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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
ENGLISH PARTIES.

The effect which, owing to our Erect fatu-
ity, the chances Of peace or further war must
have on the interests Of the commercial commun-
ity Of this country, makes the present position Of
British parliamentary parties matter of deep
interest Fer on that position hangs, to great
degree, peace or war.
The premier, Lord Palmerston, who bears on
bis forehesd the motto of his French ally eau
"destip," is full Of that gay sudacity and AFRO
CANT reeslessness OF consequence which Is always
popular with the masses in war times So long as
the war fever lights the vein of England, he can
tide gallsntly on its fiery current and though
few PRESIDENT men like Lord Grey or brave men
Ike Bright, or conscientious men Ike Gladstone
pointed out the dangerous consequences which
would follow all this blood-fea.t, their words of
warning were lost in the tumult of war passion.
The multitude apply no telescope. They see
simply what is before them; and so long as con-
sells wear q pleasant look. and the furnaces glow
in the workshop, they drink in even with de.
light those battle tales which revive the old ira
ditions Of England's glory and the bravery of her
sons. For bravery, in the beautiful sentiment of
the great Saxon satirist now among Us, il never
out Of fashion. So long as this feeling lasts il can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

BssToy, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1855.
We have fine day for our State election, aoe '0'
voting i, going on briskly. At noon the canVa"
stood in Boston: Gardner, Know Nothing for gov
ernor, ,s4l; Beach, democrat and LIBERAL l,f7Vi
Valley CWhig,l s27; Rockwell, Republican, 7sl.
BosToS, Tuesday, Nov. 6-s p ILL.,
The election to-day produced unusual eIciens"'
but everything passed off goodn aturedly.
Boston gives Gardner, Know Nothing, for governor
over 100 plurality, the vote being a. follows Care
-. >, M: Beach, Democrat and LbeFsI, .,-i
Valley, Wing, 2,572; Rockwell, Republican, 9'o".
In fory.fye cities and towns heard from up to tn'
present hour, Gardner largely ahead, aud 'ne
leans are in high gee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

That the tendency of our State, not indeed in
absolute population and wealth, but so far as re-
CARDS her position in the Union, is downward, is a
fact in reference TO which not doubt can now seri
Ously be entertained Our neighbors boldly pro-
claim that she s in decline-that under the exist
ing commercial policy the decline must continue
that the time is fast approaching when she must
become but secondary star in the bright galaxy Of
which the Union is composed and, unhappily, the
facts upon which this anticipation is based are of
such character as admits, so far as We can judge.
of no serious attempt at contradiction. Anxious
TO think otherwise, we have studied carefully the
columns of our British Free-trade neighbOrs of
The Journal and TIE Post, 10 hopes to find some ex-
PLANTATION calculated 10 satisfy US that we had looked
upon the dark when we should have seen the bright
tide of the picture but they have remained as
mute az mice. SO long as British traders can be
be allowed to direct all the movements of our Gov
ernment-so long as in the words Of the British
minister Mr.. Champion, 81 the whole United States
trembles at the failure of single Liverpool
"merchant" and so long as their moneyed friends
abroad can be enabled to make our farmers, rail
road men, and merchants pay from ten to twenty
per cent lOI use VI mVucyi fucy ucsllc uO uls-
cussiOn, for their purposes are answered.
In u,r.:of that the state possesses within herself
ar the resources Necessary for enabling her to
maintain Ter present proud position, we have
called the attention of our readers to the mex
haustible stores Of iron Of the north east sec
ton of the State, capable, ii properly developed,
of furnishing market for more food than we ex-
port to Europe ard in proof that the views then
expressed were correct, We now lay before them
the following letter just received from gentleman
who has no other interest in them than that he
labors in common with every other man among US
who feels al xious for the honor Of the State and
for the improvement of the condition of its people.
81 herewith give an answer to your inquiries re-
spectipg the special character and value OF the Adj
rondaok non, with collateral matters. The most val
liable iron Of that region contains that proportion
Of the oxyds Of zinc and msogonese which serves ia
the highest degree to free the iron FROM earhy constt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
GOVERNOR FEEDERS RETURN HONE.

EAsToY, Pa, Tuesday Nov. 6, 1855.
Governor Reeder was received at the cars on his
arrival at Pbilpburg from Philadelphia to-day bys
very large assemblage Of the people Of E,ston and
neghborhood who came to greet him with hearty we,'
come and an earnest and warm approval Of his course
in the difficult and momentous affairs with which he
has been so creditsby associated in Kansas He was
escorted by immense concorse Of citizens to tho
American hotel where he was welcomed in an elo-
quent address by Geo. W. Yates, esq., after which
the Governor delivered an impressive speech. lie
gave rapid but luminous and candid history Of the
whole of the Kansas affair showing up the uniarnes
and hypocrisy Of the Administration on the one side
and the high handed and lawsss proceedings OF tho
Missouri invaders on tie other. lie explained salts
factory all his course, and avowed his determine
ton to stand by at all hazards and through all conse-
quences the noble platform Of principles adopted by
tie Stae party Of Kansas. Throughout the whole o.
his speech there not one violent or abusive eqithe
against these at whose hands he has received such
measureless abuse. lie closed amid loud and long
continued applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
TILE RESULT.

We 90 TO press with First Edition al an early
hour, in order to give our readers such news as
We have in good season intending to issue
Second Edition with much fuller advices from all
parts Of the State We appreheDd, however, that
an increase Of the quantity will not be attended by
animprovement Of the quality.
Lastly the Kpow-Nothing' had the victory
our State the first night, the Softs for three or
four nights following, and the Wings when the
Official Returns came in. This year the first re-
posts come in as they did last, only more
so. This city has gone KnowNothing, or
American by a large plurality; Brooklyn, Of
cOurse ditto; and we have many reports from DIFF
feItnt quarters which argue like result in the
State except those from the line of the Erie Rail-
road, where the Know-Notbings did large BUSH
ness last year. and have fallen off materially this
year as compared with their fofmer vote. If the
disease had ragged generally prior to the last can
vass, We should now be able to chronicle it's gen.
eral abatement and the impending recovery Of the
patient; but there are so many Counties in which
the Dark Lantern jugglery of " Sam" is We. nov
city, that we fear it has proved successful. We
shall most gladly be able to give different opinion
in our next edition.
The decline and general caving in cfthe Softs,"
with corresponding revival of strength on the
part of the " Hard-chells," will surprise many.
We believe the Hards will be found to have polled
vote at least twice strong, relatively to that Of
the softs as they did last year; though they had
scarcely any presses-TRe albany Argus, Hudson
Gazette, Buffalo Courier and other leading Adaman
&C. th 40 bov; daaa cd for
the camp of the Softs. Had the Hard ballots been
as universally accessible and generally profered
at the polls as those Of the Sots, we believe the
former would have come out ahead AS it is, the
unusually heavy contribution Fifteen per cent?
levied on our Custom. house officials, in aid Of the
Soft ticket, seems to have been wasted most scan
dalously. We think the victims are fairly entitled
TO an Investigating Committee, with power to do
every thing but recover the money. That is lost
beyord hope.
The Liquordealers have made a poor show, con-
sidering the amount Of their funds and the magni
tude of their efforts Part of them went the entire
Soft ticket the rest preferred it mixed-haf Hard,
half Soft-but they do not seem to have done a
great business either way. The great gains of the
Know. Notbings this way may be held to imply
popular Indifference to the Liquor issue, but GER
tainly not hostility to Prohibition. We know that
the judges and believe that all the candidates on
their State Ticket refused to answer the Liquor
dealers in any way, or to express any opinion on
the question of Prohibition.
Ii the Know Nothings have carried the State
they will be forced to take some decisive and
clearly defined position with regard to the Canal,
the Liquor and other questions which have divided
ard disintegrated older parties. The effect on
their despotic organization remains to be realized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

LOUISIANA is reported by telegraph to haveprOb
ably gene American" in yesterdays election, on
the strength of X. n. victory in New Orleans
1t is to be remembered that the American" plat
form has been readusted in that State so as not to
prescribe native Catholics at all-they being very
numerous there. We have seen it stated that
CHARLES DERBIGNY, the X. n. candidate for
Governor, il not only Catholic, but born in
France at that. We believe that he is a worthy
and capable man, nevertheless.
1t is no slight consolation for this result that it
returns the chiyalrOus and gallant THEODORE G
Hunt to Congress Mr Hunt will not aid in any
further resistance to the Nebraska Iniauity but
we statefull. remember the good he has done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

The Arago, from HAVE and Southampton, ar
rived here yesterday, after voyage o'thireen days
The intelligence she brings is interesting. The
allied attack on Kinburn has been cOnsunmated
by three days bombardment, concluding with
the surrendered the place. Its garrison Of one
thousand FIVE hundred men 60 as prisoners of war
to CorstaDtinope. From the Crimea itself there
is 10 intelligence though rumors are abundant
1t is sad Gen Simpson has been recalled, and that
Cen. Ccdrington will be his successor. Sir VIII
liam Molesworth, British Colonial minister, is
dead at the age of forty five. In France the COM
mercial pressure continues, and the Government
is doing its best to prevent! and allay the dsngeous
effects ola famine. Consols closed at S71
Gov Reeder reached his former home in Easton,
Pa, yesterday, and was cordially received. lie
made speech to his townsmen, rehearsing the
story of the Kansas yillahv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

10 tbe Edlhg q Ihf y I, Tribns
Sls: Fsare are 2rSat many readers of THC TRIB
rkF who are entitled TO land warrants and don't kno "
how 10 oS tain them. ease inform through the col
vmus OF THT TRIBUNE. Yours truly, F.W. SMALL.
Co-aisA Maine. Oct IS, it5a
The Iand.wN,ah al. bill was passed fo' the benefit Of
oai-asenis 10 ,be's, and Spectators generally. Il
would Be hardly iaig to bsalk them BY telling the
rominal bectfoiares how to get out their warrant,
without ecs. Bat we CO no. know precisely how the
hing is doEs. We can only advise Mr.. Small and
ohe-s IN se circumstances to apply TO their respect
i've Members Of Corgress ASKING them 20 present their
dscumau's to The proper Bureau 81 Washington and
Obtain he vaEaats thereon. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

NEW. ORLEANS Monday, Nov. . 10Y,
Our State election is progressing, and ssne's~t
without much disturbance 10 this city. ''p"r
however, is current that In the Hid district Two -
sons. one an American and the other Germnn ~
been killed, and that Capt. Place Of the fam'"~
guards is wounded ,,x
NEw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, Nov. o. 800
The Know. NothDgs have carried this city bysiSE
msiority. We have no indication yet Of the resuh y
the State but the chances are in favor Of the ha''
Notbings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

ERAsTUs Brooks is elected to the Senate from
the With up town District BY large majority.
His ballots were given out from the Republican
boxes al most of the pOlls-a returning of gsod for
evil which he will be the last man to appreciate.
He is the foreordained candidate Of the Know
NotbiDgs for next Governor, and if he can manage
to shy stone skillfully at Bishop Hughes he mag
ha a1ecte1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

MASSACRE SETS is reported by telegraphas hay
ing probably reelected Henry J. GARDNER
(K.N.) as Governor. We had certainly hoped for
the success of RockseN, and do not yet give it up
not having heard from the Western Counties,
where the Republicans are strongest Mr. Gard
DER. it will be remembered, approved of the more
stringent PrOhibitOry Law of last winter The
Liquor vote was car, ,r,,,r Beach DEM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
To AdYertlsrrs.

TuE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has now a circulation foyer
1877 900 copies and undoubtedly the best advertising
dun the ucd states circulating as % does IN every state
tho Union Bt.h Provinces Ac having for is readers
Farmers Mechanic Merchants, Families, &c. Those who
Oh make THEN busiKs known the country over would do
well THE WLEKLY TRIBUNF. Admitted number OF al
vsrtscmeus inserted - per line each insertion
lHL SENI-NTHKLN TRIBUNE also has a very large
10 me couny Advertisements inserted al 10 cents
Hsr,.. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

There can be no doubt, we presume, of the re-
election of all our present judges whose terms
expire with this year, including Judge COwles, APP
pointed last Winter by Gov. Clark to fill va
cancy. They are
H MgSfss H SSo6oobSRTTEF Judges S4Ps'0' cout
EDWARD 7. CONLrS, JEdge SzFTeEs C5sTL p,
Tie new Judges elected are
HENRY +. DAVIES for vacancy in Sap.sms Court
NELSON X. MAYNARD, MsIiae Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

Live Wing" allie, So far, the K. hs are
largely ahead ard we fear their compact organiza-
ton may, in the general distraction and di'organ-
ization Of their sdyersaries. have given them
majority 1t Is By no means certain DO Feyer'
Let rs have new election with fortnisbt's no.
tee. and we could run them ont Of sight. The
future il mrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

Until otherwise advised, We shall presume that
all the city candidates OF the X. Ms are elected.
They are (in addition to the foregoing judges:
JOHN s GILES, CcHsoaty.
JOSEPH II. TOONE, AeriF
LOUIS n. GLOVER, C0Hnssl 20 ths Cap ud;i6a
ISAAC J. OLlNEk, GsTenor q me AlEsH,g'e
JOSEPH s. TAILOR, Street Coznislaozer.
JOSEPH sol rHWORTH. Goa. y Rg9yi csG SEEpiie,
R09ERr BEATTY, in County CisrS
GEORGE W. MORT IN, Ciiy IaspeetoI
Dr. CYkCs RAMSAY, DE-. JNO WIraERELL. D..
FRED'K w. PERRY, Dr. SAMUEL A. HILLS, C'Teaera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

There are three of the parties which struggled
in our election yesterday certainly beaten-l. The
Hards; ?. The Softs; g. The Liquor Dealers.
The Hards did not expect to win, and have done
better than any but themselves can have expected.
We cannot say just what their expectations were.
The contest now lies between the Republicans
ard the Know Notbir gs with their Silver-Grsy and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
MemTprk DAILY Grib,u1
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER :. 1856.

We shall pnnt for regular s1bserbers over 900
copies Of the WEEKLY TRrBUNL Of this week 1t ~ without
doubt the best advertising medium In the ecuntEJ This the
last dag FOR receiving siTereents for tbs weeks tsn,
Pr.ce seyeniy.fys Cent? line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
FATAL ENCOUNTER AT THE POLLS IN
ALBANY

ALBANY, Tuesday, Nov 8, le55.
At the polls in the Second ward of this city
this morning, Michael Brennan fighting msn,
met and attacked VIM. McCrossen, with whom be
was at enmity. McCrossen drew pistol and shot
Brennan through the heart, which caused death IN
less than two minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

THOMAS j. BARR Hard is said to be elected
to the enate from the Hid downtown District.
He is member of the last Senate, and generally
treated the Wing State Administration candidly
and iustlV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
Consumptien. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,

sad other lfec1s OF the aud chest cured by lnhsaon
locs sad guerra estmeu Inhsson alone Will fail TO
these dsAsbut combined wish tbs proper general
rsmedieI D. HEATH emineny sul in cpdDs them.
Thess cs proved by the previous trial elsewhere OF tie
uhslaion failing n rsheys Mr. Zineiof Of PenD
n Sasimas OF New York and no Of otheIs As proof OF
Dr. combined treatment he refers to the Of Mr.
Co,bu-l No Us Brsaiwsy; Y. Ssbln NewYork aud S w.
Re sat wife Hartford Conn. Nervous chronic scrofous,
nnd all cions OF The gsne:Aye re tax the Constitution
such extent render II spbs tubeculOus and
oihsf eh iseiss The socos intro iuotory work the
Cue AID Curs Of these deass viii be sent e adj
dfea Too afflicted with any d.sess spPly with GER
tA.o.y ., relief ~ DR.. A. 5. HEATH,
No $50 Broadway, from 10 1 o'clock.
Patisass at 4 tssnoe treated by mail.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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KANE SUED BY WILLIAMSON.

bpttIA DIsphILH II IIVuHV'
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1855.
An lion has been instituted this day by PAssmors
Williamson against Judge Kane for false imprison
ment. The writ was served upon him at the house
bis brother in-lsw George Leper, in Delaware county
The case will Of course be tried in that county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

JOSEPH II. PETTY is the Senator elect from the
WITH EASTERN Senate District. He was Men,
Der of Assembly last year. Our memory fails to
render up any Of his more dazzling achievements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
NEw-JERSEY ELECTION.

PRrScEroy, Tuesday, Nov. o. 1855.
Princeton gives Hunt, dem, for Assembly, fi mai
and the same to Napton, DEM, for sheriff.
West Windsor township gives Woolley, dem, for
Assembly, IL mai; Morris, wing, for Sheriff, 81 MS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

HOILOWAY's Pulls possess the most astonlsh
ns pcwsr N the Of General Deb y, and Tenoya,ns
the The surpil eaet of these deful Pills 1.
eseh rector hsah when spPears los, forever Said
ths oes Nos so Maid lane anG 81 Straas London
by a. iuIssl, o. $ asa-l 81 ms. ~ 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

MARK SPENCER (soh, supported BY the Re-
publicans) is reelected to the Senate from the With
WESTERN Pistrict. His course as Senator was
generally intelligent and liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

THANKSGIVING N DELAwARE.-Gov. Csusey has
r,compec isi Thursday the e9d ofthe present. month,
AZ a 5sv Of .h,pkssiyirg AMI prayer in Delaware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

HOOF LAND NENHAN DfIIfk>' ouPbIIUI 90
all prs pl atioos use.-JAcKsoS LouisiAns Aug Is
1854 DEAe STA: fss bosnd express sra6e alton TO
you for the ncx culsbe beneh have derived from the Of
two DO ties Of ytur GERMAN BTrTERs have found them TO
bs al you COMMEND them be- aod cheeday recommend
to The public safe aai remedy for tSe d,sa
tbey nte ded for aud superior to all prepNati Ia
use VERY respectful yours, II. OPPENHEIMER.
It's BiTTFRs 81 they are represented 10 be
JACKSON, Ltusisus Aug - 185A-DIAk Sis: hsve used
your 0ERmAN BTTERS fnd them ell they represented
b ana IL ly nd them 10 the public excel
1. a a eoiciae. kespectfI.y yours W. +. faulkner
bz deaeri In medicine Ehee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

CaIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEEs
ssini presmi1eut above all competition suite Of elegant
pvss apartment, for applying ls famous DYE, the greatest
stsndsd article Of it, nd throughout the world Hl new
style OF WIGS aud ToUPEES perfection Itself Wholesale
al 49, =. CsssIADoRo'S. No 6Astor HoWs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09
gurfign Mrma.
a week later from Eurono

49, Nav YoaK Nov 3d.-2p
The steamship Baltic arrived at this a.,
at nine this morning. "'9 port
The allies have Organized conco,,..
vance from Enpatotia. Baidar. K.r,.t "u
hlnbarn, IN order 10 surround and 49,.
the Russian forces. kinbarp. n, i,. WI
tant position at the mouth Of The Dno,r
has been captured by the allied expsd,,iv'
Mailman and Paaman and Panogo, ,.''D
the straits of kertch hive been des,rl,.ln
The advanced outposts of the olics ,u'
now within five leagues Of RakicLi.. are
The Russians are retiring. 'ah
blprandi intended to defend tho H..
the Belbec. A battle was anlicins,oj 1, ,e OF
The north of Sebastopol has been sa.
rounded by the Russians with new e,, SUR
tous aud placed in a state to support so,,.-
ne Russians on the 2glh of Sen,o,,t
made an attack on Kars and were re,rl..i
WIN immense slaughter. -Four Ho,,.aaj
II Is SAID, including several officers of ,.nl
were killed. 'anhi
There IS little general nows Tho 20
strctive measures of the Bank NJ ~.
are telling upon almost every branch g
trade '''"'n OF
The hank Of England has increased ,lo
rate Of discount to six per cent Tho b," g
OF France also raised its rate from e'n
to SIX per cent Consols closed n, NJ
~ a q, money, and -, acct. Au~r,-..
stock quotations nominal There wrs r-.,,
alarm in Commercial circles. A paaie vas
anticipated.
Sebosiopoi 10 be Repaired. The scc..,,
detachment Of carpenters and o-lar -
artisans leil Lyons for Sebaslopol oo ,ba s,.L
Of pcioher They are engaged by ~.
French Government at the rite ofr doif,.,
day. they receive besides soldiers -,-...-..
ana are 10 every respect subject ro uun,-r
discipline Their duty is to repair. rcfa.--
md reiurnlsh Sehnsinnnl ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09

More Maps We have received from A..
II. Jocelyn, 60 Fulton ST., New York, two
new popular Maps and Illustrated Sheet
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position Of the Allied forces small Map of
Europe, giving the Routes and Distances
from London aud Paris to the Crimea, Cron-
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Vessels in the Baltic Fleet; Army anG Ma
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on the Black Sea Battle Of lnkerman Con
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ish and Turkish Officers. Wholesale Price
to Agents, 50 per hundred-singe copies
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