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New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1877;

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NJ, Namun, Hazard and friend M sad MI AeI
Carter maxwell O. @ Tayor Ms..n Hon b. Lovier and
servant csan, G. r. Ksgos, O. t,ersil liar. ha.,
Mr. and hr Lawrence Mr. and Mr.. G. op, F,rraston A.
maid Ms. sasonev w. n stewart M Hart Hat AHn.
Mr. Bulest Miss Rsoes AiT B1lGe Ie vi I.ss Sc.s
Mr. and Mrl b. J. Clark, 3D. Day Rice g. Jenninx. Geo
Rntnul wafler,ten MIS- waers'en srA vivsmo Mr.. j.
Amor Ma T. s Price Mrs r. q Kehsrdsou. II. Doan Mas
Dolan Miss Doal. J. r smith, C. sheppef, shephr J. r. D.
ekepad C. Howe J. III Hslpe HcntersOs Major w. & Bar.
row W e. Broad Mrs. G A. Blakey D. Toners, w. Fa0n.
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HAYES COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

Michael Hayes, who is alleged to have muir
dercd James ODonnen OF No &c Overst, in May, 1857
the particulars OF whose crime published In TIL
TRIBUNE yesterday taken before Justice CardozT
yesterday on a bench warrant ana committed to the
TOIube u await his trial.
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NTyTATURR ALMANAC

Sun $50 $40 Moon ...o u
plY-Lr
island. 9&0 Hell Gate PerrT eOo
| ~ DAT-P.
ssndy Hoo .l025 GoYs Island ll;oo Hell Gate terry' "1
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Citn Real Gsiaie for Sale.

~~ ~~
A CORNER for SALE at Great Bargain
n elegant four story hrhtoop front DWELLING
Maneve and siItyiT,at beaatiei snished IN
hard lnqare the premises Of g. Chosbf 5J mas
sanst
A THREE-STORY, high-stoop stone HOUSE,
~ College lease IN Neb ST. Ph and sEbaVes. for SALE
Apply 10 oxneI 2s5 West Fsyseconas.
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1000
taining City Map etc. etc. pads v X STEVENSON SOs
Real Estate Auc'oneers and Brokers, NO IL flnet
A HOUSE in Eighty -third-st, near Lexington
- ave- 'Oi -A' ." '-'' '' p GooDiNG, Brosdr.y.
BROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE, or to
ID yeaTbe desirable property known as
the bect sai on rweny const block For
lan apply TO EDMUND COFFIN. u Cedsf-st
E'OR SALE-In Harlem, a small 3-stOry and
brick HOUSE No. 2l Bast 0ne-hundred and.eny
fourst good order IN hsss neghhorhood convenient 20 ea
and SS, n s1 10 or Iss sanUas an
JAMES STEERS. owner, at the house or % ksserst
TOR SAILS LOTS on Madison ave, includ-
l. ING corner SIS Ooo VANDRRVo VooEr GoLDaARK, 80
Parsrow, Room 10
EOR SALE-No. % East 24th-st., bet. Madi-
and FOurth-ave., 3.'oy brick HOUSE Pree t25gOg
HOT AIR and VENTILATiNG REG lSTERS
New and besGf designs and superior quality AL interested
ae requested o examine them or end or catalogue
Wn. o. CRRAhER SON, - Piattst n z
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR sALR
THREE LOTS On north sde of 0NB.HUSDRBD-AFDhlX-
TRRNTsT 25H0O located 100 feet east oi kISTHAFE on
grade street 100 feet VIDE. Appiy to
WM. SINCLAIR w., Pne-T.
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fon0cn Advertisements.

