i> i*' as to al'.-iorl* all the siu h
an 1nl(lovt.•llullL^ if’ raslilv oiiii.iiTi’u in, unist
(if iK'ci'SMtv, MMiii lii“ al>aini'>ni‘(l. Tlic
tjuc'stioiis tlu'ii wliii'li oci'ur avi', uliat is
till' (|Ua!itv i>t’ tin- coal, what ils t|Uaiitity.
«t wliat i xji'-ii-o can it bo niinofl ami trans-
——————fcot tleep in ite pools, fu'd ''i^^ avcrR^o
KErOHT ! feet in wi.ltli- The nuiubor of Iwks on
. r. j-.1 71 r>- • ' nvinv nf the IVnnsvlvania canals, is more
0/th, lhrcvi.moJ !h. Ihcpluicr iVK,p.^»k
auil Tran^^pnrhtlxni Company. ; .„„i ()l,jo canal, there are 7S between (’nni-
The Directors of the Deep River iMiniiifr ' t>«.,iand and Alexandria; on tl»e Deep and
and Transportation Conjpany, in present-j Frar rivers hut 18. On the Deep
ing to the St(xlholders the very inttTe.-t- Kivers, st(‘ani jKiwer will be
injr and able rejtort of Professor Johnson, I draw the coal barjres; on the other
fiM'l it incumbent on tlu-ui to enter into a ; ^,.^,^.^1 inij.j-ovcnicnts, animal l>owt r ninst
detailed statement of the eeonomical 'j .,n,l the difference between the
of tlieir possessiojis; a subject which u;d l of (he one and the other is as great
not fall within the proximo of the learned | the Iifference betwec'Ti the strength of
I’rotVssor partii'ularly to examine. Ihe jmuv nmlc and the giant (“ngitu*.
vahie of a coal mine depenils njHin the : y.mr coal arrives at Smithvilie. it
quality of the eoal, its .piantity, the cheap- traJi^|>orted to New Y(nk for SI 7.)
ness with wiiich it can be mined, and the whieh added to S.‘» cents cost at
facility and co>t of transportatii'U to ni.ir- >;,„i»l,ville, makes it cost at Ni w York P‘2
ket. All th'“se ingredients niu.'t tciubine selling ]irice d bitumin-
to render a coal lield valuabh*. ^ 1’‘*'| dus coal at New Voik is nsnally ln>m ?()
rate, independent e.vistcnce ot one or tvo^ to per ton. Slu'uld the market at New
(>f the.se, is not « noiigli- li the ci>al i> «>t evt r beiome gluttitl witii bitiiminovis
infirior f]uality, or coniparatc 1> wtntii- this company can undersoil all others,
li'ss, when bn>iight into maiki't. no oiu in;ilo enormous )>rollts. Hut the j
wonhl think of exp«‘nding capital upon t. ; jnaikitstbr your coal will be at Smith-
It the (jiiaiifify is insuttieient. it w.uild mi^ ' at the outlet
be worth the undertaking, li the ixpon- iTu ictlv upon the ocean.
Kcs of mining are ti>o great, jirudcnt men protected by Smith’s Island, so as to
w ould not t nib.trK in such an enti‘ipii»', ;i si cui'e harbor. A essels oan enter
and it the cost ot transpi.trtati"n to niaikot harb( r drawing l-> fVi't of water; it is
dircetly ill tl;e traek of the steaniiTs that
ply from Niw York ti' (’harleston. Savan
nah, New()rleans, Tt'xas, the West in
dies, Ml xico and Chagres. Hy taking on
iM'ai'd a snHn-it'nt nuantity of 'oal at Ne'.v
Volk to i-riui: them to Smithville, vessils
ported to market. And first, as to it .pial- ennii>lcte their lar-oes there at :
ity. The Report of Professor -Johnson, >.iving of e\|.. iise. 'I'ln' coal wouh
than whom there is no higher authority,
places the coal of Farmersville in the lir.'t
rank of bitnmiuons i-oals. “it has, says
the Report, upwards of eiirhty jicr cent. i>t
carbon, anl evaporates '^-10 of steam ti>
one of roal, whit h pro\ es its admirable a-
dajitation fir stoam jiurposts.” It p"s-
the ad\antage of bri>k and brilliant
combustion, whieh renders it a mo^t desi
rable fm l fcr parlor grat* s, ;\nd an t .\-
eellent coal for .'iniths’ ]'Uvi'Oses. It takes
lire promjitly. swi 11s siiilieiently. and ag
glutinates it' liK's-es togi'flH'r .'o as to f>rm
a hollow tin-. "
“The amount I'f >u!['hnr is ’lot >ueh a to
prevent its nct\iln‘ ':s ;m tiiis a])j'lication:
or to interfere with its pn sTvati-.n either
ell ship I'oan! or on shore.”
The freedom from any coii'idorable "T
dargeroU' amount of sulphur in tliis co;d,
always considtred of the hi^lu>t impor
tance, ha> become douMv ^o, in \it*w of
the recent disasters which have oteiirred
to one English and tiireo Anierii-an ship'^.
vhich have tak' ii lire -and burnt in tluir
attenipti! t> reach the Paeitie coast. The
Knglish ship wa.'? loaded with Kngli.'h coal;
the American ships with ooal from the
Cutnborlaud mines.
Now when it is con'idered tliat the I'ich-
Uiond, the Picton, and the SydufV (nals,
have always been supposed to c^itain large
quantities of suljihur, .so as to rend«'r the
use of thes«' c^mls datigenni^ on h ng voy
ages, it bceomes app n-i'iit thut su> h a ‘-oal
as tliat at T'armersviile, will be souirht for
as the bc't of all others, if it is not the
only sate coal tit for Ion" voyages.
As to its quantity. The coal I'cd is re- ef luo]. i!
ported by the Professor as being seven feet
eight iin hes thi k. \^;ti\ an intnposiug ply
't slate eightt-eii imhes, leavin>: .-i.x feet
fwo imho of j)ure coal, and covering an
area, already disco vend, of about
aeres. I’his bed df coiil. :i' the Professor
justly remark.s, is equal in thiikne.ss to tho
great P;tt>burgh S'.'aiu; not inferior to the
m.iin ?i-am at New (’asth. and of the !»anie
thickness as the bed long we.iked at Syd
ney, ('a]te Ijretoii. Thi.s j>lv of slate, on
first pi netratinrr the outcrop, was twentv-
,»ix inche.^ th:ck, but gradually diniinisluMi
when the i*rolc.'.'-»i' Icl’t, to eiirhtccn iuch-
ts. Siiice then the vein has be‘n penetra
ted several fee further, in all e'Lrliteen
foi't, and the ]>ly of slate lias diiaini-hed
to tourtceii iiii ln-s, with cv>tv pr>'-•]*« rt tf
Hiun niniiiug out; while tho vi-iu has in
creased to nine feet in thickness.
This couipitiy then may count upon a
bed ol the best bituminous coal, three fft
thicker than the Svdnev bed, or the great
Pittsburgh seam, or the main seem at New
V’astle; enough in quantity to satisfy the
the city of Wilmington, enibrneing r>nrt of
the northern ])ortion of that town, but ex-
teniling to both .«iiles of the river, with a
front of P2oO feet on each side ot the ny-
pr. On the Wilmington side we have a
wharf 0*25 feet in length.
We have contracted for another site for
a depot, at Smithville, whiih has be(‘ii
ternu'd the Nahant of North Carolina, and
is as ]deasant and salubrious, as that cele
brated watcrinjr place near liostoJi.
It is the opinion of Professor Jiihnson,
and also of Joseph P. Silver, Esq., of JMii-
(rontlemaii scientifically and
COMMUNICA riON.
FOU TIIK OHSF.RVER.
FROM THE TriliMTNOTON JOmNAt..
THE SAMPSON TRxVGEDY.
The examination of Beebe and others,
char;cd with the murder of Milton iMath-
F () U E 1 Ci N.
a,..i,un„u-a "'llj tin ..f ('. A. Ilamsnn, a ('..m-
km.ls ,.t , oal, lhal 111.- cal ,,f Hm ,■ wa. a|M..mit.'.1 In tin- (M.ai,-,
w.ll not Jisiut,-prate ..r lall lul. Ii R i . I |j _m,
U|».II Imnir to tl|caii, »l i. li I(iul- ^ l|airis..n, M .lial't ii»..luliuii»
i, V will ,v„.nu,t 1I.C ,n 'V;„„si,l..rali..n ..f tl.o
tlH. ..p.'.uu^...tlli,'nav,^aI...... .1'' | Tl,0 Couimia. e rctiivU, a.ul aflcT
..1 }r.;.at aJl,0Mv. u...ss ,.l ,1s ^ r,.ll..»i„g:
tides, gives it a great value over nio^t otli- ,1
cr bituminous coals. 1 AVilKRK.\s, we have seen that ni"ctings
(’oiitracts will be made for building have been lit Id in s(‘ine ot the counti''S in
steam tiii:s anti barges, in s 'ason for llu‘ this St.ite, to .-ipjioint Dtdegates to a State
transportatiou of the coal. A lu'rsoii jier- (’(invention to nominate a camli'lati' tor
fectlv rcsi)on.'iblc, has olVercd to l)uild the (l.ivenKir: Ami whereas, Wt' believe that
At a very large and respectable incoting Saturday afternoon last,
held by the AA lugs o » amp.son coun }, a j committal of Recbe to
Westbrook’s >tnster Ground, on December,
i!()th. on motion, (>cn. airy ! without bail or niainprize until the next
called to tiie ( hail, am 'to. laug ion , term of Sampson Superior Cf>urt.
was rcfpiested to act as » ecretai}. ^ Fisher, one of the cunij)any, was
On taking the (’hair (fMi. Rryaii cx-| sum ’.f one
plained the object ot the meeting ni an { aollars for his ai.pearanee at the
appropriate addrcs.^ and urged the .,nd the same order wr.^ ma.le
of S.impson to do Hieir whole dut^ in the . ref.'rence to one Mes.sersniith, but it,
after Court, ajijiearing to tlie satisfiction
of the Jndire ainl Solicitor, th.it he was
land in grvol drman'l.
, Carolina Ki.-o. ■..,,,,,1,
I l . S, „..o.c.fO«wor„
jtnlP2J.
1! I F ranee, at t!ie lat. st dut,,
K: The Piv.sidei»t had jiruvo] '
laii- . , ' , ‘
. , , , j. fpi it liau been but tnfhii' •.
fax, with later dates troni I'jurope. ihe i mi _ •
intelligence she brings is of the utmost j
\ jti iise. I li»“ coal would
rcadilv x il at Smithviilc at )K-r ton,
vicMiuir to the ci'mpany a profit of at h
No (ithcr ci'Uij aiiy c.iii coiiijtete with
your comj'aiiy in M>uth rii market.'., situat-
(>1 as you will be. v.ithiii a day's sail of
'harleston, and within three of the islaiiil
of (’uba.
■ A itliirni iir I "III.—111 ai'iiiition ti» tlu“ a-
■ bove ’oal Field, your company own t\\ >
Sfwral tract' of I.ai:'! aojoiniiig eacli other,
and amounting to eleven humlre 1 acio,
undcrlaiii with Antiirarite cdai. whii ii .■niu-
i ji.’ires favoral ly to tiie bi -t aiithnu-ite co;i’-^
‘of Pennsylvania. 'I'lure are two beds uf
tli> ct'al. ont- of wliich overI.i\' the otlu r.
and gives additi eial tliickmss and greater
aimnuit to this ( i.il field.
'i'hoi:'_h the mi>iin*_' of this anrl.raeitf
ctial c.uuiot be i\iidereii a' | rolir.:.!ilc a' the
iiitiiminous, y [ it c ;n be iMined ami tran--
pi I t.’.I to Hii't'-a .and th ■ !■ n ts ea~t of that
city, at a gr- .iter proiit than any of the
i\ iiiisyK a:i:a aiithraeitc.'.
'I'he c»t of iiiii!iif..r an.] traii porting :i
ton of bitr.m’.iH'U' c:,! iV> in I-'ai mer-\:il ■
t > Smith\ilh‘, a> we have .'hown, i- otdy
''■'I cents. If we aii.l 1.’) cent» as the trreaf-
er i xpi’iiM- of mining anthr.acite c( .il, v. •
I have our anthracite at Smith\ilh* at 1*^
cen*->; ad'i traii']"irtation to 15.■-ton. *2 dol
lars. and we h.-tve as the . ntire e.'>t
; ot th(“ c -al ;n 1> ’'Jon.
T.ike the ^-o.•^^s of the .-.nt’jrai itcs at tiiie
w.iter. U' hi retof, re stated:
.it 1! ; I'-'Io-
• ir:ic(>. $_• u:.
■\'l I transi" rtat;.-n to 1’. 1 7’>
cv alithl'.ii'ltt's,
I)i!fi*rotice in .r i.f Dce'i ri\iT
oal,
Loliij;h ('■iii)j..iiiy. cat at ti.lc-
wiiter,
A'lti til jMci.'t'.n. 1
'"'t of Iiet'j. river aiithrricitc-'.
I>ifr.TCiieo ia lavi.r i.f liecp rivor
cal.
1 >e!.'iw;iro nn'l IIu l.ion. c «t at ti>!p
Tvatcr. NJ
A«j.l traiisjiuitation tu I’.i'Sti.n, 1
of' l»cep ri\€‘r .intiir.icitcs.
l)iffer> ?i(*c in f.ivoi* of Ilccp rivor
jjio
•>1 0.(
2 '.tS
07
barges at our estimates.
In conclu.'^iou, your I>irectors congratu
late the st.Hkhohicrs upon the possession
of co.al ficlils, which, when the quality ot
th.* mineral ,inil its ailmiraLh' 1 icality are
di’.lv con>;h'reil, they dicm more valuable
than :iny other with which they are ac
quainted.
THH i(H,i,v or Till-: i».\v.
