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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07
nrR .IIrnGES.

10 30 ~ ~ Of re ". L. T. biHe
SIM II, scyor,s t,s; to which Democratic Government
lss ever been subjected il perhaps be found in ihe law Of
4 state which intruss The people The selection Of their
own judges To say nothing OF the danger Of permitting
rrockots pryoe ard public TO have voice in the seec-
ion of the very men whose principal duty consists IN pro
teong The property Of the citizen and The public from ihe
erdpecuaton-t this cyl threatened By the system
of popular election viz That makes the Judges insecure
and depondont This mischief felt in England long
ago and has been ccctualy guarded against by dPryng
the Crown of the power Of removing Judges and render
Ing tler terms Of Office dependent on good behavior
Judge who holds Office at the VIII Of others IL he be an
ordinary man cannot a TO be more or less influenced by
the opinion Of those who can retain dismiss him and the
rdopendece of his action dmnishes exactly in proportion
toiho nse ouriiy of bis position.
Now Sir. from these considerations rule % conduct
flows by which every good citizen ought to Judge ms p2
iicel conduct 1iIce JH6gc has sTrcf tie pnDhcJ dH
flu and 1gociuaUg he sL0ud iqr7riG6ty r. re cied -
This rule were acted upon systematically, the Judges WOMB
econ feel that here in England their continuance IN
Office depended strictly on their good behavior
OF tho three Judges who now before the citizens Tor
reelection there is who his peculiar claims upon
greet majority Of your City reader 10 mention inc name
Of RoBERT EMMfT, is 10 recall historic emem brances
which never viii fail to excite grateful emotions N every
Ih heart But what is more t. tho point on the present
occasion Robert Enme has been Jealous efficient and
fearles dee and the sh citizen who votes 20 dspace
linn is not less forgcul OF his duties American ciii
zen than be il Of the most cherished traditions OF ms naive
country. ?
the Native and the Wing In JOHN DcERthe people have
found aeornod painssking and upright Judge and why
remove him from the Office viii he has honestly ana
ally flied because he may differ from MS IN some pOht ear
onop in no wise connected with that Office or its duties
The same is to be said OF Judge DAILY, of whose con
duc ss Judge men Of all parties speak III terms oil w
qualified praise -.
Aeain and in conclusion ask what motive IL there 10
be found in our small party distinctions which ought TO IN
duco an honest citizen TO deprive the public OF
&c ,ucb M and to DESTROY las th vile system OF shifting
judges oil and on tie bench according TO the caprclou;
mutations Of party politics must inevitably deso! an
sense of security and a. consequence ell mlepcHo"
action on the part OF the Judiciary.
an Sir respectf lJ yours oSthoN
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nrMocpArIc NoMINArIONs

Orange Co-At the IL Assembly District Democratic
Convection at Walden resolutions were passed depte
cllg tho removal of Judge Bronson and nominating Nm
lor Governor hy vote Of IL to-.
Hoollo1d CO-At the Rockland Co. Democratic Con
yeIfiou fc.ortous wcro adopted unaumou.y sustaining
ue coDitc Judge Bronson and pououncng his femo'.
m,fg,eed,n ,od. concluding by presenting him a. a cand
dbic for Governor.
XXJY Monroc- senator Amor ifre informal ballot
tirg ha Hand shell Convention resed to present any
Gon,fe,fionnl candidate DR. + + Bactus, Pierce Sill
va Ony Wig. stood highest. Josoph Sibley Col Muir
.d.,E g. l.. E,ldrn md J. DAWN Smith were alsoscan
d.fhio.
Ifptuhf, IN Assembly. 2. David h1ll HIND
D,undopn IT,. Assombj. 4. Robert Dunlap d.
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THE LATEST NEWS
GECElVEp hN
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival oi John Mitchell in San Francisco.
rnLENrRE TOWN OF SONORA BURNED
SI.sso.oeo w os,h of Property Destroyed

