The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15
The News.

Pie returns whicf came IN last night, bsing GIFT
caal Il ON a ciI siderable number q counties hav
changed the aspect OF t Q Governors vote, AMI
placed Mr. Seymour oTce NOE in advance OF the
candidate Sho 80 closeiy contests his election. L.
our table which was carefully made up !aat hight;
we have only given tie vote for the two prominent
candidates. very little interest osng felt az pressDt
In egari 70 the other Gwo except to ascertain no
large 0 vote ca h has poed, which can only he
known from the official canvass. The vote no
stands as fcllows:--
Loratio seymour OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IZe,efs
Nyron H. siark........ 12s,3l3
Seymour over Clark. sos
h il now rendered almost certain toat it will r.
4nire The official canvass tldecide the momen.ou
question Of W o is elected Governor.
THE COUNTY CANvAssERs.
In .sis city the Board OF County Canvassers MT
yesterjay. After organizing, protest against CO..
tain returns il favor OF Fercardo Woed was pr
sented, sh,h gave rise to a lengthy debate. Mr.
Qcackenbos, candidate for the Assembly In the
Nxth ward, also presented protest ayalns. the re-
turn OF thu Second dstr;c, OF that ward. The
Boafi finally greed 70 The appointment. of com
nt'se n inquire into she powers OF the County Ca
v,sscrs, and generally what should be done aoou.
tse protests. The committee report to-day.
III Brooklyn the election o. Z. d. Calyer 70 the
Office of City Judge il rendered doubtful by tn
discovery Ct number OF ballots win his name il
correctly spelt thereon.
THE sHIPwrEcKs.
The latest intelligence from the ship New Era an.
the safety OF the suTv wing passengers, one
hundred and ffty-ive Of whom We're taken yesser
day from the wreck. such was the exhausted state
Of the rescued that three of them died, and many
others viii not survive. We give the details in an
other column, together with interesting &C ,oust
Of the Ices OF the bark Virgin Mary.
NATIONAL KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION.
We have received an interesting despatch from
CiDcirnati--very interesting, II tue 1t is to the
eiiect that National Convention OF Kooy Nothing
Is to be held in that city az noon today, to nomt
nate candidate for the Presidency, and that ths
nominee viii be either Milsrd Fillmore Of New
York, Sam Houston of Texas. or Jsoob Broom o.
Pennsylvania. One of our Geographic despatcbci
publisbt yesterday stated that sam Houston hat
lately been very busily occupied 10 organizing
hodges or councils Throughout Texas he has aIeaiy
received the nomination for the Presidency from the
sod Guard" of New Hampshire. Mllara Fill
more II Is stated, is member of the Order in Bufa
10 and Daniel Uman was his candidate for Governor
as the recent election in this State. Jacob Broom
was the Native candidate for TIE Presidency in
1862, and received twenty-five hundred votes. H
was elected to Congress in October by the Know
Nothiags OF the Fourth district Of Pennsyivanis.
Our despatch says that Joho n. Clayton is out Of
the question so far as tie Know Noihisgs are coz
cerned.
THE INJECTION ~ MASSACHUSETTS,.
The STATE election IN Massachusetts, has resulted
Ia tie complete triumph of the Know Nothings.
They have succeeded Ia placing their memb,rs in
all the ele live offices, With the exception of seven
reats in tie popular harch of The State Legislature
The rusty old hacks of politicians Of the old parties
have beer switched ctr the tack, tumblsd down the
embsDkment, ground 10 powder, and fired oil In the
cannon Of the victorious X. Ne. One OF the results
of this political tornsdo will be the election OF
United States Senator from the members Of that re
Gently mysterious Order 20 take the place vacated
by Edward Everett, ana Tow occupied by julius
Rockwell, by Governors appointment. This viii be
the first Know Nothing lection Of United States
Senator, but the recent upheavins of that new pp
Hsi. al organ ization hss caused two Senators al
ready in Office TO turn mp X. N.-namely, Sam Hoas-
ton Of Texas, and John NJ. Clayton Of Delaware
AN ALLEGED MERCANTILE FRAUD.
We publish elsewhere an account OF thu ares,
yesterda of H. id 8. F. J. Ibbotson, hardware
merchants o. this city, wh, stand charged with
Obtaining Of g. N. Cha pman, also hardware mr.
chant. the gum of seventeen thousand dollars by
fraudulent represen ATOMS, The Messrs. Ibbots)n
were directed to give bail in zen thousand dollars,
10 answer the charge, which was immedia'ey forth
coming.
STATE or THE MARKETS.
There was better feeling in bresdsturs yestor
hay, without material change in quotations. lo'e
kior to common brands ~ State -four were 81 III
! 2tc. per barrel hisler."
The Gales emsrsctd abou 600 u 900 barr ~
euestic and Canadian for export. Canadian dit
cid wheat, sold At 50 IS, snd lot Of Long lsiaco
! ss 81 90. Corn sold freely, viii considerapla