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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

y" . Foreign Markets, per Steamer America.
LIVERPOOL Nov 3-The demand for Cotton has fallen off
with both the trade and spectators Common qualities have
receded i'd; other qualities without change 49,.
CoTToN.-Sales of the week $4,000 bales Spectators
$500 bales American and exporters 100 bales Committees
quotations of fair Upland and Mobile 6ad; Orleans 65d
Flour and Corn exceedingly dull and prices shade
lower. -
There is feature the money market Consols
at 92i; u s. SIS LOG 1881 Pennsylvania 6s 70 aSO; Ma
ryland 6s 81 49, sg-s
Commercial all parts of England continue of
favorable character There feature in trade gen.
orally. t~&5%
Late dates have been received from Bombay Monsoons
had interrupted business unusual degree but prices of
goods are maintained.
Four.-Western canal -four quoted at Us 24s Phla-
depha and Baltimore Cd 24s Sales irregular and
quotations nominal
Gran-1ndan corn 27s 29s for white and 27s 2Ss for
yellow.
on-The iron market is without material change and
quite inactive.
ProVisionsThc American provision market quiet but
steady There upward tendency for bacon In pork
there little demand For hams there is but few sales
at 30s S2 Dry salt shoulders in improved demand at
2os 2Is. Nothing doing in lard
Sugars are lively and in good demand at full prices
Tebaeco-Prces of tobacco firm, with sales during the
past 1886 hogheads being the largest on record
at full prices, with upward tendency
In the manufacturing districts only moderate business il
going Forward. @ ia
In the foreign produce market there is good demand and
prices fvTy sustained.
In the arrivals of bullion there comprised 100000 from
the United States. s8 -
LIvERpooa, Nov sNAvAL sronEs, quoted follows
American Rosin Is Cd to s. Tar B Cd to s. Cd Tpen
tine s. Cd = - Spirits Taspensine 50 to sls per
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

NEwBERNE, Nov 20, 1s49.-Tupentne- 80 for yellow
dip 81 10 for scrape 81 25 for virgin Tar 81 90 Bacon
hams Sc. Fresh pork cts Meal Soc Corn 40 to As cts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

BSg@The work of re-constructing the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad, was formally commenced at Ports
mouth Va, on the 18th instant. + T-.ffs ...
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have received large lot of stan
Il ding and other styles of Collars. lot Of fine needs
worked Infants Robes and Frock Bodys Also largo le
of Lace Capes the low prices of 81 so and 81 75 each
which viii be found at tho New Store OF
-. 5-.@1 '1f7ra7 IS MYERS & DAVIS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

ga For San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;. Thea L eoppe
60 Fastened and coppered barque JOHN A. TAYLOR
MARTIN, MASTER will sail for the above port the 18th Inst
and handsomely accommodate five passengers, at 500
each Apply on board to the Captain or to
November 10Th = G. w. DAVIS, Consignee,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

Ledger is informed, upon good authority, that this
case has been amcaby settled between
the parties. Mrs. HOLDEN has received for her in
terest In the paper over $4,000 in cash, and over
$4,000 of debts due the establishment have been
assigned to her. All matters at variance between
the parties have therefore been satisfactorily settled
and it must be matter of congratulation to all that
there is now a perfect understanding between the
narties
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

New YoRK, Nov. 20.-MINIsTER TO AusTRIA--0F-
FIcIAL VoTE-It is said that Col WEEP has been
appointed Minister to Austria.
s The official vote In this State is:-Agerage wing
majorities 202, 028 democratic do. 202, 266
-. =. d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

THE subscriber offers for sao stock of Groceries,
at that well known stand opposite the Carolina Hotel
the Betencourt This doing prospe-
business To who wishes to locate himself in
the best business stands in the city of Wilmington will find
this chance worthy of his attention
E..R. PERSON, Agent
,a.5 .. for Seth Hoard.
Nov. %, 1919 - ...,...-.- .---.. 'r lift
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~ me Jo,I0cing 0'''els appeQrsd
IF or,y Ms,E4sg Z linn II ytsi>r1gv


u The ha4a07al Eta IS ? Jou-na n - b co y G.
sometimes find a valuable truth, though general.
too sse % Do the good Il nigh. sal ,boad have
done. Thus 10 its last Issue We res1
" In le+4 when Mr.. Clay, native and citizen OF 8
Slave STATE bu, not identified thoroughly with tos
Slave Power and Mr. Polk native and cit1@n ~ p
Ssvs stste fully com nit:nc 70 TIE Stare PcSeT TarN
tics stDdids,es Of the old psrtes ths Wtis' were 10
fes,ed
Nov, 81 tie E.ss Editor, ne candidate .or IRE
sdent aud "a con'edsrstes generally had stated
q, the iims .bo above truth with resa'd to the r.
lstive positions Of Mess,s Gay and Polk m i-44'
the Whizs woaid not have been deiestea' but
come Of them per,insciousiy asserted iust 'he-e
was 10 difference between Mr Clsys position to'
NJ Poks a. regards the Slavery Propaganda
while the bsa1ce ss strenuoos'y insis'et that BIZ
Claws election would be more disastrous 70 r rec
dom and Free soil. 1qors conducive . Slavery TX
tension. than Nj Poks. Bat Tor those a-1s."ors'
Mr. Clay would have carried st least he"-f org ~
addition - tAs Sstes taat voted Tor hin, az tnns
been elected We trust another time the -di;or
Of TIE Era will CO niess the truth iisie mora SEA-
sonzi!y-
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TsE 'BRows GAN. OF PoxER.-' Potomac
gives the Baltimore Pa'ries the following Item
tom 10. Roots speech in tho opening OF the
Brown expose on w sdnesdsy;
." Mr. Roo, made ono of HE qusia,. CID. humorous
and sarcastic speeches. tie g,oded IN being ieds-
penient bons ns 10 parry, aud tracing vita mons
tie told snecdots OF Yankee and soashefner who
playing poker On . steamboat Amer whils sas
S)u herner remarked hat BE- had not seen fas
come tine Il gusssyou hsve nt' sId the Yankee,
bur can tell you where they err. Oas OF tasm 10
ny your shirt seeve there and the other threc IN
the top Of cue Of my bootsr NJ. Root ssd be knew
of the aces IN this game wss, end Tia other
tn se, hs had M SOxbs vera over thsEs, somewhere
pointing 10 the Southern Loco-Poco msmosrs"
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Cr 4 TIE Seals sky,
8sssus Il sir white Wigs az they g.,
s~.auke. tie PosT's TseroHTs :csr h.sa.
from tho.- unknown. Eespsr.n ises
Who're golden zor4I Sprins oesslss
Winter 10 endless sise2 With ,r;'cs
F.,-a ih3ss deep, iotasc@sFisz Streams
whersoa slAr blo.soD,d weeds Shea .esns
and o.!oTs OF euchsetsd dresns;
g-srn GENT hlsn,sd sSrinea that .iss
O'.-N,rr'. a.rs =sgzts.as, w-src the ssiss
= .rl a,es3cv Lbs with eEns.a-a eyes
From rtere immortal 'vars rove
rhrvJsh ss.ds O ( sspsojsi sooTs,
Descend the Poets IaoushiL 1sey move
h t6ronu-shey -aIlsn,iy appear
sses1,ns WIFI nusis crystal elesr
Down through the 1inds rssouItins sphere.
ia his cain he.r. they flt ;ssir wings,
Aad-voics ard echo-o'er the springs
Oi Lie they dcat-thore each one sings.
Al stately DER bis lips they glide
Gip. With sweet breath Of blss.irs. dyed,
And .-il town EsEshs vii., arctic Ode
o. the cid air sui wstsrs Chi
Their hearts beat Ssru, and send ;nriA
Oftoy and love With every .ri..
Tm Wiriry Storms dissolve 10 ,sowss,.
Ana SHOWS give p.ce 10 6dds and flowers
Aal Es-ss --ne-. youns E1so'' hours
o., Poet Thoughts ~esrs ery e rosn
Ths heaven a.b, from your eomias :soas
Reveals yoar fsT hesDe-'aa horn-
o., Poet Soal ny sssysu "a heis.
Slucs il toy cons:-llsi-d .vhels.
Heaven. living Hsrnonies sPPear.
Oh. Woria where Po-,-ht- - poured.
Inspiring ~ins az .e-doIns JO-sa
And PoetsOass ,SFe,er heard;
R-j..se Rejoice These are TO thee
Music, aud Dawn, and Prophecy
OfihsNxw AsAyrS AND EARrE e. %
-. ~ Id
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san Lace from sapta Fe-Murder % CaIi-
fornia En,arHnts.

