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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26
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For the Enquirer
ro MISS f. =. No. OF \. G.

TO MISS f. :. NJ VI ~ ~
II ,nw no, how, but SAGE we met,
A., heart has learned not 10 forget;
a., ,,.r, the Ii .h;tsl look OF thnc
Nv sniyit treasures W.: Ia ivan.
,,nn, the wreutlls Of Mrm'ry's flowers
/, f,n,v x,ayes in absgu, aou:s.
In revcries. At eveEt!ae,
'Ihy spirit huvors III my sac,
Ana in the visions a.; the Might
II mingles with those forms al ,ight
That Iinner round the s!ecpcrs pillow,
7 to stnr- beams on the ocean blllow.
And that dear voice, that love toned voice
Which makes my spirit 50 rejoice,
even forget that meath t:e sAies
Are aching hearts and tenrini eyes
Oh could | only bear !, now
No music halt SO sweet below
dare NOT love ,hcc--y.t, when
Remember thee As now-l sign
As If my hear, were not al rest,
Rut weighed with something uncon!est
4 .!vapuc. dim sense of hopes and Tears,
And pleasure melting into tears.
richmond. Sept. 1851. h'"o.
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In locking your paper this date find numesr
nv private Letters. !,
mtee shall leque<. you 10 publish the following state
mcut: ,
rau,c here the request of the Hon. c. H. Donaldson
in the early part june Tor the purpose OF aiienE - Ger
tain matters forth in !hc published letters Alter Ar Don
alson's departure for Texas was induced 10 show t'
correspondence member OF the Democratic General Tom
mittce of tins city. few days after this, the letter:
were abstGac!cd from my vaisc anu package similar IN Si|t
and Appearance was substituted had OF course 10 susi
ciUn this DONE and greatly surprised on open
u Herald OF is morning, 10 see that the Whole oil TINS
CORE spondencc was published.
merely raaHe ihls statement in order TO show my ein"
that have had neither part nor lot IN TIC
matter Of the publication OF their letters.
Imperative obligations compel ae ID leave the cy ioF INC
West to morrow morning. but shall place full power in the
hands OF nv legal advisers prosecute the Herald and al
other papers giving publicity 10 this deHcc US wei
as TO ferret ou the o; lis being place. in your hands
Iowa is Young and gallant State democratic 10 the core
and will p,jue herself stand by the position il is vel
known she occupies As one OF her citizens snail Dc
found her interests, and determined 10 Oppose
extension u snvcry now iice tom It's blasting elects
We Hrc Jetiet sUnln democrats.
Hoping YOU Will publish these few lines matter o.
p"''' "'' Yvnrs, &c. NATHANIEL GREER.
AS showing the universal sentiment of the Democratic
press upon this whole wreichcd ricaand exposing tie al
suIi,y us well as small mindcdncss Of The Republic and
other Wing u,,l in their vain endsavors make party
capital on; q. l. we quote the iugaage of lcadas Demo
cratic Journals North and South;
From The Providence (R.l Herald
mpulencc and Justification cool and boli the above
specimens furnish! often exhibited on The political
stage and furnish their ebuke and correction 10 tic
intelligent reader In fact letter Ike ms seems more Ike
Whr forgery written on purpose for publication than The
earnest composition OF anxious tor HE opcet wicl
he Processes be promoting Gen houston has ihe most
reason To- complain aud 10 ask he saved from friendship Ike
this Gen Houston ads honoTaaiy before Inc public
one of the Democratic candidates Tor the Pf@si1.ncy ana
represented By these pretending 10 be ocns Tor
his The V,
and ready join hands with the Free So: .c"n |" sac
.cc national platform, place the Democratic party In
the i2nu Die % qualifying or Sniis>s9 their prlii-
ciple or Of maintaining Janus faced policy suited to Gil
rent the Union. Al this OF course base
libel on the General contradced by his letters lis speeches.
and his whole coarse Of public life He stands openly and
without shadow of non -comniilasm upon the DcmocTa-
tic plorm and himself Ia nail down the false
ho"S oi these enemies in disguise, as base political com
The attack Mr. Buchanan who Is the first cunGldaic OF
PennSy lvana and OF portion ot the South Tor The Pfesi-
dency, shows also the bud spirit Of these inrgue!s who
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26
TIE EMPRESS JoSErHlNE'S DIAMONDS.

