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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08
From New York.


H- Arrived.
New YORK, November THE steamship
Karnoek, from Halifax, with passengers Of
the wrecked steamer Circassian, arrived
this morning. ...
u. >. Senator Elected.
New YoRK, November IA dispatch to
the Savannah Republican, dated Columbia,
November lst, says: Ex-Governor Q. T.
Manning is elected United States Senator
for the Second class term ending 1867.
Hon. B. F. Duncan is elected Grief Jus
tice to fill the vacancy of Judge O'Neil.
Arrived.
The steamer Chase from New York ar
rived at Savannah on the lst inst She had
perilous passage; her fires having Jeen
put out, the ship on beam end, etc.
New COunterfeifs.
An attempt was made last night to circu-
late new counterfeit $40 bills on the Albany
City Bank.
Organization of Congress.
The Commercials Washington special
says: The organization of Congress absOrbs
the attention of politicians who begin to
crowd the city. The Clerk will not call the
names of members from Southern States.
Motions will be called after roll call, giving
seats to Col. Stokes and other Representa-
tives of known loyalty, who can take the
oath, and whose States have not repudiated
the war debt and adopted the constitutional
amendment. , 1r
r Mr.. Holden. us ..
Mr.. Holden, conservative candidate for
Governor of North Carolina, is in danger Of
defeat by the anti-repudiationists
Examination. .-.
A full examination to ascertain the facts
about the cholera on board the steamer
Atalanta, in quarantine, is to be made by
four eminent surgeons.
.....- H..- -.,- Arrested.
z Major Robbins U. S. Paymaster on duty
in Maine, has been placed under arrest on
the charge of fraud.
.... Transferred.
New YORK, November 7.-Twenty-tw
cases of sickness from the steamship Alta
lanta, were to-day transferred to the hospi-
tai force at Quarantine.
Arrived.
The steamer Erin, From Liverpool, ar
rived at quarantine tonight.
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A speculatOr has amused Paris greatly
by his proposition to fish for the diamonds
belonging to the queen of Wurtemberg,
which were stolen on the night of the
great bali at Prince Schwartzenbcrg's,
when the ball room took fire, and the ut
most confusion reigned amongst the crowds
assembled to do honor to the marriage of
Marie Louise and Napoleon. In the ter
ror inspired by the dreadful scene, the first
anxiety experienced by the Queen of
Wurtemberg was for her diamonds, and
with trembling hands she tore the dia-
the bracelets, the rings, and the
brooches, all away, handing them
rs she did so, to her chamberlain, she
thought as better able to defend them than
herself amid that chaos of alarm and sell
fishness which scene Of that nature Is
sure to inspire. They were readily seized
from her hand, and with JOY She beheld the
bearer of them in the door and pass IN
safety through the garden. Just then, her
chamberlain appeared, with haggard face
and frightened aspect, sent by the King to
seek herl In the crowd pressing her on
all sides, blinded by the smoke and deaf
ened by the noise, she had conided the
diamonds to strangerI The alarm was
soon given, however; the thief was over
taken on the Point della Concordei and as
the police came up with him, he threw the
precious burden overthe parapet following
the treasure in desperate leap The SEINE
was swollen at the time, bearing dowI
huge blocks of ice. Neither diamonds
nor thief were ever recovered, but every
now and then cupidity attempted re
capture. The dream of the diamonds o
Wurtemberg, valued at more than tive
millions, has become legendary, like tina
of the Spanish galleons at Vigo bay an'
the Telemaoue at Quillebeuft. The re
suit of the latter ought, however, to hav
furnished a lesson to spectators. A car
20 of tallow which had lain at the bottom
Of the sea for sixty years instead OF tn
court diamonds, including Marie Anton
cites famous necklace, was but sorr
recompense for the tremendous expense
raising the vessel from the bed OF mu
where it had lain so long.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

Some months since Mrs. Lincoln-the
widow of our martyr President-recelTed
two pieces of Nevada mining stock l,,il,7tI, from
shares in the Indian Queen, and twenty
five in the " Empress Eugenie." She for
warded them to Mr.. Noah Brooks, VINO
was to have been the Presidents private
Secretary, now Navy Agent at San Fran an
cisco, with the request that he Woulu see
What might be realized upon them In
oniries have been made in Nevada, and
the companies cannot be found. But the
ioyal gold diggers don't propose to have
Mrs Lincoln humbugged upon the
strength of their good name, and the sug,,
gesti6n has therefore been made to send
her some right good shares along the
Comstock. 1t can safely be left with
these Nevada boys to do it, and do 1t hand
somely. U
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From Yesterdays I'd Edition
General News.

