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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

There was conicsi. nssrl, year ago. between two
rival oigauisaio each claiming 20 include majority
# ils dcesaics choien Co. anil 1us 20 ronsst1ie tho
true prmo,faiic Republican General Committee Of The
or, ofNsuAors ILis caalcs, was decided - hr a.
as, d,rsion 80, temporarily had--nol BY recurrence
- tie re,r'e sor yoi o. any maiaally chosen umpire
bet ~ a.sif constituted sPoasible. political secret
eossls,s sslIrs iisslf rsmtaany Society or Colsu.
bsa or,isr vti,h isd 90 more rishifa authority Boz
ns rtsui,ss han ile Grand lama st no matter
i lad fovsr D. ipu no Hard sari Committee
oai u 1sHm,sy il,l ,ni bar ihs door b..
Ned &c. cod thee Co. hnHi g. lariiaus. sroi
ts'e "a iis.rssa.f.ns Ia 30 eyes Of tho thou.
,.rfs rto faAr tte'f GO ffnm TsnmsnJ Hal
a. sor.iser sry s.irz regular Al irm5rr,fi-
vt.rh rsssss russns there Il is mr.snrholI bai
toas 40 LEA re hat Go aldilcd postcsslaa 81 aii
Hal &. Weta frc ihnlaai roiss g. go party thus
latoisa 1ui ilc liars eAsl 'ommuro 'ilsd 20
sfnyssssni in.ifaio have ever snco been l~ficd
by TIC sofis Il r,.si4ng .r 10 Oh silyfct'nt
geArtsee sud thr M0--as though their cfeu.
,ion from Ismmsny settled The question against
nr'r rcstaniy and IT, Gcqu,nfrr. OF fanpiny
have been taught 20 believe that John Van iurog ~hep
ri Grover & Go were and Charles o Cpnor Brady.
sc were not TIC true oracle, ~ National Democracy
bot the iui appeal 20 Tho People, ibr ~oiis with
~ Ito advantages which the po,scssion Of Tammany.
tie prestige Of regularity and the patronage Of both
National nnd State Admin situations would give them,
have been signally beaten The average vote for the
Hard State ticket il from Jhrceto -Four Thousand
higher Ian that for the soft We take Il for granted
that the Tammany Society not attempt to hold out
against this decision OF the court Of last resort but
will obey the Peoples mandate aud rcinstate the
Adamantine General Committee
But should the matter stop here AID. Barr, the
Chairman Of that Committee, is Senator elect, and
stands morally pledged to probe the iniquty whereof
faid Committee has been the immediate victim to the
bottom 1t not enough that the present wrong should
be undone so far tardy atOnement can be made In
demnity for the past is impossible but security for the
future should be enforced. 1t is monstrously wrong
that any secret selfeected, close corporation should
have power to influence the politics Of the City State
and Nation as this Tammany Society now does The
usurpation is hardly paraeled the darkest pages in
the history of Venetion Ogarchy. Submission to its
perpetuy is voluntary debasement And we look to
AID Barr to devise the fitting remedy and demand It's
application.
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application.

The corner stone of the Berlin Water-Works was
laid on October 2lst Four hundred and twenty thou
sand inhabitants will thus be accommodated with the
pure element. Mr.. Schramke, a German draughtsman,
formerly engaged ON the Croton returned
to Berlin 10 1914 examined the face ofthe country about
the town. and found series OF small lakes, twelve
niles north of it, of such an elevation could supply
reservoir about sixty feet high on a bill Immediately
outside tie walls. The reservoir will be capable OF
throw ing water into the third or fourth story OF every
house in Berlin, as that city is sandy plain Ever
facility exists for constructing these waterworks as
tie country to be passed through is exceedingly level,
and being sandy is easily dug The glory OF the Gro
tonWoiks, therefore, has not ended with NewYOrk
nor viii it end with Berlin for it influence must
tend from that city to others in Europe
Some six years ago Mr. sehramke submitted mis- plan
to tie Berlin authorities and il evidently good
that capitalists at the time ready TO take hold of
it and pushit Immediately through TO completion All
things Of the kind, however, in Europe byerlad by
the Government. and when not destroyed by such aid.
as il is called their growth is either srdy puny,
both TIE force of people so delegated must have
tie nieriority of second hand article. Hence the
Government at Berlin impeded the commencement and
question.
No idea il important 10 the growth and develop
ment Of liberty teach the people that they must do
their own work, and not depend on Government, or
allow themselves 10 be unduly restrained by it II
We urged this idea on the public ~ much a.
We think they need H. We might pursue il rs.
qus al noassam, in tho opinion OF our readers.
II we properly study the philosophyo Of our history We
shall lind progress just Ia proportion to the direct
letsof The action Of Ihs people Themselves In their
own ahabs aud tho ieasl poasibie operation of gov
eminent functions may bs urged Ia opposition 60
,Lis view that tha bad government OF New York City
ors,s arguments 10 the contrary aud what NO mood ID
moro direct governments, aAe ess comprehensive inii
'iduai aeIi'a 10 lhls va elij, that Though Now
f"'h 10 Nei eni an oaoapon 60 chs sesl OF The tn'ed
States bot to over, existing oits Ia tho "csd aud 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