A leadiuLT Nrw ^ ork Hadical ]).ijier,
coinmentiim on M. Ko.ssuth's last spt'eeh,
heads its ai ti. h> •* Tli' ^V^\slI iNOToN '>/ th
ri ntvt'ii, luti yjti’t f> >Ihy tJi'" .\sil-
1N;T(i.N ir TIIK MNKTKKNTll,” ami CX-
jire.S'c.' the opinion that, in putting (letUTre
Wasiiinjrti.n's ]iolicy i ii"W for ti\e first
time. wi“ >u]ipo>(>') “coireetly before tin'
eiiuntrv." ,^1. Ko>sufh “has ni.>re tiian
remunerated us for all we ha\e done for
him, ami establi.'lu >1 a claim upon our
L'ralitmie whieh has yet ti> l*e balanced.
Sol 'I’he .Vmcrieaii People ha\e been
i;i t.)tal darkiic'S reL'ardiiii: the tine inter-
pret.itioii of tin* .\merit.-.in \\ .i.'Iiin:^i'>n -
I .iliev .••ml principli ' until the /irn‘/iii !ni
Wa.'iiingfon came to lift the \eil, .and
ti ;ich U' tlie true dutii "- ainl dc'tiiiic' of
our II palilii-.an J ■ a erument. The j)I,*in
preec|it> of tie Father of his (''.nntry h.i\e
I' niained a .iie-1 b.«'k fT fifty vi ar^
llamilt-n. aii'i JeHcr'tn. and .^ladi'tii.
.Mar'hall. .\dams. Cl.i\ . and W cb'ter h;ive
s;i!:;i' d tlii iii in \ain; it r ntained tor tin*
f I'liri i'll".' ‘1 IJiiii^ to ( oinc an 1 “put
tin in bi-t'.tr.- tlie country!
Thi' doctrine ef ii..ii-intervention, f
ncutralitv—the doctrine alike I'f ii\il-
i/;;:i •!:. f t hri'ti.init v. (f :uiil
"f IIIM: 11 IN — remained an lL'ypt:an
writing t'.r hi' b« ni 'hiod o.nntiymen.
wii. n the irift. 1 d: sc, ndaiit ot A itii..\,
that ilbi.'tri MIS Uepuldiean hajipily gave
U' the k'y .ail'' the ie\-. latii':.!
Wi-iild it be an\ woniler that the wor-
tliy I 'V rnor'' le ,ei v. -re luriit i t.y ,''ieh
\ F-rv adii'ati>n!'—.\ if. hit- 'h'n in i r.
.1 1,1 — li' ad. rs i.{ M.
K s'Uth's ad ire" la't ev iiini: n il see
that he iii.v.' fully adiiii;' wh.it tlii> j a'.ru-
al from the iir't a."eit -i. that fiis jilan of
non-inter\ cut ion wkijI.I
imans shinild h-.ad t->
Au'tiia. or ai;v and
j.'ower that mijrht refu'i
test of the .Vnierii an (1'
who have 1 >en carri> 1
suth’s appeals havr s^r-
Sampson county ought (o be representc'd:
1. Be it therefon' Uesolviii, That the
Chairman of thi.s meeting appoint thirty- last, the
in fact ab.seiit, several miles oil, at the
time of the fatal occurence, he wa.s dis-
chargei].
No evideiiee was aildticcd to inrplieate
any othf'r members of the f'ircus company
savinjx Messrs. Manguni ami Arnioii, and
the.se also succeeded at the examination in
proving that they were absent at the time
of the affray and some time afterwards. It
a]>}»ears from the exidence of 3!cssrs. J. National >\s.'icnibiy, declared J’ati
W. Roliinson, Win. A. l»egister, R.cliard
Parish, J. S. Parish, .1. H.ickley am! Olin
Poi-o, that .at !> o’clock on Satnriiav b: fore
'MIC I ftj,,
‘■"•'^1 lift,.,.,
'I atl'l ;
'■'■.'•■‘■V 1-
i't ]iii' .i.-
i- li--..;,-.
live Di legate s to attend .s.iid ( onventK'Ti.
•2. llesolvi'd. That we n commend ll i-
leigh, almve all other places, as the most
suitable at whic h to hohl said ('onvi'iition;
and w«“ furtlur n'comim nd the 'Jd .>ion-
in March next as the time for hold-
Circus i-omj>anv arrive I at Mr.
near Taylor's J’ridge, in Samp-
• >•)
•'.0
’.)S
.•« 1 OS
l‘ott.'«vU!e l>ii«trict. r «t ut titli--
w:itt>r. s.',
V'M traii'»..rt:itii.ii t* I’x vtc.ii, 1 .'.O
•VI
• '■■St if r*e-[> riv» r natiiracitos,
hitf'frPiieo ill t-iVMr '.f llcoji river
Your Directors bt lie ‘Vr th:it th‘*v c:ui cii-
^ross tin' iii;trk-'t.'i at l>n>tou cast »}
cupidity ot most iik'H. The )aestio])s of thatphu- , with irreati r prilits than anv
qualify and quantity, we trust are answer- company wlio have heretofore si-nt aiithra-
ed to ihe entire s;iti.sfaction of every .stock- cite c-oal in that dir. i-tii.n.
>■- In estimating tin- great .idvantap s of
The nex* questitm :s as to the cost of your l(K-ality, one other eonsid- r.ition de-
mininj:, which has been .'t.itcil not to (>x- servfs to be jiarticulariy luentioucl. as it is
ceed 4.» cents; and wh- n the ply of the entitled to irroat weight ami consideration;
slat;* has ceasfd, will be ].") eonts lc.«;s.— which is the uninterrupted communication
Thi* c.ilcuhition fit 4-) cents is the extrenu* you wouM ha\*, durintr the whole year,
Jiojit, as ba.sed upon a vein six feet two throuirh thew .Hers of Deep and Cape'lVar
inches. A vein ti nine feet can be mined river>, and which are never impedc'l by
at a le...s pr,)jM,rtii/iiate cxpen.se, than a vein ice. While the canals of .'\Iarvland anil
ot six feet. J’cunsylvania arc frozen ujt, vmi won! 1
Rut wt* will take th* cost of Uiining at j find your best markets at the South. 'I'his
4.) cents pi r ton; add 1.3 cent.'for delivery i circiim.'tancc alone would give a :reatlv
into bar;ies, ami the cost ot the coal on ' imTeased value to your possessions, if
lioard ot the barges is (jU cents. ; th(*y needed any further reeonimcndation.
