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ST. DOMINGO.

General F.. Garcia Killed i'm Battle-Am-
nesty for Repcntant Insurrcctionists-
Baez and LuPcrOn.
STEAMER SOUTH AMERICA, Oct. 90, 1873.
Just as this steamer was leaving st. Thomas the
14th inst. the Acting Consul for st. Domingo sent
me FOR perusal a letter from Ignaco NJ Gonzales,
Governor OF the District OF Puerto Plata, dated Oc
tober 9, which announced the death on the battle
field OF Fred Garcia, late Vice President OF ST.
Domingo, who had deserted the government with
body OF troops but thirtysx hours before, and OF
the rout OF the insurgents.
The government had issued general amnesty
to all who returned to their allegiance.
Since the issue OF this proclamation General
Crespo and number OF other leaders OF the insur-
rection have made overtures to the government
and at the date OF Governor Gonzales letter were
seeking an interview with General Caceres, COM
mander or the expedttionary forces.
There Is no question but that this last movement
Is abroad, and while be lives there will probably be
no peace In st. Domingo.
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VIRGINIA.

Kemper Elected Governor by the
Conscrvatives-G General Conservative
Triumph in tho state.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Ali P. NJ
The election happily passed OH without any dis
turbance whatever thanks to the precautions
adopted by the authorities and 10 the promptness
with which the row at Petersburg was queled last
night. Returns that are only partial pour
In from all sections OF the State, indi-
eating an overwhelming majority for Kem-
per and the conservative candidates through
out This city, which was Thought to be
doubtful, gives Kemper. so far ~ the votes are
counted over 1900 majority. an increase on the
Walker vote OF 1,130. The ballots win not DO all
counted for an hour vet. The headquarters OF the
Kemper Campaign CLUB are surrounded BY an i'm
mense multitude and cannon are being fred at
the announcement OF each vote. There is a
grand pyrotechnic display and the great
ss! enthusiasm generally PGsSais ALI the
By crowds OF cheering conservatives, and
there has been no such excitement and triumphant
publican headquarters look gloomy. There are
only few negroes and some white men there, all
OF them appearing despondent and cast down at
the disastrous turn affairs have taken. They con-
cede the election OF Kemper by as much as 10, 900
majority, and have abandoned all hope. In fact, 1t
appears tonight as II republicanism had received
its death-b blow, not in Virginia alone. out In the
/ have only few estimated majorities Wash.
ington county. the home OF Colonel Hughes, the
republican candidate for Governor, gives Kemper
1900 majority an increase on the Walker vote, In
1869, OF 500
Petersburg considered hitherto an irredeemable
republican city, gives conservative gain OF 400.
Norfolk gives Kemper s2s majority, an increase
on the walker vote OF 903.
FREDERICKSBURG gives Kemper 241 majority.
The counties OF Rockbridge, Augusta and Shen-
andoah show Increased conservative maJoritles,
while the strictly republican counties show rather
falling or than an increase on the vote oi ls6o II
these indications hold good, Kemper's majority In
the state will exceed the most sangune expecta-
tions OF his party, well as the most extravagant
estimates they have made
Hughes has made bold and gallant fight; bus
his efforts to obliterate all lines OF race and color
have failed Notwithstanding the great assistance
of his COMPANIONS in arms in the Confederate
| cause "a white mans government" has been
elected beyond all reasonable doubt. ana for iour
years Kemper will, In all PROBABILITY, be ~ tts
| head Lake his opponent Hughes, Kemper was o
general ~. the CQ1iederAte oTMIa Ana loR9M under
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The ELECTIONS.
The Tammany Democracy
Triumphant.
County, Judiciary, Cougresdon>a al, sena-
torial, Assembly, Coroners' and
Aldermanic Tickets Elected.
The State Legislature Republican, with
Greatly Reduced MajOrities.

