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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

Mr. Thomas Lord late Vice President has been elected
President Of the Nicaragua Transit Company Mr.
Charles Morgan still remains in the direction.
The stockholders of the New Haven Railroad Company
elect directors to take the places of the present irregular
board on Thursday, the 10th inst The election taken
place at New Haven. The repudisting and .repu.
dating parties hard at work hunting up proxies and
the result, believe, is somewhat doubtful The pub
lie mind is pretty well posted regarding the vital ques
tion at issue at this election, and considerable
curiosity exists to see II there Is real honesty
enough left among the Connecticut stockholders to do
justice to those who have different class Of stock The
result depends entirely upon the stockholders residing In
Connectcut Holders Of what Is called the "spurious
stock do appear to take much interest in the cleo
ton They in the hands OF the courts and feel
fdent justice viii be done in the premises. They
satisfied to wait the decision OF the highest tribunal in
the State From decisions already made In courts,
ID easy to foresee the result is pretty certain that
the earnings Of the road win DO any good, ex-
cept those who directly engaged in its management
until litigation ceases and by that time the road win be
poor, worn cut, dilapidated concern, not worth
half Of what its bonds and stock represent The siu
alton as director conductor or any kind Of an Office in
the New Haven Railroad Company, must be fat Office
20 long the h in the hands Of the courts and
lawyers The earnings never get out Of first hands,
ana, hs they are pretty iafBe, So"eoooJ sess Bovu
pickngs.
The steamship Asia at Halifax from Liverpool brings
five days later from ali parts Of Europe The fnan
ca and commercial accounts she brings have not had
any particular Effect local markets. The sdvcss
favorable for our great staple product. We shall
have the Asia's mail TO morrow Wednesday, night.
The assignee Of Mesrs. Page, Bacon Il Co. OF San
Francisco advertses to pay further dividend Of forty
per cent the amount Of drafts of that house on their
agents in this city Boston, Philadelphia st. Louis Gu
cinnat Louisville, Baltimore and Pittsburg which bear
date from the 9th to the 10th day Of March s-both
days and requests holders Of such drafts to
present them TO him, In original and dupisate at tbs
Bank Of America and after Tuesday, the 9th Inst.
This makes an aggregate payment Of 10 per cent eav
ing so per cent which win be paid Immediately after the
arrival Of the mail steamer from California nearly
due.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

THE MISSES o,BRIEN HAVE REMOVED THEIR
school for young ladies, from 6H Houston TO 145 ives.
Twenty second street, between tho Sixth and Seventh
avenues limited number Of young ladies received az
boarders. CrcuIars obtained AZ u cir residence above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

ITO cAPITALlsTs.-THE yox AND wIscoSsIa
Improvement Company Offer 70 capitalists for
the mainins half their per bcuds S0 O
payable February 1873 intsrest ssni ~ The
Bank Of North Amsie citg Of New York Thsss senaS
occurred BY first pcrgsgc upon lands vsrtb ~ Lew
valuation more than dopbie e ameunt also upon the Ia
~. Inquire ~ Wv smss fths WpSsny, II Wal ssrst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

The surplus ever expenditures last year. was invested
In the compauys bonds at very lew figure, CON-
pared with present prices.
rue Boston Courier, OF the It'll inst, says
singular and startling development has recently
been brought to light BY the committee which is holding
daily meetings in this city in reference to the proposed
union and consolidation Of the Canada and Central Rail
roads 1t is openly charged and said to be susceptible
Of proof that the late President OF tho Vermont Gen.
trail Railroad obtained his Office and power overssue
the OF 900 was raised by sales at 90 per cent
OF $50 Of the second mortgage bonds belonging 10
the corporation, and obtained through false pretences
by Of the direc ors who at evening meeting of
the board at the Revere House in this city about
year ago. made President Of the corporation 10 ill
vacancy which then and there suddenly occurred. The
of these bends belong to the stockholders and
may yet be recovered proper steps be tsken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

DICHARD BUSTED, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
IL ior At law his once TO 2 Broadway cor
ner OF PsrkpIsee over Broadway Bank, Nos
and 4 on the second story. RICHARD BUSTED, MOSES
ELY Attorpes and Counseors at Law, 27 Broadway
Of Park place, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
REWAHDN.

@10 REwARD.-sT0LEN MAY T. FROM NO. NJ
YU York street, Brooklyn, black leather trunk. mark
ed h In brass letters the lid containing several val
usele articles gold watch cylinder four hess
Jewe,ed n l. Tobias Liverpool No. 1872, gold cham
Attached TO IT, one silk dress blue bsrege dres snd
shaw blue and white, and other articles too numerous
the same. m n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

DEMovED-J N. DU POINTS LADIES' SHOE Blu.
II siness has been removed from s2i to l7 Broadway,
third door Howa I'd street. he store formerly
pied by M WISE Opticsn) where the proprietor will
happy TO see his old customers and the ladies generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
Musucal and Theatrical.

ACADEMY MUsIo.-verdis opera, 'sIl Trovatore,"
which has drawn the largest audiences that have APP
peared at the Opera House since it's openngs announc
ed for this evening 1t Is almost unnecessary to say
the house WILL usual, be filled by the musical diet
tamil Mad. Anna Lagrange appears again tomorrow
evening.
BROADWAY TmEArRz-Miss Fanny vining appears this
evening in the play called Chartys Love the Hearts
Trials" Conway Capt Algernon, and Miss Fanny
Vining Charity, Mrs. Abbott Flortbel The amuse
ments will conclude with the farce of Bona Eide Ira
vellerB.o
viii commence with the farce Of the "Miller Of Whit
stone" which viii be succeeded by the moral tale Of
nestle dranas 5. "Paul the Poacher y with Johnston as
Paul Copsy, concludes the amusements
BURROWS THEArRE.-The dramatic piece by Alexander
Dumas called the Youthful Days Of Louis XIV which
has been produced in great spendor regards costume
and scenery IL announced again for this evening" and
we may judge from appearances, the house tonight
win be crammed.
WALrAoKs THEArRE-This favorite resort continues
to give unmxed sasfacton to the respectable audien
ces who It, To night there are two pieces an
the comedy of sLook Before You Leap" All the prin-
cipal artists Of Wallack's company appear.
AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING Knowles play Of .Love''
Messenger the Countess In the afternoon the comedy
Of the Soldiers Daughter will be performed with
good cast.
Woop,s MNsrRE1sThe selections for this evening are
negro melodies the Dorchester Knockngs," the EVAN
dsring Minstrel" and concert a Ia Julien.
BUcKIzY's sKRKSADms.-The much admired burlesque
opera OF "Cinderela" IL the feature OF TINS evening
There win also be variety of vocal and instrumental
music.
PERTAINS MrYsrRms--Those who wish to while away
an hour or two in pleasure should visit them.
MADAME AUGUSTUS complimentary benefit comes of
tomorrow evening. The amusements she has provided
for her friends such cannot fail to please Sevo
raj Of the most eminent artists appear on the OCCASION
DoDwoRTHs AcADEMY.-The concert announced to
tahe place last evening by Messrs Bernardo and Charles
Wells, Is postponed till Friday evening next.
Mr. s. Glenn the Dutch comedian 10 at present In the
city after concluding very successful engagement Of
twenty six nights in Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

DAHwAY AccEPTANCEs AND BUSINESS PAPEs
IN discounted, by JOHN ID. MURRAY. "A Wall stree,
over Bank Of North America Cash loans upon bank rail
way and ere insurance stocks bonds and notes Advances
upon four grain iron provisions and other merchandise
and vessels NJ sea and in port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE STOCK
IN Treasury Department, N. G., April Is lSS-Seaed
proposals viii be received g. this Otse ua 10 O'clock
ing bond 70 be issued By the state Of North Csrona in
bearing interest and date from tho LIST January 1855.
Also $1,000 running thirty years. bearing interest and
date from the first April, 1856.
Also S0UU0 running years, and bearing interest and
date from the first January, 1855.
All Of them are exempt from taxation BY law .
They will all have coupons attached for the interest," ~
six cent Annum, payable semi annually aud both
principal and interest will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic New York unless where the purchaser prefers
TO have them paid ut the Treasury OF tho State.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"Proposss for North Carolina stoeks to she underdgned
ut Raleigh. N. G. -
The BIDS viii be opened at 10 O'Clock, AM, the 21st May
next the Governor Secretary and Comp
roer State and the President Of the Bank OF the State
The undersigned the right Of accepns su oh bids
in whole in part as he may deem most advantageous to
to the State.
Successful bidders will required informed Of
the acceptance OF their bids to deposit In bsrk the
with interest from the date Of the bond TO the
credit Of the Treasurer Of the state This deposit be
ofbe state North Carolina the Bank OF Cape Fear
Raleigh, N. c..
amount OF It's Indebtedness be had at this ONCE
application TO Messrs. Brown De Rossett, N. Y.
ID. W COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of Nerth Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

At the second board the market very steady, and
pretty active Illinois Bonds advanced 4, and Cumber
land Coal fell of per cent We notice transactions at
both boards to-day in Brunswick City Land Stock at
prices hanging from AZ to 5h per cent The internal
in Of construction at this place,
some time SINCE have been revived and recommended,
and we should not be surprised IL there considerable
activity in the stock.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REMOVAL.