The remainimr question is, what will be ! the situation of your Tual FieM, direct-
the cxjion.'Crt of traiisportutiou to Wilming- ly upm Deep river', which, by the accom-
ton or Smith\ille, at the mouth of tiie i panying maj». No. 4, attached to the re-
i ipe I'ear ii\eil e take the longest ^ pi>rt ot Prot. Johnson, is shown to w.ish
distance when we state the expen.se at 2V, I two sides of it. will e.xempt you from the
cents; and we have the entire co.st of min- I neces.sity of building expr*nsive railroads to
in;r and tran.'portatiun to Smithville at j transport your eoarto your barges, an ex-
. , I’^‘nse which has subjected the mine own-
1 our Directors Itelieve it can be done ers at Sydney, Picton, i{i hniond and
for 2-> per ccnt. less than this statement, | Marvlaiel to enormous outlays. In es(i.
but when they consider the rates at which ; mating the cost at which their coals can be
other coals arc mine.l, and transpurtcl to ; tran.-^port, d to market, the inti rest on
title water, they are prepared to encounti-r | thov outlays is not always reckoned as it
a great deal of public incredulity on this should be, and added to the c-.st of coal at
point. They tin refore .viibjoiij a .statement market.
which they think ineluih-s every ir uj of ^ portion of the property of this Coin-
1' a«i to V ar. anl he
war. \sith I'U'sia.
ry other I'ur ’}> an
to re^r ird the pro-
V. rnnient. 'I’ho'e
away by M. K i'-
11'!' iisly niaintain-
il that h-* did not mean tl.i*. \\ hat will
they say now' He hini'clt ha' hitherto
seriou'ly kept the ide.i in th. b.u k grouml.
'Ihe ureat bnldn">s >f a !ergvman who
u.i' foruieily an rithu!a'tic im niber of
til' Peace Socifty. iia' \ i'i' iitly encourag
ed M. Ko.'.'Uth to .'peak unambi^uoU'lv of
hi' \ieW' .and jairjio'- ^. So much the
b. W’e now know the consequemas
wh;i h .'I. KfS'Uth i'|uite willinir to brini:
upon tiii' iiun'rv. if !•.■■ ( an l>ut ser'e hi>
own. While lluniriry ti^iit' Au'tiia. the
I niteil States are to light Ku"ia, and all
tlu' nari,.us bc'idcs th.if cho >' ' t> enter
the licM, and to coiitriliute a million of
dollar' to 1 lungarv into the bargain. 'I'lie
pr.'posal is (leciileilly mod' -t and emphati
cally rich. R'.it it will be flisenss' d, with
.all resji.M t ofcoui.'c to till claims of -‘hos
pitality,” and discus'ioii will kill it.
-V. i. (.'oiiiuirrruil.
TIIK \I.\SK OFF.
Kossuth s spei'ch to the Rar, we hiok
ujion as the tlearest and most (*mphatic
ih'clavation of his jiurjioses in this country
that he has yet given to the .\merican ])co-
ple. 'I’here is >iow, we apprehend, no mys-
titicatiiii as to what tin* ^rcat Mai^var
means by “intervention for the sake of
non-intervention.” lie wants us. first, to
tell Kussia that she must not join forces
with Austria, if liiins'ary again rise up in
arms; and then, if Kus'ia don't heed, we
are to ha\* recourse to the more jiotcnt
logic of army and navy. In short, we
* mii.'t declare w.ir against the despot of St.
i‘efersbiu_f, and light it out. Divested of
‘ the charming yet delusive lanjruage in
wl'ich Kossuth contrives to enrol>e hi.s
ith'a-;, war, war to the knife, is his mean
ing of intervention on the part of the I’-
nited States in the affair.*: of Eiinijte. W
re
!ay
ing i».
Uesolved. 'I’li.it we apjirove of the
('oiii])rrmiise measure', passed by tin* last
('oiiiiri'ss, ;imi also of the Administr.ition
of Mll,I..vui) I'lIJ.Miilu;, our v.iathy Pre
sident. In him wc view the ]>ure states
man, the devoted supporter of the Consti
tution .and the ComproinisK! mca.'ures. and
we take L're.it ple.isnre in recomim nding
him to till* jK'ojih* of the riiioii a~ our ti; st
tdioiee ;;s a ci.mlul itc' for the iflu-e of Pre-
siilellt.
“2. He.'oUed, 'lhat m* man in the 1 i;;t-
eil St.ites wouhl we ratln r aiil in electinti
to tin- otVice of \'ic(' Pre'ideiit, than our
felh w-eitizi'n. Wm. a. Ci:am.\m. Ili.-pa-
tiiiitic and cotisirvative ai t' in all th- pub
lic oHii i ' be h: s lilled rec. iiimeml him .as
in every way woithy the upj'nt ot the
ciii/.i IIS .>t all part' of the I nion.
Pv' >^ol\ed, 'lhat w' recoiiiuiend that
tin* Deh-jratcs in said .‘'t.ite Ci.nvention.
iVoin cat h ('oiiL'i't’s'iional District. b:i\i- full
p' wer to appoint D. legati -* to tin Nati »n-
,il Convention, thereby 'a\inr the ;r'>u’ole
. holiiing Di':i i' t ('on\I'liiii.ns.
'file re.'olllT ioll- WCTe p.isse 1 uiiaiiimous-
h. ami till* Ciiainnaii, und«r the first resi.-
lutiiiii. appointi'l the t"ll w.ng irenth-nii'n es for tlu
a' Dt Iterates: — Iliram HI k kbnni. Allen Rei be, an
Hlackbuin. diihn l>r\;tn. daiin ' \\'. l^i:^ r,
Daniel Hurt, Dr. II. A. R:zzcll. IJol'ert
.Mm,.. Icy. Dr. Wm. C .^li. k'. Dr J A.
Rir/.ei!. dI hn Carr. Wm. .\'Iif'nl, .1. .
Si I in.ib. .'' imr. 1 lii-I.tnil. J. N ■wm.in. I..
Ci.derw'I’ii >'. I '.' e rv.•..«!. d. { . W.l-
liaiU'. D. 11. rii'u rw •!. Ii. 1'. ('.iir, D
^\ illiani'. Sr.. .1. 11. H»wh\. (A. II.ir-
ri't'n. Ilobt. DraiiLd.'Hi. D. ,\ 15././.ell. R.
W. Li e, d ial.) I). 1) >1. II' irii’::.
.I.imes ( >.ite'. P. |{ 1 ii'iibh fii Id. I'.iiah
^\ .lr^e^. II nrv ii >du;ii. ./ n ] .lack' n. d.
n. .'\laxwcil, I z W. (•••X, an.I Wm. Mc
Kenzie.
(>11 niotii ti ' f J. R. C X.
Uesolved. 'lliat tlie Chairm.in aiel .'Se
cretary be added to the li't of D. legates,
and that the proeocdinirs of thi' meeting
In* j ublished in the F;i\etteville (>b>er\er.
On inotiiin, the nieetiiii: a Ij nirnc 1
l/o'.
iiAin;v r.i:vAN. rh !i.
: \v. iMi \r V.
Palis
.son county, and hired a liehl a short dis-
t.im efroin his house, where they cvi eted
their t' Jit, ami in the afti rni>oii gave an
exhibition of the play "f the Coier.i.in and
Miller. Ill a j»ait of tlu- play botli the
cliaractcis tnnil le off into the ritig.—
Messrs. Janies .^lcrriti, Watson and Dun
can Ch(snu‘t, began the disfnrl’atne I'V
throwing saw-dust into t!ie taci-s of tln .-e
j»erf’ormcis, and linally broke up the jday.
