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New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsmSGTOS Monday. OF. 4. 1889.
The annual report OF the chronological C0Inmissoa
has submitted TO the Secretary ot The n'erior
The amount 0f foreign gold that has o this coun-
try since JAZZ last estimated by the Treasury or
ciais 10 be about $50, 100000
Mr. Russell n member OF the Ute Co onmisslon uhs
arrived IA Washington Saturday evening, brought wa
him the ratification papers signed By J17 OF ae uts
Indians.
Tie Chef OF the Bureau Statistics to-lay sent 10 the
printer the last proof OF the list % merchant veg
sells OF the United States Bound volumes will sooa 10
ready tor distribution.
The statistics relative 10 NAL transportation show
that on tue 30lh OF June 1850 there were 5.s63
contractors for transportation Of the mails on pubs
routes The aggregt' cost of To e. tire
for the fiscal year ended Ju 30 1890 VS. W. -O3
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
BUsINESs MEN AROUSED.

UPTOWN AND DOwNrOwN MERCHANTS ANXIOUS FOR
THE ELECTION OF GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.
noticeable feature of the canvass IN this city at
the present time the activity OF the business men,
MANY of those who have never before taken any
lart IN political meetings are now coming forward
and voluntarily Offering Their services ahd money 10
assist in the election OF btfhfh tuu AIuiuI'
MANY weil-known mercantile houses, the proprie-
tors OF which have not before shown their political
leanings this week have sent letters to tue Rcpub-
lican State Committee. and IN other ways Shown
their appreciation of the dangers threatening their
business interests by the of the Democratic
reebback party. Much of his activity is due to the
Yesalt in Maine. prominent wholesale merchant
whose business is large as that OF any merchant
in this country, said yesterday:
81 dId not think the election of Garfield was in
any danger until the Maine election. did not sup
nose il was possible for any party to succeed in any
State IN this Union on a platform OF lnhat0n
and renudiation When General Hancock TOOK lHins
to tell the public that such success was 4
glorious result thought IT time 10 Pill pls III
shoulder 10 the wheel aud help save my business.
Another SAID My business IN prosperous. 'n4
things are on a stable foundation: Why shohId
want TammaDy Hail 10 rule this city ana lncIcaso ~
NV taxes and the Solid South To rule the country
and make such changes as may rum my unsihess
/ think there IS great danger Ia trylnR sucn al @
pertinent. That Is why nave coneiu%aeu % ~ So'"0
ont and assist IN electIDg GARFIELD and ArIuqi'
This spIrIt aninates the whole business c0inmi-
nify Ihe bankers and brokers have organizrd
large Garfield and Arthur Club, the produce oSa,- car
ers have organized another, the downtown dIV
goods merchants now org1BiZlng ana b,ihIai
movement Is on foot among The uptown hefchants.
while hundreds of the most prominent Ie Ir,n ~
city are assisting the canvass through tiie Obion
League Club. lhe Dowp-T0wn Merchants C'erk
Association has over 500 Republican members hhu
q similar organization uptown mas hEe ne"'Do'
shp. ,.. - IL.
An uptown merchant started q subscriptl'n iist
recently for a Garfield aud Arthur Dahuer n' pe
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

dav for various reasons By the Police Board ::
XXVlIth Election District With Assembly District,
from No 307 TO No. 317 Stanton-st.; llld Electloh
ID strict, IXth Assembly District. from No. 20 70 NO
So Carmine-st XXIst Election District, With AS
sembly District. from No. 153l2 70 No l6l stanton ron
ST.. XIIIth Election District. XVlth Assembly @ Lls
trict, from No. 357 TO No. 347 birst-ave.; vim
Election District. XVIllth Assemblv District from
No. 762 to No 1852 Second-ave; Alllth Election
District XYIlIth Assembly District, from NO. ooe
Thiri-ave. 10 GIL second-ave.; XvIllth Election
District XVIIlth Assembly District, from NO. 0Ol
t. No. 495 Third-ave.; XIXth Election DISTRICT,
XVIIlth Assembly district. from No. 500 20 No
3l7 East lhirty-fourth-st.
TWENTY-FIVE Election Inspectors resigned. ana
their places were filled. The Board will meet at
O'clock to-day and remain in session or az heacqnar
tiers all day to remedy at once any defects in the
Boards of Registration.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

