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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Aue a-Befsrs
judge BELTS.

The INEFLCIIUN VI sILAMbUAIss
The owner Of the steamer Josephine is charged with
apply for inspection under tie act Of 1852 penalty
$500 The Judge held that the motion not authorized by
the fact and could NOT employed authorize decree o the
penalty ordered that the libel be dismissed unless the hbe
ant within twenty days after notice Of decree shall charge The
PRAYER Of ask only the payment Of penalty
which shall have been adjusted 10 due cQase oflsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

IrNITFD sTATES COWMIeSIONERS OFFTCE-Au6. 70
Before Commissioner MoRELL
THE ALLEGED SLAYER ACHoRs.
In the matter of the accusation against the captain
and mate OF the alleged syer Ahorn Commissioner has d
ourned the matter till Friday when be viii render bis Do
ciion.
TIE LAST BAIL OFFERED FOR DA COSTA.
In the matter of the offer Of Charles Ceaveland 70
bail Ds Costa he anth os the proceedings were adjourned
until Friday also.
THE HOWE sEwIss-NAcHIgE PATENT.
In the matter of the application of Howe for re-
been concluded the svder TO the Commissioner Of
Patents The extension opposed by Geo. B. sost Of Phsde
phia and G. v. Williams. -, .-s.. F.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

For the greater poron time elapsed since the sailing Of
the the 2s inst market for imports exhibited
change from the extreme dulness which then had
report Buyers continued manifest dislncuation
pu chase the immediate wants their trade
ard confined within the limits that would
proved extent the outlet from here having apparently fallen
within the Of the fat twenty days OF the
present month but lille goods low they keep moving of
freely the aggregate of transactions although large has ct
scted less attention from its being composed of number Of
small purchases Of which Of sufficient individual i'm
be particularly noticeable Competition in the job
ring trade induced by the heavy stocks la and the
duceo aggregate value of made the low prices ruling
diminish the estimate Of the business Of that Of
dea and them the extent of their trade
by the ratio opoh but with respect the quantity Of goods
goioe into consumption may report good steady busne
so,t ell articles with the cepton Of imported meats which
have shown very little animation and been but 10 Light de-
mand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-AUs 2a.-Bsfore Jarsice
SUTHERLAND.

ACTION
Johnson agt Conger, ct al
Plaintiff applies for an Injunction 70 ,esa lance. as
of premises Ne Is Cahane street In 1918 seems Coionei
Rutgers leased plaintiff the premises for twenty ye
rent 100 with two covenants for renewal each twenty one
years Prior expiration of frat lease Colonel Hases diea
leaving the premises Mrs. Hedges with fee In remainder 70
her dsuehtef At the expiration CT the int renewal NJ
Hedges for bis daughters made the second renewal
for With new covenant of renewal rent . 800
BY original lease plaintiff was % put brick house on tn
he the Orient on renewal were 70 %
mutually agreed upon In 1896 of the Miss He gee INTER
married With defendant and the other sister conveyed he
20 Conger who thus became the owner IN ee In
ruary last the time for the renewal came egee
that refused 10 comply with the covenant OF fenevE
and 70 turn plaintiff and rendered no o
plaintiff brick and injunction TO prevent the eject
ment IL asked = A.. .,.,.,;s h.s
not his desire the until after the expf
ton Of reasonable length time and that plaintiff having the
privilege testing xnts cos Of law defendant oeen
not TO Be restrained from taking summ 70 recover
possession Plaintiff claimed on the other hand that
shoud have consult about the renewals ts the failure 70
consult was tact consent and not the duty Of the TEN
ant 10 apply TO landlord the The J1dee took
the o. pers and reserved his deciGion -
EI Judge Whiting for notion Judge Bhdseye opposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
The San Francisco Shipping Last by the Ariel,

reference TO the money market, Gays:
The requirement money has been and continues quite light
10 meet arising of ordinary business ranssc
tons owing limited amount of the trade done In imports
for time past The rates have undergone little or no change
since about d2 cent being the range on such
rood securities most abundant For permanent invest
however money could readily be obtained ct lower rates
real estate say IT, and perceive that the Commissioners Of
the Funded Debt offer TO loan at cent on State and City
bonds City collections have been uniformly good for time
past the un,ry retances have not fallen short Of
pecson Gold dus for this Of the year coming in
-ey The Mint receipts for July to the 18Th exceeded the
month June indeed those Of preceding month Of the
thef nR hRll AhnM:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

The amount Of notes in circulation is co, 707 800,
being decrease Of f362 49, and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is fl5,55l, 5i4, showing de-
crease Of f2o 1885, when compared with the preceding
return.
The monthly return Of the Bank Of France, as made
up to Thursday, Aug. g. shows the following results
uhe exchange taken at 25f 10 the pound:
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

The elections throughout the republic yesterday,
SO far as are advised, passed of without disor-
der, and resulted beyond doubt in the election OF
Abraham Lincoln 10 the Presidency. aud Hannibal
uamlin the Vice Presidency of the United States.
The details arc given elsewhere in our columns.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool 27th and
Queenstown 2sth ult arrived At this port last night.
>he brings the details Of two days later news, tho
main points OF which, however, have been antci.
patcd by telegraph from Cape Race.
By tho arrival Of the overland pony express we
have advices from San Francisco to the 24th ult.
The general news is unimportant. The news Of the
result of the Pennsylvania State election reached
dan francisco tho 2ist ur., ana caused marked
reaction In political circles. The republicans
we're exultant, while the democrats were greatly
depressed. The republicans entertained strong
hopes Of carrying the State for Lincoln canvass
Of the State Legislature demonstrated almost to a
certainty that Senator Gwin be reelected 10
the United Statc Senate. Colonel Bcale had
arrived at San Fraecisco, and assumed the
command Of The California Military Department. In
place Of Gen. Clarke, deceased. The markets re-
NAMED abont as previously reported. In the Ore
gon Legislature the House bill spnalling the Con-
grcssionsl election had partially failed in the Sc
nate. ITO pony express brings news from the
0chotsk Sea whaling feet. The reports Of the
movements Of the ships may be fonud in orr tele
graphic summary Of the news In another column.
The cxctemoo, consequent, upon the cccion yesterday
tended 10 check transactions In descriptions Of
pro1roe. -Four lose broyant, wnk sa'es wore 10
moderate extent wheat w1 also heavy ADd closed a.
lower rates. whlls sales vers fair. rurn drm ami
prices uere unchanged while sales 70 far extent
Fork rnshanzcd with moderate sales so for mes
and slS IL sll 3,s for prime. Sugars worc que,
and sAiee i!m.iod shle prices were uncnansed CoGec
vas drm, and sales wore light. Fregh.s we're nrrn,
~hne engagements moderate.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

houses Of CosyrAa The euccess Of Bell aud
Eyegett in seVera' Il tho Southern States
is alec considered ss afordiDg a power.
ful guarantee for the maintenance OF
the Union In the South. Upon the
Congressional issue the city oI New York
hss discharged aer duty handsomely We
refer the reader to Our copious details upon
the subjec'. elsewhere in this paper. We begin
with this day new epoch In the political his
tory Of the Uuited States. The republican
party have crossed the Rubieon. Are our
anxieties at an end, or are our troubles only
about 10 begin. We cannot answer until we
shall have beard from the Legislature Of South
Carolina touching the test question Of Lin
coins election.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
IMPORTANT FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Mr. Lt.cotn's P1iiad.ipbi~ USeAu Pre-.
pAsiss sns Public for lus S1w ~ aauy.

