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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
Maryland.
LARGE DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITIEs IN THE COUNTIES
SMALL REPUBLICAN MAJoRruES IN SOME IN
STANCES.

LARGE DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITIEs IN THE COUNTIES
SNAIL REPUBLICAN, MAJoRruEs IN SOME IN
STANCES.
3 BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The returns from the
various parts She state scattering, and come in
very slowly The Democrats carry Baltimore County by
about 600 majority. and Carroll County by about 400 ma
iorty In Caroline County Williams RepJ is electei to
the House of Delegates the Democrats elect the re-
mander OF tho ticket. The Democrats carry Cecil
County by about $40 majority, largo Democratic gain
IL is said tho Republicans carry Charles County by a
small majority on the Legislative and County ticket.
Frederick County elects the Republican ticket, except
for Sheriff. by from to 500 majority ,Woolfords ma
iority in Howard County is 81. The Republicans
claim 10 havo elected member to tho House
OF Delegates this county. The s Demo
cratic majority in Kent County on tho State
ticket is I6O GOldsborough RepD for Controller car
red Talbot County by As majority. Valeaut Rep) and
Seth Und) are elected the House OF Delegates. The
remainder OF the ticket ID Democratic. The returns
from Montgomery County show the election OF the
tire Democratic Legislative and county tickets. Wool
ford the Democratic candidate for Controller has 4Gl
maturity in the county Hartford County gives Woolford
majority of $751; The DemOca ats elect their LegiBa-
tive ticket by majority OF 6iO> 49,
LATERThe Democratic state tlcket IL elected IN Ale
cany County by small majority. The Democrats
elected MoCulloch for the Senate aud one Delegate.
The Republicans elected Delegates and there Is one
still In doubt. In Charles County, Dr. mud (Rep Is
elected TO the Senate and is thought that 5. Thayer
OIepD is elected to the Senate from Prince George
County Queen Anne County has gone Democratic Dy
200 majority. Somerset County, Bratton (Dem.) IL
elected 10 the Senate by y3 majority From the latest
returns U Is estimated that the Legislature VIII stand
follows: SenatrDenocrats 80; Republican,, 3. House
democrats, GS; EepuDncans 10; Dehocratic HaJoriJ
on tuI 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

There is a feeling of disquietude in the Lon
son market and all the stocks have declined American
securities are heavy.
The Chinese Government is earnestly DESTROYS
Of suppressng the coole trade This traffic is carried
with CGba and Peru from the Portuguese port OF
Nacoa, and although the Chinese authorities power
less stop by direct measures they making every
Effort 10 break 1t by indirect means BY surrounding
MIcOa with Gordon Of boats. they nope 10 succeed in
cutting of the supply OF coolies, who are entrapped
there from the interior.
At q meeting in London on the 23d Of Octo-
Der, ST the Offices Of Messrs Cooper Brothers and Co..
OF the creditors OF Mcssrs Clews Habcht Co., the
Liabilities stated at e24239s, while the assets will
drpend for part the results or the quida
son OF MoSsrs Henry Clews Co. OF New-York A dis
charge Of che debtors unanimously granted, subject
he approval OF a Committee OF Inspection. winch
ntcd, 10 consist OF three Creditors with Mr.
Ar;AuE Cooper as trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
THE STOKES JURY.

The frank statement which Lyman Trcmain
made to to the arrest Of
j. Deos Center the eighth juror IN tho Stokes case at
tracted considerable attention yesterday although it
appeared only the rst edition, giving place to tho
election returns in the later In his opinion the
question OF juryboI offenses IN this safely
be connded TO the decision OF Judge Davis than whom
an ADLER or purer jurist isat upon the Bench"
Mr. Tremain claims that Center not only sought
for as Juror by counsel for Stokes but that after lie
had been sworn juror the counsel freely offered 10
allow m TO released The circumstances thes.:
After twelve jurors had been aud az the Court
was about TO adjourn for tho day Mr. Phelps stated In
the hearing Of the judge that he had received nforma
ton In relation 10 the juror Center which excited his
doubts as 10 whether nc a suitable juror Ho added
that he did not wish the remainder of the panel
10 be discharged until he could satisfy himself In reIs
ton TO the character and qualifications OF Center. To
this propoitIon Mr. Treman readily assented and tho
iudge LhcGeupOn announced that the residue Of the
panel mus. appear court tho next morning. In tho
mean time the COUNSEL for stokes had consulted
reter and had agreed that although doubt existed
10 the right of the Dlsrrct-Aoney to set aside Juror
after had boeu sworn in as juror yet - The District
Attorney had treated tben with fairness and courtesy
they would assent Ma request 70 Center The
next morning at TIE opening Of bc Court the District
Attorney informed them that upon further Investigation
ne bad ascertained that Center had neon policeman
and had faithfully discharged thu duties OF his Office
and on the whole nc va, inclined TO accept him as
Juror NJ. Trelnain again expressed hs wincnoa to
dispense with the services Of Cen,er. M Treiosin has
received the following letter from Stokes;
MY DRAu FRIEND. NJ. TIiAAIs: Your kiad letter
received jist previous 70 my departure f"r NY
@ w." hf,, ,, de,artut IA was dc5Irons oi ca
pressing my deep and heartfelt grlttudo Tor AL Joa
nave done i0r ue. am sur, no n9fis could utter Can
po.-lhly convey what feet. hat want You 70 know
i1-i uot uuanorociatyc. G)i knows iwodld masa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
Music.
ITALIAN OPERA-MARTHA.


