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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

mind raid Amer, We now In AmeflcA, In free
country, and we csn have - many ma mes as We
please - witness knew him In the old country; he
wa considered very ltngy little fellow By tho cl-rks
ehsiscer but hs had heard more than nfty people at
home speak something about stolen goods
AARON LAwEyBEso was the next witness examined
Had had conversa alton with Mr.. Amer, about the
middle or last of July the best Of his 1t
was on ono II the steps Of the Tombs was before the
ins.st CATION At the police ee. 70. DAYS stf.r the
street when he Mr. Amer, and being dssirous Of
hnG wing where going to, he went after him; he
hrsrd him AK the Clerk when the alton Of
Mr. Chomder to bel the clerk said that tho Justice
gagged and that It would not como on for 70 =
dsys vii followed Mr. Amer again, and asked him
II bis pane Amer; he looked surprised at Wit
nses and s.ked me who was; told him nay name, and
aid that ". s the friend OF Me- e. caomisr; Wit
foreigners to be engaged In such case rs that Vas
and that Chemder VAS q man who had got wife an 1
family ana that was very vrSns 70 p.rssoa.s man man
Chomder had abused bis confidence, and that he (Af
nsr) had directed letter to him which of great
"oud return him IL ists.r ). Would not care
the money or any thing ct all, and II he did not ne
would endeavor all he could to send h!m to the state
Pfhcn; witness believed he said something about re-
cefpt that he had given him one; bat that he meant
TO denyt. witness believed that Afner had told him
that he had sent hts letter to Chomder wtnous the en-
vvlope. Witness tsld Afosr that - ne lwitnesg was
the friend Of Chomdsr be would get back the letter II
poesibe frem him Witness IL an opucian oy trade
ansiives Ut IS Centre street. So. ,...,,
Il being now O'Clock, the court adjourned until IL
O'Clock TO N orrow (ths) morning
fIt IA rather extraordinary that our courts are not
.,xsvs oopstruct.d with due regard to the convs.
ni~nce and health Of ths judges jurse ana h
There are means OF ventsting III sud unless per-
sons run the rick Of catching cold laying the founds
fen Of psrbsps . serious iilnets, by opening this
.,parw, they must 10 s'moet spfocAted with thu in
urieus neat prssssds ro IN. stoves fHs ssopsr
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REBELLION IN THE FEDERAL CAMP.

