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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
COMMERCIAL IETELLIGEYCE.

LVERFooL CoTToE MARKET, Oct % The sales
e. Cttcr DAY foot Up 10 O0 bales OF which 1900 bss
si speculation ard for export The market cosod quie
b. hrm.
SrsTE TRADE MAsoHYsTERSince the selling OF the
EufoEa tbeIe has ter nsIktt ct Manchester
LIvRRPoDL BKKADsrrVYs m.kKHT, Oct - --hesrs Ri,b
srdsOD. spence Wskthrd Fash Co ard others report
Flour hrn partially advanced Sd bb Whsit sctvs 1t
FIJI Ices Con active, ssd advanced Cd al qasrtefi sales
Of u1yed u $3.50
LIvRsPOoL PRovIsIoy MARKET. Oct, 22Pork dnlL Bacon
quiet srd inactive Talov generally unchanged
LIvERFOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Oct. 0-Ashes; POI and
Pearls quis Sugsr stesdy Rice fTn. Coffee steAdy
Spirits Turpentine dull Ros1 steady
LO:DoS b.IlKRTs. Oct. 22-WHZar active FOR Enss and
firm foreign SuGAR steady COYTYB quiet but firm eICE
h iii advancing tendency wing to the reduction Of duty
IN frsrCe TAL-Ow quiet.
LosDtS MoSBY MARHET, Oct. q The London Money
ke generally urcbar ged with scys denauc Consc fer
olfse 81 o. dsl, and for the account 81 2d9
AMERICAS SgCURITIEs-b'yRRPOoL. Oct ~ The market
for American Securities "a dull without ms.ea alteration IN
prices:
nino Central Railroad II Discount
fTis kaiiIo1e 81 .......'...''.'.'Is495i
New 1ofk Contra Rsi-oad...........t......G dbS
LGt6sf-LNERPOoI., Oct. 23-ll Z. nc The mar
keis have not YET been opened Cores is held hraly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

TIE enemies of Mr.. THOMAS McELRATH the
Republican candidate for Assembly from the lst
District of Kings County, have been indu'triou'ly
circulating the report that he is pledged to extend
The assessment for Prospect Hill Park over the en-
tire city. There is no truth whatever IN the state
1pent He is wholly uDpledged, and we know be
will act and vote in such manner as VIII Ieaounu
70 the interest of bis immediate constituents ana
of the City of Brooklyn at large. From an mt
mate acquaintance of many years stand ng' we
can corscientiousIy commend Mr.. McElrah as an
honorable, bjgb-minded, aud iDcorruptlbIe man, ID
every way worthy the confidence AID support oil
the people of Kings County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

We have adyices from the best sources in Ulster
County, 10 the effect that Lincolns majority there
cannot Re less than 300, aud will more probably 90
up to 500. TIE Fusioa asa the Wsll-street panic
have wrought stampede to the Line 10 ranks
which has been greatly aided BY the Fusion
speeches of the Hon. T. Westbrook, who SOLD
himself as a member of Congress to vote for the
Nebraska bill in 1854. and who has nov, unlntsn-
tionally made converts to Lincoln wherever ne
ba gone In 1856 the vote of Ulster stood 2,932
for Fremont. a, O3O for Buchanan, and 47O5 Tor
Fillmore. In the famous estimate Of the vote OF
TO morrow, which The Journal Of Commerce
published the other day, and which plainly gave
the State to Lincolp, though some 1900 Fusion
majority was ciphered out Ulster was put down
at 300 Fusion majority. But if that county 10"
gives 300 or upward for Lincoln, what is to be
expected Of the State :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

