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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22
CLOTHING, &C.

NOTICE.-THK DIMAND FOR OUR vARIOJ
~ y.s q clothing having been % grsas s,nc.
opsning. We we're compelled TO put . large extrs
snm nts such - white and seo.sa sssk ffeet coats
drill coats ghs mixed cashmere and ssssimsro aumnss
rockr, and blsek and soiored do Also Va
and wbe and celesea Narcotics or eli there
full s;cef snc have them at l. faurs
clear them before The cose OF the city season
ID. bkVLlN a CO.,
sJS z5e and eco Broadwsy. corner warren street
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ITO WINE AND SPIRIT CONSUMERS-ARrHUn
i KENDALL 70. william street, between Beaver and
Pearl streets warrants q. wines cad ,pirs .eld him.
be In the genutnS state tnpo ted Ali sAles
by him cash He contents msAf with per
importing prce-shsrefore he IL in position
prices Or car beat hin in qusity Business hours from
till o. immediate attention 70 country ordsas
eeips Of cash. order gsod house Ia the city.
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CHoLERA.-Jusr REcEIvED,oLD scEIEDAx GIN,
s1. s,snssh g ss strongly y the fssul
ARTHUR KENDALL, No Z william street.
1yLARIr WINES slas . 50, 8 %, 40. Per DOZEN,
Of various brands 50 cents per dozen allowed
asSssi Ssis1s; h;si Is aSss
Crosby street. : s''A''
OrARD. DuPUY 4 co.'s. .lsas) PALE BRANDY
~ warranted shs vinta~e, and that u just ported
per- M s
cents ''' William street.
T x5ss AND ssIs.. s.,
Pearl warrants all wines sad ,ps cold ~ him.
A . : :. % ~.n .s ss
On ss sou.s n -: sY be . IN %
prices beat hin u qu.n.y 8usins.s hours from
ssss ss on re-
s---S---S------s-'-- -
ENAxELLEp ruRslIuhA-BUYsRs OF RMS
y ssssS = Ne ..i.s.son SAD t.sssry y ). wxs
4. B-Ths sr.d. and shippers supplied :: usual. ''''
EOR soUTsERNBRs -HEALTHY SPRING NAT.
tesses and eoei elastic psiiAsr for hot climates and
hot nights. the beat dad cold or health
Narsroo No SIS Brosdwsy. above Sc Nichoiss Hotel
a ., ls is.aIsnss cos.ss 10 street insure.
s lives Of ps,sons from srtesn g nifty 81. ef
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
CAMDEN AND AHBoY RAILROAD 10 PHILApRL.
sA. stsP PIER *. n Ss,s s. :, .s. S. !.
sSs. !Shn RS.:, < soa.s ASss, thence
ssns Potter 20 slss ss, e sbsa a
gree, 70 Camden BY e.I: shIoush y Nv. S.
co. sn,srsAt line ats y isfs, si7s.
DAy BOAT FOR Albany AND IErEaxEDIarE
"a ..! a:s ro :, ssi s.; VEN
Sss Yss, o.. q Jay .sr:s rass
ing leave. AAssy every ~. ~ Wsda..dsy and Friday
MoRSlAG BOAT FOR HAvkRsfRAw AND sISo
~. 70 H ss.ns;s cents 70
pla, ssoeI .sdias :. sas.r ,o' H..s
Il o'clock ssuasisS ~ An s . s,.:
each way '''
N.wPosr-is,ASn EoUrE-LAAvE NEW roar
Ar thence BY steamer 70 tram 10 Providen,,
Ss. 4 Ss NJ s.s ss
rhroush tickets 80 Provsesoe S. 10 Ns~ers 81 90
Nav YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND raE soura
s1rrs:. line leave sew Sors y, s.ass:
ssssssi four ;i sou IL 'iIss. !, sls AZ .sS
IN ~ and The Ne. Jersey scconuaod edo. line leaves
-. sss ; t. %.: s ssT
aIiss Is .s sn sasIssa 'ss .s
SuNbAY TRIP TO NkwBURG AND SING SING
- hhdh ~ fonkep Hsstings, bob5s Fsrry. Tsrrs.
s1s sns sins haveIsrs. veIpAnks Cosssss Dock,
rev ana spleLoid steamer Thomas Huss win leave Scs
A Tom pier " foot OF Jay street sunday morung ~ ~
vcoek Ter the Abose pisees returning viii leave New
onis st o'clock fhis excursion oes Of tho finest
"ut New Iork giving hAe vew Ut the
~ TIE Hudson Of Of
as5 stAny Of tho scishtfui places on the route.
SusLAY BOAT FOR ALsANY..rhs steamer Hero,
hrst above ssrcisy stvsAtJ N sunday ga
inst At " Lock n. VI psssA~s svvis On
board. or ~ the ofhos IN the What
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CAUTION,

