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New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
one election district to hear from.
THE RIVAL STATE COMMITTEES.

AT the Republican state Committees he Id
quarters yesterday some hope expressed that re-
main was elected the State ticket 1t though by
members OF the committee that there Republican
majority in both branches OF the legislature There vas
merriment at the Democratic State Committees head
quarters Mr. Flower the chairman, said the committee
had worked with great energy and persistency, and
while they had predicted very large Democratic
jorty during the weeks before election they
convinced that they would escape defeat hard work
must be done. He gave the Republican State Committee
credit for having made most vigorous canvass during
the lat days. The Democrats Of the State dis
couIaed by the result OF the Presidential election Then
the campaign divided itself into Senate districts. Very
tie attention secmed TO be paid 10 the state ticket.
The Republicans he said had several men up for tho
Senate who had great Influence In their districts, aud
ample means for conducting all effective canvass.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE VOTE BY TOWNS.

Returns have been received from $50 towns and
cities Of the State. outside of New-York and Kings
Counties. The heaviest of these detailed returns
are from Democratic towns and cities in which
large fluctuations take place from year
to year. such as in Rensselaer, and Erie Coun-
ties and they yield slightly different re
suit from that given in the table of votes Dy
counties which is made up in large part OF county
majoriues az reported from the principal town OF te
respective counties. The returns show Republican
majority of 6,Gs6 in 1S9 towns and cities, against
6.52O in 1876 and O.27a in 1879. An exam
naton of these returns in detail leads to the beei
however. that the Republican majority in the STATE
outside of New-York and Brooklyn is exactly the
same as IN 1873 indicating Democratic majority
in the State of from 10000 TO lJ,OoO.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
LATEST DETAILS.
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.


ruv rsrrvATEp MAJoRTTIEs FOR STATE OFFICERS
COMPARED WITH THE MAJoRlTIEs IN 1870 AND
1876.
The county returns are very fragmentary. Very
few counties have reported in full, and num-
Der Of those less equipped with railroaus
md telegraphs have not reported as yet at
all. In ten OF twelve counties not single town has
been heard from. The result in a majority OF the
counties. however is now either definitely OF
npproxlmately known, and is given in the
table below. In the other counties an estimate
is made of the majority, taking the Vote
of 1875 as basis. Returns received from al
parts of the State show that in general almost eX
actly the vote of 1875 has been cast TINS year.
thus making the returns for that year toierao'y
safe basis for calculation. From information received
thus far. the Democratic majority appears TO DC
900 This is the majority of Mr.. Beach, Who'
however. ran somewhat behind his ticket but now
nucb is not known. The following are the MAORI
hes in comparison with 1876 and 1879:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
TAMMANY'S LOCAL FIGHT.

MOST OF ITS CANDIDATES SUCCESSFUL.
MoRRTssEY's VICTORY OVER KELLY THE CHIEF
DRAWBACK TO TAMNANY's HAPPINEss-THE
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER ALDERMEN, MARINE
COURT JUSTICES, THREE SENATORS AND FIFTEEN
AssEMBLYMEN ELECTED-Two REPUBLICANS AND
FOUR ANTI-TAMMANY DEMOCRATS IN THE AS
sEMBLY-TAMMASY ELECTS THIRTEEN ALDER
MEN,
The full returns of the election in this city
show that Tammany elected it's entire county
ticket, thirteen Aldermen, three Senators and
fifteen Assemblymen. The contest for Reg
lister was close Loew defeating Hess by
lob votes. OF the Marine Court Judges
Snnotts vote was larger than Sheas.
Snnott Tammany) defeated Koch (anti-Tam-
many) by 1884, and Shea Crammany) defeated
Mcdonald (ant-Tammany) by $40 The
defeat of Hess, the Republican candidate
for Register, is attributed by himself to the
treachery of his anti-Tammany supporters but 1t
more probably due to the popularity of Judge
Loew in the lower districts, where, i'll years past
he ran ahead of his ticket
The complete figures do not change the result of
the Senate contests as yesterday announced. Tam
many has captured the Republican stronghold OF
the Yth Senate District and the ant-Tammany or
Bixby district in the upper part of the city. John
MoTisseys majority in the With District 1874.
Mr. Gerard, the Tammany candidate, carried the
district in 1875 against Laimbeer by 4,022. Nor
rissey thus made change of nearly 5000 in the
vote of the district.
The candidate for Ademan-at-large receiving
the highest vote Patrick Keenan, (64,914l, and
the one who polled the smallest vote was Andrew
II. Green (54,S2s). OF the District Aldermen Tam
many Hall elects nine, besides four Aldermen-at-
large, and the opposition elects one Democrat
and eight Republicans thus giving Tammany con-
troll of the Board.
The vote for Assemblymen, given IN detail
below, shows that Tammany Hall has elected tif-
teen, the Republicans two and the anti-Iammany
Democrats four candidates.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
MISSISSIPPI.
THE VOTE VERY LIGHT.

