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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
MAJoRrrIEs.

S"Oiu uidJoflN ~itiS-
The glorious termination Of the election in
Cenneeiicut, and the triumph of Wing princi-
pies IN the election of Governor, members of
Ccngrcss and members Of the Legislature. are
calculated (says the Baltimore Chronicle) TO
awaken reflections as 70 the probable fate Of the
Van Buren, party. The defeats which the Adj
minisira,ion suffered IN 1897 and 1888 were
considered merely as the effects Of sudden ex-
element. or as the party presses termed IL "of
panic" which would be repaired mon cooler re-
hection operating rs the second sober thought Of
the people" The glorious Wing victory in New
York, which swept Van Burenism from the
popular branch Of the State Legislature in Is3,
vas considered merely temporary, and the Van
Buren, party had no doubt as 10 their ability TO
bring abou, re-ae,oa. Bot the election in 1888
only confirmed the previous decision Of the pco-
pie. and the local elections this spring have
proved that the Wings sill remain in vincible in
that Stale.
From The elections which have already been
held Tor members OF Congress. ii is evident that
unless the Administration can succeed in making
great changes in Virginia, Indiana. Kentucky,
Tennessee, and Maryland. the Wings viii have
large majority IN the next House Of Repre-
sentatves- The effect Of such triumph vii!
unques'ionaoly be important To the wings and
to the interests Of the country Tha; the Ad-
mlnisiration will move heaven and earth TO aver
the dreaded consequences Of Wing ma orily in
Congress, no one acquainted with the character
and history Of the party will pretend TO doubt
In proportion aS the chance OF success becomes
weaker, the eIeriions Of the party, by means Of
bribery. prescription, and intimidation will be
increased, and IN each State a. il succeeds ano-
Their, the contest will wax warmer and warmer.
IL Is therefore the duty OF the Wings in ell the
states where elections are 10 be held, to prepare
themselves for the coming contest Although
they have not the weapons q power, nor the
eontroai Of the public money, vet they have the
advantage OF ruth. OF sound constitutional doc
Times on their side, and, by proper excriions.
Will achieve signal triumph over their adyer-
sares. The next onset will be in Virginia. on
the fourth Thursday in May. The Globe and
Richmond Enquirer are full Of appeals. denun-
Citations, and bOasines in relation TO the contest,
more 50 than Is compatible on their part with
reasonable expectation of success. In the mean
time the wings are going coolly to work They
are acquainted with the arts ahd insrirues Of
their adVefsaries. They put forth no vain boast
ing. but ffotn the spirit that Is al work among
them, We are induced 10 believe the regeneration
and dssenthralTneat Of the State from Van Bu.
renism IS al hand.
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THE MARKETS.
fRo~ THE sALTINoNE AMERIcAN.
BALTIMORE MARKET,


