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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
Democratic Victory i'm New Or
leans. ~ :.

At recent election in New Orleans to fill .
vacancy in the Senate oecasioned BY the death Of
Jfr. HoA, the democrats achieved most signal
victory, by giving to their candidate Mr.. Sidel3
. majority of 4i3 votes. The election was =
very full one, and the party lines strictly drawn.
The wings: but few days before, were encour-
aged BY the presence of their demi-god, (Mr.
Clay and also had the benefit Of the services of
Mr. S. S Prentiss, of Mississippi, from whose
eloquent harangues they expected wonderful
things. But all would not do. The democratic
masses came up to the work with noble bear
ing, and by their union, vigilance and zeal, cd
ministered to Mr.. Clay, in the result, rebuke
which be will not soon forget. The majority is
the largestever before given in New Orleans.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

Secretary Of he Nary.--It IS said that
It's John Y. Mason, and not James w.
Mason, who is to be Nominated to the of.
fee Of Secretary Of the Navy, ia case
Mr.. Calhoun accepts the appointment Of
Secretary Of State. a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

This important act occupies the whole Of the
FIRST page Of to-day's Gazette; and We believe
that in laying it before the public We perform an
Acceptable service. The law goes into effect on
the lst Of April. and it IS important that all en-
gagged in administering it should Be acquainted
with its provisions.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
Oregon.

We have received the able speeches oil
Mcssrs. BREEsE Of Illinois, and HANNE
GAN, Of Indiana, in favor Of the bill for
the occupation Of Oregon, but find our
columns too crowded at present to pub
lish either at length, or even to give such
portions Of them as are deemed most in
,eres.ing. We have filed both away, and
upon more opportunc occasion will pre-
sent them TO our readers. Judge BREEsE,
we see il stated, at the close of his speech
was handsomely congratulated By Col
Bea,on, Mr. Buchanan, and others, FOR
his able effort in maintenance Of the
American clQim to the Oregon country.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

Improvement oftAe Western Rircrs.-
The following are among the items in the
harbor and rivor appropriated bill as
reported by the Committee on Com
merce: ,,,.,,, t,-a
For the improvement, ofthe Ohio river,
between Pittsburgh aud tho Falls At Lou
isville, $50 900. W IFS. n
For the improvement Of the Ohio river
below the Falls At Louisville. and OF tho
Mississippi, Missouri, illinois, and Ar.
kansas rivers, $4,000.
For removing distractions to the nav,'
CATION in the harboe oc Saint Louis,
$4,000. - .t,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

LEAD MrsEs.-fn the House Of Representa-
tives on the 9Th, Mr.. Hogs, on leave, introduced
. bill to authorize the President Of the United
States to cause the reserved lead mines in the
State Of Illinois and Territories Of Iowa and
Wisconsin, to be sold; which was twice read,
and referred to the Committee on Public Lands,
and ordered to be printed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

Spscie.--From the lst - september
last up . this time, there has m.en So
5o0,5a5 ia specie received 4, Now ".
lesns, ~ different vessels. s - sssl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

Any obligation we might have felt ourselves
under to give the Hawkeye the information
called tcs n that paper Of Thursday, in an edito-
rial headed stwho did it?'' is deemed to be can
eelled BY the gratuitous and unprovoked, though
characteristic insinuation, with which the call
IS accompanied. If the editor % really DESTROYS
Of being enlightened on the subject, he knows
very well where to make the proper application;
and il his rights o printer have been interfered
with, as he asserts, we suppose he has hia legal
remedy. a4n ad 1851 -9i
The Hawkeye has been playing the game Of
rader- bidsi.g sspsuceessfully and for 80 long :
time, that il IS seized with amazement At finding
itself defeated with its own weapons. The prices
Hor printing, Is published in the papers Of this
place, art certainly low enough, and we have not
been the first to depart from them; but when we
find ourselves contending with competitor in
business who pays no attention to them we have
mo choice left us. q - s ..''f
We are glad to hear The Hawkeye complain Of
being underbid; it Is : symptom Of returning
sense Of fairness, from which we ausur the hap
piest results. We are ready at all times to agree
upon tariff Of prices for printing Of all kinds, to
be arranged to suit the times, and will obligate
ourself as an honorable man, in no case to depart
from them; but should this proposition be de-
clined BY our contemporary, then we say to oul
friends that we will execute their work as lor Al
the lo,rest! We think we can stand it as long Al
our neighbor; at least, if forced upon US, we will
make The trial.
The Hawkeye may perhaps CLEAN ifrom the
foregoing how it happened that II has'beensaader-
bid for the city printing.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

