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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The regular rrSnihly meeting Of the Chainber =
Commerce wss held yes; riay s. the Merchants Buk.
Wal street. M PrLErIAr Pyrrr presiding The
following gentlemen were elected members o. ths
Chamber Loyal Aspn~all, John &. Storms, L. q.
Dutllh, A Campbell, Horace Gray, IT,, Charles Den
ms. Nr. Drske Mills elected 4 member OF Mo
{ n mittee 81 Arbitration
he >pecis Con nuttee on proccrlng steam Gre IN
ciue for The lower part ~ the city, through THosss
TtY.ToN. esq. reported that The engine built by L.
& Ian "a vas examined by them. and though not en-
iirtly Satisfactory IN lis operation they thought that
possessed alGaoe properties, AMI sier some c'niem-
plated Improvements might be brought into uSe with
advantage. The Committee hsd also examined the
ixc Nogtblnl :ou marine tire crgines placed two
Of he Union Perry tcs's, and wire much impressed
with their importance They regarded these engines
ss invaluable ior the eNtRgushmer: OF ire among the
shipping and slosg the whares. The Report WAS
Nif B,xsrow presented -le tolowi;sg resoiu;i,us in
rc'aiior 20 The above:
Cruor Council n the CITY Of N'~.iori 70 syp"y ~
- am ths Fil, Department IA H. o~ ds ct ne ~,
srl i.Ft uy gI.e ~ n g,nr o. Pr" - 'o'ii 10
Pe,s That csp, ~ report o. the cO' cr al {
81 ,fsrar'ers &C., that to- sSiS Bsrd. b.
vted importance Of emoyine steam as ee'nm' nd'd
Tie following letter was mad ani reierredto Conf
m:ee HAVING the suoectpropoSSd undes cor ,neta'on'
CVsro~ HoV'r Nyw.fosk,
FoILscrogs oFuoF. Oct; q. 1855
SIS Url.r he Acs Of CopsFss. esstt = And a.
.ertrs va. iorsr DE SECRETARY ~ ~ Ifrs'iy
hs rrs,b, rhe follow "a regulation essrd 10 Acclaimed
sruslal xooos SEN ~ private eondcs stores -
'y lANur shaa ~ .iorued fc'f Nc
ut,s- 10 chsrSH 81 he ehppe' ~ IN"
ct the handsc sud III essrs,s o' q rag.
tor sud other acoiurg on the tooas ." n"'
e-,eti he -s.rLp tgts lor "a % rcfs re Port
Ste %. tscon' Of 's public store rornsf o. Sf,t
and ENchs.g rsce ~Ach unclaimed goods ~ "f
sent tlcr have been suoluuset, 1T %
which ircose.
There uI's miy 10 Oh" charges To- sSsse' mA" oy
'ir s''tA. IroPn@ip II these store ro a q. 4, ~
shr s..rtair vel known egular aes' ~ ser,
hs po especially "a class ot goods i'tn To-
indeed there soi st. as % ui hr
II j. ui "a; such rates unget no' Ja'> o" sP"
csbe o. the sforsgc o. general order goods
take fhe berivcf admitting n, subject 90 TIE cousr
stlou Of Cbsu.b,r OF Commerce should IL Chamber
deem Wothy ot to.c- would respectfully su-tssi that
Conn 'r be- named ioE the purpose o hesz ~" several
TuPstofs these pessbe. de,srssing son'e
I'd ami chaggss At th--
hat b. 'psted into et'sct IT, rcgna
iio9s ~ tIf Treasury =, apartment
Very rep ctfuls. }, ~ cb.t.ent servant
PFNAN J REDtIELC Colectot
7 PERIr. Presiceft CIsnbsr of { sanrtce. Ns" lola
The Chamber then adjourned
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If,LP FOR xlssAs.--t meeting II ,sfies vas held
op SATURDAY last at the house Of Ms. NO,es No ~
Es,l Twel,y seventh s.-es for the pup Jss n organ
ziug "A society % rcnter ssent al 80 n IN rers IN
Knlras Mao n,tres.g lacts " 20 rsls ted ard much
svauaihv eyilecd BY M ladies wi sats idet md Is
10 ~ hoped that great good Fss alt rom their
united and energetic forts. But Kan bias bee,
long war c-,in polhos that prslud5Ye may have ID
re Cy,rcoina ylnc winter bun as - ard the suf-
ferrgs there eTc in nasedners AID sts ryatOn. II
cured 10 me- being a that Ocoesica merely locker
OF that this Z, a case u which all rl 1t work for IL is
Humanity thai Gals iJE al, a-sl reTle I,bcrcd
seying Of pr. Tying -" Put The bat 10 the night pace
d, not say j am but one; say rathsf BIZ an one
Ind thus considered there must ae some Other chan
nels through which the tribute, .; sympathy might b.
nude to BOw-IsIe rll-, b'ssGd by 6 Jd until they
.weIed 8. large streams. Ny deus shaped themsay
nus the II as hand when ladies are accustomed
10 06sgsHtc evening IN the week a. thciI fecep
non .ysIug. Why not make that evening for
Ksnras lerersi Let ove.y lady wbosc heart responds
10 the CTy tor help from kansas gather her dear two
hundred friends, 10 ply me bngy needle in king up
warm garments for tie destitute Wide the lords Of
ere alton can give their 3UOta the material for ~
to uabeup Mnch may b3 done by snambcr % busy
hsn6s from 81, Ell to ten O'Clock snc as money for the
pm 5base Of food also e00ired let zach vor drop
into d 'Ksnsas box tbs sam OF lIi cents. II tlis
Plea Is caIntd out to any extent the result viii aston
sE you, agd no money will 20 10 pay agents, &c. !
peak dgisody Ills subjec, for many Year, ago in
sessoD Of great distress in Ireland there resd
ID a comparatively snhL place, lcliA0n, In England,l
the SUB OF $50 in one mouth W penny donations.
coIduc,d il a sinLar way. | no about " commence
ihs phn myself and trust Others may follow and
that quickly, for clothing must 10 sent by The
18th Of DscembeE alter whoa navigation, NJ an
informed closes. Oar efforts ~ then BE- directed 10
the OpGIg Of SpriJg Let Is not be 'oniented with
SEEING husbands and fathers giving their money,
hIf et each cudcayOr the bS1SlDg prOfuEf0
| 10 her who Lath done whats<' couc.'
gEIiSD TO HUMANITY
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RATTLE LF1wIEN Two Ma. ~ AR STE'NERs.
1t viii Be- remembered that VT published e" Gays
40 An account OF the Me1csn war-s't Democrat
being run 81 from VcIa Cruz by be, ere F-hei ,uo e
ou,,ily appearing a. the port Of Coa'zacollc's and
torribiv ctIr,inc of The Collector Ut tina; place 20
eetber with the Customs spece in H. hands ana 'hs
S,rarture ri Tie her Mexican war Gamer GGeftcfo
aln V,rs Cruz IA search Of tie inctnters and tAer
vessel ~: ~
v,ssd arrived here OF Nejre,iay q 90 lanpc'' VIA
Csupea.hy with Il ,,le Eeia.t> maj wien 10y ~
rived Al the LATTE; port oo Democrat a. tne "ai'nS
the ,,turp If boo. ;D4 had been sen al Re- Wiz tAe
Cos,gs,oslcos collector. On tae departure "i Tue
Jo,eu Maria from Campea chy, The steamer ps'hot'-'
started 10 ca appar lily in pu'slii II The 40
Int rot f.r out ne latter met TIE GIer,eIo s''. Al
car N NJ the Demo, rat. They oncouhierel Au a 'e
:, bcoLer sled On her way nom The s.e'e, h. &C "
r,ulL distinctly perceive the two vessels en- 50 n,
adv conh.ct-sccius the f-sh!ns OF the guns 1ni
hearing their report 80 ~. o., will
The ne,. arrival from CauV'ach or Nere ~ VII
Scnltles hiring u news Of the issue OF To- nm O"
tho rr,irecrs and Their former comrS's'. =, -.
Tn, Democrat. while st CoafacOAlco', - -,
and sunk Mexican war steamer. name unAi"""' '''
ueri! 'ae Aue''' Id ''' '--> IN. Q. Pie,yvae.
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rprvOyT AND DAYTON RENOA1NA7ED
VOTING MEMS FREMONT AND DAYTON
CENTRAL UNION.
srrry1sAST Iss1I1u1r, No. ESQ Broadway,
Nov & lSJ6.

srrYyIsAyr IssIr1uTE, No. ESQ Broadway
Nov g. 1856. !
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Control Of the Young
Mems Fremont and Dayton Central onion, held this
day, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and ordered to be printed, VIZ:
Resolred, That we hereby declare our preferences
for John Charles Fremont and William Lewis Dayton,
a. candidates for President and NicePresdent Of the
United States in 1860 and pledge ourselves to an IN
waverng support Of the principles Of the Republican
party, a. expressed in the Philadelphia platform,
adopted June Il, 1856 also, declaring our utter host
ty 70 fusion, under any circumstances with the go
called Abolition, American or Democratic parties.
Resolyed, That recent events demand the adoption
Of positive for the security OF the elective
franchise in tbs and all the large cities Of the State
and that it expedien to petition the Legislature at
its ensuing session, for the prompt enactment OF q
stringent Registry Law.
Reso'red, That petitions to this effect be Jeff for the
signatures Of our citizens At the Offices Of TIE TRI5-
USE Ercning Post, Herald Times Courler and En-
Yu,rer, and at our rooms. b. +. MANIERRF,
D. H. GiLDEEsLEEvE. Sec'y. Pre.ident
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FURTHER PARYICULfRS or TfE GAZE
on LAKE ONTARIO.

Fyos TIE RocA 'lte' THi0H u ~ 'dne'dcy
Shortly after the gale came on, number ol vpsscis
wer, 81, ID tbe mouth # The Gem endeavor ny ~
make tie harbor tor efuee and IN the es-ly pat of
n evening the most of them succeeded in S,'lnS IN
side the piers but CHt of danger. As t'ey anne
inside m dfted against the ets pin, and unnamed
there during be night m great Jeopardy iIoE me 'lo-
leuce OF tie waves dashinI them agans, the Pcr
The schooner Forrest Qpi en-, laden with sa; boand
from OwpgO IN Hamilton was So roughly hansied nat
,hc sunk beside Me pier. The crew narrowly escaped
with their lives. The as Of the vessel wen Torn ID
rpps before he got fairly inside.
In the sse yrnit, the following vessels wee )ond
tn, morning:
Isabel of Toronto, from Sodus, loaded With wood;
Iiics ladeu With salt at os.egO, bound 10 oscdo.
Cniharine Dariep and Nih Royers, all hgst s~i
bourd up the Lake.
EllV with wheat. boun to Oswego,
tiny same eNgo and destination.
The steamer Provincial fred up tho nernln;, ard
went to the rslst Of the We sells.
Tie American steamer Niagara was 9st dui. ng th"
entire night, IN her passage tom osg7ego, ana wan
stood The full force of the gale She arrived here u
thi, norpirg haviI been obvon holrs corning SIXTY
nile Those On board the steamer prese'h tie yale
To have been ,ery severe bu! the stSNsr sustained
no damage. =, ,
Spc. the above WAS wrhen we brV9 seen Nr. q.
Dailug who came rom Charlotte at neoli, ont has
tay bed us with iuItber partleuals lie sent oh with
(sllhn Kidd - Rssst the yases at Ie mfuth Oi tha
Liz, Nearly all the vessels lad been s'pf ~ 4 hcir
boats and had no lines on board TO tow tbeIn np Ibe
yale was subsiding and il hoped thy would be all
got safe shoat this afternoon.
Two vessels lie ut the east pier below the; untan one,
ana II was Gltiisdit to Asm VIA tIe itcaReT.
The schooner atauchor LAT .de is tbs IL inter Capt
Thonpton laden with salt She hes Il 81 gnSi OF dis
tess flying, but there had been ~ cor muica' on
with her from the Shore !, is unccrtsh sb out her gue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

AFREyS1ArE IN TEtAs--SOue may hook upon
a. cb ming as Free STATE of Western Te,As as iu-
rrcLabIe particularly al time wlren suoh Strenuous
~ rs are b. ing made T. carry Savery into Kansas
wbere Slavery does not now EXIT by positive law.
Y,t there Is strong gsotabilty that such event
a II cc.ur within tie n9Ht zen years Our opinion ia
b,.ed poD the fac. tkst foreign immigration Is greater
tlan domestic by at Vast tsh 10 one, aad upon the
we'll know ec that Z reign nuig ai0n j. opposed ~
slavery i-oG. pnncpb.. reudice aud education. Ard
there many Of be uni grants from he older Ststs
q IOfed 10 slavery who quietly ton rste II 30 long "a
it l. az Institution 1T the State but who viii vote M
slavery when III question comes up whether Western
Texas shan be free O< Save State This Ia! -
rot generally Known If So il Is not duly cor,GDri.
1he vote Of ~ afoT ted citizens Of Texas Drmbers
Al iesst l2VJ 10 less than Tn years 1t Will o. u
creased to pr'e tmes hat number UnIt ne niiofhJ-
zaicn bws are charged. This increase viii be ~
much ne ser rso than thar of the DhtIv' born Np'e.
IsAn An no Texan
$50 CHAR AFTNR.-On Wednesday e. eniDR m'n
and wife started from Schenectady to rs4s % lfOy
he bad proceeded about eight mice Oh tno TAM no
RVsd when they were oyeTtsken ny two men 10
scor who asked the woman 70 nde. Berg >'Inf-
hat iut1sicated sbe consented Az soSn a. she zoe
;nto he wagon the driver put the whip 20 his horse.
snd drove into a side road fof the wood, a. great
snsed leaving the husband standing alone. lie hss
not teen Biz vie snce tsough strict sesycd hss boa
made t0r Der.
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,TuE STORM on LAKE ERIE.

E1S-- BUFFALO Thursday, Nov. e, 1856.
Our papers this afternoon are tiled with accounts OF
di,asters 10 lake Graf in the late gale. Some twenty
schponers and banks are reported ashore, or badly
damaged. The brig Cumberland is reported TO have
been losi with all en board
CAr,. Chsmpney OF the schooner Vermont, arrived
s afternoon, says that on the afternoon 1 te t' ne
the sea. wholly unmanagesble Her smoke-ppeS we're
overheard, and crowd of people standing on the hnr
ricane deck. He thiuks she must have Swalnpe1 3e-
fore the storm was over OSiugo the severity oil Inc
storm lie unable TO render assistance OF "sV''
her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

Pror,rrr Dfcr,sr or 1Hr FiI pAur.T
,,ie,,,>o1oS We have for some uGie contemplated
" - 5,;f,, issue in two respects; hrst. TO
S sIe morning paper and second to enlaIie to
the Size Of Tie Nafo'a In'egc'o,r neS Tl 'gn is
viii however. only b. made ~ Pc '-r| G we ne c o'o
ON. Fillmore who IN orr op.n"tu H." cf Rem.
rr pD If eihcr of the opposing c9ndaa' ' sns
De I II is our prc.crt purpose TO continue ,he
IL, sue without rec0nce 10 me - n.ns,
presidential coutcet. Il j. inposslo.t -, cn~crirIt
TO be sua'" "'N - AMERICAN Organ, No''i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Nov. s. 1856.
In St. Louis County Fillmore has $50 majorty-a
loss Of about 800. In the absence Of Republican
ticket many Germans vo'ed the American ticket.
Jefferson City gives 20 Buchanan majority FRANK
lin County six towns, buchanan Ga; Fillmore, 80;
Fremont, 49, Warren County, two towns, Fillmore -
majority. Montgomery County, Fillmore 30 majority
y gain asecoppared with the vote for Governor.
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THE ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA.


From The Philadelphia Inquirer, Nor b.
The FIFTH PKRCIScr, SFvfNTEtNTH WRD.-
The poll of this Pre-, net which Ia located on the east
side Of Germantown road below Master street has be-
come notorious for the many atrocious acts that have
occurred there during The last three or tour elections
On Tuesday last The poll lost Of It's reputation a
a stronghold If rutiisusm / crowded. with dis
orderly bulies seeking every occasion for NIo.eacc
As usual boys and dents of the precinct were
brought rp ol the purpose of voting, and the number
nj votes announced e, being polcd a-tonl-lcd every
one ACQUAINTED With the quarter. young man named
Garrison who gave voter who rcd II AL American
ticket was Knocked down with sung-shot man
residing in Frankfort who happened Ia pas by, was
slso struck with .ung shot and cut most severely.
Mr. John X Gsrdnor, ore Of TIE watcher appointed
Inv the Cont wa struck III the hr sst with bnok,
aid the American and Republican electioneercrs We're
driven tr, m the ground The police, a. usual, did
nothing toward preserving orier.
FIrCTtoN OFFICFRs ~ 1RoUBIE.-les;erday az
,crnoop Joseuh Somers James Foley and Theodore
Uecket three OF he election officers 81 u" tnih d.
1i.ion of the Nineteenth Ward were b'ougtt before
Ad. CLARK. charged with a mlsdemean'r. ia r'ti'll =
70 receive the vote OF Martin Doon and other on the
tho day of election. The accused were held IN so
bail each TO answer NJ Cont.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Thursday Nov. b, 1910,
Arrangements already IN progress lot me reor'
os,igation oC the Editoln force of The CHtR news
paper II is in contemplation to have one Editor from
the North and another from the Soath' IN view OF
Rnchsnan', Administration. Mr.. Nicholson Will retire
'on tlie 4th Of March. 49,
Sic commissioners of tbe California War debt re-
mort $40 600 qudstcd nearly the entire SUN apPro-
priated by Congress for that purpose.
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WISCONSIN.

CmcAGo, Wednesday, Nov. > 1876.
Returns from Waworth, Waukesha, Kcoosha,
Rock. Grant and Lafayette Counties, show Fremont
majority Of 900 gain of $3.50. Tie State has gone
for Fremont by over 1000 majority. Three Repub-
leans are elected TO Congress- In the LIST or Mlwau-
kee, District, Patten, Republican, has 500 majority
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TORNADO AT NORFOLK.

BALIiMoI,E THURSDAY, Nov. @, 800.
violent tornado mas experienced al Norfolk ana
Porsmouth ON Tuesdav aud occ aSIoued considerable
damage Several houses were uuioO,ed, AM the ne"
tarhop,e OF the Seab ,aId ano Roanoke Railroad IN
Portsmouth reduced 20 RUNS. light OF tea per
sons arc known to have been seriously injured AID II
J. feared that others un.er the ruRs
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LATER FROM RUATAN.

BAIIiMoNE, Thursday Nov. %, 800.
Newt Orleans papvfs q, Friday last are % hand.
H. o,tain advices from kuatan t. tie 18th u,,.uo,
~ inte hat the treaty between England aud Hon
Cnrss had excited great commouon there The people
~ Rustsn being opposed 10 the recognition OF the
.,verci,uty Of Honduras.
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MARYLAND.
CHIGAN.

DETROIT, Wednesday Nov. ), 1876
The following are Fremont mejorties in the several
cOuntie. named: Kalamazoo, 1,ll6. Van Bnren, 400;
Kent. ,3O AIegan, 400; Bemien, 800; Bany, 4OOi
Calhoun 1870; Oakland, 4S6; Lapeer, 600.
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AxArIrR VorlSc.-The students Il Annie; Co.
leee held NE, ting Oh the merlng Of Ele' Ion DAY,
and, after speeches iO tine Fiyal tickets Preceded 10
vote Tor Precedent with the iouowh5 UT
trr..r,. 10. Fillmore. :. B-ehA1.a. -
Several &, clne5 to yote, AID s Number hsd gone
10 Ca, their ballots a, the decisive rctoa tas INA.
iorty would hare been hrset
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TRnTTING MATCH.

Boston, Thursday, Nov. o, IN'O'
Flora Temple won a purse OF sl,wO YESTERDAY al
the Boston Trottiog Pak beating Ethan Allen IN Two
straight heats Time of heats. min. 81 sec ana
nnin {hL &C.
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TILE CANADAS NEWS.

NEw ORLEANS. Thursday, Nov t. lo'o'
The Canedas news WAS published here in the regn-
AR morning editions Of the papers comPe'ng the ASS'
ciatqd Press and caused advance IN cotton OF &C.
The sales to-day add up 600 bales at liz ll5' Oi
riddhyg Freights dull.
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u damages STs srty day, Of toe nvrn,on 40
, a. witch time only this err3 II hss been
. iss sss foi couple y,a, 1s full .nouhi ct ne
elA 'c o. q
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KENTUCKY.

CNcISSArr Thursday, Nov. 6, 1856.
Fify-onc counties in Kentucky show Democratic
gain of 100 The State will probably 90 for Blu
chanau by from 600 to TO- 900 aority.
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INDIANA.

CNcINSArI, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1886.
The telegraph lines in Indiana are down this even
ing. Buchanan's majority in the State is doubtless
over 10 600
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TENNESSEE.

CNcNSArI, THURSDAY Nov. g. 1856.
Buchanans majority in Tennessee will not fall short
Of 5, 600
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NEW JERSEY.

The following table shows the vote for PsAasst and
for Governor. IT is believed to be very neGy correct:
President. GOVERNOR
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IOI ISIANA.

NEw-ORLEASs, Thursday, Nov. D. 800
The Democrats have carried thus SAFE D! J. NV -
1000 majority.
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MARYLAND.

