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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

call for meeting Of citizens Of oil parties OPP
posed 10 tho reelection Of Fernando Wood to the
MsyoratJ though but recently Get on foot, has al
ready received thousands Of excellent signatures.
The meeting il 10 be held at the Merchants Ex-
change on Saturday afternoon, and those who wish
to add their names to the call can do SO at TIE
TRIBUNE Office OF Mt the Office Of any Of the Anti
Wood journals. The purpose Of this meeting is to
secure combination Of all parties upon 9 siogle
candidate for Mayor.
vigorous address to the electors of the city has
been issued by tho Anti Wood League, with the
signature of A. Oakley Hall, esq, As Chairman.
We extract a passage:
"Lsst year he Wood ran several thousands behind
bis ticket, and has always been by ten thousand in
minority Of the poll We who know him well declare
to you that he is this day quakiDg 10 his Office at the
oirado gathering without Tina. he Is making despe-
rate bids for power. That he is to day as pald with
fear as showed the head of the French tyrant when
las parrates Alison 'spoor man approached the life
less body Of one lately the obec. Of dread, and
exclaimed: eyes, Robespierrc, there is a God -
That there are thousands 10 his own ranks whom he
has intulted and betrayed. Men 10 the commercial
classes whose names he has erroneOusy trrdod with
Sporting men whom he has plsyed with for after uses
az the ,lsr takes the trout. LabOrers whose horet
manhood be has insulted by dsmagogicsl promises
of charity For the November election he promised
bali the places in the Custom. House; for the Deoen-
Der one be Is pledging the other halt, while he has
carte blanche for none. Aud although for tbicy.four
months he has been steadily ard silently bulldog up
party solely for bis own personal sggranoze nens,
aid although his troops are well drilled aud well pro-
visioned yet if every voter becomes vigilance COM
mtee, II every elector will cry aloud and spare not
each Ward Association will subdvde its districts into
blocks and place man to care for every block then
the hour Of our city deverance is nigh!
"The hour But who IL the mau
Gle should be Democrat of undoubted standing
90 that Fernando Wood and his emssaries shall not
arouse party preudces by excsimng 10 the rank and
file, You behold man named ostensibly to defeat
me- but in reality to get control Of the Police and Of
the Heads of Departmental
"The party Conventions should rather give indorse
ments or acceptances than issue original paper. And
there should but be two candidates for Aims House
Governors and but two tickets for Supervisors, 8, that
all these being elected, as matter of course, there
nothing to fight about except the defeat Of Fernando
Wood
This is perfectly sound and true. There il no
doubt that Wood may nov be crushed, and with
him the whole dssraceful system of corruption and
misrule which he has carried to hight never b.
fore imagined. But this can only be achieved By q
unies Of all his opponents and a jealous effort to
bring every citizen to the polls. Shall not the
work be donei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Tas PEAR 1857 10 destined to DO long remembered
o. cse Of unprecedented rains aud 'ods throughout
tbs Northern States Our Canals were never before
90 often nor so seriously obstructed BY breaks as
sais ysa,. Our Railroads also have suffered So
vereiy, si still suffer. TIE Central appears to
have received mOst damage By the aOcd of this
wess, but the Erie has also been seriously injured
No trains passed over the Central yesterday; none
kft Albany for Bufslo hat evening. Tue Cansda
Eias foz the Peia failed to reach this city season.
any, in consequence Of these diustsr'. We have
not yet been called to ohrsnicls say calamtous
esrIts to trains or passengers; but the deter ton
i.ss.f no slight evil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

The ssws from the Military Expedition to Utah
is ominccs. Tie bulk of il rad encountered snow
wti'e stn far from its destination. AMI both men
ana horses were fast failing. Taere is report
that supply train Of seyenty Ave wagons, moving
forward between the vanguard and the msia body,
s:s hsea surprised and captured BY Mormon
ds,sohmer.. II this prove true, there can be no
fosger ratoral doubt that Brigham Young means
to rest sAe entrance Of .Ae troops into hi. capital
vita al his power. AID to the last extremity. II
80, tss Expedition. exhausted and enteebled By
cold farine sai forced marches, has sloomy
nrospsot Il casnot retreat without sncouassying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

