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WEEKLY PAPER—Turkk Dui.laM, j**r tin
nom,--PayRlile in advance*
ADVEIltISKMKNTS infortcJ at tlio thories-
ton ratr*.
07* Pottage must be paid on ill CoitifulrtcA-
tior*, and Inter* nfbusJnr**.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1040.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
(From our Correspondent■)
MILLEDGEVILLE, Nov.O, 1840.
llOUIKOr HKIMIK.-KMATIVKS, FlUDAr.
Little or no bushiest of importance was transact'
od by either branch of tlio LegUlnturothi* morning,
previous to going into the election* act apart for the
day. Both brandies assembled ut 11 o'cluck nnd
proceeded to the election of u
Judge‘for the Covela Circuit.
1st hallot.
2d.
3d.
Warner
180
124
123
hazard
102
130
145 elected.
firwin
32
16
8
Mill
14
B
tilank
1
1
Attorney‘General, Middle. Circuit.
1st ballot.
2d.
3d.
Flournoy,
71
71
70
Gardner,
107
119
133 elected
Young,
17
14
12
Lawton,
5
9
4
-Dlank,
59
49
31
ginin," asserts what is false mil wImt he ought t
know is false.
There is a spirit In tlio following private note
which prompts us to lay it More the public cyen
It is the truo firo of tlio flint.
"SpniKa Gardrr, 23d Oct., 1840.
" Dcnr Sir— If I had the inrlinutioo to havetn-
kf n nny part in the dreadful struggle which hns been
going on for I considerable time respecting the
('residential Election, my oge nnd tho state of my
health, would have rendered it impracticable.
However, I nni determined ts vote in tho election,
should it bo the wish of tho AloJghty to spare my
life,nnd to effect it with more certainty, ! intend to
go to tho Court houso tho day before. I must solicit
tho fitvor of you to endian to me by tho next mull
to Winnfville, 40 or 60 Van Boren Electoral Tick
etK. I hive been a dose observer of each of the
Administration* since I ho Government went intoop
oration, nnd I ran say with /rt/Mnnd candor there
is not ono I more cordially approve than the pre
tent.
I um, dear sir, ynurs respectfully,
GEORGE HOLKMAN."
Solicitor Central, Eastern Circuit.
'Istjrallot—White 460 elected.
Polltill, 07
Blank*, 41
Both Houses then adjourned until 3 o'clock, P-
m;
(J Ip addition to our own Correspondence,uv extract
from that of the Contlilulionalitl, tho following
letter,which gives somo additional information of,
tho proceedings of the Legislature:
MILLEDGEVILLE, Nov. 4, 1840
In the Sapafb a hill was introduced by Mr. Jones,
ofl'uuiding, to compel tho banks of this Stnto to
comply with thoir engagements, and tn enable tho
bill holders to collect spoclo without deluy.
Mr. Duungnti introduced n resolution instructing
tho senators ofGcorgia in Congrcs*. and requeuing
the represontativos, to oppose the Charter ofa Na-
tlotwil Bank.
' The following standing committees were announ
ced by tho President of the Senate.
On Privileges and Elections.—Messrs. William
son, Gordon, Floyd, Echols and Dawson.
On Enrollment.-*Messrs. Cuno, Waters, Wald-
haetir, Morris and .Tarn**.
On Petitions.—Messrs. Guess, Chastain. Smith
of Bryan, Strickland of Ware, nnd Connor.
On Engrossing Journals.—Messrs. Vincent,
Godard, McConnell, Mays nnd Cameron.
Among tho bill* ini reduced in tho Senate, thorc
were three by Mr. Millet: oao "irs regard to taxes
and taxation; another in regard to the pQTrha*o of
tho Augusta Btiilgn by Tho City Counoil, transfer,
ring all tho privileges of tho former owners to tho,
present owners, &c. And nnother bill for tlio or
gnnizalion of a court for tho correction of errors.
"Tho bills in regard to a system of taxation, and to 1
tho organisation oft "court of errors, were ordered
to be printod.
VIRGINIA.
From the Norfolk Bencon of Tuesday, wo fedrn
.that Norfolk Borough gave Hariison n majority of
231—Norfolk County, TfO—Princess Anne, 1&2. !
tocdtl
Voi.. II—No. 36.
SAVANNAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMHER 14, 1840.
Wliolo No. 88.
pig copper. Tlio timo occupied in procuring (Vom
the ore the above amount of copper, was only nino
hours. Neither Mr. Alford nor Mi. Thomas hail
nny experience in the basiuass of smelting, and the
result is justly d,-email a matter of great conse
quence to that territory, which abounds in rich cop
per ore.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1840.
VIRGINIA.
Tho Old Dominion in 1836, gavo Mr. Van Bu
rk*, n majority of 7121.
For the gratification of renders, wennnox n com.
parison of tho (cturni, so far received with thosoof
1830.
The reported majorities in Bedford, Campbell
and Richmond counties, n» published yesterday,-if
correct, exhibit a gain in those counties Ibr the
' migs.
1840.
V. B.
H.
V. B.
Richmond City,
176
581
138
Hnnrico co. (s» fur)
390
415
24C
Chostcrficld-cov
GI7
3 3
253
Petersburg,
262
245
123
Noi folk Borough,
298
529
98
Norfolk County,
479
559
183
Princess Anno
269
401
56
KT* Signora America Vespucci, who hns made
so much conversation in lids country, n* tho lineal
and only surviving descendant of tiro man who stole
from Columbus, the honor of giving n tinme to this
continent, is in Europe. Sho figured in Glasgow,
during tho session of tho Dritisli Association, nnd
accompanied that body in several of its public
Promenades?
PCOCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
Thursday, Nov. 5th, 1840.
C-uncil mot—Present, I ho Mnyor, Aldermen
Shaffer, Butler, Wagner, Boston, McAllister,Good
win, Lewis. ,
Tho minutes of tlio List mooting were read nnd
■iifirmed.
Tho Dock Committee reported mi H. F.Kiliink’s
petition, to extend a mil-way 20 foci beyond tho
wharf head, that they hud examined the sumo, nnd
that it would ho bolow the bottom of tho river and
Would bo of no injury to llto river or adjoining pro-
Tho following resolution was offered ns a s-ubsti-'
into by Aid. McAllister:
Resolved, That the nbr.vo report bo referred to
tho Recorder ami Mayor for their opinion as to the
right of tho corporation to gram tlio prayer of tho
petitioner, nnd that tho said report bo alto referred
to the Commissioners of I’ilotugo fur their vions as
to tlio i-IT.-ct upon the river nnd adjoining wharves,
which would result from grunting tho prayer of sitid-
petition.
Tito Committee on Finance, on tho petition of
Jno. Dai'y, reports that previous to tho erection
of tho booth (fur which liu was fined) ho was re-'
mnnstruted with and was apprised that it was a vio
lation of tho Ordinance and it would bo officially
ticed, but lie did not regard the conscquonccs; ho
wns fined $30 by the Mnyor, to bo reduced to $10
.provided he took out a liccnxn in n given limu; ho
did not comply with tlm sentence, und now prays
relief, "hm-nuso his circumstances nro not good;’»
bis plcu is insufficient, nnd your Committee reentn.
mend that the uction of tho Mayor bo confirmed
i JOHN LEWIS, 1 r
R. M. GOODWIN, ] ComWcS
The report'wn* adopted.