REBELLION IN THE FEDERAL CAMP.
We have believed from the beginning (says
the Union) that The election of Gen. Taylor
would result in The Total organization and dis.
solution Of The federal party Who would ina.
CINE that The sggrieved and dissatisfied members
OF that parry are coming down in thousands 10
pray democratic Senate 10 reject The appont-
meas made BY The Second Washington" whom
they So onsiderately elevated 10 puwer7 II we
may credit Inc following ex;Iac, ifcm G letter
wru.n b. one Il he Swiss corps in this city, ami
published in The New York Tribune over he
signature Of alpha" il seems that such is The
iaci. We lrus! The Senate will crafty them, for
they Stand no beller chance 10 be satisfied with
second appointment:
There has been. good deal OF stir here by
several officials OF The Philadelphia custom
house, who visited Washington day OF. Two
since. Mr.. Lewis's course has given great dis.
satisfaction (whelher justly or not do no pre-.
tend 10 venture even an opinion) 10 large por-
lion ct The Whiss oil the city Of Philadelphia;
and today was informed by Wing OF that
city who had signed the remonstfance that au
apple alton would be made 10 The Senate for his
rejection as collector, that now had upwards of
three thousand Wing signatures 10 IL Unless
there is the strongest reason for such an effort,
l trust The matter will not be carried into execu.
ton; bul that such is non The design OF many
prominent Wings oflhe Guy and county OF Phil>
adelphia, does not admh Of 4 doubt." -.
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- 4. Al
IN CHASCERY -vise,<IA: AT Rules held IN We
r l1irk's Office of the rutut Superior Court OF Law
AMI Ci,aneery Tor the county rf Buckingham, 90 '"e
iai day Of October. 1917 - f,,.u.
Margaret Wax, plaintlh, ca lanes, MaIy anu ,an
n Wait infant children Of Wilr1am n. Walt, ceesn
"a. will I'M ~. Ferguson and S5rah1its whe 'ah.
+ Albert. Robert, and Samuel and Lovisl pawson'
ufa iciii,lrcn Of Luduell b. Dawson apd jam ~
.on drc~as 81. Thouas A. Osborne ami CaJharlnen '
wife Phiiip A. Watkins, lines ?. Watkins, b.n!
+. watsins, Thomas w. Times and Martha hn W.
Mary L Webster. infant ehrfd OF Eoutss h."n ep' .
deceased Wills p. Bocock, administrator oil ',m.'
Wa,t, deceased, and nudr2w White, uustre OF W w.
W Ferguson and ak other errsito1s 81 tln Seio Jam"
Mat, deceased, dcfendantsfa Chaaeery. ~,
The defendants, VIM. w. FsIsusaa no o.a"
wife james p. Watkins, Henry l., Wstkins, 1am, s.
Dawson and Louisa Dawson, no. having 'rakfo Al
appearance and gwen security aecordlneto sne M,
of Ass.Hfbl nd IA- Rules 1i mis- CeE an1l
Ing BY satisfactory evidence that thty are MOI De-
OF this country Ills ordered that the SAID cosr
PENDANTS do appear before The Jnd2c OF osr' sso
al the Court House, on the hIst day OF mai
ne1i and answer the pialntif7s .b'li az. n,. Rnb
,eopy Of this order DO forthwith Lnssrtsd y. OF
n,ond Enquirer, a newspaper pab isbed 10 as 81
RieAmo nd Tor two months successfully; ana
The front door OF The Court House Of said eouo5
Oct, ls-ewam = '0p'sa 4. srsiaiDcE, c. c. =. c
I'm cHaNCEBY-vlao,si. :-At a Court i nsas %
L HsliiaX counsy, at the Court. hon.A
Monday rlhs nth day Of August, iSaa;' Plaintiff
George II. West, ~ - -.
aeaIast. 49, Defendant.
:. Isaac Hart, .-~n ria ,nneaaDee,
The defendant not haylag entered hs sit he not
and II appearing by satisfactory evo;neI a. ordered
on ;nh.hitant ar this Common wealth, " fouIth
that the said defendant do appear .nr plsh!iht
Monday In November neIt ana ~ Gnhrith insert.
bill and that copy this otae' 10 months sue.
ed 10 The sshmosd ssqS ss floo. door q ' c00
hs... s,:ai:s sss'1. = cs %a = sssioLr, c.
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roe IT; Y.
For Ia Enquire
KOSSUTH.

hOSSU LII.
Rrapeiy he fought for HungaIy's claim, ."
Bal All The Hero gained was fame.
He saw The Russian banner fy,
He heard his bleeding coan'fy's cry,
He rushed upon the advancing 1oe,
With wild despair he dealt each blow,
And cheered his shrinking soldiers on,
Fousb, all The las, faint hope vas gone,
Then left his bleeding coun'rys strand,
And sougn relief 10 foreign land,
Where Turkey nobly bore her par,
And clasped the hero TO her heast-
REF, of hi, home, his child and wife,
What cares thar patriot more for liie2
And ye. his country holds most dear
The noble deeds Kossuth hath wrought,
And many an eye will she'd tear
For him who hath so blavely foush'i
While spirits Ut The mighty dead,
Who in the cause OF freedom olrd,
All ask blessing on his name,
Which future ages shall proclaim.
The Eagle, in his upward tight
Basks 10 a n iod oil glorious light,
Upon his ehltering, snowy c'est,
The bright and dazzling sunbeams resi-;
So glory, circlins round his head,
Shall live when centuries have fed
Yes. live and breathe, iore'er The same,
Kos.uth's gseat valor and his tame -
Columbia bids The hero come,
And on her share 10 make his home,
No tyiani rules her region fair,
And he can breashe dear Freedoms AIR.
Coal;noutt Va. IDA LIVINGSTON
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FAIR. The nece: sary iancs Tor The complies
ton OF the new Churh IN ;rappahannock being
deficient several hundred dulian, the Ladies OF
thai village again catihe attention 0! theiriri,nts
and acquain,ances ITO Far to- oe held byphem,
IL Providence permit, on The 18Th November snd
respectfully solicit heir attendance. Yhey would
also prcsen, TINS useful and Interesting o. iecl 10
the many upon whose literally they can urge no
claim, uui whose wishes, they doubl noI, would
be c1cied, uron seeing tie neat and las eiul pro-
r6rlons' oi ti,e'cthite, io'aid 10 ms ere,icnk
Taprahannocs, Oc,uter 30h, 1919.
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NEW YORK ELECTION Returns.