Tax SAIE At ALHASi-We have received catalogue OF
pages indicating immense number of o's OF sndn all
parts OF tho State Sold about to be- sold io
Of taxes at tho Capitol At Albany The sale commenced on
Wednesday the nh iult and must occupy all OF tho pres
emf and most Of the coming month lhs avery extensive
sale the ias by he State undcr The oil law TIE sl day
devoted 10 saoa of lois in the city aud County OF Alba
NY aud neasS ccmpsed tho pugVhsses baus combined 10
Chester Packard and William ID Carol % Albany &
Maios baldwin. OF Syracuse city ei Albany and tew
ohers ih8 amount ol taA dne any QUO parcel b geno
say mai aad The average hide wegeah'ut soieNhae1 The
property advertised iol tho tax 10 10 paid within ID hours
se,e.i 10 redemption within tive yeas bs payment ei costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

Republican simplicity is text Of those who gull the
laLorers of this country into the belief that they ore the
only friends Of the working mantha all who oppose the
modern Soft Democracy extravagantpurs proud
Aristocros Let facts speak Here is very Illustrative
which we take from an English paper-Ihe Daily Nal:
C1sPEr PREsipSET THE UNITED SrATZA-Messrs
Tenpleton Glasgow have Just completed carpet
tie bite House Wellington tie Official residence Of he
Prsd Tf sifcent piece OF textile
manufacture about &c fset long By 20 broad the pores
cospg halds0e bOr6sr sewed The tag H. Of the
ruby ard crimson denasE with three tasteful nedson
IN the ceLtsr sni ch pieces % corr po-d Inc
hed n bouquets fowers designed and executed wih A
between See This carpet the largest Of i've
for the Presidential msnon J Aes-rs Temp
the whole Of which require 70 D. a washington early in NO
veLbfL'
VIII any Of the ~ji Drained Democrats answer that
American vorkmen cOuldno produce carpet OF American
wool sufficiently gorgeous for plain American President
ortha such patronage end encourag Of American a
cuiure and manufacture ID what win produce the highest
state OF pro pery the american people We hope when
this magnificent piece otexte manufacture arrives in this
city this very plain transformations economical edminsra
ton viii allow II be opened where il may be seen as
through glass darkly," blythe hardfsted' hard
sheled, hard to Understand herown interest working
Possibly the exhibition may confirm them in their
willingness to sink MI the industrial arts oitis country into
state Of yasselsge 70 foreign manufacturers Two THoCs
DOLLARS for the carpet Of room Of plain Demo
cratic President, psd English manufacturer Wa-h
ingionan Jeffcrsonian Republican simplicity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

There are new STRINGS of insurrection in the
Island of Cuba. Nothing is more natural; it is i'm
possil lc that wellcducated men, accustomed to the
enjoyment of liberty when travelling in the United
States and other countries should long submit in pa
thence to the tyranny there imposed upon them And
il is impossible that Government which exercises
such tyranny should not be alarmed at the most nss'
riGcant demonstrations Of hostility. There is no
probability that any considerable movement is on foot
in Cuba. but It does not take much to create panic
in the minds of the Spanish officials of the leland II
is evidently such panic which forms the subject OF
our tccgrnphc dispatch giving the news brought by
The steamship Isabel to Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

