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Total, exclusive of DELEGATES

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Of theterritories. the House will be as follows =:
Democrats IL
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The General Result in Figures

3ir' OLD PARTIES. FREE-SoIL. VACANCIES.
States. Whig. Dem Whi1 Dem Whig Dem.
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CULYUQE, COMMERCE, COM
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-08
AssyrIan Eiscsyeries.

The lst! number Of the Loadon Athe I'm
ccnisias Communication from Cel. Rsviin.
son, annours'Hg an important historical ds
coyery. He has aeciphered SONS Or tho Gun.
eioFm Inscriptions broegAt from Niacrth sy
Mr. LayarI and Couut lhem 10 cunslaia some
roEafkGble Verfc&lious Of Bible hIs,srY.-
They are records Of one Of the Ass1f
kings, who proves to be he Sgnaacherib OF
Scripture. They notice hi. war against inc
Kiag Of Sidon ard ssscrib ng the ba,i's be.
twesn the Assyfians aad EsypiIsns, in cen.
formity vita the accounts Of Josephus ana
Herodoius, nstce the proceedings OF ssn.
naeherib against Htzskiah King Of Ju3es.
The nanss Of IIsz k,sh, Jassa, and Jsra.
saicm are gissa n the Inscriptions IS kasz
skyah. Ufsuiimma, aad Jshlsa /" ans the
rribule which the Jewish king pays, ia ORDER
to free himself from bis enemy, is sla'sd 81.
mos, in tho very words sf Scripture. TIE
annals OF SsnnscheIb 10 tais laser 2tion ex.
lend ever seven years, and a cy odsr has
been met witA which gives he stsnts oftvo
year, more. O.her poiais Of identity be.
tween these snnsIs and Ias Greek and 3 Bbljeal
aoticta Of ssnnacberlb hkau,so occur bu,
the chief peio, Of in'efes, is the sstablshurni
# the ipisalty oC me king who balt ihe
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admitting Of simpler, neater, and more com.
psci work, While the action Of tic lock and
the cosi0lhe gunrsmaial he samr. II seems
10 US one Of the mos perfectly beautiful me.
eharicA' Inventions, 50 il is certainly one Of
The mos; desirable and important 10 spoftug
ssd military meH, we ever saw and we con.
hlsn'iy expect 70 see it take the place Of tho
csP Immediately. Oar Government having
adopted this system, Of course al Others aust
foifo'r 'uit If they waud keep pace with the
age , aud II Is no small honor to cur own 10
have originated an invention Of such unanes.
uoun5le Importance and value to military na.
tions. We congratulate D., Maynard lnost
heartily upon The success Of his invention sad
ciier him cur b ST hanks ia behalf Of our brulh
er sportsmen for The gfeat service resdersd
us .
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TRIAL OF HussEY's AWs~ss"N REAP.



10 h,e recent notices of the trials made of
the American Reapiug Machines at London
10 which the litsl premium Of the great esb1
biioa was Rwarded TO the machine OF Mr.. Nc
Csfmick, i, vas stated tba, the rester OF Mr,
.. tlussey, Of i,ahmote, was found TO clog,
aud not perform lie work go vel as hsi Of i's
saeeessul eompstitor. We learn from he
Hall ADVERTISED that the cause OF this ePpaf.
cut failure ass the fac, tha, Il was worked BY
hose Who had never had sny experience 10
iis operation, whist that of Mr. McCormlck
had all The advantages Of bang Ia tse haud
q ihose who had successfully worked il "a
hisccuntty. Mr.. Ilussey has, howe,cr, since
gone over TO England, and has exhibited hl'
machine in the most suecesslul operation lr
various parts oil the Country around abou
Lsnden. IL was, according TO the Hui Ad
ssrtiser, cutting ehen, and clover 10 the mos
satisfactory manner IN the presence Of Ihtoogl
Of larmcss and gsolemea Interested ia agtI
ealtufo. Mr.. Caslrlla and a house in London
II 10 Unlimited, have effected an srrangonen
with Mr.. Hnsscy for It's manufacture aud sal
IN Enslsnd.
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WIVES OF ODD EELLoMs.

lhs Grand Lodge of the United States /.
O. 0. F. which met last week in Baltimore,
have established an hoRorary degree to be
conferred on tho wiyes Of scarlet dagrso mem.
hers oflbe Order IA good standing. Those
receiving the degree will be kaewn as "Ths
Daughters OF Rebecca." The baSge is green
and scarlet.
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THE cuRlsTIANA oUTRAGE.

