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, 1873-01-22
INDIANA.
Special Dtspdtch to Tie Chicago Tribune.

1Sp1ANApoI1s, Jan. 2t.-The ecnato this morn
amend tho Divorce Law so as to require q throo: !:
yoars' Residence. but waa interrupted BY the
bank stoot TOR IL, mqMniopai M pusp0;ss which
for dinnor. Tho discussion was resumed at the
afternoon session, and finally tho whole matter
was referred to tho Committee on tho Judiciary,
by-yeas, 26 nays, 10.
married womon in property. Tho blll, aftor dia-
cussion, was indefinitely postponed.
Tho Divorce bill was takon up. Various
| amendments wore proposed, when tho
mittoo on Rights and Privileges, with inatruc-
| tion to mako wi1ful abandonment for ono year
CAUSE for divorce, and to add two othor causca
-impotenoy and tho conviction after marriage
! Of either party OF o felony. /.
| 4 bill to regulate deaconts 80 US to secure to
| tho widow, In case Of hor subsequent marriage,
| something moro than life interest On tho prop
orty OF hor estate, and to mako 1t her separate
oathtc. After . long discussion. It was indcn-
nitaly postponed.
Tho Houso bill In regard to the amendment
Of tho Constitution prohibiting the payment
OF The canal bonds, was amendodao a. to mako
tho election on tho 18th day Of February.
Mr. Dranham, from tho COMMITTEE on tho
Sinking Fund, reported bin to consolidate cor
tain mortgage bonds bills receivable etc., boz
able mortgage bond Of the State. Tho preamble
finds tho aggregate Of these bonds to bo
917,647, ,842, and Tho bill is to aimplify tho &C.
counts Of tho Common School fund.
The bill from the Senate to submit to vote Of
| the people, the Constitutional amendment to
prohibit tho Legislature from paying the dobt
ohargeAblc on the Wabash & Eric Canal,
WAS changed from the 28th Of january to tho
| 18th Of February.
The House bill to stop payment OF aid voted
to railroads till the road ia permanently located
waa passed By ayos 8G, nays 0.
The House then adjourned till . O'Clock to-
| morrow.
, 1873-01-22

OtNotNNAT1, Jan. 2l.-peter achwab, OF Ham,
ilton,. was arrested, to-day, on a charge Of at.
tempting to improperly influence Government
witnesses. lilo ,saa brought before United 9tates
Commissioner Halliday, and hold in Of 800 batl
to appear for preliminary examination no1t
Saturday. =.
OINo1NNATI, O., Jan. 21.-Tho neglster In
bankruptcy to-day took evidence OF T. sann- l1,
dets, ono Of those witnosBoH who, Joseph Will
iams testlflod last Saturday III tho sohwab case,
waa to share tho 10000 In case tho Government
should lose In tho suit tried last Juno against
tho Plank Road Distlllery. 7. r. Baun-
kers tentifles that In response to an
invitation from Josoph Williams be went to tho
1T. Nicholas carly In May. after the Cincinnati
, 1873-01-22

~ Special Despatch to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yong, Jan. 21.-The Miniaior Of tho
Cuban Republic At London, Colonel Juan Man
nel Macias, after eoJourn Of q couple Of years
in that city, has arrived In Now York. He ssyB
II tho Unitoa etates grant bolligerent rights to
Cuba, England will follow suit nt once, erpo1icy
being to lot this country take the initiative In re-
gard to an island SO near cur shorea. The Lon
don Anti-6lavery Society has caused meetings to
bs held at the principal cities in the United King
dom, at which resolutions were passed condomn-
Ing slnyery in Cuba and Porto Rico, and request
ing the DritiBh Government to tako such
steps as may be, most desirable in
the matter. Colonel Macias says, before
printed many thousand :panphlots, containing
extracts from speeches made IN tho Spanish
Cortea on tho abolition of slavery in Cuba.
Those panphleta have been sent to at the news
papers in Great Britain, while am now causing
others to bo sent from here to all the leading
.journnls In this country and Canada
Colonel b1acins, since 1877, las been working
for Cuban Independence, and has been for many
years undor sentence Of death BY the spanIsh
Government, He waa IN Aid-do-C Camp to Lo-
pez, and agent for the projected expedition to
Cuba OF General Quitmanln Florida md Goorgia.
, 1873-01-22
LOUISIANA.
Note from Judge Elnlore.

