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,,,,rt however, IN an hour, to say 'ha' Nv
Ln,Id he taken OF the Interruption , a., ,.ction
The National Assembly have anhhileu VIZ ,ss,ssi.
FIR t;uadalnipe in consequence III acc"n ~, m,.ssut
mation ON The part of the supporters u VIC
~ do Fa,loux's health Is slightly mpfoveu. s.vsn.
T,s nr.lrcrs 10 81 Theirs state that there als ia
10 d.nart,nrnts In which Red kepub"e''"''"'
spreading 10 an alarming extent. r pussia arrived
n aid de camp from The Emperor oil nuss "nuni
m pirs on The 10TH charged with a specia' eo'"''
cation 10 the President Of the Repuohc.
''''''' " LlvERraL, Oct. 20 n,
o'clock, A. M. J
This morning The whole Of the oT!h emu ~, .. INC
town was alarmed by a fearful explosion. hou-
sands were startled from their sleep-anu l,. Ia
the neishbcrhood Of Evertons huho'eus "''f'e1
towards Scotland road to learn The cause.
|; was ascertained that The catastrophe nau
ken place in The brewery OF Messfs. Hahsa'. ~
gar, and Co.. Bennington Bush, immeu,a..y op
posi,e the new baths. at the end OF Paul s'iee"
A Mr.. Segar whc aced as brewer, was IN wv
ACT OF taking The heat, technical term iof lfyins
the Strength of the liquor, and The Two men EN- q,
p!oyed on The same a0or (he third soiy) IN ~ !,
ling a sack OF mal for The purpose oil 'aKns y
10 Inc mill, when Ihe boiler exploded. ana oui'eu
them all in the ruins. tho
The scene in the courts ahuit'hS Oh 'ne
brewery, after the explosion, II IS inposs'o'e "
desc ihe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
erea, nation ever sough. 10 inausura'e ana III
ain esfa hlieh -

great nation ever sought 10 inausu'"
nmphany establish"
The resolution recommending 10 Cons''', v"
rsute from San Diego, along the 6''a' "c''
point on The Mississippi, between Inc noa'' "
the Ohio River and he mouth OF the heo n'e''
was frebrand in The Convention, and was Pes'
ed no, w,hou great division, as follows:
For the Resolution-Alabama, Ie1as' VII
sis.ipp;, Louisiana, GeorsIa, irnhe,'e, -
Carolina, Virginia, New foth anu iNe"'''
10. .;ssorr;
Against ihe Resolution -Arksnsas, N's'''''
Illinois and Pennsylvania-4.
A lone debate cnsned between Mess's' 49,
ward OF South Carolina and Campbell OF h'a'
.bama in favor. and Mcssrs Naylor and D"fs'e
OF Pennsylvania, Eascn OF n.y., anu i'a'uc y.
Louisiana, against it. Much sectional ieei'"s
was ELECTED, which may have the effect oil ''n'
pairing an uni.ed action in favor OF inc WON
The resolution fually passed; The words "as p's'
sessing special advantages" being stficAen JUL
on the suggestion Of Mr. DaIsie.
Some of the New Orleans papers do MOI a''a'
much importance to the action OF The Coa7en"ou
go far as railroad 10 the Pacific IS concefnsu
The Crescent says Two great objects aimed al 10
the resolutions. viz: an Islhmus communicates
between The Atlantic and Pacific coasts, ara 'he
establishment OF military posts along The SCUM
ern norton of the United States, are "generaliy
regarded by Inc members OF the Convention as
feasible and proper" while the other great oo'
;ect the construction OF railroad from The MIS-
sisspr River 10 The Pacific, twas alinos! as gen.
orally admitted 10 be, at least in The present con-
diion of the country, impraclicabie and o!o'
MAN" The N. o. Bulletin says:
We have some time since expressed our views
fully upon The plan OF railroad across the con'i.
nent to the Pacific, which We believed 10 Dc no!
only impracticab!e, but even il il was actually
made would not answer lis intended purpose, OF
produce a revenue that would pay 1.-The Of Inc
expense fer keeping il in operation. Probably
more wild and visionary scheme was never Pro-
posed for adoption
The route across The lshmus IL The only pro-
pcr or feasible one for the general trade oil 'he
Psc fc, as we'll as Tor inlercouis: WIN our Own
territories on that ocean, and OF The d. teren' routes
in that quarter, there can be but LILLE DOUBT lhs
by Tehuan,cpcc is lie one which should Oe Sc
leced.
We have seen so many wonderful iruiis o
American genius and enterprise, that such RAJ
road would mol as,onish US. Whether il will D.
bui, consliluioually or probably is anoIhe
nuesiiun
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COMM ERCiAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, NOV. $


