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SAD ACCIDENT TO EX.GOv. SEwARL

SAD ACCIDENT TO EX.GOV. SEWARD.
We learn with great regret, that Ex-Governor Seward
met with seriu - accident yesterday morning.
Gov Seward took passage at Hudson in the stage for
this city which mp from the steamboat a Poughkoep.
SIZE While riding outside with the driver, and wrapped In
his cloak and oyercoa about four miles this side Of ud.
son. the back aSetroe broke and the suddonness OF the fail
upset the STAGE and threw Gov Seward Is feet upon
the frozen ground.
As soon the passengers could sxiricato themselves
(nonc of whom hurD they proceeded the relief Of
Gov. > and conveyed him to the farm house Of Mr. r..
Butler the u the accident His shoulder
found be dOcated, and his body and limbs much brus.
cd, though " is believed no bones broken.
dispatched To Hudson for medical aid,
aud physicians in aendarco IN the Of
hour meanwhile tho physician Of the family had
succeeded in reducing the dislocsiion.
Every attention paid by Mr. Bdders hospitabo "a
my aud the passengers, aler remaining three hours
their departure left Gov Seward In tic hands Of the pbys
clan.
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cor,rona.n.e Of the RarImor- American.

WAsJIN9TON, DEC. 81, 1871.
The Loco fOco members of the Houses Of Congress
Saturday evening for the purpose Of
ding Of the many grievances existing between the
different members Of the party. The evenings debcrs.
ons believe resulted in nothing beyond the appointment
Of Committee, and very strong evidence Of the actual
breaches in the dominant party.
Whether these differences Of opinion be healed by
caucus meetings very doubtful. There 10 no true uny
The party and sectional eslousies are very strong All
prscedents In regard the result Of the election fail
when applied 10 the party In power.
Almost every experience is different among members Of
the p"rfy. lit be the Annexation Of Texas Tariff Sub.
Treasury, Abolition any other important question,
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MISS. WEBSTER coNvrcTEp-Tbe cas-. Of M,..

MISS. WEBSTER CoNv1CTED.-Tho case Of Miss
Della A. Webster submitted 10 the Jury on Friday
evening, after learned aud able arguments from Mr. Robef
aud Mr. Pndel for the Prosecution, snd Mess Shy
Johnson aud Combs for the defence. The Jury alter 70.
naming together all night, returned into Court Sstur
day morning with yerd Of guilty. and fixed her panb.
mont At two years CONTINENT IN the Penicntsry. We
understand that the members II the Jury, in consideration
Of her seS, signed petition the Governor for her
pardon.-LeripgfoH (Ry) OJssTper.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THE INsoLENCE OF THE WASHINGTON
GI.OREt
MORNING, JANUARY I, is1s

GLOBE.
We published yesterday article from this sheet, well
calculated excite the indignation Of every Why in Ame-
in which the Wings of ihi, country, than half
Ct its population, and occupying to political position,
precisely and withouta shadow of vraon the grounds
OF constitutional and public policy Of tho old
Republican party of 1885, Of 1872 aud Of 1876 styled
",he party" OF the London Tmcs the organ Of tho
Tory party Of England, and the Wing party Of the United
States represented identical in spirit concdent opin
ION. and sympathetic in final and views with the
disciples of "Church and State in Eng
land.
We persuaded that the " Globe " is the only paper
in America which is lost Of dccency and JUS
tce put forth such views these Il has its mid
aud steaihy endorsers know but, faenirg upon the
public crib, alive only party and make profit by party
obuse to all motives and absorbed in debasng
selshness il is the only paper which dares hazard such
Wholesale insults being the only which protected by
Its pee altar position from the consequences.
How dare any TO throw such insults these upon
majority of his countrya,en How dare Mr.. Francis r
Blair To take such liberties with the maoriy Of the
American Peoplel What Of social virtue, Of
patriotic sacrifice, Of military achievement have
constituted him Judge ana arber Of the conduct
and motives ut myiads oi his counirymenl Con-
cede to him all he claims, claim and where is
his title then. damn ons.haif OF his countymen the
reproach OF entertaining foreign attachments and hostility
to American rights, Obligations Institutions and principles,
by CHASING the Wings Of the u States English party.
influenced by Tory passionsi
Such rnneorous maligni,y such wholesale injustice 10
abhorrent to every good feeling. The who would in
duge in it-whose vulgar nature, excited by party tn
umph. could thus insult his fellow thus traduce
them when generous would seize that opporiuni-
mitigate their modification for defeat in which
he knew hey believed be just and patriotic by orbear
and moderation, deserves be viewed with disgust
by all liberal And If his motive for the be
mcicenary self for the Spos" Of party,
the feeling Of disgust Will not be abated.
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WAsAiroros. Monday. De. 30. le<<.
CONGRESS.
PRocEEDINGs OF TODAY. -.r---
SENATE.
MEMORIALS.

