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BALTIMORE.

BA1TMoRE, December 1.-since the
death of Mr.. Greeley anumber OF tele-
grams have been receivedin in this city in
quirtng how the Electoral College in this
State will cast its vote for President, and
suggesting unanimity in the vote by tho
electors in the States electing Democratic
and Liberal tickets. Maryland electors
viii have meeting tomorrow night and
decide the Importance attached to the
vote 10 be cast on Wednesday, and see
what bearing 1t will have on a nomina.
ton four years hence. Hendricks name
is proposed in all the kilograms received
here. It Is suggested that the National
Democratic Committee should express its
opinion.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-R. Gard.
eners brick kiln near Gretna, including a
shed, machinery, quarters, &c, were
burned. Loss $20,06O
The cottonpresses above Canal street
also the Jackson, Mobile & Texas rail.
road, are all connected by rail, securing
the prompt movement OF cotton and other
merchandise. The Jackson railroad pas.
senger trains now run 10 ST. Clair street,
on St. Joseph.
The Louisiana Jockey Climb races will
take place Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
day. There is 10 epizOotic among the
race horses. All the street cars have
stopped running.
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Railroad Accidept.

CINCINNATI, Dec. last evening a
collision took place on the Ohio & Mis-.
stsSpW Railroad one mile west of this
city, between passenger train running
at q moderate speed, colliding with u
freight that was taking q switch. Both
locomotives were badly smashed. En-.
gineeer Branson Of the passenger train
was seriously injured. The fireman Of
tho same train was. also injured. No one
else hurt. No cars were thrown from
the track, -
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Severe storm.

NEW YoRK, December IA despatch
from St. John, New Brunswick, states
that violent storm prevailed there
Friday night and Saturday, do.
ing great damage to the shipping
in the harbor. The schooner Reward.
from Hillsboro, for New York, which
made the harbor to escape the storm, was
forced on "ioul groundp and lost ave Of
her crew. The remainder, two, were
rescued by aport life-boat. The schoon.
er Addie Ryerson, from Windsor, for
Philadelphia, went ashore, also the
schooners Enterprise, Pioneer and Ellen,
but their crews were saved after great
suffering. The papers OF the brigantine
Henry Gilbert have been washed ashore
and It is supposed that thevesse has gone
to pieces. The schooner G. 81. Dicer
was forced on Taylors Island, but lies IN
q favorable condition. The American
ship Humber, parted cables, tore away
the mOoring posts and dashed bow fore.
most into q warehouse on Eastern &
Scammel's wharf, demolishinr her iib
boom and shattering the warehouse.
The steamer New Brunswick, from
Boston. experienced a storm off Point
Lepreux and hove to. A sea boarded
her and filled the saloon. The steamer
then ran for port, arriving here at 4 p.
NJ. The schooner Spring Bird, for Calais,
went ashore at 'Musquash, with loss Of
anchors and rudder, but hopes to get of
by discharging. The brig Havclack is
also ashore with a loss Of anchors and
rudder. All tho shipping suffered more
or lessseverely.
In the city several buildings were
blown down, and q portion OF the new
edltice nearly completed for the Young
Mems Christian Association fell. Three
groceries were crushed, several dwellings
were blown over, barns demolished and
fences blown In all directions. Fears arc
entertained for tho fleet which left port
the other morning,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

Paris, November SO.-Tho Assemblys
approval Of the resolution of Minister
Dnfee has had quleting effect. Tran
quility now prevails. ,rt .uFl l.
Paris, December /, Eyeuiug-VrA
LONDON, December 2, 2 a. M.-The resiC,
nation Of n. LefranC, Minister OF the In.
terror, which was rendered yesterday
Immediately after the result of the debate
in the Assembly was declared, has been
accepted by the President. .u.
A cabinet council was held to-day,
which lasted three hours All the min.
iSters have offered their designations, but
up to the present time Thiers refuses to
accept them. 5,l..Ir!
The President is much affected by the
last vote OF the Assembly. BE says the
only course lett tor him is TO resign.
Nothing yet has heen settled. The st.
uation Is one Of the grAvest Paris is un.
easy, but the Monarchists arc firm and
confident. -,
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Death Of John r: 5. AHond.

