correct. If there he errors than I he have hitherto upon the lent any In il, they occur in plac- of Nashville, to the editor of the Baltimore Chronicle: I' .?General Scott5" Wings?.They gone is much in the the Federalists Iwn or don't the broad ground of cut Mr Van Buren But ihey Mr. Rives personally reepected ccnnty in? among three members who "'The will be V. B, Senate 10 to lf>, "Genpral Scott! Gallani fellow! Why jitilling is "lillle ' Legislature out, without some one irt . f Louisa, but he defunct. Hii Spar- will not how to the of the <>r liim !»»r President? is most cannot put him putting Whig politically passively' yoke Universal lli:iii-it* uti to 41!, hereabouts.Of the causts of thit> WliijTK nominate IJu jn united with the whole . and "there's the rub." For. cannot agree amnnir Band" «f Conservatives, Whig Whig parly ".A'nrhrille Union result. I liave n:it the Itme or the at mat. in the nation." they to He disposition present, pi pular th> incf v.'?, u h<>m tl;i-v shall of the l\ hii/s nd Hank forces, cannot elevate him any (From ilio Knoxvillu Arj;u», Aogwt 13.) to me it has been tun om! havHi tnct nor courage for it. Besides. thrv put in.Many office^ " to speak To sudden trviriifving. .They to Mr or Gen Harri¬ will be treated with decorum at Louisa Courr- Tennessee her Sisters setideth a id llieir last fur will preler Mr Van ifnrrn Clay, gieat " Republican greeting: I confess, to dwell upon with the calmness that becomes owe debt to Clay,and llns opportunity and will be fed Iroui a Tennessee informs her sister Stales that she is " 01 one named candidate of the Whig party nuse,ou the 7ih of September, HE every soldier in the hour of trial To our oppn- disc i it son, any (or which the DEEMED! Whig 'rging ' iuntiful board; bt»i the peo- REGENERATED!! DISENTHRALL the returns, so nnd ..A* ell-if hiin oft' with the no¬ .'COMMUXICATED. altert-houjjht, nenls, astonishing overwhelming, tl.py pay Harrisburg ¦» le-of Louisa are will not for his °82'a"* ED!! ! Irom the shackles of Federalism! The VIC¬ a in 1Cr'40. "OCT 1*'IC Editof of the Kiclimuntl Kmioirer, »ume fe ii«>* ninno, famed, operate have thus far struck them with nlmost mute astonish- mination, he'll find himself bankrupt is zeinent. A LOU1S1AN. TORY is decisive and The Federalists are ijecln.cil 11 -ming hu candidate for the (J. S. Senate. Ilu willing complete. ment .Senator Foster will forthw ilh.I "N.i doubl uf it. derUiun of ihu Democratic members of the nc\t .-\s- routed, foot and We do nol to resign speak in la abide the TO Tilt: ur horse, dragoons. like tri¬ I shall not be if W bite, npon it, many of Webster's friends New \\ ill he consider n I'.ii 01 honest to di-card Judge Mason, RDliUh TJ1K~£*QV1HER, over a fallen but the means and advisedly.and surprised Judge "R+-ly on neiuhly. KJy. umph foe, tricks resort¬ the same conviction of and England lerl very cool towards Clay, and will rut il lieiiiK knov.n thai the Jud^t'n jiupulaijiy uai the strongest iup Amiifrit, Aug. 17, ed the acting upon public duty itnhe i.ue coutful on Sunt!i iol.iie« 'The '-Loco Foco Press" Whigs If respect, follow* his example e're the Legislature great parly Intel t '-...MiijLi no claim on our are and ore a battle. But The pircediris paragraph. from ihe Petersburg .tine as the ..Whip," in out the blunders sympathy. They defeated; convenes '(lie Administration leaders are cast will fW'l hat fighting hopeless lerreting t must alreudy they 's not ihe which ha* l,een aimed at more to a tale anil ley bury their own dead and nurse their ohn about for their successors Scoit! hv Mars ! who would not to the hill under Iigenccr. only sq-nb, eir wily advertaius, hang upon; ing fight about the < >n . am Wounded. a New \nrk? us or a! Judge Mason, Senatorial lecti it- chief value of what 1 about to notice,consists in ALABAMA. such leader? Could hp carry aim been the '.The whole political history of the country cannot ex li i« that Mr. Hubbard is elected "Yes.-by whereas Clay would lose it by 10,- Some idle toast.- have directedagajnsl Judge, ie facility it nff»rds of marking "the wounded pigeons Jo.OOU; . '211. a nscer'nined, (Dem.) " which are of notice and to show what ^ehiisoinl, Friday, Aii?u«t hibii more brilliant triumph of principle over d<-ma in the ijd Dixiiiet.ai.d ) in lite Huntsville 000 at Spring Mill, utterly unworthy ,. their fluttering," by imperceptible than our late We had Chapman (D seems Mr Uiv> s too has been complii: ^nte.I at his expense. Be¬ men bo seduced from their r goguism victory. every thing to District, w ithoiil In- rt soli is, 3 members But (lit- K. Y Courier & Enquirer, though it Vans may propriety.from ELECTIONS contend There was a at ^position..'I lo cause Mason his vote at the Inst election in Van Uuren Democrats" of against. majority the last elec¬ of to the A din i n if i r a . .. 'ii. and 'J W bigs, j to prefer 4ri it. Scott, jet disclaimsnny attempt super¬ Judge gave yesleiday, t»"Clay Whigs can now wind up the Elections which have jusl tion of Congress Iriendly his own oa he thought it was his duty to do, lie f to "for to that Conservatism, per- We TWENTY THOUSAND for Cannon. . re in sede Mr Oh. "We did not for a moment believe count}', dav; complexion, which the all the nearly Bayby is elected Governor; and both brnit>iies y. (says in a contrast We first then Republican gain passes and every one knows how il is to its > hat movement could be has l een charged with indeiieaey, strong sled in, "must come at last" doubt, .,sll!:pirf«!.»nwhich we hail ever made disheartening attempt of the Legislature, the Republican* have decided i»ij»j-. Editor) any successfully in la«»u and Am niass-a re- upon Tennessee, to overcome so a '1 he whole made, havir in view the nomination of Gen. Scott as a with Mr. Kives. wlm made speeches .nsure, nnd finally sink into the polluted fj'cMlationo and we now large majority patronage i i it* f. lo the county ot Madison (when* Huntsville is) i; Mr H to ot inij1#na mid North Carolina. await the of the Slate Government was to bear for the the National Con¬ heist on the eve of the election. Yet