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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16
DANiM X DEIivAN, CITY lnspe,

In PHILADELPHIA, 1885, 90l deaths from sea- Yet FEVER
Thus e seen that the years previous 70 the choer
scarlet fever below the average, and that wnen
prevailed to greatest cholera eucceeded rs
10 1885, when the largest number Of deaths took place
from the disease that ever did in New York
IN Philadelphia of vbe same year as many or more IN
proportion the population, oied, yet no epidemic any
character followed.
II has been asserted by some medical men that they
foresee coming epioe,nc cannot see II, and have
paid Lar tcu ar attention tho subject will here state
thar all epioemcs ally preceed By what called
an epidemic copsnuton that u, the entire community
viii be affected with similar III feeling, and all SICK per
sons no matter whsf the disease will possess be Pc
cular Il AZURE For instance previous 70 the appearances
OF choe, a. every person viii be ate osed with rri
tat;op O, the mucous tseues has an attack o.
rhe natieun II viii be accompanied with diarrhua
another has fever the bowels will be affected also, or
with Inflammation OF the lungs, his same disposition 70
darrbaa viii exit and with all diseases. No such
preohpositop In this city no such feature acoom
papies fcaret fever any other disease more than
usual speak In part from personal expertence, And
ON viewing the death certificates Of all the phynans In
the city.
There s considerable nfsmmatope Of the throat and
air messages but the vcetudes Of the atmosphere the
BJesep. winter The Of this 10 very great ex
tut the changes have been sudden and more fro
qupt they have been for ~ reference TO tn
meteorological record will demonstrate
CYRUS RAMSAY u. D.,
Registrar Of Records.
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WE'VE o'clock 4. ahs stage Of the trial the oouuss
erused ns which charged that Costello stole
be moved for The soqustAl Of hb cheul the arv we're
scco,ogy Instructed 70 rencer verdict Of NOT gully on
n. r, vasalos Between the proof and the indct-
nent could be obtHiDeo 80 "" Ho'o~
fM 10 me Court met this morning. but ia oousa
qnoe on me ind@poeioo OF Mr.. vaDdevoor no busncss
save the arrangement OF cases for trial 90
ttnossoy IL Was supposed that The Grand jury vould
A., ~ ,ouna new Indictment against Costello but hey
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DENTISTRY.

a sFrICGAL fEerH.--Dk. DURKIs cOsTgNUEs 10
sx1rAet reetA n two ssonoda wtsbos Tho sneAea pA
. r iartsd asnps 10 extra charge for t9mpsrAry
Se- sxkAsarg whev axthaAl resas <e ns-red- Dr..
1T IN In, 30 csnsl srsst 80 sosr from LAursns
HTIFICIfL BONE FTILrN0 FOR OECAYED TEETH
"a put h While so, requiring - psananre md giving
PAIN scSne sssh mere s.ssls san b. Ae4 we Rooms
y Ne Sepy srer 1CeS broadway, Of Thirty aro
10 onunys d5os sla'msd vtA sssap oSsrasorA
- r J. OsRIKxs OeRA CAlCTNAfA or
Enamel Bone tuhng y In ooy reliable preosrs,ion
sni sensitive testh :, Shell. and pAri. Of zee /,
can be restored v mss o.,s'Isi sn.ps and falnsss
1,cnsp, p~i-ci, hard and admiss Of beauufua
a. I, y ~, -corductnI. thereby venderns he pat Y
r,. n N. utu psin sttenasnt upon hot snd cold drink
ard ice ,,s NJ yibng Impure cg rj Is repn,to
- !, ~ sss,., long rsforc the hast and gnesons ,le
sy, =, ..rs srres dsccversrs and would be denuss
r.. us li2 llsr, b street, Eass of RreadwN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

