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their money, sod pushing on their organisation 70
make BIN Controller for two years longer. Shoud
be be elected. and prove the loose ard unsafe guar
dian Of the public nteres: tbs! we believe him 70
be, every dollar thus lost to the State Will be
peraded in the Democratic journals a. evidence oil
Bidck Republican prodigality snd corruption
I. that the vsy 70 reform our current politics, Mr
Sherman
The Fifh-Avenue gentlemen uext
"Rs.or,G That rss.rd the r-c.ut ptoclans.ioc OF
whsn H. Seward. Of ar irr.p,.ss conflict eeswe, TIE
,.,iou Of the op- OF he s-mouroa Of .ssAA
ard di.oya .F which should es promptly -.
I-iutiion Of The union q ;he safes
Mr.. Sherman this resolve embodies $ gross
calumDy and falsehood, for which you aud your
associates stand responsible before the world. Gov
Seward never made a proclamation" of any
/" irrepres.ibe conflict between the North aud the
South You we'll know be never did. What he
did affirm was the existence Of 81 irrepressiele
conflict between FREEDOM and Siar,ry. Are you
So blind as not TO see, so deaf Is lot to hear the
evidences Of that conflict! Doyou no. know that
is actively proceeding &c day 10 the West Indies.
n Brazil, in Turkey, in Russis-whereyer, in
short, Slavery still Keeps the masses in state OF
semi barbsrism. That conflict is implied in the
very words Freedom and Slsvery-is as inevitable
as the ant.gonism Of FIRE and water. You may
shut your eyes and declare that you do not see
but this cannot blind you to the essential fasehood
of your declaration above quoted. Gov. Seward
never desired nor dreamed Of tie conquest or
subiuQston' Of the South; h. seeks rather her
renovation. her welfare and her true and lasting
prosperity You may possibly convince yourselves,
in your ignorance of the man and his course that
lie has manifested "fapstica and disloyal spirit
though you are big enough to know better-but
no ignorance will excuse your putting Language IN
his mouth that was never hin, If you read nothing
but The HeraM and swallow all its shameless i,e-
relations for Truths, you have no right to reiterate
calumnies already exposed and reprobated, but
should either ascertain the truth or keep silence.
ON the whole, the Fifth-Ayenue movement
seems palpaby intent not on cleansing Tsmmsny
Hall fits corruption,, but simply withdrawing it.
Tammany ia TO be msde to rub her face and put on
clean apron-fOr which scts of grace the Demo
cratic bankers and nabobs are to put up generous
pile of money and this money s to be used to extend
and consolidate the rule of Purdy, Boole, Bull
teel & Co. That good many will be feeced BY
this movement is clear; but We shall take ca; that
the smallest possible number are duped by it.
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FIFTm.AvENUR POLITICS.