TOBACCO-The breaks are small viii t'
change in prices. Interior Tugs sell al S3 5 W.
GOOD Tugs 81 a S 50; common leaI, ID b ~
good Sc - 7 So; fine So 81; tine tnanu's''
inning Sail. JoHH NJ SHEpPGaD. Jf.
FLOUR Richmond IS 06i l2i; Sco.sv'i
S. ri Is $40
iiEAT-lsed 10y a 1885, white lbs a II.
cents.
CoRN-55 a 81! Gems. cash and credit.
CORN MEAL TO Us cents.
OATS-35 50 cents per bushel.
FISH -Hsrings are very sca'ee; Ctt ~ Y
s IS; Gross S4i 4 IS; Shaa 81 sb-tu
BACON-Ymgin,a cured. - cents; Wee
ern Sid & 1T cts; Shoulders 3 3it; ma"
"a iCc.
LARD Barrels 6ia7 CT; kegs Il sc'.
WllSkEY-253 cents for Recii6et:
COFFEE-Rio ~ a Ioi; LaguayIa " ~
Java i0al2. j.
SUGAR Pouo Rico 81 Gil N o'eals D "
81 Croix cts, Gu;l.
TEAS Imperial ard Gunpowief IS | -
per H.. Black % &c. Dull.
SOAp-ror brown Bic; yellow 1t 90 p
pound; white and variegated IL a.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2u cents PeEbushsI'
FEATHERS-33 a 35 cents. 81,
HIDES-Grecn sailed Al cents per u
Calfsalled IS cts. 10 each; Spanish l3a i3l GU.
IRON-pig Iron S26 to 31i, according
quality, Swedes 50 per ton; English -; i.,.,
gar Richmond mandatory $40; UP C""""'
Bar9O, according to qualify. Mails TO ~
STEEL-American blisIeIed sllo per 'n'
SEOT-Lic. pc. POM. -.
PLASTER 80 ifura Wharf al Dasla , .
SALT-Last sales from wharf ] 80 peS'a'
from store 81 %.
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puB,l;c S9IC.

IN execution Of the Las, will and testament OF Ed
munds Ma SOL licensed, viii DO sold, on Inc gel
day OF November Unsiaat, he real and personal -
tate OF the drcedrnt -
The Plantation on which iIs resided Ia sa1i1 10
Greeusviile county six miles from the Relheld Depet
of lie Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad Company,
and contains about ,au0 acres. The improvements
ar. in good order suitable for The accommodation OF
large family, wiIh all necessary Out build,hgc. inc
land is well adap.el 10 the growth d all the crops
usually raised Ia that pan oi ths state, 10 in good
state Of Guilty .tiou, aud being healthy, III good
n.ghhorhood nnd convrnentto market, 10 most de-
srable property
Tie Household Furniture is of good uality, and the
stock Of Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs, lncndine
Fat Hogs are unusually valuable. The crop oi Corn
consists al 6a0 barrels, and the Fodder, Oats, &c.
are in good condition. -,
Fifteen twenty valuable Negroes, in families, VIII
also he soc
The Land viii be add OH credit Of one aud two
years End tho ether prGI@r'y on u creait "l we,'e
months for all Of Yoniy dc!llrJ and ever, uhaef
that sum cash -, ,
Nov. g-ct1s JNO. Y. MHSUh, E6ecutOf.
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POISONED CONFECTIONERY.

We have been requested By enc "i the rhJs'>
clans OF our city 10 safe that he was c"''e''' v"
SUNDAY last, TO visit three Children, nj! ol whoI
had become suddenly daneerutsy sick, alter eat
ing OF por ions Of a cardled basket ol af''Hcia'
fruit. bought al one Of our conh f'ionary stores
The yrnd,r wac entirely ignorant that The cam
died basket contained any Thing dangerous TO
human life, and, on being told Of i, promptly d.
rec,ed their removal from the store and no more
q, The remainder to be- sold, and, doubtless, The
maker had used poisonous drug IN pain''nS anu
colu:ine The lrnil in ignorance ot lis popehie''
bul it is proper 10 guard The public against such
things.
Il was small sugar basket o! cul'rcd s!Taws
berries, bought Il. Mr. William Mander's store
and obtained oi, il moi manufactured by, !o5"Ph
r Mann of Baltimore. On sulIeclIng solu-
lion OF s)mc fragments ui The basket to chemical
less, which was politely and promptly done by
the chemical professor OF the Medical College
here, (Or Maupiu,) il was found TO contain
arsenic in such quantities as 10 produce all The
dangerous symptoms OF The children. On ascer'
tanning with certainly the poison taken, Inc at'
propriate remedies were given III; ch'ldtch anu
they have all happily recovered.
This case presents very grave warning to
manufacturers oi ,nch things. Indeed, no pol
sonous coioTng 4,aiter shoul eyer be used N
making confectionery; Tor, il intended Tor ofna'
ment only, children will eat il when broken.
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THE BALL