BIZ the :Cath Of the Duchess cf Leuctcnbe,g who was
Ravarian princess and wIc Eugene Bcauarn"is the
EGIvss jose, Eci:c lev, presented 10 jose
rhine br cn.cc" .rag0irrn and which had since belong
Cd thc Duc. If t. .tutcrg, now become the property
ri hsr son the Duke LcUc,i nSe:: whose wife is Russian
Imperial Princess ila poor Josp!ncS diamonds will in
sparkle the peys OF daughter OF The Russian
t'yar
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Dr..dju! Steamboat accident Thirty j;re FsrsoaS h"'
and iGnui,t!

DTt!GJW ..elI@Jodt .Icc.0e.I-7T WHY no ItTsV7s
and IiGnaR.L. -
EVANSVILLE. tsp, Sept 22-As re!c..,paei be:,fe ~"
steamer James Jackson eXpod. yc-;cray .u=' 10 me N
!eavn. Sin nr.inw in incs is winch niriy'" tfS3
kiIi.C aad wounded The sfruks 2i the .ouie" 40"
DYING cauScG 4 thrill ii horror n every breast. he tn4I
in c::nrgc q. the boat ituecl:ev alter tie eni ys!h'
ported 10 fa:c janpct overheard 1"d reached ne 80 49,
when ne isy.: 10 The woods. ! hoy ~hO =; "'','
ShawG.o3Sa, sas A!d n:ore getting oUt oi Sei'' o. 49,
home. ..,
The steamer ClaI5.tni Valley hut Si'i' "!''' .
below lie .casou time ri t!G c% at u ''' -;
acly retYTac,i al! tie Ulcers e:.cfci -! the
their powcr. ,,. fore
i!!e Jackson completely torn 70 pieces '. . il,
,ar after par; q: r4sta i.r boilers are ~ =,
In the c0ailsiun uf The m4amcnt il was very I''~'
a correct lis OF The .!!iet; ard wounded.
Photographed 70! the RichEsanG l.afars. San, y.
n,prrrs c.,oc, ooo,,,. pinMnr. sr.eI houf a;
81 81. L;;ain and OH things unchanged .., Gin
New ! elk markets quiet. Southern Hoa' 'i
unchanged and cotton rirm
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
TripIer Hali-Catherine HAYES,

The eleventh concer. in New York Of this distinguished
artist OF last evening; but owing we suppose, to
the elections in the city the house no. crowded
might have been anticipated; neither there exk
bited that degree Of enthusiasm which characterized her
former concerts Notwithstanding, she gave evident
proof that she had the capaby Of touching the souls
Ct her auditcry She sang the eavatina " Robert tot
cue ame" from Robert lie Dable,n and the and
aria "Qui Ia voce," nom Puritsn with that sweet
nees Of intonation and scientific establishment which
give vocszatiOn it's krest charm One excellent fea
in Miss Hayes singing H. ia 1t she always makes
the sound echo the Of the language The ballad
Kathleen Mayourneen.n and the Scottish song, Are
you the n true,r received with enthu-
atic cheers This evening she gives the complimentary
benefit TO Father Mathew and from the excellent selec
tion of musical gems independent Of the laudte action
M assisting great and good have little doubt
bot that Tripler Hall will be filed TO ite ut capacity
by brilliant assemblage OF the lovers of music wen
by those who go there to testify their esteem for the
great Apostle Of Temperance.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
SECOND EDITION.
New York, Wednesday, November ., 1881.
NEW YORK ELECTION.


The Fesnit-Demoeratic Victory In the
city.
The election in this city resulted in the triumph
Of the democratic party, who have elected more
than two thirds Of the members Of the Common
Council, as will be seen by our returns thus re-
verspg the state Of parties in both Boards, they
have stood the last two years.
With regard TO the other tickets elected, the re-
tarns are so late coming in that We are compelled
to 60 to press without giving many Of the resalts
The rrobab li;y is, that the democrats have q ma
jority Of about 1000 on their State ticket in the
city They have also elected Mr.. McMurrsy to
the Senate, from the third district. The wings
have elected Messrs Beekman, Neweomb, and
Morgan, tr,m the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Sc
nate districts. The democrats have elected Mr..
Iyckman, over Mr. Anderson, (#hig), Register,
and there are probabilities Of the election of Mr.
Tillou, in place of Mr.. Tallmadge, as Recorder;
also, Of the entire democratic Judiciary ticket.
The returns received by telegraph, from various
rarts Of the State would seem to indicate the sue
cess of the whig state ticket As to the Legisla-
,ure, the Senate will, probably, be whg-and the
Assembly democratic.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
ONEY MARK EFT.

