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Later.


From our Evening Edition OF yesterday.


Kali for CLAY.


FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.


VINO STATE CEyTRAL CON- Room.


Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 3 1874.
H. Greeley-Dear Sir: Our Election has
closed, and the People have passed a verdict up
on the 10000 lies perpetrated by the Locos upon
the fair fame OF Mr.. Clay. So far as heard from
every County gives an increase. We have no
doubt of 5000 majority at least,
The following is the vote as far ns heard from.
We shall start an express at IL O'Clock this even
ing to overtake the stage at Cumberland, as we
are determined you shall have the biggest half of
the State before your Election.


Yours in haste, w.
.S.-We leave several Cos open for him to
fill up as he passes along the road.


BALTIMORE. Nov. H. 1874.
We have just received the following glorious
returns from Ohio, by the way of The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. She has come out of the
contest covered with glory-and, unlike Penn
sylvanis, she has cast her electoral vote for the
noble Harry Clay. The Wing gain over the last
election in I6 counties is over 1s00-it is
1853.