Frsm tic Ph!ladelp phia Nouh American oi
Tgs.sny We learn thlton MsssGy next Judge
Kane wall, a. ,ho suggestion Of the Uaited
States Attorney for ibo Dsirci ef Eastsrn
Psnnsy ylyaaa charge he Grand jury oi the
Ua,ed States upon me aw Of ,rassan aad
that il is the inicaUon OF ,hs District After.
nay heu 10 send bulls cf iediclmgu; 10 the
Grand Jury agalrtt all the persons charged
With participating IN ths late unfortunate
outrage a, Carsatnl. Ii tue bills should
be found, they will ae certified 10 The doiied
States Cireui, Court BY the United States
Dlsr!st Court, and viii he ttiea at larm Of
,b.t Court which commences On the 9Th day
Of Octob,r next.
Referring to the same subject, the Phja,
depAis Ledger Of Fuesdsy has he tolosng
paragraph
Important Disclosures Anticipated A
young eelolsd maa was eSamusd Yesterday
befo-s Conmiasioaer lngraham, VINO IS VA.
9ers.ood to have made some mpor ant disco.
sufes in le(erescs 10 the origin Of and sectors
in lha late dislur baacss Al Christisna, which
resulted in the death Of Mr.. Gorsueh and the
wounaiug Of others. The examination vas
private. The witness viii be detained uoul
the trials oC he persons charged with Ihs
oulIosas referred to sha take place"
We embrace this opportunity OF saying 10
Z 4 iHprpnt friends tfau "A hnm
ceiyad communications on this subject, as
well as to our readers generally, that, siacc
\ the whole aaair IS now very properly hs'o'e
/ the judicial tribunals OF the couniry, aad very
sure 10 have justice done to il there, we nave
/ forborne, and shall still lorSear, TO pubhsh
aay further animadyefslons IN relation TO H.
Justice will, we trus', be done in the premises,
and such verdicls be given by honest JurIes
as, theugh they canaot restore the dead 'c
life, will vindcate the outraged laws OF inc
unen and OF the State Of Pennsylvanla.
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EAc Waite Mans Newspaper,
Gas alLmn and Ohircf..

'ie very excess ni American IuuruaiIsn
bad cfealed dsic ency and want. tn
ohJsct Of tho Whils Mans Me- srapar IS +.
supply that dsfcIescy aud satisfy that want
The first number, bich We ia.cndsd ss
specimso, has been slready fayorsblv Judged
/ We now proceed to uafod our offsets. an,
plsn Of operations.
We commence this enterprise passosset
lof i've most important species Of earl'al II
the" estao'lsbmeai of journals SEw IpE4
~ THE CHARACTER eF ,uR PAPER AND
NaW AND INFALIlBLE MEANS or PCrIIyG II
IsTc UNIVERSAL ciBerLATIoE
The present ga s.. 4hzss crisis in tEo
history Of this country sud OF the world. fot
lass lmpouaut 10 Hs o'umats nfl4,aee ote,
5unsn aGs'rslhaa ,b.t d. 1876, @aica ctea.
ted us an 'up.rr; ard taa Nkoa J., gth
ard biea3th II lhis ceur'r. II uss imHoss it'e
70 End i'urral ~ bo.s position, hose oulp.
eesea's of vaa-a ia.aresls perntes II to 10
.5so'ute'y jig gaaLeqt. italesc eahar 10.
cal Pecuaiary or P4Htzre 5e'd 80 check tbe
tn'i-e rariodieal pre { he Unitej stes
some moro, SOM less, tu' ~. t1 amc extent,
@ets cHpPl z 'te ersal bod, q feasariug,
hirhiar ard G.screet public osluj8a Ngtih
and Sas,A. Tssl ,nd V.ss,. a.ms73td IN a..
gan as dian 6s4. sq irteililsnt ana a. ia9s.
pendentas rsell Iislbi.O-o,owl Which va
have created rsui,g rren. ,ba u,.a.n
sou,ces er cans,.,y. law aud rece,y;r q
yitslitg oary fom de Uaiaa lovng spiI'i
breo'he3 into irom be zoul OF lis editors,
soc,;@. J
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ARREST OF Mr., GoRsUcWs NEGRO.

The BaI,imors Couaty Jseksoaan Of the
9th, says that the Regro Noah who goes by
the same Of Jim Scott, and belonged 10 the
late Mr.. Edward Gorsach, vas caught on the
lsts, about 80 mics above Lancaster, Pa
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Row THEY PRESERVE ORDER ~ AUS
TRIA.

