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!"!..'!" ' il Xx tXi-XixXX;, .-- 'i; '' . "-V'x.Vxx- ', -rvr- i'i if I! , . : M IP I rfTTTTTTrT 1 , ... w;ra..ii..iiEE - T-' .;.. '.4. .... I- . . ... ..-t .. I Editors. vcicEnoW.; Harris, j fjr .i.. '.-., ;-i. iv. . ' : I- Tpespay Evsy oj Angnst 22plfiflL -.- -' . J 1 j . ' ;: EVENINaJEpITION'.: NATIONAL L. T 1 t 1" i ; if. -. . --v . - .. . . OF NEW: YORK 1. t FOR VICE PRESIDENT : vk A. '"a 8TATJS AT US8i; T 1 I ' i ! JAMES M. LEACH, of Davldaoc - Z., DISTRICT SUCTOBS L ,....- ...... . 1W DISTRICT-LEWIS C. LATHAJl Ilf JOHN f. woot: JOHN B STANFORn. ' i bTH v. -FRANK C. BOBBINS I 1 mil r- w m m ii 1 11 1 mmTrn I uias. lnsi -r-i- J Hi I n- A I r f fl i H KiMIIKII 5 K X : IU. AWW "TT1 T T i ministrtipn of Jastlce, Jtf.bitfer ri , v . :r s j-x uir liNmAXA - ; the phylical health BfUJfidkeUn i-.r-i ..(;; ."T ' 1 -- r - - 11 T T ' tv ; f 7 "j",'- 7TB-,i;-: V-WM. B. GLENN. i ifA l:-H'Ji "ii C. AVERY. -19 . I .'. '1 .1 - l- .... , . r . (, , rT l-STATJ T1(J KJ 1' V -. . .... . 1 ' Mi GOVERNOR,' ; ZK UUL O N" B : V ANCE. - --- "J- ' .' ' OF MECKLENBURG. ' LIEOT. GOVERNOit, i THOMAS J A II V IS, OF PTTT. u atTokney genkkal. - 1 . . , I , 1 I : - THOMAS Si K K N'A OFWILSON. :,1 T SECRETART OF STATU.' . A JOS El II St II A. E Kit I2j L II A 11 1), OF NEW HAN0VRK. TREASURER, - JOHN WORTH, OF RANDOLPUJ it- i;i:i-. . ATJD1TOR, : ' OF HAYWOOD. ' I-.- . -H MIT T POBLIO t rSSTRUCTIONJ ..a. J 1 I" JOHN C. SCABBORO PlGH, ;jrM.OF JOHNSTON. F'OP C O irci R. K.S S: TRICT : YEATES, OF.HEBTFOSD. THIRD DISTRICT, ED llADELL, I v 7 pF NWHOVElt i Ffjuarn district, 1 1 ; JOS.ESlDAVlbt j . ll i tl'IlLi 8F.-FRANKLIN. i'ii ll f s FIFTH DISTRICT, ALKKED jj. SOAL i - OK iDI ".;..". 8iC.U.l!' -FORD, . r i rj i uaitisVViA hMRl ll ; j S TEE 8KVENTH DI8TRICT, INS, : ' H'-; "i Jj UF IREDELL. i - t - ,t . tBIOHTH DiSTRrrrr - ''-iis2 '' .--w i .T.' ; I. i 'iv-a. I ft p P B RT; ; B . ; ; ViA N O E , :; : i i y 'Z xk.'x 'j- OF BUNCOMBI v.iV.,li..i HI H'a '; HDER. - The military-: ukase of the ! , ;,,!v:rePtti..leo, gener!iHy--Kprab'ated.: ; j. mwratia press Kave, denounced itnin-" "rBrly,?;:W better sort of .Ms-.ttl , '. . -r 1 I " " TIT 1 i lJ?hQWJ. defensible in principle ! V i ' 1- :'' a J I . 4 . J I t ' I but is calculated to ,li - .-v didateJ,-3V2 t.-V'O'J J the prospeeta of theIiepublican caDlnuhlt .stoppe , not, of a political movement ubot as ' an ;itiXirm; -:;;r:vJr--Ju-. , " MUtH LIIAIl 111 1 1 tl.M I I IM Hll YT1 UT inter- ested ln perpetuating iree ihstitft tioni., we are compelled to pronounce the Wder of (Jrant toj ShermaW the act of k1 Gasiafi-slark. cold blooded people orcertain IStM.es and take-' away from them the right of yoti like other fVemerican tiiti JI fri . g"'r ?f rI(r .n'-oll.. .tjiua-igb.t foCiauffrage," and ' P'"tn trf-lawlessness' . . -m . .. . "7 i "olHal i,rcincta withUn ' . ,, . ' i-r I ldtc4.f:JUAjXUliitel Stfttit- WWkjot denounchiit a .a a v v avr3 . r a a"viaa'Yiaii ;jf..v. i.j i-t-' m i . ".i 1 V Rpd LilieraU to ;reiffainfr( violence even if provoked beyond; the ordi I nary limits or- enuurance. 1 juec us ua ,calm; f of I thuV We &zy defeat f the men, wunou c regard to Djiyonet is or intimidation of any sort, Ishpuld gpj bbat tlleir busirias all means should vote iu plea lhe -National ! , and by as they land -State election SOITIB jCOMSIDBRAITO OPr A. .TICLU FOIIH I If THJB CONSTIT U The trineirl in f Ainanrlmontg to tbe Constitution reqmtiriir a Vota- tion amng the Judges of the Supe. M fJTi. T r nor !W;WI(Rnbf terms is a right. QtieV" Once Un Itur years a "iieu as any j uoge 'can ijoiu a court in any District t'Thls Dreoludes nes a fair; nnhaclcneved 4- most every account. 5 The manner .of; raakiicr appoint- ments to nil vacancies ; bench I ia nnt. vnnrno nmi nnonirnA.: Mn p ..... .-6,uu;flul!01at?UI J, M - 4 fi no uncertainty, as to V1a election is m.eant -by tbe . nexC rqgola;r3 ':tee - tion," for the words, f :.v ' v . . i r members 01 me general Assembl c, de termine the particular election pre cisely., All : incumbentsf shall hold m a I. ' 1 ' X i . I their offices until their unacenro on I r wvvvDovAa ai o qualified. y,u; i i The Amendments are al ways clear, and nothing is left iri'doLbt for the 1 j . supreme court to consirue; : in ac- cordanelv either with lU preiu diets or the seeming justice o the ca&e. : 3 I he Convention dee,'mtd proper to add a section to tins Aticl0 placing the power of removing IsucbljiiHgts as may become nientatly or phyi- duties otf iheir' mVew iirtl,bfi.