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agent the western States, assisted BY Messs
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, November 6--5 p, m.
Maryland Instituts Far-Fatai and Bloody Row The
Reform Convention. The MeDonogh WsH--.Mar-
ksts &c, a
ming. and the time write the spacious saloons are
hronged with spectators. The award OF premums-con,
sstng of medals, silver cups, Sc--is being made
the successful competitors Inc feceip" or admission
have doubtless been double the they year
Quite bloody and fatal occurred last night the
corner OF Hanover and Lombard street, between the New
Market and Union fire companies The former were hold
ing ball Metamora Hail, In that vincinV, when some
Of the members attacked by members OF the Union
terrible fight ensued, In which muskets, piston, ana
knives were freely used man named John mchaei was
shot dead the spot and Stephen Norton John onrso
pher, Philip Hobbs and Mr.. Brian, were all more OF ioss
Injured and probably fatally. The young man John
Michael was Just returning from night school, and took no
part In the H
polls looked for great great og In
the bay yesterday the steamboats,
Annapolis which the members had passage
queny there quorum present. late last night.
however, nearly all the delegates present, and II
believed that they would organize by the election Of
the Union delegates presdent-eiher the Hon. VIM.
Cost Johnson James Ridgey, esq. Messrs. Wheeler
and Agg, weknown stenographic reporters of Wash
nQton are pos and that they
viii be chosen by the convention as official reporters Of The
body.
The details OF the viii Of Mr.. McDonogh, OF New Or
leans show a beqnest Of the immense sum OF three nit
lions of dollars 10 the founding of institution Tor the
in this ciy--quite wndial. Such institution, oom-
binng education and sustsnance, Is much wanted mere
though il is to be ped II will like the Grard be-
quest be squandered among those who are already sum
ceny wealthy before any benefits accrue TO the truly poor
The MARKRrs-In the Baltimore market this morning
sales Of POO bbs Howard street Hour at " To-
drayage off Also 100 bbs do "a 6si Nothing doing In
City Mills. Grain is In Light supply, and receipts moderate
quote good prime red wheat at 100 los cents
white do. l04 ITO cents and family-hour white DO,
ll5 llS cents. Corn steadysaes OF white Al 90 cents
and yellow So cents Oats, 50 81 cents Rye, % u cts
Provisions remain steady. Mess pork $ii % prime.
IS rs a So g. Lard, n cents. Bacon firm Groceries
quiet The sugar sale indicated decline Whiskey
Is not quite so firm quote at 26h 27i cents in hhds.
! and bbls. 4s4 A
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Yesterday elections came of in the States Of New
York. New Jersey, and Michigan. The two former
elect governors. members Of Congress and OF the legs
ature In Michigan the members Of Congress and State
legislature and other State officers are elected
The Baltimore Patriot says:
This will complete the elections of this fall with the
exception Of Massachusetts and Delaware which will take
place on Monday and Tuesday of next week"
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CENSUS OFFICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON Nov 1854

CENSUS OFFIcE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Nov. 4, 1850.
DEAR SIR: learned, on my return from the country,
learn something with reference to information given TO
the president Of the Virginia Convention with respect
census returns
UNDERSTANDING that the convention desired the earliest
possible account OF the population of the Sate-but with
out any communication to that effect the Secretary Of
the Interior. OF official action on the part Of the conven
shall in that State urging the most rapid prosecution Of
their duties to completion and hope by the LIST the 18th
of December to have all the returns made to this Office
from that State in which case will be enabled to arrive
at the population Of Virginia by the first day Of jan
uary
make this communication from desire to furnish
you any information OF desirable nature, which il is
within my power TO give
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedent servant
JOSEPH C. G. KENNEDY,
Superintendent Seventh Census.
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sCommissaonsrs."
&C." the able correspondent OF the Boston Courier"
(who bythe-by. turns out not to be Mr. Caleb Gushing,
but another distinguished member OF the BARI has favored
the public with another OF his brief but pregnant essays
II meets the objection that the reference to commits
soners appointed by the United States hear and
determine cases arising under the fugtve-saye law
ders it unconstitutional" He overthrows the objection
by producing various analogous presidents which
be found among the acts OF Congress The following
are in point,
"Unless some distincton--some legal distinction
the State justices Of peace by the &c, Of sss to
execute those laws can be shown every decision OF the
the ioims ihis were he only exercise by Congress Of
judicial nature Il might perhaps be supposed TO have
been not duly considered but Congress- In other cases a
the denomination commissioners. The proceedings OF
these officers have often been reviewed by the highest
Q ,nstutionality OF the tribunal.
"Ths bankrupt law Of 1900 provided for the appoint.
and afterwards by the President who held their Offices du
ring psasn ana the functions of judges
%s q the aos Of Iaw.
passed by which the claims for indemnity for spoaons
by foreign nations have been referred commissioners,
holding their offices for short periods These officers
held courts for the of questions between the
adverse claimants o the funds and pronounced Judgments
affecting millions of dollars in ltgated by the most
smHeNt lawyers in the country yet called In ques
ton because the Judicial powers conferred the
mssioner could not be exercised by them
IAN Of Congress passed in 1901 provided for the
pointment justices of the peace in the District Of Colu
These magistrates hold and try civil actions but
have not found any evidence of complaint against them
on the score OF the OF their tenure
office.
" The practice Of own Commonwealth furnishes ex
amples OF officers appointed per form judicial functions
the as al b ss,. !. a
officers null and void because while they exercise some
judicial functons they do not hold office by the constu
tiona tenure attributed judgef do say
that this constitutional objection is weounded, any
person IL to be debaIred from setting up at any time
however continued general the adverse usage may
be, for there is Limitation tional provision
but must be permitted TO that where many
sions for insisting it have been disregarded by emf
mont ursconsuts during period Of than half
tury that fact furnishes pretty cogent argument against
the existence of the provision itself"
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JCONOoRAPHIC EncycIeprcdia, No. I3--Iuss received
Register Of the Telegraph Companies using
Morses patent, with rates of charges, &c.
For sale by TAYLOR q MAURy,
Novo Booksellers, 9Th sueet
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BY GREEN q TAsTET. Aass,sassrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on Friday,
the shinan,, shaI SELL O'Clock, LOT No. g. and
half Of lot Ne. z, in square 7o5
property Capitol l fronting
First IS feet running hack
30 feet allcy and beautifully located.
Terms: Onehalf In SIX twelve and eighteen
MONTHS for bearing interest deed gyen and deed Of
trust taken. 81
GREEN b TAsTET,
Nov 3-aeod Aucnoneer.
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fFormer partner Of ~ Il Doc, ssg.J
GENERAL AGENT for the Of before Congress
o. ss o. ne as pensions land warrants,
res Of pay extra lost horses other lost Let
r pos, addressed J. " Patton Washington city, D. c. win
An Old Country Houses novel, by the author OF
"A the Gamblers Wife. :
The Races Of Men, by Robert Knor, NJ ID.
Renal heconsbcir Diagnosis and Pathology Fck
NJ d. Just Published, and thls day received e sale by
. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Novs BOOKSELLER, 9th street
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TELEeRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition Of the Norihsrn Markets.


NEW YORK. November 81 p. n.--Stocks without much
change. Coupons, United States 6s, 1l93 Canton Com
pany, SO; Pennsylvania 5s ga sterling exchange 10A
premium. The election to-day materially checks opera
lions Flour is in fair request and fm--sales OF 70
1000 bbs unchanged Southern sales
"a 81 IS for mixed straight brands Rye -four in
demand SO 10 80 10. Corn meal dull. Grain gen.
orally unchangedno important sales. Yesterday 10000
bushels of sold at 7la cents for mixed, cents for
southern weavily low, and " cents for round. Pork
essier-ssles Of mess $40 SO $40 rs prime, % %
IS 37 Beef dull Lard in fair request at u u cents
sales moderate. Butter and cheese the price.
Groceries without change. 100 casks rice sold NJ %
"a Rio coffee Cotton steady but quiet
Whskey, 26t "a cents per gallon
uPnLADELPHIA, November 81. p. m.-Socks steady
changed Flour 100 barrels standard
brands 81 81 ~ 81 other better brands selling at e6s
IS rs for good and extra. Rye -four IS 26 Corn meal.
SO 80 i2f Wheat is frm-sass 1000 bushels red At l0
a lOS cents; white do, ITO a ITO cents Corn hrm-saes
" SO for yellow white, 90 66 cents Oats, -
a ~ cents: Rye. 20 az cents: Provisions aIm--ms.
pork 81 80 $ll rs; prime, 80. Lard, u a72 cents
Bacon firm Groceries steady but acveprices rather
iavoring buyers Sugars quiet Cotton without change
sales very aing Whiskey steady nj 26a cents, hhds
and bbs A8tFAf
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Al Mount Pleasant residence Of her father, Prince Georges
county Maryland, the 2t October, bright bliss
full immortality, SARAH ANN edes, daughter
sHRAH,
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rLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, ~ Co., win open shis day.
Crhurda) another ch and splendid Goods
consisting Of
Mousseines, csshmeres and cashmere d'Ecosse
Merinos, cashmere, and broche long shaws
Colored and white embroidered Grape shaws, &c.
With variety OF miscellaneous articles belonging 70 eir
trade TO all OF which they respectfully solicit an early examination
from the ladies Of Washington and adjacent clues
Oct l7-3swif
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THE Races OF Men-by Robert Knox, M. ID. I vol.
Renal Afections-their Diagnosis and Paihoogyy Charlie
Prick, M. ID.
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
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By GREEN q rAsTEr, Auetsons.r..

VALUABLE PRoPERTYtAT AUCTIoN.-on Saturday, the lsh
instant at O'Clock, shall sell
LOT o. land containing about two together with the improve
also good stable well fenced In.
Tho land not 70 be excccd by the District point fer
uiy, and with bot little comfortable
made Water convenient and the situation healthy property
situated immediately Mr. LindsIeys
John A. smiths line, and about Of mile
portion line.
For further particulars apply proprietor place Tide
indisputabie.
Terms Onehaf the purchase and
sx and nine months with be satisfactorily
GREEN 4 TAsTET
Nov6-eodts Aucioneers
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OWEN BEsToR late Of the General Land Once, and T..
M0RSELL, ataw having associated together
sgency business respectfully their
public all claims against the
engaged since lsobe with MEXICO, the win Great
Britain Indian pensions,
lands, scrip location Of lands empons k Applications o
patents procuring models drawings, win attended
their branches o. H. having had much experience In model
making hater himself that give entire satisfaction AL
claims before viii attended debts collected
sold rented. Terms moderate.
r. Morse will business that ntrusted
him before any Of the courts Of the District.
All letters postpaid will receive immediate attention. Address
Besto Morsel Washington city, ID. C. once, south side Of
street, between l2ta and lah
small farm for which there Il cottage and
buildings. Apply as above octW-eodier
DYER d McGuire, general auction and commission
merchants and dealers cabinet furniture and house furnish
respectfully call Of the public
cabinet furniture
goods them for this Market embracing
article for housekeeping.
They prepared offer such facilities a. cannot a 10 accom-
modate all who may wish 70 purchase
months, upon approved security. - :. ..
Oct25-eodlm Aucuoneen.
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DIANOS, SERAPHINEs, Skc.-Just received,
Michigan, from New York, further supply Of psnos These,
Of Chic kenss superb pianos
extensive complete,
every variety fscae6 81 81 and octayesof the highest quail
iy Of tone and finish Secondhand pianos taken In part
Ao received supply Of superior seaphins and melodson
nj factory prices. a.,.tW
New music received weekly including all the q Jenny
Lind sung this country with beautiful vgnees and sold
any store In this city,
RICHARD DAVIS
oct2e-eoda Pennsylvania avenue.
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Law ana agency omecs
THE undersigned law In the Supreme
Of United OF the District OF Co
lumba promptly against the United States In
officers and the
bounty lands pensions, return Of duos patents for new
inventions, &C, &c.
They tender services members Of the profession ds
when the case prepared local agent VIII abste
relative forms
Of business any departments will be furnished
without They have made
payment and for the sale location Of bounty
land warrants on the best western lands II
oaco Pennsylvania avenue Lane and fuckers Building.
DUFF GREEN,
BEN. ". GREEN,
RICH'D H. CLARKE.
Oct l5-jtaw3m
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Steamer Burnt.

NKw ORLEANS Nov. 4.-The steamer Tribune, from Gin
cnna this with valuable cargo, took IRE on sa,.
urday when eighty miles above this city, and burnt
waters edge The greater part of her cargo will be
total loss. We hear OF no lives having been lost.
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GroRorA--The Augusta Con stitutionalist OF the 81
INST contains the names Of delegates on the southern.
feh's' ticket from twenty.three counties.
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DARTS MILLINERY.--Mn. AMI n. CLARK win open winter
millinery Thursday, the 7h her fashionable saloon,
GeorEcown 10 which she calls the attention Of all who wish
for themselves the latest and beautiful styles Of Paris
hats ALSO Misses chidrens and Infants hats and hoods
variety OF exquisite flowers feathers and rbands purchased
New York for cash. and win Ne sold terms all
Al repairing done neatly.
w 6--3d~
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nAyID Copperaeld. No. NJ Putnam's edssiss-
Night Side Nature Ghosts and Ghost sce BY Cab
Crowe.
Moses from Old Man.s by Nathaniel Msw,home.
Nov 1 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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cPEcULAToRs, PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE-A valuable build
highest bidder cash or good notes on Saturday eve
% cana, and from front q the
o. sood ro.,on o coal yard other business.
m Sale on the premises and positive. No membranes
property JOHN ROBINSON,
Nov a-3tif saTh&sat Anctioneer.
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Washington and Alexandria Boat. The steamer
Thomas Collyers Week.

.sSA-uS The ane new and Fast boat THOMAS coLLYER
VIII depart NJ the following hours coach
with he boat in Washington. Boats re iok boat and
coach, Ism cents.
Leayes washington m ~, 10k 11k, n, IN and
week.
JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
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Liberal Donation

Liberal Donation.
BosToN, Nov. The Hon. VIM. Appleton has given
twenty thousand dollars the Mclean Asylum Of this city
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Gen. Washington, in his Valedictory Address,
his countymen against all distractions to the execution
OF the laws" and all combinations and associations
with the real design TO direct CONTROL counterfeit or awe
the regular debeton and action of the constituted au
horities" What pregnant illustration do the abolition
movements in Boston furnish Of the force of his maxim
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The Winnsboro' Register, of South Carolina, boldly
defines its position to be- without equivocaon, hostile
to the present federal government " and it pretends TO
assign thirteen different for this monstrous de-
cision. One of these is
"Wsare in fapor of its dissoftoa disnniom because
Ii will bring wealth and greatness the South under
southern confederacy, which must inevitably arise from
dissolution"
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The overland India and China mail Ia brief teegraphc
summary OF which from Trieste reached by the Can.
ada) arrived in London on the goth instant. The fol-
lowing is a summary OF India news
"Oudc Is sI In unsettled STATE and IL Is reported
that the present residing colonel, Seenan, Is To be
levcd by Mr.. Torens formerly secretary the government
and now political agent mt Moorshetlabad.
The present aspect Punsub is most encouraging
the population (now disaed) settled down into their
former habits oil industry The breadth OF land taken into
cultivation this said TO be unprecedented and the
crops are everywhere most promising
'Trsde bombay s improving; the high prices OF cot
ton wool have led being extensively sduerated but
the stringent Of the legal penalties attached
such offences will II is hoped, cheek the practice There
which reisbts fallen slightly Exchanges has risen
present rate being 2s Id per rupee
air months bills on London
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The Rationale of the Ith ut announces the arrival
at Florence OF M Pnelli, envoy extraordinary OF Pied
first time the 18th, after suppression Of is days,
says:
Since suppression fortnight ago. during which Pc
riod we no longer existed for the world the situation
everywhere, and enjoys lis ephemsIa triumph. England
Belgium and Piedmont are alone free from that lePa Cleri
banshment Of Franzoni and Moangn viii teach others
respect the laws Pneli IL his way back from Rome
The remainder of Italy plunged In darkness We pro-
inform Subscribers Of the events which occurred
during the last fifteen days and 70 pnbh the mpor
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BALTIMORE, November SIS. p, IN.
Maryland Institute Fair-Fatai and Bloody Row The
Reform Contention The MeDonogh VAL Mar
- &c
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The London J"ra1i IF Commerce
gives the following picture Of the pres
cn, condition of the British Empire:

The London J"rnai IF Commerce
gives the following picture Of the pres
cnt condition Of the British Empire:
" There i. scarcely n colony belong
ing TO Great Britain whicl, has not been
all but ruincd within the short space of
seven yea :, and some OF them almost
driven io revolt through the distress
brought upon them by the Home Gov.
ernmch,. Ireland i literally in a.latc
# insolvency; gent rnen uf estatcd
property in that country are almost with.
out the n-ce s,arics of lifr--land ha, be-
come ,nlucless every one who
can scrape together "a much none, F.,
honestly or dishonesty, as will carry
him away. flies from its shores, and en-.
igrates 10 Me tnited States of 1mer,ca
Throughout Great Britain Ibc most ca =
,cnsivc distress prevails among the la
boring classes, with the single exception
uf some Of tue manufacturing districts.
In birmingham, trade has somcwha, re-
,ivcd from the stagnaiion II was suffer
ing under iew months back (; and in
| the cotton districts the mill, have been
ioIerabiy busy for about fix months
Manchester, notwithstanding. is begin
ning 20 exhibit signs Of uneasine,s the
demand there is becoming slack for.
/ cign market, are for the mos, pnrt glut,
/ ted with Lancashire goods--whlle ihe
prospect, OF the home trade cannot Lt
very cheering. with wheat n, AS. the
quarter, and cattle almost unsalcabIe
The situation of HE artlzans aud labor
ing classes in this metropolis, SO faith
fully and so fcarfnIly described in tho
columns Of the Noynins Chronicle, i
! Mnly horrifying.
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LORD NORPEPH.

Lord Morpe,h, in one Of bis adire'-
ses 10 the electors Of the West Riding
of Yorkshire. England, uttered the fol-
lowing beautiful passage;
difference has been frequently made
TO the reigns Of our former female SOW
ereigns, and indeed every Ensh:hman
must fondly look back TO the wisdom OF
Elizabeth and the victories OF Anne.
Bat, in shaping the desired career Of
their fair and young successor, We do
not wish that her name should rise n
boye tAc wrecks Of the Armada We
DO no. seek TO emblazon her throne with
the trophies OF such fields at Benheim,
or the yo, more .rancendent Waterloo,
Lc, her have giories, bu, such as are
uot drained from the treasury or din
med With the blood Of her people. Let
her. be the clorie. oi peace, OF 'ndns'
lry. OF commerce, and Of genius oi Jus
ice male more accessible oi edacs
ton made more universal; oi 'iriue
more honoiei Of religion More be
loved q. holding forth ihe earliest gos
peI Ii.h, 10 tie ulau ssened asiion, 's'