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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
Telegtarh.d for toe Ba ,imoEe Sun.
New YORK, Noy. g-p. VI.
NEW YORK ELECTION


Th9 returns from The inferior q The SAFE are
Gaming in quite rapid, and The lull result viii
soon b. asce,iaiIed.
la Inyty-,wo senatorial tisirics heard from
i6 wings and l6 democrats have been elect, i
Tbs makea a tie in the Senate. Las yesrta
wings had 2i and tie democrats s.
TweDiy.iifc counties have elected i3 whig and
% temocfa &c assembly men. Tn sam. coun-
ties last year elected IS Whis, ard Is ,rmoarals.
Theie will probably be 4 considerable wing ma
l1rty IN the Assembly.
Returns rom duvsiy counties eiyc .hc whig :
a reported majority ol 2,0l3, Leaving three coun-
lies 70 BE- ht arr from, The result vi wncn viii
make the vote very close.
TIE New York papers, Of Friday morning,
each devote several CO umns to The returns Of
The election as far as heard from, and .Pccua,
lions as 10 the probable result:
The Courier and Enquirer says:
" Tie contest has evidently heen close, and
tn re,ue may net be known for several day.
" A Dispatch from albany -ays that the sen.
ale is Wing, but The Assembly Democratic, and
that the Democratic coalition las Carried one
half of the Stale eff 'ers.
The an ireniers formed their ticket Of one
half wings and one half democrats, and it seems
they held the balance OF power TneY have
thus spli: the tickets Of tn otter parties and
elected their entire ticket.
The Tribune gives returns from all tho coun-
ties in The State except hrec and loot up lheir
table as follows:
Wing, 1920
Democratic, li,l37
Wing majority, 2,Ol3
The three counties still 10 be heard FROM are
Otsego, Delaware and Cataraugu,-Olseg is
expected 10 give 200 Wing majority, and Gaia
raugus 1000 Dem cratic maJorhy. Delaware
county has giyen large majority ior the anti,
rent iickct, comp sed of both Wings and Demo
Gratis.
With regard 10 the Lesi.laure, the Courier
sets down the Senate at II Wings and Is Ne.
moe ats; and The Assembly is put down al 81
Wings As Democrats ard 26 doubtful.
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We hear ot an extra ordinary sweep OF the
former iurniture OF The Wne house, which has
been auc.ioncerct I'll -cafpets, curtains, &c &C.
Il is said mat good Bargains have been made, and
perhaps some bal ones. Among other thugs, il
is s,atcd that the largest e,gle carpet, (American
manulaciure,) which was il he East Room, has
gone III Tor thirty or forty dollars. and thai ii is
10 De Replaced bya n.asnr.icen, cafpet tf foreign
manufacture, which cos, about 81 500. We EEL
particular is'ers.i hnvevsr, in Knowing Inc .ta'e,
OF n. so!i spoons, as tiny were caiec; ha; is,
spooos Washed With god, uo uent by co, Monroe
10 France, and which Oe!e paraced in his famous
style against The Lnlle Magical; and which
were again brought rn in hrs numbug speeches.
by The present minister io,Ffance decidedly The
liire., thing taai any distinguished statesman like
Mr. Rives ever. cunlescenced 10 bdog ufegsAs
a presidential cand da;e. The wesder is, how
Mir Rives could 50 sooP TO play The part Of
demaeoeue A correspondent OF HE New York
Herald Gays, ihat,in Inc general swtepings out
these Osle guild spoons ave ben condemned 70
q, he kilcheu. |, IS lime they era.driven trCn
the canvass-f Union. Il ss-.-..,.s "a
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classical and Mathematical School,

NkAR LUIISS NOO n I'ISS1' y It = =
ru,HE next session OF this School will commence ON
the 18Th day of January and continue Ten months,
with a vacation OF one month In Summer
ur Mckee has taken the degree of Master Of Art OF
tho University cf vIs ola. and has had several years
..o-r,ence In teaching Ills course Of instruction -
Ihofonsh, embracing Latin, Greek, Ma.hsmai'eT'
Preuch Spanish, German, sc. ..,,..
will take few boys e. Boardess IN thy family,
who will have The advantage !. heretofore, OF hvihs
Louisa Court House. in as healthy pnt oil. ipe Conn
try as any in the state ,.,a,.I -,
TERMS:-For Board. including Iu,tion iof d" "f
Ths school IL limited 10 hfteep; and therefore, those
desiring 10 send thoud make early appfic 10 the
oa.s...tss. ~ -. ELISHA, MELTON.
Loaiss Court House, August 2l-cu
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Ie;pIns show & sigh, whig gain.
80 BrrrALo Nov, 9-P. N.

