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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
Later News from Neutrality-suspicious. oar
Explosion and l. o-s of Llfe-Conviction oil
Woman for Murder - Heavy 'erdict
ngain.t the United -tates-Case OF Sung
Cling. &c.

giiuS- NC.
BAIrINoRs Thursday. May l0-loi Pm.
The New Orleans papers Of the 81 inst are re-
ceyed and bring the following items of Intelligence
The Hon r Thbodaux had declined rlinnius
candidate for Lieut.. Governor
The steamer Governor Bent burst her boiler on INC
Mississippi River shove Island No. -. Only one hand
happened 20 D.. near IL a. the moment who was instant
ly killed.
The steamer Mohawk, running between New Orleans
and Nashville ran hard aground and was last seen IN
p,peoss condition.
Mr. NcAnircw whomurdorci her sister IN iaw lately
10 Madison Mississippi Wa. convicted OF murder in the
dr-t degree.
Some important land cases have been decided IN the
United states District Court for tho District Of Louis
ana Ia the case Of John McDonoush r. the Uni'od
States the Cour, rendered verdict for painna tor
10000 i1r land claimed in or about New Orleans, un
der Spanish grants In the csso ~ Simon - the lm'ed
states. Judgment was rendered for plaintiff for large
quantity of valuable land William ami Edward Carr
RI, the United sta,es-clamiur four superficial. leagues
under spanish grant near tie ancient post OF Nacos
doche- Eastern 1exa' The Judgment in this case " as
rendered for defendants
The Grand Jury n tho Court found q true bill
ayain. Juan Lebond for stealing goods on board tho
81 Charles. from Hayrc.
The New Orleans markets were rather dull while
the receipts down the usual At his season 81
the year continued large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

sUsARs CHEArEE THAN EvES-Bsst crushed 81 gar only
g. 81 per lbs O. Sugar only e 81 be-, good Iian-
cts good Mosssss - per gallon; Lard good
Lamp Oh Is per gallon the bestpaos IN NewYork 10
get good Tea and Coffee good u Tea selling
tor s. and Teas sell he Tea for - sell for
T. Old Java COhee English Breakfast Coffee 10 cents
beet Orange County Butter Il 81 10 IL 6d good Butter Is
ald IL Il family Flour by the barrel ls6d q. 81
lbs Money made and money saved by buying groceries
A. PARKERS, ~ Broone, corner Of Ladiow-sL
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Rumored DefalcatiOD.

WAsHINGToN. Thursday May 100 ?. NJ
Rnmor says that Maj. Scott Navy Agent at
the Washington Navy Yard who resigned his office ON
Saturday last Ia a defsulter FOR large amount
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Another Outbreak in MOntreal-Troops called
out-Quet Restored.

MONTREAL, Thursday, MAY -V
private party was given by some OF the mem
bers OF the Administration lsst evening a. Titus
Hotel to the Deputations from Kingston Coour2
and Toronto, which came up with addresses IN
favor Of the Governor General While dining the
house WAS attacked by mob. Two shots were
fired in defense from the Hotel and the moo was
kept back until the troops arrived, when II ws'
dispersed without farther violence. The town Is
now quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11


LORD EtoiNs GovkKNmtNT.-The American
press is discussing the question OF Lord Es as
sent 10 the Losses bill which " az transcript OF
the act carried through by 1.-The Library Burners
ipr Upper Canada some years since. the Ne~-
Y0rk San honors hi, lordsbip for his truly repub-
hcRn conduct In delorring to the will OF the ma
iorty constitutionaly expressed. The NeT- York
Mirror decres the Governors assent ssImpolitic'
ani afrlns that Il was the cause Of the outbreak.
The P.usburgh Mercury an IRISH PATRIOT is glad
that act OF justice has been done snd likes com
pensation for the injured better than coercion.-
The Boston Signal thinks that the Governor, in
"S leldiug to the clsmor OF the mob and disarm-
ing tho 900 French Canadian and Irish consta-
tiles lost considerable" and strengthened his
enemies The Albany FrecbolSer says that t.
talk Of annexation at present Is mere loquacity.
Prentice. in the Loutsr,ils JourSsL supposes thst
the punishment OF the leaders in the recent Mon
treal riots will arouse dangerous spiit Of resist
snce in Canads. The Bang0r Democrat describes
the burning OF records and libraries steps taken
By the outs TO "recover their lost party ascendsa-
cy." The Wyoming Mirror says that while the
Tories would sahvert the action OF Government
with mohs and stones. the real Loyslists stand by
the Legislature and Governor" The Philadelphia
Lsager ventures 70 predict that British y A.
Will furnish 10 States 10 this MON before ls59-
II saws the Government is right Yet the at
tempt to DO right will hasten the separation
The HtNiamsburgA Gazette cannot understand
why the Governor did not cal out the regular re
simen,s. with orders to fire upon the rioters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

AR ~ PAEfs The great animal exhibition Of
works Of Art IN Pars Is 20 be opened In lie Tuieres,
aow known a. the Pslais National. the 18th inst
North American
AT wrong neghbor 10 isthe Palais Royal which
i now thus known. The Tuilerie. retains IL own
name You make another blunder also when you sag
tie painting. n the Louvre were injured during The
revelation. Nothing in the Louvre w.- injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

WAnnSorox Thursday May Id P ST. .
Me..rs. Berry N Mohun OF this city. have the
contract for the granite and sarpesters work Of the
pafeut Oair. building
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight

~ rzrNc.Erf fcf ffreTfSisf f'N~NI
r---..--'. c.rr-rr- F.H.rn. @FN .
nsasi.-. 80 D-hst- seTvs k's-.-s 50 - ~
So Z Col.-ur. - R-natrsf--1 "
y...-i.,s..'. v Es-s-, srossrss -
Fsr-aon<i~. I-tur- -Cii-ts Hsil-f~f ~ 49,
cs-.tvf. v ,.,r- - Brosfrsy- s-chs1cs Ssf
Du.--ssr Aesesny-Brns1.sy s~t sprn< snt Ffne- ~
49,. Rr.s-sy L-nosrt DAY - 80.
a--rr.z Ar U-o,-Br.s-r. Rrucns SO " % . y
unrr srcsa-sv hssee % AZ 49, - -
p,-.r--s al - Wssefsi-l
- a. -, al Os a..,-r,-sss Rros-ay-Day sss kvsans
- B-uss-sy spr7s psf - .'s1-s
y,sthal G.rs~a-Bo-sry. opgo-f- >~s-nth Of - ? u
80. Heg.-- ks.-r piar- n~sr sr's1ssy-rs
pr,-,n's rN..trr-Chsno-rs q. scr sroet~sg-is "
s,,,ss,y rb-..r-s-sf-u. ss,.e-a Pear sns A1hony-S
an--rss Ms..an-Bcss-ay, cor Ans s,-pc Art srsa1as
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Arrival Of the Europa at Halifax.

BosroN, Thursday, May lo--P.M
The steamship Europa from New York, arrive
al Halifax on the 5th after passage Of 90 hours, dur
lng which she suffered considerable detention by iog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

soKRr YoR 1.-THE Commercial Advertiser
copies from the ate address Of the Republican
members Of the French National Assembly pub
hshed recently in The Trbaue the paragraph re-
sting 10 Labor aud Banks and enters UPON some
criticism thereof, the whole being accompanied by
the confession OF inabii,y 10 understand what the
paragraph n cans We admire the cSndor OF our
eo,emporarv rs much us we regret the difficulty
.ndsr which II lsbors We fear, however that
the case is one ia which sympathy must be N
awaiting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
Providence Election.

Providence, Thursday May lO-PM.
The election for Mayor and officers for this city
has resulted In the choice OF Burgess (Wh. for Mayor
who received sOl Understanding 40 The Alder
men and Common Council are al Whig
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Acquiitai OF Drayton on Charge OF Abducting
slaves.

