The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1851, Page 1

6 ee el ml THE NEW YORK HERALD. © a ‘WHOLE NO. 6958. DOUBLE SHEET. SALES BY AUCTION. =, LEGANT HO! Mt, i. rower Seren a. bee hi tion richly carved eine eee . 190 Assortment of soiendialy ky ies have been selected by F- Rous. of Pasie, ot “his brother, ‘and are of the latest and most tasteful models. A. Roux respoctfully invites the public in general to ca ‘the articles bi Over $30, at 0 d F $500. ods ‘will vo-on exhibition oa Wednesday. ai caret 'y packed omthe premises. Catalogues mora- ing of agle. Jt VANDEWATER, AUCTIONBER:-—GREEN HOUSE sy, Hants and Dutch Flower Roots, at Auction THIS Day, ‘clock, at store 12 Wall Bt reet ums, in full woem, Orange id Ls trees, | rep ie Roses, ac ney Tae }, &C., BO, War | ORN z. VAN A of Pert T WER, AUCTION EE ys Fanos Goods, &o—J at 10 occloch, at the store of 5 Maiden Ianc, their entire stock o Perfumery, We, damaged sligutly by water fate fire. Terme cash. VAN ZANDT, AUCTIONEER. STORE, 13 ee BLreet. — L: dt will sell, thi < and superior made gray and pilot do. seimere and fancy vests + pher uotion, by of eutors of th Drivor, on 304] following ¢ 270 Greenwich street, between, Mure he balanoe, of bis immense nd fancy Dry apte ane ae which will be pu: tup iu lots to suit purchasers, ie i without reserve to close the concern. Sal) 0 ally Bh ain quanti is season, ani usual good, # ¢ otis city “ond found in this city. tioneer, 85 Nassau street, Algche “SALE—PAVILION HOTEL NRW RO- ebellé.—Samuel Phillips, Auctioncer.—By virtuo of » will sell, af auction the whole of the Ho o shell eae Nov. part of mal utlery, Beds Carpets, French ‘OTION NOTICE,—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.— + Bush.—Assignec’s sale, thag at 103g o'clock, he auction rooms, of « stock of Chai ay 4 Blanctortes okin * Classea, Grooari ot Liquors. By’ order o' i the Sheriff, MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1851. Phe undersigned rata ii ent ity, for th st ‘all information relative RARE CHANCE FOR A COMPETENT M TO let—The sore: ve Table and Oyster box, in eran re Saloon, un myhpayd theatre, both fi rere seguierts for carr; en the business: rontably. ply, beween the hours 0! i Zand 2, to + COR! cA AN sae BLEGANT oy) “COSTLY FITTED hes rz satoon, ts sea Gishenanhs readers (fone et re it one of the most rae and prodiable places for eliing Liquor and freshmente in the’ei rr Hows a Wa YLKCOM, 83 Bowie “ BALOON FOR SALE, bhp CITY OF set in & desirable location, doing a splendid will be sold for les than Ni The alleys are me " 3 . ie a pace dies. with 0 Sve years’ tbaeas with Tilege of renewal tor the same number of yours. Fetterer otherwise, at No-$0 Myrile avenuey —s blishment, rei street. Pegpely te to. 3 RINSHIM ER sis OR SALE— THE THREE-STORY STONE FRONT House, No. 23 West Fifteenth street, J is now, and built in the inost tutta with all the modern improve: arly new, can be purchased, i ‘Two-thirds of the purchase moi mortgage. For further particulars, inquire on the premi: FOR SALE A wear, POULTRY AND VEGETABLE stand, on the oo hee avenue and Thirteenth street Prive for fixiures, &e., $125. Poseoi aeciately, Reason for selling out, the pro fede 0 attend bo. Inquire betwoen given im or having ud 6 o'clocl GENTEEL APARTMENTS 70. LET, IN — yet of the city, consisting of tour g with Bath room, UPPER d sized rooms, ali family, $175. Also I private family, with no children; Apply to ter 2 P.M, OTEL J AND FARM FOR SALE, AT A FASHIONA- ble watering pluce.—Inquire Setmeen she hours of 11 2, & Price's Bookstore, No 121 Fulton street, hundred seres of Woodland, on the Connec- reed with two railroad routes passing through, ‘above. To, LET-A DouBLE COTTAGE HOUSR AND GAR- den, @ splendid view of the Hudson river, only ten C3 nutes walk from the Railroad Depot; an. unobjectio The yee Od at Sin Bing. en mate e partion ars, inquire al 0. Fourth treat, N . : T° LET TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. IN THE central partof the elty, and in a genteel neighborhood. The family occupying. now intend to leave the country, and would sell the furniture, suitable for « small genteel family. Inquire at No. 10 White street, T° SPACIOUS AND LIGHT FPICES, srr. for lawyers, and nilar mig 8 art 0 Ta Hotel. 7 peed are athe building is foralsned with cranuan Table convenience. Renta melerater aealy ie Ww Wann, 169 Broadway. © LET—FURNISUED ROOMS, | TO SIN tlemen, without board. Apply at 17 Howar: 0 LET —THE UNOCCURIED PREMISES IN TaE rear of the etic Telegraph Office, No. 203 Broad- itable for an express office vr agency. Keat mode: quire ae ‘above. T° LET—THE SECOND STORY or STORE No. 138 Fulton street, 105 feet in depth, and lighted on both Apply on the premises. SE—A HOUSE, SUITABLE FORA Is family or boarding house, The premises can be al toned. if desired, for a hotel or other purposes. Address W. Herald office T° LET OR LEASE—AN EXCELLENT BAR ROOM, 1 Restaurant adjoining, connected with a large pub- lie bor This is opportuaity, as there is no other fy E ouse, which is accommodating rem Ie 3 = ity ety." ovata 0 0 LET—A rae hyd FIRST FLOOR, racy, gentlemen and i wife, without children, or will iehed aw ‘two g-ntlemen, with ‘besa cation o conte aud pleasant. Apply “NOTICE- GRO dies. Broo: Gin, “ Horm Sentes; Baten, Ko. Seventeen Sel 7 a stceat, corner ot Greenwich. UCTION = BY ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, TO- morrow (Friday), Nov. Is, 1861, at I2o’clock, at the Exchanje, Wall street, ave fine and fall Build- my eon y Bi of cod grade t valuabl. locations ia oh ants Lote fo 1 {are each, of excolient tone and q0od reputation, axd which are attention: of thore in want ot goo struments, ae when sold ai of sale. are pi ry OTICE AN is ise day, Nov tee wend dy and tend elpe ore ome rt a K. COLLINS & CO. OR LIVERPOOL tg J Searye MAIL rage. hip, BALTIC, J Co ite a . ively ¢ . Saturday, pri of Ni her berth at foot of C: | etre t sf i, oo CB ne (or elogane me eBwa ‘The December! OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE —THE UNITED FOB iitte Mail Stonauhiy FRANKLIN, James 4, Wotton, Commander, will lenve for H Southampton, Go land the mails and passer Nor ih od after Thursday. Phinpere of 1 ‘specie om board on Friday. For freight or passage, Qpply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agents 5) Beoutway, OR RICHMOND, Yia NORFOLK D PETERS- bl wheel stema- Say. dey a 3 o'cloc = ni vo ‘or fi Sor paeen FOr eR OF PN THORNTON, 94 Pentl strvet, Books of paseage, with plans of state rooms, are now open. is 9 Uv. 5. mar STEAMSHIP diow, Will leave as shove, 3 o'elock, P.M , fro v0 ot pammage. apply’ te SAMI. oeheCh int Vi Front sieve. Fhe Plovian” apt. Lyon, ‘On Saturday, 224 November. Saad, will len: ier Ber 16, ab o’elos TON 4s Bonth street. ‘to goad & bill of Inding © the Mteamer, @ or on her return . ahe about the time that the U. 8. mail arrives ow gel MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—ONLY through line fgt San, Francisco, vis, Chsares dureok.— 0 Novenbor 2 at te TLLINOIS, 2, o) aenreay, ” t any dela: tags arrival of the qore and mai ‘ot pas Gage and freig>t, apply at the office, No. 177 Wost strest, cor. Warren street, Nevsh River. NITED STATS MAUL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— Orle nae of eniling di sip OBOG 1 wal 70 i Bpecie only token om freight to of Indi a after ihe on ab of Rist paenage, apply to OBERTS,, cor. 0 B goa SAN bg ay” pet phi BSPATOR Li and elegs) aaged Prompt despatch. pret ever wullt, and af cor: 8 een Pronoun Production ne- ser before attempted im marine architecture. The public full y Invi visit ind jt thomeclves, ving one HOMAS, 16 Broad stree. of Sera 84 Wall stroos. Other eqnally good to our patrons —for instance, Blan! 0 ee +, bea ad fustre, black ext housand oF more 0 te ings Store, 12) Bo Proprictore, Managers, CARD.—TIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN- form ladies requiring kind of §Piain Work, Sh.rt in, by 1 hat they 0: nt requiring make herself HAS JUST yn avsortmoas vale ems $5. cmploy fs little girl, from 5 to 12 youre OO. » wie! ofage. Apply CURTAIN, MATERIALS OF RVERY DB Lace and muslin gurtaing, window shade gimnpe, tasselle, &o.— Our custon of selecting from 8 large and well in the wi ery lin {eve than any x other Louse in the ind oe per cent R. DAVIES, £ Ekataeren: 2) Bowery. \KAPHAGEN'S VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE i pret arti street, beso ban] articles appertaini edrotes, plain aud smbroideres. CLOTHING, © TAILORS. to anni patterns overt singly or in ety sell of and clepance. ly soni ‘Those “AST OFF OFF CLOTHING AND Fr RNITURE WANTED —Ladies or gentlemen 4: y a their 4 io attend by Me ee DUsseuboRr is 4ST OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, FANCY , Fire Watches and Jewelry Wanted — Thirty tere cont paid above the usual price received for the making application ts she subscriber, whe will at. Tanion attanded by Mrs ire, Pill 8. L. PHILLI fo. 2 Parl OFF CLOTHING AND FURN! WANTED. e highest price can be obtained by Indies and gentle- ho have any clothing cr furniture to di of ty «through the post or otherwiee, ford. LEV RNSTYN, fen: 4°6 Brondway, up stairs, Ladies attended by Mrs. L, C89 or ear AND FURNITURS WANTED rag i! any clothing, erate aarenien, Toe i on applicat Wiabeor rite ve their cast-off ‘oat @. LYON, No. 17 Wall street, basement. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &e. bJ Ayr BUGGY WAGON, be A A TOP mming; will be sold for at i thie ay 206"MOtt streets, after 10 HORSES OF DISTEM- mon diseases. or alah fan Coniition 2% Fulton street, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. me app an Powders. Brooklyn. “Price ve . rr Baierans Line, werd dec! 8) 50. we . Biss, Agent. Nite Peas AND fERApE rns —NEW Me Lee atigona a beets evan i ‘snd $2 8) for second clase, Leave Novyeet 6AM pus foot of Cortian Jeg) I vi as Mind's P.M Feom ths hstontot Li ALTIMOR ®, Marty on, Of Cpepeaneen= Pirvonh Henao are ) EX con. jeter, with dae ce ene saa tent ing pe Shia seein BS pod t doped on the NION COURSE L, L—PACING.—ON THURSDA: UN 26 o'olook P. M. Drecisely, a Purse Stake of i tee miles Td repeat! wal ieee Bulton Farey to a A 5 ‘Woe ne eee over, age eae cate Proprietor. L. L—TROTTING.—A Ber algee Bt, to nae Uae ave couR! poy Sere is over. ta. EDIKER, Proprietor. TNION COURSE, Nov. a, at 2o'clock, - Pe for best three im five, in harness... James Whi Lady Sufft: Seater eekly & het —TROTTING —MON DAY, H on mile heats, Ramee 2. weiter. The oa) (OnLN T. matusteae Prop SPORTING. 0. BF PRORIMEH FOR faln. 0 ONE oF bis) LATE Ly 4 Riffies, in Srdert ‘wee mate ters Vpardlolae friend. Warranted boy oe equal Yo ‘any rifle in tisfactor Gan behind with er without selesoopie againet say rifle shat can be produced, for $100, Can be seen at 112 Divivion street. THE BALL SEASON. G*4np COMPLIMENTARY BALL—GIVEN TO bo Saracce by his pupils, at the Broadway Casino, 35) Broadway, on Monday evening, November 17, 1551. Tickets oan be procured st 110 Grand stree! id st the principal hotels of this cit; orchestra will be pmmposes ots ‘ee number of it performers of New York. Several dances will be exoouted for the drst time. Sania Ty ba Ab gtd DANCING AND WALTZING d street, open every day. Cinspen form. id Friday evenings; adi: ernoons. La day. Ao and genio: for those who MDE. H. GTA- H®33%, WELLS AND HIS haere velli's Academy for Dancing, the Stuyvesant Institute, 699 Broadway. ‘Their system of inseruction ie rly adapted for imparting to the pupil graceful and Craemte The proper manner TA ea gh 2 etued, and one im portant and first teacher in this city with t) design & Sister s school for private fro style, and according to the admired syst 0 has so successfully practised for te ra amongst the highect cireles of fashion in the great metropolis of Francs. will commence his first course of lessons on Py d the 17th of November, at the rooms of H. Wells & Tr, 659 Presa way, ill tint he “eloe! ply dwop, aclig “Hoare davoted fur private lessons st the roome aud in faatiticn THO BALL AND, QOMCHR? Loy riipeag PRO- letor respectfu forms the public thas agai ne ‘all Room has been, Putin complete order for the ae et Many important alterations and improve- been made for comfort and conv: et a eceaaary 0 neces entice: ‘The valuable vorvioes 0 of Mr. Vasey, thes ablo and iibe- fal torer for dinner and supper parties, has been secured. . ie provided re ‘the best French cooks, good and + rerything of io Ba best the mai affords will be Meevidel ‘Mr. Vosey bas mad: lection Hi |p ves ge wines and liquors, snd no > pain or be bend will 1d to give satisfaction to shove as of Wing arate ballast argo dianere é ‘or ied gper a spviy sb ry Ty soy) i es ibe bora terms. ae hoy ax Ser AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.— nies, Hodge, fee soem, and others, are PERBINS has room that can Select, pe will find bis for refreshment, inferior to informed t u FINANCIAL. Noten IS HEREBY GIVEN. Li erriicarion will be made to the Lagisl York, at the next Horace B, Tebeitts un bis associa’ or porating rie i; w York and with s ospital for of stexm <a sand lass, fess thedvertoge in France, Which pro of January, Of the state of i sity, will be oper WINSLOW. VaNisie Soon" . 62 Wall avroet. manner ne, fee the, last forty ‘Se rtlan ter Lis Uunevand 2 Lise se Lararpoot paont ote, sak London packets. Passage by say of whieh shins agonallo terms. ag weekly. derate terme, ) WANTED, ON BON D MORTGAGE. proved property in Brooklyn, in #ums i.stth $000, be $6.00), Address “Auaatie, Of not less than sh Herald office. LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAGE, 9, 000 hy Por cont fot two and a halt Dyte b. M. LUDLOW. M No. Ii Wall stroot, | $20 OR orati thoneanas. Promps teen id office. Carman 8 Ane INVITED TO EXAM & Brady's iat A Noon be coon oY at 30 Groene ROFITAULE INVESTMENT WANTED—A PART. ner in s marufacturing at least $1.0 partner reti it. Address, with real f wind remenye WF dress L. Le, men fifty seiess. Cottetac. ease wow with the Terai fice. EXPRESS AGENCE &e. Fopricx EXPRESS AT ADAMS & COS, 16 AND Is Wall street.—Pack: 1d parcels for ail parte of Bu- Tope, forwarded with ane SANFORD & CO.'S ‘ Wail . Bm of ee Novices for veeamer turday morning, 15th inst. a Bey, artt Ca UNION, OY oy ATSAN is Iereeetea te presen: ators ci ‘eared aes ss ae thE old deat will be peooseded me conan } oo e gol a iy Sept tee aame may be line "TONES rs TON HNSON, Insurance nce Brower, 90 Wall i etreet. ASTROLOGY, &. AWS or PB. oe, 4 BACK AT NEW YORE k. from Sweden, Astrology, jony, ous Gesmaney, aera paca ana Src ‘net seas for the Inst fo services vere te tine citizens of New York and ite venth son of ore ym count erin Burope id bein, ifted so by nature, ni ae itivated. shove bested. gifts, 1 to the following 7 an A Foie, Vis jos: Ca formerly Swe y sioner in'ehowing to those im he sleo offers his services respecting health, marris love & rw ite, = ny Gen' att waceodiog, No the oracles an. Bg ise bade 50. | Nativities onl rtone ghee ‘by sendi bers contelain vt the Un an of ni Ly rable paper. All idtters to © W. Ro. bite atteet, will be religionsly attended to, If ae ulare, call snd get an Astrologi- certifion res can be soon. Several Persons Burned to Death in Philadelphia. Charge of Judge Conklin Relative to the Syracuse Rioters. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON AND BOSTON, c., or, Mes Cotton Factory Burned and Several Lives Lost. Puapecrnia, Nov, 12—10 P. M, The cotton factory of Mr. Nimon, on the corner of Hamilton street, near Fairmount, was destroyed. The hands were at work in the upper stories when the fire broke out beiow, and so rapid was the spread of the flames, that the workmen were prevented from escaping by the stairs. Some made their egress from the windows, and one lad, with bis sister in his arms, clambered down rope from the upper story. Beveral lives have been lost, mostly females. Bix bodies are reported to have been already found so charred that they cannot be recognized. One manjumped from a fourth story window, and was killed, Edward Crosby and Miss Browning, perished in the flames. ‘The mill employed about one hundred hands, and was in full operation, The loss is abcut $40,000, partly covered by insur- ance From Washington City, THE CASE OF MR. THRASHER—SPECIAL MESSENGRR TO INQUIRE INTO THE CHARGES AGAINST MR. OWEN. Wasninoron, Nov. 12, 1861. The Republic of this morning, says that no official in- formation in reference to the imprisonment of Mr. Thrasher, at Havana, has been received by the govern- ment, nor bas any complaint been made in his behalf by his friends Captain Parker has been sent on a special mission to Havana, relative to the charges against Consul Owen. Trial of the eeseuns Rioters. UNITED STATES DISTRICE COURT, BUFFALO—CHARGE OF JUDGE CONCKLING TO THE GRAND JURY. Burraco, November 11, 1851. Judge Conckling delivered his charge to the Grand Jury, in the case of the Syracuse rioters, to-day. Its tone is moderate and impartial. In the course of his charge he said: “Gentlemen, [am sorry to say, that in the execution of my judicial duties, I have been made acquainted with certain other gross infractions of the laws of the United States, into which it will be your duty te inquire; and as the offences to which I allude are novel in this district, it is proper that I should briefly explain their nature.” The learned Judge then alluded to that article of the constitution of the United States, which ordains that persons held to service under the laws of one State, escaping into another State, shall be delivered Up. &e., and to the act of Congress of 1793, passed for the purpose of carrying its provisions into effect. After pointing out the changes made by the Pugitive Slave law, in reclaiming and apprehending fugitives, aud read- ing the seventh tection of the act, the Judge brietty ex- plained the nature of the charges against the parties, concluding as follows:—-“Ilaving now pointed out to you your duty, gentlemen, I shall not detain you by under- taking to vindicate the constitutional provisions by which