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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Mr.. DRAPER's LITTER OF DEcLESsIoN.
NEw YoRE, Nov. 5, 1857.
GEyTLsaES: received the go ut information from
the C.,k of Your Board, that she ina10n OF TIE
Mayer Ct EewYors, had been uuslnausy e.cctei to III
the vacancy stir IN the Board VI Pc ice.
need no, esq hs. both the and the Of cleo
.o- gratifying in hgh degree and my hr't inpo,
to % the position. at whatever sa:jce II pesos
comfort private pgsgonent bet debgrse refecton
ss,i,fs5 that the snd eDg,ossitg cares
oyer hfu and ecien 1t discharge O the duties o. VOC
x0aic impose upon me. would conflict with my re
al eAtit 90 great, that feel CON 9eilsa -
psce which you have bono rsby rendered 70 me- .b
coue this clusou reluctantly and s'tet ,natnt
Unavoidable; and 10 dorg 60 deeply ~ 81 onr
can espresso wishes a1d desires o. I'm,
~ worthy citizsns irrespective o. PARISH % one oh,
700 Ey b. abe Gil the V.s.y se. nore abiiitv
iil t,ir 10 N. espousble OF the once 'e '''J
thai possess ,,rs,,.
""A ny sia' I am your obeaicnt servant
B. DRAPER
L. the Boaao o. PoLicf.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

WAsHINoToN. Friday, Nov. 8, I3j7.
The Southern Mai from oil points as late as due has
been received.
The dates from Galveston, Texas are to the 9th
ut. The crops in San Augustine and Sabine Counties
Below several vessels were loading with Cotton, to
90 direct TO European ports.
careful estimate of the Cane crop in Brszoria
County shows that 0S5 hhds of Sugar ard 600 bbs
Of Molasses have been manufactured from it.
The Cotton crop promises moro than the average.
Houston, Oct 28-Acrss of Cotton bales are piled
up in this town; all the warehouses full to ovet
flowing. The general disposition IL to ship it direc. to
Liverpool.
A company Of IS rangers ordered by the Governor
had passed up through Antonio.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. rESTTALL
" o.. Edasv Of n. n Trtbuns
sIR: Night beg of yor, - az oct Of jastoe to ny