NDtB IFufn .tuuR1 1s{1EtUtVs
New ORLEANS, Jun. 21.-W. A. Elmore tele~
Gomlnittoo in Washington, az follows:
In his statement to tho President as publlah-
cd in kilograms thta morning, Attorney General
Williams says: On tho morning Of the 22d Of
November ISl1nore proceeded With an armed
tho hour to which 1t l,ad adjourned. This state
nlent is utterly false Having duly been elected
Judge Of tho Eighth District Court by nmnjor-
ity Of oyor 10000 yotos, commissioned and
sWcrn, I opened the Court without objec-
tion. Thero was no mob present,
armed or unarmed About half an hour after
wards, Judge Dibblo appeared with ex-shorin
Lauyinett, and attempted to tnke posaeason OF
the Court. I tberoupon ordered Harper, the
recognized Sheriff Of tho Court, to o1ect him.
Tiia was dono, and Harpor Is tho recognized
BheriH Of all tho Courts.
, 1873-01-22
IOWA..

DEs MONIES, Jan. 21.-In the Senate thio
morning, the Committee to whom was referred
the resolution relative to Congress regulating
railroad tariffs, reported the Same back, recon-
nending it's pasBnge. Tho chapter Of thu code
on county and township organization was taken
up and an amendment to return to the old Saper-
visor syBtou1 was voteadon An n1nopdmontwaa
adopted, giving counties having population Of
more than u 600 tue powor to appropriate not
exceeding S25 900 for = bridge slporstructurea !;
also, TINT tho Suporviaors shnll, In January OF
each year, select two papers having tho largest
circulation, to publish the proceedings Of the
Board at tho expense OF the county. An amend-
mont WAS adopted, requiring tho Rureties
on County Treasurors' bonds to examine
their accounts four tlmes = year. An
amendment WAS also adopted, requiring Super
viaorB to order An, election for an increase Of
Supervisors, On petition Of ono.foarth Of tho
ty:. Treasurer, Sheriff, and Recorder wore
adopted without change. The chapter relative
to CoronorB WAS amended 30 as to allow q rea-
sonablo Compensation to physioians as exports,
and adopted. Tho chapter on County Surveyor
was tahon up, when the Senate adjourned.
In the House, this morning, the chapter rela-
tive to inHane persons WIS taken up and amend-
ed 30 as to make porsonH having charge of suoh
responsible for damages; also, that no mem-
ber OF the Legislature can bo one OF the
Trustees OF tie Insane Asylum; that dis
once from tho asylum, when the ohaptor WAS
adopted. Tho chapter On animals was taken up,
when the Houhe adjourned.
In tho Rankin Investigation Hon. Charles G..
Nourse appeared a. counsel for Rankin, and
asked time for preparation, which VAS granted.
Tho Committee resolved to summon, President
Wclch, With tho books, at once.
, 1873-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL ITEMS,