On motion o( Alderman Goodwin, tho Marshal
wns directed to advortlio for eleven negroes, to be
hired by the City and employed from tho 1st of
iJbilunry for twelve months, in tlio Scavenger's De-
put intent. Further resolved that thu Marshal
purchaso a mule to bo used ia tho Scavenger's De*
rpartment, and thut ho sell tlm old muin (now used)*
at public out-cry, and pay Tho proceeds of ihe sale
into the Treasury.
On motion of Aldcimnn McAllister,
Tho "Marshal was directed to employ fc Keeper
of tho Post House, nt $25 per month, a untU 'further
oidercd by tiiis Board,
The communication of C. McArdoll, that his
premises where his piloting Press and apparatus
worb loentrd, bad been fired on the night of tin* 2*1
November, kistnnt, wns read, nnd on motion of Al
dormnn McAIKstar, thu same was referred to tho
Mnyor to investigate, nnd if ho shall como to the
cdtichision that it vvn* not occidental, iw is author
ized to offer u reward of $200 for tlio detect'on
with evidence m secure tlio conviction of the perpe
trators of the act.
Tho Inspector of Dry Culture made his report
Tvhiehwn* read, an.i ordered to bo published.
Tlio application of tlio Board of Health to tlin
Mnyor nnd Aldermen, thru they would memorial
ize the Legislature for tlio purpose of incorporating
tho Board, was read and rofcrtcJ to tho Finnnco
Committee.
Tiie application of Messrs Lamar, Wiilink and
oiiinrs, in relation to tho lino of wharf heads, was
referred to a committee.
Antountof accounts passed $487.
Concii' adjourned.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT SEA. \
The schooner Emma, Cspi.'Cole,from New York
n’t tlih port, experltncrA elf Haterns* on llie 4th
inrt, n severe hurricane from N. ft. shipped a sea,
which struck lifer rtft her stern, and washed over-
hoard livo passengnrs, one Cabin and four steerage.
Tho unfortunate individuils ore't—B. P«*rn>, nalhro
of Franco, Cabin ; Julm Murphy, John Corbitt,
Marlin Goimnn, John Quigly, steerage. The ves
sel suffered considerably In sails, rigging and spurs.
( From our Cor respondent.)
MILLEDGEVILLE, Saturday. Nuv.7lh.
My dear Sir— After tho reading of tho Journals
this morning, the Legislature resumed the unfinish
ed business of yestorday, to wit: tho elections fo r)
Solicitors Genoral, &c.
Southern Circuit,
1st Ballot. 2d. 3d.
Democratic majority, soys tho Globe of Wednesday
evening, is 1,480.
In 1836 when Mr. Van Burrs'* majority was
7,121—there wsto 110 Count iesand Cities in which
pulls were opened. The vote this year has cuntkL
erably increased.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. j
Tlio New Yntk Evening Post e'f last Wednesday!
(received by'Ate Western Mall) furnishes return*,
from Ifil tow tit. DeWitxJh/tlc majority, 8810.—
Democratic net gain,'211*1.
MAINE.
Letters have btfnn -received in this city, this morn
ing, stating that Maine will'certalnly give Imr doc
toral vote for Ms. Van Bitten. From York county
tho returns nro in tho highest dogreu favorable; nnd
there is no doubt now ns to tho result. Tho Demo*
crude Majority, it is said, will he about Ono Thou
sand.—fere Post.
LOUISIANA.
On the 2d inst. 144‘4 votes were polled jn Now
Oilcnns. Thu Dec thinks tho entire vole will ox-
Seward
50 35 withdrawn.
Hnnsell
100 121 126
Gilison
91 100 133
Blanks
17 4 4
Uu ierwond
8 1
So John Gibson was otooted.
Ocmulgee Circuit.
1st ballot. 2d.
Reno
we i5i
Alhurst
41 withdrawn*
Sanford
113 102
So Augustus-Rees was elected.
'Western Circuit.
1st ballot.
2d.
3d.
-4th. 5th.
Hull
37
94
129
129 138
Overly
30
27
’Withdrawn.
Underwood
20
37
Tvithdi-nwn
Unygooil
22
15
withdrawn.
People*
44
82
118
122 121
Cobb
121
withdrawn
Greenwood
i
Blanks
30
14
10 5
So William II. Hull wnn elected.
Flint Circuit.
1st ballot.
171
VIRGINIA.
Tho Richmond Enquirer of 29th uU. say*, “The
Federalists are determined to carry tho Old Domin
ion—because, they know well, that without Iter,
their Dynasty nover can bo secure. She would be
come the siondanl hearer, nnd again put them down'
—Hence, they are attempting to bind her to llnrri-
son’s car. Hence, thoir Federal Orators havo been
poured upon her—Hence, Daniel Webster bus been
brought to Richmond—Hence, John Sergeant (the
Vice Presidential candidate of Clay, nnd tlio chnm-
plon of the Missouri Rostrirtionists) lias been bfough
tu Yotklown, and fonsted nl Norfolk—Hence, Les
lie Combs lias boon addressing the gentlemen und
then the Indies of tho log cabin nt Richmond, nail
is making a tour in Lower Virginia, nnd been uflici
oily cried up as '‘tho Patriot nnd tho Orator."
though lie is denounced by Old Hickory a* a domes
tic spy, scouted by tlio Democracy of tlio West; and
a Whig oftusto turning us said ofltim.after ho “ had
slid" his Speech, that tho General had better go to
College, than preach politics to Virginia.
Bat they will nil fail—foreign orators, home ora
*of tho Union.
The same paper soys—
Ckeeringfrom Old Virginia!—All our Corres
pondence; nil our information, is most encouraging.
•A Correspondent from Mecklenburg assures us of
W majority of from 250 to 300 in that County—in
Halifax from 4 to 500—thus giving a clear majority
go Van Burcn, of from 7 to 880. Wo understand,
sire shill enrry from 5 to 600 in the Surry Dis-
fgjfe Our friends in Frinco George ore moitactivo
among them, may wo not rocognizo one of hei
ms*» honest and aide citizens, whoso feelings were
inclined to tho sido of tlm Opposition, but who,
consistently with Ithnselftuid hi* on n previous course
«t another important npnch, hns sought information
from Gen. Harrison, to disripntc his doubts, hut has
soofhtU In Vain!—Wo Itnvu also received tho Pro
ceediug* of tho Convention which nssombled at Ab
\ngdon on the 15th, composed of Del-gates from
Iho counties of Loo, Scott, Russell, Tazewell,
Snjyth, \Vythe, Grayson and Washington. Their
dress breathes tho finest, spirit and a committee con.
tilling of Delegates from each county to estimate
the probable aggregate majority in thsir Congress
ional District lor Martin Vun Huron at tint approach
ingelection, reported thu probable majority at I,-
625. In a word, avery sign looks bright in the Old
Dominion, And the drivelling Editor nf the I'm-
tersburg Intelligencer, who, with a view of mislead
Ing bis brethren elsewhere and keeping up thoir
•plrlls, has iU audacity in assert that we •• bsve not
|Im sllghuit Itojio lira! (our) patty cau carry Vis
Gate on Lake Huron.—A heavy gain occitredon
the 23d tilt, nnd did considerable dnmiisc to vessel*.
