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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

Democratic gain 81. Democratic gam IN lne
Whole county ii Norfolk %. Democratic gai'
81
cAMPBELL.-We find the following re'u'n'
IN the Lynehburg Patriot, (Whig2
At the closing Of the polls in Lyncnoufe .'.e
vo,e stood For Taylor aud Fillmore All
Casa and Butler, 2O4 At the Court house.
Whir ma iori,y 90; at Marysvile Wing msJo,'
r,y IS; at Porter Shop. Wig majority Q.
Al Hat Creek, Democratic majority Al. wing
maturity in the county $50. The polls had NOT
clos, a, The two last named precincts, oul u -
believed that the official returns VIII not var
The result ten votes in the county Harrison
lnaiori,, in This county was 225, Ciays -
There is really no Wing gain in 'ais cou"'!'
for me Demecra,c potion Of Campbell vas c"'
of 10 !orm Inc new county Of ApPoma'tox.
- EnquTsr]
plTTsYLyANiA.-W learn that the po.'
closed ., Deiarnetts with tho fo'lo*ins result;
TAYLOR and Flllmo,o So; Cas- and Butter ~,
wnig mslorily in The county 20 ! gam Oh -
upon tie vote Of IA.
PRINCE GEORGE.
Dear Sir:-I send you The vote al me Coui'
House ana Psuc;ois precinct: ,,,,-
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MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & CO.
ltl Main Street.
This Day-Caritals: SIS 900, 3 Of 5000, so o
800, &c. Is numbers ID drawn. Tickets "a.
Drawn Nos OF Susquehanna, 50:
a. 81 Sc 81 6 So 81 70 % IA 10.
Nov. 10 C. w. PURCELL g. cos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

MORT UNE'S HON E.-CHALkS
i OFFICE, No. 6. Main Street.
Drawn Nos Md. Consolidated Extra, 30
10 6S 10 81 "a 81 sc 81 AZ Ia SO 81 d..
Nos. Is 81 g., another capital sold.
This day--Od favorte Pokomoke, Glass 45.
IS Nos. IA drawn. Capitals: SIS, 900, OF 5000,
OF 500, &c. Tickets 81.
In Glass 40, the capital prize OF $4,000 was
returned for want OF purchaser, look on, Tor Inc
"a initial today, at CHALK'S,
Nov. 10 doors above the Market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
HATS! HArS!! CAPSl CAPS y

TdII SIyIC OI Hits HnN VapS'
~ L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad ST., Shocis
Va Hill, has just received full and spea.
assortment Of HATS and CAPS, Of In -
Northern manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nu'n'
other Kind Of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment Of CAPS, OF every variety a; IN.
usually low prices, a, wholesale Or retail.
G. L. BETTY.
P. S.-Parchasers are respectfully inviied .
cali and examine my assortment Hats ant
Caps made 10 order. Market prices given 'oI a..
kinds OF Furs. G. L. b.
Sept. l5-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
NEW DRY GOODS.
OCTOBER 2S, IS4S.

Reeetsing BY ExpSc,s f,om tte No,h.I
OWEN d BALLARD,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY, 25 Packages =
w the following articles, received BY h
press from the Northern cities:
FANCY GOODS
CameIeon a lpaccas; Thibet and Grape ShaT's,
Broche and Silk Shaws; Black Alpaccas; rs
Kid Gloves; Linen Cambria Edkis; Irish Linens
Towelngs; Napkins; Neck Ties; Ribbons; Far
y Robes Dress Goods; Hosiery; Bombszlnes'
| Black Merinos.
STAPLE GOODS.
! Red, White, Green and Yellow FlannelS
! bleached and nnblrached cotton hdnnels; blracn
ed and unbleached Brown Shirtings and Shte
1 ing>; fancy low-priced Sattine's; 10 cases 9.
| Fall Prints all new styles; cases FufnIu!s
| Prints; 20 bales Oznaburss and Drills blue al'
MKT Saltinels; 2 cases Plaid Linseys; bales he''
seys; 100 ps. PONCE Silk Hdks; BED T'cSIhs''
Mariner Shirlings, &c.
The subscribers are selling on their Own ..
| count, and also on commission; they are 10" ~
| pared to sell al wholesale or retail, ~ .Hs -
/ piece, or yard, every description Of gool' a
as they can be found in the United sac ,pn
OWEN & BALLARp,
Dry Goods AMI Commission Store, Eagle squat
! Oct28
NEW DRESS GOCDo. ~.
DY Express have received some ne" d"'
\ = sifable Goods Tor dresses, among them -
Satin Paid and striped Matonas
| Small figured French Monsancs
Mode lie satin, striped and plaid
PLAID Alpacas; solid color DO
Mouslaines at Is per yard
Solid color Parmeltas
French Mernos; black Al pacasc ,rscov
! Nov Opposite the Depot.
MILLINERY AND MANTUA-MAkiNu
TINE Misses PoRDUE would respectfully
inform the ladies ia Inc city and COUNTY, ~
that they haye received theit Dress r raostS Sr
mos, fashionable costumes, visi'es, CIoaSs . IN.
and will receive them monthly. lnei re- ,..,e
pe,ep, 10 Il, and please the most ias!ii'on, rss,
They particularly invite call at No. "a Ea''
Main srree, opposite The Mansion House
Oct Psi -----
r HAVE sill for sale about IL bushels Wooa'
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GREEESVllLE

