Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

TIE ArrRoAc HING ELECTIONS. -On Monday last in
Raymond, we had an opportunity OF hearing !ro vari.
quarters of the State and ro, all could learn.
Governor Runnes will be rccircted by great ma ori:y.
In fact all the Democratic candidates certain Of sue
cess. Lynch. plummer, Dickson and wilkins, arc all
destined TO fatal defeat these sly, shuling milkand
water politicians, cannot be supported by Democratic
Mississippi We do want who ale afraid to la-
zard their sentiments, and whose political principles are
unknowa or doubtful. We want firm consistent, and Ia
Tented men, whnSe prnc pies known 10 be Democrat
ic. Friends OF Runnrls, Walker, Claiborne, and Ed
wards tie active, and victory, glorious victory will be
ours.-Jsch:on .Mssissippiaa, Sept H.
MAs;4cnus The democratic young men 5 State
Convention which assembled at Worcester, Wednrs-
day last PURSUANT to the recommendation OF the demo-
cratic young inca of Berkshire county. one of the
most numerous and respectable convened in that
commonwealth Parker L. Hall! Esq, Of PittsEcld, pre-
sided; assisted hY w. w. ThnnipSun, Gayton Z. Os
good. Leonard NJ. Parker ana T. Robinson, as Vice
Presidents, and ERASMUS ID. Bench, Vim. II. Fcsscndrn
Eliab Ward aud A. j. Davis, Secretaries series Of
spirited resolutions adopted, and committee ap
pointed TO draft and publish address to the electors
Tie proceedings (says the Buston PostD were charac
t"Iizcd y great harmony Of sprt-the members brought
the most cheering intelligence from ever part Of the
State-thcse were upwards of three hundred present.
two hundred and fifty two vnes upon the first ballot, and
large numbers came in afterwards in the western por
ton OF the Commonwealth friends yure
ut aid indeed the delegates from every county
informed lis uat the prospect NEST aaniang-the
old tsn"cra!s returning 10 their old friends aud
press strong desire for the election Of Morton and Fos
iter.--iOGRy -frgns.
LEwisRuRG, Sept 90
FEEERlI. CouRT-The Federal Court Terminated it,
s"ssioE IN t!ns place, Saturday evening The lh inst
me Two last days Hrrc consumed in the investigation Of
Si'tth cast on charge for gerry The Counsel for
the United STATES were hessss. Singleton. the District
Attorney, and Mr.. WrthcreJ; those for the accused
Mussrs. McCmd Price, Johnson REYNOLDS and
Wi. Smta. Mir. Netcred opened the case, on the
part Of the prosrculiun, in speech Of nearly three
\ nd inc
ng, and ernCCd considerable research aud thorou;sh
knowledge Of his subject The defence was conducted
with ingenuity, skill and eoqucncc. The ury after a
short rstiretent br9pght IN verdict of NOT Guilty.
On Saturday evening the Court adjourned sine dr.
aaving cntiauc the other prosecutions pending before
ii, until the next term.
.3ecdsnt to General Hayrison-A correspondent Of the
New York Sa writes: 4" AS the venerable W. H. l1ar-
risrn of the candidates for The Presidential Chair
returning from this city to his residence having been
here several days attending the agricultural fair held in
Carthage. u miles sP akc Dayton Canal, his horse took
fright and threw his rider with violence upon the turn
pike The General received confusion upon the
head. II feared for short time that the injury was
very serious; bot most forna,ey Dr. Banks being close
at hand dressed the wourd pronounced it serious but
dangerous Dr.. g. entertains no doubt but the General
will he able TO pursue his journey in few days.
VERY UNpLEAs&wT--We are exceedingly panied to
learn, that while Mr. Clay attending 10 suit as
counsel IN the Courthouse at Lexington, few days
ago. some alteration took place between him and Col
Nool!ey, when the latter struck Mr.. c., and Immediate
ly general combat took place between the parties t
CANT We regret to add that the report states that Mr.
~ CURING the ARRAY was considerably injured As might
0e expected the ARRAY had cheated great excitement,
aha difficulties antcp ated We have heard
no other particulars Cincinnati Hhis.
| CHARLESTON Oct. 8.
ASoShER AND SERIOUS FIRE!-This lnorninq between
~ ano eloc the Northern end Of TIE back building
which fc:ncd Pas of Stewards sslsaGid Hotel in
Broad street, known as the Carolina Hotel was disco.
Oh fire in the third story and the flames spread
ing rapidly consumed the entire wseden portion of
the building containing upwards OF thirty aparmens-
The spacious brick building which fronts Broad street,
though greatly injured saved by the strenuous e1.
erons Of the Frsaen and stopped the progress of the
ere in that direction The wind being North west,
the FIRE extended towards Church street, and destroyed
pant of Francis Stables and several out huildings-
when BY bessRg up some small houses and the great
activity Of the Engae and Axe companies the fire
arrested The Kitchen and part of the Hotel being
blown up early after the alarm rendered all safe to the
West We hure not time to ascertain the extent of the
loss or the number Of out buildings DESTROYED Great