Dr.. Deehe's residence, No. 059 Prairie hvonuc,
was slightly damaged BY fire at about half-past;
8 o'clock yeaterday afternoon. Tho 1arneB wora
extlnguished by police officer, and no alarm
was sounded.
4 woman named Ella Wanen, who resides at,
broken In fall while Rotting out Of m omnibus
at tho corner Of Desplaincs and Madison etreeta'
yesterday.
Coroner stephons hold M inquest, yesterday.
at No: 70 Liberty street, on tho body Of woman
named ANN Wachtor, aged "a years, WHO wa4
n %ees s se Se a a3a es
dict Of the jury WAS In accordance with tho facts
In the case.
One OF tho Keepers at the House Of Correc..
ton reported to tho police Of tho Fourth Pre-
einet Station thas ,pElaoner named Charles:
ago, had made hts escape from that institution.
at o'clock last evening. Roundsman Day was.
detailed to look for him, md, after a short
search, found him at tho house Of his wife, on.
Lock streot.
4 consumptivo named Horny sveitzor, who,
bud been suffering from the dread disease for;
soino years, toll dead whilo standing IN front Of
No. 400 West Lake street, at o'clock last oven-.
Ing. Ho had been at work during tho day, and
frequently complained Of foeling moro than ust.
Of age, and has two little children in Freepoyt,
The alarm from Boz G. at 10 o'clock last night;
wan accustomed By tho l,roaking out Of fire in tla
three-Btory brick building, Nos. l67 and 100 Ar.
cher avenue, ownod by William Bartlett. Tho
| fire first appeared in d renr room in tho third
story Of No. 167, which was occupied by con-
1rmed incbriate, and, it is supposed
TINT he kindlod the blazo, ns ho could
eubsidod. The building was damaged about
! $4,000; insurance unknown. Oonlan Spelling.
grocers, who occupied the first floor Of No. 1877,
| had their stock damaged to the extent Of about
$4,000, insured for 81 500 in the National, OF
woro occupied by Mcsore, Waller and
| Smith as boarding Each lost
about 5000 worth Of furniture; no insurance.
| The baBeu1ont of No. 100 was occupied a8 d
| saloon by 4, Hinkons. LoBs, 800 no insur-
ance. Tho first floor OF the same building YVES
also used as d saloon by John White .LoBss,
| $500; fully insured in the Girard, OF Phlladel-
phia, and brenors', OF Milwaukee.
On Monday, m old woman namod Catharna
Cutler, aged between 60 and 10 years, who vas
drinks, was found lying dead on the floor Of .
room In tho miserable Bhanty No. rs
Carroll street. Yesterday tho Coroner
held IN inquest upon her remains
The head and faee were found to be
bruised in such way that suspicious Of murder
mako q post .nortena examination. The County
! Physician performed this duty. Flo discovered
that denth had not been the rosultof any injuries
| to tho head, but had boon csuBed by tho fifth
and sixth ribs being forced through theliyer. The
jury, after carefully examining tho surroundings
Of witnesses, came to the conclusion that tho old
woman fell against tho corner OF a stove, whila
intoxicated, and tho injuries in her side weze
| thus inflicted.
, 1873-01-22

sfoltcs Likely to Eaave q New Trial
Recent ElOmicides-F0sterss Case
Tho Conl Corncr-The Tweed TRIAL
Miscellaneous Local items.
Special D<spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, jan. 21.-The belief is now gen.
oral in loyal circlcs that Stokes will be- granted
now trial, for the one reason that two Of tho
Jurors made outside examinations OF gun
smiths shop aud at the staircase Of the Grand
Central Hotel. A jury in Rochester, on certain
occasion, while out for exercise at the close
OF Testimony, vfsited tho scone Of the homicide
aud tho Supreme Court granted new trial on
the strength Of this circumstance.
The two shocking, deliherate hon,ioidcs that
larc occurred In this city this week, in oonjunc-
tton with tho announcement that tho Court Of
Appeals has refused to give foster, The caE-look
Row, in tho Tombs, in tho deepest gloom.
Foster was greatly agitated to-day whom he
heard that his doom was aettlod. He had d long
and painful intoryiow with his wifo and daugh-
reporters who called. no said to tho t.iler that
1t WAS hard to be ningled out for the gallowa
from among mon who used pistols and knives,
wsss wssea xhe ia IN es only eona On s55snpoFz'
President dowan, Of the Reading Railroad, ie
publishing letters defending his anthracite coal
corner, to offect which 30 la vald to lave bor-
T.
Gowan argues that tho Company, at their new
retail yard IL Philadelphia, can afford to sell
coal at. 95.85 a ton, and make profit OF
$3.50, 900 q year on total salos OF 900 tons
per snnum. To retail . like amount, under tho
cid System, In Philedelphia required thirty
Howard slzowaly says nothing about the cost Of
coal In other Eastern cities. It ts from 8 to 20
per cent higher In New York than ono year ago.
His concession In Philadelphia ia made because
the Legislature Of TINT State Is to DO kept quiet.
l41 tho Associated Prtas]
NEW YORK, jan. I.-ln tho T"eed case, Gar
yey's CROSS -examinatfon occupied tue whole day.
required to work for the county, II le knew
that ho would hayo to go through a course Of
that his (witncsB) Bills were just to create
effect. The witnean explained tho mannes In
which he and Ingersoll made up his bills. These
not not o5 ' per cent & sny my bill dus from rom
tho county. Each bill WAS presumed to bear
tho same proportion Of his claims. OF those
claims only s241 900 waH due from tho county.
No part of sny bill WAS en!rsly true. Tho wit.
nobody saw tho bilis Until % tho " vltnoas rendered
them; he kept them entirely to himself !; tho
vouoho1s accompanied tho warrants for these
bills, 10 got directions from Wasaon how to
mako out tue bllls. Twood'a uamo waA on
some Of hia bills. The prices charged
1 Ts wsEs IL fSS Spa sS II tas as Eli sn
lts own hook to pay election e1penses; witnesa
had no Idea Of concenlmeut In making up hia
bills did not know how many bills wore not
aworn to; many were not sworn TO-; remainder
awearing to ono which was an honeat bill:
the payment Of some Of his bills to bis own
order.
Tho defence wanted to shoH that some Of tho
, 1873-01-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

