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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17
NBw.YoRK STATE ELECTION.
WARREN Co.-Ioaicial. !
Iowa Election.

The Iowa City Reporter and ST. Louis Union
claim the Governor &c, OF Iowa by Stc 700 ms
jority and that they have fUe majority in the Sen
ate to overcome AN admitted Wing majority OF onc
In the House On the other hand, the st. Louis
Republican OF the latest date t9thl says;
THE News FROM lowA-We shall have to wait tvN3 or
three dave longer before shall have returns rom
Iowa sufficient to determine who has been elected In
the counties and districts the contests have been
remarkably close, few votes determining the result
either way The Burlington HawkEye, OF Thursday
last, has some hope that Mcknight has been elected
Governor, though ii is not very sanguine about 1t
There will not be difference between him and Briggs
Of more than two hundred stany rate. The two
Locoroco Congressman are probably elected. az also
the Locofoco Secretary OF State Treasurer and Audi
tor"
But the Legislature was the great point of contest
that body by the new Constitution has all the patron
age Of the Government in its hands There is doubt
Of ono fact whatever else may be undetermined and
that H. that the Dodge faction which heretofore ruled
the Territory 10 dispense all the offices and cmolu
ments to themselves, have been defeated This, we
say, 10 settled The election OF the hrss independents
along with the Wing ticket in Lee county, establishes
this point conclusiveiy They were abused Outrageous
IT, called "renegsdes, "possums," and other derogs
tory Nance and all because they would suffer the
office disposers to do with them they pleased. But
they cared not for this abuse and the people have
tanned them in their manly position by elcctiug the
Union ticket in opposition to tina, brought forward by the
party leaders
/, IL also settled tina, heWhgs have members of
the Senate and tgtat of the House;hr,y is amsority
on Joint ballot and is necessary 20 obtain three
whiSs The district heretofore claimed by us au-
thorty from Iowa, making the Wing majority-polS.
Daas, Marion aud lssperhss not all been heard from,
and rather unexpectedly quite close Two counties,
Polk and Dallas, make M'KNIeHr and BRIGGs tie-lol
each for the Senate, BROOKS Wing los. BAKER Loco.
Foco % tor the House, DOM Wing, lOS HAMLiS.
Wing, 100 ksNsNAN, Loco lGa REYNOLDS Loco. l0l,
Marion and Jasper hear irom-a report from Marion,
giving the Loco Focos about - majority Jasper no;
heard from, may balance this usority The district is
therefore, 10 be regarded uncertain. Then Wing
Representative is expected from Dubuque District, snd it
probable that Wing Senator ay De elected in Ce-
dar Linn and Benton. II is likely now that we shall
know the resnlso close has been the con,est-beforc
"Wednesday or Thursday next.
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lref.rrats 10 you s..arsness Of ny res,ss. God

rei:-rsts 10 you ASSURANCES Of ny regard. God ..t
Ms=ieO. Ii.i October, 1876. Nos
Circular 20 the Governors Of The States AMI tie no-
Chiefs Of Territories
Subsequently TO this latter difficulty Ssno, Co.
sent in bis resignation Of bis post His letter IL -
the Eth OF October he says thst his seryicrs g.
no longer useful 10 the Government, as his yev,
wishes have been misreprescn,ed: and &c take. -
tsSe OF ths order and tranquility which p-evsi;s =
cap;,a, 10 sy down his authority. Tie newsp,-s,.e
mise tha, De will follow up his resignation WITH ~
pas of his motives for taking step which wss r-,s
As very critical in the then existing s:s:e OF sa;rs
subject OF these connections in the eSpisl IA ,o,.i
upon By he papers as very grave che. and We eas
doubt il IS so considered by the Goveraaeu, a. -
shove circular wonlG not have been issned Wel,-'
however the papers upon side only. and ar. A..
fore unsbe 10 fa;hor the secret causes OF the ds,
Tue promoters OF X are snsrsiized IN general ierrs:
isorgsnizers monsrchists and enemies Of theis eoyp
We may as well mention IN this connection -.
Rejon the author Of the shove circular, suaascrers
resigned his portfolio. We do no, know bis rsotra!'
Blu, II indicates farther Gissfection.
The Nexicsns appear 20 DC perfectly sppssed oi =,
sss,e OF things in Matamoros. Their accounts Of ~.
sickness which prevails there quite rn!npfe
The MeXicsns have received intelligence tat -.
Government about 10 send vessels OF lsrce. Ca,
against Vera Cruz This led immediate call a.
the troops in the interior TO the ie:slce Of T.
city and fortress
From. Jslspa we have the sdd.ess OF Col Say,so..
his battalion OF National Guards. Il Is full OF enbr
sasn arG sludes II the success ooiNned by tie inA
itan,s o; Avarado forces but tic prsiuac
Other victories which await them We End nuutrrs.
military addresses O; this kind sll alludng 10 Av.,I
In Jasps volunteers are urged 10 forward asdS
organized as light troops souiewha; on the plss \
r,nutc men TO be ready q, any moment 10 march
any point which may be assaulted The enemy evitetj
arr, rrsiinc descents upon the coast and are orsr.
their forces with the specific view Of repelns item
Domingo lbarra writes TO the Secretary iron PaeS,
on the 18th October, tina, battalion OF troops sss
'Ibres de Puebls part o; the National Guard wosa
leave tina, city on the following morning on tier res
Iiera C-a in conformity with the orders of the wr
Department From other points, too, troope have sUe
forward 70 the same destination
81 fgGira6or OF the I'D October has article e1.
Cling Cen Bassdrc for his skill tact and judgr,srt
bringing about the reincorporaton OF lucstsn into IL
Contaderacy Notwithstanding the formidable oSs;sl,
which he encountered.
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Commercial.

We have alluded elsewhere 70 the feeling which
prevails Il the commercial and political world respect
i the sppreheuded scarcity There L atalk OF Working
short tine IN tie manufacturing distccs and re
STATE OF the Cotton trade not less tzan the CONDITION OF
the provision Tasrke: hare Usn- Induced t-s resolve
The result j. thu; ever since the srrva OF me Great
Western ard the a.5err;s the Cotton trade was less
5uoyant oU sill steady The accounts OF the present
years crop 6-e sufficient Keep alive sppTeaensons tor
the future snd with rro-e abundance OF food and rec
sariy more consumption the prcH OF the staple coa.d
70 advanced amazingly AZ !, Is the calm
which peradss the market might De famed into breeze
by the most trivial circumstance fnvo-aoe or Otherwise
from the Western side Of Tie Atlantic
TIE manufacturing maTksts are cr and "Hi!e the!e
is anxiety push sales on the one hand ieLs IS total
absence desire purchase OF the other MS - the
time when flip ought have been gwen 10 trade BY the
opening OF the American markets. allowing six weeks or
two months for vessels leaving England 20 reach the
American shores in for the beginning OF the year
when the Tar:t come into operation But We nea.
tte OF the expectation which the reduced scale OF du-
ties in the Union is likely produce
The immediate dependence of a country on it, own
harvest vsas never experienced 20 greater extent in
England Khan the present moment me loss OF the
potato affects every business more or less and - the
fruitful source Of national well "a individual emoar
easements The produce markets are all subject 10 ia
influence But our market returns VII! show IN their
amplitude the causes al which we nave glanced
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sta1e al rrnde m lhe nrnnnlne.aring Di.trict,.

