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The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE CALIFORNIAN GAMES.

The fourth annual Games Of the Members Sons or the
New York Caledonan Club Off yesterday at their
practice ground, Fity-fourth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. The weather being cold and ex.
ctement about the election running pretty high there
was but a small attendance. The boys race was won
by William Mercke, Jr,; and George Grasslck came in
second James Tasker at putting the light stone;
A. Maclay oelng second and John Sinclair third James
Tasker came out first at the standing jump; William
Thornton second and Peter Hogg third James
Sinclair conquered IN tho 100 yards race; W. Thornton
in good second and X Drysdale took the third
place The hop, step and leap prize carried OF by
james Grassick W. Thornton took second place and A.
Macay third. The peculiarly Scotch game Of hitch
and KICK was won by a. Maclay James Campbell
conquered second place, and j Sinclair the third
The running high leap prize awarded 10 John
Knox; George Grassck achieved the second and X
Drysdale, third place. a tough struggle was had in
the quarter mile race a. Macay coming out victor,
George GrassicE taking the second and J. Campbell
third place. Vaung with the pole severely tred tho
youngsters muscles, but, after an obstinate struggle
John Knox Jr, declared the winner; the second
and third prizes carried OF BY Grassick and A.
Macay respectively. light hammer throwing match,
hurdle raco and special games wire also contested
with various success novel feature was introduced
tn running and walking matches between several young
ladi
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 1-Sailed ship Nautilus (Br Burke Phil
adepha; Robert Godfrey Brj, Chpman New York
Unico qtaD Baltimore.
ALnRrA, Oct 25-Arrved bark Caroline Nor) Neldah,,
New York.
BRIsToL, Nov ARRIVED, brig Agenora Prince. Hudis
wall.
Sailed 1st, bark vegar CSor) AIbertsen, New York.
bremen, Nov l-saed, barks Queen Victoria (Br), Sa
vannah; onkcl Adermann Ger, Man, Pensacola
BuEEA yIsTA-Sailed schr Lizzie Gregg Anderson
United States.
CRossrApr. Oct 2s-Arrived bark Samuel Nor, Flage
stadt New York.
GLOUCESTER, Nov 1-saied, bark Jens Brands QSor)
Olsen, North America.
GLASGOW Nov 1-Sailed ship Souverain Nor), Wilhelm
sen, United States.
GIBRALrAR-Arrived bark Lucia dtaD Cacace New
York. brig Emmanuele ItaD, Di Fucci do.
HELyorr, Oct 3l-saled schr VIM Hunter CSor) Nielsen
Galveston; Nov J. steamer Rotterdam Dutch), Wis. New
YORK.
HAMBURG Nov 1-Sailed, bark Rudolph (Ger), Paske
Wilmington, NC; also the Nevada, for New York
KONG Nov Put back previously, ship Weymouth
CBE, Hunt, for San Francisco tsee below
KoEIGsBERc, Oct 2s-Arrived, bark Hermod Nor) Krog
New York.
Sailed about 2sth brig II sibley Nichols New York
LIvKRPooI, Nov ARRIVED Ithuriel r. Mitch
ell New Orleans; ships Chrysomene (Br). Browning San
Francisco staffordshre Br) Gunson, and The Douglas
Br Wilson, do; steamer Haytien (Br, Watson New Or
leans
Sailed I'd, steamer Parthia (3r Watson, Boston
LONDON. Nov 1-Auived ships Titan, Berry, noilo ID
City Nankin (Br, Mclean New York; British Queen
(3r, Marsters, do.
Arrived in the Channel Oct 81 bark Faken Nor Chris
tensen Wilmington for Rotterdam.
MoyILLE Nov 2-Arrved, steamer Peruvian (Br), Watts
Montreal for Liverpool.
MALAGA-saled, bark Froy (Nor), Omansen United
States brig Susan Bergen, Tuthill do.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov l-Arrived barks Arado Aus,, Tara
bochia New York for Belfast screcna (Aus Garguco-
vch, New York ID Olaf Glas (swc), Nernst, do; AsoG
or), Holm, do Sarah Kngsbury, Waterhouse, Pembry
for Aspinwal below brig sicone (Aus), vranich,
New York (see below.
Also arrived I'd bark Southern Belle (Br, Robbins New
York; Cetverti Dubrovacki tAus), Caraman do.
RIO JANERo, Nov 1-Arrived previously ship Admiral
Loring. New York for San Francisco tsee below.
sALoNcA Oct 15-Anived, brig San Giacomo GtaD. Caa
ero. New York.
SANTA CRUZ Tenerihe), Oct 19-Arrived schr Joseph
Nickerson. Whitmore, New York.
SIERRA LRoEK-saied bark Tropic Bird, Havln, Boston
TRIESTE Oct 2S-Arriyed bark Jennie Cobb Small Phil
adephia.
zASrE-saIled, brig wOlfvne CBp. Bartling, United
States.
Sailed from -, bark Kepha (Non, Tcrgesen, United
States; also the Adept, for do.
LONDON, Nov BRIG stiicono Aus), vranich from New
York was towed Queenstown to-day having been in
collision With an unknown American vessel and lost cut
water, foremast &C. and had bowsprit sprung.
Ship Admiral, Lorng. from New York Aug n for San
Francisco put into Rio Janero prior with loss OF
topmasts and Jbboom she is otherwise all right.
Bark Sarah Frazier Cof Boston,, watcrhouse from
Pembrcy for Aspinwa has put into Queenstown in eaky
condition
HoEo KoNo. Nov 1-ship Weymouth CBr), Capt Hunt.
for San Francisco, has put back dismastedl.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03

HAnIyAx Nov i-saied brig Edna C3r, Queenstown.
Sailed ID steamer Nova Scoinn r), Richardson Vron
Baltimore) Liverpool
MATANzAs. Oct 3O-Arrived, schrs Nellie Bowers, Stack
pole. Portland; II Crawford Adams, Philadelphia
Sailed S1st brig Nichols, Chase. Turks Island. -
delphia
PIcToU, Ms Nov I-Cleared bark Jamcs Primrose (Brl
Mcdonald, Matanzas
QUEBEC Oct 3O-Cleared, ship Gar Brown, Plymouth
barks Canada, Simmons Dublin; Ocean Gem, MeCalum
Greenock Daniel Rankin Sopwith Glasgow; brgs Boavsx
Boulanger, Oporto; w Beard Robinson. Greenock.
ST VINCENT, owl Sept 2e-Arrived, brig A j L.OthroN
Ross, Boston,
ST THOMAS, Nov 2-Brig Mary Fink Dyer from Alicante
has besd ordered TO Southwest Pass for orders
Arrived Oct IL scnrs II Jorlan Richardson Newport
z: NJ Chadwick Atkins, Barbados
Sailed Oct is. brig Horsey Br), Cofnll, for Turk
Islands
WispsoR, Ms Oct sl-Arrived, schr Laura Mosses
Portland (and sailed Nov for Alexandria).
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE PATTERSON SCANDAL CASE.

The trial Of 0rrn yanderhoven, of the Passaic City
Herald Tor alleged rape on Amanda Foster, OF
Lakeview which has been before the Paterson courts
last Wednesday, was concluded yesterday morn
ing at eleven O'Clock by the jury rendering verdict
Of mot guilty No trial ever held in the county
has created such excitement as this The crcum-
stantial evidence strongly against the defend
ant, and a great attempt was made 10 mpeach the
testimony Of the defence that proved the impossbty
Of the alleged crime The lasted nearly week,
ana attended by crowds so great that the Court
House door had to be locked The jury were out from
six o'clock Monday evening until eleven O'Clock
yesterday morning, when they returned with YER
dict OF acquittal as stated.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
RuITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Wisconsin Br, Freeman. Liverpool Oct 20 and
Queenstown 2ls With mdse and 41 passengers to Williams
outon, Of s. John, NB bound VI Nov l. lat 20 52 lon
81 40 spain, hence for Liverpool and Caand
Steamer Pommsrania tdeD; sebwensOn Hamburg Oct 20
via Havre 23d with mdse and 4s9 passengers Kunhardt
Co Had fresh breeEes throughout with squalls and rain
at times and high sea from wcsward Oct 81 AM lat AZ
Steamer Amerique r PouzoIz Havre Oct % with mdse
and passengers to Lous de Beblan.
steamer City Of Havana Phillips; New Orleans Oct 10.
23d Progeso 25th Havana 2sth
steamer Hantsvie Chester, Fernandina Oct 81 Bruins
wick 2eth and Port Royal 10Th with mdse and passengers to
passed steamer City Of Vera Cruz hence Tor Havana
rndse and passengers Co w II Garrison - - 80
Steamer Leo. Daniels savannah Oct 20, with mdse
Steamer City Of Galveston Evans Savannah Oct 80 with
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk with mdso the
schr Haig Dosd, Wilmington, Nc days, with shin
schr VIM xiIe Doane, Richmond, va'
Schr Fooks, Cranmer, Alexandria
schr Benton, Budd Virginia, with wood to Thomas
sehr John Young Curtis Virginia with wood to Ha-
sshr Papl $,iT Thompson, P,so {qr%sD y'rsI Virginia
Schr 9 Terry, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
seh Carrie jones' TruewOrthy Rockland for New York
seRr Rr Iusano, Msehss for New s9 YORK io'A
schr Mary Miller Lincoln Providence for Port johnson
Schr Henrietta, Beebe New London for Port johnson
Schr Ann CARL, Boston for New York.
Schr Ada Herbert Crowel, Gloucester for New York.
Schr Ellen Duned. Raynor, Portland CT for New York
Schr Maud Malloch. Lunt Calais for New York.
Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, Norwalk for New York
Schr Sea Breeze, Allen, Fall River for New York
Schr Lucy Ice, Lee Machias for New York.
Schr 5 smith. Snow. Now Bedford for New York.
Schr Planter. Green. Chatham for New York
schr Maggie Cummings Hall, Cohassett for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig LILY (Br) Lawrence, New York for 81 Johns NF
Schr Anson Brown. Mills, Port johnson for Derby.
schr salie Chartre Trefethen. Amboy for New Bed
ford.
schr Ellen Pettng. York. Port johnson for Ports
mouth
schr O L, Lowell, Hoboken for New Bedford
Schr o w Locke Bunce. kewburR for Fall River
Schr Jas II Fisk, Dow New York for Dighton
Schr Mansfield Smith Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Arctic (Br), Coggswc, New York Tor Windsor Ms.
Schr Vim Duren, Hob0ken for Providence.
Schr Heath, SparKs, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Turner, Hoboken for Boston. =
Schr Keystone, Brooks New York for New Haven. -
Schr Lottio 3D. Foster, New York for 50 George. NIB.
Schr Addie Avery, Ryan Virginia for New Haven.
schr White Rock Lafferty, New York for southport
Schr Susannah, Pickering. Eizabethport for Saco.
Schr Panthea, Hili, Newburg for Providence .
schr Thomas Cooper Hogan, New York for Newport
Schr Annie Russell Russell, Amboy for Middetown,
Schr Kate Mclean, Sammis New York for Rockland.
Schr Helen (Br). Murray. New York for Halifax.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03

By NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The New YORK
adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the colos red green red changing to the other
succession several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon seeing this signal will obige by pre-
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD
nS-Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York.
received from all parts the world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
NEW JERSEY.
LARGE GAINS FOR THE REPUBLIcANs-THE |
TABLES TURNED IN THE LEGIsLATURE-rHE
CATHOLICS DEFEAT THE DEMOCRATS.
TRENroN, n. ", Nov. 2, ISIS.

TABLES TURNED IN IhE AAEbAoLA1OlA1r-A
CATHOLICS DEFEAT THE DEMOCRATS.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 2 1875
The returns come in slowly here. From what
ceiyed the indications that the republicans have
swept the State They have undoubtedly elected TO the
Senate sewe in Camden county, Mathers Gloucester
Plummer in Salem and Kirk in Essex with proba-
bility that their nominees in Somerset and Union
counties are also elected. The democrats have only
carried two out OF the eight senators-warren and
Monmouth counties The republicans have made
large gains IN Assemby ymen-enough 20 give
them the control Of that branch Of the Legislature
In Mercer county Hutchinson and Brewer republicans
and Drake democrat are elected 10 the Assembly,
republican gain Of two Rofe republican, is elected in
New Brunswick over vanceef democrat TO the AS
semby. In Mercer county, Mount, republican, is
elected Sheriff. over Walton democrat The Catholics
IN Trenton defeated Youmans, democrat for the
assembly. because he voted against their Pro
tectory bill last winter The religious issue
has worked very damagingly against the democIe's
and their defeat is attributed 70 that cause Last
year the democrats had - mporHy in the
Assembly, this year republicans will have about SIX
The Senate will probably contain nve republicans, the
same last year The tables arc completely turned,
and the democrats this discontinue TO their al
lance with the Catholics.
Tho republican headquarters in this city are ablaze
with enthusiasm and the exultaton over the victory
very great The leaders are extremely Juoilant and
happy
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
Jersey CRY. Nov. 2. 1875

