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TIE DEMOCRATIC COMMISSIONERS.
THEY LEAVE BY SPECIAL TRAIN-THE CABINET
MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.

THEY LEAVE BY SPECIAL TRAIN-THE CABINET
MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-In response to request
from the Hon. A. ;. Hewitt, a commission of proml-
nent Democrats will leave here tomorrow for New
Orleans to be present at the meeting of the
Louisiana Returning Board IN the interest of Gov.
Tilden. special train has been provided for
their accommodation. The party consists OF Sela-
tor Randolph of New-jersey, eX-Ciov. Bger cx-
Gov. Curtin. and the Hon. Samuel j. Randall OF
Pennsylvania eX-Gov. G. C.Walkcr of Virginia, GOV
Carroll of Maryland, Prof. Sumner of Yale College,
and Others from the Eastern States. They wall he met
on the route by the Hon. Lyman Trumbull, eN-GoV
Palmer. the Hon. Henry Watterson, Gov. Coolbaugh
Senator Baruum Oswald Ottcndorfer Of New-lo Tk,
and Others whose names are not given.
President Grant left the banquet given by the
Centennial Managers to the Foreign Commissioners
to-day. in order TO attend Cabinet meeting held
in this city, in which Secretary Cameron brought
up the question of sending troops to Florida
and Louisiana. The order to Gen. Sherman
was written by the President in Gen. llawley :
Office while waiting for the closing exercises OF the
Exhibition to begin. There is considerable excite
Inent here over the threatened complications III
the South.
PHIIADEIPIIA, Nov. lot is stated on good au-
tbority tonight that the President has also re-
ouestcd the following gentlemen TO visit tie SOUTH
in order 10 secure fair count Of the Presidential
vote in addition to those already named: Thomas
Beaver of Pennsylvania, and the Hon. Henry l..
Stcbbins of New-YOrh Judge Kelley has already
left for file SOuth.
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INDIANA.
TILDEN'S PROBABLE MAJORITY 5,463.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10.-Seventy-twO cOun-
ties in fu show Democratic gain OF 2G3 the OctO
Der election. The counties to be heard from net
Democratic majority OF 500 to which is to be added
lli-thc number OF votes Iildcn is matchmaking
his probable majority. 5,4G3.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 10-11:30 p. m.-
Returns from all but three counties in this State give
Tilden 3sS7 majority, being Democratic gain OF 251
The three counties to hear from Adams Crawford ana
PIke-gaye BOB Democratic majority last month"; indi
eating majority Tdcn OF $3.50 In the whole State.
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nuet,aI Aullces.

Lamps n Sneciaiiy ~ Bartict'i The CITY STREET
Al BOl LENAED Lamp Depot 20. tl9 Broadway. New.
lora. luc best Ianps 81 eacn Kind Tor the STREET
HOUSE,. ,,t banning GAS GASOlINEur OIi- All styles
STUDENTS LAMPS 20 piiecs from - upv ar including
shade
Pictures i.Cr nfnih SpccalD.PlctGTr5 OF al LIlds
cori e. Address H. 4. BLAKE Room H. Domestic Bui ing.
Broadway and tourternth-st.. y. Y
Po.t-OGicc Notice.-The FOREIGN MAILS ior ne weeS
cuumr ArURDAI NOV. H. 1876 win close az ilS Vn'e on
II EsDAN al $50 n Tor Euiope yer ste!ms ip NJ 1
sin Via Queenstown; WEDNESDAY, AZ q; ~; ~
Europe per steamship Algeria via QueensoHn on
Day at ll;30 ~ Europe peg st,a ~ " =;
via Plymouth, CherOourg and HambuIg on - -, I
10 90 u tor Europe, per sca 4ship Bli..' az, E,
SCOTLAND,
to be forw arded by this steamer must De V,c,
sni az IngOa M for scotland dir ret per sletshIp Not
az and ar IL a. IN France direct per steamship
ST Gernain Via Hayrei and al iioO a. ~; loa nui9e
per hns Wisconsin Algeria. and Britannia do not take
steahsnP' nsnmarE Sweden and Norway. The mails ior
mans W., Indies Bermuda and ST. Thomas, wii esW
SSYoTs Now 90 The mails for Australia &c. VII issys
San Francisco NOV, o. AHo A""' 'oi N""iaE ' w.
san Francisco Dee til JAMES r. n.
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MnAr I'VE pEMoePATs OHM.
rrIl- sIAlr.ENr III rmmR rn.III0N.