WechIy Report or Deaths
me civ apd county II New Yorx nom sho lsh dav Of
feoruary, 70 the llth day Of February, 1880
zen o.; women ~ boys, l63 girs, l33-rosaI ass
AUuAs' low snildren, 2e6 malice, 2l6 females, 2l0;
oolorcd persons, g.
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T0tA..
The number OF deaths compared with the correspond
Ing weeks Of 1855 1852 and At last week. vas - seI
lows - =.
Wssh ending February 49, 1885,. .s Increase.
February ~, 1850. ....445 lncrease... 10
49, Deaths from Apsobute disease. AL am
Feb 4, $780,. external e.osss, 10 = NV
Feb. IL, $780, :s;s@ns o a,sssss 10 As
DANIEL DEIAvAN, City Inspector
Cny lssprc1ol's DEPARrxu7 New York, Feb. II. 1850
Dr. Ramsay makes The following report 70 the Cy In
spector- 50,
the general average as compared with the
mouths 1867 1858 and 1882 though not 60 fatal nor 80
many caees, az 10 1855
There seems 70 be ANXIETY expressed BY portion
coming summer gong TO be unusualy sickiy-and they
give . reason, that when scarlet fever prevails
always succeeded by an ademc and THAI AL seasons OF
cho,n,s we're This idea not sustained but, uOon the
ooptrary proved utterly falacous, as the saojoined
figures show
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POLITICAL.

In WARD NATIONAL UNION GLIB, WILL ASEr
Ia his evening nj ~ cock room No Chpton Halt Ar
he made attend ibe fan,bsi uni,u AS
nrs'ips 70 held Of Washnggns bnn txy Feby
2s he ipsLute. WIN. +. fUhhIss, rrcssden
II. T. GUYYM, 6ocxc:arJ.
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RTKAM BOATS.

LroR SAG HARBOR. GassKPoRr ArD OarxSr.-
IT IN. ssssmer MAsSs CHUSEfTS, Csrsssn g. Hay-LA
~tl leave per IS rtve-. foot of Csh.ns nr ~
~ porte Friday, the ih iasan ceA m ina
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FENAONAu" ..
B.U.. WHO ADvsslIs.D IS ras Hss@Lg N
he last letter vas 'o .ss e attend e The sopp
DooKKRRprR IF NR WIN. GREEN rs IN rHE CrrY
d b. viii please call SON po-sibs upuo F. w. o.
fRAfKARb 80 Murray street, n Y.
rHpwARp wrDrKIND, FROM PARIS WILL PLEASE
~ call ~ 200 Washington street. BroSklyn.
TT R. q. H. HAS RECOVERED Hrs HEATH, HE IA RE
qs s 70 ,sps himself immediately In a, it's'
IF MISS MSRY DILLoU, wuo BOARDED AT MRS
Leser's No sds ssooos street darins ;,cssmssr ls'
Broae way Of a. shs VIII hear Of sonesh,ns srsA
10 her advantage.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF Mr. CLAUS sADEHoFr.
L.. sys kse .,d s..o -
addressing Peter EDd Davenport Ioss b wihsar Of Soma
pERsoNAL-F oHRnrIrE TAYLOR WILL SEED
sbe vii hear Of ssipethns 70 her advantage
THE LNoTURn SEASON.
INOoPkR INsrt rur q. Il Ali n -DVCiOa y 4. ro.s
Su. q The Of he TS
at b r. n Admission - oents
THE BALL sEAscE.
SNKASD MILITARY FIFE AND DAHL
" rspEpEsSs sHh GUARD.
CoNPAnY g. Tw rLFTH RE sAENT,
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
TICKETS TWO DoLiA g..
Dan be had .. The principal ana MoS;e Stores
FINE ARTS.
sTHRrseC0PF AND DOZEN VIEWS roR $40
a shsuh b vxheus one shows freely ai' md en-
SHINE Ne Unisa ssrsessoUis osmesayA rs B'ad~ss. -
sn1e
CsREH EXHIBITION OF srA1rETIC PAIsrINas AID.
mred thousands Of people, At "a Bkecter street. cor
nsr Of broadway.
y---e- - 10y ----- -. =
CLOTHING, sc.
eKAAr CAAscE FOG LADlEs AND anEr.ss 100 I.
= o. ss ss' "a cns ITO ss s. "
q ,or Pant. on s. y q. ses.s Please can SO
o.e b. post y NEIL S ssvss,h ";sans -
% By Ers AenE
.. A.-cAPIrAL CnAscE yon L.piss 4sI
q. Gentlemen % vert ,hsi- Cast On CsSinr npo "a p
Pant: and ir % s. ~ ve.s Tbs sdvrt.si
70 :, f. 4 Eleventh avenae between Stnessests res
! ,sesh sueeA LAdsss amended 70 b. hrs T.
| GREAT DEMAND FOR ClorsIsg.-LADIrs All
C..p.S IRE srsisr,eed fcilowaP.ots
osS Ccsw 81 20 $40 s.l. l,res... from s. @ $40 9
c.iitnr ~ or addressing A. HAkkIs, SIS THIRD avsnse
/ ladies Win be A.-nfed 70 By hrs Harris.
CXRp-sEXrLEMES's xEw AND LEFT or
small t.i u sSs s.re or .Aaress Tbs n ocsrcy.
| win peass a4drss - above
oxTAr pENAyp FOR CAST orr WEARING All
4 psrs -Iades recave he bshea price AID snars,
iced b hurehuseeS, IS BY eAers From . n SO
full value Il PAD cenemsn rsssvs s - sl2 =
s% s aud e. s:ss rss:s e. 9
T~srs..h and hrss streets LAdsss sasudsA %
Ma Hnrt
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HOTELS,

