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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
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bon Tiecer'Wacun9ie.
bon SIieoer' @aeun9ie.

~Wr9cn ben oielen ueucn cin9eionfe'
neil observation-disclosures ipoflr mir nnicrn
Sreuucen berslid, confen-fuo mir 9eSwun,
Geu pieIe artifchfil Die tcuti9e 3eitnn9 81
uer1hicben.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Sie &c hD(ero.

sllle gerihte bon bel alteu @clt ,cioen,
olB 9Imcrtcd unoermeiclit) eurd) oicIe bCfc
SranFbeIt bem9e ludyt iucrocn mus, II. snar
che lang. Btele un1ercr 9clcr pereen iId,
crinpern, oas Die Cholera BON 1882 une
1888 daf elilcu icnocrbarsn milesu u. feud,,
ten Winter, 9erate pie Der jcsi9c, erfcl9te
Wcnn bies fcin- -Sewee 1T BON ceni mds
man crtparten onrf 70 III e6 bod Gcipis Elm
ieneerbares 3ltiammentrefen, ba in bcocu
SdlIeu Scridte pnu Cholera in europa oes
fcS Qano um oiclrlbe Sabresicit crrcidDtcu.
qBir Icben cni9en leidjten 2Iufiaen pcr Der
Ddmmerung cnes nneern ncueu cSabres,
mdhrFno bem Sriihidbr uno CONNER BON
i949 eM9saeH. @s ndre uieteiht ipeielid,
penn Die atIScmcine Re9erunq 1hdlihc unc
fdbi9c Terlonen amltellcn nilrce Inn bic Gan.
Der ~ beIndifn, mo oicie peffiIen; arasrt
utb miuuteHwcRc bic Gntiiehuu9 eielsr b6s
arti9en 6rauthcit lu crmittsin unb Die bette
8crbeu9ungs. .Ritteln od9c9cu ,u erfcrfhcn.
9Sdhreuo mir nbsr cobe jeoe Icrbcu9un06
Naerc9cln er9rcifcu, frOteu mir ocm Id,red
lidcn Seiuo obnc e ur Oh bc9eonen Or
Ddplcn iaat, in Setrcf Der @bSIcra ron
1882. oae aa9emeiu bemerft puroe, bas Die,
jenigc ipcfd,e NeiuhcE, Waejatsit Wuo su;
ouitrie percinten, NIT ciuem ruhiacn @emii
the ati nelltcn oaccu oeridcut bliebcn -
Sur d. lpuros gnter Die netiuitcn Il a,
de Ser GraHfwit 9cgiMt-inecm esuiS
eic fIf am dr9itcn fllrhtctcu am 9rIbwinre.
fen oamit befdlIcu wurecn.
| Ioue Ounoe = unlere QSehG.I,cir
tunAcu bon unterfdliccli hen p!isru, maiden
ol6 pnblfum auf cas Drrumllufcn mnlheu,
Der punoe oufmCrfiam. Bel 9ieaoiua, phi
labclrbia Hno in Bu6s Gauntv Gnb untcr
Itieblide Renithen bon ibusn 9ebineu NOR
cen. Sun leeteu @auntp am Spring 6aus
Wirtbshaus Gin Wauu 9amens Oerr unc
au @besnutbia hrei Giuoer.
%e Sub9e VI Mc4ean hIt utHlid, cir
1 Brief an Eeiue Sreunee in Ohio 0Clhricbcn
,p,rin er la9t, eas Der Srie9 uun6fhiler Wsi
1 &C. angrfan9en unc uneoniiimticucu iei.-
Dlcecan II eiB bcruhmter 9iIbter Der Su
preme &curt,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

Die YtainfieIo Sant. Nn
@innebmer Der Ylainfielo Sanf werten iiber
esren Stano am 8 Scbruar 8eriht eritah
ten. &c miro eridblt, cae MIR s6O, 900 pon
ocu ans9escbcnen Stcien ben @innshmern
prdIentirt fino, rpdbreno nab ecn 8iihern
oeren sI25.0O0 aus9e9eben finc. sIlic 65,'
00) 3b1cr wanccru, wc Ger erpi9 Suee.
clpio in Der gBelt I'm, ooer ilno gum Sorthei'
! lc Ger Santbaltrr Der Scr9dn9lidfcit pcrfal.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Or. eell1er Srcrler.