The unemployed" relying upon the sympathy
lately expressed for them BY Mayor Wood in his
character of candidate for reelection, como to
him to ask for bread, or at least for some Of that
corn meal, -four and potatoes, Swallowed forth in
his famous message But, in.tesd Of getting either
the bread or the potatoes they get from the Mayor
only call upon the police to protect him from
their csnors, and by way Of echo from Washing
ton-sabers and bayonets! We were not aware
that The danger to be spprehended Of an attack on
the sub-Treasury was so imninenti but as the
troops are said to have been sent for By Marshal
Ryndera and as that distinguished official is per-
son of no sman experience in the matter Of mob'
ard riots, We take It for granted that the United
States troops have not been marched into tho City
for nothing.
Being dore by a Democratic President and BY
Democratic authority this movement will doubtless
be Get down a. all right Far be it from us-as at
present hfor nedtO say is il not; but suppose such
thing bad been done by Republican officers
Suppose Republican President had marched troops
into the City on DO other grounds than are apparent
in the present casei When should We have heard
the last of it Would it rot have been represented
an insult to the suffering poor thus to take it for
granted that behind the experiment Of bullying the
Mayor and Common Counci-which might well
enough pass for little piece Of Democratic fun
Ia Tammany-there lay concealed the feloniOus
and treasonable design Of rObbing the treasury
Ard what we should like to know, becomes Of the
famous Democratic doctrine of tho al-suficiency
Of Nsw.Yoik for itself, and the outrsgeousness of
being obliged to submit to foreign interference if
United States troops are thus to be marched in on
the first breath Of alarm, and not Governor King,
but General Scott be appealed to for the prsserva'
tian Of tie peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Contrary 10 tie opinion Of Judge Oscen, tae
presiding Jodge, who wss over-ued a. to this nat
ter BY bis county sasocs.cs the tsd Of CueTs, the
youg Cuban, Of which We lave hitherto given
some acc, unit, was closed yesterday b! the Impos'
ton Of fne On the prisoner to the amount Of
81 COO If the punishment wore 70 Do limited 70
a fte, this was tie highest amount WHICH, undef
the statute. tho Court VAS authorized TO impose
We, however, had the case depended upon our
deci,iop, should rather have agreed with Judge
Ogden in making the punishment imprisonment
though rot altogether for the ressona when 10
gives We hold that, in OIL cases Of personal NO
lsuce, even an ordinary assault and battery, the
punshment ought to 10 lot fine but Improvement
Il il or " By the fiction Of diseraoeful punisa
neut that such Injuries can be ee Stusly rePr sssed
The rfction of 6nes in such cases gives al undue
advantage to those having money and position. II
it be supposed that the pistol was actually dis
charged BY Cuevs, tie punishment in that point OF
view would seem very inadequate to the Odeose.
Even if it we're presumed that the pistol went of
accidentally, Jet, a. the prison or did actually
commit an assault ard battery, and as it was at
tim, be ought in cur view Of such cases, to have
been ,ubjected 10 difgraceful punishment, even
though 20 homicide bad occurred. Aud certainly
that Cueya carried pistol in ais pocket and that
the other party was killed, though IN Intentionally
does not seem to afford any reason for ioteEing tho
punishment into 9 fne. There is, however, one
ceusideration which might, and not unreasonsbly,
have had a. certain weight with the Court. The
prisoner had already suffered four months i'm
prisopmert prior to bis trial. Possibly, too, En-
Other confederation might have operated upon
them, ard that is the probability, judging from
what so constantly happens in similar cases, that il
tie sentence had been Imprisonment, speedy par
don would have put sn end to it. % the whole,
this s a care going strongly to coufl'm the opinion
which we have but too frequent reason to express,
that in no country in the world does position and
money 20 further than in this to disarm the terrors
of the law. We doubt very much whether, if the
trial had come off in Cuba. the cuprit would have
escaped so easily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
FROM THE PLAINS.

ST.. LopIs, Wednesday. Nov. II. 1851.
Adyces from Fort Laramie TO October y ~
that Col. Cocks command, the Sscoed Deg -
ves four miles this aide the Fort and lad ensouatses
a snow storm i've days previouly.
Gel Johnston, when last heard from, wa go nass
beyond Laramie. 1be snow was seven ,oches seQ
100 miles this eide, where an express left him Owe
10 the lin supply Of corn AID The eotire sbeepos
erass. the teams and Dragon horses we're iaii1
rapidly. .., 49,.
burnt three Government trains, Consisting Ok sevc.
Eve wacons. near Green River, ninety miles bsAtf
Sol Alsxsndsrs comm snd which constisuted the vss
n was rumored that the 5sh and 10th Regimsah q
Infantry and the batteries Of Aniery would take ps
eession Of Mormon vlisge on Bear River fof wlalg
ouarterB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

The Committee the Common Cosecil to which
was referred Mayor Woods corn meal and -pota-
toes Messsge, seems to have adopted the dootIine
of the famou, fable Of the Bees-at least so far as
to msirtain that private extravaganza and Was'eai
ness nay rebound to the public coed. Among other
.peculators a, te the causes Of the existing hnan'
cisl pressure, We find the following:
Another erroneous idea is that luxurious living
e,tIavsssnt dressing, splendid turn outs snd hne
iouses are tie causes Of distress to nation NO more
erroneous impression could exist Every sxtrsya-
gsnce that the man Of 500 900 or 900 600 nduges
r. ADDS 10 the mears the support the wealth OF or
bur who had little nothing else but their Ia
Dor, their intellect or their taste. If man q null
ion spsde principal and interest in ten years and finds
himse beg JARED at the end ct that time ne has sctu
ally made hundred, who have catered to his ehua W.
sesnte. employers or employed, 60 much richer oy
ne division Of his wealth. He may be ruined ou,
The nation lie better of ard richer; for hundred
uirds and bands with $40 600 apiece, are tar more
productive thsn one with the whole"
II would TEEN, according to this, that every man
who h. mOrsy has Oaly 10 spend il ~ fa': " po'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

be to int, sduce period Of srueerass Pr''p'rs''
end that general esnsv'ssece 10 the se.' means i0s
TIE d;ffusiov Of stalth. FortansNiy' 'ne e'eases'
,oeoItsrft cs,not % waste his N neg that be doe.
net While il la,ts, e. cOursge certain smeoc. o.
productive Industry. But the encouragement 'au'
ssorded rups rapidly Ia an cod, aud leaves toe ur'
h.np, prrdu GER. VITO had relied upon it much u
the sane preaiosment In which cur poou' noa'
itself AZ pretek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Our news from Mexico is important The Cen
stitut,on bias been Suspended, and ComoDfort de-
olsred Dictator. Tho country is convulsed By fac
tons and intrigues, and the rule Of Comonfort 10
evidently prscsrious. Yucatan is the the.ter OF
bloody war Of races, and the central authority .
only maintained in the South BY the rsme and
efforts Of Alvarez. Mexico seems on TIE verge Of
dissolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
HoN-RECEIpr OF THE ARABIHs NEWS.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Nov II, TO p. m.
The news.yscht still remains outside Of Cape Race,
and as the Araha is over due off that point the pre-.
sumption that she passed far to the south that
she was not observed. The yacht, however will con-
tnus a. her post eight ten miles due south Of the
Cape.
9OCLocK P. M.--We have no tidipgs Of the Arabia.
The weather is pleasant, and telegraph, conmunica-
ZION With New York is low reestebshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At WATERFORD, n. Y

A destructive occurred a. Waterford Saratoga Co..
at O'Clock this morning. The extensive Touring mill
of MessIs. Morse EDDY Co., together with the store
house attached and its contents, were entirely de-
stroyed. Ten ,hcrssnd bushels Of wheat and four
hundred baIrels Of -four 10 the storebouse. The
fire IL supposed TO hsve originated In the friction Of
the machinery. The loes amounts 10 about 49, 600.
The insurance 0 on the s.Oek and y 900 on the
building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

certain death By frost sod starvss'on' II cannss
winter in Tie elens Of the Rocky Mountains; while
to advance ID to brave defeat aid erterminAsioA.
This Expedition set out weeks too late, and it, d.
st1ucton would devolve terrible weight Of rospon-
sibility On the authorities as Washington. We
tr,t the report Of actual hostisies on the part Of
the Monmons msy prove unsounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
ARREST OF GENERAL WALKER IN NEW.
ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1857.
Gen. William Walker was arrested here a. q lste
hour la.t night on the affidavit of Cusom.House Of.
cer. He was mme diateIy admitted to bail in g. 600.
His arrest will probsby not interfere with his Plans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
FIRE AT BOSTON.

