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4 YouxG MAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WHILE HUNTING.-Y Yesterday afternoon a
young man named Alfred NeWycar, aged
about eighteen years, while hunting with
three friends, WAS accidentally killed about
eight miles from Manchester, on the south
side of the river. Mr.. Newyear had taken a
seat to eat dinner, and had occasion to get
up for some purpose, and while doing so his
gun, which WAS lying near at hand, was ac-
cidentalIy discharged the whole load taking
effect in his stomach. lie WAS at once re-
moved TO nci"hboring house. hnt after lin
Gering in great pain for two hours expired.
He was stoncmason, and employed at the
quarry on the south side of the river. His
mother is at present in Washington city, and
she was tc!cgraphcd the announcement OF
the unfortunate accident Elst evening.
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smith, 26I; Wise, 2G5; Lyucman, go; Scher.
n>crhcrn, 263; Burton. 251; Carter, 2G7 Gree.
ley's majority, G; Wiscs majority, 4; Schcr-
mcrho,Ms mWority,3; Carter's majority, 10.
Grant' Smaiori;y in he county, 1si smiths
majority In the county. I37; Lyneman's ma
'ortlv in the county. l2G; Burton'o majority
III the county, l27.
LOUISA.
Mr.. !. Amber smith. the Republican cam
didatc Tor Congress, has received Il dispatch
claiming that the official rctnrnS give Louisa
to him by j3l lnaioritv, and to Grant by $50.
This would indicated Democratic loss of399.
LOUDOuN-I IOrrIclMl.
Grant. SO majority, and l1unton (Conserva-
tire), Tor congress. 1i0. The prc3i,lcntial
vote indicates a Conservative loss Of Coo.
LANCASTER.
Only one precinct heard from in Lancls-
ter county, which gives Conservative gain
Of 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Greeley, ~; Grant, SGS. Congress,
Bowen Dcmocrat), 151; Hughes (Rcpuhli-
canl. SGG. One precinct 10 hear from, which
gives reported majority Tor Greeley OF 20.
Democratic loss, COS.
NOTTOWAY.
RrrErvuIr November G.-Sottoway
Courthouse pr,ciucl leiyrs Grant i1n: Gree
ley. 50. Congress: StoWcll, 42J; Mckin-
hef, 81. ,. ,,o
h'choehS: Hr'''e!' 81 "rai''' Nv
PRINCE EDW ARD.
Naioritics for Grant: Worsham, o. !;
Farmvilic. PA; Prospect. 100; Green Bay,
l63; Nicc>. 50; Marble I'LL, 90; Darling
ton Heights. d. Total. 1S5-a Conservative
loss OF 30.
NJ, W .,, ..
r,~,,l ,,r,.;,,, % -. c,.,,,t ga. Crnc,nv g
c"'nN ~ ''', ,I,,,,H g.. ri,t, IDmI go
.,, t,>, i,,'.,rj r,.,,n
Lees Mill. Grant, l39: Greeley, 100.
Congress: Lee, lo2; Flatt, 13S.
RoCkRRIDGE.
,,.o,,o,., r,.;,ri,v 43O. Wh;.ohcad.s
l5,nN g., r,,,"Tcl. 2.., Da,norr,ti,, ,os.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

I. W. kEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ pianos, orgdns-
mirrors furniture. carpcting, &c.
LEE 6 GODDlN will sell Mt le sI., I'm front of the
county courthouse, farm In HenrIco county
near the city.
LYME Z BROTHER will sell at ! p. ". two fra med
houses and four vacant lot; on the corner Of NJ
and Thirty-ilrst street,.
MOODY & ROYALL win sell at 2i p. ". twelve
mich cows. hogs &c, on Hull street, aIanches-
Ter, beyond the Petersburg railroad.
COULLIEG, & MEADE will sell at Al p NJ. two
brick tcncmcnts on Seventeenth street between
Jay and Cedar streets.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut ?. NJ. two
building lots OH the east side of Rockets street
near to Bloody Run street.
JAMES L. APPERSoN will sell at p. NJ. three
lots In Sidney. bounded b. Elmwood Robinson.
and Federal streets and Grove avenue.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The FIRE LAST EvEEISG.-The fire depart.
ment were called out last evening at I o'clock,
or rnthcr came out without being sum
moncd by an alarm, to eXtinguish Il fire
at Mr.. Frank II. Rahn's betlstead factory.
which was situated on the south side of the
dock at the foot of Nineteenth street. The
tire Is supposed to have originated from the
engine, and the building being so dry
aud the material in it Of such al in
tlannnable nature the flames burst out
and enveloped The factory in an incrcdi-
bly, short space Of time. The firemen on duty
in the various engine-houSes in the city
seemed to have seen the light Us soon as il
was discovered by any one else, and at once
prepared to go in the direction of the light
The driver of the Broad-Strcet truck was in
the act Of putting his team to the apparatus
when an alarm was turned in ct Box No. 9,
First police-station. The machines were all
promptly on hand. and though the place was
inaccessible they succeeded in getting on the
water with but little delay; but the
building was then almost burned up.
The fire created great excitement in
the city. and illumined the skies so brightly
that thousands Of persons thought it was n
great confl1gration, and fastened to the
scene. The air was filled with millions of
sparks. and at one time adjacent buildings
were i'll imminent danger. Indeed, blaze
broke out on the roof of Babcock'S ice-house,
and had to be put out, as we'll rs that of S.
Z. Lathrop's warehouse. which is also stu
ated on the south side of the Dock. The
latter gentleman is indebted to the crew of
the schooner A. NJ. Lee and Others for the
timely aid which saved his property. The
| factory WAS entirely destroyed, as well a.
the contents. The steapl-engine which
| drives the machinery. aud the bedstead ma
chine, We're insured for $4,000; but there
was no insurance on the building. The
loss will probably be more than $4,000.
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ANOTHER nr TIE BRoTuERS-IN-LAM CAUGl

ANOTHER OF THE BRoTnERs-IS-LAW CAUGHT
IN DlSREpUTABLE TRANsACTIoN.-I Washing.
ton, November 4.-In suit that comes on for
trial in court this week between two rival
claim agents the official record shows an
agreement legally signed between General F.
i. Dent, on duty ut the Executive Mansion,
and one Of the attorneys, wherein the former
agrees for one-third Of the amount to be re-
covered to use his Influence with the British
Government to secure the payment of said
claim. Owing to q quarrel as to the terms
OF tie contract the matter Is to be judicially
adudcated, which fact has led to these eX-
posu9cs.- Correspondence IN Ne,c YORK.
lEOrlM
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LIFE ISsuRAScE.-A most fortuitous case
Of life insurance for the family of the i'll
sured has just occurred in this city, as will
bc seen by reference to the advertisement OF
the Richmond agent, Mr.. L. w. Rose, OF the
Universal Life Insurance Company, of New
York. There is a general feeling of sratifi.
cation in community upon the occasion OF
sudden death of the head of family to
learn that the family has been provided for.
In this case the widow of Il worthy man,
who died by casualty, is put in possession OF
the round sum of ten thousand dollars only
three months after her husband was insured.
such instances are calculated to give lively
impulse 10 life insurance.
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MEETING OF GRAND DIVISION SoSs OF TEN
PERAScE.-The Grand Division Sons Of Tenn
pGiance met last night in Springfield Hall.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. G.
?. McCabe. Of LceSDurE, G. ". p, and after
the introduction Of several members, waiting,
and filling vacancies on committees, the IT.
port of the Grand Worthy Patriarch wa,
read. After speaking of the good results
accomplished and the large amount that re-
mancd to be done, he hailed the sister or
dcrs Of Temperance throughout the State
and bid them God-speed in their efforts to
amelorate the condition Of their ieiOw-Gcn.
He recommended in earnest language the
" Inebrates' Home" to the consideration Of
every Temperance man and woman through
out the State.
In regard to the .'color question" he says
"a large portion Of the representatives met
the question upon its merits, and upon Il
vote more than thrcc-iourtlls OF The repre-
senlatves voted to rcScind the obnoxious
resolution passed at Boston. IL was IT.
scinded by Il compromise entered into Dr
tho southern cprcSentativcS-that II the
National Division would rcscind those ob-
noXiollS resolutions we would return 10
our jurisdiction and grant charters to
colored subordinate divisions, with Il
separate password" This was deemed
the best mode of getting rid of if
by the southern representatives, It's the
itlea was that as soon It's practicable Wc should
form these cOlOrcu divisions inlo separate
Grand Division. and then into Il National
Division, Of thcr own color. Acting upon
this, and after consulting many members OF
the Order, he has granted applications to
form divisions OF co!orcd members. Ine
Grand Scribe had refused to sign these char
tcrS. but after correspondence with the
Most Worthy Patriarch he WIS adj
yised by that officer to proceed with
the work without the signature of the
Grand Scribe. Ten divisions have thus been
organized since his return from Chicago.
