South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
MARYLAND ELECTION.

be6U, IH6 VFDiB EieCtOt - f"VLS S'SSsS~
on Monday last. We did not under
stand by what majority.
Maryland Senatorial Election
On Monday last an election was held
the State for the Senatorial
Electoral College. Each county elects
two, and the cities Of Annapolis and
Baltimore one each, making forty in
all, who are to, assemble at Annapolis
on the 18th instant, and choose fifteen
Senators, to serve for the ensuing five
years. The following is the result 10
the city Of Baltimore &
VANsANr, Wan BUREN, 5Sl0
RIDeELY, Whig) 4l6s
Vansant's majority. : l64l
Char. Free Press.
From the Baltimore Chronicle Of Sept. 7.
The cause OF our defeat In the State
is undoubtedly the passage of the in
demnity bill by the last Legislature.
This bill was welded with powerful
efec. throughout the whole State The
improvement bill was also used to the
prejudice Of the Wings in particular
sections. Ia the Presidential election
these influences will cease to operate,
and we must therefore buckle on our
armor for the ensuing contest. Like
the. Wing forces, which we're frequent
Iy scattered during the Revolution, but
as often rallied until finally victorious,
the Wings Of. Maryland must renew
the fight in October and November |;
and, as. they have good cause, they
may hope for a glorious triumph.
The Board of Health. of Charleston
have announced the existence in that
city OF the Asialic Cholera. The Pat
riot, of Ahe LIST says, "The disease has
appeared almost altogether among the
colored portion of our population and
the poorer classes of inhabitants, who
are equally imprudens in their habits.
We have not heard ofany cases among
that portion of our people who !, avoid
exposure and the use Of impropsr diet
and drink"
The Philadelphia Gaz cite states that
Mr.. CLAY lately had marvellous es-
cape from death. He was riding on
horseback 10 one Of his fields, survey
ing his cattle, when a furious bull mad
dened from some cause or other rushed
towards him, and plunging his horn
with tremendous force into the horse
on which Mr.. CLAY was seated, killed
tbs poor animal on the spot. Mr.. c..
was thrown to the distance of several
feet from his horse, and though some.
what hurt by the fall, escaped without
material injury. His deliverance was
truly miraculous.-eBaK. Patriot.
C. From foreign news received a,
New York on Monday last, We make
the following extracts: 49,
NcE.-The King Of France and
his ministers had resolved that there
should be no review on the 29th July,
the last. of the "IThree days." and the
making therefor were
countermauded., Much agitation ex-
listed in Paris, and rumors we're cur
rent of a widely extended conspiracy,
in which several regiments Of the line
we're involved. A society was also
spoken OF, having the menacing title
of"Avengers of Alibeau."
Information had reached Paris, by
that General Bugeaud had
gained signal victory over Abdel Ka-
der, near Tfemscen, on the 9th of July.
The loss Of the Arabs, 10 wounded
and prisoners, was upward Of one
thousand. The Arab chief had made
overtures for negotiation, but, the
French General would not receive
them,& set, out Immediately in pursuit
ofthe enemy.
A rigid INTERCOURSE is still kept
up between France and the Swiss can
ton Of Basic. A large military force
is employed.
King Louis Philippe was very un-
willing to give up the review, and vas
only prevailed on by a unanimous as
surance from his ministers, that, if he
persisted, they would resigp,in a body.
Lonaon, August 1sI.-ClTY, IL o..
accounts which were re-
ceived by express on, Saturday from
frankfurt, dated the 26lh ultimo, ofths
dangerous state of Mr.. RothschiId's
health, have been followed this morn.
ng by others of the 9Th, which con-
.ain Intelligence OF very unsatisfacto-