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New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE REST OF THE STATE TICKET.


A GROWING PROBABILITY THAT ALL OF The RE-
PUBnCANs EXCEPT soULE ARE ELECTED-sOME
HOPE FOR HIS ELECTION ALSO.
The kilograms received by General Arthur at the
Republican headquarters relate TO three offices
only, Secretary of State, Controller, and Attorney
General. Several counties have not been heard
from In regard to the candidates for these oficesj
but the vote for Governor is known, and close
calculation of the probable result can be made.
The TRIBUNE has tabulated the figures contained
in tho teegrams TO the Republican Committee
and estimates the few counties not heard from.
The official count not likely to change the result
arrived at materially. The figures show plurality
for the Republican candidates. namely 1850 for
Carr, s,22O for Wadsworth. and 0.i63 for
Ward.
AS Wendell ran ahead of Hoskins. there is reason
10 believe that he is elected State Treasurer Fig
ures have been received as to State Engineer from
about half the counties They are not so favorable
70 Seymour as at first reported. aud they indicate
possibility that Soule. the Republican candidate. is
also elected
The returns as to the first three offices above re-
ferred to are as follows
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
vINDlAN DEPUTATION HEARD.
THEIR REQUEST FOR NEW TERRITORY DENIED-A
SNOWY WARRIOR AMONG THEM.

THEIR REQUEST FOR NLW TERRITORY DENJED--A
SNOWY WARRIOR AMONG THEM.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcH.l
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 7.-Secretary schurz and Com
missioner Hayt to-day gave audience toa delegation
of Indians representing a certain dissatisfied
ber of Sacs and Foxes and Iowa tribes, who desire
authority to remove to Indian Territory from their
present reservation, which comprises $4,000 acres
IN Northern Kansas and Southern Nebraska. The
Sacs and Foxes, occupying One-third OF this area.
number altogether only about 100 with 700 iowas
vino have possession of the remaining $1,000 acres.
1t was developed In to-day's conference that
large proportion of those Indians culti-
vato tho soil own houses and fruit trees.
and raise crops of various kinds; but the dscon-
tented speakers informed tho Secretary that they
believed the land in the Indian Territory is better
that the whites were now TOO thick" in the vicin-
ity of their present reservation, and they wanted
to go South in order 10 get more breathing room.
Secretary Schurz, In reply, Informed them that
they have already ample space IN which To breathe
freely that il would be foolish for them to aban-
don thor homes and other Improvements and that
all they needed to become as prosperous as Their
neghbors was 10 initiate their industry. send ther
children TO the Agency school build fences and cul-
tvate the soil. Their request was Therefore re-
fused.
All the delegation wore citizens clothing except
one young brave, who was strikngly attired In a
combination costume of buckskin legGngs, brown
blanket cloth vest. and red calico shirt with orna-
menis OF tin bracelets above his elbows aud neck
lace of blue beads aud bears claws, and an eagle
feather in his scalp-ock, and a tomahawk In
his hand. ! his worthy and compatriot fol-
lowed the rest of the delegation from the
reservation without leave, and immediately upon
their arrival called upon the President. who ms
promptly referred them To the Commissioner or In
dian Affairs Commissioner Hayt has provided the
uhole parties with tickets home but informed them
hat the Department would not defray any other
txDenses.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
TUESDAYS VICTORIES.
REPUBLICANS TO RULE NEw-YoRK.

REPUBLICANS TO RULE NEW-YORK.
THE RLrcroN OF EVERY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
EXCEPT oNH on THE STATE TICKET CLAIMED
NEWS FROM THE OTHER STATES
Special kilograms received by the Republic
can State Committee and by THE TRIBUNE
indicate the election of Hoskins (Rep.) for
Lieutenant Governor of New-York by plu-
rality of about 1,4O0. The State Com
mittee claims the election of Hoskins
as we'll as that of every other Republican on
the State ticket, except Soule. The pluralities
of Ward, Carr, Wadsworth and Wendell
range apparently from 4,500 to $500. 1t is
not probable that anything except the dis
covery of errors in the count or the perpetra-
tion of fraud will change this result.
The latest estimates on the vote OF Penn
sylvania give the Republicans plurality OF
between $4,000 and $4,000. and a majority
of about 1000.
The Republican majority on joint ballot III
the Connecticut Legislature is %. In New
Jersey the Republican majority in the LegS-
lature Is 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
TIE ARMY OF The CUMBERLAND.
LITTER FROM GENERAL GRANT-PRErARING FOR
THE MEEIING.