AEHEsT o. - ALL6GSD AccoMrLIce ~ rnE saER
BrRn, WA~J HUHDER.-A man by the name Of Eoyes
Mann iOTB.eny near nGigbbOr Of Nr Reuben COzzens
u SLerbOrD sose brtlei murder in September last will
b. eIsJefed sre,ted last evening the Long
Iolo HDi'li n hatck BY Depaty Sheriff Bnnnistor on
tDsyOD Vi beng az hccO1ycc ~ the murder fDr which
(Ls,B man r. ~ cgssdy bye three Or four days ayO
Nojss pit up II Mansion IDuse IN South FraDinlion,
and wLei leaving he De1t morning accidentally LETT be-
-" 'es' ~ "IFh were ~ 'tfJ sPols ~ blood ms
Dir 'a ntn aliofney ezafnlaed hen called upon Chcp
AMI sec - him. Why dad you toll me ihal ~ ann
va coAn9ehd via 700 ~ no murder Of Mr Cozzens
80 hAsfcst1 hibD5i hcsiiatOD, Bccause tool -
"0aih etfh ~ tLe CL1f lha would not degeiope
dSlDps ihsPmeD non rays that be murder
planned o. ths sunday before the murder committed
NtQnCslay AgLlj IN barn NJ bOuih frGmn glatn that
be- called w. Commons out u The house and Mann struck
him viii be sxe, AID that b. CLa,nnan then ran away
tbd knDas mining moie " MAJ baIgHHcd IL - VOL
hmm " citizens u birmingham that they together
he elnfay. snd thai "Wednesday, Tho day 81 the
murder Mann hired bofse and went over 10 hAerborno
sae Giayn6n sId slehi time with hin 10 Nh b.
examined VI Iuesfsy ne2i a birmingham Cetier.
lB,si9s 1fafellsf
Censor ~ F0sIusE.-Wr. 6A4nue Bfannan Of San
fTsncs19, bas ~ 1nDueln p0s 81 s1DD0DJ IL 1870 Mr.
Bf6nLan WGs pom md lfilless printer iD Nov York
sSa 1oiked 10 Jhe Dem0,rot ONCE III Dossfs Bolton
Livingston A,9O, nnf yeafs ago b. rniyed NJ Nov
Y05k lfosa DE West efygnies Lsi viii oOat AMI an
menilDnabeS - ,nhtr, wefs MT yeiy progressing
f0Hf ngfii0hs tsr iAe ~lyentfeT ~ saeeeedsd how
eycf 90 oinns The New foif division u ue hOImOr aud
Of fYDfe tlbn year edltJ ~ 4ef papff Bfounan
win iLfee ~ fur bgsigfo II me- pefs.cus1 Sain 10
cam DiS6oied w me gl9sHs description uYfD ~ i,e
laynt 1f9 0itfs ~ 'eittJ0o ihry chartered ihe tinp
EfDys lyH aad laBleGlsi sailed t,f be fiafe ~ D6f4
90 sLefs H. IS. hos sJatssed 90 im1ense iodaas. -
acL tor ne suitability iLaslsD aiiais Hebb ~ gsisl
ADyfsyloz ~ mon sgtED.-DH Geiasds Glove aSf
ano Jisbsyg ESyfsss ran 81 y.stidaJ, siDg1ias se
fiaent D'esf,ea ~ AiDee fsy0rta eDgineef eas 'ia
ilaI DC ffaB, nies Feiyn t,esh sPaD ~ A9'ses
fpsng alsD Drdge, bef Tea falling bsD esD it ii4r
~, fey ION .aless The fo.l yss M elYss ugsa AlH
a. LDe pf svccfsfui hinz and tLg figDD wac gave"
iy flet1 10 ssis pisssd o}e, uls As,ses 'lHt ten
,lio "1'es'1' snq ~s1sa Y ''e goed jyazsai " h,'s
iCiessi4aa iisssia
UDNr Elsi a bib M ~ Portland guns n.ar bgi.e
gf83,s0 IN psday, w D,sakhg n.5gapL %. b. sb.la
Il alJq sBd tlDiLtf IN oD nor a. ~ assistance ti.l
We bpNitff t,sfaq
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THE WASHINGTON UNION-THE NEW YORK.
ELECTION

DALTIMOKE, u,
New Orleans papers of Sunday received
The Washington Union of this morning has some bnd
comments on the results OF the New-YOrk election
thinks should teach the Democracy lesson and inii
ges the hope that wiser counsels may hereafter preysn
lis ranks 1t also says We have neither regret nor JOY
to express in regard the relative vote Of the ckss
supported by the Democrats As far presentndcsuou
"pont TO the result suppose that the two tickss Re
"ceyed about equal number Of votes. We look WIN
much more concern To- the best for avoiding
disastrous q defeat in future"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