WASHINGTON D. c Thursday, May 1877 Pm.
Drayton, whose case has excited considerable
interest On charge Of abductng Slaves from their
owners ia the District Of Columbia, to-day alter
tral. on that charge in the Criminal Court, acquitted
There are other indictments still pending against him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

" One Of the outside Papers, complaining OF
what il calls the monopoly Of tn Telegraph BY The As
sooianon, states thN Tie Telegraph vii not transmit
Foreign news TOR any but the Association. This Is
simply false hths paper alluded TO- or any other, Ass
SUFFICIENT euerpr1e 10 express the news from HslisI
to 81 johns. advance Of Express its news viii be
promptly forwarded
Another outsider with ths most smusin. verdsney
complains tbs, although they went 10 the expense Of
senans despatch to 81 Johns for the news, vet our
agent refused tc send TO any but the Association
And ,hs complain, IS made a. the disssnt energy
Of isshc type. Truly most odiOSs monopoly this
which thus prevents free horn American CITIZENS from
using the properly Of other parties eTyas shame
thu, news broush, 70 s. Johns by Express costing
some Eve hundred dollar. should be eraeny mono
polsed by the Psrti.. who Paid for &;
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emifh. The AbducfOr.

RIcHNoND Va Thursday May 10
Smith the Slave Abductionist, was brought out
Of prison tor farther animation, but It post
poned until hearing could be had from other parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

GoLo PESs AND WArcHrs.-The Richeieu Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens, warranted 10 rye years. beau
uiu gold and silver esse- with choice selection Of I'm.
God and silver Watches Manufactured ard sold whole
sale or retail, by J. Y. SAVAGE, y Fulton-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
First Arrival OF Canal Boats At Tide Water
from Buffalo or Lake Erie.

ALBANr, Ihllsdayl Nay IV-FM.
Several boats have this day arrived from But
fao the ars, that have reached tide water th. season
and all well freighted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

MixfsrgRs -Clergymen Of every Denomination 'isiiug
the city during the Anniversary week well a. all other
strangers. are invited the various styles. fash
ions and quaue. Of The large stock Of Hats, the
Enlistment Of KNOX, lS Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

Receipts rithia tie FGst % hOHr5-FLouS, 1900
5bls. WHEAT. $500 bush CoRN, 25,fO0 do. There
was no chAngr IN Flour, and small sales were making
a. a. sales Of Wheat making NJ glc for good
Cleveland Ohio. CoRN-sales Of 1000 bush were
made AZ 45c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

Doors. Boor.-The cheapest and best selection OF
Boots Shoes and Caters, 10 be found al EKGOy.
TOUNG'S. Fulton and Nassau st. Fine French calf
Boots 81 So fine calf g "a paten, leather do e. patent
leather shoes Caters and slippers, cheaper than be
found elsewhere. THE DOCTOR
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Receipts ,ci'biH ne pest - hours.-FLoUR, 5000
bbls CoES. 2i,9D0 bush OATS, 800 bush. The
FLoUE market was dun and transactions light CoAN-
sales Of few thousand bushels Round Yellow were
made A. co g. cts. WHEAr-seles Of 2SOO bush were
made handsome ard prime Genesee - ~ ets. WIS
xr-sales Of 90 bbls were made AZ q 81. cts
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE or DYsPEPTIc CON
sI-.LnuIAN gN sCuENc - PHI LAA-LC .r-pL-p


