New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

The TOte Oi new orleans a. Inc leCtu'
Special Election was-for Thomas Slidell, Loco,
1926, Christian Roselius, Whig l,52S; nominal
majority for SIdell 395. 1t was obtained, how
ever, by the grossest Naturalization frauds. AZ,
account was kept in part of the Wards of the
votes cast on Judge Elliots illegal certificates OF
Naturalization, and there were found four han
dred and fifty for shdell and nine for Rosellus.
The vote it viii be seen is the heaviest ever cast
IN that city, although the ballots Of one Ward
were destroyed in row, because the Judges would
not admit the foul votes. The election is to be
vigorously contested.
OH1o-The House Of Representatives has, by
party vote, passed General Banking Law,
authorizing the issue of Bank paper and deposit
of State Stocks with the State Treasurer Ayes
36, Noes 81 They have passed bill 10 charter
the Bank of McConnesville Ayes 81; Noes 80.
Also the Bank of Ohio and the Farmers and
Traders Bank of Steubenville. OF course the
Senate will Kill them all.
Samuel Galloway has been chosen Secretary OF
State, and Myron A. Tilden, President Judge OF
the 18th Circuit-both Wings.
The Legislature is expected to adjourn to-day.
u The consecration Of three Roman Catfo
lie Bishops-Rt. Rev. WILLIAM QUARTER, for H.
inois, Rt Rev. j. McCLosgEY, coadutor for
New York, and Rt. Rev a. ByRsE, for Arkan-
sas, took place yesterday at st. Patrick's Ca
thcdral in this city, Bishop HUcHEs officiating as
consecrating Bishop.
u "THE APosToLETcAL AND PRIMITIVE
CHURCH. Popular in its Government and Simple
in It's Worship, by Lyman COLEMAN, Author of
Antiquities of the Christian Church, with an
Introductory Essay by Or. AUGUSTUS NEASDER "
of Berlin, has jy@t been beautifully issued by NJ
H. Newman, 1879 Broadway. If the Church and
Bshep Controversy has not exhausted public in
terest we think this work must be widely sought
and studied.
1.-THE MARRIED LADY's GUIDE, by DR.. Pye
Henry Crevasse, has been published by D. Ap-
pleton g. Co. 300 Broadway.
u The Senate of Florida has passed resolu-
tons inviting Mr.. CLAY 10 visit that Territory.
~ NATHANIEL GREENE has been confirmed By
the Senate as Postmaster of Boston.
Gr Cen VIM. Dubuys was elected State Trea-
surer of Louisiana on the 29th ult. by the Legls-
lature-62 to 8.
&C The Philadelphia papers state that the
late NICHOLAS BIDDLE has left history OF his
life, which is soon to be published.
LATE FROM TExAs.-By wayof New Orleans
we have Galveston and Houston dates to the
oath ult There is nothing of much interest
The papers were making merry over the " an
nexation heax'' and several of them declare that
Texas has no idea of annexation-at least not
during the present encouraging prospect of a COM
plete acknowledgment of independence being OBJ
tanned from Mexico. Capt. JIG. Todd arrived at
Houston on the l7th with dispatches from our
Government to General Murphy, and reach
New Orleans with his return dispatches on the
lst inst.
Washington's Birthday was celebrated with
appropriate honors at Galveston
The Galveston Civilian contains the cores
pondence between the Hon. Ashbel Smith, the
Charge d'Affaires of the Texan Government at
the Court of St James, and Lord Aberdeen in
regard to the authorized acton on the part OF
number Of persons not recognized by the Texan
Government who have been endeavoring to pro-
cure the abolition of slavery in Texas.
Lord Aberdeen dsclaims any intention on the
part of her Maiesty's Government to interfere I'M
properly in the affairs Of Texas, but at the same
time observes that it is the continued wish Of that
Government to see slavery abolished not only Ii
Texas but in all parts Of the world.
o. There were 179 Texan prisoners still in
loathsome confinement at the last advices from
Mexico, many Of whom had suffered indescrlba-
Bile tortures from the epidemic and from the vile
fare and horrible discipline of their tyrannlcal
taskmasters Just before the Tippecanoe (Which
brouqht the latest news of these unhappy mem
sailed, Frank Strother Gay, one Of the number,
and young lawyer from Kentucky, was relieved
from his suffeeings by death-1s nothing to be
done for the sad remnant Of these unfortunate
men
"WAR! WAR! .''-Under this startling
caption, the n. O. Tropic or the I'd inst. Z" does
up"a most ludicrous account Of some petty diff
hcultes between Capt. Taylor, of an American
Revenue Cutter, ard the Texan Custom House
officersat Sabine Lake, regarding the collecting
of one dollar tonnage claimed by Texas Capt.
TAYLOR, whose force consists of Z" two r-pound
ers, SIX muskets, three men, q black cook, and a
large dog states that he has taken measures 10
capture the Texan shore battery, mounted with
two iron (not wooden y guns" nine. .pounders" "