THE VOTE NEK1 LlU1l.
EX-GOVERNOR BROWN DEFEATED IN THE AlIH BEN
ATORIAL DISTRICT
JACKSON, Miss, NOy. The election yesterday
passed of very quietly. Little interest was mani
tested. as there was no opposition to the nominees
of the Democratic State ticket. In few counties
attempts were made TO elect Independents; !;
but, with the exception of Marshall County where
the Independents elected their entire ticket the
attempts were unsuccessful. Ex-Governor Brown
ran for State Senator from the Xlth District, when
is composed of Kinds and Rankin Counties and was
beaten by about COO votes. very small vote was
poned. One precinct near Jackson, which generally
casts over 800 votes, polled only 20.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
MR. STORYlS LECTURE.

THE SCULPTOR AND AUTHOR TO APPEAR on THE
14TH, AT CHICKERISG HALL-TuE CORRESPOND
RNCE.
WiHiam Vs. story, esq.
DEAR SIR: We hear with pleasure that you
have thrown into the torn OF popular lecture your
views OF and the cOndi ions Of its successful deyel
Opment. As we have no doubt that such lecture
would have both interest and value FOR the public OF this
city, we hope that you may IND II convenient during
your prese bref visit TO keWYork TO make arrange
ments for delivering it here. And We are very truly
your Obedent servants.
BAYARD TAYLOR, FREDERICK f. CHURCH,
JOHN JAY, . l. VI. BAR Ow,
i. A. r. BARNARD, Henry &. POTTER,
II. W. BELLOWS. MARSHALL y. ROBERTS,
AUGUST BELMONT, HENRY q. sTEBBINs,
ALBERT BIERsTADT, Wa. Ii. APPLETON.
Aelc- York. Nov. >, 1877.
GENTLEMEN have just received your letter Of to-day,
in which you kind enough TO express desire that
should read TO the public OF NcwNOIk lecture embody
ing my yews Of AIT and the conditions OF is successful
development"
feel highly hatered by this request to which read
ly accede, hoping that may be able to say something
on the subject wnich may be OF interest.
II agreeable to you, | Will nH upon tho evening OF
Wednesday the I4th OF November to read this lecture,
at CAckerng Han have tho honor, gentlemen, 10 DO
your Obcdlent servant W. ". STORY.
BTevOOH House, AeC- York, Nov. 5, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
MAR YLAND.

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OVER 25'Ooo'
THE LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC BY "a MAJORITY
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov THE returns from most
Of the counties in the State uD tonight Indicate
that Heating Dem.), for Controller Will have a ma
jority ranging from 25OOO to 10000. Inc 0ona'0
will stand seventeen Democrats ana hi,io
Republicans. The Republicans gain the Senators IN
Auegbonv. Caroline and Garrett Counties, and the
Democruts gain the Senators in Prince George and
ST. Nary's Counties The House will probably
stand: Democrats. 65 Republicans, 10. In the
last House the Republicans had 81 members
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE LEGISLATURE.


A MAJORITY OF 13 on JoINT BALLoT-3O.OOO
GREEYBACK VOTES IN THE STATE.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-The Democrats concede
the election Of the whole Republican State ticket
The majority for Governor will be over 1000. Inc
Legislature, as near as can be ascertalned' stahus
as follows: Senate-Repubcans 2l, Democrats
-; Assemby-Republicans 52, Democrats 4o'
Greenbackers 8. This gives Republican majority
Of 13 on joint ballot over both Democrats anu
Greenback men. q,
The Chairman of the Republican state Centr'i
Committee telegraphs as follows: thhk ,de tne
State may be safely counted on Tor o,Ooo OF o'ooO
majority for the Republican ticket" The vote lor
tho Greenback ticket III the State is now estimated
At 20 600 Milwaukee County complete gives a
Democratic majority for Governor of 500. llldehs
majority IN the county was 2,045. Returns from
PIG precincts in the State show a Republican gam
of ,050.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
JOHN BPoUGHAM At HOME.
ALREADY BITTER FROM The CHANGE.

