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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
From the BALTIMORE Patriot.
MARYLAND ELECTION


The Wing victory in the late election is The o,o,,
decisive one they ever achieved at a Congre,s;on0I
election The redemption OF the 4th district Ia,
repeatedly been attempted by them but never before
with success. The election Of the Wing candidate
al the special election, in 1888, was only tempo
rary triumph, which was totally eclipsed by the
defeat we me; with in 1889, and the effect of !, was
only to neutraze the woe Of the two memb ers from
THIS city. Now wo gain the yictory-a victory won
from our opponents even when they were most con =
hdent Of success. Puming themselves on their su.
Per'or organization, and seeing, as they supposed
in the quetness Of the Wings an indifference To the
result the Loco Focos, up to the day Of election,
and even after the polls were closed on Monday.
were loud IN their boistngs and prognoSticauons
Of success.
Their candidates also participated in this conf
dence, and the thought no doub. often crossed lhs
minds OF Messr' Gallagher and Murray, that their
next sleep would be that Of mcinbors Of Congress.
1t would have afforded a curious study TO the pby.
soogist, to have noted the changes which the eau
didates underwent after the close Of the polls on
Monday. Il would show the difference and tho
sta .es between condolences and despair. Though
II may have bsen amusing to the by standers, il
was death to the poor sufferers. They will be
creiu hereafter how they indulge lheir ambitious
aspirations.
From the lst and 7th districts we are yet with
out authentic accounts, but the ELECTION Of a Wing
IN the former We can hardly doubt, and the success
Of Mr.. Sellers In the a,or is CERTAIN The follow.
log list comprises the names Of the members elect,
in all but the first districts
District Mot heard from.
2--y Peafee WI gain.
81 w Williams Loco
4-Alexand,r Randall IW. ! gain.
John Kennedy fw.l gaio.
5-W Cos, Johnson WI
G-J r Mason Loco
IA II Sellers WI
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Prom tho National iHtelllfeGcor.
TENNESSEE.

Without having received the exact returns, WI
have some results to add 10 those which We bav,
already published oflhe election for Representative
TO Congress in this State.
William d. Campbell twbig) is re elected vib
out opposition in the OH district.
Meredith p. Gentry tWhigJ is reelected in IN
7th district by a large majority.
In the 9Th district Harvey NJ. wsueron (opp
is reelected.
Cave johnson in the IIth district, and A. '
Brown in the 10, tbo,h l., 81 ace re eIscIed viii
out opposition.
No change either way as fsr as heard from /,
this State.
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~" Advertisers are requested to hand in their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the osy as
practicable. All advertisements intended for inser.
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
sortion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

~ The Letter of 1t, Gov Rutherford, OF Yir-
glnll, IN which the Richmond Enquirer said Gov.
se~atu was TO be executed" was this day trans
mIted to the Legislature by the latter fnnc,ion,r,.
we shall have in due time, more ''last wordsr from
ms doomed excellency. The Letter Of the Ac,ing
governor OF Virginia will he found much less san.
Su'hdTy 'han was anticipated. Indeed SO far as tenn
per anu style IS concerned, it is unexceplionabe
doeument-,ii6any Journal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

ARRIVED,
Schr Texas, Ross, Troy.
Schr Falcon, Fuller, Sandwich.
ScLr Pa'rck Henry, Potomac, h,h TO Dunlap,
Moncure 4 Co.
Schr Ndrrnganset, Baker, Boston, conL
Schr Patrick Henry, Mister, Baltimore, coal.
Schr Sarah Augusta, Weldon, Troy, coal.
below, BOUND UP,
Sehr Nassau, Denrbon, New York.
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED-Canal boat Hanawha, Snsdsker, 81
tons merchandise, to w DibreII Il Co. BagweII.
Smith K Jones, winfree & Williamson. paying
Sl63 G3 toll.
Columbia, Devinney, with 49, tons merchandise.
70 W Dibre Il Co, Bdgwell, Smith Il Jones
Thomas Williams, Webb, Booker & Hamilton,
paying Sl57 90
Experiment, Goodwin, with - tons merchandise
to Peyton, Denne & Edwards: paying SI2I GO.
Victoril, Tompkns, with ~ tons merchandise, To
z q Tompkins * Co. w & ID Christian, s. r
hdie q Coz paying $40 80.
Cen Harrison, Watkins, with 5OI tons merchan-
die from l..ynshburg; paying sl27 Os.
Holker, Howell, with SO iona merchandise from
Scousvillci p1yIng Ss4 50.
CLEARED-Canal boat Joseph G. Caboll, Bal.
icy, with 36l tons merchandise, for Scotlsyile, New
Market and Lynchburg, toll s8i 80.
Commerce, Secoy, with 40 tons merchandise for
Lock No. ~, Columbia, Lock No. q and Scous.
vile; paying $50 80.
WIN. l.. Lancdster, Harrington, with All tons.
Tor New Market, Ek Creek Mills and Lyncnbu
paying SiJi 80.
Mountaineer, Staten, with p tons merchandise,
S22 IS. " v F'''s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

BfHfy Timts.-A great deal ofL,ocoCoeo logi, i,
worse Than thrown away IN hdrping upon this sub.
leet They point out and would make the peopls
believe that the stagnaton in lrade-the low pT,cs
Of produce and real Estate and depression in every
department OF indus!rY-s the legitimate result Of
the change in the Administration Admirable l,,c,
Has The new Administration had time yet 10 ear.
~ into effect one single measure for good or evil 10
the country Has there been any opportunity for !,
ioiniroduee and carry out nny change in measures 10
which hev arc pledged ~ order 10 restore prosperity
20 me country Certainly not. An Extra Sss-
sion s called that these measures NAV La dslavsd
as little az possible and doubt not that the prom.
ises OF the party wil be redeemed and tho country
will be restored 10 something like its former prosper.
ny. IL " easier 70 destroy than 10 build up and II
cannot be expected that the Administration can ha
up and repair the damages which the good old shir
has received while knocking about among tho break
ers Of Loeofocoism. without Time and labor.
NJ H. Sentinel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

The Commissioner to look into the management,
oil Uncle Sans affairs, in the vicinity of Norfolk. i,
about to proceed to business. His movements
create great stir. Parson Fisk, Judging by the
following, does not greatly relish his presence. We
hope the fears ofthe Parson and all others NAV be
unreal. C. We hope they have been guilty of no
dirty tricks to be eIposed-But the signs are n,u..
pieious.
From the "old Dominion"
Inc steamboat OF yesterday introduced nmon,
our citizens great and important character. no,hs
ing less than Minister Plenipotentinry from m.
navy department. and sanctioned we nresum. L,,
John Tyler, the President by accident. This md;
vidual, we are informed, has opened a Star ,mc, in
the Navy Yard, and has issued his order n en-, &c
the elvi ofhcers OF the Yard To appear before him
ana 10 answer such questions, touching their Off,
c,l' act POLITICAL duties, he may think proper IN
ask. The examination about to take pl,cr is nn,sr
the pretext that there has been great mi,man,.e.
eh' ana abuse OF office; but there is no, an ndiyi
uuai IN TINS community who does not know thai This
investigation Is gotten up for other purposes for
ohy 'hoSe who opposed General Harrison have
oeen nouhed to appear before this tribunal Ha.
come 10 THIS pass that in this old Commonwealth
'nis 'snd oil Jefferson, that such tribunal will he
PERMITTED to hold its sttinss1 II the nsonIo
quleuy submit to such proceedings, what nav we
not expectl We tell this minister of po,scr ~ b..
ware how he treats Virginians, OF he NAV he sen,
oAek TO hts employers in manner TINT well ho'
comes all engaged in plots against the rights Of free
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

ICP NOTICE. There will be m Address de-.
livered before the BENEVOLENT Association, Ivy the
Rev. Wm. i. Waller, at the Trinity Church, on
next Friday night, commencing at 81 o'clock.
m2t W. ID. CRUMP See'v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
ABOLITION CANDIDATRs

