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EXCITEMENT In SPAIN.

The Madrid correspondent of The London Morning Cron-
cle writing on the ll,h Sept, says:
"hc journals here filled with details OF the news from
Cuba SUMMARY D which received by telegraph some
DAYS since this subject is hc main topic u convcrs-
lion From the feeling which prevails Gcre on the subject
should surprised the reported outrage on the span
sh Consu! at New Orleans be confirmed, the Spanish
government resent II BY decided measure lrrc
are occasions when governments and nations act upon I'M
pulse and feeling and sober views of advantage
The latest intelligence is that the Marquis of Maviltens
said to have addressed the Spanish ministers at the
of friendly power the subject OF Cuba The mole
states that although Spain does not desire The United
States she 1rW hesitate 10 make such measure
should be }orceA nI'on her.
Another letter flUm Madrid TO LONDON states that
Some unca>iucss Ia being felt here Of the
news having arrived that Bu-os is proceeding with dan
a.ous zeal The .errin:nce OF his dulles Ec has ;rea
Guon aud considerably injured american ship laden with
-four and bound 10 Havana TIE vessel appears did not
NV. 10 az nailed After being vigorously searched,
she was ordered the United States though she
had nothing on board that could justify suspicion 1t
mains to sce how Brother Jonathan will behave when he
learns these transactions The American minister has had
frequent viii, minister foreign alits these
few days.
We believe that Spain will be absurd enough 10
seek war with the United States. England may, Tor her
gain and cheek giant strides of prosperity, en-
deavor onrap spain and France into war with us--5ut
with The lights before US This appears 10 be apocrpha
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pIcHM0ND ENQUIRER.
.oCcI1SSI16.T TNoRNING. OCTOBER 10.
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1IInEE EASk IL.


ID nsr,v of this city have been very
Inc wig , !; N. o,,empt 10 create the luISe i''i
diligently c"S"7 Disunionist-or that he Is ho'
son. ''I ,rsc,or thai he at heart, cheristes
SAFE =" - :, Continuance of the Union. ih' s"".
una'o'" r.rv orthll one. In SCUM oa''"''
are Pa!' ;; and in pars OF Alabama, lnel nav ''.
S'N' -, If secession and such an Issue nus rhoJ
- . ,h. neuple but in not one smSe 'o ~, se,,r,,.
-, 80 ,., of secession been ho!s.'' 40 o.,;o, of
~ - 81 ~ has been advocated BY no pa ~ " ~ ;il.
STATE "c''' 49, es,. The Wings know This, perfectly ven
49, hv constantly and evetE's'inSH ' rho &C.
ye' NY nnocratc party in this State as 'hcy '"s Wv
down tho "'' , ,r.r,hrown in Mississippi and Ieor
cess'on Pa' a., game time the entire unaniInty WIN
gia ,iss in The last legislature opposed a" meas
which '''' ,ca n or disturbance OF the comprohis""
u'e fila. " but stuLiuusy represent 1unse
'ney ,,ic par,y as being in favor o' oss."'0'S
r-.r;-e and thus of perlling inc o''io ""''
c.tie repeatedly and eloqaen''y acc'a'eu 'S ~
'uase 1.io7 Has he mt repeatedly denounce' oou
Ss-.,;ns secession "mad and IN e''fs way "'7
.,,n No one can deny these idcts
, ,bcn is no disunonlsi or uahS1'ou' w
80 Because he disapproved the COMPROMISE :" wv
~ Was Gen Taylor for that reason ai@u''"S
iay''' ;onis, because he believes that cltzeh cues
Is ne !, following the lead o! his State: IN
h'' ,.sssop or in obeying his State instead o' ''
ease % ra,n,en,3 So once thought the almost e"'i't
of the South, which, every body Knows ~
'"5 mast yehsmenay Gen. Jacksons proclamation A"'
- 49,, thinks the Richmond Times
Where then, ask is the evidence OF Judge
;e Where are the proofs The whole charse "'''
basslu false, and We do not think thar '0oSs ""'
bems,lses, believe il To be true. ,o ,o
nj This anon-w mean 10 show Ut We nave ny
ALREADY shown ha, Judge caskte is not only S0unu
his suniect as on every other political question
w ,,, his opponrn is mos, nsound, as well as OF ii
others the most dangerous
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To Ire Editors Of Inc Enquirer:
AiAIlISON SENATORIAL DIS ERlCI.

