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WHO DID IT. AND How WAS IT DoNE?-The
Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch says:
"There Is feeling of degradation in the re-
Election that free white people Of upwards of
seventeen millions, with an electoral sUffrage
Of somewhere about three miilicns-two and c
half millions, at least, Of which may be reckon
ed on the eide of Freedom-haye been conquer
cd in Congress By population of five millions,
three millions Of which are negroes with a
white suffrage Of less than seven hundred thou
sand But ininitcIy moro humIiating and
degrading is the recollection that the South has
gained the daY, nos By her own power, bat by
aid and comfort of Northern -
We skip the very hard words used, and oon-
car heartily in The cenfia,ent expressed without
them. TIE North-Khieh n0W is--is awaking!
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SLAVES IN WASHINGTON CIrY.-The assess-
ment of taxable PROF erty, this year, puts the
value Of the slaves here at 1929, 265 Many CT
these are owned in Maryland and Virginia,
and are hired here, By returning them to their
homes day before the expiration of their year
of service, to send them back again the second
day after, their owners avoid forfeitng them to
freedom under our laws.
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No. 333 Br0aIrrqa NlIr ElII.

TT Z PjAE3 AID Mus g. s.eEsBss. AIS Lea
Ef0EAsr. WATTS.
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me I,hallenes CUP negatta. .

ri z t4.Y
1t is not yet time for US to receive our report
Of the regatta at the Pass which was to have
come off yesterday. It will undoubtedly be
along in time for to-morrow's paper, and will,
almost certainly. have something to say of reefs
and sea. sickness. There are quite q number of
amateur yachtsmen At Montgomery's and the
pick Of Southern pleasure boats. They will not
complain this year as in some years previous of
want Of wind, but very likely sing song
from another quarter. There is . match to-day,
another Thursday and Saturday probably
spieed with trials on intermediate days. We
do not speak confidently Of ball Saturday
night, but such thing has been rumored and
may come of. Those who want breath Of
fresh air would do well to try the Pass this
week
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Rsfsnt laubItrattnns.

The Hospital Gazette for the past week has
been laid upon our table. Hereafter it will be
issued monthly, instead of semi monthly, and
will notice all cases of interest at the Charity
Hospital The Record states that there were
three hundred yellow fever deaths in the Hos
pital during August. and 271 from the same
cause up to the 18th of September, making in
all 571 for forty-four days l76, however, were
admitted IN articulo mortis, and two thirds Of
the remainder on the second and third day.
The Southern Episcopalian for September is
received Itispublished at Charleston. Bizarre
has continuation Of its essay on Tennyson
the poet; and much interesting miscellaneous
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EerEsTRfAEisa ~0As horseback riding is quite
fashionable among young ladies and gentlemen,
we copy the following in relation to very i'm
portant and hitherto undecided point, which
proves, we think, pretty conclusively, that the
right side is not the right side, after all:
The reins are to be held in the left hand
and the right hand is free to render aid should
the horse become fractions, or the habit of the
rider require adjusting. If the gentleman rides
on the right side, he must use his left hand, and
can do SO to very little purpose. Instances have
occurred where the lady's horse has taken flight
on the instant, and the rider was rescued by the
gentleman being on the left side and taking her
from the frightened animal to his own. If the
lady wishes to converse, and her escort is at her
right hand, she must turn her head half round
to make herself heard. Again, the escort being
at the left hand, her dress is protected from the
vehicles passing, and if it becomes disarranged,
is not exposed to public view
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NUVUIH
t8Aim

