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r P.EYIYIva THE ?HVE Tn.VDE n.vDE. Mtlie ; k M irchi-on. presented ' ot i 'i. J'T'ii-li Association '' D: I. T leg-to'l.-, show ! ' "i" caiv of pro- i -, n in Atrma by the rcvi- tm ' Ho .t;,i, that all .- . i i.'ii: il f introducing the ; 1 ottoi. f'in'ii, and training the i '.ic -t l p ace mi l the culture have Ui-.-u chc-ck-d I.y the j ' c - lit.' -.'iv.- tr jil. hi, given 1 e ii .-ntgai.Ua'i in j, o great ..; hu I : . i n , .it piir-t'M, hi- ini- ' i to tiiru-t the natives on tlio mi. th the f-U'ini lit-- of improve J agricul- i tended for them. ' tji-l I iu which be promised himself a ' irve-t iM been suddenly converted scene of conflict : and tins evil, of 1. 1 cli lr. iii . iiiem nu compiaii)-, is atti n.u . in tre-it dejr;.', to the s-metion wliirli l'Vi-nil Kropeior has ttiveu for the p' ar ' -laLiisliinent of the slave tr iiie l.e the cot it of Afriet and the Kreiicli et Indi.i C 'l iljiri, Xuv Yoik .Si'.i We think it is hardly kn n even , t.i the most ti.Iclliotit of our readers, how teer "sir" of the sciences are looking down '!.-' t'ue ii. t.-rien of ere.tion. We knew '.- iiff" weiiderful lii-eoveries iu lluve '; . a'lJ derfii u-cs in-.de of tin in, i it d el not kiio.v the CV mi-Is were imi'a- nr' iu ti: ir cruel' !. s anri even sjrpa--ing ' Ki w-teffi-fjf rrijT.ieiii-ni T.Tganic ! fe lljr'ii.' oar tiit to I we were n.'r xlue'J ly one of their prominent titi r n to the laboratory of Lht A w;tt, (iii' i li ter of (irTy'r'a Jjnil Oitiurtic I i.'h.) here we were shoivn with pentrsus frai.k- t-. his processes al;d his products. This m-tcr g.-tous of art h uitnutaetunng t' t .u! tie r ssriices of fl.iw.r? fr-oii t?r ami ,, . ,,. !- r veg. i il,.; ul.-:riiioe". Il:s t-sseit'-c ' r - I'.ue A !ftrawl.rrry. Cl.. ekeil erry, Vi : ce, I' ar, I'anelia, Ciutian.oii ic, not . n y f.uai l ut ihe ( icee l in purity of fla- or v, --tables tU.i.ilws His oil ; vor tlnu ,"t,v that can be fathered from ti.c rl n.t and vet is made bv chemical n po-tttoo from tho Hy 'ro c iri: :n in :r! li's rr. 'Css is. to an-iiiz.- the ub- : I 6i.l the exact Lain. ate e'otns , f wLieh it is made. th. j the sam" proporii-ii ire. Vkinnin A n tl T' c;xp?-e tln lll which exist in ta- Auiu tic (rrn:.!e p-s'.iietirr that litis- hrcu ied r.ur city with a pall of datii. for so main eri vjiis neeks. how beautiful has t een t':e -t i-ucle of a clorious Imuianitv, hi'dng V !.!:. r.',',. and tiiumphani ..ver ' he pioom ! U'liat in f'if-s, clnriti. -s, fj iri.'l--i. js, , toj stj, !(.. ,- fj'.-cti .us, i. ttv been ' ' V"' !''J cu!i-j ifj-nis ix'i.-ise, which ; ... u !v , -v.-. ... ) to , xi-t wr.f' ' ' 1 dc of pro-; ero is (if.., . .1 1 j-i . . j.;. oceop--.t:-:,s, or his pteM. V f.leit.11- pi iiitiillio but bim-t C e v'.i tiii' If! many 11 o j-.ii.ds. n Ii sr.- .. ii,ci, ul, J v, eirl.. r :.t til- bed it il una-, 1 ri- sit' ; th L-I.de Llu , epitlg ...e:. coaid rny, it Kiis s Ii :ji-tj;ty 1 an 'utt y. aiag :i W -! iiiin-t.. r llnjhii.d is tl,e h i,i'.a,ot.., f rer.ee at il.e ' hi.dur th 3Tj--! oak in Vck-Lire. in ecu: !r 'j- fj';i. f. '.i. 1' - a;. 1 . . r ij j 1 1 ou r 77 7 I he ti.u-t piii t ictive e ik ri-tio-, in Monroutn-Lirc. The lrk brought h- ) and In t! " UiaL-i:.!, 'Pre it- fii 'itu-ii; re, there is fii t . I- h ! lie t.-t t u r .s Ai.j I d 'i':J water, 1 ,ii" of U as boi.in -I'-eve ahovi: P"..ty f.-t. - k' ".if of l..-i,;i!.r wate , i:n 111? Ji-i'e-j ha'k int . i- - ; g it r ., a "'tng ''! a'-.iti, re i.t i J of 1-ti- r b' ' ne evve for I water .- Tue -ini.-. - .'ute' -s. - .-r .s ,; ;;...! af,. r Uc tiiC cure. 0'.7 ' f'-l.. ; I ind is.W 1 t, r I. y I raite-.-ri il:; .I.t p- in Tit i. -Si r. "III! "VV j iM'Ttlin VTilf in- 1UlllJ vL. l 1 13 t (lu'l mm -v.ii-v.ij-: i fa; ' " "" - - T II I' S (I 21 V . l V t' III II (' I' .0 . I 3 S TliitukNSivii;!. liov. Hrai of this S ite, by Trui'lama t'on, has appointed Thursday, the '.'.jth in stant, a a d'iy of " Solemn and public Thanksgiving to Almighty God " for his manifold goodness to us during the pa?t year. A number of other t-taUs have se lectid tie same day. Siipvhr (eurl. The 1 ail Term of the Sutertor Court far this county, i now in session, His Honor Judge . -Many iresnln.jr. J here i no im- 'poiUM state ca.- en the docket that wc ; Lave heard of. The weather is fiue forbusi- j cess and wc may expect le fran-acttd. Lood amount to -US -tit for which he would not have takcu fiVe c , .. v, ... ,, mm- i ii . OQTS ti.c cf our citizens eave a coiiipiiuieii- dollars. 1 his should not be fo. e , . : 'r ,u ,'jJt K'-i la '.v- 1 are pleaded to learn that the Society uesiiay tii.h: la-t. 'J he company was large intend making very great improvements, ..ri,l l V,rv thine pas.-id eff in the finest and for this purpose a subscription was ta- , ., ,7 tvtu.r,eA and vi.-ited the ' ken up. when ow ?.!0 w-s .ubwrlbed. l'air pu 1 ir to have overcome the f.itigucs of the Uuoernatorial cnnpai'ti through which he has just pa--cd, ...4 l..-'. . : i. 1.- ... -.1,. , i uc hm icjiij .vi auj.iiu irrklfburs I'obmIv l'air. j The Fourth Annual Fair of the Mccklen Advfiisitv ' burg County Agricultural Society, came off on Thursday and Frid iv last. The weather ou Thursday was very fine aud a large ciond was ju attendance, variously cstiina te.l at fr 111 to .'i.'HI'i. 1'iiday jTOved to be uipropiti u-, y-t a very large uuinbcr was hi attendance. Il is a settled ij testion no, that th M'-eki-'uburi! Fair is a fix.'d fait, and wid be increasing iu interest every year. The spirit of a geuerous ri valry is life, and our farmers, and many other--, are taking the right view of sacli exhibitions. W- were plea? 1 to see many citizens of Iredeil. ( alarms and I'nion counties, N. ; C.. and some from Vork Di-trict, S. 0. I After n-achittg trie Fiir Cirojnd, cur Slot jijeci was to txamitic the Ladies lepart-; Ui'bt.'iiit af ti 7 griit ii .lihiUai.oc w Weft no bemmed in by erajuline that we oonclu-. deJ to await a m jre favorable opportunity tj tin, lanou-i a r ; 1 .- i c s . Hid tL our attention to tue cx--toek. We were p'ici-ed exhibition of the various cattle, sheep a ltd pigs, fine hor.ses, brood mares, ilnnie'. IJax'.ir StiriiiL-s, k h .: m any The CD'.t E-q , of Voik IHstrict, had a very fine grade Dall. hul: and half, Devon a:id Durham, at.dA. 1! J'avils oi. K-q . also a fine Dar irjm U-jii, he-ides other c-.ttie. Dr. J. M. l'lvi '- nlud line fire Duihaii., also two iatiii .- 0: ti., CtsWoi 1 treed, the ewe six aud the Luck about l- u tt'.is oi l they were v.-rv fine and were ad,i;..d by every person who noticed thein. A we sL,Ii publish a li-t of the articles receiving r- mium, wohal! pas on, barely r-n arkti. tint jer-otis who ru at the St .te Fair rave it as tL. ir opinion that s far as tL-s stock wa. c it.c-i ned, ths f-xhibi-t i it the MfckliLharg l'sir super: 'r to that esl-ibiti-l at rt;.'...i.-'n. Me.rs. .'.. JJ-.ydcn A Son at. 1 TL' 11 j -oti La 1 vaiius agricu't-irai imple ments ou 1 xh.hiti jii, and wo wre p'caed to see a pljuh made by Mr. J. I'. Mc'Jin in s ot txhibiiion, wuieb, c:t'nvj di no', ma king sj Cue an i.p-aranee as 1 he others, it for s..rii"e wa.seq j:,! it r.i.v of them, gau and i-con.-in, !iow tuat the liepumi which he received a pren.i in,. We can'' 'ilrc canied every thing their on -. Me'iii, i.is i i fee! encouraged to : waJ' In New York the -Republicans Lave (.r oth-r preu, omis, and may it in- elected 2i and the Democrats .1 Members er- to do the sjtno. of Congress. There is no doubt now that. i-i.'i-rin; the Li Uee Department there will Le a Republican majority in the ciiled as one of th-i judges to ex next liou-e of Representatives. The fob oii.ii v j't i'nles, and there we bad ' lowing in a couipari-ou of the next with the nn 11 I, ,pe an t,.t. .rtunit v '( seeing w hat our s. had ii. th 'ioii.g in th? ay ol . eg. tables. Mr D.x j'i nn i Dr. S't rong had -ome vi-ry Cue- i,-i-h potatoes, and it wj- dl;i.ej',t for the coiiiini'tee to decide, but wh' li theeom mittte learned that Mr. Dixon's was railed from mc 1 r.rodue.-d by Lim-elf, the eom iiiittee wi'nnut any he-itation a warded him 'i,e fir.; premimn. Several en(h.ii"n Lad veiy ;;i,ei cseet potato.-', but Mr. 11 1'. Da-wi-oiiani Mr J li !'. Rj-,1,-.' receiv-d the 'I here w is a new artic'.--.n exhibition for this s-et .11. Il was a f.'i-intiiy of ' A cur ed tobace-j r-iised by Dr I A-Lury, of thi place 'J in; doctor is v ry -xngini.e that l.e will in ik- lb- t'i'tiva'ion of ' the Weed" (irotita' o- un I. rtakiiig. Sueceis ti bun. , . ' ' 1 .--.-.-' o,,;-, -1, ... y .,o..-,ngs ; ini' f.,,!,,.,,,!:,.,.,! coiiipcut .rs in the way A turnip' II- P-irtl.-noti ; Luma ; S -nnet ; Ihe Ma-tok ti.e ,:,n and 1 r I. I I,.",,,, o'l.e,. k r, .. . ., ., I .... .. . ' . .. I .1 - . , , .. 1 ,. I.,. ;,,,. 1 , .- , ,, ' ,,. .. rami v: .-onm t ; Heart aud I ,on.-ci, ncc ,1......,., , r. '' ' ' l'. t.; 1.,:- ,'. i.d - ni. f; r,,, "' ' ... ," i-'.'. . . ' , ' km chief and nlr.s hundr-J bores ,., principally in silver mid ae,.'i..,,t, r,.,' ,i,J : fatriot of the land, lie -av : " e, il.:.,, -n.-ofwhic. .a-ureog-inehe, Nrli, ; ,,,,0.,, Jea. hed in Trinity fl.a cov3 Shoe's ,i,d ?! "?'"'""" ' ."'" "f M'"r ' " ' J am thoroughly cotviuend, ,y! ,,"'; 1 1 1 ,d-er a! o had s.me Due , by Rev 1 . V Robertson ; (Whip , , tjllJ M ZJ .f) .1 ' "f" "f ?&'r' " " ' .'.rnip..... f which .e.,-,l :r, inches u! Mi.esM.nd,-., ; in on f.rore 01 II, -u t, Jh,, si.y lt but one man Tl. I ndisn-' .1 1 1 t . n T '"' 7" '"" '"' r''',r 1 '"' """" "' 1 i--- ' - -. , ,. , a- tl.ey arc- ; ',rdina Art A ssociati,-,,, Le- ,re h.-.-i . ., s, ... -, !,,i"u-'" hut two roots. ,4 ,.r;c,. L A. A " ' c'"; ' 'j ' 'h w" J ..r'''' j '"'"f" nations, ,t reasonably cxpect.-d : A-, u VI ,lhnVVr!u f 1',,-iUy ! .,1 Mr'nr::,..kt;..:I,,,um. Procter; I roui .Nc.f Voik toDtii.i ; . rah, r b td rl errors doctri.,, Vr't la t m- ' ' " '.' i-i--.a- al.or.ie . r,t woh ': R-,u . ing -'e -w , .;, 1. . .... .. . "iiny millions of dollars of kn-cie luiiely cxrrcaap'l. Lut I h:i!l i..;..i..;-. i. s - 'ti iv-. u K,,.:..,i,.i..,ur.., --e ' "" ' ZWZXtf "h,mm-f$&VXim "' ":i" ' IIe 1,rouS1't Iarec ox ful1 to sell l'ut were soon exhausted, nml many were tie applications from persons to purchase those for exhibition ; but intending to compete for the premium at Columbia, lie declined felling them. lie received the premium, If our friends desire to obtain some of his fine fruit trees, we will tnke treat id.-asur,. iu forwarding orders for them. forwarding orders for them. Mr. James Kerr, of this county, had two apples, which he left with Mr. Vetlrooki, one of which weighed a pound. pie.-, which ne leic nu .-ir. n esiuroehs, e of which weighed a pound. j Vi'e have not room to detail all the other, articlcsc. exhibition, but wc .ball ..JCn U r, good, K have h.,1 - P - week publish the list ot premium", and nil portuuity to test it, and vill be afforded on will be able to ascertain who arc the sue- j reasonable terms at wboesale. eessful competitors. We would make a su,sestion to the Mr. RaVDUf, of !Mh far.lilllt. KxTu,ivc Commit,', an,,, hat is ;1,,,hey! The nonKenneth Kaynor, of North ti'uld select cuncsdav and Jhursdav t arolma, has written a titer to a political hereafter as the days for the exhibition, as I. ; ;m t f....iin n .11 ....n.rnn.l build erected, co that the Ladies can have a building for the exhibition of their handy woik, and the tables should be ar- ranged and protected so that articles could uo. ,.. handled We h am il.it some ..r.. t revtuted from setnliti" articles especially'10 lavc been suceeasfll. It is therefore prcervi s, because there was tiosicurity ,,llt they would be returned safe. And Mr. Wcstbrooks was seriouslv ineommmlen t by persons haudiing his apples, and wu heard him say some one had taken in ap ple for which he would not have takcu Dve dollars. This should not be fo. Messrs. Hoyden and Thompson each pre- 5ented the Society with a plough, winch was auctioned off, one bringing Sl". and .1.- .i... e. -...i -.:.i. t... ..i . uit nurr c-i, Has wiui wuji wasiaiccuai ., , ' . , , 'the . . !0C,,',J gare, anout leaves tue society witu a .und 01 over 5Momi to ma,;e im- provements and success to tb-ir endeavors to place the Fair Ground in ituatiou to cive general s.iti-faetion. Pomolnririi issoriation. A respectable meeting was held at the )urt house, in Charlotte, on the 4th inst., fjr the purp.ve of furmiti" a Southern Po- moloical Association A. 15. Sprins was called to the Chair, 1 v and W. J Vales and Col. W. A. Williams, were appointed .Secretaries. A Committee of Line was appointed to draft a Cottitutioo for the government of tho Association. The Committee retird, arid subsequently reported to the mcetin through their Chairman, R. A. Springs, a Coas.itu,:,n f,r ..id .,..ociation) w!,ich. on , , tnotion, was a.iopted. During the abence of the Committee, 'leu .T A. Young addressed the meeting in refcrep-e to the superior Tivor of the apnc and o-her fruit in H f,f-. tV ,u and o.her tru.1 ID t..,. tate, and the adap - tation of our soil and c.itnate to their culti - vatioti. It-3 t. a airman appointed a Committee of five t nominate off-eers for th- government : - , , , . .. ! of the Assoetation, who, after retiring short time, reported the names of the fo- lowing persons : i Dr. A. P. Wiley of Chester S. C Pre- A. P. Wiley, of Che-tcr, S. C , P sidei.t; Dr.C. L. Hunter, of N. C.and It. A. Springs, of S. C , Vicc-Preidenti ; W. A. Wi.liai.is, of Charlotte, Recording Secre tary ; R. F Arthur, of S. C., Cirre-pond ir;g Seen tary ; . and C. P. Mendi-cL-!!, of (J re. iiaborou'.-h, Trea-iir-.T. A Committee of three was appointed by. the Chairman to select an Orator to address the Association at their next annual meet- i The be held xt meeting of the Association will n ths third Tliursday in August, I -.VI. Th turetlng tie u adjourned. A in re ext . did. "I notice of the A- ti-'ii wiil h-i L-iven in our re x'.. T.'ie Elrttii-ns !! turns from the election" whicl. hieh took pi ice tiiis luoLib, 18 New 1 or i', New Jersey, M assach-jsi'tts, Delaware, USiuoi-', Michi- last Congre 1- Jr." ' ipposition, Democrat, 10.'! Oppo. niaj. ( ) llnr TiiLJf e.ivid 1. t : it. We j '-'-i:, but not ve below the ta ' r.f I '.VI -'en and What is Not Seen; Coil iiiood ; Mai im the Carolina P irii-an ; On seeing the I'orlrail of a Child ; ij iintin Mc-sis; s'of,n. t ; N des ou the l'.ne Trees of Iio.er Virginia and Nr-h Carolina; V. .th 11.ee when Suns are Wanii"; .Ana-c-eoi.tic ; A Meeting with De I. a Roche; An Hour among Medals aud Coin-; The - i- 1 . -- v. '. '. i' 1 i ... . r . J "- - r ' anioiiiHc'i, 111 mix vears. in iimi .1(1.1 . ! 0ur readers will End a sbrt Ftory on our first page, which enows'li necessary this j periodical is to a family. The North Carolina Plutcr has also been i received. It contains anamouut of useful information to the agricu urist. I SmnMhin. rw It will be seen bv refeencc to his adver It w ill be seen by refeencc to his adver- .Ucn.eut. that Mr. J. lUV.mer h,s open- cd a Candy Maniifai'toy in Charlotte. j This is something new it Charlotte, and we cu a L'audy .Manntui'toy in 1 i.tmotic.-- This is something new it Charlotte, and we hope it may be prulitabe to him, as his ' committee at Wilmiuetui, IV.., in which t i. E .7 ;., . (, i;,,,,,,1 w .,.. .l. ..i...:..: .,..1 ;,. f... j ' liuimom. " '"Ln , " lational and not as ! which bregards-as a lational and not as i a Northern question. I Jllillui I In this state the Dout-as democrats s 'eins ccrtaiu that Mr. wiil nc the V. S Seuatc from Iliiaoii. FUR TI1K N. C WHI'l. Ma. 1'tiITOR : For twj years pi-t tie ! commercial interests cl our town an t I county have been much tenroa'cd. Tni- , , 1 , , . y , r I has been owing to the short crops and fiuau- ; c;l Cu.tarr4m..,t. of the uutitry getier- ! aily. i ii i gratifying, however, to see the ' &Tivt vtMtS and "Urged business now . - never Lrn better to a ! better cltiss of cu.-.tomcrs. This results : frotn their activity in Luaioesi and the na- tural advantages of the po-ition of Charlotte " 7c - t- - lor commercial eiitcrp'ise. It is tiie terrni- ' ,.t i. ii.,.-- of !!,;!,.,, ,1 ,0 ;., for commercial entcrcise. It is the tentii- , , . n t,,a xortlt al.,i g,utf.f au connecting with the ports of Charleston. Augusta. Wil- niiugton, Ncwberu uni Norfolk" cr l'oi ts - mouth. Its advautagt'S of snipping are 1 einppcJ and immediateiy cominenced bos- " '"''en 10 get us into irounic since me oaj therefore superior to auy other town in ' tilities. of his arrival, lie has now ceased his di- Western North Carolina. Hence the l.iglj The leaders of former illegal expeditions plomatie character and surrendered the ar prices raid for all kiudi of nr, luce, and the of the same chara-tcr have t.nenlv exnrs- chives of the Iiegation to the I'uited Statu cheap rate at which pods are sold. The natural markets for all the lcadins products of this portion of the Slate is Charleston, 1 ai1' 'he intermediate country in that diree- tion. Columbia, seven years since, was supplied with Flour ind Hay from New orii ; now it is our best market, except Chai ie-ton, for flour, hay, cotton nn! gram of all kinds, as well s other products. The rates of shipping by Charleston from New York and New Orleans, are from SO to 50 per cent, cheaper than by ;.ny other route. The reasons of this are olviius In r. the first place Chailotte is -:i m:i' ? nearer ' by railway to Cbarla-ton than to any At- liantic port in North Carolina. In the se- I coud pia-e, the S. C. Kailroad is the oldest and Le?t e.tablisbed Road iu the .-'juth. It a! met without grades and curves fm.n 1 Charleston to Columbia can, w ith one lo- ' cumtive, transport 30 cars with tn,(im or I 1 t,t'00 lhs. of freight in each its business , pri(i ,, lhro frci lti atl(, it, re. l;ipH -,ll)OUI,t t, 0Vr one h,,. a half mil. j iions of dollars annually ; hen-e, it can carry t.-cight at -'j per cent, j.-i than any otllf r roJ of li,I,lt';d a"'J '"''-' more clear profit. ,)( a C r0!It(.f (,;,.!, we havetiied and compared lj freight bills, Port-mouth is the dearest. The freights are about .10 per cct '"-T,cr by tun uue than via I haries- ton. JSiit this is not surpn'mg when wc con-ider the nuiubcr of roads that the freights ha.: t-j p?s over; and the further fact that it is llo n.il-s f urther by land than to Charleston. In addition to thi-, while there has beea mo-e delay and ex pci.so on freights via Charle.-nn this season than usual, ia CODseausnce of the severe f Diction of that city from yei.ow fever, yet ow ing to the largo commercial interests of ''-arieston, the amount of her shipping both foreign and coastwise by schooners, brigs, : shipi and steamers, we are enabled to get goods from New York and Philadelphia, and ship produce to those points, in about half the time it takes to receive freights by at.y other route. Hero is another great advantage to the mercantile inter-ds of Charlotte. These advantages of cheap l'rigLts, quick transportation-, ready sales and low prices, with active merchants, Lave created a commercial interest and pros- pi tity invaluaLIe to the f irmer-, mechanics ,-d matiufacturers of Vi'c-.:.ri Votth Ca Si . IiOl H, Oi. ;A I.T IiAKK I'll I. At Kit HtCit Cali- IfpllS fori. i-i Salt dike mail arri i.-d at : on t;.e J.ld ni't. I'.iglit passengers came in the mail to Salt Lake. Among them was Mr. Wallace, editor of the Alia Californim, in route for New Hump-hire. Mr Wal lace speaks in high terms of the California Salt Lake mail liiie."jhe weather w is fine and the grass jood. The Indians wertf n 1-m.-r'iu- on the route. 'I l.e citizi lis of ( ar-on 'ai',ey are a-l.ing for a Terrlt rial Government. Col. Andreas, of the Sixth Infan'ry, with one thou-anil meu and one hundred and filly wagon. were met at the Aikal Springs en route- for Reiiicia. The mail left Salt Lake on the 2d inst I'.veiythii.g was quiet and prosperous anon? the Saints.' 'Ihe District Court was in see-ion. .lud-.-e Sinclair re-iding. The Gian i .l.jiy is compos-d of wagon moslers and old ino in. .-vera! no ntorins had occurred in (!,(. o'lnt.iiins and several hundred animals h id en lo-t. il1WiTH1P.il, Conn., 'et IA1 E AMi I VI-'HTAVT FHOM OlIK'KiN. A i-'it. r rieeived from Lieut. 'J yh r, of the I nited Stat... army, at Oregon, to his d I'.-li.-e Ind , had l er 'lays ligliling. I hop,,, uinireu nor in m r,' rrom the Washington I'nim. 1Y .TAMKS Rl'ClIANAN', President ( the L'liitci! St.ilcs of America A prtori.AMATlON. Whereas information has ehed which I eatmot'dis.-cgurd, that ' from sources eertaiu persons, iu violation of the neutrality .l,h-,l ni.,.i.,i,t to set on foot a military ex- laws of the I lilted Mates, are making petition v.u inn , tneir tei i norj u.m -i j fJuy ( nedition within their territory ugaili't i cppi,, aml maititaiiiiii'.' pei-Miiis connected tlun itl 'sou to believe, have i.-med (, anJ ll,aiI1t;lil,i..r this ixpi'dition, ' persons connected there it h, t,s 1 have rea- Solil llOtl'H 1 rlu'rVe t, roilijlj iu tori.it'ry a security for their j redemption and fuHiliuont. j The hostile desi -n cf this expedition is 'rendered manifest' by the fact that these 1 . v. , ,n i .... t in o it by force. iies'idc, the envoy ex- i;,.., ,..i ,;; .... ,.lf.i,ii,nt,.nti.irv of that eovertiineiit in the I'uited Males h i imtiee i n r, n rsn -.nee ot hi s i list t uc ti .ii.-s. dated on the '-'7th infant, forhiddiu; ... ,.:,:,.....,:, f .... nation, ex- i or uhieen of -ine nation ex- eett p'i-.-eii-ers intending tj proc.'cd ! throu.'h Nieara-ua ou r the I ransil route from ocean to ocean, to enter il territory oLV.... . r,.h, ..nr. O..I...J l.V til t.roi er mitii-ter or cii.-ul-een. l"al of the re- n r. nt in the c Mi:.tr from whence ' detiarted. S'sieli riTs.nip with this excenii ju, " wiil I ppel ami compelled to returu by the auie cilivey- anee that took them to this country.'' From these circumstances, the inference is irie-si-tiblo that personi eiiL'aL'cd in thi-i expedi tion will leave the I'uited States with hos tile purposes aeHiust Nicarag-iv 1 i. y cannot, under the guise which they have 9-sumed, that they are peaceful emigrants, citice.il their real iidenti hi-, and especially u thev knoT, in advance, that their landing will be resi-t.d, and can n!y U This expedient was sueeos-t'ullv resorted to ,pl,. cxp. previous to the last expedition, and the v sel in which those coniposiug it re e di ; veved to Nieara ua. obtained a elearane - r. , . ., troiti tin; collector ot tint t ort 01 .ueuu ' ;,,,., .1. ,,,r , ,,.,...,1 !.,,;.,,,; , troiti the collector of the t ort of .M. bile. .... ,, , ,,, ' ;..,; . arms or munitions rf war were di-covered on board, vet. when thev arrived in.Niea- ! ra.'iia, they were foumt'ti be armed and : cd their intention to rem w h --tilities au'.iin-t ! Nicaragua been twii I no of them, 1 txiicliid from ho has air Mcurau'ua, 1 .. has invited, tlirou.-h ,e lilie uew-papei American citizens t emi-raie 11 that r public, and has di-i-natcd Mobile a tl place ol n ml. zvous and del .irture. and .luan del Nort the port to which tho-v : are bound. This p. rson, who has re 1 Bounced his a!Ujjiti,ce to the United Slates, : and claims to be President of Nicaragua, has civen notice t the collector of the port of Mobile that two cr three hundred of those emigrants wiil bcir..p:ired to rmbaik from that p -it about the middle of Norciu - kr. 1 cr thei-c and other good r-.as..m, and for the purpv,.. of faviur American citizens who may have Lei a honestly deluded into th belief that they are about to proceed to Nicar-t-.-u.-i as peactfu! ciuigrati's, if any such there be, from the dia-trous euii-e- (,er)Cl.s t0 w!licll ,,, ni; h, PI(,1, I, James linchanan, Pre-ldent of the Cnitc-d States, have tiiotht it tit to i.- jc thi my proclama'i n eijumng open all oilcers of th" sverr.u-nt, civil and military, in th.-ir re -p. cuve -pher , to be viu-ilsnt, active, and faithful in so; fucong ih.e.c nl"ga! eu- terpri-c-s, and in carryin. out their "stan ! itig instruct! -ns to that i fb ct ; exhortinir all good citi.eo, ty their r. -- ct f r thi .aws and tueir regard for the peace and w'sf.re of the e juntry, to aid the etioris of the j ub- lii nuth -ritka in the di-charge of their dj- ties In t c-t my United' tiniony whereof, I have herein. to hind and caused ll.c seal ef the tales to he atflle 1 to these presents. Done at the cit ti. th .lay o jf Wa-Mm-totj, the li.ir- leto'.i r, ni.e thoii-atid d and titty eiii', and Vl.t bund ,.. s.J of thl States itider, of th..- United the eightv thiid. JAMl's rutianan idi tit : ass, Secretary of State'. Ry the V IiKWIm si'Kcn:. Many e-iimatcs have been formed of the total amount ot the additions lo t1 of Lul.ion which the nines of stock s,j, jii, America and Mexico have fjriji-hcd ; that of llumbollt i.s probably tin un-t rrliab!", and is as follotvs, viz : From 1 '.r! (0 1VI I, at the rate of .-M'i.U'jd p r antrum ; l.luil to 1.11-1, at the rate of .1,0.id,0'" per an num; Ml.) to llid'i, at the rale of ll.t.tl.l iiiin p r annum; to 17oi, at the ra'e of Hi,00ii,(iu(l p, r annum; 7 00 toIT.Iti, at the rate of .'-',tiO.)1l)!)'l per annum ; 17-1U to l-'Ci, :i:t:Uii)ttH)i pr annum. Iu lb 0, the product of the sune mines sttmated by McC'uiioiii at about i-il,- - fiO'l.OU'l, to which is to be added the pro I duet of the gold district ot the I'mted ! Si des, then stated to be tH .',0'l(l. In I 1-sld, the t.roduct from ail the different sources in F.urope and America i given by Mct.'ulloch at !,0.)l,0i)l) pounds sterling. At this time the mine Ku -sian JSiViena I began to assume prominence as a source of supply, tho annual product having rapidly risen to 8111,(1(111,000, an amount which is understood to have been .since largely aug- i ""S1 reservoir, ( Pepin,) twenty-five bun-men!-I. The total amount of g dd derived ,!r'!'1 "'!-' from the sea, the navies of (. from the mines of Cilfomia and Australia, as given ou reliable authority, from to l.1i, was I 1,0.-, ,111)0 rounds fderling, and in I --.1-t, the product fi'iiu each o! the.-e eoi'titiies is set down nt S7.").()0l) 000 m. amount from which it has riot varied mate ri.dly since, and it is probable that ell ' OOd (Mil) 11, ore r.er ,.,,,,., !... 1 1. ' from o'her sources. Ti,,. principal countcractit, . n,.,.ljt ,a, been the drain of sn. cle l,iet, 1, ... fnr ' ...! V . " .... ..s ,-ii.ioseo 10 n-,70 amounted, iu six years, n . .',.1.001 (lOO triueir.a! v 11. hi ..r -....I AMKRTCAXS IN MKXICO. The following is from the Mexico corres pondence of the Now York Timrt: Kverv day wo nro coin? from had to worse, am1, mill wo have no encouragement from abroad. We, who have -o..,c here to , have made this our home, expecting to ninv tlii nroviions of a n'tii'-i ol Heatii'S I which nr.- as binding on the I of tin overnm. nn. " A,nrie Hi in M -xi n,ht to , or when M.-xh'O has in is ; wronged in violation of treaties s a cutxen at home has f . eoniplaii. when he is nre J'"'-e in - ISut fogo abroad arc", more or less lumped up under tho general hea.Iing or i " adventurers," and nlthough the word may ho applied to us in Mexico, for none ol us ' can claim that """Tj P"ro Z'S countrv. and the repealed outrages which have been perpetrated ajainst them it! vio lation of treaties, should have attracted ot teiilioti loii! since. Tho number of thla class is lar'-e, and ii.any Anierieaii citizens are to be found amongst them. And now all of us Americans, and all other national!- lies, are directly outraged by this su-pen- siou o. correK,iiueiict'. What is to b our next persecution re mains to be seen. It was rutnoruii, ye.-icr- day, that the house of Mr. 1'orsyth would l"! entered t,y torce and the rdugers now 'here taken from it. I believe there are l.. ihu ri Uvirt, all limieli Ut evening, at ' ociock, nomine oi m mnu had occurred. I also learn from good au thority that Mr Forsyth himself and his friends were yesterday soliciting the aid of foreigners to defend hou-e again-l invii rioli. 1 believe tuat anus have al-o been sought for this object, as well as coiuhu-ti-hie mi"i!es. It is to be hoped that noth ing will come of this, for should a pun be frcl from the I'uited States Legation, 1 f,",c bloody tragedy. No lic- iieaiiv, i a:o nt a loss n see nai i.eejis :Mr. Forsyth here. Suiely ten thou-aud ,nl,,,i tl'u thousand tiuis as had, arc 1 dansrerous to hitu than retnainin here ''irmi nt trouhle when it is tj-t.-stion whetlierthe Am-rican Coeriimi-i,t can ' r protect him. Hi acts hue ail , Cousul hero, and why i.ou to try'-? play out the mi tak 1 n himself to act in Mexicj I think Le de-erves great ceti-iiio for staying hero to keep in bis lio ie men wh) arc known to be M'hemiiig against the tjovi rn.iicnt. If trou ble ii" comes upon us from his acts, we '"i:"' ll',?c """ " -''amc tor it. I shou.d like to laugh at the reported 111- ra-jon of Mr. Forsyth' house, but I canm-t. believe a majority of ih Cabinet, in C'uui.ei1, a f. t days a.o, voted in favor cf doing it, and alo of sen lin" him out cf the , country under i-t rl. The Government of ' -"exico rely on the im!,ci!ity ot the i.c- ver,..,.t at Wa-kingto,,, and are there- "re, l-jei 111 t-i-.ni g mjeh a step. I. it, in 1 r lettrr, I have npnk-n enough tl;1'' 1 1,3V,! n:nT only to ejaculate In. w I1"-,' l r 0 before the mad eut of ', -'-- will Jeu.n4 the atieutioit ef the American (joverniueiit T So far. Mr. Ru- china,, has treated us with Mlcnee and ap parent contempt, TiiK FATIIKK OF V.'ATKRS. The vatiits of the Ml-i--ippi lover i thus d.plet.d ly a writer from Maiden Rock, Wisconsin .- While I lo-'k out upon the river, three miles wide at this point, my min i n-cun to take in at -me gr.i-p tl.-t magnitude of the stream. I r ,in the fr 11 regions f-f the North 1 1 th sutiny So.it h, it extends 1 ome thirty-one hmdred inih s, and, mtti the Mi- ' .ri. i firty.'iic h in Ired i-il. in bn.'th. It would r-nci from New Y. rk aero." the Atlantic, 111 I extenJ fro-n 1'rauee to Turkey, and to the Ca ; iati S. 4. It, average (! j tn from its s.,ur..-.- to I. ike Ita sca, in Minne.ota, ie its delta in the 'iolf of M-xico, is fifty feel, and its width half a d he trapper on the Upp. r Mi--i-ippi cm take the furs of the animals that inhahit il. sou re. s, and 1 xe.;,nge them dr tr-spieal ttuili that are g.-.tln red on the batiks be low. Slaves toil at one end of tins grei.t ti. 'rougiifare, while trio free red m-n of the IV. rest roam at the other end. J he ti .' ds are more than a month in traveling from it source to its ilc'ti. The t dal va'iie of steamers auoat 011 this river and it- trimita rie, i more than ii(i,'jn0, mm, and rmiuber as many as fifteen hundred moic than iwic: the steamboat t..,na;.'e of F.ueland, and njuiil to that of ail othe,- parts of ihe world. It drains an ar. a of (we've hundred tliou-and rep-ire iiii'ef -;,;,.' ju-tly styled the garden of the world. Ftrcceive, a ecru i f tributaries, the least i.f which, i longer than the vaunted streams of mighty empires. It might form natural bound tries for all llurope, and yet leave for every country a riirr l-.rger than the Seine, h engulf, more every year than the revenue of many petty kingdoms, and rolls a volume in whoso depths tho cathedral of St. I'a; could bo sunk out of d-lit. It di-chnr-n ; '" -'cnr ",,jr,: Wlllcl' l!,an has i-sm ' f' r' i!"'r '" centuries; it fw ,1 , r. 3. . """ " nave 110 ii-ime, eacn ot winch is longer than the I hanie. The addition of the waters of (he Danube would not swell it half a fathom ; woild inignt sately ride at auehor. It wa-hes the shores of twelve powerful States and between it, arms lies space lor twenty afely TtlK S, TITY (F Tilt? IJi;vil. HWj tlftt ih'mld he nigntrr.l t,t f,V,.,IU(t. Porter, of Pennsylvania, resigned his on the bench somo days ago( and in his let- I ter, takes oeca-ion lo utt -r thi followin ""iient, wnicn so p istcd over th. door and inscribed in l,,e h, art ot patriot of the land. 11, TlIB IJlUTtSI! GOVEKXMKNT .A.-D Flt.M. nt'STKiiisM. We copy the follcring froill . the linltiinoro Sun t " The I'ritMi Uoverntnont has given fur. inal notion to th'- Cniled States (.iovem. melt that they will intorfere to prevent any farther fiHibiistering enterprises from tl,8 ! United Staiei upon Nicarajrua, C?otla ltii- jornliyof the Central American States, j This is iiormp'y dcelaralion, but a positive land pravn determination. To enfore it, tl0 I Id iti.-h i.Jnveriiment aro about to r-ctnl a strong Hin t to tho port of Urejlown, aud also to San Ju ii n del Sur. " It is probable that some enterpri-r) 0f a character similar to that imputed to Walker, are on foot, in regard to Nicnri. ?na. Some tu steriouy movement from (New York in the direction of Niearau;, lean only bo accounted for on thin u,(, , j. ! tiou ; and hence the interference of tin a j Kritaili at this time." Till! GltAVK Of I'U.WKI.IN Th' Ju j)ioV'"nirit Comieti'l. This morning, t!,0 feiico around the opening lately mails inth,) wall of Christ Church grave-yard, at J iitl, and Arch streets, for the' purpose of expos. ' ing to view the grave of Franklin, was taken down, and thousands have availed them clc4 of tho opportunity of gaxiug at the modest stone which cover the remains of j " Iletijamin and lbborab Franklin. " 'J'Iik I railing and the other fixtures iu the a per. jtureniadein the old wall, preent av.ry ; neat appenranee, and the tombs in its iai i mediate vicinity can he seen li-tincily. Tlin ) grave of the great printer can now ho sen 'just ns plainly at tboiili the ppm-min ,,, inside the enclosure From present i n 1 j . I rations the piveiin iit near ilu aperture in i tho wall ..ill r. ij'iire rt'titwitij fie.yi.on'y , ' im i s.ui i now the shui.'hng of feet in th it ' hitherto ntlicr i.oglei'ted fpot 'iM .("'('.' Jll't'll). A' 1 ihknt ri-.f'M a Kn rati' Tki.k- illAt ll The f.'o-r.'V rtAm'nirg conla.ns a letii r from Zara (Ial:iiatia.) dated (!,,,. t'tli lilt, in whiih wc read : "The elect!;,. t li gr.i j h here has bc 11 t ho euo of an af fecting disaster. Diirin' a violent Horni ye-ter.ly, two of the lel'egrj.h po-t , r.. thrown down, but without tr aking th wire. Wheu the storm wan nenrly over, tin 1 llicia! rf the teb-graph office and 'u ar- til'"r lll'TI f-'t abniil replacing tie) f'l.'e il-talitiy, thr-0 indivi.iml.s who tmj. i,. I the wiie, r.-f- iv.-d teriible eleetiie shoe;. . two wete kii'i d on the po aud the third r--c ived s.iio'js injuries on the heal and the upp. r part of hi body " A 1 fitsTt, Nov I Ckmhi.I A IiK.iil'l.yTI UK -- I i, turc fd ihis Slat assembled yesterday, at ihe Capiiol, in Mill.-dgevi!le.al,d prod e'l, 1 to bllsinei., the o!h.ti rs of b dh lion-, s h Siil' ill attciiilatic. tiov. l.rown'f Mc--.i.-. was Cdnmuiiieaii d to-day, and is a v iv lor:? Uoeiin.etit, devoted almost exi'lu-i r, t t State affairs and intere'ts, lie 1. e n. mends stringent regulation nd li-i-i ,t; .,. against the tt! or abusei of the l o- 1 i system, the pr()hibl'i.-.n r,f st C-,;.J- J.jt . :, der 8 I J, or and the ad i tiou of a r sub-treasury .vteni. l'.ss Him Ri.fsti We Copy the folio ing notice cf a r, uurkalle in-tsnce nf ' lerality from the l'.t.mhurg 'r". : I Tllen l y ; A p.rk't bo k c intaii ing dflo ., . diojp.d in t!ic s'.r. ,t. on Monday U-t. ' -, 1 visitor t to- fair, and ft und bv a ii-tl.. who l.i.-e tiy r. tum-d it tl t.'lC OUt.er. c .i,nl. r..ii ,11 of winch t ri.-e sbr i- a-p elded Willi the Laud- one and iih-ral re waid of a - cents wjili. of candy. L.t it Dis. ox Kitn.s in Irtt. t.c.i y s rv that v. ry many nf t !n; .J "-.--,),,t.i, :,i;;,, i 11, an km i ari'C from iinpiintv of tie I I-...! This hfs leoig lien si-,ecteii, l,,it i. lately known. In r .-..uuipti-irt. te,lrr .'. if I o.n I to I e a sc llmentary -j. po-li.-fi ,n. the bl d Dr-.j..y, I. .i, Cnc-r, I".-. -in i Hi nt li .n-, ao e ri in djtor !. re I 1 -p i-iies I, ,,,, t;. l,i j ISJious (ll-ea-. an 1 f-vcM are c-.u- d -ob ly by its ,. ! uni.r o'.tl.y kt..Jc, an I evvu itjp d-. ',, ii'e f . 1 1 " '.v . a w-i'it ,.f vitaiit? in th- 1-1 , 1 I., view f these f.cts Dll. AY til tbsicted his C,i!lnU,r l ti! e.reciailv to j uiifv ), I i-'g T-'' 'he bl I, -nd Wi.ee wc b'-li.-.- I) a lis. its iii,.-,r;.. 1! d snrec. in eoiT. I.ng and cut ing ! I. e 1,1 Mr,r ,IJ.,-, , ' J". i: II Ih.Hf'l, of New York. that ill- tlio-t , fi et.lill remedy ,, ini ..V the Ion- 1.11,1 f-nerey c-f the stoniarli - IV Oxyn.atid R.ll. r-. F ,r Dy-pi j -la and Iiidige-ti ,n tl..,-.; lli't.r. aie'unpiiulel.. !, a. l-siify num. r 11- curt s. Kll.VKLJKil : liROTIIKISS E1 1 lit if. v , - t . ,..,. . U n : ,i .,.;,. r. . ' " " ""'f M-" ( ' --.-. t,... I II It - 0, A .... :, 1.,;, , , I-rV A: STA PL 11 ill!) 1,111111V ltd vm: 1 s, u I HI, is, AND I .,r '. , V..t! It .3 , r. u 1 i:m,i .111.1 i:i,m b-. nnuis, sunrs, V, s. 77.t.;;v, at. "'I I '.ti,, i,t .f II,- :.hle i, ,,,., ,. I, II. . I r.i, I.. : ,,; , in,. M,,,, ,),, ,., ,, , 1. iiv ..l! 1 II.,,,-, . II .,,,. )M,, ut -,r . ..lo. . hir I AMI ;,,, ,,,.l,. ... t ,. il ur f- " ' t" '" '"-'. A I ,,..,. Wl.l...,-; y "' '"'.":.' kt -houli' he.r ... .1 lie! ' lo I., reel to c.,il ... I,. Ite bnng .! !..- W I. ! li v. ... p.rl.. ill ..r!y. i,. 1.I.1 I 1 .1 ' nioi.i. I,. ii,ii. ,, ,,, iurjjs si 1 k I. " -I nn, 1 I,, tt'HOi.KSAIi: liOdM. '...- h.,U:,,le linr.f. Dawi. Ii,.,s.,,rrl, I ,-,.,-,. h.n -wu ' J. .'ssi.vw,, ),n,l.,li,. A,,,,,,,,.,, tl, -(.',J. J ,'i' I'.'uirr's XoiiiM'. W ,s i..t,' ,r M yy ,..,-,, le t .'l I..II-S. li -I I ,...,..l!e ....I.. I ' ler r.,:el o,, , ol,.,,-,! u ,. ; ,.., r'. It-., ts I' M'-WI- UK . i.uty ei. ll. iU i,l .1,1, s-r 1 IlllltSi; ..1 ..,,y ,.ri ,.i , I,. 1 , e- mi I "I I v, ,r. ,.l.l I .- .p 1 ' ' I.. Ihr y,l, f tl 'II., ...,.- 1, r. ,, i.i' l" c.e e.rw.r.l, .r.,v. ,,r,.,. ,1,, pi, I, .ti ' ' THUS. .! IloLTON. .'-'"' ' -
North Carolina Whig (Charlotte, N.C.)
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