We are glad to learn that the Republicans o. the
Seventh Ward have completed most thorough and
careful canvass Of that Ward. The result is that
9S5 names are found to be frsudu'ently registered
in the il Election Districts Of the Ward Tuey
bsve taken the name OF every person who has been
fraudulenty registered from every va SAINT lot in-
babited end uniDhsbited building in the Ward, and
checked them off on the registers, in order that
they may be challenged and ar ested if they under
take to vote. We tbibk if the desperate Fusion.
lists attempt to carry out tbi. stupeOdous fraud,
they vii burn their fingers and have their trouble
for their pains. Since the Police Commissioners
have SC far modified the rules of the Department
as to permit the officers to receive the reward Of
fs-ed for the apprehension of fraudulent voters,
they are on the track of the reporters, and be
tween the Police AID the Wi6e-Awakes of the
Ward, frauds will be thu arted and viii recoil on
tie heads Of their desiguers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

We disclosed in Fridays paper the plan whereby
it is loped to carry the Hid Congressional District
by an Importation of voters from Pennsylvania
Fuitter evidence in confirmation Of that nefagiOus
plan has stree reached US, aud we warn the Re
Publcsrs Of that District 10 be on tier guard
Desperate men resort to desperate measures, aud,
notwithstal ding the Iik attending the swearing in
Of Ion-reeistered voters, We know it will be at
tempted. There are 500 extra copies of prioted
form Of affidavit prepared to be used for this pur
pose now in the Office of Mr. Ben. Wood. These
are to be il readiness to be filled up at the polls;
householder Of the District is TO stand ready to
make the required oath, and Commissioner Of
Deeds has been hired TO attend to the business Of
swearing them. Spot the rascal Be prompt with
challenges, and be ready for arrests. A few exam.
pies IN TIE early part Of the Gay will put an end to
this sort OF business if determination is shown to
punish the criminals TO the very extent Of the law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP GRANADA IN
SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR.
VALUE $50 COMO INSURANCE..


TIE steamship Granada owned by NJ. o. Roberts.
ESQ Of this city which left this port on the l4th OF
July last en- routs for San FrDcsc0, was lost on tbs
evening Of the 10Th of October, under the following
circumstaT ces:
TIE ship had been running under easy steam during
the day, and IS the weather was very foggyy Capt.
Howes deemed IL beet, there was no pilot.boa 10
sight to anchor the chip until he could get pilot and
the weather cleared up.
Al O'clock p. NJ the ship being in Il fsthoms Of
water the anchor let 60 the weather still being
very thick and fresh gale blowing. Al O'Clock,
they were boarded by pilot boat No 2 aud the pilot
cured Capt Howes that ne could take the ship no TO
the city without sny diieHliy and that at that eesscs
Of the year these fogs we've Of very common occur
renee snd furthermore, that they Were only ak miles
from the entrance OF the harbor. AT O'Clock the
spchor was weighed and the ship proceeded slowly
urder the control of the pilot. Capt. Howes being n
the pot.house, looking cut for the engine bells.
They sighted Mile Rock, and the pilot took his de-
psItuIe ferelIou and IN ten minutes ate TsId orVak-
en- were run close aboard; a. this time the ship WAS
"bocked on" ano running az full speed. Capt. Howss
mmedstely rang the bell TO back her, bai mo head
way was 20 great that il WIS impossible 70 sop ner.
She struck head on and soon swung broaaeide 70. ~
was now high water dense and the gale inersasng
rapidy; The yesel thumpsd badly, and coon tue feed
pipe 10 TIE donkey CINE broken, aud the ship be-
gan to rapidly III with water AZ O'Clock theirs was
five feet of water tie hid ana the fires were sooa
e& liz guished.
Gait Ho ses vert to the city, which was only five
miles Distant for assistaI &c. The gale now was SO
fpril us bat I'll hands we're obliged to abandon her to
save their lives.
Or The rorning of the 18th steam pump was sent
JovB 10 the wreck but the vessel had settled in tb
sand and there no hopes Of saving her. Her bee
il broken The Granda has been for severs years
employ ed in the Southern aud California nail ser vice.
snd was in July last sent out with tie Moss Taylor
70 form q rev California line. She was We ined 1t
$3.50 GEO. snd there no insurance on her She wa
al 40 ship and had previous TO her eaveg this port
been thOrcugby overhsued, and being goo sea boat.
well lifted for the service she was destined ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