NEw-OKLEANs. NOV. 10.
W. T. PEIroN: This State has undoubtedly gone
for Tden by majority it may be OF 10000. but
certainly not less than 5000 or 5000. State
meuts to the contrary are made-labrlca-
tions. rs | thnk-tO prepare the way for fraud.
There are 81 parishes in this State, and we have
had. by kilograms or letters. statements OF the
official maorities in the following parishes; Re
publican-Ascension, s4f; Assumption, %; Carroll,
1.7sO; Concordia 2, IA; liberia, 2O7; Nachitoches,
314; Plaquemnes, $50; Ponte Coupee, $50; Red
River 419; st. Bernard, 1913; St. Charles, 97s;
St. John, 552; st. Mary, 92l; Tensees, 1850;
Terrebonne, SOL; St James, 1000. Total Republ-
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MAKING FRArD IMPOSSIBLE.

THE PLAN ADOPTED AT MEEIiNG OF Prominent
RIPUBIICANS LAST ENENGNG-BOfH PARTIES
ASKED TO UNITE ~ sCRU Inning THE COUNT.
meeting OF prominent Republicans was
held last ght at the iIth Avenue Hotel at the invita-
ton Of Secretary Chandler Every cnort made -
keep ii secret but The fHCNE reporters asrcriained
from members and officers Of The National Committee
that among those present were senator j. linEnds 81
vermont, Cen Daniel T. Schr,, T.. " St0uLA sam
ucl SLOAN President Of the Delaware, LacAawanua ana
Western Railway. John Jay, Joseph Sell man, George
Jones' Gen G. \. Arthur Gcore Bliss, jr, FOicc Com
missioner wheeler, ana John 1. Davenport.
II Is understood that proposition fully discussed
ana finally unanimously approved to the effect that the
National Committee be advised 10 invite the Democratic
National Committee 10 unite with IL IN sending to LOUIS
lana number OF gentlemen representing both parties
of national reputation and enjoying the confidence oil
tbe whole country, who should look into the dc
tails Of the late election, witness the action OF
tho Board OF Canyassers, and report whether
the result indicated the free and fair vote
Of the State Dispatches from Gov. Kellogg inviting
such scrutiny on the part Of both political friends and
noltical opponents were read and all the Republicans
nesent used the strongest expressions with reference
tho tmperave necessity that the should be abso-
lutelv honest no matter who might be elected
Secretary Chandler and Senator Edmunds were com
PEELED to leave last nigh for Washington, but under
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p Q SITS C. RIP T.
$50 a. m.
FLORIDA.
LATEST DEMOCRATIC CLAIM.

LATEST DEMOCRATIC CLAIM
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 10.-A dispatch from Lake
City at 11:3O p M, says that corrected returns Of
% counties place the Democratic majority at 700.
Hillsboro County according to information received
from trustworthy source, gives a Democratic
majority Of Gil, which, with the estimated returns
for the ten remaining counties would give the State
to the Democrats by over l 900 majority.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 1O.-Adyices tonight say
that Tilen, Drew for Congress, and Democratic
Legislature are elected in Florida. The
eight counties of Duval, Alachua, Godsden,
Jefferson, Leon, Madison, and Nassau
give an aggregate Republican majority
of G,53l Returns from - counties, VIZ, Baker
Bradford, Clay, Columbia. Hamilton, Jackson, Levy,
Munroe, Orange, Polk, Putnam, st. Johns, and
Suwaunee, give an aggregate Democratic majority
of 1920. The remaining Is counties in 1874
gave Democratic ma jorities agrcgating 3,20G.
This, without any increase, would give
a total Democratic majority Of GS2G, and elect the
Democratic ticket by majority Of 202. The Is
counties to hear FROM however, will probably in
crease the majority of 1874 by from
200 to LOO votes, and the entire
ticket will lie elected by q majority ranging
from 900 to l 800 Another dispatch says: " Both
parties still claim the State Great excitement pre-
walls. Drew is certainly elected by at least Zoo"
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MIDNIGHT YEA 1HER REPORE
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

