The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
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 Wehave the most astounding intelligence, from source in which We place the most implicit confidence, which is, that the de- ficiency in the POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, amounts to tho enormous sum of upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARs!
 Cm. Com. .Adrertiser. William Lloyd Garrison was arrested on Sunday weeh, in Brooklyn, Conn for the publication of lbels upon five individuals residing in Canterbury. His friends gave bonds for his appearance at the December term of the County Court
 Pretty iair prices.-1lr Vim. R. John son has lately purchased adonSieu1 Tonson at the price of ten thousand dollars, and OKeily at five thousand Col. Wynn has been offered for ,40ciH aad Drone, ten thousand dollars since the .Tocky Club race at Tree Hill on Friday, which he refused
 .Massaeha8slis Eleetioa.-Nincty-four towns gave Davis, the National Republi- can candidate for Governor, II ,95A, Adams, i (Anti-Masonic), 9935; Morton, (Jackson) 7'732;; Allen, Working Mems candidate, 1863. There Is no probability of choice by the people. The election will therefore be made by the Legislature, in the follow ing nanneIs-out of four persons having the highest number of votes, the House of Representatives will select ONE, who will thefeupon be declared Governor for the en- suing year.
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 In the Norfolk Congressional District there IS again no choice. In the townships heard from, Gen. Dearbon has l6lG votes, Jackson l553, Thurbur 6l7.
 in Essex county, 1t IS believed there is no choice for State Senators. In Plymouth county, no choice. In Middlesex, but one Senator Is elected, VIZ. Nathaniel Austin. who was on the National Republican and Anti Masonic tickets. In Norfolk, the Ant-M Masonic candidates for the Senate are elected. In Bristol, the Anti-Masonic candidates probably.
 The Legislature of Georgia convened on the 4th ult., and proceeded to elect Ja- cob Wood, President of the Senate, and John A. Cuthbert, clerk-Gen. Thomas Glascock, speaker of the House, and Jo- seph Sturges clerk -all UNION men.
 The Richmond Enquirer states, that the Hon. PETER Y. DANIEL, of Virginia, has declined the appointment of Attorney Gen. eral of the United States, recently tender ed him by the President.
 \ London paper states that Mrs. TroI- loppe was lately brought up before the Bow-sreet Police, and fined 2l shillings for beating one of her servant girls. This is a striking proof of that lady's own "Do-. mestic manners.o
 The process of inserting the tubes into the rock recently bored at Hoit's Hotel, says the Gazette, was performed with per- fec. success the past week. The manner was exceedingly simple, but t required great skill and care. The tubes are brass, timed inside and out, and made in the most substantial manner. The pump will shortly De finished and the proprietor's wishes will, 1t IS believed, be fully realized. in Estray.-Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock advertises her husband Burial Bullock, in a late Ohio paper, who, she says, has stray ed from her enclosure, or been stolen.- He Dedst Ou9ht to De tillpouHdeu NIleIe- ever he may be discovered, until lie can be carried back. Ne believe he left seyerul ! little Bulloeks behind him.
 Mr. BULwER says, in his last novel,
 "Nhen the world has once got hold of lie, it is astonishing how hard it is to getit out of the world. You beat it about the head till 1t seems to have given up the ghost; and 10! the next day 1t IS as healthy as ever again"
 1 A cotton factory at Canton, Mass, car 1 rying about six hundred spindles, took fire last week and was entirety consumed.
 Eelaad.-The vice Royalty of Ireland was assumed on the 25th of September, by the Marquis of Wellesley, and the oath of office administered to him by the Arch bishop Armagh.
 Freedom of fhe Press.-The Legisla- ture of Arkansas intends to subject the press to d rigid discipline. 4 law, it is said, Is about passing the House of Represen- ltatiyes, to COMPEL Editors to give Up the names of their anonymous correspondents. If the Editors of Arkansas have the hearts of men, they will laugh the law to seorn.
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