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The New York herald., 1850-11-14

The NASHVILLE CONVENTIONAL New EpocH IN
PoLrTIcs The Nashville Convention, which me,
last Monday, and from which we have been wait.
ing anxiOusly for intelligence, must either adopt
some platform for the South, or become the laugh
ing stock ofIhe whole country We have never been
disposed, however, to regard this convention as
humbug. 1t originated with the far.seeing Cal
houn, and there was always a purpose in his pro-
jects, and always most important when invisible to
the naked eye. The Nashville proceedings last
summer exercised great influence in creating the
existing Southern rights meetings, and conven-
tons, and excitements of all kinds, in the South
A tremendous responsibility and a tremendous
power rest with this convention. Ii holds
in the palm of the hand the next President
of the United States. While the extreme resort to
secession may render it utterly impotent, more
moderate measures, looking to the organic alton of
the South, on Southern platform, upon the Presi-
Dental question, will give il the controlling voice
in the election. II can carry the election to the
House upon such a PLATFORM; and from the three
candidates entering the House, the South can die
tate the man and the future policy of the govern
ment. Here CLEAN Of light breaks through the dim
vista ofhe future The tendency of the present dis.
rupon ofpartie tiesindicates a scrub race, and con-
testnthe House for the President. Sectional safety
will unite the South-party feuds will distract the
North In such contest the South can, if they
will, dictate the man and the policy. Suppose it is
done. Then it is manifest that the materials unit
ing in the election, will form the basis of new
poiicy-ot a new administrations and that the oppo-
sition party will be formed of the de5rss-the frag-
ments, the odds and ends, opposing such admins.
uation. This will involve complete breaking
up of the decayed whig and democratic parties.
and The beginning of new policy. new opposi-
tion-two new parties, new political cycle, upon
a plstform entirely new. One of two things ap-
pears TO be inevitable either that the Union will
be dissolved, (Which We do not believe,) or that
the campaign OF '52 will result in the complete,
thorough, and perfect political revolution we have
described. Let us hear from Nashville.
Since the above was in type, we have received
brief synopsis of the proceedings in the conven-
ton. yesterday, which will be found under the
telegrephc head.
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ENoRANr MEETING We publish in another
column, brief report Of an attemp, to hold meet
ing last evening in this city, for the purpose of aid
ing and assisting the poor emigrant. Our citizens
must be suspicious Of all movements Of this cha
racter, and we hope that great intelligence Office
will result from this affair. There is great out
cry about helping the poor emgrant; but on almost
all hands we see disposition to swindle him. 1t
is easy enough 10 get up call for eting in New
York with a respectable endorsement; but this
matter must be looked into, when great interests
are at stake.
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TRE SLAVERY QUESTION IN the Next Con-
eREss Notwithstanding the passage of the Com
promise measures durng the last session Of Con-
gress, there is every reason to believe that an
attempt will be nade to resusciiate the slavery
agitation at the next. Petitions will, no doubt,
pour into both bodies, praying for a repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law, but we hope the right of pei-
ton will not be made farce Of, it was on FOR.
mer and similar occasion. THIS right ia an in
valuable one, but, like other things, it can be
abused.
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CITY Misunderstanding to present appear
ances, we may prepare for very high taxes this
year, and next. The Comptroller, it seems, has
applied for upwards Of additional million of dol
lars, " hch sum is requisite to carry on the city
government. Verify the expenses Of conducting
our municipal affairs is becoming extremely one
rosc, but instoad Of fOuI millions, would be
satisfied even with six, if the government were
conducted in proper manner, which it is not.
Our streets are dirty, our police are deficent-n
fact there is no department Of city government
carried out in proper manner. Once for all, is
there no possible way of getting an economical
and at the same time an efficient, government for
this CITY
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ls767 bales. five add 900 bales for vNss -. -.
consumed Of the direct import into Russia 80,
Gsnoe, have weekly Aggregate for Hurops ~ "A soo
bales, equal to about 2Slb 900 bales per snpu., h
eonsmption of the United States having bee. ace oo
bales, the grand total would amount o. ns.r,v :.
possible, to soooo 900 bales per sanum.
"In the places of production (of nsnuzasturss, vs
hear S yet of no accumulation either Of goods or Of
yarns but II must be confessed that several trs>s
atlantic markets in North and South Amsrss Calsutts
and China, are represented ss fairly stochdn
These remarks are important now, English agents
are svsrmng back by every steamer from Liverpool.
with their brseches pockets crammed full Of orders and
sre busy tsegrsphiDg from every place s which they
stop to breakfast dine for fifteen minutes thsr
route to their Southern posts th there has been no
fros the fields are full Of the yield snormeus
and several fellow passengers had died Of sun sroks
&c. rrfT@
the true policy Of plantersis is simply mastery inac-
tivity Don't forward bale TO the ports that can be
svooed as once there the English harpies consider
II their own as much II II the railroad from
Liverpool to Manchester When the true position Of
this crop s knovn in Europe prices will take rapid
ascent and we look for twenty cents per pound to be
paidor fair qualities Of New Oresns cotton before the
LIST ofMsy next For two months to come, Epglish
agents viii be forwarding from this side, large es
mates Of the production, to com petition in
their purchases and to lower the Liverpool market,
and thus act on prices South Every engine win be
brought into play Americans who will consent to aid
in this business will have their travelling expenses
paid, and allowance contributed for losses by we'll
placed BETS rs was the the last summer.
As dra wing close TO that perio OF the year
when canal navigation necessarily suspended in this
State, something like an accurate estimsts may be
formed of the probable yield of Anthracite GOAL the
present season. and you make this estimate the
readily anxiety Is felt BY In regard
TO an anticipated deficiency in the supply, with
sequent enhancement In prices Up the 31st Of Oc-
tober the receipts from the Lehigh and schuyiki
gons were as follows compared with the receipts
for the corresponding period of l849 =
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into te vsiery % ,hs see tle e,brssd DsSasrre
who took the hghrtt mius lately both
and thiladephia Their superb gall ry W. of
Brosdwsy and rrsGkn street. oen.aius the fao
nkcpees Of JeBhy lpd. Paredi Sir william and all
the other great people % the day
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1alboty pictures or l.o paper sre nov sAen ~
the suterfher with degree OF Pefcc ion and peAsus
effect. which tsye gsnco them Eensral sdnrstSp rhs
public nvited " srsmine specimens ~ t Broadway
A. %. DsAUNs tls,e Langsnhem COL
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The Expected News.


The Franklin and Cambria are overdue, with
ihiee days later news from Europe.
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succeeded beyond thus without using
Of DR. Kellngers Magic Fluid sswe Informed by
most particular friend her voice. and general health
WA better However accidents happen and ds
believe that the gentle songtress could lay doar
ter than send and Of the Doctors family bottles
which, II she does she will allo toilet
out The Doctor be consulted At s76 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

PosTAoE REFORM - Some intimatons are given
outthst the present Postmaster General will re-
commend, in his report 10 the President, at the
opening Of the next session OF Congre ss, reduc-
uon of postage TO a uniform rate Of two cents
We hope it is founded on fact. There never was
a better time for such reform. The country is
prosperous, money is abundant, and business
generally is good, and conducted on firm basis.
The increase in correspondence since the late re-
ducuon has been enormous, and it would increase
TO much greater extent IL there was still fur
ther reduction. In fact, we are positive that in a
few years, at uniform rate Of two cents, the Post
Office Department would support itself Contrary to
Amos Kendal's predictions, the five and ten cent
rates have worked like u charm, and there is now
a million of dollars surplus. Let us by all means
have two cent postage. II will do more TO pre-
serye this Union than anything else.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

sutseresr invites ,ss attention = the pub me reeeat
difcovery q Dasuertotypng Ivory which
exqusitey beautiful minature blending the beauty of
psnpr With the accuracy Of aesguerreotype spec
this exhibition Brsdys uallery
Ne. s05 Broadway, corner of FULTON street.
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Yrs Groom Of re and ps Bressvsy s the mos, aeon
plisbsd ard mo issbisnsbl. nnsr and Dressmsher in
lie city Of New York Every bcdy Mat IL asyhoiy
her patrons Jou desire TIE best material made 40 in the
best manner you mutt 70 70 her.
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Holre.. ,he p.gnerreosypl.,. ase nread-

va, bontiei daily with the sitsgs Of the elite q the
city and country. ftety womeR handsome and the
of society flock TO his splendid roonf for
The pereccrs and Of ns arr Large bust groups.
wedding Tertie Cubs school classes infants tahen with
PriOee 81 90 20 tir.
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Eric First hefeaFe bsE d A. hucgnAn Blteoker
will sell auction fkursdsy November 18th, st hsf
pat " oclock r. ~ AZ the ssrchsnts sschsngs tSO0
Erie rrst Mortgage Bonas - elose For partiou
lars, spply 10 The suotionser, Ne. Broadstreet
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DR.. Kellingcr is delighted to hear tina,

his are making money The sooner they retire the
let well alone. There is for all Don't be deceived
Call the Doctor a. 6 Broadway No matter what your
pain weakness comes from, he will 10. Bring
frisnd proof is all want His remedy has and will do
In day what have failed to do Advice gratis Sold
in large family bottles 81 each He has the only remedy
for restoring hair; IL never has failed.
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lions and all shis diseases arr, n 70 vsu hsovt
srr~d by usire gorrssds ltsisn uedicsted aosp. IN
ro.sr ubte ersds.ses hair from any p.r 81 he eoey
rough flushed, slssrsh ocmplesions, At wsiter
0rsk stere from Broadway r.uessss sev1 rirS strsst
phfiaAelphta.
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023 876

We have not the official returns from the Lacka-
wsns, and the smaller regions; but the total de-
hciency, up TO the present time, will not exceed
$4,000 tons. BY tn way Of the schuylkl canal, of
course, wo have nothing furtherto expect for the
balance OF the sss.or neither will the Lehigh and the
LackswsDs sions be able to overcome before the
pension ofeansl nsvixoo the losses sustained by the
late Interruptions in their works Under all these cir
cumstances, do not taiDk the actual yield Of the
prssent ssson will materially from the following
estimate
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

TRIAL or TIE SOCIALIST TAuoRs The trial Of
the unfortunate individuals who. under the teach
nes of the socialist organ in thus city, violated the
law. did not take place at the time II called up
but wH probably be commt need in a short time
in the Court OF Sessions. We hope that as much
leniency ss possible will be extended to them
They were led en- and encouraged by designing
psiiies, who wanted to make use Of them at the
last election. II it were possible to get hold of
those who instgsted them to the commission of
breach OF the peace, they should be punished to
greater extent than the talors, maay Of whom hsd
only lately arrived froan despetc countries and were
deceived and msled 10 their legal rghts, by the
socialists. They imsein, 4. from the teschings Of
the socialist press that Trey could do anything
they pleased here, ssd forcib,y reest what conflict
ed with What they imagined was their interest
that there was no law to prevent tLem. Ia case Of
conviction. We think jusuce will be satisfied by
punisbirg lhsm TO The least extent possible.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

Chaps, Chafes, Roughness, Sallovness,
fimpss Errptons, and all skn diseases are Ia well
known pottyelv cured by using Gourauds ItAAa Medca
Of the body. qud Rouge for pale hps and eaeeks LAZY
white for rough flushed ~ walker
street first store iiom Broadway Calender South Third
street, Philaaelphia.
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most securely minister 70 the Gsees shouls Bosl.s
Perion Fud for strenF thening
Bebeaiona for improving a1d preserving healthy
texture and color Of the plexon sold the nve
iliam Boge III Washington Boston. Also by
3. d. SAncs 100 Fulton street. New Yerk.
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Knsx's Winter Stock for the Ladies', tthey
" tn: S a s.s is's
sss m I.ss: is: :as mile f
e. :1ld.:. !: H.i': sss.a. Tasty
n; Is :; &. s..
Concert Csps.-Genin's Jenny Lind Con-
cert Caps are unve,s.y admitted be the
the oPsIa Or Concerts. supply ssssnt shape sad
: GESiN's. ia Broadway. opposite ST. P.ui.
Matrimonial.-A lady about getting mar
Sssi
and
wigs and Toupees.-Citixens and Strangers
Heard E.1.u .rs sa.
a. and Shrink or :Sanss Color Also Brsd: iSSs
&C. t the a. sas. sas before
Gouraud's Hair Restorative Is warranted
s1's and f & M . % and
Trial bottles rs cents each Geurauds Liquid Hair Dye win
rev Sm y9Isa & only At % wssS S1s store
Boston.
Wigs and Toupees The Public are invited
70 sAsshs.r ne. s.ys Of Wss and ssAp::hsy
seen and superior attraeons to Wig bsn,
unequaed for excellence of and easy
appearance Call and examine them at Mr. Bachelors oe
brAted VIA fastory No. Wan street Copy the address,
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
susas ;so.iS sss.d sssin.s isisssios:
various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed bad
color from the of the imitation dyes have
rsctsd hy calling rs shove Copy the address
Ladies' Beaver B0nnets.-Ladlcs will find,
at Banta JOG Canal street Of Wooster full
assrmePt OF dIab white pearl and black bonne
d the most fashionable shapes, which he 10 selling At the
lowest possible prices. ..--...
Bronchitis, Laryngitis, and all Affections
OF the and chest specially attended by DR. Green
At his operative Surgery and Consulting Rooms SS
Broadway between the hours of and o'clock daily For
the convenience Of residing in the his
pieation be forwarded with all necessary
on receipt of the usual fee
Hair Dying.-Phalon,s Magic Hair Dye,
10 color the hair vhIskers the it 10 applied
without injury to the hair skin IL be washed mme
dAtey without disturbing the COLOR and has bad odor
1t applied sold at Phaons Wig and Toupes mAnufao
tory, lN Broadway.
Good EO0ts and Shoes Light, Stout, Cork
SOLE double sole proof ali OF STYLE
in great variety at Brooks New York Boot and Shoe En-
porum 10 Fulton street. the cheapest place in the United
states TO get good article. Ao and bsys and
youths boots and sh' es.
Unredsemed Pledges from Auction. 1000
Over Coats 81 to SIS 5000 froek and Dress 81 TO s 30
81 TO Si2, corner Of Nassau and Beekmap SITS.
To Ladies'. The fair DANES who would
he shouia
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oducer Of tie principle Of pressure into
tstry in S3 dsyoes his particular attention TO the
insertion OF Artificial Teeth His popular little work Oh
servston On the best Means Of Preserving the Teeth be
obtained n application above.
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To Ladies' - The fair danes who would

Over Coats 81 to SIS 5000 81 sl2 3O0
pairs pants 81 TO S4 5000 80 oloaks
81 to So, corner Of Nassau and Beekman SITS.
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Christmas Is Coming, and Tuttlc Is making

preparation for the Approaching JublesHs
tive Emporiun, No As Broad fast filing with
nei variety choice Fancy Goods from all parts OF the
mined not to be tone in the extent variety aud spend
of his stock and although hts es.abshmeDt b located in
Broadway his goods cheap In many much
lower priced, than they bo found in
Bowery Grand Canal streets vIsters well
come. NB345 Broadway. next door 10 Hitchcock Lead
beaters celebrated dry goods establish mt.
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he . AZ and chest specAly ateaded Co. BY DR.
At his rev Operative Surgery and Consulting Rooms 3S3
Broadway between the hours Of and o'clock daily For
the convenience Of persons residing in the country his
receipt of the usual fee.
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Hair DyIng.-Phalon,s MIagic Hair Dye

10 color the hair phIster the it 10 applied
without injury the hair skin IL washed
dAtey without disturbing the color and has
II pPed or sold at Phalons Wig and Toupes anuao
lN Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

SOLE double soe proof ali kinds OF STYLE
in great variety at Brooks New York Boot and SHOE En-
porum 100 Fulton street the cheapest place in the United
states TO get good article Ao and bsys and
youths boots and th' -.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

Bronchitis, LaryngItis, and all Affections

at Banta JOG Canal street Of Wooster full
assortment OF alb white pearl and black
1.-THE most fashionable shapes, which he 10 selling ut the
lowest possible prices. ..I..-|
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Hair Dye, shly be secured the manufaetory
street The public shoud guard against imtatons aes
various diplomas Persons whose hair assumed bad
color from the Of the imitation dyes have
rected hy calling rs shove Copy the address
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wigs and Toupees -The Public are invited

70 s1smAe BAtehsor style Of Wigs and seAlpsthey
really the most articles Of the kind
and superior attractions TO wig being
usequaed for excellence of workmanship and easy
Call examine Batchel0rs oele-
brSted via factory No.4 Wall street. Copy the address,
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Concert CsPs.@0enin's Jenny Lind Con-
articles that By Eenemen
the Opera Ctncerts supply elegant shape 40
material, 10 now ready at
GENIN's. 3l4 Broadway, opposite St. Paul.,
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AsTHRAcITE Coat TRADE,
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% force hair 70 gtow prevent ts fs on and turning
gray and making stiff, wiry hair soft silky glossy
Trial bottles rs cents each Geurauds Liquid Hair Dye win
few minutes. Pound only at 81 Walker street, store
from Broadway Bates Jordan l29 Washington street,
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Total amount Of public debt due TO indi-
viduas aud cor per etiops other than the -. =.
commissioners Of the school fund. -. AzH'eS' %
Donds Of the state issued to the Nershsrn Ban
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red should be SO dressed as TO become the For
wedding dress in fact Tor Of kind get you
selling superb Of every description about half
usua prices. Splendid Sacks and Cloaks and dry Kosd
generally also very low.
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are invted 90 exsmine the beaunfu igs and Toupess
and National Hotel Washington G. Warranted aperfect
6 and not 70 shrink change color Also BrAids Of
Hair front Brads Sc Call at the before
cha sing else where. Copy the address. ---,I-
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From the Ner Orleans Crescent.
AN ANSWER FOR CEClLIA-Ry rHEo A. GOULD.
Lady my Harp, neglected now so long,
At thy sweet bidding do string again;
And that true spirit of thy earnest song,
Shall find free answer In my willing strain.
But brief must be the lay; for little now
Of passion's Impulse does my breast contain;
All cold and passive is my penslve brow,
And sterner thoughts now move along my BRAIN
love sweet Poesy!--The Muse divine!
Oh once wooed her with lovers zeal
But Fate DEGREES this changing heart OF mine,
The chill of alienation now must feel.
Yes, from my Muse have become es,ranged,
In thought, mood, impulse, plan, and aim, and act;
The world found metalic-so changed
Fair Fancy's feathers for tho feet of Fact.
Sweet Poesy is banished from the land,
For Mammons god, stern empire now do IN hold;
The brain need coin no more its sparkling sand
The current ore is "Caiifornia gold"
Unitarian have tho times become
The star of Romance burns with feeble shine;
The minds ofmen will only succumb
To thoughts of "Sugar trade, or Cotton line"
find my pen works badly, and the rust
Oflong neglect has gathered in my BRAIN;
Reluctant flows my ink-invading dust
For weeks upon my desks dark cloth has lain
Twas time TO wake the Harp!-Its heightened sleep
Had been beyond arousng bnt for thee;
But henceforth fair Cecilia, will keep
IT'S strings attuned to ready mnstrelsy.
Lady, adiep The penciued people claim
With yoiceless eloQuencc my next regard;
And, lady, If this simple song frame
NY haste should chance TO mar forgive the bard.
N.,r Orleans lS49
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ELECTION OF A JrDGE

Yesterday John Webb Tyler Esq., Speaker of the Senate
the first ballot elected by The Legislature Judge of the
General Court TO succeed Judge Scott deceased Hi. ma
Jorty was sr his distinguished competitor Richard
L. Moncure, Esq Roh Of these gentlemen arc 30 ,niver
sally and favoab known for,her no legal abilities strong
clear Judgment lofty integrity bun and gentle
manly bearing, at il was pity they should nave been
ayed against each other No only regret tina, both could
have been elevated to the BENCH which ihey both would
occupy With honor 10 the State and credl, 10 themselves
Both were so POPULAR thar the contest was witnessed with
curious interest and doubt. Mr. Tyers election soon be-
came apparent however when IL was deyelopai In the
speeches that he the choice of every MONDE. from the
cult but 1t was moreover inmaed in the discussion
that Mr. might BIO land justly his for the
next vacancy in the Court Of Appeals which, lr all kei
hood cannot be far Distant Mr. Moneue well known
to the State to require notice Of his high claims for the
bench We know respect and ADMIRE him 100 nueh TO doubt
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legal capacity between these two gentlemen Thu
ono consideration which would make him vote apane Va
TYLER and that was, he a member Of the I -. ~
ture He had made up his mind to vote for an
Der of the Legislature for any political Office me
Mr.. BALL should vote for Mr. Tyler. He the,r..
his great intellect his anbendng integrity his c, a
a,ainments epinenty qualified Mr. Tyler for the place
with pleasure AT meeting of the Lawyers Of HI. !l-
Mr. Tyler was unanimously recommended. ual
Mr. HARVIE was sent to inform the Senafa u,
House ready proceed TO the order Of the day " "
Mr. ROGERS from the Senate announced the r...
of that body.
FoR JOIN w. TYLER-Iessrs. Hopkins, (Spealer, G..
Wells Forbes Morris of Cabell Cardwel, Baroou
williams of Fairfax Hume, Tcbbs, Edwards VA, ppapsr
ton Carroll r!cming, Powell, Stump, Wetop LAD sade
Harrison. Morris of Henry, Boykin, Duke, Mn,er pa d
Meckenburg Warman, Berne, Duckwa, But nohaaaa
SWINE Cackley, Wheeler Garrison Wooion Rive. 'as
SON Hail. Yancey, Herman, CULLEN, Pitman E,,s cas
bell OF s.. Wheaton, Nicholson, johnson, George ,,S
Foa R. l.. c. NoScrRe-iicssrs. Fnne, Wa,,o,
ter Harve Gibson, Flood, McCue Shefie,1Sii,isI ~
we'll Hammond Power, Lewis OF Brunswick wills r. ~
of Campbell, Buchner, Lacy, James Of C.. Sega Chr.
Essex Ill., Gucrrant. Stman. Wood Massie pri. ~ 1
Of g. Wickham. Lancaster Southail Worthing,on D. ~
Wallace Howser, Tomlin, Gresham, Hanis NsarF
Jones OF Marshall, Shepard, Hicks, Coleman Smub yh
Perrow Stubs, Happier VERIFY, Henderson Camptel =;
| Wheair, Pann Bnswcll, Townes, Neal Stroller " v
Cook of r. Dormn Patterson, Martz Griffin O. .a
Suite West Jacobs, Brown OF Westmoroand and Ras
| Is. Nv
~ TO choice 50For John w Tyler 50; forR Ny
cure 10.
So John W. Tyler declared elected Judge Of tn. S.
Judicial Circuit.
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
A bill to change the Of the Louisa Rail Road q
pany 10 guarantee the bonds 81 the Central Virginia Rsp
Company, and for other purposes, taken up Ma,
| FINNEY and BURWEI.I. addressed tho House ~
| Mr. PENDLETON obtnned the floor. On mD,ion osu
WORTHINGTON the House adjourned