FREDERICK HUNTER, formerly Master In
the Of In 1906 when be left The
Cardiff with the intention Of entering the American NAVY The
shove nhvihg rsqneste 70 Ftn ny, oto.oe L,
O his advantage
IMPROVED BREECH-LOADERS-La i'm
sefelosing
ing FROM usual moderate pnc
BxpI Double Rides, small bOTes T. NJ hhiLLf 4 Sot
Orfori-s-, London Rue Scribe, Pais.
Wors Of Art from the Collections HIS Imperial Hghns the Prince
Napoleon.
NJESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON Il WOODS
vi respectfully give notice that they will SELL ~ AUCII0N
er Crea Rooms Kpg-st JameS-sIuare London THURS
DAY Nav and following WORKS Of ART from the Col
lection. of His Imperial the Prince Napoleon comprising hne
chiefly Of the Italian school magnificent eque
sgures m0hea marbles seyres vases arms anu no
nve objects Including Forentine tables bronze candle
hr, aups OF t and Hivered
bronze designed e engraved glass dessert service
mounted N onou Barbeenne handsome hlved dessert
VICE by Rkngop quantity engraved glass and other beautiful and
costly objecx
Gallery. ffsye and twenty aad ni WI" oe~S
T4g broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoaK. wednesday, March n, 1877.

The sale of the valuable business property
the northeastern of Broadway and Maiden
lane attracted large attendance TO the Exchange tns
morning. The sale was made by order of the Supreme
Court, in partition, under direction Of Gratis Nathan,
Referee, and was conducted by Mr.. Joseph MCGUIRE.
The lot has frontage broadway OF 25 feet and on
Madenlane OF 90 feet and entirely covered by prck
building six stories In hight. which "a now rented for
S22 600 per annum. Mr. Don Al0nzo Cshman purchased
the premises at the low gsro OF Sl64 Geo james NJ Mil
l sold by order OF the Supreme Court under the dreo
ton Of Edmund Colin, r Special Referee four lots and
one of land the south se Of Fiiy rstst, be-
tween Broadway and Eight1-ave.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-Y0RK REAL ESTATE
JOSEPH INQUIRE.
building Bro Afvay and Maiden lane and
Known ia Broadway The builing the entire o -
ssI50 Don Alonzo Cgshman
BY JAMES N. MILLER.
sis.-si 3s Brosdsay, each StlO
slst-st ia B, of sthave. having front the
Width Of ~ ise1ex sea,erly COO
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feqal Notifies.

NOTICE TO EDITORS.-TERRIrORY OF
~ EEwMKxrCo FIRST DISTRICT CouRr, County oP
SANTA PR-GOsTAvB BLsBBRG VI. JACOB AMBERG AND
order Of said made
the creors OF the late nrm Of kbeg Am
berg 70, Santa 70 Cont and
TetorT Of New required and prove ter
pectye aid frm efore the undergne VIII
Breeden ms ohee 10 Santa Fe, New
Mexico from II dat " this advertisement or de-
will be bed nd such creditors and claimants
will be of partic the Of SAID
WILLIAM BRBEDBN, Master In Csan'eTy.
Santa Pa, n NJ. Nov. II, lS7l.
InN6MTh
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Gountrn propcrtp TO tri.

4 HOUSE. Rooms, good Stable, IL Acrs,
~ one hour NewJ-rsey Central Railroads Rent $50
Also House per houe soogs
Other honse., with ~ hent,
500 500, furnished J. & FhEEMAS, Ie. a- ny.
IOUNTRY SEATS to RENT furnished and
unuruhed PiainGed Scotch Plains Bloomfield Altlir and
WewOod u New AsO a. Sing Sing. Yod RE Port
chester Greenwich san several 'front.' n'ai cottages.
500 yearly : lhEbAAh' "' bfeS%sy.
arrange, n. J., A SPECIALITY Call ON
~ HAMILTON WALLIS complete pruirl Lsi ~ Par
nIsbs aad HOUSES for RENT Nassau s cor
ITO LET-Grand Summer HOTEL, Gt Morris
Il town Address OWNER. Box 20 Goshen. New-iort
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SUBURBAN HOMES

Pour track, With steel rals when completed With and ybos
Of home ae Inc OF ts'
information Houses Lots, FsA &C
on, the hne, appy o A. d. HOPE. ll9 LlbeTty-st
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PASsENGERS SAILED.

rOa LivLRPO0I-Is steamship Cabs, Mach III hsSfh n
~ bisysss n'ss sss'-~ D. L. '.@-sss' Pss
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fona gslano Real Gstats for Sale.