He had acted upon his best Judgment, and
hopcd that It would meet with the approba-
ton of his tciOW-mem!bcrs, and hc thought
that il must result in bringing peace and
harmony TO Our fraternity in the future; for
whilst we give the coiorcd people the name,
we do not fraternzc with them.
The report was received, and, except so
much Of it as referred to the color question,
was referred to the Committee on the State
of the Order, that portion being referred to Il
special committee consisting of McsSrS. Page,
Staples, and hlinor.
The reports of the Scribe and Treasurer
we're then read and referred TO the Committee
on Finance.
The report of the special delegate appoint
cd to attend the Chattanooga Convention
was read and referred to the Committee on
the State OF the O:dcr.
The Grand Division then adjourned to
meet at the hall of Harmony Division. over
Mcs&rs. Shields & Cary's, at halt-pa>t / O'Clock
this evening. =.
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DELIGHTFUL SURrRISE-Ladcs whose faces
are couded Ivy superficial discoloratons. and who
have resolved to try HAGAS'S Magnolia Balm as n
remedy, have no idea Of the welcome surprise they
Will receive from their mirrors after few applca-
tons of that hcathful purifier Of the complexion.
If ut all cXctable they will scream with rapture on
beholding the change. Whether tile blcmlsh Il Is
desired to remove bc saiowness, bloiches, plmples,
irccklcs roushncsS, or an unnatural pallor, 1t is
bound TO disappear under the tonic operation Of this
wonderful agent. To say that the blemish disap-
pears does not however, convey any idea OF the ef
feet produced by this celebrated heautiAer. The
unsightly tinge, whether diffused over the whole
countenance or In spots patches, Is placed by
| uniforms pearly bloom to which 10 description can
| do iiIStirc
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FATAL ACCIDENT oS UNION HlLL.-icslcr-
day about noon an accident occurred on
Union Hill which resulted in the death of
Nj d. W. Wcisigcr, a carpenter. Mr. Wei.
sigcr WAS engaged in shingling the roof OF
Mr.. Fred. Blaucr', residence, near the cor
ncr of Iwcnty-lirSt and Ncnablc streets,
when lie fell TO the ground, Il distance of
forty feet, and was SO severely injured that,
Notwithstanding the efforts Of DR.. Coleman.
he died in half an hour after the accident.
Mr.. Weisigcr resided opposite Cnion Sta
ton Methodist church, and leaves wife
and several children.
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ARTIFICIAL ExTREMITIEs.- Rather re-
markable case is mentioned in late No. of
the british Medical Journal In 1869 Dr..
Bigc, of Dundee. amputated the whole OF
1ne exlrem'aes bor o. YOUNG Moan ranT
condition. After the operation the girl went
to London, where Mr.. Heather Bigg con-
struc;ed for her Il pair of automatic hands,
opening and shutting at the will Of the pa
tient. This permitted her to grasp even so
small an object as crotchet-needle, so that
she has been enabled to support herself conf
fortubly by making shawls, &c. The All titi-
cial legs allow her to walk with the aid of
crutches. She now writes an excellent hand,
besides knitting, feeding and dressing her
self. One OF her shawlS has been presented
to the Queen, who sent her s5. -F.a-..
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THE: GgEEEEs S'r.AE'ES.
.AI5.3HA VI \.

Mu&TGoNrBv. November 6.-Both sides
arc confident of the state. Heavy gains are
reported inr each party. Most of the Re-
publican stronchoidS lave been heard from,
while the strong Democratic counties. being
inaccessible l'y telegraph, have not been.
The clcctiDn OF Bromhcrg LihcraO 10 Cont
@rc>: is conceded. Ttlimvr and Ioscp'I>
Doth col"lcGl having divided the Republican
vote. Rari,i (rc'orrdl ;> c!c"!cd from thi:'
.litiin. EIayS Girpuhii"aul from the
Fourth; Uandlcy (D"motguu ircm the
Third, and taittNrii tDcYno"raij lrom the
Finh. are elected. SIo>~ IncEocia) is re-
elected.