: CH1LIIoornE,f fo.,I Decenberl John
RHS! sBondI editor Of the sSctoto Gdsette,
and q Western journalist Of 90 years
standipg, dieGat his residence In this
city, at one o'clock =. N. to-day. His dis
ease was chronic 'laryngitis, from which
he had been q sufferer for several months.
Col. Bond, for several years held an i'm
portant business position on the Cincin7
natl Gazette, and was also connected with
several other newspaper enterprises in
Cincinnati. At tho time of his death he
was in the fiLty.flrat year Of his age.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 3o-Flag carrier
Bates will arrive at Guildenhall this after.
noon.
Bates reached Guildcnhsll at 1870 P. N.
and was enthusiastically received.
LONDON, December 2-Mary Somer.
vile, the celebrated mathematician and
writer on astronomy, Is dead.
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Gettysburg Battle Field Memorial
AssociRtiou,

GETTfBuRa, Pa, November 8O.-The
Gettysburg Battle Field Memorial Asso-
citation yesterday determined to erect a
memorial colnmnstatne in honor OF Gen.
Meade. An Executive Committee, con-
sisting OF President Grant and a number
otGenerals was selected, who have charge
of feising q fund Of $1O0,0OOf The Co.
operation Of Governors, Legislatures and
other bodies which furnished forces for
tho Army Of the Potomac, union leagues,
associations Of Pennsylvania, reserves
and the! Grand Army ortho Republic are
alsO,to be asked. y i.!IJN giTtJ Jl
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PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, December The off.
GERS OF the Mexico National Railroad
Company, Of this city, received tele.
gram from the City Of Mexico, dated No.
vember eth, saying that the new Con.
gress passed on that day by a majority Of
90, bill authorizing President Lerdo 10
arrange with General: Rosencrans the
notifications desired 20 their existing
concession, leaving the latter In full yigor
The Company ask for q subsidy in the
national bonds in lieu Of the land rrani
given them In December 1870,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November SO.-The German
Government authorizes emphatic contra
diction Of the report telegraphed from
Paris to the London Telegraph that Gen.
Monteufeil, commander of the German
forces in France had been ordered to con.
centEate his forces in certain contingent
cies. Ia.'"
BERLIN, December 1.-The Emperor
has by decree created twenty. five Peers
out oil the ranks of government officials,
generals and land owners.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, O., December 1.-The
propellers Jas. Fisk, Jr., and Conesta leIt
this port yesterday evening for Chicago
and Detroit, but were compelled 10 fe,
turn after lying oil night in Ice from four
10 six Inches thick. TheFlsk hal,A hole
stove in. her bow, >-S'N
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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, December THE epizo.
otiC still RACES here, About a dozen
horses have died. All physicians make
their rounds on foot, and milkmen dis.
pense their wares from hand.carts.
Gov. Noyes, in his annual message, viii
recommend radical changes in the cells
used for keeping Couvicts in the peni
tentiary.
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$3.50 rrlIss, At'OuntIns to $aOO 900.

