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Georgia..

The Democratic Governor has teen elected in this
ate, by very large msjority; also democratic
,sjorty in both branches Of the Legislature,
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The Democrats have elected one member in Diu-
ohin also Two senator, in Cumberland, Adams and
'rsnklin. Stevens is elected in Adams, by Ito Of
Insjorty.
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JEDI Or. E33GE[RG-A
SURGEON DENTIST,
EAS returned again TO Sunuuiy, and Is fe-
e III pared TO perform "Il operations in DENrAL
SrK0ERr In his usul good ,ty'c.
hose who desire their N,,ural Teeth repaired,
new ones iusct ell, will please leave word SOON,
rs his stay vii! not probably be more ,hsn two
weeks
CT Residence a, the Hotel of c. d. Wharton.
Bctdhci 9Th, lSai.
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SpsQpEHASNA Coal TnapE.

SrsorEHAsNA Coat TnADE.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley. to
June 2ls,, Tons, 7,ll6
ScHrrLKiLL Coal TRADE.
To Oct.7 Tons. 4i9,l74
LIrrLE ScHurLKILL Coal TRADE.
TO Ocl. 7. Tons. 2s,soo
DELAwApE & IIrpsoy Coat TRADE.
To Sept. 25. Tous. l3o,o7o
PINE GRovE Coal TRADx.
To Aug. 5, Tons, 10000
MoUSr CARBoS RAIL Roam.
Amount transported to Oct.7, Tons, co GAL
MISs HiLL & ScuuYLKILL HAVEN Rail Roam.
Amoun, Transported tn Oct.7 Tons 1888
MILL CREEK RAL Roam.
Amount transported to Oct.7. Tons Al SAG
ScHrrLKiLL VALLEY Rail Roam.
Amour, transported to Oct. 7, Tons CO. 900
LEHIeu Coal TnADE.
To Sept, so, Tons, 5s,55s
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Coal ira de .

Amount OF Coal carried on tho Danville aud
Pottssllie Rail Road to Sunbury for shipping, du
ring the week ending on Oct. L., 7O5 Tons
Per last report, Is sos
Total, 1926
Amoun, Of iron Ore uanspn,tej, i,723
JOHN BUDD, W. n.
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Election News.

MAXI war ron rus AvALAScn.--Hu for
Old Berks The homes. Germans Of old Berks,
the home of Judge Banks, who we're to be gulled
into his Honor's support, have given David r. Por.
ter 1856 majority. Whiegies those Dutch are not
Q dumb as you took them to be-
scHrrIKILI.--They yeomanry of schrylkill have
done their duty this time. A majority of 900 for
Porter proves that they still true to their old faith
We give the following additional particulars,
which render it pretty certain that our patriotic and
faithful Governor David II. Porter is reelected, by
,nya,,l. oe IN MN -..:..;,,.
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MISE HILL & ScnuYLKILL HAVEN RAIL RoAu
Amount Transported tn Oct. z, Tons 1893 80!
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MouST CARBoS RAIL Roam.
Amount transported to Oct.7, Tons, co GAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26
Mn. STEVENSON

We observe, that several Of tie Wing presses At III.
North are attempting 10 excite some panic in relation
10 Mr.. S;evensons last Correspondence with tie
British Ministry. They even limiting ,ccr h..
tween the two countries, rs likely 10 arse from the
present relations between them, and they p'es,t
10 ascrbe such sentiment 10 our late min ster
Such, we are assured, is not his opinion How
ever unfortunate and insdmissble may have been
some of the positions taken by the late British Nj
MISTER, We understand Mr.. Stevenson has never
expressed airy opinion Of the probability of war
but that, the contrary, both 10 the President and
the Secretary Of State, he has asserted that both the
Government and the People of England inclined
10 he pacific. We know from the best authority, HIST
he left England under such impression, as some Of
the Wing presses have indicated, and that hr hes COM
municated very different opinions TO tie Government,
from those which have been ascrlbed TO him by some
Of the Wing presses.
/; is with much pleasure, we understand that after \
negotiation Of two three years he has succeeded
getting The British Government to decide he Rtf gus
lion to our satisfaction. The following annunclGtion
upon this subject appears in the last National ln,e
gencer:
"OrrIcIAL.-We learn that, by decision Of tie
Lords of the Treasury, rough Rice Paddy Will here.
after be admitted into the Kingdom of Great Britain
the payment Of duty Of penny per quarter, Until
il shall be otherwise ordered by Parliament, which
change is not expected to take place
This has been carried by Mr. Stevenson, al,
ter long ard prorac,ed nego,iationby his
tons 1t was one Of the last services Of his Ministry
The Commission is said to have been granted under tie
auspices OF Lord Aberdeen.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION

The Columbus (Al,ss Democrat claims tie Govern
or, Members Of Congress, and both Houses q: the
gisature. 1t states, that ''twentytwo Senators v.,a
elected At the late general elections. The Bond mon
have elected Senators as follows: Wilkinson l. Atara
], Warren ], Washington ], Madison HOLMES |. -
all g. The Anti Bondmen have elected Senators -
the following counties: Pike /, Rankin !, Yalobush
/, Choctaw |, Winston /, Lownde ], OctibbeIa
Monroe j, Marshall |, La Fuyette J. in all 10; and vii
no doubt elect another in Tishemngo, and possibly ono
in Tppah The Senators whose terms did not esprs
last November, stand ten Ant-bond and four Bond
The House of Representatives will contain abou, e.
Anti bondmen, and 30 Wings, or Bondmen, one Do.
mocratic Bondman and three Anti-bond Wings"
The last Democrat U3th inst.l "congraiuIates i,
friends having obtained a glorious victory IN the
State fuckers majority can scarcely fal! short ii
twenty. hundred, and It may reach between three
and four thousand. Oar candidates icr Conrrrs,
Thomson and Gywn) elected BY about the SANE
majority. We have doubtless carried all the State
Officers, with the exception of Secretary of Stale-,ha,
it is probable have lost, through division in our
ranks. The Legislature will be Democratic, but "
what majority, we cannot now say.-in The twenty.
seven counties heard FROM (neary all officially tie
aggregate Democratic gain over the election last Fall
is 1870 We have lost in but two countes-bank rt.
den, Wing ridden Noxubee, and old Federal Wilkinson
Par mobile ratrum)-and our loss in these two on.
ly fourteen in the former and thirteen i'll the latter
Noxubee bears or the palm one vote"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

DREADrrL FIRE IN yIcKspuRc.-The New Orleans
Bee of the 18th inst says: awe learn from the clerk
of the Someryle, from Memphis, That when that boat
passed the town of Eicksburg Tuesday night, the
9th inst, large fire raging, which had already
consumed square; and the wind was very high nj
the time fears entertained that large portion oil
the city would be consumed If further particulars
should arrive, before paper goes TO press, we will
annex them
"P. S. We have since heard from the clerk of the
steamer Express Mall that two entire blocks of build
ngs in the very heart of the business part of the city
were consumed but unable 10 obtain any positive
particulars to the amount of loss sustained by th.
calamity"
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james Rirer and Kananoha Improrcment-T Ka.
nawha Je.rsonian of the 9th inst informs us that the
Engineers employed in this work decidedly of the
opinion that Canal be constructed the entire dis.
lance from Lynchburg to Charleston, and at an ex-
pense small in comparison with former estimates. We
hope that this opinion may be well founded-as we
have long ago to the conclusion that if the
nectioa Of the James River and Kanawha can be eff
fecied only by Railroad, the scheme would of
sty be ultimately nbandoned-hoth account of the
immense cost of such mode of Improvement, and its
demonstrated ncopacy to sustain itself, except under
very necuar circumstance.
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rFyon ne y. j. J,urno, Of Commerce.

