The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-07
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received 55 votes; Buchelew %; scatter
ing 50. Second ballot, Cameron 50
Bucha!ew %; scattering 81. Ths thirt
ballot was the same as tho first. After TIT
third ballot motion was made TO adjourn
till Tomorrow. Lost-63 to 66. A mo
lion was then made to adjourn till the frs
Tuesday in October, which was agreed
,o--yeas 66, nays IS. There being nc
election by the Legislature, the Governor
will appoint Senator TO serve until ar
election is made.
New ORLEANS, Feb. e6.-By ,be steam
er Orizaba, We have advioes from the city
OF Mexico to the 7th inst. The insur
rac,ion at the south was gaining ground
The Government troops had gone over to
Gen. Palicia, who had besisged Gen
Chilpancingo, and had reduced the in.
habitanls to starvation.
OF Gov. Pollock, after full hearing
has refused to pardon Beals, the dentist.
e. Daniel Webster's landed estate in
Franklin, New Hampshire. was sold on
Thursday last for SIC 600 Rufus l.. Fay
Of Boston. being the purchaser.
e-T The long pending aud vexatious
litigation between the Northern and South
ern sections Of the Methodist Church, res.
peoting the Book Concern property in
Cincinnati, has at length been amicably
arranged by the commission recently in
session in that city. The Church South
is awarded $4,000 and tho Southern
debts.
KIssANE ARRESTED. notorious
forger and boat-burner has again been ar
rested. He was taken at Wi!liamsville. N.
Y. lie had sc 500 in his possession at
the time Of his arrest.
o. bill has been introduced in the
Senate OF Indiana to break up the Know
Nothing Lodges in tha, State. The bill
declares i, a conspiracy for persons to
band themselves together, under solemn
oath. for the purpose OF deprivrg any Cit
izen OF the State of political rights under
the constitution.
o. B. S. Cowen. Esq, Of ST, Clairsville.
has been elected Director OF the Glove.
land, Medina and Tuscarawas Railroad
Company.
OF Coo. w. Greene, the Banker who
was convicted sometime since in Chicago
OF the murder of his wife, hung himself in
his cell.
Gr The Cleveland Herald says that on
the Reserve cattle are positively dying for
want Of food-starving TO death. The
grea, drouth last season killed the hay,
grass and other crops, it is impossible for
the farmers to get hay or grain sutficien,
10 feed their stock.
DEATH OF QuEEH.-IIor Majesty Ma.
ria Adelaide, Queen OF Sardinia. breath.
ed her last at Turin. on the goth Of jan
uary, after an illness Of few weeks. con-
sequent upon her confinement and aggra.
vated by the sadden death OF her mother
in law, the Queen Dowager.
or Louis Napoleon is collecting his
uncle's letters and writings. llis said that
twenty volumes will hardly contain all the
MSS. Of the Emperor Hapoaeoa- Many.
letters, So. written by the Emperor. are
in text hardly legiLls-il is only with
the greatest difficulty thatihe exact words
are made out.
The SLAVE. BuRHs.-Mr. Crimes. who
has Of late been engaged in Boston, in
The collection Of money for the purpose
of purchasing the slave Anthony Burns
rom his owner, has succeeded in his en-.
lsavors, and the necessary amount. ST..
300, has been contributed. The US.
District Attorney and the U. 8. Marshal,
each contributed, $50. Burns is now on
his way to Boston.
MURDER EVA kING.-A continental COR
Of the Londen Morning Adysr-
User writes "a very unfortunate event
has just occurred at the Iiague-sn event
If SO distressing a nature that ! should
hesitate to narrste it, but that ii comes to
ne from unqusstion able authority. The
King Of Holland lately went 10 visit one o.
,is mistresses and found one OF his aides.
le.camp close,ed with her. The King
rushed upon the offieor and stabbed him;
he wound; it is said, proved fatal, and
great sxertions are being made in high
places to keep this horrible tragedy from
hs public We have not seen ihis or
any similar statement elsewhere.
Australia.
BY the arrival OF the steamer Hellespont.
"a have inieilicence from BallaarHt which