n TIE EditsV ef ne n TriburS
6Is: Night beg of yOr, - az oct Of ast.ce to my.
self to rs.. in your ooarnrs tie following true cstss
Of en- ope site row." Is you term i. wacn sppeauo
n your iss ue Of ibis orr.Og you 10 DO tits, g.
mo.t TIE wftl of the details given by your repor:el
are ursquivocary false.
Wien l.f. tie Academy of Music on Thursday
evening, Siepor Macca'eiri Siynor Forr: and tasir
lsrdl, I'd, Flowed ny self and Monsieur Lardi, at MS
sister. whom accompanied to the s.: Denis Hotsl
| entered this hotel with them ard remained to re
sons ten n IL utss. Ga iesuirg from il ocRe 70 md
,pere three persons apparently waiting f1rs ne
Sieuor Maccaferri carrying. sword.stick aud
>ier,r Fo'iini with a heavy cane. From
their nanner previously imagined it pee
Naccsf.r nj he might ilteno 10 Assault La Goose
oneDce Of this removed my ring from ny finger acc
buttoned my at but contrary TO my expectations
they allowed NE to pass wltheu, having the cout-
lS down Broadway, not hsvirs iaterchsnge1
one vud with them. They again allowed me.
At the corner Of Fourth stree. l stopped
to allow 6 carriage to, pass when Trey stopped
reached The LsfaTee House when Sgnor Msocaferii
.prstg IRON ne from behind, attempting TO throw
down, and at the came time received two blows on
nv head as I believe from the stick in the hands
Of Sigpor Forini. Knowing that the cane in Aacca
f.ni's hands was Q swordcane, on geitiog an
on po,tur Ity wreeted it from hiu aud IN doug So
situck him With it. Shortly aherward the Polio, cam
M az I gave Sigror Mscaferi in charge. He Was
ih eopseo fetsIed st toe StatorH House ditius
TIE night and repaired there early in the ,roing
win Monsieur and Msdsue LsLd to prove that Signor
Mecca.erri had been fo.lowng me from the Academy
for tie purpose of making this assault upon me.
Imsi e.ate that on nov go doing nei'hermy face nor
nv person In the slightest manner gave eyide1ce o
the hbumps" or punishment" SO very literally at
tritu,eo to them by your reporter.
In conclusion, would poiot out to you that have
the everipg received letter from NJ. Unmso 10
VII ch he most upequivocsuy contradics your report
e,s allegation that my sister was engaged by him IN
conss ouepce Of her "ailowiDg Ma .caterr 10 sicg
the Academy" as she had been engaged by him two
We eks tr. vous to his offering that singer any ENGAGE
inert.
In addition TO this, I viii presume 10 tell you thai
nv sister vas epssged BY Nv. Ulnan bsfOre had
cr:n thought Of engaging Signor Meccsfsri. =
i have the homer 10 be yours most obedently,
Be1d Steef Hoase Nov 6, 1851
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THE HARDWARE DEALERS MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the Hardware Trade was
held at the Astor House last evening.
Mr.. A. K Wetnore elected chairman, in the
abse Of MT. Coming, and Mr. John Davenport was
appointed Secretary.
The Minutes Of the first meeting were read and ap
proved. The report Of tie Committee appointed al
the previous meeting to Golfer With the members Of
the trade in other cities and to consider the co Tree to
be rurared BY the trade, Yves presented by Nc John
c. Tucker chairman A copy Of the circular sent by
the Committee to tie merchants Of other cities was
read, together with the answer.
X. lies were received fiom Curtis & Hand Of Phil
,dephia; Sbafer and Iouey Of Baltimore, and Others
We sut join replies from Albany and Boston
We are In receipt Of your letter Of sOth In
movement now being sde in NewYork for abfideement
OF credit sales Of hardware to the oorrty ade We have
coeiIed i,h Of the dealers here and tod that
princple II pr,y generally approved ct Tue question 10
BE- settled IT, and wben 1t 10 be 'nsugusted cnnot
he done By the aeon Of two towns cities The
eDt must be general and general include Western
cities con petna nth In the sale OF and hardware
Ptsbur and Cir fJr .aupe without such concert
moveutnt AID herein sctplt lies the ebet difficulty
All freely admit the evils OF the present extended
credits ALL bring about ref I'm But whether
we can get al to obserye taithiny an agreement 10
,orr credi,s-r heat Of compettDnw BE- the rub
fancy Still tie object s OF sufficient Consequence to de-
srye an effort and you viii ud the sde here think vii
rbout aud wholesome reform in the matter We
bs rys het the New York Gem bdw houses have taken
initiative in this alter and we are glad to see IT, tor we
tin should begin with fore houses aod their agents. and
thus tie iobhCs will be furnished with most eNcelen; reaoo
r Shorter with parties te whom ey sell lt1e
debt .hs be almost ready 10 good for US
'' a'nc~0 WIZ ERisTUs CORNING Co.
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FROM xANsAs-THE NEW CONSTITUTION

ST LOUIS, Taursday, NOV. D, 1917
Aletler IN TIE Democrat, dated L. com otop, Nov.
2, says tia. Walker had ef. there few days BEFORE
md his ees.instion was thought to bs Washington
L Is tts'ed that Walkers object in stationipg the
hoops at Leccmpton was not exactly 70 protect the
Convention, ror 10 watch and be prepared for any
ie,ioa his Pso.slsveTy enemies might make sgaiost
him. but because the Legislature, having large Free
&ate majority, viii probably repeal the obuo1iou
Avs and depose the oHice-ho'den; in which case
repetition OF the bloody scenes in the early history OF
he Tsnitory lie apprehended. The Constitution viii
b submitted TO the people with Slavery clause
which viii be Objectionable to the Free State men, and
700 moderate Cor the Pro Slavery ultraists.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON,
! Co The N. Y. Tribune.

epwiai Dispstra Co The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. =, lc57.
The Administration 10 greatly dissatisfied with
Mr.. VIM Carey Jones, as bis reports furnish no
ueful info, nation.
Gov. wskcr is scen expected here. Az definite
seton OF h,s course is suspended uutil his arrival
The Secretary of State has not replied to his letter
coscerDipg che patore of the expedition OF the
body Of military emigrants to Nicaragua; but the
orders for the arrest Of any flhbustering oxpedi-
ton are unchanged. Gen. HenniDgsen and Gen.
Cszresu have disappeared.
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THE CONNECTICUT BANKS.