NEW OsixANs Nov 1883.
TAs steamship psn.cl Webster has srrvod st the South
wt-tp..s vi al,i,,s 10 she 10th Octobora fortnight
h,sr
>A,,,rcs.s Us. Ae >ar 81 the West arrived cai on the
SIS. III ar sast,d On A,r niern trip on the afternoon OF
~ same day
srs sy A,asaud dollars in gold received by the steamer
S.s-s N.,ala lrom san Francisco VA the l6A The Col
San Cs.e ara Task san sailed on The same day for Pan
Ans
Is rsssas was made between san Francisco and New
OTlsaus n twenty DAYS
Ia v OF Saora W., Destroyed by fire, Oct 3, and the
ls ci y,-.y WI am uli 10 million and halt OF dol
lrs
Tie r,rirE news q encouraging
1cla n slsl The IrsH parrot who recently escaped
, Ausr-G, arrived ss.ey with his family at San Fran
,s, ~ ts ,-h q O,ober lie last came from the sand
uish II.Ita
Tls aesa.Ay sierra Nevada brought down sl2ooooo in
rj5 aa, The Golden Gate which left the same day had
s,l.,...0 OF fItsht
s--lue sprer has besn rendered to John Mitchell be
s-s Is ss-ar.r-s fo4 New York which was accepted
Tte Suv-tule Court Of California has made an imp rant
stcsr declaring valid al grants made in aceo.dance
WI ,hs Ne1scn aw Tie ohec; Of this VIII be to Gust
t--s fc. lo htd by them or YEAR and restoreth
70 10 c--ra GRANTEES Il IS considered death blow to
T.. s.-s-- tnd WI Millions Of property to change
hl11s ly IL uere operation Of law.
T. uar-eae ialsgralh is working from san jos 70
Scr Emo
v.i.s 5arsr les bceu gwen ly citizens OF san Fran
.sstc 70 Gen El1u Wsnbr:dce Of New YORK
Nr and or.-agss ere securing throughout the State
- = lllr-lr ereLL
Jhe &C ey eu-raruutni Of San Francisco had retired
sss c-.s.-g ths e.ee-On aad the now one been finally
g-sr-zt1
Tls nJ,or.alt. L Zee eiy were progressing at won
5-rs-l -l.s
B.lsss ,-sy throughout tie STATE is ony eighteen
f-rers5 III .Te 7c'es
Pr. ssr5r-t Llsrds tie new j. highly important.
u, yrs5 its tteu removed from the Office Of Minister Of
49,. ,-5 El,ts II AIen la.e L S Consul, appointed
e 30 Iase
slesl .tep Lad bea taken towards annexation to The
V,-ss s..o Tie French Cnd BI..ah Consub Ind pro
.a.5 ~ .ls Ee lge'ra sueh "a eft ana me American
C,ru ,,-,-. lts ~ I'd IA firm bit dignihed manner
TN .,4sr,i Rad esg,4 dc greatest excitement IN the
s11c
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ass l,s See Professors iHd 1less aa& numerous selea
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BALLOTS AND BOXES.
The number OF ballot Boxes to be used at the ensuing
eicction will he FIVE. VIZ,

election viii be five. viz ........
No. i.....,.............STATE, CIIf-and Goo NJ
No.
NO
No
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOai9aC' D~N~
Tie first box will receive ballots having names Tor seere
tsrv Of State Comptroller State Treasurer Canai Comm'
soner Inspector Of Seto Prisons Attorney Genera s'ae
Engineer and Surveyor judges Of the Court OF Appeals
Clerk Of the Court Appeals Justices OF supreme Court
Justices Of Superior Court Judge Of Common Pleas District
Attorney and Governor Of the Aims House. the names
to be or one ticket ndorsed when folded State City
and County, Number One
The second box receives the ticket for Alderman Coun
,lnan Assessor Constable and Inspectors Of Election
indorecd on the back Charter, Number Two.
Tie third boz takes the ballots Tor member OF Assembly,
ndorsed Assembly number three
The onrh box receives the ballots for member OF inc
State Senate indorsed Senator, number four
The remaining box viii have only the School baioS-two
Coumissoners two Inspectors and one Trustee except IN
tie Twent, first and Tweniysecond Wards "neIe hVe
Trustees win be chosen. -indorsed Common Schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

Dnfifss foprfg 1Nr hends Of in Maine Liquor
Iaa iatf tsminafe1 W.1iau Root VOL or Justice ~ thr
g. ft,ine fyBu 81 Ifo'i well ID ihn candidate oi Tho
g. Z ef TO-. iis safnf aihiinn
IHtnD f1g Msrm. theHu'fj J. Nilnm7 o. h Tom
ftfAftt am GU Dfie candidate
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r1rr An NnRrn rROXIDENCr

