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ii il i i jh-j. ,ii mi mi mug.,,,-. , . a- 'f4: i ,t- -.! f--t i. . : rji!,.! H ; ,'r. w V vt;'rr ,;( $f s j ".rfr -t35AS J. IE 1 11, Editor S0&T1 t.UOLni-"Pwtrfiil ii iil'llretiit. aoral mi phjrucal rrttirm, lai laid f n tire tad Itbmi if ka'r kWrtttflif." r- H Ml VOL. XLIV. RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1853. ' , ; 1 via' " TKRM-i. If paid strictly in draae, f J per an J t if sra oih; ti the a I r the year. tbVKRri.sINfl. I Square (16 lln) rt uns-rtlon $1 Mi I Mat for ;ach ath'tonl insertion. ACRICCLTl'IAl. Proa the Ashil!e Sstlor. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tlie undersigned, hating hern appointed bv liar Buncombe eoonty Agricultural Society. nmiite m addrrse the citizen of the rtvunty mi the subject nf Agriculture, anil of h importance of organizing aocietie lo pro. nun this moil important of all puranit, only rugard il neecteury to rail ateulion lo the subject. WennK believe, lhat al lhi day, argu mm j sseemmry In rnnvinee our fellow-ciii- jen of Ihe change and improvement in our, iftiuleor lanningm m i "-'n.nr ... ?M admit the wan. of skill and rare. III Ihe.ilrain- ,ng, plowuur. manuring, ami ei.iii.at.ng i our larata.alwMprMeii-.i:iear,i.ia...Ursvi.- by that n ime.) u absolutely dnnaml rel.'nn- The nndersigned, do not aspire to heteacb era, nor would wo venture even a suigcsiinn a to the remedy for either of these defeeis. Wa acknowledge, that in our own farms, lliu want of skill and rare is manifest, and lliere as well as in the farms of our neighhois. may Im aeen evidences of the defects alluded to. Wn neveriheli'M see and feel llie impnrlanee uf improvement, and call upon -ur fellow-citizens in unite wiih ns, and the friends of im proeement, that we may more fully organic" oil reel ves inin a soetctv for llie purpose of mu tual improvement, and Willi a vicvr to beiei'n U.e eoui t y al large. . The orgjniialion of Agricultural Sncieiies. Ul which free dicusioit ts alhiweil and en couraged, and in which ihe most apprmeii hooks and paper? dnvoted lo the subject nfe iittroduced and read, and in whirh experi ments are made, reportpd, and pri-niiunis a w.irdcd, wlierehy a laudable emulation ?s cre ated, has in oilier sections of ihe rmtiiiry been nmsl successful in hrineing alwit !hc reforma tion an much required in our station yf tle eountrv. Is it, then not fikclv favorable resnli would tm fionwl amongst h, if wo use the iue means! No une who h observed the capability of our soil f. .r iinprntenieHt, and the great facilities with wli'ch die most unfa ?, itible pnsitiona arc rendeied prod'ic'.'ve and beauiil'iil, can doubt this. Indeed, we would hazard nothing m sa y ing. that no portion ol Ihe State will pay bottler for manuring, and but small portions of it sii well. The Legislature al Us lasi Mon, granleil charter to an Agricultural Society in e.ich county in the iSlale ; and wiih a eiew to en courage oa to organize and continue iu fiire atK-h siwiatiea, has given ua a e.orioi'aii ex is encu, and aproprisicd rhrauni of fifty dol lar, to he paid atinujllv m any su h cmp .ra tion, on Ui.) society raising a like sum, to form ug"her a fund lo he awsnled in pr.-uii ivns to the producers of the best enir, to ilte rt-tser? uf llie best domestic uim-l, and to ihose who fuake lite ,besl anicles of douieslie m.inuf ic lurr, din a-wiely nisy arder. In sione of die wider touiuies of die Slate moat important im provemen's have been made by means of so eielies, voluiiiarily formed, and for several yaara 4 spirit foi further improvenienis has been ronstintly growing. In the county of Kdgeeombe, a flourishing Agricultural Horirtv has existed for aevcrd ears, the! rflecl of which haa been 10 more lhau d luble llie crops of the eouiiiy within a few years amio re aiore to cultivation much aif the worn out and abandniidrd lands of the conotv. We call upon tlie jwople of the rotinlv of Runcombe. to say whatlier we shan he Ihe J last to avail ourselres of llm pu' Oiir.ineMienl held out to us by the Legislature. We call upon the farmers of the county to sileml the next meeting or die society, on Monday of the Spring Term of our Superior Cnuru and lake tins natter in their own hands. Il is re markable, that societies sliould be formed and kept up t" promote any and evety oiher ob. jret ; hut in this, the most imorlanl of all pursuits, and direclly interesting nine-tenth of our population, should he so much neglect ed and disregarded. We believe that this has been so, only for want of proper efforts to or ganize ourselves into aocieiirs,and because ihe importance, of seeking information on litis subject has not been sullieiently brought 10 public notice. We are pleased lo see the in tetest that the farmers are now taking in their own w- Ifare, and confidently predict, that in a few year quite a rcvolation wi'l he effected in our agriculture and a nicer lace given l our much favored but long neglected county. Respectfully, N. W. WOODFIN, J. W PATTOiN, J. M. SMITH, Committer. WHAT TWO ACRES CAN DO. The twenly-aixlh meeting of the German town (near Philadelphia) Farmers Club, was held at the house of Philip R. Kreas, on the 23rd of November. He is tlii.- editor of the ' Germaniown Telegrdph, 1 warm and active friend of agriculture, horticulture, etc., and ihe orginator of the Club. Though li;s whole plot of gniulid comprises less tln two acres "aMl 1 tudf, yet he manages lo produce upon il in perfecilon, a littleof evervlhing. '1'hosc who are aigliin for more hud will do well lo read (his statement can fully, and inquire whether II would not bp wise torullivaie their prcsi'n. acre heller than to add to their num ber. "The reporier at the meeting slates lhat during the present year lliere ,sm cut two tone and a quarter ol prime hay ; there were patch ofiurnipe, earrois, parsnips, bcew, cab bage, tbiee kinds, onions, peas, frtjole and half a dozen of ether kinds of l.cns ; falsify, lettuce, nkm, corn (HlowrlPs Sugar, and Ad ma,) piiamem, pumpins, (three varieties,) . aquaalits anil to aloe,-gg (dams, aaparagus iu abundance, cilery (of splendid qaiiuiy.) 