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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09
Reward of Merit.

1t is pity the Fair of the American Institute
is over, and the Premiums all awarded. There
have been some recent specimens Of American
sagacity and contrlvance exhibited in this City
which ought not to pass unrewarded. We ven.
fure to suggest the following subjects to the next
Board
L. A Leather Medal each-very thick and
solld-to the Three Thousand Wings Of this City
who cherish and profess a profound aversion to
the prevalence and ways Of Loco ocolsm and
are great admirers Of Henry Clay Law and Or
der &c. and yet because Of a snow-storm or for
some equally patriotic reason, sat still in their par
lors or Offices and allowed the Wing party to be
disgracefully beaten In our Election.
3. A pair OF horn goggles-reguar dead-eyes-
for that other Three Thousand Wings who have
such horror Of the School Bill, etc. that they
felt constrained to vote so as practically to elect
FLOYD Jones, who voted for that bill, and defeat
NORRIS FRANKLIN, who spoke efficiently and voted
ogainstthat measure, and was every where known
as one of It's most effective opponents
N. B. These displays of ingenuity and shrewd-
ness are warranted to be purely Native no
foreigner is entitled to any part of the credit OF
them.
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Things IL, Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tn

PHILADELPHIA Nov. S-P. VI.
The weather during the day has been unpleasant
;, intervals with sharp cold northwest wind. But tie
kusness is transporting aud have nothing OF an interesting
nature TO communicate.
Col R. NJ Johnson i, expected town on FIR
dsy He wi address the Philadelphia Repeal Association
III the evening.
W. have had another active and animated day our
stock market still farther advance Penn
sylyana ives rose per cent selling at o7 Tennessee
bonds we're IN active request s.! improvement OF !
Tbe fancies went up and appeared somewhat disposed
70 20 ahead Gard Bank, over 900 shares sold at
s., and United States Pennsy!van, Bank advanced
Wb,n;"1 Rank ,rproyed l. Union Bank Of Tennessee
Moysmsnss Bank rose to SO United States Skies sold at
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THIRD EDITION.
THURsDAY, 81 O'CLOCK, P. NJ,
The Election-From the West.

Cayuga Co. has elected the Wing ticket By
$50 maority-last year 500 Loco.
Seneca Co. rs Loco-last year 800
Ontario Co. 500 TO 700 Whig-tai1.
Saratoga Co. 200 Loco.
Sulliran Co. 200 Loco-about as usual.
Oneida Co. has elected the Wing Sheriff By
500; the rest Loco by 500 to LOCO last year
l,6o0.
Ulster Co has elected all Wings bu! one As.
semblyman-by IS average majority. Last year
all Loco.
OnondGga Co. is Loco by l,tO0-a gam,
Chenango Co. by 300-Whg gain.
Rochester City gives 800 Loco.
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The Somers arrived there on the 23d.
C,y,p,.-Wc learn from the Montreal Coure,

CiN,pA.-Wc learn from the Montreal Courier,
that one Of the bills relating TO the suppression OF 'et
societies. has passed the House OF Assembly and s expect
ed that the other will pass also The same paper states,
private Letters from Kingston state that the debate on the
Seat Of Government question terminated Friday night
rather at AN eatly hour Saturday morning The HOUSE
divided when the vote stood for and - against E Bald
wins Resolutions, beng majority oil 50 IN iayof OIL
Montreal.
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs.-lh he New
Orleans Herald has published table containing the MANS
and css of residence of all the TO the yellow fever
IN that city dunn. the present season The following r.ca
lie lanchn Iy arrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