HAnn1sDuna, Pa, Jan. 21.-The election OF
United States Senator took place to-day The
vote stood in tho Senate: Cameron, IS Wallace,
IL; Wright, i; Marshall, !. In the Houso !:
Cameron, 30; Wallace, 81.
organizations this morning was tho t1nost aeen
for many years. Notwithstanding the sovere
SNOW md raiu-storm the stroet8 wcre jammed.
After passing over the route selected the process
Governor Martrantt was swoln in, md delivered
his address.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 21.-Colonol Quay, OF
Beayer County, has been appointed BY Governor
Hartranft Secretary of tho Commonwealth.
, 1873-01-22
MICHIGAN,

Special Des'aseh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
:. LANSING, Alicl., jan. 21.-The chief nlhttor
before tho House uaH the bill nbolishng citlzens'
moetings in Detroit, and lowing all ordinary
municipal expenditure to DO determined by the
Common Council. Thoro is much e1citoment in
Detroit, because 1t involves tho question OF the
establishment Of park regarding which there is
much antagonism among tho citizenB. Five
petitions Containing tho names OF nearly 900 Of
tho most responsible citizens for and against
the bill were introduced this morning. The bill
wnu uullplu1 CD In Committee OF tho Whole tl1a
afternoon.
Mr. Greusel, Of Wayne, offored proyiso ex-
Guiding the Council from settling extraordinary
expenditures, which was voted down, and tho
bill passed without amendment In tho Commit
tee. a warm contest iB probable hereafter.
Tho appropriation bill for tho payment OF
mombers passed without allowing tho Upper
Peninsular members the extra pay Us usual. The
concurrent resolutionsswas passed asking tho
Michigan congressman to advocate tho eBtab-
lishment Of 4 National Park at Mackinac.
Tho Pou1ological Society is occupying tho
Representative hall this evening.
, 1873-01-22
CALDWELL,

