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, 1874-12-30

CHICAGO,
Tho receipts during Tho week hhvo been ~ folowA:
EHttt. HoGs. 8Astp.
Tuesday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s,ov0 1866 1.aO1
o. Total.. t'41s 24s9t 1.sa9
OATTLE--rhe position of she markst ya.ter.ay
must hhye heen mainly satisfactory 10 tho foltug In
tercst, tlcro was strong tcnsnd from lilo opening
by sone 2sa per io0 r. than prsV.s lat week. The
rcsilno acuTo operations with reasonable Ger
tainsy ofa fair. margin Of profit on their
inTestTontst and tferd wAH greater activity
tn tho aomand from that spurco taan
has previously existed at any me within o pant four
wceaA or more. Although tho roecps wero cuns!tcra
bly, In o.ccss Of tho recent Average, tho quality
we'll autod to tho trade requirements that nearly
everything changed hands during tho duy, only fow
scattering lots, aud they mostly of1oW degree ro1nan-
ing IN thu yars nnaold. Baloa WIRE 1T $3tna 7Q tho
inno quotation for thin Toxans aud thu oltale for
roYu af ~ ead extra 1lllnos htccrx, shipped In by
john Patterson. Thcy averaael l,4?3 1hs, aud
sold by Nscots Allcma. This other prominent sR1oa
were 10 averaging l44s lbs At $165 aold by the
part!cs; 10 averaging 93s lbs ut <64o by Gregory
tooley TO- 10 xseraTlpg 1274 lbs At s6.5, by Htfa-
der, WalaWorth Hall: and lot At St.75, by II. Il.
Henry To ayosage quality man tho best Hcols in lilo
yards for ma,y weeks Anl inos Of tho 1ay4 trading
was dono 1t $4.7hG3G.25. BocterH III mitc1 de-
H4t II $2GUGs3.76. Local butchers paid s. Its
chiefly $3oo94.00. The markot closed firm and
ktoauy.
, 1874-12-30

West Tnylor 1t, 2ls II Of Campbell AZ n I, 2s
MIX fl, s1ntca April 16....................
Twelfth ut, aHU Il Ut Michigan nv. +. 'hS6o
II, slated tlcc, 3.., COMMUNICATIONS.
sa,no M ai,oye. dated Dec. ~. o....:."..:.....,.
State At, 60 # I of alatlison st, VI, 4o!ion It,
..at.d Nor. u; Algy neau to Edwin Waller:
Th!rly-HctollA vt 14aId II Of ItlIodea av. II T,
20x!p It, tlatctl Doe. 9................:..
ThtrtF-rcrolni st, l02 7.10 # = Of Lure! st, II
+. Ts ot-loUs272N IT, dated Ice. !. o...........,
BouT1 or CRY LIMITS, WITHIN 4 nAptuH or
FROM coEHr-ifousE.
Indiana AZ. 100 It Of Thirty-nnth At, . t, 100
11dl II, dated Pee.
Stewart av, n T. 2Ixia4 II, dated Dec. 10....:
Fifty-th!rti st, 1GU;{ II Of Hyde Park ~, IT.
21x7o It, dated nec: %. .:....;...:...:
At1G a1oS r. ~ hid ata Ano o.
Forsy.nrtt st, o cor of Langley ~, Il I, 7ex
Il3E IT, dated Soy. %; sarah E. Niiga1oy 10
NlarKarot II. Wright. t.......,................
Lot ., black /, Of Nchns ct al part OF Block 0,
Bcct 10, 50, IL. dated Doc. %.
, 1874-12-30

