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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

under the belief TIA: j. would facilitate it, psrsc0n.
and 1t is that work which hes given rice 70 the pre-
sent spin, of balooling and have every reason to
hope that this very spiri, is the precursor Of the
artists perfection So A. the novelty OF the thing
shall have passed over, the serorsuts viii be CON-
PEELED to Go 80 nethirg than simply to hang oy
the bottom Of air-oss it sscends upon the elias
tic body of the atmosphere, in order to establish
reputation in their hre Of profession.
What bsllooDipg is most in need Of al the present
tine is scientific knowledge in it's prsctSe-a know
edge Of the density, nature and elastic properties Of
the atmosphere and the gases-of the means ard sp-
planes in the construction of machinery to be used
in the navigation Of the arof the bountfu currents,
courter.curents, ami OF the great atmospheric
ocean. There 10 rot more exterdsd and mag niEcent
field of exploration within the resch of man than that
of aerial navigation.
linus, close my letter. and viii only SIX for little
more time-time TO enable the plans already ms,ured
to be put into operation, to call from the press some
thing more pslstabe than the present hopeless FORE
booipRs Of undevsloped art. JOIN WISE.
Iarcastxy Octob~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
Ohio Election.

CLLyELAND, TGesdsy, Oct. II, 1859.
Scattering re.urLs from the Reservs counties sho Y
Republican gsirf, and fu,ler vote everywhere than
last year.
Lsrge Democratic gains are reported in Cincinnati.
Hamilton County is probably Democratic.
The Republican gain in this city is considerably
over Cbsses vote.
CLEyELAsD, Wednesday, Oct. i2-l a. m.
Further returns indicate the success Of the Repub.
hcaD State ticket, and probable majority in the Leg.
i.latuIe.
Delaware Courty-Delsware and five townships
give Republican majority OF 900 slight gain.
Hamilton COuDty-Tne whole Democratic Ii ,ket is
elected by about geo majority.
Partial returns from Fayette County give the Re-
publican State ticket 50 msorty and the fve town
ships yet to hear from will probably swell it to 32j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The EVERETT HOUSE CoaNIrTEE.-This CON-
mi,tes held a meeting on Monday morning ct the
Office Of Duncan, Sherman & Co., for the purpose Of
forming new political organisation. The objects
which they allsge as the basis Of the movement arc
toe election Of honest to Office, aud the securing
Of proper and equitable taxation. Mr.. VISITS
Sherman presided over the meeting, the members OF
which mostly Democrats or ct least have been,
but, having become dsgustsd with the corruption Of
Office holders and Office seekers they now desire to
have general cleaning out Of the political stables.
Utsss they can succeed in securing the nominations
of responsible and upright men to Office, they will
decline acting further with their party, and refuse TO
supply the sinsws Of war. second citing was held
last night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the purpose
Of completing and perfectipg the organization and to
take measures for securing meeting Of honest
Democrats. The Herald in noticing the movement,
cbsrscteizes II az being entirely ADtiSewsrd and
gives as its object the " defeat ef the Seward dis
" union ticket at the November election" We
have been assured by the Chairman Of the
Committee that Mr.. Sewsrds name has never bsen
mentioned at any meeting nor has the new orgsnzs-
ton taken sy rotice Whatever Of Mr.. Stewards
political movements. Their object IL simply 10 get
rid OF the Tsmmany Hall politicians shoulderhttsrs,
ard ofice.leechts, and put respectable men In their
places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
From Boston.