this duty is imposed, for I am called only to see to ite faithful performance. Such an attempt would, in my Judgment, be an insult to your understandings, and an impeachment of your integrity. Surely, it cannot be necessary to inform any Grand Jury that @ judicia tribunal is not invested with legislative authority to enact or repeal laws at pleasure, but that, on the con- trary, its sole function is to understand and impartially ply the existing laws. As men of common sense enlightened citizens. you must know this already as well asl do; and to exhort you tothe honest fulfilment of the duties it implies, and which you have just s-lemaly sworn toexeeute, would be to impute to you a willing- ness to violate your duty and your oaths. And what right bave I to do this any more than you have to im- pute the like to me? Of « court of criminal jurisdic- tion. the Grand Jury, no less than the Judge, constitute an etrential component part. Both are alike the sworn ministers of the law, and are bound to obey its mandates. It is thought that the rioters will not be tried here, but only the indictment found. The trials will probably take place af Albany Interesting from Boston, ‘THE SHADRACH & FE TRIAL—ACQUITTAL OF MOR- RIS—OTHER CASES PosTrONED— Ing OF THE EUROPA, ETC Bosrow, Nov. 12,1851. The jury in the case of Robert Morris, the colored lawyer, who has been on trial for several d District Court, for aiding in the reseue of the fu, slave Shadrach, have returned a verdict of mot ¢: The trial of Elzur Wright and others, on the same charge, has been postprned till next March The royal mail steamship Europa, apt. Lang, aailed at noon to-day, for Liverpool, via Halifax, She takes out nineteen passengers for the former port and nineteen for the latter; and in specie aud American gold, $176,000, ‘and $3,000 English gold annex the names of her passengers for Liverpool -— Ww. Ls Boston; H Gilbody, Dor- . Baird sad servant, Jas. t. Kirkland. Montreal ie Army; Col. Sir vant, Berean Regiment British +r my: BG. . of Bradford, T. Thompsca, Lag Mr. Uollipgien, wile aud safant ‘The stock market ix lower, with a decline. In money, there is no aiterath advanced, and closes firm at 10) ,. Messrs, J. BE. Gregory & Co, were burnt out yesterday mdeney still to m. Sterling has grocers, at Worcester, Indian Depredations tn Texas, &e. Bavtowons, Nov, 12, 1861. The Southern mail has arrived,with the New Orleaus pa- pers, which contain Galveston dates to the Sist ult, gir- ing accounts of numerous Indian depredations. The some troops, whem, their plunder was recaptured, aad two Indians killed and three wounded. A lawyer named Byrd, fell dead at Richmond, in a at of passion, the other day. The Condemned Lncendiartes, Unica, Nov. 12, 1861 The Governor has suspended the execution of Horace B. Conklin till December 5. It is generally thought that the Governor will not again interfere im this or the Orcutt case. Arrested for Murder, at Prov! ee Provinesen, Nov. 12. 1861 Peter Maskell, Aaren Burrell and Sarah Stanton colored persens, bave been arrested, charged with the murder of James Parker, on the night of the 234 Novem- ber, 1850. His body was found in the Cove, on the 2d of January last. The police have been for some time on the track of the persons arrested, against hom the evi. dence Is very strong. They will be examined to morrow Whig Cancus at Nashvitic, Nesvivie, Tews., Nov. 12, 1861. At the whig caucus, on Monday night, the last ballot #tood as follows :— Nelecn, of Fast Tennessee... Netherland, lo James C. Jones, West Tennessee. Brown Gustavus Hl, Henry, Middle Tennessee. Foster ‘ Total . ‘The previous vailots ‘varie ed but littie ‘trom ‘the above. Weather at Norfolk-Marine Disasters. Norrorn, Nov. 12, 1861. We have blustering weather, and several outward Lound veesela are detained in the roads. The schoorer Gordon, for Key West, put back, leaking badly and sails damaged. The schooner Merrimack, of Georgetown, South Carolina, for New York, lost part of her deck load of naval stores, and put in on account of head winds. fax Telegraph Line. Sr. Jone, N B., Nov. 12, 1861. We bave had no communication with Halifax since last evening at teven o'clock, and consequently have 20 | information as to the arrival or non arrival of the steamer Cambria from Liverpool, The Indians were pursued by Gen. Persifer F. Smith, and | NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. | THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS. NEW YORK STATE. We annex the poll in forty-five counties