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The New York herald., 1875-10-27

A UCTION. ATTENTION. AUCTION SALE.
n Positive Chance. Positive Chance.
TO-DAY. TO-DAY
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
this "WEDNESDAY morning, at l01s clock
- az the five story brown mansion
NO. AZ WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN 5TI AND 9TH AVS
Stenway four round IA octave Pianoforte
Decker Bros upright 71s Pianoforte
keaI imported brnnEes and Bisque Figures
Paintings by eminent artists,
- - StatuRry, Works OF Art
PARLOR SUITS richly frames
covered IN crimson aud gold brocade aud
Turkish and spanish Lounges Easy Chairs naid marquet
re and gut Centre and Console Tables rosewood Etageres
Cabinets French plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Man
Rugs, Ornaments
LiBRARY CONTAINS handsome inlaid Library and Sec
retare bookcases choice Books brary Tables elegant
Turkish Suit a pieces, lady's Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nlad
Dressing Cases. Bureaus, Washstands single double
Bedsteads 81 fine hair and spring Mattresses feather Pill
lows Blankets Toilet Sets and plush Suits marble top
Tables Chairs. Rockers
DINING FURNITURE, viz Two Extension Tables in.
laid French walnut Sdcboard Chars in leather
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery, &c hall stands velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets; Kitchen Furniture &C.
n B-Sale positive. Parties about purchasing will posi-
lively lind this chance Take Sixth Unver
sity place
Competent men TO remove, pack ship goods, city
country. ROBERT q. CASHIN, Auctioncer.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF RICH FURNITURE.
CABINET WARE. UPHOLSTERED GOODS. &C,
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
AEr
IN FURNITUREi
EAsTLAKE AND MEDIEVAL DESIGNS
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
also choice coectionof
Turkish Rugs and Carpets;
also an elegant Gothic Harp, new
exhibition at the Art Rooms, SIT Broadway
to be sold by auction,
THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock.
The MesSrs. LEAyITT. Asctioneers.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

~ EoRGE HoLBRooK, AUCTIoNEER- -IoLBRooK
" ROLLINS viii SELL this day at two o'clock, At their
sacsoom 45f and 456 Canal street, the Furniture Carpets
Bedding, &C. OF three story House, removed for
enee Psor Sits in great variety black walnut and
enameed Chamber Suits, Pier and Mantel Mirrors Eta
ceres Wardrobss Bookcases Sofas Lounges marble top
and Extension Tables. hy Brussels aud ingram Carpets
0coths Druggets. Paintings and Engravngs hair and
other Mattresses feather Beds Blankets Coforters and
Spreads Crockery. Cutlery, and plated Ware
snnll size Billiard Tnble. &c. Ac
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TaCoNOMY rs CERTAIN wEALTH-LADIES CAN
~ save by having their Dresses and Oyergarments
bated Button Holes worked Looping dome with inll
hEish them home Special attention
paid 10 those living Of city. Mime. HEPPARD, 1ol
West Fourteenth street. Of Sixth Cut this
out and keep Il.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
THE LOSS OF THE VANGUARD.