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, 90 acres,
noen dwelling good cellar barn, stables, grana tool
and Shops carriage and sell sheds bep9ery ~ o aens
sn tre cmi1enee f view Long Island sonnd
M n mites, 90 miles from ctg me depot Particulars
and potogrsph si PEED PutonsL, opposite Csy Hall
BROOKLYN.
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SIEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QuEESsgOWN
From Pier No a. North RLser.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
staN nfsee. SATURDAY. Marc So a'sca
EhuLAND Andrews SATURDAY., Apnit a. s.ol
thANth, rhoris.u URDAN Ann A., ath.ap a
h1iPl, "~gsa SAT- tRDAre Apn 20 Rs2sat
... FOR LONDON RlECr
pthhahk sanner. WEDN kSD Az Api lO .iooA "a
rssAse 70 Liverpool oneens,ovS cabB S7s sesfa-
NGh currency Prepaid htse5ase Lyerp5
Lnnaoa'rrrV Glasgow or london
Fo' wwu g~Jvss@. sIp lss CompaRys oG.s s..A<
VAL ". :. htiGjs As>a-a
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Drooklpn 11rcpertn TO fei.

ITO LET-A splendid furnished HOUSE in
Brookn all den improvements IL ots stables ADandA9o'
offrdt very os good tenant owner gong 70 sai9g
no LET-Brooklyn, immediate posse sslon;
I'll Ryersonst all modern eonvenenoss 9 ora'r $40
neighborhod Part Of nice House Apply % ONuer III hsr-''
mo LET, foot South First-st., Williamsburgh--
DOCK and BUILDINGS suitable for zran eeyans storage VI
wholeale -four business Inquire there OF CHAPMAN
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Gouuirp Rral estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. near Pei
N Bridge good house barn and gren large water
font excellent bathing and hshng and near the Poehes hA59
bung. win be offered few days for SAE by Wh d. hAI
NOR 81 Pme-ss
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KIHcOnsIn.
New Jersey.
KENTUCKY.
The Radical COnvenslOn-A Small

The Radical Conventional Small
Split.
LOUISVILLE, March 13.-The Republi-
can State Convention met in Masonic
Temple at II o'clock'this morning, Walter
Evans, of Hopkinsville, temporary chair
pan, and j. B. Stanbmy, colored, Of
Fayette, Secretary. After appoint
ment of the usual committees VIM.
Cassius Goodloe offered from the Seventh
district resolution that no delegate be enti-
tied to act unless he would agree to sup
port the nominee of the Philadelphia Con-
vention whoever he may be. Considerable
discussion followed, the delegation from
KentOn county protesting against the pas
sage of the resolution which was finally
adopted by an overwhelming majority and
the delegation from Kenton Immediately re-
tired from the convention. Hon. John N. .Har-
Ian, of Louisville, was elected permanent
Chairman, and Hon. j. L. Scott, of Frank
fort Secretary.
The following are the delegates to the
National Convention for the Stat at large:
Hon. Walter Evans, Christian county; Hon.
John G. Ewes, of Knox. Alternates-Rev.
John F. Thomas, colored, of Warren; S.
Casey, of Vernon, with two delegates from
each of the nine Congressional districts.
Electors for the State atlarge-E. P. Camp
bell, Christian county; Charles Egington,
Kenton, with one from each Congressional
district. No delegate or elector was ap-
pointed from the sixth district, the delegates
of that district in consequence of the with
drawal Of some of their number from Ken
ton being out of the ball in consultation.
The delegates of the sixth district returned
and recommend as delegates to the National
Convention for their district Oliver w.
Root, of Campbell, and Col. Robbins, of
Pendleton,
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

A deer was killed near Waynesboro re-
Gently.
A wooden factory is being erected at Ma
ryville.
Blount county claims to have little Leet
Ring of its own.
There are between 70 and IS cases of
measles in Waynesboro.
Several farmers in Sumner county have
lost sheep by vagrant dogs.
G. G. Cameron, well known grain deal
er in Memphis, died the 10th inst.
Murfreesboro has a genuine ghost. 1t
haunts the graveyard of the villages.
Some thirty emiSrants, bound for the
Great West, left Chattanooga on the 18th
inst.
NJ. D. Lea, charged with the killing Of a
Mr.. Huskey during the war, was acquitted
in Knoxville on the 11th inst.
The dead body of German immigrant
was found in an empty house near Mem
phis, on the 10th instant.
John Yearout, pensiOner of the war of
1872, saw his last year out the 9th inst.
He was over so years old when he died.
On the Sth inst. drunken man named
William Moore, fell into a ditch near Dan
bridge, Jefferson county, and was drowned.
James Fryar, who was shot by Thomas
McCandless near Chattanooga some time
ago, has recovered from the effects of his
wound.
A son of S. A. Caldwell, butcher, living
three miles above Knoxville, recently fell
into pot of boiling lard, severely scalding
hig right arm, shoulder and face.
A petition has been fled in the First
Chancery Court at Memphis, to incorporate
the Fair Ground Turnpike Company, with
capital stock of$100,00O; shares twenty
five dollars each.
Another embezzling dry-go0ds clerk has
been arrested in Memphis and sent to keep
Hackett company. His name is Ernest
Joachim. He is charged with having stolen
81 900 worth Of dry-goods from the South
ern Palace,
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Killed.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Union Pacific bridge over the Mis-
souri, at Omaha was tested yesterday.
A delegation of Utah women are going to
Washington to lobby against admission into
the Union on polygamous basis.
The telegraph reports Red Cloud at Raw
hide.
The Michigan Legislature convened yes
terday and appointed committee of % to
redistrict the State.
A New York letter carrier has been ar
rested for delivering letters to bogus decoy
firms.
A schooner went ashore near Boston
Tuesday night, and all on board psrished
save one.
In the suburbs of Cincinnati, yesterday,
two locomotives on converging railroads
smashed each other, slightly injuring one
person.
FOREIGN.
Halifax has beautiful snow to the depth
of 80 feet.
Quebec boasts of "high born English
man" who has absconded with a cool
100000.
London is threatened with a universal
printers strike.
Lady TrayeFs, wife of the Queens Advo-
cate General, has mysteriously disappeared.
Charges of immoral conduct were pending
against her, but her friends thought her
innocent.
Won Moltke is going to Rome to assist
Victor Emmanuel in reviewing his army.
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DR.. sEVTER's CARD.
From the Chattanooga Times.


The card of DR.. Sewer, late Senator from
the first district of this State, charging his
defeat in the Senate to ''Rebel intolerance
of Union Conservatives" has resulted, as
it ought to have done, in the election Of
Mai. T. w. Earnest, a Democrat. We un-
derstand that Maj. Earnest was in the
''Rebel" army, but that made no difference
with the Union Conservatives and Demo-
Gratis of the district. The man who raises
a question of that kind in the party at this
time is out of his place. The Bristol Ne1cS,
commenting upon this election, says: ''Now
let us 60 to work and keep this district in
good hands. The new party movement
of the disaffected viii burst, as it ought to,
and it is time these evil doers had been
taught the lesson, that they cannot ruin that
which they cannot be permitted to rua."
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A RADICAL REPORT FROM TEN-
urEtgERE

