The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-10-26

Kossu,h has written letter 10 the N. Y. Times
rather lessons than increases the prospects Of
peace. He thinks operations In the East will be
confined during the winter and next year, TO the
Crimea that naval operations In the Baltic will
BE- resumed with augmented forces the coming
spring. lie thinks tina, ultimately the war will be
reduced TO one Of blockade. He fears that the Op.
pressed European nationalties will not soon get
hand In Il.
The 81. Nicholas Hotel, New York, iss great
establishment The number Of persons required
to keep II going 10 so. OF these are the follow.
ing IA landlords, Is clerks and book keepers, J
bar keepers, 8 mechanics for repairs, &c, Z
watchmen, II professional cooks, 20 kitchen Is.
sistanis, 100 walters, 30 washer.womsn, IS bell.
boys, 50 chamber maids, 20 scubbing girls, o fire.
mcs, O gas makers. cellar men, fruit man,
wine man, I iee-crcam man, and Others who have
charge Of particular departments.
TIE COMING Elrcrion.- elections TO take
place are as follows: Louisiana, Monday, Nov
5, State officers and Eve Representatives TO Con.
g,css. Mississippi, Monday, Nov. s. State ON.
GERS and Eve Representatives to Congress Ne~
York, Tuesday, Nov. Q, State officers, but no
Governor or Lieutenant Governor Wisconsin,
Tuesday, Nov. o, State officers. Maryland, Nov.
7, six Representatives TO Congress. Massachu.
sets, Tuesday Nov. o, State officers.
Senator Dixon, Of Kentucky, formerly Clay
Wing. but who, during the recent election In
that State addressed several know-no,hins ~.
semblies, announces In recent letter his deter
minsiion hereafter TO act with the democratic
party Of the Uniou. Mr.. Dixon 10 the successor
Of Henry Clay In the United States Senate. He
affirm, In bis letter tina, the Wing party with
which he has 90 long acted, has no longer polii.
ical existence that the American partyS divid.
cd into two great sectional parties.
The X. N. party Of tho city % New York had
large meeting Wednesday evening, In the park.
Hon. q. w. Briggs, late menter Of Congress
from that city, wa called TO preside. On taking
the chair. Mr.. Briggs returned his thanks for the
honor conferred. He proc eeded to define his 20.
,iiiou. He said that heretofore he had occupied
u prominen, position In the Wing panty, and Lad
twice been elected TO Congress, In many 4 VIC
tory and many sad defeat, he had been with
the Wing party. Bot tina, party was now dead,
dead, dead.
SrRrscrrLlow IN MS GLoRY.-Wc copy be-
low from late number Of Ssriugfellow's paper.
the Squaiter Sovereign, specime1 Of Southern
augmentation now endorsed and sworn TO In
high places
A Mr. Fiuney,a noisy and troublesome free
was badly beaten on Saturday last, IN this eiyoy
. pro-slsyery man whom he had insulird. Two
other persons snisrfaining frre-so views, were
knocked over and silssosa on the same day. Alb
oliionisis In this vicinity are m hot waller
NAruRAIrrp Cr,zrss. Since the 18th OF jan
ury last, 4,537 aliens have received their hnai pc.
pers Of naturalization from the Superior Court In
lhi, city, and I0i2 In the Court Of Common P1ess
making the whole number In both courts 800.
During the past week On average OF 100 Icr day
have received their certificates from the Court OF
Common Pleas and forty or hny from the supe.
nor Court. Yesterday the whole number In bo:h
courts was i45-Nsv York TrbsRG
ALrrlrp BLLs.-There are many bills In cir.
culsiioa, purpor,ins to be los Of the Krndu,kess
Bank, Bangor, ALFRED from &c The alienation Is
dooe 90 nicely, that most persons would no, %
likely to discover Il the central vis'ens 70
ship under sail, with bead Of Clay near upper
RICH, hand conner. The genuine tens nave 'oe
oeo,nI vixue,,s Q female sitting, and tanners
with a Iosd Ct hay In the bscksr0und-head OF
Ws,hinston on the len.