~ making and selling Hsisse patent lover SHIFT studs,
hereby Loty al persons that ws have hssss lsens
kpy violating right in the VIII y presesuted
We enaS Sing and aA b able
to Ill all Tor this lsg dsssd AID ksAutful Ax-
10 SAITa, DBGr EDDY, 100 Broadway.
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUgIONED AGANeT MOO
drawn BY she hut which are fors ere fog
Basi Of New York on 3d and ara 70 have
been dated July l thsreaboSt Of which has
been stopped having knowledge Of such
cheeks reque.sd 70 eommanicate with the subsert
bers A. H. NICVLAY co 10 Wall street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TENANTS REGISTER.

GQE BkosDwAY-TO LET, FOQA LARGE LOFTS
OOC 25xlo0 IN the marble bu{lding No 6s5 Broad
suitable for business Rent low Inquire 1t No
bSl b. unAwOy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

nSlY $so-!NDEPENDENT LINE 10 SAN FRAN
~ cisoo via PAnAmA-No combination for prices with
ethef lnesIsshmus crossed in fss hours Only eleven
milee mule 6Avel.-Ihe celebrated steamship NORTH
vail on sssardsy Auguss ~ o'clock F. NJ, precisely
With and popular steamship Yankee Blade 800
Duythen. Tho books for these palaces
opsn. d limited humber of tickets will sold ~ the
following rates applied for bef5rs ths 1.h JulycAbin
Storage $50 Apply to yAMkSb ross, No. Battery
pace, up stxrs For small passengers will DO
rasua line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

DSYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA YoB LvRRPOoL
IL -5bs ASIA, y q Lost dsr viii ssil sros
the soupssys aosl, - Jsrssy sisy sitk ~ malls ss
passengers for Sursgs on wedsssdsy The 2eGh issk
board By O'clock H. The Africa win ssl on The s
Of \ ususA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

LrNAMELLED FuKNlIUhk-BUYERS OF This
~ fashionable style Of furniture solicited 70
the stock ~ the sAlesroom aud factory Of 8. WAR
WICK No. u hte street, three doors Of Broadway
N. F.-Tbe trade and shppers supplied usual
E,0R sOUTHERNBRs -HEALTHY SPRING NAT
esses and elastic psiliAss for hot climates and
hot nights the xind cold heait5,
cbesPness luxury do bedstsaca AL Eaes - $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

TINTED STATES STEAMSHIP COMPaNY.-Foh
~ Asysna and New Orleans The United States Mail
PHILADELPHIA, Herr Wade. commander, Thur.
day, July a. At os,ock r. M from Warren street ytcr
freight to Now Uresns forty cubic foot; will be
.essssd the 2sh July sresis Gny ,a5sn on fssbs
lsny u the form gped by the company application At
their oce for freight pstssgs apply 81 A cemrany's
H. a HoBEETS
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E,oR SAVANNAH Ar d FL0RIDA-UsIrED STATES
mail .line.-The new and splendid steamship ALA
OAaA Geo; scherct, will leave on Saturday, Jay p
ga o'clock r. NJ. from her pier, No forth river. Apply
to SAMUEL s hLTCHILL u BroadWav.
Through tickets from New York JAckfouile, ssh ~
atks ssa The KSUxsILLE CD. Ludlow. will succee l.
and ., IA on Wecnesday, July -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

OTARD, DuPUY 4 co.'s, QsAs) PALE BRANDY
81 per bottle per gallon sap-rior pale Or brown sherry
% centa per bottle; ~ per gallon. ALI bottles charged
cents doxen-to be Lowed vheA returned.
ARTHUh KENDALL, NO. william street.
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LIQUORs, sc,

LIQUORS, sc.
NHOLERA.-JUsr RECEIVED, OLD sCEIEDAN GIN
~ strength strongly BY the faculty
~ preventive for this epidemic. In sealed bottles
ARTHUR KENDALL, No. william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

$4,000 AN Nan Cs
In old established FIRST class band Of minsers whose
putston u In the Union and whose proAtA
the last Sl0 Co., which b clearly de
monstraed No without the cash need sppy. Ad-
dress Energy, Boston Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

Il OR sAvAkNAH.-FARE RgDU JED-THE UNITE D
States nisn steamship EYSTUNE STAR Captain Il.
H,rdie wi leave hi sdsiphla for savannah wed0es
day July rs ~ 10 o'clock A. n. Fare $40; Storage
1he state Of Georgia leaves above ths
day. Agents In Nev York. sCRANT0N TALLMAN,
No. le Old slip, where state rooms may be secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

4 CARO- TIRE US~CRI1fg MILL sECEiyE n
a pupils 3ai Tor privs,e 20 u -
nsrship at lis ROOMS. 362 brost y
siree.. OLIVER sffLi~yt t4 +
L,KANCH. WANTED. A FRENEp Isp-. tVHrf
Y tent a. tek n tts Ere ~ - g. tfrUy
Q 80. -44-rs.s A&.N.S, Ls4..s Sl-.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

CUNLAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.--Ths steamer Hero
tsp'an W. Hsleox win leave the pier foot OF Rosn
thrst above Bsrelsy stveAtJ Sunday ga
inst At v leek n. scr VI psssA~s svvsy oa
board, or ~ the cfhcs N the what
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

NLAREr wINLS-Ss25 q so, 50 20, TO-. PER DOzEl
~ Of various brands aud 50 cents per dozen allowed
empty bottes Bxaadiea, wines, gia rum whiskey, &C
eias syrup. aeidsek, CHARLES heidet, Munns &c.
payne WINE, at W. n. UNDERHILL5, 40 Broomo, corn
Crosby street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

HoTIL IN PHILADELPHIA TO LIE F-rHE HARRI
IL House. No 2o3 Chestnut street between Ten and
kvesth tse extsnding 235 feet TO George street.
tanning sky dye rooms, via hfty oh, mostly
four pAror on hrs door dining for 100 ooe
and tries two kitchens, buffers room, wAshag and
drynG ranges furnaces baths and "a,
Gas and Schuybin water throughout the house .ba
lessee 81 Thea perty will adjoining louse with
.hioh .st viii a.o dispose Of The nj
or II JAMES W. PAUL 9eH soush Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COXPA
IN N.Y. carrying the United Statss Mobile stop
ping at hayana-Semi monthly line rho steamship Ca
hAA "a. W. Shufeldt, commander, is receiving
freight will sail for the above ports rusday idly
zts a, Y o'clock precise from pier a. foot Of Bee
street, North RIVER Freight taken for New Orleans Pas
stpser FOR Havana must passports before leaving
port For freight passage apply to LlvIN6sTON,
Asea d. HYok
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CANpEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADRIr
~ phis. from pier NO Norsh ryerT~o lines daily q
a. and 2P. The morning line At A. NJ, BY steam
boat John psssf e south A@oss thence ~
places TO Philadelphia rare 81 sec ond clAss, 81 Ex
rrsss lii e. at2r. By John Poster au,boy thence
greet 70 Camden BY cars; shrousb In hvs SIS
~ sceommodoston and line ~ r. NJ lara ~
3D. em,srsht line ATOP n fsre, 81 rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

Col. w. II. Johnson from Titus, reports the sui
ier1pg OF the crops from the effects OF excessive
rain IA the counties aoand his vicinity. rhe health
Of the upper Trinity aud Bfazos country j. ex.
In nelly good. A great mauy persons are looking
at the country with the view OF selecttag locations
or settlement Emigration IL tending westwald.--
d,sf,n Times.
Eve were shown. few days since, aletter fr, M
varre county which gives the following respecting
srppe:-such crops | never have seen grown AZ In
this portion 81 Texas With regard to waess crops
there IL but little raised In this county but 10 Ellis
Dallss Collin and Gray soD, there Is great deal
faised Our wheat heic iojurtd bg rust, but an
ilfo rrei in Dallas Collin the crops are ine :
Leon Pioneer.
OHIO.
There IL much anxiety and speculation as 70 how
ne incoming wheat crop will turn out Reports
are exceedingly various. In some sections o. tae
country the crop Is very good, IN otaers cat. etJ
TUNED. ThroughouA the best wheat district OF oaio
tlee viii be nearly AN entire failure. From Seneca
through RcLland, Wayne, Knox and Stark, tne
great cheat belt Of Ohio, the red weeviI, or wheat
mi 5ge, has made pretty thorough work upon al but
tie Mediterranean aud few very early uelds III
- a, the Mediterranean waest ass suffered severely
!. llaIy p.asSa. S-l--As .eros.s Es-.2 - fg@ solc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
CLEARED UP.

When, after the defeat Of Gen. Scott by the
secret treachery of Wing Union savers, we
ayoweS our conviction that the Wing party was
dissolved and could never again be rallied on the
old basis, we were denounced by the Silver Gray
oracles and repudiated by those whom we had
regarded as at least political friends. How is it
nowl Was our conviction well or i'll founded
Look at the vote of Erie County. See Msssachu
sets.
We did no. believe it wise or well for the hon
est and faithful masses who had ever formed the
bulk of the Wing party Of this State to go into
another State Convention with the Silver Grays
and agree on platform and ticket. 1t was
plain to us that We must encounter their opp0si-
ton somehow, and tina. they could nowhere else
do us such injury as in our own camp, standing
ostepsibly in our ranks, and with q common flag
above our heads. We could not see the wisdom
of uniting in Convention with clan who, from
the hour that Convention adjourned, would be
plotting and managing to defeat the ticket therein
nominated. What light has the result shed upon
these apprehensions Does any man believe thit,
with ticket nominated on the Saratoga Platform,
the decided Anti-Slavery Wing, of NewYork
could have been beaten in such counties as Ale
gany, Genesee, Orleans, Cattsraugus, and Chau-
tauquel
We were early and earnestly in favor Of Fusion,
or the union of all sincere opponents of Slavery
Extension on the simple Republican platform
which sffrms the right of every man to himself
OF each to voice in framing and in directing the
Government and of the majority to govern. We
wished to go to the people on this iu opposition
to the Douslas-Nebrsska platform which denies to
part Of the people any voice in public affairs,
prescribes BY Federal authority who shall and
who shall not be voters in a Territory, allows a
part to hold the residue in everlasting bondage as
chattels, permits the first few hundreds or tbou,.
ands of squatters on vast region of the national
domain to curse that domain with Slavery, in de.
fsnce Of the twenty-five millions who are Il.
owners, and calls this tumble Of frauds and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
THE GOVERNOR.

