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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

FovSn DRowSEo-An unknown msn oand
aoauns IL The ~aisr ti Thorns wharf 5~arng the -
p~srABce u harlng been IN us Eaief some time a.
BAD On q stnped .hlrt whlis asnn-i aaier shirt and
canton flannel drarrrs. d.. a.ir rss black nd a.,
his salsksrs verIc-Falnt drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

n Cd tfiffstfi.s Asasaa Ia sfrsi ssf.eil. -
Hrt ia"Ns. fH Hp expressly of i1e aInIas. ..ns go
.f''na nH '.r f'h af IIas a.so Ier-s s.i anl silver
-'afs iasfe's u.H'Is Ffafss nrsd. Ls1ss saH a'ir
.i'n'H'nfs. large tssHfHaeiH 'af ss's f0rspig
"I' COMBS III DIsnI.lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

M0uR,lNo.-The aas. On he cry Hal Nsre
yesterday 40 half mast testimony .i plhHr mourn
ing. for iae iesfh OF Ma Dra Worth Toe shipping
70 The wlarves nearly sl joined ia THIS demonsfrii0n
and the Iay t.,f va. ono li tho s.aom.,st kini
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25
FOR ORDINARY.

The Friends of VIRGIL NJ. WHITE
announce him as a Candidate for the office
of Ordinary a, the ensuing election:
We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD
PRESLEY, as Candidate for the Office Of
Ordinary at The ensuing election. ;,
, We are authorized 10 announce Col.
WILLIAM H.. MOSS, as Candidate
for the Office Of Ordinary al the ensuing
election. n,,,,u
rso- onnounce him as a candidate for the Of
flee of Ordinary Of this District, a, the ensuing
election. mr.,
We are authorized TO announce Maj.
w T.. COLEMAN, as candidate fof
Ordinary at The ensuing election:
.Th. friends of HUGH A. NIXON. Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate
for the office Of Ordinary, at the nex'
Election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

~ We are authorized to announce
1.fTTLEToN A. BROOKS. os Can
d,da,e ior Tax Collector. al The ensuing
election,
NJ We aro authorized TO announce
RoBERT CLOY, as Candidate Tor
Tax Collector. at the ensuing eleeIion;
The Friends OF Maj. ISAAC BOLES'
announce him as a Candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
= We are authorized TO announce Capt
B.F. GOUEDY, as Candidate Tor the
Ofice Of Tax Collector al the ensuing
election. -, ,I1m-T
pounce him as candidate for Tax Co'iec'
tor. a, the ensuing election: , ,1,,,
The friends of Col. J. QUATTtEBUM
.nnnurce him as candidate for Tax Col.
lee ;or, at the ensuing election. ,,,,,
We are authorized TO announce WM L.
PARKS as Candidate FOR Tax Col!ec'
TOR, The mex. election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25
FOR CLERK.

nF We are authorised 10 announce
WN. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.,, a candidate
for Clerk Of the District Court OF Edgeheld
at the ensuing election
p The friends Of PETER QUATTLE-
BUM, Esqi.. announce him as candidate for
the Office Of Clerk~ofrhe Court Of Common
Pleas, Of this District. at the ensuing election
z, We are authorized To announce THOS.
.G. BACON, candidate for re election as
CLERK oe the Court. for Edgefield District.
The friends Of Z. PENN, announce
him as Candidate for The Office Of Clerk
: at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

II o DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, erannnnl
aif paid in ad advance-$3ifnot paid within SIX
3mon,hs from the date Of subscriptions, and
Isl if not paid before the expiration of the
#Sear. Ali subscriptions will be continued,
4 unless otherwise ordered before the expiId-
,ion Of the wear; but no paper will be dis.
continued until all arrearages are paid, un
less a. the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
9sctibers, shall receive the paper for one
year, gratis.
onspicuousIyIn inserted at 70
cents per square. (I2 lines, or less, for the
.firstinsertion. and 81 for eacli continuance:
Those published monthly or quarterly, will
be charged 81 per square. Advertisements
mo, having the number of Insertions marked
ON them. will ba continued uutil ordered out
and charged accordingly. .v.
Communications. post paid, will be prompt
" and strictly attended 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25
:yOSEPH ABNEY,
G A N DID A T E 8.
FOR SHERIFF.

