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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

A correspondent informs us that Mr. Ephraim
H. Hyde Of Stafford Conn, President of the Toll
land County Agricultural Society, &c, &c, pub
cly a,sails the Republican party on the ground
that THE TRIBUNE has declared itself in favor of
dissolution Of the Union, in case Buchanan should
be elected. Under these circumstances, we are
compelled to remark that Mr.. Ephraim II. HYDE
&C., &C., will do we'll to produce the copy of The
TRIBUNE in which b. finds his authority for this
statement; and until he brings forward such evil
dence, We respectfully advise him to abandon that
line of reasoning. Falsehood may be useful
resort for one hard pushed in political argument;
but it is hardly proper for the President Of County
Agricultural Society to employ it where there is
such danger that he will be detected and exposed
One would say that Connecticut Yankee ought to
be satisfied with selling his sOul-what there is of
ito the negro traders and making himself an ac-
complce in the grand crimes of Slavery extension,
murder, robbery and arson, without adding the
ptifu little sins of SANDER and lying to his account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

The letter concerning Kansas affairs OF our cor
respondent Worcester" which We this day pub
Esb, is based upon personal inquiry and observation
under circumstances eminently favorable to accurate
conclusions. Worcester" entered Kansas at Plym-
outh, via Iowa and Nebraska City, and passed down
through Topeka, Lawrence, &c, to Leavenworth
comforting and cOnyersing freely with leading iunc-
,onaries and men Of all parties. He knows bow
the settlers feel with regard to their cruel wrongs,
and be thinks they cannot and will not submit much
longer 10 the enforcement Of the strocious " laws
imposed on them by Border-Rufhsn fraud and vio-
lence. Our own impression is that they rM sub
uit-as Hungary now submits to Francis Joseph
whatever may be the result of the Election. If
Fremont should be chosen, they will endure usurp-
alton and oppression in the joyful hope that next
March will see the end of it; if Buchanan should
triumph, they will realize that they are in the power
of their oppressors, against whom no resistance
,sev can offer will avail. They will not a. once
abandon the country; they will not surrender the
bore of vet rescuiDg it from Slavery; but they will,
with heroic endurance, more difficult than the
most perilous resistance, submit to the enforce
ment Of the Border Rufian laws, in the hope that
al opportunity TO throw off their chains VIII yet be
accorded them. 1t is NO, yet High Treason, even
n Kansas, to vote sganst Slavery, whatever IL may
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LIVERPOOL Tuesday Evening, Oct. Z, lS36.-
CorroN-The market opened very brisk the advices
from America having streng hened the demands of
holders The upward tendency, however, was
checked by the announcement of further rise in the
rates Of discount bv the Bank of England. The daily
sales have averaged about 5000 bales-the business
of yesterday and to-day footing up 10000 The clos
ing quotations show no essential change from those
advised BY the Persia.
BRrADsrurFs.-Messrs Richardson Spence & Co.
report continued bad weather, which deteriorates
the condition of English Wheat; American is freely
taken by consumer, and at our market to-day good
business was done at an advance of from lo2d. v
bushel for all qualities 9I6 being paid for Red and
IOJ3QlOl6 for White. Flour is scarce and in demand
at an advance of T. bb Indian Corn very quiet
with bat few buyers, holders not pressing sales Mixed
is quoted at 80 e32fd Western Canal Flour sells at
2slGq3Oj6; Ohio, 80 49,; Philadelphia and Balti-
more - G33j.
Provisions Beef: no sales; quotation unchanged.
Pork steady at previous rates. Lard without de-
mand, and prices nominal Bacon: Sales in retail at
former quotations.
LONDON, Tuesday evening, Oct !, lSJ6-Odr
MONEY market became decidedly stringent after
the departure of the last American mall andthe Bank Of
England yesterday advanced its rate of interest from
TO 4, cent for two months bills. CossoLs for money
closed at 81 q9ls and for account at 81. a92i.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct p, 1856.
The steamship City of Baltimore from Liverpool for
this port, passed Cape May about II O'Clock this
ing. Her dates are the same as thOse by the North
American at Quebec.
The steamer Belgque left southampton on the 9TH Of
October with two hundred passengers for New-York
and full cargo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NRw-YORK TRIBUNE
BOSTON HORSE EXHIBITION.

