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0cEANlcA.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The new amended
land bill in Melbourne has been rejected By the
Legislative Council.
The Education bill introduced provides a free
compulsory school system.
A conference of newspaper proprietors has
recommended that the Government subsidize
cable messages and reduce newspaper postage.
SYDNEY, Sept. 18.-Ihe schooner Eizabeth
has been wrecked near Loyalty Island.
There is no demand for wheat, and bread
stutfs are dull
The Government intends to create Mining
Department and Minister.
FIJ1, Aug. 30.-Hostile operations we're made
against the natives Of VIII, when the party res
cued the prisoner whites, stormed the town, ap-
piled the torch, and destroyed the place.
Trouble is impending at Willie Fire power
ful tribes are in commotion.
Hawaiian news to October 10 is important.
The rainy season had commenced. Seventeen
lepers had been sent OF to Molokai.
The volcano kilanea, recently active, ia now
smoulderiDg.
The steamer Idaho, from Honolulu, has ar
rived, with news from New Zealand. The lead
ing feature is the overthrow Of the Vogel Min
istry By minority OF three The debt Of the
colony is s10, 900, 600.
Anthony Trollope is among the passengers
from New Zealand.
, 1872-11-06
| 0ttjEIANA.

Al1NDEs, L., Nov. 5.-The election passed of
quietly. Nine hundred Votes were po1ed.
Greeleys majority is 800. The other boxes are
not counted, but the Liberals claim 500 majority
in Webster Parish. Franklin Parish has gone
for Grant by about 800, but the fusion parish
ticket is probably elected. Lake Charles (Cal-
casieu) Parish returns are not yet complete, but
enough is known to show that Greeley and the
fusion State ticket will have about 600 majority
in the parish.
BATON ROUGE, L., Nov. 5.-The vote Of
East Baton Rouge Parish is being counted. It is
estimated that the Liberal majority is from 100
to 800. This parish, in 1870, gave 1856 RepubH-
can majority.
TASarPAHoA, La., Nov. 5-Four boxes heard
from give Greeley and the fusionists 125 ma-
jority.
NEW IBERIA, La.. Nov. 5.-Ihree polls Of Iberia
Parish give Republican majority OF 114, with
two boxes to be counted, which will probably in
crease the Republican majority 100.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5-12 noon.-1ndications
point strongly to 1000 or Is 600 majority in the
State for Greeley and the Liberals. Governor
Warmoth, this morning, has no doubt but
Greelsy's majority will be Is, 900 in the State.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.--Greeley'B majority in
Tangipahoa Parish is 174.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s. Unofficial returns
from "A parishes give Greeley net majority OF
1852. In 1870 they gave net Republican ma
jority of 2,8A9.
, 1872-11-06