IHO1iurNcr, II II Halnrdny Nov. ., I'd
4 wooden building, Owned by John u. Wood ana ased
na @ cocoa mrnuuctory, situated IN North froyidcnc W.
totally dsioytd by Gre hir morning os about ~2,'oO
In.n1,d NJ no p,onlo Mutual Onco, Noroestor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

tuutI.tus. Saturday. Nov ., 1888.
f,es,., al ne rlip llafhaway, towcd into this port
..e tiu,o aso hy the steamer uhcrnor has boon rip
ui.fd ioY uulti tho order of The Court on mo Op"ns
ttm Nl suund ruauo. t'' pcr Gun. wet dto' 90 ID.
lhr, an, about q. tam. of sound, nnd 80 oil wet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

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savsl g7Y II gtr v.cl -s ae-u,rros gerf NOR liai
tsls g. r0.s iof CeTerlar upv li tlf e. ~ ffsa
N ar ,s~r Y11y a ~. nsv Do'1 eA- ~ -''es
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tar
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rs.d agtus SUI e,su.sf 30 ieet u'a,ies-. sya.
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o. islaiaoel s's1l tnaualas4a tarrl,e wyi-1 refg
G.ss.pg a. uapsc ~, sus tssul ~ e.9e.sr eut
pHag as LIS Splli 4ilsfspi enaee..
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATS

The Managing COMMITTEE q tue National Dam0Crats,
met Saturday night az the SuyVesan Institute Ihos
J Barrin The Chair The entire business consisted %
details ths mode q carrying the election They
yasstd resolution however wh.ch % be sent O. tae In
spscicrs Of ea,h Ward requesting tas - cans as the
STATE gi,kyf dssi. ga he sssaQn day.
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CANvAssNG TIE VOTES

We rus hat strict uniformity may be Observed IN osH
yassing The ba lots in The following order
Firs,-The State, City and County box
,Steoae-S janitorial box
IHbd-Aaemb.y box.
FlufI-C Charter boa
F.fl- Common Schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

XXI. .hgcrsoa and Lcri5.--Scnator Gardner Iowne
the Maine Law candidate
Po,tlond CO-Momber Of Assembly, John / Sahern
District Attorney Edword Pyc County Clerk, Rober
CAntnter. Superintendent Of The Poor EdwirdJ Sisani
Justice or the Sessions Alfred Hazard For Coroner Al
tree IazDrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07
RuMoEED HEAVY FAILURE IN BUFFALO Ale,


Hunor. are current of he faure Of prominent ror
IN n large amount Nothing is certainly known yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

In addition 10 choosin, civil officer the question con
soidating the cities OF Brooklyn aud WlImsburgh and
the town of BushBick under municipal government il
10 be decided al this election The tickets win be labeled
For Consolidation, and Against Consolidation" Sep
artte boxes have been prepared in which to deposit the
ballot.
In the Second Ward there are two Independent Cand-
dates f,r Aldermen samse e, Coggsweh Wing AMI
Thomas =. Gerald Dem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

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a. - Cs1-s e.- 30 l,l ,l--l, l's-7,, Is ~ az.
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'. ana - rrsv IL sls,.sd Z AsSs C,1ar - 81 60
:, - II. Caa-ss "a N q l>r--sa : - -
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KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS

stao sepsr I'd Dist Francis SPINDLE Il. 1tchins
District AucIney Hichmds undcrhN Alexander McCas
Courfv raSord O. smith, James 81 Sea5ufy,
fcS az c srfsors Samuel a. striker Nicho las 3rwel,
Coror.r James iaufoTd, joseph Dreamer,
fHeurg 4 Ripley. John a. afCl.
SuleIiLstA's a Poof Jsr-rarh Lc samuel Hubbard
......lf, La Di.Jota & bergsue George Thompson.
n. M. -suIus. d. Nlc.rsn Jalacs n. Hove,
Asstmbly -llld Dst..Johu { smith, samuel e'ifF
Al.o non mated iy the Iane Law pii,y.
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TLar1rlrF1 Tv--sc--l1 -ht f7urT 81 Perry o..
ae1 w riosar ll.s- eol.er &c 10 -.- Lasyr 81 -.
s,uiu1 n Col, Egial v-oi I'D O. -l- p9-1g q. &
tsnasl lart- we n sVe-l- ipFui g. .'i' -ovl y,'7
iIa y-iael Lar l- eos .era rusu Ins rgis ~ tas g.
b. lDmry WI svs.,at a. i,ievr
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kgexLfsy q Tue Hsgs iete allowed t.t 1eeys'
49, honang..oa u 5oss S'lfAfs jyou ~ 1ssrapas
AZ IA esso.Vi nay n lsssast laVDoye - - e''.
fls eslg 9pyylelG u Sfuon ~ Do.nac1a sOass
kafi rtsoE ~ ~ AOis vi 5oefoo'f ntyypt tit
sgu4f DsDostal.e Convection t5Jaeaa>t
Asss 1le a. psoaaacilf tlf fer - t fee'f o 70
Sra feuae felact. a. .-l'r. ''fe'.
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1y.fs,sf..< 80 uLos..4 tsf ts.a-f % ~,
tea< v tls clals. ~ eal-ft a ~bfe y
a. fis..t cssafftf do rss-i1 'f
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fasu nQiliaerit5 go g. te,ofsHf ~ - ~ ' or,
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PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS

FI+ALLo TUX IIUI4III4'V III
There has been great deal Of changing round Of VoHaS
places ia Consequence OF the new Council Districts about
half tie polls in toe city having been removed nom ia''
wears location We have copied from the corrected mn
utes Of the Common Council the following tloi, showing
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BRCoKLYN CITY NOMINATIONS.

Street ConuisI0rcr .ArchbdT Lawrence Charles snney
Cor'r Rep and Sup. John b. Perry. hober " 1ite,
Col Taxes 8Ld Ass'fs. 0,orrc Med. Aimed ~ wood
MaRD nOwNATlOTs- HderHffq.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-24

Grsar have produced version Of Caxattes e Dable
Amoureux" and Of the ballet of the nAIas, which
Nine Augusta used TO dance in New York The plot Oh
this opera is exactly the that of the ballet
and the misc en- scesse, costumes and properties, are
magnificent. As for the music II contains II Is series
of pretty gems which viii become popular In Paris
and elsewhere. The title OF this new Opera ID " Les
Amours du Diablen
talent has produced drama in Ave acts and ten ableaux
called Frere rsnque" which represents the history OF
the DArmsnon whose father was beheaded under
the reign Of Charles VI The facts and Incidents are OF
very interesting kind and Mngne, the renowned actor
who ps VS. the part of the Frere anquille is admirable
He is assisted BY the excellent actors Messrs AMBROSE
Volair Fleury and Mines Carissa Muroy, Lisa Felix,
(sister to Nine. Rachel,) and Lucie Mabire.
At the Palais Royal Messrs. Claivo!te and Deucamon
have offered the public long and amusing extravaganza
in five acts entitled, Foes Amoureuses." Never so
many forces have been arranged in play and the
whole offers variegated series Of which quite
pleasing. Sauvls, IavassOn, Granot Hyacinthe, and
Nine Aire Duval the best comics Of the troupe are per-
forming in this new comedy
At the Vaudeville, Messrs. DIVERT and Lauganne have
also produced Q farce in act, called q Une Jolie
Jambe" which received with the utmost applause
That "prstty FOOT viii have long walk on the stage.
b. III. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-24
QUOTATIONS FOR MINING STOCKS.

The excitement in copper stocks has good deal sub
sded and prices have receded considerably Spectators
generating steam little too fast and it Is well they
opened the safety valve in time.
The ci liens Of Milwaukee agitating the question
Of harbor loan to add to the 900 appropriated by
the government and put the piers at the harbor in
thorough repair. vote will be taken upon it in the
course Of two weeks
correspondent Of the paper writes as follows,
1.-THE very richest copper mine yet discovered in North
Carolina found upon the lands Of Jonathan Stalker
in the upper part of Randolph county within mile
and half of the plank road and place called New
Market. This mine worked for gold twenty years
ago and abandoned account of the copper inter
ering with the operations for gold Then North
Carolina knew of the immense value of "copper" and
notice taken of it, The vein lies between a granite
formation and the copper found embedded in the quartz
from four to Ave feet from the surface Huge of
quartz dug out from this pit and when the sledge
hammer is applied to them they burst open and expose
the copper in seams, often entirely across the white
quartz. brought some of the specimens home with me-
and they pronounced superb