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Tho Congregational Commercial C0n-
Y4Ml taa1k.

sr. I4or1H, May 10.--About 1870 members Of
CongraAs l!iHvo ncceptol tho invitation to attontl
tho Congress,onal Conference to bo hold bore
uext week. Every Stato in tho Union will bo
represented, except ono or two, md thoro Is rea-
son to balieve much larger number Of mombora
from tho Eaatorn. States would hayo accoptod
woro It not for the reports put In circulation
thut the conferonce was intended to embrace ouly
Congressman from tho Western and Bouthern
Btatos. Iheso reports are entirely with
out foundation In fact, anil arc mis-.
tho Conference. An invitation has been aont to
eyory monlb6r ot both branches Of Congress, and
tho lntouton waH that the gathering should
fully represent tho Congress- and Government OF
tho United states. No action ia expected to ho
taken by tho Convention, nor will any proposi.
ton bo submitted to 1t requiring y. .voto dosgued
, 1873-05-12

New YonK, Mny 1o.-Tho London pspors con-
taiu tho particulara Of tho complete satisfaction
given by tho Dominican Government for the in
suit offered to the British tlag in Fobru-
ary Last, when throo political refugees
wero talecn by forco out Of :. tho
Vice-Consurs house ut Puerto Plata
Uuder tho don,and and threat 1nnlo by
tho commander Of uor Majosty'a ship Niobe,
at liberty, and that tho Govornor rohoist tho
Consular flag and fire u salute Of 21 guns, all Of
which was duly done, and gives gseat satisfae-
ton to tho foreign residents Of tho island.
, 1873-05-12
GREAT BRITAIN:

LONDON, HAY 10.-Fire was discovered to-
day OIL tho British iron steamship Agincourt.
The compartment III which tho tlro originated,
was Hooded. Tho extent Of the damage is not
ascortained.
The official inquiry into tho loas Of tho stoam-
ship Atlantic was opnned to-duy In Liverpool.
Ismay, ono OF tho agente, toatjaed that sho loft
port with g93 tons Of coal, and provisions for
tfty aaYS 20 et a, enG captn a. ntGroG
gerry uoterlety, had another examination to-day,
III tho Mau.ion House. ltlB anid they wlah
10 turn Quoon's ositlenco.
, 1873-05-12

Special Dtspatch 70 TIC Chicago TribNnt.
DEL1E CENrnE, O., A1ay 10.-A torriDlo torna-
do passed through this oaater, part Of this vllnye
yesterday morning, commencing In tho woods u
quarter 81 mile west Of tho town, touring large
trees up by tlo roota, then passing through the
houses, two good sized shops, taking tho root
on tho now Il. =. Church, tcaring down part Of
tho walp, moving the largo Rchool houso OF ita
foundationa, and othnrwlso fnjur1ng several
othor houaos moro or losa. No one WaA SERIOUS
" injured. Tho loHa Is estimated at $40, 600.
, 1873-05-12

New YonE, May 10.-The Vtonna crisis WAS
local iu its character, and grow out Of dsaatia-
faction in regard to some security p1aced on the
market by tho Rothachilaa. Private ndyioea
state that tho military waa called out, and tho
Bourae closed for throo lays.
VIENNA, May l0.-The Prince Of Wales will
leave for posth Tomorrow, accompanied by
Prince Arthur.
Bovarnl prominent bankors Of this city havo
arbacrbod $4,000, 900 florins to case tho stock
market, and the Austrian Minister Of Finance,
by an arrangement with tho National Dank, has
inoreased tho sum to 20, 000,000.
, 1873-05-12

BALTIMORE, h1ay 10.-Daso-ball: Baltimore
Z, phila,so3phin, 4.
New Yohx, May 1o.-Tho baso-ball match bo-
tweon tho ool!ogo nines Of Yalo and Prlnceton,
q scoro Of y to 2. OF tho i've games thus far
played, Yale has won two mud Priuceton throo.
DuFFALo, N. r, May l0.--In tho pigoon-eboot-
ing match loro to-luy botwoon War1 OF Toronto,
killed. 10 single and AZ double; Johuron, Al su-
glp aud 81 double,
, 1873-05-12

Special Dtspatct to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 10.-0ov. Thomas 4. Hem
drio!lB, Of Indiana, haa accopted~the invitation
Of tho Committee Of Arrangements Of tho Chi
cago Juliloo to be- their gslost at tho musical
festival i'll. that city during tho first wcck III
Juno. :.
spnrNar1E1D, May 10.-qov. Doverldgo will
attend lilo Chicago Jubilee IN Juno ncxt, having,
accepted Hi invitation to become tho gusat of
tho Committee OF Arrangements.
, 1873-05-12
ITALY.

