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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Err1pEAy FrEANcIAL MAEKETs.

ro,poy Ner 22-l2aD %. m.t onsos 96l4ir for raoney
fr t, qrr0nnt rnio- iorr unf h- ier cenf-'
IntI. 1868 lIl Er-c KaWaE .llts, l''i - nos 'ti-
fr1i 1f. VrrusyyaHIa Ccnta "l'r Iht re Oh l'.l
ar tn.e. uouits bills the open marAtt s per cc-t
which Il per below tne Bank oi i-HsiaLG rae
IfrON ,0. 223 Do Paris adFlcrs quote i've per teht
reule. al france go Cttlr+ llr lr account 4h' tA
1;afemcui Bank oi England SHOW a llcyls '
Yf ..-fDlO Tue proportion tt th llnk ni lIeiind
10 Iait, which last week Al Is pei cent A ne" - 10
Lo>nos. Nov 2--4 o. m.-lfrois Central a Sew - ef
scv Central a Pans atrlcea G-ntr our per Gene I''o a.
IOG auss. O. c-nt3u.ca .ur tic account ,,t- ,
psEs N g. 22.-IAr rtlkIy atat.teni ot the bahN VI
Trairn shows decrease -ntflN 40 H-iNO'H lldltH
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Of tic Bank % tho State OF New-York covered :;
Gold cleared SS7 7.7O1 col gold balances, ~ ,5d7,-
O01; currency balances, II, ,G20.7Ol. The goiu gao
tatiOns were:
1)...-.... i03 i02 FL 5-..---l lUS
Tho foreign exchange market IS firm, bu' rather
easier than yesterday. and very quiet. the selling
rates being on the basis Of = - S0i2 Tor sixty
days bills aud : s44Si sfli for demand 10 the
w nnnrv clrrrnf nnnlnt.lns:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Bosrcv vov - -C1iiou Quiet yfifiinr n lc Tow as-
ding Il &c., NTilafv lU r rrfeirf 80 bsl-a
gro.A U.s. bales exports 70 Great Britain. n9uo. STOCK,
f,l72 ba.es
BAlusoRE Nov g2.-CoitoH frms Mddine. io7c. IO~
hidfinr lOC oofr nraluafy. l0ifc net rnrrfr n1ne.
Err. iai la.esi o2fers csaatvi.s 80 oaies saicA
5f6 bales spiuuera. 900 la.es. stock ID. a. baes
CEAHLEsruy. Nov 22.Coon active ant hrner " fring,
l0a4c; Low MddiinE lo'sc Go.l Olsinsfv. 10 90 ,ct
receptA 35o bsies eEaIs g. the Continent 30 saies
sale. 5000 bales stock If1lt bales
GALvtsT0y Nov 22 -Coft1F quirt cuofrfrns rrrissis
Mifiinr. lOi,r low Mifflre esc ofoo Ordinary ~
net roce.pts G9 bales grss 31s3 3ass eyris b o.as
Er4n. f.li bales f0 fhr Continent none rr, 10
bales sales .. ltp hslee sfocs. o. -ll hales
LOUlsFllIf- NoK 81 D.t0n Qulrf MifiNnE lnhc
MpHuG soy. 22-Coff n trn Nfidlinr infc- fov
MUdnnr. f loui Ordinary zaa sr nef rrrepts xais
bales exports coastlss, ASST 1sos so. sooo b,s
NrT OKEAvs -ov - COTTON frH. Nddunr 90 - lev
MIIdlIur loose. ano1 Ordinary. J's nHt .lt. blli
bales. ~rnsa 1--T hfes errrrf4 Great Pr noo
btos nrrincnf cuastuise 400 bars. saea.
10000 hlI.s. si0Cs lnaNNs bales.
l'ui ADEirIuA Nov s1-0ofon firm Mtfliny. ~ 'c.f
Tou MrfHng li-. Guoi Ordinary uh.rs me- reccipts
Z.13l bales gross flll bales exports fo Great BIO n s&I
hr.s saa 1851 bales, sales 90 spnnrra i.-l haiass
SayA,AAA N8y 22-Couon G-m Mithag lose. fog
WIldnu1 fnht. Gcof Ordinary 9'Irt nrf rr.rna faiT
rrnsa s-uf bales cuasfgi-e l.-2 has %
Grsatlrtalu. npnr to FRANCE none. to tuo 'o4tnl4L
none. -af.4 21f- faies. sfrr. -~. .ltn bale.
LO.I. NoV. ..-i lUnu rruar Mtitnr. iuafts
uts 1896 hara shipments, l.-l4 b-ca. sales, lsuS
bales. stock 1907 bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

