NORTH-CAROLINIAN.
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ad Proprietor.
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Important from Mexico!
17. S. ship burnt and officers taken prisoners.
The U.S. briTruxton went ashore onlheTux
pam river, 130 miles north of Vera Cruz. It ap
pears that Capt. Carpenter of the Truxton, sent his
bo j lb ashore tor water, and wishing to get his brig
Heir enough to shore to protect his boats with his
gens; for this purpose ho employed a Scotchman
lie had taken oiit of a Mexican vessel to pilot lam
in, but the Scotchman; from design or accident,
fun the brig aground on the 15th of Aug. On the
f7ih' she was abandoned L'y all but U.. tiiitiUri arid
v. l:oac' cfew; about CO iu all went ashore aud f ur
rendered to the Mexicans.
They were hospitably received, a hall given to
tlicni aa a compliment, mid a 'guide scut with them
next day to Tampico. Lt. Hunter and his boats'
crew lu!t the vessel and put to sea. ile overhaul
ei and tooK a small 'Mexican schooner, in which
rtC proc -tdexf' to the anchorage 'of the Squadron.
The U. S. steamer Piinceton was immediately
despatched to the wreck of tho Tiuxton, but so
lugh was the sea that - it coufd .'not be approached
mlil the 22d, win n finding, it iipppjFsitile to get
hor oflTor save her, i'hfc was fired. The Mexicans
h id previously, however, coorpjefcly stripped her
of every thing they ctuld g'tl away, and tftifcvt-Ji'ei1
runs overboard. , . t
Tho LT. S. steamer Lcsaro arrived at New Or
leans on the 5th Sept., with important despatches
for the American Government, the purport of them
Hut known. It u a. reported tht all the Mexican
States had refined to, furnish troops to' uiu'rifi
against the American Array.
The followin" is a list ol ill", officers attached to
the Truxton, who have gone to Tantpjco.
Confmander E W Carpenter ; , Acting Master
Isaac N L'ricefand; Passed Midshipman John P
DankheaJ, George 'B Bissell ; Pursor Georje F
Cutter; Assistant Surgeon John S Mcssersiii.th ;
Mid-hiproan Simeon S B.ipsiU; Captain's Clerk,
H Wilkinson ; together with about fifty petty offi
cers and seamen.
THE CABLET. -Air. Bancroft has been, ap
pointee" Minister to England, am! Judge Mas.n
will art ill both capacities t.f Attorney General,
( which' he is r.ow ) and Secretary, -of1 Navy ; says
the W.mliin "ton tJnion.
NE W COTTa.V;-fThefirrt bale of new
TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER.
This day 32 yeais ago, was inade th mc
motaulc defence of Baltimore, called the
"Battle-of North Point' The British troopa
were flushed with their -success in taking
Washington city, buruiug and plundering
ihe"pubth building--, and proceeded to attack
Foil McHeiujS .Khich cummauds the eft
Irance t the harbor t Baltimore. The lia-
val foice under Admiraj Cochrane, landed
about 5000 troop nt North Point vi, tfce moru
iug of the 12th, 14 miles below Bahiiiiote.
Gen. Smith was in command at Baltimore;
and had er.treuched himself on the heights.
Ou the 1 1 th, he despatched 3,200 men to re
conuoilre the enemy, nd , act a- a suit of
bait to drew the British up to the main body
of Ameiicau fo-ccs. Ofttfes; troops, one re
giment wm stationed at The Trap," a tav
ern oil the road, nnd another at u Meeting
fcoup, as reserves for ihe advance t fall back
ou. On the the lititi-h forces aud Amer
ican advance h-rd a kir ninth, ifl wftich' Gen.
Ilos-!, the conunander of the tand forces, was
killed ; and a nu.nber kifled and wotiuded ou
both side.-. Tt.c Adi'etJian foices, many ol
he:n, lied prerip7l'ate!y, the cavahy in particu
lar ; cxfojit the 27lh ieiineii', who it i .aid
tiHiintuiueJ their roiiiid. and, iiiarehed bark
lolSul imoie iu ic;ular ordm; Ihete being many
1 1 ih men a ud' VoirVtna'ttded by a u 1 1 i."h XVI a
jr, "IfeatSf, eaff? soWier stuc k a greeu twiy
iiti'ti the muzzle of his gun to represent the
hiiiiir(M k, in honor of their M.iJ'rr.'
llov'er the tS i it i"-h moved on up, and
tintiiitr the AtrietiCan so stnuigly ported,
;iml t qo.il, if hot supeiior iu numbers, Col.
Uiookf, the commander, dctci mined to attack
Ihern by night; but before carrying that reso
fuYfo'flf ff!i tfifect, he received iuformatioii
from the naval forces that they had failed to
rap' ure Fort. Melt eory, and could not get in
to thu haib"r on account of the vessels that
had heeu uuk f oils', a'ct it. And could not
theicfoie MV'j'ir'f ie fand iiiovemeiit, and Col
Ltrotike coni'liidd riot to make his iuicudt-d
night attack ; Wot decamped to IS' cot h Point
aud c-nilaifEf.
T!Ve Saltijinoreatw have a monument to
OUTHEtlN KAifROADS.
Georgia ceems to bo going ahead of aU the
Southern Stales iu building laiiroads. The
KA1LMOAD SCHEMES.
One ho iCUs tinwelf F Hot, JVI.