There was a very lively, pleasant, and care
mi performance Of Martha" last might at the Academy
Of Music with the same cast last week except that NJ.
Capoul instead OF sgnor Campanni assumed the role Of
Iioneiio Tho change was not an Improvement; but NJ
Capoul II satisfactory in this character which his
ettravagant sentiment and unnatural vehemence of
theatrical passion seem entirely appropriate.
IlOnslioi impossible parsonage, OF whom we expect
nsther natural impulses genuine traits of feeling
Csponl Is perfect master OF such dramatic afecta-
tons a. bent lovesick OF the unheroic sort. and
IN the opera Of Martha" he brings them all forward
with great baste aud parade, and the young women ap-
p.aud Them. and look upon the little tenor one
o. the d.ynest of men. Well, it is satisfac-
tory 20 SEE art that is GOOD OF its kind, even
4 the knd not the best; and We must admit that M
ClpOul an accomplished artist, though he is very far
from bang a great singer. OF Nine. Nilsson's Lady
Frefit We have written before. Ii is OF the most
attractive and also one OF The truthful of her per-
notwithstanding alike by the refined sentiment
With which she delivers the tender portions of the
masic aud by the proprety with which she preserves
iBe obarnctr Of the wful and ennuyte Gne lady and
TIE graceful by-play which enlvens every We
have heard the Last Rose Of Summer" indeed better
sung than she sings it--with simplicity and with
more heart-hut never perhaps with more elegance or
course IT WAS encOrcd; but that is compliment always
paid To the song. even when 1t is not won
~ tho singer. The Nancy Of Miss Cary was
sdmrabcor gayety is never forced. her action Ia
Easy Appropriate and sufcieD ty lively, and her share
IN the music cOnsceDtiously and effectively delivered
sg Del P1ents has hardly deep and robust enough
y0loe PiBkeu; but he made up for this deficiency
By capital acting. The quartettes were given with
excellent effect and the famous finale OF the Third Act
soud havo satisfied the most e1acung critic had the
ehlfus only been iairlv drilled.
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THE CITY RETURNS.



started Of frauds the ballot either attempted or ear
rcd into execution, and u was postvey asserted mat
the adherents of Senator O'Bren and NchOas Haugh-
ton candidate for Assembyman 10 the XVIII District
had made all their arrangements for fraudulenty
changing the vote that district for AsSombyman and
Senator in order to defeat Woods and Ledwith. the
TammanY candidates. 1t also asserted that frauds
were attempted in the Id IVth, VIiIth XXlst. and
other Assembly Districts for The purpose OF defeating
the Talnmsny AssCmbiynen and Senators.
The Committee heard "A number OF v illnesses and dis
missed several too frivolous to be worth inycst
CATION formal session will be held to-day by the Com
mittec, when the moro serious Will nc fully
investigated and the Committee will probably report
the result of its investg 10 the General Committee
which holds its regular monthly meeting ths evening
Toe members OF the Kings County Democratic Cen
eral Committee met last night TO congratulate one
another upon the general success Of the Democratic
ticket in Brooklyn and Kings County The most notice
able feature OF the gathering was the statement OF
Hugh Mclaughlin who SAID that Commissioners Palmer
OF the Department OF City Works had sgnited his In
enton TO discharge numbers OF persons in his Depart
ment who had voted for the Democratic candidates lie
spoke in euOgy OF the candidates who had been elected
and said that era had dawned, that the system OF
commissions had been condemned, and that tho prnci
pie OF democratic government hereafter would prevail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06

Gulf states north esstsrIy winSs cloudy weather and
occasional iigis rain IN the SouttAtantc States.
PrOb1bHtttcs.
For the Northwest dininIsht7gs pressure. south-
caste ry winds, and CLOUDY weathev
For tho upper lakes and thence 10 tseSow0T hissour
and Lower ONO Valleys nor'h-eastcTy WINDS, rising
temperature and partly cloudy weatisr.
For the lower lakes. north-e0sterly @inos, ~" Nm'
perarure. and generally clear weather.
For ne EastSyn and Middic Sl1tes 7orsassrfy 1-'@N
Toner tenperature, and generally clear we-Ehsr
For the Ohio Valley, Kentucky and Teanessee bghs
variable winds. folio we'd by rising tcmfSratur1 Ana
partly cloudy weather ,...
For the Gulf states soulhoasterIy winds, cloudy
weather, and occasional ram
For the south Atlantic states nOrtheasteriv Winns,
cloudy weather, and light rain near the coasts.
Reports missing rom the SOnih-WeSt and Dsexon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
OBTTUARY.
nKIGADIER-GEN. DELAFIELD.

Bfigal,cr-Gen. Richard Delafeld of the En-
rneer CORDS died In Washington Tuesday night. He
vas native Of this city. and entered the Military
Academy at West Point in 1914 He Joined the Engineer
corp and advanced through successive grades 10 the
rank OF MOTOR in 1853 when he appointed superin
ondent Of the Military Academy an Orice he retained
uat isl5 During the Crmean acting under orders
from Jefferson Davis, then Secretary of War. he pro-
ocded 10 Europe N company with Gen. Mcclellan and
pa jof NOTjcc for the purpose OF obtaining informa
regard 20 the military service in general and the
el4nges which had been made in modern warfare He
aie sn elaborate report, accompanied by maps, giving
IN account % the siege operations at SebastopOl.
and describing several great fortresses of cout-
rental Europe This report, which made a large volume,
vas printed Ivy order Of Congress In 1855 Major Della
field was rcappo!nted superintendent at the Military
Arsdcy and Continued 10 hold that position until 1851
s advanced age united hiIn for service III the field
during tbs civil war; but ne the Federal cause ali
ae aid hr could. and IN 1854 was promoted 10 be
'Bs,dior General. In 1865 he was commissioned Major
General by boyet and the year following retired from
no ervice The General was ono OF five brothers, al Of
saon have reached advanced years aud attained prom
t-cnoe ia yaTiOds Walks " ne
OBITUARY NOTES.
The Right Rev. John Early. ID. d.. the Oldest
B,hOp Of tae Methodist Episcopal Church South died
yesterday at Lynchburg Va. lie was born In virginia
i7s5 Joined the Conference OF that state and became
o. secretary Of Conference Presiding Elder' auu ee
VI the General Conference. At the Oenera 'oh
rence Of l&Gthe FIRST held by the separately organ
Nd church OF the sOuile was app0luled bOoA AH"t'
Aad held shat once until elected Bishop, M lo34 ~ -
ad biD that Traveller. reyiyast, ana syse
tiesoaer he had few equals in the ministry oil inc
s'lthen Methodist Church.
Hepry r. Tracy, "A Boston journalist, died In
& aat cIy yesterday He was formerly connected with
ea New York and Washin stOn press. and recently
va its BJSfgI Herald. E8 ~ his iebh car. al
-4i zl.441sI DrgInigeace ~ bis proies4iOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
EEsEzTEzZESEzkl
DIED