Messrs Editors: Permit me- though living far from III
District to express through The Enquirer my Gracaiion
the consent Capt James L. kempcr TO hccome candIa
10 represent The Madison district in The Legislature U! vi
yinju When parted from him in Mexico, (near the clio:
of the war he requested Inc, my reaching the CniIh
States To order him newspaper ""hat paper " said 4
did not know Ia what party lie bcL)nsei though nope
he was one u us-as conceived him capable Of bccon!
an onaIn.u 10 any party. Uh, said he send he the II
lairc" Aud fraf tbs would infer, Me,sT: Editors tl
Capt krnur Is g.d Democrats but Ne must stump II i
around The district and IL. the gallant vconcn OF maj sc
lion know Of whit stall ne is made We need such men
Capt Ke'npe; no WELD the pen, and u necrs't
ry the swoid in this important crisis o; the worlds a'
An old fellow soldier of his wishes hin God speed"
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DEATH or COMMODORE WARRINGTON.

DEATH VI CDMLDDDStI "AtihlN'ioN.
Ii PAINFUL task the d"ctase d thn'n0-
dprc LEWIS ARLINGTON OF the L. ). Navy. lie died ~
his .cs.cnr. in this city yesterday morning, between and
O'clock The Goth year OF his age after Illness Of severe
suffering.
Com, WAREiScToS native of Virginia. Ee was
bo,n III vl,hc 7S2 and, after passing his acad, mic
course AZ William and Mary College, entered ;hc navy in
january 1900; that c had served n-ar ;f'ywo years
Ills services and brilliant ac!c' ernts in
crwoven with history n his county, and coasPicu
os in some of its brightest pages. He aimosi tho "nv
LETT OF that noble 70" OF brave naval commanders who'
in the war ci lS2 achieved much giy IL: hvr count
By their brilliant victories against enemy iii then deemed
nvucltlc.
To hinh professional merit Com. ". added amiabe dis
position ind u lo!es,y when personal esteem,
will make his loss sincerely regretted by the society In
which he moyed.[ Mondays National inisiigencsr.
Com War.r -.on, commissioned pos, captain
The 22 Of Enye,abc leli. He vas the third officer the
naval list, Cuiu,od,rc Warrington distinguished himself BY
his gallant conrt in the iae war especially IN the engage
merit between the Peacock ana Epvvier Attic time OF his
death he was Chief Of the Ordinance bureau.
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The following touching lines were WHEN h;s Wiz Ty
hs ort;s his grief upon the loss OF his "ic

:, .n, ,,,c,ino lines were written oy Da!
.'s, r.cord;6r h,s grie upon the loss oil HIS WIZ
THE TWO VISIONS.
,,,,o,, d,vs Of toll through nighly fears,
.;.,on blessed my heart Tor years.
nd "a secuic IL features grew
XIV h.,,t believed the blessing true.
saw her ih,ge househoia oo'e
Il contaminated peace OF love,
And sweeter JOY aud >aintieI grace
p,.,,sa, o'e; tie beauty VI her face:
Tho ia, and grace nf!ove at rest,
Tn, S-rslde Iuuslc Of the breast,
Nm vain desires and restless schemes
Sen D;lluwed on our early dfeaih''
No, her alone; beside her STOOD,
n geut!er types, our love reneweu'
o.: separate Lc!nss one, 7" p'
ing .ariiug miracles .! f.hi'h
oen.,,o,be..s smile The children's kiss
40 nt,..'s s.rsne uouunding bliss;
TT. ;guj,n.e ut lie ihat oo,e
pri ,4,g >t!InlrcT blooms before.
Syrn WAS the vision, fair and sweet
-, an, j. yoni Times tagging teet,
Iav ,ilmt,c,!,g II. my heart Tor years,
Dim ~. t n. mist o! HAPPY tears.
'ra,, vision died, in DROPS OF woe,
!, hIo,,iny dru9s. dlsSuising slow;
Nv ,o:iau day and surrowlng night,
Another VISION fills III! sight
! cold mound in the winter snow;
4 csh!e. ,.aait al rest below;
lie In utter i"u"css hurled,
And -nr kr,ss over all the world
~ heart. i bril- with broken wing,
Deserted hr H. mate Of Spi'n4,
NJ. sE.yritar while the chill winds blow
ic. ills ina ms. .. Love wiki snow.
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FARTHER Particulars OF THE STORM IN
~

HALIFAX, y. =. Der lily letters and te!e2rsphic
o.Ep.cN 1trum Pictuu wcat Eed give The fol
cN.no additional particulars relative 10 the fearful storm
NJ marine disasters III the Gulf u 81. Lawrence and along
tn COATS .: Prince i.:,vards Island.
tc vny is i,nwet WIZ! ttc wrecks Of vessels and
III. cta soots CT t.,;r crews. The Chafhs tuwn (P. j.
j. "ooretS have 10 the VILLAGE at C"vndish 20 u-
gu deaths ri twelve persons whose bodies had
t"1atiGd ashore 1T that place
The body "f with boy lishcd TO his back came
ashore a. RCs;!co-n0' recognised.
1G"rG = good 5clcve that hundred bod
lev have been iloared The ci STAGE the storm.
fr1 itr 10 nu! hundred sail succeeded In getting sac
!" INFO :i7r5or
TIE wife III the captain Ut schooner Warh, hearing
rcllr loss u; husband and his vessel commit
rec sn.c!dc yes'edry lea"iag family o young children.
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LETTER FROM COL CRlTTENDEH

SHtr OF WAR EsPERASzA, Aug. Is, 1851.
Dean UScLE: In few moments some fifty OF US will
be sl;o-wc came with LOPEZ You will do the Justice
TO believe tha, my motive for coming was good /
was deceived BY LOPEZ He well as The public press
sured tina, the island was In stale oil prosperous revo-
luton.
am commanded 10 finish writing at once
Your rephew W. L.. CaIrrESoES.
will die like man.
Hon j. j. CRr7rESpES Attorney General United States,
Washing ton CITY,
The letter (says the Repubc) is lying before us as We
write in the irm bold steady hand OF who prepn
ed 10 "die like man, !" and who KEEP, his word
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INTERN ATIoNAL CoURTEsIES.

NC learn from the Albion that dinner is 10 be offered BY
members OF the s.; Georges Society and other British resi-
dents of the city of New York Henry GRiSSELL Esq
Lieut.. De HAVEN, Passed Mid<hpman GRrFFrS De KANE
and other officers of Adeance and Rescue lately engaged
in the search for Sir JoHs FRAHKLls and his party.
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It,ETICAL,
For the Enquirer.

To 4. >.
,7,;, come. Ills come, the twilight houf'
as "a All that promise claim of thee:
IT, siray beyond the guardian oo"c''
Alone with me.
ca dearest we will seek the glen,
So lovely in night like this,
Ana 10, me breathe my passion theh-
Say yes! Say yes!
And will whisper not word
r., raise blush upon thy check,
ror brru,he a wish, if Angels heard
They might not speak
But, when I've told thee all my love-
An dare | steal one parting KISS
30 witness but the stars above
Say yes-Say yes!
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LATE FROM HAVANA.

CHAxLEs7oS. OF y by HE Isabel from Havana we
no th lost. lie subscription 10 aid the ami
les Spanish soldiers Killed during The Lopez in
Yaa:u. comfort n,d take o. the wounded b.
iyHna, 18th inst. Slo0, la.
AL Gg-r, Havana. AID business prog essing
s.e.tg !;na
ihs "cbn residents daily expecting the recall! OF
Mr en the Sn.Iic.n Consul His letter Of defence is
coasicsred altogether unsatisfactory, and they seemed
confidence wuld be equally unsatisfactory
-he P:cs!c1t.
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hs lcy and place h. woni ,l'e. 70 &Ss mn
iuhrct i";.ctsh ~ +! me- o;,'i WIN ~, !" nh. II 49,
i"'t n;sn l IN 'Oi t -. %v r Iarss Of
II rnr:!- ,ur," nlnSs he iGti.r Nv TO-" sishn
hai written .! TIC lat 'wfh' Years 90 MS Hr tah We
.o..ii"n Ih:; ei 10 ~ .'.i VIII ] ii ',, ~
u appears ~ 'i' '"" "
~ M >asl says Terror dr'ss'! Ih'"cha' VIII
laced ai"i"t and N a" i!"I'i,''' "'," M f,'r
"uscc he "o"' Apply !" M, "ri =" "a ne , ~; ~ -
f'F t' Inn are s''' t', !" ' MI . ~ n ,~trr n"
ia'" - @s"'Nl>l a sane ,r"'i,n.fv ,u,y. Wneu
nns a tins pro :u'aa Z" T"ny oiR. ns''e 'Hl tx ":
NIX! i!srG i''' '. ' ,r r,,iy T.t,s rae 4, =,
eu s""s Hs:. ~ ,'n r@',S i rI s, .,rs shy
!i!ot" the ""'r :" ~ az pay I; h. .hnyy, ~,
tea, .. i ~. IL on f lin OF Ma. a! wr,;rt
wno' nave at' we ~. WIN, ho i,tn II ~ min f,s
nAs!! ant n's,, 80. ~" .,n:,I. ".,o gu A. In.g,
IN, 'i,i =, , al dbl must iii ~ ru-h taS'
~, S'Na I'm: eI.r:y man li5 aired polr- writer
"'rt: "'' ny t; . 5 Bat n.tury presume
w. mn IL. m N. re a. The did mans gold sai "
e. "' ~" ~ ,gssi Also rgesuni. iun,t sin
, hand 80! HI h c locked VEL a, ocoI he commence "G!c
''hr Ia I'VE rt"=' a. u >. I fam i.r I;srg ,cr a
ina ALL, =" th se''sim' nus Ne =. e r 10 NE ts
81 'in''y OF II" ca" position "he ~ J., @ i,'
rh'-rs tw''I i's'i- "r r"'osi'', r, ih. h.s ..oy
'as' ,,rL n. ." "' "a INV nan that has ;oio
~ ,,r h., =" "% ',G T5 ni
IIt'' s"5G'i' .'4"tl 10 .! ~ i - ~ La. and
M r..,: sll,rr 10 coi,lry him, I will h ia the pre-
>rmce ri ''""h"i- ana "Iei! me sn'r ever!
'a! d'a' make AHA blu M VA be To ;"nS. "a
s:,.n he " ~ nn, ,us. o The positions III
Ian IGst place he ma&ss srea o"si "GHni ny say
his ben Frank slly''I" hI> i"'. 30" beg me =.
al TIE c"i, trs "e'a!!'d ~ III! cad ~ Hr -!
q May nh The poEmHir" 'th leu 20 H. D! us e : "
18Th OF the sane m,"i't' lie no" S1i nc ''! 80 ~ @
leased nroircr ~" fe, on ;Hc a. t "' ~HS 'p ''
- ,c occasion and 10" Tor ne ~! 'i'. 'I, 'en' ' -
wriirrc gave G.oos $50 AZ The s"ne r's'ite 'I IN
her a.! let"" I" MI i"' ~ a. ,N'" ~, ~, ~.
tt- ~i,ttur, a..
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VI. isI.EEII.