D-," fcns publii$he4 several communiciition!
people of 4hat State seem to have become j that excellent democratic pa'jier, the Wil-
C. JtCTersonisn, ya lha, ,he BraocV ftr Verro,,m e,eclion have, as uua!, re.
at Ihrtl piece m neatly finied 7, '- Lu,,!d in for oi' lhe ttL,- u f
i m iveraiioti iu a tew f r, ..rrs..Jl . 'Li ... ..u: t
poMased of a never-tiring spirit of enter- mingion Jourmd, which he urges upon the j Gmharn is the coiner, in place of r Boln,,, he I-eaMaii,e will Lnrr- - whitf Gov'...
..: .. w:u . . iu:.... ...... e .: f. ,r i citrxfiw w:i : ..... ti.. ...... . r .. it... ...i '
" ic, VtlllCIl IS ""e, n iUUllUalloll " llll'lllji" Vf I , ntiu I n.rru.
wealth and importance.
A fiiend who ha lecenily gicn much at
teulion to the subject tf lhe contemplated
road to connect Raleigh, Fayetteville, Chera
aud Canideu, aud to routes and i htnifS
roads south to Mobile, has furnished us with a
vtatement of railioad improvement., exL-tiuii
and contemplated, iu Georgia, South Carolina,
and Alabama, vttttch wille found interestin:
All the Georgia Railroads reutte
at Atlanta, Dekalb county, Ga. '1 he central
Railroad from Savautiah to Macon 190 mile'
aud the Macon aud vv-erferti 101 mile, makes
ihe connection between tfee Atlantic aud At
lanta Ci mplete. The Georgia Railroad from
Augusta to Atlanta 171 miles, which road
a coutinualioii of the Chaileston and Auisusla
road. 136 mile., completes ih eonuectioii
between Charleston and JEtla'uta- the whole
distance fiorn Cha'ilert'on to that place bciu
SOt miie.t( ATI Atlanta corhmences what is
called the State or Atlanta aud Western Rail
road, which is now finished and iu opeiatioti
to Oosteuaulah liver, Stf in Hen fiorn Atlanta,
aud ouder contract to the Tennessee line.
This ioad-is .de.sigued to be continued iu three
directions, to-w it : to Alemphif, Nashville,
1 ,oe "diautngea to e deiied fiom, etetidiug
the ilininotoii toad ou to romicct w44i the
road in South Carolina. Of this tio one can
complain, hut -in leaving the subject of lhe
extendi, h of the Wilmington road, and at
tacking the motives fchioboige irm people of
Fayette iile and the friend of wf.nl called
the "upper loule," exe.t lbemelves ti ex
tend the Raleigh and Gaston road, it becomes
high time that thioso whose motives are at
tacked should say something iu their defence.
lhe above mentioned writer, after rtating
th it the WilmiiioiiMi-railroad ' is the oulv
caue" of the gieai piosenty tf Wilming
ton, and admitting that il exteusioti vH not
bilrig tu that towu much greater prosperity
than already exists!' lie continues aud
wind up hi communication with discussing
the merits of the road from Raleigh by way of
Fayetleville; in which he say- as follows i- "
. J' lt" that upper route were designed to devclo'pe
(lie-r sonrccf ol the middle and western count
and'.fo bcnt fit fhe State if it were alcnlated to
Uivrease fie prifperity t-f flalt i;. 1 Fayctteville.
or any town in Jm'. Carolina, the enterprise would
eons; me sympatiiies and well wishes. o! ttic cut
. Pr. lrl..r I h.f.u I lata PfBt.
The ninhorilics of Ale.xatidrrti have taken . "l'V " W'JiUam aud Mary Coile2 Va . died
me vote t trte people on tne question ! tr.e
retrocession id that city lo lhe Slate of Vir
ginia, in accordance with tho act of Cmigress.
It wa.t decided iu favor of retrocession by
two-third.
aod ulso i iiliV, 1 ' "---in m thai Ui.lr.vl,
Distri,,. HewVl.iJeKani .Newberry'.
The Raleigh Uci-tcr
duty ol the Legi.Utute. iu iu opinion, will be j ;Sgpt. li, lo. m-n.
to re-district the Stale iuio Jonreioual I "NZqn q-jr
Districts. This is the " law nnd order pnrtv I TtlK Subscriber ha ini qnafified at Executor f
recoH. rt. J,eat sticklers, aomttime, "for 1 !r d T'ni''"'1 ' i ul,,B.
' 11 4 ' eceistd, at the Sepl inber Term of the Court ot
obedience to the law. Pleas nnd Quarter Sessions for the county of
Ueiil. t.aines t is tieeu laosterred lo tt. lUx . Jo make paymejat. All persons . having
the . ' ,clnj "CSinst the ?aid Cgpue .ifc- requirej to prer
. I ...
oil 'was hrovijrhf to iuarj;el this e'a'on.' f co?Vf'nMnorate this event, called the battle
- ' t
nriikcl on V-due-l iy U:n ltit., and w
pu.chhsiM? tt'y P'. P'.' rf.Wn'Vrf Ct.'.V tft i
cts. jcr IU. qn.iliiy fiijf,
moiWftVieDt."'
The ii'st extraoidiuary ci-cuin-tance i i
this MtacPf, was the death of (Jen. Ross. The
liriti-h forces were moving fotward toward
It was brought by Air Da n?c'f f I urft-ti of: , he cilV. after having repulsed and scattered
D op' in c'oiuty
fjr" Mr .1". (.'Sheiml, a elected Soliei
1 1' lor the County f (.'utiihe'ilaud on Tuesday
ol'this Septeiiibelf TeniV,-' in place of 31 r T. 1.
ii i . . : . .