LONDON, Alay10.--A dispatch from Rome aays:
"Tlo ropo waa too i'll yesterday to receive q
party of pilgrima from France"
New YonK, May 10.-It is reported tonight
that Archbishop McCloBky haB cahlo telegram
from homo announcing the death Of the Pope.
hut it ID not known whether the report bo truo
or falae
, 1873-05-12

BALTIMORE, May 10.-Hollolan waa to-tlay
aontenced to DO lAnged tor tho murder Of Airs.
Lan,poy. Tho caao OF Nicholson. his associate.
goes to the Court Of AppealB Oh a bill Of oxoop-
uona.
Nav YoRE, May 10.-Juago pratt today
donicd tho mot ion for stay Of proceedings In tile
case Of Nixon, sontonoed to bo hanged On Friday
next.
, 1873-05-12

NEw YoRK, hisy 10.-Arryotl, steamship.
Anglia from Glayyow and Wosor from Dromon.
The 0ceanic, which lott to-day for Liverpool,
returned to port owning to q alight aerango-
mont of tho machinery,
BouruAMrroN, A1ay 10.-Arrlyea, tho stoans-
ship baltimore from Baltimore.
, 1873-05-12

NEW Yonx, May lO.-A Waterbury, (Conn.)
dispatch stated TINT a brokon rail caused .
freight train on tho Hartford, Providence q
FlGlGil Railroad to run off the track yesterday,
near that city, and George q. Bradley, conduo''
tor, and Albert NJ. Butts, eeoton-mastor, were
killed. Three others wore seriously in1uloa
, 1873-05-12

HAVANA, May 10.-Intolligoneo from Panama
to tho 9th statcs TINT tho factions confonding Tor
authority aro atill in opposition, and there has
boou Horao fighting botwoon thon. ;, :
CARACAS, April 2o.-Guzman BIauco was unan-
irnoualy ro-elocted President Of tho republic.
Hiu Inauguration will tn1o place on tho 9th inst.
, 1873-05-12

BEg1,N. bIay 10-lt il denied that Gen. Man
toutIol will 10 appointed Ambassador Mt Paris,
upon tho evacuation ot Fronch territory by tho
German troops.
, 1873-05-12

Yreka saya lilo Moloca aro known to 10 ont OF
tho I.aya-bois md tloo!ng to tho Gooso Lako
country. Tho Warm Spring Indians and several
scouting parties aro In cloHo pursuit. Six mon
from Yreka ago Oh tho trail Of Bogus Charley"
, 1873-05-12
CHIEF JUSTICE CHAGE,

!; THE FUNERAL IN NEW YORK. -,
NEW Yon1, May 10.-At @ o'olocl, this morn
ing tho renains Of tho late Cl1for-Juatico Ohaso
wore removed from tho Residence Of William, &.
Hoyt, No. Woat Thlrty-tl,tr<} alrcet, where he
died, to st. deorgo's Church, atuyycsant Hquaro,
tho Row. Dr.. stopllon II. lying, Noctor, wl1ord
they remained IN state from thu opening Of tho
odiflco ut o'clock, until o'clock this after-
noon. Tho caakot In Which tho remaina rcat la Of
rosewood, orna,nentad With ulvor moldfnga, aud
laviug 1naasfvo sllvor handlos nt tho head foot,
aud BlGB. Il ia ornamonted with wroath
Of dolfcato. wlito aud tuto rosos, md a
cross Of w1ito flowers roBt on tho lower
ond OF tho lid. Tho dais On which tho
caBkot rcHts is hoavily s1rnped In black, caught
up in threo fcatoons Oh tho ellos, from whicl.
depend aa uauy black yolyot tasaola. Tho head
Of tho coffin is pacel toward tho outranco Of tho
building.
public who doslrod to view tho ronaains was
through utdo door. thoncc to tho cha1loel, Pass-
lug down tho contro alslo on other eido OF tho
daio on Which tho caB1sot rosts.
Early as tho church doora woro oponod, tloro
was d row Of carriages In front containing ladioa
and gont1amon waiting adtnittanco' to talso
look at tho faco OF tho doal juriat. During tho
forenoon oarra8oa drove up to tho church door
In almost continuous line, from which issued
who passed through tho church, tool. d look at
tho features OF tho dead, aud quietly drove
away.
There wore 100 policemen preaent to preserve
ordor n1,l place neopo III line 10 that no rush or
unsoomly soono ln tile church alloslld talo place.
at ono sido tho entrance to tho church waa
closed, and no moro pcop}o were admitted, md
! es soon as those inside paHscd out, tho front
doo,a .ynra olonaa :,
Tho following arran6omont6 1or tho tuhoIat
cefeHpulea WeIo 1nauot n;tet coAHu4taI4oA WILL
shu AtAonAo "a kAo uoeqaeIa' -, ~ .,
, 1873-05-12
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AAYTI