& tlf tlie Gtjieiai ' AUetnbivf. Hu .l ) JudgV'utust be Uotintui It least tw.. y d ay A before the' liy of actioi. aud tw -thirlH of bot M l Iou. e.H must concur in the order of removil. This always have been infthe Constitu- i tion. .Nothing is more con ucive to disorder and few things serve to de feat the ends of justie, more com pletely lhan the capricious Iraood of a J udc-4 . who is in a mental onni; " . . .. p -----M , . . tion rendering him unfit to hold the scales; and the same lflV Im cniil in some" "measure of the Jude wh o is puysicaiiy incompeteat to perform his duties,' Sucb Jwe4 are uot snita- ble for their positiotls, and should give plice to persons having sound miuds -Mih sound bodies. Tl is power of rernd val 4 should, h6 weve'r. be n- trusted only to the LislatUre. i No other authority in the fetate is at once so impartial and reprelenls so nearly .the.sovereingty of thefpeople. i I " " lr , 1 i 1 amendments jj likewise pro- vide fo tWrernoval f Clerks of the I Snnrnmn W ! J I -1 -rwui., uujjcwur auuinienor cpuris who mdy be mentally?, drf phvstcaliv incapable, and. the reasons for such power-bemg-vested th 1 V ! e - Legisla- iiLHIS re as strong as hos e assirrnpn above for th& reraovsl ; of and other Judges; wh!j are i i m becil -e.H lit tbe ease of thi Noi-lie however, , . -- .... s a Jiotice of- only U-n-.ays:44 ail - thai i tti, Nilsson. afcd tbri Spanish Countess of Galve, have made t fashiouables horrihlv ie London. of Walejs danced with them a i'he Prince Marlbo- rougn iiouse. ' T c opeuing oi a cornn yonng man at Uertry. m H.. who died 33 years ago, discloses thesingular! -hw hair lias grown out - iw nd is hfavy, bright andSfr ui uair pas grown out wo tee or more, resn v - the Wpstprn iiQ liUl -! rat"r in kro iu .1.3L,.fe. iT " . w, (fcendant cf Chief -Judice - MarT.ii ..r tetSy' 'S uw.Biwu iwja. ee, : a fle-- h - T -. . '.-)- f..'y ; u :J1 time ten. Leach Conservative Elec- lu"rB- -Ejiquirer reports r two attempls ofl the parlot; negroes to com- Will rttnfl Wblta tunmnn nf aAMal.l mit white women of respectability. uoeoiiue negroes 18 in lad. Ihis scoun- Mm Tt, I3f. " t.l ii. ' ; T7)""' BVUU JJCailV. WJJW lives in I -uDijipf auuui. uc junew t irom (Supreme was outraged by a negro ; man; Sketches,") betrays an extravagance c-f en-lay,-while return ia alone! from I thnsiasm iif-lh. tnvru 6t5 nt a..a ,a8t Saturday, funerai.r Ti : lhe negro hs not been sppre" bendedv n,,,;. ; I must vote ! V who are I pen, jtJluwia.i, 0jrtnO!.i.i(j; Why WHO I.I1IIL It nil su . .' ivu ctioice is len us; we for rirden and : Hendricks .-rrFVy?f ;v . veiivrainauuu' ; qi" power I pVrjA i"JWrJr'V-, maiwnicu f Pigged titetoi jf-Jrf i)kjnh&iV!t !ftFKob,cHiParty 1 ?pM wftb die light of his ideas, trans 1 .VliPft ku fAe; JM&rm;iipai t v. : arid1? ica-nitittMiQMif jdi:.lnfioite.! as the ci.lrt himself r t -t u i..y i iiimwiuau y, J roanyoVlwiSdieitrtl,it when it hnrf 1 ?0a"P.vnVf I .- E' . r pVlie Harper Fnbllcatloua Continued. ; . A:;. pto o& iiSf Greetfa 'StudieafroEngland a0 Italynr Sketches." Novels: "J Dilemma 'IdfeA and iliA .TPi ViJim- te "7),! - IJeronda'.- rfV?:- .th w, -vj a i,; -..a . T IBtarpHiaTCofrespoFde mit lt Georgia. Aut 19, 187G. f Tlie:Inon: iti;' GladstoDij'd work, upon Hbtopc. Syncliromsm,; or, An Enquiry Into 'the Time, and Place of . Homer," is I perhapa the most learaed and Drofound es y i? r.ekliod "Homerology','. ,yet coin any Eof man I,s, I pose is to connect thb poems of main pur Homer by means df lhe internal evidence which they pply, jwithevents knd personages J which; I aiC UWX kuuwji iruiu uuisr sources 10 oe- I to periods alreacly approximated ly de fid. of the primeval history' or our race. CI I firniative cbnfln'Siotih ias 'to '"tli"' alusnlnth unity of the II lomei ic poemi constituting (he ,'IliAU"wd 'Odyssey," and the exist- ence of Ilomer himself us adistinct person- t .1. . . i - - . .r ' breaking up into nebulous fragments the I " ancieni iiiieratqreJ I Mr. Gladstone's reasoning, supported by 1 n?11-) 'gtinwrot. .nformation and of I rvpiinriiffl flta lioalofr llin WnlAn fiwmau O- thesis (which Coleridge,. through his insane spccjlative hunger, was disposed lo second) ih . a very ! feeble and dilanidated state. jrovmg, among other thines. that- First.) Homer's nbems are historical as record of manners, characters, feelinss. J .1. J . ..!... !