ACHgsON Taia, the ih inst Dr. James Io~Oh A,hrDo
The res yes a1d rsl Of the fany Auan Of N. Ui
ver City OF New-York All the nnbe Of the Medical Asso
f a5sl 90 S5@o on ba, SdS g. At o. lo % late S
ience. No. % FOurhst, Brooklyn. t. D.
ATKSSoN0n Tuesday Nov T. 1873 James Atkinson in 'ho OH
Ra.yes and friends Of the any sud bis brother
attend the iaul from h ,r residence No 45l haf' Brook
lTu on Enday, Nov. Z. At ii la.
clsco-on Tsr.iay mSrnns Noy l. Ja B. CISCO ,,.., ~ or,
residence Is hanson place, brooklyn On rdaTia' TIA
CLARK-At Mondi, the 81 inst Le"is
Gor g.. Car '9Gi 81 ' . a.si % p m the o
pal Church sp,AI a. H. FYa 10Y; 'Sdrls' % ..ns
IT. Return train to hen-rork, 5Jj.
CEookEoa Tuesday orni9s q, S see:. Bsn
The relatives and family respectfully invited 70 attend
the THURSDAY, o'clock At The above residence
DELAfIBLD- MajorGener Richard Deahs ao omsI Of
Engineers ). A., bis rAdenee, Washington d. o. IA "a" 'o.
Nonoe Of funeral hereafter.
gARLEAt hi, residence Red Bank New Jersey Nov J. 1873.
The funeral viii take place THURSDAY NV g. at L O'Clock
boat connecting with the NewJeey southern Railroad esys. pier
. GE' ran. the next morning at Os RELATIVE,
y.ted 10 attend wshout further notice.
gIIs-At RoyNe l., Nov T. Abraham Kills agei 65
Relatives and friends Of the iam are italy invited 20 ..eas
~ carnage, win be IN waiting Valley
E l. r. r. II o'clock "heh.il..
6AaGANn Brokyp Nov Margaret tho beloved daughter o'
r aa i se. n sni cDa Of be fu are respectfully
from her late residence 27l Go't on rhaiaI after
GORDoN-At the residence OH daughter L. p Fuller Kent
Conn Oct 80 Sophia g. Gordon "do~ Of the late Res Fe' "f-
don. aged 70 wears.
GRADY-Mrs Grady in the 56th year Of her
invited 10
funeral 6ls Pac6cs-. Brooklyn on Ihuriay. Nov T.
HOYTSnleny Tuesday T. 1873, Sarah HOyt vie Of
David Hoyt. in the j3i year Of her
The relatives OF family invited 70 attend thc trsi
from residence No Ia2 Bast FOrsIihL On FnhsJ NE
7th inst, at 4 p
LANE-ou Lane aged 30 native Of GaISai'.
ireland.
His friends and those attend The funeral
from MS residence HfhaTe. and Twenty so0gdst,
Brooklyn on Thursday. at = O'Clock D. ~
Hudson sadenlT. Monday evening"
Nov. 3 Frances H. Lasak. daughter of y. ". lasak. -
Fauer fathers residence Friday h INST ~ IL
oI 0lsoh River Road LEAVING FhrteIh
thatda Fuen OF tue lamy invited TO attend With
further notice.
MILLgR-SOv g. 1873 Lizzie dhushr Of D. D. ,ni Elizabeth Mil
eni. o family respectfully nvseJ he
parents l93 Jat Brookn Friday atS Ssoch
STASSB RYAt residence IIaeon y. L. Tus-sy Nov
Edward A. StansbaY IN the 9th year OF his age.
1h- will place Friday Nov T. at ~
a.
Vermont papers please
YgLyERToS-In PARIS. sept 30. sner Illness Mr. Ben1
ielycrlon.
The friends relatives family respectfully .ens
funeral from Church Of he Holy 1nnity fortv
Madison this tfhutsda y oock
IN, m be- kel TO fOuhAecpc foe iuenent by l0s5
a.
whISn Brooklyn. rueisy monnz, Jane Ktag ~ios Of
LOUIS Walsh
.rs Of the f,mr invited seod the sersi %
Thniir Nov g. Al ocook the Of her @eshrs
Mrs. bling, 80 Saest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
AN RxrRAyAGANr SECRETARY,
TIE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

Assistant Aldermen ThOrnell, Simonson,
stask and Others making preparations to defeat
the resolution approprating s2ooOoo to the Industrial
Exhibition Company. The Special Committee appointed
10 receive citizens and hear their Views either for VI
against the appropriation will SIT tomorrow IN the
chamber OF the Board Of Aldermen 10 is said
that "a number OF the members are making combina-
ton to pass the resolution. aud exciting debate Is
expected at their meeting on Monday next.
L. McMurdy ,lagent OF tho Industrial Exhibition Co.
has written letter for which the Company Is not re-
sponsibe, In answer 90 Mayor Hayemeyers message TO
me Board OF Aldermen. He carefully answers every
charge made, aud expresses Wish 10 meet the Mayor
and discuss the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06

on the sist and Immediately gave chase. The fill
buster put on all stcam and mace for Jamaica, hop
ing to find refuge in British waters.
In her fight she threw overheard several horses,
and used portion of her cargo for fuel. But the
Tornado caught up with Der at 10 p. m, near the
Jamaica coast, and she surrendered with all on
hoard, not one of whom escaped. Among the pris-
oners are Che we'll known insurgent chief Bembetta,
who was reported killed few days ago. brother of
Ccspedes. q of Quesada, Senior Jesus del SOL and
other important pers0nages
The prisoners have all been brought before a COM
potent tribunal at Santiago and being tried
as pirates.
There is great rejoicing in Havana over the news.
The streets aud houses are decorated with the ma
tiOnal o)ors and subscriptions are being raised for
testimonial TO the officers and crew of the Tornado.
The LegGiiIad, the leading organ of the Republi-
can party here to-day publishes letter addressed
to Captain-General Iouvellar. protesting against
the attacks OF the Conservative press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
mAJoRrTHs FOR SENATOR by TOWNS.

This majority with majority OF % in the other two
committees composing the IXth Senatorial District, elects
Robertson as Senator by majority of 2,392
For Civil Justice Of the Xth Judicial District Of
the city and County NewYork comprising the towns
of Ktngsbrdge Morrisana, and West Farms, annexed
10 York. II s presumed, by the vote on this ques-
tion John Flanagan Of Morrisania was elected by a
majority OF $50 With two exceptions, there was
decided majority given in favor Of annexation Of the
towns Of Kingsbridge. Morrsania and West Farms TO
the City Of NewYork
The following additional returns have been received
KrscsBIuDGK. Secretary OF stlte-WIilers, 2oS (;
Tnayer lC6. Justice Sdpreme COMi-Glbert, IA " ms
iov % sherh-Bussng 22O; Carpenter. "a sIiesister
lard IsG Archer, 157. County Ccrk-251; no OppOsl-
t,on Member ASsc nbly-Caadwell. 5OO wilson, lOj
C,yi, Justce-FlanagJD. 1877; Angel, ia
EasTcuEsTFR-SecretarY OF state-Wilefs, 555; Indy-
or ,0B Justice Supreme COurt-'ilbert 800; Nln@l0w'
IN sheriff Bussing 500; Carpenter, SOD Regster-
Eard 5jl: Archer 5Ol. County ClerH-snth, l0i2
mo opuo.uOn superintendent ~ Poof-Pnlmer' 5y2 {;
Kuapp $50 COrOner-O Mara, ~; Young, on. jas
ice OF .essions-llowe, 53J; 81 knan' 900 Memoer :"
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, So wight, BIZ ~
WEST fAH4s-Secretary ~ state llers 10 mayer
lji Justice supreme COgrf-Ghcrt, 81; MinrloW; z's
! sberG-Eusslng 637; Carpenter, 52G f,gstcf-b.rd
$50 Archer l9l Member 0f Assembly -CanluWeIt "a
Wilson $50 civil Justice Flanagan, 81 Angel 40
! WEsJCHEsILR.-Secretiry OF Sfse-Nlilero, -, 40
Thayfr, 255 iJusticc Suprcme COurt-SHbtI li ntua
low 227. Sherd-Bussiug, 40 Carpenter, 3"S' Honp'
| OF Assembly -bauldwell, 4JJ WILSON 9S'.
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LATEST SHfP NEHS.
FOR other Sasp Ne,aS see Th,rd PdG,

FOR other snip Ne,as Th,yd PdGsi
ARRIVED
Steamship Washington Chase Liverpool 81 dsys s ni 70 W.
Steamship Chesapeake Mangm Port,a with mss na
T. Ames
Barn Ainsdn Sor) ousEcD stivaperr ~ isys ballast
Bark stella (o Grecnwich Mitchell Pemlnbgo - DAYS VITA
mgaL
Bark Anna O7ad (fta) Carriro Hull 70 DAYS bsll4st
Brig Atlanta tNorD MOI. Dabln 42dars, In ballast
Sch Beu +. Bess Mason GegbCra D. c. 10 s With llab>r
Schi Bunle;t Brooks Charleston days wh nlg sto.f
DOMESTIC POTTS.
CHARLErON Nov JAfused scamgp Equator, 1n Pha-phist
brig Ai1eu Pierre. fgne sni H. A. DcviLs
SGr steamships Charleston Tor neEiOrs f,leos for
Baltimore
MosRor 5p.sse ou., bark Irene for Cori
for Havana Sailed brig sautIn for hrvfogk
SAVANNAH Nov. 5.-Arnyed. steamship ,nc Tor Bsmop
G-l-sl. brig ". H. Parks Tor Barbados.
Nov 4.-Ar1yed steamship Ned' from WON. bark
E.cor. big Mary q. Roswell from PHI sdsp0a
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VIRGINIA.
KEMPE2'S MAJORITY IN RICHMOND 1GlG-coN-
SEgYArIVE GAINS AND LOSSES.

