Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1870, Page 1

ee sae mee - ee cee SE ee |S THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Buildings, Corner Pennsylvania avy. dnd Lith st. ry Tae EVENING STAB NEW SPAPER COMPANY. THE ere to thelr enb- i Digtrect at Ten Cents PEs STAR ie served by «: WEFE OF FORTY BOCK CRSTs PER MINTH. Copies at the counter, Two Crests Pree For Martine —Three Months, 91.50; No papare Six Menth=. $3.00: 0 are sent from th et THE WEEKLY STAK orning—-@1 50 a year AMUSEMENTS. BAMATIC BEADINGS, BY MBS. JOSEPH AMES, INCOLN HALL, WEDBE-DAY EV! \ ING, NOVEMBER 9, Special Request of Many Friends. SCKNES FROM MACBETH and phoice relec- us Realines wirform the Pro- r than paid for. published cm Friday thous ef Misce gramme for the evening. Doors open at 7 o'clock: Reading to commence at 8 Acmihaion Tickets $0 Cente. Ke N4? 1ONAL THEATRES. ngakreneiit for Six Night« only of the aecom- plished artiste LUCILLE WSSTERN, Bad 1) pomlar avi tmieated actor, AS. 4. BBRN HIS (MONDA> ) BY 2. November 7th. Wil he premuted the sartites dregs at, Ob TWIST: on. ARISH BOY 8 PROG Nancy Svkes, Lacille Westere. Li. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Admission, 5 Chikdren, 28 conte. ALL'S OPERA BOUSE. ScaGEMENT EXTRAORDINAYY. ~ catnns Niowts ony st JME GREAT SAPPHO OPERETIA AXD BURLESQUE COMPANY. Somecontsl = ruts EVEMING the Nort fal Opera tt \* “ Breath (PEND THE KELPRE, P Toconclude with the Grand Butiergae, tude wit ja ‘ — PRINCE AMABEL,. im Lendow with «: ‘The Great SAPPHO as the For charactors and incide Liberal prices of sduesvion, Drews Cirele and Par prices of adwession. Dress F5rTe only SO Conte: Reserved Urchestra Chairs, 4 Cents; Gallery, 23 Cente. im this city reat euccers PaINcE : ATIONAL THEATER — nest. the sj f- « ‘ACES Ib srd cWteeeiahdeee be secured. ne?-3t vember W. Seats can new be sec 48)On Bx hibition jNo. 486 7 kai! at MARKRITERS, Se. 486 Szvantu stTREET, between D and E streets Bight Doors above Odd Feilows’ Hall. 2 range Bowring, Caroma, eee Temember Name and Number. ap38-Iy" | ead B GALL ov @IL PAINTINGS FOR SALE. teoetved some fine PICTURES. 1336 scouter bor Inti and Bits sex we STEAMBOAT LINES. | Ss BTEST BUUTE TO WILMINGTOR, cH L Be BSTON. SAVANNSH. NEW BANS, AND ALL POINTS DUUTH. WASHINGTON. NORFOLK.AND eh BOSTON STEAMSHIP OOMPABY. On and after MONDAY, October 17 190, the pew iron steamboat © LADY, or on Stn, i eae vs ; Will leave Waters’ wharf, Georgetown, MON* DAYS sod FHCESDAYS AE YE oer EON Wharf, foot of 7th street, at 1 Dp. reaching Nor- folk Fa ™ mine ——— connecting gt Steamers of the Merchants’ and Miners’ Transps ‘or Freight er Passage. apply to 3G. Wat Georgetown. ©. 3. GP itp: |, Alexand. V" D. Groner, Norfolk, W seageaats orto 5. P. BROWN & 808, General Agents, corner of lsth street and New York avenne. where throwgR tickets to all princial points south can be procus cid (My E2on4nts’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BET WEE: WASHINGTON ‘A5D SEW YORK. Hereafter the Fine Somebtpe |. 0. KNIGHT. JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY Sirk, Mt peek | between: Will make regular ‘w Baw YOu, ALEXANDELA, WASH 1D at followe trom Plar Us Raat Rives ‘Leave GEORGI and ALEXANDSIA the SET Tish DER and Hew J. W. THOMPSON, President. She Loening ne Y%. 836-N2 5,509. oe” WASHINGTON, D. C., —_= Stat, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1870. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. OTS. a THESE F. EMAND LMMEDIATE COR- os aay should be guarded met, SIDERATION —Di: eqns of it must be cured. The altern: esare death or sUch copsrquences as render He len. Combat the malaria, parify the blood. the nerves in order, regutate the female system, promote tne ap ite. banish every sign of dy: or rheumia. Famnsincrenee the viesitet both body aod mind. and relieve the children of summer complaints. All this can 0 done with safety, certainty and prompt-* ness by Ubaries Gautier's Bative Wine Bitters, 20 sa: peptlar opinion. endorse! by many of the most eminent physicians, who assure us of the complete victory of these over all other Bitters. It has abso- jutely driven them out of the market were it bas been introduced Gantier's ters may be had of ali dragziste, on2s-tr FOR THIRTY YEARS Has that well-known, standard an. popniar remody, PAIN KILLER, tmannfactured by Perry Davis & Son, Providence, . L., been before the public. avd ia time has become known tn all parts of the world, and beeu It remains, te dy. Ite alfed, and it ha by ita intrinsic nd 0 wide apr ‘ewusfaction. The varions Killer is an uufailin ‘ai ler accompany each bottle. Bold eae THE BBIDAL CHAMB Pays | for xoung Men on great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES. whic! interfere with BBIAGB—with sure means of relvef for the Erriog and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated Sent free of charge. in sealed envelopes, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. ‘no Sim GETTING MARRIED. ESSAYS FOR gad the propriety or impropriety ot getting Married momial cap. Ment Tree. fu sealed envel matrimonial Sent a . Add: be ‘ABD SSOCiATION. Box P Philadetphis: Pa. 8? 4 pelé-o sim doth, Avend the w w.A See pete Va all le ‘ork. LECTURE Jom™ B. coven. NEW LEOTUBK’ FACT AND FICTION: _ LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, Novexser 15TH. lal his brat Tec- WEDNESDAY EVENING El . red seats 75 cents. bor aale Feere at Ballantyne‘ Bookstore until 6 o'elock on the eve: Bing of the Lecture ARCEMENTS. FOR WINTER EVENINGS, i T for Churches, Schools, Christian Associations, ‘emperance Societies, £c..with the icon. or Diesolving Views: over #0 tings to t from: Reve Lind icigtand Mier aees Ge onkard’s Career; Fairy Tales, japarties “fi WIGLEAMS. 917 Detreet Sh avd Wth, N.W. nos 3m" SrA COUBS St48 UBSE LYON POST, NO.9,G A.B The Post has the honor to announce that ft has completed arrang-ments for a course of four Lec turer, to be given at &incoly Mall. The searon will EVENING. VEMBER 5.1570, with @ new lecture by the great humorist, ME. BJ. DECORDOYA, Author at bong Branch, Grundy To be ed SATUBDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. 1870, By the talented authoress, 138 KaTE FIELD. Snlyect:| “Life in the Adirondacas.’ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1570, By the eloanent, = REV. D&. J.P. NEWMAN. Subject, by request: “The Many Wir cs of Utah.” Brew hole to couel THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1570, dashing t By the dw UAEHAT J. KILPATRICK, 1 ited Battle Scenoe aul Lnei- Blanc the Bottle, or Comic Views, terns for chile A Summer Day “Mire, new lecture of the late W: Season tickets. entitling the purchaser to the same seat dnring the cutire course, Can be obtained at Philp & fotomens’ Bookstore. Peaneylvania ave- nue, op and after November 1, 1-70. 0 31-16 INGTON AND GEURGETOWS, D. 0. Regular salling day from 14 North Wharves, ee 3. ‘DAY, at 12m. WEDNESDAY. ats re it received the. Apply to HIDE & TYLER, 63 Water strect, town DG. ELDRIDGE & 00. Alexan- Philadelphia. © = teb-tt SQeonrEet UICKEST LIMB SOUTH. eta the Kichmond, end Potomac Lene —Bteamers leave Beventh-street twice, =. DENTISTRY. W*8 Neto DENTAL PLAC! A315 Massacurserts AVE: Near lith street. Foll apper and lower sets Teet! ol Bingie © pper or lower sets . _ Partial sets. from... = to 12 Extracting by the use of pure gas... 79 Conta, e DD5.A, PEATE. Graduate of Ohio, College ot Dental Sur 2 7th street, tween D and E nc i Brice to laboring persons. _ Saely Rzmovan. a! . Lb as removed bie OFFIOB to, Tila F street: near lath. ‘ie All DENTAL WORK done tn the best manner and at moderste prices. Bitrous Uxide Gas teeth. ca) New Styles of Goods OPENED THIS DAY. BUSINESS SUITS. <n $13 to $30 GOOD ALL WOOL SUITS... 913 BOYS BUITS.....$6,$7. 85, $9, and $10 BOYS’ SUITS, . BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS. BUSINESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS. DESSS SUITS. PANTS AND VEST. DBESS SUITS. PANTS AND VEST. DERBY SACKS. OB ALB din PRINOB EBT. ST. NICHOLAS ST. NICHOLAS. Custom Work. Our goods are SHRUNK, i earn. USK, and got opin FIBST Ger PRICES are LOWER than the sane ‘ gouds cau Le bought eleewhere. 905 OF @4K WALL CLOTHING HOUSE, 025 SEVENTH STREET, J.B. SMITH. Business Manager. YWM L. WALL @ ©O., Anctioncers, i ew Marble Building, Btores No. Penn. av., cor. 9b st FOR PRIVATE SALE. ~wetvog from the maoufecturers a lno@e assortment ot CAB- af all descriptions, to invite the attention of buyers, as Jent workmanship, which has been made to order. and to which we respect- folly invite the attention uf bayer before purchas- ing elsewhere, WM. L. WALL & 0U., cca tf Auctioncers. eck im Ee ONCOBD AXLFS AN! sPHINGS. CAST STEZL“ BANDERSONS,” ‘TIBE and SPRING STEEL, BAK 1RON, (Best Refined, Ours, BANDS and SOBULLS, _ ‘ANGLE snd T LRON J. W. BESNEDY @ co, METALS AND EUVILDERS’ HARDWARE, a Avenue, Metropolitan Hotet. Ce UST BECKIVED S s e OF BAIR-BRAIDS AND A NEW STYLE UL. At 8. HELLER’s, cS) im 715 Marbet Space, (j#45D, COURSE OF LecruUR x Given under the auspices of 1 CALVABY barTist CBU RCA, rn LINCOLN’ HALL, J aNeDC) M1 Mesember 2. with Wat. H. MILBURN. ect— vt 5 Va Ne rain. mber 18 sii = BENS. LOSSiNG. Si joct—| i ‘o day. Hh Beaten Seles DU CHAILLU. ect—A Journey to the Country of the Dwarfs. 3. cows. JASE. MUBDOOH. t Beading- from Celebrated An 2; December Dec! rs Subject — Bisty Mingtes’ Chat with China aud ry pan. ebraary 15 Pe nowy JOHN G. SAXB. caged — Poetry ‘and Posts. March 4 NUSTIN McCABTHY of Bure Subject—Th re 5 Marchi. cae ‘ATE FIBLD. sore TORACE GREELEY TLUIAN =. EDGARTUN Bubiece— ts wuses 7°. April 2... HIBAM GHEBN. Lait Gustice of Posse. Subject—Bile. Bingle tickets. 50 cents; Season ticks sop tickets admitting 9. ip & Solomons ; > ra street apd New York avenue, aad Burr « Furnishing Store, 910 F street. Purchasers of season tickets will be entitled to re served seats without extra charge, two days prior to which time diagrains of the hall cau 910 F street ‘oc SL-lm H. B. 7D Our Clothing FOR FALL & WINTER 1870-1871, SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING. OVERCOATS ! For Beaver. oiset iy ' All Cole itmes « ie ge aa All Styles. aD Kersey, | AU Sizes. {Pitot DRESS COATS AND VESTS! 8. Bick cra, | Cat ery |B 8. Bick Oeh SB Dake Clowns) ot Wel | BB Brows Clock, SWALLOW-TAIL COATS! BUSINESS SUITS ! Freck Coat Frock Coat Style ‘The Greatest Style. Derty Uoat Variety! Box Coat Bile. Style, YOUTHS AND BOY. CLOTHING ! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN. CLOTHING TO ORDER! FROM THE FINEST SELECTION OF Cloths, Coatings, Diagonels, Doeskinsy Aerneye, ma Cassimerce. Cheriote. rieae, nd Silks, Velvets, Plush. ‘und Oasbuy're for Vente, ald be procured trom first cl eateblish- HABLE BROTHERS, = N. W. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D BTS., atte 1 gencer Building.) cea C. REICHENBACH’S Piane Store, F. Wo. 423 11th Street, above Penna. Avenus, (BstasiisuEp Over 40 Yeas.) {ta tie for the Seen, Frey XS ind colebogaed PLABOB @oUnu wot, Albany: ‘also, secoml tend PAR oe. eure Sor ates rents Fablcg oc! bepairing, = P=% Piano OTTRPHEN MASSETT.’ “THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY. To-day elections are to be held in eighteen States of the Union, and we subjoin, for pur- poses of comparison, the vote at the last elec- tions in some of the leading States, and in the adjoining States of Maryland and Virginia: MARYLAND. _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL RevEScR.—The receipts from this source to-day were $13,708.17. . Five Congressmen will be elected Mary- INDIAN AGENT ArroinTep—The Presiden: | '#”4;,204 ihe candidates bre as follows: te-day appointed John A. Simms, of Washing- | }. B.Tordett. Samuel Hambicton, 5,097 ton Territory, Agent for the Nez Perce indians | 3 te ae Thome: Bweane” $393 in Idaho. 4. Johw E-Smih. John Ritchie, 6 D " 5. James A-Gary. | Wm. H. Merrick. 7.748 D MR. Witttam Coox, a colored messsenger in From the fact that the negroes vote in this State for the first (ime the majorities above re- corded serve no other purpose than to indicate the degree of strength to be overcome by the republicans in the several districts. VIRGINIA. the Inter‘or Defiartment, is at the Secretary's door temporarily, in place of Wm. Syphax, late messenger to the Secretary resigned. Coytr © TO ImrRovE.—We have received i The people of Virginia will elect eight Con- to-day foliowing encouraging telegram from | gressmen. The candidates are as follows * Augusta, Me., in regard to the condition of een) Ce ee Senator Morrill: «Much better to-day. Has |}. }W.W: Dougisss.s ete peat F Piatt. » B. Bol . ! EEL 3. Uhae He Porter. Albert Ordway. R ee AT THB Waite Hoves.—Senator Tramball bad an hour's interview with the President this mormng, and was followed by Secretary Del- sno, in company with the Commissigner of In- dian affairs. Hughes,(Ind.) Wm. Terry. NEW JERSEY. The election in New Jersey is for members of the a and members of Congress. The candidates for Congress are as follows: . THE LATHAM-DeMING Case has been set for trial in the United States Supreme Uourt on | | Ke7ublicaus ag Monday next. The question of the legality of | 3 wy ‘y Basitte”- SSe D the legal tender act will not occur in the trial as | 3- rE Boshing. Jobe T. Bird. bat has been heretofore supposed it would. We Haliy. — GrontaOlovelind 2 90 4 —— Eneas Fitzpa'rick.¢ 27! DISCHARGED THE SEavice— Starr, 8th cavalry, and John Edwards, J “ @ B Halmead: Jobn Hill, republican, and Orestes Cleveland, democrat, are among the present members, pernumerary; Lients. A. H. M. Taylor, 17th in- . NEW YORK. fantry, and James Butler and E. 1. McOsultey, | The State ticketaaneas follows: | unassigned, have been honoradly discharged: 8. L. Woodford. Jeno T Hoftinan. the service. aufimann-Allen 0. Beach. . Asher #.Michols. ‘TRE ANCIENT MARIvER who bas represented felson. John D. Bay, himself to have been John Jarvis, carpenter and sole survivor of the ill-fated United States slcop of war Levant, lost inthe Pacific ocean twelve years ago, turns out to be a drunken im- postor, and the story of his adventures a ja Robinson Crusoe was evolved like the German philosopher’s description of a camel, entirely Democra’s. Maj. 1n 88 out of his self conscioveness, in other words | 1- Chas. Novell. Dwight Townsend. 1,35 D was manufactured out of whole cloth. Silas Dutcher, ‘Thos. Kinsella. 1,825 D 3. ¥ mer: Henry W.B8lo-um. 2,861 D ‘Tae KiMesRy-BeTLeR Scrr Drenresep.— Boovevelt In the United States Cireuit Court in Baltimore | * 4J-Leegatt. > Tam. & Moz yesterday, upon the call of the docket, the case | 5. ces e-sees-- Wm. R. Roberta.” of Kimberly Bros. vs. Gen. Benj. F. Butler be- | > Serepe gtriley- | 8. 8. Oox. ing called, it was stated by counsel that thecase | 7 7D. H. Alpine, | Sm'th Ely.jr. would not be prosecuted further: The case was | +. George Wilkes, }J4mea Brooks, bronght to recover the amount paid by plain- | ow ginger. tiffs for rental of certain buildings at Fortress Monroe while Gen. Butler was in command of that post in 1364. . Tse Louisiana Evection—Tne Rervawi- cans Swarr THE STATE.—The Union Congres- 1, Jas. Westervél ii, Chas. te BE ae sional Committee received a dispatch to-day at | = 5 fa. noon, from Senator Kellogg, at New Orleans, 3B gore ee saying that tiimt city would go republican by . Aer Ges ati absut 5,060 majority. The election was pre- . Abram B. Weaver. ceeding quietly, and the indications were that | 2: W.%; Dodie Mececthy the republicans would sweep the State also. 1, Seely. : ‘The President received a dispatch also to-day, from Collector Casey, contirmatory of the above. Werstwarp Ho!