, 1872-11-06


Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Trf1une.
new YoRK, Nov. 5.-Early this evening news
paper Offices were surrounded by dense multi
tude Of people reading bulletins, lighted by cal
tiunn glare. The expectation OF saving two or
three Northern States for Greeley we're not held
by any considerable number, the betting in this
city having been against even one State at long
odds. The Grant tidal-waye set in first from
New Hampshire, followed by the ei1-fgure ma
Jointly in Pennsylvania.
Then Connecticut. another possibly doubtful
State, wheeled into the Grant column.
It became apparent, soon after O'Clock, that
Gree1ey's majority in New York City could not
reach Is 900, and it was, therefore, certain that
New York State, also. must so for Grant.
The crowds received the national bulletins
without much exhibition OF disappointment or
exu1tation.
After o'clock interest centered in the tri-
angular fight for the mayoralty. The first thing
visible in that connection Was O'Brien's weak
ness. Large Sims OF money have been bet on
him BY Republicans. in order to scare Lawrence
men into Toting for HaVemeyer.
In all pool-rooms, Custom House money had
made O'Bren the favorite, yet he was far behind
effect Havemeye1's e1ection by q plurality.
The throug in the streets thinned out rapidly
after II rs m, all in rather jolly humor some OF
the Democrats shooting, "More we make it
unanimous"
New YoAK, Nov. 5.-Seyera1 ladies voted in
the Seventeenth Ward to-day 4 small fight
took place in Orchard street, between Alvin
Duke, a Custom House 0ttache, and Michael
beaten. Dnkg escaped.
'9Sa ~ nan7ocr,ta @ sre haring 3 3ub;1ahon orer
the news from Louisiana. Many arrests are re-
ported Of naturalized citizens, charged With
dences. s 1A17' p"F0A'' 'N''>' ON ~''''~ 1~~'
In one of the polling places on Canal street an
Irish WOMAN demanded her right to vote for
O'Bren. The police we're compelled to carry
Ut Tba uy P9st s,rs thaf tha electoral tickets for
o,Conor wera not tn ba found. and at least a few
1a7maorata nset +Ie;r votes fnr G-eelev and
Pra,r, 1eo sron,a net hsva done 80 had these
uckets N oeen G, pfo'lNeu Ha'- E7.oo F, m-o,a
hnni3rea m5T ioa and TWO TWO citv districts heard
from rom e rivo ~ Greeley 1000 majority, ind
a5 & fa1 n u 1ns 1srreIv ahead Of Cree
Geea 1o,goo. ai.t1 aoa;e5 +ta hn1l: ~ tha
5, ~ Ia1 na + P5o+h era ,,ndonbtad1v dafeat.
Apoo aa ste tose 19.n Gan 20 nrnsshy cayr;es re
ea n u sae & nss o. mn ~ an on 'Al'''7 'n0
otaIe oy IRON 2v'ovy ~ ,or,,,sa ;n3;co+a
~; :, 1.or ~ ;ii ~ +hs ~ h1 o0n
'nss me nep1gnTSa7N Nou ~. 5HTba nrospects M are
>, othacee1, ~. T., ts1s' l s;5 tera fH;sno,3r
thas the Democrats haye galne5a gas5 n7re niSco'k'
'Peasa, Pac1nop 11r o9et Nav. 5~Returns from va
rlous towns IN Niagats Lop9e, ,1"r+ Nn ind;cate
! I'M nm ma;or;tV na;oG " for S Grant and Dix.
HEW toaK' Nov, n n*rts az tje HIT state .omIs orto
anu a,ssllGts Tt ~ - Na~ Y6rE ave net rain for
Sn.e uISn., =, coneai7 nte e" WIZ Wv -
NEW 19hK' Nov; oDnoulerea ~ 4oe 1eo1 14a
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he1na, , eo1oI dn9 esg 1einritv nemnrratic
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tha Hesdsa Faht Wa5d The few f;;rt rwore in hat