We have already rept atedly expressed our ap-
proval of the ayowed purpose of those wealthy
gentlemen of our City who have initiated move
ment designed to rescue the management of their
party-the Decentralization the hands of the
DULLES, rowdies, and blacklegs, who have obtained
control Of It's councils through the machinery of
Primary Elections and Nominating or General
Con mi.tees, Our convictions on political topics
may differ ever so widely from those of these gen.
temen-as they undoubtedly do difer-but We
shall heartily rejoice for the credit and welfare of
cur City, if the Everett House demonstration
should result in the choice of worthy and upright
citizens to responsible public posts instead Of the
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COssoLIDATTos or TELEGRAPH CoYPAsrEs-The
several telegraph lines between New-Orleans and the
Province OF sw-Bruns wck were consolidated under
the rsme Of the NewJersey Telegraph Company, in
this city yesterday, and the new company Wa tenn
porsrily organized by the election Of Abrsm s. Hewitt
President Zenas Bsrnum, Vice-Presidenti Francis
Morris, Treasurer, and X. w. Russell, Secretary.
The other Directors are Amos Kendall, VIM. H.
Swain, Cyrus w. Field ii. o. Alden, and j. H.
Purdy. The annual election for the choice Of Dr.
rectors and other officers of the new company viii
take place in January next in this city, when the
present telegraph companies will, we understand,
probably be dissolved, viz: The American Telegraph
Company, controlling wires from Sackville, n. b.. to
Philadelphia; the New-EngAd Union Telegraph
Company with wires from Boston to New York; the
House Telegraph Company, with wires from New
York to Washington, and the Magnetic TelegrsPhic
Company with wires from New-Yoik b New Or
leans. Permanent business connections have been
made between the newly consolidated companies and
each one Of the several Western, Southern California
and Canadian lines so that for all practical or bus
ness purposes, the whole telegraph interest Of the
country is permanently united.
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they had obtained the shortening Of the Ss'udT's
work without any decrease Of pay, and another IL
1853 by which they hsd obtained az addition Of SIX
pence day TO their wsgss, the workmen hsd beeo
successful, and they expected Ike resuls nov
They were encouraged in it by the sympathy OF tho
provincial towns and promises Of pccunisry sup
port But 10 the mean time the mmters have grsd-
ualy filed up their shops not indeed With their old
ard skilled bands but with other inferior work.
men. and i. seems not unlikely that, rather thsu
Weld at last many of the best hands may resort to
the erpeiiert Of emigration. II may be doubted
whether in the erd the masters will gain sny thing
by the peremptoy course they have pursued
Mn. hours work from q skilled hand might b.
more valuable than ten hours from one lesskIiiui
Should the men succuub, snd in order to get en-
ployment, submit to sign the declaration required
having been extorted from them BY the pressure OF
starvation, they will not be apt to consider very
binding. Indeed, il seems absurd to expect thS
the trades unions can be put down by any CON
bination on the part OF the employers, aud /:
would be far better TO allow them to proceed openly
than to drive them to the necessity Of secrecy and
deceit The en- ployers n sht well De content With
having, in their turn obtai aed triumph over the
sccietiet-since the dimnuton of the hours Of labor
is no longer question-withous seeking to asai-
hilate them altogether especially A. the employ
ers them selves have recognized the propriety Of
socistion by resortiDg TO il themselves on this oc
casion.
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AS the somewhat celebrated Report in June last
of Messrs. Greeley Richardson and Willard on the
Gold Mines of the Rocky Mountains has been wide
ly impugned and criticised one Of the sgners Of
that Report, now in the Kansas Gold Region, has
taken the trouble to collect certificates and afida
Wits sustaining its correctness in every essential re-
spect-which testimony is embodied 10 letter
From the Pixies Peak Gold Region" herewith
published. The anonymous and every way ire
sponsible ASSISTANTS of the Report were nowi'e en-
titled to so full and crcumstantial refutation of
their idle calumnies; but the work has been done,
and here is the record of it, We presume it will
not be necessary to recur to the subject
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Total. ID, Si0'

The Journal Of Commerce, in an elaborate article
on the Cody trade, accomplishes double purpose.
1t not only ventlates its philanthropy, but Gu
joys the pleasure, dear to its heart, Of fling at
the opponents of African Slavery. This indeed We
are inclined to suspect, was the real occasion OF
the article "Were the skins Of these unfortu-
" nate people," it eXclaims, "who are annually
+" sold into Cubsn bondage, black instead Of vhite,
ave may readily believe that Exeter Hall, and tho
AbolitoDiss generally, would be loud in their do
nunciations of traffic so Infamous. But coolies
are only Chnsmen-that's all" In its anxiety
for hit at Exeter Hall aud the Abotionis.s gen.
orally, The Journal Of Commerce turns the Chinese
into white men. But this metamorphoss is all to
no purpose, since the charge against Exeter Hall
and the Abolitoniss, Of Indifference to the abuses
and enormities Of the cody traffic, is wholly un-
founded When the idea was first started and the
experiment fret made, some twenty years since, of
the transportation of East Indian coolies TO the
West Indies, Exeter Hall did loudly protest against
il, and by the representations which it made of the
abuses to which this scheme was liable, and tho
public attention which it called to the subject,
it efsctually put stop to the project for several
years II at q later period Exeter Hall was not
able to prevent the revival of this scheme it was
not for want of steady opposition to il, which has
been kept up to this dsy. 1t was onlya month or
two since that the venerable Lord Brougham, at
the head of deputation recalled the attention Of
the Colonial Secretary to the subject Exeter Hall
has shown itself from first TO last, the steady oppo-
nent of cody emigration, even under the restric.
tons and safeguards imposed upon it in the case
of the English Colonies. 1t was mainly through the
representations of the Anti Slavery Society that the
EDglish Government has prohibited English ships
from engaging in the transportation of Chinese
coolies to Cuba--a business now carried on almost
exclusively in Spanish vessels. We sincerely hope,
however, that The Journal Of Commerce will not
be frightened out of its sympathy for the coolies
by finding itself upon the Exeter Hall platform.
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The above shows gain of 900 for Sibley in
eight counties. The Republican majority appears
likely to be so overwhelming as to preclude the
possibility of counting in the Democratic csndi-
dates by means of fictitious votes from Pembina
and vicinity. An intelligent gentleman who is
Likely to be well informed, teegrsphs US that the
Republican State ticket has been elected by sew
era thousand and that both branches of the Legis-
lature are Republican, thus securing Republican
Senator in place of Gen. James Shields
The following gentlemen compose the RepubG-
can ticket:
Core,no,. ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Lieut. Gcrfrror ...lGNAIll UONNELLts
SECRETARY SfatS.................J. Il bAhEK
Trsasurer... .......,,..,.......CHARLESS CHEFPER'
attorney {; enero! ....,,...,.... L. COLE
CYRUS ALDRlCH
S"hy'e''''''''''''''''''"' WILLIAM WINDOW.
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Busimess Notifies.
LILIES