OF The PLulix Fire Company, No. ,, al The
Exchange OH "Wednesday night. though not as
large as was expected, went olf must happily
ami acreeabiy. The room was beautifully deco
raled with numerous flags, inscriptions their tui>
elary bird, the fable1 PtGliI, and good Trans
parGoy, by Me.sfs. freeman & Snyder repre-
senips a mouse on IRE, and No 2" throwing 3
.lfeam on the danes with their Usual energy
the following scrolls oTnamenled The Il>, Tue
words being made up OF evefsreens "oo"e'
We Stand; "Semper Para,us"; 'CuPm-'he
ouly incendlarY that can k'ndle II iine We ecu"
moi ouench"; APP n nix Go. No. s. o'2"nA =
February 80, 1877" A splendid nag OF ''e
l's,ars and stripe" encifcied The aoof s"'s' ~
mo The Supper Room; where was 'P'eaa .:
rich, lopn!ilu aud generous supper, Vi 'o''a'
ara sweets, as We lave eyer SEP W we
Exchange, where these entertainments Ht
bcautiluliy gotten up. Mr.. PiSziui oil hfosd
s,,se, VINO furnished the supper, had
cupninely decorated The most conspicuous
,or,,on ii The liable with an admirable efhsy
in caud, OF ,hs Hogine No ;. Tine managers
,.s,e most polite and agreeable, the music Soi'
an's Band inspiring. The room spa'kied Wi
some of the blish'es. eyes, most lsify'i'se I.h'
and sweeIe.t ia ces that our cily can boast WI
!, he doubted then that The whole scene wa
charming and that The gallant ffemen and tne'
bae nelor guests fell siog oil pleasure, u n0'
warmer 1ame
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Washington county gives small WING
jorily, and s'eikimer Democratic malrly
la Oneida aud Duchess counties The vote "
close that the result is III douh;.
SECOND pg'pAvcH n
New YORK, Nov. Zip. M1
Returns from the iulericr Of The State fss l
The whig candidates for State officers, who We
al O on the anl.rent ticket. They are beh.,d
to be elected, but the others are doubtful.
Niagara county gives 500 wing majority.
Weslchester gives 200 democratic maJori}
Suffolk county is also reported al 500 demoerl
tic majority.
Queen county gives ISL democratic msjorar
Du,chess county gives 400 wing msjori.
the State ticket, but The democratic Assem-
ticket is elected.
The wings have elected Ii oat of the !.
members of each branch VI The City Counc.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION RETURN:
Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
PHlLApELfHiA, Nov. 7-9P.M
The returns oi The election in New JEW
are coming in. quite rapidly. The follow
are The aggregate majorines, compared wi
those cast al the Presidential election:
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RESULT IN NEW WORK

From the returns before US il j, difficult =,
how the Stale has gone. The loss Of III.
anda corresponding falling Cd 10 ober
,ions OF the State, we expected as a -,
quence OF card from leading Democ
Of Tammany Hall, protesting to +. an e..
tive Committee, complaining Of the v,n,of.
Of the Barnburners, and invokiD, Inc un.r
to scratch the cket. Thi, Doubt, &C IN - :.
similar spirit on The ether sid. ant :, 49,.
senslon, The Wings succeeded though in =,
parts 81 The State buffalo for instance.
have los! much grounl.
In Little Jersey, it will be seen, The DeuOc,
fought nobly, tying The Wings in one ucuse
only one behind in the other.
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sYREg DR. CHAMBERS.-This dislin'
eulsned gealleUan aui Divine will deliver a
Temperance Adde'S on Friday evening, 9!n,
al Grace Street Baptist Church. u he friends
Of Temperance aid he public generally, desire
10 hear an able address, lucy now have an oP-
purtuuity All are inviicd. CrEairTEr.
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$50 1880