PHrrApkun. wedresoa,, Nv T--3A.H
A. PopnsyIyao,a has gore 20 s,rops,, for In oln II
proper inquire whGs she TiIi say for est
excuse for aseunifg thrsGienng a position | hsve
tic le -dors ne several JouFaals Of tbs
city touching this coos shich wia apprir-ths morn.
'rg The uost Important of tsesc that Of the Eorgs
Amtrtor, which has inlatnusy advocated tne claims
LLcoln ss o1aioe, iuhu H. Tna, jsur.
oa under the head n Victory and a C1nseq quenco,"
.ays-
rp this hour of victory esoprlay whom Se have cor
sp,Eed not osIy Old enemy out discomntet oth.re
hCn natural ~ Drsthy an former ',io ssn'p snoui
LOUISE stl 10 regard ~ frsnds, m ,deratun comcs
cn'mt uoef WIN more ttan ordps prnpriety II may
hc fole o, this time To- cousfUr bat principles and
plieS inv"Fto the eeftyn ~ Hr Linruln, aud
be c.aaes whsh efstd to produce l. 10 tue DE
ace. ve nety cistiDctly thai u s either tsianph 70
ne North over tho Santh, or OF sscto ai aspect
Z tie slavery csaou No such issne vas prac,l
oily tFso'tea, becsuse TIC cimpicxip1 o. alt the
Ftscit Territories is settled and lbs drcaratt,as
the Chigaao GouvIatIuB against The ext nsi h,
savery eua tbc pnwos of oonsress IN
eTitarfs can oniy he aopsd wbco thc cssr
,iaii ,sonr. southern politicians aud tioir Northern
choer hs'e stempt 70 force tie s"e ~ rs aoi ve
.coorrrgy ouree1 our " Ic'pes calmly a1d demlv
tbc cosipgercy ahocii sri.e There is therefore
reason tor ngsiation, ara no Danger o. any IL tne
gEinrs ho canttauty agiiats they say TO Orcsou
sssission ~ eohs q 70 ot slevrs sone, a we aeute
led prcpsec 20 do
Ito great ida seited ny tSs election, and which, per
maps ~ altd &c much ~ tns dneT on the panc mi'd
the pn-sSso " charge The admin gt'aop o. public
~ ryr a. Nas1Dgion and 81 ani purify the
pchiiga fnnohacrv Of government
'Le elected President whsts nav have been his
previous nrrdl~ctiops e cumi led rom the necessity
o' The ard i,or, pertoUa coDa = 70 mreo With al
iatiesia alr men oi all parties and hereto to tglo
be lslec, al ccai or q ctrbsl jrshury Mr.
lnnn viii upon the duties OF President tree
from b!aa, and With a. natsaaI &C. troo9. any IN
crnbrpt ni hat oioe did More toan that be " u
e. waanr2tnn disposed cot ony to cnncstc, bnt
onyi'co The south BY fair dealing fa-t no has
% wage against IL, md Is anxious 10 peace, hayr
uess and prf sprrty.
veptr ~ as~crt uron other evidence than thst
urphLed hy h Iat that hi. inaugural address
~l do 20 conbd,oe aud 70 du~ipa'e appre.
heIfon itsn sny public paIsr issgsd Tor a arter of
repfurv AZ all cvtns, 1T give hm fair trial. and
at least hear before &C strike
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

The actual figures may somewhi' change the
distribution Of the States voting against La
coln bu. from the general run OF tbc posullr
vote In Tho free States, We consider 4 perfectly
safe to set down Lincolns electoral vote AZ
ls6. The news from the Pennsyly aaia October
election, operating upon the divided democracy
on the Poetic coast may perhaps give him. also,
California and Oregon.
We have neither space nor time this morning
10 comment at length upon this grea, aal no
meDtous revolution in our potidcd affairs The
conservatives, who slill believe IA The strength
OF the Union. will be- comforsed With the assu
rvnce cf an ardrepUhllcsn majority in both
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

iavsfEcog- Steamship lrr~laNr ,ri Ms lawrence
tb crsn ard VIZ rrG vr wetcr~d scrvsr1 n~o
Ens Hrd Nks " and friend. Mo- unu,ansai
tc5,rs Me- scte ard srs PlSssa ca DR. au3
sr sod WIS Carol tss Presto ssi sister
Ha 1syinr. Mr. Ms M he'll w "a Y uaicrs~y sr
nr1 Nr foywnod Mr. snd NTr bc' Dwell sni chlicr~n
vs anil mt siic ka~fer Mr. ,Gt Nrs aving
snd ocu s,Acsy sbss, nisisa, sr suove, Mr. Shct
,ttrs xr sWr.Ai so ~ Nr kvrah NJ snd Mrs las-u
cura. M MN Add~rry elrr.n -ni Mr. Crs
C.. crlr-er Pu'ias ~ rsen Dr Crisda Dr a0s1uo
f,t i-rtiiam. syman. = ,,o1r. nr ani Mrs lien
riIass &ss :, satslrsa Jcs SUI Nv AMI sts- urray.
W Nrs Gn~n sr ,ns vrs 0~n n e. wr ani Mr~ ~ u
crnaro Abct fsrs VI rry s~- ny Eh,re, Mr. ani Mira
Csvte rhLt 49, yrs, Cbss vi mrr, Jng sb-raa two
Nw'ft N~u1u. herrau, 0cn N--~r 1r znf Mrs Cmr~~n
hts right jrn hj nows-k NJ sbcihyu Feliv Meyer
I'd Lore srsns NE ws1er, mort NoDowcl. Dr
Cr.tsu W. Nf-tn jota ntBop, Mr. ari Nrs serrrv, ot
wsil hks, wn Psley ~ nccse .rsnlor3 s,gYnlsz
W.. sonecgsa Mr. NIicscn, Arnhrfrsr Geo snth.
RYE nne srvut schwnt-, sr Ih.s u sh.wer~s
W erd NTst~sber ssa eerysn, nr Dlr ~ srf Mr.
ey Mr srd nrs DspttF Mr Lnyas Mr. Nacbc<A, Nv anf
yra shrrs,o. ANtsd smith vn nsvis. 1hns Nr,r. ur-
hsicvs. sss u ntrsr. wr spt Mr.. Bnnss. Mr. ard Mo
Brown, Nv Jrhostur o. so, Nss Lamb jEsneqri Moe
- Il Gn. ~ servsnt Nr li. rpgr.h in, rnrrheg
rLre pcsUr Giir our ti''rnarr, !. yurpr Cadsr.
hos lici,. ~ II CsnAd an Nlse IuRs Es irK1 ios
80. q Bexcs ,. r 0rsurc Nrsnt Ms HerTfsH c'ii
std Iufd nssNrr 49, JnI Narstnn p-l " nss
,pe Two John tursy smi'h sd servsut Ioo
tJnts snd RrvAnt Iaasuss sDd setvsnh Deane- BJan-
ioel Sf
PtepyoFr 6c-nssmttlp rrarssc-nbsCn Apcn ana
as, I'.ut rgshes sr I'D " ne Storage,
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

THE Nsw Norx Herald Edition for
Europe.
The runard mail steamship Asis, Cart Lott VIII Leave
tbs rrrt 70 day, for Liverpool
The European mails will clio In this city this morning
Il a quarter before ten O'Clock
Tho EUROPEAN EDfrIoy HERALD viii be published
~ quarter past nine O'Clock in the morning. Single
copies, In wrappere, 9ix ceuts
The crrteuts OF the EuRorKAs Epr1cN IfER AID
i combine the received by mail and telegraph
he office during the previous week and up to tue hour
~ publication.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
NEW JERSEY.
TaE STATE PROBABLY GoNE AaAINsT rEk REruILI-


Tboee returns chow gain Of oos for the Union tirkor
over the election OF 1859. when the republican majority
was $40 II the remaining ourlcen counties do a. well
New Jersey has gono agsns, Lincoln BY handsome
jority.
Although despatch from Newark states that Pen
nlrgton elected by 500 10 900 majority, the return
for Tn indicates defeat, and gentleman u1t from
erey reported this morning ha, Ferry had beaten
him hy 600 majority.
Etsall, repub lean, has 203 ms,rlty for Congress.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
ERIE COUNTY.

Bcrfsio, Nov. e-hidnxhi
ne eccson to-day with the croep,ics cf several frcc
eghv In hs Eeh,s w1i has passed od qulc,ly. large
vc,s bas eSea rOlcd BY both parties Liuoons majority
In The ciy n teo Returns from eight towns ts Erie
county fve Lnc,'n sic majority The returns como Ia
slowly e deuocrats lhe county 70 the rcpus
licsns by about 600 majority
G. spsodirg. republican, Is rc elected v Cangrc.a
Victor RICE, rcpubcsn, IN the sccOud As.s oly ds
tyics. 10 elected by 600 majority.
svR WATSON, republican, In The vlrss Assembly ais.
trcs, s probably elected by . small maicvi,y.
ne rcp-bllcsas elect . majority Of The AIDE mcn OF
sah city.
Pal returns from The county cannot reach The city be
fu-r morning
no oemrcrats co5ccie the sstc 10 the repuhcvns By
Fns maJority, "a toe ether hand. tue rcpah'icaas
claim nc sls1e BY 30 900 and the couGiy by 900
loftv
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
II.IINliIa

r7rrryD 70 EITySS KiEcToRsL vo-x2.
CMC,co, Nov. Q, tsco
Seven warfs rive IAEcoln nf0 rajorsy republican
gain of a,o. Forty toSns n asrens rsis q northcrn
Illinois, sner . rcrublcar gait = 30. The republicans
Of THIS ccullg elect thols entlre Lckcs ~ $500
Ctncsoo, Nov r-A.n
Returns rccs.sci up 10 nj BFht cho~ republican ssrs
Toey claim tbc Icsesiurr and s.aic BY 1900 maturity
Nothing Of soseeee hn looe rccelsesf toe south
par, n the ~.e INC republicans elect corg~ssuss
the fcur northern districts Lpcolns ocls ma Gritty
In us cry e 8 oeg, gala q cvVr 200 sipoe 1855
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
COSNECT[CCT.

New Iondor-- nooln, G472; DouglIs 5qe; Brookln-
ridge, iaa, Bell 22l
Farfea -Ianccu, G532; Dcugl1, 72ii BreckinrIdge,
1904 Bell, III
Tollsne-Lleoin, ,ae5 Dcugas ,I3e; Brorkinrid9c,
ATS, Bell, IL
Mod CO. Z countv-Lncoln 2s3e, Dougis 1851, Bfect.
inr'dse 3Si Bol ll0.
wndbtm coun y--Lincoln 335, poughs / 34S, Brooa.
tnridge 252. Bel q.
kes Haven county, except Brsdfor Lincoln $3.50.
D.uglas z, ,q3T, Br,cs inrige a I73, Bell 661
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
KINti- ,aiIINTY.

girEu coOsty con slsto gives usoa 8 als majority.
TIE reputIc.rs have nearly thslccs ofac.rs
t1ciudinE shefia, City Judge, &c
odcu Democrat, s olcc,sd 70 Copgess BY 2oco ma
Iority.
The folowisg Assembly are probably elcciei,-.
D4r
I-hoFlraih republican
2-sgOre republican.
S-caiHcos, democrat (rross5'yl.
4-u.Fcy. democrat
G-Jcu.s, oeuccrst
6-Sternr, wVubcaa.
-zgpheg. republioAn.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

rrRy, ua ~. 1850
AccordIrg % cesrachcs received eugs<s pests
bal tskc1 place bet tho rnp' of the hinx " Sap
and she pecmortese half hctwccn rea1T snd zee.
rbc oncuy, leaving many prisoners, fell ba Z drou oe
tisasL
Loxpox. Ort 81. 1850
The currespondept ~ tDc ICudoe D1fs Nus att scbef
"a Garihadie teecqvarrs says tho Brltiah Lion vss
sitsrksd BY Neepsiisn brigade the 10 irst Inc
dgrt nscr ave houvs ih iptcrrustlJn ~ tao rns
Frst aud Third cony ansee aged the Scapatsus 70
shan oooe nnd thornughy bea them Caonc, fcar ioet
elx reu aVd Ehd sbaui twc1tg vurtdvt Car iucss~s
artlst, IN Nap c., vms killed
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
The General Result-Abrahsm Lincoln
Oar Next President.

The great battle has been fought and lost by
the allied forces In New York. The Presidential
result may be summed up In three words Lin
coin is elected. In more exact form, accord.
Ing to the returns before us the several States
have cast their suffrages for President and Vice
President as follows
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
hASSa'itttisE1 r.

Tho rtsu.t oi the Foatto is,r s Rice rnrublsc An.
1888 Bigv1oS, Union 7s0-maj irlty ir Rice, ets
tEe rssalt In the ff.h abtste, William App 700,
uaeu, got Barl,Dgsrc, republican, 7.7se-uNofi,s
for Appleton, 2tS.
IN the Ninth district Bsiy republican h elec ed over
Tbayes, independent, b. l SOC nsjardv.
Vuh tie exception Of Appieioe ,nero lie full rerrhli
,ar del E-tor elected 70 Congress
Tic vote OF 6os,ou fooss ur for LneoIr 72s Ball.
6,IoS, uouelas, seo6 Breeanrioge, sie-Lecoin's pc
railty. 4tte
The ceies; ot Burpg causod great rcoto cg Gnng
the Bel Everett party, ~ha Gated rr,ccssicn hr.
Appe,on, vito made ehort tpeech
rtero is mncu .xctemert in tho eueete up to lato
hour, With Gre xoris, rnuslc, &c
Tho republicans high gee st the ind 's,!cr- .;
tho goacrsi resun.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
THE ELEC TON.
THE VERY LATEST RETURNS
&C, &C., &c.

Our returns, received Us late rs six o'clock
this morning do not change the result indicated
in our Gist edition
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

.l.etso.-Oseaon PoItsse.-Corn sae rcszi
hnans-sews from shs wnaiins FAsss,
Sc. Sc. -. -, . -.
Tho rary cxrrs- rrsctri here ,hs mngulrr, vita
10 and INCLUDING tho gain ~ oc.eeer
S,S Fa.Scroo. Get - Ueo
Arrived AZ ssn rrsscs-co 2is, uearcr sss,sv lor
from Hes York; bark rul-.o, Maat,; 3s3, ~a.lss
bark Geo. williams, 3i dsys from octcc1 "a, ~'ta
zoe parcIs Of oil ard so pounds q bots, sss st.m
or wsshicfton FROM Psrams, viii ths yAv users asA
nails leaving New YORK 2iss s'ptrs5cs salIsd asss.
ship e. " wIlstts, New YORK.
Tho pony esrrss, bringing The rss4t Al tho rcnnsys
mia election, arrived al sau FraEclgca un ,hc eA 10
was received BY telegraph rse 2is, urre-nsS
marked sensation 10 political orcses ronccring ,aa 10
pubsicsrs exceedingly cbiazA wA.lst the rrls7 tte
other Candidates desar yns rcrubiicsrs are 49, pSs
tine forth great eeorts 70 ca-ry ite STATE Aec' wra
made yesieriay Of sateo 70 - 900 that t'nan v'ca
carry California, ana another OF ss ccs Agah' y 70
ia, Lincoln win ~ moro votes iLau fscosisrice
senator B.ser, from Oregon, has besa r7ce'ea STA Ia
-pcu-c crcwrs .irce catering uron s~ra2a tc'y i' sH
state.
A new sAnvs,s Of the prcosslc oeBdtoa r - 1.n
legislature sllcts The act thai rsvVllc Senator'S bold
o,er from l.s year, aaa ~ 6c mssrs 81 ~ ltst S.
rro of Wsss. e'svcs srgfri n'og'-'. '-8 p-soS'a.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1850

turns rot very fu Tse result r 'o',y eae 'o srs
sves Lincoln l; att piaele, 10 nercAnr gel 10:
Be-, $50 Llloou's majority % df,y tss tovus is Sst
'nw .gecdes utsrly th,rd Of tue Isgeecse vic %
the state sut his total majority /. rea,ensply ct
1900
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

We have como few details of tho vosng the
ten question Ia the city Of Nsplos $4,000 votta
annexation AT Palermo there were &C z32 vo,cs
,n favor OF annexation 20 % agsLsl
stated that the English Adm!ia (MG.ady) had len
Napee for Gseta break the bsockade oui 10 pro
tect tho q eht OF the Kog.
ssDor FArni, having been appointed TStrsotd!rsy
Royal Commissioner st Naples. had been replaced u his
post Of Minister Of Interior by senor hlagbelo;
ssnor hon,egemoc had been appointed CcmassioOcr o.
sicily.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
NEW YORK HERALD.
"a n Il GO ~ On & n n # T.
DIrOe AND PROPRIETOR

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fs9rsfv ,,.
uT Tls@g q q 81 = ',eo " M oess q, sJy =. fn sn,ss
e. 80 80 =, - epe.s rsts,nAt ~ ~ .eISp~
j. 40 r Gnr t,rf oT n, Ga.enf Lh 4, sscs .osscos. sI,
aUo7eso F,n Ist ti SIaf al ssr
sgH 81 " tsr as'luss
s'Ai"rdkf "HhEbi.onDhnchs o-,fsrsng t,sf-cr,sas'
Hcs y'et,I fro" cE qalTte, ~ nk orta essi 0su ~
.css sssy m -
NO NOTICE easey ~ oror,r,4 cor-esurdaoe w do ru
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
ohio.

rrrLyo 10 rvySrr rnRE EtncronaL VOTES.
CIsvu.asn, Edv 9, is6o.
Partial rctrrrs from about . doTae COUNTIES In OHIO
snow large rains q t~o thrco hundred pcr county for
Lincoln Who ell probably have 10000 majority 10 the
sAte.
Crrs.Sr, Nov. T-r~o A. NJ
rhe Republican rains all yvcr Ohio Thor majority
win probably cx sccd 70 900.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
KENTUCKY.

UrIrrD 10 rsELva ELscrogAL vorys.
LorIsvIris. Ky Nov 9, iseo.
Iousvirc c'ty s'y,, Bci sss; Dougls, 2,ess Brecr
inridse Ss IloooiV, about No
rhc Bcu and Douglas give Kentucky 70 Boil By
10 coo 70 IL 900 majority inc returns be sever too
limited 70 form ~ reliable opinion
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
MISSOURI.
xNv--tsp m ,fss nj tp,~vnvaI xaTt

nrTrLsp 10 nmx N.RcroEAL voTEs.
- Lorts Nov leo.
", Ious city eivcs Lincoln eO2i DOcslAs, siII eea,
t,lp2.
Scattering return, from tie interior ind,oaio ihs: 'he
state has roue Tor Dyuelas
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
IS 203 majority for Congress.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PmlApklFRlA, NV. 6, IS,


lincoln has completely swept the state He msjnri
tics decreased by every despatch from the couny,
aud In the city the vote the utter unnnrss Il tho
party leaders the opponents OF sectonslsm for their
position. The Lincoln vote rced solidiy but tho
opposition votce to have BEEN hthor and thther,
without care for tho result.
In every ward except two Of the seventeen thus far
heard from, Lincoln leads, and In many entirely
distances his competitors EvoD in the "Glorious
Fourth" he has nty Douglas, wno the
best, This 10 tic ward In VIII b tue rep ibcao
fr suds for Congressman Butler per yetrSted The
full from the twenty four wards u tue s, give
Lincoln majority OF 7,1ei both the Reading
straight Douglas ticket, 1854 the Reading tckc,
alone, and s73 all.
Tho republi, claim 90 ot0 majority for Pcnnsyiva
MIA The Union men altogether d-prlted. Un,n tne
hour OF bearing the definite result from New YorE the
graph Office was crowded promincnt men,
chants and bankers anxious 10 hear the result rn.y
expressed strongly their fears az psaio lifting from
The decree sent forth 10 day that u strike very
foundation Of the commercial ami pol,t al ", rid.
Tho republicans marching the streets with drum
and nfe, nddling while Romo is burning
Quite sensation has been created by the reported
murder OF Bill Scsuleu In Now York. Tho report has
neither been confined nor denied.