ponr Az pn1SoE. May Am extensive con-
t1agration occurred hero, which destroyed 160
louaos. Six persona wcro lillud.
, 1873-05-12


:. PAn1s, May 10.-A Dayonno dispatch Gays that
tho Spanish troops In tho Province Of Diacay
have not boon paid for Bono tmo, aud have
nut1nied.
MADRID, May 10.-Hoinforoomonts hnvo boon
sent to tho Spanish troops Mt Navarro Tho off,
cial report Ut tho engagement with Dorroguay ut
Navarro says that six Republicansworo killed and
III wounded. Another account placos the num-
Dor Of killed alono at 200.
MADRID, May 10.--saballs, tho Cai1iat leador,
recently shot doad ono Of his ojlicors who, 1o
learnod, was about to surrender
a sorero conflict has takon place botweon tho
Car1iBt band, undor Don AlpAongo, and tho 1lo-
publlcans, resulting in tho total dofoat ot tho
former. Sixty-dyo CarliBta were killed, and
many wounded.
Information has been received at tho War
Once Of tho dofoat of tho CarlistB In d number
Of small engagements.
sovoral priests havo .bcon nrreated In Madrid,
On tho Charge Of advocating the cause Of Don
Carlos.
MADRID, May 1l-Evoning. returns Of
the voting to-day il Madrid and tho provinces
for tho Electoral Duroaux nro in favor Of tho
Federal Republicans.
LONDON, May 10.-Tho CarlBt Committee fn
thia city, report Don AlphonBo in front Of lgua,,
lnda, Sabnlls hoforo hianresa, aud TriBtany ut
Rono, oach With d largo forco.
, 1873-05-12


PHILADELPHIA, A1ay 1o.-Tho Bar OF phila-
bo1tting tho death oi 6hiot Jaatico olaso. @ '''''
co1.uMpus, O., May 10.-At q mooting Of tho
Pr of aa oho Il r aS g9prs~s oosan a
and q. o. Goddnrd, Of GAINESVILLE, Secretary.
Thurman, q. N: olls, Thomas owing, ". Il.
ml.too. on Resolutions to oSpresa tho aonao Of
tho Ohio Bar Oil tho dcath OF Chlof Juatico
Chase, to report Mt mopling Of tho Bar to be
hold In tho Supreme Courtroom on tho 1Atl
inst
C1No1NNAr1, O., May 1o,-A bar moeting Mt
tho United statos Court-roonl to-day, In rospect
to tho memory OF 0hiof Justice Chase, was
largely attended. Tho courtroom was drapod
il mourning. Judge Swing, Of tho United 6tstoa
District COURT, wan appointed Chairman. Judgaa
Courts were appointed Vico-prosideuts. A Com~
% whoso molnbers M were tho Hon. " 3. drooaleeE,
cx-seorotary Cox, stanley Matthew's nufnB ling,
sn1 Judge INT. A',lrossoa were lnnto BY judge
I3ali, Juago lluntlloy, Judge Whitman, George =.
puHh, aud otlors, 4 memorial of respect to his
mon.ory WAS ndoptoa, together with q resolution
to aond copy Of this trlbnto to tho f4miy Of
may ho lai,l IN .l,u caufn cemetery hu lid mucl.
to estabiis 1asr tho city of a homo, which roeo9-
n!zes tho fall .peasuro Ut ha worth III tta most enne
cItlxsu.
lilo Hon. 1Ionry stanborry said lo had boon
Judge Chaao's personal frlond sinco hotl woyo
yollng. lilo ua.a although for many years
oHtraligotl in political oplnions, yot mover for
moment did tlat difference disturb our social ro
lationH. TIC said, again, thoso in QUO monument
OF his industry and ability which, as 1t waH Tho
first that brought hin, Into general notice. de-
aorvcn mention. ! rofer to hla compilation Of
the body Of tho Ohio statute law, extending ovor
period OF about ,forly-six -, yoars,
from 1857 to 1888. Brethren Of tho bar
that lrat work at the bur, III tho Federal Bonato
in tic Executive chair in our Htatu, Ia tho Cabl-
not, on tho Supreme bonoh. ho waY always equal
to tho p1aco, asld II Ao had reached that otAor
place. tho Roal Of hIa ambition. 10 would bo
, 1873-05-12
FORElGN!

