,u of Municipal He Progressing jlapidly. 'iff'ciian will Suc- Dc* r )Ef«l of Pub lic Works. Ji;f 5 cf Borne Insurance ifi by ibe I'Eiicago W. n crep of IS7l—Com tive Statement. of Leading q:irKtdi». v v.Th* Chicago TribuM. \\.\Vi.\ •r. -Mi’Ui-y was easy to-day Xiu 0 jN-r CL-m. Merchants 1 .li.-la.-,'lves willi fmi:ls which “\‘.t iry. ttu-1 cu.ililo them xt 'v V. srs. By February -1, "-.1 .’.c U ntfii’l further ncrom Tlu-y will huve the cur v viilt'i wijii'h is new (Mins West the hay un.l cotton crops. of Eushmd in keeping ..•■■it up o Put eeut is having -.lie utßTliet here. K tbs .isrc'us lew as the stock rate, 3 1-3 1-it b» see funds coming :i, r a,.io rarutbo compat :nt» res* in this market; as It r tri: in London for the present, provision now tor a possible m;.} result from the settle vah»*d states 5 i»er cent loan, .%nhcr p»} ment of the French in k yr:uieo reports an increase a of over three millions of -ofi of KagUmd also reports an •it- jrtafid wv( k. «i»U» actual*! between 111 6-8 and .-Uo-s imL Tin* only oxybmutlon [hi* ::;L>ru’:n_% was that aomo -■p.»a.e alarmed uud hastened ;?UL i t„ r currymg were 4.3,31-2, n rlat. lACH.VSAE. J rawing on the Rotlis -.vr.i-.'.i: .itrainsi NVu York City 7 r lave negotiated at 104 5-8 v;,r< soon absorbed by im r?u*-.u-Lc-t closed Up steady at olo*o, The reports from t'M urvz loan is still at a ci-nr. untl it is im 1-rsto‘jil ;;;!mue to hull ills-, Ci? ami -*i>t in the rouversion of tlio J’.ii-ii.o h m is were linn tliw UjV. Tin* quotation i. ns I*2. Union I’aeirto f»;r lii.'is; T.iiTS 1-4 fur land .o -;n.l 2a :m,j24 7-s for stool: •T ;«.U MAUKLT •■.I-'. fiS l*‘i, .r5 thu Kj'.frvilrttivc share* ] very little y. Cure was Urm*T and in fair of holder* elieolced bust :<:;w d ilrm but dull. PIV.-VS.] i: ftiATiMi*-*. I‘X—Tl.e pubiishcr of the Ss.t~ i-.su a taiil** j t s''>i> jiiiul aii l miil Mjjj,. CjlU-l-o jij-,.. .Stall’s, ;t:r,: a^Tc^Uc as-.-tw. rompauiiv* sii.s j.s; number luss.-s »>5 oompaulcji il.iX/'sj; uljio, ?i,siß,U>7; lVim*yiv:inia, -1 ;:n --■'A.i-n i.iwi California, 1 Tmi.i.«o; Minin;- ;r >.^C,b>oo. •'’.•''"v,f ;i f ir ..\Viw,drrttr thi- af •J* <»M-hr charging liltu with a i Mfrirsmifs Deputy Marshal 'in; guilty. Application for 1 Didnet Attorney, ou the i-iua critical condition. A tiled to examine his stale v was present in court. 1 rndned not to remove. i>T«*s(!iit. T.iero Ts no penally h-r llieUmie-.lSlates laws. -di uf Dowb*y, after punNh i-•. iti_r must be turned over to ■•';i:s-wer the charge of killing. i* j"u f by Dr. Place, that DovV r, but" that In* did not think was admitled to bail in s A'.MNST SWEESEV of ''orreclion of Mnnlc .!i>,o\etvd evidence against uj.i i» which they propose to Luarl.-a O’C’ouor id reticent 1 *n. the hatchet. 1 -i been .cordial meetings n rtiul Coileelm* Murphy I aaichet was buried. Greeley -id ihero uro understood to bo •'-y b'l-u-.l of Aldermen nrasaidto uni tle irown apivdutmcnt ♦•vent of his rofusal.they 1.-ii luii, for fraud und'jieompi ..M>.rd ids signature to the muls. Alderman Coman I-Jrtof tae reporl.but says he '•o'ating his cilice, and be -juta-.a*. oi election will isauo on Tilted iy. >F I'NiUII‘AL UKKORM. Club, hml night, adopted .the -esult of the Weetiou uijivciMal congratulation to bt.ug short of a complete '••‘■•pil affairs from parly pali corrupt?<*ii and abuse; th(j rce< nt canvass are *7 of the great Work of Vi* P<’ o lde of this city I dem.iad that the Legis r' nT cjt.y charter and pass •l"' i y*'»y of chs-tious. They will peiuilties of the law itit- wl», have outraged their .-)r t;iKir theft**, restitution ward, without emn 1 *"e-ulm ions demand tho 'i v ,,8,- y* nnd an iavestiga* *''-i-iatjv«* authority. Into i.,» m r 'V f5 **f tin* public oHI-cs iiis* «juj' t that they will no u l<* cnri unt ••u ,V' f> '7 fo '7 *t.\tkmbnt. 'Jj c,, Uui in isTi, from Snptem I,IK --oneiinu* in IS7O they were 'J'Oriri from .September 1, IsGI, IH7 ll«*y were ‘i7ti.l33v i ports in IS7I is i w -,:‘At interior towns in *Y» i»h1»a; In IK7O Ihe.o worn ‘..i!, 1,1 tln*r»* Is 497.0X1 bales -:u n-i ,O^L Aiu-rienn ntioul for ,l la 63 000 b.des; 1»70 there .f ..iM r, 'Ct.vnr.n vaud. sitting at Lake thai the consolidated "-.:uto SiM.ooo.ouo. ifsucd ,n M*Jsay t inaopU»ml>er,lS7o, *,r Ix Twenty-three and ‘‘i Vi, ,l o»ds were to be placed Tr,lst Company, to v '-i. ni l the* remainder v jJjid;ty was contested K}JoJ( h*rs, who. r Hccordmg lo Prove tho allegations im- HUUM. 't ‘.-I u,: '"Mlyii, (Onlay, claim that t sw- cufit -on Tuesday their 'i i. v (,r Samuel Booth. majority, and rCiu I,ir «ly Auditor, r :5 1 UUA f^? a ra r*' the elec- t'kcuoa of Chari*) Iv f nth ljuVri i, t nv u l Tho returnshave i.'"’ 1 that are in confurion. The ■‘'■•‘i.UHilf ,!,sr ict, Twentr-fim the ofllceof the :i tv nih j sl i‘- SAT| >r **tit a cammunioa tif-r. tr,ll hl» resignation aa v‘Tati,. to denounce the iV lh neM to-nljrhtat h itai-,niL^ ,n c 'The building 1 K«u upper *ai povermuentHh-mUI is-n-v t,. l ln UniUtl l twenty r<- ‘v. r l*j> t u M 1 Ic'-luni day aud 4l Ui»: (on-iTv*. 