ALREADY BITTER FROM 1HE CHANhh'
Jobn Brougham the veteran actor IL at home
again at No 80 IryIngpl Though he comes back from
Is starring tour exceedingly ill., he was able to SIT up
Iat evening and was resoute in spirit. Two or three
dovs, rest Il is believed, will do much towards
ts rocovery He arrived last evening from Cleveland,
~, ,yov of the Erie and the journey was tedious ana
,,,infuI When he reached home between = ana ~
,clock he found friends awaiting him, members Of the
,esson and members OF the Lotos Club, OF which he
,s nresideut A Loos Club Committee, which had been
cont IN meet him at the depot, went to the lower ferry
while Mr. Brougham took the Twenty street feiy
Ar Brougham had arranged 10 make a farewell tour
~ the principal cities OF the United states le" weeks
ago while at Albany, he was taken win lhIiaWniatory
rheumatism and rheumatic gout' httacks Hom WHO"
have not been nfrequeut with hl bu' III nuei loii
IT, ro,rrped IN this city, and little more than three
weeks ago. in opposition to the advice OF MS hy Slc"n
,ot ont acoin TO rejoln the company at Ptsburg
mo epxieties OF the tour gradually wore on
tt,o lilo appeared at Dayton, Ohlo on satur-
day. at tho matinee, In "Goou'bye' o"eo'ne"t,
-. :, tbe evening in Lottery OF Life lie
with his troupe that night aud arrived III CleFe
land on Sunday morning. MI biouEhaa was ulao,' , ~
appear IN Playing with IRE On nolua3 t3d ~ vi,rd
m p'aluess for him continue playing longer tholtn
he was even then 10th 10 give up. hs tooh VIC 80
D. N. tram on Tuesday evening, IL: az rat a. A.
found his big armchair ana a brgHt era'e , mlv
aWaitin. In his room, ana MS luluucioi9 I@plt Ip
aeicomcd him with lutter ana his ehllIe 'ocAuay
You see very daWdaltd oiu man, tl eiiu -
rauehom 10 rho reporter. q" / held out Tor SIX weeks
fiiI will stronger than my own nteiIosed- .auh "vu,
am home aud this trial Ia over Nleh t9u @ vi tn ils
had been sent with trace OF MS Ola pay
si he said no WAS ashamed to see him, remember
ing how he had set out contrary 10 tue antcc ice t
preside at dinner be given " Joseph Jefferson py the
lot Club.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
ILLINOIS,.
THE STATE HOUSE APPROPRIATION Il

THE STATE HOUSE APPROPRIATION LOST.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Returns from all parts OF the
State. although incomplete. indicate bad defeat
FOR the State House appropriation.
The following IS the official vote IN
Cook County: For Treasurer-McCrea thep'b
2s.442; Lynch Dcml, 2l,455; Stauber
Workingman's), 67O2; Hammond CGreenback
Ind, sO7 McCreas plurality, 6,9S7. Klokke
defeated Lieb for County Clerk by 1921 majority.
James for Judge of County Court. received ma
iority Of 1916 over Wallace.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAyFIRo, Nov 7-Conee quiet with downward ten.
dency. Good rs 5000 O4G4J0 res 10 kos. Exchange
London 20 Average daily receipts Of coffee du,ins the
bags weeks shipments, 5000 bags TO
lie Channel and No-h Europe - 900 bags, 10 tho
United states the weeks Tor the Channel aud North OF
Europe 1900 bags and Ia the United states 4UVVO Dass
Stock In port $4,000 gs. -
FreiglIs ptT'sal 10 The Channel, 81 >. bd.
SANTOS Now 7-C0fee market very quiet. prices merely
nominal Superior quoted bOOOCj2 res per ~
kilo Average daily receipts during the past week. 800
bags: weeks shipments all countries. bOOo, lhciuunS
900 for the Channel Nor of Europe and
p0rts sales lSOOO Tor Europe, ana ,OOO lOf no
United states stock on hand, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE FULL VOTE FOR JUDGES.