TUESDAY. November 80 II. NJ.
The stock market getting active again At the FIRST
board to day. all the fsnces in demand and better
prices obtained Canton Company advanced u PEI
cent New Jersey Zinc, ~ Sussex Mining Company, i
Erie Railroad "a stoningt.p, ls Nor rich and worses
ter ~; Erie bonds, convertible, a The market wss
Srm ct the close, and there strong indications In fs
vor Of an upward movement Of some Importance The
rise In NorEieh and Worcester Railroad brings very
tle stock and there lie little disposition 70 sell on the
part Of holders Harlem Is firm our quotations AMI
must improve speculation increases The returns
October will show handsome increase on las. years re-
cep Ard the estimate for the year be moro than realized
New Jersey Zine Is in demand and mus. steadily i'm
prove. IL is no, selling for what Il is worth AMI
holders viii not part with 1t any quantity except at
handsome advat ce The company will issue report In
sfew days, and would be well enough for those wanting
the stock &c ntsipate the publication Ct the annual
statement.
The receipts at the Office Of the Astsn. Treasurer Of
this port to day, amounted s63 ~ Gl; payments
$50 6S4 o. of which, s2oOteo on transfer drafts
balance, b3s II The amount on deposit 10 the
credit Of the Cover nment In the different deposres on
the 27th Of October sl 576ls7 43 nearly one half
of which In the several mints
At the second board the market collapsed and all the
fsnces fell OF considerably Compared with prices cur
rent az the fret board the decline averaged about three
quarters per cent Erie Railroad offered at IS s5
Reading Railroad, sax ASK. There is no way Of s:-
counting stbiactory for thee sudden movements in
stock eustcns They emily the wisdom Of hoIders
realizing good profits when they can Nothing Is ever
ot BY securing handsome advance in prices for fancy
t;ocks
Ths dividends Of The Norwich atd Worcester Railroad
since July 1850, have been ~ annexed -
July 1850 "a per Ct on 81 5oc5 526 stk smtg to t93see
Jan 1901 ga l73376o 43343
July, 1901, lK $50 $40 2s34Q.
il must be borne in mind that these dividends were
sPen the amount paid in each share Of stock Io.
July 1850, the dvideni fothe six months endngat
that time and vas the par value each share being
equal to about three per the OF
rather, on the amount paid In As the pstslments doe
on the stock were called in the amount required di-
vi5ends was increased while the reduction Of debt re-
dueed the pay Io.nt Of interest An nsalment Of 90.
per share was called the 10th CT March lat and
se4uently the saving Of Interest on dsbt the sy
months, was but s26.G 03 over the period ending
Nay 3D. 1tbe, while the actual amount r,qdd TO make
as per cent dividend the present amount of stock
would be t4f $50 being slase4 thsu tss sss av
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Arrival of the Empire city.


The mail steamship Empire City Capt John Tanner,
arrived yesterday morning, fro New Orleans and la.
vapa. She left the latter port ON the 30th alt.
The following came
PASSENGERS IN THE EMPIRE CITY.
Chas Laburie and servant Miss Labure Master Labure
Robert Tweed Edwin Jacques Frank MsstersoD askins,
II Char pman Thos Wilkes, Thos Clark, VIM Sanger, Vim
Greet Juan herilue John Hayes Geo Only. Danoy .,
B Smith, Ross, John Cio.tier Beaj Smith, Allen.
Geo Jordsn, Carlos Saas, ID. Gray Schofsd, Alezo
Hernandez and two sisters DR. Vanderbecf Burtelle
Gordon, late master OF ship Ferax, sold at HavanA.
The steamer Philadelphia from New York arrived out
on the Goth The Ohio from Chagres arrived the soth
The rot that occurred at Chagres about the time OF
the sailing of the Cherokee had been queled and peace
was again restored when the Ohio sailed.
furious battle had been fought between the Jamaica
negroes and the natives which resulted in
both sides The particulars will be brought by the
Ohio, which to leave Havana on the 3lst nit
John ThIasher, formerly o! the Fare Industrial,
In prison in Havana reported by the Isabel Charles
ton.
The U s. sloop- p-of cyane al Havana when the
Empire City left.
We learn from Berford Co., that three hundred per-
sons kt San Juan, on the Prometheus had received
tickets board and that the captain refused
to until the passengers by the Independence
San had arrived when the passengers mu.ined
put the captain in irons and compelled the mate to &c:
UP steam and start for New York
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
IaI,,d s,st,. Di.,riet court.

b.t're Hon Judge Judson
NrTgefrr 1--lu The rass hctuetn The schooner 4 Z.
L~sseipu ana 10 Nhhamfiurrh Ferry COMPANY. watch
cr,f sst ~ ary 1oue tts schooner aud the ferry
b>st vnes ~ ectsi'n IN the river the foot % Cun-
srsst the udss fsd inst on the whole be -,nsj-
fks ssNisios ~bSe a. ferry bost was 90 her resuisr
frsSk Tfs eur t-Gersf fssaya Oh fsvor af he vii
smsbprgh coBDs1y rith ssf-rsncs 70 sscer.ain th.
sm<Bnt
~ sks ~ rs-es E,ncns sy.snsl The NV ..Aoo-
aid t14t 30 srasnf- s1 co7ft.tinx,
90 SO a11 10 osber l.at ts should - con
sr I'd q 80 sa1 tnst ~ ffsf11s ,risrs male In sne
scier ~ ~ 10 atrrgsfe5
- - lar1 gf1eksft sxaisS 'he stsan,5ose
Nrvtos snd Lshrinr sas Fssf srf s.hsrs tha
iuser $50 net lre svsenoe suf3 n ssurs more
-rrsire-sfiou han b. kaf rad sne n fsf.a 20 o if
- . 20 frsr-fc-n faTe tha 90 30 f0f iffns
~ 1is fet -ru fda - ~ f flsf
iufrs e-ig - sHle RI -stuwe ~ fTer .r f.r psFes
.curi stf 20 I1Hep fHdsrr ~eid tlara'rs nt1f b.
- -. uefic, n tns Es-H rrs ar. 90 ..a1 -
ltpru.a riinfut 10y
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

EXTRAoRpINARY CONDUCT oP BRIGHAM YOUNG
PUBLIC MONEYS sQUANpERED, Ere.
ST. LOUIS, November 3, 1851.
The mail from the salt Lake arrived
No, on the 30th ut
B. O. Harris Secretary Of Utah Territory g. X. Bran
denturg Chief Justice p f. Bracchas, Associate H. r.
Poy, Indian Agent and Messrs. silen and Young,
expected to arrive here soonthey having been forced
leave the territory Of Utah in consequence Of the sed
tious sentiments Of Brigham Young, the Governor.
The twenty thou.and dollars appropriated by Congress
had been squandered by Brigham Yoang, who had also
made attempt to take twenyfour THOUSAND from the
Secretary. The Secretary refused to comply with the
Governors requisition, in which course he after
wards sustained by an injunction from the court
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Mails for Europe aud the Pacific.

TnE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
Ike ,tesmtLF Niagara viii .savs this port A. noon TO
Gay fer Liverpcol Her mails viii eoss 3. hafpast ten
o'clock this morning
Tie steamship Cherokee With the mst fo- The Pacih.
viii no. sal ill to-norrow afternoon Her mails viii
cloFe al two o'cock.
The Nrw YohE Hrr.tp viii be published 81 hslf.past
nine o'clock this morning and a, ten o;ioek :o.moro~
morning.
Single copies in wrappers. sxpence.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Interesting from Buenos Ayrcs.

BOSTON, Noyember4 4, Ie51
Letters received in this city from Buenos Ayres TO
Sept l2h state that orbe the Buenos Ayrean General
had made second application to the English and French
Admiras to take him and his troops away from the
closed net in which he finds himself 1t is stated that
If he can dispose Of his property he desires to go
Europe
The fears Of blockade of Buenos Ayres, by the Bra
zilian. were Pubsiding.
Ounces sold at Buenos Ayres on the 18th September,
ut SO ST. which is slight decline but still the paper
currency fuctuated badly preventing mercantile opera
tiops to any extent
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

A JrDrclors Brr or CAunos.-The old RAJ In
the fable said that, in his orision. caution was
the parent Of safety. The administrator appear
70 be sailing on the same task. We are informed
that there are claims o. interest certain Florida
claims, now before the government, amounting 10
two three millions q dollars, and that the Pre-
sidcnt intends to refer the matter 10 Congress So
N yoh ior The experience Of the GsIphin claim and
he interest thereon. an administration writer
tkrks bat the Gslphin Transaction vas all proper
,nssgb, ut that it soi.d BE- perhaps, as cell not
~ rstsat tLt sSIerimebt Perhaps.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
year when tss whig majority In the State
cities aIId Towns.

Wing gsin II me above counties. leoS
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Interesting from New Orleans.

r. S. TROOPS FOR TEXAs-ARRIvAL or THE GEORGIA.
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. l. 1851
On the receipt Of the news from Northern Mexico Ge.
neral Tviggs ordered two companies Of artillery be
ready proceed Immediately to Brovnsvie Texas op
Posite to Mstamoras
The steamship Georgia arrived here yes.eElsy ftom
ehagree Her California news was anticipated by the
Cherokee at New York
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Cour, Calendar for This Day.

srvrrMr CouRr-srrcuL TsRs-Noe. II, ~ l3, las,
IL 10, 10, II, is, 10 20 2l, 22 %, rs -
ChcUfr CovHr- Nos ,l9, 55T, 7C0, 16l 1c2 1y3 s6l,
7C5 5CG, ,67 1Gs, 76e, 10, III, 772.
svprRioR Coutr Two brsr ches )-Nof. Q Q, 10, IL
10 "a, 90, a. 81 q, s3 80 &C, al, AZ lO3 a. IS &C.
AZ, A. TO- 81 ~ 5i b5 So 81, bs co. 81 c. g. ca o5
&c O., tS, GO.
CosnoS pltAs Part ] Nos 6s5, 6sl, ce3, 75l, 7ee
Isl. ESQ ss3, esq. s;3 so3 SOC on, pls tlb Part a.
Ms 5t4, sec sos. SIC SO, s22 SIG SO So $50 s3s
40. $40, s4s, $50.
o. q BisrRicr CortT-Nos 20 10.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

HGrYien township not heard from u VII give The
.lie usAst 30 majority.
south Bergen will give the vhigs 100 majority.
Zfe regular whig ticket was Van Worst Brewer and
JsroAmn-ths regular democratic ticket, Carpenter,
HsSooz end Littsl but The temperance party united
Van Worst Carpenter and MIL, and j,ined ~
TIE Independent vhigs
ksrss..s The vhig sheriff is elected ever M,Intyre
d.u ty rnNAl f.ority.
ne rsruli IL regas4eI triumph over tie "a
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

BALTIMoRE, November Z, 1901.
Wison L. Reeves, one Of the Cuban prisoners,
Gently pardoned by the Ptain General has arrived in
New Oesns defends General Lopez from the charges
Of Lieutenant Van vechten.
The ceremony Of breaking ground on the Hannibal and
St. Jofephs Railroad took place al Hannibal Mississppi
on Monday last
r. G. Glover, State Treasurer Of Mississippi died on
Monday week
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
From Dunkirk.

TIE WEATHER ON LAKE ERrE-FKoDrcE, ETC.
DUsKIkK, Nov. 4, 1851.
The weather still continues unsettled cold ncrth
wet wind s blowing causing heavy fes and bcas are
running very irregulsriy.
snow fell in some parts Of the country nearly the
whole Of yesterday.
Vast quantities of butter and cheese are daily arriving
here transported via New York and Erie Rsr BAD
for eastern markets break in the road has caused
great rreg ularty In the trains er the Erie road.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

VERY INTERESTING FROM UTAH.
Strange Proceeding of Governor
Young.
BASYRMENr OF HIS ASSOCIATE OFFICERS.
THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA
Gales and Marine Disasters,
40, &C.. &c.
Items from Washington.

WAsHiSoroN, Nov. T. 1851
The republic Of this morning says there Is truth in
the rumor that Rves has been recalled from Paris
that he is expected to return.
The Secretary OF the Navy has returned TO Washington
after four weeks absence in North Carolina.
The statement that NJ Hulsemann, the minister from
Austria would demand his passports in the event Of
national reception being extended to Kossuth h contra
dicted on good authority.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
CttyIntsIiir.nce.

Nt~ftUrs ustrrrsAsxUE 1t vfll BE- sesn BY an
a4vtrtlser,nt in another column thai hr John Dsr-
trf.rr ate q No % Broadway has been missing since
~ 4f'h q october liberal reward j. offered Tor any
n,fusicn concerning him. fu description Is given
a. tts slrtrt msnt q aE gersvnsl arpearance, &C.
frfsfvr,rtov 30 rir.Hts The help Of the Amsri.
80 Hot' Tresefs1 sst night elegant silver pitcher
p Ssnss hsgey ksg the closing n he partner ship
"a LAT TEaiAf bcuse The presentation male with
a. yutl cerm nal, 81 l.ochel tossts aud shampaxne
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
From Kentucky.

CONVEYING OF TIE LEGIsLATURE-pAILURE or AN
J. sURAScE COMPANY, ETC.
LOUISVILLE, November 8, 1851.
The Kentucky Legislature met to- day, and the Senate
organized by electirg wkig Clerk and seTgeant-st-
Arms, and a democratic Doorkeeper. The House has
not yet organized
The Lexington Insurance Company has failed and
made an assignment.
The Governors Of Kentucky and Indiana have ap-
pointed the 9th inst. for day a thanksgiving
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Dome.,Ic Mi.cellany.

Nine thoussnd gallons Of black, ys rum we've recently
seiled and destroyed at st John " u on violation
Of the revenue lnws.
The Legislature Of Rhode leland adjourned On he 3ls
ut after session Of four days. law passed ex
tending the time for the payment Of the registry TAX
The bill for the sboshment q imprisonment for debt
failed In the House
The three inches deep at Quebec on the let
inst Much Of the turnp and potato crops were st In
he ground.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Loss Of Schr. Helen Dimmick-Com. Tat
nall.

OnARL,sroy, Nov. 20, 1851.
Key West adviees TO the Both ult., announce the
crew Of the schooner Helen Dimmics from New York for
San Jose Texas having been picked up, and brought
into that port They put on board the schooner
Elizabeth for New York The Helen Dim nick sprung q
leak the south sde Of the Gulf and shortly Afterwards
foundered.
The steamer Gen Taylor, from Tampa Bag, Florida
had arrived st Key West with Commodore Tatnsn, Of
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

NAVAL COURT OF INQUiRY.-A Court Of Inquiry,
of which Commodore Sloat is President, and Com
mander Mercer and Lieut.. Rowan are members,
commenced i.s session at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
Monday last. The object of investigation is the
conduct of Commander 7. Oldridge, at Guayamas,
November IL, 1917, he having been accused by
Lieut.. w. Taylor Smith, OF improper conduct on
that occasion. Counsel are employed on both sides.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Letter from Consul owen.

HANANA, VctOber y, I5oI.
To TIE EpIToRs THE sIvAN,AH REruBLIcAS;
GE>rLrNES:- Il have no official information of nv
call hut the fact j. announced in the papers os New Or
leans and New Ycrk. must request that you will do
me the favor 10 AK that the public shall not Judge
till they hear fully. ssk nothing from their mercy
but have q right 70 justice.
Very re'peetfuly, &c, A. Z. OWEN.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
In. Louisiana Election.

NEw uHLEANs, Nov Z ls3l.
A. :he si'cton yesterday. the Wigs generally
r1Co.s'aI Frsrs; ~hig for sksdr has about 800
slsTi.y ever Marigny democrat. Robb aud BeBgsmy
TT'ttsiy elected . the Senate There !. large
v,'s e. Laundry the Wig candidate for Congress bat
rt.tlrr Lscbive
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
RATED states ,,,ou,, Court.

Etfr Judge Neifnn
Novt,ssr 3-jke Judge announced that there were
on. unhrtd and tveny eases on the calendar ssd
thst tbose which net resdy when called should g
to The foot ~ the calendar
Tusfcc, Barron and Others ESrosS Dfra "A YER
dict vas taken for the pisnf by consent for t39l6 90
subject 10 the opinion Of the court Ajjourned 10
Wtdpesdsy
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Frank Rennett's Eoncy Enr nnd strnr

fHhk b'hh'tts = Fnhty FUr nnd straw
Dat ststisbmsnt 80 Brosdrsy late At ~ John
Ladee-ltrnit ne call your sttsnton 70 ny stock Of
Lrrotetn fare Of yietofnus rdinE boAs Jenny
lndt mus ioss eufs and trimming q all kndt. recon
n,ne ny seescn Of furs y your notice mote pstteol.
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Paris vhole fstties for ott nns the best furs ere un
eqgalec The articles are slso nabuiactvrsa IN newer
rye Ard In better tste than uaily rosn In New
York 1hs extension c business Will enable mo 20 offer
better article. In either line moasrar prce
than the generality Of the trade full sssorsuent ot Do
mesc ufs Of tvery cescrpton, manvfse,ureo nndr my
fupsrvisior, v1 sIso he kspt hand. n. B-fuTs
drter.d aud altered in the newest ttyit.