Tito stentnbuai Missouri, which left Buflaloe on
thu 20ili Inst, with 150 ions of merchandise ami 150
pnssengr'rs, mortlin galo in Snginntv Buy, during
the early part of wliirb tho ennuections of thu boil
ors gnvo way. nnd lot off the Wholu uf thu ileum.
Tho Bunt, of 1 corn so, been me unmanageable, nnd
was drifted mure than 75 miles by tlio lianlo*l blow
•ver known upon tlio lake Ton tuns of goods were
thrown ovdrbonrd to lighten tho vessel during the
g'tle. This relieved the bont considerably, und by
continued exertions Cupt. W succeeded in gelling
tho vessel under command again, nnd finally return
ing to Detroit in safely, to tlio infinite delight and
thankfulness of nil on board.—Phil. Ledger.
Whales in the Culph of Mexico.—A Milrtln-
iqiio letter slntes thut, on tlm28th Juno, 58 cachalot
wlmle* worn driven on shore during a si iff gain near
tlm Basso Points. Tho iuhiildianis hnstened to
mnkc a* much oil ns i hey could from their carcases,
before llto beat of the climntc rendered them pu'rid
Tho appearance of w hales in theso regions is not of
uitjal occurrence.
Kcgocialion of a Loan.—The St. Lotii* paper*
stnto that John Smith, Esq , President uf the Bunk
of Missouri, Imd returned from tlm oust, where, he
hud boon to make urraiigemenls to procure money
by n hypothecation or side of the Smto Bonds, suf
ficient to meet the debt of the Bank to the U.S.Go-
tur. and njl-nud V.r s inia will <11111» llwl'l» s .liin Tho ro-nlt of 111. cpodiiinn a|.|0Mn ...
* have been the ncgoitutlon ol n loan of Imll n million,
upon it hyputimeution of tlm bonds ut fifty poi- cunt,
on tln-ir fnco vultic, and upon a very high rate of in
tcrost.
Ftom Fayal.—Captain Brmvn, of tho Brig liar
longer, nnivedut Boston on Thursday, informs the
owners of vessels which have lunrled oil at Fuynl
the past summor. thut when he sailed, n vessel was
hourly expected from England to tnko tlm remain
dor of it to tlm United Sistcs. In thu llurbinger
cumo passengers, Cupt. Hitchcock and crew of
ship St Jehu,of New York, condemned nnd sold;
I). E. Smith Books, C. W. Dabney, Jr. nnd Fran
cisco Viera, and thirty ninn distressed American
seamen, put on board by tlm U. S. Consul.
The Catholic School (lueslion.—A discussion
is now going on in New York before too Board of
Aldnrmen.un tlm pt-titioti of the Catholics for n por
tion of tlm public school fund, which limy claim for
tho support of thoir own separate schools. Tho
Rev. Dr. Bond, Rav. Dr. Bangs, und Dr. ltecse, of
the Methodist Episcopal Clmrcht Rev. Dr. Spring,
of tlio Presbyteriutil and Iluv. Dr. Knox, of th«
Dutch Reformed Church; nnd Hiram Keichum,Esq.
of council lor tho Public School Soriely. alt tako
part in ilia discussion.—Philadelphia Ledger.
American Copper.—A Inin number of tho Wis
consin Enquirer sny* (hat Messrs. W. Alford and
P, W. Thonta*, of N«w Haltimne, in that territory,
Imvn met with complete surcuss in their experi
ment* on smelting copper ore. They conslfuclod a
verv simplo furnaim which cost only ten duilms, in
which th«y -melted on tho 20th of SepD-mlmr last,
2500 imunds of ore, from which limy obtwined 700
|M»uf>(l* of good pig copper, pronounced by cniitpa*
tom judges, to bo sujmrlor to tlm South American
24
5
8
Gorman
Strong
McGee
Hawclo
Blank
So Z. E. Hnrman wns elected.
Brigadier Central, 2d Brigade, 18M Division
Gforgla Militia.
1st hnllut.
David Bush, of Talbot JC0
Blank 59
Both HotAcs then ndj.iurnnd until teh o'clock,
Monday morning.
In my last ytrti were ndvlscd that Wm. W. Ezzard
was elected Judgn of dm Cowctn Circuit; James
Gonlon Attorney General of tlm Middle Circuit,and
Wm. P, White Solicitor General of - tlio Eastern
Circuit.
■ 5 Another Correspondent informs us thnt Alexander
Pope was electod Solicitor General of tlm Northern
Circuit.
-V-
cced 4086.
Ship Prentice, from Boston.' arrived yesterday l»t
’ridsport..picked up ut sea Cn’pt. Brookfield,two
men and two passengers, in'tho longboat ofschnon-
er Delaware, which Wretk wo published yesterdny
morning —N. O. Bcr, 3d inst.
yf LAW SCHOOL.
^ Wo invite attention to the following:—
W. H. Bulloch, Esq.—
Sir— By reference to the Athens paptrs, It wilj
be perceived Unit Edward Harden, Esq., of Clnrko
County in this State, contemplates tho opening of a
Law School in the Town of Athens. This gentle-
tlcmnn has Ik-on long fuvotably known to this com
munity. For several years ho roprcMt-nted will)
ability lids county, in tiie Senate of our Stnto, attd
fur some timo hat been devoting his energies tn the
study nnd proctica of the Law,,in tho intcrinn.four
State. Coiivcrsnnt a*is the writer vvflli tlio intelli
gence, industry, nnd attainments of-- Gen. Harden,
ho would call tho attention of the puldic to the mi-
Yortlaim-m of thut gentleman. Tho location of tlio
contcmplnlcd Law School at Athens is judicious.'
The lienlthof that place, llto literary ntinos, hero
imparted to it by tlm University, the ettsy access to
tho Library of the College, which exists abovo nil.
tho legal attainments of the'gentleman who propo*
scs tho establishment or the Law School, ail con"
spire to commend the project to tho favorable con
sideration of tlm public. How much bettor that
our young men should ottend lectures fh their own
Slate, instoad of going North for that purpose! Why
run to Massachusetts, or Connecticut, when In our
own Georgia tlm fountains of knowlcdgo are to be
found! It is to bo Imped that the itifutuntlon which
exists upon this subject will econo and that our do
mestic institutions will moot with proper encourage
ment. LEfc. >
qf^Ce
ringe way is to Im also spiral, and iwn'liundred feet
In dinmeter. The grniiients of tlm roail will l*o
alwut ‘ ' “ ‘ *
no means
sumo of our streets.
one in twentvfive. forming an inclination by
'nns inrnnvi-nirmly steep, indeed less so lhaii
WKUNKSUAV, KOVUMUKH II. 10*0.