I M n in, rf-ii" neii.
I .V-, 1,1
Mr Sheparu wilV rViiVdouIt. fill the ofhVe to
the sati-ficiiou' f (lie people d' tho County.
R A I l-iiO.UX crtA-R t&ks:
' .I ' . '
. 'I h .Chti;tv (i.izcltf,;!!! uoUt ing the un--friliy
riv.ilrv whu h-iV-fs i-xhibifrd-ifclf in
... l mi fitoik- (nri'tniiMi tlVV cpci'i 1 ri iti-
itlatetl railroad 'routed, suiiests to the lieu- I
the skinni-diing paity sent out, when fm a
clump of bu-ln:s along the toad, two 'sht.s
were lited one entering the head, the other
the heart of Gen. Ross. A tremendous dis
chaoe if sioall anus was fiied into thi-b'itv'aes.
ft h is liever been ascertained ith certa'fn
ly who killed Gen. Ross, but circumstance
hae pointed out two young roeu so plainly,
that the JJallimo'euns couidered there was
fliiiTe or tin cl'otibt of the fact, uud thev built a
iiiolitnnen! lo their rnefiVor'yV. . ' vi'
Their nauM'S wei cV "M'cCo'inas a it :T ells
-the I'Miitier a caiiienter, atuf iile latter a saddler,
nor out of bis apiiren'ticeshin'. Their bodies
template! railroad route, suggests lo ie peo- wfo (i(iiutJ fj;re R wnj
pi.-of S-.u-h Carolina, -aud the I.egi.-lature, , iddle.l ilh. b'llls, the tf!e t .f the volley
the propriety aud justice of gailing charter? fired into the ambii-h. . .TJVey belonged lo a
1. 1 all th., schemes. Amfs-TMoldthis be f Coi.Ajfcmy Hel llW 1st Raftfmore Sharpshoot-
i as Ji :iii.'. e , . . rims lire riniuuiiiiri aug wen aines.ol lie I'lll
-and ruoiwlN-, Ienii,? fioin Memphis in the LMna,r ibt's iowi, in its beiialf-bot when they
uireciion oi iue vreorgia roan to ia Uiatige,
some 50 miles is either in operation or near
ly Si, aud another link of the same load from
Tuscutnhia to Decatur in Alabama, some 42
miles is iu . dai?V operation. A comuauv is
chartered from' Iash'virie, aud great hopes are
entertained, from both Nashville and Knox
ville. The road from Montgomery, Ala., to West
Point, Ga., is designed to be extended to
Atlaiita the road from Moutgomery to West
Point is under contract, nnd is finished and
in operation to Chehaw rftMtiou - from Mont
gomery a road is designer io fc'? continued to
Vickrtnirg, Wis& from Vicksburg, in the
Montgomery direction, a road is now in op
eration lo Jackson, 226mi!es, aud parity fin .
ished to Brandon. The Stated 6(.lananW
and Mfssfssippi have this road under their
patrouao;K and have nppioprialecl funds to it.
Genl. Speight got a bill through the Senate
lastsessioii ol'Ctmgress, appropi iatiug alternate
sections of the public lands towards building
tft'is road. -
It has been designed also, to connect Mo
bile with Montgomery by railroads, though at
present, steamboats ply regularly ou the Ala
bama tlver between these points.
1 eusacola and Mobile mav aud will he
connected by Railroads.
There will be branch of the " Central"
It fuiiher suogesfs" ih'il for' fear Aval lhc fu
sions among tho fi feuds of lhe several routes,".,
and a stubborn perseverance in pro-ecuting
each division' i'.s'ovvu route, houUf mar the
pioipecls of a'lt," and possibly prevut the
success of e'ti'y, that ea h Couipauj' h'avin
it -barter,' sV.'iVl tjeii book's, a iit :V es 'V gt
sub-er iptious eoouli to build, do so;' but 'it
ii.. , K t rli: unite hiiiug"lhe l.i-gest sub-ciip
lion, oi greatest ninnbei td' shaies, iako pre
leieuee, as being the fa'voiiteof ihe public,
mid li t ttie others cense operations, and ft
they ill not lake stin k, at leart stop ipj5'o's"i
tioii. This plan looks plausible enough ou paper,
but we believe it is." iiiipraclicable as well as
iacxpedieut. Wo'go'for acting iudepeiidelit
ly and ttttsthttxf bee fmin all baigains or
-outracts.' 'I'li'e "upper route" has advan
tages' iVhich we should hot l.ke to see hamper
ed or encumbered with Contingencies. If
'.h'e people of the lower route can bittt-H their
e:?;Vir!'s"iou,' 'e !oal1 be giai) of if, and - wilt
rejoice iu ihcir joy. Rut as they h acted
not altogether fair or generous, we w ih no
bargains. -
er.. 'I h-ii hoilies are tuTU'ed beneath the
moiiouiciit cii'cttMi to coiiiitVe'nVota'e th4ir stlt
saciificing net.
command of the Kasteiu Diii"ii of
Aniiy, what little ihere is of it, not in
His head quaileis at-e iu New York city
"'fit thefT inr rH-i3i-tiT
Vliiiy, what little ihere is of it, not in Mexico, j L, or this notii wi'l U; p?ad. o n bar oTa ret-o
i erv
! So
WILLIAM S. ML'LLINS, E'r.
pt. 2. I 6 tC. 3'j:-3:.
know it to be ruinous and discreditable tothe State,
maKiiir tn-r, as I have already said, tributary to
South Carolina and Virginia, nnd thnt it would
ensure the complete rnin of this town, nothing that
can be accomplished . hy tinman t tTorr, at almost
any cost and pacrffice, should be m-gU-vled, wl it h
will defeat raeh suicidul policy and avert such
lamentable consequences. And .'-turiunctely, the
citizens of Wilmington have it in their power to
save the cretlir and honor of the State, and at the
same time, t preserve their own town from ruin.
