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SPRINGFIELD, NOV =, 1852.
The House. according our returns, will tus
Wings lag Coalition l22 Hunker Democrats Is; Wing ma
iory g
This is probably complete and undoubtedly correct aud
gives the Stale government the Wings.
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lac sultan II seems has decided be represented Ia the
New ORR C!yst aace tia; shall be visited with
Turkish stca'shlp with Government officers on board who
dcsircus Of visiting institutions and establishments
aud ihe cotton districts OF the United STATES. The Sultan
appears have turned his eyes with new ans strong Interest
towari ibis Western Empire, where the sun has been set
tins out whose po.ver ~ rceay unheard OF beyond the
Dsrdtneics, is rapidly ri-!ng.-lN Y. Com Adr
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN JEROME BONaPARTE
AND LOUIS NAPOLEON.

The London Morning Chronicle correspondent gives the
following item:
This morning the ex-King jerome, accompanied by his
SON Napoleon Bonapare went 10 81. Cloud, when the
King declared 10 Louis Napoleon that he felt exclusion
OF his family from tile succession great insult
himself and his that he determined resign not
only the Office Of President OF tho Senate but that Of Gov
eraor OF the lnyades and the only dignity he would
tinue 10 hold was that of Marshal OF France
Louis Napoleon endeavocd TO calm The irritation Of the
old man. and 10 induce him change his mind H stated
that although lie aud his family be mentioned in
the Senatus Consnum they not, therefore, excluded
from all hopes OF the succession c (Lous Napoeon)
would sill have the power oil adopting Napoleon Bonupas,
II he should have family OF his own-and his intention
10 do lie showed that he deserving Of the
s and could by his conduct gain the confidence of the
country. Louis Napoleon uddd, that in the meantime he
wa willing TO place Napoleon Bonapartc in position Of
trust and dignity
The al r remains in this position for the present-but l
Understand that The exhas persists in his determination
resign both tho Presidency ui The Senate and the Governor
chip oi The lnval!Gts.
WILL SET ASiDE-inc will OF The late J. K. Moore
OF Carhue his been set aside in the Probate Court
The ground that Tie line OF lis execution in 1850 and of
Inc coaci httto e tcstnof under undue restraint
Her oequeahh 1910 ,A"h 10 three neces and $1,000 10
the sister u his ii ceased TN. ,es,aor yes $1,000 TO
his 10 tie placed utrrcs, un,i PRINCIPAL and in
ere$ together With such contributors as would be piyen
by the c,nn"ity, sU.i amount $4,000 10 be apned in
the ball! chu:c dt Carthage t. MS. nf AN el
g!ous d=nUmoa,H!s "f clr,s:ans-ihe co1c containing
the following Singular Ci9Sc III is wise tut nv ey
ecot"> stall sell i! personal aud real estate aud nppro
pirate the money completing the meeting house
men;ianeo ABOVE aad o' oer purposcs apparently supe
cedng the former heqa his relations. The will was
orawa oy r. ID Nls@s OF Ca:t.aee. Judge Warren
on'on alter hearing III" testimony, that the degree OF n
uAcaIion Under which Moore ibofiau during the
CESS Of making tie ~" ri coaici such as 10 render
MA ihar 10 comprehend The Of the devices therein
ana l: iape. Influences were used in restraining the
exercise :" tbs !fra VIII The application admit 10
probate was dismissed Of notice OF
appeal was entered
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR

NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATUR.
C"NcoRp Nov. 26.-The Senate has concurrei with the
House L: The choice OF Hon Charles G. Atherton United
States Senator, 70 succeed john T. Hale.
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For the Enquirer.

TIE TENTH LEGION DISTRICT IN VIRGINIA.
This district comprises the counties OF Shenandoah iar
d. Hocgianhar Pr.tlaia: Augusta and R1ckodge, and
~. vote is always looked Wit; mach Interest, not "0y
BY the Democracy of Virginia bat BY the Democracy Of The
Union fr.v days before tho late election neshboF 81
tho "Eic.mond gHigi undertook insinuae that tic
county o Shenandoah uaSount The slavery issue,
and made quite iuisi of t!Unpnis avg! frecsoi cleo
,oa ticket which h. said had h.t eoitca up ia mat ser-
rg Democratic uhUd He p.oicsset 10 believe that
lie ticket receive many vcius aud 81 cnatci that ~.
u.:l Democratic majority wor! tc greatly reduced The
election Is over md w':c sc gee ;it our ng'it% mas
been increased nearly hundred, wc hea7 nothing I" IN
Frcc-so vote OF that COUNT; which "as TO asion the
goni people d !hc State.
Bat 10 TIE vote IL l:;S-n ,ic last falls cu5crhatoa:
nl,cnn--apa In HE rer at Presi;r:!tiaI contest:
In the election 1918, .e counties composing this ds
~. :, ,r.,t,,r $3.50
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ST ALL NOTES.

The following is the in the House Thurs
day upon SIR Wileys motion to postpone indefinitely Mr.
HancocS resolution in regard the issue of small
AyEs-llcsss C7utshi"i (';2e,kcrl Carnen:tr, Cheat
ham, Talbot, Newklrk Mr.cr Of g. & C.Wey, Power Buck
nrr Carroll, Jones Of c. Luke, Barbour OIL Jr, Hamlin
iiusc. Gordon Ut F. Edwards, Miller OF F. Baker Shannon
ramicrrD, Rutherford Parks While of G. and O billiard
Howerson Allen, Lewis, Hcvsner Jordan, Moor of j.,
Gibson, Browne, romin, Downing, Pcndeton, Hardy
Newman, Arnett, Goode Of d. Mcdonald, Lomly Wheel
er PGitlcck keyser Nottingham, Scott of Preston Collier
Saunders, Watson, Morrison, MaTlz Bare Stevens Mckin
ney, Gltewo0d, Meain, Davison, Vest CO.
NOES ilcssrs. Mapp, ivgs, Early Massey, Walker Tate
GooGe Jr, of b Davis Irving, Clark Speed, Pierce, Han
cock, Prince tleaden Brooks Renick White Of FL.
Griin. Crow Patrick. Fry Darlington, Ball Jones Of ~
ieCuoch, Fawlcr, Ec,o's, Michael, Jr, k5y Dawson,
Robertson If N. c., Yerhv Hubbard, Oldham, Staples
Woo!iog, TONNES, Znn Wilson, Butler, Crane OF r. c..
Anderson Rice, Leyburn. Gilmore OF Rockbridge Smith
o; R., t;ne' OF Russell Greevc Pretow, Wen, Pinnell
King, Damn, Wcllmnn and B"vd-57.
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Rsie ring 10 the stage accident account of which was
pu5.is', Il a Enquirer Of Monday last the CharIot,es
vile Il. publican says:
Mr.. Macon, who stopped in Charlottesville,
seriously hurt endangc his life and understand ht
is improving. Oae other gentleman, whose shoulder was
tslocaed has been restored passed through here
the cars on Monday and some OF the others received
mortal but slight injuries.
On the same evening Sunday the of the Central
Rail Road coored man. in Richmond ard cut of
one OF his egs The crossing the track when his
ynt caught in The SWITCH from which unate ex
rcatc IL before the knocked him down and took his
Ia1 nT
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METRopoLlrAS mechanics INSTITUTE

NASHiSGT"S, Nov. Is, 1852. I
Sir In obedience reSulu lon oi the Board Manage
meni Of tbs institute have the honor: in its to apply
to the company which yor preside Inc favor free
transportation 70. goods which may s first exh
bition which b. held in this city, in February AM
March neat. enclose for your Information one Cl III:
circular announcements o: the exhibition.
We are i.dnrcd ask Tor the exercise OF this 5cralv
the part III. lines communicating with tins city, ht
ground that Tie object is aona! one the institution.
in lis nf@y, and unable 10 carry plans with lha
disregard rxpens" which may he manifesto BY older
wca!hcr snciaiiona ADJ thai similar favoe have
been gra alyland Institute, by al lin. leading
Ia the ci,y Il Baltimore; aud, thai application II
the Ealti,r and Ohio Raj; Road Company me, with
prompt a:ru favorable response
Hup,py thai will application, your fvora
BILE consideration, l have the aonor Ia be,
Sir. vnur OBJ servt
CHAS. r. STANSBUnY, Corr. Sec'y.
EDWIN ROBINSON, ESQ., President of the Fredericksburg
and Potomac Raj! Road Company.
OFFICE RlcHMoSr FEEpERicKsBrRe & p r. K. Co.,
RIcHMoxp Nov. II. 1852. )
sr nave the Pleasure 10 say thai; IN conformity with
Inc Wish conveyed III communication Of the 18th inst
every necessary acitv tie o. S company be
tween Rich:nond and Washington will "a Afforded free Of
charge, Tor IN: transportation OF articles destined Tor the EN-
hibon TO which roG fe.e the 2i; Of February reAt
very respectfully, yours,
I'D ROBINSON, President
CHaslEs f. STAySnuRr, ESQ Corresponding SscfcI1ry
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, NasA.rc;ou
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.-,R.y:: = AID ALEXANDRIA, RAIL. ~ ~, i.tr
covn. Nv Snr,r. IL hereby gwen. thai nlncGi- 10
the 2h .ay Of December ensuing proceedings vi. DC
cover in The sum uary se-ciiJc! ~ it~ al
% the carti Of the conif4 tGen feffll"= W.
i;y order lhe Directory ;, main CeIk.
Alexandra, Nov. l3-c2awiT J. "a
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES,

CHaRLEs L. STAySnuRr, Esq Corresponding Sscccto
Metropolitan Mechanics Ins:!tatc, Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Nor CARDrNAL.-A correspondent of the
St. Louis lntelligencer. wiring from Rome on
the Goth of March. notes the creation Of four
cardinals. and says:
''To settle the matter about Bishsp Hughes,
may cay here that learn from several sourc-
es that the Pope has said he should appoint
none for the United States but a native Ameri-
can, and that the honor was properly dine to
Maryand, as the State was settled bv Roma n
Catholics. There is no talk. OF present. OF ma
king an American Cardinal but some bisbop
OF Baltimore may reasonably expect the honor
in the course of few wears.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

A hogshead Of Tobacco was sold in this
place last Friday. by Mr.. John H. Tyree. at
the Unprecedented price of $50 so. !t~as
grown by Mrs. Nancy Rosser of Campbell
county. and was purchased by Mr.. VIM d.
Miller for manufacture. The Petersburg De
mocrat and the Richmond Times have had
some controversy about the relative advantages
Of those Two cities as tobacco markets. Vein
vite them to pu, this in their pipes and smoke
it. Mr.. T. sold on the same day lot Of lugs
at Sl4. The next morning he exhibited to US
a magnificent boquct that had been presented
to him by the buyers and sellers Of tobacco in
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
q SEABURY'S Shoe Store!.! -
LIVE AND LET LIVE

- 1t viii be remembered that when I commenced
business under myorn year two since. FOUR
DOORS toward the Market House from the old stand,
took the above and having strictly adhered
it, endeuvoring make my sales mutually BENEFICIAL
the purchaser and myself now, under the rule
offer atruly generous community, probably the most
extensive assortment Of Dress and common BOOTS
and shoes, Hats, Caps. Trunks, and
Valises, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas. Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging my business that has ever
been presented to the citizens Of Lynohburg and those
who purchase in this MARKET
MY experience in my business, having paid crolusse
ATTENTION to 1t for some twenty Ave years. acquan-
lance with Manufacturers and Dealers. and INV long
residence in Lynchburg, qualities prepare nv.
| self to do well as the best and SO it is
um very thankful for the liberal patronage
and shall strive TO secure its continuance.
P.SEABURY.
Snr;no of 1859 An S-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
NEW GOODS.-wM. L. PAGE respectful

NEW GOODS.-WM. L. PAGE respectfully
informs his friends &C., that he has just received
his Spring and Summer Goods, among which will be
found black blue, brown, olive, green and the plum
color or Adelaide French Cloths and Buttons, Scrges
and velvets MATCH black French Doe Skins and fancy
Cassimercs from medium finest; Linen Drills; do do
vestngs Of Marsaies Silk, Satin, &C. very fine,
and tho best of Tailors Trimmings in this
market. Jno Davis & Jones' Shirts; three ply col
lars; half hosc fg'd white satin white lawn silA and
linen and other Alexanders kid gloves;
neian coat links; shirt studs; buckles. &C.
Also. Talors Tooso every kinds shears points squares,
crayons French chalk, measures, brushes, needles,
ihimbles, bodkins, SCOTS New York Fashions. &c.
Any Of the above goods will be made up IF desred)
y my father Ambrose Page, short notice. and good
ft and neli-made garment guaranteed.
April l-;;Jw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
Circuit Court FIR Campbell.
JUDGE WILSON PRESIDING.

COMMONWEALTH VS. MARSHALL. for steal
ing a negro. Verdict-confinemen in the Peni-
Tertiary, years and months.
Counsel for prisoner-Goggi & Page.
For Cnmmonw ealth-John B. Dabney.
Commonwealth VS. JACKSON, IA free ncgro)
for killing Going Ia white many
Verdict-lnvoluntary manslsuehier. pun
ished by a fine Of $500. The Court has
rightto imprson. and it was believed would
exercise it.
Counsel for prisoner-Mosby. Booker and
Wilson. Goggin and Page.
For Commonw ealth-John 3. Dabncy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

e next door to JOHN T. Wrights Book Z JeweIry
Store has on hand of his make really choice and
fine ,rtment OF Rcady-made Clothing of his own
make, consisting Of Goats, Pants, Vests, &c. and of
the very latest style and fashion. He aters himself
in saying that they of material and better mad
than an, in this place, and the lowest price ever
heard of OF conceived of by man.
Mr.. Med. is u stranger to most persons trading in
this place not having been long removed from Phia-
de!phia where he engaged for many years in The
largest and most fashionable Tailoring Esablisbemets
OF that place. and fully believes that he will be able to
please the most fashionable He has on Land
very fine stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestngs
which he is manufacturing in the most durable and
fashionable Thankful for past favors very lib
orally bestowed him since his sojourn he only begs
further continuance the same, with full promise
to try and please all who may call.
PATRICK McDIvIT,
Next door to j. T. Wright Main st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

A bill making further appropriation Of mo-
ney t" the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
was made the order of the day in the Legisla-
ture for last Friday.
We have no intelligence as to the action Of
thu Senate upon The Distric, Conr, question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

ROBERT c. STANARD ESQ has been invited
by portion of the Richmond bar to become
candidate for the judgeship in that city, and
has in accordance with their desire announced
himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

A, the University of Virginia. a. we Learn
from the Advocate, 400 students are in atten.
dance on the lectures; of whom ESQ are from
Virginia, IS from Alabama. &c from South
Carolina, 10 from Mississippi, and the rest from
fourteen other States. Every Southern State
is represented. and there are few from some
Of the Northern States
The corps constructors consists Of nine pro-
fessors, one Adjunct Professor. one Lecturer,
and three Assistant Instructors,
The Advocate says. we can bear testimony.
from our own personal knowledge. 10 the re-
markable degree Of quiet and good order by
which the season has Leen Distinguished
We believe there has not been single in
stance calling for the application Of the grave
penalties of dismission or expulsion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

~ take pleasure in calling the OF the public
tony well assorted Stock nf Boots, Shre-. Caps, Ias
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags. Panama and otlrr
Summer laiscomPris;ng every thing n.cd fn the lard
and feet " hich have rrcstlv bought ia the hoif.rn
cities, and offering very law prices IN order IL, i
duce lsrgesni,s. think ii will be the inierst 81 u
to call. US prefer nimble penny 10 slow shilling.
My arrangements made u Keep ~ ihr Stock
throughout THE with fresh and de ir.. G. DDS
marcel 29-..tf JOHN G. MEM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

GENERAL CAss.-The New York Evening
Post says:
"Our Washington correspondent informs Us,
upon what he deems reliable authority. that
Mr.. A. o. p. Nicholson, Of Tennessee, has
letter in his possession from General Cass. con-
tanning his reasons for not voting for the Fugi-
tive Slave Law. He said he could not vote
for such law without the Jury clause
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

We regret to learn that Mr.. Samuel G. Sta
Piles. the able delegate from Patrick county.
has been compelled to return home in conse-
quence of i'll health
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