(,:. " ' J Second, that there was solid nucleus of TVE r11?1 ' t j Third, that his own chronology is tobe races uuu uouoiries; iounu iu u'.s genealogies;1" Foun h; that he!, pj-obahly, lived within !alf,a century after the Trojan war, though Je was jcertainly jnotj an eye-witness of it; ml, ! '! H Mr., il- T : il . ! j Fifthj tliat lie probably flourished before lhe. Dprian conquest' of the Peloponesus. I -'YXvt tiyleH Air. Gladstone's f' Essav" is uuiuijr a ieyei jwiui ine v&iae; or ins facta, ttt ilie clt-iii iiei-s of hi 2 logic.'; It is Somewliat i:timiruik invjlved,- and stiff Jllusiriitive i mlroiuTiy. But his. lNHk ad- presi-ai si-itjjj ft-A ; Mu.stj! sdliolars who re n it Mio a t h(-jigir is vx pressed, if the ilwvglitlCse'J'lth MmiiiaTor sugljebtive. J jbe laittr fccuse.miirt essay leaves little to be ucsweu The wiip-ral!eled su. cecs of VI r. ii:hard lrieu 4 iShiMi! Hisi 'due to jhe'iirst sy ! ingmno was 4 iu ililicity and k-.)ear oiciu- iim Kivii? I h fiUiviu vi.iiii.iii quniiiHis are discoverable: in his " tftudus tumi Jtngland and Italy." These embody j i . i i r - - -" uivwiiiivvivii top c , each a thoroughly complete "study," n series oi nHoers nnnn monv iiwrr..,iw.ii..i as iie cans u. ana run ot interesting, often of noveLstatements and conceotions. Take. fwr instance, the two papers,. A" Brother jf the Poor," and 'iTlie Pirate Towns of the RiViera." HoWjriie with j information, practical force, and humane sympathy, is he Jirat; how scenically effective, is the se- Cnu ! We are Jed. therein. au-n r iho in.t I tf Tun niTmn'g r..it... .. .1 I. : i : 1. pucm eomes uacn 10 us I "What Roman sfreujfth Torbia ehowed tt n rniD' by the mnataini road; : j : iiur line a tela Deneaia me c ty - Of little Monaco, basking, glov glowed !'V Monaco has conjiaa-be!historipi intr. est.' The place, Mr Green tells us, has al- oe f.?e al'ernately for Guelph and Ghibilline, centurrTtTasscd fiTFa3JZ SA? FfaDCe galleys of his set sail from Monaco? crowd- ed by those Genoese bowmen 15,000 Strong. - Who SO IinRTnprtoHl the forefront of the battle of Crecy; but v.: . :.! i . . . . . . rith their terrible cloth-vard shafts, heforo jvhich armor and buff coat ; went down 1 like grass la tbe mower's sweep ! j .Monaco remains true to its buccanMrinv ;raditiqns of the Past v . No longer able to squip pirate galleys and send them roaming i!l over the Mediterranean,' H preys ttipon Lhe public through means jof rouge et-noir md the roulette tables! . ! ...iwr: 'tTLere is something exquisitely piqUant," observes Mr. Clreeii, "in the contrast be t we-n t he gloomy jstcrnndss of the older llob'oeskiY-lil and li e-;ytlvof lhe new. Ti.e kHvJ is splendHJIy !t coited, and its cui fnb tiaims-tri bitrth'e best ih Europe. There pa a leji!nDt cafw.K jTbe doois of rtieSO'asi n4 Uself.staod hospitably onenL1 and Stran gers may -wandtr from hall to reading iroom,.)! listen Uy an excellent band which plays twice a day. ' ' . j. . ii "The terrible iieli' which one had pic- tureu wiiu uamesque accompaniments, is really a cbarmini; room, wuu cozies all round and exquisite flowers in the centre. . JNothmg can be more unlike one's pre conceived views than the gambling itself and the aspect of the gamblers. yi wua excitement. Irenzv. oitthnrta ll" "hbi,i iueic isuot sign. t larlydull. ;, -v ilnfirje. ti jgeneral air of the cdmoanv is that of a nnm J 1 !wo people o?ri ou of their J. fnd varying then- loredom by"7 quiet iwr nf .ili,, .;...u "il .... , . ines -' C me mend Mr. Green's book as pe ciullv attractive in thin . A fri , t- j va w VUIUCI . I n . Ma Z . . 1UICICOW3, cuicnains, or lfliorms Usk w lh- jout making exhaustive demands upon our I auvnuon or jancy.4 x . -j a t The papers on 'European Republican. ism," by Jiimilio , CJastelar. first issued in - v"'" --yc,j nuraciea mucn atten- ' Magazine, attracted mniih atten tion atj the period jof their tptiblicatjon in ! "i" Tt ?tty.'M ,1 V"olclBT is la orofoundar nnliiir-ui than literary writer. His half .biography half orllini.n k r 7. ": Jorn oyron, wnicu occu nio npnMv tirvlhii-ilc Af f ku .,.1 l..t isus, voaiiea 1 viiora Kvron nn'H rtii,n. meat, perceptiofli or- accurate knowledge ot the character and poems discussed. t inauiging continually a sort of " 'Ercles' vein" of sentimental passion, we ar irt. I1 A1 tr Clinlv VhaoatfAa h.. 1. 11 t -- : I n stout an loo ' v - t n . I Inclosed Vn i hlsown inderjendeni fnrti. Vidualityimptuent'of evefv voka h h. lievwl that iu tbe. bbsom ot his being was - EpWW.lf.aJI . burning his $Ulf ari injrjiauuuoiy I SUaQOW like An anai.1 who witb his ham in hia hJImi. ilr. STi ih i tr in iiiirrinHJT.ir as rvtwA - .-.s.. U. - iST'Te - , .V uuviui rynwij of thick darkness; in a deserted PUnet of ice r,:v,:KI f--.;: b s-'J-f-rr;-.P Again, he exclaims; "There is no tragedv comparable fcrthe traeredv of Bvroa's owb heart I ye-' must ascend to Jeremiah to could,; like him, send his I voice from this tombsTepeaUike him, the elegy of EuinfiM " Now, to sober-sided Americans and EtTgn iisnmen, wno nave mastered the details of Byron's life, who understand his tempera ment, and really appreciate his verV necu- ilifltge4ius,frfiapsodies like the above proT J Kuuwcut . ot oienaeu j jrouy anu .contempt -MWj.iM . Byron's intellect may. have been lofty, but his Jmorjil waslow. . ?tie notion, there fore, of comparing'him ih aspiration, or per-: formance,- with any of ( the truly 'great prophets of humanity; of associating his cheap diatribes against his time and pep ple, with the awful lamentations of a jere tniab, partakes in about equal proportions of the absurd andthj? blasphemous! ; Jn justice, however, to Senor Castelr we must say, that his bapers on V Victor Hugo,V , 'Dumas," j "Thiers," Vmile Gi rardin," and "Daniel Manin,V are inrinitely more satisfactory than his - ambitiously elaborated essay upon Lord Byron. : . These illustrious Frenchmen, through the ' af finities of . neighborhood j race, and - edu cation, he perfectly comprehends, ; but of Byron, he knows nothing that l is to say; nothing beneath the surface of jhis Lord ship's spurious enthusiasms, and his mock philantbropliy, which masked an egotism as coiossai as any this world has ever seen !, T Among Harper's which we mentioned "The Dilemma," by novels the titles of in atormer "letter," the author of 'The "' arid The Srtuir'i Battle of Dorkind legacy, oy .miss nay, are tne most note won hyriHfe- 'former gives us a series of graphic'pietures of 'the life which English oflicers and their families led in ludia during the great mutiny ; ftrid these chapters of I the tale! are full of valuable matter. But when tllfe mutiny has been st.bck.ed. and the hero of Tbe Dilemma? retui-ns to England, the interest wofully decreases! From that point toj .the unveiling of the strangely sa4il4uhsatisractbry Fdeboue ment, the narrative flragaijieaviiy, so that we almost wish ; tbe dramatis persona, with out exception, had ' been; previously "dis posed of by rebel bullets, or the fury of the elements.- j. i'-"r ' 'V Miss llay.by the "Squire's Legacy," does not fully sustain her reputation as the au thot of,"01d Myddleton's Monej'." ' True, slie displays in this list book the same in ventive power, subtle faculty of character painting and-talent) for) original effects, which constitutej her mitier as an artist. But our impression isthat'success has made her just a trifle careless, in the matters both of construction and of style. Excellent.as we cannot tut pronounce) it. "The SquirVs Legacy " falls slibrtj in several important particulars, ; of he artistic force of "Old Myddleton'a Money,? and this (need we say it to the wriiei?) is an evil sign.f , : t - ;j h n ptH&tnt, tw(i other jnovt li hnve jtist be-n ii'ltlfd tuihe llarrs'-"reject Srries " v z: "For His Natural Liie" atid the first, volume of George Elliot's "Daniel Derot da." "F r His Natural, Life" is, as the" liile implies, a lle of convict fexfetmcp, the hero being an Englishman, falsely con victed of a capital crime, )who ppeuda what should have been the better pait of his days in Mich wretchedness and degradation near Bdtarry Bay that bne"s mind recoils In hor ror at the mere detail of bis outward expe liences. : -u j. .j I ...j ,,. . t . i There is almost a Danteeque vigor in the description f of some of the horrors intro duced; and all the time one feels thai he is placed face to face, (as in Charles Readers "Never Too Late Y to Mend," and similar "Matter of Fact Romances") with a condi tion of things which actually exists; a reproach to; civilization, Christianity, and the more merciful temper! of our atr,e t Thus far! "Daniel Derondu" ktrikP in a T . ... .i" T. the atlest novel its author has given t the wot Id since the ) appearance xf her "Mill upon me j? toss." jot Only is the character ization superb, but the general the story is less involved thaalin "Midrile- imarch,'' and its! immediate predecessois- t. : il-I i .r. . t iuere ja a vasuy more ingenious plot, and last, not Jeast-finstead of having half a uuzeu uiueren t novels ronea into one, we are presented - with a single consistent and admirably developed narrative, the intwt of which, (tending ' apparently towards a tragic issue), deepens with every additional page. - j ' - , ! .