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The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE CITY ELEC.TQN.

The Vote for state Officers, enc AyPoint-
ment OF Judges and the AnIiexavson OF
Westchester Not TO BE RePsaded by the
Police.
No further returns were received arFslce Hesad-
quarters yesterday on the vote for SSa'ce offctsS
and the appointment OF judges Mr.. tHOpcroit.'
who has charge or the returns stassd thas vote
Tor Secretary Of State, published tn Jesseraay's
HERALD ia all OF the State ticket watch the pOlice
captains were ordered TO send to she Ce1Tal
onice, and that the vote Tor Comptroller and INC
paianse OF the State ticket could not be kGowrA
uhth the returns are received icy the County Can-
rs vassers Tue same Is the case with the vote oDis
electlon or appointment OF ludseR and the
ncAatloh ol Westchester t0wns to New York,
one OF the Inspectors, in conversation with ~
hEkALD reporter yesterday. ridvsRled the idea.
were tampered with by the poiice. bet ween the
time or their reception On election night ans the
He stated what is well known that gae police re-
turns are not Official records. the county can
Is no incentive Tor any one connected with the
force to tamper with the ballots. unless IL be to
make decide bets, The lateness ot the receptcn .
OF the returns iS attributed TO the large aumber OF
ballots to be canyassed by the inspectors OF eec5
tion In the footings for Marine Court judges ali
the morning papers yesterday made a mistake IN
the vote OF Hatch VINO received but AL, ,GcG instead
OF 50l06, as published, or lS77 less than las assO
ciatc, Mr.. Rowland.
THE ANSExATIoN or wEsTCHEsTER TOWNS
The vote Tor and against the annexarone TO New
York OF Westchester towns was not received by
the police. and can only be ascertalned by the OIL
clal canvass hereafter 10 be made by the county
canvaSsers. There is no doubt that the propagation
has o majority In both counties.
No estimate OF the vote on the question OF an
elective or appointed judiciary can be mace until
the oicial canvass; but inspectors oil election and
police officials express the opinion from casual
counts that the proposition 10 appoint the judges
has been defeated by large majority. so fan ~
the city Is concerned.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE TENNESSEE STRIKERS REBUKED.

KNOXVILLE Nov. o, 1873
No adjustment OF the trouble between the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
and their striking employees has yet taken place.
The company got train OF fifteen loaded freight
cars from Knoxville to Bristol to-day, being the
first freight moved on the line from Bristol to
Chattanooga In six days. The company still
fuse to receive freight. The strikers made no at
tempt to stop the train, but sent a committee OF
their men on the engine to prevent the company's
master mechanic, who was acting engineer, from
placing any non society engineer in charge OF the
the engine. The mail trains run regularly. The
men are quiet but determined, and the company
IL firm The Directory met this afternoon, and
unanimously adopted the following resolution -
Resolved by the Board Of Directors Of the East 1ennes
Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company That the
order promulgated by Captain Joseph Jaques supern.
endent and Vice President dated October 20 reducing
the salaries and wages OF the officers and employees OF the
reduced income Of the road explained in said order
and cordially and unanimously approve the same.
Resolved, That claim behalf or the Superinten-
dent and Vice President the right TO regulate the wages
hts appointces and subordinacs conccdng the full
and perfect right OF the employees to accept decline
he terms
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The Ministry Did Not Resign.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, 1873.

