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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

DETROIT, Jan. 6.-The two men, McEwen
and smith. who got adrft field OF lee In Saginaw
Bay Dec ST. and for whose safety the greatest fears
were entertained reported have got ashore today
both In an exceedingly exhausted condition. The men
who Started in search OF them In SAIL boat on sunday
morning nave not been heard irsnI.
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SOME OF THH DRESSES.

rnc toilets Of the ladies' we're fresh. unique and
o,acap, and very many wsre evidently OF Partisan
origin Blue. the color of the season. repeated
again and again in every shade from the paest sky
tnt 10 the deep Of the sapphire After blue. white
dresses we're most frequently Airy gauzes,
siapbanous tulle, tarletan, and dantiest muslins
Adorned youthful while stately matrons were
arrayed in velvet silk, and the longdisused satin
owing perhaps to the avowed taste for simplicity ana
,h economical 10 Of the season there less
g,rnture OF rich lace than Is usually at Academy
halls The display Of diamonds. however, was most
brilliant Among tasteful toilets the following were
most noteworthy
slender blonde white silk dress. with den.
tnie and rn,les OF the same bound with blue velvet
Tber. was no oyer-krt but instead sash Of blue SIX,
p'.,red with trailing roses and Autumn ioavos. Tho
biyt b,s1us with run A. the throat. had hah long
.,sssea. GUIDED QVwuwStd Ias eVtsAxS ASWefs "e1o
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THE CASE OF JORDAN, MARSH & 90.

Bosros, jan 6.-Judge Lowell to-day. In
the United States District Court declined to grant tho
motion made yesterday that the books bearing upon
the speoncations against Jordan, Marsh Co. should
Ina tro the othar books ta ,ao 0ossessaa Of
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5uteai' Noi,fes

D., MAJ. Naticero. mail. tos Eafso- for We g,~s nrss
s.rieptT Ts 10 is1s vli e,s., MS ,s- ''"'gs
,1sS1sy a, ssDa .. 90 WEDNESDAY "a - .. Un"~
nay :, ii: 10 4 q sd 90 sArVsoAr al 70 ssi
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Ruptured People, don't wear the dss'rsa' Vi Praa. SA
horrible metal tus,s The hLAliI iVn S"S
Broaimay holds Rupture comfortably nyh and diy all crt@
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.

on the canal
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMESr !
OFFICE OF TUE CHtkP SIGNAL Oif4CEA'
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Wesnestav, Jan. II a. H.
Synopsis FOR me past hceatu-f0ur ho"s' ~,
The area of low barometer ~ Apparently
Central in the western portion OF NORTH oatoa, anu
me pressure has diminished. with higher on
the Atlantic coast from Maine 10 deorsIh' .. !, D.,
Continued cloudy wea her aud ram aio ,e iIou
Ne the Middle States tue SUM- auu
tI,lf STATES aud thence northward over Ienus
Northerly winds, with snow, are repor'eu itom the
ohio Valley and lower lake REGION lear weather. with
nrth yesterly winds reported from Lower Mchl-
10, nj thence westward To the Lower Missouri
Valley. ,.ohoLi;t..
H. v.,. P,oand aud the Middle Atlantic States fresh
h.h aud norhcesfery ritds. tcith con-
n",T STORMY reathcr. ne temperature Jat.ng sghy by
Thnrsddy morning - -, ,,,,-,, nj,
cIody weather and rain or snow, followed by clearing
weather during Wednesday afternoon or evening.
or lower lake region and thence southwark over
the Ohio Valley partly cloudy weather with snow and
-eastery. 10 nortn-westerly winds followed by
clearing weather.
For the Northwest aud the upper lake region con
tUued low temperature, with hght 10 fresh 'arlaoie
winds and slight cloudiness.
Tue ALE gheny, Monongahels. Kenewna, and Upper
OHIO X yers will rise rapidly during "Wednesday anu
Thursday. and freshes will probably occur AT Oi CIV
Freeport. Confluence. Moryantown, NewGeneVs' auu
Irovnayil,e
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and cu- are pron that Tor obe' 'sr
be welt BV the Of fOyHs hoess ss
C,rrIE POWDER the he of many Esalbe Dc a." -
Remember nsme-FoUgLs HoRsE Cirus PoRDxts sd
all druggist. and dealers medicine. JoHN Hs,kf 'pssa'
90 Propde.or. 5 sad Col,ge.plsce. New Yorr
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NO DOUBT OF MR.. RALPH KEELERS DEATH.
HAVANA. Jan. 6.-The death Of Mr.. Ralph Keller,
the missing correspondent, is now beyond DOUBT.

CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.
THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ARCHBISHOP LED0-
CHOwSKI.
LONDON. Wednesday. Jan. TO a. m.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Times
says the imprisonment OF Archbishop Ledochowski IA
threatened. All his furniture has been dstrained and
no still refuses to pay the fines imposed by the courts
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80. The Providence Board ~ Trade unlnimously
resolved gesti s ~ Nasl 3iatap sT pecesssrf ba. h''
Tue Drescat lac shouH 80 ,mssa~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN.

THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN.
RESIGNATION or DIPLOMATIC REPREsENTATIvEs-
RUMORRD REMOVAL OF CAPTAIN-GKNERAIs-THE
SIEGE OF CARTAGENA CONDUCTED WITH IN
CREASED ENERGY-CAPTAIN-GESERAL JovELLAR
OFFERS HIS COOPERATION.
MADRID. Tuesday, Jan. 8. 1874
Tho diplomatic representatives Of Spain at Paris,
Brussels, and Lisbon have resigned. 1t is reported
that the Government will remove the Captain-Gen-
erals Of the Philippines Cuba. and Porto Rico 1t
is probable that Gen. Jose dc Ia Concba will DO APP
pointed Captain General of Cuba.
Tho disarmament of the disaffected volunteers is
going on quietly everywhere. Tho malcOntents in
Valladold aud Malaga dispersed before the troops
arrived.
The Madrid Municipality has been reorganized
with Senior Carvajal at its head.
LONDON Wednesday, Jan. ia am.
Dispatches from the vicinity of Cartagena report
that the besiegers, inspired by the new order OF
things redouble their efforts to reduce the city. At
the same time the defenders seem to have taken
fresh courage from the belief that the present Gov
eminent is unpopular and short-lived. They have
recently made several desperate sortes but without
effect and have hoisted the black flag over Fort
Galeras.
1t is reported on good authority that the burning
of tho man-of-w war Tetuan was Intentional. and
been destroyed at tho same time. but the plan was
discovered, and they were saved.
A Madrid dispatch to tho STANDARD reports that 200
persons were killed and wounded before the dis
tmbances in Zaragossa and Valladolid were sup
pressed The new Government intends soon to add
100000 men to the reserve.
HAVANA, Jan. 6.-Captan-General JOvellar has
toegraphed to Marshal Serrano that he will CO.
operate with him III everything relating to Cuba.
The Voz de Cuba expresses profound satisfaction
at the change of Government in Madrid IL con-
dennis the Federal Republicans. but praises Cas-
telar.
Rumors are in circulation that Gen. Concha is to
succeed Jovellar, but they contradicted by the
Vos. The same paper reports that the Republican
Club. learning that the Captsln-General had de-
cided to close it. has voluntrily dissolved.
NO DOUBT OF Mr.. RALPH KEELERS DEATH
HAVANA. Jan. 6-The death Of Mr.. Ralph Keller
the missing correspondent is now beyond doubt.
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MARRIED.

srRw ,RT-GRAYo Bos the Ga ss b. he t,t oalsi's'
Rob,n, u. d.. william A. ". Stewart OF Nerfoff " Fr.Sns
L,nug daagh,er Of the Hon william G"r
w.reou,-GRAvks-, New Haven Jas 1874 y, ne Re, ea
H. Msroas OF heShs'ea 20 h's' ""' -
Grsye, Ia lght.t iiearg b. Grsves ESQ, fLiehaef
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JANUARY WEATHER.
TILE HUDSON AGAIN OPEN.

