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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
GREAT CHINESE BATTLE.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED COMBArASrs-
FOrR sLAIN-TOUR wOUSDED-AND TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ARRESTED By The AUrHoRI-
STOCKTON, Oct. 80 A.


TITS.
STOCKTON Oct. 30 A. N.
A fcht occurred Desr Mound Spring, on the Sono'a
read about fftyve miles from this city, last Saturday
at noon between tso parties OF Chinese There AS
DO general eng ,gem Ut, but several skrm shes took
place in which four persons were killed and As many
wounded. There were about :, 800 combatants tn
gagged On both sides all armed aud equipped. Many
had fire arms. A stop Was put To the hOsiiies by a
Sheriff posse a. isted by citizens. SOre Two hun
dfed and fifty arrests were made.
Below We give some account Of the preliminary ar
rsngemer's Of this terrible affair:
THE CHINESE WAR N Conflicting
accounts reach from the Interior ~ the relations
of peace and existing between the rival bodies OF
Cinnamon new il the middle mining districts. TIE
San in3Teas Iq6eps R3eEt Calaveras County learns
CsLtons and See Yups, bav. met IN Sacramento, aud
settled ell The difficulties heretofore existing between
them. The Sonora Democrat ruounne County, on
the Other band considers that some terrible hOsu lea
aye imIerdlng. IL says:
a giaDd battle has beoa arranged between the two
Chinese armies now eDcamped az ok K q Ran n,
and Chinese camp in This couh!y. The battle
field will be 10 The viciDiy OF Sboemaker's Ramon.
about half way between the hoslie forces. II day
last Saturday ban bees eId upon for t1e escou1er,
apc shl ud nothing tO disturb the preliminary
rapgements, many a oug-tAlled Celesua will prObtby
bite the Gust teiCre TIE gong doTn OF the light OF
AIMED with all kiuos and descriptions of weapons,
ranging in size and sber IRON lebarTelei -hot
auI. and ti1.ehootefs down 10 handspike- ~ar-cGbs
srd eones TIE two armies number about 1000
bIav,s and the Tremendous nolse and confusion suIch
vii prevail when Loot meets bOst, can De easily
uagned tlan described by those not wei s:quain ed
With the style If tactics which govern the warriors Of
tie FloveTy Kingdom. Oue Iedeening trait in CLi.
Dtse fare Is lbe disposition which trey 1aaest ~
lsy but few men concerning themselve7 with slag
gIea. dust and noise. Anyhow, We hope tue valiant
johns Vill have good ire"
Above, We give tie issue Of hcstilities which Las
4 10 .fs \ ill h
that -four Cinnamon have been killed and four Bouaded
and that - o. TIE coubsar.s have been arrested By
tie suihoites = $50 m-n n.aged 10 n,stlitiss.
So ends for a tin e, the California Chinese sar.
GREAT FIRE ~ SACRASEsTO.-Ine following ds-
psich az re-. lived in San lncisco just prevJas 10
the sailing Of the steamer:
SAcRANE>To, Nov. 5-l:3 p. N.
Fire in the NstOua toe alter block now raging.
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY bETwEEs AMERICANS AND
NATIVE CALIFORNIA; ~ SANTA CRCZ COUSTY-Two
CAIIForSrAxs SHor ssD OyE UUsG.-We learn BY
pnva,e .ittrs In Pajaro Santa Cruz Coasty hat a
seliou. ffcuity has srrang up btt.e-p the American
ard nsty Californian sifiIeDs IN TIA; vicinity. Last
sunday Californian vac .bo for horse stealing which
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THE RESULT.

Al the hour Of pennng this, O'Clock g. m. Wednes.
day il is impossible 10 say which of the Electoral
ticl cts has bee n successful in this State.
The city has probably given Buch lnan 6 small ms.
ioiiy moi exceeding 100 The Peoples ticket elected
through, ut by upward of lO0O majority. Toe result
as regards the Electoral ticket has en- all parties BY
surprise as it was generally supposed that the Repu6
ic sps would have large majority in this county.
Sacramento has given Fillmore plurality of four
vvtes oply The county has probably gone Demo.
cratic. aihou,h the Fillmore precincts on the Cos
uolnes River are not Jet received.
From the upland counties IS iaf a. heaId from, 81
meae.r returns received TO arrive at any satisfactory
conclusion a. regards the result in the State.
The following the aggregate vote Tor each OF the
Electoral tickets far heard from al the hour oi
going 70 pres. The city vete is incomplete:
bocDADdn. 'lVs>S
fMmore. ..-......... --.-...s.ss. ,VOl
tIemoLt. ....... -.a.r.l...,r Wv
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Sfean Navigation Company va. bssrs -.
Chief Justice last week, bat Wa not en.l, 80 \
the ssept Of the Company chained no, k,.s
f., maly notified.
In tie Supreme Court, the tri. Of n. ~,
charged with the murder II . nsive was .,.aass
ID Mon6sy, and on Tue~day the Jury rsts-s.ss,<
die, Of guilty. We lesu that there are no io,-sw
on the calendar for this term, snd that ne Co.
not be occupied longer than this week "
A corr, spondept Of The Cenm<rcfal l8.-~x
N ses that The AmefIcsns IN Honolulu vote g., D. -
and Vice. Precedent OF the United S,s,es.
Some twelve or fourteen srrssts we're made ls.,
by The police, of persoDs supposed 10 be enr..S1
selling lquor without lisense, bat We earn - -
one parry was fined
been received of the appointment # Judge CA.aSS
as American Consul for The port of LahainA W.
no notice Of the appointment however.
An anpus eclipse OF the sun takes place On S.,,..
:. pit - dur rg the sitefnoop.
The Hon W l. Lee snd Mrs. Lee Judge Mox.
kab, ku and w Field erq., in Cap. Co6., =
rouche, arrived at Honolulu from IA sAkee "a o.,
HE roads IRE il fLe oder and the TIP thc,ys -
the fist time ever mste vita tso horse yeh,sE -
found TO be m ST pleasant one.
Our resdss can jadge of the dulness Of Hosalu,,
wbs We say that we are hot aware 81 byh nsr,,-.
., sth accident, or even the arrival ofs vhax4 h, :.
The ssme pepper Of Oct >, .ays; Il there 20 ,,x \,
tie Kingdom 10 cheek the ru'hless vandalism na, /,
go oo IN destroying that beautiful grove Of escus.
/ uis at waikiki. which is j0stly the prize o, ca
island or must il he sacrificed 10 the almighty a.
lari" Only ON Moi day last .Seniy-two o,s,xs,
trees cot down. aud Ut learn that ovsI tss IN,
bred have been cut down toSsc within al uoaAs
For Jos;ertys sake, if for no other reason, k Ia
grove be spared
VOLCANO AT TIE ISLAND OF ONNIuASK
The following is the TEN randa % the egt Ais,
Frazer, at San FRANCISCO Nov ,: First tast 4 u
passage had FIRE ~esther 90 tie l., and ID ins. b.
strong hprIi zone from the nortl west. Al tie xhaa
tet lett the sea on the % of Sept mber for the Saa
~ich Islands. They had, "a u geoera thing, d,s
very bad on account of the long pervadiny foss rs
Alice Frszer stopped at the leland OF NJ. Paul ~
water, but found there had BEEN drOu:h. Tie NJ
tives bad to 20 into the interior for supply h
NAMED in the month after the feet len. jag
% q volcsno burst out on he islaud Of Oonfnast
Some FIVE ships were y ing rear by al the time vas
was hove some $50 feet; il then recede and lava e.s
for b, covering the decks OF the ships bus dSae y
damage. 80,
DlED-At sea, on board ship Oregon, june =, ~
ward Nicholson OF Philadelphia, aged about - yess
buried on the wet coast OF kamsehatka
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Married.

At San Frne.eo Nov BY he Rev Dr. yslia' Ess%.n
NJ J,ei,on Of Red Bluff 70 Mis-, Louis Lneo daughter
., ,ls hi. Dr. s., vh.p LipdO Of Srv-York.
A. o,sl.rd Oci q Charlie. Reed 20 Miss Cordeli. b'eey
In So sr,neisco Nov 4, the r,sideuee OF Du Font
Quinn OF City, 70 Mss b. Able Ashef
T. San Fr,peeo Oct. . M Frederick scheter to Nj"
Fnil, O. Chue Of Nantucket, asss A.,
an Frar cisco Nov l. Mr. Ssmusl Lewis Stanley - Mss
Georsisns Augusta Brown, rec-pty Of Augusta Ne
In ssr Francisco Oct % al the German Luhersn Chnch
Mr. Christian stslusn to Miss hsds hlSee's eo'h Oh HA'
81
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We extract The following from q

led to the difficulty. We szfrset ne ioDo"inS H'"
private letter: ~. q, ,sss
PAJARo, Santa Cruz County Oct q. 1870.
We are having al awful time Of Il here. sinoe edn-
tbe spanj,h ,rd Amer can population. Two Spsnisrd.
are knoup 10 have been killed and one .as taxed snd
hung BY The Americans to-day. There Is no telling
rle,e i will end Sepd by express, immed ,tsly on
receiving this Elk Of Colts 1-oarreied reVolVefs
inches in length, with b0Dets, molds, &c.
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inoi- Treasure list:

We are inoebted to f. H. Mitchell Purser Of the
Illinois, Berford & Co.. G. Ii. Wines & Co., Wells,
Fargo g. Co., and the Atlantic and Pacific Express
Company, for the prompt delivery OF papers and let
ters,
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THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE IL THE CITr.,

so far as ascetaned up this morning at !! oei2Ck,
the Pre- sidentsl Ee toIal votes in this city stood: tor
Bu,haran ;6O; for Fremont, 1862. Ony the Sec
opd. Third, Fourth Seyen'h and Ninth Districts tdr'
psbed con pote IL mns. The whole footed up so far
give Buchanan maj rty over Fremont OF i's vote.
l1i tie Fist, Fifth, Sixth Tenth, Eleventh au1 Twelfth
Districts i'll which the count is incomplete, Bgcha1an
has 6j votes more than Fremont IL is rather dbl 'ut
in This state of affair 70 calculate how the county hes
gone. Bo h parties claim it. By the time. however,
This is read, is probable the resu viii DC iuy a'oer
tnibtd.
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THE pETTRNS THIS FAR.

Tie following table embrace. the returns Of the
Pr, idebtial Election up to the ealing OF toe steamer
at : D. 10, on tue Jh init:
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SUMMARY OF TAE FORTNIGHT S NEW
FROM the Alta California, Nor. s.
CIV.


Theye has been no rain siuoe the departure OF the
last steamer
Gen Crosby made an attack upon party of Indians
on the Klsma'h river, about fortnight since, and
Killed number OF them.
John Gardper, Jack Phillips, and three Others OF
Tom Il. gang oave been arrested in Calaseras Coun
~ aSo lodged in jail
A man named Chrsty one of Tom Bells gang
hes been arrested, and msde confession detailing
oil the past acts of this terrible band OF robbers add
muIcerers.
John Sands was shot at Cottonwood, a f'w days
since by Thou as Ward The life of the former is
despared Of The dsicuty aroee out of political
discussion.
AI.ty of whites wa. recently killed by the Indians
IL is nov said that Ned McGowan left Santa Barbara
on French ship, bound fcr South America
An Unsuccessful attack was made few days since
70 aesa sinate Mr.. Leafs, az MarysNile.
Rroud battle betsecn the Canton and Hong Kong
Gilman en- was all prepared "a come oh at Cnlnese
Camp in Tuoluune County, a feS days since; The
AIMEE Numbering abost thousand on each side
were .ncsn,ped snd prepared Tor deadly COMBAT when
they were ,iterf.r,d with by the authorities, ssd the
6xht stopped There have been several Of these bat
ues vi hln the past few years
The Kew Nj. Hynan, recently arrived from tn =
Plsns Iepor's that ihe Indians we're very Troublesome
siops the route. lie also gave al account vi night
that red bet party of emgrants ana OSnd
OF robbers consisting ~ seven ~hie men, Tue andt
result Dg death of five OF the robbers, aud the
capture Of the other two. The prisoners were brnpgh
into Caos MIA for u.l. Mr.. Hyman is Baptist cler
gymsn.
On the S9th Of August, large number Of delegates
from different paris Ui the Gad>den pdtchase assembled
~ Tues n, for the purpose of taxing the ne,s sssry
steps 10 frm territorial government |, is proposed
70 call the new Territory "AriZOHa.' Tue estimated
population is 10 600.
ADsstsco Garcia, the supposed murderer Of Messrs.
Wal sno Williamson ha- bSen arrested and delivered
10 the authorities of Monterey.
Recently al san Audres, during rain II va. dis
covered that some bnok 10 a bdck.yssd c,ntaiaed
sola aud IL heng found tst the god moo valuh
he thar The brick the pr-pretors turned stresm OF
wafer. and ale nov washing away the whole back.
yard. ,.
Mace and Governor Gandara completely routed lie
b., sen, messengers to California for 700 mea and
Arms with the ostensibe object Of pstung d'*n tie
Apache Indians.
Tobacco, pIoDounced by eonnosseurs to De o. an ex
sslltIt quality, now giows in various pars OF lie
Stale. x,,
on Monday last ...,.,
A Eas salO%d WIsen, saeJs, rhe hts 'see0I7
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TIE ELECTION.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SAN Francisco Nov. >, 1856.
Next day after election There is not Demo-
erat 10 be seen on the streets this morning whose
hair is not really linking with the heat Of vic
tory and the affinity Of niggers. California, as
usual has gone for Slavery, only more so Than for
merry If the other Slase States have Pennsy lyaaIa
for company in their Endorsement of the peculiar
institution and their peculiar methods OF propagating
it. the inenable disgrace OF an extension Ot Pierccs
Administration is upon u.s. If Pennsylvana Is Ii ilf
rs Pru.Slavery as is California, there Is not one
spot within the Federal confines on which Freedom
can set her foot. This State is hopelcssy Pro-
Slavery.
There is majority of at least - 900 voters from
the Free States Of the Union In California and yet
they ALLOW themselves 10 be- led al the viii OF their
Masters, the "chys,' voting as they direct aud
perfectly ,aiisicd to be rejected Whenever they
pTel ebt themselves for Nomination for any Office.
All the bakers in Nc@-YOrk aud London could not
kl cad ia a month as much dough as could DC pro-
duced ia n week from The faces of these Northern
tsrfirs of the ChlVdlTy.
OF the election yesterday il is useless to 60 into
details. The result is complete triumph OF
Buchanan. Fremont run best where best known.
BuI it must be remembered that the miners gen
orally have never known him; aud also that, at the
commencement Of the campaign, there were proba-
bly, not five thcusend wel-grUulded Republicans 10
the State. Many portions of 1t have not been eau
vassed at all for that cause, and the resu il, per-
hsps, not much Cifereat from what might have
been anticipated. Yet it has surprised all parties
the Buccaneers that their majorites are SO large,
the FillmourDers thai their ten thousand boosted
majority is in the wrong column OF returns and all
that the Fremont vote is not larger
There will be h different story told, bswcyer, IN
1850, should the same causes of Republican action
exist We have frightened an enemy whom reason
cannot reach. The Fillmourners have assisted the
Democrats by giving their Northern votes for their
mythical candidate, and q large portion of their
Southern TO Buchanan. That all the good they
have done. r. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

nobody to nothing" II is, and it is. not.
1t 10 diephanons now here--an unde fine d
and an undesirable myth. Truly, we have
fallen upon rich times, rich men. and rich
incidents.
Where's Bolts, Where'y the "retircd
Statesmen :" Where's The 10Th section ?
where's the anti-12th section? Echo an.
sw ers--Whers Our nervous friend has
lj''ed the Aaron's rod, which swallowed
each and all. The resolutions of the
Know Nothing members Of the Virginia
Legislature have been trampied upon.-
he bold resolves Of the Southern mem
bers OF the grand council have been kick
ed aside, and 'dcushfacei.m elevate d
above Southern cbiva1ry end the defenders
OF The peculiar institution of the South
Oh, shame! where is thy blu.hs LIE
Israel fly 10 bis tents, for his lnheri-
lance is endangered.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
The VINDICATOR
aTAUNTON, VA,
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 8, IS
District Conventions,

