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New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
sEyEyIEEY-YEAR LOCUsTs.
A SINGULAR INsECT-THEGR HABITS AND PEcUL-
ARlIIES.

4 SINGULAR INsECT-THEIR HABITS AND PECCLl-
ARIIIES.
20 IN, Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The seventeen-year locusts VIII make
ter visit above ground about The lSt OF June IN Ne"
rerov ard n New-l.ngland Il few days later remem-
her tb.n iu 800 lS26 1913 and 1860. They are now
r,ar The -ur'acs OF the ground, III state OF partial
simmer auG when dag up look like magnihed tea, ll2
inches lou and very flt. TLey very sensitive to
..nd cr iar and viii crawl slowly either backward or
.oryard--lac1-ard seems the easier. Their eyes are
net uly developed Before leaving the ground they VIII
have red poruding spots ior eyes 10 develop when they
.,eI their ground SMELL Ait"t coming 90 Lne surface
tar hu-t tioi- horny covering much - the mosquito
s from t- embryonic state, drawing one leg afteI the
..hfr in the most careful q" icate mann y. ~.
Ipc winsS iui grown ia about hai an iour aiteI
I..tiu- iuer -ICl. and turn dark gradually IN a.O"t
80, r.urs guI tleir bodies become dark brown When
,. 10 M thcy are caught with great difficulty; besides
II : d,r- r,s 10 handle th-m, ihe female stings
with her ,crratcd Wedgesn napcd OvpuStor the eject o
which j. said % produce tcilnus Ihey puhctult tne
snail limb. of trees. Nhic they deposit theii maule
,gs. They are supposed 10 match, aud the magg0t Is
r., f- rnuud Co emerge a-aIu IN Il Years Ihey cat
nn5lru wilt above ground. IGey are great ana con
SAM .ge,r. They slightly Resemble our harvest To-
.,.., n olelrancc ami lie about the ZOth of July As
sa,n a. iney .t ~ rhe ground AM develop ther
WI Luuc.d oT the trees i'm damp weather they are
,,iie ed hy hr- tuIkel =. and hogs VDracOnsly nave
,D.rcr- served m alcohol m 'l thtf various y sS
- .i1c. IT, ".
Eii-4jsih r. d. May 20, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
GENERAL FOREIGy NEWS.
TIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
7
TALK OF AN AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE 80 MINISTER
FOURrOU SILL EEpREssIYr.
LONDON Thursday May 81. 1877

LONDON. Thursday Nay 81, 1877
Yesterdays Berlin Post had another war
article declaring that confidence ought De- placed IN
the professions intentions o the French Cabinet end
that hopes OF peace rest chiefly t11 pr1dence and
sagaciy " German statesmen The article - mll o in
s,nuaIions against Count beust h-strian tmoa~sa-
dor At London, Of whose lntrigucs s gives c.Icum-
siantirl account. II says he recently endeav0rcd 20
cement an Ango-AusTo-French alliance. to be nom
inllly concluded sga'nst Russia ana Germany, bat no
really against Germany alone. France and Austria
20 have attacked rmany while England would br
left 20 deal sncle-banl.d with Rn sia the East The
English Cabinet however, seeing through this plot
came 10 nothing
Minister Four,0u has suspended from their functions
the Mayor Of Ne.GouIs. several mayors o. ne De-
rartmen OF ile Jrl, FOR signaS mIniies'o,s OF the
LIT Mrasr.s viii be tikcn against the Deputy Mayor
Of B fort Cor ID. same reason.
Too editor and miug,r Of the NGrs,iHgise has been
-eutcuccd tu ,liee months imprisonment aud o. lIy
fine of 4.U00 0iHc, for I-.ng Pr.,.enr Macalhou.
4 frs,h prosecution W.. 1e instituted against Tho Nfr
,cihGse.
PAEis. Thursday, Nsy 81, 1877.
The scni-oiir!al FJaHcgSs declares tlat Minister
Fcurtou 90 cul..cc tLa law forbhIn- private
mectnes of over certain number Of pcrsons,lor the
discussion 0f pOiiurs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
Ready This Morning.
TIE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

containing all Foreign Domestic the best Of TO
Editorials corr sponjence reviews miscellany
DAnY TRIBUNE together with serial story poetry DC.
lected especially The following among
the features Of tosiays issue.
THE HAMPTON REGNE-Its slccess-Tie Bourb1ns
hard to Control How they Managed on ImrOrtaRt
NJ asures.
CRUISE OF THE CUALLENGER-Doot Review
EARTHQUAKE IL SOUTH A8lERICA-Great Tida wave
at Calao-Over COO Lives Lost
OBIrUARY-John LothFop Motley and Fletcher HARPER.
THE YOUNG FoLKs-Polly's Tbimble-rso Musical
sketches-The Puzzles. and TIE TgmuSE. JR.
BESIDE; these there Gue ior European Travellers
10y a well tourist chapter "Chaag.r IN tns
Home Interests Department. Views Of The SITUATION;
he American Israetes Literary Eiacauona Potcai and
Notes; Fatal Naph.ha Explosion The Treasury
Crusade. SC.
"The Modern Herod Of tie MIX Pal" is an mportan,
Tor farmers FOR keeps COW aud con.
her prolucts What says Of te Brooklyn
swmlA stables also o interest dAymen. HorsoIcen
presented with Prot Laws Tor solsened
Bones CaIions Teeth Dsrper Nasal Discharges sc.
single copies fJeo application.
wrappers ready for mangl i've ceuts per cory,
copy year. 50 copies sl2 so; copies and one
extra s25 Postage all casesiree to the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE New.York
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
POLITICS AND sTATEsMANsHTP.
IVLII ILN ANII ; \ n u VI lflNHIIII'
BETTER FUTURF NEAR AT HAND-LEr TIE REPUB-
IIcAN Party STAND OR FALL BY PRESIDENT

BETTER FUTURE NEAR AT HAND-LET TIE REPCB-
IICAN Party STAND OR FALL BY PRESIDENT
HAYES.
70 the Rdftor Of TLe Tribune.
SIa: One can safely determine even at this
early period n the Administration that there VIII
DE no necessity fcr the services Of distinguished lawyers
to defend any of the app)ntees OF Presid nt Hayes par
cuarlf those occupy ng The more exalted positions
Oar may hope tie American people Will be spared the
humiliat n spectacle sucn as thrust upon them In
The past when they compelled TO recognize the
fcl kuaps. BabcOcGs Dick HaTrmgtons, and many IKE
them. cii not wonder 80 many who had always been
icnt led .,h Tie Republican party became apatbetic
and doubtful whether il possible for q reinvgora
t of The national organization sufficient to restore 1t to
it former stand r IN that better element s0indspensa
bic 10 ia vitality aud continuation, and finally joined, as
many aid the opposition TO assist in its overthrow
thereby ing to create change, so much demanded
believing 20 be the only method 10y which absolute re-
forin c.I.i Ec 1r"pmaiis5cd - -
np reputation 0f President Hayes az rtatesIha cau
NOT be npnacued b. tire ai.cks made upon II Ol d-ap
pointed i,It-I. for place and piul r. Inr parry GER
t4inv cannot suicr. for 10 WILL strengthen 10 TAI
time is rgsu as wen ile better eIehsnl oi tnS p p'n ~
ig- uau,,d consider and VIII ccmanc -"Ad nd1i9 l
pu les and statcsmauship Is well as bus ness 90 NOR
iupHfsil. eBOflOudli,in, or Fu,atluui-'i III Ii
vr IA - 80 VITA. Substantial welfare of the Gov
rfr ut anG uar;y Much Of what has been cdnnot ana
viii uo- tolerated iu the future II is TO De hoie
fn9t during thc ures M administration the executive gf
legislative hrauch OF the ran eut W not pt IOunu
.Hga.td m sancOnlug one act looAinS toWiru tlie
re.tu.tv strengthening OF TIE now uuHilhhbI atly
Win such record as X i4> ctedtu VI
ite.if in tio usf ahd grand opportunity 10 add 10
now uG IA taa iiture, then It must be apparent that
va zone ont or 10, and no official patronage or reg
s4tire eractmcuts could unltc or c0usoluaJc IL INTO
""i3 i3si,,-7,j .i,'7 go Nav -. ~ OBSERVER.
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Breptano has received the May numbers of

