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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

The Mail Stage from Wash
GsNA[NAMington City to Winchester, via
&9aEyaEI Alexandria, Fairfax Court
Azaszsk s7EEae.sEHouse, Aide, Middleburg,
Uppervile, Paris and Millwood will, from this
date, depart and arrive as follows, viz-Leave
Washington City at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and A.
lexandria at 81 O'Clock, A. M. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive at Middle
burg the same days.
Leave Winchester every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at II o'clock, NJ, and arrive at
Middleburg the same days.
Leave Middleburg Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday, for Washington City and Alexandria,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Alexandria by
2 O'Clock, P. NJ, and Washington City by o.
clock, P. M.
Leave Middeburg for Winchester at o.
clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Winchester by IL o.
clock, NJ.
By the above arrangement, very nearly al
night travelling will be avoided; and as the
stock is considerably improved by the addition
of several new teams of horses, the coaches be-
ing strong and comfortable, and the drivers
careful, accommodating and sober men, the
proprietors hope to receive such encourage
ment from the travelling public, as will enable
them, in future, to render every possible &C.
commodation and comfort. Strict attention
will be paid, but no liability on account of acct
dents.
All baggage and bundles at the risk OF the
owners ian S-eO1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

CHEESE, TEA, &C.
~ CASKS Cheese
10 c aary 6 boses Imperial pes " Teas
10 indian barrels Marseilles Madeira Wine
5 boxes plug Tobacco
10 boxes Fig Blue
Just received, per Schr. Washington, from New
ian an " JOS. HARRIS g. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

MFR. William Turpin, aged 81 years, for some
time resident of New-York, died on Wednes-
day last. Mr.. T. died worth about hall mil
lion of dollars. He was most excellent, though
a very eccentric man, which it is said his will
shows. Though he has not forgotten his Old
friends and charitable institutions: he has eft
$50 900 to his colored coachman. His eXecu-
tors are Francis Depau, Morris Robinson, VIII
lett Hicks, Esqrs and others. MIR. I, was a ma
tive, of Providence, r. l., made his fortune IN
Charleston, S. c., and died without issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

We Americans are called garrulous people;
but. to Judge by the immense number ofmeetings
lately held in various parts of Great Britain and
ireland, and the lengthy specifications there ut
tered in relation to the late ministerial change,
our brethren are not slow in the gift of the CAB.
The London Sun, particularly, and also the
Chronicle, have their columns overloaded with
these political ebullitons, in which we perceive
great liberty of opinion and often much coarse
vituperation, but very little new or original.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

We have received the first number of the
Richmond Evening Courier" to be published
in the City of Richmond, daily and semi-week-
5 ly, by James C. Walker & Co. 1t is sheet OF
good size, very handsomely printed, and filled
with instructive and entertaining matter. 1t Is
designed to be a cheap business paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

A GREEN METEOR AT NEwHAvEN.-A cores
pondent of the New-Haven Herald states that he
saw on Saturday evening last, in the southeast
quarter of the heavens, meteor, which appear
si like flame of light green color. Its appa-
rent diameter about half that Of the moon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

Our American newspapers and politics seem
to excite precious little attention abroad. When
the London Times or other Monmouth jour
nails notice the arrival of packet ships it is gene
rally succeeded by the simple remark, that "the
paper contains nothing ofinterest"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

GUM ELASTIC SHOES.
- CASES Gum Elastic Shoes just received
q and for sale low by VIM. ID. MUTT.
ian 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27
Price of Produce IN Alexandria yesterday, from
Wooo0e mud ToseoIo

Professionally and yesterday the current
price of Flour from wagons was 81 81: sales
from stores, at the close of the week, at "a 40
yesterday 4 As.
Export for the week ending Saturday oath in
slant, 1853 barrels coastwise. Quantity inspect.
ed during the same PERIOD
King-street 1850 bbls.
Wharf 225" Is hlfs.
07S5H 15H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

FOR HIRE.
A FIRST rate Male Cook and Dining Room
N Servant for hire. Apply to A. NEWTON,
at the City Hotel. jan 24-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-27