fov ne Nssk sndiag Friday sreninT, .9yrifs
BEEF.-si0 10 81 per 100 ibs, tn hsher
price for very Inferior
fIsH.-No new set IA market Exi&iys
preparations have been made forearfying TIE
Susqoehanna and Potomac Fisheries. bull III
o. some weeks before supplies from lhose > roes
reach the market
FLOUR~-in the Early part OF the wed sale,
were generally made Al o. ~ from store Sh
occasional Transactions At 6 CENTS a bsfsi W.
and under that prcs. Since then The ma ketf
bccome more hrm, and within . csyof 90 a =
have generally been made Al 81 Is III go n
sud rsfl-rcad price continues uniforn Al
sales Of 1900 barrels Of City Ailis At 3 IS
full
The inspections of he seek esmvsne ISIS
barrels, lis hall barrels
KlE FLoUR.--sales al IS 50 Zoe Isi 4uaiisy.
AT.--There - scarcely any uke.t ar
uying a market. Fof he lew tr,a1nr "a, re-
eeiyed, ~ 20 10 el IS have hem pad. Pm,
vhsais are wor,h n,oss, and red, Ia ara. par
oeis, would bring 81 60.
CORN la he early part 81 ihe week .alss
- yellow Nd. we're made ~ q " - eenis ard
n shut ~ IS 70 81 cents. On Wsdnesfay. a
sale II vhls vas made a. - cents. This = he
last ifshsaeiiOa, there having ben no receipts
since hen, N consequence 4 NJ pfevzlsnes Of
nofih-easieriy Eiods.
hiE'--We quote a - ~ 100 osnts, ~ ~
quality.
oATs-Ar sesfes and van,,d. We gaos.
a. 81 10 Is erats
CLOVER sEED.--ssies o. prime domestic
CioFefseed are making from stores % et5 50 10
~ per bushel, ard q foreign ~ tl9 70 ga.
TIMOTHY SEEDS duh a. ~ G2t " a.
BACON Tn dssnaDd fof nae..n has ts~s
good DUNG ~ veek, ard vs sose sales Of 40
~ 300 prime Bsinmors cared Hams ~ II %
lf3 csDfs. ard = several lots q pine Ws,isrn
assored Bacon a. n cents. Sales also u Wee
lern Hams a. ~ 70 ~ cepN shoulders AZ 10
esnfs ard nsitdhngs ~ - 10 cents
WBisKEY ---Hogtheads are Snu a. ga
cents. Sales q barrels from stores 81 20 csnts.
n ~ eafiy par u Ne week. and more rseenfiy
a. - cents. TIE ssroa pre- q barrels . as
cenif, exclusive u ~ barrel
GEORGETOWN. April r.
We have - aisrfshoa - Baks - sBT pcn,oa
q oar 9afSei to-day. Fiouf b siin sri,s 81 A.
~, and purchasers plenty ~ fbsi fos shois.
ofaEd,- WAeai = biasiaE rs % 80.
Pssonar Atsseafs.
ALEXANDRIA, Apsii 6
We haze 10 change - notcs h ~ prss q
fappE he wasoa pTiss esaaaoss e fs 81.
Cease.
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COMPLETE TRIUMPH or THE WINGS |.
IL viii be seca that The Wings have gained
splendid and comPlsse Triumph IN the Stale Of
Connecticut Gov. Ellsworth is Reelected by
abost !, 800 majority. In the las, Congress, every
meuber from Connecticut vas q Van Burcn
man. Eroy s~s IF tAsn has been turned out
and WAiss pat ne th<ir place. This really Is "Gio-
~ enough Zoe Que day." Nay, |, GILL last the
Wings until the Fourth TRsr,d4y In .xsy, when
Old Virginia viii speak oa,, and finish the Spring
campaign thus gloriossly eommeoc<d by Old
Connecticut
How. (saysthe Riehnoad whig.) have The
Wings Of Connecucus wroaghs % thorouxh and
honorable Rsvola,isai By sesivi,y-by seal
by ueanimisy-ey di1)sing light into every
recess Of society. So good q cause will equaIly
prevail in erery State, where he sane iaudable
means and The same pauioiic exestioas are EN-.
pioyed. Let The Wings Of Virginia emulate
their brethren. Let them hsnce-fosvard bsry
The past. and look only 70 The future Let then
dissPpsia the insidious foe Who is adroiily erc,-
ing Wing against Wing, and whose calculations
Of sucorss are built upon Wing splits and quar-
reis- Let US determine to rc,oach one another
no more, nor be drawn into gratifying a CON-
mon foe. Who. having used our disseniions for
his own advantage, will then laugh at Wing
folly, and derive an argument against Wing
principles from the very disagreement by which
he profits; who Is now csuckling With delight al
our divisions.
II the Wings do no, unite. rs they have al.
ready done indeed with some individual excep-
lions, II shall not be our hult. We can do no
thing without union, but can accomplish every
thing with il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

