New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

"Judre" or Justice himself will doubtless march to
the polls and vote for Booe or anybody else that +.
Wood tells them to. Such is Democratic indie
pendence
BY the arrival Of the Bio Bio at this port. we
have dates from Havana to Nov. IL, from Vera Cruz
to Nov. !, and from Mexico TO Oct 49, The Mexi-
cans are more determined than ever before to dis
pute TO the FreUch invaders every incn OF their soil,
and the works for the defense of Pueba are being
carried on with enthusiasm. Several bands OF guer-
rllas have been defeated and Anlone has been dis
cag1ed even by the French themselves. diplomat
c difficulty took place between the Prussan Minister
and The Mexican Minister OF Foreign Affairs, in
which the latter ie said 70 have displayed extraord
nary talent. There was violent gale at Vera Cruz
in which number OF vessels were wrecked.
The amost-foygotten care OF Stephen d. Dillaye
agt. Emanuel b. Hart is before tie Supreme Court
In Jaly, 1888, while DiIlayo was passing through
Nassau street. Hart assaulted him with cane, SAID
to be loaded knocking him oil the sidewalk ana in
turing him severely, for which Dlaye claims $40 600
damages The defense is justification. The case
was tiled once before aud the jury disagreed The
present trial is still On, and is attended by large
number OF politicians and others.
in the Board Of Education Inst evening, n. A.
Calkius was elected Assistant City Superintendent
vice Mr. Seaon q, a salary OF 81, 500 per year Mr.
William Jones was reelected Assistant City Super
intendent. The Board resolved to appoint Mr.. Sea-
ton as Assistant CRY Superintendent during life, at
a salary Of 81 900.
Tie official result of the late election viii prob
ably be announced to-day by the Board OF County
Canvassers. On account OF the interest taken by
some of the Supervisors in the political proceedings
a; Tammany, no business was transacted yesterday.
/ We print tie Official figures in another column.
Late West India papers sia:e THAT trade is dull
in Granada; the ports were bare OF shipping, ex-
cepting a lew inter-coonia crafts Heavy rains had
fallen at Antigua. V, citation Was abundant.
new market was to be opened on tie first Of the
present month.
Matthew Morgan, Of the firm Vi Matthew Nor
gan & Sons of this city, died yesterday morning, in
ue Goth year Of his age. lie was owner OF the
! New-Foil Hotel, and held considerable real estate
/ in New-Ogleaus.
Tie Stock market was heavy yesterday morn
jig ~ shares b.. finn in G1vennen securcs Shares de-
ered 20 u :, cent. the s.g, gate Of buuers large
and The downward tendency is ;outy Iesi.ted. Na lew
exceptions Che lower price, through the entire lit ~
the Second osra herewis much stronger feeling with aa
unusual activity TIE p-omiueu, hrces were in good d.
un.nd at traction .yToyenert, and Governments were
ve firm l0i 5r Is q g1 and fr 81 b cent Treasury
Notes At ;he Tsd goard the make; active and very
strong with an eae chance Of feeling irom the noTuinr
/ Exchange was weak; Ood Aeavy, aud at thr close IS
against 1915 on Tuesday. Money we' active IT 6dt
Flei,h,s we're dull our css .ye and ,dtc. lower
! Who's, IG2c lower