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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
TuiRTY-TOrRTn CoNGHE$s-Fir., session.
FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1850.
SENATE.
The Senate iSnot in .">-iun today.
uNI,SE OLE MISREPRESENTATION

The Senate * not in session today
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Sn"ci withdrew III" resolution heretofore offer
ol 10y h.T!-cnilins Mr. Orr To the Chair ill Il
Speaker be- elected. lie believed that rs the House
refused ua Wed: nsday I" order the main question, il
could not nJw hc a""piei.
The lIo".r resumed voting for Speaker.
Bn;ks ., Richardson -. Fuller -. Pennington, :.
scnttcriGg D. Nec,-str Ia II ch"ico 49,.
Mr.. J.lcoi'rr O;"r~: 'hc follow in. resolutions
Rc.olvcd, That IN cnn,nriuiIy with tlio tundanen
ial principles uf great popular government, such as
that If the United Stat"- ut America, it il the dutv of
all candatrs for political positions ranky and fully
10 stae their "pnous Oh important political cues
tons involved in their election, especially when ill.,
crr"rnrrd by tho body OF electors whose votes they
Rrc seeking.
Mr.. Zo!iicoHrr stated hl- object in introducing the
resolution 10 h. ~ elicit responses from Mr. Richard.
son Oh IT," Slavery Question: the latter gentleman not
having d-iiuoi Iii position a. had Mr.. Fuller.
MIR. Richardson avuwrd bis rtadincs- 10 answer
any questions which nj Iht l,a prnpountdd
Much debate was nduIgel in ns 10 the prVpriety OF
hVrrSnlution. which was adcpte'; by vote OF lS5
yOas 10 - aays.
This opens n wide field for discussion tomorrow
The uuuso tEsn adjourned
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Il was hard work wadIng through the ava!anche OF
back mails which CAME upon us yesterday morning.
We huye geuucd many interesting items, but ron"
more important ,han the definitions Of position BY
the three prominent candidates for Speaker in the
House OF Representatives on Saturday last The gall
Ian, Richardson GENES fully up to the mark. lhe
Washington Star says that ",he reply Of Mr. Richard
son gave his supporters and ell perfect sai''iac
tion because it not only proved that his sentiments
are in direct accordance with the doctrine OF the cau
cus resolution OH which he wa, nominated. but 1t eU-
brscsd powerful argument in favor of the wisdom,
patriotism, and consttuton-conservinG p:'nc'p'e oi
the caucus resolution on which his party may tace
any amount and character of opposition IN Inc @p-
proachins Presidential election. in the South N"rf
Ers, or West"
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TIE Ssna.e diI i,nt ~ to-day.
unI.SI. LE KIpEi sINIaTINC1

ia SslaGe lI Ipt ~ today.
HOUSE UF REPfL$LNfHTIE!'
Mr. Nilsson said ne wished i 10 10 ~ .c'1
that although voting for Mr. R.ht.G-ra, IT, D.. -
mnpner was committed 10 ihe l.7 Viprii"E - o.. t
by the Democratic caucua bu! Ls s'..! - -. .
dispose Of hi. where it ceo % trV- vkesl'E
felt.
NJ. Ouman. who had ceased % v"'s :'r -
R.cEnr,l.uu. s,nrrd H.. r.gscn ~!ict !mcuerI-l :
III again supporting th-t grnh"na"'
The !i'u.s ecs;n pgoc@cr!ra u vote e: t"..'~Si
Bank. o., kiv!aStayl %, Ei!i.T, 81 p nin. '..
.rg;;.rlng .. M,,sr.. Rchart.1n a." '. t.l.a7
ting for Alr. Or. ari N"s.rs. NcSaec. GlG =. q
voting for Mr. Cadwa!rder.
Mr. WasLburue, Of Msre, oas.cc :ho :,i,v.-;
resolution,
n.s,.ysJ That tho lIorss vi. Proccsi :.-.-'
.,-Iy 20 the tlsctiV: Ul ; ,e@Kc: -; -. t.. .
,:t-r the :o i..: been called ire u.: = 81. re-
.nali have received ,L.i':i:? II lie .'.-
II votes cast, iLe roll s:,..! g-"il u r' B.. ,
member nrr RECEIVING tie !gl:~:; n'' :. .. -
provided i; ~ l;niniIy II . 1ITG.':. ''-' -. -
Jared the S,,-ri-~ Il m: 'ii.riy.r"'ir -
M Triypc u ve: i::;.t .lis :.:o.:'u lie '- 20
ole, aud tie c +. sri:G ~, dc,.Taue- :: - -.-'
lye-yr-s ~. nay= i"i ,....-.
Tue I,.us- then crt.d :"l"s roo ~ ,
=. follows: Blris- -, li";ny!,nu "a, - . ., 10
rIns;,r 9, sca,;ccrsS WIt. .uIuH.s u 'y.~-- :;
uere-sary 70 cl:":cc lr5.
III. Uyus- :hvr, Ct 3: o'clock, ~ ~.
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THE orNoCHACY OF TENNESSEE.

