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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER

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it through which to reach country merchants.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Proclamation.

b. Jous A. KikG, GOvER>oR STATS or NEw-YoRH.
Another year Of abundant s7e; CT general heath content
ment and tranquility, somouisb Of first and constant
thanks praise 70 Him Wiz the gracious Author
and Gver Of those d benefits and the manifold blessings
we hays beeu permitted enjoy aud especially called
upon 20 aknowedge the poaer and goodness Of Almighty
Fsh-r the Lord aid Giyer Of r that have been ssed
for another space receive his mercf 70 behold
the wonden works Of His providence aqdo enjoy the ID
want ages And security which eedom the pubic schools and
equal sws have established ourselves and for poserty
20 that end therefore, with The sctrowedsed
usages hereby designate ana appoint THURSDAY, THE
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER ne1, as day o.
Thank giving and Praise Almighty God and Invite
s TO ohnowledsmento His power aid good
pes and dependence His me.ey anG fobesra1ce.
In witness whereof a.c hsteulo affixed J AID the
Privy Seal Of tie Stste, Of the City Of Albany, the
H. 81 nth Of October, In the year Of LORI
thousand eight hundred ard fifty light
By the Governor
(Siguedl JOHN A. KING.
HEssy T. SEAMAN, Private Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A vocalst Of the last generation, celebrated in
bis day. and called Incedor while listening to the
performances of Brsham, was accustomed TO wish
that his old music master coHd come down from
Heaven to Exeter, and take the mail coach up to
London "to hear that ID Jew sing Mr.
Herbert Fielder Of Georgis, who is the latest
champion of disunion, and who appears to have
muddled himself into something Ike sincerity by
too much reading Of Mr. Calhoun, in pamphlet
which be has put ont and for which he charges the
incredibly small sum of ffiy cents, utters similar
wish. Mr. Herbert Fielder admits that Gen.
Washington in a certain documcn. usually called
"The Farewell Address strongly deprecated the
dissolution Of the Union. In the course Of
bis disqui-tion, Mr.. Fielder supposes Wash
ing.on to desctn I'd from Heaven, With or with.
out the aid of a parachute, but still, We sup
pose, in full regimentals with what Mr. Fielder
calls important dspatches.' So changed are
We, according 10 Mr. l., that the Angel Washing
ton would not at first know where 10 alight. But
Mr. T. is certain that, after lowering over the land
for while, and taking sights at US, We suppose.
with telescope, Washington would drop upon the
slave side Of the line, and immediately call Dis
union meeting. "should the experiment ever be
made" says Mr. Fielder, "that would be tie
result Unfortunately, il is not violently prob
sble that the experiment viii ever he made. This
Washington anti-apotheosis is not an event which
will occur this week or next. If We wait until
Washington comes down 10 help us, We
sha wait sone time. Washington himself
might object 10 such a mission, bis ter
restrial talents not having been At ali il
the diplomatic way. In the absence Of the
iliustrious ghost, Mr. Fielder undertakes the
patriotic duty OF enlightening this great nation.
He proves to demonstration that the Southern
states are dowu.trodden, bleeding and bound
completely under the thumbs and toes Of the North
-yasssls. serfs, slaves Of the commercial States.
There she sits she" meaning the North
levy ine tribute of the Southern agrculturis 70
clothe in costly purple aud feed on SUMPTION, re-
pact The lordI, manuiactureE." Qgite touching
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

We remark with mnch pleasure the rapid IN
crease Of boters and boiling candidates throughout
our City, The Charter Election is yet nearly three
weeks of, and We exhort all who have q tas!s Tor
running or who have friends in whom such tsS''
may be awakened TO embrace the opportunity.
Let us all bolt lit is wholesome exercise, ana
can BE- INDUCED in at this election without danger
OF dissgreeable consequences. Let every cltues
vote-that is his imperative duty; but TO Vote 'of
knaye or a fool, because he Is styled 10
" regular candidate Of this or that party, 10 I"
duty At all. We are inclined to regard 1t sss ~
conmend ndation that candidate is 'rreguar-N'a'
is. not running for the benefit Of any party Do
sure. respected felOw-citizens that II the cao'"
lies between an unfit or unworthy candidate oi yos
own party, or worthy candidate Of another. ~
will serve both Jour psr.y and our much.eohunns
City BY supporting the better man, though oe''as
ing to the worse party. Citizen iaii not 70 VOW
end avail yourself Of any good cx;use to oolti
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