(FraunLh ". j. IparHa! Of C1Hmerrr.)
THE New REVOLUTION IN MESIco.-By the barque
Anahuac, Capt Wilson, we have Vera Cruz papers 10
the 18th ut containing dates from the capital to the
10Th. We have also grent number Of handbs and
other publications relating 10 the revolution.
II will be seen from the annexed translations, that
COMPROMISE, without mucblbloodshed. Santa Ana Is
now Provisional President of the Republic, having
been elected on the 9th ult, by a Junto appointed BY
himself
The idea of pacific adjgstmen, Of the dispute was
suggested towards the close of September, and on the
27th armis,ce Of two days was agreed on, with q
view to so desirable an issue.
On the 2sth Gen. Santa Ana addressed communica
ton to the Supreme Government in which he named
the following bases for reconciliation and re-organiza
ton of the government;
l. By the will Of the nation, the powers called Su
preme by the Constitution OF 526. terminated, ex
cept the Judicial whose functions shall be confined 10
matters strictly judicial with reference 10 the laws
in force.
2. As no other meana suggests itself for learning
the will of the Departments than TO appoint Junta
composed of two Deputies from each, natives Of the
same, citizens thereof and residing in the Republic
his Excellency, the Generalin- Chief of the Mexican
army, shall appoint then in order that they, with entire
immunity of person, may designate in ,chom shall be
vested the Executive power Professionally
3. The person SO designated, shall Immediately enter
upon the Executive func,srs taking the oath to ad-
minister we'll the affairs Of the nation in the presence
of said Juna.
4. Within two months The provisional Executive shall
issue order convokng new Congress, which, pos.
sessDp ample powers, shall be charged with the for.
nation of National Constitution, according to the best
of its judgment.
s. This Congress Extraordinary shall assemble within
six months from the issuing of the decree of convoca-
cation and shall attend to other business but the
framing of said Constitution.
g. The Provisional Executive shall be responsible for
his acs, to The first constitutional Congress.
T. The faculties Of the Provisional Executive include
all which necessary for the organization of the Sc
veral branches of the public administration.
s. Four Minister'S will be appointed, viz: of Foreign
and Domestic Relations Of Public instruction and In
dustry; Of the Treasury; End Of Waran Marine
g. Each Department shall appoint two individuals ir
lis confidence, as Council, who shall give their OPT
Mons upon all matters about which they may be con
suited by the Executive.
TO- Until the meeting of the Council appointed by the
Departments, it, functions shall be discharged BY the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

VIA DUDLEY pH,rEH tsD TAmoRs over the Store Of
menl Of CLOTHS CAssMERES and VEsTING;S suitable for
present season. which they invite the of
Cts Country friends 70 call and examine before purchasing
elsewhe they have been laid very terms.
They able TO furnish the above UNUSUALLY they only
reGues their friends To call and themselves before
chasing elsewhere Orders will always be attended
prompiness and sespaich. a. VIA,
R. DUDLEY.
Nov. Ri 53-2aMtlJdns
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University or YIRciSIA.-Mr Sylvester the newly
appointed Professor Of Mathematics, has arrived at the
University The event was distinguished on the part
of the students by brilliant illumination on Thursday
evening last.
The number of students (says the Adrocate) has
swelled 10 about l7 which is full average of previous
seasons, at this period, and affords favorable augnry
of the continued prosperity and usefulness of the nst-
tui
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The following instructions have been received
through the Secretary of War; from the President and
are published for the guidance of all concerned.
"Major. General Scott. Col. Totem, of the Engl-
neers, aud Lieut. Col TaIcott of the Ordnance will
compose Board TO inquire into and re port upon the
proprey of establishing safer depot for the pre-.
servution of the gunpowder Of the United States,
where it will not be exposed to the ordinary accidents
of neghborhood, and where no injury could be sus'
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s2,os6,O5s
Sl,9si,l3G
Amounting TO

Which sum deducted from the above de-
fe;t would leave the amount 10 he pro-
vided for on the Is, of September SOL ,91t
instead of So 25l 35 as staedby the Secretary; de-
felt which can only be created by expanding in three
months considerably more than one half the amount
of the and permanent, appropriations for the cur
rent service of l54l and which, repeat, would at the
wear wear to exceed forty.four MILLIONS of dollars.
/ have now, Mr. Chairman, but one minute LEFT L
express MY regret that cannot in connection with lh
subject present 10 the committee my views of those
still more disastrous with which it is to bs
followed-Bank Tariff Distribution and Abolition If
reserve. unjust the earth quake" before the people
be aroused,
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Tur HOME SQuADRoS.-We learn that Com. Stew
art has been appointed 10 the commend of the Home
SQUADRON This is a handsome compliment, not only
to the gallant officer himself but to Pennsylvania, one
of whose cherished sons he is. Should the Commo-
dore accept there will be a vacancy in the command OF
the philade phia Navy Yard. Capt. Gwynne is now
cond in command. He also rs n Pennsylvania, de-
servedly esteemed and popular-and his promotion
would be regarded with much favor in this community
fPhiia Inn.
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Public Sale of .Stock Con,

Pablo Sale Of Stock Crops, &c.
on Tuesday 4th December IL fair, not, the fair
" day, will be sold public auction Fighting Creek
mile from Powhaan Courthouse ths Of Horses Mules
Cattle Hogs and Sheep all the crop Of Fodder OATS &C., and
portion Of the crop Of Cnn. Also plantation UTENSILS Wa
CONS and Carts credit Of months viii be given all
over dollars GEO. 81. HARDING.
Macs -yytd.s
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ALMANACKS for ask2.

g4st patlished and for Aae BY W-4RROcR,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALHANACK
for the year 1884, calculated BY D. Rchardson Of Louisa
county, Virginia. containing part the late Census OF Virginia
showing The popcctop Of each Of the four great divisions u the
State de-, sc. Aug 81
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"Mr. Fendall, District attorney, Washington.

of the llth has the following "As affairs now stand,
fuckers [Dem.l majority is 1854, If the six coun-
ties yet to heur from vote they did two years ago,
his majority will be 1872, which is enough in al!
science "-.Nt.c Orleans Picauune, .fou. IA.
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This deficit is reduced to

Deduct also debt received from the Bank
of the United States, which was not
brought into The receipts for the month
Of March
Deduct Treasury notes charged as an ey.
pend,,ure prior 10 the 4th OF March,
hut not redeemed until afterwards
Deduct The probable additional receipts
from customs and lands in those three
months, as per his own estimates for the
year
Deduct, also, amount Of money in the
minis
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wag says, that of all the attacks mace " Ii.
Wing the decent and talented organ o. !ne .."k upo
claims oil The decency and talents, us s'a'n !. 4
Mr. Stevenson s Sheep il the most shssp,M, .r ,bse
silly as the assault Of Don Quxotte Of 10cA V
or party Of armed men.
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udedct at the end of the rtsaent year. and shouid'
therefore, be so deducted from the $l6,sDOo0o when
will reduce the Secretarys "dctinh TO So'Vo'''ii -
And i, is perhaps worthy oi notice" that the Two ias'
items. upon which these rrnarhs are p'edcned, MAKE
tore;her the sum of $lo,0e7,aH, which Is with"
fraction of tho amount proposed 10 be subscribed ny
The Goyernmen, as its capital stock N The "F iscai
Rank Of the u S." Sir, can all readily imagine
Inn, such surplus would be very great convenience
n such time as i, would most seasonabIy contribute
10 nut into speedy operation that tremendous engine
Of Wing reform to The consequences: oi which upon
the free institutions of my country, and upon the oer
ties Of the people, look with the most gInnmy ofeood-
;nus. Bat TO return from this dgreSs'on. Does tne
Secretary regard the s6Ooo94 (Which is in truth all
the deficit that he can make nj t'e close Of the year,
as debt of the late Administration lie hns not ven
tured that assertion. But he hys, shsTe WI be I'm,
provided for Of the demands ~ Of the debt but o. The
de~auds-far the presen, year, he sun of s6oOo,94l
And who allow me here to ngrre IS It that proposes
to create these demands upon the Treasury: You nave
only to look to the estimates submitted by me war
Department at this extra session. 10 be saisea hat
90 are asked to be appropriated, and which they
inform us can be expended by the ;S OF January io4s
This. presume will scarce be set down as charge
AGAINST The late Administration Then let 1t be deducted
from The aggregate of demands, aud you have e TO be
nrnn;dsd Far at the end of the year $3479695
rt.fna
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From the N. y. Post, Nor. o.


The market is oppressed with gloomy forebodings-
manv of the Stale securities will become almost worth
less because there is immediate prospecto any pro
vision 10 meet accrung interest," say nothing OF the
princpal the money is not to be had from The people,
taxation will not bring it. Our Corporation are FIRE.
quently advertising property for arrearages OF taxes
and cannot find buyers. vast system OF credit has
exploded, and very little will be gathered from The
raements-Sta,es like individuals, will become bank
rupt. .
At the Stock Exchange prices receded, with the ex.
ception of Harlem and Delaware the former advanced
one per cent and the latter Ii. Exchange on Phade
phia 95l.
MONEY MARKET-cITY NEWS.
For he Htca, to sail at ocast tomorrow
Since the sailing OF The last steamer, Tor Liverpool
there has been considerable sensation in The Money
and Stock Markets The rate of Sterling Bills has con
tinued high that there has been constant drain fol
specie. With the exception of limited amount of Bills
on Paris and London received from the South, there
have been but few legitimate bills offering Most
of the Exchange has been drawn against specie shipped
to meet it. This has been the case until a few days
since when FIVE ofour principal banks appeared in the
Market and offered any supply that might be wanted
at 10 Londoo and 522 France. The consequence
has been, that private bills plenty in the MARKET a
1904 on London and 525 Paris This will efectua
" check any further exports specie Indeed the
banks appeared in the market bill drawers there has
been demand for specie. For three months past The
rate of Exchange has been steadily against this coun
try that about FIVE millions of dollars have been ex
ported from this port alone since the LIST of August last
Of this sum- the greater portion has gone 10 France
and mostly in silver For considerable time this
po, was not felt by the banks their supply being mos
abundant; but within the last month"; there has been
considerable demand on the banks which hes been tn
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JOSH MARIA ToRSEL,
JOSE IGYAcio gutierrez.
This Convention is ratified.
Antonio LopEz DE SANTA ANA.
This Convention is ratified.
AyAsTAsIo BrsTAaESTE.
The Vera Cruz Censor Of Oct. 18th, contains a
complete list of the Representatives of Departments
appointed by Gen. Santa Ana, agreeably 10 the above
bases Among others are two for Yucatan, and two
for Texas. All the gentlemen appointed appear TO have
been the capital at the date of their appoint
ment for, the OH of October, they convened in due
form and manner, and proceeded to discharge the duty
devolved upon them. The result was, Of course the
appointment Of the who appointed them and, at
u o'clock the following day, he sworn into Of
flee as provisional President of line Mexican Republic
The Of this event reached Vera Cruz, by express
the morning of the l2th and created general salts.
faction, which expressed by sautes of artillery and
the ringing of bells
VERA CRuz, Oct. 1.-THE regeneratng army,
comprising 10000 of all arms, at the head OF
which marched its lusrious Generalin Chief, entered
the capital on the 9TH instant.
Extract of letter. dated Vera Cruz, October II -
1.-THE flag of Santa Ana has been hoisted here, pro-
claiming him President of the Republic He has tri-
umphed over Bustamente, and has him in his hands
Merchandise now begins to be sent into the interior,
but there is yet much doubt, it is not known What
Santa Ana will do.
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tanned by o,ler buildings persons in case of e1po
sion. 80, :: III,
"The Board viii examine Constitution Island, IN u.
Hudson river near West Point, aud snch other p,
lions as may be deemed expsdf",, aud give an me ara
which should be preferred. statement 0, of the
iy Of powder to tie stored, and an he depot win
expense of establishing and maintaining the 'ep'' WIN
accnmnanY the repnrt"