The Mall Stage TON " dsH-
City to Winchester, via
39AAS q q Alexandria, Fairfax Court
AZa4saEzE 1880 unusn Aldie MiddebnrO.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

|llnbefanter I as 2sben er tbat no
|msbr er sat mir ou0 btsfen 0t'la,
|pelGbcn ib ] um Nnosnfen trast.
|DerIremoe 4 aunts ben ntsfsn 1901
ten, bytraOta Den S1n9hn7 u, o<n
9lina erfannte beppe, uno 9os AUD
oaun iitb III er, ssnnsn. Nun fel9te
cine ,irtlitle llth arm,ln9; Sbranen
|pes 0aufs uno% o. : Sreuoe 1ot1enp;
'bepDenSeiten. s ls leOten nahbsr
ME 0rioer by eA1onoer, uno Der
|0ina war ibnsn ua . Den Sbr!ssn
Gin 0eillgtbun1. +.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
Beoinsunsen biefsr 3situn9*

1.Du Wrsis biefer3eitnns 1T GIN
q haler fir oc,t Jabrsa,1s spenn inner
r bats orep D1onaten pom gnlrfan9e oe
3eiiuns an,-Gin lbaltr nno fants'a ssnte
menn i,,nerbalb ben, Sabre,---tno S1hasef
neunrab Merlauf te1elben b:5abl miro
2. Snr cine tir5sre 3eitaIs leds SNenate
4riyo fsine Gubsleripticn anssnommenn'to
bic 3eituna fann nid,t dufgeeebeu weroea
is ale &lffdube besablt f'ao. r..
8. 8sFanntn1abunsen fpitsn: Sur cine
NBobs 50 Gents Gas @itrsef FIR e'nsn
yRcnat 81 uno far Elm Sa5c 8 2baler oaS
0isref. .@a
4. Wn oie1e 3situus our6 ben pofrslter
bef6mmt. spiro nod Die 3ufdslIdbe Sunn'e
BON Is Gents su bssahlsn babsn. .s.s
8riefs,e. an ben 9eraueseOer mais
fen pof1frep einselauet rperoen.
-=Av.nUANCfEanNnEV====-'
nj . TH II 6c.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
sd { E @ tt q Z.
:5StAaso,e=.-===..-
"S'Edss s$SSs7 OsS.USS
CB as 10 Il n { 0 en-?

q5eld 0ut mir .pinlden in ber GBelt?
Das Slid ?-Gin 3audb-un6 eS 3'rfdQt
Den Nans ns?-Gin 5n sefdbrlib 2ops
Gin Girel ?--qeeter 9lamep tlos ;
Die Guaeno ?-Qgiro 81 febr De'abt;
@eroienf ?-3u pieIe 9teiber n'o6t;
Die gBifenfbaft 2-Grrei6t fsin 3'sl;
Gin Sreuns ?-Dsr spabreu sisbt'5 n'6t p'ei'
Die 9iebe ?-gIiebet NIT Der 3sit Z.
Die gbe ?-llns nur Sorsen beut
Die Srapen ?-S|u6t'ser tpie Der 2Sine 3;
Gin sutss 9ers?-8reibt sei6~ino /; O
Gin rafd3es Blut 2-Mabt uns 3u IOmal
@iel pDlssma 2--stunpfet oas Gsfabl
Den QBein 2-3u rieI 1T nnge(uno /;
Das gelo ?-St jeoe6 usteIs 9uno
Die Msisbeit ?-!GOmn1t erit oann bsr0n ;
Gdust unfer paar 3u bIei6en an. .....
ilno Gubs?-Bar' bic srtete pein.-
60 fptG idb 92tbt5 mi. whnfben ?-9ssin'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
8 ermt( 0tt&
Ser 81 in 9.