BOSTON Tuesday oct III, 1917.
Tbs opening day OF the National Horse Fair was
ipaugura;ed by trot tins afternoons mile heats best
three III five for premium of $50, between Mlsrs
Dsms.l of New. Yoik and Pilot Of Boston Live Oak
of Canada was drawn out rot being in condition Pilot
y on the first heat in 49, the second heat was dead
ore time 2:3l. MIXERS Dsmsel won the bird in
2:32; and the fourth in 2:3l. Pilot was then drawn
out. The attendance vas good.
Tomorrow the race between Eihan Alien, ColumDus
ard Live Oak takes place for premium of 3 800
The big Cstbarine, Rogers, from PASSPORT for Nsw-
York struck on handkerchief Shoal at P. m on tue
Sib. She got of at p N. on the same day, after
throwIg overheard her deck load She was taken
into Mouomoy hsrbor on the 10th.
The Elk story brick building in Merrmac street op-
posite the Name Railroad Depot, occupied by w X
Cadnes mahogany dealer, was ary destroyed by hre
late last night. a large qusntity OF mahogany anu
rosewood was burned. The loss is estimated at 10,
900. Insured.
The Scullers Race for the Championship of America
comes off on Charles River on the 18Th two cham
pion sgs and $500 in gold for the first prze, siVV Tor
the second prize and $50 for the third prize. All the
ohsu piors OF New York, Newburgh, and Boston have
enered-Stephen Roberts Of New. York lease Wood ot
Newbursh Il. NJ. Pratt, Amos Learned. L. r.
Schu men ana +. j. Sparrow are judges. Inc race
will decide who is champion Of Amencs, and was pro
iec,ed by II merchants and business men OF THIS CITY,
Entrances must be made by the 18th inst.
In Dover n. H., on Saturday nigot, ID. j. Farrar
fcby abducted his daughter about Elk yeas OF age,
from her mother, with whom the child was living oy
order Of the Court, the parties hsvipg been divorced
Mr. Farrar was armed with pistol, and escaped IN
carriage Since the divorce he has resided In New
York reward of 500 is offered for his arrest.
The following are the footings of our Bank Statement
for the past week:
Capital Stock ss 7S7 Due TO other Bis. e7o,s7cc
Loans and pisc.s.. Geo Deposits isoo,s
Due from other BIZ: 7s75ScC -''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12


WALKING ON THE WATERING. Hickok the
Canadian Water Walker was to have walked
from Hoboksn to New.York on the North River, yes.
terday He came to the placs; but bis boots did not
fit eIacty-the new pair which he had caused to be
made here being rather toe narrow, and too short.
He stood up in them on the water, however, steady
ing himsef by taking hold of the side Of q bost. A
considerable crowd of women and children had
gathered about the vicinity to witness the exhibition,
and were greatly disappointed at the failure The
boots are made Of tin, about three feet long by one
wide, and rearly one deep. They are shaped into
water tight tubes, the forward part pointed The
tubes oval shaped the broadside moving agains,
the water the wearers feet being inserted in tin top
boot on the upper side. The tubes provided
underneath with fms or valves, which, when
the wearer moves forward, lie fiat. but
forced open by and check any retrograd. motion The
movement in water walking is sort Of glide, or some
thing Ike the movement In snow.shoes, or skating.
Mr. Hiekok will soon give successful exhibition.
At Toronto be had done several times as We learn
from the newspapers of that city, Mr.. Hckok does
lot claim tb at bis invention is of any practical utility
but be thinks il 10. impossible that water-waking
may yet become as common a. pleasant, and as easy
an accomplishment as skatipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

JoHs CocnRASE on DEcEscY.-Toe Hon. John
Cocbrsre devoted the day yesterday, in the Uni
ted States District Court TO attempt to prove that
the immodest microscopes representing ladies putin
on their stockings &C., which have so long been ex-
hibited in Broadway windows are rot obscsne or in
decent He draws distinction between what is not
indecent and what is decent. He thinks that between
what is decent and what is indecent there is consd
cradle range Of limbo, in which these limbs come.
At any rate he thinks tha. Collector Sche who gets
one sixth Of the value Of the goods corfscsted, has
his judgment biased as TO what is decent. Although
no, exactly in this respect st in another the Custom
House is at fault in the matter. The Custom-House
officers have tod dealers what they considered proper
pictures ard ony such az came within their defni'
ton Of propriety have been imported. Lately how
ever, they have raised the standard Of decency,
without giving notice to the importers, who now find
cases containing coo worth Of pictures seized be-
cau,e they contain $40 worth which the Custom
House officers cay are indecent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
100000 i'm Treasure.

Aspipss all Oct. al ?. m, arrived ct this por. a.
about O'Clock this morning. The steamship Star Of
the West left on the 80 at p. m. Oct. 7, q, ? m,
made tie Island of Insgua; the American Tag
at haf-mast on the CoIsul's flag staff; also, saw
bark ashors on the South-Wes: Point, b,lged with
fore and man mssu gone and wreckers alongside.
Experienced moderate westher during the first pxt
Of the passage but during the latter part had heavy
gales from the north~s sith heavy Sea.
The North Star brrgs 700 passengers, and $500 900
IN specie.
TIE passengers by This ship laoied al Aspu~sl
four days and SIX hours ahead Of the Mail line, and
came through flom San Francisco in twenty dsys
and rail-.
We indebted to the Purser Of the North Star for
the prompt delivery Of letters and papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

When Mr.. Supervisor Bell was engaged ia CON-
suumatiDg the conspiracy for toe appointment of
none but TammaDy Democratic Registrars, aud the
consequent stuffDg of the ballot boxes ct the sp-
preaching elections, he declared that he was there
to "swindle the Republicans out Of every Regi,-
"trsr'-as the Tammany General Committee had
directed; and, when ne Was called to order, Oh.
swered-"By Cd, hope you will 60 on all righs
In this spirit the Democratic party Of New-York
govern, and propose to govern, this unfortunate
city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

CoUyTERFEITER ARREsTED.-Msrtin Mllyey wa
arrested last light by Officer Golden OF the Sixth Pre-
cnct, for pacing counterfeit dollar bills on the
Merchants Bank Of this city. Bls Of the same
second Word.
FIRE "A FIRE bro keiout in Q grocery store on Pearl
near " ilham street, lat night Damage ufing. The
steam fre-ergLe John s. Storm, while or her way to
the IRE broke DOM il Chambers street. The damage
wa soon repaired
Tn SIXTH WARD SraBBIsG CAsE.-AcN1y, tae
man stabbed in the Sixth Waro n Mootsy night, Wa
thought to be dying lat night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
Pennsylvania Election.
PHlLADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct |

PHlLADEIPHlA, lutsuhv, OCl H. ioo''
The election in this city passed quiety to day. It
is stated that annoying mistake was made In the
tickets of the Peoples party the tickets folded fer one
part of the city being sent to another and vice versa,
and aso that ,ge number of tick ,ts voted be-
fore the mistake was discovered. The Assembly tick
cts thus poled out of the proper Districts will be ost
Scattering returns from Blair County show large
Opposition gains over last year, when they carried the
county by 200 majority.
Dauphn County-Hammelstow gives 22O majority.
Dsupho County elects the whole Opposition ticket.
Norristown Borough, Montgomery County, gives 20
Opposition majority.
PHuADELPHIA-MiF t.
The scattering returns received render Il snt
that Mr.. Mann, the Opposition candidate fof District
Attorney, is elected by over 600 majority. The OPP
position have also elected one State Senator, il not
two. The Opposition party are now paradrng the
streets with music, banber., &C., loudly coeerng.
Snyder County gives 500 Opposition ms ory.
Montour County gives $50 Democratic majority.
PHmApiLPHIA, Tuesday, Oct. IL, 1859.
The Opposition gain Senator in this city.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. FL d. IN.
Mr.. Mann, Opposition for District Attorney, has d
majority of $500, and the State ticket about $500.
Smith and Cornell, Opposition, are both elected to
the Senate. The representatives probably I'M
charged.
Wayne Coupty-Democratc majority, 600.
Carbon County Small Democratic majority.
Northampton Coun;y-About 800 Democratic ma
jority-a gain of 500.
Wes,moresnd County-Greeusborough Latrobe
aud three other townships give the Democratic State
candidates l6i majority.
Erie City gives Laird, Anti-Lecompton, for Assem-.
bly,, 22l majority. Ii also gives Cochran % shortly,
ana Keim 5. The vote is light
PITTSBURGH, Tuesday Oct. III, 1879.
The election here passed off quietly. The vote is
email about two-thirds of the average.
About 80 districts heard frem indicate the election
of the Republican State ticket by about 900 majority
The Republican candidates on the county ticket
also elected by a smaller msjority.
Lancaster County-OPposition majority for the
State ticket, 5000.
Montgomery County-DemocraticS State ticket |, 200
majority. The vote is light.
Miffn County is close, but the Democratic ticket
has 50 majority.
LANCASTER Tuesday, Oct IL, 1859.
The PEOPLES State Ticket has 3C2 majority in the
city. Tae vote is lighter than for many years pas.
President Buchanan left Whestlspd for W Ashington
Shis evening.
York. Tuesday, Oct. III, 1852
Mr.. Cochran, the peoples candidate for Auditor
General, has majority in this borough OF O-a gain
of9O for the Peoples party over last Fail when the
Democratic majority in the county was 5S7.
Berks County-The whole Democratic County
Ticket is elected
Monroe County 200 Democratic majority.
Northampton Couuty-l,lOo Democratic ms N.Y.
CsA,op County-l5O Democratic majority
Chester County-Psril returns give sVV oPP0S''
ton msioTity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
Newark Election.

NEwARK Tuesday, Oct. IT. IS5J.
The returns come in slowly bu. the probability Is
:hs. Moses Bigelow, Democrs', is elected Mayor by
SIR all majority. The Opposition carry the remainder
o. the ticket, and will have majority Of the Board Of
Aldermen.
In the Eleventh Werd Daniel Dood, Opposition, for
Mayor bes 81 majority and Jsmes +. Bathgate, OPP
position, for Alderman has 80 msjorty-an Opposition
gain of 20 over last wear.
NEWARK, n. j., Tuesiay, Oct I2-l:3O Am,
The returns not ali in vet. but enough ara
ceived 70 sb " that Bigelow Democrat elected by
over 500 majority.
TIE Democratic city ticket is also doubtless elected
by about 900 majority.
The Common Council will probably be tie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

In the let Of Democratic registrars recently sp.
pointed with oaths AID other indecent expressions
by Messrs. Bell and Purdy, after they had bought
up Mr. yoorhs, we notice that several names Of
members of the police force are included. We
state the fact in order that the Police Commission
may investigate it and take the necessary action
The cese is one which plaioy falls within the rule
by which policemen are forbidden to belong to pol
itical clubs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

Tile 81. LOUIS Express Gays that immense drove
Of SQUIRRELS made their appearance ten days ago on
the Merainac where they crossed the Mississippi.
The citizens turned out and killed them by hundreds
Every tree and bush s~srmed with them until night,
rhen they all disappeared, and have not been hesrd
Of since. Ola French settlers predict very severe
Winter, as IT was noticed IN 1854 AID 1852 that i'm
m.pse droves Of squirrels suddenly made taeir appear
apce. followed by intensely severe weather.
It's stated that the Masonic frsternty contemplate
the rssirg of fund of So0 COO portion OF which il
to be devoted a. the building Of Masonic temple a.
TIE seat of the Federal Govern nent ard the revenue
10 be deIved from il to be spped ~ the purpose OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

GERS by substituting reasonable salaries for the
present 81 stem Of fees and perquistes The Sheriff.
the County C!erk, the Register, &c, are nov p,id
entirely too much, and care should be taken to
send no man to the Legislature who will not join
in the effort to reduce their pay to decent nits
and to bring the back INTO the County Treas
ury, where it properly belongs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
Indiana Election.

INDIANArOLIs, Tuesday, Oct 1T, I8J9
The Republican ticket in this county has $50 major
ry There is nothing definite r. else ~hsre.
ISDIASAPOLIs-M Midnight.
The entire Republican 'icket Of this county elected
by an average majority Of 800 to $50.
Ore precinct in Ilendiick County gives the Repub
lcaD ticket over 300 majority
Marion Couuty-Ful returns from this county show
average Republican msjoritles Of from i20 to 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

NLW'ORLEANS, TOesday, OCT IT, IoJ3
II lie reported that Collector Hatch has discovered
secret receptacle in the hold of the steamship Phila
depha containing boxes of muskets, which it is sup
posed are to be clipped at NewYork.
The Austin Gazette says that the Comauches and
other Tribes of Indians planning grand expedition
against the northern frontier Of Texas.
Gen Twiggs has asked to be relieved from the CON-
msId Of the Military Department of Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

COscoRD n. H., Tuesday, Oct. H. 1859
The Democratic State Convention held here 10 day,
was quite folly attended The Hot for candidate tor
Governor reputeo a. follows: Asa B. Gate of North
field 100; j. S Cheney OF Manchester, 90; scattering,
A. Mr.. Cate 9 nomination nj sde unanimOus The
Convention did not act upon the question Of delegates
70 the Charleston Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
RaSe Rail.

WORCESTER Macs, Wednesday Oct. ii, 1872.
a match Of base ball between the champion Clubs
of Massachusetts, for pure of $500, commenced
on the Agricultural Grounds in thus city to-day. The
playing Witnessed by delegations from May OF
the Clubs throughout the Sta'e, AID by the citizens
generally TO the number Of 900. The playing closed
al O'Clock this evening" 20 be resumed again To- nor
row morning. The game thus far stands as follows
E1celsiors Of Upton, o.; Union Of Midway, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

TwEsrnrH WARD REPUBLICAN, AssocfArfos.-An
sdjourned mestsg Of the Twentieth w1d RepuesiceA
Association was held 81 Lsmsstiss Hall, corner OF
Tweriyninth strset and Eighth avenue, lat evening.
the President, Vim. z. Stewart, IN The chair. NUM-
Der Of new members were received, and il Wa re-
solved TO hold the regular meetings Of the Asocisoo
in Lamartins Hall. No other basinsss Of insortaas
Vas trsrpacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
The Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON Tuesday Oct. II, 1859.
The COurier's special New. Orleans correspondent
Gays the yellow fever is increasing a. Hous'on but
there GRE no cases at Galveston. There nine
cases in the hospitals of New. Orleans last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

CHICAGO SPRrsG WHEAr-It is ayerred that Chi
cseo Spring wheat is constantly improving in quality,
either from better varieties being planted or more
pains taken in gro wing and preparing it for market.
The proportion of Spring TO Winter wheat has very
largely increased and it is expected that TIE differ
cree in price between the two sorz this year will be
less than ever before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The IXth Assembly District MozaF. Hall Convsn-
ton met last night and nominated James Pstriok
Dunn. John J. Reilly was nominated in the With
District, and William Gage In the xIIth. In the
Iyth yth, and With Districts, the Conventions ID.
jcurned to another night without making choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
by telegraph. I
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, O,

ST. Louis, Tuesdsy, Oct. IL, 1872
The Overland NAL Of the 18th ut. arrived in this
city last evening.
The San Francisco papers of that day give q long
account Of the funeral Of Senator Brodeii:k, which
took place on the afternoon Of the 18Th.
The remains were followed to the grave by about
5000 persons on foot, forming, with the long Line OF
carriages the largest and most impressive procession
ever witnessed in San Francisco The streets were
densey thropgsd, and the buildings along the line Of
the procession ell drsped in mourning. A funeral
orsticn wss delivered over the remains by Col. E. D.
Baker
NEw ORLEANS, Monday, o I TO- 1859.
Adyiets from California, by the Tehu ntepec route,
represent The mining news as favorable.
The Americas were preparing for permanent
occupation Of the leland OF San Juan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
The Episcopal Convention.

RICHMOND, tuesday, Oct ii, 1919.
In the Episcopal Convention to day here was long
debate On the anne ndrnent TO Article Of the Constu
ton. after which the whole subjsct was tabled.
Nothing else of Importance was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Oct. II 1859.
Advices from Mexico st ste that MromOn is barring
for vigorous campaign and threatens the port Of
AlvaradO. Alvarez hos received munitions from
NeW-Yolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
National Horse Exhibition.

KALAMAZOO, Tuesday, OCT. IT. IoJ7'
TIE second National EXHIBITION of horses commenced
here TO day, and will continue all the week. Flora
Temple Princess, Ike Cook, Harvest, Andy and
attendance large Complete success is anticipated.