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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
One Day Later from Europe--Gocd News
from France for Turkey ana Rome.

The steamship Washington, which arrived at
this port yesterday, brings one days later inteli
gence from the continent Of Europe, which will be
found at length in our columns to-day.
The two most important points of this rntelli-
gence, are the position declared on behalf of the
French government by NJ. de Tocquevllle, Minister
Ct Foreign Affairs, in relation to Rome and Tur-
key. They 90 10 confirm the recent indications
of an improvement, m the European policy Of Louis
Napoleon. In opposition to the monarchical plan
Of M. Theirs, the Prime Minister declares the
policy OF the government in reference to Rome, to
be the policy laid down by Louis Napoleon in his
letter to Col. Edgar Ney; that is, general cur
tailment Of the temporal powers Of the Pope, and
the reconstruction Of the government upon a re-
publican basis. SO far 20 good.
Upon the Turkish question, the only new fea-
lures Of intelligence are IN the report, that in oppo
sition to The Theirs and Mole party in the French
Assembly, The government had taken decided
stand IN favor Of Turkey, in ordering the French
fleet TO the Durdanelcs, to cooperate with the
British; and that, IN answer to the Russian aidde-
camp, who declared that this would he considered
cause Of war, the answer was, that France would
regard the invasion of Turkey by a Russian force
the opening Of hostlities with the republic. So
far very good.
There appears to be no apprehensions Of war
upon the Turkish question; but the attitude
assumed by France, in conjunction with Eng
land, viii doubtless result in favor Of the
manly and noble stand taken by the Sultan in de-
fence of the Hungarian refugees The very deli
cate position of Austria naturally causes her to
ucmble at the prospect Of general war, aud, not
withs,anding her recent bloody atrocities in Hun
gary, she will rather use her influence for the
escape Of Kossuth and his brave companions, for
the sake Of peace, than back ny the demands Of
Russia at the hazard Of another revolution.
The policy Of France, as thus indicated, is
matter Of the deepest moment in respect TO Euro
pesn affairs. II Louis Napoleon goes improv-
ing at this rate, he will soon redeem bis late blum
ders, aud place the French repubhc in attitude
a stability and strength al home, and Of the
highest importance to the preservation Of republic
can principles IN Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

Letters from Venice. quoted BY the COnsii'uiions,
of Forenoe state that an immense number o. passports
had been applied fer by Inhabitants q Venice aud %
the Venetian provinces. but that the Austrian gov
erpment generally refufed 20 give any Although the
city u net openly subjected o. contribution the
richest families privately forced 90 pay large
The port and city deserted misery at its height
and commerce at stand The writer adds that " the
free port Of Venice Is abolished the city will be ruined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

tCuENECrADy COUNTY.
whig majority, State candidate, 900; Senator 600;
Assembly, $50; Clerk, $50.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
whitehall, 200 whig majority; Dresden, State 20
vhig majority
RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
Democratic Sheriff, and probably Senator; one whig
Assemblymsn, the other tive in doubt. Troy about
$50 vhg majority on State ticket.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Average wbig majority from 80 TO co.
ERIE COUNTY.
Buffalo, 81 wbig maj.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
West Sparta. 70 wbig maj
oNoNDAeA COUNTY.
wiig msjor,y in Syracuse on State ticket, 100 he
reports from the Indicate doubtful result Onon.
dsgs wbg State and county ticket elected by 100 or
ZOO Senator, Sheriff. Clerk, and probably two Of the
Arsembly, are elected.
Syracuse io0 on State ticket Alvord, democrat for
Assembly third district, 90 ahead Town Of Cicero
hear from.
oswEeo COUNTY.
Oewego, average vhig majority on state ticket, 70
Eizhugh, vbig for Assembly, 1872 majority In the city
but in the district Lewis democrat Is elected by 800
majority.
MONROE COUNTY.
Tut Monroe down ~ 900 whig Put Ontario down
at COO vhg Csyuga additional Mentz. gas, demo-
cratic clerk scp,s, is, Wig clerk Venice, 90 whig
Conquest 81 do democratic. Bruius, 30 democratic
Result now doubfulich sndtotisr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

Frssh executions ~ Hungarian patriots had taken
place and 90 take place at Arad and In Pesth by
sentence of Austrian court mar'as One ~ the fret
notsbles Of Hungary the octogenarian Beothy was
CONDEMNED 10 death The brutal retaliatious II the
Au.tIisn government had hed sl Europe with horror
and dif gust
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p o S r S G RIP T.
THE VERY LATE S 7 l..