BOsION, Tutsuay, Ocl. T, 100.
The grand Horse Exhibition opened to-day in
brilliant manner Over four hundred entries made
conprb NC much valuable stock. This forenoon there
was grand csvalcade upon the track for the exhibition
Of the different classes Of horses.
This afternoon tbeie two for premiums Of
The society. Trial No. Wa for green horses under
five year. The first premium Of 500 was taken By
adv Liehtfoot owned By X. s. Flanders of Roxbury;
The second, of $50, by Lady Stewart, belonging to
l.. Brown Of CaLasn, VT the third, of So By Young
~, Lawrence Of Georgetown Mass.
In tie race of trottlng geldings and mares, mile
lea,s. best in i've TO harness. s. McLsug hlins Lady
Moscow to,k the frst premium of $50 ID. Mace's
Meddesome, the second premium of s75; and A. Car
,ent,rs Teemachus, the third premium OF go. Time
min 10 See min. Il sec, ami mn 39i SEC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

be TO print, speak or write against il; and seeing
the overwhelming preponderance Of Border HUMAN
power, United States functionares and troops H.
cluded, they will suffer in silence and bde their
time. Such is our hope; we admit that : "orees'
ter's" conclusions are based on a more direct and
intimate knowledge than ours; let us trust that Tue
election Of Fremont will save the Free settlers Oh
Kansas from the dire alternative of submission 10
fragrant incredible oppression, or resistance 70 con-
stited authority. In such dilemma, the oe'lef
choice is bad one: what, then, must De the
worse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
Bnsiness Notices.
Prom The Commercial Advertiser.
~ p.prp HASCJSCs- BY THE

AsYp,c IssrTvTr-We swas glsi 10 notice the
res OF domestic msnufsc ures aud especially
when soc6 effected in our own city Toe
FRENCH have hitherto deemed too skfo In the msnuf.
tore Paper Hsngipss 10 be ved bs the wrt
other usto1 and IN this counr' the Philadelphia
been thought produce the finest Wall
Pspe have o. least ono establishment IN New York
piich rival the French and beats the Phi sdephan- Spec
mems foreign and domestic PAPA HssGscs
Be and compared the Store Of hsss TBoa FAYE
No PSI BTos and venture after examining
them carefully that those manufactured by Messs FAVE Co.
quite equal to the French bsuty Of design and
Of finish and much superior the best products OF the Pulls
deipbis factories under notice Mesr.
yAYE Co.'S Fresco Papers particularly admirable The
frm well deserve the honor Of Gold Medal which been
awarded them BY the American lnstut. Tor the beet spee
Of American Paper Hanging exhibited the last Anau
Fair. THOMAS FAYE Co.
Importer. and Manufacturer. of Paper Handbag,
No. PSI Broadway, New I orr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIvKD BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

HARRISBURG W euneslay, oCt -, low
All the Counties are officially but ten, and they are
pret.y accurately known. The total Democratic ma
iorty for Canal Commissioner is 1873 less than three
votes in each township in the State.
The Democratic majority in the Legislature is three
votes on joint ballot.
The returns received at the office OF the Secretary oil
State from all the counties but four, show SCOTS ma
;ortv 10 be ara and reports from the remaining com
t,es show Union majority of l,793. In the Legisla-
tr,e there will be Democratic majority of three on 8
joint ballot.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Official returns received from all the counties in the
State. except Elk and Mexican, show Democratic
majority Of 1876.
sp,ei,l Dispatch to The Philadelphia Bulletin
U,RRIsBrRG. Oct 22-The official return, have
hon received at the office of the Secretary OF State
from every county in the State except four. The IN A.
iority for the Democratic Canal C0muissioner tnus
ar i772 The omitted counties are reported as giving
Union majority of 1913 reducing the Democratic ma
iority in the State to 979 believe the majority viii
not vary from this figure, either way, more than
couple Of hundred votes.
For Auditor-Gener there are in Junlata, Mnntour,
Scbuylkil SNYDER. Sullivan, Washington aud York
Comics over 20 coo votes returned for Jacob Fry,
;p.iesd {, Jacob Fry IT," There are also 40 votes
returned for Darwin f. Phelps, instead OF Dar"in
Phelps" The Legislature, in joint Convention, VIII
doubtless direct these votes to be given TO tne
they were obviously intended for. AS the hsuree
now stand, Mr. Fry not chosen Au iltcr-General
The Democrats will have majority In the House OF
r. representatives.. and on joint ballot of the two
Houses. giving G.. R. Smith Union of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

The Courier des Flats Usis, having been carried
over by the diJatiOn Of its slaye-breedIng SUD-
scrbers 10 the Border Rufan and Filbuster party,
now assails COL Fremont on the ground that II he
is elected he will be likely to engage in the scheme
of Selling Cuba, in order 10 add new slave States to
the Union while with the author OF the Ostend
Manifesto there no danger of any such concession
10 the slave breeders. OF course, the Courier
takes care to forget Mr.. Buchanans declaration to
Nr. Senator Brown of Miss, that he regarded
1.-The acquisition of Cuba as very desirable now,
land il uas likely to become national necessity
and that if he could only settle the Slavery question
in favor of the South and then add Cuba to the
Union. he should if President, be willing to give
''up the ghost and let Breckenridge take the Gov
eminent" And yet, in the face of declarations
Ike these, and of the fact that Mr.. Buchanan him.
self wrote the Ostend dispatch, and OF the other
fact that he has always been facile instrument IN
the hands of more resolute and cunning men, the
Courier has the assurance to say that Fremont Is
likely to steal Cuba and that Buchanan is not!
Is that journal ambitious to prove to the world, by
its false and absurd apologies for the Border Rutan
and Fibuster candidate for the Presidency, that
Frencbmen have no sympathy except with the
baser and more barbarous side of any controversy
in which Liberty is at stake Does it aim to Justify
that imputaton, from which THE TRIBUNE at least
has never failed to defend them of natural servil.
ty which makes them fall down and worship des-
potsm, robbery and scoundrelism, provided they
are successful? Has it desire to make the public
believe that there can be no moral sense in French
Journal IL would seem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

There are orders for large quantities of docu-
ments from Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, from
men who pledge themselves to circulate them where
they will do good, now in the hands of the Fremont
Volunteer Document Committee, in the Old Brick
Church; but they are unable to furnish them, for
the want of funds.
Persons disposed to aid the cause will do well to
contribute at once, so that these orders may be
filed There is no time to be lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

As to the quarrel between The Express's friend
the Eshy Fremont and Judge Peters, we have no
further interest in it than We should feel in fight
between two cats with their tails tied together and
hung across q clOthes.ne. The friends of The
fzpress made statements which were false. Judge
Peters showed how they might have originated in
mistake. The Express repudiates the explanation.
Very well; then they were lies out Of whole cloth.
That is q point We shall not quarrel shout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

voters firm and jealous for Fremont who viii not
vote for our local tickets. We are assured that
some counties in Pennsylvania have severally fise
hundred 10 thousand of these, and that hardly
township is without them. Let the last legal vote
be poled. the illegal votes be kept out, and our
friend. take care that none are east against u.
through undue influence or superior activity, and
We cannot but triumph
But suppose we are defeated-what of it
Neither Jefferson, Jackson nor Harrison was
elected on his first canvass for President. Our
principles are old az the ReyolutOn-old n Lib
erty-but our organization is of yesterday, and as
yet very imperfect We are fighting the battle Of
Free Labor for generations yet unborn, and,
whether We succeed or fail now, that battle will be
fought out 10 glorious issue 1t cannot be that
the great Northwest il to be blsckened with
bondage and TILED by human chattels. The Free
Laborers not now aroused to the assertion OF their
rebts. will vet awake TO the importance Of the
issue They will yet gratefully acknowledge their
obligations to those who upheld their rights while
they mistakenly abandoned them. Republicans!
you may yet win this election if you will You
cannot. at the worst, be finally defeated Close
your ranks, then; perfect your organizations, and
advance to the struggle and the victory!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

We have reported official returns from Pennsy!'
yania so nearly full that the Democratic majority
may be set down at $500 at the most There is
nothing Lew this morning from Indiana or ONO
In another column We give list OF Members
elected to the next Congress, as nearly as can be
ascertaned in the present state of the returns
There may be one or two changes, but probably
not more than one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
A SECOND RUSSIAN NOTE

The Frankfort Joursoi speaks Of a second Rv....
note on the NespotaD question Of more neent 49,.
than the one already published. Thi, second po.s i.
stated to have been addres. cd to the Prnch ca"ss
nent and to have been written on the recao,,s :,
intelligence from Paris announcing the Tor ~
An uiimaum and demOnsti alton on the NAT az ~ y.
Allied fleets. IL contains positive protest az a.
Russian Government against apy such proo,sdi,.
The Paris PrcsH doubts the existence of this uo.s
Consequence of the mode in which the NesooIi...
question has been treated for some time past. m.
Frankfort Journal, il says probably confoands d.
note with letter which according TO rumor, hss b,
addressed by the Emperor Of Russia to the Enps,
of the French, and which letter We are toll !.
presses the entire confidence Of the Emperor Aea.
der in tie prudence and moderation of the Emps,x
Napoleon"
In the Gazette de Cologne we read In addition n
I" The Instructions which nj. dc Martini has takea "a
Naples. the Cabinet of Vienna has addressed a.,
cuar n, t TO its representatives Paris and Ioaioa
/" in which Austria protests against all armed denim
straiion 81 d demands theoretically that the NesoO
itan question raised already at the Paris COugrss
Z" be brought before the new Congress which Is shorty
to assemble. No reply has yet been made to III,
note which was received at the same time with ths
from Russia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

the difficulties touching the Danul,,cn p,io.;,.,,
and thoee between the Allies and Russia I,
understood that a. soon a. the frontier qssss,o.
Principsli'i,s. ~
Tie Bank of Vienna, il is said. has a stock AZ
amount NJ % eighty seven millions Of aorn, iDe
a conside rable sum in United States dollars va
The ST. Petersburg correspondent, of TIL,
Post says: A joint stock company hss is., ssS
formed at 1t. Petersburg under something no,. sW
Governmer patronage for the greater part OF .se
have already been tskeu by vaIioa. menbs-. ~ -
imperial family, and by some Of the more snc;ao.
powerful Russian nobility. Twenty CON ne rri ~
steamers of the largest class to he bull, ip ~ ~
instance, some in EDgland and few in the G.sxx
Finland.
81, hundred delegates OF the people had ssserA =,
at Morges and constituted Central COMMITTEE. ~
Glazing the sovereignty of the people endangered rs
mopaI chical intrgues.
Danish NJ n,stry had not been formed aud an =.
deavors had failed and the Chambeu were proro,s.s
TIL the LIST OF December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

They ran clean Fillmore American ticket in Al.
leghany Co., Pa at the late election, with the fol.
lowing result:
Senator: Gszzom, Opp, IL 1874, Hepburn (Buch),
S3s; Way (Americanl 80.
Tie American" vote ranged from 433 all the
way I'D TO 936.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
Neu91ork Daily @ribm,re
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken Of Communications Wh
ever il intended for insertion BE- authenticated BY the
and address Of the wrer-no necessarily for pubca
ton, but guaranty of his good faith.
We cannot under axe to return rejected Communications
Subserbers in sending frequen omit
ton the Of the Post-Oes and very frequently The
name Of the State. which their paper bs Al.
wsys mention the Of the Post 0aee snd Stsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

News from Nicaragua, by way of New-orleans'
informs US that Gen. Walker was in the midst of q
successful campaign, with fair prospect OF crush
ing cut the last vestge of organized opposition 70
his Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

The North American arrived at Quebec, and the
City Of Baltimore at Philadelphia, yesterday, win
Liverpool dates to the 9Th. We give bret Ske'ch
Of the news under our teIegrsphc head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

Ami Dodd of Newark was yesterday nominated
for Congress in the With. District of New'Jersey'
in place of the Hon. A. c. N. Pennington VINO
declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

Gov. ROBINSON Of Kansas and Senator WILSON
of Mass, speak to-day at the Fremont Mass Nee'
ing at Tarrytown, Westchester Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

BAITNORE Wednesday, OcE. =! $50.
New. Orleans ysIers of Thursday last have been re-
. eived.
Company H. United States troops left For Moultrie
n, Charles ton on Sunday. for Eiofids-
T1eie ere ten deaths by yellow fever 1t Charleston
% Ss.udsy AID sunday .ss!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
Election OF A L. S. SENATOR.

MONTPELIER, VT, Wednesday, Oct. -, 1850.
The Hon. SoLoxos FoOr of Rutland was this morn
inc reelected L. s. Senator from this State, for ak
wears from the 4th of March next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

The Republican Young Men Of this city had
grand rally last night, at the Academy OF music
hear Gov Robinson OF Kansas and VIM. NJ EVar"'
esq, of this city. We give report OF the uO''
ernOrs speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
AND
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

RIVER DIT LoCP, Wednesday, Oct -, 1856.
The screw steamship North American passed here
this morning. bound up to Quebec. She left Liverpool
the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 8. Her news, is con-
sequenty four days later than that received by the
Persia at New.York.
We are as vet without any political news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

,,r modern improved PrSos and naLoD.oks are 20 %
Tor sale OIL monthly payments second hand n
or nop from $50 70 &c. aeodeons tom .p !" 9.nos
,9heo p;os .sy. The Yors Evangelist "sre known
snons the very best We are sn.oed 70 speak OF he.e IN
With soue degree OF from personal knov
W 81 ,hsir .Io4Ileat tone aud durable quality"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

CHRONIC RHEUMATISM OF zen ga, Rt.ny RE-.
mas been cured N m RseuLa1osi pain wa fell half 'n
hour after The KgLEy fret sppesS y,,,., New YORK
hp~ VA h, merchants druggists and storeteep
here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

Our LArs sTYLys Of Fall and Winter Garments are nov
Ready, and OF sale 1.,..
As these from fabrics imported BY and conhneo
and IN bes, styles early call will secure many
f things that will be of before the season Is laIy
The Stock Of CLOTHS CAssIAEREs and NEsTiNOs IN "a
Custom Room Ia admitted be- the largest ana pes
w.,,.t, sxe, .,,.,.cd In ,bis ci,v D. DEyLIS Co.
'~'~'' g. pa md Broadway.