Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

ooncerned Is RYLA N q 81 kEaENERATE6t|
Andas tothe Monnmental ify, tn pfucf = uuednjv-
she r bs reekoned suong shs
more than expected 90 illucidate the matter,
the recent election; and another taking of the cues
ton viii Ases histos3 this particular. Ma
sy!snd Is iSs ssssl Cemnsres and
claimed at home and abroad, that Maryland is
against 1acksonism in all lis forms! n
Montgonery has also gone decidedly against Jack
SON. ~ "a 8 - =
The yIcroa1 rs oouPI ExE.
Unparaliefed Qu;ck Passaxsi--The Albany Eve
ing Journal saxs-The Steamboat Ohio, Can. Bar
thoIomew, left Nav York last evening at o'clock
and arrived here this morning al minutes before
three; making here passage in nine hours and fly
eight is the shortest "trip in the histo-
ry of steam navigation
Extract Of letter rereiped By a gentle,aun Of Nor
folk, dated. ,sl rs3a-s- 81 s
U. S. Snlp Ea1E} ?
Pensacola, Sept II, 1880
1--WE have lost esteemed commander and yesterday,
the Hospital friend and mate Cary II. HAssfoRp,
who few days since. from the the Peacock
er crew all shore Since the her, ravages
Of the diseases have in degree ceased She lost
numbered men which have died do no, know All the 9th.
are quite healthy with few exceptions Of Densue
Every attention was paid TO Lieut. HANsFoap during his
nes and his remains inferred Cantonment
/ e.
Lieut. temple Lieut. Haniord and Midshipmen Baker ana
The Celestial Empire -Thc pride of the Governor of Canton
was recently much offended English agent sug
thought TO the nafionChna and England was not 10 be
endured The province ofCan,on and England might be as
sociated togtheu TO class the Celestia Epre with the
provinces OF Great Britain and France abominablc
BALrImoRE, Oct. g..
| w regret to find that the yellow fever still pre-
| m N0xU Erlno IL
tring the week ending on the 18th inst the number
OF deaths was one hundred and twenty one. The
number of sick in the public hospitals I'D to that
date was two hundred and thirty-nine. New cases
OF fever were said to be not SO numerous as during
the preceding week, but those which had occurred
showed no abatement of malignancy II Bait. Amer.
ILLrNoIs.-We have a letter from responsible
source IN Illinois, giving insight the nature
OF the late contested Election for Governor of that
State 1t rather too personal and minute for pub
lcaen; not that its statements may not be impcitlv
confded in, but that they would introduce into onr
columns controversies of length disproportionate
to the Importance of the subject. The pith of the
contents OF the letter Is precisely expressed in the
following brief statement, which extract FROM an
Illinois paper:-[ Nat. Int .5
From the Kaskaskia Democrat
| "We look upon this election as decided and olo
rlous triumph of principle over corrupton--one in
winch the strength of the republican party has been
made manifest. The influence of the General Gov
eminent, by of their officers in this State wos
brought to bear in powerful degree against the neo
| pies successful candidate Ali the new Land Off
GERS, whose appointments procured THROUGH the
Misrepresentation of Mr.. Kinney, at the expense Of
right propriety, and justice, and to the great dissat
isaction of the people, were camorous busy active
and interchangeable in their eXertions to cleo, him
The result of the late contest is very interesting
IN other points of view, and in none more so thar
this that it furnishes the strongest evidence of the
sense of our people with regard to the prescrtve
policy into Winch the President has been forced, and
! which has made our land pale. The punishment n
worthy men for opinions sake does not snt onr neo.
pie, and Reynolds took the field against it.
i s'The great question of Internal improvements
too, had bearing in the eiecton-the snecessf1i
candidate being in favor of The power exercised bo
Congress to appropriate money for Internal Improve
ments, within the several States, and his opponent
ag ainst it
DIED-Yesterday, at 0 O'clock in this city. after
lingering illness OF six weeks Mrs Nancy ]. consort
! of Mr. James Merton. The friends and acqhaintan-
ces of Mr. Merton are requested to attend the flu
neral this morning from his residence on III street.
Shockoe Hill, at 10 o'clock, without further invita-
ton. 49,.
NOTICE. a