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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
wEprrsp.Y. Nov. ll2PN.

WEDEEsDsY, Nov. I5-2 p. N.
AsHEs-Tbe market is quiet s1d prices are ssea ~
at Sc s7I for Pearls and 81 % for Pots.
CoITos-A dull and heavy market and to give
quotations they would only be nominal.
FLOUR AND MEAL There is active demand for
Western end State Flour and prices Of the low grades
are l2i cents higher, with moderate export demand
at our iDside sales.
Canadian Flour is firm and in good demand FOR the
Provinces; sales 4eO bbs. az e. so in bond. The
sales Of Western Canal are 1000 bbs. st ss l9ss 81
for common to good straight State, and e. 62as9 for
common to good Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana, and
Upper Lake.
Souibesn Flour has improved with more active
d, mapd; sales 200 bbls at - s7Ss9 81 for mixed
to good standard brands. Rye Flour is heavy o. W
s. g. Corn Meal quie; at 81 so for JerAey.
GRAIy-The demand is more active for Wheat, and
prices arc frmer the inquiry is on!s for milling sales
500 bu, h. fair shiie Canadian a, &c IS. iuty paid;
2 500 bush. good white Genesee, about 81 %. Rye
Is in fair demand and is firm sales 1900 bushels at
g. 1871, afoat, nd 9 80. delivered.
Barley ~ firm and in fair demand, aud sales 200
bush. good two.rowed at 81 37s, and $500 bush.
prime fOur-roa ed private terms Osis are IN good
demand, spd firm at 50 Soc. for State and Western.
Corn is rather higher, with fair export demand;
new arrives more freely, and is in better supply
sales 50 900 bushels at $685. for Western m1ed 10
store and 9OaoO!c. for do. delivered, 81 asJc' for
yellow.
wHIsKEY-P;ison is less freely offered, he demand
is good and prices firm sales OF 80 bbls at ale
Drudge has advanced sales Of 49,, time and In
,eref..
PRoyIsoss-Pork is in far demand and 10 firm;
sales of ess at s2 25, and Prime at Gil 25 sll 81;
Beef "a in moderate request; sales OF repacked Chi
easo at slJ; Country Prime at Is 5o9s7. Lard is
stesny at lOI 9lolc Bu,for and Cheese, steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

NEwokLEASs Nov. TO- 1864 The ssle' OF CorToS during
the past reached 81 900 bales and the market close.
sc mdcEs The Increased receipts A. all the southern
ps the date last smount to - 600 bales
NEw-DRLEASs, Nov. 1.-THE sales OF Corros todo
foot up bAsk with rather easier m.rk-t the qaouon
for middling being sidstc FLOUR is selling Of %. Ex'
charge Nsw.YoTk Al sight Is az = cent premium We
QUO FREIGHT. Cotton 10 Liverpool ~ ; 10.
NswORLEASs Nov ~ -Our CorroS market shows no
change 10 day The sales $40 bses PoRK has as.n con-
dersby advanced being quoted $40 So9sl7 MoLsssss
has declined 10 lsc q gallon
CHARLESTON Nov iSln market TO-DAY the sales OF
$50 bales At prices rsnsn from 7dssc There
son e depression IN the tone Of the market
MosILE Nov. l3ln our CofTos uarAet yesterday sales
made u Geo bales. The quotations for mdong oene
6lc -,
BuFFALo Nov l50ur market opened thi' morning with
n active inquiry for FLoyR for Eastern aud interior speci
hit Oh, qgctabe change IN prices Tor tue better
dsrptops Not sddon has been MADE 10 the sto IN
tot Tor dsy OF two past The sales this morning have been
So bb a. "a 20 for good Mictigspi bhs Of ouble extrs
,old For WHErr ther- Is very Tile inquiry md we
bear sales CoRS good request but we h.ve not
safes Last evening goo bush 20 sfrve,
were sold Soc In OARS BARLEY there hsve been
Transactions to-day WHIsKY snd rmer sales OF ~
bbs 81 5c. -. . a,
U,NaL sEEIeBTs-Corn 6le TO New York ana lie TO Al
berry Troy aud boats are nunlsrous
Receipts ihls morning Flour, 1913 bbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
SUICIDE OF AN AUrHORR AND POET
CORONER,S INQUEST.

the house No. Bond-st., on the body OF "i-Aan
North poet and euthor, who committed suicide o.
taking poison. The foIlosioc /. the testimony taken
before TIE Jury.
Ann Duffy. residing az No 7 Bond-s, being sworn.
ss-I an employee atthe above house; osVe oe-a
in the habit Of seeing deceased daily YESTERDAY narn-
ing, shout 81 O'Clock, gentleman called u see NJ
North sud vent 20 his aud tod hln; ne came
srd spoke 10 ne; | went Up to nj room sg:in %
Gbout two hours 20 mske 40 his bed Sc. and think
irg he Rad gone oat, looked through the sey eols,
sGo ,ss bin lying the bed, with ais eg- D .ns q ;
over the sd, IS ,bey sre; | said noihns' oIi
vent away, and came back again for me s,ale y
pose, abou, a = ~. when he va at y > sc 20 TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
REPORTED POPULAR OUTBREAK Al
Puerto PRINCIPE.

CHARLESTON, TGesday, Nov. II, ls9f'
The steamer Governor Dudley has arrived a! this
port With Havana dates TO the 18th inst.
The correspondent Of Tie CharlestoH Courier
under date Havana, the 10Th ins.., scys that two
American schoOners, with arms and ammunition on
board had been seized a; Ba-acos, and ell the par
ties concerned imprisoned.
l. was sko rumored ths; some 800 mon had been
landed but this lacks confirmation.
Gen. Muiseano, the second in command on the
Island, left Havana CD the 9th, to investigate the
affair
Ii was reported ms, popular outbreak had oe-
CURED q, Puerto Principe, ba; nc particulars were
known.
il had leaked on: that several parties had been par
doned by General Pezuels, who were arrested for
being engaged in landing arms q, Saracoa.
The steamship Isabel, previously reported at hey
Wet disabled, hes reached this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

THE ELECTION-OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Wyoming Copnty.-Clark, 100 Seymour. l,24a;
Bronson, $40; Ullaann Os5; Raymond, ., 2os; Lad-
low, ,Oss; Ford, 6l3; Scroggs, 9js.
Columbia COunty-Clark, 40 majority over sey-
mOur.
Clinton COuHty--Clark, l,s57i Bronson, $685. seyi
mour, l,I43; Ullman, i9l.
Schenectady COunty-Oarks majority over sey-
mour il 400.
Greene CouNty-Seymsur's majority, 1872
Washington County-SeymOur. ! 200; Clark, III.
st. Laurence COunty-ClaIk's majority, 1926.
Putnam Couaty-Seymour, 50 majority over Clark.
Coyuga CouHty-Clark, 3, so7; Bronson, 525 sey-
uour 2,3O3; Unmann, EASE.
Orleans Copnty-Cluk, 1888; Bronson, 216 Sey-
mour, 626 UIman, 1895.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. IS, 1884.
Cortland COunty-Clsrk, $50 msjority over sey-
mour.
Ulster County-Clsrk, 2,s5l; Seymour, 2,7ss.
Esser County-Clark's majority is l,oso'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
HISTORY OF THE ANNEXATION MOVEMENT.
Trer NJ ANaap Ereninq JonyaaL

