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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
Tirninia md Mo YORK.

We should have been extremely happy, if the course
of N York could have superseded the execution Of
"lnspecton Law Virginia will repeal it with much
more pleasure than she enacted il, she
reconcile the measure to her rights and her serespect
The law went into operation on the lst inst. Mr. Gre
CORY, the Acting Governor, has appointed Edward S.
Gayle Inspector for the port of Norfolk and Portsmouth
and Elizabeth river We shall publish complete list
of the Inspectors in few days The last Charleston
Mercury says: "As it is, the Governors of Virginia
and South Carolina had no license Of discretion-the
law must be executed. The appointment made by Gov.
Richardson for Charleston gives evidence that while il
will be executed firmly, neither ve2ation tyranny
will form a feature of The law in South Carolina"
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Correspondence of he Philadelphia Gazette.

NeW IUTk, HPTII oU, IC4>
The case Of VIM. Nj. Price, late District Attorney,
has last been brought to close by verdict against
him Of SS3,2l7 nearly the whole amount of his alleged
defalcation. The has been the subject of much
conversation here and the verdict gives general salts
faction IN the course OF the trial no false modesty
shown by the opposing counsel by the Judge in his
charge. Mr.. r. called by the right terms OF dis
honest and defauler
The late Improvement in stocks it seems is not 10
continue The sales at the board show consider abe
decline: Haflem Il. r. fell off ]; Mohawk, Indiana,
81; l.. l. r Road, ].
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We rejoice TO learn, that Convention OF Dele
rates Of all the Banks of Virgins, Zone from each
Bank and Branch Bank,) will meet in this City on Inc
nth July next, to devise for resumption, al an
earlier period than that fixed BY law BY comparing
notes, and adopting suitable rules We trust that they
will be able resume, at an earlier day. and on per-
manent footing.
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nENRICo-l DIT Complefe.l
S,nof, House of O<irn


Broadus said TO be reelected by majority OF AZ over
Mr.. FAINT
ELIZABETH CITY AND WARWICK Del.
John d. Brown of Warwick rs reelected The con
lest was between him and Dr. William Hope-bolf
Wings -
A. w. Robins reelected by minority OF about Ut
over Mr. Colin Clarke Estates Rights Republican, who
went too late into tho field3
HARDY-l DEL.
james S. Miles (FcderaiiSt) elected.
HANDSOME DrI.
The Federasts are Growing about the election oil
their candidate A. J. Smith The result is morty.
ing enough TO the Republicans-but it is their own
fault Their divisions in Harrison occasioned their par
tal defeat The Washington Index States that The eiec
ton Of Smith was occasiored 'by divsion-hve cnnd'-
dates ran" We have not received the POLAND The
correspondent of the II. Wing does not even refer to
the number of the candidates. Basel (Rcp, is the
other Delegate.
HENRY DvI.
The Richmond Wing says, 1.-The Democrats have
elected their CANDID ,te, Kmg--and that the Wings
have been defeated by running two candidates.
KANAWHA-l DIT
Parks. wv } has heat Matthews (Rep) The whole
poll is not stated. For The Senate, Steenbergen (W)
has majority of more than 35 over Thompson The
Richmond Wing seems, by Typographical erratuIn,
lin stating the poll at Coalsmouh precincp TO have
put it 100 short.
II. Wallace Nv ) ia5 John ilooe (D) 5s-w.'s
majority a. On the day of the Election, MIR. Hooe
is said 10 have declared that he from the absence
of large number Of his party, his defeat was insvita
ble and that he was not candidate.
LANCASTER AND RICHMOND DEL
Edmunds- (W) elected
MARION-(n,rn eouny)-l DIET.
Dr. Kidwe- (Rep.) over others.
MoNONGAlIA-I DEF
Tanzey- 1Rep detected John and Price, (Rep.)
NORTIAMPTON-l DrL.
Or. VERIFY (W9 re elected without opposition
NORTHUMBERLAND DEL
HHEATnsvIILE, VA, April 29-"i have been request
ed to inform you, that Walter Rice (DemocratJ is
elected 10 represent this county in the next Legsla
ture, without opposition
PRINCE WILIIAM-l DEi-
Basil Brawner (lep) reelected
RAPPAHANNOCK-l DEL.
James F. STROLLER, reelected.
STAFFORD-l Del.
Hedeemau' (D) elected, one account snys, by ma
jority OF s; another, of 10.
Senatorial Election
Clark Penn, the Democratic Senator, has beaten
Vincent Witcher, l2 votes. The Federal Wings are
"lamentably' distressed at this unexpected defeat.
New Members
THE BATTLE FIELD
We drop extended Table this morning, and conhno
smaller Table of gains and ios far received
Exd~r Go,u
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CONGRESS.