city of Mexico paper OF Inc Sd UT. ,, GUeI
So declares his intention pass the winter Out Q!
s Ss espa IS well for the bsned: of his health as because
nnbIc considerations of great moment Eequfs his absence
Cen Y C.palizo with the functions Of President
nj ~ 49, ~ rebrua,y next az which time the new Con.
s sas ns ' Pesidea viii be installed Santa Ana
10 himself The appointment and discharge Of MnlsitFla 9
GERS /, stated in the decree 10 what part Oh inc
bI h. was 10 procesd but verbal information says ne
expected at Vera Cruz Ii also reported that ne
contemplated leading person new expedition against
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HyAyA-The ~ papers have lateI dates than we have
,,e,i,sd from Havana They say the Is not OF I'M
nortaac 70 foreigners however much II may interest tina
H,b,usfos 1t pesained chiefly the reception gwen to
he new General General oDonnell The receP
s =, cordial as he could have desired Tbs new Gap
entered at aud with energy upon The dus'
Of his office and we as inclined to believe that MS admins
.on will resemble rather that Of Tacon than 0i MS I'M
nediats predecessor, Gen. Valdez
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Rensselaer, Redeemed!

From the Troy Wing Of W ednesday morning, Nov 5.
y1orosY. VICTORY The election in this city has
resulted 10 most magnificent Wing triumph! 1t closely
contested the Locos every Ward but the OLD Guard
met them point 10 point and vanqushed them IN their
spKoveEsT Holds EvERD WARD in the City has given
The Whg ticket decided maiorites. The Wing majority
on Sheriff is nearly FIVE HUNDRED The majority of
George Warren the Wing candidate for Assembly from
the City is SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY over Thomas Sy-
,nonds, the Loco.Foco candidate.
s,nguine Every Wing the City would have been salts
ded with 200 majority and the Locos not willing TO
allow as but 300 To have carried the city by
majority among the glorious events o. the day
Las, wear the Wing majority in the City was 33S. The
Wbir Gain a. this election is 200 The Wings Of Troy
have therefore covered themselves all with glory and
achieved victory which they may well be proud for the
NEXT Quarter of century They deserve all the honors
which can be awarded them gallant and determined
band we sfmly believe does exist ons planet For
thorough organization energy and they have no
superiors
To our adopted of Irish BIRTH the Wings OF frog
are under lasting obligations True their determination
10 abandon the party which had grossly deceived them
large number of them voted the whole Wing ticket and
thus materially aided swell the Wing majority In the
name Of the Wings OF Troy cordially thank them for
their timely assistance Suck fayors always welcome
Its hardly necessary add that the Wing victory IN this
city is emphatcally triumph for HARRY THE WEsr
His great name has BEEN throughout the whole contest the
watch and raying cry Of the Wings and to his
bounded popularity they large share Of their success
They are for CLAY, first, last, and all the time
~ III u.
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Roc&laad County has probably elected the
Independent anh-Caucus Assembly man. He
has 90 majority in towns; the other is expected
to double it.
Wsstchester Co. has elected the entire Wing
ticket but one Assemblymen-Sheriff and Clerk
by 5 or 900, and for the first time IN many years
There was fcud among the Loco-Focos.
KINGS Co.-The Wing Clerk, John NJ. Hicks,
is elected by about 25 majority; the Loco Sheriff,
VIM. Jenkins, is also chosen. There IS about l50
on Senator for D. R. F. Jones over Morris Frank.
hn For Assembly, returns and ma]orlties from
all the towns but Bushwick add up,
J. a. Cross, Wing. sos Burbank, Lceo so 90
Strykcr, do 1885 Rapelye, DO ..,.2,a'i
Bushwick has given IS to 10 Loco, and pretty
certainly defeated Cross.
SENATE.
Ir The Wings have lost all the Senators up
20 the Sixth District. Floyd Jones IN this District
has about $50 majority.
ASSEMBLY
SO far, the Wings have gained Member IN
Ulster, 3 in Rensselaer,, in Schenectady, l IN
Montgomery, in Wes.chester, 3 IN Cayuga-
total land lost, SHANE that we should say II }
] In this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