NEW YoEk, November THE total num-
her of names registered in this city up 10
Isst night was 97,93S.
The Tribunes Washington special says
intelligence received at the Land omee
shows further important discoveries in the
gold region of North Eastern Minnesota.
The Internal Revenue reports yesterday
were over million and half
But twelve forts will be garrisoned around
Washington.
differences in the Quartermaster's depart
ments which the clerks are trying to recu-
Tv before Congress assemblies.
The Worlds special says Chief Justice
Chase has notified the President that he
cannot preside over the court for the trial OF
left. Davis in Richmond for the reason that
there is no regular organized court IN that
CITY. The President maintained that he
| cannot be tried in any other place. The
| imnression is that he will be released to be
Secretary Seward, assisted by Assistant
| Secretary Fred'k Seward, was busy yester-
| day preparing a large tgoelgn mail
! General Grant left Washington last night
for New York.
| JohnJ. Guthrie, Lieutenantin in the United
| states Navy before the war, and since o
Captain in the Rebel Navy, was Pardoned
bv order of the Secretary of War.
General Thomas j. Wood has been as
s;gned to the command of the department
fthe Mississippi formerly commanded BY
General Slocum.
Nrw YORK. November THE Times
washington special says: There Is N
! offeiaI Information of Wirz's sentence, bu
f we have the best grounds to believe ina
the sentence is death and is approved b.
E the Judge Advocate. Whether the Pre:l
: dant Is to commute the sentence to lmprls
onment iI for life will be made public Wed
nesday or Thursday.
Appointments.
= The President yesterday appointed Henr
w Holly Disbursing Agent at WinnebaG
C;tv. Minnesota; Samuel D. Houston
:. junction City, Kansas; A. Whlttlesey
BayfieId, Wisconsin, and Edward Hart
d New Orleans.
e Deposits and Coinage.
y The total deposits in the mint at Philade
\ phia for October were S5ls, ,42S.9O the Vo1
. coinage, 1867, ,9OO.95.
70 COnIiseated Lands.
The Herald's special says: The Treasu
te Bureau for Abandoned and Conhsca'
IN Lands are likely to have important cases
Us adjustment soon. The rebels are resort! y
10 all manner of devices toregain PoSsessi
ia of their property. The common dodge Is
on transfer it to loyal persons, or to those no
on ing Treasury permits to purchase. Jose
D6nrlas. among the latter class, IS belieS
as In have been seriously imposed upon
he unouestionably disloyal persons.
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rho Feuian scare IN Canada.

A Toronto dispatch to the Hamilton
&c. WI Spectator, October 80, states;
To-day report was circulated to the
effect that orders had been received here
from headquarters to have the volunteers
ready for duty on the frontiers as soon as
Government may see tit to give them
marching orders. While some affect to
disbelieve the rumor for the very reason
that thew dislike to hear it, others shake
their heads thoughtfully and say but little;
but there is more in this reticence than an
unobservant person would at first sup
pose. :, .....ia 90 tho
movements on the other side OF the llnes
nppear to think that if the Fenian Broth
erbood mean to make dash upon any
mart of her Majestys dominion, Canada,
and not Ireland, will be the point OF at
| tacl, and as natural consequence, those
who have the interests of the country at
heart, and Tare determiied at all hazard,
to defend the old flag from dishonor' anc
desire a firmer union, if possible, with th'
mother country, counsel watchfulness OF
the part of the authorities, in order ina
anv band of adventurers who might at
tempt by stealth or otherwise to ipvad
this country should be boldly met and ex
terminated before they could gain an,
prestige by effecting surprise IN any G
the cities or towns.
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The Cholera.

New Yonk, November IA meeting of
,,ronoinent citizens and physicians was
held last evening to considerthe best means
Of avoiding the cholera and promoting the
sanitary conditions of the city. DR.. Bel
lows occupied the chair.
The plan proposed is the visiting of the
moor wards Of the city by physicians EN-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08
NEW Jersey.