THE NAVIGATING LIEUTENANT OF THE IRON DUKE
DIsMIssED-THE ADMIRALTY MINUTE CENsURED
BY TIE LONDON PRESS.
LONDON. Wednesday, Oct. 13, 1875.
The Admiralty minute published yesterday,
generating yiceAdHiral Tarleton and Capt. Hickey
from any responsibility for the sinking OF the Vanguard.
also dsnsses EVANS, the navigating lieutenant OF the
Iron Duke The document has called fOrth much cr1t
cism by the London press.
The Times this morning, in leading article the sub
ect says M ia not clear that the minute fully obser
the rule that the conditions OF the service in the navy
ought TO be upheld without favor distinction. The
Daily Nes and The Telegraph also have editorial articles
the subject and condemn the minute. The Sandard
Government organl, in its comments on the matter.
says the minute will not public approval
than the notorious Admiralty circular in regard TO fg
tive slaves which tho Government found necessary 90
suspend last week. The Morning Echo says that MI
Hunt is mistaken il he imagines that he can satisfy the
country by offering the navigating lieutenant as .
scapegOat.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-1he 2:}1 and 2:26 races
al Park day, well Billy
the frst joe Brown the latter
NASHVILLE, Oct 13.-The Fall meeting of tho
Albion Jockey Cub Gallatin to-day. Tho
track was sleudd condition and the atton lance good.
DETROIT Oct 1.}.-The steam-tug Miller exploded
her boiler sunk H. Thunder Bay this morning capt Mil
Ter clerk killed, and the fireman seriously
juId.
BOSrON. Oct. 13.-In three mile race in working
Charles this morning. between
NJ. Delaney ani named JOnnson the latter won In ~
minutes 10 seconds
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 13.-Great preparations are
being for the days soldiers reunion this week Ord
will be issued from the government arsenal here
for the Of the veterans.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi. Oct. 13.-Onc of the indictments
against Chas Mclrath late state Auditor Oi mai,Sauce
office connection with the school anl-. tried yesterday
The Jury rendered sSerlict Of not guilty.
MILFORD. Penn. Oct. l3.-rhe post-oilice at this
place entered by thieves last night and robbed ~
300 ia money and 800 worth Of ssmp large chises
left by the thieves suspicion rests certain persons
this place.
LITTLE VALLEY. y. Y, Oct. l3.-rhe trial of Nell
T. Cool indicted Jointly with Mrs Emma Winpe
murder OF her husband la this Man
to-day jury obtained at noon. There syey little
element.
B,IfIMoRF Oct l3.--The body Of n Young man
who committed suicide Yesterday by jumping from the top ot
the column Washin recognized
la OF Arthur Johnson, whose father resides llS
South Gilmerst His age was 20.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 13.-Joseph MeCarty OF
West Virginia robbed Of 400 last while standing
the platform leaving
Three jumped the train for the purpose NcCary
thinks the men followed hin from West Virginia
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14

the November elections. The Ohio Democrats have
lost all influence in the national councils Of their
party, and will have to take back seats in the
Presidential Convention. Thurman's name must be
scratched off the roll of possible candidates for the
Presidency. He will, however, retain his power in
his party in Ohio, which will naturally honor the
man who tried to keep it out of the ag-money
snare. The result does not make Ohio a
sure Republican State next year. Had the
fight been made this Fall on the question
of approving Grants Administration, Allen
would have had 10000 majority. Politicians,
speculatng on the outcome of yesterdays victory,
should bear in mind that the struggle not be-
tween Republicans and Democrats, as those terms
are understood in New-York and Massachusetts,, or
at Washington, but between the friends of sound
currency and the advocates of cheap money. OF
course old party ties had force, but they did
not decide the contest. Thousands of Republicans
voted for Allen, because they are in debt, embar-
rassed i'll business, out of employment and be-
lievcd that a pletboric circulation would benefit
them personally. Thousands of Democrats voted
for Hayes. because they want TO make the condcm-
nation Of the rag-money humbug felt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
COIINTY RETIR\S.

TINCISNATI, Oct. 13.-Sevcnty- ont of
eightydye precincts in Hamilton County give Hayes
majority Of 9Os. Sixty-one precincts give Young the
Republican candidate for Observation-Disclosures ma
iory over Samuel Cary Democrat of 500 The Fourth
Ward, first precinct, gives Allen majority OF 726,
Democratic gain The Republicans elect three mem
bers TO the Legislature by average majority Of 1000
1t Is estimated that Hayess majority in this county will
reach 800
DAYTON, Oct 13-MOntgomery County complete gives
Allen s22 majority and Cary $40. ODe Republican and
two Democrats elected Representatives, and Demo
cratic Senator is elected in the district The Soldiers
Home polled 200 votes, giving Allen "A majority
TOLEDO, oct 13-Lucas County, with one township to
hear from, gives Hayes, 5,773 Allen, 4433. The ma
ory Hayes will not be less than 1377 ny Official
count
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14

