, 1872-11-07

advices from the East report Pennsylva
mia gives Grant loo, 900 majority.
New York State. Grants majority o
$4,000.
New England solid for Grant.
Delaware, two thousand for Grant.
Returns from only two precincts il
San Francisco, but city probably gon,
largely for Grant and overwheImingl,
against the Colorado subsidy. Return.
from so precincts in California, outside
OF San Francisco, give Grant l, $50 ma
jority ont of 5000 votes. Republican
State Central Committee claim Califor
MIA By 5000 majority. Eight precincts
in first Congressional district give
Houghton 200 majority. In seconed dis
trict 80 precincts give Page 500 majority
In third district, 10 precincts give Cogh.
Ian majority.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Flour quiet
in the market; So q SIS. so for extra.
Wheat, general rate 81. 60 for good.
Barley 81. 80; Oats, 81. 60 @ 81. Is.
Hay, S12 to $40 per ton.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4-Mori, japanese
Minister. has been spending several
days here examining Connecticut school
system. Fritay the Club company
President, Professor Yale and other
prominent men held special meeting.
discussing with Mori his plans for prog
ress of Japan. He is very hopeful for
the future. He hopes to devote his life
to the promotion of education. All
present were interested in his liberal,
patriotic views.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. 4.-Friday
night two freight trains COLI Fed on Hunt
ington Railroad. Conductor and three
others instantly killed. Another per-
son mortally injured.
New YORK, Nov. Washing ton
specials say the Office of Indian Com
mission has been SO strogly urged upon
Assistant Secretary Cowan by the Pres
ident. Secretary Delano, Board of Peace
Commissioners, Young Mems Christian
Association, and the Methodist Confer
ence, that it is thought he will feel
bound to withdraw his refusal and take
the Off e.
Gen. Sherman will submit no extended
report on Army this year. During the
year to come he may have an opportu-
nifty to supply some ideas picked up in
observations in foreign establishments.
Horse disease rapidly abating. The
streets seem to have the usual number
of horses. Large numbers, however,
still show slight symptoms of distemper.
Not so great mortality yesterday as
Saturday, but there are many deaths
since the disease began to show. Yes
terday in Brooklyn new and alarming
symptoms swelling in legs, blood from
nose, liberated throats.
The forthcoming election occupied the
attention of many preachers in this city
yesterday.
European advices say that Bazaine is
not expected to live through his trial.
There is some excitement in West
chester over discoveries of gold quartz
thele.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-While the rite of
baptism was being performed in the Bap-
tist Church at Evanstown yesterday, in
the presence of large congregation, u
portion of the floor gave way, precipita-
ting one half of the assembly to the
ground, a distance of fourteen feet.
Singularly only four or FIVE people were
hurt at all and only two of them
severely.
The horse disease presents no new
features. Scarcely horse to be seen on
the streets. A number of OK teams
appeared this morning attached to heavy
trucks of wholesale houses.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4. Sheriff
Adams has offered a reward of $4,000
for the capture of Brotherton Brothers,
the forgers. 1t is reported that Gov.
Booth will add $4,000 to the amount,
and private parties in the city will
increase it to $4,000. r. NJ. Lee. one
of the Attorneys for Brotherton Broth
ers, who was indicted for embracery,
was delivered into custody by one of his
Dondsmen, went to jail, but gave new
bond and released.
The mint and s,,b-treasury will not be
closed tomorrow.
Rain ceased about P. NJ. weather now
clear.
Charles Stryker and ELAN Connolly
sent to the Insane Asylum to-day.
Demands for duties during the pas
week were $164, 2S7.17.
There are 90 vessels in port at pres
ent to load with wheat; tonnage 27 .4Ot
tons. There are two ships and two
barks in port which may load witt
wheat.
WASHINGTON, Nov. = Dispatches
from Hague and Berlin note appearance
of cholera at those places.