gsrei(ete einft ain llfer Der glee
Elm eoter iunser Mann, uno fay NIT
s9ersuisen Den fpielenoen 9Beuen
su. Nuf einmal erblldte e. IN ets
ner Meue Observation-Disclosures. 0lelb
{prans er Dom pferoe, grlH, pa es
1,abe an, ufer tpar, nob Der 9onot
uuo 400 einen Snaben beraus, le9te
ibn auf fein pfero, nno elite nnn
sinem nabeltegenben QBtrtbsbanls
;u. Oier wanptee er aae Mibe On,
ben, erftarrten &naben oos gebtt, S,l
retten, ,gup naeb pieter Wibe gelon9
es. en-, Souuel bes DergniSens
einsn Menfien 9erettet suhabsn,
tIedte er an eiuen Singer eten eleler
,5aano, an peleter er Den Snaben
aus sem QBoiIsr gesogen batte, isb
s,en Nina; nnD nun reifete er psDaer
greuosn ipeiter. Nls Der gerettets
DenNine erblifte unD ibn1 Der 9Blrtb
ben @Delmutb feines Wobltbaters
er,ablte, elite Der 9utsnhtblee Snas
Be, fsinen Netter, beneoe!niifblgell
Meifenoen oufsufacbsn. Nber gu
'(eln Suben spos pergebens. gr
true aber beifdnois Den Nlllg sum
alnSenfeu fsiues unbefanntea2Bpbt-
tbdters. !,
or burcb einen qEalo siens, eltl srol'
fes gefbrei, elite Dabln lnb tab et'
r1en Nei(eroen onsefauen poa eltstl'
.sHduber; {pelsieb fproue eroe,n nns
olldlitbsn III 6ilfe uno Der Nanba
entfob. Ser Neifenbe, ebsn Der
Der un(ern Sansline einft aus Dem
CBader rettete, utt1art1t tbn a!s Iet'
,,en Netter, unb panft ibm leln Sc
ben. 8! faste perShnsllng' fantt
1,iht, aud mir rettsts EMP Elm s0IsF
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

c5n Man6felo, Connecticut, tpirb
tdhrllb robe &>cioe Sum ,N.ertb y.
100000 oenennen. en- mtnobam
Gouatp 'rcrDen jdbrlitb 5 SDnuen
erseuat, bic $4,000 Sbater pertb
it, une penn Ge subereltet tperoen
tpiroe fe milrre le bpppelt pieie
Summe einbrlnoen,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

Gin Gnabe Der rloD M tQt ldl19e IN
cine frans6Gibe MiIitol TOuIe ouf.
Iaenommen tparr erre9te 2lutieben
IDurb feline sro0e @ntbolt( 'meett. -
Wie DerGbieDen bic auf9st,ra9ensn
|Spei(en ouO fepn mObtent er tpolI>
lie nicbts ais Breo uuo Gup,pe 9e'
| luiesen, unp tcanf nur faltesA>a0er,
Ser 0puuerneur Der Nnitolt, Ger IS
lfdr cine ubertriebeue SeIbItpelnlg
uns blelt tooelte Jpn Darnbet.' a.
Der Docb blieb Der &nobe bel feIner
wci(e, uno Der Sall Duroe Dem
0errn Daris 9uoernep beri6tet. -
)Oieler lte6 Den 369ling nun 81 ll6
rufen, unb iteQte lbm oer, Oob eltle
| (oltbe 5onoerbartsit in Ger S6u'e
niht seouloet vperosn tonne, uno e.
Gb oen Neaeln Derlelben unterwer>
lien, uno nie Die lebrl9en Don oerl
aufsetrogeuen Speifen e0en mhIle.
I2(utb Dies bLieb obne Grfols, unO
eft Die Orobuns ibn su lslnen gl'
tern 3uridSuGhicfeu botte pIe.Ntrt>
uae, oo6 Der Snobe (agte: SO bof>
lie .Sie weroen mir ntOt boie tenn,
netn Oerrt ba6 ib MIDI nl6t tbtr-
plnoen fonnte, bon oen fblhIOen
SpeiGen Su e0en, neil trb tpsIB tpte
(serlna oiejentsen lino, tpDm't meIn
lieber 9oter unD metne llebe W'utS
ter fcb bebel}en mahen. Sle boben
|nicbts ais 9robeS Sro0i uno oueb
oies nur (porfam. 99 befOmtl1e a.
Der }cben Elm fo cute 9uppe unp oa|
III redt feines wei;enbfOo. 9tte
serne babe tb MID oamlt b.9nilst'
|tpenu ib an meine ar1'seltsrn pa0>
1te. .a.' .+'2's. ..',.
SER 0uvernep, uno Der 0eu>
Iperneur tenntea lb faum oeriSbrarl>
en- iber bie(en qusornd tlnoIl:ber
2artlihfeit entbaltent nno jstaer ta9s
te: Geln 8ater, lIsber e}un9et II
Liza i'm Srieeselenife oepefen; '1$'e
Itommt es penni Das er F'l'g 94SEsi
zion besiebt 2-etde! er bpS + j
Nreunos uno fein tJelog ant peActs
|oec &nobe, uno bat }m osalpe9en
I |i,ber Gin sJobr lang perseblld car
|um bemubt. @5tatt ~ 8erfaltleS
|Sbuloen III r.aben, ,pollte e obsr|
|lieber trocEneS Droo enen. 0utr
llagte 5errDuperileD, tpesn es pifts
ltd 70 lit, nil Id lbm cine penlIpil
son 500 2ipres perfbatfen, Diet
lbalt Du 8 2ouiso'Dr als etn Sci rent
|Des Rbniss fir bid Rlbf. 0slnst11
|c8ater pil icb aber Die batbe spens
Gon zines oabreS Dcrhlenen 70 se'
|piB binib Da6 er fie erbalten tplrp.
WE foll er aber oae 9elD be'
|fon1,1en ? fraste Der Snabe. ar
|aber berllbige otbt ipar Die Nnts
mort, icb YuerDe Dies tbpn su tt'ab<1
en- ,pif1en-9lun tvenn IS 70 IeIbt
iii, fnbr Der &nabe nit eeebaftsf
|feit fort, G;bieFen 9ie ibul bob aub
Ioie s eeuisp1er, Die S5ie 70 shti9
maren mir III fbenfen. &r braubt
lie ia n6tbiser nie icbi neil tb aues
Ibabe, ipas i'd beoarf. QBie rhbs
|renb unp febbn linp folcbe ergie6uns.
tgsn slnss baufbarsn uno gsfablpoh
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
licbcn Qcbee., GR weyptu u,it@b.

