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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

T. hore e,iRcuse IT is as stated in the
National journal Of rhe lin Jnnc, that a supple
ment 10 toe Address Of Nj, Clay, Published in
December last, would be issued thai day, COZ.
laln'ng further evidence in rcftation Of the
charges made against him by Gen. Jackson
Mr. Clay is cretanly right 10 furnish ii, much
aud as conclusive evidence ofihis fact as posi-.
bic. Bot, there is 40 man Of seuse who believes
ia the charge Of corruption, except 1t be those
whose minds are so deeply mcrusted with pc.
ind &C as to he impenrtrabir 10 truth or reason
Ten years hence, no man viii say any thing 1.
bout II bat to laugh at the oredulny which
believed a slory evidently co'ned 10 subserve ths
views OF few ambitious luagGs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

II We have received the Isl No. Of the
" Southern GatnrH" published in Naichrz
(Miss) by Wn. c. Grissam q Go. 1t profes-
ses 10 he neutral between Messrs. Adams and
Clay.-Its Typographical execution is greatly
superior to any paper in the southern country
tilat We have seen, and its selected and edi
toral articles exhibit great industry and abIi-
,y. We could wish il would throw off lis
neutrality, aud assist 10 enl'ghfen the people
Of that State as to their true policy. That pO-
licy, 10 say nothing ofother considerations,
should induce Mississippi 10 support the ex-
isliug administration.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

Ofthr Lvugh.ufe Toaacco MARKET,
Corrected q s6f4 forHr iipCifieu. bg
THOMAS s llolepAne and hnuagu bHEt
Commission MertiHfts.
AUCTION SAILS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

Pursuant TO public noice, number offhe r'-
izrns al Amherst county, met At the court house
on Monday. the 10th day OF June, ls2S, ior tie
purpose Of celebrating upon the propr ETY. aud
ekpcdiencs Disappointing "A Il leg'tion to attend
the Charlottesville Convention, TO be holden on
the llth day of July next, for the purpose ofpro-
noting the Cause ot Internal Improvement.
On motion, Reuben EOrrsH was appointed
Chairman of the meeting, aud RObei lnstey
was appointed Secretary.
Res0ieed, l hat it Is ezpedrnt TO appoint Dele
gate, TO attend the said Convention.
Besoired, That David 5. Garland, Josiah FL
lis, Edward \. Cabcl Thos. ". Euhouk, Hill
Garter, Edmund Penn and Bonnet \. Crawford,
he appointed Delegates to altroa SAID ConVen-
tion on behalf Of the ciiizens fthis county.
Res0trei, That lhrse proceedings be signed
by the hnrman AID Secretary, and that HE
Editors Of the Lynchbmg par"ts be requested to
publish them. REUBEN NOHFELL, chm.
HuptpT 'l1NsIEy SpcreggrU
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

Ia5iushing faisthood The Washington
Telegraph, some short time since, published
a table Of the votes given in several coun,es
OF Virsinia, one column headed For HiuH,s.
the other For J0ctsou. In all these coun.
ties, that paper made it appear thal MIR. Ad.
ans was in lean minority, aud in most oil
them that he had no, received II single vote.
Takingt the enc from this table, an obscure vi
Iage paper in New York indited the follow.
ing paragraph, which the brazen-facpd Tele.
graph transfers 10 is columns -
" Il good sigu.--in the recent elections in
Virginia, the county IN whirn Mr.. Jefferson
lived, gave tue Jackson ticket n VHnuimOu,
support. Not single vote was gwen 10 the
Adams candidate. I hr profound respect en-.
ertainrd by Mr.. Jefferson Tor Gen. Jackson
and expressed whenever an Opportunity oil
tered, seems not to have been without us in.
hnence upon his neighbors aud friends
1t is well known, in this State, that in mosi
ol the counties, the Presidential election wa
not regarded, and it Is not believed, that, II
single one, If was made rigid tesl, thougI
it may have Influenced some voters in all
But, be this as il may, in 10 county was the
vote taken on that qnestion--and in Abe
marie. " the county in which Mr.. jefferson
lived there were hut two candidates, (Nr
Hugh Nelson and Mr.. VIM F. Gordon) WIN
were consequently both elected. We can as
sure the Telegraph that, the administration
has in that county many warm, active and a
bic friend9-s0me ct whom were near" neigh
bors" and intimate " friends Of Mr. Jetfer
son So much tor this good sign II al
tho jackson signs arc made OF such stuff Ia
we suspect the most of them are,) they vii
be found 10 be very deceicing ones at The polls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

