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Reeurng from SariOus Sections of the
Stnte-Triumph of the RepubIicanS.

Re9UrhR from Various sections OI thS
@tate-Triulnph of the Republicans
BAY ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Grant's
majority is l9 at this place: @zi votes were
p0lled.
pass CHRISTIAN. November 5.-The vote
poled here tc-lay was as follows: Grant
I28 Greeley l20. Foy Congress- Casssrly
122 Lynch l26.
OCEAN SPRINGS, November 3.-Greeiey's
majority here is II; Cassidy, Liberal for
Congress in the sixth district, gets a like
majority. The election passed OF quietly.
BHoXI, November 5.-Greeley's majority
100; Cassedy's majority l06.
BACK BAY, November 5.-Ggee,ey's ma
B6GUB CmrTo, November 5.-One Lun'
dred and forty votes were polled az this
box. Gree!ey's majority ,; Cass.dy's ma
jority Is.
OsYKA, November j.-Ninety-eigh: votes
polIed here. Greeley'a. majority ~ Gas
sedy's majority "A.
ority here is !23: Lynch's majority over
Cassedv So
SUMMIT. November 5.-Greeiey's majority
As; Cassedy's majority "A,
PORT GIBsoN. November 5.-This precinct
gave Grant 1888 majority. Lynche's ma
ioritv over Cassidy, Liberal, for Congress,
1862. Radical majority considerably reduced
since last election.
STATE LINE, November 5.-Greeleys ma
iOritv here was 80.
SHUBUTA, November 5-Grant's majority
about Is. 500 votes pOlled here.
ABERDEEN. November 5,-Three pre-
cincts, including Aberdeen, give Radical
majority of T00-a loss on the last election.
MIssIssIPPI CITY, November 5.-This
precinct gives Grant majority Of 43.
Lynch's maj ority for Congress 40 Greeley
is ahead in Harrison county, as far as heard
from. IS votes. Additional returns viii IN
| crease his majority to about lz5.
MAGNOLIA, November 5-Grant's ma30r-
ity 80. Lynch's majority for Congress is.
YAzOO CITY, November 5.-Yne official
count here gives Grant 625. The majority
in the county is probably 1000,
JACKSON, November 5, 10 ?. A.-Ihlrty
towns in eighteen counties give Grant b:%l
majority. Cassidy, in the sixth district, IS
running ahead of his ticket. In the other
districts there has been but very little
scratching done, Grants majority IL Jack
son 333.
Thirteen additional towns, making .orry-
three in all give Grant 1856 majority.
HICKORY, November 5.-Greelev's ma
jority in this precinct is 1l6. The Liberals
ran no Congressman.
Greeley's majority in 'he county qroba-
bly, about 400.
HOLLY SPRINGS Miss, November s.
Grants majority 23l in Holly Springs.
Howe Biz over AIcorn. Marshall county
will give Grant $50 majority. Goodrich,
| Conservative, is elected mayor OF Holly
| Springs by f6 majority
WATER VALLEY, Miss, November So
Greeley 303 Grant 226. Greelev's ana
.jority l7S.
81. Greeley y. Grants majority %
YICKsBURG, November 5.~-Grant's mo
iority in the city I044
MERIDIAN, November 5.-Gr&ng $50 Gseo
ley $50. Grants majority 161.
CRYggAB SP2IBGso SoveDbeS 5.-Gsee'
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scattering. Nearly all show Republican
| maiorities, but not generally as large as
| those of 1868. Up to this hour, 1890 A. NJ.
| forty-one precinbts in this city tChicago)
| give Grant 4457 majority; forty-four pre-
cincts yet to hear from, which will probably
increase the majority 5000 votes.
Galena gives Greeley 225 majority; Dem
| ocratic gain go.
CH1CAGo, November 5-Rained all night.
| Election progresses quietly.
Sixteen precincts Of this city give Grant a
majority of 8i7.
| Twenty-six precincts IN Chicago give
| Grant a majority of 1906.
Seventeen townships and precincts IN va
| reu5 parts OF the State give Grant mayor
ity OF PTS
Partial returns from thirtv-twO counties
outside of Chicago and Cook county, foot
| up net majority for Grant of 6745.
CHICAGO, November 6, ? A, M.-But few
returns on Congressm N have been received,
! but the prCb b-lity is that the Republicans
| elect two members out of three in this
! Cook countv-Farwell and Rice. Possibly
| Harrison, Democrat, will beat Ward in the
! second district. Hurlbut, Republican, is
| elected in the fourth district; also Marshall
| Democrat, in the southern part OF the
| State, and Snapp in the eleventh district
| Hawley III the sixth and Burchard in the
| fifth.
| Members of the present Congress have
been reelected. McMllton, in the thirteenth
district is probably elected. There are
nineteen districts, and of these the Repub-
| Iicans elect twelve Congressman.
Partial returns up to A. NJ. from TWEEN
ty counties in Iowa give Grant net major
! ity of 30l3.
CHICAGO, November 6, $3.50 A. MS. s,
Marshall was reelected to Congress in the
| nineteenth district, and the Republicans
elect twelve members of Congress out Of
nineteen.
CHICAGO, November G, $50 & N-Partial
returns up to this hour from fortyone
| counties give Grant I0.S70 majority out
side of Cook county. OF all the townships
and cities in the State so far as heard from,
only sixteen give Greeley majorities.
O,Conor has d small scattering vote. Forty
eight precincts in Chicago, all that are yet
| heard from. give Grant 5000 majority.
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NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1872