This shows large pemocranc gain 10 II.
counties beard r5 ~. Tnvlor's Msiotily in Il:
Stale uv'f Cas-, was !, i2i.
SECOND ptsPATtH
Tagsr,n, N. J., November 7 P. NJ
Result fiht Ehc'in.
The result ui the election IN this Stale stal-'
as follows:
House oil Delegales-29 Democrats and -
W hig.. ,,
In The Senate there are Democrats ald "
Wings, hns giving the Wings one maIof'y g
Joint ballet.
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PUBLIC MEETING In EssRx

Al NEE ing OF he citizens VI Essex hel.
their October Court, in obedience 10 call WI
had been previously made through The IN.
prints, 10 lake into consideration he nropnl
and availability OF constructing railroad 4,
TappahanEock 10 inlefect with the Richnl
AMI Fredericksburg road, either a, MillorL
some Other point, Col. VIM. B Davis Of X,
ant Queen, was called 10 The Chair, AMI 2
Farand and Thos. C.. Gordon were appcip,
Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by several gen
men, all concuuins in the main objtcl, viz:
construction Of The road; the advantages Of T.
pahannccs, as being one Of The finest Ship,
ports upon he Bay waeIs, were clearly set Il
and dwell, upon The ouly difference u opi
being The point OF The Fredericksburg roac
which il should in.rrsect. Whereupon The
lowing resolution was unanimously adopltc
Resolved, Tha, We, the CITIZENS OF the cou
OF ESSEX, are in favor u AMI will use our bes
forts 10 establish railroad from Tappaha1r.
70 some point on the Richmond and Frederic
burg road, ard invite, land respectfully rega
the citizens Of other Counties inleIesies lhefs
al oEce 10 hold meetings al their respee
Courts and take the matter INTO considerable
VIM B DAVIS, Presitel.
z IL COSBY Goso.s, Secretaries.
The Eredrricksburp napeIs Tsn,lesled IA :
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SUPERIOR couRT-CRIMINAL TERM

SUPERIOR COURT-CRIMINAL TERM.
The case OF Schunberger was deliberately ar
eued for The prisoner, on Tuesday, by MesiIs. "A.
J. Crane, (whom We accidentally omitted to
mention The other days. Thos. p. August, w. w.
Cru,np and r. G. ScolI; each of whom made a
speech for The prisoner OF nearly TWO hours IN
lepsth. Mr.. Caskie summed up IN cause Tor The
Columonweallh. The jury were out some three
quarters Of an hour, aud returned the veTcIct
which We have already published. Al The con-
clusion OF The speech Of The Conmonveallhs
Auornev. as also upon the annuncialion oil Inc
verdict. we regret 10 say, there was slIsht ap-
plause heard This was promptly rebuked by
Judge Robertson, who reminded 'h1se perpetral,
ing il that they were 10 Court Room and mol ID
a Thealte.
We trust liza, proceeding so highly dIscfedI''
able, may never be repeated .etore our judiciary.
Justice should know neither Partially nor revenge
On yesterday, Almont Johnson, charged WIN
receiving stolen money knowing IL 10 be s!o!en
was put upon his Trial, and alter trial oil lhe
Gaze With Mes,rs. August, and M Johnson ior
The prisoner, snl Mr.. Caskic ioT The Stale Inc
Jury we're locked up ior Tie night.
S. A. Smith WAS sentenced by the Judge Ia
copfiue nent in The PcnitenliaEy for ionr years
and six months, on yesterday; and being asssd
il he had anything 10 say why sentence shonld
not be passed sPop him, made known his inen-
ton OF referring his case 10 The General Court
Yss,srduu,s 1htY
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NEW YORK ELECTION RETURNS.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.

NIw fohV, Nov. TO 4. ".
The following are all The returns received
TO This time, ol Inc election hel: yesterday ior
cal and Slaie Ulcers. They aIe compared q
The Joint vote Of Cas- and Van Buren,, al The
Presidential election. Their Join, vote lhrou.
oul The Safe Va. 1t. $50 more than that cas
Gen favor:
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RIcuMuND, NOVEMBER {