New YoRK, November Returns from
New Jersey almost unanimously exhibit
Republican gains over the vote of last year.
when the Democratic majority was only
1900.
There is not much doubt of the election Of
Marcus D. Ward. Union, for Governor, over
Runyan by a majority of from 5000 to ?'VoV'
Returns also show a large Union gam IN
Assemblymen.
NEw YoRK, November s-l2:SO A. N.-The
Tribune SAYS: Ward, Union, for Governor
is probably elected in New Jersey, and the
Assembly and Senate of that State Will o'
Union, thus insuring the passage OF the
constitutional amendment.
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WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE, November, Il:2O P. M.-Re-
turns from 81 precincts, including the cities
of Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Fond du
Lac and Watertown, give Fairehild, Union
candidate for Governor, l,6S7 majority
The vote for the extension of suffrage, in
II precincts, runs 513 behind the tidket
There is little doubt but that Fairehild is
elected by from 5000 to $4,000 majority, but
the result of the vote for negro suffrage is
doubtful. The whole vote is light COM
pared with last year.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November 7-ll-Returns come
in slowly. The indications are that Mar
shall will have large majority in the state
saltwater town and county give MAJOR,
itv for Rice (Dem.) for Governor, and q
majority against the amendment.
Minneapolis gives $50 majority for Mar
shall (Rep.) for Governor.
Winona gives Marshall 100 majority ana
II majority against the amendment.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

A man named Jameson, in Cincinnati,
wishing to curtail household expenses
adopted a novel mode to effect MS OBJECT
He kissed the servant girl one morning,
when he knew Mrs. j. would see hlm.
Results-discharged servant girl, and slZ
per month saved.
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The Most Valuable Farm HI
NOrthern Ohio For Sale.

TIME subscriber offers FOR sale MS arm,
= uoSa1na the county seat of Portage county,
Ohio on the road leading from Rayenna to WarrsH, S =
Which runs through the center Of the i1rn, ana =
" " 49, valiant butternut cherry, &c. The land
les high. is zeI-watered with pure soft wa.er' %
and has an abundance Of all kinds Of irult nSGS
able stone quarry, and saw MILL iI e ' Nv a15
6oDss Iecated near the centre OF the iarnl, anu
rommodious out buildings in first rate repaif, p
Syerv way suitable and convenient LOT Il.. euSh d
farm. l55 acres Of excellent saw and ran
a. 900 good sugar naples. 1t Is an eAcei.eH. ~
1tio1 10 raiSe Peaches The situation oi this
,rty is romantic md pieturesque NO nOt' m =
5esirabie place for home can be io1ha anu - ~. y
appreciated must be seen- VIII sen n'1i " '-
whole to one purchaser 70 n, ov;,tt
For further particulars, inquire Of y; N. =.
-. GIeveland Ohio, or of the subscriber on lH
premises isG5 nov4. .R2OdAw:t
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FOR SALE.
MAYoE's OFFICE,
f.H MAIOK's OFFICE,
C1EvELAND, ONO, Oct. 24th, 1865.
r AND AND BUILDINGS FOR SALE. 4,

j-Proposals will be received at this oihce un, :
In Nov sth 1865, for the purchase oi 50 uoA =. oi
seribed below, to wit Os hundred feet 'front.' On
RroWnell stfeet by one hundred feet deep ana
fhirt,.-three feet front on Huntington street y
about eighty feet deep. bids VIII De ioi so nun
per foot front. .i,,a
Proposals will also be received at the same tiing
for the purchase of three story brick seh11i
bniIding and the one story wooden school bnlld-
- a,,3 All the fences and ut-houses on the above
ints The buildings and fences TO be removed I'M
r,ediatelv after the acceptance OF bids.
me ~? va 49, "A. M CHAPLIN, Mayor.
Jeo' any ''Us' JOHN HUNTINGTON,
S1.,, conuittee on Parks and Public Grounds
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

More New GOOds.-New Fancy Cassimeres
Esquimaux Beavers,
ChinchiIla Beavers,
Fine Black French Cloth,
Velvet and Cashmere Vestings,
Which will be made expressly to order by
H. SEAMAN, Agent.
Plain Dealer. Buildings, opposite AtwSter Block
nov7:262
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MARHLANn.

BALTIMORE, November THE vote in
Baltimore is very light. There was very
little opposition. There were less than
5000 votes cast. Thomas is elected in the
Second District to Congress to fill the va
caney Occasioned by the resignation Of Col.
Webster
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 1.-The election to-
dav went off quietly. Returns show that
the Republican ticket is elected by a ma
oritv OF from ten to fifteen hundred:
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c.,,,,,s cri0in a Co.'S. Union BusI-

CaIIxtns. Griffin d Co.'s, Union Busi-
ness Institute, at 0berlin, Ohio, is attracting
the attention of the public in all parts Of the
country We are glad to this fer there is little
doubt that this is one of the best if not the best
Rusiness Colleges in the State and surely it is the
cheapest by almost one-half. We learn that the
graduates of its Telegraphic Department nnd no
difficulty in readily obtaining positions. we
hsArtily commend this institution to the puOiie'
For particulars address as above.
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CONNECTICUT-

NEW HAVEN, November Tho Demo
Gratis carried this city in the election to-
day, majority being slightly less than last
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

To Printers.--we have for sale in quantities
a.. .,,, Bingham's Celebrated Roller Composition;
.,.o PalmerS Patent Composition, the best and
80, durable extant. An orders by mail promptly
.er ...ondoa TO-. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland
aug7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

General Washington's manuscript will
was sold at the Philadelphia fair the other
day to Jay Cooke for Sl00, and the orig
inal dispatch of General Wilson announe-
ing the capture of JEFF. Davis brought S7o.
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AUCTION SALES.
Wed.esdag, NO1en.5er 8th, 1856.
DRY GOODS. &C..

AT AUCTION, ,...............BY 0. CUTTER SON.
n CUTTER & SON will sell at Auc-
". tion, on Wednesday, November sth, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at their Auction
Rooms, No, l3t Bank street, a consignment Of
Dry Goods, &C, consisting in part Of Steel Mixed
and Fancy Satinetts, Dress Goods, Folard Silks,
Nohair Plaids, White Linen Table Cloths, Extra
Zinc Irish Linens, Ladies' and Gents Fine Linen
Handkerchiefs, Linen Napkins, White Linen Table
Damask, Birds Eye Diaper, Fine White Linen
Towels, Linen Sheeting, Spool Cotton, Knit Hoods
Cords and Tasses, Mems and Children's Wool
Socks, Woclen Yarn, Undcrshirts, Drawers, Buck
Cloves Hoop Skirts, Yankee Notions, &C.
The goods are all Fresh, and will be sold with
out reserve, in quantities to suit Dealers and Con-
Terms cash, bankable funds, at time of sale.
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For SaIe.-One Fast TrOtting Horse, hVe
pray Horses; also five good Livery Horses all
young and sound, will be sold low. Can be seen al
Commercial House, Seneca street.
0C.,,,,,e. -ars.ocI cHAUNcEY CLARK.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

At the recent wedding of General Hook
er, Chief Justice Chase, who was present,
complimented the bride by saying to the
General that he had made the greatest con-
quest of the war.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

Time to Think of it.-Al who want Pho
tographs for holidaypresents. Please leave orders
:. o0cs-no time to spare. J. RYDER
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Gents Furnishing GOOds.-Aot
aaight, have just opened splendid assortmeh. u
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall ana "lrlsr s
- at No, 14l Superior street, under the We'd
dell House. "'''-
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A Party Of Rebels.

DR.. Thomas Miller, NOTORIOUS rebel, en-
tertained General ,,Longstreet, DR.. Garrett,
and other rebel officers, at dinner party
yesterday, not so much for compliment to
General Longstreet, it is understood, as an
expression Of admiration for prominent
rebels. This thing is quite popular with
boarding house keepers and occasions much
indignation among loyal citizens.
COmmOtiOn in Military Circles.
The forthcoming order for the discharge
of large number of volunteer Generals
causes much commotion in military circles.
Untrue. I'D.
The reported departure of four ironclads
from Fortress Monroe for the Pacific coast
is pronounced untrue by the Navy Depart
ment. The Monadnock is the only one or
dered to that station at present.
designations.
New YORK, November Major Generals
J. D. Webster and Lewis Wallace have both
resigned their positions in the army.
Going to Europe.
Major General Schofeld leaves this city
for Europe on the next steamer, on years
leave of absence.
Indicted.
Wallace W. Whittlesey, arrested last Sep
tember for the embezzlement Of funds from
Att NHAtt'A suites anu Auf altering
coupons has been indicted by the grand
jury in the U. S. Cireuit Court, and will be
tried at the approaching term ofthe court.
Ketchum, the FOrger.
In the Superior Court arguments were
heard yesterday for and against an order
requiring Edward Ketchum to testify pre-
vi0us TO sentence in the suit against Ketchum
& Co. Decision reserved.
Certain real estate belonging to Morris
KetchHm was sold under direction Of his
assignees yesterday
The ST. Johns Disaster
The coroners investigation of the St. Johns
disaster begins to-day.
The Burfsing Coal Yard.
The fire in the Metropolitan Gas Compa-
ny's coal yards broke out again last night.
Counterfeit $40 Greenbacks.
Counterfeit ten dollar treasury notes were
put in circulation at Green Point yesterday.
Wyoming Hotel Explosion.
The materials in the box which exploded
at the Wyoming Hotel yesterday morning
are supposed TO compose the newly discOv-
cred explosive compound of Mr. Noel, of
Hamburg, Germany. The compound is
principally glycerine and nitric acid.
Protective Union.
III uAihAdbCN AhONNlAAE VI bnE AAAuSltbl ~
tective Union was held at Germania Assem-
bly, rooms in this city on yesterday. 4 scale
of prices was adopted to which rigid adher-
auce was resolved. Every member losing
his situation is to receive S14 per week from
the Union.
4 vote of thanks to several of the thea
ters paying the prices demanded was passed.
Attempted Fraud.
W. c. Barney, aclerk in the Custom House,
was arrested yesterday for attempting TO de-
fraud the government out of $4,000 by
means of spurious bonds executed TO with
draw from the Custom House 500 barrels of
alcohol.
From BunaIO.
BUFFALO, November As far az ascsr-
tanned there is no signs of damage from the
gale of the past two days. A large fleet ar
rived here safely yesterday. The wind has
now subsidized Cold and cloudy.
The schooner Driver was water logged on |
lake Michigan and went to pieces. One
man was drowned.
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Arrived.

