N. Y. Sun.
WHAT CONGRESS WILL DO-
Wha; Is Said or the Future Plans or
De mocrats-WUhJioldlnj; Supplies-
Wasl qtos, April 29 As soon as
the debate upon the veto is finished a
caucus will be called by the Democrats
to decide upon a plan of action for the
future. Exclusive of the (ireenbaok
irs, the Democrats wilt have a major
ity in the House of only half a dozen
members. Unless eveiy Democrat will
stand f qusre up to the principle con
tended for by the party, an ignomin
ious backing down wih be the result.
There is und-jubte-diy a very large
majority of the Democrats i favor of
withholding supplies until grievpTJcee
are redressed. Tue ve' 3 do s not mrke
it possible to pass the aix'h section of
the Armv bill as a separate measure.
It would' certainly be vetted. Conse
quently the party must stand or fall
on the direct iaaue presented.
Within the past few days it is
thought that signs of weakening on
the part of some Democrat have be en
visible. The party leaders believe thr t
the direct manner in which the ques
tion is now presented will strengthen
the backbone of the y ielding brethren.
"In a ttruggle for the liberties of the
people the personal desires of indi
viduals for an adjournment cf ( i
gress wi?l scarcely be considerr i
said one Democrat tc 3y. Messrs.
Carlisle, Morriajn, Sirgleton of I i
nois, M&nrng, SSgleton of Missis
aippi, C'jflrotb, and others txpr- B
themselves as determined to figiit ro
til the 1th of March, 1881, Ur fret
elections if 6uch a fight is necessary.
A dei man Prince ror Bulgaria.
Tiknova, April 29 The Bulgarian
Assembly of Notables to-day unani
mously elected Pticce Alexander of
Battenberg, Geraaauy, to the throne ot
Bulgaria, witb the tit'b of A xaudei
the First.
Prince Alexander is the second son
of Prince Alexander of Hesse, and a
nephew of the Empress of Russia, lie
joined the stiff of the Grand Drke
mcholas at the ou. bn nk of the Tare; -Russian
war, and was one of the first
to oioss the Danube On the conclu
sicn of the treaty of Sao Stefano the
Prince returned home, and, after a
short stay at Darmstadt with his regi
ment, was tre'ferr ! to the Prussian
Gardes du Corps, the Emperor Wi1
liara's body gaard.J
Previous to the election of the
Prince of Batteubtr, P nci Dondou
koff -Korsakoff, as an! cipatsd, an
nounced that no Kuslao wes el'gibie.
The prooec.' :ng8 in the Assembly
at the election of the Pr ;noe were very
brief. Bishop Gleaasnt said Prince
Waldcmar of Denmark, Prince Henry
lianss. aud the Priuca of Battenberg
had been prominently put forward as
candidate?. Same great powers might
oppose the eL ition of Prince Walde
mar, and Prince lieuss was too old.
The Assembly then elected the Prince
Alexander of Battenberg by acclama
tion, amid a scene of great enthusiasm.
In the evening the town was illuminated.
rltish Trade
London, April 29 In the House of
Lords to-night Lord Bateraan moved re
solutions in favor of reciprocity, and a
parliameatry inquiry to ascertain the
means of counteracting tho injur o is Sects
of excessive foreign tanfN.
Lord Beaconsrield said the utmost the
Government could do in negotiating com
mercial treaties was to s that England
had the benefit of 'the most favored na
tion clause.' He object 3d to violent
changes. The indefinite inquiry recom
mended in the mo.ion would cause disap
pointment and uneasiness. It was ab
surd to describe the condition of the
country as one of distress and distraction.
He believed there were evidences tuat
trade was reviving.
Earl Granville agreed that there were
signs of revival in the United States,
owing to a wonderfully good harvest.
He hoped trade would gradually revive,
until it had at least attained its old posi
tion. He congratulated Lord Beacons
field on so distinctly repudiating fallacious
specifics.
The motion was negatived.
Sews by Cable-
London, April 30 Prince Labano fl
Russian Ambassador at Coustautinop e
is to visit the Czar at Livadia.
M de Bligniers. the late Minister of
Public Works, will leave Egypt for Eu
rope in a week.
bir Garnet Wolseley is called to Eng
land by the War Office to serve upon a
military commission.
The London correspondent to the
Sco'chman says it is probable that the
Duka of Argyll will shortly vMt the
Marquis of Lome.
Tne Goloa reports that it is intended
to send 12,000 prisoners, with their
fanrlies, from Novgorod to Liberia during
the sjmmcr.
The rumor that the Boers inl?nded to
detain Sir Banle Frere at Pretoria it.
den;ed. Nevertheless they had the in
tention so to dj.
Russia will pro'ong her provisional
admin'Stration in Bulgaria until tke 3d
ot August so as to give the Trace time to
get the reins of government in hand.
Pr I nee Alexander, of Batnburg, ws -
elecud yesterday by the Bulgariau Nota
bles, assembled at Ti nova, to the tv one
of liu'ija' ia uuder the title of Alexander 1.
h 3D ; l)e!esciuze, who lately retcned
to Paris . un ha- abineut in the United
Stales, is dead. Cluse.et said to him that
he was me eal 'I am' of the Commune.
The Pd.is Uapi ;l says that at' .-r i cess
the Cabinet wJl itself propose the retuiu
of tha Chamber to Pans, at the same time
submitting bills ,uarantteiug f .domol
debate.
The Times corespondent at Preston
ays: 'Tie e a no sigus of ame'ioi tion
in the cotton trade here. Several mills
are work ;ag on short time and otners
intend to close soon.'
The King of Spa'u went to Sevi'lo yes
terday. The rema n? of Princess Chris
tina wiU be placed ne - those of the late
tjueen ol Spain in the Eacuriao. The
court will go into mourning' for three
months.
Germany aud France are strongly urg
ing the Porte to concede to Greece the
territory indicated in the thirteenth proto
col of the Berlin Congress. The Powers
intend to ii slruct thttir ambassadors at
Constantinople to meet in conference to
settle the bouudary question.
A Berlin despatch to the Pall Mall Ga
zette says; 'Captain Zembsch, of the
German Navy, was appointed Consul
Geueral at Samoa partly to push the
German commercial interests in that
quarter of the globe and partly to estab
lish a coaling station for German steam
ers, as already provided for by special
treaties ' j
A Berlin despatch jto the DfHy News
says advices received by way of Warsaw
repre. .nt that bombs are exploded in
St Petersburg daily. It is said that it was
at one time proposed to appoint tb?
Czarewitch Regent.
An earthquake took place in Mianeh
(Persia) on the 22d of March. Twenty
one villages were totally destroyed. Nine
hundred and twenty-two persons, 2,660
sheep, 1,125 oxen, 124 horses and 55
camels were killed.
CiBOLlM.
The Mayor of Charlotte got $1,232.25
last year. i ,
Ka'eigh News : $28,800 in old bends
were received at the State Treasury for rex
demption. The list "is gradually swelling
and'soon the amoant will reach $1,000.-
000. .
Goidsboro Messenger : As an iudustrial
news item it be interesting to know that
over 1,000 large strawberry crates have
been manufactured to order at Korb's
steam furuiture factory, this present sea
son.
Goldiboro Mtssenoer: Our tobacco
planters are in fine spirit. Their'a plant
be Is are do:nj were, aud in a few days
planting will be in order. Wo are fully
one month ahead of the western tobacco
counties. (
Goidsboro Messenger: F Edwards,
whose failure and assignment we noticed
briefly in our last, is aboBt to compro
m'se with his creditors, by Mr Asher Ed
wards assu a?' ng to pay thirty-tbrc cents
on the dollar.
!