john Barry, tie democratic candidate ioI
Governor, has 100 majority IN Wayne county,
in Oak'ant 600, in Livingston 400. Munroe
county 800 81. Cair2Q0, Macomb 300, lngha nj
100, and in Kalamazoo 20.
rlavius J. Lit,lejohn, Whis. has 100 majority
= ID Van Buren, county,in Wash,enaw Is, and
$40 10 CaIhoua. Barry, Democrat, is elected,
no doubt, By majority something less than that
given for General Cass last year.
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BELLPIELD FOR SALE.

DELLF4ELD, ths residence OF the Iats Mrs NJ
IL. Payne, in The upper part of Goochtlnd county,
about fourteen mi'es from The Court Hcas., on the
Csrtersyilb road, and is about ten miles from Pom
srrton's Warehouse. on the James River Cana, TO
which an,sg eslloat road leads. Tbs Tract contains
lboui 6vs hundred acres. has sltisirey Of wood
,and, N we'll ~alsrcd, upper Licknghole C.eek run.
nus through II, en- which s2 good SITE for Gristand
saw Nill and has on ii Barn, With good Threshina
Machine three Tobacco Houses, ave Negro Quarters,
lnd all other necessary our buildings IL has an Or
ensrd of ehetce apple Trees, and variety of other
fruit frees. The Dwelling House, safrou nded by
ornamental trees and beautiful shruobery, - a. al
irnctive In its appearance It Ii comfortable and con
vsnieu, The'e !sa good Office in this yard, and the
Garden productive IN fruit aad vegetables Beiineid
Is - haatey any residence In tina couRty, and us
so'', though not deep, Is quick, readily producing
CON-. oatsr sIaSi AMI ElanusacluSlng isbacSp<
IEHhS:-5l 800 cash. the balance la avg year., or
longer II desired; tho purchaser giving 3 Decd OF
aiaston tho saHd to secure the paymsat ofthe sane
Iosetner with Us annual sRteresi. Possession TO- he
gwen on the LIST Of January nert 10 The purchaser,
VINO may SOW crop OF wheat this Fall perfect TUE
70 the essate Is in Laura NJ and Elizabeth II Pope,
winch viii be conveyed by them TO the purchaser.
= ihs subscribers. Colonel N NJ. Payne, or Mr.
6topes !he qgeseer will show the place To any one
Sishins 10 purchase. Letters directed tC my self, or
co!one' n N Payne, at Gooehlant Courl House i,
Ahg f2A-elf 'cHaS F,POPE
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

The Newark Daily Advertiser Whi2l gives
he following as he resu', .! he eec.nn ;or
The Legislature IN liza! Stale:
The Senate comprises 10 members, Of which
we have I n, JUS majority. In he House oi
IS members, the Wings have 80. inciIdiag The
Passac Assen.bYmen wh1 were elected on
UnIon tickets, ore being an old Wing member,
and the other said 10 b. Wn,s- which gives a
majoIilyoi Oh john ballot. -.--.+--
The Wing ma jofiiy Or joint ballot last year
was IS, VIZ ) inihe Senate House 20.
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EXTENDED AREA OF COMMERCE.


The New York com mercal correspondent OF
the Union iorcibly depicts the bsnef s both To-
the Unied STATES and Great Britain, Of The repeal
OF The British navigation laws, following in he
Trade. His view OF The rapid progress Of Anne
rican shipping, actually rivalng The boasttd ma
rine Of The once "mis,ress OF the seas" will be
ssrded with pride BY every citizen OF our happy
and prosperous Republic. In this grand move-
mens the cotton OF The .Soulh has played a most
important parl; YET there is mischieyous effort
made by the great body oil the'Norhr who have
accumulated fortunes out OF Sou.hcrn industry,
10 deprive lie sonh OF her eq ali,y aud rights rob
her o! her property, and sacrifice her honor and
safety, even al The peril OF lhe glorious Uniou.-
With The immense -e.ources az her command,
she can OF the TWO, better meet The dread allerna.
live, and we warn The real disunionisls Of the
North not TO pu, Southern patience and IoIbear,
ancc 10 farther ordeal. ~4
A British ship has advantages only in The
coas!ing trade oi The British Islands, in which
foreigners may rot engage. They may, howe>
yer trade from one colony 10 another, or 10 The
mother county, or The colonial Legislature may
procure permission ~ior Them 10 Trade between
different por;s IN The same colony. Tea may be
imporei from any country, and foreign whales
men may arrive trcm sea. These are some. o.
the main features Of the new law, which. in res.
pec'so tie foreign Trade, permits foreign vessels
10 DO all that British ships may do. o..
This. vast hinge which has been wrought 10
British policy BY The enterprise and energy Of
The Uni'ed States, developing The eternal truths Of
lsee trade, has manifested Itself in England
through Tie inslrunentality vi those grea, indus
trial Interests that have grown up in he last
thirty years. The most remarkable Of these is
cuuon. The following table shows HE number.
OF lbs imported into Fog! and the quantity Of
cotton goods exported al Two psrods.
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a correspondent OF the New Orleans Delta
notices, IS an interesting historical fact, that
the chair oscupiea by the President of the
Memphis Convention Is the identical one in
which John Hancock sat, when he signed The
Declaration Of Independence = This truly vaIra-
BILE and venerable relic belongs TO gentleman
Of West Tennessee, who married daughter Of
Com. Barron, into whose hands il fell many
wears ago.
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Tag Largest Di,aosD.-h is reported that
there has recennliy been discovered among he
roins Q, the Castle Of Chaus ttaau; Vlenne) IN
France diamond six lines larger Than The one
known as the "Resent," valued al three millions
oil dollars, Before ne Castle OF Cha!Gs tiei
Richard Crlr &c Lon; and the discovery oil this
jewel substaniales the sia euien's Of The cnIoai.
clefs, that the Prince was attracted beneath the
walls 10 The hope Of Obtaining concealed rea-
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f'ro, tie Nu Ynk Ercring Posi- a. Sat1' day
rHE RESULi' OE THE ELEGTLON.

We hat hope! 10 pace beiose OK readeIs
to-day statement oi me results ot The e!rclion
which would enable oug readers ID inter The re-
.ult with some precision. The closrncss II The
vote, however, ihrcughau, lie Sla'e, pFeclute>
any III ng Ike positive certainty. Thus much.
however, j, ,ru--'he Wniss themselves d. Lot
claim a IN lotlty ia The HuG>e o! Assembly, no5
pretend that They have electc. more lhan tour g
the light candidates for SAFE officers. fse'e -
a e,roGe prub.bIii'y .Ga' M Democrat have Il
m.jori'y in ,ac Assembly large snoash' to cc;n-
msnd a majority o. ho.h houses on JOINT bihoi,
mere - s,lgbs p'obahhuy that shty aavs elect
"a Je4eii, Chahe;d to'l,t ADD Clark, candida IS
or Sta'e oiiices, anc ihe.e IS a possibility that
.hey haze rr,u'ne.. 10 III Seaar sxleen ont o!
the thiry.tWo members watch compose thar
body.
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400
Tnla |

Fifteen thousand four hundred dollars per year
or si1iY.oae thousand six hurdred dollars for four
years does well Tor one family and IFS business
connexions. Boz his is only the Washington city
operation. What augers have been bored within
G 10, is another feature. -'-
Trs shameless, bare-iaced nepotism is only
glance al "m1re Of he same sor, which remain
10 be exposed. Wjhe people oil the country
BE- content lhus TO pe1siuu The honorable family
OF EwnG.7 Is ii 10 be credited, that H. whls
parry will patiently become asses, 10 pl,d beneath
xurh burdens2 .-t "'
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We learn from the Portsmouth PHO. that lie
Director, OF The Seaboari and Roanoke Railroad
have adopted resolution directing he engineer
10 max. arrangements tor The immediate re con-
sruclion o. The roat. They have now bout 300
ION, OF iron in The dero', and sIlls are tis,ribu-
ae. on he line o. The road for about iofly miles
A contract has heen made in England for he
remainder Of The ircn, and cargo OF il IS soon
nxnac..i
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MUSICAL.