During Saturday in the South Atlantic States,
northwest To southwest winds ana Signify warmer
nInsr weather with stationary falling barometer
Eor Inc I1tcer IdLes and Mtddie SUITS, JdHhg bdrom
eicr d~intsLing HOriheIiy UuidS, ana et0"dy "tdWe
lcifh sf4tiOnurU temperature. . J.. ,, 100,
For New England, Increasing northeast 20 horlh-WcsI
winds falling barometer. cloudy ana RAINY "c4lhci anu
.trt
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

GOV. RICE REELECTED BY 30,i53 PLURALITY.
BOSToN Nov. 10.-The entire vote of Massa-
cuscts for President with the exception of the town Of
Gosnod. Is rs ll0ws:
1876. 1872.
X b. HAYES O,cJ... 1925 L. = Grant tAdm) l33472
- j. lIldcn (Dcm lO~2i7 Horace Greeley lIb $3.50
Scattering. ..........-.. 100
Total vote ........ 2j7.i 49,
Republican majority iO,9jS Total vote .....l92 .s37
Republican majority. 7i,lO7
The vote Tor Governor Rice QsepD, l36,2s2; ;
Adams tDem), 1Oj,S29; Baker pro and ca, 12,l27;
total vote, ji,23s; Rces plurality, 3oiJ3; Eccs ma
ority, 1896.
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MrRE glitter and lip service deceive for q while,
but The long fail in their influence People learn To see
beneath the But b. f. Rabbits BABY soar ire
cisey what claims be- the puTtst and sweetest Of toilet
valuable the nursery, and consequently the best
article for "chldIcn OF 4 Larger growth
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Unofficial return, from 30 countc, IN the STATE giyc
rldcn 10000 majority. Phelps tDcmD, for Governor,
has about ten per cent less than Tlcn. rccyanina-
on Of the vote in the lila District of this city. It was
claimed last night. gives Frost DEM majority over
Mctcalf G3cpI for Congressman. In the Win District
The Republicans claim the election Of IIAyens by 200
mninrItY.
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NIRHLED.

IAIGUT-LANBTRT-D Welues, lay Nov g az the
Of the BRIDES parents by Rev A. Borimln Lambert.
D. D. tiwar Ha.ght oil Houston. THNas and Mary Oay
laughter Of Or. r. ;. Lambert Oi this city.
TREMPER-OSTRANuEf- the First Reformed Church
y. Y. Nov q bv Rev. James L. Feyrc ~ New
jersey, capt Jacob II. Temper IT,, 10 Miss KITTY T.,
daughter ot James J.. Istraiicr both OF kingsta.
VII >ON-RICH-On Thursday Nov. 9, by the Pew. w. r..
Williams D. Robert H.. Wilson Annie V. Rich dau Eh-
ter ~ the ate RObt. T. Rich. No cards
WWEFIER-WI "Wednesday, Nov. : IT.
Luke. Church Montciar v j. by the Rev. G. D. Audr
of Washington d. c. a. strt hy the kcv. J. L. Maxwell,
Rector Frederick NJ. Wheeler 10 Florence daughter u!
Charles X. wilmer.
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All the EonoIs aa.uabe Centennial awarded 70
the new Automatic" sewngmachiue Of the Wilcox &
Gibbs = NJ Co. send postal card for l particulars and list
Of oNices % 6ss Broadway. New York.
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ILLINOIS.
SIX C0NGREaaMEN GAINED