bribery case, to-day, g. s. atillvoli, Of Leaven-
worth, Kan., testified, and
was croes-examinod at length. : .
The witness said l,o intended from the frat to
prosecute thorough Investigation bolore tho
Committco of tho Legislature at Topeka, until
he found II waa not conducted legttimasely.
was present, md only one witnesB at q time.
The witness thinks tho report Of the Testimony
was changed all the way through: The reporter
II e!sss sffe s Rs Ss no ea en
Of enemies Of Caldwell. and tho Speaker, who
appointed them, WAS not unfriendly to Caldwell.
Thoir report waa unanimous againat Caldwell.
Tho witneBs ras not Influenced in bringing tho
that Caldwell had not paid his (olark's) ex-
peuscs.
EDwAnD MANNING
testified that he WAS member Of the Lower
Honso Of tho Legislature, by which Caldwell was
elected. Ho did not know anything about the
aBo Of money to secnre his election knew that
CLARK hn1 money to influence tho election tried
to borrow 81 ,00O from him.
HENRY FORT,
of Loayenworth, testified that he knew nothing
Of any money transactions on tho part OF Ca1d-
wells frionda in the Canvass.
GEORGE Il. sMITu,
Of LcAvenworth, said he never knew or heard
OF money being used to secure votes for Cald-
well.
JOHN l.. pESDEnY,
Of Leavonworlh, testilied TINT Wm. Il. Carson
told tho witnoaa Tint he meant to make money
ont OF this investigation.
THOMAS r. FENLoN,
O Democratic member Of tho lower House, said
that he voted for Caldwell, because ho WAS from
Leayenworth, and q ft man, and there was no
chance Of electing Democrat. 1t WAS the gem
oral tslk in Topeka, TINT money was bcing used,
but he knew nothing OF any improper induce
ments being accepted or offered for yotes On
the day when the first vote was taken, he intro
minister to tho monbera gu oath that their
votes hal not beon and would not ba influenced
by money consideration. The resolution wRs
adopted md about two-thirdB Of the nlombers
luton was TINT the melnbors had taken an oath
when they took thoir aoats, and TINT was "swear
enough." rho yotos OF those who refused to
take tho oath, wero scattering. He introduced
tho resolution because OF the general rumora Of
corruption that prevailed.
Postmaster at LenVenworth, testified that in his
presence Carney denounced Caldwell aud Bmitl,
and declared with an cath That he would oust
tho latter from lis seat He wrote Caldwell,
was given him through personal frlcndship. Ho
displaced hlra. Johnson, widow, before her
term expired. When Carncy threatened to GUST
CALDWELL he said that aix years bolore ho (Oarnoy)
was running for the Senate, and lncked only ton
votos Of o majority; that ho gave Len Smith
sold him out and kept the money, and that Cald-
we'll WAS In the conspiracy
CARNEY
took the stand, and Oroaier asked him II hs told
CLARK that he gave Smith $4,000, Or any other
sum, as described.
Carney-Noyer, ono cont.
Other witnesses were examined, but thor teH-
timony wAB unimportant;
, 1873-01-22
Tctcrrnpfalc UroyIaies.

Prince Napoleon and Ills vito, Princess Cl0-
Tide, visited Quoon Victoria on Monday.
rho report Of the existence Of = new lorse
diaoaso in Now York ls an exaggeration.
Mrs. Mary e. Q. YanHorn, nn Epiacopa1ian,
e50O. 900, the groat bylk Of which ia bequeathed
to charitable institutions In Now York Oily.
Last ovoning John Hohrodor, the Bhorin Of
Grundy County, accidentally shot himself with .
revolver. Ho was in tho act Of c1oaing the Jail
door when tho revolver was discharged BY tho
door coming violently In contao. with It, while in
hia pocket. The bail went downwards In his
right leg Tho wound IL not 30 dangerous as
HeYero.
, 1873-01-22
KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, jan 21.-Tho RepubKcan's special
from Topeka, Kan, says Judge Lowe has arrived
from Washington, and is gathering considerable
strength nbont him. An address was issued to-
day setting forth tho corruption Of Senator Pom
eroy, the popular opposition to him, and several
letters written By Pomeroy and his friends dur
ing tho campaign last fall concerning
the distribution Of corruption fund. Popular
demonstrations against him have boon made at
various parts In tho Btato and Republicans in
atructed to vote sgainst his recollection. Tho
opposition to him will hold a Caucus Tonight.
mud 1t they cannot unite on Governor Harvey OF
Judge Lowe, 1t ia thought they will take up some
.neW man.
4 special to tho Democrat says: Governor
Haryey'a friends claim TINT he is the strongest
opponent OF Pomeroy, while, on tho other hand,
Pomeroy'a friends claim that tho Administration
organization Of tho Legislature, tho State Ad-
miiiatration,, and tho lobby, arc on his bide,
and they can't Hee how ho can be beaten.
A despatch from ParsonB, Kausas, says letto.
feyeiyed there from T%Sps state omeroy
fear of dofaat.
, 1873-01-22

OMAHA, Jan. 21.-Granyillo Hail. Deputy
United Btates Marnhal, and Dr.. Wolf, Deputy
Postnaster OF Nebraska City, wero shot Ut
Wyoming Nebraska, to-day, BY . person namod
Woodso1i, OF Missouri, while attempting to AZ
roBt him.
An item appears in tho Eastorn papers to tho
effect that the Supreme Court Of NebrnBka had
docided that the issue OF bonds by counties aud
precincts, in aid Of railroads, Was void. Tho de-
oislon war that tllcy wero valid.
, 1873-01-22