Brentano has received the May numbers OF
me FotA.ighy Re5ie'e, The Contemporary Hepie" ana
the new and surprisingly successful Bireteenh Ce'iU
ge X also supplied with Mrs Warrens very practical
aud original Cookery Cards for the Kitchen" The lat
ter are meant be hung up rod, like so many edu-
cation al towels which the cook use at any moment
Brentano also announces that the special war num-
ber Of The illustrated London hecs which ne adVer-
tised AZ in NeWYOrk the 3Otb OF May has been
unayodaby delayed account OF the Immense auVahcs
orders received The special number 10 not loW ex-
pected until June 5.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

LISN-On May 30 1871 Decker. wife OF Edward N.
Linn aged about 81 years
Funeral viii place al O'Clock Friday. M at her las
residence lO3 rsey city. Friends Of family
invited % attend without further notice.
STEARNS-At No. % West feminist, Wednesday
Ing tho th Mary T., wife oil Charles ". -teans NJ D.,
and daughter late William Cheeky shaw OF Bslt-
Funeral in Baltimore.
WTNTERTON In Brooklyn. Tuesday evening. May 20.
1877, Miss Ruth Wntot0n IN tho 65th year her
Relatives and friends of family invited Ia attend
services OF niece, Mrs.
Mary Lowis No. 3UT south Frstst Brooklyn, Fri
day IL O'Clock L. No further notice will be
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THr MOBILE AM ONO RAILROAD.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 31.-In the case Of
.ioIri- Ketchum and others Oi Ne~-fork and certain
French and swiss boudhoIlers petition 70 be made
parties defendant in tle aut u VIM. Butler Duncan et
al a-lrs the Mobile and OAio Railroad. Judge TrSg OF
tle United satos Dstricl Court has oyerrucd the
uon lie Las also denied a motion ~ restore Morris
Kctcbum .s trustee OF sad road. The petitioners were
represented by Juuge Hoadly OF Cincinnati ana Alr.
Andrews Oi NCF-AU.k.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
MILITARY ACADEMY EXAMINATIONS.

PorGHKEEPsIE, May 31.-An Eagle special
d.spateb from West Point says only oneha OF the Board
OF Visitors has arrived Mr. Blaine Is expected io-lnor
row Tho examination OF the graduating class will be-
m M O o, H. tomorrow. Cadet Fipper Ot Georgia mas
fair standing n the He viii be the hrst coiored
graduate in tls history Of the Military Academy Gen
Nl sp.ss of him a. honorable gentleman, deserving
Ol success AZ the lasl examination iHIpor was A"AAeu
No. C3 Ia a class oil 77J
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
lf4RRIED.

BURRO RROUGHS-PLUMLEY-On May 30, at Metuchen. ".
j.. bT the Rev o.. = Pluney assisted by the Rev. g. W.
BurrOu s the g. = Burroughs of slarng0n, Penn,
Emma dau gter Of the Rev q. s. PlUmley " this city.
KIN M-GOMANAt the home OF the brides parents.
Mednesday, May 30 Dy the Rev. g. ". smith, Mn II.
hetchum OF Brooklyn 10 Hiss Mary Ella daughter Of John
Conan Of Montcar, y. J.
MOORE BIZ KGIsS-On "Wednesday May 80 81 Marks
Churcn, IN this city, by the Rev. DR.. Ryauce, Casnr 30
Rham Moore and Harriet Frances youngest daughter Of
Saran ". aud the lat" lristran Burges.
PELI.-IRACY-At Highland Fails y. Y, Wednesday. May
80 in lac church Of tbs Holy Innoesns by the Rev. w
Reed Thomas, rect Alfred Eel and Mary Kirkland Tracy
daughter vi Charles Tracy all Of the Cily OF NewNOrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
CAPT prLAHaBUsH AND MISS sEwELL.

To the EdttOr or Thc Trt6uae.
SIR: In your issue of April % last l find a
communication. editoualy confirmed, implying defect
IN memory on the part Of the late Capt Frederic Lahr
hush because ne stated having met Miss seTe the au-
t9rse In 1872 she having not been born until lSl9
r, , Il rrc,nbty hls reference the Miss Sewall
tl Woman of el-AnoWn literary nOte, WHO was one O
fte ,irr,-, 0f which Dr. Johnson, Hiss Ed-eWoith
,.i1lp Arhly, aud others formed parts qua Ter oI
'...',.rg b.f...- Ia .cfflly yours, IL.
LooYea. Eay. 1Iay 4, 1877.
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RAILROAD LNYLEESTS.
-,rpr7s AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 31.-Ihe stockholders
of tine Memphis ard Charleston Railroad to-day adopted
resolu 5u that in the event OF their being unable 10
take uu their share OF 100000 necessary 20 take up
line se bonds te road 81 10 be- leased 10 East Ten
uc-sce Virginia .snj Georgia h.slOa Company Tor q
10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THREE GRoWIs

ffpH ihf ffIIIA, Mug 81.
IL is worth notice that Mr.. Sherman says
nOtlng about political assessments. Lney for
hidden as "contr buti0s," by the Pr, sident Nor j
any hing said about the removal OF Arthur himself but
o. the contrary, his approval the committees report
a referred ~ a. "a gratifying fact.
lac Pfesident 70 Las not yct rid himself OF the de-
sstVh lAal NC omrris Of Government are essentially
anIcnt from thOse Of bankIn snouse factory, Or rail-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE SOLID s0U4G-TIRsT SCARE.

Note the visit Oi key % North Carolina
con h -is bI.iucss. bt r-fe Lar, nut -cu i
htr is bry ont bate. nc couldn't nave chosen bet
tcf Ieid lnoa tncrc the Hu party IN Georgia, lhe
iuils faction Al,aIt, ANA ttlng Won ca l"r
iu Ten ~ssee. Hov aho1t Virginia! HIN! TAX WIN
8 few O.1 Line WEgs, and ask yourself now many
pups i,rc ur iu the ~outn necessities ure -nch
.... a....lt c.th band nd promise ci something
better w carry them just Wherever Lydrts wants tlcm
fo 60 S1fd Sorfhi 'Iis tam- Of tHr past. ktl III
N,.tu Carclaa as thv euttrmg-wedgo ana tHe siht Is
,.IuI...t accommodated
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

One Reason why A. RAYMOND 4 co have such large
subaran TIA because ey not only present
any article they SELL bt uudminshei stock good,
SUBJ vanu CLOlNc at reasonable prices. Ihat their
uers know AMI appreciate this 10 only necessary glance
M tcr store III tutOns corner OF Nassau, 10 be ASSURED
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
CEN GpAN.T,S TOIP-

LOSnOS, Thursday, May 81. 1877.
Gen. Grant and Uarty Will arrive at jhe Md.
pd Railway station ahout o',lock this afternoon.
ere tlcy vii be- boy United states Minister Pierre
J mo e1d "'Ler Americans They Will 20 Immediately TO
sfr = ~..ori'a h1nsr
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, rising or sta
tionary p.tJinttrr, stationary temperature, clear "
t,r1Iv cloudy weather and .outhery winds.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

sure and nable spepsia indigestion in al its
phases. &C preventive y nldsea morning and
sickness. see tIe formula with all drug glsts.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
A cHERCH sTRrCK ~ LIGHTNNG.

4 "I'|II IT T'F'''t T ''I'''''
LoNuOV. JEurstay, Nay 20 1871
4 Catholic Church in Wie.chcu, Grand Duchy
or po.ea wac struck by lightning sunday during ses
wee Si4 polsons were killed aHd about 70 seriously
uiured.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

road Is reported TO have stated recently in the
OF conversation. that although ne sh0nd not
consider tenure OF eignt years sucient cause Tor r
mcva ne would Still always take II INTO careful con
sdegaton before making new appointment IN Ot.er
words. the VINO has Kept his place Tor
eb rsand presumably therefore Is thoroughly 4ua
iird m the place, and has fully learned the dutes OF
his position good reasons must be rvennot fcr his re-
m0ya a. would naturally be supposed-but for has re-
tent There is holntss aud comp teness aDOut
Tie plan OF out all the old Oihceh0iuers once
evefv light years which may readily cause it 10 he
cherished IL i easily explained and easily compTc-
hend' scheme and j. very good one therefore Tor me
stunI-speaker and for battle shouts" 10 l. ikey 10
turH up often In coming years
The letter H. IN all respects worthy Of the sincere and
smpC-mnic author IL suppOsts he Presidents pocy,
AMI thus alls in with the prevailing opinion While at
the time, 10y hearty ablse q! Tire yuth and dismal
~ tAe condition Oi tie blacks, the honest old
fellow that he shall not iose standing with the
Radical wing OF tie party. When Butler reads the letter
he Viii fcel chat Morton has lO the start OF him. In
1867 however got he start OF Morton with tie pro-
nJsai 90 pav c public p, ln grcenbacks. There are
thrfr things when appear plainly in the letter; t tlit
Morton Knows .nat opposition 20 the Adninistratlou
world Ce 'lta 10 him u hs own STATE; % saat be could
write an equally strong 1t On the other -ide ana
pr'nohF came very DOING ~ and 3l tLai ne sd-
uits bl iuplicau0u thtt tiC party Mas IN minority
when i1Ncs came in.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

TRUNKS, BAGS. NALIsFs, &c, &C. at
CROUCH & FITZGERALDs.
$50 BROADWAY, MATDEN-LANE
below Prince-st corner OF Broadway
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tf.
iTlus VI tEe Or tlr "a ou
rrns Thi~aga white ne representation laeia ns o.
rae mercury durng thoss hoaral
TumrNE OFFICE, June IL a. ma small ard unlin-
roran rise OF arpressure took place last evening Tom
perare advanced during the afternoon 10 ss' and has
probabIy touched nearly its highest point before a
change OF weather. The moisture Of the air has de-
creased ... , - a.,
For this city and vicinity a continuation Of warmth
and an increase occasional cOuuess may be expected
.r Two days. with the chance OF rams especially IA the
latter part OF thar period.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

LLELl.

An Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsei wiA IaH
aams aRd address
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
oEATAnLY-DnIyE - rRAOEl wHo CAREs

ft1al zee a. = Pubic
After all, tHc Legislature is right. We DO
NOT y. . ~. IlIcl I.. APPEAL, Ind drc NOT rF-N To- our
o.ly authorities so consistently oppose all efforts 10 I'M
pVYt terminal facilities Te tEa trade Is ndtuiGt SEGA
l- other rent,rs ls. II coarse, 80 Ia us ic-lsi-
fu.os o D-ce-y e. eSsyt taxation, % ocd ac pltrl
10 follow lado elsewhere. " have use iOr H. scat!
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5ueriaI Notices.

~'HNAAbA
New Non-Explosiye Oh stove, So.
At BARTLETl"s, theCIIi REELECrING, BOULEVARD.
LAMPS. &C.
8nirs pii.Ihe GTess English g asmedy for Cont and
SON Agents 22i William ST. New-4or5 sold 0y druggsts
Great Reduction in Prices of
TRUNKS, BAGS VALIsEs. &c, &c, at
CROUCH & FITZGERALDs.
$50 BROADWAY, ! MAIDEN-LANE,
below PTince-st corner OF Broadway.
LARG..sT ASSORTMENT IN TIE CITY.
NEW YORK, No 2e JoHy-sr, Nav %. 1877.
MIR. Herman Marcr. has THIS DAY retired nom the
nrm 0f sGAkh MARCUS and the copartnershp hereto
'''' 'A'''-''S TiiEoDoRE B. STARR
HEhMAN MARCUS.
The Copartnership Of STARR & MARCUS having been
dissolved Dy mutual cbLsen' AMI the interest of M Marcus
continue tho business at No p join ST unt his removal
10 No 206 FGtrH-ANE THEODORE b. STARR.
Post-Oice Notee.- The foreign Tor the ending
SALU kDAf. Jnne ? 1871 Will close az tins ONCE on
~ CEsDAf II II for Europe, by steamship Wisconsin,
stansIp Bothla via queenstown correspondents for
France 10 be forwarded by this must be specially al
"a .hir is'e, va Pymoatb tberbo'Ty ana Hso
scoanc and NGlih OF ireland 10 DC forsaned by tnis
steamer mus D specially addressed, and AZ a. Si Tor
scotland Norm 81 Ireland by steamship Ethiopia
sie Main. Via Sonthaisrioa and Bremen he steamers
Wisconsin Bothnia ANA ~ OF Berlin do not lake mails
dies via Havana will leave New YORK May 80 The mais
Tor Nassau y r. ~li ieayo New orE Jnne The mail,
mails or AusIrana etc Will eave Francisco June 20
New-H0rk, May -6 iciI l. l. MES Pustnas.rr.
Water Tishi Cellars and Asphalt work m all its branches.
MOEN'S ASPHALTlC CEMENT COMPANY
r. :. VAUGHAN Irea ureI. LOB Madenlane y.
Wupted 10 rurcnn-e gentle HORSE suitable lam.
r. p. Eox 90. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

NEW YORK. No. % JoHSsT, MAY -, 1877.
MIR. Herman Marcus has THIS DAY retired from the
STARR * MARCUS, and The cOpartnershlp hereto
fore existing has been THIS DAY dissolved.
THEODORE b. STARR.
HLAMAN
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

LONDON. May 31.-0n the Stock Exchange
there have been eight failures Of bear Spectators an-
bounced during tie pending settlement
ROME, May 31.-The meeting OF Republicans
M the .uoo Tbeater to-day was numerOusy attended.
Rcsolufnrs were adopted eondemnns the mtTtsues OF
the clergy.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
Crent Reduction in Pric,

Biairs PiiIsIhe Grest English Remedy for Cont ant
Rheumatism Boz - pills ri %, by mail II. PLANTEN 4
SON gents 22i William ST. New YORK sold Dy rnggsts.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

New N0n-ExplOsiye oil >toye, 50,
It BARTLElI"S the CITY REFLECrING, BOU LEVARD,
nd STREET LAMP DEPOT, 6l9 Broadway. NEW
IYLE5 GAS STOVES, STUDENT, LIBRARY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-10-12

yet be kindly. In short to treat the
prisoners like men-get their conf
dence, assure them of their interest and
best endeavors as long as they show
by their acts that they deserve it. They
believe that the prison should be refor-
matory, and it is their wish and aim to
send out their discharged prisoners SO
reformed that they will become respect
ed citizens. In this effort the prison
officers will have the hearty sympathy
and God speed of every man and wo-
man in the state.
1t is pleasant to know that the Gov
ernOr and the directors and superin-
tendent of the prison are of one mind
in this matter; and that their new de-
parture is already bearing fruit in the
health and good behavior of the men,
and the cheerful manner in which they
perform their duties. The fact is being
developed that the hardest men have
hearts, and sometimes they are softer
than they appear to be. To win Their
confidence, and give them cheering
words and good counsel, instead oil
curses and blows, is making men Of
some who with different treatment
would be hardened.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-10-12
The Ohio Election.

At the election in Ohio on Tuesday,
the Democrats made a clean sweep of
the state. The Legislature will proba
bly, be Democratic, and the friends of
Geo. HI. Pendleton feel that his election
to the U. S. Senate is insured. This
will perhaps make the U. S. Senate
Democratic. The majority by which
the state goes to the opposition, is vari-
ously estimated at from ten to twenty
thousand. The result is a surprise to
both parties although the Republicans
carrying the state by only 2700 last fall,
which was Presidential year, had not
very much to hope for. The result is
attributed to various causes. No doubt
the initiation notions of large party in
Ohio, who think the panacea for hard
times is the printing of more paper
money, is the greatest cause of the de-
feat of the administration party, which
is thoroughly committed against infia-
ton. The workingmen's party, which
has become formidable in Ohio, and
which clamors for more greenbacks,
voted against the Republicans. Then
there is something of a party-hOw
large we know nOt-who will net follow
the President in his southern policy,
and they too have helped swell the ma
iority for the Democrats.