AIRS BusQux no. RUE BH Ia ncHopf.RE.
bezn 10 forn ~ Aunercn rosdeu@ u PARA tht sbs
eaG.blahmeut ~ Rue o,tN de ssro
In en- hrsakfAsA Pnnpkin Piss, 0mserbresd Bocx~hess
OAkeA
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pARTNRR wANTFD-wTrH A CAprrA, or ., 80. -
~ ana! and Billiard Asad ssssss AZ
sor psrnSplars apply . GRORuEs LnViros al Sxy:
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NEw YORK, FEB ], ls60-THs OOPA RrNeRczrp
beIetofore existing between the underrignsd M, &c
c sno nm Of rscan Go in onsOsss u .ns
ms date under the firm OF Paw n SSm no0
inc nnoerssped also give notice thai ter soce ~, ~
aoveo on ne I|tn Instant from 263 Brosd~av u Ssi R
I'VE eoors shove Rleecker street size The nnd
H. pSpe ior we seine PATRONAGE heretofore extsnd -
tpem pelnf heir Intention their b,-,rs
Fame fA principles ~ they have Cor e.s n
cRty.sTnrx'
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PEHsONAI.

PERSONAL.
!. B. a., WHO ADvSsrIssD ~ THE HSR ALL u
"A. Tbursdsy last u solicited n write again 70 w..
lata 70 attend To the appoir
ment B. q. viii also ind leer from e. w. Ia ho 20
cdlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

THOMPSON 4 cor, BROKERS AND COMMISSION
merchants 1O2 Nassau street. Of Ann rcnls Nos
2apd second oor advance money nom 81 v 80 90 90
Of seeuree bought Notes. socks bonds &c negotiated
All kinds Of sewing machines ught ard sold.
A, X. THOMP6ON, Aucaoneer.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOT1Cu n

A IAhiNEh wANTEO-To rAkE CHARGE or
e1ceneni and Wen hned up Wholesale sud rstai no,ns
, Sose M one OF Tie best OcsttDs up town do,. An ~
~. Chambers street. " f"sA' su;aonssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