TT. LOUIS, Jan. 21.--The testimony taken by
tho Senatorial Bribery Investigation Committee,
in secret session lsst week., In Jefferson City,
number Of witnossos wore examined but nothing
directly implicatIng any candidate, far has boen
elioited. It was shown, however, that General
cast III tho CAUCUS, got several $1,000 bills
changed at two Jctreraon City banks for smaller
notes and dratts Of 800 each. payable to the
boArcr, that Colonel Kitchen and ono or two
other parties had large notes changed in sIn,i-
lar mannori that Doris had giyen q man
named Wilson, OF Kansas City, $500 to
asaist In his (DorrtaD election ! that Doris
made him refund 81 100, Senator Easeitestifled
that . stranger came to him, whilo In one Of tho
caucunes, and, after uttlo conversation, loft on
hia desk i paper upon which WAS written $500,
whioh Esnox construed to masn bgibe to vote
tor Bogy,. Mr. Wade, from Scott County, toH!i-
could hayo hia expauses during the winter paid
by voting for DoEriS. Mr. MAllencott. Of st,
, 1873-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

DlIiLH pAsaEU.
Bills were passed for tho protection OF own
ors OF saw mills on tho MisalaBlppl River; for
tho erection Of public buildings 1T Nashville,
Tenn; for Tho sale Of portion Of the lighthouse
reservation ut Fort dratiot, Michigan to enable
tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs tq purchase
certhin improvements within tue Nez Percoe
reservation in Idaho.
FINANCIAL.
Mr.. SHERMAN. from the Committee on r.
nance, roported as MI amendment to tho BILL to
require tic Nntonal Banks to restore thelr capl-
tai when impaired, and to amend tho National
Currency act (said bill being an original bill ra-
ported from tho Committee on the 18th Inst. J,
4 proyiso permitting savings banks, heretofore
authorized by CongfeHB to use the word Ma
tioual " tn their corporate .nano to continue to
do 80.
nfYFERENTIAL DuTIE8.
Mr. MORRILL, (yermonD reported from the
Finance Committee al original bill authorizing
the 8eoretsry OF tho Treasury to refund the diff
fereutIai duties on articles actually On sh!pboarl
in French yesHels destined for tho United btates,
on tho 6th Of November, 1879.
HALAn1Es.
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the Finance Oommittee
reported bill fixing the salaries OF certain oxec
utiye ofloers, with amendments. As amended
by tue Committee, tho bill provides that each Of
, 1873-01-22
EGYPT,

CA1no, Jan. N.-A contraot Of marriage be-
tween the hereditary Prince OF Egypt and =
daughter OF Elhani PAeha WAS signed on tho 18th
met, tho higheat officials Of the Vlce-Regal
Court, and the representatives Of foreign
powers.
Each Consul receivod present Of q Cashmere
shawl and dIomedary. On the 18th thore were
races, and in tho evening grand ball WAS given.
Tho Sultan sont congratulations and honore to
tho Khodivo and the members Of his family.
, 1873-01-22

BAN Francisco, Jan. 21.-Four companies Of
United States troopa, tho OF artillery one Of in
fantry, and ono OF cavalry, started for tho thea-
Tho artillery will take tho field AZ infantry. Tile
total number la about 800.
Inter intelligence from the scene Of tho bat
tie with the Modocs, gives fourteen whites
IT. On In a nn I'm
volunteers will leave in few days, as their term
of aoryioe EXPIRES,
, 1873-01-22
NEW YORK.

ALBANY, N. T., Jan. 21.--In the sennte, upon
nomination for United statea Benator, Roscoe
Conkling received 20 votes: Charles G. Wheaton,
81 Henry r. Holden, !; YIN. II. EvartB, /. In
tho Assembly, Oonkling received o2 voter |;
Wheaton, 20. Tho election In joint session takos
place to-morroM.
, 1873-01-22
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 2l.-BillH wero introduced
to provide that individual members Of Build
Ing Associations shall return their shares to
Bamo III other stocks to authorize Ohio In
suranco companies, doing local business en-
oluHiyoly, to do buHinosa On 81oo, 600 oApital.
, 1873-01-22
GEORGIA.

result of tile vote for United statea Senator In
tho General Assembly to-day. Gordon, 99 |;
staphons &C.; Don, Hill, 81; Fielder, II;
Alderman, IS. Tho indloationg favor the election
OF Gordon tomorrow.