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C;snsnen:-T take advantage .; th- .s .sr-.o. and
somewhat daa.cror. cYcmii - "Dfyat, 52i ."r i
o, beast unIys Tie ru' >oj, ai Tie "ti.: i: '-
~ ,I 81, a p il i s.arcs nay opinions c"nc,f"tnt
r .urpif ii Congress "EsT IL. Fy!s iiia jcfe D."
the y. op.c vi the District ii CcIu;a3ii
Ne attention vas first called subject b.. III" !4"z
letter Mr. Van Buren, IN which TIC ""il'd '"a "n '
tights before hn, l." WAS 20; prepared - -! maj
,T.s ,! 10, tie power aJ- sive:y !" -" h";r1 ~
l;ou,n:in and bv NJ Clay~ ?"ccn n - Srnl' Il! ".ir'
Ia. a, tlrA ,.li i h!s opinion iat tc CONSTITUTION
,,v r,,nr-.ss the t>rlsy. rr&cT - -sa'c "E'r III"
alone .,d District n. rE-:" Ia reconcile ms Mana WIN
ti.- ,ii.t opinion ~ the ir"cf> 81 i'c tt' goo" ~ -
the country nnd aoud-i:"- !s" II could t>-i., nave i''
,.nea ;Ga the Convention iIit framed c o"i i'"l l.
luton should base been sized with such want ~ ".-!
aui r, si.hi - r-rr.gi tat fTo" ~ i' "i-
low ,r,niryincu -hpui 'f"c undo -" nH- "o d. SO
l,tl.: ter, determined /" read. "1ici prnins my
:Ic TO the ."c"cs those whom the circumstances rad
th the ,.uge l., look up the urtc.a gI .!JH ard
trutn Nos here The Ct sal! {" confer c I"iisti'
pw +: and il il lie most rttcHa"- 'ng ~ Tie
,yorlt L, rive il the CONSTRUCTION claimed ot ~ every
marty ana administration III III" government, i'a Ft nav"
had since IL seat established NaS'"' C'.SS
shall have exclusive legislation IA al cases "jsco over
such District, exceeding tea I'r- square a. snail ~ 's+-
snn uf States tad acceptance al c"i-r - oi"
m sea; Of government -" t:!icG States. and - .%cics
ike authority over src lands may 0c bo"eht win tn.
cons mt o tie Legislature, in "hich IN. sane nay - Tor w
erect N ui forts magazines and coch E*, ani |'"f ie"-
lulhudug<." Now, IL lind TIE io"r2 u Ssn!.rs' oyer
trr D..sic; Cnrf.t. mat ma: ~ sit1"l 6' E@i'
rrnn,, a tie @oYcrnncr, 1Y w ~ u ' above ~
,hn ,rn..,,li,n UPON first c-!tC cN,sl.n tl"".
road - hl.: fr-. Dycs yy.aci zen nils .!Hlfr! Az!
-w,f-,; ti.~s NOT IL. II been ra'!.i nv my rt7c1t.
Stat, IT ha=. u,' nscn arcet": by to"t'.-~ ia's
mi. .,n i;t Congress I> IL 'it = accept II. any" ..
State lie power cat4 it, i !: tn. h'i .."nfiy I,
The :r4tou tom 4. t. H. crrIu Tnc r'ai ta'H'
;us: as Tia. iu.S wh,! "vt '!a>:- a H1i' 3L@ @3"
t. h,gi.ls ale .re.,l l. Is, g sa-, l.. -T."
mas uv7 il scvr-,n coats !; st .'" co. - 'ai'N 90"
rn III :,,e.a .r:r : ntc. ,. instead q" "..G' IT.. @tl
M m. i,!c.at pv, rnncrl. tn seat a" thousands q" "ri
MOS. i,i,ii.n /, uIy-tZ ai i' III !tFi!3r h":
thu, i,S purl At! retain ~ Cong "a =" u. i
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE is PHILADELPHIA.
BarnHn,.> Museum Destroyed, &c.

PHILADELPHIA DEC. jJ-oGf city has again heen visited
by destructive IKE, ike that OF Saturday last de-
molshng another III o ie structures that have recently
oeen erected on Ctc-Eut >t:tti.
About five ucio ihIS a;tcrnc"n fac discovered N
Banpns Museum the southeast OF Seventh ana
Chestnut streets, wi" occupied tie upper stories OF hs
niticcnt brown building, erected there five
years since.
In short tim. the whole building mass OF fire
and the cUnbu,bl: character u lis contents the C
forts OF the tircmn surln flames altogether
successful.
The Museum c1nIie4 the n-ge collection OF curlaslii.-
known Pcale vita ant v;ers which have teen added
since fell into the HANDS .. M Harnun The theatiIca
saloon above arg most tacatfcs and fitted ur 70
ma sniIicent style. lr .ne- spread with great apiiiy
burnin. downwa., ur;.i r.lca.d the music and BOOK
the sirrY most vi which succeeded In saw
ing their stocks. iiicu.a IN . diGa.rd condition.
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ARRIVAL OF THE pNuMErHEUS-LArER FROl
IL 1

NEW YuRK, December 2J--Inc steamer prometheus has
arrived in ri.ht Gays r"r uan, with two hundred and
eighty five passengers S6 Guu in gold, and S3GUUuO 10 '
hands of her PASSENGER Arrived al San Juan on the
10Th inst brings Francisco dates December ls
brought BY the >ieainc; Ian n s,scGce
She LETT San juan ic Efoltr Jonathan bound Tor Cha
gres the day Tine PGoGCacS sailed i'll company with
the steamer Facon Tor iia.1ua
The United state, cutter Lawrence, her passage from
Monterey Francisco driven ashore during gale
near Point i,obos Her hui " Ill b a total less.
The of the ciI1er.sp Challenge hns been eXcmlneG
charge II UGrcr cu:n:t;cd Duatd that vessel dn
ring the pas YORK Francisco, con-
junction with ,@a,an "aegman and committed ~ Jail fo
trial on the charge
Another slight shock ofr;4Nakc has been experienced
at San Francisco.
The mining and agricultural interests continue good ans
old residents doing we'll!
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2OCg -.
- r,hIIN.i- OH Ii En- E.N i.

! LOVE TO THINK OF HEAVEN
IL MAny II. CARTER.
/ love t. think u Heaven,
II is my happy home, .o,,
i, brinhtcns every passing hour'
While l,..u DER earth ioa''''
love 10 think Of Heaven,
Ann: lies hIsr cares,
:, an. nv wandering thoughts TO Him
Who ever ncatS mg prayers.
love 10 think Of Heaven,
Whcn friends are true and kind,
II softsns uIl the ills oil life,
Aud elevatcs the mind.
love 10 think Of Heaven,
Wncn foes my path aSsa!l,
Thy grace, oh Lord, is still my snieh'
And ever will prevail.
love 10 think Of Heaven,
When storms of sorrow rise,
II waits me nearer 10 me lhioi''
Where grief forever dies.
sure shall ,hins Of Heaven,
When called from earth away
Nv rnp,urcd soul shall stretch her wings
And soa! 10 endless day.
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"riiE ALENANuR!AN.'

This is the title .! Democratic :c"*apc. 20 DC PUB
lished in Alexant Virginia. II il I" appear on the
selection of this day IL first a:,aranc. seems I" signify
that il Is 10 conducted upon tie !inci?hs "t gennnt
Democracy WIZ; s:!rh character ~" and all gooc Dcio
Gratis and especially pcrocaiS Of Virginia shall heart
ily greet its advent. Tee AtA.a.Eian viii start LnctI
propitious circumstances. Tie new Constitution, "htN
emanaed !hc progressive s.Tl; OF Democracy ana
which is lbealiling the p4hc lri al the Old Dominion
indicates this the proper t.nc 10, uc an enterprise
The present and prospective Improvement and commercial
nrosnery of Alexandria promise The p the
editor-aIr. Bower Is well known IN Virginia as
gentleman connected with the Democratic press ct tina
S;ac for sixteen gulianec 81 te spandnesS ana
eli .encv of suCn IuUritn. Nh should Hn AeNan:r:t--
city .! twelve thocsand !niapitants-oa Hs "'e :"
its resurrection Da! .tic press " t!e: oar
readers TO the prospectus il Gno;r part u III: user aEd
say God speed ;ts enterprise! toH'S'.
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ANOTHER GH.Ar FIRE AT BUFFALO.

BuFrALo, Dec 27.ln .N1l'.On tho conllerall0n on
Christians, wc have had -:uacr to-day. SpaIding :
exchange block, mostly occupied BY lawyers Erie Hal
BLOCK: the Bank VI .itCI, i .c o1nN ol Lake Erie "
fifteen spacious .in street. opposite the Mansion
House, cc>it"ytG ~ fc ut O'clock this nurning
Also, three elegant dm,i..n..s On Swan street.
The Bark oil Lake Erie ont nothing only saving tho
books, papers, aGi coin IL thr vault and safe.
The Bank o: A,tica i,> almost everything valuab.
The contents .! lie "a" ialvry entirely destroyed
Judge lost his ,:aty and all Of his papers,.
Judges Marston and y AXE irsi every paper.
The total loss is oughi, estimated at 900, on which
there is about Sl000OC insurance.
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We learn that his exc>cacy the Minister Of France called
yesterday the Department u STATE 10y tbs direction OF
his government cip - annnIcs nlt the President Of
the F.cuch republic had adopted OF public
ssCty that the chleI o! III state owed 10 the siN millions
of Frenciman who yG elected AIM ana 10 the world Which
had ceved mis- era Il tranquility tor
Frauce To preserve her from :voIuonof which the work.
might feel rtcoi a stony in his consciousness OF
patriotic intentions IN repeiln. dangers which threaten
France Europe without end he invited the nation 10 its
free choice of firm and durable governments and thai ne
appealed the suffrage OF all in moment SO solemn 10 tue
country and thought that this appeal ought to enshen Eu
rope and the world in regard 10 his object
Washington Union, Dec 81.
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NI.N'l Err.

The winds are Si.hing-Soboing,
Like n:ourn"rs round 4 bier,
And from the hills there cumc'h
A voice that soundcts, drear;
As the ,tumpc;s call 10 Judgment,
Sayius-''rIepare, prepare
Spread ole! the vale a iieecy pail,
And lay the Old year ;herc!'
Within the sounds OF gladness,
And fires that brightly burn,
And stories vi the oiien times
Are told by each IN turn;
Without, The cry otnisery
And wan, Salute the ear,
And we look on hoary Winter
Through mingled smiles and tears.
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...iNi.;i.!.iN 2.OlS.

DISASTROUS FIRE IL NEW YORK.
NEW IuH:, D,c. r. l5..A, early hour this morning
fire broke o"' At No !! b""eiE "ncn consumed AGO."
twenty buildings o,a4 loss Vtom SlUUOOO ~ Sl5Opu
The weather intensely cgid and water scarce In
quence o: al IL. hy Grants tta itzen. The a'ncs who!
commenced j.! he store Ms / Euha with great
,dy b Very DIVISION streets On the latter street M
following p burned our JOHN Rrasted exchange
niice; Anthony iutris barber; LaAIus Lokowski dea
er in liquors; L. T.. Du, ovnta hair dresser; Elton
Lo publishers Julius hrard' srgar makr J. X. Barr prin
Ter; Lewis Prime cTpcnrEy; Susan Boyd, millinery; Chslo
p,ler toez toy stor; Il. ). BauksIcl0 cwery; 4. Il u
uinau thread and tc,> ohm iiscy, cnnieclioni
~: Hermann Pnn store, and Joseph lsaac, deal
bons Or these buildings, all from No 81 81, ncusivcy
levccd with the grCunc and nearly all their contents
destroyed.
On the Bo"cry the destruction OF property
great a. in Division tie buildings from No 10 No.
Il entirely destroyed Win c greater parts o, ihtir
No. l. IN Tie Mechanic Institute occupied by
Just IL PaSnn dry goods caIers NJ. ~ j. H. Sturgs,
exchange Office No oy Frances Packnan TAFT! r.
Samuel Brown lawyer; George Gapln hous" agent De!a
pi.i Wrlley painter Ransom Sut!l& Samuel Shnrmnr
.u@sn4SeIs; NJ. by John McMann hat lrasefi William
James, dasuenotyps-; ana ihisc private fannie No Is
e. g. g. Ec.huln sac 1ies; No Is, occupied by G. ).
Iine, So,e j. ln2c!t, cerve Francis Dute ha'
manufacturers Purdy i Parker leather store whose loss Is
estimated 900 IS go % Which Is insured as follows
So 600 Eta E..I.Ca CUinpanIeS and IS uuu IN
the Norwich Company
man who wus Icli a! De C.y Hospital "Wednesday
night via! fractured Ska sill lies there InscrsUc,
ole disclose TIC which the INJURY
received 1t is believed 'a III. "an was struck by
police officer.
THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA Dee. 21-~''oIHnen have been engaged al
to-day reno. Eg tho roa.> IN the scene OF the late le
at the corner o! ON ard Chestnut streets.
The body 81 ". Mai. !H- uot Yet o"en found. Nm.
Baker OF the Mayors Police and Jesse Payic and James
Cook of the Morris liu>c Company are missing. 1t is
feared tina, Others un:"7 he .uin-
The whole loss cannot be les lto S30VUQ about one
third of which covered by 'nsuiucc Harris building
insured $4,000. and shc Shakespeare Hotel for
$4,000 The bulk real belonged to Aoraha'n
liar; and VIM II. Ni"lcr, 10 wtre PARTLY insured.
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From the German o! korner.
..HNFrx

Through gloom and night the hand OF love
Can !cal. tn realms OF life and rest;
Love can loose and love can bind,
Love will seek End love will find
Its way 10 every hu:Gan breast.
Hate and fury strive 10 vain
TO crush or chill his magic power;
At his tou>h the wintry plain,
Lone and drear:, blooms again,
Radiant as !, summer bower,
Ever beautiful ana bright,
Still on earth he dcignS 10 roam;
Blu, in yondcr realms Of .-t,,
Where happy spirits wing their flight,
Is his b.t,h.piac, aud his home.
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re rrcs7oo :cnce o. inc Washington Requisite.
4, ~.

:e-e'1a? ~as the nHnveFs rs: Ct "a" senr
co,:i't''', "'.I H'''"i'f '',"'' .'"P''' i " 49,,
III france odr H'F 90 'N''''"',' ne i'.'' 80" ' ~
"ri'- iF, aspect - ram '''' ~ ' ~ "a! ~
~ r ''"' 10 u '''N &c n.''.:s ''"s" va -
3H' '@ seventies ,"'.- UT '"' 49, ~ @
''~. .srtt:s c2.." ':,'' windows ana ''''
'"''"n- '"i '"';"S' - f"'t', " @'''i'. =. ~. " '
vas" &! 'D" "Eec''"', ''' ~ VIC NE " i\'"' " "''
..c. 40. T.. &"- event 'tch Il" ii"i!r s:'-e
Is. 81 ai.- PEI. '.u.u tn eouas over Pal!s.
s..,. H -. with prelude. TE!cri ne more u1c 1iy
-ors @" s>r ogra morally e,t"goa~o4,A at ~,
t ,.sr@ !Es '.o,i'""' n'.tIg 3ii >iai tT'" ~ ne
-. ,"o rat- 80 '.."' at c-'.-E' ";.d"'. : 81. w.
.E, -" N.'u'a,lE tt&ef HHo0 i,a t2:o"i "''h n
re, u ~: tyt aut iyri-,"H. .tc iUlG "'S-
-:na! Vs.. t.:t til. aren't 1.:9s i'>s a 'lr
..lrf mg.c"i3.t-, tt,tCiH'l-, 9t 'irr I'll
.la iur on ~, ~. tit the t., gums TT,
- 49,. o. ~ ,..t.a k.gu :tcaG--!,a, gradually r,:~
f Ia: !. ,st n !,.,at. ~ ~ pnye.i t.c-c
ID y.7 .i,i bt .tt.:-tln:l i.ct, s;s- Gun.r, , i
ram. . ...I ,,:.,oy.i,,.,i in 81, M. It:tl-,gt N.
.,5. MS i; ,,,.!nt.: 'n. ,,,r. .,.rc .. r,
j. tatc.. r. nj. to. blessings ,,jcn :s alone ~ II fi.
{. v.ss- @.-..g argued tia fouls Napoleon ,',.i 81 ,.t
tn,r. t3, g:.lc c,,s!..r. projects al l.I..E "'
/ s.... I.-3u. .r.
J. !, i,lr t.it several jrnilyls ..I!'' - $3.50 -.
81 President, H.: t.d nat" -"''' l''' {.
/ !4.u III. rer,l,r. a. jms,ciH r'-h ai, ~.
.s.a.,. .r II, - n gu i"' '.'-''-s 60 ...
In,at..a policy >r,.h a cf"i';'a,,"'' ~ ~ = ,,r
81. u.s'a = Wa" - r ',''''' ~ , :, M . M
~, /, !...s rf~sf t.t#n-fe ne sa' "a "''' r. .''
l..a- iEo = ''t' !. - -. ;, .,. s,,,.., .
T 81 '.s !'& '''..' -. " =. .,,.'.,, 49, a,l
a'.''.at t"'''"'- al - -" :. - "
.
l".. ,,,.a. o,,;. Marathon, -. ....,,
49, ~ 5 !. 80 ~, ~ , -,t ',;,,'.. !. NIL.
- 80 IL. '.,.,t2 .,.,f.t,, - ria, o.. .,,
@'. 49,. ~ ..s.'. ~. a., ,I.. 49,. 49,,
/ , A., IN. s... -. -. ,' '...,. .a.. a., ,,r,I =, ~
+ "' 10y .' . - .' . ''.', -. -. .:.,. 49,
." - $500 -, -, >, ,.-s.,.i r.a, - -
- -, ..,-,';,rs sf,.,y ,n,, mann. g. -,
...,. .I.,.. x.,.,.,,. az, h. h.,. ,,. .t ,
49, ,, r,. an <,I..,n Lroy; .l,. ,,rr,.I,
81, , g,,s ~ .nca, ,,,p ~ Gi,,,. ,,,,,,,.,.. M.
-. ,i,f,. and :, substantial ,,rl,, Vs., ,,.
-. ..,.t....,r .'..;r,
...r,, .,,a s,,rnath * hnjoc,,tc,y ri ; A.
unity. IN any scheme, Of :.ti.., or o..y The. .r.
ia - 'r iva :a.it.s ii nearly. equal rirhr;s r, IN
-n. :,: pa'iGaciy upon s.ri canGi, ,'c ur
il. n g -y'.c,a i,t !cy ioIat solvent; which
&, '" Isy, III :"iHuGenty. This was hostile 10
Is, :'.asutegt. .Hcn II" ta!ne o -irIs !g
Il ~: ,tAy gov near - il d-no"asni.
IL tits things. bill Brought in 10 cyr
ntia %: IN: army - .r GgtorS, ua5dans 81 The y
1. ~ Il i 81: max plot %as oF+d - arrest the ae-
lad ~ .or>e sIta:, ready 10 H,,;a
meats 'ain: AMI place hl-e! 81 IA: head Of ne ro p.
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ABSENCE OF TASTE

III hate your auburn locks. u fellow said
Whose pate was fiery ard whose ~hskers red.
"Hute auburn lock, % cried one among tue crowd,
HAD such 4 taste, ii would not he arowed.'
"Say," cried pas>er by, "i.ow can he tail
To hate such locEs hes late from iuDurn idu"'
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THE SENATORIAL ELECTION - 'ii' ''''' '''.' - "
A. The lrhc the aae . e,'rin. a" ~ ", H, - y,
Joe" lse!crlr! br rho"-'nts, ''"'"r""[ '' ' ~"
ion i.@ j. n;Ghy ,c@ii,oS lnr""sh'G, r. ..''
Renee don't write t. make compliant '"' ~. ~. :
az ~r:.-d s-raDfrA ela"t"n fn va "-''l'; "a G;
u, d, alg >Ua ;h:rS) \ correspondent % ~" haGHt'
# the lga inst. sl.ro,srs l,r. Amber q" s1- b"t.,-
cratic !t.t. fr;u.,ri. q n.>.ie1 ard n 'tt rNai.
lnrur- blame :, J tsyr if1.r,- ~ 'ch cer a
~ * "a. ,,f ;}nr j. :, .,sc' u. n.4! : F,qyr-ua-
n,ucc ..ms,.. eta.iatc io7 ta Senate a. "a, Nntt-
Louisa CONF! 'ttr" WAS 40 candidate III the gij III
Anbi.r ,rg, hnt I'D ao announce hit.'l I"ja-
n.; day il lie had the republican: o't: """" have 10
;.rc - n.ln:z. convention, tex ~" paT9u- =" com
cenaun@ III" vote on aoNc p'v.ac;it n''."!" u w
party: Gr c.c were sJGe ~ N" ds!.i" VINO h!d t"Gh
ot esther s!r. Amber ng D. Fowler - recent
il til. late ccnvani:pHi - soE tee GOV
ern.nni B.titls been said BY that i:r. ,giJc:
h...: occn w!ca elected un'c Oh. Constitution. he
,iyEi b. c,n>!aIs: c ulnli1e at TIE party. ms las!
Idle. ricu.ous ur III" very -"ti {" ttus~
would a-ngC!ed :" su@a argument Accordingly, ":-
fee IL the DIG Dominion Should % pefE'h4 and i.s 100
after ns hc nio ie han1s u the people
Mr. imo'ars was coGJi, largely Increased BY tho
excitement consequent Iii, n;u.1cr ri i!s I:n! an:
.l,..r: catastrophe hat all o. u iep.rr in reality.
,hl- ou;. nave nothing 20 d. VITA The election ~ SENT
'rr IL Fpwrr actgd "l;a r-aiencG aHj IL" H"iElo
II: mont lie w.o.@ cfn".'. ard -."g: nl.lE-u"s= Is.
~ .a.'D Wy, 10 vent d,t't ~: s'..'ss - has
been !c;aic; vita such iac;s Oolu!e ", how ay unP:tG
diced could a;;acn 5anIe "a Dr. Fowler cannot dHi~e.
SO much 10! TIE material iac:s bearing on ts election Do
Fowler in q. hi. speech the day II the el.c-
ton, mentioned circumstance: itat who read the
newspapers hu Hide were taken IS surprise II shat
NJ. Amber supported Mr C:uchyi 10: Lieutenant Cos
IN the late Stanton CunvcaDn and mat h OH!
Anoie Cid "a; al! or the gai!4n; an. !en.a lus.
The Dr. sA0we! great iv.J-a:4tcc. although mus: SO
ti. Nj. Amber only senet himself IL That b.
cause duEi believe there - other in IL" county
(noush have the highest respect Tor Mr. C;uchrd.l
who thought % him or the l,eutcnat Governor. How
appears the Htut !7c1 and anec1c and the
ratf;O' ana statesman l.easc hai enough friends IL, ali
iJ purposes |, may be p'ope: 10 acc, that although Fow
,ecs vote highly crc!tablc yet il auch rsscl
ov pnalc proclamation. OF tie precincts that
ne, Fowler, had w!t!..rawa from the canvass.
JUSTICE 70 ALL.
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THE NASHVILLE RAILROAD.-A gentleman who
has travelled through the counties through which is pro-
posed TO build the Memphis and Nashville railroad, writes
the Memphis Enquirer an! Eagle as follows
The people along the 10 be very anxious that
the contemplated so c built and think ;hev viii
subscribe Literally.
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81 majority for IssheIl.

AMERICAN SECURITIES IN EUROPE.-Thc Lon.
don continental letters speak OF anticipation OF
improved ean! FOR American securities under the distur
bed state Of paac ai The London quotations a, laes;
;ps
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MERCER COUNTY.

The iu.irwin. is The result Of The vote OF ths counv
Reuben Garrison, Wing. majority over Col James VI.
Bailcv DEM. IS.
Summers MAJ .rit, fpt Governor, 2u3.
GILES Sherman, DEM majority over JohnJ Wade. y,
33
Summers nlnjoritv los.
(,.vcs d. -; the latter county i elected 10 the Senate
rnn Giles, Monroe, Mercer and TazcwclI
Eco.,fctin table h? ha above, which we find in the
Whie we maze out Col p>cph o,,nsons majority fr COZ
crnor in the w.oc State :1i within votes oil 1000
y" G,!a estimate Tor Prince William and "csm'c-
an w.c vote ,,sr strange say. has not yet rctch>d
lis though vc have heard several from Europe since
our cc;ion The exact vote be known u!!l the Lee
risrc shall ccai returns, in the first week az
ter their assembling.
poNuATAN SENATORIAL DIsrRICr-Ory1crAL :.
TIL, l!owiu. the official in this Senatorial Dis
tfic from which il viii 5c that Thos. VI Isbe; Dem
has received the highly Irering majority OF 5?S VIM
/ Ca,t.t. The WHY candidate:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

We understand that Gov. Floyd has appointed Mr. Jos K.
Anderson delegate the Railroad Convention, to be held
al New Orleans January 5h and lie left evening
attend il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02
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AnnITlnNAI CALIFORNIA NEWS.