-sprcta, Dtspafch to TIE Chicago 1fi5wns.

Special Dsspatch to qXs chfeagn 1ri5xn,.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 10.-Tllo two principal
mattory dlsouBscd In tho Canadian Parliament
yestortay and 1aat night woro tic Government
bill respecting pi1otago, and tho bill Amending
tho Militia net. na to tho calling out of the tnilin
in tho cnso Of appre1lontlod riot nso, providing
TINT tho Governor Geloral might remit aontanco
ofcourt-nartinl.
Tho Parliamentary Committee on tho pro-
Abitory liquor law have reported. Among tho
concl,intonB nrriyod at aro That tlo traffic is d
widespread md :incroaalng evil, roaohlpg all
o1aaaos producing tho most nntoward results
TINT tho pooplo aro Impressed with the enor1nlty
Of the OWL that from otllcia information, It III
believed fonrftha OF tho nrime IN tito nnd roau}ts
thorotrom TINT in Ontario and .Queboo a, ,208
out OF ,28,230 commitments roaultnd from
tho liquor traffic that 153 medical mon report
tint Intoxicating li9Mora load to dsoano ana
prohibitory liquor Jaw would mitigate, If not re
inovo, tho oyif. Tho Committee then considcre
tho nlanner 1T which 1t would eifoot the rovonne.
Ttlo royonue last year from the liquor traffic
TIL thlnk tho decreaHad expenses Of asylums, hos
pitals, ponitentarios, administration OF juatico
oto, would 10 mn offaot.. Tho capital now. in
vestod In THO traffic could bo diverted to otllor
purposes, which would contribute to tho wealth
$4,000 logs nnd eudangoring tho Government
boom at the mouth OF tho riYor.
MONTREAL, May 10.-About 1900. omigrantB
havo arrived, only alxty-ilye Of whom remain
4ero. Thoy oso English, Irish, aormanB, and
thirty durmanB, bound for tho rrairlo statog.
hlost Of tho English speaking policemen aro
soSISfs, SIS 4 May 1o-ship laeorots domana %,
TonoNTo, May 10.-That wo arc to hayo n
Canadian Credit Moholior ib oYiaent. Tho Cana
ors hnye nothing to concenl Ind nothlns E to re- re-.
voal. Mr. Huntington, with his ,yituoBsos ready
TO proceed, Ia compelled to whit aul }layo
his cabo compromised. Tie refusal Of domnnd
suggests anything but straightforward simplicity
ansi conscious Innocence OF thoBo who know that
revelations cnnnot DO ulnde.
Robberios on n limited soalo aro reported In
Hoyernl Cann1ian townB.
, 1873-05-12


