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I t li it t t I UILLSBOROUGn.N. C. ITeilaesday. April 22, ISCS. AH those indebted to Ihia office for subscription, advertisements, or job work, are earnestly requested ia make immediate navoieut. Our , w ....... . - - n-eiittH reii'teu.' ml i 1 1 i t- I J-i i n jj u of iha jvojriety of setilh t u4 oar atlm. The defence asked fluesliona regarding kCeint discussions on the tenure ol office bill, with tho iotent of proving that the Cabinet unanimously objected to it, on account of its unconstitutionality, end that'Se ward and Stanton were assigned the duly of preparing he voto message. f Objections was agon made, and a discussion com menced, during which the Court adjourned. On Saturday, (he i!icuion was resumed on the question of the admission of the Cabinet proceedings in evidence. Wilsou, on the part of the Managers, read hi siieech. and Judge Curtia followed. ' a . A Richmond paper states that the storm on Wed. nesbay washed away the bridge over the York River Kail Road, throwing three cara down an embankment, but no body was hurt , , During the storm, three negroes were killed by lightning in Amelia county. ( . i TatLiDt's Book. -The May number of this ro polar Magazine has been reeaived. II i ornamented, a usual, with a hiodsame steel ; engravings colored fashion plate, a large extension sheet containing for .y engravings of dresses, bonnets, children's Jresse, &e.,ad ajvariety of useful work. ThiMagasiue ia rich also in its literary character, containing many well written, interesting and intruclie ietes, aud ether useful matter.' ' ' Thor&as Doh, convicted in the 8a potior Coort ol Iredell county as principal in the murder or Laura Foster, has been sentenced lo be hao;ed on Friday ihellthday of May. j . - Daniel R. Baker, Esq., tf Wilmington, died on the 17th. He was about 6s years of age, and had filled miny publis ttaticms with usefulness, . isrf-M.w .v During the prevalence of a tbumUir storaa in T.au renburg, Richmond county, on Thursday last, many persona were gathereJ ia the store of Mr. T. C. Bra dy, where the Post office is kept, and while Mr. Bra dy was in the act of distributing the mail, the building was struck by a flisii of lightning, by which Mr. Laucblin M'I.auria,a yaangmea aooutl years of age, son of Col. John C. M'Laurio. and the lit. John B. M'Kinnon, a young gentleman recently ordainoJ to the PiesUyterian ministry, a son of ('ol. Mordork M'Kinnon, were killod. M r. M'Kinnon was instant ly killed ; Mr. M'l.anrin survivod a few momen's. The fhed passed diwa the dining room chimney, and through taat and the a lj tioing room, in both of which man virions were crow Jed, withnutjitjury tJ a ay one except the twa ra ntioaed, though set era I were severely slicked. THE RUMNC. PASSION IN DEATH. The great power of the ruling pass on was strikingly illustrated in the last (tours ol the beloved Neander. His thoughts, rveti when reason wandered, were on his work. Mrs. Con&nt gives the following ketch : , ' . ' ' , A wine bath had been prepared for him as 4 last resort. Refreshed and treuglh ened by it, he was borne from th darkened room ; into his study, that cheerful little apartment opened to the sun, which had been so long the workshop and the paradise of the iitair ol thought. Here, lor twenty Judge Chase deckled that Ihe evidence was admis- r$ t. i j . Ul,;e j wriUen. .', Ulll sable, but the vote being taken, it wis excluded. Th j 6 uj gone farth those grat work vote stood j Yeas 3!,;nays 28. ' J which bate delighted and instructed hris- This result caused considerable sniion, and it 'tendoin.' Ere lotljrj he timrmured, dreami was sometime before order was restored. ' ly, a if at the close of a Ion, fatiguing Thisquestion involved the support, fthi President iwa'KWttu nis sivter, -i am weary, ici u by the Cai inet in view of the violation of the Consti tution in removing Stintob and appointing Thomas. The next question was elated as follows: We offer W prove thai, at the meeting of the Cabinet, Mr. Stajj. ton eing present, when the Tenuie :f Office bill now make ready to c home.' Just then, the rich sunset glow, pouring through the window, lighted up the sltcUes from which looked down upon him the matters of thought with whom for s tnanjr years he had held silent but high ami tn . I . a? a came up for eonsideraiHn, the question wai asked, j,urjng coniiuunion. Kaising luuisclf by a and the opipioa expressed, that Mr. Stanton, and the other Cabinet officer appointed by Mr. Lincoln, did uot come ander the restrictions. Judge Chie again teridtfd the evidence aJmii'aible. "Druke appealed The appeal was sustainrnl ti to 26.. , sudden eftori from his ntllow, he cmmen crd a regular lecture upon New Testament exeseois. 1 From Iba i Detroit Tribune. ) ' ' A CASBOF SUUPNDED AiSlMATIO.N, A week or so the wife a very re. spectable mechanic, residing on I'Zth street, in this city, died after a short illness, and the usual arrangements were made lor the funeral services. One of the rity under takers, at the request of die husband, pro vided a very handsome colli n for the de ceased, into which the lifclcvi remains were placed, and they were permited to remain in a room, t During the ensuing night, however, otteof the watchers, wh s had heard and read of teport of c.ses of suspended animation, and being, imbued with a curiosity in the premi-e decided to ascertain for herself whether there was any probability ol trutn in report. A favor, ole oppoituniiy presented itell lor the fulfillment of her schemes, and having satisfied herself that she was really alone wnU the corpe, she obtained a small look glass and laid it upon the lace ol the dis eased. To her great Snrpi ie there appeal ed evidences of breathings upon the lace l the glass, and she resolved, lor fear of do crpttoti, to ouke auot'ivr test; with another glas. The operation being rrpmted the Uiue siirns were nmdeleu, and she re his restless laticy. Imagtuitig hnu?ll at the weekly meetings of hi beloved bemi hueiii ,t' uiiti,iiiiilsiil Is t I. ia ftA tilit-fflfKaaal Secretary Well, w.a the. subjected to severe i i , . J -"-V "- "l.ASjt...ajula-kstKil lsftaklfAlllisitliiai aasisl i aaea cross e-amtoatton, but nothing new wa,el.:.ted.; . Bf a j?,ertatl shortly before aligned. rot Master General Randall was aext calleaV He oa the material and formal principle ol Ihe Th Virginia Convention a Ijuraed on the 17:h iniianl al midnight, subject to the ca!l of the Cwinmit lee. The Contiiutio was signed by the P.ssi.lsnt anJ Secretary only, a reul i'in having been adipud dipri4ing with sijniag by the members. It wjs u:i derslojJ that the Canservalives wouU refme to s gn it. Tbt final vjte oa the adaption of the Constitution in the ConveutUn was 51 to 26 fnr Republican filing against it, am mg wham was one Ne;ro. Gjs. JSch jG. lJ suited anl sllresjj the Conven tion in 'he numio. He sai l that the iron c!a I o ath of ulS.-e in tin Consii'.ution was extremely objection aate. He had ad ointstered the Recoostrue'.iun laws in t!i $;aie ra ire than a year, an I stated, as the re.ult of his tiperieuce, that it would be practically ioapoe si'ile to carry on the sovmmnt on sj.-h a hA. In sppiting regi.tering ufBcers, he bad fut)J one, per baps I wo, espible 'irsons in a county, w!v could lake this oath. and yet there were thirty civil tiTi:rs to a eounty. Ia biso;ni n the oath would be fala' Utbe CjKi.'ti'in. as a party in no -e. pptaoeeWkiwed, sod, after ch tit lJler;, heat eJ do! it cnnifi:eJ it e:I"ris to ree.ruiJe.