The Charleston Courier of the 1st states
that the steamer Alhambrs arrived, towing
the brig Charles W. King into port, the lat
ter dismasted.
A National Bank at Charleston.
Efforts are being made to establish Ma
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AccidentaIIy Shot.

John P1ssedet, Of the goth Massachusetts
Regiment, was accidentally shot near Clar-
endon on the 2jth ult., by planter. lie
was one of guard sent to protect the plan
ter from an uprising of negroes, and the
guard arriving at night, and endeavoring
to affect an entrance to the house, the plan
ter thought they were negroes and fired.
The occnrrei1ce is sadly regretted.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

study Economy by purchasing your ohS
faither wholesale or retaiO direct from the manu-
f.cturers pECKAND 4 ENELHART,
Fashionable Hatters and Furriers,
ia Superior street, opposite the Weddel.
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Notice to the Capitalists and Hotel
Keepers of Commercial Cities.
The Broadway Hotel
Cincinnati at Auction !

ON Thursday afternoon, November
10th, 1855, at 3o'clock, will be sold at Auetion
on the premises, the BROADWAY HOTEL, sit
pated on the south east corner Of Broadway and
Columbia streets Cincinnati, Ohio. The lot fronts
10 feet on Broadway and 1876 feet on Columbia st,
with a 4-feet alley in the rear. The building is
good substantial four story brick, containing ~
or more completely furnished rooms, airy, Wen
lighted and easy of access through spacious halls:
The rooms are all supplied with gas, bells, and all
the appliances and conveniences necessary for
first class Hotel 1t has always and still continues
20 do fiourishiDg business, and being permanent
y established and centrally located in reference to
business, 1.-THE wharves, railroads and places oi
Amusements, this property affords rare oppor-
tunity for 3 safe and profitable Investment The
party purchasing the property will have an oppor,
UNITY Of buying the entire stock of Furniture and
Fixtures of the building on the day OF sale Iltle
perfect Sale positive. Terms une-third cash;
balance in one, two, three, four, hve, SIX anu
seven years from November LIST. 1860. Deferred
payments to draw interest from day OF SAFE fos-
session given Immediately.
povI:262 GO W 3D. ST., Cmeinnatl5 ".
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE IN

A Newburgh Township, good soi % mGTS f,I,sa 'nsn
500 fruit grapes &' S S0G aDd Ddfs Is in Hs r order oTdeF
g:ion riyen first Of April next Apply az, az 5'o
fossTioIo 5',s,srioT street. GEO. D. BECK noxana
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500 BbIs Choice Winter Apples Just
received on consignment, and for sale by
J.FEASEIR & CO.,
Commission Merchants, "a River street.
novS.26I
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cood.-Neu Eanrr Cassimeres

5000 BbIs. FIOur For Sale by
D. BURGERT & SONS,
-s.os2 &C River street.
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Special Dispatches

RECEIVED TIP 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Special Dispatches to Western Associated Fress.
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BUFFALO, November AS far az ascer-
tanned there is no signs of damage from the
gale of the past two days. A large fleet ar
rived here safely yesterday. The wind has
now sUbsided. Cold and cloudy.
The schooner Driver was water logged on
lake Michigan and went to pieces. One
man was drowned.