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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23
7 RON CALIFORNIA.

By the arrival Of the steamer Crescent
City at New Orleans from Chagres, news
from California to the lst Of Nay has been
received. Ii was brought TO Panama by
the California, which had been so long de-
tanned at San Francisco by the desertion of
her crew.
The accounts confirm all the previous
statements of the abundance of the precious
metal; indeed, they are far short of the
reality. The steamer Panama had arrived
at Panama and sailed for San Francisco :;
together they had taken all that were wait
ing passage at Panama. The California
would sail on the 18th inst. for the same
destination.
The California brought TO Panama ONE
MILLION dollars of California gold six
hundred thousand dollars of this amount
are on consi ignment; the balance belong
ing to some fifty miners who returned IN
her from the scene of their abors.
The California market appears 10 be
overstocked with everything but provisions
There were sixty vessels in the harbor
from different ports of the United States,
South America, and the Pacific Islands -
principally passenger vessels.
Col. HUGHEs, Capt. TILGHMAN, and the
party of Engineers who nave been for some
time past making explorations for Rail
Road across the Isthmus, arrived at New
Orleans in the Crescent City. They have
explored fine road, distance 4G miles.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23
Orl9tual articles.
For the Ga=eHe.
Causes of Failure in Business.

Mr.. Editor-The large number oil FaIi-
ures that have occurred in this section
within the last few years, should naturally
draw The attention OF those entering the
busy scenes Of life 10 the causes that pro-
duced this state of things. A writer in a
New England paper has furnished data,
ready to my hand, from which propose
TO show the astonishing aggregate amount
a small daily expenditure viii reach, when
compounded with interest. From table
published in the paper referred to, it appears
that
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23

and is certainly happy fellow; for he says
,ha. he has as much gold as he wa Is. He
showed stocking full as specimen, and
as you may well suppose, The ernlgfants
opened wide their eyes at the sight OF the
gliuering mass.
MAY I9h.-I'he cry is 'still they come.
Yesterday 50 wagons passed here, max
ing in all, 6J6.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23
BV THE STEAMER AMERICA.

The Steamer America arrived at Hall.
fax on Monday afternoon, with seven days
later intelligence from all parts of Europe.
Affairs on the Continent had undergone
no important change, though events had
been neither few nor lrfling.
ERAECR.-Ihe formation Of the new
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23
AN A ID R T S S
ON
Energy and Perseverance

Delivered before Temperance Dioision No. 80, et
The Sons of Temperance, al Lerrisfoaon, on
Wednesday Evening, JEne -, ls49.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23

NOTE.-The above address is published in eompsne.
with request made by S, F. GRgES, P. w. P, IoB
CLARK, w. A, and J. A. MATHEWS, c., who were a..
pointed by the Division solicit copy for publication
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23

Amounts 10,
An cxpendi- in 10 in 20 in 80 in 20
tuTe years, wears, ! wears, wears
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-23

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-Ne' aS
l subscribers, merchants Of the borough
Lewistown, agree to close our stores and "',. -,
act no business whatever, on the coming ="
day Of July. sc,
Charles Ritz, Jas. Mlliken, Jr' y -
F, e. Franciscus, Kennedy & PoF'eh
Frank & Slineheiser, W. J. Sterrett,
c. L. Jones. Francis Mcclure
Watson Il Jacob, John a. Steret''
Nusbaum, Brothers, Samuel Frank,
VIM. Marks & Son, J. Thomas,
Walter Lllley. +. j. Hoffman.
Geo BlymyeE Green's Medical i'F''
Lewistown, June 23, l@i9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
The Next Congress.

Inspired by the Wing disasters in Virginia, the
journal Of Commerce. that bird Of evil omen' be-
gin, already to cipher out Loco-Foco majority ia
the next House OF Representative. Taking Jour
teen Loco ocos from Virginia tBesle from the
XlYth District instead Of McConss, Wnis) It
makes the Members elect stand A'Hsfy W higs 70
Serenty-fre Locos-agaiust 20 to - IN the ate
House and thereupon says A" gam Of FIVE more
would give the Democrats the House as well as
the Senate" We demar, in the first place -
the correctness Of this statement, although we al
nit the probability that, If we count a. the ultra
Slavery men and all the Anti Slavery men against
the Wings, we may make ont an snti-Whig ma
jority IN the House. Bat tie Journal has no risht
20 put such men as Preston King, Van Buren
Free SOier, and Isaac z. Holmes, Southern "a
matte bat Taylor man, both in its Democratic
column, as IL does. You cannot - mix and mark
them with fairness The Members Of the House
already chosen should be classified IS follows
kszr EonOre,f nh T0ur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
uorrId Murder MT Philadelphia Markets., &c
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ptfr .urr ptr. Tridsv Nav


PmLADELrmA Friday, May l.
oar C.iy for the last forty-eis hi hours has been
the scene Of one brutal murder attempt At murder
which was very nearly successful as the victim -
horribly stabbed by dix In deren, parts Of bis body,
and one attempted suicide. vii give you briefly the
names Of the parties and the Yesterday
morning. schuylki bos,mnn, named Patrick Carroll,
cruelty beat and choked 10 death his wife al his resi-
dence near Fsrmouut. The news OF this murder had
scarcely reached the center OF our metropolis
We were startled BY the report oi smother bloody
tragedy scarcely inferior IN character % the Langtodt
affair. gen;eel looking man entered The dwelling Of
q Mr. McCanJrss 1t the corner 81 Twelfth and Marion
sta las, evening about O'Clock and after iew mo
m-nts private conversation. suddenly attacked him
with a dirk the blade u which was some ak inches in
and stabbed him several times each time driving
the dagger up O. The hilt The escaped The
laird occurrence Is also most melancholy one. Mr.
Jacob Rstne respectable tailor, residing Ia kensng-
ton and known Clerk 10 the Board If Commission
era Of thai District attempted o. commit suicide last
evening BY shooting himself lie discharged bal
from a six barreed revolver which penetrated HE
breast sbove the heart, and lodged in the lung he 10
not expected 10 survive.
The receipt u telegraphic dispatch announcing the
arrival ~ the America with days later sdvicss
from Europe, hss rather unsettled the market for
BresdsiuHs and Cotton and I'll buyers and sellers
hold OF and decline operations until after the receipt
of their private letters sales OF 3OO bbis good Western
Flour were made last evening at 81 SIT per Dbl and
, 600 bush Penn Yellow Corn this morning, before
the arrival Of the news AZ - cts weight About 100
hhjs Maisnzss OF inferior quality sold private
terms Whisky-the last sales IN hhds and bbls
| At p cts.
s4Irs o. srOcKs-F1a BOard-s2OO T. 5 War
Bounty Scrip lOl a. coo : Loan 10, g.. ll2 100
| Grsrd Bank l3t 50 Union Canal ny 81 OOO VII
ningtou RR 81 IS s6Sg state -. 3. Mechanics
| Rank Pot $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds, 60 81 $50 Ches
4 Del Canal Is, So $500 state 81 81 $1,000 sch
| Nav 6. 40.
Second Board-S3 200 Ches and Del Canal 6s s6i %
Norris Canal ~ so Harrisburg kR Sc se s92 stsle
"a s3i b 500 Wilmington RR -, = 50 so State s.
s3l: sou : Bank. . Mechanics Bank, ~ % Nor
ris Csns - 500 : Loan 0s. SO i06i = 600 Read
ing RI Bonds, 80 30 Reading RR, -. - OO0 Cincln
\ matt BOncs o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
Our California News.

The Herald Of yesterday asserts that the intel
Isencs from San Francisco TO March 9th. pub
lisbed exclusively in The Tribune Of THURSDAY,
was no news at all, bat Manufactured by as out Of
old advices The bastard who made that charge
knew il was false when he uttered 1t. The news
published BY us was copied from 10 newspaper
as bis boasted advices Of Monday were but COL
lated by Us from a number aboriginal letters writ
ten in Ssn Francisco 10 the 9th OF March and San
Bias 70 the 10Th, as we originally stated. Not
one line Of California news that We printed on
Thursday was made up from anything but the
original letters Aforesaid and If any one viii
make it an object TO provs their authenticity and
the correctness Of the dates aforesaid, we will
place them beyond cavil. Otherwise, we choose
to rest here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
AND MONEY MATTER
Sales st the stock Excsasse
aEcnNn nnAnn


faIDAY Msyf-P
There was generally heavy Stock Market %.
day and the Transactions we're modera,e Govern.
rnents we're In fair demand Treasures sold AZ o. the
Loan Of 1861 1t lllI The principal obstacle 10 move
mens In Walls 10 st the lack Of outside ooerston
With an easy Money market and another million Of
Specie arrived, Stocks are falling
The drawers OF Sterling are firm and soma u them
decline 10 name price Some erstcla.s bills sold Il
= v cent Some Of tho leading drawers believe st.f
IIog Is going TO u Y cent
There is a good deal Of activity in Freights st
firm rates About 5000 bush Corn have been ogsssd
st6V7d In bulk Cotton at ID In British hnd sl6d Ia
American. Heavy Prslghts 25s and 1000 bills Ro.n Il
"a 3d. To Havrs the packet 10 nearly fal At 3. IOd-
To Glssgow some Provisions we're taken at 3Os and
Cotton at Q J2d
There is no change 70 note in the Money mar
ket, which continue. easy 7ai0 y cent for paper
and Gal per csent for collateral loans Tho Bank. arc
discoUnting freely.
The Money market 10 working quite eAiy at Boston
and the Banks are doing moot Of tbs good business ps
per Offering. stocks were arm. The totsl Imports u
Specie at Be'son since Jan. have been sGla 525. IL
porn s57669. The business Of the so.lk Bank IN I'd
current money during the year 1872 reached huBd
red snd seventy millions Of dollars and the amount
Se"- ~ "asJ - i0fsf Is muNOas dOiihrs
new Bank 10 about n be established a.
Bridgeport, c. TO be called the " Farmers Bank"
The books Of the New Haven and New London
Railroad have been opened at Kew Haven with fair
prospect Of success.
new Railroad Company called the Psqoa
Railroad and improvements Company hss been organ
lied under Charter from the Pennsy wanna Le.i,ls
ture. Much Of the stock 10 owned 10 Esw.York sLd
the Officers Of the Company are william :. Ws,more
President. Moses Taylor, Treasurer Urah IIendreks
Matthew Morgan. Angus, Belmont, Henry q sisbbins
| Charles A. Heekscher, new.York Isaac Lea william
A. Blanchard, Philadelphia, Directors The Ofics Of
| the Company Ia at "A Wslls The North A-Dicss
gives the foiosng particulars In relation 10 the Com
| psuy
ErposOu' n he na' of. P.ssi Com ps1y ts7sp.3 a.
sn sctaos ssas hAv. osss epsn-s ~ ofihsm assrsgs -
ai ne rlos - let iaekass. u eos aeaos,
81 esfbon<ss ssd ordss Of sr.t To D.ts
he coal -nh accessible several vii ss.bs the Conrsg
b NICE arg q1snffss - a sosisost
he ert 70 msfks ~ Be- ksruaf Of shout 10
q seh are nssns By The Dspha ard ssqa CO
Company t- % lie Dssphn
mics above Hsr-surg descensas grade rh<h
st@ts g. ts1spor,
ss esr,rs sss0st point sssrs Hs sssq s.ssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
81 THE MIDNIGHT SOLTHERl HALL
IlRGINIA ELECTlON.

XlyM Dnfrto.-Our papers received last
night, shed 10 new light on the result ia this Dis
trict, the only one with respect to which any
doubt remains
Lt D~fuc,-Here We have precise returns
from four Counties ont Of eight IS follows
Wait. I.,n Watt. VI .oa.
Ise Of Wight. 80 msj Southampton 1913 $40
Nsnsemond BE 2i7 Sussex ..-.-.. = 81
Total. ......................7s9 IleJ
According to this, Wilson's majority Is Oh more
than by orr previous returns.
ma District From THIS we have only the
Official vote Of Bedford, which is for GeegIn 9i7.
Powell C00-making Goggins majority in that
County only 81 twas before reported to BE- 800.
KIM Distrct--Edmundsons majorities are
stated as follows
Allegheny, l33 Roanoske, 1872, Monroe, 30 Pulaski
% Montgomery ~
Anderson has q majority in two precincts but
this ia nothing, of course. a correspondent OF the
Richmond Enquirer says that Edmundson ma
iority will exceed 200. Csss had only 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.


AxEsc.s Musrrw = Constantly ehesred ard ssc,o,
aged he presence u overvhe rg sutieno-s Ne M,
ureus and L9Gs ks,r 10 throw more ard sp,t
ara vgOr 10 their performances AZ each sucfessve rsrr
sertso,. The prescnt wees hss been of be
ees'al Ia The hsory q The MnssUm Loais E..sr IN
marie exercises The nsgnfceoi eonbsi scene ~ Jas
and Phnpp hsrrnSu ibs bottle svoutOns Of ise 81
with Great WeseFr's mels1ee, ard The sukiua<osnie
mime sopersdcet 10 the other ehtsciets have brClsA
golden srisi TO BsTncr's mill
sFsfxc STILES sTsAw HAS yoR CHiLDsES n.
sub,cribes s prepared with Bis exhibition q sp,,
..yles Of fancy Hats fer Children. snd respectfully q,
nouoe.s to the sdss hat they sIsmse In ia room,
appropriated expressly for his pGrpose. cre Of Tie chss
nos varied AMI sessng stocks Of goods q 1s descps
that las ever orsn 10 Tho pubic in sny city " q.
Uritei sass The subscriber has paid much sasasioss
this department Of hs business, and BY The seavy Of Ia
sgert In Paris sOd by the employment q he noe, seeor
pshsd vok people IN This country. las saecedee q coz
brisg oil The elegsnc.es std noveuss proeursble, IN u.
production Of light elegant ssefs ard economical SEE.
Hss and Caps for Children. The In which ke.,
beautiful srucl,s displayed 10 appropriated sxpr,.,
for that purpose J. n GESiN. 9ls Broadway,
opposite 81 psaTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
DIED.


AD :, oi coa'sIpsaa. JOSHUA HARDcAsTIK. "a o.. "a
yea 90 hs
Tho relatives AFT -ud, Of ~ sHy a. those Of 600 ais
0s0fs White, repeatedly invited 10 st-li be- aass b. lf
Sunday stffao'u ffk och BE- f-.isues lI Chrs
- sNfout auhsr infI'atnfa
Nay Ms MARY fAsNiS6.
tas h~nfs ~ 10 i.niy, tgshsr vii fL0sa
isu~ -, aFtsi siisrd fH h-r
isrc-. - h~u, u 90 saturday Afternoon af gH.iasa
On ffdsF n"ranx Apri AFTER
Chs MELINDA JONES. vie Of Thsns. "
d. hsf 81 d. A s-fnaa ; Jnf -. ai "A
fhs ssfscss el tse place - lisns Cunt 0a T1nf
Ntlamsblfshs - soss-s, sa4i.r
if-nt- li tie tssiy repeatedly invited fn sf.Hf
% fhat.dsy r'ofniug M.y ,. JOn> q MERRITT
hs nsnd, are uuly lttsf o. at'@1f
Houston q % issflfdayl ansruooa 0eoct ~ihna s.f
On nlar.a.y. Arnl p of p,n5.s GERsEos L,KE si. Of
sre-usHi-. 0lssu~ 60 sod 4, yes.
To in~nfs ~ 'h- iAuy al ne fr@rilg rrfs1
~ - ~ fli invited sglsy
asfaoof, fh oct coss hs rs.nslcs Lac
~ Jsus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
BY TtlEG9sPg 10 1ae NEM.Yaak IaI8UKE.
Parliamentary Pennon'
for Recall OF the Governor si2neo
by Thousand.-streen Quiet-firsi
Arrival or the Season.

No~rzEAr Friday. Nay - IN.
IL The Assembly to-dAyIMr Holmes gave motto
Of TN % incorporate the p. Lawrence ana
Ctsnp.ain Canal Company. stating PosluVey
that the necessary funds we're al ready.
Toe petitions for recall Of the Governor, Lo'u
Ei9in. have been n1msro1sy signed. and Il IS
though. ,sata request to tn, effect will pass II
present session.
Navigation TO this point having opened the hr't
ship Of the season arrived to-day. There Is moth
ing else important worth transmitting things re-
main perfectly q1ist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05

The Editor Of TAs TriSEss WAS Gov Noungs "triend
An All the dave OF his Gubernsorsl power Day Book
IT, The above ia not true. Gov. NoOng's term
commenced with the year lsa7 and ended with
ls4s. For the latter OF his two years-'hat IS
from the appearance OF his War Nesssse-'he
Editor of The Tribune was in no sense the friend
of IN. Governor-never praised him, wrote to hum
nor smoke to him. He never had any iavors o.
Young nor sought any, but supported his election
and approved gsneraly of his official acts until the
appearance OF that Message, indicating mora
obhquity which we could not overlook 50 we
b.uled OF and made noon tor The Day-Book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
CrrY ITEMS.


Es-,ra Be-shsr D Ply sso-A TsD-rsse ., Brooi
I Hsrrs-St<yvssz1t as;iiats hfnaf~V-A " "a
~. ,,a sf suHsx th 80 r~satg ihirs stA "
H.stce xorrs-W --isy,n Chsp., Mulberry - \ NJ
fsrs- 4 Coz d DFy r-ruth Tso~rrsc~ bnoA ya-Af-aA<
H. Go A. Srnsessy-Ah ssd hs-sS
Cts 6 so1z-rs-Cels-an. Brcsf~sy-A N tsf f'-,-<
r rh htrtsi sDd haros-F scd ~
b. Rsa-1 ngn1s. 80 Chtcs. II 0rsnt a. ks-nn< E
ksr T x N.r Ns-~y Chsr~i, hsios-ry 81 ffe-ae
Hsr = Grrg- Ch1rfa Martss 49, II 'rru-- n
st-sy a Corey To- n o.. Rsptst char, h-kv-nn<
Ha-~cr B--cx-f s.d Mot-n " n sna kFs,i's
RsT Nr C,s-Cong-gat al Chunh. STts~atA ~
R.hof -nanu--,' Caarch-PN
proL ka-h-S.s-ty L1rary Bn.4-sy-krrf
Rev ~ >'-r-rn'ru Churrh >rt->nA -
Hs SOFA { isur~ranS- 1f.I Bfoa1 ray -krs1ils
VISA r.ton hk He.isr Ror-ry-Sscout Adsrti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05
FRANCE.
uoinrs In The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Italy,

DOings In the acknowledgements In ithiy'
The a4Airs Of the Continent still 10 avery di'
tracted state though there bright spots in the
general gloom.
In the National Assembly on Monday the President OF
the Couacil u Minister. made communication rea'
tive 20 the Intervention Of France In Italy de stated
in substance that the effect Of the victories gained by
the Austrans over the Pedmon,ese forces would oe
felt lhrou shout the whole Of Central IIay-thaia crisis
appeared be- imminent IN the Roman states and that
France could not remain indifferent 20 such state Of
things he added ,ha, the protection Of nsiive' Of
France resident In Itsy-the necessity OF maintaining
the legitimate influence which France longer pos
sessed in Italy and the desire which the French Gov
eminent felt contribute toward obtaining for the no
man people good government based upon liberal IN
situations rendered it duty OF the Cabinet to make
use Of the liberty which the Assembly bad granted to
it by It's vote Of III. Goth Of March 10 occupy temPors
ry some par, Of the territory Of ihs, Peninsula
The minister said that II impossible for him to
enter upon farther desils Out OF the Intervention OF
France would arise eicscous guarantees for the in
Of the French policy, and for the cause Of ber
iy Ga finishing his speech, ~ Dillon Barros read
project oi law granting credit 10 the Government Of
10000 francs to meet the additional expenses
ql.ed for the support on Wn footing for three
months Of the troops forming the expedition.
Al the request OF the Minister the Assemsly imme-
distely met IN i;s brretu, TO appoint Comrnte to
make repor, the ursoncT Of tbe proie Of law in
question. The communicable Il the council was lis
tened to by the Assembly with profound silence.
Jules presented the report Of the Committee,
which unanimous In favor OF the urgency demsnd.
cd By the Government A debate ensued on the PrnJd
OF law proposed by II OdN9n Barro,
The first clause Of l,g00c00 francs, 70 enable the
Government TO meet the expense OF putting the expe
dition to Civita Vccchia footing. was passed
by vote Of 39j 70 - making majority In favor of
the Government OF III.
The second clause was passed without division OF
the Assembly On the final division the vote stood for
the bill 3 against it 100, making a majority Of 81
but on this occasion the mount4nT having sbstsned
from voting the total number Of votes was only i99
which one less than the number required by the reg
ulaton,. The vote was consequently not full.
second vote taken on the question on Tuesday,
when the measure was carried By majority Of Be-
10 lJl.
IL appears from the accounts from Paris, that the
Government have determined TO send army OF 1900
TO Rome TO as.i., the Pope Gen Oadlnot to command
The President Of the Council says that will be
taken TO secure free and liberal Government. 10 the
ROmsn people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05

u The Independent, the new Congregational
organ in our City, has an actually Christian letter
from Paris on the Social question Is this weeks
issue We ask those who cannot believe on
hearsay to call at the office POI Wilham-st and
get the paper. The Christian Inquirer the beau
tifOl and able organ Of the Unitarians, has also an
exposition OF Socialism from the conservative
side, bat honest, and clearly distinguishing -Four
ierism" from Communism. The PeoplS has a
power leader on French affairs, taking the Work
ing Mems side, and promises the Republican Ad-
dress next week You were right, Gahleol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05

FAsHoNAsLS EcoNoNY and rHE Ttsr.-Whee yea o.,
sgsrtensn eomirs Of The Hat establishment Of Kso1
is Fulton wearing new ard spened four.dol. IA.
put him down u sensible Why pay .vs tor...
for hsi. when round tho corner Al hSoNs you can %.
one FOR tvsr. good n not he''erl krox syousr tan
CELnkrs's LxGsoRS AND FASc1 srR.s Hmm.
subscriber has Just received sewers q Ao,,,rs,
hsris Straw Hats some entirety rev Syles trimmed -,h
besunf1l straw lsee umuings Lsdis are re.s.evsD,
invited call ard examine hs rich ara vU.a .ee,
dren's Summer Hss wM BANrA % csosl.
myi?r cor o. woo.,.c,
~ CooL sOMNts Cars Fos IOCN. ssN .Np Yfr-,
OF the lssss i,sus by GsNS airy novel ara tasteful
patterns ard varied colars Of Sumner hhre .ps 49,,
inpereepu0ls hgsness ref eshine TO he w..r.r n "a.
'ea'on Of warmth GENIN, IA srosd-sy.
opposi;e ~ Psars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05

VIReIKIi-When the returns are oil in, 1t Will
be easy to show that the Wing vote in Virginia
10 better this year than the average OF the four or
eight preceding. The Safe is Loco Foeo-there
s no doubt Of that-and the Loco-Focos who voted
tor Gen. Taylor have gone back 30 their old party
but the Wing vote is as heavy now as almost ever
before. We lose Bolts, Goggin and Irving IN
Wing Districts by divisions few Wings OF
Richmond Charlotte and Amherst Counties having
chosen to elect their Loco-FocO opponents
Flournoy. who was elected two years since 10y
one majority, is now beaten 10y e'cht-and Forbes
Is lost by h6y-t'co. handful OF votes In those
Districts would havo changed the whole aspect OF
the case. Powell has beaten Goggin by personal
button. holding in Amherst, but II the polls had
been kept open in Albemarle as they were In all
the Loco Foco stronsholds, Goggin must have
been returned. Bsyly is retained from Aceomsc
hy the force Of ultra Slavery alone. There was
never such run OF III luck entirely ON one side,
but il is purely luck and nothing else. Five hun
bred votes in the right places with the Wins vote
concentrated in the Richmond District, would have
given us the Delegation, though now We are next
TO now here. Never mind-Virginla and Connect
sut don't quite balance NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05

Vienna papers of the lih furnish positive sniormA
,on Of the occupation Of The important position taken
BY the Hangsrisns The details Of ia' 'enon are
sten By the Gsrmsn papers and are to the effect ha'
wndisehsra,r 3, the bead OF bis best regiment op
posed the progress Q. the HuusariAns IN the oreeon
Of Comorn aercs snss cement eLsued, in wnen ne
superior tactics OF the Mag yars proved Frsssnoe-
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INDIA.
Er.ti-h Victory.

The detail. OF the battle Of Goojerat confirm the re-
port Of the Ini. mail Of the lih March Of the victory
gained By Lord Cough The British captured 81 Of the
- guns which the sisbs brought ato action together
with all their camp, magazine. ammunition, s. The
loss on the part of the Britain was ch'ers and ~
men killed The Of the PunJaub if ccnsdered a,
an end