ONEIDA COUNTY.
Rome, democratic majority ranging on State ticket
from 100 to 200. Jewett, Chstaeld highest, and Fol-
lett losest Esmes, Sheriff, los; Mann, Senator $50
Floyd, average democratic majority, 100; Eames,
Sheriff, 20 Utica, average whiy majority, $50.
81 majority for Jones, Sheriff. average whIg majority
90 Verona, Howes, 3o6; Jones, 207. Utica and 10
tovns out Of 20 give average whis 4e5 State tic
ket. The whg county ticket supposed to be elected
together with and probably whig members Of As
smhly.
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Kew Tersev Election.

James bishop, Of Beaver street, this city, and Of
New Brunswick. n. j., whig and anti-monopoy cindi-
date for member Of Assembly Nidlesex N. kss OBJ
tanned the highest number Of by hundreds
although the whole strength Of the monopoly party
were brought TO bear against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY,
New York.

The folswing are the returns received this morning
to the hour Of sending this edition Of the Herald to
press -
The Popular Vote OF this city
We give In our table the highest vote poed yester.
day Oh the whig and democratic ticket -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

steam Touring mill recently erected az Van Bc-
rem. Ark IL now IN operation turning out forty
bbls. Of -four per day.
H. o. w. Cronise has been arrested at Tifn, Ohio,
On q charge Of rcbbirg the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
Slave Stampede and ResIsiance-Their Lead.
er Killed.
The Trial or Nathaniel Childs.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 9, 1910.
The trial Of Nathaniel Childs accused of being con-
eerned in the late heavy bank robbery in this city com
menced yesterday. Considerable difficulty was en-
countered in procuring jury, special venue of fifty
being exhausted. jury, however, was empanslled
to-day. The counsel engaged tor the prosecutin ana
defence able and talented men,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

In the Havre cotton market there great excite.
ment owing to the sdvces received from Liverpool Of
the state Of the exchange there During the week
ending 18th Oct IS 500 bales sold than half
Of which were on speculation. The stocks
suced 20 81 334 bales At the clse Of business the
18th nit. the following were the latest quotations.
which showed very considerable further rise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
Reapp.arance Of the Cholera

ST. LOUIS Nov. s, 1S49
The cholera has reappeared at St. Genevieve and lie
quite prevalent and fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
Interesting from Santa Fe-Further Indian
Difficulties.

Olmcult1eSs
Sr. LOUIS, November Q, 1S49.
By arrival here from the Plains we have received
later advces from Santa Fee though the news, gene
rally speaking possesses but little interest.
The Santa Fe Republican gives account of Skin.
mish recently, between the whites and Apaches near
Los Wales The Indians had renewed their depreda-
tons by stealing lot of clothing two horses and $50
head Of cattle from Los Wales. Captain Papeau with
forty men, pursued the Indians fifteen miles without
coming up with them. He then divided his force,
Sergeant Miller taking command of half of the men,
Sergeant Miller continued the pursuit and six miles
further on, suddenly came the enoampment of the
Indians conflict Of short duration ensued in which
the Indians completely routed and put to flight,
leaving FIVE Of their party dead upon the ground,
among whom Petrilo, noted chief.
Col Washington, with a large force was securing the
country round, in search OF marauding Apaches but
with little success.
Indian depredatons all around Santa Fe are now Of
daily occurrence.
Horrible Crime-DOubIe Murder-Thc Per.
petrator to be Burned Alive, &c.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9, 1S49.
revolving case of rape and murder took place the
other day, near Palmyra. negro belonging to Mr.
Glssscock committed violence on Miss Bright an in.
terestng little girl IA years ofage murdered
her For fear OF being detected inhuman monster
turned round and killed her brother, aged IL years
The wretch has been arrested and will be burned alive
on Friday.
Young Barnum, who shot In ST. Louis BY the
French brothers Montesquieu, is much better and
hopes entertained Of his recovery. a
Slave Stampede and Northumberland eati-
er Killed.
Quincy (l) Nov. g. 1si9
Last night about fifty negroes Of all ages and sexes
with teams stampeded from the Missouri side of the
river. The slaves owned by Miss Miller Mr. Me-
Kim and Mr. McCuteheon, Of Sugar Creek, and MIR
Ellis, of Monticello, Lewis county. The slaves were
oveihauled on Saturday morning. and, after despe-
rate resistance and the loss of their leader they were
captured. The slave who killed belonged to Misc
Miller.
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No News from the south.