NICUNUNU, INUVtWUs' "
1--we STOCK MARKET.
REEF CATTLE-Al the scales command d
s. IS, and market amply furnished -,
HOGS-S4 SO TO S4 IS, nett MafSe' 'u'
and prices unsteady.
SHEEP 81 SO to So, as 10 qualify.
sHNg.
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IN CnANCERY-V iRGls,I:-At rules heid ~ me
l Clerks ONCE of the County Court oil Powhaiaai
t,om the ,h To the l0lh day Of November, 1916, lncI
eve. , p:.h,.J
PIN. nd E,,,abeli I,is wife Plaintiffs:
against .. w.,
- liamiin and Virginia Ia w,i<, formerly Viz
rinia Michaur Macon Miihaux, RD VI Reid, Anderson
q Redd and Martha Redd, WIN Garard and his @iis
MARY Rpbecca, formerly Mary Rehrcca Woodson, Sally
Ann Wondsou, Jacob Hayhurton and Martha ms
wife, formerly Martha Faulkner and fiefhlng
SWann, 49,. ICY rs.,
Tie ploiniir. flied their Bill against the defendants
and the defendants. lInm!in and Virginia ms wife,
R'ht' II Iedd, Aadet,nu 4 Rrdd. Martha Rrdd, Ma
con Mchau., VIM Ga,rsId a. Nary Rrbeeca his wife
Sa,iy Ann Woodson aud Fisinag sUana, mol having
entered their appearance and gwen s.euti" according
10Th. act ii Assembly and the tnlrsof This Court, Sh
/ appearing Ly satisfactory evidence that they are nn
,ubah;aals nj tins CUmmonwe II IS therefore or
dered tlai lacy &C. appear here on or before the ifst
Monday In JANUARY neat, and answer the pai .tis b
and that copy this osGri lac .".;hwith inserted III
some new paprr published in the city o. Riehmond
for s weeks success.vey, and that another cay ie
nos,.d al the front dooi oi the Court iousr Of THIS
c,nn,y On ssy,. Court day & Copy-1tsIe:
%oy1 WA DANCE Cl'k.
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Il was reported by The garruous and mischief
making leler.wriIers al Washington, that Mr
Howell Cobb, oil Georgia. one OF the many good
nominees for Speaker OF The House OF RePresen-
,stiycs, had written a letter in which he IS repre-"
senrcd "aa claiming or calculating upon the votes
OF the democratic lree>soilers in Congress TO 'e-
cure his election 10 The SpeakershiP, OIL ano"nt
efais opposition to Me Calhoun"
The Athens Banner, published at Mr. cobs's
residence, is "anlholiY'd 10 say that Mr. Cobb
has written no such letter.
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BALTIMORE MARkET, November

BALTINUKE MHKhEI b.
There IS no sFec,ai cn.nse |. ooi ..i,ioa i,
Howard Street aid CRY MIl!s s'p poa log ceul.
s., corn meal 80 -; nd wheat W. Ky ss ;. .s.
@mc ca ~, n.0, o,,s 40 81 Gems. There IS moe
low W efni H. oa ,nss s MARIE, since H
u news, AMI las !endency Of prices IS 10 M
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I,,rd At Rug swamp, his residence 10 " oacy
county. on sunday, tn. ith instant, faaN.is .ale,
E,o. IN th9 7uh year OF his aye, alter ln'ee "''
,Iinrss which he bore with chfistian I0IlIt91e.
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MARRIED.
DEATHS.

Married. gu Tuesday eycnlng, 9TH Ln:aat; oy :" 70
Vim . Harweed, Nj STEPHEN s,. e ~ '
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se-l,artnership.

,f,lIE unde .isccd have formed connection under
L the style and hun cf NANCE 4 GooCii. i1r
the uurpnse ii conducting h COM MISSION anu
F0R ~ aRDING BUSINESS. They viii give partI-
cular attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco fioni. Wheat
and Curn. , is
Goods 20 bu forwarded will meet with prompt dos
patch. .;......,,
~ Liberal Gasp al. inces on consienmenis.
~ tho. J. NANCE,
d. z. GO0CH
lsnO lSs Mountain Batter jus, received, and Tor sale
ON accommodating trtDa. ~ "
Nov. g-Clut
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pulraDELPHIA, Nov 7.-sales o. ron,
=, :, nG,. wheat, IO7 cents Tor red, il4 ~
nh. earn 8. cents Tor white, sc Gems iof ye''
-, IN , "a Cents
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore AMERICAN;
NV Yosx, Nov. 7, ?. Nj.
ADDITIONAL. NEWS BY THE STEAM
Err WASHINGTON.