—Mr.S. Yorke At Lee, who lately resigned the librarianship of the ‘Treasury Department, has accepted an invitation to take an. Wilfians Chas D. Murray. the editorship of the New ge, published in San ILLINOIS. Francisco, Cal., @ paper devoted to literature — candidates tor State officers in Illinois and to the interests of Odd Fellowship. It is ro blicans, Demoer: the official organ of the Grand Lodge of Cali- | State Treaeurer...Erastas N. Bates. Charles Bidgly. fornia. Mr.At Lee will leave in a short time for his post of duty. He has occupied the edi- torial chair successfully on the Atlantic coast, and will no doubt make his mark in his ew held. Exrr Syrmax.—Mr. William the principal manager of the I struction AN Feinse PeniventiaryCow B erman. Charles C: Bat. 1 Redon ‘asper Butz. : : The republican majority on the last Pr dential vote was 51,000, and the democrats have no hope of overcoming it. The candidates at large for © ‘are.John A. Logan and W. B. Anderson. The candidates by districts are: Republicans. mocrats, May. "ET. Syphax, 80 long partinent of the Interior, bas disposed of bis interest in tha: |! }¢hutesB Fergal 2 3.18) & establishment, and will hereafter be connected | 31 G.'Burciard Charles Betta 439 with the Exterior. It will seem a little oddto | 4. J “eels P.L.Cable. 172 RK persons who may wish to see the Secretary not | °. } Hevderwn. { BN Stevens. 7.005 B to have to explain their business to Mr. Syphax, 6. B Julial Avery. 7,651 B and ladies may miss the affectionate grasp of | 2 Gites, Se his bandon their arm, but they will get used TW. Neely, | 258 D to his absence by and by, and after @ while they isgeen, ap may come to wonder why he wasn’t given an i Wm. Hartzell. 162 B opportunity to tender bis resignation long ago. 3D) W. Mutn. John M. Crebbs. ® 503 D wes ‘The present delegation stands ten republicans to four democrats. e vast ey 202+ — THE NEW YORK ELECTION. The Military Preparations to serve Order—Agreement Betw: the United States and Municipa: jen. New WK city was quiet last night. Five thousand United States troops are quartered between the North aud East rivers, in order for any emergency, but under t to re- main quietly at their stations and not show themselves at all unless called upon by the proper authorities. General McDowell is in command, and has established his headuarters at the corner of Houstoe and Greene streets, from which point telegraph line was con- structed last evening to all positions occupied by troops. For the purpose of securing harmoniots ope- ration between the thorities of the United States on the one hand and those of the State and city of New York on the other, at the elec- tion, it was last evening agreed that no person who has registered his name is to be preventet by arrest from voting, if, atter being challenged. questioned and cautioned, he persists in taking the statutory oaths, unless one of the inspector= knows that he is not entitled to vote. After voting, any elector may be arrested for any ot- fence against the law. The United States su- perrbors are to be peesent from the opening of he polls until the completion ot the eanvas:, and to bave full op) vase, and to attac! iesult of the o: desire; and t 3 the completion of the whole canvass for any alleged offence. nor then except on process. ‘The inspectors of election are to be protected from the opening of the polls unti! the comple- tion of the canvass, and are not to be arrested before the completion of the entire canvass for any alleged offerice, nor then except om process. The United States deputy marshals and the members of the police force are to co-operate in good faith in preserving order, &c. Major General Shi commanding the first division of State mi! has issued the follow- ing general orders:—‘ By direction of his E: cellency John T. Hoffman, commmader-in-chief, ted States and of the. State, Charged with ted States e fe, charge m3 portant duties in reference to the wsoadect of the election, have Sal egrend upon measures which it is confidently wed will render all military interference wholly unneceséary, yet, asa measure ¢ ) tt ts" or- dered that should the or division be required to aid the civil authorities in the NAVAL OnpEns—Command¥r James Thorn- ton has been ordered to navigation duty at the navy yard Portsmouth, N. H.; Lieutenant Com- mander Francis A. Vook, to temporary duty on board the recruiting ship Independence; Assist- ant Paymaster W. icGowen, toduty as assist- aut to Paymaster Emery, at the New York navy yard, Commander E.G. McCauley, has been detached from navigation duty at the Ports- month, N. H., navy yard, and ordered to the naval academy, and Passed Assistant Surgeon D. MeMurtree, from the receiving ship Poto- mac, and placed on waiting orders. A Patent Ketrexp.—The Commissioner of Patents to-day refused the application of Hiram H. Marsh, of Chicago, tor a patent tor an improved horse hoe or cultivator. It ap- pears that Marsh filed an application of a simi- lar nature on July 5th, 1851, and met with the fame fate as now, whereupon he withdrew his application and his fee was retunded. During the past month he renewed his application and the Commissioner gives an adverse decision on the same, on the ground that the invention ot which he (Marsh) claims to be the originator has been in public use for the past two years, it not longer. tunity to witness the can- toevery certiticate of the GVAGING INSTRUMENTS SeLROTED.—In an: swer to an invitation of the Com) oner of Internal Revenue for samples or guaging in- struments, with a view ot prescribing uniform standards, a number of instruments have been presented to the department, and thoroughly examined and tested, resulting favorably to the combination rodof Messrs. Paine & McKean, and the Acting Commissioner ing decided to prescribe its use by the reventie guagers, he has concluded arrangements with the manu- facturers for a supply to be furnished throu; the Internal Revenue Office, where they will be tested before being distributed for us®. Assoon as the supply ef instruments is furnished, every guager whose earnings exceed $50 per month will be required to provide himself with one at his owh expense. sess ANOTHER Case ov SusreNDED ANIMATION. heb op the vane two weeks bo well githents- y teagg tage 1 re Baprad hg amr) ‘ages of suspended animatio: S . Nov. 8tb, the establi ignal it curred in the United States. rat one, wai stroker, 7 ated, four times, a the towsy The Grst tecond at Pittsburg, Pa both bells of the ‘are in thi : ey thay department, will be sounded. of in Tae Stak, aud Therey, the infantry and artillery will im third in Scott county Ind. 16 last case only, mediately asemble ‘at thelt res; ive armo- feeders tutta nap Get | Emcee tehyentes a e o ir a Mr | com 18 Te} at ir head- Miam Juhneon. All the preparat vt juarters. Ri tal Vommanders will see burial had taken place, and the to be placed in a coffin when it quite warm. A ph: an hour or two the girl had ope! and ske is now in a Yair way for Tee@very. — see: at a formation takes place at once, and the <r within the armories ready for instant service.” a Hs Jealousy at Ninety-81x.—In Lincoln coun- gy, there lives an a ree! aged ‘Tar Syracuse Jon:nal lucidly tells us what ly — Thomas Greely, gga niaetrax, and causes the earth to quake: “Earthquakes are iswife, aged winoty Sve. Shey wore ax ‘ caused by a wave of elastic com; Pro” | Sothier as misivand witeionet wie ing dinced by the sudden fexure and constraint of | Geuser 4 tian and wife until within the lastfew ciate marerials forming @ portion of the | werks., ut the joys Boneymoon eosld certh’s crast. or by a sudden reflef of this con- J Pos, last forever and the transiont happiness sirmtt painter hore, er ‘brie | Oat promised ar destined tobe Seeed, ecom) act: ym defo: Kuow what isthe mattegnest time. : Seen ae oe 3 xs M77 Englind is beginniyg to acknowledge New York the leader of thuhions. The London publishers, 10 whou a prominent metropolitan wodiste bas furnished steel fashion plates for some Ume pw’, advised her recently by cable to inereane thie original enter one-third, in jet of Parisian st\'e% America preferred to any otber. Hate cae ‘pine pinkie nbet << >> S7-A female student the other dav, at Cincinnati + ospital, wg bissed two m; Dut stood up 40 ber we WiU. #0 ———__-<ee. 7 Charles Cook and his sey City, Margaret, Jer- have been arrested. charged b: stood : 2 corones s Jery with Beets ‘murder of the ana wan $07 treated by tae. 4 ra ein Mactha sight, by apalureat- } that the stu down and behaved like gentlemen, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. | THIS AETERNOON'S DISPATCHES ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. THE STATE ELECTIONS EW YORK. Quiet Election in New York City. with @ Heavy Vote— ‘Led- u mot [Spe ial Dispatches.1 The following dispatches have been received at the Washington Burean of the New York Times : New York Nov. 8.—1! a. M.—At 11 o’cloak everything is + » and election running smoothly. Ledwith is doing well, and is fright- ening Tammany by heavy vote. | R. R. 8. Ew York, Nov. 8, 1870, 1 p. m.—At 1 p. m_ everything is quiet. No soldiers at polls, buy within easy call, and showing themselves occa sionally for the benefit of Tammany. There has been a slight row in the 18th w: between the United States Marshal and re; +» Dut not serious. It is rumored that a challenger in the up-town district has been stabbed to the heart by arepeater whose vote he questioned, but the story js improbable. Ledwith is polling a named Catholic vote, and his friends gar al ful. Re Rows in Brooklys this Mornieg—All Quiet Bow—fifteen Arrests. U.S. Marsnar’s Orrice, New York, . 8,212 p.m.—L. L. Crownse, N. ¥. Times—in Brooklyn everything is quiet, and the vote is large. In this ‘city ‘were some ugly things doue early in the morning in the 8th, 6th, and 4th wards, but with firmness matters were re- stored. They break out a little in some spote yet; but generally there is quiet anda very large vote. So far fifteen arrests, Of which three are discharged, G. HLS. Hall's Majority will be Small. “New York, 2:30 p. m.—Election still quiet. Hall told a friend » few minutes since that Ledwith was rw ig very heavily. Poli- ticlans think Hall will succeed by major- ity. Repeating light and arrests few. R, K. 3. The Voting Preceedi uietly—The t Vote on Mees: Polled_In- spectors, Marshals, and Police forking Harmonsteusly Together. [By Associated Press.) New Yorx, Nov. &—The voting in this city is progressing quietly, and it is probable that the city will poll the largest vote on record. Many citizens who habitually take no part in elections are this morning seen at the polls. In souue district lines were formed as early as eight o'clock. A large vote has already been polled ‘The inspectors, marshals, and police work har- moniously together; and thus far no dsturb- ance has occurred. j LATER. EVERYTHING QUIET. jov. 8.—(Afternoon.)—The city is very quiet, and there are no signs of disturb- ance. A large number ot have been made by both the federal authorities and the police. In the Eighth rd a slight disturb. ance was occasioned by a deputy marshal who threatened to assault a legal voter, and was ieoeety removed by the police, and the trouble ended. ‘The.negro marshals have so far conducted themselves with great prepriety. They are at- tentive_to their duties and avoid giv: offense A large vote is being polled, most of the in terest Concentrating on the contest for the Mayoralty. In the upper part of the city Ledwith is ran- oa |, but the lower wards are strong for al A Row in Troy. Troy, Nov. 8—The election is passing off uietly. A large vote will be polled. The only disturbance that has occurred was Fourth Ward, where a deputy U. S. Marshal was as- saulted. ‘One man was arrested in the Second Ward for repeating, and auother is in custedy for at- tempting bribery. MABYLAND. 1HE VOTE IN BALTIMORE. The Fallest Fr known—No Dist ance-Not an Arrest to 000 Colored People at oted im the @ ar LZ bonnie § mM — omen’ Swann'’s Majority will mot exceed 3,000. Special to The Evening Star. BatTrMorg, Nov. 8.—The vote of Baltimore to-day is the fullest ever known, and the inter- est in the election isso general as to bring out nearly the whole quiet vote, which has not been the case for years before. Up to this writing there has not been the slightest disturbauce. All the bar-rooms are rigid!y closed, and there is no intoxicaton visible anywhere—the police having received mstructions to take the names of any persons seen on the streets un- der the influence of liquor to be used as wit- wesses before the grand jary, and made to dis- close where the liquor was sold. The colored — are, generally speaking, enjoying the a holiday. ‘The dining saioons are nearly of their waiters, and at every polling place there are ticket distributers and commit mittees of colored men looking after the voters- ot their people, The republican managers are everywhere active. and seem to be nothing to put iu every vote they ari 3 In the wards composing the third congrestiona district the utmost activity prevais amoug the republicans to secure, if possible, the deteat of Mr. Swann, and the vete will b> vers large. At all the precincts in the city the coi ored yoters were first on the ground, and seemed to Teel the Importance v! this their iirst exercise 01 the privileges of the ballot in Baltimore. By one o'clock it was estimated that nearly evers colored msn ip the city, numbering altogether something like 9,000, lad voted. The United States deputy marshals appeared at the poll with pink ribbon badges designating tuetr of- ficial gene In nearly all instances they tra: ternized with the regularly constituted police mon, twsome Cases pi ow ol with them indaty and in voting. I visited the Sth, 15th and 16th wards, where the colored oe of the city chietly reside. The @ of so many col- ored voters was anovel one for Baitimore, and drew large crowds of , including many colored women with tickets bearing a cut or ‘abraham Lincoln pinned to their bosoms. The Sth ward is in the Second a! SS represented b; colored vi in rong.~ In the 2d precinct of this ward the cel- red men had nearly all mytea half-past 11 o'clock. Up to eleven o'clock three hundred votes bad been cast, two hundred and tifty ot them being of blacks. At the first inct of the 5th ward there were two bu; persons in line at about eleven o'clock, only six of whom were white. The line of voters extended at one time jay over Blair Market lot. The 15th and ‘wards are in Mr. Swann’s distri former ha’ negroes in Mr. Swann’s ulation than in Mr. ulated, ¥ fand majority i he'received seven forty-nine majorit: cente: are more in preportion to Archer's aoa itis now yee m., that Mr. Rit Sevens sand four hurdred - Nearly all the interest : iid bE & E interfere With them, £0 thay the voting has pro- ceeded quietly thus far. It bad been expected that the democrats would divide the colored vote to some extent in this county, but so far it has gone solid for Gary, the republican candi- date for Congress, and the freads of Ja Merrick are not altogether capfident of the result. The colored voters openly display the Gray ticl and a) to bave a pretty efegtive campargn organization. The demo cratic majority im this (sth) Congressional Dis. triet_ in 1868 was 7,71#. which will be hard to overcome, Colored Voters @ut in Force Close Vote at Law Democrat Majori Bet and Bladensburg — Close Vote in Anne Arunde| Special dispatch to The Boening Star. ANNaroLts JumoTION, MD., Nov. .—Voting is going on quietly in precincts adjacent to the rai'road. Tne colored voters were at the . Many were o1 Se owe all night. heir vote was put in earty In the day. At Laurel there tsa Mili vote and close At Beiteville two hundred and fifiy votes = in at noon, the democrats claiming to lead y- At Bladensburg four hundred and ninety votes had been pat in at the same hour, the democrats claiming titty majority. Une colored vote was given for Merrick. In Anue Arundel (‘fourth district) a full, but close vote is being cast. LATER. Fall Vote in Annapo! crates Ahead in ANNAPOLI8 JUNCTION, MD., Noy. 8—2:55 r. ™.—Full vote in Annapolis. "The democrats | claimed, at two o'clock, to lead the republicans twenty votes. In the eixth district of Howard all is quiet. | The democrat: claim & majority of over one | hundred. c. is—The Demo- loward. All Quiet im Baltimore—A Heavy Vote Boing Polled. H [By Associated Press.) “| Batimors, Nov. 8.—The election is proceed- | ing im a most orderly manner. Up to this hour (1.30 p. m.) not an arrest has | been made. | ‘A heavy vote is being polled. i MASSACHUSETTS. Bestom Active but Quiet_Ciafiina 1.100 fins Ses enaceree | wi of Gaston. ‘ | By Associated Prets.) - Boerox, Nov. &—The votin, quietly but actively. The vote fn Womow at noon stood: Gor Governor—Cilafiin, 3,574, for Adams, 2,409; for Phillips, 435. For man in the third district—Twitchell, ican, 2,34; Gaston, , 1,370; Cushing, onthe, 99; Boliord, labor reform, IT" Fourth aistrict—Mooper, 1,254; Morse, democrat, 120: Sargent, labor reform, 52. jeported Ricts—_v. Driven Off The Colored Men Prevented {rom Voting — Ballet Boxes Seized. (By Associated Press.) Pisa pr arate 3—Up to — = election is city has progressed without dis- tarbance. The colored citizens are generally voting, and seem inclined to be in as serting their new rights. ‘There are rumors of serious riots by white men at Odesra ant Sere It is stated that the uty U. S. marsh: it these places have been driven off the ground, the colored — from voting, and the ballot bo: LOUISIANA. A ablicam Ma: ity im the State 000_Foar Bepabtican “4 tected, sand ail Elected Out of New Yor«, Nov. 8.—A special New Orleans dispatch to the Tribune says, | begin for two wee! THE WAR IN EUROPE. THE ARMISTICE RUPTURE. Bismarck’s Account of it. The French to Blame for a Failure of the Negotiations, NO ONE TO ENTER OR LEAVE PARIS. Telegrophed Eaclusively to th Loxvox, Nov. 5 Brmarck has @furnisbed thé'tollowing auation of the rapture of ne- gotiations for an armistice The French gov ernment having declared through its repre- sentative, M. Thiers, its ability to accept the German offer of an armistice on the basis of statu quo, the Count proposed that the Fren-b name atime for holding elections fora Uaa- stituent Assembly. The Germans promised that, in such an event, the elections should be respected,even in the territory now ocoupied by the Prussians, M. Thiers therenpon with- drew to the outposts to consult Jales Favre and Gen. Frochu, but at length returned to Ver- sailles without power to accept the German ofter PARLS CUT eeming Star, OFF FROM THE WORLD. King William bis issued an order that ne son whatever shall hereafter be allowed to enter ave Paris. Five passangers have just becu captured and wil! be court-martialled for viola- tion of the order. METZ THE CAPITAL OF LORE AINE. Lompon, Nov. 8 —The city of Mets has been vUTsIMS | made the capital of the Gorman government of Lorraine. PARIS WON'T BE BOMBARDED To-Day, ‘The Tims this morning says it has reason ‘to believe that the bombardment of Paris will not King William is reluctant to destroy so grand a city, and ix giving the French every opportunity to negotiate for peace. Tis said that Baron Uaussman has been ar- rested. FRANCE TO BLAME POR THE IMPEND- ING DESTRUCTION OF PAKIs, Berwin, Nov. §—All the Berlin newsvaperr, official and otherwise, throw the responsibility of the impending destruction of Paris on the French. The latter have thas far obstinate! refused to recognize plain facts. ” THE FRENCH DON'T KNOW THEY ARE WHIPPED. Vimwxa, Nov. &—The Correspondence, of thie city, asserts that the French government act® as if it were unconscious of its defeat. fts tone and manver are the same as they would be if the French armies were pow before the city of Berlin. SKIRMISHING. VERFAILLEM Nov. § Gen. Truskow reported to the Prussian headquarters here yesterday, that bie division bad repulsed the (rancs-tireure in severa) ‘ments op the 2d inst., between Colmar and fort. He also, the oc. currence of several skir. ath and Petit Mosel, between the Prussians . in which the latter a Shicers and one hundred and three mene” ~ The French fortress of Belfort was invested? on the 3d inst. Communication with Gen. Werder had been re-established. RESTORATION OF OKDER ar SEILLES. MARSEILLES, Nov. 5, via Loxpom, Nov, & Esyuiros reports that the people are now i complete submistion to the government author. ities. He therefore submits his resignation, as- ferting it is the duty of the hour to uvite against the invaders. The mayor of the city has issued & proclamation annuling all the act« of the rev- olutionary committee. V as preparations are making at Lyons for Sefoncs. ulshicaie quantity of provisions has been col- able-bodied citizens are a rmed. The Prussiare have cut all commanicationr Mak- t THE WAR NOT OVER VET Bentir, Nov. + —The Prussian governwent, to re- | which recently gave orders for the restoration turns thus far received the city is republican by | of the lights and buoys at the mouth of the Elbe, not less than five thousand, and the State br twenty thoussnd majority.’ Four ent of five republican con; en are elected. The fifth district is doubtfal. The legislature i¢ largely republican. eae The Change of American Minister in Corennacey, Nov. 5.—Mr. Andrews, the re- tiring American Minister bad an audience of leave to-day. Mr. Kramer, the new American Minister presented his credentials and the cus- tomary speeches were made. Pm The “Read Agents” St at Werk — Another Express Robbery *ou the Pacific Batlroad. Telegraphed Baclusively to The Evening Star. San Francisco, Nov. 7. ing the eastern bound train F sony Ihe hag J men, su a rom Camp Halleck. engi ‘press cara were detached from the train a few miles ahead. express was and the Th: one hundred were taken. The jal train, with police and horses, started on trom this point, and arrived at the place of robbery a few hours later. A was found on the spot, with the name of printed on it. Carr is the soldier who killed a woman at Camp Hal- leck about two weeks ago, and escaped from the guardhouse. Several arrests have ry near Rene. Novel Suit for Damages—A Warnii for Bill Posters, i Telegraphed Exelusively to The Evening Star. ToLEpo, Onto, Nov. 7.—A heavy and some- what novel suit for damages was commen ed in the Common Pleas Court here, to-day, by B. W. Myers against H. J. Kaffes . “The suit is’ brought for damage to an elegaut new block on the corner of Summit and Menroe streets, caused by Raftensperger's postin; e announcement of bis auction sale of real tate on the walls of said block. Both parties have retained the ablest counsel in this part of the State, and propose to fight the matter to the end. Myers claims #5,000 damages. ——_$— Frem the Pacific Slepe-The Critten- den-Fair Murder, ac. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Beening Star. Sax Francisco, Nov. 7.—It has been raining the past few days throughout the Pacitic coast. All the courts adjourned to-day as a mark of ‘coal ritten- | Siuggish, thor now countermands these orders, and the work will consequently be suspended. BISMARCK ENDORSE). » Nov. 5.—Private advices jast re- ceived from Versailles confirm the account given by Bismarck of the suspension of the ne- gotiations for an armistice. Jules Favre, to- gether with @ majority of bis col vored the scheme for an election of rates toa Constituent Assembly, and urged the ac- istice t the — +s arm! as negotiated by General Trochu. commander at Paris, dis- sented, and carried bw point. ITALY AND THE POPR. FLORESCB, Nov. * —Phiers has written a let- ter to His Holiness at Kome, assuring bim that the great Powers of Europe wili consider hie case at the coming and & position congress, worthy of God's vice regeut will be — egeut will be provided The King will officially enter Ko: it on = ‘ iy me after the Preparations are actively making in all (he provinces for the election, which willeccur on oth instant. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The week opens in New York with a very easy made of | feeling in money, the majority of the loans on ceca, ae Sate ac in the rob- | can being made at 5 per cent., with transactions also at 4 per cent. and 6 per cent. The discount market shows rather more activity, owing to the enlarged supply of grain and pork r, but rates aresteady at late nuctuations. The ure of the armistice negotiations between France and Prussia has strengthene:! the gold prewium, the price having touched 119°, yester- day, notwithstanding lower «uotations for ex- ebange. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. B. Nov. 5.—Virginia stxon, old, 50. bid. lo. 135,00 bid, Wie asked, do. 180), j0e fe asked; bid, 57 asked. Yo ov. = uiet and wochanged. Wheat quiet and steady. Gorn scarce and firm. = + +200- a& PeNNsytvanta Coat Taave—The T Philadelphia Ledger of Monday says. recite ‘Os trade the past week was rat t tor the memory of J: A. P. the action of coal was oa a cb: af warder has been brought | Jarge. The shipping nd irom this point against Mre. ir, who killed him. bas been slack, while the jocel ad 'W. P. Web! bia bore. pertecting sone ments —_—— active; = os ne ee - have been scaree, but in the expectation of the 7 or oo or — absent Twe and near! due, ‘reigbts have @ivanced. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Boening Star. setae ome asad some Le] » Crxcixmatt, Nov. 7—Rev. Maxwell P. Gad. | mong the workmen in the lene py dis has been indicted by the United States grand | "Ss, smouin suspended, there. Is ‘o reason to feeien ths clation of vane Safog' ti | aut that farce emai rma he ment in col ae term as Aesersor of the 24 Ohio district, = pall 9 Carter, of the Orxcrxxatt, O., Nov. 7—At &® meeting of $4784.02; $5.00a04; broken, $3.998 4; cae “4 $4-35a51.00, = Stove, £4.90, and ebertant, ER, . tw move be was no at Ca Tabane received i