NAssAu.-Accounts from Nassau state that tina
recent gale off Abaco very there, and many va,
sells are reported TO have been lost, The Royal Ga,.
states that about hundred emisans saved from asd,y
wrecked vessels had been brought into Nassau destitute
condition Contributions money and clothing were being
made for their relief.
NASSAU, October 1.-The Spanish brig uruguay, iO
Cadiz and Barcelona, Spain, with cargo OF cotton coffee
tobacco hides aud mahogany totally wrecked on ,hs
reef at the southern par. Watlngs Island on the morning
Of the 30th of September
Der. 2s-The Royal Mail Company's steam pscke,
Avon, Strut commander, arrived Tuesday, from Bsmg
da which place she left Tuesday, Dist instant From
the commander Of the Avon learn that the sickness had
not abated much at Bermuda and that previous to their av
inc. there had been IS new at Ireland Islands
We are informed that private letters dated day or tso
before the Avon left received from there which men.
ton that nearly the whole of the officers and of
surveying schooner Lark had been taken down. but thar
they were then all couvaescent.
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Ts,s Day, O'Clock

oIarkets-CGrsfuity repatriation The if'o 'A'..1
Flour stands a, s475 fo Genesee, $3.50 for "e' -.
and Ohio. There fair demand bat at these pace
are not made with facility The supply Is sufhe'en cob.
Sales Cobb Adams round hoop, ata 10 Troy rio,
ara 75 and Halves at, l2!. Buckwheat and N.Y.
wi,hou, change. .soa,,
Oats are srrongsa was refused for 5000 bushels
and the same for 5000 bushels in Fsrhe'
Clover at &c. ,ooo lbs
Pots ere 40, Pearls 25, fair demand. Sales Wv. ~
Mess aud Prime Beef az ~ s7t and lst 40 40
Sales 5000 bushels Rye a, 70 cents delivered ,r,tr
poor. Virginia Corn a, 50 cents. Sales 80 oaI's''
at "a cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09
T,b. Election In the State.

Schenectady Co. all Wing; last year Loco by
2t3 majority.
Montgomery Co. has elected the Wing Clerk,
and Sheriff, and probably one Assembylnan; the
other certainly Loco. Last year 5l3 Loco
Fulton Co. is Loco, same as last year
Herkimer Loco of course For Senate the
usual najorty; Assembly lower
Madison Co. is reported Loco as usual The
Abolition ticket has polled heavy vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

cough is always en- evidence that somsnpurity l. LODGED
the lungs which fnot speedily removed will tate those
delicate ore or later, tobrns inflammation
ofhs lunss-a form OF disease which al know The high
road nmpton
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills delightful ms
for carrying off cold because eF cIe from the sys-
ell morbid and corrupt huors the OF every kind
disease Easy and natural that the body
heyed OF lis suifernss as If b. magic.
-Four five of Wrshs Indian Vegetable Pills taken svery
ght gong bed Will short time the most
obstinate cold The the digestive organs will b..
restored healthy tone and The blood completely purified
that Inflammation OF the lungs consumption, any other
form of disease, VIII be absolutely impossible.
BeirGre Of Cosoterjts-lr order avoid being imposed
upon b. coun;er.r o. particular purchase from none
except advertised agents the Office and general depot, No
2ss Green wich-stree New ! ork.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of the Medicine
wholesale and retai-Nos. 2SS Gresnwcheet, New York
No 1875 Trcmonee Boston, and No. 6s RacestIee., PHI
ladelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