-the altplioa of the oath; lei it wis negative I by a vote of 33 t9 32. said that Blodell was suspended from the Aagnt Post ciTice withnnt the knowledge of er consultation with Ihe President. .Randall knew of no appoint- mectaef persona ia bia Department, whoeooid not take the tet oath, and Blodcett wasuspenJed, he cause of his indictment for getting ihe office by per nr. The Jefence here clsed, reerving the right lo call other witnesses, in case Mr. Stanberf, who knew mot of the matter, but waa now sick, thought best. The Court adj-Mirned. On Monday, more document try evidence was sub- Soon a new image passed bfre ' vraled der discovet iea lo l er oilier watch era. hacb in tuin tried tne g'asa, ana each had the satMactiuii vf ibseiing pre cisely what the first had. Of coUrc, ta the m urn i the whole all'air was dicuse.l iib the fiioily of ihe deceased, and.it then incurred toat Ui g time sgo a young uit a member ol the woman's lamily, had died, and previous lo h burial, the crpe Shad actually rolled over upon one tide, allowed siguS tillile. and the iac wa tie cl-rrd to have been one ol suspended anU matioii bv the best medical testimony that Kefortttalion. lie then dictated the titles of the different courses of lectures to be tie Ifvered by h'tn during the nest session; ainattg them, The Uopel of John, from its true historical point ot view." His list tlioums amid the strn-'ea nl it ath were iicvoted lo the great labur ol lua iruUl4 b produced. Under all these eir i.t. v. t ....... ..r a.: j i . !. i... u i .i ...... ....I life. Regtnningat theiaaeof hisCtiunh History, where sickness hid arrested his progress, he resumed the thread of thought, and in spile ol interruptions, continued to dictate in regular periods lor some time. At the tte ol each rnience, he paused, mitied: after which bxtth partis annmr.eed the evi- as if hi amanuensi were taking d wil Ins denre ciw-d. The Ch'ef Justice then oaWJ the ' word, and asked, Are you ready!" 'a a a af" a Prosecutor lo proceed with the arjumsntj but Mr. Having Closeil a Uivuion Bla -.uoject, lie ni-.n i ..!.. .AeJ adiournment until inquired the lime, lietng tald it was ha!f TueJa?; the defence asked until Wednesday, in view JM-t nine, tne patient ,utTe,er repeated unct ... tfl I a m t a. S I m. ill ik.ktu I., f .t Klissa FY, I ofMr.SlaoVrry's sickness. Tlie Court adjourncl , " - 7 . 71" ""'"F- ' 1 1 . ir, a. I I n a i.l .it mi I v lull. I a .t r.- Ih. in TA f-iLicd-'av. . . o . , . . . ? ed himeif in bed for his last slumber, he whUpcrt-d in a lone ol itiexpres-iblf teti derness, which sent a strange thrill through every heart, " Godnight !" It was ln I jf word, lie immediatelv fell mt a siren. I which continued foar luurs, wtieo hi great CURTH AND BUT.'.ER. In reading Curtis's magnificent sne ecH fr the defense one cannot htlo cntrat in it with Hu tier's opening for ihe pro. CUtlon. Ilieiwomcu.auu ilch r-"'s-?k,1.:l i .... ;.. ,.f . Sihath morn ..V.... ... ..... ....t the acheme, but 1 aliatl out eutUark til it. I cums'auces, it was by th husband deemed advisable tu defer the funeral ceremonies, and accordingly notice was given that the interment would not take place at the time prrviouty announced, I he corps was left in the cdfin seveial days, and upou the 51 th da ? alter Ue supp sed death, signs tf ulc.wvre so numerous that the body w. temosrd to a bed where it gradually ue caoie warmer, and finally n piivio.s deadly exprei-ston frsiKk it nhogether. The 'ensuing day the woman opened her eyes, sjioke on the third, and she is uow i a fair way of recovery. TOO MUCH MUN1.Y. Mr. P., a wC4llly man retired frn;n,bi siness, was urged by a Iriend to eiiiae in a mercantile schrni-, lnn winch iaigvpru ler is impudent hercr, eiultant oer an cav(nticipatej victory. Curtis is pome, clm, confident in the impregnable strength ol hi position, and in the justice ol tut S;nate. Bot!er argues, where he has Ion n dation fr arsument, ably and effictitely ; beyond that he cii'aibbSesand assert, iur lis keeps to the bound in mi ici uiatectus , nia leasouin is lue a ihain, iu whith there arc no weak links, leading from certa n premises to ierutti conclusions. ISit'er talks like a feed lawyer, at his favorite pur sail of making the worse appear the better casv. Curtis talke like a judge who hs esamined the whole question jud.oaSly, ITT. versus I8Gr. In ir.T, a Conn.it tee appointed by Congress to c isiJ.-r the matter of pnaiing Ilibles fur thi c un;ry, reported: We have confern d lully with the pi inter in Philadelphia, and aie ut opinion that the pr oper types for printing Bibf.'s are not to be had in this country ; aid that the aper cannot be procured but with uch difficulties, and subject to -uch casualties, as to render any dependence on it altogether improper." In I80r, jut ninety years after this, the American Bible Scity teporu that it hs . . .- i - i .A.ti,..... Iiirialed twetitvtwo tnilliuiis of Ilili! anil and OKlieses upon mi-ui nnsinc , . , . , . tt,..i trau the Senate as if it wue a I Testaments it has weniyihree of Adam-. he was nrl ciass power presses runmn constant Ivj its machinery is driven bv a thirty hore power engine : ils work ia do'ie in a C.iotier Institute audience, whom triin to bully, rsjole, and tlatter in hi wv f thinkioz. He appeals to the pre judices, the partisan feelings, the seeming interests l ut hearers ; never to H"tr 'vis- lom, their eoutty, tiieir magnaiiioiay feu IJi;ig which cost three hundred ihous and dollars, and ci-nver threr-fourhs of an acre of ground ; it ha embraced within it Curtis addresses the fieiute hi tii-ir hi-h! '"". tne icnj.'ures in forlynme lsi iVIPnACMMCNT. On WetnesJiy, an immense ms of documentary evidence wasaJmilted uuJer continued injection from Butler. On Tburs-iay the esamication c( witnesses was ji'oreeie J wih, ovil the President council annouric Jthitthey wre thouh with the auk prepared fir the day. Urn. C.iler made a lo:tg lursngie i asiosl -l-hj mi account of tite sickoerf jf Mr. fun Ury. He ssiJ th.il dari.ig tlte dSay L'oien men were war JereJ daily through jt the ."outb. Ti.e iriuiioa tJ com neoca Court at 1 1 o'cl vit was pia'pon ' ed. ' : . Oa Piilay Willim VV. Amhonr. of t.'leavelanJ, O'li), tstifisl lhat MM of I in I'rr.ilenl's speech ttisre.was in re.poeio in'.errtiptieo b? a large ma j iy f the crowj, wb wer diwderty. Birloo Ashley, of t Iuis. Irtified ih it die Pre i4'fit senke l!iere. under taraest solirilat Ions. Mvveral AHet te.nSc I ; nothing aew el.dteJ. Kei'drSc'i Hew s'.l leeliliei rearJiag the routine .if i;'pu'8'i f eriala otTicere. . y ire d e nienta'y eviJcuce regarding rrraevat s. rcssaieJ and aduiued. , 4)a:ar 'Vli .a net! called. IU was stopped ia bis evi Jen a by jjacti o j bat JaJge Cksss decid J U f.v r of sdaiisJ ,snJ was aus-iod by a vole oi 28 to 33. sad true character of cojiU He trusts lo tiieir intelligence, their justice, their tn en!it) , even. He cairn it biing himseil to think niatabody of men, representing a they are supposed to do, so much uf all lhat is wisest and best m tl l.tid, can fad to guages: it ha printed five th-msand copie of Itihles ii raised letter for the blind; and this ha Wen done at the espenditurr of eleven millions of dollar, all of which ha been forthcoming from ihe American pMple in answer to t ie appeal of the fii fwitow his lolty line of argument, and iucers and agents l this wonderful society, be niilarnced by c..nid.ratio.s direc'edG"J h, 1',I powerful work! solelv to their m od and conscience, lie speaks tothe-n if the v ere Ins peer in teliectUaliV Wlltcn la compiioirni in tnr Senate, ftutler harangue them a if they were r.o better than himself which is an intuit o the Senate. Corti reasons at the Senate from his lvel i and flutter make a sump peccn at them ftom his level; and Wight Kixd or PassciiiMo. Dr. (jdlv le'a'rd the following anecdote, which was told by a well knon Irish character, Thad deus Conolly, who used to Sj end most ol his time in wandering through Ireland, and instructing the lower elates iu their n live language, I went," said he, one Sunday into a churi h lo which a new in there it just the difference between the twoffu,,,,,! had been latelv appointed. The mm ano ineir ajiprciocv. A ihe Senators decide upon the ques tion ol impeachment, will they take their jdaee in history upon the low plain with Butler or upon the high table land with Clr.is. Scut Yurk Jnuf. Commfftt. congresation did not exceed half a dozen, bul Ihr preacher delivered himelf with a much energy and affection as if he was ad dressing a crowded audience, Afur the service, I eipressed ray wonder that he should preach so fervently tn such a small number of people. ' Were there but one,' The Reformed ChurcH in France his said the rector, my aniiety for his im two houses or establishments of deacon (provement would make me equally ener esses. Novowtare rensirrd as a t wndi ftetic." The following year Connelly went tionol idmiiiion to them, but simply the j into ill same church, the congregation wn sneins are provided for pious women Is multiplied twenty fdd, the third fear he practice cnnsiiin cnarny. iivaua tuc lu.rtu iun. have too much Dottey all eady.H He was asked to explain, and teut'iked. " Yes, I would not cross the street lt gata tl ousaods. t should be happier il my in come w ere less. ' 1 am old, and in a year or lw, whatever I pues will avail me naught. .My daugh'ersare dead, aud llu-e three sons whim I dearly lute. Mr own iducatioti had been neglected ; my fortune was gained by honest laor and carrful eennrmy ; I bad no time for study, but 1 re solved that my sons should have every ad vantage. They each itceivid a god, clas sical education, and I men gate them th choice d a prtfesftim. The elJtst.woull be a physician, ih- sCond ihoie ihe law, the third resolved ta follow my fo itt-p a a merchant. This was alt lo my mind : I was proud of my son, and trusted one day to see them distinguished, or ! least uchl to their iclliiw men. I had spared no ex- penae in tneir tr.iniiig; tuey naJ never wanted money, for I gae toearh a liberal allowance. .Never had men fairer op p-r tu nnies, but look at tne results, loe imysi ciatt has no patients ; the lawyer no client; while the merchant-instead ol fuilowiug my esample is a'jove visiting his count iniiootu. In vaiH I urge them to zi rater diligencr. What is the response? There is no uc, lather e s.iau never want mo ney; we know you have enough for ail.' thus instead l being energetic and uc- lul mrmbers ol society, my son are ni'ie idlers and men of vain dip!ay. Had thy been forced to struggl against dilTiculiies to gain their pruieiiions, and were, even n ow, dependent on their own exertion for support, they would, in all probability, have done cirdit lo themselves and me." )The Building and lot, in Wi'niii'gton, belonging to the Ilaok of Cape Fear, were idd on Mondaf. Mr. James Dawson wi the purchaser for 105.000 ia notes of the Hank, equal to tJ3 000 in currency. lite largest lacome In New Hampshire is that of ihe proprietor of a "Hair Ke store r." He has got to be the richest man in lhat State in aii veam, by advertising At least it is to printers ink mainly that he attributes hit pecuniary prosperity. ml 4
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