1 t u n ward v.uui* of tii e police. 1 suil. tHlKi.x business houses, the Warner House, and till’' r pioperlv. I.oss estimated at $20,000. —The new iron steamer India was sunkyester day lu j>U-. St. Marie Hi v«*r. No particulars have tK I-u received. She probably struck a rock on account of low Mater. Tim work of raising her will W limiictValcly coiunwneed. —The Montank Indians have boon derided by tbr Supienu* Court of NVw York to be trespasser# mi i In* lards occupied by them on Long Island for many years. Thousands of acres Urns came into I lie possession of speculating whites. —numlnr of gentlemen from Muscatine, I<»na, bail a conference with Hen- Smith anil Gov ernor lb unison, of Ohio, at Peoria, on Thursday, relative t<» building a branch road from Milan, on the Peoria Kook Island KaUroad, to Muscatine. >‘olhiiigdcllniu* was agreed on, but the lino will undoubtedly be built. —A burglar named William Calkins, 18 years old, was shot “while attempting to enter the hard ware store of I.ouis Poring, No. litlOT Franklin avenue, St. Ix*uis. on Wednesday, and died from hit wound on rhursday. Ho was commuted, with a gang of voting thieves who have been very ac tive in their operations for a long time past. —A petition from Muvor Fox of Philadelphia, was presented in the Court of Common Pleas, yivlciday, asking for mi order for the sequestra tion of the estate of Joseph F. Marey, defaulting City Treasurer. A rule was granted requiring Murey to show cause why it should not issue. —A number of prominent 9t. Louis politicians held a meeting on Thursday evening, to doviso means to procure the holding of the National Ite iniMicaii Convention in that'city tho coming sum mer. Devolutions were adopted urging the Mls n*uiiSqualors and Itepreseutalivea to use their inlhience iu behalf oftiiu movement. —Governor Caldwell of North Carolina has re ceived a letter trout Sheritf Nash, of Raleigh, informing him that a notorious negro desperado and comlrumed murderer named Luke Johnson, who was to have In-ea executed on tho 2Uh in stant, has cscajW from the jail of that county. THE ELECTIONS Illinois. The following are olliclal roturua of tho vote lor Congrcjvmun-ul-Lurg©: COUNTILH. Kctrrklge, It. Hayes, D. Boone 1.121 ICJ Coles... DeWitt. la-o Mriiurd Montgomery.., v .Stark’ Vulon Douglas Washington e< olt Monroe Richland Franklin Jersey Bureau,. Beveridge’* majority in 16 counties, 118. The following despatches hive been received by Daniel Shepard, Secretary of tho Republican State Central Committee, m this city; Princeton, HI., Nov. 9.—Bureau County (offi cial) gives 487 Republican minority for Bevendgo for Congrcssnmn-at-Lurge. 9. G. Paddock. Galemjukg. TU., Nov. B.—Returns from this county (Knox) arc not yet all iu. It is sat© to count 1,100 majority for Beveridge. George Davis. Rochfokix HI., Nov. 9.—Beveridge has 2,200 majority in Winnebago County. E. If. G marts. Fkektokt, 111., Nov. 9.—Stephenson County (official) gives Beveridge 1.83* aud Hayes I.4GS. Majority lor Beveridge, 306. S. IX Atkins. £i*i:imifiki.i>, ill., Nov. 10.—Official majorities at the Secretary of Stale’s office show that Boone County gives 962 majority for Bever idge; Colev Countv, 7J; Like, 552; Stark, 297; Me Donough, i:-7 for Hayes; Macoupin. 46 for Haves. Peoria, 111., Nov. 10.— Marshall County glvos Beveridge about 200 majority, ilcury County gives' him a large majority, but the exact figures are not at hand. Fulton and Woodford Comities' la ve gone Democratic. Wacbkgan, 111., Nov. 9.—Lake County cast a very light vote. Bcveiidge receives 7&0; Ilayes, ‘.is; and Nichols, the Prohibition candidate for Congressman. 105. C. A. Partridge, Republican candidate for County Treasurer, receives 862 votes; Jewell, Democratic and Prohibition can didate, 206; H. Whitney, Republican candidate lor rfurveyor, S3l; Graves, Dcmucralic aud Pro hibition candidate, 236. 9i j ni>v.Fii:iJi, 111., Nov. 9.—Full returns of the eh’etir.n in this county were not received until to day, and gi\ e Baker, Democrat, for Countv Treas urer. ra maloilty over Shonp. This is a great fall nig olf of the whole Democmtic majority iu this county, which geie i-aliy loots up 40') or 60X Hayes. Democratic candidate for Cuugressman-at-Lurgc, has iro. Ja« Kgr.Nviu.K, 111..N0v. 9.—The followin',' Is the (illirial vot»* of Morinm oonnty: For Ilaycv. 2.«e‘.»; JJevmdjL'o. 1.975; ll.iyo.s* inajoiity, 61, a la-puMlc.-m pain of 150 on the v«t« of 2n71. Wright, Uotnorrat, JorTmisuror, is alert ed hy l*.'o majority, and Lewis, Democrat, for Sur veyor. is elected hy 7 majority. tV.uijNviMj:, N’cv. B.—Macoupin County is Ro jaihticr.n on whole ticket. Watskka, Nov. in.—The official Republican ma jority of Iroquois County is published this morn ing in the Iroquois TV»<»«*'. For Congress, Bev eridge has say majority. For County Treasurer, Bailey baa 407 majority. Moukison, Xov. lo.