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GGnEfElsGt.ih RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RcuMoNn, THURSDAY, Dec
TOBACCO.-rhc market continues steady We q
uns at 81 80 10 81. Genera! sales Of leaf from $ 10
iae quality SO 10 Ii p. y. VI. MARTIN y Z
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
WHEAr.-Pcme White s. c,s Red 70 cts
FLOUR.-Rich,n3md 81 ScottsvilIc 81. a..
CORN.-5I;= On ccniS-iai
CORN MEALS 70 cents-dull.
OATS-42 .l cents per bushcl.
RTE--75 TO 50 cents.
FlSlI-Herrings, No. Gu, 81 -, Gros,
Roe 36aS6 25 MlcKcrcl, No. !, SIX; No ,, s.,
10. !. $yi4. Shad-nune in market.
LARD-Ncw, in barrels, GAG. cts; kegs Hall. -
BACON-Prne Baltimore Sides ga 10 cents.
Shoulders 9-tull.
FEE-primc new crop I.aguayra g. az ! cent,
GOOD 10 prime. SN a9'
SuGAR-New Orleans ) Il & 5. cents Porto Ricot
cents.
MOLASSES.- Cuba is held a, q 81 cts,
Uf!csas, Era Ill 50 cts; re-boiicd j.; els.
LlME-Sllcs from wharf Sli. :ro,h store 81 :.
SAIT-Trum store 81 50: sales from wharf 81 ~
5TEELimcrican Diiste!ed ) V5 TO 10 pc! ;oa.
IRON--pig Iron S2i Ia 81, according 10 qualify s.
S25 per on; English 81: fre!:gar H'hmnni mar i:
IS; Up Country Bar so!a 81, according =" gnaiit;
CANDl.E S-Spcrin Candies iSIi5c; 'faiiow l0n! i
'atcn: IL T.: Alln,inc - pcrip. JncksDn's pa'.u
SOhP-k;chnond and New YORK 3saGc.
SPIRITS -Co.nac iirandy 81 - "a %; Rochelle 4
so American proof 55c ith proof 50aj5 Apple, scaCa
Richmond R"ctt'irt Whis&ey % cents; ~ T.. R.o
i. 50 cts. Cincinnati whisncy ~ els.
GuANO-larGvlan Sii 50; Pata.onian IS q!
ton %: uuv lbs.
SOLE Observation-Disclosures, tanned, good IL:
damaged l0al3 cts.
RlCE-Ncw crop 3H cents.
COTrON-l2 l2S cents.
NAILS-3 81 cts.
FEATtlERS-2G cts. and receipts small.
SEEDS-ci0vor So. for prime new.
OlLS-Sperm, winter i2U 1877. L; summer iDa l.!
whal. Grade 6JAj5c; ccn.i 55l6y; iinseed oua-5cI-r
IL Is per barrel.
HlDE>-Grcen saltcd al. cents peT ID. Cali sat
cts. 10 81 each.
SHOr--5A cents perlb.
HAf-Northern, in oaIes--irom wharf 80 Cts.
store 90.
BEESWAX-Wantcd al u cts per ID.
TEiS-lm.c:!a i3,I1c. pc! H.; GunDowdcl 10 a -
Young HysUn 9Ua13c; 1lacA - n 81 {.
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message formally Invited Congress 10 consider what s''p
are to be taken receive the for whom lie hi3 FI
Irinatc 10 Asia complying with the will at ne sc oof "
which now, resolution .! no further "iHcai
thr sinplc resolution bid wecr.,swhS wi''ih"h
On account al expected opposition Under suGl cl'e"
stances would not have wished 10 nirnhc. h' ~ - 10
with the utmost gratitude nll who bcstow on me suc'
marks of kindness the city al Philadelphia mas
oc,v with sentiments IF sincere regard for Phladci-
Min and its citizens defer for day or two any pos
hive tcply 10 the request which has been mace 70 me
In reply 10 the dcputaon from the press soliciting his AZ
tendance public banquet he snd ne hppeciaeu iny w
importance of the press which he characterized as me great
mower of the age and said that no more welcome hsa'
could have been extended 10 him. Az guest OF the CITY
hc should be Obliged attend their banquet o! thursday
next first but his second acceptance OF demonstration
would from the public press the most important agent Oh
,,oprs in free nation He felt greatly embarrassed as to
his stay this country by The action OF Congress nc S'a
ne should probably have the United States poH his
ss from captivity whether he had been invited or not
because his high admiration of the institutions ana people Of
mcrca had made him long DESTROYS Of visiting our shores
rut he had not come wholly OF his own motion lie hal
come al the invitation Of Congress and he felt bound there
Fore 10 abide by their expressed vii! as 10 remaining
they should re- ect the resolution now before iheT WHEN
npv declares lie welcome here he could d:aw other
inference that wanted and of course Tic should
withdraw He should consider The door shut in his Lace
But this should prove to he would glye hlin grea
pleasure accept the dinner rendered by the press AT is eur
~ day after the entertainment of The Common Council u
might suit the convenience Of its members.
