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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
TRIRuTE OH pESpECr

The death Of Langdon C. Taylor, Of James City lat
stndentn the Medical Department of 1alnpden Sdne
Nollege, having been announced Friday the Both
november, the lectures Immediately suspended h.
the Faculty until Monday following
>, AT meeting OF the Students held in the Chemica
HAL on Friday evening" Mr.. VIM. ]. Waller, of vii
Harrisburg, was called to the Chair and A. S. McRae
OF fowhatan, appointed Secretary.
A committee, consisting of Messrs. Alfred r TucLor
Cornelius =, Broadus, Robert H, Gordon, Henry Nor
gan and Qunus Snead was appointed to draft resolu
tons suitable to the OCCASION and having DISCHARGE
tnis duy} they reported through their Chairman Mr.
lucker the following, which were unanimously adopted
l. hesoloeG, That in the death of our Young friend
lEanedon u Taylor, we have lost companion who by
MS hihd ana courteous department won our hearts and
by ms talents and diligence in the pursuit of KNOWLEDGE
gave promise OF future usefulness and distinction in hc
profession OF his choice 50 '''e
= hes0toed, That we do most deeply symnathiss
WIN the mother and friends of the deceased and off,
mem our sincere coincidence in this sad bereavement
Resoloed, That a mark of respect for the memo
OF our young friend, will wear the usual BADGE ot
mourning Tor the space of thirty days
T. heSOlred, That we will, in BODY attend the ra
MAINS OF the deceased to the boat Tomorrow monng
and that Messrs. Walden and Toney be apnointed -
committee behalf to accompany them to ,be;r
llna resting place. " >''
o. hesoloed, That a copy of these resolutions be
'ra.istnltled TO the mother of the deceased
D. Resolred, That the Richmond and Norfolk naners
DC requested to publish these proceedings
WIN. JONES WALLER, Chairman
a. SYDNEY, McRAE Secretary.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
Correspondence Of the n. Y Tribune.

r. " WASHINGTON, NOy. %, 1919.
1t Is rumored here IN the best informed circles that
at early day in the session. a resolution will b
dueed into the Senate suspendng all intercourse Of
diplomatic nature with Austria, growing out of her
baroarous and brutal mhumanity towards the Hunga-
ed by many of the Wings and would be one Of the most
popular propositions that could be introduced into Con-
gress Inc sympathies of the whole United States
are enlisted IN behalf OF the Hungaans and their pre-
cutors suspension Of diplomatic Intercourse with
people who have set at defiance all usages ofchrjstan
warfare would not have deeterious effect upon other
the tone Of Mr.. Webster's speech at the New Ham,
snIfe celebration in Boston, it would not be either
strange or inconsistent at seeing him sustain the mea
sure Gen. Taylor, tits said, will also go for it.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
ONE OF BENTON'S SCENES

The Cape Grandeau (Mo) Standard gives the
following sayings of Senator Benton, after ma
KING set speech at that place:
Speaking of the paper that was handed hin, baore he
commenced speaking he said he had been inerrntad m
that way before. and once by Dr. Hancock who handad
nm a paper with questions for him TO answer Whsn
Dr. IL handed ito him, Il told him. said he "to raad
A. and he stood before and repeated if inst as a
school boy would repeat his lesson When he finished
tod hin to read the signed to it, He read than
over but did not give his | knew him 7 Knew III;
name; but said TO him who are YOU sir and he sad
my name is John Hancock" | was determinad 49, ~
make INN stand up there and tell me his name Ila =
nigger AT Jackson they sent o. Damon to me with a
paper and told him to hold ii till got through and be
oneyed me; he held it three hours and five minues and
was SO badly scared that he forgot to give TO me yhen
Twas through He held it tight with both hands inst
like id Niger" 1' '1''
10 speaking OF the opposition to him. he said that the
nuleIs' as ne sugmatzes his opponents, were holder
mere a IN other parts OF the State and he then med
and abused several OF the old citizens among whom
E HeG APT BYRD, Frank j. Allen and Gen ENGLISH -
VI MI Allen, he said ''the id rotten ,vba7 I -
mere peiofe ne was so glad to me he got drunk but
now ne won't speak to me. | made him cot him 10
me ofee and made him all he isl 81 -''" q
lie was very severe on Gen English he denonnood
ann as the rottenest OF all rottens" To rive lie 49,.
language: ~ give HIS exact
NJ lom English wants Benton's seat in the Senate
NOW, he would look well in it men wonld conc -,
the senate, and pointing to the seat Womb al; o
what thing is that in Bentons seat Wban III I'M;
next dog-d days won't leave so much as oreas t
mere won't be any thing left but little anet npee Sp'''
~ iurthef hohce was talssa al ,a o fa,oJias
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

- sEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAlLRoAD-In reference to
me statement that an agreement had been made nv the
oeaooard and Roanoke Railroad Company, for sub
seflpoon hy the Councils Of Norfolk on certain cond
we are assured by Director of the Company that
SO tar from its being the fact that has been
made as stated no such proposition has ever been sub
united to the Directors for their consideration. Il NAV
Mr.. Ward the Committee of the Councils. bur f M
ward has entered into any such arrangement as Pre-
fdent OF the Company he has transcribed his powers
ne had no authority to make any such contract and Of
the charter from doing So for that prescrbes on WHAT
conditions stock is to be aken and he is also urohbted
by The terms on which the road was transferred by the
Trustees of Portsmouth," ~ "'o
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

~ 1'e" @ofn a11pHeSs. ,
PARIS, Nov. Is, 1S49
The Constitution is never mentioned in the Assembly
without sneering laughs. The contempt for the Re-
public has reached even the stage; every night the
Vaudeville and Monansier theatres are thronged with
applauding spectators of plays which show up in every
ridiculous light every act the government contaminated
from the 18th February to the 10th December (lS49
thus the state OF France to-day, was the state Of
OF France in 1872 and pice gersa Rumors have been
current during the past week, that members of The
Assembly were to be arrested on charge of treasona
bic correspondence with the two exed loyaD families.
kumors OF deep and far spread conspiracy for the
overthrow ofthe elect OF December Louis Napoeon1
and the restoration OF one of the eed crowns. have
been IN the mouths Of every The dismissal Of Chi
Rebillat, minister of the Cabinet, and the appoint
me men OF NJ CARRIER would give some color to these
different reports and coup etat tanother rising of
the People, has been so much looked for that the
Executive has been obliged to give an official denial to the
report But this denial has stopped the rumors They
became SO serious at ore time that meeting of one Of
the parties of the assembly was called, and a person
appointed owait on M. Dupin in their name, and ask
HIM to take further for the security Of The AS
semby The measures they indicated as necessary were
TO surround the Assembly with 40 900 men under Gen
Cavaignae. nj. Dupin denied the report, but the ru-
mors continue to be circulated
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

IHE DEBT OF ALABAMA.-The report of F. S.
iature OF Alabama on the 18th utmo From this do
cumen appears that the foreign debt created to esta
D the Stats Bsnk and Branches amounted two
rest has been puncualy paid, and the principal Of the
debt has been reduced about S. 900 Besides this
there now in the hands OF the Commissioner about
Sooooo9 more OF specie funds to be applied in reduc
goo out OF the funds Of the Bank. The collections ae-
ttuay made from the Bank assets since February lsl6
nave amounted to over S. 100000 in cash Mr. LYONS
IS highly compmented by the press OF his State o tba
ability he has displayed commissioner ~ '''0
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
THE BALLoTlNG FOR SPEAKER.

