The New York Herald dated November 6, 1872

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i rae Paox—Third column. Ga Third ol ANTED Spoons Faane First and second ie ESTATE FOR SALE—Szoonp Pace— “OPPURTUNITIES—...

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NEW YOKK HERALD, WHPNESDAY, at Neue 6, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET, cs . 2 mek ns STE OE SAL. ae eee ENTS: ECOND FLOOR, CONTAINING | &]

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trous Rout of the Liberals. RANT RE-ELECTED IGHT FOR HORACE. ix Chosen Governor by 35,000 Majority. iavemeyer Probably Our

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CHNTING THE DI and in the Streets of the City Yesterday.+ OY 2 SEER The Ubiquitous United States Mar- shals Making Arrests.

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, — sara een G sain Satna ata ese elected, (Cheers) Their “Never give up the ship.” Present in the interest and for the ot

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& CANTING THE DIE ee rd Pen Pictures of the Scenes at the Polls and in the Streets of the City Yesterday. « The Ubiquitous

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on the their Let them work, for a cause @f which they might be proud, and te would be safe ee to the democrats of Tammany...

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6 NEW YORK HERAL BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. Aci business or news letters and telegraphic...

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‘. BATTLE WN aaa | Dist, Dist, Assem- Elec- tion | al 83) 197) 2,789! 1,484! “THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN BROOKLYN. The...

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, WAU. STREET, } TuEspAy, Nov. 5, 1872. ‘The street has been as deserted as on a Sunday, ‘ewing to

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| | “ and has three courage marks upon each cheek— | AGROSS THE DESERT. A Herald Correspondent’s Trip from the White Nile to

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es ENGLAND. Press Opinion of the Results of the American Presidential Election. ‘Liberal Legislative Triumph at Tiverton—Roe-

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SPANISH ANTILLES. Muiterings of. Mutiny in Porto Rico. ‘Indignation of the Havana Merchants Against the Increased...

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2B SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Chambermaids, &. BROADWAY, SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG American girt as chambermaid and waitress;...