Tp) A TD)71r w 1 jt ' i 7T""T" EYE lihLiJLi jjid .... DOUI5LE SIICEr-TIIHEE CENTS. VOL. VlII-No. 8C. PHILADELPHIA , "WEDN TDAY, OCTOBER 9, 18GT. F1S18T EDITION THE STATE ELECTIONS licsnlt of the Conk, ts Yesterday. Tfcc Proems cf tho New Revolution. rcnnsjlvania, (lliio, Iowa, ami Indiana. The "Cld Keystone" State in Doubt. A Oriel Change in the "Buckeye State." Kts., Die. j JCtc, Fie., i:tc, lite. The result ol the elections in I'eriii-yl van iu and Ohm luivi' been di-a-tious to lue Repdl) lean party. It seems ju-obuble that II. m. Gctrne Hii.rswcod lias been elected to the Kiprcmc Urtirh hy at Innst live thousand m i jonty, but tbc actunl state of iiil'iirs cannot bo decided except by the. ollinal returns. We give below tho majorities as far us re-sorted throiigh out the State. Twdflh Congressional District. A piivate despatch i'roui Wilkcsbtuie says the vote in the Twelfth District, made vacant In itio dentil ot Hon. Charles DcuUon, will stand about us follows: Hon. WlutbropW. Ketchum, U., . 11,150 Hon. (Jeorue VV. Woodward, D., . 14,300 L This indicates r considerable Republican pain the majority lor Dennon, Democrat, last lull, being 2000. The Contest In the State. The candidates for Supreme Court Associate Justice were: Hon. Henry V. William., of Allegheny. Hon. George Sharswood, of Philadelphia. How Pennsylvania Has Voted lteforc. The vote of the Ktate for the past six years ban ticcu as follows: Whole Vtc. 1M,0... 476.1 1 1M2 431.'; 5(1 18(i.i 523.007 mai 572,707 lfcos 45i,2ii3 JKUi 797,370 Mujoritii. Lincoln oil till Democratic... 3521 Republican ...15,3J5 Lincoln 29,1175 Republican ...22 OHii Geary (It) 17,17s Table of Heported Majorities. 18ll(i. lKtli, Afiams 210 Sill Alli-Kl eny 77111 7l'00 Armstrong (Wi Heaver .;.,() Bed lord 211 Jieiks Huu liiiuii lllulr 732 .VW Wradford 4iH3 Bucks fill! ti:,u Butler M ...... ...... OhlnhliH 6!,Z (100 Cameron 71 08 Carbon 4:3 .ice, Centre 471 Chester cmnm J car mm Oieaitifld lid Cl.llll'll C-'-'J ...... 4 ,11 Columbia 1018 l.jiM Ciaw f'uril 171) la hi t'ai. In I hind i)i7 V j i 1jiiitii, in la'. u i iou pelaware las. 1.1.4) .. . Hk !(' Frit mi 1 ('J Fnycltc V'.'n Franklin hn 21'H Fulton 2m ami l-orest 21 tiieei.e l.'.n Hllllllliadui liiiiimi i - I'1 .IctlerHfi Km ...... J u i. i ILL II TllllCUStlT Wl'l iiiOl) ....m I.nwrriive 2l i(i .LeV.auon li'.'t l"t LililKli H"'- I'""1 Lii.i'ine irl '-"(in .I.yfomliiK 677 Mill McKeuil lii'l W erePi-..., tJ'J Willlin Mui.rue I'.'1'-' M in ij'omery....- MM Moiiu iir '' 1 -' Nortl.aiupu n WH Nurtl uiubtr)RQil i'M I'crry t0 Jliili.deljihia 0.'S ...... 300u I'lke TU hdiier t-ehnylkill 180U 'Soriii'iBut MOS Hinder Siiilivmi Hiiniiiubttuiia. 14-18 lit -l'ioca 316.1 Vmoi - - 704 VtniiDKU t"7 ") Wnrien Ills Wan WftHtilDglon.... a-S lij Viyne.... WeBtmoreliiuU H'W WyouiDK - . 1,1 Total 54.476 87.M0 OHIO. Large Democrailc gains are reported in some jiortions of the State, and small Republican pains in others. From the returns we should P6timate that General Rutherford B. Hayes, Ke publican, has been elected by about 22,000 majority a Democratic gaiu of 20,000. Negro Suffrage. The following amendment to the Stule Con stitution ha9 been passed by a small majority nay aDout 3000: "J. very male cltii.en cf the United Htates of the age cf 21 jears, who hliull have been a reskteni or tlie tklale oue yer next jirecwrtinu ttie election, ana of tne iinvy, lownHlilp, or ward In which he rosidi micli Mine an may be provided by law; except such peraous as have borne arms 1b support of any insurrection or rebellion against the Uoverumcni of the United ttaten, or have tied from their ulaoen of residence to avoid belli drafted Into the military servlee thereof, or bavedeNerted the military or naval uorvlco of said tvoveriiment In time 1 1 wur. and had nut Halmequently been honorably discharged Irom the Niine, Rhall liave the uiihhiiruiujnij ot an elector, and be entitled I j vole at all elections." The State Candidate. The first list d candidates in the following ables are probably all elected: Jitimblicnn. pnawrtilir. for Governor Ceil. K. J!. HayuK A , (I. Tiiiirniau, I.leiil. tiiivernor. .. jen. John ( J.ee, Dmilel to. Uhl, Wreiw.of htm Huiufv H. Warner, O. l ullon, AUllMlirillKlHlv Iiim IT ..n.l ....... Inlm .Icli-'luL'iK. Altorney.u(.neral..Willlum II. West, Frank H.Jluril. Kiip. t.uuri JudKe ..John Welch, Thou. .M. Key, I u p er 1 peas y... Moses H, Uralley, Win. Kherid I, l.oril 1 uh. V orks.l-hllip llfcr.lii. A. IlUKiies. IIovthe State Vatt.l Ilurnra. TheTote in the fctute since 1C0 bus been follow: f. 44-M41 lhi' :ix,7'.i 3"' W.I.UK7 1M1 1 47i,223 IMh,M 470,7.y V 417.71 JtMiti 478,9 8 Hi Lincoln Toild (U.) liemoeiutio Krough H.) I'lneiilii ;ix ( 11 ) Iteuubilcnn Hnloriti. 8'J,77!l , rij,a'i:i 6M7 .!!! M Ml it,6W R. 1. lliiyco, rc-limed, over Richard Smith, a n chMIiv joiirnnlig', by a nmall majori'v in the Second l)i-tnct, foni pri.