" nor RENT The tenement occupied ~
n Mcssrs Rankin & Cole Possession 80 hc
given on the LIST day OF August next. Apply 10
Saml. Clayton or to the subscriber.
JAMES l.. CLAYT6R.
May h. t,62
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

Y1Sllis DAY, thc drawing oi Inc Drma!
a swamp Canal Lonrry, 18th GIr.. vii
fnke place IN ihchmond, wh,n the ~ ole scheme
will br completed Ia lew minutes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

, s# On. fuzgatsat and REJECTION. .eerlaar
with such stock OF political tno,ei,ase as 10
h' him more "mineutly for the biehly impor.
tan duiies Of Chef Magistrate of these mi
ted states Is he, By nature, formed for the
discharge Of duties requiring calm aud delhi.
crate Judgment, matare reflection aud nees.
SAM application Have his pursuits, his ba-
b'ts' aud the whole tta0r Of rs ~ been sucli
as 10 po'n, the public eyeto him. u. one cal
cu'aled aud designed by nature aud educa
ton To administer the civtl government ri
our country We auswernu}" The lnen who
thus write are the aeiphborS ot Gen. lack son,
who know WIN: his pursuits, habits. aud
whole tenor Of life" hive heeu--nuA who tell
their oountrytnen abroad that they have MOI
been such as Ia quality bim Tor the presideu.
cv. This tact ought Ia have, md doublips.
will have, the great weight 10 which II Is on
tited.
In the haprg district, Dr.. James l.. Inn.
strong, III" intrepid author ofthe numbers M
der The title Of IA Tenues,etau. was nominu.
ted rs Administration Elecfor The Dartor
resides in Bedford county. UrnnessreA in
which county an Ant,-Jackson meeting hns
heen hid vindicnting the character of DR.
Armstrong, which had been mosr iniemprr-
Htely assaulted by some of the tools of Gen
shin OF the essays Of "A rennrs.eean."-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

Contention We hnve not continued our
table OF the votes given in May and June on
tn, question, finding ii impossible 10 procure
correct returns. The conveutian. 50 far IA.
We have heard, is now about 1Ooo ahead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
CovvEyTIoN 20, s25
NO Cow ENTION - 1885
4 most uGIuq5ie. Estate for Sae

'EHHE .ub:eibers ods Of the.fnen Estate, !,
lying upon the Pamunky River, county Of New Ken,
s"u two mule. below New Kea courthouse Tie prop.Itya
0s; Wa'snsj- and Containing by more t.an
2~oo aeTs, II which 500 first level Fa lam
Ven sa 20 to the sl9,o OF cora wheat cotton,
"eudns several houses aud lots IN the vlless OF CunLer
TINS E,te situated the head Of fine bold n,ve,,;op
aaordin water for vessel tcus and pre.epts The
I'VE ao ""tiou' s'n.r mere advantages, dian any estate IN
fe ia, aad a las been stated frs. ,afe !, well adsses
u pls.t. aud clover has htr much by tb,r
u'i The s land heavily nn.fcd; aud The marsh one OF
~. mo'' valuable ~ NE lower coanttyj unusually high
heavily inberer, ohihy with ash; from az
luAy made IN the sale OF timber and WOOD btae1 the
. .,s 81 81 G an1 f slmns nigh, be assyed m
"a "a ''s. tate, PeiieeiD level aud Of iueshaus,tis
Upon the Estate fisheries her ing fishery Of no
he MT IN annual ois oi which have bsea rsneraly
heni"s hhey, which nsit as Re rendered very vsasbir
add iie All scs imeuseiy upon the river and si,c,,
70 th VILLAGE OF Cumefisnii he Improvements comIc table
dwelling house of tie eus,onary ou
aud an zee ho".f The yelling house upon ve.y esyst
"a SITUATION commanding sv.e Z" the it land, MASH river
sud surrounding country, Tor miles Fish and ,,i,i
igwl 1 every variety a'etate" up die estate, Their poper
The market. of Richmond aud baltimore ,,s all.
u'NS 10 W and produce shipped 10 both The same ,r
a more r,no'e dtsortton - dcs1 s a. e 10
eu ba' any one dtsiT'nsO PUi ohise view The
hssnS failed in the eGo sell above mentioned p,
rt,5 GU iht pense', w'i be offered at pohl.e Amton
e'y Of Rienmond st - O'clock CID or Thutdav n. sMs
y OF oe'9htf netone foutin - the money aud
three equal sunUsl sypen Bond a 'es u,,v ,r IN N
'I 'r's' "Psn 'he PoPe'y ilbsicqoe II pafehs.s
iayHes Lyons Jr.
Xh0s. IL. TcrriM
The Msf-h land shove alluded TO- j. very lsyns by situated
o' Teei"ai'o' het". n"c0ncoy high and on. hoJy Of q
or SUI aeIts seib rec from, c'ttk aud sh po,.f On M
Vef, a. not lob Il all n eted tp Fr.ss,tt. II s sb.
AS lNeisly mad land, II iLs i,cbesi quality sal IL NJ
oyt' a'n At od-iy Lsh tai bod, OF Mash IS s,y i,r
'haae'tr nt' y.lOr sol, and rgoih 90 wood ,ob,,
h'' he, reclaimed hj III. Thon.s Csrt, nes the P,rng
nee h"r " ~ cor'f, rnd has rto,gts on s,ngS
s'es!y HsGf coy Of enn Fftpstvtfa cxpcfuotn nsde
~ e h ne certainty tih which Their land. nsy
,"nni|ahy thhh-h-d o.ii slA s-htt,nen if,ps..,t
o. e iO med 80 fcsrectuiy ftrifcs AIf ros Isce
ntar Tie frios Tree and iat ChsiesIsd aud " ~ AIM,
esd Of i-rg Qpecn-- vino isvs csfIy fselaiaed MssI
lhre 81 heavy sfor ~ eon, Sc. on a. Ta.,sh bi.r
ai oohiian M 90 isd ney ani fotn tie
d'utnd ie ty seicr together wt'f te fact th, r,f,r
Ffi arc IN We arit 81 ssffJtg wool from fs neigbbof-
".st 10 y A.'s Join WATKINS.
''f'-F" Std.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
Communicated


ANOTHER pkTRIoT LAID Lo,y.i
D!Epon Monday the Ole, july s2e ia ,he 77lh wear
o age al ia. residence IN OTsng- County, Va after cor
en sut to has of about ii passl,o SIrof
which lie ndur ed with strong ortitud. Col I'm, NAN, H.
has lett widow and chdiItn nj loss, He w,.
arp h'.d mn.ndani VI sCupsus m IA. 5b ntin
.he continental Amy, tr 23i Nov and stIved DIR
ING the Wsf WITH homo - himself cause in which he
ENGAGED lie OF proud feeiir.
toward ms f.jw kind hush md n,rsr,
benevolent huiaane master, nd good neighhour.
--,-- this morning Of Pulmonary Consumption Mr.
SEN nek, Printer, (!0.e Of Richmond Yal Ia ne osI
s'' " @iS age N York Statesman, Aug u' 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
C0.u.NI.v1C4TED

buckingham County, -fugi,st court, 1929
On Monday the liih August, on suggestion 10 the
court OF the death, since the last conrt of Charles
j.. Patteson. esq. late. member of the bar.
The Court adiourned,aEd Cap. Daniel Guerrant wac
called TO the chair ami Role Eldridge, jr. appoint
ed Secretary hereupon Archibald Austin, Sam
uel C. Anderson, Geo. NJ. Payne, George Booy,-
or, Pey'on Harrison. Samuel Branch, Walter r.
Fontaine, Thomas w. siiIner & Daniel A. Will
son being appointed 20 prepare resolutions exrrcs.
sive OF the deep sensibiIiiy felt on The occasion.
reported the following resolutions, which were 4.
dorted.
Resolved, That The court, its officers and the
members of the profession practising in the coun
ty OF Buckinghar-. view with deep sensbihty the
visitation by which they have been deprived Of
their late associate and fellow citizen, CharIesy.
Patterson, esq
Resolved, That that they will, in testimony Of
respect fer his memory. and Of their sense of the
loss they have sustained, Grape on the left
arm for thirty. days.
Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary
sign these resolutions, s. forward them to the Ed
i'ors OF the Enquirer, and Virginia Advocate for
publication III their respective papers
DAN. GUERRANT, Chairman.
x. EEoRIDGE,Jr Secretary
--.,e Go----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
BY the Governor Of the Commonwealth of pr
einia
n pRO(,I

