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BOSTON DAILY EVENING TRANSCRIPT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1871 EVENING TRANSCRIPT. SECOND EDITION. HEW YORK ELECTION. REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 40,000.

GREAT REFORM TRIUMPH. Ths Boston and Fbovidbncb Kailuoad Cob-fo nation hold Mo annul arreting in tho prioiiinis the Boston Passenger Station, this fore-. Juba H. Clifford, ths prealga at, tu the Tha annaxl report of the directors was rood by tho president, alee rs tracts from remmsoleotlou mode by him te tho railroad Gemmlssionore iu oresror te thair drrelar. Tbs following to extracted Cram the CITY KOTIGB.

Gkntumxn. (ie te Genka Feretohing Stereo and grt the Elmwood Collar. It to something new and very nion. It has a folded edg that prevent It looking lik paper. The doth Miftefi if not linen, took very mnch like it.

It to. la tact, ths beat imitation of linen ooilar hmv over oeeu and wo would recommend every gentleman to try It- Those who bare been troubled with badly linen collars should buy It and avoid vexa- BCBTd LIBttABT BED, DUPLEX M1BROB riRLOR btorr becdktaby bx. Fhm 68s 16116. HALEY. MORSE A RWim dl Wanhlngiro tirert.

a 1 FROM WASHINGTON. JOYFUL result of the ELECTIONS. tsagrstulstisBs It the Prcslfieut. TBE SOUTH CAROLINA KUKLUX. REPORTED PKEMDKETXAL X0YEMKKT.

BRIEF JOTTINGS. Yesterday was tbs most quiet election day witncooeu In Boston by the preeest generation. has loot its preotlge. Nothing waa heard from is yesterday. milk onro" has been prescribed for the Empress Carlotta.

She takes a milk bath every day. project for a new lunatic hospital at Wintbrop has foiled to secure the sanction of a majority of the Board of Aldermen. Alderman Plumer made toe eldest argument in its Avor that haa yet been presented. The Queen of the Belgians bee disputed a dressmakers bill for (15,000, on tha greand of exorbitant charges. Sheriff John M.

Clark could not run ahead or his ticket yesterday, because he was on all the ballots. The reflection of Senator Long put off the annexation of Cbarlcatown for a long while. few eaburbaiis visited Boston last evening to bring in the votes of their towns and to learn the election news. pleasant focee were missed. Journal has a fine ieture of the new apartment-hotel erected by Colonel Paraa Mtevena in Hew York, accompanied by an article oa Farialan Plata.

Wash born proved to be a very strong candidate. High personal character Is still honored in Massachusetts. Tammany has oema to grief at last. But yesterday the word of Tweed might have stood before all the Democracy; now auito await him, and none so poor to do him reverence. those reflected to the General Court yesterday waa our old friend Batkins from Cranberry Centro, and, in accordance with a time-honored custom, be will receive his friends at the Boston Museum tomorrow evening.

is no doubt about the victory at Bunker Bill yesterday. W. May received many congratulations last night from influential citizens on his reflection as District Attorney. plant of the Moon Flower the first of the kind raised here, we imagine haa, thsnka to the success of a pains-taking florist, been recently delighting admiring eyes in this city. It belongs to the morning-glory family, end the seed came from Ceylon.

The blossom is larje and of pure white. Quincy Adams was vary badly beaten at Quincy, yesterday, ills town and State gave him a double best. F. W. Lincoln returns to the Legislature after an absence of twenty-five years.

Ills colleague, Col. Codman, waa one of the beat Senators ever occupying a seat in the upper branch of the Legislature. triumph in New York yesterday will have an important bearing upon national politics. cast eight hundred more votes yesterday than Salem. of the insurance companies that suspended after the Chicago fire offer such a small percentage to policy-holders, that there is great dissatialactton.

only colored Representative elected to the Legislature ia a very intelligent and respectable man, who has served two terms. at Wards Local officers that can connt rapidly and correctly. Five hours and a half after the closing of the polls the inspectors were sorting the ballots. They were not the right sort themselves. former political times.

Cape Cod was opposed to the Democracy and Capo Ann atrobgly in favor of it. the last three elections the people of Charlestown have very decidedly voted against annexation. This should ha taken ns a popular decision, as well as a correct one. The (inference between the date of the first ice in Boston since 1830 hss been forty-eight days. The Democracy usually encounter a chill on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

Bill stands where It has always stood in Middlesex, with Concord and Lexington. very small vote given for Judge Pitman yesterday indicates the weariness of the people with the ultra-prohibitory movement. The really able leaders have few followers. organ-grinder who played Hear me, Norma, before deaf and dumb asylum, had to move on without a penny tor his notes. Ward 9 is fortunate in having so efficient a clerk aa Mr.

Cyrus A. Page. His returns were the flret received at City Hall, and by the press. rout of Tammany is complete. Isaiah Kynders speaks of it with contempt.

vote of the Commonwealth yesterday shows that Massachusetts still retains its ancient fires. says he Is willing to return to dust at the proper time, but does not like meanwhile to be buried In wind ing sheets of It. The Labor Reform vote yesterday suggests the fable of the mountain in labor. The leaders will probably smell a mice. Fatal Accident to F.

Wixslow. We regret to bo called upon to record the sudden death of Mr. Franklin 'Winslow, long known as the cashier in the office of the Boston Journal. For mbie than twenty years be has occupied that important position to the satisfaction of his employers. As former resident of Dorchester, aa a neighbor there and elsewhere, end in bis intercourse always with friends and acquaintances, Mr.

Winslow had the warm esteem or all who knew him and enjoyed his genial manners, or were the recipients of kindly regards and services. The particulars of tha accident ere thus stated in the Journal: Mr. Winslow left the office last evening at about nine o'clock, and took the train for hie residence nt Newton. On reaching the depot ne stepped from the smoking-car upon the inward track, and as ha stepped out in some way tripped and fell upon his back just as tbe Inward train was passing Middlesex Hall. He was struck by tbe locomotive, which passed over him, as did also tbe baggage car and forward wheels of tbe next car.

The wheels passed over his left thigh, cutting his leg so that it hnng by a slight band of flesh Just below tbe knee. The femur was fractured, the wheels pasting from the knee upward, and there was a wound in the left inqoinal region through which the contents of the abdomen escaped; From the wrist of the left arm to the shoulder tbe whole arm was a mass or Jelly, and only held to the shoulder by mere shreds. There were a number or slight bruises on either side of the face, and a ent on the back of tbe head. Mr. Winslow was about 45 years of age, and leaves a wife and four children, who will have tha tendereat sympathy of a large circle of friends in their sad and sudden bereavement.

He had been connected with the Journal office for over twenty years, and was highly esteemed for his many good qualities of head and heart by those who were associated with him In business, as well ns by the very large circle who snared bis acquaintance. His body was taken to tbe depot and medical aid at once summoned. Dr. T. 8.

Keith and Dr. 8 tone were soon present, but he was dead before they arrived. Coroner John M. Flake took ckarge or the body end will hold an inquest today. WITH SUPPLEMENT.

WID1UBAT, AOrEHlIl Mil. Tu Samnnorr today will hare a special interest to many leader on account of the historical paper under the title of Fiaher A me a. Htaidea being a trilmte to one of the gieateat of New England' great uen, the paper oontaina much that will he new to tliia generation and rerire meinorieo of marked incident of former timea. In addition to thi, it prominent fanfare, the extT aheet is by no means without other claima to perusal. Tmk Elkctiox, yesterday, in MsasachnsetU, Temout.trated how eaaily the Republicans can triumph in the State with entirely unobjectionable candidates for the principal oflloes.

Without an effort the Republican nominee for Goreroor, William R. Washburn, will hare a plurality equalling one-half of the combined opposition rote. The Labor Retom and Prohibition parties, aa the flpures show, are struggling to see which shall acquire a numerical superiority, when neither of them is able to east ten thousand rotes. loli ticul labor reform and political prohibition make a great pother before election, considering tlie amaU foundation of popular support upon which they are ultimately seen to rest. Mr.

Washbnrna aamcintca on the State ticket will hare about the same majority aa the nominee to Governor. All the Executive Councillors are Republican, and the Legislature is too much in the same direction to he a pleasant subject for contemplation on the part of an enemy of tlie dominant party. In Suffolk county all the county officers rlioseu belong to the Republican party. The ri 'election of Hon. H.

H. Coolidge to the Senate from the Fourth District, by a majority exceeding GOO; the success of the Hon. Charles Hale in the Thin, and the astonishing revolution wliereby Mr. Johnson la returned from tlie Sixth District, are matters Of general congratulation among Republicans. To tlie House of Representatives Boston sends several experienced legislators, vis.

Col. A. J. Wright, Hon. Moses Kimball, Col.

C. R. Codinan and Frederick W. Lincoln, either of whom would creditably fill the speakership, and all of whom are well known throughout the Coin iuou wealth. The sons of Massachusetts, at home and abroad, should feel abundantly satisfied with the result of this election.

Tiik Taxmast Rout. Tlie victory over Tammany in Kew York city and State is something to lie emphasized and held up for imitation ns well as approval, without a moments delay. The story is simple but immensely significant. Gross, long-continued rascality, bating its origin in a criminal indifference to and neglect of their pnblic duties tlie better class of citizens, selfishly the evil to become gigantic, at last provoked an exposure chietly the persistent work of tlie courageous Kow York Times. This ex-I oure created alarm, compelled other journals nuil leading men who bad characters at stake, and the fair fame of tlieir parly to uphold to follow its lead.

The discussion went on, the wickedness was more and more uncovered, until wliat? Why, until it became simply a question whether the metropolitan city should he turned over to the plunder of a mob or redeemed at the polls, or by a Vigilance Committee. Tins alarming crisis enforced, by an appeal to M-lf-interest and justifiable fears, the responsibilities of citizenship, and by these as a dominant motive force drove the respectable and decent portion of the city to the ballot-boxes, com-H-Uing them to waive care for tlieir own busi-iicm and attend to tlieir own business as wrapt up iu the public welfare so imminently threatened. All honor to those who even at the elev- euth hour listened to compulsion, saw the danger ami met it. Especially, all honor to those Df-niucnita, influential and honest leaden, men of sense and sagacity, who rose above party, joined in the work of reform and accomplished no mu all part of it. Tweed, the embodiment of official corruption, escapes defeat in a district, all Democratic, after having his majority reduced more than one-half.

Tlie honest men who will control both branches oltbe next Kew York Legislature will take tlierarilest opportunity to rid themselves of bis presence, should lie attempt to assist in tlie work of law-making at Albany. All his confreres in guilt in the city are buried beneath the weight of popular indignation. The result hss proved that the commercial emporium of the Union has long been in the hands of thieves only by the sufferance of the classes opposed to corruption, but who have not, in recent yean, exhibited their power. Nationally, the overthrow of Tammany destroys a great centre of Democratic opinion and influence throughout the oonntry. The same elements which scattered this heretofore formidable combination secured a Republican triumph in the State at large, and detached Kew York from the Democratic column.

It decided tlie question that the next Presidential rally of the Democracy will not be to victory, hat for the privilege of continued existence. Yesterday! work was one of the utmost importance in all its relations, political, economical and moral. Its effects will not be confined to ibis side of the Atlantic. Fkox Dotkr to Calais. Active operations are in progress, liotli at Calais and Dover, to enlarge these ports in order to facilitate international travel, in view especially to the increased necessity for communication between England and Austria through France and Germany, on account of the t7nlvereal Exhibition at Vienna.

The English Government has authorised extensive enlargements at Dover; while in France Mr. Scott Russell is making earnest effort to persuade the Ministry to adopt a project to greatly improving the roadstead at Calais. An English company will construct an enormous boat on the model of the Great Eastern, which will be able to carry two entire railway-trains, which will leave the Victoria Station at the same time; by which passengers will he able to go direct from London to Vienna, either by Cologne and Frankfort, or via Paris, Strasbourg and Munich, without change of cars. Kxw Flan fob Taxation. A Belgian at Lieges has invented a new method of taxation to all kinds of manufactured fabrics.

It consists of narrow little bands of thin gummed paper, marked off into metres and centimetres, which should he fastened ail along the edge of every piece of cloth. The material would thus measure itself, as it were, without the aid of a yardstick, and the quantity sold would he self-n-giftered. These bands, furnished by Government, would cost the State fifteen centimes per hundred metres. If Government should si'll them at one franc a hundred metres, it would every year make a very respectable number of millions. On a silk dress worth two hundred francs the tax would ha only from twelve to fifteen centimes, with the advantage of perfect accuracy of measurement without tlie possibility of mistake or cheating.

Bbattlx Stxxxt Cucxch. A handsome phlet, of over fifty pages, Aram the press of John Wilson A Son, on the counter at the Old Corner, has to its title, Memorial of the Church in Brattle Square. It contains tha disc ours preached by Rev. Dr. Lotbrop in that venerable edifice the last Sunday of its nse to public worship, and an appendix giving, with other interesting (matter, an account of the laying of the eorner-etona of the new church on Commonwealth avenue and Clarendon street; the whole making np a sol lection that many will be glad to read and preserve.

LxcnrBM ox Tbavuls xx Asia and Afxioa. Dr. W. J. Davis, late professor ia tha University of St.

Petersburg, will deliver the first lecture (tor this season) on hie scientific travels In Southern Siberia, Feral, Chinese Tsrtary, and Africa, this evening, et oclock, iu the Massachusetts Institute oT Technology. Professor Davis has already lectured in Boston, and we recommend his lectures for the freshness of materials end ths easy, fluent style of delivery. Bit pictures on the eemi-lurharou races of Central Asia end Africa are lively and intereating. X. Athaxasx CoqcxxEL will address a meeting of ladies, on tha urphaa Schools of Paris, at Month Congregational Church, Union Park street, oa Tbantday morning, November I.

It is pr o-pcieed to make some arrangements to the support of one of these schools. Ths address will begin at eleven oclock. The address is free to all who desire te attend. Corn waa quoted In New Turk at 10 o'clock this luuining, at 111 13.1, in i 12. (, street, SAX 111 BY TELEGRAPH TO kstoi dmiy mine miscifFT FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

London, 8tt. The remains of General Robert Andersoa will be conveyed to America ia the United States frigate Guerrirre. Southampton, 8M. The steamship Donau, from Now York, haa arrived. IAoorpool, M.

The mechanics and laborers employed in the shipyard of Laird, at Blrkenbaid. held a meeting today and unanimously resolve to insist upon restriction of labor to nine hours a day. THE ELECTION IV NEW YORK Remarkable Political Changes. TOICK OF TIIK CITY PRESS. 1WEED AND TAMMANY MADE IMPOTENT.

SsmII Despatch I the Traascrlpl, New Yonx, Sth. Some remarkable political changes occurred yesterday in the State election. William Caldwell, editor of the Sunday Mercury, waa elected Democratic State Senator two years ago from the Ninth district by 2874 majority; now Judge Robertson, Republican, is elected by a majority folly as large. Two years ago John Decker, Democrat, waa elected Assemblyman from Richmond county, Staten Island, by 900 majority; now David W. Judd, Republican, associate editor of Moores Rural New Yorkers, is elected by 686 majority.

Judd la the first Whig or Republican Assemblyman from Richmond county In twenty yean. OBrien beats the corrupt Bradley for State Senator oat of sight, though Bradley was backed by all tbe power of Tammany, O'Brien's friends were wild with Joy all night. The Democratic majority in the city is reduced on an average from fifty-two to fifty-five thousand. The result shows that the great reserve of honest voters was out. Uen.

Sigels majority for Register Is computed at ten thousand. The Herald says, editorially: All honor Is due to the business men or Now York fur the part they have taken in securing this result, and they will learn from the success of their present efforts that they have only their own apathy and neglect to blame for the greater portion of tbe misgovern-ment to which they have been subjected. Hitherto base political managers have been suffered to run tha machine arte- their own fashion, and now the better classes of our people have advanced to take an active part In elections. Tbe Tunes says: Will anybody say bow that it is of no nse to light against Tammany? Will the croakers tell us today that honest citizens aland no chanco against corrupt politicians? The victory wo have won is priceless, not only from what it gives us now, bnt because it will re-viva every mans faith in tha ultimata triumph of truth and Justice; because it will teach scheming politicians that tbo voice of tbe people is supreme, and that the immortal principles on which this Government Is founded, although they may be momentarily stifled by dishonest factions, will constantly rise triumphant, while the men who assailed them will pass away to everlasting infomy. The Snn says: The time is more than ripe for universal political reform.

If all that the American people have learned to hold dear is not to bo lost in one bottomless abyss of corruption, the work mast begin st once. Let the revolution initiated here yesterday extend all over the country, and republican liberty and self-government will be preserved." The World says: Tbe Republican State ticket is elected by ten thousand majority. As It never rains bnt ponrs, the majority may be even non than this. Wo have lost the State Legislature, bnt the Republicans will fall for short of a two-thirds vote in either boose. The reform movement was worked In the interest of the Republican State ticket in this city, as our old-time majorities were largely reduced.

There is a general feeling of rejoicing throughout tbe city today, and the belief prevails that wa can secure pure city government In future. Tweed will be expelled immediately should he present himseir in the Senate. It is believed that he never expected to claim a seat. Keyser ia sold to ha in Aiken, South Carolina, reporting that he Is there for hla health, Tammany Hall waa closed last night. Havana advices say great fears are felt In that elty and vicinity on account of the lawlessness of volunteers.

They ere constantly marauding and show perfect recklessness. II ox 3. fkox utak! Balt Lott, TM. Philip and Daniel Jones and a man named Wright were arretted this afternoon by Mondial Patrick for the mnrder of Bennett, whose body was found near this city a week ago and who was reported as being killed while in tbe set of stealing homes. It is generally believed that Bennett waa shot in cold blood on account of a woman.

The weather is very severe In some of tfaemin- Mitncts. In Big Cottonwood today the snow feet deep with fearful drifts. Thirty dollars have been offered to carry sixty pounds of pro-vlsionsup tbe caflun, but no teamster can be found to attempt the passage. It 1s feared that the miners will suffer for want of food. Gen.

Augur arrived yesterday. He is said to lie acting under direct instructions from tbe President. He leaves tomorrow for Washington. The Mormons say that Brigham Young is at 8t. George, and that he went to attend the semiannual conference of the church for that part of tbe Territory.

Preparations are making to organise a Grand Lodge of Masons for Utah. PIANO FACT0BY BURKED. Nine Fork, 8(8. Deilbam St Funcks piano factory on Tenth avenue was burned this morning. While a number of firemen were engaged on one side of the building in pulling np ladders to carry np tbe hose, the roof fell in, causing tbe side walls to fall over, burying eleven firemen in the rains.

Tbe firemen and police immediately worked to clear away the rains, and finally rescued them alive, though two are balieved to be fatally injured. Assistant-Engineer Rhodes was ons of tbe injured. Tbo bonding waa owned by J. f. Hall, who was tbo owner of tha piano factory on Thirty-sixth street, which foil and killed several people last year.

The fallirg of the lmllding extinguished tha fire. Loss on the factory SOW; insured. GLOUCESTER FIIHKKXKN LOST. Halifax. K.

8., g(8. The fishing schooner Fits E. Riggs of Gloucester, lost all hands on the Grand Bank. TELEGRAPHIC XIRXS. New Fori', 8(8.

The weather is cloudy and cold; wind southeast. Tbe gunboat Nantucket sailed from Cape Hay-tien Get. 17, for Samaiia. Jamas Marshall died on the 12th Instant. Ho waa captain of the foretop and well known In naval circles.

The schooner Florence Rogers, from Charleston, arrived last night. It lost Captain Shannon and James Brown, second mate, from yellow fever. At Albany, Tuesday. Annie Foody, aged ton Jean, was burned to death by her clothe taking re from a stove. Bishop Conroy has appointed three priest to Investigate the Catholic church troubles in Hud- A private despatch states that John H.

Keyser is in Aiken, 8. where be has bought a plantation. Ingersoll is still in iortlmno, where be has 'who eras shot by Devlin ia Brooklyn, last night, is dying. Daniel Flynn shot Morris Stack this morning la a political altercation. Stack will probably die Flynn escaped.

WEATHER REPORT! Normals 6, 1716 A. M. War Department, Mgnul tmlw P. Army PiviiUoa of Ttfipims and Reports foe the Benefit at Goes Eaokuk, fOM -U Key Wist, Fla. MM -61 Kdoavfll, DJS -66 Lake City.

Fla BJi 41 Lynchburg. tKM -II UN Milwaukee. MM -11 MERRl Norfolk. Va. Ml -11 ntUtmrg.Pa......

MM -1 Portland 21 -J DOvUmsWl Dt Dae I 8eaFrsaciaeo.Qnl I Bavanaab.Q..... M.tt -et Toledo. M.M -M Washington. D.CMPJ4 -II Wilmington. N.

C. MS -66 Ifb-lt 4. tf. Weather probabilities Tha low proooore la mow York mad Canada extends oath and ndwtri, with efcMy and threatening weather over the lower lakes aad Atlantic eoaot from westerly wtade Freeh northerly In, veering els. Cloudy winds, itlshniy stands nr with rain, vast of Alai ordered lor today at (lawoca.

A'nr Wild west, light; dandy; thermometer 42. paint in the history of ou ef tbo mrUret milrood outeipitere of the country, it is snares of gretlltratlou ts ths directors to sola to state the stockholders that no previmta ysr elnee tbo road was put In operation has bean a nan-lad with regroat a doicreoef prosperity as tha last. Our renal pta fur tho year have been lareely in axeii of tho of uyrerro-sppadlng period, white our axpendnaiea for nil object. Inetadlag many of great and parmanoot utility ud vulo. Increased In Ilk proportion, have not di-mlntohod tho net enrninga to tho stockholders below irafnga tbo point which make Its stack a highly and ante inveutment of their prouerty.

nmi Beyond tht point, it to not probable tho Loglulatnro will ever permit Utu railroad rerponuinoa of Maaaq-chnaetta to appropriate their renting, directly or la-dlrertly. In dividends to their etorkholdera. ltoanrd- ingthemre pud public cocporetlore. bolding their valuable franebisco from the Mate, ana with tho power to contribute la a largo degree to the coo von Moca sad romfort of tho people through wtee, Jootoad liberal excrete of those franchisee, tbo Government of tho (Mate will Inotet. and properly natal, npuu tho pnblic having thair shore in tha prosperity of three TuTihb view of their relative righto and obllra-ticua.