Election day has passed, and, after severe
struggle at the polls, mainly directed and sus-
tanned by the candidates themselves, the
result has, as far as could be ascertained at
late hour last night shown a triumph for
Tammany over the Apollo and republican
alliance. 1t is certain that the democracy as
q whole have achieved an unexpected victory,
not only in this city and county, but also in
the State-electing the State ticket, the Legis-
lature, however, remaining republican, with
but very small majority.
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THE MERCANTILE MARINE.
Herald Special Report from
London.
"A Missing Spanish Steamer
Spoken at Sea.
Arrivals and Sailings OF Vessels at and
from European Ports.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HEnAID has been received from our corre-
Spondent in the English metropolis:-
LONDON, Nov. 4, 1873.
A MISSING STEAMSHIP SPOKEN.
The Spanish steamship Tomas, Captain
Hbinaga from Havana October / for Liver
pool, which was reported as missing vessel,
has been spoken by the steamship Celtic,
which arrived at Queenstown yesterday
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Deal November 4, bark Maggie
u. Oarvill (British), Mcintosh, from Balti-
more for Amsterdam
Arrived at Falmouth November 4, barks
Superbo (Austrian), Tominich, from New
York; Elios (Austrian), Domenico, from do.
Tor Havre.
Arrived at Moville November 4, steamship
Victoria (British), Munro, from New York for
Glasgow.
Arrived at Queenstown November 4, barks
Methusalem (Austrian), Catensa, from New
York; Gina (Norwegian), Jensen, from do.
Arrived at Scilly November 4, bark G. 0.
Whitmore, Starke, from Iquique for orders.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool November 8, Argus,
Zeplen, for Philadelphia; Emanuelo for do;
Guido, Calcagno, for New York; Flotow, for
Doboy; 4th, ship Henry (British), Irvine, for
New Orleans.
I Sailed from Bristol November 4, barks Jes-
sie Boyle (British), Tom, for Pensacola;
Kong Oscar (Norwegian), Rothling, for
charleston.
Sailed from Dublin November 3, Fairy
Queen, for Baltimore.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

BY direction OF the President Captain James
Thompson, Of the United States Army (retired), is
detailed Professor OF Military Science and Tao
tics at the Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
Second Lieutenant George q. Smith, Twenty third
infantry, Is ordered 70 Fort Columbus. New York
harbor. Lieutenant w. s. Beebe, OF the Ordnance
Department, has resigned to take effect the lst
OF January next
dered to the washington Navy Yard. Passed AS
sistant Surgeon Beaumont is detached from the
Kansas and placed on waiting ORDERS Assistant
Surgeon s. O. Brown Is detached from the Pow
hatan and ordered to the Kansas.
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TtLseaAms TO THE xEy YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 4, 1873.
Mr.. Alexander Brogden, member Of Parliament
for Wednesday,, delivered an address before q
trade unionlst society at Darlington last night.
In the course OF his remarks he informed his audi
tors that he had been offered 10000 tons Of
English rails, now lying at New York, for price
&2 per ton less than their original cost.
BULLION FROM AUSTRALIA FOR AMERICA.
The steamship Tangore has arrived here from
Australia with f4S9, 900 in bullion, nearly all Of
which is for shipment to America.
THE BANK STOCK OF BULLION.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day is f27,00O.
- A SPANISH MARINE OFFENDER PUNISHED.
fhe Spanish steamship Murilo, which was seized
at Dover for running into and sinking the British
emigrant ship Northneet when about to leave for
Australia, and recklessly sacrificing several hun
dred lives, has been condemned, and will be sold
to-morrow.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS.
An explosion occurred this morning In fire.
works factory at Lambeth while the employees
were at work, causing lamentable loss OF lie.
Eight persons were instantly killed and num-
Der injured.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather in England to-day is fair
The Chief Justiceship or the Common
Pleas.
LONDON NOV. 4, 1873
The ONCE Of Lord Chief Justice Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, made vacant by the death OF the
Right Honorable Sir william Bovil, has been given
10 Sir John Duke Coeridge.
fright Honorable Sir John Duke Coleridge,
Knight, who has been appointed to ana &C.
cepted the ONCE Of Lord Chief Justice OF
the English Court Of Common Pleas Ia fifty
three years OF age, having been born In the
year 1920. He is the eldest son Of the Right Hon.
Drable Sir John Taylor Colerldge by his wife
MARY, second daughter OF Rev. Albert Buchanan,
ID. d. He was educated at Eton and at Balliol and
Exeter colleges, Oxford, and called to the Bar
IN 1s4o He has served as Recorder Of Portsmouth,
represented Exeter in Parliament and been Solic-
htor General and Attorney General of England. He
Us lawyer OF great emincnce. His latest and
tmost prominent ease has been the direction OF the
prosecution Of the Tchborne claimant, in which he
appeared behalf OF the Crown and addressed the
Judges in Westminster Hall.-ED. HERALD
Specie Shipments for America.
LONDON Nov. SIS A. M.
steamers sailing to-day take $3.50, 600 in specie
for New York ana $4,000 for Canada.
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Later Returns.

