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O O 0 0 o "-floor, "where he wasstreached on a board, an '1 search ed, in order to ascertain if lie had any arms con cealed. A poinard was found in his side pocket. Mr. Gisquet, who was then in the Tuilleries, with several other functionaries, immediately repaired to the uard-house, and proceeded to examined the individual arrested. lie refused to tell his name, 3nd when recognized by several persons, who knew him and said he was a commercial traveller, and that his name wa3 Alibeau, he pretended that AU benu was an assumed nam, and refused to nive his real one from regard to his family. Ho was then aked if he had been agitated while aiming at the Kins: ; and if it was not his agitation that had de ranged the direction of his aim ? He replied with much composure, that he had felt no emotion ; and that if he had missed his aim, it was owing to his having received a shock or push, for which he could not arcount. He was finally asked, if he repented his crime ; he answered in the negative, and add ed, that if it was to be clone over again, he should not hesitate to do it ; that he had no further ex planation to give, because in this age of egotism, in which any thing like conviction or devotion was no longer to be found, no one could appreciate or understand his motives ! "During his examination active inquiries were made, mid it was discovered that this young man had entered the Place de Caroussel, "about four o'clock, by the gate of the Triumphal Arch ; that lie had conversed some time with a National Guard an indifferent matters, and left him when he taw the King's carriages proceeding from the stables to tho Palace, saying I think the person that I am waiting for will not come, and went off in thedirec io:i of the Court. He repaired from thence to the Palace next to the quary, and there remained in a groupe of people who were waiting for the King's departure. His appearance it seems did not awa ken suspicion, and no one observed the cane he car ried in his hand, and which contained the deadly weapon. This instrument led to the discovery of Albeau. By an extraordinary change the gun inn fcer, who manufactured it (a sergeant of the National Guard) happened to be on duty at the Tuillerics, and It-It it incumbent, on him to jjive the Magistrate; every information in his power. He stated that the weapon seized on the assassin had been madu n his establishment, with many others of the saino kind; that he was aware of its being a violation of the laws to have made and sold such a weapon ; but that as the affair was ol so serious a nature ho did rot hesitate to confess it. The lodging of the in dividual arrested was then discovered, and the -wu;r of the house having been sent fir, recogm '?d the prisoner to be Albeau. He said he had lodged in his house, but that he had gone off with out paying him, leaving in pledge his passport, whic'i lad been delivered him in Lyons, and mentioned his bavins been born in that city. On being con fronted with the National Guard, he had con- versed w ith at the gate of the Curroussel, he coo'l !v asked him "Did you observe that I betrayed the least emotion while speaking with yen V Af ter this confrontation. Albeau was placed in a hack ney coach and conveyed under a large escort to ih? Conciergie, where he no doubt underwent an other examination. He was lodged in the room lonaorly occupied by Fieschi. He was dressed in a neat frockcoat, but his shirt was dirty and in vj, and was without stockings. About 1:2 o'chick hst night the Attorney General and the Prefect of th Police were still at the Conciergie, inferrogi tinir