.'1't mp 0S.~S 49, 49, = .~A'S'
The New York. papers, Of THURSDAY morning
are well filled with tables Of returns Of The dec
lion on. Tuesday, from which we select such
items as are of Interest.
In New York city, Thoa;a Candy, The Wing
candidate for Sheriff, has aelear'maI"Tity or.
Sit. Tine Wing candidate iof. CouDy- Clerk, U
w RlbIel has majority ,G4a. 49,
: Turge Jones, 'rfe' Democratic "a: d:dale '"i
Judseo the Supreme CGutt. i, adoo.ee eerl' {,
beirs,he only Dsrocralie. capdita9 flrc''i 'o'Ee
city Offices. ..I... q,
lar as received, show the election pf 80 Wings
aut 81 Democrats 10 The last Assembly, IN HE
same counties. there wele.4f Wings and u De.
mqcrats. -
The leu,rs for The Senate, as lar as received,
show The election OF n Wings and 2 Democrats
same as last year.
In the, New York, civ Council. there is
. Whss ma ,riryet6 Cd jontbaAn, ssins u Fess
than The Whis ma joriig. Of laa gear =,
The N. Y. Herald in al!usihs 10 lhe.probaole
-rs suit, ssys:--. s-.,.n
III. is. supposed, there viii be, small Wing
msio.iy in The popular vote. Of the Staie. 9hd
that the vote will show decrease. of toll hty 10
sky thousand irem The vote pollfd. last n ven-'
Der! But lhe aspect of,the popular vote, can be
more clearly seen 10 Tie following statement o.
-oi, the msialites in 80 -oflhe SO counties OF be
Slale. To arrive a. lAs, DemoarAiic- maIpfntss
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TELEGRAPdS.

There are TO four wires on The Morse line
from Washington 10 Philadelphia, all in, work
ing order, and two additional 10 ihetwo AREA.
dy up; are being stretched from Phil delphia 10
New York. These line, are said to be paying
handsome dividends. Two vie on Bain's Pat.
sut (Which prints some 1000 words per hour y
are also connecting Boston with Washington.
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A CARD.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORET 70, ESSEN COUNTY, VA.
flIIlS SCBuOL is In the house and under the su.
prrin!endence Of the sn, scroer. Phe teacher Is
Mr. Edward Adams, ~ho, besides his diplomas from
the University 81 Virginia, has high testimonials
given him by The Professors of that Institution from
which the following Is All extract:
''Buth from his natural Abilities md from his cult
vatiOn Of rnIGd aud atqlIreneGts The undersigned
consider him welqiafrd 10 give Instruction 10 young
geniienrr preparing for College the University and
Recommend him accordingly
GEssNER HARRISON, g"
Professor hi Ancient Languages.
EDWARD II COURfEAAY,
Professor OF Mathematics.
~ u McGUfFEY,
."' Professor Moral Philosophy
NJ ScHELE DE we're,
Professor Of Modern Languages.
r. Z. ROGERS,
Professor Chem and Mat. Med.
For terms. Sr, apply 10 Rev JOHN p MCGUIRE,
Oct l6-cwGw Loretto, Essrr County. Virginia.
RIDGWAY SCHOOL, IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
IN This school taught Greek Latin, French Spanish.
Male lies and thr rd mehts Of Chemistry aud Nat
Philosophy. Terms s2p com nencns the 18th
An2. and ending Isl July, with vacation OF three
wrek. Al Christmas ii pnplIs are engaged for less
lfIn nyr months, charge al the rate OF S25 month
Every thing necessary Ia comfort la board IL furnished
without charges. TRer5 several vacancies IN
The school al tins time, which would be glad to have
ii led al once. refer those who do not know 10
the Board Of Visers and the Faculty oi the University
uf Va, most of whom The character OF my school Is
well known.
lily rrshs~ nee M ina very healthy ncghborhOnd, hvo
mirs Om Chariot esvil r, which is OF Post Office
Oct 2J-clf FRANKLIN MINOR.
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SUPERIOR coURr-CRIMiNAL TERM

