The New York herald., 1875-12-01

PROPER WORDING OF TICKET IN ISSUE.
At the last election in New York a to the
Hon. A. f. Allen, NJ c. deceased for the Thirtythird
district, was to be chosen. Nelson j. Norton the
republican candidate and Charles Cary the democratic
The district composed ofCattaraugus and Chattauqua
counties The Board OF State Commissioners have not
yet met and declaration Of the result has yet been
made. But examination Of the county returns
shows this state of SIN Cattaraugus county Mel
son j. received for Representative in Congress
496l votes Charles s. Cary, 525 votes In CHATEAU
qua county, for Representative in Congress- Charles s.
Cary received 4614, and Flint Blanchard (repl
70 votes; for Member of Congress Nelson J. Norton
received $500 votes, and few scattering; for
Representative in the Forty fourth Congress Augustus
N Lowry received votes If the for the Repre-
sentative Congress and for Member OF Congress be
held TO have been cast for the Office Mr. Norton
received in the two counties 10,770 votes and Mr..
Cary 9139, making Mr. Nortons majority 6Sl; but
Mr.. Lowry claims that his five votes were the only
votes cast which can be legally counted, because
described cast for the Forty fourth Congress, and
therefore he has given notice of purpose TO contest
Mr. Norton's right to seat If he is awarded the
tncate by the State Board OF Commissioners
CONTESTED SEATS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs.
The following correct list Of the contests for
in the House of Representatives:
Alabama-Brombery Haralson.
Florida-Finley vs. Walls
Ilnois-Lemoyne VS. Farweu.
Louisiana---Spencer Morey; Breux Darrall
Decentralization VS. Frost
Minnesota-Cox VS.. Strait
New York-Lowry vs. Norton Thirty third distrct).
South Carolina-Lee VS. Rainey; Butts VS.. Mackey.
Vrgnia-Patt vs. Goode
Idaho Territory-Fern VS.. Bennett
Utah Territory-Baskin VS.. Carmon.
THE WESTERN MAIL sERvICE-THE NEW AR
RANGEMENT TO co INTO EFFECT TO-DAY.
The Railway Service Division Of the Post Office De-
partment is to-day informed by telegram from Assist
ant Superintendent French that the following arrange
ments have been made for the Western postal
SERVICE Cincinnati line will leave Pttsburg at $50
p M leave Columbus at 1910 A. NJ arrive at Gin
cinnat at 440 A. NJ. Going East the mail will leave
Cincinnati at :05 p NJ, Columbus at IL As p NJ. and
arrive at Pttsburg at AS A. NJ The St. Louis postal
will leave Pittsburg at $50 NJ, Columbus at $3.50
p NJ and Indianapolis at IL rs p ~, arriving in St
Louis at $40 A. NJ In the other directions it
ST. Louis at 7;10P NJ, Indianapolis at 440 A. NJ, Co
lumbus at noon, and arrive in Pttsburg
at p NJ. The St. Louis line will do
the way mail service between Pittsburg and
Indianapolis, going both ways The cars are all
finished and have been distributed Everything is in
readiness to begin the service both lines to-
morrow. The morning train from Pittsburg to ST.
Louis will make close connection with tho additional
fast Western mail train that will leave New York city
at O'Clock each evening, commencing to-morrow.
The postal for Cincinnati from Pttsburg to start
just after the arrival of the limited mail from New
York, which will continue to leave New York at half
past four A. NJ The Eastern mail for St Louis will
not lit seems to be the impression in quarters go
by way of Cincinnati, but will be distributed before
reaching Columbus and forwarded by the vandala
route