@s oeruriadt uns wirfiid, 9roee Sreuor,
bdg Die an SamitaQe, ans DcrnD5, 9ehal'
tcue SduniD'S clelen Soerren ale
Gdubioat fur @onarcB in @rnennun9 brad
re. @r III frild, anS ben 6cihen oe6 Solfs,
uno allo 9eraoe Der red,te Wann fur jenr
Stelle. @r III ebrld, uuo fihi9 fir 9eoah
tes 9lmt, nno piro fails ciuer GrDibluno
Cure Snterc(Ien 9etreu bcmdden-er fpire
unermiioct fur ben qBiecrriif ocs Gdriffe
bon 1916 uno fur ole gSieoereinicbuu9 eeiIcn
pcn 1912 arbeiten, uno ilberbdupt ein wad)'
faHeS au9e auf oaS QSohI ulHereS Staatee
eerid,tct baltcn. gBas fcin 9,ripat Sharaf.
ter anbetrifft, 70 muB Die 3un9e Der Serdum'
eun9 ffitls baten, inbem bcrielbe obne ir9cne
eiuen Slcfeu it, Scd, eiu @barafter be
Gst er, nuo Iebit birjeni9cn oabier, bic &c.
{onnen fno ihre Stimmcn 9e9cn i'm einiuges
ben, mniIeu ein9eitcbeu ba6 wir ourd,aus
'iiidIt Su eia 9efa9t habsH, uno unIeren
srtunoeu in gud5 mcdten mir ncd1 Die Bers
fid,eruu9 gebrn, cas or Der "eicblina eed,a's"
III, odB mir itcli liuc, cine in allen Sinithten
70 eaeenoe perlcn, an Der SpiBe unIcrer
GpaIten Su baben, uuo boe fclIteu ite uns ihn
helfen ermdhieu, es fie lId,erlid, ME 9ereuen
ipiro, oenn fcinen oetreuern cinoen fcnuen
uniere Snterciien anpertraut Werecn. Vie'
les t6nnte nod, gu leinen 8uuiten 9eIa9t
fpcrecn, ober es manqelt uus al Haum.
--~-~-~--~~~-N~-~~>-----~
6P Die gBbig Staats Committee ben
pcnnfBlsairten bat ben listen Wdrs feft9e
fest al5 Der Gag gar Saltuns eincr Dbi9
Gtaats @cnpeHtieR.
tins fdleint es afs peun bic Committee ei
ne (ehr uuf6idli,be 3eit Qewdhlt hattie um
aeoad,te @onuention iu halten, iuoem cd be-
faunt 1T, cas Die Witterung uno Die Stra'
Sen nm jcnc Sabresjcit 9ewobnlid, fd,Iimm,
THo fcI9ld, Die Beiwcbnun9 bon melt ent'
fernt nobnenecn Geleaaten perhinoeru mus
Cieier llrIlfe fpr9cn bdttcu mir cincn ipd'
teren Gag uorecsogeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

