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THE NEW YORK RIOT.

We think with the National lntellisenccr, that
the following strong facts are made out by the
evidence before me Coroner
l. Tha. ne Military, though ordered 10 be held
il readiness. were not on The ground 10 provoke
The mob % commence lis ourages against the
pub c peace.
, Tina, though assembled al their a.moVies, The
Military Gid not proceed 10 Inc scene Of The iiot
liil they were sent Tor.
g. Thai they were not sent for i,ll The Police
had been driven by the MOD into the theatre ne
doo.s OF which were being battered in, and he
lives OF its occupants placed in imminent ieopar-
dy.
4. That he Dragons were mol supplied ,ciM
potrd,r aud BALL and had no means OF protecting
themselves bur their sworas, and henc. were IN
able 10 maintain their ground against the rioters
5. That the infantry. though supplied with
ammunition, proceeded TO the scene oil disorder
with emply muskets, and cid no load them IN.
Ii! after they had been sci upon BY ihe mob, and
asssiied aud mapgled in The most baIbarous
manner
+. Tna,. eetore the Military discharged their
fTe-a arms a, The mob i, had been duly warned,
and refused 10 desist from further acts OF vio
lence.
:. And that, withou; The aid OF the Military.
the Police were unable TO suppress The outbreak.
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Edmundscn's nj. s3s CASES maj. 200
To he E4i,ors pf ne Eaquuer.

~ he EGt0rs ~ me Enquirer.
Gentlemen: Your paper of Friday, the 4th
instant, contains communication, dated War
ren,on, April 80, lSi9, in which the writer,
speaking of our county election, says: "Many
of the Wings Of upper Fauquer preferring
Hume 10 Scott, 10 their eagerness 10 secure their
favorite, agreed TO 90 for Tebbs if the Demo
Gratis would go for Hume; and many Of The lat
ter anxious 10 elect one, and fearing they could
not elect both of their candidates, agreed to 90
so But for this we should have carried Horuer
and Tebhs by handsome majorlties." This
charge of coalition between The friends Of
Hume and Tebbs, has not the shadow Of foun
daton upon which 10 rest. Such an idea never
crossed the brain of any man out OF Warreuton;
and nothing has ever occurred which would Ie-
Ultimately suggest such an idea TO your cores
pendent. 1t is notorious that MIR. Tehbs did not
receive the entire Democratic vote Of the upper
end, on account of his preferring the Middle
burg 10 the Upperville plan of division. Instead
OF having the benefit Of coalition 10 his favor,
Mr.. Tebbs had every thing against him. AT the
end of The first day he was ahead All the pre-
cinc,s IN The upper end OF the county were
closed; the nearest one kept open being twenl,
miles from bis neighborhood; and the other one
nearly forty miles: whereas Mr. Homer lives in
W arrenton, and Mr.. Scott within few miles.
We have gained glorious victory in defeating
4. E. Scott. It is folly 10 deprive ourselves OF
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A cave has recently been Dissolved on III.
farm Of D. Funston, Esq. (Ein) Warn coua!y
which deserves 10 be noticed II VIZ found n
one Of the fields no! Tar from Mr.. Fresidepc.
By an adventurous and exploring part, who were
amply repaid Tor their trouble in iaomnp i.
dark recesses. |, extends under sfoun SOM one
hundred and filty yarus, and the roots per,ec,
arch .. rock, supported by uatural colmus. The
explorers, with torches, penetrated e recesses
81 tnis curious cavern, and found may object,
Il ,n,.Ics,-such as a rock in shape,i pulnr
&c.-B; he way il 1910 be hoped ina .ome god
use vii be mate o, hi, pulpit, thus ishloned \
the hands, and prepared ready Tor lis roper pur.
nose. |, is something singular that l,iosiy ~
ms kind should have remained 50 lon:ausnosn.
The explorers who made The discover 90 doubt
har some such feelings (lhough, 10 sue me
figure is only used as compad'onAs Colum.
bus had when be first discovered The and Of hi,
western continent. They raised the hands m
wonder al Inc scene which opened pom them.
and ,auust. they had hal ed al The rnirace, rom
natural uepIdaIIon, they soon boldly 10 defiance
OF al! obslac e., entered the cave, andneger stop
ped heir researches, until they ia il!.y CON.
plrtpd is exploration. No wild beass or ,aptr.
il interrupted their progress and the ;gbll 'Aav,
NJ t,riu, nos. Stands confessed as on. .. n won.
Der, 0! Warrn!i
CLAIRE CousTY, Va. F.
.9fxon,l,a r. -,,.
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Eur The FHqNF1''
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.

GAINESVILLE Nlhhl.Ni ,h;ch
Thurs lay the 81 u May was d.a. :, mis-
will be long remembered by Inc "i'e. =.
as one OF peculiar ihlecsl and pleasure ass :,
led with il are multitude OF le:nn'scen sosn;.
The most delightful character Oehelou, amsrv
tally, with hear, in hand, mel Sou , a.
corner: wherever you turned, all % ,t ,,rd
and fra,ernal greeting. i was Gay y
ed Joy. MED Tor
,he proces>ion. our d lufishing itie W" !" 49,,
flied with cinzeEs and sIianseis-a w." ,,,iv.1
cnurse VI latte. ami gentlemen having a. a..
from olher places 10 winess 'he '"'''e ,h.enoed
play. The place PROBABLY was never = '''N
peiate. po.-e. Grand
c.,s, Che Marshal OF The day. ara ~ ,'.
m.nbins up Cnurch street proceeded 10 'ne ~ -
! ,s,,sn Church. where an Grafton was - g.,
nr,nounccn. The house was immeo'''e, .ns.
aI,,, IL utmost rapaciiy mot one.hall 81 80
pr-.enl in ,he town being a"'r 70 s"'" "1'''''
tince. ,,,s;c
IN. oder ot services was as follows Nus'S
nv ~, hand PRAYER by The Rev. Nj Losdn
t;haplain III he day, ora!icn By brnIah'h
Carer a Halifax county. The rroce>>i"h wa
large ard the R-eaIIas we're Truly spieh1"'
tecl good order was preserved oV me o'e'"'s"
Throughout the day, and not solitary C"' u'"
stance occuHei 10 any member Q. ne 'i"'e'"'.t
10 mar the general happiness. Ahei 'he Wy
briel and beautiful orapn was GeilVe'eu' '"e
proe rssion was again iouned, marched hfoush
lie pnncipa Streets and, returning 10 'he
.otQf .OuIn was then DISMISSED u ne houi
l0r dining La7ing arrived, he members u me
.odpp and inyM,d sLe=is epafti y ths !o'e' -
Mr.. John C Gregory, anc pailavS OF sn'hpsu'
ous dinner prepared by hin I The ,,esss'nn
~ FRATERNITY.
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ruE RESULT.

900, &c we can procure the necessary ~
forma,ion rom The members at Inc EA''" -, =
son we shall publish full and accurate Us, %
,.o"' ",h.rs .vs, of The next General Assembly
Erom Patrick We have MOI heard The name :. W.
srccesstul canciIae-buI are positively a's''
,ha, he is a Democrat. o,o,,,s 10
Las, year, the srnae sood' p DsmO wa;n. y
Wings. This lear, p Democrats, = On
Las, year, The House Stood 10 oen'0 81
Wings, independent, lNT' Robinson D ora i
rolk,l and Taylor Democrat WI D''
Wythe.l n.uo,,a,s &C
Wings, / Taylor Democrat, W.. D ,,
Wy,he.I On joint ba'io'' % oO. o,aha,,,
Wings, / Taylor Democrat VINO WV p,s from
ac, win the Democrats. Save The ae'esa,, wv
Norfolk, The gains and losses IN DON fhou -
t.,an,, and narlies are exactly the same as las
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q
.n,,.ar edition of l64l, and a s''D.'I a.ceo
,w,u. ne actors in The preseh' vo,r Her.
ion and ,rickety. But 10 Inc w.
aids rclc: =, rus Soura.-We
THE siao's aA,nnls i;om Virginia anu Wv"
nave P!sSe as which represent the co"', .aoinn
o"n,n,th As.+,o,n.t.ason parry IN ina. le han
'ie WIS b. in much WORST p' -. d,
,;,I, h.. exp, ced rom Tue 49,. olJ Do
~, vb,cn 4 recently susiain' q ~ conrier and
o.nion. Gu! co.emPo:dry u We ey,nction OF
Enouiter is IL the opinipn no wv by the
The Wings in Virginia has ceTn ~ cabine,, in
,n,s,ak ken policy OF Geneial las'oi &c cfice-
m's'"hrn po"s' ~, =, three Democfalc I'M
40, Th;s :. like accounting Tor Inc li'n. ~
nnsh =, NIAGARA Fails, BY SURPRISING ."a sd ,ber
,h,s. o,d women in Buffalo hao cur ';ysr and
n.,ls 1T wa,er in the channel oil me =, Nj.
pa,. mo tremendous fall oil rushing ;n;sTa,iou
rs Tb. defeat Of the Wings, OF au.n sa,.s, and
ass v - VIRGINIA, (and lis probable te,e sinh
parry, ~ a,h;ch NAV be- expected IN o'he, 500
o's' SUI .oaa has been produced oy 'he 's
GU nn nr,oc;nlea operations OF sueh po',. na n
anu ui.P,,n. Sp.m.rd. Martin Van bu'e"' ann ="
a. o o'a"' mi slavery asualors belonging
'ne '.'.' CO. - 49,. Norh By means oi mosI r.
&C., ,,,,.s inc administration u oe" ~.
lor viii not only he 1yler'zea, ou, n The nexl
withon, hardly rag oil suenstn tunuoa,e
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES 1t is ncb ,o an son.
'h,no ,or ,he counry, that we nave suen uonss
mus nn vi H." fearless man in The Wine fou u,n
ss he Who now occupiesi it. HIS cao'ne. = sv
his sI ps n is nohns he belongs 10 nc pa s
hn, to TO- nee County, aud it will raars a., h; "5
nerve and saeacily IN The siea' conn,ry
i abou, spfinsins up in mus 49, -
With the commencement ana fioS; which
,ns next session OF Cong,ess-a ,ris.s S m1,n"
was t4sted an: app,ehented by Was"'" nm ""
who accordingly, in his lareweli aa', ors,n;zinp
s n.r';ss on >ecnonal preud ces. The csons hv ~
Gen Taylor need rot trouble themsei,u. INV snv
o,eapizing any new system OF meaSu,et sn a..
medi6csuon OF me tariff any change ~ , ~. nsu,
",s sys,.m Of me government, Tor 'ney nrr rc.
viii have a chance 10 carry any hing ,nso ~; !.
ration. o.her than the general system ~'' mt,
now IN action. Both houses OF Cohs'esss' I'm.
The lashinss OF Nothern asilaiors, insun'"s hn,r
abusing t6e South in every sep they ON a,.oti
houses Of Congress will be divided ssos' ;';n.
ca;ly and VII lake hostile and V'olen. pta c.,
IN iha; ground; ard the consequences VIM Co
,,ui We tfead the future.
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pARRECUE.
year.

Tho Democrats of New York have hFed one
hundred guns in honor Of, and our friends IN Tue
o,hsr States have cordially rejoiced over INC
grea, victory in Virginia. 1t is but natural 'na'
,hs n,mocracy of Richmond should also make
demonstration in behalf Of so striking
result. They have, therefore, determ'nsu :"
have plain Republican Barbecue on vAus.
halls Island in James River. on SATURDAY '"'
o Of Jupe. Invitations lave been eAs'ioe1 :
all me members of Congress from virginia
coma Of whom we certainly expect 10 ne pre-
semi, The Legislature will then be IN session.
and is Democratic members WILL doubtless,
iou in the merry making. The Democrat, :,
the country we also hope 10 see III nunO''1
around The festive board. Tickets al 81 "a'
,oh.d If Mr. lanes n. Polndexter, Treasu
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ANNEXATION OF CUBA

The London Times OF the 2l.i ui,., sviews
Mr. Thomas Cauis Keynote, letter re Tive 10
The CUBA que>,i.n, al some ensh, and Ills il. a
"maTe's nest" The same paper, on nc ID nit,
after mentioning that cabinel council ID been
held on the 2lsl uli., says:
Il appears unnecessary II assure til, public
nat ihsie i n, he ,ls1'esl cundaio,for the
negotiation attributed b. .ir Reynolds. i Ame-
ricsn dipoIna,ist. 70 Sir II. Bulwer. lDur re-
marks upon ths subject IN Saturday,, e ave The
eSraci rom Mr. Rsynulf>' letter, as spe men OF
American cretuIiiy or American ing,uhy-
nothing more. Tnere is no intention. " has
such ever existed, Of swapping" away ibral-
tar, or Of doing any OF The dreadful thin. alri-
bnied by Mr.. Reynolds 10 The English elbassy
al Madrid. Mr.. Reynolds is, We tear, 10 ne ha.
BIZ OF going mares nesting By moonliet
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its benefit, by making charges like that oil suu YOU
correspondent, to create i'll feelings 10 our oTn
ranks. We will mol recriminale on' say ~
charity, that we hope your correspondent. mas
made the charge without due reflection upuu
,hc information Of some one who did mol Apo"
what nc was talking ABOUT. That the chafss
ridiculous and unlounded. is well Kho"n
throughout TO all.
May IL, ls49. UPPER sAoeO'1
We did not regard our correspondent as IN
putting improper motives to MIR. Ieoos OF no
friends ENQUIRER.
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To the Editors ofths Enquirer:

DRgwRysvILLE SOUTHAMPTON, Va, May Is.
Sirs: In the Wing papers see mistake in
the vote of his county for Griffin over Prince.
and in your paper you give the same majority
for Griffin forty eght-and as no one has
written to you TO correct it, will do So
We are beaten badly enough, without giving the
Wings more votes than They arc entitled to-
But while am sorry to acknowledge that old
Southampton has fallen back, am glad that
tie State has not. | give below the vote OF
each precinct, as the Sheriff gave II to me.
II
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(Telssrap hed for the Baltimore Ameriin. |
MONTREAL, IL Is
IniPnRTiNT FROM CANiD a

INII ON i hIN I Z RUM Oa Va DE-
An eIcIii debate came OF in the Asmbly
Yesterday, en- the question OF The addreson The
rebellion losses Col Gregg said in The Ell Of
discussion hat il the Queen gave her asnt Ia
Inc bill il would absoive every British ihabi-
tant OF The colonies Mom lis oath of allie
The Solicitor General, Blake, called the
Speaker Of the House 10 mark the wordDfihe
Tory members. He ADDED there were .or, rho
might be obliged 10 answer their names the
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TuT RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

criminal docke. Tor having, by 'elegfaP pn,s ,n
c cn;lod how sny thousand men could b. nt"Os"
1 irnn' Inner Om canada The Tory loyallss;s, IN
s .'i% n heir policy. were yIannca' while Bin
ofire and lrailurols aud rebels Wnen OUT
~ denominations followed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, NAV is

FLOUR Sales OF 200 bbs Howard Street
Flour at "a SIT. The wagon and car price tc-
,ay is S4 25. Sales yesterday and 10 day OF
1900 bbls CRY Mills Flour al 81 IS.
GRAN-Sales II Maryland red Wheals Today
al 100 LOG cs and OF white al l06 liz cents.
Two cargoes Of Pennsylvania red were sold al
l04 cents. Corn is dull al 81 cs for yellow; and
46 Al CTS for while.
WHIskEY-The market is very dull, with IL
United sales of bbls al D cents. Hhds. are lei /
al 81 cts,
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TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
tn the Editors of The Enoairer


usIaS, Monroe, May llih.
Gentlemen: This b"ins the place for compar-
ing the polls cf this District, The Sheriff. have
Just adjourned, aud | seBd YOU as accurate .
s,aemeut as | could obain, which believe i,
with very liille variation, il any, Correct. Mr..
Secretary Preston will now perceive what HI.
former district is, and this Photographic dsspateA'
i sufficient and far better commentary on hls
politics aud course than he can gel from Ken
,uckv OF ,Sotlh Carolina. hope he aud his GU
adjulofs will improve By it. Yours, V. S.
For Congress. For President
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Photographed 10 Inc baltimore American
NrH YnsK MAY Ib.-I L. NJ
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
.,cumo,n MARKnT.. NAY ~.

TOBACCO-Rcceipis and Inspections IL
creasine, but without any change IN prices :.
Good and hn- manufacturing and sicmmiu.
kind are 10 demand, and sell readily a .u'
prices We quote Tugs s. 35 10 81 IS amt 81;
common leaf 50 50a "A 80; mddliny 10 good "a
rs s. 30 and go; good 10 nnr Sc 80 - 81
and 50; rxrfa manufacturing $40 SD 50
HERRlNGS- Very scarce, Cut Sc Is, a
which sales are brisk; Gross 81 SO; Snat 6 :
FLOUR-S4 so a "A 62s
WHEAT-90 a IS c. Tor red; l00c inr white
The mills having ceasei grinding Tor Ihc season
CORN-47i 10 IS cents.
BACON-Vrginia cured 7 II GEMS. .hog
round; Wcs,ern Side, ST 6 cents; Shoulders 4 /.
5 GEMS; Hams Q cents -wilh very sna
demand lor AL kinds. LARD a $ C., and ln,i.
OATS-2sa 30 cents pc. basaci.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSKEY-23 cents for Recifet.
LIVE STOCK-BsEs: sale weight s. IS a
% gross; Hoes none 10 market; SHEEP 81
Sf-as IN qualify
SUGAR-New Orleans 4. a'5ic.; Porto Ri
co, At 6sc ST CrgiS. ii tic; double refined
(loat, crusBea and powdeted,) &c. Very Dull.
SAI.T-Last sales IRON wharf | 40 pc. sack
from Store 81 IS. Dnil.
LARD-Barreia I. : centskres ; a "A GU.
FlSH-New No. Cut Herring, So y; NJ.
| Shad ST.; No. | Family Roe So 81; new No
| Gross Herings "a IS.
HIDES-Green sailed a. cents per 10.
Catsailed IS els. 10 each; Spanish Is a Is, c,-.
SOAP-For brown 3lc.; yellow At Sc, PEI
pound; white and variegsed II IA.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushel.
STEEL-American hlistefed Sill per ;un.
PEATHERS-33 35 cents.
COFFEE-We quote Rio AT =! a cents.
Laguayra 81 II; ST. Domingo . co Porto
Rico 81 u Java ct II cents
TEAS-Imperia and Gunpowdef % 2oc.
per TO-. Black % a 60 c. Dull
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[Telcgtaph ei Ter The Bs.'imo'c Sun.l

The steamers arnvai unseu!e,' The markets.
The following transactions are, however, repof-
led during the tay.
S,a,es Of 5000 barrels Flour Western AT 81.
Is and Stale brands SIS 10 525.
Three thousand bushels prime Genesee wheat
al l23; and 10000 bushels yellow Corn al S. 10
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FAIRFIELD RACES-THlRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 5250-three mile heats
Three horses started The result was as follows:
G. and N. Green's Free Trade,
Mr. Belcher's Financicr
Mr.. Wiliamsons Newman Nogss, ois'.
TINE: Isl heat, 5.54s; 81 heat, So
,.~.~ 49, ue"i = I-.''-- 49, -
start, The odds generally being on Free Trade
asains. The feI,i. After The frs hea', the betting
a, first was Two 10 on On Free Trade, bu, as thr
horses were cooling of. even bets were made on
Free Trade against the fed.
Free Trade had il all his own way-Flnancier
occasionally making brush al him, 10 add ex-
element 10 the race.
To-day there will be two races-one for The CT.
items plate and The other Tor fine saddle. Much
sport may be expected.
Those gentlemen who desire 10 see the sports
OF the turf prosper, are particularly requested 10
subscribe to-day Tor the Fall Races. Every thing
will be in lip.top order and old Fairfield New
again.
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SMART AND GOOD.-Tne ffenIoG Wf'2
ma nsr saws that "all ire clustering ui the ocoi,-
COS abcu: removals from office will hot disturb 2
aou on 7ayloys had" To This me Newark
Eag.e willy ItIoln>:
The. dom, dsv= 10 DO j has hl> certsr'
acsiocss. All they ak II him i = c",',t RON
d,s!ulo ping lie ASat; GrG hair u ether pfop's."
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Etom The BOSt n Pot.

The numbrt IL iedlUVd!S iru'n ollicr ~ orh'
Taylor ami his >eercafi-s j. a'read. ru a higa
as sereu hnnd,ed; and II IS >al Ifal . u lO,OUu
yak mt p!aah.
postmas ers M.
The Portland Argus says enc Iac''"h - -
Wings in las cit, AZ efucions on accom- - -
appointment OF joshua DLnn - e. pus'hias!ei'
and rhar they thrra en an Indignation meeting -
demolish "Od Zach."
"CaA po,s tbs Backtng," &c.-The New Bed
ford Mercury compares Gen. Taylor !" ChafIe>
H., and says maj The men who were ac'ise ~ ~
minalins the General for the Presidency we're
chiefly pol::ica. gamblers.
I,rers from Washington >ar mai "1avlof :
bothered tc understand why the STATE OF Virginia
should one week send Kim a splendid sWofi ioi
his conduct As a soldier AMI thr hcI isrsE sen
fourteen m-mbers u Congress 10 oppose NJ al
nini>faiion"
The al! Democratic t.wn Il Suuhulck fas
been "carfled" by The Wings and Free So'efs
united Southern T.,.or pap"rs please no''ce'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

We ask attention 10 the advertisement o. '"'
Sor,h American Land and Emigration ComPa
nv in New York |, appears from the EnS';sn
government returns, up to April 1884, ''ia'
! Ops 1913 persons emigrated to the United o'a'es
and her own Colonies, from 1888 to 1917 Oh
which $50, 1906 came direct to The Uni'eo o'a'es'
in addition 10 more than one-halt oil those VINO
originally went TO the Colonies and then cross
ed the frontier. The increased iaclilles OF COM
munica,ion on the Continent and the tfemen-
dous arl,alions, both political and social OF Tue
las. year, have caused mighty swelling OF Tue
;d.-and j, is now calculated with confidence
,bo, The next Eve years will see the numbers
moving to the United States 1reoled II not quso'
rupled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
THE DEMOCRACY OF LOUISIANA

Have had glorious State Conven'ioo' 'ne
venerable VIM. B. Scott, President, al Baton
Rouee. Gen. Tayior's stamping ground BY
exclamation and with enthusiasm they hon'na'
Ted for Governor, Inc pure hearted, abIe' con-
sj.,eot and popular Democrat, Joseph Wafer
and ior Lieutenant Governor, }. b riauehe'
mo veteran commander Of the Orleans Battalion
= Tho v;c,ory a, Chalme,te, under Jackson. q.
Ledoux, Jr. was nominated for Auditor Oh ''s'e
Their resolutions are short but Pl1hy' and up 20
the hub on every question. The best SPIRIT pre-
vailed, and they are confident of SUCCESS !" No.
vember.
Mr. Harmauson, me popular and firm RepuO'
lican has been nominated fol re'e'ecuon % oo"
gress by Convention OF the 81 Dis''-'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-19
Medical Board.

There has been Bill before the House
OF Commons for some time, proposing the
creation Of a Medical Board. II provides
that there shall be five members 70 cousli.
,u,c it, tina, the State shall be distinguished
into five divisions, one member being cho.
sen from each division. They are to meet
annually 10 the city Of Raleigh on the frs,
Monday Of June, for the purpose Of exam.
inins Medical Students, and of granting Ii.
censss TO such as pass an approved exsmin.
alton. The lcenliale Is to pay ten dollars
for hislicense. Hereafter Il, provides) per.
sons practising without such license shall
no. have sny Iigh. Of action al law for the
recovery Of his fees, against any one who
may employ him as physician" The
members Of the Board are to receive S3O0
each for THEFT services at each sitting in
June. Physicians are to pay a shop tax Of
five dollars, to iniburse the Treasury for a,
mounts paid TO the Boatd. Provided tina,
when such tax fails to sustain the Board
the Board then ceases to exist.
There has been considerable debate or
this Bill for the last two or three days.
Mess.s. Ferobee, McMulen, Keen, Ballard
Rayner and number Of olhors participa
ting on Yesterday i, passed its second read
ing. Should j. finally pass both houses vi
may remark upon its defects and virtues.
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Other end in the intervening time The voic'
oil the people upon il.
Mr.. John \. Hicks Of Macon, offered al
amendment IN support Of which he Offered
some remarks. His amendment extended
to making The white population a basis OIL
representation for S majors.
Mr.. Rayner advocated his amendment.
winch is TO put the question TO The people.
"Shal! We have q Convention of the peo
pie, or mott" DR.. Keen opposed he said
all Of the plans, he opposed even Free Suf
i'ase. will refer TO these speeches gain.
The hour Tor recess cut of the remarks Of
Mr. Rayuer.
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Free Suffrage.

To day, this great question came up 10
the House OF Commons, upon resolution
introduced by MI. Sheek Of Surry, TO refer
tho matter TO the people according to one oil
the modes prescribed by the Constitution
Of this State. Tha. mode which requires
twice, the action of.he Legislature, or ra,h.
or once Of one Legislature aud once Of an'
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THE uttMAN HEART.

The velve. moss will grow upon the s'cr.
lie rock-.he misletoe flourish on the na.
ked branchcs--the ivy cling to The moul-
dering ruin-the pine and cedar remain
fresh and fadeless amid the mountains Of The
dying year and Heaven DO praised some.
thing greet, something beautiful TO see, aud
grateful to tho SOUL will, IN tie coldcs, and
darkes, hour Of fate, still twine its ,endrils
around the crumbIing sl,ars aud broken
arches Of the desola,e temples Of tho hu
man heart.