frTTbe friezads ofWEsLEY BODIE, Esqr..
.s,;no,,nce him as candidate fnr the Office OF
this District at the ensuing election.
ssnSe 8ulhorizetl to announce Capt.
II II 7 BOULWARE, as Cam
y Sheriff, II the ensuing election
iieends Of Col. THOS. w. Lam
= NJ };l apunce him us candidate Tor The
j{is$ sHt5 5tiie-next election. -
|s;s|s sfitss1sbf Col. JOHN HILL an
candidate for Sheriff ol Eds-
;;s| the next election.
81 la lre authorized 10 announce i. ).
ssSfsiR1TfFAKER, ms candidate for the ofhce
She ritf atthe ensuing election:
NJ The Friends Of ALFRED MA y !,
announce Shim as Candidate for Sherlf,
at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

A miller who attempted to be witty
at the expense Of "a youth Of week in.
tellect, accosted him thus:
'John, people say that you are fool
John replied: I don't know that !
am, sir; I know some things, and some
things don't know, sir
'Well John, what do you know?'
Il Know that millers always have faI
hogs, SIR
'And what don't you know!!'
Il don'l know whose corn they cat
sir.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25
FINAL NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES requiring that the bu.
Y ] siness Of G. L e. E. Penn should be sets
lied up without delay. Notice ishereby ei0en,
that all Noles and Accounts not settled during
Court, will bo given ou. 10 an Officer for col
lection. prNa tus,,
Feb. os 1si3. # = g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

Do not. yield 10 misfortune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

Avolatile young man., whose con,
quests III The female world we're number
less, al last married. "Now, my dear, -
said his spouse, 81 hope you'll mend,"
"Madam," said he,. "you may depend
upon it (; this is my last folly"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

CIiAps.-"A young. lady, !writes~to'
know how she Is 10 avoid chopped hands
during the cold weather. We hardly
know. IF sli9 attracts the "eAaps" by
her eyes, she must expect some difficuls-
ty in getting them 'off her hands,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

An sent-minded gentleman ON re,i'
tingiat night, putsbis dog into his bed
and kicked himself down stairs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

SeIf-loye.is Tho mother OF vanity. y,:.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-25

A boy asked DR.. Burgess; the preach
er, if he would have light. "No,
Child" said the doctor; LIAM one Of
the lights Of the world" 81 wish then, "
replied the boy, ''you was hung up at
the end of our alley, for j, very dark
onc.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
AND MONEY MATTERS
rr Sale, Of Soes,. Sc ." FSvria Peg.

TUSCAN May Pm
The Stock market to-day was moderate active
but the fsrce. were heavy The demand tor Cove,
men, stocks was good at previous prices. bu, tasr,
DIV wss small The only sale Of ls6s stock ~n o.
At ll3. Treasures sold At 10. Higher quotaton.s
Governmen, stocks are looked for by the px .,ssn,
and holder. here while Money 10 o. easy nd,
posed 10 sell AZ the last quotations the stocs We
considerably bigger there than here. !, seems 10 y
impossible TO get up any excitement about s;oeisa
the street Harlem aactuste. to y cent ln q kouf,
a. the bear. or bulls gain the a'ceudeney, BAT osAs
stock. are quite steady
The market s,iiF.ned again for Sterling TO-DAY
AMI rates stand higher than for some time pact, Ftr
class sterling sold to some extern, At :. bus good "a
natures were sold At a "a v cent, Al the Gloss The
rate va. s4si for nvorte names The purchase fg
this steamer have been considerable and the market
preul well cleared Of good bills Franc. have boa
scarce, and some leading drawers have obtained g
which "a the highest rate which hsa ruled for lops
time The rangeis 30d3J5
In Freights the movement Is hampered BY tta
want Of Grsln. The rate Is 6i66id, Flour . "
heavy goods 81. with engagements Cotton 5l6t, n.
val stores 70 with engagements TO some ertsnt II
Havre the packe, Of the 10Th he. 700 bales Cotton
ic There H. believe. nothing odcIlus FOR irelani
For California there 10 more movement shlp q
600 hbls taken up for the voyage ogi and hone
At go OOO and another for tho voyage out SAID % bs
| s3Pbb Vesses on the berth are getting aod60 81
| \ foot.
We announced yesterday the successful taken
of the $4,000 state loan. Our statement Wa 80
rect, excepting that Mr. John Thomson 60, 200 h
stead Of $1,000 Mr. Cas~ell OF IerAner hs'irl
obtained 5000 at 81. The Fr,siss Journal s'a
tho following llst 81 bids The loan made y a,
Comul..lonerS Of the Canal Fund ~ virtue = ths o.
for the payment u damage. On tho cansls prior '
| June I. 1916
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
Can Darc,,. overland Party.