t%t'Att uBkN pkptI t'r~rN-t X %D&NLtES
'pcrun9 r,c tnon lbren sclI Intre
topeuo8y rocnn 8o!ettanOaI!tkef fe
eNtln in Den. Sa;opf rtcfe Gen
s29sel}lea AtetetIt &rIe8 QJcolrfni6,
Gin tIo1ie5 |Joneme;f. >ic ttlnk
!ne,n ltW Mat tIr r}s Gertthtigfsis
pegs G1atbe. eA}la tie Nonrltcn
Dem Duff TIRES ,SlDrcyG fot9enC, 70
5!eben Fc Dem Qefcbljbober uatty
Der tlc unttr ItIne U&bnen Iounmest.
9,6 1T feIn dn0erer uht&rfl3lco Sri>
lDen IDnen uno )cn2nJ as p0B lie bb
fentlttD unp 9eIteIitb mprceu u. oer
Oorplt bic &1OutD feiuer beImIis
cDen stlnO btuti9en GDottn ouf Dem
GtAoTct entrI4ten mu6. e.Dobreu
rno blelbenoeu Nubm ernOten nur
blelenigent snetNe Ourtb Gultur ber
&Gn;lei Den 'Grlcrcn un0 Die Q8Dbk
fabrt oes 0oIfes bef6roernt 81 Dem
lie stbbren' Ntr boben fsineSiez
&c unp Ghloebteu III tr36blsn, penn
Uott (tp Nont, rer Q5oDen, ouf
oen1 wtr webAen III iraD BON Den
frte9erlfcben >auftritten cbr9eIs'9er,
ubmotrftl9erGroberer. SlsferSries
Os besIlGt Die ISitts res Noroamts
rlfauers, uuD nur Der Vontber uno
feline w.lOen OefelIen erfopren oaB
er Baden in Isinen odnoen bat.
2tber oorun, 1T pDbbie ge(hibte
IeineeQotsrlanos nicbt arm. Sein
0rifsl tann Sbateu be;eitbnen Die
uoD in SabrtanIcuDen Ge9eu uno
Sreuoe perbreiten. @r ypeiit nt6t
duf Gefblosens bin, ouO ui0t ouf
pldss. Gr fuHrt Den
SremoIing ouf feins Gin6ren uno
5ei9t ibm Die Bun0erf tpetOe fein
SleiB erl0afen bat. -9dufer, neue
uuo Dbrfer, btdben0e Geb
Der unO la0enDe WlsGen 1uo Ole
@brensslbenl ouf eeren0efB er fol;
1T. 9D1it GoIben pDsr ,penisltenS
0eO rlWtet Die 8ats
timore 9a3etts Die Nuftnert famfeit
lbrer 2eGer auf q1otun1Fa bin an
oen 11fern De6 0lQboma. 9(ocb opr
Sabrsn war fuun1 cine Spur Don
norbonosn. Nlnssum
)errIOte Mileni6. Sect entbdit es
1900 8ewObner nit Der fb6nen
dusibt ibre 2lnsabl balo oeroop>
oelt ju teben. SN( (er Nnbllf erinet
:lefer in's 9erj uao rebet !autsr ais
]Ian,en0e In Menfbenblut 9etaubte
SDmertsr. Si6t oIlein Der Dfugt
'er sefbdfti9e 0slFoe6 &aufmals
IND Die raIf!oIeSbati9Feit pesOanes
perFets fOafsn eebsn tlnb Wpbb
ton0 In Watumta, oub oie cole II.
repe Grefe f6rOert SfentliDe 8lats
er en- oas Sasesli0tt uno er6fnet
elnsn 8ewobnern 2usuen nielis
Ser &enntni6e. QSm otlanoifeben
0eean bis biniber an Die Geffabe
'es li!len MeeEe6, nno Don Den
bnee, uno eisbeDeeFten gdnoern oes
broll6en 0merifa's bis In bengplf
on Olegico, ype bie Glas9en falt
Iuer banoelnosn Wotipnen lb bes
JrtGeth miro Die engll{hc Gprahe
bren Sbron erribten, uao Darbarb
SINUS une llnrribsnbett On Die aus
|eriten 9renSen Der grne oerspiefen
perDen. 0ier III eln Sriunlpb, Der
nebr 1T ais DUE 2ebseldnge iber gee
pDnnene Gblacbten.
Biro Der Seut}be, Der NIT ein
Der paraDiefe III, Die fb
lnter Den, lpeRiihen 0iinnle! bilcenf
= j. 70.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

W t6tiee Gntoedune.
So6 Q1cponer meol5int fbe uhl'
rur9ifds ,HIuSnal, melDet Elm Srons
sbTfchet 2l>jt babe bte @ntpefun9
Sertoo>t, poB fr'bsorttge Gefbntl>
re IT,, {. ~ NIT Nu6, onitatt nit Dem
Sheuern & teofot gehsiltwsrDen
F6nntn. Mon foett t1dmIib s,pep
0ont puNu6 In einem peintBaE
fsr Ell .3atiye EStunpe fstbt es bea
noG unD Ie8t IS td9lib otermal ODER
6fterE 0uf Die BuUOe.
9as Gompfboot 6enrp Glop,
poGlrte ofn 9(epior binunter, Nat>
hej 9eoyuiber, am 5ten oes ocrigen
Mpnots, nit SO SDnnen &ancnen'
Sueeln fir 9esusOrleans. Sin
bunoert 6 pnnen Gonenen Sugeln
iinn an Der 'pittsbur9 0ieberep fir
oenltiben peitsn bslteQr tporoen.
so iast rpenlsItsns Der SEatbej
Spnrter.
@inneuer@ Q taat. S6on
flt longer Sett baben mebrere sers
..rcutc Suosn1iamn,e auf rer fuDll>
t5'@3l &uiie BON Nroblen lbrs unab>
h-'luq; af2't' vebauptet, uno fhrsllh
J@t e,nsr threr rsidHifen 5onoels|
m6nrer, NIT Nau,en Mobomet 0enI
tel eiu &Uutgysid unter ibneu 9esI
griinhet unD fi;b 3um Sultan BON
Merbur unp 4fhoHar aufgeipors
fen. mlt einsn Sbetl feiner Nelbs
thinner hater iih eln Seer pen tau,
fttt0 Mutlrfn erfauft ,nen1tt er fthl
Die opuse Salts pol1 Ssutarbis bis
0ooramrnD unteETerfen bat |
gBenn Der .1eri idGt einsr @dIa;btI
eiulautty nGriu Sanienpe ole Ops
fer felep, 70 etlt jeoer lbnsu Ielen.
Scr Same unb Der Nubm oesGtes
sers burbsiebt Die ganse QBelt.
9lpcesn &anpTlenDpu,1er uno er,
leuDtete @5tdete perfilnDt9en Den
Sriumpb. Go febr oergi6t li0 bes|
meu1Aticbe Oers in DEM olgen,etnen|
5altthscnr paB Den Scoten, Die uns
tee ben Si6en Des tleberfpinetrs lie,
aeu, Feline @rinnerung uno fein 9es
fdbl oes MitIeios sefhenft miro.
0lur Die nod tebenoen &rieeer, De-
rem @tbnerotKDie SeinDe setbotet
|bat llnp plsgssenifanos ocs bfents
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-21
HE coMsTITUTIoMALIsT.
POLITICAL NOTICE.
To the Constitutional Par.
ly i'm Rhode Island.