ley's majority at this precinct 63. Cassidy 8
majority 81.
BEAUREGARD, November 5..Greeley's
majority 203.
LAMAR. November 5-Grant's majority
165. Howe, for CongIess, l65.
Walden, November 5.-Grant's majority
100. Howe's majority Al.
FOREST, November 5.-Greeley "a. Grant
49, Greeleys majority ). For Congress,
Oldham SO. Niles 80. Oldham's majority 6.
TERRY CITY, November 5.-Grants ma
jority 135. For Congress 1873. Other pre-
cincts not heard from.
MADISON, November 5.-Grant 273. Gree
ley a. Grants majority 1879, Jason Niles,
for Congress, 273. No opponent.
OKOLoNA, November 5.-Grant's majority
33S.
CoR1NTH, November 5.-Greeley 475.
Grant 3j5. Greeleys majority li0. Lamar,
for Congress, 472. Flourney $40. Lamar's
majority l32.
VERONA. November 5.-Grant l75. Gree
lev l72. Grants majority 3. For Congress,
OConnor IS Lamar 1872. Flourney ia.
CANTON, November 5.-Grant's majority
in this city 476. Total vote pojled 1900
CALHOUN, November 5.-Grant's majority
at this precinct ia. Total vote polled 1888.
BECKvILLE, November 5.-Total vote
polled here 100. Grants majority ll6.
The supposition is that Madison county
will give Grant 1900 to 1900 majority.
Everything passed off quietly; no disturb
ance
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NEW YORK.
GreeIey's Majority Twenty-twO Thu

