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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
THE PRESS.

SUNG AT THE PRINTERS FESTIVAL, BOSTON.
Let monarchs revel while they may,
And drain their goblets bright;
No hearts so tree or gay as we,
On this our testal night;
We need no regal pageant here,
No banners wreathed with fame
For brighter far, our trophies are,
Our history and our name.
Each Printer lives himself King,
A monarch in his might,
And Throne and Crown must topple down,
When he is in the right.
And Ger the world his banner waves
Where FREEDOMS sung or told,
The Printed Page-the Truths of Age,
And glorious Song OF old
High honor to the noble Art!
BY far the brightest gem
That ever threw his lustrous hue
From Freedoms diadem!
Fen now it CLEANS the guiding Star,
Far distant Ger the wave,
Where millions fight to gain the right
Of Freedom, or grave.
Then Brothers, let our Daily Toll
Be sung in festa strains
While bards shall sing or weapons ring
On earth's wide battle plains,
Or while one Tyrant's throne is left
For truth to trampe down,
Our mystic Art will bear its part
Of glory and renown!
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
NEW YORK, Nov 3O-Arr'd, schr Orianna Ric

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Arrd, schr Orianna, Rich
mond.
AT RIO DE JANEIRO, 18th October, ship Cou-
rer, Wilbie, from Richmond
BALTIMORE, Dec, l.-Arrd, schrs Gallego, John
new ship Rebecca, Wolfe for Port Walthal.
We learn from SWANS Nantucket express that schr
Oscar Coles, Davis of and from Norfolk for Boston
laden with corn, is ashore on LHommedieu Shoa
Vineyard Sound. A lighter had arrived at Holmes
Hole from her with the crew, Sails and part Of the rig
ging and reports that the schr had bged and was full
OF water.-Nep Bedford Mercury, 18th.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

A Mrs Miller, wife of Major Miller, OF the u S. A.,
is reported to have committed suicide by leapng from
the bridge that leads to Goat Island into the Niagara
river. She left two children at the Ea gle Hotel, her
trunks purse ngles and other articles with three let
tiers, to her husband one 10 Hon Jno Norvel and
third to the proprietor of the hotel which is as fol-
lows:
TO the Proprietor Of the Eagle Hotel:
My mind is made up have no wish to live any
longer | shall go where my body will never be reco-
yered. No one shall gaze my manged remains
Please take of my two little boys till they can Ee
are the of Major Miller of the Army, now in Flo
rda, and grandsons of Hon. J. Norve Detroit Mchi-
gan Please forward my letters and protect my children
till some of their relatives come for them
MRS. ]. G. MILLER
Buffalo paper, however, throws some doubt on the
reality of this romance.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-The official returns are recei-
we'd from all the parishes OF the State except Claiborne,
and the majority for Walker, D., as Governor is 100;
for Plauche d. for Lieutenant Governor 28l, and for
Bordelon, W., as Auditor, $40. The reported demo-
cratic majority in Claiborne is 2l5 leaving doubt Of
the election of the above three candidates The Senate
will stand IA Wings and Is Democrats, and the House
81 Wings and 43 Demonstrating majority on joint
ballot T. which will insure the choice Of Wing Trea-
slrer Bulletin
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

Haynau, the Austrian butcher, is between sixty
and seventy, years ofage According to correspo ~
dent Of the New York Commercial he is natural
son Of an elector OF Hesse Casse whose name is held
Tor sensual vices but for the fact of his having shpped
OFT subjects in consideration of sides from ENGLAND
to serve 10 our American war He was atterward
sion, and the circumstance Of his deposing his got
ten treasure with the grandfather ofhe present Rohs
chlds was the foundation OF the fortune of that family
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
LATEST NEWS.
BAD WEALTH.