is be roach to the cause we orce cherished, aud tiesptsed brought against the are elected : Messrs Smith, Whig caiidiih'le Presidency,by ' Erection in Rhode Island, which takes Col Polk and The Slaie following Delegates in December for refined delicacy," while Judge M. is to ,iat into which we have been his principles. presses of the Chinees, and Dr. Moore. vention wh cl» is to assembles! Harrisburg applauded cajoled. " B',t ii next.the Election in (Judge Siniili.) Vining u r want of it M , who, of all men. to the ftesol til ions of the Tuesday Congressional were mote than two to one t-pposed to os, and deluged As the Alexandria Gazette ''It is next Olhei s however, have entertained different views; be Censured .Judge in the preamble h'gs and Mississippi.and the Slate Election of their lately said, quite that the most strenu has mingled in the slightest degree, in the Senatorial <>nservatives of Albemarle, at their meeting of the 5ti» \lsrvland every county with misrepresentations. In East inanifrst that I tie Whigs have been considerably 'u»ed and we perceive with deep regret, in nomination for that "cut in November: His name was ist . A Coles in the the \t"v York Tennessee, a grey headed old man, whose services in in the West Some of the eff"rts lo conceal the ous exertion « are being made in every section of the Election ! placed (Col. 1. Chair.) following tlic Mole of Tuesday ) i:jv* is not without consultation with him; witluutauy will be found: foe name R M' John- (From former years had given him great influence, as his friends or, as is someuin-'s sai to a s'fff State, to an impression, tliil Mr Clay office, any irf't' "Though of ELECTION REI'UKNS. losses, I, 'keep upper lip,' proi'tce on Ins fie wr.s taken up. atid unani¬ 'it icas the Electoral Ticket, supposed, was brought into the arena, and, to his ever¬ under the are ludicrous ".The with ire at largp, and that il Gen Scott solicitation part withdrawn J'rum Virginia TENNESSEE. palpnble'deleats. enough popular ppople his friends, an un¬ * was never "«sd could nut lasting shame, rod.- ibis end of the Stale, circu¬ Baltimore Chronicle that the bp not nominal.>d IIip Whig National Convention, mously supported by political through he re, by the bye. it placed,^ uWe hive received returns from all the counties in the through j admits, Whigs''expected by this for I lie highest office in the gi to* die submitted to the he r tented {by Maehia- lating the vilest charges against Col Polk and the Ad better and it is in vain lu thai have Mr Van Duretr will certainly he re-elected! Now, precedented struggle People, finally an J published them below, which show that Col tilings, deny they and at war with He has since siudiously kept aloof from the lian arts and the vote thisgoo< gn:t>. ministration. Nor was this the only case of DICTA¬ been course is not onl<*" unjust to Mi Clay, Legislature. the ymtij majiugimeutJ this i. has bct'n elected Governor by 2,069 majority. The giievouslv disappointed." notwith¬ canva.-s \\ hether lie is to be run again for Senate, d and is now the second p TION. People from oilier Slates, as the Whigs the feelings and v »ishes of General Scott; but, Cummontrealth, ..Jicsnj have a majority in both branches of the though Tdi ices~ in we next will ol course on the members of ttorernnicnt." were tiot of doing were here to standing ihe character ot those engaged it, winter, depend . p/ujocrats The for the Slith con- capable enough, brought to higW is that there the did not intend the cutting j .. ..suture. delegation Congress Under all the it seems almost The steamer Liverpool bus arrived with accounts do not hesitate to is know n to be dishonest and cor¬ the Legislature. It eminently important, It may tie, that meeting and six as fol¬ certify circumstances, lay, " the of seven Federalists Democrats, the 1st of August. The political news is deeply mte- in^st who it should he union and harmony amongst Republican ireasm w hich their language plainly indicates.th..t #i>i» miraculous that we have succeeded. , of those pursue is rupt by we undertake to that name had bt en "withdrawn Iron lows : our sister us a resting. The Sultan Malunoud of Constantinople The N Y. can rather takeathe Courier to lask foi members of that body.and say. 'ol Johnson, after I.is Federalists. "Republicans of Stales, give thousand Aiiwr to disturb it. He not be submit¬ Democrats cheers! Your toast will be, GOD BLESS j dead, and is succeeded by his young son, without tu¬ such age.repeals its preference lor Gen. Judge M. will never do any thing he Virginia Electoral Ticket, and could W. Ii "Tknsesske, beaten holding langn never his the vole of the SUie, Abraham McClellan, . Carter, HER!" And add: have dune mult or opposition .The Turkish army has been Scott.and does not hestitate to express its doubts about will soil the dignity of present effire, by ted to the People, finally received Dem. J. L Williams, you may "Many daughters and the son of Mehemet the that Molilical scorns to partici¬ the Machuvdian arts and \\ Blackwell, gain, but thou ezccllest them all!" dispersed by Ibrahim, A!i, the of Mn "R.-cenl events (says seeking preferment.He by party management ^ j W. B. well, prospects Clay. .and his a ar.c Hopkins L. Turney, Campbell, the 15 I'acha of Egypt Important const quences are anticipated nil sinceiity, we say unhappily pate in the strugglesol the Election only duty Win. C. Hives', who was, at the time, Senator, John (From Kentucky Gazette, .lug. J vents. can paper) unhappily.in desire to consult the interests of the was the the art and jj '>1 Watterson, Bell, KENTUCKY. from thf see the least of which be, to strength¬ are calculated but ti>o well lo shake the preferences and his is, great voted for him But such fact.be M. P. to their wishes and not loltad . Mr Uivts have V Brown, Dein gain, Gentry, en the I'acha ol and lo constitute him the Sove- even these Republican party; follow management aa it may because might y "We have copied from the Frankfort Commonwealth, Egypt, which zealous parti2ans among delegates es¬ vote in Cave