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Tredway's (democratc) majority in Halifax

Fournoys majority ioI
Patrick to hear FROM which fear will increase his
majority This district gave Mr.. Polk SIS majority,
which is almost swallowed up by the detection IN Hall
defeat of Trelway; and yesterdays Wing almost gave
up the district So much for the value OF political calcu-
In be Monroe district, which gave Mr. Polk e4o ma
orty our losses in the various counties heard from
remarkable, reports be correct; though we hope and
believe the rumors much exaggerated For instance
compared with ls44 we lose N K b % IN Mont,
loss OF Ss7 in four counties very nearly snhcent IN u
self to neutralze Mr. Folks majority in the whole dis
rct If the detection has gone through the e district
Preston must be elected by large majority. We have
no data upon which TO base any speculation as TO Inc
causes of this result; but sincerely regret the defeat
Of Gen Chapman who 50 worthy represented me d,s
owing daecton among our own friends, rather tha
TO the popularity and cunning OF the smooth ongued
demagogue, the wing candidate.
NoRFoLK DlsTRICT
Sussex it will be SEEM has given ls3 majority Tor At
Whit. though the Norfolk Herald puts it at 2ss bu
learn that on Monday night messenger arriyedn Nor
folk from Isle of Wight with the full returns from every
county, which elected Atkinson by thi,ty,n'ne. HIS ma
jority two years since, only 8 There can DC ne
doubt of his election.
We rejoice TO state, (says the Lynchburg Republican,
that the late able and efficient delegate, Pauus Powell
esq., has been triumphantly reelected Great eXerlion'
were made 10 defeat him The wings brought out the
strongest and most popular and calculated confident
y on his election but they have been most sadly lsap
pointed We regret however, to state, that Mr. Goggir
received majority of 8 votes in the county we hat
hoped for better things from Amherst, though Mr. Ga
majority is not as large Mr. lrvings was two years
ago. Here is a statement of the polls;
| Congress-For Leake, at the courthouse, l6i a
billiards. SO at Buffalo Springs s4; at Pedar Mills, lol
at Walters Mills, al. Total 423.
For Goggin at the Court House, 1925 at billiards. 50
at Buffalo Springs 81 at Pedlar Mills, 1922 Waller
Mills 81. Total 431. Goggin's maoritys
House of Delegates.-Powell, D., 444; Davis, w. 427
| po,valPa majority
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fordng the poor Irish. while it reflects the highest
honor upon transatlantic brethren, must tend draw
closer. and to render stronger and lasting those
ties OF friendship and mutual eetec which her Maiestys
government trusts will long continue to exist between the
two great branches OF the Anglo-Saxon family
ted, indeed from each other by geographical position
but united together BY interests TO which every
succeeding year must add increasing extension and force
am, &C., PALMERS1ON.
To the Right Hon. RICHARD PAKENHAM, &c, &c, SC
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1t affords sincere pleasure to give publicity TO the
following despatch from Lord Palmerson, to Mr. Paken
ham, Ia copy Of which communicated by the latter to
Mr. Bucbanan) conveying the thanks OF the British gov
eminent and the British nation, TO the citizens OF the
United States for their liberal contributions to relieve the
suderngs of the Irish people The sentiments contained
in this despatch do honor his lolshp, and prove that
he possesses warm Irish heart They will, in his own
emphatic language, "tend to draw closer and to render
stronger and more lasting those ties of friendship and
mutual esteem" which happily bind The kindred
nations together; consummation calculated to promote
the highest interests Of both countries and to extend the
blessings of liberty and law the whole earth:
FOREIGN OFFICE, March 81, 1s47
SIR: have received your despatch No 8, OF the 18th
u stating that measures have been taken for the pur-
pose of raising subscription in the United States Tor the
relief of the destitute Irish poor.
And have to instruct you to take every opportunity o
saving how grateful her Maestys government, and the
British nation at large feel for this kind and honorable
manifestation of sympathy by the citizens OF the United
States for the sfferngs of the Irish people II might,
indeed have been expected, that generous and nigh
minded nation would deeply commserate the suflerngs
which an awful visitation of Providence has inflicted up
on so large population descended from the same ances-
tors as themselves But the active and energetic assist
ance which the people Of the United States are thus al
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As- Masonc.-The officers and members of the Grand
Lodge District of Columbia, requested to be pres
the railroad depot in this city, Saturday next at
eight O'Clock, precisely, Tor the pur
pose of receiving the of the Most Worship Grand
lodges of the States Maryland and Pennsylvania, who
VIZ accepted nm invitation mid the important work OF
LAYING the of the Smithsonian Institution
The Grand Lodge win its abors the Maaonic
Hall corner of + and 10th Streets halfpast nine O'Clock,
A. M when procession will be formed, preparatory To
the performance of the interesting ceremonies OF the
sion. y
Punctunity is strictly enjoned upon the officers nnd
members the Grand Lodge and subordinate lodges
requested to conform the arrangements No rcgaia
ce appropriate jewels white aprons and gloves, will be
admitted into the procession u
All resident and sojournng members of the craft fra
ternay invited participate in the labors of the day.
ROYAL Arch Chapters, from foreign jurisdiction, viii APP
pear in the regulia of their choice and the priv
iege will be accorded visiting brethren from distance,
when they appear in organized bodies.
By order OF the NJ W. Grand Master,
April 2S-3t II. c. WILLIAMS, Grand Secretary.
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ELECTIONS.
Virginia Elections.
From this mornings Richmond Enquire
ERoM THE WEST.

From this mornings Richmond Enquirer
From THE WEST.
The Lynchburg mail yesterday brought us very bad
news of the elections which astonshed both parties
the reports from the various counties, which find in
the Lynchburg papers, (prncpally in the Vginan and
for the success OF Messrs Tedway and Chapman in the
Halifax and Monroe districts
In the former district, Halifax which gave Mr. Polk
6e7 majority, now gives Tredway only 20s The apathy
of the Halifax democrats cannot be strongly censured
They have recklessly sacrificed valuable and faithful
representative, who was fully worthy of their cordial
support But to the particulars, we find them in the
Lynchburg papers:
Flournoy's (whig) majority in Pit,syvana 19l
no do do in Henry al
no do do in franklin q
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o.. Bible Socicty.An adjourned meeting Of the Bible
Society of this city, will be held in the Baptist
church, Tomorrow (Thnrsday) afternoon at O'Clock.
All who feel interest in the Bible cause and especially
all who have in any way contributed its funds, par
ticularly requested to attend. April 2S-h
Gy- Volunteer Volunteers, voluntcers.-Capain Dan
Drake Henrie has opened rendezvous in the building
known the ST. Charles Hotel where all young desi
ring with him. requested to call immediately
and register their names. April 26-3
py AttentioniA meeting will be held to-norrow even
ing at Franklin Engine House, mt early
TOR the purpose organizing of the military companies
ordered take the place of the Maryland and District bat
talon in Mexico. Tho public generally invited TO
attend. April 28-lt
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THE RICHMOND DISTRICT.

ACCOMAC
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
ACcoMAc c. H., April 81, lsi7
A Buena Vista Victory,
nj b,,, tbor Nf alar
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A comf0rtab1o frame hOusc In Good 0su6r ~" LIN
wv street, New and street north,
Tor ent To careful tenant the rent viii be moderate
Possession on the ls OF May Inquire on the premises,
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Economy OF Etliroaas..-Catti

\ most valuable treatise migh, he w45ttet en-
the Economy Of Railroads. AMI their he neiieaA a
effects ucoa tar intercourse of Society. Tas
following paragraph occurs IN the London cor.
Respondents letter to the National Iatelliseaees,
He speaks OF the markets oil Ioadaa:
The supply &C these markets IS ananaIly
l5a.aa1 betves. and ! ,aoe $40 sheep. ana tie
SAVING OF loss al weight by earriage, instead %
driving j. calculated being ID lbs for each
huIack. : lbs, for each sheep and % tbs. for
each SWINE. maklng an aggregate saving Of ~
ssh }a9 lbs. weight of sulnai food ia the eaant.-
~ Of ANIMALS u present conveyed by railroaI
which j. nat laose than half tie entire au4oan,
vAlga y sent 10 Lonloa annually.
\. this rate Of calculation, the counties Of
Madison, Fayette, p.ckaway, and Franklin. ia
tbs State, would save by railroad transportation
cattle alone faliy sirfy thousand 'oiiars r-s
aaa3sfa This is the interest q million Of dol
lars. Tbs million Of dollars would pay tho
entire cast Of constructing q raiifoaf from C5.aH-
bus 70 Nenia, aad from Ctcler.He 10 Lancaster.
II formers viii look straight al fact lac
this tile Counties alone IN Ohio would make a
railroad from the man trunks 10 every county
seat. Each ale Of railroad will pay six per
cent. ON Is cost, as dividend, while per cent
more wonl5 20 into the pockets Of the Turner.
ia III, increased price upon hts pro iase.-ca.
Caroa.etr.
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/ o Afessrs. SIMMER, AMI 9th I
For the Palladium.
Important to the whole Interest OF Eastern
Initana.


Tho Directors Of the Richmond and Easton
Turnpike Company. are compelled . call on the
public spiritea ans those w.lo lave 10 travel GA
good road to sabsertte f9f late stoc. - ali
them in graveng said ROAD from Alex. Grimes
to Boston; the present subscription we THINK sui
fciene to complete the balance The Company
- very desroaS finish the work tbs coming
fill. The gravetng IS 10 De estimated BY the
engineer. aud those taking stock can pay by
rraye,uc at his estimate, or by a contract WITH
the company or company orders, cash. Of course,
vii not De refused. 1t requires united efior,
TO complete the work, and it cannot be cone
without soar all. The work is all under con-
tract except the graveii8g from Boston to Alex
Grimes west I.nc, ami the whole cost. when
completed, from the State DHoI i5ae 70 Rich
nona, will not exceed tweHty-eight thousand
dollars. and the tolls no doubt will yield a very
large interest OF the outlay.
Subscription Roofs now opened at the
store Of D P. Virgins & Sons, and any Of the
Directors ars authorized 10 receive subscriptions
OF stock. u
My 6, lsl7.
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From lii Newark Daily Advertiser
The Gratitude OF IEelaal.


lie sra'iiHae o. iseisa.aa.
Pts an .siieFs rees'xei o w ,.7a "a
.'' - -''..,.r. rsr9..s 10
ID tint .i4s f-e!--5eet,ly feels ami faily appre-
elatss tlss man ..-tat.ons Of sympathy o1 tt5s
siec Of the &sisntic. ami this feeling Il warmly
S7.zsa ..t - ~ ex.'..9Ta i,s- 81 H. - -
t~. tf.s.s J. 49, ministry III .5s-s Ii i
~ >haaa glve some space Il th-se testimonials
and otfF'ns. ef 4 latonE era'itaee. oar 40
= , an X go II fam
IT,. viii. u. are sare, be gratifie4 with these
grateful responses.
- r NJ - H. n.
t.1---f ~. .r.+;,,.,
( +s-t+t @ =
.Ih- tr.4afe " ar7 most oo1n6 g ashho#.
= -. + Tim Gns1eeD III public subscription mae
= ~ n5.. s,'s " o1se i IN 7" 4.
lection ~li i, ~ spite of many TRIALS 1na hnter-
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gang of kidnappers attempted TO seize a
colored man a few days since in one OF the
hotels in Pittsbarg and ..hassel'' him of into
avery. He gave the alarm when the negroes
"a HE'D rescued their brother. beat the kidnap-
pers most terribly and then had them prosecuted
The .sHhites.e looked AM encouraged the
negroes. In Pennsylvania kidnapping is now a
penite ntiary offence.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

E4sI8P kEaeEa. Of the Pfotesiea, Episcopal
church, has appointed Sunday next My 18th
for has annual visitation Of 81. ran's church Of
this city. Paste worship may be expected at
IL e'el3r.1 x VI. aud al before + w.
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sion, which indicates a large attendance at the
convention. As trust an improved system OF
common school education to be the fruit of the
ntion, it is desirable that there should be
sltepdance from every county in the State As
! proof that the people right on the SUBJ ct
Of common schools in Indiana, we cannot for
boss giving the result Of vote in this city At
. recent charter election the question was deci-
6ed whether the voters would sal mit 10 tax fer
free schools not, when there almost
unanimous vote in the affirmative.
OVID BUTLER, Chairman Cor. Com
N. BoLros, Secretary.
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My 6.l8l7

II estimated by one of the most intelligent
of the Lon ION journals. that from ireland aione
there will be an immigration to lii Is Continent
OF from 291 900 to 100000 Of her people during
the present calendar year.
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ioohea lfhPfFehaLt5 - oioa ast4Et ems : q
other Of their vorhs have beei taken, i've gen
erals eo'ohes elo'eI " eo...s.sha : SD
mics as ours, ana other o.i4@ssrs inlaitsT5 5tE,
have been ts&en prisoners, ta9etilsF va. ~ y
men. and the rest Of Their a<ay roaiee VITA li|
loss Of every thug. ammunition. cannon, azg-
gage, al ofsiaz but The inpossibiIity 81 hut
ing a road for The Dragons 81 the rear 81 tine
enery's works saved sny part Of santa Anna :
grand army, iEcjHaing lts oTa psrsosl.
Among the American prisoners Is our et@
friend La Vega, "no fogEat ~ ia Ft~ ace1i~t ann
galsantry. The oiier behfT9ts are Jose -'laTid
Jarena, LUIS fiEsett. .hai}ttei t"f'@-e a1+ 49,
Obando. TIE names Fl TIE colonies laE. hSt
been able 70 gather. Nothing tEe.t @antt anna
Jnt the want OF GFagooHs FL INC oAEf ~4ss1s 9i
their lines ~ i i*, iAs travelling coteA tosr.t-
Il with all his papers, vainat@es, and e*ea -
,coodeH leg. have fIien into our hanas, together
with all the money q hlS army = o ore 4ti-'s.-
pated, when they arose from their h1r4 biToa4eA
this morning, such complete victory
The loss on both sizes a4s been h-aFy--fle"
could it have been otherwise The rough aH8
rocky road, cut through rugged Get.tcs and Tense
cbaparll b. our truops. Il now lined with
wounded The Rifles Col. Hazkef'- Tsnaes-es
volunteers. the Ist Artillery Tire : iii Infantry,
and Capt Williams co1nnan.. of Kentucky vol
unteers have perhaps suffered most. Gen @hiei II
was severely ami am fearful, tssortaily ~otna-
ed, while gallandT leading his bs.gate 70 s'e ~.
one Of the encIay's f5rthes. works. Geu. III
low uas also voBst.d, although slightly. @ltsse
storrriinp fortifeation On tins st}- commanded
ky La Vega. All the fielA officers ot Col. Has
l.s rerijfant ygar. .vani.5e4 ut tte @aas tla}e.
save himself. OF the Rj1es Capt. Mason he
+ lost a lfr. Lieut. Ewetl has been baely wa"Aaea,
4 f5t..
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DlED.-ln tbs vicinity. on Frl-iay. tn =
inst mt. JOHN WESLEY, son OF jettS "a
aAsv, aged years.
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AsSEx.TfoS--M Ex1co.-The Secretary
of The Treasury was 50 full If his assafn-
eli power 10 make laws for Mexico, that IN
advertising for tho late government loan.
he directed the advertisement 10 be pa D.
Used ii Atlantic cities. and II papers at
Matamoras, Tampico and Vera Cruz, but
10 no paper in the vaIly Of the Ohio AM
Mississippi that we noticed, lie seemed
to regard the ,faxican towns rs part of
the United States, bu: 10. the western
states.
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The Wig Central Committee OF the State OF
Maryland are out n a long and able address to
The people CT that State, Recommending Gen.
Tavior for the Presidency and calling state
Conven ton
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Election IN Louisville.

The Journal Of yesterday says:
The people have declared against licensing
coffee houses Here Nc hope the agitation viii
csase."
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Receipt in 4 prii. f74f. were $3.50 II, show
ing increase Of SlS,2a6 53 this year-o4n
Chronicle.
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nISSOLLTl0N.-I'he partnership hereta-
fore existing between Job Bertoa md ~.
- Rorton. was dissolved by mutual consent on
the ffr-t insttst The business Of the old hrin
will be settled by T. d RortoA, who WI con
tinue the Ihras.4ing Maehiile- fnaking business.
a, the old stanI JOB BORTON,
EDWARD u. E0RT0S-
Richmond, May II, l-47. 23.a
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LITTLE NIa,sI RsLRoAp--Tha receipts for
April. ls4., haYe been follows:
Freight 3,isa -
,3.2 a
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Camp near Plan del hio. Aprii -
y The American arms have achieved another
e,o.;ous victory Guaranteeing Gen. SCOTS
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wei as all other information interesting thoso desiring
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COMPREHENSIVE.

GtNHE subscribers having the finn Of
z PURCELL d LADD, Fihe purpose Of oonluellg tae
APOTHECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS.
Oh for sae At -ir No lOl, Main Seei co,nats ard
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PAINTS, oils, DYE STuFPs, WINDOW GLASS BRUSHES
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GENERAL AGENCY.

FkNHE subscribers respectfully tester 10 the Public
: General Agents, and vii at,nt on 10 al bu.
entrusted 10 eT They will Rent Horses eel bro
perry real and Tersona he out negroes and collect
ely and the sdi1.nRE counties
iANE' GoIP having had years experience Deputy
CLERK the Office u Hsnneo County wrts Deeds
bargain and Deeds power. Of ATTORNEY and p Oh,
er conveyance, on the moss reasonable
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Pulcei, r. uuvll T. Johnston, j. r. u
H. Eu-iac~ son = ~ Zlctriss'n A Leslie. a 30
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bury by principal Druggists throughout the T. r. OF OF
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