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
II. J. Chistopll Il Co., bankers, No. 75 6onth
Clark street, 4uole foreign exchnnGo: Londou.
4s~M4so.4; lars, 5l5Ge5l2M llarabuEg md
fort, 95}s0a6N; Holland, 41@'4lJ6; Denmark,
6511l; Sweden, 275s; Norway llD.
GABLE THASSFEnY
London, 4o2; PARIS, 5io9s.
LAyEsr.
New YonK, Dec. 29--sioney loaned at 4 and
closed ut y 4GT4. Primo pEner, 51ID7ll.
Sterling hleady at 4s5l> s1a4s5Sl for slxty days,
aud 4:|eG.iyU]}l for sigft.
Customs receipta, Sl37, 900.
Produce exports for the woek, 81, 25G 477.
Gold opened ut ll31a1 ind closed at 1ilN, with
GALES IN the interim At ll11G. Carrying rates, 2,
H. un1 tla,.
Treasury Disbursements, 81 Psi, ,O00
Clcarlugt, &3A ,0tI0, 00u.
Specie euEagomeu,a for to-morrow's steamers,
$suu, 600.
Govern,nents and railroad bonds firm. State
bonds qulet.
stocka were. irregular during tha day, with the
chief interest in Mabsah a1id Luke Shore. Tic
latter llue,uated between 7y15 aud soy, but on
tho ot!ica! announcement oi u por colt diyi-
dano, and when this statement OF tho Company
becanlo known Oh the Exchange, tho stock fell
to 7935. The remainder Of tho list fell OF in
AHmpathy. The statoment caused homo diaap-
ra to ss a0nf as tso ss:ps chiefly
tor paying the dividend, was ouly :2,722.
Just previous to tho close Of buanoss thsro ,raB
general rally, the murAet leaving or Atrong,
with Norths eHtorn. st. lantt and Lake Shore Al
tho features. Northwestern advanced to 4715,
tho highest point reached in several weeks.
which II ,oUU wers Pacto Mail, II, 600 Western
Unton, 23,00o Northwestern conlnon,. G,000 st.
Paul cu,nmon, 900 Erie 5000 Lake Shoro
22.0U0 Wabash, and 81 QUO Union Pacific
, 1874-12-30

The following instruments wore aled for roo
ord Tussday, dec. 30:
orr PROPERTY.
Danla ~, et0 It Il Of ulrsct st ' I, n5112d LILO
H. auie'l nes 2o'............,....... 20. ......s 500
pania sy, u " COZ of Thompson ii, ~, 2lxi2d
a.lu #, dated Dec. ~ coo
Thu premises M. n Hamilton w. dated Doc2a 4,t00
West Yum llurcn Ut, nrar Congress Park. IT, As
1sU0 H. dated Aug. Observation-Disclosures, 4,600
West alnnrou Vt, Il " cor Of Loayltt III, vt. ask
l25 IT, with improvements, dated D.e. 21.... l0ouo
haore ". rs 4 " Of lioyue aY, ' I. l2srl24 4,
r,o; ssteq pr ", ~ III II. :; =" tooo
1t, of, s0h xlslx II, dated nec. 1850
BaHIo AZ tho hloYs. tata utc !n..........,. H,9VU
HtncAisl II, GG4 yg-lu0 It d uf Tlrty.,ItMtA OF.
tao acrus), dates1 l3ec. u; rrcl4la D, NarGor
to William II. Larrahoe, 10000
Etate Ut, cor Ut Thirteenth 1t. w 12xl70 IT,
dated Dec y; A. JohuSon to H. f. Jnhltson.. $4,000
Airscl, vt, 2al 1t of California Nv, Il +, 5Bxl25
IT. datcd July 81 ............,.,.....,..... 1l60
Ashland ~, liA0 Il j Of oarru]i ct, " I, 2oxoax
Ws4t Harrison Ut, cor nt hermitage ", ct,
4nlM u running to Wood At. dsted Jun +
Ea111 John u. 1dltasd to uanry Il. WAl&As.. kaseU
, 1874-12-30

distributors throughout tho country is exceedingly ro-
lnccd, and that trcry claas Of dry goods coming to
market tlloto i. rotccd rrodueoa Ut osry u per
iuctions-nofther Of which wore cvcr relatively 20
lnw An at prcsEntan untn!stakxbe upward tendency.
Al the mo1nont lhg marriott II firm for al l!n9a
, 1874-12-30
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and nhpments
Of tLo lontling articles pf prolncc in thfa city
during tho twonty-four honrs antling at o'clock
OIL Tnesflny morning, mud for tho correspond
ing dato ono ycar ago:
, 1874-12-30