BAL rMoRE, Nov COZ NJ
We have the Southern mail, but it contains no news
Of Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Annexation Meeting In Montreal.

MONTREAL, NOV. 6-P. NJ.
Considerable preparations are making for q grand
meeting to be held in this city the sth
inst. Should nothing happen to prevent, will send
you Q synopsis Of the proceedings
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westehester County.
rowN OF couRTIANpr.

TOWN OF COURTfANDT.
whig majority on state ticket. ............I 3b
S,nsior- lDedever. whig over Brsndreth) 49, :. $50
sierjf-Creed over Milierl. ................l3 6
Cipk-QLockvood over Oakley. ,.............. CT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

Pisn FUSps, Oct. 1o.-DERSIsRs CoURs CoNr-
rAsr.-Three per Cents, 55fr soc; Five per Cents,
ssfr. 05c. Bank Of France, 335fr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

bet"ts 1hiel 9ustice Oekley ana Jusucee SANFORD
and Vanderpoel.
Nov. 5.-The calendar was called over but NO case
being ready some defaults entered and the Court
adjourned 70 "wednesday morning, at IL o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
Stage OF Wafer nj Pittsburrh

PiTrsBURGH Nov. GA. M. 4
The river is in good boating order. Weather rather
warm for the season. Business active
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

NARROW ESCAPE AND Loss OF LIrr.-A letter
received from Captain Crosby, OF bark Antelope,
Of Boston, states that ne had very rough passage
from Liverpool to Norfolk, and a narrow escape
from drowning. In u severe gale, he aud his first
officer. Charles French, OF Brewster. Me-, wore
washed overheard by a sea which broke over the
overheard rope which was made fast on board -
Captain G felt the rope as It h,a'ed past MN,
sezed hold OF il, took two or three turns around
Lis lett arm, and In this way dragged over a
mile before he was rescued from ms perllous STU
ron The mate was lost, all Efforts to save HIM
he, ny unavaiiDg -Bostop Journal, Much IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

TIE GREAT LAND CASE Al NEw ORLEANs-U 8
D.TRIcr Court Judge Cxieb.-rhs great land
Of John McDonogh ps the United States came up
to day The suit is for t2c 900 arpents which he
claims by purchase OF one Dopsldson the Ian hav
ing been originally granted by DON Juan Ventura
Morales then the In eDdaDt General Of the provinces
Of Ii MS and West Florida application Don
Geronimo La Chiapells in October 1893 which
ratified BY the king Of Spain the said lands lying and
being in the province Of West Florida, between the
Amifs and Pascagoula rivers - ~ o. Prcayans,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

Pension LAws.--Among the documents ordered
to be printed by the last Congress, was one EN-
bracipg the pension laws now In force, together
with certain regulations touching the subject. As
il is one of pretty general interest, we have taken
he trouble to prepare bret abstract OF the more
important te atures of these laws, which Is In SUBJ
stance as follOws:--
In substap ,atips claim all evidence shall be taken
cath Affirmation before the jndse OF the district
Of The judges of the state territory In which
be claimant rs,ioes or before some person specially
sut horissd by commission from ea,d judge
Pension in States and territories where there
pension agents. ere to be paid at the seat Of go
v.rpment
Volunteers disabled in the service are to be pen
stoned
Pensions are granted to ell officers who served tn the
end Of the revolutionary war in the continen ts army
The widow or children are estitied 70 rec-ive the
baIap ca due in the care of u Jeceassd pe
Provision 10 made for all perseDs who served six
months IN the army, militia or navy during the revo-
Widows and orphans Of officers and soldiers Of the
militia rangers sea lei cibes, ADD vou nt-er- ~no have
died cir CO isls sre entitled to year, hair pay
The widows Of revolutionary Ulcers are a lowed pen
s'ons for the time that they remain unmarried
The brothers and sisters OF decreased soldiers OF the
Mexican entitled the land when would nave
Soldiers Of the war of 1871 may select new land II
he fret warrants located on land unht for Guilt
vstion. -
Ibvalids OF the navy are allowed pensions
Five years pensions, amounting to half the monthly
cav "a the Deceased entitled at tue Of
80 death are allowed TO wido~s and children Of navy
c, r. slain In service The zane u true vi regard
TO oil persons slain in the naval service including men,
m sri ma er e neers. FIRE me aud coal beavers
I'm ihp document there are great many techni-
cal regulerions, tor which we cannot lind ROOM
bur We may venture 10 suggest, that all pe fsous
who teeiap IDteT,st IN the peusiob laws NAV 90
her # Couprss, OF by sppiyiug to the Secretaries
~ War and Navy, or ri the home Department.
Hoshsngfo1 Cr,0~ Npy,h IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

