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New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
SHTPPING LNTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK K.................Argu la
CLEABEI.
Steamship Amerqne pr. Pouzolz' Havro Via Plymouth.
steamship Olympia Crl Young Glasrow. Henderson Bro,
steamship IdaO tBr, BeddUc, L' erp'oi VIA QucoA'o"n
"tit..siip George Cromwell Bacon HALIFAX " s. and
steamship Herman Livingston Mallory, savannah W. X
Steamship Pioneer wakeey. Morehead CITY. N. c. VIM. p.
Sc 'stStenSs6ie Neptune Be-r, Boston. H. F. Dimock
Steamship wyanoke. couch, ucnond City Point and Nor
ioS, OIl nC',ic cnr5 shsTris Pnis spha Ja. Hand
sup Chls Lung (Ger.j "lc@e "Auaoie- ChaA Luling Il
Bark Francesca uta Castellamo. London Eng, Bonhan
Bay wm E. Cloves Dickinson Iaguna via canpeche j.
Bark Maria Rose Gerl Schultz Lisbon PORT Funeh Edge
Bsrk Carlo r. tAust, Galubouch. Queenstown Falmouth
isrS Lillian Runb.il bon!eanI. Brett s'n & CO..
s e Ed1 IL owe 9ea6 tee velpco % s. jos Asssturo
FEs 70 Burns 'No' '''''a A''A4nNA Egypt Punch f'''
lHg Castillan owens Baltimore, ia. E. Ward & Co
RrT o. c Ciary. p, ana, Baroadoea Dwight & P!stt
Brig Ida Qr.l smith, Liverpool ., BOYD Iiihcken.
seLr Mabel Lent (Brj BerIer, Bear River s., Heeney
schr Harbnger Dodge, Brunswick. Ca. Warren Ray.
schr. Winslos Morse Oliver, BaIh. Me, Cha.. rwing.
schr Neus Shepherd. ProyincetOwn. Mass. aviand
schr Dart Campbell, Stamford Conn., Stamford Manuiac
stGf 5. p Goodwin Williams Stanford Stamford Mauuiac
Bafss Potomac, Sweeney Philadelphia James Hand
ARRIVED
Steamship Nsvaas ada G 5 .5S 5Spss dvsSol ap and
steamship England tbr, Thompson, Liverpool Alri via
oassnSISSn I s5n %dSs SS, and y TO 4 j. Hurst
via fashing 4th Win mdse and pass TO Faneh dye Co.
as 20 m fowoo Co. Cane 70 as % p isT sT reo. 20 r
having Lst r1d So IN storm rob - 'oe repet.sL
mdse and pass TO Jas w. Quiniard & Co ~ ''-
ship Beethoven t'i Windsor. " ST. smith, layre 40 dsys
Brig Fannie tAusL) Tehiaz ST. Thomas Ss days. in ballast
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
rrxy vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, 1873
schr. f. A. DsHart of Bootibay Farnham. BaracOa 10
dav with fruit