PANAMA, Sept. 25.-Dates from Valparaiso
are to August 2l from Lima to september 6, aud from
Chimbote 10 Scutember H. The Star and Herald says the
only item OF interest matters by the present mail
from the South the occupation OF ChlmD0te on the
10th inst. by tue Chans, under the command OF Cap
tam Patrick Lyuch. The forca-about 5000 men aud
200 horses-was landed without resistance from the
transports Copapo and ItIa. The ChIans landi ng
al once took po ssessiOu OF the raroad 30 the Interior
and Immediately began the shipment OF large quantities
OF sugar from the nacienias up the valley Twenty car
loads we're neing embarked the Copapo the 11th
inst Il was feared that the destruction OF Of the
fine sugar estates the neghbOrhood would fol-
low.
The United States ship Adams 10 leave Calao ON
the stu Of September Tor the South and as
rlr AS lquque
The German corvette Arialnc sauted the Chilian
steamer Banco september @. This was the hTst-
naval ~Inie she received silcc the blockade began.
ClllIO WIS not bombariei August 81, as was re-
oorted The Arganos tired 10 shell the Union, but sue
c1edc, only In landing one he | on boari her.
Ilc rate of exchange AZ Lima is 4l2 pence.
The news received from YORK by the last mail or
a rpuurtd peace between Peru and Chill * totally dis
ere iIted here.
Tho caTtho nIe which felt throughout the Rcpub-
lic August IL destroyed much property, bat did not
ciusc "A great a Os, of hfe ~ at first repOrteG.
Co1efc,s was stil IN session The prlnclpa question
un,rT discussion tie proposed nitrate du les No
decision been aTrlveflat IN tae matter TIE duty
he hi proposed levy amounted 10 One-lalf the mar
of nitrate at the time the bill was introduced
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
OTHER FIRES.
BALTIMORE WAREHOUSE BURNED.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-The extensive pork
paelng es abiishnent and slaughter house Of Foss
Homer at Canton, burned this afternoon, with all
fs contents consisting Of a large stock OF meat The
fire communicated TO the porkpacking establishments
O: Paul Gable adjoining which was also destroyed with
its contents The damage to Foss Homer is estimated
at 500 OO0 upon which there is $3040 insurance as
follows: Fire Association. OF Philadel phia, $4,000;
E.na Of Hartford. $1,000; National, OF Baltimore.
50 800 London and Lancashire. $500; Hanover of
New Yorz 800; Roy al OF LOnd on, s3 800; Pb9nx.
London, %, 300 Queen, OF London $1,000 ana Ian
esfIsted at SEQ 600 Insured fr S40 0O0 in the North
American, OF Philadelphia and $500 IN the British
American.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
REPUBLICAN GAINS ALL AROUND.

LARGE REPUBLICAN, MAJoRITIEs IN HARTFORD. WV
BRITAIN. MERIDES, NEw-LoNDOs AND YoKwIcu
"A REPUBLICAN GAIN OF ELEVEN TOWNS 50
FAR.
HARTFORD Conn, Oct. 4.-Ths town elections
in this State were held to-day for choosing town
officers. The town of Hartford elects the
First selectmsn Republican by 4O2 ma
jority; other Republican selectmen by
about the same majority; the Treasures
by over 400 majority, and all the other Republics
officers except the Town Clerk. Neither party m
ticipated this, and the Republicans are rejoicing
accordingly.
The returns from other towns show Republics
gains over the same elections in 1876. OF 20
towns so far heard from 48 have gone Republiean
and "a Democratic, and are equally divided. OF
these towns the Republicans gain III and the Demo
Gratis 4. The towns now equally divided
Democratic in 1876. In this State the Selectmea
and the Town Clerk are Board of Registration IL
Electors.
The Constitutional Amendment. providing for the
appointment Of judges of the Superior and Supreme
Courts by the Governor. with the approval OF tho
Legislature, is probably carried. The vote on this
is hight.
The Constitutional Amendment, giving the an
pointment of judges of the Superior and Supreme
Courts to the Governor subject TO the approval of
the Legislature, is carried by a large majority.
Heretofore they have been selected by party
caucusses in the Legislature.
Large Republican majorties for Town officers IN
Hartford, New Britain. Meriden, New-London and
Norwich and Republican gains i'll the control ~
Boards Of Registration in many towns clams1
by the Republicans and Indicate favorable results
for their ticket in this State in November.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE RIGHT KIND OF WORK AT ROME.