SIX CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 10.-Gen. John VI. COrsc,
prominent Democrat and Chairman OF the list Con-
gressona District left this city last night for Louis
Besides the Republican Congressman gained in Illinois
whose names have been already reported, Marsh is
elected in the Xth District This makes n gain OF SIX
Republican Congressman and the Congressional
delegation from Illinois. The Republicans here claim
also the election OF Ashcroft Sparks in the XVIII
District
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THE pEMoCRArIc MAJORITY Nay REACH 1000.
RALEIGH. y. C., Nov. 1O.-Addiiional re-
turr. cpn.uu. % iucr,a,. tie Democratic majority III
this STATE; u may reach 1000. PAINFUL anxiety 10 f"-
slri n the Presidential election D. msHf 'cd III tins
en-, to-ni,i among a,!hcrcnt, of both parties.
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rp1pI-vE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Very little change took place yesterday III
the pressure o; the air notwithstanding light rainfall
followed by murky weather. As the air is still loaded
with moisture and there is no noteworthy alteration In
the temperature in the direction OF the Wma 1t ls
probable that the present weather VIII cohnuo WIN
little variation for several hours -
For ms citv and Vicinity threatening sky and occa
si0na light rain NAV be expected to-day Warmer aud
foggy or partly cloudy weather is probable tomorrow
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DR.. JAMES EXPECTORAST is an Old-time
family medicine efpctUa all Coughs and
COILS, veil Is most throat and lung affections.
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stood that the committee likely to take prompt
action in the direction indicated.
SOME OF THE ASSURED STATES.
ARKANSAS.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN DOUBT.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 10-The Congress
sonal election in the Hid District is still N doubt be-
tween Cravens and Mcclure (Rep) An official count
only can decide the result.
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NEW-IIAMPSIlIRE.

HAYES MAJORITY 3.0Sl.
Concord. y. H., Nov. 1O.-TwO hundred and
thirty-two towns give Hayes @l5iG; Tildcn, :;'i56
scattering. % The remaining three towns last March
gave Cheney 81 Marcy ~. This wodld make liaycs's
majority 3.O-l.
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MIR. CHAFFEE FOR SENATOR FROM COLORADO
DENVER, Col, Nov. 10.-In canvass OF
Republican members the Legislature to day. the Hon
Jerome Is. Chafee was unanimously nominated Tor
pited States Senator.
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Dhfninph NIL lie unnOra.

If Hair i Gray PARKEKS HAIR BALsAH. You
will be deli slte,Vith the way IL Restores the color.
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SCHOOL SUIrs-Large stock at greatly re-
duccd prices. BRUKAw BROTHERS, ith-aye., opposite
Cooper Institute.
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count out the Democratic candidate for Sheriff Alto
gethcr Albany would TO be good place III WHICH "
keep watchiul eye the balot~boXes
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OREGON.
REPTBLICAN MAJORITY l.212.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. lo-full returns from
90 counties in oregon show Republican MINORITY OF
On, .r, remain but three more counties to be- heard
from two Of which Will Offset each other and the thrd
vii give 30 Republican majority. The accuracy OF these
returns can be- trusted.
4 DEMOCRATIC CLAIM
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. lO.-Senator Nelly
tcIcgrphrd today To his wife ia this city that tho result
I'm Oregon is doubtful. with ia" chances IN ta'or Il"
"A small Democratic majority lie denies having con
coded the state to the Republicans.
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In AppEAL TOK NORTnERN