10 gether with almost every other kiud of vege- tt ible In be fuund in llnralali.g.ip. His fruits - consist of Hieliwa, six liiuds uf cherries, five . kiuda of plupuj, peaclici j ,tweiiiy-igiit vari- eijes of select pears ; IweUe varieties of ap ple ; red. white and black' curranli i goose- berries, blackberries, and four varieties of "Vasptwrriea, grapc etc.,' etc, """In the garden ,nd mansion yard three w, very eh.HC. rnfleni,m ( flnwers, among - tlana wiany aeleei r.cs and rare vine. Tae " aireiwuetrud free iuwial' if tii' VarTolte. "rt U btirA Jpontt. TyptiwniirwV " ' leodar ear. me Irish yew, and ihe Amercaa art or m- lar.uniii.'i.. r , i . . i , . ,. .. wet male, (lie Knlisli unl mounuin anh, ric, ptr. In aililiiinn no these, there was a liuintwrofh'-aiilifiil Polish fnwln blirV, wliilr and apangleil anil pea fnwla in the bam yaril a fish pond in the ganlen and a larr num hernf rlioirc. laney pi(rena at llie liuuar. Jn all Una there i an exct-llent taain diaplayed. We noiirrd licit tliA hmiae and ofiVca were hchicil with gat, warmed with a heater, and mipplii-d with water from lite piildic work. Datlia, hut ai.l cold, hae, fur yeura been aup (died by a rearrroir on an elevated bark building, holding tnn fifteen hundred gallon, tvliirh haa nlaui fnrnisheil pure, aoll run water for i arioua part of the Iniildinga. In the garden is a small green houso exea taled in the gniiinil, say lo lite drpth of three or four fell, fm in I'd up at the aides, raised a rouplc of fnet alinre ground, iindrovrred with i t . .i i.i ... . - , ( tMyn glass, in in s eiiciiiKure or iu are arranged i n e nre nuwil by M .inr Krfi, ihji it i itir i . , noMjhi. ornviinii for flowen and aliniul e (,.g(.ri.in f p.a jn wiw,. Kosej, (ji.ll!)r fllllrlth , , -reater fa. lion. During the wlnde ol the last unusually I severe winter, hut a single drlieaie iiighi - . 1 frost. I his green house requires no artificial he ill. In the hoi beds we found cucumbers a ' - am! cauliflowers up, lellit.ee heading and spring ndishes lull grown. We may truly iiy, in regard to the ' Olegraph K.nn," lhal it is a farm in miniHiure. bui in comfort, convenience and taste, without any large pretention 10 inoie cosily elegance, il h a p.merii "jilantalion," and would in the ftill-gi'.iw u.g season, afford coni'iisaiim for a visit from any i.f our poii den. us larmcrs. In a word, il is, in the strirl sense of llm word, a li niie. .V. A', t'artnir. AC UIC f, Li t li A l. M 1 1X0. Al a meeting held at ihe Court House New-llerne, on Saturday April 2d, for li e purpose of for:,.iug an Apriciil'ural Society, on motion of W . ti. Wadsu orih, t'ouucil U. I Wood was request, d Intake the Cliair ami! Wm. H. Oliver app'ninlnl Si-"i-e,i1(r, . i'he i '..iisliliiliun 1011I Ity l.iuv reported bv : a cmoiniiie :.ppniiitcd f,ir the put pose n ere j iinri'ii jihu! v adopt..'. Alier which the' f.'l'inving nffieeirs were elected fir llie ensuing ! year : ; William B, Wa.Nwirrth. President. C. II. Wood, Prcderiek P. Lailiani, W. S j Hlacl.i'dee. ice I'resi.hMH. W. H. I'eare", Treasurer. - I Samuel W. ( hailtyick, Coi rf sponding Sec-! re.ary. W. 11. Oliver. Recordine Secretary. It was ino . cd that each member lie request ed to deposit with the Recording Secretary a sample of tlie different kinds uf Marl found an his plantation. The following Cmmnitt. e were appointed to rxpeiiini nl lib and report tlie effects ol ihe following Fertilizers, six : Samuel W. Chadwick. C. II. Wood. V. A. l o!..in. W. H. Wadswnrth, Jno. Rieharlson, with Guano. Fntdeiiek IV l.aihi, Walkf DnHV, Wm. B. Wadawarth. widi ( 'hnpp. H's Fe.iilixer. John Winihrop, Sainuet W. Chadwi.-k, W. S. Ulackage ; Willi Sulphur Phosphate of I. love. MoveH thai the next regular mealing he held si the Court House on Tuesday n'ghl of April Court week. The President then offered die following topics to be discussed al next inuet iiig, " ii : The host wanner of reclaiming land involving ihe pniaie, lo wit: the best method ol l.iv tug ufl'aud culling ditobes The -idisittstfcs and disadvaul.iges. atld best mode of constructing under-drainiug ; whellit r diet will answer m very slilT land, and keep open in very light lands. Whether lands can he made 10 dry by duelling, and llie cost uf drain ing swamp 'amis. On million, the meeting adjourned. WM. B. W ADSWORTH, I'rrnJrnt Wm. II. Ouvra, Secretary. BEAUFORT COUNTY AGRICULTU RAL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this association assembled in the Couri House at Washing km on Tuesday the 2nd March, at 'cluck P M. The Presidenl, Col. Win. II. Tripp, call ed the meeting lo order, and II. V. 1 1 ikon was appointed Secretary, pra lent. The proceedings of the last meeting were read by the Norreiary, after whioh the com mittee of three reported through Dr. Tomp kins dial they had failed to procure any gen tleman tu deliver an address npou this occa t ion. The eomniitlee of nine, appointed as exe cutive committee, alfo reported thai ihey had not been able lo secure lh stun entitling the Society lo the auioiiul provided by our last Legislature, when upon J. II. Lucas moved that the members proceed to make up the sum required, which was done, aud lhal loo in a spiril of enthusiasm seldom witnessed. The cominilieee of arrangement then pro ceeded u mi ke the following rejiori, which was received and adopted: llcMijod County .1r'nillural Sp i'y, ' March 22, 1853, $ The executive committee lo whon.wa r. fcrred al the last meeting of thV Society, iho awarding of