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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
PHENOMENA AT THE NORTH POLE.
FROM a LATE ENGLISH PAPER


A st. Petersburg periodical, lie Journal seien,i.
hque ct LIlterAire, publishes a very extraordinary
narrative Of an expedition 10 the Arctic region nm.
der the command Of NJ. Ndjnei Nitigoiwasnesenk.
The narrative says:
"Abouf the SSth degree Of latitude Welded ma
one ofthe most curious discoveries that have enrich
ed the physlca. sciences IN latter times IL occur,
res thus: For some days We had made no FIRE for
want OF wood, when, IN searching our boz of pro.
visions, ionnd some Lyons chestnuts which NJ
Arego hah SEM me ns souvenir. took Il into
my head 10 roast them. We put together som.
shavlngs which we SUI had, and klndled them. A
Drght name forthwith arose, and were antieipa
ting the sweet sensations il was about TO Weld us
when sud denly an incomprehensiJle phenomenon
manifested itself The fame, at first 80 bright
and cracking, seemed struck with immobity. and
was gradually covered viu a solid crust-t was
eongtaledl
"Our astonishment battles description. "a seien.
tho description Of the zee thus produced then Col
lows) broke bit Of tand put Il into nv mouth
contrary 20 my expectation, the sensation which
resulted was most agreeable; just fancy little taste
OF barly sugar extremely refreshing, though or.
companed by a light burnt smell. am psrsuadsd
that when such ice shall be produced by artificial
means, eonectiOners will turn il 10 great account
"A little luther on another phenomenon not less
remarkable, awaited US. We had for some time
perceived an increased rapidty in the progress Of
our sedge, though we used our iron hooks but little
The phenomenon was soon explained; one Of ia
hovlng dropped his hook, the moment he attempted
70 PICK Il up we saw u gradually remove ffonn ne
nee before us, and ultimately whiz as il split the
dense atmosphere around ne, Though already
accustomed to ne wonders which those mysterious
regions had presented 70 Us, as Il were n every
step, we stood mute with as,Onisbnent but vyere
soon reused rom our amazsmebt; our sedge, which
" almost wholly made Of iron, seemed pushed on bv
aiala, irresistible, and invincibie power, such a.
that which dpgs light boat towards cataract.
We u'ed TO stop ~ bnt could not succeed, and were
oonPelIed TO leave Il 70 the mereyoi Heaven
Inc magnetic power Of the pole produced its ef.
leey and alter lew hours Of that fantastic pro
.eN, we were enabled to perceive, by the jgJ,t Of
an AURORA oorealis the sombre nnd mysterious eS.
ueml.y OF our globe. II consisted of enormous
FOUNTAINS probably Of pure oadstone, divided into
nos' s,ea o. various eolots. green or blue. One
Mou,o nave ianeed the back Ola gigantic zebra was
nsng before Us. Alas unless Providence youeb.
saied US unhoped for assistance, we mnst soon h..
sssnso,o Peees sgsns, u. ImpslIed, by the proud
aemopo ~ .eenes, We bad tempted Heaven, ana al.
fessy did ~e feel Us hsRd suspended over our bss q.
ready 70 crVshu. ''' "'eo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03

"Neverthels.s, thus isolated in that vast frozen
solitude, and fatally dragged to destruction, We
were calm and RESIGNED 90 great 10 the power Of the
only flowed in silence, and heard beloved names
uttered, when suddsnly,a sort Of barrier Of cebergs
heaped over one aneihe-, made MS deviate from our
course, and at the same moment, and in a few &C.
eonds, a force as powerful ss that which had made
Us before devour space in front OF us made us roueh
" reeede We had just fallen into negative mag.
netic current. We were saved. and saved earry-
log away with us the most awful secret OF Nature
u was enough to run mad with joy. We raisedou
hands TO Heaven
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
The "Dor Firhfr n Is. Maai,,n Di,,,,,,


