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Methodist Missionary work.

NEW YoRK, November l6.-The MIS-
sionary Committee OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church continued Its session
to-day. The committee appointed yes
terdsy 70 consider what amount should
be made the limit TO be appropriated tor
the missionary work OF the ensuing year.
reported in isvor of fixing 1t at $500
600, and that 10 addition the sum OF $500
600 be appropriated towards the payment
Of the outstanding Indebtedness OF the
commitree, now amounting Ia nearly
$4,000. This makes the total To be-
raised Tor next year S6250 The re.
pert WAS adopted, and the committee sp-
pointed 10 aid the secretary IN raising
the money called for. Ii was resolved
to prohibit the European mission.
aries from taking up any new
charges or making any appointments ~
any new territory without the consent OF
the Presiding Bishop.
The sums TO be appropriated TO each
Missionary district were discussed and IN
every case q reduction on isst years ap.
preparation WAS made. Owing 10 ansn-
cial depression and the impossibility OF
raising larger sums Of money, the follow
ing sums were appropriated: Sibcrls
$1,000; Foochoo Chins, $4,000; P,hrn,
sS,26O; Denmark, $500: Sweden, $50,
900; South America, $500; kinkaing,
$1,000; Germany and Switzerland, SO.
600; Norway, Sl050O.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Board OF CRuvassers.

COLUMBIA, :. G., November l6.-B
fore the Supre 20 Court to-day the coun-
sci for the Boari Of Canvassers asked for
an order instrrcting the Board 10 pro-
ceed with the canvass of the returns to
save time, and strictly in ministerial
capacity. J 80 order was granted, but
subsequently, WAS amended, on motion Of
the Democratic counsel, SO rs to read
"Shall proceed in Ministerial capacity"
instead of may" AS in the original
order, whereupon the order was with
drawn. The Court heard the arguments
of counsel until p. NJ. when II ad.
journed. Its decision was reserved and
will be delivered tomorrow. The re-
turns are in the custody ofthe Secretary
Of State, and are not accessible
NEW YORK. November IL The
Heralfs Columbia, 5. c., special says;
a rough calculation made from the off
cial returns from twenty-elgbt counties
at the office of the Republican Secretary
of State and an estimate on the vote Tor
Governor OF the four remaining counties,
give Hayes about 1000 majority over
Tilden. The same authority gives the
State TO Hampton by l,20O msjorily.
Neither of these estimates is regarded By
the Democrats as correct. They claim
t'hat Tilden will carry sufficiency of the
electoral vote o; the State TO elect him.
but will not disclose their reasons lor this
assertion. The Republicans now concede
the election Of Hampton on the face OF
the returns, but claim that the remainder
of the Republican State ticket is elected.
A Times Columbia special says there
are four counties 10 hear from officially,
theee Of them being Republican and one
Democratic. All Democrats concede An
undlsputed majority of over one thousand
to Hayes and probably the election Of
the entire Republican ticket, except
Governor.
A report is sent from Laurens county
that, last night, the office Of the clerk Of
the court. IN the Court House, had been
stolen or destroyed. a messenger with
the official returns had started for Colum-
bia so that the only possible object Of
destroying them would be TO prevent any
investigation into the fraudulent char
acter of the returns.
CHARLESTON, November l6.-Full Of
fcial returns show that in twenty -one
counties out of the thirty-two in the
state, the majority tor Hayes IS l039
more than the majority for Cham berlain.
CHARLEsTos, November l6.-Chsm-
berIsln majority in Il counties is 8, ,456,
and HAYES msiOrity l01gj. There il
no change in the Democratic majority
claimed in the entire State, which Is
! .lS9 for HAMPTON.
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A Magnificent FIorat Design Pre-
scented the President.Elect-


Governor Tilden remained at home
nearly all of yesterday. AT II o'clock
he ordered his horse saddled and started
for the Park. As he slowly cantered up
Fifth avenue the people coming home
from the various churches bowed, the gen.
tiemen raising their hats To these sal
utations the Governor responded either
by bowing. waving his hand or railing
his hat. He rode as far AS Mt. st Nin-
cent in the Park aud then returned
reaching home by 1:90 During the al
ternoon a number of gentlemen and Ia
dies called at the Governor house Tor
the purpose OF hearing the latest returns
and Obtaining view of the splenoid
floral tribute presented to Mr.. Tilden on
SATURDAY. night. This was floral RECEIPT
ion chair, upon platform of ferns. IL
WAS formed of white carnations, trimmed
with violets, the seat bearing purple
ster on a white background. The base
bore the inscription, Samuel j. Illden,
in white carnations. and White House
in violets. 1t was placed on marble
table in the alcove of the front parlor,
and as it could be seen from the street
attracted the attention of great many
passers-by. The Governor, about 8
O'clock. took stroll on Fifth avenue
with friend, returning at s:45. when be
retired for the night.
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"'N III WRITES AND HOW He
TALKS.

'-g Hsdlcs. pres is rapidly unfolding
.-'Po,es Of great mischief; but we
-''. ''o much confidence in the good
~ A'a honesty Of the American peo-
" 'e,eYe for one moment that they
S'"e' stlatsgems, treason, and thirst
.F"' toreverse the will of the ma
.... override all law and order in
Ivy. gsra'yze every business interest,"
.ahc ruin upon the whole country.
'T''~r4sH morning the readers of the
'8'.r We're treated, in the edito-
''-'nns Of that paper, to an incen-
ana revolutionary repast which,
o' It's mOnstrosity-its violence
line when the great and good men
WI political parties are counselling
second thought, peace and good
VIII not soon be forgotten in this
IL. -nliy. Thus far, the citizens o.
s1ng have behaved themselves to,
each other in the most friendly
~ ~s'' Notwithstanding the unexsm,
>. -e''oUs strain that has been upor
-" 'O' the past ten days. There hal
w.. - 10 Disorder threatening violence
"!0Ody has me, everybod,
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kESTUtk 7.

LOUISVILLE, November lG Official
returns from l0l cyunties IN Kentucky
give Tlden GO,lOO majority. The l6
counties yet 70 hear from will not rnateri-
ally change it. Tildens majority shows
an increase Cf go per cent over the
Democratic vote Of last yesr. The Con
district, Boone, Democrat, l0,93i; Turner,
Iudependent, s.l5i; Houston, Repuoli-
can. 4 22l. Fourth, j. Proctor Knott,
O5, 1856; Laeve'. Republican, 6 9S2 Sixth.
Carlisle, Democrat, l5,404; Lsndrunne,
Republican,, 5.l33 Seventh, Blackburn,
Democrat, Is,S84; Sh.ckel'ord. Republi
can, 9.44s EIgh h, Durham, Democrat,
1882; Bsrdley, Republican, lZ654.
Five other districts elec: Democrats, but
the vote is not offcislIy reported.
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been filed. The board adjourned to
meet on Saturday.
Governor Wells, in answer to the in
quiry whether reporters and spectators
would be admitted, said that it was the
wish, and he evidently expressed the
sentiments of all the members when he
said the board should
Sit with Closed Doors
during the canvsssing and compiling re-
turns, except when information was
wanted concerning q particular poll
or matter connected With the election,
or when some point was to be
argued before the board. He said that
neither the Govern : nor any state
officer, if his wish Was regarded would
have free access to the room during the
session of the board. If the board
wanted legal advice, he said, they would
call on the Attorney General. but at no
other time would they be admitted. Both
Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Anderson said the
board was an entirely independent body
and would not be controlled in it, action
in any way, either by the executive or by
other parties.
New ORLEANS, November 1.-THE
Democratic Committee to-day made sp-
plication for representation on the Re-
turning Board, but no action Was AIKEN.
They also desired that a subcommittee
be allowed to attend the sittings
OF the board. In reply Governor Wells
stated that in all cases of contested
polls from any cause they would DO
notified, and the board would hear srgu-
ments from both sides. The board sd e.
journed till Saturday at noon. This
gives rise to speculation rs TO the cause
of the delay in the beginning Of their
labo-s. Everybody here appears to be
waiting for definite news from South
Carolina and Florida.
New YORK. Nov mber ia Her
AIDS New Orleans special states ths;
Senators Kelly and Sherman, and Mess.s.
Strengthen, Hale and Kssson arrived
last night. 1t has been finally decided
by the Democratic visitors TO entrust their
case to Trumbull, Palmer and Potter,
who will remain here to watch and
conduct 1t, and all the other gentlemen
now here IN that interest will probably
return in few days. The policy TO
be followed subsequently will be n mat
ter of further consideration, which the
National Committee will probably die
tate. That Louisiana will be counted
for Hayes by the Board is now n univer.
sally accepted belief.
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THE DISTINGUISHED DELEGA
TON AT NEW ORLEANS.

When Kellogg set up the extraordl-
nary claim that the vote of LOUISIANA
would be cast for HAYES in the face OF
the ascertsined fact that the people
of the State had given large
majority for TILDES, he threw
himself into an attitude and called
upon distinguished citizens of both
parties of the North 10 come down and
see the votes fairly counted. Thereupon
GRANT ordered soldiers to New Orleans,
and virtuously added request that emil
nent men, both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. proceed at once to New Orleans to
see a tair count of the votes by the Re-
turning Board.
Upon these invitations number OF
gentlemen went down to that city
Among them were some distinguished
states men who had given their support
to Mr.. TILDEN. After looking over the
ground they sent II polite note to otne-
distinguished gentlemen who were sup
porters of Mr.. HAYES, proposing con-
ference between the friends OF the two
candidates. Our telegraphic columns
this morning contain the reply OF the
Republican gentlemen. They tell these
Democrats that they arc lmpertinen'
meddlers and have no business there.
KELLOGG didn't expect to be taken at
his word when he invited people OF the
North to come down and witness his VII
lainy; and now that they have accepted
his invitation, he snubs them in order tc
get rid of their becoming witnesse:
against his infamous proceedings.
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.rs,pENrI.L SITUATION,

49,, rroof accumulstes that rILDEN
.,sHESDmcks have been elected fFesi-
..,, and vico-Presidebt of the United
and that it is not in the power OF
i,..r ra.cality to count them out.
,,,.ii. j. Clearly Democratic, and will
,,,a3 Louisiana has given over
.,o, minority Tor TlLDEN, and will in
M be counted for him, or not
t At all. South Carolina voted
him and will, under the
..,,iop Of the Supreme Court, be prob
.,,,n,es for him. Oregon has elected
n,r,cra,ic e!ector, who will most
,,,,. receive his commission from
n,,,oc-s,ic Governor of that State.
-y DeMOC!a''S
,,oosther. the clouds are breaking
..r .nd the political heavens are clear
Z.
I. NAV be some days before the entire
..-,.oC these contested states are pre-
.,,,.ed, and all must seek to possess
soul, in patience; but certainty
, crown the hope and expectation of
,-4.srt hour. and victory will surely
..,u..n the party Of Reform.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO November l6.-Ths
official returns from all the counties In
the Fourth Congressional district except
Mono, which 10 estimated, give Pacheco,
Republican, majority. II is believed
the returns will not change the result.
The returns from the third district are
still incomplete. Lu,trell is elected BY
200 msjority.
1t is now stated that the ne
gotistion are about concluded between
John Il. Lick, trustee Of the Lick fund
and the various benedcisries which will
result in an smicable settlement The
detail' are not yet fully settled, but will
probably be within a iew weeks, when
the terms will be made public.
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MILWAUKEE,, November l6.-Plour-
Que, aud unchanged. Wbest-FIrm
and closed easier; No. ! Nil~spsse
81 1871; No. 2, 81 IL; No. 81 49,.
Corn-Scarcs; No. 47c. Oats-Steadyi
No. 2, 32c Rye-Duil; No. ], sStc.
BarIey-In fair denaLd; NJ. 2 ipfing
T@79c; No. 3 43c.
ToLEDo, November I6 -Ploar-SIydy.
Wbeal-Firm; No. ] white Nich'gsl
81 80; extra white Michigan 81 35;
amber 81 24t; No 3 red 81 ~ rejected
81 10. COrn-Stesdy; high mixed 62c;
No. 2 6Oc; new 4sc; rejected 4sc; new
45c. Osts-Dull; No 2 s2tc; Michigan
33ic; rejected 25c.
NEW YORK, November lG.-Dry
GoOds-Busiuess was little more sctiss
xItt commission houses. but for.iga
goods were dull and the jobbibg trade
night COttons generally qoieI, bat
theeliDgs la better demand, Aod bW
grade cotton fan nes still in stedy 10.
que,t. Woolens in improved demand b.
clothiers.
PITrsBUEoH, November 1o-Pstfole-
um-Quiet and steady; crude 80 47t
at Parksr's; refined 2Gc bid for Ph.!a-
delphia delivery.
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Deni,, from Gov. Irwin.

SAS FEAh cisco, Novenb Der l6.-Rela-
tive to the Chicago Tnaes Washington
special 70 the feet that Gov. Irwin had
telcgrsphed 10 Washington that be
would not certify to the returns OF this
state, having discovered sucf frauds a.
would ne gatiye the Republican maj Irity,
the GgoNseie OF this morning publishes
tie following:
SAS QUISTIy, November IS.
] have sent no disP.tch of the chsrsc-
ter - which YOU refer TO Chicago or
elsewhere, nor have / authorized any
.uch diEpatch TO be sent there or else
y here, nor did have any xnowledee oi
ibe dispatch TO which you refer iIll
.sw it in this evenings Bulletin.
signed "h. levin.
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A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ASSURED
APPEAL FOR A FAIR COUNT.

APPEAL FOR FAIR COUNT.
Special dispatch to the World.
CEDAR KEYS, November IA. No new
developments in this State are reported.
We have certainly carried it by about
1900 majority for Tilden. This is no
guess work; we are certain of it. The
official vote can change the figures only
slightly. Drew's majority for Governor
now will approximate 1000.
The Radical press, under orders from
Zach Chandler, keeps up the appearance
that they have carried the State. They
claim Alachua county by 1000 majority,
W hen it has been known for several days
that their majority is only 434.
The Radicals are making every effort
to cheat US. They tried to get possession
of the ballot-box of this precinct, which
gave us fifty majority. They stuffed the
ballot-box at Archer in Alachus county.
Our people are excited, and determined
to have an honest count.
Grants proclamation to herman Is
regarded tavorably by the Democrats
Honest and fair men of both parties
should come to this State and witness the
count. All we want is justice.
The soldiers sent to Tallahassee favor
Tilden.
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AArr CARrEHTER, in his speech on
.a louisiana case, January 50, 1874
"'ss pleasant picture of the working
@'-s Returning Board which is to
'.a: ID HAYES:
NE pleasant little gentleman swears,
'.-' smiling face. that he himself
e. 2DO atfdsyils in one day, and
.-.'ereI them to Mr. Bovec, sitting IN
'.- board, and Bovec said he was "hell
"a.e.ow,' and asked if he could not
>-'@ore OF the same kind. and he said he
,et 200 or 400 more of tn same
oy9 o'clock the next morning, II
-E>,ary."
>s.. the same class Of men nulhfy
~- Presidential election and endanger
9"sc" a't perpatuity of the Union
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Another Mistake in an Electoral
Ticket.

HARTFORD, November l6.-1t has
been discovered that oD some of the
Democratic ballots cast in this State
the name of Charles R. Ingersoll, one of
the electors, was printed "Ingesoll." In
one town nearly all the ballots cast were
of this description. How extensively
thew were used is not known. The can
vsssers would most likely count these
votes for the regular nominee, but the
case seems similar to the one rePor1eo
from South Carolina.
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Owing 70 the excitement attending the
Presidential election the business In Leaf
Tobacco has been almost suspended. On
Tuesday and Wednesday there were no
sales by the auction warehouses. On
Thursdsy and Friday the Offering, were
81 hhds and bOIes and s. hhds respect-
lyely. Price,. however, continue n
usual The offerings OF Ohio and Wis
cotsn Seed Leaf were liberal, bot main
iy OF very common sorts, which are in
better demand at more satisfactory prices.
The total Offering. al auction were l33
hhds and 2S4 bOxes, ~ follows:
At the Morris WarebOuss-3 hid. and
4 boxes: 3 bids West Virginia At ~, 81 10
GS 35, 8 boxes Southern lnd,ana-l at
81 s5. 3 At s. l5t95 Is, 2 a. s7a,7 35, at
s.; IS boxes ONO S~sd-2l At s2fa,3 P5.
5 at S4Ca,5 10, at Sets,7 IS, stt..
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VIM. A. Cooke Telegraphs it
is All Right.
The Democratic Majority a
Settled Thing.
Special Dispatch TO the Baltimore Ga

Special Dispatch TO the Baltimore Ga
Zette.
TALLAHASSEE, November l4.-The
returns of the county managers of cleo
tlons are not yet in. The board of state
can vassers, of which l, as attorney-gene'
raj of the state, am one, does not meet
until thirty-fve days after the election,
but you may rest assured that Tilden has
carried the state, and that Drew, the
Democratic candidate for governor, is
also elected. do not think the Rsdi-
Gals can cheat the Democrats out of the
election. WILLIAM ARCHER Cooke.
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CERTAINLY FOR TILDES.
Special to the Chicago Times.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. l4.-Com.
plete returs are in except from Brevard
county, which is Democratic and never
votes above 100. The total Democratic
majority in the State is over l,O27. Ill
den, two Democratic Congressman and a
Democratic Senate and Assembly are
certainly elected. The attempted fraud
in Alachua county, if allowed by the
State Board of Canvassers, will decrease
this msjority $50, but will not change
the result in any respect.
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GOOD NEWS AT HEADQUARTERS.
Ia,p Ynrk World 18th

NEW 1OTK W UTIu, IJlI'
There was very little excitement at
Democratic headquarters during the day
time. Tho members Of the committee
were of the opinioa that the decisive re-
suits would be received from the three
States claimed by the Republicans to
be in doubt, by the end OF next week.
A dispatch from Governor.elect Drew,
of Florida, dated from Ellaville at p.
NJ. to the Chairman of the Democratic
National Committee said that returns
from two of the remaining counties OF
that State gave tho Democrats an increas-
ed majority of 130 over the last election,
and that the total majority for Tilden in
the State at that time P. M) was l,l03
positive.
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THE SECRET CHAMBER.

Ths. arch scoundrel WELLS, mas ex-
pressed 1t As his desire that the Louisl-
ana Returning Board sit with closed
doors. We particularly refer our readers
to the dispatch which contains his re-
marks
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IrcentiIaFy fire.

RICHNoSD, November l5.-The bust.
less portion of Magnolia, North Caro-
lima, was destroyed by fire last night:
nineteen bUiidings, including the Fail.
rosi depot, telegraph and express Office
with contents, were burned. The fire Il
supposed 10 be the work Of Al ipcendlary
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TuyEE IS no longer shadow OF q
,bt but that one TILDEN clector has
IN chosen in Oregon, thus giving
--c'e SAMUEL the Constitutional ma
r.v of lSj. The stealing OF the votes
d the three Plostrata Ststas will do
HAYES no good. SO q vast amount OF per-
y, and an infamous subver:ion of tie
..-,of our institutions may as well be
.ssl hv the Radicals.
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RnananhAh

NEW YORK, November l6-The sus-
pension is announced of Cooper s. King,
commission merchants in hosiery, &c,
No. IO3 Franklin street Liabilities es.
tim sted at nearly 100000.
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- EMINENT lawyer as Senator
.s~vAx holds the electors in Oregon
~. Vermont. who have been elected
s4.e holding Office, ineligible under the
..,.u:jon. The Republicans, evidently
+a-ac trouble, have demanded their
.egaa,ions, which have been turwarded
.g telegraph. But as the inehsiblllty
ss-, Al the time of voting, resignation
81: he fact makes no change in the
60; o! the case, as such elector being
~.;.o.e, the office lspses to the man re-
.7.ag the next highest vote to that re-
sTe4 by the successful Ineligible candi-
r,.4
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A Radical Statement.

to the Democrats by 1900 majority,
A Radical Statement.
NEW YORK. November l6,-The
Times furnishes the following docu-
ment to the agent of the Western Asso-
clated Press:
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, Nov. l6.
To the people of the United States:
The undersigned are informed that
telegrsms are being sent North tonight
from this state, based upon the taoles of
reported maiorities in the Flortdtdn ex-
ira of this afternoon, claiming that Til
den and Hendricks have carried Florida
BY CAT majority. An examination
of these tables show that
in the county of Aachua alone the ac-
tual Republican majority is III. As
shown by the official canvass now on file
it is reduced to 49S, by leaving out GER
tain precinct votes on the false pretelse
Of fraud. In q variety of other ways the
actual figures have been changed so as
to give an apparent Ti.den msjority.
The undersigned are satisfied, from
careful examination in detail,
Of the returns already received, that
allowing the Democrats all the majori-
ties now claimed in the counties Kept
back by them, the returns from the
whole state will show msjority for
HAYES and Wheeler. This majority can
be largely increased upon ample proof of
Democratic frauds and intimidation. The
Republicans of Florida are not devotlng
themselves to manufacturing public
opinion at the North, but are convinced
that the State has been carried for Hayes
and Wheeler They await with perfect
confidence the result Of fair and impa--
tisl canvass, which they are sure will
carry iull conviction to the people Of the
country.
lSignedl J. NJ. Thornburg, of Ten.
nessee; J. w. Osborne. of Florida; N
E. Chandler, of New Hampshire; NJ
Martin, Chairman Of Committee; J. P
c. Emmons, of Jacksonville, Florida
TALLAHASSEE, November l6.-Tht
returns are all expected in this week, anc
the canvass begins early next week.
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Meeting Of the Returning Board.

NEW OsLEASs, November l6.-EI-
Governor J. VI. Wells, Gen. Anders q,
G. Cassennsr and Louis NJ. Kenner to-
dsy took the oath Of ofice, f.e1 the
necessary papers with the Secretary Of
State, and went into executive ses ION in
the room assigned them IN tie State
House.
Governor Kellogg SAID, th- afternoon,
that ..the..yscsncy in the board had not
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ase,,p yesterday at lo'f'

r., .,,,,,tlsr to-day 0sH5s partly ft0"dy,
..i ,od east rcisds, and stationary
.,,, ,srI!T'