preniiilins, beg leave to m ike the following report: RrjolrtJ, That U order, to enaoursge snd stlmit' late t!ie,frmr and Rieefisaics uf this cuntr lo a Isu.lsh e eaa.peiirf.iw, w "Uld recummeud to tiie society that the foliuwitiz preiiti'jnjs or rwrtrd. bet offereii. to those who slciil sccoriling to the terms herein ststtid. be entitled to tttein. RwleJ, That there shall be held in or near Wastiiturlon, on Ihe htk of October asst. an annual Fair, for th purpose of routine, an ettiihitio of tin largest prodncls, best stocks, best nieces of lueclisitisinr, and best specimens of hone Industry aiade br produced In this eonnty. The fo lowing are the premioms to b awarded: For tlie largest crop of corn raised on one acre, J3 For tlis I sanest crop of sliest. For Ihe largeet crop of ota For the largest crop of cotton, " " For the largest erop sweoi potatoes " For th best ISUII1011 raise.! in the eouaty, For Hi best Iwe year old Coll, ' For the best one year old ('oil, " for th bast ave-stonUT s Coll, ' For lit. best brood marc, - " For ths hs harness horse, ' ror th bMt Kill " For tb batt Jack. " For t!i best Mule, , ' For the finest Bull, ' For the best milch oow, ' " For the beet heifer " For the best yearling ah, " For Uw boat yoke of mi, " For th best baery saad in the couniy, Iweob 1. .rf InV'iauiiSiefn ' e7 FTrst carf fhr iaiinSrfiig, Far th beat epocime f eabsaat aiskinf, , For the best " blscksnitliiug work. For the best piece or woollen olotn. " . . , . , r ..!.: fnt the bt p1V tff boo, " f'or lh bent Mtiituf dothr, " Fur tli tKt rtttuy uhd an agrKui- ml inject, ... Rfoahtiit Tbmi thoae persona who winli t cum pvte for tke prcmiumf nbore nmel, ahail wakf known thL-ir intention by letter to tke Century of lb Society on or before the firat Auntj!t next. Rrt'tived, That those persunn coiiteDling fur the premiums awttrdcl for the variouvcrups ahall pro diwa on the day vt the Fails ctrUfiente sit;nU by three renpeclttule person in the rouutT. tt?fvinai mm tAlli amount f I k It ml rult il.,i I crop f rolu -el That the competitor in crop nhsM to aeftire Uie?o Uir"l) also protUee ob tlicd-y pf th Fair a written ntnte- Ort motion of Dr. K- J. DfKuwt, Jr., the ment of their manner uf maiiuiiuK, their nole nf n,rr(M,tf wt oivantlfd bv rnlliiiff J.iImi Drtw .""ifL''i: '! Wr,h ",,id"i""!'.o...i:s.1 . M. I'. ... .he chair and, ppoiming krmlrtJ. Tht tin competitors f.i the prrmiams i Jami-a Fulton and I. Uurr, it , Srrreuriea. fur the bed uf l lie nriuus kimls ofiock. and W"l The Hireling hat ing been nrganiietl, (iru. wcime in llie isrioui aieebsnic arts, urn! i f )vi, fq , m a few eloquent remark, in- iii.rae muu.inr. saa i certiry tnat tuejr were raturJ mi innimiitciareo la tins coantrv. Jt.,U,J. Thanh. IVe-identuf il. Soci.tY.li.il ! l.e con,i icrrd tl.c l. ..;.,.... . ,1 i:..- com.aitt.., n.t if at any tlm tie shoalil he uliwnt. I " " i ruiit n. i I'rewtUut hall rioita hie duty in this roHpct I , t. .wi.unt a.r.hols. who. Jut5 it k.U U , to attend on llie dy uf U.e Animal Fair, and see or.ler is irecn-cd, ahile the eibdiili" is being ninde. 1 t-.i 1 i.-i. I lilt- ' k. ilvi.,i , , " 1 rD-eiaeuU. wkos. duiv it shall he to ...licit uh- senptions, for the .ur .e of .urchi.iK H su.ta - hie location sicl f.,r the erection tt suitstite build ings for Hi holdm ef Uie rah.il.iti ,11, n.l to superiui -ua at. prrpemuous uecesnsry I. We,.. Thai a eommitt.e of ihree shall be up. pointed br the 1'ie.i.ieul ta pn.oure some person to deliver mi addieas herure il.u society at some ptner in Wsshinirtoh on the evening of the 8tli Octolwr 1 1 ti . n u . , ,. . .Woeed. Thai all members of the Heaufnrt Ae- ' ti- ultural Society an 1 the.r f.milie. shall he .1- ' lowed to enter the Ksir grounds fre of charge, and jt innt all othfr pi-r..i , eh:i uhon entering:, i iy 1 uie s.iai . 1 ceii.s. wnun siiaiili rejar le.l .b Iw.amg to the Society. M. 0 Hiitos, 11. iv. oi ii.i.ii.i. J. M. Tati ick. SVl'L IV Tit., hi, J B. Lt cas, II- A. f.LI.INtlN, Ili..srv ll.iKsr J. F-.l "l.aK:, il Jo. F TowexiNs 1 Ilr. Th onipkic.s then d.dtv in hi n:tllv lieteresting atyh-. nil a speech and Was f,r!. lowed by F. H. Saileiiliwiiite, Kej. Mr. showed llie did'erenec in llie rank of agricul- Lire now. and when he was a youth I ful. lv proved br an account if hi. own evneri-' nieiils in rnaiiiint making that all il r".)iiires lo ninke it the most pmfitab'o. As well as the inn' honorable a vocation, is Ihe applicHinn of science atnl he lollpcd to see ihe iiy when lie eotild retire from the liar ami confine his ailenli.in exclusively to fsrmiiig Ho closed by .lliorling the Snciety to renewed cfinrls in. the cause, assurinj; lliem ihai a brighiet .lay ia not far distant. The iely ill. n proceeded t , ',, eee tion of olheprs for another year, as follows Kamnel (-Khornr - Pwidenl g J-tme P. ' wliarves ol W dntingum. Of what avail to Clark and N. W. (.uilfortl. Vice Presidents : ' open the ('oil .Mine, if. tlie pculael eannW be II. t". Ilillon, Kucordiiig Scerciary t Jim. U.ls. iil lo market. Limit the exil lo Nctr Inlet Thonijkiiis, Corresponding N.'cieiniy ; J..pl. done, and ilia capacity for commercial in Lucas Trrsiaurcr. ' creaso will soon he riaihed. The coastwise Hr. Tliniuiikiue, Jas. F. Clark and II. nrv Clark and II. nrv Uiiu.M'k were appomieu a t tnitiuiillce lo wail on Mr- Bridjeri, of Edgecomhp, an I aidietl linn tu deliver an address before tlie Society. The fullowing gen letnea were appointed a committee of arrangements and eepecial.v directed to get a suitable local ion in or near Wai-bing.o.i I .r 'l.e exhibition in Ocinl.er next and tu make such oilier provisions as the uiiure ol the case may demand, (viz) II. A. KlliH.m, II. Umiock, W. W. N'ornun. I)r Thi.mpkma, S.inil Claik, S.imi. ''. Carrow, and B. F, Tripp. Il was movrd ami carried ill it tlie thanks of ihe stocK'ly be leiid. red lo the officers for die past year. Il wa moved and carried that our r.exl meeting be held in Yashingtiin oil 'J'uesd.iy celling of May Court. The following gentleman became mem bers' .f the Society, (viz) Saml. Clark. Lew is Clark. J. B. Marsh, Sam'. T. C.irrow, II. F. Tripp, Ch .rles Tripp, J. IL Siuhbs, Win field Mpse. Henry A. Kllison, W. W. N"t in.ii. and Jarvia R. Harding. It was then ordered lhal the proee .-dings of t It ia meeting b puhlished in tlio Farmer's Journal aotl North Slate Whig. The uieenint thru adjourned. W. II. TRIPP. Prcidcnt II. U. Hilton, Secretary. OCIIKA HEMP. A new and mo-l valuable an cle of com merce is likely to be added to the resource, of Louisiana in the lieuip made from :h oc ra plant. We have a specimen of il b-f ire ua, ihe thread, of w Inch are ovrr len feet in length We have seen cording made from 11, espial in strength and nppsranre lo any we have ever seen mamiiiiciiireil from .he ordinu. v hemp. We cam. 01 tee how mpe made f nchia hemp, woid ao. wer for marine purpose; hul wbi'ih cr it would or not, I aero are ao mailt pui picsjs for whirh i. can be employed, lhal us valye would not be depreciated to any great extent, were it unfit for application in this piriinilsr. H.ig'ing of every deserip.inn. us-' ed in eomniTi-e for parking, can be m iniilae- 111 red ul 11, oeller II1111 tvi It llie cmiunln In nip for. In sides being 1 uual m mrengili e -,et aitvanljge titer the other -, ... . ., . . . -.v u.i- 1, 1.1 s.i'iii iiihttt v cars anu II will not ml. . Door matt nil I floOr-maliiug can be uiaimfi.-tiire.l uf it; aud, aa il l ikes dye splendidly, matting ran be made a vari ed tt carpet. No machinery ha hcen em ployed to dress any of the specimens we have aeen, and yet it look as eiesn aa any opera tion can welt make it. Hemp, we lutlipve, is worth about U() per Inn. The dehra hemp can ha prepared and told for nearly half lhat price, A company of gentlemen, in connec tion With Ilia proprietor of Uie City Hotel, w believe, aru about In invest sumo capital and enterprise in he cultivation ami inanufio lure of this hemp. They are greaily encour, aged in thi enterprise hy the opinion of some of Ihe most acierttiflr! men in the eiiiiiry, in relation tn it eerl-in suecrs. The expense of manufacturing Ihit hemp for ilia mark. I will ba iiiOHiaiderabte. The relnaed wiaid from ilia stein, of the ochra will mora than tuffice lo supply fuel fur the .m engine'. The Uiwj is ail.nir ibly ada;iled firr mattresses, anil is aoirftrinp to nioas fur Ketl liror. Th ...i.,J 1- ..- ... I rF-.""' -i..-I'J J,4irerotiirstiriblMlSBt--Mr " obiaTiiTl. We are ctdlarfinf wait infor.aa.Thii auaddy decreased, thou at an irr wnloi JrTBl1,iW,mr mr liom in 'TeurtfenT rhnr lntrtnfK.'atiu1 ha!T, witb all dispatch, lay il before uur reader.-. A'i ft itoiltf IhHa. IKTCMNAI. IMPftOVKMKNl-. ma fat Wtfmimytn lltrnli. Public Meetlug aa the MuUiecl of Utc Cape fear Klr.r an Bars. In pttranance of public notice, a meeting ol iho ritijrns of Wilmington interested in the preaornition and improvement of ihc entrance in the port, was convened al the Methodist KpiBcopil Chureli on Wrdneadav evening. i lie Olh mat., for the purpose of Hiking ronsideralimi 4hf proper means to Iw aitnileil ' lr, j,.p, to nul,rn,.c Professor A. I). ,, , . , , . Ibche. the tlist.ngiiii.hi-d head of the U. 8. ii naM rnrvi'v, nn nati ainu.v consciueo in I be iirravnt, and exhl.iiii ih ennc!Aiiins In with!! th Commimn li J come, with reprtrtl to the present stale ol llie llarljor the causes I " "lin l'r"Urru ini sta.e. sun me ii.ean. i proper lo lie ailopleu lor the prevention ol litr ther ev il rft'ects from the pralion of these causes, as well as lo restore llie former slate of things, and with it llie former depth be ' inK ra:,t 10 20 U'ei at '"Sh wier 1 rruiraenr nac.ie coiiiuienceu 111s leeiure oy 'a general deacriplion of the coast of .North ! ('andiiia, attd of lh. several inlets lying un : der ihe protection nf its Capes, and ihe shoals l'T"j' cl,"8 fn,m ,,",,n- "llui,,'.'li i"ir 1 'betr ctiuiiges. I he Cape Fear inlet, ihotigh ! pnileclcd by llie Cape, and by extinive ' slu.als (the Frying Pun ahoals.) 'had, ill enn- sequence of ihe opening ol New Inlcl, shiial- . .J 1 : r ' " ,r,nn ,,r Pr".:.n century . and at such a rate, that now there , was twa and a half feel less water 011 llie .l.m, H.,r al high watet, than there had been ,,, -;B7 al low water: now lliero was twelve I' et only al high water, w here lliere had for merly lieen fourteen 11 ml a half at low. The Cape Fear entrance was in a condition nf r.ipui .leterioraiioti, linn nencc tlie imimilinee, and, .indeed, ihe urgent necessity of immedi- ate iciioii. to en Jeamr lo arrest ihe evil. orogret-s. Naitiral causes were at work wltuh must be,' The n'oiks proposed were 1st, Jetivs for 1 counteracted, or llie i.ilol would botnine. too j a tom to nieci me ai'inanna omincrce. j l lie impurltinc. of this inlet, in a 11aiinn.1l , "r general poinl of view, was explained, 11s a hirlnir of refuge, ami as a harhoi of supply lor coal lor Tie email naval steamers, and for iiii.se of the iiieri-.iniile marine, from llie i.n lmi iisetli posites.nl the be nl waters of the ! Cape F'rar. To nrci iiiiiumI .te llie larger c.iast- ing trade, a deplli id fifteen lo eighteen feel un 1 the Bar is necessary, ! To Wilmington ibis "oullpt for its commerce 1 is of v'Hud importance. Close llits ouitel, and I id vvllal avail w ill lie llm luge expendi ure. ; am. lulling u millions, on railroads 10 biiivg llie produce of Iw ruly eight counties (if tins ' Stun- and of several in South ('proline lo the Mrade ol W ilmingloii. now eslniiated al loin nnllioiis of dollars, and the foreign exports ol j lull a million, mu! evidently dwindle away . Of tweuly-eiglit vessels at tlu wharves w hen the com 111 iseiou t;n ihn itnprov ement of I lie? entrance, met in Wilmington in December! last, lour were borquea, aud fourteen ling. nil a decrease ul the depth ol water, these wilt Oe replacct! ny scliooners, snd III- largi 'homier by those of lighter draught, anil ihcee liemg unable .11 compete wilh'Coaslin; vends of greater draughts and ther fore Inns porting with greater economy the com in -ree ui ilin.ngloii must unduubledly retrograde. A large portion of the Stale is interested as well aa Wilmington in arresting u.-h a e.dain ilous state of ill 11, s ProH ssor Baehe next detcribed by refer ence lo inapt, prepared by the ('nasi Survey, lliu present eoniliiion of the Main Chanuel, ihe ii,i or Wrslttrn channel, and thr Nun- In lit. In I8il the depth on the Main B.r wa 8 leet, 011 the bulk bead of tlie Western elisn. ncl 7 feel, a id al New Inlet Bar 8 feet. Be iween I8l 1 nd 1J52 die Main Bar wat slioal ed nearly, nine inches. Ruferenee wat made, in .iimpliinciiUry Kirms 10 llie tabors of I.I ul. Mallitl and of Mr. Holies, and Mr. (ing uie in m iking these surveys, (.'ape Fe .r eill( 1.. v wa shown from Most ley's Map of I78 j. pissing directly out to aea, through an open, ing in let han three quarters ol a mile wide, ihe course of tlie river dir.-cl and nol winding as now, the depth on Ihe Main liar, IU fuel it high water. Where New Inlet now ia, there was then, Band beach nearly a mile in a dih. By reference 1.1 J.wiiua Poll' Map ..I 1717, (Ir.Mir whirh Prof.' Raphe aeknowl i ilge.lhi tiidebicdiicas to R. W. llrowii, Esq., die pioneer 111 die Cape Fear imprmein in.) 1 uin'.iou of the M ini Bar towards the laud w is shown, iIhi New Inlet was opened bul ihe passages he.ween the two islands north ol Smith's Island did not etisi, and the inlcl w is coiunaralivply shoal, if, at it most uroluld, . the .'. nullity uu Putts' Map, refer in all rases lol.lgli water. A i.il.lc wa shown cjniaioiog a tumuiarv .I the .disstrved depihtou tiie Main oluiiml. ihe V Cs.Mrn Clisiiuel, mid ,h Nw lnlei liars lioin wliuh the deduction were ilnwii. 1st. I h it ;he o'leervalions ware exact enough tonhovv that the cviiibnied depths. Ii..d alw.yt been lioiu iweiny ti iwc.ul) -iyur f fi, aud, of cmrdc, llie water, which eaVaped thriiugb New Inlet was lost ui the Mam Bar. 2d l ha' Ihe uep'hs on ihe A estern Bar had 11I was liean va iilile. Iiuudeiiially thedill'er encet were explained between lb it ehaiinel and MiifTi-l a' channel, in Charlesmn, whi.-. a com.nistion hud pniposed to open by dredg ing the hulk haid al 11 Inner entrance. The qwestinn of the action of th jelly on ihe depth nf ill Waateen channel was als dia eused, and a diagram, allowing Ul short line of Oak 11 mil, bv se-urate aorvey, before the F'ort wa consimcud, and, annual:), al a. the conatritcti.mof the jetiya wat tommeuced, wst relerreuVtojji. proving that the pees tut shore line: waasnreral h.iudred feel insidit nf llnlol 1820. ' The efTiet of permitting the w ill. ing a way of Oak Island was f how n 'to lie the it eeaUibla deeirtciiou nf ihe Western channel. T'-ejet.) altered th po(ilion bin not the depth of the Channel, and until on wa constiucled of sulflcieut length to reach the iniildle ground, such mult exmlimre Iu be . :i. . .. ii. J raie7W''cQ'lKo'opeiiingVif lire Naar lnfei. j'tte c iiuniistion on the C pi Feat improvement hi a rwlevd-ed M sareririhi th 1 datrj rff iho at a The f . . . two leet I'l leu years, from 1800 In IdJO nine inehe, in ten years to IStO, and one fnoi In ten vea.s lo 1851). Unless by some chang es in the physical causes now operating, this shoaling must go on. till. More water now passes out of Nevr lulei than formerly, as was shown by llie sntn of ihe depths of the Main ipeninj of that inlet, and bc fixed il ImiuI I "NO. t w.i. al first irerv shoal. """jand Wpsiern phannels Heing less lhan former ly. 5th. Bald Head is ripl.lly wearing away. The finite jettv s on the opposite a bore, pr ob- alii; increase the wear of the R .Id Head el le. 61I1. The middle ground ah at. between ihe main aod westpru channel, has very' much increeil, and die area at Invv watrhas much eklended. 7ih. The aouihern side of Smith's 1-1 .ndia ah.aide.l by the Waves, and turnsbes iho fine kind of wheh the Main Bar is composed. 7ih. New Inlet is nntrer laid by rock, pronounced by Prof. Ag issey and Holme lo belong In lbs neweat tertiary. On th:, line s and is thrown and' moved tii and' fro bv the waves, forcing the Bar inward, in Nortfi Kaslprly gales, and dirntrishing the depth on it carrying il otttwanl bySouih-' wardlyvvTntts mil increasing Ihe depth. Prof. Dache then read the concltisi.iu, of the Co.nmision, composed of Ia. Davis, oV Major Kieven, and Lieut, Woodbnrv, ofihe Corps of Engineers, and of himself, remarking on tlie constitution of (he Commission, and .1,0 ,u... .,, I .....!.... .r ,1... s?...:...... I omY,.r ap,.r.te, hv ,le dPpi,ninciil for execu ting the work. The principles laid down by" 'he f'oinmla mission were tna;tempt no work, which, if it sltoul I fail, would injure die navitraiioii, hot on iho Contrary, only such a, wnuld do aome food, sppanilely and c dleciirelv, even il they lid not produce the whole effect d-sired. Toi""'! 'Hh '' pliar air of indsscrihshl ailempt by gr.idtial slens th- res.or.nl.iti ol the shore line as tv w prevlon's to 10, as near W as possible. exiecting in obtain apiin the tvvenly feet al h'gh water, or henrlcihal depib, then existiuir upon the Main Bir, The letails of the works should be left to the ohrueainefs, ruiirely forrigii to ila asaid rerkteea Uervntiou and cxnerknee of ihe local Kmmi. 1 Kreeiii-1 , ,nn,J not be ell : n red durin the ,,r,,teeiing lhi Norllt ami Smith side nf Hahl Head, anil nr. veiitimr I trlher tvar rtieee. Fences and the son ing of grass lo avert the nolion of ihe sand near the point a subsidi aries The esiimaleil costs forty thousand dollars. Sod. The closing nf the two opening he: wet n eek'a Istind and Smith's Island, one lour hundreds yards wide, and two feet in ihe middle. " These Works if made wiih piles, and sheet piles were estimated a. right thnirs and hour hundred dollars. It was supio.'d ih it the sand would ncciimiilaic before ihe idles were d -sir-ired by Ihe worm. The large opening might he require I lo he elose l 'v slimes. 3rd, A break-water to protect 'eek'f Island, which is gradually wearing iwav. 1 lie cost istiiiialetl at twejuv Hum inv4 :n I d .lla.a: --- I'tiese works intpnd 'd lo nrevett matters lro.11 deieriorainur and ealcnlaied im. whnt 1 I 10 improve ihe Main liar were estimated to- ! gmher in ro.md numbers, at cirhlv thousand ! 1... .. i Ilirs. null j margin for continffenees. Twenty thousand of this is now in h inds hv I ppropriajiou St the first session of last Con gress. Would not ihe town nf Wilmington undertake at leasl lliis? While watting forthe action of ihe fjeiier d f!n. eminent things are g 'ltii g Worse, 4 :h. From Federal Point a and' spli rlrd jeets to the Southward, having leas '.ll-ili Vi'ft feel of w.ier upon it. A slime jetty follow ing the crest of ibis shoal .0 a poinl opposite to Zeek's Island, where the New Inlet chan nel is three hundred and lilty yards wide, and 1 hence across the channel would close llie New Inlet. This work was estimated at f 3?9.0t)d, including llm hreak-walcr for the protciilion of Zeek's Island. The hole Work was very much smaller 'hah vvliiii the citizens of Vilmi11glon h id un di-rtaken when the town enrtlained three lli.ius and i habitants., Willi ihe energy and enterprise hilherto shown by tit - ciiig 'tis there could be no such word as fail in ihe tow n voeabiilarv. A lift lite conclusion of lr..f Itache's Lec ture, m l lie sii'isi lence .if iIih ippl a lse which followed it, fieoige Dai is, Etq., wat called upon and forcibly urged llie nwetaity aml i ropriely of exertion- O. (i. Parsley, Eq., ii'lrotiiicrd the follow ing resoltnioii, which he prefaced by a few pcriineiit remarkt: Raohti, Thit we. Hit tilisens of Wtlmlngtoa, convinced of the necessity of iiotnedtst. action to wnrda srresting ti.e shoaling oftlis main bar of ihsCspe Fear River, and relying en th aid of tlie (leueral li. raiment heren Tier for lliasassa. pUKig nurse. ves to sUvaiioo-tsie masrls iL.ssar7 to ovrj iu th aork first recommended hv ihe coram ssioit, ss this evening explained 17 Prof. Itscbs Tile resnlution wat unanimously adopted. On uioluiu of P. K. Dickinson, Esq., the Chairman of the meeting wat auilionxed lo app.miia Coiuiniue' tof .ed, lo wall upon llie eitizriis of Wiliuiiigton, and s il.eu siihscrip b in, to vue ,na.iU ,ef 'J,utni, , iho am. ton. neeesry, wiih ilia $2:l,0dtj, already grained hv Congrest, for the owil pUuin f lltu w n. 2. In He poiiiiu -iioil at once. Tlio following gRittleuien W'-'re appointed aid Ciiiuiilied; Oilheil Pp'litr, John A. Tay lot, MilesCosiiti, II. Filmier, Jainesl'assidev . W. (I. B.iU.icourl, J .unes Audorson, Jacob WesK-l, C. D. Klin. Bon. W. Berry. (In wuion i f Dr. James IF. Dicktm 4 lit 1 lun Is of llie meeting wure li udered to Profeatiu- fjacli (111 his iiol and lurid expo silii.li of the flate and rcquiteiiieiil,of our har bor, for llie friendly and courteou Interns: which he ha manifested in the tu'.ject, ; r Uu luoliuu, 111 meeting adjourned. . i - JOHN DVW80N. Ch'ii. f"!;f7'"8err.l.tep..' y RAir.RfMD EE TING t lHaUtOlaT-.' r K meeting of the eiotea of Beaufort wat held at the (.'mirl Hants .hi M'Miday lite 21 'l ulthno. hlij ill TV. Pigifol, Iii , w.it Called to die Chair, and l)r M F., Arreudell ap pointed Secrcfcuv The ChVir atnled (he nlijeet jaf lite meeting so he th iuooiliug delegate or deb gala lo t'teud a meeting of lha Slockholdeni of llie Wrtieiu Hul I'oad ui ba hrld t.1011 el Fay ellevil. A eoiiiiec.iKin of tint road was con umiplaied with uur HarKir, , f . Tba follosrii.g .resolution, tin million ten d by aiuW svatiaaiai ialarest or prajudio. )o I bait will. Bride th ftrst attamut uf Internal I in " '"'"' -' - -- " . - 1 proseaJtnt lo ajaktowir llirbor what, forth later !" aaj hwaraf KorthCaratiaa,ilaaa;at loa aiaae 10 ' Me" : ('"''X "t aik aad ass aearsa vr liort't the beiit on our inithern eo.st.1 th ereat tlet f.vr the nrmlwrbiiis oTlhe State, ami : great Riorl fif oeiuaieroe. - Htrt4, f tin we h ir board with phasur tf a ouniempUlwl euaaar.tlon of the KorettSTill. and Western Kail Road, by the Rtookbaldrra thereof, with our Harbor ; and wa would "welcome the Stock -koldera. whoeoeTcr they iay b. to all the advnn-1 Unes of our BiMtio, srdo the enj irtaes4 if ll the prsftta whiei. laair enterprisa eeoM yiehi On mo'i.inor Mr. James RuinJey, the Chair appointed Mr. Benjafnin l Petrv, Dr,.M, V. Arrwdell, rti-v WWiam J. hiuigdon. I'fld ('. R. Thoinitf, d . Ipiatcs to alteuA the WeefW ' in Favettevitle. KI.UA1I W. riOOOTT.CVn. M. A. Ae.RCNDn.L, Sec. KATU .Al.UN. ,j. anr .itxtrr Irattl ' Itul srbere Is Iks Iotpt, ' Who shall be her, to-du! Kaia Allin, ,!ia , a glorwu, oresiurei. and as I sit gazing into the lle koring waves; of ihe fire light, meiniiry i . revealing in the smre hojse,' of bv-gooe rnueeiinn. (hat were once the 'sin 1 lies in of all - my days.' Out from llie heart's deep clumber, where il has been cherished ns holy thing for long weary years, comes ihe romemhraune iif Kale Allin,1 as I knew her at nineteen. It was her bridal dayi and rhrre were busy fingers making ptcparaiRina fin ihe suiertsin menl !f the stxpected ' gilesls. AH day had the handsome figure ef Ksw glided eolity in 'grace, aim the large (I irk eve were nlleif with an expression f tender eerinuaneta, rourhiiigv Ijr liesnlifol m heboid. Tuken alioi'iiher, the dirk, hrndsnnie lane tttl f.fo iti mirth In em ring finite, and wore a look nf atninga ear- k-niaiv. "' - j '. t- IfmsiV The day was eWiiij m loae, everr-l ,1,..,. i ...i. ...1 ' . peep into lha Weitily aeraogH,!, half afid.vwJ nwinia, wltero the atlo light Was laiev.ngi Id. laaHfAlde gleaming tv,t tkww m m.r-4 i.ins iiim a moreraeelul .Irani, ,.. wilb., ...... ' I half gv, hall and etnile, sprang ail sirs, fid Inw.-d by enuain Alice and myself to' don her bridal aiiire. -' Soon, Ihe long black curl were t weeping over llie fiuHlesa shnutdcra, am) hnr llngfr were rapidly' threading the litxiirlttut mass nt we performed the nflire of lire women. " Ere in hour had il ipeil, the little chimber curt faineil Ihe most radiantly heaAtiful neirlg I ever lielielj A iinic diet of white mua-1 lin fell in snowy liilds around tier t'ricpfut figure, le-ininlf A'rtS lienitifiil neck 'nn I afinsi just disceriiiblo thmtiith "the gossamer trim- rntog of neb Id'ind. Pfi raven ringlet were not ftovt inj in llieir mt tiivfe hut C'litghl away from ihe thriutders; ahd'fill half "hading, the face wiih' a tmi 'reah of fnriw- rrles anil mj nle. ilriei rvaiwj a hW.vf mingled love and admlnlion upon Kile's e...i .1:. .L. ... . n . lorenpan, cousin mice, wno wa, to oificiat a britleamsid, lrip (llitilnlv down stairs, mul soiiii reinrned with Mrs Allin. Oh Kate, my beatitifitl.sofoon In lenvemr forever, murmured ih mother. llie'rttpiil ive Kaie imiMng into her emhriee.' ihe ad dishevelme.it ol the tiled arranged hair, 'and Kaiv, mine owh, (?od bless ymi! and m'ay toil be al way I faithful to the great trust fe posed in ton. " ' :" ""' Mrs. ATin did nof thisl herself (o ni!t again, for her mice w'sf u'n'iteidy.'nn.l a tear gliitered oft llielrernulont hand lhat ioughl the d.Mir. -- Kate tnrnel toltie winf!oWJ 1 flood g" itigoui in'o the ' deqetinii twdighl." 'Why don'l he ronieF" the niiirinurcd more than once1, and then eninmpnevd Walking rapidly the flnor. Again the pa-s. d before the window half iltiirt. eifhnrk, and then id in It ttiW excited lone, 'Come here. girls.' ' 4 Waoheed. What a chaiige bad come river the late fair heavens. 'Th j;ofgent tun dy. ed and crimJ nr cloud were lait giving place 10 one birije, dark, and mttrkr,' that came r( pidly np, shaddwiiig' die heiiiilili:! 'ahdseape with its Itrriad wing, like ' a bird of ill timer). (1 ml I way far oil in the western skv, fh fien-e lighmiug fhslirt tnrew not their glllh't ing chain and ga warning of ait approach ing tempest. " '' - id'.' e.i-.v. Wa aloud there ami gazed until ihe fwitiglii all faded away, and the sliudows gathered to thickly in the li. tie room, that the white robed figure, tiundtuy to mure al . lha "window, wat barely distinguished from Surrounding iit" jecis. And yet no bridegroom? Mr, Alliii hail joined us now J and, bad spoke kail cheerfully nf 'lea loiterer,! but Kitt slid wad on sign uf aileutiou use a momentary trembling ofllialip.t. ; y ,-1,'a -',., All at oinw a - quick cmuing sound of hnr mi feet brok urwia thet illnefj Kat lieird it for ihe fiauli hand tesung upon my srinulas- .MalM,,,,,, Hiv Uwl.l littered an itiroliliry- ry, of peiM, ,, Ncuri rv nearer, and nurl yet rme lhal o.ptiuttil gai iop; uml at list ftmuiajt liotfe aad ih au line n Ihe rii'ler' figure, were just Uienerute hie, an I then plainly distinct. .. ,; 1, , Now Kale' hand Mi mine, aiul was press ed I'kiiiI) down ngaiiisa til .wildly thrubbiag heaiL. l ha qiiiriau , rteared lh lioote we ri lie esp raised gdlan.ly , iu aekiwiwb ilgfienl of Kais.' preseuovi hi Ufn 0. hcj-eal tvlisl booniMir lliu id., y hat Ira 1 ful flash ! ate ;eiir( d iszled eyita r yaovared tlieig,siai.m,,ha.Vtaliin aKwitdaah rtdby ih windwiir j bui, uJi, God I il was hrwlerles. . (.. .-. , r 1 .11 a..:..- a ... e ... . .1 a atian wwvrr, m. tu j wyrsg uay,iorg" in bean biankiag cry thai taurj tJironh dial lit de eb amber, and iliua fell aliuddurmg . inin if let.cn; and Kan Alliu iprangmsi u( and be fore we could reonver fioin ill ilinck, her white dree gleamed before i.s, anil then sprang through Ihe door rait down (he sard and pnt ed the gate! suddenly she ttnpped a nvoinenl anel she wat ef.ot tgni fi.' ''.- We saw the white arm raised it Ward hear. en, s if invoking Hi mcmr. 'and ttiHa oue wilil rltUllrtg ery 'ol HJh mother, inoiher! and then all r ink after ' shriek rang Bhni ihe night air, wildly piercing lo ihcir tnginsh.snil i ll down ' Upon .(br heart like ,' (lealri knelL -i ." - , .' i?t v.. i-i.j-j- ' Wa were soori gathered around ihe pot wlrtH.g stoot;, J B ... tiliatlwg lighlningv n.-n rtierrt not. - Every , wm meted iunon ihst spo wliec lV ;i lha ban-leovo ligss rt f tlie f.-arltM arwe-grneim, mtei'kPH dowi. i i -' , vvk . stnm death, whrn near the goal eil earthly's happioeas. .... im tui e-.-,.s,.. They rsiaed the wanimaie -form, and betw' it Uirnngh the bright ' ftghleil fnonisV up irrtay f ihe bridal ehamber, iB lile like looked thj pale; hsndsotti fe) wa eonld hardly deem a possible lhat the manly fmh-it had gone lo 1 llim who mad rtj - ; fc. ini-w hi ,r . ; Bit. H waa eren toy fac ever rh pratHt' f.wijhead. and, down Ihe nghl temple, eho was! ' the lighting. broad, fearful trak, AnstKakKl tsi.Mlheittrai awakening nfilie atent reality 01 ner oesntanon, me na.l lunspsl ' almiwt like), one half er njed: and aa the rompany gradaal-s ly dispersed, hwvinf the airittken on alM with her mighty, aomiwi then -wttt dnn) galea' nf arit npenetl, and Kata Alliey knelt down by Ihe atilled formed, wo lir hk. even in death, and thought of the happy pwj,s llm fearful praaent, and of tin dreary, joy tea flllltns, t i.t-i , !.-? - .t.. Thus wa, kale Allin' rbridat night pnt in earnest Hpirrrrinn for trar.gth se adart Ihe bitter irUii i h pray wa waited lar llie 'J'hroae of rae. A ' bruised read barr ' will not break, nei Rase ; A Ilia had learnaafi lha miir fnsilnvisof aarlldv bonei and eaaaa , forth from ih try orddal, chastened ia kewrrs a pnrer ami holier being.csv ?d f 'e-i . t r-Tlta wiinler hf Melt ill ly He Corn, iu Ne v York', un Thursday last (asy, til Ku limniij i)iaptch.) ia on that cxciiet aar tliM otiluwry lliui.m til lha great ilnlhaa.)' Feene MeUilla waa a young JFrantamaM. about J yr old. , Ije had not bean loitf , iu lliiacouiilry, and had lined in tit. York, Ciuciuiwli and ;Nevr Orleans. ,; In,, the i last, iiametj eityj ha -teel vitith Emma Eagfnlki. Woods, a aaiiva of tounerticul, .who bauV star'teil in Califurui in meal hr nnrl ibarai hut hting taken, aick, at Chagrea all 8 rrt iraetl to New ()rlrane. Melville travelled wills, MUs Wooilt to. Aeui Vork and tfvr italr. -ried her til t)ei.dir Ual, iki wife. In herf testimony at the ('oroner'a inquest, briefly, tWI the pirticuliirs, mid furnishes a bint al the incide nt of hs ilrmtit iriek terminaledf ' ''' 'IBtJ, I 8o -lawl 1J11U ) vorih ma muraarer, ana liu partner, t.iraiu.i ww V'Wlu' t .l,c h"M tW'h '.' "il.af awca liieir marrga( '''L C,IM :') i,mr". fc?jW!rt fV inaoinc iM aJUJO,. wttl-n Hat litt., hnnj I. .l r. -.-. ...1 . .. 1. 1 . nuaw kmah.:,..k " T..we M itt,j... www WS)CHWI1WIW7 leuvmg dieir boiwd unpaid; itul she bad.aop.f ptiru-d iiti (list h (uul grown jealoulof Mb, Oe C.Kii.and freqnenily,, itireitinu-d In lake, his life; she sdde. I; "Mr". Oc JjtAa hat be, a good ftiead b h Ui MsdMltg and myaelf; m lw loaned ia uiuiicy to eiwlilo ate pay myj Imar.l." tjaiu) a. teuurKuble tlatrmeut (at fu , WIW; ' ,,. ,..- ,'-!--t'!.Uj few .il'..',," ti 4Iclrille ealledjii ttv'Jl'e Ccjti or) lha morn.) ing ot lli iii'inlur, and Mj,a papaf Mi luinl, which, It abw4 turn,.. 1) Uonl rr', UMJWtMaW w.lsira.gritr.wwax.lw. ruutnied, nnd vV t bout . toy, rrecmnny, altuV, AM . ill, riiBgh ,rte . Ijody Whff lalier'welfay ing nu signt t ;u:U , on wits speeded aa . T wilt, wuuld liarr rahibili-ol, Mul villa ,aUt back, tcgtilaimifigv ;. Goiid .(iod,., Mb, D " corn aim iiwii',.- ua ipra , atrapeti, any wa found m ,17f :', h'fiomt aj ih Frank-., tin lliil', auil una ul C"si' revolver foaod, 011 bun, with which bakuiiwledgrd tuj enrsVt , mined Uia 1 .nnitdrt ri i., ..? .,, .4. 1, . t., V 'J'ha futieral raf.MaAvilio twit jiliea Fiklajr., Mi. M. wat trearnt wi)h a lidy ftiund; bul r th aliow uf grief i sHid utv, Uv. beaa Varji iiiodoile. ,,,., ,'-, (.,.4 Vhrn Meliillf ,vt at aiial be held III liU hand a letter, from . ti , aunt, ia franco, what, inuai havu been a yerjr, giwij ,wnmn. 8I1 . adit him slur aenda linu jbjf rjtprett a grot many, iliingv and soma muacy; ,nd aoina present for hi v ife, wjio tlie "fiopct it a dawg food lilile wife abu kuowihow lq keej) house wiih order and ecouotny",, Slet etprettea hrsej( deligllttd lliat Eugnn did Mot marry1 1 Paris gnl alluding 10. die. distress a Pari wife had gUea Eugt ti' cuii'ia Jijr hit vagai fie. , I'uur I adv.! sliei yet.io learn that l iyrt uuuide of JVn r, tint jmuucill.-tiet-s. 8I10 tlmwt the must, lemtcd ttiacllmeni ut her ri' pliow Eagqiia, nd ie4 ilin Uie vert ,t, Uf t ad 1 icrfc, J-'rom Jer letter it appear thai hie aicwj posiiion in France wat very odd; . indeed. IU had rcceivtil tn excellent eJurv tion. She advise, hi ti .if In.' cannot enief cenimirciul iifc,,(o jirn li'u iiletltinn to Li to. rjt'ire,,, .. , , Io t'iirn is eomritiilai tii await lit !riafc.--i At ho etltered th ifintt,' he earnetily r. quested the puttee niftier not 16 iflow iS private lellcrt in he read. "' ' ' "' ' ' 41 ," ;t' ',"'. ,i"s - ji"i..t,arf rrtjsviCTiov ofspjixo,'; - pHiMDKLrui&. April 7.. Flit, jury amf iiita. court .In morning and rtadered a vers diet nf "(Juilty of - Murder ia ha Firat Da gree" against Springs Al r di:. jtiry wer, polled lha. ptuoner asked pcrniMtMia ta naak aaitunicnt. leave waa grtnted,, and ha matle tirrg'sjilre, g iying na a ecouni of hi, acqiiainPvw with lh niordored wdinert, and visit m ihnir house.-, .11 vi hi so, told hjm he wmild i-"- la Carroll's hoti-e ai i.hursUay bigut 1IIS.1,, yet sou inoite) , a.H.itT h-iMing sse o New ,Vuti.. IU tr.cd tn tir ' nad loin front iho tobborr, -iiMt a-1 at a waa made uf. s,iir.Wr.,r Ilia tia mlj kin 1 that night logo to, bed and Ha d II aoi JUt buy eaue limn, nm lima ia ilia um1)1 and aakol f jr a pocket Wok,.,,i(e laid he k id t'ta monry, , lie wrol out . Ju lli a-nitig ial bftught lha tbirtf, but only gav, iim (Spring 1 a dollar not 1 nd 1 gold dylbr, Hit aoa ai - noihing of lb iuurIeraiul I14 knew nothing nf it Jill ha Wiia tnesMd. , He rioted wiih ole emu aMfveratiiitit of .h't .own itli diciic and the guiliofbujfm. IU waa-williiii uidla. but would ilia iuii'ieent ,,B ft M, i v , ,, 1 ... Jmlga Keltey rebuked die . prinnor fiir hi hardihood iu per sling iu such iniprobabl l.ileiuuni when bit nipmrit's en eurih went -nnnibereilK,He yrent over the littory of hi a ni and thi(eviilenc in lie base, (a ,il0W hoar ullcrly f.ils ,-at all .that, b had ttnted..., U concluded by urging It'ili dot 10 di wuti a fal.eliooit nn hit Ifpt, bul bv filing lha trntb -to:cr Mia rharacieg o( hi aon frrjta ispi- 4Biindi wi!Buf -r4, anil,, llm prUtner sent bark id till priaou., .1 lit 1 court bout add viciniiy ,tvat densely l.lirongedi but am muniletiiiiiiin uf feeling took pWt, th mgri die crowd waa avul A ly, Overjoyed, al ibsl rvaull , e fi . f,--r,Xn f't,-.- -.ta 1'-,'?. .O !ar" WT-P -ff-"- ' r-'A flfeW wUirVSwassjetiy aba V'hia witwaT I ! as! my ib-3aVrlt of the tnufwet be taVvrt weterttt, r a seats the reason that she ow Iron, which the butler waa made waa aabjrot 10 ih cramp, ami nvOftd llit bintef to aliriuk in' wrigf tr i ' is'v! t ia,ds' . r.o'i.i V '
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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April 20, 1853, edition 1
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