ChLIFUENiA.
SAN FRANcIsco, November G.--The Rcpub-
icln State Committee cSt:mHt" Grants lnG.
i0lity 4! G,2JN. Seventeen counties are to
De heard from. twelve OF which are con-
coded for Greeley. The election of Coghlan
ant iIcuyhton (Ecpu0iirans}. t1r Eongrc>s,
is doubtful.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, November 6.-Thc elcrtion FOR
congressman in this district is very clc>cand
the result doubtful. Ioungund Bell (Dlm1-
rratS) are elected.
Augusta, November G.-Rcturns come in
slowly. General Wright (Dcmocrat) Is elected
10 Congress III Tue El%l!lh DiSirct DE a3OtS
5000 majority. The Eeputlicin gam Is
heavy rs compared with The Governors clec'
ton probably rcarhin" 6).oVo. RcW!h!i@in
return, indicate the election of seven Demo.
clut> ana two Republicans to Congress.
r,.>,r.,.r,,y
Nn1' "h ;.
fRA>kfoHr, November o'-hciurhs nS!l ,nu', u,
onn-thir,, or ~. nrmor,.,;ic vote t7rcclry's
majority Is Irohahly !o,ooo. Dchiociat't
congressman arc elected III every district.
MARYLAND
, -ara,,hor - po+,,,,c ind,
hALtlNnht ".n". .;,,n;,, a. gGon " w;iin' ;iiI,
rh'r Hltv'ss .'y". y,,,i, m einntai. nr,I,, .IUn
\n'!' w S"''E,9' c,a,, ~ ,lo,.tod. sinr
~ " "r'I Suh :" Ta,StI Si .''.,. ouJ Inrr
IHm Hn.h T. i.ioJS rp aefsat" Rit,hia % tbr nrr.
I,.nt ,nnmhrr trom the sixth District.
scn' "!''''''' '''nA WV
MAS>AthoSEli>
BoaroN. November G.-Ala>sachusetts
nearly complete, toots up the following
Grant, 3l,WI; Greeley, 37,S6O. Grants
majority, ,2l,. Washburne tRepublcan}
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Police Court, WEDNEspAY-J"Stce j. d.
White presiding The following cases were
disposed of:
Robert Chandler (colored), charged, with
having in his possession LOT OF railroad
iron of the value of 50 supposed to have necn
stolen from the Chesapeake and Ohio kali-
road. Guilty, and sentenced to jail for ten
days, he having already been confined ior
sometime.
Lafayette Washington, charged with voting
unlawfuily at the first precinct in aiarshals
Ward. Continued to Saturday.
John Mcdowell, charged with Interfering
with Justice James D. Browne while in the
discharge of his duty. Fined S2.5'., ;,
Simon Coles and Henderson Taylor (col'
oredl, charged with fighting in the public
street. Fined s. cnch.
4 number of cases were dismissed.
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Go to hST0SI's ladies' restaurant.

NEW GOODS! New GOODS! NEW GOODS We
feel it our duty to mention the NEW GOODS we have
seen at the DOLLAR STORE, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets. They have just received large stock
Of worstcd goods, also Merino bonnets and cans to-
Seter with the latest styles Of ladies' belts, With
satchcls; Jet icwclry OF every description; look
lnE-2hsses, pianos. work-books, writing-desks.
r'ckaaInmon-bonrds, &c. 1t would be TO your ,nte-
res: to call there before making your purchases else
wh
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Summary FROM WASHINGTON.

Phelps (RcpublicaW is elected from the
Eiftb New Jersey district by 1850 majority.
Lowndes titepublcan) is elected from the
Sixth Maryland district by l,765 majority.
New Jersey elects six Republican congress-
men and q Republican joint ballot Of the
Legislature. The total Republican minority
in the State is $4,000. Many Republican
members of the New York Legislature are
opposed to Conkling's releetion TO the.
United States Senate.
schudder li:epuDifcan) Is elected from the
First New York district by IL, ,a60Sp W ]ority.
The Liberals carry only one county Ifs , an
sas. St. Louis county gives Greeley oYes'
1000 majority. Grants majority in Ghicago gay
is 5000. Rice, Wood, and Farewell lns-
publicans) are elected to Congress. GranEs
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FnGISIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
CoLLEGE.-Some Of the county school boards
not having made appointments Of State stu
dents. as required by law, the faculty of the
college, in pursuance of authority vested in
them, will meet on the 18th instant and pro-
coed to fiji ull such vacancies then existing in
the college. Applications are invited from
those desiring the position. The necessary
expenses of Il State student are very small,
and the course of instruction designed eX-
prcssly to meet the wants Of those whose
educational opportunities have been limited.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE TUNSEL.-An-
other accident occurred at the Church Hill
tunnel yesterday, severely injurnS Stephen
Grigg. one Of the colored employees. Or.
Woodson was Immediately called i'll by Mr..
Murphy, and rendered the necessary medical
treatment. Tile sufferer is doing It's well IL;
can he expected from the character OF the
injury sustained, though still in precarlous
condition. He was engaged at the time OF
the accident in pulling down some tlmbcrs
which Lad Eeen put up for the purpose ol
temporarily supporting the Mch.
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\ ELI \.

-N'N''"'.
ia-t,au township: Grant, iH'; Hr""i'N,
-. Congress. Mckinney (nrmorIat}, IS;
''.""I Republican,. lAJ.
".lAn.on'> Shop: Grant. 40; Greeley,
-. '"hs"eSs Mth'h''E' Az Sr'"'''' w.
AUGUSTA.
..,r>ros. November G-Auglsta. With
.n. 14,,in met 10 hcJr fiom. gives Grc"l"y "ii
n.. ii,r. amG Harris (ncm.), for Congress
$3.50 majority. Highland county gives
,..s1,; 80 majority. shenandoah and Rock
.g.hnn give Harris 900 majority. Harris
Y,.-s- thrmcunt1inS with I,320 majority.
p,rIt
>....,,,,,,., r,.,, ,.,,,u,,
,- ~. rr.r1 beard frHm. Grant -: Grrclr,. &ao
O,rsrr>-: llarri, lp"m.l, 32G; ptcrIyti
..m'.y 81. Gl"""E'> mW'rltH N IN" county
>..''"''" @ ~ az 80 '''' '''' - '' "'' ~ III
rnr,,rnt.p,r
-" -
tI>1%lLE. November ".--holrt"'It SNes
J." E@"E.tN icr tfce''y' al'u -" 'ol i'i''-
"r"' ,ocn') beh'ocFa''c 'o>S' III
CHARLOTTE.
NrnrRHlN, November G.--Ofiriai returns
tres" tW" precincts give Grant -'o nfcc-
h}'"'. congress SIuWeii' -''' hehih
ny. ~.
"yil;e>bur@: Grant, l'i; Greeley, -.
!.r.i OAK Grove: Grant, 2o ili2loii'i.
iIiulN ,StoIe: "ia''' l-o' "iee'eH' 90
pINWIDDlE-[CFrIcrALl.
,.,,r,nou,a. Grant .43: Greeley. GG.
White Oak: Greeley, 6I; Grant. l59.
lhuryh Roads: Greeley, IS; Grant, 81.
...t,.rland's: Greeley, 81; Grant, l26.
K,,ut'>: Greeley, 53: Grant. III. New
Iluip.: Greeley. 64; Grant, lis. Oak
Grove: Greeley. 34 Grant, 80. Brcokland :
ns,,l,r, IS: Grant, 13. Total: Greeley,
So; Grant. Iol7. Grants majority, 5I8
conservative 2:.jn of l4G.
rcerv
h'''01.-a'
t,>ex gives Grant and Sencr so nlH'"'lsy
Democratic gam OF o.
FAUOUIER.
N.nrEHToS. November e.-Grcelpy's ma
,r,ty IN fauquer is 405. If Auburn pre-
,Inc; is thrown out for inlornality, rs cN-
p~ytcjl, the majority vii! he Increased by L..
s2 %1%1 Dnwi D1 ioc 5oT Tofss @ons'eS runs "s'" OF
cpcr~,v,r,r
phEEN'2 ' LII
buLFIELp, November o'--Ih's precinct
gives Grant lsa; Greeley, To. Congress:
>t?wcl!, 1879; Mckinney, 10. ~ :,
HckSl0rd: Grant, io2 Hreeiey, %. teh-
Hrr>>: Stowe!l, l02 MCKINNEY, ~.
