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SUSSEX.
Millscn's majority in this county 200.
FIRST DISTRICT.

BRU MS w TCh.
Lewis and Power, Democrats, elected 10
House.
DlNWIDDIE.
Harper, Democrat, elected by l9 majority
over Rooney, Wing.
NOTTOWAY.
Campbell, Dem, eec,ei over Booth, Wbig.
AMHERST.
Powell's majority 70-and Gibson, Dem, elec-
led 10 House oy 8 majority. A violent, yet elo-
rious Struggle.
HANOVER
Congress Legislature.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Editors' Correspondence.
GLORIOUS NEWS.-TRETT ELECTED.
To he Editors OF the EnGer:

GLORIOUS NEWS!-!TRETT ELECTED.
To the Editors oi the Encler:
HALrAx H., April %, lsa9.
The contest IN lhis Confessional District has
resulted in The election CDR. Avefe!l by a ma
loriiy OF ). Close work, ,u will no doubt say;
out, when all The clfcumaces are considered,
The result IS as glorious a. is halterins 10 our
candidate. "A perpenclcar ight-iorward,
fearless Democratic cantale-such as he has
always been-invarsby lis 10 The polls more
Federal voters lnan lhe sl popular OF all Fe-
deIal candidates. The ouIun among The De-
mocrats oil This county wa,ery general, that our
Candidate would be elecd "any how" The
weather was rainy or clo,y the whole Time the
polls were open. These ~ causes kept al least
$50 Dem cTalic voters iroi The polls in Halifax
alone. On the other han the Wings pole
moro than Their strength this county. Be-
tween thirty and foru vos were imported by
them from other counies. Another cause seri-
ously injured the Occurs lection. The multi
piciiy ii Democratic aDdiares Tor The Lesisa.
lure (hve) had the ehel u :eepng rom The polls
many VOTERS VINO dislte Il vote against, or dis
cnmInate between DeUcraic candidates This
cause once reduced n majority ot our former
member Of Congress, Waller Coles, 10 2-7. Il
always has Ibis efiecin HALIFAX; and, unless
steps be taken 10 relnet tbs growing evil, some
OF our worthy aspran Ter Legislative honor>
will defeat the candid.e tlf Congress 10 some
future contest Notwithstanding all these ad.
verse CIR umstances, IL aggregate vote Tor DR.
Averelt, in Halifax, IS he la ,gesl ina has ever
been gwen 10 any Demuac candidate Tor Con.
gress, wih one excepIio Had the weather been
good-had our handwriting, stay-at-home De-
mocrals, thought that was in any danger OF
deiea, his vote would hive been swelled % 10 al
least $50
TIE vote in Pillsylvb; is iull one for the
Wings and Al leas l59hort Tor me Democrats.
Al things considered or triumph is sl3ri.
Gus one, and permanl me- With a iul De.
mocfalc vote 10 eyed ounty OF the District,
and when every Whstoe shall be polIed the
Democrats have at ut 400 majoriiy-and,
mark Inc prediction ucr The lead of our can.
dldale elect, we will be any Wing candidate
who may think proper tory il two years hence,
so that he vii thereafter ay beaten.
j. B. Siovall and DR.. tvcrIy R Fleming are
elecret 10 The Legislature Tucker Caring,un,
u MecKeuburs, 10 The 'ehale. The details
have nc; heard. In grt haste, yours truly.
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From the Nsic Orleans Pieavune .7pr,l "a. /
MEXICO

