The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1855, Page 1

THE NEW Y WHOLE NO. 7045. RkK HERALD. MORNING EDITION—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1%, 1855. THE ELECTIONS. THE VOTE OF THE STATE. ‘The Know Nothings have carried the State by a plurs- ‘ity of from ten to twelve thousand. According to our Yatest Ggures they have upwards of eleven thousand plurality over the fusionists, and nearly three times that saumber over the soft shell candidates. The following is ‘the aggregate vote as far as received :— Seymour, soft. Bronson, herd. 33,850 Totel... 470,595 Total, It should be borne in mind that the figures in the 1855 column do not represent the entire vote castin the State, ‘They are made up of majorities in some counties, and ‘the full vote in others, THE LEGISLATURE. As fur as heard from the Leguwlature stands as fol- dows:— SENATE. U1 Know Nothings. now Nothingy, 12 Republicans. 9 Democrats. ASSEMBLY. 1855. .. 33° Know Nothings. 66 Kepublicans. Democrats, 1854. Know Nothing» THE CITY. ‘VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. fara: pve Know Nahing, Hart Wards. Fusion, ‘now Nothing. Hai Bip aS sacsieicghGe Prd 205 571 2 7 4 3g ws Fi 99 184 43t 270 4 78 604 201 1279 5 228 3ut 198, ie 6, «i 612 228 7 449 539 1075 1083 8 443 661 1246 764 9 681 611 2392 978 40 268 604 1084 502 11 1015 1480 976 2 B37 783 B04 13. 663 958 107 BY) m1 414 1019 et] 232 1054 559 6, 142 1595 648 830 1825 1593 649 1219 811 409 565 340 1315 1193, 658 280 116 730 781 62 Total......,...0840 12495 2012 16108 COMPARATIVE NOTE. Vote, 1864, Vote, 1855, ‘Clark, fusion’ Seymour, sott shell..26,780 Bronson, nard shell.. 4,766 K.N.......16,588 Hendle Total vote.........60,857 VOTE YOR SHERIFF. Tard aye’ RN Whig. Op. . 5 . N. I ng. 450 Fe: Ae 336 143 378 “a OT 237 496 104 188 843 679 92 30 oot 145 199188 uit 454 (eet 800 «1117 52 310 119% = 1478 302255 1209-2308 313458 058 (1002 257 =~ 107 19251409 TT 321 380 m0 74 885 985 et 130 1072 500 87 68 632 820 397 606. 1297 = 1460 300 01 Wsl 1382 553 (287 1a 930 406441 668 518 5 6t 1655, 1215 442 135 592 963 188 21+ 45 481 32081 Total....10,952 20,409 += «20,027 5,229 3,081 * Firat district to hear from. Wiltett’s plurality over Toone, 472. VOTE FOR COUNTY CLERK. ‘Sherwood, Lajing- Wards. eas’ KM Whig. “well 1 ho 963 198 137 6 2. 256 365 32 38 Fa 265, sD 4 228 45 109 6 61 191830 6 250 40 62 7 1023 m2 484 8 1459 307 496 4. 2223 361 835 10. 1068 2 (3 u 1502 88s Pr 366 181138, B 117 987 156 208 BT) 1819 516 82 (8 5 41 838 28 0 7) 1328 1453 314 HS 7 2198 1417 376 (B52 # 1298 923 235925, 19 160 403, 1108 20. 1905 1188 45200 ML it m1 951 49467 z. un 404 383 10 ‘Tetal. 27,000 «=—«18,968 = 46117721 *Pisut district to hear from, Connolly’s plurality over Beatty, 8,647. TRE VOTE FOR CORONERS. Connery, Gamble, Perry, ‘Wards. Has, HES, KN. 984 903 Whelan, O'Donnell, Tees, Wilhelm, Heine, Mixring, we Hard, " Soft.’ us. Hard.’ Pus. Whig. 1 Sel 133688 2 309 2 10 M5 88 % 1900 422 Sgt 4 ou 17858 HD B88 6. 5033807168 BIT.— 2B 4 703 «A128 70 1 €87 940 481103056686 8 Pe) es a en” a) 9. 518 1428834 08 1 307 6ST MST 800 OL nu. 439° «1818 = 2011378) 863155 To a: a a 1B. 537742 88sOTs 40379 Ce) a 0) Bl 702 «hs 1070 HL HK. 1396735775 HTB 47 = 70h 107, 637176 8h 4:08 1473655 BOT 123—S Ca an: ec ee cr} 66 4128S 745410 TFolul.12,061 18,213 8,198 18,208 11,000 7,041 First district to hear from. Connery, Gamble, Perry and Hill are elected by large bay" ries . NV. , Ung. See ie a te 106 10 ow 14 048A 8132 1104855 438059078218 5 1286 wh 738 «WlL 784215 sl 9051300 43585 420 «1100229 3875 316 87s 402 (WOK 1813- 100214 1m 4 6 SOL 209 568 che ht a Bi Bh RIT: 43985, 84 13 40K GOT 6 «15741880 Bk wm 11% 869760 st ee oS} 437 1608 1175 $22 «170 OT 590 oe 455, obo _- , 9,827 20,167 5 & bear from. Deyard’s plurality over Clover, 1,452 LLER. en. bs 9 816 659 32 162 206 1,190 1,362 fe 1,639 406 464 1,004 665 ‘870 967 6 1,211 1,44 1/413 Yt 1,480 ‘931 1)668 564 5B 1,587 1,610 989 885 986 20.167 Flagg over Giles... PN a The first district of the Twelfth ward is yet to be heant from. ‘This district gave Headley 172 plurality and 74 majority, Even if Giles ran bebind his ticket im the dis- trict, the chances are in favor of a Know Nothing plu- rality, notwithstanding the report in circulation on Sa- turday night that it had given Flagg 103 over Giles, It will take the official canvass to decide the result. The Board of Canvassers megt to-morrow and sit daily till the whole vote ix counted. VOTE FOR COMMISSIONER OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. Selah, Southworth, Dodge. H. & KN. Whig. ‘201 15 313 68 621 104 298 48 1015 20 214 82 1318 381 1707 549 84 956 1262 267 1836 90 305 254 113) 196 119 1412 697 1782 6a 1861 617 1550 488 621 126 1348 619 1304 291 641 uaT woe 25,690 23,914 71st © First district to Lear from. Selah’s plurality over Southworth, 1,786. VOTE FOR CITY INSPECTOR. Jacke, Downing, Morton, Schaffer, jp Hard. KN, Whig. 46 22° 192 (5 oo 6 a6 BB 182 138 506 84 203 1188 0770s a8 464 «408862108 7 617 = «22027815 13645 STD a8 491-856 1576 = 250387 400-625 B71 459 345, 338 «—-700' 1045269120 393 «17221440 40055 285 485 869s«d170—sd142 SIL 567 = 96288500 o19 853 487 127 _ 47 15709 HZ 208 «784144555407 1105 117 1485 467 464 702 8128S 1481008 149 «605 S657 350 1568 1400 402 226 701 0 ITS79 7 850 340 SBN 02D ++. 11,833 14,707 10,984 5,510 4,007 rict to hear from. Morton’s plurality over Downing. 5,097. JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT. "LONG TERM. ——~T0 FILL VACANCY,-——— — Whiting, Cowles, Davis, Hilton, Leamard, Peato- Was. Hard.’ KN.’ K.N. Soft.’ Hard,’ dy, Pu. 197 486 433 “4 363 198 02 153 oat T’l, 28,279 * First district to hear from. 229 17,973 9,089 15,089 Whiting’s majority over Cowles, 2,050, rality over Hilton, 2,864, JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURT. Phillips, Nichol, Hoffman, Ulshuxffer, Woodruff’, & Leonard's plu- Wards. Hard. ft. K.N.Wq WdadSt K. ‘9 1 491 482 oe5 873 is 339 ‘w84 au 85, % aa os 1084 S43 302 1679 . bbT O08 565 110% . 892 886 ialT ae . 906 626 iil 1001 513 BON i 1635, 456 840 1816 As! AD a 1s Mii 91 1126 2062 1391 . 403 586 $71 . 550 728 liz 1163 763 S41 180 6a oy 269 681 1968 596 7 1306 ule - 902 329 08 2166 586, 825 LL 1966 207 563 75T ‘Tht . 402 1490 1867 183g 372 pa MiSs A ny . 698 689 397 1381 ‘$80 Total..11,79% 14,192 27,818 26,394,088 * First district to bear from. +No returns from Second district. Woodruff's plurality over Ulshorfler, 200, Hotfman’s plurality over Nicol, 19,726. JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS. Spaulding, Livi Wards. Brady, Hard. KON. gi, a2 1% 1 60 ul cad on is 27 i a4 207 ido 855 58 19 ob 2206 25 1015 388 1614 2 3Be oat 64 331 468 157 795 1007 lw S65 14365 ms oe 1040 862 28 lie ont 721 411 618 amt Fad) ...06052 + 28,467 18,041 1,06 * First district to hear from. Brady's plurality over Spaulding, 3,494. JUDGE OF MARINE COVBT. Alden, O'Keefe, =e Birdsall, Wards. Hard. 4 N. Whig. Tes ass ra SSSETRELEEREETSSs eee S£5 le ef aR S THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Barr, ‘Stokles, Ward, Warde. Hort’ Union. Fusion. 1 964 i 1st B02 421 231 236 1101 978 117 . 508 523 1007 + 033 856 2 Pe) 3,673 1,816 plurality over Barr, 341. FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRIOT. Small, Petty, Alien, 361 388 06 508 1,553 FIYTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Spencer, Soft. Wild, WN. WV, 2180 467 4,004 Spencer's majority over Witd, SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Munday, Dem, 2049 ES B46, Warde. oh s Anvisam sick ere uanuiain IME! Brooks’ majerity over Munday, 4,064. *First district to hear fom. VOTE FOR ASSEMBLYMEN. PIRST ASGEMMLY DISTRICT. Mehan, Soft. Van Howen, Fusion. . Of ’ Ward 1, 318 2 196 a motets ye) Cate nae O54 SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Ray, Hard. Van Wyck, Fusion. Wattlida-ccevascoasente rele 231 THIRD ASKEMELY DISTRICT. Hayes, Hard. Berni, Soft. Ward 4... pais 1) 799 FOURTH ASKEMPLY DISTRICT, Dizon, Hard. Nott, Fusion. WANS: ssadeccscpessss kee 886 ‘FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Riley, Hard, Barrow, K. N. Ward 7... 1,634 1,479 ext . Hard. Duganne, Fost Aitken, . ine, Fusion. Wath Bis asic cctdinis Pee 1,925 SEVENTH ASSEMNLY DISTRICT. Van Antwerp, Soft. Lowe RIGHT ASSKMULY DUTTRICT. Brewort, KN. 2,766 Doolan. K. N. Ward 10...... 909 NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Glover, Hard. Ward 11.,.0.s..0000 1,228 TENTH Wards 12,* 19 and 22 *First district to h ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. row, KN ae 1821 ASSEMULY Quinn, Hard. 1, KN, 607 1,550 Riley, Soft. Mills, KN. Ward 18.0.4 sec ssesee 2 1,018 TWELYTY ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Cunningham, Hard. Dawn, Soft. Wardild........ see OFF 885 THIRTIENTH ASSEMELY DISTRICT. Guest, KN. Conklin, Pusion. Ward 15... "907 171 FOURTEESTH ASSEMBLY DITRICT. Packard, K. N, Ward 16., 1 20.. FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Woods, Soft. Williams, K. N. Ward 17., sence ee OD 2,001 SEXTRENTH ASEEMELY DreTRICT, Anthon, Hard, Cocks, KN 1,920 1,121 2,450 Alleged Election Frauds in the City. From the Sunday Courier, Nov. 11.] ELECTION FRAUDS—THE CLAIMS OF WILLETT, SURP- ARD AND FLAGG, 10 BE CONTESTED—A FUSS ANTI- CIPATED. Either the men who acted ay inspectors of election in many of the districts, were grossly incompetent, or else they have been guilty of fraud, for it iy evident that the woik that could readily be accomplished by an ordinary clerk in twelve hours, does not require the services of three men over eight times that length of time, without they had sowe improper purpose to serve, or else the; were too thick-headed