ROARD IN SEVENTH wARD-A PRIVATE AME
rean family will let wih Board . speodid baok psrtcr
On second nccr beautifully ufDi.hsd gas and ue OK
pstn adto'nng The room, 70 rentIemeo sIso
snp'e fropt Room for gentlemAo with syerv corso =,
bone referencrs exchanges and terms very
at y Benny street, Market --PSAJ
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10
BANK NOTE LIST,
CORRECTED BY MCKM 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER Q.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alcohol this week al 40I341 cts.
per gallon for 95 per cent, which is decline but the
market for it is dull and have sales report.
ALE AND PORTER.-We have change to note in
the rates for these articles and still quote Tennens
Ale at rs for XX Scotch and 81 65 for Pale India in
pints and Tennent Brown Stout in pints at 81 90 per
dozen,
ASHES.-Ashes still selling in New York at S52
per lbs for both Pot and PEARL and quote this
the rate for them here.
BARK-There has been nothing done this week in
Querctron Bark far have heard but continue
quite it ranging from $40 to % per ton, in quality
observation-disclosures is still quoted at 34dg35 cts per
lb.. but hear of no sales this week.
Observation-Disclosures may be quoted at $50 per ton
for crude Sicily but there is very little here and
not advised of any sales.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at AZ cts for Navy cts for Pilot, and cts per
lb. for Water Crackers less the usual discount.
COFFEE.-There has been good inquiry this week
for Coffee and the market has throughout it exhibited
considerable mness but the sales have been restricted
by the very light stock here The sales all of which
have been of Rio add up about 600 bags and they in
cude 500 bags Is cts, 800 bags 13h cts $50 bags
13&14 cts 400 bags at lax cts 200 bags at IA y
cts, and $50 bags at 15(l5A cts The sales this week
have almost exhausted the stock and there bu
few hundred bags remaining here Rio closes steady
at 13d13h cts for low grades, 134dl4A for medium to
fair Il 44141 cts. for good 15G154 cts for prime and
quote Laguayra nominal at 11l1l5 cts and Java at
171S per h. There have been imports this week
but there or two cargoes of Rio expected here
daily.
from spinners, with sales also to neigh
boring market The sales amount to about 900 bales or
nary good mddlng Upland Memphis and Gulf at from
S to l3h cts cash and six months. At the close there
is still good demand without any change in last week
quotations. which we continue viz
MEMPHIS
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PHIS
AND GULF

CANDLES.-There is a good trade demand, for Candles,
but there is special activity in them. We quote Ada
mantine steady and firm at 17I22 cts, in quality,
Chemical Sperm at 2sG30 cts Sperm at 37(di0 cts and
patent Wax at 45 cts per III. Mould Candles selling
at l2& cts for Western and gale cts lb for East
CHEMICALS.-Soda Ash is selling at 2XGl2& cts. for
so per cent, Sal Soda at 81 401 a. BCarb Soda at 3%
ASK cts, Bleaching Powders at On cts, and Caustic
Soda at cts. per 10.
COPPER.-Copper continues dull and heavy Refined
Ingots held at p cts cash. and 20 cts mos but
there are no sales making We quote Sheathng before
at n cts for Baltimore, and 26 cts b for English
Yellow Metal Sheathng is selling at 1eH cts, Nails %
cts, and Bolts at 2S cts per ID.
COAL.-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal still
follows, viz S3I5 for fine $3.50 for OF inine and
per ton for lump delivered board at Locust Point
but there very little doing in it, Anthracite Coal is
selling from the yards at s475G5 per ton Of 240 lbs
FEATHEkS.-Feathers may be quoted firm at 45t050
per To- for good Southern Western mixed There
are however very few in market and hear of sales
FlSH-Ihere mas peen no movement this week in Fish,
and they may be quoted dull and heavy The receipts
for the last week two have large and the market
is overstocked Wequoe -Herrings this week at ~ 25
for Madgaien; 81 1905 for Labrador Alewyes at ii
G45O and Mackerel at S4 75G5 for small No as az 5o
for medium do SO 25d9 so for large do and se5OGiO
per for medium No 2s but the quotations are in
great degree nominal Dry Goldfish still quoted at 81
and do Hake at $2.75 per quintal
FRUIT.-The cargo of Malaga Fruit received by the
sehr. "Sallie Mears offered on Monday at auction
whole boxes layers 81 half do, IS cts for quartz
do 81 40 for whole boxes bunch 81 80 for haf do an(
666 cts for quarter do Yesterday the cargo was offer
ed again and sales made of 1000 half ant
quarter boxes bunch 81 Is the former and e3 cts TO
the latter and also of few lots of whole boxes do a
So at which figure they withdrawn. The remain
ing portion OF the cargo is held pretty firmly at $245 TO
whole boxes bunch $255 for whole boxes 40 TO
half do and 81 for quarter do Another Of Ma
Iaga Fruit has been received this week. but nothing ha
yet been done with it, Currants still selling at
!, @6K cts, the latter figure being for new, and W
quote new Figs at 12k cts. per lb Green Apple
contnue abundant, and they are selling at from els
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See Fourth Page.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-No apprehension exists in
official quarters that any efforts will be made to
seize the forts or other public property in the South
as no such movements would be tolerated by the
authorities Of the States in which they located
The questions which now distract the people of that
section being of great delicacy, nothing will be
done by Executive authority which would tend to
exasperate the public mind against the general
Government at this juncture; while, however, the
President will perform his duty of duly enforcing
the laws.
The resignation of the Federal officers at Charles
ton being contingent of acceptance by the P Presi-
dent, time will be allowed them to reconsider their
action.
An erroneous report has prevailed that the Pre-
sident intends issuing proclamation, but it will be
recollected that President Jackson did not pursue
such course until after South Carolina had pass
ed the nullifyng ordinance.
The Cabinet to-day held their first meeting since
the Presidential election, but question in con-
nection with Southern events required formal
tion.
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The New York Post Of Thursday evening says
The stock market continues heavy and prices again
lower There is no marked pressure SELL and prices
cede gradually The Western railroad stocks pressed
upon sellers option, the prospect of comparatively
light traffic the first week of November, ndi
Gated in the reduced receipts OF grain at Chicago The
market closes weak and intelligence from the South is
awaited with much interest. New York Central leaves
of at 81 }dS1 r. Erie 32A Hudson is 81 bid at the close
Michigan Central, 81 4d62k Illinois Central T4G7lA y;
Galena 69% G694. The State stocks freely sup
piled at the quotations which I& per cent lower
Nissouris close at 76Gd762, Virginias s9k@9O. For
Illinois Internal Improvement l06S is bid for the Canal
bonds of 1860, 102H Lousanas 9S bid The coupon
ury The payments of gold for of the loan thus
far are 50 $50 600 There is inquiry for money
day. and call 6Hd7 per cent is freely paid, though
considerable business is still done at g. Paper is slow
sale, and per cent. is the minimum for choice
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From Havana--Burning ofa Cotton Ship