I'VE had hoped that Riscsccianti sndhe as
socia,ss would to night have given % another
treat but learned yesterday with regret that her
Southern engagements would prevent her from
again visiting Richmond. Tho Concert for The
beued. OF the French o pbap Aylam was uos.
eharn;sg and brilliant, and 1.-The Norfolk and
Portsmouth, ,pspeta speak Of her "rspturous'
reception, at Norfolk. They gave { Conesr! I,
Petersburg Saturday night. -.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot

FVo W.
Hon. Robert G.. Winthrop, Spea.er o: tho
last Hou,e Of Representatives, Of tie United
states was married on Tue:dty evening. 10 Mrs.
Louisa Derby Wel!cs, lady Of wealth and ac'.
compartments
, The steamship Europa which sailed on. We'd
nesday for Liverpool, took Oh, , 900 worti.
Of gold dust. but no spec.
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Telegsaphei Tor tn Baltimore Sun.
,tJc 80 ,rppI ~ ronInN

MISSlS .rPPl ELECTION.
. Lowndes county, 10 the scceGd congressional
district, gives 133 votes Tor Cen Qiiman, tae
democratic candidate foe Governor, and 6Sl Tor
Luke Lee, wing. The CoDgressman's vote in
thesame County stands for Harris, whis, 1856; for
Feashersson, democrat, 72. &c. ,-.p-.
Okiibbeha county, in the same district, gives
Quiman472; Lea 80. Fea,het&on, ior Goa,
eress, 4l0 and Harris 363,
.. These Ie;a.ns show &. slishl whis gain. =
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Rgauls1rioNS, LOUISA RAILROAD.
SrsscRlBERS to the Eastern Extension will paw
y mic The Exchange Bank In Richmond, 10 addition
n. sum unpaid on the r.quisi,lons Of Match, April,
w, jane, July; August and September. amoupt;nete
Is pe, share, the sum OF S3O-vz: $40 on the ist
S.ose, SiUsr the ist Of Move nbef, anu $40 on The
IN pecemhar. BY order OF tho Board OF pireetora
80, ella vi LYtilec.. I. GARRETT, Treasrrer.
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B.RStn, it is said, has made an offer 10 the
asen; OF Jenny Lind nov in New York, Tor an
Engagement; q .xc hunared highs, Offering 10
pay $4,000, 10 be deposited BY bin il London,
as pl,d;r .. his faithful discharge OF The en-.
sasemen'. W. long 10 hear Ire charming NOES
Of lhe swedish Nightingale" ---
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BALTIMORE MARKET, November io-saIe. Of
Flour Al S5--.aes Of Virginia who,ts no liz cents
Corn s. g. cents 70. yellow; white 81 -enis. Sales
Of on, nj 81 cents sales II D icon In ho.-heai, 4,
81 6 csuis 10, Slder; - a crnis for Shoulders;
Janvas,ed Hams 81 Lird IN k-ss 81 u cents;
IN bau-s6i cents. Whsxsy, q cbnts for hoy'hesds
D. ctnln IN nIIrrls. -
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SUDDEN DEAra De. Eiwafd. b. .Graiy,. Of
Loudoun counly, Va, uea. Snick-rsviile, whilst
sitting al the breakfast table OF a friend in Alex
.a1dria, on "Wednesday morning, was sudden
struck by an aropec'ic H., md d'ei IN ten Or H.
teen minutes a.i-r The attack.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

The Steamship Ohio left New orlean on the
i,t inst. for New York. She had only 4 Prs.
scngers Tor New York, and Is for Havana.
The bodies OF the late MAJOR Gen. Worth, Col.
Duncan, and Msl Gates were On bcsrd.
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T.iseraphed for the BaItimor. SIN.