Goidsboro M" Sanger: The steam saw
mifl of M ssrs Lee Bros & Rose, at New
ton Grove, was partly destroyed by fire
en Friday night the 25th inst. Loss esti
mated at about 500, and no insurance.
Origin of the fire uuknown.
Raleigh Observer : During; next Com
mencement at Wake Forest Co' lege, at
some suitable time, a memoiial service
will be held in honor of the Rev W M
Wingate, D D, late ot 'iat institution, and
an add! ess, commemorative of the bece?s
ed, w " be delivered by Rev J D Huflham,
D D. I
Goidsboro Messer ger : 'Madame Ru
mor' says that the present management ot
the Atlautic and N C RaUroad : is at last
tired of its r'lway combination, and that
the Road wi'l endeavor tie resume its indi
viduality, and again offer to compete for
freights at this end of the line.
Raleigh Observer : Last Monday
morning the kitchen and smoke-hout3 of
DrPP Peace, of Swift Greek Township,
8 miles southwest of Raleigh caught fire
and with their contents were entirely
destroyed. Fire accidental, loss about
$500 er $600. No insurance.
Hillsboro Recorder: Mr Sandy Burch,
died suddenly at his home in Caswell a
few days ago He had gone to Danville,
on Saturday with a load of tobacco, and
effecting sales, got home on Tuesday
night, and about 8 b'clock on Wednesday
morning he died. He probably died of
congestive chills.
I I
Farmer & Me hanic: Gen W R Cox
has kindly promised lis an article for next
week, giving incidonts of Ice's surrender,
and the 'Last Charge at Appomatox"
wherein our North Carolina boys showed
that while a lion may retreat, it isn't al"
together safe to- attempt to step on his
tail. i
Wadeeboro Herald:- Petitions are
being circulated through the country to
get signatures, asking the Commissioners
of the county to refuse to grant licenses
to any one to sell spirituous liquors less
than a quart; and that it shall be a mis
demeanor for the vender to allow it to be
drank in his establishment.
GoldsberoAesscnrsr.-Acase of husband
poisoning was .attempted near Princeton,
in Johnston county, on Monday last. We
failed to get full particulars, only loam
that the Wfe had put arsenic in the hus
band's bread, and that it nearly induced
him to 'kick the bucket ' He had pre
viously beaten the woman in an unmerci
ful manner.
Charlotte Observer: A farmer from
the Mallard Creek section of the coonty
fives a very encouraging report of the
fruit crop. He says plumbs are not
damaged at all, and that there sre more
apples on the trees than they are able to
bear. Of peaches ne tbinki there will be
about half a crop, unless there is too
much wet weather or something else
happens to injure them. The section in
wb'ch he lives is what is known as the
"black-jack ' country.
Goidsboro Messerg
are now in the'r glory,
season has fairly opened.
week late. Large shipments have already
been made from t b;s place, and also from
points on the Atlantic road . To give
our readers some idea of the extent of
this trade, it may be of interest to men
tion that up to Tuesday night the Ex
press here had forwarded 508 boxes of
peas to New York albne, and 484 boxes
more, shipped to the same ! point, were
received from oyer te Atlantic road. In
addition to these, large shipments have
been made by ra lroad freight t j Balti
more. The strawberry crop looks prom -
?sing.
Our truckers
The shipping
but fully one
The English coal Miner's strike-
Lon do H.April 29 Three thousand, West
Cumberland colliers now on stiiko have
agreed to send representatives to confer
with the masters with a view to a cettie
ment of their disagrt ments.
The Citj of Altoona to he Sold.
Pittsbubo, April 29. The city of
Al toon a, m Blair oonn ty , is indebted
to the SUte for corporation taxes
amounting to $4.208. 10. Proceedings
would have been begun against the
city some time ago but for the inter
vention of the Attorney-General. The
State has a judgment for the amount
of the debt, and the authorities of the
city were informed that unless the
judgment wi satisfied by to-day the
oi i y would be sold. There is no mon
ey in the eity treasury and no means
of raising any, and Altoona, with its
20,000 inhabitants, may be knocked
down to the highest bidder within a
day or two .
WllmlngtOfl tistrict
Second tound of Quarterly Meetings, M
. Church, South:
Whiteville, at Wayman May 8 4
Smith vilie Station May 7
Smithville Circuit, at Zion May 10-11
Wilmington, at Fifth Street.. .May 17-18
Wilmington, at Front Street.. May 24-26
Topsail May 28-29
Outdow..... May 31, June 1
L. S. BCBKHKAD
Presiding Elder.
American Wines.
But few persons are aware of the great
amount of grapes raised in New Jersey
Alfred Speer is known to be the larges.
wine grower east of the Rocky Mountainst
His Port Grape Wine is the best, and is
considered by physicians and chemists as
the beet wine to be procured. It is or
dered to London and Paris, where it is
becoming very popular among wealthy
families. For sale by J. O. Mnods, P. L
Bridgers & Co and Green & Flaaaer
Apl. l-2w
. -
On Broadway, New York, the great
thoroughfare, a prominent feature of even
that famous street, conveniDt to all places
of interest, aud noted for its luxurious
appointments is situated the Grand
Central ' Hotel, which is now kept on
both plaus, the American at $2 60 to
3.00, and the European at $1.00 and
upwards, per day. An elegant Restau
rant, at moderate prices, is conducted by
the Grand Central.
COMMERCIAL NEW8.
WILMINGTON MARKET I
MAY 14 F ML I
HP1KITS TO RPKNT1NE Firm at 2&4
cents. Sales 106 casks at these figures.
KOSIN Steady at 81 00 for Strained and
$1 02 for Good Strained. Ho sales re
ported. TAK Steady at 80 cents per bbl of 280
lbs. Sales at quotations.
CRUDE TUKPKNTLNJK Steady at $1 0
for Hard. $1 60 for Soft and 82 19 for new
Virgin. Sales receipts at quotations.
COTTON Firm. Small sales at the fol
low ma: official quotations :
Ordinary Cents.
Good Ordinary.... "
Strict Good Ordinary... 10
Low Middling 10 "
Middling llA "
Good Middling "
DAILY aiCIlFTI
Cotton 27 bales
Spirita Turpentine 123 eadks
Aosin ..1,337 bbls
Jiar . ; j3
Ornde' Turpentine 193 "
MARINE NEWS.
ARMY ED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
Geo Myers.
Steamer Clinton, Bisby, Baonermann's
Bridge, Master.
Steamer North State, Green, Fayette
Yille, Worth dk Worth.
CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
Geo Myers.
Steamer Arrow, Lay ton, Charleston, S C.
Steamer North .state, Green, Fayetteville
Worth & Worth.
1
Exports.
i
voBBien.
London -Nor barque Valkyrlen, Olsen
cleared April 19, with 1,608 casks spirits.
MONTHLY STATEMENT
Or STO0K8 OH HA VD MIT 1. 1879.
Cotton ashore 1 1,337
afloat 46
"Total..
1,383
Spirits ashore 3,512
afloat. 2)1
Total 3,803
Rosin ashore 108,235
afloat m 3,408
Total t ..109,613
Tar ashore.
afloat m
..... 16,132
80
Total.
Crnde ashore
cVHOsat.
Total
560
nsosiFTS von iu month or araiL, 1879. ;
Cotton 1,947
Spirits .. 4,089
Rosin 43,477
Tar , 11,684
Crnde . .. 8,481
sxroars roa ras mohth or araib, 1679.
Cotton 3,U9
Spirits c 4 4 04
Hosing. 2,103
Tar 8,146
Crnde 365
Foreign.
Cotton..
Spirits. 4,619
Rosin...... ................ .......... ....... .... .. . 3,149
T&r t .
Cmdd mi
New Advertisements.
THE
EXCITEMENT
IS AT
Exchange Corner.
Something: New Every Day.
-
Just reeeired a fine linejof those
Kid Gloves,
With Patent Fasteaingf,in Black and Colors.
Yen will wear no other when yon
once try them.
W
t,
new 1 t of those popular
- 1
Hip Corsets,
'120 Bones"!
He
Also, Dr. Werner's Health Nursing Corset,
I
the best made.
The 5 Lest assortment of
Sun Umbrellas
AND
PARAI8 O L S
in the market.
FINE SILK AND LINEN HDK'FS,
FANCY TIES AND BOWS,
UCE BIBS, LISLE GLOVES,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
GOOD HAIR NETS, COLOGNE, &C
! -
j
The Finest Assortment of
Millinery Goods
to select from erer offered in this
market. The
always on hand and we guarantee
to sell yon any style ef
Hat or Bonnet
or less than yon eaa hay the i&tne North
We charge only for the material,
-
nothing for the Style.
We are glad to see all at j
Exchange Corner.
apl 12 N. H. SHTJNT.
Accidents
WILL
Happ
THEREFORE
INSURE AGAINST THEM
By taking out a Teaxly Policy in the
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF MOBILE,; A Ti A.
MAURICE MoOARTHY. President.
H. M. FRIEND; Secretary.
25 Cants will Insure "agalnta Accidents
for one day in the sam of
$3,000 in the Event of Death
OR.
$15.00 Per, Week Indemnity
for Disabling Injuries.
RATES 1 Day 25 cents ; 1 Days M cents,
6 Days $1.16 ; 10 Days $2.60; SO Days $6.00.
Yearly policies leaned at from $6 to $20
per c $1,000, according to occupation, and
written at short notice,
jnne S6
For Health and Pleasure
GOTO
Patterson's Celebrated Springs.
rjlHESE SPBING8 are situated four miles
South of Shelby and sis miles North of
Whitaker's, on toe Air-Line R. R. Tho min
eral waters are sulphur and chalybeate. The
properties ot the sulpher are iron, sn'phnr
and magnesia Properties combined are be
neficial to ail di esses, and never fail to core
the moat obstinate esses, as many will t stify.
The chalybeate waters cannot oe surpassed,
haying wrought many aim st miraculous
cures.
These Celebrated Sprin ;s will be open first
April, and she prions are ia reach of all, har
injr been great l r reduced this season.
Bathing houses, c oqaet grounds, ten pin
aller, and other amusement and attraction
free for visitors. Hacks running from this
place will meet realtors at Bttelby or st Whit
aker's on tne Air i me ri. K., upon ehort
I tice to the Proprietor.
OS BOARD.
New Advertisements.
Still they Come.
OA A BBLS. FAMILY and Super Flour,
25 Kbls Baldwin and Russet Applnr,
0 " Peerless Potatoes,
75 Boxes Carolina Sun Cured Tobacco,
19 " Oranges and Lemons.
A large lot of Hams, Poult y, fcggs, Ac
In lots to suit the trade b?
T. U. HENUERSON A CO.,
apl 25 Kr. nt street.
Copartnership. I
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TUIS day
formed a Copartnership under the name and
style of NEWBURY A CHASTEN, for the
purpose of conducting a General Commission
and G ocery Business. Consignments of Cot
ton, Naval Store' and Country ProTuc- gen
erally, solicited. Good orices and prompt
returns guaranteed. Respectfully ,
"F. A. NEV B RV,
Late of Magnolia, B.C.:
J. R. CHASTEN,
apl 26 Lats of J. M. Chasten A Son.
T"r
MjgcellaneottsT
FLOUR.
Mint Julep I
fjk& FIRST OF lUiSRAOA I
At
JNO.CAHRCJLLa.
Per dy .,.. 2s
Hr W6fctMM . !. ....... Qd
sttOBtlliaf sfjx ste 30 00
Per m nth for two or snore months... 18 nn
Children smd set v ants sal f price.
For further particulars, address
W.G. PATTERSON, Prop r.
apl 29-d w-13t JSnelbj, N. C.
FLOUR,
1200 Barrels
Good-Flour.
For sale at close figur: .
I
apl 24 HALL A PEAK8ALL.
Buggies, i Buggies,
Harness & 8adcliee,
FvR SALE AT
3rd st., opposite City Hall.
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNE86
AND DISPATCH.
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY,
apl 28-tf
We Offer a Large Stock
Bought Low at Close Prices.
35 000 Busb,Prime White Corn,
OOa Boxes D. 8. and Smoked Sides,
375 Coffee,
QBbls Sugars, alljgrades;
q? c Hhds New.Crop Cuba Molasses,
A rc Bbls Cuba, N. O. and S. H.
l DJ Molastes,
Bbls Choice Family Pork,
JQQ Tubs Choice Family Lard,
1 200 Flour a'des,
200 Bbls Disti:lers' Q ue'
1 500 Bdls Hoop Iron'
2 500Ifew 8econd Hand 8Pint Caaks
1,500 Keg9
300 Bales Hay,
00 Buflha 0aLtB
1 rA Tons Guahape Guano,
lOJ Ac, Ac, Ac
Williams Al fti tirchison.
Wholesale Gro. A Com.' Merchants.
apl 28 -diw.
Things You Want.
pATENT EVAPORATED AND
SUN-DPJED APPLES,
Blight Dried Peeled Peaches,
Fresh Apples, in Gallon Cans,
Canned Pine-Apples and Peaches,
The Best Ginger-Snaps ia the city,
Porto Rico, New Crop Cuba an 1 New
Orleans Molasses,
Silver-Drip Syrup,
Pure Cider Vinegar,
Capers, for Spring Lamb,
N. C. Hams, Sides and Shoulders,
Ferris' Sugar-Cured Meats,
Smoking Tobacco, tax oft, 3
Apollinaris, Hunyadi "Janos" and
Seltzer Mineral Waters,
Ccfiee Roasted daily.
The Finest Teas and all the Delica
cies in Canned Goods, at
JAS. C. S1VBNS0M
apl 24
1 IH CsmV9
Port Grape Wl
Used in Chsrthes for Con.n,unkll
PASSAIC.
:
Speer's Port Grape Win.
ours wears Old.
rjlHW JOaTLI CKLEBKATKi) SltlM
Wine is made from the juice of he r
Grape, rsis ed in this countr J. it, invsJuwl
m : - as n ii -
ii -i 1 1 1 1 .v iiii ii iiiui nv i m, . i
uuuor MM.K. opw own persoD guurti.i
rat on . lrv a w i in. . -
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fit " sj euir-
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o UUSUIUCBi niiu L If n Kttl Pit ir..
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n 4Sk. It ffA snvantmn Is .
m v w vTnunc ll In I st f llCUlftriT
aciai to ine aK eu aan ODUitnted, and $
v l u oi- ip ii bl a in ifik
sex. ii is, in evei itspect, a WlAEro
Speer's P. J. Sherry.
- .o a .i le oi "JL
RIUK CHARACTKR and partakes (.f
K iuen uuauues oi ini jrraDe f am .tu
ia mart. kn M L I W k .1 in,,.,.,. '
11 wii' oe iounu unexcelled.
ftnaav'a "I T M T .J - T v.
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Ibis nottd Hmndv
. " y r-.w vutllli:
iroill LQf? t?rL is nr.lia tn li . 1
c - i "l " " v- uucil r
poses it can De relied upon as strictly pBr,
nnn l jb.1. ii p mi jiiuiii r a . r s a .
rassaic, a. e.j is over tne coikofeach
tie.
New Jarsev. i-ibc. No . LWinn m i
l . .
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For sale bv GEEN A FLaNN U. J
iwm mm riiir r 1 w 1 w u r . 1 1 w . m u i'
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W. ipril MT
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