and orant for the proper fulf mentof the duties assigned them. The former supposi- tien, however, is the most ural, and a number of facts have already been elicited to strengthen und en dorse it. For instance, it can be proved that in one election «i trict, where the announeement of the number of ball exst’ was toade in accordance with the law, a gentle wade a memorandum of the votes, and on examining the certitied returns of the inspectors, he discovered a dix erepency of one hundred votes against the American candidates, In another district the Inspectors excluded every per: son from the room and locked the door while they count ed the ballots, a proceecing contrary to law, und one that vitiates the entirs te of the district. * In another, it is declared that the Inspect ors voted twice! and furnished voters with tickets from their own pockets. In another, Lorenzo J. Shepard's vote in- creased, two nights after the election, seventy-cight votes, and it is fair to presume that all the candidates on the same ticket were sufficiently lucky to have the eaine estor rectified to their advantage. A new set of returns from one district was made up on’ Thureday and sent inte the office of the County ox In weveral districts the ballot boxes were removed before ‘Une votes were counted. ‘The Inspectors of one oistrict. satisfied of their incom. petency, allowed an irresponsible man to count their votes, and the returns afterwards being lost, were again wade ap trom the obscure seribbUngs of bia memoran dum book. We learn that the inspectors of one district have de. clared that thetr retiirns, since they were furnishe! by them, bave been materially altered, and that they are prepares to swear to the forgery committed. ‘The returns of the Sixth ward, it is said, exhibit over twenty-five hundred votes emet, while the Mat fo the othee of the County Clerk declares that ure over three — less than that number of legal voters in the ward. In fact, the grestert latitude has been allowed to the in- apectors to gratily their personal walma, or perpetrate the most outrageous frauds, and we learn that Ambrose L, Jordan, W. Curtis Noyes, and Charles O'Conor, have been retained to contest the claims of Moser. Flage. ‘W lett and Shepard. ‘The iaw is sutticleotly stringent to punish these fra if proven, but there is not u single man in the eity pos sevwed with « fair of Urains who does not confers tbat the “ circulnsta: that lead directly tothe door er truth’ establish the f outeages of thie ola. racter bave been committed against the purity of the elective franchises. It beLoves men of all parties to sid ip reeking out the guilty Th one district of the Sixth ward, where the ballot boxes had been removed trom the piace where the polls were heli, toa more convenient place for canvaseing, ## ore toid by w reliable man who stands ready to wear to he fact. that ne saw one candidate on the democratic Ucket aredited with one count of ten voter twice within afew minutes. The same man stends ready to swear the" be saw these inspectors afterwards ing their returas in this wise: A. and B. are ing their ae counts: A.’s count is 576 for a favorite candidate, and Bon eT), Mr. B. presumes that he has made a mistake in putting down res, and generously accepting A.'* accuunt am correct. alters his 376 to 576 without counting the ballots. This, our informant mys, he saw done repeatedly. Again, \t war reported on Friday evening that several dirtrict returns had been within s block and a half of the Gity Hall for two days, but the inspectors would wot bring them in, because wished to catch bets on them, ard *' lay off” to see how many votes were wanted to elect certain candidates. So certain war one man of this that he offered to bet $10,000 on it, but found no Yesterday afternoon it was reported that all the triets had been heard’ from, and that A. ©. Flagg w: On visiting the County Clerk’s office Inst evening ", to hear that the missing iret district, Twelfth ward, Manhattan yeteome in’ and on taquiring how man: votes the distriet probably had, was told from 126 to 20 out of which » young man employed in Connoliy’s office informed ue that he knew that Flagg would get a ma Jority of ope bundred votes over Giles, who waa then, a» ihe returns stood, 116 abead of Flagg. Voters ot th ‘Twelfth ward, is it possible that it takes three Inspec four days and five nights to canvass one «mall dletrict un your ward, where, tt i# ssid, there are but from 126 w 208 voters In one divtrict of the Thirteenth ward the inepeetore proceeded to canvass the votes fur charter officers before having camvassed the Senate or Assembiy. In another aistriet the ballot boxes were left staniing oan expored place, unprotected, and in such » m tbat any persom could easily have shipped in « hacd Ve have. in addition to all the above, heard of san‘ry cos where the Inepectors have been so drank while pre terdipg the baile that (t wae mpoent thera it rtendy on thetr clour room iu each ward where the inspectors of ox district in that ward +Lell be compelled to tage their boxes sealed, and, escorted by a strong police force, im nedi- ately on the closing of the polla, and there, without any adjourn: ent, canvass each box im regular ordec waiil the entire ward is completed, ia the presence of whoever may please to be present, also to articulate separately the naires on exch beUct in such a manner that every ene prevent may keep a tally thereof, By this method the political jugglery now so extensively practised will be Very considerably checked, if not entirely defeated. ELEOTION FRAUDS. (Prom the Sunday Dispatch, Nov. 11.) There are some curious stories afloat in reference to the manner in which the votes were canvassed in this city, We do not knew what reliance to place on these rumors. if the balf tuat we hear has eny foundation in fact, the candidates who bave the least number of votes on the returns in several cases have been elected by the Inspectors of Eitetion im opposition to the votes of the Ker le, Wo understand that an investigation is now ing instituted by the portios interested. Those of our readers who know of frauds, will aid (he cause of justice by reporting the facta to Mr. L. N. Glover, 57 Chambers sires Itix particularly desirable to. kaow in what dis triste the canvass of thé votes wan adjourned by the in- before [tf was completed and publicly announced, as the law requires. Tt is also desirable to ascertain what districts removed from the piace where the elecdon was held to canvass the votes, 7 there have been any frauds, let them be brought vo light. Samuel P. Pyaty a resident of Pequonic, Connecticut appeared before Justice Welsh, at the Lower Police Court, yesterday morning, and made a complaint against Matilda Green, @ Worn sorely addicted to bad rum and evil comyany, for assault aud battery, and attempt at high- wey robbery, The complainant, it appears, while ona vieis to New Yorkwas unfortunate enough to fall into the hands of some femaies of rather questionable charac ter, who induced him to accompany them toa notorious den in Baxter (inte Orange) street. heir manners at first were pleasing and allable, but soam a storm coin- meneod to brew, and upon the head of the countryman did It fall heavily. Attacked for no just reason, and ‘ed for n@ almost heipless, While fa this condition oneof the gang seized his gold wateh, valuod at $(0, and was about carrying it off In triumph, when all the latent energies of the fallen were aroused, and by grand coup d’main the valuable was recovered {rom the hands of the Philistine, ‘The notse oceasioned by the disturbance attracted the attention of officer Ganghan, of the Sixth ward police, who arrived at the seene of war- fare just in time to save Mr. l'yatt from the wrath of the diss ppolnted femenine pirates: As soon as the pre of the star was known the women scampered off, and all escaped, with the exception of Miss Matilda, who was forthwith conveyed tw the station house and locked up. She was committed for trial by Justice Welsh. V’yatt lost cme change on the #qually oecaston, CHARGE OF PAUSE PRETENCES. Henry ". Lyous, a livery stable proprietor at No, 46 Greene street, was takeu into custody by officer Webb, of the Second District Volice Court, on charge of false pro- tences, in having, as it is alleged, fraudulently obtained moneys at various times, to the amount of $3,590, from Frank Hong, of No, 109 Waverley place. The com- plainant states in his ofidavit that he was induced to part with lin mupey on (he aceused’s representing that ¢ had the lease of toe premises No, 46 Greene atccet, which was valued at $2,000; also thet he « invking nearly $4,000 & year by the Livery business at the above place, and that he was altogether well able to pay back complainant the sume borrowed. ‘the accused was brought Lefore Justice Pearcy, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, whore be was held to answer the charge. ALLEGED WIGHWAY nODBERY. Michael was taken into custody by officers Pearee and Reader, of the Fourth ward police, charged on the complaint of Wm. Mills, i street, with having, in connection with another ma et arreated, attacked th rapktort and M of a wallet © y and with ? The prisoner was brought wc the Lower Volice Court, where snuritied for trial, in default of $1,000 ball A POLITICAL SQUABULE. orday night, between « few «mall ans, at o drinking saloon in Centre street. , eyes, tumblers aud chairs were sadly damaged. TO THY EDITOR OF THY HERALD. Naw York, November 11, 1855. Dean Sin-In perusing your v: date we were romewhat surprin Louis Fis an, for breaking streets officer’ MeManua, ot Ward