The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

The Views.
Vote early !-stmmen zie fruhe .-votez de bcnne
AeuTe veto temprano! Read the lists of cant
dates and polling places in to-dsy's HERALD, al
vote early
z Atelegraphc despatch from Philadelphia states
that late last evening the Fillmore Executive Com
mittee unanimously resolved to support the Union
electoral ticket and issued directions for the with
Srs~al of the straight Fillmore ballots which had
been prepared for distribution. Indeed the various
American organizations we're generally following
te lead q the Fillmore electors and declaring for
unon and the defeat OF Buchanan. Mr.. Kenneth
Rayner in the course of speech last evening real
a despatch from Mr. Fillmore himself, plainly hir.-
mg 10 his followers that if the adoption of tie
GIion ticket was regarded essential, they should
not hesitate 70 do so. These movements had con-
soted to dispirit the democrats, and correspond
Lgly elevate the hopes of the opposition.
All persons not legally entitled 10 exercise tie
privilege OF voting should be on their guard. n
ssis city yesterday the Grand Jury of the United
States Distric. Court presented bills Of indictment
against several parties charged with forging natu
valuation papers. No little will be required on
The part of the unsgspecting to avid being male
the victims OF these INSCRIPTIONS political rogueL
From various parts OF Pennsylvania we have ac-
counts Of tAe discovery of gross eeSion frauds. In
Philadelphia yesterday Thsodore Dernger, de-
mosradc deputy clerk OF the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions, vas arrested a charge OF issuing fraudulent
naturalization papers 70 parties who had never de-
sLred Their intentions - become citizens Two
documents were shown, bearing Deringers sign
lure and the seal of the court. BE held to bal
~ answer.
An election for town officers vas held a. East
Hartford yesterday, and the Fremont ticke. was
successful by ninetysix majority.
b. the arrival Of the Canadian at Quebec, and Of
fhe yiro a. this port. we have four days later ad
woes from Ea-ooe. Their contents are interesting.
England and France had suspended diplomatic rela-
Sons With Naples. but no hostile demonstration Dad
taken place. Preparations for defence were being
carried on with increased activity. and the King
vac hourly expected in Naples. His Majesty has it
y said solicited The Northern cabinets TO conclude
IN favor Of the integrity Of his kingdom, treaty
analogous TO that which France, England and Aus
tina signed on the 18TH OF April In favor Of the int
gritty u the 0ttomIn enp re. From Spain there
~ nothing new. The Madrid Ga2stts publishes the
DEGREES relative 70 the recent change Of ministry
Lord paiaerstan was said TO have a reform
ON in preparn.ion with view, no doubt, 70 conci
hate be liberals and TO secure his further contn.
rance IN once. In the co-ion mirket business had
been exceedingly brisk at an advance Ia prices aud
eon-ols we're quoted a; Oh a ~.
We have letters and files from Rio Janero TO the
2lst 81 september. They bring the news Of the
.eath two Of the most distinguished public men
o. Rraxi, he Masqueza de Psrana aud the Mar
Queza De valenes; the latter OF the most faith
Sol ard Efficient servants OF Don Pedro the First.
These events mad caused very general regret
throughout the empire.
Letters from our correspondents at Havana, up TO
TIE 18th ult ere published elsewhere 10 columns
The circumstances OF the arrest Of Of the pilots
Of The steamship Empire City are fully SET forth.
The HAMMERS sere in high excitement. In sntici-
patton d a successful warlke demons;ration against
Vera Cruz. a vessel OF war sailed from Havana
ON the 18th ult, with munitions Of war, and pro
baby Other material aid, for the newly created
spanish subjects OF San Domingo, who are expe rted
70 reSolutionizo that republic with all convenient
despatch
Hon. Charles Sumner reached Boston yesterday.
He vas received by an Immense throng OF people
and he streets we're tastefully decorated II il said
Mr.. sumner ia still in very feeble health.
Tho announcement, some days since, Of the sp.
poiutment Of Judge Peabody, as successor Of Judge
Whiting on the bench Of the Supreme Court, was
preH ature. As Jet the vacancy has not been filed
by the Governor.
The Board OF Supervisors last evening read the
minutes II the previous proceedings, and in the alb
sence o. tho Mayor, Recorder and the Chairman,
sdjournedto "wednesday, At four O'Clock.
The Foard OF Aldermen met last evening and
without trsrsacting any business adjourned to
Wednesday next, at FIVE o'clock.
The Board Of Councilmen met last evening, at Eve
O'Clock, but here not being quorum present IL
adjourned 10 meet this evening.
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about
900 baIes without quo,lbe change in prices. The
European news via Quebec, came to hand 700 late in
the aay for il effect to be known in our market
Some holders v no bad lots placed on sale ne soon
AZ .hsy beard the news withdrew them. Flour was
hea,y and on some sales Of State and Western was
rom Sc. a loc. per barel lower, while Southern
hrsnss were without change Of moment in prices.
wheat was active and white Canadian ranged from
q G5atI 10; western rcd wsssl 65atl 5oj Ca.