BAD WEATHER-DELAY OF THE MAILS
Yesterday was most Indictment day, there being hail
in the morning, and heavy sleet throughout the day.
The Northern Cars had arrived last night when we
went to press
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

Fire in Baton Rouge--Discharge of the Engineers of
the L0uisiana--Cotton Market.
A great fire occurred at Baton Rouge on the 24th
inst, destroying property the amount of S75 0OO No
other particulars given.
The Engineer OF the Inflated steamer Louisiana who
was arrested upon charge OF manslaughter in causing
the explosion OF the boat by which many lives were
lost, has been examined and acquitted. The second
Engineer supposed to have been the immediate cause of
the explosion, has never been found.
The brig Buena Vista has arrived.
The Cotton Market on Monday morning was heavy,
witty prevailed and 1000 bales were sold at full prices
but no advance. Middling TO- fair l0s cents per b.
On Tuesday 1900 bales were sold The factors asking
an advance, which buyers, however refused to give
The quotations therefore remained unchanged
Rice is dull at 81 cents per h.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
ALABAMA.

The Washington Republic learns that the Legislature
OF Alabama has elected WIN. R. KING and JEREMIAH
CLEMENS Senators from that State. Mr.. Clemens is a
Taylor Democrat, and elected by thirteen votes
over Mr. Fitzpatrick, the regular Democratic nominee
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

we have letter from Prince George C. H. desert
bing mposter VINO undertook to pass himsaf of az
deaf and dumb but who could both hear and talk when it
suited him. He is one of the lazeroni, who 90 about
soliciting charity with printed certificates that they had
been shpwrecked, suffered all sorts of hardshps and
been thrown with helpless family destitute UPON the
tolk Herald AVN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

paper is to be established in California, to be
called the California Statesman" 1t will be located
is undertaken by Mr. Robb, formerly of the St. Louis
Revele, and Capt Marcy son Of the late secretary of
War-both Democrats The first number will appear
as soon as the necessary materials can be procured
from the States
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

The Democratic members of the House of Re
personalities were to hold caucus Saturday
night.
The Democrats of the Legislature of this State
had also conference
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Session of 1859.
SENATE.

Session of 1889.
SENATE.
FIRST GLASS.
Amelia, &c.-Francis E. Rives.
Bedford, S1c.--Robert z. Woods.
Albemarle, Szc.-Iohn Thompson, Jr.
Caroline &c.-A. M Tribe.
Fauquer, &1c.-John w. Tyler.
Augusta, &c Nm. Kinney.
Hardy Gc.-Gabriel T. Barbee
Randolph &c-John S. Carlisle.
SECOND CLASS.
Accomack, Gee. c. Pitts.
Prince George, &c.-Thos. M. Daniel.
Mecklenburg, &c.-Tucker Darlington.
Buckingham, &c-'l hos NJ Isbell.
Culpepper, Cell Shackleford.
Giles, &c--Wm II. French.
Jefferson, &c.-Hierome L. Opie.
Smyth, &c.--Thos. M. Tate.
THIRp CLAssf
Richmond City, &c-Ro6ert Z. Stanard.
Westmoreland &c--Jos. s. Haruey+g
Charlotte, &c-Wm. H. Dennis.
Patrick, &c.-Crawtord Turner"
Buckingham 6c--Geo f. Deneale
Berkeley, &c-M. S. Grantham.+
Harrison, &c.--Matthew Edmiston"
Washington, S1c-Geo. Cowan.*
FOURTH CLASS.
Norfolk &tc.--Jno. c. Crump.
Brunswick, &C. Jones'
King & Queen, &c-S. F Harwood.
Louisa, &c.-Wm. NJ Amber.
Loudoun, &c.--ASa Rogers
Roanoke, &c-John McCauley
Brooke, &c.-John Pa1ri0tt.
Kanawha, 8yc.--Jas. H. Fry.
*New members; whole number6
tThe whole of the third class were elected in April
$40, for the term OF four years.
Wings in Italc; g. Wing gain; whole number Wing
/; whole number Democrats 2l; Democratic majorit.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

HE NATIONAL WASHINGTON MoNuMENr-The
obesk OF this monument As feet high above the
surface Of the earth 1t is IS feet square, cased with
twenty-five feet. ' -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, November 29th, by the Rev.
George W. Woodbridge, DANIEL Y. BOWEN, to
VIRGINIA, daughter of Anthony Bargamn, all of
this city
~ Norfolk papers please copy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
Monday Morning, Deer, Sd, 1S49.

