Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

New York Election.
New YoRK, Nov 5, 9 P. NJ.
Kingsland, Wing, elected Mayor by about 5000 ma
jority.
III P NJ
Congressman elected in the City of New York:
Sd District-Emanue 3. Hart, Dem.
4th Bistrct-J. H. Halves, Wing.
9th District-George Briggs, Wing.
9th Distrist-James Brooks Wing.
Wings have a majority of the Assembly in the City,
and the Democrats have majority of the Assistant Al
dermen.
For Governor.
Niagara County, Hunt, Wing, 500 majority
Monroe, three towns, Hunt, 512 maj.
Seneca, Hunt $50 maj.
Lockport, (town) Hunt, 300 maj.
New YORK, Nov. 6, 7 P. M. !.
As far heard from, the Wings have elected IA and
the Democrats IL Congressmen nine districts hear
from, which from partial returns before u.s. will give
Democrats and Wings, making in all Is Democrats
and 10 Wings. For Governor, in 20 counties heard
from, Hunt (whg) majority s77s; seymour's majority
S0r Legislature far heard FROM stands Al Wings
and 81 Democrats
BosroN, Nov. 6.
Election for member of Congress in Vermont has re-
suited in choice. Twenty three Towns in Windham
county, give Lylan (Whig) 1893; Minor (Whig) 1873
Roberts (Democrat) 6SS; Clark 218.
New York, Nov. 6.
The returns from New Jersey show undoubtedly that
Ford Democrat is elected by 200 Runk (Whig)
for Congress in this district Essex has only GOO major
ity for Martin Jackson (Whg) over Price (Dem.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.
Alexander Ramsey and Richard W. Thompson have
/ 81
Indians, Minnesota Thomas Foster Secretary to Com
mssioners John H. Bibbins, Jesse Stein, and John H.
Rogers Indian Agents.
NEW York, Nov. 7.
Passengers from the norh report that Clinton county
gives $50 majority for Hunt, and 600 majority for Ia
Dor. The Wing candidate for Congress and Wing men,
bers of Assembly have been elected. From present
dications Seymour (Dem is undoubtedly elected Gov
ernor. Franklin county gives so Wing majority In
Wayne, county, Wing members elected. Warren coun.
y gives 500 Democratic majority for Governors ZOO for
Congressman. Livingston county, Hunt 400 majority,
Allegheny, small wing majority; one Wing member
elected. Returns coming in more favorable to
Wings
BosToN, Nov. Z.
E. X. Whitaker has been nominated as Democratic
candidate for Congress in the 9Th district place OF
Mr.. Bradford, declined.
From the Madison Papersl
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4, s P. NJ.
The leading democrats have published an address cen
snrng the pursued by Senator Soue during the
late session of Congress.
The steamer Tribune, from Cincinnati for New Or
leans burned ninety miles above this cityon Satur-
day The greater portion OF her cargo is total loss
New York, Nov a.
The Washington arrived yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock; with hundred and sixty five passengers
and large cargo, including one hundred and fifty tons
of goods from Bremen Her advices from London are
the Goth ult days later than those by the Can
ada.
EYGLAND.-The news from England is of little i'm
portance Markets appear have undergone change
On the continent, flour and wheat are dull.
FRANcE-In Paris, the egitimist party is still una-
vorable the prolongaton OF the Presidents power
SPAN.-Troops, which had sailed from Cadz to Ha.
vana, amounted to 260 and Gen. Concha, with fresh
detachments, TO sail on the 18th.
GERMANY.-An improvement is noticed in the affairs
of Hesse Cassel which has evidently been arrested by
the bad management of minister's and the state
still in disorganized condition. ministry has
been constituted in Hanover.
New York, Nov. 5, 4P.M
Late arrivals from Jacmel report that conspiracy
against the government had been detected. Two men
had been shot, eight more condemned to DEATH and
some two three hundred imprisoned to await their
trial.
1t positively stated that Kossuth and other Hunga-
ran exiles at kentaya, having received permission
retire from the Ottoman empire, will at proceed
the United States with view permanent settlement.
The Porte has, is also said Published decree permit
ting all foreigners in his service to resign, matter
what their creed number of their refugees, who had
heretofore adopted the Mussulman faith are thus ena-
bled to Christianity, and Gen. Benz is said to
be foremost in the list
Anderson the mail agent who was suspended after
the robbery Of the mail in Philadelphia has been
stated.
New York, Nov. 5.
Bishop Hughes leaves here the 10th inst for Rome,
to receive the appointment of archbishop.
Arrival of the Empire City.
Tsco ,ceeks later from California.
New York, Nov. 6, sP. M.
The Empire City arrived this morning with adviccs
from San Francisco to the 30th Of September.
She brings about two hundred passengers and S197,
900 in gold dust
The clerk of the Empire died on the passage
The fire alluded to by the Alabama's news broke out
in the Lafayette Restaurant and destroyed three hundred
buildings which covered four squares. The loss is
estimated fully million Of dollars. The burnt dis
trct is bounded by Washington Dupont Pacific, Balti-
MORE and Montgomery streets 1t has since been near
ly all rebuilt The City Hall saved from the flames
with the greatest difficulty.
The news from the mines continues encouraging. At
a wing dam on Smiths bar of Feather river a party
the middle fork collected about the amount.
Trade continues brisk. The traders from the mines
were buying freely for the winter
There was less strngency in the money market than
for many months before.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 6, 8 P. NJ.
NEW JERSEY ELEcTIoN.-Ford Democrat, is elected
Governor by from three five thousand majority Three
out of Eve Congressman elected Democrats. The
Democrats will have majority in the Legislature,
which elects United States Senator its session.
New York, Nov. 6, s p. M
The returns show that the following Congressman
have been elected: