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Offices, IS Albany Road, London, England.
TINE Directors beg to announce that there will
i be drawn for Grand Series of Portraits of all
GREAT DERBY RACE
The drawing will be conducted upon those hon.
orable principles which have hitherto given great
satisfaction, and secured TO the above Association
such extensive patronage; and that while the past
success and high estimation in which the Club is
held are subjects OF pleasing cougratuaton to the
projectors they encourage endeavors for still fur
Their development of their plan. For the future,
therefore, the number of prizes will be extended TO
the portraits of all horses that entered for each
particular race-Non- Starters as well Winners
and Starters. The following list is open:
5000 Members 10 each Glass
FIRST CLASS, tl0. 2p DITTO, 70. 30 DITTO, Ell
Parties can have more shares in each or
either OF the different classes.
Those Members who draw the portraits of first,
second and third Horses, the other starting Horses
also those that do not start, (but which entered
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The drawing will take place ten days before the
Races.
Portrait Of FIRST Horse-First Glass, EGO, 900:
Second Class, fl0 900; Third Glass, e., 900.
Portrait Of Second Horse.-First Class, 6 10, 900;
Second Class, e., 900; Third Class 4 4 900.
Portrait Of Third Horse.-First Glass; $4,000;
Second Class, e., 500; Third Glass, $500.
Divided amongst the Portraits of Stariers.-First
Glass, $4,000; Second Class, f2,5oo; Third Class,
$500.
DECIDED amongst the Portraits Of Non Start1s.-
First Class, 900; Second Class, $4,000; Third
Class, FL 900.
The number Of prizes to be distributed in each
Class are 209 that being the number of horses en-
tered for the race. All letters to contain a remit
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JOHN BURRIDGE, esq,
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sent with the fortunate numbers each subscriber
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demonstrate who are the patriots Of the
country, saa the trus characters ofmens
THEE

On Monday and Tuesday our citizens passed
through one of the most stoutly ieontestedpelee-
lions we have had these many years. The
wings, who are always ~vigilant and true to their
party, were more active and Jealous than usual,
contesting every inch of ground, from the open
ing of the polls on Monday to their close on
Tuesday evening.
At IL o'clock Tuesday, one Of their candid
ates was beaten badly beaten beyond redemp-
ton, by ST the forces the wings could rally and
bring into the field; therefore something more
must be done-extraneous influences
must be brought to bear-the assistance Of Ben
ton men must be secured. During Monday the
Benton men chiefly voted for Fagg and Tate,
but on Tuesday seeing that Draper was behind,
the cry at the polls by them was Fagg and ORA
per. Wings themselves cared no longer for
Tate, seeing that he was already probably elect
ed, and freely traded their votes with Benton
men-Fagg for Draper. Hence the vote Of ORA
per, that before had been far behind Tate's, &C
'tually gained on the latter candidate. a.
Single handed and alone, the democracy could
have carried their entire ticket t.iumphantly.--
The withdrawal of English was the salvation OF
the wings. Though defeated, the democracy are
not discouraged-they will "pick their AiEts and
it again." An equal amount Of energy, &C.
tivity and zeal with the wings would have car
ried our ticket, even over this strange and un-
natural coalition. The vOteis now understood TO
stand a. follows fnrthe several candidates:
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GThe woes Of human life are relative.
The sailor springs from his warm couch to
climb the icy top-mast at midnight, with
out q murmur-while the rich merchant
complains of the rafting of the cart which
disturbs his evening repose. In the time
of peace, we announce the breakage Of g
bone as a "~melancholy event"-but in
war, when we read of the slaughter Of out
neighhors and thousands of the enemy, we
clap our hands and shout "glorious victo-
ry."
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ELECTION RETURNS.

In addition to, tbs returns published in
this paper, we have information through
the st. Louis paper Of others, making the
as far as heard from, as follows:
''Whigs elected to the House 80; anti Benz
ton democrats 90; Benton men l2.
To the Senatc-Whig II. anti Benton
o, Benton /. This statament
does not include Senators who hold their
seats another session.
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PuRsrir OF PLEAsuRE.-Cast an eye into
the gay world; what see we, for the most
part, but a set of %querulous, emaciated,
fiuttering, fantastical beings, worn out in
the keen pursuit Of pleasure; creatures
that know, own, condemn, deplore, yet
still pursue their own infslicity? The de-
monuments Of error! The thin re.
mains of what is called delight Young.
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Benton is daily growing more and more crazy
about his own merits and performance s. He
thinks that the Senate never votes except under
TIE light Ofhis wisdom. He believes that when
Senators adjourn for dinner. il is because he
is hungry: and when they go home at night it is
because he is sleepy. IN
We expect soon to hear that it is by his per-
mission that the sun shines. Even now he
up at that resplendent luminary with a
.pstronizing air which seems to say, Solitary
and alone I etthat ball in notion
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THE DEMOCRACY ABROAD.

Whilst the public mind here is absorbed
with the returns from Missouri, which is
not so favorable to the Democracy as we
could wish, the news from abroad is cheer
ing indeed. North Carolina, the old North
State, 30 long bound down by the iron
bands Of whiggery. has boldly thrown her
|shackles from her limbs and xheeled into
the democratic line. The full returns have
not been received, but sufficient to ensure
a complete triumph to the democratic tick
ct. .. 49,.
IOwA.-The News from this young dem
%ocratic giant is also cheering. The usual
democratic majOritiss, as far as heard from.
are invariably obtained by the democracy;
in many instances they are enlarged.
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DEATH FROM CHoLERA.-Mr. Henry G.
Broaddus, for severals years a resident Of
Palmyra, Mo-, and more recently Of Shell
byville KY, died yesterday morning, on
board the steamer Federal Arch, after a
few hours illness. Mr.. B. was on a visit,
with his family, to friends and relatives in
Missouri, and was first attacked at the
Quarantine Station, a short distance below
this city. The corpse was placed in . me-
tai coffin and taken up the river last eyen-
ing, on board the steamer Mary Stevens
Republican. 80 =" {
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aa5 FRIDAY---.a day of Omu,ous EyiL.
It is a somewhat singular fact, saw a.
Boston Journal, that Prof. Webster Coz.
mitted the murder on Eriday--.he was =.
rested on Friday---the verdict ofthe Corn.
|ner's inquest was made public on Friday
lone of the regular days, selected for Ii.
to visit him at the Jail was on Fridsy---the
final decision of the Executive wa, given
on Friday, and the e~xseusisa ofthe priso-
ner is to take place on Friday seas's1ira
The BEE adds to these singular coincidenss
that it was also on Friday that Professor Web
ster told Pettee the falsehood that DR.. Park
man had, under alteration of mind, put his
business out of his hands, into those Of Mr..
Blake, and that he (Pettee) would have no
further trouble with him, because he (Webster)
had settled with himi--it was on Friday that
Pettee paid Webster the $50 check-it was
on a Friday that Webster ordered the '6n box
Of Waterman---it was on a Friday that he bur!
chased the fish hooks and twine--it was On a
that he purchased the acid. Of Thayer..
it was on a Friday that he tried toget the blood
from the Massachusetts Hospital--snd It wss
on a Friday that Prof. Webster stepped iDk
Brighan's and took a mutton chop .saq.i
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The vote for Sheriff and Assessor we have
been unable to procure, but II is understood Civ.
ems and Arthur are elected by large maiOri'ies.
Forgey, Kelley, and Campbell are elected
County Court Justices. :. n. 2,
Buffalo. To,Onstip.-4ic Massie, John Price
and Joseph Mcbride are elected Justices Of the
Peace. James E. eileen, Constable-of course.
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SENSIBLE INTERPRETATIoN.-We saw ex-
hibited on our streets, a few days ago, q
strange looking picture, the ugliest looking
thing thst could be formed by awkward
ness and Stupidity was evidently intend
ed for a Donkey. with a dilapidated coon
astride Of his back, led by a groom, and
labelled "for Salt River" The curious
gathered around, anxious to discypher its
meaning. Some Thought it represented
Porter on his Donkey going to Congress,
others that it was intended for Henderson
|journeying to Salt River-tl.e presence of
the coon, it was thought, would not Justify
this Interpretation. All were in doubt, till
a rag, evidently a warm friend Of Col.
Benton, began to choke with ire and NUT
ter something about Insult to the Benton
party. "Do'nt you see," said he, "the
d. n coon riding into power Oh the back
of a jack assr'
MoRAL-The wings going into power on
the back Of Benton's party.
The picture eminated from the Record
Office. .". .''
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ELECTION RETURNS:

We have received as yet returns from but
few counties, hone officially. We gather from
our exchanges the following reported returns:
LINCOLN COUNTY. ..
CoNoREss-G. Porter (whig) 666
II " Henderson (Dem.) 469
STATE sENATE-Allen Whig) ,' ga
Krskle denton Dem.) 273
Gilmer liant" 900
HOUSE OF REP.-C. U. Porter (Whig) sos
''' Womn6ack (suti. Benton D } 440
. Huston {" tl" .") 39a
Monkey Denton DENY 249
Armstrong eO4
Marion County.-Porter s12; Henderson 607.
Wing Representatives elected by lsssened ma
%josties. ~ .., O..
Leris County.--Green's majority 60. Patter-
son, anti Benton, beats Tate, wing, IS majority
gain. .'a'> Isl.
Scotland County.--s. s.. Richardson, anti
Benton, elected Representative by a large ma
jority. ..,. ~
Knor Cosnty.--Shotten. anti-Benton demo-
Graf, elected representative. Democratic gain.
Clark County.-Sanford, whig, elected Rep
resentative as usual. 't~'.sf'
81. Louis County.-Inthe city and county the
whole wing ticket has been elected, excepting
two or three minor Offices. '
Cape Girardeau County.-Two anti Benton
Democratic candidates for the House of Repre-
sentatives elected. Bowlin beats. Darby, wing,
81 votes. 80 '8i
Scott County.--Anti- Benton democrat elected.
.Modison Ceunty.--Lindssy, Benton candidate
ag4 .a e.:. - 70 ~
Montgomery coahty.-P Porter 1874, Hsnder-
son 24S. D. E. Bryan. Democrat, elected.
Monroe County--Green rurs ahead of his usu-
al majority in this county. One anti Benton and
one wing reported elected to the House Of Rep
resentative'. aa.a 754f q ..n
franklin CouNrY.-Porter's majority
reported about 200 over Henderson,
Judge Hunt { Benton receiving the Benton
strength. ,.;6 ..a;...t .groa ., .~.rn-ur.
ST. CHARLES CoUsTY.-.Portsr's MAORI.
ty bstween5 & 400. Two Benton candi-
dates slectedto the House Of Representa-
tsvest91GfT mustseIt -229I aEF Hahi7a'tI
Ste, Geneyieye.-q.Whig elected to the
House. q Dutchmenda anti Benton largely
ahead for the Senate. J; bio aa" ~'ol
Boone Caunty..-For Congress- John G.I
-A-AT-H - - . 4 '-f1sFI4 - esl 4
Miller sl9, Jas. s. Green COG; John Miller
'g.lst7 .. j
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E5-Mr. Crittenden has resigned the Office
Of Governor of Kentucky, and gives .
short notice Of It in the Commonwealth
stating his rsasons. He accepts the place
in the Cabine: rendered him by Miiisrd
Fillmore. 81"
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q have brought you this bill until I am
fairly tired Of it, said the collector to
a creditor, upon whom he had called at
least forty times. 10
"YOu are ehP" cody rejoinsd the eredi-'
tor. -..r
ayes I ann was the response.
"Wsll, then you had better not pressntis
again. There win be two Of us pleassa Z
you do motif to tell the truth I'm sick ed
tired Of seeing that idsntcSl bill myself 'n~
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EH+Mrs. ANA s. Stephens, Mrs. Kirk.
land, I. Buchanan Read, and others of the
american 1~itersti, ere now in Englsnd.-
Yaase, with rescott, Story, and several
Whe bad preceded them, form Q brilliant
representation of republican talent.
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u The special act of the Legislature
to establish q Probate Court in this county,
was adopted by the voters of the county.
A majority of the citizens not voting at all
upon the subject. A special election will
be held in November, we presume, for the
election of Judge. The Judge will be his
own clerk. 49, /,
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Messrs. Webster, Corwin, and Hall, are
now dischargiDg their duties as heads Of
their respective departments. Mr.. Graham
and MIR. Crittenden have accepted the ap-
.Pointments conferred on them, and will soon
be in Washington. Gen. Scott is acting
as Secretary Of. War and Com. Warning.
ton as Secretary of the Navy, for a few
days.
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GA lady who had been just three days
married, perceiving her husband enter stole
secretely behind him and gave him a kiss.
The husband was angry, and he said she
against decencyl "Pardon me-"
exclaimed the lady, 81 did not know it was
you"
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G.Some body tells a story Of a discon-
ISOLATE widOwer, who On seeing the remains
Of his wife lowered into the grave, exclsi-
med, with tears in his eyes: "WeH," Pvs
lost cows, but never had anything to cut
me up like this.
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LIST OF LEr7Eas.-Fifteen columns Of
the st. Joseph Gazette are occupied with
the list Of letters in the post Office at that
place. The letters number ,fve thousand
and fUe, most of them doubtless addressed
to California emigrsnts. ,..
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For State senate-Gordon, (whig s27;

For State Senate-Gordon, (whig) 1927;
YOu6gy whig,}Ts.
For Representatives-Two wings and
on esdemocrat anti-Benton) elected.
Hazard Counfy.-Green 1874, John G.
Miller AL; John Miller 10.
For House-Two members: Lebree,
anti Benton 956; J.B. Clark (whig) 72l;
Thomas jackson, (anti- Benton 394.) ~
Morgan County.-Senate, Scott, (Anti)
I26s, George ". Miller, (Benton) 299.
acknowledgement is electdd to the
House. ovsr Ross, (Anti) and Robinson,
{ wing } by lOl. g.. aa1=.HI ".Ef.
Warren County, Congress-Porte
wing, majority over Henderson. dem., ITO.
State Senate-Jeffries, Anti Benton, ma
jority over Jones. Benton, 100.
Shelby County.-This Democratic coun-
ty is all right. j. F.. Benjamin, anti Ben
ton Democrat elected to the Legislature,
and the gallant Green leads the field, not
withstanding "Old Ugly" was in the way.
Randolph County-sends two anti Ben
ton democrats to the House of Representa-
~tives, Garth and Homer, by handsome ma
~jorities.
Macon County has followed suit. Ro-
land, anti Benton democrat, beats his whig
competitor llS votes. ~.
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T-Ths' New York Evening. Post says
that the old horse of Gen. Sanford, which
walked after the hearss on Tuesday, being
mistaken for sold Whitey,n had all the
hair pulled out ofhis tail. The poor beast!
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There are FIVE ~clergymeu of the protest.
ant Episcopal church professionally engs-
.ged in California, and they have sent home
an earnest appeal that six more may be i'm.
mediately dispatched thither. the field
is the world.'
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N-An extraordinary surgical operation
was lately performed, which was the COM
plete removal of the patient into another
world. The physician is doing well.
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l-The message and orders from Prssi-
dent Fillmore appear officially in the No
tionaI hteNigencer, instead ofthe Repu6-
&c. -
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THOMAS EWING has been appointed by
the Governor of Ohio, to fill the vacancy
in the U. s. Senate, occasioned by the
of Thomas CoRwIN.
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G-Tbe Arkansas papers say that Scott,
Yell, and Franklin counties, in. that State,
are increasing in population very fast.
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10 The University OF Oxford, as We
learn from the British papers, has conferred
the honorary degree Of Doctor ofCivil Law
on Mr.. Prescott, the wsA-known historian.
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IL. The Boston Courier says that Ed.
ward Everett is generally spoken of as Mr..
Wsbster's successor in the United States
Senate. .'- HI' "'
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LOUIS PHILIprE.-A London correspon-
dent, under date of June 90, says that the
ex-king is dying Of the disease that killed
Napoleon-cancer.
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Some one has defined '.pohcy' to "con-
sist in serving God in such a manner a.
not to offend Satan"
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a5-Insanity has become SO prevalent in
Vienna as to have assumed the character
of an epidemic. 49,
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Thomas L. Anderson, Esq, of Palmyra,
will deliver an address on the subject Of
Temperance, in this city, on the evening Of
the 3lst inst.