The chairman and othc. members replied tina. the action
popular bodies Slow but they doubted not that Congress
would pass resolution similar 10 that now before them
kossh reJ1ned that STILL he had been invited h'thcF
BY Congress some of his arrival ought to be taken
He had no idea of being asked genenans house, and
then have the shut in his face. After time spen
in an agreeable conversation il agreed that the dinner
should take place on Monday evening next at the Asor
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H. ,bn Douglass Is Layne tl"u "p
noson and maories for Leake ana hocock are
the same as Tor Govcrnorin both counties.
NELSON COUNTY.
LArEE--rhe Lynchburg "Daly Express brings US .ie
following which are fuller returns man 'hose gwen '
ron mov v". (whg) majority ls5 Lieutenant
,oyernJr-Na,is, (whig) majority 6 Attorney Genera
Baxter (whig) maj. III. State Senate-Caoe.' l"'=
ma; o0g Housc-Dawson (whig) maj. los
'' FAIRFAX. ;,
Stuart lWhgJ elected to tue House OF Delegates 0y
Ihomass majority in tho Senatorial district OF Alexandra
and Fairfax for the State Senate is 39l -,
ACCOMAC and NORTHAMPTON cleo, Finney, w.
senator Nartbampton Ycrby, w, Delegate; Acconiae,
PS sou HAMpToN-we have nothing in regard 10 the
state elccloa Stands (Dem beats Brown Den) IN Inc
Senatorial District composed OF Southampton oues'A w
tirecnsvic BY Il considerable majority. 49,
Observation-Disclosures 37S; Summers 3l5 THOMPSON
4i3; Iaun $50; GOODWIN S32. Johnsons majority w.
Hamn's majority 81. -.
LTNENBURG gives Scoggins for Senate 25l majority
and j. w Hardy Alien and Stokes (ali Democrats o.
BRUNSWICK The Democratic ticket will gel ABOUT
oG0 majority Thompson and Power elected 10 the Senate
and House without opposition.
MECHLENBURG SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
To the Editors Of the Enqurer-Gtncmen: Below, You
will find the result OF the OF this district. a
CnARLorrE-razcwel wing. $780, Darlington: DEM $50
MrccSIESprRc-Tazewcl ls4 Darlington 226; Knox 255
Majority for Darlington 9. Glory enough for one day
PS.-lu Charlotte, Clement Huncock's (whig) majority
Barnes 81
HALlFaA
Majority iot Democratic State Ticket about 4uU Stofaii
dem. elected 10 The Senate
DINWlDDlE.
The fo,Iow ing the vote at Cherry Hill precinct Dinwid
die: For Governor: Summers SO; Johnson y House OF De-
eoates: fIamlin dem s; Goodwin whig IT, For Senate
Thompson lS.
Summers l50 johnson las; Watts 1885 Leake ll9 Baxter
las; Bocock las. Senate Saunders l33; Douglass 49,
House: Scgar whig 6i Booker dem. ia; Collier dem 10
Saunders an! Segar certainly elected
GLOUCESTER
Vim Taai,,ro dem elected the House by O5 maj over
TAYLOR Col Taaferro whg, is defeated for the Senate
by CatietI, dem.
CHARLES CITY.
Pcarce whig elected delegate by large majority.
NEW KENT
Summers Watts and Baxter l55; Johnson LeaSe and Bo
cock 49, For Senate Saunders, whig 1876 Douglas, dem
1872 For House o Delegates: Pierce, "hig l99 "adceN
dem. 49,
OHIO COUNTY, &c.
The majority for Summers in Ohio county is $40; in Mar
shall county So and in Wood county l3-ota 05 layor
majority in these counties was OBS.
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sf5ssssasss ~
BOTETOuRT AND CRAIG.

Majority for od Joe35 Miller and M'Gs' aync for
Senate, no o;rposil!cn ~ :,
II, n, T. i,urs of the Enqlirer-bt!nw se.'u ,hich
ntcn,cn, o. The in Bctou't and CraIe HUN haIcy
Won will SC. that Miller and Wiley, democrats dmocra,c
w cause ii is needless advert TO- iaTths, ,, !"