boneetlv acted anon by th managers of tho milrasds.tlre directors da not shore lu tho apprehension of son.a, that tho recent sad disaster occurring upon ou of them will lend to uy adverse or hoetlle IcKtelatiun on the part of the Government, whoso intercuts, re the guard Iona ud representative of th people, are re largely bound np with thosoof theae recognised agent of the rapid advancement aad high-cat jnreperity of tha whole I'ommoa wealth. Sfnre tbo toot unuol masting, ths negotistlona with Boston for tha disposal of a to bo need in tha oxtenslou of bean renewed, and brought to a eoneloaioa satisfactory to both parties. A contract has boon executed, by which for ths sum of St 74 in cash, the remission of a claim of flags for bet torments assessed for tho widening of KUot street, tbo exemption of th corporation trom nil claims for nat-texmeaia for the exlueiou of Ustambna avoniM, smi torments for tho exIoMtou of ttelumbns svcnuc sou-mated at 934.300, tbo diaeonU nuance of Church sireoU and ths conveyance by tho city totbs corporation of its Interest therein, ud other considerations, the strip of tend resorted to In ths appendix to thslret annual report has boon conveyed to the city. This conveyance renders nacaeearr the erection of now station home in Huston, for widen the direct ore are mow making the requisite preparation, aad tha work will be praaecuted with ullprecUcaUl despatch. Ths construction of tho third track between Bouton and Keadvtlte, to which frequent rateraare has boon heretofore mads in there reports, is new so tar advanced na te make It quite certain tost It will be ana- pat la operation before the clone ef thia a unavoidable end unlooked-for delay ad tha program of this work: bnt that it ilns efforts of till brerwit- to expedite it eattafacUon Wt new have tho of alutlag that through the aid of tho Legislature at its lost aeoalnn In extending the tils within which ws were authorized to take land for this nnrpnss.

wa have beau enabled to aelt I every claim for land danag and they were aumeroua ud vexatious without resorting te legal proceedings in a single rase. Daring tbe year aapcrial attention haa boon given to the ereethiu ot naw atation-buuae on the lino of the read; and it I an agreeable dulv on the part of th di-reLtoni to state, that nil reuses for th reproach ubich so lung attaebod to na In irepnet to the- mod cu- pic non Insignia iff wall-managed railroad are fast dlmppannug along ths whola length of tho linn. IImmo a tread completed, are: on nt Khoren oat at Jamaica Flaln one at Clarendon Hills and ou at Walnut Hill. a nw station ths Dad ham branch. In addition te throe, work haa been commenced, ton not completed, apua a remmodlou brick structure which we ore reeling Jointly with th Frond ones Worrmter Railroad, on tho west side of the track, at Fawtnrket.

When it to finished, the old station-house on tbe coat aid will be removed, and extensive arrangements mod by the two corporation to bur accommodate th olrmay largo and rapidly iaeraao- ing freight bualnMa at that During the coming year new atnirtnrse will bo completed nt Boylatoa siatwa in West Boxbury. at Hyde Fork, and at Dodgevlll. In addition to those we aha'I ate be obliged to construct, in connection with th Taunton Branch Railroad (whuse branch from Taunton to Atthiborotigh bos been completed, and in operation slues th first of August lost l. a Joint atauoa-houe at the Junction of the two roods, near the site of onr present elation in tha town of Attleborough. Before th close of the year 1474.

it to hoped that we shall have rebuilt every station-house ths line of the read, thereby terminating all nor extraordinary ezpenerolu that department for mauy years te corns. All th now bulbungs thus far erected have been built st reasonable cast, and have received from the nubile I he highest commendation. Four new locomotives hare been added to onr stock during the year two built nt oar own work, ul two hr the Rhode Island Locomotive Compasy, In Freviaaniis. We bare also added eight new pa eager ears, with a large number of freight cars, to onr equipment, in addition to onr proportion iff ins new oqsipiant for the Khor Lins, which, aini-e the building of ths new ferry-boat at Groton, has taken Its place as In every reaped a first-class oil-nil lias between Boston and New York. Tb authority given by tu Legislature to increase tha capital stock of the tion ef tha third track.

acted spun by the dire four millions of dollars. of whtrh five baud red shares remain unissued, sod the corporation to burdened with no funded or Hooting debt. Tho treasurer's report showed that the total expenditures of tha rand for th year were Ndjll fl and tha rseaipU 91 .4 13.4 14-1141317 af which was from passengers and gsMJM 39 from freight, ths residue having been received from rents, exprrossn. mails. Interact and dividends ef stock held in other corporate fcte nos war te the circular from tha Railroad Com-mbsionsrs.

tha president eoald only state. In reply te their inquiries te tbe practicability of a corporation Increasing its expenditures by tarnishing better depot accommodations, rnnning additional trains and int-o-daelng new and expensive appliances for safety, convenience sod comfort, while seriously diminishing tho rovonn by radnciiig th rates for passsagw and freight, that for any railroad corporation, whoso affairs wore administered with an honest purpose to give to the pqbMe. nnrroervedly. ho fair share of all lu prosperity, sad to retain for ita stockholders only moderate and Just proportion of It enrnlnsm. ho not sc bow this foot of financial lcgcxdcmaln ha aopompllahsd.

Loigcac hod been tho oceney of roil roods in od- tht civilization, increasing tha comforts, and I th gBrl prosperity of tb people, and oo hod been the additions they have made te of Xaaoaohaootte. It was only quite recently chat they had been ramanentlve property To I heir owner, and It was within the exporione aad abesrvntlen of ovary one who had given nay attention to the subject, that order to furnish safe, speedy, and conmudKci means of transportation ef paan-gcra and freight, they moat enjoy a reasonable degree of preaperitv for themselves. If by til-considered legislation, or by and no competition. their income woo reduced and their rerenrero rrinplod. tbe stockholder In them ware not the only offerer.

The public moot share with them nil th sco Biforts nod peril of poverty, end inbuilt to tbo lack of all the now convenience and safeguard which they ora too poor to furnish, and In th general ludii'erenca to the pa bile safety and comfort which a mnpeaaoted seme to certain to induce. Tho president, ia conclusion, answered the specific quoriro of the eon mtosloncr, aa follow Id. That there haa been no ehsnc in the local iw- Inzer tariff iff this rend since the 1st of Angnat, low. and none In th local freight tor nine theht ac March, IMl, and that both tht BO tariff are moderate ad raaaonabl for the eharavtar cf the service to which they apr ly. 3d.

Thai lor the last four years, from Ito) to I IT! in-elusive, the highest rate charged per jiamcngor, per mile, was 339 cents, and the lowest IB rente; tbo overage using LU cento per mile for each passenger CO 'Tied npon th road. 3d. 1 hat for tbe same period the highest rut charged for a ion of freight par mile naa I. 7 and the lowaat 1j45l the average batata I3p par ton for eaeh mil carried. including nil depot charge, and that thowoll-nndorslood coat ef tmnsponaiion loaves upon both ton avumgro a very moderate sum a the notoarn-Inr th, r.fro frm all source waa 94314311 .761 62.

or 733 per wo ihk-h gratultlav and damages. cent, as the net earnings of tbo rood during that ported, to bo dteuibated to lie stockholders. Avon wpa paed accepting the set of tho Legislator of 1171, ehnpb 44, fixing the tlmo of succeeding aa numl meetings to the third Wednesday of November. Tho president then announced that Bamnai T. Dnq 8 director of twenty yean, and J.

Huntington Walcott, who had srovod tha corporation for ten years in that capacity, deellaed reflection, and com pi! mooted them In the highest terms for the important part they had taken la tho conduct of tha corporation tolls present prosperona condition. At hto onggoollon. veto expressive of tho tlmnko of th corporation te the retiring director wa passed. Richard Obuy of Jamaica Flain, after making certain suggestions on bshaif of himself and other slork-holdera, read a vote declaring that tbe pubUa bcomb-modation nod convenience and th interests of th corporation required tha opamttoa ot a third traak with holf-hoarly trains between Boston and Forest Hills, aad that better ears should ho naod between and requesting the director to without delay, by M. M.