uub ben sIsnten, enttpiiroisten 6aiicn ben
Rr9ern, Wustees, Sfupferhduten unc anoern
unwsenecn uno eutcbrtcu Stdmmtn bon
Wer,fo ~ ucrmi1d,eu. &c 9iebt fcinen ad,t'
barren 9sbiIceteu WaHn, rem es uidlt bemuft
1T, 70 Fbr er audi aus siaeuen ebrgeieiaen
9lbfd,ien Ceer aus ned, mneer ad,tbaren
parthei abiId,ten Die 3batiaChe su pcrbergen
9cnei9t iein mag, cae cine IoIdbe bdelid,e Gin,
rfrcpfuns bon WerifanSmus auf Den 9Imers
ifanild,rn Stamm eas Slut un5eres eiaruen
eanoes per9iften, rssen pclitiihen Snifiin'
ticnen 70 pereerbeu NIB beecn ifitlid,sn Chars
after 10 i,bern Saufsn werfeu pilrce, bae
ale ocffuuu9 ~ ibrer 9Bicterbsrifcnuns
Dcrfhmiueeu miiete.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

~ Dcrarc8e 8iRaurier, 8obert 6 qRaf'
fer, Secretair Der Sdabfammer, erlnd,t ben
@cuare6 cine &u(eibe rbu j 6, 6,001, 900 Iba'
Itr III faaase1-auo meint oas cs oann ndt
n6tbi9 fein piiree, tpdbreno Der ieBiaen Si
guna mehr gu bergen -9luf mehr @ris
beineidafri - jens S-re W t'R ieH e II
Ib.nIer fno perldwuuoeu, uuo Santa
SlBBa heiet nod, INNER Sduta slnna !
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

Tas @i9eplbum Ger Mcrifanildcn Ra
shrIiihen 8ir6e ID slCO, Goa, 900 msrlb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

hTs aInsaaazltbfeH Samltae bradlte Gle
Gommitlff sEs sipprcpriatous cine Bill
i'm geusree elm, tpsldie orei uucoreb
eia RigioRen 3baleF usrrpil'
liot, fir bic 8eloblsHs cer Armss ia lau'
frncen 9isfat Sabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

~ 2lus SSarrisbnr9 wereen mir beiid,'
Act, oae Die Committee llber Saufen, Die Bill
ruui .cie 9Iaentaun 8anf ~ infcrporiren, bem
Nauie Der Reprelentanten pcrIe9te, nit benz
8eIub oieIeIbe Suoer n.-RmSes
.@ompIiment, by the eternal, fa0te cSadion.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

sp9 Die Sebruar. SntereGsn Der pcuniJt
pauifdhsn Sfantsldulo nuroen pcriac qBcs
d'e ia Der pcnnipIuanild,a SSnt az pbila,
eclphia, IN dcHfr id,susn, Orrtrcfaid,en @ur.
rentp, scmeini9lid, Senannt, 3elie { 30.
ten, ausseSdblt.
Nielc prdd,ti9e 81 ellie s-eiele berrli'
6he "Ssnton Miutorcps" aiio baIb
spiSstr plentv.-eaet uus auf Socffnung
sGGsrer 3eiten' letsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Ser 0c6n NntriOt.

"@. YB. Carr, @iq Sun'@ebduor,
Gde Der DrittenI unb Dpd'Smase, aegenus
ber Der Wacrbanfs @rd,au9e, uuo 9to. 4i0,
n6rclid,e Tierte Strase, pbuaoclpbtl, it un'
fer aaent fir oen "patrict." lluiere oorti'
gen Sreuuee Tno erludt, sIn,ei9en uno Cub
feriptionsH rurd, beuielbcn an uns gu iber'
fdidsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

