From our Nev York Correspondent.

Nrw Yosx oct. 26. Isls
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New YosK, Oct. 26, I646.


Daniel Webster (the Tribune announces) is to
address the people Of this city on Wednesday next.
This Is, Of course, 70 get up public opinion In
aid ofJohn Young and his whig g-snt-ren-abolition-
nstivst party for tho election. We democrats have
no objection; indeed We rather like il than other.
wise. The honorable senator, and his aus,ere ultra
conservatism, are too far behind the age here, to
do us much harm. Ia ls40 he stumped il through
Suffolk (his Patchogue speech be forgot
TONI aud the effect was that he reused tho sleepy
old county into the largest democratic majority she
had given for years Lefore, ever since. We are
quite willing that Mr.. Webster should make as
many speeches In this neighborhood as he chooses


There seems no longer any room for doubt that
Judge Thompson, of the Eric district Pennsylvania,
is reelected, yinton (whg) in the lath district,
Ohio. The Tribune gives up that Riehey has car
RED the 18Th district, making the delegation stand
nine democrats, eleven wings, and one independent
democrat. BE assured our friends in Ohio can have
hera democratic State whenever they choose. They
have only to be united, This is clear from the re.
suit OF the recent contest Notwithstanding the
wing serrymander Of the State, we should haV.
had sure majority Of the congressional delegation
but for our own divisions n the Wayne aud Nor.
gan districts; and Bsbbs entire majority Of 1000
az will not be more) out of three Democratic
eounties-Wayne, Stark, and Piskswsy, where, by
intestine divisions, we lose over 1000 votes. Asu
~, we divide the senats so that whgery can force
none Of It's peculiar legislation upon the State, and
come within i've or six votes Of majority ia the
House. The Ohio democracy have beaten them.
selves this election. ..h d..


The Viennoise children, who were among the
Passengers by the unfortunats Great Britain, are (t
Is said) on board the John r. Skddy, and may be
expected to arrive soon. These young sriisiss are
remarkable for the drill by which they are enabled,
though Jyiy in number, 10 execute their movements
with more than military precision, so that they sp-
pear to be animated and directed by one and the
same will The effect is said to be IN the highest
degree surprising


The two congressional conventions which have
yet to nominate, meet again tonight, when, Il 10
hoped, they viii complete their business.


Coal is one dollar ton higher than il was this
time last year, and yet the coal merchants are not
the least loud among the eroakers and grumblers
over the ruin to ensue from the new tariff "Hu.
man naiur," suppose.


By the books OF the canal collector at Buffalo il
,pPears that, in the week ending the Oath inst sO0.
600 pounds of cheese were shipped thence east.
ward, and thai there were up to that date, on hand
there, half million Of bushels of wheat. This is
more ruin for the farmers to groan over, Ia mode the
coal-dealers. ...


Mr. Lovers first concert at Boston was not 90
successful his friends would desire, owing mainly
to the weather and his prices, which were considered
too high at dollar. He has wisely come down to
fifty cents which vail probably suit the ideas Of tho
Athens of America.


A democratic stump candidate "a novelty in thus
city of Irregular nominations") has bees started in
Mr.. Macay's district do no, think il v,Il amour,
to much, however; certainly not enough 10 ,niangor
his election. w t. ..r v.


The Tribunes 81 O'Clock edition ',i,ns Vinton'.
election ION repor) by nine votes Cas, may be
the man after all. majority of does leave
much room for chances. '.'


We had no more than five fires in this city yea-
terday. No great damage done, however. Y.