SUPERIOR COURT-CRIMiNAL TERM.
On The meeting Of he Cour Yesterday, The
Counsel OF S a Smith-Messrs J Fl Grlmcr and
B Minor-on The second ndictmcn, against
The prisoner, viz: attempting to effect the escape
OF the negro Sawney. entered a plea oil gaieyEis
eonpet and canlepded tha, The prisoner al The bar
having been once before convicted for one and
the same offence, should mol be further. prosccu>
ted by the Commonwealth. To this Nr Caske,
demurred. and after the argument was concluded,
The Cour, decided TO sustain the demurrer.
The prisoner was then arraisned, and the
venire men being called, only Two jury men
were empabaeled, when The Ceur adjourned I'm.
iii 10 day.
In The case OF Almond Saunders (nol Johpsonl.
the jury being unable 10 agree upon verdicI,
were discharged. They were seven for convics
lion aud FIVE for aceuiusl,-f Wttg.
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For the Eaqul7tr.
TO Msss. OF SUSSEX.

TO M.s'., OF SUSSEX.
AN ACRoSTIC.
MAY Fortunes rarssl gifts be thine,
And AowIeIs round ycu bloom,
Reserved Tor thee bright sunshine,
Your pathway 10 illume.
Wait gently then, ye Zephyrs, and
Allay Thy ,umults wild,
Lisp not her name, DO command,
Keep il from stain or guile.
Eiysium, then, your dwelling be,
Reserved alone for thee ami me.
Richmond. November 5,h, i649. Bt's'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

: MICHIGAN ELEcTIoN.-The re,urns
which have been received indicate The election
OF Barry (pen.) Tor Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

Mai, General Scott, and suite, came down from
Baltimore inIhe Steamer Georgia, and andedths
morning al ola Poiut.-No,fOK Ptloi Nav,7r :
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W,.uInoroN NV 8-P. N

Wi.aINoToN Nov. 8-P. N.
APPOINTMENT.-Fr Schroeder, late
of the Coas; Survey, has received the appoint
nent, Of. Charge .d'Afairs 10 The coast OF Swe.
Cen, vice Mr.. Ellsworth, removed. =
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NATIVE GENIUS.

We have received through Mash q Wood
house a beautiful volnme, containing "Poems'
by thai sweet poe,ess "Amelia," (Mrs Weby OF
Kentucky whose graceful and touching etia :
sions have frequently ornamented our columns
The book is illustrated by several handsome en- :
cravings and does great Observation-Disclosures,
D Appleton & Co, New York. % 80
SHIP CANAL THROUGH NICARA-
GUA.-The route through The Stale OF Mica
ragua (now the subject Of eager discussion,) by
which ship communication is 10 he opened De
tween The great oceans, is by The San Juan RI
YER 10 The Nicaragua Lake-lhroush this lake
into the river Tipitapa, thence into Lake Leon
From the later lake, The way mast be altogether
b. Canal tothe Pacifi: ocean. The several dis
tances are thus slated in The New ORLEANS Pic
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s.p,. ls-erem ~ r. RoBERTs, Clerk

IN CHAN, RRY-v,N.irtA: AZ ksies help ~ INC
0ffsr %! this Eircgit Superior LDph OF "a
and Cjanc.ry of Northampton county. on Money "e
- day of September, lsi9: ., :, A..
BasiIHr Elder Iosr.h Y. Elder, and Phmnas u ha.
u Elder, GsIsnn : Co. r3in''as;
against ,,,, :,
John II Berry, Thomas B. Williams and Natsanie'
W.ul - Defendants.
and given security according 10 the nc, "
assembly and ilr Rules ut this fpln, and appslnI
by satisfactory evidence that he 10 not 40 A.
frndnnt John Il Berry, do appear here s,ths rules 10
be- holden for The said Cont, On tie riI 1ondd, "
JirlaIy next aid answer The BIZ u tho pnSn', na
that copy IL this order BIZ forthwith tnsrfea w ~
newspaoer suslLsrd IN the city Of Rehmqnd for '"c
Eouths succrssivelY, and that another copy p p 49,,
at the front dior 81 the Coun HORSE OF the faa County,
o,,.,n. o"ry i,nL:ls p ROGERS, &C.
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yAIJJAgI,E FARM For RENT.