—Returns from several towns of Whiteside County are not yet in. The indications are Unit the county has gone for Rev el idge by 1,£(50 majority. The vote was light. f?i 111., Nov. 10.—From otlicial ab stracts of the vote east in the several counties in the State I gather the following information Benue County elect? John Gray County Treas urer. mid hades I). 2Vfo>s Surveyor. C d.*s Coc.ntyelcit.sl>. I. Trimble Treasurer and.Tohn 11, Clark Surveyor. Lake County gives Beveridge 552 majoiiry, and elects Charles A. Partridge i'ms urer, and ii. Whitney Surveyor. Madman County give* Hayes, for Congress-at-Large. UU majority, and fleets Thus. H. Kennedy Treasurer, and Tiros. M. Long Surveyor. McDonough County gives Hayes 117 majority, and elects \Y. M. Ripe Treasurer, and James F. Shannon Surveyor. Richland Comity gives Hayes all majority, and diet* John KusterjTreasurer, and Isaac Barnes Surveyor. Seotl County give's Hayes .215 majority, ami elects F. T. Hale Treasurer, and Seneca RlcEv er?, Surveyor.* Stark County gives Revetidge 307 majority, and ejects. Robert ,1. Dickinson Treasurer, and Edwin Butler Surveyor. WillmiuwirT County «riw» Ilayes l»u majority, :iiul t.« J. VanTrinmucl Tniuisuier. mul 11. L. i*ca*i» y Purveyor. WitcoiiNin. F pedal to The Chicago Tribune. M.utiw.is, Nov. m.—Kmmus from several R*- publican comities show such a failing off as in counterbalance the gums eaily reported from tin; Democratic counties, and it Is now doubted whether WashbiiMie’s majority will exceed Falr ch ld’.s B,VOn. lie is here, ami claims c.ooo minority in ids du triet. Reliable reports from most dis trict* show *hat the Legislaturewill stand '2.1 Re publican''to in Democrats in the Senate, and 03 Republicans to 37 Democrats lu the Assembly. M inni’HOla. Ft. I’An, Kov. io.—Reruln.* thus far in swell Austin’s majority to 5.222, with the upper coun ties i«* b*ur from. New Vorh. New York, Nov. 10.— The returns from the State give the Republican lieket 17.0W majority. Tu»*re vfas ::n unprecedented auumn: of independent voting, and the majorities lor the Kepuhlie.iu Senators and Assemblymen are generally con siderably huger than those of the ritale ticket. Ihe Assembly stands I'O Republicans to 'SI Demo crats. ITlnstncliUHetlN, Boston. Nov. 30.—Returns from all but six towns give Washburn a majority overall of.lo.ihft, which will probably be increased to 14,000. UliMiMippi. MKMims. Kov. o.—Returns from North Missis sippi itn 1 Mill meagre. Grenada (kninty gives a lb pv.blh; n majority of C 00; Carroll, 200, Republi can majority. The Conservatives curry Choctaw by Cfo. and Marshall by a small majority. General Vaughan, Conservative, is defeated for Sheriff. FOREIGN. Germany* Urn in. Kov. io.—Tlie ceremony of unveiling the statue of the poet Schiller was observ ed to-day in the presence of the Em peror, Crown Prince, Prince Frederick Charles, and M. W ran gel. President of the Reichstag. The crowd present at the cere monial was large, and to the last degree enthusi astic. The ,Y orth German Gazette, official, says in its editorial columns,to-day. that tin* Cabinet changes just ellected at Vienna will in no n'S3H*ot affect the relations between that court and the court of Berlin. Austria. New York, Kov. 10.—Field Marshal Itencdefc, the vanquished Commander-iu-Chiof of the Aus trian unnv nt Fidowa, tiled of wu utlaek of apo plexy, at Gratz. fitvriu, on the 25th of last moiuh. Vienna, Kov. TO.—Tho Ea»l>eror has addressed a highly compliment.-tv b iu-r to Couat I»u«?st, thanking him warmly for Ids servin**«, and ni»- ]*ciniln.c him a life member of the Upx>crCuam her of the Reiehsrath. Grout Britain* liONDoN, Kuv. 10. —Navigation ou tho Baltic has chin* d for the season. In eons- quenee of lee. The news from the recent disaster? to tho whal iiiL' He*'! has ratisW an immediate heavy advance in the price of syerm oil. It is reported that Ashbury will be a candidate for the representation of Brighten upon the next Parliamentary vacancy. Central nnd Month America. Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. C. rm Havana, Nov. 10.—’The steamship Ocean Queou. for New York, takes an enormous quantity of coffee* Advices from Asplnwall are to the 2Cth Instant. The Spanish war steamer Tornado wiw still watching the American steamer Virginia in that purl. and an attempt at capture was apprpheuded despite tin' protectorate asssumed over her by the Grcnudiuu Government and United States Consul. Peruvian advices state that a riot occurred lu IJiua during tho election, in which six persons were killed, and seventy wounded. Political troubles continue in Guatemala. The Archbishop and Bishop Imvc been exiled for com plicity in the late revolutions. France* Pakis, Kov. 10.—Tlilere lias been inspecting the militarv school at St. Maur. Tlic special French Mission to Metz has boon ■withdrawn. Italy. Rome, Kov. 10.—-The State departments in the Quiriuul Palace aro in course of preparation for the permanent residence of King ictor Emanuel ou lus approaehiug arrival. Kentucky Great Santera Railway Com. pany, Caitletsbuko, Ky.,Nov. to.