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egy of war, should trouble come as is now threatened, the educated talent of its graduates, scattered over every county of the State, will prove a bulwark of defence against all the assaults that may be made against our citizens or its institutions. The anniversary celebration at the Barracks was opened this evening with a handsome display of fire-works, and followed up with a number of appropriate addresses. Navigation has been resumed on the North river branch of the James River and Kanawha Canal, the damage by the recent freshet not having been as great as was anticipated. The work of completion to "Jordan's Point" is progressing slowly — so slowly that there is now no hope of making a finish this year. The Law School of Judge Brockenbrough, assisted by Col. J. W. Massie, of the Lexington bar, opened last week with about 30 students. Allow me to correct your statement of the vote of this county. The official vote is, Bell 1,231; Douglas 641; Breckinridge 361. B.
The election. --None of the eleven unheard from counties were received yesterday. Some official returns, however, correct some errors in former reports, making Bell's majorities 17,644, and Breckinridge's 17,955.--Breckinridge's clear majority 111, The remaining counties gave Letcher 570 in 1859.
Tennessee. --The Nashville Banner of Saturday last says: The returns received yesterday removed all doubt as to the result in this State. As far as heard from there is a not gain for Bell sufficient to overcome the large majority against us in 1859, which was 8,031, and have over 1,200 to spare.