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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
NEW YORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1853

Moh,sb-ssrgan 3ss. Parker 9li. Bur-~s 2,
Cochrre SSa GocdyvGSr.
C-ala'd, CottlaIo CO.-rarke- n mel.
A,<o~ ~, Ceeaoy Co.-sfor.> 4 nai.
r.. H. "";aTarsas Co.-Morr. s. nsj- Repab
ucan sa;,, 90
Frierd.5,p. Al'sary c6.-Morsa1 81 ~ 70
Congress: Fr-k 50 ms:
We.svil.s, Aliegsry Co.-Mogsa g sal.
Lite Ya,ey Ca.;arsusus Cc.-NIo.gsa IS msi.
Ailssary. Aiegsry Co-Ho--aa 36 usj.
Cubs, AIiegSy Co-Norgan 81 rnsi
Chester, Orange Co.--Parke-, Z, insi. For Con.
gress: Niven, o ns;
Rou', One;ta Co--Parhsr, 30 msj. Root, d-ra.i
ior Cos sress, Isl maj.
Frankfort, Heikiues Co.--Morysa. ljs mrj. Spin
ner. for Congress, l72 MAJ.
German Fiats-Morgsr, il6, Parker. 2Sl Bur.
rows, a. Smith, 4. Spinner, for Cougrcrs, las maj.
Herkimer, Herkiner Cs.-Morysn, 29l; Parker,
25? Burrows .; Smith, l. Spinner for Cong. 56 ,nsj.
Ltcl he!d-Morgan III. Parker Sc Burrows u,
smits A. Spirrer Cong, Rep, so msjority.
Salisbury, Herkirn.r couaty y-xorgan II majority,
Spinner Rep % majority.
hanheim-Mo,g,n 50 majority, Spinner Rep 81
majority.
Deerpsrk, Orarge C0un,y-Psrker 40 majority
over Morgan. For Copgr.ss-yan wyck rep, i6i
majority.
New Rocie,e-Tsylos ss,, Campbell o. Hen.oD 20,
Piper o57 Gardner ~, Thompson 50, DoansIly 25i,
Everett ~, Russell D..
We. FGnns, Wesichester Co,-Parker maj.
For Congress, Haskiu 23i maj. For Assembly,
Clifford s6 maj
South Yonke-s.-Parker 50 maj. For Congrcss
Hsskin II mai. For Assembly, Van Cortland 100
mai Amber. Sheriff i6 mnj
Buffalo City--lrepotedl Morgan i02J. Parker
i,527, Burrows 2l49. Fer Congress, Spsaliing Opp,
1000 mai. over Hatch, Dem.
White Creek. Washington Co.--Morgau over
Parker 50. For Congress, Republican over Democrat
H.
Town Of Pelham, Westchcster Co--Parker s.,
Morgan 10, Burrows 23 County ticket Haskin Il,
kemble 3d.
New Rochelle, Wes.chester Co-parker 81, Nor
gan e2, Burrows 80. County ticket, iIsskin 2ii
Kemble 1913, not III IA reported, Andrews 80
Albany, Albany Co.-John H. Reynolds, sntAd-
ninistra;on Dem. elected Cong ressan over ErsstGs
Corning, by q large majority, probably 1900
Town of South East Putnam Co.-Parker - mai.
Congress, Easkin Rep. q maj
Town Of Patterson, Putnam Co.--Morgan IS maj.
Congress Haskn, ~ maj.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
Michigan Election.