I!on; Grant and Stowcll, 81; Hfee'ey ana
Mckinney, -.
HANOVER.
BEAVER Dam, November 6,-The following
/, the official vote at Hickersou's.Store pre.
cno; Grant. 1876; Greeley, 1G4. Congress:
Nnrth, 1875; Wise, 167.
Hluu,'> store Beaver Dam township {:
GRAFT, lGl; Greeley, lS7. Congress: Smith,
~; Wise, I4o.
Jj majority, and Smith 10 majority. ,,.
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ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE ELECTION Law.
United States Marshal D. 3. Parker issued Il
warrant yesterday for the arrest OF D.. W.
Pate, judge of election at Cold Harbor,
charged with violating the 10th section OF
the election law (or with stuft1ng the ballot
boy). An officer was sent down for Mr..
Pate, but he had not returned at late
hour last evening.
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TIE SICK HoRsEs.-The horse disease is
on the increase. Yesterday the street-cars
were taken from the line, owing to its spread
in the railway stables. Hacks were at pre-
MUM; Carrier & Co. are seriously incon.
ycnienccd; the hotel baggaee-wugons are
drawn by mules, not horses, now; and
it Is stated that even the mules have been
attacked. Coal-dealers arc in trouble from
the plague the tcamsters are losing money
in facl, to-day the disease must be at its
climax.
Two Of the horses of the Fire Department
(Colnpanies A and D) have been attacked by
the plague; but the disease is mild in lis
form,
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AN ELECTION was held in the old Fourth
Congressional District, Georgia, Tuesday,
10Th ultimo, which resulted in the choice OF
Colonel H. NJ Beck to succeed Thomas
speer (RfdicaD, who is dead. .ns..ai 81;
!" Jacobs City, the: newest mining town
In Utah, a few weeks. old;sWas deaieated tne.
other day. flag was presented, speeeaiasesss aas =
esaade, man killed, etc. .'ss'
i TbaNew York Herald now calls the horse.
seArequobronchiats.
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TIE CnRIsKI CoMBINATIoS TIoUFE-To-
night Virginia Hall will doubtless be again
crowded with spectators to witness the per-
formances of the Chriski Combination
Troupe, who close their engagement in this
CITY. The entertainment is pleasing and in
teresting, and the fact that three leading pre-
sents arc given away each night, besides
gift to nearly every purchaser of ticket,
adds to its attractiyeness and draws crowd.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LnuIiNN.
PEESS COMMENTS OS TIE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION.

PEESS COMMENTS OS TIE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION.
LoNpoH, November G.-Thc result of the
presidential election in the United States is
published III the London journals this morn
in-. The Telegraph believes that Grant de-
served Reelection, and says the fact that he
has been reelected disproves the assertion
that republics are ungrateftIl. The SiGHd-
ord makes IL violent attack upon the Rcpub-
icau party, which it says has done nalion-
ally what Tam!nany did locally. Grant and
Greeley are both unfit for the position Of
President Of the United States, but it says
Of The two evils it believes the people have
made the hest choice.
The attempt Yesterday to celebrate Guy
Fawkc> day was turned into rcnion>trancc
against the liquor license act, the speakers
dcuouncin- the measure. Meeting much op-
position. riot cnSucd. Seventeen men were
so badly injured as to require hospital treat
mcnt.
An extensive carpet mnufactoly ut Kid
dcrmin.ttr was burned last night.
France.
PARIS, November i.-The German troops
have evacuated the city Of Rheims and town
OF Ni,ry /. iFraiiciiS. THESE were the last
:
Of tlc Mafn".
Tie procGrcur-GcnerGl has decided that
Prince Naroicon cannot bring suit legally III
the courts a.rain-t tn" Minister Of the 1ntc.
rior. I Ii" Princes expulsion from France
was an act ot the Government, over which
the Assembly alon" has jurisdiction.
Prince Napoleon writes that he intends to
persist in prosecuting the case. notwith-
standing the opposition Of the Procureur-
General.
\ petition to the Assembly praying for the
restoration Of the BourbonS is in circulation.
lie TEMPS says the Government has con-
sentcd to reduce the postage to Americt to
forty ccntiincs for ten Srammcs, with rccl-
Pr ;tity of free transit.
Spain.
MADRID. November G.--Iu the Cortcs ycs-
trTday motion to abolish the tobacco mo-
nopoly was rejected.