BALrrwoRE Thursday, NOV " "a
The whole Of Maryland hss pee o,d vorces.
the exception Of ths counties OF 90 ho t,o cor,es
ter. Fimores majority Is Nv u,.;o.;.,,, .. ,.o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

The steamship Black Warrior, from New-l ork VIA
Hayans ID INST. has arrived. She brings no news VI
importance.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Nrw-Omr,S,, Thursday, Nov. D. $50 70
The Democratic majority in Niss''Ppi VIII P''0
reach 10 900.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ouRr-Ho' s-s-'''r Jude

w-,t. p sctrs lst william Boz
hi. ao,i.u has been trit for reaTiy hrimght II
% ~ Ia ,rrrt The steamer MeIoPos ons e > I'd
to- irtrfn The pA'ent cut ~ u ~
2 sie.,. Tle mschire complained u Is Eno"a a. ne
~ AID E,-s A. v.t4s c.; ~ r, II As''oL "a o.
for f. defense TIE orisiuAity Of the invea-
Ion ecac.ted aAd III defense rrea n -, u $40.
,,I 4is.,erea between tn engine 4 the heropos ~
90 si,s ps..ut Tie Court cn2rs-t Le Jly tbs morLf
-, .rrrsy b f:yJr Il tie PlAnt.r Ane at,er very
E-aU:es ,ase1ce tHsI Ss'Nss'"' '7'' w p-N nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

Buchanap's plurality, about $4,000 Pierce snaority
in 1852 $50. Newell majority 2lSi; Prices ma
joriy in 1853, 1882.
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RIOTS.
! A0RE OF THE BA..,

Fror TIE Bsihne-e A-,-iol.. y,r
We endeavOred yesterday to gather additional pa
,cuIsrs of the On tuesday and have head =. tn
following wounded, ne' mentioned yesterday who we're
sb4t in the Brlsir market rot
The following is liz Of tie killed and wounded s.
fsr a. We have been able 10 Ascertain:
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NiLsn Co,.-r 49, CLaE.es BrLckeGA0f.
Order OF Teierence 70 William Alien, esq
Jol % \. N.u Rrer - T. stae tua u.lrince Co
OrCered that he undertaking tiled herein upon TIE
lpr+ 20 r,r Court Of App.4 nay De- aiken tr tie By ne
p IF his sraey "a the Fss,h 1a'e leave 70
prosecute tae sane.
C.l.es Klein a.. Lou c. x pp.-
Ordsg directing a cotL mission is.ue in the above
ctrr &, l. W. nth ESQ T.routo, C-nlds 20 'HAias
p ,, rslf 4 -le p.-irtf
NJ JtOn to drmIss appeal granted.
James scott az. George LAM r. . ,
Notion for 40 attachment against de!eN-@H' e 49, 4
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SUPREME COURT srEerAl TssN-Soy. s.-Befo'. Ju

SUPREME COURT-SfE TEBM-Soy. 6.-BetoSe Judge
DAWES
Geo y TAshon . {. HoblEI Finn.
Motto. a. l -clAr-c attachment denied, with .
costs Lsayr -rnes o. sf3dsy!ts
C,uu,i,s, r.. lt4-ace Company az, !. {. Perm il
sadt d -.
judgment i0r defendants on demurrer w.ih leave %
Z a.i d o. ed - iayurut II c0,t..
bS0re Judge RCosEvELT.
John AeliogF- - al IT. l. ;. Wood. e g.
Cause 10 be placed the Special Circuit Calendar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
FROM EUROPE.

NV York, Aug. IL.
The Steamer Baltic, with Liverpool dates
to the 9th inst. has arrived.
Saragossa had surrendered 10 the Queen
OF SPANS troops un.lsr General Dulee. On
the evening Of Friday the Royal troops enter
ed the city without opposition. They pro-
ceede,l to dsarm the citizens. No deinite<
particulars are known. but the whole affair
seems to have been effected wi,.out blood
shed. AllSpain has now Submitted 10 Q, Don
nell. His future policy is not known, but it
is reported that he is attempting to make up
with the liberal party.
From France we have no news except the
return Of pelissier. whohad been made Duke,
and a rumor that the Emperor is suffering
fro m spinal disease. Safe affairs are as un-
ineligible as ever.
There are reports Of rcmonstranre being
sent to Sardinia by France in favor Of Aus
tria.
The Emperor of Austria and the King Of
Prussia were having an interview at Top
litz.
Denmark proposes To fortify the Sounds,
which is said TO be advised by Rossia.
A FIRE and explosion had occurred at Sa-
ionica in Turkey which caused great loss
Of life and property.