Johnson, Dem. gain. J. W. Ciockelt, have reign of his own country, peihaps with modified powers have entertained for Tvlr t in the lace of re¬ them. We can assure our Western political friends neutralized the vote of the State, by casting his W the names of such representatives whose elections lay. the^ M. has net endeavored to he had or averted C. H. illiams. been heard willi Ihe classification of the Editor. over Syria; if not. an extraordinary influence over Tur cent disasters in India na, Tennessee, and even in Ken pecially. that Judge monopo¬ opposition to his colli ague (if any), over Use new saying so. But this is no reason the Democrats will "con* Ihe Staunton who were also members ol the and t> the Administration; at is said have quired that Mr. s course «>n the hill why " Convention, against election of Mr Graves, upon the thai in Louis- Constantinople, truth, nevertheless, it, Clay We if gf.jstffi'fi is ground, and the un aider it fair or dishonest to discard Judge Mason Baltimore Convention in le33.to show them *'with hut tu;i as t remaining member; Carter, Federalist, pro ville at the commencement of the of ihe Sultan. pre euiplioii rights lo sqo.atters, is thai Ten election, many is an extract of a which w as granting and assure the Calechist, that we certainly do Ltd makes us and with bidlv elected Now th^ reproach remove*!, of Nultall failed to vole for a member of Con¬ The following letter, yer- language us> d by him on lliat occasion, may Petersburg s'range fellows misery acquainted, her friends received in this from guarded not so consider il. Yet we still see no reason for char.g what feckless indiscretion unite with their former Mas abandoned ancient Republican principles. and al of the friends or Graves terdav morning city London, by which unscrupulous opponents did not fail loexaggerate, they remain gress, Shelbyville, many of the Hist Stairs the which we have dt fined for ourselves. in oat random shot, and hurl¬ Shi is and will so." a it was the Liverpool, July: hare Jiis in thentir ing position, political enemies, dealing Republican, also failed to vole for Congressman. But, when in three weeks The Minis seriously impaired! /lopvlurity We refer the selection of the Senatorial and anathemas Iheir lonner friends.for For Governor that would be the "i'ailiainent vill adjourn so seiiouslv, that in llrt? whole volley of the Mississippi cheeilully ing against political afcerlaint d the contest very close, on until the (Jubt candidates to the better of the ail the 1837 1839 to amend iheir votes try will of course hold Spiing. Indeed, and its tributaries, Ker.t-.uky und Louisiana alone can it mat.'rial judgment world, 1,'nnnon. Po k. Cannon. voters at both places attempted by there is to indicate in the Govern U would be in the General Assembly. When they "l.ike ttluuderbttsti9 ted to do so. We think, the Louisville judges new Governor-General the as well as the luture. will have DEATHS. Majorities, 19,t73 cumbents can be of. A in these Stales, as to aulhoiize out of past, They ol . correctly, ar.d if Mr. Graves was elected by the amended disposed nifest and unquestionable before them will select the We are sorry to »Sate the de'itb Ukti.rlt RiSOOlW, E«1 19 673- is to to Canada, and that may open the door for retno- or lite «>f the Courier, that the whole ground They Powhauu county, in sUut tbc .f»*th year ol' bis age..Mr- K. was vote at that Mr. Nuttall will gain go justify assumption virtually a that all nn.I .1 Shelbyvilie, certainly the Cabinet. is regarded as one of now secui best candidates; arid we cannot entertain donbt .>-tiIIcnsan »f ilie old Virginia School.of much n.o.te.ly, J delling Macauley his n< minaliun is acu do».- hmi cf libeia.i- Democratic the seat. the and Lord Clarendon is a man of talents, that is thrown over the who have been named I or these offices, stent meiir. Wo bave heard of by yrcat gain, 22,542 the brg puns; A pretty wel blanket ihi*. indeed, gentlemen, tv ami which do honor to hnmun natore. (From Commonwealth.) and fine manners; his the will submit to their decision. magnanimity, ( NORTH CAROLINA. of business habits Speech the prospects of the 'Greet Western"! The Albany cheerfully Died, OH she-JUt! ii!t.. at hisre»i«lcnce, io the town ol Hyeitburj election this was for members of '.Reprkskntativls Elected.. Whigs.42..Admi¬ other on affairs was clever, the that is John U. Into of ihe ol ( harlotl*. n "The year Congress night Spanish very though Argus thus poignantly exposes game, playing the U S. was to leave Tetin. C»k**haw-, county Stute officers are elected We have nistration-^. os But the to- Mr lold ihe The President of expected tin--tilth year of his age..'The deceived protestedI religion about onlv; biennially. gEXAToftg elected highly spiced regards Spain. engrossing at,this lime in New York.who, Clay peo- ne. never had and the speech.the Died, at his residence in Slall'ord county, iltt, published days ago, " King Egypt 17il) instant, "he, despaired, the misconduct of our rulers, tfie of a Geoiii.e Ti">u in the UUt year ol his «S«. it that he had been defeated. But, as we have that the of the Ottoman Empire is essential of Uk- Hp referred lo was, necessity CotLica, Es re-elected. so, delegation and in ihe room of F. Nuttall, fcsq, Europe. England when the hopes concentred, hey and another hot the Albany ol t.a»<., : Oldham, Elijah to the but lo could save the crowds harangue; Argus in the 27tli ve.ir of bis age.wife uod childrcJ « in the dis T. Willis, Esq.. resigned. the river. He reached Poughkeepsie (Mr. Tullmadge's in lieulibv. Tliere i» oil the liiini o tji i»t Mill, erected .1 )cur« bv defeating the Federal candidates is re-elected from the fee good many, put every thing upon crops They say (From the .HI any Argus ) made a U Sawyer, "Samuel B Jessup (Whig) . where he was received.and on mist baacment, cast nun gear, with in the last by the Hon. A. that no for the better can be expected in the "The of the in this Stale can Quarters.) warmly (he improved plan-brick represented Congress natorial District, composed of the counties of Christian change is game leading Whigs' brace of s.one upon the reception, and another r.at WHter.fcll, on uu overshot wheel, on a small acale lorlumiiy and the Hi>n A. Renchet." I market, until the sun shines and the gloom no be cncealed. It is to the common- Speecln u?c. apparent . * money to mill , risShepperd and Todd." longer at the where about five hundred are said have (lti^l'borlinoil » INDIANA. U S Bank shares very plenty in market at eft observer. The chances h ave become desperate, and, dinner, The teniM will be made known on the day ol tale, which will .» Members of hlcctca. dispelled. was at the of New York, on be re in ca-... it is Congress and some other American Slocks had been all of sue cessin the Presidential con feasted. He expected City accoa modal ing, as only .. pint of the money will luneil '.1 lie following members of Congress, ascertained, Id37. 1^39- £'>.], pushed relinquishing hope w here the committee one in loo ;i from this 1 he but no current could be look now lo Ihe chun Wednesday evening; appointed by The subscriber will rtaene hid, ordei'topreveat great hue bn [i elected to Congress State._ 1st John L. Murray, Lynn Boyd, offal low prices, general price lest throughout the Union, 'hey his friends had made extensive arrangements to give «acritic., though it will b. »u.d f»r, very less than we District, ces this State. For are to sacrifice Democrats by large majorities.none 850, 2nd do Edward quoted. in this, 'hey prepared him an l>ut u icifl not all do A ^^°^uMULE. Runisey, Philip triplelt, "The letters confirm the statement, that the Bank so lor as have ever made imposing reception.. 1». S.The is iuJisputablo. btluve 3rd do J R Underwood, J. R. Underwood, fully any manor any principle, they w rites "The of the West tight 3i_tJ» Federalist. of had made a negociation for a loan of from lo the lattrr. ana to lesort to device oi correspondent Agamemnon Augii3 Democrats. 4th do Sherrod Sherrod Williams, England pretensions any will make another and a last efl'orl to rally his friends llar.den. Williams, to four millions nt the Bank of Franee. As or in John W Davis, James 5th do James Harlan, Simeon H Anderson. two sterling artifice that conning desperation may suggest It is his lost field; and he is Ihe man to gamble for Em- Music Store ClurkseUle. the Bank of France could not loan to foreigners, it be '.The article which we -copy below comes from a un Jchn Carr, (i!h do John Willis Green, of But the People the that be b is Calhoon, came to make French and so about a in the confidence of Federalism. a pires, regardless consequences." rii||E cu'itcrther takes the liberty to inform ,n.!.!.r, Thomas Smith, do John John necessary paper, source high Only the late m Ihe W est and of tir.t iu;e i'/U'io 7th Pope, Pope, bankers were to ihe drafts of the Journal announced the re- derstand the game.and signs iu>t received a rtupoly Wil a in W. W W. J. dozen Parisian accept few .lays since the Evening no doubt of his decided defeat. Worcester &. Duubain, aud .Nuiiuafc tlaik Wick, Hlh do J. Graves, Graves, drafts were to be discounled j. W. of the South, leave us hy >le«Richard Hawes, the Bank"of France, N. Y Courier & Enquirer.) very language Uur.kiny/ia7ii. A« Ui"'nistrumou!* aad R. 10th Hewes, should be renewed for six or iwtlve months lo his and 'di in nltetided the three Lectures which this dis mended hv Ihe o.trons ol Mr. K. V. Sa.h of Petersburg, hy in the last by the Hon Boon, L. W. turity they compliment ability stinguished' standing We have comment i» represented Congress Hlh do R H Menefee, Andrews, now that the in this on Mr I'. ll.'Tavlorol Oishmood, all further uiineaossar. in the last desired - ihe Hr cha rges Traveller has delivered City, v.o the :i!v Democratic member from that Slate John Garret Davis if 'Whig' parly. distinctly languished lie ties also on hand, u tine u.oriiuent of Spanish t.uitars, 12th do Chambers, . news the here, are not we have been de¬ From partial returns which we ha ve received, W. W. Urn. 0. Butler. "The News and the Market The by State office holders andoftice se-.'kers only Egypt. We confess at once, that tins aud Flutes, and Muvic of the Uvn publications. Congress 13th do Southgate. more effect than has ol late been cus¬ Mr. for name thai shall his addresses.. to with caio and we think it that R. D. Owen, the Democratic Liverpool has had prepared lo abandon Clay any lighted, and instructed, by eloquent Uideia attended dispauh. probable * the INDIANA. Stocks h-ve U. S Bank, seem to aid them in retaining the in ihis the too of forced to compress ^ been defeated. He was tomary. Money fallen,except ascendancy With disadvantage being . .n nndidate, has opposed by a to the editor the a ai.S* was a and Extract of Letter of Enquirer from for which there were a many orders, and the price bul willing lhat Mr Van Buren should six Lectures into three, and of course of omitting Aug.'23 "Native Americans" because he foreigner, by good Stale, 'perfectly to Seoiinaiv or ra Grecnsburgh, Decatur county, Aug 8. went I cent Cotton is at 14 a 1 cent be reelected' rather than lail in the accomplishment of interesting details, he hw contrived A TBAt.'HEIl VVA.Nl'KD .The i'aimville Female selling " itie on account of iiis religious opinions, up per great many about tbc Lst ut J .« . clergy "The Democrats have here most gloriously, on sales of lasl week. Flour has 'with them, is the a and instructive view of the will commence its operation January, iher "ii accjunt of the ol his father. triumphed advance the closing this object:. thai, selfishness great present most picturesque are deairous tho aervicea of a I earn .. religious opinions Geo II c of 1,000 ll at 50 for of oil or and lhat their and of The *J°io«leea ofaecur.ng is defeating Dunn, by majority run up 2-"> cents, with large sales, cloning §(> moving cause they say do,' climate, geography, agriculture ar.tiqei'ies Egypt, wl,0 can Iiroiluco ui..