We believe we may now pretty safely assure
our readers that MYRoN II. CLARK IS the Gov
erpOr elect of our State. He comes into this City
about IA, 600 votes ahead Of his leading COM
petitor, Horatio Seymour, and we believe it is
not possible TO carry up Seymour's plurality here
so high as IA 700. Our own careful summing up
of the returns deposited in the County Clerks
Office made it IA ,536; the Clerk makes it 1851
probably by adding votes for al. Seymour
or otherwise imperfect. The Inspectors who
held the Election, canvassed the votes, and made
out the returns have no further power in the
premises, except to correct such errors as may be
pointed out to them by the Supervisors Board
of Aldermen) sitting from day to day as Board
of Canvassers This Board has not the power,
even if it had the inclination, to give any cindi-
date more votes than were returned in his name,
or something very near it, by the Inspectors. We
think, therefore that 1851 is just about
the majority that will be declared here for
Seymour, and that is not enough to elect him.
The Albany Atlas Of Saturday evening in effect
gives up the contest, aud falls to snarling at
Revised Returns" Now we have as good
right to growl at those returns as Tie alias, for
they upset all our calculations and made sad
havoc with our political sagacity. On the
strength of the earlier reports from st. Law
renee, Oswego, Essex, Washington, Clinton, Al.
legsr, Csttarsugus, Chenango Cortland, Temp
kins. Yates, &C., we firmly believed and roundly
asserted that Seymour was reelected by at least
Three Thousand majority. Yet, when the final
and true returns came in, we knocked right un-
der, acknowledged the corn, told our friends who
had bet on Seymour on the strength Of our
figures to walk up to the captains Oft &c, and in
every way conformed to the expressed will Of the
People, as a good republican should. We az
fectionately counsel The Atias to profit by this
ediJiDg example, admit that MYRoN II. CLARK
is elected Governor, and that its Seymour ma
jorities, like ours though abundantly justified by
the returns we then had, are completely upset by
the official csnvasses. That is the philosophic
way of treating the matter.
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denominations Popular Sovereignty" and "the
sacred right Of Man to selfgovernmeat." The
Silver Grsys protested against breaking up the
Wing party on any such " aide issue" and then
A, liberately smashed it themselves on some clap
tran concerning "the Pope" aad "Foreiga ln1a-
uenee- which they neither understand themselves
nor vish to ave understood by others. 1t sufices
them that these are good catch-words for votes.
We desired State Ticket composed in part oil
Democrats who were faithful to the principles Of
Jefferson and the traditions of their fathers with
respect to the exclusion by Federal authority
of Slavery from tse common Territories OF
the Union. There were many thousands of these
ready and willing to unite with on this issue II
a ticket were formed and presented to represent
this principle and not any phase of bygone par
tisanship. We were overruled and clean Wing
ticket nominated. That ticket we supported to
the best Of our ability. But the men who had
been clamorous DEMONSTRATING the integrity oil the
Wing party deserted il in body; they necessarily
assAiled it with deadly malignity from Journals
which pretended to support it they remaiaed
ostensibly in the Wing party expressly TO noml-
nate local candidates who were its deadlIest
foes: they took our supplies Of ballots as Wing
committee. men on purpose to suppress aud des-
troy them; aud they showed their hatred Of
Fusion BY nominating and polling all their votes
for State ticket composed of two Wings and
two Democrats-Of one Hard" one "Soft
one "Woolly" and one "Silver Gray" And,
while affecting great horror and apprehension of
Popery, they all but succeeded in retlectihg as
Governor the candidate supported byneary every
Romanist in the State the entertainer of Bedini
and the pet of the Irish Catholic journals and
vote.managers almost or quite without exception.
Shall these things teach nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

We publish herewith long and forcible letter
from HENRY A. WISE in apprehension of the
"Know. Nothing movement; also speech from
JOHN M. CLAYTON commencing and backing that
movement, with qualifications. We trust that
both documents will be widely and carefully read.
Mr.. WIsE's review of the question is able and
thorough-unsurpassed, we think, in breadth and
force by anything which this movement has
elected. Mr.. CLAYTON always speaks ably and
fueDty, and is certain to interest if he does not
convince his readers. Read both and judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
r. r n. No. 2
RADMAy|s REGULATORS.

