The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11
ents, tender you an assurance Of my readiness
20 cooperate in your lAbors TO promote the COM
mon benefit.
DANIEL, ID. ToMPKINS.
Albany, November 1, 1903.
November T.

by the steamboat, and have seen others by the
1 same conveyance, Their contents are such as 10
leave Scarcely dodbt upon our minds, that the
| state Of N. York win maintain the dignifed re-
putatioh which her former exemplary conduct
hid acquired for her. Mr.. .Tadfson ssiN rsee;ve
RE undivided cote Of this stare.
The house Of Assembly has made choice of JAS
w. Wilkin, Esq decided supporter of the
Washington nomination., as speaker. The votes
lear, federaiist. Every federslst elected to the
assembly was at his post. Fise republicans were
absent.
he following is the strength Of parties in the
legislature Rep. Fed
Senate, 81
Assembly, &c As
81 A
Mr. Rodman, The former clerk, rs re elected
Tomorrow the day set apart for the choice
Of Electors.-.Pu6Hc Aaiv.
Extract of a letter, dated Trenton, N r. Nov l.
from a s,ien:ber Of sAe ". =. Lesis!.seare.
After insisting on the validitt of the choice of
Electors, he proceeds :-"The federal party are
very industrious in propagating reports as to the
lnsuiiiclefcy OF our law. Their object is to para
lize the excrtlons ct their opponents; by inducing
belief that their votes will be lost, whilst, at the
same time. they will themselves strain every
nerve, and try Ia carry their ticket, both for cleo
tors and representatives III Congress. We are
however Determined to convince them bya s.eeeb.
iaS majority. that they are feeble in comparison
with The united strength the republicans in the
oISieT place the ELECTORAL votes of
N. Jersey out ofthe Possibility Of danger, our le-
gislattre hjOnt meeting convened, will confirm
the choice of the peopl., and ciothe them with
,,N 4
Jersey is firmly and decidedly Repgbieah, and
there is no risk in trusting the event of the electi
on.
60 omitted sending this Immediately after wri.
ting it, and can inform you of the rc-appoint-
ment OF gov. Bloomfield anaainious!y". Nat. lat
The United States Attorney in Rhode-Is
land, IS said to have received orders to
seize all vessels loaded or loading without
Collectors permission. Ii is believed many
vessels are in one of these situations, under
an idea OF their owners, that the embargo
would be raiSed...DoStoa Paker.
/ The gun-6oats stationed on Lake Barataria
have been very successful in capturing YES
sells engaged in violating the Embargo
laws. A letter from gentleman on board
NO. -, dated at Newt Orleans, Aug 26, states,
that the amount of prize money to each
man. belonging to her will be upwards of
1000 dollars He further states eve are
erecting telegraph houses along the river,
and snail sail in few days for our old staff :
on, where we confidently expect to meet with
repetition OF our former good fortune
FRENCH PROCEEDINGS SUSPENDED.
NEWPORT, Oct. so.
Last night arrived here the brig Jane,
Capt Morse, with whom came passenger
capt X. Lee, of the brig Julian, of New
York. which was captured in lat. 15 long
81, by a French corvette and two briggs, from
France, who sunk the Julian, with all her
cargo and storcs... The Jane, lin lat. 18, 90,
long. 63, was also captured by the same ves-
sells. Thirty puacheons of rum were taken
out, all her stores and part of her sails,
and they were about to sink her, but at last
concluded to give her up to several captains,
to bring them and their crews to America,
they giving the commodore security for three
thousand dollars
The Jane was from St Vincents for Ports
mouth. We understand size sailed from
Newport Oh Sunday for Boston...Phiiad. Gaz.
NEw-YoRK, November S.
The U. S. brig of war Argus arrived at this
| navy yard yesterday from a cruise.
Gen. w. Clarke. as agent forthe United States,
has lately purchased by treaty, of the Csages,
$4,000 square miles of territory, lying between
the rivers of Arkansas and Missouri We should
be glad to see this land exchanged with the In
| dams who border on our northern frontier and
who, from their proximity to the English, are at
all times liable to be imposed upon, TO our detri
hent"...Washington Expositor.
PHILADELPHIA, November s.
Yesterday came on the Election for Electors
OF President and Vice President off the U. States,
when the following was the issue -
IN THE CITY,
Federal Ticket 1878
Democratic do. 1896
SOUTHWARK, &c.
Federal Ticket 3O1
Democra do biz
NOTHERN LIBERTIES,
The returAs could not be obtained at - O'clock
WAsHfNGToN, Nov. T.
For the information OF our readers we resen,
the following Table, exhibiting statement OF
the number of Electors of President and Vice
President, chosen by the RESPECTIVE states, viii,
lie mode and time of election in each state.