HARTFORD, Friday, Nov. Q, 1857.
The Convoaton Of the Banks Of Connecticut which
met in thu city this serne on for the purpose Of
sultirg upon como plan Of home redemption, by means
ofvhich q circulating medium might be obtsined for
the re:ef Of the business community, adjourned with
out having doae anything at all except to lay OF The
table al the resolu ions offered Sons of the banks
were fer cutting of their present plan Of REDEEM ptiou
While others strongly opposed to t. Forty three
banks were represented by delegates.
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or two tu-dred, AID about oLe thousand over Tut.
bill II Sullivan.

SARATOGA CoUFrY.-An but three towns sad two
eis'ihts, Cspp, 2,703, Tucker, ei3a. The towns to
bs LesEd from are nearly balanced.
EssIX COUNTY Eleven towns heard from. Seven
towns a;e yet to be beard from. TIE Hepubicso
Safe tel e. has received go votes the A merriam
&C., al d the Democratic GOO. TIE Ref ub'ican and
American vote is light. The DemoaSs have
small gain over last yeM Tie major J 10 the unity
for tte Republican S.ateteka will be 40 U. 700.
CLIsToy CoUsrY.-Ten towns are hssrd from, snd
show lsrge Democratic gains. The County Demo
crat msjority will be about 800, and vii be gain Of
1869 over last yea 8 Republican vote fsT Governor.
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:. q Kansas, Who would naturally prefer that
Z. sosy charged with so responsible du'y should
~ .,s . hole people, and not an incOnsiders'
,,f ..s,.n of IL At all events, Kansas is at this
~ sn, .,s.ripg 10 many other particulars uoder
-. ;rc,bu, Of BOrder.Rufiso legislation, from
- .sr peepIe are entitled to be relieved at the
...sa.t poesib moment
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The latest aspect of our recent election is that
BE Democratic State ticket is elected by from
10000 TO $4,000 plurality. TIE Legislature is
dose-the Senate being probably Republic IN,
Seueh possibly otherwise, while the Americans
t,cns half dozen in number) will mcst likely hold
IA balance Of power in the Assembly.
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WAsHiSGros, Friday, Nov. 6, 1857.
The President has proclaimed the bidding force o.
he treaty between the Ucitei States and Peru oon-
tuded the basis that Free ships make fee goods
and tt properly of peutrals boaid enemies YES
sells is subject to detention condscsion, un-
"lefs the same be coDtraband Of war; The contract
commerce. END navigation OF all such powers and
States a. shall consent to adopt them as permanent
and immuiAb!e.
The Gt vorrments financial prospects having i'm
oved it il now thought that loan Will be unneces-
suy. a tex on tea or coffee has not been contem-
plated.
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THE ALBANY JOURNAL on THE ELECTION


TIE Aony Journals 'ootinss of the election returns
do OF alter tie result in the State om the neighbsr.
hood of 10 900 Democratic majority. Wheeler, Amer
can il cleo ed to the Senate from the TX District 10
s,esd of Tuh The Journal figures for the Sen ste l6
st a;ght Republicans, Charming Hathaway in the Xiy.b
aud Lovelspd 10 the XVIII, which claims are disputed
BY the Democrats; 10 Democrats, Anerisaus sni
1Irdspendent. They row claim 81 Republicans. in
cluGirg Americans to 81 Democrats in tho Assembly
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TIE ATLAS AND ARGUS ON THE ELECTION.

Tie Atlas and Argus Tonight figures the Demo
cratic msjoIi.ies o. SO ST. and the Republican MAORI
ties at &, 392-Democrstc majority 1875 They
claim II Democratic Senators, putting Burhaus,
Democrat, down elected 10 the Delaware District,
end make the House stand 81 Democrats % Republi-
canr and Americana
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIaoRE, Friday, Nov. 6, Iaj7.
The election feturos from the State do not show sny
very material change from last years vote Tue
Americans will have majority in both branches OF the
Legislature.
1t is yet doubtful who Is elected to Congress from
the First and Fish Districts.
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BOSTON. Nov. 4 1857.

