Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18


Democrats, 80; Wings. 55; Democratic majority 25.
Mixed Basis, ~; Mite Basis, 65.
m The New York Herald speaking of the trade and CON-
merce between the United States and Turkey, gives the
following history Of The Turkish Ambassador daily ex-
pected To arrive in this country board the United States
ship Erie:
This ambassador is Amin Bey, of The Sutans admiralty
who will come in company with his dragoman. NJ. Nlcham,
his seal bearer private secretary Hassan ga and our
cnsu Mr. Brown who has been absent from ms conn-
try for thirteen years Amin Bey is The tst funconary
ufhe Sublime Pure who has ever visited he w. States,
and the nature of The is complimentary to our people
This eminent man has filled other missions OF Importance
and confidence the part OF his sovereign lie was sent
To the lmaum of Ansca and other Mahompdan powers IN
the Persian Gulf; and. recently was charged with
delicate mission on Hungarian frontier during the late
for Independence by that gallant noble but unfortunate
nation Cunscennusy and strictly maintaining The faith
Of his fathers. he is yet liberal and intelligent and being
himself naval officer, is prepared profit by well
perceye The snperor condition Of naval affairs in the United
States He has the rank OF Commodore IN the Nu'ans ma
w. and will accredited 10 our federal Department of
Slate from the Snltans minister u foreign affairs Visiting,
as he WILL all public establishments, ne VIII nave
the pleasure as he will have the ability, make very
favorable and important report TO the Ottoman government
and them that the cZpns OF tie United Siaes are
a people with whom the merchants ut Turkey as well as
the official powers may have enlarged and hbeFa CON-
lGprcal intercourse.
The Herald states that the visit of the Turkish Amhas
sador to the United States connected with the nvesga
ton u ability To furnish ships steamers, machinery and
munitions Of war generally for The Sultan and aso 10 become
acquainted with the character and resources nj our Country
He certainly has wide field Of exploration before him.
ADVERTISEMENTS ExrR,oaDISARY.--The correspon
dendpnt of the National n,egencPr copies The following
serious advertisements which appear in the principal Paris
papers:
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francs is offered the person who will indicate where may
be found young maiden lady sufficiently distinguished In
personal appearance and education. and Of sufficiently con-
siderable fnune who would like become thu spouse of
one who could give her the title Of Duchess, and in whom
she would also find considerable personal attractions Pa
renls friends ard other persons may answer The recon-
pense shall be paid Immediately after the marriage shall
be Contracted. Address post paid, NJ r. r. Du Chill, post
resane, Paris"
"MARRIAGE-A yunng widow, possessing f,r'une de-
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Finished education would be preferred 10 fortune Apply
for fuller inirmatiun, TO madame Chaun, II Tue de
Munthyon, (pay ge.)-DiscRETIoN"
o. A Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Clip
per relates The following
must here give you an anecdoe, that Illustrates Inc
character nf the principal editor of he Southern Press
When the dodgers in the National Hotel began 10 um
their rooms last Saturday night in honor OF The saliva
nn of the Union and the South from the horrors o|evil
n.
with the proprietor manager of the establishment who
very properly refused interfere in the matter. u Will
leave your house instantly, if this umna ion be not i'm
mediaely stopped" ''Yuu liberty, sir, IN leave il
when you please"-was the quiet epy and, understand,
the aforesaid editor gud his word II hr and his
CO workers in treason AMI inquy would leave the Union.
because If its rejoicing this 0ccason II would be nap
py radiance pesleous club Of enemies 10 the country
and its institutions.
,,,,, Tha Senreayv NJ Stale
ceived yesterday The owing TeIegraPhic despatch rom
Inc Collector New Orleans, communicating information
Of much more pacific Of things in Texas. than has
been rumored and anticipated Md INTEL. l4h.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. IL.
81 have had the honor 10 receive your Tergraphc des
patch of the 9th instant. few hours after lis receipt
sent special express Governor Bell Of Texas by steam
er, communicating The DESPATCH instructed. The last
accounts ma Texas announced the early adjournment oil
the Legislature. II has probably adjourned befre this
The 1eras ,car bill defeated and the Legislature pass
ed act leaving to The people accept or REJECT the o
adjusting the boundary"
A SNAKE SrogY.-The ChaJestown Va. Free Press,
of last week. relates the following singular circumstance:
negro in nwidde county, came tn his deaths short
time since in the following singular manner: lie was sent
into field on erTand and not returning as s0on as x
peced search was made, and he found lying IN the
ground nearly Dead his eyes strained from their
exhibiting the appearance of srangulaOn. On approach
ing nearer discovered that large snake had crawl
ed down his throat. They attempted IL draw ont The snake
by the TAIL which extended few inches ont of The negr"s
mouth but it drew in iwo and the negro died al the IN
slant. 1t is supposed that he lay down on the ground and
fill asleep aud the SNAKE finding entrance IN the open
mouth of the negro cFawed down his throat thereby caus
ing its own and the negD's death.
The Universal Joy-'The news Of the passage of The
several great If compromise was received IN S
place with universal manifestations ofjOy CItizpns mel
zach other with pleasant greetings and every "hpe tt
inquiry was passed. "Fave you heard the gorons news
The firing of commenced at an early hour OF
Tuesday afternoon, and continued al slight intervals ull'
lark. Thirty 0ne rounds ,cere fired II
The very BOYS seemed 10 participate in the general iee'
mo- Of delight At night they lis their hnnlTes IN The Streets
I'M flung their gIaring balls Of flame high IN ar.
AT pr Ibis decided and The In IN mass FL
ng lately held in The tenth Leg0n. aud The MASS meet
ug held last Spring in Stanton in condemnation OF Inc
Nashville Convention, let one say that The .a'fy "f
Virginia is not arrayed under the nauna coors o harmony
md peace" Winchester Republican.
nz- The New York Courier of Monday gives the flow
NO touching incident exempylng the srnng attachment
# domestic animals persons who have showed kindness
awards them
few days since personal friend connected with this
ice had the misfortune lose his soma tnt Intelligent,
manly little fellow. not quite three years md kng
Charles Spaniel had been in the habit o! playing with him.
eceiving fd from his hands, and bearing him company in
lis rambIcs and sports. While The little boy sick the
log watched by his bedside After he died, he missed him
md wandered all the house. dropping and sad The
econd morning after his dealh he took his station at the
col of The stairs where he accustomed TO him.
watched and waited for him in vain l"ng lime, and at
as laid himself down upon the lower and died Thus
inc are the issues which the nature even of bues is or
en- touched.
Or We learn from source fully entitled TO credit tha'
'lrs Miller whose sudden disappearance ana sarPeu M
eide al Niagara Falls elected So much remark e" l'
incp has, within few days. returned 10 the hume Of her
athe The late Senator Nurvel. al Detroit m'cp'gah WI"
las died hng her absence. The stories WIN winch ne
orpss has pemed about her having gone to Europe com
ANY with gentleman, &c. Sc are wn%y un Du,oe
She returns Of her accord drawn NANNY, we oele'e'
. dssG and il is supposed by her friends, that her