Upon consultation, it has been agreed.
that District Convention be held in The
town OF ifairisouburs, on THURSDAY the
Eth day of April, for the purpose of ape
pointing two delegates and two alternales
to represent this electoral district in the
Cincinnati National Convention. The Dis.
tFlct is composed oil the counties of Har-
dy. Shenandoah, Rockingham, Pendleton,
Augusta and Rock bridge--tl these being the
counties composing the District urder the
appoftionmen of 1910, which is the basis
of the present arrangement
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
The Spectators Short. Csminss.

The Spectator Tails TO publish the re.
marks OF Msssrs. Stuart, j. II. McCue and
Palson Browalow; in the philadelphia
Convention, after the nominations ware
made. The report in that print runs thus:
Mir Stuart. former Secretary of the Inte-
rior. under MIR Fillmore; was lotidIy CALI
ed for, and responded in q short aud sp-
ptopriate speech" They omit his as:ound-
ing prophecy Virginia would cast
her electoral vote for Fillmore! Why is
this We will have to become Eir
S,uart's organ, il the Spectator don't b.
more accommodating hereafter. The idea
Q: keeping in the dark such encouraging
news. reflects much upon the good taste
of the editors. They also leave out of
their report, the allusion Of Mr. McCue to
the Black Republican side o the House.
This was crael--because it is nothing
more than just, that the fact be known,
lhs; there were Black Republicans" in
the Convention which nominated Mr.
Fillmore, and that Southern Know Moth
lngism and Northern Black Republican,
ism united Cor common purpose. The,
emit Mr. McCue's declaration that The
platform Of the patty was acceptable pei
Their to the North nor the South Why is
his? Parson Bfownlow Is treated with
almost silent contempt by the Spectator !;
when the fact IS. the Parson made the
most strlk ing speech on the occasion. See
our report, where he declares Donel.on
the greasy Tenhesseean y and where
e says il had already been arranged that
the ANDREW JACKSON Part of his
nsme should be blazoned in large letters
and the Donelson made "invisible so that
the people III Tennessee would think they
were voting for the old Heroi The
Spectator must do better,--it must &C,
better acquainted with the tactics of its
party, for, if il does not, we will have to
take its place. This would be very DIS
tressing to Us, yet we dre afraid proper
vinGiestion of the history oil the party, and
the action OF its prominent men, will force
il upon us. They shan't suffer for want oil
an organ.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
The Presidency.

1t is very evident from the development
Of public sentiment now IN progress, that
the most prominent contestants for the
nomination at The CINCINNATI Convention
will be Franklin Pierce, James Buciian-
an and Stephen A. Douglas. |, is our
impression, so far as our observation ex-
tends, that Mr.. Buchanans chances are
the best. The rnmor that Mr.. Doug has
would not be a candidate before the Con-
ven,iop, favored Mr., B, much and the
current oil public feeling having been di-
rected in that way, il will be difficult
matter to cheek it--evcn were il deslra-
bic to do so. 1t matters not with us, the
toss OF a copper, which of the three is the
man, because either OF them can defeat the
piebad ticket of the Know Nothings. -
The party cannot go amiss 10 chose either
Pierce, Buchanan, or Douglas. They are
all patriots and statesmen.
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To Democrats

The Presidential campaign is now abou,
commencing. The opposition have al
ready selected their candidates and in
lew months the Democracy will present
their standard bearers. Hence, 1t is the
duty Of every d. mocrat to have demo-
cratic paper, and we make al appeal TO
each and every one in Augusta county
to come forward and subscribe for the
Vindicator. We zhalI commence now
the publication Of documents for the cam
pagn. and it is important that every man
should be informed. We trust our friends
and the friends Of The Democratic cause.
will use their endeavors to extend our
circulation, and thus difluse facts pertinent
TO the issues which will be decided in
November next
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
The Democratic Convant ton

He devote much OF our space :hls eek
TO the proceedings of the Democratic State
Convention. They Will be found inter-
esting. While, at times, the scenes in
that body were rather bosteIous aud un
comfortable, growing out OF the esube-
rance and afdor OF the members yet the
conclusion OF its sittings, show that the
Democracy OF Virginia is one and indivs-
IDLE. We never have seen more happy
result follow the action of any political
body, than that which we record to-day
as the termination of the Richmond Con-
yention. 1t was consummation to cheer,
and to animate and to re-nerve the heart
Of every member Of the party. The se-
ries OF resolutions adopted, breathe the
true spirit. They are not cquivocal in
any OF The positions they assume, but
come out fairly, and squarely, and emphat.
iealy, upon the great issues OF the daY.
Black Repubicaaism fluids no favor
There is no surrender of principles for
men-buts bold and manly declaration OF
sentlment-an honest and honorable and
a patriotic expression Of opinion. Such
has been The action of the purified and in.
sincible Democracy OF the old Dominion
fearing nothing and coneealing nothing.
With such frank candid and patriotic enun.
citation of political faith. Virginia csnno,
fail TO exert 4 powerful influence in the
approaching National Convention. That
influence will be conservative and Tor the
good Of the party.
There was much talent in the Rich.
mond Convention, as the speeches on the
occasion evinced. Among the most gift-
ed OF the body-one who displayed the
cedrest reasoning powers, and the finest
address was Patrick Henry Ayle.t, of tie
city OF Richmond. Alr. A. is one of :he
most promising young men oi the South
He is Democrat of the s:rlctest sect-a
real Jeffersonian Democsat-.one OF whom
the party may expect much. Probably
the finest speaker--tie most popular ora,
tor IN the Convention was Gov. FIoYd.-.-
We confess to most agreeable disap.
pointmeht in the man. We newer before
had seen him, and all our prejU6iices were
against him from representations we had
heard, But we left Richmond under the
firm conviction that John b Floyd is
perfect 4 iant in intellrct, whose superior is
not IN IN r State of Vlrpinia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
FOREIGN Es0a.


The Steamer Baltic arrived At New
fol K ON the 4lh INST, with four ds,s lst.r
news from Europe. The Peace Confer
ence was opened in Paris Oh the 23d o.
FEBRUARY All the envoy. had arrived.
and public confidence in the establishments
OF peace seemed TO gain strength, The
London Times announces tbs. several
regiments had been ordered 10 Csnads.
!. was rnmored that large force WA abost
to be concentrated in Canada. 1t is said
that Russia desires peace, but that il must
be effected in four wetks-oihrtwAe &C.
rious difficulties would arise to prevent it.
The feeling growing out ofthr difficulty
between thus country and EugIand SEEMED
to be su6sidng. Breadstufls had advanced.
o. Gov. Wise has appointed Col JsLs
b. baldwin visitor to the University Of
Virginia for the Valley District. Col. F.
b Miller was Col. Baldwn's predecemst. :
We cannot see either the policy or ,hs
p7opriety Of tho change. In our opinion,
If Gov Wise seeks 10 compromise win
the enemies Of the Democratic party, he
will dig for himself political grave in
double quick time. The Democratic par
ty OF Virginia will make 20 corpromisss
with the man who seeks 10 make compIs-
misses, This much we have thought, and
this much we have written--and write il
we would, though 1t cost US two thank lees
and proitless offices, which we hold by
the appointment Of Gov Johnson!
E- The New York Herald has eoa-
menced the work OF figuring out the result
the next Presidential election. In
calculation made as ''strong as possible
against the Democratic party" the Deme-
cratic party is given 1856 electoral votes
the Know NothIngs IS, and the niger
worshippsrs or Black Republicans Is.
Cold comfort for the Fillmoreites.