Passing over in the above remarks the a
surance wnich assumes to tell the neonle of
the "upper route" that they are ignmaut of
iheii oau interests, we come to that part
which charges (ii with views and ends "dis '
cieditable to the State," aud arrogates to the
people of Wilmingtou the keeping of the
State's honor 1
In viewing this part of the communication
and) the appeals which have been made to the
citizens 'of Charleston to come to- the wid of
the Wifm?n$ioii road fet us ask what n't: the
incentives held out to tho people of Chaileston,
to lend that aid ? It is 57tt two weeks since,
that avo saw copied iuio the Wilmington pa
per statements of the benefits Charleston is
to Jerive fiorii this cominifSication. These
...... .t
Mutemenls say that ChailertoU by ihis con
I I.eger Ilutehinsoti, Ksq., has been j
elected Mayor of Charleston ocr General
Schuierle, by n mnjoiity of 51 yi-tes, out of
l-48t votes cast."
GlRARD Coi.I.l'.iii':. Tht? cap stone of the
ixirara college en nice v.as rui-eu m u, pjace j oii j inn pi ft Tfc T1
ou the 2yth nil, Thecditiee has lu.-i, ihir- J3 J I J If i U UltDhH.
teeu years iu building rive comer .-t-me hav- ! Hea lUuar.ers -,th Bi'iade 11 aivinon 1N.C.
illg been laid in lS:ri The probable curt is i Miitia, V
letween twoat.d three millions of dolls. ! C"tliage Sept. Sth 1846. V
. . l he (.. lonc's ol Il'-2'ments composins the 4th.
Chronicle. j otiiid". till call toethr lhe o(Tn tr. and sp'durBt
sstsssyfMsgygo1 j j1 IMI ""n-" jnnf.-rih ir cfiniiiu rid at the t m'8 and placci fjl
unerry ain-y, 'ircii vy., r. i - -, i -tn. ; i.iwui, i :
MrSeth W-towIe: lJ.?arSir, GratituCttido.M: I Tho S.ih K?Piment, Col. Win. M. Baldwin, a
prompt me m-ik, the lolKevm eon.nnu,,. a.,.;n, , VVhiteil'.e, Monday. October I9rh.
whwhlshoulrLlike lohao puuhshed lotjev Reifiment. 'Col. N. Kcly, ut Elizabeth
I have been aftT.cicd fur ti.e Inst five years a ,ow Tuc'fdav. Ori. 'ii:;'-.
severe pain in the rtde, th haekinsr Th; 32(l Rp n,cnt,Ctj. i,alIlll Mtpi7a;r ut Coil
couh and nibt swi nts, so lli.it 1 n-e itjt I.ecu , xi.,...t ... .. oo.i
.D-e i uu iuio wnw uurm5 . umi . . ...... Tbe :d Rei.iient, C.l. ). McCormick, at Fey-
been attended by three ot the mart, resupeiattli- etteviile, Salurdav. Oct. 2lh
physicians in our vieinity, but oiUaurtMi nt reiiei. ( T!l, :U)h Rc.onnt, Col. A. Munhison, at Mrs
A s a lasl reaon i was ixioirPu io ir.v is u. - i; ,rkf dale's. M.-ndav. Oct. 'J6ib.
t i ..... - .
Balsam of Wild Cberrv. 1 ; tbee.boltlrf. and
w ith nt ire success. I teel ri..i am restored, and
once more rejoice in petlrct health.
Signed, , , iOMNFK!l.S.
For sale by S. 3. IHNSDA..E. yefte
ville, N. C, and Or A. M A I.LOV, Cieravv.
NKWS
follows: FfMitf liranchyilje, 0jfhe Chorleston
aud Auirusfit loadAoS miles lo Columbia.' .now
ijft' opetalio.n, and. .which n ad is designed to
ex'end up tp. Greenville. -ii'ul thence to Ashe
ville, N. C l rom Uadsden, on the Colum
bia branch,' cotnmuces the Camden roao,
hich is desijirieu to be extended north, via
Che-raw aVicf Knyeitevide, and lo connect with
the RaieilV Wild Gaston Railroad at Raleigh.
All these fnYjVrovements in a few years will
le tin ished.' j ilia racreasiug travel and re
sources of tha couutfy demand it, and capital
irts viilltfoiAie wok.
JtRRlrFJ).
The 44th ttesimcnt. Col. J. Morison, at Carthnge,
Wednesday, Ou. SSth. .
For the purpose of review ami inspection. Tho
review will lake plate pr-ciiuly at 12 o'clock, M.
All Officer? who are not propeily in uniform will
beheld strictly "counr able.
By order of Bnyadicr O.-nl. W. p. 1XJ W D.
. r ; . . M. B. PEUSO.V, Aid.
S -pr. I2,"3IC, 3j5-2t.
WAlMTPll AT Tl,,s OFFICK. a
If 111 1 EaU outh to b'arn the trade
art and uBlerv of Piinlin'. None u ill an-
Sept. I. Schr Favr-ttfivi'le from Bt'ltimon. 2d. j swer unless he is at b-ast 14 yeais old., and not over
Barque Calisla from N York. 4lh. Schr Chiuda j 16; and can read and wiitc with facility.
irom v asdoiulon, 1. C schr .Marion lio i !ial-
lott''. oth.
