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

lAst night Iliinios has thrown her eleven electoral
votes for Buchanan. Thus the statement which we
nade on Tuesday night last, and published on Wed
nesdsy morning, based the returns received tina.
night proves to have been strictly correct, com
pared with the latest dispatches of yesterday /:
was as follows:-
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Bachspans majority OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
We have four days later news from Europe, ,
seved by the steamship Baltic, which arrived IL
Shs port yesterday morning. The intelligence i n
seresring. An article which appeared in the Paris
MoniteIr, charging portion Of the English pr IS
with publishing caumpies on the French 20
vernment, had aroused very angry feeling in Lon
aon. The MoniteSr having asserted that the al.
anee between TIE two governments was endengv d
by such effusons il said that the English G. j.
net would demand an explanation Of the meaning Of
the paragraph from the Emperor. The English
and French ministers had lett Naples, but King
Ferdinand was still firm in his position and no NC
tive demonstration having been made by the allied
fleets, IL was still hoped that the difficulty would
be settled by diplomatic explanations at the second
Congress which was about 70 assemble In Paris.
France had officially stated her position In letters
addressed 20 NJ. Brenier The necessity for the re-
opening OF the peace conference was felt in every
cabinet in Europe, for although Elk months had
elapsed since the treaty Of Paris was signed,
,t the naturalization Of the Black Sea has not been
effected, the Anstrisns hold possession Of the Turk
ish principalities, and the Bessarabian frontier
boundary remains underlined. in Constantinople
the Turkish Ministry had resigned, and Lord de
Rscclife, the English Ambassador, was said to be
reioicci at the change. Spain remained tranquil,
bot violent reactionary movement was looked for
daily. Lord Paine rston lad paid flying visit 10
the United States figate Merimac at Southampton.
The poh-y Of the United states government with
respect TO the non-paymen; Of the Stadt dues had
excited much attention on the Continent OF Europe
The drain Of specie to the Fast still continued, and
the money markets, bota Paris and Lohd1n, ~
NAMED very stringent.
We have hles OF Bermuda papers 70 the 10th ult.
The B0Hatian Of that date ssys-The weather
h unusually changea5ie. For tie few days pfees
dry Friday last The atmosphere was close and
srltry. On Friday The Wind chopped into Tie south
vest and IN Saturday Il veerei 70 north, whence 4
te~ steadily until Monday last; daring that shor:
period se enjoyed 70 nperasaTe as cool and agree
atle a. II December had arrived. With regard 70 the
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nself there i nothing report. Isolated
of the disease show themselves at intervals OF ;w0
three days; Va, The burber among the population
Of The eight parishes westward Of s. George quite
limited Lieut.. Horsrth, Of tho Goth Regiment hls
died o. fever. deliberate at.emp, 10 destroy tas
town ~ FIRE was made during the night OF Monday.
10th ult The frigs;e Tartar, frlm Halifax, has &C
soants that Admiral Fansha. would revisit Ber.
a. L. .or. r.
Sov,mbsr. The war steamer Tartar, Captain Dun.
lop, r. b., left for Greytown via st. Domingo, on
III 2lst ul'.
The Hon. John N. Clayton died a. Dover, Della
ware, IN Sunday night last Elsewhere we give a
biographical sketch o. this distinguished statesman.
The Young Mems Republican Committee me. last
night, and resolved 70 hsep up the organization Of
their party. TIE Committee intend giving grand
ball ana festival Of the Academy Of Musio in the
early part Of next month.
Tn the Board OF Supervisors yesterday number
Of upimportant bills and petitions for the remission
Of taxes we're received and referred appropriate
cozui,tees A resolution vas offered and referred an
tborizing the Clerk Of the Common Pleas 70 employ
additional persons TO arrange the records Of his
ofhce and restore nutilated documents.
In The Board o. Aldermen last evening the stree.
cleaning contract taken mp, and after some die
cussion shared is former fate. II was laid on the
table.
nothing Of particular moment transpired in the
Board Of Councilman last evening. A resolution
appropriapg one thousand dollars for The celebra-
ton Of Evacuation Day was referreL The Board
hereafter will meet at nix instead Of I've O'Clock
The trial o. Lewis Baker, who has been already
tried for The alleged murder Of William Poole, at
stanwx Hall, in this city, on the oh Of February,
1866, was 10 have taken place yesterday At New
burg. The prisoner himself, who has been In con-
fneIaent now about eighteen months, was taken
up r. that city on Saturday last Yesterday The
case was brought before the Court, but IN conse-
ouence or other business, which had precedence Of
H. 4 vas postponed till Monday week, the Gath inst.
The VIII Of Henrietta Hicks, young lady who
de Il the age Of twenty-five years 10 1896 leaving
$4,000 - sisters, apd which has been ne1rly ten