An hour or two after, th*' jirinciji.il j'art of >^’atc—ami a
the comji.inv being on their lot. an 1 the Iloust'S.
country jieople talking and drinking at a
liquor st.ind of Wm. Register’s, ;i f.'W
yards oil', but on tin* s .me lield, two of the
members of the CircU' 'om]>any ajiproaeh-
ed the staii'l. and u-ed i-i'ine insulting lan-
iTil.ige to \\ at' 111. Till* dece.i ■ 1 rct.irted
in a thnatiiiing manner; one xf tiH-.'C two
nu n, till n, saying s iinethiM^r to the ci.un-
try pei pie, moved in the direction of t!ie
CircU' 111 II. and t:ave iln'tn a s; ji;al. which
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PARIS IN A STATE OF SEIGE!
II E V O 1.1 T 1 O a F K A C K
Nkw York, Dec. -21, P. M- I 'i
The steamer Eurojia hasarri\cd at llali- . mgui.' ). . ]„ i’,,,.,]
* - It had been but tnflin^^, :,,„1 vi.
jiulsed. The acf|ni-.'( nt c
ynpathy or • ii’ln!.,. ,
l,as .Icclraud a.. e,gV,ll, .n ll.c ^ .lir.,,,rl, j ,,
Liverpool market. ' . . i i ' .i 'on
Rreailstuffs gi-ni'rally luel advanced.
Canal i'lour is fjiioti'd at 10s. (id, Ohio
*2ls. (*i|. (^iin h:;s likev.isc aiKaiiced Hd.
jicr fpiartrr. Consols
h’R.WfK.—Tiie news from Paris is most
important—it amounts to nothing less than
a revolution in political afhiirs, and may
le regarded as the commencement of a new
state of a flairs.
A i-oiij) li'rfu! was made liy Roni.' Na
poleon (11 the l!J instant. He kc./.ciI the
re!i:ns of (Iiivcrnnient and di.'solvc 1 tne
in a
state of s'( ii^e. anti ;iy>].eab'd ilircetly to tlu*
P'.M ple to sustain him in his nioveinenfs to
arrest the monarchic,il teii leticic.s ot the
A.'seniMy. 'J'lie I’resi-lei.t’s arrangement.'
have been nnide with consummate .'kill and
secrecy. During the night of the 1st
inst., th(‘ whole thing v.as time bit we the
public h.id intimation of the event. A
ii' W .^lini.'try was formed and a procl.iuia-
tiein is'Ued, n stoi-in^ universal suffrage,
anil proposing a new sy.'t' in of (lovi rn-
ni'-nt, the leading features of whn h are
the (.lection ly the pei^jile, aii'I an army cif
the i’resideiit. the latter to lioM oflice for
pi years, to be supported by a cmincil of
L'.'iiislature. to consist ol lw »
tained liy the annv i
and three wouii.l'"!
killed ami oil" huiiiliei
ed. I're.'li arrest' w i
of the leai! rs of the
Lfuiis Na]mleon will
dent by an immense la.ij:,!;)
nier and the other gcn r'lb ••
1 lavre, awaiting tla ir ;ri,,j
of cxeiiing the sohlUr... .
niodore Ap Catesby ]
happened to be a speet.it.,r
barricadi s, had his le^r ]
cut off. '1 he Prince iK- .1,,:.,.. ,
Duke D'Aum de had gon,. f, ;l,.. j
ef iMgiuni and r:'i', d tl„. .
v dt a-ainst L .uis N :]i j,'
• >: h ili't., li id b c j., •■■,,,.
am! no indii a*i: iis r f tl;.. y j,.
t!on weie to be seen. :h, , ,
the bari'icaileS. Lo'.ii' X,',,’,. ,
■!l
II
an
fb
i.i!. :til\ane-
tl: V iiiiiin-li.itely ieeo-_:nizei
ing wit’ll l.low' ;ind shouts, strui k down
e\«r\ man th' V nut. In the m.antinie
tli • ot'aer I.f the two W.iS nut iole. 'I he
signal had no >.;oner been given, th.in he
.'■truck dov%n two of the cit'Zi ns. Every
citizen on ilu' ^lor.n ; w.i' u \ i l!e'i, v, ;th
the excep'i.iii of one. who manai:cd to
escape allhi ;i^h holly pni'Ued.
It wa.s in this affray tli.it Mathis re-
coived his deatli-wound. All thi- witm 'S-
't.iie r*ogn;«. 1 the piis'Uir
two Ilf tl.i'in 'Wore ]»o.'itively
usiuir a dub at that tim-. and with
.\t d.iv-ii‘_dit on Tik"^ lay nioi iiiriir the
President'.' j.roelaiii.atiou was fi.-und p-.;sted j
thri'Ughi ut tlie City of Paris. i
In thi' proclainati 'n h'v ad\ !sed the iin- |
mediate .-!;sp:'iision "f the .\.tliiii.il A--'
-'■ml ly. and jua-scnted the jn'oj'f "f a luw
t’orm i f lovi rum. 111.
The elei-ti.in of Proideiit un-h r L' ni '
Napol 'on’.' plan, i.- to I.ike jil :ce thr^ u^h-
out I'ranee during the present iiionth De- i
cembt r. and he ]iromi.ses to I'ow to tin- j
will of the Jieople. i
So Mcretlv and yet ,'o .syst; ni.itically j
\Tas the whole ]i!an carried into cxeeafe.u. ;
that if W.IS fully consninni.tted before the j
.\"eiiiblv r>'C 'i\e ! tiie slightest inf'ni .rii ii
of the d.-'’uns of its author, a;j entire new [
luuiiiL" lifui formed d'irin_' the ;
C.
^1
1o his
-alh
if th.
that Wi-ip iii srriking the decea'id. Mr.
K.u klcy ':a'ed that Heeb*- strm k Mathis
tW'i blovvs al ter h* Inn! fal’en. I Ik r ’ were
some sixteen other citiz.'iis b»*aton and
w ounded, am' iitr tlu in one name.I Pujreani,
w lio I' ,-nu e di ad.
Tbei' W.I' \id>me which gives sti"ii:
rc i' iii to iieiieve th it the parties prim i-
•nei rm d in the affair, on tin jiart
cinii'i ciinijian\. have ni.i'le their
iv'c.ipe. but li!' 11 lior. Jiidire Rattle, wa'
of tlu* ojiini n that Retbo w.as (ijuallv
_uil:y w ith them of the murdt r of the dc-
ceas d. 'I'his, he said, wa= murder anil
nothin;: else.
The .hid'fe st.iied that he was reluctant
to c.imniit any man to jail upon a criminal
idiarge unhs' tin re w.i' either jioiti\c
proof or a very sir mil' pre'iimpti'iii of his
uuilt; that he v.,as >ati'!ied from his ex
perience in ( nminal matters. . w liicli had
been, unfortunately, very Lrreat during' tlie
.^lini'tlv
ni;^ht.
Pending ilie i
poses fhaf t!ie Executive jmwer r>main in
his hamls. He .'.ays that he had l*c(ii
forcdl int.) hi' present attitude by the
conr.'e pursued by his (-pponcnts in the
Assembl\;and it is certain that Tiiiers.
iudress caiii!!^
I to tlie ])'-lls. and st iti:
I freely si.bmir t i tlieir i
' 'I'he news from the
FiUrope is un;ni]i'.r'a!it.