forms and the conduct Of future political campaigns
Democrats who would under other circumstances have
felt kecnly the sting defeat hoped that II would have
the effect Of nculcatng honesty and sense among tho
paper money cliques OF their party.
There was a number Of business men who Thought
that while imitation had received check, yet the
voting also showed that unwise contraction w%ould %
be inudicious. sound, honest, conservative nhan-
cial policy was that which required Dy the
people. The stock and gold markets being governed ny
local and speculative manipulation anoruru no
indication Of the effect the election The movements
were entirely in accordance with the manipulatons OF
few specuators and prices were forced u OF down VIII"
ont regard TO the result.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
IOWA.
IVN y.
DECIDED REPTRLICAN GAINS

DEs MoINEs, Oct. 13.-Special dispatches re.
ceye by The state Register up TO noon DO not materially
change this mornings estimate. They confirm the
nouncement made then OF $1,000 Republican majority
on the State ticket against s 900 last year. and about
30 Republican majority on joint ballot in the Legs-
lature, against 10 majority last year.
DUBUQUE, oct. 13.-The Republicans elect two ont OF
the three members to the Legislature from this county
and possibly al three. Special dispatches TO The D-
6uq,e Times show that the Republican majority has been
considerably increased all the state The majority
for Eirkwood will, it is believed, reach 3jo00 with q
strong majority in the General Assembly. The Demo
cratic local candidates here beaten, and the Repub
lican aud Peoples candidates victorious
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
INFLATIONS DISGRACE.

NOT PARTISAN VICTORY-THE HARD FEELING
TOWARD THE DEMOCRATIC LKADERs-THURMAN
ONLY RETAINS PARTY POPULARITY.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 13. A word as TO general
results. Imitation is dead in Ohio. Democrats who
only yesterday were bawling Justify for more
money, are to-day cursing Allen, Ewing, and the
other leaders for deserving the old Democratic hard
money path and getting the party into the slough Of
defeat The Cincinnati Enquirer declares that it will
keep up the fight and threatens dire revenge on the
Gew-York Democracy; but it will quiet down altar
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
HAYES'S MAJORITY NOT LARGE.

RECEPTION OF RETURNS FROM THE BACK TOWNS
THE DEMOCRATS NOW REFUSE TO CONCEDE
ALIENS DEFEAT BY OVER $500.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13-9 p. m-Early IN the after
noon dispatches favorable to the Republicans ceased
TO arrive, and the Democratic Committee began to
hear from the back country towns news that to their
minds changed the whole face of affairs. This even
ing the majority for Hayes which at noon had grown
in the minds of his friends to 10 900, has dwindled
down 10 about 5000. Col. Thompson, Chairman
of the Democratic Committee, says that his private
dispatches warrant him in claiming the State for
Allen; but that in any case, Hayes's majority will
not exceed $500. The extraordinary change i'll the
current of news opens the question of the result
anew, and the headquarters of both Committees are
besieged by anxious crowds. Capt. WikOff, the Re
publican Chairman, says he has reason for think
ing that Hayes is defeated. His dispatches still
show Hayes to be over 1000 ahead, and the counties
to hear from ought not TO decrease that figure He
still claims small majority in the Legislature
From these conflicting accounts the fair deduction
is made that HAYES is elected but by a very small
majority, probably between 1000 and 1000.
ALIENS ELECTION EVEN HOPED FOR.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
COLUMBUS. Oct. ia most remarkable change
in the political feeling has occurred this evening
At noon the Democrats conceded the State to the
Republicans by from 10000 TO l1,OOo, D,it tins
afternoon they received private advices which con-
sderably changed their figures, steadily cutting
down Hayes's prospective majority. This evening
the Democratic Committee closed their headquarters
TO outsiders and have since been figuring on the re-
suit and now claim that Hayes, if elected at all
will not have over 9, 800 majority This result, the
Committee claim, is reached from the figures re-
ceived from their private correspondents in 53
counties and 80 counties to hear from. Mr.. Thomp-
son. the Democratic Chairman, says they yet hope
TO prove Aliens election by small majority. This
news has spread like wildfre, and men who were
confident to-day and jubilant over having won con-
siderable sums of money on lIayess election now fill
the Republican Committee rooms anxious for news
A. L. Wikoff, Chairman of the Republican Commit
tee admits his news of this afternoon will cut down
Hayess prospective majority; but he claims he has
no news at all in keeping with that at the Demo-
cratic rooms He declares he cannot see how 1t Is
possible to overcome Hayes's majority Republican
figures give the Republicans a majority OF nine in
the House, not counting four considered doubtful.
and majority of three in the Senate, with four yet
in doubt.
IATER.-A revision Of the Republican figures give
HAYES net gain of S,l31 in 56 counties, while on
tho other hand the Democratic figures show that
HAYES will not have over 1000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
FOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, Oct. 13.-The British war vessel
Bclerophon with her tender Argus arrived here to-day
from Newport X. L.
OTTAWA, Oct 13.-Prof. Baird of Washing
ton has presented the Canadian Fisheries Department,
with 100000 eggs OF the California salmon from the
state hatchiD g-house at Sacramento.
HALIFAX, Oct. 13.-It is feared that much
distress will be experienced among the mining districts
OF Cape Breton the coming Winter, owing 10 the largo
number Of unemployed men. The miners are asitatlng
for Government aid.
MONTREAL, Oct 13.-The sum of $4,000
found with Nichols the absconding bank manager,
and his son, who caught at ST. Augustine, Fla,
by Detective Harry Davis OF Ncwlork. The detective
hopes to be able to most OF the stolen property
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
OTHER OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
NEBRASKA,
NEBRASkA.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 9,OO0-NEW CONsTITu-
TION CARRIED.

REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY 1000 tONNIlIb~
TION CARRIED.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13.-The returns thus far
received from the state IL has gone Republican
by a majority Of 1000 10000. very heavy vote
was cast. There much scratching, and Inde-
pendent tickets have been carried in local aud county
elections Col James W. Savage, Democrat, OF Omaha,
is probably elected District Judge 10 ~ generally
ceed that the Constitution has been carried by
large majority and that the capital location question
still open Strong efforts have been made the
part Of Lincoln, the present capital 10 secure its pcrma
nent choice as such.
THE RESULT IN THE COUNTIES.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13.-Koarncy COunty-The
Republican state, Judicial, and County tickets are
elected by handsome majoritics.
Douglas CountyIhe vote Il near counted that il o
safe to say the Republican State and Judicial nominees
are elected ly handsome majorties; also the County
Clerk and Treasurer There is close vote the Sheriff.
and the prospects are the election OF Democratic
ddate.
Fillmore, Adams, and Nehama Counes-IIandsome
Republican majOritics
Platte Couny-It estimated that there is the Demo
cratic victory. Tievt' i not in.
Lincoln County-Unlecided The county will he evenly
divided, the Republican State ticket probably elected
Dodge County-Heayily Democratic.
Lancaster County-The heaviest vote ever polled was
cast here. The Republican ticket has large majority.
Lincoln City gives 800 Republican majority.
Saline County-This county gives a handsome Repub-
lican majority.
Otoe County-The vote is very close. The county has
always been Democratic but there is doubt there
large Republican gains.
Cunning County-The vote is very close.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT ASSURED.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 13-11 p. m.-The Democratic
Committee has returns from 90 counties, and their
estimates the other % show that Hayes elected
by about 800. The Republicans have full returns
from % counties, which show gains for Hayes net
ting 9, ,j3s There is therefore, further doubt as
to Hayes's election. His majority will probably he
about 5000, which was my estimate last night.
Ther9 never was an election in Ohio within the
memory of the oldest politician when the returns
were so contradictory as they have been to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
Chairman o, the Committee on Finance of tho Board of

Aldermen.
VIM L. Cole is a native OF Ireland. He has been ror
several years one the editors and propeors OF Ihe
irish American In 1874 he elected an Adermail.at
Large on the Tammany ticket lie is Chairman OF tIc
Committee on Police and Health Of the Board OF Alder
men Last Summer no accompanied the American Rine
Tesm 10 Great Britain as representative Of the NUM-
cpal Government OF this city.
John Reiey Ia native OF Ireland but has been resi-
dent OF this city for many years He was elected ASSIST
ant Alderman In 1865, and reelected in 1869 In lSO
he was chosen President Board OF Assistant der
men, hut lost his Office under the charter Of 1870 IN
1879 ne was elected an Alderman, and reelected last
year lie IL popular among his constituents on the
East side and 1t is considered that he viii add strclgh
the ticket He il Chairman Of the Committee on fuD
lie Works OF the Board OF Aldermen and member OF
other important committees.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
THE ELECTION IN OHIO.
VICTORY FOR THE COIN DOLLAR.

VICTORY FOX THE COIN DOlILAh.
uAYEs ELECTED BY ABOUT 5000 MAJoRITY-THE
REMOTE TOWNS BEING HEARD FRoM-sTRoNG
INDICATIONS OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE INDIE
PENDENT voTER-sUCCEss DUE TO THR CUR
RENCY IssUE-THE AMENDMENTS CARRIED.
The latest returns of the Ohio election show that
in 55 counties there was net Republican gam OF
about s,4OO votes with full reports from 80 conn
ties yet TO he received. At noon yesterday the
election of Hayes were conceded by the Democrats
by 10000 majority. A Republican majority III the
Legislature was also conceded In the latter part OF
the day telegrams was received at Columbus re-
ducing the Republican majority TO about 5000.
The Democratic Committee even claimed to hope for
the election of Allen. The returns are IN many re-
spects surprise to parties gains and losses being
reported in localities where the reverse was confident
Iy expected The gains of the Republicans are attrb-
uted exclusively to the private opinions and desires
of voters with regard to initiation. The COnstitu-
tional amendments providing for special commls-
SION to draw off the present surplus of business OF
the Supreme Court and imposing special tax on
dogs probably carried.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
CELEBRATING THE RESULT.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 13.-The Republicans
celebrated victories in Ohio and Iowa by an open
air meeting in Hanoversqdarc this evening. One hun
dred guns were hred and addresses delivered by
the Hon Thos g. Alyord the Hon Geo. L. Maynard, and
Others.
OswEGo ". Y, Oct 13-The Republicans OF this city
fired 100 guns tonight in honor of the victory in Ohio
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct l3-The Republicans held an
enthusiastic meeting tonight the Ohio election
NEw-ORIEAss, La Oct. 13.-The Republicans to-day
fred salute OF 100 guns in honor Of the Republican
victory In Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
LOCAL CONVENTIONS.
NOMINATIONS IN NEw-YORK AND IT'S
VICINITY.

NOMINATIONS IN NEw-YORK AND ITS
VICINITY.
ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES OF TANNANY HAIL-IHH
TICKET FOR AIDERMEN-AT-LARGE AND CORONER
-ACTIoN OF TIE ANTI-TAMMANY ORGANIZATION
IN HARMONY WITH THE EPUBLICANS-DIsTRiCr-
ATTORNEY PHELPS AND RECORDER HACkEIr
sUPPORTED-THE TICKET NEARLY COMPLETED
EDWARD ROWE THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR IN BROOKLYN-rHoMAs =. NEvINs
NAMED FOR sHERIFr-THE BROORLYN REPUBI-
CANS IN CoNyENTloN-CIvIL JUSTICES IN NfW-
YORK.
Numerous nominating conventions were held IN
and about New-York yesterday At Tanmany Hall
George w. Morton was made the candidate for Cor
oner, and Samuel A. Lewis, William l.. Cole, Mag
nus Gross, and John Reey for Adermen-at-Large
The Democratic opponents of Tammany Hall put
the names of District Attorney Phelps and Re-
cOrder IIackett on their ticket, nominated Tor
Surrogate William c. Traphagen, and nearly
completed their ticket. Arrangements were made
for conference and united action with the Repub-
licans. In three districts in this city the Repnbl-
cans nominated Civil Justices In the other districts
the conventions adjourned without action Edward
Rowe was nominated for Mayor of Brooklyn and
Thomas L. Neyins for Sheriff of Kings County by
the Democrats. The Brooklyn Republicans also
held nominating convention. which was prolonged
tn late hour with sharp debate.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
MAJORITY OF 10000 CONCEDED
THE nARD-MoNEY GAIN IN ALIENS HOME-Bo1I
HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,

HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-Retmns come Ill
very slowly and it is yet impossible TO give the accurate
figures on the result. But both the Republican and the
Democratic srae Committee agree that the State has not
gone Republican by 10000. The most significant
news Of to-day is Official dispatch from Ross County
showing that Allen has carried the county by only 2i2
giving Republican gain OF l0j, which elects Republi
can Senator Representative, Treasurer and Judge The
absence of all figures the Lieutenant Governorshp and
the Legislature makes definite statement regarding
them impossible While it is not certain, both Commit
tees agree that is quite probable the Republicans have
a working majority in both branches Of the General As
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
CONDITION OF THE MONTREAL MECHANICS
BANK.

MONTREAL, Oct. ia statement of the
affairs OF the Mechanics Bank shows that it holds de-
counted bills 10 the amount OF 5000 l0o Of which S1sG,
GOA past due The Oyerdrawn accounts Of the Gus
toners amount to $4,000. The cash on hand amounted
10 only $4,000 against $4,000 on the lst Of August
Tho President ha. Issued circular To the effect that be
hop there will be better realization of assets than
these figures show.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14

HOW THE RESULT WAS RECEIVED IN wALL-sT.
The Ohio election was the principal topic of
discussion in wallst yesterday The usual amount OF
election "chang" INDUCED in by the partisans OF
either party but the general feeling that OF relief at
the escape the dangers threatened by the reelection
of Gov William Allen. Sound business men Of both
parties congratulated each other upon the fact that
the "rsg money" theory had received such . re-
verse. They expressed the hope that this would
h.-. .trong effect in the shaping OF future plat
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
TIE BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.

PROLONGED DEBATE OVER THE NOMINATION FOR
MAYOR EX-CoNTRoLLER sCHROEDERs NAME
PREssED-CONrELENCE WITH THE INDEPENDENT
TAX-PAYERs' ASSOCIATION DISCUSSION OVER
THE NAMES OF =. T. RACkIOUSE AND JOHN r..
HENRY-GFA woODFoRD THE PRESIDING OFF,
GER
The Republican City Nominating Convention
OF Brooklyn held last evening in samuellss Assem-
bly, Rooms which crowded with delegates and
spectators Major Weeks acted temporary chairman,
aud Gen Stewart l.. woodford chosen permanent
chairman on motion OF David Williams OF the Seven
ISnh puse
New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
FAILURE OF A LONDON BROKER.
LONDON. Welnosday. Oct.

LONDON. Wednesday oct. -, 1875.
To-day Is settling day" at the Stock Ex-
change. The failure announced OF Henry srachsn,
stock and share broker of No 80 Throckmortonst His
liabilities are said to DC heavy.