EyoJ The 1Rday ErenfHg Journal
We have, from various sources late RELIABLE ana
mportaIt information regard 10 tho pending treaty
foT the annexation Of the Sandwich lslsndr. Onr
readers p i'll remember the intelligence winch we paO-
llshed this subject lev weeks since, viz: lha1
a treaty had been Informally agreed 10 between the
Government Of the Islands on the one hand and Mr..
Gregg, the American Agent on the other that on
the uabsier being perfected. an annuity was TO DC
raid 10 the Royal Family and the leading Nooiesi
and that annexation was generally popular WIN resi-
deL.s and natives and only slrenuo0sly opposed Oy
Prince Alexander the heir apparent, ie" Of ms I'M
n ediste sssociatrs, and portion OF the European
merchants and residents OF the Islands.
This OPPOSITION threatened 70 deteat TIE project
The Prince was implacsbe-ihe real, but not the
ayowed cause Of his hostility being based upon the
fact that while travelling IN this c)untry ieS yesfs
since and when on board Of New-fork ana boston
steamboat he noe permitted 70 tdse seGt ~ ne
,.D0~| .a6le on aeeouat Of Als color The Delicious
steward who passed this sndignity upon tae Prince,
IT'D. dreamed that ito rem embrsnee would constitute
the chef fculty IN the way OF securing new state
a. he Union. YOt such Is the iscsi and u - no secret
In Honolulu That insult still rAnkles In the breast
OF tie Prince He would prefer to have the Islands
lass into the hands VI England, where prejudice is
es. poteut and from whom he could hope 20 retala
hi, titles and dignes, which he seems 70 hold IN grea-
Ter es.em than the annuity which Annexation to the
Uni;.o States would secure to him. This also, is vel
.unJ.rztOcd although it has not, probably, been
officially promulgated.
Event, have reeesIy TRANSFERRED however which
will change the whole current Of the Prince s
thoughts and secure his powerful sup port sor the
very treaty which DO has thus far stren1ouslY up
posed During the early part Of Septe nber, the En-
sh CoD'ul at FiOoo Glu receiv I'd dispatch from hi,
/ Government, directing him to ioform the King that,
~ tie ersas II any dtstzrbaaee the lsLaA1s h. Ouf
ree,t.e aid fran The Eagtish Goveynnleat ph0se
IRE required tor the prosecutions If t<
rsr EIth kssSia. This dispatch had not been cosi-
nGnicsied 70 the King late toe 18th Of Sep.s-
ber His Majesty had lired too hgk during the pre-,
cediDg week 10 be prese tabee. Bat it soon Foi,i
be communicated, ard il wa believed that II "'u'a
| have en- important influence, no, merely uPo hs
mind Of the King, but upon that of the Prlncs,
lad relied With great confidence upsn me -
Of the EIgfsh Government IN the event OF az ~,
to eomTel him 20 scquiesee the treaty. nuI - =.
vas absent from the sest Of GoverDmesti 20 no'
positively kns~u bow be would be Aaee'sa oy 'oS 'n'
| IebgsIee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

KNOW NOTHING OPERATIONS IN wEsTCHEsTEE
Te as ESi,av # Tk ~ " Tyiesas;
SIR: Perhaps il would be interesting to ou,ide, 70
krow why Myron n. Clark and the Wing ticket
generally. did not run better in westchsster Comfy
I viii STATE few facts:
II was commended by the new Order OF Jesri's,
commonly ca led 'Knos-No,hings, that no me nber
Of The Order bad night 10 accept nomination from
the outsiders, unless il was sanctioned by the Order;
hence, if one had the temerify or independence Of
character TO do So he mus, bs crushed an example
10 l1 Others who had not lost an Of the spIrt Of
Freedom.
The victim was accused, tried and convicted in
their secret councils under Of the darkness Of
night, and like their great prototypes in Spain, the
first infimation they gave bin of the decision Fas
when be brought to the rack or the wheel 70 be
tortured. Are they not worthy Representatives,
In this County, the mandate w1s received that al
the tickets of the oppo.ng candidates must De oe,
stroy ed and far ss IL was prsctcaolet was ctrned
ont to the letter One Of the messengers OF the
Order. In perfo ming his work happened 10 meet an
honest man belonging to the Ord-r' woo thouzht
bis duty TO inform the Friends Of Freedom ana pu.
them Oh their guard; but this occurred on the night
previous 10 the election, 80 that the Vinshy eouio
not b. counieracted and exposed.
Since the election have heard one Wing, who 10 Q
member Of the Order in the Town OF Greenourgn u
whom tick etc we're sent ssy that they demanded OF
him that the n usr Wing tickets shoud De burned
or destroyed. He did not comply with the demand,
for the simple reason la be stated that would De
dsb0poraole 10 do 50. Not 80 with som7 other WHO
were thought 10 be honest 10 whom the ticket. we're
ant Insesd of sending them back, wi h their REQ
,ons for not stributine them they were suppressed
and Dos ticket 10 be had ON the day of election
thai the friends Of Humanity and Freedom cOul
vote Now if this il ID. agency to correct abuses in
our Goverpu emit then what must our Government
be If this IL Anti Popery what is Popery! If
there is system Of desPotism more to be dreaded
and feared Il an any other ii is that which hurts Its
death dealing blows in the dark under the controlling
hard Of religious prejudice and fanaticsn, connect
ing If with TIE State 10 consumnate its work. Such
kps this secret Order to oe and we're it not that
The present age is more advanced in civilization aud
int.iligepce tran the days Of Robespiere. if this
secret Oroer should get the power, should witness
like scenes Of tyranny, bloooshed and terror.
WESTCHESTER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
MONETARY AFFAIRS IN CINCINNATI.

CIHcIsSArl, Iutsdsy, wv Il 20,
We have no further failures 20 report, aad ou' ~
tie excitement in our money market to-day asssts'
John x. Morton e. Co hsva resumed business
Eastern Exchange Is quoted a. per cent pre- ~ an.
Our markets generally dull; small sales OF noss
are reported at % 60.
No use In the river hs. vet taken place at this point
CIwiSSarI, Wednesday, Nov. IS, ls9i.
The Mechanics q d Trsders' Bank Of this city,
branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio failed this mornln
The house Of J. n. James at Uresns was moooed
last night he failed in business last week and was
largely concerned in the Mechanics and Traders
Bark Of this city.
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meniraI.

N eou.l 0OURAUD's ITALIAN NEGOTIATED SOAP fos
curing IAN pnplss hssbe. chaps ehsfe. .nd all o Do.
f,fmes beware Of otions eOntsni's mineral ~tfnsentS
utterly runnus the complexion md " tnsI tepea os e
ton srSsnserng health. GOURAUUS PuUDhE 7UsriLh
uproos, bsJ any par OF the body bduif Noass bD
White Hair ls aud RI aorauyr, 81 the old Depot VI Hss
erst st from Brosdssyj Calender, IS ID rhh,o.
NOTHING EQUAL to the TRANSPARENT
~ srREEGTBFNiSG PLASTER So phabls u can DO
worn on the oll prompt w eleyns paint cell adapted 70
vsa. lupr 10 .prsso on Canton flannel. Price a cens
Also ANODYsF for coughs coss aud al inns dssss. rye
Is cent, VEGETABLE sUGs R.COAfED PILLS. fSr liysr
and bilious psns tho wnos. pspi safe 10 any
case. Price . cents II NEWMAN, NJ ID ffopret|s
No 3t3 n ndson.s. For sale BY Druggists generally,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
LATER FROM THE STATE.

Washington County is reported by apassenger
who left the Board Of Canvassers in season at
Salem at 5 =. n. last night, at few votes over
1890 majority for Clark.
Esssz County is reported over 1000 for Clark
bat We cannot say on what authority.
Ssuben County (ofiaal) is 4O6 for Seymour.
These returns improve the chance for Clark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW-oRLEANs-
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD PROJECT, ETC.

NLW.URLEANs, MUuua!l NOV. To- Io17'
The weather here is quite cold, snd the ye'lcw re-
~ has nssrl, left us-the number deaths by it last
week only reaching Js. We hear of heavy frcsts IN
the interior.
Later Texas papers say that Messrs. Walker q
was made in stock Of the Sussex Iron Company, and
had been scceptad by the State Treasured The iov'
ernor. however had not assented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
LATE EROM MEXICO.

NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, Nov. II. le9i
BY the arriv al o. the steamship Orizsba, we have
dates from Mexico 10 the 4;h iast.
The American bark Avala-eae' foundefed at see
when about 10 niles from Vera Cruz. The captain
ard crew were saved.
A battle bad taken pare e. Campo De Guerrer,
between The Goyesnmen. focces and the Reyoiau'n-
isrs The latter we're routed With loss os 200 men
Santa Anna = health was completely restored
Seror morie. Me1cAr Minister al Washington,
il going as Minister 70 Vienna and will be replaced
here by seaor Arrsngo-s. al present A-Nc-a Cons Ii
IN n Civ.
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Total 20 037


Seymour ahead. ........,...f,5 1877
The Counties Of Canaraugus, Clinton, Cortland,
Fysnkhn, 81. Laprenee, Greene, LeUis, SchotarH
and Suffolk are not yet cOuclusively heard from.
They may elect Clark but we do not expect IL.
Columbia County Tas Hudson RepStiieGa gives
returns for Governor from all the towns in the
County except Gallatin, with the following re-
sslts, viz: Clark, 1888; Seymour, 2,O75; W.
mann, I, $50; BrODssD, 92s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

CUPRENE COURT--In the matter OF the AP-
- phesiion Of the Mayor Alsefmeo sa1 Com nossy
the Cry Of SesYoFk rsisive the OPENtSo OF sse'
Of Ei0HTY-TBIRD STREET from The r,n svsae " 10"
East River (u0t opened In tbs City o. Nsv I"s IL
We the Comm ssopfn Of Esirsts and 40 s'noos
hereby riye notice % the owner oeeup.ntt
pant. OF eli bnases and lots. .nd inproy.a ~ sne,rn
lano. .seetsd THEREBY and TO al oshe" VIZ" my
u folo1s. ~ Wv. vt...x A ..~s.r,<,.
s.t Thst we have eonp letd our Esnsts ara
and that all 70 rsops shose iner'n 1s -
"a The s.1s DO Yrssen' tnssI IN
xYn, AnIv v,yi6,d 10 NfLLiAh " III - VIZ
Stnt esy - ~. Of the comm-son-rs No 81 Chenn-
beis street. tsseonc story tfsni '''N" " 49, '''~ v ~
h,t an person perons VINO may coonssr the M
=, .sld sd Asses Den viii bs b-Dd
seve - % Re .sns before the place
Ih W " on the 9Th deg u 0ctohe, l&4
- Thai The Abstract Of "a. ssG Estimate sAS Asss-
siSer with msps sd ..o all the shds,i ST.
@ "a otbeT doca1 which 1Sd BY In Dshirs
no prs ben der oeea 10 The street Co
O. The Cry sn5 to1bfy Of New fOt there 70 rsLaa
nr,il tbe IstS Gay 81 soyenber 1854
srth That the limits br.csd the Assessnnent afors-
..is fs0sC all thoe pieces u .Ds situated Ia tas
The saeriy ds u the nth and he tst River,
and eIsnarE ne nobey .nd soaihsi sides OF sshfy-
- The middle VI the bosss on either sds tnefeef
ard
Fnh That our report herein vii be presented 10 the So
rr, ne Cont Of the ttste ~ New fOrk sosca Term
er.1f 20 ~ held Cry Hal. In the said City, SAT-
URDAY the lsb SAY % November. A 1854 ~ tho opeu
ina o. the Coar, 90 day ,Bs thar then tAsre
oon ihersafsI sosse can be heard motion ~i b. nssa
that sad report - eontrmsd
WILLIsh "A ELT1NG
HIfHAFL ~ BART, tCsnDiS1ssr
sHEssAy BeOwNELL
HsE.Yefk, tspssEesr 6, asa onbs
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FRnSTS IN TIE SOUTH.

NV ORLEAEs Tuesday, Nov. II, l.3I.
TIE weather here continues cold, and heavy frost.
are reported in Louisiana, Alabama and h's>ss opi'
COLUrBI., 8 C., TUESDAY, Nov u, 1904.
lee formed AZ CHARLESTON, Savannah, and N n, CITY
Ia. niebt-the lbe,pone'es here iodr s'rDe 2T'.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

Senator Douglas has come far Dearer 10 hold
ing his own in the Sucker State tban the first re-
ports indicated Richardson is claimed as reflect
ed 10 Congress, with three other Nebraska me0;
30 that though the party will not stand so well,
Nebraska Will stand one vote better from Illinois
In the next than IN the present Congress. Toe
gain Ia that of Major Harris, 10 the SPrng deld
District, where he s said to have run out Y ates.
The Legislature will be close, but the Douglas
ties claim is by the votes of the Senator ho iiug
over. They ADMIT that their candidate for State
Treasurer (Moore) has been run OUT by Miller,
(RepubhcsD,) SO that they are In minority on
the vote of the whole State. Here Is their oul.
letip, in Doug ass home organ, The Chicago Times,
of the llth:
ELECTION RETURNs.-Below we give a statement
Of the results in The several districts, SO far IS they
have come 20 hand:
First Die.yiet-W ashburre has the following
iortts over jackson: 10 Davies, 900; StepheOspo
900; Carroll, 400; Winnebago, 100; Boone, 500;
McHepry, 500; Lake, 200; total 400: Scott aud
Rae in 1852 bad IA majority Pierce 10 taat DIS
Second D,sfriet-Gives Woodwork majority, we
tuppose of 600 over Tuner DEM Turner leads
Black we'll almost two 10 one.
TI,rG Decentralization FUSION elected. Majority
2,5o0.
Fourth Districf-knox, FUSION elected Majority
2,Q0e.
F1fh Decentralization DEM reelected.
San District Harris elected over Yates (Whigl-
Democratic gain.
StrcntA Distytct-Allen Dem reelected.
h,gkth D,strset-Lymsn rrumbuB, tAat Nebraska
Dtn.) elected. No change.
k,ntk Drst.tci-S. S. Marshall, Nebraska Dem'l
el,cits No change.
Pre,ent Cosersss-Fusion Wings, A. Fusion Demo-
Gratis {; Nebraska Democrats, 3.
Net COhgrtss-Fusi0n Wings, ); Nebraska DE no
cfais 4, Fusion Democrats, ?.
Nebraska gsiD, l. The Democracy have also to re-
oice in the defeat Of Wentworth in the second dis
ci-.qusl 10 gain Of a member.
Lgs,!Gturt-Tbe Democrat have nine Senator'S
bsding over and the chance for Ave others, making
majority OF that body-not including Judd of Cook.
in the House the Fnsioosts will have large ,jOrity.
The cbsl ces are that MOere las been defeated for
State Treasurer.
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Total.
Which is the whole amount received by the hIns
Heir Apparent.
We Opino it would lie satisfactory speculation for
His Msesiy 10 sell out for the snug sum OF $500 900
The whole receipts of Customs amounted, in the
year 1852 to sl55 $40 H. from which is to be deduct
The cost Of collection leaving the net assets at ANAL
figure. ,
That these Islands will eventually be Incorporated
Into our Uniop Is beyond question, but not on such
exborbrant aud indefinite terms. There is posi-
billy, If not probability, that the " Heir AppEent'
may live fifty years. aud it is scarcely 10 be sup
rosed our Government would lay tself liable to give
him twelve time the salary Of the Prssiden during
thst period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
THE NAIL DIFFICULTY IN SOUTH CARO-

CoLUsBIA, Tuesday, Nov. II, 1854.
The mail difficulty between the Post 0fice and
The railroad authorities IN this State is rog definitely
settled.
BALTINoRr. Wednesday Nov. IS, lisa.
The southern mail ron si points as late as due is
"a hard. The papers contain nothing worth tele-
graphing.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-ycRK.. .sOvrxsss IS
Cleared this Forenoon.

shirs- ROsseke, Simmer: Norfolk. Ladun fissS
ma Fjerida " Stap, ssvssssA, l. Mitehl
R.s-R Dessls. IohEssz, Savannah, D-nill Co.
ssboopsrssrsh Eaz.bstA Smith Sss H.yea. master,
w.K,.n sosv s. Aa1astir- P.ek Lyman; Eli-abeth,
ia, Bohn ST. Mrs. Beck kanhxrdr; InsspeDaenee,
p.nh.n Wssbipston Be- su1l aadderos; Wsss Wind,
BuT,itf Fr,rtlin johnson Slsshi M.rrsr.t Ann Smith.
ST. Augustine mater
shfp Castor Blanche Br,Den - ds udss sd 2s pxss 70
p,n,sh,u .ra UrkhAre 30 Ia 81 u go erchsn xsd
.,sn,. ub hip ibr.tar bound z. TIE G.s,on
~ ese h,svy weather split sails talvsrks Sc ia,
h.s deaths srnoug the passsnr-rs
R.rk IsvYers Alder, New Orssn % de- cntfnu, &c
% rryrr E1perielced heavy weather and Is se.ky.
B.rl Pilgrim AIsI,- Ap..ehisoa ls d. cotton. ke' 70
Etsle Hard Experienced heavy weather
B.ri Bee.l6pe tbr spxaAsle Glasgow g d. m9s- snd
p..s 70 odsr Experienced sesvy westerly sale saIs the
rs..ss los, jib-hsom hsad rails l..
sebr Wsre, Jeans Geors,tewn, s. c. d. naval stores "a
Brown DsRosett
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ELECTION RETURNS.
THE GOVERNOR VOTE.

Clark gains $50 on the Official Returns received
since our fnt Evening Edition., leaving Seymour
Las ahead. Ii, now, Ca!,araRgas should come IN
a. our neigbbors have titles for Clars-it would
give him a fair chance.
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EMPIRE CITY At NEW. ORLEAES-FAILUR Re
OF MATTHEW FINLAY a Co.

NEW-pRIEiF Ssf1rdsyi N"Y' y -
Ths steamship Empire City, rom NeT York va
HaveDs, has arrived al this port, bringing the Cali
FORMS ais Of the lon ultimo and go psssengsrs re-
ceived FROM tie steamship Falcon at Havana
Messrs Matthew FInisy s. Co.. private bankers IN
this CITY have Suspended payment.
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8y Telegraph.

CBARLEsTON-An Nov. 49, .chr. D. B. wAInss, New
York =. .., -, A.,
10 New.Ysrk. .
Nov ~ ships Oermania ircu New fohi snd mnntso"cJs
Philadelphia
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MARINE JOURNAL.
soAT ~ sw.yoRK........No,ssB,
ArrlNGi

schr I p Abel Dichinsru. philadelphia Tor SevLondos
schr Anb.ssdoi, Alton, Asehas d., lumber 20 hnn'er
Tbompfon.
sehi Ella Kelly Boston for Baltimore.
SehP Juniata Willard, POtnd Me. for phiaftpnG
scbr Cicero, Connolly, SAL M Tor philsdelphii
Schr IA A. Ste ph. sson, Fish. Portland ~ stJue
sehr Ann Ella, Cahe, Sooy Philadelphia coal TO- ffoV-
denee. . . -, -, -, e. ots
The .cbr Leroy Po.t for >ork while being h.aef oct
Of tee docs fNs It,, 10 contact with hip -pen-
IA nd Lot her flrttopmsst