Inc following are the details oil the news
Special Dispatches to the New York Herald
PARIS, Dec. o. 1917.
Preparations for the Opening of the Chamber Of
Deputies-Poiiticai Ne,os-Proposed Reforms
arrival of Prince Jerome Buonaparte-Pro-
posed Pension TO him, &c.
We are now at an interesting season Of the po-
itical year, being on the eve of opening the first
session of the new Chambers. BY a royal or
dominance, which appeared few days ago in the
Moniteur, the Chambers are to be opened on the
18th. On that day the king will go in person to
the Palais Bourbon, and deliver the royal speech
The members of the Chamber of Deputies will
however meet on the 9th, for the purpose OF
making the arrangements for the ceremonial re-
puties, by age, will preside, and the four junior
Deputies will act as Secretaries. On the 2Sth
no business, save the formalty Of the speech,
will be transacted. The three succeeding days
will be devoted to the important questions of the
election of the President, the four Vice Presi-
dents and the four Secretaries. The cabinet has
already announced in the columns OF the Journal
des Debas, that 1t stakes It's existence on the re-
exclusion of NJ. Leon de Malevile, well known
reformer, from the Office OF Vice President,
which he held in the late Chamber. In either
of these events-the failure of NJ. Sauzet, or the
reelection oil M de MdleVlIle-lt is peTenlptOIl-
ly announced that the cabinet will resign.
Meanwhile the opposition have proposed no
candidates. M. M. Dupin and Dufaure are men
toned as the only persons who would have the
least chance; but il is said that neither OF these
deputies will consent to stand. IL is, therefore,
not improbable that the Presidency of the Cham
Der will be carried by the cabinet candidate
without opposition. The party OF Theirs might,
probably, have united with the mere extreme
# in supporting NJ de Maleville for the Vice
Presidency, but the government have had the
tact to propose Marshal Bugeaud as the candl-
date against him Now, the Marshal was In the
cabinet OF M. Theirs, and he would be the last
man who would meet with opposition from that
deputy or his party. 1t u.s. therefore, very proba-
Bile that all the government candidates tor Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency will be elected.
We are assured by an authority holding
high station, and on whom we can place full
reliance, that the friends of the cabinet have
had, within the last few days, several confer
epcss on the present position of affairs. Several
oi the most influential among them were dissat-
isfed with the attitude assumed by M. Guizot
towards Switzerland, and u soon b came evident
that IL the policy OF Intervention were rsevereu
IN, n split must take place, which would reuder
he cppos ton 80 formidable as to menace the
cabinet wuh a signal defeat IN the very htst
DAYS of the coming session. Under these cir
cumstancrs, even the Characteristic ngidlty o.
"a. Gulzot was compelled to relax iiself, and
after much dispute, and with the most painful
reluctance, the President ct tue Council aud
Mials,er VI Foreign Affairs, was compelled 10
10y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
CITY Tx. DE r. SPORT.

NEW YORK, January l9, lS4s.
AsHEs-The market is firm for pots at SIS IS,
at which they are in demand they are generally
held at Sc; pearls are dull at 81.
BRIcK-The market is better for hard North
River, with sales at 81 37t, at which they are in
demand.
BsEswAx-Within few days, sales have been
made Of 10000 1900 lbs; Southern yellow at
22c. Csc, and in some instances, higher prices
have been paid.
CoTToN-Nothing done as yet to show the ei-
70; of the Cambria's news
FLOUR, &c.-The market is somewhat unset
tied by the Cambria's news; dealers generally
hold for an improvement of l2Ac. on the prices
current yesterday, and small sales of good wes-
tern brands have been made at Sc lSs Sc 25;
prime Genesee at SO so, and extra at 81 81
20; holders are firm in views Of very small
ste ok In market, not exceeding 300 600 bbls of
all kinds Southern -four is dull, aud we hear of
no sales; it is held at SO 3l4 Sc 37t. Corn
Meal is held at So so for Jersey, but no sales
have been made to show the effect of the news
Rye -four aud Buckwheat are quiet, but firm, at
yesterdays quotations.
GRAlN-Holders Of wheat ask higher prices,
but no sales have been made to show the effect
Of the late forej On advices. Corn is held for
better prices, but nothing has been done. Rye
and barley are firm but quiet. Oats are steady
and saeab,e at SOC sic for canal and 44c a
Acc tor Je rsey.
PRov.sIoNs-There is no change to notice in
the ma rket for OHIO pork mess continues com.
paratr5ey scarce and in demand, at $12 for new,
and $40 25 for old. Sales yesterday for 200 bbls.
new, prime, 81 IS, and old do, So 37l. Beef is
flrHi and m tai dem nd at VesfprdaV's
Lard continues in good demand, and We note
sales this morning of 500 kegs, strain rendered,
at g c, short time. Butter and cheese are steady
and. saleabe.
IALLow-There is good demand for tallow
tor export, and the market is firm. Sales yester-
day 10000 lbs. Prime country rendered at Sic,
and inferior at II, cash.
Rlcx-The market is firm, and within few
days sales have been made of about 400 fierce,
at SO % SO 49, cash, principally for export.
HAY--There is a steady demand for North
river, with considerable sales for shipment, at
zoe n 75c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
Stock ExChaOVs.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Spoken,
Shin anokc Kelly, from Baltimore for Rio Janero, Nov
20, lat rs N. lon 81.
Foreign Ports.
HAvRr Dec zs-h re- NioDe TIL mas. New Orleans: SuE
folk Merchsn, 10; 2jt. Harvard, Read do; 2,h OneI.
da. Willard New ofk iii, Thomas Rogers burlington,
New leans; 23i SHARON Mersyman do; Dumbsrton, Pen.
dl,ton do
Sailed 25h, Bavuis Uswe. NYork; 10Th samoset Tucker
New Orleans; 24th, Ju inter, Carter, New York.
Loading. Buigundy Wotton. and New York Jan I: Yer.
j. Colombo, Pfsy do DO; Parwad Harw ard
Francoii,, for Jan 81 Dumbirtop, Pcndleon do do;
Ancona In Ssh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