him. Albeau, or the individual known by that name, is tall and slim ; his hair black and coia plcxion.pHle. Twenty-two sous (lid) were found :u his pockets. " In the evening, all the Ministers the Peers, nnd the Deputies present at Paris, went out toNeu illv, to congratulate the King on his escape. His ?.lijesty was to receive a deputation of both Chaui b?rs on Sunday, in the place of the Twi! Series. It is said that the Queen tool; out of the King's hair .some 'of the wadding that had been lodged therein. It was also reported that a Courier had b-en des patched to the Duties of Orleans anJ Nemours, to invite them to return in all l.ate to Paris." FIAT JUSTITIA "h,J f, n cat ca-Lr:i. Tllii C A ii 0 1 i S I A N. SALISBURY: Saturday Morning, AUGUST 20, 1S36. FOR PRESIDENT, llViiil Is. WBS1TI2 Or Texxessci:. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, t?OH.JyiiEKJ?r Virginia. WHITE ELECTORAL TICKET. ALFRED WEBR, of Ruiherford County. WDFilSOX MITCI1ELU d- W i.k.-s, WILLIAM J. ALEXANDER, of Mecklenburg JOHN GILE.. of Rowan. JOHV'L. LESELTRE, of Rockingham. CH RLES MANLY, cf Wake WILLIAM W. CHERRY, ot Bertie. JOHN M. MOREHEAD, of Ot.ihord JOHN IX TOOMER, of Cumberlaiv,. JEREMIAH PEARSALL, of Duplm. DR WILLIE PERRY, of Franklin. JVMES S. SMITH, ot Oranire. P.I.OUXT COLEMAN, of Lenoir. JOHN I BAILEY, of Pasquotank. J. O. K- WILLIAMS, of Beaufrrt. nail-Road Meeting. Wc are much pleas 1 trt SfH the spirit which seems to be waking up ainonir the People in regard to the great Rail-Ro id Meeting which is to take place in Salisbury, on the 10th Ueto- lr nrvt. From the Milton Spectator, ot the it. in m tant we learn that at a Public Meeting of the citizens ofCa.-v.vcll the following gentlemen were appointed a n,!,wt ion to attend the Meeting from tnat county : M-Ti William A. la. Richard L Smith, Esq. Dr. John T. Garland, N. J- Palmer, Esq. Q r.:uon An-'er K. Li. William lirown, i.--i Free.nan Leath, LVq., John Kerr, Jr., Lsq., and Major John H. Craves. Al.thaina fjr members to the Lri!ature to.k place on tlie lit in c,.,, . We have o;ilv heard from Montgomery county -h citv of Mobile. Ia Montgomery, where last i.t f.ll .. t!. It'll !.- mru tl!l5 yesi r the amies llfiu iUil snav, iuc ... - r -rrv the whole Ticket, with one exception, an yen i i n in Mob le, the White cmdiJitcs beat tv. o la one. Hur rah f-T -the good caiic ! TUG RESULT Or THE ELECTION'. The election is now over, and we have returns enough before us to soeak confidentlv of tfir rfwnlt t Xit tar as respects the Governor's election. It is now cer- tain that the U tug cause has triumphed by a very con siderable majority. Richard Dobbs Kpaijjht, the Van Buren Candidate has not been permitted to enjoy his darling honors long. Ho was put in last winter by the Van Bijren faction who misruled the Legislature, and he is now put out by their masters the wvereign peo ple. He is "the Iat of the Mohens." General E. B. Dudley, the Whig Candidate, is elected Governor for the next two years. Before the election came on it was admitted by all parties that the vote for Governor would decide the Presidential question in North Caro lina, for it is notorious that the content turned wholly on general politics. Well, the election is now over, and the Whig1 cause has triumphed most gloriously, and by the same sign, Xorth Carolina, is now, henceforth, and forever lost to Van Buren, and the spoils pirty. Asue ded as Dudley's majority is over iSpaiirht, we have Cl- no doubt in November next the H"A ite majority over Van Ba ren will be ttill greater. After this demonstration will any of the oiiice holders-, or office .seekers in North Caroli na still have the hardihood to say that Van Buren has any chance, the smallest whatever, for the State ? If so, it will be altogether for effect, and all intelligent men will know what to think of it. As to the Legislature, we cannot yet speak confident ly how pirtics stand. We have several counties yet to be heard from. It is believed ho.vever, taat the Whigs w ill have the majority in both Houses, or at least in the Senate. But even if it should turn out that tho Van Buren men have, by management, and drill, obtain a ma jority joint ballot, it will avail them nothing, fur sure ly alter what vc have heard from that quarter, no Van Buren man would be to iucouf-intent as to accept of tho post of Senator when it is so notorious that the people of the State are against Van Buren, and all his actings ami doings. Have we not seen tlieni denounce .Mr. ilangum from one corner of the State to the other, fur holding on to his seat when there was some reason to suppose that the State was against him ! and, will they now couit: tbrward (if in their power), and do whit heretofore they have so violently denounced ! We must say, that we think better of them, we even believe that Bedford Brown himself so soon as he ascertains that a majority of the State is againatfii si, will promody resign. In those opinions we may be mistaken, but it would be a slander on lh-i Van Buren party to suppose otherwise after all thoy have said and written on this tuhject. At all events, let us wait and see how they will act un der all the circumstances of the case. DAVIDSON. oiticiai. stati:mi: r of the roib cz "y. "r. " -" -3 (v.) 1151, Sinn (V. P..) 1100, Hurdh? (V. Ii.) ; ort-.J by foregnors in the p.yatic. of the norf.ornci ,1 ai i 11 00, Jones (V. II.) 912. j lies, we made n slip of the K-n, wh eh passed uncor- J3 'r 3 - Ji- y. B HIIFX Irectelin the Inste ot busmen This thouirh of such 1 I p I g 1 S 2: ? -3 S. Lcxin-non, 305 503 2 IV'J 3"2 311 f3 417 103 Haines's, 13o 21:j 42 213 03 57 101 203 s i Himptun's, 50 123 " 23 e7 11 J7 0J 57 ClenmioiuvUIe, 33 71 0 71 ."." 5 H 1) b: Lee's, 31 4fl 2 ' 11 11 :H 0 2S 22 Ward's, 27 40 15 3 :Vi 50 27 5s 1 Ailderton's, 101 105 2 21 113 133 51 117 2) Tota!, 0-0 12-7 0:) 7 i7 717 O' !5.W ll;i JO luipii'i'u'iou : (iovrrnnrl) -! !!ey P7, Slight 0H. S i rte, Jno. L. Hargrave, (Vhig) 0-U no ;-; j-ltiou. Ci"i. n-m, Clrirles Brummell 717 .Me.-!iack Pmks'on 717. Jc . Smith 00, Joseph Sptirgin 47-'i ; l!ie tirst tv.-i. cl-cto.1 nd all Whigs. SherrJ, John .w. bantn SJ, Jo;i:i m. riiomas 413. IREDELL. offictat. stat?:i:nt of Tin: polls: zn r: o o o Dudi - 201 e:i i.v) o: i.v o:i 12-2 l-j-n Snai-hT, - - uri :u a-i " 1 ''5 D'ivMu, - V lo0 01 PJl .",.) iS 17 01 O'H Voun-,--- lo: ll V I'5 M Kinrr'l-.-iiM-j til', ; LM" !)") Ill T:i !g.$ i:'.) I.ou'rmilk2 1-1 140 PH HI l:;j C,-, M -.w Camplxdl, - '2'2 -r -H 1"0 111 li Ki-J -rv) Weaver,--! l- -R ' l" OS 4-i 71 r,r,l (Iriv, :V7 HI 17 -'I :J 11 ! V) 'S Ro d.-, ---12-0 l-'i 110 2 U 0:5 i:7 10 l lPi". Knox, - - - 10'i 1 U f :V, 15 fr.) TG ? KJ l ll(i" Tj 7ft 7J Governor Dndlev'li Spii-!it, 203. Snwrr. R. " F Davidson. (Jotrinmns, Juaes A. Kimit, JSolouioii I ju- lenr.dk. hikI Tlu-ophilus M.Canipb : 1L all Whigs. State 71 . .-i.l I nn- 1 -"'O II irri -tU. V-: t W iel Si.T. ills. ! 