The Democrats Of Tennessee met in S:ate CONVEX
ton at Nashville, on the 9Th of January le,e end
graphic despatch to hon. fIn ueTIs TN A, Y. Brown
gives the following rs the Delegates at large ana e'ec
tors
Delegates for the State at Large TO tho ClncInna.
conventlou,-Thurnas Lyon, Knurville; Col: james
NJ. Shield Hlsboro; +. g. Eastman, NhshViIo' W.
B. Travis, Msnleyviile. - n.y.. "
Electors for the State at Lar2e.-uon. Wi:i. L.
P.lk. Columbia; Hon. I.hau G. uarris Memphis.
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DIED

przp oo the 6th rJsaut, The Bovlrc creor "rs': =
cs:oh county Va utter pro;rgctrc ,!.s", IL - =
year Of ne. age. NLs Ann u vile ef III "i."a-- u
Msuy.
D,rp q, his residence Ii SP7sy'Etr!s scr::7 =" "e
nesday the ,h inst. uf Pasal!s;.. "h u L"La.-'! 80
he i'!h yer Of bis ssH
p,.p ar h;s residence in Hqnoyer 'o"-'~ - "c1:f'
day morains, 9;h list, Ed" aNp r Z H-'-''
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TWO HUNDRED DOILARs REWARD.

II az d" Al from .ue subscriber. on the l2th of au
Cb:J. .t', ~ hs', two likely negro hoy-. DAVE and
a. Dave ia utou, 26 years old. I've four or
sgs ,S hsh weighing abou, $50 pounds, very black
"p' und Is inclined tu stu,ter when spoken to-
oI ""oGt nv" feet si.I, ten inchc, high ~ years
soou. lGO pounds. light complexion and has
tuL 'puceoet~een his front teeth, IL knock kueoi
.ri g.. asHeF sluggish walk. | will pay the above r.
.u o.. s!f delivery confinement IN any jail 80 that
eol theul. Address
] !suIo JEREMIAH FINDERBCRK,
4 Wild Uut p, D. ). Carolina.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF ALABAMA.

The Democratic aud Anti Know Nothing STATE
Convention of Alabama have appointed ". L.
Yaucsy and l.. P. Walker, electors al ia'se
delegates for the State at large 10 'he H'"o"'
al Convention. They also adopted unanimous
Iy, and with great applause, resolution endorsDS
the policy of President Pierce, aud rec'mmono'ns
him to I'll. Cincinnati Convention as tit caudl0a'e
for rsIoc,;on IN IN. Presidential post.
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ALFRED L. R0LLADAY,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VA.
WILL a.teud promptly 10 tho sale of Corn, Wheat
w Tobacco Oats Rye Flour. Meal, &C., &c. -r:truet
NJ ', n. care anG will execute all orders with fidelity.
Chce WITH Me.srs hill Rawlings corner OF Main ant
,l,e streets. ,-,rxcrs
yo- Alex r Hosasy, Henrico.
M...r, Hill < KHwr!nss, Richmond
: !rtruicr's -ons
sco., & Ierndon. Fredericksburg.
lia.; s Hays
VI " W go :: Fn Aug. 2,-ctf
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS THE >?EAN-@s'''1'.
WA:tIsoruS, J.,u li.-lHtts y 'n9"rriir "'.'''
.,.J , ,Ii.pn.ili,r 20 br...n the y.g''Lz -, Is
yas p-mrpr,y cnd vigorously "rg''ai ~ 80 -
D,.- w;,r wa. pr.srn, Fay. ;hSt n'rcr o-'"'' '"3
.nnl dc,.rinaaiIun ce-m maGs::=sC4 - sS. =. 1-'
4 rhur,Isuu aud the plrIf'-'n.
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MARBLE YARD

sOuS : ROGERS. sb street nesr Main kenmonG oi
,ET N. !.. IN f:yp.ian !:shan aud American MaNnLE
MONUMENTS Tu,,S$, GRAVE SIoNLs, MN,,d.: MaNt FL
PIECES 9; eve:y description, WALL rLAA ho' No"1'
Auv des:gr il sr".; executed in the neatest 'naane.
O-ie.. u:u zee County,, with city reteronce' pr'"P'S
attended 70. e,,as,
Mr Rocs- A-r;%: served his time in ore OF the largest
esabi,h:es.s = N.S York Cry and a!virg much eApe
rier.e u :ac 'Gss. ..sTs hiisr' Aa; al. Nv!A sAe
cr,cL IL. .Iv: y give .s satisfaction as t;iy aohe
49, Oct 5-cly
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crSvSYLyaSlA SENATOR.

1;sEl.pcsG. Js!. Ii.-E:u er." .[i3tTH.
Oeu,ncraf, was today .':"'t" t'".'e' =. ~"
'out corvrni.rn. He receive q yC--.. IT, -.
.nc, were scattering.
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,J;yuN CLAIBORNE.

GLEEHiL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND iEALE2 ~ PROFESSIONS, MCHuONO, Vi
DART.CC.AH .,cu,lou given 20 the sale ot Flour
Il "ara, Con, &c. Cs.n advances upon consizn
a,"a. ~, .rpPls camnnu Ground Plaster, tour griac
ss oysc pacte:l Virginia BCue Dust aud Super Pnos
,s.'e o. ,ir:c Peruvian Guu:o &c.
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18

Judge a. p. Butler. L. 5. Senator from South "a
rol;us. who has been speulng sevsrsl days 81 the
.msricau Hotel, left fo. Washington yesterday D:
the Central Railroad.
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shAt:CEnREOTl Pl-r'e AOLit L.. o.. :.
ARTICLE u:rd !u tie at OF DGfGe!reoryP!ns. w,' :.
be sold low caAh ia,u-:uoos Siven IN "a - Ga
srece. guaranteed. ,,,
thy Ssly NJ r si'1H"s' a'e'-S~sS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18

GENERAL. AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
uE subscriber ,S.r. hs services his 10 and
Iac pa"!!c generally :Dr tao purpose Of HrinS cut
''--s Pen !ng OCT Houses, collecting nccouE,s SC.
hn'u''y s,,entcu rr.
-J-oFE!cr On VIII Street, under Ct Charles Hotel
{. A. j. CtCPTON,
-'-c-. Agent and Collector
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NinSIED.

N.naJEo a. Wird.,r - or ? .etsv tns lt'h 49,
I,v ths hey Ito. biuE.t, TEOIA- r oLL4Ei l. C.
II ~ bio, ~ Gs. LC.lE L. CARTER Of U>;L.o .-'.I
g, W.
. ioails pspsss please scPy.
MARRIED 90 tae s,h !p.t, h7 the Eev. WI 5r,T- =
wA " QCAELES ni LrL!sa coun :? &!ss : 49, .
e;de.r Ugh or Ct BeI I k.!!, EA "a: 49, s'
cHun,Y, Ve
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" SAUNDERS.

c'ieis.sued Inoa: respectfully lis ,hanGs to
Va, -'''G!-r. VI oeorscE Saupd.:s bro and to tue
W. literally. tor the Loero! patronage bestowed upon
''r 2e ph9i three yea.. AID ho2es by strict n;
trs, o. ois:h'ss 10 receive continuation vi thnt pa
s, THm:ers Bro No 3l6 Broad street where shall
Hs' sc,c'+:d stock q! Groceries. which will sell
Wholesale rctl! good terms as any otncr
s:-I:au 'nrWrTpITS w ;'' ,e.Hive .I Protnpt
!tso-dlwSc,r @~ w. sneNoEisS.
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GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.