DARK THEATR E-GaAND CHANGE OF PER-
L FOkMANCE = Messts. SANDS, Len " COS
American The fulsst and most len'd company IN
the void, performing nightly at the above sssb,h
ep he troupe composed OF gent emen end ladies' WI"
AL stnnd first in their business and the fame OF ne
dancing hors.s and trained ponies is wide as Is
deserved Second week Of Fist wees OF new
ranom livery att1ct,n IN one grand bill CDowos pen
land athrop and Gardner Dress Circle and Perqutte o
cents Boxes Is cents Gallery TX cents; Private Boxes 30
each Children under 10 when accompanied by
their parents guardians The dress circle half price
Doc 3 open at 61s-performance to commente att B-A
graz ,cnoo performance Wednesday and Saturday
con mencInR 4 2n n'clork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

CHATH M TuEATRE-Wodn esda yeve ming Ian 18th
n Ih, &c e. m,are will commenes Tfh die fifth eet Of
Nu III ANU ltl-hch I'd III, Mrs Wilkinson; Lady Anne
Mi. Hid eth, Arer which W. Kenowiu give his en-
teri ,inmeot Of GYMNhSTIC FEATS-tfer Which the
NJ 'DFL ARTISTS. in the admired Tabieau Vivans-
Th' yng g to ,eoaclpds with he RoBB ',R,s WIFE
ho,e Hetiant Mrs Wilhinson Mark Redaut Mr.. Suher
nd Lazy O'Gig Mr. O'areu; Mr. ,nfudd,,, Nr. Adds.
Boxe. % cents; t. 2h cents Doors op h,f past per
70 mare {" comm rccrt7 precisely
M IrCHhLLs 0LyMriy THE. .rKE.-weGne,d,y
W evening ,Jsnuny 10Th sis vii he pc iornei The
t. New act Ms. May rayor; werrury, Mr conover
,,Nh.ll Peggy, Mics Roberts. To be folio we'd by In,
INVISIBLE rHlNCE-pon e uder, Miss May Ta,l1ts
fire. entitled wHO'sM HUsN tND-Dr NaI Mr. Gun.
n'nghim; Daniel Tootes MIR Hoand; Mrs smith Thomp
Ms sherwoo1 Doors epsn h,li h~ cur
tam ,s,s 7oeock Dress care e. 80 csAts Sosss 70; Pat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAP (.
Burglar shot.