—Last night a meet ing cf some of the leading citizens of this place met at the parlor of the Sherman House and heard an explanation of the purposes of the Ken tucky Great Eastern Railway Company, by A. J. Hodder, the Vice President of the com pany, After this statement was made. meeting was organized, with Mr. Dod der in the chair, and several of the gentlemen present gave their views upon tho eoimumy’s proposition to Boyd Co. for a sub scription to its capital stock of the sum of sioo.- c*tx> it was generally approved, aud measures taken to submit the proposition, at the next regu lar term of the Boyd County Court. To-day Mr. 1 fodder met the Railway Commissioners of West Virginia, and it is understood that some Im portant arrangements were made with them for the advancement of the Kentucky Great East ern Rond through that State. There geuth men here from different points of West V ir ginla, and the tieople iu this place are deeply jn- I terected in Ibis new movement, It Is generally Ici needed tbht the SIOO,WO primvaitlwi ViU curry, Collferen.ce of Members of the Attorney tteneral Alcerinan on Bpcclal Demmieh to The Chicago Tribnaa. Washington, Nov. 10.—Ex-Attorney General Evans, who wac lately appointed one of the Ge nova Counsellors. under the Washington treaty, arrived hero to-day for the purpose of consulting with bis colleague. Caleb CoeUiug, as to the bual ncst* connected with thislutemutlomii conference. XHcsc.gcutkmcn. do not think it accessory to go to Geneva ;uiitU after all iho papers shall liuve been prepared by Bancroft Davie. This is contrary to the lattora* opinion, who intiimue, that their assistance will be Invalu able in assisting him (Davis) to make up 1119 case. Mr. Cushing says that tho American portion of (ho conference can make its headquarters in London until the tlmo appointed for the assembly of the conference. From advices received at the Htatc ivpartment, it is probable that Benjamin R. Curtis will accept his appointment as associate coun-.fl with Messrs. Evarts and Cushing. Next week International postal cars will be placed on the road from Boston to St. Johns, and foreign mails will leavo the steamer at Halifax. Thus h saving of slxty.hours in time to Boston will be made,and for till polnU west of Boston distrihu lions will be mad© on the.se trains, so as to avoid nny delay. Outgoing malls will b© forwarded la time to overtake tho steamers at Halifax. Tho effeefof this arrangement is to shorten tho time of all mail matter to Europe two days and u halL{ 2,105 1,213 1,091 811 2,116 1,205 1,616 705 1,518 1,722 640 343 302 837 826 675 1.238 8)3 670 985 122 GOG 671 982 72* 1,092 653 1,04* Prominent parties from Now York uow in this city Intimate that the newly elected Legislature in that State, which will bo Republican by a two thirds majority, will legislate out of existence what is loft of Tammany. Tho programme Is to abolish all fat offices in both Brooklyn and New York city, and to simplify th© municipal patronage of these cities, both as regards expenses and number of employes. Evarts, who is hero, states that there is no doubt that Bobs Tweed and Fields will bo de nied teats by their fellow-members. 1.170 15,298 15,416 It appears that Governor Bullock has had his accounts adjusted at tho Treasury Department. Comptroller Brodliead. who says that this trans action is wholly irregular, has also announced that the only basis on which these accounts could be adjusted would bo to allow the govern ment 6 per cent interest on the sum converted into bonds and deposited by Bullock for a period of eighteen months, as amount. The bonds which Bullock had'iu tho Safe Deposit Company and Treasury mounted to #250,000. He wjw compelled to pay the sum of #22,500, in addition to restoring the bonds, the Utter mini, to make good the value of coupons which had been clipped. The Wntfiington Chronicle, whose editor. Gover nor Holden, is u personal fricipl \v Attorney Gen eral Akernicn, this morning, /me the following paragraph relative to this Cabinet oflicer o opinion of the Southern situation; “Attorney General Akermnn, in discussing political allahs last evening, remarked that per m us who had not deeply looked into the in itler eonld not realise the extent ot tho Ku-Klux or ganizations n Home sections of the Soul hern States, lie say« that, having been associated ■with the people of the South, and having recently travelled about that country, and observed for himscll, he is satislied that it is impossiole to govern the people with loe.d courts. Juries, A;c., until the Ku-Kiux are entirely broken mi,’* Cue of the few good result.*, of the Chicago fire wart ilie destruction of the papers in the wise of the* Montana war ciahas, and those who have been so long working them up Hud it di'licuic to furnish duplicates of the vouchers destroyed. The Hist attempt was to eolleet ssr>J,rr)x Alto.