Tue Sl.N ATI: has be. i,
exclusively. >:i;i-e n’t ! •>
cussing Mr. Fo ri '
the finality of ti),
The debate b
I’oote V.'.as S( \evclv ] ; !,
repclie'! witli S-- ,i; ‘ ( !i r
that he had hu ried .^! .
grave, and r. : d h tt r' 'i,
most friendly fecliii^s lucl
them.
'ihe debate was c in'l:.;
Mas'iti. Hale, ll'tiist ai. 1-
Cass, and D lUgla:--.
0.1 motion of Mr. I'.ae-
s»*nt of -Mr. I'uI’.i ■ n,
lution, it was am'm !.•' 1
1 the latter part nnd ,ti- i:
ctioii. the President pro- j read.—
'J inr
sun s ■ mbraced in t:
t;
■r. .and others of his ojtnonents
(’h;
lia l di tei niim'd to deni.ind his arrest and
impe;., hmi nt on the ’Jd iiist., ami were al-
nv 't in ill- act of ninving in the matter,
w !i n till y. to:;. th(T Avith their prim ip.al
fiieiids, Wire arreste.l and conveyed to
\'incenii. ', and conlined. When the mem
ber' of the Assembly attemjited to meet
otfn ially. they were ordered to tIispors(>.
and upon refusing, were arrested. About
mi Mibers were arri sJed, but m
reciting the tith
: iiionly knov.-n as tii.- ‘•(’uar, r ;:
; —.are, in the jmigm-nt i-i' :ii- i.
i tlement in principle .a:, l ii:s;;i.
; final setilenient—i file ii:i;,_
! citing subjicts which tin v :;i'
ought to be aiihereii t .
time and cxjx'rience ^liail .i.iii
MCcessity of furtlur l -. 'laniu
ag.ainst evasion or abuM . "
A bill making a grant .u :
Rrandoii. Mis'.. an I .^ll;lU_- .i,
i rail road, iias.si d the Si luiio.
anv'i ^
_)u Friday, the Si nat.
ed for want of a (ja iiaiai.
In the lIousK oi IlKPni'iM;
ha\e been released. All the juincipal i
leaders of the opp..jitiun. however, are now
in ]iri.'i.n. j
Three hundred members of the Assein-; r»n 3Iouday the L'L'd, .^I;.
b!y it is reitorti'd have "ivin in their ad- ; i » ,
, ' . ^ ^ ■ I leave to ofler a r“.s..Iutii'ii
he.'ion to the new order of thinjis; and j.-
tolegrap.iic dc'patchos tn-m the
ments state that the President s dcdara-^ r!,
tion hail been hailed with the utmost i
enthusiasm fhroti;.diout the eountrv. Sub-
I.-'SI H.
'pecch to tlu
1 Ralti-
e kiml-
of the
here to
happy
TIIF, TKl i:
K.issuth In his late
more deleiration .‘sai.l:
“ L“t iue, w bib' ackiiow 1- dginir
II*" an.I hospitality of the pco)
I’nited .'"'tatcs. say that I c.im • m
seek an asylum nor to look f .r a
home. P.Tiuit me to “tati—it is not a
conipliinent, fa I never m.ak‘compliment.';
it i' a truth—that I would consiih r to be
born a citizen of the I'nited Statisthe
greatest honor and the proude.'t lot lh.it a
man (an boast to be his own. Rut I, not
being in the hapj>y condition of beinir boiai
a citiz n of this nlnri iU' him!
I I't eightven month', i that Manixum and sequeiifly tliesi* reports were confradicteil
Ariuoii w.iuld be acqiiiited bi f re a jury riiid barricades had been erected in differ-
uji'in th(“ e\ideuce, .and he wmid mat visit
tlnm With inijiii>onment. which was in
itself a jinuishnieiit under the circumsfan-
ce.'. 111't hon^ih t f h:i t, a 1: h'iui.''h Mr. l-’i.'her
; lMIIi-
II I.-
niiglit alsi
ciui.e, tin
in the affair, and a nioti\e for it, .as lie wa
one of the jtarties assaulted in the cireu^.
uccei d in ( sfab'i.'hiim his inno-
was pr.iof I.f hi- j articij ation
tie
'n'pi'lid tlie I
not quite obtained. V .i> l!i. '
()f the N. C. 1 »elegat:oii. M”. '
voti'd for suspension; aini
, Caldwi 11, D.iiiiel. Dockcrv. '
ent quarters of Pans, but tiiev \vi re sliced- r , ,,i . .. i , i i '
, , • ' : I'cad, ami \ enanle. \ otci
liy iirokeu down iiy the troop-.
The latest accounts fr- m I’aris, ciunnui-
nicated to London by 'J’elegraidi, are to
the morning of Frida_\ the Tith instant.
Rumors were rife of continued lighting
in Paris, luit tlu\y were not la litved. The
insurgent^, it is stated, had been put down,
after a severe stru^rgle.
'I'he movements of thetroojis were rapid
and silent. Vnit firm and (ifective. On
’I hursdav many barricades were thrown
! fr'ii: I
I... '■
ini Sfur/'n.—Tlie Rritish funds
were Very sensibly affiated by the late
smhlen and a'-touu-lin;! crisi.' in I'remdi
atf.airs. Consols and R.ailwau' shares ini-
you will not mediately experiince 1 a he.avv fill. Con-
teel ofb'uded when I say that, let my poor sols receded per cent.; Railway shares
country be doomed to suffering: and de- in some instances mm h more. Sardinian
gradation oven greater than she has ever stock fell no less th.in five j.er cent. On
endured or now endures, I still love my 1 the ^id instant, how ever, the news from the
country more than yours.” [Striking his : Paris Rourse of the jireeediiiL'evenin-r re- «•'. ,i • • i
breast forcibly with his hand, amidst the | stor(*d firmness to the London market, and ' >oiing lousts.
applause ot tlu* audience.] f con.sols returned to within one per cent, of
CoMMKNT.—We entreat every Anicri-, prc'viou.s quotations,
can citizen, whetlu'r native Imrn or natu
ral ized, to remember that it is liis duty t«*
imitate the example of the noble Hung.a-
rian. H.* loves his own country better
than he loves ours. So we sliouhl love
unr own country better than we love ///>■;
and, while we rcsiKCt him for his i.atriot-. . i, , , • i- ii i x- -t ,
ism and devotion to llun^^arv. we shouhi ? ‘'>ui:h, aggravated no iloubt ‘ "'“'li tnun mid-day un-
not become the dupes of Rriiish dii.loma- J*''- J.u'kson ha.s [' To effect the destrm-tion .f
cy so far as to light her battles with Ru.s- ^ lungs are not affected, 5‘;‘rricaues ot the faubourgs St. Denis
.sill.— TelrnrapU. !may restme him to ■ the Roulcvards, winch
_ ' . i many years of usefulness—at all events he ^be most formidaide, it was necessary
Mm-fler omony thr. V. S. Troops a? continues in tin* Senate, the theatre of his
Smifhi'i'llc—We learn that on Sunday .dory, during the present .session. To en- N'o dofinitc particulars have been tmb-
1 . .L . . ! - 1 , • ..11..' .1 . I • 1 r - . , 1- 1 , ...... . I
Th ‘ proceedings of tin
uninter“stiiig.
Roth 11 r.e> ailj' r.r:;
to Friday, to 'j>end C!,;i
On Frid.ay, the Sfn'aker j r-'
ter from tlie Librari.'ii. '* ■''' J
Ot).(MH) voluiui s by tl,'- li;i-.
appropriati d nioiicy te p.iy i .xj-
red by th,' lirv . direetcii mi inv.
til its origin, ami ailjnnnuil tiu
(’unr.jni)i(i( iirr of thr Jhtlt. Pntrint.
W‘siiiNuToN, Dec. 1!>.
up; and .at one of them two nu*mbers I’f i
the Assembly, occupying prominent I'l.i-i
ces, were killed. j
Ab(mt iMon ot tl.u same dav, while a
bmly ot troops wa.'re pasin:.r ; Ioiilt
the Roulevanls, several shots avi re tired
’I'he com-
])liinent was returjiotl by the troops. ;ii)d
the combat continued with spirit for half
an hour. Furlhcr doAvn the I'oulevards
The large space Mr. Tlav tills in the af- *'''' At (*
•ne ot them two nu*mbers
.V F.AIil Ti:.T.
Sonic nu.ntlis u Mr«. "
fiiri oin’.ntv. cniiu't" !*r. (."nii ir.»
little d:ui"iitcr. who «;is wntchi .' '
witli a s- rt Ilf Tftt'’r. .• .vcnr'r !> ' ' ■
head ami ncck. I>iit cxtcn 1h;l' t“
the lioi.lv. I’rcvinU' t i'•»;. nu t. M :
rcir.pdy witliin tiicir i-eav li li-el "
witliiiut toiicliiii.tr itie i'.'i>''. In ii>
. I*r. Little’s Kin^wi i in mi 1 T> lai’*'\ '
j iircsi'rihei.1. ami tlu* if.'iih
cannon and nr.iskcts were lrC(dv ti.sed till j two weeks every Tostigf "t'tlu'
4 o’cliK-k, when the fi;ihtin:r in that quar- ' tiroly cr;iilic.itil—a f:ut \m:1 uni''''
fections of the nation,
hence to be filhd
counts of his illnes:
causes every letter
vanls des Italiane
o ( lo
, the
on the Roule-
firiii" has almost
with exaigt‘rated ae- entirely o(*ased. A fight oecurrcd iii the
and del line. He h.as afreets, in the (luarters St. .^Iar^iu's and
Denis, whi( 1
til
iicijriil-.oi-liootl.
' Sonu* ten or a liozi'n
, anion^ thom. two nr ilir' C ' t'"' •'
. Iicads, have hccn riiro i ro. i i.t*,' ,
' (ly. aiivi hilt one f.iihire re] ■ ■
I tour inontlis—tlait v:is ei.i- 't
' .standinjr. invelvin^: ]’ri'l'.i''..'
! i:XTIlA1IM)[\Ai'vV
j C'utancoii.s affectinns. kii"’'n :e _
I old or obstinate Totters, arvl ^ i"’’
extremely .lifficnU to rinc—iii'a'i' j. '
blc hy ino.st of tlie pi\'ji;U'.if;"i^- I '
ilinarily {irescrihc.
lit . 1 f . • fl . (T. • +• J’ —»> e learii inai on iT'unaay .t*”'‘‘if; me preseur .session. 1 o on- ucunue ['.aiiieuiars nave UCCn tmn- uuiarny Jirescrioe.
Cl . a(sin 10 a ••’•'so ^uiope. \\ e night last a S(>rgeant-nia jor belonging to ; :‘ble the licgislature of Kentucky tiMdioose bttle is known beyond the fact ', I'rom Dooly ciur.tv. nu
ZlrJ- T command at Smitlnille, N. (’..^as ^ a successor,' he has f^>rwarded his resii;na- a sanguinary conflict took place. Ma- ' =
li'.dit his dextrous use o7the vermumlar— "V. | ‘‘b*ct next Sej.teuiber. ^ | "3’ engaged on either side had i vears. u'i.aVi.-ul ,'esisle 1 Vvcr. tliin.' ;
T; , , •' , e crmuul. i , ^,]ac*e among the .soldiers outside of the ; ^e wiiiild have been in the Senate to- «'(mnded. : recentlv hcen curd l>v Dr. I.i:- ‘
exp -n^e, with a liberal allowance for cou-
lingcucius, ami to which they invite the
heverest scrutiny of practical men. The
estiaiate has been subndtted to the exami
nations of persons eonvi.Tsant with the .sta
tistics of transportafii.ii, and in every in-
stauee, the highest estimate of any one in-
(iividnul has been taken. Tho'atrikin"
disparity in the cost of trans],.irtation to
market of your coals, and any otlier with
which they may conie iu competition, a-
ri.'HJ.s from the superiority of your commu
nication with tile water in two resp.*cts;
fir.st, the cost of the respective improve
ments; secondly, their capacity.
The cost of the Leliijjh Niivigiition
WU8
pany consists of *).s:7 i acres of laud at Far-
mcrsville, embracing your Ijituminoiis coal
field; one-half of this is under cultivation,
and the residue i.s w'ell wooded with yeU
low pine and oak. Timber is abundant in
thi.s vicinity, and land covered with a h(*a.
vy growth of pine, oak, ^e., can be pur
chased adjacent t.j the borders of Decji riv-
er, (without th - eonl di.striet,) at less than
two dollars the aero. This is a circum-
stance of some importance, in \ iew of the
oxpeuso of building steamers and barges.
Provi.nions are ubundaut and choaji.—
Reef, of an excellent (jiiality, can be jiur-
ehasod at ^'2 at) per one hundred j»ounds;
i mutton at .‘{7 4 cents per quart«*r; fowls at
. 8*,•’);)•_).000 one dollar j)(*r dozen: meal 40 cenis per
S>h»vlkill. o,(^■),000 l.inlwl* OA A I 11
KeHiiiujcHnd Potts- b potati^ „0 conts, and otliorar-
viilu Kail Hoa.l. ll.-WC.OOO food in like proportion.
Olii.i .Sc (’hesapciike -* -dimate is perfectly healthy, as much
‘■ ‘’‘'•b 17,0(W,(XX> so as any part oi New England. The wa
ter at Farmer.sville, and at most places on
Deep river, is exeollont. Your location a-
bounds in springs of the purest water.
Indeed, the county of (Chatham is the re
sort of many people from the lower jiart of
the State, during the jirevalence of the
sickly season in that quarter.
^ our Company have bought a dejMit in
which, by the way, he knows better how
to handle than the most of us credit him
for—had man.aged to create and encour
age at least a seeming diff()rcnee i.f opin- | ,,re\alent^— (IVA Jonrnai.
