The Nevada journal., 1851-10-09

matrented His offence was the deliver
ing of notices informing dwellers on the
Nanrensalaer Manor of the willingness
of Vanrensalaer to sell them the land
they think they now own, The old
gentleman was released upon promising
not to serve any more of the notices,
Several Jewish houses 10 New York
in the clothing line, who have shipped
largely to California, have been com
pelled to suspend payment. One house
has obtained Pm extension of time from
It's creditors to wind up its affairs,
- q band of gipFies lately landed at
-'ew York, among the emigrants brought
from Europe by an emigrant ship. They
are now encamped, with their covered
wagons, in the neighboIhood of Hoboken,
and report themselves from the vicinity
of Durham and Newcastle, England. -
The women and children are said to DOS.
sefs the peculiarphysical features of their
strange race, having slender figures and
an abundance of black hair. The men
pursue the business of tinkers, and the
females cook their meals by fires made
IN the open air. 1t is probable that we
are indebted for this odd importation ol
humanity to the increased facilities GoI
immigration afforded by steam naviga,
tion; and should this small nucleus Of
new race of people which we have &C.
CURED in these gypsy emigrants be en-.
larged by accessions hereafter it my be
reserved to the United States to solve
the problem whether it is possible, un,
der any form of social and political insti
tutions, to amalgamate with other race.
strange order of cosmopolites, who have
lmmemorially been nomadc in habit
and intolelant ofany admixture with q
different people.-[Phila. North Ameri-
can. I'd.
be1g~We see it stated that Henry Long
whose seizure under the Fugitive Slave
law, in the city of New York, several
months ago, caused much excitement
has recently been making insurrec ton
airy speeches to the negroes in the vicini.
ty of Atlanta; Georgia. Long is a trouble.
some fellow, and will probably cause
trouble wherever he goes. Some of the
Georgia papers objected to his bein g
taken into that State from Virginia, and
as it now appears, not without reason.
The truth is q negro who has been as.
socating with the free negroes in the
eastern cities for year or two, is un-
fitted for that species of servitude which
is most desirable. He will ever after
be restless, and take every advantage OF
all occasions to make the slaves among
whom he may be introduced, discontent-
ed.-[Louisville Journal.
MOVEMENTS OF PARTIES.
KENTUcKY.--Tbe Paducah Journal
it says that is highly probable that MIR
Clay will resign his seat in the U. S.
Senate soon.
The result Of the election in Kentucky
is not yet fully ascertained. A Louis
vile desl atch of the night of the 9th,
says; "Dixon Whig) has been elected
Governor, and Thompson, (Whig) Lieut..
Governor, by reduced majorities" On
the other hand, the Louisville Democrat
Of the 7th, says: "The returns so far,
indicate the election of Powell by q
considerable majority" The Louisville
Courier announces that Marshall (Whig)
is elected to Congress in the Louisville
district by over 100 majority, The Lex
ington Observer acknowledges that
Breckenridge (Dem) has defeated Leslie
Combs for Congress in the Ashland dis
trict Linn Boyd (Dem) is elected in
the first district, and Stanton (Dem) in
the tenth. Gray Gndependcnt Whig)
is elected in the second district.
ALABAMA ELECTION. The Montgome.
ry Journal, of the llth, says that five
out of the seven Congressional districts
have been carried by the Union party.
Abercrombie is elected in the second
district by 1900 majority, The Of
fetal majority Of Smith in the fourth
district is stated to be 40 votes The
Postmaster at Tuscumba reports that
Houston has beaten Hubbard in the
fifth district. Cobb is elected in the
sixth district by large majority White
is elected in the seventh district by a
majority of from 800 to 500 The ultra
party have elected Bragg in the first
district, and Harris in the third.
VIRGINIA.-The Staunton Vindicator
nominates Thomas Richie. the veteran
editor, as democratic candidate for
Governor.
TEXAS ELEcTIoN.-We have further
returns of the recent election They
confirm US in the opinion that Bell is
reelected Governor, and that Volney z
Howard is reelected to Congress from
the IPestern district. Returns from a
few counties look favorable for the elec.
tion of Judge Scurry, the Democratic
candidate for Congress.
GEoRGIA.-A convention of the Union
party, In the seventh district met in
Sparta, on the 4th inst, and nominated
Alexander Fl. Stephens for reelection
to Congress