The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1851, Page 1

ered HE NEW YORK HERALD. | WHOLE NO. 6957. MORNING EDITION----WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. rot tg F a een eee OeaRT FETA TRE DO 007 o'clock. Biter w ees Shean ananits Trace Ls Mr. apd Mr, gunelude with AN APPEAL TO THe PUBLL Rosemary, Mr Les Nee THEATRE, CHATH4M STREET —DOO! at 6. urtain risesat7 o'clock. Dress Gigste ans pf PSB eente F Pit, te ponies Dretisatta Tika oy com- Bos Tiekese, Ir. Clarke: ‘Alexins, Mrs, Niobe th THE 2X Le OF siBeala h ‘Aftgr which, the Mr, AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. T. BARNUM, Joh od, Je, Aasiat: under 10 years xtra. Tromendous éue novel French drama. Wednesday, No- ernoon, st Soclock aad this Bvening, nae RIOUS ances, 25 quette, 12 8 3 ‘brated and startlin, cee This 4 PH Wie Stranger, Mis eline, Alderman. dee simile, the Happy Fami ‘tho other curio #, to be toon as con Cie, OPERs NOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO 472 Bs above Grand street. I further notice. ‘Bhan of with favor byt igh respectable aud f+ Fickets 5 con's. Doors orem at Ms. <nd wilh commence at Phe eek, Ths pattons of Christy's Minstrels are respeok- : iilly informed thas the Saturday afvernoon concerts are ais. on! on EVERY NIGHT-FELLUWS MINSTRELS, aT Fellows’ Musioal Gali, 444 Bi tre: tly colobented ai nae performers, under Fry ee rhe congezis ik this y pact mm reoel ve rreatost avery tho slite Rnd fashion frow all paris of tho Unioas tho most mpssious and best mission 25 cents. Doors ingnsd o'clock Fs ailewe > Ms cal Laid td of Wendesday ai “4 of families, er CARD.—BOWERY THEATRE —THE BENEFIT OF AL TP, Waldron, Treasurer, will take place on Wednes- ‘ov. 11, on whieh occasion will be acted Dogs QF MOUNT ST. BERNARD EV ted ‘dong oy Mie fhagwell. The syle 4 OHN—Unele John, Mr. SGeisiths. A by! Miss Hiert and Mr. Hamilton. A Knickerbocker Ser- mon by Mr. To lude with JaCK ROBINSON AND His ‘woN KEY—Mushapug, Master E. Cony. ASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE. THIS al pichure, by Leutae, is now exhibiting, on Me it po phey Saien ‘Admission, blip schigeene tay tks Gen tickets, 50 cents. Open frem 8 A. La ag Sg Pome ep NTS. —THE LARGEST rid, three times Jarger than cer Hamilton and a his wii nabuny Raueatrion Tacti- for the instruc. dion of Indios io PM Yor deatiomen, from feutlemen; from 5 Me to's. Exercise riding for ladies and B. Hani okb, Proprietor. P.M. to Ui every evening. ~_H. Waurny, Equestrian Manager. noes bs AT UNION PICTUR! “His EXHIBI- Broadway, will posivively closeon Saturday moxt, ‘ouh ty A CRIZZLY BEAR, FROM CALIFORNIA. | (PER: 8, & forming a le to attend e by Lotter, usica L FUND WALL, PHILADELPHIA—IM- nee von sh and enthusiastic a) eRe, ins Lossor Badereon, the Groat Wisard of the poh has to re 4, teful remem bran. mort brilliant . SHIPPING. orice EAMSHIP BALTIC. FROM LIVERPOOL, is ai ehares under ral ordei the Wodnes- day, Ni 12 foot of al etre: yo08 will please vend ae Dormive on board, and stiond to the reocipt i their goods inamediete! = * EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO. Fe LIYERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM. oitip, BALTIC “Captain Josaph J; Comstock. Sively « on on Baturiny, 2 224 of Nover Ber berth at foot of Canal st: } 0 x. fre Lions fore! EDWant COLL PR ‘& CO., 54 Wall street. ‘The steamship Atiantic will sccceed ‘she Baltic, and sail ‘Wecerader 6th. PoE SOUTHAMPTON "AND ant —THE ITED jive will be received afvor Stiured day. gen d their svat op board on Frid aay, Spy to, MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, OR RICHMON ant bur 1 at 30 Me y, from pice 12, N. For freight or pawase: a De Ik THORNTON, 94 Poatt eteoot. Books of passegs: ’rith plans of slate tooms, ate new open. OR BMA arwas.—t iy ¥ U. Ss. matt, _ SERAMGEIP Mirers me iT pas vor. For freight o TOHILL, tid Front street. ai yardsy, 22d Novombet te SAMI. ‘apt. Lyoa, REW ORLEANS, VIA K T.—TO SAXL ON P.M. Then 13, a T ‘elook, rin ‘RO! 2 Lawless, comman- Ry ney DIRECT.—THE NEW AND . a pars S ee ay pedi (oat with Fich in vo perior sooom- modatio inforte whi on ehe vets her passengers, fare considerations which sould not be overlooked by sax where a! por aay. La yey 2, to is ved steeet, ith INO a8 epeed pier at the foot of With the goverstaeat, ssatla, digees for necting ‘with one of the Com ‘fo asil without any delay for of the paseencere aad mails at Pi a freight, apply at the office, No. 177 W street, Nor NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— Por New Orleans, via Havens. Change of sail Sag. steamship GBORGIA, oye mander, will sail i Ps on Mon ao ireiest te. i “or Rownirs, MAA is ‘arten. fier wpaceage, any 0 J) ESPATCH LINK FOR SAN FRAN CISC _ 2 o oleggnt N Kew York Relignse vel vails seat * pertior ANT oxtra- i for paeence, having Tovar: ¥% Ath wee 16 Broad atrest, or 4 Well street. A CHOICE STATE ROOM, WITH TWO BERTHS, ON board toamer F Frontlin, to sall for Havre Sth, (Setarday,) may be hadat a redu tion from ork cS By appiteation « W. a Wovrin, 64 Wall steee INSURANCES, * peANce pe {3 Folton treet, Broo nk tle plus) invested Wve to insure buildin ‘other personal. property, vesee as invoratle terme ko nny other Lt eaet seat [une axe c Grand street. rar igi aie DER onnnen Genera sin RoaDway THEATRE.