Tickets $40. Half TtekstS, SS. Quarters, 41sO.
S--our lotteries are chartered BY tho STATE.
arc always drawn At the time named. and all
dawipgG arc under tho supervision Of avon
EHT The oficial drawing VIII DO publiGhOd In
TO purchasers Of tickets. ''N'
,1We will draw 4 similar scheme the lnat
day Of evry month during the year lsI9'
= az Remit at our risk BY PoeToPRICH MoN1r
OHDEHS' KEgnTERED LHTTER, DRAHT or Rx-
PRESS, Send for Z circular Address
MURRAY, MILLER q co.,
PoStohlee Box 24i6,
apo Tu.Th.St&w 81 tLoniG. 10.
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LoUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December 1.--Early this
morning, a cottage near the city limits
occupied by family named Ashton, con.
sisting ci mother, and grown son and
daughter, caught fire while the family
were in a drunken slumber from ca
rousal over night, and burned. Loss ol
property trif1ing.
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PRoBABmITIEs.
In the northwest and on tho upper
lakes and thence to Missouri and Tennes-
see, southwesterly 10 northwesterly winds,
occasional snow and rain, aud cloudy
weather, followed tomorrow by clearing
weather and lower temperature. In the
Gulf and south Atlantic States, southerly
winds and higher temperature, cloudy
weather and occasional rain. On tho
lower lakes and in the middle and eastern
States, southeasterly to southwesterly
winds, decreasing pressures, higher tenn
peratures, cloudy weather and occasional
snow and rain. Warning signals continue
for Duluth, Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand
Haven, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland.
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ID" BOSTON,.

BosToE, December 1.-The charred
bones Of another human body have been
recovered from the ruins, fFt IlIIIf
= Five Hundred workmen were discharged
from the Charlestown Navy Yard yesIer-
day.
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(OrEcMSATE, December River five
feet five inches, stationary. The ice in
the river Is melting and running out,
Navigation win be resumed tomorrow.
1t has been raining all day, sleet at first
nut warmer tEIs evening.
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Suicide.

MEMPH1s. Nov. SO.-Judge Bailey, a
highly esteemed citizen and prominent
lawyer Of Canton, Miss, committed suicide
last Monday, by taking morphine. Finan.
cial embarrassments were the cause.
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SANDWICH, Mass, Nnv. SO-Thc store
FOR the postmaster Rowland at West
BarnCstahle including postal matter, %ss
literally destroyed this morning. His sou
| was burned TO ctisp. 'i
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SpIce Mills Rnrned.

New YeRK, November 30.-Arbuckle's
spice mills in Brooklyn were burned this
morning. Loss on building, machinery
and stock $4,000.
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ing 1t Is broken as before. There are
Others interesting matters developed 10
the report and tables Of Mr. Comptroller
Knox, which are suggestive and worthy
oi future considerations. III :
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBURG, November 3O.-A
dispatch from Kheva reports the cholera
raging in that city.
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This pump Cannot Freeze


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5th. Impure water from decayed mr. rotten
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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(By tho Western Union Limo,
Ofiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts,)
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Result Of the PRESIDENTIAL Elections
Giants majority 2700, and only
one county to hear from. G.. 81
49, 'CHARIEsToN, Nov. 80. 1872. 8
Special to tho IRtellIgencer.
Full returns from the State, except Nc.
Dowell, give Grant thIrty.two Thousand
three hundred and twenty.three; Greeley
twenty.nine thousand five hundred and
thirty.three; OCOnor six hundred.
O.G.S.
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ACCOMMODATION.


WHEELING, PITTS'G d BAIT. DIVISION.
EAST-LHAYES wEsr-LEAYEs
wheeling daily SWAShIngton, n
at..;,...:.: go .. m Pa, daily at $40 q, m.
wheeling daily Washington,
M...........3:25p p. m Pa, daily al. .3:l0 D. m.
Sundays excepted. l"sundAys excepted.
East bound Trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. At Relay House, VIA Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connection st
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can b. procured
at tho once. TH0S. r. SHARP,
Asst Master Of TrapspoFtHuon.
R; 7 DEVR1Es, Gcnl Agent Wheeling. =
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

wAR DEpARrnuNT, !
OHPICE OF rHR CHIEP SIGNAL OFFcER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., December 1,-T30 n. |
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S1NCLAIR's SINGLE ACTING,
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Please Remember The Best ia
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will neither crack from tho effects 6i The sun
Sd. The great enemy Of the Pumps is trost
which IN single night often destIoys and splits
tho very best material and renders useless In
the hour Of greatest need "
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Transportation.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ca
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New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
NETWORK CITY.