From the Nsc Orleans Picavune .7pr,l "a
MEXICO.
The Tampico .Noisioo, in complaining OF the
oneroua duties 10 which all kinds of merchandise
are exposed in that port, and advocating re.
modellne ot The 'arf, says that the resident
merchsn's II be ruined and The town tai 10 &C.
cay, unless chan.e speedily takes place. As
an example Of The competition which is waeed
against them on all paris OF the Bio Grande,
where he conIahanI trade is in toll activity,
that paper says, the charges for transmitting
$50 600 in specie from the mines in Zacaecas 10
n Orleans, pia Tampico amour, 10 S6093 l3,
whilst by smuggling il across 10 the Rio Grands
they would mol exceed 1884 80, exhibiting sa-
Wig 10 the exporter of Si726 rs.
In Durango, lately, five Indians carried of the
baggage OF traveller before the eyes OF fifteen
Mexican soldiers and an officer who did not
venture 10 strike blow for its protection or re-.
covery.
The Legislature of the STATE OF Chiapas has
established no annual fairs, ore 10 be held ID
the capital and one il he cit OF Paienque.
Il Sislo, OF he 8 h April, says iha; The new
Governor Of he British colony of Belize, Hon.
duras, has most honorsbIy abstained from TO-
menlihg The present. unhappy war OF castles, now
raging in fucalan. The conduct is very differ
EN- from that of his predecessor.
The commission for determining The bounda.
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latter, Edmundsons majority is s.. A f.Il;.
the Legislature without opposition
In Pulaski, Edmurdsor's majoity is % !.
Montgomery 81, and Smith. Wing elected :, "a
the Legislature. No doubt of Edm,ndson,s e.. /"
tion to Congress. The Wings giyeit up.
LUNENBU2G.
House of Delegates-Slokes, Dsmocrs,
elected.
Congress ocock's majority lis.
6OTETOURT.
Ear Ho,ss nj n,Iso1f,
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LOUISA.
To the Editors OF the Enquirer:

LOUISA C. FL, May Isl, ls49
Gentlcmen:-The polls are all in. and SEND
you below lfue s,atemen; from Them You
will see that Seddon is 252 head oil the header Of
Captain Tyler, John NJ. Bo,ls-and Col. Halris
has beaten the other four candidates all together
by some So votes.
| would have sent yen this yesterday, SO as 10
have come gu, in your lo-day's paper, but The
polls did no, come in until The mail had lett
The header of Captain Tyler is Certainly head
"a himself Gosein is certainly deiea,ed-his
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Avereu's majority, 8
P S.-The DemoGalc a1didale in Patrick
is elected. In Henry, llard (Democra) is
beaten by Morris Wig
know you will repice,ilh me 10 the cleo
ton OF our friend Avsel, I'd The reelection u
Bocock in The Camphdl Dtnci.
Ia .etter from Wig ontrms the defeat OF
Flournoy, but BY iU niority. 1t is said F.
talks Of contrslins, beaus' The polls were kept
open in Halifax three tay. they being closed in
The other counties. Aloud argument, truly /
Enqnner]
PITTSIVANIA
For Scnale-In hi Ounty, Turner, Wing,
CAT; Penn, Democratic.
House Of Delegates. "ownes ISL; Neal IT'S;
Lanier Sec; Grassy la Berger l67; all Wings
HH4Y.
Morriss, Wing, eedd by &c, over billiard
Democrat.
FRASLLIN.
Claiborne and Edwao, Democrats, re.elect-
ed by large majorities Ia Saunders and Powell,
Wings.
No returns from Ii Senatorial election in
Henry.
MAlON
To the Editors OF The Hlnirer:
FAlRMNT, April 27h, lS49
Dear Sirs-Beluw finish you with The vote
nj Marion county as faas heard from:
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Majority Tor continuing Free Schools, Isl.
ITeleera phed Tor the Washington UniJn.l
WHEELING, Va May !. 1895 r. NJ.
Mountain mail just in. Newman's MAJOR.
lies in Hancock and Brooke, 95; weze anl
Tslsr, PSI; Marion, $50; Mononealia, 3i7; Pes
ION, 262-RusselPs ,najorilies: OHIO 593 Mar
shall 202; Tyler 1873 Newman's majority bus
Tar 1913; Randolph, and the precincIs in ps;'
bridge, fasIof, and Barbour, 10 hear from. Fof
House 81 Delegates Democrats elected in Brooke
AMI Hancock Tyler and We'zei, Marion, Mon
onealia and Preston; and Wings in ono anu
~
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.