Row THEY PRESERVE ORDER ~ AUS
TRIA.
The Vienna corresfoadsnt ef the London
News dc criaes the following shocking aflir
as saving taken place a szsut Maris, nea,
Gross Waradrid, lately:
cat peasants welding, when lie pro.
cession oi Inc tetrehed was moyipg gowatis
the church, the gendasmo approached tie
BRIDE aud summoned her immsaately to d.
vest herself Of The red, wbiia, aad gresa ub
bous which she had in her drass, according
to the country gss, sayiag that these coots
were revolutionary. Inc jdegroom obiac
ted, saying that s1sr the ceremony Ihe btlde
moe'a u~-a~lS Kuh the desire ul the senjar,
me, but thal now 'nuy @auld not keen lhs
priest waiting al the altar. Ius aentarne
retired, the procession proceeded 70 the
church, but at the moment when the byide
was knesilsg at the steps Of the altar TO 10.
cese the bsnedicljon, the geudsrme rushed
forward ard Gu. her fssses sud ribboas, wuh
scissors, from her head. II Hungary i is
considered great issu't to female to cul
her hair; it conveys the notion Of Infancy
I Naturally an asIray took place the gendarms
was essal6d by the bridegroom; other gen.
aarmes arrived ia aid Of their fellow official,
The people, though without sm', rushes up
on them, aad the result was Jhe slaughter oi
seven men, lhree gaadurmes aud four peas
ants, amors them the bridegroom aad The
brutal assaianl OF The bride.
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South Corolina.

=
The Elior 81 ,Ao Wlniagloa Jqlrasi
recently re'uraed from a trip lhrousa pr
ton 4 ihis Stare says, thai is politics are y
peeulisf state Of transition. Wbilstall aov
assert the sht of seeeesian, its eresaa, p,ac
'iesbili'y and Probaaii'y are freely .cus.cc
and denied by many Of lhe mo.t lnda,rua
men The idea of separate Secession, ss
lAf Journal ia already obsolete.
Of sou'h Caroliaa's Pfa,saded eanicnp
~ every thing North Carolialan, lie J,ar.
"a says:
4" We are neither among he peculiar
ilEnss nef pscuiaf enemies Of South Carroll
~ saeis sttaply te rs .as oay other aC euf
nfishboTing States but we must confess ibal
asa c. 'zes q Norn Csro'.na, we hayr been
Frequently irrl4.ted by the arroe nee ii tone
sad c e1FiuogsaesS q manner ui,h sa.ch
iae ohiyalry habitsslly slNda 10 the Old
North" On taking our seat akoui tatss
weeks since, IN the cars from Charles,ca 10
Camden, e fu fared tie conductor thea
ddaf biil Of th@ Commercial B ak 3. this
? ace, ard one dollar ia specie, 10 D tyme.i q.
oufiare q four dollars. Tke Ga,e wssfeject.
I'd as mPu'nsly as though !, wero &
worthless rag, with the ferDai K, " We don't
kaov North Csro,iua mesey On this road :
ve don'l take il stu.I." We sta.cd hat lbo
Commercial notes were redeemed ia Charles.
ten bsi that made no difference the rule
was not 70 take North Careliua mensy.-
Gepgi4 or A,absma moaey IS all nsAl.-
p IS Luta apccmen-lac same tone III DIS.
patse eattoHafis North Cafaliua par,edes
every Ihirg We must also remark hat ths
coaiuctots on the South Csfolua Railroad
ata BY no meaas as courteous as lhca. on our
ke's. ! 'te people ui South Caroline ID.
'T sympathy 81 c0 operation, Ne thilh lAcy
Futsne strange course 10 ebta.n IL"
Tas Jeusnal q Commerce has he follow
lng article on tie sane suljsls:
SOUTH CAROLINA
W. Yesterday had CONDENSATION aith an
iaaf'i gent gentleman from Sunth Cugoma
From him We earned that tie ercitemest
'hsff 90 pott'iebf quss'iors 1850 great Is ma.
,cri iy 10 interfere With business. A large
sma1aI oi capital wltbaeld from use, oatc
cout VI &. g uaCaHamly Ntich ea.ss l. re-.
gar 'hs luuTe Oarufarnaat thitb5 ,hol
a drt .ded majority Of he psop E in tie S,.je
At lT.s are 10 favor Of secession. &c; the
cl't question ID ahel' 81 Suglh Caralaa ...-l-
veaJ- no moFemea a!pne, cr hc!her size
81 vsti 7rths caac1ufsrca oG ether s:ales.