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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

In reference to the story some weeks since re-
ported from Savannah that the famous yacht Wan
derer had been stolen frum her owner, the notorious
Lamar, and had gone to sea without his consent,
We freely expressed the opinion at the time that the
whole proceeding was mere ruse to escape the
necessity of getting papers from the Custom House.
and that the sailing of the vessel had been with
Lamar's full consent. 1t appears from letter,
written from Savannah and published in Phila-
delphia paper, that the people Of Savannah take
precisely the same view Of the case. This letter
states that for over a week before the Wanderer
sailed she had been openly shipping hands at $50
a month. with an addition of "a q head on every
negro she might succeed in landing. The writer
also duplicates not Lamar only, but the commander
of the revenue cutter, in this trick Of getting the
Wanderer of. lie notes il as remarkable cir
cuustsnce that the revenue cutter, after watching
the Wanderer for two months, while she was lying
up with no sails bent, and neither crew nor stores
on board the moment she was ready for sea, should
be called of out Of the way, so as 70 give her
chance to sail We trust the Government viii cause
this whole affair to be thoroughly investigated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

FRoN HAyASA-The United States Mail steamship
De Soto, Capt. J. ID. Buloeh, arrived from New
Orleans via Havana as evening" having ieit the latter
place on the 18th lust The principal object of aitrae'
ton 70 the Habaneros the Opera, which under the
direction OF Max Maretzek, performing to excel
lent houses The people making preparations to
receive their new CaP,ain-Geneal. There has been
Little change in the sugar market. Foreign advioes
have been favorable and holders have succeeded in OBJ
tanning small advance. Stock *, uOo boxes Freights
declining, aud in moderate demand. Exchanges fall
ing; London, Isl IL preiuiuni New-icrk, 3ei dol
New Orleans, 445 do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

Dispatches from CbarlestOwn last night state
that there has been an entire subsdenee Of excite
ment, as not single "rescuer" or " ineendiary'
has been discovered. II is said that Gov. Chase
has informed Gov. Wise that party Of thousand
men, under John Brown, jr., was organizing to
rescue the Charlest0.n prisoners, and that Gov.
Wise has notified Gov. Chase that if be permitted
them to leave his State, he would hold him response
bic for an act Of treason. This, as well az al the
other reports Of gatherings and bands il believed BY
searcely any ore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

1t ia generally understood that Mr.. HaVemeyer
will not accept the TammaDy nomination for
Mayor. An intimate personal friend Of his assured
Us yesterday afternoon, that Mr.. II. had deter
mined to decline it; and besides, that he had not
been consulted upon the subject before the nominal
ton was made. According to this gentemans &C
count, it was mere fetch the part OF the forme
Free Soilers OF Tammany to get Mr. Tilden nomi-
mated for Corporation Counsel over much stronger
candidate Of Irish relationships. To this end, they
pretended that Mr.. Havemeyer had made Tldens
nomination an indispensable condition Of his stand
ing for Mayor. The trick succeeded; and now
Havemeyer viii decline, but Tilden will not. We
don't vouch for the absolute correctness of this
view Of the case; but there is nothing astonishing
in if, if it Is true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

MOSIREAL, q q, - 49,. k0s
terrific gale prevailed on the =. La H'n Jsha 30
this place, on Saturday night iDs s" az Orlsr
went ashore on the lower end CT ins lie. ~ seass
NS Ss Anse ava, 20 'n obliged @ % q S s r
from q o'clock on Saturday as.ssogPP oin I'M :oon ar
SUNDAY, morning. She passed Father rum ~
1 O'Clock this morning. 18th a sfrong westef
The weather is now c'ea, ,',hs-
wind, Ii froze hard here last n's'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

The hoIders Of The frat mortgage bonds Of the
Ney.York AMI Rrie Railroad have applied to the
glsie Copiroller 10 advertise and sell the Road 70
non-pzyment Of interest. The coatroier has
placed The matter IN the hands Of the Attorney
General who viii proceed at once under the act
Of Is4J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