A correspondent of the New York Tri-
blHe writes from Chattanooga on the 9th
lust. as follows:
'sThis Is the famous third district. The
happy district which so often, and so long,
) sent the renowned-now more than ever
renowned-Wm. B. Stokes 70 Congress.
The loss of Sweet William, the Bald Eagle,
was a sad loss indeed. The supporters of
Grant are exceedingly sore over it. Stokes
was thought TO be in grea: favor with his
Excellency, and justly, too; for wien
Stokes wanted anything he was quite
sure to get it. In bis own words, 'If /
can't have it done any other way, by,
pil 80 to Grant" We have about The same
sort of harmony here as elsewhere in the
Republican ranks. All the Postmasters,
Revenue men, and so-forth, are in faysr of
Grants denomination. Nearly everybody
else IS not particular who it may be, only
that it should be somebody better than
Grant. The one-term principle finds great
favor; and it seems altogether likely, from
the present outlook, that the delegation
from this State may go to the Philadelphia
Convention uninstructed. / was told day
or two since by a prominent member of the
State Central Committee, that that was his
-dea, and that he should do all in his power
TO accomplish It."
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CHEATHAM COUNTY.
The School Tax-EIectiOn for s'FIOat
ers'-An Empty Jail.

The School Tax-EIeetiOn for s'FIOat-
ers'-An Empty Jail.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
ASHLAND CITY, Tenn, March II, 1872.
-Op the first Saturday in this month a
vote was taken in this county (Cheatham)
on the school tax question, which resulted
as follows:
Against the tax. 234
For the tax. ..s.........s,...s. ZUI
This we consider rather a favorable re-
suit as to the ultimate success OF the school
tax, as those opposed TO it were very active
in their opposition, while those in favor Of
it seemed to take no interest in the matter,
contenting themselves by simply casting
quiet vote, and making no effort to get out
the full strength of the measure. On the
other hand, various reports were put in cir
culation calculated to prejudice the people
against il.
On last Saturday, an election was held in
this county for foater in place of Hon. VIM.
Moore. As far as heard from, very small
vote was polled, only three districts having
reported up to this time, with the following
result:
Rice. ce............. ...... 8
Doak k................. 6
5 Hooper. ..-........ ................ l
We can now say what but few other
counties in the State can. There is not a
single inmate in our jail, nor have we had
but one for more than four months, and he
was released Saturday, having served out
the penalty inflicted on him by the law. So
our Jailer's occupation is now, like Othel-
los, gone. This certainly speaks well for
the law-abiding disposition Of our people.
What other county can say as much?
SUN.
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ERIE.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Gould still re-
mains an Erie Director. Gen. Sickles de-
MES that the movement is in the interest of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
On the other hand, representatives of the
combined American stockholders protest
AGAINST the movement, declaring that it is
the interest of the Atlantic and GIeat Wes-
tern Company aud taken with a view OF
bringing about a speedy election of Direc-
tors. 1t is stated that by GOuld's resignation
all legal disputes are amicably settled.
An adjourned meeting of the Directors
of the Erie Railroad has been held, at
which Gould was present as Director.
Gen. Mcclellan and others said the Erie
shopld be kept Independent of the Atlantic
and Great Western.
The Situation.
Affairs at the Erie Railroad officers have
settled into ordinary quiet. Gould said to-
day he was glad to be out of the Erie presi-
dency, the salary Of which would not pay for
the perpetual lhaTrassingwhch came with the
office. He will soon return TO Wall street.
1t is understood no action will be taken in
reference to Lanes alleged contempt OF
court in destroying Judge Ingrabam's in
junction. a. D. Williams, of the commit
I tee representing the American stockholders,
speaks of an injunction against any steps
/ towards consolidation with the Atlantic and
/ Great Western.
The English View.
! LONDON, March 13.-The Times says the
election of the new Board of Fire Direc
/ tors, and the elevation of Dix to the Presi
| dency, will restore confidence in American
( enterprise and consequently result in an in
/ crease of the resources of the country.
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TnrE MIN oF IIENnrARE.

One o. the most remarkable literary char
acters at present in Ireland is Sister Mary
f. Clare, OF tie order of 'POor Clare" ,"
better known as the "Nun of Kenmare." !"
Her literary productions embrace an illus
trated life ofO'Connell, history Of Ireland,
life of st. Patrick, and numerous essays on
religious topics. The Abbess Of the Con-
vent is a sister of Lord O'Hagan, Chancel-
Ior of Ireland. This community of nuns
maintain large schools for the education of
the poor, and a gentleman named Mr.. ROg-
ers is now In this country collecting funds
in aid of these schools.
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FRATRICIDE.
a Man In Scott County Stabs and In
stantIy Kills His BFOsher.

A Man In Scott County Stabs and In
stantIy Kills His BFOsher.
From the Knoxville Chronicle, March p.
about four and one-half miles from
HSltsville, the county seat of Scott county,
was the scene on Friday, Of last week, of
one of those scenes at the contemplation of
which the heart grows sick and faint. Alb.
Brown, one of family Of four brothers,
while under the influence of liquor stabbed
his brother, Maxwell Brown, with large
carving knife, in the left side, penetrating
the region of the heart and killing him i'll
stantly. The facts, as we learn them from
q reliable resource, are about as follows :
The unfortunate brother had gathering Of
some kind at bis hOuse-peThaps '1Og-roll-
ing" Near noon he went to his house to sse
something about dinner. While there his
brother Ab., came in intoxicated, and COM
menced taking the dishes off the table, dash
ing them on the floor and breaking them.
He also went to the cupboard and COM
menced breaking dishes. Maxwell remOn-
strated and made an effort to restrain him
in his madness. Alb. being infuriated with
liuuor, snatched up a large carying-knife
from the table, and making plunge at his
brother, stabbed him as above stated. He
survived only about ten minutes. No one
was present when the bloody deed was
,eommitted except his wife and child about
TWO years old. Alb, seeing that he had
taken his brothers life, fed Immediately
and made his escape. He was seen in the
neighbOlhood the same evening, but has not
been heard OF since. The sheriff is on tie
lookout for him, and our informant expires
ses the belief that be will be taken.
The deceased is represented as being 8
peaceable and quiet citizen. His remain:
were inferred on Sunday. lie leaves &
grief-stricken wife with a small child, and Z
great many friends TO mourn his untimely
end. Ah is represented as being worth
less fellow, spending much of his time il
dissipation, which was the prime cause o
his rash act. If he should escape justice
and live to old age, the mark Of Cain mus
he uDon him.
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MEMPHIS.
Nicholson Pavement.

MEMPHIS, March 13.=-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, Judge En-
mons gave a lengthy decision in the case
of Brown & Co. against the city of Mem
phis in regard to laying the Nicholson pave
ment some years since in favor of the plain
tiffs. The case was very complicated and
involves about 5000, ,O0O-an appeal will be
taken to the Supreme Court by the city.
A new afternoon paper, styled the Regis
Ier, appeared to-day. tits edited by F. A.
TYLER, late editor of the appeal.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Election Returns.

1GoNCoRD, N. H, March 13.-Reports re-
ceived from 204 towns give Straw, Republi.
can, 5000; Wirton, Democrat, 34,210;
Blackmer, 369; Cooper and scattering, 535
making majority for Straw of 1885, which
will be reduced below 1,500 by remaining
towns. The 1lth Senatorial district is
doubtful.
Eight senatorial districts are Republican,
three Democratic, and one doubtful. The
representatives-will have Republican ma
jOrity of at least forty.
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WAR DKPARTMKNT,
OFBIOR OF THE OHIKB SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAaUINaTON n q March IA 1872

PTObdbiLitieS-Th low barometer over
Georgian bay viii continue moving north
east, and the pressure diminishing over the
New England, Middle and Southern States,
and southeasterly to southwest winds are
probable for the New England States with
cloudy and threatening weather, the former
veering to westerly. On Thursday wester-
ly to nOrtherly winds with partly cloudy but
pleasant weather is probable for the Middle
States. On Thursday southeasterly to
southwesterly winds will prevail over the
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
with rising temperature and increased
clOudiness. An area of diminished pressure
will probably move eastward over the lower
Mississippi and Ohio Valley, with cloudy
and possibly threatening weather. Pleas
ant weather will continue on the upper lake
region and eastward.