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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

4 Tragedy. - Our county was made. on yester-
day. says the Washington tGs.) Gazette Of the 4th
Instant the scene,of enc Of the most horrd butch-
cries that blacken the annals Of crime. The victim
Wa ihs wife Of Mr.. ". +. Burns, respectable
citizen Of the county. II sppears Mr. Burns had
ef home early in the morning to 80 to bis fathers.
He had been there but a short time when messen-
ger arrived informing him Of his wife being muir
deTed. He returned, and on entering his rome
found Mrs. Burns lying upon the Hoor. with her
bead, throat and neck mutilated in q most shock
ing manner. There were several mortal wounds
on different portions Of the head. and one, the
largett, the back of the neck, reaching entirely
across, passing through the entire muscular tissue
and nearly dividing the vertebr@ of the neck
These wounds were evidently inflicted by an axe
a. afterwards ascertained. Upon investigation By
the Coroners Jury ,allthe facts pointed to Maiinda
a negro woman, the prorsrty Of Mr. Burns, as the
perpetrator Of ihe bloody deed A verdict wa
fund in accordance with those facts, and Tx
woman has been arrested and iodged in jan Il
await her trial before the Superior Court at il
next session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Steamboat Collisiss.- The stsaner Boston, from
Bangor, and Tie steamer Norwaik, for Nahant,
came in collision in Boston harbor on the "a. The
Norwalk had her sides stove in, and went ashore
on Bird Bland Flats. and the Bosom had her cut.
water started. Thes passengers Of the Norwaik
were taken offby the Jenny Lind. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

A Md~ Killed, Tho Hssnasao Norsh Misi,.
s'ppian Of the 4,h reports that Mr.. Thomas Thsrn.
ton WA shot by Mr.. Hampton Graves, sbou,
nile fop Town, which produced his dsssh. tn
cause ct he quarrel h NOT known. bur supposed q
b tees1 upsa ~ ~ hsa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGEs or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
~ The seestsss discovery Of The ass,by which
FEvERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
from whatever Produced casa ssctu
ally and permansnty cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
Tits perfectly harmisssn s operation scarcely
csptibls-aul ii 10 =
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
just what promises if the directions toIisusd-
Per descriptive shss setting forth mss esntainsa
rssrsnces Of the highest rsspectab. from planters
and Distinguished all through the Sodh,
thoroughly estsl IL psopsre call any
msrous agsnts. ~ -
Price One Dollar pr bottle; Five DsIIan Ons
bottle contains sufhcisnt iof from ss tsn cases.
~ Prepared ony BY A. KENDALL Co. u Magazine It
For sale BY Drusgiss and dealss ssasrally.
~ Communications promptly attended myss Am sdp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Fufths Lfescent
I Firss Congregational Dissrict. We were af.d
70 be informed that 2. X. Olcott, ex.Jndge 81 the
Seventeenth District Of Louisiana had been called
upon BY the whigt Of the First Ds.fiot, for his
csnsent to Elimination for Representative to Con.
gFess.
Judge Olcstt bsars character above reprc.ch.
His wing principles are ss axed a. the granite Of
his nativs mountains. In Ill The questions touch.
ing The Compsoniss hsia perfectly ORTHODOX. Ifh
vii csHasnt = IKE up9a himself the labor Of the
canvaA, ~ lst himself BE- known to the fomsr
pesisaeA = be 4 o The Flint and Third Munisipar
iiss, his election il surs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12
To The .L0St6es.sa

To The LsySsScs.
u Mn. SHERMAN. thankIu, as.- 1fS.su md
liberal patronage I her hue Of BUSINESS il happy
friends and ths pabl that sh has removed Nayae
lbs St Charles street, where hs IN prepared
Ladies and Children with the following sEic wit;
Shermn's SHOULDER BRAcHs and ABDOMINAL SUP
r0RTxRs. Dr. Banniug's BoDy BRAcEs. ID. Cranss
sHouLDERs and SPINAL BlAcEs. Ms. Belts .6uproRT.
Hns. Or. Thompsons SuPPORrHRs. etc. sto.
n Hour Of attendance, the morning, A. NJ tin
o'clock p. NJ; and In the evening, from till r. n.
" Females will be In attenance assist and upon ladies'
-. apis 2dp cod
~ MADAME DWELL
10 EBPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' Gentlemen
n Orleans that she from Europe and
sutsd her residence Of Dauphn Eanads
ths Present, Fast and Future
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el Ladies Soc. 80 Sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Vermont Election. ~ The ELECTION returns from
this STATE are,es YET, inde6nits and incomplete
Fhe rernrns SONAR Indicator gain for Williams, the
whs candidate for Governor. He is probably re-
elected A. far as heard from, the Representatives
elect, Stand thirty-,wo wings TO twenty seven co
alionists and democrats.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

4 MA Attonf1o0s
u ~ All psrsons Who hapD AGne4 49, hs
MI mi MI roll ior Ii. icrmsle9 Military s.pepy .
the AsmO!y cesns q csrcrdslet - Pssddo
r Ali 70 Mmbe Of ths above ccupeny,
respectfully and ssud thsis nanss % us Coatss
before oAaurdsry. ~ order
cHAs I vsMANpER. {co..atsse.
- CHARLE0 FLORAT,
- 4 o. Or ~
n HOWARD LODG1 Ne. - msesa every 90 eA
TnuR9DAY Evgnlna In Ais Grand Lodge HaA,
cornsF ot Tchouphoufss aAd Poydras sSssassa ~
haltpast o'clock.
n. r. Rloz. IQRo. B. BowDIrcH. .Sec'x.
jInIs DAvin. TTSasurss. jy9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

WANTED-A journeyman Book. binder. Ap-
~ ply at the Bihdery, 81 St Charles street
dz lw ga-lgi 1rs n, r. SWASEY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12
FOR ASSESSOR.

tv We are authorized to announce 9. Il. Pass y .
candidate Assessor for the city Of NewOflsans Eeuoh
10 be held November 3. 1851. V0
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g The .NeEicN2s WtNT.
THE WAR
THK UNITED STATES AND MEXICO,
ILLUsTRATED;
EMBRACING
Pictorial Drawings Of all the Principal Conflicts,
:. a BY CARL NEBEL,

Author Of "a Pictorial and Archaeological Voyage In hexico
A Description Of Each Battle,
BY GEORGE WILKINS KENDALL.
,fs Author Of the "Texsn Santa Fs Expsdioa." Z
" few copies Of thisch and magDeeny WORK have
received may once Of the Pcayuns
principal Bookofs Price, In elegant portfolio ess half
hound S0 who wish purchase fer framing the
ind plates will be sold for ga. jes 2dp II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

RRIDGEWATER PANTHEON the Bridge.
= water MINI, Nav Jsney. PAINT i eon6dsaiiy
EVER !NTnoDUCRO For decks Of vsssss and ssosmhoHs
Is nvaiaabis. being certain pro cotton against
SPARKS, CINDER6, ec..
and Affected BY either esh or al waer In puf eak
It becomes perfect slate.
. FOn PLANTATION USE
cannot be too highly recommended In addition It's
mpervous qualities the bending, shrinking warning Of
the e1ia winch ii 10 used the Paint
MIXED in equal PROPORTIONS with Verdgris. makes the
most durable b,ttoms ior vessels and dries lew hours
other good paint and the readiness with which makes the
most delicate TINS, together with its Immense body elias
cy and adhesive pTOperties its general
Il will be furnished LOWER than any Other paint in the
and WOOD buildngs. warehouses, etc.
g. G. BOGERT &C. 20 Camp IT,. NewOrea
and Texas. aug III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

READER, A WORD TO YOUl
IF you wish to have a most excellent Medicine in
houas, 10 uenmedsieIy Of Cholsss no ey,
Morbus aIhoa, Dyssntery, etc, which Il prevalent
60 immediatsy and get bottle of -
Beach's Antf-CathartiC Mixture. !.
of the best remedies discovered You will fndt,
ali casss prompt. safe and remedy comes aeae
inalhble than thing known OBS the
vonlpg and purging in Cholera and Cholera Moriu. n.
saanHp. ~ jei5 0man
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

did not prove himself skilful debater, which we
are not to be understood as admitting except only
''for the sake of argument,'D the Democrats are
at present the last people in the world to object to
him Tor it. Let us suppose the Democrats de-
scription of "a dumb candidate ga lump o
charcoal, a body dark, opaque" had been CONF
mended to Mr. Powell's constituents before they
had to decide upon his reelection, it would assu-
redly have amazed him not little and if the De-
n0crat had been held to De sound authority, It
| might have brought him defeat. But Mr.. Pow
ell being elected, Mr.. Boing's disposition to be
| silent becomes an enormous offence, which the
good people of Petersburg are not to overlook
We don't think the Democrats unfortunate inter-
probation of prophecy will greatly tend to turn the
minis ofthe religious part ofthe communtyaeainst
him, for they will probably remembsr, better than
the editor seems to do, what character was typi-
fed in the words of T5a iah : 'saS sheep before
his Shearer is dumb, So he opened mol his
mouth"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
DECEMBER ELECTIONS.

The amended Constitution having been ratified by
the votes of large majority of the people, the Gov
ernor will officially proclaim the fact, and election
will be held, throughout the State ON THE 8TH
OF DECEMBER NEXT, of a GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR and ATTORNEY
GENERAL, and of members OF the SENATE and
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. All persons qualified accord
ing to the following provisions OF the new Const tn
ton, and no others, will be entitled to vote in this
election; and it will vacate the seats of he members
of the General Assembly elected in October.
ART. III.
Sec. /. Every white male citizen OF the Common
wealth. of the age oftweuy one years, aoho has been
resident of the State for t.oo gears and of the coun
ty, city tooR aUhcre he offers to uote for ttoeLUe
months meet preceding an election, and no other per-
son. shall be qualified 10 vote for members of the Cen
eral Assembly and all officers elective by the people
but person in the military, naval marine service
OF the United States shall be deemed resident OF
this State by reason OF being stationed therein And
person shall have the right to voe, who is OF I'M
sound mind, pauper, or n-commssioned officer
soldier, seaman, marine in the service ofthe United
States, or who has been convicted OF bribery 10 an
election, or OF any infamous offence.
Sec a. In all elections, votes shall be given openly
Dipa uoce and not by ballot. But dumb persons en-
titled to suffrage, may vote by ballot.
The following is the provision concerning the
Qualifications Of the Senator's and Delegates.
7. Any person may be elected Senator, who, at the
time OF election, has attained the age OF twenty-five
years. and is actually resident within the district,
and qualified to vote for members Of the General As
sembly, according to this Constitution And any per-
may be elected memta of the House of Dele
gates, who the time OF election, has attained the age
OF twenty one years, AND Is ACTUALLY A RESIDENT
WITHIN COUNTY, CITY, TOWN OR ELECTION DISTRICT,
QUALIFIED TO VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY ACCORDING THIS CONSTITUTION; but per-
holding lucrative office, minister ofthe gospel
priest oilany religious denomination, saared Off
Ger ,of any banking corporation company, andno at
shall caDable
elected member Of either house Of Assembly. The
removal of any person elected to either branch of the
General Assembly from the county, city, town dis
trict tor which he elected, shall vacate his office
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
CANVASS IN PETERSBURG.

hot canvass is going on in Petersburg be-
tween Messrs. Boiling and Wallace, candidates
for the House of Delegates The South Side
Democrat we see, complains of Mr. Boiling. the
Wing champion, that he is reluctant to speak. Tn
whatit styles picture of the canvass, that paper
says:
"Oh dire necessity, that drove them to this pit liable
extremity! Dreadful scarcity of Wing orators that
forced them 10 run a dumb candidate! Foretold
however by the prophet Isaiah, in yeise of chapter
50: He ID brought lamb to the SLAUGHTER and
as sheep before her shearers DUMB so He OPENED
NOT His MOUTH. The freemen of Petersburg demand
hight, and the Wing politicians set up lump ofcharcoul
"a BODY dark, OPAQUE ls there no remedy? Mayhap
the genius OF the Wing candidate 10 obscured by diff
dence even as the light oil candle is hid under the
busiie VINO knows but that the conclusion of debate
might cause to gush from the sterile rock living waters
10 animate and sustain the famsed herd of Whggery?
An out there are no MIRACLES nowadays and otherwise
the thing is impossible The attempt has been m ade
ltKo inc noid lcarus OF ancient times, the Wing can
ddate, did venture to soar upon the wings of debate
and Ike that classic individual he fell fla from his pre-
sumpiuous height And dread the fall. He hath not
spoken since, though often requested to do" Some
pretend mat ne was suddenly brought down from his
amolons light by an arrow sped from the bow nj one
cruel Walace.sLet the truth ofhisory be vipdcated
ne ieA from weakness OF wiug--he cannot soar who
has not strength to walk"
All this Is rather mal-apropos Just after the
success OF Mr. Paulus Powell, in the Abemarle
DISTRICT whom nothing could induce to meet his
competitor, MIR. Goggin. From the result of that
election 1t would seem that the people, instead Of
requiring candidate to speak, are more than sat"
istied it he never opens his mouth. If, there
fore, it we're true that Mr.. Boiling, in one effort
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
TIE CUBAN AFFAIR.

The Tendon Times OF tho l4th inst has another ar
ticle on the Cuban affair, suggested by the arrival Of
the Havana prisoners 10 Spain Its tone is quite con-
same subject evincing, it does, something like de-
sire TO do justice the intentions of our Government
and the great body Of our citizens. The charge de-
lyered by Judge Carton to the grand Jury at Nash
vile, Tenn, is referred to with marked commenda
ton, as containing "as straight forward an exposition
OF American iaw and as uncompromiaing a condem-
nation OF the Cuban deinquents, could have been
pronounced by any authority in Europe"
Several OF the papers received by the Pacific publish
arumor that negotiations in progress for the pur-
chase of Cuba by the British governments but it rests
upon reliable authority, and is altogether improba
Bile. John Bull is quite fond as Jonathan of adding
to his territories but with all his self righteous airs
John prefers conquering and annexng, as in India TO
pul chasing with hard gold would be the case il
Cuba were obtained. Besides, there are other con-
alterations which would wholly prevent the British
government from venturing upon such an experiment.
RepubLc.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
REUNION.

We are pleased to observe on every side evil
dences of a cordial disposition on the part of the
Wings of this city, to reunite, with thorough
forgetting of past differences about men, in all
proper plans of organization for the important
State elections in December. With this spirit
prevailing in our party, Richmond cannot well fail
to double her usual Wing majority. The Wing
Vigilance Committee, we are happy to learn, is
prosecuting its important labours with great en-.
ergy and harmony. and with hearty determine
ton to have the old "Whig Gibraltar" ready for
the great battle on the 9Th of December
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

THE S4CAEY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit US at stated of the year and
when not unirequenllY become alarmingly fatal dl-
ring the summer and autumn months, especially to The
young. Itls supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this ilighttul mortality?
are we not bound by every principle of religion to ad-
minister rellet when in our power2 BRANDRETH'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
heahilY, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the eyacu-
alton Of all unhealthy humours of the blood, and if
man would bul use common sense he would take care
they perform this office faithfully. If the bowels are
out OF order, too slow or loo active, few doses OF
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order Ask the
man that was dying from eonsipated bowels what
cured nm; he tells you, Braudreth's Pills. Ask him
VINO has had the dyssentery for six months, and every
remedy had laed he will tell you that Brandreh's Pills
cured nm IN week. So with evers chills and other
diseases In word use Brandreths Pills, il you are
StA anu pesife to be well-and Them occasionally
For sale by NJ RRANCH
20: East nam street, corner opposite Old Market
Country merchants and planters can be supplied a
view v YIN P1''fS' se2S
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
CEEY A. FAIR ..

II will be seen that the requirement ofthe amended
Constitution, 10 residences OF twelve months,
strains our worthy and talented contemporary. Mr..
Baldwin, of the Republican, from accepting nomi-
nation for the State Senate. His case Is one which
seems not TO fall within the reason while it does with
i'll the letter, of the law. The exactlon OF twelve
months residence sin the county, city or town where
he offers to voe, will probably dlsquallty more per-
sons from voting serving in the Legislature, than
the Convention ina pined.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
A cANzoNET FROM CAMoENs.

Eyes Of violet brightness
Waving golden tresses,
Cheeks OF ruddy lghtnes5,
Such as Morn possesses,
Lips that pale the roses in their summer redness
Unto waxen 6eadness,
Lady, all are thine.
Are they too, as soft and fragrant
All, TO press them, pretty vagraut
Never has been mine.
Though in beauty sheydaY
Exquisitey charming,
There's error, lady,
All thy luSre harmng;
Wherefore dost thou suffer Rigour the austere one
To enthra thee, dear one,
Lovely as thou art!
Solemn folly ever chains thee
Silent melancholy pains thee
To the very heart.
Loves youngster joyous,
Eloquenty blooming;
Nought can eer annoy US
OF liie's weary glooming,
" hle in young Love rsstiug though the merry cliffs
Cd SIS Time himself is,
Yet he laughs at Time:
Woudlst thou ever, gentle lady,
Live in beaUty's blushiug mayday--
Trustto Loves mad rhyme.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

RAILROAD TUNNELs.-It has been determined to,
build drilling machine, at cost of about SIS 900
for the purpose Of boring the desired tunnel through the
Hoosck mountain on the line OF the Troy and Boston
railroad. The machine will be driven by steam power
and those who have the enterprise in charge have full
confidence in its capabilities. We would respectful ly
direct the attention of our Virginia neighbors to this
matter as likely to afford them seasonable reefto the
ptedicsmeut referred TO 10 paragraph concerning their
tunnel through the Blue Ridge OF mountains.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

IHE FIRE ANN1HILAroR. though doubted by some,
is relied upon by many OF our shrewdes citizens
that they have invested large sums therein. Among
others, the enterprisng house of Berord 4 Company,
bought the right for California, and are now having
manufactured in New York, a large number of ''Ma-
chnes for the city of San Francisco where they are
eagerly bought in advance.-BaH Sun.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

The DIRECT TRADE OF THE SosrH We are happy
to learn rom private letter. dated the 25th inst at
Savannah, in Georgia. that the ball put in motion in
Richmond has lest none Of its force One house in
Charleston and TWO in Savannah, have already been
established; and we understand that the convent on at
Macon will contain of the first commercial minds
OF Inc south The delegates are said TO be SO numer.
GUS that the public hotels cannot accommodate them.
IV1Sb TJr;on
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
CORRESPONDENCE.

OLIVER P BALDWIN, Esq,
DEAR SIR--The Undersigned, a portion of your fell
low citizens approaching your valuable efforts in be-
hafo the improvement Of our city, and OF the devel-
opment OF the great resources OF the State and also
your untiring and eloquent appeals for the Union of
the States and the Union of the Wings, do hereby
quest that you will give to become
ddate to represent this city in the next Senate OF V-
gnia, to be elected under the amended Constit Il.
ton.
We earnestly hope that you can, without detriment
TO your private interest respond atirmsvey to our
wishes.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

FIRE.-Saturday morning, between the hours of
and o'clock, fire broke out in a wooden tenement
situated on 3D. street, between Main and franklin sts-
The house belonged 10 Mr.. VIM O. George and had
been unoccuped for time past-theretore the fire
was unquestionably the work of an incendiary Not
outstanding the miscreant who fired the building had
taken the precaution 10 apply the torch to the upper
story, at point where the flames would speedily COM
municate with the roof and thus involve the destruc-
ton not only OF the tenement itself but of acent pro-
pery, yet the falling energy OF our ire d.part
ment proved equal TO the emergency-the fire was
speedily subdued. Loss srna-ully covered by insu-
rance.
Another fire broke out Saturday evening, about
O'clock on the Southern side of Broad street near the
junction OF that street with Brooke Avenue Ii was
caused by the accidental firing OF quantity of hay in
large brick livery stable, belonging Mr. Jacob Wood
sou. The stable filed with horses and vehicle at
the time but glad to learn they were all saved.
The roof OF the building destroyed, together with
all the interior fixtures Loss about $S00-iuIly COW
cred by policy of Insurance in the Office Of the Vir-
gna Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

STEALING ToBAcco-A negro fellow named Stepney.
was hailed by the watchmen Friday night on Marshall
street, and directed to exhibit his pass. He complied
but exhibited so much lrepdation, to induce them
to believe the fellow had either committed intended
they discovered the 81 his anxety Snug
ly slowed away about his person were eight pound
Jumps of fine chewing tobacco, which the dishonest
fellow had stolen frem his master. He was taken to
the cage, and upon being brought before the Mayor
Saturday, Mr.. jerks (Mr. Thomas SUPERINTENDENT
identified the tobacco part OF lot manufactured in
the factory. Thereupsn, the Mayor ordered the rogue
below for punishment.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

AN INTERESTING WoRK.-We learn from the New
York Evening Post, that par, OF Mr.. Elk Secretary
Buchanans errand that city recently was to make ar
rangemens for the publication OF co mplete collection
oil all his speeches dispatches and other public peoman
tor, and John w Forney, editor of the Pennsylvania,
spoken OF as likely be select ed to write the intro
duclion,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

1t is rumored that the Legislature of Georgia will
elect Mr. Toombs to the U; s. Senate in the place of
Mr.. Berrlen, whose term will expire March Sd, 1853
AS the Legislature is elected for two years. and as
this election devolyes them, they will go into the
election it is stated, their first session. though they
might defer it till their second session.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

TIE NEXT CONGRESS. -The members of the Thirty.
second Congress have now been elected in all the
States but Mississippi and Louisiana. In these proba-
bly,, two Union Wings will be returned to seven de-
mocras. The wings will have in the House from
eighyve to ninety members, the free. soers eight or
ten, and the democrats clear maj ority of fifty or
Whereabouts