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GPaING, 1869.
NEW AND CHEAP
SPRING AND MINER
DRY GOODS.
HOPKINS. HULL & ATKINSON.
ass Baltimore ~trcet.

HOPKINS. HULL & ATKINSON.
25s Baltimore ~trcei.
BALTIMORE,
Respectfully invite the attention OF buyers to their
Spring: STOCK
bi British French and american Dry Goods. y 2
have taken great paiGs to select Il Stock suited to
tue wants OF SOulhera and Sieate,u Merchants.
w lg1LL yELL L0u- TO SAFE aad PROMPT
BUFFERS,
Gar Stock il very large, and embraces such III!
as.n,tIoapt as y-ii nnahIe merchant t. INV Of rs
WIEN TIE EESE ADVANTAGE TO HlHSELf.
"a the Goods he may need IL oar line. Ia All things
ers- Grlerz sent TO shall be carefully atteude 1
to, and Gods dispatched promptly.
HOPKINS, HULL Il ATKINSON.
B. r. HOPKINS,
THOMAS ", ATKINSON ! fa i6-ims
T1aE OLD PLANTATION
l. RAND1LPHS Bookstore and Baeery
SiIDkLL and Sc0tt's Greek : G2Isti Lexicon. 2Ca
/ MAhGAIHNE's Treatise Gn Fractures, translated
from the french: With Notes and Additions. hy
Ii Packard. Nj d. ;
Nh : Upon The sea: a History OF Maritime T.
vaatnre exploration and Discovery, by 4
PR0GCGR History of the Cynsades-their Rise
Progress and Results. -
ROSE Warrington: or The DagUerreotype MiAia
turs, by 4 j II Dug&une CSC
BLIND Gertimus; or The Eighties Sinner, by the
TIE Living Epi5tle: or The Neral Power of Re.
Ii ious Life, by Rev Jyree. nc
THE Harvest anil the Reaper, hy Rcy u Newcomb
t3c
RAN KINGS Half Yearly Abstract Of the Nedi ;al
Sciences. No Is loo
FsTiIhk and Daughter. by Fred:ika Bremen LOO
and i.25
BIG Bears Adventures and Travels illustrated q
sTKlCkLAND'S Queens OF Scotland, vol I. 90
THE Old Plantation. aud What Gathered There
br J HungerfOrd. tn
THE Mechanics and Builders Price Book. showing
in detail the pric" OF Wood. Brick and Stone
Work, Painting and Glazing, &c, by Wilson -
0n
LIZ Cabinet des Fees; OF Recreative Readings. tor
students, BY & Gerard Ito fs ID;
IRnN N4,&EI IiN
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BALTIMORE Feb. l5-Flour irm-Howard street
aud ohio IS 81. Wheat frm-white 81 i0G1l 70
tel ST. 3t(d}l 81. Corn unehan ged-Gnte ami yellow
73@76.
NEW DIRK, Feb. - --FloIr higher-Stats s. 3cG1
IS. ohio 80 sage a.; southeru IS 1906 10. Wheat
bneyant-stuthern red 81 A(Gi 45; whits 81 62.-
Corn buoyant white ass; yellow s0@o2 Cotton
very CuI and unchanged Spirits TuFpsntine hea-
w. kosin steady at 81 7o6gl IS Rice nrm.
Sales in New York. Monuay of 5000 Virginia SIS
et 96ss and 5000 do $50 at co.
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saTaooD ArD CHEAP PICIUr

xsT Coon AID CHEAP PICIUnEs ALL
who want good PICTURES At COST. should GONE
ut once TO II Main Street, Whtehrrst's old Gallery.
as WATSON will remain only lew week. longer
sr~Hecoilect. if you want cheap and good PIC
TU eaS, yen must call ut Il VI ain Street.
srTEe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and viii be sold low la 26-mif
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GILLIAEs d nUNLOR,