+ Hon. John White, (membcr Of Con-
gress.) has been appointed Judge Of the
9Th Judicial District Of Kentucky, By
Governor Letchcr. His nomination has
been confirmed by the Senate.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
Increase Of Abolition Votes.

We publish the following, to show the increase
Of Abolition votes in the United States, for the
last four years.
ABOLITION voTErN rouRTEEN STATES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

MARRIkp-la New York, on the e8th
Feb. Mr.. SAxusL S, GARDIxEs, Of Shell
ter Island, and Mrs. SUSAN FRANKLIN
Morr. s b.,s III 8s, s.. sfaav aHf
How sirsngeiy mysterious are shs
ways Of Providence! While these mp
tails were being celebrated in New York,
a beloved brother. accompanying his
daughters on a gay pleasure party upon
the Potomac, lay q manglsd corpse o.
the deck Of the steam friyate Princcsoal
--Aib. Zee. Jour s,s-r r p-idansas
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
u y A bill has passed the Senate providing fol
the removal Of the Surveyor Generals Office
from Cincinnati to Detroit.

The new Justice law will be found in
another column, and is published at the
request Of many residing in various por
tons OF the Territory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

SAMUEL A. JAAEs, has been appointed by
Judge Williams, clerk Of the District Court Of
Keokuk county, and MIcAJAH T. WILLIAMS,
r., Clerk Of Mahaska county. The FIRST terms
Of the Courts in these counties take place in
July. a..ss8 St
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

THE ELEcrIoN-for township officers comes
off on next Monday week, the first day Of April,
1t which time the election for and against Con-
vention to form State Constitution will also be
held. ha a.4f3e als
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

n Coon MiscreaRf. The New Or
leans Herald says, 1--WE are Informed ~
. gentleman Just from Nashville, Tint
Bear, the blacksmith, stated in largo
meeting ia that city that y h,Pri scR
10 rejoice and glory il ne reith " fAs
Hsyo " NeU Oriedms. "shI .Sl aar
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

Cahoes against tie World.-A COW be-
longing to John Dickey, at Cahoes, N. 4.
was safely delivered, q few days since, Of
4 calves nj one birth. One OF which has
since died. The other three arc likely u
do well. Aa .a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

1--WE tender our acknowledgement to Messss.
= B. Fieak and A. NJ. Bissell, Of Keokuck, FOL
late papers
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

& The plot Of tie steaaboat Ohio, win please
seeept oar thanks Tor numerous packages Of late
s.. Louis papers. ss.i a1ss 81 isss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

"7k This &1mlbution, oppressive =
It = Shown r. b, is p Be followed up. ~
oeer neaspres sih sss objecliinable.
katSn upon the necessaries and
csnfkh 6 lie and upaa the industry q
the fsrmei6, mechanics, and laborsss, = 10
replace the amount thus withdrawn from
the national Treasury
We had contemplated investigating the provis-
ions Of the distribution part Of this law, and to
show IL effects upon the people Of this Terrific
~, but are compelled to delay - doing until :
future time, merely remarkins: tisst ifany Of our
rssaess are still unsatis6sa regard 70 Mr. Gays
hostility to the Territories and the settlers there
in, we would be glad for them t. show wherein
he has exhibited his friendship.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

CeHrNc .ELxcrioxs.-The State election j.
New HanpsAire takes place % MondAy next;
and in Cennecticut, On Monday week. +, s;s.r6,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

"a Lusus NAruRE," says Pcnnyl-
vania paper, .bearing sufficiently the fig-
urc Of calf to be ranked under that head,
is just now amusing the people Of Pits
burg. II has head shaped ike that Of !
human being, and face nearly covered
with hair"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

s,ss5 2o,6ss sA7l6 5a,ss4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

uUUs
"Ath. Ifthere be mines of coal or other
mineral . presumption is refused; res
friction never before inserted in any pre-
emption law, so far a. coal is concerned.
18th. 1t refuses to increase or diminish
the distributivc shares to the Suites; &C
cording to the census to be taken under
their own laws, by which the new States
will lose ell that will be due to them for
their imraease increase Of population for
the next ten years.
"In the last ten years the new States
and Territories increased about three hum
dred per cent. We may reasonably sup
pose the increase will not be less in the
ten years to come. The distribution to
be made upon the census of 1910, and to
be continued upon that census till 1850,
will defraud the new States out of more
than one half the dividend to which they
would be Justly entitled. No man here,
or any where, will deny this. Yet 4
motion which we made on this side Of the
House to correct this evil, has been voted
down by strict party vote. s~
18th. This bill refuses to equalixe the
grants Of land to the new STATES. Ohio
has received one million hundred and
iorty-three thousand acres of land, and
less than halfthat quantity, only FIVE hun
dfed thousand acres, Is proposed fol Mis-
souri,, Arksnsas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
and Michigan. Illinois il cut of with
fur hundred and ninety-tw thonsand
acres less than Ohio, and two hundred
and four thousand less than Indiana, and
Alabana fares even WORSE than Illinois. 'sF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23


psaiise tAeir iaissty, By depriving them ofthose
nsaas = eseaiaiag liseaiAsod which the ACCT
anG e biztA wsala havs given 70 Others
- = prscssas o. tAe iitA Of August, Mr.
rsaag, = denecsafic Sessfss fisa ulinsis, moved
n snsadaeat eagnfing the graasatisa psinci-
sie i.is TIE Ill 1T this auendneat, too, Wa
susG By . We q yeas Is, Can demeerats) nays
-, (inel.1iag M. Clay and IS other whigs.)
Asaia, - sAe lslh, Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama, Of.
elssA = a.esdalAt enbraeiag the graduation
al fss-szptisa prsciPses; which anendmeal
ro 49, - y vote II "a TO ls-HENRY
CLAY ssa . ssAss Wigs voting assiass il, and
bstsss vhies vssing Ess il
A similar anesAnest 10 de foregoing was Of
f.ssd - M BeaAsa, % the 3sth, and Il, too,
pFss Isseby ssae e. y t. 2s-2l democrats and
ssr ~ vseiag ]. the a1kmative, and n wings
aaaSsf sas deasess4 sslfag II he aeeative.
O H. IN, q a anenlnest c0ered BY Mr..
3Ge1esets, Gre q eaeh sfths sew States, 5oo,-
- 49, = lasi, (asa.etiag The amount already
sssesally received ~ thsn,) al similar qsas-
- = - y ssda saan - aisM fhraflr b.
90 nezaSess - - FEDERAL U.io., (Which Of
esrr,e. woulA iacIsie Isss,) - End y Wigs,
isen(isg ~. CLAY, vsti,g agsiaA 4, aad but
5 uiS0 Se1ia<fw ~
1As - snsr5 -. cLAY,s ftindsais for
- E6nfesaieS - vs1I - tke JEs.iaip Of The
~. apnnsuoly- b ~ SAows that HI 4 not
~. r isps6R safe., - 16Tifsrirs, sAes
-, Aeasse &ank 81 - = ese r aeir
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-05

te pom Den gSObIttaen uno Gedteu Der BIroerIhoft
aus tdeeen mil, bic br Geburts[anb utrloeH boben,
UNI Der u"teror1fung bort Su entiebeu, IT, inter an.
lrer Sla9ae redle e gu pertbeic9eu bertit c 6ret-
belt 5n fuden.-Senn eiue icf,e Mcereoel pprae(eof
ipercen fOue> 70 pereoe id e aus aQen Rrdften BE-
tdmpfen. CgScifsbIatt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-05

. all III T Z, .. sStIn(.
Die ytUntinaticn ces Sorn. s ames &. YOlt D
SsnneiIes, gum @anboaten fur bic prdIoentenmilrce
10 rplc ces $rn. IS ora M . a ia s, fir oas 81
prdGcerten sImt, fIneet atlerpeqen inter oen De-
mctraten ben lebenci9eu u1b wdrmifen 9lnftane Die
erren @bt9s fau9en AT tan9e @eItter AT ma d1en II.
etped'e oermeinen, oas es bod, Elm bOles Dn9 se.pe
Ish lciu tonue, ais an Ma oas paraoirenoe NocDcn
Ioon oten besceu uno bon iuten beiueelt bsim fltd
Gu 9SbtSe baben slcs oerntutbet nht Die Jtcmt-
nation ;pclf H. CaI1s, az ,peld,en Mdnnern (Ie nun
"lhts ausjuiesen wtflen, ca e ale giaenlaften 3ll
reH tbNen Su9ccddten bchen 2emtern beBen u. ibnen
{ Scrlrnrf III iraeno elmer 9Irt aemadbt ,peroen
fam. Die Gemcfratte oieles Qances fann leEt etnem
slanSenoen Sie9e NIT @epiBbeit ent9e9cnieben.-
Sn hteI9er Staot taud,t Gas Geriidbt au, s. Gla",
Der NhN @anolrat fur bic Vr6Goentidaft ei eaent
d9 gar fein @nsebcrner Oieies sances, ionpern bon
caus aus Elm .SdWeHer", NIT fciHen @ltern als ein
halbjdhri9es Stuo beber setcmmcn 2!!-(Baft. ..
9. st. eemsree, 5nui ..-Nm geuote spur
ben beute Sahlreie Sittihr,ften Br9ern ans Der
Stact uno tem @ountD philadelphia fir Nenoeruno
Der Gaturalliations @eiebe eingered,t. err Slrder
QDhig bon 8tr9inien) II. Serren dnBerten lIc oahn
oaB nber cen tpiebt9en @e9enfan6 in beier S,snnn9
nhts ntehr 9ed,cben fOnne, Su9lesr 9ab Oerr arc,e
mcralilten ~ erfennen. oerr sieu er,pecerte blers
duf unter Nncerem ..ces Senator BON 1irainlen-
wenn m tim d. 0eritebe-erflirte, cas- er nit BEN
Memoraliiten nberelHtlnnie ra Die @eiebe Gc qedu-
bert rperben loten bdn,tt tein in enem recen Qaoe
G'eborner per 81 cSat.en Aufentbalt Blrqer weroen
ftEnc. 1t. feu ancerer Genatcr cine i Su bic.
iem Gnrjwtde entrnaen tpiree, fc tperbr or in Der
IudhiteN Gieurq rs tbun (serr airder scher.' =
l@ut, Sir it itebe bier ocGffmmen fctdnI GeicBdn
ceruieu su @unien FER 8crurtbeile biees GpIfes cp
[ponirt (Sor. gnehanan cds 1T Hect. oas it Hett.
Sd nil MIDI nieen cppcnireu, nt allein auf bcn al.
seeinen @runb bin, Der cfenearen ll,lscrehgteit H..
seeen Die s@neepancerten ionoern
lutt,. lpen nitts mehr bic @efthIc Der Menen oes,
Ieseu uub bic Sarmcnie toren fam, pebe nl,ter al.
len 9bsen unierer gepblternHs su beffeben 10 wi,u-
itenSipertn it, 80 4. go 3. 5. '5..S
Sd srste nihts, tpas d,erer tarauF bered,net 1T,
ae9en nnere Sulfituticuen Aag iumen uuicrs arcet,
eabes ,u trresen, dts eine Daeregrl weke bunoert-
'taafnse Asns, ineuRri0ie uno aniridse eslt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-05

.4a6er, Cir !' ent9e9nete Der Glert, rurId,er ceu'
Tretben ees 8remoeu NIT peler 9teusierpe suseeben
bate mas fur Da0er, Cir 2 Sie mlden i'm SIR.
tbum Iein!"
..Srrtbum unb Geuftl, Sir Sd, uerlanse barbirt
Su tueroen. Marum baIten sic bic Dinse ntbt in Be
reltidaft Sd bin tn Der Gile.''
oSitte um @nt1buloi9ung, Sir bieS 1T feline Bar
berltube, es 1T cine Wehiel- -Offtce."
.s.@lne 18ehlel-Sffce Sapperment. ca mus ctwas
nldt red,t len. Sd fraate Semanoen IN Der Stra6e,
100 td' barbert peroeu tonnte, unb mics MIDI bIer
berein."
Der @lert ShcB Baf1ListeubGite unb Der 9unbe ,rs
feinen 9iVcf an uub sin9. (StNe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-05


berein."
Der @lerf 1chce BalIlistembGde uuo Der Runoe ,ue
le'nen GUd an uuo sln9. (St5ts.
Das in SbarEcftcn, g. 6, aebrudte teutThe Blatt,
&c Der {eutcne'', brinst fcl9enoe Stadarid1r
Walbn9tOn On.-9Ste es hei6t, 1T praN eut & y +
Slens, oas llnicn 56et Su bilcen II. 5uSuQeben oas
eine Sreunor, Ole re9udre reulUtratiide @rnennuno
uuter Ger Beoiu9un9, caG Die Ietencen
oemcfrotllen Scuruae, Die auf oas Suerfe uber itn
Gelhn,pff, uno in Der Chat 9lHcs dflcbcten baben,
Io Der 2erlsfra9e, tpcr1u Die paret tc1 nun fusen
pro, 81 tpoerlesen. ntt ldu9er Die Sr9ane b. parte
rIn H. BON auceren an9emeifeuercn erfcet wcroen FOL-
len. Deles 9eetere beSiebt l oorStsli auf ben $50
be- nnlYuanian," ..pebejan' &c. 1Sr tperoen
Ilehen, Cb Die NemOfrIten oc(en Ner9Eetf cingebcu-
I9aMben aber ntd1t, oae 3yler Die 8con9ur9 9elteQ
bat caB jene Btdtter Der parte auf9sgeben ,per
oen, foneetn bios bic 6ag9e bon Gera5 aufeben IcQs
len uebrt9ens hdngt cdG Sddal Der nemcfratilthen
parte nur BON encr 8ereiui9uns ab, tro BON beiecu
oemcfratiihem Sdottirun9en Iclten sctd, oroBe Sp-
ter 9ebrod3t rereen, nm ite iu Stanoc Su bsn9en.
-O--'
pClf ltno . al Ia .Nts Elm Beipeis, tpie UoQ
Fomnlen ruroi9 Die BON Der rcmetrotiihem 0eatcnal-
Sencentlrm ernanuten Wdnmer fur Die tbnen Sseood,-
ten setCr (ao, mag 9elteu caB mir aus Yblacelpho
Sldttern leben, ooB cinse rer Wbi9citer baetb bic
6abne oeS 9errn Clap oerlaen unb ertdrt taben, fin
polt uHe Dallas itlmnten ;u rrrlleu 60 bat 9Ridtel
Sroe lHe Qerr Sd'arSweco, laR9e 3eit Bbiemit9et
Ieer gelessebnas, gethan-SO rueroen boisnnd, nod
Sautenee rhHn, Mno es reut unS btnfll9e Ill t0nncn
10 baben in oiele Iasen auaaebrere bieGae Heut(de
]ctban, Die dl bisber Su BEN Sbi9s gebalte inccl.
en, noel Ie duf Mnter S1ltt uberbirteu ibren Gnt-
ebluB lAs mttheilteH, fur Die bemefrdtilden rdIt
oentI haf:s &dneiodeH lstHnIen III ruCel, Inn in Sc
n'slnidg1ft init tbren BrIoern, s.. Clap, rem s n.-
oenf felno, ~ beFc9en. (Bcltsb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

The GREAT Foor Race OVER THE BEACON
COURSE, To-MoRRow.-This interesting match, that
for some time past has excited considerable atten-
ton, to contest which some Of the best pedestrians
Of the old country have travelled some thousands
of miles across the Atlantic, to compete with the
best pedestrians of the United States, will be de-
cided tomorrow. Every preparation is being made
to have the affair go off as it should do. There
will be several persons on horseback TO keep the
course clear. There are 300 men engaged to pre-
vent ifpossbe the intrusion ofimproper characters;
200 feet Of additional stand room has been erected,
making upwards Of 800 feet altogether, 81 that all
may view it with ease, at the expense of % cents
to Sill It is expected that about thirteen will
start for the race-eight Americans two natives
Of Ireland; three from England. The betting is
to on the field against any one Stannard
against any one, even; 4 TO offered on Giders
and Price, 4 to 7 taken; two to one against any
others. Even betting that 10 miles are not done
within the hours to ! against lO4 miles being
done. The following are the terms of the race -
purse of 5000 the person who will run the greatest
distance within hour$250 10 the second in the race
the third best in the race, and $50 to the fourth
IT, however the first in the race does not per form ten
miles within the hour $500 only will be given and the
second third and fourth do not perform OF miles within
the hour they will but half the above sum- and
nothing II nine miles are not performed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Herald)
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1874.


FRIEND BENNETT:
Methinks you have entirely lost sight OF the good
folks OF the metropolis, or vice versa, they have
lost sight OF you in their anxiety for the result OF
the Pennsylvania elections. This morning on the
news, by telegraph, of Markle's majority l4,OOO,
every thing looked blank and gloomy in the vicini-
ty OF the Globe relief for type setting, not even
passing breeze to reveal the names Of "Polk and
Dallas,' whose flag was enveloped in the gorgeous
folds of star spangled banner, suspended from
Blair Il Co.'s hickory pole.
Vespasan Ellis has received the appointment oil
Charge d'Affaires to the Republic of Venszuela-a
hard working, little Tyler man, some feet o.
aud plagulIy constant in his attendance on the
President.
Jenny Maber, the botanist, has advertised his
property, the "Globe," opposite Blair u Rives'
Globe, for sale he intends retiring TO his country
residence, combining n ov as good acres as ever
spade went into"
The repeaers intend holding meeting to-mor-
row evening, to collect "funds;" they can spare
something, their remittances having been few and
tar bet yeen. Their President, lawyer Hoban,
one OF the many delegates convened IN your CITY
some months back, to arrange measures for the ad-
vancement of the Of Ireland in this coustry
which dwindled into an address, ID rather luke
warm, but owing to his custom entirely depend
ing on the Irish, he is obliged to be sort oil one
Mr.. Proffitt, the ex-Mnster 10 Brazil, has LETT
for Indiana.
The news OF Shunk's 4, 900 majority, has just ar
| rived, and will no doubt shed glow OF Joy DER
| the loco's chop fallen phizzes.
'Whorra. that mayn't sin, an we havn't It all
| to ourselves" Yours, BARNEY.
p $. Place the pigs, I'll give yes an account Of
| the repale.