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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
FROM TIE KANSAS GOLD MINES.

Tie Kans.s Ueky Pres Of Saturday, the 23l ult.
bss tie following addt.ona. cheering nteli snce from
the uew Il Dorado:
Atey tie recent coEictsg reports, We take pleasure
in laying before the readers of Tie Press undoubtei
evidence II the existence Of gold in lslEc quanti.ie; on
western borders. On Friday. Mr.. A W. smith
a gertleman known 10 Dir. Brace, our Postmaster,
and 10 other parties here and IN ST. Joseph. as man
whose testimony can be relied uNon-srriy-d in II
wood from Nehsma Comfy. Mr.. Smith hos la;o'y
Robinson from Cherry Creek valued at from ", coo
to s. Geo. MIR. Robinson osy left Potawst suiie
County in May for the gold resron. lie WAS thSty
days Only III going there and has returned tweuty
eight days-although h, had 10 make rosd tsr
himself some portion Of tAe way. We went well pre-
pared for working in the mines and had two men
10 assist him. The three about two months in
obtaining the dust which he has brouSh. back. He
found good feed for bis cattle IN both trips. ard says
there is plenty Of grass at Chcrry Greek in Summer.
II bad showed when he left, bat the weather
cold and the mines could not l. worked II gocf at
vantage. No trouble Was experienced ioon the ln-
dians. Mr.. Robinson vii retu-s in seas0, inr Che
opening of Spring. Mr.. Smith lives IN Richmond he
says that all those who have returned FROM the mines
Drluc favorable Icpors-,Aat the cres Cf " hWrg,ug'
invariably came from parties who save been 10 sSlt
Lake osy, and B-yerffom the Cherr, Creek par es.
He has considerable gold brought om there, bat
in no other instance ~ So large Qc,utity thct
brought by Mr. Robinson and his friends.
We have given thi, report in full, because there &
doubt about is authenticity and beCause II Is the
largest amount of dust which has yet arrived Larger
stories have beer told but We have not heen able 10
believe them.
from The Ksa,as CIR Gesyrdle Of Com~eret. Oct -.
Mr. X. A. WOolf was in office Yesterday even
ing, To get copy Of the mining onttt purchased by
Mr. John |. Price, the 18th September aet, which
was published in issus of that date. Mr. Woolt s
one Of a company Of nine now ercamped On the farm
of Mr. N. W. McGee, Just south Of this city. The
company is composed OF the following members: \.
X. Nooif Daniel Hart, j. X. Richard. Jetferson Da-
Wis and brother Mr.. Feeler, Wm. Wright Thomas
James and l.. X. Massey, al from Humboldt, Allen
County, IL. 4.
These young engaged in buying their
outfits in this city and viii leave Tor the mines the rst
of next week. BY profession they doctors, me-
chanics ana farr ers. They are leaving late in the
season. but wish them good luck aad nope TO hear
of their snfe and sneedY arrival.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

ri, projectors of the Galway liue have purchased
~ screv-seamer CrcsSsian. She lakes the place Of
49, Prince Albert from Galway Oct. -. corr3s-
,."pdence between Dir. Lever and Mr. Hamilton
treary of the Treasury on the subject OF subsidy
s,ne Galway line, and the renewal Of the Messrs
Sa,,rd contract is published. The latter says: ".The
e,,epson Of the CnDard contract 0ssented to in
aNsrch last, before the Galway undertaking was
mooed but tina. there is nothing in II to interfere
q nth the arrangements for the postal service via
aGslysy;" aso that Mr.. Cunar1 has undertaken
hs incre ssed services and submitted TO the additional
conditions. ,
5op 10 see Mr. CuuaTd on the subject Of transatlantic
station in the Shannon
telegram from Nalentia reached London on the
,lt Of the GOTH stating that iDe giblc signals were
.gsip being received from Newfoundland through the
Tsbe The signals very distinct, and the words
,.ceiyed we're Daniels now in Circuit Authority
rs At orce given TO use the Daniels battery likewise
,tysentia. In bis letter to the press announcing
he gratifying fact, Mr. Saward, Secretary OF the
Company says:
1This, however, though encouraging must not be
rsgsrded permanent state Of things, as IT ~ SIN
csu theres serious fault in the cable, while ct the
st time il is not at present absolutely clear that any
et the most extraordinary and, to the cable, dan
csous efforts can be made, more especially on tins
sie to overcome the existing obstacles in the way OF
psrfect working
1t is said that the Company will probably send ont
fne of Uenlev's new and powerful electric machines
70 Newfoundland. The shares rallied to $3.50 ciOO,
with sales at G365.
The London I7raes cOntnuestO attack Comm ssion-
a Reed for bis part in the Chinese negotiations char
sc,erzing him az the catspaw of Russia. The'TiTcs
eulogizes the diplomacy Of the Russian Minister, and
rays the treaty he obtained deserves to bo ranked
among the highest order Of diplomatic papers.
Queen Victoria and the Court have arrived at Wind
es from Balmoral.
It had been finally agreed, with the consent Of four
fAhs othe shareholders of the Great Eastc that the
original Company should be dissolved, and that the
cost of building and launching the ship E6iO,0OO,
should in the new company be reduced 0ne-half.
The Bank of England cOntinues to abstain from re-
ducng the rate Of discount, notwithstanding the great
Ease 0. the money market. Loans oa the Stock E%-
change were obtainable on Government security ai
one per cent In the discount market tao minimum
Is!e was two per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
INDIA.

Bombay letters Of Sept. a, with the details of the
late teegraphc adyices, received, but they add
little cf moment 10 thcl. Operations were being ir-
Iicd on without Tagging against the scattered rebels.
The BomtGY Tsmes says the strength of the rebels
in Dude and the adjacent districts is estimated at
sG,G00 men and 5G guns.
1t was said that nine columns wOuld be organized
at Lucknow to traverse the country in different drec
tons while the Commander-in-Chief you'd remain at
Lucknow to watch the progress Of affairs.
The Times correspondent writes that if any cre-
dence il to be attached TO the number Of Sepoys re-
ported slain not less than thrtyeght or forty thou
sand have been killed executed and that if to this
is added the casualties by Sickness wounds and want
there is probably not more than 20 per cent OF the
original Bengal army in existence, not including the
disanned regiments.
tits said there is to be general amnesty on the
proclamation Of the Queens authority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
ELEVENTH DISTRICT-CLOSE, But PRETTY
SURE

Until within day two of the election, there was
no, the slightest hope Of carrying this District, now
represented by Russell, who did all the dirty work
the Administration exacted. There were two anti
Lecompton candidates in nomination, aud Strong
DemJ seemed sure Of success. But DR.. Barnett, the
American nominee, mGgnanmously retired from the
field. Although oniy q few hours remained to com
pact The American and Republican vote, was done So
heartily that Mr.. Kenyon is probably elected by
majority Of AZ.
< gentleman who left Kingston this morning gives
the following as the actual majoritles: ,,,,
Kenyon (Rep Am.t Strong Demt
Ulster County -.--.6 63l maj. -
Greene County, 5ol maj.
Kenyons maj ........ ..."'47.
This ia one Of the most gratifying among the many
gratifying results Of this glorious CANVASS
Albany Eve. Journal, i.h-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

Lospos, Saturday, a. m.--The DAILY Necs City
Article of yesterday evening says:
"The funds remain fat, and have again declined
4 cent This reduction was IN no small Gegree due 10
tie duNness Of busness in the other departments o
7hs Stock Exchange Considerable steadlness coDiln-
Ged to prevail in English Railway Stock, however.
which, though dull al one period OF the day, iet on
quite good yesterday. The Discount market
was very easy. There were no bullion operations ut
the Bank. Where any alterations observable IN
tbe Foreign Exchanges this afternoon, 1t was III an
nrfavoIable sense
From The Ti@s, (Ciy A1tisie)
The English funds were duh throughout yesterday
at the lower prices % Thursday evening, and a. one
tine there was a considerable increase Of business,
caused by the fact of the Government broker not
having made his usual purchases coupled with re-
port rec arng the unsettled state of Turkey and also
Of the Montenegrn question: Most OF the principal
OiD stock banks desirous of receiving turther
amounts at CALL and refuse to allow more than ]
per cent.
burg amounts toif $50 900, and additional quantities
me expected Various amounts Of Russian gold con-
inue 10 arrive in Holland whence, III tine present state
Of exchange, they are dispatched TO Pans. Rumors
Of Russian loan continue to circulate, but as yet
they arc believed to be wholly fouuced surmises
caused by the recent reux Of specie from that COM
Try, and its known wants for railway aud other pur
poses Private letters from Paris describe want of
activity owing most likely To u temporary drain OF
money TO Vienna Gnd state that prices seem TO be
without inherent fe and TO depend entirely upon the
support of leading operators. FROM Germany the
accounts are Of simar character and there ls great
repugnanoe to speculation. No one. It Is said, viii
invest in any foreign country, and the on foreign
securities that are salable are direct Government
bonds Russian loan, however, it is thought, won
be well received.
The Greek Christians in Bosnia who have been
committing terrible oureCes on the Mussulman pOpG-
lstion have belief that they will be supportet by
France aud Russia in Acknowledgement OF the Turkish
Empire and the formation OF a Greek Constantine
pOhtsn State.
The Constitutional SAYS that the 0ctr0i barriers of
Paris will shortly be- extended to the fOrihcations.
LoyDoN, A. NJ TIE Daily Meas, referring 10 the
Bank return, observes that decrease Of more thau
half million in reserve, aud OF nearly quarter OF Il
niion In coin and bullion. sufficiently accounts for
tie maintenance of the Bank rate OF discount
Tn, Morning Posl understands that tho channel
eset has been ordered to Lisbon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
by the extremely lutte, time 81 y, DISPOSAL fcr its
dnrstioe. This is probably the ouh "pponaney l

by the extremely lHtes tine 81 y, disposal fcr ts
dnratioe. This is probably the out opportunity l
shall hsve to exobaLge kHsdly gtse,,sgs ~hh yoa-i
must return Ia my post sal should il sv,r pe my
fortune 10 90 back to the far d~ssnt East the sc-ns
of nv former labor. shall strive 20 render to The
American missionaries there every assistance ast
i IN nv power 10 beyoN
At the close of his speech, GenerssW. het q bris
oouyersa'on with different gentlemen present, and
somewhat at length gave bis si,ice TO sae ksv M.
Merriam. the missionary to Belgium. fte took have
of the patty. in season for ths St. Johss bosi, ~
5p.m.
Al Portland. Gen. w met s,'ne near relniscs ioe
Salem. Mass but could not hnd ;re 10 'st snat 9'y;
lie returns To England where he IN coinhana ~
WoOiwich Arsenal the grand dep,f and man"ao'''y
OF artillery ordnance and military 80 Tes.
Gen. Williams is a native of Annapolis, Novn Seousi
born IN 1874. lie entered the army 70 u,s ana se.vN
10 The British army in Iu0s in Ccylon ON hs returs
10 Eaglsnd, he Was sent Ia Turkey Ne request ot
that Government to Eneand for an ilery officer.
oapabl. Of teaching gunnery. lie was teted over
Thousand applicants for the situation ms suose-
auent carer in Turkey in the Crimean 'nr, and N
the heroic defense If kars, web known ,il intel
H-ent readers. lie hes received distingushe marks
os honor no, anl, from his government, at frca
thos OF France and Turkey. The Legislature I Nova
Scol.s, bis sccent return to his native land votef
him splendid rsOri whose blsde Of native - -
encasei IN gnsen scahbErd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
TIE xTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
p-rr,r ,fdrucr cl The r. \. Tribune.

JOrrcsl d crII' 2. T y " + IT-bII"
MiDDLErOwS, n. y, Nov. =, 1853.
Tie old Xth stands NJ noby. {. II. Van Wyck,
Rep. is elected CONGRESSMAN by large majority
having, probably. more votes than Sven snd Frerd
combined. Van Wyck runs about 900 ahead of the
State ticket. The resuf in ,he town Of Mamsksting
Sullivan Co, is very significant. Niven and Van
Wyck both reside in that town. Six hundred snd sixty
five votes were cast. Niven received lis, Friend H.
and Van Wyck 503. In the Bloomingburgh District
where they both have their home 2S6 votes were ca-
of which Niven received ~, Friend 4, and Van "yck
23i thus giving Van Wyek five votesto one for Niven
An emphatic Endorsement of one and witheribg
rebuke for the other. Glory enough for one campaign
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Passengers.

Mr. Rundlc lady infant aud nurse Mr. Rowan ard lady mss
Lambert Ms. Amory Miss Amory Rev Dir. Waies9n ana
I'D, Dr. Ggza Nj aud Mrs sniff. MI Nuttiug, sdy sui
SOP Mr. and Miss Boutrow Mrs Edwards key-
Nr Nco lady aud child Miss Cuit Mis- si0ddsrd Mr. VIII
inins and LADY Mr. Coffin ana LADY, Mrs. Wise, Rev. Prof
Thompson M Garfield and lady Csp Nuttng Capt Dunbar
Mrs rice Mrs Hciirgcr and son, Mr.. Barnett aud lady M
snd Mrs Chandler child and nurse Mis-. Rea Monasan,
Mrs 0s44a, Reefs, Young Clark P.e'9as Pandoe' Cam
Dlrrt Manger Edw ADDS Jste. Wltte, Young. Williams,
Dssienan Cruit. Crossey. LeGnoret, AlNhles yunno,
Dodge Sutton, Sears, Dupeire Warwick Esworth Savs
Krsuk Robet Thursto Dawson Jef-ry. Gilmore, Csscco,
MrDrrao Frost Fraser RicsTd, Dawes Hartman Parsley.
Wright Burnett TeTeier. Rohous OomeN, Altman, Tennint,
Bgclo Iaorc ChsycT VOurner, Cameron Lonpet, Ripley
and Nscka
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
To the Associated Pres.

To the Associated Pres.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Thursday, Nov. 4 1853.
The Republicans here concedc the triumph vi Doug
las by a majority of five in each House.
CLEVELAND, Thursday, Nov. A. 1853.
In Illinois the Republicans have elected their cam
daes for Congress in the It Id and lid Districts,
and the Democrats in the With, With, With, With
ard IXth Districts.
The Republican msjorities on the State ticket in the
Northern Counties are somewhat reduced from those
of 1856.
CHICAGO, Thursday, Nov. t. 1853.
The resu. for Members Of the Legislature as far as
heard from is as follows:
Senate-Douo ocrats, Ia Republicans, 10; not heard
from, |.
House of neutrality-suspicious., 81; Demo
Gratis 3s; in doubt, =
The Tribune and the Chairman of the Republican
State Committee acknowledge Democratic majority
of four in each House.
The following Congressmen are elected:
If District-E. B. W ashburne, Rep, $500 maj.
Ud District-J. f. Farnsworth Rep 8, s,lOOmsj.
lid Dstrict-Owcn Lovejoy, Rep, 5000 maj.
Ivih Dstrict-Wm. Kellogg, Rep, 1000 ma.
Vth District--Isaac n. Morris, Douglas Dem, 1000
mej.
with District-James c. Robinson, Douglas DEM,
|, 800 maj.
With Di,trict-Pbirp b. Fouke Douglas Dem,
5000 msj
IX,h Dhtrict-John A. Logan, Douglas Dem, 1000
maj.
The Douglas Democrats have majority in the
House of FIVE and in tho Senate Of three.
The Administration vote in the State Is not over
$50.
WAsHIs0ros, Thursday, Nov.4, 1888.
Dispatches to The States Newspaper say the latest
returns in Ilinois indicate that Dougss will have
majority of both Houses of the Legislature and large
meoriy of the popular vote over both the other par
,jes. The Administration vote viii only be about
1000 ont of 80. 600 thrown Most of the officehold
ers voted the Republican ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

The Chambers were opened at Berlin on The oo.h
by speech from the Prince of Prussia. After some
Introductory remarks in regard TO the kinss health
the Prince said that in obedience 10 the royal wish
prec. dents Of the country he had accepted the respon
sbty Of the regency. II was bis serious intention TO
DO hcicetorth what the Constitution and the laws
quired and he expected that the Chambers would do
the same. The Prince promised to communicate to
both Chamber The Documents relating 10 che regency
On Tie following day the Chambers unanimously
elected the officials Of lust session. and message was
received from the Recent with documents relative to
the regency. He requests the Chambers to aekno"l-
edge the necessity for the regency.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
The Illinois Election.

Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4, lS58-l0:45 p. IN.
Judge Douqlas will be reelected to the Senate.
He will have six or eight majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature elect.
Lincoln has over FIVE thousand popular majority.
The Republican State ticket is elected by ''oo0
majority.
The Congressional delegation stands as before.
The Administration vote is next to nothing.
lPress aud Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

rendered I. impossible fos the 'Juj-.s who had cog.
nizsnce OF the case OF tppeal TO decide promptly.
injury to those Interested in the said cargo were pre-
vented.
As the President fui. 90 error in yonr sta..,nert
ard understanding OF what passed ST the audience bs
deems II unnecessary to make any correction of you-
rote. have the honor TO be your obe,ient servant
NJ. OcAMPO.
To JosS A. D,HLGRss esl Coni'E L. $. ship Plynlsuh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

FROM SrRr,.-A letter just received from Beyrut
dated October ,. says:
"The fifth ard last of the Jafa murderers has been
caught a, Nsbous, and is retained there in prison
He will be sen, for The Arabs hsve recently had an
ahray at NablnUs In which some hve hundred $50 the
report says were killed."
A letter from Ale1andra, Egypt dsted September
n, says:
The Moslems Of .Iidd.h and The Turkish troops
sea. thcse have had a battle. No particulars giVea.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
1V9EF DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
,pRIyAL OF THE AMERICA
The Atlantic Telegraph Awake
iNsuRRECTlON IN ToNN
..ro0 paeliDed-Breadstua, steady-con'Ol'9''@''i

10y ''' H.rru, Thursday Nov, C,.a a. ,s's. ~
I'll. Royal Ma. steamship "A ATG''1 ,ss 1oIa9~ Gs9' oi s os
from L"e,Poo 10, q. at midnight On Wednesday,
% t'TlVSu ,n. a. America experienced unfavorable
Nov. o. in' ,se fr.t FIVE days of her passage. Ga
westne, Gus .sw steamer, supposed 10 DC the Ges-
gov, ss. sc,sv steamship North Br,cn, from Quebec
a.. arrived ct Liverpool at 10 p IN. of tue 2lth.
co Quebec line is withdrawn for tho season, and com
its monthly service TO Portland the 18th Of
s.rsmber. Next Spring they commence making
,.sky trips.
The screw steamship City Of Washington, from
ysv.York Oct 9, arrived at Liverpool q. noon o.
as 2d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
ALB.Sr, Thursdsy, Nov. 4, is53.

ALB,Sr, Thursisy, Nov. 4, 1903.
Oneida County complete. Morgan O459, Parker
1928, Burrows 65J, Saith l2j. Conckling's majority
for Congress, 2,793. -Four Republican Assemblymen
elected. Republican increase over Clapp's vote is
2,ss7.
Ere County -Ofiicial-Morgan 1919, Parker 7,4ij,
Burrows i,G28. Morgans majority over Parker.7 "a
gain Of 3,GJs lnst year. F.. G.. Sparkling Ropub
lcan ard American for Congress, has ) 900 majority
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

FuE N WILLIAM SrRyEr.-At II O'Clock this
mrnirr fire occurred in the upper story of house
No. y23 William street, occupied by - Biln as 5
print;rgoifice Damage slight boosbinder's es-
,ablishnent on the floor below suffered considerably
lV wafer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
VAN WYCk ELECTED.

MIDDIETows, Orange Co., Thursday, Nov. (, 1853.
CH,ELKs II. vsy WICK, the Republican nominee
in the Xth Congressional District, elected By very
large majority. He over two thousand ahead Of
the State ticket and beats Niven, Dem, and Friend,
American combined.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
NEW-YORK.
THE CHEMUNG DISTRICT.

speca! D,rateh The n. Y. Tribune.
ITHACA, y. Y, Nov. T. 1873
In the xviii Congressional District the Demo.
orats made most desperate fght leaving no means,
fair or foul untried, to csry the day. They have
done their worst snd Alfred Well, Rep, il triumph
antly elected. A.s.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Michigan Election.

CLEvxLAsD, Thursday, Nov 4, 1873.
The Ist and I'D Congressional Districts of Michigan
are still in doubt, but the returns look a. Nm A.
Howard tue Republican candidate in the Ist District
was defeated,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Sailing of the America for Boston

HALIFAX, Thursday, Nov. 4, lS,S.
Tie Royal mail steamship America sailed from here
at O'Clock this morning for Boston, where she will
be due tomorrow friday afternoon, about clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
MOROCCO.
TJTRkFY.

The reported massacre Of two ETope:n consuis E
Tetuan turns out to be untrue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Ohio Election.

CLEvELAsD, Thursday, Nov. 4, lSos.
The official average Republican majority in this
State is 20 926.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

A formidable iusurrection had broken out IN Pas
saevina, and many Mussuhmans had been killed Troops
were marching to the disturbed districts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Wisconsin Election.

CLEvELAsD, Thursday, Nov. !, 1873
Tire returns from the lst Congressional District oi
Wisconsin are complete, and John +. Potter, RepubL'
can, has q majority OF over 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
FRANCE.

Tie French Portuguese question remains in s'a'R
ep0
The Coigoy rad arrived in tine Tagus with tie
french a,ache ON board but definite arrangement
tsd been come 10.
Considerable notifications in the recent stringent
Passport rules were being made. The Minister OF the
Interior had sent orders to the frontiers and seaport
towns for authorities TO consider passports heoce-
forth title to aid, and not cause for delays or
ennoyanoss.
PARIS, FridGy.-Thero reports ths. Portugal is
rot disposed TO concede the demands Of France. NJ
De Pinnes, charged with dispatches for the French
en.Ster at Lisbon, has arrived in that city and deiv-
..ea .ls INSTRUCTIONS NJ. De Paiva. the Portuguese
"AEr, nnnr was TO arrive q; Lisbon on the 2lst.
at 12 Sc. 0 '
Tsgus. ~
fAkiS', FRIDAY N'gb,.-The uniavorable reports
circulated ON the bOu7se about the affair with Por-
,uga have no, been confirmed by any dispatch 1t is
Believed that Tomorrow the result of ,he negota.ions
at Lisbon viii be known, and fayor.bl soln,ion il
firmly expected.
la Prcsse of last night reports with resarve r,rors
Of an insurrection 10 Seryia, and believes ,ba, 49,,
disposed TO intervene for the interest of Fmrnrc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
IiISSIA.

Rusea's possessions IN tue Amoor were being rap
idly dcveo1ed and Ru-siau engineers I'd proposed
railway from tic Gull Of Cassies to Contingent bend
Of the AI9OOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
PRUSSIA.

have proved failure, the worm appearing jas a. the
olives ripens.d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
THE rIONs SHARE FOR Pennsylvania


(OffrsIVTlccHcc y Ihe I1HIHt'fTHt F7tE
W,sHISGrOS. Nov. }. 1853.
The following lat of appointments from Pennsylvn-
MIA in the Diplomatic and Consular service, have
obtained from the proper quarter, after some trouble
l.. l. r.n,lsc IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05


The Legislature is one better than hitherto ne
po1ted-Atsntic County having ohoeen an Opposition
Member.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

Total. -c'ito
Add the vote fer Jores lStrsight Amercanl in the
Isl District and il makes the Opposition majority in
the State about I'relrs thousand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
ITALY.

ITALY.
iee oil crop about Tuscany and Lucca IL said t,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
SPAIN.

1bdies
Several Madrid journals had been seized and fined
1or political articles against O'Donnsli.
The Spanish auxiharytorce formed at the Philippine
xa.pds to assist the French expedition against Cochin
Shna is composed Of 100 Tagals.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

Nrw.JKKsEY.-7he Nerayk Daily Adrertser OF
last evening makes the Opposition majority for Con-
oress In the several Districts IS follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
SMITH, ERIAND.

The Council Of State of Geneva had formally H..
chned in letter 70 the Federal Council 70 r;novs
certain foreigners from Geneva.