The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

, bh appears from later accounts that the state
OF p.''les IN the Pennsy vania Legislature, pub.
'sheo IN our last is not altogether correct. The
following is corrected statement:
=. Wigs d AntlmGsons Locofoeos.
House Of Representatives, SO AZ
II Sc
Majority on Join, ballot 81.
W Heabh Of Knoru iiie.-The Knoxville Rspts.
Ter oil The gath ull. says Our City begins 10 put
on its business habits again. With the res,ora.
ton of healthy atmosphere, our citizens, who
had gone abroad to escape disease, are beginning
to return. But there is d void made in our socie-
ty by disease and death which il is iruls painful
to contemplate, and which it will require the lapse
Of years adequately TO fill."
BAccounts from Liverpool TO the cd ult state
that the Cotton Market the last Of s. ptember clos
ed rather heavily in consequence of the large sup
plies IN the market Prices of the lower qualities
gave way ID. per h. There uas, however, fair
demand on the lsi, aad 5000 bags we're sold
American SD. to SD.
IT The Grampus-The N. O. Pieayune, of the
10th ult states that this gallant little vessel came
very near being wrecked during the late severe
weather IN the Gulf One OF the officers stated
iha, she had endured series Of prolr.c,ed gales
blowing on shore, from the 9Th 10 the 18th Sep,em
Der, Nkile between Tampico and Metsnora. In
few hours more she would have t.en aground,
when the wind changed
Mr. Hoiton: singular occurrence took place
10 Charlotte week before last, during the session
o! the County Court Three gentlemen appeared
IN Court to attend To suit, when strange to say
one Of the g, ntiemsn Of the bar perceived tha,
the above gentlemen's heads we're in the clouds
taking an ethereal tour through the cir. Fortu
nstely for them, however. on their leaving the
Courthouse the old companions was ag in united.
and the gentlemen are in perfect health poz.
On the 26lh ullmo, the Legislature OF
New Jersey re elected Gov. Pennington 10
the office of Governor for the ensuing wear.
The vote stood 40 Wing 10 "a Van Buren
The Hon. S. S. Phelps 81 elected United
States Senator from Vermont after good
many ballotlngs. H. viii succeed Mr. Swift.
Merico, 7crds and Frdace. Under this
head late National Intelilgrncer throws
out some important suggestions founded
on the French blockade OF Mexico. tie
Treaties recently negotiated bets cen Tex
as and England aud France, and the recen,
whhdra~aI Of the application of Texas for
admission INTO our Union. Appearances
seen To InstIfy the Suspicion, that France
has designs beyond the mere satisfaction
Of her claims upon Mexico, and between
TEXAS and France, Mexico is likely 10 be-
sacrificed.
Al the same time That we received the
lntelligencer containing the above men
toned article We received a slip from the
New Orleans Bulletin Of Thursday last,
allh an accoun, OF a revolution 10 Tamplcn.
~ Mexico, with the assurance that IL was
effected IN concert With a strong party m
other parts Of Mexico. II was Effected
hy ihe troops without blpodshed. and had
tnr lis object the re-estabilshment of the
Federal government, according to the Con.
sltui,nn Of 1884. Ii was supposed that
the present government of Mexico would
be oVerlhfoSn, aud ar arrangement nth
France be catered into. Il was also intend
ed, as soon as French bloc kadinp vessel
appeared of Tamplco, 10 aPptiza its com.
mander Of "ha, had happened, and to ask
him TO raise the blockade. These things
have an omlnous aspect.-Fay. OBS.
Raleigh and Castor ROAD. George W.
Nordrca', Esq. President of the Raleigh
and Gsston Rail Road Company. has left
tins CITY for New York, whence he viii
sail IN The FIRST Packet to England, with
view 10 the negotiation of loan, for the
purpose of carrying on the operations OF the
Company.-Rai, Reg.
Wilmington Road The Wilmington
and Halifax Rail Road Company have open.
ed two sections oftheir Rail Road, one a, the