SASpsi SAhsAPARILLA-During the the tlu-
ids OF the body aenuated the circulation rendered Ian
guild and the seeds Of disease firmly rooted and unless proper
remedies timely administered the invalid will sink be-
heath the autumna attack cfrver other equally fatal
form Of disease The blood being the grand and foun
tam OF life Immediately concerned transmitting every
part Of the system health and renewed vsor If pure and de-
billy and disease impure Purify and cleanse this
principle and enjoys mental and physical health
For diseases OF the blood and other impurities OF the system
enlargement OF the bones scloal kings evil ruptons Of
and other arrangements OF the SYSTEM Sands Sarsapaa
has been found numerous Instances TO De safe and ettec
ua cure. Il pue and cleanses the fountain springs of life
and the patient brought unders Sal uary operation
For conclusive evidence OF lis superior value and efficacy
see certificates published in this and other city papers.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail and fo expoa-
non by a. B. SANDS s. CO, Druggists. Granite Build.
ngs) Of Broadway and Chsmbsrsseet Sold also
BY A. B. D. SANDS 70 Fulton corner Of Gold-stre-t
and East Broadway of Aarkststrs.t Price 81
raI bottle;-SlI bottles for IS.
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Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

n The Baltimore Patriot of Tuesday eve
Ming .ys's There are reports The city that there was
flare up in the Cabinet Yesterday at Washington winch end
ID IN breach among all tbs members except Mr. Tyler and
Mr. Ucshur
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HHAvANA.-Thc Charleston Courier gives late,
dates than we have received from Havana A
letter dated at Havana, on the 26th Oct, says:
1--WE have reason suppose that the brig Howell wa,oA
during the late gale Cha; OF the 30th SeP while on hs'
passage from thi, port Charleston We reget to state
that Mr. Hogan of the house Of l.. Maatgul, was pas
senser on board Of her."
The Somers arrived there on the 23d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

Full returns-Whlg majority on chefH SGD
average higher.
Gen. BArrERMAN, Wing, is elected Sherlff'o
Albany Co. by IS to 80 majority. The Loco
Focos had giyen it up Average Wing majority
in the county $50 to 800. Albany City gives
Wing maorties of 439 on Clerk, 1927 on Sheriff,
s97 to ass on Assembly Watervliet gives At
Wing; Bethlehem about even; Cumberland I'll
Wing.
Greene County is Loco as usual-reported oO0
majority on Senator, last year 833. The Wing
Assemblymen are beaten by much smaller ma
iority.
Columbia is also Loco-reported 200 majority
"a Wing gain of 700 from last year in Mr..
Van Buren's home
UIster IL Ours.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SAuoERTrEs, Ulster Co., Nov. I, 1913.
Dear Sir With the greatest pleasure hasten TO INFORM
you of the result of the Elscon in this town. which has
been heretofore the stronghold adversaryn old
Whig majority for County Clerk s2-aveIage Wing ma
iorty on the whole ticket 20.
Last year this town gave 16S Loco majority
When the result made known i! would have done
your heart good you could have heard the oft repeated and
soalstirring cheers for HENRY CLAY Our spirits ars
quckened our hearts encouraged and strengthen
ed for the great battle Of "a. In haste yours truly
WHO ULSTER.
u Wing majority in the County, reported
400, average.
From the Poughkeepsle Journal Extra, Nov. $
Old Dutchess! All hail!!
We give below, SO far as ascertained, the re.
suit of the election held yesterday in the severa
nc with
from which we have only reports. Those towns
against which no numbers are set will about ba
lance each ether. Last year, it will be seen, tn
Loco. Focos carried the county by nearly 500
this year, if they have succeeded at all, it is BY
beggarly majority of from one to two hundred.
This we regard as glorious result, as the fore
runner of most splendid Wing triumph mex
wear, when all corcede we shall double our gains
of Yesterday. Old Duchess is rapidly improving
and after one more contest will take rank among
the counties entitled 20 strive for the banner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