IL response your favor Of the seth uctooer to
Me.rs g. h Gray DaIiorh meeting OF inc IA ha,dmare
Board Of Trade yesterday at e,noon The
sstett ess.nDe the present terms Of credit being PIE
cited that ether topics from gentlemen
sennr oil the above branches Of trade There was seaera
credit 6oaIa b. but Alec that bbng should
r'is. upon more punetu Is INC .r 0 oPch
wb cash terms should not be hereafter held tnc TO
in mediate payment hseaa OF thirty d,yr
On motion, it was unanimously voted Th.s IL 4. expsdieL
"to shorten the va terms Of credit present gwen oy 'he
COMMITTEES wa. sppoIsed Of two from each Of ssid
branches Of trade to consider the whole subject and report
III. Ces,n AID seertsry were Instructed 20 Inform the
Chansn Of the reeng Of hardware dealer. in Ne~foEk o.
the above and sso ubce that body the request
thu, the srtiou with them Of the or branches CT
trade above mentioned may be o0a1'd aqs %S
w SMITH, Secretary.
b-Tbe nittee WI. hold the hrs. meeting Tomorrow
"a Their deberaton If you will send q y0ar earliest con
yeriece the details OF the measures already ssen 10
Yoi ssso Of the proceedings Oh the eth ia'an sna
auerty.
Afer presentation of these letters, the foo"in
report vas read snd accepted:
REPORT.
The Committee appointed general meeting OF we
Trade bod the I'd fo.ebr to consider "a cs,
ing u. time Of credit p aard-sIe saes report s e
IL d. poI Il Jour ttee would permit That they have
suited with representing the elnerent
6rns Il Boston Albany, Phis3ophs sCd bstnoIe "n.
cc,nspcnetnoe appended to this report AID peg e
briefly sutm II they deem to be malay tne ~;
present eTos d. ultes helr general eneet IL
Participate ard in the appeueed res9I'o1r = n
whdb app, srs 10 be generally enteitsned By
regard 70 what stoGd be practice in ceds we
FL adoption.
Tire cure merrsL murty psssug th,o TO- A.
Of general dep-esson and qdsnt cetar 80,
psrntn OF business IL behooves 70 :,
csBsts of such resu and uu end me ss2p 80
foI the future that will tend - restore W.
rect exiting evils and promote the we fare u &c ia =,
We think uueh o. the prtseIt esttrs. SAY Oe
iroiesst.. spifit q In luxurious
Rss eIrtI dituies aid excessive cfediis ~ ,i,r n, The
We s.'IioUie great dssl Of tro5be 70 tr .
Banks Who have eIconnged spint Of :,
readily drg 70 den spds made upn et' -, ~
their disct By szcdenly contracting 70 w 49, 80
BrIe.td L BDror have rende., many Of our me-
chants abe &c Tesirr tkeir iafe nairi.f
ecLactsce restored, ard capital efsn rn' ~ - ~
rurroses There Apparently but NE ~ &c
tor between tie eiferen. Bans officers; some o. 'e
the s.ouIl iAt tier rus. -it Gaze q tate..
rgttirg the fac, th,i the ittefests 81 the f.ne
Bar keY AT ids1tisa aud that isaes OF ,nr OF
st,r other bs,a pey would - 80. .n, ~,
of orE te.t merc5st. cm bs3kIUp,e1 az ~ s su'
psIic tie outset prevented TIE ssd = :, %
O. saved the moTtihosrn 81 genera
We sc lsy net ali.e share OF the bkre upon 90
city oGsss, who tays puEsasa course p'''-'
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,,, rrvprRANCE MEN OF SARATOGA AND
HE Linn y r. DELATAN.

SARATOGA, Friday, Nov. ISJ7.
.,o Temperance Getting held 10 toe s.. Nichols
u1i be,s Iast tveping which vas addressed by Z. Of
McCoy. the f,llowiog Ies olution was passed:
Re.red That Temperance men we DO not approve Of the
YoL state Society and That the good 81 the
&c our eDt reg Tres that the Society should be eman
ma, d from his control.
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PROJECTIONS FOR THE POOR.
PHILApfIPnIA. EfLoAY. \

PHILADELPHIA, Friosy, Nov. 6 1857.
Some excitement wa stoned 10 town to- day By
gang Of about dozen men armed with mu.kets sp-
peGipg 10 the streets, csryiOg b.ALer bearing the
hserp iop I've will Protect the P;or,' ard with
hf tf bread pictured upon it. The Polcs dispGssd
hem AID esptared al their gum.
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L,upA KEEsr's THEATER.-" The Sea Of lee"
revived at this theetsr gives occsson for soma iLdf
ferett polar scenery and sorne god drswing.roona
scenery. The chsracers excepting these Assigned to
Mis- Keene and Mr.. Jordan, have but Ltle todo. Mss
Keere looked and acted ehsrnipgly. Mr Jordan WA
very good ard beat q, the lat. very fsir audience
the tough times considered, was psesels, ara ouiy
spp,auded the efforts Of their favorite sc.ofa'
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FROM MIME SOT<.
ELECTION SwINDLEs AND LAND swINDLEs

ELECTION SWINDLES AND LAND SWlNDLES
Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Oct 80 1857.
We thiIk We are perfectly eafe in announcing that
Alex Ramsey Rep the first Governor Of the Tern.
tty of Mint esCta has been elected the first Governor
of the new State but by VIVA, majority it is impossible
TO ssy az the returns not al 10 and they are doubt
LEES KEEP, back on purpose to swell the maorties for
Sbley Dem.), may suit tae emergency of tns case
Twept, five counties have been heard from officially
which give Ramsey maj ,rity, and in thirty i've coun'
ties official ana unofficial to this date, Ramsey hiss
majority Of 65s. But it should be borne in mind, that
the counties TO be heard from manufacture votes com
mensurate With any demand. For instance. ve are
an1iousy awsitirg now to receive news OF oo0 ma
iolty at Pembna for Sibey where there not more
than 200 votes Indians, half breeds, run suckers aud
dead men. Should decent vote be polled at Penn.
bina, Ramseys nsjority will lif him over fraud and
corruption into the gubeinatcrial chair Bot should
Pem6ina do as expect she will do, the vote will be
very clofe.
am Inclined to believe that the Democrats have
the best shsw in the Legislature but their majority
latter 6eductDg contested &c ats on account OF ftsud)
will be nor. than or tHo. With the exception
of Ramsey, the whole Democratic Sate ticket Is
electe d. But wait another season. when the FEEDERS al
pap" is removed, and we will chow them what Min
nesota can do in The great cause Of Freedom.
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C,s.,lin. ve..etdsy. II psssed along I've north edge
Ia .,isys blowing Gown houses and bHns. aud
%ore or lees nuriDg svers persSns and Il then took
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DEATH OF A CUSrOM-HOUSE OFFICER.
BARNsTADLE, Mass, Thureday, Nov. 6, 1857:
port, and highly esteemed citizen, eied here last
night.
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NINTH SENATE DISTRICT.

corr.ssorsence OF The N. Y Tribune
MIDDIETowS, Orarge Co., Nov. 3, isJ..
o. B Wheeler, the Republican CANDIDATE, il.
elected in this, the IX.h Senatorial District. He
has msjOIiy over Tuth'll in this County Of one
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov o, 800.
Socks firm; Pennsylvania Elves 81; Reading
Railroad, IL; Long leland Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 49,.
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NAVAL.

NoRFoLK, Friday Nov 6, 1857.
The United States sloop of-war Cyane, before
ported in Hampton Roads, has come into port to be
paid Off
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.-M No. go Water street.
. o'clock this morning. Dennis Epgshh 'no. hs s'~
through the heart with q pistol. The murderer ~
arrested.
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THE EPICEMiC IN JACKSONVILLE.

SAVANNAH, F1Iudyj NOV. " IoJI,
Several physicians in Jacksonville, Fla, have pro-
nounced the fever there TO be bilious cOngestve, and
ret yellow fever
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LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
NETWORK ELECTION.

