Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-14
Wheat market firm; sales Of southern white at
isLey, firm at ~ cts for Ohio.

VI 90 W % W.
Corn is a trihe higher. Sales Of western mixed
at 90 cts.
Whiskey, firm at AZ cts for Ohio.
Latest from the Wrecked ship Nep Era
DEAL BEACH, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. l4,--Fifty
dead bodies have been washed ashore One hun.
dred and fifty of the passengers have been saved,
and many are still clinging to the wreck. The ship
is fast breaking up.
Monetary Panic ID Buffalo.
BuYrALo, Nov. l3.--,The Farmers Joint Stock
Bank closed here to-day The impression is, the
notes will be redeemed in full.
Wreck of the Steamer Mcao Era.
New YoRK, Nov. l3-The report is current that
several passengers have been washed overheard
from the New Era and drowned; which wants
confirmation.
1t is now said that one half Of the passengers Of
the New Era are lost.
Still Later.
There were $50 passengers on board the steamer
About 20 Of the passengers, including the captain,
have reached the Shore The remainder are still
on board. The vessel is fast breaking up.
NeD York Election --latest Neacsi
ALBANY, November l3.--The Albany Argus of
this afternoon gives Seymour 1000 majority. The
Register gives Clark 259.
Election In Massachusetts,
BosToN Nov. l3.--The weather here Is very
stormy to-day. The election is progressing quietly
The vote in the city lat noon today stood: WASH
burn, (whig,) 1874; Bishop, (dem.,) 5ll; Wilson,
free soiler,) 1856; Gardener, (Amercan,) 4,43oi!!
[sEcoND DEsPATcH.]
BosToN, Nov. Is, evening.--There has been
heavy and uninterrupted rain storm In this region
for the last fifty sixty hours, and still continues
The election proceeded very quietly, and the re-
turns are being received rapidly from all the city
polls. The Know Nothings appear to have made
a clean sweep in the city, having carried every
municipal officer. Gardner, the Know-Nothing
candidate for governor, has 1885 votes; Wash
burn, Wing, 4, 1888; Bishop, Democrat, 1900; and
Wilson, republican or freesoil, 366 votes in the
CITY,
THIRD DESPATCH
BosToN Nov. l3.-Retums from nearly all the
chief towns as far as received, are Of one complex
ion-immense Know-Nothing majorities. Boston
elects to the Legislature Al Know Nothing repre-
sentatives and senators, being the full ticket.
Lowell elects 10 Know Nothing representatives
Lawrence gives Gardner for governor 1875 ma
jority, and all the other candidates of the same
party 8l2 majority. Daurell Banks, 0wngs and
Burlngama, all Know-Nothngs, are undoubtedly
elected to Congress-
The general opinion Is that the party have
swept the State, and that Gardner is elected gov
ernor.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. l3.--The Know-No-
things have swept the State thigh and dry" In
some places they have swallowed up all the other
parties. A majority of their Congressional and
Legislative representatives elected seem to be
wings; and all are either wing or republican. The
administration candidates are left out Of the con-
be pulled up, "root and branch"
fYiFTH DESPATCH
Bosros, Nov. 1910 o'clock--It is universally
conceded here that the Known othings have swept
the State. In the ninth district, De Witt, in the
second, Burlington, and in the sixth, Davis, all
Know-Nothings, are elected to Congress.
An immense procession of Know-N lettings are
parading the Streets although it is raining in tor
rents. Rockets are being sent off from the Bee
and Traveller Offices and the city is wild with en-
thusiasm. Gardner, the Know-Nothing candidate
for governor, has 1900 majority in the towns thus
far heard from, and is undoubtedly elected by the
people.
Ncp York Election.
ALBANY, Nov. l3.--Thc Argus this afternoon
gives Seymour 1920 majority, and the Register
gives Clark 249.
sEcoSD DESPATCH.
New York, Nov. l3.--The Tribune this evening
revses their calculations of the vote for Governor
and say they cannot cypher Seymour below 1000
majority. The footings at the Herald Office this
evening, give Clark majority of 281 votes.
THIRD DESPATCH.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l3.--0fficial returns received
this evening from Livingston, Duchess, and Rens-
selacr counties, show 500 votes in favor of Mr..
Clark over the Tribune's estimate of this morning
Mr.. Carks election Is therefore considered as nearly
certain.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Nov. 13.--Clark, the Wing candidate
for governor, is probably elected. The Argus
foots up the returns for to-morrow's issue as fol-
lows:
Clarke, (whig) 1913, los.
Seymour, (Dem) 123,752
These returns do not include Carke's estimated
majorities in Fulton, Hamilton, Schenectady, and
Tompkins counties, which, added to the above,
give Clarke total majority of l,706.
Freshet in the Delaware and Lehigh rivers.
EAsroS, Pa, Nov 10. The heavy rain of satur-
day and yesterday has caused freshet of two and
half feet of water in the Lehigh river, but II is
now falling
On the Delaware river there Is a freshet Of about
eight feet and the water is stiIl rising
Care Himself Up.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3--Robert g: Simpson
formerly county treasurer and who has been
charged with heavy defalcation whilst in Office
to-day gave himself up for trial. The amount Of
the defalcation was paid on Saturday.
For California.
New YoRK, Nov. l3-The steamer Star Of the
West sailed hence this afternoon with fair CON-
plement of passengers
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