Burglar shOt.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, lS4S
A man named Blunt was shot on Friday
night, while attempting to break into the Schodac
depot of the Boston Railroad Company. His
companions ran off, leaving Blunt's dead body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

M :" xONA Ah0AShA
The bill to amend the act relative to the Brooklyn
Charter Convention, was ordered to third reading.
The bill relative to filing vacancies In the Office Of
Sheriff referred to the judiciary committee.
bill reported relative to the charter Of the Long
Island Canal and Navigation Company.
The notice Of the bill to make cities and villages
sponsibe for damages
Adjourned.
Assembly.
Mr. BEACH reported bill for compensation in cases
riots
Bill to regulate sale Of medicines and medical COM
pounds-read a third time. Notice to recommit with
Instructions to restore clause exempng prescription Of
regular physicans-lost Vote bill taken and reec
ted, 81 and SO motion to reconsider was made and
rejected so the bill is lost.
Mr. Brooks resolution relative to telegraph comps
niles, was agreed to.
bill to amend act relative to sale of -smption
rights in New York, ordered to Q third reading.
Debate to adjournment on River and Harbor resolu.
tions, and State Agricultural Convention. Buffalo or
Geneva will be selected fer the State Fair.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

The Biennial Message of Gov. Graham 10 a..
the Legislature of North Carolina, was rec.;,.,
q: this office yesterday morning. Believing IL,
public are always anxious to peruse these Sta.
papers, we lose no time in spreading the Mess,,.
before our readers. We have no room or tin. =.
make any comments upon the Message to.d,v
but we may state in the language Of the s,and.,5
THAT it is devoted exclusively to State Affsiu-
The fiscal condition of the State is discussed 4,
length, in connection with our Railroads and :,
system of Internal Improvement is suggested
com mensurate with the wants and interest. n
the State The Governor says that Rail
Road from Raleigh to Charlotte. by way of Sab,,
bury. appears to me of the FIRST moment Ar,
sion is also made to the navigation of Neuse ,DJ
Tar Rivers-to the importance Of improving On,
Public Roads-to geological survey Of the Stat.
TO a Lunatic Afylum-to the Cherokee Land,
to our Common Schools, &c, &c. and lib..
raj compromise on the part Of the Stste is recon.
mended' with the Stockholders Of the Raleigh md
CASTOR Road"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01
CONGRESS-.
Aiarstclle.
Majority for MarstclIcr.

The 81 session of the 30th Congress will
meet at Washington on Monday next h
abiding to this matter, the Baltimore Cipw
(neutral) says that " Among the most impo.
tant measures which it is expected will CON,
under consideration, will be the providing Il,
ri,orial governments for Upper California an
New Mexico-and. in doing this, the qaesio
of the introduction of slavery into said teuiI2
rcs will have to be disposed Of in some vat
This is now the only question which can dn
public tranquility and we hope that ii vi
be examined with calmness and decided wit
wisdom. If members be influenced. by #.
same spirit of compromise which govern
the trainers of the Constitution and dcia's
the Missouri compromise, the matter may
settled without jeoparding the peace Ell d
Union. We feel anx ious that the subject st:
be disposed of without delay, that all Prsla
may be taken from those who are seeking
raise sectional party in the country"
We fully agree with the Clipper, and hop
for the sake OF peace and tranquility. the so.
ject OF the Wilmot Proviso may be " disr*.
of without delay" We doubt very Tr1
however, whether the Northern Represa
lives in Congress will agree for the matg@
be disposed OF upon 1.-the Missouri Cmrr
mise" This compromise the South ha't'.
times been disposed TO accept The North 5
opposed it in the most decided manner, al
they voted for and elected Gen Taylor ID
Willard Fillmore, with the express undeIsa- S
ing that we were TO have no more slave TEL
tory So far as the South is interested Ne
now, as it has always been, willing and az
ious TO see the Missouri compromise eStF'as
to the Mexican territory lately cedsd '''
United States This i. all she has ever
ed, and we doubt whether she will pati
submit to yield more.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