From the returns received up TO the time OF going
to press this morning, make up the following re-
sui. for S ate officers and Legislature:
Secretary Of State. Gideon j. Tucker.
Controlier. Sanford Church.
Treasurer. Isaac V: Vanderpoel.
Attorneg.G encrot... Lyman Iremaip.
State Engineer. $1,000. Van Ren, Richmond.
Canal Commissioner. 80. John NJ Jsycex.
Sta'e-Pri'0" aHer[2s; - yEFcf E: Rhodes
l..Suffolk, Queens &c........ Joshua b. Smith
2..Kngs part. Samuel Sloan
3..Kngs part. Francis b. Spinoa
Anew. York, lower Wards. John C. Mather
5..New-York Eastern. ..Smith Ely. jr.
6..New. York. Western. Richard Schell
7..New.Yoik, Upper. ....John Dohery
g.. Westminster, &c........... Benz. Brandreth
9..Ofange, Sullivan. ......-...O u. u. HheeIer
TO-. Ulster, Greene. ............ Geo. w. Pratt
Il. .Dutchess Columbia. .Wm. G. Vaudeville
r.. Rensselaer,, Washington ..John ID. Willard
10. Albany ....................G Y. JOHNSON, f.
Ia. Delaware, &c..........-...E Burhams.
49, Saratoga sc. George g. Scott
l6Wsnen, Essex &c. ........R A. Loretand
II. ST. Lawrence, Franklin. 80. Wtn. A. Wheeler
49, Jefferson, Lewis. Joseph A. Willard
10 Oneida .AiTlcE Ua6GeU
90. Heikmer, Otsego.. ........A II. Laf;n
q. .Osvego. Cheney dmcs
% Opondags. james Moron
o. Madisop Recommendation j. F00te
o.. Tonpkins Broome &c.. Lyman Truman
25.. Csyuga, Wayne. AIer' b. Wdl'am'
o.. Ontario, Yates, &C.. ........ Truman BOardman
q. .Steuben, Chemupg &c.,. alexander .. Dtrea
o.. Monroe ....................Jo John f.. Paterson
% Gene see Orleans, &c. Horat'0 j. Stor, Ind
30. Allegany, Wyoming, sc. ....JOhn B. halSte@
81
49,. Chautauque, &c........-.-. Joh" r. Daring
Democrats in Roman IA; Republicans in Italics IL; Ameri
can elected by Repub lean votes) in SNAIL cAPrALsl
Both Democrats and Republicans claim to have
elected their Senator's in the XVIII and XVIth Dis
trots In our list we give the former to the Repub
cans and the Lat .er TO the Democrats.
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DEPARTURE OF THE EUROPA.

DEPARTURE OF TUE EUROPA.
HALIFAX, Friday Nov. 6, 1857.
The royal mail steamship Europa, from Boston,
sailed at midnight for Liverpool.
The weather ia cloudy.
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ALLEGANY COUNTY.

Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
CENEsEr, Allcgany Co., n Y, Nov D.
The Republican majority of Allegany County On
tie State ticket is at least . 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
A HURRICANE.

HUKKICNNt.
CLEVELAND, Friday, Nov. 6, 1851.
hsrricsae passed half mile weet of tbs village OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The abou. may b. varied somewhat by tie official
JUDGES or THE SUPREME COURT.
District L.. ID. p. Ireraham Cerg term
10 lab Sutherland Short term.
U..Jobn w. Brown Qoog terml.
John A. Lot. short term.
ILL.,. Henry Hogeboom long term.
UWiiam b. Hright short term.
w.. Alouzo C. Paige.
y..Joseph Mullen (or,bsblyl.
VI. lVm. u. Campbell probably.
VII. 1lOs,as A. johnson.
VIII. Neat Dar $, jr. lopg term.
Marlin Grorer short term.
pemoars.' in Roman, 81 Republicans in hdIT'.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

From the returns received up to the time of going
to press this morning, make up the following re-
sui. for ate officers and Legislature:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-21
Flour

leo bbls extra brand Flour
500 SACKS Drake s Mills.
500 7 saGzs brakes Mills.