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MASSACHUSETTS,.

will be recolec'ed that, in consequence of the c;r
saSS being trrae, there was choice in four Of ,b
Congressional District. Of Massachusetts, An ela,
vas held on the lst inst. in these, and choice .H.,
in all.
II the % District. D.ni.l P.King. Whg. vas j
elected
IN the Alb, Jhn g. Pafre,,. recu.ant Wbjg ,n3
present Free Soil man. by the aid of he Democrats
reelected
IN the 9Th, Charles Hudson the present able and W..
nl wing Representative. IS DEFEATED BY Allen. III w..
s'rr = whose support -. Democratic party Went ovs
nsIsSe.
IN tie h. Fowler, Wing, has been elected
u the eecon of i'afrey aud Allen the WHO'S NAV
be considered as having sustained dpfrar and Tho H,
= have gained Two peSerous. idead Jamaica hre.
HE Loc'ico press Of the s"uth will doubtless pica
yer the discontinue Of the Nhirs.
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Ans view which may be aken II he returns rebounds
to he advantage Of The Wing candidate He carried by
plurality. only four States, numbering 60 voes-u lille
Gen Cass is indebted to plurality merely for y of his
votes, obtained in seven States. On The other hand
Gen. Taylor had absolute impurities eleven States.
with % votes in he aggregate, amounting to 1895,
whilst Gen Cas- can boast Of carrying, in the way
only SIX States giving 4S votes. with an aggregate pop
uar majority If 6,59l-or les than tie majority given
for Gen. Taylor in Kentucky alone In the slave
holding States there third ticket and Of these
General Taylor carried eight giving 66 voes by an ag
gregae majority Of AZ $50 Gen Cass carried the rest
giving 80 VOTES by aggregate majority Of ,l72, not
counting South Carolina or Texas.
Gen Cass carried, by msj"ry only Northern
Snie-Gan. Taylor carried three, and eight Southern
States Tn further The anal SIS is extended the more
clearly is shown the great and ditfnsed strength Of The
one candidate aud the weakness # he other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
From III" Philadelphia North I'm .icaa.
IISElCE 10 VIE MEXICANS

The y Herald of ypsferd 49, contains full ,ppo,,
Of the proceedings at the grand complimentary dinnef
given on Thursday evening, al the Astor House, New
York. Colonel Jane. Duncan, IT, S A., who also re-
ceved on that ucrasion very splendid gold medal pre-
scented by his friends aud fellow citizens Of New York
In the course of speech made by Colonel Duncan, in
reply the in his honor he defended the Mexican
soldiers and their off ,ers f the very unjust charge of
want ot courage scouting the idea Of their inerlurly
this particular. which only wrongful To them bu,
by implication. 10 thos, The American victurs who VAN
qushed them in s. many battles. We make the fol-
lowing extract which sets this matter right, and does
justice 70 unfortunate foes who gave much blood and
lost 20 many bodies The f-ld, in proof both Of their
gaantry and deviation their country.
Not few of our cpunrymen !" said Coz y. shave
attributed these successes (Ihe America vctoes) the
puSlllanImy our foe. This, in my humble Judgment
Is doing injustice not oa to the Mexican nation, but 10
our In the early battIts the Mexican. stood up
To their work as wei as troops usually do, if better
opaakl g Of Palo Alto. an old "Trxan fighter" SID &
me. Sir, these Mexcan d. sand killing mighty well y
!, for am free IL confess that really thuughi So a.
The time; and the night after the battle. doubt if sere
The only man IN camp who entertained this opinion At
Resaca the Americans and Mexican runps fell not as
sgle individuals but in numbers that distinctly mark
ed the respective lines. for weeks after the battle with
III less than the width Of this Of one another As
srfdy this is clse CROUCH FIR ali practical purposes ex
ceP that !" The bayoet and in inStanc-s even that
instrument used. Their officers Of rank are gener-
ally men "t tar intelligence and education. and many Of
them are even If the highest prfessi requirements
Scarcely hattie was fought in which these officers
were not killed and wounded in their due proportion
and snmnimes in mnre han their due proportion At
Crrro 'rro, one general off General Vasquez was
Killed whilst IN the act ofcherring his men, long after
all nope Of MAINTAINING his position passed and his
Two aids. one Colonel the other Ca tain were mur-
tally wounded by his side. Verify, to my mind this
looks more like heroi.n than cowardice | have nv
sell witnessed and other officers must have witnessed
examples Of personal gaaniry the part of both men
and officers OF The Mexican army that would reflect hon
or nPon any troops in the world"
TITS IS The testimony OF an enemy, who often tested
The fe!d. in the midst Of carnage the bravery which
hp cpmm,,ndS.
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WHlrEHURST'S GAIJFpv

we are reminded. by the reception of ina ,r
communication, that we have too long negec,a, "nI
attention . the elegantly gotten up Dlpnerr,,.n 'al
Of Mr. II. Whilehurs. nearl, opposite ,,o p'4I"ry
NOEL - pans have been spared in provlino u,
canoe OF -nt from above, and in fl ting M a h,nI
and CONT rAbe reception room. which, v,,h
attractions presented On the walls and centre ,,o we
su'nt's very pleasant resort. But these are Nm,
s"Tirs and our purpose is to sp ak If he merits II /,
hl'ehurst az Daguerrean arIis II is vii NJ
e ne proprietor Ct permanent galleries il Ri.hm..
Norfolk and Petersburg in all Of which exouIs.ta r
are taken We do not know whether il is OWING ;.
proved processes or superior apparatus greater sian
III The OPERATOR bnt 50 II is, that in drlcacy pa,o,,
ness. Tepose and distincness. The picturrs ,aLu,
" hiehursl have merit peculiar 10 themselves III
TOTS = the establishment may. all times Be con6ln
Of polite reception. and. iflhey give the sun cb,a
OF faithful hkenesses. As the Gallery is in end 4 \.
permanent II deserves and will receive the paroo,,.
citizrns.
Mr.. Editor:-Permit me, through the coInn,.,
yonr paper, 10 call The attention of the ladies' an5 "
lIeinen q ms town. "a the Sky LiIht Danuerr.ee
Gallery Of that npll>hed artist j. IL Wbr.h,sp
which he has Just fei 40 few weeks past ,,ha NJ
IS taking pictures equal, il not SUPERIOR tu AIN ey4r
IN tins part Of the county. Specimens nf Ihs art I'LL,
seen at ms rooms, few doors above the franklin
he vii hr happy to all that may favur him ,,
call. would rail- particular attention 10 the larra a.
beautiful acruge OF Mss d. Of Richmond which ,,It
a once strike the bpholdpr with admiration. Mr. ~,
tame Is spread far and wide, North, South Fast M
West His roon.s in this place under he nan,ra
mrnt u Nlr. Gibbs no IS well known as an acc,,n
dating and polite gentleman. PIP a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
Dl>YRICYCONVFNyIOS

Nearly all tn" c'untleS in this c ngre5slonl Dstric,
have approved the call ola Convention to nominate
hg candidate and appointed Delegates to the same
meeting IN Charlotte. held on Ike LIST m,l-S /,
N"r"n' Chair nan VIM 6. Miller, secretary-app,in-
'd The FIJI wing gentlemen 70 represent he Wings IF
that county ].
Iho< =. Watkins, CoL }. Dupny. H. Fl Marshall.
thos !. B uIdn. Wiltshire CardweIl, j., Thomas R
Marshall. WIN. Is. Miller, Glenn. Hancock, j. H. vii
son, r B j. f'l,ss. VIM J.. Thornton. Ro R,b4r,sao
Or } Rir-. Can't Ynos Spencer c Barksdse jain
t.dmHndS. Jr .ChaErs atkins. D. +. Norton Col. w.
tardweIl, ). B SPrucer Jno. Wilson, Henry Caring
nn jno. Marshall, Col- Thus. Page. Man, B. Green.
\ Bailey sr.N z. Scott ana Maj. J II Thomas.
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IaJ tncludng thfee GOWNS not relsfned IN she O1c.I
vote.
(b) In three countries the mal,ities only sre inc!u
ded in The total. here inserted. the official vue not hav
ing been returned.
returns were not received in time 20 be couaed by the
official cahvassers.
I'D Mt including Franklin, izirl, Montgomery.
Phillips, and Searcy counties, FROM Which there we're no
returns.
(c) >ot including the vote e Houghton and Ontons
gon, two new counties on la ke Superior. where the
vote was very light and nearly equally divided
% Including the vote IF Putlanaiamie county, which
uO included by The official canvasSers and which the
Democrats do not admit have been legally organized Is
a county.
Cd la Poina and St. Crois not heard from, which
will not materially vary he result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

five millions Of people pIac In his haus cannot
undertake foreel. His elevation, doub, not Ina.
caused exnltaion in the heart Of every legiumsi in Eu
Of the nation, Of their PRINCIPLES, they rejoice thai
the ckety faoric Of French republcan,m derives 10
strength from The personal qualities Of The first President
The flight Of the Pope is another event of great mp1-
lance He gave the first impulse the cause Of rrfo m
and political moderation. The llgh blr. upon the world
from he darkest and must unexpected quarter and shed
cheering ray throughput Europe. He has, however
but added another exempfcaIon Of the invariahle
Of The law Of revolution that lis authors and promoters
its first victims. As temporal prince the crowned
heads Of Europe can have little sympathy for his fate,
Whatever they may feel for The expulsion from the Vail
can Of the spiritual head Of the Church We should not
be surprised TO find him lake rrfoge France, country
in which predecessor was long ield as prisoner.
The aodlcalion Of the Emperor Of Austria we fear is
not favorable the popular cause. lie was weak and
devoved may have more energy 10 assert his despoic
principles and any rate. has incurred the odun
which attached to the late emperor.
Prussia is in disturbed state Concessions which
five three, years ago would have been joyfully
received and which would have made the KIM lie most
powerful because the most popular. Of soyeregns, viii
probably be rejected
All Europe is in agitation How long will the En-
peror Of Russia refrain from pouring to
''Sotthern wars
banda md he faro I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

an that unhuld and rennvae decI,n,uu Pan
iir Virtue! NherA >houIt CO.. but there where all
frpuolIcan Nrtu~ begins and end where the Pro-
m"thean hre i be rsndled until 1t shall finally
expire! where motives Turned and passions dsciplln
etE - the dumesIc ires.de and humble school here
ne American citizens is trained. Instruct him there
that It viii De enough that he can claim for his Gun
Try Lacedemonlan her,sm. the Italians boast
Terra potens CT ubere glebe;
but that than Spartan valur and mure than Roman
magnhcence required Of he Go, then We la5orers in
noble cause; her The young Catholic, and the Young
Protestant alike into tins nursery of Freedom and teach
them there that. although Religion has many and differ
ent shrnes which may BE- made the Offering n "bro
ken spirit. (which God viii despise yet that their
country has app tinted only altar and one sacrifice for
all her suns, aud that Ambition and Avarice must be
slain that altar, for it is consecrated 10 Humanity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PR EsIDENT

The snbjoned Table shews the Popular Vote uven
the last election for the three PRINCIPAL Cand for
President Of the United States. The figures in the Ia
Die epesen nearly the full Of all tie States except
Texas, frnm which official report has been receiv
South Car lima is included because the vote of that
State is given by her Legislature There were, in all
about fou thousand scattering votes which not
mera'-d in the table Most Of these scattering votes
Chat Is, 500 Of ,hem) given the States of New
York and New Hampshire.
Il will oe that the majority of General Tayler The
Wing candidate, Gen. Cas- the Democratic canJi-
dae, falls bat little short Of the majority obtained in
40 by General Harrison Mr. Van Buren, The
Wing maj ,rlty then LAG. 900. and nnw, without
Texas. il is l44,O0O. We presume tina, General Tay-
or's majority General Cas- would have been equal
y great there had ben no third candidate in the
field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
PUBIC PROCLAMATION

10 the People q pnginia and The Southern SfMt'
Having received ifornalinn from The INST reilaoIe
sources mn your natural allies" The Dniocracy of
me North" have determined in consequence OF the oe
fat Of their lllnsl1nus lender, Lewis Cass Esq to vote
hereafter or ecery tending to restrict shrery
,sithin the pnle of The Constitution, (WHICH, from
oolhey regard Tor your rights and Interests. they have
hetc' fire fs,!y} o an having - s:e''aH.d h..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
List GILL;!

4 TWELVE MONTHS HAVE ELAPSED SINCE
n | dLsov ed nv cnnnexion with the V ir n, J
give all indebted to the old firm,
the Courts Of the ali lining Counties, ard
pay til If old arrearage tetc tcees they expect
the claims be legal train Of collection An ndu
gence OF Give suf lent, all indebted will admit
small printers dcbt; and cannot the
time OF travelling around those indebted again. On
aud after the l day OF next January all then paid, will
he put in legal train OF collection without distinction
persons CHAS. w. STATlIAM.
lSlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
MORE NEW GOODS,

BY EXPRESS FROM THE NORTHERN CITIES
AN receiving splendid stock OF
Black and assorted Fringes,
Cherry co CURED Silk Velvet,
Velvet Rlbbons-Bonl. ct do.
Ladies Dress Goods, new styles,
French Collars, large lot 81 cts
Thread Laces and Edgings--with variety Of other
new and scarce goods
z. a second supply Of splendid BLACK FRENCH
and BELGIAN CLOTHS, Just received Also daily ex-
pecttd, another supply OF Lnseys, Fiannels snket
Nov. Pitts JNO J. PUiiNIS, Ag't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

negro man. The property Of Mr. $. wilkins, was
killed, on thursday last, far from Office, near
The head Of Main Street, BY being thrown from the wag-
on which he driving Fhe horses ran of and he
fell under the wheels and was killed Instantly.
80 There is NJ doubt that Gen Lass will he return
ed 10 the Senate Of the United Sa'e bv the Ieusle urs
4. Nj htg,.. gov in s,srsi
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% comparison. therefore. j: spoesrs Gen. Cass OBJ
tanned y electoral votes in minority States Than
General Taylor and tina, the majorlties against him il,
'hs same ~ere,la the aggregate. $40 mre than those
against sen iayio' 10 the States which he obtained
without beating both the opposing candidates.
Genera! Taylor received majrres in the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA,

The Legislature of Pennsylvania net the Is inst
The Hue being equally divided several ineff ctual bal
1T had been had for Speaker. The Wing majority
il The Senate g. II Viii s"nn be called upon u Elect
Senator Of the United States.
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pration to the Virginia Military iusnne for Tie sup
Dor, and education If five additional Cades, taken
up and after remarks in explanation by Nlr. StOval
and Mr. Dorman, passed
On nutlon If Mr.. Bnyers the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

o. II Will be seen that III Hose Company intend to
celebrate. BY soIree their IAN anniversary We hope
they may have delightful scene Of enjoyment on The
caSlUn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

John b Floyd, Esq. took the oahs of office and
tered upon the discharge ohs duties as Governor Of Vr-
gnia, on Monday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

o. Peter C. Brooks, one of the richest men in New
England. and BY far the 'arges property holder Of Bos
ton died The st inst His is valued al between
seven and eight millions. His taxes in Boston alone
generally about 100000 He was Tie father in.
law Of Edward Everett
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

The pnatI.n Of Washington is estimated now at
3D. 532 uIs-an increase fabout l2OOO since $40.
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O. We would cali the attention of our cilizens to the

o. We would cali the attention of our citizens to the
IRON railing, just erected around the Masonic Hall In
taste, elegance strength and durability, would be diff
';ut 70 ind is superior in any Of cities Ii does
great credit y Mr. a G Dabney, whose Foundry Vi
work was executed The railing and other external in
prove"enls set Of" very great advantage the Masonic
Hall, and make altogether an ornament to the town
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
NEWSPAPER CHANGES

5lr. Wright, one Of the fnnnders IF the Richmond Fx
amner, has dispsd Of his interest the paper u JOHN
NJ Daniel Esq who has. been for some time the prin-
cipaI editor
Mr.. Crane has associated with hin in the editorial de-
partmen of the Souherner, Mr.. U. o. Mayo. From
weekyhe Sou'herner has become daily,paper making
the fifth published il Richmond
!he veteran editor Of that sterling Wing paper, the
Baltimore Patriot has associated with him il the proprl-
etor,hp Messrs. Joshua jones and John f McJiIton,
both Of whom have long been assistants in the office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
Mr.. CLAY

The Legislature Of kentucky 5 now in session, and
one OF It's first acisw be elect Senator Of the Uni
ted States 10 supply the vacancy occasioned by the re
scnalion If Mr. Crli'eudrn-now filled Temporarily un
der nssecuiive appointment. BY Mr.. Melcalte There
can be 10 doubt, should Mr. Iay express lie slightest
INCLINATION t. return 10 public life that he Wit " tect-
ed From all that we have seen we incline u think that
he vi" be the successor Of tIr. Crittenden Tie Union
thinks his reapaance in the Senate would be the best
thing that could happen TO the Democratic party.
Gj' fhe Patriot contains correspondence between
certain Wings Of Amherst and Mr. Richard Powell
Ihese gentlemen request him 10 become the candidate
OF the Wing parry for in the House of DELEGATES
at the coming election. Mr. Powell accedes 10 the re-
quest. provided the Wings of the county, in public
meeting signify that his being candidate would be &C
ceptabl 10 them.
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Or per Mile
4ls,?53 o.
THF PRE>yDENrIA ELECTION

We give table to-day, shown. re full "Hical ,e
in'ns FROM all the States. except Texas and South Ca,
oIlna From the s.n 'rturns has. been hs and in IN
'her State. tn- people allowed 10 have any thing
t" do in the choice Of a President
An analysis of ibis table shows that Gen. Taylor OBJ
'a'et the votes Of the following: >tses.--wh plural
Ily auainNs MN Il, ach IS lndic -
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His WHISPERED Pandours and his fierce Huzzars?"
.LYNCHBURG & TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD.

LII NCI1DlI u .NNf-SSH4E n ALL ROAD.
We have received. 10 The shape Of legislative docu-
ment, very neatly printed pamphlet, Containing the
memorial TO the Legislature of the Stockholders Of the
Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Read the Report of ne
President, o. G. Clay ESQ., and the several Repors and
estimates of the Engineers Nessfs Dlmnock, Preyost
and Sanford, BY whom the whole was surveyed-
vi these we have already published the eoquenv writ
ten memorial We shall give. without delay the Report
of he President and such abstracts and extracts from me
Reports OF The Engineers as may enable readers
form toeraby correct Judgment If he feasibility of the
scheme. One bni be struck with the fact that
through country vough and mountains ~ for
Midahe, such easy grades are at s times commended
We give az Vressni only ,hs following yecopluatlon
% The surveys Of the thyte dis sons.
F rom Lym'hbu,g lob.
Lick, per Capt. Dim.
mock's Hep,s So n s.3cs, eS,S:0 90
+ rom Big Lick to Grip
pie Creek per Nr. Pre-
voss Report IS N 1850 f. ,.23; %. 81
From Cnpp. Cr.sA.o
Tennessee Line 81 ?.Os0 #. i|7032.. q
252m $50 T. 1891 OPS p
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HOU Sc OF DELEGATES.

NOHday. Jannary Ist, Io49.
The Rev. Mr. Gage, of he Universast Church, on
ened the session with prayer
The Standing Committees were called for reports.
VIII MOT PR0VISO
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232m $50 H. s3,3,l,O25 -
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u.,et.ruart the .,rout6 a.. Involvement, OF O o..
,.,. OH ,nth ba ra,ii ana yr,or.us f-~I So.
. saving tnat this a novy aud " % c,ntiuue 10 be-
the sat. Of thing. in y exon. The piice o. lum.
per. hoAever. Mi tai sui u = e. be de.tred lor
the Improvement Of the country thsttt sn,u.d.
A.ide ON IN. lumber, wnlcu vi be ccosunle %
1y the iuc-reslns demand ~ Oregon, sou Vli
bear an u,lud that q -egnI 20 fIrul,n .uuber not
,nfv flr the whole P.clhc cost but Tor the ssu5
Ntch les, is lol have no need Of steamers
there are plenty ot places wt-re mills are nov
90 operation, sud ~ he-e Yea caa procure n th-
uowtr you a sut. But would recommend you
e. locate At Lins CRY at me Falls Of WIutmette
The ages settlement IS a. the F.ils, aud there
destined L. be 'he gree, msl-isciurins town o'
the Pacific Coast. Lana hes on o. west.Ide of
The riger a. mis- plac. - tut = lev hundred iert
- ido srd q "a every facility for b-i giug--a hue
chance Tor New Yorker ~ lnyest Lis capital 81.
constru.tioz at.il-brldro
Aitclain. are h ID that country nov hy com
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Tr'hune frr CnIifnrr'n.

Th- ne-: r1njsro The T-ivas '-- California
Oregon and zoe s,odwish I,.a-5t. vii Re P-o'
N'hed on Tru-sdsy next. to 90 by the OH enc
C--soen, Cry T-o.s who Viso - send or cav
n1ubs-s O. this rspe- will 10 vel 20 leave 'hf''
orders a. on, cfics inansdistely, that they NV
10. be d'ssppoin,ed in ob.sining toer reg
copies. Tho number wi oontsia the P'ocee'''s,
II Congre,s ~ 70 Ire ,ips q going 70 press %
such Public Documents IS are laid before 49,
p-evi9us 20 The co,irg Of the N'l' hr re p'''n 70
twill be well 70 remember tnst lbs Psoar
prepared e.pe-islly 'or California, Oregon 'n' ''e
Sandwich I.lsnds-sli the news being s'''nFe"
and condemned FOR The purposs WIN P'f'''u y
care. F-om 'his ED from othe- causes ms eel
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