on the STATE PICKET. Wright, Patterson, Chasfell. Ulan "Patterson. ; Counties . Whig. Dem. Whig. ais a ee ae rr ae "os = pai 678 Ss an = ae a ae a ee " Berek eae tar ae — 1,255 rt 03 — 03, _ ae =) We 872 —- a Se 187 ce a po - a4 — 113 — 1,320 - 1879 3,318 - = ‘262 - @ 892 — — Sepia 159 a ae - -_— =. = s 2 oe = — oa oe 14 = ae oy 180 Rockland 634 = 625 = Baratogs.. ee! ee 401 Bt. Lawrence Sa ss oe pa ae. oe i 753 — 1014 _ are 886 a 18 ie = a ae Hot a | a 438 me i = 659 24 - 237 - 866 — 863 — 385 =e “= cm ae = oe ae - Tot, 44eounties..19403 13112 15610 13,198 Majority for Wright (democrat), thus far. Majority for Chatfield (democrat), thus far . * Partly unofficial. TREASURER, sTate Velch, Cook, Me Alpine. S: Counties, . hig. Dem. 39 - - _ 41 - - 400 - — 1,290 ed 330 - 389 Chenango » 665 - 617 Dutebess. 266 - 19 Delaware 191 — 2160 ‘Erie. = 22 — Frankiin 288 ad 4 Fulton and Hamt'n. = — 42 ~ Ge a 1,255 -_- . 1,107 - i *Kings.. Mpa 835 = Livingeton . = 149 - aoe 184 = M6 _- 170 - Montgomery. ie ae oar ~ Monree . a - 1,200 —_ *New York - 198 3666 N _ Se - 940 pod - ~ 687 ~ 350 - 350 196 - 108 1,020 - 1,020 609 - Dead 492 — 518 = 218 - al 170 ~ 627 _ 1483 $20 82 Schenectady. ae. ean ae 981 - 7 408 866 46 516 43 15 0 = = 516 Total. 44 counties...13.758 12,882 Majority for Welsh, democrat. Majority for McAlpine, democrat. * Partly unofficial. Mr. McAlpine, it will be observed, received the benefit of the Castle Garden Union Safety party and anti-rent influence, combined--although these interests were hos- tile to each other, Hence his large majority. akc oF STATE CANAL COMM’ R- Randall. Forsyth. Wheaton. Fitzhw Dem, Wh Counties. Dem Whig. \ a - “ — ary - 2) _- 465 a 476 | _— 1186 _ Las . oo - 387 - « 603 - bu - 1161 _ 2104 —_ = 2106 =- ala Dutchess 189 ort Frerkiin 208 - BS - Pulte - a - u Genesee, _ Lot — 1250 lierkimer 1129 = 1129 2 om a - - - R04 | 1,308 - 1374 | = 2 pins 7 - 1s 23 - 3 13a - 782 - ™ 8 is 18 1.004 486 58 ~ — ost 38a 3a - S10 - si — 85 a = “a a 452 - BS in ~ 688 = 480 Total 45 Counties.14.956 12806 wrt 13,022 *Pertly unofficial Randall's (dem.) majority, thus far Wheaton’s (dem ) majority, thus far * Partly unofeial. 2059 dd Mr. Forsyth and Mr. Fitzhugh each received « local | support in the counties of their residence--Uleter and Oewego. Mr Rendall bad the benefit of the Union Safety Nomination, and consequently lost the support cf the abolitionists in Onordaga, and some of the anti renters in Delaware, &e, but he comes out largely ahead COUNTIFS TO RE HEARD FROM The following counties remain to be beard from, with their reported majorities: — Demo Whig Allegany 34 Cattaraugus Chemung 3 Cortland . . Clinton... Kenex.. Greene Oneida Potnea Oatario... Reneca. Washington. *Suilivan. Yates... Whig majority 540 Chatfield's majority is 852 in Sullivan county. Wright's majority is 49 in Sullivan county. Wright and Wheaton go into the abore counties, the former 361 ahead, and the latter 355 ahead. If our figures are correct, and the returns by telegraph prove accurate, the run will be very close on Comptroller and Canal Commissioner THE LEGISLATURE. The Senate and Assembiy are still in doubt THE sIDICIARY. The whigs elect two Judges of the Supreme Court—one in the Third and one in the Bighth district, The demo- crate elect the remainder. From the dest information we have here, it is believed the cotton State ticket is elected. The State canvassers meet on the first Monday in December. The majority for Judge Selah B. Strong, over Judge | her neck, whic is Leckwood, in the Second Judicial district, will exceed 2,000, although Lockwood runs ahead of his ticket 500, in Westchester county. THE RESULT IN THE STATE The following remarks on the result are from the whig Btate organ, the Albany Evening Journal, of samen - ‘The smoke of the battle, as it clears away, teveale enough to show that the wolg Btate ticuet ts beaten, O% . | emer to re — | South street Castle Garden | PRICE .TWO CENTS. we are no longer at liberty this disastrous fact to enter- bt. And yet th ities against our can- wipe cote ° continue to government: the chief of who {Collector Maxwell) says, since the election, that the defeat of the whig party is matter of no consequence. Custom Heuse officers and Post ont Offce agents have beent busy for two years in soving the itical tares which bave grown up with and aed th ‘he whig harvest. ‘Through the same agencies journals have A... 3 expressly to distract the whig party, and to destroy its sependancy in the State, We have, therefore, in the results cf the recent elec- tion, the legitimate fruits of these causes. The Waseer of this Stat the canvass shows, never with more zeal \delity for their cause, With the aid of thore who serve, or ought to eerve, the administration, the result would have been sig "ie rious. Had Maxwell, Young, Bockee, &e., with subordinates in New York and Brooklyn, been true, ing nothing of the defection of other officials, the Brate ticket would have been elected, ‘The official canvass throughout the State will indicate the localities and identity the persons by whose moene the whig party hae been betrayed and destroyed, And its destruction would seem to be complete, we lose both our Btate officers, and the Legislature’ But, of all this, enough to-day. The complete returns will turnisia food for reflection and remark. Silver grayism has probably perfected its work. It distracted the whig party sufiticntly. last year to give the democrats a portion of the Canal Board. It has now secured te them # majority of that very important de- partment. slaving thus, with the aid eo er cials. (who succeeded proscribed w! ) placed New York in the long line of Nfomocratic States, no work re- mains for them but to take care that New York continues where they have placed her. When North was put up at auction by the “com~ promisers”’ at Wachington, there was @ very Fo ape number of whig States inthe Union. Since that event, State after Btate has dropped off, until Vermont es Wisconsin stand ‘ alone in their glory.’ There is comfort left~—whatever States we carry next year (with theee two exceptions) will be “ gains.”” TELEGRAPHIC. The Massachusetts Election. Boston, Nov 12, 1861 N. P. Banks, coalition Speaker of the House of Repre. sentatives last year, was yesterday elected representative from Waltham. Five whigs and seven conlitioniste were chosen to the House yesterday. ‘Thus far, the whigs have 26 majority with 118 vacancies to be filled. The Mississippt Election. Tacnson, © 11, 1861 In fifty-five counties heard Gen. Foote, the Union candidate for Governor, is about 1, abead, ‘There are four counties yet to be receired. AU the Union ticket, except for Chancery Clerk, Is rected. ‘Gommon Council. BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. This board met last —- Present—the President im the chair, and a quorum cf members in their places. ‘The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. PETITIONS ‘The following petitions were presented :—From John McCoy and others. against the building of a sewer im Greenwich street, between Jay and Warren streets, Re- ferred. Remonstrance against paving Thirty fourth and For- tieth streets, between the Fourth and Sixth avenues. Referred Petition of Engine Company No. 8, for a new house. Referred. Petition of Daniel McGin, for $100 extra compensation: for building the fountain basin, Washingvon square. Referred. Petition of Bryan McCahill and others, to have Eleventh street opened to the East river. Referred Petition of John Bowen, to be paid $210 for damage sustained by him in consequence of 4 mob having injured his premises on the late electionday. Referred. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Report of the Committee on Police Department, in fa- vor of furnishiog an iron safe for the Gret district police office (at the Tombs). Adopted. Report cf the Committee on Streets, in favor of com- currence to pave sidewalks in Twent -fitth street, from Lexington to Fourth avenue Adopted Repost of sume committee in favor cf concurrence to pave Four- teenth street, from e A to avenue B. Adopted Same committee, in favor of concurrence to fence in Yacent lots op north side of West -~ 'y-second street, Ibo fh east of Seventh nue. ted Also, to ferce vacant lots between First and on avenues, #4 Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Adopted. Report of the Committee cn Roads, in favor of repair. ing Sixty third street, between Fifth and Sixth aveaues. Also, in favor of delaying further action in altering the grade of Tenth avenue. between Fourty -second aud Fife ty second streets, Adopted Report of Committee on Streets. in favor of paring 000" copour- Biath avenus ween Thirty fourthand For ir Wall street and Old slip, from Frout to streets. Adopted Sume committee, im favor Concurted in. Same, ia favor of repair- ing Fourteenth street. from University place to Eighth avenue. On concurrence, concurred in. | Keport of Committer on Finanee, in favor of paying | Terrence Farley $10,782 56 for sewer built by him ia Se- ccnd avenue. “Adopted Reports of Committee on Streets. in favor of concurring | with the Board of Aldermen, in the resolutions to pare Thirtieth etreet, from Broadway to the Sixth avenue; | deepening a wellin Fifty fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues ; to repair Sixteenth street, bet ween | Third and Fourth avenues; to flag sidewalks in Fifteenth — | street. between First and Second avenuesjand im Chariton and West streets. Also, for tencing lots 200 and 241 Weat Twenty-fourth street; and lots in Fifteenth street, be- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues Also, in favor of paving the carriage way in Cwonty. third street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. Also, to romove the liberty poly atthe junction of Hester aud Division streets Also, im favor of paving Twenty seventh etreet, from Tenth nue to the Hudson river, All ourred in RRAOLUTIONS, Resclution. that $1,500 be appropriated to pay the bills incurred by the funeral of the late K.M. Floyd, of the Ist Kegiment of N. ¥. Volunteers. Adopted Resolution, to have the stone stairs in the repeited. Adopted. arene ros rear of the pin pt re for # Aidetmen adopted the ordinance, and | thie Board cen- din that action t of the Committe on Ordinances, recommend! dimance to amend the ordinance fixing the pay e@en The snendment makes the ordinance read lows in section third — ‘The compensation of ser- 4 of police and policemen, shall be $600 per an num Conewred in The Beard adjourned to meet ¢ eu n Friday evening Naval Intelligence. | Tunes Great Suire or vie Lae There are now ie this ee great ships of the lime=the Ohio, the Vermont, and the Virginia. Each one haf may be said to be remarkabis for ite model, its size, and eccom- medaticns, the excellence cf the Materials of which it le oo t strength and fitness for sea and battle | The wre called reventy. fours, but are capable of carrying one bundr nd ten guns exch, together with a compl ment of one th 4 mem aud al! the provisions, stores, | and munitions, fora thres twenty tone of powder fe costly | eplendid tloating citadels are all at the Navy Yard tm | Charlestown. and under the command of the ond never fail to attract (he attention of strangers and others, in the Chelsea ferry beats, and other steamers plying im the upper bartor; as varying theit position somewhat with the tides, they reem to extend themselves | like leviathans, and loom up over the waves, Such ampie depth is the water at thie Navy Yard, that (hese immense line-of-battle ships can lay at arres at low tide, without touching bortem, aud. indeed. sail directly from the wharves with all hands on beard. and completely | Armed provisioned, and appeinted for Place of destination over the sea. This, not be done directiy from any ether Nery Yard in the United States, uniers, perhaps, the one ia the harbor of York be excepted From most, if not all the other Navy Yards, the armaments, provisions, and men, are tent, at rent expense, by steambents t to the government ie ¢ fin ti hannels or offings of the the filling the harbors, or the atthe yards. and other circumstancer — Horxieie Menper or a Youre Woman.—A correspondent of the N. (). Delta, writing under date of Baton Rouge, Oct. 0, says:—A beautiful and interesting young lady was brutally murdered by rome inhuman wretches, in the neighborhood of Sandy Creek, in this parish. A negro, named Rilly, and a young negress, om Se apm or fifteen Jears of age, were taken w d, confessed the crime, and sentenced to be beng, 30 Monday, the zh inst. The negress, in her confession, implica- “i two white men as vy by instigators of the bloody deed. The report is that one of the white men accused, was enainored of the young lady, who refused to marry him, whereupon te ‘erermised to wreak upon her his fiendish revenge, and, by threats and promises, prevailed upon his negroes to waylay her, as she was passing from her home toa neigh- bor’s, near the creek, where her mangled corpse waa feund submerged boneath the weight of a heavy log, with the apron of the negress condemned, about { had beep used te strangle her. As tural, the people of the neighborhood wore, and fre, in an intense excitement about the matter; and, but for their profound respect for law and order, weuld have executed the negroes upon the spot. They were tried by & justice and jary of freshoiders, ns by law required, on Friday, sentenced to be hung ‘he white fe men accused have left the parish, sithough t oaaaet be com demaed om negro evidence