, 1872-11-14

| IAo CSauatco mdJOIltleS IN the va
rious States: Returns from thirty coun-
ties in Missouri. received at noon TODAY.
give Greeley 5000 majority.
The majorities in twenty-nine States
for Grant give popular majority of
579, ,4O6; Pennsylvania, 125, 600; Massa-
chusetts, 3,2l7; Illinois. so. 900; Mi hi
gan, $4,000; Iowa. $4,000; New York,
45. 200; Maine, $4,000; Indiana, %, 600;
Minnesota. 10000; Vermont, 1900;
Wisconsin, 5000; South Carolina, 15,-
900; New Jersey. II. 1000; North Carolina,
10000; Rhode Islard, 8.33S; California,
1000; Florida. doubtful; Mississippi,
5000; New Hampshire. 5000; West yir-
ginia, 5000; Connecticut, 8, ,351; Kansas,
5000; Delaware. 1,5OO; Oregon, 1000;
Nevada, 2, 600; Nebraska, l, 600; Virginia,
claimed; Louisiana, claimed; Alabama,
claimed.
Havemeyer was elected Mayor of New
York by 5, 5,442.
| SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-The subma-
| rine cable manufactured here by the
Electrical Construction and Maintenance
Company, for British Columbia, has
been tested by Geo. S. Ladd. Assistant
General Superintendent William Tell
Company, who finds it compares favor
ably with the best English cables. This
is new and important industry here.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The Diplomatic
Corps made congratulatory call on the
President to-day, who, in company with
the members of his Cabinet. gave them
cordial reception. The Interior Depart
ment was represented by Gen. Cowan.
The President still continues to receive
congratulatory kilograms, one from J.
D. Mosby says: Virginia has gone
for the Grant ticket"
1t is rumored in ar ny circles that Gen.
Howard will be promoted Major Gen.,
vice Meade, on Dec. 1st, and be at once
retired with full grade as Major General
on account Of long and faithful services
and honorable wounds. The retirement
of Howard leaves vacancy which will
probably be filled by the promotion of
Terry and Candy.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.-The Brother
tons were sent over to San Quentin this
nooa by the Sheriff.
Flour-Extra, So 25@5 so. Wheat
81 60; market, 81 6Oa1 65. Hay-S1S
a19. Potatoes-Bodegas, 81 25@1.
Boston, Nov. "a terrible confagra-
ton is now raging at the corner of Sum-
ner and Kingston streets. Fire extends
east on Kingston street, and north
and south on Sumner. Engines are
hauled by hand.
Later-There is no abatement in the
fire which is the most extensive that has
visited the city for 20 years.
lip. M.--The fire is now raging with
in one block of the Union Telegraph
Company's office. Operators are ta-
king up instruments and preparing to
yacate. Machines have been ordered to
Boston from adjoining towns.
11-3OP. M.--Fire engines have been
telegraphed for from Providence, Wor-
cestor, and other places.
M1DN1GHT.-The fire is moving up
Franklin street to Hawley street. Ca
thedral, corner of Devonshire and Frank
lin streets, is on fire with no hopes of
saving it. The fire has reached Broad
wharves. south of Congress street, and
vessels are on fire. The Hartford and
Erie Railway depot is burned.
1-45 4. NJ. Oth.--Among the promi-
nent buildings already destroyed are the
Cathedral block, Pilot buildings and
near of Boston Transcript buildings. Or
ders have been given to blow up both
corners at the junction of Devonshire
and Milk street. Fire is spreading to-
wards South Boston. 1t is also prog
ressing towards State from franklin
square.
AIS A. M.-Confagration continues
with fearful affect. After buildings
were blown up. the apparent effect was
to increase the horrible hold of the
flames. The old South church, dear to
all Bostonains, has at last fallen VIC
ion to fire.
S-3OA. NAH valuables are being re-
moved from State street banks and in
surance offices. The Union Telegraph
Company are removing their valuable
apparatus.
/ WORCESTER, Nov. 10, 1 A. MA spe-
cial train from Boston to carry Worces-
ter fire department to the burning city,
made 44L1a miles in As minutes.
New York, Nov. 10, 11-5OA. M.-Fire
still raging at Boston. Main Office of
W. U. Telegraph Office abandoned at
$50, buildings in vicinity blown up to
check the fire.
BosToN, Nov. 10, 1-30 P. M.-Itis now
confidently believed that the FIRE is
under control and the destruction Of
property ceased. The loss of buildings
burned will not fall short of $500, ,OOO.-