The President and suite left the city for
Washington last night
BROOKLYN.
The Long Island College Hospital treated
81 patients during November
Theodore Ward, age As, of No. $50 North
secondst was caught IN the machinery in John Kings
factory at NOrth-eecoDd and slAthsJs yesterday and
Instantly killed
The Ladies, Fair which opened, on Monday
night for the benefit Of the Industrial Home is proving
success The array OF articles. fancy and useful pre-
sents many attractions 70 the VISITOR ana the worthy
nature Of the charity appeals TO the generosity OF all
In the case of Silas B. butcher, assignee of
the Central Bank Brooklyn, against the Importers and
Traders Bank OF NewYork TO $40 800 paid TO II
after the failure OF the Central Bank had become KNOWN
the jury rendered verdict yesterday returning to the
plaintiff the full amount.
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY-Thomas Leader was swindled
ont Of $40 90 by sharpers yesterday....The Hudson
County Medical Society has elected the following officers
for the coming year. President DR.. NJ A. Miller; Vice
President DR.. J. D. MoGill Secretary, DR.. H. Mitchell
Treasurer Dr. II. H. Abernethy....In the Hudson
County Court Of Quarter Sessions, yesterday, Philip
Reilly was convicted OF atrocious assault on Officer
KOop while the latter was taking prisoner to the
stationbouse The Court Will pass sentence tomorrow.
Levi MnDiek OF No. 2a5 F1rstst, committed to
ia yesterday charged with abusing his wife. The
New jersey State Temperance Alliance Will meet
al 81. Pauls NJ. f. Church to-day The session
Of heExecutve Committee is appointed at 10 m and
a business meeting at p m. In the evening general
meeting will be addressed by the Rev. DR.. Crane,
George Page, and William D. Russell. The Board Of
Aldermen accepted the proposal OF the State Riparian
Commissioners sell lands under tide water in Com
munipaw Bay TO the city for $1,000 and has directed the
Finance Committee TO Issue bond payable in year
with interest fat 7per cent, 20 pay for the property
-. 1t has also passed resolution 10 appoint two
citizens from each Aldermano District 10 unite with
three citizens at large TO be appointed by the Mayor 10
frame needed amendments 70 the City Charter. The
Board has also authorised the preparation OF signs
for all unmarked streets and houses In the city.
Patrick DoOrer the swchman who wan run over at the
WashingtoD-st. crossing of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Tuesday, lies in critical condition, aud his
ply sician has hope VI his recovery Efforts have
been made to secure the release, on BAIL OF Wm Bald
win the engineer OF the drillengine which injured hi
but without success. Between and O'Clock, yes
terday morning, gang Oi New York river thieves stole
IL sacks OF coffee, Weighing in all, about 1905 pounds
from the lighter smith, which anchored at the Erie
wharves. The coffee worth about $500
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof. Jyndall will close his course of lectares
nj Washington, week and begin q course III the
great hall OF Cooper UuioD Oh Dec. u.
The Bev. George ii. Hepworth will be in
stalled pastor OF the Church OF the Disciples
Church. at Thirty and Fifth-aye The Rev.
Dfs stOrrs BudiDgtOn, and Taylor. and the Rev. g. H.
Tying. jr and H. W Beecher win take part Ia the
exercises
The semj-anuuaI social gathering OF the
Fleetsf Young Mems Christian Union, Brooklyn, viii
be held at liz rooms toDgDt, tle programme com pris-
ing vocal and IDsuumenai music recjtationa nd
dresses. Dc.
The annual election of officers Of Typo
graphical Union No. held on Tuesday. af No. 40
Williamet., and resulted as follows; DnItOns ma
Jorty White for President, 2G4 OKeefes majority
over hhumway. for Yice-PTsideni. ED Wasrs ma.
lonty over Harmon and IdSlcr. Ior hocrci-iry. II !;
rayps's Bla1s7iy ever Fbip f0t TT. ssTeT Io7 Bur
t"Hs ~ iojty we f"i,', 81 B.Hd ifGsiee, ~ A.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
srR,xR AMONG THE sToKERs IN THE LONDON
Gas woRKs-MARINE DISASTER.