ROME, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The opening meet
ing under the auspices OF the Republican State Com
mttoe was held Wednesday The Hon G d. Prescott
present Congressman from TILE district ana nominee Ter
reelection delivered triIug speech which will gain
him many votes stirring and eloquent speech by Dr..
b. I Ives followed. There grand torchight pro-
cessiot "A feature OF which company oi mounted
' Wide AwakCs" There were 500 torches in line The
Republican, OF OueiCa County are fuY alOhsr' OLaIr
man DeuEl-0r tie County Committee. ~ eOndactHg
thorough and tnCrgefiC canvass ~ ine rOuny, "ncl
viii assurcd'y pri majority OF 2ooo and upward ioi
the Electoral Congrcssona nhd county ticket, as well
az tEree I.epubIcan A5Seab'ym
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
NALARIA IN NEW-JERSEY.

SOUTH AMB0Y, n. j., Oct 4.-Malarial fever
has become epidemic This place. There has been no
such suffering from the maady since the railroad was
built On Friday night last Joseph Smith, employed at
the pottery works. found lying in stable very much
enaciated from the fever. He had been lying there
several days. citizen had the man removed 70 his
own house. where cared for It Is feared ne Is
beyond medical aid Several causes are assigned FOR
the outbreak Of the fever being the malaria from
tue swamps formed by the new cuts made IN the cay
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
SENATOR BLAINE IN OHIO.
nv rE!gGRAPm TO TnE rRIBUNE.l

MENTOR Ohio, Oct. 4.-Senator Blame ar
rived here this evening. General Garheid having gone
10 Palnesviie TO meet hun. On Saturday hr. Blame
addressed an innense meet1g Youngstown. and this
afternoon he spoke mass-meeng Of the Repubhcans
OF Ash;abuia County. held 1t Jefferson.
The meeting at Youngstown was accompanied oy the
lorces tariff demonstration witnessed IN ONO. The
rocrssiou was over three miles cngth. and mcded
spleudid exhibition all the agricultural ana manu-
tacuriig Industries Of tne valley. Mr Blaine goes 10
S.nausKy by special train tomorrow morning. HIS
voice showing the effect of continued speaking IN tDe
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE CANNON-rHOMAS RACE.

LONDON. mOnuiY, Uct n IS5U
The match race between Joseph Cannon, OF
Kingstonon Thames, AMI Harry Thomas. OF Puney for
slOO side aud a bet OF RI00 9s0 total stakes 1880
was rowed this afternoon over the Thames Champion
ship Course-from She Aqucduct TO The ship distance
OF four miles and quarter. The was very hollow
affair Thomas by several lengths, rowing the last
part very easily. His time was tive ty-lOur minutes
twenty one seconds for the whole distance.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Standards Candahar dispatch says


The Standards Candahar dispatch says:
The Ameer Is aDoat to send shere As bro her TO Can
dahar a. Governor AYOob Khan declares hs ntenti n
of going TO Uer ana settling affairs. and then return
ing 10 attack Cnndanar."
Seven members II the Cabinet met at the rest
dence OF Mr.. GLADSTONE to-day.
Tho Cimbria Captain Ludwig has sailed from Ham
burg for New-York with 100000 marks ts23.O0Ol IN
gold.
The Sportsman suys: "DAvd Ward surerintends
rtnIan's traiuuc as he did Wien Ha7an Was ia Eng
land before. { .onol Albert d. Shaw. United States
Cmsu at Mqrcl cster. sail i'r Eng IN the
-eatner City ul r. -hmOad, whca leaves Nrw-io.k on
saturday, ihc 3th lht
HAVANA Oo L-rhere wore fourteen deaths from
vel ow lever uud sight smallpox in Havana during
tIo yycrl, eded st Friday. DURING the month OF y
ftnb.r ftere were -,yenTyignL deaths from yellow
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

strctcbed across broadway at Eighth-st He had
no trouble in getting the largest and best business
houses in that part of the city to assist III the
work The list is really curiosity IN Is
prominent business men. many Of whom were sup
posed TO be Democrats. The banner. which Is hne
one bears portraits Of Garfield on one side, Arthur
on the other with Lincoln in the centre holding his
proclamation. On the lower corners are hgrlres OF
commerce ana Agriculture. while above is the
uafne-Nerchauts' Republican Association. lt
will he SWING out Thursday evening.
Then ; W Scohe'd Will address the merchants III
Science Hail A large meeting is expected
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
ALIMPiNG DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
NrDtvA y Y. Oct. 4-fhe Democrats are