DAYS with fruit
DISASTERS.
r,tuor-ru Anil ls-The American ship Mary HOodell,
Cant rqlpes from Sau5rang nd hereboa psrtf! nei
sfer she coli cl with schr The Mary G0odc We
toed on the Northern bank where she now Hes he "i''
TATSvTA Apri' I5-The American bark Hawthorne capt
Mason n iadang March -, 20. Now 1orh ias IiINu
ATier leaking badly she viii tow to Singapore TO dscage
NAcasAKI Arill 10 Tho Rrit bark Liherator Capt,
Vardrrvoo-f from Manila March T. or san tfautla'
ashore the Great LOChoo Island on the lOih INST anu -
t wreck Th- crew ndr here Part Of her CARO- was
saved. but IN damage ell condition.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orvvxsroyy april IS-The White Star Line steamship
Rcpubr p,rter from New YORK Aprt :, Tor ldFeiPoo M
riysi of ('rpo havel az 9 0'c Ock IL night
solrrp .PTON Apri lS-The North German ldoyos seal
shp N,cx.g ~ hserod from Ne~f0r Apr = i1r bioi"on'
GiSsGow tpri is-The state companys steamship
STATE Indiana sailer from New York April has arIlVe
here. ,,,,., ,. r,,,u
adeipila, arrived II, r. las mig ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
to,rpvss MONROE h~ri l-Arryed bark Christine from
Ma Lace ffOn IN zen ol
t,AyFsToS April lS.-.srvoi lstn Steamship sac oi
Texls fm W-NOrs. Saloi lfih, steamship O~ioh"o'e'
for New York. So, q. ...,, TO- No,,
YoT passei ont 10 a. ship Uiai from ~ H,I ~
br, Hrv G. R0sevei Csfenas, let Tor PhAa irls
th, M Arrived last night, brig John Good, rin Nacu@
bar : Padre Irif, AMI AnnA One;o lfOh uehO anu
oniefcd to Philadelphia
,.,,r,p AprI lsI7,r limited states steamship Frank
o as s,e Tor (tyiIa NsccBia. The Urtei STATES snlg
supp = WIT exhibits the Leutennal Exhiooh mas sru
IIOr Latest ShiP Ae'cs see Ftftn PdGe.i
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
Giin Rral @silie for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
" above GOTHIC TOPS that sInoAy chiinnrys war
rsDI. BULL. GulPPEN & Co. Thru ave. above rwcnty
.hinist. Send lor reullTs.
LOR SALE.-A large number of brown stone
End brick HOUSES. running l3th ST. 20 l32d ST.
sale. cheap. teyeial 1usand dollars than
actual cost To close n concern Inquire
J. a H. DAVIDSON, Attorneys. &c.
237 Broadway
TOR SALE, or TO LEASE for term of
y ycsr, witii tir privilege 70 .ig. ono RESIDENCE
If tie 2i WaId urlVt II To l. minutes to Forty
second street Depot. Address
OWNER, No. Murrsyst. second door
No brokers
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19

FOR UAVRE-Tl gtGtn,hfO f1',rgis Amin l8-le i.
rsrnIp - A. tss,l b. Rryulud. Wli Wot crsplur. Mrs..
Eo+ean and ina1t T. Tauol. Jn1G da Ese1nt go, fr lud
Nr. ortiz sir. JacGrr.ar ~ iirt eirs Pre- gdi fht.
or IaIs e. Jo iifgt Nr nn' Mrs. j. - ic 'or ah4 10
FAINT. Mrs Rou, n.ant Ar snd Mr.. T. = P'srr DO, J.
kin Al ia her Ms. .sGs ar D,r3 l. ait iilsr. l..
Y sIirltUh Nj Jlcrr Miss HrccOur Nj ems .lr BriTo
and infants Nss SOpuan -. Nr Slv"sir J. Clay.
A. Ninet T. EL.son. j. 1Olillo III AriLcr &r and Nils
4 ysr ir
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p4SSENGERS ARRITED.

From LIv ERPOoL-H sier'aship EeglaHd. Ana l5-
1d ~. ,'i-frr d1I "a 'ir. an MTH
Th8s tlarman and child. AMI MIR b. ". prrm Mr. aa
Mrs L. Abbey Mr.. mIir chapman esd chiid ~.
OfIIn, g. W. CTIIn ". toIk, J. - kuoWt-, v %.
d. T. Power 4 Il Z. rover. 81 v ih - dr O. ,hl', ~
Carter L. Ac az. Wry. SIT Ah illud hr y ltiitr Ar
beacon Mr Hewlett John K,rr Dr. Cruache. Mr. NJ lDnry
ana daIgtt Mr. Humpa,eys, SIR. GOrign. MI ous1cy
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
M1NIATuEE ALMANAr.

