Indiana,

CoEre,pondsnee Of The Tnbuns.
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Al.cn.oA> CITY, Qnt.l Angus. %. 1874.


The New-York Evening Express Of the 18th
instant was received here this morning, giving
the returns of the election in this State, INDIANA
making the Wing majority in Joint Ballot two.
At this the people OF this place, and | suppose
others in Indiana, feel mortified exceedingly. II
has been known in this place, for two weeks, that
the Senate of this State is a tie, VIZ: 70 Wing
to 25 Loco-and the Wing majority in the House
is ter. TINS is the fact, and will you be 50 kind
as to give the fact TO the people, or at least your
readers | have Just seen an intelligent gentle
man that has Deen through the Slate-he gives
il as his candid opinion that Clay will carry the
Siate by 10000. Thepeople of this State cannot
stand The S22000,G00 debt OF Texas, and the
loss OF the present Tariff,


Yours. truly, b. ..


u The Express has long since corrected It's
error. Ed. Tribune.


STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT AND DEATH-The steam
boat Columbus Tuesday morning when near Sing
Sing with large nnmler Of PERSONS bound for Camp
Meeting burst OF her lues which threw the pas
sengers into the utmost CONSERVATION. The Rev.
E. ~. Andrews Pastor OF The Methodist Episcopal
Church in Twenty-seventh street, in this city,
Jumped overheard and was drowned. his body
was not yet recovered This morning.


SUDDEN DEArH.-On Saturday morning last
Mr. Josiah Parker OF Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co.
n J. in apparently excellent health, repaired to his
fields al O'clock, and commenced moving which
he continued more than two hours, when he sud
denly fell and expired. lie was iarmer OF excel
lent standing, and died at the age OF -.





LETTER FROM Gov. SEwARp.-A letter rom Ex-
Governor Seward addressed TO Wig meeting held
al Albany, mas the following ia reference to himself
and .tir. Clay:


During nv recent labor in the Western part OF the
honoret and beloved Eighth District / was met as !
have been elsewhere, b, the charge that was seek
ing 10 give the tote of Nr~-i ork 10 Henry Clay 10
secure seat for myseit in his cabinet. Permit NE
&c usethis occasion more attempt 10 disprese
this Impeachment Ny poor Efforts ere paid, over
paid in advance. So far as personal motives are
concerned am only trying 10 pay back, though !
feel that must coupromre, and can only pay u
small insralnen OF my obligations 10 the people OF
New ork. desire 10 secure the vote OF New
York, not merely 10 Henry Clay, but 10 he Wing
party, ikat party 10 winch | ieok continually foi
oeneacent administration, and iVr neIoratida ]
horor ami revere Henry Clay, every Unbiased
and generous citizen mus; Go. ] have entire conf
dence that ne will give Us administration WORTH :
OF The test da. of the kepub.c and instead OF re-
tardlng, viii promote the great wo.k Of civil Ii
eeriy.


Bn, should labor just as diligently, and JUST as
earnestly, ihe Party nsd chosen an7 other Repre-
preventative. Personally, look for nothing from
HenTy Clay, and donot know that | should. under
any circumstances be entitled TO any consideration
IRON Eflri. But OF this am that after the ex-
PeIience have had OF public lie, not even he coYle
setace me fro'n lhe rePose have sought, thaugl
Ls should otter me The hghes OF all tt- honore, vf
TIE most nunihcrnt Of alt The rewards which ne +
soon 10 dI-pen-e, not as payment for personal or
partisan services, as eur opponents imply, but IL
The nEe, aid for te glory o. great and free people


an, my deo: ,ir. vefy faits.uIly, your friend.


WILLIAM T. SEWARD.