The Ateas says II is conceded that Banks has
beaten Smith by from 2 TO s majority. This is
nice difference, and possibly indicates l,s disparity
between Ibe two worthless as nearly ss practicable.
We have puzzled our brain often 70 decide how we
should have chosen between them, il compelled to
make selection. 70 that contingency, we do no,
kno" that we should alter the verdci Of The people.
To relieve the Senate OF EEt", would DO deliver
anee claiming thanks at our bands--But bis uaos.
ference TO Washington, with the privilege Of frank
Ing I'D hbtti'pJ, would inundsie the State with Loco
Foco documents, and probably arrest the progress.
OF the mails. And then the sight Of the mighty
~srr'or-the stslvart, strutting Extra, vlh hi
comb cut by Et-spesker Banks, would be good 70,
sore eyes. The result, after su, IL good-dseidedIy
as good as bad thing can be. On What nov vii
he cot his svsIls, and Vspour1 where !, bic prov.
ess--the charms Of his eIoqusnce--his vithsrne o..
Iire-lhe magic potency Of he fascinating smiIei-
Az gone-los' in ingIorious hght--snd nov wreath.
the ebsple, upon The dsus,ess brow Of the vieto
rious Banks Hssbould hang himself with . si.p.
vine 70 The 6s, black jack he can end
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
q y FL Al.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Alexander p. Field, to be Secretary for the Ter.
ritory Of Wisconsin. ''' "
Robert Tyler, to he Secretary to the Prssid.n, 10
sign patents y"
SURVEYORS GENERAL.
James Wilson, for Wisconsin and Iowa
shos Reed, Tor Missouri and Illinois.
ATTORNEYS.
franklin Dexter, for the District Of Ms,s.cb,-
sets.
Tboar w, Sutherland, for the Territory Of
%:ssonsln, "
MARSHAL.
John .. kldrdge, for the District Of Conu.eti.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
hobart Qelly, for ths County Of Ws.bin0,oo IN
'hs DISTRICT OF Columbia, (reappointedl
POSTMASTERs.
Robert M, Riddle, At PitsburR, Pennsylvsni..
Jonas M Wheeler, at Canandsieus. R.u VII
ssus. 'V"' i"s''so""'
ysckson Morton, TO be Navy Aeen, for the DOR,
o. rensscoiS' FLORIDA, In place Of George johnson
Timothy Uphsm, TO be Navy Agent for the nor,
o. r,osI.mos,h, New Hampshire, 10 place Of John
me'es ID benjamin, Edward Taylor and Msth;.,
nagar' 10 be appraisers of nefchsndise At Mes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

MASON & JACksoN-I Del. (whig e.io1
=, JACKSON c. f., April 25, Is4I.
Messrs. Ediiors-Our Election for a member n,
tue Legislature IN this District mason & Jackson,
Is over, and hasten to send you the result of the
joint vote Of The two Counties
Nehemiah Smith [whigli "A, :
Z. s. Evans lFed.l asS
G. ii. Fnzhugh lWhisI o.
SMITHS majority over Evans IS votes. Their.
was ou. a small turnout, owing 10 the Whies f,sl-
ing confident in the county election, and no, f.sin
any Interest in the Congressional Election. ow me
10 the fact that they knew the Disrc, 10 he ,c,ina
s mem, and that the Wing Candidate, Col. A. j.
against their consent 'fO" 0'e"'
The vote given in Mason s. Jackson fell shor, Of
.he vote IN the fall $40. COL Hays beat Col. A. j.
Smith IN the two counties - votes.
Very respectfully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
SUDDEN DEATH OF A oRE.T m.s


We have heard. With great roget, Of the snSd.n
oea.n' on Saturday last, at Union Theological Sen
mary. IN Pence Edward, OF tho Rev. GEORCE
A. BAXTER. ID. ID the Presiden, OF ia, IL
.aauon, Mr.. Baxter was one Of the Oldest MIMI
ers OF me Prcsbyiefian Church, in Virginia. snd
MS equation, rs pious and learned Preaehs, ~
qe gospel, was co-extonsive with the limit, M ~
Union. we learn that he had been in delicate he .l,S
.o or some lime but that he had SO much mproysd'
W., ne designed starting, on the day on which 4,
u,eo 10 richmond, on visit TO his son. fS;dnsv y
nAAVor; Esq, Attorney General OF the Siate.l H.
og carry IN the morning., his wife heard him rrosn
anu al immediately afterwards; and instantly snrs'
morning aid, placed him again in bed, where. arr,
scnene great pain, he breathed his last, in abou,
n" ,. minutes. HIS los, !. heavy calamity nor
ony 70 the denomination Of which he was no az liz
ons pushed an ornament, but to the Church a, ,as
20 speak OF the family and personal tie, when
W." oeen SO abruptly and so painfully broken.
We nope 70 receive, from some Of the intims,.
'riends OF this distinguished theolosan and schol.,
an amp'er and Jus,er tribute to his worth az man
anu ms usefulness as mnster.-Lynehbrrr VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIED


on Thursday. the 29th ult in the 46,b v.., .e
her ace, Mrs. Mar HARvIE, wife of Gen yan u
,n %. hSIve: This lady the only dau. h,s, Of
'he late Chief Justice Marshall and MARY hi. .; ~
both so well known, 50 respected. So hono1 s we
low oy The people Of this city, and by ali Who
mac Tue happiness to be acquainted with ih., "no
ne daughter inherited, and displayed rhrou.hon,
her hie, IN oil her relations and in nil bs, s.,
he virtues OF her parents-good sense witbou, r..
tension, gen,ieness OF temper and m,nners -,
anu generous feelings, upright and steady nrn.;"
Pes. her devotion TO her husba nd and cb,It,.m
her affection for her relatives and friends
towards her neghbors, charity to the Door ana
distressed, benevolencs towards all men "a quo a
eere Piety towards God-these virtues, manif..,sd
more oy deeds than by professions, secured ~
gratitude and love Of many who ween ovss Inc tne
sra'e, ana commanded the respect and esteem Of
al; 10 her husband and her children her loss I.
,h 60 rrepaaoei bu, il the deep heartfelt symps.
my 0, numerous circle Of friends can moi,,sr ~,
TO their wounded hearts, thai consoIa,;o
'nev nave, and know and feel that they have.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
wEsTMORELAND.
Mayo (W.) Is elected over Lewis tw.)
Ouk Of he IHnnda .

Inc mail OF last evening brough, intelligence Of
the election OF Wing in Mason & Jsek.on-a
wing sNin-whieh settles the question as to the
state OF parties in the next House of Delegates -
Hardy and Fayette and Nicholas, have not beeo
ome'ol'y heard from, but the Wing majority in
both is so large and decided, that no doubt is enter
tanned, but that they have elected Wings. Inelu-
ding them, the Wings have 6s-a majority Of two
which, with the aiority of two in the Senate gives
the Wings the conirouI Of both Bodies, end a ma.
jorty of at leas, on joint ballot. 1t is possible.
ana indeed probable, that this majority will be in.
creased by other counties. Braxton and Lewis 10
not without hope, and IL Col. Lawson was candi-
date IN Logan, that county has also been gained.
The account OF loss and gain 50 far stands as fol-
lows: -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
Conkrtssional Rnnmnr.

