The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-13

NEW YORK ELECTION We have received suffi
cient returns to show that the democrats will have
At least 1900 majority in the popular vote that
they will have o. to the wings 81 members in the
Assembly and that they have 30 Senators TO the
whigs'6. This is enough in all conscience.
THE Hon. JOHN @. ADAMA-Great preparations
are making in Cincinnati for the reception Of
this extraordinary man. If the appointed arrange
men's were carried into effect, Mr.. Adams left
columbus on the 9th instant, dined at Springfield,
and spent the night at Dayton-on Tuesday, the 7th,
leit Dayton for Lebanon, where he dined and spent
the nlght-he arrived at Mount Auburn, Cincin-
natl on the 9Th, and from thence was escorted to
the Henric House, where he was introduced BY
Judge Burnett to the Mayor nd citizens-a ma
tional salute was fired, and the Eek .President was
received with great pomp and ceremony.
New RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT We find il announ-
ced in the Boston papers, that Dr. Lardner 8
commenced course Of religious Lectures, IN Bos.
ton, upon Sabbath evenings This Lecture, last
Sabbath evening. was to be upon the question,
care Christianity and the Universe productions of
same hand1' to be illustrated by the Planeta-
rum and his entire collection Of telescope and
scriptural views
NAPOLEON IN EGYPT 1t is said that General
Bertrand has now in press work on the campaign
of Napoleon Egypt, dictated to him by that great
commander while he was at st Helena, few
months before his death, and which goes fully into
all the details OF that extraordinary movement 1t
will contain also, Napoeon's views OF the politics
of the different governments of Europe during the
same period.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT &c-Don't forget
Max Bohrer's Concert this evening at Washington
Hall, to commence at eight o'clock. Mr.. Bohrer
is about to take his departure for Havana and Mex
leo, and this will be his last concert in this city As
this may be the only opportunity the citizens OF
New York will ever have of hearing this greatest of
all vioncelists. we call their attention particularly
to his concert tonight.
Mr.. WalIack has returned sgain to the Park, and
in conjunction with Mr.. Booth will appear this
evening 10 julius Cesar.
Professor Bronson SO commences, this evening,
a course OF lectures at the Apollo Saloon upon ora
tory and music, in connection with physiology and
the laws Of life and health. Professor B. will ex-
hibit, among other things, a wonderful, chase and
remarkably useful specimen of human ingenuity,
called the Manmikin, just imported from Paris +"
His lecture this evening will be free.
Madame Castelar, gives second Concert at Bal
timore this evening.
The Mysteries of Paris" has been dramatised,
and will be produced at the National, Philadelphia,
this evening.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The bills of the day an
nounce that the performances are for the benefit
OF Mr.. Hill, the Yankee comedian. 1t is his fare
well benefit for the senson, on Wednesday he
leaves for Southern tour. He play in four OF his
popular characters besides producing, for the first
time, an original comedy, called Honest Roguery.
The Ellsler brothers have volunteered, and the
members of the company perform the steri
comedy OF the Two Friends All this, besides
numberless dances and songs, and Mawworm's SER
mon, by MIR. Hill, compose the bill which will fill
the house and the treasury till.
Last RESORT Whenever Tiers is strike among
the laborers in New England, the manufacturers
send Immediately to Canada for English opera
tives in consequence Of the low price Of labor in
that Province Wetake the following, relative to
this cburse from the Montreal Herald of the 9th -
We lately received letter from Saxonvilis, Mas
sschusctts, informing us that general strike for
higher wages place among the carpet weavers
Thompsonville and Tariffve in that Stare and A. d.
ing That an individual in the employment OF the master
there was about proceed to Canada for
the purp il possible fprecurng hands fill up the
pieces of the workmen who have turned ut-l30 in
her, Our correspondent would fain warn our workmen
from listening to the soft sawder of the emissary the
deserted that the wuges
paid Thompsonville and asille is "isr below any
other carpet factories In the United States and that all
things considered, the carpet in England are
better paid for heir labor than those these establish
ments" nasy be SO but not informed what 10
the rate Of wages given we cannot possibly form any
opinion. Our correspondent concludes with the follow.
ing p'ous ejaculation -: May the Lord friends
in Canada from Republican Ty rants!" To which we de-
voutly say Amen!'
MURDER TRIAL IN CANADA James McDemott
and Gyac Marie veye tried md cooyiotod - To-