-iiiR part of the city of Cincinnati. IOWA. The candidate:-, in Iowa wcic B3 follows: ...Col. Mini. .Merrill, ..( 'ol Joh n Scott. ...I M. Heck. .."Ill II i i'i Vinner ..U. F. Wells. .State for lh nwrrrlfic. ( 'h urlcs M Hsiiii. 1'. M. Ilitn iH. .Iiihn II . Cruli;. W. T. It iker. M. I,. Klihe.'. Pix yearn p-.-.st ha-i I J Oovprnop I.teul. (inverniir... Hip. Cnnrt JnilK''. AHerney ( ii ni'iul blip i'uli. I ni t n... The vote in tbc blood us lollows: nvefr r(,f.-. l'ii'n I -2s :,'u r.incnln Iki 2 1 in 'i':i I ' ').n illcan l: - .1 . s k -'I c - 1 1 1 ( 1 '.i n in 4 i:v . 'il l.lnn.i r IMi.'i 'i I H 7 S'.O'K. ( It i IN lr,-.i.:-l JU.'inilillcin Tim republican! have carried tin: Sla about 'lU 'A ') minority, :i lo s ol at lea it 10,0110, INDIANA. The clecliiins in this Si de y.'sterdav were loi cotiniv liiceri. mid for a fev n'.i'i-i of the l.ifri-ia'iiN'. The Mate bin prooa'uiy Republican by u.-mall inajo. i'y. SKIV JKUSKY. At tie Chat icr electiun in N 'Wiulv .yesterday, Ma.ior I'ed.i-e, Ji publican, was lc-elci-'e I by .n, (Mil fill majority, a Kepuhli'vm lo s of IDiK.l. 117 .'it II ' t Mi It MttM thlia ln iiirm 4V,ni v. ried Ohi us well as Penufcylv.ania in lSo2 In 1803, when VallandiRham was a candidate f or Governor, lirouph (since dead) defeated him bv h ninjorl'.y of over one hundred thousand. CMineral B. V. Carey for Congress. General H. F. Carey. Conservative Republican Moderate Damoorat, lemperanee and tirat-eluni etujnpist, eiL'ht liour and bard money candidate, belt elected to Conrms in place of Ueueru) 'rii.0 October V.lcctlnUN. Tin- K'.w Yuri 'jn'i'ini' of to-day say": l'eni s lvaniii ynsler-iliiy e'ectcl .In k' -ll.,.r.c.0'i 10 ln-r uj icine ili-nc li hy u :nn 11 iu:t.i,iriiy. I'll1! In a-, we it pii ch i in i ell, 1 In i u 14 11 ii t,t hi w.; w i . 1 1 e I. lie i.i .. n i.ljlc n i,i,: wiiliu lis 1 iil' enpere lie" hi a j.i'l;" 11 id liis i c ."Idencc In l'n i In-' ei phi i unve him n. ih. celed iiiivn etnm over Ins cm "hi u-1 ely iiiikieiivii eein pilmr. 'I Ii h t r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ei pennniil, uiui rat lid' In ' pitcol hii tlmroanhlj' had puliiici lli.ni hi'-aiHe ol tin in. "In tli absence or (nil returns, wo presume the Lenlhlftinip to he 1 .epubi ican us iisnnl. There hum ,' no l'riUlenl. Uove, imr, nur iiieinoet -t of I'un -re-is tu ehoCM'. Ine vole is cuiiituiiativeiy lint. lu (ihiolhu Itcpubliean Slate licket iK elect, d, unu the l reebnf liUBe unienOiuent prolmhly delt ut d. The vote Is much lighter Hum hcl yinr. iiud Hie lti-ailit.u.s Miller hy tho IuIiuik oil', us iiuhI, ".So lap ss we have leliiiiis, tlie Conmittittonul Amepdmeiit runs steadily ht'lillid tho hepiiblie.ui canilkliilcH, but not lar behind, We estimate thai IKm.ijoo Kepuhl cans hftvo von d Inr it, while nerhai s lii.iinii have voted iiKiiinst It. It 1h Mild to he iinpotiular, but, Ik mi more so t ban protest 'lit su'l'iat'i' would be In a (ounli'v predominantly ami I rudiii niuily Konuitiist; or viff. iv '.mi. Privileged classes always chin; lei'ii idiinsly to their niiinniioly ol power. The vote ju.' t ci'st lor manhood HullruKe in Oulii is positively ami rilnlivt'ly hitter than was ever belore east while whites ulune voted In tiny great Stale of the Unlnii.'' The New York 'oid t-peuks as follows of the rci-ult: "W e have met the enemy nnd they are oars? The result ol yesterday's electiun tell only one story. From every (pinner the news comes that tho Jiciuo. crats have not only ruined lurid ly upon their vote ol last year, but in most places have handsomely bea'en their opponents. Thty havecurr'ed Pennsylvania hy a mujuiiiy ot at least seven thousand, and swepi mat radical stronghold, .Philadelphia, so thoroughly that there sieiim to he iiothin:; lelt of radicalism in the city. 1 n Ohio they have delealed t he pr.ipo eil uiucuil inent to the State Constitution, exlendiiiK tho elective IiancliiKe to iieicroes and possibly li'ivo elected their fetato ticket, from Iiidiiiia and Iowa very .meaKro reporls reach us. but they are echoes of the miutl news Irom l'eiiiittylvttulii and Ohio. Whocou.d usii lor more .' "Whip' thp victorious snlillprs ure returning from the Held mi which they have iiained .so uraiid a vic tory, nnd tin limits ol triumph are heard on all .suit s, it is no time lo stop to iinah.e the causes of this 1,'lorliiiis result nnd eon, pule Us iiillueiice in ihe future, l o do this is lmpoitant cuoiikIi, but not until the suicke ol liattie lias sutlicienllv cleared away to dis cern accurately how completely the enemy has been heiilcn, J.et ihe news which up print this moraine ha the signal for re.loit'iiiK U over the louutiy, and let it inspire all ti ue men e. ei win re with a in ;h c 'iill ih'in e in the sober, sect nd thought of the American in onle, which, I liaiili'i to un overrullne Prni klenco, never yel I, as .'aileil to lesume Its HWay over leiupo raiy pass mis. however etrtn k I hey m;iy have htj ri. '1 he elm. ds cuf lilied pis: sprint:, when radicalism w us beaten in I nnii'-ei icui . The h-'iu'ci''. i:re;v hritj.iti r win n im In ard ol ihe I le'iioerui le vl'-t n, y I u C'i. nor ma, iiiid now i l.e 8kv is cl.'