* General Sherman ami some Indian agents had do* luumced the gi eater part of the claims, uu at tempt was Made to settle them with the goods at much lower rales. Many of the oirgmal claims hare been bought up by speculators for ten cents on tho dollar, A large part of the claims are for supplies to goods furnished for the campaign in the Gallatin Valley, where it is known that not a hostile Indian was killed or seen during the entire cam paign. The speculators, on tho ground that war existed in that quarter, put up the price of Hour from sls to per sack, ami other things in X>ropoitl»u. At this very tiino all the Chiefs re ported at war were on a friendly vtslt to their agent, Major Wright. The chances are that a large part of the fraudulent papers cannot be re placed. General Bardie had, however, repudi ated many of them. [To tho Associated Prose.] HF.VKMIE AITOINTMKSTS. Washington, Nov. 10.—Anthony Hanning hia >een appointed Hanger for the Fifth Ohio Dss riei, anti tico. W. Donaldson Assistant Assessor ter tin: Seventh Ohio District. CAIUM.T MKKTING. All the members of uie Catmiel were present it the meeting to-day, which continued nearly lour hours Tin* larger portion of the time was tcenpu don the result so far of the Civil jJcrvice ivii. mission, which were explained by Mr. Corns, member of the Imam. This (Wv einment and the Spanish authorities have not yet anived at an agreement respecting the Hornet, now at iNut-au-Prinee, menaced by Spanish vessels. A eorrespondence is in pro- iiivss between the Seeretavy of state? and Minis ter Roberts, the f»rmerprotes»ing against tie* de sign to m izc the vessel which is under the Ameri can Hag. It Appears from Georgia papvrs that much ahum prevails under the apprehension that the Pn-Mth nt will declare luartial law m that .State. Such is not Ids design, there being nothing in tha present condition of any part of Georgia to war n.ntsuch a mensme. Prominent gentlemen here attribute the spread of the small-pox in rhiladelpnia ana other cities to the sale of ouffulo and other robes there, taken Horn the Rhiekbvt and I’iegan camps, where the rtisrase prevailed three years ago. At that time they weie fuibidOen to be sold to traders, bat several months ago they disappeared from those neighborhoods and found their way elsewhere. THE ILLINOIS WAREHOUSE COM MISSION. TlicfMcsslon This IVrrli-The Forthcoming Report—lnlrrrstiQg Fuels nnd OpiuionH —Adjournment SrniNfiFiKU), Kov, 10.—The Board of Railroad nnd Warehouse Commissioners have been in se.-slon here since lust, and* have been busily engaged in examining additional reports from railroad companies, and also the reports of the Chief Inspector uf Grain and the registry of warehouse iceeipts. Their attention, however, was principally bestowed upon preparing their rwn leporis, which, under the law, will have to be submitted to the Governor by the Ist of .Decem ber next. It Is expected that their report will bring, in a brief foim, very valuable statistical information, as to the existing ruilroua system in our .Suite, and as to the very Important matters relating to the grain trade and warehouse buslue-s. They will suggest some very init>ortant amen haunts to the exist ing laws, and pn sent some general views connected with these importnut ialeiestsandtliuir relation toward the government and the people, which may be found to be of great interest. Considering the brief period since which the commission has been organized, it is not expected that they have entered as fully into all the subjects connected with tao discharge -of their various rtm’.t as they themselves might have desired, but they have employed their full time well; have collected and commented upon a large amount of highly Interesting and Impor tant facts, ann to those who comprehend the dlfll ulties connected with the questions they have to handle, and the spetiil embarrassments sur rounding the board, will present a result perfect ly shtislaetory. The report of tbeOMo Mississippi Railroad Cimpany, alter several amendments, has been accepted, nnd that road established in class “B," earnings being SB,Uh;.TI per mile. The Toledo, Wnburii A siern Railroad was cstabllshhd iu nnd the IlauuilmlA Naples Railroad estubliehed in clues This makes the classl tieatiou of the railroads complete, except so fur as the Chicago A Northwestern mid the Chicago, Reek Island A Pacitlc are concerned. The Secretary oi the board wan directed to in struct the Chief lnsi>cctor of Grain for Chicago to icpoit to the board at the «U»so of harness each wii'k every instance that may have occurred during tl o week of the dellverv of any grain from anv warehouse without lawful inspection, ami the ocens-iun of such omission, together with the name of warehouse and warehousemen who make Mich delivery, ami also embody the amount, giade and laud of grain po delivered, for the in spection of which agreement to pay or tho pay ment of the proper fees had been-refused, to gether with the names of tho parties so refusing. Tho board adjourned this evening, to meet again November 27, at which time their usual report 'v ill go to press. Petition Tor tlie EMtablinhmpnt of a United BtniCM District Court at Angnata —Election Ordered. Augusta, On., Kov. in.