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. Midnight.
The ONCE OF Register OF Probate and Insolvency
was warmly contested but resulted in the choice
OF the present incumbent, General Quincy. Gene
raj william S. King, his competitor was on the
regular republican ticket. Both were distinguished
soldiers in the late war.
The vote OF Boston complete was-Washburn,
7.726; CASTOR, 9,114; scattering. so. Total vote,
5000, which is little more than half that OF last
year.
The Journal ONCE at midnight had returns from
31l towns, giving Washburn, 69,426; Castor,
$3.50; scattering, 426.
OF 40 Senators the republicans elect 26.
The House will probably be rhree-ourths repub-
lcans.
In the Senate two to one are opposed to the pro-
hibitory liquor law.
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TELEeRApHIo NEWS ITEMS.

A private letter from Mazatlan confirms the
news that the revolution in Sonora is ended. The
insurgents have disbanded and 15o OF their num-
ber have ned to the mountains.
Considerable feeling exists among the workmen
in Jerersonyille, Ind in consequence OF the on
GERS OF she Penttentary hiring convict labor,
chcaply, outside the state grounds, contrary to .
decislQn oE the Indiana suprema .CQpxh
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

A HERALD special report from Japan, dated at
Yokohama on the 7th of October, supplies the fol-
lowing naval intelligence The United States ships
Lackawanna and Saco are at Yokohama, the Paios,
Monocacy and Ashuelot are still at Yokorka (the
Japanese Naval Yard, about twelve miles from
YOkOhamal. repairlng,
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TElssaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Nov. a. 1873.
General Jouvellar, the new Captain General ar
rived from Spain to-day and landed at noon amid
salutes from the iortincations and men-of.war in
she harbor
He was received by the acting Captain General
and stan, the Political Governor and other military
and civic of1lcers and conducted to the Palace es-
corted by military procession made up OF one
company from each battalion OF the volunteers. A
grand review Of the militia was subsequently held
by the Captain General.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
II is rumored that the rebel chief Bembetta has
Leen killed in the Holguin district.
telegram from Santa Clara reports that skr-
mishes with the insurgents are or frequent occur
renee.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. 4, 1873
The boiler OF o steam shovel belonging to the
Harlem Extension Division Of the New York. Bos-
ton and Montreal Railroad, exploded this morning,
at about eight O'Clock, instantly killing the crane
man, Samnel Brown, OF Chatham, N. 4, and
severely wounding his brother James, she en-
gineer. OF Chatham, N. Y. The fireman, Robert
Laraway, was very severely wounded, and Is not
was q work at shaftesbury. No cause u given for
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Died.

BACH-On Tuesday, November 4, ELIzABErn
BACH wife ofJac. Bach Jr, in the 34th year Of her
age.
Clone Lodge No. 5ss, +. and A. NJ; Cor1nthian
Chapter, No. 159, r. A. M. Morton CommandeFy.
No. l. K. r.; Germania Lodge, No. 13, o. OF o. F.
Mount Horeb, No. T. l. O. of 0. r., are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, next Thursday
morning, at eleven O'Clock, from ST. Matthew's
church, corner Broome and Elizabeth streets.
For other Deaths see Eighth Pdge.l
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 4, 1873.
The latest advices from India are little more
Encouraging.
The crops In some districts OF Bengal are i'm
proving, and, with the continuance OF favorable
weather, there are hopes that the famine may be
averted or greatly mitigated.
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HALF A MILLION RIFLES FOB TURKEY

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 4, 1878.
The Providence Tool Company, which is making
go 900 rifles for the Turkish government. has re-
ceived notice that the Sultan Will order 500,0o0
more OF the same pattern.
The market for printing cloths Is quiet.
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A STEAMER ASHORE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4, 1873.
The steamer City OF Toledo, OF the Bngeman
line, ran ashore at ten O'Clock last, near Manstee,
Mich, The vessel was bound for Frankfort but
found the weather 80 heavy she was obliged to
put back, and in attempting TO enter Manistee
Harbor went ashore north OF the pier. She lies
easy In the sand.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Kings Health Completely convalescent
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1873.
Advices from Honolulu, dated October 1s repre-
sent the health Of King Lunalilo as still Improving
and states that there are no longer any fears for
the safety OF his life.
His Majesty MAKES his appearance in public
datlv
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CUBA.

The New Captain General at His Post Of
Duty-Reception and Escort-Bulletins Of
Battls-The virginius OF the Coast.
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Twenty Years Are Taken from Appa-
rent old age by restoring gray locks their youthful
shade PHALON'S VITAI.IA accomplishes this object
in a few days. PHALON's HAIR lNvIGORATOR for
q dressing.
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ARKANSAS.

Republican Victory Indicated by the
Early Returns.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 4, 1873.
The election here to-day passed on quietly. Re-
turns indicate that the republican ticket elected
1t rained nearly all day.
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ENGLAND.