I met
V met
• THE NEWS Ob' THE DAY.
The foreign Intelligence is of so much more
rest than usual, that w« spread It at IrWgiH be Core
our readers.
“ O'Connell ban signed tho tce-totnl pledge in Ire
land. The list «*f Father Matthew's converts now
contains ubotit three million names! Lord Lnns-
dnwne, the president of tho council, on u recent visit
in Ireland, sent Father Matthew a £100 noto as a
token of his interest in tho Worthy priest's tempe-
mneo operations."
Ptinco Louis Napoleon had arrived at Ham, tlio
place of his confinement. He will probably be libe
rated after a year or two,if France remain* tranquil 1
—and perhaps if shu doe* not also.
As to ourselves on lids sido of tlm Atlnntic, tho
great topic is the result of the elections. All desire
to know whether tho Democracy of this country
have been floored by tho fumes of hard cider, and
whntlicr tlio Log Cabin candidule will, in March,
enter Oolb’s great Scarecrow—tlio President's
mansion.
If the-people of this country will it, wolnust sub
mit fur four years to tlm ndfhiidttratiun of one,
whoso principles, when defined, we expect to bv
hostile to those wo cling to iis tho pillars (to use
tlio expression) which sustain the Republican edi
fice, on which is inscribtd llto Constitution of our
country.
We desho not to seo those pillars attempted to
bo refurmed by modern politicians, or tiie shining
elmrnclor* of our constitutional chat tel dofucod by 1
efforts to promote tho general welfare.
Bui enough. - How are tho elections ?
Let us glance ht New England. There is
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
t>iko tlm In-ecta Which now sweeps her granite
hills, she niflms fmlh to tho rescue of Van Dukkx
nnd democratic principles
In 38 town* his majority lx 2318—hi* gain 1069.
Sl'Vkn hearty cheer* for tint bright spot upon the
sun of New England. Wo with sho had inoie votes,
with nil our heart. But seven is a magical number.
MAINE
Quivers in the wind. We mnyget hei ot-Vmhtny
not. It is a Fairfield however lor the Democrats,
nnd they serro to meet their opponents manfully.
Returns from 18 towns in York county, show n
small V. D. gain. Also, 5 towns in Lincoln a V. B
gain of 40. Fftecn towns in Cumberland show n
Whig gain of 219, of which 101 is In the town of
Portland. The return* are yet Very imperfect.
CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND
Built gone for the Whigs without redemption.—
The first, say their papers, by a majority of 6385 1
five town* only excepted, ond tlm last by a majority
of near 2000, two towns cxcrpicdt
Neither worse limn Georgia!
NEW YOllK.
Wo will hear lo-dny frem the city of tho Empire
State. There was some collision on Tuesday night
betwoon two clubs of tho respective parties, wbiclu
wo hope, will nut extend to the polls.
This great Stale will put tho hroud seal of the
people upon *tho hopes of tho two contending‘can
didates.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Wo claim her by 5 to 880 majority—nt nny rnto
until wo have to.yield her to Thaddeus Slcvcnj and
bis ullics.
Wo don't sty that »he Whigs nro not ilmtiting for
her. Thcy'ro cracking their lungs, but wo put no
fuitli in their figures:
Tlm NY. Journal of Commerce, (Whig) give*
oil thacouniios, official ond unoffciul, and yields
Van Uuren 177 majority.. Tlm National CaMlle,
(Whig) Extra of Wednesday afternoon, gives Har
rison a majority of 800 hat adds “ thoro is still
great doubt as to iba result.'’
MARYLAND AND OHIO
llava gotta fur Harrison.
Virginia.
In fuiiysl* counties and titles heard from, tint
The Teeth.—Attention to tho cleansing
teetli cannot he inculcated nt too early an ago.—
Tho neglect of brushing and wash.ng tho teeth Is
invuriably attended with both diseaxo nnd decay,
which by timely and daily ablutions might have
been avoided altogether, Those who have grown
up in the omission uf this salubrious habit shnulil
lose not an fhxianlln availing themselves of a prac
tice so easemiulto general health and cleanliness.
Tito extremes of ht-ul nnd cold nro injurious to tlm
toelh—tlioreforo, tho water with which tlm teeth
are cleansed should Im what is termed luku-wartn.
They should bo well but gently brushc-d, both night
nnd mornih'g'; the brush should bo neither extreme
ly hord nor extremely soft, but should pn*ff-M n mo-
ilium quality. Should tho gums flood •tightly
during Iftu Ytpdratiun, it will pYodbce n salutary ef
fect. Tho most effectual, nnd indeed the only,
means of keeping the teeth nnfl gums in n firm nnd
healthy stale, is by using tho brush dully. Those
who possess good leci It should he careful to pre
set vo them. When they (fro in good order, eutl
free from tartar, tlio uro of a soft bt tirii once n day,
with a little dentifrice occasionally, will be quite
sufficient to keep them so; nnd with this the owner
should rest satisfied. With respect tn tooth powder,
which has afforded to qunckery and imposture u
spacious field for their operations, whereon tho
credulity of mankind hns enabled them for years to.
reap n golden harvest, it Is obvl.it* tn all who give
themselves tho trouble to think, iIihi the simpler tho
ingredients of it* composition the more bcm-liciul it
is likely to prove. 1 know of none butter or more
wliulesomc, cilhrr for cleansing tlm teeth or for
strengthening tlio gums, titan,cuttle fish, prepared
chalk, end orris root, cumiuglcd together in equal
quantities, which any one may procure separately
from nny roxpuctubls chemist, nnd mix himself.—
Hunter.
SUV* are grievei*! to learn that'tlm Chldt/l'lts■.
senger washed ovrrliMml from tile schooner Emma!
arrived at this port front New Ynrk.tvn* Mens. Pe
rot, Who wns engaged as Profi’nUr tlf the French
language in Chntlium Academy.
lio wns highly rerommended «s n Teacher to the
Principal of the Academy, nnd his untimely fate
must awaken u sympathy for the unfurltitinio gen
llemnti, 'Who, while seeking the land of strangers,
was destined to a watery grave.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Wo received no letter from Milledgevillo yestcr.
duy. Wo, this morning, publish a Bill und Resolu
tions Introduced Into the Hennte,
In’llto Constitutionalist of Mofiduy.'tvo TnlQ the
following*:
* MILLEDGEVILLE, Nov.O.
Two hill* WtJre introduced in tho Sclihte, this
morning: one torcgidute tlio hanking iniiiiiiiions in
tiiis Stnto, tn romped'them tn resume specie pay
ment*, nnd to ronfiirm to the laws of tho State under
rertnin |tennltie*. This hilt wns ini induced by Mr.
Morris, of Franklin Tho otlierbill wn* introduced
by Mr. Williams, of Baldwin, nnd bus for its object
to prevent frauds nnd illegal voting nt all elections.
MILLEDGEVILLE, Nov 7.1040.
Mr Dunngnn introduced ubill in the Semite tld*
morning umendiog tlie'het passed nt tlio hist session,
requiring the hanks, in their sefrii nununl returns,
to snocify tho indebtedness ■ f tho directors of the
bnitKing iustiititioiii of tho state. By this hill, tho
bnnks fulling to comply with tho provisions of tho
hill of Imt session, nro to forfeit and pay to tho state
tho sbm of fifty thousand doildrs. This penalty to
bn recnvprod by action of debt against tlm said hank’
inginstiiilhms in oilliet tint superior or inferior
courts of'tho state.
Mr. Dunngnn reported n hill yostetdny'lo enlarge
tho duties oftlta Western and Atlantic llali Iti.nd
cantmissioners Ity authorising them to p Jtrhnse hinds
for, depots and trading towns, end to apply the pro
cord* of tint town (•tsro defl-aying tlio expense of
tlio Road, nnd lopt-rtnii iho Hiwasioo Hull Ruud
Compnny, to extend their rout! to oUrtet-tninus in tho
direction of Rod Clay.
THE elections. ,
From tho Bultjmore American of Snturdny last,
brought by a pus*enger in tho Southerner, from
Charleston, jrestjtrdny iqorning, and which antici
pates lids forenoon’s mail from tho North, wo ex
tract tlio subjoined cheering Intelligence from New
York, as r.nmmiinieutid by llto Jolt mat of Com.
meree of Friday.
It will be seon.lhnt tlio Democrat* havo gained
jn the populnr vote, besides six tncmbtfr* iif Con
gress, while tho Whig* hove gained tlircu members
which Mue* a not guin, to far, OflhMo 'Democrat,
dc meiftlx'r#.
Tho Now York Weekly Herald dTSaturdny (pult-
Ihitftd, wo presume, on Friday) claims New York
for Hakuison, and asserts thut Governor Sowhrd
hns lost his election. Wo do not however discover
sufficient data in its Columns to arrlva nt any con
clusion on tlio subject.
/From the N. Y. Journal oj Commerce, oftlk tnst.J
NEW YORK ELECTION.
It U hxceriiiincd that tho whulo Van Utircn flekot
for Congress in lids city is elected.
Tlio following is n proxininiostntemontof thehta-
jnritles In counties named, compared with 1838. It
will he undetitoiHl that wto doliot profess to stnto
the cxuct vote.
Nov. 1840.
W. V. B.
1300
and reported, from all the count lea extwpt Jefferson,
McKean, Potter nnd Warten. They show • ma
jority for Harrison ofUIO.
Hm foul countle. 'h nVet ifrem tfive a Van
Huron majmliyof 58* wiHHe Aectltftt on tlm 13.1.
Goldies. i t
Tlm Reporter says—
Wo kept hack itnr ptffle'rfti tlm Impo of being able
t" give'tlm cei'thin roRilt or the rltfcfldfilntliit State.
It is impossilde, however, lii'arrive'at n greater
certainty than Will Im found in tlm column of mums
which We have inmle out nnd insoitod. The official
rolitiiis alone ran mlw determine who takes tlio
Stnto nnd lh- whni'ftinjority t nnd whenever wo cun
"btaln them, tlmy nIiuII ho sent to our friends with
out dfelny.
A Harrisburg Correspondent of the American,
(under date NiW. 6.1 o’clock P. M . Write*:—The
Vail Huron men had entirely given up tho State,
nnd yesterday ono and all admitted that it had gone
for Harrison—but a letter to tlio Post Manor hero
from Armstrong, which soys thut Clarion County
may im put down at 1000 furVan Hufen.'tihs mired
thoir ufltlw. anil'iltny V
considered victory, yesterday -and -tho ‘day before*
ns pa-'t hll ditubr; blit IfnmTepmVre.pccilng Clari
on should prove correct, it u still doubtful, and it
will ba difficult to soy who litis lllo'SRtto until iho
official n'tnrns are till’its. It may yet prove,nnemo :
hollnvc, llint'pnrts of both electoral tickets are elect
ed,wml Pennsylvania may present llto novel .specta
cle of casting elecltiral votes (br both thecOndidatos.
The Washington Globe of Thursday evening,
gives Van Duron a majority of 298 in llto State.
Thol'ennsylvTinian^Dum.jbfihdSth, ghrea him'
1083, liutdo tu bo redhood by nfliblal returns, but
expresses tho belief that Ponnsylvania is safk roll
Van Bun bn.
Tho I'hiludelphia Inquirer of llio 7lh, l (Batilrd4y)
makes a culciflatiun giving Hntiiruit 1'onnsyRania
by n mitjority of 65.
NEW JERSEY.
The Wldgs ctulm a majority InTlVo'Etato if 2!}0&
votes for lluirlsun.
ilcknn
hh» ficke'i sa much tliKt Uouck has a majority In tb*
oouaijr. ■ ..>ti.fm»ai 1 !»#‘tr.W
8tm h °. k,Ct> ^ 000||Mn *" "paver
A Irtlsr received 'In Albany from Mr. Perlr, o
Monroe, shy* that tlm ewfntles Wil
Bridge will give In fnrrensCd w hl* veto of2,0«) 1
irturtn r irntlemnn said nearly 3,060 u :■> »■,« j
ilingovermn's ticket.
Id Alleghany county the Whig Vote hns ttlleWoff.
Nothing has'been hcar-l from Oswego. '
ft is •aid that Fishkill has given 223 lOdOfnco ma
'jntby.an.l. thua dotted Darie* |n Coogrtts from
that district.. If so. It is.ft whig hiss. ‘ *
Tlio Whigs in Albany say that Howard tin* gaimil
enough In Unetda nnd Mudison Contlcs to makeup
for nil hi* Isssrsi olsewimre. • /*pW. .<*.•■
Six town in Scnhyrio gavo Bouck 007 majority.
The Cliffs of Mohcr Co. 'Clare, (Ireland.)—
Nowhere cun ntiin feel so little, nnd recognize tlm
Almighty in his work so grunt us upon tho Cliff* ot
Molmr! Take your stan'l any Wlion; butweon"Hugs
Houd," tho barrier holdnd which Liscanimr Buj
reposes and llto last of tho cliff*, ore it sinks into
thu limestone rocks of Doolrn (tlm sunt ol Major
Mncnamrn, M. P.) and you am in prescnco of the
wliolo Atlantic. There is notn foot ol cnith upon
which a bird might rest its weary wing, butwccn
tho grtfumi you occupy and Anterirn. And upon
whnl aro you stunding! On u cliff, rising from the -
deep soma fourteen hundred feet in perpendicular
Imighi; nnd if you chiinDo well (a* now u days you
can scarcely fail to do,) if von tako thut cliff crown
cd by O’Brien tower, and look fr-m tlio galleries
constructed neur it, nil the rest of the gigantic bio
thrrhond tlm guurdinn* of (ho land ngninst tlio O ’
coon Powers, aro in your field of view each, too, as
suming for its functions some vast nail fantastic simp*
to mortal vision. One u‘castle, proudly rearing it*
form in soKufry grandeur from thu depth of ocean,
with towers, and bntilcm'-ui*, nuil outwo.ks, nil
complete; another n mined momuleiy; stretching
out from beneath the luow of tin- supervising cliff
fifr to sen upon n tongue of laud, with ii* laige main
tower I rolion oil'and rent with lightning, nnd its
long nnd lofty pointed roof yet petlect, snva fot
some few chasms, nnd every whom clothed with
ntos* nnd wild breepors, und tho rank waving grass
that springs fr-'tn Weather heuten nnd mouldered
mhxoniy under iho eyo ofuges. Wlml a retreat,
indeed, were lids for world weary man, where
nought wns to ho w-enoxcept tho heaven and iho
witters, nmi God in both.—Morgan Haller, in Fra
xer's Magazine for September.
A Resuscitation.—Prbfessor Ain.lt, after being
shut up in a lot tress for twenty ono years, his atrug
gles, his suffering* and his namo alnin.t forgotten,
hns, we fenrn by the Gorman pnpcrv received hut,
been restored to liberty. Young men will nsk, wo
hfc afraid, in Germnny ns they u*k in England, who
is Arndt! Fourorftvo and twenty vent* neo, a
professor of hi* namo wns tho lert-ur of the German
government. IJuwns hnprisuned, not for his mis
«Ked-, hut his jiop.dnrity. Thu students sung his
hymns to Ebony, reponrd his burning w<*id>, and
frightened king*. By tho patriutic. rxertiwn* of tho
Germbas, llto French were driven across Bin Rhine,
nan when they claimed their promised reward of n
liberal constitution, limy wmV nrt«w.-rrd with stripe*
dungeons nnd fellers, Arndt, we bolfove, wns ono
oftho*o w ho felt most deeply tlio faithlessness of
the King of Prussia) and most loudly and eloquent
ly expressed his indignation. For dial ho wasim
prisoned, and for ihni ho hns been kept in prisonfor
twenty one years. Tho presold king of f'miiiu
hns tlm merit of releasing him, of le.toring him to
hi* profi-ssorship, hud of com|>«>u*ulhig him fur
purl <)f the pecuniary ln«s ho lm» .nstalned liy hi*
Irpprisotims-nt. But tlo tyrant who confined him
could no morn restore Arndt llw year* of which ho
deprived him, than ho could restore the duud tolife,
Arndt hits Imen ruhln-d of his fume, past all human
power to give him redress. For twenty ono years
Im Im* born dead tu Europe, and ha comas forth
from Ids dungeon only for men to ask, who is Arndt.
—!Anion Sun.
TIm fitmnns Tliatim*Tunnel, a* is well known, h
n«w near rumplvtion, 'I Iw modu of i-gtes- u i.ri,«>
by it spiral slaltcare, for foot |hms«ii;»i«. 'I ho car-
mb
13011
'822
83
Westchester,
225
416
Itocklnnd,
1023
047,
Orange,
*73
184
Suffolk,
1149
1025
Qicen's,
143
60
Piitnum,
600
437
Cnyttgn. 200
213
Mudison, 190
300,
Onnndugb,
60
20
Oneida,
700
950
Herkimer,
1200
1119
Otsego,
1000
064
Montgomery,
650
455
Schdiiirie, "reft.
8U0
49
Snraiogn, GflO
282
Ilenisnlucr, 302
543
Albany, 385
508
Washington, 2000
1800
S-dlivnn,
204
103
Dutclmss.
195
524
Ulalur. 81(0
DOB
Coluinhin,
243
57
Greene^
231
18
4037 •
10256
5670
8817
4037
5076
0219
1161
Conaifes.
Now York)
Kings,
Richmond,
Nov. 1038.
W. V. u.
•JYom the Washington Globe, 5th ins',
VIRGIN!f
Vo
30
BJ3
Culpepper
Fuiiquier
Rtippiinhniinhck
Not folk county
Norfolk Borough
I’riiiceas Atm
Uorkingliam
Shenandoah
Claiko
Piimo Williuht
Pago
CundllTb
Oi lingo
Stafford.
Louisa
Mudison, In part
Mockleniiurg
(ireetio
Wnrron
Essex
Lnncustor
Nnrlhunberlnrttl
Wosimdrellittfl
Madison -
James City, in Mh
Williamsburg
Morgan > >
Dlnwiddlb
Cuoiticrlnml
Rlclimund vubiify
Hampihire
Hardy w ■ •
King William
King nnd Queen
Hnm/vor
Pelbrslittrg
I’owlinttah
Greenville
Nottoway
Amelin,
Cllesierfie/d,'
GoochRnd,
I’rlnco George)
lire «r Wight,
Sussex,
Surry,
Spottsylvnnin,
King George,
AlliefnarlO,
Fairfax,-
Uii-limiiml
Hot.Yiro,
Now Konr,
Charles city,
Nniisenmnd,
Eliznhetlt city,
Fluvanna,
Jeffersiltt,
F redorick,
Ohio,
UerkHy,
Loudon,
Augusta,
MIA.
Von Burcn.
1137
Tl&f.
16
227
485
08
Tn
too
;fn
234
200
•104
Hnrrisdti.
56
‘150
r<j
. 00
231
i
V. B. gr in from 1830, 5058. Tlm Wlltg mpjori-
tyin thu Suite wns then 10,421.
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
I«t District, Charles A. Floy-1, V.'ll.
2nd
Joseph Egbert, V. 11.
{ Julie Mr Keen, V. B. pni*.
Junto* J. Hosnr. lt. V. B. gain.
Fernando Wood, V. B. gain,
Chariot G Ferris, V. 11. gain.
3rd
gain.
4th 11 Aaron Word, V. B.
5th " Riclmrd D. Davis, V. B. gain.
Gilt “ James G. Clinton, V. II,
7th 41 llenj. It. Bcvior, V. II.. probably.
fl ( U.M’Clellan.V. ]).
0,h > Jacob Heutk.Jh.V. II.
9th “ Hiram 1*. Iliint, Whig, reelected.
10th ‘* 4 |)hii1i*I D. Barnaul. Whig, ic-t'lcdtcd.
I lilt 44 Aichibnld L. Lin, Wig, and
Nicholas B Doe. Whig, fur vacancy.
I2tli 44 Bernard Blair, Whig.
I frill * 4 John Sunfotd, V. 11. giitn.
18til 44 Andrew W. Doig, V. B.
(Till 44 Two Vnn Boron men.
Knli 44 A Van Boren man.
.. , 4 Victory Birdseye, Whig gain.
1,1 ) A. L. Foster, Whfgfctflri.
Iih 44 Christopher Moigan, Whig.
Noll V. 11. gain, 3 members.
From the Nf to York Express, Nov. 6.
ALBANY FOUR O’CLOCK—A. M.
Tho Loco Form gave u* u hnr-lor run than was
expected, I ill General Harrison hns tho State, if
thu West docs any thing like whnt it Imsdone.
Seward's majority uVor Mnrcy in 183d wns 10,421
Tlm Whigs have gained two meitthers <>f Con
gross in the Mndisou und 0;.u»dngn disliicts, and
lost ono in Duelicss.
Tho Electoral ticket it is believed will run ahead
of the Governor and Congrcs* ticket*. Mo«t of the
returns wn have, aro for tho Governor and Congress
Tho loss of Duchess and Onondaga makes tho As
'cmbly doubtful, notwithstanding the guin.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho Baltimore American. (Whig) of Snturday
claims tho Old Koystuflctiinre for llntrison.
Tlmt paper s-iy* t—’* Our latest neO&unt* from
Harrisburg,nroto yesterday morning, ol whiclriimo
tbc quo«tinn of dm result of tlio election was still
un/letonnim'd, although All tlmapp aruncas were in
favor of Hurrison. Tiro tahio in llw Hnt’rishurg
(V. B.) Reporter of yesterday gives a majority for
Harrison of 610, with only fuur cnttnlieklo bo hoArd
from, which at thu hue Congtaulonal election gsvo
a Van Boren majority of 502."
Tiro Harrisburg Rspoiter (V. II.) claims tho
Sum for Van Huron by 300 majority,
TbaTelegraph (liar.) claims it iur Harrison by
512 majority.
From lhe Baltimore Am, titan uf Saturday.
Ilro Harrisburg (V. B.i lU|ireter nfycsleiday
Friday) t^fraing, Ire* a lublowiili rctorus, ofliginl
472
'no
30
At
■to
n
28,2
224
415
477
237
■100
It)
1l3-«
lids
'.wi
le
", DO ,
'' Hjb
34
24
Cvngrees. * Bradleh. a ■ Settmrdi
■ 84/- . • of v -a sJET,. .
•So
'202
45
405
40
. ^
150
100
bo
101
T7
At
63(1
220
oSn
•73B
5213
Vito
Democrtitio mnjririi'y thus far, 1,800.
MAINE.
Thera nro rclurns front 181 towns, In wlddlr tho
Whig* cluim a guin of600, besides 100 TK\Vld rfGYtli-
arn purt of 1’omtbscnt county. If so, the Stnto bn
gone for llAttltMOK.
N. HAMPSHIRE.
Tlm Button Morning Post of Thursday gives re-
luma from 188 towns In New Hampshire, ,^ldcb
show u Vun Huron gain of 3203 over thu Statu elec
lion (if 1330— and tiro probability is that tho fllbte
will go fur Van Burenby ahum 6000 majority. 1
LOUISIANA.
3117 voles wens polled in New "Orleans on llto
first two duys, (2d ariti ‘Scljnat,)
From the Weekly Herald of‘Saturday.
7&y Special Expects PWhtteai)
NEW YORK STATE ELECTION.
[rilOX lil/H 0<VN ItKYoRTEIl.]
Our reporter loll Utlcu yesterday noon, nfler g«
thorlng io njrrimretiirnslm could from llto a((jnccnt
counties, and ul-o collected murAr On iho. way down,
Tho result is thnt tho sialo of New Yor k bus cast
her dcctitrul voto for Genrrel Harrison, although
thorn is't-vdry reason to l»o)ioVe‘that Governor Sow
nrd has lost Id* clcciidrr. From every town and court
ly heard from, ho runs Wilfrid his ticket. ,
It wusreported last night,‘la Albany, that Gover-
...jrSuwprd Imil given up thu state. Thurluw Weed
ami all tlio people in and round the Journal office,
were dull, and glodfhy,aml miserable Ml ilay yestcr
duy. All tlio people ut the Argus were in high
ipirits.
Tho following is Weed’s loader of last oVerting.
The Election.—The election retrtrm indlrate a
whig loss on the Hmi-on River ond in the Valley ol
tho Mohawk. Saratoga f* tbn only county ftom
Which wo ImVo heard llint gives bn increased wltjg
majority. We ore, safer, greatly disappointed in
tiie remit. Tho causes, hotVeVeY, are appafeot, but
wtthnVo no liat'oto speak of them to thy.—Albany
Evening Journal Extra.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The locofocns have gained nno m-mber of con
grass in tlio FmIuki and Montgomery district.
In tlm’Onondaga nnd Mnilison district, Forster
And Birdse)c,both whig*, oro bo'loved (6be nloctcd.
This is a whig gain of two inembors of congress.
Fossor run* bvhind Ids ticket’, us BrrJioj'o alone has
all tho aboliifon votes.
Ssrathgn is the only counter heard from ihatgires
ait Inchrtsed whig tnujarity > . , .
Governor BbwurdtunFconslaohtbly bvhiha al lltho
otheV ilckeUln every tokn and county that boshed
heard from.
In thn vidleynfthe Mohawk and tho Henosco,
and on tho lludriin River, the whig loss la consider
aide.
In tho fnwn of CanaKdatgua
iilonce of Frank
W. Taylor, out
hut 37 majUrliy, , .
Mr. Uurrll ,* a.n.««, llrliW Ik AlUl., Jmt U>
(>*• uur uwn rrtWl.r |m, ...I Ml* 'I'- 1 OnurloliM
,l».Ul'll(0 m.jutlT,. lb. lucofuco. Lvt Ivr.rl
ly U «wM pm (It. l4uu. ...
I>w< cmiiny I. .M to Inn t ,m tonhiUw
lut'oily. itn.ll m.j*rlry.
Wtiilr.l.wi. (On.'iduCi>.) ,t,vu C5
IIir.hntoiul (OntarioCo.) -» M 01
The abolitionists claim over 200 votes in Oalariu
ond'tii'urly 1000 votes in Ouvidn CountyV , , (
•From Ihe N. J'. Evening Pot/, 5th inst.
Tho dOtnncratic party' huve carried tlio city by a
mnjnrity n little loss, limn that which they obtained
nl'lhe autumnal oMction of 1838. Tlm ret ups from
tho ticighhilring cuuntios pro uf llto most gratifying
and en'noUrti^iiiB'dcdriptlun. They indienio n streiig
tvnctlun'tif I'uldln opimnti inTavorbf the adminUYrtv
tiun, nnd fUruWlrrettsonablo ground to suppose that
we havo cabled tho statu.
The oxpostnv of tho election mtuds.of J830. was
a most foituuoto.event for tlio city. Had it not'oc
curred to confound mid nlnren those who wont con
cerned In 'thnt criminal ttansactien, and wim were
no doubt ready tu'renetii Tr.rlio oily would have gjv
on as llto Whig cnlcuilolors estimated, a‘mnjoriiy pf
n thbutartll dr'Wof.odn'their fnvor. and Griri^eli and
his nssociati-s, nlrondy in thoir seats by h firn'nduieu
oloctiun, would, havo been agnin returned,to Con
gress. Wo have Wen saved from such n,consum
mation liy llto operation of llmtalaws which Piovl*
dcnco has interwoven with rhoci.iittitutioiibfliumATt
sodoiy for nrreiilng '(ho career of guilt. Tim im-
htunM'o'iuci-cnsb'of tlm number uf tcgislciou Votes iu
tlm cliy over tho number of j orsons who had'voted
in nny previous olcctfeu, led foil suspicion llmtsoato
knavery of thokfedSvaX iirtendrd.aud ihissiisnicioD
is'confirmed by tlm fact ll/ul nrnny names plkclod on
tlio register, huvn not been c.aimed by any roier at
tint'■phlls. Wo are just now infotmvd Aiis^ln the
FtBWritli Wnrd, where tlio wlfigs have n strong t^a-
jority. two hundred and fifty poisons are registered
who did not offer to vote.
Yol tho democratic strength \vn« not fully brought
out.. A grflit'(natty persons of tiro laboring clasa,
who bad removed tlnco tho rcgiinyirnd wore oblig.
cd'tinproeuro’f.om tho Commis-ioncrs curtrficatt^
of thoir new resjdonce, were not able to do se ,f<Y|-
wnmoftlmo, ni,d lo.*t thoir Vbtwe. A good mmy
others nppeured oprly lit thopnlls nnd not being nblo
to gv( in thoir votes Itoforo tho hour witk-li rnHcd
thorn to tllcfr itnily labor, went(}way, and when they
returned towards evening, found thnt‘they were too
late,11. The names of many'persons of this class who
were rightful voters wore also struck froifn Hhc re
gistry iu consequence uf being absent wfien tliplr
right to vote wa* challenged. The registry la^ hita
borno severely upon the poorer class and disfranchis
ed many of them. It was no doubt owing to )helr
confidence in this effedt ’that tho whig pnntg.^riH
claimed wltrn tho registry law was,passed that ifysy
4 wore now auro qf tltoir ‘toSCdrtdency In the - efty.^-
TheyJtavq forced thod tw. ufibn us vAifeslUj* hav«-
shins ttudluiodlrnct restrictions upon the fight of
•uffragu and yefwo nro loo strong for tbqm.
Tho entirn democrtitio ticket is beyond
electod. Mr/Grinnell hns uppealnd to‘ u
of his cunsiituentB .againvttho‘charge l
lion with'tlm rogbdx ttho'cariicd Ids election
nndlhat triliunal /juts decided .sgoinst^bju
friends lihvu rrtdesvored to procure votes"-. rrr .
by the Author fuiud of priming Unketssimilat to ours
in which lli* linmit'wns subultuiod for thnt of ono of
nfir candidate*, and dt-im-iiing them clandeslinblv
in tlio slands'from widen obr'votdrs woro supplied.
Somo.of flltfso votes no doubtfiiund their way Into
the Isalloi boxes nut enough to elect him.
Seward’s vote* fn this city falls for behind that of
the Harrison elector*, pndxibly About a tbottsOUd.
Tbfljmridrhy for air Vnn Buren. it willbo seen,
'Ojfc^ods whnt ts:wns in 1830, wh»-n It was but IOOfi-
Since tho precoding paragraphs were written,tho
lili-iusl inrelligrnro from tho country waich 1* hour
ly arriving, prompt* us to express a confidentojdn
ion tlmt Mr Van Burcn has carried.tbo State. Al
most every where the democratic majorities are lit
creased nnd tlm whig majorities reduced. In Suf
folk, whiiln-r Mr» .Webster wont to stir up ,the dam
ocrats,jho iiidicntiuns mo that wo shull linvc anlm
tnimsa nnd’finlouked for gain. Rockland luu neat-
ly doubled 1 it* nrovious majority. In Dulcthcss
county Tlm rcsiilertetJ of N. 1*. Tnflmndgo, It is told,
nnd tho report '• gtincrelly believed, that the demo
emtg havo a considerable majority,. and the anoa
talc lias boon boautn to tho earth in bU own tort
res*. n ,.-- r J*'*' .
A few days ilitCf, wo publisliod an estimate of tho ‘
votes of this stnto nfittfe by a corresponding commit
let) of thn whig pferiy this city, in whhd> thgjr
ciulm cighfrten thnusand mojntlty. Compurlngthet'
rst imnto with tho actual results already rcceiveut^y
fell slmrt of it hv thirty thousand votes. If the Some
proportion should prevail throughout the state, they
era Itraifrti T»y a majority bvyumi our most extrafa
gum hopes. __
l'(!87 ~-rr*,r
, _ (From iho N.Y. jive. Post, tth inst.) .,
DEMOCRACY TRlUMI’ll ANT IN THE EM-
, , •|‘IRE CITY.
Our elections closed.al sundovVn last evening,after
n t*vere, hut considering iho excitement that has
hoefi kept up for works past, a quiet .contest. Thf
aniicipntipps of riot'.pfljicl^mnny persons hud ex
pressed^ wore ill*qpp(Hnied. und with tlm exception
of an Occuilonsf brush bolwcon ono or tVo of the
younger'elm* of our population, tho strifeoeme to
no end WiBibut a mnnifcsiation of popular viulertoe,
As might havn been .‘expected, tbo Democrats aro
again victorious. Thoy have triumphed oyer the
dcsporpiu (uctiqn of thu whiga. Neither parades,
ho'r protfeskidns, nor bAnners, mir log cabins, nor srtng
singing, nor rtionry, mn- tlfieat* of violence, noi'what
Is of more irtiiiortancc, votes good anti bad together,
have been ublo to prevail over thu alUcbmeple of
our peuplu tn tho pure principles of the Democratic
policy, Subjoini’d Is tho result, as nearas it can bo
ascertained. onllio'Ol( 4 fctnh)l ticket: ,
ascortuined, onlbo’Ol( 4 fctnh)l tl
Waul*. Democrats,
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atsumutl (.if ,k>vijrtuu6 ’
of CanaiNlatgua Ontario Co., tbo ret
k Granger, Mark Sibley and Henry
t of478 votes polled, tho whlgs have
,„v .x-iHriK i! 01 '? ‘'"iSS? 3 ,
• titu <1 ^3062 ml MO* 1 I *
As ynsisii — stsi3 » : .u> oiIj ad lllvr
Democratic maj. 1413 -n .
That tlm outiro democratic ticket is eh-ctc I, wo
have no doubt. Mosel H. > Grinncll, wbrt threw
himself uppn tho symurtthies of his fsetirut. R» (us
tain himself against charges mndo against Ids .qbaf,
ncier as a Jefostoif., Tb|. Is a ray,’
bukn to' the traht&rtioniof J030- Ho oppealeJ to
bU fellow cUium ess jiity!ihey have passed updrt‘
his conduct; the vordlrt I* returnod; noil be la con
demned. It will teach ah important baton to him
and to liie whig fiionds, win. havo been so fprward,
in tho attempt, first to cheat tho people out or their
voles, and ihbn.io buntbug thorn out bf their symp*
ibles, llo will learn Irofal it that tbo Sppe *
honest man 1s not to patty vindictiveness t i
Urill learn that Il ls tat iMrsecotioo —
truth of a candldata forowie."
TbeLltifeRock(ArkanwOUroo#ofUJ* lSlbult.
atrtU-a John Howard 1’aynsi Eih. bad reached that
place mi bis route in visit the Wcstertt Indians* fisT
the purport of ortmnWiing >nviwtlgSikxfs t of their
hUtonriMhl IwMtii llo ireveU tWdardapartalfaaai
pert ft out Um Secretary of wee, and raonnt*a«d«lci
ri laRrrs ip aUiadhut A|wi«hn, fi«m llw»ladlM-
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