LITTER FROM GENERAL GRANT-PRErARIYG FOR
THE MEEfING
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Transportation Com
mitee in charge of the arrangements for the coming
reunion Of the Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land has succeeded In securing halifaTe rates
all trunk lines leading to this city and their connec
tions. IL is thonght that detailed arrangements
with the railroad authorities will be completed by
tomorrow evening. 1t Is certain that instructions
will be given for the sale of halfrate tickets to and
from Washington at all prominent places in ample
time for ali persons desiring TO be present at the
reunion. The following is the text of the letter of
General Grant in reply to the invitation sent hint
SAN Francisco Oct. l, 1879.
SIR On my return from OREGON this morning | find
your ul to he present nj tine meeting of
the society OF The Army Of the Cumberand on he 18Th
and 20h of November. | would like specially To he
present at next meeting TO testify my profound
respect and for the worthy. parloc ana brave
old soldier General George Il. Thomas, whose nonu-
ment Il To unveiled tnat occasion, bu ear shall
not b. able TO But do not pronounce yet posi-
vely that viii not he there. | have telcsraphed TO
General Sherman to-day the same subject, saying
would be able To decde when met him III Chicago one
week before your ing b. assured II am not
there my desire 10 b. viii be as great n that or any
one. VERY truly yours. u. :. GRANT.
To Colonel III. {. CoRBTS.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Saturday. Nov. 9. 1879.

LosDoN. Saturday Nov. Z, 1879
Pesth dispatch TO The Standard reports that Couns
szaary OF the Ministry the Interior, has sent oas
enge 70 Deputy Psznandy who asked him Ia the Lower
House whether the reports that he zapary or his res
tiyes had sold which have since decreased In
value were true Count SzI parry declared tha the re-
norris were false. Herr Ptznandy mas accepted the
challenge condition that Count sZapary proves that
the reports were untrue.
Th, Berin Post understands that the long cur
rent representing the violently antiGeF-
man in feeling, are absolutely unfOunded
The Itmes Paris correspondent says Prince Hohenlohs
has not agreed TO succeed the late Herr Won Bulow
It seems pretty oertsn that the Car will visit the
Fmperor william at no distant date The North German
Gazette says rhis month.
The batrothal OF the Grand Duke Of Hesse to the
daughter OF the deceased King OF Hanover has been
settled in principle II not forInllly agreed upon.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE OTTOMAN DIFFICULTIES.

A dispatch from Vienna to The Standard
says Private letters from ConstantinopIe confirm
reports Of the extremity Of the distress In the financial
matters In Turkey. Even the pilgrimage To Mecca,
which has hitherto been prOysoned atthe expense Of tho
Government, unable to get any assistance event
which has before occurred snce the formation OF
the Ottoman Empire"
The correspondent OF The Daily Ners al Constantine
pie telegraphs follows: No Official communication
OF intention To send the British nret Turkish
tiers made To the Porte, but the Porte hearing Of
such intention. made inquiries and Obj c;eh % such
step = unjustiaDle and unfIieudly The Porte
sdering the proposals or ref rms just the way
during the last twelve months"
II expected at CpnstantnOpe to-day that the Sni-
tan would shortly ISSUE decree ordering te Immediate
commencement OF internal reforms.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTiEs-BY TELEGRAPH
FATAL AFFRAY Nj

