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 Mr. Editor musical sound has been heard for soila days pds. commencing at early dawn and con tnuing near sun rise, resembling vast nnuber oi Hornets or Bumble7Bees in air above. The same sound appeared in Jdde 1889, for three weeks. Will some one please to o-account for it! A. Our correspondent is too hard for ns. Is he sure the sound has been heard for days past? may it not be the midnight shouts of the whgs over their an- tcipated victory, and its realization on Thursday' This conjecture we place some confidence in, be- cause if we recoect arght in 1889, they had vic- tory To say the least, the coincidence very strik- ing. During that ye r, too, we had the yellow fever, which is another marked concidence-fo distress and confusion known to follow almost invariably their success. Shipwreck was also frequent, and steam boat disasters abundant, which, following their me- thod of tracing every thing to the last administrations are fair deduction from their victory But conjec- ture is endless. We leave it to wiser heads.