GILLIAHs Is DUNLOP,
IA III Sycamore Hrse!, PETERSBURG TsIyjRja,
Importers and Dealers III Iron, 81,
Invite the attention Of railroads, merchants and
manufacturers, 10 their I'll assorted STOCK, corr
,Ti5ihg-
English and Refined, best brands.
Ewesdes and American Hammered IRON
kound Squsre and Flat Bars all sizes
Wide Plough iron, 8 ia Il inches, IRON
Band, Hoop and scroll, all sizes,
Oval. Round aud all Kinds of Car IRON
Tiage
Cast, Shear English and American Blister Ger
man. Sprias and Round Machins STEEL
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIG LEAD, aud III Il
SHEET IRON, No 10 to 81
fe i6-3m
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lust RECEgyED, AFREsH SUPPLY

lust KECE.N Sd, A FRESH SUPPLY
y Just received, A FRESH SUPPLY
or THOSE CELeRRATED
OF THOSG CELEBRATED
WINGS PARMA CRACKERS
WINGS FARINA CkACkERS-
At RICHARDSON'S. 2o6 Main ST, near 9Th
AtRtCHARDS0N'S, zoo Main st. near 9th
CALI. AND TRY THEM
CALL AND Try THEM. fe lists
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| We regret 70 announce the death, on yestei us3,
OF Col. MoHssr, for the iasteighteen yesrs sup
| In.cndent of the renItensiary. lie was o 2eas'"
man universally respected and beloved, a'as y
, superior understanding, aaa remsrkae'e AMMAN
lily and uniformity Of temper. His oehs'0'eh.
| countenauce was the true index OF his k'hois ahu
gentle spirit Col. AssGaShas served IN the coeh'
| ellis of the State With ability and usefulness nav
| ing, previous to his removal to tha city, repre-.
septed the Mouongaita District, his former res''
dence. in the House of Delegates aud the Senate
lie leaves large circle of friends TO mourn bis
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NT- VERY PARTICULAR AND LAST NofICE-N HIcH
[ SHALL STRICTLY ADHsE To.-The card which
had published in the Richmond papers. giving
tice to al those who are Indebted - IN itdivida
ally, that would give tEem sixty days notice. from
the lst Jan, 1859 TO lst March, requei sting them TO
please call sud pay off their accounts due me inGi
visually, or shall be PEELED &c put them ont If
my hands for collection. my individual books
must be closed al once; but hope those who are
indebted to me will give me no cause to let their
accounts 90 out of my hands, into the hands Of
Others, FER collection. ALEX HILL,
TRUNKS. TRUNKS! TANKS! CARPET BAGS. VA.
Uses, GG-We have now IN store, and continue TO
receive By every arrival, Trunks. Carpet Bags W
lisea &c, of all qualities, szts ami prices; aso, IA
dies Bonnet Boxes Of al Sizes quality and prices.
So we would most respectfully request all in want
to call and examine for lii emleves, they will he
soid low by ALIEN HILL Il co,
NJ L. AIn;r atraef =
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTRD ron THE "DIsPATC
T.ATEV FROM EUROPE.