police, # him went Mr. Mills’ pre betore Justice Welst he Was 4 “ y his shirt and iev of the police uch oblige yours respect: +8 WILLIAMSON, J BENEY DAVID CokY. purg City News. TBE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF MK. NEVILLE. Up to the present time, all efforts to fathom the mys tery in reference to the disappearance of Mr. Kiward Ed ward Neville, of the Kings County Hotel, have proved un- successtul, and rumors and conjectures are aa rife av at *t. During yeeteréay ond Saturday, men were en- ged in dregging the river at euch points ax they would movt tikely to meet with succers. Many are under the impwewion that Mr. Neville was on board of the lock slip furry boat, as tated by some of leck haus, from which be committed eelf-destruction. rumored that and otherwire, It vifficultios existed, financially whieh might have o thix result. A few days more may poribly elapse before the mystery of this atfair will be uly explained. GRAND LANCENY. A bey named James Daily, residing at 264 Grand street, was arrested on Saturday evening, on « charg of steal- ing, ot various times, goods to the value of $150, from the “ f blisha Haight, {a Grand «treet, He was com: mitted t await examination. Ole Bull—Phe Last of the Attachments. SUPERIOR COURT—GENEMAL TEMM. Sarenoay, Nov. 10,—Ole Bull, Appellant, re, John Hop- per, Reyonctont.—Tols wax an appeal taken from fe at ppfeclas term in June last, and which, owing absence of counsel from the city during the sum monthe, Was not argued until the October term Hopper, the plaintilf in this suit, claiming to have been the agent end attormey of Ole Bull in the year 1862, on an efidavit that appellant was 4 non-resident, had obtalned suattachtent egainst him and directed the Sheri to twive thereunder a diamond pin anda bron bust of Washington, whieh had been put in his hands to deliver t) Cle Bull, (the diamond beleg the sanie one which was & present frem the Queen of Spain to Ole Bull, and of the valoe of $1,500.) Mr. L. E. Bulkeley, appellant's coun- vel, brought on a motion to diseharge the attachment at fpecial term, upon affidavits and for defects in the pro ceecings #tmoug which were: Ist. That the encertabing Woe DCt executed by the plaintiff au well ax his enretios. 4, Thet the effidavit on which attachment was fravted set forth » claim for services sendared atter the waking thereof. 5, That it minted conclusions of juw and vot‘sets, he. ke. The case was fully argued by coursel wt the epectal term, Messrs. Paton & Howland of sion to th preducing volumnious affidavits in opp yition. The docge, before whom the ease was heard, decided that theattachment must be discharged, but requested the cefendant to tle @ bond under section 211 of the cote Frei this latter part of the order the appeal was taken fo the general term, sud was argues in Oetober, Mr. hulkeley contending that the 24 et re: to Ony camem, excep! thoee where @®@ attachment admitted to be properly granted in the first instance ena as the Judge at epecial term had, in hia opinion held that Mr. Boll wi ta nen resident within the meaning of the act and wan the git ir gation, the attachment was inves: he other exeeptions which had teen ¢ ’ counsel most atrenuourly insisted that the cote mate the fiilog ct a bond imperative. Chief Justion Oakley, in wering the opinion of (he Orurt salt — ‘Tt le clear t where an attachment in net nade for errors In the b theroseives, or upon ite being mhown that the suppored cause for ‘the attachment deea not ex ro bond can be required, else it might lead to + ie justice, and a party inet whem an sttachinemt i wrongfully larued would stand in no better position than one sgainat whom neh = proceeling war proper bo tight, tor under the let ection every attachment an be dircharged upen filing the bond therein spect te later part of the order must be reversed apd the attachment (lecharged absclately We understend that Mr. Boll's valaables have teen vince delivered over to Mr. Bulkeley, bis counsel roa 1 court belaw affirmed with o . Alcander Allen om, John J. Williams, Order apyraled nee and the case to go back No costs wage at epectal term tL. Duncans Joqh EB. Boman, Jotguen' cat + irregularity ARKIVALA, Hen. 1 A Collier, ion NY; ranweur as Mote. 1 Linn, Betvemeniady: Got Taylor, CR A, Capt Tren Dew LU Ay Liew Grakem, U ® Ay Kangiand, Jote Weems, y. Ml Lae, © Wen a Wu oe Leroy Musica! and Dramatic. ‘There has been nothing very exciting in any of the city theatres during the past week. The election killed the iret part of the woek; but the business was fair onthe ‘averege all round, At the Acapeny ov Music Rachel has played “Adri- enne” and “Lady Tartuffe” to fair houses, and eho has become fully satisfied that it ia not available for dra- matic performances, an opinion which we expreaded a long time ago. ‘The stage is too