Front th Htm York Msreaatils JownuiL
NORTII CAROLINA.
Tt I surprising fsci. nn less strange tnaa
Iru that ibe greater lit inilt-hirdnes of na
tion the mure readily can pntftwrional finan-
ci ia dcai tulh ih rcprtaentatitc at that m-
flrliteuiieas. J he lama anomaly appeara
with,, spec. 10 unfa ami bill which on th
face bcstr the clamp of Irgitimate husinc.
The mm a house ha iia paper eireolsten1,
the greater erill ha the fwility with which in
orjtaery liinii iT will b rsshed, protMed tha
element rf puiiritialily and promptness hsv
not beew niitf fn prrvirms tranmteiion.
On the I-nitilon fritork Exchange a loan of
five milium 6h defaulting aaaei Bankrupt
Kingdom, baa a greater probability if alert
ing raver jobber to worry uHe sai'tttsfui Rut
lias-tort for a alice, tha) a loan fir mtc-uliii nf i
Ilia' amount .tlctnanded tora nation tolerably
fre Crnm debt, and who securities ara N
awiaatiily unknown to (lie mat. m" eapilaliata.
, all eueet practice lha Mtne system! Bonds
d Shares Notes J Draft ar bought snd
w-ld w.llioul any clear or definitive know-
b'urt by tha bf okeri f the intrinsic ralna nf
Uie eerurity of the resources of tha taker,
'd'h makers are knowa i e. lhair rnpreaneote
a paper ke been often area and therefore they
an eurroMiM It ia ihia aiethod that enable ihe
Utgi ooroneniea In oa neejingly adding
io their obligation in tha shape ttf first and
seconds mtrfgaeo, teeime snd eonrertilde
Ponds; -lha are . knowa and eapiuliata deal
avith tbom withel reflection.. ' v
,- V hare rtted raeent'y an intne fnsri
Iriy liluMraiiitg tliia ride of financier. Tha
irlaloof Prnoilvtii taking advantage of ihe
aaay atal of ibe market, aad eriih a ri w
aarmxkl her indebtedness, araa a borrower of
several million She wu tin stranger tn the
ajonied rl istca, (ear- or ,no attqutrie were
i . . . I . i t i
wane sou in nrgmiiiivn wu perieeieu.
H'n Slat aa Nor.h Carolina with little or
fesilpsratirtdy no debt (l,t30.OO1.) with a
WMr a it) eireaa , ei. - her - expenditure, im
mense aatiiral resourc t hold mineral aad a,
tetillnrtd yet urn level oped, armoum-e a rn
guisiiion for certain anm to bo expended
not in li(tiitlniioa of ;pld claim bat in the
ennplclioa of iiitrnJ improrenieau; that wiH
lend la double tha Value V her retnurree, and
ar brrpna Biatir ouarter a raoileratinn iff
lb id J remark not knawa,' The jaM.e
arorkt of JS'rwth ('amiina ara sot mil on prin
feiplrs lliat entirelv nreren a nanleta and ile
anoruliaine ctpeadilure. ' They ara baed
Umii tha known aranta of tha people, ma
turely conaiiicrt'tl and letrd by the eipaii
fare of fenr. . She haa born slow to mote,
but her pitvereiaioa has beeaj perMtnen.
V'ba a-ea sf the State ia (4,000 square mdra
Ml a,000,mtO ai-rea. In lha reau of 1 $50
baa p"(rijiion w a'lird at 8HM03 snula.
uwiii tii her trrrrtomi fxrmaiton aha baa aa
yet no Urea ?porl loa ft within her border;
heiice hit lartfe and increasinflv aiduadla pro-
dnesfiita ewelt lbs arport iit of other
friUi... v'l'ba axtaaaioo of the ayaMsea of oa-
leloimieut already eoininnr,!, aad tha IK-r-
Uounnw ei:eiupltrd aaJ wbieh eao be
crclrd for a moderate aum la Beaafort Har
bor, (ndiiiitled In b M l of lbs fim si on the
toulHrii eoart, w(!i simn remedy this tie.
gleet, tn the meantime VVilminifiim at lha
Ul'ititb ft( the p ite Fear1 River, -is (rswin; up
apitllytand klready eonimaads a ennaidar
bla Uuiif, ilie nd road lines of lha 8us wdl
V f&tt-ndad and incred. enabling lha
thtt Pf Rim ia amitral,
a a euaatrr, aimnMini.in
aad ia lb inlrir
tii at it ia aV
aaklahasjil or,atia iMpnaantajaki i,dt4 Aworstlngty, thi trwa-ifitiWi
saeaoenfer'a plara and ' par was all thai hr
could espeev and with Ihia ha would ba sat-
falaal'li' iirtoloe: .of
the erd ina lat
.Tor. N.rtl Caridlna
lha -interior
1 eklnaia aoderta
Siilroad
whii'h tlve
fjiatr is how ro$iiut:lini(, ,and whirh will
aland pledirxil fur tha ' Bonda aha ia now of-
luriiig Kir sale, paaras ifiruuott una uf lha ria-
aataKrii uliurid aorti'ina in lha (miih; a must
Jie admitted : by mil t wba, bare 1 travelled lit
lrou'..Tbis road enmraenre at OoldalKiro'
jn Wayne rouuty, hr it eoiinrcts wuh the
, tl'umKioa and Kaleigh : UailroatL, liilia
4iorwV IJieeoahor ', LKaingiom Salisbury end
4.: ti ' I'e, w liara it joins lb South Caruiina
l:ltlrOitd. - 0 .--..-t-i. .1
(J Ths miqerat raMureea of Notih Carolina
at.a raried and immeaaa. , Iron, eoppor aad
Cld etinl ill exteaaiv fleldn. - The Hula it
wear nuking a geologieut aurrey under Pr
iVsior Kmatoas, ('or a eopy of whnaa Report
tea ra indbted t .lha polilenro of . V,
Count Eq Mial Tmmirtw.) bi wltich it i
a aiiictut with the eeaan, and f nda a war,
kthr.a'. It a arplit of the prodiKt afl
nanaficturea an4 axrieuitdra: that a aaeufthe
aataral aJianUaa, la a partial eiuot only,
raakn a home ararket. But tha tia bad not
earn, f-r tnrpmting lb raaoorae of lhi di.
trier. They ara. therefore, rmerred entire
f rttn ui nm nt. aad they aaanot he nenteeled bwig.
r, kniea a auicUal Slate policy i poraoad.
In nnler lei show thai lbeeeoalnell bar
aa immena rtMuraereiat value, that they will
more ibn aitaurly rrpy the eipenditure
ol Capital, to briog the eoal la market.
