Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
LOUISIANA ELECTIO.M

The N Orleans Advertiser, OF the nth july gives the
returns om 33 Parishes In these, White has received
6J27. and Dawson 1879 votesM sjor,y for w. I6iS -
The only Parish yet to be heard iom il that Of Onacb-
Ia which. according the Aiverti.~r (anti will snot
reduce either Mr. Whites Mr.. Gsr..ds majority more
than i0O or whereabouts So that Mr.. wh> ~i be elect
dby sn,jorty OF upward. Of 800 Me- Gsrlnd's
10 ity wiz be up ards OF 500 In the lat or New Or
leans District now represented by Mr.. White. Edward
Johnson the Anti .cks"n candidate, (tormcrly Governor
oi the Stae elected 10y mAafiy OF SIG votes the
II District now r"pr"sened by Gen Tbornas, .dni Jack
son Gen Ripley Jackson is returns from 10
Parishes giving Ripley 1865. Chnn $780, NJ Bradford 1874
aud Woodruff 257. In the 81 District. Gaamd
over Wake. by jority OF about 500 stands
Tue account: The Opposition. Tor years have elected
tsir Governor both Senators Congress- and eveyv Re-
Trsseafafiue to the Hoe-This year they carry their
Governor by increased vo'e--and they lose one
OF their Representatives The h.tory Of the Ion.
continued success of the Orposi zion in Louisiana sgsn-
the friends Of the who saved their city, is ted
t's the Globe say.) in a word The property quail
fcdfion In that Safe reduces the nua,brr oi voters
which ought to be $4,000, t, 5000 The mercan-
tile interest, swsyed present by the Bank, gives tone
TO The city, aud this to considerable extent, operating
the Few voters in the country (or the property qualified
voters in the country have all traffic lie
class under the Influence OF the Bank has deeply ingeJ
with Fedsrsis,n, State brought into the Union Ly 1hu
mas Jefferson and preserved to it by Andrew Jackson
When the Bank power is put down, the majority Of the
State will again be found in the Democratic lod.'
The Tennessee Conpention, which have been sitting
several weeks, for amending their Constitution, had not
adjourned the 17h. They had experienced the sumo
sincass which have attended the Conventions OF all the
Southern States question OF Siaperv Representa-
fon, Sc &C. The AhoiiouiSts have Jailed in leir ex
er'ions Petition after petition accumulated upon
their table. on the subject OF emancipation Some Of
ceu' prayed The insertion oil clause in virtue Of which
slavery was TO cease in Tennessee-and various years,
from 1915 far 1866, specified the ultimate
terns-Bu the Convention got rid OF the whole subject.
ihey declared that they had authority from their Con-
siuents 10 act upon it.At the st dates they were en-
gagged in the organization of the Judiciary Department.
Us tenure, renovability, &c. They have agreed
move the Judges by Address oil 2 Bis the Leeisla
ture. The proposition last pending. ia o limit the
term Of the Supreme Judges and 10 certain
81 o. or he, lyo
Gated by different members. One proposes to distribute
the Judges into classes; that all Of Office
nsrly the Is. a" the end o IS tic 2d at 8; aud the Sd
II years, &c. sc.
THE SPRINcs-Ihe Lewi-bnrg Ale ghanian of the 25,h
reports. that the number the White Suphur
three hundred, say il amounts to three hundred and
hiy whilst house in the beghborhood thai can
"oinmodsie has many they entertain There are
about one hundred the Salt Sulphur aud daily in
lux, that bids fair to swell the number their utmost
p'bli'y q" accommodation. Our last account from the
Red Sulphur stated that, there were about sixty al that
place; we presume the number has Increased there
mere Is hue hou kept al the Blue Sulphur, where
there are accommodations Tor thirty forty boaers the
number there at does exceed eish or
The SDesf Springs, the Harm aud Hot Springs ali
have company, but TO what unable state
We think we can safely say, that there between seven
au eight hundred persons the different watering places
III this region, the OF which does not exceed
my miles from Lew i-burg."
Mr. Clay lett the White Sulphur the 2Is on his
way to Kentucky. The Aipg hanian says he has re CO.
vered from his accident and was in fine he and spi-
Is's. The Court OF Appeals dourned on the 23d-"The
business OF the Court is rapidly increasing eases
now on dockct will require months sitting the ensu-
ing term"
THE WARM WEATHER.
y ibI N York papers state that the warm weathe: has
considerably augmented the number OF visitors at their
Springs. The New Lebanon Springs crowded.
We have expcrien extraordinary smells of warm
weather during the ncDh OF July. Several have fallen
victims ~ the larger towns 10 impruGence in drinking
water, improper diet, &c. In the city of N York, OH
Friday last persons persisted hon drinking cold water
on Saturday, 6-snd Sunday. others from The same
'au'e.-on Saturday The thermometer ranged at N. York
OILS parts OF the City.ln Baltimore, tie thermometer
stood IN the shade at 81 and 50. rie rom the
City, the greatest elevation 93-in this CITY the he
mas also been very ibtense-On Saturday evening at
o'clock, We had the curiosity expose the ticruo, ter
10 the iul blaze OF the sunit l29Bu the show
ers OF Tuesday last have considerable reduced the tempe
ra"re-On ednesday. the air pleasan,-We under
stand at tie lsbreIs aud horses in the country, have
"s' suffered materially from the heat, in ,hresng out
the wheat sc.