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WAsHrNGrox' Cry. April 80, 1915.
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WASHINGToN CITY, hprll 81, 1919.


Messrs. Ediiora+Virginia Elections. nS.--1he
late elections in Qd'OId Dominion have gone for
the Democracyf the congressional districts 50
far as heard frot, give the following results lst
District, Akin lonl Democrat; ID. Dromgooe,
Democrat; 4tl5 Hubbard, Democrat; 9th. Sed.
don, Domocra$ 1h. Barley, Democrat; Sth.
Hunter. Democracy; 9th. McCorty, Independent
Wing; 10Th. lcqs, Democrat. Tho other dis
tricts have elec ID democrats, so that the dooga-
ton to tho next congress will probably be four
teen Demorra1phd one Wing. a Democrat gain
of three. The leg stature will also be Demo-
cratic, thus socuNn to that party United States
Senator.


War EEcitentt.-Tho late news from Eng
land by the CaId dia has put tho political circles
in quite a fermett.S do not regard the news as
very war-Iike. tho British Government are only
putting out a fefierEhcre is too much display.
too much bomba}t, f4 hos.Hls intentions. Presl-
dent Polk but echoed vthe voice of the nation, in
declaring our rAht 10 Oregon to be 'cear and
unQueslionable' aA ye are not TO bo frightened
from our position Pompous braggadoco -
John Bull has too nj sagacIty to want to hight
Brother Jonathan il earnest, being twice whip
ped is often enough. t is said the President has
consulted with lis dkbnet on the subject, and
their determination is 10 adhere TO the Presidents
inaugural declaration kn relation 10 Oregon.


Merico.-We are i have no war with this gov
ernment, and our rec }nt difficulty with the Brazil.
ian government has cen amicaby adjusted.-
The city of Mexico hs been visited by desola.
ting earthquake.


Appointmenis.-A tong the late changes no.
,ce the appointment


IngersoI, of Penn. be Minister to France.


EImoro Of s. c.. England.


Stiles of Geo. g Charged d. Affairs to
Austria.


Davczac of N. Y. RI" I" " :"
Hague.


Ellsworth of Ind. I" {"
Stockholm.


Shields of ILL., mas ftcceeded Blake in the Land
Office and EIIswortEt 4III soon resign in tho Pat
ent Office. "


Some removals ha{N been made among the
clerks, based upon ihef failure 10 pay thoir detts,
incompotency &C., 9TH frs may bo expected.


Nep Official Organ ERtcnie & lIciss take the
Globe establishment II a day or so and will call
the new paper the 'Ent turcr'; it will bo conduct
ed with ability and vii be the organ Of the pres
ent administration. |air & Rives retire in az
fluence. The Madison Ean is to be called the u.
States Journal and fins to be the exponent of
what is called the Young Democracy


PiHSburg.-The inscriptions for the relief of
the sufferers by the latf fire in Pttsburg amount
already to aboul Sl5WOOO, and will amount to
nearly, if not quite, hat million--this is honor.
able; on such occasionsl we find Out we arc of one
brotherhood.


loIcd.-lhe people of this territory refuse to
come into the Union uIl lier the late act of Con.
gress. objections being bad, TO the boundaries, as
prescribed by that act.


Naral.-The sloop oI war Vandalia lately ar.
rived at Norfork infected with the yellow fever,
which was contracted al Portau Prince she had
lost nineteen of her C 6w. The steam vessel
Princeton and others be \gng to tho Navy have
sailed with sealed orje by are destined, it is
supposed to the Gulf of eo.


7eras.-TEere is no bt but that Mexico has
made proposition, throll the British Minister
TO Texas proposing 10 reed Mise her independence
on certain conditions. 'ARKANSAS,'


hhre and HeH.-Wnshangt Irving, who has
not been heard from so Id q, and who it was
supposed, was among the passengers in the miss
ing packets. is, we are happy to SEQ by tho news
papers, alive and in good hel lth at Madrid. This
will be pleasant nows to our Government at Wash.
ing,on.-[M Y. Sun.


Western Produce.-Wittin two weeks past.
(snys the Baltimore Patriot tf The 18Th ns, y over
six hundred hogsheads of Western tobacco have
been brought into ;his mark5 BY the way of the
Susquehauna rail road. Be5 5des this, quite a Iaroe
amount Of other Wester4 produce has been
brought in oil the same road, amongst which was
upwards of 10000 pounds Western bacon.


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