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Ah f S k . ' S ' ' i . : - - " ' Th. R.U Oyr. J I! e r;- r-it'.cn cf Mr. Frarjtylhe lrafrtt ; fjr :- c&Ttariay Ust may be coo-4!e red a tie j c rvttwtt of the canvass tor t.overBor ; cfti.s ., Kia faruc i.ait no- i.u. a- , - ia le ti.i L t Ma(( MiWC'"i " - . - ... a. l . 1 a- n , Itj'i tJceiUaceof tie pol.oB to ifb l.e U' n ri'Vi . ike Txc of ku MrtT. Tie t Utlwiii. i iA lo:h rait.ee are iIo before tbe rcj.'e td tbe State " i ty wbora the aaeriucf both candidate and tUtfBi - j ;i 1 Towari. General Pockery and thoa, wb ay act ... i wiUt bia we intend to r.mt ih. e eom bicb we fcart iBTtriably jarued towarda those wbo may be crpod to t: that ia to treat tbem witU etety re - 4 jr r ih wadoct of the caataaa may demand rebuke or eip - eure. We ImM tbat lie occaaiona foriuch tcbyke or eipoauro may sot ariae we aiuceiely trn-4 tbt tbe and witLout arrU o dmas,SwWI, ' U,e ,,,f 19 etkliat iaptppcr feelinj and iaducwea. Of the candidate of the Democratic party, weknuw that U i. . featleman of Ulent. - of Li,U Inauial taadiof nod much leloeed bikI repecte.i ny moc : who know bin J detoted to the inlcieata of ibe Mate ! lii tht wbJe Slate ; oaceJ of tbe full coriCJence of kit own parly and well calculated lo command . UnmpecttTen ofk-opponenti He i. a Heui.at of the old achooI,aound and reliable. Kr t.i p-'i- tion ipoa internal im roemeula we icfer our neigh- v .v. lUr.t.l nt1..r tn Ibe Nth Ueoliiti'n ! MWHIIII.. " , paated by the lmocratic t'onentun I bia rejlu tion it not aimply the eipreaMon of the opinmn f tht CooTention, to which Mr Brapf! enl a a candidate might perhaps be irgarded by aunie u a mere matter of form ; but it it kuovn tn be the rv preeaion of Mr. Bragg'e own personal opini o , fit thia tatcnient we have the authority id audi gentle men at Hon. Aaa Bigg' and othera w ho are well ac quainted with Mr. Bragg and who veiy recently converted with him upon ihi subject We hope that Our neighbor'! fears are somew hat (jineted on thittcore. And now when we are on thia subject and hart mentioned the name of Mr. Higs we may further add a statement made by that gentleiiinn in regard to hit own position upon internal improvc RieoU which bad been misunderstood. He bud been represented at opposed lo all interiml impion mentt, which wat a misconception ofhisxiews. He Wat not oppoped to internal improvements ; and never j had been. He had "imply opposed cerium schemes hi considered inexpedient and wasteful of ti e public money and not calcuhited to build up a pmpcr Stale tyiteta. The effect of the Convention resolution adopted by (bt Whig State Convention, wc find lo be prccoc ly what wa said some time since it would be In tended 10 humbug both sections the Last and tlic West it bat failed in both. A Convention r West entWhiga has been called in llcnikisim, in the mountains, to denounce the resolution insomuch ns it only recommomU a limited Convention ; wboieiis they want an unlimited one for llio purpose of cliiinging tht baait. In the Lust any tampering with the Con vention question must be reguided with suspicion, and alienate voles. Contrast with this the emplialu declaration contained in the 7th icsoluiiou of the Democratic platform, " (bat we urc opposed, under any and all circamstanccs, to a cliitiicc initio basis of representation In the Senate and House ol ( oin moni ; and that we will never abandon the preal principle of Frco Suffrage, but will unito with our fellow citizens of both pai lies in piesaing it, in the lact 01 ail opposition Uliu tnuicumcs. hi us unm in ompb." In this position, in a coidiul union with their brethren from ihe Lust, every delegate from the West heartily joined-and there wcie delegates fimu the extreme West. The attempt to electioneer upon u man's position in life we look upon a the smallest of all electioncei in, and wt cannot but think thai many if not all in telligent wbigs aro sick of tho nonsense about the "Old Waggoner'' and " Waggon boy,'" utnl all that . . Mr,k!na.t..l IViha.hI n..L.rU VV'a I'M U.l t V In IUi V VI HJIII HIAlUb .ICIlllt.l I 'I'V.TI J - V U. I r,ri i j iU eet aa article of this character in the Coinincicial of (hit morning. If we were inclined to use such issue!