FATAL AFFRAY NEAR ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 7.-Ar Carpndelet yesterday
Patrick Galaher murdered Henry Freund In quarrel AT
the Missouri blast furnace.
THE McAULIFFE CASE ENDED.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov. In the McAultfe
oase a verdict of mansaughter accepted o-day. The
prisoner was Sentenced taree years state Prison
DoG-CART FALLS DOWN BANK.
ToRoNTo, Ont, Nov. 7.-Io-lay a dog-cart con-
sea on The vaughan Road Fords neck was
broKen and be died instantly. Douglas was badly huri.
SOUTHERN SHAREHOLDER sENrnNCED.
CHARLOTTE n. c., Nov. AT Slelhy, y. G., to-
day. W. Baxter found guilty Of robbng the safe OF the
southern EApIe's COMPANY at hing, Mountain UNI ~ g. SSy %
three yearA
THE BANK OF MONTREAL BEGINS HEAVY SUIT
Mos RIAL, Nov. 7.Acuon has been begun IN the
Of the city PASSENGER Railway TO recover 81 l. 80
legged IA and frauiulont reports.
THE ENGLISH MURDER CASE.
CoIuMDIA S c. Noy @ L. be j Xxx IN the case a, s Of
T. English In June last returneds verdict 81
Siderable public interest durins The past week.
AMAN WHO Is REPENTING RASHNESS AT LEISURE
PhIERsBURG, VA, Nov. THE examination of.
1Ss' ssy ns ~ se%s i" Mayor coart this morn
ing Thore was an immense crowd In atrndsnee Inc prs
wore very detected look Ihe suuohy oil OF
more Witnesses was laAen.
ARRESTED Foh FoRGERIEs IN NETWORK.
CINcINNAII. Nov. 7.-Josepn kranethal was ar
Of rees shsrsed WITH hasss orse the Of his shsr
and checks amounting 10 about OOO lie has been
In the city about week and says he VIII make t all right
when he gets u NewiOrk.
THE BURGLAR IRVING TRIES vAINLY TO ESCAPE
AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. John Irving, who es-
William o. rien, ALIAS Porter from The Raymond
on sanday for burglary int nded another attempt
el away. The bricks Ia one corner OF the layatd we're
found removed leaving aperture Two feet high and
broad This would haye enabled him to escape 40
had not been discovered iIvna was at once sken 70 Tho
yeats and nino months In the pcnitcntary 'ir-"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
TELEGRAPHfC NOTES.

PROTECTION FOR AsBURY PARK:
AsBURY PARK, n. j.. Nov. 7.-Asbnry Park has
provided with steam fire engine deoto foOVo mas
been contracted TO pay ort
THE LIVE STOCK TRADE DEPRESSED.
BUFFALO. n. u. Nov. The hive stock trade NJ
have not seen it as bid IN years, II ever
ANOTHER GREAT COTTON SHIPMENT
hence to day r yspoo with bales of cotton
the largest known clearance from this port
IMPROVEMENTS AT MANAsoUAN. n. J.. STOPPED.
l. on quan River squaE Inlet have
been abandoned the appropriation or The work beng ef
hausted.
ALARM ON ACCOUNT OF DRY WEATHER.
PoRI JERvIs. n. Y. Nov. 7.-Tne continuous dry
weather hs an inch Of na hss fsIlen In over two mouths
The village reservoir Is very low.
MEMPHIS PURIFYING HERSELF.
NyvpuIs Tenn, Aug. IA hOnse-to-house In
specton to-day under the auspices o the National
Board Health with ayew to a.d,rinn NV ws %
necessary for each u"enne "i'''" '"' o''' '
OF the city. - -
THE MONMOUTH COUNTY SUNDAY-soHooL AsSo-
FRFKuoIp. n j., Nov. THE sxfy-second an
nnsi rennion OF the Aomou County SUNDAY school and
Bible sos Ths Rev f. r. iarboarh Of He'd Bank Iead
te opening address. The session VIII close on saturday
THE AUTHORS CARNIVAL ENDED
SAX FRANCIscn. Nov. 7.--Ihe Authors Carnival
WINS 10 a conclusion last evening by grand tnoy
dress ball At ie Pason III S sho % Iar 5
spectators and the scene Was unusually striking
and brilliant - - - -
cT ions ~ b., Nov IA panicky feeling pre-
walls sefe OF the fact that esdng dry goods and
erceey arm m II eIscied how evcr that the hn
viii be able arrangements that Will enable them 10
the sEMpLE & BIRCE MANUFACTURING COM
ST IOrIs Nov. THE Scmple n BlrRe Manu-
featuring Company Of city. which suspended last Ju
resumed business oday the asss zee having be a. h go
by the eour! ana directed 70 'n h cosv have eeS M
assd under he composition agreed upon with z ecdois
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE CLAIM OF THE STATE COMMITTEE.

