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poll at Millvllle to which place they were follow
ed by a few gentlemen of the first responsibility
and residents of the neighborhood. Having ar
rived, they presented themselves, (again in bo
dy,) and wished to vote. The gentlemen who
had followed them stepped up to the Judges and
told them that the applicants had been refused at
the other poll, as above stated; and at the same
time declared that they would ndct the Judges in
case the illegal voters were admitted to the right
of suffrage. The judges turned deaf ear, and
alloced the whole fI1y to vote.-N. Z. Whig.
! Conriction for Murder.-Joseph Longe, a
German whose trial has been going on for some
days in the Court of Oyer and Ierminer. now
sitting in this city, for the murder of Daniel Rapp,
some time since, in the town of Hamburger,
mentioned at that time in the public prints, was
last evening found guilty of murder in the first
degree.


The trial of Rapp's wife, as an accomplice,
we understand is now going on.


BuDalo Journal.


Fourth Congressional District.-The Wings
of this district have nominated Dr. Joshua Bowron,
of Westchester county, for Congress. The tories
expect to defeat his election by the aid of the i'm
ported voters that they have employed on the
Croon Water Works. They openly boast, that
| they have taCo thousand of these men whose vote
they can command, and who will be able to vote
down the intelligent farmers and mechanics of
that old and respectable county. We firmly be-
leve from what we have heard of the character
and spirits of the inhabitants of that district, that
they will resent, III proper manner, this gross
attack upon their rights, and give their candidate
a warm and enthusiastic support. DR.. Bowron,
from having always resided in that district, is in
tmately acquainted with the wants of the people,
and will make an able OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


THE Con. Gen. Of Greece .2gain.--A man, call
ing himself Jno. Bradsh Elesvilch, Bar. Fratelne,
has been arrested at Quebec, on suspicion of be-
ing swindler. The editor of the New York
Commercial Advertiser states that during short
visit to Quebec in the summer, he boarded at the
same hotel with the Baron, and that he found him
to be very intelligent, and well acquainted with
the leading men of our country. He stated to
the editor that he was an officer in the scientific
corps which was sent out under Captain Kotze-
bue by the Russian government. This man, we
imagine, is the same John Bradish Elovitch, with
half dozen titles which we do not now recoect,
who was tried in this city on charge of obtain
ing money by falsely representing himself as Con-
sui General of Greece, Emisary of Mexico, and
former leader in Polish insurrection We are
sorry to see he has again got himself into trouble
with the law. The editor of the New York Com
mercial is correct in his estimate of his talents
and intelligence. Should another outbreak occur
in Canada, he would prove, from his military
knowledge and experience, an able leader of the
insurgents. We suspect it is with some such
view that he has located himself in the provinces
at present.-Phila. Ledger.


A Fact from Ncw Onemas- During the last
seven years there have been admitted into the
charity hospital at New Orleans, 3,470 foreign
ers, while but l0,405 Americans have claimed
admission. This shows the truth of the remark
in a late report Of our board Of Aldermen to be
equally applicable to New Orleans, viz "that our
charitable institutions are almost devoted exclu-
svely to the relief and support of foreigners who
have never contributed one cent towards them"


AT the present time, the expenses of New Or
leans for charitable purposes are $4,000, of
which only about $4,000 are expended for the
relief of native inhabitants of the United States
Think of this, we who would make this country
the refuge of all Europc.-N. I. Nat. Banner.


Influence Of Hishnaen ut the West.-At the
late election in Chicago, Illinois, an Tishman
run against nutiue american citizen for Sheriff,
and though the Irishnaan had been bit months
IN the country, he ras clected! Seuera hundred
Irishmen were brought up to the polls and voted
on the occasion! "All the Irish on the canal,
says the Chicago Democrat, ''to the number oil
fve thousand, voted at the late State election,
though the n'ajority ofMem had not been three
months IN .An,ericnM They had declared how
they would vote and defed the authorities and
every other power also. What think you these
creatures knew. or what did they care, about the
nature and cost of our institutions?'


They lately rushed in body into the town of
Gclena, and committed the most atrocious acts.
The citizens were called out under arms to pro-
tect their property and lives!!-NM. Banner.
A fight has just taken place between the Far
downians and the Corkonans, on the canal near
Chicago. 1t resulted from frolic at a funeral,
and added another death to that Of the individual
that had Just been interred.-N. 7. Star.


More Enigraats.-The Baltimore packet from
IIavre brings Is cabin and 60 steerage passengers.


COUNTING ON HoNoRs IN AMERICA.--I.ast
evening, while the crowd of people were rushing
into the fair at Niblo's Garden, strange looking
be-whskered sort of parsonage presented him
self at the entrance and demanded admttance.
Officer King stepped up and demanded his ticket,
when the officer pointed Significantly 10 the