Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-12

Quincy Adams? Or what is still more TO the poiut
is this Administration strong in popular affection.
that submission prudence, and no ATTEMPT will be
made to bully iR
DIRECTORS
CfstAe TURNER'S Bunk gf Pirginin ard its Branches
for the yea, 1880.
RICHMOND.
By The Ereeatioe.-Philip NJ Nicholas, james
Rawlings. Jas Sizer, Samuel Reeve, Nicholas Mills.
Bernard Peyton, Nathaniel DENLY, w .llsm Gal,+
, and Edward c. Mayo.*
BY the Stochhotaers--Rohert Pollard, Archibald
iafiof. VILLAIN Giliiat Samuel Marx, Daniel Eig-
ffsmbothain and Charles Ellis -
NORFOLK.
| BY he Erecutire.-Richnrd Blow. William c.
tiot, Slor.ecai Cooke, Thomas B. Seymour, VII
and William LoyalI*
By The Stochhoidcrs-Richsrd Drummond, Fred
crick Myers, James Gilbert, George Whites and
Beverly Dayton.
~ the h'recntice William Robertson, John v
Wilcox, Edward Watkins, William Corlinu Scnr
John Grammcr, Nathaniel Friend, Robert Boiling
and JabcZ Siniih*
By The Stochhoiders.-Sam NIortccai, james
Macfarland, ]. Alden 3. Spuoner, Griffin Organ
and Donald Mackenzie.
FREDERICKSBURG.
Blythe Erecutire-Carter l.. Stevenson William
G. Beale, Robert Patton, Jr. George Hamilton John
Gray, Fayette Johnston, Duff Green* and John H.
Naace*
oy ltt ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gordon. William
Brooke, Anthony Buck, Reuben T. rhou# and Sic
phcn J. Baydes.*
LYScHDURG.
BY the Erecutirs.--John Al. Warwick, Ammon
Hancock, John G Mcem, Samuel Miller, Colin Buck
ner Maurice Langhorne, Jr Lorenzo Norvella and
Samuel II Brown
By The Stockholders William Radford, Christie
pher Winfree, Mcnjah Davis, Richard I'yree and
John w. Bagwell.
By The Erccutice.--Daniel Lee James NJ. Mason
Province Mccormick Alexander S. 'riball, John E.
Pag', Beatty Carson, Jacob Bakers and Daniel Tag
CART
8y the Stockholders Alfred II. Powell, Abraham
Miller, Dawson Mccormick, George Z. Hupp& and
Jnsel,h kenn.*
.At,o .afenlbers.
We understand tie Bank of Pennsylvania has taken of the
State loan upwards of million dollars and since the
hist instant which comprises the whole which ren,ai
ed 10 be disposed of unarx the act Of 22ne April last
In France last year, 1857 occidental deaths 1854
suics $, and 30 docks, 20 of tbs latter fatal
A singular state of things exists in New York
The Common Council will not elect Mayor The
members are equally divided, but the present Mayer
being IN favor OF his election las is very natural
and having Vote, determined with his party to car
~ the day. The opposite party seeded from the
Council, leaving quorum and thus preventing the
election. We have bean amused With the report of
the proceedings of the Council. After the secedsrs
went ont, the remaining members sat time
slucrInS what 6noUiu be dOne-at length
Aid Stevens objected 10 sitting here any lonpar-
It was well known that the MENTORS of the new and
old boards with the officers of the Corporation had
received invitation 10 dine to day, O'Clock at
Bellevue; and those who absent are probably now
there and they may eat up the dinner, while we are
fasting here.
Aid Seaman. Let them eat it. an, willing to
SIT here
The Recorder Since the gentleman from, the
third lnstfes those members in ring why does he
remain!
Aid Stevens. ! stay t, hear wha. his honor the
Recorder has to say.
The Council adjourned however, in conftision.-
'Fhe next day, again quorum formed and the
members dispersed without efFccting any thing.
Eater. Phenix.
ting on Monday evening, but the succeeding men,
brr5 did not attend and conse Jently business was
done. A corresp ,ndence had taken place between
them and the present Alayor-we add the reply ofhis
honour.
Mayors Office. Eeg York, Jan. An, 1880.
Gcntlemen--Y our communication of the I'd inst. on
the subject of the difficulties in the Common Council
was received by this morning, and although MANY
ofthe differences contained in the same are incorrect
feel that the public interest requires me to rspeat
to you, what did state to my friends, previous to
this unpleasant CONTROVERSY viz IL not and is not
my intention In any event, vote for myself as
Mayor.
ain, gentlemen respectfully, your obcdient ser
want. WALTER BOWEN Aavor
The Courier says--"Just before The Mayor adj
journed the meeting for the ola quorum, it was
assuming warmth. The crowd outside the bar
would occasionally manifest their eagerness hear
what was SAID, cud see what doing, by crying
out--"bpeak out!'-''SDeak outi--Sit down in
'front.'" SC &c. Many of the citizens present en-
pressed their strongest disopprobation Of tho sceue
and had not the Mayor adjourned the meeiing there
were indications gifts becoming disreputabls to tic
! city
i Walter Bowno Esq has been reelected Mayor
of New York. The Courier Of Thursday says:
} The Board assembled yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock IN the SESSIONS Room, which was crowded 10
overfowing Mr. Roosevelt of the First Ward,
moved that the reading ofmjnues be dispensed with
in order to proceed 10 the unfinished business. A
hot debate epsued, and it finally determined in
the nifnaiiVe: Alderman Stevens tie leader Of the