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ENGLAND. i
n .,. f lionr.l of Trade for
the month cndim. LK c. ftth, show a decrease i
in il.e export of 2,(KM,tl'J0 steniu
M.-s.r. Morewood & Ko'ers, iron nn;r
chant-, London, Lave failed tor upward of
jl Mi.m O. Their assets are laro.
The London Times created coti-idcrable
excitement advocaiiu. in the coldest forms,
the immediate removal of Lord Uti.lau from
the comman I of the army, on the ground o!
incompetency. The times is also rijrcrou.
ly engaged "in wiitinj down the mini-try,
a'tid indi..ts that tlie Marquis Ibilbousie,
the present Covcrnor i,f India is the only
i., an capable of the position of Minister ol
Vr.
1'ho (hir-en h.vs wiitlen an autitrrardi let
ter, sympathising with the
diora.
ounded sol-'
FRANCE.
Tht subscriptions to the new loan were curred on the . 1 1.0 uamage in uain
oi.oned on the -Jd. A consideralle amount bur was estimated at ahout 40,00tt,0;)0
V) from F.n.-land. - mark-. In Hanover much damage was
The French Ualtie fleet has been order- do.n- and many lives lost,
ed 1o rea-P!iiUe at l'.re-t and i'lierbur-. ITALY.
t r.m ...iri il ditr'i. unf The Fieueh arm v of occupatiou in the
T- . ...I.f.i.i...
an'JuiHa uuiu ...v- in., -iii-i - - -
I ranee re in m , -
An itnnirn-e denial. 1 m-ted for spare in .
the Orystal Palace for the exhibition of
product's and manufacture. A new ealle-
tt ha been ordered to be added ti tl.a '.
b'uildio .
' s:PIV
The Spani.-h covemiut nt is said to look
U'.v on the En"!ih proposals to enlist.
r the w ar. The l'uke of S rilino
soiJiirs l.
auccecds Carado as minister of l iuauecs
T'.'T'.p'' ft rdroium T.mrji.
KR1VAI. OF THF sTT VMKR PA( 1FIC.
THE CZAR AITEPTS THE ((.MMTIONS:
Nl.'.V Yt RK, .Tan. -").
The Ami r;.:in ma"! .-te.nner I'acifie ar
rived here tl.is niort-i: g with Liverpool dates
f tl.e lata i:i.-t., one cl: later thau former
advic
II
news
;.- of the greatest interest atiu
la ; o t i.e.
The Cur hn uneoi.diti i.a'i
the four guarantees, but his
dj'i' ted.
ll.i-tKitie-c-jt.tiuue urn i.a': - J
acc it, d
iccrity is
'arJiiiia
La-jjlseJ the Vtura powers.
TIT. EA.-TLUN vjl LSTIOV.
The Fa-ttru .riesti.:i ha a-sutned
an
e:ttrclv u.-w and mo-t impoi taU 'ha.-e.
Tha Cx .r has acce; t-J not only the four
juinti of the ijuara: tee, but the interpreta
ta:ion tber.-of. a- i xj.'ained iy England,
France 3L 1 A-st.la ; I ut no armi-tice lia.-b-
cu r:r.ii,t?d. r i: 1 ( u"ly ho:til.t:os
i u t- l '
ft i.' ,ul ::al
i- u:,eo'.
i: :-i cai.t
it i- ;
w ... tber I' J-sia's
. .ti jiia!, c r ace
said
accjinpa
. Th-j im
( was t
aft .rwards
.pl..iia:;o:i
)! t!,-; lii--
v -o Cti-o,- - r ' eei.t.,
t , :.,r' f. I'l :t
but
PlU-sia b .- c'.;-U.' '1 1
th - E" o j-, L,i! -c.-.
) tj -lcs
for
a mi.i
the.:
k in
eseiit
t." icrc :,-e L- r iriny.
'msr IV i ha hns ,-r(,e to I
Crimea and
t'-f Rus-i-n- i.aw rcro ed the
L triuL.-.
kva the
.viced
iced -l I'jI r-jJ-cl.a tind re!
rf Tu'l-e'sa and 15 j! idach.
TL- vi
Cf, to the
jut', j ru
A Seba-f'f il a.s ui.ch ingf d
' 4
rLoj.h th re Lave been re-
or-
t r ,t- c-; !'.r".
ti:e lai t-'T.
TL r p:'t. j it.ia-i.u jf the DiLrad.-cLa
j.rt.i-s ii.-- tfol.
..I.AMi.
Tie Lou-t if Mel.-.-r, IK'.cerinj' m .. Co.,
Lit.- fa. !
several t:.tt heavy failures are reprted.
Arij.rij tUtii .l!c.-r.. lU-ter. n Drotncts. in
t mS.u trade, ao-i M-s-ra Albjtt, Not
t.n.-baio A Co. fhawl rn, rchiti!-.
'I Tie it--;r;.tr Pacirc ran into r.i. 1 unk
il- bri? Conut'uiai in ti"-' M-r-ey. Her
r.r.-o as va.avd at Xi ).'" U st.r..n.'.
The '.itier Citorje Ciiit.ini was 1 j-t in the
Eiie, a--d itllu IJ eiJj.alW live
were io t.
se os:. u -r.yi i:.
The r-'po't-d loss c ; sii" r. U'-or;e
Car.niav, frm New-Yrk fsr Hi::.bur;. i
e luf.raied. at.d it isiJi J.'e i that aii "ti
biirJ, inclnliiT i) pa--f uj-rs. peri-l.ttl.
i pa:-.r" at,i pa-. :'. r' baj,".' from
.- wrrc. tiaJ been a-he.l a-nre near
Ifo laolao !. which is ail that is rc:n y
iiiiwa '( h -T.
A de-t-'iich from Iirai'.jw, Jjimry &th,
H's the I'.j--ia'is h ive crvrel the I'ariuhc
a.i i it Tiled tlie 1,'ohr jd-cha ; and bare
taken T ilt -,'. a;, 1 V, i. i.'h. ?'ii Pacha
dtf.'udi.'d T4.tix a ivti ; as po-ibie.
l'ru-sta Lai aii't't'i the "lemar.d of
Aj-trta for t:i- reorauiiitiou of tin I'ru
,1 i army, by a r.t.-ai to d to at present.
T. T'.'ard t, th.- -p : of ha-t',U'j, tri-Kti'-t
oftic'ai de-p-itcn pabli-h- d by ti.e
1 tj'a ij'jH-rrtin, tit. mari otily that
: h Lis alr-'idy been re'-eived vu ."t. 1'e-Ur-'jU'g
A de-pitc'-i from M-.n-chlkoff. date i Jan-
r.rT sat- L-oti.inj i.ew had occurred.
The Ku?.-:ari e"t.tir.ued to annoy the allies
ly t.i.'ht s.i:..-, in 'i.r ot th'--e thy had
ta'seti ta-n Kr.-a.'b pri .t:en. 1 he weather
cout.'r.ued tiv van.
'J h ?!);. T al mt cnstruetia a rail
n Jro'n I' i'- 1. 1 ' n t j the can. p. J i,c Sire
of ti.e tbi.-s ot.'inti''). but very fecb.e. and
t a - -' ".r" y anv ; lmaf. j jjp -i-.-kncas
ii. tl,j aio'-s' tamp w as on tuu ircrea-p.
TI." '. i--:an jen-M ef.i-tr j' tn.'
a 1,i id re of t o-its t-j ci.ti'- t tnc vity of r
-' ol with the forts '-ii the t irtti ei -e o!
tb harbor.
11- rft ts V ' re iti
the 1 : , t S-v
Ihf r port oi i m.t
Omar Fat I. a . Iti
r 1 re i ati tit at I'aril, on
a-t i, 1 fo'l.-n, tat
'inn ti'Tal i.i '.i' f.
bari.i J on tii" h-rt fir
Jialaklava. having
ta.., ti st' ; s f, i. riti' a
f .rce of -'l.1 (' in.
n un d sixt v -.'lies into th't
I'risi.-s. J'. ti t h -".-ari i 'i ;.r,.s i:a'lal
la'.'l. d sit V. -p it rta.
I'ritiee M. n-1.1k .T i- r'j-ort. .1 t,
ca,'.. d ill l is ! ta' h. l e i'ps.
Ij.nertii ( -t n-ae1 n was wtit.'tr;
ino en.e.i's i f th Turks it Ku;.ato:i.i
etirr -jii st hi. i, was i i n su:-it.-itl.
the
the
d. '1 !.,
fill, , s
f J
li li.
ii ,j a ry w a i
.- a-s.uu.1 of .
.-A.-1
v a " -
t ii a :
tu ',!
Bp '.Il
tte: t.ll
v. i
I l Ol I. J t:. r.
I1
I l ie
,f I
J 111. in. t.'w
on sofive d ai . t
!
: 1
sut nlies at
v a-!--;
Atiotlnr t in..-t
I, ,1
'I t!
Iiiack Sea, eau-ii',;
sh'iis c,f the llntt-u t
t ...
a.-tcrs.
'titlCAT I. Ill
Vstrious riiinor. ars ;
ehan e io t h" ( ' i iiiri'-t, I
V !
ti ,-lt
ol tl.
Ii itar
r.-lia bie.
(Iti ih- I'-'i'ilh" Liverr-.i! Mil Atii'il -hi
Ch itnl.t r ol (' j.ii.tierc' pre.setiU-.J an ,.d ,r.--s
to Lrd Id 'in, c.iii'piliiieii'iii him for tlie
ran be bad i.l en iu mo oti itin Ihe r. ci-
ji'o tily treaty . L'vrd L. made a sjneehonth
lb.' , ite...,,, u.
'I I, r ip ii. J ti.t-duti in r f the Cnit.' !
bta'.L.s iu l-w jnstut u. iciill ci cxe.u. 1
much lew attention than imStii navo ueen , v
exneclt'd. The London ! treuts
question with great candor and fairness ;
an J submits that the United Sutes must al
low that such an offer of mediation may We
declined in any special case, and no disre
spect he iniplie'd. It is free to 0110 party to
otfer its friendly services, and equally free
to the other not to accept.
1'lt ASi K.
The news from Fraucc i of no special
interest.
The Emperor reviewed a detachment of
the Imperial Cuard on toe '.Mi, previous to
their embarkation for the Crimea.
A rumor was in circulation that the Em
peror of Ilussiu had sent an autograph let
ter to the Emperor of France, making pro-
posala for peace.
msM.VNY.
A terrible iuundatinn from the Elbe, OC-
.1 nil II
K.imnn Stati'-. la
. .....
l.i be reduced below
- - - ,
-Jo.uuu men.
Letters from Vienna say the convention
b tween Austria and France for sccurin.-
the tranquility of Italy has not been sincJ,
l,or 'l until the treaty of Keeiu- .
bir hall reMilt in U offensive alliauce be-
twt en the powers named.
The conduct of Prussia and the (.1
plates was stiil tijuivoeal.
THE VEKY LATEST UV TEI.EU11APII.
l'AIits, ID ocloek, 1". M , Saturday.
A courier bad ju-t arrived from 15uci'a-re-t.
and confirms the'aecount that the war
on the I.tuubc bad recommenced. '1 ho
Kussians in force bad cros.-ed the river
above Tulschi, defeated the Turks and t..k
the town. yken the intelligence left, they
were marching on t Kachim. 'Ihe -1-li
iuns no i.ol interfi le.
Tiiese reports caused some consternation.
'
A HE WE 10 U TIIC CZAIl OHTIIE AL-
LIES.
A writer in tie- N. Y. Cui icr thinks the
rural population of thin couutry desire the
success of the Allies, iboush a diffcrciit
feiliug lnav prevail ill the cities. He says :
I think the universal Sentiment of the peo-
pie in the country i that of earnest hop
that the Allies may succeed, and thi, not
beeause of sympathy with or aflinity to
Enirlaiid, fr all such rc.ic ot tatheriand
i-ted but a faiut fow years after Colony
kl't Crown, but of the cairn judgment of
our people to the riuht, of th. ir as.-ociatiou in
at:v conl'ii t with tlw.-e who use war with the
attribut" of couraje arid humanity, of their
belief founded upon what they have made
investigation that the Allies have thrown
themselves between the oppressed and the
oppressor. This seiitinn nt i perhaps strong
est with 'he American portion of ur popu
lation stronger in field and farm than in
village ; but that it exi.-ts with an earnest
cordiality, and an intense nsoeiation of sol
icitude, there is jrood proof and through it
exists but in the converse and eominumca
ti ,ii of quiet citUns though it is but la
i.., t now. it can be aroused to shew itself.
Jt waJ at Erxinton. not Eoston, that Free-
'join Srst roJsed itself.
The vcrv foclin.' which blends with the
Turk r,o'., ii of the cia.-s of p'jhlie tluught
v. hich it: .! y years ticcc was arrayed aa.nt
the Turk air! f'.r the lireek', tin-Is the voice
of ih'-! orator and of the j r ss. and the purse
of the liberal, was given to aid the oppress
ed : and when Cvron became identified
with the -trti
a i.li.-e i.i t:i
;'f( Il 'ive l.n.lsb poet
affections of t ;e American,
tlu. even bis won
rful creati tis .jf thought
C i ii t.o
be,..sme
hive achieved. A Ii i now the 1 urit
he optTesH"!. The knout is held
ov-r the " -beirt,
for." I
found i. -the
side of t
k man, and the American
ttii tr and for'ivin' the just, is
re it bea's vvir'a int. -'rify -on
e wcaX
nd b.-etius,; Kn-land
is fi.htijii; with a brav
tt-.nal honor to o'.r out
ry that 'ives ad,!i
i ujLIp tnniPj of Ile-lu-c-
it t nehes Us
: jtionarv war
v,
wiiat they -ubdut'd, the .'rent public opin
i ,n. the vol'".' of llio ll-piiUic, is with her
a u
ir her in the stru'-.te.
FUF.
JN" Mil.ITAKY Ct.iIdl'ANTbl.ti
b:15AMi:L.
15.,.-T'iV, Jan. 13. Iu compliance with
the recou.meiidati.iii of Governor tjardner.
in his i:.es.-a-e to the Legislature, the fol
lowing military companies eoinpo-ed of for
ci.'ticr'. have been disbanded, vit : 'I he Co
lau.lia Artillery, " apt. t.'a.-s ; Wel r Ar
tii. cry, Captain Mciiium ; .i-1 i , Arti.li ry,
.Jack" or M-k. tiers, C.-ipf. l'l t,r, of I.',-v.,-,1;
IV: j'.i 'jujris, Ct.pt. J.in . ham, cf
I.iwrt.'t,ce : Jacksotl Ijuaru-, Capt. Iiiscoll,
of W ,! -t. r.
'Ihe 1 iltlin ore Ati'.ttc-m say.- : 'I Let
di-Laii'.in of Military a.--ociati.ji.-, compos-
d tjii-iu-ively of fvtei.'n..rs or ol natural
Iz.d citizens, imets wit!, approval nn,rwj
.-yen tlfj-e who are oth-rwise or j .sed to the
Know-N'oth l i' n.ovcmu.t. We have tiiwnv-r,-'tir
b-d t,:h cran z itions as u'lV.i-e and
in., j'.itic, an 1 to le .li-eotira.-e'l tijion tin-broaJc.-t
r-.utid-of .ropri'.fy t ot!. 1 y tho-e
who are Ati.eiieaa citix w by birth, and
those who Me-.tne ft iy naturaiization.
Tbi-y have a n.i-cLi'-v tins tt udency to per
pct'iate naiiontw associations, rfi-tinctiotis.
all I
I
1 .. 1 1 L . '.' -,
i c.tiz-
lat int.-!
u, v. hi.s.t
;V r lei
it thoi
r tue
leiitt'-
Iiattira
-.to 1' 1 v
.1
res to tti' :.i,
native hot .;.
ii-tin, tl o,s it.
:. . j j t..d citiz
tie , i.ir'.s li.
till Ohj'.l
Ail til
should i
!1 tO j
t of jc-'il-
pi.-euii-
It the oh-
'.-t from
u-y it tiie
ariti' -, i,n I
: a of ti.e
I i.'t n.on.i tit
it,' from l.i
it: J
- itit'.-iitioii oi a.-k-1
tl.c bc-,1 1 al of
, a-i
pt.
..ii
A r.
Ni
TAIN'
la- L'
ci:!;i; fk sckofi i. .
I.;,;'ll, :
rovii-r of '
e tjtuous million
incinnati. publivh-
-,; nr.d v i- '
ti.e foil iv :,
Pat :J :l
.. ', v '.ol i. a
... jr.- lor n
I t.-. t if.rtt
e 1 i ': ; ti
r -i .', :
,, a p. at-, or,
C li'-. Let it
1 - t , :,' 1 hour-. '1 I..-U add I
-!', '..i vit, i' ir. Put I', i,'s and
r.
d
l..,tt'.. an 1 keen il
1
L'ttt
r.,j 1 dr' p. iti a t a
, ai.d app'y it to ti e
atloli t i i r ,; trn'-s a
iji-il, or made of s.-jlt
ut more w a! r. As
v
jit
ill at- I
:Ti::'
t I'tl l- .,
M :.
u
ra
a -
v
y y, a, i: "l,
1. apj v it
,-'!i:,r., i.i
a l, to - j,
teiiv or '.
t':.,t sore I., .
I rc'l'le-t
i ti, and ahi
!:-'! it qua
l..a"V ii'. t.
: , jk,-r.
i ti.i puts ,,f the I 'i
;.y ti.i., and t'i r, j,-,',-
ai I v : it n.ay -ai e
;s' i,("i.v; ( l; i ll.
( ' s C .. ; I, Mil
P. S. ( apt. lUr,
iir-t ni r-ou c ari d h
I,,---, of oor city, tt:'!
v t lis r, iiic'l v, applied
It w,t
he t.
toil water, and Li inloriiied in,.' toal
JUL'ht it would burs his b 'oT; bat
xl day it was eur - I llis wi. a small
sore and h id been att- ,' ! to fo' months
by an,! of thi
benefit.
Lest physiciaus, without any
. ,
- i j rft .., V
CAR
ft
CHARLOTTE:
. a. . r -
Tuesday, January 30, 1855.
y.acKrnzir' Aon Tronpr,
Our whole lit of Soutliern cxthaojrr., for the
linl It niuiilh In. teriiii d with the mo.; flatter,
log notieet of this acconidi.litd Trcup". Their
nrrtorinaiice. ,re .aid to cic.l anylliinS ol tl.
.i,:K;,.,a : ,i, ;.,i.i ,,.. f ,,-
... ... ,
South. We had the rlra.ur I: -t i..BI. of w.t.
... ...... one ot th. ,r U-3t, and e .re .at.si.ed thu
our brother, of the pre,. ha not carn.-d their
pain-. too fr. Tlu-ir perf..nianrc are o entire.
ly cha.tetiid their conduct i toperlVclly ord.rly
us r.ut to offend the most fulidii.u. iiit!cly, or
corrupt the most .use. plilile muralr. Tlie irmci-
' pul in rl"..riin r are Mis. K .le l.sl. lie, .Mrs. I . .
MniKcnzie, M. .Mary St. t'l..ir. .Mi. J.,.epinn. .
M irlin, Mr. Harry Seh,rff, Mr. L. M. Hall, Mr. j
MacK.nxie. and Mr. T. I . Tulu.ar.h. together !
wh the most .flUient auxiliary ud." Go and i
htar the in.
Icrov FDrinis' Milk
These valuable new M,!l. were put in operation
, ,. . e . .
on ristcriav. with llnir nop rs iuii oi i..u. ,
onH com f, ,- the firl time. .V'tcr did inacliiiirry ,
rkoffat once with nucli a charm of .iiioutlinos ,
.ml ri-eulanty. The flower and in. al w hieli they j
tun, off is of 'the first quality. The w heat is ear.
ried froiii the first to the fi.uith stery in elevators,
iire it pass, s tl.roagh the fun mill and smut
machine ii.tu t.ic hoppirs, and through the boil-
in; cloths, and comes out first rate flour. The
wtle esUlilisiiment is a gnat triumph of the
S""" I'raciieal skill of ihe Mis.rs. Ander-
son, the machinist. It U an experiment invslv.
iS a heavy expenditure, which d,K-s honor to the
pub!. c spinl.d liberality ol -lr. firings, ami we
,, f tl.it Lis nri liis ma v be commensurate Willi
Im- ..Hilar, lit has cn.ployul. as hit. ni.Jler Mr.
I.iiuisav. an c x i't i i, need Si.U'hiian, who fully
understand hi. Lus.m... and wilt r.o doubt jive
. .i.;. . ...n ..... ,,..i
t .ii.re sa iisi'i . i ii.ii io in. . uinu s. , ...
iminitv who p.tronizc the csuhl.sioi.. nt
Death cf Ihe Ktv. Dr. Juuiistnii.
F. ir'yini tliur.dsy niornn i( last a (jjli of in..
penetrable "loom was llii.wn over tiie lienrls of our
whole community by the s'lthieii ceitihe of the
!( v. Ir. t yius J, illusion, psstor of the I'rcsLytc-
rian Church t tin. place. He had just take. Ins i
scat in an omnibus, which, h-d stopped before lo. j
house for the piir)i?e of conveying hlii, to the
IVpot of the Charlotte .ml S.uth Carolina Rail j
Road, lene, hi. intention wa to repair to Kort
.Mills to orlicii,te n miiiislcr in nnirrj ing a VoU.ig ,
,ntl.iimn and ladv on thst livenine. He was j
p, -- ... t
sen reel r -sU d iu the osnnibus before he was at.
..M-it-d w-iih a stroke of npopl. xr, which t rmina. Pf tmsflt Hat lliue.
t-d his lifV i:i a few moiiiei.ti. (n the (!ny before,! We have on our t.bit Pett-rsun 6.r rehuarj . It
he Ind attended tiie funeral service, of ihe K.v. A. j char:.et. r fur one of t.c bet (leriotiie-ls in ti,,
I.. Watts in St.-,.l,- Creek, win s, s. riicis h.d been ! I ounlry is fill y su-U i.-d. The Fashion I'l.U-
fii- 'iT' d :o nurrv the .ante p-rti. s on the day
,.u,t he diid. The day of Mr. Watt, fun.r-lwas!
txeeidinely .old md disareall. , and Mr Jl,o- I
sou endeavor, d to procure some oilier Minister to
uerform tnt funeral rite, at Mr. Writ's burial, ft-1
pr.-siiig iv: r of the tffert of exposure on hi. I
health lnJ const. tutioii. Me however went to !
e, ifcr.. nd rilurnid tiie saute evening, and ,t 1
1?,t, tu-ntivd a nieelinj of Ihe Tru.tce. of David. 1
.,, f,.itP, convened to t bet.' new President and '
Professor of i.iiijuaL', s, w here he pirti-ipatid in i
the d, lib, ra t on. of that h.dy. About 'J o'clock in '
the inil'it.hi f, it somtw ii it unwelland had the Rev j
Mr. Pinick.wh" wasst.vinj at hi. l,uc, calinl '
to his roum, under w hosu adii. c and ministrations,
he 01 bettcrand slept till innrnine wl.cn he arose,
:.pp.r,i,tly ,o hi. usual healih, tu lake the C.r. .
lr. J.,hr,m was little orrr f.ily seven y. rs i !
. . i
, a man of stronf natural mind, well .lor.
d witi useful Know lei' -c and practical wisdom.!
which, tojether witli his character for exalted
pitv, pave him pn-at in flu. -lire in the coiiiriiuntty,
and especially in the Cot.r.-gtiB of which hi ;
was pnsl'.r. lie leav. . an aini.itile and interest- j
if. j fair.i! v to nieurii a loss which no e irtl.ly jiow- j
it can r.p.ir, im, I his Ions will lung be f It l,y
C. li, 11. u I t,V :.livays e . p . uai.li' o: apprrei illllj, in,
rli. of a e.a,.! i,i ii. II, w., bunco on trnlay
. . oil lue-c i , 'v i.j-.i. j,r, iiiiii.ii.', j"i.
a 11' Iietil 1. V a re . t ti.r." ' ol tn, l.os ari iiic-iii n. ... . ..i , . ... , c
k . s0 diticrelit, that the mover and abcttois oi
' I the i.esolutious were involved in disotiinliture
The Trcstec. of t).vU,.n ( '..11, in t.A' n ol , nJ ruiba, ra,,,1,,.,lti SI,d ,icir (OI1,l ,op
tii.ir r-.-rd for tr,' charb r and rub!,c ..rv,et.(0f lmHlllfs ueIJ g,,(ticiue., belonged lo
- Ir. Johnson odo, tcd Lie falownur prcmblc t(je orjer 11(J.t tjllJlJ, ,lttt.ated.
ami re.nlutiop : : J the House, on l iidav, the Resolutions
Wni.sns, it his pieastd Atrni'i ty '...,!. very ,
xiZ'A!:: uZ :::
.t,. D.Ii. who la.t i-M, iB.rtieipnt.-d' m our u. . '
i.l,. r,!i,.i.s il.,- ,M,inl 's of ibis Hoard ile.-pi , j
f- ! that t'ns n.,
ev. ot lonely c.tU
n li.iM, ,
i ,. j- .i , , r.,...siy ... ... .r,-, s, ,, .,,.... voteyf Ayes , Navs a I, eudor-iii'' and up-
will. in-, h. rc.,v.-d l.liiily d privdot ..in-ol lie, . J -. , , , i, '
,t !t.,u,-. and w .ib Ins ( h urch ...,-- i, ,th. 1 proving ti.e Coi.r-c o the fceuator and K.-p-ii.-tor
i. now no more. rescntatives iu Congress, who Voted lor the
As rtircive ,, ,.,ir sorrow, this Hoard Creis . Nebraska liill.
t.i ii,:r,,t in,- ii,li..wm r. solutions, vu: ; i . i kf.nate r,n Fridav. the l'.iil for the
t v lo l. ' rl o s vu;t
HfnUfd, I !
.: ..t.l :f tl. r. e
: si ii . . to -j, .
snirr ii. e r. in ovai or
f ti... Il'..r,l se ,,V
i i .
t : 111" Id
Arrjii!.,,!,: Su.itl, M.
li. tl,..- K't. A. I
lis, an.l.ii.w th.- lt.-v.Cyru..
.1.. oust. .ii l. D. to tie no or.iin.ry itis,,ci.t,ou ol
. '"''; ''"". but ..ic. a. c ,, i.,.- ni.,-.,.
..-rs ol ttus liorcl i;..i , i. piutH-alty siol prayi r.
tul'y to l .y to, t li. art .n.l to cool ie their
iiilii'n,.- ii ti.. work cf lird. niirini; ;t-i
ii, .rt I in" w hich m . rcuiM.i N-Iorr- lli.ni.
liri'r'rtit, Tli-.l W" llo li. "St silieer. ly s y ai,a thize
oil tie! i,-:. r s.ric-kcn f.rnili. s of our in p .rl, rt
lii. I
V.C VVOU
1 i ml i"
.1 p..n.t th.
lis-Oil, I
in
lin
Of :,'..,1...
. ., f .ti.. r ,
.' .w.
rr,. Tii.-t
,, I , II iu
J'.i"l Ol
t;.e fi'iierh ss and
III.-',':
...ircii
, I only 1, s the I'l.-sliyl' run
n su.t.im, d no ordinary iss,
i i v ri inov. d front t,.,-,n th. ir
1,1 tlllN t
,;J so s 'Ut
i,r-it,-r a.
Mlof.ll
ai.d spiritual jioidr, who di.l n.l
: iii, to .-i.iii nil the round! ,.f (,'ai,
citizens t.i tins ph,, e t nrnily &i,il
I'r sM t' r y of ( ,,i,, or,!, .,s well a.
,.,t'i r i.ii. must hel H,..t in tin
I'.v.d llr'lh.r th. i ar.' . cpriv. ,1 of
, r-.-f fs.-tif, proiiiiii. nt and viliihlr
l-... m'i ,i,il n,,i-t I, li.'.-i.l y fit.
.ri;i'HH. f in in 1 1,
tl lifl to ,.. ,
I. Ill til it II
-p. C l l!l V t'l
,i Ssvno.i ,.(
I'.ost
.-I,
II. II. CI NMM.II Vl,
II. A. rllM' h,
.mi!" ,. I.ihnlf uf Ike H'Mrd nl 7, .'.' of
'
ej ' rt;e.
Hid Partir anJ Riiuw-Nolliiniivm.
I't : ;;r. ... -t iibiiiriiily of liie priscnt : ip , imity. 'I he Setialc al.-o pa cd lo it, third
ti.-- ttn.i. 'it of Ih- .N'.rlh.i aro lifts Siamlm J, and readinv the liill lo incorporate u ( onip.-ii j
im otlier.,1 the it ni'icratic prinU of t.ic .s.,ui!., to make itaviiibie New J'.iver, in Sainp-ot.
to i.'fiitiry the !' iriiic-s of tlie Know .Nollnnys county, a w ork of cousidenibl nti'l it ; and
w.lh tno f ihe Aunlilu,ni.ts. Know .Vothing. the liill proiidinjj for a Ship ('anal to con
isrn is the most f t I slab that Aholitiorilsoi ha. licet the waters of Albemarle' and Currituck
iv.-r rec-ivd from lus, iund nf j iiat.ee .n.l pdili.
.... ...
I , r, nation in llns O. vcriini, IU. ,1 nroirnxs
to tutolf nd destroy tt oroe slid lorcvir thai
Micr ia'iii.i; source, i. foreign vote, wh.iji sn.
nually swell, the rank, of the Northern Abolition
nriuy, and the Acolitioni.t. would .ur.ly jMiraue
suicidal policy to join the Know Hi.tiuiig. m
order to cut off their own .u,.lic -Pour not
the fluUcrin. uncli, n to your soul." that thry
are green .nnu,'!. for lh.1. Ti.i. eon.Wc.tion of
, i me ,,,.. and
r?:z:z ... ..... s
Irinta of a party, wlioc aim i ri crve the I'.
ti ion ns it i, by ciiUiut' off
II '.. . i.i.o nnd I
foreicn influenee.. Hut the eour ..fK w.rU an.. .
tJr.ely.ll.e jreal Ca,.tni. ot the Atwhlion irniy i
t the North, towards the now part, .. proof be. j
y.nd qne.lion of Abolition ltnUV ihcr uoc. ,
trines. Th y huc June, and ore ftill Uoinf. eve ;
ry thins they (raasibly can U. u. .troy "'u-,
Another charge from these partu.in print, is, j
th.it Know Xothiii;i.in i. W hig movement !o ;
break down the Heiiiocratie p'rty and nin.t.le
themwlve. in the seat, of political power. The 1
Whig, having alw..y t!.,iim;d tu be the conncrva. ;
live party of the country, and being out of pow. j
cr. and kiiowimr that the IH-inocralic party liua
grown corrupt so l'.r m tu appeal, without seru.
"pie, to the foreign vote, nn.l fearing that cur own
.. i :.
organization i no longer illcctive i..r ju.111, 11 i passcii usiniru leaning, u u .....i....
I...I unnatural that Whig, .-hould fall in with incut cxU ndii.g the line to l'.utherfonltou.
new party to cleanse the. .Ilufc.-n slabl. , and n
dcavor to replace the Gou'niinint upon il. alien nt
louii.l.iimis. lint it I. gr aining to know liikt it ;
i. not a dig iiiovenieul. mc coum rvuu.e
piitriot.of.il pfti., ki!'i',.Pit foreigner.,
have wielded the balance f political powir for the I
last four or five years, and siting and lieling a
nici.sity to clack and .toplbe corrupting and in. 1
... .. . .... ... ...
erea,rR louu...-- ,,,, '
cr, have determined tot., aid. all oh! parly names
and burst asunder .11 old par.ixan l.e I l.H
to the rescue of the .land.H of the u,,i.
If we undcr.lan.1 ar.gbl the dm-ir,ne. i ti...
,w party, a. published to the world l-y the A c
rh.n Organ, the extent of u. principles, they
! P u f
but 1'uarantee to loreijmri.
nesau.l iimnunitirs roiitenplaled by IIil t'onstitu-
tiun of the I'nitcd Stales. Indeed, all parti.
admit that our n.tuialixalion laws mid sinirid.
incut to prevent ahii.-.s upon t'..c b .Hut hen, the
dearest bii lii nsht of Anurici.i.s and Ihe polladi.
uniof Cuiistitutioiial I.ibirty. L.t.lliyi i.l ;.,r.i;n
cs thtinst l. , w ho come to olt siiori-s t. iiij.'V
and transmit lo ihcir po.nrily, ti c b!.ssinj;s ol
our institutions, are willing, for the v ry sake ol
p. rpttuatitiff lii,.' blessings, tosuhniit to u t, inpo.
rary restriction of t.iis naiure, as tlie true policy.
Secrecy is aliolhrr objection urped l t:a ii. t tnc
organization ol th:sorder. This oljiclion wight
be wcil-fouuc, d if it app icd to lie Uo.-ti in.s of
the erdir. But ts its fiouttint. arc r.ubli.ly s. I
forth to'tiiw 'w'oTh, t. pt-fT.s.ltot can c.nly he
I made to Us p.rty
I P-irtv ever exist, d
(iiscipliue ; and what peliliei
:i any country tht iini ir.t prae.
t . -
lice mure or less s, ereey iu orn, r toinsorc sue-
ess.' Vhat urt-t n.ovein, at was i v. r alt nipt, d
by any party without first iMiliiing secret caucus
es in order to ar.--j.i. details? And if s r .t pub
lie good is to be , tf, '-led by a combiiiuti'iti oi nn-n,
ond th. y biii, vo tii..t svi-nsry in the mo.- will
more effectually ure tfx-'r object, pray, is it n,.
ll.tir duty to acopt that .o.:c ? D;d n..t the F.tli.
er of the licvoluticn ct:coct their councils in
s, crct ?
I'pnn the wln le. we ate rot sure l i.t t'..t we
should like lo be a Know Xoihinj;, and if " S .ut "
would conic tins way we sre uot certain but th.t
we should give hill, our la". '
i. beautiful ni the r-s.lai'f matter is
illlT('-t.
in and in.lroctite, a
c,.ritriLul..rs to iht.
won ran. sinong i
c f'.t nti-rs of Ihe t ountry.
TI1K LKtlb-LATUli;:.
The Legislature kas filtered upon the
ninth week of its see-i .n, and it is as ililh-
n,.!t to fii the nrobah e time of adiouriilm it.
uow M it was at its coinmeuci un l,t. i!y
r:.P th miter tart cf the mole iu.b jl tatit
, "IS I
lejislatioil. required it Ihe hands ot the
. . . . .ii.
scuibly, remains yet to be con -U In III a ted. If
foss time Were fi ltt' Itd aw ay ill the discus-
slon of questions of ti.inor mouicnt, and sub
jects that do hot C.Lceru .""tate interests
some hope might be entertained that the
business yet remaining to be done would le 1
speedily perfect. -d. '
nou-c, ou inur-.itiy, .nr. .. .niai,.
ofTcred a Set of Insolations deiiuiicititory of
the order of K-oow Nothings, which weie'
laid ou the table ly Ayes o'J, Nays s"1. Mr
Love tl.eD introduced a I'csolutiou to the'
effect that the naturalization laws be amend-'
ed so as to require a longer residence before
a foreigner shall be entitled to the ptiii-'
leires of a Dative cit'xen, which was laid on'
t the table bv Ave Nays H'l. 'I h
. Nays ). I he vote
, " , i ;i ;,,l ,. r, , i.
subject of 1-laverv, introduced by Mr.
-t "r ?
Ul "I'"n the tabic, alter an amend uicnt (to
one fllered by Mr. Leach, ot Davidson,
u proceedings,) had beeu adopted, by a
, . . . , ., , , ,,
completiou ol the Cape I'car and Deep Liv-
- - i . .
er .navigation imtiroveuKtni, we arc pica-eu
to say, passed iu second reading without a
ivi,UU
, H 0B Monday, the Fa.-Uri.
,, , i , , ,
LxtcUsiou l.nl passed Its third rcadiutf, we
re LTatiiicd to announce, by Aye.
Nays ii.
ihe foilowiiii; U the negative vote on the
Ka.-teru Kxtciisiou : Messrs. liadliaiii, ,J.
biaruus, J. (i. liyuuiu. Cotton, Daujhtry,
ii i.i... ! . . il : .... n il 1 1 ..." i i
un,,, i yni, , u, ......
orton ,McDu.he,Mart,n, Myers ,,;,-.tar. ,
watts, v,aoti, j. ii. uniie, vv nii.jc k, ...
W. Williams," 1. Williams Ti.
In the Senate on .Monday, the loll (after
being reconsidered,) to divide the State in
to ei.'ht Judicial Circuits, w as rejected. Tlie
liill lor tin; completion, furiiihiu ', Ac., ol
the Lunatic Asy lum, (appi opiates C-7 .",,( I, J
passed its second and third rcailin.'-, by
Ayes !i'i, N ay s, o ; and the liill making
an
appropriation for thecoiupletiou of the Nmlh
, -Carolina Jtail lload passcl its si-coii'l nii'l
t,;r, rns,!!,, l.n .,,. rlv a u II il ti 1 ui f , ol..
The liill for thu completion of the Cape Fear
i and lecp i'ivcr improvement ai.-o pa-- -i i's
tinal reading with a near approucli to tinaii-
, .Sounds with tue (.licsapcuke Lay pa-seU lis
...,i:.... i ....... i .!..' i. i
i."i i"oij. ii K'" 4 i " " '
'Ha VV'asteru Lxteli-ion now occupies li e
; altei.lioit of the S,cualc OB it. third rcadii,!?
The true Fpmt of improvement seeing o
lo abroad in the Assembly J and still, tvbi.e
11 iniiniicsis a i,uuJ..ii..m...r
prove tlie Mate, in; I ueieri,i.uo
pnuicd Willi a resotve to ...cr .un
l.ue, by PaM.. a tn.hlll winch w, ,11 keep
'the boi.ds cf thu&latc III 00.1 Credit, Slid
eC.alfficHJ.o .....ever
',.f i nlfi nrise it mnv l oil loot
l'l.. :. 1 ftf 1 1... Stui iiinu i. no ii vie emu.
aneou-uiui " J
r . .QM our
jj.- ,iUV0 ,lot Jrl H.ri..,u-ly OC
fhl. 1lio1 of vUWt Hou.-e. It may
r(, 0I1Ill) u cxy,ctvl t)ni j a fo dnys,
i !., , ,0 conimatid that curliest
!lttcll,ion wuich their vus.t impoltauco de-
nls
iye nr0 l.Jy gratified at bct..g ablo to
u)1I10ultce tl,at the Western Kxti'lision Hill
p.isspj jta (; rea,liu!r in the Senate, on
Wcilnesduv. Tlie bill for the re-chai ter of
tIQ auj 0f Capo Fenr also pussed i's third
ri. Jin in the same body.
the House on Wednesday, the Free
Stit'.'rage Ki.l passed its first reading, and
tho W illliinytoii and t'hailutte ltailroad lh!l
1 . . 1 1 1: I .........1.1
Itdc r 1L inn i ,
j.j. j.-jlt AND IM'.El 1UVEU 1M-
I'UUYEMENT.
We publish beUw, at the, request of cev
iral .ei:ili n.ui of the Leoi.-li.tuie, an intcr
I...... ,1.. i..ft..,r. ...... ..( ih..
.SIIIIL; 1. Ill, ll.'WU . U. l'J I ..V wi .... : , , ..
C . !.',,. ,i,l !..., lliv. r In,..rovc.neiit.!ilt I'"0'10
s- . v . ...... . - ,
'in coau.ctioii with the Coal ti. Ids. Ihe!
, i(ur . jt utLor (who ,,,,
j j fur f0111l. ei,,'arud in niakiim t x- !
,,lo, at ic,. in ,,lC foal reiion) .o the Chair- j
, ... ....
of the Coimnittee on Internal Improve -
t tU. u,,Minl, ot ,le lilUur.' The
ro,,av,.ll,ive ,Hrusal. ind ,e.
I
align,,,, tel. ran...,, , tl,onstrates couclu-ivelv that immcti-e bene-
U.lieriuhKpmile.:,!,, lnUft K. derived- from the work in
., , , . .
1
It A I.CK ill , Jan. 11.1 i
Mrt. Flslirrt, Sir: The niaanilii'le and ;
impoitai.ee of the present coal trade of this ;
couiiirv, us well as its im-v itnl t? de-tiny, 1
e:mt:ot le better appreciated e, Itaiuly by
a citizen of New York thati by a eontem-'
platiou of the remarkable fact. lh:it, during
the p?st year it employ, d at the ti rininus,
at tide water, ot a sinie auiiti" of the
l'ctiii-ylv ania coal trade, il r,-for to the
Ileadini! Uailroad, at Port Kiclimotid, above
1'hi. .ui, phi;,, ) mure io" .tt nc ln it j' I hn il
I hi t' iior ioi 1)1 tun In I i'r A' tr It k.
tiov. UvAi r, in his last al.liua! im -s- to
the l.i 'u'l-ltittire ot l i i.nsv valiin, .-peaKin
of 1 1,0 coal tra,!,', remarked, that " tin. w hole
ti ni o ii nt uf anthracite coal, tniicd and taken
to intiikitiii folii, was -l7,iln.l t.ois. It,
l--', the product had reached "'',' of
ton-, Li iti an inci en -c, in twlve years, o!
six hundred p-r cent. This rate of :iii
iniiit.ili.jn, up to 1"7U, aouid (.ive the
sltilllinrj proiluetiuu of over I.jhi '.I'IMI f
ton-, and y i;
Ml, lit the pre
ILlt l'l
le''.
pi. la pric
the -il in 0, r.l -II O'lO.II II, hcin;-
more tu.in treble tho J re -cut revi nties cf
the United Stales.
It will be found that any community, con- ' '
s'liniii coil exclusive
ipiire one ton for en,
ly, iil annually re
h member, small or
great; that i-, the lot:.e.-'ie
will e.j.ial the tisimb. r of tt.
ll-lll! .ptl.
J i 'il.il:
I t.ii, may be a'l t .-t ti." at.', utt.t u-'-.t in
t1 .- pr.,,ul-,.-n of I'l.-t- l.n.i ry, ti, - i ..,! at t i : ,
of ,.".-, an ! iL::.ft' cf uivta.-.
' f thu .", '',' "-i t- u
1 . j '' , t.vu liiirda iii ti v le
el.t lo llt.ltU' t I 1
aftly si t d avv n t
uuiiics'.ie u-e.
Having, tberefore, set:!, tl the j rineiji'.e.
np,jii whii h (on-mi.j li ;ii ilep.-ii 1 -, e can
n. i.ke :i r'.'X'iir.te t-stiiua'es of th" future
,1, maud of ti.i- eicat -tt, I". At this tllii ',
tl Aili-h niv Mountain-, divide o.ir p-pu-l;t!i,
that about I-.'.IHMi.IMO of people
liv ip"ti it ea-tern slope, and of I his num
ber, al Lt ."i.l Oil 0 are n ,w the consumers
coal
ool.
The ri iutiii.in.' ,-'.- 1,'Xin still u-e
If our country r- injins pro-pi rous,
stif. ly estimate our tvipu'.iti j u . cast
wc Intiy
of AliiM-haiiv. ill ;it 1 -.1.0 i. 'it'", and
.'haiiy, in
of tl.i- number, r.'.i'lni.lh.d i.iu-t 1 , wurine
by thi' cou-tiuit-tl.-ii of co il. I5v that tin.
ill be lii,: only fin. I u-v
reat cities and tov lis up.
io any extetit
' he S--,boar,l.
it
ill rind it
way l.n
.it, ii.t i t!. li.!.'
i of uiii..- ,,f r,,i
tti it tiini', reach
I. 1 I '.It li ,,
I ivr, upon too tliii'isai.
road-, that w ii!. I b l"
every i-'.n.'T of our It.
tollS Will tlietl l."! W',l ' I il.JlJ.e ti,! Ci'll-
sumptloti, :ii.'i the aii.'.'J'.t r .j lin d f.rth.
r' Jiiclioii of ore-, and the w orkin of metals,
no human foivsiht cm e-tim.-it...
'I he co-t of the four main iims for this
coal trade is about -v I -","' r.tHi. I ; but at the
pri .-ci.t true lin re i- mi,' other line added,
that will , it : !J,U ' ,iW wlin fully
(u'p.'-d. i if ihi- the Stat,; sr., i,t ovc r C'-'J",-(,1.11,111)11.
The State "f Maryland has -pi nt on rail
rotids and canal- -:1 1.1'" l.'i'l ' ; an 1 iti livid
m ils al out 1 1,0(1(1,(1(1 i ,,r,,.
Th't r,-ci ints en the Ili-toiini Iltrlrnad fir
it.
the
ti.-t year, l-ol, nmoiiuted t)
T-t.7-1.
(;;)!)'!. Expenditure, for the v-ar I I
?.,it.vJ:....f;.-, t.,.. ... Pr;,.it :.,r ...
y.ar wouJ. 1 about i.'.l I .!-' !.?. Von
M.c this is only the w.rl; of one line that
lo t. ,. , (;,.;,.
Now, sir, I v.iil h-aic your own c , il fi.'id
iii your ovv n h iiel
ol coal and iron th
; and think of the
it arc nl ill, to l.i'
tut, out,;
seen l.v
t..i witu one ol the hi-l and nohle-t rivers
in the Stale, and at your hand. Will you
-.v iti, 1. ..i.l a small outlay, compared with
the oth'-r timks of IVi.u-y'vania. with
COilj au, jr,Jtl ,..t ,.,, maud a mtu li
bibber piice than the Pennsylvania rot
any other coal that can bo brou -hi t.
. or
thi-
mark) t ?
Ib.ipi.ct fully voiir,
vm. Si clam:.
Milling MiiL'inecr.
P. S. Since the quality of the I. i p Iliver
' '"'
1 has I c I'Stabii.-lied as a "fts coal, I have
, r(U.M fl0m f
,,,..;,. I( l(;
loin some of the I ir'C to.rin of th.
n ut St it
Not Jon r iie'c I h id mi ot b r from Ilr
vaiia and V ra Crux for cari'oes of f-'is
coal. V. M C.
mi:
SIINATi HI lilC'lS.
lirvu that we have d, tniied, as
i.ts of a certain scene that oc-
lo Hot be
yet.
the itni.li
curred dtir.ir' the debate ureui the liill f ,r
t; W'.-ti'iu o.,t n-i-.n of the North Caro-
Una Hail lload, in the S, ti.ite, on Monday,
tiiu loth lll-t. lilt I
that (b y vi tifv th. a
Prc - .. in adc d ti iti t ii
ctnnpiiion, v. '. si ,!ii I i.
,r tue e ,ii-i,li ration
- Itloi s of the W'hi(
e l i-t ( J ub. r n it n i l,
-t tiil'i le t , lliem.
I ;.. of ti... ,i,l, Mr.
, it. i. fiord - us pica
I tin i nvi able ri-ptita-
P
'rev ion-, v t ii" t , -l
I t-iier, i l I. o an, wi
-ure to .say, lit,. ;;aiiie
lion for the uniform b
raltty of his course
upon the vaiious (juesiions of Internal Im
provement that bnvn b. en broii.'ht before
ihe Le:i-laturc, read tin; resolutions adopt
i , . ii-, .. ....
en i y liie IV III.' Illi'l I. luocrtltie I inv "
ti n., of I No I,
v, ry piop. rly coritinl-d
that the rf rewntatitc. oi both j.arliei were
bound to carry then, out. Upon thi.s, Mr. ,
Cherry of Keltic, a gentleman who never
dod..c'ic-potiibi';ity of any kind avowed :
himself the nuthor of the Whig Itesolnlions,
declared his determination tostand hy .Mem,
audio vote for the ExUai,ion nml calleit
npou Mr. Uiggs, the author ol the
tic l'latform, to do the Mime mi. )- - "
Senator lJui.w, r.m
Ccncral Ferson, Senator from l,uv b,,
uu n vuHiiiy, r." - .
Mr. Fisher administered
uiU-iTit r lllkfl IO
........... .... i l n
those concerned, tor the i up n.i.y
ccptlull Iliai l.au ne p. .. .
ii . ,t
now uo
tho' Western liemocracy relish their Seua
tor, nvic 1 llttl. I 'c-
mill 1I1US CnUCU ll.u n. euu
CUNOUESSIONAL.
V asm imito.n. January 21.
There is uo ground for the rumor of the
. ..:.. .rc ...
actual or intendeu rcsignauou 01 oeeica.j
(iuihriu. He is not in good health, and
.H,tQ uve U.,j. aspirants to bis place.
. , , , ,K. ;rJs uf ,,n.y always
. . . i 'I- ..
huvcrii " around the carcase ot thu lrea -
sure wutc Li nit for l.i' departure. A un
l..,i.. -st uud in eoeinieht man, and
id a vigilant
, he hua Lad
.. ... i
uardianot thepub.ic I re usury,
no supeiior in that olliee.
It is know ti that letters respecting the eon-
dition of the health of our Mini-t. r at l'a-
- i.i .. .. :.....) ...
T1S .Mr J. X-. ..lasoll, lias UCVIl nivnty
dav, but the purport of Ihiir adilco is lAit
. . ....I.! 1,,, ... r I l.nl Lit i
. ... ...
'. ' . " . : . , , , , . ,u
afihel.on is soset.ous as to pre cut hlln l.o u
(-'l'"o turllier attention to toe Lu.-iiiiss ol tils
A Wf'" uf
. m" - "? " ' f
P"1"1' . 11 M'0not ot
diplomat!,, and political ae.ion .., I ar.s.
' I . W ...... t ti itll 111 I t Il fit I II t ! 'I I tl lltlll
I '"'" " , , 1111,!;
. I" 1 "T I're.naturely, nb.ndoncd lb.- JuJi-
ciary l.elo, m inn, on ..eeouui ui mu i .-...-
, . ..r. ..t...l l.v ciiflietini' oiiinious to any
-j- r .'
aciii-u upon it. I here were as innuy nuii'ls
as men up u I tie sui'j' vi. in unit -
ltirgc intjorily in favor of establishing n
new and more adequate system.
'Ihe 1'aeitie Hail lload 15.11 has a.tually
pis.-cd to a third reading in the lfoa-e, iy
a majority of seven.
The Kill, as it stands, pr v idc. f r a trunk
road. between fMiu Frai.ei-ct and tiie west
eiulttie of Missouri and AiUuistu. with
branches frein that terminus lo Lake Supc
lior, on the northeast, and to Memphis, ou
the not.tiiea.st. The bill grant in aid t f the
lon.-truclioti of the road, sotne htty iiiillfoiis
of acr.s of land on ca. h side of it, and l
ra secures to it military prot.cliou and rea
sonable pay for liovcriitneHl Irau-portati'.n.
Il is nat siippo-cd t'nat c u.ti a. tors for
I iiil.'.in the ro. id, A. ll. .his aid aioln-,
ex. cute thu work. 'Ihe road, with it.
r , ..: jitiii iit . would cst two huiidr.'d inil
l.ons pf dollars, i,ud to keep ii in ripair,
w juldro-t twcnly tuiiii'iiis a vetir.
There is uo d..ii;er that any capitalists
will nan uudiitake the road. Men f
straw may attempt to -et tlie contract, ith
. ,. .!:. f :t --1 t-..
.. 1 ! v. . .i ..
a view to obtain ereun i "r ran roan ir'in,
r tj L'et prop.'itr I'tiou.h on their bunds,
bv over i-sucs of -lock, and sales of the
same at low r.-t. , to entil !, tin m t) w ,rk
fu '-I h.Hid.'d. F.'it I believe villi Mr. !.,.l.y,
if a., that, as he rr "ti ti !: -I the ,th. rd.iv,
i-riin.eiit r -
'."".lul
tt)
til .
-a;.-
.ati W : ,
" r -i
vv.rill
. i.t. i w ho I i
I l.t.-i
n. ir. i-v-.-u it' th'- (iovrrnm
th, in the rtid and its avails iu p.-ipctj.ty.
Ii.it if p.-rchatK-e, the roa 1 ever became pro
lit.il le to the contractor", It wuu'd be im
lii. liat. ly ,1, ,-rit.d or d-.-trcycl as a maui
iieilh n.onopoly, li'. e the Fnlud Sti'es
15 ink, the C.n.r 1-in -, the Jtt-. y Kail
IfoiJ, Ac.
The ."-cnato will probably amend tlie
House pioj,cl by substitutin.' the tr If 'u ab
s.inlite r.f a iiirth -rti. ini'Mle and siuthern
rotid. The l're-idei,t will, perhtip-, vet,
1 ill tl, it inav be n;,si (l. so It II, ay L
s.if"; to st-.y that no boti'-s will be broken on
thi.' Pacific rail road tl is year, or fjr som
years to cni'-.
.Janaarv The llou-e o-.-ejpicd Ihe
Ittiu'
-itiii to-'i iv wnti .'Oil! r 11 ic-
t,r
y vo!, s on
ihe I'.n-ilie Hi;
il ..ad It. 5
,,!.;- t i have al
. ..r.-. Ti .-y w
I. -.v.. l.V fm'-.i
It..-,
i.r,
ti as t i
arid t
not
Ii is tiior
Mrltil ,-i'
,.,! it .
than p r
to i )-,-siiiiit,
,il
who de
p. Til' bil
,i th al ility.
it iti the ah
popularity
do rot i!e
it ttet, unb'-s upon c
, i tl... n-iiiil" r of Ih
It,"!
it t
,-',il-'..t.ltl
nb-pt sac
, j.oier o. In.
measure i not
.V, Tlilll,
i a
Aft. r inin-ii 11 iiiti'i.-tii,.' ntiJ -evr.il il.ef
v.it. suti recoiiiiiiitui' ti', tin' Nous.- pis-ed
l'.e 1 ill in t',, firm in v. hu h tt h id b' ' li tti
r,,..,..l .,r a third rea l.ii.' S itutday ;
that is, with the Central trunk road, ami the
two I r-, ri' lif H it th 'V refu-ed to dive it the
-.emu trial ly n-v , nt i -, ; a rccni-idera-li
n. The vote pti-'iii it was rccjinid. red,
Hid thus the strUL'.'bs w as renewed. Tin II
it was agreed torecomn.it il to the Select
( 'un, u, in. c (htit reported it, ai,'i a motion to
I. c ni-i I. r that Vote was laid on the table.
It would si .till h'HV that unl, -s the bid has
tis many liv. s as a cat that it lim-t be dead.
foi,r-s will hardly take it up iiain for
the puil,'i-e of iiiakin a foot ball of it.
liven -ho ild ti,'! bill linally pa.-s, it will be
btit a iti ti'l b'tt.-r.
li lt the rjuestion is one that i. hereafter,
to interest party politics, and j. residential
eh-, lions will turn up .ii it. It is not im
probable that, tit some I'ntur" tunc, a nrijor- .
ir v nny be found h Coii;'r,'-s (r direct up
,r ,,i i itii.ns from the peii-ury lor the cm
stiuetiuii I'lid luaiia' tio'iit of this road, as
a ifoveriiuiciit work. P.ut a matters now
stand, it is by no mean- rei tain that even the
project of (.Ttiiilin bind to private contract-
or in aid of the road willc-cape the pi-.-i-
ilel.ll l! Vi to.
The lio inly Land is tow uu lcr di cus -
sioii iii the .-.'utit". I iiis is lor (.".ititni.' a
er.'tit, r p,,i ti ,ii of bind to all ..liieels an I
-ol'li -rs of the war of I I .'- 1 ". ded i, lin
th" futy acres which some of them re
ceived. It ic a vry popular bill. In its original
firm it will take up nil thu public lurid not.
appropriated. Mi. li.oilhi tid lias endeav
ored to rc-trict it. application within -ome
more rcasnnahl,: limits, but if the bill be
restricted now, its bcm-lits will be extended
titlim next session to nil vvliijure uo ex
cluded. Tin: bill i. lik, ly to be killed in
son 1 1 ! way, tl, ,'ih it i- cotiti li'b'd that it i
as f.'oo I a mode of . nuiderin the funds
,s any o.litr. It is i ei'-i r."i by many lo
ihe h nii"-f . ti'l bill, or I, the di-tribution-.
I. ill, or i veti to Mr. 1 1, , i, -.ton's bid.
At b ii;'th '.ho i ii iii ir of Mr. I hi! h lie's in
tsnded resignation i contnuiictcl. lie may
have coiiti iiiplatitd it, but. he will remain in
olliee. Cur. Vliat. Cuniirr.
1 ho pfip:i1.,tiju of L ui, Ion, it is ai 1. in-
creases at the avcrat;,; rates of OO.bOJ toula
11 yar.
CoNiirrios or MuMAsoN.-Tho Tari,
correspondent of thu Aow lofk Advertiser
.
Qijr j,il!stl,r t lu,;fl rLj
po)1,.x t..t dayi 0i
.j hl a eriical pOBi,iOI1. One half of
b , j. par;lyZed ; ho is dily rational at
iIll(!rvul.s and the improveu.eut which takoi
,llll00 frOM1 day to day, U so blight as not to
of Ul) j,, ()int-to tho da,, r
h eh alwavs exists in this lad v. oar,..
. . .... "
current e, u in. . hm.i
ciirrence, ami from the unwillingness shich
M .Masoti will foul to continue- longer
occupy billlJelf With 111
occupy biiuiclt viituine uuairsui ins olnc.
, , . , , , , , ., i
lio will no uouni, Hi.uuni ue iiuppiiy recover'
from the present attack, resign his pu,t aiij
return home, it would bo impossible 11.4
to feci the liveliest sympathy for the allliet.
ed family of our Minister who in (hi., la,t
calamity have experienced thu truth of thij
melancholy adage, that im-tortuncs never
come singly. Mr. J'lattan l Lis brother-
:..! M .. K';.-l.r h,-.. ..nuil n..ii 1... 1 .. r
iu-iuh, .-h. - vv-v.... luu uu.,.
; uch. of the legation. ''
A, ot the Jtaitimoro .un, writes us f j.
lowc.
l " 1 Hare J'it rr-ceiveu letier iroin
' ris, stating that Mr. Mason, O'tr minister
peiiiioientiary, was better, and gradually
lccoverin from his stroke of para!y-if.
: llopc(.,wcre entertained ol lu entire rei .v.
' t ry j tut at the aanii) time, a rumor j
prevalent amonf the Ainericntu in I'ari.,
.i ... i . 1.1 iip .n.!i.n i.: .
uiui lie v,.miii pvni.i..ij .v-..i .in euuin.l
sion. J liii rumor was aiw current bcium
Mr. Mason's health was ut all ufftckJ. "
:
T() ,,s r ABUjj,,
! n-, n , v . V I ' ,
i 1 "u "'
' t0 b'fh " m,,.,.m Ut Uh3 -
a,u,.,cH l.:.t nrpued to any other than
.. I .1 . .. uoilli k L l4ll.ni ai, .1 ..
, 1 1 ' t .1 I I .
,,r ....o,, for that Joeai.ty. U-I,-
lu4l. Uowever, tin ir ui.-i, ui im ir um
.., ,i... . ,l ,i,i ,r,,t ,.t i of f .,. I
-.,.,... , i - .....
l,,., here have no j;reut sympathy ; t.:. I
Iron, their rcect.tcaperfiiee.il la li ,t, ii
liU't, ,lliriin. that it should bull!.; I ,
briiij? under the fululary rest riints o! .-. n. .
rv, ttioso who will not work Milhout ; ti l
we arc much inclined the lei- f th .! ,r
r-t. i tiled c.,ti li.potary It. is it l i t I.,: 1
li-ht nail on the In ad. In rcl.ittuti I . t .
population, thi l th.o who wi 1 i. t t... a..
iu, d to starve, the lhty L'uj'. !it.;
Ch. Uni-ufl.
N'j, II O.J.'li'.ll incli, tiit.t Wuti't Jo. A ' .-1
that .-on sinj; and won t sin, u.u..t be i. i -I)
tin.. Tlo-se lir n have wives uii i t -dr
u, and they mu-t be tii-in'r to au: t :' -them.
'I his c.sn.ty is b'Vini.iu to 1 i -,i' !
whit all couutne. have been, and ai il 1 i
will, what may I c ju.-tly t' rmed a'lij.i r
thick beaded cias-, and lln.y aic. ''it. '
so numerous, that it has l. coKut n. if-ary
in la re eitn s to devue aou.o plan l. La.t
tti' In t ikeii cure ot
If l.ine t l.ths of tiiese iiidob-i.t r.ti I prs
Ci.'t.te cr stupid biiii's who ot, y tle.r Im
cl.n itiotn a. one, a. id do n ,1 seem t I. -se:ie
etioui h lo lay up lood in suinu.- r c:
winter, had blue ear or led hair, , r n ,
thumbs, or were in any otln-r way mm '.
by ( !od o that wo could ju l.'e ami ili-cri-ut
nat,' proper1)- between them an 1 tho-r v I
ite l.uati'ii, and tiasiiou are tiot to atr
ai. d who bate scn.-e to see f.tr en o.h ... ?
tiie : it'irc t ' " b y up f 'd i i'. ii,'h l.n -t,.
tr cr a W"t d.iy, '' we slfiull say."'
"it' thtn selves t til.-' care ol tliem, t j .
wives and tin ir little ours, fot i,,lr , .
vices. And we wou'.l ; fait'.. .-, .,,,1
tlicir owner sufin i.-nt p wcr an i ?uf,v,
over them t) co'np, 1 Iti-'iu lo orl;.
This leivinj women ai d children to m ,, ,
b-cm-c slotit, i.ble lodie.l me:,, w l. ,
r'-at ,r of ti.e universe ha. seen fit t.
into this ,ri l i!h p.i-sieiis and desin, gJ
.-iron.' a- to ui . reon.e tin ir weak jiidm. .,
I- crj'i r.ni ui.i'i-t. i it tu a poiuhi o
crr -.tej lUm ai.i'y i- ti" .' sel.t into the v, . (
we are n cciviii-. daily pr oof, ami it i i
d ity to 1 )k lie' f a.-t promptly in the i ,
and do our duty to that portfou as b, e .
rational and iiitul.L'.Dt.
STATU AND Col Nl TAN II
A t t'de show in,; the amounts of
lit, (l 1 iii everv county, number d
.V
in
l-.M.
1 he ei .j - , auto, Kit ol
tax ;
. ,1
1'ic an;
.'oT.ll'J -lit of Count I n :
I otal, SliO l.'l Pi UT. '1 he tan
r .il. ucri. OM.'IO ; ttu i! I a-
.''"; taxable fr,-. coin,., I p .
C
I, "lis. Jut til taxable polls 'JoJ,t,-''.
I h I r ir -t aiiioi.tit of Slate an I .',.!.!;
tax 's p aid is. by N'.-w lianover, f'-."'.1,; ' "
Next Wake e'JI,jf7 ilN. Warren O.'--!i
Ijecoii.l e ?l ll.Ci'.i'.) (i). tin.! t -ila -...
i ii..'i',li -il. Mcckleliiiur f-l l,0')" I ''""
Orun-e .Si:).,". -.1. Ounford eld.-''"" -Ua'ifa
111. -It. W'aiue ll'-K'i'' 4
Ai.-oti I '.',' I I 1'!. (irtinv'nle f I '-."""'' '
ll-aufort . I ?.("! !h. Chiitbtini i I '-','-' I ' "
lit'-i'les the-,- )t.ri--t amount'. A' ''' '''
p lysC.i.irjir.'U. Jil id.-n . -i l;
wo k G7,fi-'J 4 I. Divid'on ...i,('.:!;t '-ci.-.-r
I-. lief';.. f-:i:i;.i 1 r
-Mb ei.Od-s Wi. Johnston ill
:o--
M inteomery ii,U 7 17. Moor .,, :'
Unmiolph fs-.li:il -li. Ilichmondr-.o1'!
lioi cnoi ,,!, .Ill ,".H.
:, inpson
10,1,1.
M ml' y P'-'.i-':l -I.
Scleral c i iiitl' - appear le I t
ii'd any .School tnx.viz: An-on,
I no .i '
( ! r
Na li, I
llifoecoiiihe. McL'oWiil. Macon,
ion, W'avtie, W'atauja, Bud W use
New ilanovcr has tin: Iar"cst nJ''i-'r
taxable nhve polls; jet -'i countn .
more tax al, li: lile ,i,iis than Ne l'; ' '
'ukf has the lar.'.t number of aii "
of taxable p.,11., vu : IS,-'.!!'; Urativi. .'
. - 1 . ,.!. .-. -:ill : New lliii.O'fr '
(iti ; llalif ix
W'urtttii I, '"'.'I
,
.', ''70 t Cuinl'i ri.in
Cii'ilh.nn J,l
I'KVIAM) I nit CliO.H IN Fit t
tsati in with the buyiliS partner ol " "S(
.rtin house of New York, who sp'-n-
t'reat poi lion of his tune at I. yon
iiitiniiliietui ino city of France, 1 w is n
r-d that utmost all foreign 01 ders I t
1...... I n...l KF, It. t,Ot f,,r th"
i, mount "f woik ili'iiinnde'l of (he n't""'
turersof that city by povertiinci1' f "r
increased wmts of t ho army, tlie,'""
be a state, of destitution that im
irivf! serious alarm to the in rnn" '
lintiiii'i'il crisis iu the I'nitcd Stat'
in:r upon the war in Kurope. i- 'r.
I . I v h it by the imititifnctu'i'it? (',:''"
I 'raiic.'." !'(. l.i l.'i i'.
I UK I MirtKiltdCMi
P.Ati.no.s
!' f'
(iK l. A 1 ill vv as Dre-c';
I it, il
I'l"
l.e -isl-itnre nr. (lie ! , th il! t . 1 '
the carry iti of color, d ' f ''
roatls of that State without tin
li.
,1"
of certificates of freedom. A;1)' r(' .
company conveying n si in", nt''1'" ;
certtlicate, to b liable to the ovov
iloublo the va.Utj of the livc.
5M
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