wide, and the distance between the actor and the spectator is altogether too great. In “Lady Tartuffe” the manner in which the stage was “sot? would disgrace » third rate country theatre. M’lle Rachel has prudently flitted to Niblo’s Garden where she plays “La Tisbe” to-night, A great inany people labor under the impression that ‘Angelo’ is very fing play, und so we expect a great house to- night, On Tuesday sbe plays “Virginie.” Would it not bea great thing to see Forrest play Virgimtus with her’ There could not be a nobler representative of that injured Roman then the chief of Fonthill. At the Broanway Tmarke Mr. and Mrs. Berney Wil. liam# have concluded a remarkably successfal engage- ment of twelvenighta, Mes. Barney William’ benefit on Friday was iomense, This evening Mrs. Julian Dean Hayne commences her first engagement at this house these two years, and plays Julia in “The Hunchback.’ Miss Dean has reveral requisites for the performance of thin part which are not porseswod by any other English actress that we know, and she ix regarded by many sound criticn as the best juvenile actress now om the stage, She will doubtless receive a hearty welcome from a full houre. During the present week Miss Peau will play Evadne, the Countess in “Love,” Bianca, and other parts, in which she will be supported by Mr. Charles Fisher and other popular members of the company, while the Uy produced under Mr, Hlake’« direction, At Bumon's Tamara there has been nothing new thts A five act comedy and a new burlesque are un. derlined, The bill for to-night includes “ Dombey and Son" and “Lend Me Five Shillings’? Burton, G. Jor- dan, Dyott, Mra, Hughes, Mrs, C. 8. Thorne, play ta the first plece, and Mr. Setchell makes hix bow at this theatre as the unfortunate hero of the farce, At the Acapemy oy Must, ‘The Prophet'’ has been played three times to rather bad hoaves, The Prophet has not volee enough, and we don’t think he would be honored in bis own country or anywhere elie. To-night Max Maretzek's book may create a sensation and bring up the house. ©The Prophet" will be done agaia. “The Huguenots’ is in rehearsal, and Ullmann is going to Bu- rope this week for artists, At War.ack’s TuxaTee, ‘Manifest Destiny’? has had a succes d’estime. tia announced for this evening, with “Tbe Man of Many Friends.”” Charles Mathews’ comedy, “The Dowager,” will be produced to-morrow night, with Mr. Walcot and Mrs. Koey in the principal perts. At the Bowsny Timarne, “The Siege of Sebastopol” has proved attractive, Tho Malakoff will suffer again to. night. ‘Still Waters Run Deep’? will also. be do first tine here, wih Johnston as Mildmay and Prior aa Hawks- ley. Mrs, W, Ward had a bumper benefit here on Fri- day, when Mr. Ward played for the first time in New York in several years. At the Mrraoroutan Tumatax, next Friday, there fa to be on amateur performance. Mr. W, Bennett will appear in his own play, ‘The Revenge,’ and the principal fe- wale part will be taken by Mine A. Clare. The Amateur PrKrORMANCE of ‘Hamlet’ will take place at the Academy on the 27th, Mr, Charles Ware as Hamlet, Mr. Pray as the Ghost, Dr. Morehead as Lacrtes, Mr. W. Pennett a# the Klog, Mr. W. W. Foadick as Polonias, and Miss Clare as Ophelia. Tickets fifty cents. Seats can be 1 at Pmnoskin’s. ‘The comriimestany wey unt to } Acaderay, is progres: ing finely inelude all the best talent yy. Seats should be secured now. The frieuds of Mr, Barrett have acted wiie- ly in chooring a email but effective working committee, Macauusna has a benefit at No, 472 Broadway to- night, and several néw feats will be done on this occasion by the gr Mr » Kayimond wilt give las clever entertainment. We do not know where a mere plearant evening can be rpent than at Macalllster's, sud ho should have # realibenesit Tbe performances st Wood's Minstrely, 444 Brondway and at Beckley’s, 650 Brosdway, for t 1 thould draw crow Wnockiys —Signor B * grant concert at the Athenwum, comes off on Thursday eveotug né very unusual attractions—such vocalixta as Mad clle Corea, a tenor of an voice, and who hat a bigh Encopean rep by reveral others of ack e high order of ta ent—ber Y re M rand Mr. Webs, formances on the harp and piano respectively, we always listen to with pleasure, ns fine displays of art. Signor 1 himneelf (s a pupt! of Duprer, and is remarkable for hie One we vokee, will be ca! week G. TL Barrett, at the pill of the night will magician, night, are sovel, wt ot places and pre ents eat volun nweetnons of fon—aid wiedged popularity, sod loo Aptoman, the harpist. whow per bre len nd expresive bary his acourate | bis pure method an @. Besides ia auc cess at the Opera at Paris and New Yorks, le haw been justly noticed at the leading concerts given in this city elart year, We commend his concert to pablie fenee, an wit patronage, City Lntelligence. Avanms ov Fuu—On Saterday night, between 9 and 10 o'clock, the slann of fire in the Fourth ¢ canned by the nding of mnoke issuing from the $1434 Broadway etovke. aijoining the Collamore House. The reems, found it# way into the store from the the adjoining premise, No damage, any more eaking the door open. Alam is Rookevent Simr.