GoodOriinarv

Strict Good Ordlnary..iO1is .....i Il.
FIXTURES active cogUg So points higher large number
~ shorts covered sales last evening" $500 bales rodav
frst CALI Drcf nber 3Hu. IL2I 100 ll20; April 100.
llhli June. 800 lei Total 1000 bars. second can -
February 100 LAB Aurl 200 mo; Angu-t 100, Il OG
t1ih lii's Third CALI N0ye nIber, 200 ll.2f. ec--
hcr 200 llz2 January l~Ol, lbs; 100, l27; F-bwarv
900 ~ N1scn. 100 il5j Jurc 100. llei; t0l, g 100
b.es. = 80 Zoo NoFcmDcT, Il--Unl go; $500 necru-
Dcr l!.d L-5 2i2rD. January, llf0l .4i $500 teb-
ruay ll"Ial 80 C-J More. ljl ~ lbs 600. Apri
u er: 300 July. IsOO
If eteqd
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23


! -FOUR AND MEAL FLOUR mlrket ruled heavy ard a
% ~ G6 4 ri,nu gri,nu gi,i @ 1 e' i.'sl sl iri'r ll & !:
Wei Inles SO 4st o. 100 bb.s ae Low Grade Extra
! 8 hh's. low Grade Extra 1000 bbls Meum WIrtor
/ Wheat Extra 500 bbls. Good TO C. oce do, 300
61oa,sns for @o a" ral @ i6 "llla saIano r srsie
se - !t go IS par 70 n col@aa 99ss 10 S f[ s %
common 70 Good Ezra western - ~ ass 7- GOOD 20
Choice .t 80 a- - Common ~ Good Extra Ohlo - q
Mixture e. 75csG; Cgaf. s5es601, straight, 57as7 20;
,a.ent $50 ,5j Low ~ n Ezt1, - GjGs5 5oi 81
1.o,,' ~, 'He mtrAtt c''ihg Hui.., -.
coy IhItN tICl k--Lc-- active m rsrt huyets ilvor
5 45ds. 30 Rye FLOUR fair active At unchanged
nra sales Gol hlis S4p"rtne 81 304ri 45, latter
pen J. % i CuliS MA IdniL unchanged sales 300 n
g. iqqs3 G2ie 500 hhi-. do. y 5Oa+9
v6r rs, r E ~ Is aas or So chicalo a ' nominal s a.
~ Olsl 800 le atoOI uushc.s spot No Milwaukee
s. r.. So , nominal ,. 4oa - ii winter Red
h'"; p ,1 NJ f fDlla el'e yrts '1S 1a =, 'rar
ro,n. 81 t.sh.i .eI, e.tli No. l.' sBrinr So
81. spnrr Jaauarg 5 dogae 33 Did, 81 35 a-le'
5- 70 Oa-. No ..''uhe, 5,l-ysra ie i.i % ,t4 ct De-
s-t,-, iar 10o b- shells 3d. West rn 7lc store
p" N1 .a.-r .c ahai -ta,r f.,lrd ~ ,.,..l :.
Trs-d -iat. 70 s7.c Forr soreI -tits 49,: Prime No
a. stop 30 Albany. I'll TO- iced Barley trl. sales
,,' ar.i -.i.- ,5l i.h sc bond Dart to AZ .e 800.
iir. It IS rrH Southern Ilr. ave Pea. uorl lIy nm
cnall-d .. ClES &C. lower less doing io- cElort ard
loe r-, moderate rade n futures. .ai9s 26Go0o bu @ iq
cirfug l5-0Io BUSH sp"-t go" B. % 2c steamer NiX''
-,t. % sfl. f 0fic. atoa1 r adr I'D b.i-b
e. a. Steamer MDrt. N0Ftnltr, b-, lldi o.i4 ASKED D.
t0 December. bl iic. hdf 81 -c. asE.it go JAhu ry
closing Nfc tI. 81 c. asked 80 - Novfn9 o.. tf
al. v uid. BE-. asEri' Io., December g. % .0,ul
a. Ii - .r asked GO 90 abe acs c4-ur Gic
nII Gi .c a4..d-.-. OaT~-I1lc better active trade
sales bu-u $50. tIf. tn-.
'ot ~ Sd White 4lc. so l. 4ul. .d4Ut.r: So 1
W..rr ls-r no. Ciica-o g. 4fl &C.. toe hrtrr cX
frrue sales ua Iiv no lUatOc White Western tOf i5c
1lX.l -tIte a1 Co. "iit -i.It 10 a. &C. tii ait.I'
@- Te f' 7l--'-'i g,..Tr. gl.T.s = $l1t, p ar. Tan
s-lu wore plenty. - actiys i.2 bed Kidney. quet
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
The fnllnr-nc were to-day's dnotatons in gold lor

There is nothing very important IN the home
money market TODAY. and while per cent Is by no
means an uncommon rate on call loans, the more or
uirh Government dealers reporting offerings at =.
Commercial paper moves slowly. because oI re
restricted amount making note brokers rates as ioi-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TllE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Pe,. Norh Hieer Teagtls and RaIIr0nfs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, NOV. ~ 1871
ASHFs guiet unohanrs~ Pots 4l-c; Pearls &C ., .,
COFFII-Io quite firm, active, D,OtO uass e4 -
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
fIuGHclGl.
A -GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
~ NEWyDRK. WE E0rOTrrAN. MUTUAL. ASD
MANHATl-AN Gas STOCKS tnIbNf AND ~DLn, .
q 8r0oLyI and New YORK delis
inhT GEO IT. fAse lI--. -
Room % 3n lr1afst. y. y.
NOR SALk.-Re0l estate mortgage notes. hrst
nen frrrrr~rl lnt flun property n lurn.s in
of *1nl to e. ODD o. yea e and DID prf cons az
utehl at current frIss lrlluatnn DOB o. k1fi n ~
lnG cnlufy bonds fInI.ued fFHHs and Yoaaa cDicctf
Address MARCUS flNDIi 20. LlHls 80
OHIO and MISSISSIPPI STOCKHOLDERS
y and HON pIiOi flt- slnt read l-l i.i-I. As-
Cd so 500. For lr at tlo iu'l ana my
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

GOVERNMENT sroCA DEPAHTNENT-1Ol4 AND Ill
O'CLOCK A. VI.
rs, Oh co.-ron 1866 New Z 500 Reg 1868
10000. lUo Ill +"t
-u9 .....-1lOis 10000. .---..----- be --lU1's
FIRST BoARD-lJi2 O'Clock a. "
e,rse of Si4le Bonds Railroad BOBds-BaHk and E5
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
600 bush oa,. 5000 ou.h rye 1000 su.h Barley Is 900

OON bnshi Oats, sOOD bush. ITr lIyI busn IIII'J
bush
Whte Nichlcan. - 3Zfi Frfrs Al 81 S Arb~r y ich
~ -ier isfcrr'rr. - 81 =
No l,cG winter spot ~ 80 -rii'r y vrhcf = q - ef
mher. Al a4 seller January ~ II 20 f 81 n ffsi,
81 o. 40 Davt0r lrd Nirhrsr BED beta ai fi 20 80
Spfing ~ D. Corn ours but ttm Hirh tel, ~yi1s
New. no seller toFcuIhfr co., 60 NeN fhfs
New seiirr JsuuaTy ifr rr.fni g. We New. &c 1Ii-
AGED >ev a. .c OHfs dIn ard a. tlrrer frrf aIIs
Mammoth - D.. Receipts FnIr 900 blit MneIL 4aooD
husi.t 0fU fusH. fNN1 bush ~HfIfrnltt
wheat J..DIJ hUsh gf.fa.p bush. A. The rlIsr
wheat quiet Amber Michigan seier Narcsu 3iT.
qnist %
sfle fir. dan NtF. 81 b1faNo Efot
22i. ssor November -sc. srcr Dee~Trtrr, - - -e
vi AIygroN \ G.. Nov. - -surl. % T8rysnflHe Grm
fiosin ~ fsr CI4le IuFyon-
tine unsettled. Tar stoaiy. a. ~ &C.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Total sales for the day
~ Buver 20 davs
cLosINo PRICES OF rurIADH1ru1A STOCKS

SD ASKED Bid. AAkei.
Guy "a .......113ia IA SchuvN v.pref :
L. r X Of n J.-ll9lf l2O S0rrhernCen.HR 10 -
Penn H. k...... s2es ehlgh if7s i =
Reaeins n A R 15,, 49, Pitta ut & Buf. So -s
ieaigh VALLEY r. 3gat 40 fest0nvile r.. ~ 2 -
CafaWlssa pref 81 81 Central Trans. 80 81
Phil a ET1e e. p 9as so
The following table Of prices Of the prominent
gold and silver mining shares, including the open
inc prices Of to-day as received 10y telegraph from
san Francisco is furnished by VIM. Ward, NO.
Broad-st. All prices IN gold.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

The newspaper assurances that the President
would veto thc silver bIl in lts present shape If It
pissed Congress, OccaslOned yielding IA gold to-
day. and sales were at 1850 1925. Ga gold loans
the lending rates were TO AZ per cent carrying.
terest aud 81 70 800 in redemption Of called bonds
The daYls business VI tAe gold clearing department
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
---Nrt1aI NaIrN-

O'pg. Bigh't Low't. FinaL
Ohio q Miss. 81 94 9's 9's
y. q. NJ. pr
Pittsbnre.'... 7Th ia, 76a 76s
Rock Island. .l0la 10lsa 1Ol lOlis
SUI. Kan. G.
& Nor
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Dealing, IN Government bonds were uncommonly
restricted to-day the aggregate transact rs al tie
first and second boards amounting only 60 Cll.OoO
There was an advance. however. In coupon l-61s to
I0G Clustered 5-2Os Of 1865 selling AZ llOi4, and
100, registered, at 1O7 =. We annex latest street
OuOtarIfug.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

IT rI0te U0uUN INtIt va IUuIt dI - IIII' - 'I
flrlfa 10 -.a, Louisiana couso- were steady ut
S73l. and Missouri long date g. at 107 Tennessee
were easier new at 4G3l. and new series 40 4G4N
second series at a.: North Carolina IS. old, April
and October 40 - special tax lst class AZ -,
and 2d class at 23lG-l2. We annex current quota
tlOls: o ..,.,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

The rcceip.s of -four and grain ut the principal At
laDtic ports this I'D day OF November were
NeW-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

ST. L. Kan. e..
q Nor. ~ .
s. IAdS.Fran
- q Z Al a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
THE STATE.

The latest returns show tina, the Senate is undoubt
eddy republican, although sanguino democrats are still
confident that the official count viii show that their
candidates IN tho Twcnty-third and Twenty seventh
districts, and possibly in tho Ninth have been elected
so very close has the vote been ia each The Assem-
bly, TO be entirely safe Tor the repu bicans
IL will DO by tho table OF majorities by COZ mites
herewith appended that Bcachs majority has been
materially increased by the moro complete returns OF
yesterday from tho districts in this city and
Kings county and few Of the districts in
tho interior Of tho State The republican vote
in schoharic county Is SAID to have cut into tho
democratic vote seriously than usual aud It Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
A SAD STORY.
THE TRAGIC T..

