New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

ambassador 10 Russia, leaves London to-mo!ro"
morning a, 5 o'clock, in one of the Government
steamers TO assume his official duties at the Court
of St. Peicrsburgh. London Standard, gid
FRAScR.-It appears that an extensive consPl'
racy exists in France, carried on BY secret socie-
ties under different titles, and, in sore respects,
with different views bu; all with one end-the
overthrow efthc existing Government Amnss OF
documentary and other evidence of this fact has
fallen into the hands of the police in various places
bst particularly in the important towns and cities
of Toulouse, ST. Etenne, and Lyons.
Great Democratic Proccssion.-Thc great vic
tory Obtained in this City and State should call forth
some demonstration worthy the Democracy"
New Era Of Yesterday.
Most surely why should not New-York rejoice
over victory" among whose far-reaching con-
sequences is The pros,ration of that noble system
of Internal Improvement which is making nor the
Queen of American Cities By all means let Us
have Procession to celebrate the victory which
renders Boston henceforth the Emporium Of Intel
gencc and fritters away our Commercial ascend
aucy New-York has for years steadily prevented
the construction Of her Railroad TO lbany; she
now decides that she will have one nowhere else.
Hurrah for the Victory! let Us have Great
Democratic Procession
But the City should not rejoice alone. The 'vic-
tory has wider SCOPE than this. Let yoHr hills,
TIoGA and STEUBhN, reverberate with shouts over
the victory which arrests and crushes the New
rcpress your patriotic and sage rejocings in view
of so glorious u consummation Light your bon
fires, ST. LAWRENCE and CLINTON, at the vic
tory which blasts and annihiates the Northern
Railroad Let them CLEAN across the Great
River, until Canada shall understand the signal,
and her sons rejoice heartily with you that the ter
rent Of Yankec enterprise and energy, which has
covered our land with its proud trophies and their
checks with the suegard's shame, is at length
rested and overborne! Wheel out your cannon,
BUFFALO and ORLEANS, and wake the echoes o,
heaven with your exultation over the downfall of
the Erie Enlargement Who has gcea;cr
for rejoicing than youi Let there be no monoP-
oily of this gladness Nobly have YOU all wrought
tegether to produce this noble consummaton, and
let your shouts go up in unison over your mutual
suicide Charge your guns to the muzzle fill
YOUR glasses to the brim let every throat be
primcd All together now, lads Hurrah for
the crushing of Internal Improvement, Huzza
for the downfall of Now-York ~
MlcHlGAS has followed the wake OF the rest.
In Detroit, the vote Is but 600 against 1900 las,
year, and the difference is OF posted the
Loco-F oco side OF the ledger. The Editor of the
I Detroit Advertiser has reta.ns from but few
townships bat he gives it up. The State is Ty-
/ lerized and the voting Wings have taken up an
elevated position at the head Of Salt River 10 wait
for their dormant brethren to thaw out. Rampant
Loco Focosm will cover their backs with live
Goals before twelve-month.
TgxAs ElgcTloS.-The official returns of the
Presidential Election show the following result
Houston ----I 'oOs
Burnett. 10
/ Houston's ma iority 1884
For Wee President.
Bureson. ,CSS
Hunt- "a
McAtee- -
The following i. lis, of the Members compos-
ing the sixth Congress:
Senators-James Webb, Wiley Martin, Clark
L Owen, Timothy Pisbury, jana. Shaw, George
W. Barnet FraHci. Moore, jr, w. H. Danger
field, James Byrns, Thomas McF Farlane, James
Gaines, J. a. Greer. X. H. Muse, Robert Potter.
Repressstatises-John Caldwell, Jac. ". Dam
cy, William Z. Jones, Louis P. Cooke, William
son Daniels, J. H. huykendsil, Gu,tavus A. Park
er, Thomas NJ. Dennis, Patrick Ushey, Thomas
Mcconnell, R. NJ. Forbes, Tod Rebinson, Charles
II. Raymond, Willet Holmes, R. H. Williamson,
James A. Head. Jesse Grimes Archibald Wynns,
George l. Woods, j. B. Jones, Cornelius V.n
Ness, J Ohm D. Morris, William L. Hunter j. W.
! Bowers, Alanson Ferguson, Robert 4. Pennel.
George A. Patilo Willis H. LssaruIn, Moses F.
Roberts, W. II. Hewet,, Isaac Van Za2dt, X. L.
Andersen, n. H. Darnell, Jauc. S Mayfeld, john
Brown, lsasc Parker, \. H. Latimer, William y.
Por'c, Andrew J. Fowler Thomas +. S:xiih.
II Zachariah Monk, who murdered John
Hughes in Mobile in 1870. was Convicted of Muir
der on the eSh and sentenced to be hung OF, the
5sh of February.
WIsxoSsAS.-The Legislature is politically d.
vided-Couacil, Wing Z, Loco 6; House, Wing
10; Loco 10. Six members only were elected
this year to ELL vacancies.