—About } o'clock, on Bun day afternoon, the Mall bell atruck an Alaris of fire for the Seventh district, enused by a chimpoy taking fire rene of Mo, 23 Rooeevelt street, “No damage Serroap leari rot Vrowmcn Information was re cvlved at the Coroner's office yesterday that Mr. Kassel! Adee, residing at the corner of Feventy second street and brother, the bearer of intellyence day week lart the decensed received a se the bands of some rowdies, but bad, to all appearance, recovered from the Ulness ‘attending the imlafortune, when he died suddenly yesterday morning. Coroner Hilton will investigute the rmatter, oronern’ Inquests. Deavitir Daowsiwo,—Coroner O'Donnell belt an tn. quest yelerday at the foot of Righteenth street, Maat river oj a che bedy of & man nated Thomas Conifon, who wee accidentally drowned by falling overboard at the above «pot. Verdict death by drowning. Beaxm To Deart—Coroner Hilton belt an Inquewt upon the body ofa female infant named Rosanna Morgan, at the revidence of ite parenta, No. 206 Delancey street, who was fatally Lorned about two weeks ago. Deceased lett alone in the basement by its mother, amd while there an elder brother aceldentally set fire to is sister's clothing, producing much severe lnjurier that death was caused on Paturday night. Verdict, accidental death. Brooklyn City News Fara, AcowmeT on Ta Lose Imamp Maton. On faturday morning, ae we Fatiick Ryan was fatally ls ond, near Bedford. The boy, with « evmnpantion, got on beard of the morning freight train to mevt the train coming in. When the train cate within reach, the ped out, wud in attempting Wo get on the other va Hyon ll, 202 wos rum over’ le leg and aren his left hana, were tarribly crusted. He tw the Srooklyn Hoaphtal, vat bie tn vevere that he the effets eonne omaequence A (be mbwwtee 1! the investigation wae adjoursed tll ele fsote Rametr oF Soomow.—Astrew L. ries, oom of the Depoty Eberitie of King's ovamty, wustalned © com fracture ef the leg, some the previons to Use eam Pree ncething sith smother parry, In whieh, ie wee brown sewn was conveyed to the Brooklyn City Herpital, where be lingered until Thureday evening, when be expired. Hie temly, comsleting A 6 wits and vin children (one just bere) , Jereey, Ae inquest war helt by yertet in aesoréance was rertered. Anere: on Nweorn leven newsoys were arrested ay wont be Lan prlwteh, Marine Affairs. -Me. Vellip Chmee, of Warren ix mak tiene tt Meumnetiately o mmeuning the baibt ships on scoount of a New York howe. Mr week, with Veenty or » (nveeey PRICE TWO CENTS. “ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT. ANOTHER QUICK: TRIP. More Indian Battles in the North. Later from Oregon and Washingtom Torriteries. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DHATHR. MARKETS, &,, deo, do. MMe Accessory Transit Company's stoamor Nerthare Light, FB. L. Tinklepaugh; commander, arrived yeeterdag (Sunday) morning, frum ¥en Juaa del Norte vie Keg West. She brings the passengors of the Sierra Nevada who loft San Francisgo at 51% M. on the 20th of Oeteber. ‘The passengers are all in good health, not a case of dek- ness having ocourred during the whole voyage. Kverything was quiet on the Ixthmus, and the passes - Kere crossed in good time and portoet satoty, The news from California is unimportant, Timea were growing batter, ‘The wail steamer Gohion Age left Sao Francinco three hours in advance of the Sierra Nevada, with about twe millions in gold. ‘Troubles with the lodians in Oregon still continue, an@ anpume a serlous aepeot, Major Haller and his foros Were reported as surrounded by the Indiana at a» podat twenty five miles above the Dallee——they bad been witis- fer forty-eight hours, Lieut, Day with We are indebted (athe California express of Freemam & Co., ond to Wells, Fargo & Co,, for files of California papers. A contlict of powor exivted at the sent of government. ‘The Secretary of State, General J. W. Denver, member elect of the Thirty-fourth Congress, having left the State for the purpore of assuming the duties of the last named office, the ernur appolated Mr, Charles H. Hemp. stead to the Mice made vacant ly hin absence from the State, General Denver's deputy, however, refused te give up the poms, and #0 there were in fact, two nomigal Secretaries, Conviderable confusion may reault, On the 614 Getober, the flourishing village at Soott'e Var, onthe Kiamath, wor destroyed by fire, causing @ Jone of $82,000, ‘The Sup: ‘ourt wijourned op the 17th October, aftee rendering ecme very important decistynn: among athens, one in relation to the Leitesduefl estate, that it did not enchoa? to the State ‘The Supervisors of San Francisco had contracted witte the Ebters of Mercy to take charge of the sick during the teri of one your The funding of the city debt of San Francises, or @ por tion thereof, was proceeding under the ordingnes. The awount which will be fumed ip bute molety of the ee tual indebtedness of the city. Arale of the State’s interest in certain water tote within the limite offam Francieco took place on the 10tm Ost, The total amount of the salon war barely suf clent to cover the expennes incidental thereto—ebget $40,000. Foven Chinamen camped on State Creek, Slerra comm ty, were atincked on the Sth Oct. bya party of Mem- jcans, who killed Ove and dangerously wounded twe of them, An ordinance to (perease the police force of San Fre pmpelling them to wear a uniform, ete., hed boom The Pocraw Valley Railroad Company had got into a spasl, aud (he ecutractors had attached the pre- perty of the company upon a #ult to reoover $1,000,008, The progress of the work war nocesarily impeded by this proceeding Large numbers of Chinese had left California. ‘The ta ve from 4 & per month for foreign miners’ M- bad probably contrtbuted to thie Two other fies are seeorded—in Jamestown, Taslamae county, where the principal part of the town was com ed, ond In Jamestown, near Yreka, which was alavant totally Cestroyed, Leth of these loralities were «male, and 16 total lows will net exoeed £100,000, The ors works were progressing in Cacramento wit greet lop lily end 1k wae sald that io another mowta ectamento would be lighted with gas The schooner Ada, Captain Nash, had arrived at fom Francisco, from Volut Aquollo, the vieluity of where the #enmahip Yankee Made was lost, The Ada had been ie ‘arch of the balance of the treasure lott (no that yemel when she was wrecked, and had been sheeut for seen me. From what we could learn Captain Nexh had re covered treat: ntlng © $4) 0) oF more Duel Between Austin Smith and Henry 1. ‘Traets. VULL PARTICULALS—ON® WOUNDED IN TI TINOm AND THE OTHEK IN THE FANTALOONS—nOTH Pam TARA BATIBVIED. (From the San Francises Chrontele, Oct. 20.) About two weeks sinor, Austin K Mtulth, an the agent ef ancther, brought miton a note on whieh Heury B Truott was endorser, aud directed the Depaty te ° Deut toake » levy on the property of the latter Sherifl, nding no other means telonging to HH. Traett, Jesied upon property at hin dwelling. The next mer (Wednesday, the itth inatant,) Truett went to Smith's fives, raid that he (T.) wae worth money, and that Henith had not ested hin as one gentieman treats another. Alter Trott had used eeveral slotler expreestons, Gentile a struck him. On Friday Truett seut , whee Us perleular wa in the interior and whe bad promised wnifeation. should arrive Ils arrivel wee dally expected, untll Wednesday, recelved that he could net came. were nade Ww Sight on Thure “uel. The tee were ther were interrupted Toland war present on behalf of Seotth, amd Dr A J. Dowie for Truett Den Bertoty and Vawards ere glec present At 1 o'clock the partios took thelr places. The was level, and covered with « firm wd The wos fen paces, and the weapons navy revolvers, with on barrels Truett le five feet nine bien, well built, stent thirty Gwe Is of age, ned wae dromed ins biwele Hour hed hat ani dress oat buttoned op Aenlth te twenty-four years of age, Ove feet eight in oa coed bgure, aed wore s nary om paod drone cont bal up. ith event with bis tnce to the south oad ing, teortivward, in the face of & th brew os rem’ Uhe arthees bry wehbe ee ay erties, and everything being er ramged, pain clpale were asked Uf they were ready ‘ At the word beth tegen to base ewny, © pirtels and Oring withvot Lotermianen. i and feed very commprnenidy,, he we oupes i were bard wor the pletele oui be cocket with one i", le aed (hal (be Congieute of an exploded ca) the cy Unter of (rests piel aad reoteret he Aheo matter. change of War of comrner oan beim, and be fret more rgedly Unmen As Oyponent. Several of Troatt’s balls etrock the ground in frome «> Sreith. bat the fourth ball from the putel A the ferrmas strock the latter in the right thigh, shove the nee. One of the articien ved @new (hie Ofth whot) after receiving bis seamed, thee (heew down bis patel amt slewt Unie tovsownt after, Troeth red bie rirkh and Fenith's secrnds ome from the palewens # od thelr pripetpal’s (aoe thet be wee wo cpaed, and went tp ty bisa and lald hie down, The x eT) The moomie and Mem whan «3 to posse from thete pris were obemt 1B0 peta, ehO Peteninal 8h & Ahan « Troett wee uninjured, be cet ot bie pantalones parties art ted wow varther j 3 last evening, from Hemrluln vin Kole, oe proeenston 1 mane tere in relation wr Kewre Ow tea 0! Kode How