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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

town mteairg las beea called for te-norsv
slerIooa.
The Mayer ~ i'aued soiice reque.,isg the cih-
rot 20 sien6 the meeting, fesiing may .ssi to
irfsms the present Iated state o. TIE pubic mind
nun Der of militia officers have cared upss The
Governor, Informing him that the military would ac<
obey 'leir orders, ard that moot Of the conrssiss
were temporarily disbsadipg.
ptmocss,ic politicians are en'ollirg TO Offer tssr
services 70 the Governor as armed citizens under M
ts'y commanders.
1he Mayor will issue q proclamation o. Moafay
uoruing, detailing hi. arrangements for the presG.
ysor If the peaee and the protection Of the vcten.
Tie CITY is 'ul Of ruuor with regard to The arrived
of srrs from Washington but they are believed 10 be
entirely urfcundef.
TIE slmory Of a German m,sny was entered 10
day b, patty Of mep. who took all the AIMS asd
carried them 20 tie Central Police Station, lsyisg
them down CT tie ao,r. They were promptly To-
tu'usd sgsin by the Msrshsl
The military are to report to the Governor Il soss
tomorrow.
Tie general impression is tas, he vii withdraw As
proclamation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
FROM MINNIE SO IA.
THE ELEC TION AND THE LECTION FRAUDS
RETURNS FROM TdE PEaBINA Will
DERNESS-RAMSEY CERTAINLY ELEC TED.


Corre.pOrdeac of The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Oct. "a 1857.
A. length we have returns OF one SORT aad another
r. m the whole Territory. Penbpa comes in with
sir hundred Democratic majority. At least, so the
Democrats claim. Heaven grant they don't Claim
eeven hundred to morrow We have been expecting
tremendous get back from Pembina but the actual
return msy be properly accounted staggerer.'
The Pembina country, as everybody knows, is an IN
Inhabited waste. There possibly 100 legal voters
in the whole region. The balance of the population is
made up Of hall. breed ,avages wholebTeed savages
ard a constituency Of floating savages, who happen
across the boundary Shoes when there is any
voting TO be done hom the Selkirk settlement AID the
uIexpIored regions of Lake Winnipeg in the Hudsons
Bay Territory.
But along with this disastrous and swndling iutei
serce comes the vote of the Lake Superior counties
which give Ramsey some 800 majority 50 that the result
in the whole Territory giving the blacklegs their 600
majority in Pembina stands: Ramsey, 1929; Sbiey,
IO,2s7; Rsmseys majority, 10. This is toeraby close
ard presents tempting opportunity for further returns
from the Indian agencies But please take my prcdic
ton that Alexander Ramsey, Republican is the first
Governor of the State Of Minnesota.
The Pioneer hslf-breed organ ciphers up Demo-
cratic majority CT FIVE in the Senate and eight in the
House. Ny opinion i, that The Pioneer would like to
have it so. few days will determine. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
THE BOSTON FORGERY CASE.

BOSTON, FnQRy, Oct. ~, lobs
The examination of Edmukd f Price on the charge
of forgery sgairst him took place in the Police Court
to-day. George L. Corvee, one of the parties mpli
Gated testified for the State tia; he (Corvee) had
signed puu circus bills with the names Of President
and Cssbier which had been given TO Pice to pass.
He testified to having forged $50 900 worth OF bills on
the Hide and Leather Bank, and subsequently, de-
sfroyed them also that at Portland $500 bill on the
Blackstone Bank $50 on the Arlington Bauk, and
bills on another bank, also forged, passed at the
counter Of the Canal Bank. He likewise testified to
forging $500 on the Langdon Bank of Dover, N. ii =,
and 81, 500 on Woonsocket Falls Bank, Cumberland,
r. /.
Corvee states these were all given to Price, he to
receive 20 cents the dollar for executing the sigma
lures He also testified TO seeing in the possession of
Price between $500 and $500 in forged bills on the
Abingdon Bank and the Blackstone Bank; also bills
on the Lancaster Bank, WOonsooket Falls Bsnk, SAT-
folk Bank Brighton Market Bank, Langdou Back,
Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank High-street Bsok
Providence, ard come others. Some were signed,
others not. Those issued were forgeries.
Jacob Stanton also testified for the State that Price
gave him package Of bills purporting to have been
obtained from the New-Eugand Bank Note Company
which he gave TO Corvee, who atterward returned
them TO Stanton with the signatures forged but Stan
ton again handed them back TO Corvee. .o
Price was bound over fer trial in the gum OF $l0
and Stanton was held in 81 500, and Corvee in $780,
"a Witnesses
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HOW 1T WAS CARRIED.
-. - 01.o Cht,.xo T-ihuna


Sr.ASTHoSY, NJ. T., Oct. % 1851.
The mos! astounding frauds have been pepetrsted
by the Democracy in several districts, and when the
whole thing is investigated, it most certainly will
be- the fact will most clearly and concusively appear
But what care the Congo Democracy for that? Their
doctrine Ia put ballots enough in the box to elect
tfeir candidates irrespective of the qualifications of
the voters.
In Msromin, snail district .iust north OF this
county where but 80 men, all told, reside, the Demo
cratic II shortly is over 100. At Fort Smelling who're
but Is voters reside the Democratic majority was a.
On the Winnebago Reserve, over 300 indians voted
the straight Democratic ticket, and 80 OF scores OF
other places.
If we are not defeated, if is not because the De-
mocraoy had not the will and purpose 10 do by fraud
and cheating.
In Southern Minnesota our friends got into jauge
about local pomipations, which seriously hurt us.
With union ard hsrmony we can carry Minnesota
against the Democracy, their lopghaired halfbreeds,
ard drunken Indians thrown in. Repubicanism In
Minnesota was never in better heart, nor more
deeply seated in the affections of the people than to-
day. NOA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR PROCURING
THE ELECTION RETURNS.

We hope 10 be abe in Or merniog edition of We'd
nesdsy next 10 snaounce the decisive result OF the
elections in this State if not the others in which cleo
tiens occur on Tuesday. 70 that end arrangements
have been for time in progress, and We as hap'
Ply ct this time to acknowledge the indebtedness ofths
press and the public to the several managers Of the
telegraph lines, and particularly to Superintendent
Reid of the New-York, Albany aud Buffalo Line for
the spirit of accommodation and courtesy which they
have evineed. All the lines will be held open on
Tuesday plight UT ill about o'clock, when the press
will receive for publication Wednesday ,rning all
he returns that may have been delivered at any of the
telegraph offices in the State, free of all expense ex
cept reasonable compensation to the operators for
fheir seryicss after the usual hours for closing the
lines. Having procured from she several County
Clerks the official votes of last year for Governor Of
this Sta e. we have the mears at hand of comparing
the returns as received, and sha. trust be able
10 give in an ineligible firm the result the Safe
o. wedresday morning.
Editors, Agents, Operators and other friend, in the
interior will please send the vote of each tOrn heard
cm for Secretary Of State and Judge of the Court OF
Appeals The votes cast for other State officers will
be wholly unnecessary, and should be excluded from
nlrsports sent over the wires. as their Transmission
~i exclude other and more valuable intelligence. In
addition TO the votes cast for Secret.y Of Safe and
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals We desire the name
and politics far possible, Of the Senators aud A.
ssmblymen known or believed to be eected-but all
figures should be excluded. We would particularly
impress upon the miIds Of all persons sending die.
pe,ehes that the result n portions of towns utterly
ysiueess The votes Of entire t,wns or nothing at all
shoud be sent, and in all where the votes in par
fouar towns are reported should be taken to give
us the name Of the county also.
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ONE WEEK MORE.
Renegade.

We print to night our lsst weekly paper before
election. Our next will contain The record Of the re-
suit Of the great bsttls What wi, be the character
Of that record The future is open to no human eye
yet We firmly believe that shall have the pleasure
of snr ouncipg REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
But this result only be attained by EFFORT. To
secure aREPrBLIcAs VICTORY We must have Full
VoTE. To secure a full vote, we mus; have
THOROUGH ORGANIZATION. Have we such an Or
gsnizstion Republican reader IS THERE SUCH
AN ORGANIZATION IN YOUR TOWN AND
DISTRICT fnot, devote tie few hours remaining
to this ESSENTIAL PRELInIsARRY TO SUCCESS.
ONE DAY devoted to preparation NOW, will ar
complish what years cannot save hereafter. GIVE
YOUR COUNTRY THAT ONE DAY.
LEAVE No Work UsDoSE under the plea tina.
"somebody else will do it, or that " that movement
{" strong enough to take care OF itself" These are
the supken rocks on which many a great and good
Csuse has been wrecked. II will be too late to re-
pent NEGLECTED DUTY after the Polls are closed.
Have you no wsverng neighbors, no friends do
ceved by the falsehoods of the opposing parties
Lose no time in seeing them ard setting the truth be-
fore them.
Have YOU none who absorbed in business On.
crossed with pleasure or called away from home, are
about to neglect their hgbes. political privi egs
See them Immediately, and PREvEs1 THEIR VOTES
PROM BEING LOST.
Have you POLL LIST Call half dozen of
your neishbors together TO-DAY, and make one out
if You have none.
Have sou TEN THOROUGH MEN pledged to
STAY AT THE POLLS from sunrise TO sunset? II
not, PICK OFT YOUR MEN AT oscE.
Have you no person designated in each aeighbor'
hood to 20, that WAGONS ARE PROVIDED to
carry all who are a. a distance to the polls Then
detignate such person at orce.
Have you determined to do TO more than vote?
Reconsider that determination and resolve to VOTE
EARLY, and then do oil you can sferward to obtas
aFULL VOTE FOR FREEDOM.
GE1 OUT EVERY VOTER. EXPOSE EVERY FRAUD.
Work AND WATCH wheiever you can effect most
from now til the sun goes down on Tuesday! Do
this, and in our next Wednesday nights Journal We
will shout in your ear that NETWORK is FOR
FREEDOM. Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

N!sErEEs1H WARD REPrBLIcAs AssooiArios.-
A meeting of this Asssociaion was held hsf e,eD,ss
at DipRledsiLs, corner OF Tbhd avenue s.o fny
1ir:h street, M +. Dayton. Presdenl'i III 'H' -
.n1. ,ns,of q la,as number of new members
bad hem rsoj..ered Mr. Thomas Hogs stated That tho
s.,.tor. Al Convention Of the District we're holding
.a.. O .po.her room, in consequences Of steps h.v
'eSfnn !. 49, 10 %. n cir nominee Mr. Ward, threvn
s Je'. n f.voY Of Mr. Rksr, the candidate Of the
Az sliean party He was opposed 70 such eou,,s;
~, VIZ had been nomitstsd spd he nominAtioo had
pii .,istd end for o-e he was in favor CT aeherog
.,cv 20 hi. nsiion, let the consequease DO what
!, r,ot: Ut. Bieat,ey ard others expressed the
,er .iperts, AID the following resolution, offered
by Mr. Hogg, wac upaninneusly adopted;
R.,red That ;ss rouI sson e Lsbbeus B. wsrt oI seas
80 80 H. Villa Senatorial District meets With the sssJ
NJ bsiics Il be Sins;e.nsh .a fsrab esn Assec
,bst %, Del gates fraul Ae riD,tespth Ward e Ass"
,rIc,sd 10 adhere to tho rom3s,ion already MADE
The meeting wss one Of the most ensfu'lsSS' WV
held 10 the NineieeLth Waid.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

BOSTON, Friday, O0VouoI o0' - ,
rh. Democrats of this city held meeting at fsneull
nj This evening and, Notwithstanding the fact tha'
similar meetings were held in East Boston ana Cnelvea
ss.emb,ed in large Plumbers and filed the hall. Wm'
r. Williamson, esq, presided, assisted BY K. Mont
yomer, Field esq, and nine other vice-Preadsnts:
Cen +. Butler made strong and characteristic
sneech. and was followed by the Hon. W. Bradbury
81 Maine. VIM Riddle, and others.
series Of resolutions we're adopted, and the mee'
ing which was enthusiastic and harmonious broke up
AT early hour with loud cheers for the State csno
dates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

Csacasisr b;ccd n tker vsas. and i. might Be
tqtsly difficult 10 ptovs tast thsy had. They were
10 oil appearances ful.blccd incisns-dres,ed 80 far
a. they dessed at all 10 Iedian Costume. They car
i-i with the m to the polls their bows AID srr)w, snd
VS.. oubs-they were bedsubsc with Tais' I'D ~ere
unable to speak their own names, i-tsrp'eters being
co hard for that purpcss.
Now. by what possible construction OF the sat It.
prov,ion quoted above can the votes OF these sdvdge
be admitted Does proper instruction OF toss pro
see on our streets
No one possessed OF three grains Of common sense,
Lr, will INTERESTINGLY answer in the negative.
The whole procedure was frsrd, and a such
should not be regarded IN the slightest degree.
We do rot speak thus upon party grounds, by any
means We would unhesitstpgly denounce such rss-
cality in auy party. We feel il to be duty ows
to 81 outIsged community to charasteri1e il filing
terms a. such oGrsges upon the purity of the ballot
boz.
The election We understand will be contested,
when the whole matter will r,ceve thorough investi-
Ston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

-.a,.., ~. wrongs Of the Kansas Nation Of indians,
reciess ,o..ct them against unlawful intruders upon
Their resersso IN the Treasury subject TO DRAFT is
d me ann The receipts Of the week ending Monday
ls,t WEE ~ ~ postmaster who compsined Of being
lnrl.imsd with small change, First Assistant Post
General King Gays Postmaster is not com
receive cents in payment either Of postage or
Peo. ror from any person at one time more tnsn
s 49, cents In three cent coin.
TSe Postmaster General has appointed SIX Tonis
.septs to accompany the mails between Phlaoeipnr
Application wss made to-day for the employment;
the United States troops Wednesday mex. 70 % ore
II necessary, the State authorities OF 1890 Def
os action was not taken though it is highly pf0OSO''
4hst the request will be refused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

p For LisERIa.-The packet ship Mary Caroline,
Sewers, Is to call to day from Baltimore for Liberia
vito emigrants, chiefly from virginia and Kentucky.
Among the gentlemen who 60 out in the packet are
the Rev. Mr.. Cowan the Secretary of the Kentucky
Colonization Society, the Rev. Francis Bevins, Super
intsndeDt Of the Methodist Mission in Africa and the
Rev Samuel williams, member of the same Mission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

TzASKsGvIso.--Gov Gardcer Of Magsschusets has
appointed Noveu Der &c as Thanksgiving day. The
principal reason which induced the acting Governor of
Maine 10 appoint the 9b said to be that the tteth
snrivers1y Of bis fathers marriage occurs on that
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
NAVAL.

NORFOLK, Friday, Oct. 30, 1857
The United States steam-frigste Ssranac, bound to
the Pacific encountered severe gale, sustained
damage to her machinery and has put in here for re-
The United States sloOp-Of-war Cyane is reported in
Hampton Roads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
MINNESOTA.

Fyc~ The Warrington U'n,on Oct 81.
Last evenings Western msi brought Is tie follow
irg gratifying letter from Ell. Governor German:
81 PAUL. Dc, q 1857.
Minnesota elected the whole Democratic state til ket aud
q majority Of Ii. LsgAalure By g fair majority.
The battle MSS been by tire Democracy on the sound
Cor.utions principles and lie Cousstution adopted oy
lspss majority.
Democratic shortly ticket about 900. Demo
cratic ns0iiiy In Legislature about to votes joint ballot
Another letter frem an authentic source, dated St
Paul. Minnesota. Oct. % says: "Ws have carried
the State and legislative ticket BY good majority
The Republicans have fought their las. fight"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct 80, 1857
The Governors proclamation and the corresPon'
dence between him and the Mayor still excite public
attention. The military officers enrolling men for
various companies but the work progresses slowly.
The Cove rnor is still in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

Tse n. Y. Tine, oontrsdicss a report ""ou :
originated that Sir wn. Gore ouisE 70 DC seos
,bis country Is o. sciL British Envoy lie ''s'N
VS. ncu.e1ss CT couss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
SENTENCE OF JAMES O. BRAYMAN.

CHICAGO, Friday, Oct 81, I03I.
James Braymsn was yesterday sentenced to four
years bard labor In the Penentiary, for stealing let
tens fiom the Post Office In this city.
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fBy Tslsrspa-i
T'rJR NaDvIAT LAW OF ESklON'

BALTIMORE, Friday, DC. ~, 1871.
r,.;.... h.,. !. iucressirg. Tae Governor
-. w,i.,s uno, today by ramber Of prominent
citizens, Who urged him 70 Tltha'A' =" ~ N'-''''
bu. he gave 40 definite arsrss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
CORRECTION.

g.. BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct 80, 1871.
The announcement in this mornings american OF
the failure OF G. B. Long Co. of this oty is en-
tirely erroneous.
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THE RARK g. w. BAXTER.

PHILADELpYIA, Friday, Oct. 80, 1857.
A dispatch from the Bieakwater says that the bark
, q. w Baxter from Savannah for Boston, pnt 10
there with a sick crew. fresh was shipped,
and the vessel sailed again this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
NouySaTIoN OF CALEB CUSHING FOR
or Ar.E SENATOR.

Bos1oS, Friday Oct. 80, 1857.
The Democrats of Newburyport have nominated
11nn Caleb Cushing for their Representative in the
S.. es;slsture He accepts the nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

THE RHODE ISLAND BANKS.
PROVIDENCE, r l., Friday, Oct. 80, 1885,.
Tho following is the statement Of the Rhode Island
Banks. not including this city, to October &c:
Circulation ,.... o. sg7 ls7 Loans IS
nsno,,,. .. SIG 22s Specie. ............ Isl $50
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

pHILADELPnIA, Friday, Oct. 80, ISO7.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania Elves, SOj; Reading
Railroad, l6t; Long Islsnd Railroad, s. Psnnsyl-
yans Railroad, 364.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

estimates the Mormon force Of men that can be
brought into the field at 10000 5000. The United
States force now on its way to Utah is, think less
than 1900. AS reinforcement cannot be sent till
pext Summer, in case ola collision, the advantage OF
Plumbers is thus largely with the Mormons.
Brigham Young is doubtless fully aware that he
must ultimately submit To tie United States in spite
of the natural strength of his position among the
mountains and his present superiority of numbers
to the force now on its way against him. But We
may be sure that he will prefer to make terms with
arms in his hands rather than submit passiyely 10
an authority utterly destructive Of his power, his
rank. and all that he holds dear. If he is TO be
DESTROYED politically he will naturally conclude that
he had best fall with eelat with the distinction of
MARTYR and hero in which case he and his dynasty
will have in the future all the advantage which
sect never fails to derive from persecution.
Caleb Cu.hing's speech on Tuesday last, 10
Faneull Hall, is regarded here as the abest attack
that has vet been made upon the Republicans. lt
is certainly very clever and adrot and free from the
gross absurdites and irrecaimabe confusion OF ideas
into which even the most capable OF the Southern
gentlemen fall when they undertake to discuss the
ADt-Savery question. especially admire the art
with which the ex-Attorney. General does even the
kansas difficulty Kansas is a Free State, he
says, IN substance, and the row you have been
making about its becoming A Slave State was there
fore sheer humbug." Doubtless the Irish on the
floor Of Faneuil Hall yelled applause at this, for
it is species of Hibernian logic that they could
more easily appreciate than the learned gentle ma
snasons to Dodona and Delphi to Cato and SYST
thus. 10 Confucius and Marcus and his ether css
.icaies and Orientialisms. To the more reflective
part Of the audience might possibly occur that the
row in question was itself the means of making
Ka.sss Free State. II directed toward the Ter
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
q. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
i cal Estate sageMt

tsvecGssoh TO cot. .. c. sApsD
llas Tor ssle
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
Il coan,y, with good, eonfor,ahis dwelling large
orchard Of every kind II fruit. running water aud
everything TO make q farm desirable VIII ec sold
very reasonable,
Twenty unlnprsvsa Parcels 81 LanA.
la scott eoan,y. FieasAa,ly situated, and capital
land Tor farming purpose Terms very easy
six hundred and forty acres In Guthrie county.
One huadrcd and twenty acre. Ia I.wa eaua,y.
Farm IN johnson county
Seven huLdred acre. III Aiair county
Three huadred acre. In Grundy eoun,y.
Two uaadred acres la Dallas county.
Land Ia i.cItea Carol Hancock and Jasper Coon.
ties
House aud lot oa foai,h street,
House and iot on Firth street
building la,. brady and Second street
Lots on Perry .,r~ei.
Blecs of 30. on Rack Island and lava .,re-,-
Bniinr l"'4 liarr'.on ana ,slt,h street.
For,s acre fsfs, ncsr Newton
\ h..an,ifal farm IS 80 a,re. situated In net,ss,
county
fafia- IA " a.ainslsn esah;g
4 isw acre. IL i.sa ~ ~. slrtuits ~ pavrnpnrt
-nitah. t.s- s"aatry stats
House. and i~s,s Il. the elt, - pa.lpett
farms In Citation county. ntss Ealirasa ard E,rr
city property in L. Clair.
building lDt- Ia Wai~rtown, an.
Three haa.ir, NJ a zf.ilesni l.i fuli"s add,iaa
10 East i'assnr.st commanding ~rlrnda ,tem 81
the Mississippi River aud Rock leland These lst.
can he purchased very reasonable terms
Great Inducements are offered Ia mechanics a.
well ~ capitalists aud others.
Csil and examine map. aud paiees 81
u.ASfLANUs
s%lf Once, Ee Claire How
P.s. Aaestsn GALES se Hs-nssnshly.