M1ss1ss1PP1-There has been much 81
lation with respect to the vote of Mlss.ssF
but from returns in the New Orleans lay
papers, from all the counties in that State"
the exception of seven, (Which gave FOL
majority of IS votes,) il seems that Cass I'D
Ter carries the State by majority OF ll"'
This settles the final result Taylor j"
Cass 1877 Electoral votes. Each candidate
ceiving Is States. The table we publish
on the goth nit, is, therefore, correct
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01
PROFESSOR YOUNG,

Of Edinburgh, will give a sp'ehu'u
ton of D1ssoLv1Ne Views, this E1sn,'E.
the Masonic Hall, True TO Nature ~ j
ting the Passions, Scripture and Church =
tory, &c: with short Lecture and u y,
lowed with few humorous scenes j"
innocent amusement of youth, comn's'''.'
y o'clock. Tickets 25 cents-ChIdFen =
price. Mr.. Y. brings letters from varl0"'
.inguished Clergymen, and others OF Inc ("
States. See hand bills.
MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS
From an official order published ~,
Washington Union, we see that the u ,o,
departments of Oregon and Calfornla =, a
III are consolidated into one, caIIs'
third or Pacific DIVISION" under the eOD =,
of Brevet Major General Persifor r. GU =
General orders No. 81 creates "the " I'd
Pacific division !" No. SIS assigns brew
adler General Riley, Lieutenant Co'OI
Artillery. to his brevet rank; and ~ n, /
signs Gen. Smith TO the command o. pTs
cific division, on his brevet rank Oh -
General. :, t,on n
Orleans on the 5th instant, on ms q p;Isf
for Chagres. The brave Gene err icr @
already embarked from New fo'N
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

The Western Reserve-This famous dis.
trIct OF the Buckeye State, consists of the sew
en- counties of Geauga, Cuyahoga, TrumbulI,
Ashtabnla, Lake Medina and Mahoning. In
these counties the aggregate vote stands fol
Taylor 7,744, Cass 10000, Van Buren,. II :.
273. In these same counties in 1910. Van
buren, got but 9.o46 votes, while Harrison gol
l7,5O7.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

U-We have been requested to give no"
that meeting of the friends fine Iem ~
ance cause, will be held al the Orong' "'
Baptist Church, on next Tuesday Even"
the 9Th instant, at 7 O'Clock. $500.
Ladies and gentlemen who ies' anu Nv" ~,
in this great and good cause are fe4"'' :.
attend
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

O9-In order TO make room for the Cow.
nor's Message, we have had to omit sever,
articles intended for this days Journal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh. Nov. 81, lS4S.

Compliment to Gen. 7aWor-Tbe owner
OF the steamship United States, Chas H. Mar.
shall, Esq, has sent telegraphic dispatch to
New Orleans, instruc,ing the captain of that
noble vessel to tender her TO General TAYLOR.
y, # ne should be disposed TO pay visit 10 New
York
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

THE LIsIsLATuRE.-Our latest dates from
Raleigh are only up to Tuesday night. The R.
gister says in postscript, that " nothing of an in.
portant nature transpired in either House Io-d,,
(ruesday) except the election Of Mr.. Robert K
Bryan, Engrossing Clerk, and Of William Hill,
Sen., Secretary Of Stale. The latter's vote WI
nearly unanimous"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

SUPERIOR CouRT.-9o-Sta;e's Day in N.u
Hanover Superior Court, has been chan,.a
from Monday to Thursday. See adverti,.
ment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

The official vote of this State will be found on
our 4th page. Taylor's Majority is s,56l. aceO.
ding to the footing up Of the Raleigh Register.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

Gen. Coss:-It is supposed that the Legis.
lature OF Michigan will send the Hon. Levi.
Cass 10 the United States Senate again.