JUDGE BRADY POLLS TIE FULL VOTE OF BOTH PAR
IIEs-JUDGEs SHEA AND sINNoTI. TAMMANY
DEMOCRATS, REFLECTED.
Following is a complete table OF the vote on
the Judiciary ticket In this city The returns published
yesterday were incomplete and Indicated tho possible
election Of the Anti-rammany candidates for Marine
Jndes hut the figures show that snnOgts majority
Koch Is 1884, and sheas over Mcdonald 5,7Ao. Judge
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
pENocRATIc MAJoRIrIEs IN QUEENS cow

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIEs N QUEENS COUNTY.
JAMAICA, Nov. THE Democratic State
ticket IN Queens County Will have a majority Of 12O0
James NJ Oakcys majority for Senator will be close to
sOO he running far ahead Of his ticket in Jamaica and
Long Island City. Otis. Republican candidate for sena-
tor has a majority ia Suffolk County Of 424. The Demo
cratic state ticket has $50 majority. The election OF
HayIns Democrat. for the Assembly, Is conceded. In
The I,t Assembly District Of Queens County
Jones Member Of Assembly, is elected by
large majority. In the lid Assembly District
Keegdn Democrat. has majority Of 1913. Van Nos
traud Kccgans opponent, went into Long Island city
with 500 maiOrity winch, II believed, could not be
overcome keegan. in Long Island City received 1852
votes 10 Van Nosrud's 4i9. The vote both III Queens
aud SuA,lk Counties, was light. Dissatisfaction over
eome of the local nominations Kept many away from the
pol- and in the farming sections refused
70 leave conyeyances were sent for
thcm
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

firm OF Dunn. snyth Co.. Of Philadelphia. The
church crowded with residents OF New
port, and there were large delegations OF friends
from philadelphia and New York. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR. Magill After the crrCmUny
there reception at the residence OF the brides
rents which brilliant affair The couple left on
the afternoon train for Boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE VOTE OF BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-BuflalO city gives Pierce,
Republican candidate for Senator, 2,155 and schen
Democrat, for Mayor, 651 majority. The Com
mon Council is a tie. Churchill has 27s5
majority with four districts to hear from, which will not
materially change the result The Assembly and sena
tora returns IN the county very incomplete but con
firm the repOrt sent Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
MINNESOTA.
A PFpIrR1ICAY MAJORITY OF 10000.

lINIVIlII NI I~fVV"'
CHICAGO. Nov. IA special dispatch to The Times
from St Paul Mimi, says: " The returns to-day do
not materially alter last nights figures the State
election.
"Pillsbury Rep) for Governor, will have about
10 600 majority in the State Banning (Dem.,
Green. and Work. The Legislature will stand
about the same as last year."
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
srNAroR EpIcK,s LAID wON CoNFLIcr.

COOPERsTOwN, Nov. 7.-Otsego County gives
a. Democrat majority the State ticket and GIG
that for Senator The Prohibition vote and utter refusal
OF Republicans 10 vote defeated All sorts OF trades
were made defeat tor Senator, but have 200 ma
FORTY ia both counties. SAMUEL s. EDICR.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

UIEU
BETTS-Suddenly in Brooklyn, NOV g Nathaniel c. Belts
Funeral services his residence SOB kaymOndst, tiday,
the 9tn inst, at ) p N ,.-,
Interment IN Babylon, L. l.. saturday morning.
Long Island papers please copy.
GOODYEAR-lu Paris France 9th inst after long Illness,
fmm second daughter Henry Is. Goodbye formerly OF
this city
MEYERAt his residence Hastin the Hudson Nov. 5.
Of pneumonia, He ry J. Meyer. -,
Friends and relatives invited TO attend the funeral
services at The Lutheran Holy Trinity Church, Zlstst, be-
tween 9TH 6Aayes NeWNor Thursday morning Al ~
O'Clock. It Is reques that M 10 a ers be sent
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
STILL ANOTHER AsTEROID.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-'Ihe Paris Observa-
tory announces the discovery, by NJ Henry, Noyem-
Der B. Of planet OF the tenth magnitude I'm hours 32
right ascension, and IL 49, north dcchnalion with
daily motion OF 4 south. JOSEPH HENRY,
Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
SENATOR WoODIN's SUCCESSOR.

AUBURN, Nov. 7.-Cayuga County complete
returns give Churchill 1873 majority. Pomeroy lRep)
for Senator has 529 majority in the county, and l3oo
majority in the entire district.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
SENATOR GOODwIN's MAJORITY.