UNEE schcr:Ha: formerly o. R'cap'"H' NTs!n.n, NV
III m. established nil o:tcc ~ 'a.s cry, OH S"c', u
,ex doors III front oi tic Tressury Department tenaS
bis service. 70 cls:nan', upon he oreru" esprchy
for revolutionary s.r"!ces. nuc foF !ana ooE'' ~ r
sons undc: the recon- acts Ct Congress
Having Irhasr ice manuscript o. n" s,o pssia uor
rtnror lie lls po:lsp- the Only EdeX "icn was ever
made 20 IN. :rc,s ,n.s D: revolutionary papers IN the
F-,. Auditors O.cc N Richmond. lie hls a.-o very co
pous index to ,hc ?spe-s u! liz o,he- pa5c oce- N
the Capitol oi Virginia These and zoe :ccun"!a'3oas
from other sourccs u :rcn:y yen:s experience" ehi!'e
him 10 ~ 30 ,a, II c4:nl i-!.i 70 a:t D." 'us', be VIII
be able 20 STOW &. even whore The claimant himself u:ay
be eu..rely unable 70 90 4.
For claim. u.der tie o. 3! Nnrct !355. civ
Ing loo cc.es Of !rnd 20 c who IN 5srIle who
served fourteen days hs cs-, will be cry moderate.
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REFERENCES

Hon Henry A Wise, AccoInrc. Virginia.
Janes | y"n- isq, a!rhuoai, Va
James Z Hea;a, late Commissioner Of Pensions Rich
mead Va
s,aao-i u ?urker Rccs.er Land Osce, Richmond, Va
Hou Jolu : p,,i,s:oa. C-!pcpcr e H., Va.
Hoy. Sa,u" ri'.ga Washington, D. {.
w: J wart tsq. Ba,;!m:nrS.
L.n,. Hi.:,n.-', - IN New York April l2-cly
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r.i,,IMV,. NANK OF VIRGINIA

ENaE teGsrai Her,ir. OF The Stockholders cf the ar
L .a-.. Ba.K u vir.:aI sill b- held a. 'helr Banking
Iou,t c!y On "Wednesday. tho lotn january. 1850
N9 Zee Q: director OF Bank shall hereafter vote as
D: ba:. n. .i. my proxy bc vuld which shnli
have executed x;y drys oe:Ire The time Of cleo
tou" J. a. SMITH, Cashier.
D. !-H,r ,r,i
- ~ lTE t.T1S -, TEACHER WANTED.
4 GINl.gHAN w!i n siYa family, WHO has hn.'
IA r:gl ycrs experience IN rov"ruing youhs o! bo,i
hA"- we c.,.ni- pern"nent school OF high Rrsde
IL Saa- 4er.r p.r:rn o. :uc State Testimonials oil chs
i1'F 9c.:r eHous. &c furnished from former p.;ons
de,.et- AuIrc-. T B. GILLIAN,
Wilson's Depot, pnwiddie county. Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev Wr A. Smith, Ptyslden; Of X u. College.
T S.:a, P-,er.5ais, Va
II Early. LynehbrIx. Va.
Eno.r: blackwell. LuueIburx. W.
W.. .:1y sGt z. G 81 :!I, Sv,'owny, We.
" y. G! aud :. L. II. Young, Dinwidd.c Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18

VIM. Lsmb, Esq. has associated himself with Ar
conard in conducting the Norfolk Argus. tndel
the control Of these spirited writers ana acco'hpts
ed gentlemen, the Argns must be more 'hSn ever O.
interesting md valuable paper.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

VNnH tNH'c'n1-- r.sfr-r.' ~. ;u.nrIn ,Ir ,,u,.ror
,I,ih. Uoi &, ~, p,DAt Sei,-r-ijy, ln, this long
tsoi!sheu Ho' '" ~, ~. hen, ,,,,; . RI, 1uctad
b. SANuEL L. LEE, ,.suc,-,sn [, u W e"'uuet'u
BRocEs. Every ctur, MI t. rrr9. rr ~ Al.
ShSrEi T. LEE. Sl..i'. =. ,.,,
N,REiSrTTa KRCOKS - X W.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RITCHIE, PRYOR e. DUSNAFANT'
wM r RlTcIIIE L. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
FRIDAY YMORNISG,J JANUARY Is, 1886
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.NEkr IS;SiSESS.
4 b

"eeoun. 0! :s- death OF iay nrOser, Geo B. sRun.
s as'-. IN" tin Of George 4 Saunders Bro will be
nom h:s dn'e Tie o! the fr,n ~il. be used
p-'p3s- "i cos!n: ur t:.r business. All persons
Si,+ IN, Gss:ns' tine rin. of George Saunders iE
wall pr"s-n: ;ein - tho undt rsign-d for se1le
.,, e' Those indebted will plessc make payment at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13
Ne@ Orleans Bully Crestent.
The Union Forever,