r
HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-The steamer America ar.
rived here sonlsht from Liverpool with dates to the
Goth ult.
The steamer City of Manchester arrived ont on
the 2ssh ult, and the Alps on the 29th uit.
War rumors still continue to be circulated In
Europe.
Paris letters speak Of great activity In France 10
| making warike preparations, and OF general I'M
precision prevailing that momentous Crisis Is ap'
preaching.
The Paris Bonrseis stiil very sensitive and 10
huctuating.
her attitude t il believed. the question OF peace
or war will depend.
France forbids immigrant recruiting on the
Eastern coasts of Africa and Madagascar.
The Princess Frederick William had given
The British Government has given ont large gun
powder contracts.
The China mail confirms the previously report
ed short supply of tea.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2s.-Cotton-sales of the week
fo.tD bales, including LOCO bales to spectators
and 500 bales for export III qualities have de-
elined L. particularly Uplsnds The steamers
news from the United States together with large
Tho market closed dull. New Orleans fair IA l.
| ,Middiing SD Mobile fair I'd Middhng sd; Up
lands fair IL It'd Middipg 7-f6d Sscck in port
430 600 bales including }65 Go9 tales of American.
| Breadstuffs. The market is dull: heat has q
declining tendency sales at a decline of i02d.
IN oNbl mAEhET-putiiOn III tuo BANK OF EEEfaEu
has decreased IS, 500 sterling. oney was abun-
dant ard the rates generally unchanged. Consols
| 95ssfIa5s.
manchester advices are unlavorsble. Market
| dull
LATEST.
SECOND DESPATCH
| The English Government has contracted for 6S
| Founders at three iron foundres
In France the demand f)r cavalry il urgent
The government is buying up nine year old horses.
| sixty-two war transports ordered to Tou-
| Ion.
On March 1st, three men~of-war depar ted for
| Genoa, it is supposed. to accompany Prince Ma
| poleou and his bride to France.
Three ships of the line are to proceed TO the
| Mediterranean.
Congress of foreign Powers will assemble in
London, for the arrangement of the present diff
culties.
| The war feeling among the lower classes of
| France has grown intense.
| The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says that Au stra will never consent to the settle
| ment the Italian question by an European Con-
| gress.
| The U. S. steamship Powbatan was in Canton
| river.
| ITyERPooL-Sugar quiet aud steady. Rice dull
| Coffee dull. Teas advanced. Common RofIn Is 80
| abs ii. Spirits Turpentine 39}as. Breadstufl;-
| Flour dull and steady. and quotations nominal
Western and Canal leG20s; Southern Ia. 3i,; ohlo
| 2lfG23s Wheat 1921 lower and dull-30utherh
| Red Cd IS i'd Corn dull. and quotations tare'y
| maintained-Mixed and Yellow &eGg29s; White %
! G331as. "
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VINO - President to-day,nt In the usuaI salata.
ton auasng the Meseans.
= a#fss OF si- eaelies has arrived III Hawaii
pr ArsGsa stssssshi Francois eighty lye d.
sYs's aacss VIA Caps q Good Nope,
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E5- PARKE PoINDEXTER,

RICHMOND VA,
VIII practice In the city ef Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
W. ONCE in Lisle's Building. corner Of hiain aHd
l1+h streets &c Z3-l2D
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.AMU6HMENT0.
LECTURE will Be delivered BY

! Prof. ssor 1EoRaE W 0sEEgK. nf n York
TN THE AItstIc Life 81 Thomas Crawford ,hs
American sculptor 10 The Halt II the akCHAv
fCs' INSTITUTE, on FRIDAY evening. IN, isth
instant
Tickets rs cents: to be procured 1T Taseley 4
Robinsou's, Meade EakeFs, ant At the took stores
generally.
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sEy- New YORK LIFs INSURANCE Co

Capital 81 ,595, 90I.56!
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with The state Comptroller of New York, to meet
10 per cent Of the annual premium will be loaned
the insured when desired
Dividends declared annually and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not insured you should call at once and procure
a policy Oh your life. NO matter whether young or
old. married or single.
You should insure at once for many reasons:
First Because il is less ExPENSIyk than il VIII be
when you become older.
Secoad-Bec If IN Health yen will pass 7ftef-
tcai eTGHti1l1t.O41 and BE ACCEPTED.
Taird-IdgE Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoUs. -
WHO MAY INSURE
The NAN PROFESSIONAL or Non PROF ESsIoHAL be
is dependent upon SALARY fot a SUsTENASCE, should
do it, Because with LIFE the INCOME CEAFEs, and u
the loss OF n HUSBAND and FATHER may De added TX
POSTURE to INSULT ans POVERTY.
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hrUUNDhY PIC IRON.
% tons No "WILLIAN PENN
30 tons No POGO"
Daily Xpected, fjr sale TO arrive.
ALSO.
50 tons Scotch "9 bENGARN0CK"
Apply ct the office of the
OtS DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
f, l6-diwcw3t WORKS COMPANY.
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MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. T. COLEMAN, VI. ID.
JAS Ii. CONWAY, VI. ID.
Apply at once to
Z. w. WYATT, nsa'
100 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
w TaoTTER, General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Capital SIa,000,0OG!
OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN VESTED IN
THE UNITED STATES,
THE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miums of Insurance eEceeas Two Million Dol,Rri
annually. The Company is therefore prepared e
increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep
tional risks. They will Issue policies fer loss n
damage by fire on Buildings, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, &C. &c. on liberal terms.
UHAS. Il. WORKMAN ac.,.s
X. w. WYATT,
ial-ts Office 1870 Main street.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.
PORTLAND, Fob. 1.-THE steamship Indian, from
Liverpool, arrived hero to-day q. noon.
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T ANOEETH'S GARDEN SEEp-We
IL continue 10 receive fresh supplies of Landreth s
New Crop Seed.
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
fal Main zfr Rinhu
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pOBINa0E'H No. I Manipulated Qua.
~ no, for sale by Il II sKfNREG a co,
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Es- We are Indebted to Hon. '" o. doopE Ter a
copy Of Bis address TO the people OF the fonf'n
Observation-Disclosures.
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NATIONAL suSD Y SCHOOL TEACHERS CONVENTION
The National Convention of Sunday School Teach
4rs is to assemble in Philadelphia on the I'D inst
John W Sexton is referred to by the papers there
as the proper person, fer those desiring to be as.
signed lodging places, TO write to.
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LENN'S INDIAN HAIR UIL-Ihe
~ only Oil which will, by constant use. give the
Hair dark color and at the same time promote the
growth of IL. Wilson's Hair Colorer will change
Red or Gray Hair 20 q Brown or Black. without
staining the skin or 1t can be used the az wa
ter. These pref para tons for sale bv
L WAGNER. Druggist
Corner 9th and Broad street
The best Leeches on hand.
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ssg4ssss--zz,sz:.Srss FOR LYNCHBURa-To
leave THURSDAY. The canal boat
JASiIEBY, will leave as alb 1ye. Fer freight. apply
to WN COX,
fe lG-2t At the Shed. Dock street.
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~ NJ. 2, KIT. -
Sts KNIGHTS Attend a called ssembly
of y0nr Commaniery, at The As1 ium, in
the Mason's Hall. On tn URsDAI evening, the ldth
b order of the Generaliseimo,
JNO EEGSAULr, Capt GPnl.
p1,T,,rv aarDvGar fa l6--2t
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g. GRAND ANNIVERSARY - a
y -. A-4 ~ BALL, d. ~
II THE VIRGINIA RIFLES. ARA
On the 22d Of Ee february, 1859.

I'm the THH OF FebfMAFY, 1863.
The RIFLES take pleasure In announcing 10
their fris nds and the ruhic generally shat .hey
have engaged the LARGE HALL and the snit o.
Rooms connected with tho
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
and will give BAL on the evening Of the Ami
ver,ary of the Birth Of Washir gton.
Hl- The ARM0RY BKAss BAND have tees
engaged for the occasion.
COMMITTEES OF ARRAsgyMENTs.
Lieut Miller, Hon Mem Denonn. q
3ergt Linkhaner. A Lybrock.
Corporal Paul. .. LANCE.
Private Manteri. Weidmeyer.
Lfmsshl, w iller,
Tbou, schad. 60
Bergheimer,
~ The Ball will be opened ut o'clock. ii
with a Grand ProIaena o.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Admitting a gentle ard two iadies-~procuret
of any of the above Com nittee. 70 I'D
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~ss3 FRENCH SnOES.-Just re-
asssA e. reived, PER steamer Aragc, the following
sty les of French work for gentlemen:
Gents Patent Leather Congress CATERS, Meiies
make
Gents Calf Congress Caters, light. Melies's make
: doubled so4es g
- Molier Shoes, stout.
light.
- Pat. Lea Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14
Our State Electi0n-The Albany Re.
gency-views OF Governor Wise.

Yency-Vtews OF Governor Wise.
What is the trouble with our New York de-
mocracy? The Richmond Enquirer, the official
and confidential central organ of Governor
Wise, reveals the secret in an article discussing
our late election, and seizes the occasion for
administering stunning blow to the Albany
Regency, as follows
The fact s that number Of the leaders of the soft
democracy, who have been enjoying undue share
ol federal patronage from the last two administrations
and have consequently been enabled TO WELD undue
amount OF political influence, are strongly inclined to
black republican doctrines nad the Cassidys and Rich
monds of New York displayed the same energy in bat
ting black republcanism which they have exhibited in
intriguing against the majority Of the democratic party
the result Of the late election might have been changed
As Is, no hope Of winning the State from black
republcanism until these traitors shall be ousted from
own camp.
| Now, if this extract does not satisfy every in
Wise is thoroughly conversant with all the
weak points Of the Albany Regency, we are
very much mistaken. 1t is true that "a number
OF the leaders Of the soft democracy" who have
become Int and saucy on government pap, are
among the black sheep of the flock; it is true
that they have sacrificed the party and the State
in order to secure lodsment in the Charles
ton Convention; and we concur in the opinion
| of our Richmond contemporary, that "until
these traitors shall be ousted' from the rule Of
the democratic camp, it is perfectly absurd to
talk of defeating our formidable and disciplined
New York republican party.
From the treacherous proceedings of the said
Regency towards Governor Wise, and from their
contemptuous treatment of the peace PROPOSE.
tons of the Aston House wing of the party at
Syracuse, in reference to the Charleston
Conventions; bnt worse than all, from rail
way lobby affiliations Of the Albany va
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Chicago spring Wheat firm, but there Is less inquiry,
sales last night Is OOO bushels Rae club At u 0S
day 800 bushels choice Canadian club at 81 O4H Other
grains quiet Canal ireights less frm wheat taksa
to-day l3c. TO New York, but the regular lines
asking 15c. Lake mpors-600 bbls flour, 600 bushels
wheat 1000 bushels oats 500 bushels barley 107eo
bushels rye $500 bushels peas Canal EXPORTS, 264
bbs -four 900 bushels wheat IA 800 bushels barley,
5000 bushels rye, $500 bushels oats
BUFFALO, Nov. IL, 1854
Flour in moderate demand, market steady sales 90
bbs. Wheat advanced 10. 2c sales 1000 bushels M
Chicago spring at 09c 81, 5000 bushels Canada club
at 81 10 900 bushels No. / Milwaukee club at 81 o.
10000 bushels red Michigan and Ohio 1t "a 10 81 -
s Nncr grains quiet whiskey nominal at DC CAnnl
bushels wheat 900 bushels corn Fl 900 bushels DATA
o00 bushels barley Canal exports-2000 bbls. -four
~ 700 Bushels wheat, IL 900 bushels corn.
TORONTO, Nov. IL, 1854
oy = IVc. IAc. Oats steady at 36c. 31Kc.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, 1859.
Business Of all kinds checked by severe rain.
Flour unchanged. Whskey dull at 2216c. Bacon firm,
and more sought for Pork in better request, $l3 So
Hogs unchanged, with few transactions.
ToLgDo, Nov. IL, 1859.
-Four firm ut IS 37H for superfne. Wheat arm at
81 II 81 20. Receipts day-4,700 bbls -four; 5000
bushels wheat
DETROIT, Nov. IL, 1850.
Flour active Wheat duh at 81 90 for red Receipts 10.
day-5,25 bbls -four, q 800 bushels wheat Shipments
1000 bushels wheat.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. IL, 1859
Flour steady. Wheat firm Coru--n declining ten.
dcncy. Rye quiet. Receipts oday---I 400 bbls. -four
:3 600 bushels wheat. 200 bushels corn, 600 bushels
oats Shpmnts--49,o00 bushels wheat.
CHcAco Nov L., 1850
Flour firm. Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn dulI
aud declined &c sales at dec Oats Embellishments
to-day 2l0 bbls Hour 40 600 bushels wheat 900 bushels
corn $500 bushels oats. Receipts 500 bbs flour
$4,000 bushels wheat, Al, 900 bushels corn and !. 400
bushels oats. '
Flour steady, with small sales q; "a Is for sle from
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The New York Reconsideration fOs
EurOur.

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Europe.
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rieiy shop with the Seward managers
of that locality, it was manifest from the
outset that the State ticket adopted by Rich
mond, Caeger, Cassidy d Co. was adopted
simply to keep up appearances. and to deceive
the party in other States Had those nnscru-
pulous intriguers for the spoils and pluuder,
who assume the right to dictate the law of their
party, accepted the reasonable peace over
lures of the Aston House faction, aud agreed to
postpone the election of the State delegation to
Charleston till after this November contest,
and had they further agreed that their said de-
legation should be elected by the single dis
trict system, so rs to give the hards the dele
gates to which they are clearly entitled, we
dare say that the democratic State ticket would
have polled at least thirty thousand more votes
than il has received.
But this arrangement formed no part of the
Regency programme, which was solid dele
CATION from the Empire State to Charleston,
with view to the ultimate control Of the Con
vention as a balance of power. To accomplish
this paramount and exclusive object Mr. Wise
and his friends were first betrayed; and then q
hue and cry was raised against him, under
cover Of which the Syracuse Convention WAS
packed to order, and a solid delegation ap-
pointed to Charleston as completely under the
thumb of the Regency as Confidence Cassidy
himself. We have the first result of this treache
rous programme before us in the humilatng
defeat of the party; and the next thing in order
is settlement with the guilty centrivers Of
this disaster.
Governor Wise is ready, in this view, to pro-
old Tammany on the hip,is prepared to second
the motion; and what with the beautiful i'm
broglio of our approaching municipal election,
and the resolute purpose of the hards of the
State to hold their ground, we anticipate a
complete failure of the Regency at Charleston,
with their solid delegation. Surely the unscru-
pulous lobby and caucus schemers Of Albany
and of this city, who have been faithless alike
to the administration which feeds them and the
party which they profess to serve-surely such
unworthy men must be ordered to stand back,
after having been heard at Charleston face to
face with their accusers. At all events, it is
now perfectly clear that the democratic party
Of New York, so long as the burden Of the AL
bany Regency remains upon its back, will re-
main fast in the mire. Governor Wise has
given the signal. Let this selfish, reckless and
faithless Regency be brought to a final reck-
oning.
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Affairs mt CharlestOVn, Virgfnfa.
ALL STRANGERS UNDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JEW.
EFT AND HoYT ADVISED TO LEAVE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1850.
Considerable excitement still exists at Chares.own
The Mayor has issued proclamation, and appointed a
committee to look after strangers bring them before
justice Of the peace Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Jewe received
notice from COL Taylor that they sae and ac-
cordngy left Arriving here to day. Mr. Jewct. was ac-
cused Of being the correspondent of the New York
Tribune, whose letters had caused considerable i'll feeling
artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14

i1AS uSrkD STAIrs SkyArog.--The return Of Gov.
houston TO the United states Senate Is regarded GER
n'n no is chosen by the Legislature Of Texas he win
ako he scat now occupied by Hon. Matt Ward on tho
an Of March, 1853
Iowa ElEcnoS.-Returns from all the countics-nearT
all otcial-gve the republican majority for State officers
about 5000 In the Legislature the republicans will have
two majority in the Senate and fourteen the House,
joint majority of seventeen.
Nbsstssr1.- mississippi Legislature was orsanfca
on the s,h inst. The now democratic Governor, HON.
John j. Pettis, VIII be nanguratcd on the 2lst Inst