soup, fonrtoon han,s, one small bag Of chocolate
weighing twenty pounds, aolno lla1sk-ox skins,
few blankots. number of rifles. and abundant
ammunition.
visions enough, aud other articles Of food cloth-
lug, compasaos, etc., on m abatement Of the
gnlo enloavorod to shoot "a many seals as poB-
sblo, both for food, light and fuel, but could only
Get three, owing to tho bad wcethor having uot
LOOKING FOR LAND.
On its clearing up found 1nyaolf within about
eight milea Of what supposed to 10 tho aast
coast, and abont thirty or iorty miles below tho
stronger Wliilo horo, I discovered my other
boat, broad. ctc., and na9cd nil, Tho leo
grow tir.n md ,nado another attempt 10
fsss S 'As sA's ssns SaS"f teo aS'S;uf c ihar If
stoyo bot boats. we We sacoooacd On ' tho 1T of Of
Noyoulter in getting about half way to tho shore.
Might came on lls and very stormy weather. II tho
ing southwark worry fast. We SAW no moro land
for many days, tho bad wonther continuing
oil through tho month Of Noyombor. We
built q snow-honsoo,, aud lnado ourselves aa COM
TWO Eaquimans, two women, and 1vo children
In all
No succeeded In killing fov soals, which fur
aaLed III Wit, lssAt aud tao With w!!lcl. to WARM
our scAuty allowance uf f1GQ through tho dark
ncaa Of tllo Arctic wiuter.
aoANrY PROVISIONS.
In tho lattor pnrt Of February wo lived prlnci-
pally upon birds, and In Marcl, uonl,ueIiuod to
eatcl. aon!5. Through TINT month wo supported
oulHoIvcg on bcarh aud Hoalu flesh, Saytinr
notlor skin nor entrails. We collected ouougI
food In tlia way to lust until tho 1nillo Of NISv
had wo not boon drlyon to soa by strong wcat..
OrlY gallo In tito latter part OF March, our tloox
pioco being than reduced from flyo miles in cir,
cumferouee to about twonty yards In diameter.
ALArOBT HTARYED.
Wo loft tile place, on tho 1st OF April, and
abandoned noarly 81 our msteat lsFgs aonnt
fIcloa. taking portion Of meat in o heat, which
we wero obllgod to throw overheard on account
OF tho Don't Doing 80 doopty ladon I rogainod
tho outer cdgo Of the pack OF leo en- tho ID OF
April, and aueceeaed In getting q little further
, 1873-11-05
!. .f:l..!Es:.C7lCId5. e. T.
'tCoAtt,'sictl from tic FtreI Ta1e.)

A@fNth"tIss y
nt,o ward to hear from. hIr.. Hcr:h NinIntoHlt,
tor County SollOol Superintendent, not 2l3 nln-
lor!ty, with QUO ward to hear from. J.. Il.
hiathcwsol', for County Surveyor, ITO opposition.
Reports from ontsldb town ute coming III
Blowly.
.,JorAi:r; VIII TO-. ILL.,, Eo7. +-.ll30 2. ~. -
Tlorotlco Elvos Olii, 1lnaior1ty; snun.,, u Mar,
tin, t2o Mcintosh. B2. Wealey Klyeb Carnp. 2s
majority; Haw]oy, 2l; A1nrsin, 1b0; Mc-
S,,aoiak Dispn,eA to The Chicago 7,fbmnt.
OpEIh, Livingaton Co., ILL.,, Nov. 1.-pnysot.
Ncpupllcan, 1ua(ority, H. !: uoojspcch;, lo1unli-
, Tomuor;!yI,, un!n,'y Kit. t.Stonopoliat, G TAI. 'l
St;fci} Nis,wtta to yAe GaicHao 1rit"ut
NEvAi'A, 1.iyingaIon Cp. lu... Nov. t.-Wnl-
tnco. Anti-afonopntiat, 81 majority. l1anEforti.
hnti-7Ionopo1iat, hH Stt.. An!i-alonol'olist, 6o;
1ombaugt, Anti-1[onopolint. d3.".
- .s'rciaI Hispatth i011e Chisu4o TRIBUNE.
Republican, 2l7 majority. Owogo gives Whllnco,
Antl-alonopo!iat 73 majority. rho County l,as
CONC Antf-afonopoly.
,s,,eo$A D;eEatt4 to yhc Chicago 7FtbEue.
PoSrfAu ILL., Nov. iii p. 1n.--livingBton
County Las gono Autobiography by at leaat
t,20o minority.
PEori1S, Peoria Co., ILL.,, Nov. '4.-.Tho City
md County election pn4sod off to-lay with but
little c1eitomont. In tho county, tho ontiro Re-
publican tiekot. including MlBB Alsry j.. Wliito-
sde. for Superintendent Of Schools, III elected
Tho city no definite returns aro yet received, but
:ho Indications nro that Col. John Warner In
sleeted Mayor on the Democratic ticket by Ii
handsome mn 1ority. r}ie bannco Of tito Doino~
cratic Ticket III tho city is probably elected, with
possibly few cxcoptiouu
, 1873-11-05