About O'Clock this Aorirg Ere broke out in No.
I3 fremont row and extended 10 Nos. IA and ID. L.
A. Jones & Co. are heavy losers, s25 900 worth Of
tfeir stock being completely drenched. Jones,
White and McCurdy, dental Instrument makers, aud
Others. suffered more or lees damage. The tire was
confined to the upper part Of the buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

suinans, Pro.estsctisn oysr neafls ell Germany
bsrd.in hatd viii dsspotc governments, ard rival
ing Papscy ard Js,uit,m in the persecution OF o's'
science sud thoulht-when We behold 81 tei', No
may e1clsim. Verify, verify, old historical Ecr'p'
il using herself up, and going TO pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
Mep1lork DAILY @ibm,re
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Jbofsss In sending rettssess. hesasss sa1 % NEE
kou the name Of ORco, ana very feqssnay ne
name a tee State yhsch tssr paper t. b. seos A.
war; nentiss the name Of the roe" oe"s ana Sss~'
n. s.s ssn be saxon snonymsas Communication Whaa
tsaded insertion must Be euthentoeted BY the
M sdarpss wrser-net nsoessay foo pxbiee
voa. bat = guaranty Of his good filth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Ths Arabia cow fully Cue at THE pert, had not
bssn tsIssrsptsd up to the hour Of going to Press
In Consequence Of the recent storm, the news
yacht Of TIE Associated Prs,s missed her at Cape
Race. which shs has doubtless passed before this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR IZARD OF
NEBRASKA

ST. LOUIS No, Tuesday, Nov. TO, 1857.
Gov. lizard Of Nebraska Territory arrived here
yesterday en- route for his home in Arkansas He has
Rewarded bic resignation to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

From WISCONSIN we learn that the whole Ad-
ministrstion State ticket is elected. The Repubh-
cans have msjorisies in both houses Of the LsgslA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
THE WISCONSIN ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1857.
The election of the Democratic State ticket in Wis
consin is generally conceded. The Republicans have
q majority in both branches Of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
FIRE AT CHARLESTON,

CHARIEsros, Wednesday Nov. III 1857.
The South Caroline Ccrdage Company's factory, 10
this city, was burnt yesterday. The loss Is about
500, 600. ard the insurance lin Northern Offices
sbout $l2 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA "Wednesday, Nov. II, 1857.
Stocks 6rm. Psnnsylvanis Elves SIT; Reading
Railroad. 1875 Morris Canal, 36i Long IsAad Railroad
81; Penns yiv snis Railroad, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
THE pROYIDENCE BANKS.

PPoyIDEScE, X. L., Wednesday, Nov IL. iSN.
The fol'owiDg the statement Of the f'oviassee
Banks TO the 9Th met:
Observation-Disclosures. ass SIS Specie MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
IMPORTANT FROM MEXI0o
COMONFORT DlCTATOr
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED A.,

NE~0RLEAss. Wednesday, Nov u, 1852
TIE steamship Tennessee from Vera Cruz M : a ,
has arrived with sdvic.s from III. Ctr o u.,.
to the 4th b. the usu. atd the eth By Telegraph.
The Tenr sseee brings ovss eslfs nilioa n ,s>..
sid highly impostAn' in'esigsecs.
On tie 4th inst tho political guarantees Of The ~.
Constitution were swpeodse, srd Presiisr, Csooss-
WEE clothed with Occasional powers.
Maria Law had been proclaimed 10 the Disr;.s -
Cu,rsvscs. in Consequence Of seious difS ,,Isl.s -
tween the Spanish and aencsa carees
Gen. Alvsez was stul successfa sssias he rob-.
in the South.
Later &C Woes from Yucstan state thsa Cs.psss,.
had surrendered TO the GoSernmeot troops. TIE ~.
olu.ion in the Province hsd, however 'sksa nee ".
and indeed, the wnols population were 10 sfaG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
ropNaDO NEAR MEMPHIS

NEhPHIs, lena, Mouday, Nov. ,. ~ !,
A very destructive tornado occurred ct BcowaviA
near this place, on Saturday. -4 :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Coal AT $5.-Dischargng, Locust Mountain
CoAL E<s and soy, zes ter rDsco rssses srd stoves No
Czhkss-to slate TsusLow ssoTHges. No. II Wall 2OS
aouth jSth IA WLlsnsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

HOILOwAY'S PILLS are admitted TO be the
sres Alternative medicine the world Their effect upon the
syss l. cot yioen but mid and psriess and tue facility
VA WHOA they egute the dsoreered stomseh and bowels
- estore The snrns fluids healthy life sustsnicg cond
A places them immessusb In advance of oil other intens
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dersigned beg leave to call the attention of the
People of Mills and adjoining Counties to the
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