- .,v ,h,t exhibits culpahc dec'c'ioh W
,sa mor If the democrats in this REGION paucuu'y
the viii pil is -oed up its present dimensions y
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ATTITUDE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Charleston Mercury, referring 10 the strong votes in
both branches OF the Legislature in favor Of The bill calling
the Convention the 4lh Monday vi April and regards
them indicating the part Of the Legislature dcIern'-
nation that the State shall not be sunk down into hopeless
submission wrongs against which she has so senuous
protested and which she has often pledged herself 10
sis They will leave South Carolina naked TO her en-
cmes-an object of nockcry and bait TO! aggression This
decision of the Legislature will give new spirit and hope 10
the people, and in measure, relieve our sky from the
disastrous twilight in which recent events had shrouded "
In view of this subdued o the chief organ o the DIS
unon5s of the late popular decision and OF the spirited
protest of the Southern Press against the assembling o the
Convention being regarded necessarily leading 10
rate State Secession may indulge reasonable hope that
before April round will fully resume the throne
in South Carolina and the Palmetto State will continue 10
live in peace and fellowship with her sisters Of the Conted
eracy.
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ISLE OF WIGHT.

Johnson majority 4UI J. a JOIull, OVtT hIUUuyi DO
ALBEMARLE.--The Charlottesville Advocate gives the
following COM ice returns:
STATE TIckgr Summers ll73 Johnson 1919; Watts
1902 Leake US9; Baxter ITO; Bocock lO65
Senate WATSON, W.. 1853; Randolph, D.. 1885,
House Rvcs W.. 1856; Early W. Ire; Tucker D 1856;
Garnett, l07l
GOOCHLAND DISTRICT.
In the Senatorial District COMPOSED of Goochland Lou.
lisa and Fluyurna the far exclusive of Jacksons
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IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.-C

INPORFANT FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Nc
Soz AND HIS ARMr letter received New York, dated
San JUAN Nov. u, says
On IN. morning of the l9ih instant General Chamorro,
with his army Of NicaraguanS and Honduras men, entered
Leon the headquarters of Munoz at oil of the principal
stress and drove Munoss soldiers the plaza where hlv
MunU. and his officers with twenty Americans.
into prison. and probably shot before ths
time.
Our Charge the Hon JOAN B. Kerr cannot Of course
sisi oar ucuird brethren vino have been taken in
against the STATE for he than private citizen.
haYi! reached the country st the breaking out OF The
eyuldUn ami having had no government to treat win.
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BROWNS HOTEL. WASHINGTON.

Tn- splendid and extensive establishment, open toi
the accommodation lie public. All the convcnienccs and
comforts that and experience could sggc. here bt
enoycd. Tie in allure generally is ot the latest patterns
and uucil il II degree vi richness few instances
rguati.d ard nowhere cXcced. Beside the marble bldra
al, Pcnns. ranil avenue ui the
good ard DcIliy of the cnierpfl,ing propetos.
jIustingt0a Revnbiic.
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EossrrIrs INTENDED MOVEMENTS

New York, Dec. g. -kOsSuth has received several
mi;tcs- present decline. 10 make any engagements.
VIZ. Fillmore Presidents Private Secretary intro
duceG h. this afternoon, and said that the REstDEST
would be pleased wrcOm. him the OF Government
and desired 10 know if his intention visit Washing
ton which kOsSuh rei lied TINT his movements
certain ANA lIt il somewhat d"uOul whether h. w0Gl!
90 Washington all The action OF tie Senate, he sail
nldc his situation lar from agreeable and circumstances
must govern his future actions.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g.
kussu has length consented visit the city, ana is TO
be here Thursday week The bu-y no;c Of preparation
receive him is hearI every Last nigh
nt'cn appointed 10 give the great Magyar Banquet
Al c'st OF I've dollars per ticket
NEW foRk, Dee. l0-Tne Baltimore delegation waited
hossUth this afternoon kossuh made able and beau
ul reply in which he said he glad the people Of Ba
more sympalizrd with his cause but that he would take
time for reflection before he promised 10 vis their city
kus=uIh quite Sick and has refused receive any
YIsliers for the present.
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The fredericksburg Exchange has been purchased by
ter Gnock Esq. at 1880. This is the arges! an
built house in Fredericksburg ard most eli,5iy loca
Mr c. intends TO III up large portion .! 1t as theatre
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ing:
ADDRESS THE yIRdiSIASs.
Sir am honoci in being the organ oi communication
between my eowcltzens o; the Ancient Dominion who
accidentally in the city, and your EAccishcy come
body 10 tender You our congratulations upon arrival
and extend cordial welcome country We are proud
being the citizens of State that ever avowed detesia
ton tyranny in every FORM and has Inscribed upon her
banner the proud OF sic semper yrGnnisa State thu
gave birth to Washington Henry Jefferson Madison and
Caynanles ilinstrlous in history, and familiar to the
friends OF liberty in every cline We trust that IN due Lne
will receive invitation visit State, ana we iee
assured Will receive that welcome which the descend
ants OF iiusuus viii extend 10 champions
freedom who may BIZ driven by persecution from the land
OF their birth 10 lind asylum IN our tree and happy coun
try. May add sir ardent wishes that you may soon
sec your beloved but downoddcn country from er
condition and her place among the nations of the
EARTH and your ebaZoned the roll OF fame her
Washington. Again, tender you hearty welcome =
Messrs. j. Fl. Lee, chairman Carter Whitehead, Atkins
Marye Fizhngh Slaughter, Jones, Sharpe Mccoy, and
Others committee oi NglnaE guests al the Irving House
REPLY KossUTI.
kussuh replied that he . happy and honorcd 10 receive
kIn Testimonial from the citizens oil Virginia, who had
thus united with their the North in welcoming
hin in.Tica. He alluded 10 the vaa OF the Union and
C0ngtaG lsd .ls v-itIs agOn ing tie Interiors .! the
great legacy .: liberty witch had been !pf ;hca BY the
abors and sacrifices OF their fathers and beog natives
of State which had given world such illus:riuus
those named BY Major Lee He said in regard to The
invitation rendered him, he felt proper frankly
That he should feel bound 10 wait for proceed
ing either from State or municipal bodies but would be glad
feel the present invitation would first link
connecting him 10 closer acquaintance with Old Virginia
and ended BY gracefully repeating his thanks the courtesy
OF his visitors.
In reply TO the address o! the Philadelphia committee, 10
visit that city, kossuth is reported 10 have said:
His object. in coming the United States, pro-
mote The great OF liberty Throughout; the world and
pecaly in Hungary, and while he sure tina, the people
OF the United States sympansed In that object could
but say that deeply at the action which
had been taken by Congress He had high respect
and regard Tor Congresshe recognised il exponent
OF The national WILL and in view OF wha' it had done his
ia wore rnca III,
would De content TO beyond New York he could not
say bu he free declare that had the proceedings
Congress 10 which he had adverted reached him before he
left Europe he would have hesa,ed coming this
country at ALL"
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DIRECT TRADE.-Coasul Baylor has 50 far made his
arrangement for the establishment Of Direct Trade between
Mobile and Amsterdam, the services 81 Mcssrs.
Harrison K Robinson Of Mobile who agree accept the
"Nlobile Agency" pending Mr. Bayor's Europe
ito organize the details in mercantile form place the
movement on j sound business footing
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LOLA MONTES. This notorious fgurdntc, the Herald
SAYS has engaged Mr. Barry OF the Broadway Theatre
her Theatrical Counsellor and vii! probably appear first al
the Broadway The Mirror says that The personal appear
ancc OF Lola is decidedly striking her figure is straight her
face remarkably beautiful and her large black eyes give clear
indications OF her character and flash fire her con"ers
ton becomes animated Her ha is JET black, and curls il
ringlc giving her youthful appearance although she Is
by no means young she looks. However this IL sub
iect that we have no business 10 NEEDLE with
She pron0unces kossuh 4 "hum5ug" PROBABLY because
the great Magyar while ship board was too much en-
crossed win mighty SUBJECTS 10 engage III gay Galncc.
She says she much caumna,cd and wishes the Americans
TO see and her. before they form judgment on her
Acting Governor Whitfield Mississippi rendered TO Col.
Jelcson Davis the appointment Of Senator made by
the resignation Of Col D. when he consented TO become
candidate for Governor. Col D. declined the appointment,
which was then conferred upon John J. McRae, ESQ., who
left Immediately ior Washington.
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Observation-Disclosures YOUNG LADIES pol


UREA, DEC. S.On Saturday, number OF rooms in the
McGr,ar House pied hy supervisors who had been
attending tue annus! meeting Oi IN. board entered,
and vauu. Of money extracted from the clothes
OF iieis sleeping tenants.
There is in town that thirty sx young ladies were
poisoned ew DAYS since, the female seminary in the
neIgnopriag village u; Clinton.