-, we might turn to old Thomas Bragg. I lie fathei of on i candidate, a carpenter and tbe builder of social edi fices in this State and else wlicrc, and to his family who have been in a great measure ibe architects ol their own fortunes and reputations to our worthy candidate and to bis equally worthy brothers Captain Bugg, tbe hero of the Mexican war, and Hon Judge John Bragg of Alabama all of whom arc worthy of VDeir DOUIC UIU laviicr. n in nvt iigauisi iiicn laiio- liet like this that the cant of aristocracy can he safely . canted. ,i .! vi u r. .i i. :. ..... :.. .t ...... .. .,.... RimaWAY. They did say, when we came through Weldon, on Thursday, that there was a runaway couple at Whitfield's, just arrived from Petcrsliuig and going to bt married. Great excitement ! Three single gentlemen got left by the cars in their cngci nett to tee the ceremony. Ono ancient maiden fainl- , ti, and another would have fainted, only she ha in't room lo execute the movement gracefully. Launched, on the 8th inst., at Conwayboro , s , C, a new fore-and-aft Schooner of 177 ion burthen, called the 'Church Perkins," owned by Capt. Popo, Measrt. Buck & Beatty, and Perkins & Barnl.ill, of ...i..uv. j, the above place, and Brown k DeKossct, of New York. She it to be commanded by Capt. Tollson, and will run regularly to New York, in the Naval Store boainest. Dividekd. It will be seen that the directors of the Wilmington and Balcigh liailrpsd Company, at their meeting held in thie place yesterday, declared a dividend of three J er cent, for the hist six month. The increasing prosperity of the Company, we aro hnppy to learn, is fully maintained. ' Front tbe Richmond LHspalch 1 Otskolwtlon of ! t'nlan. Tbe Net York Tn'6, finding that Cne South is no longer menacing a dissolution of 'the Union, no loiter giving vent to its just complaints In resolutions t i Vpeetbesin Congress and tho Legislatures, but " h a epiril loo calm and resolved to b noisy and ' 'ent, is pursuing in tbe path pointed out by f rcial conventions, the true road to indenen 1 security in the Union the New ork j vkw of thia sensible promising policy, rr?l to the very centre of its iirer.mid ! ' -ve that a dif !-fioii of tbe Union ' 1 y t1 i- ' , ! i r i '' ' 'e -1 - f ' v v . i ' 1 ; t' : tt . H ' ,rit. i i.t .. f av. -lie MTt l ''- . t ! ty if j 1 ue its-. 1 . ' . i ' ' ; i '; J a t'.t !-..$ I .)- j I i N . f f'h t: f-ii.H i-eJ Vi (t j i i tie 4tt i . f . t!,i .'au-a ctjcurv a rV.fjrra cf a ti-s' c rv aal ieUm.! rr nc ;'fsnJ sv.ea-ure tie l4 faKuVed u catew tnl aer a-al-OB cf tie fcMfth fiou He i , ai-d eull.!.ir,em of an art U.t rorthet r- federacy ia ci junciioi with tie I ji. !'. a' i tbe -"" u l. Nfl4 b:U .,, Ul, it a . L, Lraii aJ aymivitt.ir. aj.J i' ' Ha co..-ut.. ar,J ,o!l?!i i U I fiie-i . fa.ra, t be Ua i .urHt ll fj"k j NiU an i.a lh J Km Lik.1 tnt ri f. 'K 1 I - - - . ) tleaJtrf or a .lexieroo. sitUr, al. I f j tLe I bmmi r,J Lom f4ti tie cwnalitai,.. twaIlocs up ia ihe ihurJii ate a.Mt.H tt ibe United artle f lU 'ZZ'l s law Kr tweutv udl ?ear, begionmi upon u.e . -, e JUH) , Utll nkrrrilKr jtfz't; with all the j d Mwm 1 tn. of tbe '!at ! 1 u mt,irf , ..kms iratn than otbeiw.e (u llt lo j1MtJi,e the I'mon. and a.u.ilar d- Bi,.tiatMna by other abolition Tiet, -irea an an ,;mc,,y .a .1 generally conceded a. l.. faitblra-ueoe t ibe eniiiMtiin. ia ia perfect keei-inf; with tbe iUwt ibi I - I. -I. extiuMely lu i-tional aupMt JuU,. f AMtAU,k UJOH N.utbem uiiitutin, aud it i 'juiie jl(n, u l0 B indioy in tbem, unlrw be inten.la to build up a witial party a hu h. be ia l acute not i foreaee. u.u.i efentuate in a iWlmi-ii of the ' . U A , uk a dff rent view ln it 7, ,fch)lt ( the effect winch a dim.lei.on of the i'n,ot, Wt,uld pimlure upon Northern iu.'tnufa turea and coinmeice " The diiai.n of the 1'nion into Iwo .. I . . .11 .!, II. . .I I ., I.I miieiTII'imi ll'llll Ut'l.n IC, pujpiih- iirrind. piii inatantlv work out a mighty levulution in our dqiota and eui rents of trade The Smilli would rntablinh a syteni f liinff- ami exi b.inge w inch would aerure them a dire t traile with Kurupe. Theii imports and ex polls would be carriel in then own ships. Man ufactures would follow hi ibe tiuck of rommerce. New o. woulil rapidly sink into 4 seaport of se condary inipoi lance. Boston and other New Eng land potts would dwindle uway into mere piovinciul towns. Lowell, and l.uwii'iice. and Mam heater, and other cotton and w,kiIpii mtinufdi'turing cities and tow us of New Knglund and tbe Nortli, would be di iniiulied to comparatively deserted illnges, for. un der a Southern coiifedeiacy, NuitluMii consumption would be supplied by Southern (li 'lone Shippers., the sbipbuilders, the men I1.111M, the iii.inur.icturerp, the meilianics of the North, would bo drawn to tbe South, lor ai tariff' upon Northern thip and Noithern fahiica would leave to a luge piopoitiun of tbeso in trust" ait other alternative than a removal to the South. Such would inevitably bo the material re sults of the division of this 1'inon into two coufode fai.,. It would cniu b the South and impoverish the Nortli- it would in tune advance Baltimore, Nor folk and Cliaileslou, In (lie present popositiona of Philadelphia. New and Boston, and reduce these fttest cities of the North to Ihe piesent second ary importance of Charleston, Savannah and Mobile " There can be no doubt that the view of ihe nlil ns above quoted, aie the views of tbe commer cial community of the Noith The NcwWik 7'u- hiDtf lias not the eai of Unit coinniunit v mu ol unv I coiisoivivtivc class in tbe Northern States. If slavery In such an accursed thing, and the l'n ioii moreover be unprofitable lo Ihe North, why do they raise such adeafrning clamor whenever South Carolina threatens to dissolve pattnmsliip, and invoke the government, in the n.unn of alt (bat is good and holy, to send down the whole naval and military force of the t inted States to shoot, hang, hum nnd cut to piece every mothers son who dares to whis per the word ilisliilinii ' ll is the money nerve that viluatcs Kiilruni bed behind bei cotton bales, tbe South like Old llirkoiy at New Oilcans, bids defi umc lo till her cneniie I he succesa of such u pioiect as llut alliibuled lo Si waid. depends upon theipiostiou whether fiiuaticisin will pievail in the Noihcm nnnd over the dictates of patriotism nnd of self-interest The '' i''iie is edited by a pb (isodiei, and ought lo lie able to solve that ipiebtion. From the manner in which it is endeavor ing lo show that it is tliu inleiesi of the North to dis solve the Cnion, we suspect that the philosopher is aware of the inlliience ol dimes over Mie buunin soul, nnd dial he despairs of the power ol laii.itn ism, unless bo can leinloiee il by the persuasions of sell-inteicst But thore's the rub ' on can never convince the North that it is politic to cut open tho g.'e that lavs daily the golden cjrg foi their commerce, and man u factum. For ouihclvcs, we have no fear ol :i dissolution of the Cnion very soon It is ut present bcncticinl to both parlies, and t lie South might enjoy much more prosperity and independence in it, if she would follow the example ol the Noith manufacture for herself supply nil her necessities from her own iniln-t i y build up a commerce of her own, nnd cover her terri tory with imlroads and canals. Oncol these days the Cnion may be dissolved, but Seward and Greely will be dissolved long befoir the I ninn The white hat nnd the famous overcoat of the philosophei will, long eie that eventful period, bave been gathried to their fathers. Our - manifest destiny'' has a great many larjie jobs to accomplish and a great many dimes lo pocket beloie the American cii-paitnerslnp ran he teimiuutrd lv mutual consent I.Bl'l f i oki Ktuuftr rilvnl nl tin ln. Ni:w-Yoitk. April 20, 154 The British and Nortli American Koyal Mail Steam Ship Asia uriived at New York al noon on Thursday from Liverpool, U'bjch poit she left on Satuidny the 8th instant. Tbe British Mail Steam Ship Ambia arrived al i Liverpool on the morning of the 8lh inst , and ihe I . i S. Mail Steamship Washington at Southampton on j the same day. j )lllOiun Infringe!, r. I'hcie had been no lighting in the Baltic. The Hussitiiis ware dismantling the fortresses on the Island of Aland Admiral Sir Charles Napici's Hect was still at Kjoege Bay. Navigation was open to St. Petersburg , i..:i:.:... o i t T ;"r V hinpress of Kussia and her ( ourt will remove to Moscow. Two steam frigates that were being constructed for the Russian Government, had been seized in Eng land by the Government. Tho allied fleets had returned to the Black Sea and sailed for Varna, to effect a movement in conjunction with Omer Pacha. The Russian position in the Dobrudja was consid ered critical, and reinforcement were called for. r ti- i , j y . .... . i ne i uras were tailing nacK in goon orucron lra- jan t Wall. The Turks have beaten Getieral Oushakoff, and forced him back into Bess-Arabia. The Turks havo crossed tho Danube between Ni copolisand Roustchouck. It ia now rumored that Austria will make the pas sage of the Batkin, by Ihe Russians, a cause for The English and French Governiaenls have en tirely rejected the proposals of the Car founded on bia letter to the King of Prussia. A desnatjh from Berlin says that negotiations were on the tapis between Prussia and Austria, and that Prussia had joined in a Protocol, signed at Vienna on the 3d of April, between Great prjtain, Fianct and Austria. In tbe British House of Commons on the th inst., I-rrl Jobn r."rrr!l confirmed the statement that Aus ' ''"! c '- ' tr "pson the frontiers of Ser- p - I'.