maAiu@ campaign here. One Of the tianslaren-
ces carried 10 their procession the other nig3t bore tie
in-criu.on Wlo left lie Army :" This device was
carried by an alleged Union ycta-au' bnt 1t tnrns out
tha: the bearer WAS soldier who des r-d IN 1867 and
was NJ ~ tnc Dry Turugls iOr unlshmenr 10 .h""
ftl eoired voters might possibly De Drmocraf. there
apgearrd grOcc sion blE lflsAnHh Dlachcu
III hiicd ID curry banner I1e l'Ht was 10" s0od
.uub.r~aas ire uEgrng hurt iu ihs region AT AlDoh
tae Othcr glt they nad COO torches Ia iihe
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
AN rNcENDIARY FIRE IN HUDSON. MASS.

BosTON, Oct. 4.--The Hudson House, In
Hudson. Mass, belonging TO james II. Sawyer, and
neighboring block OF tenement bouses, owned by Z.
Lewis W Chase, Paul Randall and T. NOurse, together
with tho sore and tnshop OF A. MAYNARD and the bar
her-shop Of j. Lowering burned by lDcendlary
fire this morning. The total loss is about SZoCoO;
insurance, $40
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
cRoroN SETTING 4 GOOD ExAMrLE.

FRANKLIN, y. q, Oct. T. Hc Icpu"i't""S
Of Croton nave of the most efficient ad acdve cam
paign club. tn TIE Larcc meetings are lac every
saturday night; which always addressed BY some OF
:he members Of tie club, ~ not by i speH.er from
abroad The club numbers about $50 mcmpers, inciud'
H. four Democrats. o. twenty Union veterans IN ths
district Olly t"O arc j.. mOcTat-.
rne.e was large mcsinr ErG4y ni-t 10 listen 20 40
aIdrss, uy Burton L. Beach, Oi Nc"-Iork Olty. IAe
audience nusttslc.
Ib- ReuuhhclEs here are wiaeaEaSo. earnest ana
comic. IA + IIGaII- Go0I report On u" "a OF
ADV III
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
GEORGIA OUTLAWS INDICTED.

WAsHrSGToN, Oct. 4.-Rcvenu. Agent Wag-
ner reports Atlanta taat tho United states Graad
Jury has found true bills against thrt ht persssa
armed attacks revenue officers In the Second Do
trct while dschargng their lawful duties Twenty 0f
these outlaws belonged % the that burned Dep1tr
Collector Smarts property ara fred upOn his tiD1g
ia lhe dead hour OF night. wOunding his son.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE IRISH AGITATION EXTENDING.
LONDON Monday, Oct 4. 1880

The Times saysi Wherever Mr.. Parnell and
his fellow agtators go they leave the country III hame
behind them Deeds OF awess violence done which
they have ucgested express terms, but which
are In full accordance with the spirit, though not with
the letter. their harangues and which they scarcely
even pretend 90 dsappEove afterward. The Land
League has extended organization 10 Great Bruain
have and being formed m several
large towns of meetings will be held Ia the
winter Throughout the cenBtry TO extend the princpies
Ofth he League"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
TIE COMING NAVAL REVIEW.

The United States vessels whlch are 70 taks
part IN the naval review at Hampton Roads abogs
October IS will begin 10 assemble al tie rendezvous
the latter part this week. The trai ingship- Mn
pesoia and Portsmouth will sail from tieF anchor
In the North R;yor this week the former on FrdayI
aud the flagship Tennessee VIII sal rom TIE Brooklyn
Navy Yard Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
HoRNELLsyILLE ALL Eight.