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ADDRESS OF THE yIRdlSIASs.

The Virgnians stopping the Irving House, waited up
on kossuh Monday and presented him with the follow
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SERVICES AFLOAT AND ASHORE DURING TIE MEHCA ~
WAR.-Ry Lsat SraeS u. - H.. &c 9c-CIAcinhAti' w H.
The author OF this interesting work. at tho time Of the
breaking of the late Mexican war; attached the
Home Squadron, under Commodore Conner, US flag
Leucnant but after the fall Of Vera Cruz became volun-
teer Aid de Camp Gen. WORTH in which capacity he
served until the capture OF tho Mexican capital His acl-
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improved He only presents us with lively and ca
citing narrative of the important events growing out
OF the most brilliant military achievement Of modern times
but asu gives very interesting insight into lie social
POLITICAL and economical condition OF the Mexican Repub-
lc Among the topics which will be found possess cspe
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cal sketch of Santa Anna; the march Of General Taylor up
on Corpus Christi and the battles that followed this move
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commissions; the refined humanity of officers and
soldiers under all circumstances, and finally the attainment
OF the goal of general ambition the triumphant entrance
of our army the capital of the country The book con-
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II, w. c. Rives IT. and our Minister 10 France wht
came in The Pacific
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DAILY MAIL TO NORFOLK VIA JAMES RIVER.
HasHISCroS. Dee T. 1851 On the from Baltimore
Norfolk the Pu>tntse. Gencral has issued order for
three additional weekly trips from the first Of December
the 18th Ut March IN year, at 81 $50, being pro ratio
additional pay per
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fz~TO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO.-As il becomes
vou duty under the Constitution 10 elect sheriff Tor
this county and having had attention called 10 this ONO
by former solicitation and being much encouraged 10 De-
come candidate your suifages hereby announce my
self as candidate aud if shc.iiA!ty Kill faith.
fully discharge the duties of the office.
Very Respectfully THOS. L. HUNDLEf.
DEC l2rH 1851
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ELECTION OF MAYORS
! Ros7oS Dec. 9-Caleb Gushing has been elected mayor
OF Newburyport; and Richard rockingham, Democrat,
Ina -ufC hnrirs
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Bravo! for Roppahaunock. Huzza for the noble county
that cheering promises and sends us better returns
She has more than redeemed her word. ufrah Morrison
is elected by probable majority Of 100 votes!
Brent has maj added his Fauquier pile Of 100 votes
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tn New York Times Of Tuesday has advice. from Chi.
to The 25th October from which CLEAN the following
The 'ebt army l3 900 s,oa. led by Carrera and
Arc,gl by The Government troops $50 strong
Pcorca, about forty leagues from Santiago, the i.h.
The fought :o three hours and the result the de-
former with loss of 20 killed and 200 wounded
AMI 10 prisoners incIiiag Sc officers.
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WESTERN HOG TRADE.-li is supposed that over
100000 hogs will be slaughtered Cincinnati This selson
At Louisville New Albany ond Jeirrsonsie, about IL wv
have tecn killed. At Louisville Thursday, sales were
making 81 30 81 5U and holders asking more
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y KENTUCKY L. ). SE%ArOH.-ThoEls +. II hail
pu1 Litter The Laxn-i0T Observer. in which c
-Uus i!J3@r IN ilsot .! pOsrpoanL HE election l. :
Senator until tie next session Of the Legislature sand in the
meantime running Mr. Cr!ttenten himself for the Senate
before the people, the whole people,
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-01

An oil dealer sold some winter oil that
was warranted to stand the severest cold,
but it froze stiff. The purchaser went to
the vender with loud complaints. 81 told
you it would stand the coldest weather."
said he "I did Mt tell you it would run
You see that it stands perfectly still, and
you can't make it bulge"
The Syracuse Standard says: "Several
ladies appeared in the streets yesterday
with dresses of very aconic pattern, and
pantaloons la Turk. The new style
looks decidedly tidy and neat, and imparts
to the wearer quite sprightly and yo nth
ful appearance.
The coinage of the Three-Cent pieces
has commenced, and as soon as a moder-
ate amount has been coined, they will be
forwarded to the Sub-Treasury in New
York, and distributed to Post Offices,
Banks, &c.
In Connecticut, in l649, three married
women were fined FIVE shillings each for
scolding. An excellent way of ''raising
the wind" but we think il the same thing
were attempted now, it would be apt to
raise storm.
The proceeds Of Jenny Lind. FIVE Con-
certs at CINCINNATI amounted to about
$4,000.