DETROIT, Mich, Tuesday, OCT. :, Io'c.
The CITY gives Il! Democratic State ticket from 800
to 400 mai. The Republicans claim the election Of
eight Of the eleven Aldermen, and portion Of tho
County ticket.
The returns from the tate mesger, and Indicate
that light vote has been poled This is owing to q
severe storm that has pre-, sed throughout the State
to-day.
The Republican. undoubtedly have caTriei al the
Co.cressaien.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED SY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPh'
From Washington.
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s,.e.,l cor-arade,t ,o-e
W.smScroS. Tuesday Nov. :" Eos.
I,,-sb,m of toe Ordnance Bureau has
rons 70 New York to inspect the '%0 '''' ae,as
chartered BY the Government iol oon oS,'saN, S.t'
.,'.o.,-.c, b,. bsea made at s4'VVO per mohtn'
oT:. -e @,,mols Of the mode in which the whole
exped;tion has been fitted OUT
e'ro'' ,,o.ad contingent offer of the Secretaryship
ino o., 70 Corning is regular csusrd.
", p.oh.oan hss more than once signihed de-
D''' 80 49, the unity of the Cabinet should be pre-
- .od repels every suggestion of separation
-. form. Secretary COBB would rejoice at the
.n,ortunity which should enable him to retire, but
.an,;Sers himself bound to remain until an adverse
;,o,;,,tjou be manifested by the President, who
r,rsrds him SIS the pivot man Of the concern.
Goyenment has in no manner or form expressed
O dispos ton to recognize any new contract for the
Nicaragua Route, and all projects conceived for
frat purpose are without even its countensnce,
.,a are wholly speculative. Jercz knows this
,.rtsetIy well, and bis friends regret that intina
tons are made connecting his name with these
sthemes as they cOmpromt the general under
standing with him here.
If the Cass-Y Yrissari Treaty be ratified, then all
rshts under its sanction will be protected in the
degree in which they are legally established, not
otherwise. The object Of the Administration is to
d;sntsngle itself from these complications, and,
having fixed basis, to leave the solution to Mica
rsrua, unless manifest injustice should be at
sor,rte1 SpecuIators and their instruments have
sent out different versions Of the purpose enter
tained here, but they are wholly uufounded. Mr..
Wallace, who is alleged to be associated with Van
dyck, is an Englishman, which is sufficient an
swer to the last alleged contract. Several Spanish
Americans are also 10 the scheme, TO give it q
sseming Countensnce. The whole contrivance is
poOnshine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
Delaware Election.

spsciA DIrs.eh TO rhs N. Y. Tribune
PpmADzLrarA, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1853.
Delaware lss probably given the Ooppostion great
majority. o
WILxIssTos, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1853.
Fna Wa1d-i6 Opp. nsj.
Wux,ssros, Del, Tues1sy, Nov. 9. 1853
AL the Ward. in this city have been heard ifom,
and give 40 majority for the Peoples ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
New..Jer.ey Election.

sreel.l Dispsieh to TIE N. r. Tribune.
BURLrYeIos, n. j., Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1853
Burlington County, New-Jersey 10 townships give
Strst.on, Opposition, Congress, ies majority Oppo-
sitiop State Senator four Opposition, one snt-Lc-
compton Democrat elected to Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
The Yellow Fever at New.Orleans.

NEw-ORLTANs, Monday, Nov. /, IS5S.
Tho deaths from yellow fever Saturday were 20.
NEw-ORLEAss, Tuesday, Nov. ,, 1888.
The deaths from yellow fever in this city yesterday
Gere a. The Howard Association doclsrc the yellow
Fever to be no longer an epidemic There was frost
b the suburbs this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

THn HEEHfTAeR.--A gentleman who has Just W.
tied ths Hermitage, tho residence OF Gen. Jsck'oe,
thus wr:tes of vi 81 he SAW there:
Prominent among the curiostes Wa vooaee
pitcher Il was made Of wood from the elm tree ondse
which William Penn made the celebrated inneA
treaty.. The pitcher was made ard presented by sne
coopers of Philadelphia, and although not issSse
tban A common creamug, it contains ~ slaves. Ins
Soous lo and handle are silver. the bottom mag
n;fy,pg qlsss. by looking through which one eoa-
bled 10 20. the Joints. which are NOT VISIBLE 70 sce
nsLad ave. We viii next notice Old Hickory This
l. doube cup-tbat H. two cups with ore bottom, -
bs. whep one turned up the other s turned down.
n ia a. its name implies, Of hickory, and, what =
more -inculsr about il, has a natural handle. y
.scnnly block about one foot in length, with bo<h
sp5s hcllowing, and wss cut on Long Island from 9
tchsry sp-out the pa.ont stsn of which was severcs
hy a cspron bail in the war Of the Revolution.
Tn. reIt things we vii mention are 8 calumet q
stone presented By some Indian chief bsyonet With
large root growth around it, found near the ostsae
ground below New Oi!esns; the cup and saucer oos
Of which Gen. Washp 2ton drank his LAST tea, eed .
snail piece Of candle found IN the tent Of Lord Com
wslhs when he surrendered to Gen. Wsshingtoo, ssd
closed the Revolutionary struggle. The lAst-nanec
article was given " Gen. jackson With the re9oess
that he would light il 90 esch Fourth Of July: II -
Jackson remarked that they had failed 10 90 tais ~
several years, owing 10 its shortaess."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
Later from Mexico.

WAsHisGTos, Tuesday, Nov :, 1853.
Tobasco dates of the lith Of October are received
by the arrival Of the New Orleans nail OF Friday last
Governor Sastat, the Zuloaga Commander OF robasco
had proclaimed martial law in his department, owing
to the invasion Of the corstitutOuass fros Chopa.
10 oppose whom he was endeayornsto raise n suiii'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
The Weather at the West.

CLEvELAND, DINO, Iuesday, NOV. :, 15os.
There has been heavy fall of rain here end
throughout the Northwest to-day which will refard
Sbe returns OF the elections, but it is nevertheless
koped that sufficient returns may be received tonight
70 Indicate the result in Michigan aud Illinois. and
soesibly also 10 Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
Nom. n.Arriyal of the America.

HALIrAS, Iuesday, Nov. 2, I0t5--9 pm.
There are no signs of the X. NJ. steamship America
how about due, with Liverpool dates Of the I'D ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
The Bank Of Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday Nov. :, iooS.
The Bank of TenuesSee resumed specie Payment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

DIDs'r WIZ, AFTER ALL.-The Southern papers
have recently been rejoicing over the good fortune Of
New.Oreans bank officer, who was reported To have
Won the sl0oOt0 prize at the late drawing Of the He
vsna lottery. Tie Picayuae, however, attributes Tho
ruinor TO The following circumstance;
sen.emsn holding somewhat prominent situstisa
one which brings him into contact with great num-
bers Of financial friends at the same time that may
well enough be supposed to strongly excite the as.s
sacra fames-had purchased some portions OF toketc
in The great gambling scheme OF the " Ever mose
faithful sle;" and the arrival in the city OF the Se
Of drawings Of course stepped over to the ne*ress
cigar store to see the blind goddess had been pro-
bilious 10 him. As usual, she had not bccn and ho
sailed back TO take the disappointment with his
wonted good humor.
Before leaving the store perhaps for the espre:s
purpose Of carrying out his ultimate object he took
With HIM the number of the ticket which had drawn
the Great 800 600 prize. Getting back To the esa6
nshm nj TO which he beOngs requested tho porter "
90 over and see if that number, which be deasnetea
AZ his number had drawn anything. The porter, q
examining the list found that tho number had drawn
the mighty alc0, 600 prize and overwhelming wsro
Biz surprise and Joy at the luck he concluded TO havo
befallen the gentleman by whom ne bad been sent -
iook. He trenbled with qualification, told tho ogarr
s,orekeeper rushed the street gyng the gosd
new, 10 all he met, in an ecascy OF delight anh, =
raacbinz the institution overcome a. scsfoay
to De capable of conveying il TO our very Annocs
friend. Those 10 whom ne had previonsly tod 8,
however, proclaimed IL throughout the city; irsoooe
", M 10 congratulate the lucky man by scores newv.
pspers herafded his good fortune with the hesrde:s
Congratulations, and many they who were so'd-
A nd that ia ro
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

dat 1srsb,rs Of Co,gysss Ei,ct~t
iI..Brooklyn.........J.sEs Hit npHRsy. vice Taylor.
TI-Cny, dowl.towp... Danid a. Sice!cs reelected
N..City WARDS 9Th &c. Ihonas BAR, vice John h,L
Very, eth. ac.-W'bg " Ntan b. Mrery ree,ec.sd.
VI City. 18th. Sc........Jetr Co.hyare reelected
VII City, gb Sc......OEoseE BRIGGS, vice T. V1rG.
VII. City. observation-disclosures T. CLsks reelected.
XII .Coluubs Dutohea..C l.. BeLn, yioeJ. THOMPSON.
XIII b. OLrS. reelected.
XIV. V..Abany............JonS H. REYNOLDS, yics E,ds-
sus Corning.
XVII rHcriimer, Ic...FksNcIs Z. SPissEg, reelected
XVIII. Schenectady Sc..CLAss y. CocHstSr reelected
Xxx. RacoE CoNsLiN, vice Mattesou
XXI .CherauFo. lc.....H.H DULL vice ilY. BEsv.fr
XXI. .Msior &c........N LADLEY LIZ, vice Goon~isi
XIV. .Onorisgs h. ssDGvIcH vice
Grsrger.
aXv. ..Csyues, Wsyne....MAsTIs BurrEsFisLp, vice <
B. MORGAN
XVIII. .seuben, WILLIAM IRv~S, 'iee '" FL
KELSEY.
X..Aveyany. ac..-.... AUGUSTUS Fa.sN vice saGg-
XXxu .Erie.....-.......E. g. SPArLDIsc y,cs L,ss.
T. Ha;ca.
XxXI Csu:S 1que, as.. .RrrREs E. Ersros, reelected
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Tu,sxNrss IN MAwrL ASD.--Gov. Hicks - To-
sued his proclamstioo appointing Thasdsy. - stA
irst, as . day Of hsaksyivios.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
THE ELECTIONS.