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MADAME r. GAvELLE HAS REMOVED HER EsTAB-
M hshment Of dresmakng millinery aAd fancy goods, TO
No. TAI Broadway, opposite Astor Place Hotel.
DEN0vAL-H0LNES BUrLKRs ALUM PATENT
IN safe depot has been removed to Nos 90 and ~ Maiden
lane below Hberty) whore an assortment Of their
nov patent alum h!led safss may be seen, well % the
only medal g the great Crystal test Of twenty four
hours In 1853 N. B.-A written vArantss Of dryness
given with each safe.
DEMovAL-THE FIRM or MARQUAND, MOORE
~ CO. job printers, date vnton, ksrquand Co.. have
removed rem 1873 Greenwich street to the Sun Bail dngs
where with enlarged and increased fao
ties they prepared 70 execute a orders for
description Of plain and ornamental printing with which
theirs friends aud the public may favor then For past
they render thanks and would most respectfully
lcits continuance Of the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09


JRwELRY AND FANCY STORE FOR SALE IN TKE
vicinity Of the Astor House. without exception hs Of shs
bt stands the city to make having been long
established The rssids in the country Terms q
7 ARGE STONE HOUSE AT PELHAMvILLR-sALE
~ postponed by Mr. Anthony j. Bleeektr, 1t the Nor
purchaser call Mr. Edward Patterson Pehamvs.
or AZ the ofee, No Broad where
ard psrtsuars had The place tie
city, on the New Haven Railroad line.
DIVER BUILDING SITE FOR sALE-A GENTLE
LIZ man In search OF beautiful aud buildnG
site dad ten Of land perfectly level rontinT
Immediately upon the banks Of river lsadiua iote 10
Island Sound two miles distant The property 4 one hour
ride from the city by New Haven Railroad snd about oae
mile upon the banks OF the river besides ton.ns upcs
the turnpike road Oysters fish the
tide Gibbs and flows the banks Of the property FOR
country seat few sites in the State will compare
&C. II built upon viii sold low Two thirds Of the pr
chase remsn mortgage. IL dosired, wi DO
changed for city property, IL upincumbered For fuIts9
particulars send address 60 boz 0S Post Once nov YssA
Two DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.-FoR SALE, ABOUT
SlScOO worth OF saieaole dry goods with and com
pee fixtures and counters Aso lease Of sore snd house,
good in the city Of New York This cxoeent
opportunity Tor an energetic business firm to AXE
established seven years Offers received for ten
days not disposed of Tho 9w assorted will
tailed on and the let leased a
nrm. Apply to s. Is. NORRIS, l02 Sixth avenue.
ITO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN THE LIQUOR
trade The proprietors OF old establishes and ex-
tensve business In spirit. and wine located Balors
and outside the state The has been carried =
nearly twenty years. and been TO Uausrs and f
many years past has Afforded income not less thsn
fifteen Thousand dollars per md serSr
trade might and ought to be added which would
almost Duplicate the profits Address real name re-
ference preferred, Y. B.. Post Office, Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIRS
or gentlemen having any TO dispose Of can obtain fa.
cash for the by sending for the through
the Post Once otherwise at his residence n B-La
dies attended to by Mrs. n s. COHEN g Elm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

CoRNs AND BUNioNs REMOVED FROM THE FEET
~ without pain, blood danger, by DIR. J. CLUTH n
doctor has recently returned the south and w -
happy TO see his friends and al who may favor him win
extracted. ~ CENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

nESKS DESKS DESKS DOUBLE AND SINGLE.
standing and sitting desks Of every description rsa
tbree eight feet office tables of size ohoe ohara
desk Stools &c the largest stock in the city, KN0X1
desk store, 80 Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

temen having any to dispose Of can receive fair eah
price by ende the stores II street. Canal
or % West Broadway by letter through the L
attended by Mrs Cohen. s. COHKN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

DECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER-OF THE GER
~ and Italian schools is ready to decorate In tho
most approved manner and in all styles Address 10
Spring street. GEORGE FIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

uARRIsoN'S UPPER TEN SoAPS.-To MEET TaK
Ii highest aspr stons OF the refined to fulfil the
desires Of American loveness to crafty the elegant de-
msnds of American mapness in business Of chemical
portions tceothc and liz rich
funess and delcacy Of perumng the best productions Of
France ctnnot with them, the hhess OF Europe
cannot equal them. They Dung America against old
Europe ~ Dealers supply your wholesale demands Of
SCHlEFFELIN BROTHER d Co. ITO William street,
and consumers lovely tasteful and elegant your retail
wants of h. NASH Ia First They Of six
sorted odors in x-Benz mefeur musk,
line patchouly and That American extract the
sell. Get some
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

AONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED
M BY PECAkRS, BERNSTEIN a PHILLIPS, sss
onesr 81 Liberty street. door from Nassau stocks
vessels real estate furniture, pictures merchandise, 10
left Wit nj fol- sale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

QUARTER OAK GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE-Ar NO.
~ John street, where samples OF tho grapes
These grapes to the and half inches
They the Isabelle and three weeks
earer perfectly hardy, and will produce pounds q
grapes than any other cultivated Orders promptav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

A RARE cHANCE-TwO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
IA sae2O 100 feet deep three story brick and base
ment lnown 2I4 and 2U5 West Twenty eighth street
1000 remain each bond and mortgage Apply OF
the store, 2t6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

MONEY TO LoAN-PERsoNs REQUIRING TEN.
M porary advances real estate, diamonds, plate,
watches every panofortes dry goods horses CARRIAGES
commodaed at the Empire loan and agency ofoe, 1888
Broadway opposite the Broadway theatre Removed from
S2l. T.. G. WILLS, agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
jewery Of all kinds; and all other kinds
business bought and Sold Inquire at 200 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, DE-
n lghtfully situated. in the town OF Rye Westcheser
county n. Y, the shore of Long Island sound
quarter of mile from New Haven Railroad station Terms
and Pine streets, or s. LYON, 100 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

A RARE CHANCE-A VALUABLE FARM, PAPER
IA mill for sale exchange vt bargaa
There two dwellings, barn and other outheuses the
farm which Of seventy of land Of which
twenty i've meadow and atty acres good aSle
land. Terms accommodating Address s. N. Herald
ohce apply to g. .. LINCOLN, Of Court and
Sackett streets. South BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

NASH ADVANCED ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS
" watches jewery, dry goods pianofort furniture
other property the old AMI office 3D
Boadwa OF Duane street. second foor NO.
The striotest honor may be relied upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
NO DRY GOODS MERCuANTs.-FoR SALE. Asour
no IMPORTERS AND pEALERs IN TILE IIoUOR


1eS CANAL STREET. NEAR vARICK.-w. 4 II. vAN
lOC NOTES CRATE and fender kitchen range. Bunnnar
range sn9 s?ye wArerooms hAvs large assortnsat q
w f,s phserns Of mantei grates ranges and steysk ff
sal re2dnAble terms Crates and set and rtp
ed lined brass founders and jewellers furnaces
built, stoves lined. bakers built and repaired.
PARGAINS-TO BE HAD IN LAMPS, GIRAND0LA4
- china tea sets. tea trays plated and brtAAn
casters crockey and must be sold this week.
account Of having to leave the premises Please call ct o
Bowery, door above Walker street. .s.4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

mo dssp.rsss. Csnrohert urged an vssat- RAg'aa
sueve,ted reenbask s6on which the far ner rePeteS.
TSs Eoeli.h bed deindled dow 70 II 900 men. F,vs
Of their Generals we're left the 6st Of
Brown, Evans and Cambridge sere con- eiie1 "'~
tire. The writer thus sans up the whole; ~.
"After The 5tn cf November, toe saneo s'uJ,
tir aside the Turks, amounted to SO 600 men; ~
az, N, force meots des,i to gil up al vse1n
ciss. after the arrival Of the two nsS olV'a "
co.. nd Dalsc toe sjlied army does NOT e@oua' !"
uoYe than g. 900 fighting men. G.. ,n,.;,o
"Ths OF pes ition 10 c1ndeuihedj me hrst campaign
has been diSasnous IT .ho ,vhora ,,u.b "a
- The Emperor koev the truth, tne wnoe iun, -
N the worth Of Marsbsl st ArnAad-as 70 .es ns,n
20, Canropert-as 70 tee importance o! the fofH
e,;ans Of Sevsstopolss TO the DANCES OF an inva-
.ion Of the Rufssn ferrior- TO the Peris OF every
vin,er campaign in this ltry under the 4on " ua
dsrtbe 57th degree of Latitude Ii s for him 70 shVrs
ENGLAND, which has set itself 70 Geek ths csuses
Of the run Of its fse army knows the truth al t1e
truth as to the means OF co nosins Russs enecuvey
and striking at her heat 1t Ia for her 70 renect.
The tEo Governments know the Fhoc extent "
the evil. We know that they only persevere no = 10
he eYoeditiop TO the Crimea for the honor OF her
anna But We also know that they perseyere oy sys-
tenn In the fatal policy OF the last t~o years From
49, nd ~ Europe 20 the other there lie but one voice,
one oopion one Judgment upon this policy, upon ito
nTe.eht consequences and it's future resalts'
In reference TO this extraordinary psmph'et, the
Mon,t,ur declares that the French Government has
commenced proceedings before the Belgian trioanas
sgnn,t IT, s'tis not Necessary, continues the Jodr
nal TO state Ii 1t the nor has not been addressed
10 the Governfne mt OF The Emperor Toe productlon
which Is nds TO csumniste the chiefs OF our army TO
"ex,re crate our difficulties and our loses and to give
"co Sdsnce 10 our enemies, is only published 10 the
"intere.t of Russi., aud falsely attributed 10
"Ffench General Officer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

ma M, WIN be permit me % enter tie b-d'
-, ;,oun tke hour leave Il, re zen IN the morning.
.u ~ ,.;ts il AZ one in tho aftsrooon He expscs
u ~ coak. vssh and iron; in short 70 do he YORK
.Sr.snt I never see bin until seveo 10 the
svs,ipe vhen be comes 70 dinner; and when tnss -
over he plays the violin until 10 clock, Snen 60
q. b.a IL. ssys he will never &c 1e corrscang me
untiI he hes broken my 'Prit and complains Of my
temper, which you know was never, even un'ei
heavy irials, bad" -,
m, rss fhs lsst account Mr.. - ever received.
Judoe then of his vrstchedness
la now known that Mr.. Msc.ean had forme1
,;o,.oa Al Cane 4ste with woman 81 that country,
nv vhom he has large family such aisoas are not
ccnsidered dsreput.ole there, and the women ore
trea,ed a, wives This person lived 10 the ca.e az
ts m,tress uptl the arrival Of Mr.. Mscesn add poor
l. e. when she vas sent off az the coun'ry. rn's
rornau " az the niece OF one OF the merchants sno
sat on The inquest. AL tne servants. wnn me srcI|
fon Of The man and his wife brought ont by l. r. l.
we're the creatures Of the former Mistress the who
OF the female natives detest English ,meu bec.use
the presence Of there baoshes them from the So
cieiy where they Gre tolerated 10 tneir aoseoce.
aDpoyan must have rendered him far from being
kird or agreeable companion TO poor Lstita; oi.
adds that had abe lived a little longer, she would
have found him very different, o. be was, when not
ILL., ard no, to,mented by various circumstances,
which he does not exp.sin-easy and goodtempered
10 fault he says, tina. never vas there 80 kLd or
80 faultless being esrth rs that poor poor giri,
az be calls her, and that he never knew her vaiue
until be had lost her. In fact, his letter seems an
answer to charges preferred sgainst him by the de-
parted and what is strange the packet that brought
The fatal news brought letter Of recent date from
her though che never mis'ed an Op2ortuai'y-and
they occur rsrely-of writing to- him. Her letters
all Of which have breathed tue fondest affection f,r
bim-admt that she had little hope of happiness from
her stern, cold husband. have now, my dear
Madsm given you this ssd tale. have perused all
her Letters to her -, as we'll az Mr.. Maalesns to
him. ght to add that when they laoded in Aires,
Mr. Maclesn s.t off, leaving his wife, and proceeded
TO the castle 10 dslodge his mistress and children
The natives were spary and offended at seeing their
cour try woman driven from her home. Believe
me my dear Madam, your lsdyships very sin
cerey, NJ bLEssiSGToS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
NEW.YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.

wIsrcHEsrIR Co.-They have had beautiful
6s IA. in Westchester County, with the Htndoos.
In Mount Pleasant, the Peoples Ticket vas elected,
and The Hipdocs routed.
In White Plains, the same resalt.
In Hsrrison, Sesrsdsle and Rye, the Hindoos have
been cent TO the Calcutta - Black Hole"
Ia Newcastle, Greenburgh and Northcastle, the
Hindoo. have temporary triumph. We have not
heard from the other towns in the County.
In Wet Farms, Samuel NJ. Purdy, Supervisor,
TX. " $50 maj Amos p. HaFley, Justice OF the
Pesce, 227 m.j John A Henry, Assessor, 26l maj;
Mucus l.. Mann, Town Clerk, 239 maj John j.
Dodd, Collector, "a maj Theodore Kent, Svperin
tends mt Common Schools, 233 majority.
The Know Nothings have also carried Nev.Ro-
chelle.
In Peekskill the Koow.Notbing village ticket vas
choseu. We have not received the result on to wn
officers.