New YoRK, Nov. 9.-The steamer Quaker City
from Havana on the 5th inst, has arrived. She
brings the of the ship China, from New Or
leans for Liverpool, which was totally destroyed
by fire off Cape Carnaval, Florida. The crew
were taken off by the bark Ocean Bride and trans
ferred to the steamer Quaker City. The ship had
a cargo of 1900 bales of cotton, and was owned at
Portland.
The crew of the American bark Champion had
mutned at Havana. The Capt. shot one of the
mutneers before order was restored. The evil
dence exonerates the captain. The mutineers
had been sent to Key West for trial.
Sugars at Havana were unchanged. Stock
$4,000 boxes. Molasses was selling at 4 reals per
keg. Freights were dull. Sterling exchange 13
m133/
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Vice President of the United States.
Unanimously agreed to-
Special Despatch to the Charleston Mercmy.l
DEMONSTRATION IN COLUMBIA.
COLUMBIA, November 6, p. M.-Hon. W. W.
Boyce was serenaded this evening by large con-
course of citizens and replied in substance fol
lows:
| thank you for this manifestation OF kindness,
and attribute it to the deep interest which you
take in the present condition of affairs; and indeed
the condition of our country is such as to demand
the earnest consideration ofevery lover Of his
country. In all human probability the nominee of
the Black Republican party is at this moment elect
ed President of the United States.
From this fact arises the greatest question which
we, the people of South Carolina, can possibly be
called upon to decide-one which | hope We will
consider and determine among ourselves in spir-
it of fraternal kindness, with all due allowances
for the opinions of all classes OF our people, what
ever their opinions may be. In my opinion, the
Sauth cannot submit to the election OF Lincoln, be-
cause he is the nominee OF sectional party-ap par
tv confined altogether 10 tue northern section OF
this Confederacy.
twas not into such Union that our ancestors
entered--it was not Union of one section domi-
nant over another, that Washington, Madison,
Rutledge and other great men entered and if there
is no other objection, this alone would be sufficient
Why stay in a Union where we are to be subjected
to another section? This is not the only objection
to this party. Besides being sectional it is party
filed with animosity to the South and her institu.
IlOus-lI 10 party Which ndIeS US ana WOulu ue
light in our ruin-a party which would rejoice to
see the torch applied to our dwellings.
To such party why should we submit? If we
submit to this, will submit to greater evils
1t is a party founded upon system destructive to
our whole social fabric, and which would reduce
the beautiful South to bowling wilderness. Can
we snbmit to such party2 In my opinion we
should not ask if that party hates us. tell you,
in proof of what say, you can refer to their soce
ties. Look to their press, their public speakers;
look to their sympathy expressed not only by mob'
and violence, but by representative bodies, in their
Courts of justice, as evidence this. There yor
| find the John Brown feeling. The bells toll with
all the pomp and circumstances of pageantry, as il
| a great martyr had suffered.
| When We remember what Brown intended, we
| understand their sympathy towards us. The ques
| tion then is, what are we to do? In my opinion
the South ought not to submit. If you intend tC
resist the way to resist in earnest is to act; thu
way to enact revolution is to stare it in the face
| think the only policy for us is to arm as soon a
we receive authentic intelligence OF the election
Lincoln. 1t is for South Carolina, in the quickes
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COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFB.-A collision occur
red on the Potomac river near Alexandria, on
Thursday, between the steamer George Page and a
canal boat the steamer striking the latter over the
stern. In the shock of the collision infant child
of the captain of the boat was knocked overheard.
1t never rose to the surface after sinking and it is
supposed was struck with plank. The steamer
but II was without avail
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,
Maryland.


We deem it unnecessary to repeat our tables Of
returns until the official vote of the several eoun-
ties shall have been received. Making the neces-
sary corrections in our table, we find that Mr..
Breckinridge is Ago ahead, with Somerset and Wor-
cester to come in. When the official returns ar
rive, we will publish complete vote of the State
by districts and counties.
Since writing the above we have received, by
telegraph, from friend in Cumberland, the official
vote of ofAllegany county It stands
Bell, .................,..,. 1921
0Iechlhr'oSe'' '''''''' '..'.. '''.',..,,..,. $50
Douglas '''''''''...'''''...', ..,........ 1903
Lincoln .'''..s Observation-Disclosures. 52l
Bells majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sal
Virginia.
II is now believed that Breckinrdge has
ried Virginia by small majority. The Richmond
Despatch, Of yesterday, makes Bells gain in So
counties, over Goggins vote, 3,l9G, with G5 coun-
ties to come in Bell will have to gain in them
1858 to carry the State, which is unlikely.
The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday, says -
The returns that have reached us are neither com
plete nor very reliable, but from the best nforma-
tion we have, we sum up the result thus far, as
follows:
Maiores for Breckenridge sos
Majories for 1854
Nett majority for Brecknrdge. 221I
With sixty-eght counties to hear from, which last
year gave Mr.. Letcher ga majority
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 9.-The Gazette sums up the
returns from LOG counties in Virginia, showing that
Bell gains Goggin 1852; Breckenridge gains
over Letcher 8,3l0
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Returns from l3 counties in
the Southwestern portion of the State give Breck-
inridge 1900 majority. The Democratic gain is
$780, and the State is considered certain for
Breckenridge.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Breckinridge's plurality
in this State is about 5000.
u mississippi.
| New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-The returns from Misss-
sippi indicate gains for Breckinridge.
Georgia
| AUGUSTA, Nov. 9.-Oficial returns from 67 coun-
ties in this State give Breckenridge, 10000; Bell
29,500 Douglas, 5000.
MILLEDGEyLLE, Nov. 9.-Onicial returns from
ridge $780, Bell, "a, $50; and Douglas, IO,1O4.-
There 1856 counties in the State, of which 81
yet to hear from.
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iPORTS FROM BALTIMORE


Total. $3.50 All l,536 3l6,S29 43,16SI 259,l25
RYE FLouR.-276 bbls to Halifax go bbls to Porto
Rico.
WHEAT-4,700 bushels to Halifax; 341 o45 bushels to
LIVERPOOL 90 611 bushels to London 778 bushels Ply
mouth, Eng; 000 bushels to Kingston Ja 41S bushels
to Africa
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Totty, the condemned murderer of Miss Thorn, in
Richmond, Va, has again been respited by the Gov
ernor. He was to have been executed yesterday.
Next Friday is now fixed upon as the day of the
execution of his sentence.