4 large portion the San Francisco papers Is occupied
with the proceedings Of the Convention lately held a. Santa
Barbara for the purpose o devising to effect dv-
sion ri i!e State.
Cpnn the question OF the necessity OF division OF the
State TIC Convention unanimous, and The only matter
which crd much discussion, the resolution dslnln
thu boury line oi the Territory line TO Include Santa
Clara WITHIN III, limits Of the southern Territory received the
s,p,or; II txo.ih.d5 Of the Convention
The question o slavery 10 be somewhat mixed up
with tie division of California The San Francisco ler:id'
In the ccutse ola long article, eecatng excited and ""=ry
discuss, on the subject ol Introducing slavery, makes the
fylowint Interesting statements
~, ,ay starlu those who happen 20 b. nervous on ths
sIt CT BE- Informed that slavery now exists ad Ia AZ
WAYS existed ii California since the adoption "i ie c'hs-
.iip In the mining counties and c"cn IN San FRANCISCO;
t,r az, many slaves there j. manifest 1cT'c-
n,-n 81 nuic l"ta; il consequence, nor 90 the Ic"ie
.;.r, seen, 10 gvc themselves much anxiety On The sun
n Irro il no arrnp, inci'c the 'avs - runaway,
md They "re c,icinG Tie healthy tone u p"ac
,.,,,n never entertain thought Of "lch thing We Know
SOME Of them who's: earnings amount 10 a. much a. He pay
81 pa, captain Garv, and who purchase liclr
Ccrtntn IL but perfectly content WIN ihcr
pTcscr; condition. Vtsc iclS "a prove that wl "c
cu!l without pCTsrvrug ngiEGtou To generate hlG"'fr
IN r minds Ie people California the slavery qI'S
ton or in" cl-n.,ni 4" srIE; and such per-
>cyc5iin H.!taGn wr hope never Ia See
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

The Death of Commander Lynch, reported a; Norfoli
Va. few days since, is contradicted by authority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

CID winter whose icy hand had closed navigation Oh the
canal and the tvor ana for several days had cut "t commit
ncat!nn with tie North the regular mail route" has been
forced - unlooSr is chilling grasp and once more have
genial and !y atmosphere the great Ihor"neharcs u
trade and 81 rcorcncd business lively and brisk
nd the New Year tawns upon with cheering prospects,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

s-s11S<i
We were painfully shocked yesc,"y morning Dy t' 10
,IIoepr. ot In. death oil William - Darlington, ESQ
c.tnr q: ne Times and Delegate citr 10 the Lrg!-'il
=. Ia nee n this Gig. Though for ten days rcs;fl
m he Il len, tacH cola, which led 10 probable 60 r
,i, If his y,- his friends had confident hopes OF IL,
rcc,verv H. h5%c"e rapsci IN Monday ana a. ha' pas
ocloek that night brc.tcd his is' i'll state OF perfect
.;n,s,,s. WA lie amcntcd deceased We nave eva
-, tf, kio1..- Terms. In the tXcl'chIsht .! ''i'
,ovr,sr VIZ have always respected h! ~ ei''i'!'i-'
,r,d heart and lire character, aud dign!cd, seh'''s
ami Influential editor. He maie mos. 'a'oFh''e nay
On the community since his no, EXTENDED rc>it nee
yas shown rs his election - the Responsible "''' Q. =
DESIGNATE Il, The l. .s.:urs i1u this cr, yo'i! man rs H.
,s On Tie snbect OF ncTua! Improvements his ni'fG
was richly stored with nloration-"nd maj MS ne been
spor,d he would have 'auc efficient aAl Saal'.e !r'
sentative of Richmond
" C.rrjopron leaves ;n'e:.- - ''r, ":l"'
cecp distress should be- to some dcges, c""s''eH p: .e
GENERA, sympathy oi tue community: