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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06
A RICH sCENE-A WHIG CANDIDATE
FRIGHTENED BY A WOMAN

A klCh SCENE-A WHlG CANDIDATE
FRIGHTENED BY A WOMAN.
Mr.. McGaughey, the whig candidate
for Congress in the Seventh District in In
diana, recently made speech at Terre
Haute. A correspondent Of the Terre
Haute Journal thus describes the closing
scene:
The speech Of Mr.. McGaughey ended,
and respectable gentleman Of the same
party rose to reply. suppose. Just then,
from another quarter OF the room, the
words, "Mr. Speaker! Mr.. Speaker" ad-
dressed to Mr.. McGaughey, in an effemi-
nate but portentious tone, drew attention
all one way; and the gentleman upon the
floor overcome with gallanEy, in courte-
sy, sat down. This gave the floor TO Miss
Fanny Lee Iownsend, (who is, to say the
least. somewhat notorious) land more
severe tongue lashing man never got from
woman than Miss Fanny inflicted on Mr..
Gawke,, as she calledihe Hon. gentlemen.
Her eyes flashed lightning and her tongue
baptized him with gall and venom. She
directed question to Mr.. McGaughey,
when he turned his back upon her and lefl
The room. looking very much like man
who had been badly cdudled. Miss Fan
ny was not there by arrangement Of Mr..
McGoughey's political opponents, for she
processes to be whig herself, but on this
occasion she contended that McGaughey
had trampled on the Constitution and in-
suited philology! She said in conclusion
'wbigs of this district, | implore you for
Gods sake, to send a patriot to Congress;
not send this candidate of little physical
and less mental development-but send a
man to Congress--one that will not turn
his back upon a lady!" Take it all in all
never have seen richer gathering.
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NEW CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.

The Constitutional Convention OF yir.
ginia closed its session on Thursday by
ordering the new Constitution to be en-
crossed by a vote Of rs to 33. the absent
members having paired of. The Conven.
ton. at half:past 8 o'clock on Thursday
night, adjourned until o'clock yesterday
morning, when, after signing the enrolled
Constitution, &c, they doubtless adjourn
ed, sine die.
The Richmond Enquirer publishes the
new Constitution entire, and declares its
discrimination to give il cordial support.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06
TWO DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA.

The Charleston Courier, Of the 29th ult.,
has two days later intelligence from Ia
vana than that brought by the Isabel. The
Courier says:
1--WE yesterday had two arrivals at this
port from Havana-the brigs Somers and
Argus. AS far as we can learn there has
been but little intelligence made known in
Havana since the departure Of the Isabel,
relative to the existing difficulties in the
Island, which can be relied upon. Ru-
mors are current tha, fresh desertions OF
troops are taking place. and that out of
400 men recently sent from Havana, 200
went over to the Creole party, and fired on
their comrades The real state OF affairs
is difficult to be ascertained We have
not, however, heard Of any new proclama-
ton emanating from the Captain General,
and therefore conclude that his anticipa-
tons of those in arms accepting an am
nesty, had not, up to the 24th inst, at all
events, been realized" "a" y...''g y ,..'
The Savannah Evening Journal, Of the
29i ult.. thus records the receipt of news
from Havana TO the Esd ulti,Lo: ''"
The schr. Midas. Captain Hagerdorn,
left Havana on Wednesday afternoon. the
23i inst, and arrived off Tybee at four
o'clock, P. NJ, yesterday Everything
was quiet when the M. sailed and nothing
was known, or talked oil in Havana, con.
cerning the revolution which, at the time
the Isabel sailed, was said to be in pro-
gress - ' .1r'" 'Jnf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06

THE METHODIST PROPERTY SUiT.-The
New York Tribune learns that the nego-
tiations consequent upon the earnest r.
commentator Of the Court, for ana
cable settlement Of the unfortuneN
pute between the two branchef
Methodist Episcopal Church, hf
the South making it prerequisiv
justice Of her claim shall be
lknowlss<a
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WASHINGTON. Aug. ]. P. N.

The National Intelligencer discredits to
! q great extent the accounts from Cuba,
! and regards the movement at Puerto PriD-
cipe as altogether an American affair, the
details Of which have been highly colored,
for the purpose Of creating excitement and
sympathy in the United States
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06

o. The jury in case of Ohio vs.. Wal
tiers we're sent out last night, aud up to this
time o'clock, Wednesday morning, have
not agreed upon verdict.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06

See the list iofpremiums, in another col,
umn, offered BY the Board Of Managers
Of the Monroe County Agricultural So
ciety. tsafa3e AiiA sGs1" '@s'1l
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06
THE sUNKEN FRIGATE .sHussAR., >.

Some eighty years since. this irigate, in
passing through Hurl Gate, laden with
supplies for'the troops Of his most obstin ate
Majesty George Ill, struck upon the most
dangerous rock known as the Pot. spring.
ing so bad leak as 10 make it ne essary
Immediately to run her ashore, which was
attempted at Stony Point, and cable
made fast to a large tree Tor The purpose
Of warping her in. Such. however, was
the rapidity with which she filed. that be-
fore the arrangements were completed. she
sunk in deep water, and a large number
OF her crew (including seven iron prison.
ers) were drowned. i9i
z II was supposed that large sum Of gold
was in her hold, besides immense quanti-
ties OF arms and other munitions OF war.
Several unsuccessful attempts have been
made, BY means Of diving bells and other
machinery. TO raise her. We learn BY the
Westcllester, -'af that Messrs. Howe
& PfattS -'ears,
have bZ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06

E The Calais Ordinances will be con.
tinued next week
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AS NURSE and Seamstress. IN family,
~ by young Protestant Woman, who had, for eight
wears Inc care Of children of Episcopal Clergyman
would prefer like situation in Clergyman family has
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Uanteo.
Two CAPITALISTS.-A gentleman of

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fully competent To do having resided France
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subject References land TeQuFej) 20 Gentlemen ~
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~ (Cencerins players have he haa9r 10 announce
the citizens # Ne~ York that hey MI ys tns ~
c. ncsTt q: the Apollo Rooms On sAIO nuh
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III Notce.-Sabbath Evening Dscourses on RELIGIOUS
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EQUESTRAN ADJUSTMENTS. :
A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE
IA Distribution WILL TAKE PLACE at y
THRILLER HALL
ON FRIDAY EVENING December 10
Members and Ladies Admitted.

Members and Ladies Admitted
A Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART,
Including Paintings Sculpture. BTonzes, &C.. will be-
allotted to the Members Among the Paintings are
the works of Lsutze Dursud, huntington, Kensett,
Grey. Hicks Cropsey Church, Mount, Edmonds, Glass
Woodyille, Ramy, Ggnour Odds, Peel. Boute!le
Who with various others our acknowledged bsst artists.
amply represented.
Each Member. besides a share the distribution Of the
above Works Of Art will he entitled 10 fine Engravngs,
all from American Subjects. BY American Artists viz
MEXICAN NEWS, tlargs puntJ by woodvllle; Marion,
Crossing The Pedee by RAINY Mount Washington, By
Kensett Old &c and Young 20. by Woodyie Bsrsan-
ing for a Horse by Mount; American Harvesting Seem
cry, by Cropsey.
1t is important that all subscriptions shall be received at
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It's by the Union Of large numbers that each recevesa
higher retunlhe Society accomplishing for its members,
for and the country, what Individual action
smgy secure.
acknowledged by oil who have seen the present coli
lection to be far superior to that u hrmer year
The Free Gallery aiming the Paintings, Sculptures.
Sc. open day ahd eysning,at No. iT BROADWAY,
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as NURSE. OF as Housemaid, by a com
petent Young Woman. Can be seen for two DAYS az
No. IA West 2lst-st. ID "
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~ The Late Calamity in Greenwich-av.-
Rev. Mr. BALCH Will deliver a sermon In ms Chu CHI,
corner If Blocker and Downing the late Caan
ity ne Ward School in Greer wich av., TONIC RROW
MORNING. at 100 O'Clock. do u'
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4 fashions bic 30, L. made order Of the hes French
taftAn. with Patent Spripg Shsnks ior SO ~ Stout
ttets price doube-soed water proof Boots 81 50
irlcn Patent Leather Boots, s. 50 All warranted of
uebest quality and not to RIP good assortment con-
ashtiy on hand CANVAS
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pOARD in BROOKLYN.-A gentle

- man and his wife and two three single gentlemen
accommodated with pleasant Ro and good Board
A lplY az No. g NassAn cnmar 0f PeaIl MO In
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IL Religious Notice.-Rev. c. II. FAY will de
liver The last lecture of he Series to Young Men IN The M
v.liaist Cnsrch Orchard st The OF Bf)ome
TOMORROW EVENING. Subject Religion. Services
comm, nee al o'clock dc it,
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u D.-Good Board and pleasant
- Rooms may be obtained in private family. for
limited number, at No Lamartiae place, 2Sth
sh-av The house with ali the modern improve
nents Reference gwen and required mo lms
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HERMAN OPERA, at the ASTOR-
ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE,

N MAN NAME TIN, LtsStt and FTopfletuf.
MONDAY EVENING Dec Bslinl's Opera OF
IPURsTAVL u
SIR Geo Wdon. Sig Marui ENsia.-.... SIgnora Bcs.o
Prices of admsior-S stats, 81 90 Boz AID Par
Quet. 81 Amphithsater 81 cents.
Doors open ut ocO.kH,f oi nance 20 commsnce u 4