.rp,xp 1sfoYG THE sTOKERS IN THE LONDON
GAS woRKs-MARINE DISASTER.
LONDON Wednesday, Dec. 4, is71.
pYyo hundred of the stobers employed by
a.. Iondon gas companies, who are now ON q strike
have been summoned to appear before police court
nrder tho masters and Servants Act" Inc SUM
onses OF several of the strikers charge them with con-
.oraey The companies show disposition TO coDeede
70 the demands the stokers and the latter announce
that they are determined not to resume work unt e'
sompanons whose discharge gave rise to the strRe' ao
taken back Meanwhile the absence OF gas Is seNeiop
felt throughout London. Last night inc ely was Il,
state of martial darkness and several OF the thea'eis
were compelled to omit their performances 1nere ar
no lights whatever in the underground railways tne
prce of candles has advanced. Two Thousand oi 'he
strisine stokers assembled, to-day, in Traialgsque
and after listening TO addresses nom seFeta Vi '"'
leaders formed In marching order and paradeu through
several streets OF the city Large portions OF the CITY
are m darkness tonight, the gas having Deen eAuh
su,shed in many sections The Inhabitants are flled
with conservation and dread and the irritation against
the striking stokers is very great
The weather to-day throughout Englands fair. Inc
sieamshp Cresswen from Falmouth for Cork, was ost
during the voyage and q OF the passengers ana ere"
persisted.
steamship Damaan and the loss OF IS OF the persons OH
board was untrue. The Dalmatian had reached Liver
pool in safety.
Mr Robert Bowles was brought before the LORD Mayor
at the Mansion House to-day and again remanded Tor
further examination.
The Crystal Palace viii be lighted by gas manu-
faetured from petroleum.
The number OF emigrants who left Liverpool uurlnH
Eovembr exceeded that Of the previous month by 1000
A dispatch from Madrid says royal decree fixes the
emission OF a new loan to the amount OF 2SoOOOoOo
pesestas for the 18th instant
The announcement was made in this city to-day that
the subscription books for Spanish loan OF 4oo'00o
vii be opened in the LONDON market on the l2th.
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.

PRoBABLE COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE OF
THIRTY-THE LEFT INSIST UPON THE DlssO-
LUTON OF TIE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Wednesday, Dec = 1872
1t is expected that the Committee of Thirty
20 be elected by the Assembly tomorrow and whose
duty il vii be to draw NJ law regulating pubic pow
ers and prescribing the conditions OF minister's" re-
sponsibfity will consist Of sixteen MonarchisSs ana
fourteen Republicans.
The party OF the Right has rejected proposition foi
even partial renewal OF the Assembly by appeal to the
people.
meeting Of the party Of the Left was held to-day, at
which. after powerful speech by NJ Gambetta IN ad
vocacy Of the dissolution Of the Assembly measures u
that effect were absolutely insisted upon.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
SPAIN.

CARLIsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEIRS
CONGRATULATEs TIE KING.
PARIS, Wednesday, Dec 4, 1872.
A dlsratch from Bayonne, in the Depart
nent Of sses Iyrenee says Carsts entered Spain
from France yesterday.
President Thiers has sent dispatch 10 King Amadeus
OF Spain oouyratulating him upon his convalescence
There is nuch excitement In Malaga over appre-
hensions OF Carist demonstration In that city Many
families leaving and troops are being qurtered III
the Cus'om-house and cathedral.