Four of the soldiers have been conimit-
lon with most of our citizens in that re.s-
pect. No such difference of opinion, we
suspect, will hereafter exist, in the face of
smdi a sj.cech as that to which we are re
ferring.— A'. ]'. h'.rjinsn.
barracks. 1‘our oi the men an; now in ' the vote on the Coniprouiisi; n'solu-
irons. Report rojiresciits the discipline at had been taken, ami the di.>^cussion
I this post as very lax, and insubordination ; termiiiatod. I have before me a note,
written in his own lu'at, delicate, and most
ted for trial.
Co/'reaponJi im' f>/'fhr JV. /•S.rj>rr.i.'.
W,\sniN(.T(»x, Dee. Ki.
The Spannish Minister has informaiion
defined and legible hand writing, indicat
ing jicrfcct composure of nerve and intel
lect.
Fuom C.VLIFOUXTA.—The Daniel Web
ster arrived at New York on the 19th inst.
The tull rigor of the martial law had
b(*eii ]>roclaiuied against all (!(>nccrned in
the barricade.**, and a largo niwuber had
been shot.
The latest accounts rej>rcscnt the troops
as successful at all points. Fp to Thurs
day night the succe.»s of the President
s(3enied certain, though new elements of
discord were constantly arising. Accounts
y ' from the provinces were generally favora-
1 bio tli t nn 1 f
Fr,f;/n'irx.—Some of the contributions . . . ^ . «n n www
'O liberally reporteil as for the Ko.«5;uth ?"* neighborhood of .Savanuah, j j ble to the I’residont.
fund, turned out to be a forgery again.st expeditions are on ] The Washington eorrespimdent of the Puesday a section of the Assembly
those wh.w names have been used.' The the | ^ y Commercial sivs I to meet, and decreed the depo-
following i?l()(»0 is of this character. : poor (lelu(Ied felh.ws m the J*ampero Ex-I ui -nlpu. Conirro i • * | of the I‘re.sident and his impeach-
.KcHhiiry l?rew«ter ."xiO liaac H, (Joward-r.u Omdud.ng Ihrarfher) will be » I nun-Lnthusi'-Jm th-V‘t W met^ing was i
.shpriuan lUonwell -j.iO I long time at ('euta, belore they will re-i ! dispersed by the troops an'l the decree i
.Sla.o,., T.. keen ll,cu. '^'1'».; ^Pl'rojman.,,, for Ihe os|-,o„». ! ,:jLuM ,„''all 1, ’ >'
I turn to the F
Iho C.iptain (jeneral of ( uba announccK I inipri.soned, get up now Expeditions
that the fcub.scriptions for the n lief of the War iu «
While the entire coi*t of the Ciipe
Fe.ir a.,.1 Deop IUvct Imj.rovo-
mcnts diJ not Huiouiit to 4U0
-‘‘inal.' in wdiich the above
coals are carried to market, vary fnmr
three to six feet of wat(;r iu depth, with a
width u')t exceeding 00 feet. Deep River
(60 appropriaU'ly called,) is from lU to lo
iptions for the relief of the
families of those who lost their lives durino^
the recent inv.'i.siou has reached the sum ol‘
?2ir),770 .'51.
I'Jxfcnsi rr Ihi.'ii'iit'.'ix.—They ha\e a bar
room in (California one hundred and fifty
feet long, in which forty bar keepers are
emjdoyed, eighteen hours out of the twon-
ty-tour, in retailing li(|uors, at twenty-five
cents a glass,
ii CogfK.—'The N. Y. Mirror says
that the New York City Fath(*rs have al
ready expended some 81U(),(K>0 in connec
tion with the llungariau uvatioDb thero.
War is a better condition, actual war,
Spain begins to think, than this Qua.si war
which keejis her in arms all the time, and
in peril in Cuba—:uul war will certainly
come, if these expeditions are not kept
down bj' popular opinion here at home.
A loafer happened in at one of the prints
ing offices at Lynn, a day or two since and
Jisked the qu(*stion, “\Vhat’s the news!*”
“Two dollars a year in advance,was tjie
reply. He subscribed.
iJolil in larg(‘ quantities is tuiid to linve been
discovered on the Gila river, in New Mexic*.
rci'plo are flcK-klng there of c-^iuree.
ridiculed on all sidet*.
STILL LATER FROM EFROPE,
The Raltio arrived at New York on
e.s of Kossuth and his comjianionH while in
this country, ,\s to any act.^ coniiuittiny i
the country to future intervention in the i
,lc,,„e,lic ooiu-ern., of ,„l„.r nations tWre j Tlm«.lay fron, I.lvotnool, which port she
are not twenty men in Congress who will 1 A ,n.i- * p ^
vote for them.” 1^-'” 10th inst,
Thk Makkkts,—Cotton has declined
an eighth of a penny and was in jui»derate
deinand, The sales during tho ihreo days
tlio Luropa's departure cnniprised
and Tetter Ointiiiciit. It
well lor several months. tli"'ir^‘ '
vious thought to 1)0 iiK'ur.i'ile-
Dr. bittic—Sir: I take •'
yon thnt a yinple hott!'* of
Tetter OintnH’iit has ciiri'il i
the hands, of three or four \
(.''ipneiH .loH-
Talbot county.
T)r. l.ittle—Sir; Vein-I’.ii
iny family, and has curcd
(.SifTiied) ''
Talbot county.
FltOM .VhAHAM.U
Tallai.oosa cinint.v. M
Thi.s is to certify, that Ur. j.„,
and Tetter Oiiitineiit curd a ,;
years’ standinjr. when kii'
i;l
ed. In another similar cas*'-
Ointinont used with entire
1 U ll(»l>r-“‘
'r*"
Dr. Little—Sir; 1 have .uii"i
The Thalian Association of Wilmingr
n. N. I’, has procured a block of North
Sc.nld-iieads in m.v family witli
and Tetter Uiutuiciii. lies!" ''
\our
tnil'.'-
\\ M. »'• '
ton. N. C. has procured a block of North
C\irolina Marble fur the Nuticnal Wash-1 sinco
ington Monument at Washington City, I *20,(K)(J bales, ,If which spoculaior.s took
J he block was (piarried in Stokes county, j‘2U0U Tradt' in the uianufacturing di.s-
and transported through this place; length ' tricts had bci;u dull,
feet i5J inches, breadth 2 teet, thickness ! Other accouijts .«itaic the deciiiie on
foot, At ilniington a head of Shake- \ t'otton to have been only one-sixteeiilh of
speare was sculptured on it, with the name | a j*cnny. Vlovir was unchanged. (.^>rn
ot tbe €Giiipany, &,•, ^ )j;„j advaiiC'ed one shilling. Sugar was tirm
The t’ac-siinile of tiie «:
l.ittlo will he foiin.l upon *’*’ '
of each ot hi.' .Medicines.
Sold «h..lesale :in.l retail. \l
at his .Mamil';ie*nriii^ l*ej>i't. ' •
strei't. I’liiitidelplii.a. and ^1”^'"’'',[1 .
To he liii'l also ol **‘^,’V* ''jlfiui '
I W at,son. Flor.ii C.ille-iiO
! la.s.s, 15ennett^villo; Mr. I’-
I ton; (.'. liarhee. l>a*.clays>ia*.
I llaleijrh.
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