7th. Schr
8th. Bri"- Belle from
ton from Philadelphia .schr Jonas Sm thlr m". ! ro.ina, for a Cluirlef lo a. Railroad Iroiri ltalcifjii,
lork schr Joseph Lybrand Inirh Philadephia. by way oljjtyott. ville, to Camden, c-. C.
iiiron, l. y. schr .Marion Iro i .tial- , T.
BriS .Snml -N Ooti Irom Oui.bl..up . , VTflTIPP S HEREBY GIVEN, lhat.-.r
Alary Francis from JVJid'JIetoii, N.t'.: 1 1 U 1 ItCl plication will bo nidx', to Hie
lelle from N York --Brig John N Clay- i ""1 General Assembly; ft'f fh Slate i..fiA'u'ii!i C.v
FOREIGN NEWS, The Riitanuia ar
liud at Boston ou the 3d insr. Her news is
of no particular impoiMiifc'e. Hon. Louis
fTcf.-iiie, Atrricati M inisVr nt Lotldon, ar-
ltve in uer. , , t i .
The cotton mafkVi ta-ntf'iuer: The new
Amor ienn. Tariff had 'dot made, so far," sitiy
alteration in business ; but all iilferatiooTor
flie better was looked for. Iron bad liscfi iii
price. . -
There haa been m. regular qiiarrel and sep
aration between the O'CohrcI and O'ISiieii
repeal parties in 1'ielaijdJ '"""' '" . . ,
. AmiiHcr' steri iovnrds (re's.tratte.in the legis
lation of England, is the final fiassage of a
liitl admitting Sugar into England ut greatly
recJoced tariff taxes.
G-reat rains iu 'England have materially in
yuied the crops. The potato crop of Great
Britain is again destroyed by th rot.
Grain m adyhtffog. ia price, as well as
fildv'isibrfsl geue'raliy.
GRAiVfl E 1N7A SWAMP!
Wd'isee it stated in the Norfolk (Va.) He
rald, that several' buildings are being jmt up
in that pi ace, the' pillars of w hich are of -granite
taken from lhe Dismal Swam; in" Kuith
Carolina !
This seem. to tfs lb be a uust strange cir-
cumsiah'ce. Wc hould as- soriu expect
to see burnt bricks grow sporjtatfeous in a
jtand bank, as to see granite in a anamp.
THE LUMbERTON MAIL by Sulky,
now departs on Sundays aud Thursday's,' at
5 o'clock in the njornin; instead of three
tunes 'a week: -"-.-'
T 1 1 OS E Y & Sfi'N A TORS.
V- perceive that some of the Whig papers,
n'tVd'tbvii eiVr espoudeuts, are speculating on
the probabilities of having two new Senators
to elect, it having by some means become
rumoud' that' Mr MiUigum would resign. We
perceive, however, that Mr Mangurn never
gave countenance to. this rumor, if we may
judge by a statement in ihe Hillsborough Rr
colder. The ediror of that paper says that ft'e
has ica'sou to know that Mr Manguui has uol
epresst nMtteriniuatiV.ii' lo '' resTsn' r a'nd al
though h1. jfonVe yefiV r.o Vas au.vFou to re
tire to private life, he is now willing to serve
iu any crmnC iiy in' n'KicB' His lufcurs maybe
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usckd.'
. , t
" We, presume this language i official, as
Mr Mangu.ii lives near Hillsborough. ,
Iu speaking of the Senator lo be 'elected iu
Mr Haywood's place, the Recorder wairnly
eulogizes and rec6'inrtieinJ Governor W'm.'A.
Graham. But that w ill not d The county
ol Oianj;e has had a Senator for a number of
years,' ever since M'r Mangum's election, aud
sile had the Governor two yeaisiiud now for
lVo more, besides other offices of honor a'ud
profit, aud has the cupidity to ask for two Se
liktbrsV There isjio man in the whig ranks whom
ve would sooner, see go to the Senate, than
Govertior Graham, nnd we would be "lad to
see him gr in preference to any other whig,
if it were not that both him aud Mr Manguui
arc iu the same county. Other sections of1
the State demand jsoii.o attenUou in the selec
tion of Senators.
Js'ew York city was held ou the 2d instant, ut
Tammany Hall, for the pti-pose of exprc'ising-
aud embodying theii sentiments of approba
tion iu relirfiouitoalhHegWeat measures of the
adtriiuistradoti,' at lhe late sessiou of Corf-
Resides the regtkr setofteo!lioiis, one
of the speakers ffereo one vfhich was unanim
ously adopted, e'xreilig thanks to those
riiecnhers of the U..T. Seriate !6 voted for
the auncxation ol Tc-hs-the'tartnf !6l6
and for the " clear and Wq'nest ioaable " light
of the United Slates" to the whole ".of Oregon
j up to 54 deg: 40 mih.'
TllK Fall Elections. The corniii" fall
elect ioiis for Congressional nnd State Offi
cer, are to lake place iu the follow ing oidei
of lime :
road fiotn uear RarnesvilTe to Cotumhus, Ga., ticlioii fa to "contiol the trade of the east-
which is designed ubimateTy fo'o ou to Mo- ef'n paU o potth Carolina"!
bite. There is a branch of the Georrrin road ,--''- l .,- . . .t.
lo Athens, l.Hii hiii. near Crawf.,dvill. 1 - - 6" -
The South Caudiua improvenieuis aro J jwressions of lhe keepers of lhe credit" and
"hijiior' of ihe Stale with iheir prSciieeM. The
peVkt f Cbatleatou of course fall very readi
ly itifo these viav?s sViid inducer"c'nts.."aiid'de-
..) ' ' . ' V
sire to have u direct communicailou whh
W ilniingtoti.