t.-.. WAsRlsGroS, C. Nov D. M.
learn, uno ihciay, that Waiter Forward E>q,
Of PENNSYLVANIA, has been ;en;cred The appoint
rnent Il Caarce 10 Denmark, vIce NJ, Flenicaer,
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A TEACHER WANTED.

| Wish ld6haage gcdhs Bempmh, "a sIauuaie 2!
some Eiterury Institution, the pdiversny would Dc
-f,redD 10 taks Charge CT private school Che snsu'
ns year Undoub;ed testiOoniais Of moral character
aatQpsi9caiions 10 teach thoroughly. Eagsh. Lain.
Greei and Mathematics will be reqniIed. Address the
stoserbef At Gordonsye, Orange c:tnty.
Nov 6-c2aytis,D JAS NEWMAN =
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CHEF ENGINEERS oFFICEoF THE RICHMOND
AND DANYlLLE RAILROAD COMPANY,

RIcMMOsD, 18th October, t543.
Ia meeting Of tho Board Of Orec.ors, held al the
u Office Of The Company on the 18th February,
80, The folio \ ing resolution was adopted, viz:
"arsoyed, That the Richmond and Danyille Rail.
Nat Company will receive proposals for letting the
Cntng and Masonry Of thirty miles "f the road from
Stanton river toy ards Danvllo in sections of not
s,s than one mile in lengn provided tbs contractors
viii rccsyc in payment for The work twenty-five per
the Stock Of the Company; provided also, that
proposal will be accepted at ries exceeding lhbse
aeldy accepted on other portions Of the road"
Under the foregoing resolution, sealed proposals will
received at this Office until Monday, the 2th of No
vmber ne Il, fox The week referred ta the reip..
ANDREW TALCOTr,
DC, 9-UI2,hyov Chief Engineer R u & r Co
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD. :.

TEN DULLARS REV AHU.
uiSlwAY from the subscriber, few days STAGE,
n o. Negro Man, ANDREW. The said Seerois q
Lts!y snow some Is or 40 yearsold, OF brown com
pl.,.a rather Intelligent. purchased him IN Rich
rnoad Il Mr.. Templsman, Last May. tie was raise
un fredericksburg, near which place suppose he 10
nos srsing. the above reward vel. be paid 10 any
ri, ! who will deliver him to me, a, s,Aay Point
MI, CUMBERLAND or secure HMM any laiLso tbatl
ss.hsn. JOEL J. SUI
sept al--ctt
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cHss F,PoPE.
NOTICE.

Owing ~ the ineiemeney of the weather, the sale
OF tho tract Of land and personal property OF the
atSJamesW Winffee, desa advertised % be sold on
Tbs tSsh inst II postponed until Tuesday the 2h day
Of hnvembsr next when the sale viii positively tate
pscs the weather 10 fais, II NOT; re next fair days
The tefma OF he sale will be tho same al heretofore
Advertised, a. Lucy WtNPxeE,l r.
Jfo BROWN, SomMs'
Oct 2S-c2a ~tis Lucy WINE Rec. Adm'x.
DISMAL SWAMP LASD.CoMPANY-The annual
~ meeting Of Stockholders in the Dismal Swamp
Land Company will be held in the town OF slfolk onr
% thift Thursday, tho 18th Of November next -"
RI BUTLER, Pres',
'th,t - = q. =. Land CoDpany
ssiihasld, Nova =, ,-s - cat
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FOR SALE.