Greeley, 4,757; Grant, 4,075. Eighteenth Dis
trict, Greeley, 3,452; Grant, {, ,901: Twenty-frst
District. Greeley, 1853; Grant, 4,o97:
s., 599. Greeley's majority is 22,s2s, against
10000 for Seymour in 1868.
Rutland Township, LaSalle County-Grant's
majority 166 out Of 257 votes polled. Amboy,
Lee County Grants majority l43, gain of 80.
Delaware County gives Grant 2, 500 majority, a
gain Of $50 over the vote Of 1868; Lycoming
County gives Grant a majority of $50, gain Of
225; Chester County gives Grant 5000 major
lty: gain Of $500
BROOKLYN C17Y, Nov. 5-Ten of the % wards
give Greeley 1:884; Grant IL, ,797, E. Democratic
loss of 2,210.
New YoRK, Nov. 5.-The Sixth District gives
Greeley 3,131 Grant, 1850; Thirteenth Dis
trlct, Greeley, 2,797; Grant, 5000; 101 towns
for Grant Of 1850. n the eeity tie returns
from u election districts give Lawrence, for
Mayor, 1,0s9 O'Brien, ATT; Havemeyer, los
NEW 4oRK, Nov. 5.-Syracuse gives Grant 900
majority. The Democrats concede the election
of Dnel, Republican Congressman, all the Re-
county ticket.
r1ss: Poash4s:eepsis E gigees ges Grant 291 majority,
New York city-The First Assembly District
gives Greeley 3,754 Grant, 2,12s: Ninth As
Fourth Assembly District, Greeley, 5,o69; Grant,
1.476. One hundred and aixty-eght election
Districts give Greeley 8,041 majority.
ELM1RA, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Grant's majority in
Chenung County is about 400. Fl. Boardman
Smith (Republcan) is reelected to Congress by
an Increased majority.
ROCHESTER, N: T., Nov. 5.-Grant, $4,000
majority Republican gain, 1888.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 5-Buffalo City gives
1000 majority for Grant, q gain Of 989. 0non-
daga County, 900 majority for Grant. Atwood,
haA4an for {ta Aagorn1,1v t,1rE
Republican Assembly1nen are chosen. Kings
County gives abont 5000 Greeley majority. In
283 towns and districts outside Of New York aud
Brooklyn. Grants net gain is 6,400.
, 1872-11-06
WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Partial returns are re-
ceived from q few counties: Columbia County,
Grant, 1872 majority; Congressman, 1874; Demo-
cratic gain Of 80. Dane County, three towns,
Evans majority 1886; Democratic gain Of Il.
Dodge County, SIX towns give Greeley 2S4 major
ity; Democratic gain Of 131. Fond du Lac
County, four towns give Grant 478 majority; O.
Democratic gain Of l06.
RACINE, Wis, Nov. 5.-Racine City, Grant, 456
majority. Williams, Republican, for Congress-
man, 467 majority.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The city complete gives
Greeley majority Of 2,161; Republican gain Of
126.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 5.-Geneva Township,
Walworth County, Republican majority, III.
Sharon Township, Walworth County, Grant, 224
majority. Elected to the Legislature, G. F.
Douglass and F. Leeland. Williams has 225
majority for Congress,
, 1872-11-06
EREAI BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The London Times, this
morning, in an article forecasting the result Of
the Presidential election in America, says;
1.-THE retention Of President Grant will be
cious intrigue to secure the control Of the Gov
ernrnent Of the United States. President Grant
has not proved perfect Chief Magistrate. He
has been guilty Of extreme careleBsness, nnd it
is to be hoped that he will take 0 lesson from
the development Of the past six months. His
errors were errors Of Ignorance. But this de-
fence will no longer hold good. The past must
be effaced. The reform Of the Civil Service ur-
gently demands the appointment to Office OF per-
sons qualified to administer their duties. Ac-
cessory to the power Of the people, Grants will
must force the National Legislature to sanction
reform"
, 1872-11-06
I11F;T1.


OaARA-Nov.4 4, Hattie, daughter Of p L. and Eltza
beth u ttnra, age Teate :od monthB,
Funeral Nov f. from q s!lYer-st., At 10:3o a. N.
daughter of Geo. W. and H, j. sharp viii taie place
this day ("ednesday at the restdence Of tho family at
Oak Park, at O'clock Friends accept this notice.
: CUSHING-Ath his residence in Washington, D. c., On
the 18th October, Of consumption, Captain Henry g.
Cushing, formerly Of this city.
TIMONEY-On Tuesday, 9Th inst, at & h. ra. OF In
a44nmat9n q the lungs Tmoney. aged 7s years
Of VIM Moore, go Cottage Groveav. High mass Of
requiem at 10 m, at st. James, themes By cars to
Calvary Cemetery.
The funeral Of tha late Michael Kasauaugh will leavs
St. Bridget's Church, BrddFepoz to-day, Wednesday,
eteFy.
, 1872-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-lWenty Wards in this
city give Grant Sc, 600 majority. Nine wards to
hear from.
P1rrspuRaH; Nov. 5-Reports from the west
ern counties Of the State show that the cleo
ton has passed of quietly, and that a compare
lively light vote has been polled. The Republic
cans have made heavy gains over the October
election. The number Of districts heard from
in Allegheny County indicate that the Republic
can majority will approximate 5000.
Twelve wards in Pittsburgh give Grant 4, ,426;
Greeley, 1910; a Republican majority Of 26l6;
gain for the Republicsne OF 1868. The lower
wards in Allegheny City give Grant 445 Gree
PH11ADELPH1A, Nov. 5.-Seattering returns
from the interior OF the State show gains for
Grant over the Governors vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Cumber1and County
gives Grant 800 majority, gain Of 17a. Ian
caster County gives Grant T. 800 majority, gain
jority, gain Of 135 Reading City gives Grant
1857 majority, gain Of 1872 over the October
election. Greeleys majority in the county is
$500. Republican gain $500. Delaware Coun
ty gives Grant 1000 majority gain 1000.
, 1872-11-06
NORTH cAR0llNa.


RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 5.-Raleigh gives Grant
620 majority, gain Of 50 on the Caldwell vote.
Salisbury gives Grant II majority, q gain on the
Caldwell vote.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 5.-The Third,
August. Halifax County shows Conservative
gain OF IS. All estimates Of gains will be based
on the vote in August last.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 5.-Scattering re-
turns from different. portions Of the State in
dicate that North Carolina has gone for Grant.
pnblicanB BY 5000 minority.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 5.-partia1 returns from
about IS counties indicate that the State has
gone for Grant, between 5000 and {, 600 majori-
t., with largely decreased vote.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. 5.-One hundred
registered whites failed to vote at Goldsboro.
Unofficial returns from all the wards in VIII
mington give Grant 906 majority, q Conservative
gain Of 4G.
, 1872-11-06

BosTox, Nov, 5-The indications are that
Banks is defeated for Congress By $500. The
whole Republican Congressional ticket is elected
in Massachusetts.
Speciat Despatch to 1He Chicago Tribune.
BosroS, Mass, Nov. 5.-New Hampshire gives
5000 for Grant Connecticut the same, making
New England solid for Grant. General Banks
is defeated by 1000. All the Now England Con-
gressmen are Republicans.
Bosros. Nov. 5.-The vote in Boston, except
in the First Ward, gives Grant about 5000 ma
jority. The first ward will increase the majority
for Grant. Ono hundred and forty-one towns in
Massachusetts give Grant q majority OF $4,000.
, 1872-11-06
CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD Conn., Nov. 5.-Hartford gives
Greeley 1899, Grant 1881.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5.-New Haven gives
Greeley 4,706, Grant 1851, O'Conor 42. Repub-
Acan gain, 1926 over 1868
elected to Congress- over Eaton BY over: zoo
majority.
NoRwAIK, Conn, Nov. 5.-Fairfeld County,
complete, gives Grant 9,946: Greeley, 8,429;
M1pDLErowN, Conn.,, NOV. s. Middletown
County gives Grant 800 majority.
HARTFORD, CoNs., Nov. 5.-Genera1 Hawley's
majority in this district is GIL, with one small
town to hear from. Connecticut goes for Grant
by about 8 1000 majority.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-Returns from 60
towns including Hartford and New Haven, New
Britain, Meriden, aud Waterbury give Grant
1,349 majority.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 5.-New Britain gives
Grant !, las; Greeley, 1872.
, 1872-11-06

cloudy weather, and rain, extending over the
Gulf States, with clearing weathar and north
westerly winds in the latter Tomorrow. On the
upper lakes and in Michigan, increasing pres
saTes, southwesterly to northwesta1ly winds,
cloudy but clearing weather.. In the Northwest
and thence to Kentucky and Tennessee north
Westerly winds, clearing and cool weather.
warming signals continue at Chicago, Ml"au-
kee, and Grand Haven,
, 1872-11-06
MAINE.

PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. 5.-Portlsnd gives Grant
q net gain Of 964 over the Republican vote in
September, and Lewiston, 272.
BANGOR, ne, Nov. 5.-This city gives Grant
majority Of 962, against $50 for Pe1ham in Sep
tember.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. Sin this State 50
1868 the same towns gave Grant q $50; Sey-
mour, II, ,625. The Republican majority in the
State in 1868 Was % 033. This election indicates
about the same majority, With much smaller
vote.
, 1872-11-06
Utah QtemSe

SALT LAKE, NOV. 5.-In fight in Little Cot
tonwood, On Sunday, William Hawes, d native
OF New York, Was killed by one Miller. The
latter IVES shot through the wrist.
The narrow gauge railroad to Little Cotton
wood commenced yesterday. 1t is Mormon
affair, With no charter, with not much faith
in it.
The officials OF the Grand Trunk Railroad left
for the East this morning, after & days "slt
about the city.
Large discoveries have been made in Windsor,
the mining county of Little Cottonwood.
, 1872-11-06

Township, Dubuque County: Greeley's maiori-
y, 80; stoneman, 80 majority for Congress.
Greeley, 12S; ocoaor' 8. s Eat s! Waterloo oos
Grant, 446; Greeley, 161; O'Conor, 2; Republic
can gain Of s6. AclIley Township, Hardin
Count Grant, los majority; SIS gain.
Cedar Falls Township: Blackhawk Coun-
ty, Grant, 456; Greeley, 149; O'Conor, 18:
Pratt up with his ticket. The county will 90
1,80o majority for Grant. Oneida Township,
Delaware County. Grants majority, 1856; DON
nan, 129. Byron Township, Buchanan County,
Grants majority, SO, q gain of 26; Donnan,
Republican rs majority for Congress.
Dewitt Township, Clinton County, Grants
majority, 100. LeHngweu, Liberal, for Con-
gress, SO majority. Newton Township, Jasper
County, Grants majority, 305; gain Of so.
Probable majority in the county, 1,800.
Dodge Township, Dubuque County, Grants
majority, IS; a gain Of %; Dounan, Republi-
can, for Congress, 33 majority. Buena Vista
Township, Clayton County, Grants majority,
81, Dounan's, 80.
, 1872-11-06
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Tbe election passed
OF comparatively quiet. A heavy vote mas
polled. 1t il probable that the entire citizens
ticket for the Legislature put forward in oppo-
eition to the regular Democratic ticket is
elected. Maynard, Republican, for Congress-
man at Large, will carry the county, while the
contest between Haynes, Democrat. and Lewis
Republican, for Congress- will be close. There
is much scratching OF tickets.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5~-Lagrange, Tenn, Grant,
seis 49, c RfaFe m1 1
, 1872-11-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NASHUA, N. H., Nov. 5.-The Republicans
claim New Hampshire by 1,500 to 1900 majority.
CoScoRD, N. H., Nov. 5.-Ninety-nine towns
give Grant Is, ,13l; Greeley, 6,214. The State
gives Grant over 1000 majority.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 5.-Eighty towns give
Grant Il, ,066 !; Greeley, 1920 scattering, 167.
The same towns gave in 1868, Grant, 17,301;
Seymour, Ii, 702.
thirty~four towns give Grant q, 1915 and Greeley
21,333.
, 1872-11-06
GEORGIA.

OEOHL1H,
AueusrA, Ga, Nov 5.-Greeley's maiorityin this
city will be about30o, and in the county 500. The
majority for Greeley in the Eighth District will
probably reach 1000. General a. r. Wright,
Democrat, ia elected to Congress by a large ma
jority.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov 5.-Greeley has probably
carried the State BY 10000. The Democratic
congressman are elected.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 5.--Ihe returns thus far
are meagre., The official count from the State at
large car cannot be had tonight. The indications
$4,000.
, 1872-11-06
7HE.ELECTI0N,


loss g.; Governor Oglesby, Sc majority loss,
g. Fort, IS majority tor Congress.
Geneva Township, Kane County, Grant, 143
majority; Governor Oglesby, majority, 40.
Carpenter and Wright are elected to the
Legislature. Hurlbut has majority for Con-
Ontario Township, Knox County, Republican
minority, 17s loss, 81.
Little Rock Township, Kendall County, Grant
228 majority 90 per cent gain.
Towards Township, Mclean County, Grants
majority so. Liberal gain Of 19 since the vote
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. 5-Gree1ey's majority
in this city is 80, and in the township 12, gain
of ~, It is estimated that the majority in the
county, On the State ticket, will be from GOO to
q 1000.
starne, for the Senate, beats Smith, Republi-
ban, badly; Rice and Orundorf, Liberals, elected
by reduced majorities, and it is thought Hay has
spRRaEH1p, H., Nov. 5.-Nilwood, Macoupin
Morrison, &c majority, for Congress-. Lyndon
Township, Whiteside County-Grant's majority,
ia loss of 20. Oglesby's majority, II. Bur-
chard, III majority, Cor Congress-. Cornwall
Township, Henry coanty-For President, Grant,
jority. John B. Hawley has 81 majority for
Congress.
Dixon gives Grant $50 majority.
Haukegan-tarWeu6 Is ma jOrlEy for Congress
IN this township, 30s; 0gles.y majority, s26 !;
Beverage'e majority, 81 Upton, for State Sem
ste, majority, 1916 all Republican
Gnggsville Township, Pike County-For Pres
ident, 56 majority 65 loss over 1868.
Observation-Disclosures and Cassidy, Republican,
and Rogers, Democrat, elected to the Legsle-
ture.
Calumet Township and precinct, Cook County
Grant, 69 majority Og1esby, So majority.
shir1and Township, Winnebago County
Grants majority, 76; Governor 0glesby, n ma
jority.
rampico Township, Whiteside County
Burchard has SO minority for Congress.
Somonauk Township gives Oglesby 154;
K6oerner, 20; General Grant, 161 :; Greeley, IA;
O'Conor, 26.
Oregon Township gives Grant III j; Greeley,
154 OConor, 4. Grants majority, CT.
Mount Sterling Township, Brown County,
Greeley 17s majority; SO loss. Koerner 1888; IS
loss. Knapp has 189 majority for Congress.
Erie Township, Whiteside County. for Presi-
dent s. Republican majority; loss Of 9; for Gov
ernor IS Republican majority for Legislature,
2 Republicans and l Democrat; Congress, 81
Republican majority.
Morrisonville Township, Christian County, for
Greeley 60 majority; for Governor IS. Shum-
way, Alexander and Hall, e1ectedto Legislature;
J. G. Robinson has 60 majority for Congress.
Cherry Grove Township, Carroll County. for
President, Grants majority, 13; State ticket,
same majority.
1872 majority; for Governor OgleBby, lis major
ity- Burchard has 128 majority for Congress.
Atkinson Township, Henry County, for Presi-
dent, Grant, 81 majority; for Governor, Og1esby,
sc majority. ". q. Shepard ia elected to the
Legislature. John, 6G ma jorlty for Congress.
, 1872-11-06