Els oL$
The Two most important points oil in'cii'eence
by Ia. steamer Washington, are me pos'i'ons
declared by DE To- aleyl!c on behalf OF me
French Government IN relation TO Rome ana
Turkey. They confirm the recent Indications OF
an improvement 10 The European pclIcy OF LOUIS
Napoieon in opposition to the mona!chial pan
of M. Theirs. The Prime Minister. de declares
the policy OF the Government, in reference 10
Rome. 10 be that laid down by Louis Napoleon
ia his Letter TO Col Ney, and that is The general
cur;ailment Of The temporal power oil Inc rope,
and the reconstruction of the Government, upon
a republican bass. ,,.,,.s
Upon the Turkish question, the only features
OF intelligence are The report that IN oPPos",on
10 The Theirs and Mole party IN me ffencn h',
senbly, the government had taken arciaea
sand in favor Of + rkey in ordering The French
flee, 10 The Dafdancles 10 cooperate WIN INC
British fleet, and that in answer 10 The RUSSIAN
Aid-1e-camp, who declared that This Would oe
considered a cause Of war, il was stated mat
France would regard the invasion oil turkey oy
Russian force ac The opening oil hoslilnies WIN
the Republic.
There appears 10 be no apprehension oil war
upon The Turkish question, but IL IS believed lna'
the altitude assumed by France in conjunction
with England, will doubtless result IN maihta'n'
ing The manly and noble stand taken by the Su''
tan in defence Of the Hungarian refugees.
The very delicate position oil hus'ria nu.u
reilly causes her to iremble at The prospect oil
general war and notwithstanding her recent
bloody atrocities in Hungary, she will ra
lber use her influence for the escape OF kossulh
and his brave companions, for the sake OF peace
| than back the demands Of Russia at the hazard
of another revolution.
The policy OF France, as thus indicated is
matter OF the deepes. moment in respect 10 Euro
pean affairs
In the lIavre Cotton market there was grea
| excitement during the week ending l7h OCTOBER
and $500 bales we're sold. On The lSih ulint
The quotations exhibited ve:y considerable
further advance.
HON HENRY CLAY.-Mr Clay arrived il
this city by the Western train Ct cars. last even
ing, and stopped al Banrm's City lioel. W.
learn that The stage in which h reached Cum
berand was upset, but we are glad TO add ina
MIR Cay escaped unhurt.
Baltimore A nc,iean, Nor 8.
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sin
yr1aurED-Fiom II 10 .5oo To-
w SH'UchS' For ihc:s 'hat afs'cGieS9 -
diy wiIIpsy iait price; c,.vN,Nl
Nvoa, snocsoe Hi Hi.
UsTAyus 4. MYERs, AaOraey q en-
(T has removed his office 10 h, nr r. n.no,pl
on 18th street, nearly opposite the G0y y,ass
House. -.Nr 4
MANAGERS oFFlCE-D. PANE - =
MccooA. Conner OF Main and { c.ss'Io' So .
300, 1000, 800 Of 600; s a.; &C., aocO
AlS o'clocs-csFtals; ~ ts ce' 81 i''
&c. s. Nos, IS drawn. TI.Ke a,,a9, NJ 40:
Drawn Nos Of susqaeh,,55'aa a I a. S Is 70.
1905 s; ss, 5000 ~ s!s s!S s s
Of 1000, &c. IS NOs.76 drawn
Nov 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
SOUTHERN RESOURCES.

The New York Head estimates The rI:e IN
cotton 10 The enormous extent Of two cents, as
announced by the last arrival, in the short space
Of week or len days, as equal 10 an increased
value OF twenty millions 10 the cotton crop ol
this year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov 7.-saies Of Flour '' q,
>, lor Souln.fn, % 81 tor Genessee; ~hsas, ~, ~.
us cents; corn, 63 Ct cents; "a >. ~ - w.
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TORTUNE'S HOME-CHALk'S OF
: ElCE-No. : Main Street.
"Eow's the day AMI now's The hour
A fine chance ,oday !or small investment:
This Day Maryland Consolidated l47. 90
Nos, 10 drawn. $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1000,
500. Tlokes 1.
Also, F. F. Seminary. 50. 10 Nos. II drawn
So sos 1000 5000, 1000, 500. Of 1000
Tickets z. al CHALK'S. Nov
TAR CoNVER's INylGORATlNG COR
~ DIAL, Tor general debility. weakness, &c ;
irreh supply, Tor sale by
HI MILLER, Agent,
Nov It's Broad Street.
A MEXICAN HAIR DfF Tor dying whis.
n kers and mouslaches, warranted n5t 10 rub
of. Price 37i cents per bottle. For sale "
GAYNOR & WOOD,
Nov 9 Corner above City Hciel.
r ARDS ftk,ns No just received, inr sale
nv E 81 SKINNER.