The steamship saIonA from Southampton a.
riged at ths port yesterday afternoon with dates 10
the 9Th. which we're Anticipated b. those brough
by the Canada. The ssxODis Iel Yarmouth Road
On the lib inst. but, owing b heavy gale, could
moi communicate with the shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
Bank Election.
yoIrrIcAI. FINANcIgRs AT A DIS

POLITICAL FINAScIERs AT DISCOUNT.
Special Dispatch to ~ Y. Tribune -.
EAsToS, Pa, Monday, Nov. q, 1874.
Rx-U. s. Senator Richard Brodhead was today ,
fested by young merchant of our place, for Disess
of the Farmers & Mechanics Bank, receiving oay
....a. ont Of . I3q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

FROM Washington We lssrD tia. there il 70 i0Hn'
daton jor tie rumor that Government contemplate
seiziBs UPON the northern prO'iDees Of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
The Election.

ALBANY, Monday, Nov. q, lrf
New-York returns, with only Kings Coung
official, makes Jones's majority !, go, and skls
90.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

We are indebted TO Captain Lang Of the Il. NJ.
steamship Canada for file Of Cork papers Of the 9Th
insfant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
SENATOR BROWN.

Senator Brown Of Mississippi does not appear to
cent speech Of his, delivered by invitation of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
HOLLOWAY 5 0CSTMENT AND PnIs.-The keen,

cutting wind effect zine eompc1on kin
ana bsrvOus syss resulting IN biSsete bo tneun4,l-o
I.h so,. ihr0s o. Dyspepsia ell VI whicb HoLLowAfs
eaicnss viii preysai whh0u damaging the weskes eonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
THE ORGANIZATION LOBBY.

A large accession of members, managers, n
candidates, is anticipated BY the end Of this wed
who expect to set the wires for the Organlzas'a
Every Opposition man should come uneommiss
who desires the success Of the cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

1EU1HFIL NAfINGs.-IO burcttui you HuHI
kp roving; g. grow ch you keep asng complete
vour q tAnon, oi the
yi-h manufactured By the renowned CHARLES
sx yhse -l@e.Id located the Of Broad
Vrsy aud tultousl KsOx IL ThK natter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
THE OREGON WAR DEBT.

A large combination is organizing here to ls&
the Oregon war debt, amounting to several nj
lions of dollars. through Congress. 1t Is $50
tanned that an agent was sent to the PacIhei
bankers year ago to buy up claims. and n
represented certain Democratic Senators. n
scheme viii be thoroughly ventilated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
) VICTORIA BAL
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HOLIDAY SHoRs.-LADIEs'

lsT, are the Winter boots utroaucednes
senni ostsbe a. dIessy ballroom gef. CASrEHLL
- III vsrfies Of snoEs and ladies' emil
dren an reafsusen. a. 10. $40 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
TIE BROWNSVILLE TROUBLE.

Senator Hemphin Of Teras delivered to the Prs
dent to-day copy Of COriinss's Proelansss
Capt Ricketts, company from Batca ROage vi
return there as sooa as two companies from Fa
Clark restore their post at Brownsville, Which tss
occupied before Gen. Twiggs broke il up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
TIE FEELING IN ALABAMA.

A correspondent, writing from Jacksonville, Ala, !,
saysThe slavery question has been and Is being agi-
taed to that degree until will not be borne much longer
by the Southern people. The thing is about come
TO crisis The people Of the whole South dis
cussing the matter at home and will from this time forth
instruct representatives to Congress to disunon
The people now, with full voice, ready aud ripe
for disunon and in that event the South will have
to lose and the North will lose ALL The South live
need OF the North only matter Of friendship, and
the North has long past forfeited that claim interfering
with the rights OF our property under the guise Of hu
manity. When this Union is dissolved the South will
withdraw all capital from the North of which South
has plenty and if necessary will keep up standing
mics all along the dividing lines between free aud
slave States. think interest and ought
teach leading abotonists to hold their tongues We
OF the South do not disturb the property Of the North
spend our money made South freely among people of
the North, and still they abuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
Police Intelligence.