w iEREAS returns have been received frorr,
all the Counties and Corporations of tti.
commonwealth, except the county of Harrison, OF
the votes taken, IN pursuance of the provisions o..
an Act OF the General Assembly, passed the 3lst O.,
January, 1928, entitled " An Act concerning q
Convention Now, therefore, ], William b. Giie..
sovernor or Chief Magistrate, do with the advi
o, me Council OF State thereby make known to the
Citizens OF the Commonwealth, that fiom the re-
turns transmitted TO the Executive nepar,mentbv
the Shert!s and Sergeans of the respective Cour,-
ties and Corporations, except Harrison county as
aforesaid, the aggregate number ef votes st e s.
thus
CONVENTION 90 26
NO Cow ENTI0N ,595
Given under my hand as Governor, and unde !,
tSEALI the Seal of the Commonwealth Ar
Richmond, this lst cay Of Septem, e.,
is2s WAI. Il. GILES
sept . 3t-w.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

IfNFENDiNG % ont The by 60 .Bu.incss we zfl.eg
- very cw sAot goods we lave now baud An,sns
su, are vsfy COVE sss0unent of cloths
aaost ey'ty so7fi 'sstinrs osmhfias, dB,s r. si,u .
assortment OF hardware cstefy. all ~ ou- ov ,ot
Hon' conoly metohans Iequester 20 call are h.
'simiaed % cost Ais Eeii. Hsi VII. GAIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

~ L1ItXy.
a IT rcr'o1 indebted 90 the Estate Of VIM sixe, dec
ot 81 Po'haso ore requested ir symem tfin
ft" a. ipihe Indulgence rauot 10 gwen; tboe b,v,
el' 70 HgsnN' az tHe, ~' rteen tbem tif settlement OF
~ 9sioeihe 1N day Of nov. this Gill Ne pssa
% bar sssn. any claim s, may be shifted ss hat tio
1hom0S Drake, 2 ~.
Frs S. SamPson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

our readers viii perceive, by the Maryland e
lectorsl Ticket, published TODAY, tina. Mr.. same.
ton has been selected for the Sti, district Mrs
was The Crawford candidate at the last election.
He was elected, and voted FOR Mr.. Crawford
Hash. tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
TnE wEDsTER pLEDcE.

The ". y. American has lately declared, Gb4l
any such statement was false. false, fslse'
the President Of the T. States declared TO The wri
Ser Of ilh- paragraph, (Mr. Charles Kipg,) tha' he
never had a, any time. 70 any body, written, dica-
tcd, or interlined. in any manner, any letter pro-
missing employment protection TO The ederalists
in case OF his (Nir. Adams's) election to the Pre-
ssicpey, or anything % i!Ist effect" The A.ncri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

RE pfo1pect beforc us.-T'hc results Il the late
elections ~ Louisiana, Kentucky, Iudiafs, Mis-.
souaI ana iihno's: 50 lar from being astounding
to the friends Of Cen jackson. lave tbrovyr he
Administration ranks inio utter confusion Ioui.i.
ana aud Kentucky have been esteemed doubtful
saics; though il has been believed by The Ooposi.
non lhai they would vote for Jackson The re-.
su,S oi tneif late local elections strengthen that
belief Mr.. Liyingsion's defeat was oS,i,o, n, h..
long absence, ana the impression that Ic lad .ina-
y removed irou ne STATE Tic sane ~sasoos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