English Iron and Its Value at New York-Bul-
lion from the Antipodes for America
A Spanish Marine Offender Pun
ished - Fatal Explosion
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A.-Havana Lottery Official Drawings
on fe also Kentucky State Lottery for the Benefit q
Schools OF Frankfort Circulars free
JOSEPH BATES, 196 Broad way, roomz
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FRANCE.
~. ton Of Government Constitutional Pro-
iects Of re Parliamentary Parties-Bona-
partist Strategy -MacMahon's Pros
pect Of an. Increase Of Power.
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PARIS, Nov. T. 1873.
The members or the Left Of the Assembly, at .
meeting To-day, resolved TO introduce an amend
ment to the motion for the prolongaton OF Pres-
dent MacMahon's term of ONCE, requiring denni-
tive recognition OF the Republic.
The extremists and some Deputies OF the Centre
are in favor OF referring the motion to the Com
mittee on Constitutional Laws.
The Bonapartists to-day held o caucus
They resolved to introduce q motion In the
Assembly for pleoisctte on the form OF govern
ment, and decided to make no alliance with the
Right or Left.
Caucus In Cancellation OF the Left-Mac-
Mahon's Term OF Power and the safety
OF the Republic.
PARIS. Nov. 4, 1873.
M. Casmir-Perier informed the Deputies OF the
Left Centre at their meeting to-nighJ that the
Right was desirous OF coming to some understand
ing with them in regard TO the prolongation OF
MacMahon's powers and the granting OF dictatorial
powers to his government, motions for which
would be introduced Immediately on the reopen
ing OF the Assembly tomorrow.
In reply to his propositions the Lett Centre re-
solved to demand in the Assembly that the or
ganization OF the Republic be Immediately placed
on the list OF standing orders.
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A.-Exyptian Hair Coloring-Safese
preparation to grey hair to its natural color No
sediment, stains or posons.
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Dunvijle & Co., Royal Irish Distfllerfosp
Belfast Ireland the largest holders Of whiskey In tho
world Their OLD IRISH WHISKEY Is recommended by
the medical profession in preferences TO French brandy
Supplied in casks cases United states Branch, Oh
Broad street New York
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye is, By Far, tho
best extan always reliable perfectly harmless and true
70 nature. Sold everywhere.
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As n Sta ndard Remedy for Coughs ana
Colds PoRTER,s COUGH BALsAM is acxnowiedged by
all who have given trial the most reliable. II is
particularly adapted to affections of the throat and lung
diseases. Price &c., Soc aud Toe. bottle
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The virginius Driven on Coast.
HAVANA Nov. T. 1s73
The Dtario reports that the steamer virginius,
on the 2sth ult., attempted landing on the south
ern coast OF the island but was repulsed and sailed
for Jamaica.
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A.-Kcarney's Buchu sCures" when
others fail In Brght's Disease. Gravel Diabetes and all
diseases Of Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary Organs In
either sex. Ask for KBARNEY'S BUCHU.
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Augustfn Daly's Theatre, also the
Olvmpic BILL OF THE PLAY" Exclusively dis
tributcd in new Fifth Avenue Theatre, Grand 0psrs
class hotels Circulation lh000 daily Office Evening
Advertising Company" $50 Broadway Best medium for
hnlidaV adYerLisinZ.
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Dyspepsia, Gastralgfa and Dfmcule
Digestion quickly and permanently cured by DR..
sHARPs SPECIFIC Warranted Depot las Eighth
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Ccrns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured with
ont pain. CORN CURE by mall SOC. Dr. RICE, 2S Broad
way, corner Fulton.
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PARIS, Nov. 4 1873.
the French Consul at Cartagena.
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SPAIN.

A Prussian Prisoner Released French Di-
plomacy
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DIR. Van Dyke Cures Skin Diseases.-
Ofce TUESDAY, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. No.
West Si teenth street.
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A~Uustfu nnIvss Th ea

A.-For n First Glass Dress Business
HAT 20 direct to the manufacturer.
ESPENSCHEID, i18 Nassau street.
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sssAFs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. Nov. 4, 1873.
Graud, the Prussian subject VINO was arrested
by the Cartagena insurgents on the charge Of
peing spy from Madrid has been released.
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TURKEY.
The Capital Again Visited by Fire.
TO the NEW YORK HENAIr

CoNsrANTISoPLE, Nov. T. 1873
Another large IRE occurred In this city last
hight
Forty houses were burned
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INDIA.

Harvest and Health Reports from Bengal More
Hopeful
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Euncreal HOnOrs,

Funcreal AOnOrs.
PARIS. Nov. 4, 1873
The remains OF Don Salustiano Olozaga, which
were temporarily deposited beneath the Church OF
La Madeleine have been dIsinterred and will be
taken to Madrid for final interment
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For tho Pfles-Usc A. Wheatfng's Ceics
brated OINTMENT Price rs cents once rs Front
frnef Pack sn.
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Lce ana osner commanaers rns fouownr 49,
Governor. r w. Hughes. .J2s. Z. Kempcr
Lieut. Governor. g. p. Ramsdell. Robt. q. withers.
Attorney Gen.. David Futz. -. r.. T. Daniel
The Legislature has to elect United States SEN
ator IN place OF Senator Lewis.
Another Riot Threatened-Later Resurns.
I RICHMOND Va, Nov. 5--l2 80 An
There was nearly q row at the First precinct, In
Jackson ward, in this CITY, tonight. The repub-
ican judge or elections refused count the voteA
unlessA certain negro members Of his party wersi
present as Witnesses This the conservative
Judges would not concede to, upon which negro
mob endeavored TO- force their way into the once.
The judges then took the ballot box with them and,
under an escort OF police, carried 1t to the neareee
discharge their pistols twice over tine heads Of the
negroes to keep them back The ballot was SUBJ
votes are now being counted in conformity with
the election laws Allowing o large col0re6
majority ma IN this precinct, the conservatives claim
the close OF the war.
There is republican gain reported in Abemarls
servative gain OF IA over the walker Vote. Vote
nity precincts heard from In the counties of.
Spottsylvania, Nansemond, Dnwiddie, Louisa
and Campbell report large conservative gains.
at the Ballard House, openly voted the conserve
tive ticket for which he was hooted by his dusky'
DTeJHTeu, DuL no VlOleuL ucm0nSLraJlOn WAS maQ6.-
few other negroes are said to have voted for tho
conservative candidates, but there are strong
doubts about it.
Norfolk Delighted mt tho Conservative
vicSsary.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 4-Midnighs.
The greatest enthusiasm exists here tonight
the victory OF the conservative party to-day.
Tar barrels are burning, lighting nearly the whole
length OF Morris Isand the Landmark once IL
-
which are addressing an excited and enthusiastic
crowd. Q. b. Dufiield goes to the Senate and Fos-
ter and Taylor to the House OF Delegates. Kem--
per's majority In the State according to estimates
here, VIII not be less than 40, 900.
Alexandria Gives Conservative Ma
tority.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 4, 1873.
O'Neal and Syphar (radicals> haye been elected
to the legislature.
This city gave a conservative majority OF about
200. The county has given . radical majority Of
nearly 800.
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How to Learn Phren0logy.-Thc AM
nual class opens tonight November s. At $50 Broadway
For membership apply during the day.
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Holloway's Pills Invaluable as .
Purgauve The OINTMENT cures rheumatism. Scaids
nnd Burns Depot 7S Maiden lane.
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ITALY.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ConHscation Of Converts to the Crown.
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ROME, Nov. 4, 1873.
decree has been promulgated for the expro.
nnA10R Qk four more c0RHsRtalR thia city,
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Havana Lottery.-Wc Sold the 05OO,OO0
In the extraordinary drawing April "a Circulars sent
Information given. J. b. MARTINEZ CO.. 10 WAL
street. Box L635 Post ofice, New YORK.
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Royal Havana AxOttery.-lnfOrmatAo tAon
furnshed orders hed; circulars sent free applica
ton; spanish bank bills and governments purchased.
TAYLOR CO.. BAnkarx
a al ctr Nav York ritv
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French Consular Relations.
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The Holidays Approachingy N
KNOx's HATS and FURS are in demand Make your
purchases for holiday gifts In advance and money.
KNOxS stores are At No 22 Broadway, In the Prcsco
House and With Avenue Hotel =
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Z.-Havaua Lottery
Prizes cashed circulars with fall information ffee.
Address Z. Q, DKvLlN stationsf a0d QonsrSk Agsak
= 2MReTy lxsst New XQfk
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Imuortnnt to Rupturcd PcrsOns.-TnA
remedy for rupture supplied by tho ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, has superseded All metal trussoss
Boston; a West Fourth street Cincinnati S9 e. Avosa
bogus "eIastic, and band trusses
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breakinr mn OF the life forces may indicate tho
effects OF obscure asecontracted IN early life In
either ease DR. HELMB0LDS BUCHU is tho sure spo-
cac II restores the functions OF manhood and reno
Yates the ennre system II acts upon both tho liver and
kidneys and Justly entitled the Great Diuretc. Get
the genuine All druggists sell II JOHN ?. HENRY.
New York agent.
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Caucus In Cancellation OF tho Left-Mac-
Mahon's Term OF Power and the safety
OF the Republic.