ANOTHER GREAT CURE or DYsPEPTlC con-
SUMPTION BY sCHESCK'S PULMOSlC SYRUP
Mr II. scHEScK-s.r: Iii. with great pleasure that
inform you and through Won the public Of the eItaor-
binary performed BY the your invauabls Pull
MONlC SYRUP For ten year. previous % taxing your
syrup hal constant dry hacking cough attended with
pain ID the breast and side cnt breathing o-.
% spperfe and continual or fanfnee. In nv
stomach, which rendered unable MAKE the least 81.
ertOn- Frequently the cough a. 10 Cause
% discharge blood from he mng.. on one occaso on
raised nearly hsf pint. and several tunes sOmethnR
seemed ~ break burst 10 ny breast when / would
cough up large Quantities q offensive matter va. In
ts NJ serase state go long that c-spar Of ever get
ing vel. a. found reef from ny physician or any OF
the remedies tired Among the remedies proposei by
my i1ends and children your PumOnic svrip which
concluded % Try, and which produced he h.pues
re-1i was speedily relieved Of nv cough which aave
ne Fe-i particularly 81 M ght and which 80 mach needed
u strengthened my system throughout, improved my ap
petite. and enabled 10 breathe more naturally II IL
now more thar year since Commenced NJ the syrup
and can riy say that now enjoy rood health. which
aaTe not Tor some years before. took In ALL bottles
have no hesanon In saying 70 the best remedy for al
eases o. the ungs thar used, and would adse az
afflicted with that terrible Scbencks Pull
| mouic syrup. CATHARINE McCARREN,
Cherry-st d house above Eleventh, north side.
Phs. Apnl Y
AGESIS-The PulmOnic Syrup 10 prepared By J. II.
sCHENCK. = South sixh-.t Philadelphia, Penn Price
81 per bottle OF sx bottles FOR - NewYork Dspot-sl
barciay-st Bush Clckener. = " Payton, So Green
wich, and n Sinh-sv. Seventeenth and Eigh.
tseuth w. A Walters 80 Grand-st. { h Ring cor
Broadway and JOanstl p Pnse, 10 Enss~sI ny5 ssod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

PHRES0LoGY-O. : FowL,s viii lecture This lFhday)
evening at Clinton Hall Manhood exclusively 10
Ambulance IA ceuls.
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Mnrket,...BALTINoRr, May l0-6

Sales Of 300 to 400 IBIS FLOUR were made a.
q; Ct WHEAT. pnne red, sold AZ 10 cts CoRN
sod A. 81 cts. Other articles unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

II We call the attention u our readers IN boih cay and
courry who ia want of sprng and sumner Clothing
% the large and fashionable Ready made Clothing Ks,ab
H.hnaent q ELLis A. PorTEz 81 CanAi-sL Mr r cha-
sage. he world Tor and chespness. my9 lteod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

~ The reported uominst'on It Gen John 4
Guirmsn, oy the Loeo-Foeo Convention OF Mississippi
hsir candidate for Governor turns out 70 be prsrs
tur- The Nominating Convention has not VET ossn
held There l. no doubt, however that - Wi - the
esndidsts Of his party.
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RROONrYN AFFAIRS.

RELIGIOUS ISrsLLIGENcg.-Rev. DR.. Bushnell
OF Hartford on account OF sudden Illness will be pre-
vented from preaching for Row Mr. Boocher' at the
Plymouth Church. next sabbath ~ little di'sppoint'
mrnf. this
Rev Nr Beecher has 80 far recovered from Llnoss
a, IN be able 10 leave the city lie went to Hartford
by the evening boat yesterday Ii viii require two or
three week. absence before no resume hs lsbors
with safety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

L. Any kiLi q business information may be- spread
thrOu ghOut the country. sny which may
best suit advertise supply ~ advertising in tne pub ic
newspapers " he country. PALMER is tho Agent Office
70 The Tribune B1alings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

HARVARD UNIvERsITT-Dr. Henry }. BlGE-
Low Of Boston. has bsen appointed Professor oil Sur
larv m mi. In.lLuton. rl-a u. uAYWAhD. rcslgned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
Markets rersSArr, May 100 p

FLOUR was scarce, and firm at IS TO . sd cts
GRAIN and Provisions were unchanged
The weather il quite and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

KsSrpoxr h. HoCsroS Of Clark Co.
was unanimously nominated by the Wing Con
vention Of the lid District as the Wing Candidate
Tor Congress.
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P1AcEs zoo Mrsr CEKrAI,II NIsIr.-Th

PLACES voc MUST CESrAisLr NisIr.--lns
Apollo Rooms tonight, ~ al means, where the unr'S-
81 nrsrl~s Ia. poetry with their SAX Horns
The Tabernacle tonight 70 hear the ever ia'on'e
DENrsrrs snz his sweetee, ballads, Including Of
course. the Irish EmisrAnts Lament and the May
Queen.
49, The Apollo Rooms - morrov night. because the
Philharmonic society vi then srs Is fourth And 'A''
Concert tbs season.
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Another Shameful Riot.
Attack on the Opera House.