Some vag in the West. who cannot Cor.
bear to PsrPetrsts joke. when occasion
falls in bis way even though il be one OF
serious and melancholy interest, suggests
thatthe government might soon pu, an end
to the Florida war BY msking each Indian
Sab-Treasursr. Six months. he saws.
would be sufficient to drive, by ,hi, avs
TEN, every savage out OF the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

We have sses ofi.se fssqseDty applied 10 for
The voss in shs csssses..oasl Dissncs a tAs i.ss
Presidential Elscdos. and 81 she eoaasss hsfw<sa
Mss~rs Cooke and Lasss, in lsss. The result
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

"THE ODD FELLOWS MAGAZINE
This Is the title Of publication just commenced
IN Richmond. and edited by J. c. w.LREa, Esq.
u relates to subject (says the whis) with
winch we are entirely unaequainied, bot il seems
TO US The work IS well adopted to the object in
view' and will afford much interest and edihca-
iion to the members Of the peculiar order to
which 1t is devoted. !, contains, in addition TO
The matter pertaining 70 Odd Fellowship, vari-
ely OF vsl-writien articles, original and selected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
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Seventeen STATES have elected Representatives
Tor the neat congress-ssd parties stand thus
far, 50 Wings, IS Van Buren. In The nine
States yet 70 elect their representation in TIE las,
Congress was a. follows;
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FROM ruE HaKrrosp eorR.Sr.
GLORIOUS WING VICTORY IN cox.
NECIICIIT

To the Wings Of the U. s. we proclaim. in
the spirit Of grateful exuItation, that our VIC
TORY is COMPLETE We have carried our
State ticket by large majority. We have chang
ed our entire delegation in Congress-having
elected SIX WINGS in the place Of a, many
Van BureL men-and we have Is out OF 81
Senator'S, and nsariy ,wo-thirds Of the member,
elected to the House Of Representatives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

The steam ship Great Western left Bristol on
the DSd Of March. which was her regular day Of
sailing and IS nov daily looked fOs at New
York News Of interest is expected by this ar
rival.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

The Philadelphia Conference Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church commenced its session in that
city on the I'd INST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Clarke, and part Of Warren, have ,ince been
taken from Frederick-ihe first OF which stilI
belongs to this Congressional district
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

THE BANK BILL, in the form in which !,
passed both Houses Of the Legislature. a few
days ago, will be found in our paper to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

The Nev-York City Election commenced O,
Monday last and closed yesterday evening.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

WAIrEn y. JoHEs hes bssa Sismis,sd
fiohn ihs NeEfslk Pet O6ss, sd AK.
AEpnn Carr sPpoiaisd he sascsssor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

J. >. GUEEELG l. aAsouneed ia she
Glooe ~ Posinaslrr 81 Washiueioa, siss
DE-. Wm. youss. removed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

The steamer Oihelle. going over the
Fails a the Ohio. 81 Louisville. was per.
sseily cot IN two. asd is total loss. Ia.
sursd 70 80, 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
ANTI Bs.-

NE siie1iiea 81 psssaas - ne lie q a,
Aose sespseifsiIy Ssqsssse1 - ne sbovs
seasnaasssas'so. tfAs sisskhsiasss - sAslg
o...s'..s - 81 eaaifsss 81 sasssse h 4, q
esetis hestipg WI b esfiY eeils4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