.4rriral Of Gold DustJ ON .3frico
The barque Chusan has arrived OF this pot'
from Africa, with large quantities Of goll dust
which is said to be found there in considerable
quantities.
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Fon HoU:E d DELEoiTEs.
All Democrats

The precincts 10 be nead from will enlarge
considerably The Demcralc majority. New.
man, for Congress, will haze majority OF $50,
and perhaps more. Inhass, A DEMOCRAT.
THE RED LIND DISTRICT.
To the Editors OF lbeErqurcr.
CHRLoTrsv LIE, April 80.
Genllemen-As In mail closed, seed This
to you by The Stage diver, Il be mailed below
A euer 10 me from Gen. Baks, gives The fol-
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Holidays maj. lS4 Tomlin's maj. SO
MORGAN.

Holidays maj. 1874 Tomlin's maj. SO
MORGAN.
Congress. Faulkner 240 Parker 1872.
Senate-Granlnam's, DEM, majority about So
House-Duckwe W., reported elecled by 6
or majority.
For Congress Morton, 69s; Pende,on, 467.
For House Il Delegates Bal 496; SchooleY
567; White, 53l; Cafper, 472; Mcintyre, 3l5;
Divine, 1898; Snleye. All; Grub, pol.
LOUDOUN SPECIAL ELECTION.
For House OF Delegates Edwards, $50;
Powell, 307, Darlington, 345
FAUQUlhR.
t. The Editors OF The Enquirer:
WARREsToE, April 3, l849.
Al The close OF The polls this evening, the lol-
lowing is the official vole 81 this county. The
first lay-Tebbs beat Scott 20. Horner and
Tebbs, The Democratic candidates, are lied
Scott is beaten. Motions majority over Pendle-
Ton in The district about 500.
For House Of gales-Horner, 542 Tebbs,
SAP; Scot, 527; Hume, 514
For Congress -Pendleton 469 Morton, 52l.
Barbours maorny in Culpeper about %.
FAIRFAX.
DR.. Ira Williams is elecred 10 Fairfax.
HALIFAX.
To the Editors OF the Enquirer
HYco FALLS, April 80 l849.
You will, perhaps before this reaches you,
hear from mis- District H. however, you should
not would inform you hat The counties have all
teen heard from except Patrick, and Or. Avereit
is 81 woes ahead which makes the election very
doubtful. DR.. Avereu says his friends in Patrick
thought M would get majority in the county,
and The calculating Wings only claim so MAORI
~, while others claimed 100.
AMELIA.
To Inc Editors Of he Enquirer:
Amelia, G. H., April 30ih, ls49.
Dear Sir: have Just heard the result OF The
election in This county. Harvic elected by 25
voles- poll kept open-a iull vote taken. viii
send The official yoe for Congress and House Of
Delegates 10y The next mail. IL hasle yours, &c.
THlRTEENTH DISTRICT.
MONTGOMERY.
CHRISTIAN BURG, April 81, lS49.
To the Eiiiors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen: Thinking you will be anxious 10
hear the result Of the election in the different
Counties, | send YOU a statement OF The vote
pulled in Montgomery yesterday.
EpR CoN1apSs
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Fen THE COUNTY.
BOTETOURT

BOTETOURT.
Edmondson's majority Tor Congress 1873.
Grlmure, Democrat, eIecled to The House OF
De'egalps.
In Is47 majority against Preston only 33.
ROANOKE
al this county E mondson's majority Tor
Congress is l32 w. M Cook, Dem. reelected
10 House without opposition.
FLUVANNA.
To The Editors of the Enquirer:
FLUvissA, April 30. lS49.
GenlIemon-Ater a hard struggle Tor three
days the pcls closed 10 mis- county with
The following result:
CosGREss LE6lsL AZURE
Irving 276 Stillman 290
Boccck 22S Gay Ill
II is proper 10 stae, mat Mr.. Gay was not a
candidale-lhat, in The beginning, he protested
against his friends vnlihg ior him-and trough
out Inc .con'esr, he repeatedly declared thai, il
cleo ell under the circumstances, he would mol
serve. Yours very respectfully.
CAMPBELL.
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Mai. for Seddon, SO. Maj for Wickham, 81.
BRUNSWICK.
For Congress-R. Kiddet Meade 242-no op-
position.
HOUSE Of DELEGArRs
Lawreneevie. Rcd Oak. Oak Grove.
VIM B. Power, D.. 10 10 "a
BurteI, A. Lewis. D, 81 70 q
Geo. w. Harrison, D., As IA So
Lewis and Harrison were nominated by Con-
venlion OF the Democratic parry at March Court
and il The afternoon OF lhe same day, VIM. B.
Power was announced as an incependen, candi-
ta,e The election was unusually Thin, only
332 having been polled.
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lurbed III the possession of the whole Of Transyl
vania and preparing 10 take kronstadt, the last
city IN that Kingdom which is still held by the
Austrian and Russian troops. Gen. Dcmbinsk
has led his troops across the Danube, and threat
ems The city OF Wessenberg, on the high road Il
oien. In short, The positions of the Austtans II
Hungary aud the Crownlands is as desperate al
il can be, and The Brestausr Zeitung asserts tina
the ne@s from Hungary las produced stunning
effect IN VIenua.
All Pennsylvania is 10 possession OF the rebels
win the exception oil kfonsiadI, where lhele IS
small Russian garrison.
G-neral Weldon is no longer al Comorn. Gen
Gorgey was advancing 10 The succour 0. Comorn
and the bssieging army had been obliged TO sus
pend their operations, In order 10 concentrate
and aks measures Tor resisting Goreey's attack
The Aus,iians had suffered greatly in The siege
from tier being forced 10 bivonac In The mds
| OF snow and bad weather The simultaneous de
isal oil General Rembers, a. Lo,enez, and o
Ssichs brigade Al Haven, are fully confirmed
On ihe , INST, courier was sent 10 ST Pc
tersouEg, 70 Ial0es fresh succor ot $4,000 men
10 aci against B"m II these troops are granted
BY his Russian Majcsy they will be obliged ,t
take iGeir way oy Gallicia as Transylvania ha.
only tour passages ~ which aa army can eros:
the mountains. These passages are occupied b,
BEN.
HERRMANSTADT TAKEN BY BEN.
The following is an extract Of q eller from
Bucharest dated March 1t, lS49-
Lale on the evening Of Saturday. the 10Th in.
stan, The alarm was beaten, and battalion ant
half Of Russian troops q 500 meal and eish
Austrian guns, marched out Of Hermanstsdt, IL
the direction OF SioiZenbnrg, where il was report
ed considerable icrce Of Huusaran> had an.
pearod. The following morning, (Sun4ay,) BIZ
Gay break, The whole OF The remaining Russian
force viz: another battalion aud hall, with
six pieces OF Russian artillery, and delachmen.
of Cossacks, (aooui 300 slrong) left Town in the
same direction
Alta, P. NJ, the first gun was heard the whole
Hungarian iorce occupying The high grounds
about halt an hours distance from Hermansladi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
MN. FAufkSER.s REPORT.


We regret that the length Of this document with
other matter pressing upon our columns. precludrs
ils insertion ii this time.
The Report coniains--a recital Of The Consiitu.
iiOnal provisions on the snbjeei--ihe law Of Con-
gtes-decisicns Of the Supreme Court-and the le,
gisaon Of some Of the Northern States, adverse to
The rights Of the Slavehoding States Ii isremark-
ed n the mid but expressive language OF The CHIEF
Justice Of the United States. the act Of Congress q
i7g3 scarcely deserves the name Of remedy"
The Committee suggest certain amendments 10
the Law Of 1893 and conclude their Report by recon-
mending the following resolutions e,
Rssolrsd BY Ae General AsrmBis Of Yirginia,
Thatihe Senators and Representative u this STATE
IN The Congress Of the Unifed States be requested
g ass her esrnes. and persegering efforts % have
owners 10 The South. nc rights guaranteed 70 theu
by the Sd clause, "a section and 4,h article Of the
uoustiinlioa OF the United Eiaies : Il g
Re~lred, That the Governor OF this common.
wealth be- and he Is hereby requested 10 forward 10
zach Of uur Senators and Representatives Ia The
Congress OF The United States and also 10 The Co
lernprs Of lhe several States VI the Union copy of
this rrport and resolutions. sa -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
FucIrIyE SLAVE BILL.