-ir. J'i'.tri jl.s, every v. nei-e, thiiiik Uotl, and Ink- couiaije." The liiilowint; i-peeial de patches' appear in the Kew York papers of to day ; OHIO. Kxel inenl lu tlio Cnpltnlof tlie State. C'oi.l.mhi h, Oct. 8. The Demoi'iM') entered vi iy eaniediy into the conlii' t wit li tne Kepub licaiH lo-i1:n at the poll.;. 11-irdly ft Democrat in the city lailc.l to vole, v'lile many Republi cans mitjiit be accused ot beihir iipathctic. i'ro n ei.rly tool ii'.ui all MinJown all tlie polls, with the exception oi one or two, were besiei;t.i by those who were either smxi ills to vote cr t i iis-ecrtaiu Home idea of how the voting was loiiif? on. At the County Court Iloufe an Fn s Is bin an who had, unioi Innately lor biniHdl, acecptetl tbc post ot Republican cbiilh n re'r lor the stun ol live (lollars, f:ot bru'.ully lieaicn tor bem too oti'xious in challeiiciiiir i'eitiocratic vo'ej .. A tew other m4hap3 occurred to Republican chal lenge rs at other polls, hut tne occurence, on every oceision, apbCHied to originate from an over-indiilfience in alcoholic stimulant;.. I. ess than tin hour titter the sun weut dowu crowds be pun to collect around T'liui'tnau Hall, the Democratic headquarters, toawuit the anxi ously expected returns. Alter the hall had been packed to its utmost capacity a larere a.isem blaue still remained on the street outside, look intT eagerly up at the window. tt bear what deeds the Democracy had performed in the Sta'e. At the same time tho beer and liquor saloons were all opened and prodigiously pa tronized. The Republicans observed the occasion very modestly, no crowd being assembled in front of their headquarters, and no demonstration in dulged within; but the Democrats were tumul tuous, and every announcement of a caln over Just yeur's vote was received with the wildest applause. Keturns trom the county ot Frautliu were brought in by couriers, aud whenever one appealed with either a Democratic or Republi can paiu bis presence was bailed w ith the wildest delight. This county (Franklin) pives Judge Thurman, Democrat, about 2G00 majority, a Democratic pain ol eOO over last year. The Democratic irains in the State, as far as heard from, ure larpe, r.inl indicate the election of Thurman. The Constitutional amendment is beaten badly. The Den ocials are rejoicing. The city of Co lumbus gives Thurman 1202 majority. A Had leal Mobbed In llticyriif, Ohio. The editor of the Btuyrus Journal (radical) wus mobbed at the polls iu that town to day lor presentini a nepro to exercise the rh'lit of suf. I rage The extent of bis injuries was not stated. The Latest from Ohio The News liver. -whelniing-Thiirinan Probably Klected The Negro Amendment Ueateu by Forty Thousand Majority. CoLUMiius, Oct. 01 A. SI. Franklin county pives twetity-ei;;ht hundred majority for Thur man. The news is overwhelming. I have no doubt of Tliurnian's election, hy a decided ma jurlty. I think both branches of the Legislature ate Democratic. The neu.ro amendment is, 1 should judpe, beaten by 40,000 ruajoi'py. Both Parties Claim the State Tlie Negro Aiueudiiient Rejected. Cleveland, () , Oct. 8. There are Democratic pains In every county. Hayes' majority, as claimed by the Republicans, i. probably ten thousand. The Democrat-claim the Mate. Ilie negro amendment is leultn hij a larijp mitjtirity. low Democratic Oalug Tbc Usual (story. Dceuqeb, Oct. 6.U turns from all parts of tbe State tonight show laree pains everywhere for tbe Democracy. The backbone ol the con fiscation nepro-suil'iape party is broken. Tue Democracy arc rejoiomg over the returns from Pennsylvania nnd Ohio. Tho interior f tbu State las douc yeomen's work lor the pood cause jf union and liberty, and it is believed that at least 2500 votes have ehanped by reasou of the lnbulerancel of Kcpublioan gpouters who have ijeluifed uh Slate during the cuueus. The Connecticut Victory Town Votes IttvoliK lonl.ed Nr.w Havfn, C( mi.. Oct. H.-Tne Democrn'ic ciuiis in the town elections t hr niL't.ont tins State yc-tcruav ure such a0, if we do as well m xt year, to assure the rext I.ecis'atiire " the Democracy, even should there be no further riiiciion ripain-t radical rule. In some of tin; towns the pains have been so creat as to thoroiiitly revolutionize the political situation. im ELECTED.- U TIE CITY. The Piittner.ils Have I.vei jllilnn Tlu-lr Own Way A l!(iitlillnm I.nss (il"1l."i0 Votes, and a DemotratlMialu l 2MHI, itr. AVevere fully roiivincd fit noon yesterday, In in I in- put t in I 1 'cnorts of t lie petnl I li:! elect Inn vhnhv.e cad then collectt il, ' bat. tin! H-'iii1)-ci at. s v mi lit c.i 1 1 y the (it V Py ii small iinijorily, uiui row iliat the Kttiiis a i e I li, we li ml nil i jut St lit lutein In be on ly ton t rue. IP tinc wu u at n a i (H !ier I '( iin ci al te victory In l'lilhnb l phpiv.e nie olille,('il tn (;n linck M-Vi-rul years. Ti o It ,i lot i ue P ' s In en the tl act tin t ion iu part v vol i s 1 1 1 1 1 Willy, since ls'.J; l".