In the House of Representatives on Wednesday,
after the transaction of some unmportant business,
The consideration of the unfinished business Of Satur-
day was resumed This was the motion of MIR. Wise
to print the Presidents Message, transmitting the
reports of the Commissioners appointed TO invest-
gate the nffairs of the New York Custom House
MIR Underwood, who entitled 10 the floor, address
ed the House at much length in opposition to the power
ofihe President TO institute the commission, and con.
cluded his remarks by offering amendmrn, 10 the
motion 10 print, declaring that the House did pre-
tend approve justify the conduct Of the President
in instlutng the proceedings.
The motion TO print further discussed by Messrs
Profit, Stanly, WISE and Gushing. And the last named
gentleman having yielded the foOr the House ad-
journed.
The Senate passed the Civil and Diplomatic uppro.
propriaton bill
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We call the attention OF the Postmaster. General tr

We call the attention oil the Postmaster General to
the extraordinary fact, which is stated by Cores
pendent in Brooke county. 1t is bad enough that any
of citizens should disgrace the State by The
employment of lcyers-bnt "lhe operation OF car
ryng voting pipe layers in The maboat which ought
10 have carried hc mail, has ustIy) excited deep ndg
nation We call upon Mr. WickliIc 10 investigate the
facts and 10 punish the guilty.
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From 7aursday'J .Nadiso


Statement Of the personal lcaich occurred the
House Of Representatives. on the An May Ge,oeen Mr.
Staniy and Mr. Wise.
Mr.. Sianly was on the floor debating the question of
printing the Message Of the President upon the reports
Of the Commissioners touching the affairs Of the Gus
tom House at N York and in the Of his speech
said that he did not allnde in former debate TO Bale
Peyton BY the remark that Reuben NJ Whitney had
been bull logged before committee in 1886" THAT
Mr.. Peyton not in his eye when he made the allu
sion, but that he alluded 10 Mr. Wise by that remark
in consequence of previous remark made by him..
MIR. Wise and asked MIR. StanIy "whether he
was 10 understand him as saying that lie (Mr. Wise)
had bull-dogged Reuben NJ Whitney"
Mr.. Slany replied to Mr. Wise "that he repeated
what he had sud-that he alluded TO him (alr Wisc)
and not to Mr. Peyton, in conse quense Ut his (slr.
Wses) previous remark about the committee logging
the Department"
Mr. Wise then replied slhat, in a former debate, he
(Mr Wise) had said that after the calls which the
House had made upon the Secretary Of the Treasury
for the reports of the Commissioners, the powers OF
the committee the subject ccasedthe committee
fuaetus e0icio-and the Communicable had not said
any. member Of 1.-THE committee had no power or bus
TO be logging at the heels OF the Department TO
know why it had not answered the calls OF the House
which had taken the call out Of the hands OF the
mtee That 1t was in reply this Mr. Stnny had used
the remark that Whitney had been 'buldogged and IN
answer to this remark lie Mr. Wise had reminded the
House that it before the Garland Committee, and
not before the committee OF which he hr. WIseI was
chairman that the scene with Reuben n. Whitney oc.
Cured that MIR. Peyton the member involved in
that scene Ii was he who was insultcd, and who
scented the insult, and no, MIR. Wise himsef-and no
who knew The facts would suppose otherwise than
that it Mr. Peyton who alluded TO by Mr. Sian
Iy's remark He (Mr Wse) therefore again asked
Mr. S,any whether he (Mr. Stany) meant TO say that
he (Mr. Wise) had ever 'bull.dogged" Reuben III.
Whitney,"
Mr. Stanly replied "that lie again said what he had
at first said that he alluded TO Mr.. Wse and not 10
Mr. Peyion, and was replying to his remark, and not
to Mr.. Peyton's.
Mr.. Wise then said, "Sir, the answer TO my ques.
ton is just such expected 10 obtain from
COWARD and, pointing his finger directly at MIR.
Slanly, added "who stands before me-"
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Democratic majority,

ain order to secure the election of Campbell and de-
feat Newman, the most extraordinary eIertlons were
made; corruption and combination were both resored
10. In Brooke county, arrangement was made be-
tween the Wings and some who called themselves
Democrats, by which Mcmillan was induced to come
out as Democratic candidate against Hewett, who
had been nominated by the Democratic Convention;
the Wings agreeing TO go for Mcmillan, who went
around the county electoneerng for himself and Camp
bell Until Monday there seemed TO be strong pro-
liability that the Democrats would be defeated both as
10 the House and Senate. On Monday, three days
preceding the election, Hewett withdrew, and DR.. d.
Z. Stanton was put in nomination.
Notwithstanding the shortness of time, the Demo-
Gratis stirred themselves actively, that TO the utter
conster patton Of our opponents the Democratic candi.
date has been elected, while the man whom the Wings
supported has bren defeated.
ain other parts of the Senatorial district still worse
means adopted by our opponents. The mail be-
tween Steubenv,lle and Wheeling is by contract
red in a steamboat. But yesterday the steamboat was
taken off the route, the mail put in wagon and the
boat sent from Wheeling down TO Tyler county with
cargo of pipe layers TO vote for the Wing candidate
The result of the Senatorial election is therefore doubt
full. We have not heard from the other counties; but
as pipe laying was doubt resorted to in ALL there is
reason to fear that Newman is defeated. greater
outrage upon public rights than this violation of mail
contract TO corrupt the purity of the balot-box and
carry an election cannot we'll be conceived IL calls
loudly for correction. Yours, &c,
Extract of a letter from WHEELING, April 90.
al send you the cheering intelligence that We have
elected Alexander Newman 10 the Senate by maj ory
Of %.
"Brooke elects DR.. Stanton (Dem,) by large ma
jorty.
1.-The firm and able Democrat, Jefferson T. Martin,
is elected from Marshall by an increased majority.
"Wes,, (Dem.,) is elected over Martin, (D) in Ty-
Ter by small majority
From the Haesling .4rgus-E,tra.)
DEMOCRATIC TRluMPH.-We are grali6ed thus
early to inform friends of the Of
didae for the Senate, after close and spirited con-
notwithstanding the influence of u Bank Presi
dent and the bareaced violation OF law in the Of
the Tyler county votes, Mr. Newman is elected
his antagonist by clear majority of "a. We congra
tulate the Democracy Of this Senatorial District on
victory achieved under circumstances apparently SO
,nc,y
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ACCOMhC-2 DEL.

Two hundred and forty average majority for The De-
mocruc candidates in Accoulac And this, when
Distribution was made the test question at the Polls
We understand, that the State Rights Wings united
upon the States Rights Republican candidates.
MECKLENBURG-2 DEL
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est taken in an election in this county, neither of the

IT IS due 70 MT FIournoy TO say he was not can
ddate. Some threw their votes away on him.
House Of Delegates.
&. Ii. Panville Cross Ronds.
Cooke, D) 45 SIS 81"
BATH Del,
"Apr'i 29-l have the exquisite pleasure Of announ-
eng to you The redemption Of Bath county from Fede.
raj thradom by the election Of COL A. ii. Byrd by
majority OF sxty-eight votes his competitor, VIM
Lockrldge. feel no hesitation in announcing you,
that am clearly of opinion that have finally
deemed ourselves from the yoke of Whiggery, and now
with heads up, shall take that well path of De-
mocracy which resolved to follow regardless Of
Wing calumny. Yours respectfuy A. d.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
PRINCE WILLIAM-l DEL.

PRINCE WILLIAM-l DEL.
"DuMrRIEs, April 30.-Below, you will see the re-
suit Of the election in Prince William county:
;. Brawner, (D.) l47
d. Radcliffe, 134
G. G.. Tyler, "a
John Hooe, Jr., (W) %
Democratic majority, 300
Orange and Grsen-Thomas Davies (Dem0 with
Clarke md Warren-B. H. Henry (Dem.,) with
out opposition.
Pags-strolI,' (Dem.,) over Mcpherson and strick.
Ter, (Democrals)
.7ugusta-For Robert S. Brooke, (Whig,) $50, VIM.
Frazier Dem } 4SS, j. B. Breckenridge, (WhgD
304, d. w. Pat,eson, (Dem.) 267
Poeahoutas-Tallman- (W) %, Grimes (D.) 81, .
Wing gain.
The S,aunton Spectator says, that Dyer (w.) is re-
ported to be elected in Pendleton.
The Washington Index states that Wood has elected
Democrat
(irom the .Hartinsburg Republican,
SLoAs's MAJORITY 1901!
One Hundred Guns for Hampshire and Gallant Ltae
Morgan
1.-THE election Of members for the House of Delegates,
and twelve Senator's took place Thursday last
There doubt Of the complete overthrow of Federal
Whiggery throughout the State. Even in sold Fede-
raj Berkeley, the Democracy acquitted themselves no.
bly,, although defeated reducing the Federal majority
of 2es votes down to EIGHT!
awe have succeeded in elec,ing candidate for
the Senate, Delegate in Morgan and two in llamP.
shire being Democratic gain of three Delegates and
Senator. This is "glory enough for one day.
THE LoAx.-We understand that q large portion of
The u Loan has been taken up in N. York at par,
the interest per cent to commence from the filling up
of the certificates
MIR. Secretary Forward is sorry to hear, seri-
ousy lndisposed lie is the hest of the heap far
Judges, and but for his high tariff notions would
do.-- Yesterdays Washington Inder.
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JPOrds in .Stus0ui

We are indebted to intelligent Correspondent for
long and interesting letter, from which we venture 10
extract the following remarks:
9" hope that the results of this day, the 25lh April
the Election doy) in Virgnia, will bring joyful
tidings from the Democracy of the Mother of States
They indeed joyfnlD The sentence of condemna-
lion to be passed upon the Wings in every di,
rec,on. If The popular delusion. occasioned by the
dsgraceful exhibitions the last Presidential contest,
shook for one moment the confidence of any of the
friends of Republican Government, in It's practca.
bty now that the unnatural excitement has subsid-
ed, the evidences which the People give of their dis
gust Of those who msled them, we'll calculated to
store it.
awe want Reform, radical reform; and nothing will
accomplish it, but The overthrow of fictitious paper
system This done, and add centuries to The dura-
ton of The Confederacy. The wicked and the ambi.
tous will have it less in their control to corrupt the
fountains Of poWer.'
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Making 10 nett gain.
Doubtful to DO heard from.
Delegates from J. Cabe county.
Fayete and Nicholas.
g. Giles and Mercer.
e. Logan.
s. Mason and Jackson.
G. Patrick
Z. Randolph
Allowing OF these gained 10 the Republican party
Scott county savedand M Thompson las senaor AZ saved
and the general result would stand as follows:
p Senators Of 32bcnga majority of in the Senate
% Delegates out Of l3i ~
Being majority, on joint vote, %
I'll is i. euol. III To make the "cilrm complete"
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CAMILLA G. H., April %.
VI send you statement Of the polls when closed on
thursday evening last have never seen less inter
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Deaths.

DeAtnks
Died. Friday Necdwood in the county OF Chester
field JoHS HrT, Esq, Of that coInyeayng large family
behind him 10 bewai his loss.
SECOND HAND PIANOS IN FARMyILLE.-For fae, eight
- second hand Pianos Si40 Also new oucs Of
the manufactures New Music Books, ke Ia a. Rich
mond prices, BY a. +. biSLoW::
Asy6 ANVIL
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~ Our Collector WILL few days, visit the South .iae
We appeal our subscriber. mol 70 lei nun eo
hand ed
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The Treasury of the u. 3. has just published an ae'
cou mt the Treasury notes that are outstanding
They amount 10 s., 434, 729 %.
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Southampton DrLroA1r-(RedeernedD

SUUTHAMPTON-I DrLE0ATE-( Incidentally
"SouTRAMPToS, April 90
81 have this moment heard the result Of our Eec-
ton yesterday. Old Boston is beaten, and Doctor
Spark, the Democratic candidate, is elected by majo
rity of 10. Urquhart is, undoubtedly, the strongest
man in The Wing ranks and, as | understood was
very much against his wishes; but they knew they
could not start another who would stand any chance
and lie consented, aud you have the result The refu
sal of the Democrats in the last Legislature to receive
Vlrginia's proportion of the public land money, and
even the Mississippi bonds, whispered about for
ettect--bu all would not do-for, you may rely on il
this county is not has been Wing and late
ly changes have taken place 10 some extent and am
clearly Of opinion, that before another year, ma
iorty will be decided one.
BROOKE COUNTY, d.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
"WeHsturg, Brooke co, Va.
"Dear Sir hasten TO inform you Of the result Of the
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YOU see we have elected Muse by majority over
Nile of Ia, and over Early 1913; Taliaferro over
he 6o, over Early ls3. Mr.. Tal,aferro made very
speech on the morning fthe Election and We can
j., to you, that il was given up by the Wings to be
-s Of the best political speeches ever delivered at
franklin Court honse-He is certainly the most talent
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THE BATTLE FIELD.
we drop extended Table this morning. and conno
selves Table of gains osse,, far received
Gain Gam
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Hotel lH.l F'r,Jf. MUSK.
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PEUEEBE
y NE.NoInrr III Aonloe Id EnnSh Il

= wv orurr az -4ulfCe mud EOurfh NlS
err POSirE TUE NEW COURFLHOVSE.
VIA e they carry ON tho House and Srcamboa,
PLUIEING, i an its branches.
They have constantly un hand; Hsgras's. oC,,r;.
descriptions, Nu'icss' Kettles. Uaier CLOSETS. gyt,
Tubs. HOia Cod Stourr Rsils. G.ilrfg Tor Bis,,L.
iFg, ChCaicci ARpanahs, TINT CeFlz. Patent Ban
Heaters. 70 and Lin Pumps. Lad Pipcso y ul
s,-ss, Sheet rad q any GicAless. aud uarssl b.
into any manner sffora.
R Wafer conducted through Lead,n Pines
from Springs % Dwelling Houses IN the Country.
Arso-BEER PUMPS & BAR ROOMS micd IA,
to order; LEATHER HOSE.
Sspcriorpumps for country wells, steam engine.
&c. Sc.
Az orders thankfully receircf aud Buncfaali,
attended 20. WHEELING Va.
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
aug %
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ENlRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE.
II There are two situations only in which in
tlviCuais can be placed. ~ IcIt they can adequate
~ dypreriale the value OF insurance. These are,
wHlie stan ding upon the ruiuso OF their Cwn prop
ertF, either receiving from an insurance Office
the full amount which they have lost; orstand-
nEup tbs same spot surrounded perhaps by a
uesDlateO family, llmCnunr that stupidity and
folly which failed 10 provide saiast such a CON
uGgC1cv.
S.ATEiNSON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ u
Co. or HARTFORD COSN. wUftate
,isFg ouDs G, ing houses Ware houses stores Nius
FartUris &C. tor-uC g. with their contents such
as Furniture, NcrchF ndise HacaiLc ~ audeycry o
thcrdisrGp'ion ofirsuraIIc Property. Aiso. OF
steam, Err'ond Flat Beats. ARD tasir CO rgocs to
ud from any Port outkc western waters.
TrOgceo on Main Street nearly opposite tue L 8.
Hoe January 2.icdi.
sBnnn IL, double refined L1afSuga. re-
~UUV ceiyed and Tor sale Ivy
may ~ pTTTTV
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TRUST SALB or REAL ESTATE.
EEl virtue % "A Deed &C Trust. dated the 23ri
I'D Day olJu'y iSt3. and uov orrccurJ on th-
hlaks oitHlo County, Va. ga Dtcd Book No "a,
p2gr 1884, shai proceed 20 sell atpub.c auction,
an the .o1r OF lue court nousC Cl saul cnuntv.
following detailed Zeal r-ta-e, sItuaitd In fhr De-
tyuI"r.lIrr W: Lot No :, Iu t.s t4ta sg.are
COZ. ~ of tlo1r'e sind Fourth streets
L.ats 3 8. su& 6. Iu Is--Hi lgcc-ro1's edition
% rrptty, crus tho ErCvuuuso property NOW
occupied b IA IlarNe cat 60.
south si uiIal 30 2in the l0th square; lots
4 aritof the Nl.crr 'rtrty on Main sweet, bee
,rrr.rtofLp Nof3 u az. square ,u thC ioN-
~ Town o.. 'Flyoins, agl measuring 81 feet a Iu-
carr, urh ON Man street.
Terms nude bo1wn on the Gay Of sale. Selma
az Trustee 1 convex only such ulc as - vested ~
me bg the aforesaid deed.
n.I -s-,s J.. LIST. Tna,cc.