Members who desire the "TnEs" during the
session, will please leave their orders at the Re-
porter's desk, or at the TINES Office.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

NNHE CLIFTON HOUSE.-The Clifton
IL House is now open for the reception of boarders
1t is pleasantly situated opposite the Exchange Hotel
and has many very desirable rooms tor families and
gle gen tlemen.
de3-dl2t B. L. MEADE.
a. FOR SALE, RENT, OR LEASE.-Ihe
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family. There three and half of good rich
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around-a hne we'll OF water and splendid Spring.
1t lies two miles from the Capitol, and few hundred
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Joseph Fulcher, the butcher Apply the premises
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

WASHINGTON, Nov BOP NJ
All the members of the House expected to be pres
ent at the opening of Congress Monday, except Mr.
King OF Georgia. There is much conversation and
speculation in regard to affairs Some are of opinion
that Wnthrops chance for speaker rather the best
but this is mere speculation.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

A STRIKE,-We understand there was "strike"
amongst the workmen the Danvlle Railroad Bridge,
on Saturday the contractors having announced re-
duction of wages for the winter.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
DEATH OF GEN CILNCH

We received says the Savannah Republican, of
Wednesday, the following despatch last evening, at
IL o'clock, from friends Of the Journal and Messen-
ger
Macon, Nov. 27-1O9 P. NJ
DEATH OF GEN D. L. CLINcH--Gen. Clinch died at
9oclock this evening" after an illness of nine days
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

The Wing members of the House of Representatives
held conference, in the Of the Post Office Com
mittee, Saturday night,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

15dft1iifUfe Hfntfican.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 80.
The sales of Cotton yesterday were $500 bales. at
full prices
The advices by the Canada were received last
night.
The steamer Ohio sailed to-day for New York
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

Transmitted for the Baltimore American
MOBILE, Nov 80
Dreadful Murder.
: General Thomas Holland was to-day shot dead by
H, G. McCntock, his clerk. The cause which led to
this dreadful act was jealousy. The murderer has
surrendered himself, and the excitement in our city is
yery great
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

HIGH WATER AT 81 O'CLOCK, A. M.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

ARRIVED,
Schr Mary J. Peck, Dupin, New York
Schr Pennsv wanna, Hubbard, Baltimore
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, Dearborn, New York
Schr. Rebecca, Rose New Y ork
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03
yHHHE MYSTERIES OLE BEDLAM. or An

Il nails OF the London Mad House, by late officer
OF twenty years standing in the establishment-price rs
cents. 1T IS written in fine, flowing graphic STYLE
by avery talented person, and will doubt prove
popular as the famed Mysteries OF Paris" or an
derlng Jew,' by Eugene Sue."-London Spectator.
Just received by GEO. M. WEST q BRO,
de Next door to Post Office
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

VNHEATRICAL.--ln anticipation OF the APP
II preaching theatrical season, we have procured, and
shall constantly keep hand great variety of Plays
comprising all those published in the Modern Standard
Drama, the Minor Drama" and the Operate
Library For sale sngly at l2a cents ten for 81 co.
GEO. NJ. WEST & BRO,
de 3 Next door to the Post Office.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

FIJI FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL-The
- superior fine fast sailing regular packet schooner
CHARM, Berry master, having the bulk OF her cargo
engaged and going board will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance OF freight of 300 packages To-
bacco, passage, having superior accommodations ap
ply to master on board, at Rockets or
de3 DAVID CURRIE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

VBNHE CLIFTON HOUSE.-The Clifton
IL House is now open for the reception of boarders
1t is pleasantly situated, opposite the Exchange Hotel
and has many very desirable TOR families and sin
gle gen tlemen.
de 3-dl2t r T, MEADE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-03

I'D FOR NEW YOKK-VIRGINIALI LINE
60 OF RICHMOND AND NEW YORK
PACKETS The superior fine fast sailing new packet
schooner NEW YORK Capt. John H. Smack having
the greater portion OF her cargo engaged and gong on
board, will sail with all possible dispatch For balance
OF freight OF 500 packages Tobacco, passage having
superior accommodations apply to Captain on board
at Ludlam's Wharf, or
de3 DAVID CURRIE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-01-02
SAMUEL II. PATTERSON
For the Indiana STATE Sentinel.
State Prison No. 3.

MKssns. CHArMANs 81 SrAxr Was the law pla-
cling II beyond the power Of the Immediately interest
ed the labor Of the ct corporal or other
Punshments upon them, just and humanel Was there
any ssgned for the unc and what were The
that forced upon The minds of the Legislature
ut the OF 356 the absolute importance aud necr
sy OF 40 and conservative feature ~ our penenary
sysemi These questions need answers To those mat
members that session. But others may seek an on
swrr There was reasou for that time and that rca-
son was, humanity demanded II. The condiion OF The
prison AID the treatment Of The prisoners underwent
thorough ex that session aud Of wretch
sdness cruelty and butaIny were unolded that aroused
the Indignation aud the dormant sympahies Of the public
mind, which had until that been awakened IN
opr stale IN relation to our State prison. This did
not happen because the individual then the heal of
institution treatsd The conycts IN any respect than
they had been treated by his predecessor by any
bot simply because there rival interests contcndng
before the legislature Tor the prison. aud IN the scuie Tor
the spols some developments were made which led To
Others aud thus the become pubic.
But tenth part Of the story never told The hor-
Of that "od prison., they recorded, that each
member this leg sa could read them and know them
he Ne, would such OF vIftuous int'gna
ton IN the breast Of every that he who would dare
to come asking The repeal Of The law. which alone
shield the prison from such abuses, could hd no coune-
nouce sympathy OF support.
"Oh but" says he al mole Interested in the kind
treatment Of the convcis than any else. 80 says
the southern sIave-drIver, ii interested the
kind, humane treatment Of my slaves, than any else
and he commits the horrId brutality upon them, male
and female every day. forcing them To labor beyond their
strength, half clad aud starved. SO has said and truly
superintendent IN state prison from It's iou-
dation unu The present time and has that shelter
Ell the prisoner from abuse clothed and fed them, hu-
man beings in the midst Of christian community should
have been clothed. fed aud lodged! More anon. y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-01-02
Marion County Convention.

The Delegates to the County Convention assembled at the
'ou, House o" sa'csy Dre; 'o'n, ana =, e
appointment OF >. w NORRIS, rs Chairman, and 6Eo a.
CHAPMAN a. Seciets,y.
On motion, all the Democrats present fom the several
townships invited 20 take seats IN the Convention.
On notion Resolved That Genre township be entitled to
send histy each other township, fifteen delegates
10 the Staie Cons enli0n.
Tne following gentlemen then appointed liom The
respective townships. VIZ:
Centre. NJ w Lapg.dale, j. p Chapman, A. y Mon-
son, Lake T. Roberts, John McFaIl, WIN. H. Morrison,
Thomas Johnson Geo. A. Chapmaa Peter Mesefsmith, c.
c Campbell. = " Norrs D. 4 Gall, p. Rowland, {. q.
Weibe. J. 5. spann ID. Reynolds, ~ Adsedge T. DiaSe,
VIM. stewart, W. u. Anderson, VIM sullivan, d.. w C..
Thompson. Dr. Iiombusg W. ~. Adams. Nath West. Geo.
NJ. Negley. D,uiel Carlisle, Abram iIefgn, A G. Po.er,
Geo Wagner JOS faehd JohS Bishop. Jas Curry, julius
NicoaL
DseGta-Jesse P,ice. D. Mcfarland, Y + r Wilson. Eli
Sulgiove A. Cuddingtnn NJ Mct.uire. Moan Sinks T. Doll
IarhIie NcCseary, Dan S'nk> JacsS" Mc''ne, mos
lla,gis, Baeneu Guilfoid, VIM. DAVID, j PIice, j..
Irnkii-Jacob Springer. jacob Glazier, H. NJ Daval,
Me.iu TstIon DAM Moore, Benz Morgan. Chas Mop,c,
john Newman ISAIAH Gibson rhos 0Nea j. }. Neal, n.
Keaper, Tho>. Wells. Ab >u,oek. VIM wbesue,.
L4,cyence-J Perry thos Peuy, John Stea,S, Il gfag-
DON Lewis Brown Lew BoIander, Sam Boaude, Madison
Webb Jos Johnson, Wn Perry, David Io,s, Cleper, H.
White. Christopher Apple.
PerTy-P Bi>low Jas Snow. VIM Hunter. q u L Todd,
NJ How Land las Webb. Moses Arm-, Webb, Cover
dale, Mciane Head, ~, Chas Neishbor,, u Benne-
man. Hawkins, Thos Wright
Pike Couy,eI. Lofen DR. John Bacon, Adam
Wright SaS White, Jas hayncs, Levi Allen, Ja> Evans,
jos Krgen>n'.h Jaeeb kngen,mih. job" D''per Allen
Loften, Il tios-hts, David Be"nett
Wnren- David shields, Stepsen Tyne. Skme'.
Shields iIea,y Brad, Ja> DAVIS Geo White, Joh" Wine,
ia Vauscke r. Springer, VIM ienon, Moschouse Jos
Clinton John Hunter, WIN tlnnler
Washington -Da ID HUI. James, Jonas huffman, !sob't
Earl Jacob scott Geo smith, JOHN johnson" Rob- Snnh
Armstrong Jas Armstrong j. Jas Hilton Jacob Spahr ia
cob Roberts, Abnc. R.,be.ts, Thos Swift
VGlne-I Stout Jackson, James Johnsoa, Isaac Hat
din, Thos Morrow Dsae i.,udIey, W Jo'nson. jeremiah
Robe,,~ John Simmons HOLMAN, tIoffn'u stout,
Cobie fIasboo Jos Pence, u Wa'man, john Martin, VIM
Swano,d VIM Morton, David Stout
resolutions en Offered. aDd alter some dis
cussion had theIe con, seve ally withdrawn.
The Convention then Adjourned
). ". NORRIS, Chairman.
A CHAPMAN. Sec'y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-01-02
Vest R,rr-Ames Fo,kner, WIN. Short, Hugh Moore,

Vest Rirer-Amcs Fo,kuer WIN. Short, Hugh Moore,
Jrmes Shea,ef, - Feunimore.
.Nstie Crsk-Robh w. Butler. Henry Leeka. Hamilton
snodgras>. John ~. Williams, - C,ou-e.
Stony Creek-Saml Cupnngham, John McNees, Jrcph
Hewitt SAM Clevmgc,, Doct. Conner
MOnroe-Jamcs k,c. Joseph Matn, James Howe'y
VIM. Peoples.
Grcen-Stephen cannon, Nm Otf, D'et usiis, M'I'ih
Smith. John Goodwin.
The con Mite selected daft s,Iun. reported The
following which we've adopted unanim Justly
ResoIped That We the Democrats Of RANDI h county, in
meeting assembled. do d Glaze hat We have uniimni>hcd
op 6dence The principles o democracy and equal
shs whrh heretofore guided patty belle wing,
we ia, the uumh Of hese principles depend the
welfare aud happiness ~ our conn ~
Resoired That The democracy 81 Randolph county. hc,l
approve of tho sentiments Of Gov Whcomb, es,rd
in his tate annual message, on the subject the inoduc N
ef very into the recently acquired territory, and het we
he selection OF that distinguished statesman 10
represent IN In The L. =. Senate.
Resoired. rha The great States Of the West BY The noble
und vied support which. ~ the political struggle Just
closed hey gave Lewis Cass the hero and statesman ~
the west have testified Their devotion 10 the cause OF De-
mocfacy.
RESOLVED That although The progress Of The principles OF
patty has been for time a,Ieed by the defeat o our
candidate To- tie Presidency yet we hereby declare our re-
utop 81 firmly adhcng those fundamental principles
which have hitherto formed political ceed. believing that
the Of opponents will be hut short lived aud that
the II the people will again ay around The s'andaid
Resoved That regard tho efforts of the Wing party to
destroy the qualified OF the President aud lende, 1t obi
the people nsidous attack ON The C""siuon
aud attempt 10 undermine one 81 us baefS against e'ii
legislation placed there by the wisdom of our fathers.
Resolved That have fun confidence IN our e'eenia-
tive Wood, aud heartily apprve OF his vote iof H. >
Senator believing that 10 giving that vote he did as large
" m1Ioriiy Of hi, constituents Wished
Resored That the Sec'ea'v forward the proceedings ."
this meeting he editors Of the Indianapolis state Seene
and WInehe>le, Patriot for publication
JOSIAH BUNDy. Chairman.
~ cec,y