—The Bar Association ni Richmond County held a ‘meeting to-day and uui.niinonßly passed resolution* requesting Con gress to establish a United States District Court •with circuit powers in this city for the Fifth Con crressioiißl District, and for th« ci*bt or ten coun ties in adjoining Congressional districts. Ati.a>TA, G»., Kov. 10—'The House to-'lny passed o bill providing for boldine special election for Governor on the Si-ccud Tuesday iu December. The section providingfor special returns of election, other than according to the present law, vru> stricken out. Tho Democrats contended that liio Inleg litv of the Republican aotingjcxjcutivoofficer, Conley, should be trusted. Pan Ffancsiwo, Nov. 10.—The United States giond jurv at Tucson, Arizona, make formal charges against the managers of tho Indian rotor- M.titmsin that Territory, showing thattho Apach es me allow* d leave to go on tho war-palhat will, hi bellying numerous murders committed bj’ the Indiana dirt ct from Camp Grant, and charging li.ai the Indiana arc supplied bv tho agents with aims anti nimnrntiion. am! tin ir women are pros tituted by thuothceis in charge. \Tahhikotok, Nov. jo.—A rising b.uvmotor wllL clour :iutl (‘loiring weather will pr.ih.iMy X’lX'Yuii on gaturiiy Irum Vj J.alis 2u.- IHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: v .SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1871. WASHINGTON. Geneva Counsel. the Southern Situutiou. international postal uahs. TOE DEATH BLOW TO TAMMA.ST. BULLOCK’S ACCOUNTS. AKKKMAN. IT’S AN ILL WIND &C, CArsF.i.Ksa aijvum’. S.MAI.L-COX IN IU FFAI.O KOTIKS. GEORGIA, Charge* Against Indian Agent*, Wnr Dfpnrimcui Weather Report. TCrlor.iinaHoutlijviiriit,, theGuit. TbcHtovm in r'lj' H-rViUlfi-’x- 11 y |,ass Jtorthc;i«t nrer Now ti'l-ithii! J ov Sol'll oil Saturday nlstht, '"i I-itko Erin nml New m?. K to:tr. fttiiHlmnrv itf.V-i.t?. 11 n cvenlus nt ctovelaml. JUiliiito, Oancgo, tape Mnv, N«w York. Now Loudon, Bultltuore, nml PltU'uioiphlu. INDIANA. Hrrlonn Accident on the Cincinnati dc In diitiinpolU Junction Boilrvud—X-'irteea Prr»ou» lojarcd. Cincinnati, Nov. xo.—a special to the Gazette Pii.vß: The mail express on the Cincinnati inumnaopoUs Junction Railroad, wao thrown ttack by u east of Liberty,, Indiana, tula afternoon,. wrecking the casino, triirter. baggage car, imasonger car, nnd IhulmruPH t.leeplng:coaob. Charles Render, r :t or the train, And O. Rose, conductor of the Pullman coach, ware slightly injured. Five P in tho sleeping couch were injured, >urt, it ia feared* fatally." Tho whole number »urt, us lar as known, la fifteen, ten of them seri ously. The injured are/TVfrs. B. C, Armstrong, LuHluglnn, lowh; F. Armstrong. Chiilicotho." 0., and Lis little daughter; all serioualy; Engineer idler, nnmilion, v> slightly; Mr. Woighily, wife, und two children, injured, tin* wife and old est child badly; J. >LRidenour,lndianapolis, und A. W. Wheltz**!, oi Cincinnati, slightly; George bmi;h, ticket clerk of the C. I. J. K. R., severely; Mrs. Mark, severely Internally u little son of air. Hawkins, of Hamilton,o.,-fi6vex-ely scalded and bruised; Mrs. Hill, of Dunlaps villo, Iml., injured internal ly; an aged lady, Mrs. Judder, bound for Ham ilton, 0., It Is loured is in dying ooneit:onh are believed •to be injured, though leas bciloutdy. As soon as the news reached Liberty the citi zens promptly repaired to the scene, and’ooa veyed the wounded to their own residences, where everything was done forthe alloviatlon of tho suf fering. The train was terribly wrecked, and it is sur prising thut no one was killed. No blame U said to be attached to those in management of the train, all of whom escaped without barm, save the two named. Tho track was badly lorn up, bat trains will run regularly to-cluy. The Vcllew Fever nt Charleston. Charleston, S. C., Nov 10.—The Howard As sociation ut its meeting to-day, passed resolu tions giving notice thut tho yellow fever has nearly ceased. Tho active operation? of the association on the Isthiu*t. Chicago JLire Stock lotarket« CATTLE—Received to-day, 1,506; received this week, i‘,ls7. For good to choice shipping beeves the market exhibited considerable strength, not withstanding tho reported decline of l-4al-2o in New York, and the rather discouraging tenor of advices from other Eastern markets, there being no anxious sellers at any reduction from yester day's rates. For tho poorer sorts, however, o somewhat easier feeling obtained, and in not a few instances concessions of 13 l-2o were granted. TLc demand for iow grades was light, butchers and feeders generally having Bux>; Led tbeiosclvoa cailier in tho week, und, though lao supply was moderate, not all the offerings were taken. The quality of the stock marketed was above the average, there being tower common thin lots than usual. There were sales at $2.c0a4.00 for inferior to good butchers’! stock; *2.50a;t.50 for common to good stock steers; $1.25.i 4.c0 for common to medium shipping steers, and at #4.7f>a5.&0 for good to choice do. A few extra brought higher figures, Nicola Addums selling 34 head averaging 1,547 lbs at #3.15. They were shipped from Monnumth, Illinois, The beat drove of Texas cattle ever seen in this market were ou sale torflay by George Bentley 00. Tho drove embraced 84 head, averaging 1,3W lbs and brought *0.12 1-2. They wore fed by K. Hurpliy on bU farm iu McLean Conn tv. Nclmiu MorrU was the bujer. Tl;e market closed steady ut the priceJ given below. CLOSING PRICES. Extra—Graded steers, averaging l v too Ihh im.l v.pwani JS.CSa3.BJ Choice l>ccves—Fine, fat, well-formed a to c your old stcci k, mid averaging 1,20;) to I,SOO Ibft 8.35a5.50 OooU liteves—ivell-ialtened, llmdy-form- FteiTH, averaging 1,000 to 1,250 Urn 4.50a5.00 Fair Grade*—Fair steers,in fair UeaU, av eraging 1,050 to 1,200 lbs 4.25*11.60 Medium CJhss—Medium steers and good cows for city slaughter, averaging soO to l,ouo lbs 3.00a4.25 Stock Cattle—Common cuttle lu dtccut flesh, avcmglngTiK) tol,os«lbs 2.50a3.r>0 Interior—Light and thin cows and steers 2-W.i2.2j CATTLE b.M.LS TO-DAY Xo. '2IH peek cattle (Texan?), 22 butchers* Mock 11 butcher?.’ stuck 19 butchers* sleek 1") choice shipping steer>. 1C c.Mru steers, ted anil watered. 1,-117 0.15 32 I‘Uielirs* s atW 4.09 44 301 3.90 69 264 4.00 68 218 4.05 Ct> 194 4.10 66 258 4.C0 40 126 4.10 62 250 4.U0 r.B 240 -5.10 69 255 4.00 43 2 M 4.10 62ii.07 4.10 i.7 251 4.00 62 242 1,05 64 25& 1.10 42 573 4.35 51) 2U 1.10 .‘8 268 4.C0 Mfi 317 3.05 51 2,*1 4.10 62 10a 4.00 30 345 4.00 10l 280 4.00 67 1K» l."0 4 286 5.00 63 2>o 3,95 44 195 4.00 17 347 5.03 63 2JI 4.00 66 356 4.00 W5 268 8.00 65 211 4.01 at 564 4.05 46 257 4.00 40 25) 5.95 71 508 5.05 6t» 249 4.10 fa 220 4.00 84 541 4.121-2 46 330 4.121-8 65 288 4.10 iai 224 45t0 IS 527 4.03 47 296 4.10 fO 525 1.10 38 424 4.15 47 285 4.00 SHKKl'—Reef ived rid* week 6.472. The market and prices were nominally unchanged. There wu* a moderate demand at 55.00a5.23 for euummn: $3.50a5.76 for medium, ami at si.oiMt.3o lor good to choice. WAKKET3 BY TELEGRAPH. New Vork Pianucitil IVem. Nrw YORK, Nov. 10.—Gold depressed Ity the advainH* ot American securities In London. Opened at 111 6-m, Kolrt down to ill i-«. and closed at 111 3-Balil 1-2. Loans were*m:uie at 2to 6 for can j ing. Clearings, SSS.tKiO,iHH). Governments linn hr tone, though prises nt one lime during tho day were lower than yester day, iu sympathy with gold. At the close llw market wat-Mroug ami higher. .Stock.-, opened irregular and weak, towards noun became strong, and at the close wore lower Northwestern was weaker, scllldg down nearly per cent from tho prices ut 2 p. m Tire chief dealing* were in New York (Vntnil, iaiko Shore, Wabash, Northwestern eonimon. Hook Island, and West ern Union. i.ake Shore closed at l04all)l 1-h for dividend on, and Hs:ißs 5-8 ex-dividcud, and 78 7-Sa W for scrip. ThedepresMon was caused partly by u report that a Southern railroad company had gone to protest on it paper. No particulars. The failure of a small dry goods llrm id an n.mnred. Rorsome days past vague rumors hr.ro bem afloat on the street U> tho elfcct that tho Catcago i Ruck Inland Company intended to la.-me SWWrt) in new block. To-day these rumors were deuh d by the Directors. Monov steady at Daft per cent. Southern Mate seeurilie-s on the last call wore firmer in the h ailing boinls Sterling, uw a-i. Governments: Coups, ’bl 116 S*l Coups, *fi2 Hi 1-4 Coil pH, V-4 11l I*4 Coups, *C6 11l a-4 New 113 6*B Stale bonds: Mi>Bouri6s f*6 Tenntv-see 6s 67 Tennessee,now... 681*2 Virgin n. new. 68 Stocks closed: Chumi 711-9 Western Union... 641-3 OuicKeilver 191-11 Mariposa 1 i Mariposa, prefer’d 11-2 AUillUri Kxpress.. 8*34 Wells Fargo.-.. 62 1-3 American 68 United Sintra 67 1-2 Pacific 46 l-R N. Y. Com ml »l l-« N. Y. central scrip 861-9 Erie 81 Erie. inferred... 66 1-2 flarlrm 123 tiiulem, prelerrV.l33 Heading 109 1-8 Michigan Central.US 7-8 Pittsburgh 12s 1-2 Northwestern 6° 1-2 Northwestern pfd 6-8 Forfigu MnrkrtAi London, Nov. 10-6:00 p. m.—Console, 93 1-s: tnonev "31-4 on account. Bonds of 61. 91 5-*: v*, »{&Si *O7. 93 3-4} 10-408, 89 3-4. Tallow, 193 Nor. 10.-Bonto of *63. 96 6-Sft9G 3-1. Paklß, Nov. io.—Romos. 67f 360. Bullion lu tho Bimk of Frnncohns increased $7,300,000. Liverpool, Btyv.o—Kvonlug—Uuttou quiet and Mrady; middling uplands, 9 3-Sd; Orleans, 9 6-8 a 9 3-4 d. talesto-ilay, 10,000 bales; speculation and eMmrt. 2,000 bales. Sales for tho week, 60,000 I’Hlef*; export, 9.090 bnlrs; speculation, 5,000 bales. Vtovk.4W.W9 bales; American, 111,000 halos. Ue i< hits for the week, 34.000 bales: American, 18,000 Imles. Actual export, 9,ooobales; stock afloat. 405 COO hales; American, 83,000 bales. Shipments lioiu Bombay to the 10th last, U,ooo hales. a ,HB and fabrics at Manchester steady, Bitjudstuffs dull; California white wheat, 32a lod red winter wheat, lis edalla 7d. Receipts of wLcj.t for the past three days, 25,000 bu; Anaori eaii 18.000 bu. Flour, 255a27s 9d. Moss pork, 47s il. tlk esc, 60s. Cumberland middles, 36a; snort ribs, 39s 6 lbs ~1-4n; I car Canada, 120 lbs,ai-tc; 1 car Canada lambs, to lbs, 7 1-2; lot, SO lbs. State, Do 1 cur Canada, 72 it.,. n, ugt 0 af* yt nrn. Fummlnl the roddcnce of Chan, rope, dummy road. cpiM tdte ivany-ivv., LuKe View, Satuuuiy, Nov. 11, ut 2 o cWk. WU-SON—Tn tidn citv, Nov. 10. Mrs, Sarah C. Wil son. l* lewd wile of F. U, Wilson, rk**«l 40 yearn. Tin* remains will he taken Kn*t for interment. C 5? New York city papers plnino copy. Regular meeting of WM. B. WARREN LODGE No. 2uy A. F. A A. M., at Mason in Teatplo, corner of J!.'i]rl»*d and Y\ ist B«mlo)nh-sts., thia eve nine, ut 7 1-2 o'clock. By order of the W, At. HAM'L C\ SMITH. Scr’y. Members of Chicago lodge. No. 63, I. O. O. F., will meet on Saturday evening, Nov*. It, in the hall of Lily of tho West Lodge, corner ol Twelfth and Wal* hi-sta. ISAAC PRICE, Secretary. SILVER-PLATED WARE. We have just opened a large assortment of Sil ver-Plated Tea Sets, Cas tors, and Baskets, and Rogers Bros.’ Spoons, Porks, &c. M. MATSON CO., JEWELERS, 481 W abash-av. Coups, '67 1U Coups, ’63 1U 3-3 1(M08 H>9 M CurronoyGa ..119 14 Virginia, old 60 I GUI N. Carolina 6s 3-4 \ls. Carolina, now. 191-4 Hock Island 1011-2 New Jersey 109 3-4 St. Paul 53 l-d St. Paul, preforr’d »7 Wabash 61 6-8 Wabash, proterr’d SO Fort Wayne 95 Terre Haato 17 Terre Hauto, pfd. 60 C. ft K. C. «fe A., preferrM 116 O. «fc M 39 1-8 C., O. C 84 1-2 C.. B, Q 126 Lake Shore 851-8 Indiana Central.. 17 7-8 Illinois Central...l3o Union Paoliio.-,. 251-2 U. P. bonds 89 !-2 C. P. bonds 103 3-1 iWb |J liire Stock market. TOLEDO. DIED. SOCIETY MEETINGS. JHasoHic. O, of O. F, SILVER PLATED WARE, BLANK BOOKS. EIL!WE.MiEM3. Nos. 11, 13 15 Desplaines-st., fen uotr tvppltf promptly a ft$JJ msortment of Jnirruai Boole* for Distillers, Rectifiers, Brewers, Tobacco Dealers, Tobacco Hanuf’rs. .MILLINERY. 6A6E BROS. CO, WHOLESALE MIILINERY. 061 betwnea Twentieth and 7weßtr>flni«ats. MILLINERY. HOPSON CO-, 800 MICHIQAN-AV. MERCHANT TAILOR. LOUIS PDIELIj Merchant. Tailor, la atrain in bnrineM.nn<\ invltoa hla friends and patrons to call and seobira at Ina now quarters. 156 W. Washington-st, t5 iunwiskwalaoUMiguainatoed. HATS AND FURS. ISSMP& BARNES, M&PmMmi. Established &rpf,Q t class trimmer to go to Cincinnati, Ohio. One jtcctiMrnn-d to trim elegant work can command A good toL,tv y anuaunt situation nmlcomfortable homo, by prrb’h.* l JAMES 1 INTf N. Msdleon House, 121 hmis.* Suibann-st, Chicago, 111., froms to 10«. u. and Irvin x to i y. xu. NEW BOOKS. BOOKS FROM HARPERS. B, ilffi "k CO.. 469 Wahash-av. Have just received a large invoice of tho Popular Standard Publications of hleecrs. HAHPFK BROTHERS, con fisting in part of •tbbott’* Bitlorie*. vtbboll’s Science for the IVun-. •XifdrrZn/tn Lexicon, *Julbar*’ Clatuical If *ork*» rldrcnture* of t* "Voting JVatmralitt* Bamca’ Bonner’* Child 9* Mliatorie*. Bazar Book of Bceorttm, Carlyle’* If *arkt* Wilkie Collin*’ .Vorr/*. George "William Curti*’ WVrXr*. Xtickcu*’ Child 9 Bngiand* MSalfam’a Itiatoricat f%*orka* Harper’* Cla**ical Library* JlaitrelP* Engineering* Hayden’* Dictionary of Date*, Bio IsCteis’ Our Girl** •T lctley’* Bitlorical "Works* iriiirfcr/r* Skctehe*, Bohevl*ott’* Sermon** Hill’* J Kaffir, *TTiff Jtfulorb’* .Tow/j. If *ill*oH’* Bcader*, fOBB, ANDREWS CO. WATCHES. mu in. We have a full line of Movements, and Gold and Silver Cases made by tbe American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass. N. MATSON CO., 4SI Wabash-a v. Cheap 'Watches and Jewelry, AT VTCOLSBALG, AV. LANGLKY, TOT LAKE-9T. BUSINESS CARDS. M ARKLEY, ALUN6 CO. ISlil Milit, 225 AND 327 STATE-St Wc are now opening a ncir am! complete stork of AMERICAN, ENG LISH ART) GERMAN HARDWARE, to which \rc avoulil invite the attention of the trade. We keep as good goods and make as low’ prices as any house in Chicago. Orders solicited, partic ularly from our old friends. MARKLEV, ALLISG CO. W. W. ABBOTT, M.D. OFFICE, 311 West ITla WAO-- ONS. with patent roach coupling, for sale cheap, at '7 Indlano-av., opposite C, B. &Q. passenger depots All work fnUy warranted. W T,«awt> AUSTIN, TOMLINSON A WEBSTER. too, ooo BED BRICK, 600,000 TEX.LOW BRICK, for sale cheap. J. 11. HISSED!- 51 West R. adolph-at. Chicago Terra Cotta Co. Ari> no v ready to fill all orders of any alio foe Window and Door Caps, Belt Courses, Cornices, Brackets, Chimney Tops, &e>, U CORNELL, B. P. WARD. ••H. vOaUi>iw3« AtoMrrices. Factory ami office, near the corner ol 3 INSURANCE. OF NEW ■YORK. MISCELLANEOUS. LEGAL NOTICES. FOR SALE. CANADA MALT. BRICK. TERRA COTTA: