rreusuro wrrisiv r --
WILLIAM C. DOUB, .
' If Mid strtrt'y la advance, tw iiVifri LPr
" lmm , , dollars and bfty , if psid witton
iE artqliu ; and three dollar at the.sad of the
ysssr. ., - - t i .
. jrrr;rVfST? set xceedin ail tec tt
III be Inserted sb tint fur ou dullar, and
. tsnaty-Av ceoll fit Tch subsequent insertion.
,- fa gvle leaevu win n cnarpcu rupr
tiasslly. Cuurtili-dersandJu.licialadMrtisenients
1 will knehargea 2i per cent higher thnu tlie above
rats. A rsonsbl deduction .will. b nid to
ths wb advertis hy tbt year.
Jtonk Bad Job Friutirg done with neatness a
despatch, ud o ccamaiodaling, terms.
Lstters to the KJitor bum b posi.paiu.
voltjme XLY.
EALEIGH, NOBTH CAROLINA, : WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1854.
NUMBER 22.
F torn tho Kegister. . . ,
Tut Oaks, Behtii Co., Uy 20,
" I. 0ai.h: In looking over the columns of
the Fayettevill Observer, of Slaj lSth, I haye
hum nfcHy turpriftl at the account given'in
lhal journal iif the "Kubernatorial discussion,"
which tiM)k rilae between Gen. IXiekery audjir. r community since, induce us to believe there is
Bragg in Fayettevilla, ou the 11th May. J a Tory great misapprehension of the resolutions
Frost th Spirit f ih Ag.
TIIF. WAKE COl'STT MF.F,TI0 "
'- It will n ecn In another eulumn thaf "the
frie;ids f' Kcfnrmatory measure , eonecring the
liqaor traSe, h;3,(l puhlic meeting in tlii city
no the lKth'inI., ani ptMed' i'ejokitiuns avow
ing their wntinii'iita, ami the cora of .nctioa
the; uliimld pursue ou tliio quest'un, at the pre
sent juncture of affiirn. Several goiuVmen pre
ent esprcrel themselves in oppustu:on, to the
rxieition ussumej in the rerolutiuin ; and touh
they did not -classify themselves with tuoee whu !
luMlcalleu Uie meeting yet desired to express
their dissent to the movement-" They were heard
respoctully and their arguments answered with
due courtesy and consideration.
The rcmurks of the sneiikers on t.his occasion,
as "well as the conversation w have heard in the
Mrl Mmun is ren irted by the Olwerver. to have adonted by this meetinz. Let us evaiuiuo them
taaed the following language in that disensshm : liulti ... . - ii
" Mr. 11. argued, that convention could not be . The Preamble simply declares that the rime
had. Kven Mr. Cherry, who reported the rcso- in cur history has arrived fr taking, decisive
iutinna at th Vhij Convention, would T"te union for nrwurine relief from the linuorecouree;
Ja-'i.it-.Jjrj ierioti. thirt FivffvelttrcMve4 n:lver t'ri,irrf)ll(B-TAii.Tature' should pass .m wief J . 'i
1 friend," A:K; Ketryrfir,-irf-4rthe, Moorw rirnderif enactnretmt flirits removal;' K TKcS'
- county, i which htriiifitnns meatus Mr, Uragg points were not attempted to be controverted,,
used Mibstiintittlly the same language in relation ,,1 we presume, therefure, are nut-oliected to.
to an, at Carthage, that he is rujjiencnted ns hay- 'flie first re4utio deolares " we will vote for
' jnjrdouein FayotlcviHe. Mr. kel.lj BlsojitfiirBji, candM.tta t,-MlJfa.:ttii.--wl.H ahall "wt
" ""me, that Mr. Brags sitTHjlu lusp"eccli iii" Car- wta intoxicating drinks" nor will we vote for
th. dial a-fci end "anil firmer auiinojctat of miaiv . any-one-wha nnuualiSeJ declare himself aik
GENERAL COXFEKEXeE OF THE MET1KV
PIS! . CHl'RCII SOtHl.
:S-.'.- -. tub" bxk.tkw or istlora.
On Fridaylas.t the General Conference pr
Beetled to the eleetiOB.of Ibree Bishops. By re
ference to the proceedings, - will be teen that
IV. licnrga F. Fierce ef tic aL.wBfL ejected on the
flrxt hal.t; Ir. Early, of irginia oil tlie fifth 1
and Mr. Kavanauh, of .Kontucky on the sereoth
balltt. lr. Picri-e is justly regarded a" me of
the m5t bil'lbnt pulpit Orators in the Church.
He is. however, ul- well known to our readers to
require a sketeh a, our Wxl -
Pr. Early belongs to the o.J aclic-'l of Virginia
geutlcinen. lie iBtjilVand pjrlly In peron, aud
though past the prime of life, still enji.J unin
terrupted heabh and much of the elastic vigo.
of manhood. His full shock of snov white hair
contrasts finely with iiis ruddy face, and oal
black eye-lifovfsT His chief qualify is his energy.
He has commanding business qualities, and will
unquestionably tnuko an elScieut Suicriutiu Jent.
imdieoee, hnt on sxcmtnt tsf the lateness of tha ! THE NEBRASKA BILL IMTOUTAXT FEA-
liour, d"e!ined to address tli tweeting. , f . ' TFBFS
A collection fur Mifsionarv purposes was thea I n'A t . v 1 ,' .,r t, '
..ken and the meetin; .(jonrn. . W. learn LZL Zl Z
x the amount raised iim mrf exceed ave nun- . ' n ... , 4 i. r . .7
droNkdlars.--,W.et-,Smweft - . I ' . mi ... .l1 . "' w w
mtut and specu' tion, it may be well to repro
duce them; with the role uf the Senato Uteram,
as shown in the proceedings uf that body on the
2d of Matvh last. .
TUE CAMPAItTX-ASD MR. BUAGG'S-fiJ-
S1TI.OX PAST AXCrnESENT.
Messrs: rVvkery and Braggate going en
brisklv with tha fainrwtirn-and. from a IT a.(iiii
werenisposca to think thClatter h f,$rndl ' ,r- W" moveu to amend by maertinC
rll. I - ("fwta, 1 it nounng He rem eoatained ski
tub lunula rorto.
Clliotli! ITivines. The trusts of many winttn's
bare aettleiwBtwi 'titsr fiead;. lull "kss Beesawu tie' lu
tuU enjoyincnt ot ail lus lucutties, and ot robust
health. . lie has a sound practical lotnu, aua ea-
j' tHrconuiIcnci) ot tlieVhureu.
oa bearing that I was in the Whig State Conven- verse to any further legislation for the mitiga-
. . . .,; 1,-1 '-L ..J I .A - : ! . C .1 ,1. -lT..:- "
twa WBlCft was UeIC in iwwiku m ninwr, mm ana surpiiru-si iu 01 wo mjuur iruunir.
that I had reported the resolutions which the In passing such a resolution, we only aaert
convention alopted, had become alarmed, and u,e prcrogaTive of "'Arnfrtrnn-tiecnicrK-ty
demanded of me to know, if I wore a member of saying what principles and views a candidate
tha next Legislature, would I vole to cnll a re- musl have to secure onr suffrages ; and at the
trutied eonventioB to amend the oonstitutinn of same time trive effect and enemy to a " reiiuest"
the State: that, in reply to the interrogatory of which politicians themselves had made, with re
lay friend, I said, that 1 did uot regard the Whig gBr(l t,, treating. And certainly, no man is so
platform as committing me to any jmch course, unreasonable as l. rx;.c.'t the friends of this
aia'a1iultiIlBWlnlfSfuia void for any SuclTmov' uiov'eiiirnF tovoteTVir any malt who will avow
aura. , V '4uqualijied opposition to any reform in this
I will uaka a singlo remark, licfiro I prmeed I uiattcr". The lesolution is a fair aud reasonable
- 4 notice fully this patched-up story, in relation --bvjiiii1 when viewed without prejudice, can
to the UuU of a geutloiaan, who is canvas-ingthc But certainly lie objoctod to. -
Mute of North Carolina for tin highest often in xhe thirtl resulution is but "a consequence
tha gift of bar ncuJ: lie charges a political op-1 growing out uf an assumption in the tecoud, anil
t; npon tirui'iorny in a mure prn bib win culls-rnr rro-spenMai r.'inai n:
Tersatiun, which he alle-'ja w as new witn airicna The foitrth rouluiiun contemplates tha pro-
pf that political opponent, with having changed curing of an vxprc swn of the viewaof ourcanr
his aentiuients upoii' i question or Vital 1iiiHir- Jiijtra on the posrthiiis a-uiucd in these remit
tance to his poHticat pairty. This is tha vhargn, luliiins rnii't"trai:1ily" iiiur
which Mr. Braes: alleges against me, in a public caiinol vote fir any man who. in the first place.
aueech, in a seotion of the State remote from that I declares liinwiilf hostile to tlie effurt now U'ing
. r j i I. : f i L... . c .. I . . ... ... .... . i
in wlucti 1 liv, aim in wim-ii no uui ivw in?' mails to iiiwiuuuinaiico auu aiaiiinue inc
MisstDXARy Ki;Tixa on TirrasiiAT irrottT,
Xlie-adjnurned Miniiinnrr meeting t-ik-place IiitetUalim?ta;
according to sojournment. I he retrgioua exer-
ises were conducted by l'r. Summers.
Ir. H iring was introduced to the audience.
' ""iwintinceinrrirw
"too. in the hcaringof scveriilgcntloiuunwhowcre Lii.igi- m tiractiee denrecated Hi -lmot every
. . l ... i 1,-1 ' S .. " ' ,!
man : and secondly, wo cannot vnte hit mm
doubtless in the Convention last winter lu Ral-
t and who hnird mo endorse, th: itrawjtst
"if rmii every TewitultOTt whirl! Vailln.ti!anT-tt
Whig State Convention :' And this grave charge
mule amunstme. uikib the iirivateoouversation ol
onaofuiy friends. If it leagneablctoMr.ltragg's
taste, and his idea of Jhe civilities which rhiirac
- toris imntlcmen. to make private conversations.
..at imiV thojubject of grate pditical -charges Uf pnlitical can.
anuaat his opponeiiti), and to aei nim, m wnat j "Uaitiliir ' ami ' ll
believe will pr.ifH t0 b-mir aburliva-fillurt tnriinngiTigTi jn forced
who nvovi"s an ooriositinn to lejiihition tinon the
iiior trnffic, in view of its niouiliLnlioTriio'W, aira
its ultimate removal hereafter.
This is the platf rin laid down-it is fair, reason.
able and umlisguished. e have ao aponigies
touflcr fur it it needs no further exiilanUon
W intend to maintain it to the very letter : and
didatri take the broad ground ot
and '-1-uui his it ion ' ' a IUhW in- -the
to cast our suf-
m
1 his uolitii-al mles,
n,4 of "rigid eonstrucUon. but uf ngunipposi.
it ao easy a matter '
feat (lea. lloekery far O n-annor of tin State, then, f ,,ct fur such men as concur with us in soi
all I have to say to him Is, that lie limy enjoy lot tcfninnn thismattcr. J lie persons we vote lor may
receive 1.0SM or only 1KI v.itcs it matters no
to us i we shall have' discharged our duly,
view uf the hich resnoruuliilitv restinir oiwu us
These are the views jrfol determinations of the
Reform men in Wake bounty, and by the help
(Jod wo intend to maintain them.
And we would here mural y disclaim n
:9tMlgirt 'twni ilI'cnnnif-rKgai'io-nTr
man. or set ut men. l ncv are m-cmon, as on
wsv, aud can respond aud act as tlmir judgment
and e,,l,l,r,enrJXj.1'',:',p Lwl l-i2L '
"tTier i iT"ii7iTiiii ; but sliTiTT suiiTiTy clatui auiT
eupy the position of freemen huving the right t
cat"r sulfrsgns for such men as we may prefei
It af should tie glad Uiutuur puKUtuu papsv.
va,:,' copy these remarks, and also tlie prm-cci
ingsoi our meeting, in order mat tue liojuuons
uwed uia ue uun-i bum u mi.