KEMPE2s MAJORITY IN RICHMOND 1,GlG-coN-
sERvArIyE GAINS AND LOSSES.
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-KemperS official major
fly Richmond is 6l6. His majority in Norfolk is S2i,
a gain over the Walker vote OF 900 Full county re-
turns come iu slowly that have been received
IA compared with tho vote for Walker and Wells IN
1869, show tile following gains and losses:
Rockbrldgo County. Conservative loss GO; Warren.
Conservative gain, 259 Washington, (iugnoSS tRepJ
bome Conservative loss, 2l3 Shenandoah. ConserNa-
tive gam 4CS; Hanover Conservative loss l9; Smythe,
Conservative gain. ~ Elizabeth CITY aud County. Con-
servatye gam 429 Fduquor, Conservative loss, ly2
Ifenrico COnst Iyave loss, over 1906 N0taway, COnscr
yayc gain IS; Prince Edward, Conservative loss, lb1
Nythc, Conservative GAIN III tnsamond. COnserla-
tive gain, 3u Caroline Conservative loss, % Cu
pepper Conservative loss, 267
The cities are rs follows:
Richmond. Conservative gain. 1870 Petersburg Con
seryatlye gain, 7O9 Norfolk, Conservative eain 9S.
The aggregate Conservative gain 80 far as heard from
is A45 and loss l132 Judging from the incomplete
rcturns there will be but little change in the Lagisl
ture which two-thrds Conservative ON joint ballot
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Democrats. 10 Republicans, and Independents, and
after Jam 1874 when the Board VIII be constituted
under the provisions Of the charter, Will stand II
Democrats, &c Republicans, and Independent. The
official returns may change the table in one or two
instances but it is doubtful nearly every election
district has now reported
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WISCONSIN.

The DIAfoCEATIC-LIBERAL MAJORITY FoR GOVERNOR
IRON 5000 10 10000.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.--Returns to-day and
Tonight do not materially change the estimates sent last
night IL is only question Of how much Tayiors tLib
DemJ majority IS. The Democrats, Liberals, ana Re
formers still claim 5000 10000. whilc the Republicans
cuncede only 5000, the senate IN nearly ue' WIN
majority in the Assembly.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The latest returns
trom the Minnesota election gives Davis Rep) from
40 10 1000 major n.y. Dixie, the farmers candidate Tor
state Treasure probably elected By small majority
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THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

sKIZURE OP GERMAN MERCHANTMEN BY SPANISH
VESSEL.
LONDON. Wednesday. Nov. s, 1873.
Madrid dispatches report that the Spanish
Goyernment has adyoes Manila Of tho capture by
spanish steamer, those wators Of two German
merchantmen having board part OF their cargoes
1000 rifles Intended DO sold TO Malay pirates The
news created excited feeling Government cir
LIS AT NJ lhrll
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DOMESTIC MARKETS..

smwORts,-s 5Four good demssd sales Of rrcss.
Rrtra 81 25GSS so, Family s9A$9 10. Corn dill, ss II
Mixed 7ici White at 7Jc O,is quiet az 52a5S Bran dull
81. Hay dull and OFer; sales Of Pame S22 Choice "a Pork
offering S5 80 DrSated MesSbogtsr dalI a. 7e
Bacon n sales 81 Shoulders TIE; Clear RIB SIDES
7c, Char side 8dS HGu-No demand. Lard bus
only local demand Of TisTee S@e Keg Zoe saEar-
No boasses quiet. Fair 5O0J2, strictly Pnme.
$1,000 wnsEy at 95c and sales Of Cincinnati a. 81 OF
Coffee sold 22U23i4r Meal - 30. Uoii 1860
1862; Currency l03a0IOi premium RxhaDgo-SsBz Bank.
1872 NeS-iork sight. 2Iaa3 per premium
N. rIrpeatHe quiet
Rosin qe 81 40 for Strained - 60 or low No 81 60 for Ne
~ 10 for Low Pale Crude TapentDe steady 81 lot ~ or
Yellow DIP and 81 40 fsr Virgin. Tar dali At 81