Perish the hand that would destroy
The temple Of our sires!
Perish the heart that hopes for joy
In its consuming fires
Let not the monster be forgot
Who dares to light the flame,
But curse him with traitors lot
And with a traitors name.
Our faintng hopes refuse to die,
Our tottcring bulwarks stand,
and freedoms banner still floats high
Der united land!
The stars that gem the azure fold
May cease awhile to shine;
But tremble not ! the arm that holds
The flagstaff is divine.
While the dark raven bodies despair,
And still our fears renews,
The noble eagle, high in air,
His onward way pursucs.
He breads not there the tempest's wrath,
Though all its thundcrs roll
But scars above the tempest's path,
EXulting to the goal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13
TE,LEGRAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT
f FLORIDA ELE C.TIoN..
fRT THE SOUTHERN AsD NATIONAL I1xEs.1


CoLUMBIA, Oct. u.@-Returns reeeived ftono Nfdd1e
Florida show large American gains. IT. confidently
believed that the Americans have carried the State.
ssa Connecticut Election g
NEW YORK, Oct. l1.-The latest returns from Con-
nectieut show that the Democrats are considerably
Insurance Companies Suspended
New YoHg, Oct. 1.-THE Astor, Globe and Inter
national Insurance Companies suspended payment
yesterday, with slight prospect of resumption.
p z@5 DOMESTIC MARKETS..
GISeIsSATr, Oct. 1l.-Flour is dull at As I'd to s5
75 Whisky is firm at 29c. 7
Molasses is very firm at CSC.
NEW 1oRK, Oct. 11--cotton closed frrn. The
sales of to-day amounted to 4 900 bales. s5se-s
Flour is improving. Ohio is quoted at ss e5 to
So 20. Southern 81 to 81 10.
Wheat is buoyant Red 81 50. White al 65.
Corn closed firm. Mess Pork closed firrn at s20 75
Spirits TurpeEtine closed dull. Rosin is firm Rice
unchanged. Freights are frmer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13

TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENCE.


Editors Crescent: Since my last, from Chicago,
have visited the principal Eastern cities. happened
to be in Boston during the Whig convention and a
glorious gathering was there ] can assure you. do
not be surprised to see that good old Wing State
come out right side up > yet. Whe. such conserv.
ative, clear headed patriots r. c. Winthrop come
out for Fillmore the only candidate in the present
crisis to give peace to the country and preserve the
Union, it is not to be wondered at that the old line
Wings of Massachusetts returning by hundreds to
the support of the whose political faith is the
same as their own Webster.
But Mes5rs Editors the erent Of the present polit-
ical canvass was the monster Fillmore meeting in
New York. You will, long before this reaches you,
have published the proceedings Of that immense meet
ing yet it is impossible to give you your readers
anything like correct idea of its magnitude or of
the effect the demonstration has left on the minds of
| the rejecting, Union-loying voters of New York.
those who were doubtful! of the result of that State
| are now inspired with confidence the lukewarm are
aroused to action and from until the election the
entire American and old Wing party will unite their
energies in securing the State for Finlore-whch is
now beyond any doubt or cavil. l was in convcrsa-
ton with one of the editors of Buchanan paper in
New York, few days after the Fillmore meeting he
e,tu n' ne nau no oouo' tlmore would carry thaf
'''',' ''in' i the hlechahics and working men gem
e"'S were ior rilore, anu 1hat' aithough they DID
nv, MANI s NUN hose as the othcr pares yet ther
influence was telling in every direction would give
you tile name Of this Democratic editor, but the CON
versaton was of general personal nature and con-
slider have no right to make use of the influence of
l''' iia''e "iue' 'ne circumstances pledse you my
1vl"es anu n'oi ''1 ',s Is no 'cton' II Is true
ine seitiehtan % AoI IL hotheaded partisan. lie Is
'l ,., il'1Nisen'' coASef'a'e onloh democrat, anu
.il1uil 'i's preference Is oeeldedy ior buchanan'
"I"4u 'o wen sa'isiteu Win iiiaoie electlon.
e.'l.o' ai,uV my eyes 10 'e laet oi Ihe general
s''i' 'a u'''t recently perVaded at the
,'i'ii' '''' e'e'3 '9ouN"c'" o'dte 'rW go tor Gu'
'''"N" inS HIS at'@esi from lhe iach Oh lniorma-
''il VI ''e movement OF 1he fllmore party South,
anu .Ae eooiSe puiaueu W Tue buchanan presses at
''e -'oisn-iloii tne ues'hnis Oh the present can
,''o-ot 'ni'"inS ihlilote overheard ana en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13

DEATH OF HoRsE FROM FRIGHT - The Mary
land Citizen, of the 4th inst relates the following
singular circumstance
On Wednesday last horse attached to buggy
and driven by lady, in passing the elephant belong
ing to Rices circus on the road between Frederick
and Jefferson wheeled suddenly at sight Of the ugly
beast fell in the shafts. and qnvering in every mus
Gle, expired in twenty minutes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13
Minis majority.

DEATH Or EX-CHANCELLoR JOHNSON, OF MARY
LASp.-The Hon. John johnson, for many years and
until the change in the judicial system under the
constitution Chancellor of the State of Maryland,
died in Baltimore On the 4th inst In noticing this
DEATH the Baltimore Patriot says: To legal attain
ments of the highest order. Chancellor johnson uni
ted all the virtues that adorn society," and warmly en-
dcared him to large circle OF friends. Professional
emncnce was united in his character with the attain
ments of the Christian gentleman, and though emi-
neny fitted to adorn lite he was still prepared for
the change that comes to all.
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LATE TI0Ns,

= " nave received from the publishers through J.
osz =: Molsan. Exchange Place, adjoining the Post
on,s ~, ~ tololng named new books to which
"ouio Gall Tue at'enton OF the student and general
M.cn.rrv Hppprp,r...a = e.o,.,. - a., @,,zs,,,y
nation. By Mrs OIvphant autbor - H.ot
Adam Greme," etc. ETC. New York Garrett
= - ~. .t.. yg,:,s7:: - .
hfS' al[oraed us asreat Of no ordinary
''' 'ns aoiA' an those that read at all
n4io" no' pioi.ie 'e pefioa OF the scottish Reforma
soi MAS III upon Whleh TO weave romance
ane au'hot has III tnls case aVaiied herself to the
less eAleS ana IN fer BOOK mas afforded series OF
'h9osn'Eu earnest, soul-srrlng pictures, which are
Mt once romantic and fruitful +l,oo+u;aa1 -,
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ULD ST. MANFlN AK0IS"l'.-We learn from the st.
Martnsyle Confer, Of the 4tn inst. that the friends
o Fillmore and the Union fully aware of the fact
that the NECESSITIES Of the times demand that all who
love the Union should exert themselves to the fullest
extent of their abilities, and that they have acted i'll
accordance. During the next week there will be
three batbecues in the parslat New lberia on the
l7th, at the Pointe, Oh Bayou Teche on Che 18th,
and at Grand Point on the 10th lust. The commit
tees Of arrangements have made every eXertion to
render these affairs just what they should be, and we
haze no doubt bit their efforts will lie crowned with
Success Several istn- -ujShcd speakers have promised
to e present ana the public throughout that section
are earnestly requested to attend,
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MORTALITY IN New YoRE.-During tue week end
ing on the 4th inst. 3s9 persons died in New York
city. Of these 3l5 were minors.
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Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campe Grand Eeore, Alexandria,
Gortnn's landing aud all Intermediate Landings Red River.
For freight ptsSa.c apply on board.
.... LEWIS SNAPP Il CO, 4 Front street.
The Hope will be at the wharf ready receive freight
Friday morning. Geo
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MORTALITY IN PHILADELPHIA.-The Board of
Health in this city reports 2o2 deaths for the week
ending on the 4th inst. -. !. -
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HEALTH OF BAtTlMoRE.-Thc mortality Of the city
of Baltimore daring the week ending on the 18th inst,
was only eghtyfonr of whom forty-nine were IN
der ten years Of age.
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New HAMPSHIRE M0viSG-A Fillmore State Con,
7enton was held in Manchester, n. H. on Saturday
the eth inst, and State electoral ticket was nom
mated 4 mass meeting was held in the evening and
addressed by Hon. Erastus Brooks, Of New York and
other dist nmuishci gentlemen.