TTIF HUDSON AbAIN OPEN.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 6.-FOr the third time
this Winter tho Hudson is again open through TO Albany
The tug Carrie passed. here to-day going south with ten
loaded canal boats the last OF those which we're frozen
IN IN the canal
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BOSTON BANK STATEMENT

Bosros GTbe following tue ,.sssmss ., ,hs B'.'rs
National Bans returned 10 tn Ce'T9s togse On hol ''"ts
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must Ds iador'ed wh fsu
name and dfdress.
, 1874-08-07
Rumor that Beecher Is to Be.
come Editor Of the New
Administration Paper :.
in New York.
Spcculalioas as to tito Reasons Why
Moa}ton Kept Out Of tho
Way 30 Long.
Comments Of The New York Papers
on Mr.. TiltoM's Testimony.
Hl1HIY IMPORTANT RUMQn,
E.t6t1u TIA HAtn i+ark ftr.t nj IL

tfonA It'd Nett Fork GrIphtc,
Among tlio rumors Which arc current respect
inI, discrimination Of tho Doechcr- Hilton ucaudal
III ono Of q most remarkable character, which.
ho"cror, sooms to 10 wall authenticated. It il
to the otfccs tint NIr. Boocl,er will present no
formal atatolnont to tho Investigating Commit
tee but that e will Hubmit to their crosa o1am-
retro from tic ministry mud assnmo Tho ofltor-
1htp OF tho now Republican paper about to bo
started under tho auspicea Of Moaata, Norvoll,
6edtoY aud Williams.
Il III understood further, that the managers Of
Heecher faW days since, in ordor to discuss
this subject, aud that Dir. Deochor gayo them on
interview at pceks',il', whom tho matter wns IN
formally talked ovor, and Mr.. Doachor now holds
tho nlattcr under alViBen,eut.
, 1874-08-07

Srcc'al Dicpatch to The ch'cGa3 TftoRHc.
JAoEsoNy111,E, ILL.,, Aug. G.-Tho Democratic
newspaper l!ofo publishes n call for Count ty
Convention to elect delegates to tho Democratic
ard I.iboral State Convention, but lenouncof
tho action Of tho Btato Central Committee in
fixing platform in ADVANCE, declares that ttlo
Chicago meoting waa led by a foreigner. ucgIng,
tho agent OF tho bloated Eastorn and foreign
bonlholders, and by wiro-pullezs who DO not
represent tile Democratic massoa and calls on
tho Democrats 10 Hond delegates to Springfield
who will ropudiate this aetion, It also de-
no'!aces tho speclo-rosumpton pink and tho
basis for papor money. This Democracy OF
Morgan County are greatly divided on tho cur
ro1cy question. and many declare they will not
accapt tho AlcCormioh Platform.
, 1874-08-07


tiU3sas
Sp<rlat DisputcA 10 The Chieupo Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kan, Ang. G.-rha 1soform staso
Convention rcaauemblod this morning, and COLI
tinued iu aosyion throughout tho day, resulting
III putting III nomination lilo following ticket j:
Tor Governor, ]. Q. ouaoy, OF Miami County !;
Loutenaut- Governor, Il. If. Ewfngton socro-
tary Of Stat o, Nelson Abott, Of Atchison County
Treasurer, Charles +. KooBtor, OF Marahall
County, Auditor, q, +. Smith, Of W,lson 0oun.
Y; Auporlaten'lent Of Public obstruction. Il. ..
j, n. Iiallowol Of Cl,orokee County; Assistant
Justice Of tho Supreme Court. ". +. Donthitt,
Of Shnwneo County.
On the tlrAt poll for candidate TOR Qovornor,
N. L. Hudson, Master Of tho State Grange, ro-
celved large minority, but i belng ANNOUNCED
that Mr.. Hudson lad positively asaortod his
docltnntion 0f llla pos1tton, votoa Woro cllauGol
which gaya 1lr. Uuaoy tho ollolro.
]. @. 1u9Ey,
ths candidate for QoyornQf, IL 4 thorough,
, 1874-08-07

Bpsc8al Disuusoh to IHf Chicago TfsbNat.
LINCOLN, Nab, AuE. G.--Yho following plat.
form. vas adopted by the temperance mass
1nootlnR. to-day, md tllo Convention adjourned
to meet iu delegate convention, Aug. u:
Res7tred. Tint tho present pocn parties ars orig
tnay Incompetent. IN their respective eyganlzations
to benefit tho Temperance cauHc;
That Te as conEclcnttous temperance men canno.
longer support either Of the political parties;
Tint wc IN inasa convention assembled, ID heartily
snoffe tho eau ae by tbs State Central Cou,tnitteu
for State Prohibition Convention;
THAT to License csimo Ia to participate IN It's cotuiH-
aion;
:clat intorao The action Of Gov. Tabott OF aIaa-
s1chnso!ts, aud The cummpn1ablo stand tatcn in ha
thrcc distinct rcoes Of the action Of tho Legislature
tanparinE NTH thu temperance awn OF that Slate.
, 1874-08-07

tSpetkM Dtsuatch II 1'he Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Aug. G.-Ihe Neform Con-
Yeution was called to order at o'clock by tho
Hon. John T. Cook, State senator from Hills
dn|e County, who nomiua III the Lion. Eugane
rringo for Temporary Chairman. That gont!o-
u,an. OIL assuming tho olsalr, made u short but
spirited address, briefly Stating tho object Of tho
Convention, and urging haunouy ind spirit Of
conoiliation. Tho rocont call Of tho Democratic
6tnto Central Committee. for state Uonyon-
tion to DO held ut kalamazoo, Sept. 10, to nomi-
nate ea.Mlllatea for Htata officers, prevented
large attendance, Beorea Of prominent Demo-
Gratis Of tho progressive sclaool, WHO lad detet-
mined toHupport tho reform movement pfoforring
to a"ait tho 1nootlug Of tho Donocratio Co,yon-
tfon. which 1t wna understood generally WIS to
bu cn!lod not with tlo purpose Of nominating u
atralglt Dolnocraslo .ickos, as has beea lut(aA-
trlouHly given out by Chandler and lis frloula,
but to keep Intact Its organization bosiles, 1t
was understood that tho Convention would not
plneo tiokot in nomination. but orgauxp, TO-
leot committee, and probably, after agroolng
upon a, a1droea to 10 suhlnltlnd, call n oonveu-
tlnn to nlaot Aitor tho Republican aud Domo-
cratic Conventions. SILL there was
4 MlaHLy 1tEarEcTAnr.E ATTENDANCE.
uaariy aypry congregational dHtriot b9iug ronr4.
4onsad, tbs SaHtorn portion Of tn Alata lAYIpy
, 1874-08-07
4 Few Serious Charges Against Scrtn.
tor Ingalls,. az kkn.aNz&4,

AOA ANH<+1As9 DA hAAHNEl4a
KANSAS Cry, No., Aug. o.-T.e Kansas CITY
Tires: in It's oxpoao Of John ]. ingalls,, preHont
hayo associated unlnwfutly with Mrs. Dono-
dot who bore q child. and when 1ngalH wap
married was restrained froul creating trouble BY
Was'!ington Territory, claims to heyo bocn mar.
rlod to him sono years aI!o; tint 1o has turucd
hiR motLor-in-law away from homc, leaving hor
il poverty, ho having wealth; TINT 1o received
$4,000 from mercantile firm III Atchison FOR
making Its record good on tho books
Of tho .commerclal Reporter; TINT
ho caused pomeroys election to
tue aenato by manufacturing votes, giving
ronleroy majority of three; that ho 'changodl
tho resolutions prepared by tho counsel Of
spiracy boforo 1t occurred, which wonii hayo
driven him from tho sonnto; that Fosters np-
potntmont aa United statos Judge coBt 81, 3,006 !;
that scolold .piad Ingalls, $1,000, whilo
ho held Office that Pomoroy'a trials we're post
ponot by lis giving tue 1,galls ring n note for
$4,000, and tho York moaoy $4,000. Extrso!a
aro published in tho Times from Ingalls, private
correspondence Il, relation to tho aboyc matters
Tho article IL uftoen columns.
, 1874-08-07


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 0.-Tho election today
was unusually quiet. The interest manifested.
in tho election by tho merchants was never Wit
nessad before, nearly oil tho stores being closed
and the prorfietors and clorlta at tue polla work.
ing for the Conservative tlcket, aud notwith-
standing the lines betwoon the black aud white
races were strongly drawn, moro colored mou
voted tho Conservative ticket than oror before.
It Is gonoraliY conceded thnt tho Conservatives
hayo Hwept tho city, anl will carry the county
and elect their entiro tohot by !, 500 to 200D ma
1ority. Tho otllcal vote will not be known before
tomorrow ayoning.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. G.-Tl.o city is Wild with
excitemonk tonight over tho result Of tile eloc-
arc Illuminated. iiuus arc being fired and n
great disp!ay Of fireworks over tho Conservative
victory. It ia believed now that tho BARTLETT, or
Conservative, ticket Ia carried In thiu city by
oyor {, ,01D, aud that the majority in tho county
will rcach 5000. kilograms from surrounding
counties show hcayy Democratic galns.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, aug. G.-E!ectiou returns ARC
coming In slowly. Official returns from ilyo
wnrdB art ton dHtr.ota give Judge Cooper, for
Chancellor, ESQ majority over both liH eo,npoti-
tors, O'Drion and McClain. Tho entiro Demo-
CRITIC ticket In this county u elected by from
1000 to 800 majority.
NASHVILLE Tenn., Aug. 6.-Tlo election for
county officers paRn0d off quietly mud without
disturbance. 30 lar as hoard from. A worry heavy
vote WIZ pollod in tho city 4nd county. Partial
returns from tho different wards and districts
indicate that tho rcgulHr Conservative and DEM
| oorat'o ticket il eloctea by a largo majority.
, 1874-08-07

mont OF tho rcasons tmpeling him to dissolve
hia connection With tllo paper,
II tllo , lnst election, Burrows mnjorlty waa
Of tho districts md, should tho Do1nocratn hrin1t
out their bast man ngaitsst him noxt fall, bur.
rows election will bo decidedly problon,attcal.
, 1874-08-07
The FkufnnARxOO Isnu fsr1ltau Rapids
{11icIl.} Congressional D Districts,

correspondence u Tht Ghtuaaa Tribune.
Kalamazoo, Aiteh.. Au5. 6.-Iho political
cauldron begins to boil III tAsa Congressional
DIstr!ct. Tile oleotiona Of delegatos to tho lla~
publican Congressional ConYontfon (whloA
meets Oh tho "a pro..) arc now bong hea. and,
aa q .goneral tlltug, tha delogatoa choson arc
considered favorable to tho denomination OF
CAPT. J. q. burrows. Tllls IL the surface indl-
cation. Deepor, there IL widespread d'sRatis-
faclion with hiu course. Tho election OF aelo-
gnteA from this village took place Monday night,
ind tho opposition to burrows suffered al elco-
tiou to pass without auy apparent opposition;
got before tho election came oil, savage attacks
wore made Oh burrows through tic, "poo-
plo's" department OF tho Dai!y Telegraph. Two
wore In typo for Saturday evuning's issue; but
tho Junior proprietor, Mr. Kendall, absolutely
refused t!,on aP!aeo: P, p!is od t. t.. dHeasaioh
torli,cr from the papor. 1tls valoasctory a,,-
poarsd last night, aud Ia : ~<l'-~et!sn atate-
, 1874-08-07
AnnO1lMccnl cuts.
ANTr-otoNOpoL1Hrs' DELEGATE CONVENTION At

DhYESpHHT.
Speck,t DfspatcA to 1'he Chtcaqo 7rfbtna.
DAyESronT, la.. Aug. G.-Tho Anti-Atonopo-
tion ut the Court-Honso on Saturday, Aug, a. TO
aelest twolyo deloeates to represent them in tho
Congressional and also twalve to represent tltena
in tile Judicial Convention to be- hold ut nIa-
Quoketa Aug ~.
, 1874-08-07
JUDGMENT DAY.
The Republican Party
Arraigned for SEN
tence.
It's Condemnation by the Peo-
pie Of North Carolina.
The State Swept Over by tile
Opposition Party.
Similar Result Of the County Elec-
tions in Tennessee.
Organization Of the National
Reform Party in Michigan.
Excellent Principles Ennnciatcd---A
Sound Financial Resolution.
The Nominees of the Independent Party
in Kansas.
Congressional Nominations in the
Western States.
Excellent Principles Ennnciatcd---h
Sound Financial Resolution.
The Nominees of the Independent Part,
in Kansas.
Congressional Nominations in the
Western States.
Miscellaneous Political Matters.
Tho North Car0lfnn Election

Tho North Carolfnn Election.
WILMINGTON, N. G.. Aug. G.-Tho election for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, Congress-
men. Judges, and Solicitors. me1nbora Of tho
General Assembly. and county otltcors, took
place in this State to-day, In this city tho eloc-
tiou passed. OF quietly until nearly the timo for
tho polls to oloso, whom James Hoaton 1le-
publican politician, created disturbance md
successfully resistol the porer Of tho city to ar-
rest him for tho time, bo'ug laohed By a negro
mob Of aeyeral hundred. Tho whites
took no part III it. Tho nogroes now
fill tho Btroots, and tho excitement
runs high. 4 few precinct returns received
slow ConH ervativo gains on thu vote Of Morri-
man and Caldwell in 1872 which will bo the basis
Of calculation. rho great intoreHt hero coutres
Oh the election Of Juigo Of lho Fourth District.
the opposing candidates being Daniel L. Nussol
Hay, Conservative.
W1tM1saroHt N. G., Aug. G.-pnrslal returns
from tho Fourth JMaicRl District leave but little
doubt Of tho election OF nlcKoy. Conservative.
hundred majority. Prominent Republicans loro
conecde tho defeat Of their State ticket.
The returns received render it almost certnin
thnt the Conservatives carry tho Third, Fifth.
Sixth, Seventh, and Eight! Congressional Dis
trtcta. with the caanoes argoly III their favor in
the First ard Fourth Districts. Tho bohs asti-
mates give them sovon out OF eight Cougrcaa-
men, which is gain Of two naomborH. lioturua
from oyery precinct tll1s far received, except
two, show Conservative gains over the voto Of
1872. when the Republican majority In tue State
waa 1oaa than 2,0OD.
Indications all favor the election Of Stephen
D. Pool, Conservative, as Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
4 negro mob attempted to capture white
1nnn who had takon roruge IN atore in Market
street. For I'LL hour or two tho danger Of col
liHion between tho whites aud blacks waB 80 i'm
minent TINT tho whites formed in line Of bnttla
on Front street. botwoon Market aud Princess.
md awaited the expected attack. Tho negro
NIB vas finally dispersed by d largo forco Of
special police.
h fight occurred this evening at Rocky Point,
IL miles from here, botWeon abuut 100 ncgrocB
and thirty whites. Two whites wero seriously
Injured. Tho fight was sill going on ut Inst ac-
counts.
T7txr, ~ t.x.. ~
, 1874-08-07
Ar N4T,FT1TJ

nALE1aH, n. G., Aug. G.-rho State election
to-day pnssod oil qulotiy as far ms heard from.
Democratic ganB are reported in every section.
rhere is largo Democratic gain in this city. md
tho precinct adjoining. over tito vote OF 1872.
q vote ya1iously estimated from 6,000 to 10,O0l,
with soYen Democratic Congressman out oi
eight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
LawIessness In Tennessee-A Dispatch
from the President to Governor

WASHINGTON, September 19.--The Presi-
dent this afternoon sent the following tele-
gram to Governor Brown, Of Tennessee :n',,i
g Erecutire Mansion, September 10, 1874.
Hon. John @. Bro,nn, Gouernor, Nashville,
Tenn: Sir,-Your dispatch OF yesterday has
been received and referred to the United
States District Attorney for the Western dis.
triet of Tennessee fora report. As there is
now no official information Of his proceed;
ings here, when his report is received I Will
give you more definite answer or have,
the Attorney. General do so. Twill state,
however, that it is very gratifying to know
that the State authorities of Tennessee
are disposed to suppress and punish class
of lawless acts so dangerous to life and so
opposed to every political, financial and
moral interest of the State, but the Consti-
tuition makes it my duty to enforce the acts
of Congress, and Congress has passed laws
giving the United States jurisdiction in such
cases as are referred to in your dispatch.
ono special order has been given to the
Federal officials in Tennessee further than
the circular of September Sd of the Attor.
ney. General, which is general in its nature,
and constitutes instructions to all marshals
and district attorneys wherever violations OF
said acts may occur. will add that the State
and General Government, as you are well
aware, may have concurrent jurisdiction
over the same offences, as, for example, IN cases
of counterfeiting; and the action OF the
State authorities in such cases does not pre-.
vent the General Government from proceed
ing against the offenders.
fSignedl n "U. S. GRANT"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
The Yelrow-Feyer at PENSACOLA.

WASHINGTON, September 19.---Information
has been received at the Navy Department
that Commander Charles L. Franklin, on
duty at the Pensacola navy-yard, died of the
yellow-fever on the 18th instant. He was a
native of Ohio, and has been in service nearly
twenty years. .- -.ry.5
i The three medical officers recently ordered
to duty at that yard have arrived there.
Professor Logan, OF New Orleans, who is
supposed to have volunteered his services,
has also arrived at the yard. l@t!
|. The latest intelligence received at the De-
partment shows no abatement of the fever,
! CaptaipA. A. Semmes, executive officer at
the yard, has been taken down with the dis
ease