V long series of articles have becu publish
ed in the Wilmington papers, not only advo,
cuing the extension of tf!e Wilmington road,
bulituimadveitiug with si range and almost
un.ccountable sevetity on the efforts of Ral
eigi nnd Fayettevilfo "to ctteud the Rleigh
roal." To alf this, the' people and the press of
Faeiteville nave listened with composure
butiiot u'nrniiigted with surprise j and occa
sionally," iH'e la'lftr has replied to, and reinoil
straeif iff,' such Unkind aud uiiiieighboily in
terlireure with their plans of enterprise.
Thi. press has" stated repeatedly, that the pe
plcV Frtyefteville entertain no hostile feel
iiigiownrds Wilmington, or any improve
ineks, which her people may think lo their
adtitnge ;' aud not ouly so, but Ihe pess
and piiople of Fayettcville applaud nnd cheer
oii tie enterprising spiiit of Wrilminfou, aud
pojrt it to iuctie the same sptt it at home
'iud;ill that is asked bv Fayetteville, is, that
she uay be allowed to judge for herself what
plan) she will pursue for her own benefit.
She does not intrude her advice, or any ill
iiattjed lemaiks uprO the people ol Wfhiiiug
ioii,but only begs to be allowed rhe privilege
iii ci.iimon with every other community, to
pursue what plans and schemes she deem
cotmieive lo her own wctfure. And if in
the plans and schemes other communities
sceo fancy ihey see, thai injoiy is to result
lo it-iu, ii is only what Fayetteville has seen
audelt years ago. She. has seeu the life of
he Hi eels, jnid the bridle, !" tHer mers.hiuJs
d'lie. and depa't, anil' lhe wealth thai used
to ctutre in her lap, drawn ofl'and scalier t
in dfereul aiailrs pointed ut by eolerpiise.
peihas superior to Her o'. Jf He h'a's" u or ne
if nil, aid ha continued to bear it for a seiies
M.tnRII'.l).
In this county, oi. I he 3 1st u It., Capt .
I
Tkomts J. !
I'll ICRS CURRENT.
r..n . iAU;a.r!.,,i;., M. v...n .,ii ... r.. ......! ... a
-3"-?. ---if --i-,?.-
I it Sampson county, on the 3d insi., at rli boo.e j
lr. Owens," by lh It.
f. Cr..m irtie, of Bladen
lat e of Ri lioiond roa'uiy.
Cori eclid icreklu for the v'urth Vai oliuiav .
K A Y KTT K V 1 T. L. K .
of Dr. Owens," by I h ll.-v. . Shaw, Mr Jumes; In ord. r t o obvial e any mi slat, e , v b t u 1 1- that
.W. Cr..m irtie, ol liladen, to Mis? Lucy . tii.irt, i the prn
lllil'
Vermont
Maine
Georgia
Arkansas ,.
Maryland
South Carolina
Pennsylvania.. .
Ohio
M ississippi
Michigan
New Yoik
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Delaware
Tuesday Septembet 1.
Monday September 14.
Monday October 5.
11101103 October 5.
Wednesday October 7.
Moiiday October 12.
Tuesday October 13.
Tuesday October 13.
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Monday
.Tuesday
November 2.
November 2.
November 3.'
November 3".
November 9.
ivember 10.
Li Cumberland eounly, on 5th" ir.t-.'Mr Wpi. I.. (. tTI ? To '
Walker in his 9lsl year. ' 'Hie ccaed VVas a ; Urundy,' peach', none
soldier ot the revolution one of the f. w . ilio. (Q Apple '"to3
pairiois nno uvcu 10 connect ui.ii lueiuoi a io- 1 1 in- j J,.,.,- , j
with t!ie prc-ent. lie had Ifved an reiuj.!aiy and j cof ,," f,
unexceptionable life, and died a christian.., . , J Corn 'bii
In Lower Fayetteville, on the 3lsr Any , Mr. j pi0'llr k,i
r- . - r . . i- X t TV . J 1 1 1- I . ' "
nenciul jonnson, ronmri u i. nun j.,iui-.i.. U'l , VB1.,..
I t . i. - ... ..... n.. a I i ..; 9
1 . .n Lilts. COtllHV, .If. ' .1 " .l. iiiri., mi l Itj lililll
Chapman, tn the it 4 :Ji year ol insane.
In An'sn'n County, on the ?td nil., Is'inm tn-.
irram, Esq., in -full hopes of a belter world. Mr
in ra in, as a citiz.-n, was hifrhlvjstecineil, and as
a Iii3!and, greatly belofctj. fie li d -rej .icinj
ih it he was. re-.idy and wiliins l go whenever hi
Qod called him. tie flat: Ijtft a wi.b.w, and a
larje circle of fiends')- ti dtiplore.liis loss.
may it be said, in the luiilst of lifd We art in desib.
-Communicated.
. For th"? Carolinian.
ODE ON TUfi tili,'?'h OF E. NCyALLEE.
Beneath that sod of r cent urowth
In death's repq-c. G.ah li,.
: till
FAULT-FINDERS AT FATJLT.
'J he Baltimore Patriot has published a state
ment attacking lhe table of comparative tariff-,
fiirtii-hed by the Secietsfy of iSe Treasury,
signed' by him, and publfs'hed' by the Union.
