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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
FIRES.
FIRE IN aULRERRY STREET.


Lsst night, about IL o'clock, fire broke on. In .
fame building in the rear Of No. II Mulberry street.
occupied 81 a csrpentsrshop, and thence extended to
two ifIsme houses adjoining occupied as tenement
houses, Owing to the combustible nature Of the
material in the building where the fire originated the
flames gsned considerable Roadway before the alarm
Wa given, but the frsmen, arriving early on the
ground, soon put end to the corfagration. A
ard rspy Of them loet all their furniture.
The total loss viii not exceed $500. The origin Of
the fire is unknown bat it it s supposed to have been
the work Of an incendary. The property belonged 20
Mr.. Riley, ard was uninsured.
While the members Of No. 6 Hose Company were
taking Up tteir hoss after the Are in Mulberry street.
preparatory to leaving, number Of shots were fired
At them by number Of dsspsrsd0ss ana several o
to nee serousy injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

Owing to the discOurssrg stste of the market
hs. week at Bulls Head, aud sisc to The break in
To rs.iroad, by which drovers were prevented
from getting cattle forward we had eleven hundred
Eess in market yesterday, and over sixteen huodeed
ysss this week in the City, and IS natural conse-
eusros. owing to the short supply, particularly in
rst clsss beevss, the price, will Do seen in our
market report advanced about one cent poaud
FOR the meat II 10 rot believed by any one that
BE advance can Be mail tsired another week, par.
tcdlsrIy ss Thanksgiving comes on Thursday next,
VIXEN everybody viii die upon TCsst turkey, and
ths rest of mankind will e:jcy q fat goose, duck
Or fowl. at LEES per pound team they could obtain
roast beef With only seventeen hundred beeves
il market, aud mOst Of them verS light it is no
surprising that prices advanced. With tue same
rumber next week, it wit be surprising if the price
does not recede again a. low Is it was last week,
and probably sti1 lower in succeeding weeks
Zhege is great supply of cattle in the cou0try,
snd but isW are being packed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

We have our Ksns~ letters from Lscompsoa to
9th met, giving the closing scenes Of the bogus
Cow eni:or. and from Lawrence to tie lltb, giving
further interesting advices We have now the Con-
s.tutioa and Schedule 10 fal aud their purpoit il.
given below. But We must 40 back little and
etoN the origin aid proper force of this Infamous
proceeding:
I. Tee Constitutional Convention, which has jas!
adjourned, wa called BY tho last Territorial Lesi,
Isture, which was elected in October Of la,t year
By light vote of the Pro-Sayery faction and their
Missouri sIiss aloIs-.ts Free-State men denying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

BY the arrival Of the Niagara at Halifax yester.
Sag va have three days later advces from Europe,
vAich are more interesting in a commercial than
political point Of view. The pressure in tho Ia.
giish money market was becoming excessive; sew.
era heavy failures were reported; the Bank of
England had raised its rate Of discount 10 9 per
ceat but this advance had caused no abatement ia
Ge demand for money. Several heavy failures
Nere announced and urgent calls for relief on the
part Of the Government had been made from Glas-
gov ard other parts Of the United Kingdom. The
Bark Of Hamburg had also advanced its rate to 9
per cant; the Credit Bsnk Of vienns being in want
Of ;sady money had demanded payment from those
perscns who bad obtained advances on Government
az private stock-a step likely to cause great en-
bs,rsSmept; shipments Of specie from all parts of
TIE Continent to America were ip the course of
trsasniss:or. a. banquet TO the Dske Of Cam
bridge, Mr.. Dallas made rather 8 Argainary spe.ch
upon the Indian revolt. The Duke stated that he
had received letter from Sir Colin Campbell, de-
Dyiog that there had been any difference between
himself ard the Governor General. TIE Emperor
Of France is said to be uneasy at the turn things are
taking in tho Pfincipalties. A very large reduc-
tion IN the Austrian army Is positively determined
Uppn. Bresdstufs ard Cotton had declining ten
de1oy. Consols IS 1898 "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

tctd frauds OF Oxford, &c. In any possible case,
Slavery 10 fastened or Ksusas beyond her Pc H.r u
shske il a, provided Congress can be induced to
accept this Constitution. And the calculation evil
der.ly is, that the Free State men will refuse to
coupterAnce this vlainy By voting under it. s, tia.
the "COnstitusoa rilh Slavery" will be triumph.
anty carried.
People Of the United States unles, your Repre-
seaiatves ri acs this Consultation, Kansas is for
ever eLslaved VIII you not arouse and Let
your wishes be knownf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

Everybody is mortal. Mistakes happen in the
best-resulsted families. The late Judge Story on'e
made mistake III prOnouucing the word amplora'
giving the wrong quantity to the penulfmste. he
was coed classical scholar, but not equal TO al
the e1isences of cumulative perfection. So, too'
another eminent classcist has been caught IN blum
der, which stern serse Of public duty calls upon
us to correct. We refer TO DR.. A. V. Williams,
Of the Board Of Education, chairman Of me E1ecu'
tive Committee on the Free Academy. In
speech last evening in favor Of an Augmentation OIL
The profe ss,rs salaries in that remarkable popular
scd useful insttutoa-aa augmentation inP'rs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

The Commercial advertiser will thank Us tor not
puI suing it, Kansas mistakes any further except
to correct an entirely rev blunder 0t' which it fell
yesterday, in arguing that the following paragraph
from the much debated letter of The 81. Louis Re-
publ,eans correspondent "utteny isnores' the
Provisional Gevsirorship of Sarveyor-General
Calhoun:
CT understand hat Committee have already
waited upen Cor. Walker, asking him TO co1rene an
extra session of the Legislature to nee the concu-
gency."
The Commercial doss not seem to understand
tia. this 10 ga Committee" Of Free 'Ststs men,
urging Gov. Walker 10 convene the Territorial
Legislature recently chosen, 10 order to organize
and carry on under its lead an oatrght resistance
to the preteDsicns and prospective operations Of
Mr., Cshoun's governorship, dictatorship, regency,
or whatever it may be cslled. Such, however, is
the truth The Commercial talks Of the whole mat
ter too cartlessy and without due consideration Of
the developed facts. We beg it to set those facts
prominently forth in its columns, either with or
without comment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

Like master, ike man. The extraordinary letter
lately addressed by master William Walker to the
Secretary of State, has been followed up by
onother letter addressed to the same persouase BY
Gen. HenniDg,en. II is generally agreed, We be-
lieve, that in the matter of fighting and military
tactics, Henningsen showed himself much the ADLER
man Of the two, and he may now put in similar
claim to superiority in the way Of writing and
diplomacy. Walker, though he Atifl clai ned to be
President, as such, of Nicaragua, went no further
in bis letter than to deprecate any interference on
the part of our Government to prevent bis depsr
ture, and that of bis companions out of the coun-
try. He did not pretend to call for any direct CO.
operation. or to set up any claims peculiar to him
self. Henningsen quite outdoes Walker. He in
vOkes the direct Interference Of our Government
and relies upon Gen. Cass to call President Mora
10 instant account He insists that the treaty Of
capituiatiop, brought about BY Capt. Davis, under
which the flibuiters were allowed safe conduct out
of the country, 90 far from beng-as it has com.
monty been understood 10 bet piece Of kindness
on Capt Davis's part, and gladly acceptedby them
as their best, if not only chance, for their lves
was, in fact, forced upon them. The 6lIbusters,
according to Gen. HenniDgsen, had ample means Of
making good their retreat, to wit: forcs of two
hundred AID sixty Americans and forty ma
tives capable Of bearing arms; by way
Of provisions, two oxen, two mules, three
horses, and thousand pounds Of sugs, and the
schooner Grenada, Of seventy.five tuns, in which,
but for the fact that Capt Davis had seized her,
there would have been no difficulty in embarking.
AZ Capt. Davis thus forced the treaty upon them
aeain,t their will, Gen. Henningsen insists tina.
though be, Hennipgsen, signed it, it was not his
treaty but the treaty of the United States; and as
cordipgH he calls upon Secretary Cas- to look after
its enforcement especially in relation to the nstive
sdherents of Gen. Walker, whom, contrary to tho
spirit of the treaty he understands to be harasssd
in various ways.
Such is the nominal object of this letter. Its real
object seems to be to encourage a new attempt
upon Nicaragua, by showing what military wonders
were accomplished during the expedition that
failed. Gen. Henningsen tights all his battles over
81 ain, and makes terrible slaughter Of his oppo-
bents. Yet, admitting all that the valiant General
contends for, what does it amount to' Why,
merely that if le. alone instead Ct entering into
cspitulation, the fllibustes might have succeeded
in running away. Suppose it was 30; we cannot
zee in that fact any great encouragement for setting
on foot new expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
THE MAYORALTY.
MIR. TIEMANN ACCEPTS.

New YORK, Nov. IL, 1857.
GEsTLHxEs: have received your communication
of this date announcing that the COMMITTEES appointed
at mass meeting Of the people, held at the Mereh-
ants Exchange on the 18th inst, have decided 10
present my name to the citizens Of NewYOrk for thsf
srffrsges at the ensuing Msyoray election, and Do
airing my consent thereto.
In reply, 1 have the honor TO accept the nomins'
tiop and wiD If elected endeavor TO meet the just sx-
pectatiops of the public that the Government Of this
great city shall be administered in no narrow partisan
pirit, but honestly and economically, and that fitness
and integrity sba be the sole qualifications for ofcs.
Very respectfully your obsdient servant
To JAY JARVIS esq, Chairman W. H. ASrH0s, ssq, Sect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

We beg The Erpres to let its readers see that
all we ask of it and kindred journals, with regard to
Kansas matters, is that they publish the aets-not
as re give them-thOush we incur heavy expenses
to keep our readers fully, promptly and correctly
advised from Kar,as-but as they appear in the
K.n,as, st. Louis and other well informed journals.
Print the facts with regard to the origin, authority
doings and u,urpasions of the bogus Constitutional
Convention which hiss just assumed to frame Con-
stitution for Kansas-with regard to iss assumption
of power to strike dead the Legislature just chosen
by the People--its undertaking to set aside the
Federal authortes-its refusal to sub nit its handi-
work to vote of the Peope-and its false pretsrse
of submitting the Slavery issue to that tribunal
and we ask nothing moro. Leave The TRIBUNE
cut of the sccount-doyour own " shrieking, OF
get il done as you wiu butdo not smother the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
THE LATEST NEWS
RgngrED nv aaa
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
SPECIAL Dispsscs 70 TIE n. 2. rrisuna

Social Dispssct 70 rhe n. 2. Trisuna
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. IA IN,
Ths Pfesideot Is much exercaed eo1cer,;., "A
escsre Of Gen. Walkers expedition, o. soco,.. -
the serersl imp'ession thus created of tss an ,.'
cornivance Of the Administration. He ss..,.
believe that his safe departure occurred 49,
tie eorusion or eexpsion cf tie oAicisL Al NJ
Orleans. If tire former fac! shell BE- es,.As...,
upon the inquiry ncw ordered, every p.rtie..,.
in the matter 10 10 be removed.
The Secretary Of Var, upon Q careful scus,, =.
the information from the Utah Expedition, cs.,;i.'
Gel Aleysuosr's forces and the other dstasAu..s.
safe against Mormon hos!ilities, if Attempted. n.
regards tie remaining supplies ss abundant for q.
maintenance Of the troops till neIt Samuer.
II il UNDERWOOD here that Gov. Walker APRON.
Of the action of the Constitutional Couvest>,.
Hs will aa,wer for himself in few days. n,
Administration does rot understand that any Pre-
yisio1al Government is proposed to sapercsds u
Federal ofhces, but considers the form Of submit
ting the Constitution to the popular vote 10 h
similar to that adopted in Ohio.
The preparation Of the Treasury Report n H.
ferred on account Of the delays in submitting IL
estimates from the other Departments. Ish aa
intended however, TO present it with the hessaes.
unless it should be Unexpectedly delayed.
Senator Hunters friends are rejoicing here ever
the retreat Of Gev. Wise, and the relipqasAusat
Of its opposition to him BY The Richmond Esg1ssr.
The Post Office deficit this year will DO sAsss
three millions.
England BY no means cc0perates in the now
NicaraguAn treaty, but accepts it as the msdiatsl
indication of separase policy, adverse to friendly
alliance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