William Byerly, Republican Judge Of Election
IN Psjephia iried Tuesday last srgs Of forgery
mskng fe of the election 10 the let Coogessons
District Il vania by OF Whsh Mr. Lehman tbs
DemcIa andi3ste ho eiec ed by tbs people was de-
fsud,d VI bis ceIth Of election which awarded to hi
Rcpub opponent whom tie people did not elect The jay
fonud the sccs,d guyh fsu6 hsvog been clearly
The Of the convicted uEonlTy are moving to carry the
to the Supreme CouIt lSGedAy htaAs
The atlas is false on the main point, IS usual.
William ByeIly was never Republican, bat
always q Democrat Ard NJ Butler the Mem
Der returned, who as a Republican, has ih7ited his
opponent, Mr.. Lehman, TO join him in thorough
scrutiny of the returns from ere-y poll, so as to
determine who was really elected, and let the seat
60 to him. IfMr. Lehman has accepted TINS prop
osit.on, tie fact has escaped us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

Tie Herald Of yesterday deuies that NJ. John
Jacob AstOr is Republican. and asserts that
many other alleged conversions are equally I'M
founded. The acceSsiOBs Of leading and cOnserva-
tive men to the list of those who mean to vote for
Lincoln are so msny that it i difficult to count
them, and as striking evidence of it we only need
10 poi1t to the circular We print this morning.
We kno,o whereof we affirm that The Herald is
wror in the case 70 which it refers. BIZ. Astor
intends to vote for Lincoln, and ardently desires
his success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

The revenue steamer Harriet Lane has taken
up q position of the Quarantine at Staten Island
where she is not accustomed 10 anchor, and there
ia a suspicion that che inte0ds to seld hundred
voters OF more Into the LIT District to vote for the
H., S. & T. ncminee.or Congress Let the ehal.
lsrysrs on Staten Island remember that no person
q il deemed to have gained OF lost residence by
az reason of his presence or absence, while en-
plOyed in the service of the United States" and
act accordingly. 10 man from the Harriet Laoe
can vote in Richmond County unless that be his
legal residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
To Editors, Reporters, and photographers IN
the state of NeyY-Serk.

II IL eminendy desrsble that the returns from tne
State large election night should be reliable and succc
as pobe and IN order 10 prevent wires from being encan
bere9 with OF useless matter will be well mat tue of
lowing should b. borne In nnd As FAR paccsos he
press desire obtain the by counties or PresSenu
tos ssd Governor but where is impossible TO gave ths Ia" OF
alton result By coantes the so. ern re
tn, which may CONF hand viii be acceptable out thas Of
fractional usr Of cities or township. should not De allowed to
pass over the wires the hdrance Of mere important matters
A. 10 sube of Congress and the Legislature Ae name and
i ,be paes ei o.en probably elected all that need
be The vote OheT oess tie State ticket ).
net required.
Attention these points will Il Is hoped contribute largely to
The pueeation on morning after the election Of nteg
hi, account Of ths result In the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

WHAr VorE MEASs NOVA vote for the Lin'
CON Electoral Ticket is vote 10 elect Presien
vote for any other ticket is vote TO prevent Inc eisc
tim Of d President.
vote for tie Lincoln Electoral Ticket is vote TO
maintain tbs Unior, the Constitntion, aud NaNonsl
Pace vo.s for eDy oher ticket is vote TO thwar'
the constitutional rights OF the people, 70 keep tho
Union in turmoil by throwing the election into Con-
gIesF. .t.,sA.
vots for the Lincoln Text is vote to uphold the
r yer1uoep a cur fatfers made il. A vots Tor any
other ticL ct is vote 70 pat ths Government into ths
HALu' - tAlbany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
From Washington.

NAsHIhGION, nov. q, lobO.
II ia not generally known that there ia no treaty
existing betw the Unit sies AID Chib, ara hss
rot been epoe 1850. Flsg's Commercial Regulations,
prepared at The State Department and published by
authority of Congress in 1856 stste that the treaty s
still 10 force but examination recently at the State
DsTapt nj has resulted in the ascsrt nment of the
iac otherwise Chill, in 1870 gave the twelve mon hs
notice according 10 the thirty first sr,le, BY which
both the treaty and the subsequent convention are
ended.
The survey of the boundary between Washington
Territory and the British Provinces viii, it is expee ed
be completed durrg the present year. The San Juan
ques ton will practically before the two Govern
srts on the respective reports of the Commissioner Of
each nation in relation to that disputed point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

But Mr. Crttenden is even more strongly OPP
posed to the only practicable alternative Than he is
20 Lincoln. lie fnslly says;
Against BreckDhjge there g $50 ojsoaoro- rather
The party which tie represents Against tee party OF Breckn
ridge have objection to bring, whh insuperaoe Breck
ri6ge Is himself the representative Of seeding sectional
Isry exclusively sectional as the Republican party but
to ectionsl party spd still worse large par
prtdonnsting part is spprehsnd composed Of Southern
bes who infected with dsuDionim tina. they wish
70 pull the Union and the Constitution and establish
ConfedeTacy These the doctrines and the sentiments
which govern considerable portion Of the Southern part Of tue
panty hch uomina-d Breckenridge could not and would
give th tti by voting 70. their candidate
lGTest cheering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
ITALY.


Naples kilograms Of the DIST Of October announce
tbst tie vote on annexation WEE then being taken;
Much entLuaissm existed, and immenee croWds mao
assembled st the voting places All was quiet, az the
latest dstes The King of Naples had isusd prot's,
declaring be would consider the voting null ahd 'oi9
II was reported that after annexation was tHseeu,
the title of Prince snd the rank of General would De
offered 10 Garbaldi cn.,.;
A Earles telee ar Of the 2ist says that Grloal1l
has officially declared he would ay down the Ds's''r-
sbip ON the arrival Of Victor Emanuel.
The head of General Ciadini's columns encountered
ard beat a CORPS of Neapoa1s at Hernia The gene
raj commanding the corrs, and his officers, ana oVo
solGiers sud flag were taken. ,,.,,.-..., nor
ton of the Neapolitan artillery. al, .,
Victor Emanutl arrived a. Saionia on ths %ls' VI
October. ,.,;.,;-o, On
ia at Gaetq. ,,;.;.o- n
II wac sso reported that the French sInilter Oh
Marine had received Dispatch Announcing Ia VI
bsloi's shirs Of war had captured vessel oelasns
snaIi,b colors and another bearing the Austrian lg'
The came hories continue TO hassIt tnas ra IN.
THAN demon siTaCns on the Italian fronuers VIZ -
cr asipp but on the ether hand II was sAd tls' hus
had given the most positive ASSURANCES tAei she
rot draw the swort unless al attack Was inau7 y"
Rene. . q, pisd ten
The Piedmonteee troops were encampeo al He'' &c"
leseues rom Rome lii. - ,hs IN.
The text OF the PIussRn d!spa,'h - i,'i' u -.
yssiop Of The Psps Stsiss II pnbhsheu IL .,iS 80
the action Of Sardinia, and rlech favour th,
lion, but dOed pOI lhItA'eh any "'
Tbs AnetTian official Hciner ZcHpHg rublsnes 70
- III. 40 f-om tie ErIcirr, MANY eWept, :
char ss m the Con 'it1,iCn hrs yrci $50 i% r. y,
nrv-fr h 0uly r. 10 t4srciisd oicvi0ith ~ - ii
OpeiGlitA Of Us AZ "A.-"i p'1~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