GreeIey's Majority Twenty-Five Thou
sand in the City-He Loses in the
Country-Grant Carries the State.
iOCKPORT, N. Y, November 5.-Grant's
majority in Niagara county is about 1000.
SYRACUSE, November 5.-Repubhcan gain
Of 3Il.
New YoRK, November 5,-R berts Ire.
publicanl is reelected to Congress by 2500
majority.
Oneida county gives Grant 5000 major.
ity. The Republicans carry Richmond
county.
Three. hundred and four election districts
in this City give Greeley 1868 majority !;
204 districts to hear from.
Rochester city gives 1888 Republican
gain.
Greeley's majority in New York city as
@,928.
ROCHESTER, November 5-Sixteen wo-
fnen voted here fifteen tor Grant and one
for Greeley.
NEW YORK, November s, 4. M.-The
Forld'S estimate at midnight is that all
the old Northern States, with South Caro-,
lima and Mississippi, in all 253 electoral
votes, have declared for Grant, Ieaving 1l3
electors, all from the Southern States, Tor
Greeley.
Grant will nave at least 10000 majority
in the State OF New York. Greeley is run
ming behind Herman and the State ticket
at least $4,000 votes. The Liberal gains in
the rural districts of Republican counties
are more than compensated for by Grants
gains in the cities of the State.
Hayemeyer, at the time Of writing IS &.
NJ. seems TO be elected mayor. The local
officers elected, excepting mayor, are gen
orally Tammany Democrats. The Republ-
cans have the Legislature Of this State by q
NEW YORK, November 6, 3 4. N.-jame.
Brooks is reelected to Congress by !I,60C
majority.
NEW YORK, NoTember 8, $50 4. NJ
Four hundred and nine election districts
| heard from on the mayoralty, with the fol
| lowing result: H"vemeyer 43,l62; Lawrence
81 1863; O'Brien 1.521. Wood is elected &C
Congress from the thirteenth wagdo
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PENNSYLVANIA
Increased Republican Majority-The state
Observation-Disclosures for Gsranta

Increased Republican MajOrity-The state
Overwhelmingly for @ranto
the vote of ten wards stood, for Grant 1884,
Greeley 493.
PH1LADELPH1A, November 5.-Returns
from all the wards but one up to ten o'clock
show Grants majority d, ,6I3. 1t is estimated
that Greeley will receive 10000 votes less
than Buckalew in October.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Tweuty
wards give Grant 10000 majority. Nine
wards to hear from.
Cumberland county gives Grant 1000 ma
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Genrre NJ. MickIiffe.

By a report from the Selma Times it ap-
pears that ex-Auditor Wickiifte has been
unearthed at Summerfeld, Alabama, near
Selma, where he has been living under the
name of Dr. j. Polk Shelby since August,
1870. Wicklitfe left Louisiana between two
days about March, 1870. 1t seems that a
few days since he disgorged to the attorney
of Mr.. Strauss cotton receipts for ninety-six
bales Of cotton stored in warehouses in
Selma, and has since gone to unknown
parts. 1t is intimated in the report that
Wickliffe defrauded Mr.. Strauss to the
amount of about 100000, of which our
readers have already heard.
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RENTUCKEo
a:reelep ana g9rans sPntorftfepo


LOUISVILLE, November 5.-Partial reSrrn@
from twenty-one counties anei Gowns giSe0
Greeley 3470 majority.
HoPKINsvuLE, November . - S'artiaS
returns indicate Grants majority 6D Chris
tan county will be about 500.
LOUISVILLE, Sovember 5.-YhS' @fficiaS
vote of che city gives Greeley 2I35 qnsjorio
~. The vote for 0'Uonor is insigniicanoo
FRANKFORT, November returns fro9a.
the State, so fag as beard from, Indicate .
light vote, compared with the aSt gubernS'
tor1al election. The Republican, vote ia
generally full. Yhe white Democratic gote
shows falling of of fully twenty five pes
cent &reeley's majority in Che State is
probably less fhan 10000. G'emecratic
Congressman are believed 20 boo "Ge@te,S
fyoI8 eTeyS district.
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WHOLE NUMBER l7lO.

and Harris (Conserva-ives) 10 Congress.
Smith tRadical) is probably elected in the
Richmond district The contest will be
close in the Fredericksburg district, now
represented by Braxton Conservative.
The contest is between johnson (Inde-
pendent) and Whitehead CONSERVATIVE in
the Lynchburg district.
RICHMOND, November 5. - 1t will re-
Quire official count to decide between
Wise and Smith for Congress. Stowell and.
Platt are undoubtedly elected to Congress.
Fifth district in doubt. The remaining five
districts elect Democrats. The State, is
conceded to Greeley by 5000
RICHMOND, November 6, 3 A. NJ
Both parties claim the State In ninety
ocrats made few, the Republicans maRy
gains. The chances favor the election OF
j. A. Smith, Republican, in the third dis
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MISSOURI.
nreaRre Returns from the state.


ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Twelve precincts
in this county give Greeley majority OF
2904.
JEFFERSON CITY, November THE
county vote is very close. Grant has proba-
bly, carried it by small majority.
ST. LOUIS, Noyember6 6, > A.M.-Six wards,
ten precincts and three counties give Greeley
220G majority. The Democrats claim and
the Republicans concede the city by 25g0
majority for Greeley and the county by
$500. The Democrats claim the election Of
Grosvenor, Liberal Congressman IL the first,
and Stone Democrat, in the third district.
The Republicans claim the election OF
StanaTd i'll the first. and Hilton, by plural
itv, in the third district Welles Demo
crat. is elected in the second district. Re
turns from the State are too meagre TO base
calculations upon, but scattering votes from
different parts of the State show rather
larger Republican vote than was antici
pated, The Democrats say their vote was
smaller than they expected.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Slxteen pre-
cincts in the city and four small county pre-
cincts give Greeley 22l5 majority. There
are fifty-four precincts in the county.
Returns from the State are so IneageE
chat not %T"n q conjecture can yes be 12S4eo
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WIZARD sKIFF,
TV7ITE COMING FAIR
MOUNT CARMEL ORPHAN ASYLUM.


TIE above Fair, which will BE opened in the hy'
e4Ip tCirv) Hall, st. Charles street on the evening
Of November g. promises TO be most brilliant and
v1cccssfuI entertainment. The object OF the Fair
il OF itself sufficient to enlist the active sympathy
and support of any community Of Christian peo-
p.. l.ss charitably disposed than the good people
OF New Orleans. The object Of the Fair is to gay
Of the debts on the Asylum
Mi J. Hanly Of Algiers, has presented Ehe Fair
v-tE splendid gold Watch, which will be voted
for between the young ladies. 3. Otner d Co. pre-
serted a handsome and costly silver Water Cooler
With Goblets to match, to he competed for by the
sdtors and reporters Of the various newspapers OF
this CITY. magnificent Punch Bowl, being man
Ufac.ured expressly for the occasion, will be voted
for bet ,reen the well known liquor dealers and
steamboat captains. The competition for This
prizs will be very exciting as all haEe hosUs OF
friends The young gentlemen hav" entered the
LIST fOY the possession Of . beautiful and valuable
onIh.headed Cane. The will be counted
by the Rev. w. }. Heaphv and committee
Of gentlemen repre- sentlns the interested paitles
al tile close of the Far. TIC ballot bOXes Will %
carefully sealed.
Grand Musical ana Dramatic Entertainments
will be given each night i'll addition to the othef
attractions with complete change OF programme
each evening. The regular programme VIII oe ar.
vanged and published previous to the opening OF
tie Fair and will contain d choice selection OF ORA
Enatic and classical pieces, etc.
Tickets Is cents; without tickets so cents: oc9
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OHIOs
Twenty-Five gh0usand Republican Mas

4
joritys
WASHINGTON. November ), 1905 p. NJ
The Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs that
Ohio opens well. Scattering returns show
Republican gains.
The Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs that
Ohio has gone Republican by $4,000 ma"
iority and Indiana is sure for Grant.
COLUMBUS, November 5.-Returns so far
indicate Grants majority at from 10000 to
45,000o
ClNC1NsATY. November 5-f1ourteeR
wards and precincts in this city give 639
Republican gain, and showing an increased
one precinct in each Of the second and
fourth wards give 48 Republican gain.
| CISCISNATI. November 5.-Au the pre-
| cincts and wards OF the city are in but two.
| The Democratic majority in the county Will
be about 450O-a Republican gain of 73lo
! CLEVELAND, November 5.-The Repub-
T lican majority is estimated at 30Oe-a gain
| over October OF about 1000.
| COLUMBUS. November 1.-Two hundred
! and seventy eight townships show net
| Republican gain of 5505, indicating q gain
| of $4,000 to 10000 in the State
! Returns throughout the State indicate
Grants majority will be from $4,000 20
! $4,000.
TOLEDO. November 5.-This city gives
Grant 1000 majority. which has been in.
creased to 2200 in the county, Republican
/! gain of 1900 over the October election.
| CoLUMBUs. November 5.-Three hundred
| and seventy townships and wards show a
net gain of ZOO for Grant over the October
election. This does not include Cleveland
! Dayton or Cincinnati.
CfSCISNATI. November 5. - Hamilton
county, except the fourth ward of Cincin-
natl, gives Republican gain Of .5i. 1t is
! estimated that the fourth ward will increase
this to about 800. The whole vote of the
county is about $500 in excess OF the 0cto
! Der election.
COLUMBUS. November 6, 2:30 s. NJ
! Two hundred and seventy-eight townships
| of IS ,O0G over the October election.
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TENNESSEE.
Probable Election of fHaynnrd Congress"
4TanaP large.