An APPEAL FOR NORTHERN COUNSELoRS.
CIRCULAR ISSUED BY TIE prM''EAIc NAlI"NN
coNMilIEE-rE Prominent DEMOCRATS 40 RI
rrpIIctNs ASKED 70 60 10 NEw-oRLEANS N
TIE INTEREST on TrACF ANp HONEST EElJENN.
Tho following circular ha, been issued 10y the
Democratic National Committee, and addressed to
prominent Democrats and republicans throughout
the coUutry:
citizen. Of New orleans urgently request that iclc
cation OF prominent gentlemen come there at one" 10
counsel peace ard - fair aud honest rrtum. Iou aiy
earnestly request to Dee ~ 10 or - gent rm'I'
all widely known, meet AZ Louisville 6nit House.
Saturday evening proceeding directly South, or 10 moro
convenient llcc'Iu. 20 -. Charlie Hotel r"p'r-n-'
Monday morning Your prompt acceptance by Telegraph
i. requested. This emergency appeals To Your pay
riotsin. AnHAM 5. HEWITT chairman.
This invitation was sent to the following gentle
men.
Ex-Goy. \. g. Curtin u Pennsylvania - Senator
Jarn,s Il. Doolttlc of Wisconsin. rAiIcn-,"'. Col
haugn of Illinois, senator Thomas J.. layard q" pI'"ar'
ex-senator Lyman Trumbul ~ Illinois, tnr Hon W -
Scott Of Philadelphia Samuel D. l@nrock President 81
rs,tcr O, Ncw-Yor; Judge J. T. s'allo 81 Cincinnati;
cNG'y. william Bigger Of t'Ins; I,anii Ssn.t'a ~ u.
Buuum ana GoYcinor-clcct il'Aaid hubbard ri t"-
nrcticut: cx-Gov. Gilbert g. Walker 81 NH-ihi";
me Hon; Sangl t'ngan 81 . rc1' va Cirn'
cut; Goycuorceci Luciu' Robinson 81 Nc"-l1IEi
l. Randolph OF Nc~Jrs'y, senator W. J.. liah.iioR "'
AIylani. Henry j. Stmbury Of Kentucky, senator NC
Montgomery B.ur, GOV. james r.. MctIcafy oi k'i-
tu.y Senator John " stevenson of kentucky, senator
jaime. H. Bcch Kentucky, The Hon. Rob 40 dcL uc 81
Mary land, the Hon. VIM. ~ Eyars, aud several others
The following gentlemen have tclcgraphcd that
they will 20 Immediately to New Orleans in response
to the invitation Of the Democratic Committee:
Ex-senator Tumbull Of Illinois, cNGoy. j. W.
Palmer Of Illinois, cX-GDy Curtin OF Pcuu-Nl-
vania, ex-senator Hamilton ~ Maryland, - sen
ator Doultiic Of Wisconsin, - I~rut-toy. tpl-
baugh Of Iiiups Judge j. h. sttllo Of Cincinnati,
Oswald Oltendgrier " Nrw-Nurk, Henry Wattcrson ot
Louisville Senator Randolph of NcWJcscy, Gov. Smiih
of Wisconsin, GOV. Carroll Of Maryland Prot. sumner
OF Yale College assistant Secretary OI lit NaNJ FOX,
Samuel j. Randall ~ Pennsylvania cxGOy. BSlcr Of
Pennsylvania.
William NJ. Evarts aud Oswald OtendoTfcr
started last evening for the South at 1870
o'clock. Prof. Sumner Of Yale College, who
was in the city last evening, SAID that he
understood that all the gentlemen from this city
invited to go South whose engagements allowed 1t,
had already started. Charlc, Francis Adams had
been asked to go, but had declined. He had, how
ever promised to consult with the committee last
evening on the subject.
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4 DEMOCRATIC CLAIM
PENNsYLvANINs MAJORITY FOR HAYES.


OVER $4,000.
The revised table given below 'oil'lihS
official and compcte maiorics FOR nearly every county
g., ,,, st, oI,. , ,rv, briug estimated These figures
give GOV HAYES a majority Of 1897, which is nearly
:. nnn .r.ntn. tlan IIulirnnfi,s mlioriN ID $50:
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NlISSOI III.

10000 FOR TGIDEN-TGGE CONGRESSMAN.
ST. Louis, Nov. 10.-Ihc following are the
estimated claimed majoritios for Congressman in the
districts out -ide Of this city:
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATE ELECTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1O.--A Portland, Oregon,
dispatch says the from Washington Territory in
dictate the election OF Jacobs the Republican candidate
for Delegate to Congress, by about $50 majority.
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4 DELEGATION APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1O.-In accordance with Tie
request Of GOV. Kellogg OF Louisiana, that pr""1-
ncut men should 90 from the North 10 inspect The
counting of tie votes in that State. the PRESIDENT
has invited the following gentlemen 10 proceed TO
New Orleans for such puIpoS The Hon. W. j.
Kelley Of Pcnu,yiy ana. Gen. J. \. Garfield Of Oho.
fine Hon. j. \. Kl,,on of Iowa John Srhonbcrs Of
PENNSYLVANIA. and Gem j. \. Logan Of Illinois, 1t
i, understood that most of these gentlemen hav" ac-
cep,cd. and will reach Ncw-Orleaus within few
DAYS.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMES
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1O.-ReturnS from the
Southern district do not yet certainly show whether
Pacheco, Republican wigginton, Democrat Is elected
The chances are in favor Of the former Luttre Demo-
crBt, IA probably elected In the Hid District. .
Nothing additional has been heard from oregon or Ne
vada.
DAKOTA.
REPUBLICAN THROUGHOUT
YANKTON, ID. T., Nov. 1O.-kidder (Rep) Is
elected in this Territory Delegate to Congress by
majority of nearly 1000. The Legislature is Republican
both branches and also the entire Territorial ticket
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DIED.