sptofal Niamteh 10 1hn ChieaGo Tribune.
I.AwnEScE, l{nll., Nov. A.-~In tltiH county tito
Talmors tfekot 10 olcctod 0yor tho Ropubi!can
ticket by about 600 majority. 1lnrry Bronson, Il
leader IN tho Farnlo,s nsovomont, IN elnotod to
tho State Ronato 90 I'LL Il vacancy.
afin1ni County aIao eIocts tho Tarmers' tickot
by BOO majority: including twp mo,nLors. Of tle
Legislature. ilhoro nra no Statn onicera yotcd
for III ka1'aaa this full. Tho election Is for noln-
bern pf tlso Honso Of Representations, anfl for
county ollicen,. Fron presont Appearances. tlio
farmers viii hold tho balance Of ru%er in tho
Legislature, a,ltl ba ublo to elect tho United
sthtcs se,,utor to I'LL Cal.lwela vacaslcy.
mont carrie. tuis county by Abons Goo majority
uror tho regular ltoDublirAn ticket. Hronson lA
nlootctl |5onator to I'LL yacancy, a'd tho follow
lug members of The Houee Aye ehoAeu: Fifty
third DISTRICT !. Watia Fifty-fuurtl, L. Il. Ed
t,on lsirty-tgll, William ltoa. J. G. l1ortuu,
regular Republican. III elected III tic Fifty-soc-
oiid Dlslyiee.
= spse|uI Dttlu!:h to y4e Chicago Tribune. .
KAEsAg Ctyy, Alo., Nov. 4:-,Roporta from
Miami County, Khllane, say tint tho ontire
Granger tlcket, Including two Representatives.,
Ii clccted. Wyandotto County, Kansas, ny fur
US loard from, reports r. D. Taylor, Republican,
e!eGlGu Representative III tAa IWonty-soScatla
District byn largo majority.
TorEgA, Kau,, Nov. 4.--Jolln Martin. 1rtlo-
polltlollt 1ra Johnson, Granger; and j. Welell-
ala, regular Republican, arc elected Representa-
tlveH IN this county. Tho Republican county
ticket III olectctl.
JUNCTION Cry, Ear., Nov. 4.-~Tho election In
tliB tate to-luy far members Of Tho Legislature
aud county oflcera resulted in this {DMvts) uotl1l-
ty in the election OF Il. g. St!ckMey, 1adepond.
ont Republican nnG fnr1rlatH' nominee, for 1lop-
roaontntivc. J0lu rrico wDH Protected TrenH-
lner; d. Il. 1IolIe was eootctt 81orlH.
, 1873-11-05

speeial Disputed 70 7hs Ctira9o Tribune:
NEW loMk, Noy. a.-rho returns, though
mcagre, indicate tut tl!o state has m gone pomo-
crntle W large majority. Hafdly y township
heard from a. this early hour has failed to hhow
large Democratlo gums. Ihe reV1lslon ny ~1ich
tho immense Republican majority Of lust yonr
has 1een overcome Il tie result a!tost wholly OF
; ,ao aihsnt.s1aGt1oH s n'sPrau ~ tno plG. ana
local 1olIah umgItiu tuo soIest atu u4'!al, H!'u
eoula my po9alo!y Ma'o "roueh1 lA'a hstoaish-
lag fcsul1. Y ID tho eune cau6e WHICH uas
cenatgea a!l tMe ot1Ier eeatea WHICH, a,'a
mas ara"n New f9fk lnto the
a. and dop5esslon " wlaespfeaa, ana H. men, soolng
tho result or to-aay, say that Aau inc pan1c o.
eaIrad year pso'loas' Greeley would to~day bo
Prasldent.
Bafoly foretod for, at thia hour, Tie result IL
not single election district is known outside Of
police headquarters. About G:30 y. NJ. returns
from two districts were sent out, but these wero
evidently incorrect. and then not anotlor item
vas allowed to reach tho papcls for tLreo hours.
Grave suspicious tIiut tho returns havo boon
tamporcd with ut headquarters nro already
around md cireulatal, md thoae aro strength
cncd By tho Continued o. delay M
o,,,: sptsa. : Dspatch f9 Ihe ch9eeee T,tbnne:
NEW 1ohN' Noy. Ill ?. m;-NothinG Like fnll
1etuIhs ta'e yet peen a!loWou TO 1oaVo tho po-
ice headqunsters, and only tho general results
a.o nnnm. Ia'nauy ,;ts anM oroity cnasgea to
to beas tho out ie Of sotd tMo aen
ators, a'sa M @ nppolnseMa M committee OF snfety to
syatcn tho 9. count. , Iho few taets known show
snse 1ho Ia!1tmany t!eaot nag swept tho iiold Y
no.'y s,'1I o5 Nh 'nns ol t, oon@es tor nerl
m.E mneinE luil aoooo. All tho Assomblymon arc
| 1a.nanaayi MI ~ .oa o,,,uuao,a..
4,e;t, ~ 10 e''''0o ooas'es'n8A Ds aeA'y n"'
1o1'''' m':o -, u,
Ino ;iy Jnaie'atY.oleet arc ali Iaanmahy'
,v n MI! th' 4 astse'ats'E .}a rts'* n
a NEW fonk. Mov aMl M.--lna election o. i! tio
, 1873-11-05
Totals. ...........6 gu, 496 67,51U

Duties mud Nantucket Counties lavo not 1,een
heard FROM They cast but few votes, and will
not relatively chnnge tho result. Suffolk,
NoriosS doanea apo lsaF eoapIoto Des IL a m 81
towns hav0 Eeon heard from, mud thirty aro
wanting. These returns SHOW u plurality Tor
Washb'ern of 11,8y8 and n majority of II ,47o.
Tho tow11a to he hohrd from Illgy increaso lia
majority to IL, 9,00D.
Gnr1.oy, Democratic candifato for noglster Of
Probate III tiis county, las ::31 pluraity.
Fl: ). WaBAhnrn, the only regular Republican
cnudidato ii, This county ayeinbt Democratic
canadato. llas plurality Of 10y
Ereaa 10 ,S10 in total vote Of 1873; last year
Mr.. Whiting received II majority Of 3,7o2 in
(YD tho .tssoeiatesl i'rfs.]
DosroN' Nov; 4-senttering rot,n1s from ol
compared With 1871 aud 1879, mud indicating
tho rc-eleetion Of Coy. Wnshburn by ironl
6,0O0 to t,D0l mai. Naturalization was e
pnwor Of strength to tho Dau1ocrEts. aud tAeir
candidate, alr. ua''tou, received Il hoayy vote IN
opponents Of prohibition. Tho contost for State
soaator in tho Fifth Suffolk Diatrict rosultod
IN tho election Of Jonathan A. LanGdon, Oh tho
Republican ticket, by over 1000 ma iority, over
John l.. htoTonson, who WIS candidate o!l both
tho regular Domocratio and Republican tickets.
In the sccontl Middlesox District, Gen. N. P.
Banks WaH nlso eleclod Senator. over The regular
Republican catdidate by q handsome plurality.
Returns from Governor III Ga towns foot up: j:
Washbnr 1l,S05; GnhtoI,. 1905.
Bos1oE. Nor. Ito u. nA-TAa vote Of Dos-
ton, will! lie oxeoptnIi ot tl!ree wards, returns
FROM which ala mol in, giyoa Unston about 1600
plurality, 1.owoll gives Wasllharn J 1854 Gas
ton, 2,lnl H. LWorcestor gives Waslbnrn a.la2
ttaston, $3.50, mud also elcctH tho Democratic
Senator 9'itl members Of tho House. The vote
Of la2 eltieh Ait! town. fnota up: Waahbllrn
tnwlls rave Waelllmrtl Ill., l60, I,jrd. ALI. WaA
hrub plurality last your wns about 95 900, Which
tho lotul1la 10 fMs iltlieate han boon brought
down about ono.lsalf. 1t tAiu election tic lie.
publican tlukot for Htata officers IL aleoted, ana
tho Republican Counsellor tiukpt, together With
= 1sopu9lioau majority III both branches of thu
Legislature.
Thinks plurality for 6tato Senator ig over
1,500.
Charles Halo Ia elected to tlo Legislature
from Boasoa hY large majority.