On! LoRD. Henry Lord Sterling, said to be
a scion of English nobility, was arrested at Col
umbus, Ohio, few days ago, ON charge of
stealing buggy and horse. He was committed
to prison in default Of 5000 bail We should
judge he has small capital on which to play the
Lord. But perhaps he has hitherto found no.
bility to be profitable. The Goldfish and sole
leather aristocracy have q wonderful liking for
titles, and generally ego their length on every
brasen rascal who has the impudence to assume
the equiyocal distinction.
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P ASS G III ISTIAN REGATTAS.
sRr THE GRAND PASS CHRISTIAN REeATTAs will com
s= -. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,.
with the ANNUAL SAILING MATCH for the SOUTHERN YACHT
CLUB CHALLENGE CUP.
-. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 -.
all PLEASURE YACHTS First Second and Third
Classes.
80. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q ~.
Free for all PLEASURE YACHTS, be divided
First Class measurement under 25 feet
49,. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -.
PLEASURE YACHTS Fret Second and Third
Classes.
B All the above Races will be triangs Of ~ miles twice srun1
and under the rules of the S. &C.
~ Appropriate elegant will be the winning
boats of each Glass. @
B lii n these boat win prize unlssH there
or more boats in each Glass -a#
10 expected that several Matches well sweepaks Race
will come OF during the week.
II, RARE6HJDE, Secretary
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SIX NEGROES DRowNED.-A correspondent of
the Leesburg (Va,) Washingtonian states that
six young negro men were found drowned in a
place called Parker's whirlpool, in Shenandoah
River, just below the &c Retreat" the former re-
7sdence of Judge Parker, on the 4th inst. A
servant of Judge Parker states that on Sunday
evening six men stopped at his cabin door and
asked for chickens. They left, and the boat be-
longing to Mr. Elliott was missing on Monday
morning. and some time during the day the men
were found dead, as before stated.
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MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAn.RoAp.-This
road was opened on the 25th Of April last, a dis
gross earnings have amounted to 4,256 is, and
its expenses to $s849 80, leaving net balance
of $S,415 81. The road will be opened to Gin
einnati about the last of this month,
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GOLD FROM VIRGINIA. The Philadelphia PA. J
Ledger has been shown a lump of gold gathered
from the mines of the Slate Hill Company, at
Louisa, Virginia, the proceeds of two weeks la
Dor, which is valued at 800, and cost in the
production about Sss4oo--giying $500 profits for
the two weeks. The prospects, it is said, are
quite encouraging, both as regards the guam
tity and quality of the gold produced
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An ALPINE BEAR.-The Gazette de Sopoie
relates the following somewhat singular adven-
ture, which is said to have taken place in the
Commune Of Willard Upper Savoy):
Two shepherds who had charge of drove
of heifers, had just laid out their provisions on
the ground in order to take their meal, when
they were suddenly pounced upon by large
bear, who, after having devoured ali the pro-
vender he found, threw himself on one of the
shepherds and began to tear his clothes to
pieces. While the bear was thus occupied, the
heifers, eighty in number, formed into semi
circle, and making regular charge on the in
truder, drove him from the ground, and re-
leased. their keeper from certain death. The
other man had taken to flight at the first APP
pearanee of brnin, and having climbed q tree,
witnessed the whole affair in safety"
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A crew consisting Of four hundred and forty
three persons passed from the receiving ship
North Carolina to the razee Independence, lying
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and about to sail
for the Pacific on Thursday morning, 18th It
is reported that the Independence will 90 out to
the Pacific to relieve the st. Lawrence, but will
call at San Juan merely for the purpose of as
pertaining the intentions of the British Govern
ment in dispatching line-of- battle ship to that
port, after hearing of the bombardment of that
place by the Cyane,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

MAN CARRIED OFF IN HIS Own HoUsE.-In
the progress of the work on the New York Cen
trail Railroad in South Boston it became neces-
site on which it had stood for long time, but
the occupant, for some reason, declined to vacate
the premises even temporarily; this decision,
however, did not impede the work in the least,
for jack-screws and rollers were called in re-
QUESTION, and on Saturday the house was drawn
along Fourth street, with culinary and other
domestic operations in full blast. A mans
house is his castle, even fit is on wheels [Bos-
ton Chronicle
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BLONDE AND MARY THOMAS FOR SALE.-We
see from an advertisement in the New York
Spirit of the Times that Judge j. S. Hunter
offers, among other valuable stock, for sale
these two horses. This is rare chance for
Northern breeders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

Prof. +. A. P. Barnard, for many years a
Professor in the State University of Alabama,
has been elected to the Chair Of Professor of
Mathematics, Civil Engineering and Astronomy
in the University of Mississippi, which we learn
he accepts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19

SECTIONAL PARTIES. THE attempt in the
North to establish sectional party, and to in
corporate into its creed wars upon the institu
tons of the South, if successful, will prove of
evil omen to the peace and happiness of the
country. Its inevitable result will be the merg
ing of all parties in the South into another Sec
tional party, unless the patriotic men of every
section unite with the South in defence of the
constitutional rights which are menaced ty
Northern agitators; and thus put down North
ern sectional party by an American Constitu-
tional party.