Tss o.t P that based he7ry
p.s. oap tsy-orsd medical po,seys ceIcE
We have diligently searched the productions OF Needed sc
have carefully aid tested popular Pill
cfhe rseeeut for the of discovering in
proved The results Of lAb0r In this
have been for there perfect pill in they
a less deficient In their medical powsr Ia their
ehemca prope In their purgative efficacy. aud IN regulat
popular pills Of the how do they act upon the system In
allow SIX eight ten, before their e
feos experienced then iestesd Of mildly purslns from e
system refuse huuO they he bo's irtete the
~ the amtnisfy canal prch and wrench the
terribly After this oIing effect the bowels
irregular Sometimes operation VIII
tAke place for unlefs pile taken
Nov three pills by scitrE the b0els ueEecs
abe Ev kdneys skin and other orgns they act
ed sp3n these Induced rgusTiy the painful
inss. followed by eosiiveness would not take place.
Agsu In where the patient these pills physc
merely to keep the boses soluble several doses hsve TO he
taken before change the system sPpesr; hey purge
they give yos pain sno leave you weak
Now, Railways Regb viii In hours They reg
uise every orssnthey the most fet pills In use for IN.
I'D OF gripping weakening the they nfase
strength and pleasure throughout the whes human systems
ceanss the liver boEe seogetons sko kidneys pancress
IRON ell eoruP humors One Of Railways REGULATORS will
regulate the sye four elk will have quicker aud better
effect than eight OF the most popular pills
e. r. Regulators elegantly coated with gum. Price -
cents per box, containing SO Pills
r. X T. oTTIcr No 1872 Fulton st., up stairs NewYork
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
THE LOSS OF THE NEW ERA.

Capt. Thomas J. Henry of the New Era, =
whose wreck some three hundred persons lost
their lives, does not seem TO have engaged the
attention of the public to so great degree as
his conduct and that of bis officers and crew in
that dreadful affair apparently require. We pro-
pose to repair the deficiency, and that no injus-
tice may be done, we will cite the Captains
statements in his own language. 1t seems, then,
as he tells us, that after the ship had gone broad
side upon the beach, the following tsoccurred:
"IOgdered boat to be lowered, ia order to get q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
The positive statement of The Union, which we

The positive statement Of The Union, which we
copy in another column, to the effect that the
order excluding Slr. Soule from France has been
revoked, would seem to leave no doubt on tho
subject Though The Union does not say in SO
many words that the Information was received
by the Government, that is fully implied. The
French Emperor must then have the credit Of
promptly backing out of an unpleasant position,
in which be had gratuitOuSly placed himself We
shall wait with interest for his explanations con-
corning the affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
OUR CITY CANVASS.

Before the meeting Of our Board of Supe7vi-
sOrs to canvass the votes cast in our City at tho
recent Election, we ventured to suggest to the
members the urgent propriety of more err
ditious canvass than had Of late been effected
In view of the remarkable closeness of the ru
between the two leading candidates for Ger
ernor, we desired that the returns from ns
several Wards should all be opened and read q
the day of meeting, merely that the clerical al
other obvious errors might be detected and tn
returns forthwith sent back to each Ward III
simultaneous correction.
The Aldermen have seen fit to pursue iastea
the old, shiftless, dilatory, miserable course
opening and reading the returns from one Ward
sending them back for any needed correction, sai
then adjourniDg to commence at the next Wid
next day and enact the same farce over assA
with very slight variation. BY this means, TIE
Aldermen take few dollars upjustly out Of ts
City Treasury and put them into their sewers
pockets, at the expense Of keeping the whoh
State in condition Of painful, unwhoesons
anxiety and suspense with regard to the result
of the Election.
We cannot stop this game, but we can tell tn
gentlemen who play il that it is observed, an
that the public don't like it. We may also o.
press their earnest wish that it be stopped ~
the result officially declared BY tomorrow n'ss'
at furthest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
DUEL-THE PARTIES WOUNDED
Correspondence Of The Evening Bulletin.

BuRLISeToS. n j.. SATURDAY, Nov. Is. 1854.
An affair OF honor took place this morning. in
our immediate vicinity. The parties are from Pbila
delphs Shots were exchanged and the matter ami.
csby arranged not, however, without the parties be-
ing both wounded. 0oe hit in the left arm, the
other IN the right thigh, producing flesh wound.
Que Of the individuals is a married man, and the
other single The difficulty is understood to have
occurred in consequence OF a quarrel concerning a
female.
The party left the city early this morning, and the
hostile meeting, which was managed very quietly,
took place a short distance from Burlington. After
oipa the friends OF the latter in.erferea and recon.
eiiixtion was Effected