New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
InsDeCtOTS :

peCtOFs.
| We are asked to caution you to count eorefuuy
TO- morrow evening. There are all manner OF
split tickets, and no ballot must be presumed reg
ular, and SO counted, without reading every
name We know not which side this Will help,
but its Justice must be obvious to every one
II The TICKET The whole Ticket, and
nothing but the ticket Vote il, Wings of New
York. and all is safe. Throw away your votes
on any other, and Tammany, with all her divi-
sions, is again triumphent. The question lies
between the Wings and Locos-all else is idle
talk and any Wing who is deceived into voting
anv other than the entire Wing ticket is aiding
Van Buren, and opposing Henry Clay. Be wise
in time
u We are assured that the TENTH and Sc
vESTEESTH Wards viii be out in force tonight.
We call on all true Wings to come to the Meet
ings. in these and all the Wards where Wing
Meetings are held.
u The Poll of the Sixth Ward, Brooklyn,
has been moved to very inconvenlent Loco-toco
orogqerv What of it? Shall Wings refuse to
vote? That will be just what it was done for.
No, no, Wings. go after it. That is the way
to fetch it back again.
RHODE IsLASD.-The votes cast for Congress
at the late Election were canvassed on the I'd
inst, and the result declared
The Easter, Distrtct.-Whol- No. Of votes 6,sl1.
.Henry Y Cranstou. .422s John H. Weeden .251l
Scattering, Is Crans,on's majority 1859.
Wssisrn District-Whoe No. OF votes !, ,76s
Elisha r. Potter ..29l7 w. NJ. !aldrch. :.,l 5l'
Scattering ). Majority for Potter, 0o6
'Re.elec.ed The Law and Order candidates.
rI WINTER has come upon US early, consld-
ering the lateness of the Spring. We have had
hardly five months of weather that was not freez-
ing, even in this favored cline, while all around
MS have had less still. Snow fell at Cincinnati
(which has climate quite as mild as that OF
New-York) on the 26th ult--at Albany and But
falo little later. In New-Hampshire we learn
that there was good seighing pretty well south
last week and also in the upper part OF Massa-
chusetts-also at Utica,
Yesterday was decidedly cold day here, and
the ice in our streets in the morning must have
been half an inch thick over water. At thus rate
the Canals cannot hold out much longer.
ITCol. r. NJ. JOHNSON was on Saturday escorted
through several of our principal streets to the
Battery, by large procession OF Repealers and
others, who assembled in the Park at o'clock,
and at II left him on board the Jacob Bell, for
Newark He was very enthusiastically greeted
SENATOR McDuFF1E-The Washington ga. }
| r,1f ayyS.- Mr In
assisted at a political discussion last week, in Ell
| bert county. when he was met by one Of our
Georgia Wings, in which, somewhat to the aston
ishment of the Loco Focos, he confessed that his
opinions relative to the constltutionahty Of a
| United States Bank, were unchanged he still be-
lierinp 1t to be constitutional. Though his
health was very much improved, he contemplates
retiring from the United States Senate next year >
MEXICo-In addition to the difficulties be-
tween Mexico and England, growing out of the
flag" affair, we find the correspondence of our
Minister on the Texan question has offended the
Government and the Mexican Consul at New.
Orleans has received, in consequence, it IS said
the following decree:
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE- ST. anna
Art, l. Are closed without restriction to all exterior
commerce. the frontier customhouses OF Taos the de-
partmen Of New Mexico the Passe del Norte we'll
at the Presdio del Norte the department Of Chihuahua
Art > This declaratio SHALL have effect foy.fye days
after its publication in the capital In consequence, &c
| National Palace al Tscubya, the 7th August lS4S.
(Sgned) LopEz ANTONIO SANTA ANA.
IGNAcios TRICERos,
| Minister of Finance.
4 Sr DoMINGo.-The schooner Ellen Perkins
| Capt Fensey from Jeremie, ST Domingo, brings e
the 10Th u The country still unquet. The people