—E. wat, “MARSHA eX aCe ste. a Ly tied 3 gomedy Rega a sare ustiget Homa giey iat tes ns couture Wa is oeige ute BLO" S.—MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON.—TICK- enue th Tpoatecks The Mora p corm ovary vey alah tering fhe week. Wedneaday, N f madara lise fant ie fanned, shay dati Bertin as Helene; Marsetti and Aatoine| ia i 8 nistic ters of tho Gnome ond © yas victories hawar ON ‘aE INDIAN COAS iT; RED GNO! AND THE WHITE WARRIOR (Antoi MEL (is woevettly ROUGHAM'’S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, “a ROOME street.—Doors open at 7; nat te su Dress Gee and Par utes, ets; Family Circle, 25 ota; Orches re Boa! vate Boxes, $5. Wotneetay evening, Nov. Foapces will Cm with the now comedy of 'Y MARK ET—Mr, Crippledrake, Mr. Brougham; bon Beaenboy Sw: aoe Mr. Leach; Squirm, Mr. Chip- pen Gro’ ynne; Mrs. appie ke, Mra. roughamy Julie ‘coipbladenke, Mrs. Skorrest, Po ‘bo fol- lowe d'by the operstic allet of LA BAY A DERE—Charactors ily. z oncluie with KOSSUTH'S Rowe Louis Deitch: eimer, Mr. core RA, PLACE.—MAX MARETZEK Lessee and Masai Secured aad geriptlon night, Atepbit Wi writen ‘Nov. 12, Bella i grand ‘Opura of Siqnora Stefanone ig Ci tignor G. Be ignor D. Collotti. iqnor Barattini x a 09) Mu. Rasta M. PSA PLER H4LL.—SAv UR) ‘Concert, and first appear ALPH , NOV. @ in America of ELL, ry he honor to in oe the public that he has made arrangements with Inax Maretzex, the Manager oft (he Italian te col A and the eminent ond favorite icin, MISA i AUSER, togethor with the grand Orchestra of the Jtalian Opera. Coxpvcror—MAX MARBT: Tobe had at, Wine fall & Son’s, 's Brousing’s musis ot ‘Pripter al sturday, from P A Atruntl al’ Meand fathe og. F (her particulars in future programmes, Doors open a7; pore formenco to commence at 8 o'clock. IRCUS—NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 37 eo mctaay —Brilliant cue the Lye p a and Holida, prominent talent 6 Sands & Co. B. brated leader, Mr J.C, Adams, will secompany tho ow Among the most prem it features of pany, are the superb porforman renowned Dancing Horse, May 1 i vises ted ‘aha 96 wirwilag Vouies, ‘Tom Spring and Desf Burke, tho Fairy inderella, the waltzing and sive athern mods ee Damon p ins, besi ers x Po rcoogs aymnastic artistes i in the worl of the proprietors be limited to thege el merely; but they will bring 0 of nd {niry Legends, bumorons in a CT crizinality a ns formance will be and Saturday ally, from 10 |. Boxes Polite and gen- nd @ full and effi- 3 P. M., where place: mquette, 28 cente ; Pit, 12% maniy vsbers will be in atten cient corps of officers to ensure or A TRACTIVE yn nd Fhe SALE, ATA GREAT crifice.—A moat interest! orams, reen 2 by in oa ow street, o rot Catherine ing Nov, ts at THE BALL SEASON. RAND COMPLI wl a oes ce oh EN To. Ma. Sarac atti Carino, 359 of a Several hosts, a beeh pectermers of Hew York. snces will ry p exoouted for the iret time. [PEER HALL —SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE Society, to. be held on wear ade tickets, ke "the nae bey jekets, $1; promenade tic foe the alle To be had at Hall & 39 “Byoatwa Mooers, Westerman Brothers Ey Bea John Sat- Mr. Wi » 213 Fulton re or di nm i ¥ fn thie elty eon the seen a forming, with dea was & Sister & school for private dancing, in the true Pari nd according to the admired system which he full Aion ia for ten years amongst as in the great tropolis “of Monday, the ay. ith Brosdway, and. will cont Thursday ef each w and f. ENRY WELLS velli's Acad Institute, 680 nl barticulaily adapted fot tm deportm rimplest yery shor! and ovenipg. A riy daily, at 8 Phy A DANCING ome, street.—This establieh: Classes on Wi yh; el other ‘elssses Wodnesdnys and 8 oe conl-monthiy, For sacl; ope the mogern lances are i Von. For particulars, FRRRERO'S Dancing ACADEMY, | Fourteenth street, between the Madame Dubroul Ferrero, and h spectfully give notice that Vaneing take place, for yous; Wednesd Saturday, or v ieee stolock, “Evening clase for kemsio- and Thursday. Private clasess and schools Boireos given, ne usual, TBLO’S BALL AND CONCERT ROOM.—THE PRO- jeter rospectinily informs the public thas his magni- foont Ball Room has been put in completo order for the on- Dees | important alterations ‘deen made for the Lawes a) = convent: w reception saloon, parlors, and drensing ye Necessary CONVenien ‘nies iy serviooe of Mee Vesey, the i over for dinner and sap arties, has been secured. ide Vii provided with the best Prono cooks, goed wud ak Fo. Ot WEST av + vontive waiters; and he of the very bi Mflorde will be ee ot 1 ee Ci po sevece satisfac rie rat ra +" ley abea an aon treated with We office on Ci corny 8 throot. ASTROLOGY, &. AMepcor.-) DR. O. W. CK, FROM bby lately Philadelphia, hig services to the cit. ft New ork. le gatieuor to fort pee 1 ~- and read in full, wocordl ct the oracles jen, $i; panth 10. Naw &, contlemen, ort vive immediate Retention For beat ai prpere. Aetrologicnl Almanacs cam bo ‘procured av the ea HE EVIDENCE, OF J AMES RO} RTS, NO. 22 }, between Be: cen ‘memubinct ton sity —"This eto te ee 1s i Rovack tiduated wef was to cali om. bien know more particulars can cell Fidier wirees, Uetmeen Secon anak led at ‘beliet Or of February, 1850, HITR, Alderman. K, BAe a white sersst, wilt be prapatd, miaee For mote oatoat Alana arabs, whore corti: 1351.—GRAND | | sent to Spain as prisoners b; IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON, were The Reported Negotiations Relative to the Cuba Prisoners, RUMORED CHANGELIN THE CABINET, &o., &o, ko. Our Mall Correspondence. Wasnivoron, Nov. 10, 1851. The Difficulties with Spain—Rejection of the Spanish Pro- position, $c. T learn, from a reliable source, that the Spanish Minie- ter has been instructed by his government to propose to the government of the United States, that the Spanish Consul fermerly at New Orleans, shall be invited by our government to return to New Orleans, in a United States war veerel; that the Spanish flag shall be hoisted over him on said vessel, and be saluted at New Orleans; that the aforesaid Spanish Consul and the Spanish residents at New Orleans shall be amply indemnified for the in- juries tbey received in their property by the New Orleans populace, at the time the news arrived at that city of the shooting of Colonel Crittenden and bis comrades by “the order of the Captain Genaral of Cuba; and that, if these demands are not complied with the Minister Calderon de la Barca, is instrueted to ask for his pars wep and return home to Spain. I learn, further, that ir. Secretary Webster has declined acceding to these demande, and that the Spanish Minister is laboring under great distress of mind on the subject. Our government has in its possession the proof that crittenden and his associates never had « trial. and, iso, that some of their bodies were mutilated after death ‘Nothing, of course, bas been done in the negotiations between the Spanish Minister and our Secretary of State, relative to the release of the American citizens who were the Captain-General of Cuba. That part of the ne; tion is looked upon by the Spanish government as a secondary consideration. One thing is certain—our government decides that Spain asks too much. Her Sade bane taen rejected by Mr. Webster, What step will next be taken remains to be ascertained. It will probably be the demand of the Sparish Minister for his passports, and his return to Spain. Nous verrons. Wastixcron, Nov. 10, 1851. The Demands of Spain. Extraordinary rumors are afloat respecting Cuba nego- tiations, That Spain has demanded # national ship to bring her Consul back to New Orleans is something more than mere conjecture. Nothing positive is known, ex- cept that Mr. Webster is negotiating for the American prisoners, while Senor Calderon de la Barca is insisting upon some eatisfactory apology for the scenes at New Or- leans and Key West. The cabinet, we learn, disavow those proceedings—they regret them, and propo.e to in- demnify all losses of Spanish citizens, but Reattere to go further, although the Intelligencer has been preparing the public mind for an ample apo! ‘The near approach of Congress, and sppeehensicoa ‘@ warlike attitude by the democratic majority, hold the administration back. ‘The worst has yet to come, Our Spectal Telegraphic Correspondence, Wastuxctox, November 11, 1851. ‘There is no truth in the belligerent rumors which have been started from this city, asto a hestile attitude having been arsumed by the Spanish Minister, and # threat that if his demands were not complied with he would ask for bis passports. It is understood he has demanded that the Spanish Consul at New Orleans should be publicly re- instated in bis office, and his flag saluted; and further. that the government should make goo4 any losses which he bas sustuined. In addition to this, it is demanded that the losses sustained by the Spanish residents in New Orleans, from the violence of the mob, should also bo made gocd. The demand, as far as the Consul is concerned, will doubtless be complied with. It is mothing more than justice. But the second part of the demand, for losses suataived by Spanish residents, will unquestionably be refused. All that our treaty stipu’ations require is, that Bpanish citizens residing here shall have the same protec- tion and legal redress as our own citizens; and no one needs be told that whatever measure of damages they may have incurred from the violence of a New Orleans mob, must be recovered from the municipal or State au thorities by regular process of law, precisely as our own citizens would seek their remedy. ‘There is not the slightest doubt but what the Spanish government will accept the preposition which is offered them, as Don Calderon de la Barca has too much good sense to insist upon a messure of redress which neither our treaty stipulation or the honor of the country calls for. As to the statement that the government is {nm posses- sion of information that Col. Crittendem had jno trial, it is unfounded. On the contrary, there is satisfactory evidence that he was tried by a military court, andergo- ing the same forms which are extended to Spanish mili- tary prisoners. Stocks may remain quiet, so far as the probability of a war with Spain is concerned. FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT. Wasnixatox, November 11—P.M. ‘There is nothing definite respecting Cuba. This busi- ness will be laid before Congress in the President's Mos- rage, as far as circumstances may require Mr. Webeter will soon go out of the cabinet. Attorney General Crittenden will take his place, and Hon, Rufus Choate, of Borton, will fill the post of the latter, ‘The Republic of this morning denice the statement of the tranefer of the first and second Assistant Postmaster Generals, and says the transfer is only so far as relates to the duties of the ¢ contract and appointment offices. ‘Theatrical and Mustea Bowery Tuxatne.—This evening is set apart for the benefit of Mr. 1. P. Waldron, the gentlemanty treasurer of this establishment. ‘The performances whicn have been provided for the oeeasion, are of a bighly attractive oh ez, comsicting of threc sterling dramas The Dog of Mount St, Wernard;” and The Bledge Driver,” “qhe Mutincers;"* in which will appear Messrs. Bddy, Cony, Twylor, Tilton, Mrs, Jordan sud Mrs. Grattan Wit cach g at attraction. the beneficiary must have, what he justly morite,a bumper, Broanway Treatee.—Mr. Collins, the distinguished Irish come: ni! voealist, is announced to eat to- night, at thi vorite Thespian temple, in two celebrated chi jara, in the comedy of t and Morgan Rattler. in the farce of The very favorite comedictta. entitled. “Naval Engagements.” will be the terminating feature. Mr. Collins has been drawing very large nsecmbleges #0 far,and the greatest yea and delight were evinced by them, throughout his formances. Rs 10’ Cannes —The wonderful Revel Family will this ing, in three of their best pieces :—The oust myth nl ballet of “ Diana;” the new nautical pantomime entitied the “Wreck on the Indian Ooast,’ and the successful pantomitne of the “ Red Gnome ai a White Warrior.’ This favorite establishment is almos filled to overflowing nightly. to witmess the surprisis performances of the Ravels, and from the attractiver of to-night’s bill, @ densely crowded bouse may be an ticipated. Benton's Tieatar.—Burton has selected a fine bill of entertainments for this evening, commencing with the it comedy of “London Assurance,” in which the following brilliant array of talent will appear:—Mr. Pla cide as Harcourt, Mr. Blake as Harkaway, Mr. Lester a8 Dazzle, Mr. Burton as Meddle, Mr. Dunn as Dolly, Mr. Bland as ‘Charles, Miss Wallack as 1 Gay Spanker, Mies Weston as Grace Harkaway, and Miss Hill as Pert. This is an attractive entertainment. Natiowas Turarne.—The grand operatic spectacle, en- titled the “ Exile of Siberia,” will be the commencing feature at this a yalar pee of amusement to-night, in which Mr. J. ott. N. B. Clarke, Miss Hathaway, and Mrs, Nichols vill — the leading characters, This ‘will be ae by the beautiful drama of the “ Cattle Steal * introducing Mr. Blanchard s# Dugal Maraeil; and the’ ‘whole will terminate with the comic ballet pan: tomime of “Teo Many Cooks Spoil the Broth,” cheek: lently cast, Brovenam’s Lyorve.--The celebrated Bisters Rousset bes rar again this in the beautiful ballet “La Bayadere ” dancing is as fascinat- roll ie Performance as we have ever witnessed: and, in- deed, her sisters are likewise excellent in their several pas. The new comedy called the <M arket,” it, an rot peou- ‘« Kum,” will also be aga with onste. Baneum’s Museum —The very attractive French dra- ma, just produced bere, has taken the frequenters of the Museum quite by storm. The “Mysterious Stra full of life, spirit, and pictures of reality, and its the approbation which was bestowed upon it last rane # crowded assem! . Misa Mestayer, Mr. Clarke, Hagaway, and Mr. Henkins bave parte in it, which are well calewlated to ae their undoubted abilities. It will be performed this afternoon and evening. Cymrery's Miser ‘This unrivalled band of performers give an excellent entertainment to-night. Friiows’ Mixerneie give an afternoon and eveni er to-day, The new burlerque opera aipeaee Awa AtOn.—The lecture given by Mr. Colton, vening, at Tripler Hall. was very su we teensy lecture for the benefit of the eee gimsaties ee Desartmes', THE RECENT ELECTIONS. NEW YORK. ‘The few official returns we have recelved, are, in the aggregate, favorable to the election of Patterson, whig, for Comptroller; but no decisive opinion can be formed from the first reported majorities, as they vary much from the official canvass. McAlpine and Storms run best on the democratic ticket. A day or two will probably settle the question of the majority in the Canal Board, by official returns. ‘The latest intelligence, by telegraph and the malls, intel a elects EI W. Mogert’ dem’ {2 the rh, and Theo dore H. Benedic' whig, rin the Seventh Senate date leaving the Seventeenth, or Delaware district, alone doubt. If these returns prove correct, the ‘enti elect fourteen, and the whi bende y wa members of the Sevate, nearing ‘only one to of