During tho moek ending yesterday onIy small rol-
uAle Of bnstness Hxs accom- pltshsd u ts ary-guuds
u,nrkct VsEy fsw buyers present In psInui, anil
klso rrstrcted Ordors mostly fur ANAL amounts
ot nauela,,eous caarActof Just 10 pece oat tbs old
inens values havs not bosu subjected IL important
chaugea. Ths yesr 1876 will open under favorable
Auak4aas. Th4 Fsaa taa& ths k9Rly IN ths Aapds Of
, 1874-12-30

Itoas-Darlng tAs opening hours trade draggod u
pricca asked. hnt they soon gos down to hoir work.
and from 10 o'clock down to the middle Of tho AFTER
noon {by which tlmo all tho offerings had changed
supply amounted to only 13,ooJ hcai, and was Of
coutse fur short OF tho demand, Tho wants Of shippers
alone being nearly sntlctent to absorb the offerings
salcs ut &C. co for inferior to common lsg
eoarsc, heavy aad uneven mi1oa lots; At s67os6.S1
for medium; aud ut $].85@7.l5 for good to CHOICE
There aaes uf c1tra tS7.2597.3o. IT. E. Multory
h BRO. Aoid thres car.'oads vt thu latter HBuro,
, 1874-12-30

t]rouo,l ssl,t,,,. nav IL '.. IL; 3su9
5sSss 65ssss :,ns :,;as MN ssT siS 5lS 3SS ;S
s :"i ii ssss' !! :ss:ss
eseessre, asa ioi.fs entertain arm ytax.: Y. .t
Site. ,s = '''' '"''~''
1 st'o1 n .R, T. ts s9, sas S
ing immediate wants. Prieea were ateatly md uil-
$50 l,rooks s7s9; n!oes1'rg, sss fosktng ya,- q,
y bsr4sis I'D tisrees .oii 9ai!a
t1ee,y bnt NJ owes II h5'ees H. tng aoser a. ~.
s s' IL tss 'st oere. ~ :rae M e % asens
barrels srd tsfeSs .sa s1s9 @ omE @ narres
roarll.$i DO, bueled. tisoo6 bucket
Or aawsd, s2oooSasoD; 1ouf siases, S1oes8M; sa 5a
CT circlo Hour heaa'hs' 1a@'o; asat pole'' $2o'ooes
2sDn DaEssEp uoos-rhs favorable .rn in TIM weather
brgtE4t ons anippsin s ~ narxet Mah InoIo anso
a atr1ner m iof s meh1 . a. MavsTaGg 8 M @ asuo u.s.
ase9 sar of soss averaging $50 'Ia, bringing 3s1s
Eaa$%%s:s susf S Il ,s;',; for s3sss: ,,