MARRIED on 9Th rowaan Court House ~ the Rev
C. Tyre. Mr. a. T. SAUNDERS Of Richmond, MARY A.
r. TALBOT ri the rr!isr piare
MARRIED a. Belle Fcne the I'll Of ncobcr ,le NJ
Henry, Sir RICHARD {. g. NQXCUKE - Il, Mss yIRGISia
ANDREW BUCHANAN. all Of Stafford coun,Y Va
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EE,IaIE SCHOOL

'E7iE next Session the Female School at n.
SUBSCRIBER, Ia The tpunty ni Hanover. Will b.
IT, Iniaa cement al Ai.' D.i!ecuAa wh comes al
-. u. - ul November u".st. ai ,
- following, with "Ac"'"" o: the months 81 Au.,, @
Der. ''.
The vlTnns branches ni az English ndurt,,a,
french aud Piano music ana Drawing. VIII h. 'i,gi
~ pTiii "!ti hr tihcn rG. strirr ps-Ioi than ~
eGuci;un Tor loss o. uar except from p.orl,i.t d,
made. '''..'
TERNS.-F1' boar! ttucu IL: washing all laI..-
= - Music and u.c @: Iai-L:uI.cui. 50: nf.yyr
trs. So, oGr GIi! pl:ah" "a, the i,i 81 ipt.,, @ !"
.r IL" c"se 81 ti- Session " .'7
A,.ir-.s. lltbnv-ri orythouan w; r. I; a.
o. lN--tML,,mtts. - vi
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SoI-,ru SIDE Rail. ROAD,

The first load Of Freight from HE country on this Road
reached the City Saturday last being $50 bushels of
Wheat grown ON Col John w Giam's River Plantation,
consigned Mr. Thos Branch and bought by Msssrs. An
drew ksvau d. Bro,hcr.-I Petersburg IntelIssneer
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SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.

nleeiing of the Democrats ii Chesterfield county will
be held on the l day OF The Circuit Court Of said county,
appoint delegates 10 attend Senatorial District Conven
,on Every Democrat should now buckle on HI. ormor for
The contest with FedeIa Whggery
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

The fall races over this commenced Yesterday
There ,"as toctabl, fair attendance.
Messrs. Watson and Green paid foe, ADD Nh Bechers
Asmui sa!!opcd over the COURSE.
Tie second race for saddle quite interesting one.
There were six entries. Mr.. Bat Graves famous horse
Dick Earnest was the victor. Time SO.
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tt: T. J. r,ntofr. has becn chosen President .: ha ri.
wanna ia, aon c.. an: 8. H. lagEuUcI ard Luther II
George EsGs Directors The part OF the Stockholders
The improvement will be completed 20 Palmyra BY the st
/ NJ January
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Ih.ak . ID. O"ei. j. AmC'can thsnk God, he is
democrat las s:ll Il. Born in Wales, ind cduca
Ok o-t. Tao B.lr,sn crnsu al Havana and his
ary hsvu don: what ,y culi redeem the English name
the Dis grace wh:rh Use L. = consul brings upon it,
Ensb
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On Saturday last 5. D. McDearmon, ESD of Appomat-
ox nominated BY Democratic Convention at Lynch
burg the candidate for the Senate from Appomaox and
Campbell He is strong man before the people.
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The Alsxanda Gazette that the Methodist Episco
~. Church. South in that place will be dedicated the
y the present ncnln By the Rev. Leonidas Rosser--
church will seat comfortably, eleven hundred persons
I'd j. - &c lit ~ :"irh gas.
The Virginia Conference in that church the 29h
4 : .L
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The r. Y Jou.nai OF Commerce states That min. thousand
have already signed the pledge Tor candidate
is in iyo. Of opening the agitation ofhe slavery question
rs settled ~ the compromise
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Wa AuuEus, Secretary.
PUBLIC MEETING ~ CHARLOTTE COUNT

PUBLIC MEETING ~ CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
\ meeting al PARTON al the prnpL: vi Cha'iot was
held Haryey's iure MGnlHy the 9th October, ieol-
Henry Madison, ESP, called 10 The Ciat ana William
6. Miller, appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved, Thai the thanks vi this meeting be reformed
to til. Rev Lewis Skdmoe ard others FOL their Efforts IN
denolncng and opposing Tie proposed tax upon lie 'op
of CnnFloe Tor benefit Of the Richmond and Danvil1
Railroad which, say the least Of said taH is unjust and
oppressive
r. solved, That believe The people ri Charlotte "F2
ulr competent exercise the right al opinion on snT sub
.ci (n!tIcuiay that vitality affects Their interests
without The dcn;ipn and threats VI hI. s"lTlr! "ircc"-
er 8ny vino they may who delight! t" stlgInaA
any PARTON Of the people Of Charlotte, because they Irt L"
know their rights ard maintain ticin.
g. Resolved, That Conutt" at -iN lie appointed DE Tie
Chair 10 carry tie object ~ tie FIRST resolution.
The Chairman then appointed VIM L. l'n'rh"n William
Baker Col John Harvey john D. Ford, W in u iI"' anu
james CT. Thomas. ~ constitute sai.. comm tee.
On mptn, the Cnarman added 10 the committee
IL also Resolved That the proceedings ne 1rw7rGed
to tie Richmond Enquirer a%i I!rch6ur9 'itcni1n ;oF
publication, with the request Tia: the !yncnoiIs hrluh'
can Farmvie Republican, Richmond Times, Wing and tx
unlinar will r'cn>c copy.
The meeting lien ADJOURNED.
HENRY MADISON, Chsirman.
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cFRueSrcK CouSTy tAhc>si s. II. r.. Baker and r. NJ
u, ,,l presented tn IL" voters .! Frcder-
cE county Va b. meeting, Monday last, fer tho
Leslsta;.gy.
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IiTCiiELL's EYE-S.LyE.


tNE following cerfta. Dr. vslyn regular rtpccc
r i I!is! liberal. :Ed.i Individual I;t i;c.c!s !'i
>' iars ptrcai9n but cn;icd ". ae ,Jn rr+
e Iatu: all Others ;sao may have 7'"i 'sl
| T.
prrrv August IL. 1875.
u nITcu.:rIsa- Sir1a fr NJ, say i.vc~a!Ye
Nv. j EtallG.s. where informed on your res or
Elna. tor II! Of iais ,auchirs.s"s bad iHr cort
j. ire ~ he patent medicines ht ~ 't mos
G'ar mob" o! ;r"a"t at special remedies MAI utterly 'ae' "a
the i! ic"as.n. use -upT"~ig That ~ Il M
a, II ys do m hurt Scrotuioua Ooh
aa,y of TIE sy:jai. a lids 'cF all very much
!-ci Immediately acted like
Ii isvays .Ii"c r"ct" THIS ~as sometime
@ Winter TIA; aT: us~ :nf save great many tines
$50. the ht5ri, Trsu isdsit a speedily
t.rlg6 the ~yr also I'm; which lad resisted all trramrn,
r or ave ~ opinion l.. thai cc7ircnenc.,
;i,gs <rfs! d rsr,1in ar ali the Saves Eye.
H,.t... I, = ~ have any SHp"ltJgc
RESPECTFULLY, ~ H. w. JtjSlfN. VI d.
F.. saIc Ir ExaS0jR pUvii.. PURCELL. LAUD x 90
GATHoR WOOD TO- ard Druggists and Merchants generally
Dec. 29-dAc2aniS
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Laie ro7, N.- Mario Election 70 Congress ia4an DE-

prsIdtj0tS. DC.
ST. Loris ocT l3.- Mr. F. Y. ArbcrTy o! New o;lsars
has arrived h:5c from Independence; also Mess Mallory
Haven and Eaney, who connected with E,urd,r ~
Congress by 500 majority The corn crop on tho liver Abasc
is excecn-in oler places j: las failed bands vi Ame
cans disguised as Indians committing frequent depred
ti5ns.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


BALLOON ENPLOsIoN.-E rcitiag Adrsnture-A
,,on erply3et air a; London IN Monday, The sin
-s. -s. r.-e IN il: ono lhcu gives the following
.-nc. II o. he ar:a: in lilo Times:
as.sntet steadily and proceeded with moderate speed
,rs re river 10 s,utwtsterny direction Hlr Cha"i
Ia s grr son VIM was permitted by MI bel !" Oecoi.
ii .-i.u prg ter; the lives OF three persons was ous}
.-sf, iau, III curnG away sume comCal tgureS ol pa
- ,tracd 70 the ear ana was admlrlng the wohoeilui
T,no,sma aen n me- wicn heard report like that OF
u Il; ocve n head and immedatsy exclaimed ina: mere
.... ran; IN TIA uIuuEan assertion denied oy MI IMAM
.t who had b. ibis u,nc aInon: the netting anu ooer
e. i. K; th!o.v ballast, Notwithstanding whlch we ae.
. >!tr l. "a! y-lDciiy he houses churches, ana feios
.,geez; Us aeI's /. agGIrt aud nearer every second
.>ci.nlaou. .sc;C al rgtt!' halt hoping. hal des
man: te,r from u.s. followed by awfu! cry from one o
a. Al Lex st. Of lis ali IN with usH' Then sir we three
ta r'- stared ienih IN The face Tor some or'y se
.ua5s wh, Cais.,, (an cid bur brave as lon)
M, i: The crU u;tcIDg the neck OF the balloon 10 the
lie QutEc- which Was that the whole SILK TIC"
- 10 Tie top Of u. netting, aud formed parachute.
Ws were then steady !or moInent-lhen oscllated IA
rpt -; crnunraivr safety then went down, down again,
r M .uI force Certain death before but
on: ii us lost presence II miUd though had not the
a.sl hope MIR. Chambers was entirely calm
an collected. ~ away the grapnel threw OUT more
'i ttags and MI paft) and descended win con-
ua ~ ntsfy a. expected N market gar
irnes's Id.
fa N Mr. Gardiner Mr. Chambers, Jr, on me, three
.e u onas; him, and the over us all; while the
lot yho rad wcah"Tc the Storm, *as thrown with con-
w s.o c!o!cnc aTong the cordage around the hoop
vHe he Rad been standing So much for the accident IL
sl nc cause think lies in nut shell: and am oth
atale IT, since il want III prudence on the
w D. the person ~ho hy his presence OF mind, saved our
!v.s s.ba.c NheE asccadcd, the neck OF the
balloon. was lied round with si anSerchef On clearing
me rnrt Tie balloon asccnded 10 higher and much more
,a.lfrd sphere the atmospheric pressure became less
:le gas expanded rapidly; and the balloon burst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17

MARGARET GARRlTY, the girl who, in Newark, New Jcr
.g stabbed hex to:eg n because he married auo
woman had tex trial last week ter murder. The evdenc
a. conclusive agas: ,c Defendant but the plea Of nsan
~ successfully urccd in net defence and On Mat goun
r.g 4.g brought in a verdict u not guilty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
.l.yD sI,nEOy TILE HUDSON RIVER RaIr

Z LAND $iIDE On TIE HUDSON RIVER RAIL.
'i0H D.E1ry yesterday ming large mass of rock fell
be Hudson River railroad between Hudson and Stuy
sr covering The roads for several rods. The up anc
:Gurning tai:- detained of course, but large
force he @pJ; Under Superintendent Hgham
lie track cleared in about hours. IL Is lDrtu
.a,s ha: this accidco a;I the day before
,,..l more that Irnin passing when IL did.
Albany irsuS Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17

There arc ab-ut 500 students the University Of Virgil
MIA There's doubt thai the number will Te!ch and p:oba-
! hir excuci 100.