tee fundamental condition Of their election Is sim
ply absurd. II good for any toine. it Is eqasuy
cogeut a. against the present sy'tem- Eee.ot'
ctos,n t. vote for Buchanan or Fremont mag"
Che. their yotes for Douglas or Seward, ana tnu'
legally aud undenisbly elect him; but they are no
more likely 10 do 30 than - cut their own thrcat''
And a, 70 either Natiobsl Committee, It's acton IN
the premises ou.d be purely execuiive-i' coulu
or.y formally declare what even iateifgen'
person slready knew-what every one who m
der,tsrds Simple Addition could easily ver'
ify. Any attempt of National Committee to
direct the Electors TO vote for candidates who
were not the highest on the popular vote would
either be everywhere icouted, or would dlsorgan-
ize the party 30 wronged snd prevent the consum-
nation Of lis triumph. But the idea that either
the members Of National Committee or the
Electoral Colleges would publish themselves TO the
world as brazen snindlers and pledge-breakers,
il prerosterous. We hno,c it to bs So IS respects
the Republicans we bclrtrs the same to be true
of the Democrats. Neither are in love Wiz su-
icde and unmeasured eSecrstion.
V. We know rc Edward II. Stanley. Edward
Stanly, formerly Of North Carolina. nov of Cali
fcrris. has no other in his name thsn that with
which it commences.
We had purposed to answer Tie 4tids'S argu-
nents, but. having corrected its misstatements OF
facts. We perceive nothing left that seems to need
retutation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

The Detroit Ad,eytiser of Monday has official
turns and reported majorities from sil Michigan
but eight Counties, which cannot materially affect
tie result. Moses Wisner, Republican, has
1854 majority over his opponent, L. S. Senator
Stuart, who is not only personally able and Popu-
lar but Who ran with the prestige of having earn
cstly and faithfully coOperated with Judge Douglas
and the Republican Senators in their efforts to re-
aist the imposition of the Leccmpton Constitution
upon Kansas. The votes TO come in may reduce
Gov. Wisncr's majority TO 5000, but the average
Republican msjorty in the State must be fully
10000. This, considering that Election day was
signalized by furious tempes. of wind and rain
which kept thousands of voters from the polls, is
very fair; but on full vote the Republicans vi
Michigan can 10 much better.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

". IF. T. writes 10 complain that he has oee'
gambling on the strength Of what be suPposeo'
from our early returns, would be the m'jori'y ~
Morgan in this State, and has lost his money. w
cannot pretend to be sorry for him. He ~
we ought TO be more careful. We answer thai "
il none of our concern to help gamblers win oeA
whether they be Of one party or Of the other. We
could not guess that the reported majority VI aSs
for Morgan in 81. Lawrence would turn out D"
5000. and 80 OF several otherr. Nor can We undr'
take olwsys TO add up correctly. at or 3 o'c'rA
in the morning, when in haste to 90 10 pre's ~':
columns Of reported msjorities, which are chAas,
perhaps in half dozen items BY reports recefv"
while We are trying to make tho addition. v,
cen only give such reports as reach US ana '''.
aggregates az we have time to make up hA'ias ..
attention called Of every Ave minutes TO deten.'n
how fresh report affects the chances in doa''.
Congress District. Those who gamble
Election Returns hereafter vii do wei 70 bear v"
n mind.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
HosTITTRR's BiTTERS.

10 yoof breath d. yorr lips parched your om.ch sid
Are you Inclined TO d.o"nes ansuor q, cs',y sseI ~
asodnf taking kc You should HosrLirtks oe'e bfN
t<A B~rs 2ey are tine stomach and hyeE sho create
power Of aud elasticity Of sPrits ref'ec ~ PfsS
fke money vii te refunded II rvc0G"clteI Ley s.e
spaeDdd bar tonic Sold b, ali goccrs hotels and aus''
RAkss. PASX, Nos II a. = PAX row, "h9e'A's ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Bam>,R. Joas,oS s the Repubibaa aeD''
Assembly e.c. irun the I.t District CT Ds'ssS
Cou1ty, instead 0. B<si t. Gfdin, as h.s as"e -
giy,- y us.ahs j. oSr .sb.,'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Nep1l Daily Gribmne
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1853.
TO COnRESPOyDEYTS.