The bill introduced BY Mr., Faulkner in the House
Of Delegates, IS highly for lis ability and
lcgal clearness. The Richmond correspondent Of
Fredericksburg News writes under date Of the 9Th,
Is follows:
To-day, Mr.. rs Report on the subject Of fugitive
siayes--a most powerful paper, and one that ought
TO be circulated from one end Of this Republic 10 the
o,hcr, and read and Poudefed on By every sincere
friend Of the Union -to-day Mr.. rs feportca
mp as the order Of the day, when its Distinguished
author. in rindcation Of its POSITIONS made an ex-
position Of his subject and addressed an appeal to
the House, which ought to have sunk deep into the
heart OF every man who has 4 Southern sympathy
Or who yenerales the Constitution OF his counlry
and truly loves the Union. Afier hearing him l
could not but deeply regret that MIR. F. had not ex-
pressed his views On The occasion Of the discussion
Of the Wilmot Proviso Resolutions
shall no, attempt even a sketch Of his eloquent
and noble speech, hoping that Mr.. F. win immed;-
aislE nrils ii-nni
ton Of sOuihkfn merits and Southern safety, We
may catch from the fervid spirit Of this gallant and
giiied son Of Virginia, an inspiration which shall
warm Us up to proper state Of sentiment and feel
Ing on this important subject
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FaoM TiIE GOLD REGION.

Adviees have been received up TO the ssh Of De.
eember from San Francisco. Mr.. Folsom, in hi.
ieier. represents society IN most horrid state,
being frequent murders and robbefies. The gold
mines be says continue 10 Be as rich as before a.
though The rainy season has caused many % sus-
pend Operations. ], sestimaied thar $1,000 900 d
gold hare been taken from TIE mines. Another
wriier, Uader dais Of the 9Th November says:
s.Mapy Of The gold diggers are returning from
TIC mines. sick and exhaRsied owing 20 their ins z.
ular modes of living. Some deprived Of the ".
dinar5 comforts Of life while they make use OF their
hard earnings iortheir pillows dome up In di1y rags
Of from one 10 ten pounds each. Some die In this
uayi two died yesterday, DdtwO more to-day.
II should live TO GET home again, will give you
an account Of the irJsble and vexation have bad
with runaway sailors and soldiers
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4. e. Ne. Barn g .kefarn e 6Eos.r W.
Tr1.<e, e. abos, seTz1 miles iron. chariersen.
uss d..|ssset b fr<1, Iss>tsy -, i,zL Some
lhrre O. iopr hundred bn.hels q Wheat Together
uiih Whe.f Fms and o,her sgrieuIiunl inpienenl.
were Destroyed. The barn wasune q he finest in
ne county md de Los + essm1ied 4 between tvo
and thre thop.11i dollars \ Ess doubsIc,, he
uoA - = inee1dIlry. as lts ffe occurred sboai
10 O'clock a night h vas sccn Distinctly IN Town,
- sere1al gardener rrpaire iothe Place Win al
possible hasie.
The Insurance policy On hi. properly expired %
de sd a Dcccnber % lhst q : io,.l lnss Mr..
T. Those vko are negligent. o. link il Of iiille
eonscqncnse @ insure heir properly should i'm
psprs % nj. ls.s and ake speedy measares farse-
curing fheniselses 1sainsi de dcvuurins eiement
Mr.J. ,. MnLzu scis - Agent ior one q he nos,
reliable Insurance. Companies IN he Union. ana
thoss harius properly win Do ven 70 pay a small
pereens il order % Indemnify theinselvrs agaias.
al possible los IN this way
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AWFUL AND AFFLIcrINe EvEsr.