|ue>tloi.ablu to^limonials of hi;'h nnalili. Tne State Legislature Democratic. that at the last elec- and Gt) a mind unsettled on lbs and caiaeombs Wick..The claims that the Hon. will be remembered, Congressional Ohio. $6 50 u 02 for common Gcnessee, $0 peheu e of -keeping the public her gigantic Pyramids, her mummies tiona tor such an ottice, and who intend, n.akia? ....I""* Intelligencer . ion Mr Dunn beat Amos Lane (ihe Democraticcandi- The sales of Flour were many of of the candidate for the Presidency'is o of Ihe her celebrated cities, and her colossal I'be buildings are now- constructing, a««l will be lar^e a W W the Democratic member elected in Uii f»r Georgetown. question Wing dead, »c - Wick, lately a of The change was a sudden j lo some lo of s-lfishnet s, with a view lo and the Memnoti..One can commodious: the situation is healthy, and the prospectfor of Indiana , date) by majority 1,000. them for shipment, partly Canada, England, of Ibis game pursued sculptures of ihe Sphyux to in aueli an ovcu .. the district represented by Mr. Herod, (Fed.) but the here " part of a man of lara encouraging. Persons wishing engage In refuta one The Whi-rs acted like men; change and some elsewhere their own Hlices, and in derc gallon of the general wel¬ tint have such a picture dr&wn by the hand well to inako eailv to the '.is not a supporter of the Administration. of the Administration all 6 Gnzrtte. and who forti tion, will do application undtraigucd. to observe, and elsewhere, in favor swept Currcfvundexct of the Philadelphia I fare of the Wbg or Frderal parly. talent, who is familiar wtill the country, committeo of thu Trustees at rarmvillo. tmn ofthis statement it is only necessary ^that is elected. He is true to the 4 P. M. of the tiniPs" of writers. addrensod to muit be Democratic Con¬ before it. Thomas Smith "New Yoiik. Monday, "No man who has watchf d the 'signs lifies his descriptions with the authorities 1 All letters them, post paiu. Jud^e \V ick. as the organ of a recent Indiana is this with JAMKrf MADISON, 1. d and principles of Democracy. uprtghling rapidly; "The effect of the English intelligence teceived will deubt the truth "I Ihif allegation. One year ago, front Herodouis In Oenon, without being pleased I vention drlivered a remarkably spirit* eloquent 'ahead in the efiort to ie- in its were in motion to 811.AS IlKJLOW, Commute*. indeed she is up and right morning has as yet been but partially developed all ihe elements of Federalism set 'he manner and astonished by the wonderful antiqui WILLI M H. CJtAPPELL, ai drefs in vindication of Democratic principles general¬ Irom the of Ihe have to As the author of a FLOUttNOV. which was dpein the land tyranny aristocracy. effects on matters here; and, I merely remark, I gather strength for Mr. Clny. great ties of the land id' Egypt. WIMJAM C. J ly.and of the Administration, extensively men and measures of the on whr.le unfavora¬ National Bank. But it that he has uniformly, crv is'down with the parly, that it is g' nerally considered as the central banking power.a Jif'.y million It is a treat, winch we liava seldom enjoyed. Am» 3'-*4w- p'lYished ar.d favorably noticed; a of and was has been vi¬ . native the of the avow¬ who advocate Bank absorbing engrossing pow- ble. Our Flour market, as anticipated, with Mr. Tallmadge aslhe Com Representative is not a mere transient display for gratification 11. If. J. J. CO., since the election of our present Chief Magistrate, ' can hinder. was the all the Sf Fltyt,- and er Van must be re elected; nothing sited a somewhat demand, and considera pf the Stale Bank inleiest.he pet moment.for it is calculated lo levive and p0 a G75 cts.; of the U were the names of Clay and and of the remarkable of a conn 600 Cut Nails and denounced him the canvass with Q de¬ Whig, "I hear oftransactions j Senate S., Henry ry, many phenomena kega throughout t» the' 'Icc.inn of G H. lVBUt, the latter rate for fancy brands In Cotton, nothing ol ft p Tallmadge associated in a daily editorlal annun- try, which is but now acquiring a new and more impor .100 boxes Window Glass gree ot bitterness almost without a parallel.' ® that Mr. P. is a lor ihe and Vice Presi¬ of the Eastern World. Il 1,000 bag* Shot Jl i8 r-enerally believed subject moment has been done; holders are asking higher prices, I cialion as cand.dales Presidency tanl posi ion in ihe politics P« w.Ier ALABAMA. been naturalized. c 4 or the 830 kegii 0f Oueen Victoria, and that he has not as has been done to indicate any cliangc Literally the falh.'r f ihe irredeemable,' was morning, that Liverpool brought lbs. Kichinond and Manch*»rcr Cotton t arns, "The of the dele¬ w but, yet, nothirg dency. bulyesteiday Ali 20,000 political complexion Congressional will betaken toascertain lie- of all Ihe doctrines us accounts of the success ol Ihe troops Mehemet With a of oiln-r nrlicles to which invite the attention be the same ns last We hope steps immediately in previous quotation." paper policy.the personification lias variety tliuy gation from this State will year ther he has been naturalized or not It w'll be the duty The Loan.A circular appears of F» deralism. and a falitudinarian in every sense over the Tiuks, of the new importance whicli he of the country dealers. to the 2Cth Important. printed " Warehouse on the H ;xr>n II vear The report land boving negotiated lhan year, eveiy than venient Eatabliahinent, run accommodate several Lewis. lost many a vole to the Administration, and the cry, loan of from two to four millions sterling, to be drawn which is yet to speak, l ave repudiated rests so much Ijiger a portion of Ihe community, week lor T lie Democrats elected and the federalists bad its Mittisssippi So that will attract a families with board Terms $(3 per grown by large, false as it was, of extravagance and corruption, from hence, has led to considerable discussion. The the support of the Bank Candidate. unpromising Egypt herself, we cannot doubt they children and rrmli. tv ?i:«all and summer Fpersons,' and half ptice1 for diminished, majorities. influence was left undone by the Whigs effect will be localise a return of specie, and give an were ihe indications prior to ihe opening of Ihe audience during the two remaining nights. &, NELSON The Democratic. Nothing to secure the dele- larger BOWLES Slate Legislature under their control the whole system of Interim1 to commerce." elections in the Western Si.nes.that exert Va 31.31 KENTUCKY. Having and la¬ impetns con¬ The Polio; of Baltimore has been so effectively Hanovlk C. H , , Aug 23 Improvements, with the engineers, contractors the -Veto York Eiprtss, Tmsday, I. M.) nation Irom IhisSla.e in the F> deral nominating in "R" O. has been elected to Congress sixteen (From the Market us at this moment the extraor ed, as to prevent any riotous movement, consequence passag e-FOR~CIl~AKLKSTON. S. V Butler, (Dem ) the sers will, the state bank, with it. branches, "The same gloom that pervaded Money vention, we have befcre the Carmelite Convent. It from the district represented in the last Congress by directors, and the most Slocks are heavy and dull. of th.} itinerant candidate himself seek¬ of Miss Ni.-al's escape from the Atlantic Steam 1'acktts Sonili Cotolina, tajitniit Ji'in Wm. 2S7 the Hon Jnd oil the presidents, cashiers, yesterday continues to-day. dinarv spectacle much excitement at first, hot seems lo have By Rollins. Southgate, (Fed.) by majority; of the stockholders, it is astonishing that the Democra The of the Packet having been postponed till to- ing the favor of trie 'Whig' partisans through slump produced of the Bal Coffee.Georgia, Captain Linn has been elected a No¬ sailing on ami and in terms and blown u The President of the Faculty well Sea Steam I'ackeif, Boyd, (Dent") by large majority licn-rtv have gained such a signal ?ielory. Gov. there has been a good deal done in Exchange speeches in the wor.u taste temper, Any. his (lopularand known in the district in the last by the he day the same as and tiniorp Miller) ilas opinion and in the bej: represented Congress aCive. He traversed ,he line of 1 'J rent , which is about manner thai have bten well denominated rigmarole; University (Dr publishes been newly coppered, pat Hon think it that ble was the JLl London at 108 per of is "a maniac." THESEhaving John L.Murray, (Dem) We probable works before the election, and the last The low rate of Exchange and the even at such a moment comes Ihe prostration every thai Miss Neal perfect possible order, will commence their regular tripsin Sep¬ thvse are from this Slate. nublic .b.y by packet. all Democrats elected an immense number of voles "cu^d'for Mr. Herod is a favorable symptom in in the results lor the Democracy in covm.xlc1TFD tember next. " doubtful influence Specie being without demand, hope triumphant 1 he following letters render it somewhat this the had another de- market. The spirit in Flour Tennessee, Indiana a id North Carolina. The DLXXEIU LEAVING NORFOLK. the next Besides all influence, Whigs the money speculating I discover two let¬ on Uth bepletnbtr. which parly will have a majority in Legislature i a n^vnntAfre Thev liacJ five candidates in ill* field exhausted 1 he operations "It is not under such circumstances, that In the of the lUtli inst., Georoin, Capt Rollins, Saturday, of had the same at¬ seems to have yesterday. surprising, considera¬ Enquirer attention The first is S. Coffee. Saturday, 21st do. ihe Slate, the Democrats of which it is be- . above all oilier Carolina, Capt if paid which united all the opponents were to the extent of rt to lO.OflO bbls., desperate politicianr desirous, ters which have attracted my tention to their that did to their ticket for^he Presidency, ol orders. The or¬ their own at home, of ten who style ;hem LBAVING CHARLESTON. Congressional they Mr Van Buren In the Eastern and Northern par I lieved is the limits of Foreign tions, t" maintain unsteady footing over the signature gentlemen, Rollins, on tJIst September. f r the Slate could have elected five or the ccn beyond at and of for and in behalf of many Georgia, Capt. Saturday, Legislature, they the Siate Mr. Clay was the candidate. In re, ders for Flour have general^ been $0 under;and fchnul'd manifest symptoms nppugnalion. Personally selves "a committee appointed Win C. S Coffee, Saturday itolli do. fix member* of was candidate. at this the Mr. feel thai, of the of Louisa," to the Hon Carolina, Capt. Congress. South arid West, Gen. Harrison the if the article could be had price, purchases nnd politically they prefer Clay.ihey citizens county at so on, Norfolk and Charleston alternatel), Extract a dated at w ithout him to of a dinner And leaving from letter, would be or rather to an extent of all market. throughout the States, (although politically hop^ Rives, inviting partake public is Sati'koav. "Mt Steri.ing, 9.1839. large, thou he is llieir strong.-st on the ^7th inst. The second, f.vf.hv , Aug. The stock on hand is small-not much over forty in the great Presidential contest.) Louisa Court-house, invi tliesp Steam Packets for Charleston, "W> have lost Ward. Andrew's in Fleming care innre for themselves lhan the g-.-ne Ihe answer of Ihe Hon. Ex-Senator, occeptiog the Passengers by majority sand bis." man.but they New York on Philadelphia on I Iium- is C1C; in this 79. We have nothing final from fear thai the anti-Masonic and Aboittion to Ihe dinner to be on the 7th of September.. leaving Thursday's, tho county ral cause; they intion I shall or will be in time for and Lawrence. We have a of four, if not FAMILY JARS! of the West far as it is by sivicrisy) letters are of severe criticism. day evenings Friday mornings, Morgan gain a icai/. some spirit (so governed Both susceptible both boot on at 3 o clock, froin b Democrats in this district in the next ,ud have been citing on, in into the of a arch a statement of historical facts, of which Norfolk Friday evening, five, Legislature, The Whigs different candi- may not he dragooned support re/j| only add to the Charleston Steam Packet wotiuij,' at to wil Glover of Mason of Bath, Bur¬ l»nl" "> * w times under the banner of a and hence cast i.boul for nre defective. Since Ihe Extra Session lintore. join Montgomery, iuSicient lime to «el Ihe mallet of li» by fighting mason and slaveholder, !iey letters culpably on not dark the recom¬ . of of in of and at keeping upon subject; less to in '.hat quar¬ when President Van Burer. Norfolk, Saturday. , , r gess Fleming, and Corum Greenup, place dates; others, by for them feme candidate obnoxious objection of Congress in J."!ti7. Go¬ Tickets n be had at the Office, Bowly a wharf, Balti¬ " and Tom Marshall of Lewis. No IM but as the time wears away, il becomes necessary mav bu his or w'.mtevi r his the Treasury for the Federal Trimble, perhaps thatl in Ike one can ter whatever qualifications mended Independent half or from J B Peck, Agent Citixens doubt this district is Democratic." ''Vl,l|«0»icK^ncci.,e,and Owen 3J:0. to close their columns, and to concentrate upon Hence the suddi-n avowal of a vernment, James Garland has delivered some more, the N "M* p r.'.t r WhiiO has 4495 voles, (Dem ) e Elections will pcnernl 'availability.' Maj Dock street wharf, or onboard Extract a dated 5'J49- didalo results of Ihe late Sta Gen Scott, aside from a». affected to the People of Louisa, denouncing Philadelphia, t u from Utter, rr°,h o 1U Davis (D ) has 0026, Ewing (W ) (The candidates, preference for partial dozen grail s/ufdics of the Presi¬ and fare on board the Boats bttwt "Frankfort, Aug. II, 1839. Graham dissipate every scheme of running different Ify for Gen. Harrison. And hence ihe desire now at in Ihe harshest terms the financial scheme Boats.-Passage 0998, (W.) ol on the floor of Baltimore and Charleston, . "So far as we have ascertained there is a clcar Admi¬ J) Curr^D ) and throwing the election into llie House Represen to avoid a committal in favor of Mr Clay, and has (ranked his speech made §311. Gr Dunn 3920- 5th 5121-4ih,wW342 head quartets dent, to voter in and horses can be taken ia the c t nistration in the of seven members. (W.) talives: A of the S.ate representations being at to ihe lest the crafl on the same perhaps every jy Carriages gain Legislature CD?4842.2=00. Thompson 3115.6th D , Witt ; majority As the least previous approaching election, Congress subject, in both Boats. McCanv and _ , If I he re is as a in that of Ihe State elected, in favor of Mr. Van lluren ) in His Excellency Gov Campbell appears freight great change portion Herod 6026.and m the / th D., How ( ) already nearer, shall be danger." the county. in his act enqmre or to be the two in (i«j50, (W ) of the Convention is drawing of ihe Discon's in Ihe Camp, and lo have intended the aid of ins official mite, For further particulars,1 remaining heard from, political parties period Harrisburg several Ano'.hpr Sign Whig to T SHEPPARO, Treasurer, l'ie next divided." several W candidates are by their a decid¬ of attached to his Message the last Legislature will be pretty equally the hig pressed are we have done*!.'The Columbus (Ga ) Enquirer, supererogation, 23 Bowtr s Wi,ak> Globe) of friends The pretensions and avaihhiluies of each, ed W hig declares agrmsi Mr Clay's heii-g run in Legislature. Senator Fontaine lies deluged Aug r3l-3m] (From Wednesday's diana will be for a Democratic majority lo.OOO Mr.. pappr, "lie can¬ Virginia 'and to M. THKli 1 ^ THE ELECTIONS. good arraved against each other. And although Uayis tfial State, and urihesitatingly proclaims, that Louisa wilh his "Circulars" and occasional "Cards, v iiipi vvtinnilOC^K" k. ro.t nuereiiOfi re¬ meet¬ deliver a lo . I. nut the Knok a.l "We have now heard from all the States where voU'8- decidedly the favorite nominee of Ihe late Whig not receive nny aid from '.he State of Gporgia. T his ultimately left the Sena'.e Chamber, to speech J V ) VV.I \ b ving purrliused TENNESSEE. . .. are ihe on a Court cent elections have taken place for members of Congress, ings in Virginia; and his friends claiming mnjo to the of Georgia, one of two ihe at their Court house, day,against #tid the The Nashville Union of their recent deleats in the journal suggests Whigs from people, 'I be Conservative result follows: riiy of votes elsewhere, yet courses; 1st, to "selec'. "jome prominent individual "the nboininable Sub-Treasury." on Congress, 1839. Congrr**, 1637, o« fleeted. the counties in ^^^^ch^.'ys been calcnlaud to shake his influence, nnd merits and deserve have sent ti.eir addressrs lo this people by result: West have own wnose principles Commit lee S^ramore, ftonjMig^l'o^M^njj^ool^i^eet.^^^bey Dem. Fed. pn.|a||y taryvary the B I he (iheir) ranks, a niThT'ol^ita^id more .cole lb... has I.e.. 1., Fed. cannot essentially grand from distance . a eMens.vo Dem. Ihe Union, btirxr forlh contending claimants against him. and concentrate the vole of the party Political preachers have come prosecute t - b"-n 5 5 * in tast Tennessee are at the (llieir) suffrages, to packages intended o j..\S. WOOOHOLSE, Korth Carolina, 8 Polk maj movements among the Whigs of New York, him," being Mr Clav.).though il admits it to denounce llie Sub-Treasury as the "blight fore been atterni'ttl EDWAliD P. NASH. 3 3 2 2 Polk s in Middle Tennessee upon (not the force lo the morals, Alibama, 310 maj j r>,CGT» present moment particularly amusing. be "very uncertain whether we can concentrate of llie land," being hostile public public Petersburg, Va., AuguM 6 rmriegsee, 6 7 A of Ihe Philadelphian, a Wing paper in any one, candi¬ and Lastly, though not the 10 Tennessee Correspondent " his of the party Jrorgia upon (nominal liberty public prosperity. ,, ,, v \.-|l, Botkand 1'iar.o Forte Seller, Pcter.butg. \= . 2 in West love . Indiana, 5 Cannon's maj. from about Mr. : 1 own Or, if the signs came the address of the Hon. Wm C. Rives, by s 12 2^7 writes thus Albany Clay date.) even ol our principles least, t'.n s bi> business at tho oid itanJ. jun above 2 1 11 but these can a course, then a the of a Railroad car.. Mr.fyu - of Kentucky, - U c.o 3.598 talents and his commanding eloquence, should indtca'.e the such sfiain, forming part of freight lA»g 0J clear in the btate, inexpediency a? a at Louisa noVk.to.e Polk's maj. never make him President. There must be ihe elements it the course of "abstaining enIir> y w ere delivered al the depot Court-house, 13 33 Federal at the last elect which the 2dly, suggests view They numerous for One Hundud and PIANOS.' 24 27 ciien I his many Thirty m I I 'J majority in a man's character, in the eh use of the f'l . .ft the election more ,i.nnthan 3,000.3 000 of popularity something party fmni all participation for ihe c-unty, sufficiently aubscriher baa »o!d upward* of One Huidred ai ' ''Democratic in the above Slates in Congres Republican majority this can fasten lo even to command Vr. \ an Buren ha> a j. ' f gain ! common mind upon, give is enforced by Ihe fact, lhat rtrong purposes Tlir.Ptano* wuhin a abort space of time, and not one f'u»' agonal of over the election "What a v he as thesp exertions election 1839 Congressional glorious triumph _0 the 12ih jutr ta!enis the support of Ihe people." Again says in Ihe State, which, with.li>* N w, Sir, what (fii els have mighty n.eut hi. proven defective. No better evldeor. of tbeii' »UP"' > of Sum TataI.-The Nashville (U.) o< party already organized of bo. - I-:.7, TWENTY-TWO !!" Bannerjof " has arrived Iroin the Western pott Ihe Stale who trill If the "committee for and in behalf many ,-oul'l be deaited, than that so large a iiimber should in : Since Mr. Clay sislance of a portion of Righls party, p'oduced? I a the as follow . We extract the following fmm a letter of friend sums t'P results, ,n^ State three Whig papers in some of Ihe very him the vote of Georgia in */"'e of the citizens «;f the county.'-f Louisa" nre ignorant, in Middle Tennessee . this leading nut vole for him,-will give and 1 nmessee Polk's nnjorily he was best received hove come bt wj:!e lo the lie tell In the 153f>, Gen. Gordon Maj »aou« counties where irhich can year sue ini-trotjisnl' as be j . l'l of let¬ in Western District «. " but of rrery rfpiirl may contrary^ you Gen. .clerling way , would have acknowledged the reccipt your Cannon's majority He asks us what does this prove, tn the thai r.j .j!,iie in the Garland w ere for a seat in Congress. it coi.v, i.ient 10 ter in East Tennessee against him." in thinkit utterly useless deny fact, competitors but ihe peo¬ make and I hat before, but I was the result ol the then Cannon's majority ^ not affected his prospects l" Mr. I un Burev th in this, had been in of ihe office, never failed j. t in the re.eevisit!^''o^p'.frioTiu^rurnents,. P awaiting to in the that his visit has favorably Union is wore certain supjiuit Gordon possession become "a Mtile hnppen, tbc nor elections. are now over, and I hasten Polk's majority State, he "we have constant intelli¬ our this lasts it their heads, that he had p'tiding They for this State!" Again says, that and therefore shall predicate arguments upon ple look into from the country, M - inform you that old Tennessee, although Stnate, 15 from our Western and Northern counties, runninf then, will have a tenden¬ and Garland.being fresh ,v!^rct a Republican and 42 R. and 33 W -9 maj. gence The of Mr. Clay, only fishy," Maj in ivu piano to be kept by anj few years deluded the Bell, W liite, J{ of Representatives, their votes. Not very cheering Ihe \ an a of ISO votes Louisa, although ^ Piaue.ttUtrt Pttcrttorg, fa. by apostates Ye have Mr Clay cannot get cy *.o divide the State Righls parly, by driving received majority W and Bank votes in 8»J.btif and Federalists, has and it « all the t> . allied lo ihe old blue light again »Republicans! done^ nobly-andjme^ ^ this to Mr. Clay's friends! Un-en portion of il still further away, highly Gen. Gordon received big Aoguat .. "turned to the fold We have elected our tiks of for Gen. Scott, and ol strife last election, boiii gentlemen f. Republican wi.h The New York Amenren g"Ps that in the »fiervescences party thry ihe county. At Ihe Spring G< r- .ait."rTnt ! \I!S ItEVVAP.D .I will tbo above reward of the I13" arid1 Tennessee comes into her old position -One ot its prcbable for the same office. give who ab-eor.. .. Governor, nnd a majority in both branches Legis- world! urrres his with great enlhusia-.n m lose their and become completely merged were competitor and delivery of iTaNIEL, will with ReP.UI«. ".j.''.'" pretensions a .y identity, again 1 vote, Gar¬ T^' n"';i'h<".ion of la t. ar,,j to details curiousd. be an evil of although Major ^ about the first May fc\,8|Pr an(j White, of gag la memory, L"»obH«nG°''.nnr..epublii » SIX too, from Saratoga «Mth the Administration parly. This will don received a majority \ir. A'lar's llyrd plantation, jMure, of her Sl.tc »n,l Correspondents, at that lhat the whole U his and Bank voti. 35 vears old, about 5 feet 8 inches high, dark eomplciioi t'»vMo resign or be instructed. Iwlhh brainhrBiiclsee Legislature, he had with a New England friend place. without a £"od; fur even admitting land received nearly "Til the «bove rew -d r> n,..n in atomic corresponding and 200 the vole of and >tUtters very much. I will give "Be assured that Tennessee is redeemed, and Van l' . Rpnresrntati^psP Co^g^^,8^. the extract.-His friend in he cannot re¬ between 150 votes; [."Cl u^'d Po, Ropu.pul-lica Ftiltralism. and reiurneareturned loyou.our own from w hicli we make following Mr. Clay's elevation would result good, w hich numbers is cor.fir.?d in jail,.o that I gel bitn again.-My Buren will gel her vole: if he lives to that he will Cloy and ttaerier.[ism, toy the Stale of about 600. ^Uaui'al a. period, pudiated BUREN AND THETf KL in ceive any aid from Georgia the county, of Louisa have elected a Office i»Colombia,nuvanna county,.V am CHBAT.AM gfrt ihe electoral vole at least 20.000." is that, so majestic 'I his is no doubl the bul was there ever a party The voters in Ihe county Aujf C ®] The by ^r. fnnciX-VA.N '^.\vhat tall gentleman of beau truth; Buren Sub man to repre- . with that y lo be at Van Treasury 7ninessee Legislature.The Republican majority PUBLIC! a>.nne6gfP jg seen in the and who converses so gracefully bevy uicie completely discordant, and likely fault, thorough-going in the Senate is in the House of ' certainly fire. Repre . WMg around him' .eniatives nine. The annexed schedule is very nearly WKnf'S"il^'rVS""row MTrpMrt