-e ," t --t tMfi :;:.!.i'fl a N a! t -t ly tlr. fcivut Great r r n lie 13'1 u . a iH h e-ifre-J at B-uceVa Tit in !.taiy were ca'Ie-i v.t u J vetl e.tueBa i-llej. a t ( the Lte fHike cf I'arasj. lr rut arrria I TLereten. UJ.e and feat'ernea' Let me di- ; ict y.r a4!etio t that g faoi.c aai U:k keto-; druNnl. the Rnha Ber Tb lu.terra'.n' but ill- ; 0 ..k.o- icMt.ei,t rd Natural .s aa Lie rame jecn fnt d Natural ltiy is at bia ranse ; aAuJi-iiltiil X-lii.fcartk-cJLlliuar..c ia m Llrh I . .Mat . . . d fl.A I 1. liu bnL RAI I, A t a IjmiL .i utw, t ,i , UT1i .- iB i io,.,,, ih. Kij; t4 ilittlt lBUi.p.l4it,uii. liPwaomJerer.be ay ao a.. reenUe. tha rraervtj aaj ma'aaa.mi- ij (4 iyai booi bjnimai . bi .r pauiaain w me uft ,BJ (lf ,h j. tlf tlf the j,,re w fcihocn. ar.l lie ficrceneM an4 oracit cl the i e . . . n. i i . i -...,.. Tbe Lahimal bow iefme you, laJiee anj geutle ien i well kn N He U better knnaa tbaa trut e! Heart in general ia treacbetoua ian mala ; but mo i e particular that tbere indiTuijle of the jteniua He kee h'. eye vxm LU fret to yeata together; awuititt' l bf (HMtaaity aa aaJere4 timet patieuter atiJ alie; than a eat wattbm a mouse, la the mean bile l.e roaceala earaieruua propeuMtiea with ao atarh art a tu impe a poet anj deceive the clet boWrTtt ; whereby eieririiceJ judra bave been M into tbe milke oi aeprxiNn' of him to be a veg etable feetlgr In conW'iurnoe of the binaidjua tiar ( ter of the KooMiau Bear I ue laiiiea auJ gentle men will excuse ate from wentuiin on tbe daugeroua alien pt el benteria' bia den Tina aiaHuua auj rmnHy etricrinient baa been died by three Qaakera, vi tin i .,i in b.ive went in anl alicx k im bv the mm . but I 4.e tint j't rer'l whether tbev'te come out ajaui 'I be Uoofelian Bear is Butoriuua (or bi cruelty and wnijictivern tu the butnan ptetie : and 'apecially t tbe feina'e aect, in which barbarity be exceed the llua ran; I low tan Ibe aiory i tbe unfortunit Nun of Mink. whe back waa an cruelly lacerated by thia ontiien iful brute is too familiar to inspire commcDl. Though tie inhabitant 1 Ruia, tbe Bear of that rountry extends bis lavidge and depredation into Ihe adjiniu' teiiitone in ail direction, as far as he possible ran Being sometimes resisted by the cour age of the poppi'ation, he is forced tu beat a retreat, and take to his eel w ith a flea in bia ear, and a so ieed, wit h as been more than wunce inflicled by the renowned Schumyl. the Lion Wallis of Cireassia. The diet of the Kotwban Bear consists mostly of the wilale of the nation, tu- innard", which he is pur wided w ith under the influence of fear ty the Koo shun serfs, to satiafy his mawr. Peraps you'll be of opionion that lliem as demean themselves to carry im is w isera, is a soit of cieechurs that ain't fit for no better employment. For want of proper offal this heir buniiiiui have been pitchin' into Turkey, which bcin' too tctigli for him, he is now suffcrin' from indi gestion. The temper of the liooflun Bear is usually morose and sullen, interrupted with litis of rage and fieiuy ; when be goes down on his marrow-hones and turns his eyes up into bis 'ed grow liu' meanwhile and show, in' bis teeth in a manner ornble lo witness and pain ful to relate Of late this hanimal baa grown so fun- us that we have resolved to chain nnd muzzle him, which, though a service of danger ami difficulty, wo shall endeavor to accomplish hundeteried by per il and legardless ol expense. I shall now, ladies nnd gentlemen, proceed to ex dibit some bighdear of this hanimal' ferocity, by means of stirrm' him up with a long Tole ; a 1'ole in bis Hank hem', as you will observe, a suit of thing as renders liim paiticklurly uuntankerus. A superb poem upon the death of Talfourd, which leceutly appeared in the London Punch, is challeng ing universal encomiums from tho critics at home and abroad A stanza or two will convey an impression of the poem as a whole : '.tt tb war-clouds, diirkly eloping, Shudder tu the rviiding (U.di, lrs world holds l.rt-utli to licti'ii To lbs i'u'iiiiiic thundiir cranh : Htmr, from ynhr neat of Judgment. Wordi of ee the trua tha bast Ah ' -tho noblo woril ar Htirled, And a nobis lit art hath rent ' Ih.ad' Hp nhoiild bare dicil hereafter1 Time had coins for nm-h a word, When the day of fight waa over, And tha triumph-bells were hturd. Statesmen- Minister of Justice Trieod of nil who needed friend, l'ost niiglil yet not have tarried, Seen our conflict to an end ! lie In tl. Hattlc'ii signnl Sullen booms o'er sea nnd plain, Wake ye at that fstitl ninimoiin, Fabled l 'hooera of tho Main ' Who, beside our red-croas banner, Kails, its foreman champion thore Hinging down a life, and winning Name that Time himself ihall ipsre t i inllsnt heart ! But happier, nobler, Hold (lit doom 'twsalna to nicct, VVIm, ili i taring I Iraven'a own incfuage llieil upon tin, judgment scat. I )u his lip thiil holy leimoii All his Ufa had taught, he cricj, " Help the humblo Help I lie needy Hei.p with Lovk" So Talkoi ui died ! OIHee UlliutKoH ky UaTeigkK. lt. I o., Vii.mioto!, 21st April, 1854. ( AIHVIDKM) of 3 per cent, on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington k It sleigh Unihosd Company, for the last six months, ban hern declared, and will be (.aid to Stock holders, or their legul representatives, on aud after the 15th daj of May next. J'hc Books for transfer of Stock will lie closed on tho filh May next. JA.MLS S. C UKLN, Secretary. April "2-Jd, I KM 194-tf Towu papers, I! sleigh Star, Tarboro" Sutherncr, 1'orts innuth (Va.) (dobe, Halifax, W'elilon ami liuldboro' papers will please copy. II ST KM hivT.li - Marsh Mallow Paste, I'ectorial tl I'aste, Ixxenges of sll descriptions, Ackerrnan's ('ough l'ips, 1 "In a li Liquorice lrops. Assorted uni lnips, Syrup l'( rgat, sll excellent prepitraliona for t oughs and supe rior to Jujuko Taste. For sale st the Irug store ol April 22, m lr. A. O. Hit ADLKV. 111 ik KS. Just oined a superior lot, warranted the best KJ iii Una market. Sold by itr. A. O. liiiAULLY. April 22, 1 Mo t liealer in pure lirugi and Medivinss N' iW LANDINt J from schr. Kloaise, 10 doien Wolfe's Aromatic Schcidam Schiuipps. Sold wholesale at New York prices, by lr. A. O. BRAHLKY, A pill 22, IH53 liealer In pure Drugs and Medicines. V A I.t A III. K. ItKAI. "KUTATB FOH RAI.K. ffs THK JAIL, and LOT on which the same is situated, i!jJ.on the comer of Second and Princess streets, will be sold on Tuesday of June C ourt next, (13th,) at the Court House, at 12 o'clock, M , on a credit of 3, 6 and 9 months rurchaaer? to give Notes with two good securities, payable at Hank ; and the possession of tbe property will be given by the 1Mb March next Size of lot ( on Second afreet, and 141 on Princess street W. C. BLTTENCOLTtT, April 22, '51 191-tsJ Chairman Jail Committee. Herald and Com. copy Is. NEW STATU N KB Y Just received": M gross superior Steel Pens; 27 do Amalgamated Indian Zinc and Plati na. warranted not to corrode an eulirely new article, just patented, and not to be had anywhere else in tbe State ; 150 reanit superior Bill, Cap, Letter and Note Paper ; 2j,000 1 Invelopcs, bnlf and whito large and small ; 40 rrosa Black, Hlue and Ked Inks various sixes and brands. ana brands, a I Uso, a large lot of Blank Hooks of all sites. For sale by April 22 . J. T. MUNDS. GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK aud Arthur's Home Maga zine for May, received aud for salo by April 22 J. T- MUNDS. JUST received per Schr. R. V. Brown ; i bbls. Soda Crackers ; 4 Pilot Bread! ... I " Milk Crsokcrs', 2 " Sugar do. t 5 half bbls. Soda Cracker ; 3 ' " Pilot Bread .... 8 boxes Soda Crackers ; b ' Milk do. For sale cheap by C. th PRE it CO. lAlail AIVOOUOW f'AT." FUN BY THK PACKAGE JUST Yeccived by the aubseriber, fresh supplies of v Mrs. Partington'! Carpet Bag of Fua j Flush times of Alabama and Mieeiaaii pi j . . -. Major Jone's Courtship; . . , . ,.. M bketches of Travel ; Dasher of American llamnur; Patent Sermons, by Dow, Jr; Dr. Valentines Comie Leotares ', CroniclMef Pitievil!e,re. J. T. MUNDS, Li!, at r ti, a v..!-...: ii ml t ..a ao:h.: tj c;a r: . i, ! F?4j;ri He a u r. Ha Lai a 1 1 ae ey. a l''J4 fTtie!, a EKHi'.h tial oe a nrBTi.-rt aija, aaJ tkat nmewtat pen site Lkh because w well the TfotaJur if France ia tlie oIJenMne. U'c cannot M T I. . . tJ rerretrated ere: but be loaeJ the roeta. the arU, the quiet cf the field, the aunet. the iwy dawo, tht Ireeie aeh rr throujh tie fiare, tbe and niTaterioua tuDee of a hair. evunJ.nr at ere f,oU th I.eLt Lrk .Wii. n, .tt,r. of fiota the I jLt bark the I oirr x',l thc . oHia a teat aroeua sua d ooa concert cf tbe Lear?, which passes by Di I,,-. ' .11. .1. .ii . . . t.BuJ, bat be paas.ouately loH tbe beaa- I tWja ia ah.jf t that fearoosue with 1 - - . - ' - - - that neludi the caBit tie was tiful widow: and kis dearest dream waa of fassirr his whole life at her feet, ia well choaea retirement, far ftotu those envious lookers-on. who axe ever ready to f .ng their sarcasms on cuiel happiness, aad who disaeable their envy ender cloak of a philosophic skepticum. lU trembled, aa he entered the Marchioneaa't boudoir. He remaiaed standing before her, aad blushed aa be kissed her band. At length, eneour ared by a smile, emboldened by the solemnity of thia coveted interview, be spoke to her of hit love, with a poetic simplicity and aa unpremeditated warmth of heart the genuine enthusiasm of a priest, w ho baa faith in the object of hit adoration. And a he spoke, the Marchioness sighed, and said within herself: " He ia right Love is happineaa. Love ia to be two indeed, bat one at tha same time; and to he free from those importunate intermeddlera, tbe in difference or the mocking attention of tha world." She remembered, however, tbe advice of the King, and ihue addressed the Baton. " What will you indeed do, in order lo convince me of your affection '." All thai man can do " The Baron was less bold than Monaicur de Bcau gency, who had talked of conquering a throne. He was probably more sincere " I am ambitious," said Ihe widow. "Ah!M replied Monsieur de Menneval, sorrowful- iy. " And I would that the man whom ! marry. should aspire to every thing, and achieve every thing." " 1 w ill try to to do, if you wish it" " Listen ; I give you an hour to reflect. I am, you know, the King's god daughter. I have begged of him an embassy for you." "Ah!"' said Monsieur de Menneval, with. indiffer ence. " He has granted my request. If you love me, you will accept the offer. We will be married this evening, and your Kxcellency tht Ambassador to Prussia will set off for Berlin immediately after the nuptials. Reflect; I grant you an hour.'' " It i useless," answered Monsieur de Menneval ; " I have no need of reflection, for 1 love you. Your wishes are my orders: to obey you is my only de sire I accept the embassy.'' " Never mind !" said she, trembling wilh joy and blushing deeply. " Pass into the room, wherein you were just now waiting. I must complete my toilet, and I shall then be at your service. I will summon you" The Marchioness handed out the Baron by the right-hand door, as she had handed out the Marquis by ihe left; and thrn said to herself : " I shall be prettily embarrassed, if Monsieur de Beaugcncy should consent to end his days at Cour lac !" Thereupon, the King removed the screen and re appeared. His Majesty stepped quietly to the round table, wborton he had replaced the oranges, and look up ono of them " Ah !" exclaimed the Marchioness, " I perceive, Sire, that you foresee the difficulty that is about to spring up, and go back accordingly to the oranges, in order to settle it," As his sole reply, Louis XV, took a small ivory handled pen-knife from hit waistcoat pocket, made an incision in Ihe rind of the orange, peeled it off very neatly, divided tbe fruit into two parts, and of fered one to the astonished Marchioness. " But, Sire, what are you doing V' was her eager inquiry. " You see that I am eating the orange." ' But" " It was of no manner of use to us." You have decided then ?" " Unquestionably. Monsieur de Menneval loves you better than Monsieur de Beaugency." " That is not quite certain yel ; Jet us wait " " Look," said the King, pointing to the valet, who entered with a note from the Marquis " You'll soon seo." The widow opened the note, and read : belt ' Madam, I love you Heaven is my witness ; and to give you up is the most cruol of sacrifices. But 1 am a gentleman A gentleman belongs to the King, j My life, my blood are his. I cannot, without forfeit j of my loyalty, abandon his service .'' j " F'.t cetera," chimed in the King, "as was observ ed by the Abbe Fleury, my tutor. Marchioness, call in Monsieur de Menneval. ' Monsieur de Menneval entered, and was greatly troubled to see the King in the widow's boudoir. " Baron,'' said his Majesty, Monsieur de Beau gency was deeply in love with the Marchioness; but j ho was more deeply still in love since ho would not renounce it, to please her with tho embassy to Piussia. And you, you love Ihe Marchioness much better than vou love me, since you would only enter my service for her sake. This leads me to believe that you would be but a lukewarm public sorvant, and that Monsieur de Beaugency will make an ex cellent ambassador. He will start for Berlin this evening ; and you shall marry the Marchioness. I will be present al the ceremony." " Marchioness," whispered Louis XV in the ear of his god-daughter, " true love is that which docs not shrink from a sacrifice." And the King peeled the second orange and eat it, as he placed the hand of tho widow in that of the Baron. Tlion ho added : " I have bocn making tbtce iiersous happy; the Marchioness, whoso indecision I have relieved; the Baron, who shall marry her; and Monsieur de Beau gency, who will perchance provo a sorry ambassador. In this, I have only neglcctod my own interests, for I have been eating the oranges without sugar . . . And yet they pretend to say that I am a selfish Monarch!" Legislation Two much legislation and tinker ing with good laws has become ono of the most prev. alcnt vices of modern legislation. Can't Go. "Mother, cant I go and have my da guerreotype taken V " No, my child. I guess it isn't worth while." "Well, then, you might let me have a tooth pulled; I never go any where." Domestic Bliss. There are about siity divorce cases pending before the Supreme Court of the little State of Rhode Island. THEATRE. The Ueiitlemen of the Tballwn Aaaotlallon WILL present to their Iricnds and tho public, on Monday evening next, (21th April,) MORTON'S BEAUTfFUL COMEDY of fcWiththeTaroof TWO BONNY CASTLES'. THE Admission E0 cents: Children and Servants balf price. W Jjoors open at 7 ; the Curtain will rise at 8 o'clock, a prif 22d, 1954 w-:m',rv3 194- - - roa 8AX.E1 ' M. THE HOUSE AND LOT at present occupied byS EXIthe subscriber, on th corner of Fifth and Mulberry -X. I treeU. Tbe lot is 90 by 132 feet. Tb Hons is roomy and oomfortable, with every convenient out-bouse. All of tht buildings bave been erected within the past twelve months. t. r i .u- 1 . - . 1 . , . , 1 u . i oseeaeiou gnuu id isv 01 wctoDer next. nv"J - . , - j. H. L LANE. April 221, 1854 194-6l HOURLY EXPECTED, from New York-500 lbs. Ma ple Sugar, new crop and very sp"-'or. For tale by. April ZJ1 - W. M, tllLHWUUU at LU, i,e-eri.i lit. at a., ro a iji..- " w z l,t4 lit l- ..owtug tur-t ktier. di-4 ' tvrcitM laiuccrM, ni L-.,,. tu U u . i Jj'i ! it.. ! irfa aK.', wr,; i tfu.kt,.ul "u,1 'K fe- awa 1 waaaJ- T'IT ,:!rlw"7.T:T,t "5-krf.,k " ? 1 .tlZr. "2-. .r.. ?A ? i ' ' , - nv aw I m H k - t I an! I P"nbJ acDoniicj!. TU e4icma Wtecw imw ( r" aruiciM tturif terrx- j .''f pr'd ' kip aea. a3ia,k wo;i prebAklf b Uim Joe hi. 1 taa avaia aa W a wiiK-k aa- j'aaerlrbelaLiBinirt,wticawaai4wUWa- j actl ia rata tun, ewatmara it as til U Kaa f F.- 7. 1 tkaji it fur lUrUkeni Ltauseai, 1 mara auui ia imi. lit sufferings kecuaiing mart acute, I relarweJ agaia te U ant-aeaUoatsi Liauwcat. feat tat Ull eatiie4 u grew wvrae, aaJ eeM aui oe r a emJ withoal the aot ia. f?!?Lfffl"r I ! WEhl bouU af HAMPTON'S . v . t TLNCTCKt, aaa aa Ike tkird day afW a had Wgaa U as rt ah. eouU atraigblea herself sad etaai p witkoat ettppurt. The Utile ereatura Waa aa verjoyed that a threw kef kaads aver bee k4 aad t iclaiaMj, -1 see, 1 eaa aa4 y myself." Six ha4 ai aea able u stand aa atraight for twa three aaataa before, h m om iata siace she euojaieuoeJ a.ing the 'Hectare .be eaa mow walk aa well a before Ukea akk. Kesrwct fatly, . H. W. Klll.lMn Ptaasylvaaia Aveuuc, aear(Wrftewa Bridre, , , Wahingtea, 6. C. IMUitt fVatoii nnd CktUst asttf yitum lr U. It eare Ceaghs, Broaekitia. Itysptmia, Lint Ceoiplaint, Scrofula, wilh all deraegeaaeata of the aystcsa. Sold by MoKTiMta & Mowaiav, 240 Balliuiiw street Baltimore ; and SU4 Broadway, N. Y-; O. A. STaartca, itichiavoad ; It. Cooaa at Co., t rederkkabarg j O. B. Joaes ll Ca., Pctersbarg ; aaa by ikmcgiaU marallv. Fov aal br C. k D. DaPra. WJaingloa. N. C. 2bT Be-That lady wilh tha eWgaat form waaid ba a peerless beauty hat for th agly piaaple aad blou-hee which iuttrare her face. Why doa I ah try Ciith'i Srasrsai Mixti si t it will aaak her skia aa fair aa th hlly aad beaatilol as th rose. For aal by W. H. LIPP1TT. Wilaington, N'. C. (ISS ' The ana idea auan left towa yesterday. He bad aa Idea Kmeraoa'a Amerieaa Hair Kestoralire woali eare everything but it will poeitively ear Baldness, as the wha wUh c ia prov by obtaining a few bottle of W. H. UPPITT, Wd uingtoa N. C. Price l 00 ia large Bottle. WASTED TO HKST, A SMALL HOCSK, ot euti-ide of the eld limit of owa. Apply at THIS OFF1CK. April 21, 1K4 193-St BACON! BACON !! 10,000 Ibe. N. C, Hg Round , 000 do. Weatern Sides, just reorived, and for sal by April 21. 1854. V. M. SHLRWOOD fc CO. HPIH1TH TVKPEHITIJIK BARRELS, (XF extra rise and heavy iron, of New York aaak. for Ml KJ at 2 eoeaeh, br A. MORGAN. April 21. '34 193 3oi NOTICE. AN ELKCTION for Commissioner of Navigation for th port of Wilmington will be held at ta Court iloas ia Wilmington on the flrst Monday in May aeit. April 21 '54-l!SMm. B D HALL, Sktrif. SACK SALT 2,500 aack expected from Liverpool, per Brig Arab. For sale to arrive, by April 19. J. Ac D. MeRAE It CO. NOTICE. ALL persona Indebted to STEAMER HENRIETTA, for Freight, up to date, are aotifled to eome forward aad settle, or tbrir acoounta will be placed ia th haada af aa officer for collection. All person having elaim against aaid Steamer, will present tbem for payment t April 19. ISSt ItTJ-tf WKSSLL It E1LERS, Agent. ItOYAL LOTTKltV OP TUB ISLAND Or Cl'BA. CAPITAL PRIZE To be Drawn 5th May 1854. ... $30,000 7?i r Prim in (An Drvwing will bt at f (Motet: 1 of , 1 30,000 of ao.otx) f 12,000 of i.ooo of I2.WW 10.000 9 of 1,000 9,000 11 ol 500 8,500 70 of 200 H.O0O 23 of 100 12,300 lb" approiximatiou 1,200 prises 120,000 , APPROXIMATigNSi Hit two fonntt and tht tiro foHomng JVasioer ( Ikon leittNing fst following Priztt, will bt tnlttltd to, tit : To tb $30,000 ....4100 Toth 20.000 'loo To the 12,000 so To the 6,000 60 The manner of Drawing 1 aa follows i All tbe numbers are i manner or Drawing la aa follows i All tbe numbers are i a wheel, or globe, in the presence ol the flrst authori- ' i Havana, and of the pubho, two day before the day iwing, and the Priies In another glooe, both of which ' JiUli IU I i ties in i i of drawing. ' are locked with three difleren keys, kept by tbe thret Treas- : urcrs oi me case oi me noyai iuery. The Drawing takea place in the large court Inside of th ! Custom-house building, publicly. Two bova aot under elaht and not above twelve years of age, from tbe Orphan Asylum, draw the Numbers and the Priies on of the boy draws one Number and, at the same time, th other draw oat on Prise from the wheel of Prises, and whatever Prix cornea out is placed to the credit of that Number; and so they continue until the wbolo number of Prises are drawn. Ail Priie paid in Havana, immediately, i a gold, without any discount. Orders left with tbe subscriber for Ticket in tb above Scheme will besttendod toby THKO. GUESNARD, Jr., No. 5ft Royal Street', Mobile, Ala. 1'rico of these Tickots:-Whole Tickets, $5-Halfs, $2 W Quarters, 1 25 Kights, 624 cents. April 19, 1S54. 191-3tawFSM Sllir SPARS 70 to HO feet lung, by AprihS. CASI1WELL & TARKER. SPICK 1J OYSTER. THE subscriber respectfully informs bis cus tomers and th citiions generally, that ' he hai made arrangements to keen constantly on handsPJCED OYSTERS of the very finest quality and flavour, which be will put np for shipment to any part of th country, and warrant to keen in perfect order and condition. All orders promptly attendod to. Come and b y. They ar a No. 1 article. JOHN BISHOP, rflot Hobi. April 17th, 1854 189-lm UPnOLSTEIUNO BUSINESS. MAYUNKE & CO.. Princess Street, below Front, Wilmington N. C, keep constantly on hand, and make A. to order, in a superior manner, all articles In tbe abov line. Their pricc'for Fine Lounges are $10a$t2; Moss Mattrss- es. Double tb ; Single, $3 ; do. for servant $1 3. or IIZ a Dosen. Chair Cushions $1, or$10 aDosen. April utn IS.4 183-lm CHEMICALS! CHEMICALS ! ! Aqua Ammonia, ST., Spirits Ammonia Aromat, Lunar Caustie, Quinine, Bcnaoio Acid, Nitric Acid, Muriatio Acid, Tartan ie Acid, Mtrphine.Glyceum Santomir, Tannin, Strychnine, Arsenal Quinine, Iodide Quinine, Potass Iodid, Potasi Bicarb, Potass '-- . -:. i ... ir.ii ... if... r carium, Opiom, Solution of Siiqui Nitrate of Iron, Ether Butynic, Ether, Nitroui, Phos. Iron, Fowler's Solntion.TJono- ' van a nouuion. rr taio nv lit. a. j. do-auusji. ... , . rer taio ny ut, a. v. biujuuki, Wholesale nsl Retail Drnggfat. April 15. CO-PARTNKRSHIP KOTICK. THE undcrsignod bav thia day formed a (Partnewbip under tbe name and stylo of GRANT, HUGGINS 4k CO, for the purpos of carrying on the general COMMISSION MERCANTILE BUSINESS in the town of Wilmington. They will keep, at tboir tore on North Water Street, Lord's . buildings, a general assortment of PROVISIONS, such as Flonr, Pork, Bacon, Lard lie, at wholesale aud retail. At ' thcii store on tbe corner of Market arid Second Streets, a general assortment of Family Groceries, Dry Good e, ' at retail only. Thankful for past favors, they hope, by strict attention to business and fair dealing to merit a continuance of their old customers, and patronago generally. . REUBEN GRANT,' . L. B. HUGGINS, E. H. GRANT. -April it, 1354 ICT-tf ; EMPTY BARRELS. AN excellent article, new and second band, In store for sale by W. A. GWYER. , April 14th " ' . '87-tf ,. NEW NOVELS A splendid ssortment inst received, -and for sale at 8. Wv WHITAKER'S. - April 4, 1804 RECEIVbD pjr eonr wax Bmun s uopying x'resa; Letter Books ; Dampening Brushes ; Metallic Dampen era ; Oil Paper ; Copying Ink from 6 manafactories Black, Blue, Red and Cormine Inks, fiom 8 manufactories one (the best) a new artiole in this market ; Steel Pens an Innumer able assortment: Pen Holders; Pen Racks ; Ink Trayi ; Bill Files; Paper Weights; Tin Cutteri: Kulera; Letter Clips ; Wax ; Wafers ; Office Tape j Envelope Case ; Post Office and Delivery Boxes ; Ivory Folders ; Sand Boxes ; Dra April 14th S. W. WHITAKER'S. GREASE! GREASE II CHEiSK! 1 1 WEaregents for Bnyes It Co's Patent GREASES. A flrst rata article for Rail Road Cars, Carriages, WaKna, Carts, Wheel Barrows and Stiff Joint and have a supply in 1 c irt, kega and half bbls. . - - J. & D. MeRAE It CO.'.; ' Apt.. V. ' 'I '. . . 185 t ; per s Patent, ana more tnan twenty-Be different styles Ink Stands ; Faber's and other Pencils ; Patent Propelling Pen cils ; Gold Pens J Gold and Silver Cases ; Ire.. Itc, at -
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