ANOTHER FoRx OF THE CoNrDKSr GAm-A SEMINARY
vICrMzED-Some days since q well dressed called
at Of our fashionable semnariss have interview
with the principal. He represented that he had three
children, whom he desired to place in educational
institution, and that he had been recommended call
upon the gentleman he had been assured he sad Of the
capabilities OF the instructors and wanted make some
inquiry as to the religious advantages The principal
piled that the pupils permitted attend such church
their parents desired and that family worship was held
in the institution every day. The v,ster was no vever
hard TO please; be required tho evangehca
in ATTENDANCE impart his offspring improper IDEAS of
modesty religion The exhibition Of q catalogue and
long list Of references seemed TO satsfy him, finally
came TO an understanding az 70 the terms on which
bis children should enter the institution and board
in the family Of the principal The condibons be was
infor med, were payment in advance. This seemed
TO asionsh him; but he rallied in moment and answer
ing, "Oh certainly" drew out pocketbook and toss-
ine over few bills, not enough to meet the charges,
finally produced draft, seventy eight dollars In amount
over the bill charged for the board tuition of his
children The principal obligngy took it, paying the
dherence and the patron Of the seminary took his leave
The three new pupils did not come agreed, and no
bank in the city will cash the draft The police are look
ing out for the operator.
DARING Arrxxrr AT RonRKRY named John
W. Alexander going board Of soop at the foot Of
Leroy street, Friday morning, about three O'Clock, he
assaulted by two highwaymen and knocked down
upon the pier Being a powerful man, Alexander soon
repaiped his feet and cIencbed with Of the thieves
The struggle continued for several would un
doubtedy have resulted in the complete dscomhtre Of
the robber bad his companion drawn pistol and shot
down All. xander when the moment OF triumph was at
hand The firing the pistol put end TO the struggle
The robbers fled leaving their victim lying the ground
in a helpless condition. Mr. Aexander's wound s q very
severe and painful one although not necessarily fatal
The ball entered the eshy part Of the Thigh, and last
accounts the physician unable TO extract it. No trace
of the perpetrators has been discovered.
ARREST ALLEGm PrcKPocxEr noon
man named George Wilson, alias Dublin George, was ar
rested upon charge Of picking the pocket Of Miss Nc
Donald Of her portemonnae, containing &7l 90 as she
was the act Of passing board the steamer Mattano
On being brought before Alderman Brady he fully
identified and was committed TO the Tombs for examina-
peIso
ARREST FOR AIIEGED PERJuRY.-- "A man named Charles
Nmmo was yesterday arrested the affidavit Of one Of
the clerks Of the District Attorneys Office with having
sworn alssy that ne was worth certain property in
curity as bail for an alleged thief He was held 70 bail
81, 500 TO answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
Court Of C0mm0 Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge Brady.
ACTION FOR ISLANDER ON A LAWYER.

ACTION FOR ISLANDER ON LAWYER
Nov. 12.-James II. Sheehdn Vim. Cury.-Ths was
action for words spoken Of and derogatory to the pro-
fesson and standing Of the plaintiff attorney and
counsellor at law The damages laid at SO 900. 1t
appears that the defendant had domestic difficulty with
his wife, and the lady retained the plaintiff to for
divorce An order from the Court obtained for the
defendant to pay the wife her separate maintenance and
to carry the suit The husband gave Mr. Sheehan
checks bank which the latter could not get cashed
Subsequently the husband and the lawyer met, and the
slanderous words spoken, such as !" You
swndler; you obtained two checks false pretences;
you miserable pettfogger; will have you locked
up for you disgrace TO your profession The plain
tiff also alleges that the defendant spoke TO divers other
persons behind his back, such conempuous and SLAM
derous terms ssHe is no lawyer he knows nothing
aboutla he forced my wife TO against her will
In extenuaon the counsel for the defendant offered TO
prove by the plaintiff that the lady changed her mind
about the divorce and that all the trouble from the
plaintiff in this refusing to make out her bill and
have amcable settlement Verdict for plaintiff $500
In tho case Of Andrew Stevens VS.. the Consolidated
Stage Company, the jury rendered verdict tor plaintiff
for $3.50 or injury done by their negligence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
City Politics,
THE MAYoaALrY QUESTION.

meeting Of the peoples party" G) Of throe dele
gates from each ward, was held at the Hone House on
Friday evening, A. N. Binipger, Chairman, and r O.
George and D. T. Hedenberg, Secretaries. The following
gentlemen were unanimously nomnated:-For Mayor,
Simeon Draper for Counsel to Corporation. Rufus An
drews; and for Governor Of the Almshouse, William
Tucker.
Acorrespondent suggests the OF Mr.. Valentine the
venerable and experienced Clerk Common Council,
as good candidate for Mayor. Who nsx2
mass meeting Of the voters in the Twelfth Al
dermapic district s called for To- night, at the
City Assembly rooms, in Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
Personal Intelligence.

The Noicioso says that Mme Adelina Patti has given
evidences Of great dramatic talent and that she has been
engaged for the Academy of Music, and will make her
debut within two weeks.
Hon. William Milward, Of Pa; Henry s. Fitch,
ESQ., United States District Attorney for the North
ern district of Illinois, Hon L. M. Kett and lady,
Hon VIM Porcher Miles, of s c.. Capt j. Vogdes, U. s
A.; Hon. r. B. Coleman, Of N. Hon. n. W. McCieary
Col D. c. Bruce Col A. B. Hanson Col. J. 8. Bowles,
Capt /. G. staphope, Hon. II. W. Hoffman, of Md and
Hon John A. Gurey and family Of Ohio, have arrived at
Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
Supreme Court-Spccial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.

Nov. l2-Jdcob Gcsche e ais. rs. Jane Joco5son and
oers-Moon to continue injunction denied, and tempo
rary injunction dissolved; costs to abide the event.
Neo York Life Insurance and Trust Company Wm.
Burdel and 0thers.-Amendment dsallowcd.
c. Hegman d ais. Us Hiram II. Cdrunndh-This
motion BY subsequent judgment creditor to set aside
prior Judgment entered upon confession The statement
oi the confession goods, and merchandise
sold and delivered the 4th day Of October 1885," This
was held detective andot in accordance with the require
mepts Of the The motion therefore granted
in favor OF the judgment creditor making the motion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

The result Secretary OF State continues in doubt
The is too to be settled except by the official
majores. While the chances probably in favor of
The election Of the whole republican ticket there is pos
sbiy of the of Mr. Jones and his associates.
The following the fostngs up Of the returns far
they have been received
~sEcRETARY STATE 1863, --GoyERNoR, 1855
Jones, den. Leaucorth rep Pdrer, dem Morgan, rep.
44,649 46,059 39,021 1874
Lavenworth, repubicao, majority, 1867. 1,4l0
Morgan, republican, majority, 1858. L8 ,352
Assuming that the democratic and republican vote is the
this year last the Know Nothing strength far
as heard from, exhibits 6,942 votes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
PRICE TWO CENTS.

cuin Of Ossawatnlnic Bovn hs fellow conapirl-
account BY getting excursion from all
parts ef he country of those who have sufficiently
bd apee tor the horrible D. induce Them desire be
trf sent An Eastern wb" II notorious for
lc,t np gin enterprises aud money making excursions
,ers us addressed the Pr. sideDto the Ba and Ohio
Earnad il curing 10 tn. amount u reduction upnn tho
aular rate fare which would be conceded TO hH
cuIs nsrs. Mr. Garrett, not thinking the occasion pro-
per one, the people who wout travel hundreds Of
mites Ave criminals executed exactly the class
veitrs no would be agreeable TO the Virginia auho
rites has caused that opinion TO be made known 70 tho
applicant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
That Forbes COrrespOndence-Card From
tho Hotel Keeper.
THE vDyTOp or urpAyu

The statement made yesterday in your estimable Jour
nal seems infer that have made Of the papers con-
tanned hx ~ upon mo e
trunk opened by accident, and left in the house for
security Of Of $685. Is exactly yet in the same con
dition which found III and most solemny declare that
not single sheet Of paper has been destroyed hcrerom
and is ready To be returned on payment of the debt
U. HARTMAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
TEL 4 G r A = HIC.

ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1859.
The footngs Of the Journal up to O'Clock this after
give Leavenworth 100 majority Chemung county
complete-Ieavenwort 1906 Jones, 1885.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
The Slave Trade-The Slave ship Emily.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

btlUrC hVUHttH
Nov. 12.-7he United States Chas King, Jas. Bur
ror@, VIM. Smith, Frank Norris Jose Carton, Charlss
Mills, Frank Nrris, Antonio Garcia, John Doe and
William Lindsay (Captain) ).-These defendants
charged with violation Of the laws OF the United
States by serving board the ship Emily, engaged
in the slave trade The accused brought up before
the Commissioner, but motion OF Nr. Newman, be-
half of the government the examination set down
for Monday, at one O'Clock. The bail Of the master,
mate and two others fixed at SO 900. The
were held at 81 900 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

~
On the night Of the 4th instant, slave belonging
to Washington Waller, Esq shot dead by patrol OF
white men in Danes Quarter district, Somerset county,
Md The Union says the circumstances substantially
as follows
On Thursday night needless alarm Of nsurrection and
murder given at Westinghouse in the neghborhood
the alarm was given; the prayers were forgotten, and
the utmost confusion and excitement prevailed; the
benches were broken up for clubs and with these and
such weapons as the could obtain at the
time they secured the neighborhood but finding nothing
under great excitement The following night patrol
organized and with guns clubs and other weapons they
under great excitement TO search the huts Of
the free negroes in the neighborhood at Of these
huts the unfortunate negro was found He attempt
ing TO escape when fred upon by the excited crowd who
mistnok him for insurgent The shot pierced his back
taking effect In his lungs and bowels and producing in
slant DEATH This has ALL have doubt grown out
Of the excitement produced by the Harpers Ferry af
We copy the following from the Fredcsick County
Union
suspicious looking boxes arrived at the Point Of
Rocks, this county, Saturday last, which, being
opened, found TO contain lot Of caps powder and
ball cartridges They directed TO lady who not
known In that vicinity and who has yet made her ap
pearance to claim them.
Military companies are organizing at Urbana, New Mar
ket Liberty Mechanicstown and in several other villages
OF Frederick county The martial spirit is up and our
people are their own best defenders.
white man was arrested in Carroll county, Nd, last
week. who had with him wagon and provisions, and
was accompanied by coored man and woman, sup
posed to be en- route for free State They are now In jail
at Westminster. Mr.. George T. wampler, Of Wcstmns-
ter writes TO Mayor Berret, Of Washington city, the
following effect
The woman is supposed TO be slave OF Clark Nis of
washington and the man. sho is her husband is owned
IN Prince Georges county but hired in Washington
The white man is said to have resided in Washington Tor
the last two years probable he will be sent TO Vr
ginias to answer the charge Of attempting TO run of
Colonel Lees slaves. The negro woman says she was
brought from the college IN your city The negro man
has not revealed where he came from, but the
white man says he from Washington and the wnole
conveyance well prepared to aid negroes Inc white
mnn ia fully identified as the who was with Coonel
Lees black last spring and who taken from here IN
July last by Of the city officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

From the Baltimore American, Nov. II.
The greed of money getting Is not very particular in
the way Of accomplishing It's purposes bat the most singu
r instance we have lately heard Of H effort to turA tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
THE nARPER'S FERRY OUTBREAK.
ARREST OF ANOTHER ALLEGED IN suaGeNr. f.

ARREST OF ANOTHER ALLEGED IN III RiENf.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2, 1889
calling himself Mcdonald was arrested hero last
night by s.cer Allen, 70 whom he made sach ADMISSIONS
cad the belief that he Of Browns party,
and bad escaped from the Armory AZ Hirper's Ferry
He ssA he originally from Boston. His breast and
chest are well peppered with wounds, as from shot
Governor Wise, being elegraphsd etirned an answer
to send 70 arper's Ferry for persons 10 identity the
prisoner, and to inform tho President Of the arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Naval Intelligence.
Lieut. Edward p McCra has been ordered 10 the United
stes receiving ship North CAROLINA, at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard