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vVvmuijto. Fsbray 3- Mr- Kirk.
wuoJ, fruoa the cucaavtiee oa PoatoCces
taJ PuatroaJa, reported beck Seaator
L-a' Jot at rtaoiatloa provw!lax fr sa
x:eaeioQ of ta frvalia privilege U coca
eaaaicuioae received by mobr of Coo
r frutn the esecaUva d.patmeau oa
banaeM of tbeir coaetitaeota. He Mid tb
committee wrv diviJed oo tbe
merits oi tb propoeuuao. tad hJ cooclaJrd
t report it bock wiibout rvcocameeUatioa.
ad Mkad that It bo placed a pea the c:a
df. which was to ordorvd.
The bll lauwlacod by ilr. Plamb. to
great ri$il of way throe the Port BIj
reewrv.tioo U the Kio Oreads A 1 I'uo
Railway Cooapoay. wa re.'crrvd to tbt
committee oo Military
Oa motioo of Mr. tfora. tie concur
rent resolution lauodaccd by him Jaoe
I3ta. tsao. decUxtaf that tbe i'reaUieat of
iu 3asU la act Laveated by the cooatitu
uoo of the. UaiUtf States wiia the rtal to
couai the vote of electors for Prtaideat
ad Vico Preside at of Lao Laitsd States, to
at to dtrmiao watt vote shall be rtcoiTtd
ad cuuated, or ail votes taeil bo rejected,
m u a up- Mr. Morgta briefly ex
pUiaid tao resolutioo, addiof that be wm
prepared la vote a poo it.
Mr. Ednaadt opposed the resolution a
alf-ty mtuart. It did oot cover ooe
(Qixd of tao whole qaeatioa lavolved.
Mr. Thurmaa favored tcttoa oo the rta
;u:i3Q without debate.
Mr. Edaaaada moved lo lay the rttola'.iuo
a tao ubU. bat loo caotioa iu rejected
tj party vota of 3d lo 3d.
.txmt tao axpxrttioo of tao morata bour
cooatdaratioo of lao coioadax wmj post
puaod tad tao ditcataioa of Mr. Uofga'
rvtuiatioo cootiaaod. AtUt t apeca by
Mr- Cooliiof. Mr. EdcaaadJ moved to
aaaad tao ratoiatioa to ta to read. "I a tbe
opiaioa of tbo oto aeitbr tbo Soatta
m tao Sooo: tod Uoojo, nor tba l'rcti
daat of lao doaio, U tavttud by tbo coa
autaiiooi wiLa Lbo ribl to mkt tat coaoL"
ra aoxoodmaol wtJ rattd dowo aye
li. atyt 3M A party tola.
Mr Wbjto toad tat tba u:y of lha
fr tidaot of lao Soatta a caioUurtai
oa, tad tat laa cuo4iJts;V)o bad mad a oo
pruv.aioo for tbo txcrciM of jadicitl power
ia cut of twi) rtiarot fruoa tao taaaa Stale.
Taia ooalaatoa b taoabt it wj tao daty of
CoortM to tuppiy. Ht sboold vote aaioit
tao rraoistioa.
Mr. Coakiiaf. ia ren'y to Mr. Wbyte,
lack tbo froaoJ ibtt loann bd iltiji
trcMd Jidioti pwtt ia til mat-
tttt prtjmoi iv ia coaat, aad taat tb
toM butory of tao goTerameat
roQtrdittioa of tbo id tbt Lbo Frtaidtot
f tbo 3ooo!o coald decide aoytbtoi oa
bicb aaibt b ait Lbo atcarttiaaieat aod
Uciaratioo of tao Prttaidtaiuk! vote.
ifur fartbor rtoatxkj by Mcaeri. Blaiae,
Morma tad Tbarmaa lbo rota wu take a
upuo wio to Mr. Moraa'a rraoiauoo.
It rotuitod aft i-t, ate a 1 Wbyte, cf
Md Tbo Hepobhcaaa, uLb lbo exceptioo
f Mr Oook!i04T wbo eoced witb tbe IXc cq -;cru.
refraiaea froca TXi3i. Tbe roil
om iaa called lo ajccrtais wbetber a
lioruax w d preaooc. aad forty o:ora
aoawered to tboir aaaoa. Tbcro were ta-
Jui:iuae i taie poiat of a protracted aea
tike ttepubiicaaa tomio deUrcaioed
t ad Wo to tboir obatractiva tactoca. Mr.
Mjrfia, bo we ear, aoved to tdjoaro. aad
be cootioo waocarnod.
Mr Aaderaoo, of Ekiouj, offered a reeo
intioo proetdiag tbt every day after tbe
norotaf bour ooo boar tbail bo aal aa;de,
donate wbicb mecaben eaty ut for aatat
AkHt coomoi for tbo ciai Jrti.)0 aoi
pM44 of bil.'e. Inferred
r. wnai, o .iw jrey. oserevl a
maoiouja rvqainatbo coaicaitteo oa Elec
iioaa to report apoa coatcoted elect :co caaet
ei!bia tbtrtaoa dy of lbo Mat of paper
i eucb caeca. Referred.
Tao Uoaao Lbea rveicttd c 3:drtioo
of ibo JvpCHrtioameot biil.
Mr. U, of Now York,cffered aa ecaead
aaeni flxia Lboaaoxberof Kepresealativra
at JOT. aad it waa ordervd prlated aad coo
at itrd poadtaf
Mr Sberwio. of I.iioou. oataaber cf
tbe Coaaua cooaaitUe. took tbo door apoo
tbo bilt. Tboro wm no rtuos tbtt aa ap
oortjooaaeal aaooid act bo made at tbia
ioo, tiaco til Lbo data ta oo wbicb
to mU.e lbo calcn atioo. Cooiprta tbo
earioue biila Ibt bad beea propoaod bo
uud Ibat wita 301. lbo aaaaber flrat'anjr
eted by Mr. Cox. of New Yck. iao Dem
ocratic dutca would ua eibt Hepreoeot
tiive aad looo iwo oet (ua of ttx; tA
Repabhcaa Suu would gtia lea aod'looo
eib4 oot gia of twoi. Witb lbo ooca
bor aoioctod oy lbo majority of tbo com
oatiue, 3iW tbo Democratic buu woald
iia twelve tad loo aoce; lbo Ropablicaa
rtt woald iia toa tad loao foor net
rfaia of eu. JLi 3. tbo oambor rtcom
aeoded bv tbe majority, tbo Democratic
d HepubUcaa duu woald eacb eaia
tbuteea Ueoreaeouuvea. U wyaej 0
Mpport of tbo Utur bill, coaeoadio tbat
maibomaticaUy. m well a poJtucaily it
meted oat ejact Jatico aad fairoeee' to
every nortioo of tbo coaaty.
Mr. Crawley, of Sew Yoefc. opp.od aa
nwrvjMo ia tbo a amber of repreaeaiauve
a Coareaa. lie tboabl lbo Ilau wM 1
reedy iaie tooub. He aljo poioted oat
uaaer tectioa 3 of tbo foarteeatb
ameadaaeoc. voters a weij M membera
mmat bo Ukea iato tccoaat ia epportioa-
a rvoreaooutioo. aad wbeaevtr aav State
Mr. Htaimood, or Goorrfa, tafcotted
tbtl tf Mr. llorr'a pho were adopted tbt
boat way for tbo Republicans porty to sue
coed lo Oeorxi waa io rtfuao to vote at all,
aad tbui rcduco tbo representation from
tott sxtto.
Mr. Uorr It comet ao nearly to ibl
already 'bi it doe oot make coucb difler
eaco. Ia coocJudiof bla ipeecb Mr. Ilrr tid
b boliovtd tbat tao maioritv bill btd boeo
drawa Bp for iba parpooo of flviog; creatrr
Kr>ft to iba fioatb. Fat ooo bo n
fally determlaod to oppoao tbo measure. A
brief collcqav followed between Meears.
Uorr asd McLaae at to tbo tlleted crusb
lo oot of ibo colored vote of tbo Soutb.
tbe latter maiattJatec tbai aioco tbe elec
tioo of Hayee at leaat, tbo aeror of tbe
Soalb bad voted at tbey pJeaaod.
THo subject wia flatlly laid aside tod
Mr. Kin, of Loaieieoa. introduced a bill
appropriation 120. CCW for tbe pare base tod
dietrtbotioo of Med cane. Referred.
Tbe Ucum tbeo adjoaraed.
Taaiii.f a ro.t.
WAYS AXD M SANS
tji c iiv&D TBirr
Acrtox or tub
COMWITTIE OX
RBJOLCTIOX.
Or Taicrapa U U Kerala 9 Las
VV'ASJXixoTOJf. Feb. 3. Wbeo tbo Wtye
tad Metai committee of tbe IIoqm td
aroed Tucsdty a molloo was pcodioj to
recoosider tba vote by wbicb ibe commit
tee decided to report tdverMiy to tbe House
lbo Hard itriff reoJutioee. Tbit morning
Mr. Frie renewed ibo moiioo. wbicb waa
earned yea. Feitoo, Kelly, Coe;ar,Frye,
Duaaell aod McKioley : oaya. Tucker,
Ml lit aad Cailisle 3 Mr. Pbelpo, wbo
would btve voted yea. waa paired wilb
Mr. Wood, tbasot.
Mr. Frye lbea moved to postpone til
fartber cootideratioa of tbe resolutions till
foar weeks from to-day, wbicb wis also
carried 6 to 4.
Mr. Morriaoo, wbo did -oot vole before,
voted oa Lblt proposition ia tbe negative.
Mr. Frye, from tbe tab committee, re
ported a tabulate for Mr. Keliey'e bill,
to abolub diacrimiaa'ioji duties oo Roode
from iui of tbe Cape of Good Hope. Tbe
aubexilate cooleios a prottasoo ta effecting
aimply goods comus it roub ibe Netber
laada. Mr. Morriaoa moved ibal tbe committee
report tbe original biil as a aubatitote totblt
subelilate. Lost by t vote of 3 to 6.
Mr. Frye tbso moved tbat Mr. Keliey be
iustruc'.ed io report to ibe House ibe sub
stitute agreed to by (be sub-committee, tod
aaked a auspensioo of tbe rules to put ibe
bill apoa iu pauage ia tbe House. TbU
motioa wm carried wuboat divlsioo, tod
Mr. Keliey wm to iosuacted.
Tbe committee tJjoaroed till to-morrow.
wbeo tbey will receive aod act apoo ibe re
ports from Ibe sab-committee on internal
revenue matters.
FIX A MCI A L,
Er YOKE STOCK MARKET AD -VAXCE
IX E N'T! BE LIST.
Br Talexraoa to the atocnlaf Star
New Yoax. February 3, 11 A. il
Tbe stock market opened irregular, bat io
tbo miis weak aad lower, aad before ibe
first board specolatioo wm aoaellled. witb
comparatively alkgbl fljctaalloos. Uabac
qaealiy, bowever, a firmer tooe prevailed,
aad aadergood buying ta tdraoce of I to
3t per ceaL wm recorded, io wbicb tbe
eaiire hit participid. Western Uoioo
leading
tupeod If. Paroell waa olilmalely voted
apoo, tod rtioited la bli uipeotiun by a
vota of 403 to 7, tbo Home ftulere oot
otio. ,
Hx. PaxneU decllolog to withdraw, ue1
wm forcibly removed Irom ibe Houto by
lbcSergflaoUal-trma aod five other officers
tbe Home Itulert waviog tbeir bats m do
paaaed oaL
Mr. Fiooesaa, Liberal, tbeo peraiated io
epetkiog, aod waa ".removed" by tbe
Speaker.
Tbe moiioo fur ibe auapeusioo of Mr.
Flooegao wta earned bj a vote of 40-3 lo 3.
Tbe Home Rolert again refuted to vote aod
tbe Speaker btd ibeir oames, numbering
27. taken dowo. Tbe motion lo auapend
tbe tweoiyeeveo Home Ralera waa cart led
by a rule of 410 to 0, wbereupoo tbey Indi
vidually declined to leave tbe House, only
ykldlng lo topreme force. Tbey were re
moved tiogly by tbe Sergeaol-al arme.
After Ibe vole impending Ibe Home
Kuiera, Mr. Oltdilooe roee to move bit re
solution to preveot obilraciioo, wbeo Mr.
O'Donoell moved ibtt Mr. Gladstone be oot
beard. Mr. O'Donoell wm immediately
"oamed" aod Mr. Oladaloce moved bit
tusptosioo, wbicb motion wtt carried by a
vote of Sll lo 1. Mr. O'Doooell decliuiog
lo wi:bdraw was removed wilb two oiber
Home Ralera wbo refuted to leave ibe
House wben a divlsioo was taken. Mr.
Gladstone tben moved bit retolutioo
Loxdox, Feb. 3. Al a mee'iog of Con
servative at Lord Betconfleld a residence
ibis evenlog. lbo Ex-premier pointed out
tbe gretl decline in decency tnd dignity of
ibe Houae of Commoot since tbe retirement
of bit cabinet, and it was otceaaary that ibe
Cooseivativea do all In Ibeir power to re
lore the dignity of the Commons by sup
porting the government as far as ibey are
able to polling dowo obstruction ia ibe
House.
NBTIDA.
DL'IUTIXU OK AN IUtfENSK QESERVOIB
A TOWS ALMOST TOTALLY DE
STROYED NO LIVES LOST.
IBy Telegraph to the aforolna tttar.
Sax Fbjlscisco, February 3. A d spttcb
from Carsoo, Nevada, says: At 3.80 this af
ternoon tbe dam of tbe Fraokiown reser
voir burst- Tbe reservoir was a mile loog,
three quarters of a mile wide and fifty feel
deep. A few tours before the bursting the
people of Fraokiown moved their house
hold effects- The Virginia Tuckse Rail
road, apprehensive ol danger, lapped the
dtm tnd were drawing tbe water off wben
it broke. It went all at ooce and a dozen
men were twept down by the turreut tnd
escaped by being cast up the aide of a ra
vine. No tires were lost. Tbe water at
the narrow porlioo of tbe ravine waa one
hundred feel high. Wbeo tbe towo was
reached the bouses weot before the flood
like chaff. Tbe (own was only a cluster of
houses, and it was almost totally destroyed.
Nearly a mile of the railroad track was
washed away and some of tbe rails were
soapped in two.
I
COM MERC I A
! VV J J. M I N TON M A JI K E T.
The official or opening quotations below
re posted at tbe Produce Excbove dily
at 1 P. M., aod refer to pilots it that boor.
STAR OFFICE, Fbruiry a. 0 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market
was quoted firm at 43 cents and held higher.
Sulea U'erof 100 cask 9 at 43 cents per gal
lon
ROSIN. The raaiket wis firm at $1 S?t
for S'raioed and $1 40 f. r Good Straiued,
wilb sales m offeied.
TAR Mttkel fiim at 1 50 per bbl. of
230 iba. .with sales of icceip'S at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market firm,
with sales reported ht 41 80 for Hard and
3 00 per bbl for Yellow Dip aod Virgin.
COTTON The market was quoted quiet,
with sales repotted of 100 bales on a basis of
11 cents per lb. for Middiioit. The fol
lowing were tbe quotations of the day:
livery 6 7-16d: Fobruary od March deliv
ery 6 7-16d; April aod May delivery 6 9 18d
May aod Jane delivery rjd.
5 P. M.-Uplands. 1 m c, May aod June
delivery 6 l-rS2d. Futures easier. Corn
8a. 8d.- Ltog clear middlings 40?. 6d.
Spirits 41a, 0d.
' Sales of Americao cotton to-day 7,900
bales. - ,i
MAHilNE.
Port
Sun Rises.
laiatnoc-
Februorr 4.
....... 6.58 A. M.
Sun Sets 5 30 P. M.
High Water (Smithville) lL45ven.
(Wilmington).... 8.45 Morn.
Day's Length .... 10b. 32m.
ARRIVED.
Stmr Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison.
Stmr Elizabeth, Wilkinson, Smithville,
Joseph Uisbee.
Steam yacht Passport, Harpr,Smithvilie,
master.
Scbr Argyle Lewis, Shallotte, naval stores
to Kerch oer & Calder Bros.
WEW YEAR
Has passed, but not the desire to continue t
please my kind patrons, and to sell the Best
G-oods at the Lowest Prices.
Balance of Winter Goods selling off very
low to make room for Spring Stock.
Ordinary H cents lb
Good Ordinary 9
Strict Good Ordinary.. " "
Low Middling 10f
Middling 11 "
Good Middling
PEANUTS Sa!es lepor'ed on a basis
of 2030 ceDU for shelling slock, 40 cents
for Ordinary, 50 eta for Prime, CO cents
CLEARED.
Wave, Robeson,
Fdje'teville,
Stmr
Williams & Murchison.
Stmr John Dawsou, Paddison, Point Cas
well, R P Paddison.
Stmr Elizabeth, Wilkinson. Smithville,
Joseph Biebee.
8team yacht Passuort, Harper, Sinith
ville. master.
Schr Artle, Lewis, Shallolte, KerchDer 3aal6
en uaiaer xiioa.
in Cloaks. Shawls, Embroideries, &c,, &c
36 Market Street.
for Extra Prime, and
Meiktt quiet.
70 cents for Fancy.
nKOBlFTS.
Ooiiou 4G3 bales.
Spirits turpentine . 131 bbls.
Rosin 2117 "
Tar 57
Crudti turpentine 143 "
AN
MIDMGIITSPARKS.
ruacBiov i.ireLHUK.iiR.
ACTIOX OF TIJC CO.13rRVATJ.TES OH
MB. OLADSTOXB A RtSOLCTIOH TUB
SPKAICIS' ACTIOX TO BE BXQl'IRKO
IXTO.
By CabU to n HottUr 5U 1
Losoox. Feb 3 Tbe Au'y JNVwe has
the follow ief: "At a meeliog of the con-.
airvauea. yeaieraay. It waa determioed
taat wail direct opotitioa to Mr. Olad
stooe'a reaoluuoo saould oot b eocoaraf ed,
aa aueeapt thould be mads lo aaand it!
Lord IWaKwoafltld baa sanctioned ihit
court, tad advised the opposition to rr
fra.'a from hsjaperlog themaclvca by
piedfeajto support ihe covernmeot. There
u-auco diversity of opinion althe meeliog
Mr. Gorit atroogiy oppoauaf iht coorae
propoawd by 8.r Stafford Northcoie, Mr.
Paraell will move to-day for a select com
mittee o eaqolre iato the precedeou for
lh Spetker'e actio a. Mr. Cowea will tak
Mr. Gladstoae for to etrly dty, oa which
to dscuta the conduct of the Speaker. It
U uaderetood that sovernmeal la la favor
of such a proposal, ihlnkloj It due to the
Speaker, aad I hat the Uooie should ehare
ia Bit rvapoosibiuty.
The JV'ewe savs aot wiihsltndloi; the ftct
that the term -'Letve." haa beea applied to
Kovernmeat'a precaution, lha laformalion
. i . k. . i . . . . . .
owuriy rcacoca is aninoriuet Is so
srtous thai ihey caaoot deapia Il All
pah lie baildiofs the retideaccs of many
oSciala. aad lh radar ay stations in Lon
doo are cloaely watched.
Draxxx. Feb. 3 At a meeUoa: of ibe
Laad League y eater J ay it was resolved lo
hold a oalioos! convention between the
pasaiex of th coercion bill and ita becom
10 operative aa as a law.
Michael Dariit, the aj tstor. was ar
rested here to day under hit licket-of-leave.
Loxooj.. Feb. 3. 6 3) P. M Ia the
IIoue of Commons this eveniasj bir Ver-
boo tlarcourt. Home Secretary, replying
to Mr. Paoen. siid Mr. Davfti ...rr..
ed becaae bis action was considered In
compatible wilb bis iicket-of-leae e Mr
Psxnil asked wbai coadiUons Mr. Dsvm
had violaied? There was no answer lo
this question. The Irish members shouted
"eaame," aad the other members Ceered
tremendously. The acene lurpaeeed all
description. The speaker called upon
Mr. Uladsloo lo move hie rrsolu
uoo. Mr. John Dillon rose, but the
Speaker refased to hear him. After
repeated wtrmog the Speaker named Mr
Dilloo. aod Mr. Gladstone moved his sns
posioa ttniJst enlaatitttio cheers and
crie of order, th Irish members iboutlng
" A notioa for tbe suspension of
Mr. Dilloo was adopted by a vote of 39 to
33 Mr. Dillon refased io wither trnm
ibe Uaeie aad was forcibly removed by the
ker.
m-
KABTUQUAKK SHOCK IN TUB WEST-
XHS PART OF TUB 8TATB.
iBj Talecraph to tbe Morelaf Star.
MoxTOOMRRT, February 3. In this lo
cality, early yesterday morn log, there was
a second earthquake shock, which appear
ed more like a heavy report. Many people
imagined il to be a heavy blow oo the
roofs of their bouses. The report was so
loud as io awaken them. The thermome
ter at the lime stood al 23 degrees below
aero, aad the temperature wis I trip same as
a week sgo, when the other shock was felt.
KLKCTHIb IMBKI,
The Penntylvsnia Legislature btllolted
again yesterday for U. S. Senator without
tn election.
A vessel has arrived at Plymouth, Eag
Itnd, with the figure-head of ibe loti train
ing ihip Alalanta.
A London dispatch aajs, tbat no hope is
entertained for the prolongation of ibe life
of Mr. Thomaa Cariyle. the Eoglisb histo
rian. Geo. Smith and Catherine Miller were
executed al Williamapon, Pa., yesterdsy
moroiDf at 11. 3d o clock. Tbey died with
out a itroggle.
Judge Barrett, of New York, baa denied
the lojaoction asked for by Rufus Ilalcb,
restraining tbe Wealern Union, American
Woion aad Atlantic St Pacific Telegraph
Compaolea from consolidating.
Tn Tennessee Leglelatar has taken a
recess of ten days, and in the meantime a
committee will investigate chargea of cor
ruption and bribery against members in tbe
election of Comptroller and Treasurer
About midnight Wed need ay, the boiler
of tbe pleaaure yacht Carrie, of Philadel
phia, exploded In Baltimore harbor, mak
ing a complete wreck of the vessel, and
killing three while men aod acolared men.
A delegation headed bv ez-U. 8. Sena
tor John F. Lewis, of Virginia, has gone to
Mentor. Ohio, to urge tbe appointment of
8- M. Yost, of Staunton Valley, Va to tbe
place of Postmaster General in President
Garfield's Cabinet.
KkThe Board of Trustees of the Peabody
Food were io session al Washington yester
day. Rev. 8. L. M. Carry, of Richmond.
Virginia, was elected General AgenL Grat
ifying progress to ibe causa of education
throughout the Sooth waa reported.
Th Western Union Telegiaph Compaay
baa completed the purchase and taken pos
session of the Americao Union aud Allan
lie d; Pacific lines, and announces that all
offlcers and employes of the companies
named will be retained in service until far
ther notice.
By Telegraph So Ike Morning Star.
Financial.
Naw York, February 3 Noon. Muney
weak at 5Q per cent. Sterling exebaoge
482435. Stale bonds dull and quiet.
Governments dull.
Evening Money 4&6 per cent. Sterling
exchange 482i482f Governments gener
ally firm; new fives 100J; ne four and a
half per eta 112; four per cents 112r State
bonds quiet.
Osmmarciai.
Nbw York, February 3. Noon. Cotton
easier, with sales of 333 bales; middling
uplands 11 11-16 els; Orleans 1115-10 eta;
futures steady, wilb sales at the following
prices: February 11.20 eta; March 11.45
cents; April 11.01 ceats; May 11.75 cents;
June 11.85 cents; July 11.96 cents
Fiour dull. Wheat heavy. Corn dull.
Pork dull at 15 50 for new. Lard heavy
at 9 92, Spirits turpentine 47 cents.
Rain $1 7?f. Freights dull.
Evening Cotton dull, wilb sales to-day
of 485 bales; middling uplands 11 11-16
cents; middling Orleans 11 15-16 cts; con
solidated net receipts 31,709 bales; exports
to Great Britain 19.013 bales, to tbe con
tinent 500 bales. Southern flour steady;
common to fair extra $4 505 15; good to
cnoice ao so auoo ou. wheat opened ifc
lower, but subsequently the decline was re
covered and closed firm, with a moderate
export ana active speculative business; un
graded red $1 12tl 19. Corn a shade lower
and dull; ungraded 5455c. Oats a shade
stronger and moderately active at 4343Jc
for No. 3. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
sugar ami ana entirely nominal; fair to
refining 7i7ic; prime 7fc; refined quiet
and weak; atandard A 8f8c. Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice fairly active
and steady. Roein unchanged al $1 77,
1 82,. Spirits turpentine firm at 47 cents.
Pork again lower and dull; old mainly
$14 60; new $15 25; middles dull and treak;
longcler$3 1?1 asked; short $8 50; long
and short $8 25 asked. Lard a shade lower
and less active at 9 85. Freights firm.
Cotton Net receipts 490 bales: cross
BP AAA S I TSi . - "
o.iVKj oaiea. r umrca closed arm, with
sales of 128,000 bales at the following quo
tations: February 11.3011.33 centsi March
11.50 cents; April U.a?U.6S cents, May
U.fr0ll.81 cents; June 11.8911.92 cts
July 13 0013.O3 cts; August 12 0612.08
cents; September 11.57ll CO cents, Octo
ber 11. 1711. 19 ceots, November 10 08
ii uu cents.
Balttmorb, February 8. Flour steady
wilb active demand for low grade Palapsco
mil la. Wheat southern and western lower
and active; southern red $1 14l 16; am
ber $1 201 23; No. 3 western winter red
on spot and February delivery $1 llf
1 14; March delivery $1 161 16; April
delivery $1 17tl 17J; May delivery $1 18
1 18i; June $1 18l 18. Corn south
ern steady; western lower aod dull; south
ern while and yellow 53 cents. Oats dull;
western white 4343ct; mixed 4041 cts.
Provisions firm and without buotable
change- Butter quiet aud unchanged.
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair,
1113 cents. Sugar duil; A soft 9 cents.
Whiskey dull at $1 il. Freights unchanged.
iQARlNE DIRECTORY.
List of Vessels in lbs- Port or Wil
mington, ft. C. Feb. 4, 1880.
This list does not embrace vessels under 60 tone.
BARQUES.
Leo (Nor.). 576 tons, Andersen,
E G Baiker & Co
Thordbierg (Nof.,) 298 tons, Harraldsen,
Heide & Co
AodrietU(Swec.), 265 tons, Bernotsen,
Heide & Co
Runer (Nor.) 380 tons, Lngfeldt, Master
Gambetta (Nor.). 303 tons. Eltveldt,
. Heide & Co
Edmond Richardson (Br.) 292 toos, Turner,
CP Mebane
Flora (Nor.) 296 tons, Krceger,
C P Mebane
Glacier, 312 tons, Small,
E G Barker & Co
Camilla (Not.) 433 tons, Sorensen,
CP Mebane
Exprtes (Gcr.), 273 iocs, Frelwurst,
' Heide & Co
Margante (Dan ), 188 tons, Hansen,
Heide Co
BRIGS,
Malaga (Br.). 268 tons, Wasson,
E G Barker & Co
Wagerland (Ger,), 215 tons, Rose,
E Peschau & Westermann
C F Maae? (Ger.)267 tons, geplio,
E Peschau & VVestermann
John bhea, 390 tons, Nickerson,
Geo Harris8 & Co
Mary E Penoell, 351 tons, Mitchell,
Geo Hartisa & Co
Marie Louise (Swed.), 237 tons, Jensen,
Heide & Co
SCHOONERS.
Clara, 275 tons, Cramner, rep'e.
r Geo Harriss & Co
A D LamsoD. 448 tons, Smith,
T ,. . Geo Haniss & Co
Julia Elizabeth (Br.,) SO tons, Ingram,
t , -r. Master
Ida M Eldridge, 830 lonsFisher,
m Geo Harriss & Co
W H Knight, 137 tons, Tawts,
Geo Harriss & Co
Chtriolte Jameson, 330 tons, Jameson,
. Geo Harriss & Co
G M Brainard, 242 tons, Kuneston,
E G Barker & Co
ljucy M Collins, 167 tons, Curtis,
m EG Barker & Co
William Jenkins, 105 tons, Redding,
E G Barker & Co
Mahaska, 118 tons, Merriman,
E G Barker .fe V
Lotta, 210 tons, S:rod,
EG Barker & Co
Geo a Marts, 442 tons, Marts,
Geo Harriss & Co
AddieE Snow, 103 tons, Thorndyke..
m , E G Barker & Co
W H Bordman, 149 tons, Richardson.
E G Barker & Co
Index, 338 tons, Garrison,
Geo Harris & Co
W A Dubcsque, 86 Ions, Gates.
E G Barker & Co
Carrie Al K:chardsjn, 283 tons, Richardson,
EG Barker & Co
Eothen, 102 tons, Themis,
Northrop & Cumming
Carletoa (Br.), 08 tons, Albury,
E Kidder & Suns
A Scotch Treat! I COFFEE.
RINNAN HA.DD1ES JUST BBCBIVKD, WITH
instructions for cooking.
LOCHFYNJS HBRRINGS, wlthlnHrnctiOEe.
SCOTCH M ASM A LADE, in Porcelala Jara.
BDINBURG OATiMBAL, BARLEY, &
c.
COFFEE.
COFFEE.
Have also just received,
Soused Pig's Feer, in barrels, for sale by the dcaen
at 50c;
California Boneless Hams,
Sugar Cured Shoalders,
Ferris Hams, and other nice brands of Bams;
Apples, Cabbages, Turnips,
Sweet Oranges, Butter,
t moked and Pickled Salmon,
Bacon Strips, Mackerel, &c.
Call and eec Goods and get prices.
Jas. C. Stevenson
Market treet,
Notice.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO.,
SECY AND TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Company Shops, N. C, Jan. 31, 1681.
THB DIRECTORS OF THE NORTH CARO
Una Railroad Company have declared a Divi
dend of Six Per Cent. Three Pc Cent payable on
lat March to Stockholders of record on 10th Feb
ruary next, and Three Per Cent, on lac September
to btocknoldersof record on 10th Angast next The
Stock Boeks of the Company will be closed from
10th February to lt March, and from 10th Anenst
to 1st Septemberl8Sl.
, . , . P. B. RTJFFIN.
r 1 Secretary.
rjpHE LOVERS OF A GOOD CUP OK COKFai
would do well to try a pound of
Choice laguyra
before purchaaing elsewhere. Roted wpcclli,
for oar trade, and received FHKSH twice a wrt k
In stock and en route Two BuDdrttf BirrrH ud
Half Barrels of our
Process Flour,
which we guarantee to give etiractlon
or motif)!
refunded
THE UA LCI Gil
Christian Advocate,
Xdttad and Pabltabed by
BLACK & REID Balfilli. H. C
Is the orxaa of abat 09,000 MetaUsta la Norta
CaroUaa, aod haa Um Urceet drealatlon of aav pa-
rtoa saws. Ia a wakly, aight pao, reUrlooa.
famLy awppr. Only M.OOperumtBnb:
to
ucb
4 tnd to any nil ctusaaowr ll in of
31 ribt U vote, la bis JaJi-meat tbat
on aeateu rtprvMatatioa
jm ia proponiua wbiab it daolad
riitbt ta toe.
Mr. Thompaoa, of ftw York. aJU t
la fatoe of taraaia rtbr thaa da
T4ia ih aaaartcal ixto;b of tbe
tjjuM. Allodia io ih cot wctioo of
tba raartM:b amodajot. b aMrtad tbat
;t waurly t9Mmb .oforca II by
liUlioo ta aay pucl way. Us tbeo
procaJd k cocapr tb Trkas appor-Uoana-Q!
,aJ aruJ ia faror of iba
aaajorur biU aa bia4 ta biat al faireat.
It waa fairia awry aa4 sctioo. If
ay metlon eaooid tacatT aay adTaatax
rroaa ikm apportiooxaeot. lb4 adraata
ft-aia tm givea tb Soatb. tcaaa tbat
ctioa ba4 fjVf kw ytara bo d
peiTtd af fair rtprtMmuttaa.
M. Uorr. ( MMebi(aa, lacQgbt ibal aa
out-Uoamaaa bUl foaadd oo tb Uas ot
99 woaM bmi tae rtflulraanaij
Ua aajtiiaaoa.macb Uuat taaa oee
M-vJ oa U oc2a, fla poatJ oai ibat
VU TOto ta, 8catb.ro
MpMoaauatlawo. UmiVJi
b, wui oalj to cf ad j,9. 7 aoIJ
were
-"" " m i uicjuiy rem ore a oy t
tirceaat-al Arms, by order of tbe speaki
amidit cries of "abatae,- by tbe Irisb raei
er.
Mr. Oladitooo, rplyiof to Mr. Cowen
Kidwral, said II was due to tbe Uoaao aod to
bi (OladJtooe'a) actloo of ytatardey. tbat
a few . 1 a. ..aa.
tum (Buvioa aooaiu oo oiacasscd as early aa
potabl;bat tbat tbo llouie caoootgiTo
tbo motioo oa lbo subject priority orer tbe
obatrucuoo resolution oo tbo Protection
out. too rtrosrks of tbo rreraler
greeted wub load cheer.
Mr. A. M. Salhvaa aoooaoced that be
withdrew b; motioa retttive to tbe Speak
er, aa bo r'ad to bo a party to a farce
Salltvao proteated asaioti Mr. Dilloo's
forcible rtounl as ao aci of violence aod
iui(a.iy .
Tbottpeakar poioted oa( tbefac; tbl Mr
Dilloo bad dtfieU lbo cbair.
Mf-9',ajloo addre tbo Uoo.
nr. ODooaotbue. Lihfi m.K. .
mm t " - M V WM W t IUI
ira.ee. roeo to move ao adjooromoat of
ibo lloj. Tbo Spoak.r ruled tbat Mr.
OUdjiooo wu io porl0Q of tbe Uooao.
Mr Pron movtd Mr. Oladatooo bo oo
Ujo board- Tbo Speaktr dtclared tbat
Mr. Paroell wis dtfyiojc tbo cbalr, aod
opoa h a prtiatia tbo Speaker declared
tbai bovaa wilfaliy obatruciios; tbo pro
csodlo aj -aaood" blm. Mr. Parooir
wm mored. bat apoo tbo
?pakr mkia aa order tbat bo Hoqso
bo cloartd for a dirtsloo, all tbo Home
Ha tr rrfsaJ to !ave Tbo motion Io
AirmniMlMM rateo llbormL
laaM tf
The Lincoln Progress
PutWud Baivrdayt at Linccinbm, Jf. Q.
IS tbo only popor pobUabod la Uaeola cocntv
- uimuuus mmmr Us Met
U o&mt to tao Marefcaato of Wnmbaxton a a
alrablo aMdlaa for advortiatag taoli bain
tbrocaoat Weotcra North Carolina,
Ubwtl torma will bo aUowad rtwrlv adver
Umiu BahMototloa prlco, $s 00 pox usu
. r H. XfeLAITlC.
OVUtoT aid Pro rt or.
WILMIHQTOK MERCHANTS
wnxriND
THE LAT7EDTBUBG ESTZBPILI8E
THE BEST MEDIUM
Taxouoa which to advxrtib
FAU. AUD WINTKA GOODS
axaoai tbo pooplo of Robmmm, Slchmoad ul Aa-
e?at?S. to Noct OaroUaa, aad ta the border
eoaatleo ot boot CafeJlaaTTao XNTBRPRiaB
kao a lartw aa4 tacroaalae drealaUoo la tho vJl
vm aaaoapo Foar aoctloaa ot Uda SUto; havlnr
Chicago, February 3. Flour 6teady and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower;
No. 9 red winter 9899cj No. 3 Chicago
spring 8Sic cash; 9Sc March; 90,99c
ApriL Corn in fair demand and lower-
oofc case; oc-fc fliarcrj; 41t4SC May.
Oau quiet; 29ic Pork unsettled, lower and
ery weak at $14 4a Lard acti?e and
lower at $9 37i9 4a Bulk meats dull
and tending downward; shoalders $4 75;
rib $7 60; clear $7 85. Whiskey higher.
Cloalog Whet, No. 3 Chicago spring
QSio February; 998Jc March. Corn
Sdic February 41i4lc May. Oats 29c
March; 34c May. Pork $14 274 asked.
Lard $9 49 45 Marph.
8x. Lorjia, February 3. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat unsettled and gen
erally lower; No. 2 red fall $ I 01 cash;
$1 OlQl 011 February; $1 03Jai 04
March. Corn lower; 88i38fc cash;38a
88c February; 38&Hc March. Oats
lower; S031c cash; 82i32ic March.
Whiskey steady at $1 06. Pork lower at
$14 2515 00. Lard lower at $9 30. Bulk
meats lower; shoulders $4 55; rib $7 30;
sides $7 55. Bacon doll and unchanged.'
COTTON HAHK.UTS.
By Telegraph to tbe Morning Star! '
February 3. Galveston, dull and nomi
nal at llf cts net receiDts 2.757 bales:
Norfolk, easy at Hi cts-net receipts 1,100
bales; Baltimore, quiet at llf cents net
receipts 215 bales: Boston, ouiet at 11 cm
net receipt! 1.353 bales; Philadelphia dull
t(i cts net receipts 483 Dales; Savannah,
quiet at 111 cents net receipts 62 bales;
New Orleans, quiet and steady at llf cts
net receipts it.ooa oaies; Mobile, quiet at
lit cts net receipts 468 bales; Memphis,
quiet at Hi ceotsr-net receipts 1,808 bales;
Augusta, steady at 10J cents net receints
445 bales; Charleston, quiet at llf cts net
receipts 2,304 bales.
Notick. If the signal letters of any ves
sel in port are displayed by the U. S. Sig
nal Office, the vessel so designated should
sena aanore lor telepram.
Mostly Gleaned Out !
TTS HAVB BBSN N&ARLY CLEANED OUT
TT of COOKING STOVES the paat week, but
have a nice FRESH STOCK, In transit, which we
propose to shove rigbt off at a LOW FIGURE.
uuui ui uooaa moving oat ana rresa lots In
by every steamer.
wow ia your una acd we can satisfy you.
Ja 3 tf PARKER & TAYLOR.
For Sale,
A DB8IRABLE TRUCK FARM, SITUATED
about three mllea from thla city, on the Wilming
ton & Weldoa Railroad, adapted to tbe culture of
Strawberrlea and other Fruits. For further partic
ular? apply to w. L. KELLY,
'eb 3 Iw At SpriDger'a Coal Yard.
New Crop
Cuba EV.olasse$.
First Cargo of the Season.
441 HHDS-) Choice New
49 TKCS- ) Crop Molasses,
Ex British Brig "Malaga," direct from Matanzaa,
Now landing and for rale by.
reb 8 tf WORTH A WORTH.
Musical Instruments.
QUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, ACCORDE-
ens, Tamborlnes, Fifes, Harmonicas, and a variety
of others, For sa'.e at
HE1NSBBRGB R'S
Live Book and Music Store.
A large stock of ROYSTBB'S CANDY fxptclfrt
dally; 35c per pound; three ponnda for ft.
Large, fat No. 1 MA0KBRE.L; three for If
PICKLED PIG'S FEKT, TONGUES A 8TKIPN
at I?ew York prices.
A Gallon of oar WHITE SUGAK DKIFS, :h
Buckwheat, would not go amies thene cold idtb-
Ingd.
Give me a triil before pnrchatlng etaewbr.
P. L. Bridgers Co.
jan 23 tf North Frat Street.
:29THi
Pianos and Organs
T7OR CASH, OR ON THE EASY
A.
feb 2 tf
MONTHLY INSTALMENT PLAN AT
HELNSBBBGER'S.
Butter. Butter. Butter.
Tube Choice Gilt Edge BUTTER,
do do Goshen do
2Q Kits Mountain do
We
Q.UARANTKE PEL'S CORN 80LVENT TO
cure a Corn In Eight Hours or money refunded.
jan
Twenty five Cents.
J. D. NCTT & CO.,
Draggiata.
FOREIGN
StARKBTS.
The Central Protestant
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
paper aad the Organ of the Methodist Pro tea
tant Church in North Carolina, ia published at
Greensboro, N. C.
Terms, tx 00 per annum, in advance.
The eligibility of ita location, tbe number and ac
tlTity of its agents, and tbe constantly increasing de
mand for it among the more solid classes of readers
In various sections, give tbe CENTRAL peculiar
claims upon the patronage of the advertts-'ng DubUe.
Verms very favorable. Consult your business inter
ests, and address the editor later
J. L. MICHATJX,
Greensboro, N. C
The Camden Journal.
Puiiuhed Every Thursday, at Camden, 8. 0.t
IS THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED PAPER IN
Kershaw county, and has an extensive circulation
among tbe Merchants, Farmers and all classes of
business men in the county. ui
It offers to the Merchants of Wilmington a desir
able Medium far Advertising, theunta which
wubpto wimwifcou witn mat city by steam
er on the Wateree River, and the WilrninatomTco
lumoia ana Augusta naitroad.
Crackers and Cakes.
gODA, LEMON, ASSORTED
" - , ' i and FANCY MIXED,
For sale by
HALL & PEARS ALL.
Jan SO DAWtf
We Have no Time
JH) CITE POETRY OB MAKE A SPEECH, AS
we axeiept busy selling the balance of our Winter
Goods at sncb low prices that every one muit buy
as soon as they see the Bargains Offered.
New Stock
fV SPRING WEIGHT SUITING JUST HB-
ceived. The balance of our Winter Stock wo will
make up at very low prices.
SOtf
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Comonwealtli Disfflkntion Company.
At Macauley's Theatre.
In the dty of Louisville, op
Monday, Feb. 28th, 1881
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the Generml ai
eembly of Kentucky, incorporating tbe Hewport
Printing and Newspaper Co.. approved Ai rll 8. 1878
SETHIS IS A SPECIAL ACT, AND UAH XB
VEK BBEN REPEALED.
The United States Circuit Court on Mar:h 31 reo
dered the following decisions :
1st THAT TWE COM UuN WBALT11 UI8TKI
BUTION COMPANY 18 LEGAL.
3d. ITS DRAWINGS ARB FAIR
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fund. Read the list of prises for
THE FEBRUARY DRAWING
1 Prize 130.000 100 Prisea tlOO e&eh tlO.UM
J Prize io,000 tOO Prises MeacS lO.COt
.1 Prize 6,000 800 Prises SO each U.OUO
1 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prises 10 each 10. WC'
20 Prizes 600 10.000
9 Prizes $300 each. Approximation Prise., tTa
9 Prizes 200 each, l.HOt
9 Prizes 100 each, " vou.
1.960 Prizes.
Whole TlckeU, $2.
27 Tickets, $50.
$112.40X1
Half TlckeU. il.
65 TlckeU. $K-
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter, or wod tr
DON'T SEND BY RSUIbTBK&l) 1 I
Exnress,
TBR OR
PObTOFFICE ORDBB. Order! ot 5
ana upward, bv BzDresa. can b wit it oarei-
penae. Addresa alljordera to R M BOAKDJf AN.
(Courier-Journal Building.) LOUISVILLE, Kj..
orT J. CO MM ERFORD, 212 Broadway, N.
fob 1 eoaw tu th sa
Look to Your Interest
AND STOP AT MALLARD A itOWDEN'
j an ;
A. TAVTn
Wholesale and Retail Clothier.
where the largest assortment of HaraeM. Brldi.
Saddles, Collars, Truck. Traveling Bir
brought to this city.are to be seen and boneht for tka
least money. Try them and be convinced. Masa
facturing and repairing done with neatnwa aa
dispatch
ian 80 tf No. 8 South Front St.
Black Walnut Furniture.
T,f" MANOTACTURBRa OF THESE CELE- TX7E ARB CONSTANTLY RXCKIVING LABOR
a v
additiona to our atock of Walnat and other ktodt
of Fornlture, which we offer at extremely low
prices, and Invite an examination of stock before
purchacing.
jan 30 tf D. A. SMITH A CO.
Watt Plows.
ilmingtoa, Co J J30"
xvb,raJplowbvS8lTen B ae control of them
u bwuuu ui vae state jot tne past - four years .
SL011 we,nave Perfected arrangements with
Uiem that enables ns to sell them lower than ever
before and orders direct to ns we guarantee to
Rive you the lowest cash prices. . ,
JKU. DAWSON CO
19, 21 & 23 Market Street.
obtained a Urgm drcalaxloa ia the latter dartna th.
Ux mouths U wm Mbusaed ta rayecuvtlle before
wriwai
A4umt, wta be Inserted by tbe month
qrur aad yw at reaaoaable rate. Address
n. i. Mcduffie,
Dw Inrlaborg, N. c.
IBt Cable to the Morning Star j
LrvsBpooL, Feb. g Noon CQtton flat
$od lrregqlar;upland8 0 f-lQd ; Qrleaos 6id ;
sales 10,000 bales, of wbicb 500 bales were
for speculation and export; receipts 21,000
bales, of which 19,800 were American.
Uplands, 1 m c, February and March de
livery 6 13-10d: March and Anrll del
(Hd; April and May delivery 6 17-82d; ilay
and June delivery 6 19-S2d; July and July
delivery 6d; July and August delivery
21-83d. Futures dull.
1.80 P. M Uplands 6 7-18J: Orleans
Md; uplands, line, ejd; good ordinary
ofo; oruinaxv Ufa.
5Jd; ordlnsrv 5IJ. Pdtnres steadv.
4 P. M. Uplands, 1 ra c, Februsry
de.
Liberal terms will be maila orith Hmu u..
advertise. """ls-lu
Subsariptlon price, $2 50 per mmnm
v' FHANTHAM A HAY,
W7 tr Editors and Proprietor.
The Marion Star.
THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN
the Pee Dee section, one of tbe wealthiest and
moBiJRroilperoiw 1x1 tQ State, offers to Commission
and Wholesale Merchants and Manufacturers, and
to those who have adopted tbe plan of selling by
sample, , an excellent me dram of communication
with a large and influential class of merchants, me
cbanics,planters and naval store men, whose nat
rpnagels worth solicitation. Advertisements and
BuslneesCards inserted on liberal terms.
Aaareat THE STAR,
op1"" MarioaTs.a
5 00 St-ed.
rpHB -HATTER" IS AT OUR STORE, AND
will renovate, dye, and press, your old Hat, making
new' and "aS t least five dollars each
Jan30tf DYER ds SON.
At Yates' Book Store
BEAUTIFUL VALENTINES ABE
They are said to be the finest
All Sorts
WAREHOUSE AND 8TOK
reduce slock. Price, are
"F STOVES
piled up full. Must
lower now than ever.
Write for Catalogue and prices.
F. M. KING CO
jan 80 tf Wilmington. N.
C.
JJRANU'S
quite an attraction
ever gotten up.
A COMPLETE STOCK of School
tionery, Ac., constantly oa hand.
Books. 8ta
lm 30 tf
Hardware. Hardware.
yX HAVE NOW ON HAND A FULL STOCK-
of Hardware usually sold at this season, cooiltln
of Hemes, Oculars, Bridles Trace. Back Bandi.
Back Band Webbing and Books. Plow Boi .. He
pacing Links, Ac , Act, whieh wo are off -rlDg '
prices that win compare favorably wkh either
Baltimore, Philadelphia er New York.
GILES MURCHISON,
tan SOtf 88 and 40 Front bv