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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

U THE Pass every where, we are pleased to
observe renders the tribute OF honor which is due
to the Proprietors of the Boston Atlas for their
unexampled enterprise in collecting the returns of
the late election in Massachusetts. The annals
OF newspaper industry and despatch may we'll be
challenged to furnish q parallel to the triumph
achieved by those gentlemen over time and space,
and they have richly earned the thanks of the
whole editorial fraternity and OF the public at
large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

GREAT SALE OF on PAISTSes-The celebrated Gallery
Of OH Paintings, Marble Stsuary, Eugavng Sc which
hes been unavodaby postponed till Wednesday and Thursday
next the 18th and 2st instant will continue open I'LL the day
OF sale al the Gallery the Granite Building. 81 Broadway
where they are for Inspection. Admission Free
This splendid collection well known that any account of
Them unnecessary suffice that is without exception
the greatest and valuable collection that mas eve, taken
place in the L. s. En,,nnce in Broadway
1 number Of Seats, es feet length with backs used
IN the Gallery for sale low. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
or AIexnnder's Fricobaphe.AN New and val

OF Alexander's Tricobaphe.-A New and val.
unbe discovery beng Liquid Dye, which instantanesuy
changes The colour of the Hair 10 beautiful Brown or Black
without injury 10 The Hair SKIN. The great superiority OF
neou, effect all other dyes requiring from twelve houn
70 produce any change.
f superior excellence will be apparent 70 every one upon
single application For sale by R,hon & Co.. lilo Broadway
10 A''nr House ard 'rnfw7v - . 18th Street Jas = As.
Phisaep.lu. M i'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Circuit Courr.


Chqrlss Dei V~rca,n, Jr Z. I'm Rox,,a =.
p. Hsnry-Nc,ou Of 5cplcyn referred ~ yc,'e,isr r.,
10, defendant assessing &c damage a, SS] T.
Jac.b y Pistt ~. Go ~ Cow ipri.-Acro,,
recoyc; sIl4 benz tia nro,nt nj soes bo-h, By b..
NJ the auction store Of VIZ. Pait PAT street ia 80
"a tbot ,lr K H. 'rrlpssn was psftnsr'h VIII NJ, s
md that the suit should have been brought her 1
rr. was denied. hJ, !, was shown usGt NJ. T. luc
accented MS chance for fourth profit lOss ler
~ IL ,vl also coniendei that the whole Of the goo -
chased were delivered and therefore sl .rs.
contract and cannot BE- suei for uness cOoi cause 5 80
why all the goods purchased were MOI de!yefed Ysss s.
1nY f,lrrnOOn. 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Correspondence Of Livingston & Co.


The result Of the election other has produced
quite apathy the mar ket Flour hns Sold from "a II
to-day but the choicest brands only would command the
quotation. Down elght remain much he same, and the
amount going toward the Hudson large. Wheat
m and there appears be under opeat
Ing adverse 10 this department generally.
At Rochester, understand, quite decline has taken place
Our snes here today incline the way Best of parcels
bng H. Is and 70 cents One choice parcel of Milan sold
Iys cents heavy rush of imports woud prove disastrous
80 bushels Of Corn from store. sold nj 70 cents.
There have been speculative movements Seed but
terms not made public Weather md lowering, with
light imports The last Chicago announced to de-
part from our port durln the present week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

A U. 5. SENATOR CHALLESsEp.-Yesterday
when Col. Benton oEered MS vote at The Fourth
ward poll, we understand thai il was challenged BY
Wing, who thought 1--WE think properly thai a
I. 5. Senator was no more than any other man in
an election. The exception, we believe, was upon
he ground That the Senator was rot citizen of the
STATE; he, however, was swor0, and upon his
statement that ne Considered ST. Louis as his place
OF residence, &c was permitted TO vote. II is some
thing Singular 10 see th- representative OF State
compelled 10 swear whether he is reside nj Of the
State or moi. ST. Louis Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

