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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

re- ON M r R l a G E. -@&
Happy relief for Young Men from the ehects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. 1mpediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, 10 sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Phlladepha. Pa octlI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

A TTENTION, ETNASl-THE REGU-
LAR Monthly Meeting Of your Company
win be held at your hall Queen street, THIS Mon.
day) EVENING, the 18th instant, ct half-past
O'Clock, 'sharp.n By order OF the President.
HENRY G. CARNlGHAN,
;o,1s Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-0FFIcAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 2ss-AoRNING.
s-74-64-66-5 33-35-6l
CLASS No. 207-EygNING.
29-27-5l-4l- 5-74-35-T8- 6-2l-28-l
Aswitness our hand at Charleston this l3th day
OF January, 1872. FEM PECK,
JAMES GTLLILAND,
oct3 sworn commissioners.
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ms- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON BRANCH,
40. s BROAD STREET.-On and after THURSDAY,
18th January 1872, the regular semi-annual inter-
est will be paid to depositors.
All interest not paid on the slst day OF January
Will be added to the principal OF the depositor,
and will draw interest as II deposited on the list
January. Depositors are requested to bring In
their books, that the Interest may be entered.
Interest is c,mpounded quarterly, but payable a.
heretofore in January and July.
D. RAvESEL, Jr.,
decao.2o Assistant cashier.
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,SIRABLE THREE

ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE THREE
and half story Brick Residence on the
west ste OF Meeting street, next to the corner OF
Calhoun street. Apply to JOHN 8. H0RLBECK,
corner Meet pg and Calhoun streets.
jaDl0. .Wlm3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

Go7S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DO(C Male or Female Agents.-Horse and
uTul mt furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole Gutter and
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Ne. noVls-Is !:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

9SI1 19p c60 IyERYBqRx gss ps Go sHSs kSG%
MACHINE from LUNSFORD, smith street, near
Wentworth, cheaper than from any other man IN
the city Or stale. Give him call and see lor
yourself. loV28
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Nos. s-CAruE-rhs receipts to-day, asltag hlss
arTEe, sB beai making The supply %
thus a. i5l2 bead Is tust 20 of -
The market tui. tie u'usu agts
gsHey sock. hocrrs asking above bsrT
ideAs Tier not suScent tsie - u qlon.
sales ID h,aa OhO rn5ng frou 0eit1 n, -
IS 3r7 IA a. he- C4aaa rers rasgag lon SSSio d. "
S. ll3Dsl 20.
supply r he thus far $50 real, falat 500 E
for last wek Ths rkct s's al1 rl9 tTe n
.hep 80 S0s7 J for canada lambs % ~ ,
sheep sales ls5 bead Anilxf sheep tVer 10 t p N
80 Michigan sheep % 20 u ~ AZ ct4pa -
ho shsep averaging D. Carada sheep fn lii
~ b ~ Laas-A EAbsi ringng To " T. u 20 ss
&c S7i0sI .
Hos-Fhe tslv 60 hsi nang lie total supply for
i2e bead ,or TIE zu llst
The msrset soE G0n ~ - 81 bugen arng
OF BE sales 90 Ohio hogs leua
20d245 o. - 10 - o. ia Eos hOss, Iveagng @B. at
81
CBcAGo, Nov 6-Reoepts FOR THREE tsYsCatle 61i Hogs
l6 sheep Save Cattle l- os sale Trraas Ia as gsc{
request; quality Air; UNCHANGED, quotations range - -
ST s. sStr-, IS 7SeS6 ~ choice. go S 59 god, $40 IS
ned1m, S3d st stock rr1S 10 anor lnd epenHn - 20
s. Norhera Wiu'ered Texans 81 % 81 bpasa apFaa
Hogp price easer - 45Gst ~ cnnsa'
si4rd S. g1ot eLocs - Sdts 20 sheep qaei ss
oeal qGoaOls 63O5 % Co. aocorisg 70 q1asy
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07


THE DEPARTMENT oP THE MARINE ESTTBELY
EVACUATED By THE GER1ANS-DECIsIoS
or THE PEOCUREUR-G ENERAL AGAINST
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, Wednesday, Nov 6, 1871
The German troops have evacuated the City
OF Rheims and the town Of Vtry-le-F Francais. These
were The last posts retained By them IN The Department
OF Mlino.
An attempt was made yestert1y 70 celebrate Guy
Fawles's day in Exeter. The afair was turned into
demonstration against the Liquor License sot Several
speakers denounced the measure but met much Opposi
ton from persons In the crowd Tho proceedings soon
became dsorderly and finally degenerated into riot
Cudgels and brckbats were freely used, ami many Of
the rioters injured. The police, at last got the
better OF the mOb AMI dispersed It alter making several
arrcsts Seventeen men In hospital, sun ring from
injuries received during the riot. Mr.. Norwood Clay
has postponed address he advertised to deliver at
Hull for lear that the Ant-License would disturb
The meeting.
The has declared that Prince Hapo-
loon cannot legally bring suit in the courts against
Minister Of the Interior. Tne Princes expulsion from
France was an act OF the Government which the
Assembly alone has Jurisdiction. Prince Napoleon
writes that he intends TO persist in the prosecution Of
che case notwithstanding the opinion Of the PrOcureur-
General.
petition TO the National Assembly, praying for the
restoration Of the Bourbons, ls in circulation.
lie Temps says the Government has consente to re-
duce the rate Of postage America 10 20 centmes per
10 grammes, with reciprocity OF free transit.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
PERSONAL.

Gen. and Mrs. Fremont have gone to Europe.
Prof. Childs of Harvard University is seriously
III with typhoid fever
The Nicaragua surveying expedition will De
directed by Commander Lull. U. g. N
The Sultan of Turkey has bought ten shares
in Wagner's new Theater, 10 Bayreuth.
The country house of Lord Massey, in Ire
land has been destroyed by 1re. Loss. $4,000.
Mr. Scarpe Lee of Dublin, who got up 8
Musical Jubilee in that city, has been knighted
Yturbide, son of the ex-Emperor Of Mexico,
has made an extensive tour OF the United states.
Rev. George Macdonald preached IN Boston,
last Sunday night, the Berkeeyst Church. Prayer.
A likeness of Thaddeus Stevens, we read, is
70 be stamped en- denomination Of the national nickel
coin.
A new horse car, of a new kind. in Boston
IA named Ida Lewis. after the marine heroine Of New
port.
The dead OF Virginia are to be commemOrated
by a monument. mAdo by Mr.. NJ. Ezekiel, . Cincinnati
sculptor.
A clergyman, at So. John, N. B., becoming in-
sane succeeded IN throwing his valuable collection Of
books into the bay.
Garibaldi has, it ia said, accepted the Office
Camerier at Rome
The late Mrs. Parton used little pressed
fern leaf glued the paper, In place OF the customary
monogram on Letters
Emerson has taken his eldest daughter to
England They wiz visit Italy Greece. and Egypt and
IL turn home next Spring
New suits of clothes have been presented
bv senator sprague TO all hands on board tue L. D
Revenue cutter MOccasin.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Osltes will b. exhibited IN adjoining The
building
Entertainment viii bc afforded thrssgh three eiGere st
channels Ths geological collection has been srgry m
creased ana mcludes among many rars wild animals,
four fgirsfes. three polar bears, douDlo-borned
rhinOceros sea+0ns from AlaslH elephants, large and
small African elands Asiatc yaks, Ostrfcher, hufe g.
rillas, South American fapiFs. gnus, ltOus, Dia
Ie0psrs seals and ROry Mountain sheep. The unseiig
Las attractions IN tho fDrm Of beZe autOmat0Ds ti
ettous pieces o. French mechanism. Admiral Dot too
the California dwarf. y inches in hight, VIII entcrais
his "a Sfs In bis manner.
TIE circus troupe II led by Mr. Dan C2sollor and In
cuCes several Of the best gymnas that could BE- ond
m the European capitals. horsl-ridinc goat irOuH
Cairo, EGYPT cleph<ts canels Indians OF Tie iDG lus
fIlDc, bare-Dack riders aGd acrOhafs ali appear trr
ring Entertainment Is thus Afforded ~ many NayE and
children hook forward t0 many pleasant aftsoOns
aud cv uin4i IN which enjoy neut viii b. tempered W
mOdcIn OF la information.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HivArA wRRKLr NARKgr.

HAvAxA 4Tle following III oisHnns ef ne bsssaa
uarss a. the cOss SATURDAY. p
rregaE. stock Hlrsn 10 snlopsaon o. ensr
senani lleheri sca sef'e - -
Ol3ysut NlseoFtlo eug1f-'rc n IT,
Msnzac-socA i1 Ni no 49, -
boEcs 90 hht.. Of she vel 30 barr al - M =
aurng the week s9 boHe-, l1nt NJ e9 - ne -,
States no1laL Btc0n irne, sl1 a e~t ba"f
qiiet Pi'rr gre. anf f'e df. III nhf- affc-a
- 5GS17 ari1tlL Lori weak 10 s g h r..
flb - pr qainta 80 fl--tga Anfr. . p n 'ls
Onions srner ~ bl Tai lsir. Al-eT nominal y ts- f
bus qlotbll lower Coal OIL qact sd im at ta ~
Empty hoshud4 no-iaa i 81 sji asoe y r l-an .e p =
1905 . - ri'ch pine S1Q p per n Shoes l t 'eef-i
boE reals, saar h0sheai % ,ai noe Dol sshats . IA
to1rsLorsllvet grio. an- l1 ttiFS
haTana for te luird rstf ~
81 l2i hS1e of from e coast @ ne Usis
SttieS pr hohea1 Of Dos from por ol te co -f
the saies - Sd - 30 70 tl1u anf orr oalilg q
HTsaa = al old1g oa DE aorh coast of ta 5S@
4Of.
BrcAsrz- cosei SATURDAY acri tte Untei s1ts - dr.
ar7 premium; short y lhuu 90 .aya, Z
liOsl pelan hor. Egtt isZl psnulf Oh Lond51 S gif
PIE au, Pans 4a4i ureminm EEchnge t1tag arresl
O-,ed days, currenry i3 preuuni sl 4grl yfi
premium. ga prsmua. rit 1E2it preniaa
90 LJUdOn 81 preniag o Pars, lit nS premiE4n
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
.oSGREssMES ELECT.
ON TIE DEFENSIVE.

THE ADMINISTRATION PARTY RESPONSIBLE Fo2
GEANT-THE ESPECIALLY HAPPY.
From ne SprrEasf RPabi1aH nd -
Now note the uuiCk and complete Ju5tlfca-
ton OF the Liberal movement ~ the nguigt ana POt.
cal action OF opponents IL not she men who voted
Yesterday for Horace Greeley who Will do the appoz-
ing They have noth.n t0 apOoGize Tor They nave
ale an honest attempt drag tie country out or the
war rut; 10 simplify and purify its administration; 20
1ye needed refOrms Ths attempt has altu or inc
moment; II now devOyes upon the moral, welFeputed
RrpuDbcans who defeated it 70 yndicate ther
action az the bar OF their own COnsciences, Of
puhlc opiniOn, ana OF history. They are put at
once upon the defensive; they must clear them
selves by doing the work Cincinnati and Baa-
orp undertook 10 do ct stand condemned tf the
Republic sustans any detrlment hom the rejection OF
Cen Giant they canuOt escape the responsibility I.ey
have gone ball for Administration and party; the
people aving been pretty thoroughly wakfu up ~ the
Wholesome stir and agitation OF the Liberal movement,
will hold them the letter OF their bond Even they
ptble as they are, 10 Dlgnef motives an
enlightened aelhshness wOuld compel them 70 steal the
bera thunder; take off their coats and 20 "a work
to make both Administration and party eicent nstru-
contracted for cannot desire success IN lC more
heartily than do. More power 70 their elbows.
Better luck 70 them IN converting Grant than we nave
had In beating him d.
There are several very happy men IN these United
states this morning Mr.. Cameron s happy; Gov. jew
eli IL happy; Honest Tom Murphy Is happy; young Mr.
IAet IL happy al the brOthers-lnaw and cousins ars
very happy Indeed as and well they may b.. But the
happiest Of all is our Henry. IL Ia really sort
OF consolation think OF the solid comfort he Is taking
He Il n very much the same exalted frame OF ulhd ~
the heroine OF the old Southern camP-meetng hymn:
Il role en The ny
And As nooah va aader ny ieeI"
In the ecstatio condition In which our Grant riends
found themselves last evening terupnloas accuracy
that they t to clan because this does not strike Us
As a time to particular about tries but We have
shrewd suspicion that they nave eitlmed soou aeil
more both In the OF electoral votes ana OF popular
maiOrties than really belongs 10 tnem
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mrs. Jenny Van Zandt returned from Eu-
rope yesterday, and Ia At the Everett House.
A cantata by Rubinstein, founded on GOethe's
lhen Meisters Apprenticeship" has Just Oeen pub
lisbed in Leipsic.
Anton Rubinstein is announced to appear
next Sunday evening at the Grand Opera House, To-
ether his concert troupe and the Ninth Regiment
Band
NJ. de Mirandel has just published an ex-
ceedngly letter, written by Rossn in reply 70
Young artist who consulted hin the bert manner OF
composing an Oyerure lot recipe Wait I'LL the even
ing before the first performance. Nothing excites in
spratOn ike necessity, the presence OF copylst wait
ing for your york. and the view Of manager IN despair
tearing out his hair by handfuls In Itaiy In my tne
All the managers bald at 80 2d. composed the
overture 'Othello in small room In the BarDaIa
PALACE where baldest aud most ferOcious OF uan
ayers had shut me up by force with nothing but dsh
M and the threat that should not leave the
puce alive until had written the last note. I'd wrote
the overture Gazza Ladra the day OF the first
performance 10 the upper left OF La scala. where hal
been cOnntd by the manager under the uard OF -four
shfters, who had 10 throw my text out OF
window hit by BIT O copyiss. who waiting below
10 trAnscribe t. In default OF music 20 he thrown
out myself. 9Th. FOr Barbiere did better. com
po.ed 10 overture but tackled Intended for very
serious work called Eiizabetta.' The public were de-
lighted 5th. | composed the overture tO Count Ory
whcu angling with ms feet In the water, aud when IN
the company Of NJ. ARuado who was talking Epanish
finance al time. 9Th That Of Guilaume Tel was
written under somewhat similar conditions 7th did
not oOInpos. any overture f0r Noise. &c"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

tsemtoficiaD gives Greeley So2o Grant 6I2l Knnan
house beraD for Congress from the XIIIth District,
is 9S8.
Troy, Nov. Elm Rensselaer, County the
Grant Republican county ticket elected by 25oO major
ty. The Grant Republicans have two Assembynie
CARMEL, Nov. 6.-Putnam County. complete,
gives Grant 500 majority; DIX as majority an ags
Grant pubhcaul Tor Congress from tAe Alsh Distc''
204 majority.
SARATOGA, Nov. Elm this (SaratOga) County,
Henry H. HatnOrn (AdminstratOn for Congress IN the
NIAtD District Will receive not far from 24OO major "
schenectady County gives HIM about 200 uJOIll! u -
election Is certain. IN Saratoga County, George WEI
m the lst District. and Georg 5. BacheeT, IN the llu
District Grant Republicans, are elected 10 the Ascnus'
the former by over 800 majority There OPPOSE
uon 20 West. Grants aiHrity Saratogl County -
about 1000 Fulton County gives atAoru 80 majority
MISCELLANEOUS FIGURES.
Ulster COuntg-Ihe majority for Grant, COO DIX ~
Orleans COunty-The vote Is ~ follows; GfAnt JS'oi
Greeie,, 1891: DIX, $500 kerdan. lass. 60 go.
Clculuug C0untyNhe vote 10 as follows: grant, sloo
Greeley. $500; DIX, lG3; k'rnaa, JSi9 y Ibuot, D.
city Of kngstOn-Nm r. ScOOrsDF Liberal. Is eircttu
70 the vacancy the XIVtl STATE senatorial District
Albany Couuty-The latest counting gives this county
Grant hy majority, but the returns are not All IN YET
Republican q in OF K-rnan's maj rty u 100, beng
Liberal loss Of 400; BeeOe Liberal for Assembly Is
elected.
Oswego County-The majority in this county for
Grant 31l3 Dix 23l2: lansing "a 1n for Congress,
IN the XXlIId District 1850 Tae IL Assembly DISTRICT
elects johnson, Liberal, by 2lS majority, and tho liza
District elects lul kley, (Adm).
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
COMMENTS ON THE ELECTION IN AMERICA, ,
TnNnnx "Wednesday. Nov. g. fsll

COMMENTS ON THE ELECTION IN AMERICA,
LONDON. Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1874.
The result Of the Presidential election in
America Ia published "a London this morning. The Lon
don Telegraph believes Grant deserved reelection and
the fact he has been again chosen dsproves the AS
sertion that republics ungrateiul" fAe Std"o~"
makes a violent attack upon the Republican party
which It says, has done nationally what Tammany and
Fax dld locally Grant aid Greeley both Enft for
the position OF President OF the United States, but t
saws OF two evils it believes the people have made the
best choc,.
An extensive carpet factory at Kidderminster was
DESTROYED by fire last night large number OF hands
are thrown out Of employment
Sir John Duke COlerdge has declined the seat on the
bench of the Probate and Divorce Court made vacant
by the death Of Lord Psnzance.
The ship Magnolia, from Quebec for GrEntoVn' pns
into Greeuock, having boen disabled In Storm Inc
crew experienced dreadful sufer1gs, having been Ten
days without provsions and constantly exposed to the
sea All survived but reached port in fearfuy ema-
ciated condition. Tho Ee ilu steamship Aoscoa' from
AncWerp Dantze. sank suddenly, this morning near
skars The passenger aud took u tie b0ats; but
seven persons are missing.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
GERMANY.

DEMAND FOR TIE ABOLITION or THE PRUssTAN
Observation-Disclosures ATTITUDE OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN Wednesday Nov. 8, 1879.
A pamphlet, entitled Away with the House
OF Peers" has appeared Karl Blind is the author Its
publication and sale have in WY been interfered
with by the authorities. The Provin-iaI Correspondents
intinates that the Government. while maintaining the
basis OF the Country Reform bill, will ask the Lower
House to agree 10 partial notifications. In the mean
time measures will be taken to insure the adoption Of
the bill Dy tho Herrenhaus.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
AUSTRALIA.

PETITION TO sUBsIDIZE THE NEW CABLE.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-MelbOurne dates to
Sept is have received conference OF newspaper
propretors recommended the Government to subsdize
the new ocean cable in order 10 obtain reduction In
the tariR on messages. They also recommended a re-
ductiOn OF the postage on newspapers.
Fiji advices are 70 Aug 30. Hostile operations have
begun against the natives OF Fi who rescued prisoner
The whites stOrmed the town OF VIII LeVu. applied the
torch and destroyed the place. Further trouble 10 I'M
peudug there az Ave powerful tribes are in cOnmoton.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
KINGS COUNTY.
LARGE NATURALIZATION GAINS.

The election returns in Brooklyn have not
yet been az received by tie police, and fact that
the bunders o. previous elections few compared
with the number this year Notwithstanding the strict
order issued BY the C0ussouers directing the manner
n which che votes should be cent over Tie wires the
oers1us in command at the di1egCnt precincts
have acted according to their own discretion
and pleasure and II open violation OF orders
Many OF the local candidates are stu IN
doubt as 70 the election defeat and the belief is that
10 correct returns can be given fr day OF Two. The
tee -raph operators at HEADQUARTERS we're busy send
ing fol and receiving TED figures yesterday which
wer announced % tie large ard anxious crowds which
filed The rooms and l0bles. Tie total vote poNed IN
The city for the Presidential ticket was over 6a'OcO
which shows that least sCc0 persons who had regis
tered have neeected 90 20 the polls. The total regis
try was 76OOO The Liberal national ticket received
majority OF 5.2Il in the city.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
LATEST Snip NEFS.
For otter ship Ye'os sec Third Pag,l

For OTHER ship Ye1cs see Third Pag,
ARRIVED.
.e,h ~its Ia mi n.ss 10 Ksrsarit < Co
staaho 3saeaeor JoGes WILMINGTON, n c.. sa aAEs Ir0ss1
Biz Isasc CarTvr Williams, Bsngor, sid llrnter
scbr Traver Hodges Jacksonville IS dlys, With yen~ pas
sctr Ads Baker. Stgger 81 John. Y. B.. El-l lumber
Bhll saTsef lse.l Coos CsLis lay, y = q noes
sehf ElHer Foster magoa c. dsys nth aaV1 HsrsA
Rurma - e. J0fa. n. b.. With lrnosr
sCaogNEAs-kVER AND coAsTriss-
Lacy Church Boston. B. f. Sherman, Boston.
5 kJ JOaes, Fall RIVER Haasr Dgatea
p s. Dean. TaEntoA n l. want budg port
n. BssEor henrieita yias.asysa
Z n Jones. Port Jsasrsoo. 4. !. RaJnor. Ptlvdsaos
NJ h loses Cail.en. k-e Seanion, Frosaene
Hen detis. N.s laFeu :. M Freeman. Pr0slteaec
BsseI Fll River Percy Rsstoor
h. hlatOn. Bosoa jana 4 fraii, o-s,ol'
K. H. Bsrnss No HsVss- Va irlof ssw-iia'rn
6,asla Ses..t fas Roella5d & ass.os. Pot Js.e,soa
Ana = Brown. Bo4oa Ay--s. G-rtner.
BELOW.
ship Car ~ O. Becteuaa on B'g@sa sept ss EitA nAss
Received pilot S0y s. .son boat Gro '" Blunt, We a.
SAILED.
Steamships hunes0 81 Jaw. Tor Ly'oo Glamorsia Tor Cints
Trlaseas Gs,gogt CITY Of Ausgh, for Aes-OfiraEs
DOMESTIC POhTS.
sosTos Soy e@Arvet sH r s 9y s.s isa 10" A'rHA1H''
h0sR0a Va. Nov. 6-Pas1d 10 Tor Baihmor, bark
HIP re8gs, ron Dunia sch Jlae o sn Las.e Ass Carl
Arc1c for Cork. sailed. brg Choran. for Ho
CHARL-zroI, Nov tgoi. sl-.s A2as-loos ron NeEforS
Sdia sailed stssnsaip Sayaaa. ,r Baltimore
Ca NoT. eAryed steamships San Jaeno sd Most
sl from LIVERPOOL rhgs Pisa from B.ta sailed . lna l De-
iea for Liyergoo orslts fof Bostoa e ioT hes YORK
KY EsT fla Nov aAFs b. 1ng hsePT hetrfn iron Clen
FOREIGN PORTS.
frvu Ssv-Eork, 70 All for yea CRU.
DISASTERS.
KSGsrOs Ont. Nov Slss sa seibers aad hsrSas eosst
Ths Hsrcues eonader ra5iJ elmsgsL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
ITALY.

A TOWN NEARLY DESTROYED By HURRICANE.
MILAN, Wednesday, Nov. G, 1874.
The town of PalazzOlO, situated near the
City Of Bresea in province OF the latter name.
visited by terrible hurricane yesterday. Half Of the
buildings in the town destroyed and thirty-two
persons we're killed by the falling walls and umhers.
One thousand families were made homeless.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

TIE DEPARTMENT oP THE MARINE ENTIRsLY
EVACUATED By THE GERIANS-DECIsIoS
or THE PEOCUREUR-G ENERAL AGAINST
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
BARNUMs NEW SHOW

Next Monday will be a red-letter day for
the children for VIII mark the return OF Mr. Barnnm
70 this city To open hts new cires menagerie' ana
museum IN Pourteenthst. Many improvements have
been made in the building; the seating capacity
has been increased 80 that 9soO persons now b.
accommodated the old benches have given place 70
u,oro comfortable seats gallery follows tho line Of
she Old rms ootagOn aud the menasoSie aud VIC curt
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
GENERAL RETURNS.
THE RESULTS IN ALBANY COUNTY.
rru~uDtt ppraa nqQpAVCu


ALBANY, Nov 6.-The country towns are
not vet All heard from The county tAlbanyl win he but
few hundred either way The following results are
known: Congressman in the XVIII District Eli Perry
uAbl; County Treasurer " b. Wendell tAdml; Assem-
blymen. lat District Peter schoOnmsker ADM; Id
District Henry r. Pierson ADM; lid District John
w. Van valkenburg GAbJ; Ivm District, George B.
Mosher tIib).
CORTLAND COUNTY FOR THE GRANT TICKET
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCBESl
CoRrLANro. Nov. 6.-Cortland County, com
plete. gives Grant 1,215 majority; Dix. l9s2; Duen
(Adml. for Congress 1885; Irematn' l,2oo The whole
Grant Republican county ticket is elected except one
school Commissioner, which Is in doubt
QUEENS COUNTY.
Queens County, hitherto Democratic by i,5OO
majority gives Greeley about I5O Dix small majority,
the Democratic State ticket 100, and Republican
county candidates small msj0rues. Covert, Democrat
FOR Congress, has 22l majority Prince Republican, Is
elected the Assembly the Ist District without op-
position and Oakley Democrat in tho lid District. by
"a
Tho Congress District. which iucluhs Richmond
County, elects Henry j. scudder Grant RspubIics0, by
I.aOo mAiouty Republican saiS Of a.5Oo
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Suffolk County has given unprecedented
Grant Republican maiorites Grant receiving LAS Dix.
100: seuader, for Congress, ISOo aud Frencn. for
County Treasurer, 100 John e. Marcy Is reelected 70
the Assembly by about 600 majority
SCATTERING RETURNS.
fGENERAL PRESS DisrArCHRsl
BUFFALO, Nov. 6.-The returns for the
County ~ Esie afe not yet complete 6ranta majority
l rify s5Js: the county psiouty Il estimated II
f.ro. Ile Grant Republicans nave i1aue a a complete
sweep Of ,e state aud county tchs tue iAOerals save
two t1-fu~n and one Supervisor In this city
BIA,lA, Nov. 6.--Genesee County, complete
.I.,, t,r.at d tnaiorty OF Lao Tie vote iof DIX e1
erertt ~ = p Grant by CO.
HpDsON. Nov. 6.-.COmmbia County complete