fIanaP LARGE
MEMPHIS, November j.-Raining all day.
Little interest taken in the election, and the
vote will be very hgnJe
The election to-day passed off quietly.
The weather cleared 'n the afternoon, and
a heavy vote was po''.'io 1t. is probable
that the entire citizens ltket for the Legs
lature put forward ir opposition TO the
regular Democratic tiCk1t, Is elected
Maynard. Republican candidate for Con
gressman at large, will carry the county,
while the contest between Haynes, Demo
crat, and Lewis, Republican, for Congress,
will be close. Much scratching Of tickets.
Later.-Owing to the large amount OF
scratching, the official vote will he delayed
TO q very late hour The indications are
that Grant has carried the county, The
vote in the city will be about $500, an in
crease of about 1000 over the August cleo
ton. The Democrats cOncede the election
of tn ecitizens' legislative ticket. Many OF the
Democrats voted for Grant, while many
believing Greeleys election hopeless, did
not vote Some few arrests toE illegal
voting.
MEMPHIS, November S.-Maynard, for
| Congressman at large, carries the county.
The contest fog Congress in this district IS
close.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The election
passed off quietly Full returns have not
vet been received from any county. Gree
lev runs ahead OF the State ticket. The re-
turns are too meagre, however, to indicate
certain results. Partial returns indicate
che defeat Of johnson and leave the race
| between Maynard and Cheatham. with
I chances in favoS Of Maynard for Congress
man at large.
NASHVILLE, November 5.~-%o full returns
Of any county have yet been receieTed, but
dispatches from thirtv-three points puS
| Cheatham ahead of johnson. with the
largest vote for Maynard. The contest be
| tween Cheatham and Maynard will be
very close with che chances tavoring May
nard. Harrison, Republican, IS probably
| elected to Congress from the Nashville dis
| trics
Governor Brown 50 reelected. Greeley
! will carry the State, but by q diminished
! majority. Decisive returns will not be Ee'
! ceived before tomorrow.
KNOXVILLE, November =, I? s.. N.-Gran'
has 5000 and Maynard 5000 plurality II
East Tennessee. johnson gets Swo-thigds
| of the Democratic vote.
! The contest between Carter and Butler
in the first district is very close. Thorn
burg is probably elected in the second
| Crutchfeld leads his ticket in the third
but the chances favor Keys election.
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MARYLAND.
Returns from Congressional Districts

Returns from Congressional DistfIctso
BALTIMORE, November 5.-The third con-
gressional district, comprising the first nine
wards of the city, gives O'Brien, Democrat,
1880 majority over Turner Independent Re
publican. The fourth congressional dis
trict, comprising the other wards of the city
excepting seventeen, gives Swan 1872 MAJ
joritY over Elias Griswolds, Independent.
PHILAQELPHIA, November 5.-The Demoo
Gratis lose two Congressman in Marylando
AS far as heard from no conservative Con-
gressmen have been elected.
BALTIMORE, November 6, A. Me-,
Lowndes, Republican, is elected from the
sixth congressional district. The fifth anG
seventh districts are very close. Dispatches
from, all parts of the State indicate heavy
Republican gains.
BALTIMORE, November {. 3 A. Mall rec
turns indicate that the State has gone for
Greeley by 5000 majority. The first, second
and third congressional districts elec5
Democrats. Others doubtful.
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8PLAB8MSs
Result of Election in Doubt-2ndicatj0ps
Favorable TO Greeleys