MINIATUEE ALMANAC.
sun Rises. 5lb Srts.... 64i Moon Rises.... 3Ol
I'll WAFER fuIs DAY-A. NJ
Sandy Hook. CS Cows Island All ilr C. Ferry. OOO
WAiFR liiin bAY--r. A.
Sandy Hook 4:U2 Cows EiI Hell g. Ferry. G:30
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
Brooklyn Real gstats for Sale,

TIIREE-STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
L ave. Courtst
Frame house, "a lIutler-st
frame hoaseS loo and l02 Pineapple
EultonaL
Three story brick and frame houses 81 nnd 50 Nassau
Three ~ raMe houses, go and 90 Washington st.
GEO. II. DUTroN. 10 " allst, ~ Y.
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

Burton Thomas, and wife to Gardiner sage, rs Of
sutt MuIlsa, t25d - afdJ, duA ..---- 5000
Colt g.. ai.u 10 Don \ iuiCt- sOf Canal ~,
eof C.ur.h Il ycars g.. .--.. .--- 40
Cllrle, James IS. to Nathaniel Cowdrey, MailaOn.
" n Of 1-tiist months. 700
Go~sier. hhIJ, to u,Lly Wei, usm l5ihSt OF lst 90
iiSLT sl oi I'm ave- ai S ' O '''- ' Il 900
%ya g. s,as' a. -'i.'' 1000
ui,yor Jacob, and wife, 70 Eliza rhomas, sol
Mistrl,y ace . years O,OOO
t. n " cor sii.ayr aud J7tn A. -. 10000
(-j : linton o. II II ,inSton years ... ... 1000
ioi6 iii sts' years ...'......'... -. 10000
q, sney ie- CT a j. ahd oth.Ts. to Mary fitlgcrd,
l,.ti 1t, bot Ale Ntnie e. VIII avcs l23i Natd);
year "'V""
sa ,a t'I' ~ glate years 900
DsuisO Iiulrn "a aud b ,baui Ia Association Tor Re-
fpf Agci Females Dcy ~, 40 rs; YEARS.. 0,bOO
os'd'I sol I5th.I. yssrs 0354
1s1j o, stanton and Cars sji,'st years 10000
pa,spia va J., AID VIE a-d otncis 10 Mary Pol.
h'mus OtltTa (cxl, 5JLlsi, OF lai-ayei
years SsOiD
Same satne Otn-st, Oi lstGvoi 3yeirs... 5000
NS' 20 1 y caE - ljoOo
woods. Eiwari. 10 samuel i Irs OF liIth-st OF
CyItoaayo t231 Nau years 1900
Loonls Of 2Oth ST. oi israye years 1000
luLhc-lI ! !. SAFAhK Deputy IteSlht'I
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
Corporation Nollces.
Cenilstrn
fllarsle eno Slate Mln!e!s.

GASONI g. ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
liJ - lJ2 West 10Th ST., near BroassI.
Monuments Mants.s, AltaFg Figures DAng, NAnsc0-.f
&C. Importers ircm ana -&nGilotureTs IN ltiJ q mA
work OF every 10 ,eriDuOa.
CRATES and FENDEkS.-The largest ass0rl-
~ m,nt OF ira and EeaO OF ~ % S hAIes
finished IN ever s,y- low oud fal! 0~ dYsu. uraes -
dumping alta, aHcn specially 4 large variety o. %
To- T. iaury nickel plated AnlTOGs etc.
Ilo, Tal discount 20 lraiC.
CONONEI, MUOLL.sY s. Co, 38S Canal 81. NeWfe
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
Gousrs dn0 Farms Uanteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-For or
fnnrts I'm country; high ground, depot one horr
NrwYork amt II lrefeTred rent no to exceed socO
or s7CO Address AiEnCHANT r. Box S47. y. Y. +. q.
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5aiss bp Autiion