THE MILITARY CALLED OUT
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Virginia Election.

The mon has tue following TelegraPhic dis
patch
WHEELING Wednesday May 9-l0 clock
The boat is IN from Parksrshurg, Col Bssie Loco
has a majority for Congress in the Ksnswha Dis
trict Of 500 20 400 Edmston Loco Il elected ~ tho
Senate from Parkersbur. District by 500 OF CO., maj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

AvERIcAS INSTITUTES ANNuAL ELEcrIos'-lhe
Election OF the Institute yesterday resulted IN 'N'
choice Of the following gentlemen by nm average MAJOR
i,v Of lGO-S29 vote. We're poled James Is'ima"1''
President John Campbell. John u Ward Livingston
Livingston Vicc-prc,.dcnt' Henry Neis.' recording
Secretary George Bacon, Corresponding Secretary
Edward r Bsckhouss Treasurer Adonrom Chandler.
-uucriufending Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

Fnfr0Rs TRlsuSE-GeHf'fnea Observing me
-,,he- impe,uous sta,eneu; in the Gl5be. Of recent
date rejecting upon the character OF cur newly eecte"
Mayor relative 20 the contested ost for Inc Eleventh
Ward I take The liberty o. saying few words M *
plsna.ion may state tina. am no lawyer eor'e-
oueutiy Snc. bu, Hstle OF the tcchnicshues Of law
bu, tis mash 10 know that The person or candids'"
TOP Alderman or any other elective 'icr. having 'he
GREATEST number 81 votes sA'aa be- elected Inc
only rlo 10 determine who has the greatest number oil
vote, thatI Know OIL = BY comparing snd addi"s
.s, tocsthrr This Ally one can DO capable oi adding
that number OF figures In The csso OF he contested
49,, sb,ve referred TO- Vi sherman had he great -
number If votes ana had them under the signature ana
go. Of the proper oascers Of ths law who FURNISHED
him with LIS certificate Here then IS very obvious
f,, and one which needed no other evidence 10 con
,i,t and uron this certificate Mr. Woodruff should
have sworn Mr. sherman in o'co. for surely his cei'
sc,te wa. not only rqa l,il' evidence but evidence
D.. IL tsfa." a. well AS ~ Jars, OF Mr. sherman being
tho Alderman elect OF the Eleventh Ward II the
Mayor I'M. dutie. being merely ministerial had no
ri,ht 10 look al Mr. Ha,hcld' certificate. 10 had no
i,h, 10 swear him in upon i, If he hal riSht 70
look A. his certificate he hal also night 20 look at
Mr. Shertuans certificate coming from rho Same source
Vow. Mr Editor. II tai. can be called prescription
on The part o., the Mayor whom does IL all-on M
Ila,feld or NJ. sherman JUSTICE
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American Protestant Society.

The meeting closed with prayer
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INQUEsTs-An inquest was hed yes'e'""F -
Coroner Walkers at the house OF Michael Nahony' 40
ie- south e. upon, tho body Of Mary Nshony native
of Ireland. aged a years. who committed suicide 10y
drowning herself in the North River, ~ the ioo' oil
N.nstocn,hst It sppcsrs that the deceased hat io'
some time past been ia dcrauscd state OF mnd eau'
ell bv the departure Of her son tor California ''r''
Death hy drowning The Coroner also held an ID
quest Yesterday ~ the house 10 lel Walker't upon
the body OF Betty Downie lit'e sif five years oil ago.
vho came to her death by being accidentally run over
by on. OF the Harlem Railroad cars Verdict accord
nely The driver of tho car. who was yesterday ar
rested 10 await the verde, Of the Coroners Jury was
thi. morning discharged from custody
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
~ EortOr, ~ ,r> rnYut-sr
RApRLHAHNecK COUNTY. Jan. 30. 1919.


Dear Sirs: Will you please give notice through
your paper, that he people OF Rappahannock are
requested to meet a, the Coan House On he 81
Monday in February That being Court day Tor
the purpose II expressing by resolutions, their ap.
prevail Of the Conway resolutions There is in
ihis COUNTY generally, much party feeling, but II
is hoped that upon mis- call, all. all will unite,
aud give their hearty support to he praise worthy
action OF the Legislature. | would remark that
Inc course pursued By Mr.. K E. Scott and twelve
others is censnred but IN this section, Mr..
Scott is not Gulv censuTed bnl boldly and pub.
!icly Condemned; better things were expected Of
him. | Understand mat there are those in Eau.
qnier vito are loud in their complaints against
Mr.. Reclo', for failing 10 vote. As 10 our very
worthy representative, tie die al last stand up 10
The mark Tor which he will receive The thanks Of
his constituents, though they do not much like
MS appareD; disposition 10 dividc.
Whilst writing, would inform you that there
is call in L"uGcuD Tor Convention 10 nomi.
nate candidate Tor Congress 10 this District
Mr. Janney seems 10 be the iayorie in tat Sec
lion now How our resent representative will
ike it. one nigh Judge BY referring 10 an sri-
Gle which appeared in the "A!exandria Gaz-ue'
some Time since ] read il. anf Il did appea
very much like his. However lei The w.iier have
been who he might, he appeared very indignant
'a.r IL; me should care 10 Dame successor 10
The Hon. Nj; pendleton, Until such sine as ne
might choose 10 give way. We'll, will only re-
ply that We are free people, and thar when We
eei sick Of one sefGant. He dispose d h'n at our
will, and Try aDooer. The tact is, Mir Pentlelon
has wcariet The people, and think-indeet, !
Know they are determined 10 trG aEohcr moi :
Withsandng his designating linz; yes Is he is
reported 10 have said, ia fighting line" We re-
member the line he plpmmed las winter On he
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POWHATAN COUNTY.

Al a meeting Of portion OF the Democratic
Republican party 0! The county Q! Pouhatan,
held al their Cont, House, on Monday, he 5lb
February, Tor the purpose Of appointing delegates
10 a Convention az this Congressional District,
proposed 10 be held a, Richmond, on the LIST day
If March, Tor the nomination OF candidate Tor
this The Glib, District in the next Congress of the
United States, the meeting was called 10 order by
Mr. Jerman L. Sral'on, on motion by whom, DR..
Abnet Crump was called 10 The chair, and T. w.
MichauI was appointed Secretary.
On motion, by Mr.. J. L. Stratton, il was,
Resolved, That The Chairman appoin, thirty
delegates 10 attend, and 10 represent the Demo
cracy Of this county IL the aforesaid ConYen-
lion.
In compliance with this resolution the Chair,
in short time, announced The names OF The FOL.
lowing persons, viz Jerman L. Siratlon, DIR.
VIM. Crump, Col. Samuel Drake, DR.. J. B. Har-
vie, Captain John c. Porier, William Michaux,
Martin Tucker, VIM. F. Tucker Peter D. Por.
Ter, Henry L. Hopkins, Edward F. Baugh Da-
MEL Sleger, VIM. B. Crae, James r. Gales, DR..
Osborne Drake. Charles S. Forsee John Simp-
son, Daniel o. Jennings, Edward w. Bass, Greed
Taylor, Jesse A. Abraham, VIM. l.. French, Al
beu Cox, Joseph S. Lyon, Thomas Talbot, Jas.
c. Gates, Madison TaiIcy, James L. Eeses'on,
Caran jos. Wren. Hilary Harris, Miller w.
MichauI, and J. Spears.
On motion, the Chairman ard Secretary OF the
meeting we're added 10 The delegation.
l. was then,
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be published in the Democratic papers OF
Richmond. Whereupon The meeting was ad-
jourued. ABNER CRUMP, Chairman.
T. w. MIcHAu1, Secretary.