MAScaEsTERTh has been rather more inquiry THIS
week for some descriptions OF manufactured goods and
especially good inch Strings, for hich sllg hi nd
vance has been obtained The market the other
hand has exceedingly dull. and The business very
limited Under these circumstances, and ys! the
tuued IN he price o. cotton al Liverpool, the
working Of short lime "a rapidly extending and there
seems 10 be e doubt that tie o; fortnight
three weeks VIII De- isr general Than ~ any former
period since the year 1875
RocHp,LE-We have had dull market. y-ry !i!t!e bu.
sness being transacted. prices remaining stationary
In The marke, there Is no change eer ia ptoes Or
quantity sold
Hrpps ssFtED-Our market = extremely da!, and ir"
BUYERS are IN tie order, 'or anything con-s-
gueuce very limited a inclined D speculate
WOODS are hrrn price, but few sales b. made In
WOODEN warn. Inc business 1. over for this season.
LEEps-There IS q rather better inquiry Tor heavy " inter-
ar,ces and lie better accounts from lndt Infused more
adorable spin. ihan las hitherto prevailed ,ia
cure something more substantial! before report any
irnnr Our market.
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which has rs, taken plsce f-o ts sane euS.sss ma
De mentioned -tz the Elizabeth aid Jazz, EoEn NE
Sane port which las brousht z7s3 bags OF "heat N
addition 70 tie large quantity OF Il lo eaas 10. snip
brdTrz pose. 20 tnas weight OF Miuioss oarS ma
6s bales Wool With ether arucles. the prooncaoa o.
TIE place
Tarpeton- the Vocalist, has announced MS IN
tea,ior Of returning 70 Araerics II ie4-
The price having attained the rate q. when me
treaties for the accession of Ba-a-s 70 ne ZoTere a.
lo~ The suppression Of dutes the hiHs aas permitted
the importation duty free Of 81 kinds CT P-oT='ons
into rs kingdom.
A Young astronomer Of Rome NJ Albert hiss
Just discovered n private Eors, manuscript Tors
Of Calico rels-e The satellites OF Jupiter ncn
vas thought 70 De lost he hes published Il
The Giss-ox Free Church Presbytery- have re
solved not 70 interfere in the question Of American sisv-
cry further than rsmonsratng with the cauFehes n
America as 70 their duty II the mater
The vin,aees throughout the whole OF Europe
nsiand not excepted have this season yieided sup
ply OF grapes which for quantity as vel rs qusitE Has
perhaps been eoualed, or a, al events exceed
II The present generation
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II Steamship Cred. Wes:erH from LtrdpooI-Ar Bore
and family Rev 2 Brown Mrs and Miss Walton NJ
Shegozue W Monachere Mr. Holiord and servant, Mr.
Hayes snd lady Misses Hadders Mr. Eadcen Mrs Tones
Mra Razzet; family and Mss Meggs Mss Rs-
german dad Verseley Mr. Neara, Mr. scott and LADY
Mon. Dupont NJ Reid. NJ Marrusceli and servant
NJ Brahan-, Rev Mr. Dewey w Powell, z Rosie NJ
Css-in and lady, Rev J Hines, Mr. Jones. Mr Schu-
herdr family and Mrs Eage-nao and servant
NJ Nelson. Mr. Allan sad LADY. w Cd Sride: Mr. Vo
gel, Nr Schmidt NJ Walton, Dr. Carnochan Baker
NJ Wainwright { Ault z Lesch Mr Dumont
Fisher, NJ Thomas NJ Sinclair, Mr. Dwight and Lady,
Mr. Tobias Mayer Misses Dodfous ". Wexford,
jochnr5, Lethen, D Creig, Miss Hart, Nr Townsend
Samuel Piras, Stuart 6 Klengender, Mr. Briggs ! !
PECK Lsuo, Mitchell, MIS- Ylyer family and ser
want Nr acCawiey and servant Miss Freshman,
Preston Morton, Barge, EHroc- sir Gilnour, Mr.
Selo. sannIste-. ". Clen-
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Business Notices.

Ma. SuSDERLAND.-Ths gentleman US that o
his OF lectures, be commenced 10 LyceCr
finlI onigh II is his design put hisoif IN posi-
ton assault upon any article Of The Christian faith b7
does suppose that Swedenborg insane in the com
OF the term but he proposes TO show that Dis
visions and The so-called revelations Of Jackson DsHi
are receivable into natural states OF The human brain,
without any thing supernatural in them and that Iho'e
who depend, explicitly upon clsryoysnls for her know
ledge OF another world, very likely TO be deceSet-
Hear him and then iudpe
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u THE MUSEUM was well lled last night, and ,hcs'
PunorsmRs received, they richly meiled, viii
great applause Every lover Of beautiful scenery shope
witness their exhibition which takes place to-day hoht
ternOon and evening, in conjunction with the shshni
Quakers Of whom the public tire and osf
Iaugbabla and inlere -ting pefionnances
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The Corn Trade.

lale number OF the Bankers Circular makes The fol-
lowing observations on The corn trade
Our belief IS tha so Tar from wanting an import OF TOUR
millions OF quarters II there no. bu.hel imported
IN ADDITION 10 what he. been purchased Tor England
plenty of food S be found in The Bru-h Islands TO feed
the people at the present OF consumption until Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

~ HERR ALEXANDER the original and unriTatd
Magician is performing miracles mighty at the Albania
and creates great an excitement as when he frs''r
peared at Nibos His tricks are ncomprchensble, and
every ght he achieves some new wonder.
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The outraxes at Nauyoo.

Extract from private letter the Editor Of The Tri
epne, dated - ILLINOIS. Nov : lS46
Gov. Ford is ROW al Nsuvoo That city and
county is sutfsrins under the effects OF the
lawless movements which have been carried on
there for the lsst few years, was there twodsys
after the mob entered the city and more dssclste
booking place was never seen. Out OF probably
$500 houses Tot more than 40 or SO seemed 10 be
occupied.
The mob had guard thereof over 100 men.
under committee OF public safety. before whom
every person they disiked was summoned snd
sentenced To leave the county not 10 return under
pain of death. They drove off many of the most
respectable and wealthy and prudent men OF the
State at the point OF the bayonet. They pllased
houses NJ pleasure and insulted women and chill
dren without hesitation. and under the Prctanee OF
being Flaw and order men" For many miles
sroend the city in every direction nearly every farm
house was abandoned. the fences were thrown
down and the crops the mercy OF cattle and hogs
and law and order men. They were still 81 their
work OF driving OF the men they dishked lcsihns
them Jack Ncruaons) when Gov. Ford raised his
forces and started tos Nsuvoo, On his approach
they retired 10 their houses and when he Leaves
they viii probably resume operations. II he had
me sagscity and nerve TO and bring thsm 10
Justice, few examples would deter the rest-but
tina, will never be done, Such scenes were never
heard Of in civilized country.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC RAPH

BOSTON MOI. ~ +. VI
The steamer Britannia, Captain Hewitt left tins
pc.t at O'Clock. P NJ. today, for Liverpool, with
all her mails, and 81 passcngers-among whom are
Henry wyckoH OF New York bearer of dispatches
to our minister in London II. NJ Timson. John
Robinson and George Burgess, of your city. The
Express train with the Ncw.York and other
mails, arrived at half past three this morning.
Our harbor presents very unusual appearance
We have over 300 vessels ready for sea, and all
wind bound 1t is very singular sight. The
SQUAD and harbors Of Cape Cod are also filed with
packets from the South all waiting for wind Orr
business men are suffering from the want of their
cargoes Forty schooners and sloops from New
York for Boston are at anchor near Harris Island
We have yet seen nothing of the Acadia, although
she is hourly expected. Being the fastest steamer
Of the line she will probably come out in thirteen
days or less.
BUFFALO NOV l6-I0 P. NJ
The rates of the market remain about rs before.
choice Michigan -four brought 81 80. Other orti-
cles are not changed from previous quotations -
Batter, we quote prime Ohio at cents peril
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q TIE FAExER's CLrB meets this day al II
O'Clock at the rooms OF the American Institute
Among other things we understand thar the subject
OF Monsieur GuEsoS's wonderful Theory of testing
the milking properties of Cows viii be discussed
For farther particulars see advertisement
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cYsKE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-1


~ 74ovel1s and Others leaving the City IN ne AL II
noon are informed that an EoeHtnS Eaa~1 ssl,,
brne printed every day containing the ocIoet
Market News by the Southern n1tt &c, Up ~ rJ,.i,.
BIZ nauiriny Of the Newsboys for ne 6ssHss -, ~;
OF The Tribune every viii be abe 70 ~ -; 1890
the l.,est news up 70 the time Of leaving VIC ~
To co,uyssoSpZsrs HE Acrereeesoed zraHy cPpa
n, t DOS. of Washington Correspondent Of The
,,n, n, nsich in or hurry ore gea7ei ans.e7 -7s@
.,,s,, We aa,s MADE ,dti.cetorg engagement Jor that
- I'll a.sey SITUATIONS ,ritn ootrol and are unable
% ere zsp,9yaer, any liz Literary eapaoiy We
tust Tie mo applicants u ,ecstue nis as f'st1He en-
soev 10 their sep1al applications.
Qua SrATE--We in common with our cosern-
poraries, have put down John a. Johnson as the
Member of Assembly elect from Rockland COUNTY
The Official return shows that ne was beaten ~
Isaac A. Raring, Loco-Foco-Independent we pre-
sume.-The published ofHcia! OF Rockland did not
..ate the vote for Governo Senator or Congress SO
we must wait their receipt via Albany
In the Tompkins Congressional District, mis-
take Of 10 votes in the Yates return in favor Of
wisner, Loco has been discovered and corrected,
bat be is still beaten IA votes by VIM. Lawrence.
Wing.
chemung gives Wright 37s majority Maxwell
fHunker) for Assembly, s5.
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u Why, oh why, ~il you suffer with Rough, chaggs
Cracked and Tender Skin, both in children and -
and II allowed live viii breed other disesses -,
seufvy, Salt Rheuu ErysiPel4s, Pinp@s B!o;ehesf S
hons, &c -
Persons should wash the par, diseased with M. -
blessed remedy for skin diseases Joaess Italian CnfA
Soap. Then ell disease Is cured. TIE sfsn beeoEs'N
smooth. clear and tine. "a,
This, mind, tho Jones's Soap, clears ne -
frecxes, tsn sunburn morphew, &c and 10 so.c W.
this city, al the stgn the American Eagle, u Chs'H
ul7 2,sod
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DELAwARE-Complete.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Office of the Delaware Republican.
WILMINGTON Del. Nov. 10. 46.
Governor The Official majority for Tharp, tI.o.
COY is l36.
Congress The Official majority tor JoHS w.
HousTos, tWhigl is li7.
Legislature The Wings have majority OF oHe
IN each House, which secures Wing L S.
Senator Yours.
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sAHnss SARsAfARILLA." Nature" says atlctogs az
lhor IS intrepid hardy adventurous but II Is Tie p'sf
tee 10 spoil her with ndugences from the moment We
come INTO the world" 1t cannot be doubted iha, s7e
hardship and priyaton conducive 10 health ii
beds Of doHn and epicurean luxury. Disease often 10
gea our his victims In the crowded saloons OF ishon 81
shoots his enyenomed shafts among The rich 'irS',
AID deeae vines Of the rich banquet Perhaps
oil Tue maadies which originate In what called hs'
snz," scrou!a and large proportion Of the eru?u"
di-easez are the most common, and for these vel
FOR nearly all The ailments which arise morbid ee
uons or indigestion, venture prescribe SAspss ~
SrARILLA- not claiming for ii infabihty for ,hasgaaU
belongs not to any invention Of men but sincerely oese
ing that ii viii be found under Providence presea: p
To the afflicted We think tina, those whG viii eks "
trouble 10 read the testimonials Of those who have H'
the preparation viii admit that we do not exsggerae
merits.
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail BY s. g. ~,
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fu,on-st corner "
William ct; 73 Broadway, and IT East Broadwsy sss
YorE Sold also by Druggsts generally Throughout q
United states Price 81 per bottle bottles 10! -
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Phslons Chemical Invigorator stands unriysled as
toilet article for gentlemen adies for beautfyng The
hair IL ia recommended by physicians in coniegucncs
OF rs containing no greasy substance.
Phaon's Hair Dyeis warranted to change red or ger
whskers 10 beautiful auburn black instantane0rsy
and will not smut wash off Gentlemen hsT:
rher whiskers dyed at the depot
All orders must be addressed u T.. Phaon 81 Broad
way.
Both articles for sale by the principal drug and
stores ia the union nil II
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OOURAUD,s LlBRARY or RoMANcE.


Ia b!aczstone's eye a tremendous tear dop stared
HIS breath came thick-his hs without r1r-S%
hsr iI4rrss made him almost broken he arted
But when his julia !riI into a s!gmber,
he took his hat aud cane, and then departed,
Absorbed IN thought noted the cucumber
Goodness Aith which the soounan shut the door,
And !eft him Standing the sidewak's door
II Many deep sigh ha- Tanned, PimpleG, YfesLc.
Salow, Rough, Spotted Botehet, Chepped or Esd ~
cost It's possessor Any lady gentleman ihrs ts.
rnu.t re- oice TO know thar GOUEAUDS kaliaa Nssst
Soap 10 certsin for all these .v!l. GOUaAtpss
P0u6rei SU1fs win positively -tsdes. supervisors - =,
from any part Of The human frame withou. Dj9nrs =
delicate akin. Pale cheek. and lio, mar per-
nentiy inesrnsted BY GoURAUD'S magnificent Li.'
" Or. GoURAuD's preparation, can only be o5assss
genalne, at nj, Depoi, 81 Wskerst Ire, sore -
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yxRMosr-FouRra DisrMor,-The Boston Ar
las has complete returns from this District show,
ips the following result Chandler Wing. s..as;
Peck. Loco s72s; scattering, sac. Net Wing
gain since previous trisl $50 1t Will DC seen ths'
Chandler twhigl has plurality OF II votes A
plurality elects at the next trial
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b-s,eh Of nsz.try also Daring the ssi r1 esys asts
he, seer :oerable demand FOR low blanket w
hsrtnr zone OF pretty freely, and AZ far grieeS
5s-s bssr sos farther arrivals Of United sstes
sn-T 70 co;ce that so "a, have Observed ne
-,rs emf IN the con ior s1 dect ESQ III n n,
,xhich screry ach against Ih-r sale az nj Pre- -
- ho-ei ,hzt flture shipments viii show 81 i-ipV'e
--er:in MS respec--aRsees Rouaid
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HAIR ISYIGoHAroB

PARIs STYLE OF hArs-sian.facured and for ,sIs "
KNOX l23 Fulton ~ Sun Buildings
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~ TIE letter of our Philadelphia correspond
emf Il crowded on, by the Foreign NewA