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AFFAIRS AT THE EAsr.-We are indebted to Mr..
Tucker, the gentlemanly conductor of the Long
Island Railroad, and to Adams & Co., for Boston
papers OF yesterday.


Another effort was made in Boston on Monday
to elect Mayor. 1t again proved unsuccessful -
The whis vote was 3,7ls the democratic 2,O66 !;
the natives .993. Unless an arrangement is made
between two of the parties Mayor will never be
elected in that city.


Snow fell to the depth Of eight inches in Boston
on Sunday.


A man, named Tanning, was killed yesterday on
the Norwich and Worcester railroad. To save a
short walk he jumped from the cars while they
were going at the rate Of twenty-five miles an
hour this caused his death