4 UCTl0N NOTICE. W. 4. MITCtkLiJ
"a Aictipaesr Adi0GFied sale. 0r,ar 10 CAlAL "ts
AONiis, JE" EL9Y and SILVER PLATED MAkE M @
viii csnheLSe WEDNESDAY,, Apfll 49, AZ a 'tis = -
aIni Goa l. Tht.UUHItJLT g IitE WEEK. Ggss ~,
exhibition. Catalogues TLrs,.ay A27 B.,OA DMAf nh's
ST. NICHOLAS hOIk1-
A. MgRwIN. AIcnoneer.
(Y BANGS, MERWIN l. Co.. 6J6 Broad@a!'
near BondstS Sales OF BoOSs WORKS " AIT Se, @ IA
WhDr ESDA /. April 10 a. o n.A sesout foi,
Library 1l1rging 10 hr. AmOa ". OiisNOli- b.os'P'
Literary History, Bellies Letires. &C.
N0TlCE.-WM. hENNELLY, Auctloneer"nni VII
~ sell At iublU auction ~ the Ekchanse saesro ~, Nv
DIoadNsy, On fIi DAY Apni "a 1876 IT ~ ocLca ns "a
order Of Department. cf Duckr ths right 10 culoct
tau all tAkFAGE accfGing ~ ceraiu Piers w "a
h-ais owned ry tho Corporation for full parsniNs -
"Ihe CITY PoccrL' COp.es for sale ? Clty hAL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19

Real estate 60 exchange.
EXCHANGE for FARM or COUNTRY RESI-
II DENCF--A brown soa0 Brooklyn HOUSE: nr-t-ciass
location complete ORDER OCCUPIED ~ owner; convenient 10
ii Trirs aud cars J. q. IOlr & SON. III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19

GUMMIT, n. ITO LET-Several HOUSES
- near station eight ten twelve. fourteen rooms vita
all modern improvements rent 10 suit the Inquire
the r. IOad s.atiOn for J. or ID. ". BONNEI.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19

TOR RENT-Beautiful COUNTRY HOME. 10
rooms partly furnish d. on NewJerssY Ceniral Railroad
hour fu city ten minutes walk from depot acr-
In lawn shade r. garden stables &C II satisfactory sm
y Of four adults vi board premises Address j. n Eo
piTs Plaiing Company, III Fu!tOn.st
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DIR. HAYES AND THE NORTH POLE
From the London Echo, Nov. ISL

From the London Echo, Nov. ISL
American believers IN the open Polxs Sea sorely
exercised by tho uniavorabo account given by the
English expedition OF tho prospects OF further
poration, and Dr. Hayes, formerly surgeon to DR..
Kane, who on the Greenland sido nearly reached iati
tude 81 deg, writes to the New YoRK HERALD bitterly
assaing the assertion that eternal leo cncompasses
the Pole and renders It unapproachable by man. ssBe
licving In an open sea-" says Dr.. Hayes ~ think n
can DO navigated The English expedition saw great
Quantities OF ice They never left the land, ant
along the land you always ind Ice in all Arctt
waters believe that reached beyond the land belt
ot ice IN lSul with boat could have como 10 the
Po'e. An ics belt IN summer depends much upon the
prevailing winds; but as for large body OF water
being AZ any time frozen over, with tho lowest
temperature, II Is unknown. Hudson Bay Bain,s Bay
and other Arctic waters, though compara.
lively small, arc never frozen over. Tho deem
sea water In all the and seas OF tho
earth has uniform temperature OF about Is de-.
grees. In the Arctics It Is generally down Ia
~ degrees but even thcro IL does freeze uncss he
air Is entirely calm, for water in motion docs mot
freeze have seen waves rolling 90 degrees below
zero without particle OF ice sightu Ihorc In by
tnis limo no doubt that far from parayxlng Arctic
enterprise the story told BY the brave mon who have
Just returned among us VIII greatly stimulate attempts
10 ro2ch the North Pole, the believers IN The
primcva Ice barrier and those pm their faith on
an open Polar sea will till thoy havo triad
tho mystic circle all round for certain rmaton o
their yicw< :,
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
KINGS COUNTY PRIMARIES.

Last night .hc republican primaries wore held in tho
various wards and county towns for the purpose OF
eecting delegates Tor the ensuing year 10 tho General
Committed The election Ia the wards with the ex-
ccp,ion OF the Eleventh, passed on peaceably The
primary in the Eleventh held in Fulton
street. near De Kaib avenue. Winfield ). Mount, the
secretary OF tho organization, rapidly entered tho
room with the roll book. Mr.. stewart, an inspector,
attempting to take tho book away from Mr. Mount.
caused wrestling match. IL had progress but
u shcrt time when cxpoiiccnan intcrerod This
was the occasion for some unknown person deal
the ex policeman violent blow In tho mouth
general light ut cnsued Several policemen wcrc
quickly scene, but as the principal contestants
had suddenly disappeared arrests made,
although numerous parties hastcned to the nearest
drug sorcs and went In search OF oysters to apply 10
cir oyes
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
ALLEGED POLITICAL PERSECUTION.

TEN wonKMEN DISCHARGED FROM THEIR EN-
PLoYMENT FOB VOTING THE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
TaEyros, Nov. 2s, 1879
Tho superintendent OF the Greenwood pottery, IN
this city, James Tams, naturalizcd Englishman has
discharged John Cokcly. Joseph and Frank Hunolt,
John D. Mccormick, John PheaL, Michael Naming
and four other workhen for having voted the demo-
cratic uckot at the lato election. The Hunolts
have made aflldavits to that effect Much indignation
is caused over the affair." and It s condemned by many
respectable republicans. The men retained at the
pottery are all republicans and they obliged to
work time up Tor the loss caused by the
discharge OF tho democrats The discharged workmen
intend having interview with Mr. James r. Stevens,
one or the proprcors OF the pottery Tor the purpose
OF getting his influence to have them fcinstatcd.
They were discharged during the absence Of Mr..
Stevens from the city.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CALIFORNIA.

THE DISPUTE IN THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
DIsTRIcT-THE THREATENED ACTION or THE
REPUBLICANS
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S 1875
With reference to the impending contest over tho
election In the Fourth Congressional district,
the republican leaders here say that II Wig
gintou (dem.) contests they have evidence on
hand of frauds committed by the democrats in San
Benito Fresno. Mcrccd and Monterey counties cor
rection OF which Will give Pacheco (rcp) decided
majority The frauds are aegei 10 have been done Ia
eclion with naturalization ana registration, and
1t is said that certain county judges arc implicated.
Tho Secretary OF State last night canyassed the vote
OF the State giving Hayes 1StO5 and rildcn Io,s4l
Marin county is not included In the count tue returns
not having been received. Tho result will not be
affected however.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
PAYMENT OF q. S. MARsHALs.

Last evening Il wns the turn OF the United States
marshas who had been engaged in the election in the
Twentieth and Twenty lrst districts and Twenty third
ana Twenty fourth wards to receive payment for their
services. Accordingly, they assembled 1t the north
west entrance OF tho Post OGcc Building and were ad-
mittcd by tho back to the corridor fronting
the Marshai's Office, whore they formed into line
and patiently awaited their turns. AS they
admitted 10 the olnce the payments were promptly
made. Meanwhile the Supervisors or Election
paid IN tho rooms or tho United States Circuit Court
II was Impossible to ascertain the disbursed
but about $50 marshas and over 200 supervisors
paid or The process OF paying begun at haif-past
six and concluded about eight O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
PUBLIC SCHOOL MUDDLR.

The reduction OF the salaries OF teachers in the Jer
scy City public schools has created such discomfort
among The teachers that three have already resigned
Mr. Ward, principal of tho school in Bergen square.
has entered his protest against tho reduction Mr..
Chapman, member OF the Board OF Education, says
tLa, blow has been struck at the public school sys-
tom throughout the land, and that Mr. ward Is only
sentinel on the rampartR Other members OF the
hoard feel that they have been the objects oil public
ccusurc and will stick TO the reductions to the last
Mr. Thomas says that the mao principals overpuid
while the female teachers do nearly all tho work. He
ri l.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
NORTH CAROLINA.

RE-ELECrIoN OF UNITED STATES SENATOR
RANsAM, DEMocRAT--THE STATE CANVASS
MAJORITY OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND FoR THE
TILDEN ELECTORS.
[BY TELRGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RALEIGH, Nov %. 1876.
This was field day in the North Carolina Lcgisla-
turc AT noon each house separately voted rivd roce
for United States Senator Tor six years from March 4
1867 to succeed Senator Ransom, whose term expires
on that date 1t was spectacle OF severely tame,
publican simplicity in both branches
Hon. Matt W Ransom, democrat, and Hon. Oliver Il.
Dockcry republican, put In nomination, in tho two
houses simultaneously. Tho secretaries called the
rolls OF the respective bodies, resulting in the Senate
in 33 votes Tor Ransom, TO for Dockery, while the
House OF Representatives stood-for Ransom, 81,
against Dockery's 81
Two republicans, Messrs Heap and Harrison, both
OF the lower house, voted for Ransom. Ten monbers
were either absent or non-vot'ng There were but
few spectators.
THE STATE CANVASS
Later In the day the houses assembled in joint
election of State officers striking contrast was
hbited to the splitting chicanery which charac
tcrzes some OF the Southern returning boards that
by tho application OF liberal higher law OF jeoails,
tho clerical Irregularities and errors IN tho returns
were made TO conform to the manifest intention OF the
voters.
MEETING LEGISLATURE.
Tho Legislature meets in JOINT session tomorrow
noon when the vote Tor state officers will be formally
announced.
THE VOTE ELECTORS.
Governor Brogden has To- night given me an advance
official transcript OF the vote for Presidential electors
canvassed by himself and tho Secretary Of STATE,
under advice OF the Attorney General by which 1t
appears that Louis c. Latham. who heads the demo-
cratic electoral ticket received l22, $50 votes, while
cIcctor. had los, 4O2 The average majority Of the
Tilden and Hendricks electors rs 10; 100
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

terms II any such communications were sent by
officers Of tho Pennsylvania militia they would have
been transmitted through the Governor or the Adu-
tant General and not directly TO the Secretary OF War;
who has no more to do with the militia Of any State
than any other officer OF the general government
would have. The Adjutant General knows for
tainty that such tenders have been made would
they be permitted
POLICY GOVERNOR HARrRASrr.
So far from encouraging any such policy is Gov
srnor Har.ranf that the Colonel OF the Filth Penn
iylvania regiment at Hollidaysburg, . young onicsr
who was rash enough few days ago
to issue an order to his command 10
hold themselves in readiness for M
emergency was Immediately dismissed the service.
Governor Hartranft in Washington, but his visit
could have borne reference TO the matter contained
In the false despatch, especially neither the Pres
dent OF the United States the Governor order
she National Guard Of the State
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
THE DAY IN JERSEY CITY.

Tho programme for tho Thank sgiving celebration In
Jersey City is moro elaborate than previous years
owing to the fine weather and tho prospects OF day
Of greater enjoyment Religious services will be held
in all the churches and special services have been
ranged for oftho Catholic and Episcopal churches
The congregations Of St. Peters, st. Nary's, St
Michaels and St Josoph's in tho Catholic Church
have admonshed by the pastors TO attend the
spectve churches TAR possible in the morning and
join thanksgiving to God Tor His mercy aud blessings
HIS people during the year now drawing to close.
The Methodist churches will unite in ono thanksgiv.
Ing service at the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church. on pavonia avenue, at eleven o'clock, when
the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, OF ST. Paurs church, will
preach. The Methodist churches on the Heights Will
not join this union service, but Will hold services AZ
the Sabbath. In the Episcopal churches service
will be held at the samc hours as on Sunday tn,
musical programme for 81. Marks Is very select
rehearsal will take place this evening The Thanks
giving sermon Will DO preached by The Very Rev.
Dean Abcrcrombe. In tho Second Presbyterau
church the Rev. j. T. Fisher will conduct the servcea
In the work OF charity the day will bc fully observed
Contributions or tho benevolent have been pouring In
% 1oa .e as' lew @ arys 20 enable sno Inmates 9, 'ao
spend a. real day Of enjoyment. Tho poor waits OF
humanity that ngcr out an existence In tho Hudson
County Almshouse at Snake Hill will be cheered by
bountiful supply Of good things. The hundreds OF
orphan and destitute children will bo tho recipients
OF little favors from kind hearted persons who have
been accustomed Tor years to make this day one Of
pleasure for tho little who have ncvoi
known the comforts Of home. Even the
inmates OF The Peuitentiary and county
jail will find day Of jubilee, when discipline Will bs
relaxed and tho evil deeds OF the past forgotten The
Home Tor Aged Women, tho Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Jersey avenue; Hospital OF ST. Francis, in Ham,
iton square; The Jersey City Charity Hospital and
other charitable institutions will be the abodes OF
special bcnevocnce.
Divine service will bc celebrated in all tho churches
OF Hoboken tomorrow. The Atlantic Boat Club VIII
celebrate the day by prize bowling contest at Sch1t
Park. Several other similar contests will be held
in different parts Of the city.
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J. Diono 2 26, o, l. 0, o, 12S, 1os. 0, o. 0, Q,
Rudolphe-l, o, 8, 20, Q. ooo,o o.lo.l4al.1,
A DISTILLERY DESTROYED.

At an early hour yesterday morning nre broke out
in the distery OF Joseph Sanger, Concord avenue,
near ll7th sYect, Morrsanin and the flames, famed
by stiG breeze, speedily reduced the building TO
ruins. detachment OF engines was promptly on the
scene but Their efforts check the amcs were poorly
rewarded. The building was n two story frame. and
owned BY Henry Rau. Tho total loss Is set down
$25 000 which rs mostly covered by insurance Tho
orr ~ al mr.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

mousy adopted and has ever since been held as set
tlins the principle 1t Enthusiastically, that II A. and
rival candidates for Office aud A. who receives
the votes proves ineligible this TACT unseats hm
yet does b. whose vote was next highest, Out
creates vacancy which new election Is required to
GLn Taking Mr.. Clay authority does not this settle
the question Of the ineligible electors and leave the
several TO be filled in accordance with the
laws ot their respective States, and IS 1t not pretty
good authority? E. II. X
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
ELECTION OF A MAYOR.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov %, 1870
The municipal election to-day resulted IN the choice
Of Thomas A. Doyle for Mayor for the eleventh timo
The vote stood--Doye, republican, 1850; PIERCE DEM
ocrat 1882; Clark, municipal reform candidate, Asa
Doyle had majority in every ward
The republicans elect eight OF the aldermen and
thrty.one Of tho iorty councilmen
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
THE ALABAMA sENATORSHIP.

GENERAL JOHN T. MORGAN NOMINATED BY THE
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTGOMERY Nov. 2s, 1870
General John 7. Morgan, OF Selma, has just been
nominated for the United States Senate by the demo-
cratic caucus OF the Legislature large majority OF
democrats in both houses assures his election
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OPINION OF EX-GOVERNOR J. D. cox.
iDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

TOLEDO, Nov rs, 1876
HERALD correspondent to-day conversed with ex.
Governor d. Cox, OF Ohio. who resides In this city,
in regard the action OF the President In the dspo
siton OF troops in the South.
Governor Cox said that far as he was able to judge
the course OF the government had been
TIMELY AND JrDicioCs,
indicating tho single purpose to preserve tho peace
while avoiding unwarrsnted Interference with the ac-
ton OF the State authorities. II. APP
prehcnd serious trouble rs the result oil the present
agitation, but hoped confidently in peaceful issue OF
the current cxctemcnL
no relies much tho good Judgment OF tho gentle
representing The republicans In the southern
States
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

DOVER, n. H., Nov. %, 1876.
The republicans to-day elected 5. II. Toyo as Mayer
by 7lo majority and also elected their full municipal
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MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 2S, 1876.
The Board OF Canvassers yesterday canvassed the re-
turns for electors The vote r. 962 Tor Hayes and
Is 1877 TilGon,