WISHING To give up farming viii rent out my
w Farm, SWtNYARD'5. situated Immediately on
the road between Orange Court House and Gordons-
vile three miles ffoa the former, and six from the
latter place, continuing six hundred and twenty
acres, which, Whrnpropeny cultivated; produces well.
delightfully."- Yatered every variety ofIflt; fine rich
Garden conmodious dwelling house, with all neces-
sary our oises; absIntifnl anf desirable place. In
thirky settled md uenrrel norhhorhood. Aiso par
lion vi tt Servants VIII br sold the i.t day Of DO
ceGiter or the next fair day wish TO sell piece 81
land near Orange Couri House. mar enough for pas.
lure 10 tf1at place; most productive piece ol iand.
with wood enough % keep up; il we'll cicveied -
Amy person wishing TO buy rent, viii apply person
ally to me. Lam enabled TO make the tile good, a:
rey VIII zee by examining Tho records. MISC, ny good
legal advice. Any one wishing valuable Servants,
win do we'll To select At private sale before that tiipe
rs desit1 not 10 sell 70 ttadsrs They are most vau
able Men, all ypung except three, on the Farm hfs
rate Boot maker, Blacksmith, yhetfwrishi, two nrsl
Fate Dining room Serydhts aud a seHpsIess, nclud
ing other Female Servants; good Wngoncr' and Two
Oct lU-ctf COLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

Gen. MAsIiso PARsDrs, Ex.PIe.iteni Of he Re-
public Of Mexico, and who bore so conspicuous a
part al'he beginning OF hela!e war With hal coun-
Try, died in The city ofMexico on the lllh OF Sep.
leInber, after long and painful illness. -
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Al each end oil the shores d both oceans, there
are said 10 BE- coed hai bots and desirable sites
for populous cities YET 10 spring Ut.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

AN authorised by Robert +. somervIll, Of Tennes-
1 See To sch his pract oil Land on the Roanoke r9er.
aenr T8ylUrs Ferry containing, by. late survey, AS
acres There ore on IL I5G acres OF valuable river bot
,ou, really Tor cutvat'ou. The high land ID Of very
superior lrality and Well aaped 10 the cultivation of
tobacco wheat and corn. Persons drsirng To view tho
land will please call Sir Afmisteii S;urdivant who
lives IN tue ighorho0d, and W III LAKE. pleasure
showingi TERMS will be made 10 suit the purchaser.
JNU. 3. EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. Somervil
Henderson. Cranvflls co., N. c., March 6--ctf
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IN V;RaINiAi-At Rules bei1 W ine
lsIks D4ies Of The Superior Cont Of Cianerfy ~
the Richmond ircn, the Cih day Of septrm.sf, le's
Abby H. Hopkins, Administrative Of John h"pA,h''
deceased, P!Aih'lh
again,t
Thomas Green, administrator De bonis non WIN inc
viii AnnoscirU.Peter Lyons drccased and other 'st'.
The defendants above name! not having srp'ru we
appearance and given security according 10 tpe '..
assembly and the Rair OF this CONT and tappeaitE,
by satisfactory evidence thai hs is not az "'aona"
Of tb, E0.l,noni- eaA u 1t is ordered That ihe sd'a ~
icudant do appear a. the rlies Ia br beld "i t"e ~
Court the first Monday in december LrIt, an' ."
swer The bill Of tlie plaintiff and that copy o. ~
order he forthwith inserted instnne newspap.f ino'I'n
cd in the City OF, RichnouJ. ,oi two mV&as sn.'e
svrly, and posted at I'll. frcnt door of the st$e ,o
House in The said CITY.
- a copy Trse. c,.,k
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EIrTks Office VI Ihe LIrchIt SnpoFIOT I0UH " Ia"
ard Oh merry, of Nqribampton county, on Monday
the Gath day Of September, lsa9:
Hugh Keys aud Thomas Keys, merchants and part
Plaintiffs
against
J6hfi II Berry Thomas Williams, Nathaniel West
and Aiian, 4 Fitchsst .geioadant..
The defendant, Iohn II Berry, not having entered
AT Of Assembly, aud III. Rule, Of tits couc, aud u
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that ir IL nj, an ~
habiant nf this Commonwealth: IL 10 ordered 6at lns
said dfieDjapi, John II Berryr do appear here ~ Tue
rules 10 be holden Tor tho said Court, on the ifs MON
daY IN Janny ntxi, udanswer the bill OF ths pam
s. and that copy III this order be ioEtgw',h Inserted
IN aowe newspaper published IN tho City OF Richm"ho'
posted nj tr front door Of inc Court House OF the said
county Copy-Tksts
Oct lG-ew2m nm LOUIS T ROGERS. &. &.
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Two negroes-Dick belonging 10 MIR. Gentry,
and Ned Green belonging 10 Mr.. Timberlake =
were on Thursday condemned BY the Hastings
Court, 10 be hung on the 2lst. December, for
burglary 10 the store Of Mr.. r. Waddell on
Cary street. w. w. Day, ,Esqr. 10 the absence
of Mr.. Mayo for the prosecution; and Heclo or
Davis and T. P. August, Esqrs. for the prisons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

