New Orleans.
Correspondence OF the Herald
NRw ORLEANS, Nov. 4th. 1874.
me Eleef'on ~ Louisiama-Poik amd Dallas Ac-
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me Election IN Lo,sisiama-Poik amd Dollrs Ac-
DEAR BRNNxrT:-


Louisiana Is safe. After one of the mos ex
citing elections ] have ever witnessed here. the
result gives the wings but 4O7 majority in this citv
winch they expected to carry by at least l2oo
The utmost they can now get, including ,hs vore.
OF the "a district, will be about 1900.


The democrats will carry the State, il is now .d.
mltted by the wing leaders, by about 1900 majority
The first, third, and fourth districts. giving I.r..
democrauc msJ0rlties Victory now nrrchss. NO.
the banners OF Polk and Dallas in Lousisn. a. AZ.
kansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Geors,a' ind,.r.
illinois, Missouri, South Carolins, Tennessee' sn3
Virginia. leave You to add all the Other Stsfes
Gay will not now get nine States The Collector
OF this port, am told, voted the Clay ticket know
Ing lha ne stood no chance TO hold his office under
Polk and Dallas. oSe unue'
Iexas securities have advanced fiftv per ce.,
Inc coton market continues in yerv lsnoud
state, and has declined I on middIinr omsl;,;s.
since my last advices. Should the weather con-
tnue fns, II will enable the planter 10 send A. ,es.t
one third more to market than al this time Isss
year. LanLge n.g Quantities of new sugar now in mar.
ket, and dull OF sale. In consequence OF the eiec.
tion, very little business has been transacted here
as YET Next month, however, we expect better
umes' In haste, yours truly, re