- -4 Paul H. Uatne. ! : t - l , I i . . 4 SAUATOJA CONVENTION Of Southern. Ballroada United. A r- " ii. it i i- i i , ,t i . tion and the Formation of an Aa- aoclatlou Recommended.- ' ' bAEATdGA.' , August 17. ! . The conference of ie managers of bouthem railroads concluded 1 their concluded I their session to-day. The (Business 'com mittee reported recotrimenrliirfT romp. "ial measures forjth'e evils !iiow-V'xis-: ing, and threateirinij; to buukrupt the properiy commuted to then cart1. First, lleforra!; ivc th!existiiKrfluai- agement, the, restoratl for through,1 business on of the rates ?? to Prices fair and just' as .between Jthe companies and their patrons'- adjusted with re ference to umfprmit nence so far as may: be found Dracti- cable, Second, As a means of avoid ing injurious mpetijLiOD, the com mittee recommend a division of terri tory as between competing, lines. When practicable and when arrange- fi reier, ine. matter tn arbitrators, i Third The! ab-indnhl ment of payments of commission to influence r trade or-, travel between cotDpeliuir llinesi Tn i fni llieraiioe Vf theye jviews, it is reoom njended that the Southern railroad arid steamship' lines foma permanent . o ii,yigaiii4auuii calcu lated to effect muh g?od in . promo- . 'i . it -!- i . . ' , r " r r i ting ,f air .management s between Ithe competing lin,r! nn,l inl I.Aa T . , 1 c ---1 -.rr - " , ",iui wi f I hp mnnnrrird tR nlh .!i.n.J i J T" v T 'rV.;" in .vuetr: . iu ucwuits .inemoers, t ana bide y he j regulatlons krid' Ideei- stons of said association, as leino- ah solutely . necessary - to enable it to mfeet tbeqbjects ind rposes df its creation. rIt was f a rthertnore recom mended to have an annual reunion at this place 6f ihanagers and btheij psrs. ne iiiieresteu tor Bqch corrsii.Hation as may be deemed beneflc.inl ha -vu-cu cwiig t. august, io.77. f The discussion of the report and I pampmet-form. !mt dbpiea sent ti ail rutrds,, steamship -at.d; 8ambji- liiaes cooriectfn iT -E -"aaBm ,m it j v ifl't iuxoM fratety.f e norasTour-lTrenchtoed'-as---hostafffe4td r:1 Hata i4 rid Jik i r.-i.t-i- - . . . i I 1 uwng f n v onirair neet tspow- 1 1 vpjessoecause of FraaeTi. inow F y , some' other-resolutidns' introduced r if1 JtACLlSllEIJ IN 1855 -vi I elicited yalleJdforUatiqreg insr the several roada . represented'' l V 3" r"-tst A '1 4a- win ensue i rum iaia consultation, 'i Ua T' t- ; r BY TELEG RAPH. mm-. y0x-m pm'rf-ui mwm The Eaitern War-JJefcliilveTErrehl Go- 1ns ou Between the Belllserenta FrlDcelllilaa Favors, Aledlatlon- Farewell Addrea of Mr. Dlaraell. $Mf ill fN, Aug. frasna, mei tnei oervians ounaay oetween Alexinatz and Supovaz, land made several attacks, but .were every; .where repulsed., One wing of. tbe Servian' army successfully assumed the offensive. The Rattle" was Renewed Mordayi; The ServTaps will probably fall back to Alexinatz and a 1 de cisive battle be fought there.' ' If "the. Ser vians win the war will continue, and if the Turks ;are victorious tlie ,Servians will be willing to conclude peace. 1 i I j ; H:J- . . a i i 1 c i i l . -vt i i : .. .; - J Brussels, Aug. 22! A' sneciai i disDatch from Vienna to1'Z Nord says,' ?ybateyer may be the issUe of the rigVt now going op, there is every rea son to expect that the mediation offered' at igrade will be accepted. - f-f ; - f - M'"irV-H-1i7 lENNuk22 ' r Prince Milan,1 in spite of the war party. to ne contrary lias received; the cotnmunica ions of England with considerable! favor. and is personally inclined to apply to the urowers tor mediation. ,; . . ;;.. i , j ; v U f" 1 London.: Aue. 22. -i A Tu rkish oflicial disoateh .from-.-jVisSn; feports mat the u.ltoman forces defeated he Servians,' near Alexinatz, and that. the E Servian loss was considerable. ; .-.'