-i A.- Vote !("' i'lesltlciil: s-.-i.lt (V, hie) 'J!, ..'Kl 1 l.ll'J (.1-ice." oil) (i-ti Ii.il, Total orj osiilnn vote 'Jo,in2 Fin t c ( 1 1(- in.) 2iM2i Iicnuiciatic inijtivity S'M) Ti 'P.i vote ol.Jll -Viito Inr f.ovei nor: I'ollncU fWbii;) -8 S17 Jiiplcr iDt-JU.) -'e'lii For HherifT: Cowr'l (Kep.). I.j lc (Dem.)..., AVbig majority.., 3 ssl Total vote 5 1S55. Vote for Canal Commissioner: JV lc 1 1 1 il so n ( Kun ion ) -5,770 Williamson (Rep) -0 Total opposition vote.... Flumer Deniocr it)., D inocratlc ninjorlty . Total vote is,-ft. Vote for ITesklent: Fremont (l'cp ) Filllnoio (K.lN".) Total opposition vote.. IJuclianau (Doui.) , .2"i.7!)0 ,2s,:tS'i 2,591 ..31,171 -,v.n 2l,l)Sl .."'-,077 , :is,222 Democratic majority 0,113 Total vote 70,2'J!) 15?. Vote lor (if.vernoi: Wilmot (Uep.) 10,001 Hazitbuivt (K. iN.) n,;i;i3 Total opposition vote Darker (luui.) Democratic majority ?,wr, 27,711) 3.413 Total vote 32.0S3 1S5S. Vote for .1 ndve of S'lijuetne Court: Kcnd (opniidtiou i.l" all sorls) 3.,:t13 l'oitcr(li.iii.) , '.:i; ,hi.7 Opposition majority, 0.28 Total vote 150.. Vole ror A nd Itoi-fleiieiiil: lveim ( )pp. , llowo (Ucill.) Opposition lr.njurl'.y Total vote 1SCO. Vole for I n siiient: 1 .in coin (Uep.) IliccU. tunl licit t.1- usion) Douglas (Doni.) (W.22 2'.l,7(il ,....2ii,2o;i 3 49S 03,'J'M 39,223 .'I,', lit !l 271 Total Dell tu.d Democratic vote..3(),,S'i3 Jtcpubllean nirjorily S,3',() Tot al vote 7 ),11U ism, There wa- no State ticket, in tho Held, nnd tlie vole for oily n nd county ill Bits was very inuen icixcil i.ji on itjcal iiud JietrOlial 1? stii'i-, :.s ti liws: For J udiic of 1 isi ru t C.nirl: Sibarswooii (without opposition)... 3:1,030 For Sberiil: Tlioini'Hoii (Opp.) 3(,l!)2 F:wtJJg(l)em.) 30..il0 Thompson's majority -10 Total vote For City Trcasuier: Immni (Peojile's caud.) P.PIdlo. (Union) Mct'lintock (Dem.) infi.3. Vote for Andltor-Geueralr Cochran (Uep.) bleuker (Dun.; Republican majority Total vote 180'Jv Vote lor Oovernor: ;urtlu (Hep) Woodward (Dem.) Republican majority...., Total vote 1804. Vote lor President; Dlncoln (Hep.) Home vote Army vote , ,.30,121 ..33,323 ,. 2,801 ,.00,417 41,271 ...37,103 ... 7.0S1 ...81,-107 ...51,531 .. 4.240 701 McCIellan (Dem.) Home vote 42,010 Amy vote i,unti Republican majority Total vote.... 1K03. Vote for Auditor-Oeueral: Hartranit (ltep.) Davis (Dem.) Republican majority., Total vote IfcCG. Vote for Governor: Geary (Rep.) 51.005 Clymer(Doni.) 18,817 Geary's majority 5.1S8 Total vote for Governor 103.022 11,750 09,823 49.830 38,830 10,029 811,089 Average Republican vote., Averujje Democratic voto., 53,733 40,137 Average Republican majority 4,570 Average total vote 102,890 I IlKbest Republican vote 53,5ii'J HlubeHl Democratic voto 5oj7HO Lowest Ropublicau vote 52,131 Lowest Democrtitio vote is,'l;l.t I I libesl liepublicati majority 0 071 . Lowest Republieuu majority I'sm The City Klectlou Yesterday. Tbe returns of the election In the city yester. day, which we give below, are complete, with the ixcejillon ol two Divisions of the Twentieth Ward, wnloli have not been heard from us yet. Rut these will modify the result very Bllnlitly. The following Is u gouerul summary of tne vote: For .1 udpe of Supreme Court: Williams (ltep.) 40 3117 Hiiaiswood (Dem.) 62i!68 2,891 101.GJ3 48,029 53,504 Sharswood's majority... Total vote For Juili;e of Common I'ltas: Thayer (Kep.) Ludlow (Deal.) Lyle's mBjority., Total vote . 40 021 . 52.(1.13 . 3,0 1 2 .101, (Iil For Rrfjlster of Wills: Campbell (Rep.) IaccU (ht 111.) Letch's mnjorify. Total vote r,0,'2'M .51 588 ,. 1,38 1 .101,71)2 ForClerlt of Orplinns' C iurt: Italtuis (Uep ) 40,!77 Mt jjary (Dem.) 51, Wit! Wegary'B majority 1.029 Total vote 101,583 ForCMy Tre.inircr: .li nes (Fep.) 1 eiisol (Dei. 1.) D lnol's niiij'irity Total vote For ('by Commisslonci: Frwiler Uep.) l.itllicr (Dem. ) r.alliei'h mnjorlty Total vole 4:1,2 to 5,2il 2,975 I01,l(i7 4'l.flVl 5.1.1 13 2,.:o i 101,0)3 V.Xi Ittdiiu; tho voe on Jiulo of Common Picas, ns it is n v.ell-knowu fact that 11 number of RepublicaiiH voted for Jih'po Ludlow, we Intve the followliiH comparisons: 1 Dullest PRftrenate vote 101.702 Lowest. PSKrepalo vote 101,407 llliilKst Hepuliliean vote 50.2(U Lowest Hej tibliciin vote 4:1021 j Highest Dimocrntlc vote 52 (i!3 j.fiwesi iiennieiiiiie vine tii.'i-'1 llipbesl Democratic mnjorlty 3.012 Lowest Democratic majority l,3si Averapo Republican vole, lsti7 49 577 ' " " lbUO 53,733 " Republican loss 4,15(1 " Democratic vote, 1807...'. 52,053 " " 180(1 49,157 " Democratic gain 2,890 Republican mnjorlty, lFCO.. Democratic mujoiity, ls(i7.. 4,570 2.470 Democratic pain on majority 7,052 THE STATE, CITV, AND (OINTY OFFICKUS. The following was the voto for Judge of tho Hurreme Court yesterday, ns compared with tbe vote for Governor In 1800: WAI'.IIS . Ludlow's majority Total vole I list Si ( (11 o Third l-t,i, rili Fltth Mxib Sev eiilli 3- li.li-1 In ill! I' 'I enth 1 levenlh 'I welilli Thii ifi iiili FHtii'L'Pi.th l'llleeulh I i teenih S evenleenl h J- tuliteenlh Is met. i lilii Tu 1 title! I 1 wei i v-llr. I 1 w em y-- cend. 'I mi niy-tl hrt... Tu, iily-lnnith . T,tv-fittli T i.ty-slxth ... 'I weiily-sev'th.. Twenty-elBhtlu Totals Majority.... i Ji oore Stic COL-HT. j GOVl'MtN on, 1860. - S ! . 5 o . s j . h 5S I t i 5 1 S fe 5. i"-' 1 ; r? S'5 i 2'T.M 187S "('."ill irniili 4S7 jnliil Hi H7I "ins7 aim I ,.-,4 llll -.u- l7llj I'.'i (nil 7H 211111 mil 22tis i, mol an-:it 1H87 iml 777 97.1 USs lhlS 14-Hli 3ll2 3 IS:". ISJi. , 2il.i-" 172:i H I- - H77' I'- I,'i88 -in ..ha! ' !i7 1-14, H'.i.i! ! :nn! iifii; hi:: 'Si'i, 143' lm !ii,:t nil.", lii!'i( lHnl'l on, 1ISH PHI! 17)711. 147i! PM hit 3 !7-:i 2 '( (I i 1 i.'ii (m'I 211.11 H:n l!'W: n:ei son :nli 2ii.-,!i :imii i'72.i Hum 1H.-.7 IS'lli 1S3J l"7)l 17 11IH ::7 l''l.-s 22s;i f,oo Mi4.) IdSB- "sii;) 17:11 luti'.l 2"i8H '20110 atlnS 2.'S 7i.O j :i;,ki: ;ii4'i .'lira1 a:wu 67.) 1 s 17 j l'7i 2i''.i is:,:i 4i: -.'it 1.V1;1 21111! i:m; luiisi 1:171 pn-! 2C7.I m.i b.u 1 21 lfiiii1 P;:i7 i.-,i:t tn ill, I l-.Si! llilll 14.I2 1 4VJ 2;!'i lll'is 2-1 nihil 7 1 Hi S2I 7li, KJh" 817 270 J (Ill SI i I r.i,:ii!7 ,-'7-i ii4 an.'. 4S.817 ! ; .11 llll, j 13.817 j I ! ; Ss; (38K ! I ' : For Clerk of the Orphans' Court, City Trea sun r, nnd City Commissioner, the vote stood o-b follows: m i-k 0 Ornhann' Court. (V11 (hitiiii'tii ttioiv 1; Wakdh. First Second .. Third Fourth .. Fifth Sixth (Seventh. Kluhlli Ninth Teatb.- - Kleventh Twelitn Thlrleeuth. F'ourteenth Fifteenth sixteenth (seventeenth.... (jClhtutnib Kiiieleentb 1-weiiiy-flrst.-...'1 j jeny ftcijnjj Tweniy-tlilrd.jJ n'n t.il v.D'Url 11 Z Twenty-llith Twniy-i'b... Uo'.al Mnlorlty 4 t. . 2-V I fti kj 1 2014 j 17(11 19H7 1770 1995 177 212S; 8IH10 20211 Ki73. 2113. aosa 117)2 '.('60 111,4 21(10 1180, 2(1115 IHH 269 S70i 24n': S(.l 2421 7 ls(, WU; 2n2(t. 958 20:i(l 6:C 14S7 9171 1497 918 14113 22ii, 17421 2384 17(il n4M 17fa 163li 1409 &I2 14JI7 152B 1429 1720! HMI 1728, 1514 17073 1734(7 2414 1444 24lW' Hill 2493 14(18 HI3, Ki7(! WI9 1671 so 1703 1217; 1(117 II 87 j 16l 1182 ll4 ll'-'4 1715 1872 1871 1IH)4 1738 2181 j llili2 2lbS; ItllH 2158 ltil8 yiiHO 2:169 8090 1 2lti0 3U90 298 1075' 1S84 10621 1HS5 1021 l'lH7 11381 2J88 1181 1 2281 1104 2200 2701 PJOOi 2I57 2020 26s7 2007 260Si 27)75i 259 2591 2(140 2(14.1 KW7 3329 8385; 3MJ2 3.161 8397 1840 1670 lftfl 167.1 1819 1673 22 III l.Vil 2039 1691 20.W 16,')9 1970 1048 1!I58i 1001 19il8 lOol 1617 10411 164a! 10111 1472 1053 IK) 17.5H 8841 153 SO ir,6 2HU-2 1079 2287' 10S9 2'29 1711 940 702 842 095 jU33 ,;78 909 813 90) 821 1 909 819 4998:1 5I5iI 49349 . timil j 49(150 52113 .....r. ..4:i82, ! 49310! I 49060 1578 1 2977! I 2403 The vote for Associate Judge of tbe Court of Common Fleas, for Sheriff, and for Register of Wills, was as follows:- Judlf. W A II US. itit 5,475 J 101,636 1 First - Second Third I'ourth Filth HUlh heveivUi Fighlh Ninth... Tenth I levenih Twelfth Tlnrleeiilh Fnurleenih Pptt-entli Sixteenlli' hevenleanih Klchteenih Nliieteentll Tweiillelb Twenty-til t Twenty-second. Twenty-third ... Twenly-loiirtli. '1 wetily-llfil Tweuty.slxih. Twenty sev'lh. Twenty-eitfhth. Total ...... Majority P.lll: 1976 1(I4 K!7; Din 92J, 2103 1113, 1004 2:43j 27HI: 1810 1)04 288H 8541 loin lu-.li gfii.'J BlU I lu3 2o42 1972 1428 898 2209 828 1)08 1S41 818") 2133 2-I32 207i7 I. .2.1 1905 17)14 17,lll 17,72 17311 1099 184D 1788 2:i(K' 11121! 2;.iO 2049 2078 3103 lb"! II. S7 1017 162? 1557 1780 8011 817 48,019 53,504, I 6,485 blitrijf. ii lllllri . HIP) 2-'hi uni 89 I 917 9 I'i 2172 14'5 1708 239-j1 80S 1179 18)4! 20811 atit-o lfliS 11241 tiKI: 2517: 83ii5 ! Ih5lli 21S8 197)2 : 1114 8V9 Ei 901 181(1 3019 2IU7, 210(1' 2nl2i l'5t)3 is: 1449 1-12S )-W2 17(W 1052 111 1 lfli;4 W7.S 1920 231 IS 1991 2004 8145 1581 1 15(i8 18il4 1687 1 1MI 17131 724 823 15" 2035 1 21 OS 1193 979 1023 90S 2211 In '0 17I0 2191 914 1215 1917 2179. 3'i:i'l 1071 114(1 '.610 2)9.) 8382 1816 2201 197(1 1631 891 2iU7 922 917 1 7")0 8'.;iii 2ii 13 2' 1 1 7) 1917 1477 17Ui 1442 15 1 il 1407 1(181 lt.JI 1727 1005 29i!l 1NSS 2:s4 1903 2)79 8:141 1570 1519 1051 U 19 1557 MSI) 728 811 62,633 60.21051, 688 6,649 i I l.''t State Senate. Ti e vote In the Third Heuatorlal District as follows : TI'oriM. ISonhnm, Tlrf. -Ynp?'', Fifth 957 Sixth 1017 Flevenlh Odd Twelfth J203 Sixti en l b .17CH Sc enteenl b 1035 Klghteeuth 2012 Total PI was T)rm 2(814 1425 Kill) 1007 1835 2183 19)8 12078 9,13-4 Majority for Jhip!e 3.210 Mhc Kleventh snd Twelfth Idvlslorsof this ward Bli'iiet liii-luihil In Ihe di trie, hut Hpiieirm hiive heei. eiiiii'H il in the above vote. Their evlus O l will Mdnee iNsnle's mii'inlty less llninlui. Tne voto Inr nieinliei 8 ol i he l.i'Klsliii ure In this lustrlet lust year suiiid 11819 llemoerailc. and 10,508 ltcpuhltcuu u Dc uiucralic inajorliy of 1301. J House of Heireseutatlvcs. Tl'.o followlnp were elected to tlieStute Assem bly, the cliy un mbers lor last year being given 111 lllU (tppesilo ol II 111 a. Dlil. Ai u4 Mi mhcM. 1. David l'(,y, K. 2. Ji-li n AlK.lnels, P. 3. Sun, in I Jn.toih, ). 4. William W. Wail. II. 5. Thiiiiins Mullen, II ( el. ( has. K leek tier 7. .tunics sutler '. It. 8. .hum h V. SteUl'H, It, 9. l-ini nil Pnilcy, 1). In. ( ol. K. W. Pnvls, It. 11. Piinli 1 Wlllinni. I. 12. A lexaiKler Aduire, It 13. Michael Mullen, L. I I. (4i o. T. Thorn. It. Pi. .1 111114 lit) cult'. It. III. ( nl. M. v.. II. mi.', It. 17. Col. John Clark, It. IS. Ce(iri;e Hull, I). Old .V ,ll''M-.. (ieorne V. Utii'n in, w. si. (.re iry, a. S;l ' mil .liMeihs, p. Williiiiu W. W.ct, II William It. llO'itl, U. It. James l''rei'l)iirn, li. .1.11111 H S'lll TS. It. Jtinie W. Kern, II. (I. A. Q-uuley, l. Cel. K. W. Ii.ivis, U. Win, J. l'linahue H. Alexander AO ill', K. Mich i-l Mtiip.'i, I). W. M.--Worrall, It. (lenr lie ll.iveu, II. Pavel W I Pice, K. I'.tlw inl U. I , It. James N, M'irk 4, It. A c(imparlson of the two yenrs gives the fol lowing: 1SO0. 1S07. Rfjuibllcans 13 11 Democrats 5 7 Republican majorities 8 1 Tbe City Councils. The Select Council for 18(13 will comprise tho follow I n, I be newly elected members being printed in Jtalivs: i H'n n(.'. John J. Kersey, 11. irorif.i. 1. T. A. Jim-low, It. 2. C. F. Kanierly, P. 3. J. P. Cauiibell, P. 4. Ilei ry Marcus, P. 6. J nines Page, p. li. Patrick Unity, P. 7. J. A. Shermer, It. 8. Alex. Ilo(ldon. It. 0. W. S. Htokley, It. 10. A. il. From -mens It. 11. Samuel (1. KitiK. I'. 12. G. IP. i'lutnli it. 1 1. 13. Alexander M. Fox, It. 14. Di id Ci timtr, 11. 10. J. IP. Jlnnkim. U. 17. J il. il'iokni, P. PS. William I '. 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 , It. 19. ,iih. KitrUu, U. 20. Jnsc)h Manuel, H. 21. Cliiut'.i T. J-iiiis. H. 22. William F. Smith, Ii. 2.1. A. .sei((cro.i., It 24. H. U. Cutlell, It. j25. J. MeCutelieon, T). 20. liutii rt Arnistromt, It. 27. H. 1. Itilliiirfton, It. 28. II'. J.l'. White, 11. Kepiililicans is Democrats to Itppnbllcan majority 8 Tbe Common Council for 1808 will be made up as lullows, the new members being printed lu ilau-s. H '?(. 1. (l. V, Mactnmie.R. IP, A. ( '((Miiioi, li. 2. W. P. Martin, P. J. li. 'iyson, P. II. Kennedy, D. 3. W. Thompson P. 4. lienj. lluney, p. W. 11. P. Barnes, P. 5. J. V. Dillon , P. (i Philip Mlilnn. P. 7. J. llitrdstiii, 12. 8. A. J. llanier. H. J. ('. Mid-tin, It. t). A. II. Mershon, It. John i-'itrrira. K. A. W. Ilenszev, 11. 11'. JI. lmiriii. It. A. Cuvilibfll. 1). V. l.luleton, It. J. F. shoemaker, II. A. h'llnr, H. J. II. Hancock. 11. 15. 1 hos. Poller, K. Jlp. t'onrow, 11. (J. W. smith. I;. il. M. Ai'tius, It. HI. (h o. J. llel.el, I). J'm Hut), P, 17. 18. ,19. II nidi. 17. Mr. O'Npilt, D. John Slum, P. -3 Paul. P. Hay. K. i. IP. Ntncklutin, XL Krtmurl IP. IJii'inn'y, It, Francis Martin. It. Aiivi-'ii! .SViiine, 11. ! Cliiirtm A. .Stnitli c, H. 2". A Udiis Cameron, K. .l is. V. Marcer, It. I il C. Harrison. It. ! Stmin t Milli r, H. 21. Win. A. Simpson. U. I ( 'ntu h x F. Jam s. It. '22. I. mils Wanner, It. ! .lain r (Utli.i, H. 23. Samuel WllleLS, R. I A mot J-llli.i. It. 1 24, Jumi s ihtlmi; D. Hi nni (,7n.s, I'.. !25. I'lmr'lix Jutlw. P. i2il. Koliert A rmstitim;. .d.s fill S. sti-u-art, U ' : ( hiu li Shlsli r. It. ;27. William iiai,m. it. 2s, Cieorce W. Myers, R P. LATEST ELECTION RETURNS. PKJiNSTLVANU Lu.erue County. Wii.KKSitAiiiiK, Oct, 9. The ma.loiity for Sbsiswood In this county Is about 2i(ii). Woodwiud, for Congress, In this county, bus 1SO0 ruiijoi ity. Schanton, Oi. 9. Luzorne county is esti mated at 20i 0 mnjorlty for Khars wood. Husquebaunii Is estimated at 1200 majority for Williums. Woodward is probably elected to Congress, but the vote will be close. Iteported County Majorities. Rucks county Bharswood, 550. l-iaujihin Williams, 1109. Lebanon Williams, 10118. York Kharswood, 300. Derks Sharswood, 0H00. Chester -Williams, 2u00. Luserue Sbarswood, 2000. Susquehanna Williams, 1200. Bucks County. Doylestown, Oct. 9. Twenty-sl x districts of this county beard from show a Democratto gain of 73 on the vote for Clymer last year. Carbon County. Maucii Chunk, Oct. 0. The Democraticma jority In Carbon county will not probably vary 10 votes. The last year's majority was 433. Berks County. Reawno, Oct. 9. Twenty-three districts are In. The Democratic loss is 291. Sbarswood's majority will be about 5500. A Democratic loss of (iuo. Thirty-two districts ure to be beard from. Lycoming Caunty. Wii.i.iamsport, Oct. 9. Lycoming county gives Hliarswood about 800 majority. The Democratic, Senator In tnlsdlstrlct Is very close. Tbe Assembly ticket