WATER DEFICIENT AT BANGOR. MAIss Inc
Esngor, (Me Whtgand Co"'o OF thr lo'n ."s'.i,
brooks in this r, qion is very low TIL. paper nails,
end msry Others upon The small streams, have
bee hung M ter several weeks The f'rm'rs an.t
ou,ers M the uvrr are oo"ged ls p-"i wt~t ''s
their cattle ND tor domestic pu,pcs-4
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There are atty newspapers Ia Alaesma of which Il
are dsuosrstic, weekly; 10 why, weekly; dsmosra-
tis wi. ~oehiy wbg tri seekly; u-u,rsL tryH-.-
IN, dc pocra;c, dluYi 2shs d1iiy; neutral dady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

GOAL FOR THE PACIFIC AND TRANSIT TRADE
Tie pot OF Camosack, In Vaecouvers Island, with
IL excellent haIbor, promises 10 become of great
inn o lance port If refuge to ships trading along
NE western coast OF America. The point Of
-cIepIItc interest," however, ~ the coalieid OF the
north, asiern district, which 10 worked so near the
surface that the C0rmOrant stean1-sleop was sup
,lied b, the natives with 62 tons of coal within
three days. Specimens of this coal have been ex-
sninsd Tor the admiralty, and although It yields
consld, bic per centape OF ash, 1t is not much in
terror ~ the coal OF south Wales In addition to
this the coal held of Chill is found to produce a
ne, III many respects not inferior to the coal OF
Ne wcsstle These, and the more resent disco
very II coat 1T Port Famine, ensure the success of
-. I'm navigation on the Pacific Ocean; and the
mineral wealth OF II e whole oftbe American coast,
rang,rg from Chill, 10 California, with lts trea-
-urss oi copper (much OF which is already smelted
IN Chi), lead SILVER, and gold, will be rendered
available tor the wants ot an increasing popuia-
ion, and owe rise, eventually. to foursting com.
u,pn ties sl' ng The shores OF the Western Ocean.
- Aihssdpm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

GUATEMALA Arrivals from Guatemala bring
deplorabIe accounts OF the state Of that rsrubic.
I, wss not enough that II should be d-solsted by q
civil war bttween the two parties OF the dominant
race: the Indians have taken advantage Of tho
CIRCUMSTANCE to commence ruthless aud erer-
minntn M war against their oporessors Many
towns have been sacked and burned. the women
violstd, and young and old destroyed with brutal
f,rociy The war is much like that which has
rsvsRed Yucatsp, but the proportion OF fodiansto
nessss are more inaccessible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

@cvsRsnss Of the EI President ~sd yaite.
~ ire'neot tots AGO aii.s, lstt Macon, Ga, Oh
re tiih init. tor C-luGbus. Nr Walker was con-
ds.a 60 h's 70, ~ = cold AL Mr. Dauasp, 1t Ni'.
80 80 r'rrl.t0 ~i o. fl~f Nnf0 fft .U. ~ ".
s.orn,ng, " G,t.s dr rols ~ coivsagat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

FATAL Flour BETWEEN TWO Boys SEVEN WEARS
OLD Two ooy-, one by the name ut Rams Jottom
ltpesh) aud the other, koight, (Ysnkee) mad u
fight ~ Pawtucket, yesterday. Ramsbottom threw
Knight on The ground, the back part OF his head
vi uck stone, and me- was ca RED hone dead -
Knight had ben sick for some time past, and was
quite feeble. He was IN only child -pcor,dears
az ID lrlns ~. liA,ta II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