u Lofts I19s0aJ, Dec n.
Advices !:o.n Santa re 20 the 3Oth Of October
na7e been received. Tns troops under Desas hsd
s.fsa 80 Apache lncis5s prisoners which -'olv - y
in exchange for Sire White and dsvgnter, who
were captured few DAYS previous.
parry of 81 California ernisrsnts bad TocsnGT been
Slj-d By the Indians Dssr the Copper Mine. Troops
rom r. Psso bad proceeded sgainsi the enemy -
10 90 Meycsns killed 81 e Peso On the lob q
October se7eral persons had elso s,ais been kalej
ursr santa Pe. Ito iDosrs eOo,'fUe their dspreds-
COOS almost daily.
D.,4. from ChihrsbDs b. Sept l3 announce that
me Chol.r. vss rsgi fesqlly snb - n 100 deaths
,-co-Isf day (tnis lOoss old Fort Barley a4a sscI
e..sbissed n. Moro River, and Lis0; S!uP,op 81 20
ieesed -i.s fJr navajo County.
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- po,,,e.r ovo,.r,o,, " \, ,o., 2

- "PosricAr ovosAr,oss," ~ sess z 4.
wsrsos, n D. 10 brossh. o1i IN q ~ st.roa vita
sver. elegant EirssIai,ona IL sdds ssesAss 10 lie
many beautiful rift-eooxs With vhlsh IL $4,000
.,ounas New yora SOLD By DswsR 4 Dsvsapess)
The naGastsss.
~ s,s,sty's .UsIoS NAeATNR" dan y
rose Number Of popular nssas-rs |" mr. ~
psssss bob itsslf and is eoossnporsrsss sppsAn
g - got % wisaosi r.s.sd t. eHpsrss, eoA 10 "
literary s-y.stmsns nod "a ts -ebsllisAnesu TAs
ff'rrsp'ess 10 - esSiiss protseroa ey ssrt>n eo@'
erias the sOa-ss OF tss me motto, With Ne peculiar
e1sess OF Inc snt s12ple -csrsvrs This psssais NE
sasscs OF soe sveet md frsesfsl oes By Me sesfr
ADoRS tss other eoautes,oss arc several VI sks most
svoris sr'srs 10 oar hssfsssrv Loas fellow. Mo Dc.
god, Mn sssoarney, NM Kirkland, Ma. seSsvtes.
Nlss LyDch- TIE last canned writer eonsrieetss Q
ncble poem. entitled nishs Fan n HasssrlA" Bias
the gem Of this ssneer 10 Mr.. ssrsssss stnIrsse
ustc ,rSnslstoa CT the sccs Of he Bsll" IL sssnss
sxnscsns addition 10 our trsssares Of EassA poetry,
10 10 respect iafsror 70 The extraordinary ertsinA Of
Schiller We can scarcely give Il higher prAss thar
10 proseuse- is an improvement % I'll sAs psesssns
ver.eas 20, excepting the remarkably happy ces By
NJ D-lss, IL ectnb.nss the meet fSnial stssfsess
~ .ss letter Of the original. Wills Ia prs~rres 70
OF Il. rtyRm. varied with the ~n3 earsts Of nsodJ
shss the changing inspires lss Gsrt'.n ''aasss
saa appreciate ,hs tsesues Of the trsrsisiors sAsh
and Oil regard with sdrrsuca and envy tie brilliant
success with which II hss Been sccompd1aed
The in,eres, OF this number 10 much increased By
Ar ssrssin's intslhs.rt Ar. Notieea Poes e.lsd Ut
Aonsse Lee 10 Published with an sSr-es,ion Of eur.
prise, that should previously hsv, tourd Ito vsy sso
the newsY sPers Il having seen bought srd d Cor BY
this Magazine. Il hrst appeared Ia ne rrssS.S to
which IL preseased ~ the EDITOR Of Pos Pos,Au.
NOUS Works, Dr.. Gris~Os- He received iron The
poet himself not long before hls dsAsA. (Ssv.ysrh,
sold BY Dewitt 4 psvsnport)
II PrrrRsos's "LADlrs NAr,osAL Msss.
yI~x." JAM comes oct with mAsainesss ,,auiassst
tile page. ard ether appropriate eueel,ishussssl
TAs literary contributions are principally from vol
Known suihors. (ssw.icrk cold BY pe~iu psv.
soport)
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n. gsessss. - VI. S.l4eE, NJ. ID. lsls.

- - I, di- --zt with regard % Me- Mexico.
80, s. n. e.,'tsl s-.ed y ice S2.1i.ros z ~
CENTURIES 40 AID tnsi proylrcs IA. o-o we
-. >, a. -.osses.i1u Hr4 un q the RcDusie VI
- rhs T-xsns r-vsr ksve coog1sr=d q t@Aer
,.ior a /, ror pave rs people ever eees TsSTs
,,s ~ .pv Of their Legislative Asse cs.es - Con
reGaSsl Ire lols snd rsrrov valley OK Ne sc
q, .itus lsd - e0tn tanEs c. L. Upper DEL
~ go /, ooruAet OF both sioes - uorRi-ir'
r.. q. p,,s ss,.. Pc;s't N-rsaSr ysly 81, lee.
..Tss ,-9,incc = Sew A,x,-c sseordins . IL 4
L.. L.rrn5.,Is. Il claimed ~ Msric1 On 10Th ;es
Of .ss Ro Grs0ds. . .sossh ne ksp-... :,
- - go s,s.aHsssd her clear tiT!e % The
,rv Nest d The sercss AL oors-rios 90 tsii part
y. 80. H. Gr.oss shich ias oelo- the province Of
\ Mexico .hs a ssysr osn9asrea - r'9-e'@ . a.
" -, I'd bfoEz.i GEdsE her gsT1sr lint and
-, - =, n S---M-xlco iy.ng kas: % tse Ao
go uh'eh abe Al "a - ee within her linlis
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II We understand that the ies 10 sbs hadsea
River pssr Albany. 10 % shiss - nssssny 70 IMPEDE
f.,or.si. change In ,ss -sssAss, sv~ ssvisssios -
rxs.n cur city nd tss capital nsa so0p be esossS
Toe Alssa, <a>s Of yesterday ssys "oa tss vtas Il
Winter conveyed Ia the weather yesterday hs ssssnsr
ANT. clsus Iess 1t Jpn AMI she Hssdrisk Asdsca
.ad CoIsmbis 81 D. and the RIP Wa wlsk.s ss.' lnts
.s,s. qasrt>rs in Basin. This asfsooa The No.
h.rtan Ieft Pm vita The nsils--or more prosseiy
sffhcut them.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsTHo.
NFW-YORk TRIBUNE.
,. rFlfGRspH 10 TIE Ntw.YOaK TRIBUNE
Mr., JuIien's Health.

IAfLADELFHI4, FUuhJl Ueo n
dispatch received here announces that Hon.
NJ Julian the Frse soii Member from Indiana, Il 70
p0g rceo-,ri7s sai ->Yscts % issvs "a doo1sy -
WsskInstOn-
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~ THE srrAsES Brss.ss' a. ~e 'ss-n from
MA, -, Tsssrsys yesterday n Eri0s, toos In 20
.-,---,,f eosI ana len Esf,y % TAErs5sy evening"
for Nss YORK
r.. t,.- =, no. ~orsrg through 10 Ha.ifsI- snd
- -. -, her bari os sae Al sruis-
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WAsHNsrss crrr, Dec. 10, 1870
DEAs sIR 10 answer J., yours Of tails ds,s, yin
state that, saou1 he elected SPEAKER Of tbs House II
Representatives, ~iil Constitute TIE Conms,ees 90
~ Dlstrie, +. ColGmds, Territories .sd OF tie
Judiciary, Ia sseh manner a. shall b ssfisf.etory 10
yOgEs@l And yosr srisnds r-p,es.ntstfy- fSosa
Free stste and have sl~sys been oppessd shs gz-
tnson Of slsysry, snd believe mat Nc Fsdsrsl Gov
sraent should be relieved from The responsibility Of
Slavery, ~ss,s they hare the sOnsutstoaL pJc.s 10
s'oiish n an. yosrs, bsiJ, w. J. BROWN
Hon. DAVID Wnnor
lit strikes 20 that these lsssses tel thsh ovs
story.
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Yop az YR.NCI.Co, &C sLIFOssI4s-
sosfS 80 X SILL GLOVER 80 s1Ss r-ztss-,- -.
ssse8 ~ th7 ETeslsr "a: q nsr e:rso s'-e4y $50.
80. ss- cssin pss.sss-a APsJ 90 board q per
siS So =. 1oLoREpGL, u. % ~A..%s
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Jsst the Diaeresce-Wi ep-Br~wa.
tsoA az rstarr
In lst7. pspdioss dubious election Of Speaker,
RosfRr c. WrsraRor, the Wing candidate. wa
addressed ~ follows.
Mr.. Palfrey 10 M. Wistkrr.