.n - "i - Mr. Disraeli has issued a farewell address o his; constituents, by vrhom he his been etiirned t .the .r Iiouse of j Commons con- i uoulv since 1847. HeTsaVr .' f'throushout ny public life I haVe m'meo at two chief i-fsuits. Notjinseosible to :tbef principle of progress, ii bave ; endeavored to reconcile chanire with ( that respect for tradition, which is one of the f: mala elements of lour ptrength, and in internal affairs I have en deavored to develop and: strengthen; the empire, believing that the combination of achievement and responsibility elevates the character andj condition of the people." HE IMUIANSJ 4 PlCht with Hoatlle Apache Indiana Defeat of the Red Skliis Treachery of tbe Vter, &e. H ; .. j : I j I New Yoek, ugust 23. The Herahi has the following: ' j Prencott, Al 7., Avg. 21. The followinsr mfoimation ts announced offlcially: Capt. Porter, of th Eighth Infantry, uuder in structions Inun Gen. Kant so, commanding i'vjiiriia-ni 01 Anz jna, leu uamp Verde AUi:ut 12. fwiih a dtetat-liincikt of I th Eighth Tntanftry and filte(-u Indian scouts, in pursuit jf a hostile! party olf Apclie. Which liad iSaii Carlos 'itservaliou1 and coinrftittul dli-predatious upon the settlers in Northeastern' Arizona. Ciut. Porter's command stduck the retwHdes thirty miles north of Verde, and immediately attacked them. After a severe fight of some hours the rndiahsf were "defeated, with a loss of seven bucks ikilled and two women and fiv children captured; Poi tei's casualities were one Indian jscput badly wounded lie is still in pursuit of the renegades, and will prooaoiy capture or kill the whole) party. ! I ' f j. j 'jj Chetexne, August 22. ?; '.I All but twenty iseven of the Utes who left rort ieuermau after being feasted and armed have deserted, taking with theuf the arms luruistied to hght the Sioux. viiteiMt Hold Ailrniix to tirrak Jail Xhe 4 heaterlliild rS-Fteul Heads xiio rim I ; U' i - j. Ihcb.iosD. Auir. 22. uuiary race, the nerro known a i!i Chestei field Fire . Fiemd." ..r .I...,. , J-.-J "."I 1 , - H .UyV yi ueam ior, a series or arsouj attempted to escape from jail I vesterdav bv th pail of water in the; facie of the jailor, nnd grappling With hini wlijile he! was Winded. All Of the prisoners in jail, some thirteen, were in the plot, but the attempt was frus trated by the-jailor. I ! : - : I , i Thermsmeter Record. i ' :! "1 The following will show the state of the f IipfTrmmf!- of- tli J.l.s .1 j i p. j oiivu lueuiioneo, at' i7.35 this mflrnino- Wa'cKinnfin ..U : I i ' 'M"ftVVi Ultuu as ascertained from the daily bulletin issued jfroni tlie Sinol Office in this city 1 Augusta,..! :79 Cairo. . j. 7A Nashville,.:i.l,,L.79 New Orleans,.... 79 New York,... . . .CI Norfolk,. j,. so Hlisburah, f t .51 lyntu lassii,..;.81 avs-iHiah,.. . L .b0 Slireveport,....i.80 Cairo, i.-.i4. j.;;.. L74 uuarieston, ..... 1 80 Cincinnati,. ... . , Corsica n a, .... L . 174 Galvcsttif, . r-yi liniifjiuohi, . .!; ;. iTil 4?u:korviljej:. .:4 Kc Vy'es.'L. . . . . 'ra2 bt. JLouw,.."....v.73 "oxvuie,J. . .l. 71 Lynchburg..... L68 Memnhia .i,. . th KuoXville,," ..71 ht. Mn r to .78 Vicksburg',.1 . . . .77 .54 Mobile,...! 79 Montgomery, 78 vva8liiugion,. . t Vyilmiuaton ' :l'.i'.i-': (.;. ' New7: iMusic Books ! : It I - I i ! ' , The; Encorea A bObk for SINGING CT.ASSRS h t. r .CW&rW church music; thus Xurn- urpruencet ana nail Dinging acnoois.n the '! r n w . I loorwill. . A floe collection of School Sones. in trrt at var'Atv onoieets. words and MdrIp. nv jv.,j . v. &M!r.n hor of wvutvu Kobia," "Shining Elver," ttc. Price 50 eta. -: . " : - Tlie Salutation. New Cbnreh Manic Book 4 i: O u. nn, wui uj jj. v.' hmehson. Fine JESSi? W01 Course, with; abnndanimarerial for KfS? -' rY!P Metrical ' TM wvumenis, c ; unotra. Classes and ionventiona will cladlv wilnorhn thio tloaof amoatnacessfoi compoe T,-T"T Prlea $1.88 or 1 1 4 aer dozen: 1 if "auaea, post paid, fo, retail price, ;i . ; HAS . H.DrrSQ4 C(; J I K.DITSON St CO. j uivauwq, jn. Ii Hnccessors to T.e a ang 19-dw2w Wed Sat: 1 1" 'Th ', rtirT? I Wilt.. TH.I1. Clmstiajri!Mvocate, i" i ...H . j 1 i Kev. a Bobbitt. Editor & Publisher j t r ,JJ 'L i iQfejiterature, Science, Ar ' Vinva .... ! O , - , t T...D1 i X I j tfel - .ffM..vLn .ifflSwiUlKrl Tpf iuariiatfon7 T j -non its intrinsic merits, i u 1 -. r " "Tffff "StSLfl il l?8 "4I hJCTeafta-Biaijoii - . - "SV VTi- lZ i.i " . .. '- iieanLn or six mouins uIJor tSusane. Men vrcfcruM. : T - . i ' Wj?B"?"e iWl GOMMEUGiAU. i;m i n g to n MA UK .i;J. J' ' f:. -:Xf-xXX:X' Xiit J;l ::i:.V. I'"t -if STAR OFFICE, Aug. 22-3 P. Of 1KATH TUK1 JfiJN iXNJS Market iquiet at 27 cents per gallon for Southern paek4' UnND HEADrNoJ psrtiH ages.' Sales of 250 casks at Quotations; ? I i:?"cl"filo. sonMihaVANfv . X V Dill. 111 til V 4. 1 I 1 1 1 1 1. . KL BttW I M I IUE 11 !UVIT KIHIU JilflV UUTltlllt. a. J . Kfl... ilnedand iAffor6Stiinea i .- n c..T" gain ti,-,"". Biles ; ""aci, quiei, wuu saiea bl oyia.ot j. ow per ooi. i ; 5l ..f . CRUDE TURPENTINEMarket: quiet ."!! i yu. iw. mru ana $i w ior ;i enow Pip. Sales ot 250 bbls at? quotaidnU ' f cents foriMiddlinjgi..N.o.fialcs jlo re port. V: New of 500 bbls "C at 1 12 ner bbl. ! mwa. . , Vorfc l Naval ur 'ktliuZ.W KSZZri '"D i""10"". ndthenZ?.! nsnat 10 i 18t6. -'5 1 MVA it J.CrJwgo the last census, tosSthZ l?"? mi Receipts to: ,uio ouis- rosiu. yst spirits -turpeatirierT la- spirits - turpentine little of importancefra-nsplred either jin way of business or features. MHolderS tained 'steady views.and:quotedr af29ipi Willi 'fir) hhla aoll'at. Ih.t i?i''PfcA -Zt2 AJii: t ;A kii-J u-sL km j I or ine newspapers !iavui thZ i.i."'" uav, j. market was without change: Trade ! was S5SSi-Smw!iBu tffi limited, both foronsumph and iexporv yet holders retained Xheir late steady basis, t m ptfW ?ooermaB paperfprkta,Co,nA Tar jwas, easier. Sinder more ; liberal arri- b&!raie?VinhPon rtnu alsl sales tO-day.0f W barrels pnrivate n terms, i City pitch quiet and tquotetf as be- la tdvertisiaK would like to fore.' ; if p n iHt fi; & -mit-UiiM. & .HOffiift, - Thft telftrrliir nrfvta ttLt-a a rkiiAn... ; - ''- ' : "-! 'I ' . I Park Kow v... ,' ir-" o .v. i"w" rosin common, l 5s.'dujl; fine, 124., atea niOn ; . pale, 1215s: spirits ' turnen'tine: J i l ' " vu" uoyua. UUI j 1 ' - JUIJI 23i-6d..1-.i- I- - --li :-f : tia ;M:flU ;, . Ji .ilr.fr; - Charleston l: Naval :. siorea j JO I I arket. ;.f insoit 19. : tf - The arrivals were 369 caakTarit'.-ii T.Sn,, v nia ;r ! l fulujc ox uuis rosin., mere; was some' inouirV for medio m'aff UilM rosins. ! Sales 600 bbls atif 15 for s Tained to feood strain f . . . :rrrr-- errf"? $lit)5 for low No. 1. Th fi5crKoi Urorio were not sought after. Spirits :turenUoe11rPvft'M-tB needs ,r was quiet at 24jc for whrekeys' 25c for, 1 ' g " u I T' oili and 28id for regulars. ' Crude turoen tine was valued at $1 25 per bbl for virgin; , ,T UA V lrglUla and yellow dip. Iby: telegraph. I jj : Doai BSTic niAKKen. New Yokk, Aligusi 2-NUonj Stocks dull and unsettled Monei ney offeTr eu at 2 per cent. Gold opened at 110i and. closed at 110J. r Sterling Exchange-f-lotig 4b8; short 490 Governments dull bu:t better. Sute bonds, quiet Tennessees aua Virginias new better. 1 Commercial, Flour steatfy:?' Wheat 'quiet a'nkftirtn Coin without decided change. Pork quiet ai io, au. ijara ueavy steam, l 10 75. C5uinis( lurpentine unchanifed at 290.!' Ro sin steady at $1 50g)l 671 for sirained: Freights steady. J -' -f .j i- 1 T y , ' Cotton qaiet : with Bales of '1,049 bales uplands 12i cts; Orleans 12,7-16 cti lv Fu tures opened a shade easier ; as follows1 : Sepember llfH lM6c; October 11;1532 (ailiC ; November 11 ll-32rti ber 11; 11 82llc; January 11 7-16lUc; February llfll ll-16v lr J :;ti WW FOUEIN.MARKKf -' : i t"; . !. .. 'i.. 1 ,1.1 LlVKRPOOT A 11 tril st. 90-nn : , Cotton market dull and easier; middling Uplands C 1-lGd: ' middling nrloanc rt h ittA i . i " ijf.. o - w v a va wef fTLVr" riilifna 1: nn,.tn A :-;. 7Fr , w. Buvwuiauuu tujii - r: a I ii in XT'.-. 1 m . . - ' - . . liddlinc UDlandfi T. JnV. ar(d December delivery, . 15-lCd. ' i. I' ' ' LATER. iuitauaiuna sieauy; Dew mixeu western corn 3 a ; American lard t0s-6dvTi LATER, jCpttpn Xr ' f r'VttjWUWUJJt VPiidus. lOV'emHfir ann ippcmhor m Gd i1,:iATEST?! hales. ' ' '! 1 ac-JP.i BLALT'S. Jiladelpliitt Laser BeeW In Quarter Barrels for Family use, , FOK SALE AT ( - Q. IL W; RUNGB'S- I N. K. corner of Market and Secord Ktrfieti. if jyg3-tf ;and Etaataaj Dawsara Bulla Bod'g.'lF i Bank of fSm Hanover Miures natana ju-33a - cheapermiddhnff I - wk u-' wv","' v ' urilanns 1 m n A e, M -.1 .alri b: are beautiful, durablea newrp middnniualir .mjT H' ' : pecT November ' and December, perSail, SpeciallEdUCeimnt '"Jl-M' ' ;: T. A TT?T? " . ' ' ':i!ll?T:S If negoliatea foif direct to this lon? . kL 'i'. .5 t - lh--tr"-? :..:;. , 'I HM ci. fulfil.--1 it i;i-i--. -,' iAtidauncr nn'ftnda'T k u,,,1k. i vj: - rtS-f: VJ;frblit ia:!'-;:tl?.l fi flfl -Yf'I.f -I. Auiuurizea tjapuai, $1,090,000. Cash Capital paid ImI' $300,000 surplus rand . . v. .1 . 