csPtu oi p<Ou,UVU, on or before the LIST
day ofJuiy, 1910. or as soon as s 100. 600
Of the increased capita! thereby authorised
shall have been subscribed for as afors.
said and paid.
l2. The Banks accepting the provi.
sions OF this act. or that increasing the
banking capital Of the Common wesltb.
passed March 18th. lS37, and the Bank
OF kanawba. 10 lieu Of the classification
IN IT'S charter, shalt class all applications
Tor discounts into three classes; the frs,
class shall consist Of ell applications for
sums Of $1,000 and under. She second
class for SUNS over 3 900 and no, en-.
eesding $1,000. and the third elias, Tor
sums over $4,000 and not exceeding
S2O,OOO. II shall be the duty Of the
banks TO keep Iisi Of ell the spplicstoes
Tor discounts, the names Of parties there.
TO, sndofssp aud amooBts, and the Seei-
SONS thereon. No person or company
shall 81 coy time Owe any one bank Of
ihisCommonSeslth a. drawer or aecepsor
som exessding $50. 900. nor as sndor.
ssE, greater sun than So oOO.
IL. .Aad Be- u JSrfAer enacted. That All
s"e NsNb now 10 force oeti2ned 10 pro-
hibii the issue snd eireulaiioa Of pspsr
medium for sans less than Eve dollars.
shall Be sod are hereby declared 70 Be "a
f"li force and effect IN al eases 10 which
such paper medium sball-bs for sums less
ihas isn dollars. sad Ell persons o. bodies
corporate violating the spirit u such acts,
shall be subject 10 al the psiss sad penal.
'Ies therein imposed: Provided, however.
that nothing herein shall be 20 construed
81 70 prohibit the circulation Of Bsak
oOies. under lbe denomination q ten Dol.
lsss, eScept BY the Bsak OF Bake wh,eh
shall have emitted the sane.
II. Be " J,Vftsv easegsS, That n the
Bank Of Virginia, snd The faspsrs' Bsnk
OF Virgins. o. siiber % them, shall Is-
fuse 70 aeesps the provisions Of ihis act.
aee Of the scl increasing The bs0kiue cap.
Iisi o. he Commousealth. passed March
&osh ls.J9, sod The Merchants end Plaat-
sFs Back q LysehbuFg. shall. ia cehform-
~ ihsgswitb. 70 iato 0psrsiioa--ths sid
bask shail Be ssb1set 70 81 he prsyi-
s.oas - tbs a<s psssssibipg ths Ssrula-
tets sd esyeEnmeni q Ne Bsnk q VIZ.
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cape, but ms career was now ended. Upon
the testimony Of the lad he was con, icted, and
condemned 10 die by strangulatioD. On the
9th Of October last, the sentence was exc
cuted.
This mans fate inspired none Of the COM
passion usually felt even for great criminals,
when they are about TO expiaie their misdeeds
by shameful death. The ferocity Of his
countenance excited disgust his small and
hollow eyes cleaned with extraordinary
brightness and his whole department was
marked with that brutal Indifference which
showed that he was capable OF committing
every enormty without emotion and without
remorse.
iiis department in his last hours was mark
ca ny several characteristic traits. When his
sentence was read to him ia prison, he con-
tlnued smoking with great calmness, and heard
u to the end with indifference. He was visited
by priest, who began to exhort him to peni-
tence and amendment. Amendment 7, cried
he, laughing; "what is the use Of resol wing
on amendment! ! shall not sin any more
they won't give me time for that now" The
priest endeavored TO rouse him by describing
the eternal tortures Of the damned. ~ hope,'
was his answer, " that | shall get discount
OF the two years have been kept in prison;
Tor there" he added, laughing again, Z have
been in hell TO all intents and purposes, and
have seen the very devils themselves. They
came to me every Saturday in the shape Of
officers and alguazils-a set Of as ugly devils
as there are in hell %
The day before the execution he Gas in
somewhat better frame Of mind. He con-
icssed his crimes, and recounted fearful
tissue OF enorinies. The priest endeayored
to persuade him TO marry a woman who had
lived with him long time, and by whom he
had daughter, sixteen years old. He obsti-
nately refused, till he was about to proceed to
the scaffold, when he gave his consent A
delay of few hours was obtained, notary
was sent for, the marriage ceremony was per-
formed, and the certificate drawn up and sign
ed. This soemnity seemed TO have some
effect on the ruffiian's mind and he now de-
clared that his real name was Bertrand Bue,
and that he was a native Of a small village in
France.
When the moment of his departure for the
scaffold was come, he walked with firm step
and an air Of the utmost composure. He took
leave OF his companions in prison with some
appearance Of feeling requesting them to pray
for him, and to say .ssalre" to the Virgin,
for the repose of his soul. When he was
mounted on the ass, (sccordmg to the usual
manner in which criminals in Spain are con-
ycyed to the scafold) he adjusted himself
carefully in his seat, and then, turning to the
escort said to them. 8 Now gentlemen, let
US move on, if you please" He maintained
the same demeanour to the last, and, without
the slightest change Of countenance, yielded
his neck to the executioner. 4"
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Marriage-Thc likelihood Of man getting good
wife, has been compared, by lbeller other,
the chance which he would have Of drawing, blind
folded an eel from basket in which there should be
bu, one eel and an hundred serpents. He may draw
an eel, but it is hundred that he will draw
serpent to say nothing Of the eele confounded spper
ness-Rosion Post
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DASSAGES FROM THE DIARY, kept from i774
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One small volume FIRST published is this day re-
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in London at two guneas each, JUS, imported by F.
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rHEAP BOOKS.-F TAYLOR offers to members
~ Of Congress and Others leaving the city, any Of the
Books his collection, which will be found almost
every standard work OF every class Of literature and sci
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His collection Of Law, Medicine, Natural Science, Poll.
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Ffom the Southern Churehman.
BISHOP MOORE,

from INC SOuLHETH SNuFCHH
BISHOP MOORE,
CLOSING THE CONVENTION OF 1889.
They clustered round--,hat listening throng;
The parting hour drew nigh
And heightened feeling, deep and strong,
Spoke forth, from eye 10 eye.
For reverend in his hoary years,
A whlte,rob'd prela,e bent. ,~...
Aud trembling pa,hos wing his words.
As to the heart they went.
With sanity love, he urg'd the crowd,
Salvation's hope TO gam, ....
While gathering DER his furrow'd cheek,
The tears fell down like rain;
He wav'd his hand, aud music woke
A warm and solemn strain,
His fsvori,e hymn swell'd high and 6lrd ...
The consecrated fame.
Then. from the hallow'd chancel forth,
With fallerlng step he sped,
And fervent laid fathers hand,
On every Priestly head,
And brea,hd the blessing Of his God,
Aud full Of meekness said,
"Be faithful in your Masters work,
When your old Bishops dead.
"For more than fifty years, my sons,
A Saviour love supreme,
Unto sinful world, hath been
My unexhausted theme -
"Now. see, the blossoms OF the grave
Are DER my temple. spread
Oh lead the seeking soul TO Him,
When your old Bishops dead"
Far wand the holy Sahba,heve
On toward tho midnight hour,
Before that spe.bound throng rctir'd
To sumber's soothing power
Yet many sleeper, mid his dream,
Beheld in snowy stole,
That patriarch prelate's bending form,
Whose accents stirr'd the soul.
In smiles the summer-morn arose,
Aud many grateful guest,
From Norfolk's hospitable domes,
With tender memories, prest.
While DER the broad and branching bay,
Which like food doth pour
A living tide. in countless streams
Through fair Vmgna's Shore
Ger Rappahannock's fringed breast,
Ger rich Poto,nac's tide, ..
Or where the bold, rcsistIess James
Rolls on, with monarch-pride.
The boats that ask nor SAIL nor oar,
With speed majestic gda-- g..
And many thoughtful pastor leans
In silence DER their sde,- .. ..r*
And while he seems to scan the food
In silver meath him spread,
Revolves the charge" Be strong for God,
When your old Bishops dead"
Hartford. Jane 81, 1889. l.. IL. s.
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Ideas Of Digmity.-The ideas Of dignity which some
people entertain. curious enough In their opinion,
the greater the noise they make, the greater their
dignity They like the pumpkin, whom the re-
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ditch my brave fellow" said Sergeant Kite, /" Il
Won will enlist YOU shall have the csptaincy Of the
company" Dang the capnncyt' qno,h pumpkin
oil be drummer - Boston Pest .
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