MONTGOMERY, November 5.--Eieetioo
progresses quetly.
MOBILE, November 5.-This city gives
1000 majority for Greeley, and the county
MONTGOMERY, November Sin the third
congressional district the Democrats gain
at Blufton 21l, Loachapoka 1870, Talladega
So At Calera, in the fourth district, Re-
publican gain 200. In Marengo county the
Democrats gain largely. At Selma, in the
first district, Democratic gains 200. In Mo
bile county about 1000. In this city the
vote is about 5000, and indicates a Demoo
cratic gain of 620 and probably 800 in the
county. The returns are meagre, and indi-
cate that the'State has gone for Greeley and.
the Liberal State ticket.
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MEDICAL.


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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION 8T 7HE
Observation-Disclosures is called to the sale at
auction TO be made this day at noon, at the
Merchants and AuctoneeEs' Exchange,
Royal street, by the sheriff of the parish Of
Orleans, Of several squares and portions of
ground, situated in the Third District OF
this city. For full particulars, see sdveE.
tisement.
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DELAWARE.
Majority

Two Thousand Republican Majority
Claimed.
PHILADEiPHIA, November S.-The Re
pubhcans Slain Delaware By 800 to 1000
WLTISGroS, November s, 2;3) A NJ
The vote is very close. The Republicans
claiq the State by small majority.
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Among the arrivals at Southwest Pass
and Pass al Outre yesterday, were the bark
Vesuvio, from Bordeaux, with a general
cargo, the bark Septimus, from Havana,
in ballast, ship New Lampedo, from Liver
pool with cargo of salt, Spanish barken-
time from Havana in ballast, and steamship
Marparet from Havana
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The State Gene for Grants

The stafe E0ne Tor EraNF9
WHEELING, November 5-Meagre returns
thus far received indicate West Virginia
has gone for Grant.
WHEELING, November 5---Returns frono
majority OF the points reached by ,tel6-
graph show, with but few EXCEPTIONS large
Republican majorities and gain8o
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S5RGISIAs
sgenoc4at;c Congressh1eB E1ecfedo

s8eEnocfatic CongressmeB Elecfedo
ALEXANDRIA. November 5.=Harris. in the
seventh district, and Hunron. in the eighth
district, both Democrats are elected 70
19RSgesS; re vo;e Ia .hs e:ty !, divided between
Greeley and Grant. HuntoB democrat!
for Congress, 28 majority.
ALExANDRtAo November 5.-LatesG uis'
patches jDdicate the election Of Huntop
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NEW JERSE "

Five Thousand Majority for Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, November New jersey
has gone 5000 majority for Grant.
NEWARK, November 6, , A. M.-Forty-
two towns give Grant 28i8 majority.
Later-The Republicans have carried the
State by small majority.
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&OUTH CAROLINA

For Grant by Heavy lIajority-White
Vote Light.
CHARLESTON, November Grant has
carried the State DY heavy majority. The
white Sote is very light.
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The Coal Run.

The Cincinnati Gazette Of last Friday says:
The largest and most eventful run Of coal
ever known is now being made. The ad-
vance tow (the Whale) arrived yesterday.
So far not loss of the precious Jumps has
been sustained by accident that We have
heard of The feet occupied three days in
getting out from Pittsburg. This is the
accumulation:
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The tTpulnPrRrure.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 4. NJ, go; at 2 P. NJ, t7l0;
at 6 P. NJ, 700. Lowest point during the
night of November ?, 65o. Rain, Novem-
Der i. IL of an inch. Rain, NovenbeS ),
on oS an inch