u Cancelled Six Year Bonds OF the State Of
9eaueky 70 the of sl22 600 burned Frank
fort on the 18th ulsimo By the Secretary of State.
u The extensive stables of Michael klecknsr
New Berlin, Union County, Pa burned the 18th
ul,imo.
Nova ScorA.-Lord Falkland has dissolved
the Legislative Council The wri,s calling New General
Assembly bear date soh October sepraabe on Thursday
the Il,h day OF January next.
or James Kite, convicted of burglary in Low
ELL Mass was sentenced the State Prison on SATURDAY.
for eighteen years.
NJ. William Lusk, the senior editor Of the
Jefferson Inquirer died Jefferson No. the 10th ult
aged 81 yeaIs.
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g.ANoTHER CoNFLAGRATIoN.-We learn that
500 600 more of Central Bank money were prepared and
ready for the flames Monday last at Aledgewle Es
Savannah (is organ, ID
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a st. Augustine paper says that party OF
gentlemen from the Southern settlements, their way
this place short OF provisions and fortunately
discovered two bears with their cubs. a fra COM
me!ced upon the younger branches and they both
wounded-but the old assisted them off, running by
their Sides and stopping occasionally pine trees from
whence they of bark The pursuit
was continued BY the gentlemen ng upon the younger
mtls until they killed, and when examined found
that ne 5ork inserted in then Wounds By their careful
mcmmaS This Circumstance, and we'll verify OF
note.
Tbs same paper states h. the seven runaway negoes
have noticed heretofore have left tbs coast and gone poba.
bly, 10 the Bahamas
o. Benjamin F. Hays and x-Justice Lowndes,
who from this tysome since and succeeded
in recognizing Clinton, alias Reed, The orger who
there under arrest compelled give him up because
the evidence from this country had arrived When the
papers arrived through the American minister who issued
FOR his apprehension he again taken; but
through iniormality the proceedings he again
discharged and the officers lis sad have embarked for
New-York.
MEXlco.-The New-Orleans Bee of the 30th
ultmo that the schooner Virginia Anoinetts from
Tampco, had arrived The day before after short passage
bringing sl2s0l specie. She brings also intelligence Of
lle acIu termination OF S negotiations between MEXICO
and Yucaan BY the sudden departure of the Commissioners
who could any with the Mexican Govern
letter thar the tenaciy with which the
lauonay leaders insisted huuating Mexico
the OF the termination Of the negotiations The Gov.
eminent Is preparing EXPEDITION.
During SIX weeks months previous the departure
of the Virginia Antonels the Yellow Fever had ragged
Tamplco with fearful riIulencs The death, estimated
600 OF population of 5000 Tbs disease had how
ever, greatly diminished when she left.
The schooner William Penn Of and bound 10 this Port
from si,. put Tampico tbs 10th ultmo 10 distress.
The vessel We. subsequently, condemned and sold for $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

Mechanics Institute.-A SPECIAL Meeting of
the Mechanics Institute will be held the ln.titu:e Rooms
This Evening "a o'clock. By order of
n9 w. BROWNING, Acting President NJ /.
@ Roussells Almond and Rose Shaving Cream, Riggs
Military Soap, Gu.Elains Amhrosisl Cream, kesan Soap
and large variety Toilet Soaps always 70, sale at G.
SAUNDERS'S Toilet Furnishing Store, l65 Broadway.
n3 lwis
French SpoIiafions.-A Convention OF
CaIman for spoliarons by the French p.oF $780, will be
held Wetncsday, Nov 18TH the Lecture Room of the
Society Library 3;s Broadway, corner Of Leonard street
p O'Clock A 70 adopt for procuring from the T.
All paTi,es interested invited attend, well from this
a. from other States OF the Union.
GEO. GRIsWoLD, Chairman.
henry Z. PiEEaEFogI, Secretary, nj tNi5s
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o. The steam packet EMPIRE, Capt. S. R. Ros h.s
this day withdrawn from the Morning Line and the
packet Troy, Capt. A. Gorham, will continue 10 leave
Nsw.York at o'clock. a NJ. on Tuesday Thursday aud
Saturday, until farther notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09
MARINE DIsAsTERs--The n. Q. Picayune, at
ter speaking of the loss of the United States and
Ooo Ivan IF Ahaco sars

