New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

PgSx.YLvASIA.-Thr Harrisburg Telegraph
has the Official returns from every County in the
Safe but Mchcor, which hear by letter ias
given Porter some 80 majority, out Of some 800
votes Besides this, the Official Returns add up
For David r. Porter .----.... l36,335
a. john Banks, ..ll3,37i
Majority for Porter, $3.50 22,96l
Or in the whole vote $4,000. And yet he has
ceren Thousand Totes less than Van Buren, had
wAen Harrison beat him
TENNESSEE House of Representatives OF
he lGth resolved to go into Joint Ballot Cor the
election Of two e. 5. Senators on the 23d. The
next thing is to induce the Senate to agree to it
The Senate on the same day voted to remove
the seat of government from Nashville to Nc
Minnviile, by party yote-l3 to l.. OF course,
it was not expected tha, the House would concur.
Mas. JARvIs.-It is .ta;ed that final arrange
,ncnt of the differences hitherto existing between
Rev Dr. Jarvis and his lady has taken place the
Doctor having made provision for her, but not for
her daughter, she being of age. Mrs. J. has Just
returned to Middletown. The great publicity to
which their domestic affairs have been unveiled
requires and ;ustifss this statement.
70 Among those who have recently sailed tor
Europe from this City are Hon. WV. a. MosEt
LY, late State Senator from BuiIao; FRANCIS J.
GRUSD, new Consul to Bremen, and W. WRIGHT
HAYNES, Tnmmany orator of some cleverness.
.nr. Greeley; am one OF those VINO, from va
rous causes, had determined not to vote al this
Election; but see the Senatorial Convention has
M, my friend, and the friend of every poor man,
MoRRts FRASKLiS, in nomination fer the suiirages
If the People. am now going to work, and |
nope every man who admirss talents. whatever
may be his occupation or business. will do the
same. With MORRIS FRASKLIN and DASigL LORD,
Jr at the head of the People, Ticket, and
will succeed. FlREMES give your friend good
strong pull at the ropes Watchmen watch over
nis rish-s Spring the ra tie and rally round your
friend, MoRgIs FRASKL1S. ToMrKiSs.
70 If the Wings OF this State could only realize
the intense interest which felt in the result of our
Election by sker comPatrots in other States, they
could not be withheld from the energetic discharge
of their duty. The Wings Of RHepE-IsL.SD ere
among those who have right to speak to Us The
word, of kindly expos,uls,on, and they thus adj
dress in the last Providence Journal:
6 The Election about to take place in New-York
IS one of the greatest importance. and while our
friends might carry the City, and might carry the
State withou, the City. our enemies are an'ici-
patns snd with TOO much reason, result, similar
20 TIA, IN Maryland, Georgia and Pennsylvania
II the Wings OF New-Yors could be made TO un-
ier''snd the deeY feeling with which the Election
IS regarded IN every par: OF the Country, they
would put forth their energies with a strength
which would secure them the victory. Ii would
.ot be the frs, time that the tide of detection has
turned frors the unbrsken from, OF New-York. as
he wave recoils from the rock. The Wings of
New.lork City must know that with reasonable
sxertions, with one half the exertion OF the Loc--
Fccos. they can carry their candidates for the
Assembly, and the addition Of thirteen Wings TO
that body would rlacc the ascendercy beyond ques-
ytion Never did body of Wings have better
ohsnoe TO win the gratitude of ;heir Coun,ry
vas nobler prize more completely within their