is close. Union County. Lkwisrorg, Oct. 9. Union county gives Wil liams a majority of 475. The (Senate aud Legis lative ticket is about tne same. The Republican ticket is all elected. Franklin County. Chamuerbburm, Oct. 9 Franklin county gives Hbarswood 210 majority. The Democratic gum Is 4U3. From Iloston. TloCTON. Oct. 7. Tho Unitarian Church on Central Hill, Komervlile, wus burned last nP'lit The work of an incendiary. Hon. Charles G. Loring died at bis residence ltr Heveriy yesterday afternoon. Markets by Telegraph. Hy tbe Associated Press. Nkw York, Oct. 9. slocks lower. Chicago and Rock Island, Wi',: Headline, 102'j Canton, 49'.; Krle, UHn; Cleveland and Toledo, 182; Cleveland and PIltBhurK, 83?,: FlttHburg and Fort Wayne, lol; Michi gan CeutrHl, 109),; do. Southern, 8.Pa; New York Central, 119';': Illinois Central, 1221.,; Cumberland preferred. 82: Vlrs'lnliKis, 4h; Missouri 03, 104; Hudson lilver, 128,'J; United States Five-twenlles, lns2, 1II2 , : do. 1S6I, 11.9; do. 1805, low'.,; Teu-forile. 101'-; Seven thirties. Hie: Sterling Kxehauue, luo. Moiiey. 7 per cent. (J old, 144. LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. l'NITKr) 8TATElCIKCTJrr COURT-JudBUH drier and Cadwulader. I'eler J. Hmlth vs. Mealie ,t Levy An action to recover damages for an alleuvd viola tloii of ihe patent taken out for Ureug's celebrated brick machine, which also brings tbu patent Into ihe mutter seriously, Ihe defense contesting Us validity tin trial. K. Hpene.tr. Mbler lor pluutlir. Firuiun' biieiniiiril for delentlants. PlslItlCT COUHT-Judije MtroiKl.-Wllllam F Johnston, to use, vs. Holm Hancock. An action on a promissory note. Verdict lor plaintiff $191 ll.len Wluirate vs. Alfred Fradlield and John Urisn. An action of replevin. On trial - 7 P18TB1CT COUllT-Judgo Wharswood. - Lewis Headman vs. Hiram Voct t. cllcl, to rel.ov'ei.7jJ work and labor done, Verdict lor plalntltr V7W9H. Kdwas-d H. Lander vs. Amor loan Life Iiisuranceaiid Trnst Company. An action to reeover on a ft ft THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION. Manifesto of Garibaldi ARalnst the Pre-? mler of Italy Victories of the rap Troops Over the Invaders Kiot and Disorder by the Insurgents r Home Trami ull. London, Oct. 8. General Garibaldi, from bla prison home on tlie Island of Cnprura, laaa Issued a second proclaniHllon, couched lu very violent words, against tbe Cabinet iollcy and dersonal aelion of Pentjr Hata.zl, tbe Premier nf Italy. The General charges Ualta.r.t with being an enemy of Italian unity, and also of belnti, to some extent, a tool of the Cliurch j'srly and Mapoieon. Ho uutei tbe 1 evolu tionary force to goon and capture Rome. '1 be insurgents In the Puiilidoiil province o Vlteibo aredally Increasing in numbors. The Pn pal troops stationed In tho territory of Vtttrbo, nnd rcinfoiVcd by detachments Irom. Home, have roul d the insurgoL Is and Invad ing Gnnbiildians at Hagiuirea and In small 11 t:h Is which have taken place at 01 her poiuts, is ot hi un cf a really s -riaus character lias yet occurred in the IVnlillcal territory. The llxht iiiK is con I'm ed lo liiu unset! led operations uf a lew builds ol tl. 11 llial.li. ins. The iu-iirnents luck leiu eis, and act, nioie likn bandits lliau odu eatid aiitl h gli lnleutioued lliilinn juitritils. They lusb on and capture quiet, and peccable v ill '12 es, levy cunt 1 1 but Ions on the inhabitants, and cemmit outrages cf dillcretitr degrees of crinie. '1 hey are, as a general Hung, quickly dl 1 cu out by the F.ijial , ni.ives, who follow and ettaek them, a tien the revn'iilioiiisM re treat iroiii the fov. lis, tho Hoiuau peasauts rtsloio the l'lijuil ling wilii deiuonslratlous of giiidniss 111 d Joy. in sj niches Irom Rome, forwarded to this city ni the latest moment, ridicule the reports ol tlie existence ot disnluellon iiguinst tlie. civil goveritineui of tlio 1'ojie. Tho correspondent declares that the F.torual City loiii iins quiet, nnd Its Inhabitants uncxciled by tho events trnnsplrlni; outside. The London Timet of t h 1 .-. day's issue has an editorial which says that tho "Roman ques tion" dilllculty Is nearly at an end. There are rnmors current here to the effect that the rulers and Cabinets of Italy aud Frauco have'eome to an understanding on the subject ot Rome; also that Italy and the Prussian Cabi net have had a correspondence on the Btate of allairs, and that l'opo l'lus IX is engaged In a negotiation with Austria as to the situation in future. All this Is, however, the mere conjec ture of politicians or interested or prejudiced parties or persons. The markets, lluanclal nnd commercial, in London and I'arls. suffer from tbess rumors, as their circulation conduces lo a state of doubt and uncertainty in the public mind. There is only a small probability of a real or national war arising out of the Halo-Roman affair, unless it may bo that Guribaldl makes bis escape Irom Caprera, anol continues his agi tation against, and bis assaults on, the Papacy and the September Convention. Negotiation between France and Italy The Koman Provinces to be Annexed to Italy The Temporal Power to Cease. RiAitniTZ, Oct. 8. The Marquis de Monsttar, the Minister of Foreign All'utrs, and the Cheva lier do Nigra, the Italian Km bassador, arrived bere just before the troHbles broke out in Italy, and have since been lu constant consultation with the Kmperor. It is said that the following plan lor the Roman question bus been agreed upon: Italy is to take possession of the Roman provinces; but Fojie l'ius XI Is to remain In Rome, and retain ihe government of the city until his death, w hen tho temporal power of tho l'ojies will cease. FIN A NOJS AND QOMMER OH. Onirics or thk j-.vknino Tklkoraph, ; Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1887. Tho Stock Market opened very dull this morninp, but prices were without any material chance. In liovcinmeut bonds was little or nothini' domp. ldOi was bid for 10-40s; 111. for 0s of 1881 :10.')', for Jure aud July 7 30s; 112 for'62 5-2!).-; 1075 inr '(if 6-20? ; 109 lor '05 5-20s; aud 107,5 fcr July '05 5-20s. City loans were iu lair demand; the new issue sold at 102, no change, and old do. at 98, ho chanpe. Railroad shares coutlnue the most active on the list. Pennsylvania Rnlroad sold at 62.1ft6 52A, no clianpe; Rc'idmp at61, a Flight decline ; Lebigu Valley at 55, iiochaiiL'e; Catawis-ia pre ferred at 28, no ehmire; Noithern Central at no chaiipc; and Cuuidcn and Auiboy at 120.J, no chance. 03 was bid for Norristown; 57 for Mine hill; 32 for North Pennsylvania; 30 lor El mi a common; 41 for preferred do.; aud 28 lor Philadelphia and Erie. City Passcuper Railroad shares were Anil. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold al 10, a decline ot 1; 4G lor Chesuut aud Walnut; nnd 35 for Union. Raiik shares were firmly held aA full prices, but w e hear of no sales. ' 143 was bid lor Far mers' and Mechanics', 32 lor Mechanics'; 70 for City ; 45 forConsoldation; 00 for Commonwealth; ami 70 for Com Fxchange. In Canal shares there whb V6ry little move mcnt. LehiRh Navigation sold at3i)339j, no chafiee; aud Morris Canal at 30, no change; 14 was bi for Kcbnylkill Navigation common; 274 for preferred do.; and 14 for Susquehanna Canal. Quotations of Cold 10A A. M. 144i; 12 M.. 143J; 1 P. M.. 143J. PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES T0-HAf Reported by Pehaven fe Bra, No. 40 8, ThUd Street JCiKMT BOARD. 1444; 11A.M.,. 6 sh Lehigh N Stk... 89V 20 do..........w 39V 25 do ...... 39X 20 sh Leh V K ...-Is. 65 66 sh Feuna H Is. fV-i 18 do....... 62X 2oo sh Read K...ls.b:jo.. 61 100 do 51' 26 sh 13th fc 15th 19 100 sh Ocean Oil - 3,V liooo City 6s, Now. ins shoo do. New. 102 17000 r&H Im08..a7)w nla 991 J.miwii lumu ill l DM 18 92 1000 Phil fe Krie 6s... . 92 12000 do.....ls. 92 6 sh lam & Am 120H nniBil l.uia I t 110.. 28 1100 sh Palzell Oil c. , 20 sh Morris Cl....b5. 86 14 sli W Cent 43)4! Meesrs. De Haven & Brotber, No. 40 Bouth Third street, report tbe following rates of ex change today at 1 P. M.:-U. 8. 63 of 1881, 1111 $1111; do. 1802, 111? i 12 j; do., 1864, 1084 109; do., 1865, 1085109j; do., 1865, new, 107irJ loofk?,?,;', 18C7,m'', 107107i; do. 6s, 10-406, 100iiooi; do. 7-309, June, 1051106; do. July, 1054106; Compound Interest Notes. June, 1864, lld-40; do., July, 1864, 119-40 An.Kl?8t',18C4 H'JO; do., October. 1864, 119.kg.1194; do. December, 1n64, 118(7ill8J; do., ' May, 1865, 117117; do., August, 185, 116 1164; do., September, 1865, 115j115i; do. October, 1865, 115(3115. Gold, 144144L Oliver, 1J8J140. Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, , . 3 ti. Third street, report the follow ing rates of exchange to-day at 12 o'clock : nni-.6.?,' 18.61 0ilWI; U. S. 6-20s, 16fi2, lliPUZ ! ad0- 18C4' W8ina; do., 1865; 1B0742 07 ,lA n,; .Jul' lfi,i5' do. July hinl .i 10711 5 6". 10-40e, 1004S100; U. 8. 7 3(18 , 2d series, WSifiUioG; 3d series, 105? 4 iiS?.fIup??!l'd,l.ntert NotPS' December, 1864, ul. "ctuber. 1805, 115. Gold, 1433 Messrs. Jay Cooke Co. quote Govern. Krl'lni W ,ulJf-2"9. 1121124; new 5-208, mig 1 'aii! -l,180S' lu,JK.a09V; do., July. io.4,7.8' ,(l0" 18u7- WityWi; 10-408, lOOJta lnef; 7.',,1''1J,"niN '"loiJ; do., July, mm 10(.L Gold, 113(C(C144. TiioTiMi. Charles L. Farrel, Patriok J. Hawurd, and James C lwell were last evening ar- rested on Fraaklord road near Adam sir.wi. I riotous conduct about the polls. AlUeiun Hiut hold them lu jPPu ball each to answer. A Si'I'I'oskd PiCKi'oi kkt. Owen Murray was taken into custody last night at the PimioorariB League Hoonis. oa the charge of ";!!'" Iuie7u!u elmlu. He Is held lor a Umber hsariug by Aiueru.au TiBE.-Abo.unToyook last" ngM Aj street. I' e2m. . -lurll, coN.navAioav ok Mi sic.-lnstruo Uous l" all dlaxtwtiw couimeuced ou Monday, Oi-4ober 1.
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