State Rights Anti Bank Repu- Federal Will.
rfahcs Mallory. John Jaliaferro
Gt"Ss u. Cary. William NJ. Gogsip
John w. Jones. John M Ro,,. ee"
VIM o. Code. C,,tbB,r, po,s'U
Edmund ". HUBBARD. Richard W Bsr,o,
waIer SOles .7erandsr IT. III Stuart
E H4 vi, 1. Hunter. George W. Summers.
! Linn Banks.
George W. Hopkins.
Lewis Steenrod.
Henry a. Wise,
VINO belongs to the "RepEbliean portion Of IN.
wing Party")-(EnqEirer
The old gentleman is certainly reduced N RI,
shift, when he resorts to a new nomenclature r., ~.
purpose Of thrusting his party friend, into b.us,
company than they have any Just claim to- Its
'e'ch' however, TO say the least oft, and will
h'de his weakness eifectually as the ostrich.
sucking ms head into tha sand conceals his bodv-
"hom can he impose upon by III Who will be co
blind as not TO see that only fen Of the tgentv-on.
representatives are Federal Loco Foeos7 Will !,
gull Wing or dupe a Loco Foco7 Will i, ,.ducs
Gov. Giper or DR.. Mallory IL is, doubtless
very great compliment TO those gentlemen TO he mn,
into the same category with Coles, and Banks. and
Hopkins and Steenrod. They will appreciate il a,
such, unquestionaLlyi
But Is there not, in this eagerness to appropriate
Wings TO themselves, sign that the pride and f,s.
udousness Of the former days of Jack.onisr mr..
upon The wanef Ia the day Of their inyineibilitv
and glory, none but "olear grit" Loco could pa;n
admission to the ranks Of the faithful IL WIS m,
sufficient to agree With hs party" on this and that
and the other great ques'ionf you fell sbor, IN IN.
least particular, you were incontineRty damned
Jackson's notions constituted bed of Proe,,,,.,
by which all we're required to regulate their
opinions. The old Observation-Disclosures. Ia
nsy, Van Buren,, Buchanan, S<c.--were the great,
est adopts in this game Of adaptation, and
they consequently soon became luminafies Of the
hrsi magnitude among the "aiumiH0isd DINO.
sTsey" Now the Loco Foco rule is reversed. In.
stead Of requiring one TO agree with them in all
things, as ofyore ifthey by any degree Of far.
fetched construction make out single point Of
agreement, he IS unceremoniousy impressed, and
every where sggmatized as ga good.enough Loco
for them. THIS, % before observed, denotes sink.
ing Of the pride Of former days 70 keep pace with
the deeliRe Of their fortunes. We you'd not deny
this poor privilege 70 the uodone Faction, and whilst
they can extract augtt from y 10 console them in
their desperate straits, LEI them snioya. We will
merely suggest that whilst they are comforting them
selves with their new nomenclature; others divide
parties after this fashion;
felH% Loco t'eo'. RspuJtean WhiSL
George g. Cary, Francis Mallory,
John w. Jones, John Taliaf.rro.
&c, &c &C., Sc.
~' 10.
r. M. 7. Huntsr-I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
Shenandoah Disivi,f

The contest ia this District between four Loeofo.
cos has probably resulted in favor Of Mr.. Williams
he receiving nearly the entire vote OF shensn
doah-~hlsi the votes Of the other counties were
divided amongst the other candidates. Mr.. VIII
liams will make brilliant Congressman-He and
Col Hubbard are intellectual giants, and will 70 far
70 revive the renown Of the Old Dominion when sbs
stood foremost in the National Couneilsi O We
shades Of Madison and Giles and Randolph
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water, this day, II o'clock, p. M.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Orator, Hughes, Philsdelob;. .,,l.,.
dries. avg" iofh' kun-
Sehr Mand.rine, Baltimore, sundries.
S Seh 2ohn how'e!i, Philadelphia, sundrie..
SAILED,
Schr Mobile, Baltimore, coal.
coal. Ne". YORK,
Schr Superior, Shaw, Troy. coal.
Schr Tionet Snow Ros,on IT,,
Schr rhadeus, Philsdelpha, coal. "''''
Sehr Liberty, Townsend, New York, coal
Sehr John Stol, Teal. Philadelphia. Tobacco g.
MEMORANDA.
ua.a;n. lNoRe, May ARRIVED, schr For.
sehr Pastora, Creighton, , days from Rebmood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
HARRISON cnIfnrv

Returns in part Indicate the election Of two I.o.
co Poco', by a close vote, to the House of DeIo.
gates and Of "Ora.or shinn" to the Senate, to sue.
coed Mr. Bland Loco Poco) Mr.. shinn, from
some cause or other, was not in first rate odour
when in the Legislature before; but even il no bet
Ter than report gave out, there have been other.
there, Of whom he would be justihed in demanding
boot IN case Of swsp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
o is elected IN this county.
PATRICK.

PATRioK c. II. 26th April, Al.
To the Editors cffhe Whig,
Gentlemen-Not having time 10 give Won the
statement OF the polls will give the result Of tbs
election 10 this county (Patriek.) Cbeatham is re-.
majority Of II votes: Tunstsl has beaten ia
way, (Loeofoeo) in this county, SO votes. for m.
Senate; and Stuart has beaten Goggin, on section
al grounds, IN Patrick only u votes /; and Goggin
IS certainly re elected by majority OF several hun
orSo' Very respectfully
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03

Col. Dick Johnson has sgniied his willingness. 10
serve the people of Scott county, Kentucky, in
The Legislature of the State, if it be their pleasure
to elect him. The Colonel has been so long seeus.
toned to draw sustenauce from the public pap, tina,
ne cannot consent to relinquish his hold. Half a
loaf IS better than nothing, and old clothes are pre.
ferrable to perfect nudity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
r. M. 7. Huntsr-I.
CbarlofissviRs .sdpoes,,.

This paper, conducted with marked ability Ior
lhe last twelve months by ThOmrs Wood, Esq
has changed hands in part. Mr. Wood has re-
tired, end Is succeeded by Han B. Magruder, Esq
who will bSye charge Of the editorial department
Mr. MsErqder viii preserve the political integrity
and sustain the high reputation Of the Advocate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
WIN. J, SMITH,

WlLL continue the business ct thu sand which ~.
w been occupied BY Huston Smith and has rae az,
MENEs AID vEsTfNG, with variety OF srrins
900 tunmei foods apd viii take pleasure u esecu,ins
h Nh assurna y EN- that he wl endeavor 10 slvc
ss,.e INJUNCTION We has on hand and inends keeuins
Ns HswII s.ss employment, 10 sors sr., RAJ. Go,
- =. sp1-M
Rorl.Eh PLATE. Tecslvsae ~ chr wsxmooe
- "d pf ale spS n ooRpOa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
Majority for Barton, 2O3

Majority for Barton, 2O3
SCOTT COUNTY.
ouillen (Loco) is elected in this county over Xii.
gov l"hig) by the skin of his teeth. The yo,.
stood:
Miller $40
KilGorc 343
A majority of six in a county heretofore on. Of
the strong holds of modern Democracy. !. . III.
most malignant type Of ancient Federalism.
The vote between Hopkins and Watson wa. AL
so closes Hopkins 375, Watson $50. Watson. Al.
though beaten, has made gallant fight and don.
good service to the good cause. He is a man NJ
popular manners and decided talents, and csnoo,
be kept down by Loco Focoism m.
Col. MeMullen received larger vote than anv
Of his party, it being the county Of his residence
and Is no doubt reelected over Bekem, sterling
Wing and man of fine promise. MoMulIen 1875
-Bekem $50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
N. YORK MONEY MARKEr-c,

I'll. ,;, THURSDAY, p. M
.hls season by land. will no doubt be greater ,h.n
that ofany former year. a'e' nan
The Collector Of the Port has commenced nj, -
moSals and appointments. Two were ade.for STA.
follow. VIII soon
Il. ~ Is SAID The numbered removals will be rr..,,r
man the appointments and that tho reduction % me-
Sers and consequently in expense will be con.;Js,a
whole day is quite rarity. "s"'"e' 'o'
ne remi''ers OF exchange are beginning to nur.
chase large sales OF Sterling Bills at 1871 alO7,'
,,o>,,, MARKETS-THuRspAY.
COTTON-Steady saIes Mt nn;c,,n,
mon Brands. A'" ~ % 'orc COM
90 akAlN-Saes of both Rye and Corn a, 50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03

hamP'hrt-Co ngress-Barton has 65 majority
over Lucas Senate-Faulkner's majority "a.
House OF Delegates-Vance and Pug6 (Wbissl
CLARKE.-Lucas's majority over R,,,on q.
Dr. Buck IL. F.l elected to the House of Dsie-
gates. " De'e-
REDERIcx.--COHgrsss-Ba (W.) 6s5. Luz
cas-, H.: ~ 772. HOuse Of Deisgafss-Csther.
w. W. III II MEaslI tw;l esq Byrd, IL. FL 77s;
az 00'' w. f'| 'ss- Lueas's majority over Barton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03

NEW YORK MARKETs, April 10
COTTON-Tho market is dull this nnorning h,,,
holders are trm.
FLOURAThere y 10 changs In the aspee, NJ
the market. Canal remains SIN Al Us Tor eoTnmca
brands. ~ W"Tf
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WHTe GAIN.

Both branches Of the Legislature, and clear
gain oftwo members Of Congres,.-GIory enough
Tor one campagnI
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IrFSee the remarks Of Mr.IayIso Of Cumber.
land, vhchrput the controversy with New York
into q nut she'll.