,...-.,-..,..- cd The N-sa-t Day Afreri--rt ...,
INpEPvNDEScE. April II, l>}s
We saali probably lesye mere th's
.ns-noon for the encsmpms nj OF Col Russell sooG'
,sn MES distant, from which place the whole parry
under Col Rs guidance will start 10 mof'o" o' VIC
suppose YOU have beard that Gen Darcy party ass
bssn s1mswhs. dividei-a portion being IN is'oi ",
on On with mules and others with oxen the Gen-, A.
ti,.eN strongly inciiuing toward tue latter Ice
r,yla marty consequently split Oh. leaving the ueneIN
ri,b sbou, "a men snd Eve wagons, inelucins VI n
Y p &c W : aud c.. whom ! JJined IN Newark
are ,oin, with mules in Col RusseUs party ana as
nv vii thus gain time determined 70 loin the
p, Harris wagon party and Emerson are also gong III
the same detachment p..t....
The Generals party tax OF moving on the i'alfle'
., ,r-ox ,orne ID or 30 niles from this, ~ remain
,,s dsys until the grAss IL grOsn-uot being abe 10
start a, soon with maes, a. the latter can ceu
or shorter -rsss , ,.., l.
have been bard at work this lsst week "ssung IN
,ssipg the necessary arrangements FOR start less"r
dav Wa ssuog and planning boards FOR extra hN'ure'
IN our wagon body 81 unui Il commenced showing
I, was the coolest Ne have had in some time 10 tho
m rniug the ground was frozen quite hard snd IN in'
Afternoon 10 showed heavily Tor about tSo nours-no'
very favorable 70 the growth Of grass lhs morning
IL clesr but cool -, vi, u.
The boat came up In from - Louis had the Cho,f
"a on board and the DID bsr keeper. who told me ne
intended % quit snd 90 back % hls trade Toe nrh'
tri2 died with H. am glad 10 content TO ssy 81
homo He'sa lucky ieJw in that con,en,nent was
NJ, content and - am going . Cslornis IL Don
sc1airs some OF his contentmens there she 40 sc'os'
10 china tours 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02

0a soassy -s.nlrs Apr aa@s ,hort ll-s. coRyELICs
READ. -. l ihs 5lsf y-H u 80
r-sis acgsl-sla-s 49, Ascsu Chss - sai Ftsr
1.r % r-1-ra sft-as - 4ls ~ tsy NAY
oco~s r-sai-as - So Eolrihsi bsts--s A.
sody = 6rs-a@o2d c-n-tsp isr
af-rr~l-
O- T--isy non ( MAJ sf-s ssor' bat lss FRAS
Cis erIS = %. yasl OF kar- C04ay Csras lrsaaa
49, =
al ef s.tsr Mar Sas
r-.p-cfIy s-t.1t flre-a W-fl.stsyf
cox r ~ az r-sa-uc., - ~ sst
. as
o. Ts-.asy. Ma Do ALyAS STEWART 70 rn-ry Of TIA
q - ts-s y-.r ri 30 az
Tie -.is scg1a--lnc-s of - ANY r-p@Iy
a--1c f1ns. l - r---1cs ~ e Assam
3 Tl4r.saT @s - GfPM
nssaag. APr y. y srg--ag FRAScIs BOoLE ages
year,
"a fr@-. 40 fsn~rs IRON
- a. rss---cs, -. A q - "d-sstsy atsraooa
s1ocA
Il s-osya, rs-stsy 1oes MAJ s,sf 'ho ness VIII
LIAM PErE -, ~ ss-i q y.sr,
- fsstF. -rts q - ay respectfully
f11@ra iu1
a. b Grs-nuoos C-ls.-ry
a1g-Vor- Goa nsY NJ GEORGE SICHOIS orn-ry
ee1i ol A. CEy. sfs1 g
F-8-ra tag wsd.s-dsg oso>k Pm ron AZ as r.as
ss1--
oua-s-. os0, Apr = Of sosssaPsss, Mr. ADEs aeSEIGH
49, = y-sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
Rtmnrk. on Ire weather.

n fFt t9UoT y tn IH0Hhf
Curiosity led me 10 compare the temperature OF
the weather II has been observed here for the last
four years and Of your readers 30 curious
enough 10 read the results send them 10 you for pub
LEGATION.
have noted the highest and lowest degrees Of he
thermometer the daily mean and the quantity OF wa
ter from rain srd melted snow for the hr', three
months in the years -i5 TO Tag inclusive the average
Of each Of the months Tor the fret two months sud for
the three months for the ssme years Il will be per
ceived that there has been cDy striking variation
from the general average during this time, although We
often hear toe remark never knew such weather. b
made By those who nigh, be supposed to know better
The extremes not very great though 10 careless
observer they might appear 70 BE-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
Later from ~. Domingo -Oulouqae and bis
Army.

Ths bris Sfephsa II. Ross. Capt WINcHtsrER'
arrived ss, evening from :, Domingo CITY NH aA'''
70 the l3ih utiro. We are Informed hat President
souloueue Vas within sixteen zles q the city VIII
81 army OF 5000 well disciplined troops lie bad
taken Al the towns on hs march sud ~A' expected 70
sttsck TIE city in Day or two The Inhabitants were
tsksn every chance TO iesve, ard number Of brt'n
vr.sels were crowded with refugees .Arse qaAntty
Of money and valuable property Vas placed IN me
houses Of the American and British Consula Ine city
was slmost entirely deserted ey women and eni.aren
sae 20 doubt ti BY this tine IN possession OF Sou
.guoue from whose character Il Is supposed much
blood "a. been shed. CsPt W says he bad much al
hcaty in getting clearance and provisions enough Ter
ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02

Nrw-YoRK APPoISTNESTs.--It ia currently re-
ported and believed that the chief appointments
for this City under the Federal Government are
TO be made at Washington this week, and We
think they will be, though we have letters stating
that they will not be till sext week.
We have kept our columns clear Of discussions
Of the merits Of this or that candidate. resolved
that they should indicate 10 preference from frst
10 last The more prevalent advices from Wash
ington now Indicate that William V Brady stands
the best chance 70 be Collector and William B.
Taylor 10 be Postmaster. For Marsha, We hear
that the Of Henry Davies u quite as prom
inent at w ashington as any other We DO not
say any Of these viii be appointed, or pretend 70
be in any way wiser than our nsighbors When
ever the appointments shall have been made, We
expect 70 announce them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02


lrriI-r Dst'-f J. s~r11 ats u atrs to1s lt- n .li
Br,r..t Dst d. s-e az ~ An sa alarm 49, e'as.s
4g-as-DstH s-r- a,i.s P, g. alarm from 'r- 10 " i'l'
.. -. II S.. 49, 49,. ..''i -. -. e., f'''
>grnsD D. 80 pm sdr-ts ra.s - -a- corner oi
fpus D-i H. Sec 4tlP " s,'e to.. a.. , fss-il g.
s-r,.-- d., m So .tI'.AN a fr. ~. o.t fam ,rs
ctn-y N.rrns' aI-o a'oi-r 1 DEF 49, - a. ~. Pm
hi .-o.t l. >. sl. p. " alre ,ol Fny ath -
Ay,i3-D., rl Pei, g, pm .aer- "a. fire. t-r. cor
ty-,. n., d. So " '.'a-' a,, ,aa. P,r' 49,
4rtIi-p.i Ills- s'sPM ih-r. s,.l,ru gwen By Je
-1a s.r,e' t- satsl'. rN DEE u s~e 4' Gre ''arf-
t,-ai4-o., iI 'al r,s- 70 q. N.- .
1,i-,iis d., nm s,1.W An. is-ts-.s a H-.-r 30
snd e. l4 b-t D. Sec sn alarm 49, s'sa from re &c.
8yraIs-D-t H. re occurred a i- cors-f Of
s,l5-D., II Sc .sisAM afr. iost fals Frani uss'
s..ss,sA ssr- br..- oat .a ,b- .io'y
p.,i SC ire ,so, Place ,- ''a7 '-'Hs .s.'s =
sri re .ar~ n-'rt srt -,ctoa e. y &C. -
'~r D'L ll' - y d., n 80
M So st..rn n.. s. .an.
s-li.-A ai-' .. P.... .a DR. 80.
.p.tIsD-t Iu. &c. BE- at .-t, a-fi tr- '''''-i .'.-
F'...l. 'ai ~ .' - - ''- 49,, =, ID
To- zane p-tft S.. sr . ere ars- aat n Term a.
~ w. n .,,.sr ~. a.. n -,
,l'l srs a p-t 40. &C. .'stl. An ta s'a ~a se-
t,a-p, u S.. .,.AM r., s.r,.s:i A. ~, ~. {.
tgi,-B, s -s,.. ~ ~; : p. .... y,.,
=, 90 D., ;-..,.-.l ~ p, h. s- AZ .aa saa'--,
Dot Iu ..stIofN .a ID, sni 81. g'--a-.s e. l....
~. .-.--.-.,. An ,u.. 20 -, CSC. ...-.,
~ a. D,t H. - g. eta rN are ooear-i b. Grand -
o.. 3-D,, no. So, q. are ,... f'-- ~ An
~. so-u-t DO .sia " t-- .o.r-i .-'
"a, Co.. r.- r,'7a. o'' f.e'a1 o-a''' 't'' ''-
Thu. We perceive thst the hrcs Of the month past
were couGned % three Districts the First Second and
Third The largest number occurred In The Second
being p IN the Third a sad 10 the First maxim.
TINE. IN the secoud those occurring 10 the First sne
nearly doul Ing ihose q the Third. There we're
alarms.
.-I- D.-l.it8 ~ .'- .-,se o-i Hs-o % '-A D.
's,-.s-i. D.. uia,.ePN ,e,a---s Gle o.i f.rn
n. ..s .r tt. b--l-r estate .ss ff.-sts . .'t
'' - D. i ,a,'' 90. q. s,'-- 81 -, a., "a, a..
.y..-i. D.r.t ii ,-s. PN m. s.ss GO a. -ntr-
-..,- CHI. 80 - ia. ~ N-il wsri ao's 600 s-'
To-, a, -, H. -, = An ere toa. pace Hai'7i Of
~. s-i' D.t - a.. IN ss-. osssra a q, As'H''
~, ,s-Is ~, iva, &. Pm 20 Sam -''r'.s
~ - De- Oct ID 'i.fN .' sarH 80 f'-7' 49, By
/ sA1u-g
Thu,. Of the alarm, and Ere. in THE city Of BrooEiy
Of TIRE pas, month there were in the Third District
n the Fourth and respectively IN The Fifth Second
and First Alarms 3
JERSEY cfTI-N,-s
! In the Township # Van yoor,, there were uiain
ire, 10 the past month and a. Wire working q
tasH.hment the Doe, on stock OF which Is e'iimaed
/ $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02

HOW MIssI0N.-A Sermon IL aid OF the Amerl-
can Home Missionary Society was delivered 60 SAP
bath morning ia the Church Of ,be Pilgrims - me
Pastor Rev T. storrs and collection tsken mp At
the close OF TIE service amounting 10 more than $500
BOARD oy EDUoArIoN.-Tnis Board met AZ
School house No l. corner % Adams AMI Concord ss.
Yesterday afternoon. sullivan Thorne was called TO
the Chsr in thu absence Of both TIE President snd
Vice. President snd w Hunter appointed Secretary
pro ten The Committee not being resdy to report
tie follouiog resolutions were offered
Ee.,lsl5-, IL favor Of revision Of the Be- Ls~s Or
appointed slso u favor % syins upon tn- Ao o
or month all resOgu0us offered Al ms meeting of me
Board tor incres.e Of salary Of Ieseher
Tne resolution offered By Mr.. seabury att previous
meeting Of the Board then called up !, provides
for the appropriation Of SIS tor salary OF the tes'her
Of the Fifth Dlsrict school Upon being called up and
the question PUT. It was lost resolution was then
OF red 10 re,cind former one parsed alta previous
meeting Of the Board directing the Music Committee
10 purchase vess Musical SPeler, which was adopted
snd the motion rescnded. The Music Committee then
reported that they had appointed Henry Wells 50
teacher Of music for half the schools in the city
long debate here ensued TO the power or right Of
this committee 10 sppoiot or whether that appoint
men, would be valid without confirmation BY the Board
and il was continued 80 long that cur reporter could
not walt for the remainder Of the proceedings
TaE NEW CoURr.-The new judiciary Courts
for this city were organized yesterday, and large
amount Of business done In all of them. The City
Court will no, commence i,s regular sessions until
June for the that the necessary time 70 summon
jury a. required by lsw will not allow OF lie proceed
ing before that time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
Horr,a Murder at Li.le.

BrSsHAMroN April D.
A most extraordinary murder was committed m
- ,r,,-,a-a,s nsaits was piowirg n company vita
vSupg .on only sl<4, years Of sse snd overcome y
VACATION unsbie 20 proceed with bis wo-k' so
himself down IN toe furro~ and weni 70 ',ssP -.
1,1,s a., .-,pg h. fathers helpless CONDITION. 'ooA
ihs tar, rom TIE pow snd driving them 70 ne oSa
unhsrn-.sea them and then vert q the ao1'e shete
De Obtained .hsrp axe and proceeded directly 70 ne
spot where DIS father az snd aoso -t-y o.PPt. 49,,
hras # ard a. he tells tns story, sirtls tf
Aesa 5lor hieh threw Il severs test from niua ns
reason be assigns for TIE horrid deed tos "a s1s
U.s. worthless drunken scamp and thsi me asy pfe
viecs he lad ehastised aim when Intoxicated
to1Fs, En- G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
BY TELEeRspH TO THE NFW.YoRk TRIBUNE
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

wAsHISsrox. Monday, Xsy ID PM
The following are the mos; complete returns We
have yet received. and may Re regarded as reiiE-
be
FIRST DISTRICT.
jobs :. MiLLsoS. Locol elected.
SECOND DISTRICT
TX. MEADE. Loco reelected.
THIRD DISTRICT.
TaoxAi :. FLouEsor Wing doubtless elected.
FOURTH DISTRICT
THoxIss BococK's Loco chance most iavora-
be.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Wx.L. GoooIss Wig election Is nov pretty
certain, though TIE result e stil doubtful
SIXTH DISTRICT
Settled N favor q JANEs 4. SEDDOS Loo
SEVENTH DISTRICT
THos n BAYLr Loco elected
EIGHTH DISTRICT
The retains are clearly IN favor Of jaws Al
FoRBEs. WING
NINTH DISTRICT
JyayytlH MoRToS Whig) elected
TENTH DISTRICT
RlcH.nD PARKER Loco elected
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
JAS. McDowLLL loco reelected.
TWELFTH DISTRICT
Thus lar EDxossos's Loco chances are sad
. be best
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
The accounts received to-day state McNrLLEN
Loco. u be elected
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
This District s ST.. in fog and We have NOM
inc darri+e
EIrTTFNTE ulsTRICI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02

TKSSxaNr.-In the lid District Hon WV. NJ.
CocKr aud Col. Albert G. WArKlSs are up for
Congress, on the part Of the Wings. The Loco-
Focos hsve proposed Col WV. NJ. csuscHwklI
IN the lid District now represented by +. II.
Crozier, whig,l and SAMUEL TuSsrr, ESQ. IN the
Ivth (Hins Loco,l. As in the other Southern
States. the Loco yocos Of Tennessee have mount
ed the Slavery ( xtension hobby but many OF the
l..asr. rspuaiate the South Carolina platform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-02
CHAs. ". RUSSELL Wig elected.
The Excitement at Nentreai-ArriVal OF
Deputation from Qdebec-Di-goluion OF
The Union Observation-Disclosures IN Toronto
md Kingston. & -. &c.

NOMINAL. Tuesday, May - PM
Twas reported this morning that deputation
coming from Qaeoec to present an address % ''e
Governor.Genersl This created CREST desl Of eX
element and isrse mob, numbering some . or 'o,'
assembled 70 prevent their lsreng bat not"itns'Aoo
Ing their esor,s 70 prevent them they succeeded 10
rfectng landing At the Cro'', about rniie, oeoN
Montreal u Ia sunored that NJ Boulton intenf'
vi,s f,r the di..olution Of the Union in the Assem-
big tonight
Large meeting. sre being held in Toronto and King
.top and numerous petitions are getting up Her Ma
jesty the Queen for recall Of Lord gin - o.o'e
my dispatch things look quite Peacesele
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

MtMhthS OI NVNVNLN0'
Dist l. jobs ) Mils0s. Loco. vice A. Atkiusc =, 90.
90 n. R,cAard K,dd,r Meade. Loco. reelected.
IN. THonA. : FLouKSoY. whis, prob. reelected
~ Tkowes ; Bsoocs, Loco. reelected.
Y Pd1las PoRsA, L prob vice W L Goggin
VI Js-ss 4 Scddos. Loco. vice ). n Bolts, " his
VII TtoSss Basiy l. reelected over Mallory
VII FokBSs. ~ or Hsuida,, LOco,vice BsAe, Loco.
90 IN JKkKNIAH MoAroS Wig vice Pendleton, do
y Rictara Pa,ksr, Loeo vice Bedinger, Go.
Xl Jamss Ne Dorsll Loco, ree.ected-no OPP.
XII Prob Edmonson. Loco vice W 3 Preston, J.
e. Kill F McMslies or J 3 George l. vice Fulton, y
e. XIV. Prob. wm Mcc oNswhig vice Thompson, L
XIV RvssxLI " OF NsrIaa, I. vice Brown. DO.