5sss:; s:sS ssS .:s:s,
ope4 ~. aEan appassnt ys,oay rfsss It domes; @
s m cp. WEE % n". - ;unortan is. 9,rta. .I,t ~
Ia Np{a fron
Huc.iou @ ~ no'sr. s1 nsg wy n,eo''ns m1sn . e a.ue
tntmm5f W. ~" rw,so n,,r H.. ~ f,. ~ .u'I.1 is', I
mta. az AZ M ncs ,,nn,. ~ % 171S 10, a
,xers n"w 9Gaas rnrtis r"cs ma,.' H,t iHtt
3s.et H3at s", Ea,,,c Gs rr',. n"nt Int n'", L4Ss
Staa nasy nreesh rs 1osH anca oea no"t fa'ens
~ sn. vniercs m"ryf 1ItsS IN. y1rta .m,.rentS
'7ca1Ma. cs,ir"n 1IsSI. on eo a.s
1sr nSwrsTthc Mch|o,n rm,t,, sSac I,ai.m.
ami r,ijuois nT@1Hn. Hautiarn' eGai;i"c. nc.rsca
,a tS ~ aa pSAees' nfla
a4n biaSEGssres. uow ii@iEc: r'asnbcrre. ,1aW
asGSt,c nittod chcrries ssS3ie NuraWTiibsrta. ii
Ssgsc. nn'nnGs TcrraTono' ntGsshc. N.nlss wsi,nts
Ssifc. nrcmnh,e wa35,mts nav 1S.314c. nr"S,is II
tSIiTc: necsna Tarns iaxTsi iit. Wt1m,nntnn no..
nm,s ia inn: Tsnnesses ncannis f@sc: AfT}ca1, nca
n"ts' sssGGs As"A'' Po:A"'0' ''v'o' N11' IVA
nnEi!N F,1y1Ts-a,r,,a svorc a1,v ,n1 1o,1,
r,h.c fr,,t- wsro onint Tomnnu & En6as ~ Nee
sJns a. fi sntas al ncr i,or. Vs,c"cia In III ma
"a q" t,rr caso .so,as ,sr br, q SaSsa "A: rra,s
icrr5es x1G oGa11 III ner hrt Maiavs gTsncs ~ hGa
n m .,.r Lrr p-' o''' ""o sfS' S4''S
w T,1,1rEisffrs 19 b,,ro, l., +ho ero,orx ,.rrst
wars mt n cno,ricnt nnott,ncc ~ rnli far asriu
mention.. Business. thouen amet almost 10 dunc.s %
viii bear comnar'son viii past snasons at corre.
snnndnU norinG aid arnona amr nIhers ti,src sesn,a
"a In m cmnt;on 10 n In srt of sstiyify
INV c,aractcriz,u lin r.rkot Sfnst ]inra ars atra
d. ieiI 1Sntlnw;,1r ars In nnct,ttnn.
su1orsratn" 7Iaa7stc. K.nrnnn nna7c. f,ro.
I'm. sasnc. fn,fs.ns r07Nc N<ssS'0' 0
'''sa CnpETksS', O. Jlva anEar11c. Java Nh p qea
3oe: choice to fanov rio 2js 9aSEo: uood to nrnIo
~ nI,soIs. n,, s,n .n.ois 1u,rcs
, 1874-12-30
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, 1874-12-30