From, ne Cincinnati (O1io) Gazette -aus. .a.
NIX CLAY This disting ushcd citizen arriv-
co IN our cay Yesterday about ten o'clock
lie came from Louisville in the steam boat Fra.k
I'M, Capt S,rater, in company with the steam boar
rhGous, Capt. Vance. lniorinalion Of the proba-
Die time oil his arrival having been received from
me committee, the Steamboat Fulton, Captain
ersene, was chartered by number of citizens on
board OF which about 2c0 proceeded towards Lou
isViie. u useless TO attempt description of the
greetings that took place. In every particular Mr.
clay sreccpoon wa, most cordial. He expects TO
rem in with trs until Tuesday next. AT two o'c)oc.
this day cold collation. will! be spread, in Mayor
hntlners orchard, in tl,is city, where all the cit;
zes OF the city, aud it's vicinity arc invited to at
tend and partase.-Mr. Clay will be present, and
an opportunity VIII he extended 20 AL who wish II,
TO cultivate his acquaintance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

u Inc people OF Louisa are requested TO meet
az 'hel' Courthouse on September Court day, il
Greer 10 concert measures Tor avcrting the iijlr-
ons e;ice, OF the 1d,!F Lars, by promoting do.
inestic industry AMI economy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

EiilOis..We have seen letter from Jonesbu
rough, I'M Of the J3th August. to gent, : al
n this city. u says, " The election for represen
iaiiVes TO Congress came On the lsl Monday il
this Month. We had one adininistrafio. candidate
George Forqucr. and one jackson candidate, Jos
Duncan. Judge Duncan VIII DC elected by ahou
250J votes. This will pretty wei establish TIA
Presidential question in iiinoiso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

virtue, and by frequent recurrence 10 iunAamea-
I'll princip'es.' sentiment produced. n doubt.
by tie experience OF this melancholy truth, That
- oil uen advanced TO power, more inclined to
destroy liberty than TO defend there is Of course
continual effort for its destruction. witch ought
" TO he met by correspondent efforts for its prcser-
q ration -
These principles and propositions arc most re-
speeifu!iy submitted TO my fellow citizens, with
thi. observation: ." That it is only when grea, and
good men are at the head Of a nation, that the
| = people can expect TO succeed. in forming new
" barriers TO co,ni-ract recent eTcroachiner Is oh
V Their rights: and when ever nation is supin
90 az TO suffer such an opportunity TO be lost tn
will soon feel that rHE DANGER WAS NOT
OVER. EDMUND PEN DLETON.
| Caroline County, Va Oct 5lh 1901
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

meeting Q! the Stockholders Of tic Northern
turnpike company We convened; when Alfred
III Powel', esq. resun,f he CHAR
A committee was then appointed to Exam.
inc the Commissioners Books, and ascertain what
quantity of stock had been taken --.Messrs Cooke.
Henderson and Naylor were appointed M
Cooke, from the committee, reported that on an
examination of the books. it appeared that there
had been take 3EJ shares Of stock, at 500 per
share, amounting TO SO 500 dollars; being an cs.
Cess above the amount required nv law of IL $40
dollars The chair announced to the meeting the
report OF The committee and declared the company
duly incorpoi ated."
In the course Of the sitting John r. Cooke was
elected President, and Messrs. j. Mcilhaney, l.
Iaac naser, A H. Powell, Joshua Osburnc and
John Hes skill, Directors OF this Northern TurnpiLe
: Company Here il road which demands the at
. 'en'ion OF the Lcgislature-And why 60 to Con.
gress about it, Why ask them to exercise pow.
er which they 10 not possess' Why not raise q,
| much stock as they among thcmsclves-and
then appeal to The public spirit OF the Virginia Le-
! ss'ature-who ought to listen to the vans and
! consult the Interests Of their Pcople.-Lct us be
up and a-doing-tor ample is the harvest, ani the
sickle ought not TO be idle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

- Ew ORLEANs, Noy. AZ.
LOUISIANA ELECTION Parish Of JPashita.
Jackson, =. Iii Adams, 81
The Legislature Of Louisiana will assemble to-
day in this city. Besides the election OF a Sena-
tor in Congress in the place of Mr.. Bou!igny
whose term expires in the 4th ofnex, March, o.
Their business of Importance will doubtless come
under their consideration. GLou,siana .9dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
AGRNVTI T!IpAI-

On HHPsUM, and ats uses in fgricUf;:rc.
Gypsum, or Plaster, as it is commonly called il
kind of earthly salt, composed OF ii,ne sulp hurc
acid and water. When pure, these ingredients
enter into NE composition in the following ,,ropor-
tons, in each 100 parts viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

John u. Decatur, naval store keeper at Pouts-
mouth, n. III. has prosecuted the Editors Of the
Kennebunk Gazette, and Dover Inquirer, for al.
legged hbeis. Damages laid at SIT, 900 in each
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

The Eastern Angus states that DR.. Nathaniel
Low, late editor Of American Patriot an Admins
ua'ion papers, (Which pnbicdtionhas been discon-
tinued) has been appointed Postmaster at Portland,
and will enter on the duties of the Otiice.on the
first OF January next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

Extract Of a letter from En- President Monroe
10 a friend ia this county: $50 great was the
shock, which received by fall from my horse,
IN returning, alone, from Middlebure a neigh
boring village, about month since that ]
have been confined 10 my room, and great part Of
The time TO my bed, by the coDsc cueuces attend.
"a il. ] lay about twenty minutes on the road,
doubling whether my leg wns not broken, Of a
wound given it by the horse in hs rising fe
Nvar attended it, which has lstey left me. The
wound also is nearly healed, so that hope soon
10 be restored TO health. ! have never had such
shock since that at Trenton, which occurred 10
IN with great force while lay motonlesB on the
gr1pnd'" - CIhGr. Hdv.
u appears That IN consequence Of The proposals
a the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company for
putting the Point of + OK, j." unde. contract an
Injunction has b. e. issued by the Equity Corft
of Warrington County al lie last string, II tlle
instaDos ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio C,snaI Cor
poration, lBGt Nr,cr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
LATEST rDOM ,


NEW YORK, Jan. 1@.Ihe acket shi, Co,un,hi, 49,,
'ein Deiano arrived last evening frL London B, he,
aTriva! the Editors Of tbs Nations, a., nca,e have ,aeo
i"eif regular ies OF Lonon papers Up 5, of Dec
An express had arrived from Cols,annnpc ~bIjosies
sence o! ihe rece pit in that Capital the news III.
destruction OF tie feet at --,avaliu
On h.si heading TIE Intelligence III. g,I,a, SO, -
y asitatei and fer twelve hours fused II accas
latest intelligence left tie Canita il. .ouioa,a,:.,i
qi' Stale Strong measures had :jpe an;r. .v the
10 prevent disorders TIE appearance @! ih;rcS -, the,
Ia! was much altered the disaster II, Navar; t.i
econc generally known-Severa g.oups Of ceopc l,
collected III Tie streets, and although io iso,ce III
place, apprshemsons still existed To The li,al ,esnl,
hGNt-S'tFJ OF the Sultan momnmts,ilv exnecfeI
ordering all Musslneu arms, ND The sar.a, ri NJ
prophet TO be displayed ST. Sophia 10 raIiy tie fl
Letters from Cons;amiirnple Of tie .b n oy savAra.
the Divan had lchcra'e, they ask permission To- exts
tue in.c Tor their final answer l; u, the san
'in'e t'y assured the Allied Ambassadors that no harm,
shoui bciaIl them airy nf tie Christians.
The things existed a. rnrs,,r,,
Where the Turkish authorities were observed IA
"ccau'iom 10 prevent any interruption Of o,fsr ,,,
guilty Mean time tire ambassadors and The e,h:oc,
other nations, making every preparation fc
barkation aud departure. 800
AT Consian,inople tho creates: activity nrcvajIrS i;
afse"aiS to prepare for war Orders have been SEM to ALI
the provinces call upon the NlusseImars to dcrc %
religion. " "e''
Private letters from London, dated Dec H. saw .ro. .
IN better dcma nd 5000 bales have been sold -, IA
vance III price, ""
Letters from Corfu. of the cStl ,, n,ru,ior ,,,. ~
9o vessels Turkish Il Egyptian, that were in the Eay -
Navarin, not more than four in q condition
after the battle and even those had suffered materially;
The elections throughout France had ,.ru,iua..A :; ~
election of large majority Of deputies orpoeod g.. e.
ministers The total returns gave the ministerial eide;
ilS- opposition 203. ''"'