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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
TIE ARIZONA APACHES.
TIE NEW observation-disclosures. HOWARD FAyORs /
A MORE VIGOROUS POLICY.
tCFNtRAL PRESS DISPATCH.t

TIE NEW REsERvATION-GEN. HOWARD FAyORs
MORE VIGOROUS POLICY.
tGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6-The reservation set
aside by Gc1 Howard for the Apachcs under COcAse q
tho extreme r1uth-elst corner OF Arizona, embracing
about sixty miles square. Apache Pass Is included, and
the Texas Pacific Railroad viii through one corner
OF IT, There only white settler on the section ana
he IL the statiOu-keeper sulphur Spring. Tie only
other white settlement the proposed reservation Is at
the gold mine IN pache Pass which has been abandoned
for over one year When Gen. Howard first opened ne
gotilt ons with C0che the ce' insisted that all troops
be prevented from operating against him, ana TO
this end Gen. howard proceeded to Apache Pass, 90
miles ant leaving Capt Saden OF his stan as hostage
against attack upon COcbses camps The Indians Wio
willing and even anxious 20 upon reservation and
promised every In their power to deserve the
good will OF the Government but did not wish To leave
their reseut locality Cochise regarded the proposed
for MN with pleasure, saying he would guard ~ as -
would BRING him mo communications with friends he
tious OF murders committed by his band, but JuSueu
them on tie ground thst there ~ that tmo Wat De-
tween mis- people and the whites For nearly an hOur
Cochise and his people urged tHat Cen ho~a ,It
OF what the Great Father decided con-
corning the reservation proposed 10 De SET apart or
them by Howard, ana upon the latter teng mem
uncertain whether be would return the5 lsSteu
that Capt. Saden should then perform that hisO as
they wanted white man whose face Was Ianilldr
10 them. Gen. Howard mad an interview WIN INC
President up0n the subject OF selecting th' rescl-
vatiOn. His report satisfactorily received, inc
President remarKng that, upon the return OF se' rotary
reservation met the approval OF tho Secretary OF tho
Inferior 10 would be- aside FOR these lnd.ana Gen
Howard thinks there Is sufficient denre % prove sas
members or COctiaes Odnd AlAou 4Aoul- S,' 'At' VI
Cavalry several weeks ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
A HORRIBLE MURDER AT BOSTON.

BosroS. Nov. THE terrible murder, dis
covered here yesterday, IN which an unknown man was
fopnd floating IL Charles River, onehaf OF his body IN
on ls,rre and onehaf another. " still shrouded In
,,v.trry Neither has the unfortunate victim been
tsntned u there any clue or suspicion OF the as
saSsin $500.
Halsormatol Of the nasal organ either at birth OF
BIZ some wound previous to death has rendered Oh
q urcrliar crooked form. bending prOn-
neuily 70 the right side. and this may
ur,ish chew u the Identification Of the body
Another poss e elew Is the fact that tn one OF the oar
,ls whsh contained the remains found tRs MORN
ipc scrap OF paper with the address VI. scaoaller'
go, 100! siington-st Boston, Maas plainly wtLs IN,
anu H. ne same barrel the fragments OF IN oia anu
worn ,arable pocket. In one OF the coat pockets
Vn a humber or ballots OF the Tenth ward Anu a. none
az tbS, Tere issued until Tuesday inornng is clear
~ tne murder not mmitted untll attcr that unc
NJ schouiier, billiard table ttlrtr say
80, ,hsre Ia no missing nom MS aDllshinent aui
- ~ onrse eanpot Identity the body 0f the murdered
49, m NJ CERTAIN however, that the murdered man Was
a 1enf emau OF some standing and wealth, II anything
can be- Judged BY his clothing and general appearance
Inc presence OF gold watch Is she most singular ~ +
tir, ~ MI Tor IL seems hardly probable II the snur4er
had been committed for robbery this wooid have re
Tue eioEAiaE. except he aadoEsAEt Which vss 0i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
COMSIENDABLE CAND0R.


The candOr with which the great majority
OF the Liberal Democratic pa peTS admit !r defIt -
creuab.e. Their charges of Improper Influences, OF
fraud ana btiicry, are merely Mcireniul, ana furir
statements " the real broad a4d general. IUE
tribune adOp ing the hGmeig and expressive phrase OF
the west ascIlbcs il TO the large number j. Ocgat5
Who 10 eat :" O., cooperate with the
Liberals whlc TIE World ascrlbes It tue inapprOpr
a A'tuAV'iatio
party, and the corruption Win which thdt organza
ton tainted tie localities where IL Is strongest
Journals, viewing the ruins OF their hopes
from Eerent staudpOnLs, and with perhaps different
emOtiOns are right in Their conclusions.
tie Niins of the past used 70 be that mag
naumity should be exhibited IN the bOUr Jt victory, dA
when aid 70 this the other maxim OF submission Ia
the avoid the preston or
pleasure at the reports thut Gen Grant exhibited no eA-
ultation his unCxampled Fuuph, ana also upon
paved spirit true philOsO4 under tie calamity
which has fallen upon him. Ulless we have entirely
mistaken tine character OF President he will take
early OccasOL % discriminate between tue men who sup
ported MIN from selfish motives and the men VINO OF
posed him from CONSCIENTIOUS motives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
4 VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN RECOMMENDED.

We learn from reliable sources that Gen.
Howard. after careful survey OF the situation In Arr
has recommended vigorous campaign AGAINST al
the rowing bands OF ApHches IN that Territory and To
tmt end that the military forces there b. considerably
Increased. It is impossible for Gen. Crook % bring
tneae savagrs To terms with tho small number OF
tloops new uuder hts command Tie 6th Cavalry aud
four COMPANIES the LIST Cavalry. uelther sehlcely
above the minimum In strength scattered over 80 vast
an extent OF territory comprise force far too small 70
Thoroughly anu effectively operate against force or
1880 OF 5000 Indians. The Apaches NJ Camps Date
Creek, Mcdowell VerIe Crittenden, Bowie ana Other
localities arc on the warpath The infantry companies
one generally "A a pOst, are scarcely moro thah
suflcleuL 10 protect the garrison and pubic
property thernat. More troops are needed, ana
apprup iatUua enable the military commanders 10
properly suDdue ,hese bring hrn upon reserVa-
lions and make them underslan that they 10 re-
main there A number OF tribes now living upon
reservations cuvatng tho soil, having schools 10 Op
Grafton and other cyliZng appliances, with excellent
prospects OF peace and progesa such are me nn4s,
the Plmas MHricOpas PapaCues, MoJaYcs ana SOME Oh
the White Mountain Apaches. But In order tO
make these people content 10 remain upon the
reservations IL generally been FIRST necessary % gave
them q taste OF the authority OF the Government IN
pretty sound thrashngs. Tho process seems NO
cessaly to be applied "a those rowing bands now depe-
daiii the Territory, and tho s0On-r IL Is applied INC
shall have p'rmanent peace We trust tina.
Gen. HowArds recOmnen datiOn fOr vigorous campaign
Will be fully approved and carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
DOAINION OF CANADA.
THE SESSION or THE QUEBEC PARLIAMENT
SPEECH OF THE LIEUTENANT-GOvERSOR.

THE SESSION or THE QUEBEC PARLIAMENT
SPEECH or THE IEUTENANT-GOYERNOR.
QUEBEC Nov. THE second session
the Second Parliament Of the Province OF Quebec
opened by the Northumberland. to-day, with a
speech, OF which me following extracts:
HoSsRAsLE CsST C0UScL GgS-
LEG Assf NBLY an harpy 10 Welcome gou
opening this OF he So ond FrOvnsi Paa
lol duns ae ssion considered u urEent
" rg 1oH and a H which have
which precdsI aon other alrs he
WI IN the division Of h. csa
tn Federal Parliament and local LeisaUr,
Of cuT have necessarily sren Ia th- two
understanding ayOd conflict or
cron bot as occurr that Cous Of Jues IN the oTine
have virtually isle Legislature which nave not been %
lr dom Government has
Thought right II ALL take tie 20
which Eu0nste4
ci.iru o tte highest tribunal or 'he Bmp
bill election members ~ the LecTe Assembly
vii be sHhmel consideration, a. well As not h 70 ar =
decision nruvercd ccous You viii be- asked appY
what 81 Jluar n iete tue OF u-
dc Your legislation svOr OF railways AID conni
good % With pasiFr o. &
several sg enterprise which have aTd b. Of uosey
ltrfl progress ~ completion Great eac~s haTe
b. Of this Pt0nre in yor Of colonization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
THE STATE or IRADB
DOMESTIC 81 RZETs


RALS, Nov Lab lrports a Dbl. West - -
8B uush Har~Y 800 hasa. fuH nc-t
Nhea. l,5 busl Cora, 2J, bna Jas 2ito 5lzi bafST
hsYatou " heat 2 20 bgan Cora
Slnuz s56Sl 3. btAeu. "a D. - Am5~r =
% Wh, $50 90 a. Wheat .ul -u1N lots a NJ J
wanxes Narhg ~; MisanAee No epnEE % -
Corn All hell milay AZ Oas qnei sac VI go Dp-s
No. 2 IS 4. Other Articles unehia<oi
NhwORLzAYs Nov. 7Oats AFanced sales ~ q 70 - fof&-
Market bsfe sales 81 Bacon fuii gaorrn Tics ar
hn, l. &C. Clear SIDES ffc gncti Par - uf Fir 0c
M,asses-F4 O., Dc Prime A0cs lJ0~lc hhAi. ..
ora articles nnchangr EKeaacgc, htsnsg iot heEon Ngs
dI.oo-ut Cod. iizl
queti White Wsbssh "a; nca.as ~
8l; Amber Michigan 81 al.
" Meh II %. NJ It'd
W-fcr - Corn 1uchauel in qBe. aies " hfh
lie Lew Mird, DE heE. sc Olts changed quiet A
soli ne f du 70 Budao gOie % Osseso IA te
ReoeiRtsl Wheat q o01 bsh cora,
bush. OiA Sbl meuJOOJ bbA Flour 1'S buh Wheat - 20
bush Cora )yHg bush oats
CHICAGO nov -Four quiet snd ancbir gel Wheat quiet
lower; No sDing ~ Jos NJ do 81 o. 81 %
November; 81 IS Decem5er No DO, sJ2 Re- cd -
Com se1dy No Mred lie hOfem e. or Lccefalr * Cd
stssdy; No. Di g2c kescei De he DALI 49,
shade uNe 2, slel1ri 10 Fau fpfA
IS Tor O "a tor New not ~ 81 Deer Nara
Lari arm 11lc De-euer sanrr BuE Aefts es 90
OH; GlC4a.. M4de afD8e tlers
saes Of bulk Meat SHOULDERS fr Detm1er Jaa8s Al -
rlary at - t0s - 81 borHd WHISKY rt ara "ffks
n0uinalT 83i 1BO frlhs uasetdi l49sf na cars
Wheat. R.cept-5UJ bbs. Tl,D0 bush Nrl 3D. q
Cora 800 Re. 81 o1 1a Larcf
shpments-5 Dol. Flour 1900 bu4h WAeat 40 bgA Con.
ALBAsr. Nov z.-Hothng d9ns IN Wheat Re. or Cou Oats
a so bush. estara, store, al salc.
Wl.MsGTOS n e., Nov Tputs o. Inrpeutls dui a. SIse
Resin ales 81 - os sssa4nsi Tar 'seaay a. a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
Charles A. Flammer. Dr. Robert 8 Newton and the Hon
/ j. r. Manning OF Massachusetts.
KINGS COUNTY

The brooklyn election returns are not yet
complete at Police Headquarters, and much indignation
Il expressed among politicians, and especially oandi-
dates at tho manner in which the canvass been
Quoted The Police Commissioners in session yes
terday making count OF the figures received on
election night for the purpose OF Issuing their bulletin az
directed by the Registry law. There a number Of
districts from which no returns had been received
up 70 noon YESTERDAY. and the Commissioners
were obliged to dispatch messengers to the different
wards Tor the purpose OF obtaining tho hgurrs From
figures received last evening from missing districts t -
Claimed that Tdl Tor and Benson. the Administration
candidates FOR Justices ~ the Peace. elected
Morse and senior. Democrats, b. 800 minority or more
Williams, Adm, Is elected sheriff over Cunningham by
AZ MA urly. Coitcy, Lib also elected Alderman from
the Tvolfth Ward over O'Rely, Ind. Dem. Cotirel
ADM Is elected supervisor from tbe Seventeenth Ward
asef Iis..r |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
A GLOOMY VIEW OF THE FUTURE.

Prom M Louisville C0artcTJsurndi tDeDl
The result of the election shows either that
the liberalism OF the present year four years IN AL
vance Of the country or else that popular Yerhnen
subjected 10 test OF universal suffrage. Is Eranuhy
fond them unable other count. 90 hold their
against the united forces OF power i-u'fAhce NJ
corruption -, - a., . ...
ton 10 DO gloomy and the prospect depress lg hat -
done, what can De done oy the rlehds OF Liberty
corruption and centralism we can no. WAT Mas Deeh
done by class, ages and ages the vide |Orld over
stand 10 guns Our principles are lntct our hOuOt
Ia unsulcd We can hy tine Dag OF free government
until IL Is torn down by force anr We ourselves
are trampled beneath the advancing en@iuee
~ the Federal power Corruption wins not more ,hdn
honesty and IN the long run, wrong anu rtU are prs!
sure 10 come ~ grief In France hones' Iaen had %
wnit only Is years to witness the complete dOUnal W
the yiest cheat and rascal OF modern Ds. In other
countries freemen had to wait loLg the pros
least doubt in mini that the Agg osOns Or ne mile
ftary ring which surrounds the President wll
become moro persistent ana shanoi5 ., Ss,o H.
ions will become respectable throug tt l'Y STA AM
idiots Harlan. who retlre fron .e -r - ua ey 20
assume a closer relationship 10 the e-'.n 90 u
tering bulhes like COnkling, will me l nhhl" VII,
ity 20 the pottt OF Cameron an Morton i..ro ~
be lovely spec iclo OF ungIoycg Y-ia.t n every ne
partnent OF the public service. NenaIy aGd AZ po iin
will be the oTLleI OF the day. Casey ana Npm siL DAY
will walk in the high grass Of Custom 0es from VIA
M saVfhe on power has been withl-tr-n Lret ana
Stocking will once more prosper Wishout cOncshlmShti
all the strumpe,s and Adventures "" have 600 tino
aud the Administration may st III me Lace Oi Tue ""
without any fear Of verifying rhs Spanish proFefb -
IA the x0rablo Law OF partisan d. nLiun carried
yond the barriers OF popular aoCOUn tNty Jht Pc s
ars against theis potci1s 1ster ahew
years OF the ascendency OF these III te genera conuN
OF affairs The animatng principle ~ F'.at ~ y
loses itself "A time IN th6 babtr passions VI Ia :
nature Good give place TO bal men; to"Sa ~
corrupts aud Is corrupt ngi a W So ia tT
u.s. merely tine dcmnrtl eng t-eulsl - = - -
bOundless dominion and opportuniy o4Iuhat'u ~ =
ca ue OF bOld, astue leaders, who nave beS o'e"'eu
| IN Revolutionary sIccchaCb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
cArrLR MAnKFTS.

BAsr IisERrr LipSIo-E Ysrs Nos, rATTts
Tie rcps ie zoe past week sore ~. c Or 90 bal ags
goou Dea bat the holders arn and
declined nskn, the eoaco5 asset Or then scA mace re naf -
400 20 @5S - 0 % ~ %
d. s5 ad lghf ales rani non - 81 20 ~
says-a lev only at 1S@e9 % bas - |"~a~ sa'a fe''-
Hoes Receipts Tor te Ersk past las agaus, e2 DE
plf demand soi rlsF Tor s fAis
much led OF cos5d f1n a The above pE'es
before The supply fair demand gooi ara narse brsL a. s
10 D. - 10 %; % % ~ D. % S~~rS %
eominen % = 81 - 9ot LanJ .i. os "a a , ,ft.
BUFFALO. Nov T-CArrLB-tle feceiJs o-aay IHeiaAs .
ca reported Araye. ~ bes aA4ng the t snpf
tue week fs %, bead. IL cars alnt - cas- O.
iast ne DarNei Wa more hlel5 .Al il -
prices ein slightly improved bot tbs Is more 20 b. fnnse .
real mpoF-ufnt 10 pros A p
head disposed Il salrsi n-la steers Ian. a ~ =
AZ u a s. "a; 157 Ohio ranging rm ltod ~
T. al 1. 5000 u. illinois IRON ds1Iii =
- O. 81 y Ssnflsu rj5 IT, 5, Ass Is; ~ 3
s s. "a '''''' -, -.
the tossu-rv Tor he s30 lea sganst o 90 lsa
o tie .ane ue st ArEvt yesterday pes sss
Ohio seep s7eTsss4 - b. at % la 2Oa C.naaA npns
ton a 20 81 d. at 10 > . - 800 shs % ~ a.
head. against loJ head io nc sane aae as
week Mar ct @F.g79s Ice If e 9a - Ne.a S
ging - b % ln.iaBa nOrs aver g - D. a. %
CHICAGO, TCale drl reeeipts, GOO hts- ue o.
hesf Live rs drill e l'ei u 80 hesl
re htIl and Dol ing % To- afAnf &c
% pes acng scarcely anf'it ne sne. "a "a = "a
ar lair TO ezirs, eO-ug Va .A' Plss = ~. ~ -
Sleep ar denaLd rece lsJJ hesd SITS so0 ~ -
BAlrIEoRE, Nov CArN-I1e market "ls r-.af .'s LUIS
aetye last week Iofs advanced - eonoa 20
sber very hesE sale today 500 - tA..
s IS Receipts. 20S9 head sales 81 head g.
Hostile Oaly moderately aeye aif - oSl oon e
s0S 20 IA snd lefs 81 5@eo Receipt Sep 1ean
slow fsr " srrss % 25a IS ". AeceI =. All bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
TrrFcRAPHIC ITEMS.

A fire occurred at the Maryland State Peni-
sailarr lAal slg dong damage to tho amount of t-""
1t il said that President TEiers's message To
Frnc4 Assembly leaves uHtouchci al e0nsiHuonA qn''N"h~
"A Madrid cable dispatch says Espartero has
een eeti nd Oolgo Noefrsile1S 'As
socieIy Of lie Exhibition " is7s
The CarIists who entered Spain near Figueras
have eat the tells lines be~es that and uui'HA -Ha A'
PRISONER Of : G0geIusnsni eognsf
IA decree has been Issued by the spanish Gov
s.nsa E1tg eonc-s0n knsl e0mpaHT Tor syink o
grapA cable psat he easi Of hhssA
Sergeant Batea the American pedestrian, set
out l1ray morning In tAo eu@is n
A4en shd oarEyllg 10 American lag On short s'AH ~
tft.' d. T.. r. o. q. Llagas-f
hat t.n tr6h Pfs-tas Bssn Mani asiss hsese.a
H.zxa.a HArHes 0Lsrs y Ls4ass. ssss ls HD = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
RAILB1AB ACCIDENTS.
CAR WRECKED EEAE STANTON, PA.-ONE
PERSON KILLED AID % INJURRD.

CAR WRECKED SEAg STANTON, PA.-ONE
PERSON KILLED AID % INJURED.
SCRANTON, Nov. 7.--Au accident occurred this
evening at $50 O'Clock te Lengh aud susquehanna
Railroad, Just below this city. Tho scranton and
Wllkesbarre accommodation train left this city Is
minutes late When II reached point about half a
mile below the depot raj broke and threw the
last car from the track 1t dragged q distance
OF about 200 yards IL went over the embanlnent
und struck .butmeut Of a cuVert wDcklng the car
A Mr.. Evans OF 5Vrin gbrOJk was instihtiy khleN
James Kelly Of Plymouth was badly injured that no
cannot recover Miss IN ~ Miners b also, IL IA pc
eved, fatally injured yenty other persons arc
more Or less injured, but Oniy few seriously
ANOTHER ACCIDENT NEAR sCRASTON-sEyEN
LIVES LOST.
SCRANTON. Nov. This evening about D
O'Clock a. d construction train on tho Delaware Ltcka-
wanna, and Western Railroad came within about two
miles from this city itightiul accident occurred
The train was backing down toward this city and had
on hoard about 80 llbores most Of whom we're in a
caboose at the end the train Near Hampton crossing
the caboose struck large bOwdor which had fallen upon
the track.
TIa ne being az the other end Of the train tire
gueer could trouble and pushed the CaDCOse
Into tne creek 40 the foot
John CLARK, John McNallY Michael Kelly James
Hughes, john hughes, James Cara gnan, aud TIOmas
IAAbin we've instantly killed Sixteen Oiher persons
severely inquired, four OF whom VIII prObi0iJ de.
A LOCOMOTIVE MALIClOUsLY WRECKED-TWO
MEN KILLED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IA train on the In
diauaUos and Ynoenues Railroad was thrown from the
track, to-day one mile east of SanbOrn. by plank
maj icinusy placed across tho track The engine
wrecked, aud engine ID. Messcnheimer, and nre
man. Arthur Hcnin. were instantly Killed. No one else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
TIE REAIHER.


WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OYYICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFTicEH'
WlsHIEGTOS, u. c., Friday. Nov. 81 g. ny
EgHODsis rOr tho fDentp four hotry.
NOrth-westerly to westerly winds with clear
mS weather continue LAKES and thence over all
tbr Atlantic States the Cuff HOrthery 10 eaetery
y-nds partly cloudy weather aud IN the North
West I'D thence che Ohio Valley nOrth-westery WINGS
and clear weather rain u falling on the western oulL
PrObtLslS.sG
For the entire country from tae MOL Invest ana tns
saying weather nOrth-westery winds and lower tenn
rtTes with general trusts except In the latter sec
ION on saturday mOrniuf; In the Gun states nOrthef
r. easerv Winds frequent clOudInoss With occasional
cnssf rains; In the Ohio Valley and nOrthwestWaru 10
ts Upper Mississippi clear weather ana horth-"e''oiF
Winds ,,-,-.... a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
5ueclal Noiires

DIV. 5. H. schenek u PhilRkia Pogeer - soseneA l
Tonic and Aadrzkr Pubs for n % tt
sumpoa vii sZzia be PROFESSIONALS Ne~rok a. be re Ne
BOnas, TUESDAY Now u, shen paisls s % s1Ivl -
afysd nee of chsre bat for horougl e1siastoa ~ 80
"a. tory orxsns D. -an rrsLY aue srter ne as
rsalar brsuchA, ooY smpsiheuc @ 80
chisl tube Witch oneo MISTAKEN er paA'ss3 -
Skeh IA eaas. By torpn Liver
The Serlinzwom~a's Profeetfye Union.
pccysoa0a rear q H--e AAe
upsa sofsngSoses as IN seasss"'a sSr "a -
C1pfIsTa -rRADESNOMHN, CLhAAS a. are ~pP1sS -
snpe' Wigs si h-fs
hsa sseesaAy Al Ices 81 A.fse
n ,Itu..s. r.rkfsh faIhs. West rwenlv-srih sies
r,ot, Enlarged uproFcA asu rooms e.sr eohes 900
TON oIough shampoons koin.sn calls ta fe'se eos s1a
Notiee.-fhs mails for kuupe wing Va seet sol
- sArRDAf Nov 1874 N aoss At his oaos % kDN
80. n 40 ia t1SDAI III and % sAlNkDAi a. y snS
Hst 80 y. n LnNhaN PosAnastE
= an sa:.ST7s7- sl7E Ds n sl<tGs SAse ~ soda
$50 y EvEl o., - Tss.--y, 49,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08

Reconciliation Reform. Bu. Ehoud thOse high
hopes be blghted by toe DEGREES n Providence whose
ways there no finding OUT" coupTehe BdlUg
with ne Intelligence. we vet have flf eOnHoatioa
Of knowing that tue duru OF Dr gter day " bfeIllG
and that the letters and fraud BIND the
South IN chains hopeless and helpless. but te longer
For the South once more acknOWledyed pp~er IN
this COuederaey nri common misfortune ana eOHBn9n
misery nave welded her pnple together into o"npact
mass winch clu-ialld Justice even from Lefop-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08

BosroH, Nov. The corporators designated
FOR Massachusetts 10 provide fpr lie CAntrHnal ABB
VersaEy OF Independence. met to-day, and sfues th'
act OF Congress defining their duties. ON motion -
Rob'rt G. Winthrop committee aUpOs rd O. selefi
surh National banks B Massachusetts, tiey may %
ne - act as age1ss for soliciting bsri isi)uA 90 ~
stock ~ the corTorations the arcs nrc TX lt ~
each TIE amount gueG 10 Mass chu5etSsJ (iIIr
Out OF S0,D0O,OI0 Or bIr whole cuuu. rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
ELEVENTH coSGREss DLsrEIcT T.,

Tho figures received at the Office Of the County Clerk
IN White Plains make Mr.. Potters majority in West
chester County 1850 and, including Rocknnd County
12sg and after deduetiug Mr FagFs majority IN Put
nam County 4 .0l5 IN the Congress District.
In fhe III Asenby District, Wcsichosfer County tho
rseulus n,loaDs naj0riy ior @i. D-s""orrry Li' "a
a. 10, Ina yr,t District Of North Castle not heard
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coarse material and stockiag7 wigeI were "a
wOoieu ones betOkcns saesfre ~ ecnfIit, Wnie the
t,ok Of the face rleauly a tged, gt who uraiiy
Trimmed, and COMPLEXION IA 'Oid rf auy app aurg Of
great pO-ure. beOkened Othr Or. Hu llaH thft ~
the common laiCrer TIE eyerA rs r151 ths gea ~
excitement In aud around BQA Nitl ITO y,.'e afF
anxiOusly awaiting the resultNDi &c .'- Di ihe 90
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LATEST CITY RETURNs.

HAyEMEYER's MAJORITY ABOUT 5000
From careful computation of the Associated
Prtss figures the Mayoralty vote, and the Police
figures on the same. 1t appears that HayemeyeTs
majority 10 about 500 The following table
gives the whole city vote Mayor. with only two
election districts missing.