New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
GENERAL, NEWS.


vote TIE Psas5mrg Commercial says; "ln the VIA
District. Wa IL Koosrz Union, has been elected over
A II CorpRoIB nv 10 majority. Tho sodicrS
ro,e was AZ follows: KooNTz. 1885, CoffHorn. IF
Union majority, oil, being 10 majority oser Cor
rRorB's home majority. Other retains VIII increase
this majority. In the Bedford Judicial district Hon.
Alex KING. Union has been elected Judge over Judge
KlMMEII, Democrat; by o majority Of eighty over the
home yo.c.v The same paper further says I'VE learn
from Hon. T. j. GIGHAa, who arrived this Cinesd"!)
morning from Harrisburg. that the Union majority az
noon on Monday footed up between eleven and twelve
thonsand Tn the xXIst Senatorial district LOUIS ".
HALL and XIX HAMS. Union. have been elected by
some two hundred majority to the State Senate. The
S.note will therefore stand nineteen Union to fourteen
Democratic. Tie House will stand sixty Union to for
ty Democratic"
Extensive preparations are being mado III
Brooklyn for the Union Torchlight Procession when Is
to take place on Friday evening next. M JOSEPH
REEVE has been designated as Grand Marshal ana Col
w. G. BooTn as Special Aid. There VIII DC 'nreo
divisions. embracing all the Ward Clubs In the "ost
ern District The column viii start from The corner
Of Myrtle and Chnton-ays at Il O'CLOCK ana h'''"
through tho principal streets and avenues TIL the lire
reaches the City Hall. where the Gibbs viii be dis
missed salute ia to be fred from Fort Grcen In the
early part Of the evening.
We see it stated in Western papers that Con-
rrcssmans yooREEEss election Is to be contested on
che returns from Sullivan Precinct 1t has been eseer
tanned by taking the sida,ils OF Union men who 'ot
that not one half of the Union votes were counted by
the Democratic judges. In some other Precincts an Tue
District similar frauds peipeirated IL some In
stances the rdgos took tho ballot boxes homo with them
a, night overloaded them at their leisure and returned
10 the place Of voting the next day to count ont the
ballots.
WENDELL PHILLIPS lectured last evening at
Cooper Institute to large audience. on The Irssi'
Dental Election" He rather severe I'LL the Admin
isiraticn but aloycd the d!sapprcbaion with which
his structures were received BY allowing that Mr. liz
coin IL the only candidate in the field end defining
himself In favor Of ABRAHAM LrscoLS in the character
which the people must compel him TO assume In the
event VI his reelection.
We gave yesterday an Associated Press dis
patch from Harrisburg giving small Democratic M
iority on tho Home Vote Of Pennsylvania The PABLO
d,lp.ia Pres. on the contrary makes out nearly 800
Union majority. It Is pretty certain tina. will
consider the matter settled unit, the cericaYs Of the
return Judges are all In The Judges meet on Friday
TO count the soldiers votes.
The Special Committee on the Mayors charges
against the City Inspector met yesterday but did not
get fai,ly TO work. Tie City Inspector publishes let
ter in which he charges that the Mayor has constantly
prosecuted him. and administers yer, indgnaa! 20
buke to lis Honor. Tie Committee viii meet again
on Saturday.
A Washington dispath Of Wednesday says:
1T IS stated here what Ii understood AS good eu'
thority that there is immediate prospect OF re-
sumption Of hostltes in the Shenandoah, unless tho
Rebels should reorganizc their at present demorazd
forces and make another desperate attemp. to regain
possession Of the key 10 the valley
The American ship Expoundcr OF Boston, HI
DAYS from Akazut bound TO Falmouth, England. for
cargo Of rice arrived Off Faya in distress on the 10Th
Of August. For 20 days the crew had been constantly
"a. the pumps. For three weeks they had been on an
allowance of fresh water and dependent Upon having
showers for supply
MARTIN W. FEELEY, q member of the Com
mon Council OF Pittsburgh Pa. few nights since.
while sleeping at the house Of acquaintance named
PATmcK CoSLAY No. l49 Leonardst.. robbed by him
and PATRICK COLEMAN. Of S4,5O0 Yesterday they
wsre arrested and committed by Justice DowLNG.
None Of the missing money was recovered.
ROBERT CRlNLISTog, tried in the Kings
County Court Of Sessions on the charge Of killing
THOMAS McGaATH IN fight by stabbine on the even
ing Of the e5th Of July last yesterday convicted Of
nanslaughter in the third degree. Tie prisoner WAS
rcmandcd for sentence.
Twenty-Five thousand tuns OF Stanton coal
were sold at auction yesterday by tho Delaware,
Leckewannn. and Western Railroads at an average
Of fty cents higher tie than was obtained In
September, but considerably lower than the August
prices.
The floating hospital ship Florence Night
ingale at anchor during the Summer In the lower quar-
antine has been brought up to the Erie basin, Brook
yn the scsson being sufficiently advanced to render
her further presence there unnecessary.
Several dispositions have been taken at st.
Johns relative 70 the recent Vermont Bank Robbery
Tho prisoners have all been easily identified and II
they are committed the trial will probably DO trans
ferred to Montreal
Judge SHTPMAS, in his charge to the Grand
jury of the United States Circuit Court yesterday con
fined his remarks entirely to the ordinary offences likely
to come before the Court. such US counterieiins. en-
bezzeInent Of letters. crimes ut sea. &c.
The American Bible Union held its fifteenth
anniversary yesterday in this city. The receipts OF the
year have been s2olss; expenses. s2l.34s The Rev.
THOMAS ARMIrAaE was reelected President, and u
number OF new managers were chosen.
Yesterday morning JOHN GLYNS, residing at
No. 30 Monroest.. while engaged in quarrel near his
residence, with PATRICK RILEY. was dangerously stab
bed in the left side by the latter. RILEY made his
escape. and has not yot been arrested.
A mass meeting was held last night, at the
headquarters Of the Union General Committee No. G5i