Following 4rs tho tatas POT 100 for rcssod hogs to
point named: boston, soo; fsv York, 75c3 Plls-
delpA!a Rul Albany, Toe.
, 1874-12-30

Tho prntuce Markets..
NEW YOlk,
Spse{ql pispatcA ~ rAs fhenfp Iftbunt.
NsN YpAk, peu. 9a-WHkAT-0pened very quiet
bua fru+ Offerings vAky Hyh1 Aad hpadars mare COZ.
, 1874-12-30

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dtpots tnot Of Lak<-t, }Mionu-us and tEt-enfa- A.
and iugut and S+issntAsu Tieke. QMes,, % Cfarkt,
and al aepots.
, 1874-12-30

CHICAGO,
Tho receipts during lhu week hnvo been fo,fowA
ftttf{ HINT Ntssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
THE WINE AsD SPIRIT TRADERS, SOCIETY.

A meeting was held last evening at Burns, cor
ner of Greenwich and Morton streets, OF liquor
Dealers The object of this meeting was to FUR
Their legislation during the present session at AL
the regulation of the liquor business. Mr. James
Kelly presided. He stated that the principal or
ganization in the city was that known the
swine and Spirit Traders society,"" and that it is
chartered institution ana Is also associated with
dealers throughout the United States, one OF its
principal objects being to take cognzance OF local
action relative to dealers and TO exert an innu-
IN the repression OF past and future State
crOachments upon their legal as well as social
rights, so long lever In the hands OF politicians
and pseudo philanthropists. 1t Is composed, he
said, OF some Of the most prominent men in the
business. These gentlemen think that they have
the best idea as to the manner IN which law
should be framed that would protect the rights Of
retail dealers and that, would be Tor the best in
terest and good government OF the city SO lar as
the sale OF liquors Is concerned.
committee on legislation was appointed, con-
ssting OF william NJ. Fliess, George Dayton j. Lie
man, s. f. Engs and Joseph Park Jr
The Liquor Dealers Protective Union, which
meets at Masonic Hall, OF which Mr.. J. Herzberg is
President Is also at work recruiting its members,
and will this week open their batteries at Albany.
They held a meeting last Friday night at Masonic
committee to proceed to Albany.
fund has been raised in this association which
will be used whenever there is conviction or any
member TOR violating the License law. The me Is
paid out OF the funds and counsel furnished 10 de-
lend the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
LECTURE BY DIR. CAMPBELL QUINN.

small audience of about 100 persons gathered
at Cooper Institute last evening to listen to
a lecture by DIR. Campbell Quinn, young
physician OF this city, whose CHOSEN sub
ject was "The Resurrection and Death OF irish
Legislative indie pendence." Among the audience
were a number OF ladies, who had braved the ter
ribly binding snow storm out OF pure Celtic
Patriotism me lecturer gave long and ex-
nausting analysis OF the causes which led
to the demand made for independence by the Irish
patriOts in the year 1882. He also reviewed the In
iamies OF Lord Castlereagh and Pitt IN dealing
with the men who bartered their honor and Ire
lands liberty for titles which were taken out OF
play books and for comparatively small sums OF
money. The lecture was warmly received, and
was cheered vehenently when the oppressOrs of
Ireland were denounced. EX-Judge Michael Con-
molly presided, and large number OF Irish
patriots and several clergymen were visible upon
the nlaLlOrm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY s74-TRIPlE SHEET

Fountain the reader VIII remember enc fsvor.
able terms In which we have more than once spoken
OF Mr.. Ooms as the painter OF the highly dramatic
picture OF 'Ths Flemish Pirates" recently DIS
played In this CITY, We conclude our nOtice Ior
ture by David Col, named "Tne Cream OF MY Gel
lar" and Bierstadt's "Early Morning." charac'
teristic California scene,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
AN APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.

The Sisters OF Mercy at No. IS Houston street de-
sire to appeal to the rich and well-to-do Oh our
citizens to send to she institution any spare pea
that they may give in this inclement season q SUI
iciency OF raiment to TIVE sick, the distressed and
the miserable that they meet Win ia tnelr Qally
visits among the poor u the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
FATAL OIL EXPLOSION.

Coroner Croker was yesterday requested TO hold
an inquest at the M0rgue on the body OF Rose Gay
nor, woman thirty three years OF age and born
In Ireland, VINO was fatally burned by he'explO-
sion OF Kerosene Oil lamp at her late residence.
No. sos West Nineteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
A LECTURE ON WEATHER.

Edward Powers, OF the Philosophical Society,
Chicago, will lecture on 'war and the Weather. or,
the Artificial Production OF RAIN at Plimpton Hail.
Ninth street and StuYVesant place. thus evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03

MorrilD nd not believe Q single one OF these
charges would lie at the door OF that officer
The resolution was passed.
ADJOURNED.
The Bankrupt bill again taken up and at
halfpast five r. NJ, the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03

" nut TIC AuOy k1eTScAA SAySs
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2, 1874
1t has been stated In the leading metropolitan
journals that the abscondng Jersey City Treasurer
pany with an actress named winnetta Mon
tague; and had carried her away with
him. BY means of an interview held
tonight IL is ascertained that the statement
is not true, as Miss Montague is now stopping at
the st. Lawrence Hotel in this city, and Is at pres
ent playing at the Chestnut Street Theatre. Miss
Montague states that she never met Hamilton but
twice in her life, and then simply went out car
rage riding with him. She says also that he never
made her any presents at any time, either In dia-
monds or costumes, and that she knew very little
OF him, having not even heard That he had alb
seconded.
Action of the New Jersey Legislature.
TRENTON, N. J Feb. 2, 1874
bill, containing twenty-seven sections, was
this evening introduced as supplement-
to the charter OF Jersey City In the
Assembly by Mr.. Washburn. 1t concentrates
nearly all the powers Of the municipal govern
ment in the Boards OF Police Commissioners and
Finance, and dlvess the Mayor of the little power
he now possesses. 1t reduces the salaries Of adj
officials by about $4,000, and fixes the Mayors
salary at $4,000 per annum, the City COmptroler's
at 49, 600, the Collectors $4,000; the City Clerks,
$4,000. It reduces the salaries OF police
precinct The strength Of the force is limited to
$50 men. The Board OF Works VIII be composed
Of six persons, one from each Aldermanic district.
The Board OF Finance will consist OF five persons,
to be appointed by the Board OF Aldermen. The
bill abolshes the office OF registrar and appoints
city auditor.
In the Senate Mr. Mcpherson introduced another
supplement 10 the charter OF Jersey City. IL pro-
vides that the Mayor shall be elected for
two years. and an executive board to be
composed OF six commissioners OF police, one
commissioner of the Fire Department ana one OF
Pubic Works. They are to be nominated by the
Mayor and confirmed by the Board OF Aldermen.
Their term OF Office will be two years and their
salary $1,000 each. The Mayor Is to be presiding
officer, but to nave no vote.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YoRx, Nov. 4, Evening.---Cotton closed
steader, Uplands 14s, Orleans Is; net receipts
AIS, gross S644 sales 2135 bales.
Futures closed barely steady: Sales *, 250, =
follows: Low Middling for November IA 9-l0,
December Il 1882. January IT, February Is SO.
Is SIG, June is is-s2@lS II 81.
New YORK, Nov. 1, Evening.-Southsrn -four
unchanged. wheat 102c better. Corn dull,
91@91Ac for Western mixed. Cofiee quiet and
firm. Sugar dali and nominal. MOlasseg dun
and unchanged. Tallow firm, 83@9c. Rosin nm
changed. Turpentine IS. Pork firm, Western
mess, job lots. sold at so. Beef quiet Lard
frmer, new prime steam IA. whisky steadys 1a1
CnoHNAT1, Nov. 4.-Cotton steady Middling
IA. Flour-demand fair, market firm, family
"a 9505 10. Wheat steady, demand moderate,
red 81 O3@1 08. Corn steady, new 60@62. Oats
dun, 53@56. Lard steady, demand moderate.
Arm, shoulders a, clear rib lo@lo. clear 1oa@11-
GT. fouIs, Nov 4-Cotton steady and unchang-
ed. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat irregular,
some sales lower, No. 8 red fall 81. No. red win
ter $40 5A@iO 81. Corn-No. mixed, SO IN ole
vator. 0ats-No. 2 523@53 in elevator. Whisky
quiet, only jobbing and order trade. Lard-sood
LOUISVILLE. Nov. A-Cotton quiet; middhng
ii. Flour and Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet, 8O@82. Oats 60@67. Pork quiets
go. Bacon, shoulders 81, clear rib III. Sugar
cured hams 11A@12t. Whisky 96.
CHICAGO, Nov. Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
No. esq. Corn quiet. weak and lover; No: z
advanced: 81 50. Lard, demand light but
holders firm, 1lA@123. Whisky SGT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-05
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, Nov. 4.-The returns are coming
in slowly. and positive majorities in all cases
are not obtainable. Judge Bedle, DEM, for
Governor, is elected by about 5000 majority.
The Republicans elect for Congress Sinnick-
son in the First District, Dobbins in the SEQ
ond, and perhaps Phelps in the Fifth Dis
trict. though the latter is doubtful There il
much trouble in his district in regard to bal
lots on which his name is written "Wm.~
abbreviated, and Is votes on the other side
will decide the election.
The Democrats elect Ross in the Third,
Hamilton in the Fourth, Teese in the Sixth,
and Hardenberg in the Seventh District-a
gain of three Congressman.
The State Senate stands as it did last year,
each party gaining and losing one - the Re
publican majority is 7. The House is COM
pletely Democratic, standing 80 Democrats TO-
81 Republicans A Democratic gain over last
year Of II on joint ballot. The Legislature 10
Democratic by II majority, and will elect =
United States Senator to succeed John +.
Stockton.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 4.-The latest returns
and estimates from all Jersey counties, make
Bodies majority $4,000.
PATERSON, Nov. An Bergen county, tho
inspectors of election threw out 16 ballots for
having "Wm." contraction of William Walter
Phelps, and forty-four for NV. w." Phelps.
Including these GO ballots, Phelps is re-
elected by IL majority.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-05
NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1874.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov. Am error in counting the
| votes has been discovered which increases
Frost's (Rep.) plurality in the Fourth District
to 100. On the other hand rumors fill the air
| this morning that recount is to be had in
Ward S, which will inevitably elect Judge Alb
| bolt, DEM, to Congress. 1t is claimed that a
certain individual managed to have the name
Of Benz. Dean, who was the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Third District,
pasted over that Of Judge Abbotts, and Ia
such ballots were cast. Judge Abbott's
friends are having petitions circulated for the
recount of the entire District, and as the
Board of Aldermen meet tomorrow at 4
o'clock, the recounting will then probably
take place.
The annexation of Chelsea and Winthrop
was voted against.
The struggle in the Fourth District, be-
tween the friends Of Frost, Rep, and Abbott,
DEM, promises to be lively. 1t is believed
that Frost's election will be maintained,
though the Abbott party insist that recount
will elect the latter.
LOUISIANA.
New IBERIA, Nov 4.-The following is the
official vote of iberia parish, from q. s.
Supervisors returns: For Treasurer Moncure,
Conservative, 1247; Dubuclet, Republican,
1897. Congress, Breaux, Conservative 1915
Darrall, Republican, 1912. State Senate,
King, Conservative, 1850; Allan, Republican,
1897. Representatives, Schwing, Conservative,
1920; Snaer, Republican, 1897. Parish
Judge, Renoudet Conservative, 1175; Fonte-
lieu, Republican, 1144 Full parish Conserve.
tive ticket elected.
VERMnIoN BAYOU, La, Nov. 4.-Ofcial
returns from Vermilion parish: Moncure 692;
Dubuclet 22S, Ewing 80, Breaux IA, Darran
242. Nunez, Representative; Kibbe, Judge;
Lyons, Sheriff, all Democrats, elected.
Lafayette parish: Martin for Representa-
tive, Moss for Judge, Easton for Sheriff, all
Democrats, are elected
ANTE, La, Nov 4-Offcial vote of Wash
ineton parish: Moncure 457, Dubuclet 1875,
Moore 457, Nash 1875. VIM. Magee, Dem, is
elected to the Legislature by 1O8 majority.
Jno. Wadsworth, Dem, and Jno. Ord, DEM,
are elected Judge and Sheriff.
CLINTON, Nov. 4.-Oficial vote of this East
Feliciana parish For Treasurer-Dubuclet
1858, Moncure 847; for Sixth Congressional
District-Nash 1891, Moore ga; for Senator
-Gair 1850, Breaux $40; for Legislature-W.
H. Pipes 1165, r. R. Ray 1923, ]. j. Perry
1866, James Law $40. Pipes and Ray 60 to
the Legislature. T. B. Lyons is elected Par
ish Judge.
MONROE, La, Nov. 4.-The Democrats
carry Caldwell parish by 100 majority, elect
ing all the parish officers. Franklin is re-
ported as giving 700 majority for the Demo-
Gratis.
Marshal Selye and Lieut. Hodgson, with
the cavalry, left this morning, going West:
Further arrests are expected in Lincoln and
Claiborne parishes.
There is great rejoicing over the election
news from the North. Handouts laid aside.