The business Of the House Of DELEGATES
was yesterday brought 20 close about half
past one o'clock, by an awful dispsusation Of
Providcnee, which overwhelmed the member
with grief i
Col JonS W. TBonrsoS Of Botetourt was
on the floor, advocating bill for the establish
ment Of Branch Bank At Fincastle. Hav-
ing filed the blanks in the bill, be was asked
BY Mr. Cook Of Roanoke to let il lie on the
table until the next day, but Mr. T. declined
70 aecede to the proposition, preferring to
make his statement at that time
Suddenly, after speaking few minutes, he
sunk in his chair, with his head on his desk,
and called for water This was instantly
brought but he could not swallow it-and,
AFTER an Intellectual effort BY DR. Yerby 10
bleed him, his spirit took lis fight
We have rarely witnessed an event 50
deeply and zolcmnly Affecting. and 80 full Of
admoaitiou 70 the survivors Col Thompson
had been in his usual good health, with the
exception Of few days slight indisposition,
and wasin che active Discharge o. lis duties.
with prospect Of speedy recovcry.
This cstmable gentleman was sgcd about
81. ota iine hoN ofspirits, and greatly beloved
By his associates N the Legislature AZ 4
public man, be VAS most assiduous and a.
tentivc, and no constituency ever had : truer
Representatives Al home, among his neigh.
bers, Ne vas greatly bsloscd Il human
sympathy en- alleviate lhs p1ngs e Ms Ami
N from this sudden bereavement, thcy win
knre responsive tlrob from every heart
The remains e Col Ihombson are 70 b
convened 70 his residence in HoIclourt under
TIE charge e conmittee, uho viii set out
hin nor1ine lclancholy duty!
III. Senate also adjourned. uro1 he ~
ncnncononi q chs impressive cispenEtion.
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cEs. TAYIok.s noUrr.


The President elcei arrived IN IouisviIle on IN.
mosuihs n The ulh Hscinel1p tlie river In !
ss<amtoai. which was crowded with Jns.eneers. A
correspondent aaies thai tie GensIdi looks wei-i,
Enjoying hne health. and looks calm, collected. and
unaffected By the pomp and seremoBy snfroandine
him. Hwas his purpose TO remain until THURSDAY :.
tseAsy.) and then leave fbf frankfon. He desixo,
stopping only few hours a ciueinnaii during Ri.
Day, and viii then proceed direct 70 Piiisburx where
y win remain sbort time. and leave probably on
Monday, en- route for Washingion. g
: Should The President leave Wheeling on Monday.
De viii pas Harper@Fefry some day eary 10 de
nezt week. We shall doubtless be apprised Of bis
arrival In Cu,nbeflahd. BY telegraph, and know 10
aeetsiny. tie day be VII pas through Jefferson.
The popular enthusiasm aroused By Gen. Tay-
lars presence aeems % know nobonnds, and entire.
Iy overleapssalt distinctions Of party. Wing and
Democrat old and young, men. women and children,
arcearried away By apeffect torrent Of enthusiasm
~ they hailihe glorious old chief whose heroic vir
tues have mace bis name immortal. bat whose mo-
desy has hitherto led him 70 avoid the public eve
and cling 10 the retirement Of his home
There i profound admiration, coakience and
respect Tor Old lack among all classes ar A,nesi.
cans and, wherever be moves, Il will be shown In
The most unmistakable manner. as u
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rnE PRIzE F,c;Hr.

We learn from The Baltimore papers that the
much talked Of, dsgraceiul, and ihhuman prize
nght took place about o'cloekOn Wednesday week,
in Kent County, Md, between Thomas Hyer and
Thomas Sullivan. Afier a severe contest, lasting
between twenty and thirty minutes. Hyer was de-
elared the victor. The police Of Baltimore have
been, and sill are, actively engaged in endeavorins
% arrest all pariies concerned Two Of the seconds
have been arrested and are now in Jail in dtiaul Of
bail go
The two principals have also been arrested. and
we uust the law will Be fully vindica.ed by srndue
all engaged, on tourof service in the Pep,en,is.
~. ss