The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
DOU BIZ f SH E E T.
This Mornings News.

The official returns Of the election in this State,
which are now beginning to come in, are different
n almost every instance from the reports previ-
ously received, and the variance is generally in
favor of the democrats "The Devils half acre.
az the late Gen Root used to designate a certain
dark corner in Delaware county, has been heard
hom, and it is found that the antirenters threw
their fuel into the democratic furnace, and have,
consequently, blown the wings sky high. OF
course, it ia still impossible to get at the
real facts, but the way in which the matter
now stands, it is more than probable that
the wings have lost the control of the Canal
Board, and perhaps the Legislature Nothing
but the complete official returns viii settethe diff
Guilty.
In the State of Massachusetts,, the wings have a
majority of twenty six in the Legislature; but
there are one hundred and eighteen vacancies to be
filed, of which the coaitionists may get enough to
give them the predominance
The finances of the country are in q very favora-
BILE condition California has added immensely TO
the metallic currency Of the world and the prospect
never was better Cor supply of gold dust equal
to anything ever anticipated. Very few realize
the extent of tie production of California gold.
Mare than two hundred millions Of dollars in gold
dust have been extracted from the soil of that sec
ton of the world in !. Little more than three years
1t is this accession to currency that has given
such an impetus to every great interest Of the
country; and long the receipts continue at the
rate already realized, we need apprehend revul-
sion that will arrest progress, Occasional
checks may occur; but our course must be onward
and in few years we shall be able to trade with
other nations or our own capital
A painful report has reached US Of the loss of
several lives by the burning Of cotton factory at
Philadelphia, last evening. The fire commenced
in the lower par. Of the building, and so rapid was
its progress that the workmen IN the upper part
were cut of from the stairs, and compelled to make
their escape through the windows. This is another
warning Of the serious effects of not having more
than one or two ways Of egress in houses where a
large number Of persons are employed
A synopsis Of the charge of Judge COnckling TO the
Grand Jury, in the case Of the Syracuse rioters
will be found under the telegraphic head.
We undertand that Captain Parker has been
sent as a special agent to Havana, to inquire into
the conduct CT ex- Consul Owen
The Hungarian e1les were yesterday received
by he Mayor, at the City Hall. Col Berzsnczey,
one Of the nobest looking Of their number, de
Eversd the address in behalf Of the exiles, and the
Mayor replied il appropriate terms.
The Board Of Education, at thar meeting last
evening, adopted a report to The Board Of super
vsoIr es,imat the expenses for school purposes
for ne coming year, a. ESQ.,, ij2 81.
The steamship Cambria is overdue at Halifax,
With three days later news from Europe. SEE eft
Liverpool On the Isl inst, and is, therefore in her
twelfth day-equal to her fourteenth to Boston or
New YORK The Cambria, bowever, is the slowest
steamer Of the lire.
On reference 20 the po,e Intelligence, 1t will be
seen that gang Or forgsrs has been broken up 6y
the police some curious developements have been
made by orc Of The accused party