Tuesday. ‘The Assembly still stands a tie—64 democrats to 64 whigs; but three or four districts put down to the for- mer are yet somewhat in doubt, no actual returns having been received from them. TELEGRAPHIC AND OTHERWISE. QUEENS COUNTY. Whigs. Secret State Comptroller Prison Inspector. Senator given to Daniel Ullmann, above, were cast for D. Ullmann, Jr. For the Assembly, Sylvanus 8 Smith, (democrat,) beats J. M. White, (whig.) 503 ‘votes, The democratic candidate for Clerk has the same majority. Tho demo cratic candidate for Treasurer has 500 majority. Super- intendent of the Poor and Bession Justice, each, 385 ma- jority, ONONDAGA COUNTY—OFPICIAL. Whig. Democrat. Comptroller.. Seoretary of State Attorney General. Treasurer . Engineer. Seymour ..5,769 Canel Commissioner. . Fitzhugh. 4,986 State Prison Insp. Wells 5,760 of & HL vo whigs and’ two democrats have boon eiscted to the Assembly. SCHNECTADY COUNTY—OFFICIAL. Comptroller... . ..Patterson. Becretary of State... Forsyth. Attorney General... .Ulimai Engineer. Canal Commissioner. Fitrsbugh. . . a State Prison Insp... Wé State Senator, Assembly... OSWEGO COUNTY—OFFICIAL. Comptrolier.........Patterson..4494 Wi Be retary of State,.Forryt.h... Ulman gineer, ‘ym al Commissioner, Fitsbogi V4.836 Inspector is 636 Senator. Secretary of State “Forryth a Canal Commissioner. Fitzhugh Patterson Tnep’ rr State Prisons. — State Treasurer. Benator....-.. Soneiiice 222.816 Assembly...........Btraut.......687 Appeals Judge.,.... Foot ........672 Supreme Judg Lockwood .. 691 Sersions Justice, Harard . 616 County Judge. Quackenbos. 439 County Treneurer. .. Fitch .......656 Superintend’t Poor. Springsteen .618 *Unofficial, FRANKLIN COUNTS DEMOCRATIC MAJORI Comptroller, Wright. Engineer, McAlpine See'y State, Randall. ..202 Senator, H.B.8mith. Att'y Gen'l, Chatfield... Assembly, Lawrence Bt Johnson Justice 4th District y ton St. Pris, Ins, Storms TOMPKINS COU: DEMOCRATIC MAIO! Comptroller, Wright... 62 Engineer, “MeAlpine. one @ Sec, of State, Randail.. 65 Canal Com’er, Wheaton. 62 Atior. Gen. Chatfield .. 62 Btate Pr, Insp. Storms. 60 ‘Trearurer, Weleh,..... 46 Williams, the whiz candidate for Senator, ha 8. a Ae ag and one demcratic Assemblyman have been elect ¥. HEREIMER COUNTY—OFPICIAL. DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES Appeals, Johuson., , 1,337 Att. General, Ceeteld- 8 Sec. of State, Randall. 1,120 Engineer, MeAlpit Ly Comptroller, Wright,.1,103. Com’r,, Wheaton. To Treneurer, Welch,» 1.107 St. PB, Tnep’r., Storms, 1,160 Mr. Platt, dem, for Aenator, 1,291; Mr, Snow, dem., Benator, 1,106, ALBANY COUNTY. DYsoCRATIC MASORITH wine Sec. of State. Randall .. 27 Engineer, Canal Com. Wheaton Treasurer, Welch . AttorneyGen., Chai State Pris. Insp, Storms. 80 GENESEE COUNTY. wet JORITIES. Compt'r, Patterson...1.255 Engineer, Seymour... Sec. of State,Forsyth. 1,764 Canal Com. Fitzhugh. 1 Treasurer, Cook.....-.1266 State P. Inep.. Wella.1.252 Attor. Gen. Uliman..1,262 Judge of App., Foote. .1,264 CAYUGA COUNTY—OPFICIAL WHIG MAJORITIES. MasoniTiEs. 22 Seymour 95 Comptroller, Patterson ar | 29 Judge of Appeals, Foote. Comptroller, Patterson... 5635 ny aging . $55 St. Pris. T Wells ro Judge A pp'ls, Foote Supm. Court, Blatehd.201 Cabal Cosh Pesbugh.. “G6 Senator, DeneBiscss c+s.148 SARATOGA COUNTY. WIG MAJORITIES. Judge of Appests, Foote.110 ‘Treasurer, Cook........674 Comptrolie. Patterson. 406 Attorney Gen , Ullman. 40} feo, of State, Forayth...082 Engineer, Seymour... .998 State Pris Inepec. Wells 404 Canal Com, Fizhugh...807 ‘WAYNE COUNTY. While MAJORITIES Comaptrclier, Patterson. 462 Engineer, Seymour, Attorney Gen, Uilman..438 Benator, Hench, « r See. of State, For "420 Assembly, Dutton,..... Canal Com., For 432 Sage of Ap |. Foote. 208 Btate Pris, Tnepec elie 427 Sup Court, Blatchford, 229 Treasurer, COOK... +++ ORLRANS COUNTY. WHIG MAJORITING, Comptroller, Patteteon. .667 Sate Pits, Tosp., Wells. ‘Treasurer, Cook. . iia Sodae Attorney Gen., Uliman. wry Engineer, Seymour Supreme J Canal Com., Fitzhugh. LIVINGSTON COUNTY. WHIG MAJORITIFS, Bee. of State, Forayth.1,908 Engineer, he vey B81 Comptroller, Patterson. 1,300 fg itahagh 1 ‘Treasurer, Oook.,.,...1,330 nep Prisons, + Att'y General, Ullman. 836 4 Judge, Blatchford. 1,053 FULTON AND HAMILTON COUNTIES. WHIG MAJORITIES. genera, Patterson...41 Engineer, Seymour. 21 Canal Commer Fitzh' REE ‘ee, of State, Fi th. fneuren jock. ua Att'y General, U 2 RENSSELLAER COUNTY—OFFICIAL. Comptroller, Pattersor 7 + oo 08 Sec, of State, Doceyt 208 Trison ,Wells.584 ‘Treasurer, 213 Canal Comm, ahah 228 Att'y General, "ihe, 144 Judge of Appeals, F 09 RX. a Senator and three wi Assemblymen are elec ERIE COUNTY. Burra, Nov. 11, 1851 ‘The Board of Supervisors have adjourned the canvass of the votes of this county, until to-morrow, as all the returns are not in. ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY. Ab express meesonger from Canton, telegraphs at Bur- lington, “Bt. Lawrence county, 836 on State”—sup- poeed to be Wright's majority. ONTARIO COUNTY. The returns of one election district are wanting to make the canvas complete, but the average vote, as far an known, is stated at 713 for the whig Btate ticket. ‘The supervisors of this and Monroe county are yet im ression, and will not finish the canvas, to-night. Frome Pertial examination of the returns from Monroe, it is safe to catimate thie whig State ticket majority at 1000 MASSACHUSETTS. ‘The vote polled at the annual Btate election, on Mon. ay, was the largest, by more than 8,000, ever put into the ballot boxes in Massachusetts. Returns are received from the entire Btate, except the three emall tewns of Hull, Dighton, and Holland, which will not make one hundred votes difference in the result. The election was for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and members of the Legislature. The sense of the people was also taken upon calling ® convention to revise or alter the constitution. Three State tickets were in the field, namely :— Governor—@.8. Boutwell, RO. Wiskscop, JG. satel. ie Gov. —H.W.Cushman, G. Grinnell, A. Wi For Senators, the democrats esc oad Ma ose a in Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk, Essex, Hampshire, Hamp- den, Franklin, Barnstable, Nantucket, and Dukes. In Worcester, Berkshire, Hampden, Bristol, and Plymouth, the democrats and free soilers run State reform tickets together; while in Norfolk, Middlesex, and Essex, State reform or coalition tickets were also run by a portion of the democrate. ‘The following is the ycte for Governor, compared with last year i 318 Towns. 86 Brigg! 27,619 Mo} aeat Winhop. . 7,681 ae jut Pl +++ 6,653 VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. WHIG GAINS AND LOSSES FROM LAST YEAR—COUNTY MAJO= RITIES THIS YEAR. Whi; it Lone, Majorities were . Counties. Gains, Berkshire = 49 = 12 165 pang = a4 =- 82 814 ~ - 7 _ 450 _ 281 = 2.238 292 —_ —_ 498 - 578 2.480 as - 308 pa 787 _ 664 _ 096 208 = 485 pos — 87 4 a EF — 76 pi pis 130 - 1,048 72 = - 6.397 104 2,202 3.900 11,590 Net whig loss, 1,128. Mejority against whigs, 7,681. VOTE OF THE CITIES. Newburyport. Balen. The total Governor vote is 137,253—three thousand more than ever before. ‘The whigs throw near 05,000; the democrats, 45,000; and the free soilers 28,513 increasing, respectively, from the last year's vote, as follows: —Whir, 7,765; democratic, 7,929; free soil, 844. Net whig loss, 1, 128. Mr. Winthrop has a splendid plurality of 20,000 votes, but is in & minority of 7,681 in the whole vote. The whole vote in the State for Governor, in 1850, was 121.472; of which Briggs, whig, had 56.873; Boutwell, dem., 36,023; Phillips, free soil, 27,636; scattering, 935— Brigge in a minority of 7.516. The year before, 1849, the total vote was 109,013; of which 58.718 were whig, 30,730 dem., 24,364 free soil, and 201 scattering—majority of all against the whigs, 1677. The largest vote ever cast in the State was that of 1844, when Gov. Briggs had 69,570; George Bancroft, 64.714; all others, 9,938 —total, 184222, Previous to that the vote of 1540 was the largest, being 919, The Presidential vote of 1848 was, Taylor, 61,070; Cass, 05 281; Van Buren, 38,058, There being no choice of Presidential Electors by the people in 1548, a majority being required, they were chosen by the Legislature, and voted for Taylor. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. ‘The following is the aggregate vote of the several counties on the question of calling & convention to revise the constitution: — Counties Yeas. Nays. Berkshire... Hampden. 3768 Haw 3,637 Franklin, 2.334 Worcester... 7,637 Middlesex... 7484 : 5,093 7.639 5.218 3,187 / 1,607 3.495 Nantucket, . 298 Dukes, 225 incomplete om this question; but the few towns to be edded eanuot change the resuit. The convention is defeated by over 5,060 majority. The Legislature, SENATE. Last year, the whigs chose #ix Senators in Suffolk 00 , by about 5.600 majority; two in Hampshire by 500; two! in Harnetable by 200; and one in Nantucket by 130—tatal, 11 whig Senators, ‘The ecalitionists eleoted two in Hasex by SCO majority; ‘elx in Middlesex by 2000; five in Wor- cosler by 6,800; twoin Derkahire by 260; onein Franklin by 40 three in Norfolk by 200 to 600; two in Plymouth Vy 000! and one in Bristol by 100—total, 22 coalitioniste, ‘here was no cholee in Hampden (two); Easex (three); and in Bristol (two)—total, 7 vancancies, afterwards led by coalitionites, rave in one case, where none but as were eligible. ‘The opposition had 14 majority in the Ben ¢. ‘The Senators now elected are as follows:— Counties Whigs. Coalition. No choice, Barnetable. oom ~ = Berkshire - 1 Bristel doubtful. Dukes and Ni 1 - ~- Fasex - - 5 Franklin = 1 - Hampden .- - 2 Hampshire 2 - - Middlesex = 6 - Norfolk... - - 3 foffolk ,. 6 = - Plymouth _ 2 _ Worcester... - 6 - Total... it rT] rT Twenty is # mwujority of the Senate. Neither party has elected that number. The conlitionists can have bat eighteen, with Bristol. The ultimate character of | the Senate depends upon the House, which is to fill the vacancies MOUSE OF FRPRESENTATIVES. f Reprerentatives, last year, was whigs, 173; opposition, 221 (about equally divided be- tween | d free sollers); and 33 vacancies. Majo- To 1849 the whi inet the whigr, 48. Nitloal at Rook place In the 8 Town meetings were held yesterdey for a seeond trial), in choice of representatives, a majority of the votes the people being fequired te reunced Severs Swow Storm.—Thete was a storm, at Rellows Falls, Vt, on Monday. meee a ey Lod FJ Vi fangen Gerace Wile ed Thurada; | lieme Sanya ; id ouber 4th, as the day had 50 | to <nem. One con haps the most severe—that ever | meet him at the ‘NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. From uffalo. THE SYRACUSE RIOTERS—MURDER TRIAL—FATAL CASE OF STABBING—THE BURNING Of THE STEAMER BUCK EYE STATE—ANOTHER FIRB. Burro, Nov. 11, 1861: Judge Conkling opened the term to-day im the United Btates District Court, and was engaged in swearing the witnesses in the case of the late Syracuse riot. The Hon. J. Lawrence, the U. 8. District Attorney, is here to con- duct the examination. ‘The trial of eleven Irishmen for murder and riot on the railroad was commenced to day. ‘We learn by a despatch from Detroit that the steamer Southerner reports while abe was at Mackinaw « fatal affray took place on board the steamer Globe. An alter- cation arose between the second engineer and « passen- ger, during which the engineer was badly stabbed in the arg Mr. Robinson, the first engineer, then hy when the passenger stabbed him to the heart, kil- ae | 4 10 the steamer Buck Fie oe pbc fire last night. owing to the exertions of the it is thought does not exceed $12,000. She is age med mostly in the bull where the fire caught in the hold, but from what cause is not exactly known. The insuramee is divided amongst the following compantes:—Buffalo Mutual, North Western, New York Protection, Orleans, Franklin, and Utica. A large amount of property be- longing to the passengers and cousignees was also des troyes While tho Buck Eye State was burning, another fire broke out in a clothing store on Main street. which, with the stock, ¥as entirely consumed. Marins as. in the next building, also sustained considerable damage. The stcck of clothing was insured for $2000 in the Merchant's Mutual, and the building fora like sum in the Hartford Aitva: Hight hundred dollars worth of oil belonging to Wardwell & Sprague, was bura- ed in the eellars,on which the insurance expired thre» days i) is supposed to have been the work of aa incend! it the Silver Free Soil Movement Aga’ Grays. Unica, Nov. 11, 1851: The Hon: Joseph Benedict, member of the Assembly from this county last year, is out ia the Herald this mors- ing, with a strong article in favor of the whigs cutting off from the silver grays, and that if they donot do #0 he will leave the party. He goes in tor the resolutions pessed by the State Convention of 1849. Xc. He C4 that it ia time for a new party to be tormed againz: slavery, and that be will be ene of it. Committal for Murder. Provinence, Nov. 31, 1851 Alice McClusky, charged with the murder of her hua- band, was examined by the Court of Magistrates to-day. and committed to take her trial at the next session of the Superior Court Cotton Fac tary Burned, Srnixerie.p, Mase., Nov U1, 1361 The cotton factory of Messrs. Heard i. 7 meena ar sita- ated at Weet Medway, was destroyed See -genenteg afternoon. Loss $16,000, on which there fil juranee for $7,000. Snow on Lake Erlie—The Gale Abated. Dowxrax, Nov 11, 1851 Aconsiderable quantity of snow has in this viol- nity, during the past two days, "the wind, which for the last fortnight has kept lake jon for the most part closed, hasall but abated, ana ts are pow making regular trips. Three Lives Lost by the Caving in of a Bank. Rocuesren, Nov. 11, 186% Three iaborers were k illed at Spencerport, in thie county, to-dey, by the caving in of an ember kme the Rochester s an Lockport railroad. The Florida at Savannah, Savanna, Nov. 11, 1351 ‘The steamship Florida, Captain Lyon, from New York, arrived here this morning, im sisty-four hours, from wharf to wharf. The Southern Mall. Barrimone, Nov. 11, 1351 ‘The New Orleans mail, as late us duc, arrived to-night. posite atc fom Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Priavecenta, Nov LL, 1861. Escape of Witnesses in the Treason Cases and Si) Circumstances connected therewith==Consequent of the District Attorney—Names of Surymen—The Hom cide Case. On Bunday morning. three prisoners escaped from the debtor's apartment, in the Moyamensing prison. One of them was a white men, committed for some trivial mat- ter; the others were black, and were two of the most im portant witnesses in the Christiana treason cases. They souled the wall by the aid of the shutters to their wim dows, fastened tegether by strips of blankets. In the District Vourt. this morning, Mr Ashmead, the United States District Attorney, appeared, and the Court of the escape which taken place. stated that the witnerces had been in prisom about two months drewing « dollar and s juarter each, # dey; and that the government was now owing them about eighty dcliars apiece; ard he mentioned, also, the extraordinary fact, that no notice was given by the jailor to any offleer of the government, of the escape of these men, until twenty-one hours after it had taken place. In view of these facta, he considered it his duty To'move the Court thet the remaining witnesses be removed from the debtor's apartment to the — prison; which motion was granted by the Court, ‘an order was issued accordingly. One of fhe witnestes who esaaped, Josephus Wood, had a family and some property near Christians. The other was only about eighteen years of age. ‘There is much speculation as to the causes of theiz leaving. Some think that they would not have gone off while so much money was due them from the govern- ment, unless they had been hired to go; others think that, in their ignorance, they might have apprehended danger to themselves, and that the more love of liberty: war sufficient inducement for them to exon} I naw this morning, at the United Stutos Marshal's office, a complete list of the jurors whom he hae eum. moned for the trial cf the treason cares. There are one hundred and sixteon of them. The special venive lasued by the court commanded the mogshal to summon met less than one hundred and eight. Amongst the names are the following :— sgeph D. Brown, Samuel Breck, Caleb Cope, Lawrence Lewis, Ube: aescy, Predorick Fraley, Jarses James fi et (ex member Oe Ne Robert jerson (Major General in William Piatt, George W. Toland (ex-member ##), Thomas II, White. all of Philadelphia; Hien. Simon Eeroeron (ex U 8, Senater), Hon, Abrabam R. Moll- vaine (ex-member of Congress), Hon. Rdward Davies, of Lancasier county (ex-member of Congress), Judge Pal- mer, and Judge Hichards, of Berks ecunty. ‘The evidence before the coroner's jury in the case of Mathew Hinglers, shows that he was the aggrossor, firs araulied Liertman, who, in self defemee, indicted the fatal blow. Francls Brown. ap itiverant scissor grinder. was found drowned in the Delaware, this morning. lie bad bees missing for about two weeks Dr. J. M. Wallace, an eminent member of the ne feeulty. Gied, yerterday afternoon, from an attack of jBilaw mation on the lungs. Brooklyn City Int TUE CHIEF ENGINEER AND The City ef Chorehes is certeloiy a city of detord. The Chief Rngiveer te now piqued the Common Covneil, and will pot comdesoand to report uence has been that Engine No. 6, majority, Should every town clect what it is entitled | che only one in that large section of the city, the Bixth to chooee, this year, the House would mumber 438 | ‘ard, full of frame builings, hee romained ina useless members state for'some weeks, being «mashed up in the late col HOUR OF REPRESENTATIVES BY COUNTIFA. lision in Myrtle avenue petition on the subject was —— 1B 1S Sean es on Monday night, and Nome oS Whigs, Onperi- cle mies Mc No ioe epaire and Supplies directed to have the necessary Derkshire 10 a 12 1 | Fine ox Winnrastenens.—A fire broke out about clever “2 6 9 Fd 4 | o'clock last night, at No. 6 South Seventh stecet, which 3 8 a 8 2 | destroyed reven buildings. The ! 7 13 6 » 2 | about $15,000. It is supposed to hi 6 Ps 8 63 4 | an incendiary. 18 Fy 18 20 * ia a ie 8 6 Police intelli a a ‘ 2 = The Wall Street Forgery Cave-—On Friday of lant week, n 5 4 u 8 | amen named William Haynes, was arrested in the Bank ; 8 10 2 | of Ameriea, in Wall street, ba poe ¢ 5 t v7 = | forged check, for the eum of $1,600, ng "to be eS , be i 8 | drawn by Edward King, of Newport, Rhode Island. aw FS 1 =| ihe tacte in relation to this matter ate somewhat re- PEGs eS he 3 _= | marhabie, and yesterday. the man was identiged — aa “irs — lend of Mr. King, who viei ‘oliew Court for ‘Total... “108 199 190 2a 33 varpens. It scome that the man Hay had Fe Ty. | . F8:—The whole | some months past in the employ King. ot New. os afi = : <% n tative, ae pote ae by and 6 7 oe since he poh el jee people, a lenate ince im, and in ment large number f vacances (which are to e ied by Gsa'aruwn Coe Dea of Aiton i can ure.) ¢ House is now wi y 24 clear ma- Sine Haynes KF jetty, And we believe will remain to, though the second | page Nirtegh tee boot tae thie, and trial—there being as the result of the ‘s efforts, | man addressed him, asking him if he wanted ——. 190 unfilled vacancies—may possibly change’ condi- | Haynes repliedin the affirmative. The tion of parties, Haynes believed to be a ronenae ie ase One thing is placed beyond recall. is, the dofeat | into his employ, on sering. at Wer Yon ‘for = of the demagogue plan for a convent pull to pieces | believing he bad succeeded ee: the constitution. "Tin defeated 5,000 votes. tion, om arriving in Rew York? ent a ae in erceeha cede ia lion nrg aticipate 4 | Mty-four dollar cheek. |The gentleman took the cheek, igs univer: , , ae ri jsoner. MY atatve Whig victory. It Toe been one of the hardest | fy" ao oe, Tn coped some something from sted Haynes to ‘tor. He did so, her here the $1,000 check Was given to him by this cen who stated bad as a guarantee of his good Seton net while im his ser- . he should exact security of some kind. ripening a to be correct, deposited nd in his hands retained as a guaran efor beret ng says, was handed hi and obtain the The e928: me cn the ease more fully, ae 4 great deal Frrnigat he cae car uly ts eat deo prisoner, F368