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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. 7, IosU
Anew issue OF the Nih,t WiH fthe Peopic has been
put into circulation at st. Polersbug II bears the dac
OF Sepember3 ).
The arrival at Reval OF two American vessels loaded
with grain has opened eyes of Russians to the de-
fcieucies OF their system OF agriculture.
The Berlin correspondent Of The uoTTnJ f0St says he
heas positively that Herr Benn gscn. the National Lib
era leader been designated as Minister or tie III
terror ana Wee President OF the Bundesrath.
TORONTO, Can. Sept. THE Industrial Exhibition
was formally opened this afternoon by the Lieutenant
Governor.
MONTREAL. Sept -Four hundred immigrants ar
rived here 10 day en- route the West. Miss Rye has
forty orphans among the number
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PETROLEUM FOUND IN RUSSIA.

A dispatch from Paris states that large
oil district hes been conceded TO H. W. e. IwedGlc' OF
Pitsburg Penn. by the Russian Government Ihe OF
wells are N the Couban District, which is considered 10
be very rch WAS stated at the Petroleum Exchange
that BIr Tweddle has long been working for the CON
tract tho business of Russia, and about SIX years
ago proposed drill oil wells and build pipe lines Tor
the bringing OF oil from the Caspian Sea TO the Back
sea- It claimed that lie ha' struck lsh crude OH at
depth o. 200 feet, Of specific gravity OF 79I, ana 49,
Kaufnp II ths il iuc IL l. amp ecedented III was
stated by an exporter dat the hCayy OH discovered Oy
Mr.. Tweddle would only be NJ .or luorlcahhs pui-
poses.
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Az INSULT TO UNION SOLDIERS.
WHAT WAS DISPLAYED AT ELLENVILLE BEFORE TIL
EYES OF THE MEN WHO KNOW WHAT IT Is II

EYES OF THE MEN wHO KNOW WHAT 1T Is TO
BLEED.
ELENvILLF Ulster Co.. n. Y. Sept. THE
Democrats OF this town have always been very hot
over the bloody shirt"
There is a paper printed here called The Et'eariUe
Press. whose editors. Thomas E. and Gillian Bene-
dict are to be ranked as secesslonsts. In fact they
edit and print a secession paper called The Banner
of LiberfH of which several hundred 20 down to
Georria and South Carolina every Wednesday.
Nearly every week this Press has something to say
about the bloody shirt"
Last Friday night there was Democratic BAN
ner.raisinG and procession i'll this village, and
among other banners So" bloody shirt" mounted
on frame Ought such a thing to be allowed in
civilized Christian country All rghtminded citi-
zens Democrats as well as Republicans, were dis
Custed at such all outrage. number of former
soldiers who had known by experience what 1t was
TO have their clothing dyed in their own blood, were
so frantic as TO be almost beside themselves.
1t was with great difficulty that they could be re-
strained from sezing the originator OF tho device
and panishing him Oh the spot.
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WORK OF BOTH PARTIES.
prprR,ICANs ACTIVELY ENGAGED.

REPUBL ICANS ACTIVELY ENGAGED.
EEpuBrIcAN NOMINATIONS IN NEw-uAMPsHiRE-
TIE GEORGIA REPUBLICANs DFCLINE TO NOM
IXATE A neutrality-suspicious. REPORTS Al
THr NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONSULTATIONS.
The New Hampshire Republican Conven-
tion yesterday nominated Charles IL.
Bel for Governor; also Presiden-
tial Electors and Railroad Com
mlssioners The Georgia Republicans decided
not to nominate a State ticket. Wilmington
Del. has large Republican popular
majority The work of the canvass
is pushed with vim by both Republicans ana
Democrats Yesterday over thousand polln-
cal tracts were distributed by Republicans
in one of the lower wards OF the city. Inc
Committees of Tammany and Anti-Tammany
did not accomplish anything at their confer
enCc.
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FROM OVER THE SEA.
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.

PROPAGATION OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
SPEECH or THE QUEEN-PEACE BETWEEN CHINA
AND RUssIA-vICToRY OF THE SPANISH MINIS
TRY AT THE POLLS.
The British Parliament was prorOgued yes
terday until the 24th of November. The
Queens speech was read by the Royal
Commission it treats of the Eastern ques-
ton, the war in Afghanistan. Indian
finances, the situation in South Africa, good
crop prospects and the work of Parliament.
Peace exists between China and Russia. The
elections In Spain are favorable to the Minis
try.
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WORK IN WARREN COUNTY. NJ.

WASHINGTON, n. j., Sept. 7.-NeVer since
the OF the Republican party has the pros
meet in old Warren County been good for the Repub
ncaps winuing o campaign. They know little OF the
feelings OF the Democratic party IN this state who
claim that that party will carry the State for its Gov
elnor The party is disorganzed, and many openly as
sert that they will not support the nominee, but Will
vote Potts On Saturday last the second act In the
Democratic performance played IN caucus by the
s,lverlborn men and Harris men. and this borough
was In tumult from early mora uutIl
la.e at night. AT Tght, a1ter silver
thorn delegates were declared elected, II openly
asserted by Democrats that should good Republican
receive the nomination TINS county would give him
900 majority and 1t is asserted by Democrats that
Potts will carry this county by from 800 TO 1000 ma
iorlty The next Democrat act Will be performed IN
Belvdere on Monday next, when q candidate VIII be
for Congress- This district Is LOW thought
to BE- sure for Republican victory.
HOPE n. j.. Sept. THE Republicans OF ths place
met on saturday evening aud organized campaign
club C. Sgayza we'll known as the man who broke UP
tle once famous Warren County ring. was made pres
dent All OF the of the late war have joined
the club say they intend to vote as they ioasht
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SECRETARY EvARTs IN THE CANVASS

IBY TELEGRAPH NE IKIBCNE.I
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Secretary Evarts has &C.
cepted an invitation from merchants and otber dis
tingulshed men of New-lork to deliver an address
in that city on the questions OF the campaign, and
has designated the last week in the present month
&c the time most convenient for him for that pur-
pose. The Secretary says that he met number of
prominent men i'll Newlork, and they all were con-
iident OF Republican success. He thinks before the
lst Of October the people will have so thoroughly
discovered the real purposes of the Democratic
party that the last prospects of success will have
lett the party.
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TIE .IRKANNAS ELECIION.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 7.-Partial returns from
number Of countes indicate the election Of Churchill,
Democrat for Governor, Parks. Greenbaeker. by
majority ranging between 10000 and 10000 From tho
returns received believed the proposed constitu.
tonal amendment repudang certain state bohds Will
fan 10 "A majority Of all the votes cast. as re'
uured Oy the constitution.
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PRESIDENT HAYES IN AEVIDI.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE Presidents
train arrived at wlnnemuceiat ut 6l0 IN. The resi-
dents had assembled at the depot and tho train stopped
long enough allow OF general haud-shaking and
few rema -lls BY the President.
dispatch from Reno says that the train arrived
there and left for Virginia City at 1870 O'Clock
great crowd with and music gathered at the
dcpot. The President made u short speech from the
hotel balcony. lie was followed by General Sherman
aud Secretary Ramsey who each spoke lew minutes.
Much cnthusi a5m was manifested.
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TIE DROWNING OF MRS. HENNESY.

FARI-, IIt,udy, crIL ., T7oV
Details have been received of the accident
nj Rosco on tha coast of Fnistcrrc September 3, by
whi9h Mrs. Henncsy. American LADY, NiScOuut
Fleury and two natives OF England were drowned from
a boat belonging TO the Russian Prince Gazen. 1t ap-
pears hlt the oil aud uns,awOrthy, ana tue
crew " sailors miscalcu tied The height or the tide
inc boat consequently beat the rocks aud WAS cap
sized A young Russian with the parry made great eI-
foris to save his companions Mrs Hcnuo,y ciung TO
norton of the for time, but ultimately re-
Iaxedler hold and drowned.
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STILL UNCONSCIOUS LAST NIGHT.
A DISPATCH FROM THE HON. WILLIAM WALTER
PHFLPs-HOw HE SPENT THE PREVIOUS DAY
AND EXENING


A DISPATCH FROM THE HON. WILLIAM WALTER
pHrLps-How HE SPENT THE PREVIOUS DAY
AND EVENING.
jBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
SARATOGA, NY, Sept .7-l0P. M.-Mr. Roberts lies
still unconscious The attack apoplexy followed by
paraysis of the right side In the absence OF another
efusion no serious issue IL Immediately feared. He
went TO New-York on "Wednesday and returned
Friday somewhat but not urnaturally, fatigued by
the heat and Journey Quickly regainlng his or
binary strength, nothing remarkable i'll his con-
dition is recalled now except that on Monday ho
seemed extraordinarily well and cheerful. He
drove to the lake in fine afternoon. and met there M
expectedly with Dr. Fordyce Barker In thcir chat
on Moons piazza ne merrly sad What o good
time for ne to get sick, now you are here"
Returning from his drive he spent tho evening in
cheerful bauter with his friends until little after
nine, when ne went over to the railway station to
meet me on my return. He joked merry
over my defeat and left at ten for bed.
AT four he rose to see if his little boy was
sufficiently covered then he returned to his bed and
seemed immediately to fall into deep sleep Inc
hard breathing aroused Mrs. Roberts, who found
him unconscious The physician or the h0tcl
and Dr. Barker staying ut DrexePs Cottage, were
immediately summoned, but there was little to be
done except TO await the return oil CONSCIOUSNESS,
which still delays. -,
parts of the country before the hotel was fairly
awake. The gayety is stopped, and no question Is
asked except, Is there any change
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS.
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TIE TEY.IN FEVER AMONG CITTLE.

OSwEGO, n. Y, Sept. 7.-Professor james
Law, Of the Cornell University, b. direction Of Gov
erpor Cornell las made examination of the cattle
distemper in Oswego aud expresses tho opinion that
the disease Is Texln eycr This disease originated
among cattle bred on the mlarial grounds or the Gulf
OF Mexico and brought hero by Texas cattle pur-
chased at stock yard in Buffalo. Two moro cows died
tn -llN
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GOLD LEAVING EUROPE.
IOSpON. Tuesday, Sept.

LONDON. Tlle.daY, Scpt. T. $3.50.
In addition to the gold withdrawn from the
Rank of England s25 OOO) for shipment to New-iork
sio 900 was taken from the open market tor shipment
to America.
4 Berlin dispatch to The Post says the Imperial
T. .; OF Germany has ordered its Bremen and Hamburg
L.acuer 10 tem pOrarily suspend gold payments
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DROVyING OF 4 CLEGG YMAN.

SAcKETr's HARBoR, n. Y. Sept. 7.-While
party from smithville we're out sailing near Campbes
Point this afternoon tho yacht Eva Pope. the Rev.
H. ID T. Hodges. OF smthvillc, was standing on the
runpiog board whom the word was given. hardalee"
Mr. Hodges evidently did not understand tho meaning
Of The words and stood still. The boat jibed. the
boorn striking him ana knocking him about twelve feet
from the boat plank thrown from the boat. but
die not get withn his reach, and wuen the boat
hrou9 ht about Mr. Hodges had disappearcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
TELEPHONE CONTENTION.

NIAGAIA FALLS, Sept. 7.-Tbc Telephone
Convention began sessions here today ani Is largely
attended About $40 100000 OF capital arc represented
Several of tho leading manufacturers Of telephone ap
na-atn. have exhibits illustrating practically the latest
inventions and improvements. NJ,
rhe Convention as called order by H. W. Pope OF
New.York over $50 delegates responding 10 IN:
call T. /. Pbillips, Of Dayton Ohio. was nominated
and elected chairman. Committee on Credentials ana
Permanent Organization was appointed.
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AN EARLY REPORT FROM BENNINGTON.
A FALLING OFF IN THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY AN
TICIPATED.

BENNINGTON. W., Sept. IA much lighter voto
is now polled than was expected In
this town and the county. 80 far
AS heard from the South. the Senator and sheriff
on the Republican Icket are running behind, Dut
the indications are that the Republlcans VIII
win Colonel Joyce, for Member Of Congress, is
running ahead of the State ticket. In Bennington
town, the Republican nominee for Representative rs
Indicate as heavy majority NJ IN 1873, when the
county stood Republican by s36 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
A CYCLONE IN BERMUDA.

ST. GEORGE, Ber., Sept. THE sever
est storm that has visited these isles
In century ragged last Saturday niEht
OF dollars worth fruit have been do
sfroycd In addition to sll this vast amount OF
damage has been wrought to different budinKs through
portsnt public works
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RUSSIA AND CHINA AT PEACE.

LONDON. Tuesday Sept z, $780,
Reuters dispatch from Berlin says: Pri-
yae advices from st. Petersburg announce that the df
ferences between Russia and China have been nray
arranged and the new treaty will be signed at Pckn
Tho Marquis Tseng is expected 10 leave st. Peters
burg In about "a fort ght.
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A REpUBLICAN CITY IN DELAWARE.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 1.-The Republic
cans have carried the municipal election OF Wilmington
by popular majority OF 222, being gain OF CO. This
victory is largely due the efforts Of Henry C. McLear
chairman OF the Cty Committee, ara gives tne KepnD-
cans strong hopes OF carrying Newcastle County for
Garfield In November.
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for the last four years. and heir local nominations "cA
power to arouse enthusiasm. The Republicans nave
formed large Garfield ald Arthur Club when mas
been Joined by nearly all the Independents and Prom
btionlss. and by many Democrats. Que OF the most
prominent recruits from the Democratic ranks is INC
Hon. Charles Phelps. brilliant lawyer who Tor seyeta
years has for import Offices under Democratic
,ors He has fcrsaken tnat party and this year ne Is
cast his vote Repuolican. There ~ every nuca
ton that Connecticut will be carried for Garheld ano
Arthur by n large majority.
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sTANLEY'S NEW EXPEDITION.

A steamer from Loanda brings the follow
ng news. The Portuguese steamer belonging to the re-
Gently established COanza Company had steamed up
the Congo to Nok, hours sail from BIOL the head
Quarters Of Henry VI. Stihleys expedition Mr otap-
lev told the captain III tie steamer 1at nls Oect was
not comnerce but To open path for future traders
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FOREST FIRES IN NEw-HAMPSHiRE.

GLEN STATION. N. H., Sept. 7.-Extensive
forest res are raging throughout Northern New Hamp
shire The sun been obscured by the smoke for the
past wenty-four hours
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GARFIELD CLUB AT WHITEHALL.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Sept. 7.-To-night the
Republicans Of this place held large and very enhus
asttc meeting. Garfield and Arthur Cub was formed
and H. g. Burleich was chosen president. Addresses
were M ade by Mr. Burleigh w. H. Tetft and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
DISCOURAGED DEMOCRATS.

ROCKVILLE, Conn. Sept. 6.-The campaign
g., ,hs ulsoe bids fair to be the most successful one for
,bs Republican that has ever been known Ths Dom
o,. seem TO he discouraged by their partJs record
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SUICIDE At NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS. Sept. 7.-George Knapp,
Of Utica committed suicda here to-day by jumping into
the American Rapids of tho Niagara River above the
Falls.
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A CLOUD OF FLIES.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. 7.--Immense swarms
OF flies passed over Guysboro suDd'y. They came
from the east, and resembed dark cloud People were
much alarmed.
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RETURNS FROM TIE TOWNS.
LEY TELEGRAPH The TRI3uSE.I
RUTLAND. VT, Sept. THE vote of some of tho
.oo,,s for Govaruor ia given below:

BURLINGTON, W., SeI ember FIN VerQennes
NJ. 0. Heath, the Grecnbi elk candidate for Cover
nor, received thirteen votes, and in Ferrsburg lie
received twenty.six votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
CONGRESSMAN JOYCE REELECTED

MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 7.-Rcturns from this dis
rict show that Randall is far behind his ticket for
Congress. The Republicans are gaining in the large
towns along the line of the railroad. Joyce il
doubtedy elected by largely increased majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

SANDY HILL, n. Y, Sept IA large and en-
thusiasrc meeting of the Republicans OF the town OF
Kpcsbury was held in the Washington County Court
House in tho village of Sandy Hill. oil Saturday last
James C. Rogers chosen chairman, and Grenyillc
NJ Invals as secretary. Addresses made by j. c.
Rogers and u. G.. Paris. A campaign club was Formed
with the following onccrs President. Charles Stone; |;
secretary, John II. Derby; treasurer. ). b. Amber ;
finance committee. Guy W. Clark. chairman; commit
fee on " Bows In Blue" Frank NJ. Van Worner. chair
man Campaign headquarters Win reaGing-ioom was
onepeC Yesterday. and strong organ Zaton or BOYS
IN Blue will be perfected this week The Republicans OF
Kngsbury are Thoroughly afOuScu, anu Will H"Ao al
e,c.eut re mort tu November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
EMILE ALEXIS SEGRIS.

PARIS, Sept. 7.-Emie Alexis Segris, Min
ister Of Public obstruction and afterward Minister
Finances Ia tie Olivier Cabinet III 1870, Is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
ENTHUSIASM AT NORWALK.

NoRwALK, Conn.,, Sept. IAN enthusiastic
Garfield meeting was held here tonight mr' van
Worlner OF Utica +. A. Palmer of South Carolina and
W Smith of Memphis made stirring speeches The
Opers House was janilned. Old Norwak Is titgTSuGhy
aro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
INCREASE OF CABLE TOLLS.


It is stated that the Anglo American Tele-
aph Company intends their rate shortly prob
anly to shiliugs per word Independently OF any ar
rangement with the French Company.
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team and an Australian team at Remington oval yes
terday Tho Australians have lOI to make IN four
wcKets to defeat in the first innings Inc scoie
stands 400 to 3I0
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THE CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.

SAN Francisco, Sept 1.-The Republican
Executive Committee have placed Dr. john A Bauer on
the electoral ticket in place Of Claus specEes with
drawn.
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ACROWD OF $4,000 SPECTATORS.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-There were $4,000 spec
a:ors al the c:icxet uiatch between picked English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

ent State campaign. An effort to indorse Norw od
for Governor was Overwhelmingly defeated and
resolution was passed declaring it inexpedlent 70
nominate n Governor or other officers. lie senti-
ment is strongly in favor of Colquit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
NoT FIOCKING TO THE STANDARD.

A meeting was held at WOOdside last night
"a found q Hancock club. Officers wers appointed and
bylaws decided upon. but not single member was en-
rolled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
AN OLD STORY REVIVED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. Tile Commercial,
OF this city, will publish statement tomorrow to the
e0rct that court records show that Elisha English.
father Of William L. English the Democratic can nIidate
for sent to the Penitentiay Tor
slabbng "A man.
For "LoeaI PolnieaI MfstinGs" se fUh Page
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITY NEARLY 10000.
AN ESTIMATE FROM OSE-THIRD or TUE IOWNs
IL THE STATE,

IL THE STATE.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
RUTLAND, W.T. Sept. THE RuHand Hcrdd viii
claim in the morning that the state has gone Re-
publican by from 5000 to 30, 900 majority. There
Is great rejoicing among the Republicans here.
Seventy towns give Republican net gain Of
1000. If this ratio Of gain holds good IN
the remaining 40 towns, the state viii
give Republican majority of 10000.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept 7.-Returus from one-
'hrd Of the towns IN the State indicate over $4,000
Republican majority.
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IppOyNTNENr OF SUPERVISORS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-Applicationl has been
formally made to Judge Baxter OF the Vused States
Court for the appointment Of coming
e,ectIon of Tho Judge has tepuco that
Ss viii make the appointments September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS DISCOURAGED.

ArIASTA, Ga. Sept 7-Tbe Republican State
Convention was in excited session all day trying to
determine what rol,cy 1t Should adopt in the pres
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THE VOICE OF VERMONT.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAINS.

TIE STATE CARRIED BY THE REPuBLlc.Ns ny
MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT OVER 25.OOO-ALL
THE CoNGREssMEN AND STATE OFFICERS
ELEcTED-TuE LARGEST MAJORITY SINCE 1872.
AL the returns from the Vermont
election received at the hour or
going to press Indicate that tho
Republicans have carried the State by the larg-
est majority they have had since 1872. Returns
from One-third of the townsindicate ma
jority in the State of over $4,000, tho
majority Tor Governor in 1876 having been
23,735. The Republican candidates for Con-
gress are believed to have been elected in all
the districts.
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A RECESS OF PARLIAMENT.

THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT PRoROGUED UNTIL NO.
ygMBER 2i-TnE QUEENS sPFrCH-THE NATION
CONGRATULATED on THE GENERAL PROSPERITY.
IoSDOH Tuesday. Sept z, 1880