UREA, Nov. 7.-0neida County complete re-
turns give Churchill majority; Olcott % majority
Bostwck 81 majority; Tremain, 63 majority Seymour,
800 majority; Goodwin Democratic candidate for sena-
tor l. I33 majority.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE VOTE FOR ALDERMEN.

BY the minority principle employed IN the selection OF
Aldermen at Large the first named six candidates
elected; Doscher and Green are defeated
DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
The following the total vote for Aldermen by Senate
Districts only the three first named in the INth, Vth
With and With Districts and the four first named IN the
With District being elected.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Innsruch as oi Monday evening prevented
many OF the fitHds Messs WATSON CO. from attending
the opening OF their Buc1 BIC rooms at IL Cniohs coz
ner l1tb there W Informed an opportunity tOr
those VINO were thus TO examine Their large coli
lection OF ceramics anuluts cUrios cc On THURSDAY and
nAIuTaay evenings VI lhls week.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
COITrMBIA COINTY,s VOTE.

HUDSON, Nov. 7.-COlumba County complete
returns give Beach 1876 majority; Wheaton, Democrat
for Senator 9j5 majority; Proper, Democrat for the
Assembly, l62 majority, and VIII or, Republican candi
date Tor the Assembly. 10 majority.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
rnr s,lALL MAIoRIrIEs IN MOXRoE COUNrY

RoCHEsTER,,NO 7.-Raines, Democratic can
ode for Senator has $50 majority in the Ist Assembly
District; Bobbie, Republican, has AZ majority in
the I'D Assembly District; Mapes, Republican and
Workingman's candidate, has 3,1GO majority,
In the lid Assembly District Chappe Republican, has
22 majority. The Democrats elect the County Judge
and Senator; the Republicans the Surrogate the Dis
trct- Attorney and po ssiby two Coroners. Dwight
candidate for Justice in the With District probably
elected by 500 majority over Pngree.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
TILE LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE REPUBLICAN.
sENATORS PROBABLY ELECTED.

RfDuOttcdns.
TX. W II. Robertson
NJ. s. II. WendOyer.
Kill II. Harris
XIV. Webster Wagner
XVI. W. w. Rockwell.
XVII. ID. :. Lynde.
Xviii II. l.. Turner.
Xxx. ;. :. Elick.
XXI. j. W. Lippitt.
xxi. DeunisMcCarthy.'
XIV. Z. W. Hopkins.
XIV. TheO. VI. POmerOy.
XVI. Edwin Hicks.
XVII. Ira Davenport.
xxx. J.. X. ranbOrn.
xxx. j. II. LOOmis.
XXXI. Il. V. Pierce.
XXXIL. l.. B. Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Apv County is close and Is claimed by both parties
III Chcmuag County tie result was remarkable, DOth
The regular parties beng defeated and tie Greenoack
candidate receiving plurality of 2l9.
democratic majority for state officers in 1873,
J4Slu D.mocr4r ua OIy President In 1876, 3Z 142
Majority IN 1877 Indicated as probably l&,UJJ
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
rV- Court OF Arbitration.

Address PAO l. H., BOX fO
90 Coqrt Of Arbitration.
EstaoII9e;qt Dy AG' q tHf tess1aTs ST5Tl,S
cSsS6sr Of n conmefce No s. William ST. q
settlement Of Controversies disputes OF dner
eaee arising among msfSnss era port ~ Ana 0'hs'
me prg.tsgss Of court coaHed 10 ea1s, eu ths
BLANK Tot the submission Of and other inorma
be obtained gratis on Application " the eeiA Al mo
rooms OF the Chamber
Fair Daughters of Fashioi prefer sOZoDoNT 70 every
other aIc eetA because nothing renders hOso ofns
r 10 The reSth Moreover experience pioyts tue article
perfectly wholesome which eAnnos DO said OF all Gen
frees.
Letter, Patent tor Sew Inventions obtained the United
State canada aud al foreign cOuniIrs, cdYcas hie desgAS
trademarks ana labels secured Iy'1ig1 1pls%iGS' % A'''
Ds-''' ia Nassau 81. Nes-1ork.
Large smnn Capt lists eepg very s3e and IN sc5s' =,
tive Investment see ass cItsenent %, bVA -V
under business Chances
Ner,ou. Exhaustion rs,iea essay comprising ssnes
foT1 on .y & S,ss & % hs y be rssa1s arorJlag cslr
yopsie f TIE msrrsse aud tne treatment n
physea deom 9,lns '1s t'.ut % ~ 5s~'s
KAHN once and reacsnee, 81 r. l0ihst, \. y
Posi- once Nonee. t9rsiga mas or The Tsss snaas
TUEsDAYa at a. NJ ior E1IoS' ~ s,' In p M .r iaaao.
steamship Russia va 9ueeIs.o"h nv ia s',
forwarded BY this slcsnet Aess os
Hayre; on IHU IssDAN, Al y M Tor Lgropc by steAnap
rnIR5bJX as e. n Tor Europe 6y sjcaDsp Cy o. Rich.
,noud Via Queenstown correspondence lur Germany scot
land and Of Ireland To be torwsried 3y ths soaner
must he specially address and Tor scotland aud
NHrh of ireland by steamship ETHIOPIA. MOye gud GSs
COW ana nj for Europe Dy scanshp Mcse VIA
SonthanDton and rhs steamships d1hO Russia and
City Of Richmond mals Denmark s~s4sn aud
Norway Tue mails or iayu aud kiig oa Ja WI cave
NewYork November lhs mails Tor tho West ladies' wa
Rermuda anu 81 Thomas VIII leave Nov York November ~
Tho malls China and japan VIII leave san FRANCISCO NO
vember II. .....,. =, -.-
Nsw.York, Nov. g. 1871 T. l. JAMES. peslmastsr
The Seaside Library.
lso-sermons out of Church by Mrs MulOek
lSl-Mlehael strogoR, by Julcs
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
NEW-YORK CITY SENATORS.

THREE TAMMANY AND TWO ANTI-TAMMANY sENA-
TORS RETURNED-THE REPUBLICANS LOSE TIE
OLD VIII SENATE DISTRICT.
The first edition of THE TRIBUNE yesterday
morning contained the details OF the voting the five
Senate districts in this city, with the exception OF few
election districts in the Iyh and With Districts and the
total in the With District Below will be found the OIL
cial figures complete, with the omissions rectided
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Democrats.
I. Jas. NJ Oakley.
II. James f. Pierce.
III. j. G.. Jacobs
". Edw'd Hogan.
V. Ar. Wagstah, Jr.'
VII. J. MOrnsSey ll.DD
VIII. +. {. T.. Eccleslne.
y. ID. B. IT. john
XII Charles Hughes.
XIV. a. i. Jones.
XIX. A. T. Goodwin.
XIII. W. G. lamont
XVIII. George Raines.
HdeDendent'
VI. i. :. GOeDeL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
ANEMpoRT WEDDING.

NLwpoRT, r. l., Nov. 7.-Another fashion
able wedding place at Trinity Church this noon the
bride being Miss Hattie E. only daughter OF Nr' heiy
Bull n prominent and wealthy citizen, ana the
Arideeroon Mr. Frank smyth, Of the banking
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

1hedisyrAm shows the Daromruca yas0ni
cT0ns q for a
preceding midnight white line 1hs Oscillations
Of the mssuy during thoss nsUrs
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 81 a. m.-A high range OF air
pressure continued during yesterday clear weather but
there slight decline toward night The increase OF
warmth was observable toward the close of the day
The amount Of moisture IN the air Is not excessive.
For this city ard vicinity gradual increase of warmth
and OF clOuduess may Dc expected to-day, preceding
rain hy niEht Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
ONLY EIGHTEEN ILLEGAL VOTERS.

The police records yesterday morning showed
that there were only eighteen attempts to vote illegally
I'm the entire city Tuesday, unusual showing for
election day IN keW-York
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
CITY VOTE FOR ASSEMBLYMEN


FIFTEES TASfMANY, -FOUR ANTI-TAMMANY, AND TWO
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ELECTED.
The following are the official figures Of the
vote the twentyone Assembly Districts for Assembly
men, showing the number received by eacn, and the
ory or plurality Of the successful candidate in each
instance:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE VOTE OF RICHMOND COUNTY.

STAPLEToN, Nov. 7.-RichmOnd County has
given Beach majority of s2s; Oakley, Democrat, for
Senator, $50 majority and Erastus Brooks for Assem-
blyman, ,O21. Tie total vote cast was 5,O32.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

THE MAJORITY OF SENATOR WENDoVEh
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 7.-Dutchess County
complete returns gives Churchill s75 majority, hepuO
can gain Of 4s9 wendover Rep), for Senator has 3ol
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