WASHINGTON, NOV. ., 1875
Visit OF the President to Virginia.
The President and all the members OF the
Cabinet except MIR. Creswell, visited the Loudon
county fair, at Leesburg, to-day and were cord
tally received by the democrats OF that place, who
were jubilant over their great victory Tuesday.
This Is the first time the President has visited
Virginia since he elected to the office, except
to attend memorial exercises at Arlington. The
distinguished party were the recipients OF
bountiiul supply OF refreshments. KISS
ing the white babies formed part OF
the duty OF the President, the coOred
matrons modestly refraining from putting their
juveniles forward. At the reception, however,
there was no distinction on account of race color
or previous condition OF serviJude; black and
white were permitted to grasp the hand of the
Chief Magistrate. After LUNCH interspersed with
a chorus OF champagne corks, the President had
an opportunity OF listening to Virginia oratory,
but declined to make speech The only audible
remark he made was "Pease give me light"
The secretary OF the Treasury facetiously said,
''Silver currency wouldn't be o bad thing for the
Virginia farmers; 1t would outlast their crops"
The party returned to Washington at a late hour
tonight, somewhat fatigued with the ride over the
corduroy railroad.
Dividends of the First National Bank.
On and after Monday next the First National
liabilities, exclusive OF the capital STOCK are over
81 COO.
Hayti Pays the Spoliation Claims.
Information has been received here that the
Haytian government has paid the foreign spolia-
ton claims awarded by the FrancO-American and
Anglo-Haytan mixed commissions. The German
claims were settled last year. General N. Saget,
President OF the Republic OF Hayti, has received
from Marshal MacMahon the Grand Cross OF the
Legion OF Honor.
Change at the British Legation.
Captain JONES' OF the British Navy, has been
appointed Naval Secretary to the British Legation
in this city.
Owing to the death or a brother OF Lady Thorn
ton, the British Legation will be closed for social
purposes this winter.
Return OF Dipl0m atcs to Washington.
Mr.. Mariscal, the Mexican Minister. Baron de
Gutenberg, the Russian Minister, and Arstarchi
Bey, the Turkish Minister, have all returned to
their winter quarters in this city.
The Senate Com mfttee ON Transporta-
tion.
return to Washington on the 18th inst, and
then proceed to Savannah and Jacksonville to
hear the views Of capitalists on the Improvement
OF the rivers and the proposed canal routes in that
vicinity. The report Of the committee Will not be
ready until the latter part OF January.
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TnR MERCANTILE MARINE.
Herald Special Report from
London.
Arrivals and Sailings OF vessels
az and from European and
South American Ports.
rrlfeRAm 70 I'VE NEW yuax HERALD.


The following special despatch to the
HKnArD has been received from our corre-
spondent In the English metropolis
LONDON. Nov. 6, 1878.
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Gravesend November G. bark
Aristidcs (Norwegian). Olsen. from Philadel-
phia.
Arrived at Southampton November G. bark
Flora (German). Hubner, from New York.
Arrived at Bremen November G, barlss
Tuisko (German), Won Thulen, from New
York; Eliza (Norwegian), Kieldsen, from
New Orleans Doris Brodersen (Danish), Mel
sen, from do; Cardenas Germany. Keller,
from Philadelphia.
Arrived at Rio Janeiro previous to October
z, bark Annie w. Weston, Winsor, from Liver
pool.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool November 6, barks
Ragna, Svendsen, for New Orleans; Martha,
for do 9th, steamships City of Paris (British),
Tibbits. and Baltic (British), Kennedy, for
New York; Hibernian (British), Archer, for
St. Johns N. F., and Halifax.
Sailed from Bristol November g. steamship
Arragon British), Western, for New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
DEATH OF A BALTIMORE MERCHANT.

Yesterday morning Coroner Keenan, was called
to the Libby Hotel, Sc Warren street, to mold an
inquest on the body Of . gentleman named Close,
some 1fty years of age, who died there the night
previous Some weeks ago MI. Close, who was .
merchant in Baltimore, came to this city to buy
goods, and since then has, at intervals, been
drinking to excess, which tended to aggravate .
lung disease with which he was suffering. Mr.,
Close was seen by friend to have considerable
sum OF money and valuable gold watch IN his
possession. II was stated at the COroners' once
yesterday afternoon that the barkeeper IN the
basement OF the hotel had possession OF Mr.. Closes
watch and chain.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
New York.

Livingston county. complete, gives Thayer aS3
majority.
Special dispatches received at Albany state thas
Woodin and Johnson are elected Senators In the
Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth districts, the former
by 200 and the latter by so majority. Youmanss
democrat, in the Twenty. third district, is also.
elected by so majority also Connolly. republi-
can in the Fourteenth district, by 80 majority.
The EUening Journal puts the Senate at II repub-
licans, IA democrats and independent democrat. :.
and the Assembly at II republicans Sc democrats
and independent republican.
sullivan county gives the democratic State ticket
700 majority, a democratic gain of pa.
Columbia county complete gives Willers 752 ma
jOrity.
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GERMANY.
American Compliment to the Government-Par
liamentary Calculations.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Nov. s. 1873.
Prince Bismarck as Chancellor OF the Empire, has
laid before the Federal Council the invitation OF
the United States government to Germany to
participate in the Centennial Exhibition at Phila-
delpha with recommendation that it be ac-
Cepted.
THE LEGISLATIVE BODY.
1t is probable that the Reichs'ag will soon be
dissolved and elections for q new one ordered
to be held In the last week OF December.
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Henry c. De Rham.

Henry @. De Rham one OF the oldest merchants
OF New York, died suddenly, at his residence, No.
"a Fifth avenue, yesterday morning. He was in
the eighty-ninth year or his age and widely re-
spected and honored for his high toned character
and prooity. Mr.. De Rham was active business
man during the early part OF the century, and was
among the very few who, being engaged in foreign
commerce. went safely through the second war
with England, so disastrous generally to the busi.
ness men OF New York. In 1926 he was connected,
as an arbiter, with the Greek frigate arbitration.
in which the Howlands and the Bayards were con-
cerned and in which Jonas Platt and Abraham
ogden were his fellow arbiterS.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the.
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains Select Story, entitled "Nina.-
the Witchn together with the very Latest News
by Telegraph from All Parts Of the World up to the
hour Of publication.
TERxs:-Single subscription, So three copies,
SIS; five copies $s: ten copies, SIS; single copies.
five cents each. limited number OF ADVERTISE
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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TElEGRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Nov. G, 1878.
At quarter past twelve O'Clock noon to-day the
Bank OF England directors posted their card an
nouncng that no change in the Bank OF England
rate had been made.
BULLION AND SPECIE IN ACTIVE MOVEMENT.
The steamships Baltic and City Of Paris, which
left Liverpool for New York to-day, took out $3.50
and $3.50 in bullion respectively.
The steamship Hibernian, for st. Johns n. F.. and
Halifax took $16s, 900 in bullion
The bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
G7S,0O0 during the past week.
The amount gone into the bank on balance to-
day is .42, 900.
Sixteen thousand pounds sterling were with
drawn from the Bank of England to-day Tor ship
ment to New York.
RAILWAY COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
collision OF two railway trains, by which several
persons were killed and injured occurred this
morning near Durham.
The Tichbsrne Trial at . Point or Ex-
tended Protraction.
LONDON. Nov. Q, 1873.
Mr.. Hawkins to-day applied to the Queens
Bench for an extension OF time for further hearing
in the case OF the Tichborne claimant until Novem-
Der, 1874.
The application was granted.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
YELLOW PEVER-
The Terrible Disease at Length Disap-
pearinS from Memphis.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. O. is73
The mortuary report for the twenty .our hours
ending az noon to-day shows there have been
three deaths from yellow fever and four from other
causes. No new cases have peen reported during
the past thirty-sIx hours. There have been no
deaths since noon
William Juniper, a prominent contractor and
builder died this morning OF yellow fever.
The Memphis Theatre opens tonight. The
weather is warm. and business Is Improving
raDldly.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
ARREST OF HARRIS, OF THE SUNRISE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. g. 1873.
Harris, the first mate OF the ship Sunrise, accuses,
OF brutality to seamen. was arrested might at .
house Townsend street. He says he has not
OF the city since the arrival OF the ship at
this port. His arrest causes much excitement.
There Is crowd OF about 1000 persons In the VI
cinity OF the County Jail tonight. where Harris H.
In fndy
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Kansas.

TOPEKA, Nov. 6, 1873.
Returns from eighty districts show that thirty
eight regular republicans, thirty three farmers
and nine independent members to the Legislature
have been elected The other twenty districts:
will probably elect fifteen republicans and i've.
grangers The Senate holds over. and the repub-
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Insurgcnt Assault and Severely Fatal
Renulae.
NEW JERSEY PILOTS DISMISSED.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. O. 1873
The finding OF Robert David Thomas who pilotcJ
the steamship Limerick from Quarantine In August
iast-Tuilty OF incompetency and carecssness, and
the nnding OF Pilot wethcrill of Perth Ampoy,
guilty OF incompctency and carelcssness, by the
Pilot Commissioners, were approved by the Gov
ernor and nled In the Secretary OF states Office
Glce>
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD RUMoRs
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q, Is

PHHADELPiIIA,, NOV. q ls73
The ,merous rumors in relation TO Vice Pres
dent Scott, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, induced
inquiries from ofical sources and II has been
learned that all the stories anoat are without the
slightes! foundation. The Board OF Directors have
had no action on the declaration OF dividend,
but W meet tomorrow Ior the DECISION Of THAT
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE EZRA CORNELL INVESTIGATION.

ALBANY. n. Y, Nov. o. lSs3.
The commission 10 investigate charges
against Ezra Cornell consisting OF Ho-
ratio Seymour, John y. Van Buren and VII
liam A. wheeler, met at the state Hall to-day.
The meeting wa devoted 70 getting together docu-
msntary evidence " tle casa
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus,
WHITE ROSE WOOD VIOLET, &c These celebrated
and UNRIvALLED PERFUMES are warranted equal.
to their high reputation. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
Tennessee Coal Miners ON Strike.

The coal miners in the Coal Creek and Careyvile
mines are on strike against the employment Of
non society men The miners are boistcrous. A
train from Careylle last night going TO Coal Greek
encountered distractions on the track placed
there by unknown parties. The engineer discov.
cred the distractions IN time 10 avoid An accident.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
ENGLAND.

The Bank Rate Of Discount Unchangod-Bullion
and Specie in Active Movement for Export
Railway Collision and Loss of Life-Tich-
borne's Trial Still More Protracted.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
Erederic ROdfer.

we have news or the death OF M. Frederic
Rodier aged sixty-four, corresponding member Of
the French Academy OF Sciences, and one OF the
most distinguished Helenists OF the Paris Univer-
sity. After having been Professor OF Rhetoric in
one OF the colleges OF Paris he had lived for some
years past at Pisa.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday, and.
after transacting some routine business adjourned
until Thursday, November 20.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

A.-FOr q First Class Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacture
- ESPENSCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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CUBA.
Official Address Of the Captain Genera
TeleCRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Nov. 6, 1878.
Captain General Jouvellar to-day issued an
ofAcal address.
He says there is nothing OF such pressing in ter
est to the public good and the prestige ana honor
or the nation the restoration OF the normal state
OF affairs In the Island OF Cuba He proposes to
subject everything to this elevated consideration
within the limits OF the laws The social position
and the exigences Of the present epoch viii be the
object OF special meditation and conscientious
study. Notwithstanding war has been initiated
he wtlisscek to determine upon the best plan for
changing she condition OF laborers, keeping in
view agricultural interests and the rights OF pro-
.pretors, the maintenance Of productive industry
and the general good OF the country.
He lays down as the basis OF his policy the prn-
cipe that the mission OF all government is to pro-
tect. Consequently the fears that inconsiderate
resolutions and extreme measures will be adopted
ought to cease. Confidence must be renewed; for
without It the re.estabhshment OF public credit
would be impossible.
The address concludes as folows:-'All may rest
assured that will comply with the instructions Of
the national government, to be untiring in my
Efforts to procure peace, encourage credit, and
pursue fraud, taking care that none OF the great
interests OF the island suffer while act as your
Governor
1nsurgent Assault and Severely Fatal
Repulse.
HAVANA, Nov. 6, 1873.
Omcial dispatches from the Central Department
report that the insurgents, under the command OF
vincentc Garcia, recently made a determined
efrort to break through the trocaa but met with
severe rcpulsc at the hands OF the contra euerias
losing 100 killed.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
Exchange quiet. On the United States, so days,
N
DO. SO a 58 per cent premium; short sight gold e5
3 66 per cent premium. On London, so a 50 per
cent premium. On Paris, So q 80 per cent pre-
MUM.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

seadershfp In the camp Ign. winch was adopted
Alter an address by the O. aairman. commencing
me orranization 20 yir.ue an wisdom IN its prac-
tices and In It's councils. anu usurus Srshe iu-
ture for the party. the meeting. a',ou'nea'
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

A.-Wedding Invitations, Ball Cardss>
Orders of Dancing foreign Note Paper.
JAMES EyERDELL. 302 Broadway. Established l64O-
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
FRANCE.
The President Of the Assembly Elected Unani-
Observation-Disclosures Interpolation
The Question Of Government.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaAlO.

PARIS Nov. 6, 1878.
The Assembly to-day by unanimous vote re-
elected M. Buffet as its President the entire Left
rising as the vote was announced.
M. Leon Say submitted an Interpolation on the
failure OF the government TO order elections to I'LL
vacancies in the Assembly within the time pre-
scribed by law Thursday next was assigned for
debate on the Interpolation
ORGANIZATION OF BUREAUS
The Left have been given majority in six of the
fifteen bureaus.
THE QUESTION OF FUTURE GOVERNMENT.
new motion for q pl66iScite on the form of gov
ernment is to be introduced and will be supported
by many republicans.
The Ministry Did Not Resign.
LONDON, Nov. TO A. M.
The French Ministry has not resigned. The
special despatch to the London Times Of yesterday
announcing the resignation was premature.
Specie in Heavy Flow to tho Bank.
PARIS, Nov. 8, 1873.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
6,0o00 francs during the past week.
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General Enrico Cerate.

From Italy the death is announced, al Brescta, of
General Enrico Cerate. who distinguished himself
In the wars of 1859 and 1866.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

A.-Havana Lottery Official Drawtngs.
on file also Kentucky state Lottery for the Benefit Of
JOSEPH BATES, 196 Broadway, room I.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is, Ry Far, the
be, extant always reliable perfectly harmless and true,
10 nature. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Ascertain Unprincipled Spring Truss
dealers now steal the name ELASTIC Truss and SELF
worthless belts bogus elastic and band trusses t
wire springs sponge pads can't be given away. The.
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6SS Broadway, tncorpo-
rated in 1867, soon Rupture
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

DR.. Van Dyke Cures Skin Diseases.-i
once dpesday, Wednesday, Thursday aud Frtday) No
6 w est sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged Joints, Ale
Diseases Of the cured by DR.. zACHARIE a. UniOn
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Dunviile & Co., Royal Irish DfstAlleries,,
Belfast Ireland the largest hodens Of Whiskey I'M the
world. Their OLD IRISH WhISKEY Is srecomnended by
the medical profession IN preference to French brandy
supplied in casks United states Branch, 5I
Broad street New YORK
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Z.--Hnvann Lottery.
Prices cashed circulars, with full information free
Address T.. Z. DENLlN, Statoner and General Agent
80 Liberty street, New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

L'oR sALE-PArENT OFFICE REPORTS. FROM
lSf9 To 1863, complete, 4S volumes; price onty Sr5
Address q. L., box 3ul2 Post office.
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Havana LOttcry.-We Sold the $780,
in the extraordinary drawing April - Circulars scnts
Information given. j. B. MARTlNEZ& n co.
10 Wall street. Box 4.6s5 Post office, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

THE PkIZE ESSAY ON PHYSICAL CULTURE
L Written tor the National Gymnasvc aud Athletic
Association, by William Wood for sue At !. WOOD'S
eymnastc Academy, No. . East ry.uty.etsbth street.
scnt On receipt Vi s5csat%
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Nigs Toupccs.-G. Rnuchfuss, Prac-
,t.sI We and Toupee Maker and Importer Of Human
Hair Al East Twelfth street, near Broadway, n. \.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-12-06
Gorham.

Gorham. ~.
Thanksgiving passed by with no
unusual festivities. In the evening
there was a social dance at the Cor
ham House, in which goodly num-
Der participated. 1t was managed by
Messrs. Ellis, McPhearson and Jew
ell, who always ''do it up brown"
1t is needless to particularize the
stores preparing TO supply their coun-
tiers with holiday presents. They all
are into it.
The late storms have drawn out
the snow plough OH the railroad.
Notwithstanding their severity. the
passenger trains have been up to time
and rarely failed TO make their CON
nectiunS with other roa'ls.
DR.. Wight is indisposed from an
attack oferysipelas in the fac" though
not SO seriously affected but what
he attends to business.
We are crtdibly informed, and by
one who has taken q late inventory,
that there are tecenty.four respectable
places i'll Gorham where liquors are
retailcd, and not one deceM school
house in town. Progressive Gorham.
1t was 16 degrees below zero at
this place on Monday morning. about
time to prepare for cold weather.
Mr.. w. II. Bishop, conductor of q
Pullman car on this road, found on
Saturday last, wallet containing
money and valuable papers, and re-
turned them to their owner, Mr.. II
A. llonyhton, Of New York, who was
Il passenger on that date. This is Il
feather in the hat of the Co., and an
honor to the young conductor.
All Of the hardware, tinware, stoves
&C., belonging to the late Mr.. III. Z.
Dow, is to be sold at public auction
on Thursday.