RESIDENCE Of Governor Jones Residence of Col Polk
E The Louisville Courier. under date Of five
o'clock on Saturday morning, says There
are sixty. seven Counties in Tennessee; thirty OF
them have been heard from, showing Loco
Foco gain OF seven or eight hundred votes
Jones's majority last year was 1883. Consc-
quenlly, to enable Mr. Polk to carry the State,
his gains in the remaining thirty. seven counties
must be much larger than they have yet been !;
which we hardly think will be The case as the
Counties to hear from arc generally Wing Coun-
ties, Close as the contest will be in that State,
we think Mr.. Clay's chances for it are decidedly
the bestn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Quick WoRK.-Alfred Mortimer, young man
sho robbed jewelry store in New York some time
<iuce, arrived in this city Saturday last, on his
way 10 Texas. His career WAS cut short By ms be-
ing arrested yesterday evening by MIR Arn'ield, of
the Second Municipality police, and lodged in pris-
On. Part Of the stolen property was found in his
possession. He will probably be examined by Re-
corder Baldwin in few days IN. o. Pic, 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
uorin- Court.
William w. W-tmore vs. Hrary FrapsI;, :,

William ". v tItnOTF Vs TftuTF FIdnNIr-b
ton 10 recover slo0 damages 10: breach of contract
painting four houses 2h street III worsmaahke ssr,.
The evidence Tor plaintiff went 70 show that the eh.,se
ou o, the building had not received two coGts OF paa,
agreement; or that If they bad they were vefy sk Coz,
,b, the yuoJ IN mgny parts showed through The pant -
the white lead used not English according 70 co1r,r,,
tina; the doors not grained IN mutation q satin
,vnrEmnnlike manner s.c The defendants wtneses ~,
were panters stated that they considered the work coas
nrouet manner and equal 10 what houses OF the cas r
bs TINT ;hey could not say whether the lead was Esr
or Ag,crican ate. mixed. Judgment reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

The GRAND NATIVE PRocEss:oN.-The American Muse.
will be the pOce this grand Process to-day And
hundreds o ladies', gentlemen and children will resort ther
enjoy the prospect Splendid performances will take place
CLOCK the afternoon by the Kentucky NnstYes, the
inmabe Vocal Brothers Infant Children and others. The
Laughing Gass will also I've administered, and rthfu
fuence eXhIbxe in ud!cous speeches gestures laugh
ing. &c There will also be splendid entertainments in the
eninpr nj O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

The GREAT Foor RAcE.-This interesting sport
ing event will take place on the Beacon Course on
Monday, and, next TO the result of the Election is
the principal topic of conversation. Barlow and
Greenhalgh, although beaten before, with their
own countrymen the fayorites, is now general
ly known that they thought to be two Of the
best pedestrians in England for q long race. They
came here fully impressed with the belief that they
could beat any yankee" that could be found, and,
knowing es they did that they could perform near
10. miles within the hour, and that more than ten
miles had not been accomplished here, they had
good reason for their belief They have however,
received sufficient money already to pay all their
expenses, viz: the second and third purses in the
last race, amounting with the 10 per premium
if WOE by any one coming from England for the
purpose OF running, TO $3.50 Ii is very evident that
Gildersleeve was sure OF success in the last race,
as he did not attempt 10 pass the Engishmen until
ne had run almost ten miles, al which time he was
TWO hundred yards in the rear. The last race gave
very general satisfaction, and acknowledged to
be the most exciting race which ever took place in
America IL will be seen by the advertisement that
the Indian, S:eeprock, from Buffalo, has entered =
also Eiy Parker another Indian OF the same tribe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
The County Canvassers met on Tuesday, the
18th instant, and the canvasses OF votes FOX
Electors of President and Vice President have
probably been forwarded before now by Special
Messengers to the Secretary OF State.
The State Canvassers meet to canvass the
Electoral Votes on the Goth of November, that
being the first Wednesday afte, the third Ion-
day of November.
The Electors are TO meet at the Capitol in
Albany on the third day of December, at A
O'Clock in the afternoon, the law declaring that
they shall meet on the DAY preceding the first
Wednesday in December.
If any Elector does not appear at The Ca pitol
at o'clock on the Sd of December. his place
will be supplied by the Electors who are present
O'CoNNELL Characteristics evening" the
Young Friends of Ireland" and those of the
right OF People lawfully to assemble and de-
mand the redress OF political grievances, cele.
brated, by Dinner and Ball at the Apollo Sa.
loon, the liberation OF the Lberator-the triumph
$50 persons, among them about so ladies-the
celebration having been conducted, according to
the csedtable custom of the Young Friends on
the Temperance system. MIcHt. O'CoSSoR,
Esq. presided, P. o'CossEL1, Esq acting as crou.
pier After the removal of the Goth the President
delivered an eloquent and spirited address. He was
followed by Very Rev. JNo SMITH, E. a. CAssER
Iy, and the venerable THOMAS O'CoNSos, enc o!
Ireland's men Of '9S. Letters were read from
gentlemen invited who were unable 70 attend
among them THuRLow WEED, Esq. HORACE
GaEsLEY and JNo. AUGUSTUS SHEA. The pro-
csedings concluded with a Ball, which appropri-
a;sly closed this scene of patriotism and festivi-
ty; the whole being highly worthy of the occa.
son, and credi,able to The taste and spirit OF the
Young Friends of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Light on The Green Mountains.

The Boston Atlas of yesterday has the follow
inc turns from Vermont They iodlcate the
tr. umph of the Clay Electoral Ticket By an H.
creased majority over the vote for Slsde:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

FANCY CurLERy.-Over O different pattern. of Jo.eph
Rodgers & Sons Wo.tenholns highly finished KNIVES,
embracing every kind of Congress, Wharnciife Pencil and
CceKnivss. with full assortment Of IA fos and Nppe
Tweezers Boo, and Button hooks Key rings Scissors &c
SC at the toilet furnishing store lSS Broadway-G Saunde,
& Son. t2pl nI2bt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

E- The BATTLE or BusKER HILL, at the Coliseum, is
the great point OF attraction City Just this time
every body we see almost Is mourning or telling about lis
to remove larger Hall where onahough the one
he has holds nearly l persons Strangers. do nj you for
TIT Ia "a kiEre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Tns BEGIvNINo OF THE END.-The poor de-
iudcd Loco-F ocos who have voted lor Polk and
Daliss, have signed their own distress warrant,
10 accommodate a fe,O office holders. They have
now cause of lamentelion instead of rejoicing.
As specimen of what the Labofing Glasses are
10 expect, q correspondent informs us that a
capitalist who had ordered Surveyor in Brook
'yn 10 lay out plot FOR the construction OF some
thirty houses, has nOw, under an expectation that
Polk will be elected c9untermanded his order,
and stats that as his only reason. The Gus
tom. House record shows large shipments of spe-
clc on Friday and Saturday for Europe; while
Office seekers, regardless of the injury they have
inflicted on the poor Mechanic and the Laboring
Glasses, have already commenced their SQUAD
bles for the loaves and fishes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

or Hx DAILY TRIBUNE served early hour in any
rs,t OF this Cts or Brooklyn week paya
be to the CAREER by these who prefer T. at the samera-
for six mouths payable at the office in advance
Peuoos washing to be served Will please send their name
1ksouxh the Post OEioe OF othorN,.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

p The Morning Ne,cs denies all knowledge of
any advices from the Western Counties, received
here on Thursday Of last week In advance
of the mail. We can easily pardon the
News for making the most of returns ia
vorsble to its party, but we shall not 80
readily forgive the gross frauds which in
tor many instances gave those returns CON-
plexion disastrous 10 the Wing Cause. Wehope
our contemporary understands US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

GOLD LocKEr FouSp.-Some time ago an in.
driiual offered BY advertisement in this paper a
reward Of two dollars 10 whoever would return q
Gold Locke, with light brown hair plated insds,
which had been lost in the street If the loser will
cali at this Office, he can ascertain the means BY
which The Locket can he recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

To- If you wish to see the Procession 20 to the New
Museum and also the Indian Squaw Dwarf and witness
the performances By the Ethiopian Mnsrel Miss Adair Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Conrt Observation-Disclosures

C,Rourr CouRr II, "a, IS, 81, 81
70. sc. 50. II 30, 233 G3.94.
Comnos PLyAs.-Sos So, SO. co, Is, liz 81 E
So, Go, 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Kentucky Election.

We have received the following returns from
this State. 1t will be seen that Kentucky nobly
sustains her gallant and peerless son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

e The sale OF Modern Paintings which was to
take place to-day in the Granite Building, Broad.
way--nuaace in Chambers strset-ws understand
will be postponed until the 22d instant, in conss-
quence of very general desire on the part of visit
ors for further time for examination. The postpone
ment is attended with considerable expense TO the
proprietor; but we trust tina, his generous efforts 10
crafty the public will be properly appreciated In
the meantime We advise every one to make visi,
10 the Gallery. 1t is very often that magni6-
cent gallery OF $50 paintings, by various ertists and
Ga all varieties OF Subjects s thrown open 10 the pub.
lie without charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

SOBER SECOND TKoUGHT.-A correspondent
states that merchant who voted for Polk and
Dallas, after witnessing the effects of the defeat
of Mr.. Clay, says he would now give $4,000 to
have Mr. CLAY elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

n-y- poLrr,c.x's RxesrxR.-For the Election Return,
f the different States by Counties &c the Political Regis
tr publ.hed al the Office OF The Tribune. Pflcs IL. cents
.snske COPY. VI PER dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Prostitution.

All Wing Custom House officers who would
not contribute 10 the Loco Foco Election were
dsmisscd This Was Loci, Foco policy. Look
at the contrast A Printer had an order few
days since to print new work. The order was
countermandsd in Consequence Of the turn the
Presidential question had taken. The printer
then want to his Loco. Foco compositors and
told them that he was sorry to say tast he could
not employ them for The reason above stated -
The men were much grieved and said they did
not know that politics would work in this way
but they could not blame their employer, who
discharged them from necessity. This is not pro-
scription.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Wool FALLINe.-The Western State Journal
(Syracuse) says that wool has fallen in that place
to 10 cents on the pound, and one wooden Fac
tory was Immediately to curtai lis operations one
half 1t then asks the following significant
question:: How much do The owners of Salt
property at Salina, who gave Polk 1870 majority,
find Is value increased ~ Il F,raspoe, o iie re-
peal of the duty on ofelgu Sait} n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

q We refer those who are DESTROYS of acqur-
ing thorough knowledge OF the Spanish Language
or the most successful system adopted (Sienes-
casl 10 the advertisement Of Professor Rabadan, in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Thinrsin Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l4-p. NJ
The PHILADELPHIA PosT-OFFicE.-lt IS said, |
know not xitb how much truth, that Col. Thomas
B. F.orence-who has struggled long ard hard in
the Loco-Foco ranks, is 10 supercede James hay,Jr.
in the Philadelphia Post-Ofce. The Colonel Is a
clever, ambitious fellow, but l doubt whether the
interest of the community would te benefited by
such an appointment Col. Page, il is said, will
also come in for omething comfortable. Indeed,
Madame Rumor has made all MIR. Folks appoint
ments some which | believe are pretty correct.
Tine, however, will show
AcclDENr-The Harris burg train Of cars were
detained over one hour and halt last evening, IN
consequence of running off the track. No injury
sustained.
Trial OF McCLEAS.-This trial is progressing
rapidly, a large number OF Witnesses having been
examined on the part OF the prosecution. The most
astonishing excitement prevails 10 know It's heal re-
suit Mcclellan is geniee person, and appears
perfectly composed His counsel are among the
best in the city, and TO them he looks for safe de-
livcrauce. have no doubt MS TO the termination o.
the case. The prisoner has many warm and ARGENT
friends who pay him every attention..
SrocKs.-Tne market to-day again exhibited q
downward tendency, ADD several descriptions te!l
off, among which we're Texas Bonds State 5's
opened al 69l decline Of !, and closed at the saAe
Girard Bank fell ofit Wilmington Railroad shares
/ Reading Railroad I, and Texas Bonds )!
Boardeo Gard Ban. 3 M sSGe si1ts ID 81
Wilmington RR 81 $50 Stpte s. 81; s43 State SIS 6a ~
New. Orleans Gas 81 $1,000 Tennessee Bonds S. $500
Texas Bonds SIS s. II: l50 Wilmington RR, cash, ia
Seeoad BodrdlGO Reading RaI9ad S55f . Wilmington
Railroad s $1,000 DO 6, 1855, 50; 1880 State 5s various
i T%y u hsaf Bank. 5a d. 'a'" DUNN
SHIP Nkws.-4! +. h.-Cteared ms afternoon
Schrs H. Ingraham, Hudgins Norfolk: Orson Henderson
Providence; Virago Harding, Lynn Mass. Elizabeth BGs;on
NYork Barge; Grampus. Drake, and Middesex, Seght.
York. Steamer Ocean, DE Forest. y ORR.
,irrred his davSchr General IHaren Welsh, from May
asuez, P R. SIOop Henry Reed, Bayls from Alexandra
ID. e BaIge P!Qnet, Green from New-N otk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
CITY Int ENcE.
THURSDAY.
r.

The ergum'n' in The case ~ :. Adsms cha.
with deirnudinr Suyiam Ssge s. Co ou; Of ,ry. 60 ~
continued, The pO,Gts NIFTY - nna..e Of ~, -
citizen. u one state being ceRae By the Gore-5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

MORMON DIFFIcuLTIEs.-We understand tina.
the late grand jury Of Hancock county, III. as
ssmbled at Carthage, found Indictments, for tee
murder Of JosEPn and HyEuM SMITH, against
SHARP, WILLIAMS, and ten others, making in all
twelve indictments. 1t is believed some curious
and probably strange developments of political
manGuverlrg and management of some of the
political managers in illinois will be made in the
course of these trials. We are told that nearly
every one indicted has caused subppnes TO be is
sued for Governor FORD; they boast of what they
can prove in justification or extenuation by the
Governor. Time will show how far these expec-
tations ale to be realized. st. Louis Repub.
Destructive FIRE IN PRovIDENcE.-On Wed.
nesday morning fire broke out in the Soap and
Candle works Of the Messrs. Kendall, Friend
ship-strcet, Providence; buildings and stock en-.
tirely destroyed, also the stable adjoining belong
ing to MIR. Dyer. The whole loss is about $780,
600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

u Col. CHESTER ASHLEY is named Us the
Loco Foco candidate for U. s. Senator, in the
room of Gov Fulton, deceased, OF Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Loss OF LABOR TO MEcaANIcs.-We are in
formed upon unquestionabe authority, that three
merchants in this city hsd con empated build.
irg, or having built each, ship apiece in case
of the election of Henry Clay to the Presidency.
Since, however, it has been rendered certain that
"r Pok IS elected they have alb ndoned the
dea, 'e4ring hat the pol cy which will be pa SUI
Ed by hm snd his party, would iraIyse nusi-
ness aid commerce, To render the enterprise
con emplated by them onprofitable. Tnus nav
The mechanics and aborers of Fells Point, in
this one instance, been deprived the opportunity
of obtaining employ and fhari"g In the distrbu
ton Of at least sixty thousand dollars We are
we'll assured that the gentlemen who purposcd
building these vessels. would have entered into
contracts for having ihen bull. Immediately after
1t had been announced that Henry Clay had
been CHOSEN to preside over this hatioa as its
Chief Magistrate
Whether times will be any worse or not re-
mains TO be experienced. One thing, however,
is certain, that such Ecn as those mentioned
above, who to great extent congo Led the Wing
party, have already lost confidence, and will, We
have no doubt, withhold their means. From this
cause we fear very much many will have cause
10 regret that they voted :or James X. Polk.
b alt. Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

LAKE PaopELLERs.-There are FIVE Of thee
useful vessels on the Lakes, which have coz ss
better work this season than they did last. lss
introduction OF Lope'rs wheel will give them 10.
creased speed, while it diminishes the consuap.
ton of fuel. The Ericsson wheel has eight lam
acting upon cylinder; Loper's half that NUN
Der, acting directly upon the shaft with diini0fi
ished bevel. 1t is intended to build this class 2.
vessels on the Upper lake ports, one immediately
at Milwaukee. Buffalo Com. Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

z Ladies' wishing 10 purchase dry goods will
find it good opportunity 10 secure bargain by
calling al Messrs. Barker & Towle's, II Catharine
street