FnE AND BURGLAR Yaooy surs.
70 combine perfect Proof qualities with Rsiss Prefee
tsr rea Bgov b long been the great des iestum Of sAe
spufsc,urrn But all attempts Of this kind BY u'ns any
rsnment Of sheet boiler on have proved st Jaa"' qua
10 projection against he attacks Of si bs'9a'' a. me 'HJ
reports pspen will testify Nineteenth, OF the s' N use
a, , ooun,,, are r,r,yy their burglar
proof qualities concerned. So,
Be- sesntse Coordination Of cHnLrD AND "hovSh' i&'S'
LILIES SAFE
IL made in penetrsble 70 the dhu, while the
CosbNATIox Lock. without key hole
,h t,,due,,ou u powder and renders the picking Of
~, lor. az absolute imp.sibily. The FvePrOef gud'h
o. Saf,. are unsurpassed has been proved By thorough tests
"a pun-roas accidental fires.
rgIs, sAyEs ARE WARRANTED YREE FROM DAnPSrs''
Ps. purchase Safes desired TO call and er-
.. on, ,ct and satisfy themselves By comparison, 70 the
correctness Of the above statements
FARBAyEs Co. Agents
No. lse Broadway, Nsw.York.
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The few additional returns from MINNESOTA,
which We publish elsewhere, leave not reasonable
doubt of the complete triumph of the Republican
Ticket The returns as far as received compare
with the vote for Governor two years ago, when
Mr.. Sibley was elected by the real vote, but wa,
swinied out of his Office by false returns on the
part of the Moccssin Democracy, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

SINGULAR VARIArIoss.-M. Puseux has sddresssi
memoir to the French Academy on Varistion' ID
weight over small extent of surface. N. Puiseui
does not aude to the extraordinary phenomena which
have been noticed in this respect in New-York. M
merous observations have shown, beyond al doup''
that the conformation Of this island is 90 peculiar % 70
cause variation frequently Of two, three, or four
ounces in the pound at points on the earth sunsc'
no further spu. than grocery and stssioa-Aoa'''
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The mails for Europe, by the steamship City o
Manchester will close at l01 O'Clock this morning.

By the Africa arrived yesterday We have Liv-
erpool dates to the lst inst The news is meager.
There is nothing doing at Zurich Prince Napo-
leon left for Paris on the 30th. He had no inter
view with the PlenpOtentiares. The Great
Eastern was still at Portland and is to 60 to
southampton. Preparations of wsrike nature
are in progress in Northern Italy and Austria.
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Conclusion of the Virginians.

We received by the Africa, yesterday afternoon,
the concluding Part Of Mr.. Thsckerays Serial, The
Vbginans which we shall print entire in our Evening
Editions, to-day. Copies can be had at the deck in
the Counting Room. Price Two Cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

FROM H.YTL-By the brig African, Capt. Thomp-
GOD, from Port Prince, we have dates TO Sept IL
The country generally was quiet. Some 20 Of tho
conspirators against the Government had been 81
rested, among them Timoleon Ssmop, the ASSASSIN
who shot the Presidents daughter. He had been IN
exile, bu. among others had been recalled. Their
trial set down for Sept. &C. and the President hsd
declared they need expect no leniency from him.
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Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
Wares nvenons Lands anything else 70 SELL must I'd.
ysse they expect find purchaser and believe there 10
other Advertising medium good THs WsEELY TRIBUNE
It larger circulation than any other nepape In the world
circulating largely among Farmers Merchants Manufacturer
Mechanics, &C. Price 81 per line each insertion
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From Iowa our returns are still meager, but an
intelligent friend at Burlington telegrsphs (Oct
I4) Mr. Khkwood, the Republican candidate for
Governor, is elected, with Legislature which is
Republican in both branches.
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OH 10.

The rout of the Sham Democracy in this State
has been very complete. The following are the
msjorties for Governor. IS far as they have come
IN hand.
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BANKING HOUSE or
= r = = q = q u N r = n = q ..
I HAVE this day aAaittsd - . partner In 1hs
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