Certain Fusion men have been industriously at
work getting Republicans to parOf with them tore.
fIain from voting on election DAY. Wehsye heard Of
several instances in which one FusiOnist has sue
ceeded in getting promise to abstain from voting
from four or five Indifferent Republicans. This
course, if pursued TO any extent will result disas
trously to our ticket. The only true course is for
every man to put in his vote. No true Republican
will abstain from voting tomorrow, on any consid-
Grafton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

Tux ELECTION AND THE TELEGRAPR.-M sssrs. j.
u. Red L. G. Tillotson and J. Owen, Superb ssnd
en.s respectively, of the New York, Albany aid Buf-
fslo, NewYork and Erie, and Oswego and Ogdens-
burgh telegraph bnes have kindly SIGHTED i'asir viii
ipguess to cooperate wish toe Press giving to the
public the result OF the election in this sase. Their
ues viii Re held opsa al Tuesday mig a, aud every
effort viii lie made to forward all u o returps which,
can be procured. The Press are urder great obles'
iOrs to these gentlemen for their untirrg attentions in
years past ard the present Gee sson will be but "a
newal Of Indebtedness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

Be sure and vote for VIM. Z. STEWART for Sd
pervisor. The Legislature intended that the Board
of Supervisors should be equally divided in politics,
but if Schwarzwaelder and Ely should both be
elected the Board would stand seven Democrats TO
five Republicans. Do not be persuaded to vote for
either of the Democratic candidates under the be-
lief that Stewards election is sure. Let them get
their votes in the "house of their friends" but
make Stewards election certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Roller Explosion nj New-YHaven.

NV HAvEN, ba'uldsy. nov. 8, IooU
TIE bow HEIRS Rice who was III led by the steam
boiler explosion at Dena a. Brother coach factory
Yesterday was found urder the aiDs last night; nearly
all his hoIes were crushed The boy Johu Kane lives
but v it'll no hopes of his life. G. G. Baldwin aud
GeoIae Dewolf are very low joseph Ven Ripper was
badly salded, but may live. The cause OF tie &C.
dent v an poor boiler iron. The loss Of property lie
Oh < 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Eniling of Wills nt Trey.

TROT n. Y, Saturday, Nov. 3, 1860.
About eight clock this morning the northwest por.
ton Of tie Mount Vernon Mills il the upper part Of
this city gave way End fell outward upon BUILDING
adjacent in course Of erection for Orr a. Co., paper
makers. About 100000 bushels ot wheat were stored
IL the H. aud about half of it fell among the ruins.
A workman named Patrick Leyden was seriously bat
rot fatally injured. Mr. Courtney contractor for Orr
q Co.. was slightly hurt. hiessrs. Hanusman 4 Sax.
ton, owners Of the mil ose about $1,000 The bud-
rg that fen was erected last month"; AID Mr. Courtney
pronounced il unsafe month ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

No man can vote anywhere in this State VINO bas
not been a resident Of the State for at least one
year past Those who removed from New-JeTsey
or any other State within the past year are not le-
gal voters here for any Office whatever. So it is,
we presume, in every other State. There is vul-
gar error a1Oat purporting that man may vote
jor President wherever he happens to iigei but
here is no law for it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Hon. JAMES L. ORR, late Speaker of the House

Hon. JANIS i. UkRi IhIt HPodhbI VI 'Ho IIUu'0'
addressed his former constituents at Greenvlle'
c., recently The GreeHriHe Patriot says;
Mr Orr had hope Of the defeat of Lincoln but would
cum e. no asy the part Of the state South Carolina
by1a nat withdraw slore lie differed from others In the
opinion that the Legislature should ca fcI Convention Of the
people n soon as sscertaned sha; Lincoln was elected
lie thought it would be w,er and prudent thAi Commi'
ii shoud be appointed to consult with the other
SITES and sscertsn the they INTENDED to pursue under
the rcustsnceS that there might be concert OF action
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Serious ARRAY i'm New-Hayen.

NV HAyEs, Saturday, Nov. 8, I0oU.
serious ARRAY occurred in this city, late last night,
at the Temple Lunch, by which George 5. Stafford,
printer stabbed in the abdomen, and Is not expect
ed 10 live. Tie wounded man and two friends were
in q dispute with three students, whose names are
Baldwin, Beloen, and McCuliock. Belden used the
knfe and McCullock, OF the law school, slung shot,
ard Baldwin, medical student, Is said to havs bean
only spectator. All three aIe in jail The affair has
produced general excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

The medical students temporarily in our City
who have registered to vote tomorrow are respect
fully informed that they are looked after and that
they will secure residence In our State Tor
longer term than they probably desire, by attempt
ing to carry out their dishonest intention. You
are now fairly warned: Beware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
From Pix n,s Peak.

FORT KEsRSFY SATURDAY,, Nov. 3, 1860.
ThejWestern Stage Company s coach which LETT Den
1uescay evening with d full I, ad Of Passengers.
The messenger OF Huckey & Coz Express reports
errice storm on the plains on the 26th aud 9th Oct,
causing the oss OF from fifty TO seventy-ye head Of
cattle.
There is no important news from the gold reeona.
The express bOurd west Pssssd here on tue % b-inR
8 few hours behind time owing to muddy roads
The Thermometer stood at 81 at o'clock this
IuuIuiuu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Civil WARM Yucatan,

NEW-URLFANs, SainrJsv, NOV, q, ISbJ'
The Schooner Brilliant, from Csupsachy, o IL, re-
ports the outbreak of civil war in Yucatan, oused by
the imposition of inland Gulies on goods from CAN,
Ieaohy ard contention for the rsvenuss o. the and
Of Caimsn. The General Government and the neigh
boring provinces preps-ed to invade Csmpeachy bat
the attsr anticipated their movements and was N .rch-
iu0 troops he capital conquer treaty OF peace
Tie Ju5rez Government was eLdsayoIing 70 stop ne
PALE Of iuratecOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
The Explosion on lie Steamer III.
k w Hill

NEW ORLEANS. Saturday, Nov. 3, 1860.
Tie tctal number Of killed by the explosion on the
atesner II. X. w Hill is 80, aud ID. wounded reach
j. to 90 THE Clerks statement 10 the number killed
ard wounded was incorrect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

WDE-AwAKEs Tomorrow is the eventful
day. The time to ballot is brief-a little more
than ten hours only. Remember, the polls open at
sunrise, 81, and close at 4:50. Be sure TO be on
band at your polling places Jeo7e the polls open.
See that the boxes are not stuffed in advance, and
watch for rowing voters and repeaterS with unceas-
no vigilance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

coin snd Hamlin. 7, npkins County, sei down but
for 500, viii give l.4CO; An1 Steuben County, in
which we claimed 200, .iH give 9, 500. The Fs-
siOoisis concede to US 1000 10 this couaty. The
Western and Central Counties Of tae State viii
speah for themselses to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
FRANCE.

The COnsfifuiiOHBsl announces that the Emperor
received en- auhocraph letter from the Gar OF kassa
explaining the nature Of the Warfa meeting cepry-
irg il Of aDy significance hostile 70 France
The Gazette DE LgoR has been suppressed on account
Of m sssLt appeals Tor agitation, It's attack On Inc
GcyernmeIt AID ~ dtdain Of good advice.
Tire Bourss was fat and dropping, at C69'J;. for
the Reutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

TnE RIGHT TINE TO MEEr THE issUE'-Iae ns
union Irsue is roised again b. the Futlo1iSH' Can
there ever be better time to meet II We a''er. 'he
right Of the majority to elect President in accordance
with the Constitution. The Disunionisi' deny II,
Could we have stronger better ground 70 SSnu
ON Could the DisuDioniss ever have weaker or
more untenable position If the Dsudon issue is u
lie met soms time this is the very time when can be
efsciuaIy crushed, for all patriotic citizens must In
sueh controversy, side With those who uphold the
G nstitutieu. Albany Evening Journal.