TO COfRESPONDENTS.
No notice be taken Of Anonymous s.ion' Wha
ever 10 int, nded for insertion be Authenticated By he
name and Of the r.ernOt necessarily for pubtcs
ton b-t - guaranty for his good isih.
W. return Jeoted Comm nea.tons
Bunes lrs THE TRIBusr Ofce should n ali caS~' -
dressed 70 HORACE GREELEY x CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

g. W Jou.sos Is OF. Assn. in B'setoD, fN tie Sal
o! TIE TRistSL AID Win serve ouI hiead' WI" Oi DAILY
s.uiWees7 and Weekly Editions
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

This Dag ing been apart Of phsnkssisDs and
Pis- sA, issue evening -dtiou Of Tnt TssuS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

We give on another page the official vote OF this
city for Governor. Congress, Assembly. County
officers, and the revision fthe Constitution. The
Governors ote is given by election districts. 1t
is worthy of note that this vote is remarkably near
the figures collected by The TRInt NJ exclusively
on the night of election, in four hours after the
closino of the nolls They cOmpare as fOlloWs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

This is pretty close work for rs election dis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Business Notices.
WINTER CLOTHING
At ENAks'

The 6ne., Customrnsde Dress rro k'''''' ~ ~ Sto "a
over synO0 Cashmere Business C"sts'''''''' DO q
B.sct Psii.oons ........... u
Gss.,o.,s cssfS .~aS a.se..
EioS Biz. and I.o'' Ssl''' sS, ic
Eo. es and c, Faron...
Between Gold and Ciss.a
syLysDlD TABLE p'IioTE EVERY DAY FOR
81 CtsTs,
Al 6 ocs~t At the sNiru,os HorSF. ,
Mee;. ia as NV LSonasG,. in TIE European "Je AZ -
The Horst {. ooadocsd On the Europeen P.n ANsscAS
i,fo s'dis ronounc.d atnons tfe BE- N ,ne cry. -
HOWL's IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES.
(strong Rcss's Patent, -.
H.SsC PtcrIvED rIssr-CLAss FRFMuM, ron we VIZ
mosr sr.-r PNR. NV YoFs sI.T, fNR, N,E9,.A srHrs
R.s. UsIrrD srA1rs FAR NsaS,SA slsTn t.is
sp, 20 NM. M ousie 20 exaine Scale.
sy .sy ssd s 70 & the rpT r~e Z. TO o. essns '''
CvsIric.Trs TmriR 5UfrRoR,rs
i'" may % 0'' Jc'S FRANK T. Hows.
No. 45s Broome-s,.,
Firs, door from Broadway
FlH,T .Gvs TIE HoLroAYs
BANCROFT, RrDrIELD & RICE
No M,nBIssb.s T., B5osSssy, opposite Howard h'D'e'
k'e" s..xssirasan." .oiesdid d..srsa,en.st GOODS
GUT 0ooDs, WELL MADE AND WARRANTED
B.sksfs. sALv,,s, PITCHERS. 1c., &c.
AkEw STYLE URs, the axe o large Coneefot WIN
Il saves TIE labor Of rsus the coffee srm'' length or
esery CUP poured; is stylish, aud the Priec low.
100000 worth of CARPETS.
Cr..sy. Medallion sse. c,sr,1s ,rS 81 80 per gard
H'a''T'' ''e w. anu AsorSsos. No BoVsefJ.
WuDIR's PATENr SALAMANDER SAFE,
dss~I t'sr-Psoo' s.tt o, rnt wosL"
&. B. ~LDrR = Co..
Corner Of Dey.t. No-.l erE.
HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION
FlRr ssD BrReisR-PRoor S,rEs,
WA S ss,ls1 ss SAT- IN % w AGO. sdsSsd and Far
ic Safes. d elegant workmanship and finish tor PLATE &C.
opposito the City Hall
PIccOLOMINI FLRs.-Wo have heard it ru-
this charming te sctr aud singer has been ps,
and npsnsce nt ct Of FrGs Whehef tue not could
n" rave done mo,c sensible act -
All TIVE FURs WORN,
From the richest to the cheapest,
Cut according % the
Nrw Covsr MoDrs
of France.
No. 81, Broadway,
St NLrloas Hotel
STERLING SILVER.
TIA sr"siSs;i ;sSssr1,. r",r Ts.vs rr,cur~s. &c.
D" T. v HAucuwoUT ( Co.
corner Of Broadway aud Broones
A NovrLTY-S5 SEWING MACHINES:
PRACTICAL FAMILY SEwIsC MACHINE TOR 81
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS
ts stc Counties aud Towns will connDs to be ceded for
Cell ., once. EXAMINE his
WoSDLErrL Isstsr'oh
Aad .eci"e the monopoly for
OF your own S.s'"'
County OF ~
Ko.iL1y 81 SEWING MAoHisE CoMpsNY.
No III Broadway N Y.
Oace B.arLs1r co.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

HUNTS IMITATION PATENT LkAriER.-Boot
and Ehoemskers, CarrinseTrnt;er Trunk makers tPho'
al ali of PAINT LNArnts are Invited
cell eKanine this article Warranted 70 stand az the
t..s ap,ed 20 Patent L. stler and 10 as we'll
r. X roIrrR Msru.ectareTs' Agent No o5 Ann 't.
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General ReI,er Committee.

The following arethe officers members for present
term, say from July. 1851, 10 January, 1883
Gerard Sh President be found Recorders Office First
District fhos H Shields Secretary at Odd Fellaws Hail.
Thomas n Walker. Treasurer i23 Theod0re
Marks, rs Magazine
=. r. II H0s,e Benk Of 0rieAnsC Iageubecker Al Isrn
berg Hospital Alien la3 Canal JAMES CsnFh Me
chanies and Dealers Exchange ST. Charles street Davic
Moore no Poydras street; MeDOugal box rs heebaes
and Dealers Exchange Charles Csrrowskt -
fchoapgnlas street; o. VOORHEES, Mae.ze street; ~ Prss-
Ter Chippewa street. hetseen Jarks0n Phip, WIZ
SON. Agiefs: L. GraheH 10 Camp seet; ~ p Miller Boards
warehouses Jones Third District W. koue Funr,h Dis
ct; H. De6rays second Distract; EueAs sith
between Camp and ST. Charles streets. III
THos. Il. sHIEIps. serve ,4rs
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
CATHOLIC: -
Annunciation--Corner Vaudeville and Morales.
immaculate Conception BRronns, Canal
lJesuits l-Baronne, Common.
St. Louis Cathedral-Jackso SQUARE.
St Anthony-RRmpart, c. Cont,
ST. Alphonse-St. Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST Auglstine-BayOu Read, c. ST, Claude.
St. Bartholomew-Villere b. Segun and Barthelemy, Al
giers.
ST. John Bsptist-Dryades b. Glioan Cslliope.
81. Joseph-Common, b. Maras and Where.
ST. Marie-Conde, n. Ursuline.
ST. Mary-JOsephne, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
81. Patrick-Camp b. Julia and Girod.
u. Peter-'Marigny. b. Casacalyo and Greanmen.
81. Theresa--Carnp. opp. junction with Prytanie.
st. Trinty-St. Ferdinand.
st. Yineentde Paul-Greatnen, c. Montegut.
Ursuine Oonveut-Below the city.
FIRST GONGREG ArIONAt: St. Charles. n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; ST. PeteFs-tSsauen's Bethel
Esplanaae. LiEgs PrOtesAnte Francaise-
Bienyile Christ Church-Canal, Dauphne. Pauls-
Camp, Gaienne st. Luke's-Hereufes Felicity
Naturalization PaqneInne. Annuneiation Amman
citation Square Mount Olivet-Algiers. .i
LUTHERAN; Euterpe, b. Bacchus and DTyades.
Chestnut Moreau, Esghisn. Dryades Terpslchora
Piety Greamen Marias, Bienville aud Cont Coffee
n Jackson st. Paul, (eolored,l Carrolou, Osrrolton
NAyadss. Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytsnia, E. Clio.
oasAeaivO, Railroad. Canal Franklin. Fulton,
Josephine -PrytAna, Josephine. Thaa, c. Benton
Bouligny. Camp, n. CadiT.
GERM. EvANG.; Protestant-Php, c. Chippewa. Prstes>
taut--eiie, b. Apollo and Nsyaaes
EirAhlAN: Prytgnia Calliope. Gle n Prytaaia aud
DvyAdes ferpsich Nayades EuieTpe, o. saechv'
and DlYade
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oddsEellows' HAN Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALE
the Monday of every month. 1870
Awkward Pbuy President; Thomas h Shields
John ID. Bein Treasurer J. G. Dunlap John III
Stetson, H. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis Oeoree
RaIeshde A. W. Bosworth, Geo. Drneysr, Bernard Cohsc
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N EDOUARD GUILLOT,
S0 l4s ROYAL STREET. III
~ JUST RECEIVED per ship Gutenberg, ffromL u
u Havre- 49,
300 casks Hogg's Cod Liver Oil.
.. Joughis :.
1900 bottles BrtAnt's Syrup.
900 .. Flou's
200 ). Auberrier's Lactucarium Syrup.
coo Lamonrnux's
400 Labeonyeis Dgitatis E.
800 Johnsonis Asparagus
1900 tasks Iodine Horse Radish e.
5000 DeIabarre's Tecthing
300 bottles Vichy.
$50 daEks Roge's Powder.
100 =. DR.. I.avles Pills.
le0g ;.r, Cordial
1899 . Blanearps Pills
500 boxes ColiA's Sanolina Lozenges.
5000 TASKS Sugar Pluns.
1900 PelletieT's..
1870 . Raqnn's Capsules.
1000 boxes Vicy Lozenges.
5000 bottles LeRoys Purgatiye and vonl. Purgstive.
$50 dozen Balm Carmeite Water, Coffin.
1900 bottles DDpont's ti-Mucous Remedy.
500 Pant Cages e.
1900 boxes Beef Marrow Paste
$50 kilos Tod. Potassium.
Glass Chinawse utensils Of every description Thermome
ters Capsules MOrtarsi Syrup Weighes assortment Of
aud Shell fancets and others; Portable Travelling
Medicine Boxes, Plantation Medicine Boxes, etc.
sUPERFINE PERI UMERY-The genuine article
PERRONs CHOCOLATINES for New Years Gifts in boxes
and half boxes superior other imported here.
hESoIE DEPOT, AT EDoUAkD GuILLOTs DRUG
NENTERs CHOCOLATE 200 kilOs superane Vanilla
NB-Mr Edouard Guillot Is pledged to receive none but
genuine articles. EDOUARD GuILLOT,
dc lm&W las Royal street.
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HARDwARE.

m LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
-. ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner OF Benton and
A4 Euphrone streets Office, No LOG St. Charles street
w 1.-TWO doors from the st. Charles Thester) MHnnfac
urs Of the latest and most approved Patterns Of Rangs We
Stairs Fronts Capitals and ali kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
az Raings Castings Guard Sash Weights
aors for sale the Old Stand LOG st. Charles New
Orleans,
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wILDEY No. meets the nrs andthrd Saturday in each
month in Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Camp Lafayette
streets. Officers for the present s. Eeaghey C p.
w Solomon, H. p L. KAISER w. John j. Norm ant Scribe
H. Williams, Treasurer, James Funeaux Assistant scribe
HoBAH No. and fourth Saturday in each
month In Odd Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers for the present term-L b. Pohier o. P
NJ. N. Caroan. Il. P Geo. Seymour, S. W. L. s. Butler
Scribe; n ]. Hoey, Nv; 5. NJ. Todd, Treasurer.
LAsAILE No. meets the and laird Monday IN each
month, in Odd Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp aud LaayeIts
streets Ohcersfo FOR the present termoseph WAerer ~
N Benedict, II. p j. L. Carn W. Edward Allen scrfhs
K. L. Bereier,J. W.; +. T. Field. Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the second fourth MoudsR
IN each month In Posr Star Lodge Room Louis street.
Officers for the presentterrn-G Tieman p O.
H. F.; j. NJ. Barras, g. W.; a. Erebs, Scribe; r. s.
Brewster, J. W.; II. Millspaush, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. meets the drstand third each
month"; In Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District Officers
the present term-Chas. Geheeb c. P W. Winke H. p; J.
Dunn, S. W; R. Turney Scribe; j. 7. Barrett j. W.;
Lons Seibert, Treasurer.
PELICAN No the rst and third Saturdayin each
month Polar Star Lodge ST. Louis street.
the present tenJ NJ Wagner, g p, L. Charles, II. p;
Capane w; G. o. Dugue Scribe; J. Vedot j. W. b. Ia,
terale, Treasurer.
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"odd Fellows, Rest, >,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -Onieers-- Henry Bier
Presidents Boueet Treasurer Thos H. Shields Secreta
Cemetery Gingham Gardner smith
J. p Miller. SextonDanel Merritt. MembersJames IN.
Prank Lewis, H. Goldman r r. Peterson Jos Asoa
J. P. Warner, J. @. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST,i NAV be procursc
by applying to p NJ CeRRY atSckes Col IS Canal street.
Al D. FELr SrErsoss 81 Camp stEset;to MIIsPAUeH ~
s. Mint and the Secretary Odd Fellows Hall cor
Of Camp and Lafay lite Streets
Price Of Lots and YsnlRegnsr lots 10 square, $50
ditto by feet SIS. Vanlts double Lodges
s65 ditto, TO All others 0i single Stockholders L0dgsA
S45 ditto, 10 all others $50.
the purchase Of be had
THOMAS H. SHIELDS. Secretary o. p Rest.