The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

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Bow York, sunday, Novoms,er IL, 1854.
The News
THE ELECTION REFORMS.
We correct our returns Of the Governors vote rs
published on the first page We also copy those
given by the Albany Argus yesterday morning.
The contest is between Clark and Seymour, and
apparently very Close The chances are about equal,
with point or two in favor OF Clark.
We have returns now from about four hundred
and ten thousand votes, with nearly the entire of
Clinton county. Datchess, Franklin, Herkimer and
Montgomery, snd portions Of Seneca, Warren, Chau
tauque srd two or three Others to hear FROM which
leaves probably fifty thousand votes yet to come in.
Clark, as will be seen by our table, is some six
hundred ahead Of SEYMOUR but as nearly every
batch Of returns changes the aspect Of the result
mex. announcement may alter the position OF
the two prominent candidates. Our own tab
carefully corrected aud footed up sho vs. thu fol-
lowrg result
seymour..-'..'..... '.................... l225ls
IZ3ll'
Uiman. lOSeo0
Clark over Seymour. 6as
Seymour over Ullman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1865
The Albany Journal of last evening, which hal
not the benefit of the telegr sphic dispatches thu.
Hoached no Iaotu nj oh civ fho fol
Seymour. Observation-Disclosures. 49, So
Clark. ..........."............. 1865
lnman. ............................ 104,2li
bronson q, Sl2
This gives plurality for Seymour Of forty.sx
votes, but Geographic dispatch from Albany says
The latest footngs up Of the returns in that city for
Seymour and Clark are as fol,ws:-
Seymour. 12i 1s3
uark's plurality thus far ................. los
ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS.
The mail steamship st. Louis Captain Eldidgs.
from Havre, arrived at this port last nignt
about ten O'Clock. She brings 10 passengers ano
large amount Of freigh' Ths news by tie s..
Louis hes been anticipated by the America at Hall.
fax, Of which we have already given Q full tele
grsphc summary.
Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP JEwEss.
The steamship Jewess, Captain Wright, fro
Havana for New York, stranded on Bigantine
Beach, Atlantic City, NJ, yesterday morning
and vent to pieces in half an hour afterwards
The vessel is total loss, together with her valuable
cargo, consisting of sugar, segars, oranges, &C..
valued ct one hundred thousand dollars. No lives
were los. The Jewess sailed from this port on the
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steamer between the Babams Islands, H,vans
and this city. She was valued at eighty thousand
dollars.
MORTALITY oFTHE CITY.
From the report of the City Inspector, we learn
that there were 404 deaths in this city last week.
m increase offive over the preceding week. o.
these, 100 were under one year, and 104 from one
TO ten years Of age. Consumption carried off 81
victims, commissions 33, dysentery IL, Group 16
and diarrhea H. There were Is deaths from Ia.
hammation of the lungs, eight Of Inflammation Of
the brain, 81 Of marssmus, nine Of disease of the
heart eight OF scarlet fever, and seven Of typhus
fever. Nine premature births and twenty stillborn
cases are reported. There we're two persons killed
by falls. two murdered by stAbblng, one killed by
blows, and two dro wned. Ten deaths occurred at
Bellevue Hospital, seven at the City Hospital four
NJ the Penitentiary, two at the Lunatic Asylum, 10
at Wards Island three at Randals Island, two at
Backwells Island, and one q. 81. vincent's Hospi.
tai. or the whole number, $50 were natives Of the
United States, 7s of Ireland, 46 of Germany IL of
England, and six Of Scotland.
MORTALITY ON BOARD SHIP.
Thesip Canton, arrived yesterday from Ant
werp, lost tw,n'y passengers by cholera, and the
ship Coosawattee, also arrived yesterday from Bre
men, lost twenty-thrse by the same dsease. Ship
Caroline Tucker, from Hsvre, had three deaths on
the passage.
The bark Edward, arrived yesterday from Mobile
has the captain and three Of the crew sick with
fever.
ARRIVAL Oh MIGRANTS.
Yesterday the following number of emigrants ar
rived from Europe:-
emp neyeuh Havre. ............. 400
Safohne iucker.. .Havre. ............... 54S
soosaNattee. Bremen. ............. 33l
eenton.. Antwerp ............... EOS
Total. 400
JOHN n. CLAYTON AND THE KNOW NoTHNGs.
speech by Mr.. John Clayton, Of Delaware, re-
Gently delivered in thai State, in reference TO the
principles Of the Know Nothings, win be found In
our paper to-day. Mr.. c. says that he in mot |
now, and never has been, member of the Know |
Mailing order. Int declares his covro,.i ~ a..