AT an adjourned meeting of the American and
Foreign Antl-Savery Society, held on Wednesday
al the Church, corner Of Houston and Tbompson
streets, New York, James G. Birnoy and Thomas
morTIs, late Loco Foco Senator from Ohio, were
nominated, unanimously, as suitable Candidates for
president and Wee President Of the United States
at the eleelion Of lsH.-Baii. Pat.
go the kiito' Of the Enquirer has lost the nomi.
nation, and consequently, the only change he may
ever have Of being President. This is cruel insra.
u,ude, on the part Of the Fanatics-They never
had truer friend than the aforesaid Editor and to
sight him 50, may Lore them his good will and eff
Gent aid probably forever. loss not easily to ba
repaired! Possibly foreknowl &c that his claims
were to be overlooked, may explain the marked
change which has come over his columns within the
last month. We have seen no TRADE ngans, IN,
aJoIIuopjsis-n9 sterling Developments Of Their
dangerous schemes, ord increasing numbers-Ju.
ring all that PeriOd
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MARRIED

At Ellaneowan, on the 5,h NAV Inv the R.v
81 Michael taekler, LEWIS A. BoGGs, Esq. to ElI
zABErH, eldest daughter Of BENJAMIN RAWLINGS
Esq, all OF Spottsylvania couIty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

GOVERNMENT PAVORS.-The last admin.
isuatIon conferred some Of ~ most signnl fnVors on
those connected with the public press; the present
has not, We believe hOnOrcd the fraternity in mi,
shape. To pension the press ~ one thing 10 pro.
senD5 u another. There is a medium suggested
alike by real merit md sound discretion.
" eonneTon with the press is 10 constitute bnr
70 lavor; Il Is 10 prejudice ones Glazing to the dig.
niiy aGd emOlumeDts arising from Official statien
the result viii be that this great engine Of public
opinion will pass TO the hands Of those who vii
consent 10 surrender their rights nnd accent otbe,
considerations IN the place Of that respect wfieb tbsy
owe themselves In such hands the press will los,
al its dignity and mOSai power; Tor q man who bn,
ceased TO re'Peet himself, has ceased to inspire thf
respect a others.
u will he said, perhaps, that 10 influence aod
guide public opinion Is consideration ~ itself sui
hclent a. outweigh all o'hers--a rewir d that ear
compensate Tor any disabilities Il may impose. But
how IS man 10 retain sBd exeteiss this inhuene,
Who has previously surrendered the rights OF a roe
man --EO bas voluntarily placed himself under tbt
Oan--whO has fiatscd himself with those disnusIi-
ned ~ their profession foJ places of dignity and
Husu Only let II ho understood that cgDneIion
WITH he press can constitute bar 10 public sotb
denco and me privileges which arise from Official
station, and yOu OF once d,yeci that press and al
connected with u VI s1lgtary influenza You eon-
vert Tie shrine Of the oracle into the eanking chair
Of the slhvs.-vypOrib .9Huiean.
The American may pat ,lsslf at case on this score
The press will not be put under the ban. This va
the doebias Of Gen. Jaobion- bot his practice wa
just ihs royeysc. IL vas the inconsistency betwee
his profession sad be prgelcs which drew down IN
an'madversioD' oftb Wings. There vas one "bol
and frank" Editor, however, Who did not hesitate
a. the time 70 except To the notion of the old Hero
iietesrlassly maintained lsbout the time that som
one 9auered bim with ths idea Of mission TO Eng
laodl that the u,orf distinoutslcd ,,.,. =. A. =,
OF the kfeeutiys--sueb as Cabinet appointment
and Foreign Missions--shouid be open to Editor.
Tbs % surrender Of the principle, and puts pitch
fork down thit gsntenan's throat Wing Editor
may take any Of the high posts Of Government
tms'',ngoships, Of course, by al means eHeepsedi
and be esnnOl open biz mouth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

We regret TO learn that Lieut.. Shuhrick, u. 8. ~.
accidentally sbo, away part Of his face while on =
scout ~ the Everglades q short time since.
81. Augustine NftOs, My ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

DOUBTS ENTERTAINED BIT ruE EprroR OF TN, Ex
@VhkR OF rHE CossrIrurIosALtrr or Psrs,.
pksr IrLER's PROCLAMATION, ADVISING F.sr.
ING AND PRAYER, ON ACCOUNT OF rur -,
GIN. HARRIsos.
we nave heard great deal said in our time con.
eerng virginia distractions, and have b..n r.
quenty Joked by intelligent citizens of other STATE
noou, ihe proneness OF Virsinans to argue abou,
mere distractions, to the total neglect of The mnor,
ant and practical interests OF life
we nave heretofore laughed these attacks of a,
mere Jesis, but have lately come to the conoluson
.na' IN mus as IN many other very true things
are said IN Jest"
The story told Of the V,roini, mamie, ., ~.
gress who, on his dealh-bed, called friend ,o hi.
oeu SIDE, and with his last words said To bim-aS;r
wish you To distinctly understand that am M, ~
oe buried at the public expense for III be damned
-, eeNe sueh expenditures Of the public money
10 nc constitutional" is not quite SO extrav,,,n, =,
some may suppose, and is fully matched bv nm .r.
.cle ~hich appeared in The last ENQUIRER. In
tnis article the Editor expresses srav, do,h,.
., the Constitutionalty OF the Proclamation of Mr..
=, ny,.' recommending day OF Fasting and Prayer
" uie cnizens OF the United States on account Of
Tue ueaih oil the late President The Enquirer s,v,
III is true, that the Acting President has not nj.
mehed 10 his Proclamation the seal of the ITn;,.d
states, nor the attesaton of his Secretary: and ,bo,
NC euop's the more persuasive term OF ga reeoumsn
:. 10 the People Of the United States,-but
Recommendations
iorih as Official" and that it has all the fec, of
rtocIamation. For one, therefore, we controyer,
io P'opfiety OF the measure, upon the grounds =, :
ken by the Republican Party"
ms Is really grave matter, a very grave matte,
,nueed, and we advise the House Of Reprrsen,o''
We 70 examine well into it, and see il an impe.ch
"'em ~, cannot be founded this SINE proclam,,ion
we have looked into the Resolutions of zoe ,nd
S'; ana carefully read Msdison's Report. and can
nilu no'hins which will justify Mr. TYLER in this
OUTRAGEOUS assumption OF power. What! a Presi.
., OF 'he United States advise the citizens of this
Hee and enlightened country" in general. and
,his unterrihed Commonwealth" in par,icnI,r, IN
munlole themselves in prayer before the God of Ma
IONS, on account OF great National bereavement, ,
- mat John Tyler advise Virginians, who. bv
the constitution, as eTpounded by "the Resolution,
VI Ss ana w" have right to pray or not to pray.
raSt or not TO fast, may suit their Sovereign
M S anu pleasure-to pray and go without their
uinneTs on account OF the death of the Chief Ma.
sstrste OF the United Statesii Sons OF revolution
any SHes, arouse from your slumber and teach this
arrogant usurper, that you will pray when Won
choose 10 pray, and fast when you choose To fash.
.thout listening TO his unconstitutional advice To
AIMS TO Armsl--Organize! Organize l-P,t,r,.
burg InieLiigenetr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

Sae OF Edwin s,egnr's tof Buckingham crop OF
Tobacco, at Public Warehouse, Wednesday,
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nv LAST nvExiNo. m.,,

Tine MAilS-The new arrangement Of the
MAI: /" expected to take effect ON Monday, the
s4th instant. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
FAIRtiELb RACES.

-, ismp DAr.-Tso Races.
The hrst Race was for colt swsepstake, mil,
heats $500 enhance, half forfeit Six started 70,
the purse, which was WOO early in two heats BY
MeCargo's fSarpedon.
SEccsp RACE.
fropretor's purse $3.50 Tw mile heats.
Inc second race was moro interesting than IN,
hr''. Andrewe,,a was the favori,e among IN,
knowing ones, who Of course were taken in. A. IN,
start bets ran to on her. The following in IN,
order IN which they came out:
Hector Davis b. h. by Sir Charles, dam Kitty
Willis, aged, ~.
v. u. Hare's gr. IN. Andrewetta. bv
Andrew, dam by Oscar, 6 years old. "a .
George G. waljen's Oh. h. Laneyile.
oy Eclipse, dam by Arab, years old, a
Edward J. Wilson's b. h. Waterloo. Nv
imported Victory, danr full sister to E.
ehpse, years old, q
WIN. MeCargo's bl. h. Albion, 4 vears
Old, ey Cain or Action, dam Comus or
Black.Lock, q ,
Timc-lst heat 50-2nd 3ah-,dss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
MARKETS Al

business this week has been extremely dull.
rr'ces at old rates.-The Inspections at the Ware
houses full.
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WING VICTORY M pALr,uoKn.

ihe wing victory in Baltimore is one Of The mos,
K"niymg events Of the times. Not so much, be.
cause Il increases the whis majority in Congress
INA. was not needed-but on account OF the success
" ;. I. hennedy-s gentleman Of extended and
wen deserved literary and political fame, and whose
ao''ies will reflect honor upon his constituents and
his country.
But the success OF Mr. Kennedy is xttle less era
uiying than the defea, OF that mos, unsavoury De.
nagogue, Galagher-whose excessive eoarseness
anu o'aekguardism was iestie too much for the
s@sa h'Ase Orators" Of this city. That the Halls
OF congress are rid Of him, and Bynum, and Dun
can Is source Of national f.lictaion.
III" As bluster and blufiing are famous weapons
with the Loeos, and they employ them mos, when
worst beaten, We may look out for a fresh exhibi.
.on very soon. Upon the heel ofthe wing tornado
IN Indiana, certain Editor, with alternate swsgser
ana threat, gave "Mr John ryler"a lecture ortwo
columns upon the line Of his duties Ordering him
reuse here, or advance there-and threatening ter.
role things in case OF disobediencc. The North
|arol'na and Maryland elections, which have re-
uueed Loco Foco stock still lower, will render ne.
sesssy sun greater supply ofbrsggadocio and i'm
puuenee than ever. Richie will talk now Ms tho
he had the world in sling, and would crush eve.
ry Wing in the universe to atoms in nm ;,,,,,,
lie Will threaten "Mr John Tyler, with all the De.
wis IN IL, and he will make some people be.
heNe that he can make good his threat We would
adS'se President Tyler to succumb Instantly. Nv
resisting Ritche, he ncurs a responsibility hut l,,
less fearful than he would by d,spiaeing BOp,bas-
iss' boots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
RICHMOND WING.

pusLIsaEp DAHL And sksI-wEEkLr, nv
y. N. PLEAsANTs. A. MosELEY AND
4 C. DAVIS.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, 81 O'Clock, PM.
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ENCiihNbES.
New York; to S pr.
Philadelphin-i toI.
BALTIMORE.
Sterlins-I2
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p.ily Paper. ............".........ss per snnnm-
Senl- Weekly. per annutn.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
By this Mornings Southern Nail.


wAsHixcToN Monday, >, ISL
In he Hous, OF Representatives. Hon. Henry BLACK.
REPRESENTATIVE elect from the District Of Pennsy the
late CHARLES 0eLg appeared and was quai'hed
Mr. n,yso< Of Georgia Chairman Of ,he Committee Ca
the Militia announced the House the death OF Na]o
f;.-o-, ,frx,<pyR M,coNp the distinguished ea'ie, in
the orio. battle at Pa;tsbush N the last wax and offered
resolutions expressive Of their deep regret at S event AID
that the Senate csncurns hcy would attend 'Ae sae'a
Of General Nacons a, 10 O'Clock today and also APRONS
Ing Committee o; three Member, make arrangements
with such Committee OF the might De
10 make arrangements for attendance OF the Two Houses
at the Funeral The resolutions unanimously adopted
AID Messrs Joax Miller of Missouri WirItN o. Br1-
lrR of Ken,ucby and A,Ro> WARD OF New-l we've aP
pointed the part of lie House constitute sad Comm
\ Message received that the Senate had eoaculIel
in the above resolutions and thai Ncs,rs. MoKEHtAp and
PIERCE appointed hc Committee the part OF 'a'
Both House, adjourned o, about half past O'Clock
no other business being transacted
Th- funeral took plaee The procession large
and consisted OF several Military Companies Ike Wasl-
nc,on Guards the United States Marines fne coupony
l. : FLYING Artillery from For, Henry, with other compa-
nies.
The BODY was conveyed oa IA hear,t drawn by oor gray
horses after which the relatives OF the deceased the
officers OF the Army and Navy in carriages. then the
President and the Secretaries of State. Navy and the Tea.
,ury. tho Attorney General; then the members tie
two Houses OF Congress and many others in carriase-the
whole forming procession about tmec-quarte OF mile
length The body va, placed the vault, where Goncral
Macomb himself had late deposited the remains OF
the aucntcd tlarrisouhe having acted OF the officer,
OF that doy-and three rounds ot mu,kety by the unl
States Marines having been discharged the scene was closed
Nothing having been doue by either House or the las,
three days, they viii uow undoubtedly proceed with e>red
ZION to then business which fairly before them being
the Distribution and Presumption bin before the House and
the L. $ Ban, bill before the Senate 1t Is said that the
Wings, not intending To be uuea,onably delayed in the Dis
cus,ion Of these subjects, intend after fair examination
employ the strength of their majority and bring them 10
decision and comply with wishes and demands OF 'he
constituents in the a>'1 accomplishment of the necessary
business. ARGUS
10 Eight or ten dwelling houses DESTROYED by 6'e
a, Orleans on the night OF the DIST They were small
and OF little value.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

q The case of Curry and others the ship Gauges and
cargo decided Key West the 18th, and settled.
Thry-ve per dccreed salvage upon The ship
and after the deduction and expenses that
upon the cargo be paid il cargo The ship sold
der the decree of the Court, and brought 1882. The
whole ship and cargo estimated be worth here liz
tie than $40 600, and the salvage about ZIG 00O
Half the shares of eight of the of wrecking
sells forfeited amounting about $500, and restored
to the captain of the ship. [Com Adv.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
LAWYERS DIARY

CorEr OF CoMNoY PLEACaenar DAYFirst Panel 5I
80 5', $50, l6 67, III 49, 55, Ia 10 III, l1 5j,
% t. Is, l0 IS, Il, A. 95 0l, u.s. l9, l65
Panel $50, Isl, 229, I'll 226, ~ go, 2f "a, go,
80 30. 242, 2ii 80, ~ 262.
SUPERIOR CorRT-Note for the Argument Calendar July
be fled before Thurd1y July Notes
for the Trial Calendar be fled before
"
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

GREAT SyAKE SroRY-The Louisville Journal contains
the following singular Snake story A wealthy farmer
named Field near Bars,own, Ky few days since
sulphur spring upon farm, where he found of hi.
neishbor who pointed him holeinto which they had
Just grounding Mr.. Field thrust hi.
the hole and sezng what he supposed be the
ground-hog drew out when it proved be tremendous
ratte-snae having the very extraordinary number otwenty
rattes The neghbors, alarm, rctreated from the
spot but AR F. grapns the snake firmly in hand and
drawing clasr-kne his pocket with the other and
opening it with his teeth of the head of the reptile
though not till he had been bitten in both hands He
sorted he could the usual andoes, whch
etiec,ual'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

u Temperance NoIicc-The Ninth Ward Temperance
Society viii hold regular Mou Meeting This Evening in the
Third Unyersast Church. Beeeke corner OF Downing Ad
dresses expected from Rev. T. sawyer the Rev Mr. Per-
kin.. Aninterestng meeting is anticipated ie91,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

Az APPALLING ScEyE-Alvdng the arrival of a ship
load eisrnnts that port the Baltimore Clippers says
The healthy the SICK the dying and the dead
mingled and great distress consequently experienced
On arriving the quarantine ground every eior, made
for the relief e the sick by the port physician but having
HOSPITAL in which he could place them believe they
removed another vessel