - & l. -
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEpARrMsxT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Oct. 12-l A. M.

Synopsis Jor ute Past Tosntv-ro,u Hours.
The area OF rising barometer which was. Tues.
day night, In the southwest, now extends from the
lower lakes TO Alabama. The pressure has fallen in
Iowa and risen slightly in the Southern ana Middle
States Fair weather has been reported very gener.
ally from Louisiana TO Kentucky, and clearing
weather to Lake Erie. Cloud and rain have pre-.
vailed In the Middle and Eastern States Cold north
west winds, with iignt rains, are tonight reported
from Lake Ontario to North Carolina. the barome.
ter has fallen steadily since Tuesday at the Rocky
Mountain and Missouri Valley stations with cloudy
ana threatening weather in the former. The tenn
perature has fallen decidedly at most points west OF
me Mississippi, excepting the immediate South At
iantlc coasts. No reports have been received from
Chicago and Lake Superior.
fT'OOdOiiitfes
Rising barometer with cold weather, Il pro babe
ivr ,r lnnreuay from Georgia TO Michigan and east
Waru KAN VIII probchy cease along the Atlantic
coast anu Tile cloudines5 clear away during TIE ay
from NcW YORK S0uthward. Clear weather. with
rising temperature, on the lakes; falling barometer
with southwesterly winds nortn and west of Ili-
nOis ana brsK westerly winds for short time On
the middle Atlantic coast,
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Racing at Newmarket for the Middle Park Plat
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWMARKET. Oct. IL, 1S1L
The principal event to-day was the race for the
Middle Park Plate.
The was large field and the contest was
spirited.
The Middle Park Plate OF 500 sovs., given BY the
Jockey CuD, added to a sweepstakes OF 80 sovs.
cacn 90 sovs forfeit for twoyearOld coils, stone
lbs; fillies and geldings stone, lbs;
winners OF stake value 1000 sovs- to
carry lbs; 500 sovs., 4 lbs; extra maidens,
at starting allowed lbs; second horse to receive
200 sovs, and third 100 sovs. out OF the stakes.
Bretby stakes course.
One hundred and ten subscribers.
Joseph Dawson's Prince Charlie, by Blair Athol
out of Eastern Princess.
r.-'s b. c. LaDurnum. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. Blaydon's b. c. Nuncham, by oxford out OF
BETTING.
The betting before the race was eight TO one
against Prince Charlie, 10 ono against Lapur-
mum, aud five to one against Nuncham.
Sixteen horses ran.
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CHICAGO.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

proportions than ever the citizens Of Brooklyn VIII freely
ana oef.y contribute o the extent Of their means TO G
pressing upon them
Resolved TIA, the wants Of The sufferers a. Chicago
atcay 70 secure prompt and efficient action committee Of
o bs each Wari DC upon whom
from the people OF their snectve wards and
respectfully requested to upoa their congregations
ne ensuing SABBATH, or soon be convenient the
eon,rbuons and efforts IN the great object in New
kes9ved that al constitutions received be paid over to
aentatives OF the sufcsers a, Chicago.
the Rev. DR.. vINroN. d, D., was then introduced
BY the Mayor and he spoke eloaUsntly IN iurther-
ance OF the object OF the meeting
TELEGRAM FROM MR.. BEECHER.
49, t tsieeram from Rey Henry Ward beecher, stat.
ne ieareu he could not be, was here READ to- the
meeting ana received with applause.
After Or. vinton's address ex-Judge VAN Corr
Tho Rev. Mr.. SMYTY next made some remarks,
after when subscriptions to the aNount OF $4,000
were taken up.
BISHOP LAUGHLrN,s LETTER,
letter was then read by the Mayor from Bishop
Laughlin, reureitng that he could not be present,
aud endorsing check for $780,
The following was the Subscription list
Ex-Judge Van Cott 500: Aldermen Richardson
ana C'ancy gave 300 each; s. b. White. $1,000 A. A.
Lowe 81. 500; Ex-Alderman Totans, $500; pupils OF
the Parker institute. $780, Water Commissioner
bliss. $500; ex-Mayor Booth, $3.50, Desnas Barnes.
5000; District Attorney MORRIS, sloo; ex-Alderman
s. q. Carl. $3.50; Or. Shepaxtl, 500; Brooklyn
Times, $3.50; Rev. Hyatt Smith, s10O; Mechanics
ana ana II a aaers EXchaage zoo Excelsior base BAH
gaze veeer, 500; Mayor Kalbneisch, $l.0eo. loud
A FLORAL OFFERING.
There was nOral Offering presented nv Mr..
Burnham, which was put up at auction ana sold
eght times realizing S25 each tine 1t was finally
purchasetb by Alderman Bergen and presented to
The meeting then adjoarnei.
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GERMANY.
Prince B;smarcks Money Control Of French
Whims in Government
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. II, 1871.
His Majesty the Emperor william will open the
-session OF the Reichstag In person.
Prince Bismarck will exact that French bankers
making contracts with the German government or
ITS citizens shall agree to consider such contracts
aadinp, no matter what perman ent form OF govern
.ment France may adopt.
COMMERCIAL FACILITIES FOR ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
special despatch to the telegraph, dated Berlin,
10th Instant says "a treaty regulating consular re-
IatIons and guaranteeing trademarks is about to be
concluded between North Germany, Great Britain
and the United Stale5."
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THE MUNYcIPAL ELECTION IN PH!LADEL.
PHiA.

The Majority for StOlSeley, Republican,, for
Mayor, S,2O1-Republieun Gains.
PHILADELPHIA Oct IL, 1871.
Complete returns OF the city make Stanton's ma
jority, Tor Auditor, 1O,34S; Stokeleys, for Mayor
s2O1; McCuen's. for City Commissioner, 1883;
Mann's, fer District Attorney, 2,l4; Browns, for
Coroner, 14,o98; Hancock's, for City Comp,roier,
1923.
In the Twenty second ward the vote taken on
granting tavern licenses resulted lu 1923 majority
against licenses.
The Tenth ward gives Stokey 9oo q republican
loss Of 2ll; the Twenty th ward gives Biddie 2l1,
a republican gain Of lit: the Twenty first ward
gives Stokely 709 republican gain of l76; THE
Twentieth ward gives StOkely LOIS, q democratic
gam OF Sc; the Nineteenth ward gives Stokey l,Sl5
u republican gam or 50f.
The returns from the following wards are esti-
mared-1he Twenty second " ard, Stokey, 1l5; the
Twenty-thrd ward Stokeley, 4oo. the Twenty ninth
ward, StoKeiy, 572. These returns give the repub.
hcans majority OF S,137, republican gain eI 2SS.
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The Brooklyn Chicago Fund.

The City OF Churches is fully alive to the urgrm
cnl upon the people for prompt and liberal contr-
buttons to aid the needy and afflicted people or
Chicago. Upward Of $500 was received IN contri-.
buttons from private citzsns at the Mayors onice
yesterday. A vessel which has been chartered to
carry supplies for the distressed Will leave the
wharf nom Harbecks stores Furman street, TO-
morrow evening. The pastors OF the several
churches are promising grand Offering from their
congregations on Sunday next The Mechanics and
Traders Exchange met yesterday and contributed
$l200 toward their brethren In distress. Prop3ie
OF their rooms, for entertainments which may be
given In AID OF the object OF the hour-charity to-
ward Chicago. Tie iron mouders OF Brooklyn voted
$500 to this end. Central Lodge, L. and A. NJ. give
$3.50; Stella Lodge, No. 200, I-O o. f., 500; Brock
lyn lodge No. 2G Sl00; Principle Lodge No. 4S $780,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

#Wtt PESTH, Oct. IL, 1871.
number OF worklngmen, who were recently ar
rrestcd here for minor Offences have been discovered
be active members of the International Society.
Orders which were received by the from the
Paris Commune were found upon their persons
The documents are said to compromise three
members OF the extreme Left in the French Corps
IeQ1slatlf.
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z r A N c e !.
The Electoral Results, Conflicting Party Claims
and Dread Of BOnapartist Coup.
A New Napoleonic Pamphlet-P Pcn-and- Ink Az
sault on Bismarck's Cabinet Honor-History
Of the Secret Treaty-The Customs Ne
gotiations with Germany-Fune-
raj Of N. Lambrecht.
1Ile(EkM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD

PARIS, Oct II, 1871.
The election estimates Of the journals to-day are
contradictory.
The Bonaparte and Legitimist presses do not pre-
tend TO have won but all the others claim majority
Of the candidates elected Tor their respective parties
The I1esse ''deplores the low standing OF many OF
the men elected"
LEGISLATIVE DUTY.
The Cocne anticipates tnat an extra session OF the
Assembly will be called to ratfy the customs treaty
for Alsace and Lorraine, and also to adopt precau
tionarv measures against a coup detat which Is
threatened by the B0napartists.
CHEvALIER BENEDETTI's REFLECTIONS
Tclegrams from London OF this day's date 60 to
show that the Cheyalier Benedet:i, ex-Minister OF
France, VINO played such an important part IN pro-
ducing the Franco Prussian war crisis by deliver
ing Napoleon's message relative to the Spanish
throne succession 10 King William at Ems, is still
engaged In rejecting on the consequences OF the
struggle
The hevalier has just published IN London book
entitled, "My Miss0n." IN which he declares that
the famous secret treaty, which Bismarck asserted
proposed by Napoleon in 1867, and out Of which
the Chancellor made so much capital at the break
Ing out OF the late war between France and Ger
many was really the work OF Bismarck himself,
and was proposed by him lor the consideration OF
Tie French Emperor 10 1866.
oBsEQUIEs WITH STATE HoNoRs.
The obsequIes OF NJ. Lambrecht late Minister
or the Interior were celebrated In the Cathedral
Of Versailles to-day.
Mn. Dufaure and Lefranc were the pallbearers.
NM. Theirs ana Grevy were present, and the
Deputies and Diplomatic Corps attended in body.
The remains VIII lie in state until tomorrow, when
they viii be taken from Versailles to Douai for in
terment.
THE TREASURY.
M. Casmir Percre will, ii Is said. succeed NJ. Le-
franc as temporary Minister OF FINANCE OF France.
TREATY MAKING.
A feeling OF satisfaction prevails in ministerial
circles at Versailles the subject Of the progress
Of the International treaty negotiations in Berlin.
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EXTENSIVE FIRES IN INDIANA.
LOUISVILLE, XIV, Oc

LOUISVILLE ny, Uct IT, 1871.
gentleman who has Just made a trip over the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rall-
road says that prairie and wood fires are
raging along the line between New Albany
and Lafayette On the north end OF the road KAN
kakee county was one broad blaze oil destructive
flame. Miles upOn miles OF fence, hay, grain IN
stock, C0rn In fields, houses, barns, cattle
pens have been burned and the fire ~
still raging. Many towns on The north
END Of the road have been competed TO turn out all
their Inhabitants 10 light the fire. In cay county
lnailiia the woods are on fire IN many places. On
Monday night and Tuesday the TOWN. Of Br6 I'll was
threatened. The greatest alarm prevails aaiong tie
people.
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CUBA.
News from the Port Of Samana-Tde French
Gunboat BGu7et a Toal Wrtci
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW yOax HEfALO.

ST. JAGo DE CUBA, Oct. Q,
Via HAVANA, Oct. IL. 1871. !
Tie Uunited States steamer Nantucket arrived
here on Saturday from Samana and left yesterday
for Guantanamo.
A French gunboat is in the harbor.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco de Borja went
to the assistance OF the French gunboat Bouvet,
ashore at Bahia ue Cayos. st. Domingo, and found
her to be q total wreck.
The crew were all saved.
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The Dem ncrntic Mnjorifies for C0nr ressmeu-
Counties Under Martini Law.
GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. IL, 1871.
Geddings' majority I'm tho Third district is Ali.
This includes 1850 majority in Limestone and Free
stone countless which are under martial law. No
further returns have been received from the other
districts they conceded TO the democrats by
handsome majOritiee.
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SUING Deepsdk,es.-Felicity, $40: Caience, $50;
LORD Byron, SIS; Talaria, $40; the field, s52.
SALE OF BLOOD HORSES.

At the annual sale OF blood horses under the, eo.-
troll OF the American Jockey Club AT Jerome
Park yesterday the attendance was small and
the bidding generally dull. In Messrs. Hunter a.
Travers stable the imported Chestnut colt Chal-
lenge sold for $325; Glamour, imported bay colt.
$226. In Bemoncs stable imported Meteor SOLD Tor
Si2o; imperator PEI Siaa; Lord byron. s,5,' Lne Earl;
bay nly, $500; PIrdys Tasmania brought $S05;
O'DonneFs llaric, bay horse, by AsterOid. out of
Mary L1llse was bought III BY ills owners at 81, ,5Oz
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ITALY and Tub PiPlCY.
Herald Special Report from
Rome.
~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~>o~~~>1~>~
Royal Claim on the Convent
st. Ar DIRE.
Aing Victor Emmanueps Horses To Be Stabbed
on the COnsecrated Ground.
Tho American College in Danger
of Defilement.
The POpe's Order to the MOnastic
Superi0rS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yOax HERALD.


fhe following special despatch to the HER
AID has been received from our correspon-
.dent in the Italian capital.
ROME, Oct. IL, 1871.
The Italian government remains firm in
its determination to seize and hold the con-
vent grounds of the city when they are re-
aquired for the use or convenience of the
Grown.
The officers of King Victor Emmanuel have
given notice that they require the buildings
and premises Of the convent st. Andre, near
the Quirina', for the purpose of enlarging His
Majesty's stables.
The Jesuit Fathers years ago located the
American College in Rome on the st. Andre
grounds. This establishment, which has
already attained very fourshing and popu-
lar position amongst the ecclesiastical semi
naries Of the city, will be disturbed should
the Italian Official order be carried into effect
The Knowledge of this fact causes the
italian Cabinet to hesitate in affxing the
necessary Ministerial endorsement to the
Kings order.
The radical republican journals reproach
the Ministers in severe terms for this hesi-
5tation.
The writer's ask t'Why should the King or
his Ministers halt or hesitate before the doors
of the Convent st. Andre after his soldiers
have cannonaded the gates of Rome?"
The order which was recently issued by His
Holiness the Pope, to the effect that the con-
vents shall yield to force only in their resist
sance to such demands, applies to all monastic
institutions within the city boundary.
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TEE NEWS I'M ENGLAND.
The Calansitous TAlings Told All
Over the Kingdom.

National Canvass Of the Reports. and Noble
Response 10 the PromptIngs of Humanity
London and Liverpool Subscribing
Remembrance of American Aid to
Lancashire-h General Move
in the Cause Of Charity.
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SALT LAKE CITY.

Brigham Young subs -ribcs One thousand
D0IIars.
SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, Oct. H. 1871.
The Mayor OF this city, at tho request OF the
Common Council, has issued procama.
ton calling upon all classes to assem-
BILE tomorrow at one r. NJ. In the old
Tabernacle TO take such action as may be deemed
practcabc to give relief TO the afflicted citizens Of
Chicago. The details OF the great connagraiion
have exercised a genuine feeling OF sorrow ana
sympathy for the sufferers Brigham Young has
signneI his intention 10 subscribe 81 0O0 aud il is
Expected many others will do equally well.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
JEROME PARK RACES.

Posiponemenf Of To-Dny's Racing Until SAT-
! urdny-Ihc Probable Starters in ths six
Events and the Pocl selling Last Night.
The races appointed to take place to- day at Jerome
PARK have been postponed until Saturday the stew
ar'is OF the Jockey Club wisely concluding that the
track would be In such heavy condition that IL
woul.' not be prudent to allow the horses 10
run. ihe events set down for that day, the third OF
the emeet'ng are sx and viii be OF much interest.
TIE opeI'ing race VIII be the Annual Sweepstakes
for three YER o.ds $500 each. half forfeit; $1,000
added two miles. There are seventeen entries: but
the PROBABLE .uarters include Monarchist, BY the
Sea 10 Epiotr ind Dennison Crawford's curry.
The second raoesis for a purse of $500, entrance
money to second hlse, one mile and thrce-auarters
There VIII come to- the pssS IN al probability,
The third race; purse $500. fs for tnree-y -yearods
quarter. Winners during the year Of $1,000, to
carry ave POUNDS extra; OF $1,000, seven pouryas
qsarter the starters will hxely be- 10 Elliost. Nick
a-Jaok John Merryman. kit Kat Impecuniouss
Tne Iourt0 Is the Clampagre sraxer. for tws-year
Olds, three-quarteis or miie 1t has seventeen en-
tries, and the startersarc ,key to pc Harness, me-
ChivaiYy, Gronisteads Brennls. Crosse's Gray
Planet, Cameron's lnverary and Watson = entry.
mile and an eiyth. The starters wllI no doubt. bs
Gao. lo4 lbs; Gerald lol lbs; A.hlone, 100 lbsi
Rattan So lbs; Lord Byron, s5 ll's., and N0selie.
S5 Ms.
rae davis amusement WAL conclude with the
Grand National Handicap Sweepstakes, two miles
and quarter. There are nineteen entries, OF which
the following are expected 10 start.-Hembold.
five years, ll8 pounds Conductor, four years. lO4
pounds; Barney Williams, five years, 113 pousds;
NIAGARA, five syear5 los pouiHS, or MOnarchist,
three years, SS pounds; Telegram, four years, iO4
pounds; HariC, four years, 100 pounds; Delender,
four years, l05 pOunis, Mary Clark tnree years, 81
pounds; Aureoia, three years, II pounds.
Pools were sold on these events last night both
at the Jockey Club rooms, TwenIy-seventh street
aud Madison avenue. ana at Messrs. Marshall IL
Johnson's. Twentyeigh street and Broadway.
ewing 10 the pOstp0nemept the betting was not as
spirited anticipated but the following figures
win give q good idea OF the feeling among the
spOgting genGemen as TO the several winners:-
AT THE CLUB ROOMss-BY DR.. UNpERHIII,
A7ayaudi ret1,Stakes.--MOnarchtst, SlU0; BY the
Sea-. S35; Dennison Il Crawiord's entry, So; 10
Elliott, $5.
Mise and Three ee-Quarters.-Harry Basse,r se5; the
field. SO without BaSaett-Judge Durel, S25;
Tym ssse S25: Morachi, S25; Vespucus, s26
Mn. and a Qud,te7.-Madame dudley $50; fiZZie
b. Sl5; 10 ElllotS SO; John Merrymau, SO; Meta
Jack SIS; Kit Kaf, IS; Nespuctus, S5.
Chd1npdgae Stakes.-Meteor, $685. Gray Planet,
slO5: Concet $50; Inverary, $75; Chivalry, $50;
Brennils, s25; Wat5on's entry, $50; Victoria SIS.
Spit,ug eepstdhcS.-Felcity, SO: Cadence, SIS;
Rattan $40: LORD Byron, So; Moselle, SO; Gao,
IS; Gerald, SIS; Aihlone, 50; Talaria, So.
ssfltr
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IRELAND.
Moral Force Agitation for Executive Amnesty.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. IL, 1871.
large and orderly meeting, having for Its object
to secure amnesty for the imprisoned Fenians. was
held In Dublin last evening.
Mr., Smyth presided, and speeches were made by
several prominent Irishmen.
SMALLPOX IN THE NORTH.
Cases Of smallpox are increasing in number at
Belfast
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. II, 1871.
The Hon. william n. Seward passed through TINS
place at % quarter TO eight this evening, e5 route
TO his home In Auburn. A committee OF the ci-
zenS OF Auburn met him here. Mr.. Seward IL
Journeylng homewalds IN Vaudeibill's private car,
lie looks ana esls very well. reception aNaiy5
hi,H on has argiya. At Aubula,
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Republican Gains Continuing
in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Elects a Full RepHb-
lican City Ticket
Republican Majority About
10000 i'm Ohio.
A Gain of $4,000 ON the Last
GubernatOrial Election.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Returns Coming In slOwly-csrcur Re.
publican GRins Reported So Far.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct H., 1871.
The egecton returns were never known 10 come
In so slowly. Every republican member OF the
House and both Senators from Aneghauy cou nty
are elected.
Dilworth, the republican and temperance candi-
date for County Commissioner, Is probably de-
feated.
westmoreland county gives democratic ma
Jority Of l,5ou.
Armstrong county gives the republicans ticket 500
majority.
Indiana county gives 400 republican maJority.
In Lawrence county StamoA's majority Is 1900;
Beath's 900.
Geary.
in Beaver county stanton's majority is 55o and in
VenangO county the republican majority Is 6OO-a
small republican gam.
Carbon county democratic majority. $40; repub-
liCan gain, 1866.
Bedford sounsy-Probably gone republican by
small majority
Berks county-e, 900 democratic majority.
Montgomery cOunty-FOurteen districts snow 250
Union county-Rerublican, GOO.
clinton county-Democratic majority, $751; rerub-
lican gain, 129.
Blair county 600 republican majority.
Northumberland oounty-Miitonb0rough show5a
republican gain OF 90.
York county-Democratic majority, 1900; republi-
can gain, 4So.
Clarion county-Democratlc majority, LOO; demo-
Catasaugua lin Lehgh counIy)-149 republican
majority; republican loss, 6s.
Somerset county-Repmbhcan majority, 100.
Beaver county Republican majority, 450
In Philadelphia the ciIizens reform ticket po!led
$500 votes.
Schuyikill county-Walker, democratic candidate
for Law Judge, elected by 200 majority.
Northampton county--Democratic majority 5000.
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Ar. ument of Counsel CIoscd-An Adultery
(ase the. Next in Order.

SALT LAKS CITY, Utah, Oct II, 1871.
TIE counsel OF Brigham Young continued t1etr
argument to-day to enash the Indictment to conn
pei the prosecution to select one OF the sixteen,
counts upon which 10 try the case.
Tom Fuch. Tor the defence. concluded his arga-
ment this evening, ana tomorrow the Court waI
give a decision.
Tho principal attorneys In the case are Buck ana
NOrwell FOR the prosecution, ana HempsteaQ ana
Fitch for the defence.
Tne HAWKINS adultery case V next ON the docket