IUE ELECTION OF ALL THE REPUBLICAN STATE
TICKET EXCEPT sOULE ASSURED
Att o'clock this morning the Republican State
Committee was assured of the election of the entire
State ticket excepting Soule. the candidate for
State Engineer. In the course of the day reports
had been received from every county giving the
actual aud estimated votes for each of
the candidates The majority for each can
didate in each county was calculated by
Mr.. Abel, and a table of maiorities was
prepared. The first columns were footed up,
and it was found that the maorties for the candi-
dates for Lieutenant-Gov amounted tot Hos
kins IL 1923 Potter, 20 561 Hoskins over Potter,
1867. An examination of the other columns
showed that all the candidates except Soule
ran higher than HOskins. and thus the electio IA
of all except Soule seemed assured. Muoh in
terest was manifested in the reports from the
interior by by numerous Republicans of the city.
who called at the committee-rooms la the evening.
Among these was the Governor-elect, who spent
few moments there and seemed much gratih ihed at
the accounts he received. General Arthur was
present until the count the Lleutenant-G
a. cOmpeted.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
NOTES ON THE LEGISLATURE.

The election of Alpheus Potts (Rep) TO the As
sembly from Sullivan County raises the Republican
strength in that body to so votes. leaving the
Democrats 35. +. A. Carpenter. the sue
cessful Republican candidate in Suffolk
County, carried every town In the county.
and obtained majority unheard of before. 1,775.
Major John Birdsals majority in the Ist Senatorial
District increases the returns from the distant
polls are received. 1t at first supposed to be
about 900. then 500. then 1,sO0, aud 1t is now
ascertained that it exceeds 2,10O! In Queens
County lie runs over 1000 ahead Of the ticket
On majority. carrying every town except
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
4 CAR TAKOWN INTO THE HUDSON

A NUMBER OF PASSENGERS INJURED BUT NONE
SERIOUSLY.
PoUGHKEEPsIr, n. Y, Nov. THE three rear
cars of the SPECIAL New-York express. which left
this city going south at 7:45 o'clock this evening,
Jumped the track between NewHamburg and Low
Point one OF them being thrown into the river. A
number OF passengers were Injured, but mono seri-
ously. AL of the injured persons were placed on
board of the tran which left about two hours later
for New-York. Trains both ways were detained two
boura
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE REPUBLICAN BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN.
fnY TELrGRAPH TO I'LL TEIRUNEl

CASANDAIGUA. ~ v, Nov. THE totals in On
taro County are as follows: Cornell. 5,4GO; Rob
inson, 4.6l3; Lewis. 1919 Mears, AZ Kelly, All ;
Hoskins, 1888; Potter. 4.SG3; Weitng, 1l3 ;
Bronson. 81 Carr, 5.642 Beach. 4,S12 McCann,
14Oi Hopkins 80; Wadsworth, 5,646; Oicott'
s,slS; Shannon, 14S; Allis, 81 Wendell 5,64o !
Mackln. 4,s54 Winnie, 130; Merritt, 29i Ward'
5,641, SchoOnmaker, 4,S53j Wright, 1877; Far
Iington. 80 Soule. $500; Seymour, 4,sS7 Nagle,
1915 Hooker, 80. The Republicans elect the ell
tire county ticket by about 1000. and give Lord.
Senator. ia majority. Editor Of The Journal.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, Oct. 30.-President Diaz has taken
nrm ground against Official intrigues in the coming
election He caused circulars to be issued directed to
all Government employees throughout the Republic. Or
derng them abstain from all participation IN election
organixations under penalty OF immediate removal,
and has recommended TO the members or the Ca0nee
tn, enforcement of this order IN each department. some
newspapers violently censure the measure as restc-
lion OF the rights Of U IL doubtful whether tbe
Tehuantepec RailwIy will become accomplished faeus
ma the Government fulfilling all Its agreements.
IL ID said the convention OF Governors OF states held n
tile Capital, decided not TO selecta Presidential candS
date. but insisted a complete change oi caOlnee
Congress ha. transacted no busness OF importance.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
,sr IN pupeON COUNTY.

CONTEST IN HUDSON coUNrY.
The Board of Canvassars of Hudson County met
at the Court House yesterday and organized by the
election of Patrick H. OConnor. of the lid Assembly
District as president and i. X. Rankin, OF the lst
District as secretary. Some of the original returns
rores and the Board adjourned until to-day.
Ex-Assemblyman Mcdonald. OF the lid Assembly
District Of Hudson County, who charges that the
sfned 80 as TO defeat hm for reflection swore out
warrants for the arrest of John Lynch, Judge of
Elections, John Conway. Inspector OF Elections
Patrick liilliQan, the clerk of the precinct,
and Thomas McDermott. police officer
on charges OF assault and battery. When Mr.. Nc
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
TIE CHICAGO PoRK-PACKERS TROUBLES.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE trouble between the
pork-paclrrs and their woTkmen, who number in tho
aggregate about 5000 has broken out again, aud is
likely 10 prove matter 10 one OF the greatest
industries the city, To-day twentyone packers and
curers embracing all the principal houses IN the city
signed an agreement to act In harmony aud especially
and dschar they tt, gardless OF
any UNION Many OF the have shut
down entirely stating that they would not pack another
hog this II they could not ger men at the old
prices. The wages OF the w0rkmen are now from VI 90
To 81 per day, according 10 the class of Work.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
OTHER STATES.
THE NEW,JERsLY LEGISLATURE

A FEW ADDITIONAL CHANGES IN THK HoUsE-A
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF BiTTEES ON JOINT
BALLOT.
The latest returns from New-Jersey make few
changes in the list Of members of the Legislature as
published In THE TRIBUNE last Thursday. John
w. Haines Dem.) is reelected in the WITH Burline-
ton District instead Of Absalom e. Cox tRep,.
Charles 8. Robinson (Rep.) IN the ist Mercer
District instead of Baysrd stockton Dem.), and
Joseph d. Ludlam Dem.l Is elected in Cape May In
stead OF Lewis S. Williams (Rep.) the latter Is
Democratic gain. These changes leave the Repub-
licans with fifteen majority on joint ballot. the
new Legislature comparing as follows with the old
one.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
TIE NEW WABASH LINES DIRECTORS.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Formal balloting
for fifteen directors Of the Wabash, ST. Louis aud
Pacific part OF the Wabash stockholders took
place here to-day, with the following result For
year-Jnlius B. Welsh aud Thomas f. Tutt OF 81. Louis
Henry H. Cook Of New-YoIk; J. 5. Welsh. OF Phadel-
phia and James Cheney, of Fort Wayne. Ind For two
years-Jlmes f. JOY. OF Detroit; Charles Ridgely, OF
Sprngflrld, ILL., George y. Dunlap, OF Cmcag, and
20 on HumphIoys and daey Dillon, oi NewNork. For
the. yeaTsC. W Fee Il. jay Gould and Russell Sage
of New-Yok; A. l.. HOpEIns. OF Toledo, and Benjamin
W. Lewis of st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

Long Island City, and in Suffolk he
also carried every town but one.-Senator-
elect Bakers majority In Washington County
reached the unparalleled figure OF $500, and his
majority in the district nearly 5000. The
an overwhelming defeat that after the election
some of them still claimed that Senator Hughes
had succeeded.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA PLURALITY.
NEARLY COMPLETE RETURNS GIVE The RErui
-. ~ 49,. LII =. ca non OIL r-n.IIrY

NEARLY COMPLETE RETURNS GIVE TIE htTUD
LIcANs NEARLY 10000 PLURALITY.
Further returns from Pennsylvania are given IN
the subjoined table. These figures give Butler
RepD a plurality of 59.994 for State Treasurer.
The Greenback vote is estimated at about 15'OOO,
but the Prohibition vote appears to be very light
The indications now point to Republican plurality
of between $4,000 and 50, 900, and majority over
all of about $4,000. Last year. on the vote Tor
Governor, the Republicans had plurality OF
22,353. The Greenback vote in that year was
81, ,75S, and the Prohibltonists cast 3.75o votes.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE HAYDEN MURDER TRIAL.
A SUPPOSED oLEw DISCOVERED.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Nov. IAN important
piece OF testimony In the Hayden murder has just
light. and to the effect that there have been
found Mary Stsnnards rghr cneek, which has been
preserved the Yale Medical School. seventeen nden-
tatons which correspond exactly to seventeen nails in
the heel OF Mr.. Hayden's left brogan which he wore
the day OF the murder. IL Is claimed by the
that Hay den his the girls face when
he cut throat and that the iDdent9tions made
by Is the booheel at that time. This Is cOnsd
cred vital point in the as IL tends TO fix 10
certainty the personality of the murderer
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

during a portion Of last quarter. There was
somo discussion concerning this report. and the
question OF paying Captain Eads the S25.00O which he
claims for thai anarter under the GOVERNMENTS con-
for tine yment OF 100000 per aDnum as CON.
pensatiOn maintaining the required dimensions OF
the channel The left undecided, however,
await the OF Att0rneyGenern DeveDs, VINO Is
expected from Massachusetts IN day or two; ana
will be requested give his opinion on the legal
estion involved
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
TIE ZECHMAN MURDER TRIAL.

LEBANON, Penn, Nov. THE case of George
zechm,n who WAS convicted some time ago of murder
IN the first degree together with five Others for the kill
ing OF Old Joseph Raber at Indianapolis Gap in Decem-
er last for insurance money and who was subsequently
granted new trial. was called up to-day. After the
empane ing OF Jury the Distrc-Attorney opened the
o.,e ONLY Two wilnesse examined one Deng
Peters ON whose testimony Zcchman was convicted on
his former trial Among the witnesses present Henry
vet been sentenced.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
LITTLE SCRATCHING IN SCHUYLER.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE IRBUNEI
WATKINS, y. Y, Nov. 7.-The vote of Schuyler
County Official is follows: Cornell 2 4O3; Rob
inson. 1855; Hoskins, 2.50G Potter, 1,s65; Carr
2,5O2; Beach. 1858; Wsdsworth, 2,501i Olcott,
1853 Wendell 2,5O3, Mackin, 1887, Ward.
25OI; Schoonmaker, 1,S56l Soule, 2.494; Sey-
mour 1883. l.. M. GANo.
Editor of The Express.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW ALLIES COOPERATING.

AUSTRIA ASD GERMANY ACTING IN ACCORD IN
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS -MAksHAL CANROBgRT SoMI-
MATED FOR THE FRENCH SENATE.
The Ottoman treasury is still greatly impoverished
President Diaz. of Mexico. has forbidden governs
ment officials to interfere with elections. Austria
and Germany are acting together in regard to
Egypt. In France the revenue for the FIRST ten
months of this year. exceeds the estimates. The
BoDapartists have nominated Marshal Canrobert for
Senator. The Abolition bill is regarded with favor
at Havana.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE PRUssIAN LEGISLATURE.

BERLIN, Friday, Nov. Z, 1873.
In the Lower House of the Prussian Diet
to-day there debate tue rst reading Of the bud
get. Herr Bitter Minister OF Finance said information
received from the various provinces confirmed the re-
ports OF Improvement IN trade He further said thas
before assuming Office he had come a most compre-
hensive understanding with Prince Bismarck upon all
questions relating To customs duty and taxation.
The Hesse Lindtag has rejected bil for the sale Ofhe
Main ana Woser Railway To Prussia. though the Ina
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
Ne ~ YORK.
TELEGRAMs FROM TARDY COUNTIES.

TELEGRAMS FROM TARDY COUNTIES.
THE GOVERNMENT CARRIES ALBANY COUNTY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY n. Y. Nov. 7.--The vote of Albany
County for the several candidates viii vary but
little from the following: Potter, 15,900: Hos
kins. l5.Os5; Beach, 1928 Carr, 14,s25 Oh
cott rs. 2OU Wadsworth, 14,752; Mackin, 1874;
Wendell, I4,756 SchoOnmaker 1901; Ward.
l5OSl CHARLES +. SMITH
Editor Of The EreniRg JOurRGll
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
A SQUARE FIGHT IN CORTLAND.

InY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBuNtT
CORTLAND. n. Y, Nov. THE vote on the State
officers in the County of Cortlsn is; Hoskins
$3.50; Potter, 2.9i5; Carr, 1858; Beach, 1854;
Wadsworth. 3,547; Olcott, 2,346; Ward. 3.5oO;
Scoonmaker. 1880: Wendell. 9.55Oi Mackin,
1855; Soule. 3.52s; Seymour, 2370. The Green
back and Prohibition vote combined is about 2O5
ON State officers. WM. H. CLARK,
Editor of The Standard