tat Of a. ssrccs.s Of Canal csu Or Oste: Bids Of
Ike character before the Legislature. W. thought
it not beat at sry tine, ard especially 1.sds,sbe 81
this tims. to nominate one VITO rad teen shus en-
poyed for ,uch En- cffice as ttst Of Ca-al Couuu
stttr. And we stated tbs objection quite a.
freely aid frankly to Mr. Williams wsrmess SUP
porteIs as to any ore eise-ani 20 one denied the
fact that he had been thus employed. Ant now,
rsltasiug every one from aSy supposed confidence
or oblis alton Of secrecy, We dare any resporn'le
nan to say tba. We said anything worse Of Dir
Williams than what is above stated, or that what
we did ssy va, essentially Incorrect. The justice
CT our Inference that Mr " ought not to be q uni
Isted for Canal Com missioner, is matte. on which
every one will decide o. be sees It,
The fact that Mr. Williams hss been elected 20
the Senate BY q large msjority, is citsd as proof
that We were wrorg 10 opposing bis nouIaaon for
Canal Commissioner II this be 30, then the cleo
ton Of Sanford f. Church as Controller is proof
(as his friends claim likewise) that our statements
with regard to his outrageous charges of Mileage
were cLumnies. (In fact, we observe that the sd-
MIXERS Of long milesse sid penty of il propose to
give Mr. Church dinner at Medina in honor Of his
triunpb.) There is still another statesman who is
INDICATED fcm our aspersions BY the result Of tie
election-Mr. John c. Mather by nsue-he having
q far more overwhelming msjoriy than either Mr.
Williams or Mr.. Church If the others are vindi-
Gated, he must be gl,rifed-his vote being plump
three to one.
We beg Mr.. Williams to note that this discussion
is not Of our seeking and that we should much
hsve preferred to avoid it. We trust it will not
subject him to unjust prejudice. If bis character
can star the praises Of The Albany Knicker6Oeker,
be need not fear the structures of THE TRIBUNE.
Now that we are discussing Legislative mat
teri, we will just coy that, if any candidate for
Speaker or Clerk should be put up by either party
who holds what are regarded at Albany as liberal
notions with regard to State expenditure, We trust
he may be defeated BY one Of the other sort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

KANSAS MArTERs.-The cry o." vol" when there
was DO wolf" has co often been raised by THs
TRIBuYr over Kansas, that 1. bitterly complains now,
az there seems TO be real, bona fds wolf that
the American and Democratic journals will not see that
wolf" with TRIBUNE eyes. We ourselves plead
guilty now to the charge Of almost utter nsensoity
Kansas news, and when we hear The TRIBUNE or its
coadutors "shiieking" turf from their shrisks
as from mock actors in melo-c rama, only to laugh.
The drums of our ears have 60 often been beaten with
ths meek shreking, that they insensble now, We
fear TO real shrieking. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
CALL FOR A RATIFICATION MEETING.

TIE citizens of New.York who are In favor Of an
honest aud economics administration Of municipal a.
fairr and opposed to the reelection Of Femssdo WOOD
ere Hereby requested 10 assemble at tho Merchssts
Exchange on Friday afternoon, Goth inst, ct 81
O'Clock, to receive the report Of the Committee ~
pointed the 18th inst, and to respond to the no'
nation Of DANIEL 4. TILNAss
as the Peoples candidate for Mayor.
JAY JARVIS. chsirnsa-
WA. HENRY AxrHos Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

HAvRE De GRACE, Nov. IL, 1857.
The freight train from Philsdelphis last night ras
over man, somewhere beyond Cecil. The conducIof
did not know Of il until the train stopped ct Cecil
The man was cut in two, the lower part of his BODY
becoming eptaDgled in the running geN Of ono OF The
II 10 supposed that he fell off the train. Nothing
could be found to identify him. his clothes were q
torn of except part Of his pantsloons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
IUACKRRAY,s NEW NOVEL.

The frat psst Of THE vIRGINIANS is pub
Ested 10 THE WEEKLY aud THE SEMI WEEKLY
TRIBUNE of the present week. 1t will also appear
il The Evening Edition OF oar Daily paper, which is
printed Tor the steamboats, ard railroads. Copies
ON te obtained the zewsboy, and at cur publica
tioa Ofiics. Price two cents.
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MspWork DAILY @ibm,re
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1851.
70 CORRESPONDENTS

Ussacssr sending rsmanoes frequently omit % men
don the Of the Post0foe, ana very frequently me
Of the State to which their s 70 be sent A.
WAYS mention the name OF the Poet O1es and 6aSA.
Do notice taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be By the
and address Of the werno necessarily for pubEos
Non, but - guaranty Of bis good fsith.
W. up az undertake return rejected Comnunostioua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

WHO'S YOUR HATTHRi . There are some HATS
yos recosu. sud segrs the a.
knoxs for instance which have peeuu OF ex
ece that eusble you single them out The present Rsu
rs.ion irroeuocd BY ho Il elegant tssthl sad ve,y be
coming Gail At his tbs corner BroAduty az Full
boo ssd yoa vii not fall 70 be impressed vel BY tie
tezt an, variety Of tas stock BY the stirling beauty Of The
nrtkois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

woman in Alabsms, snesse County, Hss ~
on Thursday, and examined on cha!gs o. ..csW
snce Of the woman 10 In her saver, but circss,s,s
arc skong ssaiast her. (Roeh. Amsricas' '''-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
NE W-YORK ATE--OFFICIA

We have received the official vote for State Officers
from every County except Lewis. 10 the table below
give totals by counties for Secretary Of State and
nd NJ Anneals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
FROM AJRANY-

ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1857.
The Rev. Mr.. Watson has been appointed S,cretaY
fthe State Temperance Society by the Wy elected
Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
To the Assooisted Press.

WAsHISoros, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1857.
1t il believed that Costa RIca VII retire from Tie
posses Zion of the San Juan River she may
Be informed Of the egotations of the recent treaty
between the United States and Nicaragua.
The sction Of the Constitutional Convention meets
the approval of the President ss cacalatod to quiet
existing troubles.
Sir VIM. Gore Ousely arrived here might.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

The opera Of "Il Trovatore" VIII be performed
the Academy of Music this afternoon, at O'CLOCK =,
hesdsmss La Grange, dAngri, Bignard, G,s'iss' 90
Others.
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THE WISCONSIN ELECTION.

DArRoIr, Wednesday, Nov Is, 1851
Tie Superior wis Chronicle Of tho lo!A inss,
received here this evening, ssys that Douglas County
gives Cross the Democratic candidate for Govefnos.
III majority, which, it is claimed, iAsurss bis sscsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
THE PROVIDENCE BANKS

Providence, r. l., Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1857.
The following is the statement of the Provdsnss
Banks to the 10th inst:
Deposits.,,...,.... 23ll2l1 Specie 81 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

According to tte latest advice, Wisconsin has
eors Democratic, ard JAMES B Cross is Governor
elect Tki, statement cannot however, be 70
esIded ~ beysnd doubt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

a terrible collision tcok place last Sunday night
between two steamships on ths Lower Mississippi.
Twenty FIVE passengers were drowned, one Of
whom Was Gen. Hsmilton, formerly Of South Caro-
liza, uOy Of Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1857.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvanis Fives. S5i; Reading
Railroad, 81 Morris Canal, so, Long Island Rsif
road, 1911 Pennsylvania Railroad, At.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

Ths seoord trial Of Csncemi for the murder of
Policeman Anderson, was concluded last night at
tee o'clock By verdict Of guilty. he will be
ser ter ed on FIidsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

Tho reccmmercsmsnt Ct the work on the Cen
tral Parh tss thus fs- been attended With 40 diff
Guilty beyond tie reces.ity for turning away worhs
ard needy applicants for labor. The plans have
been well ma.ured, and, 80 fist as tie forces sre
taken on, they proceed at once with the work on
which they are to continue. Within less than .
week it i. hoped. that the faIl force 1000 men)
will be fairly and probably employed.
Tie lists are row made up, and no further sppli-
cations will be received. About 300 men are now
at work, sud tie rensinder viii be notified astaeir
pisces Of residence so fast as they are needed. 1t
has, Of course, been impossible for the Superinten
dent to consider individual cases, and 10 has
new several thousand letters which he las not had
time 70 read; but he has secured snch aid from
careful men, who have visited every ward IN the
City, and selected the most needy Of those who
we're suitable for the position-being restricted to
those bavirg families dependent on them-thas we
have every confidence that the men employed are
well and fairly chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

ERIE, Pa, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1857.
Two men employed in the gas works here died "
day from sufocsuOn, while clearing the puri6H.
They were ordered to breathe fresh air every hA
hour, the neglect of which caused their death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA.
BssToS, Wednesday, Nov. 49, 1857.
The Royal mail steamship Canada sailed from hsrs
to-day at noon, with thirty eight passengers for Lva.
pool ard seven for Halifax, and $l76 0O0 In speole