4 , 1 '- - , -- - - , (doiiKlul) -Vi-t. iiovernnr. iu ury 00. ojigut 1. Sheriff, W. il, ArcJntwi.J. t,,.i. r.o oip-s.i:oii. MKCKLRMJURli. Senate. Steohn Fix. Muwmnus, J. A. Dunn, J. M. ' MONTfJOMKRY. Senate, James M. Morehea.l, Whig, no oppisitmn. ..... - . i : Commons, two Vhi!is an i one an i-ir. n io. re-j-or. DuJley 1113, Spaigbt i7.". Sh rijf, I). ak V&K. Stna'e, W. P. Pobson. Common D. W. Courts, P. RRi.berts.'anJ James Callowiy, all Viris. SpaigM's majority over Dudley about 1.. ntirr.j, iieury ... Hampton bv a majority of 10 votes uter the an buren candidate, Williau Zackirv. STOKES. Senate, Matthew R. Mo t--, (Wl.iffO n opposition. Ctunwort. Messrs. Matthews, Covington, and C.itz, Uie Hrt two Whi-s and the httcr V. R (tort rr, Dad lev J-- Soairrht HH. S.dathiel Ktooe re-elected iheritl. " ' 4 WILKES. -Soias, (f-r WilkwarJ A.slie,) Edmund Jones, Com ms, Messrs, Hnrton and Petty. Whirs. M-.j.fy for jdlev said to be large. Stierijf, Jbri J- Pryal. man. 17UUU J fc-v O i AS H A Yan P.uren Ccssmsscr elected, and a Hial ni3j r;ty for Spnight. 1 of the Poll: King Y-YVX ludcruuM; lto-f. Camn'KMl . isLAIihA. ,r 1.... ih.t catnot.stn beUejs toa't'ced lici.;e ami surgery, ins time ami at 799, Amos W.aver (i(L John V . . ray 'Sri. SiuriJ,' Jos.ph (ullespiOi (V fug.) Poll : CiiMspic 2b'J, . ... , ". ; M . u . ,v n,r ignorant for- te itio . will be excfu.nrcli devoted to the duti. of Joseph M. Boirle 1 1 '"- Roi-rt P. Knox 5?-i. 'Robert L on, 10, I. l'itzrand lob 10. ; prie-.-iext, prua . -.. t f ; - prolusion. 1 ..;!V be found at his old office, C1JRRUS ti-;er-, vv io imst u: - th Itcentatt'sii: ot mo is ior I - ' Srna'e, Christopher Melcor. Commons. William j KI'AXDRX, BIIUXSWICK and CO LU MRUS, i U3,,r tn, ; la,v,, n,5 f,n,y t. ,t in the ,ul. , op5v.,tee lost Odice. ir,rri- Kith Whis. State of th Foils: Melchor ! Ill this fcei.ntorial District, lur:iey ( A i.r;)e!ert- j m, , r,0. thv !i.-bfn.' t'e tattles of liberty;; - ... t 1 . . 1 - f .. 1.1.... 11 .. 1 1 1 f.r, v j Ilntrnin nu .". - - - IL..,f. ,y. Ii) STei-ners to ce to :vl! n-.d v.to ,V,7 rr to i;nbuo then, with a thorough knowle Mateot t:!.!. 10, vo,ioL1..v-a, , . ., ,,r,NOv vir' It :s a e -a,. : : undcniablo ft, that less-ion, but also to qualify them for any O,.on V -l1 " ' I o T itin .b'r U-A hv H ,, r J. I (V.-.Minri; ! : -el their Kteere mssen- ,r Lib. Particular regard w il be p,r u '' n -,,u "" .;: '": ' 4. " i ... i ' WCV V. 7 I.V , t;o-i of correct moral habits. Appiica S. RM'l, S-7. -Slicri?;, josena .vi icnujugaey ioot, no , . hit i .its . ,o'n ; n. -liNs .,-r:S ir.: an a-.j :n.a-r r'.te ot ior&, "imt- fPade ira neiliat'l onrM)sition. I bT ii:i I J. M. Williatuson. ( V. II.1). P' M : Chaos i :- i.-i:rnl the rights f natu-; ! '. . niJ:imr;n, ...... 'V r:.;ih S. .!.,, (V. P..) 33(i. For Gover.r. S;oi--b! j .,r Mt-itv. vv- pe-ju-y at the polls was bv no T hereby f-rwarn all persons not to trade br a county, which tonus a pirt of th.s Senii.nriai 'i.nct,. ' ... c. - v .1. 0. .. ... i- j- . t & . ... T not vet heird f--.) n) both Whi-s. Common,, Wdbain LJS, Dudley XbiJ. Hardy U a.ters, baena. f:(V., a rong the W orders of the Iri.h voters in NO I L given by iu t a Mr. illiani L. II evs, Ilar'ri and Enoch J -r.hi.., both Wbi-s. Sherif, Lie- RRUXSWICK. Xi-.y-York. uf Lincnl c"ui,i X C; sa, J n',sJ !S 1 lo n -ezer ilarne 01J, David R. CocJiran :)L John Settle Dr. Frederick J. Ui!l. (NVisij Lv a tn ijiritv of , . . , . p . , blc 10 day alter d ate. and is uat -d b u; f ; 1 i.a 13'J. orcror, Dunlev lOol. Sii-rU 0:5. ll votes over Jacob Smith (V. ii.) Stienti; Vv il- An I no-.v we would ass, who is tJ-s i ltoror r 13th of June last, 'V 'orty d !i.tis. S :. ,.,te GUILFORD. ;. liauillao'rins. Truth Teller, this fr-.nero- bdlinrtemtollenncel . n.RS obtiiii,(.d under fraudulent rireumst.ncs. and BUNCOMBE. Senate, James Gudger, the Whig- candMate, ahead, Haywood and Macon yet o hear from, but there seemi? to be no doubt of IJu.Jirer's election. Jotrimo.i,. Messrs. j I'atton and Clayton. tuh Whis. Sheriff", V. Jonea iioirwr, Dudley 11IJI, Npaight odd. lur Congress, Graham Xewland 717. BUKKEL Senate. Bdlew (Whi?) fAl't, Biker (Van) 350. In Yancey the vote stood," Baker 4l0, Riilew :.". which elects Biker from this Senatorial District. 1 Commons. Erwin 123 1. Perkins H(i7, Miller 907, Tiling 772, (all Wlns) Wi'Json (Van) :a?2, the first two elected. irrnor, Dudley 12o7, Spaiirht 515. Sheriff, Boon lis. icr Cotigress, Graham KHO, Xewland 7W. RUTHERFORD. Snmtf, Ie, (Wl.i.r) Urgg, Parmer. (V. R)21t. Xo returns ilr Comniont rs. Governor, 147S, Spaight 5S. Coji cress, Graham 1033, Newland C2G. Sheriff, Will.ins. YANCEY. . Commons, Bird (V. R) elected Ly a majority of 50 vote over Bialock, (Whiir.) (iove'riHnr, h'pnilit 5V), Dudley 110. iiwgrtss, Xewland 4:20, Graham '200. Recapitulation of the Congressional Vote: Grvii.vm. Nfwi.and. Kvo - IJJfs 1 0-0, - 7(H, 10-3, - 717, Rutherford, Burke, -Buucomiie, Yancey, - 110, 120, LING 2,171 Graham's majority 1,015. Haywood and .bcon yet j to hear trom Uraham e'ectioa is bevond a ooubt. LINCOLN. Senate, Michael Rcinhart. . f 'o?hio., Mich. Hoke, Henry Cansler, OHver XV. Holhml, and T. VvH. nil fhr Van Buren. State of the Poll: R inhirt Id", J. H. Harrv, Whi?, rt. Hoke 11 , Cancer 10";1- o! land 1 Kl, Ward BH2, J. Youtit (Van) 5-1. P. U ,b-rts ( Whiir) !';)3. S. J. Harris (do.) 75?d. Coiertwr, Spiight 107-1, Dudley Vjo. CRAVEN. Senate, John M- I'ryan: Common, Abner Hart ley and Aimer Neale. All f r Van Duren. ShriiF, John H. Dawson, (iovernor, Spaiht C0U, Dud ley 207. GREEN AND LENOIR. To this Senatorial District, William D. Mosely (V. D.) is elected. LEX I OR, Vindall Davis (V. P.) JOXES. J. W. Howard, (Whi j.) CARTERET A XI) JOXES. In this Seoat uial District, James W. Biyan (Whifj) is elected. GREEXE. Tho's. Ilohcr, Cono!ons(V. B.) CARTEIIET. Thomas .Marshall, Cui'mous (V. R.) ORAXGE. Senate, Hu-ih D. Wa.ldell, (WIot.) bv 20 votes over (Ion. Alison (V. 15.) : Corneo-'Ms. Win. Gra ham, Nath. J. Kinir, and John 15oni. (Wi k,) r.nd jJrdm Storkard (V. P.) Poll: Gri'nr- i:rS, Kmr 1321. Sfockarl 1250, 15 oo 12U, li-k"r Tho whole Whi Ticket elected CL J --voor intheS-nate,nnd Messrs Iat!uv.v f n:i'l Moore j in the Commons. Maj-mtv f.r I;r''-y 103. j Nf ) RT 1 1 A M P'fOX. ' Th w!n! Whi-r Tiek' t e'ort-d Col. M.-:,dv ; in the Senate, and M"rs Po-:' !! and Garv. Com- mons. Majority lor I) i !!oV ".51. RERTIB ?ev. W M h .eo. (. ..) hv 07 v.t over Chrgv (W ) J' i':i"'n, Jo'jo L nd "'r- i I . !. Srell'-T ( . 15.) - " ,,nn ."1 iincc PoLL, L e ."o7, S;el!r "ill. T!-tu:i--o (W.) 111., C AM DEW 1 D.ivid Pritchnrd.(W.) DudW -100. S u-'-i 10. . ROBESOV. ' Mer. Untonnnd O. . I e'on ( v .?.) -..v-v! P-B: Wit-".! rC", Tir. 5L X- T. S oit: (Wf,?!:) -I') !, A. S. MeKinny (WlaSPJ. Nriit M'Alplun, SheriHT. ! I. UA ! f i. M . So.'to. William Alhri; iif, ( Whi.V'V a mnieri tv of 111 vr.fcs uvrr Mr. I'.iosh" : C eon-!, S. Mr-irnh in. J. S. (Infli-ie an ' U. j. tu th" twofirsl Whi 's, iin j t!l l.)- Y;rt IV ir--. n-dl : M'(1,,.ii':i!,;r: r ?". f .'url'u i. .":1. 'O.' (W.) 11. Riv- - (V. E.) 71:), Ke-i (V. P..) CJe. Du llev's u:aj rity -'JHo votes. RAX!K)LPH. c T.l !- 1 : ,rrn . : Uf.,IK.,W? Cnn,,,,,,. M;-l,,el C,v:o,d Wm. 1 Ii. Lane all lor Whi'-. CUM fiFJl LAX P. I S Miate, Duncan Me('..rniiek, bv a -aioritv of 00- vote over J. McK"Than. Mr. MC. i rm- : sidered a Y.01 Purenite. but stands ph ie I r . voto ; f r a Whi- Senat r, if Dudley i-' ebvted G .vnor. '; f V,i.io..ni T 1 J 1 1 ti frcir-rl ti 11 l ! i 1. ' M 1,,M : nrinwortJi 900. J..nli.i 7. O. ( .it:nu- .) .j-u. x or uf.iiui,cMi.i cw, '.'u-i- , ley 500. n,l ; m iinr;f v nl .? V i .t;s . -VMT Rulx'rt Mi"! fin. .. , - - . . . w - , i . ROnnSO and RICMMOXD. To this Senatorial Dit 1 set. Gvi. Alfi' d Dorkerv I ! h.TS 4 1-', 11 ini-a . - k " I'Jl, E. J WAiic. Senate, Samuel hiii'k'r.(V. R.) Cnmm in. W'-stun R. Gale.-, (Whi:) William II. Haywood, jjn., and Nathaniel G. lt.iud (V. il.) A.XSOX. Senate, A bsoloni Mvers, TS1. no opposition. Oatn:iv)Os. John A. M'R 1, 1(3'2, J)hn Grady, ()). Dr. T. D. Parke, 5fb). T i first two eleet ed. 'Sherifi, Y. Aallen 5SD, G. D. Boctran 4G-?, L Little 1277. CASWELL Jtuies Kerr, Senate, witliout opposition. Lit tleton A. Gwyn,and Wil'iatn Lea, Commona. Tho rn ti L. Lea, Esq., SherilT, without opposition ROCK! XG 1 1 A.M. . ' D.ivi 1 S. Reid, Senate, without eipposition. P'lihp.L In o, and ll ke Rrasvvell, ComviOTis. A II lor Yiia Uurea? Sheriff, 3Iajtia livbetts. Wl.i.r f.!.r-1.- 1 Ii,- i i -lei iri iin.-irifv in-tM- t1:..t- : i iv ..'P S1 I'.a-i . 7 rr RECAPITULATION. Ia:r.isc.TiRK. - CovkhnoR. YJt!r. V. lturoi. Du.Uey. Spfi'mht. 3 SOS . 5(U "3 71 1.179 2 102 079 4 " 077 Sl 1 2 43 511 2 " o77 31 " 2 U2 073 3 Sfit fT'i 3 ISO 71G 1 " :?;h) mj. 3 " 755 236 1 2 210 15 4 ' 1012 117 3 " 12-7 00 " 3 2'17 Ck'.) " 1 192 r, - 1 1 maj. 150 1 3 Bfil 01 4 1 1237 1132 4 " liAX maj. " 1 ' 111 maj. 1 1 " 22S 120 3 33fi 4v9 3 " ,r02 241 1 " 40 12 3 r;;o ooo 1 2 23d -10 1 " maj. 27 1 " 350 123 2 AOS 507 n. 1 " 2 " 2 " 043 227 4 bi;0 li'J5 3 " ltH0 112 3 1 0 52 02G 4 ' 123 2J? " 4 nrj. 153 3 1 620 tOO ti 1 1 3 " 1257 515 1 "1 110 500 4 " 147 5 1074 2 " 1191 T33 2 " I(i."i7 93 3 " 1017 271 "3 110 1007 3 o!A) b35 3 1 1H 475 Counties. Fnnklin, EJrrecomb, Xas'i, Granville, Pitt, Washington, U'arren, Johnston, Wavne, Hyde, Baaufbrt Tyrrell, C-iluiribus, Rowan, Dav idson Craven, Lenoir ) and I 1 Green, S Senator, Wake, Orange, Halifax, Carteret ) and 1 Sen Jones, Bertie, Northampton, Camden, Cumberland, IVrc-on, Bladen, ii-unswick, Robesm and 1 Sen Richmond Cabarrus. Meek! '-..burg, Randolph, Ch:tliam, Iredell, Surrv, Stakes, Wilkes, i mid 1 Sen. Ashe, S Burke i and 1 Sen. Yancey, S Ruthrif.rd, Lincoln, Bimcoir.be, Montgomery, Anson, Caswell, Rorkiunrhatn, Guilford, Gl 20,120 21,179 Whig majority, 13. Majority for Dudley, 7,941. GCT" We have concluiled to notice the Truth Tel ler, a paper in the interest of the foreign Catholics, an ( fConu II organ published in New-York city. In corn-iiv.-iitiiitr a few we-, ks s;;icc. en the pernicious influence a nature as not reTliy to anect the r.iatcricljucts &s q will sh ..v, Ins ben the occasion tor this Truth I Teller to Murt out on t: a torrent of the rnot coarse, ungen- l' ',n',!-':''"- prsnna! alni-e. Instead of disproving our Ticts, t .. E':tr i f tint foreign lurking print would lain it a?:vars o ervvh-hn with tiieir Billingsgate , scurrility. If th Truth Teller exp cts us to reply to 1 i's vuli'-r pors-'!ial'.tits. it his rreatly miscalculated ; ' tr- kno-c our own staaJhur, and have not ios-t our self' r. "pt ct. W. ssert-l that 1 powerful mTience i exerted over f) ,j ticil tl--.-t.nv of the nort:i.rn cities bv f-i-et'cn- frs 1 foreign vot'es. Tlte a.-tul:' ! og ;c: -in..f the Tr-th Tci.r mt.cs diis Act with some fimu-y sophisms trying t nr.iv-' that fort i 'nrrs nrc not freiq-:o rs ; that far- rs xvho vote arc n.ter-v-.ts. May we noie.v ,-:,., ;,t learne-i Dogberry !! But what U the fact! .r.,, t,,0usanil Ir:h Catho;:c vot.-s.i--e cast in the city v .... v.-rl- v.-l U f.rti:.r i-!..rn-ea thit these , , , ,t. , hr - i ! ' 'AMvLN r.;ye.i ,i:v.n! "Zt vers. leaving a disconsolate nor,nt voters are led up to tn- ylU m DH,..t f wia.(U. o;p chiH to lynv:n? k;s Treves by their Priests 1 Priest liood owing allegiance j rj.utiy, in Iret'eli county, verv su .lder.lv, 'Tr. MEL-.-.iritual and temporal, too, to a potentate !,(": i.u'es j '1X .j!LU a very worthy and respectable gemlemstn, r.-ini United SMI s. Not to s'iude ivirticol 1 ; i - to xls-u! v- rs. f iim t'ie United Sr.it s. Not to aliu.lc mrticm . 1 to the fact, that these 10,:00 voters frequently hivecrow-J.- r. ua l the b.;!l..t-lo.x and repulsed th-. n itive citi- .!- by f.rce.lo tliey n..t exert in :iUMiLrr,-.i:d bv their j driile iservilitv, a powerful l-dluvnce vrr the johtical j destinv of New-York ! We .trfthnt t.es voter, are rf isniers fr is ttrrs hy t rtf.fn 7-rs by '- ; uratio.i. so fir forth as they hue any for' is 'trs 1:1 their iiostilify to the laws -f th:s country, nn-.i tint the votes which they give are r: ' i-'u'ly c ':W fnrt :gn totrs notwi'h:-in linir the " sreat :n;,t-iy" in wn'c!i t.ns eXpress ion is involve.! " 111 the ,-ast c.:nvr.-;i-:r.!on c t -ubtle Llit-r of t.'ie Truth Teller. Y- t, after all, i - 1 4 ! . f,-..,'..-,:. t-.-iiil.: I. T.- i l.' to slippose Vsi the nntivt- oms u Atn-nca, v;ho; mVl. bsv.n ,,,rn anj raise. 1 uiv'.er tne iree iiiM..ui:-. fur whic . our fit uers fou iht and bLv'. have no an--ct 10:1 tnon ra :se! in i.T-aerT'C- pud - i ertion conrxired with ;:l;!r- :i nul free. v:iO-;i our v." ire W mv c in ;e s'C:i-; n .it i, It. u- ill'- iv. that the NVyraii- Oil 11 w-1 orK as to o vert . A citiz !)" ivn hid it moreover, from the Without doutit. a lew y nrs pan at- v. j ....... t hordes of peinylvs h'tlf-tarvel Irish emigrants, who i.,festour northern c:ranl w.is saved trom th - bor- rors can.- ed IiooJi Aever, uam- '' - - ot 1 -mine s-ieiy (. K-uiu'i - - - -" . . . t-c 1 .1 ? whom he now insults with bis insol-nce and vnlri-'IIE subscriber having qualified at the August nd U thevoiceof-hepressoff .iscountrvtobe aw- : -uy ..u, .x - ' , f , t - . . f r nf .1 .serh Lout, deceased. berbv rer.ie.ts 11 into i!encebvt v. tjra wimcr looiso. n urein iTieai-, - r- . - , " mio-n ni-t u . bavin-r claims a-ainst the Estate cf the de- r . 1 . 1 y-fc 1 . po m ortiv u ,11 t r 1 - - In our remarks wlech have been provoked by the in- i or tnjs n,,tice will be plead irubar f their recove solence ot the Vnn Brren, O'C mnell orran. we do n t rv p,.rs,lIH indebted to sai 1 Estate are rques by any means inelule vry many of the Irish gentle-" iPt j0 (rake immediate payment. The sub-r riher men in our country, lrdind imy point with pride to ' attend at the late dwelling of tliedece.ased, on the her statesmen, her heroes, and hor oatriots. Thousands seccond Saturday f Septemler next, for the pur ot her sons are scattered over our country, of whom juxe of returning to tber rightful owners vtj.-h pa anv n--.t: .n mi dit be proud. Rat most melancholy would pers as were in the harr's the deeea.ed C.-.r col i r. ,M trt lw indeed of bv that iir- lection. UA IU LU.b, A;'V.r. oorint, irolect rabble of reuegades v liO infest oar lar-e 1 u e 1 or iht n'ii'- - v - . -York; and mr-t b iter To the "e.ssteeined friend " we have only to ..y r.! present, that he has undertaken the defence of ino- t :i he ic co-:rpo!ent to: and further oftciousness on h: - ..:! shall be visited by a lessou which he will remember it his dying' hour. TEXAS.' We publish iu our parv r nf to-oay. thn r.loneent c.r- i cutar in behalf of Texas, Ly Mnjor-Grem Hunt, J the Tex tan Armv. We comrn; nd :! to the esneci :i! ,t- tent ion of the" Eiao ar.d Grnrois," the ci-lv-.' 3 and cnterprisinfr. Ran !y :n th annaU of the ',' :s sucii a field as Texa now nr.. i nu, been o!.r u- .ti friends of liberty wlierver her bi.ancr is ur.'ailed, t; sina ize their devotion to her euise From tlie last accounts the M n ctns appear to be d a state of reat confusion. The tsii..5cf the IVdVral Governuiput established ;n 1S2L are rising1 in strenjt;i in the ditferent ile.xican St .tes : the pmizans of Srr.i Ana are removed from cfTu iv.d the Mexicans are to hate, enough to do lor a :::j- ,n taking care of aiTairs at home. No iavo.T)c:u v. i'Jpassib!y take v'.v before fall against Texas. 5" We have received the Au-!is? ' Southern Literary Journal.'" and a n- x t ; TABLE OF CONTEXTS: Original Artict, s. On th. V.&ts of V. -Rev. J. D;eu:-ian, D. D.; Th Inilu. nee of . it - c srs to ; It.d;..n Poo's of tije Eilite ' .No. O. by A,rs. E. F. H!;s:; C);i M.ricle.-.V. J tliwtl.orn, A. L::".'.-irv Co uci.en-: f ... .v- of Health, The F'u.-.t.i'n ot Youta; R,:: : r ; The Bsnis.hei? L . c .ar. -1 ; The- F.r-- Ai.--; i ogy ; On the E;t : s-e-i.i r :t ,.f a Fr. 1- m : : tomy and Pu s -y m ourlitc-rarv - - ; T o- Ts .. ; Jt'rom enr Arm-ehnr. Misc.-!:-n:-i . t-v tiair,. S ':.r. thieau ; The Sv:'N?rn Me.ra! Lnti .-J:rj Joe.'n-'l; Cehen's Xti!ce of Fiers!i :-.i:i 1 .iV- Cimpalp? 'ihs 0i Wn!:! an.! the New ; or a Jom-! ot L d-v;i.-i,s a '.-I Oenatkm.', nn.';.- o-i a tern- n Eurot, l.r,-to, the Pirate ot tit- CJ uJf; The Fnm.iv Maxzi ; D c !.. w,, ..i !,. n .,.,.,. 1 ".:.., . . ... i.v..., i.1i.(nLii.'ii , lies v riin.ii ai UjC varaTO cf a bautifal Boy. LATE FROM FLORIDA. The Tdlaha-.-e Floridiaa of the 30th n't. says": " An E vjuess v;t yesterday received hv th Fe ( iifive, stating that a body of tour t five hundred hostile i:diais, have crossed the Chat tahoochoe u'-ar McCrar. I V rry, on their way to Fl oridia. The Cieorgiu V(.:u itvirs had sharp enco'i -tr-rs with V e n on Saturday and Monday last in o. th of whit h they were repui-e ! with some loss in killed and wound rd. Th'-y havo since been reinforced a: J are again i:i pursuit. Tw. armd ?tea uers m s fven despatched ii the river to prevent the return of th Indians. CIov. Call has ordered one hundred and fifty tnouiit'l men to repdr to the scene .;etion. It is repi ,-rted that Capt Jcmian who di-ti .. trsh ed himself on a former occasion, was among the slam. Extract cf a Letter to the Editor, dated " TAiLAn -src, (Fla.) A u oust 2. A s nail party of L. i:;.ns, say SO to 3-5, .nad their appearance on the Oc a' ut 41 .oil - of t!ds p':i.-e more or le, I ir week, kii.e.1 J mn, took oil .1 Roy about 12 or 1 1 years old, and bu: nt ! Hon. It i-5 alop;nd thv tniiW rft C.. -,'. tV- lady of th " liouse. Cant. Fisher's Company, Ma tioned at Gamll.-'s phtntatsou, went i i to pursuit f f then r--d Fucceeded in rescuinT the I. and re coveri' ;. th- spoils. Thev tied into a neiuhor- ing ' f Oi. PARTED THIS IdFR, In this Ceiri-v, on i'ip l'2t!i instin after a protrae'ed illness, the Rev." JOHN 6 FIRE WALT, of the Luther an Church. In S.irry county, on the 10:ii instant, Mr. LOUIS T. V n-rf-.A iovi tie atfetioanco of iMegatrs iVt.r.i the several oni' ties, interested in the to be brou,'ht Iki re the Peopf, nt Iv e.van ntloTs'Mice of F) deontes ! Y'. t:1 ? ot ( ' r r - our citizens m eon u ir to a sr;h nr.ri r:t di-imt couclusioa on the matters then to acted on jonx ;ilt-:s 1 1. c joi;s, F. SLATI3R, P. CR. ICE, C. FISHER, A f 0 l(y 5 ? EXPECT FU L LY informs his old friends that he h is veturood ho" e and resumed the prac- Apprentices Wnnled . -r" TWO Rys are warned at tuis Onice, as ap "? nrenlices to the Printing business. Active , 1 ,y o-o i-n.O. ho nruC r. n.A - , . .1... ,r,,"tc( -TrTi -di t.. n-'t. .t dje ot tl.3 r.ro- InisinHSa in af to the cuiMva- tion snoa! . be July, CAUTION! j wilJ nif pay j Au..m-t 10, lc..6. JOSEPH HAINES. t A f 2 us : : i t ra t o r ot i cc. -..j iJ,B,p!l!,i.iWi;tP,!t.. 1.,.- . . -.- ,oo AUGUST, -JU, tcovr tu. j cities, an3 rrcre ?pncially New-Yi J ly mivrht her -cntl j.nen om:)lai:i ; i r 1 "4 1