Now this labia was not furnished by Mr
Walker as a volunteer, but was communicated
by him on an. official call by the Committee
of Way's and Means of lhe House and, on
motion!' published by order of Congress. It
is compiled", (iinn lhe Register's report,.-of
Oeccorfjer last, then communicated afnd pub
lished by Congress, based opou the actual
. n..rt Jli.Vil ' ftilflA.. Ii. l.l Car
Iflflfflf.9 u llll Ub.HUI uwilc .... v HIV .! . , J I . . . . . .
1DU :.. ..i. . .w. j -.i.' '- --...i of TRat through hopes and disappointments;
lOiSi III wnivtl lesion .lie "'i vnmirni a..u . . . , . ,:
. ' , . r.. ' . . , - . l and uw thai she is one nvre detertuftieu to
eotiiva CBl ao vaiureins are cocu, auu siihh . . , . .--- i' . -v . ,
. .... .. ' . . ... ., - .- , - of r.ei lost tmporlaure. sji lniuks that the
tlHUCS WUltl, IUIIIIIVU Willi ......
ports.' The table, then, is tiiiquesliouabiy
correct in alt ils pails. That table of Ihe Re
gister, on which il is founded, was published
ly Cotrgress in December last, aud quoted e
c'rifrf cf by v!!!s and. democrats.
The items, slated by the JJaliimore Patriot,
are easily explained'. ITe gives a' jailicuh'r
instance rejfliidiii a s;ng!5 article THe re
frmt'dflhe Register gives the whole imports
of all those articles, and. their valife, for the
year 1845, and tnie :b.lole duties paid, and
thus showV the f-rjuivaleut ad valorem cor
rectly;' and in ihis way the tables have been
p'rsjuared." eot merely by Mr W'a'ftter, but by
all his frrcdecessors. The Bal imore Patriot
iniikt therefoie, either retractor stand fo'th
convicted of a gross calumny. Union.
uricesintbc tabbsbelow. are .iiu.t.d fur li II
1 produce from the country. atlUe price u I w hich o
is sold vhole?al. from the wuen
i .... .v.w-.
lporlr
le.Twt fie can ask is, that her -8.rt and the
riiotivh which proinpt itshali uol le deuounc
ed a:(,iaatiit:c aud div.cr.editablc.,,
Capt. CHABLtVS. M'CAULEYwh.is been
appoinled lo the commaud of Ihe navy Yard
at Washington which he assumed oil the ll
insl., in the place of Commodore Shubrick,
appointed to ihe command' 6i' lhe Pacific
spuadrou"
Tin Portsmouth aud Roanoke Railroad
was stUl at public Auction ti Ihe 4th in!.,
aod pschascJ by the agent .of the Board d"
.i'bficiYoiiiiu Si liajf of lti; State of Vir
ginia, or sitYy thousand dollars. Wilming
ton Clr4l'nicle.
'ihe sale took place nnder a mortgage, by
the Raload. Company lo the President and
Puerto .f lhe Board of Public Wtnks ol
irgnia. Tht GoverniM, whn is .President
of . lh Boaid, and several niemlreis have.
wltbnia few days oast, reluriied from ,(M,f
throng) t)e alley atid Southwestern. Vir
ginia, where tnt.y have been examining the
i public woiks now in fiati.ti.
Th; last reOKiina of one bravo voiith,, . -
Whose early call' niocIainiB th!. rfl'h
'Pbat young ana old must file.
His pilgrimaaje was short on earth,
So ! ran pel en t was bis 'lay;
From youth ,fo nia.il.'y-d yiy fin ath
Is r.otins thiapproa. h ofueatb,
And all must pass uway.
lie xva iny frj.Mjd from' carl' youth,
And much f przM his. In art ;
For he Walked u;.ril.f l i troth.
And sought tht;jaii. tf :ife to soothe,
Ai.d comf.jil to Unpait.
I pa5ed tbt ivar but O, no more
I uet smile so tey ; ,, : -The
fiowrels l.loo n'd around ,hi3 door
As s nilinn as th'-y l.'oomVI before,
Bui he b id p:i?.cd cy.
rfe'ul-iminr .r csr!;.'y inoniid
Arrests the slran.cC:'s eyes ;
HVte i-vciij ig br'' j;r'H solemn s.nrn'f
Breathe melauclioly .i.'. r the ground,
But tell not whore he lies.
BOCKFISII.
30,
b. 2i to-ib
;7 lo 71
i-o
5(JJio5
) 0U
Fe.ilh. rs, lb. i6 lo 3"
rodder, per bund. I 0U
I f , refn , I b to 4
do dry, C to 9
Lard, lb. 10
Onts. bush. 35 lo 40
Oil, linseed
Peas, bush.,
ltyV b'odi.'
W.1, lb
Tallow, lb.
Tobacco, I ea f
mMackatHTite
7S to HO
80 to 85
lion.
9
6to 7
none
.Id inanuf. 5 lo I &
Wheal, bush. 90
Whiskey gal. 3d to 40
Wool, lb lit to 15
. .. Eatables.
Beef, !b.
Butler, lb. 13 to 2"
Chickens, each, 12
Eggs, doz. 10
Meal, bush. 90 to I 00
Pork, lb. 5 to ftj
Potatoes, sweet, 60
do Irish, I U0
Turkeys, each, uone
Tuinipa, bush.
Fay. jilanuf. Goods.
Cotton yarn. lb. 15
Bale ropftf.. ,.7 u 8
(Jar1ii'f.,, jit v, 17to5'i
tfo. Hi 111. 14 to 5
ColTe'-. Rio . f I to Dl
Cheese, lb. ) to IU
Cuiidiu, lb., 15
do Sperm. 40 to 45
Copperas, Ih 3 to 3 J
Iron, Swedes , 4lo5
do ejefra ei?es, .1 I o H
do Enli!h, . 4 to 4 I
Lime,nnslackcd, CO
Lead, bar, ft to G$
Molasses, a I. 25 to 2d
.Vails, ke", lb - 5 lo 5t
Oil, biinp,gal 87 to I 2o
lo.l ar.n.-rs'bl 817 to 18
Powder, keg, 6 CO
ttice, 5
Fremh brandy I 5'ito.t
Gin, Holland, I sum 1 75
Hum, Jamaica . 2 (J.1
Jo. Si Croix, I SO to 1 7 5
do. N. E. s.Uij f.n
3J to 4p.rnndy,north,n. fcOtoCO
.Su'.'nr, PC. O.lb. 6 to 'J
d. Po.-roRfco, 8 to H
do. St Croix, 10 to H
do. lump, 12
do. loaf. 4 to I .
Salt.Livcrpool sacVrl
rto. Alum. busk, , (u
Tea, peT lb 75 In I 25
I wine, bagf ing, lb. S
Wine, Malaga, 56lo 60
do Madeira, I 25 to 3 ft'
"o I'ort, 1 50 to 3 On
r? 1 a . .
For life Carolinian.
Lins nvcas.oned by the premature itirth of
twins, who died a f. w bonrs after they were born.
" Suff r little children to com n unto nv for of
?i!ch is t'te kingdom t.f Heaven.
Twas sumuer, and a sunn- eve;
And cool and bilmy wi.s ih air,
I r-aw a siiiht th t m ide me gri t c,
And yet that sihl was lair.
For in. a little cefTin lay
Two lifeless babes, as sweet as May.
Encircled in each other's loud embrace :
Anel attend them to thrir resting fl. e-
Tliat scene so miamfal yet so far.
Assurance give lhat God was there,
To waft Ihem in h s ' ,oV'!'
To a happier bo.rie r.al-
Unctlius there.
nict-k ,
4-4 Urn. Sheetinss. yd 7
1-4 tio do 7 lti.aes.8x 10 box ft
t'lin.h, 7; do If'xIS, " f2j to
r)snaburis, yd S i White Lend, keg t to 2 J
Mack'-rel, No. I.pcrbbl. 7 50 to 8 00
" No. 2, per bbl. 5 50
REMARKS. Produce arrives slow, and nl
kinds continue very scarce in store. Flour would
comm-ind $5 5J to $6. Bacon, Orcntn. Lard 10.
Corn scarce, and sel'a at 82 ro 85. Meal gl 0.
Oat 35 cts. New Bwridv advnncd lo 30 cents ,
Whiskey 30. Sales r fCotton at 7J to 7, but pri
C 8 mar bv considered as nominal, as but lew txila
weiy oflT-red and not enough lo csiablifh a juu'a
lion. -
Groceries are unchanged hfr?. Suarbasad
vanco.l in the northern innrk't. AM kinds of dry
goods said to have materially deeH'rVtd,' ;uJ our
oierchants wiU bn able to give good bargains.
1 r .
Rutlcr,
Beeswax ,
Brandy , apple,
Coflee,
Cotton, prrlb.
Flour, per bbl
Lime, bb 1
Rum, N. E.
WILMIKOTOfS.
16 Vlolssee,
27
3
fIire,
CjrCorn ,
.'Jugar, Itsw n
Rosin . LL!
6 (0
1 (0
S3
20 to 30
Cl tii !l
30 lo 1 75
3 5ii
0 u C5
Salt
Tuiks If land .but-h
Liverpool, sack 1 25
WILMINGTON MARKET, September 9
Within the last week lh advance in Tumcnil ih
The, New Yoik True Snn'says that ordeis
have beeu'reccived in t!ra2feity for the orau
izalion ofseven troopi" 'of horse for Mexican
scrvicr.
', K mai.lv form was
r- . ,tr.T. SO iTCIltl
in lervent. .
' I ssw affection's prarly tear
GTidedown his aSed cheek.
Weep no1 for t'"""e tr ,"m kln'" I,ravcn
Eternal peace and rest hath ivcn ;
Happiei they in calling higher,
Than earthly life,
As members of the Anol choir
Uaymount, Sept. Oth, lSlt?.
Iia? been r"?nlsr, until the article has got up t.
2,65 for roft, at which rale a lot of 35' bbls. sob
yesterday. On Monday the tjanaacliooa.- u. the
j extent of perhaps 2000 bbls., were at 2,75. Hard
I ut half th-. rale of soft.
Several .la l Spirits of Turpentine have beer,
so'd recently at 32 and 33 cts.
Tar so!d a f.-w days a?o ut 1,50 ; fc.it ,ttlec m
ins in, in "act nst lo none.
t bals of Tiinberaf 5'to 6 dl.. !V.r f.r m.tt n.. .1.
ties.
Notl.fng lo report respecting Lumber as no
sales hate ben made lately.
Two or three cargoes of corn afloat; one sold on
Saturday l0(.O.-Chrunitle.
B.
Bacon,
Beeswax ,
Coffee ,
Cotton.
Grtrn,
CniJIUH.
.Feathers
24 Iron ,
9 Molasses,
67 Nails,
8)t I 00 Suar,
Tobacco
32
5C
15
it