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The New York herald., 1875-11-03
WASHINGTON.
Jubilee at the White House Over
the Elections.
THE THIRD TERN TO THE FRONT
Opposition Of the Republican Leaders 10 Grants
denomination at all End.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1875
There intense Joy at tho White House to night over
the complexion of the returns from New York Penn
sylvania and Massachusetts, 1t is longer a secret
thar the friends Of the President in pushing him for
third term made compact with the republican leaders
take the result of the elections to-day in Pennsyva
MIA and Massachusetts, indication Of his eligibility
for a third nomination. The close shave in
Ohio three weeks ago startled the leaders OF the
party and warned them that the administration could
at will, as it did in New York year ago when the
Custom House republicans laid out John A. Dix defeat
ali opposition within the party by defeating the party
itself truce between the friends and the opponents
OF Grant for the nomination OF 1876 the conse-
quence of Hayes slim majority OF only five thousand in
a total popular vote Of 500 900 and cartel
ranged in anticipation Of republican victory in to-
days elections by which all opposition TO the third
term would in such event, be withdrawn by Grants
opponents Meantime the Presidents friends organ
ized in his behalf Zacharah Chandler given the
vacant seat in the Cabinet and has timed his return to
Washington 50 as make his temperance here to-
morrow, when the results in Pennsylvania and Massa-
chusetts will have fred the republican heart afresh
throughout the country. Judge Edmunds was in turn
taken into counsel with Mr.. Chandler and plan Of
campaign agreed upon The die is cast and the third
have won, oven without the great and unex-
pected republican gain in New York, one
despatch saying that Seward has carried the
State by 5000 majority Hartrnntt's re-elcc-
ton and Rice's victory silence the opponents Of
the President From tomorrow will go forth, as
far the republican leaders here in Washington
urge It, fresh propaganda OF the third term In this
proposed canvass to the republican nomna-
ton for Grant next year his friends have hit upon
the ingenious idea, if indeed it has not been sug-
gested by the President himself that the question Of
referred back to the people in their various Congress
sional districts to be settled the way Horace Greeley
he accepted the democratic Presidential nomination.
This project shows mean strategic powers the
part Of the third managers the very outset Of
their movement In this way they will hope to
safely sail around the rock Of imitation upon which the
democracy splitting, east and west There Joy,
therefore, to- night at the White House.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
A RELIGIOUS CENTENNIAL.

A RELIGIOUS CELEBRATION FOR 1S76-A TIRE
MENDoUs SUCCESS ANTIcIPATED-oRGANIzA
T1oN OF BOARD OF MANAGERS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2 1875.
At meeting of large number OF cergymen Of this
city resolved that centennial religious celebra-
ton be held in Cincinnati in 1876 that board OF
ayers consisting Of fifteen persons be appointed, who
shall be charged with the and development OF
plans for the cclebration that invitations to partici-
pate shall embrace the whole land and all regionsts
and be limited only by the utmost ability to make it
such religious success both IN representation and
numbers the world has never witnessed. II is
understood that this enterprise meets with the approval
of Director General Goshorn.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 20 80 ?. NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 20 so P NJ
Probabilities.
During Wednesday in the South Atlantic States, east
erly southerly Winds higher barometer and cooler
clear or partly cloudy weather will prevail
In the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
southwest to southeast Winds falling, followed by
rising barometer warmer clear partly cloudy
weather, and in the two last possibly occasional rains
In the lake region, falling barometer, northeast TO
southeast WINDS slightly warmer partly cloudy
weather, and possibly followed by rain from
the upper lakes TO Lake Erie.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys falling followed by rising barometer, winds sniff
ing northeast and northwest partly cloudy weather.
possibly in the former and southern portion Of the
latter and followed by colder, clearing weather.
In the Middle States, rising followed by falling bar
ometer north to east Winds and slightly warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather.
In New England rising barometer, north TO north
west winds, cold, partly cloudy weather. and in
Maine, clearing away on Wednesday,
For the canal region Of New York the temperature
will continue at or below freezing during Wednesday
night
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ITALY.

THH ASSASSINATION OF soNzoGNo-T TRIAL OF
THE SUPPOSED MUEDERERs-DIPLoMATIC PRO-
MOTIONS.
RoMK, Nov. 2, 1875.
The trial is proceeding in this city of Giuseppe Luci
ami Michele Armat, Luigi Moreli, Carnelio Farina, Pho
Frezza and Salvador scarpett, charged with being
cerned in the murder OF Raaele Sonzogno editor and
part proprietor of the ultra democratic Journal La Cap
Stale The assassination created great sensation
tie time, and by many attributed to the clerical
party. The excitement has by means died out, as
may be from the fact that the Post ONCE seques
all foreign newspapers containing tho trial pro
ccedngs The trial has apparently developed the fact
that the murder committed by Frezza though tho
evidence believed TO be insufficient to convict Luci
ami at one time thought be the real nstigator OF the
crlmo
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
rHANKsGrv1NG PROCLAMATION.
ALBANY, N Y, Nov. ?, 1875.
covernor Tilden has issued the following:-

ALBANY, n. IT, NoV = Ao'"'
Governor Tden has issued the tollowing-
PRoclAMATIoN BY SAMUEL J. TILDES, GOVERNOR.
The revolving year brings with II the rcmemDrahce OF
bene6ts and OF obligations. During that now passing
away no war has desolated land no famine nor
pestilence has invaded homes no destructive hres
have consumed our cities sudden disaster has par
ayzed our slowly recovering industries The people of
this State have been enabled peacefully 70 pursue their
usual avocaons labor has not wholly eled Of its re-
ward the husbandman has earned abupdant harvests;
our institutions of education and benYvoence and re-
lgion have sustained and blessed /and while many
departments OF business still depressed people,
by productive energy, economy and seresrant, have
begun to renew in its sources individual and social
prosperity reign of law has been maintained and
under 1t liberty has been preserved and ostered our
homes have been safe and happy; individuals
have enjoyed innumerable blessings
In accordance therefore, with established custom
recognized by law do recommend TO the people Of
this State that Thursday, the 25th day of November
next they assemble in their usual places OF worship
and offer most humble and hearty thanks unto Al
mighty God for His porsevering and His constant
goodness And while thank God for His goodness
ourselves let remember the poor. While
grateful for the past invoking His blessing let us take
courage for the future.
Done at the Capitol, in the city Of Albany this LIST
day of November in the year Of our Lord 1875.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN
BY the Governor-CHARLEs SrEBBISs, Private secro-
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL NOTES.

The Lyceum Theatre opera bosGe company began an
engagement Monday night at the Varieties Theatre,
New Orleans eGiroh6. .Gironan sung
ssLes Lionnes Pauvres" is the comedy which the
Prince Napoleon caused to be produced in Paris not
withstanding that It was forbidden by the dramatic
censor.
Theodore Hamiltons company performed sour Boys'
in Poughkeepse last week In the company are Mr..
and Mrs Carhart Miss Laura Don, Miss Josie Perlcy,
Messrs l. Sinclair, s. J. Mestayer, c. Stuart and W.
RddelL
Miss Kate Putnam and her dramatic company place
their services the disposal OF the proper committee,
and offer to give performance for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the FIRE at Virginia City, at any leading
theatre Of New York :
The cast of 'La Dame Banchei tonight will be fol-
lows ws-Theodore wachte as George Brown, Mile Pap
penheim as Anna, Mile. Kustcr as Jennie, Nile Witt
man as Marguerite Mr. Fassbcnder as Galveston, Mr..
Milder as Dickson
II will be 100 years on the 7th inst since Goethe
rived at Weimar the invitation OF the Grand Duke
Charles Augustus Here Goethe endcavored TO estab-
sh his ideal theatre The anniversary is to be appro-
priately celebrated
The Paris correspondent Of the Era thinks Sgnor
Rossi has miscacuated leasing the Sale ventadour
for Eve months and business enterprise, his stay
In Paris will succeed In that no had better
have come 10 New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q 1875.
The order detailing First Lieutenant John B. Bab-
cock, Fifth cavalry, member OF the general court
martial at ST. Louis Barracks Missouri is amended to
detail Captain l. s Babbitt, Ordnance Department. in
his stead. At the close of the working Lake
Ontario and not later than the 1st of December next
Major Walter Mcfarland will in addition to his present
duties relieve Major John NJ Wilson of the works in
his charge Lake Ontario and the St Lawrence River,
and will proceed to Oswego, n. Y, for that pur
pose. On being relieved by Major Mcfarland, Major
take station and relieve Major N NJ Michler OF all the
duties he is charged with including those under
the Lighthouse Board reporting by letter the Hon
orabe the Secretary Of the Treasury for that service
Major Michler, after turning his duties TO Major
wilson, will proceed to Philadelphia and await further
orda
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
TRAGEDY AT SCRANTON, PA.
YOUTH STABBED TO THE HEART-EscAPE OF
THE MURDERER.

YOUTH STABBED TO THE HEART-EsCAPE OF
THE MURDERER.
SCRANTON Nov 2, 1875.
The neghborhood known the Sand Banks, in this
city, was the scene Of shocking tragedy last night.
The locality populated chiefly by the laboring classes
Living on opposite sides of the street are family
named Kelley and named Scanlon About eight
O'Clock in the evening several stones thrown
against the door OF the latter house. and Anthony Scan
lon aged seventeen years. went out TO whence the
missiles came. He found standing in the street Henry
Kelley, aged lfteen and charged him with throwing
the stones The Kelley boy instantly drew knife and
plunged the blade into Scanlons breast, exclaming
''There you damned son OF a b-h you'll never inter
fere with my HaHow Een fun again''
The knife penetrated young Scanon's heart cutting
II nearly in two, and he fell In the road and died in
stanty. The locality was at once the scene of the
widest excitement and if the young murderer could
have been found he would doubtless have been instantly
lynched He escaped, however, and dlgent search by
the authorities has as yet failed TO reveal his where
abouts Anthony Scanlon the murdered boy, a
cousin Of Anthony Scanlon, Of Archibald who was
stabbed 10 death by his uncle in that place and was
buried on THURSDAY last
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
THE GOVERNORS MEssAGE-AcrIoN OF THE TWO


THE GOVERNORS MEssAGE-AcrIoN OF THE TWO
HOUSES.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. ., 1875
The Governors message was delivered to-day to
both houses Of the General Assembly in convention
assembled. He recommends some legislation to make
the workings of the Board effective; such legisla
tion as will prevent the working Of Pontentiary con-
vcts outside of the prison walls the passage of bills
in reference the landed interests OF the State a
preparation for the Centennial the creation Of bu-
of immigration, mining and agriculture, and
that no general legislation be entered upon.
In tho Senate a memorial introduced and re-
ferred asking Congress to take charge of the Msss
sipp evees also a memorial asking aid for the Texas
and Pacific Railroad
In the House a memorial was introduced asking Con-
gress make appropriation for the improvement Of
the rivers OF Arkansas
A large amount of miscellaneous business was trans
acted when both houses adjourned until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ENGLAND.

RECEPTION by THE LORD CHANCELLOR TO THE
JUDGEs-INAUGURATIoN or NEW LEGAL
SYSTEM.
LONDON Nov. 2 1875.
Notwithstanding the regular Michaelmas term has been
abolished Lord Cairns, the Lord Chancellor extended
the customary reception to the Judges at his mansion
today. They afterward proceeded in procession to
Westminster Hall to inaugurate the new Mchaelmas
sItings under the Judcature act The Lord Chancel-
lor and Lords Justices will SIT the Court Of Appeal
great crowd of people assembled at and about
Westminster Hall TO witness the Inauguration Of the
new legal system,
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General william F. Barry, United States Army, is
residing temporarily a. the Windsor Hotel Ex-Gov-
Alexander H. Bullock, OF Massachusetts, arrived
last evening the Fifth Avenue Hotel State Senator
Roswell A. Parmenter Of Troy, is staying at the West
minister Hotel General George B. Mcclellan has taken
up his residence at the New York Hotel Brevet Major
General Charles r. Woods, United States Army.
registered at tho Metropolitan Hotel Mr.. Nathaniel
Wheeler, of Connecticut, is stopping at the Union
Square Hotel Judge William L. Learned, OF the New
York Supreme Court for the Third Judicial district has
arrived at the Hotel Brunswick. Major Tremlett, OF
the Royal Artillery, British Army, is quartered at tina
Fifth Avenue Hotel Rev. William Munford, OF New
Orleans is among the late arrivals the Westminster
Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
STABBING AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 2 1875
j. Magil acting challenger in the first precinct Of
the FIRST ward was about to-day, stabbed several
times by man named Peter Mayer. 1t appears that
Mayer had been arrested at the instance of Mag but
being released attempted TO vote, when Mag chal-
lenged HIM the second time, whereupon Mayer drew
knife and stabbed him that his lie is in danger Ma
arrested charge of carrying concealed weapons
but MAYER the aSsaiant. is still at large.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENTS.

oUEBEc MOI. 2, 1875
During the gale and suowstorm which prevailed ON
Sunday sad accident, by which about seventeen per
lost their lives at St Famiie Isle Of
Orleans The unfortunate people principally resi-
dents of the island, returning from market in the
steamer Montmorenci and were being landed from the
steamer In scow, which by some unaccountable
means capsized aud all on board with one exception
we're drowned. During the prevalence OF tho same
gale John Campbell chief officer OF the steamer Cana
dian, and laborer named Burke working on the same
vassa. disappeared Both supposed to be drowned
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
GERMANY AND THE CHURCH

THE CATHEDRAL CHAPTER OF COLOGNE IN
CLINED TO SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNMENT.
COLOGNE, Nov ., 1875.
Several members OF the Cathedral Chapter have given
formal notice that they will submit to the authority of
the imperial government
1t is stated that the majority Of the chapter refused
60 indorse protest Of the Archbishop against his
pusion from his palace.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE ST. LOUIS wHIsKEY FRAUDS
FTTzRoY PLEADS GUILTY TO TWO INDICTMENT
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EvENT-GREAT TRIUMPH


SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EvENT-GREAT TRIUMPH
FOR BRIsTow.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2, 1875
The plea Of guilty entered to-day by j. n Ftzroy to
two indictments for completely in the Whskey Ring
frauds has created great sensation here. 1t is re-
garded startling development, as Fitzroy was re-
garded the shrewdos in the Whiskey Ring, being
known as the treasurer and handling the immense cor
rupton fund which has been used here He was the
United States deputy collector for this district 1t was
generally supposed that he would make determined
light against Secretary Brstow and therefore, his plea
OF guilty was
CAUSE or AsToNIsHMENr
to all Even his attorneys had not been previously ad
vsed OF Ftzroy's determination to plead guilty. The
success OF the government attorney in this case-as
well as that in the of Leton Thorp late govern
ment storekeeper who also pleaded guilty to-day to two
indictments charging him with frauds against the
REVENUES looked upon great triumph for Secre-
tary Bristow An authentic report has reached here
tonight that Colonel Joyce late agent,
under conviction at Jefferson has gone crazy Several
years ago he was temporarily confined in a Kentucky
insane asylum.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE FREEDMAN'S BANK.

PAYMENT or THE DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PEE
CENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 1875.
yesterday and to-day the Freedman's Bank
crowded WITH resident coored persons drawing their
portions Of the dividend of twenty per cent, which
nearly $6oO, 600 the liabilities Of the bank being
upward Of $3 900 There were 900 depositors op
amounts less than 81 and least for less than
90 Depostors residing at distance are required TO
forward ter books or other evidence OF Indebtedness
through some responsible bank or banker, or by mail
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
STABBING AFFRAY.
A DESPERATE NEGRO RUNNING AMucK.

A DESPERATE NEGRO RUNNING AMUCK.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2 1875.
Ed Johnson, a desperate negro, stabbed two white
men and two negroes the steamer Phil Allen yestcr-
day about twelve miles below here, killing OF the
negroes instantly. Tho other put ashore here
in dying condition. The crew Of the Allen arrested
johnson and seut him back here for trial. 1t is
ported that he recently Fescaped from Marion ARK.
jail where he confined for the murder OF another
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
HAYTI.

REFUGEES ALLOWED TO GO ON BOARD AN
AMERICAN SHIP
sT. THOMAS, Oct H. 1875.
General Boisrond Canal and his brother have been
allowed TO leave the American Consulate and embark
on board of American schooner at Port au Prince
The Haytian government approve OF aud ndorse the
course pursued by Mr. Preston, their Minister to the
United States
The country Is quiet
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
CUBA.

HAVANA Nov. ., 1875.
Transports, with 1000 more troops, arrived to-day
from Spain
The government has issued a decree, which is dated
October 30 and is to take effect January l. 1875
curing tho invoices OF all goods imported into the
island TO be certified by the Spanish Consul the port
pf shipnenk
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE DIRECT CABLE.

THE FARADAY RECEIVERS BOTH ENDs--A FAVOR
ABLE RESULT EXPECTED.
LONDON Nov. q 1875.
The steamship Faraday recovered both ends Of the
direct United States cable and buoyed them close to-
gether last night II the weather continues favorable
the splice will be attempted today The cable may
therefore be all right again at any moment.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
EARTHQUAKES.
TWO SEVERE SHOCKS IN GEORGIA.

TWO SEVERE SHOCKS IN GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON Ga, Nov. q 1875.
At FIVE minutes to ten O'Clock last night there were
two severe shocks Of earthquake which continued for
about fortyhvc seconds the second shock following
almost Immediately on the 1rs and the direction be.
ing a little west OF south There a rumbng sound
with a moving motion, which shook the earth and
trembed houses, causing some alarm among the
people.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03

Bible and its doctrines. Another young CON
fessed that he had before entered church for i've
years; that he had been Unversalist; that he
had been educated among Methodists; got the two
lines OF doctrine confused and had then become scep-
tic; but by the influence OF the present revival had
been brought back 10 his old faith. Several other
short addresses gven and the meeting was closed
with the beneaicton
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
FEARFUL REVENGE.

A wIFE'S FEARFUL vESGEANCE-SHE CUTS THE
LEG OFF HER UNCONSCIOUS HUSBAND WITH
SAW.
CLEVELAND Ohio, Nov. 1, 1875
drunken woman performed an extraordinary sur
gical operation upon her husband in this city yester-
day afternoon Both under the influence OF liquor
at the time and had been on spree all day, which
finally resulted in a terrible hight The woman re-
ceived bad boating and infuriatod beyond by
drink, planned and executed a most daboca revenge.
She rstinduced her spouse go bed and then pro-
curing chlor oform, saturated handkerchief and
held IL TO his nostrs till he entirely unconscious
She next procured old carpenters and had
of the mans legs OF little above the ankle
joint With grim satisfaction she watched his life
blood away but aroused from her by
neighbors who, seeing the situation at glance,
lied up tho bleeding member, the man remaining
conscious all the time He taken to a hospital
and is not expected to live The female 6end has been
arrested and Is now lodged in jaL
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
JAMAICA.

PROSPECT OF RAISING THE STEAMER SHANNON
81. THOMAS Oct. IL, 1875.
II is rumored that there is possibility Of getting of
the British mail steamer shannon. She is said to bo
touching only amidships, and by sufficient tightening
up by the removal Of her engines. might be drawu OF
the rceE
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE MISSION FOR MUTEs.

Bishops whpplo and Garrett will speak this evening,
at half.past seven, in ST. Anns church, Eighteenth
street Fifth avenue tho third anniversary Of
the Church Mission To Deaf Mnies
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2 1875.
The Post says that the Texas cotton classes much
better than the old and quotations average sixteenth
higher II is thought that Texas and New Orleans quo
tations wilfshortly be Identical
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours compar
ison with the corresponding date Of last year nd
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
uppIr n huildinp.-
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
GERMANY AND ITALY.

THE GERMAN AND ITALIAN LEGATIONS RAISED
TO THE RANK OF EMBASSIES.
ROME, Nov 2, 1875
The German Legation here and the Italian Legation
in Berlin have been raised to the rank Of embassies
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE DEATH SENTENCE.

SARNIA, Canada Nov. 2, 1875.
William Henry Smith, found guilty Of the murder OF
Ralph Henry Finley has been sentenced to be hanged
on Thursday, December 23
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE DANISH ROYAL FAMILY AREIvE At DOVER

THE DANISH ROYAL FAMILY ARRIVE AT DOVER
RECEIVED BY THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
LONDON, Nov. 2, 1876.
The King and Queen OF Denmark and their daughter,
the Princess Thyra, accompanied by Prince John
OF Schleswg- g-Holstoin-Sonderburg-G GlIcksburg, ar.
rived in England to-day. The royal party were met
at Dover by the Princess OF Wales and suite and es.
cored to London. The distinguished visitors will re-
main until the beginning OF December.