NEW JERSEY ELEC ZION RETURNS.
The result 0! he rircucn IN Ills Stale Tor mem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

The following eloquent prayer Of the Rev. MIR.
CovLEs, OF The Meihodis Church, pronounced
before Judge Mason'S eulogy on eI'Presden'
Polk, has been handed to US for publication BY
The cnmmilise. who have insl received i:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
city Politics.

ANOTHER RUMPUs AMONG the DEMOCRACY.
IL will be recoectsd that previous to the aitsr pt Of
union between the bunters and bsrubmnsr' each fac
tiop had ssepsrst.sgepsrsl coomnitiee ths bankers
possessing Tsmmsoy Hall, a. ~ Old. aud the barn
burners occupying . room IN Lisuenari street. Ths
county nominations we're made a. rsmnsny, and s7-
proved o. by the bstnburner committees. Soon after
they we're com pl the bgpker tt-- propounded
two questions TO the caodidaies -0rst whethsr they
recognized tho Tsmmsny usn sommistes As the only
democratic organisation in New York and secondly
whether they would. or not, repuists ali other pre-
tended democratic committees having special refs
,.nc. Of course TO the com itae Of barnburusrs IN
L,spspard street. ny the following reply, II will be
s..p that the candidates decline answering the inter
rosstoris which the huokers propounded 60 them ON
the around that az the nominating CONVENTIONS sawed
all questions tending TO Keep the party divided ths
bunker committee ct Tsmmsoy Hall had nothing to do
with the matter
Nsu vosK, Dot. AZ, 1870
Cr~rItMxv We have received COMMUNICATIONS
from you, irgurirg-
lat WLetlsr or not We recognise the Democratic
Republican General smmittse, held ~ iameiany TAU
and the respective organizations exciting o. its an
thcrity ss the urly dtmocia c organization IN tns
city aud county cf New YORK
"a Whether or not We repu6iate al other pretenasa
d.mocrstic committees -
repi, tsereunto beg leave specully q state
that in the anoa Of the democratic rsrty posed by
th~ Syracuse Convention and sc< pied by TIE Utica
Convsnton eli questions betEsSn The TOO sections into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
POiisasal Intelligence 1.

The Inaugural address Of Gov. rrousdale, OF Ten
nestee has to hand but posset very little in-
The subject OF slavery In the territories not
touched upon. The subject Of iuterns improvement
is considered of portsncs though
be- tai en- bold OF with great caution.
A d.mocTstic mass meeting was called IN be held at
st Psuls. Minnesota the 20th inst The objects of
the citing to memorabilia the Legislature TO Ask
the Congrss of the United States to favor
ton Of Canada Party lines strongly drawn in
that new territory
The new Sunday ordinance at Norfolk Va, imposes
a fine OF 50 foT Q barber shaving On Sunday.
Governor Thomas, Of Maryland, has appointed the
2tth Of November Is day OF Thanksgiving.
Governor Dinsmore, Of New hampshire, has APP
pointed the 10Th Of November day Of