Easrns ezelasirtly for THE TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

STAIRWAY Fos TuE NAriosAL CArroL.-Tk
Philadelphia syiranian gives the following de-
scripton Of a massive balustrsie just finished By
Mees.s. Archer, Warner, Msksy & Co. Of that city
for tho Capitol in Washington:
at isa massive piece of bronze-work truly original
in design. II was executed under tho orders Of Cap
tain Yeigs the Superintendent Of tho Capitol Ertsa-
sion and is designed for the private stairway insids
the building, by which members ascend to the halls,
four flights in length making the balustrade l6sfset
The baius.rade contains main fguress bdsk at
full speed spread eagle fullfront Of the baldhesded
kind, black eagle STOPPING, with raised wings And
open talons; boy yecoiling from an rae rattlssne;
a pigeons nest in e. tree, with tho young birds In
t. and the mother ascending to it; and two hne ic-
ures Of Cupids in different pOstures, among the scsa
work. These only the main figures. There sr.
u through the work fine representations Of the pir
apple hodoie ndron rose lilac, cotton plant, tobacse
plant, Indian corn, accsca, &c. The plants ssd
hguras are oil modelled from life and evidence greak
skin and rare fidelity 10 natnro. AL! the scrol-worv.
figures, &C., is in the heaviest ard most massi'e
style. Capt. Meigs has expressed himself not o.V
pleased with, but proud Of il, and Lord Napier sui4-
eized il equal il not SUPERIOR to anything OF bs
lind he had seen in Europe. The artist to who's
skill NO owe this production is Edmond Bsudu, who
though European by birth and education, Ia . res
dent of city, and has entered rto this undertaking
with the zeal and energy of q true artist"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

lYIu DIsrRIcr-REPoRrED MAJoRTTigs.
U,.tin KstpkIet Hssxin Kerrb

7 finshlng, E'H.
Curti. raaiori,y--Jansica, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Total. 1890 50, ig7 1856 2l,6OS lI,lls 7,Oll
Republican loes 2,3Oii Democrats loS1 l,2'';
American loss 9,6oj.
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how often lie 1t badly taught? This is to be
accounted for, first, perhaps, on the ground
that the teacher himself is not always well
enough acquainted with this highly impor-
tant branch. And then the apparatus for
illustration is often times very meagre, hard
ly amounting to respectable blackboard
and crayons. But thanks to a public opin-
ion; in most places these indispensiblcs are
to DO found, and our "Sugar Box Architect
urc,' in the shape of red school-houses, are
obsolcsccnt, and in their place stands the
building second only to the Church the
pride of the village. No scholar will mar it
for its beauty. Go inside; every convenience
meets your gaze-nice school furniture, black
boards in profusion, outline maps, numerical
frames &c. Thus should it be.
But yet, too many are obliged to make
necessity virtue, and invent their own ap-
paratus. In teaching Geography, it is we'll
to make frequent Innovations; it serves to
break the dullncss of recitation An ex-
ercisc Of this kind will DO pleasant and in
structive. Let one pupil namc some town
or city in the United States, say Boston;
another will take this and say what he can
of it, and give town commencing with the
final letter as Newport which the next in
order will speak of, and so continue
The pursuit of this branch by topics, pos
scsses many advantages. The pupil Is not
pa1 20, t.~k h.. L,,k,
latitude he ple,ses. lie may search for in
formation in Gaze tcers, books of travel, and
the newspapers, for a fresh and abundant
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1t will excite a pleasant rivalry among ru-
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LIST, situation, lat, Ion. and Boundary
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FALL ELEcTIoSs-The election to come off
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More than twenty ship-masters IRON Maine
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MORE oy THE AusTRIA's PASSENGERS
SAVED. The Norwegian ship reported
to have been seen by the Maurice. near
the burning steamer, proves to be the
ship Catarina, and she has arrived at
Quebec, bringing the welcome news tina,
she succeeded in saving twenty-five OF
the unfortunate passengers. These with
the sixty.scvcn rescued by the Maurice,
make eigh.y-nine survivors of the up
wards Of six hundred known to have
been on board. The chances are very
small indeed that any more were picked
up by passing vessels.