NEWPORT, Ky., Nov. 5.-Grant's majority in
this city is reported at 40.
MAYsvnlE, Ky, Nov. 5.-Two precincts chow
23o Republican gain over the Harlan-LesIie
vote.
Of the city gives Grant majority Of eos. Par
tial returns from nine other precincts give Grant
906; Greeley 563, and indicating majority in
the county for Grant Of about 500. The total
vote in the county for Grant will be oyer 1900
gain Of 10o- The total vote the county for
Greeley is about 1900 falling off Of about 600
from the August elections. Bzown, Liberal, Tor
Congress will receive about the same vote as
Greeley.
, 1872-11-06
The Horse Disease at the East.

NEW YORK, Nov: 5.-The abatenant Of the
horse disease continues in this city and Vacnlty.
The danger is past, aud travel and business are
resuming their normal condition.
RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-Horse disease has appeared
here and is spreading rapidly. ,.,
on the Citizens Passenger Railway this fore
noon, on account OF the horse disease.
LANCASTER, Pa., Nov. 5.-The horae oleease
has been prevailing here for several Gays.
, 1872-11-06

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 5.-Grant's majority,
LOSS. Beck, (Dem.), for Congress-, 767 ma
jority.
Midway, Ky: Grant, - majority Beck, 119
majority. Reported majorities indicate the efec-
ton Of Back for Congress- by about 10000 ma
lority: Vote small, and election very quiet.
The Republicans gain On the vote in August.
, 1872-11-06
MISSOURI.

CAMERON, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Clinton Township
Grant, 267; Greeley, 1866; o'Conor, s. Parker,
Republican, for Congress, 150 majority.
JEFFERSON C1TT, No., Nov. 5.-This county is
very close and will require the official vote to de-
termine the result Grant has probably carried
it by small majority.
county give Grant 1852; Greeley, 6,556;
O'Conor, 1A.
MART1NsBURaH, No., Nov. 5.-Greeley, 1877;
Grant, 28; O'Conor, s.
ST. LOUIS, Nov: 5.-sixteen precincts in the
city and four small county precincts give Grant
1903; Greeley, 9,71s; oiConor, 1877.
, 1872-11-06
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The election is pass
ing of quietly. half dozen arrests we're
made for violation Of the new law. The law re-
quiring the uniformity Of tickets prevents &C
curate estimates Of the result. Both parties in
the city are confident Of victory. Many are
voting against the Colorado subsidy. No tickets
were printed for it. The State Central Committee
say that all ballots for the subsidy, voted On,
will be thrown out Of the count.
sAS FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The election passed
on quietly. The Chairman OF the State Central
Committee, Republican, claims the city by 5. 600
majority for Grant Others estimate 2,560 ma
jority. It is impossible to tell till the figures
are counted
, 1872-11-06
MISSISSIPPI.