The report enters upon an eahmsi. of the
qtian'rtr, announre that if one hundred lone
of eal were ntkea out diily, and Ibe seam
worked for ihrae hundred days la a year, 11
would like over two hundred years to ai-
hsnatlbenoal whirh underlie one sonar
ovitr-l ihe ennVlnin formnl hy Profe.
Eiomott. ia that the Deep Hirer eoal ricUl
ar wnrkalile f.r 43 SiUar miles, r.ns)uenl-
r it H I fair nresuinptimi, thai the Stat hi
j fully jnHiH-d ia improving the navigation of
the Deep Kiror, and anrourigmg tmprure-!
meotsand promoting greater facilities Car
rotnntniiiration
The rin sen of die Slate, snd lbs adjoining1
State of South Carolina, are now sensibly a-
hre to the f alue of enlarging the aerera to
then atinee. The subjret of enunei'tinf
Wilmiiigt'Hi with., the minut of Jbaiham
County, through, Fayeueville, by mean of a
brauell ofthe Manehrater railroad, ami a pro.
poaad rd from Favrtlrtillr to the minea, i
being pretaed Otl lha people. The Utter
road was rtrently chartered by tha lgiala
Utr. and we BskI m lha Fayetteeille OIerr.
of die 10th in!. a paragraph slating thai
soma new York eitisrns, haa availed litem-
xelvea of the rtftportiiniiy of ithlaining a rain-
ahle inveelment by untv-nhing (or fiittr
fifilts of ill t squired capital. Tb Obserrer
aavr: .
"That Fire rTundred Thmmnd Ddlnr. the
entire eapital siosk of lha Wrmn lUilmad,
from V)iU villa to lb Coal Field, baa bee
ulwerilxMt. Tho suhteription in thi town bad
rmelttl S'-'J.X). and wnul I nroliatilr hare bean
made thi morninx (100.000, as a la aeeur
the s'tarter and call a Goteral Mealing nfthe
Mnekuoiiiers for tn psrpn ul orianliinr.
when, Uat arankis, a eaotleman from Wall
trrt. New York, aaderabiod to ba onaaf a wu-
cany interete It Cual aod Copper UmU,
arrired her and auWrihed $400,000, atuking
Ihe ntir amount of capital at present autho.
riind hy the charter. And the amouitt cannot
be ineraad until tha atockhniilora. by a formal
rawdullon lo that dSat, aathoria aa increaa
Is 5l.0wl.oua .
'The charter require that the bonk ahall
bakept open CO diy bat, th atoek being all
takea, w Irnrn thai It ia not en rape tent for Ihe
dmmiMnar to reir any rurtuer tuacnp
tiunt for the present.
TU f'harleshtn pater ara likewise. dts
cuating the suHjeel ol ronneeling Charleaion
with the Nitrib Carolina mines, .by mean rf
ihe aforh-r.istern and t;heraw and Isling
ton riilrondt. PUnk Roads arc pnijeeted
that will wheertitl Uio operation, g let in
iintnenas impetus to the development of lb
min"ral wealth of tha State,
We have devoted so much spsoa lo the
eontiileratian of ths value of ilia Coal Field,
that w sre prmduded IVonjsny further lengtli
ened e l tract from the Report, lloaevor ws
iniivl rials that Profettor Cminont has not
lotl sieht of tha variout other important in-
e.i s : . f mt . L . i-
In fil'l J icreaia oi inc vriLisan to rvorin varoiia - -
The rrporl Oiuicr at considerable sxirnl up
on tha value at fertilisers of the marl, tire
lime none and the salt found so abundant In
the Stale, h. dcarribes North Carolina as
divided Jnto lwojre;ri.iljairktvr4
cultural ami lHuuiig ths former embracing
Or ar they more eau.iina and leas tealoaa ia
tn oiarharga M their dune! - Hi raartnl sa
lli.vr eountir-s immrdialrly upon lb Atlantic
s'ope riiemlinf io lha Grot fall of lb riverr,
I lie tatter embracing all west of thrss falls;
and observes that a miuiig diairiet is usually
rnijh tnd uu produt'live. but in North Caro
lina while mining i capable of giving magni-
fti'enl return for labor, the agrii-ullurul returns
fnitn ill rurfuce nre equally prmlncliv with
oilier seciion. VVtisf power af great tiil
and anfailiug permineney a'toumlei Hie ad
V uil igi t for niakjuig Bar iro i of a superior
juality are very grant, tnd the reeouree of
ihe foreel innneiiae.
We have pravioutlr five in ihe Mercan
tile Juurual ( I )i-c. . I t 1851.) iu soms detail,
1 jiboa'H .tlial oil tliA h..l k.,.b 1 .n.l I f laieinent of His financial position ol the
I)... Hiter. ar uomMua U-on.ii. .f v.lu.l.ln I fiale. Tt tbal slatement w must refer our
osi, Uii h from its cropping oat and being
Mt ib'e v ciiiily In lha oi-ran, can ba worked
Atui a imed at f.lrrm low ril. Of lh
quality of tha Drep Uiver Coal, at ftp I3i
ail ilu? Report, tha Profcssnf state:
,..
The Iwo varialie of eoal, "th bitnmlnou
and Mini bitumlnooa, naulnintesnthr e'tte.ara
4ittn in, 4itis ialilld, , IU Uituoiinona ia
.o:irr-rj equalled fr gaea and xeiioey.
In t!il ountiy, snj it ba bai id by a jren,
"ttrmrn. who ia wll aennaintad with Liverpool
riml. that U will burn Ivio at long. A direct
iwnntriiia ha tt been atli to my knowledge,
but that tk aasortUa . ba maeb truth ia it, 1
.bavtaa doubt. - ry-.i ,l
-j "Tii Deep Illver enat is, In the 6mt p'nee,
rlraiM fre frm muti it do nvtaoil tea niiKri,
jlut io trifling degree. It , bora Irmly an-l
or ma a cake; or il undergo a semi fusion, and
KtEluiinaua, and f.iriua a partially iiupervioua
htl!uw eakn, within whioh eomhuatl -n jfutiim
for long time. When a tmall pile of it la m.id
'noa the grnd, tt nviy be ignited I y a match
lend a few .dry leave or stinks. ' It may
Ix Ignited in lb bias nf s limp or en
dle. fii coal ia, theref ro, highly omliu
tiMe, eaaily ignited and burnatvitb a bright
' fume live lijclilwwtj' fur I kl lime. It
'mil he Ijjrnt anon wuod lire, it mt be
burnt in the toaimun flrw place, and II U.
'tn a hit! atrtnge, that gentlemen, who n iv
aoed it fit many year in a lilue'umitb' fore.
hould not hav ad it ia their parlor, lualead
id grean block oak. M ,..at :r - t... ,
-Thia eeai t a-Upted Io all Ibe purpn-e, f
whieb the tiituininnut snala ara apinliy em
liivevi. Tbui fur tits, mannlantnra ia thaear.
readeft. In Ihe public Treanirar's raporl, de
livered to the legieUiure in Nuverulter 1854.
eaiiinate. were given nf the mvenua and tt
peniliture for 1853 and 1854, w subjoiu the
(acorn (or AaeaJ yar, mJing
.; .v..r mi .. , ,.
lo. Do.
Ut 1854 '
Afsrgt fnoosa Iwe year
Aggregate Kipenditum tut twe
. .. years - ,.;
Btlane
IUJ1.101 20
212.C1J 60
$451.oH3 20
Some plain emriloi mrul suited to hiseapeeity,
such ss making envelope and arranging pa
pers, snd he was paid 700 per annum, the
other 8300 bring divided between two of the
rlerks performing the est. duly caused by tlte
UencMiiey of tit boy.
This arrangement, il seems. Was not aven
mail known to lha Secrelry. Il was a M
uatary amngrmenl on lh pari of Ilia bovs
friend and mails with lb chief derk.
Aad for this Mr. Stuart baa been awailad in
event terms at the heel of the rion, snd
iul before his retiruent. Now, although the
act may scent lo hav been an interference
wilh the aalary hied by law lo the rlerkehip
in question, will any man of right feelings
rennure il under in rirrumlanrea
If the hoy's Iriends are the complaining
partie. all we hive to aay ia this ihey sre
very ungrateful and the Secretary of the In
terior ah'told he very raiilion in doing unoihor
henevolent act, lest it be tranaiortned into a
crime. It i not Ihe first instance in which
man of good heart ha realized ihe tting of in
gratitude. Surely. Mr. Gentry' indignation it wrong.
ly aimed in this insUnee. A mm of his ten
erona nature ought lo have heard loih side
of the story . Hick. Hrp.
THK ERICSSON AT ALEXANDRIA.
A derr.ii-b from Waatiington ul but even
ing's p ipers, stinounecs ihe srriral of tk Cal
orie tliip Erii-asou at Alexandria aa follow ;
Ihe Cncaaoa artived at AIcxandri.i Mon
day ereniug from the tnoitih of the Potomac,
where ahe had Uin at anchor for twenty -nev-eu
hourr, during the enow storm and thick
wesiher. Captain Lnwber weighetl anchor at
Sandy Hook at halpst nine on Wedoeday
evening, and soon stood to ths eatiward in the
fire nf a strong g-ilr and lie.ivy ao.i, keeiing
lllia eoure for eighty milm, when lha wind
hifled to the north wet. Tho Kricmon llien
alnul in abort', the wind tull blowing a gale.
During the gile, the hip aloud the lrt nobly,
her engine making fix and a half involution
a minute with the uiwoat regularity. Nol
the alithtet motiou wa pe.ircplthle in the
frame work and bracing of the engine. Af
ter the ahip and the enginet wrre thu fidly
1 tied. Captain I.uwber shaped bit coiusc
fr ths ClicaipeakR, .nod in ining up the bay
again! a from the N. N. C, t-neoouier-ed
a heavy snow norm. On approaching
lh mniilh of the Potomac, lh weather he
eatne so thick that the pilot declined lo take
the ship further, and she earns to an anchor
at ten o'clock on Saturday morning. The
engines had then been in operation aevrnly
three hour, without being stopped for a mo
ment, or requiring the slightest adjustment.
Only on fireman wat on duly at a lime during
the whole trip. The consumption of coal was
under liv Ions in 34 hours.
Captain Sands, of the Navy, who was on
board, i highly pleated, and say 111) would
wHKngry go to California ta her; - -
THE RETIRING PRESIDENT.
The New York Commercial Advertiser,
commenting on tho eirrumalaace in which
lh President elect tukt-s charge of the helm
nf the National Adiniiiistralion, retiinrks:
"Bui while w admit that someiliing of the
Improvement in public ifTtire may be jitally
attrihuiet) In Ihe course so honorably unued
by die Preaidenl elect. Ut the prracol sdmioit
tration belong the honor of having brought
our foreign policy forth from the gloom that
encooinaast'd il, and leaving il to their sttc-
eeiur w ithout a single set ion difficulty or
elnharrassmenl Cuiilerin( all the rirciuu
rtanee of XI i. Filltnore't adminitiration ihe
difltrulties that were rife when be aaaumed
the overninrot, the political hitsiility of Cou-
grea. and oilier impedtmcnls which are well'
known It mutt be regarded at one nf Ihe
wisett, inntt successful and most hrilliaut tlie
Union ha ever enjoyed. Political opponent
may deny this, bnt ihe demonttralian if lie fine
the world. It nat won the roundenre ol lor
etgn powers so far that, while maintaining
untaruiahsd ths national honor, H ha arrang
ed lb mo I delicate question with a Lruud
and ancient monarchy of continental Europe,
difficult and intricate questiona with Great
Britain, and ia able to leave lo i'a aueceaaor
proposition from the English Government of
s liberal and pacilie character, such ss that
Government probably never bilnre made to
any power on the lac nf the eaith. Mr.
r minor and nit uaoinai will retire irom ot
fice, leatiii both ihe domeaiie slid foreign af
lair of tha country in far bellcr condition than
when they took other; with negotiation on
Imit whieb, had they had time to com pie e
them, would have added imperishable renown;
and they will leave to Mr. Pierce and his
rabinet an inheritance of national prosperity
and national hoaor and induence, such s
perhaps no administration aver entered up-
oa.
offirv'S hav ai managed a not to make mis
lakes, and lira into Aireign vessels, either
public or private. Sleps ought to be taken,
therefore, lo prevent violence lo our ships;
and, if mistakes continue, il might hare a
wholesome effect it our rsrlaina snd commo
dore would it a few blunders ia return.
Il is bad nil which docs not work "both
wsys. ' W Ilk reciprocity, and retaliation
too, when il becomes necesaart to put a stop
to sggressHm."
THE STAR.
i.
fist 171
.v-i2T Uf XiJ
Libfrtoi it unit wlam.
HALEIOH. Maroh . 1853.
V. II. P.4I.MfH, the Amerive. Xvwtpaper Area),
U Ikoflg mtltt-gttni Aftr, (m !bu rov in the cil
r nmtiat, mmt Ntw Ywk u la Phil4lliia, a4
! ivaiv emrniwer-d to UN adrertiartavats ana ub
arripttoM at the ratrft at rvqiiivvtl hy at. Hit rer4-ii.li
witl at r;(r(tt"t tt pnvmettiu ICi office, ar BOS
TON, S.-..llav' Hail.iii.r- NEW YOHK. Trihane
lluiMit.g,, -HILAlKl.fliU, H. W. Curaw Third
a;.J Chjtnut Hit.
TUB TIUKTY-SKCOXlt COX0RKS9. '
The ftilluwinjt truth, bluntly but hunettlj
told by the Washington Itepublio. cut to lh
quirk. They must be particularly unpUaaunt
to the partisan litadera implicated ; but aa they
should be brought before th pvuplo, we giv
them a place.
in a few day. ay the Kepublic, the Thirty
aeeond Coniren will (spire,, and leave behind
It a reputation which wc belittvu no fuiure Con.
grwt will emulate. .Vever Ijefuro ia the bi'tury
of leitUtion have au-ih lurfre oprRirtunilies for
atcfulnei been no .tuiai-rably wavte-1. N'evor
befure have private right been o rerklefaly and
wnnt'ttily triflfil nith. It enntmittee burden
e 1 with drawura full of unreportctd roporta, anl
it tablet grruaning unler f-ilcs of unfinished
a-id onaitemptcd Iuiinesa, the Thirtyecotid
Congrene will be ever hnreafter remembered fur
it admitted incapacity for butiueaa an I it im.
menae Demnreriitie niajiritie.
The Demooratie pr have eh-trged upon the
Whig a want of tact in administration. Let
as e how it goea with Itemocrntic Initiation !
A democmtic Hreaidenl of the Senate, Dem.
ocrttio comniWtcce, and a Daiiiocratic majority
of m ire than two to one -.
A Itoraiwratio Speaker of the House of Rep.
resentatire. ltem.ocr.irio committee, tbt moat
important nu.n'ieriuj il Ltomoer.ttiii to three
Wbi)rji, and a Democratic mnjurity on the lhair
of tlfty.two members -and no report froi
, THI PKSIDEirrS I5AU8C1ATI0S-
Tb Iaa(atsria f ftaataast' fbrn was sltnsttl
m M WaaklBfSnfc aa4 tW atilitary iir'y
,a tot trtttUai me ltsatJ a asiaiUar -
via, v .. ,..,..,.... ",,,,..,..,
Ta laaa(ral ssdrvM el tb iww lvl-bmt will U
fsa4 ia aaslker uiani. Il I a Vary H fWVvtt.
a4 WvadiM aa eaevlkal tlriL Tk Pllllbitttrrv will
Is N vrty atrvatg nsak ; a4 If la (
laia alosa at tarried Ml, will Slaani all laMiaat
fitna, Tkiti(4 axlaia(.
Tb aew I'ahiMthae at km aakially aaaaee4;
bat the IMtowta; arnutatat, II ta M, ha km
4elaitly aw la by tk Peniml:
IWetry M Butt, Uhaet U Marry, of N. York,
O. Ik frrarary, Jaaua Galkrie, T Ky.
!.( Ifar, JcfftTMS Davit, w Slit.
Ho. of Ik S.tj, JaaM C. Itubkia, of K. I'srali.
tut. at Ibe laterlar. ItoU. llcCltlUat, mt Hkk.
Poatiaa.tcr tleperaJ. Jaatea I'aairwH, f Pt.
Atlunter ucerntl. Talek I'whiag;, of Maa.
BESOITRCEd Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
W eopy n rtiel, la to-dy' Rtr, frost th
Sew Tvrk Mercaatil itdrertitrr, oa lb resoar
af North Carolina, which will b read wilh inter
vtrt. It is just d4 Iru at far tt tt go ; bat tk
half It aot yt tolL Onr Sut baa niianef wealth
and greataess wbick, ia a few years, will attoaisb
tb world.
CEJf. rlKftt'E'S SIMPLICITY OF MANNER.
artttirosecs w.,. v.w..r,a-n r
' ' lect. . 'y
ftsrailt. ifosTrlw w BJtClfI
ld as visit th talaad of Cuba, and rmvmb aureate
to' lb Uoa. W. K. Kiao tb eSuial aanoanc.
SMat of bi (lection to lb Tie Prssldtaey of
tb Coiled Stat, having perCrvoed thai duly,
rtrbreed to Waahingtoa City ea tb 28th alt
Wa r prratitled (ways tfta kepajblw) ss bwra
from Mr. Justs, that tb health of Mr. Ktso
wa marb improved wbea be Uat Saw bias,
wbicb was oa tb 21i ultimo. -Mr. Joxtscame
paenger in tb teamer Isabel from IlavBwa
to Charleston. Ws publish in another eoluni-
a summary of lbs nsws brought by tbi vssseL
We are Indebted to the Hon. "Jot., P. Cat.
will fur a copy of tb Jatent OS Report for
1851.
W ar tlo indebted to Hon. E. Stislv for a
eopy of ihe Measag nf tb Preaidant of lb U.
sited Stale, tronsmiltiogt report in reference
to ' th inter .eeeani eanal by tb Nicaragua
route; which will b foaad oa thelrst pagcof
thi pi
PERIODICALS.
"THIhf ARMgR' dOt'Rji
i paper.
The New York Herald (says ths Richmond
Republican) ha manufactured quite a flourish"
trig article en the sulject of 0n. Pinree't quivt
entry into the City of New York. It describes
him a "a man of enmmaading fl-unt and intelli
gent countenance, slightly furrowed by the tra
ce of Mtrrow accompanied by a Seoret.iry and
a single rcrvaut. Hit luggage wors sn
aspect of severe republican simplicity a eoupl
oi old hair trunk which might bars been the
property of a veteran of 1RI2, nn I two portmant
teaus, scarcely less venerable in appearance,
were the most wiiietye of the traveller."
It ha generally bien admitted, we believe,
that Gen. i'ieroe is not only modest gi-ntl
mm, but p'wscssed of good tense, and therefore i into ciroula. lion.
tftit ptvrade about hie simplicity uiUKt be quite as j
annnyiit( as the to-vly isin whi--li would if i'h !
public displays. II bit pa--el tbro'jgh New
York, prijbably a hundred times, when be waa
NEW SILVER COINAGE.
The provisions of the late act of Cungress regi
utating the new silver coinage, bare heretofore
been given in the Star ; but our reader will no
doubt examine with interest Ihe following state
Tb February aaraber of the Farmer doors-
al ia before as, and w ai gratified to perceive,
gjvea (ign of decided improventent It will
great good in North Carnlias, if liberally sap.
ported. It is a bodabls rater? rise, aad w
hop it patron will wot b oalaed to tb
farmer slime. AH laes afsar sitiasn bav
aa ialerwt in giving it sappnet and ciraaUlioa.
It is pbliWd at Bath, Beaufort OMBty, by
D. John t. f oatpkin, at $1 a year, ia adyaaea.
f he American Farmer. '
Th February humbrr of thie old and anissr.
ssjly popular Journal presents, as uauaL, a high.
i ty altrsetivs table of enutenta. Pabliabded al
Baltimore, at V per annum.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR:
Ws bare received the February number of
thi abls and useful monthly periodical. It la
published at Augusta, Geo., at ft a year la ad
vane. It is regarded by tbos wba kaow it
well, aa the beat agrivultaral journal, for south
ern farmer, in the Union.
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.
The February number of th Soil of the Soa'b
I nn our table. It it a most eicsllont papetS
meat, showing ths differcne between' the new published at LoJumbut Geo., at fl a year, in
coinage, which goet into operation in June next, t advance. It i greatly improved in tjpograthi-
and that provided for by Ihs act of 1837 t
Silver. Act or Jan. 1S37. Act of Feb. 1853.
Dollar, .4124 grain. No change.
Ilitlf IMl.r, SiKit - 192 grains.
Quarter 1) Jlur, I0:U " (Hi
lime. 41 J " 3H.40 "
Half Dime 20 19,20 "
The reduction in the value of the silver eoiu
will be about 3 per cer.t below it present mar.
kot value the whole reduction brng near 7 per
cent and th present premium on Americaa coin
being 4 per cent. The Journal of Com mere
thinks this will b quit nough to retain the
silver in ths country and bring a larg supply
OREGON.
The tueeaeof Gov. Guinea, of Oregon, speak
of the . beat ami other small grain of the terri'
pi tin Frank Pierce, or as a member of Congress,
lory as being reaneoci nut oidy fur unsurpas.
etl nuillitv. but for th. ttarsiA mintii v nrttiltiM.
without exciting uoy particnbtr noise and be . . - , . , ,
,. , i ed by verv moderate labor, lie ibinat Oregon
eoulii not mtst'tki'. if now oDci-ihI to hint, the a' ! , , , . , , .
... .... , . , maybe made to excel all other agricultural regit
(dilution of the thousand! who ara ready to ...... . .
... Ion. The eountrv la ailmiiably adapted to wool,
raise a about. M , . . , ,
, , , ... . I hemp and flax. Gold mine in the southern part
The Herald anticipate grent effect upon tb - - , . , . . i
, . . , , , ,. , ... , , ol the territory, he ay. are wrought with eon,
world at large from the ihjIicj ef Gen. Pierces i . , ., ....
..... i. i I u . .l- i- derabls tuccess. and sold in suiil quantitie
S'lmtuiitration. It declare that thi policy , , ..... . .
. . ... ... ,. ... , ., , ba been fiundon nearly all of the tributaries of
'will he eniinentlv linlinnal. It will tknul I . '
edge no sympathy with any of tha faction r
eliques intu which ths democratic party ia aplit.
It will be essentially a policy of progress."
Tb Itarahl promise fir Geo, Peirc many
other things uf a bold character, such aa
'-unrontine the abuses of th N'svt DenartmAnt."
iand pulling "a dufinit stop to extravagance
and speculations in the puhlie office in Wash-
ingfrtn.' rni I gmng it trong, ' accomnig
th Columbia heading in th eastern slope of the
Cascade mountain.
erj appearance, and ia tiled with aseful and ia;
terssting matter.
TUE PLOUG ll LOO 3d AND ANVlC
We bar received th February number tt
this1 valuable magstine. It embraces, s wid
scops of topie. snd it pages srs enriched with
much aseful aad Interesting matter. This should
b added to the list of every periodical takea by
Ihe farmer and mechSnie.
BLACKWOOD.
We are indebted to the publishers, Lennsrd
Scott It Co. for the February number sf Black
wood's Edinburgh Mngsiin. Trice (3ayear.
WEST MINISTER REVIEW.
Wet atealao received front th publishers,
Ionatd Scott It Co., New York, tb January
number of the Westminister Review. Term
tayear. .
BtaiTnwAiTi's RxTSoai-icT or I'saCTioab'Mia
iciat asii Svtutar. Pari the 26th. Vnifo-m
American Edition. New Yurki Stringer fx
Townseud. For isle by all Boukaeller through,
out tlte oouutry. Term, (2 a Tear.
This half yearly journal of practical msdi.
cine snd surgery, it appear to a, mut b a
valuable work to all whu desire to acqair in.
formation on the most important science knowa
Tus Atlltlit Faxiir FtfO SsttlKO Th 1 amontf men. and to the Profession IndiaMaatakls.
doadly hnalility which baa iir aunt tims sxiated J U euntaina a coaapendiani. of medicaj. prselics
famihee of tb William andlfrvn all tb British and foreign amdical joura.
i lo th uhrase of th dar. but we think it nroba-
committees for nine month,, and for ten month- bI, ,he new Pre.ident will Sod the first six
barred out from the Speaker', table by the euntri. 1BBnth, of bi, ume jtogher absorbed in th.
Vance ol a low lectfut member. tnak of adjusting "lb political dtmaudt of tb
It not thi a pretty account to giv of a leg: ,D00tlindt bo envi th, Mat Govern
i.Uiv. year ! Doo. not a fearful respensibili-; . . u , . - . .
And where ? . ., . . ... n ...... .
the minor offices ar allotted by the clique and
factions, and by the first of July we shall wit
as a caterwauling among lha disappointed
between Ihe
noeriMS of Amherst eoauty, and watch occa
sioned tlte bloody tragedy at Lovingalon, Nel
son, some time ago, has been ended, a we learn
by publications in the Lynchburg paper. Mu.
tual friend settled their differences on term
said to be at once just snd satiafactory to both
parties.
ty rest somewhere t
On the Democratic Speaker' oemmittees, and
member of the two House,. No factum im.
pediment to public business bare in any in."
stance !con interposed by Whig member
These have been raisad by Democrats, and with
tha. Democracy muat rest the responsibility fur
the misconduct of its members.
Materials have been accumulating during the
last two year that demonstrate how entirely in.
capable a Democratic m yority is of wise and
useful legislation. With a ! ortTtc Exec,
live in whom the people have exprmed th
A DISCOVERY AND AN IMPROVEMENT.
Mr. Carvalbo, a young artist who ba won
some-deserved celebrity at Charleston, 8. C.
ha ahown us a specimen ofthe ecful appli
cation of a reoentdicevery of his, whieb must
add, ws think, great vttlue I ths dajusri4yp
It i a rtroe uf enamelling, anniied after tha
that -ill make bothday and night bideou.piclirf( u by mbivh p,..., U
tn uapiioi. r
THE CAPITOL FRAUDS,
The alh'gcd. frauds, says th Philadelphia
Ledger, of which su much haa been said in some
of the aewapapera. em to be dwindling down
t) a tmall site. Tb Honorable Mr. Staunton,
UfiM 72
The Rttlanee in bandt of th Puhlie
Treasurer at the ctos uf tit
(seal year, I8j-wa 103,040 03
It will ba soea from ihia brief review of the
pnsiuon of lit 8mi thsl abounding in the
eletnenls of wesllli ami proapsrilVs wilh aa
uinmpoehabi cluraetcr for fidalily in all
br engagsmanl. and uneueumhered by debt,
an Siale in tha Union ha a greater claim lo
lb iifiilcnc of ewuiislisis.
Dcm teratio (iairman of the Committee on
highest eoiifiJence in advance, it will be impoe, Tablio Building, publish in the Washing,
slble to conlriv and carry out any nieisun re, ; ton Union, a atatement lo the effect that the
ally benaneial unlea we can have t Wnto ma. $t00,00 appropriated by the deficiency bill,
jority and a Wnto Speaker ofthe House of was realty a deficiency caused by the niggardly
Representatives.
THE DIFFERENCE.
Under the head "Whig and Locofoco Pro,
grew," the LouisvilleJnurnal portraty the strik
ing contrast between the Locofoo and Whig
policy of the country. That paper justly Ft
mark :
"It it very common for LnenfiaHM who bars
more effrontery than intelligence and discretion
to charge the Whigs wilh opposing all move
ments designed toilless. eiiligbted,nd eUvat the
IHtople. The Whig, it is true, are the conser
vative party in the United State. They ar
for iireernring nurpoliticsliiiatilutionl unchang.
ed. believing that they were founded in wisdom,
and are tlte best the World haa yet seen ' 1 hey
ADAMS Si CUU EXPRESS
We learn from thp -B.tllimore American,"
that Mettr. Adam 4k Co., have recently ex
tended their Express arrangement
mingtim, N. C, and to nil intermediate
Messenger now pass daily between Baltimore i ,;.,. .-a -..nfiieted with th true enda of a wise
and Wilmington, and all goods eulrusied tn j constitutional government- They bare array.
the line Ijn forward al mail speed. ed themaelve against the whole school of Loco-
w .. . . . .i. ....... .., .i j
Fii "American calculate largely and i l'o manuest onny pnunpner oi in uay.
wiiti uHtmnsi anu sunottte wt -
i.. 'wil I opposed tlen. Jackson's effort to aggrandise j rt . ,.
'" V. I the power of Uie Executive, because they knew j 1 ""f"
e points. 1 1hat th(W ts..rt$ were contrary to the C.mUtu- officer or
k. lu,,Aia ihul aiitl inniai In M..1. I orOoIIIS their
' . .. . r,- , , nine. Thev are satisfied with th Government
mr.. wnen tn. w..y .nan p aceu " 1 lt , in the MrIi nf ,h, ,pnbiio.
reel nimmun.ation wuh Raleigh and lev I nnd frtr frntn betliowir.; tht thai usurpation.
j BENfeVOLENCfi-A CRIME. UitrHBmi nesieni poriittr.s oi mis stale, ( wcr and ths violations of tl.s ConaliiuwoB
, A , , ,i ay his mmiiron oi "if in'iinao "lovruiiii onmmitreu iy tjoex-uieo rreeotent avwuv-w
Stcy aebato oomrrrofl " b,,WMII Weldoa snd Caston i and slates, improvement on the Government ss it was sd.
Reprsecnlstives on I hursilsy, anon a molhtq . . h . eaeeted. Adnmt sb Co. will ! iniiiistered ender tbo six first and beat of our
of Mr. (Jentry to Intsrt a section in lh Indian I ,fc t;, o.,i.ih ,n,l all ;,.,n, I President. While ths loeofocnshavs been de.
Jtppmprtauon mil. artng it tone a w.hMr , lhf etiterprixtng ",ne,r
sa.rmr.b, paf 'r wf VT. II. R. 8. Tuck.r will "he the .vmZ
noum ing the prudene which wss unwilling to
the law sllows and Mr. tientry ws very
wrers noa; lh Peerelsry of lb Interior
nlo
l.uretteJ hylro-en,' ,fne lignting street and rm tfttri h a rsnat(tioa in th Pension Of-
liuaa, tbr is aa amu kopeno tow It "ill.,, . ;- . .
-. . . , . . i dL:..l. . t... r
ivir. urnrv wtaivu a vnwv io wi,t m
IS t ear of age ws put in office, to fill" the
vacancy orfasinocd by hit fsthrr't death, Ihe
salary b i tg 104)0. It seems ths boy wa
only paid 7iW of this, and tha remaining 30Q
were ill'Wetl hetwoen iwnoiner employes.
This Mr. tJsntrv stigmaiixcd in eery harsh
terms, and thought il worthy nf impeachnienv
Will, on 1 i always good unt I th other
told. W bare beard a version of il from
a per aw laminar wnn ins wnoie iranneuon,
which aot a r different face on lha mat
ter, and show thi act at on of tha beat of
Mr. Smart' life. Il was prompted by iru
benevoL-nee, and does nol deserve censure.
It seem that w obi gentlem.tn, a ihouaand
dolUr clerk, being rm hi death bed, wa very
anhtppy at tha idea of leaving hit wife and
eluhlrett in a atale-of depen lenoe. A aympa
thixittg iriend, nmched wilh tha agony of lh
old (saileman, dclerminrd to do sorntlhing to
smmMh hi ry In lh grave, hastened In the
then chief clerk of lh Pension Ottice, who
intsrestod himself with lit Coinmis-doa
ami the Secretary, and got a sommitsion for
iliayouibaaa elark. - H
Tb l-ir of tppointnHNil was resJ to th
dviaf m m, who wpt tear nf grsiilode, but.
with ilifl;ftniety for which .ht.lrts; proirM-.
al ia life, said it was mors lh-ti eoatd b ex-wsrtod-s-hit
boy WS sot ft ttiork a
...
rsquirs lesasr pen fir furnishing it; beoas,
... . . i- .1. f I.I..L I.. I.
.It soniainsso utile euipaur, trum wututt awiiittw
retted hydrogen i formed. S i, also in tha grate.
It is far le off -naive, for the asm reaoO. But
'at It It rti.'b in bitumm. It will fur tish a Urge
wtount ofgaa, and tual which it. nmpartivcly,
' para. I 'J'ttisadvaMtnga is one'ofgreotimporlanu.
,lt sh.Mild, atu, le tUMd. that it furoisb an
.titceiirnt euka, whioti way ha used fir atnuufa
turing purpose; and as it is Uft very porou, il
"i- in a e-inJilioa to aU To ahtre quantity ul
-llits-du'iott of erauideof poUatinut: aod hentc,
is scarcely accessary to add,' that It ta ad.uira
ably adapted to steaming, rrstwacb as Its
fkms is frss and durabl. Fur f-irj as. It it
not surpassed by sny eoal ia market and Or
p trior gmt ., it it both pleasant, asonomieal,
and free from dirt.
"Tlis uii'ilitie of tii.- Peep R'vtr e it are of
7t!i it cbaractsr, then, which will v tt trie h'gn
'bst pi tc In tii market Th hienliiie wh tS
4iv been beatsxplorsd, aa I where eoal of a da
' .aid 1 character ba be" artoiasd, srs at II m
wills and Farmvilte, bttb in tit same neigh-
borbood. The Taylor mine, lbs Uutfor llort-m,
al Uie Murcbiton mines, all furnish bituraia
oua eoal. wbii-h oi a r varv ia at J mioorrxdnls.
H -t is uuiw aimiUr a a whol. Th Hortoa
"uiue.ha b ii u-wJ the onxl- It wa knew
a tb rov-tluti in, an I a report a id to toners.
i Mp-ctiu it, is ttll ext tnt. Had tb propiMI.
lions, or view be-m earriel out, which wer ex.
,.isJ. in. lint rcnort. we can scarcely toll,
'; -t lbs' ra1to"waW-wif. twit V 1
' t ,,-,, p ipuUiloit uf Dnp Hirer, but also, npoa
thi onterprix td the IM!. It mtivl It noticwd,
Agent of lb lini for this City Rtgitter,
TIM? BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR.
, The affair of the Black Warrior, whirh
vsssel ws fired into a few day sgn, off the
coast nf Cuba, hy a Spanish brig of war, hat
very many excited the ailenlion uf tii proper
inrhiwitie at Washington, and we bop their
action iu the matter wdl not only ba prompt,
but nf euch a character as will not only eheil
a speedy and full jiwitce, hut put a stop tn
tliesa repealed insult and outrage lor in
future. Th Union in ' commenting upon
tlte outrage, thinks it cannot he justified; aad
snyr.
-Wt must eonfets that w ara tired of
hearing of explanation tnd apologies fur stop
ping American vessel, or firing into litem
on ilia high teas. Any petty nation thinks it
may wrong our ships, and we will fiadly
consider the matter "honorably adjusted" on
tha mere allevaiiin of mistake, or an an in
sincere profession of regret and a worthless
apology without adequate teparatinn, lo be
followed by a repetition of th wrong, al the
find convenient opportunity. " w lav no
faith In these mielake, anil art consideration
for sueh) apologies; f ir wa hav never heard
that a foreign officer wa ever punished or,
eniebuked, for stopping aa Vmerican ship.
tv hirda ant a.Mrre, of jr esniain as- eovnmo
drt,aak aojftoryvionajly, and , top
a foreign aliipf Are they wiser that) tha nfli-
eara ft othet niti , and tt litbby to err f
what wa new, untried, aild perilous, th Whig
hav been cherishing it aa witai and necessary
to ihe maintenance of a becoming reverenoe for
the Constitution. While the loenficos bars
been for pushing out to sea without chart or
coinp.iss in search of doubtful good, the Whig
have constantly instated oa nbaarving the old
landmark and keeping the Ooveinment within
Ihe limit prescribed hy th Constitution."
NEW ENGINE.
Th new Fira, Engine Exoeltior." proord
fur th us nf thi City, having arrived, the mem
ber of tlie Firs Companies No, t snd met
and took it from the depot on Friday last, to
Faynttevill Street, where, by exercising it fre.
ly, they tested it capacity to do good service.
If kept in good nnler and we dl bop th su
tborities witl see that it is bette taken car of
than tlMotf kasJiaa been it will b found to b
aa important iutrrumant in protesting ths sity
from th ravage ef th awrouring slemeor,
appropriation made al the present session, which
waa altogether iasuScicnt and only half of what
was estimated fur. There is nothing liks iaves
ligation to elioitsthe truth, but party spirit is
generally so bitter snf prejudiced, that even af
ter an unfounded and disparaging charge is
proved to be baseless. Ihe alat.dsr is repeated
for months sflerward with th same aasaranc
a if every word of it had been substantiated by
tho most conclusive testimony. We set that
Mr. Kennedy, whose official conduct aa clerk of
lbs Census Bureau, has been enllad in question, '
baa made application to both House for a com
mittee to investigate the charge brought against
htm, holding himself ready if the eomntitte d
not fully and emphatically exboaerate hint of
cation in anything discreditable aa sa
or a man, lo refund avsry dollar of hi
salary bs has received.
V
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
This Road is doing a prosperous business.
It runa, we believe, between Charleston, aod
Aagutta. Two deKtt and a connecting track
are in process nf construction in Augusts. Ths
a'ty shsrged $150,000 for th privilege- It is
nirMsed to build a double track from Charleston
to Branohville, at the junction of the Columbia
road, at the cost of $1,040,000. The survey or
lbs road through ths Rabun Oap to ths Tenors,
s Una wa made during tbe summer.
The company now own 54 luoomntivet and
fire hundred and e'ghtytbree ears of all classes.
Th greatest number uf mil run by any on
train during the yrar was 20,180, sad by any
an freight train 20,812. But two fatal aeci
dont took plan during Ihs year. Thess fact
wer gathered, by the Richmond Republican
from th New Orleani Delta. S
V
permanently cured, and protected from tbe
action of Ire, water, or contact of any kind.
Thus protected, the daguerreotype seeds no
glass in framing, and it may bs transmitted,
without injury, bymail, to any distance.
SUB MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Tbe first sul-jiarias telegraph on tbe Americaa
continent ba been put in operation under tbe
arm nf the sea, which separatee Prine Ed.
ward' Island from Nova Scotia. It it 140 mile
long and five timet the length of that from the
French to tb English eoaate. This telegraph
is a link in tbe line that is to bs used, ia con
nection with the ocean steamers, in bringing
England aod the United States within five days
eommnnication.
MURDER IN ALABAMA.
On ths 14th nit., George Sharp, of Burnsville
Dallas county, Alabama, wa murdered by a
man named Notes. Nolvs bad been guilty of
tbe infamous crime of incest with two of bis
daughters. Sharp was deputised to arrsst him,
and was shot by Nolet as bs spprosebsd hi
bouse with a psrty of men to aid him ia iufore
ing tbe warrant, 8harp waa killed inrtantly.
Nolea made hi eacap. A reward of 500 was
offsrsd for his arrest.
Aristotle being askad what grew old soonest,
and what latottf nwerd Benefit and loju
nrics. Tbe wis philow-phar well understood
that we are apt to forget a good turn, but our
memories ara wonderfully tenacious of any
wrong or injury that w conceive hath bee
done to us. Most men writ down the on
iu ond, where every blast of wind obliterate
th record; but tb other tbey take ear to bav
ngra va upon lsaves af adamant, in ehnrac-
tors that scares time Itself ie able to deface.
als, being a coudncd register uf medical f et
and observation fur Ihe year, tu. W, of
course, are not qualified to judge in sncb mat,
ten ; but it present to our mind every feature
of work of high authority.
ITBMI OK N 17 W .
I Ac Calorie Outdone. A correspondent of tb
Newark Daily Advertiser, writing from Genoa,
saya;
The reports of tit suoce of ths caloric ship
Ericsssoa, in New York, attract much attention
in tbi quarter. But gnat as that sntorprits
is the recent invention of Mr. Coroiio, of thi
teity, to which I have before referred, promiss
to auperced it. Th Doctor and hi friend,
who ar very numerous and wealthy, think bs
has completely sucoetded in devising aubstitut
fur th steam engine, fire, and Ac, aad that
electro magnetism will henceforth be tb mo.
tiv power of altmacbinery. An agent i bow
on his wsy to tbe United Stales to proeare a
patent tbere-
V
ftsr-Th Legislature of Illinois ba passed a
strtmrent law azainst th issos and eirsotatisa
' t .f . 1... iUnAniiM 'ti.tri ik.n A .
Th New Ysrk Tribans thinks that tb aet
oasaioQ to ths metallic enrreney of th world
during the but two years has been about bar
per cent, a year ; snd since nriess of rsl sstaU
aod many other thing bare risen far above that
increase, it apprehends there it danger of a gen
eral revulsion, before long.
Tbiocro in Caiaa. I a anticipation of th ate
of tobacco la China instead of opium, th Sc
retary of the Navy deem it fy important to
secure such a commercial connexion as will
bring about an interchange of commodities.
Groat Britain pays China in opium ; wt pay la
the precious metals. , If (ho says) a trads be
tween ut and the Chinos shall be opened, there
is reason to believe that our tobacco will be gen.
rally reouivad there ai.a substitute for thi
poisonous drug.
WIXTER "LtSGKRtop.'V
Wt war visited sa Saturday hut by tb heaviest
new w hav had km for severs! yosr. t fell to tbe
depth sf thrss r fear lack. The pleasura taking
raax aad toll, toiling lb stesslea, ware is
mediately eat enjoying Ik laxury sf sMalag,knd
r ly was salivsatd by tha Jingling af tolls a
1:1 II s'elock tt alghi. Tb sua wss ! "a
day, aad Jby aigM tk saew bad rretty arly
41rtPrert ' ' '"'
Gentlemen dcatroua of serving their btloved
e-.itintry, in some official capacity, sums wag in
th Carpet Bag bits off, thus:
"The office holders srs all In a sweat,"
Said sn office boper, with exultation;
"True," said old Roger, "I never yet
Saw snob a Oeosral Pierce pirstion,"
A revolutionary suldiet, aged 104 ytars, or.
rived in Cincinnati a few dayt ago, from a vttit
to bit frisndt eat west, and wat oa his return la
bis bom in Richmond, Va. Ha ia laid to ba
remarkably active, aad has never bee lick but
one ia hie life. The Cincinnati Times sys
that during th revolution ba fought la atl th
the principal battles in North and South Caroii.
n. n bier aa ey at ths battle of tb Cowpene,
under Gen. Murgaa, and received two wounds
J at th bsttls af Brsndywinat andee Waahingtoa
sad Lafayatt. II wa aa tb battle of Trea'
Inn and Friaeetoa, where tbe jrav CoL Mr
eor wa shot. II saw Oca. Warrea fall at Bun.
ker Hill, white cheering on bit troop to victory ;
nod to sum np, b fought ia sixteea battle ia
Kaw Turk and Tsrmoal, sader Generals Oats
aad Araold. r -
COXOETSS. Tlitl tody siDnarasd sts eVsewsb
"4 Ith utusnt, at aee. '
MaSALtrr or Coaoass. A Wahintoa tetter
tat that sBM atabtri af Coagres last Bun,
day !utd f geing to sbarsh, wsnt It m tbt
eslorleshtpBrirssoal Oh for sham! W thought
members of Coogr nevsr went sny whars but to
stmrsh a Saadsy ! Tbey bad better keep awry
I from caloric, tbey amy bav to, mack f it soms
of toes day I
Tbre Enfliia ships, loaded wttk Jpoolia. hav
orrlvstiat Havens, from Ckiaa. Ths safferiart
aad death tt tb pataeegev en tbe voyage bav
beaa terrible.. Oa board th Panama 90 died est
ef (ul. Tk Blesbrim last 28 sal sf 411, sad tb
0rtrad 146 eat f SOU Otlutv strivsb) of vessel,
imilsrly frclghtod, wer daily ksktd for.
A dispsteh frssa Waahiagtoa to tb M. Y. Tri
bans, says that tk doty will to toksa off Bail Road
Iron. ,; '.; ' 1 2-L '
Osa. Pure, It tppeara, gads it msr difficmlt to
get a easefcatsa than a Cabinet. Ills aew stotod
tbal Mr. 6 ear, sf ths Cambridge Ha sfsmsjba.
aaslla! tb fpsitount, ss ba wiU teetlvs t
Ve PmmuLm? Imml on Friday niehl 15th.
was ths most numerously attended of any wbicb
bas ever been held.
Fin orange aad lemon have recently been
gruwa in th eity of Memphis Teen., about
turea-quarters uf a mils sost of tha Mississippi
river and near tbe 33th parallel of North lat.
ittude.
1 he largest bell in ths spire of Si. Stopaca's
Cathedral in Vienna, is omposed uf 180 suae
which were lake from th Turk wbea tbey
wer repulsed from tn wall of tb sity in
103, aad waigba 38,000 pound
It that become ' acquainted aad is lavatted
with authority and influence, will ia a abort
ties b convinced that, In proportion aa th
power of aowx well Mi enlarged, tb temptations
to do ill ar multiplied sad enforced.
Ssata Anna is said tuba. aawUling to rotara
to Mexico until b ahall b certain of a cordial
reception. .
It is estimated that ths damage ear fisheries
sustained last summer from tb tutorraptio of
their baaiaee by tbt British fleet sent amoag
them, wer aot toss tlian a quart xr uf a million
uf dollars. . . .
Tb rescipts into lb Treasary of Califorala
during tb last fiscal rear wer $366,825. Ex
penditure $087349. ' Etees of expeuditme
$021,024. Tb asseniUy bav voted to rsatsia
ia Vellije the present temioa and tb SeaaW
ar ipectd to concur. .' '
Lrxcantau, Fab. 28.
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