HicKsFoRD Nov Z, ls4S.
Messrs Eiitor>-Tn- po.is ~ his coufty,
(Greensvi.le) nave hren r"sed and The Voc
SAINTS % Cass & Buler 49,; tor Taylor s. Fin.
more msjo,ity for Cas- 6 Butler, S.. Po.k's
majority III ls4i 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
(ViRGiSIl ASD LOUISIANA LINE.)
FIRST PACKET.
TIA The new packet bar qle CYANE, CAPT
M2Cary Willisslon, now in Baltimore, viii te
here in few days. For freight, cabin OF ,leef'
age passage, having superior accommodations
apply 10 HASKINS g. LIBBY,
DAVID CURRlE Or
CHAS. T. WORKMAN.
P. S.-Fleieht taken for Mobile, anu forward
cd free OF commission. Il. x L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
n.mocra,lc majority s.

Btaodoo Precincl 10 hear from, which, 10 1919
gave % malofy for Polk.
Fron ,he atove you vii see thai Inc maIne,Wn
for Cas-, is 5 more than il was Tor Pois, IL 1914
Brandon Pfecirc will do as we'll, or pelei, MAJ
= DID in 1874 Yours &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
THEI.ONDON ANIMALS.

THE LONDON ANIMALS.
MASH & WOODHOUSE have received
IN their first supply OF English Animals fol
lS49 They are:
The ROYAL Favorite Annual; or. Fishers
Drawing Room Scrap Book, ior lsi9; by the
Hon. Mrs. Norton; containing thiny-six highly
finished engravings, elegantly bound; with con
uibulons by some OF he best writer's. One vo
ume, quarto. 81.
The Juvenile Scrap Book: A Gage D'Amoul
for the young; edited by Miss Jane Strickland
with sixteen highly finished plates; elegantly
bound. Price 50 so,
Others will shortly follow, and be duly an
nounced. Nov. ~
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TH r. A TR E

First appearance in Richmond of Miss KATE
HORN and MI II. B. PHILLIPS.
FRIDAY, November 10, l648-Oyerure BY
the ORCHESTRAL Leader, Monsieur PERRoT. Fol
lowed b. a new Comedy, entitled,
WHO'S YOUR FRIEND:
Countess Of Rosedale, Miss ka'e Horn
Lady Bah. MIS- Cfamer
Sir Felix Lovel,- Mr.. Il. Is. Phillips.
Giles Falkland, Mr.. John Seton.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOOD

GREAT BARGAINS In DRY GOODS
To be f,,lri at HMtam John SpOrds No. 225
Broad Street, sign Of tic Dry Goods Bor.
ID ECEIYED ;rcm auction ard by Express, II,
II following new and desirable Goods, boueb
al a great reduc ion, and will be sold very chean
Sevcra new styles q dress Goods Tor ladies'
Do 10 d. children
White and col'd kid Gloves, heecy lined Glove,
| Linen cambria Hdk's, silk neck Ties
Long and square Shawis, fancy Scaris
Ribbons Tor Bonnels, cap, neck and sash
Do narrow black and cold Velvet
A large variety oil Hosiery and Gloves 4,
! children
A large variety OF CATERS, Hoods, Caps, Saca
and Jenny Lind Cuars for children
Cloths, Csssimeres AMI Ves.ings Tor genlIeu.a
! and youths
Pockel ana neck Hds's, Stocks and Opss
Ties
Cloves, inside Yess and Drawers
Linseys, kerseys and Sattineits for seryal..
Blankets and Flannels, for servants
II ALSO, 81
Bieached and brown Couons, Of every tese,ir,
lion
Ozoatures; Jeans; Bed Blankets
Table Diaper and DAmask Cloths
Irish Linens, Fannes, OF all grades, &c, ST..
All in wan, OF g cd bargains, will save money
BY calling al WILLIAM SWORDS,
225, Broad street, Sign OF The Dry Gocts Der.
Nov. 10
IIURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lot. East MAN
i Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "come, Try again"
To-day-Virsnia Monongalia Lottery, Cav
81. Capitals: OF Sl5,2s0 Of 5000, Sc, s.
rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81, shares in Pr
portion at HURLEY'S OFFICE, below ID.
Old Market.
Tomorrow 10000 Tickets $40
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Glass Sc:
! SO 40 81 81 "a 63 81 66 81 10 SO 49,
P.S. ORDERS Tor packages, certificates Of pac:.
ages, single tickets or shares, promptly ateni5:
TO, and an account OF The cravings sent 10 ar
part OF The United States Tree Of postage. Pleas.
address VIM. HURLEY.
Nov. 10 Richmond, Va
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The election il tbs town says the Republican
passed Of with liulc or 10 excitement, each par.
" working with becoming zeal for the victory.
The resr, Is perfectly satisfactory 10 the Demo.
Gratis, 'nsomuch as they reduced the expected
whig ma ri!y some IS or 80 votes. Here j, is /:
For Taylor and Fillmore, 3a2
For Cass and Butler, 333
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
Wing gain, lS9
CLLRKsYlrLE Nov

CLLaKsviLLe Nov. 7, IS.
Geaiiemer: Below you have Statement nf
the polls Il IA, pace ro-day-Cass Y Butler, l46;
ray,ol 6 Fi!imoe, l3l majority Tor Cas- =
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aSHIO,S YOIIas EIslENll2
To conclude with the Farce OF

PAS TYRoLIEN, b. Miss KATE LUDLOW
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Taylo,'s mi. 1873. Cav, mai. l73.
llANOVER-OPr1cI.L
Seventeen majority for Cas-. Claws meJ &C
Seam Carts Peck, DAVIS, No.fulk.
ALEXANDRA.
TsyloT's mai
pETFRSRI'RG.

Yesterday. Times gives ne following as The
fulI roe: Taylor 4s3, Cas- 223 TaYior's ma.
llriy 2oGl
:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

- HAVE sill for sale about IL bushels Wooa'
i fms Re. EN- Wheat ,,,poo
Nov. 10 ! q. IALinf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

FERENTOSH WHlsKEY AND HELD
Sleek & CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
ONE puncheon fue favored and uncon'ami.
" mated Ferenlosh Whiskey. The Cham
payne is "a, presen) the crack brand. There has
also come 10 hand 20 PACKAGES OF Butter 10 boxes
and 6rxins The former are Of superior quality,
and hermsticaly secured; the LATER of the same
family: with many ether choice articles On
hand, wholesale and retail BY
WIN. WALLACE,
Nov. $50 18th, or Commercial Street.
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A SPLENDID SACRED GIFT.