FAh WEu-Hsre follow ,Omc items cut from Tie Iptst.
eya Bpgh pubIalod at Council Bluffs away up the Mis-
f0uT tie cate Oct g. How few year. it iince the place
wheLoe his sheet comcs surrounded in our imagna
Eons with al tie ronancc Of the nonadc life described by
COoJsT But receive TIE Bsglc az regularly as
many Of our exchanges much home This paper is
already far advanced in to second year
gTEAs FEHnY BOhT Tho new Steam Ferry Boat
Marion hasaryed nj her crossngpace, called the Lone
Tree HeDy, OWNED by the Council Bluff and Ne
bras Penn Company and hen efOrth 70 have the
imprint facility of teo in place Of human snews for
cT0ssing fs rapid Msoud 1hb IL the fret Steam Ferry
Permanently efabshod at this place, and is at The
nesTet point On The river being distant q miles. due
Wff.
DEAD LETTERs-Abort OoO dead letters were sent to
ihe dead letter Office from Council Bluff Pot Office at
the qasfter ending 5ist September
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G.. ArEERTOs-Wei..

Irtsts, or Hon L G. ArsrRrOs-welsaruf ,,,, y,
Nv HouD,I,y, y,<,r,, that C. G Anterior. U &c
,,or was taken With n,r,, &c shock. while in n. O..
Manchester On Thursdsv ana u the las, account n,
side was p.ralyzed and be was unA 'd' to TAX wAa !,
gsged in conversation he was obsery, 70 ia saa ,si
that be faint Tie was led out of tho par ROM ~,
before reaching bis hotel he had lost the o. enc sd
tirely and was obliged to be carried He was lsss a.
Eridav
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TIE VOTE OF THE STATE.

We have carefully sifted an immense mass of re-
suit Of recent Election 50 far as the rival State
Tickets are concerned. We may be quite wide of the
mark with regard to this that County, but be-
ove the aggregates cannot differ materially from those
pyen below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

The London Times should mend its knowledge and
photography touching Turkish Generals 1t uniformly
confounds Omar PGsha-cOmmanding the division in
Rumelia-with Omcr PaSha COMMANDMENTS Chief of the
armies These two single gentlemen should not be so
rolled into by journal which boasts it's superior
acquaintance with the persons and things Of the Otto
man Eunnrp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

Havoc vote for Senator aafI STcn-cr- DO 1i''
nab ~ BIZ majority iOl,s. wuanss do 2l55. reducing
barr majority 20 81,
On behnlf Of many anxious citizens. earoa the Board
o County Canvascir who meet to Ia dni.h their
work possible The usual course has been %
meet, look II the returns smel Of them carefully, and
adjourn repeating this from day to day in order that cah
Canvsr may rob the Treasury Of 90 per day for work no
doe MOI perform Let u have more Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

Correcting oui tables Ia aeeDfdanee with tho latest
,etods, ~ believe oaf neat Senate will stand Wins
Y na,ds. 3 softs, . sti il doubt,
The Assembly hi consist of about r, whies. -
Hands ~ fOts, aud 2 Free Democrats. Several of
tie iia,ds With two three pf the eohs aai Qua %
ins Htips. we're cheated Maine Law tieteis without
references ~ pssiy Designations, bat ha,s eassad
then ~, oonyenienee sake with TIE pa,ies u which
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POLITICAL MEETNGs ~ BOSTON

BOsTOS, Saturday, Nov II ~
The Hon Charles Sumner l. addressing IN immensss .
semblsge OF Free Sellers this evening, Faneul n Az
favor of tho proposed New Constitution Several mann"
ladies are in attendance and nearly Gil the galenet -
The Wings also holding large and spirited mes'[,
at Williams Hall 10 consider the subject and ~
wise ways and to defeat it, ratification by tns
pie next week The excitement here upon this su9ee'
Intense and increasing hourly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

WISCONSIN, has gone what il csllci Democratic.
aswas expected The first returns nrc uniAvora1r io
the Maine law. 3 tho German and lrlsh vote OF tho
Iakc Countc. weigh heavily against g. bat wc 10 not
yc, sivc up that & Is beaten II has n all cvcas 70
Gel, cd large majority Of tho votes Of all who could
write and read Tho lcs' ~ No that voted
n hcai,n by tho ooupao; rcs'ian-o ofsc fof-fn
born ,o,,rs in ficnds Will rcIouhlo ilois osoroaa a
crlg itn.ns tho mssos and oary iho State ~ no di'
,aut dst
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they have respectively belonged The Two Free Dem
ocrnts were indebted to Temperance for great portion
of their votes a. were many Wings and some Demo
crsts besides.
We believe that not less than - Of the 80 Seniters,
with 50 of the lbs Asseublymen in favor OF the
speedy enactment OF the Maine Law.
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MASSACHUSETTS, holds her Annual Election to-day,
and viii poll great vote We cannot forctcll the
result but the chances seem to be in favor OF the
Wings Tho main issue is ibc adoption or rejection
Of the New Constitution and guess that will b. re-
cctcd Had its friends III to district the state
fairly and equally for Representative, they eodi not
have been beaten; Now jheir chances are at best
even There is scarcely anything more impoltic than
Policy
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LARGE FIRE IN KINGSTON. CANADA:

KINGSTON, {. W, Saturday, Nov. " ~, .. Il,
Al three clock this morning fire broke out w IN.
which proved very destructive, burning tie 0onns liza
house of j. Miller tho whaFyos and warehouses 0. e
John Hamilton, and the warehouses Of hcPhess :
Crane. nendy, and Watts 4 Donohne. The in'a.s;l
heavy. The amount, OF loss has otyet ooen eSeena
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Ia 'wn 70 any great extent that such q sale Is 1. p,
o,tsr vie We cannot account for the very meare 80,
apee o, othN than Spectators People Interested ~
- or, a, ihs lands viii be gone beiors they k0o.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST. ALBASs, VI. saturday, Nov ~ ~. ~
fatal accident happened yesterday morning nsa 10
village on the Central Railroad. The boiler oil Is W, N
motive Richmond attached 10 freight train
instantly killing the fireman, Henry Bryant and Ss''
wonnding the Engineer.
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The Steamship Baltic from Liverpool for this port
with four days later Intelligence from Europe is now
in her twelfth day out, having sailed on the I'd inst
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From TIE B,HsxGs.-By the arrival of the buk c,.,.
liza at Philadelphia. we have advces from the B,A,-.
Islands to Oct 30 Salt reported very scarce .,
out the islands, and to be had at Cur.os, !.
Ronsire
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Inr Norr 30 1at Cfrr L. 30 hs'rf IF rr-9sfsf ~
DO rfs 90 osf l-s iapr a. rffass srrl.
1910 o. Cfy Hof4rus of saturday ul,rnns s.1aa $50
.rfL,ni AID soas Of addison r. gsrnrs q go
w. fcluirl cor isbia ~ sresars ~h OBJ 80 frar 70
TOW - rors,i an D. male aal a. uf -s ttaras'
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THREE MEN DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i. ls1.
A sail boat containing four young men, on guauSa
expedition was upset4ast evening near Newcastle on v
Delaware and three of the men drowned, namely VIZ
liam Fisher of New York William L. Ellsworth ienaa
" of New. York, whose parents reside in Hartford ~
- BarIotte None OF the bodies are yet recOyersa
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Oliver Wendell Holiness Lecture on Byron and
Moore also reports of Public Meetings will be found
on the Third Page of this sheet.
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Mlssis~irri has sonc What IL called prnolfti.c- -
uai BE- ssaind paying her hon''i dsbi' sni 'eai
Delegation Of that 'ort 10 ConsSes' We ssrt' Soc
70 az nai' vii nov g., oli Of tho C,bsei ,al h'ci
hfo the S.raie ~ifh All l.of'.hic dsPaieh
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AMERICAS MAILS.

BOsr0S, Nov H. lsoJ
The Americas mails wero forwarded this evening IN Nc
6 o'clock train
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Nov. Is, 1881
Cuba end the Sandwich Islands are much talked o. !,
high political circles
Alexander II Clayton, Of Mississippi the Consul at
Havana is probably there now, or soon VIII be- He has
been made fully acquainted with the views of bis Govern
ment.
The British Minister Mr. Champion, denies the truth II
the statements relative to the scheme Of Acanizng Cuba
but the Administration is fully convinced that Engandh has
made secret treaty in which the plan is embraced or what
is the some thing, connyes at the scheme.
Mr Gregg, the new Commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands also well understands the sentiments Of the Ad
m,nisiraton
Mr. Wyley, Minister of Foreign Affairs under the H.
vaan Government is British subject, and much opposed
TO xaon to the United States People thercare strongly
for annexation.
The Pierce Administration Is doubtless warmly favorable
TO the annexation of Cuba
Cuba and the Sandwich Islands will be topics Of great
interest in the coming Congress
Tho President is really distressed about AIhertons
efliction.
The Adamantines convene to morrow night at Coppsa
loor-he Scott Wing head quarters during the presdsu
ta Eectonto congratulate the Hards of New York The
anti Foote intelligence from Mississippi viii be wet bae
kct on the meeting OK VTL