10
V1cEsBuRa, Miss, Nov. 5.-Aberdeen. f1isa:-
city, give Republican majority Of 700, small
Democratic gain.
saltiuo, Mias.-This town gives Greeley 64
majority.
Brookhaven, Miss.-Grant's majority, 129.
Lynch, Republican, over Casser1y, 83.
Crawford, MisB.-Grant, 341; Greeley, ST..
For Congress: Barry, 80; Boiling, 80; Hender-
con, II.
Moscow, Ky., Nov. 5.-Gree1ey, ia; Grant,
6; O'Conor, i.
V1cKsBuRa, Misa., Nov. 5.-Como, Miss, Re-
publican majority, 365, and in the county prob
ably TOO.
Oakland, Mss.-Grant, lao; Greeley, 70.
OKALoNA, Miss, Nov. 5.-Total vote, $780,
Grant, 635; Greeley, 2s7- For Congress-, Barry,
Republican, 6s5; Balling, Democrat, 297; Re
publican majonty, 338.
V1cKsBuRd, Miss., Nov. 5.--senatobia, Miss,
G1unts majority, los. For Congress, Hawes,
Republican, 81 majority.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 5.-The following returns have
been received here: Salisbury, Tenn. Greeley,
1923; Grant, 76. For Governor, Brown, Demo-
crat, 1873; Freeman, Republican, n. Congress-
man-at-Large, johnson, independent, 1o4
Cheatham, Democrat, 81; Maynard, Republican,
Lewis, Republican, 65.
ME.PH1s, Nov. 5.-The Indications are that
Grant has carried the county. The vote in the
city will be about 306, an increase Of 900 over
the August elections. The Democrats concede
the election Of the Citizens Legislative ticket.
MANY Democrats voted for Grant, while many,
believing Greeley's election to be hopeless, did
not vote.
, 1872-11-06

NEBRASKA.
P1A11sMouTH, Neb., Nov. 5.-This city gives
Grant q majority. ..
OMAHA, Neb., Nov 5--Returns received from
all the prominent towns in Nebraska give ma
jorities for Grant in every case, and the Repub
1icans gain over the October elections. Grants
majority in the State will probably BE- 10000
gives Grant 1874; Greeley 35.
, 1872-11-06
war Department weather ProSnos-
tiCEs

WAR DEpARr1tEsr, OFFICE or TIE CH1EF
s,osAI OFr1CEn. D1y1s1oN OF TELEaRAMs AND
REpon1s ron ~ rnE BENEFIT or CoMMEnoE,
WAsu1so1os, o. c., Nov. 5.-Probabilities-
On the lower lakes and thence over the Middle
and Eastern States, falling barometer, eontherly
winds, cloudy weather and rain. In the South
Atlantic States, northerly to easterly winds,
, 1872-11-06

" WTIF1TNNW.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-The indications are
that Michigan viii give q Republican majority Of
at least 81, 900.
special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. 5.-This city gives
Grant $50 majority, q loss Of nearly 200 on the
Grant, but By greatly reduced majority.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-Partial returns from
the First, Second, Third, and Fifth Wards Of De-
troit indicate nearly 1000 majority for Grant.
, 1872-11-06
FOREIGN.
MANITOBA

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 5.-The Globe has the
following special despatch from Fort Garry:
"It is reported here that the Boundary Line
Commission have found the Canadian Custom
House at Pembina to be On the American side
Of the line, which is said to be run between the
Custom House and the Hudson 8 Bay Company's
post"
, 1872-11-06
VIRGINIA..

ALEXANDRIA; Va, Nov. 5.-In Alexandria City
there is a tie vote between Greeley and Grant.
Harris, Conservative IN the Seventh District, is
elected to Congress. Hunton, Conservative in
the Eighth District is also elected to Congress-.
, 1872-11-06
Great Bargains!

Forced sale at auction ot
35 RE SIDEN CE LOTS
IN Shernans Addition Hols:cn, corner Robeyst and
ArR1taEeav. Sale to take pace the grounds THURS
Pay, Nov. T. is77, ct eelesk ?. ,Perieet tto.
TENS easy Az omnibus Et ieass the Sherman House
to attend sale. ". q. QSGQOD 4 CO.,
6harIuAu Bnu8a.
, 1872-11-06
DEF AWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 5.-The Republicans
claim the Stats by 1,500 to 1900.
, 1872-11-06
RHODE ISL AMI

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 5.-Rhoda Island
gives Grant an increased Republican majority,
and and elects Soth Republican cong1ss9me9 s. This
1911.
, 1872-11-06

BMTn1oaE, Nov. 5.-OBrien, Democrat, has
1880 majority for Congress in the Third Dis
trict.
Swan, Democrat, il elected to Congress from
the Fourth District, by l. ,272 majority.
, 1872-11-06
NEW JERSEY

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 5.-scattering returns
from different parts Of the State Rhow- Republi-
can gains.