650.000 1 L t; hub -f 6 -V . r . : i , T - aj JOHN DAWSON? Vf'Ui.tJ. tii Al. BTEDMAN- ., :'.: w' ' . - i -t- ," 1 :i I. 9 lm 'ORAINQER 1 MURCHISOtf I 1- - . ; s DONALD McRAE ,iHf YOLLERS j R. BEIDGERS ... &, B. BORDEN ? it wkddell Wiiiicni; Cashier; ,i " " auSS5-if I3t. ILouiif LnjuJ RnTinAll: peparunentpf Wa.lU.gto. pniver, ln'XUfc? ANNUAL TERM OI THTS OolcourMrf ja,'.ar-'- ror partiemars address 1 Fit U. M. BTJSWART. Dean of Law iri..ni. Jy 20-3m 203 N. Third St.. ht I oni. ''V i i'- " h! . li-: ; t;- ,d-.v-(I: .J I. -Ts KTALLIC CARTRIDGE,. MILITARY' MUTir" li AJL.1. OTHKR8 IN ACCU i 1 I 1 HAUY, 8TKKN GTH. " - AND mm ,i 'ill 1 - !f-: t 'I- aprrenutiDisch livery june warranted a xp4.;hooteamrV ' 40.44 and B0.lflenf.nWi. .Ja 1 Al.VT: .A HANDSOME A EN GRAVplQ i , aiarge-trf powder from 50 tp 106 Rraiaar WethtiarTT XTHA.COPY OF THE TAJ vL.i1. a . j i T an ivma kA mill - nvraiw lTTVTt I t r ua on v ucBircii iKntrui - i rnma m n.m ntMr ' i.'i j j TO'jffW.JPtt. t9W KTainfc StookiWnlalri-JalaAr 8tolgrlp an checked; Sighu: plain jjaiob and t ep BigtttsVernlefith teterenane 1876. Postpaidfi iSlllSOf la Uiii 91 :s 4HwrTifiiRaUi!V.js-Tfi f v 1 for a Hample nmrjerHerAscriba-lo." 7 the iact twoumbersof this year Fan i " -fl1 i? 4- - . . 3 Bromoeid Street. Rmtm I V J. ., jf' . C- ' i m KMm -; '-f t T W-;f -KJUrree; bTissoiTicc . lflef,orthi yjti -.j, nd terms t free" ViivlJtat ih 4jS ,1 .. - i ; - -? p-" . .v .j - -i Price, Xwenty-FiveiT I'Maiaia 1 EL ER ERTlSiMn - j. : ONE HUNDRED AND TfTff-rW ' " VI - Cantaiiiing a complete liet eta l.tloh'lnmnVnf thrri." " local of jiewspapers which HeZmli'ohiZ the a8lvif.g steStot-'aine in proToriinn.ad,'ni: ?fe SSSb iLewPaP?lu ihTi.L0? I Mechanical. Mir.al M"..1?. twaeMi. o. i . . . ... 1 "w P - tJW.O, M C& P 6 fS - ''''"''.''"i'-'-OF THE rwnitecistat es, a complete list of American NeWnn, rinn rno hon .u. " . ewsPI bering more than eight thousand, withM i of all the towns and eiMa i i.H.'!rLllr. want. I Stf. ?d8Utlicai ?kc'S M I '".""aDiniDmenta.- illn..".,"' l numerous ecgiavin? of the Drincinii """i I BalldlnM.-Book of 830 Pao. taiftr.,8?1!: I ffito&E$5&t 3ct8-' Wfi I American NeweCo-. Nv- 1 rnuait - TTni'vrA-Hif-rr Tr. . . . Opens October ! t 'continues through nineLiJ with mil conreea in C laseicl luis5Sw " l twlth practice in Chemicaf and W&UH lies), In Law, Mediciae. EngineerfaiJ vLmlt I , .Albennule Co , Va "6 1 i-tffDMJ , 0 tenor ' GAE ; Uiiite BALTIMOREMa 4 vurfespona Luirect If VOtt' Want true nattom Biderable per centage t-i h purchase of him hi ANOS AND ORGANS.: TKV IT ! I V uwishtoPurclias? tott jffl getknyressoBable guarantee to rcsairw I "V-S .uui 1 Howe AKK Kjlrl o iwi 1 Durnaiun TU THIS MOST NUT!, MAKB KNOWN. -OHPW'tSffl IJiJI ;Sridr Pianos j jj,w.r'Jw"'"' r i LlbertoFSB.i?l X OCT ) OCTAVES. PI? ' I. Tt?ri it 5 11 -wra m.V. -T . ir;-i I i uirt, n 71 n 1 ( 11 1 1 ! 1 nui7WfciiiTrMn i . . . -, I I V U IF Jf- a i . 1 lid w . - 1;S x i iWarranted. Adduces ' ' j; 'j' ' ' i -fjIV RUECKERT, . i - j p 23 tljus cM't i. Baltimore, IK4 It L THK-Xj SNEIDMBREECH-IOABIM w$WAP iini,., r Tji troAmw1 t ais 'fiP'' $$tlfff j r..1.'3?0 C0'.: ! ';i-: n:J-f4i!:,b':'-yyyr rn nrkrxl firv jj ALJSREp 'xi''li''REECfl-tOADnsa fr;Mi.ij I'-'ftf.-X.,.. 1" m 'RW,0J $100 Oil. j:l loULttuKACTUItUKS. ai4 west rr&u num f fiVik.t dec m-ii&U VJ".-?fVBd- 5 Ti)LLEY' Breech; Loading .GW .1 We hav for man v vetrs. wiifc'ereat success" I a sDecialtVof lrt5li1iiii7VlM Rreech Loadnjg WF "i rpvvw HipUHVUUUO "I iiiii . -rj aonKing ior large and sesect uoe cuy - .1 We 'sreatet care and attention t the flttfeA : tBandirenera) finish of. or (inn 'J'nlfi,.J "given to thoe Guns bouij UU'ilt UV (.nr VI -ayI tw. l... 4hi. u .1)1 i.raur " ui Hi1-: ' nianatactarcra wke produce for a !rn-fl l"'8" ii- are Judges of Fine Guns and wob know tb iori RiM I'.ottbavMis; their in made to i are prepared to accept prden i f Mr weixht,' gauge, proportioin or stjic! I ! .1....... .j.- . j.. m8tracUttsjrraif njasureinnt rwfa a" branch. OfticS.!l9"Maide tane. New Vf- Manniactorr. Pioneer Worts, isirmuiB"-T' dec 14 oW VI i ! : i THR SPAR. fUDiisned ai'iriarion, n r """tV..Clii A LADY'S UOBOCCO SATCHBUOO 7 6fl' t0"l I r1laH ' an ti tyn a wmaw awn-v avwnvM i.ci 2 fn wcoRlGlbbBwwol(WaA,Muu, L.'WIlL "' .A .im4a M01 4 tentieman in nverv aek'hborhood unguis1- i tnore of-the Aan(.nn6 nrarninms euurea. u r I Ty I ' 2 .nin III B- r' 'iK. .'Sf-.'f' .TrlV2b 11 vf 7 ilh 1 f ?1 T oar ri . i -i -. . . i. w au w a n m ii a-sa iiii i j 1 !:rr;:?fM:: - 7
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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