ha, Le.u nr,cd Win the S323" ara1a 1ne Repnhli
cans hAd nad capi..l meeting md parade. ani That
nlhi dose Of s.,@9 plaeardlns Vas admn''ered to
rlc town by Democrats The Republicans b. We laughed
AT IT, ami nave only been made u"Ic resoue Dy H. Inc
cstnpalsn II fairy bOolng here. No veterans nave
cone over 10 Hirruck ant the campaign is more
.pirted than ever before kEOWn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Republican Campaign Ciub OF tho
ylIItn Assembly D!strct held meeting last evening
n, Bennett Hal Nos. II and 70 Essex-st Addresses
wnre made by A. j. DlttCnhOci;r " IL tO"nifYi Juhu
f. Bro !sKs and II A. M4tGeTs
The With Assembly District Republican
,ssodatiou hcd regular monthly meeting lsst even
inr About seventy mcmDers wcre received and
~ vbrc. names we're proposed or InDcr-llP. There
v..s large attrndanc-, dnd hvcy demand i0r c. n
paI.n docalHrhlN
The Yoang Mems East Side Garfield and
ribur Campaign Cut Of tine XIIth District held ratln
eaton meeting last evening Tho Club nun 'er4 $50
cr.o,bers who will east their first ballot ~ AYgcmner
aetre4ses were de by Henry scIaccr william Wood
and Colonel Henry d. II LEI.
The company Of Mddletown Is. L) Boys in
pl, h,s beeu formed battalion. The oGicers
cloncl Cnarle H. CCs;I3. major Charles A. Jones' al
,f. Me,srs Nc.btr, Bennett and Gilroy, captains ;
- si.ssr- Cooyrr EucKn, JOneq. SniY cer bcYcry ard
Iio,t eu enants TRe battalion is expected TO make a
a1e ap,caranrc its next ptTo IN honor oi General
G-4ff Thirty pieces Of the srFehtn Regiment rahd
nave been engaged for TIE occasion
Unusual activity is shown BY the Repub-
,ie,,s ~ New.iots L. l. There are oTzaE.Zot aad In
r,,iur olcr ten dIa,rsnt clubs ,hs BoYs IN B.as,
Garfield AID Arthur clnba, four German clubs tsome-
b, v. known before IN the history % the party
tic f,Wul a battery Win Huc Ea, ANA lOlE Aicu 4
ss,rn..i md CLUB. thcf also com anN or
-. The Executive tOaIniiL'rC Oi Garhed ana
Irttnr Cl, ~. !, who's headquarters are ~ tbe
lr,..,.ler u,ifi!il. r~hcG Enc 'dntr, aud
,@ 49,, 6narlcrs 90 German C.nb so. } oH Wocbes lay.
fg.r' vii BE- a. flo.t '.i' i.' rnf o. sc ''ri IL
- . .took ~ ohio and spseet by Tagfe Ase VeGgh see
=" sesoAi Iese.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN MERIDEN.

MERIDEN, Conn. Oct. An the town election to
day the entire Republican ticket was reelected by
an average majority Of $50. The ticket is fos-
lows u. $. Williams T.. J. DoolIttle jr.. and 3 !.
Hall, selectmen and s. A. Hull. town clerk Ths
Republican gain over last year n 100 The town
votes for license and gives l,069 majority for the
Constitutional Amendment.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE ORIENTAL PERPLEXITIEs.
THE SULTAN MAKES A SECOND APPEAL
IONDoN Monday Oct A. &

LONDON. Monday, Oct. A. 1880.
A COnstantlnope dispatch to The Daily
Ners say: The sultan has again telegraphed to the
Emperor OF Germany, who has advised him to accept
the propositions OF the European Powers"
A scheme for arrangement OF the pending gue.-
tions between the Powers and the Porte has Deen
handed to the Ambassadors at C0nstantinople.
The leaders OF the opposition IN the Greek Parliament
have decided To support the National armament There
10000 under arms, and recruits are nOek-
ing rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
REBELS IN ALL EXCEPT NAME.

SALINEvILLE, OHIO, Oct. 4-Ihe Democrats
in mafca'ns up street The o.hr uisht refused 10 pss
underneath 10. United states Ig which stretched
across the street The had no inscription on Il
wun yer The objection 10 passing under w's mat IL
Wa. the Unled states 1Ig.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
AVERsE TO EUNN!EG FOR CONGRESS.
my T..lTGRAPu 10 rUE tribune

Bosrox. Oct. 4.-Ihe Republicans in the
MA Csng,es..ond District Gni some difficulty
IN securing candidate Nj. Field declines 20
run agan. Tie Hon. Alexander II. Rec declines
10 bc Considered a candidate, ana nav the Hon A. A.
R,raey, WHO was Nominated last week, hos written
'Cer dee i1!.tl tae honor personal Reasons. The
ci.tgci il e. o.c one 10 wi require Stroug aud
popu.ar man I'D dc cat the DrmOCrats
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
GENERAL GRANT COMING EAST

Hartford, Conn.,. Oct. AIN response to
an invitation General Grant rites General Hawley
thai he will visit Hartford after hs visit 10 Boston,
probably ON October 13 or Il. ARRANGEMENTS will to
made for a great meeting here OF tnat occasion,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
rrplrnIIcANs AT COOPER UNION.

Edwards Perrepout will speIk "Wednesday even
ing at The Cooper Institute, under the auspices OF
the Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club OF Ihe Cen
tral Committee. John Jacob Astor viii preside.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
NEW POST OFnCE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The United States mails
were distr bued tns morning for the first time from
the new Post Office il the Government building.
Since the great fire 1871. the Chicago Post Office
has been in temporary aud cramped quarters The
main or working IN the building Is 200 feet
long by 1870 feet wido.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
FROST AND DK0UTH.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Oct 4.-Three nights
of heavy caused much damage to the sweet
potato and tomato croUs IN Ocean and Monmouth
COunes. The cattle suffer severely from the prolonged
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
GOOD NEWS FROM NORWICH.

NORWICH. Conn. Oct. 4-The town meeting to-
day resulted in the election Of the Republican,
ticket by 400 majority. The majority for the Goa
stitutioua Amendment was ISL. and fOs Hcenss
A94
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
ovr OF UANCOCKs SUPPORTERS.

Colonel John L. Ward, formerly of Savannah, who
won his tItc in the Confederate Army. and was
aff.rward Confederate agent in Europe, has been
el ccted president Of the Hancock and English Club
Of Morristown. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE Campus AFLOAT.

LONDON. MOniay, OCT A. IssU
The steamer Canopus got atioat Satur-
day nght and proceeded Liverpool. A
considerable made In OF her plates by the
rock The steamer was f,atcd Oy constant pumping
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
NORWALK REVOLUTlOyIZED.

NORwALK Conn. Oct. 4.-Edwin Adams Repas-
hcan Mayor and full board of Republican Council
men were elected here to-day by LOG majority. 1hts
city went Democratic last year by forty-eight ns-
iorifv
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE STOCK EXCHANGE REPUBLICAN.

thorough canvass of tdc members 0i rue STOCK
Exchange has been made iatey by some OF The ac-
tive Republicans ia the Board and the result Il SAID
NV \ meniber of a weil-kuOwn New-st firm q lie as
follows: Democrats 329; Republicans, 77I.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

The two candidates withdrawn we're John
u Bailey and Cnariss II. Adams. Mr.BIeyls tie prese ut
nere.stoap and had been rcnou mated by ihc Anti
Suyth branch OF the Republican party In tEe dssrlc,
and slr. Adams La4 received the nomination Oh tue
snytH branch.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
4 coMPRoAllsE IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oot. 4.-Ihe Republicans of THIS
Coagr.ss.oua y street have agreed to Withdraw thef
two cauIl Iaes aud support DE- :. o. Vlndefpoe late
n-tn i.cr OF The pert OF New York, comp oTiso
candidate.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
VICTORY IN CONNECTICUT.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS YESTERDAY

REPUBLICAN SUCCESS YESTERDAY.
RESULT OF THR TOWN ELEcrIONs--MAXY DINO
CRATIC sTRoNGHoLDs oyERTHEOwN-TBE JUDI
GAL AMENDMENT PROBABLY ADOPTED.
The returns from the Connecticut town
elections show heavy Republican gains in
numerous cities and towns. OF tie 76
towns heard from the Republicans have
gained eleven from the Democrats. The vic
tory in Hartford is deemed sgni-
cant. The Republican ticket has also been
successful IN Britain, New w-London.
NOrwalk, Norwich and Meriden. Tho
judicial amendment to the Constitution is
probably carried by large majority. Great
satisfaction is expressed by the Republicans
at the general result.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE GARIBALDiAN SCARE.
LONDON. Monday. Oct. 4,
A disnateh from RO

dispatch from Rome to The Daily Ners
says: Premier Cairos letter to General Garbaldsent
Genoa by the hand OF Menott Garbald Is intended
alay the Generals resentment. Vigorous measures
taken guard the Genoa prison. where Major
Canzo General Garihaldis sonn-law, IL confined IWO
regiments OF troops nave been ordered TO Genoa
A dispatch 10 The Pail Mall gazette from Genoa saws
General Garibald landed at O'Clock this morning ana
was received with the grnaLest enthusiasm. lie APP
peared much pleased with his reception. Perfect Ordcr
prevailed The General drove straight to his daughters