Butte record., 1856-12-06
From the California Express,-Extra.
ARRIVAL OF THE
GOLD EN A GE :!
DEMOCRATIC TRIUlIPH.
James Buchanan
THE NEXT PRESIDENT !
LATER FROM KANSAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. so P. NJ.

! The P. NJ. S. S. Co.'S steamer Golden .4ge,
arrived at San Francisco, last evening, at
P. NJ, bringing dates from New York of the
9th and New Orleans of the Sth She brings
/ S2l passengers, 3l5 bags U. S. Mail, and 687
packages merchandise.
New YORK, Nov 5th
The steamer Illinois departs to day at
o'clock, for Aspinwall, with about the usual
complement of passengers for California. -
Our returns of the election yesterday, ow-
ing to the stormy weather and arrangement
ht the lines, south and west, are not so full
as was anticipated, but enough is known to
! indicate the probable election of the Demo-
cratic nominees.
Pennsylvania has gone for Buchanan, New
Jersey, also
All the New England States and New York
gone largely for Fremont.
Maryland is considered for Fillmore.
A few scattering from Virginia show Dem
ocratic gains since the Governors election
last year. That State has OF course gone
for Buchanan.
From the other States we have not yet t IL
O'Clock \. NJ returns, but shall prooably
hear from some of them before the sailing of
the steamer
New Jersey, though it has gone for Bu-
/ chanan, has nevertheless elected Il Republi-
can Governor.
Incomplete returns from thirty nine coun-
ties in New York give Fremont about 130,-
600; Buchanan, l12 1000; Fillmore, $4,000.
Fremonts plurality will be largely increased
/ by the returns to come in.
Steamer Teras sailed from this port on
J the 25th inst, for San Juan, with two or
4 three hundred recruits for Walker, and a
few passengers for California
( No returns from the Congressional dis
/ tricts in New York.
Our last advices from Kansas state that 90
/ of the free State prisoners held there had
been indicted for murder in the first degree
Havana dates to the 29th inst, have been
/ received here. Letter writer's state that the
/ Spanish authorities are still busily engaged
! in preparation for the meditated attack on
/ Vera Cruz, and that another expedition was
being fitted out to revolutonize San Domin-
! 20 in favor of the Spanish crown.
There was a terrific storm on Lake Michi-
gan, 2Sth inst. Several vessels and steam
ers were wrecked. Among them the pro-
peler Toledo, by which 40 lives were lost.
Returns from all but 70 towns in Massa-
chusetts give Fremont about l03 900, Bu-
chanan 81 900, Fillmore 800
Advices from Mexico indicate very un-
settled state of affairs in that country, and
the probable overthrow Of ComonfOrt'S
power.
The steamer Canada arrived at Quebec
on Monday with London advices of the 22nd
October.
England and France had suspended diplo-
matte relations with Naples. but no hostili-
ties had yet been commenced.
King of Bombay had appealed to Russia
and Austria to interfere in his behalf for the
purpose of obtaining from the other power
a guarantee of the integrity of his domin-
ions, similar to that accorded to Turkey by
the Paris Conference.
The financial crisis had apparently passed
over in England, hut was still impending in
France.
NOVEMBER 6.
P. S.-The postponement of the departure
of the steamer until to-day, enabled her to
take out the almost certain result of Tues
days election, viz the choice of Jones Bu-
chanan for the next President.
The returns thus far received, indicate
that the following States have gone for the
Democracy:
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, Del
aware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Flori
da Texas, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee,
and Missouri.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New
York. Ohio, Michigan, aud Wisconsin.
Maryland has gone for Fillmore.
Four States yet remain doubtful, viz: Il
lnois, Louisiana, Iowa and California, but
the States above given for Buchanan will
cast l49 votes, enough to elect him.
The following are Fremont's majorities in
the New England States, (estimated)
Maine, 10000; New Hampshire, 5000;
Vermont, $4,000; Massachusetts, 10000;
Rhode Island, 5000; Connecticut, 5000
The Fremont plurality will be between 40
and so thousand. The whole Republican
State ticket is elected
New Y ork City, Wood, Democrat, 40,797;
Republican, 8,275 Know Nothing, 1881.
New Jersey has gone for Buchanan by
large majority. VIM. y. Hewell, fusion, is
elected Governor over W G. Alexander, the
Republican candidate by perhaps 1900.
For Congress there are undoubtedly three
democrats and two opposition men elected
sylvania-Philadelph City; Bu-
chanan, 80, 1876, Fillmore, 1861, Fremont,
6,981.
At o'clock on the 9th, the vote of Penn
| sylvania stood. Buchanan $4,000, Fremont
/ 4U.0O0, Fillmore IA 600.
QUEBEc, Nov. Sd.
| The screw ship Canadian, arrived at half
! past o'clock this morning, bringing Liver
! pool dates to the 9th ult.
The news, commercially speaking; is of
/ considerable Importance.
/ 1t was reported that Lord Palmerston was
/ preparing a new reform bill, and that Lord
/ John Russell, also threatens similar mea-
! sure
Russian papers announce, but it wants
confirmation, that the Boundary Commission
ers, TO settle the frontier line between Rus
sia and Moldavia is dissolved, without ac-
compli shing its mission
The intelligence from Spain is, that the
sequestration has been raised from Queen
Christmas property.
The Cologne Gazette says all the powers
except the Unuited States, had assented, or
viii assent, to the original protocol Of May