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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

THE OYgRLASD MAiL.-The Overland Mail whieh
le San Francisco the 9Th att arrived IN this city
Saturday night No papers were brought. BY the
mail aud but few letters. The lew papers 10 posses-
sion of the passengers when the stage cit San Fran
cisco Yysre distributed along the route.
In conversation with Mr.. w. n Hilton passenger
by ths mail we learn some particulars which may uOt
be uLiats resting 10 resicrs. sir Hilton left San
Francisco the l9th Of September, aud arrived at
Los ABlelos sept. -. AL thls pont Mr.. Hitos re-
manned until the STAGE arrived which was on the Dth.
On thss~lay MI Hilton left Los Angeles. And arrived
here above stated.
Through California and Arkansas the arrangements
sre compete and the stage ,es over the country ~
swiitly MS in oil probability 1t ever well Hut oa tho
Plains the arrangements are a. yet incomplete Tho
Company however, are rapidly bling up every doh
cienpy 10 the way of men and mules. Mr. Hilton
thinks that the trip will De made inside Of tSenty days
with great eare. when once the Company geS every
'hnZ fairly urdsr way. ie considers the route DE-
cdeiy favorable and in al respects sac and PHEASANT
Some of the stations siIty-hye miles apart, but
most Of them from eight tn ten miles, On tho
Pa ns the corras either Of logs stoae and occu
! pied some by dozen msD and soue by no more than
! four or i've Tie stage detained fourteen hours
by -and storm In the California Desert and two day.
by reason ol high water ia Kern RIVER at the point o.
cfossDg which the ferry hat was out oi repair wnico
/ was supplied speedily rs possible
! IN. COMPANY are making preparations to bridge
the various streams that cross the road, and have
already engaged large number OF mrn Tor instana
! york.
Adobes, or Mexican brick, aIe used in tue consTue-
ton u StationHoGses along the route, and IA nang
places workmen are Engaged n making rosd..
Mr. IIiton provided with eantsen las also
the other passengyrs iled with water from the
want Of which be- vas thus preserved
The mall from 81. Louis Bound westward vers faI
enough advanced To justify belief that they would
reach san Francisco in he time. st. LOUIS Dem
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
COMMERCIAL. INTELIIGESCE.

ItyYHrnOT COTTON MARkfr.-The ss-s OF Iottnh
n, n. ftv-roool Cotton The thEs days were ~ "
-. IN, 1atso and lep Tor s1pcft las
n.-Is- losea but viii Citations bare tan--
ST.r, op TRApF Z, ,MtScHssrsK.-rue adSices
N an ,ii-i q o, n a. aiss .sr-d soci. - ~,
~ i'Wxngooi BREADsTrFss FssAtRKEr.-Me-srs kleh-
- er,rce Co ouo,e FLoVs 6l. bur .t-sdy western
-, .. tssfI. Ohio = S2s g.. WHsAr srm IN tne bee.
- al V-s,sru ; eds. %, White IL. 900 o. White
.,hr,n a1 CoRs dail sps quots,ioa. aaaisa: feo~
:" yyvrorI proyrsIos pdrn PORK
..,, .,s oue:as,cps m.u,,nsd With eifcrfy BAeos 4u-
L,Kp 40 sui Il 81. TALLow a-l-' g.. -. =.
A. -. - puc,rct tM,REsr.-Srcs sR trn Gov
1900, asrys qs-s; Pes % s; P-ara >: {. xosis da
c,, luo,oa srisirs TIA fssrss tH ct - ~,
~. "a q ac s-,--s :! E,sLsl Whssi- Sse.. lr's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

ye..el-perhaps one Of the Peruvian squaaron.i"
~beb 10 return home. Let us hope thst 'ais
highly amcable state Of feeling may be maintained
without interruption. Fortunately, 'enezueA Is
ant Of the direct line Of invasion, conquest ana an'
nexation. Mexico Central America Nc" ""''"
,ds. are all first TO be oyerrun and cohqucio'
before we shall begin to feel any pressing Necessity
for the annexation Of Venezuela That o'a'" n''!
therefore console herself with the rehec'ion 'n"'
sbe is one Of the lat Of the flock to be de'oured'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Anti.Lecompton men OF Kings your foes are
wholly in your power No matter 1t they should
patch up a union this morning, it is now too late
10 save them. Improve your opportunity, then'
by rolling up immense moiorities IN your several
Districts for JAMES HUMPHREY, PHILIP H.MiL-
TON, LUTHER {. CARTER and your excellent
County candidates! And do MT forget to poll every
vote for EDwIx ID, MORGAN aud his colleagues 90
the State Ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Look ont for fraudulent voters at every polling
place. The Buchanan ofice-holders know that
they are in desperate position, and will use the
most desperate means to avoid the crushing defeat
with which they are threatened. They will send
men from poll to poll, to vote wherever they can
sweor in ballot and in this uefarious business
fear that, in instances the inspectors o eicc
fion will connive at the fraud. Let mtIrlng visl-
lance prevent the crime
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
tdr1in'S District.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
NEW BRUNSWICK, Monday Nov. Up. III.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting OF
the campaign is now being held at Green's Hall,
and addressed BY Richard Busted, esq, Of New
York. Daniel Barkalow OF Paterson, and the Hon.
q. Il. Adrain.
The skies are bright and prospects 1a'terng
Put old MiddlcseI down for 900 majority for
Adrain. The question of who struck Billy Pstter-
son will be answered tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

To the Associated PTest
WAsHINGrox, Monday, Nov. /. 1853.
The following officers have been ordered to the
steamer America: Commander, Joseph r. Grcen;
Iieutensnts, Cuyler, Beknap NJ. I. Jones Adams,
Greer Engineers, DE Luce, Snyder, Whlteker, DeVe-
liz and Brown.
The following have been ordered TO the steamer
Me,acomet: Lieutenant Commanding, Macomb Lieu
tenants, More, Fairfax and Ciley.
Both the above vessels for the Paraguay expe-
dtiOu.
ant III the marine corps, vice Payne, dismissed
Lieut. Mafiit has been ordered to the Coast Survey.
Lieut. Livingston of the Navy has resigned.
Mr.. Butterfied, President Of the California over
land Mail Route made application to-day for protec-
ton through the country tiayersed by Their stages
fiom Indian incursons. The Secretary OF war gave
him most cordial reception, congratulated hun on MS
success and assured HIM that military protection
should be afforded at as early day a. possible
Troops will probably be conceurdted at Fort Snlth
in considerable numbers, and be moved in suitable
detachments to the exposed points. This important
movement of the Government will open all Texas and
Arizona 10 settlement. The forces so successfully
6gltng the Comanches are to be promptly reinforced
by a regiment from Fort Lcavenworh, with the view
10 compel them to sue for peace. Improved arms
similar to those which 80 effective at ashlng
ton and Oregon--wil be forwarded to Fort Smith
The President favors the protection of the mail ana
emgrant route from Indian attacks.
Air. Buttericd left for home this afternoon greatly
pleased with the comprehensive plans OF the Secre-
tary of War. lie will soon start for Memphis, Little
Rock and Fort Smith, to whether tina! route can
not be greatly improved.
The Postmaster General ia satisfied the mails can
be carried TO California in from twenty to twcnywo
days as soon rs the War Department shall bring the
Indians along the route under control.
The Pension Office, in October, issued b,9 land
warrants under the act of March, 1850, to satisfy
which about 100 600 acres are necessary
Mr. Isaac Holland, DoOrkecper of the United States
Sanste died today
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Friends Of Horace L. CLARK you know that
YOU are bound to win; but let not this relax your
energies nor parslyze your eNertions. Your ma
iority is likely to be large but make it round
Five Thousand. 1t is luxury to work for a
candidate so gallant and faithful IS Mr. CLARK
has proved himself Let il be seen by o'clock
that Herrick is out OF the question. BE satlsied
with nothing short of Five Thousand Majority!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

PLACES FOR OiDINS TIE POLLS ~ bi'pohthN'
FIssr wARp-fst District s y. corner o! Fulton and Co
Iumbia streets, I'D Dstrlct, no. Atlantic sueet 90
SECOND WARD.lst Dstuct y T. corner OF Mein ana .y,
streets District, Tsmnsy Hail. corner q York and II ell
TnRp w.Rp-ls. District, II. and T. House No. Henry
street Ctanb-ty, lid District Cos Iced ''oe AIal'
FousrH W.En-l.i District No. sands street; I'D DIS
rct Warrington Hal Adams siIeat llld p.. esDiI'
El,Tu " MARp-l,t District House Of Engine Company NO
T. conner OF li Bridge streets lid Di're Weosrs 10
tel corner ol Prospcst aud HUDSON avenue Ild Du
House Of Hose COMPANY No corner OF Iaj ani buso
streets . =, oo ,.,...-,., ,rt MI.
tc Hou.e Of Engine Company No. corner HICKS aud De
sr.w HE District, House Vi Ensns Company No 10
SrvEsTH " .ED--,t District House Of Engine Company
No 10 syrnue lid District, house " James sood Van
Buren, street, Cssson avenue.
EfcHrh WAED-Co.nef OF ThEd ayenae and h1eieenih
street. ,,,, A., -,
avenue n.ar hosrsus avenue lid Dsrcl Sswars Hotel,
Road lid District house oi John Gss' hytis avenue
Tr,rn W,sD-I., District No. Il Futon I'D Dis
,ric' No sl5 Atlantic street. lid Drc Third Ds'r' Sta
FLryTyru WAaD-Ist District s. B Of Myrtle
nue and Dued lid D.,rict. NJ 30 Myrtle avenue,
CiermoI avenue iid District, ~ '" corner Of fu.on
avenue ard Oxford street
T1ILsrH wAED..! Dstdct No. yan Brue ,t5est b..
fremont snd Wi, streets lid District, fancJ'
shoe ,,or. eorn.r Hos, street snd Hamilton ayrrue
TnixTsEsrH T,kD.-st District, No ~ SDuta Seventh
street lid Di-tris. odeon fi;h ,,re, & - MI, s,,h
lid District house Of " gine Company TO TO- iid Dr'
NJ. 70 Grand street.
Tenth tret lid District south sf Grsnsn avenue
sixrgrxTsWAaDI., District, No ~ South Fourth street,
between Eleventh aid Twelfth streets I'D District No ls.
Mr,seos street Even IId District soua east eofnes
OF Graham avenue ana hsi.hsl street.
sgyESTgEsTH W.ED-ls District, hsu,e OF y ~ ATopp''
Ffssn aeet Inds .tre., lid D..fc ho1's VI PssA
E,SHrEsArH WAsp.-iioase of Wu COns-yeA, Js, Ba.e'
KssrrssTn w,sp.-Hou.e of Engine ComFsuy No. -.
fxrft- .tIr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

MR. WILLIAMSON HAS NOT WITHDRAW
bir. Sickles has industriously circulated report
that Amor J. Williamson, the Anti-Leconpton
candidate for Congress in the lid District has
withdrawn. This is not true Mr. Williamson
will he candidate until ,uadown to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Warrington.
RECEIVED By
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO l'sEs. I. TRIGCsL

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO or - l.
F,c~ Syec-al Corre.posderi
WASHINGTON, Mondy. Nov. !, 1855.
Mr.. Ward of Georgia President Of the Cincin-
matt Convention which nominated Mr.. Buchanan,
has been rendered the Chinese Mission, but has not
accepted it yet. He wanted the Mission to Aus
trs, and it was arranged that he should succeed
Mr.. Jackson; but J. Clancy Jones was defeated,
and had to be provided for at once.
CLANCY Jones will not leave for the scene OF hl'
lsbors until his nomination shall have been con-
frmed by the Senate, TO which no opposition Is an
ticipatcd.
Mr. Mason has finally agreed to retire from the
French Mission in the Spring, cotempsraneousy
indicated.
Senator Hunters name suggested for the
latter, but he would accept Office under the Ad
nnistratOn. He looks to the Charleston Conven-
ton in 1860 for appreciation.
,Jerez left here yesterday afternoon for New
York, intending 70 send his Secretary TO Nicaragua
to make personal explanations to Martinez, and
communicate TO him the results OF his observation
and experience.
No contract with Van Dyck has been concluded.
Theprolcct only has been entertained. II will hardly
be consummated now, because Jerez knows that the
Government has emphatcally refused to recognize
the revocation of the other contract on the ground
that stipulation in il provides for reference to all
umpirein case differences should arise which has not
been proposed or done. An annulment was attempt
ed by mere rescrpt, alleging that the contract
had not been fulfilled according to agreement. The
Administration does not hold itself committed by
the Cass- -Yrssarri Treaty to a recognition of the
White Company specifically, but only to the pro-
lection Of such American rights as are established
Nicaragua now considers the latter a consequence
of the former and refuses ratification. The Presi
dent insists IA qua that the treaty must
be- accepted, as signed and confirmed here, while
ignoring all company complications.
The Presidents proclamation refers to frissarri's
notice to Nicaraguan emgrants, as proceeding
from regular Minister. He received Jerez as
such, and his credentials are now filed in the De-
partment Of State. During all the recent confer
ences here Yrssarr has not appeared or interposed
at all. and nearly oil the communications have been
oral with Jerez.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

NFW-IKiFNNs, Mohuay, NOV = IN1'.
The Howard Association ciose TIER laDOrs this
day, the fever being 10 longer epidemic.
T. r. SCHMIDT President.
SAVANNAH, Monday, Nov. l, 1853.
The number Of deaths In this city yesterday was
seven of which four were from yellow fever.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city for the week
erding on Saturday were "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

THr NoRTawtsr BsusDsRr CossIssios.-Ad-
vices rom Commissioner Campbell state that the
American norton Of the Joint boundary Cominissos
were enosmped two miles west Of S'nnahu'oo. on The
mainland. Nothing definite had yet been eoncnded
ON. and no central point had been established. Tha
Two Commissioners were not expected to occomplIsh
nch before next year owing 10 the advanced state Of
,hs seasou The soldiers which constitute the sseot.
.ome .eyepty-fye in number, under the command Of
Cart. woodruff were 10 good health and efficiency.
The organization Of the Commission proper is fol-
lows: Archibald Campbell, Commissioner; & 7. PARK,
I.t Lieutenant Typographical Engineers ard Chsf
As,roromer; {. Gsrdner, Assistant Astronomer; w.
G.. Warren, Secretary; J. n. hing, Quartern.ster
Geo. Gibbs, Geologit Messrs. Harris snd hAjos.
Computars; Dr. Kennedy, Surgeon AID hstarsns'.
Messrs. Hers and Custa, Surveyor iCnson.
PRgPsrsEsr;os PosIaGz TO Srsn OYriosAL.-
We requested 10 state that notice has been gvoa
by The British Pcs,-Oice that the reduced rstss Of
postage lin the Brtsh mail betwn1n the Untsf
states and Spain including Majorca, Mnorca snd the
Canary Islands, which we're published in The Us."s
Of ID October inst.D may now be paid in advsscs %
left to be paid "a delivery, at the option OF the ssvi~
CorrspoIdents should b- particular " prepay tho ii
ps~,rge eharscsbi- Oh litter. none nj a.. -
partial yrrpsyu,.nts u posisfr nj recogais'a T
cred. .ss BY tas sxcaaae7 otc7,. tSAS0-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
Trouble between France and Brazil
Cotton ncbansed-Co Con.ol- o. I.iass s.s.
RrsR nr Locp. Monday, Nov. / 1853.

RnsR DU LoCP, Monday, Nov. l. 1853.
The steamship Indian from Liverpool a. nine
O'Clock TIE morning Of the 10th u,,., has passed
this point on her way TO Quebec.
The K. NJ. steamship Niagara, from Boston Wis
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool q, O'Clock On the
morning OF the 18th.
The American snip Pepperell, Capt. Dizzy from
New-York FOR Bordeaux, reports having passed tue
Austria while 90 fire, and shp alongside
Tle steamship Fulton wa 20 leave Southampton for
New-York on the same day a. the Indisn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

ONE VOTE given or withheld To-Da! may de-
eide the political character of the next House Of
Representatives ONE VOTE passed or defeated
many important measures in the last House. On
not less than dozen divisions in that House. the
result turned upon One Vote. Reader ii One
Vote should turn the scale dsastrOusly in the next
House, be sure that go" are not responsible,
whether through omission or commission, for that
rntaI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

CORRECTION our list Of candidates in the
Assembly Districts, published in Monday mornings
TRrBrNr, Marcelus Eells appears for the Twelfth
Wsrd in the XVIII Assembly District This IL
mistake The Republican candidate in this district
is wM. DuNSISC. and We trust be viii receive
hearty support.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

We believe that OWEN W. BRENNAN viii poll
large vote outside of his party in the lVth DIS
trict The LecOmpton vote is SO split and mixed
up that nothing can be known ss TO It's direction.
Ii all the ant'Lecompton vote can be drawn out
and concentrated on Brennan, his election is sure.
IrY N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Anti-Lccompson voters of tho Nth Congress
District, we believe PHILIP HAMILTON VIII have
u large majority in Williamssursh The New'lork
side of your District must not nullliy this Ma
clay has great official aud Nssy-isrd influence on
his side but there arc votes enough against hn To
beat him by thousands If they can only DC called
out and concentrated. Resolve that this shall be
dana and 40 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

An.i-LecoDpton men Of wectcAes,er, Rochlsnd
ind Putnam! JoHN g. HasKN has deserted st
your hands something more than cold support
he Is entitled to your enthusiastic and persevernc
e1ertions. Do not leave your several election dis
tricts today until you shall have n,sde certain the
polling Of the las, anti. i.lecompton vote
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

FIRsT ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.-Hr. GEORGE l..
GARrICK is the Republican and American candl-
date in this strong Democratic district He IS
opposed by the champion OF the emigrant runners'
Jacob l.. Smith. Let every good citiz"n give Mr.
Csrlick hearty support and il the divisions OF
the Opposition remain as they now sppear' ne VIII
be frum uhantlN elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Thanksgiyimg i'm yis~OUrh

81. LOui-, MondHy, Nov 7, IN"'
Gov Stewart. of this State, has appointed Thurs
day the 2Jth Of November, day o, Thanksgiving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

ROnf \. :, MOhdav, Nov' T. ~
Mrs. Jourdon. who has been on trial here for the
past web for poisonuc her husband in Ava. 10 Au-
gust. ISJ7. WAS found guilty to-day of murder The
Jary recommended thai tie sentence be Imprisonment
for life. Sentence suspended uAsl tas asHi teen u
the Court
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
MOROCCO.

4 telegram from Agiers says the reported assas'.
nation Of the two European vce-Consuls is believed
to be pure fiction. On the other hand, the Pans jour
nsls say the massacre is confirmed, ore being certainly
the French Vice Consul but it is doubtful whether
tho other is Englsh or Spanish.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Union Candidates for AssemJly.
Ih.rlen.
Election, TO-DAY.


TO THE CITY ELECTION CAN|ASSERs'
Tho canvsssers are particularly requested to hl up
the blank. hioh the polls Ct each election District
5000 the counted, and deliver 'hsh "heu oA
fo by tn. collectors A.soc atsd Press 81 50 oihs
the vote Of the cs spra morning IN every dsy
.psr IL Eew.Yorx-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

rif ~, 81 fgitf< ~
sixth Sst lc Hrssrf *
Seyru,h DIST. l. Hs-1 -
FIFT~HNrH wAR1
sirst dist. Ia ApiTy
>.cord dist, y. r. coz. Saili
van snd BietSt-ses
lTni-t dist.. ~, 3ers-r
lFonr-h dist. llS Wsy-rl-v-pl
iFif.h sssE. IL s..eseuth -
siSrh dist. y cor BrusG~,y
and Ele,-niasL
S@y.u.h i.st y. +. cor Wa-b.
far.un pl., IN 'he University.
Eshth DIST. ~ Sleeekerst.
,Ninfh dist y. ". cor. Fourth
Az s,d Ieuth-dt
rsr.k di.t. rs West l3'hsi.
sIxTEENrH WARD.
lrir.t di,t.. = seventh sy.
lS~coui ds;.. iC2 seventh Nv.
lTh.ri di-t., i67 >eveE;b-sV
lFo1rth dist. 2o3 seventh sS.
lpinaJist - siEh .h--s.
s;..h i,.t.. ~ sevcut.e--ii- -.
jSesr-.h dis. ~ Ninth ss.
lEish;s dist. SS Tenih
Ninth i'.,. l6S rSrthsv.
Tenth i..t ~ Nlgtn-N
| SEVENTEENTH WAEO
-iPirs, DIST. | Riylnrton.st-
Second dist, SSi ttogston-s;.
fynird dis, v X ec. Stanton
and Norfo@s "a
Iycu r.h dist. 81 >eco'-S ~.
lFinh DIT, ) -iNths;.
tsis,h dit, St-ys-saus -, nea.
] T1frd ay. <ssh5Snms.l
Seventh dist ll1 ksst lsh-s,.
lFiet n dist. l7.sirst.sS.
lNiu,h diet. We FirG.ay.
Ter,h sist ls7 sr-rre 4.
IEles-u.daist.. Si5 Iioustuy,L
ITweini dis'. 1871 rairi -.
,rhuree,tr dist, - Avenue A.
lfocrre. uth DIST. ~ =. 18th y.
EtGHTSENTH WARD.
lFigst dist, IL ~. iSth s,.
is-cond de. i9th-, Jdoos ,.
of Broadway. ). .is OF 81
Third DIST. =. =. coz. Of llih-
q. snd 81 ~.
goarth i'.t n. w. cor Avenue
| D and Foe -s-u,h-st
lFiNh ri.t. 3 Nrst iqtl "
lSiy-h dist. ~ Lynch Y Co .
table "a ish-sS., bet -.a ana
2i.h s,s.
lSeyenih dit. y ". COS. OF
I gu'h..t and Sc.ay.
Eighth dist. ;. 2. cor - dd
.t. aud So as
Ninth dist. ). +. ~. os - q.
aud Avenue A. -.
tTenth Dist. :. h. soT. of n-h-
81. and lst-s,.
! STSETEESTi WARD.
iFirs, dist. At tho hors. OF W a.
Rosch, in i2d -, vi. ID aid
| L-tington.aSs
| Sse.ud dist. al tia house of
| Coyles. In 22d -. -, d and
| Siavs.
Third dist. q. the house u Ed
ward PARCELS, Ia ois, .: bet
| Is, and "A avs.
Fourth di.t.. az the hl.,e OF
| f-zlc.s kciuhsiat, sf 81 Az,
be- SD snd gSi s.s.
Fifth dist, 5. +. cor. Of it-av.
| snd s5,h-st.
| TWENTIETH WA-pD.
IFirs. DIT. 2pa Teuthsy.
,s.cons dist. -. Tentn.syi
Third dist. III Nnfh.ay
Fourth dist. Stj Ninthsv.
lEinh dist, 38i Sinth-ay.
Sixth dist. ;26 Wrs' 5th =
lsevent.Ndist. l8o SSth ,t.
Eighth dist, lT8 Seycnth-ss.
ninth dis, ~ West Sith-st.
Tenth di.t., u West 32d-,i.
Eleventh dist, LEW. 5b,h.s..
lTwelfth dist. lis West 57th 4.
TWENTY-RIRSr WARD
IFirst dist. Madison House, y.
| +. COT. Madisoo-sy 4 18th =.
Second dist, lls 23;h--t., bet.
| "a aud 81 avs.
Third dist, 40 {,h-sv., bet
3l,t and S2d IS.
Fourth dist, T. NJ. McCabe's
| Sgl Sd.ay., b, 29th h 5oLh Is.
! Finh dist, $50 6;h ay., bet.
57th aud 3sh-sts.
lSiyth dist. ). side Of 3itl-st..
near ;. r. cor. 2d-sy
Seventh dist, $50 3d sv., 5. =.
cor. VI 3S.h-st.
ITIsENTI-SsCQND WARD.
iFir-t dist. 1876 West tli--t.
lSeoond dist, iJh-st.. bet 5th'
ay. and Bfosdwsy.
Third dist. cor. Broadway snd
yJth-st.
Fourth dist. $50 4Jd =.
lFifth dist, $50 l7,h st.
lsixth dist, cor. 9Lh ~. and
| 52d--t.
lSeveuth dis'. cor Broadway
and 3th-ss.
Eighth dist, cor. 79'h-s'. and
| l0th.ay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Arrival Of the California Overland
Mails.

ST. Lofts, saturday, Oct. D, 1913.
The Overland maii from California with dates 10
The t,b October, has arrived here. The dates are
snte mated Wis the Isthmus. The Mail arrived within
tie schedule time. Three psssensers from Caicinis
81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
HANOVER.

In consequence of tho earnest representations OF tho
British Government with reference to the abolition OF
the Stade Dues Hauover rad declined to send an
agent to London with full powers to negotiate the
affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

FiRE AT TIN WHiTy MorsTAss-Ih9 nIJr
House, at Mount Washington were eptirey conSu'nsn
BY FIRE the night n! the 18th inst. The osrs vere
6tee will hay. TIE ho.s! ~as ta',.a a'''' TWO
Ytays esISs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
PRUSSIA

II was said that the Prince Regent hsl decided on
procsiming a political amnesty to all persons CON-
promised since the events o. 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Of I'd TE. ros.et d-m.ad. al Csusoa
srfhs at ND. Rfcr ersdy TlLLow srrr Y. c. st
Los Mossr MARKET.-CossO soils closed at aSi q
aei foT Moaey. 40 81 ior Aceouat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

PEoLVro.-Born at South Windsor ("sppins
Conn, Oct. -, 1857, two daughters ard -oS anu
Oct 10, 1853, two to j. Y. Strong -nskc li'o1
sou. aud two daughters born within year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
AUSTRIA.

Reports were current tina: Count Buol had resigned
the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, and would be 'ucceeded
nv Baron Bach. tie present Minister Of the Interior.