ter Speaking OF Inc loss OF Inc United States and
Don Juan off Abeco, says
The night before the United States was lost; she
company with bs which feared was LOST, with all
board the spaTs ola boa, OF square gged vessel
seen by the ksepes OF the Abaeo Light.
bareue 10 pass the Hols in the Wall after the
gale with lurymss' up-suPpossd TO be the off
Berry Islands.
big, supposed to De The Virgins. OF Boston, with sixty
on board 10 sink of the same Islands.
All hands PeTishsd the catastrophe being within full
OF the shore but the spectators being unable extend
them any assistance.
The schooner Samuel has been lOstat Gallio HaIbos
HANDS saved.
Spanish brig has been lost close by Nassau, N Pail
hands saved.
schooner belonging TO Abaco has likewise been lost,
having eight men, eleven women and children on board
All lost.
a soop with FIVE board Of her, has likewise bssu
lost Abeco black found dead in her cabin and
i, is presumed all the were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

this It has ceased existence III thi5 ACTIVE
Savannah Georgian, ID
THE MANDAMus DENIED.-We learn from the
Brooklyn Eagle that the 9andamus applied for on the par
OF Mr. Hodgkiuson Mr. Stevens the present capable
Democ ratio incumbent from the Office OF Clerk OF the Com
Council in Brooklyn, has been denied by the Supreme
Court This settles the validity Of the appoint mace
by the Democratic portion Of the Common Council! lia
Spring.
DECISION OF THE SUPREME Court IN THE
SHERIFF. CAsE.-On Saturday morning last the Supreme
Court announced decision In the Of The People e
rel Paxton Us Parker The CouI decides that MI Parker
was legally appointed the office Of Sheriff Of this County,
and is entitled TO duties Utica Observer.
C Last week the prisoners coninedin theJal
Reading Pa made desperate attempt break loose from
their imprisonment. When discovered all locks upon TIE
Cell doors burnt off and eecua sttsmp. mad been
made force the lock upon the trap door opening on s
roof.
q, The New Orleans Tropic of Tuesday, the
3lst uI,. says Peach were blossom the Vicinity
of this city Sunday thcugh the buds mast have hae
trying with the iros1s Of thar morning and the one pre-
rous.'
ANOTHER SrEA,sHIF.-An English paper says
vessel be commenced forthwith on the SIP
where the Worcester constructed She be one Of
the largest built her length Will exceed by twenty
FIVE feet that Of the largest 100 gun ship IN the Royal navy
Her engines will be of ech hundred horse P9"sf ana '
to be called the Terrible. Mr. Lang, u master snip
wright, OF Deptford will be the builder.
JUNCTION OF THE ATLANTIC AID FacllG
OcEAN,The contract entered into by the bafnss win t
Republic of New Grenada, for the construction Of 'hP
canal across the Isthu1us OF Daren provides Tor ceahs
the company the line Tor the projected work, with eish
thousand acres of land in the The Bafngi appear
the not official agents OF the British u0''N
msnt but as British subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

q Unionists Attention "A meeting Of ,hs
Unioniss Association Will be held National Hail. on Fri.
day evening, Nov 10, a. !; clock. By order.
S1LAS CHlCKERING, P,e.r.
Cs,sLE. w P,yscy Sac,v na7,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

ASSem6ty-AVerage wing Vote lo,7@S' dNe-
rage Loco do. 1884 Loco average majority,
462
Whole Tieket-Average Wing vote 1886 ;
Loco do. l4,403: Loco average majority, All.
rjP The American Republican vote i, some
I to 5000, taken about equally from the two
great parties-perhaps most from the Loco,
wrJ BRooKLYN gives an average Wing ma
lority Of $50; last Spnng come 300 against us /;
last Fall about the same. The Wings have car
RED five of the nine Wards, and will straighten
out all tangled matters next Spring. There will,
we think, be only one Common Council there
next year, and that one Wing
o., The SirM Ward Of Brooklyn, about whose
election last Spring there has been so much trouble,
has now given decided Wing majority. The
Wings will unite all the hard knots in Brooklyn
next Spring.