A Post Office has been established at Hol-
combe's Rock. in Bedford county-Psrker
Layne Post Master; and one at Mount Carmel,
Halifax--N. T. Watkins Post Master.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Our Amherst and Nelson friends will OBJ
serve among the candidates for office. whose
names are announced in another column. the
name of Judge John w. Brockenbrough for
the Court IF Appeals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Mrs. Clay. It is said. is too feeble 10 reach
Washington. or else she would have been there
ere this.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

TOR RENT have excellent Store Room
Il for rent in business part of the Price, low
may l0-4wf JNO. }. PURViS.
oNRL FAMILY CARRlAGEEOr SALE
-azSSx- large and very desirable fnmy Carriage,
Just completed for .aelow. Apply - II. Nj. Didake.
ur COLHCuN s. HOLT.
spl 26-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
Omitted Proceedings of Monday,

C"seese" S"SceueNS" ~ ]AO'ee"J,
The following bills passed the House Of
Delegates on Monday last:
A bill Incorporating the Ocean House Com
pany-autlorizing the exchange Bank of Vlr-
GINA to establish branch at Ncwbern. in the
county Of Pulaski Providing for the selection
Of State students at the University of Virginia
Authorising the construction of Bridge at
Buffalo, in Rockbridge coumy-Repealing tho
1st and 81 sections Of chapter 81. and the LIST
section cfchspter 6s Of the Code, and substi
,u,ing sections in lieu thereoEIncorporatin
the Bank Of Scottsville- xtending the Ma
nssnas Gap Railroad from Strasburg to point
ON the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilread, at or near
Paddy Mountaineering the subscriptions to
the capital stock of Joint Stock Companies,
and the payments to be made thercon-Con.
corning Bailiffs in the city Of Petersburg-To
authorize the North. Western Bank to loan the
town Of Parkersburg sum Of money.
Also the following bills from the Senate:
A bill authorizing the Camel Coal Compa-
ny Of Cosl river, to subscribe to the capital
stock Of the Coal River Navigation Company
Regulating the sale Of Sweet Potatoes in the
county Of Accomac (provides that they be sold
and purchased by weight, bushel to weigh
IS lbs. and barrel $50 lbs,) Incorporating
the ''Forest Hill" and Henry" Mining Com
psnics-Authorizing the Virginia Camel Coal
Company to subscribe to the Coal River Nav
igs,ion Company-Establishing the Onancock
and Pungo,eague Free School. in the county
Of Accomac-lncorporating the Lawrenceville
Plank Road Company-Concerning Divor
ces from mairimouy (specifying the causes
which shall be sufficient to authorize divorces)
Amcnding,he act passed goth March 1851.
entitled an actto establish Banks at Wheeling
Kanawha, and Fincastle-And an act passed
9Th May, 1852. entitled an act Incorporating
ahe Mechanics Bank at Petersburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

led the House with any remarks. but for some
allusion derogatory to the character Of cities,
which had been made by several members.-
He presumed there was not a man in the
House, who did not feel that every portion Of
Virgins had been insulted by the mob out
rsges in front of the Governors House last
night. But he was not disposed to cast cen
sure upon the whole population of Richmond.
for the disgraceful acts perpetrarcd by few;
and if this House should do 90, their proceed
ings would he as Incorporate a. he thought
were the proceeding Of the indignation meet
ing last night. Why, sir, said Mr.. NJ. you had
as well hold every individual in Virginia re-
rponsble for scenes of a disrepctable nature.
which often occur at Court Houses and Cross
Roads. as to hold the people Of Richmond re-
sponsible for the disgraceful conduct of few
individuals on the Ca pitol Square last night.
A more peaoesble, orderly. and moral people
did no, exist anywhere, than were to be found
in Richmond. and all the cities of Virginia
wo~ld compare favorably in point of morals
with all the other cities Of the Union.
The question was then taken Mr.. Lewis
resolutions, and carried in the affirmative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Hon. Tnos. H. BENToN.-This gentleman
has published letter. stating that his nomina-
ton by the democratic convention at Cape &c.
rardeau, Mo-, was unauthorized by him, and
that he is not candidate for Congress yet;
that he will not submit to a nomination by any
caucus or convention; but that he will person
ally address the people at jackson on the 18th
inst. and is determined TO run os candidate
on his own responsibility.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Spring of 1852.-Ap S-tf