THE WOMEN or THE BIBLE
ELINEATED in series Of sketches OF pro-
~ minent females mentioned in Holy Scrip
lure By distinguished clergymen in the United
STATS, illustrated BY eiah,een CHARACTERISTIC s,ee
engravinss; edited BY Jonathan ~. VAIN
wright ID. ID beautifully printed, imperial ocla-
20 volume, curouslY bound. Price 81 80
CONTRIBUTES TO the WORK.
I. Hagar, BY the Rev. Or. Sprague.
2. Rebekah-Rev Mr.. Cook.
3. Rachel-Ri. Rev. Bishop Burgess.
4. Wife OF Poiphas-Rey. Dr.. aiuhlenburg.
5. PhaTach's Daughier-Rigat Rev. Bishop
Duane
6. Debcrah-Rev Dr. Cheever.
7. Jsph,bas Daughter Rev. DR.. De VIII.
s. Delah-Rev Dr. Wainwright.
9. Ruth Rev. DR.. Hiebee
10. Hnnnah-Rey. Dr.. VeFmye.
IL. AbigaI-Rev. Dr.. Vinion.
IL. Queen 0! Sheoa-Rt. Rev. Bishop McllTaine.
-. Jczebel-Rey. Dr.. Pots.
Ia. Athaliah-Rev. Dr.. Colt.
Is. Eslher-Rey. DR.. Atkinson.
l6. Sara, wife OF Tobias-Rev. Gurdon s. Colt.
II. Judith-Rey. Or. Kip.
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wright.
10 this work the publishers fat,er themselves
they have presented 10 toe public one OF The most
splendid volumes thai has ever appeared-one
that is no, OF interest for The day or the year. but
which is possessed OF a permanent value. Oh
the ability with which the literary department is
executed II is unnecessary 10 speak, the above
lisl Of names being sufficient pledge Tor is eI-
ceence Just published. For sale by
Nov 10 NASH s. WOODHOUSE.
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A 4 a@ sR ID
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURt
Rail Road.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
NOR the better accommodation OF the loo,
L uave! between The above places the arrangs
meut OF the Accommodation Train will, on al.
after MONDAY, the 18Th OF NOVEMBER, be 4.
follows:
Leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and F..
DAYS at 81, A. NJ.
Leave Petersburg same days al II, P. NJ.
Leave Petersburg on Mondays Wednesdays an:
fridays at 81, A. NJ.
Fast Team.
Leaves Richmond daily, al Pm
Leaves Petersburg daiIy,at 81 A. "
Persons going from Richmond and DESTROYS {,
returning the same day can leave by The Train Z.
81, A. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and have three hours Tor business in Petersburg
n. Is. Passengers are requested 10 pfoc1.
tickets at the office before starting.
The trains start punctnal!y al the time a..
vertised by Richmond time.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Nay 10 SuperinlendeM TRANSPORTATION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

=
MAJOR DRISKARD: ] address you this, Al The
earliest convenience 10 let you know the number
OF votes polIed a, iho precinct election al J. 3.
Mayss'S Store to-day, for Cass aud Butler ST
woes, for Taylor, &c C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
To he Edi,ors Of The Enqn'rsr.
Essex
LOUISA.
m ~ pg,tYs NJ tbe Eu0uiT. r..

To he Edlt1r3 ~ ms EHqNTsT
Messrs. Editors: hasten % gre you the re-
suit OF our election al this place. The Democ.
racy have done aoelc. We have gwen Cas- am
Butler torty.6ge majority. When tse noi s closed
he vo,e cod 100 Tor Cas- aud bu'!sI; iar Ia
Tor lis, an il ne other precincts have cone a.
we'll We shall carry he coaay oy tom oae nun.
tr.n and htr,o one HUNDRED and seventy five
Your. respectfully, =
4, u Nav ISdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

CowLEs' OFFICE, Wall Street, Rich
~ mond, Virginia.
Tc-Day-Pokomoke Class IS. Capitals
sl5OOO, 3 Of 5000 S OF 500, &c. IS Nos. ii
drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Md. Consolidated, Extra so.
l9 GO 10 81 IA 81 36 81 45 a So 81 d.:
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, so:
"a 81 66 81 6 IS 81 10 % 9 II l9.
Ticket Nos. % &C IA, capital OF 5000 re-
turned by CoHLEo.
Nov 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
Wing majority,
SUSSEX

We received despatch from Raleigh. n. c.,
Tuesday night. stating tina, Taylor and Flllmoro's
majority in that place WAS IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

WASHINGTON IRVING'S SKETCH
w BOOK. beautifully illustrated. The
Sketch Book Of Geofffey Grayou, Gent iusirs-
Ted by Darley-f fifteen eng'avings beautifully "a
ecu,ed on wood b. the best artists, elegantly prn
ted on superfne calendared paper, and handsome
" bound in various styles.
Also, further Supplies of The two first volumes
Of The new and uniform edition Of lrvins's Works,
viz. KnckeIbockeT's New York. and The Sketch
Book, in neat, green cloth binding-pfice 81 %
each For sale by
Nov. 10 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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IRON lie Nifglt d-rysA

TIE KESC It IN NUKtULk.
Ali praise 10 our sterling Democracy After
the most perfect organization aud vigorous
exertions cu the part Of the Wings, they have
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Purchasers Of Dry Good,

a RE informed that my stock Of Goods i. !,
n FIJI as i, has been any time during the 81.
son. Ny assortment If Dress Goods is large
and cheap, consisting OF Mouselaiues Casa
meres, plain, plaid and satin striped a pacss
Madonas Lama,lines and other styles Tor ali
very cheap.
Every variety OF Domestic Goods-P,ins
Linscys, Kerseys, Fiannels Blankets, &c. io'
SAFE A the lowest market prices.
Nov. 9 J. 6. CHENERY
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SEA sERPENr.-The London Globe pub
li,Ir, lie following as among the romantic 'fu'
stories Ct The time:
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO,
INNER TRITST DEEDS

WAsHrsGros, Nov. 4, 1913.
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LOUISA Z. b. NOV. = Iof0'
ALBeMARLE.
Ia tis Editors Of tie Enqa',cr'

PuRTsss PREclscr, Nov. I.
De,r sirs An wen; On we'll, and he result
has besn w,n. in This part of Aloemarle, to-day.
TIE nemocracy nad been rouse! 10 enthusiasm,
and Gu: uaj.rily tDemocraiicl IS 80 al this p's'
circr Vefy respectfully, yours, &c.
FLUVANNA.
PALMYRA, Noe. rh.
y la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
The French Republic.

The fercest battle which Europe has Witnessed
since the slaughter Of Waterloo, has Just been
fought W thin the walls Of Paris Thestreets have run
red with blood aud been numbered with thousands
Of slsin-not Of foes. venting upon each other the
boarded en,oity Of wears but Of cOantryInen and
brothers. Nor were the horrors Of the fight con
fined 10 what Statesmen term " Christian war
fare the most brutal passions which degrade
human nature, held a complete reyel' aud the
seoond city Of the civilized world was made the
soens Of crimes which the future historian VIII
.budder to record In all modern history we know
of nothing so fesrfully tragic as this.
The insurrecton, which has at last met with so
complete an overthrow, has been in progress Tor
some time. The leaders have worked secretly
aud assiduously, 20 accomplish what Blanqm and
Barbes failed 10 doing. The breathless suspense
the indefnable oppression Of mind, which appears
10 have been felt in Paris since the 18th Of May,
WAS ,,t without is cause. The thunderbolt has
fallen. suddenly and crashingy let us hope That
the SKY Of the Republic viii be clearer and bright
er. now that it has passed over The Government
i. more firmly established than ever and we 10
not think the Reaction viii be increased by Tins
desperate attempt Of the Tenorsts Cen "a
vaignac is Republican Of the same stamp as La
MARTINEZ man OF true modesty, yet acting on
all trying occasions, with perfect GOODNESS and de-
cjsion The responsible position he now occupies
viii enable him 10 take such measures rs VIII rem
der second attempt impossible.
IL Is difficult to ascertain, from the telegrapmc
reports. who were the chief movers in the revolt.
But there have been evidently, men OF talent and
foresight connected whit The plan Of operations
was in every respect admirable one, and nothing
bnt the patient bravery of the troops, who fought
for fifteen hours before the barbados Ia the Rue St.
JACQUES. saved the Hotel de Vile, and probably
the whole city. from falling into the hands Of The
enemy Men who will perform such acts Of vaior
Tor the Republic will not lightly desert ITS banner
The very enormity Of the attack upon the Gov
eminent, will excite sympathy amorg those who
were previously Indifferent or opposed The
chances Of Louis Napoleon are greatly diminish
Cd, If not totally annhlsted, by the result and
Notwithstanding the inference which some would
deduce from Lamorciere's relationship with
Theirs, We 30 not think the prospects Of the Re
gency are a whit more favorable. So far as It IS
possible 70 Judge from present appearances, the
Republic is likely to be enduring. We postpone
farther comment until we shall have received
more complete history Of the Four DAYS cF jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

10000 insurgents were on the one side and 23eNV
troops and National Guards on the other
AN the anarchist Journals suppressed The Prose-
and the Refoywe are also suspended.
n de Lamartine and AIago headed detachments Of
National Guards and boldly dyanced on the barbados
NJ Caraigne one OF the editors Of the CommaHoi and
an associate OF sobrieI was arrested on Monday. II
Matrin Lieut. Col Of the 9th Legion arrested after
having been admitted the conference on the plan Of
the attack he was taken in the ranks Of the nsur
gents
The 9Th 9th and 18th lie gions Of the Paris National
Guards and La Chopelie Beietile. and other National
Guards Of the Bcaiisn were dsarmed on Tuesday. Ma
poleon Lcbon and Kersense both chiefs Of the nsur
rection. have been arrested
The rallying sign OF the insurgents was email osisr
wand that each Of them kept concealed IN his sleeve
Those borne by the chiefs were forked ~ the end
Evidence mas been obtained that beside this genera
plan Of operation the insurgents had revolutionary
government organized
The Military Committee 81 the Palace OF the 1uiiie
rcs mas already examined upward OF 500 persons Al
OF them were in possession Of pieces Of gold Some
of them had each i've louis dor We saw, says the
SIDE box full OF money which had been taken from
the insurgents Several OF the prisoners when asked
by the Judges why they did not surrender before
Piled d" We had 70 earn the money which had been
given us" None OF them have yet betrayed the
names of the infamous ntga,ors Of this terrible plot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

tfQil ile Necol1 ltfflu oi tlr arQlr4u
Farther from Paris that several changes
had taken place in the new Ministry. Admiral lie
Blanc declined the oce OF Minister OF the Marine aud
NJ Basaae Minister OF Foreign Affairs. had been sp-
pointed in his place. Gen Bedesu had been appointed
Minister Of Foreign Aaars N. NASH lste member Of
the Executive Government s appointed President Of
the Assembly. The penoI.ats Pactaqus OF the a9th
ult which strongly recommended Cavngnac as the fu-
tare President OF the Republic. extensively oigcu
lated in Paris. livery Representative. he entered
the Assembly. had copy thrust into bic hands.
Asssssinat0ns take place in great numbers IN the
quarters where the diseonted population reside and
senerally 81 night in the streets.
The Insurgents, although conquered are by no ans
suedued snd IL is improbable but that they may a.
tempt to renew the struggle. AT present however
they eonune their attempts poisoning and secret u
dcIs Courts Martial being held On the prisoners
as Ispidly possible II he meeting OF u, Assembly
on Thursday SQooo0 francs were voted u the National
Guard and oooooo 20 the Gasis No5ils TIE son Of
Gen Mcsrier was nominated sub heutenan, m the IN
Regiment of the Line and pension o. 3oo1 francs
year given TO tn widow 70 the children If
the General
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
E,..., ..nI Hrar d.FnH-

FLouE-Western Canal .orr per b5l, @3s 4s Richmond
and Aexsndrl. z7s 81 1ss; PLiade pha and Baltimore
~ Sd s. New Orleans and Ohio. ~ -; Canadian
Sour 2is 81 25s 3d. United States ard Canadian
white an mixed per 20 be- - I'd Is; red, 80 81 u a.
INDIAN CoRv-Whte. per quarter 2as 0s; yellow. SIS a
S2s ISDiAN ME,L. per BOZ. ljs q l3s Cd.
Tie general business Of the week Aas been limited, but
prices continue 70 be maintained with considerable firm
ness owing n great measure 20 the uHavorable state Of
the weather ard ihe leenors1g influence which are ex-
,rcse5 upon me early prospects Of the harvest Holders
in consequence show increased frinness Fresh arrivals
Of FLOUR Of superfne qualities have realized our maximum
quotations, but the several articles Of BREADsTuFfs have a
downward tendency Al the market yesterday. retailers
operated steadily ia FLoUg; and though some parcels OF
INDAN CORN md MEAL taken for Ireland prices adj
vsnced but Little. any Al all, upon Tuesdays quotations
No improvement in The demand TO- Barley, Oats Beans,
or Pess.
The metropolitan market is steady, and The accounts from
the provinces DO not indicate recedng disposition The
import duty has reached the maximum point, vI Jos per
quarter on Grain. and Sc Cd per Dol on Flour