The FLOODS IN THE SoUTH-ANorHER CREvAssE.
The coast still continues In prscariOus stu
alton. from the menaclng appearance ef the ex-
uaordnary high water. We have this week to
uote another break In the levee OF West Baton
Rouge, which occurred on the night Of Saturday
last, near Brusle Landing, just below Foret's ball
room. The break was a fearful one, takin4 IN many
acres, and overlooking a large extent OF country
al ound The inhabitants OF the vicinity, and OF
the back conce sslons, have been REDUCED to much
DISTRESS and are seeking refuge upon all the ele.
waited land to be found. The amount OF damage
" blch must eusue West Baton Rouge from this
crevasse, together with the one which has taken
place near the mouth of False River, aud the other
fronting John Lobdel's, will ne immense. We
learn from our friend, s. P Greves, Esq Ut that
paris h, that the places belonging 10 the following
senflemen are inundated; t. Mes-rs. d p. Cain,
Jesse Hart, X. Barrow, - Woods, j. n. Here
ford, Johe Lobd,ll JOAN BUTLER, and Nolan
Stuart, and the back waters are Inv dug ether
places between and below those sbove named
A the cane " destroyed, and the prospects OF the
planters blasted Tor at least two years to come.
The river at This place Ia at a stand. Appearing to
rse during the night, and fall a tr,l. during the
day Button Rouge Adpocofe. March z
FATAL floHT BtTwEEN TWO Boys SEVEN YEARS
OLD : Iwo ooyS, one by the name Ut Rams bottom.
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party of Mississippaos. from Natchez and
psIn.t no. for Iavaca, Texas, on their way to the
cold rp, Mr. Halliday. ftvorably known In
M,s,ssIppi. through his long connection with the
Nstchez Fee Trader, is of the party. 1t COMPRISES
about forty gentlemen of the right stamp-N o.
f,,sceof Hfyych 10.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-05
TO pERPETuArn PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT F1RE-ARMS.-Ths gun loads
IL ut the breech the principle, regards setting
home the charge, OF loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches
its rest instead OF the entire length OF may be) moist
barrel the mechanical enboes the best
thc principles for this purpose ant enables person
load and lire the at the OF three hundred times
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry
sure hre and burn the powder WELL which, with the
rate fit OF the ball. enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
Is useful Tor both sporting and warllke purposes
ihey are made to order, either in mnsket rifle carbne,
ana shotgun form, and delivered governments indvid
uals OF organized bodies Of whose purposes arc not
States. --.l-T 'r-'''-' - wv - '"' o''''~"
For particulars, address, pos, paid,
VIM w. HUBBELL
aug A-u Patontee, Phiadslpha.
'Ths subscriber loaded and arsd hs mu.ks "A t,. In
minutes. - $500 - ~A"'' =" WV
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that such property turned over to quaIcmaser of
the United States explaining when the claimant
remounied, &c. reqSired in said first class of
In the production OF the evidence previously
described be dspen cd WITH unless the impracticaby Of
producing be clearly proved, and thon the
best Other evidence which the is susceptible
furnished in lieu thereof
Every claim must be accompanied by deposition of
the claimant declaring that lac has received from any
officer agent of the United States horse horses
equpage, accourements, mule cart boat sleigh
harness. Gas the may bel In lieu OF the properly
lost, any compensation for the same and be support
ed, if practicable, by the original valuation list, made
by the appraisers OF the property the time the was
taken into the United States service and in where the
have urred, because the United States
failed supply transportation for the horse and owner
was com PEELED by the order of his commanding officer To
embark and him, provided for in the first section
of the the affidavit of the claimant must in addition
TO the declaration above mentioned declare THAT he did
the order of his officer leave said and
equpage and that he sold otherwise disposed of
the said horse eqpage, and received com
for said horse equpage from amy
ever"
All evidence other than the certificates of officers who
the time of giving them in the military service Of
the United States, must be sworn to before Judge
Justice Of the peace, other person dolly authorized
administer oath, and of which authority proof should ac.
company the evidence.
GEO. W. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF War.
APPROVED March 26. Isl9
Z. TAYLOR