% CoLgsAS',, WAsaisoroS, Dee. 5, ls47
DKAs sra 10 would give No pleasure TO nd, By ny
vot In placing you tho Chair VI the Hosss Of ksprs
srntstives But have no personsl hope tssrs "
dictate my 10 the msit.r, and The srsss coaA
GRAFTON tor must BE- that Of the policy which We
SPEAKER VT impress On tho scdon Of thu House.
Not TO trouble you with susssstions ~ TO sabordi-
n.s points, there some Loading questions IN which
II may BE- prssunsd that you have entitled parposs.
Say respectfully inquire whether II elected sAhss.
10 10 yeur intention
50 ~ constitute the Comnltsses On Foreign Role.
done and OF Ways snd Nvans arrest the ezissisS
~asf
81 " eoasutots tho Commisses on shs Judiciary 40
favor sas repeal VI the law VI Feb II. 1893 ~hich
ionies trial BY jury ~ persons charged With being
slaves, N give fair and favorable coasidsrstion "
the question " ths repeal VI sbsss seu Of Congress
which now sustain slavery IN lhis pstdcI and ~ FUR
,hsr sueh measures - may b II The power Of Coo.
geas 70 rrtn-cy shs grievances OF which MAssaeAa
complains tao hsads OF south Carolina Ia
sYecs w LltrestInent Of her oitissast
saosd el much obliged you for . reply d poor
early convenience, and should bs happy to b. per-
m,ted 10 communicate IL, or l.s subssncs to sons
siGtsmen ~ho tsrtsin similar Views mine this
class of questions
,m, dear 'I', With great p-r.oosl ss,.sg, yoar
frlerd and servant, JOHN a. PALtkff.
Hon Rosxsr L. WrsrHaop.
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-yW.yonM. sarrWoAY noRu~e. DKCEunsR -,
ST rsosSL siSS;i

POET THOU GIFTS for TIE I.iLsre.
OBLIGATED TO ( .. sTvARr
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~ Ysscba@auss---3pe EEwAHD y s...s = =
roOossLL, Mayor u as Guy Of new. :. n "a. Con.
Goa coaseil, 40 .sfsby Scr rssssd q ~" 70, ns
spprshsusion and eoo.keos o. " - o.s.af, a..
s-y II ne cly sad coasy % % ~, sss.
" lne 9k, or me no-ntr q $500 b~Io,.4ns ~
$40 gdes. - s.~.u.so - nv sss1 "A
lsesfe9ny u "a 1syosS.Gy u - C.ly Of hs~-fcsh,
"a ion tsy u p-ssnSss, AZ ss1onaur,. x.,..
-a.xtsm Raii X cad Bssss -res ssbsehssfs
- a. - e.eee Do ~ kc1ts OF Us n lien ksl
$50 Ny ssaea 10 ne ea,sczioa ~ Ne hesi IN
ri xa.a ID yer r zoe fbsss soa1s ss for eiose
90 besrns Per csni rsyabe seUiaa
sa ~ 90 y. esl VI February snd Assss Win Jupooe
sesxsa sn1 sss Dnn<iDA nPsyass q NJ ast dsy ct
AsCssl 40. wA4o " 49,
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M. Jy,nthrDp 10 Mr., Paifysv

wAsmssros, Cois,o.n's Hotsi, Dec. 8. Ier
Dear ST. Your letter OF today has Ais mgweos
oern handed u me.
sn greatly Obliged BY ths deposition you eIpEsss
30 aid In placing ia me ChsiT Of the H.ass VI Rep
res-nssuSo.' Bat l noss be- psri,rty eantti 10 say
ing 70 yos, tbs, II am 10 occupy that Chair mat 90
nt0 I, sitaous piedsss u say sors
hays not sought thst place. | have solcised no
msn's vote. A. . meeting OF tho WING Members Of The
HJuse lsst evening, (ss which, however, believe you
were not presently ~ss formally EomIasssd shs
Wig e-hdidsts Ter Speaker, ard have accepted tbs
nomination.
Bul have uniformly SAID 60 eli ~ho have iag,ired
81 ne hst my policy Ia organising The Hesss moss b.
SOUGHT tor IN my general conduct md character -
public man.
ave bssa Tor seven years Q hsnbsr Of Congress
from our common State ~ Massachusetts. hy yOtss
record Ny speeches are 10 prlat. II they have
no. Ocen suoh a. Inspire confidence In my cOsrss
nothing that could get up Tor me ooesson, In the
shape Ut pledges % deeisrsnns 81 purpose, ought "
10 e.
sill less CO.. nd feel I, consistent with my ova boa
~ after bsvias receiyed snd accepted g-nsrA ovm
nation, and Iass tbs % tho .acoI, ~ srns an
sw-rs 10 specific qv.sGons. like tboss which you nsrs
propOsso bs sAoso 10 fs~ gsEt Tnen, ss GuZ.
seat, and TO BE- held from 80 great body u tho Whss
Deeply, therefore, - regret 10 loss the eisuncucn
which ths Whgs ia Coa9rsss n-ys ef3red ~ M, ADD
nrous0 mo TO sr~ England, flr wsnt Of No % q
Masssshgs.tfs yots, raust ye, respectfully deetes
soy more ciseet sspy to tho intsfrosstonss which
your letter contains.
remain, with svory seatimsst Of Ds~sonsl es.sees
yo1s liieId and servant ROBERT q. wisrhKor
Hon. j. G. PxLgakr, &c.
lien u fAs'
L. lsi9, Mr.. William j. Bronn vas The Loco
Foco candidate Tor Speaker. whsn The foLovins
consspoadence vas bad
M WIlmSt 10 SIR. W. j. Brorn.
Dscsnsxs 10, leis.
DsAE sra: In iss sooysrssuon which had vith
you tbs evening yDs ~ere hss 10 ssy, hat elected
5yesker Of the Eoess 81 Representatives, yoa would
csass.tu.c tss Committees ., Tsrnso.iss tho yaA.
c.sy and the Dissr.es OF CeignLAs n . manner that
should b. Satisfactory 70 myssf AID tho ft~cSs Nth
whom I have hsd the honor ~ sei. | have command.
e,ted shis ny riends and H. 10 reply n ttis nots
&C. c.z give thsro ns ssnis assurance sasy will efYs
,og . cheerful and corded suppo1.
Respectfully yours. ID. WiLhOr
usa WIN J. Bkows.
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xCy "THE CARAvAs' ia collection OF Poplar
T.I,. from the German Ct Hssf, naadssed b. T. =.
olssseososs, sna su,eIasasd ~ @. W. Or. eSss'
Ys,i; .. App!ssn CO..
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TRAeIcAL.--A Havana correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayine says; "a few days since the
dugo, or public executioner, sent 10 the Pinar
del Rio, to carry out the extreme sentence Of the
law criminal The criminal was of con
siderable wealth and influence, and had been CON
victed Of great robberies and other henous offences
His friends made every exertion to obtain a favor
able verdict, and frustrated in this, 10 deliver him
from prison. But in this also they unsuccess-
ful. The day of execution had arrived-the exc
cutioner there to perform his duties. The
crowd was already collected, the miserable victim
brought out, but The verdugo did not make his APP
pearancc. After some moments delay the prisoner
was reconducted to his cell, and search instituted
for the verdugo. They found him in his room sus-
pended from beam, and already dead. So secret
ly was this act committed, that not the sol
diers sleeping in the next apartment, and sepa-
rated by a boarded petition, knew any thing about
il. In the dilemma caused by the verdugo's death,
all supposed that the prisoner would be respied
until a new one could be found; but the stern exc
cutors of the law ordered otherwise. He was again
brought out, and shot through We back by file Of
soldiers"