SENATE.
MEMORIALS n
Among the memorials presented In the Senate ,hi, morn
by Mr.. SrURaEoH. from the part of Pennsvl
vanis ssking that - Pension law. be exsndsd 20
embraces The solds who fought under Harmar 81, Clair
and Wayne. st- t.'.a sos
BY Mr.. RRkKsz. from some "storm King Of Illinois.
who 20 have started up rival Professor Espy
by Mr. BUCHANAN, one from Pennsylvan which en-
braces the subject Of the Tariff Texas aud the Nsiuszs
ton Laws The Tarfof az upheld Texas to b.
ed. and the Naturalization Laws to remain intact.
Messrs SrrRsEoS and FAIariKIp presented remonsan.
ces against the annex alton Of Texss t'tr arif r
At this stage in the proceedings Mr. SEvER Of Ark ad
dressed the Chair with earnest feeling ~ follows:
After stating that he had kept from hs seat BY un.
avoidAble circumstances until quite recently he could
but regret that the duty be had perform Of
character alike painful to himself and those about him.
He meant the annuncison o the death Of The deceased
hi, colleague Mr. FvroS who died last August his
sidence in Little Rock Mr.. f. in the 5Oh year OF hs
age, and but short time sick His scknesswss supposed
to have been contracted by his imprudsny occupying
chamber that had been recently repaired. The disease
bacd tho sk OF the eminent in the Slae
and Mr. Fulton suffered than could DO described Al
tho time OF his stack said Mr. g. in distant part
Of the State. and reached him only the day Of his
he sensibe to tho las and spoke of his sairs until
tho time of his death The agony Of his wife and friends
was Understandable. His loss them irrepar,be-to
ne his loss 10 Foe fifteen years we wef in the
closest friendship; but above ALL his loss Ills State
aud the Union From his earliest manhood he envsg
cd either In military civil capacity, the srvice Of
country up TO the period of his death. Before he was Of
age he acted aid Col Armistesd and rendered essen
ual service At Fort McHenry He private Secretary
to Gen. Jackson during a his campaigns and aer those
were closed he studied law.
Amongst the first tnngs Gen. Jackson did when Prcs
dent was appoint Mr.. r. Governor Of Arkansas in
which station he remained until Arkansas become n
State. when he elected the Senate oil the United
States.
lie elected the Senate in ls40 and had three
years to when he died. How he performed his duties
here YOU all know. He absent from his
whilst hrm in his party attachments with federation which
all might emulate he accorded honesty Of purpose those
who differed from him. Al the instance Of Mr. Sewer
the Senate adopted the customary resolutions and adjourn
ed.
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100000 kilns.
New York Correspondence of the Nat Int


Some extracts from French journals have fallen under my
eye, which have quoted in any Of pspers-
The Presse in alluson late Presidential election
says "To speak csndidy, glad that Mr. Clay and
his school have been defeated since the consequence may
be modification Of the tariff favorable the trade of uur
uny Mr. Polk the future President appears disposed 10
reduce the duties complain Of. and therefore Mr. p
radical though he be, is welcome For same re-
his appointment will be avoraby received in England
because the tariff Of 1912 is equally injurious English
interests"
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II being well understood, that Col. x. w. Carter a,
present highly esreemed representative in the
Of Virginia. does not design 10 be candidate for that
vice at the election TO take place April JoHN TsIs.
Is recommended TO the Of the Senatorial district
represented by Mr. Carter a. his succefsr with tho
Of many voters that II shall please the people 10
elect him, he will accept the service.
December o. 1874
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BsHoP OspERDoSK's TRIAL-We informed from a
deem entitled full credit, that the testimony
in this concluded. and that the sunng up will soon
or has. taken place The evdenceis taken down In full
by each Bishop and by the counsel of each party. We
SO learn that il will be publ hed.-N. Y. Express.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met rs usual. Mt 70 O'Clock.
MAP OF THE limited CT TpS

Mr. c. j. Ingerso Offered a resolution directing the Clerk
Of the House to procure for the Of the members,
soon asmsy be. Map Of the u States Of certain specified
dimensions containing an accurate outline ." me Terrific
es Of the United States and F the possessions Of England
Merco Texas and ohsr nations contiguous the United
States.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.
The CHAIR stated that Friday last, n resolution in
relation To appropriations for pensions widows Of Revo
utonay officers and others, made the special order
Of the day for this day, and therefore, Mr.. ngerols
solution out OF order.
After some conversation,
Mr.. c. J. ISeERsoLL moved postponement Of the spe-
cial order Of the day for half hour which
rejected.
The House ten took up the resolution in relation to PEN
sons to widows Of Revolutionary soldiers.
This is resolution from the Senate, and provides for
amendment alteration OF the law passed this sub
ect at the last session Its object is not to interfere with
the provisions law they appear on Its face but to
prevent effect which il designed the law should
have in two particulars
The question being the reference Of the resolution
to the Committee oil the Whole, it was decided in the
gatve.
The resolution then put upon its passage. and
adopted
SAMUEL SwARTwoUT.
bill from the Senate authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury make accommodation with the securities Of
Samuel Swsuwout of New York, was mex. read.
M 4ht gSs ne afterwards withdrew the motion.
and the bill, motion Of Mr.. HorKSs, postponed un.
al Monday next.
MAP OF THEUs
Mr. c. ]. SsERsoLL again called the attention Of the
House his resolution for map OF the United States
Objection made to its consideration and Mr. NIGER
moved suspend the rules for the purpose Of taking
tup The rules were suspended and the resolution was
to the committee engraving OF which that gentleman is
chairman. He contended that the Committee had PERFORM
ed its duties faithfully and by its and assduy had
saved the government considerable Of money.
Mr.. HUDSON thought that If the Map was necessary
ALL il shoud be furnished Immediately He did not be
evo IL the resolution wns referred to the committee on
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greet dtrr,a VI opinion 10 found to eaIst The election
sai nolhng aud the cannot dispfovs with
% ma Witnesses the truth here Brought togeth
OF. Wsethsr committee will be able accomplish
than seordsai caucus remains 10 be sssn
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NATIONAL lNTKLLIGEScER.-This paper comes very ir.
reguaIly-about often otherwise day behind hand
We hope the editors will what screw loose as
feel uncomfortable when il misses
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French Tobacco Monopoly. A London letter Of the %
December says-BdH. amer.
The French Concours is appointed for the 25h Janu
ay The quantity required OF Kentucky Tobacco is much
less than hst which taken last year while that Of VIZ
GINA is much larger, viz:
or kentucky, Type No. 1 500 900 klns.
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DIED..

On Monday 3oth inst ethyl O'Clock
9Th JOSEPH DAVENPORT WEIGHT, form
cry OF Worcestershire England.
The friends and OF family requested TO
tend his funeral
This O'Clock without further
THE Phladeihan and othe, Philadelphia will please
On Saturday morning. ash inst, MARY CHAPMAN Mar
PIN second daughter OF Dr. Sjcates Ma,pn nRed yeurs
and months bright bud OF promise has been wi.hcr
ed-but II has attained to fruition in happy eternity.
On the evening Of the 25th Now lat tho residence of her
grandfather James Porter ESQ., of Louisa COUNTY, after
an illness OF come IL or is hour. Mrs LovrsA F. wife OF
Mr.. Mie;us T. Gocch the 22nd year Of her age;
an aiectionaic husband and infant daughter. Mrs
Gooch had been married about III months she was nm ,f
fectionate and exemplary WIFE,
1.-THE Enquirer and r. c. Advocate will please copv.
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ROSTON MARKET. Dec Of

Flour-But little doing. Of u rain storm-pri
Of yesterday remain nominaly the same Gsness.e
S4,S7a4,9i. and Georgetown $4,75
But few sales Of corn today Yellow flat 5Os52c white
5Oa5c. bushe Southern Oats 33c. and delaware do
SAC, per bushel-fAfias
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ISnIlSA SESAroK.-By the casting of the Lieu
of the State president Of the Senate the
choice OF Senator Of IT, Stases postponed again
To the 30th of December.
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GeHI UrOmgoOie.

The following portraiture Of this gentleman drawn by
the correspondent Of the Pa Inquirer unskiuly
done. sfauis faults Of omission and Of commits.
sion. Its in other words miniature portrait, aud not
likeness large life Had been the Afsrs Ell.
bow when he sketched IL, could have supplied some
things which would have rendered drawn out by hi.
penn masterpiece One characteristic in psrticu ar. Is
wanting, not sufficiently dwe upon make the Gener
ais political character fully understood. We mean his I'M
niDchng, unwavering loyalty to pary-o his pnrty-to the
larger wing II IT, when IL opinions conflict with hs
own From this principle the General was never known
to depart, aud perhaps than his flc ncnts IL is the
secret Of his party influence.
II u rumored 10 the under currents that the General is
to be the Loco Foco candidate for Senator and hence
interest than formerly attaches his public character and
Tents.
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On Thursday, the 26h instant by the Rev. VIM Reid
ID. d., Mr. WILLIAM G. CARRISGroS, to Miss MANIA L.,
daughter Of John b. Dabney, Of Campbell county.
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DEATH OF A SENATOR.

During the foregoing proceedings the Clerk the Sen
ate delivered certain resolutions adopted by that body
the occasion Of the Of the decease Of Senate
FULTos, OF Ark.
These resolutions taken up and read, whercupoI
Mr. Cross. Of Ark and pronounced suitable euo
gy the deceased and concluded by offering the
ny resolutions Of coincidence, &C. which adopted
when the House adjourned a. FIVE minutes past ococ
p M.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MSl Wa~ a. d, AL .'sissi, =. n

HrA Rs~ a.. S~y % VI ssisei, a. ~
ARRIVED,
schr Bride, North, Norfolk, cotton.
Stesmer Curtis Peck, Norfolk.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3O,--CFd. schr Lynchburg. Mat.
news, Richmond.
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EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

IN The absence 81 important intelligence from Cong
shall occupy this letter with few d1guerootyco sketch
Is Of prominent members Of Congress- promising contn
nc them occasionally hereafter
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GEN. DROMGOOLE. of v

On the LEGO Foco side Of the House. there is remsrks
bic dearh Of Parliamentary talent and an unusual sbun
dance II ordinary men, Large propoton Of whom little
else than common stump jem,go2ucs II is strange fact
that excepting Mr. Rhem, Il Su,h Caroline, "a gentleman
and schOi there not good debster among the Loco
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Henrico Agricultural and Horticultural Society
general meeting Of this Society will be held
at the Exchange Hotel in the City Of Richmond ON the
hrs Monday in January next l2 O'clock appoint de-
legates from Society to the FsTmsrs Contention which
will meet the 10th day OF January ISI5 in the CITY of
Richmond. A full attendance is dCsira.ie
BIZ ORDER OF THE EXECUTIVE CsAnrrEE:
WIN. ii. RICHARDSON President
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ENOR HIRE, the ensuing year, two very likely
Il Negro Girls, who excellent House Servant and
without ineumbranee- Apply THIs OFFICE
de 3l-3t
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f.s.t TWO very spacious and comfortable
tush ROOMS. suitable for a snail family Lawyers Offices
be rented BY Immediate application TO the subscrber
GAYNOR, WOOD h co,
de- Nett h he Rem Tavern
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20
wECMg.,Ts NF corsa.N.

Per steamboat Alabama from Wavery-De Desha. Shep. pard q co l43 bales Andrews X Dawson l2o Rupert ~ McLelIaDd 100; Albert Prentice ll6i TOoiner, Gay co g. W Eckford 66 Iiarris Clayton X co 6si walker x Holmes l9. Son bales; E Seaman B. Ledy nrd co g. Leaven. x Malone II; M Doss l2; Crawford l2; Wm Bedford ls; Urick, Wallace A. Harrison Blair l6; liar well x Davs IT; T Brown l7 Tarti, Stewart X co l6i Rhea, Sykes 23 Allen Haden 29; Rives, Battle x co 30; Rupert McLelland 3O Walker X smpson 3li t L Andrews & co 33; Walker X Holmes 36; M Withers S co 37 Storey & Ellis 64; W B Boykn 66; Hill 6e J Cummns sl; Toomer, Gay X co 9s; Lyon x Baker l37; c Kelly i46.
 lis 39 bales; Tarleton, Scott x Cummings & Crawford 36; Walker x simpson Fl; Cummins sl; U M Wiih. CTS & co l2 w Scott 20l; Sims Redus 29; Boykin McRae 50; Bull & Boardman loi Thompson X Mn!hsaoa 36; Toomer, Gay co l0s; Rupert ( McLelland lS7i E Fontane X Son 77; L Andrews x co l25; U Kelly 28; Rhea, Sykes co 25j T Hill 3Ii Hdrrsoh & pair l6O; K Carlisle Al.
 Per sresmboat Warrior fin Chiles Ferry-Rives, Bat tie & co 1lo bales; Tart Stewart X co 4s7 Mau,dn Hanna X co es Carlisle e7; Peck & shackleford 5l' L Galloway eOi IT Hill 4s; Pope Son 37; simp- son Ss; Lyon & Baker ls Andrews Dawson ie; Allen x Haden II; UIrick, Wauce co Is; Boyd X Bro l5; Smith, Walker & co l2 Jas Crawford 10; Dickinson x Eus.iss g; srorey Ellis 6 Ballard 5; hagwe Da-
 Per steamboat Gen Harrison from Columbus-EL An- drews x co lss bales; Rives, Butte co ls7; De'ha, shepparI X co ls5; Toomer, Gay X co l56; Pope Son 5l; Albert Prentice 76; Rhea Sykes co 49i liar ris, Clay ton co 39; Horton Clock s5;Maudin Ter rel 25; B Fon'nine X Son isi Lyon Baker io own
 Per steamboat Jas Hewitt fin Warsaw Andrews Dawson 27 bales; Peck X shscklsOrd 19; Rupert Me- Islland l16; Walker & Holmes '; Tartt, Stewart & co l37; Gwathmey Forbes co IA; order ls; Bradford Saunders 22; Welch 63; Campbell, Owen X co 7l; CampbeIl 8; Brodnax. Newton X co 23; J Boyd Bro sO Allen X Haden l42; II A Schroeder 2e Withers & co 6s; Carlisle S6; Dickinson Eustis 56 Harris, Cla, ton & 25 Anderson Dickson 3; Strngiellow. Hanna X co 2O Lyon Baker 52; Harwell x Davis IS; Leayeps x Malone 35 Hill l2; Jones X Swanzey 2; c Center x co 8; Desha, sheppard ITO; Ulrick, Wallace co 2li LabuLan e Oids 2oi Toomer Gay X co Al: Mauldin X Terrell lB
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 his taken out patent, neither does he think lt ex pedient to do SO, ihasnuch IS. if be does, any princpled peIson may at adprt II, with llttle probability of the inventor beng able 10 prove that his process has been the medium by which the print has been produced. A friend of the author of the invention says will, justice, 'There is no knowing to what extensive changes in Legislation it may con duce for, II any printed or written document can he forged with SO much ease and certainty as To defy detection, the consequences may be more appalling than to anticipate"
 The inveniinn embraces the capacity to reproduce any form oleIIer ess or any quality of print, draw ing, or Autograph, man unlimited quantity, iH an inconceiyably brief space of time. For instance, from singe copy of the Intellgencer, plates might be produced in twenty minutes from which impress sIons could be worked o with the ordinary radidity of the steam press The finest and raresi engravngs may be reprinted ad infniilm; bank notes may be reproduced in fac simie, without the slightest point of difference; and last, though not lease books may be reprinted, from sereoypes. in unlimited quan- tity. esd the various mechanical and Gther ils leresls affected by this remarkable discovery, have not yet been half enumerated.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

ANOTHER RIEvENTIoN.-Colpnel Reed. of Bos- ton, has hit upon invention, which, II successful, Is likely to be formidable competitor to MT Morse' 's magnetic telegraph It's purpose is to transmit let or packages any distance, with the rapidity al most of lightning The Boston Post says; .'fhe process by which this is accomplished is very simple consisting merely of an ar-chest, which IS charged with air by force-pump contiguous 10 the chest letter or package placed in the leeder and it is immediately dischurged through rhe pipe with great velocity and perfect safety Col Reed. the inven. tor. is of opinion that an outlay of $6O,0OO would ensure the transmission of letters and packages be- tween Boston and New York, with perfect safety, in the space of half an hour"