III Noi,es Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth ti1U
name md Ga,!rcSs.
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TROOPS ALHEApY N MOTION

WAsuINGroN, Noy. 1O.-Gcn sherman has acted
upou the tc.crams received from the President To-
day. In response to his inquiries he has received
word from Gen. Rugcr that the latter had ordered
nine companies to Florida, and would order five
more and would 20 III person with them, leaving
COL Hunt Of the 9TH Artillery IN command IN South
Carolina. 4 company of artillery will be part OF
thc troop, sent from South Carolina.
SAv,NNNI. Ca. Nov. 10. - transportation has
been ordered for troops pass through this city to-
night for Florida
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ORDERS FROM TIE PRESIDENT.

TROOPS FOR THE DOUBTFUL STATES.
GEN. SIBERIAN ORDERED TO SEND TROOPS 7" LOUIS
I,HA AND FLORIDA TO SECURE AN HONEST
count.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-President Grant, who Is
in PHILADELPHIA presiding at the ceremonies of clos
ing the Centeuyal Exhibition, sent the following
telegram at noon to-day to Gen. Sherman:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1876.
Gen. W. T. SHERMAN Washington, u. C.: INSTRUCT
Cen Augur in Louisiana and Gen Ruger IN florlda
to he yigilant with the force at their command u
preserve peace and good order, and To see that the
propcr and legal boards of canvaNSrrs are uhiho-
Icstcd in fine performance of their duties. Should
there be any grounds Of suspicion OF fraudulent
couut on either side il should he reported ana "'
uouuccd at once No man worthy of the once "i
President shonld be willing to hold IT If counted III
mr. uucrd there by fraud Either party can aIlordto
Inc di,appointed in the result. The country cannot
atlo,d to have the result tainted by the suspicion oil
illegal or false returns l. = "hANi
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10, 1876
Gen. SnEEMAv, Ua>hiHg'on, u. e.: Send AL tn"
troops GEN Augur may deem necessary to insure
entire ouict and peaceful count of the ballots
actually east They may he taken from South
Carolina unless there j. TO suspect an out
brcok there. Tho presence If citizens from other
STATES Understand is requested in Louisiana To
sec tbut,tLc Board Of Canya,-crs make a fair count
of tbc vote actually cast. Ii is to be- hoped tha'
representative and fair of both parties viii -
L. = GEANT
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President Democratic State Committee.
, 1876-07-15

been secured for a period of 10 years
a sufficient supply of Sugar Canes,
and in conformity with the Royal
Westindla Ordinance of 18th april
a. c. the Colonial Treasury of St.
Croix guarantees S pr. CT. p. a. in
terest on the subscribed capital for e
period Of 25 years, to reckon from the
establishment of the factory.
A Joint-Stock Company will be
formed at a General Meeting, to be
held after further Notice in ''the Ber-
lingske Tidende," on the 3rd Of July
next, provided an amount of circa 1
Million Crowns be subscribed for.
II a larger amount be subscribed for
than hat fixed by the Law of 25th Fe-
bruary a. c. as the maximum of the
Statetreasury's Loan, viz. 2 Millions
Crowns, q proportionate reduction
will be made.
Until the holding Of the aforesaid
General Meeting, at which q Draft
OF q Constitution will be submitted
for discussion aud adoption, the Under
signed will attend to the needful as
Directors al interim. "
Shares may be subscribed for
Attic Chief Treasury in Copenhagen,
AZ the Company's Office in Copen-
hagen,
At the Colonial Treasures in the
Danish West India Islands.
AT those places, where lists OF the
amounts already subscribed for, ADD the
Draft Of a Constitution etc. will be exhi-
bited for inspection, the payment Of
shares, which will previously be called
for by o public Notice in the Ber-
ljngske Tidende. " must be made in
the manner as follows:
, 1876-07-15

creased supply cannot be obtained but at great.
er cost The condition Of the poor in such
countries and under such circumstances 10
precarious, owing to the high price Of the
neoessaries of life and the low wages produced
by the competition Of a very numerous labour.
ing population. Hence in q great measure
come these 1000 prevsntable deaths of infants
alone in Barbados. Hence the rising genera,
under unfavourable conditions"