Morse. Jr and eary rtod with but on noantivn response, tho President in brief remarks favoring its pasrogab Tb following-named goattomca wore nnanlmoaal-olected directors for tha ensuing year by atock rote repreeen ting 731 aha ree: JohnTl. Clifford. George W. llallrt.

T. F. I. Goddard, William 8. Kebomn.

Kraneli K. Wold, Jooopk B. Balck and Henry A. Whitney. Adjourned.

Mtstio Fond, whence the enpply of to obtained for Chariectown, Somerville, Chetoea Kart Boston cod Deer Island, ia not so low as wee stated hr ne yesterday npon fofoi authentic. Tbe water to what it was when the dam was erected. Hlgb-wntcr mark to ten feet two inches chore the bot-of the conduit. Tha water then rnnp over the At present tha water ip eight fort end five high, having risen considerably elnee the October reins. Mystic Fond receives tbe watershed of thirty-two square ruilea, and prooably will for many years yield a oafltaieut supply for tha large area through which its water-pipes ere laid.

Financially, (he Charlestown Water Works ore the greatest success of nuy in Kew England. A Snow Stout, a epeetol despatch to the Jon real from Lancaster, K. reports today with two inches of GorXMNMKMT BuiUKXM IN CnICAOA. It ifi tbe intention ot the Government officers to erect, with the approval of Congwop, public btiilifing in Chicago for Government nseo, which will be a lnrgn ne any similar edifice in the country. The estimated of finch building to about S4.OOO.OO0l The Secretary of the Treasury will nuke thia onggnotioa in hie annual report to Ceagieca, and It is that the Preoident will, in his next recommend Congress to make liberal sbmf Miadtoa for this panose.

Despatch to Kew York Tribnn. Boston Ixocuaxcn Gomfaxiks and tub Cm-caoo Finn. The risks held fay the Unto St Leather Insurance Company ef this city, on property jr.the Cntoagq fire, amounted to shoot It to probates that receivers will be m-ond tns slfaira of tbe Company will aa It will pay about 80 per coat, to the Thelossee of tbe New England trojWt xnd it will probably be ablets pay SHKSrisr 1.180,000. It has eommenei otiooooratro ths parttaa in taimtbauMt hmjHlUN. This te Chile fkll.

cage, to 'adjust Us leases, amdpay tl t.2Lhr RMte-eompailea are premetty in fen as fort ae tbe etolme agoiait them tied. DYereUer, 8th. TAHNASrS POWER COMPLETELY IROK0. Tlie Peoples Victory- Over Thieves, etc. Hew Tort, 88.

Tbe 4 A. M. despatch to the New Knglond A Mods ted Press, that this State had gone Republican by thlrty-flvs to forty thousand majority, with only aix lammaayltea In the Senate and the Assembly two-thiids Republican, needs ('hlDA. The Herald heads its returns, What the people did about it It says the cltisens have achieved a substantial victory over the dynasty of Tammany hat still has much to aejomplish ia houeet reformation when Tweed, O'Brien, Field and Aleck Frear are sent to the Legislature, it says. All honor to the business men of New Ynrktor the result of yesterday.

By this result General Grant marches on to vietoty, end Fenton and Greeley disappear with Tammany. Tbe Times heads the returns, New York Redeemed: It says all the King thieves, exoept Tweed, are gone Genet, Norton, Nultman, Bradley, Irving, Caldwell, end Tom Fields ars defeated. The defeat of the latter seen ree the election of lloratio Beymour to tbe Assembly. The Times ediionally say: Wo have gained greater victory than we dared to hope for. The state came to our help with an ardor never to bo forgotten.

The victory won is price lea, with the new Legislature we can sweep away th city charter and pass any laws necessary for the welfare of the people. All honor to the estimable citizens who sacrificed personal comfort to the welfare of tbe community. The Tribune styles the election The people's verdict. It says that tha people have proclaimed adhesion to the divine mandate, Thou shalt not if the result seems less than a complete Republican triumph. It is so because tbo Republicans In some instances presented candidates identified with the frauds and robberies of Tammany.

Tha (irople have decided that them shall be an end to all Jobbery and corruption in office, and the victory means that there shall speedily be a new era of uprightness in tha Government and frugality in tne Administration, a reduction of taxes, and decreasing public debt. The World's heading is Nothing left of Tammany but the Boms. Editorially It says: We have lost the I-gi ilature, and the Republicans will not fall far short of two-thirds vote In both houses. The Reform movement was worked In the interest of the Republican State ticket in this city. Had it nut been for tbe Tammany scandal there le no doubt the Democratic party would have shown handsome gains in New York as well aa in other states.

The bun's beading 1s, Ths End of Tammany. Editorially It says: The victory yesterday is not a party victory: it is simply a revolt of tbe people against fraud, corruption and bribery. Ami tbe mighty movement cannot be limited to New York, as tbe time is more than ripe for universal political reformation.1 Tbe Journal of Commerce says that the fight thus auspiciously begun must be kept np. The combination of respectable citizens must not rest nnlil stealing Is maids as scarce and frugality as common aa they were among the great rival parties thiity years ago. It camions everybody to place no trust in the hope that tlie Legislature will restore good government to the city unless honest citizeus maintain unremitting pressure to that end.

Tammany Hall was not opened last night, bnt Isaiah kynders atldresned a small street assemblage from tbe steix, eulozizing the Rerormers, and stating that Tammany was not the Democratic party. The Brooklyn Union this morning concedes that that city hss gone Democratic, but stoutly maintains that it baa bean carried by dishonest counting. as tbe return were held baca in several Democratic districts. Powell iDem.) la elected Mayor by thirteen rhonaand over ttonth. and ten thousand over Booth and Kslbfleieeh.

The State Democratic ticket in Brooklyn is elected by ten thousand majority. Brooklyn is tha slowest city in the country from which to obtain complete and reliable returns. Victoria Woodhall and Tennis Clsflin offered votes yesterday, but were refused tbe privilege. 31m. Wood bull protests in lengthy card.

A few additional returns from the interior in-cresae the Republican majority, and show an increased return of Republicans to the Assembly. Flk denies leaving the city election day for fear tbe Ninth Regiment would be colled oat. UBrien denies that be made any compact with Tweed, bnt on tbe contrary supported Sigel throughout. FINANCIALS IN NEW YORK. Special Despatch Is tha Transcript.

New Yobk. Sth 11.13 A. M. Stocks buoyant, with sharp advance in leading shares. The present upward movement was made by few parties rather than the result of an organised attempt to advance the market.

8o soon as these parties realise, prices will decline. Central advanced toilX; Lake Shore, old form, IMS'; ex. MR; scrip, 79; Ohios, 40; Northwestern, sijf; Rock Island, 102 Wabash, 62 Western Union, S3; Pxeifle Mall, 4TK, Union Pacific, 28. Gold doll and steady at 111. 111X- Governments quiet and strong; lKU, U( Currency 6s, 111 V- 12.15 P.

St. Strong market for and prices well maintained. Pitts burg 123, Ohios MV, Northwestern 62, Rock Island 103, Wabash 63, Western Union 63, Union Pacific 25. Gold lllVKIUV- Active borrowing demand fur gold and as high 3-32 of ona per cent, paid for use per day. Money easy at IgT.

The movement of currency between this point and Chicago is unimportant, the demand increasing from the hog sections In the Booth. Merchants paper of first-class passes 0 to 12 per cent. Exchange dull and nominsi owing to the sailing of the packet today, 60 days 108 Offerings of bonds to the Treasury, 82,015,050. st 111.24 to 112. Governments strong at Becond Board.

Homo. FOREIGN COMMERCIAL. Loudon, 8(3 11.30 A If Consols U. 8. B-SOs, 1862, 01; 1805, old, 91; 1467, 93'.

U. 8. 16-40 89'. Ltrrrpool, 8A 10.30 A. Af Cotton quiet and steady; middling uplands 0'; do.

Orleans sales 10,000 bales. NEW JERSEY ELECTION. i'nr Tart, 0(8. Hudson county. N.

complete, gives Parker 2764 msjorityover Walsh (Rep.) for overnor. and elects a Democratic senator, a Democratic shenff, three Democrats, four Republicans and one independent Assemblymen. This is a gain of two Democratic Assemblymen. Aev tort. 8(8.

The Republican General Committee of New Jersey concede that the State has gone Democratic by 4000 majority. XIKHKSOTA ELECTION. St. Paul, A M3. Ths returns from tbe towns and cities give Austin 8123: Young (Dam.) 1CA Austin's majority so tar Is 1428.

Tha vote of Ramsey county and tbo city of 8t. Psnl has not been counted, but wf RXrVBXlCAM VICTORY IN DETROIT. Detroit, 88. For the tint time In twelve yean tha Republicans carried this city. Moflhtt's majority for Mayor is 828.

Republican gain 1209. The Common Connell stands fourteen Republicans to six Democrats. VIRGINIA ELECTION. Hew Toft, 88. A Richmond (Vs special soya that Yirginis kas given shout 80,900 Conservative majority, with two-thirds of ths Legislature Conservative elected.

WUCONIXN ELECTION. A'nr lert.SfS. A Milwaukee despatch states that Wisconsin elves Washburn, Republican 10,000 majority, with Republican Legislature. NANBAI MORN HNONffLY REPUBLICAN. XearsmrorfO, 0(8.

Indications from the returns now in are that ths Republicans earned ths Btate by increased majorities. NEW YORK 8T0CX 1AUB. nbw Yobk. sth. Starting exchange mocks Money 6 per rent.

Gold I1IX. Storting si USKffilMM. HUM bonds dull. O. It 6c.

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obis a Boston. Hartford A SUa Columbus A Mdregujurtlngtou A Quiaoy stsafssst UB(QE x4dt4 40 sssassaass-s- Delaware A I gTMMsasu essay yuusuoouuuuoosuuAu VBftOB Delaware A Lockawano. Hannibal h. UM VRIMssissstsistssssssssisssssssi IyOMt4 Mo (My)sssstttsetss l.sss(MW)tsss HlMOyi MSSSSStSSSIsssSSSSSSStStSSSM LMUMNlisessCMNIstpsssssessssttiis AMlMdii SSSnsSw UMMUIA iMVIssssmsssssssisi MX Fxoflu say we do not use sauces of any hind, onr appetites are good enough, a good sane to not to change your appetite, bnt only to BBoh your food tart batter. Yon ent butter on bread and should eat tbe Halford Leiceoterahir Thhl Hone on monte if yon vain palatable food, and tb better the meats the more need of tbe ZADQCA 1TEU FOn CAXPKTIXO.

18300 yards Oil Cloth. 25 eta. per yd. 5300 Ingrain Carpet 8 eta. per yd.

16300 India 75 eta. per yd. 10X00 Linen Carpet. 28 eta. per yd.

50300 Kidderminster. 75 eta. per yd. English Tapestry Brussels, new designs. Fbailkt st Bond, 41 Washington afreet.

KiDDFENixzTBn and Inox.un CAxrxTa of elegant designs and colon hare Jut been received by Fxaalxt st Bond, IT Washington street. 5000 Yaxds Remnants all-wool carpeting, from five to twenty yards long. Feaslxt A Bond, 4T Wauhingtoa Tin Byntfm of selling carpeting on monthly Instalments, os adopted by Fbaslzt A Bond, 47 Washington street, is complete success, enabling parties refurnish without feeling the immediate outlay. Watch Ho. 1251, Stem Windem bearing Trad Mark Frederic Atherton A Morion, K.

J. manufactured by United fitatss Watch Company (Giles Wales A hat been carried by ma foar monthi; iu total variation from mean tim bring only fire seconds per mouth. F. A. Haskell, Conductor Hudson River K.

R. The Florence Niohtixgalb op tee HciNcur. Mas. Winslows Soothing direr. A eingto trial of tha Byrop never yet foiled to relieve the baby, and overcome tbe prejudice of the mother.

Cloaks and Srire elegaat end cheap at Foxstthp, iff 29 Temple piece. 29 nS The Best Stile, the best stork, the best work, make the Boots and Bhoeaof I. E. Mokelkt A Co. tha brat that can be bought.

293 Washington street. Black WaurT Chammk Skth. (73 to (too. Carved Chestnut and Ash Sets, (48 to (109. Fainted Chamber Beta, (25 te (75.

At P. F. Packaud A boas', 56 and 59 Union street. WSM6t I Gxeat Baboaix zn Fa blob tm, from (69 to (500, at Fackakd A Sons, L'nion street. WSM6t Takk Wakxixq.

Cm none bat the Safety Ker osene Lamps. Tabisell A box, 15 Bromfield street. FsMWfl n3 Fatal Emuboidkeies and Aloe Work. Choice patterns of this unexcelled work, iu bonds, yoke, etc. Also a tew acts elegant linen piUow-nhams.

Mas. A. A. Eoatm. 13 Carver street.

Uoarej from 10 to 3. 8Wtc oil Dtspxppia cared or money refunded. Dr. T. M.

Shakf'o Dyafepola Pills effect a permanent and radical core, no matter how obstinate or protracted tbe case may be. For pale by Geo. C. Goodwin A Co Sole Agent for the Exatere State. Wholesale Office, 637 Canal street.

New York. Fnea (I per box. Wblm 14 th Mr. Bamaal C. Pomeroy to Ml Clara A.

Kitcredge. At New York, Sth ot th College of M. Fraud Xavier, by Bey. Joha Bapct, (Sconce W. blank man of Ne York to Hattie Maud Bastard, daughter ot L.

Aionxo Baaford of In this city Alva Ferry. 30. 1th mot, Llzaio A. dttuu, daughter of Hiram (team. WFanaral at 64 Clarendon street, Tkunday.Pth at 1 o'clock F.

M. 6th Mrs. Mary Wlbwm Tt vr. At Dorrbmur DUtnet. 6tk mac.

Charlie H-rraag-et pob ef Horace D. aad Alice a. Gage, 6 yr. 6 mx 12 dys. At Alwton.Sth tnat- Sarah Inches Sahier, daughter et Edward D.

bohlcr. It. Funeral service at Trinity Chuck, Thursday, at At Newton, 7th lnct very suddenly at the iwddencc of htaPOB I J. Xichoiaj, William A Nichols, formerly of Boxbury. 71 yin.

ry Funeral from St. Junrola Church. Koxbary. Thursday, at 1 oclock. Friamlc and relative are In- At SiubBiyyui, Amos Coffin; 5th hut, John K.

Colli aa, M. Ai Moss Cottage. Wort Bridgewater. 4th lx the beloved wife of Jnfan Wilte of the bhoe er Reporter, in her 44th year. At Sludge, N.

7th Josephine, wife of Coffin ofChnrleetown. 82. At Brooklyn. N. Sth William eldest Rev.

John and Mary A. Dancan. Uugtnrgg Xotirgg. HOUSEKEEPERS Who ContempUt -Relkniiehiag Am moot respectfully invited te examine oar NEW AND LARGE 8T0CK FURNITURE CARPETS Refers purchasing. Our Good are First; Glass, And onr priced inch oa cun not tan te attention.

row B. P. CUNNINGHAM ft DM Wathingiex Street, BOSTON. WF9 SPECIAL DEPARTMENT. Fartleular attention la called to those we sen for 50 and $3 OO.

