New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-27
Br this Mornings Southern Hail.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

letters and papers tH1> '"''''- Il -H more
returns from Virginia }u; only conirnatory OF the Tcsss
given in our except that Amelia Co mas CHOSEN an o.
,s;,;o, Dele-a,e The election OF Mcssr IrSS BANKS.
ry.v,sW. GitvxR RICHARD w. Barton. JoHS TMu.
vrsro and R NJ T HuSrgE TO Congress Is confirmed So
far Wing gain Of (BARroS) from las; winter, and
other NLLosY from the last regular election tor Congress
letter FROM fredericksburg Us that the neS Dse.
cation 10 Congress will stand II Wing, Loco-FocO, and R.
NJ + Hunter We fear well as this
There better look Wing minority in the Lesss.
ure than we anticipated
[By our las, night. Corre.ponaenceI
C,r.,s Robert b. Corbn. 1913 Carter NJ. Brax,cr. 20
Robert VI. 7. Hunter, l7depSadent l66
D,I.,t,. James Scmrle .l4s James Wright. Lrd 1884,
G1oucEsrER.
Congress. Hanry a. Wise, no opponent
Delegate A W Ro5!as 81 maj over jn' W.. Ca'e
CAROLINE.
C,r< R y. Corbin beaten So BY Il. VI 7 Hunter, led.
peisy9.e. Anderson do. - by \. San'"r! ' b
PowHAr,S.
Delegate. C " " Porter. beaten 81 by H. l. Hopkins.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED
NJ, Wing Dist. Opposition
l. FR,xcls MALLORY. II. GSonGn B. CARY
VIII. HENRY \. WISE, Ill JOHN W. '"Nh''
Y JeHN T,LIAryRRo, ~ NlLliAN - "oooA'
NJ Touy NJ BORIS XIII. L,NN Banks.
XII Tuoy,s W. GlLMxR, XVI JAMES NJ. H BEALE
w C,,rrcr pow.y,, Do,bttul 5ui ro;her Loco.
w p w B,proy o.ia. IN RoBr. NJ 7. HUNTER
Correcon-In Returns yesterday We Ad ca'ed Hon
Hunter a, but rather loco-foco but our printers
correcting the proofs et the office al clock III t mora
n. tranpo.ed table and made tins designation Apply " e'
D.r,,i BANKS instead OF HUNTER The election OF Msrs aud
Il An, doubtful but not thq locoFocoi.m. M Hunter on the
other hand processes dependence Of parties and party leaders
and though hard money general grounds well
disposo! ard President Tyler and his Administration
From WAsurSGrox-Prcsident TYLER received the Dr.
omarc Body on Saturday last at ocscA at tie Presi-
don't, Mansion The British Minister, Dir. Fox, being
kept away by indisposcn NJ BoDtsco the Russian Min
lister ap,carcd at the head of the Corps We give the Af
dress with the Reply The Inteligencer says that nothing
could be- more appropriate in better taste than the Pes
dents remarks to the several members of the Body as they
were excessively presented.
NJ BoDIsCo's ADDRESS
TrRINsLArtD
NJ, ppr<pxxr: The United States having been sud
Jcnv deprived of its supreme head the Constitution has ill.,
vested Won with the Chief Magistracy Of the Union
The Diplomatic Corps has the honor to appear before
Mr. President for the purpose OF expressing through me- lis
orcnp it, concern in the melancholy whrh has
cxpeccy removed General HARRIseN from the hopes Of
the American People The Diplomatic Corps hastens also
10 eir no its vows Mr. President that your Administration
NAV be distinguished by the maintenance OF all the existing
friendly relations, and by constant increase III the prosperity
OF the United States.
The Diplomatic Corps cmbaccs this opportunity, Mr.
President 10 YOU Of i,s desire to merit
conidcnce and esteem.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Mr. Minister In my character of Chief Magistrate OF the
United States and the of the People thereof have
to return the Diplomatic Corps whom you this occasion
represent my Judgements for their expression OF
ocnce on account OF the bereavement which tas country
has so recently sustained the death Of its late amcntd
and ilustrou President take occasion, the tme
to give the that desire his
Sutiona successor, WI be maintain and cherish the
friendly relations which happily subsist between our
Respective countries.
The People ofthc United States regard their prosper
y intimately connected with that Of the entire family Of
rno. an the cultivation of the feelings of mutual amy
the best mode Of advancing that important end.
sincerely desire that the residence of the Diplomatic
Corps this Government may prove every way Agreeable
TO ;hen-io accomplish which nothing shall BE- wanting
my own part.
APPOINTMENTS by TIE PRESIDENT.
Lard Ofcers-Rcceirers-St judd Green Bay,
Wisconsin, vice l.. I. Pcase
Jo,ephC Hawkins. Darlington, Iowa vice ycrpanck Van
Antwerp.
Registers.-Willam Ross, Burlington Iowa, vice Emo.