4 SUGAR Plantation, in the Parish Of 81 James, on
n 10, night bank Of the river, seventy.one miles
apvs New Orleans, and nine miles below Donaldson.
t.He This plsstation contains about Two thousand
srsa., Of very superior lsud, OF which more than
e.1 hundred In cultivation and pasture ana the
res ia wood, containing an ample supply oil inc pest
ruosf Tor building and plantation purposes Ihe
cleared portion otts property has about hpe hunareo
un.;,in cane, plant and rattoons Cane enough will
Is pg up plan; Two hundred and fifty arpens next
y,l. A very large and commodi Us sugar House,
ssy new, with two largo sc.s Of kcttes-one Just re-
NJ, and the other pat 10 complete order-and very
iI,sIsri steam Su gar Mill OF large size and In fno
o;dsr, are on the Plantation. An ample number OF
aor-es. Mules and Oxen, Wagons, Carts, and every
necessary tool and Implement, are on the place.
With the Plantation, or separately AZ may sun pur-
eaiser3 VIII hs sold, one hundred NEGROES, OF all
as.,, among whom valuable mechanics and sugar
MAKERS ait and we'll trained IN the culture
ocanr. Among them are about sixty three ethcient
b,nds, which. fRiih tho addition Of twenty more,
would constitute force fully sufficient TO the most ad-
,cous GUILTY. alton of the Plantation. purchaser
either, With or without such addition, with md the
property fully provided with every thing necessary TO
maze large crops from the beginning, and at very lt
s expense. Asit Is supposed full provision OF corn
habsen made this year. that source OF expense may De
nrd anntie or mono will be required for repairs OF
any Kind.
ltis bseted that more desirable 6rppefty IS rarely
sdeied fcr sails, In relation TO the erhty and
heabuaoss Of the plantation, a. To The uality OF the
nngrpeJ, who q NOT only all Thoroughly acenmated,
we'll taken are Of arc in full visor and strength Fur
'a., description Is n ecessary, rs those disposed TO
sshasa win doubt. visit ihe propsrty and judge
k,aemselyes. Fifty thousand dollars will be rrquir-
81 eash, aud the balance 10 one and two years, Tor
Ts bearing six per cent interest," satisfactorily So
susd Possession will he given the irst Of January
ney,. ,.et'ss.
sins hupdred and fifty four shares Of the Stock Of the
ciiIsns Bank viii also be SOLD, together with the
pn.a;ion. The Purchaser, IN part payment Of the
Price II purchase viii assuma mortgage debt due TO
nn hon nd
lveny,s dollars twenty (o0r CENTS with interest at
,lsa per from first March, eighteen bundled and
ary eight, payable in ono, two, three, four, ve and
years; and also Stock loan due to ths same Bank,
amounting TO tbIty-fouI thousand nine hundred and
,ry.ive dollars, payable by instalment, and renew.
ate the. first OF March, eighteen bundled and fifty,
aat.very thereafter until the expiration Of The
Ctltens' Banks charter.
81. JANIS, October 10th, lsi3.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS.
Sov5-caaxlat Doaaldsvile Posiofice
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A GOOD STORY SPOILED.

We are sushorizsd by MIR Bolts 10 say that
there is not word Of truth In the " Y Tri-
tunes report Of an interview a, Baltimore be
tween General Taylor and Mr. B ;, in which
the latter is represented as having played the
apolcgi>t 10 Gen. T. for bis course during the
last Presidential election Mr.. Bolts was mol al
the Baltimore Fair, and has not seen Gen. Tay.
lor for many mcn,hs .---..
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: Ii viii be remarked that Rom 1874 10 1872
there is a decreasein the. British tonnage, and
a smah increase in the American. This aris:s
from the fact that in The former country in 1897,
and in this in 1929, complete revision, was
made OF The registers, and lost and condemped
yes.e,ss.iuck Of theiists. Since that time, The
account has been regular In he case Of steam
tonnage, the quantity owned in the Unhed States
aupareh,ly e1ceeds- that OF Grea, Bsitan and
ireland, bul it is the English custom not 10 IL
c,ude il. The register The room occupied BY ma.
chinsIy, THIS makes dlasletee o. 90 PER eshr:
AiI j, including engine loon. lse ton4ses q
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KENTUCKY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TIE Kentucky Constitutional Convention ha :
arrived a! some practical results in relation to
The Judiciary. The org .n.za'ion Il The Court Of
ApFeals is 10 bS as cltuws:
/. !. Tie Courl Of Appeals is 10 consist oil tour
Judges elected bY ihe people-three 10 constitute
quorum. -
z. The four Judges 10 be elected in lour districts
one in ca'h, and 10 serve for eight years. OF
those ifs; elected, one is 10 go out in two years ;
enc in four; one in six; aud one in eight years
10 be determined by LOT.
3. The JUICES 10 oe removable by a vote OF t,ro
Thirds CT The General Assembly ior any ,heLce
10, impt achablc