Also to ow New Style BUSTLE. J. A. Howards isnomre btorr, wirtkr yrrrt. wu DR WnDMXIFS mUIZlE STUIGTH PBOSCSS, A syotem ef uwoMulcry execeicro.ef a varied and grad-aated character, ropcctally adapted In invalida te gen-craLand alro te brain-workers whether tavnHda or not anch.

fortnotenee.no bonk end taanranroofilcirp. clerks, clergymen, ocltora. lawvnro. era. etc.

Uaparate apailmcnta fortadie. Term On mo.th.61P: three mnaths. dx months, 644; one ymr.SMi No charge far an cxpacimontal triaL Uailat 661 Wnahingten otreot, flirt doer nacth cC Rccten Thcntra. WFMl 6 VELVETEENS! i OUR XHL.XXJA.Dri" S3 BLACK VELVETEENS ASX MARKED DOWN $2.00 A YARD. WK abb ALSO OFinSMINO Beautiful Qualities St to prr Yxrd.

(PALOIHG, H8Y ft WALE8, Gonts Underwear. Jl vuix assortmsnt, FOR FALL AND WINTER. C. F. HOVEY CO.

WFXdt 1 U. C. HOLBBOOK, Hammer Stiwefi. nTr6. xmrtliTfr CARTWRIGHT to WARHKRR KRRXMB TTRBXR-WRAR, WUch mokes onr oaeert meat complete.

Will epou Tn.edny. ie eagu saxti mm idkbz, i In Fall Colmv. nl Clm Letters of Credit, exchange: on Paris, In sums ta suit, on DREXEL, HARJE8 A CO. Hubbard Brothers A Co- 26 lift 1 tow ELASTIC SP0AGI1. JTattresses, Billows, Jeir Cushions, Car and Carriage Cushions SmCEBI IRE BILK OR T0F5D.

invite the puhHe to cull and examine El null. rtnnffc, which we are now nrllteg te largu quantiliro. aad which are giving great soNafoetlaa. Sponge make aefter maitrm than hair, and will bald Its alooticity mack tengcr. Fee enihlreteg Chnrehro, Hall.

Theatre, Cnrriagus. Steam and Hem Com, win he found th beet article In non. and to warranted proof qgnlnrt moth Wc should he pleated te lend Circular of rataren to any who desire. HALEY, MORSE ft Sole Agents for 3'. 27.

States, 411 Washington Street, MWF2m BOSTON. NATIONAL Insurance Company HAYXXG PR0YX9RD TO PAY ALL THE L0SSE8 WHICH IT MAT SUSTAIN BY THE RECENT FIRE AT CHICAGO, AND ARRANGED FOE TOE Continuation or Its Business, THEBZ WILL BE yo Interruption to its Prosecution as heretofore. 14 DEVONSHIRE STREET. JOHN AXOBT LOWELL.) JAM Ed McGREGOR, GhOEUEH. KCHN.

Im 18 Hew Drparimral. SPALDING, IIAT WALES Weald aanaaoce that they have opened la thti tore a New Department far th sola of LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. MR. JOHN M. LINCOLN, 8 tang and tavoraMj known lx the Lace and Embroidery Borin MS ta thi rity.

WILL HATE CHARGE OF THIB DEPARTMENT. to WE hUALL RE FBEFABED Ml MONDAY, NOV. 6, TO D1SFLAY MANY CHOICE GOODS LACES EMBROIDERY. spildlvg, nit must, 9,11 13 Winter Street. 4 Ef THB CHICAGO TOU2 I OVER ONE HUNDRED WITH PATENT IK8IDE BOLT WORK, HAD BEE5 0PE5ED iltF- Contents found Preserved, yM Rate xxnnnLY nxw In thi port at th euuatty.

bring only few days rinse they were Rm MOLD KV- MORRIS IRELAND 1 OKBBL1IT Mwric Sptsial sspstsS Ms IPS. WASMMTOk. 8th. Tho President is Jubilant over the elections. Governor Jewell of Connecticut and a Bomber of Senators congratulated him today.

Ha Is pecn-liarly delighted nt the result In Hew York city and Stats. The organ of the Administration makes aa official dental ef tha statement that Secretary Fish ia going to retire from tha State Department. Senator 8eett received despatches today from several of tha post commanders in hoath Carolina, announcing that the Kuklnx la that State ia pretty thoroughly squelched. Tbo Republican newsuapera states, today, that a movement ia oa foot, started by few discontented Republicans, to bring Mr. Colfax forward aa a candidate for President in opposition to Uen.

Grant. Tho Vioe-Preainent denies that there ia anything In tha movement. Ho baa no doubt of Grants lenomlnatloa and election. Kappa. MORE SMALLPOX IN LOWELL poclul Despatch tu tho Tra tript.

Lowsll, 6th. It i thought by our citizens that the Board of Health have been too hasty in their action in doing away with tha servioeo of a physician and trained nance at tho smallpox hospital, are six cases there yet, and thia morning two eases were reported on Market street. It is to be hoped that the Board will renew their cffbrts to eradicate the disease from among aa. FROM WASHINGTON. WatMugtoa, 68.

Tha cases xf the Supreme Court continued after Monday, will be pat at the loot of the calendar, and not come up again for two yearn. General Walker will probably bo appointed Indian UommlMicnsr. It is not known yet whether B. R. Cnrtis will accept tha oounnellonihip of the Genera Commission.

It is decided that If ths squatter on the Osage lands do not remove soon they will be ejected by tbe military- SNOW IN MAINE. IbtcWuud, 68. Our flret snow of the season came last niebt, and was still falling tbis morning, covering the ground to tha depth of two inches or more. It is aow rapidly disappearing under the influence of tha mild weather. THE LOWELL DIBTKXpiK- Lntrtll, tit.

Tbs Board of Health haa ordered, today, the discharge of Dr. A. W. Butlrick at the smallpox hospital, deeming the services of a resident physician no longer nscesaary. Dr.

Buttrick has met with great success during his charge. MARKETS. JV-w Tor. 8312.20 P. If.

Opening market Flour and Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn firmer. Fork steady; mess. $13 20. Lard dull at sa.

Cotton dull; middling uplands, Hf- LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Plight Fibbs. At II. A. yesterday, a bed was buraau In tbs dwelling ef George Garrett.

461 Ilausvar street, having bssa set ou firs with matches in the hands ef children. Hose Company No. I extinguished fire In Henry Kern's eoupor-shop on Granite straet.at Jf A. M-, yesterday. Tbs alarm from Bos ID at IM6 A.

X. today, was caused by the burning of somo woodwork In Ford's lime-kiln, ou Dorchester avenue, near street. Damage small. A small fire In ths tenement bouse A street, occupied by Mum Boson and others mud owned by Wu. Adams, caused an alarm from Box 134 at 1 A.

M. today. Damage 86. Nxwtox. Tbs Cltissna Lecture course opens em Thursday.

November 9, in Eliot Hall, Newton Conor, with concert by ths Temple Wuarrette, seal. ted by Miss Cornelia Stetson. To bo followed: Nov. II Lecture by Hou. William Parson, gubjsct Paris before and after ths Kief, aa I saw It.

Dee. 13 Boa. George William Card. Women la the Did Time end iu the New. Jan.

D-Mr. Junes T. Fields. A Flee for Cheerfulness. Jan.

S3 Rev. W. H. IL Murrey. Deacons.

Feb. 7 Concert by the Mendelssohn QninMUs Clab, assisted by Indy yocsllst. Tub Faiu bow In successful operation at tha new cathedral sn Washington atraas, corner of will be open only for nfew days longer. Among i many richly laden tables that attended hylUasO. brilliant article, to nearly ready te be drawn, only a few tickets remaining to be sold.

The likanaasas of Bishops Vitspstrick and Williams, by Bpsrntar, tho greet German artist, ore excellent, end all Catholics should embrace the opportunity of purchasing shares In those portraits of individuals formerly influential In that church. Fon Thavkooivixo. Mr. a. 8.

Fierce, corner ef Tramoat ana Court streets, ie raoeirlng by every arrival bto nnnnnl atock of fruit, nut, vnitettoa. etc. far the coming Tbnnksglying- Ho haa now In store lance invoice of Almeria grapu, in half and quarter matted kegs. The frail to of the very best grade and was pat np eaprssely for the importer. The quality has seldom tf ever boss equalled.

Families should avail themselves of these excellent goods for ths approaching festival. Waid Sixtkkx. a lectors ou General Georg H. Thaan will bo delivered nt Lyceum Ball, Meeting Hoaae Bill, Dorchester, by ex-Govarnor General Welter Harrlman.on Friday evening neat. Tbs ability of tbo speaker and his subject promise an entertainment that sLoulo secure a foil attendance.

Independent of Its object, which Is te aid the admirably administered Charity Fund of Fort IS, O. A. R. AX EVXXIXS OF BOXO AXD 8 TO XT. this (Woduasdoy) avoalng.

ot tho hail of tho Toung Men's Christian Union, IP Washington street, by Georgs M. Baker and Ths Ilsrmonaons, will afford an entertainment which will bo appreciated by members sad others, both ladies and gsnrlsmsu, te whom public in vita lion hss bean extended. Hrxnro. Bar. Henry Morgan will meet a popular demand In oaealllng hnmbug at Mute Hall neat lus-day evealax.

la bto lecture fortune tellers, spizit-reppsra. quack doctors and tha thousand and one Impostures of tha day, will be dissented aad exposed with an anaparlng bead. Sea advertisement. Auction 8 alb or Bxal Ebtatb. Yaiterday afternoon Sullivan A Macdonald sold tha estate No, Hi bhmwmnt avenue, eouatottng of slb-otory house and tW square foot of land.

Mrs. Anns Vernier was tha A Taluaulx Honan Killed, a hares valued st 14, belonging to Gostevas Ward well, war killed on Lang wharf at 3 F. M. yesterday by the foil of aired of lumber. Tnk Klxvsxtn Middlxbxx Distkict, comprising the towns ef Belmont and Watertown, sleeted Mr.

Georgs W. Were, Jr. Ropresantatlvs. Mr. Ware to Bepubliesn.

Tub WaATxaa to vary pleasant today. At sunrise ths therm onret sr Indicated thirty-six degress. Tbs wind has been southwest daring ths forenoon. AMUIBMEKTl. AIXXKXTS TKISSVXXIXU.

Boston Txkatbm. Loot Week of ths Engagement of Mr. Kdwte Booth. Hratns. Tub Glosxl Fourth and IatWaok of Daly's Drama of Divorce.

Boston Mubbux. East Lynns. Howakd ATXxxmtnr. rrodwiteon. M.nnd Mms.

EtoUs, end New Varieties. t. Jambs Family. Cool Bunt aao. Ha Would Be Maaeu.1 Catxolio Catmxdbal, Washington street.

In eld of the DX. JOUMDAIX'g ANATOMICAL TTaalilnttoti stroot. Iks onto of aoato for Mire Caahi the Globe will begin MusBux. an nan's nights nt Tbb Pkogxbdixos of tbu Boabd op Max, yesterday, as will he seen by our foil were 'ot unusual interest, a report ws from th Commltte ou Public Buildings mending tha taking of th Beacon Hill Reservoir site for tbe new Court House. Thu governed the eoremittae are stated In tho Thu hoard, bps vote of nine to three, foyer of that improvement by which West pork will be extended to Bauson street.

Breton exare in for a share of elds mania tioa, iu the orders reported from tha Health mittea, requiring ths Messrs. Ward to daaM earting offkl through tha whole leith of South Boston slier ths first of January. Final setsou wxa deferred ou tha ardors. Ou the Wintbrop Insane Asylum project long debate occurred, ths principal potato of urhloh ore stated lathe abstract of On doings of tha Aldermen eoutaiaad on the fourth pagu. The measure tailed hyuti gWJXETAUY Boutwbu.

flatly renjoes to ima papers to the extricated schooner, Edward A. Horton. Sra-Hous, sen rears, and other aquatic nondescripts bars at divure times and in diynrs pisses tempted ths nnsophisttreted Americas Into On extravagance of investing a limited somber of sou hu cariosity, but we douM if any from marvel such a genuine tatoly raptured by IBS Okmuater York Commercial Now Among thueurtous social tacts developed by tbs ernsua statistics la ths appearance ou tbe rati of FVnnaylrsaU of one tamily with oevou pairs ef twins, one tamlly with six pairs, and another family with four pain. Tho mother of too toot group had aix other children, sed trss suly thirty-eight yesisoid. Fxbsaxal.

Rev. Robert Collyer will preach at the Month Congregational Church (Rev. Mr. Hales) next Monday. Ex-Congressman Els of New HiapAin Is an applicant for the position of Fifth Auditor, to he made vacant by the resignation of Judge Barron.

Mrs. Howard foal la giving drawing-room entertainments at the Queens Hall, Liverpool. Charles Reads in person superintended the production of his dnunatiasd version of Griffith Gaunt at the Leicester Theatre Royal. Mias Madge Robertson, the sister of the late dramatist, hss been giving a delightful performance of Rosalind, in As You Like It, at tha May market Theatre. Mr.

Thomas Hughes, H. has recently been engaged at Middleborough, in his congenial task of securing harmony between work-people and their employers. Mr. D. D.

Home, the spiritualist, was married on the 17th to the youngest daughter of the late Hon. Basil Do Gloomellne, Councillor of State to tbo Emperor of Riwfo The New Bedford Mercury thinks that the dnty iff calling the next House of Representatives to order will devolve upon Isaac D. Hall, one of the members-elect trom that city, as ha waa a member of the House some thirty-six years ego. Louis Kossuth has reappeared iu the political arena, aa he haa addressed to ths Magyars and Wallaefalsns manifesto, having for object the organisation of the Daaubian Provinces as a free Confederation. Mias Rose Hersee and Mr.

Kordblom are singing in English opera at tha fit. James Theatre, London, where Miaa Blanche Colo has achieved a decided success aa Laois In Donizettis open. Mr. Taylor of Manchester, England, has received tbe following letter from General Garibaldi: CarnnnA, Oct. IB, 1871.

My Dear Tsylnr I go with Becnrio for ths abolishment of capital punishment and war. How then eoald I approve of the murder of the hostages of Paris However, you will Know la time not many more munlers were committed fly ths Versailles party. Ever yoars, G. Gabibaldl Ona of Charles Dickenss friends directs the attention of the promoters of the proposed memorial at Porta mouth, to this extract from the au-thori will I enjoin my (Honda, oa so to make me the enbjeot of any monnmeat, rial, or testimonial whatever. I not my to tha remsmhnnea of my eoaatry upon 11a hod works, end tbe remembrance of my friends their experience of am la addition thereto.

Mas. MouLTOXa 80x0, Bxwarx. To tkt Editor tf Me IVwnirrijff Permit mo to correct a mistake ia one of your excellent critiques of the Moulton Concerts (and which I have also noticed in a morning paper), by which the anthorehip of Beware sung by Mrs. Moulton for aa swears waa credited to Ferrlng, when In tact It waa composed by Mr. Charles Moulton (to Mr.

Longfellows well-known words). Thia correction ia only duo to a meritorious composer, several of whose songs hare recently been published bye leading house In this city. a. South Scituatx yesterday voted, by ITS to 88 more than rhe necessary two thirds to subscribe live per rent, of its valuation (4139 for the oe-v railroad from Dnxbury to Cobaseet..