The undersi gnej, members ofthe State
Committee Of the Constitutional Party.
hereby call Conv enton Of the Party, to
be held al the State House in Providence
on FRIDAY EVENING, January the
29lh, 1885, to nominate Ticket Of State
Officers for the ensuing General Election
and to transact other business of import
ance.
II is hoped that the friends Of Political
Reform, and the establishment Of Just
and liberal Constitution in Rhode Island,
will hold early meetings in The several
towns, for the choice Of delegates and
the punctual attendance Of the delegates
respectfully requested. Tie Cunvrn-
tion will be opened at seven o'clock.
sFor the Committee,
THOMAS w Dom,
JOSEPH X. ANGEL.
JOHN IL. WEEDEN,
NATHAEIEL MowRY, Cd.
CHRISTOPHER RoBiNsoN,
MEYcALF Marsh,
CHARLES RANDALL.
Providence, .Nop. l7ih, 1885.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-21
TEE STAR.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Sampson, Capt. Chadwick, al
New York. from London. brings advices from
that city to the 10Th Of October-and the Olym-
pia, Capt. Adams, from Hasre, news from tha,
place 20 the 4lh.
Sir r. Plaskett is 10 60 out Governor Of ST.
Helena, in the Wanderer, Is, which, on return
ing, will stop at Rio TO bring Henry 8. Fox, Esq
the new English Ambassador TO the United States
The Bank Of England refuses 10 discount any
paper bearing the accredited endorsement Of joint
con, ,panies that circulate their own notes without
The name Of any known merchant in addition
This has caused much exciteineu, among the join,
stock companies Of the manufacturing districts.
There Is IA considerable pressure Tor money,
chiefly on the stock exchange
M. Perinot, the conee-house keeper, who had
be.n arrested as one Of Fieschis acconplices,
was sci ut liberty on Wednesday.
The Palace OF Bagatelle, near Paris, which had
found no bidders, about three months ago, at the
price Of isO 900 francs, was sold on "Wednesday y
at The Hotel de Vile for sl3,i00 francs. The
purchasers name is not known.
SPAIN.
Don Carlos, like Romulus, has suddenly disap-
penred from his army-supposed TO have gone to
loplilz. MendizabaI's policy is directed towards
the re-estab lishment of the Corez. The Span
ian dis understand the nature Of this body better
than the subdivision Of the chambers into Proce-
rers and ,Procuradores. They cling with idola-
trous attachment TO their ancient institutions.
The Count de las Navas, with formidable le-
zion Of 1000 adas, (liierally shrtiess
lellows) Of desperate bravery, had, in conse-
quence Of the resignation Of lorreno, encamped
some short distance from Madrid
The reason Of Don Carlos g" making tracks" SC
suddenly is, we magines because he has been, i
report be true, totally defeated in bloody battle
fought neal. ST. Sebastian, Oct I'd.
Il is affirmed that 40 900 peasants have perish
cd with cholera in the dese rs Of Mecca, being
pl lev;ousy worn down with fatigue and hunger.
Rieta, one The richest men Spain, raised to
The rank of the Marquis de Casa Iliera, has ietir
cd to Bordeaux.
Marshal Gerard has been appointed to the lu.
crative post or Chancellor to the Legion Of Honoi
made vacant by the death of Marshal Mortier
Seven out Of twelve Of the Jury being sufiic'
lent number, according to tie present law to con-
yict. have condemned Mr.. Jaffrenen to three
months Imprisonment, and E24O fine, for saying
in the Reforma,cur of the House Of Peers One
must despair of society which allows itself to be
governed by such power"
Feschi was to be tried Nov. 10Th.
M. Chnnlelause one Of the Ministenof ti'
King Charles X. has, il is saiC, los, his reason.
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MASSACHUSETTS. II is now rendered GER
tain that Edward Everett is elected Governor OF
Massachusetts, by about $4,000 majority. Re-
turns from all but 20 towns give Everett s6,sss /;
Morton, 24,5T0 Armstrong, 1871. The returns
for 1t Governor have been received from all but
SO towns, which gives Hull, 3l,074 Foster.
279ss. Mr.. Hull will probably be elected by 2
or 5000 majority.
The wings will have decided majority in both
branches Of the Legislature In the Senate, there
will be % Wings, and IL Antmasons and Van
Buren, men. In the House, there will probably
be majority Of not far from 200.
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[Corresp ondence Of the Constitution ajist.

MR. RANDALL,-I was gladto see the reccm-
menda,ion, contained in your last paper, Of asa
.Nesser, for Governor. In the succeeding inte-
rim, several Of my neighbors have expressed
similar view Of the subject, and intimated rsso-
luton 10 vote for that gentleman, provided he is
formally brought before the people. II may be
tha, the friends Of freedom are not strong enough
10 elect him, this year they are not, il only
remains for them TO try, again, and keep trying.
until by perseverance the object Of their efforts is
accomplished. When the antlmasons were but
" handful" :hey acted in political affairs, like
n " conscious majority" and in the issue carried
their point. Wei a better cause, should no,
scrupe TO be taught by them, lesson, SO salu,ary
aud wise. Truth is on oar side, aud the eternal
fitness Of things, requires a new order in the gov
ernment of Rhode Island. Therefore, le, US take
|courage-go to the polls and do what we can,
without reference TO sect or creed, and there is
reasonable assurance Of ultimate success.
Considerable is said about disagreement in the
ranks Of The administration party, which some
think will eventaate in placing two candidates Cor
Governor, before that portion Of the freemen, ia
vorable 70 Mr.. Ven Buren's professions Should
the officially, in alssion, prove sufficiently seri-
Gus to bring Fenner and Francis into the field
as opposing candidates The Whixs set up Bur
ges-the An,imasons Him. Sprogue, sen. (of
which there is some prospect)-sod tho rational
Constiiu,ionslists Asd JMe~er, Of, d three osIy Of
the above mentioned gentlemen take the field, q
contingency will most probably arise, for shich
the Charter makes no provision. and the manage
rpent Of the State will again he thrown on the sb-
solute direction Of an ephsmersl and party led As
sembIy. Such a state Of things, oven hss one
cheering point Of observation. !, would seem i'm
possible, that new ligh should not be reflected Oh
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The New York Journal of Commerce
inquiries where George Thompson IS
The Salem Gazette says-"1he less they
say about it the better. He is safe e.
nough within twenty miles Of Boston. -
The Boston Atlas Of Saturday, states
that Thompson sailed from that place on
Friday in one' Of the packets for New
York.
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BRIGHroN MARKET, Nov. 16.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.


AT Market, 2025 Beef Cattle, 500
Stores, 1920 Sheep, and 900 Swine
Several small lots Of Stores and about 800
Sheep were at market before.
PRicEs.--Beef Cattle-A small ad-
vance on last weeks prices, VIE a few
very fine taken at 34s Sd prime at 3ls
Cd 32s Sd /; good at 28s Cd 3is Cd {;
two and three year old at | 9s Cd 26s Sd.
Barrclling Cattle Mess 24s 24s Cd /;
No. !, 22s 22s Sd, No. 2 lis a Iss.
Storcs-YearIings at $4 so a IS two
year old 81 so a $l3 three year old $l3
a $2l.
Sheep-Ordinary es a los middIing
los Cd, is Sd and 12s better qualities
lbs, Ids, and los.
Swiue-Two lots Of old Barrows at s
"a, Sows at l-2 one lot Of shoa,s, to
peddle, a 81 and 5 81 and several lots
at 8 for Sows, and SIX for Barrows. AT
retail, 8 l-2 a 6 for sows, and l-2 I
for Barrows.