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POTATOES, AC.-A fair demand prevail. FOR Pot-,3es
uuL'eed quoiaCIs sal, a. - "a - ?bL for "esisra
Reds asa 81 IS for Mec,rs and sja - 81 flr C1ters We
quote White Tur,ip. ~ sc. 2 Dbl. Rlssas 81 .
PLAsTER-Lump 10 unchanged. We quote CAcnet :,
ST.
RICE buf.set ales OF leo tc' Al 81 ale 5' com
mon 20 prime.
SUGARS CONTINUE quiet e bling next "a lmPos'iby 20
receive ship GOODS them through the 1y,
the snd ice embargo Holden very ana
stocks much reduced ssles Of ~ III j. Porto Kico al Ia g.
hhd p-Tt Cuba Muscoys!O Toe aud lev boxes Havana
- our
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soposEp DATES or SAILING.

EDWARD k. COLLINS, No. 80 WAl':, " T.
BROWN SHiPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD 4 Co,
No. q Austin FTiAs, LoBdea
b O WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris . . -,
The ovner Of .,3ps will not be soooun sss W s
Silver buon. specie ssory pesiou, s,s.s< OF nc ,,,.y
less bills Of l4ting -snso tssrsor, and NE Vs1' JEW
sxpre.esa therein
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rJ,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sT0NlNt

i TON for BOSTON and PROyIDENCE-IAland '''''
without delay change ofesrs OF baggage. IA C
The steamers COMMODORE Capt. Joel siose - -.
VANDERBILT Cap. w. Ii. Frsz.e in oonnsel9n W R.l.
sonlzgon Providence and Boston aud Pre,sse. ps
foads leaving NswYork daily Sundays excepted nY~
No Norsa kVeI first wharf shove Battery piAes ~ I'd
pm and Sos a siJo /. $50 n. OF the nns- o. ~
Tram which leaves Boston Al $50 m ,.,.,...
rhs c. NAEDERBILT from York MonGy, ", "a
DAY ard FddAy From s.oEiryioa, Tuesday rhs"eiI' -
Saturday,. -,-t.v ,ci
The COMMODORE hem New York Tuesday, Thgr,-sL -,
saindsy From stonisston hondaJ Wednesday tns o.,
PGssepsus proceed from stonisgton per kAlrose sl
dence and Bo,tOD, in the Express Mail rIsn,
pae- several hours IL sdvance II hss~ By other on %,
snye oil tss early morning lines eoossoAS 80
and East P.,Dsrs ma; prefer remain On 6cArd ne
"a ,oy nisbrs undisturbed br-skfast desired ..s
Basrass Mister Accompanies the steamer --s "''
sseb way. -. - =, y.sf No
For psssAss, bsrths sssie-roons or freight, sgpy
North River O 81 tie offes Nc 10 Battery plsoe-
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD >. 49, 49,
IN PAEYS EXPREsS-GESERAL OFFICE no TO- ~. ~
rsy N Y.-The New. York and Enc Railroad Comp"
~" D. RICE, Sept ksp's~
D. G. AeC.LLun, Genersl spPes:n'sessa.
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Birds Eye Maple,sl. ft..6lG 7
NI1NO9oHE
kouthlde ST. DOming,

FLOUR AND MEAL-The buoyancy in Western Canal
Fou. noticed in last continues and with good consump
and fsI export inquiry prices Of the low grades are l
better; demand particularly good for state the arrivals
moderate from all the better grades are more .S
be a. full prices the sales 4O bb Sc i0Q ~ % tor
common to good superne State Sc 75 81 for State
50 st IS superne Indiana aud Iowa; IS 900 81 Is
for Otto - l5s IS for choice
Ohio; S6 " Is IS tor 81 Louis brands and -
S8 Gencsec. Canadian Flour Is in moderate
quest and frme the being light 800 bbs
&c Goa 30 for suPefne and ola 81 IS t extra brands
Flour buoy active the trade supplying
The mst ives freely doing for port
the es co0 bbl s7Qt7 50 for mixed 10 good
Alexandra and Baltimore and e. So % for isHcy aud
brauds. Rye Flour firm and il fair request al 81
~ - fine S1i IS p Tor superne ana extra CorA
Meal STEADY the demand moderate II sS = for Jer-
srv and IS IS 81 for BranjyWue aud Sd SIT ~ for
puuchcons Buckwh,st Flour in demand a. Sod - 81
+ lCt II.
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0cGnn sIeapleIs

TO DEPART.
C,o.tltuon f,,,u New Jan. 2i....or Antwerp.
Ts,-r.., a., NJ YoYk ian G......lJr Glasgow.
America from Boston all S'''''of Li'eIP1'
City II Arlington from IOk an. .y'''oI LiyrIP -,
AtlAI iic New York an 3l'''.o r Liverpool
New New York. an Si...''ior GiAssoW
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nv telegraph
Disasters, &c.

BOSTON jan. 2l.--Arr baIks Daniel Webs,er Baltimore
snd Laconia philadelphia bng John freeman, Chane'ion
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sEEDS-A moderate inquiry for Clover, sarely for the
Ion sde the biBs for export snail sses
l2Gl2ie. IDo1y seed nsetve a. s3a IS . ba.h Of
fdH o. Rough FaI IN nOdsIse Request ard 10 Limited
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hNIArVRg ALAASAc....rHfs DAY
eGn-Rses.... 7.lS Segs......... sos hoos-ses, as
wArtR....THIs DAY
Sandy Hook.. go Gov. Island $40 Heag.is ,. s.g
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The slip Sir r. Peel nom London, reported q, below b.
pboat hsry Cahane in sisht this evening sun
set.
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\
Prices bead and T. 10, of different weights, will be found
In accounts OF s.ts Of sundry droyes ..-
Total nur-ber Of Beeyes received In the city this week 1877
Ills head less than stweek and 400 head less than
he average The number each Wodnes
day Ariet last year head. while the number to-day
b.ps 6S lead ess than The average aud 80 head
lees ban thi, day week
rbe following droyes in the market to-day
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The snow and ice have placed an embargo upon the
arrival of Produce, &c. and in fresh Fish and Poultry
there has been slight advance.
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"There was movement on foot among our bankers
hast evening which have to believe will so
far toward if not entirely, restoring these four banks
20 sound credit. There reason why thus may not
be- done with all of them except the Stock Security
Bank of Danville. As regards the latter, If its owners
Hi replace the California Stocks with others thst are
good OF will promptly cancel them, It's issues VIII GER
tainly be as good as the average of Illinois Is INKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

Chops RECEIFTs, &c-I have said in my former circulars
,bat there m nothing the cOups alive mag itnde oil the re-
sipt at the ports justify the expectation that the crop WIZ
or even 900 bales because the magnitude IN
sneson Jise unusually early and long continued nee
ssyFstion Of the smaller rivers AT MobIe-Wnere the arm
,As Iom the highest points Of the TOmbgbee and Warrior NV
have been by cargoe from the beginning Of December
~ our dates-ths explanation Is more obvious because
more easily the OF receipsa at New Orleans
The ports Britain continue on the same mod
crate ce To other points they OF all years
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
MORE RIOTING IN MACKRELLIILLE

The "Forty Thieves blues" aud other rowGy
societies. which iIfest that district of city colo
ouialy bro Mackreville seem st to be deter.
mir 60 upon raising disturbance whenever the slight
est opportunity occurs. Yesterday afternoon another
attempt Of the kind made, and but for toe promp
movements Of the Seventeenth Precinct Police woul
undoubtedly have terminated in boodst ed and death
IL seems that German club known a. the " Scham
Guaid" and who have their headquarters in Ave
rue b. nesr Fust street tuned out yesterday monir
for a ta,get e1cur .on, proceeded 70 Turtle Bay
Brewery, at the foot Of Fortysecond street, East
River TIE Msokrelviile desperaooes, always on tae
ou vive for rioting lay quiet but in readiness until
as they supposed the attention of the Police was d
yerted by the drill which took place in Tompkn.
square about clock, and then proceeded in body
to Turtle Bay Brewery and commenced violent
a.sault upon the upsuspectipg excurSonists who
were at the time merTiy discussing their lager
Brickbss, stores, slaves and every imagin'
able mssile we're in active operation but the
attack was gsllantly repelled by the Schams Hap
ply it proved that the police were lot go much occu-
ped as to be unable to spare little attention to
For Thieves & Co. The Nineteenth Ward men
were soon the spot, and the Seventeenth Preonct
slso dispatched platoon Of men, and soon succeeded
il dsptripg the liote,s. They dbpersed, but in 50
sulen ard unwilling that further trouos va
anticipated from their movement aud the Seventeenth
Ward mtn were held in readiness for an emergency
Th disposition was most ddicious, for toward DARK
these desperate gangs again coDgregated 10 Avenue
and lay i'll wait for the return OF the Schlam
Guard They were TIL. tine armed with knives and
pistola, ard bad evidently made up thei- minds to
wreak their veps seanee on some oLethey DIDN'T seem
particular who, SO that they had blood; out the very
decided movements of the Seventeenth Ward Police,
and the fact that the excursor party made detOur ii
their return home and so avoided collision With these
highway men prevented shy further riot few cas-
uates resulted 10 parties on both sides from the aer
moons fIsy bat nothing OF aserious character Later
in the evening the mob had dispersed, and :hinss
wore their usual aspect.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.

t.fa. CHICAGO, Monday, Oct. 10, 1867.
The most destructive confsgration which ever Wis
tied this city occurred this morning. The loss is es
mated st $6o0,0O0. The following are the names Of
the principal losers, and the of their losses
Cornick q Co., hardware merchants, $4,000; Fits
worth d Co., clothing, $4,000; J. II. Durham,
$4,000: Mr.. Shay, dry goods merchant, sl3O,OOO;
Cook g. Co., booksellers, $4,000; Edward Hemp.
stead, grocer $4,000, and Lewis & Page oil store,
$s0000. The insurance amounts to about $500, 900.
The origin of tbe FIRE is net known.
John Dickey, Peter Kenvan, fremeni Mr.. Bsrnuu,
variety storekeeper, and MIR CLARK, hardware mer.
chant, we're killed by the fallrg of walls Fears are
entertained for the safety of others who are missing
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-An active specula-
tive inquiry had arisen the Liverpool market and prices
III descriptions slightly hgher specific ADVANCE can
however vet be quoted The sales Of the three days were
So OOO bales Of which 900 bales taken by spectators
and 5000 by exporters ~, -.
poo Market dropping aud prices Of all descdp
lions were slightly lower Flour da and trtie easier
Wheat was dull and l2d lower White Corn had decined
H. Messrs Richardson, Spence Co quote Western Canal
Flour OF 80 ash, Ohio 32 GS3 Phuadepha and Bdtmo
81 Qsi IS; red Whest 1896 2; white Wheat ass Mixed
Com 81 IS; white 4Oia42i. I'll
IIvERPooL PRovisIoN MARKEr.-Beef was dull:
Pork quiet Bacon rmholders demanding an advance LARD
heavy Tallow closed quiet but steady -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes were QUIZ
at Al for both Pots and Pearls Ron steady Tor
common Spirits of rurpsntne firm at fO Bark was
heavy and qsotsons barely maintained Baltimore od6
snpsY 0uiet Coffee dull. Rice frn; Carolina "a dI5l
TosDoS MApKErs.-BREADsTUFFs NJ were dull SUGAR
ouitt COFFEE heavy and s qualities slightly declined TEA
slow Of sale BIT prices upatered ScoTcH PIG IRON
ToNDoS MONEY MARKET.-The London Money
Msket slightly stringent Consols for money closed
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

DEMOCRATIC SLsAIoRIAL NosIsATIoss.-Last
evening the DemocI ATTIC Senatorial Conventions were
held. We append the result of their action:
Fourth DistrIt.-At Tammany Hall, where this
Convention met, more excitement prevailed than We
have seen amcng the Democracy at any other time
this year. The candidates were John j. Riley, Robert
l.. Linn brother Of Daniel Linn, Of Poole and Baker
rerowp), John c. Mather and Tbos. Kivln. The
Linn men, headed by the redoubtabie Dan broke into
the Convention and raised grea. disturbance because
their favori.e not sht sd. With some difficulty the
confined to storm of forcible but incl CANT
e1pletves. The rebels, however, sched for fsht;
and as Capt Ryndeis could not prevail upon them to
retire from the Convention in peace after two nseot
ual ballots, lie adjourned the meeting TO Thursday
evening. The last vote stood
Robert L. LLn..........D John J. REILLY. y..........7
John c Mather.........Z TLof. Kivilin.
Fifth District -Mr. Smith Ely was nominated in
this District.
Sirtk District Mr.. Richard Scball brother of the
Colectorj received the nomination in Sixth District.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
MONETARY AFFAIRS OF BOSTON.

BOSTON, Monday, Oct. 10, Io0''
The transcript this afternoon announces the follow
ing recent failures: Messrs. w. Greenough d Co.,
hardware dealers; j. M. Holden, furniture dealer;
Geo. Forsaith, chair manufacturer; Keith Il Thorn
ion, clothing dealers; j. w. Carter Co, grocerS,
and w. p. b. Brooks furniture dealer.
We have no charge worthy Of notice to report in
norey matters to-day.
The Boston Light Infantry Capt. Charles o. Rogers,
celebrated their Fiftynipth Anniversary to day, ap
pearipg with ITO guns. Mayor Rice addressed the
company at the City Hall in response to remarks by
Capt Rogers, and subsequently reviewed the corps on
the Common. A large number Of citizens witnessed
the review, and the sensible decision Of the company
in postpopng their visit to New York daring the pres
ent financial pressure was warmly appreciated.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
Murder OF A POLICEMAN

II. residents OF East Boston were greatly startled
r a tariy nOur aud tbrCus shOi the fore part vi the
ca Yesterday, upon srnlg that officer Ezekiel W.
Holden Ct The Seventh PO ice had been fatally shot
te particu Of ths TRAGEDY, far We could as-
,-r,.ln them are as follows:
A. sbO.lt 81 " clock yesterday morning., Oheef
h CjsCen ted sIs yicOus pers,n II custody al the
co,Ltr of Msyerick ana Hayre streets. aud whie
frdesvorT 10 ,ske him Ia the Staon House, another
nan came I'D 70 him and demanded the rel-sse ot his
fretd The officer repliec, mo, he must 90 70 the
Sts:!or House with ne The second man persisted
~ IL eease Of the prisoner, spd tne officer epezed
stst be had previously said" that be must go 70 the
Station House" The next that followed vas the
report Of pistol the muzZle Of which must have been
IL close proximity 10 the left eide of the oieers hesd
The pistol was fIed by the man who demanded tse
release Of tie person who uuder arrest ana ne
1fcer fell upon the sidewalk, perfectly senseies 10
which condition be found by Officer Aiken' IL
TIE wounGed man was immediately earned 20 .ne
Station House bleeding protusey and as soon Is as
unfortunate nan was brought IN, DIR. Fotz vas sen,
for ard slso Dr. 1horndike. They found .;1s
wheIe the bal entered Of about hall an inen -. ~
from which the brain was protruding 10 IT. rs,;sve
the wounded man bie sthing very hes'I! b,sin ths
him from the great pressure OF blooo ou Va ..ak
operation Of 'repanring was Pn,nrsa-
viaduslIy until 10 clock, when ne s.P.S .S1' ,d
Ofieefs were promptly dispatched " tne :. eHe
.t"-.ss. rsi.t orjsrs 20 arrest any and 81 srsPi-
or. rer.cns hut found nothing TO tn'ow gnt On INC
U~aSsn .voung us of hne APPEARANCE, bod,
,a.sss -. cool suc jrdeiOus ID acncn and was ors
= ~ ~, oficers connected With the Stscon. AL
- Inv him be. testimony to his voiih az maa
AID Leigaooi'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

FATAL Acc,DEsr TO MEEcHAs1.-Oa Saturday
Afternoon last Mr. Cornelius re,huue formerly mei'
chant in California, from which state ne recently re-
turred, was riding up Fifth avenue, in company VIII
Mr, j. w. Morrison friend from Virginia. Whep
rear Tbiytbrd street. ore of the wheels Of the ear-
rsge came off and frgt :ereo the boe which, oeeouI
irg unnsnas cable, ran Of at rapid pace The i'o
gentlemen remained in the vehic,e for block OF more
when Mr.. rerbure, finding tina; ne could not eonttoi
biz horse, esped TO the ground, speedily follower ''
tit companion In the fall NJ. Terhune received d
conmruted fracture tf tie right Leg but apparently
escaped further Injuries He wss immenatey a'eneeu
by d. Folsom of Thirty second street, ana a'sf
derDg ell the aid in his power, the doctor accompanied
Mr. Terhure to hs residence, No. 20 Morton '''set.
Early the following morning, Mr.. Tsroune, who hse
been qsits comfortable during tie night, was taken
suddenly worse, and at O'Clock a. N when me coc
tor again visited him, be was in state oi
with symptoms of spopleIy. The psiien, n'seTeo .nI
late on Sunday afternoon and expired Coroner Hills
held an inquest on the body, audfrom the evidence ad
duced the Jury rendered verdict Of death oy apo
pleIy irduced by an accident. TEE deceased w.s 20
years and 3 months old, and a native OF NsW-fo'k
He lived with his mother.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
wHEAT-sHALL FARMERS HOLD ON

"srcb being the state Of thipgp I would ADVISE
every farmer who can keep biz whSsi In store al
JANUARY, or tail March, to do IN hope cf recevrgs
fe- price.
In evidence that sm rot urged 10 my opinion. ~
selhsbIess, will state that have bat hne vhes 70
eel. Heretofore l have Rad from twenty 20 twenty
i've tushtls to the this year lese ths zee. ~
"Yours, truly, ~ e. 'o"hs
The state Of thirgs indicated Is the Pecun'ary e'm
crliss Of whole.ae btyeI., BY ~hich prices are Do
pressed ard therefore Mr. Jones ADVISES every iarmec
who can 10 ho.d on t he may get fair pr.es. Nov.
wha, is far price cr rather. what Is the standard o.
which ,hs price to BE- fHed, or 90 sale And besg
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
Wreck Of q Russian War Steamer and
Loss Of l,i00 Lives.
NOTHING FROM INDIA.
SPANISH MINISTRY RESIGNED.
COTTON IMPROVING BRRADSTUPPS DECLINING
CONSOLS 30 to 20 Is.

RIVER DU LoUP, Monday, Oct. 10, 1857.
The Liverpool and Montreal Steamship Company 5
screw steamer North American, from Liverpool on
the 7th inst, has passed this point on her way to
Quebec
The Curerd steamship Europa, from Boston 23d
ut. via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the Sd.
The Collins s,esmship Baltic from New-York on the
Goth ut arrived at Liverpool at II 80 a. NJ, on the
9th inst.
The screw steamship Kangaroo, for New-York,
sailed from Liverpool simultaneously with the North
Amer can on the morning of the 9TH.
There is nothing later from India by this arrival.
A Russ Jan manof war had been sunk in tne Gulf of
Finland, by which calamity 400 lives were lost.
The Spanish Ministry has resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE PHILADELPHIA BANKS, &c.

PHlLADELPHIA, Monday, Ot. ~, l8o7.
Mr.. AIibone, President of the Pennsy lvania Bank
has resigned in consequence Of i'll health, and bis
resignation has been accepted
Joseph Jones' esq., has been elected President Of
the Commercial Bank, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Wm. Wainwright.
Two prominent cry goods houses suspended to-day
tne Of them being Raiguel Co.. the heaviest in the
city. Their assets are large.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania Fives, 81; Reading
r r.. l6I; Long Island K. R., 81; Morris Canal,
q. Penpsylvania r. X. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

With SENATORIAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC Nom
IYATIoS-The delegates to the With Senatorial Dis
trict Democratic Convention met last evening at the
-Four Mile House, Third avenue, aud nominated eK-
Alderman John Doghery to represent that district IN
the State Senate. The candidates for nomltaton
were John Dosherty, r. Il. Bradford, Anson Herlck'
II. b. Perkins, Andre Froment, Crandall Roch, Con-
rad Swackbsmer aud VIM. A. Walker. On the ninth
ballot Doghery received II votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

lOtdl. ID JJU
Chases ma jonty.. l,4l3
Tie "American vote is very light-2,0o6 IN
Hsmllton County (Cincinnati) and probably little
more than 10 600 in the State, where Fillmore had
28 l26. We hear that Van Trump, the American
candidate for Governor, was at the poll of his Dis
trict all election day, working for Payne, the Sham
Democratic candidate. Allen Trimble, who ran as
the "Americhn" candidate for Governor in 3D.
voted direct for Buchanan last Fad. SO We pre-
sume the American game is nearly played out 10
Ohio.
Little inquiry yet as to other results than for
Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

TrNSrssEE SEsA1oR.-7ze Mmpiis Tenn Ap-
real leans that the Dem ocrstic members Of the Ten.
nessee Legislature held Oct. 9, in which it
was resolved TO fill the seat in the United States Sen
ate, now occupied by the Hon John Bell. No day
was agreed upon for The election thOuga Il seemed to
be understood that ii would take place shortly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

SENATORIAL NOMINATION.. The Republicans OF the
First Senatorial District Suffolk, Queens and Rich
mond met a. Jams yesterday, and on the first vote
nominated Joseph Egber of Richmond as their candl-
date for Senator at the next election. Mr. Egbert was
formerly the Member Of Congress from that dstric,
and is an active and influential man. His nomination
may be regarded as strong one.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
IOWA STATE ELECTION.

Special Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Monday, Oct. 10, 1857
Your Dubuque dispatch Of Saturday is all nonsense
We have returns from twenty-six counties of Iowa.
The Republicans gain ? 800 the vote at the State
election last Spring, when the parteswere nearly tied
The Republicans have the State Senate already, and
probably the House. Fifty.three counties yet out.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
DAMAGE TO THE NORTH BRANCH CANAL.

fIIIsTUN. MOnuay, Oct. 10 1851.
The recent freshet has cariied Off the Horse. .Rsce
Dam across the Susquehanpa river six miles above
Turkbsnnock. This viii suspend navigation upon the
North Branch Caoal for long time, If IL does no.
operate to the entire abandonment of that work. AL
bope. for long time to come of getting coal We,t
from the valley, except by railroad, has vanished.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
MINNESOTA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Monday, Oct l9 1857
Seventeen counties ip Minnesota have been heard
from. The returns show majority of 900 for Sbley
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

IowA.-We obtain from letters and exchanges a
few more returns from Iowa; enough, We believe to
warrant us in saying that Judge Lowe Republican, is
elected Governor by four to five thousand msjority.
The Republicans have also secured majority OF the
Senao-, in tbe place Of Doughace Jones the present
ircumbent This makes the victory more ys'uable.
And another que stion s settled, that Iowa il Repub-
Lean State, be yond al peradven.ure. Chicssc Trb.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

REPUBLICAN NoMISATIoS FOR AssEMBLY-XVrH
DIsrncT.-Tbe Republican Association OF the Twen'
ty.frst Ward, at their regular meeting last evening
nominated Dr. Stephen S. Childs as their candidate for
the Fifteenth Assembly District The other candidates
for nomination were Thomas b. Van Buren, and W. W.
Badter but DR.. Childs receiving large majority on
the first ballot, the nomination was at once made
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
MONEY AFFAIRS OF ST. LOUIS.

Sr LOUIS, Monday, Oct. l9, ISo1,
Mes.rs. lesson & Danger, bankers of this city,
closed their doors this morning.
Our Weekly Bank Statement shows reduction Oh
fifty per cent in coin.
The circulation and deposits Of the State Bank have
decreased nearly seventy per cent and the decrease
of coin has been in still greater ratio.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
NrsslsslPPI-The new Delegation TO Congress from

AIssISSlPPI-Ine new De!tSdtion W Iou6IosS hVni
this State compares with the last a. tolloTs:
Dit Ne1t Conqress Last Congress.
I..Lucius O. {. Lamar, Daniel b. Wright
H.. Reuben Davis, Hendley S. Bennett
III William Barksdale William Barksdale.
". .Otho r. Singleton, William Lake Am }
V..John A. Qutman, John A. Qutman.
ALI the new Members are Democrats, owning
an average Of twenty negroes each. OF course, no
one will question their orthodoxy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE NORTH AMERICAN AT oITERrc

QUEBEC, Monday, Oct. 49, D. m.
The North American has arrived up, but brings
nothing Of special importance in addition TO the dis
patch from Riviere du Loup.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Tie Annual Address before the American Institute
viii be delivered this eveIpg st the Crys'aI Paace
by the Hon n. p Barks, eI-Spsak'r OF the House o.
Representatives.