The following vote the first ballot for Speaker in
the House of Representatives on Monday;
For Robert C. Wlnthrop-Messrs Alexander, An
derson, Andrews, Ashmun, Baker. Bennett, Bokee Be-
T boBss J. B gs Boof cBpIUw Chester B gsss
Chandler, Clark, Cingman, Cole, Conger Conrad Cor
win, Debeny Dickey, Dixon, Duer, Duncan, Alexan-
DER Evans Nathan Evans Fowler Freddy Goodenow,
mond, Hebard, Henry, Houston, Hunter, jackson,
James L. Johnson, Kerr, Daniel ?. King, George G.
King, James G.; King, John 4. King, Levin, Horace
Mclean, Meacham, Moore, Morehead, Nelson Mes,
Newell, Ogle Otis Outlaw, Phoenix, Pitman, Putnam,
Reed Reynolds, ERisley, Rockwell, Rose, Rumsey'
ter, Spauding Sprague, Stanley, Thadeus Stevens Tay
| lor, John B. Thompson, Thurman, Underhl Van
Dyke, yinton Watkins, White Williams Wison-9e.
Bay, .Bayly, Beae, Bingham, Bisseb Bocock, Bowdon
Bowlin, Boyd William J. Brown Buel, Burt, Cable
George A. Caldwell Carter, Williamson R. w. Cobb,
son, Ewing, Featherson, Fitch, Fuller, Gerry Gilmore
| German, Green, Hackett, Hall, Hamilton, Hammond
HARRISON, Harlan Harmanson Isham G. Harris, Sam
| son w. Harris, Thomas L.. Harris, Hbbard Hoag and
Holiday, Howard, lnge, Andrew johnson, Robert w
Johnson JONES' Kaufman, La Sere, LETTER. Littleield
Job Mann, Mason McClemand, Mcdonald. Mellow
Willie, Meade, Miller, Milson, Morris, Morse, Odds,
Orr, Parker Peaslee, Phelps, Porter Powell Rchard-
son, Robins, Robinson Ross Savage, Sawtee, Seldom,
song sweeze Thoas oh Jacob ho anlo ame
Thompson, VIM. Thompson, Venable Walden, Waldo,
| Wood, Young-lo3.
For Dayid Wilmot-Messrs. Allen, Booth, Durkee,
Giddings, Howe, Preston King, Root, Tuck--s
\, for MeredaM Gentry Messrs. Cabell, billiard,
For Horace Manm-Messrs Campbell and Crowell
..
For James ThOmpson--Mr. Clevelaud-l
For Dauid r. Disney-Mr Doty-l.
For James L. O1r-Mr Holmes-l
For Chauncey F. CleUeland-Mr Peck-l
For Joseph ~ Ro0t-Mr. Wilmot--1
For james 4. Seddon-Mr. Woodward
SECOND BALLOT.
| lVanthfOp-Same vote as LIST balot-96
Co66-Same on lst save that Mr. Orr voted fol
Mr. Seldom, reducing Cobbs vote to lo2
| lVatm0t-Same on lists.
Gent'y-Same as on 1st--6
Mann do do
yames Ihompson-Same on lst--1.
D. Z. Disney do dol.
c, F. Cleueland- do dol.
J. A. Woodward-Mr. Holmes-1.
) J. A. Seddon--Mr. ORR
F. p Manton-Mr Woodward--l
| Charles Durkee-Mr Wilmot--l
THIRD BALLOT
Winthrop 90 Cobb 1902; Gentry6
| lpiLm0t losing Booth:
II Cleveland 2-(Booth and Peck.)
\ Mann q; J, Thompson Seldom l !; Stanton /
same as on I'd.
E. d. Potte,-Mr Doty-1
| r. X. Meade-Mr. Holmes--1.
Amos Tuck--Mr WiImot-l
| FOURTH BALLOT.
| Winthrop 90; Cobb 1922 Gentry 6; IPil,not z
Cleveland 2; llann2; Jas. Thompson /; Potter
| F. p. Stanton all same as on 3D.
For J. 4. Seddon-Messrs. Holmes andOu-2
For W. Booth-Mr. Wmot--l.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

Inc following was the vote in the Senate, on Tuesday
on MI. AINNEYs resolution to abolish the office of ID
Doorkeeper:
- AYEs-Messrs Woods, Thompson, IT.. Kinney
DDanel, Darlington lsbell, Ope, Tate French, Dennis
afnef aa5yle, Granham, Cowen, Crump, Jones, Har
T., NoEs-Messrs Tyler, lSpeakerJ Rives Barbee. Car
me- Canngton Shackleford stanard, Deneaie Edmis-
So the office of I'd Doorkeeper was abolished
Mr.. DENEALE nominated Julius Martin DIV a Lns,,s
Pean@, we made it Julius Allen Yesterday &c Rnr
keeper Unanimously elected 40 Door
Election of Printer-Mr. RoGERs no,oino,ad 49,.
NMaarrock, the incumbent from time mmemorial .
Inc Governors Message was sent in, and, having
The Senate adjourned
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

we regret to learn that, on Friday afternoon las,
about IRE handTed barrels of belonging to James
I'VE, ESQ., o. Whtby were entirely destroyed by fire.
the hands were engaged shocking it, not more than
egl OF zen paels wule saved 1t is matter of doubt,
we learn Whether the fire was accidental or the work
unfortunate Of late In the Spring he lost tbe pdv Hey
house on his farm called Summer Hill" which counh
e om wS %ad OF gun DISCHARGED qe many
na AZ wno, eolay to the posting laws hunt on The
large quantity oc The loss in the present nsa te
supposed to be from 81 900 10 81 500EEno AS'''''e
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

| Some OF the forthcoming developments which will
occupy the early attention of Congress are we suspect
correctly enough oreshadowed in the following state.
ment OF correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun
Its understood that the President will not recon.
mend any action with reference to the territories of New
Mexico and California other than that distinctly pointed
out by the constitution to admit them upon application
The discussions in Congress upon the question must end
n smoke. The territories will apply for admission, witt,
their constitutions in their hands, and will be admitted
INTO the conederacy as States competent to make their
own Local regulations, to the introduction or nrohhi
ION OF slavery, as well all other matters not inimcaI
10 the constitution OF the Union ItCongess insists upon
engfainng the provso upon the State constitution it
will exceed its powers and there can be no doubt the
constitutional check will be interposed When Congress
can show has the power to interfere in the local laws
OF the different States it make out strong case in
favor OF its right to engra the Wmot proviso upon the
constitutions OF New Mexico and California, and not
till then. And when does SO, it may as we'll at the
same time, pass law abolshng State governments alto
gether 'N
The amount OF United States stock issued TO for
egners from the 10th to the Both November both in
elusive is as follows Loan Of ls42 S3 AGO. loan ofls46
total, Sl73250. wv @"'''''
The following is the amount ofmiltary land warrants
located tor patents during l847 lS4S and the three FIRST
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

A white man, named John Woodhouse, was convict
ed Oh petty larceny Saturday, before the Hastings Court
for the city of Norfolk and sentenced to three months
Imprisonment, and TO receive twenty stripes on his bare
back at the public whipping post ten Of the stripes to
be administered previous to his being locked up and the
balance on his release from Jail John is said to be
notorious scamp but we humbly submit to the justices
comprising the Court. that this sentence is disgrace to
the age,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING Dec

l849.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ]
REGISTERS OFFICE, Dec ], 1949 (
Amount outs anding Of the several issues
prior to I'D July, 1916, as per records of
this Office. .......,............. sl432s9 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF 23d Ju-
ly, 1916, per records of this Office. 64250 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of the
18th January, ls47, as per records of this
office. ........,.".......,.. 2,55l650 90
$2,759,ls9 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers, Of which $500 is un-
der acts prior to 22d July, 1916; 81 $50
under act Of I'D July, 1876; and $I,40O
ui'aer act Oh ss'l' January. ls47. $3.50 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-The Cumberland
Civilian OF Friday says
IT. The Hon; John Davis and Nathan Hale, ESQ.,,
ilslees Of the bond-holdes, are this place on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal We understand thew
are much pleased with the present condition the work
ana confidently anticipate that the Canal will be ready
Tor the letting in OF the water, and the actual commence
ment OF business on the Isl OF March next.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
From the Southern Literary Messenger.
THE OPEN WINDOW

THE OPEN WINDOW.
BY H. W. LoNGFELLow.
The old house by the lindens
Stood silent in the shade,
And on the gravel pathway
The light and shadow played.
saw the nursery windows
Wide open to the air,
But the faces Of the children,
They were no longer there.
The large Newfoundland house dog
Was standing by the door,
He looked for his little playmates,
Who would return no more
They walked not under the lindens,
They played not in the hall,
But shadow, and silence, and sadness,
Were hanging over all.
The birds sang in the branches
With sweet, familiar tone,
But the voices of the children
Will be heard in dreams alone.
And the boy who walked beside me,
tie could not understand
Why closer in mine, ah! closer
L pressed his soft, warm hand
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

There is very general opinion in Wall street find
mat government securities abroad will decline when the
news OF S20O0OOOO government deficit, is diyuI.ed
such an impression Is having, in The meantime a some
what untavorable effect upon the market here. The
sales to-day were at decline
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
DIED

On Wednesday, the 9Th inst after lonp and n.of,I
Illness, Mrs MARY A., the afectonae wife Of John
w; Camp The friends and acquantances of the ia
mn are respectfully requested to attend her funeral
ts afternoon, at half past O'clock from her late resi-
oences No lO9 Main street, without further notice,
G& City papers please copy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

Gzw John Allen, thelad who was arrested in Frank
lln street Monday night by Mr.. Philips, for hallooing
was required to give security in the of 800 keep
the peace tor IL months He readily gave bail. 1t is
proper to state that the lad who was in company with
Allen at the time OF his arrest, yesterday appeared be-
lore the Mayor and fully corroborated Aliens state
ment before the Mayor Tuesday.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

GB AUCTION NOTICE.-Wil be sold at NV
O'clock, second hand Furniture, Groceries Fanc~
1ooos' Ne, to close consignmenss Sale without re-
serve. The attention of the public in invited
ueo GEO. j. SUMNER, Auet
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

APPOINTMENTS BLYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
MeRober Baker, of Jacksonville, Florida, and Isaac
MORRISON OF Covngton, Tennessee to be Commissioners
In 'helr respective States, to take acknowledgment and
proof Of deeds, &C.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

we would respectfully call the attention of STRANGERS
and the public in general to the neat and elegantly 6ted
up Bathing, Han Cutting. Shampoong and SHAVING
FLETCHER, the proprietor OF the above establishment
beng practical Hair Dresser cuts and dresses hair in
~ ~ ' '''' "pP'VNeus'yle de
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

Among the passengers in the Alabama, at New Or
leans was MI John S. Robb the correspondent Of The
press and types to establish newspaper at the nav
OF government fCalfona-Puebla San jose, 9''''
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

by the way you must not be msled into the belief
mat the Senate intends pursue the course indicated by
me opposition The Senators understand too well their
dgnliied position to allow themselves to pursue factous
opposition to the administration There will be no whole
sale rejection OF nominations. Nothing of the sort If
nal and not political grounds r
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

MARINE MEMORANDA.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 4.-Clsaysd sctr. F. K Sou.
der, Chase Richmond 'A' - D. ooo@
En-. NQmKfoLk, Dec, 3-Arr'd, schr Marblehead Ems.
from Ihomaston, bound to Richmond -'''"'''
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

a aSEAsoNABpE HINT.-The season for routs and par
ties having approached we would beg entertainers TO
remember that old FRIEND S. BoNAvIrA can sill be-
iound at his elegant confectionery and fancy store op
posle the Banks, prepared to furnish ices ellies cakes
and the like whether for dinner or evening COMPANY.
Every thing he gets up done in the incest and most
elegant style, He caters equally well for Wing or De-
moefat, and that palate must be fasdious to fault
which fails to be gratitied with his con6nme
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

EXPLOSION OF THE LOUISIANA AT New ORLEANS
Weleam from the Picayune that the investigation Of
Inc circumstances connected with the explosion of the
Louisiana, which has been going on in New Orleans
Delore the u s. Commissioner, was concluded Tuesday
evening the 9th u and resulted in the acoujttal Of
oap'. cannon and engineer Smith, The COMMISSIONS,
stated mat the evidence before him was of such naro
mat no jury could convict, and that it onlv went 10
Pho" Inc lmpotency ofthe law of Congress made 10
cover such cases ~
The Fredericksburg Recorder reyiyes. from tho oen.
sus books the following comparative SUMMARY ot tho
population of Virginia: '-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
THEATRE.-Mr. JOHN sEFroN naa, :

,no1lee mat, IN conjunction with Mr. w II
SATURDAY, Nov s. is4 az season Oh
with choice selection olPIECES, SONGS. DANCES
&c, and supported by OF the most nonular mar
formers OF the United States POI
w 4 lew season and monthly tickets will be issued
upon application at the Box Office de 6 81
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06

lHEATRE-lt will be observed, by mott in today's
paper that the players have at last and the first
performance will be given Saturday evening We an
tcpate brilliant season, under the auspices of Messrs
oEFroN and CHIPPENDALE. Theatrical amusements
Will be we'll patronised by the citizens of Richmond.
provided always they may be of character deserving
support The reputation of the lessees warrant us in
saying that the legitimate drama will be ably sustained
by the new corps dramahque. The theatre has been
Durnlshedup and presents very handsome appearance
II certany combines much comfort and elegance as
we have ever seen in theatre of the same size
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-06
Correspondence Of sae New York Express.

ALLEN A. HALL, Register Of Treasury.