THE TRAGIC FATE OF A GERMAN SCHOLAR AND
SOLDIER.
II was ascertaincd yesterday that Gustave Adolph
Hermann Hirt, who poisoned himself with prussic
acid at the New England Hotel on Monday night, was
man oil good family and Of unusual scholarly attain
menus. From documents found on the body II APP
pears that he the of Chief Pastor JUS
tinian Ludwig Edward Hir, of Thamsbrueck, In Thur
ingia Deceased bora November IL. 1850, in The
town OF lsserhiligen. lie first attended the college
ut Piorta, and was graduated there IN 1864. From
1865 to 1874 he student at the universities Of
Berlin jena aud Halle. devoting most of his time to
the study oil phology. On leaving these Institutions
OF learning deceased received the "sumuscumiaude"
the highest honor in their gut Wnie studying at
Jena from 1868 10 1869 lie served In tho Eighysixlh
reg ment Of Prussian infantry, and when tho war
cloud burst In 1870 he Joined as "a reserve man the
FIRST company Thirty first req Of infantry,
serving with distinction at the battle OF Epernay
anu also the siege vi Paris. la
ls74-55 he Was Professor OF Latin and Greek at the
toIeso no scuwerin During 1875 he served Tor a
snorl time the Nnet,etn regiment Of Prussan
fautry, ana account Of h.s superior ligence
with others assigned TO tho duty OF testing tue
new Mauser gun. In October, 1875, no received u
furough permitting HIM 10 20 beyond the boundaries
OF German Empire Tor on. year, but with the
press understanding that II the army put
war footing before the expiration OF that tme
he should report 10 the nearest regiment
Deceased then came 70 this country, where he
obtaincd position as Instructor IN the Military In.
sttute at Granville Washington county. in this STATE.
He remained there about year, aud II Is believed
that he must nave acquitted himself credtaby, tho
name oil Major W. A. Flint, oil North Granville, was
found among his references Since his arrival in this
city no made application 10 the Schcrmerhoin
Teachers lustitute Tor position. In this applica-
ton IA drait oil which was found his person he says
that he WI accept the position OF professor OF
German, French, Latin and Greek Tor $500
per annuln, with board lodging and Washing included
There were also Iound IN the pockets OF deceased
several pawn tickets representing and articles
oil wearing apparel All tho money found ON the boay
was twenty lve-cent piece Among his effects are
several Prussan war medals sucn are gwen only
for acts Of bravery or other excellent soderly qual
ties The body Is NJ the Morgue, and II not claimed
by Saturday Will be buried In the Pottcr's Field. IL
Ii hardly probable that the country men OF tho de-
ceased 10 this Guy VIII permit the latter alternative 70
be auOptcu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
NEW JERSEY.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC THROUGHOUT
MCIELLAN's MAJORITY OVER I2.000-THE
LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC IN BOTH

THE STATE DEMOCRATIC THROUGHOUT
M'cLELLAN's MAJORITY OVER IL, 000-THE
LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC IN BOTH
BRANCHES.
The election in New Jersey the quietest within
the recollection Of the oldest nhabant and in Jersey
tho inhabitant gains great age Nowhere throughout
the State there any rows great excitement
The polling was dull and spritless like the campaign,
aud especially the inanimate Democratic State Com
mitec. whose very existence has been matter Of
doubt In the party. The vote polled much larger
than night be supposed from sucn inactive cam
palgn. The democrats did not their full strength
and the republicans showed still larger desire
politics alone. The returns show Deyoud doubt that
General George Mcclellan has carried the State by
over ~ 0O0-thc republicans conccdc him IL 50U-and
both branches OF the Legislature arc democratic Dy
small majorlties.
THE uAJoRIrIEs.
According to republican hmcticians Mcclellan
carries fourteen counties out OF the twcntyone, with
a total majority OF 1882. Newell, IN tho remaining
seven, has 100 votcs-majority Tor Mcclellan, IL 500
The counties giving Mcclellan majorltics arc:-At-
antic, 100; Bergen, 900; Hudson, 55Oo Hunterdon,
2,0OO Mercer. 200; Middlesex, 100; Monmouth, 800;
NORRIS $50; Ocean, 200; Passaic, $50; Salem, 50
Sussex, 1000; Union, $50; Warren. 1000 Newei's
majorties Huntington, 100; Camden, 400; Cape
May, 100; Cumberland, o00 Essex, 100; Gloucester
500; Somerset 10.
rnE LEGISLATURE
out OF the seven counties winch elected Senators the
democrats carry sx:-AtIantc. Bergen, Morris, Mer-
Ger, Ocean and HUDSON. This is gam OF two. In
the House the democrats gam four or hve more than
they lose. The Senate Will stand thirteen democrats
eight republicans the House thirty Jour democrats
TO twenty-six republicans. according to republican
figures
OFFICIAL CANVASS.
Governor Bedle yesterday appointed as Board OF
Canvasscrs, to determine the Gubernaorai vote the
following Senators Messrs. Albeit, Scwel, Hobart,
Blackwell, Moore, Ludlow ard KIRK the Governor him
self cr-oDicio member. They will meet Trenton
the 2sth INST. Already the canvass has commenced
tor the Presidency OF the Senate aud Speskcrship of
tho House. FOR the former Senators Ludlow and
Hcndrickson mentioned and Tor the latter john
Egan, oil Union county; Edward !. Mathews, OF Bur
lingtCn, and Silas dc Witt, OF Warren county, Egans
chances look brightest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
DIxBY AND THE RAILROADS.

Seldom has any election incident In this city
ated greater Indignation than prevailed yesterday over
the Interference OF the Broadway Seventh Avenue
Railroad Company with the elective liberty OF their
conductors and drivers. During election day 1t did
not become known outside Of the Eighth Senatorial
district but yesterday well thinking citizens every.
where expressed their opinion oil this action Of the
company IN O manner not altogether compll mentary
10 Messrs. Foshay, Newell aad their fellow managers
Ips the greatest Outrage have heard Of for years.
said one respectable old gentleman Seventh ave-
nuc car when he heard the conductors story and
10 think that IN THIS FREQ country should have to
sell his birtbright--Is votc-ior bread ana that a
corporation should compel him TO vote It's own way
under pain OF DISMISSAL"
The writer was sent among the conductors aud
drivers OF tho two roads TO ascertain how they felt
the treatment thoy had received at the hands Of Mr.
Foshay, the president Of the company
..Why did you not refuse to vote the company's
,,ckotYn seventh avenue cur conductor was asked.
.How could IL Didu't they send man along with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

COUNTY AUDITOR.
Morris Fitzgerald (dem.) was elected County Audi
tor over Chauncy NJ. Felt (rel by majority OF 462
COUNTY TREASURER
Samuel Powell (dem.), County Treasurer, has ma
jorty OF I'LL over Mortimer Ogden rep,
COMMISSIONERS CHARITIES.
Moses kessel (dcm.), Commissioner oil Charities IN
tho Third district, has majority OF pol over Andrew
Zeiscr (rep) In the Fifth district Harmon V. Storms
(dem.) has majority over W. j. Cropsey (rep) OF
1905
coRoNERs
H. O. Simms (dcm.) has majority over Henderson
(rep.) OF $685. Francis Nolan (dcm.) has majority
over kayanagh (rep) OF 6,942.
SUPERVISORS
The tull returns from the various districts, which
were missing on Tuegday night, show the list Of
Supervisors as published yoserd ~ TO have been cor
rect. with the exception OF the Eleventh ward, where
f. A. Turks, republican. elected over James Hyde,
democrat The new Board, winch Will be democratic,
Will stand as follows democrats, Isl republicans,
H. The Board OF Supervisors has been republican Tor
the past two years. Next will the dis
position OF several important appointments in the
county institutions The democratic Mayor DANES
HoweiD the Supervisor-at- Large (Samuc Gutnric
cDicio members Of the Board OF Supervisors.
ALDERMEN.
The following candidates nave boon elected TO the
Common Council according to the returns winch were
completed yesterday second ward, William Dwycr,
dem. Fourth, Robert Black, dem. Sixth, James
Kane, DEM; Eighth, James Mcintyre, dem. Tenth,
Simon Gunder, dem. twelfth, Daniel O'Reiv, dem. /;
Fourteenth, Thomas j. Kenna dom. Sixteenth, Nj. J.
Petty, rep. ; Eighteenth, George W. Williams, rep. |;
Twentieth John French, rep. Twentv-second William
A. Fritz, rep; Twenly-iourth, John Dryer. rep AL
dcrmen were elected IN the even numbered wards only
this year, the members from the odd wards holding
over Tor the 1873. The new Board Will stand:-
Democrats, ID; republicans, T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
WISCONSIN.

THE LATEST RETURNS FROM THE TowNs-THlD
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. Z, 1871
The Chairman OF the Republican State Central Com
miteo telegraphs as iollows:-
IL think the state may be safely counted on for
s 600 or G. 600 majority for the republican ticket"
The vote Tor grecnb ticket the State
estimated at SO. OU0
Milwaukee county, complete, gives democraun
majority Tor Governor OF 800 lilden's majority
the county was 2.0i5.
Later returns give Smith rep for Governor, 1000
majority as far as heard IRON.
The democrats conccds election OF the whole
republican State ticket Tho majority Tor Governor
viii be over 1000 The Legislature, can DO
ascertaned stands as follows Observation-Disclosures
81; democrats, IL neutrality-suspicious., So; demo.
Gratis, 40; greenbackers, s.
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DEMOCRATIC sucCEssEs-THE MAJoRITIEs OF

DEMOCRATIC sUCCEssEs-THE MAJoRIIIEs oF
1HE VICTORIOUS CANDIDATES
The democrats were much rojoicod In Kings county
yesterday over the partial OF their ticket al
TIE polls on Tuesday last Great effort was made upon
both sides to secure the election of members Of the
Legislature. and the fact that the palm OF victory IN
that contest has fallen into the hands OF the demo-
Gratis 10 the subject OF much chagrin TO their op-
pouentA Tho ofhco.holders whose positions were
placed under the control Of republican commissioners
BY tho vote OF Alderman shannon, independent demo
cras OF the Fthh ward. last week. now breathe mora
freely, as they feel that tho republicans who have
thus been given control OF the departments OF Police,
EXCISE FIRE, City Works Taxes and tho CITY Treasury
VIII not be SO sweeping In the matter OF oihclal
changes.
TIiE
The following completed table shows the vote by
wards Ia the city Of Brooklyn Tor Secretary Of State,
District Attorney and Mayor:-
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THE RESULT In wEsTCHESTER.

The election returns in Westchester county on
Tuesday night and yesterday were very measro, but
very TOW OF the candidates making any efforts to OBJ
tain the results Of the day beyond asccrtaning their
own success defeat that the canvass cannot DO
yet given with any degree OF accuracy or salts
faction.
The democratic majority the State ticket Is vari-
ousy estimated at from 900 to l.5OO. WIN refer
encc the State Senatorshp the democrats claim tho
election Of Colonel Richard Lathers by 800 to 4oo,
while Mr. Robertson estimates his majority al ABOUT
400 In the district. Colonel Laihcrs MA
jority IN Rockiand county is stated 70 DO ou',
and II conceded yesterday That Mr. Robertson hau
a majority OF 500 IN Putnam county, with TWO towns
to hear IRON which might increase his majority
such majority together with that given MIN ~ est
chester county and Twentyth aid Iwentyiourih
wards of the city, according TO private teceras ~
understood, makes up the 400 majority CANNED ny MI
Robertson ,,, - -,
For Register, Charles @. Banks, republican, OF New
Rochelle is elected by majority estimated at ron
L 800 TO 1000 over S. s. Marshall, Democrat oil Whe
Plans :. 49,. ,.u-.
For District Attorney, Nelson II. Baker, democrat
Of sing sing is believed DO elected by small ma
iorty over EDWARD Wells, republican,, OF PeekskilL
william j. Ackcriy, democrat, IS ciec.eu Superh-
tepdent Of the Poor by handsome majority.
William G. Howe, democrat. ana cyrus i.a"rchce,
are reelected justices Of Sessons-cach
party oIecting ono . -. .,, :.
Tor County Judge, sias D. Clifford, republican, Is
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LOCAL ELECTIONS IN ILLINOIS.

The election hero yesterday resulted in majority
in favor OF the State HOUSE appropriation. Vacuum,
for County Judge; Alden, for County Treasurer and
Humm, for County Clerk, were probably elected by
small maJorties. The candidates all ran indepen-
IDENTITY OF politics.
CHICAGO, Nov 7. 1877.
The returns Of yesterdays election, which are
nearly complete, give the republican county ticket
from 600 1000 majority McCrea, for Treasurer,
has about 300 majority. Jameson, for Judge ot tho
Superior Court, mas the heaviest majority.