The gains OF either party in tho counties electing
Senators are calculated upon the Gubernatora vote Of
last year Those Assemblymen are calculated on
the Assembly vote Of last year
Magee, for Senator Union county, has 153 majority
IN the Second district OF Plainaeld Republican
gain CO. Vail, for Assembly has l34 majority in the
same district Republican gain, 10
Morris county-Washngton township gives Harden
dem for Sheriff, 139 majority. Democratic loss, a.
Hoffman Qnd. dem. }, for sheriff polled 52 votes.
Roxbury township gives Harden "a majority Demo-
cratic loss, 40
Mount olive township gives Harden 81 majority.
Democratic loss, 63
Randolph township gives Freeman lrep), for Sheriff,
81 majority Republican gain, 81.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
BUFFALO.

REWARDS MAJORITY TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRED-ruDEN's MAJORITY LAST YEAR FIVE
HUNDRED AND FoRTY-REPUBLIcASs ELECT
ALL CITY OFFICERS.
BUFFALO, Nov. ., 1875.
Buffalo city gives Seward $500 majority. The
majority in Erie county will be 1900. Tilden's
lority last year $40. Rogers (rep) is elected TO
lhe Senate Three republicans and two democrats
elected to the Assembly Beckers majority Ian
Ing, for Mayor is 400 The republicans elect q ma
'orty OF the Common Council and all city officers
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
OBITUARY.
REV. HoRATIo D. HAcKErT.

REV. HoRATIo b. HAcKETT
A despatch from Rochester says the Rev. Horatio B.
Hackett, d. D. professor in the Rochester Theological
Seminary died there yesterday after few minutes ILL
He was the author Of many erudite works, the
editor in chief of the American edition of Smiths
"Dictionary of the Bible" and member of the New
Testament Company of American revisers OF the Eng
lish scriptures who work in cooperation with the
vlseIs in England He was sixty-seven years of age.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
COMPLEXION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLY
UNCHANGED.

RICHMOND, Nov q 1875
Despite the exciting contest in this city the election
passed OF quietly. large but not full vote was
polled Returns from eighteen precincts show that
the independents who opposed the conservatives only
State Senators gained largely, and remaining pre-
cncts together with Henrco county which is part Of
the Senatorial district show similar independent gains
their candidate will be elected Republicans had only
one candidate In the aeld and he runs far behind the
independents
The conservative candidates for the Senate are
Bradley Johnson. William r. Tanner and Q. y.
Wortham; independents VI G Knight, y H. stark
republican, Normand Smith There was no Opposi-
uon 70 The conservatives Cor the House or Delegates
heagro returns from the State show gains for both
conservatives and republicans. the former however,
having the largest IN some counties where tho repub
independents.
y Is more Than probable that the general result will
n9t MatofIAy alter Lbs cnIlaxlnn Of The Legislature
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Golden Fleece Humphrey New York for San Fran
cisco, Sept ~ lat 20 IS s. Ion 81 45
Ship San Carlos naw), johnson, from Newcastle E. for
Caldera Sept "a, lat IS, Ion 10.
Bark st Cloud Bagey from Cardiff for Kingston Sept
26, lat 81 20, Ion -.
Bark sabionceo, from Bordeaux for New York. Oct 21
lat So Ion 80.
Bark Atalanta, from - for Pensacola Oct 2S 80 miles
from Pass a-pOutre.
Brig Eleanor (Br, Oglvie, from Sydney for New York
Oct 26, lat Al, Ion g.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
FOREIGN PORTS

ming. Boston.
CAHDKsAs, Oct 25-Arrived, bark Burnbrae CBr) Good
win, Cardiff -f'
Arrived 30th, bark Jose Bueno, Jones New York.
Sailed Both, brig Temoraria (Brj, Roses Charleston,
Greenock
HAVANA, Oct 3I--Arriyed steamer 81 Louis Hr) Reed
Liverpool; bark Addie sleeper Sleeper NaYork; briggs
l. Bowen Hall, Pascagoua; Edwards, 81 Johns NF
Vera Cruz, Deaken do.
Sailed sst brig Mechanic Could Pascaroua schr Nau-
tlus. Galveston. .
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett. No 46 Fleet street. London"
Paris office, addressing Bennett 81 de Popera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from Europesn and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris office the economical
and expeditious for telegraphng
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ELLIS BALLARD.

despatch from Holliston, Mass, says that Ellis
Ballard aged citizen Of that town, and for nearly
half century one its most prominent lawyers died
there yesterday His brother, who was five years his
junior, and wealthy and prominent citizen of Med
way, TO visit him October 80, and on the
same day stricken by apopexy. He died yesterday at
his brothers. house, but few hours intervening be-
tween their deaths.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
WHALEMEN.

At Paita Oct bark Virginia Marks ChiD, full bound
Valparaiso
Bark Acors Barns Hickmott Of NIB arrived At San Fran
cisco Saturday from the Arctic Ocean, with 1850 bbs VIII
oil and l5 900 lbs bone. Reports barks Illinois, Fraser NIB
with Zoo bbs ship 81 George Knowles do 1900 do;
Northern Light, smith, do, 600 do Rainbow, Cogan do
whales
Bark Onward Hayes San Francisco from Islands
has 600 lbs bone addition the cargo of oil before
ported.
spokenNo date, lat s. Ion ~ E, bark Mermaid Hicks
of Wesport 10 days from Yokohama had taken rs bbs
since leaving Yokohama bound for the Arabian
had 1900 bbs oil all told would take 800 bbs
leave for home all well by bark Victor which arrived
Bombay Sept 49,
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE PEOPLES WILL
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.
POUGHKEEPSIE.

CARPENTER ELECTED TO THE sENATE-cARRIEs
THE COUNTY BY THREE THoUsAND-wEBB
ELIRcTED TO THE ASSEMBLY.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 2 1875
B. Platt Carpenter (rep) is elected 10 the Senate by
estimated majority Of 5000 He carries the city by
yearly 400 and the county by $1,000 This was owing
10 his popularity throughout the district
1t is believed that Webb (rep) is elected to the As
Iembly from this district and Hammond (rep from
the First district.
The city has probably gone republican the State
ticket by small majority.
A DESPATCH.
II is believed that B. Platt Carpenters majority
FOR Senator will reach 50oo-a gain Of nearly 600 over
last year
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
MINNESOTA.

ELECTION OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
MAJORITY FROM FOUR TO EIGHT THOUSAND.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 2 1875
Scattering returns up to nine o'clock 7. NJ. indicate
the election OF the whole republican State ticket With
the possible exception Of Treasurer, by raajortes
ran ging from 1000 5000. No returns from any OF
the large towns are yet IN
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
RIOT ON STATEN ISLAND.

A riot occurred on Monday afternoon in Bechtel's
Park, at stapeton 8 l. The actors 10 Il we're mum
Der OF target excursonsts and roughs belonging
TO place called Rocky Hill Swords clubs and stones
were used in the fray, which lasted an hour Charles
Rendt Of Mddletown; "Redp Scott, Of Rocky Hollow
and others were nalnfully hurt
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
TROY.

4 FALLING OFF IN THE DEMOCRATIC VOTE FROM
LAST YEAR-RENssELAER COUNTY GONE RE
PUBLICAN.
Troy, Nov ., 1875
Colemen rep) probably elected to the Senate. Ceary
tdem is elected to the Assembly. This district the
State ticket, is democratic The vote falls OF little
from that OF 1874
Rensselaer, county goes republican, probably, by
small majority
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
SAILED.

Columbus Havava; Magnolia Savannah; Isaac Bell Rich
Pond &e; ship Palmer Gr. Bremen 6arks Marc. Marco
Porto Cabelo s-a Naracaibo; Cecilia utaD, Dublin
valparaiso Hermes clvsS. N"iPooG w. tGar, Mi Hayra.
tNor) Cork; Gehon qtal. Newport; Eme-s SaSos. We
nonah 3r Antwerp; Ibis Galveston; Sunny kegp, "a
nrom Hamburg), for -; schr Mary Burdett, Oiuu~"
Bolivar.
Wind at midnight NNW fresh.
Barometer at sunset, 30O6
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
FIRE AT SHERMAN, TEXAS.

THE POST OFFICE AND sIxTY-FTvE PLACES OF
BUSINESS BURNED
GALVESTON, Nov. . 1875
A Ore discovered yesterday in the ST. Cloud
HOTEL at Sherman, Texas. strong southwesterIy
wind swen. Tue flames .ess the street. burning row
OF frame buildings used Offices, and, raging on both
sides of the street. destroyed everything 20 far ,
as and including the new Post ONCE building
on Houston street. the south side OF the square, the
flames spread rapidly that but few goods were saved
The Post office and and every printing Office in
the place destroyed Slxtyhve places Of business
were burned and some thirty families left homeless
The loss is estimated at $40 000 nearly all frame struc
lures, partially insured.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
WISCONSIN.

A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THIRTY-FTvE TOWNS.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2, 1875
The returns from thrty-1ye towns and precincts
give Taylor tdemocrat), candidate for Governor 3S6
majorty-a republican gain of 475
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
MICHIGAN.

VICTORY FOR THE FLAW AND ORDER" PARTY
IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Nov Q, 1875.
The municipal election to-day absorbed greater dc
gree OF interest than any previously known Good
order prevailed generally and very large vote was
polled. The contest for Mayor squarely on the
Sunday liquor question. Alexander Lewis the
regular democratic and also at the head OF
tho Law and order ticket against W. g. Thomp-
son, nominee of the Republican Convention.
The result is decided victory for the former. At
this time Lewis majority is estimated at considerably
over i 000
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Vineyard Sound ghtvesse parted her moorngs and
left her station the night Of Oct 80 The Relief ghtves
sci No has been put on her station
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
GEORGE DEWEY,
Inspector Second Lighthouse District
BOSTON. Nov l, 1875.
The Sow and Pigs lightship broke adr in the gale
Saturday night but brought into New Bedford by her
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 2, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Columbus Reed Havana-Wm Clyde a Co.
Steamer Magnolia Dagget, savannahMurray, Ferris 4
Co.
Steamer Philadelphia Davis. Philadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston-H DmocK.
Bark Demarchi QtaD, Bertootti, Cork Falmouth-So
covich Co.
schr Lote Lee Lee, st Augustine-Bentey. Gdersleeve
CO.
schr Charley woolsey. Ellis Baltimore-slaght Petty.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2, 1875.
A despatch from Portland, Oregon, says that late
election materially reduce the majority for Lane
dem for Congress.
despatch from Salem says the returns indicate the
election Of Warren [rep.l by small majority.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03

GAsToS HAS TH1RTY-sIx MAJORITY IN BOSTON
MAJoErTTEs ~ OTHER cIT1Rs-THE IEGIs1A-
TURE ETRoSGLY REPUBLICAN.
BcsToS, Mass, Nov $3.50 P NJ
One hundxed and ninety.One towns have been heard
from. Rice trep) has 46, s5s CASTOR tdem.l a3lse.
Baker lpronbitionistl 5,1so, Philips, I93; Adams.
i,l3o
The total OF Boston this year for Rice 4 IL loo
and for CASTOR 13 1856 The vote last year for CASTOR
was II, 9ss for Talbot 1891 Rice has gained 2Bl =
Boston alone
Present indications point 70 Riccs election
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
VIRGINIA.

TIE CONsLKVAIIVE MAJORITY II RICHMOND SIX
HUNDRED.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2 1875
Fowle and Simpson (conservatives) elected to tho
House OF Delegates BY about $50 majority In Loudon
Matthews and Carter lconservativesl are elected
Sinclair and Claughton conservatives for the Senate
are elected in the First district Mckenzie and
Gray undepen dentsL
Richmond has elected the conservative ticket BY 600
majority.
The New York herald., 1875-11-03

Schr ArRo. Quincy, New York for Wareham.
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams. New York for Stamford
Schr Mangam Chase, New ork for New Bedford.
schr Matthew Yassar J Kelley. New York for New Bed
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
COTTON BALES BURNED.

CHARLESTON, s. o., Nov 2, 1875.
Two railroad buildings at Marion, S. c., were burned
to-day, with ITO bales OF cotton Loss $4,000 No