Lis heart s content, all the glory ho can earn in
thai kind of nolitUal warf ire. 1-rhall not enter
the list! with him. l'cihaps Mr. Bingg, finding
n dotr his pol
of r
tioa, to all !uite interual imrovoineu, timiKs it
a ery easy matter for others to follow his illua
7. Inoiii atniiterrrrrr::r.- uz
Kjw, .Mr. (iab. I will pr lccej to answer the
eharge wfatt-b tlie Favettmilla Observer mid Mr.
tielly'l letter reiiort Mr. B.ngg aamakingagainat
SWi s ,JI , Miuot v , "
aligUteut racollectioa of ever having had aysnch
euavwaation with any friend, in which I luive ut
ter 1 any each sentiment as arsaUributed to Dto
by Mr. Bragg i that, if any friend of mine, in any
JL
the firmer to be a little mora than a handful).
Mr. Bragg nmcliow lias lieen uufurtunat Ut
getting forward in public life, for notwitbstand
jusVhehasauly been tkrrttuH't.t candidate he has
been mV JtjiaUil, and now that lie is a Candi
date f 'f tjovonior, be is destiuedoucejiinre tti lie
IBni upon the .""ejf. ,.'
Tho luck of tlie family runs with the. other
branches. But it' is. S littln strange to us, that
Mr. Bragg should V urged npon tlie people a
an Internal Improvement man and as an original
r ree ruilfraire man ( if he is , so urged 1. lpn si.
becji one of the articlee.of the llemocralie ereed.
HVrtl WllWflrwimtr W?kinof1 tffftrihal trri-
pravemcnts fallsstruge!)' n ears of thosp who
have been arttisfometl-tt) heating different aware
from them. i . -. j-,-.-,-,-.-,
"--Btrt since tbtrttak nf audacity the St.inJirS
nasaareo to speax oi .vir. iimwg as a irieud to
lutcruaX lmpr. ircmcnts, w iU.tuot (Vow- the
Journal of the li'jose Commons. ' .
In the Session uf 1842, a bill was lfre Uie
IV IMFAUl iUllIMM ttkttll
be Cmstrui-J to revive or pat ia fuece any (aw er
regulatiorrwhich may liv existed prior to tha
aot,of the 6iiMf41arch, 18211, either protecting,
utaldiahing, pnihihilrBg. nr abolishing sluvery
Mr. Wcller oalled tor til yaa and navs, and
tha. amendment was adopted W tJo following
-y Mi-ssrs, Atcliison, Ba.lger, Bell, Brnja-
ibiii, imwiiieaii.
It WlH hecen that. tiiirBmfmrlmmvt srss ncnsiLr
tnile ta Mr. Soward and (SJeea other Northern
lud-iunhwcalern-iici
' cuvtox AMxnaiirr.
Mr. Clay-ton moved to amend by striking nut.
Alulrad of Dr. H,,rwj It'emai lt.
I feel esceediug embarrassment in attempting
to address this audience, under the circumstan
ces of the present vHsrasion. We have now been
llcl to assemble lor religious rcrvioes in tins
ouse, almost three consecutive weeks, and onr
tiTrlrnrarrnnctmni
mn. in view tit these laets, as also that an aur
peal is turtle itiado and a collection raised bv one
loiliiw me, 1 shall content mvseit with a liriei
ketch of tho lieid of Missionary enterprise in
which, during the-last four years, I haie been
called to lalmr.
in lie jaiuiccution of thii diigJT-i-iaiMO-
.iritile that some statcuicnU lie made in relation
tn I ':k)ifiriiin hi i i.ir.M,iu 1ilt'
f Imt the mTrinsic chirrarrer of this mnstinttir-
eM4tig ilcpartment-7f -eue-Mtssitmary work-may
lelnlly understood and aunruciated, allow me to
notice 1st, T e extent and character of our Ter
ritory. The State of California is -bounded on
the. rrcst frv tlie.liciliivQi'eanfriin north to siiulr;
'inruiif'"oiie" 'iTiousiu'iiT uulis. ami is. Iro'mJive to
cvcu hundred miles in width, from east tu west.
This great extent of country is aiugularly diver-
i'li H ir,Ll illk-lin tha provision conWrkig th-tightof auftra;
Tmnsfon aaTRaTeigh Kail Hoad Company , which tnii holding office, these words: " ,
Md Man eadiirtttJ by tin-Mate. . Aad tlniae who shaU bare Tdwilared oa oafh
den tlie lull caiue up tor consideration "J r. tlieir intention to become audi, amf-whall have
j.rairg moTci t;. amenn. uymserting ouiore tn taken nn oath lo suport the Constitution the
I nited State nnd the provision of this act"7;;;0 'Bn,,,n,t
So that it shall read
As an agricultural country, it possesses very
milch irAnlcr r..oiricj than has pclicrikHv bc,B
supnosc-l. The proptrtinn of arable litnd far
greater than was believed in the early settlement
ol the country, while its productiveness is with
out a TmrnHct; Tha orewentTttvin or mis tact ia
re janted as if vital lintKirtauce toour Missionary
nteresl on the i'acrlic, fromilte fact that such a
state of things iBdieates-a permanent, rW eili-
zenship -ana Trosicrns fonimnmty. amongst
witom we may conudently iiofie w plant a sub
stantial and enduring church interest.
enacting claure, the follosfine preamble :
Whereas, hinds hercfofore endorsed by virtue
oi an act ot mo tjeneral Asscinlily. pasaed ln the I ''j-priii'-f. That the right nf snffrnio and
year m , pv tlie rutihe t reasurer ot mi holding c.Hice shall be MorcUd only by eitiseni
Mate, for the aVilmington aud Raleigh Rail Road of th 1' nited States " y
Pntort,.. ,1. nn.n.......r l,IIUl ..H.I... .' '' . . L .
i.f,,,... v..,t,w ,, 1Ile jeil THiiniayfTicing ihunnnded tiy Sir.
Xow-wf k einphaticnllv, M aitt Mr. lira ia
w;a eflWs'; Ihr t'urrtimit'l in the Himir u f Com
niuiMlti lm t that e Hid il in nnirr CAW Ut pttrpli
-mivAltte rho nu rwywaviufr riir Internal Iminwr-
ptrnlt in wth Vuraliua. lis soy Mot h iliil.
r(?s'l!iis IisiiiTike "ffieniliip to the Internal
fmpmenients ofrlieyt'ateT : But oh I'll w as hot
AXOTIIER LETTER FROM MR. ASHE.
Wc find in the vYitaiintrton Herald of Friilav
last, a letter from Mr. Ashe, jastifving hie attack
upon Gen. Iiockery and furnishing wlittt h calls
proof of the charge made by himself against
Uon. lHs-kenr. Mr, Ashe's jus lilicotion of his
attack w regard a a matter of no enhseqnence
and omit, a we do not complain of hi inakinr
rkaiyrt against Uea. IKiekery, but of hi making
barge w hu h are not tntr. 11 is so-called proof
of the charge, we publish a a matter of coarse
we are unwilling to treat him or any one with
th slightest injustice. . . :. .
The charge were that Gen. Dockery Toted to
lay on the table bill for the benefit of the tn
trjland flibiigh and (saaton Rsilnimls. The
eviilouce, Mr. Ashe says, is contained in the fol
lowing; extract which be make from the Con
gressional Olidm
".Mr. Penn from th Committee on th Post
Office and Post Road, reported a bill for the re
lict ot the .Memphis ami Charleston, or Mississip.
li.
n.i- t -ti.in
II ri
!J" w.,Hp5.' Tna-ea Hirer, the tWK Orleana.
r."' ".'T M,M- .'". ;'!'. iaiilpclnMM and Ureat Weern lAJ!vuA
ruui. uwis. iinmun. iiousum. ii,inttr j.inat i . . I
Irtr stsmnv nt TsuhfSt,.: s-l . . XV .f ... - ' tl 1 " M""'-'
iw-si'wieifSuiwsi
rut. I'eUit. Trait. Si,,l,l. Sli.UII si.;.i, 1 . .. ' -.- i . I ;. !
'StssasarHratajas
urns c. : . t,'X "''..
tha. bill .rjad fr
.exmi,ddtiiHBB, KUMw and cMlnwuaB-A. IVv.''i7,mJo2'f.;.A,'"lt S-.., k-'J
Cbiigre, ui, SUth, Srd narx, mm tD and
fjwf !C4ovie on Ji'iiilcrtid irtn. by
tbe fayutcnt of six percent, on.rli t'nnoT The
wui is aiapi in hs urovistons ana is a smpy ot
"Of sSJJWi Jl'.iroltn the ntiior
2-1 ltV
MlrTntabteifTiSj iraWiend Tv TSseit
j lug th Raleighiuid (iaston Railroad lu North I
tCaiydiiw, givmg xum fli aim (wivircgeM'are f
vjnuvrrji'i oj iue niu upunproai now etnnraeed
tn it." t'o7rs,iMi,iJ t;(,rf, ". 24. part 3, 1st
Session, 32d lvng. page 2409 aiiil 472. . ,
Mr. Uoekrt virtcd to 1st nn tli e Inl !-
Subsequently Mr. lSirker offered the following
Seward, after debate, the amendment was adopted
by the following vote :
' Tiva Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Badger, Bell,
Benjamin, IJrodhcad, Brown, Butler, Clay, Clay
ton, Dawson, lixon, Evans, FiUpatrick, Hous
ton, Hunter, Johnson, Jones of Tennessee, Ma.
son, Morton, Pratt, Sclautinn, and Slidell "X
X iV4 Messrs. Lhasa, ltudge of . AVucoiuin,
11. .,!. of lows Iki.nrl.a t'...lnn Vi.k I.'.-.,
jmrtof the Deims-ratic creed ; and Mr. Rragg ;win, Haralia. Jon, of Iowa, Xorris, Petti.
w,w not vaiiunaie lor umernar w, and "cir- Hcward, Shields, Smith, Stuart, Sot
cumstanccs alter cases." Xow, we have no de
ska iatiivja.istU4isrsWl
on tlie contrary we snnulU regret exeeedinelv to
think we had so dime. But the record ia before
We propounded quostions through ourpa-
Sumner Toucey,
JiliMdiniarostiaa,siii.vklly.tiMiipMi
before be commenced hi electioneering tour, and
) Seventeen Senator tsbitout aha dn'o vacahcy.'
This ras in Cvmmittm of the Whole i and
iCu the Ifiial vote was take in the Senate, the
amend uHuii w-u. concurred in. by a-vule nf Si tu-1
'.'if; Mr. Iiswsonsitjljj afiirntauv and Mr.Uwin
which he did not answer, we hare reiMMled-tWifl ,,f negiUve betng alwriL
e to answer Uiem. 1 mr. un nanison substitute, adopto.
i II ... 1 I'll 1 I - . -
since, and given him ample till)
(whivh of itself is proof of our desire nut to miss
represent him) and vetthey remain unanswered.
Auw, we will ask furthtr, was not Mr. Bragit
inCounty-Lquu en linns in Northampton -in-lsU
and '517 in Which Free Suffrage was winked at,
and parWd 'OTer fir nileni-e T ' If so, why was it
thus treated, when the Democratic ('nudidate for
tiovornur had Biaile il hi hobby nnd riding it?
And in this connexion w would like very much
sLbv th
House, is the bill passed by the Senate with the
omission of the Cluvton amendment. -
By ftie following clause it will be seen Uiftl the
supervision of CniigrcfStrr rf iji allt-tbit Jtrri-
toruit tutu, is uot to be allowed over the legisla
tion of the new Territories y.- - .'"" ". .
Mr. Doiulas moved to amend iiy strikiim out
the proa isiuus giving to tlie tiovemor nf each of
the prrsjiosed 1 erruone an absolate veto power ;
Its mineral resources are inexhaustible. Since if Mr. lira- would rive us the dav. or even the nJ n'o provision requiring that th laws
nuts T dust trar, when be became convinced in lu on- mis.; P"" ''T the Territorial Legislature shmild he
euanrsatioa with me on the subject of the plat
tuna which was adopted by tin Whig State t on
V en tioa in Itslrich, umlorstissl me as rxprissing
aaca eeatiments, In u bitally aud entirely uii-1 t Potyinvy. The New Y"tk Herald publishes
taken. I a (otter from Mn. Mclind u.-!cn Pratt, one of
I will atate, for the benent ot nr. uragg. with ,i,. .-,-ht wive of a distininiisheu jn-mner oi tlie
tin hone that his sense of justice will inihi.sj him i-.-i, , .i.lnmrc. ad Irrs-sol to Ler-aiJXJ) '.
-ssBretlnTifc'iwm,-fVW-fw uf XeSiua, IN. 11.,) in wlA
;! thalleolr fvr, a bill tn nil a ConivBii.rMfet defends l'olviiimy tiy the example of Abra
mmtvilkt L'mtSMiu nftlu X'atr, provided I am ham, Isaac anddu'oiK and the holy men oiention
alected a member of the next legislature ; and I tl jH ,),, Uible. The argument isu ingi'iiioos a
Bos a eandidate for a sett in tbe Senate, w iib fair I ,.- ,,nra ,lniwn from the unit suuree. -and
jiroaptvt of suss-oss! That.I ;andfirly andlWo.;4 lie ailuiw,wuigli t.i s4ti.fy .ilin eun.i
qasnstr bu tne u.ucign i isunrin anoca hv i f in i ari, whose Tiarem contained not
Ui M big state t unicntioe -. l nui i nave, at an
liases, priiately and publicly, adrot-atcd it, be
cause it met the approval ol my judgment.
1 tlnrafor. Mr. la alis, npisise an unqualified
dtaial to the whole uf ibis miserable little atfair,
the discovery of gold, official shipuien
have shown a yield ol about forty millions per
vnnuin. to whii-h, if wcadd Ihe uinoont exvortcd
t i Kngl uid.tlrrniTiny, Knn'-e ami China. together
w-ttu-Uutt bt.ju,lii, aA.tbw-Allniilic Slatffhy.Jifi-
va'c crsotis, no have the stupendous sum of
cigtiiy imllioiis, as tlie ftj:grettte yic!d ot tins
prscion nintal. To the tiircifoing. I ald my
stroiig I'.iiii iinin tint III!' ;.iil iniiti'i (if 1'iittV1
iovnia are not only ml exhausted, but will' eon
.tiiiuo, witlioui- material' niintcmcnt during, nl
leasj, the next half intury. Tlicr are no indi
cations of failure. From the farts before stated,
it will of necessity f..lw, ihat a a eHmmerciBl
cvnntry, California TKiasesses extraordinaty ad
vantages, tin this subject 1 will only remark
that no city in the world can bonst a eouiinerc'tnl
business equal to that of San Fraucisco, taking
into account it recent dale.
Our climate is, perhaps, without ajinrnUcl. as
'IB WHtjTta'ffeab'a pteiiiTu'es.'' ' "
it ia wiposiulu that any climate can tie root
l,C'.''liy. Si remarkable is this fact, that we are
si ran
the
" That the provisions and benefits of this Act,
o fiir as the same are applicable, lie -and--the
same arSHierefiy extended to all Railroad Com
panies in tlnHIuited States. . Provided the Road
-of the company Bimjow in the course of einsTrTu
now, or i;e uouimenced vitlun one year Irom tins
date, vnngmtmnat Ulotf, Ztlh vol., part
1st Session, o2d Congress, pis. 24 1(1. .
On the Monday following, the it
ia found. '
The House then proceeded to the toanlar
order ot business, being tbe motion to lay on tta.c
table House bill Ao. 823, for the relief of the
Memphis and Charleston or Tennessee, the Mis.
sisnippi and Alabaraand Tennessee River, I tie
U-osa, tho ew tirluau and Jackson, and new
0r1c;ius aiid.Upcloit.maui
ched record
that Kef Sitjfmf was rl-jhl. itui antiprnper and
ought to be auutitutiun'tl. colon J jlnvl.
A TTLOWAT THIS PT.F Hi OF "TITE "lJUTn.
The Balt'morr Evening. Tim. iakins of the
rcent verdict in New" York against John M. P.m-
TcT; KfffTsTvT: . .
The MbU-rv of Lerumnn in Xow York, of Iiis
laves,hasbarillv lieen forgotten. Weliaretore-
conl ajtotlier ea -c, mora d ingnjus in its fraturea
and mors fatal in its consequences, A Virginia
r.ditnr has been made an rvample nf, for daring
lossithvt Inhlsopliilon th"B ivdcll Illustrations
f Shakespeare" of whirh one Sismner of New
York is proprietor, was a " humbug and iin'sxi-
ion." For so expressing himself iq irginia.
oha M. Daniel ha had awaidud against him
les than two hondred wiies. The letter ix a cu-
tbsiity, as exbililiig the aocial relations of the
polvgamvst. Th lady says her husband has
seven othsr wire, which ia a m.iderate number
m 1ialp nf tli fuith. as Kiffdnn. the biirh
trasnl Bltb a tier t io.iura that Her ting 1 nrirsn of Mornvwtwin, w Isslbv, has llnrtyix.
nawwi, xicb, ujrserv, in in iiu'J" iot tioinrn- tl. r,i dren ol the eiiilit wives number iweniy-
vr. Mr. Bragg must certainly be very "hard up" . The husliand sheaysisa"g-sd and virtuous
Car asatcnal with which to nuiMwednn. Dix kfliy,
wkcB k resorts to such little silrfu-s. a tlnse.
Thar ou oilier reiiuesl wliTcli I ill make
of Mr. Uragg. before 1 euncludc this Irtter ; and.
aa mf pensuial relations wiib hue nave aiway
Wee ftirndly atd sgrec.abie, 1 am sure it will nut
faa him aulieodcd .
He Mentions, la tlie same speech, lit naniaof
Mr. Ihioa and a Mr. limes ia E-l-ni, who
tola him he was right ia th p-xotina he bad luk
a. Without aaving on word ia relation tn the
views of these gcutlrmi a, I do most aiercifully
Veaeeck Mr. Bragg, md to place m In the rate
nry with eertain politicians in that good'y tn.
, I io assar him that th bed of Proerus'e w .-uld
In merry a a. 1 eoufluil ibis teller, Mr. Galea,
hy srailv saving that lia. Iurkrry will. I think,
get tin fall w liig strength of I hi oounty aa I a
Jrm Jtmmrrmlt lsidf.
1 hop th hir press generally will be so kind
a to publish this Isiler.
1 ears, truly, i ifl. 11. 1 II l.i.iil .
' Ptr or Tni rotf ?aTtwsyrr. Jamej
Mowtr-imcry, the poet, breathed hit I i"t na fun
stay afterassin, April i. at hi resiilenre. th
Mownt. 81iAU, led H2, II presided at tin
wmekly hnsed of lbs inflrmsry as late as Friday
and walked Ivan viure than a Mil afterward,
M-stmerv waa tm on tin 4th of Xovemlssr,
1771, at Irvine, ia Avraliir. Whea wily 12
nars old, Ik Istil afib hny' aimd was shnwa
bv th prodas-lxn isl varsnM small poems.
Titfm U hraUiHis cwild est him si lint
from tli. fat of th poe. and he was sesil to
earn bis braad aa asw)iit In a general suop
le Ihirse4 f sr ether oerapati., and ene day
Bat of with is. 6 . la his kct. to walk to
, tn seek fun and fortune, lis met will
ask disenursjsMoeuts, but erei rr.L and R
Bally ss)spi.Ud It sul -W.lis kssw U-
" Is of a ps-r, and a Is iHMirus.Hed f r rsruin
rwl.ici"U hi-h in t n.t time, ssrn e..nid-
aresl MTonssv. Ia IT'.',, be pulHirhel " I'ri-.n
AmasnMiflis : la lsii it,( - tl. xii ; ia is
ten Wtadrn ia Swit.crlsud i" in HiJ. " Th
vss IbsImsi:" m4 ia Irl2. "Th world l-f e
the to 4." By iJmm works lis olrf i.nJ il
ea nf rvpufslw n h fca sib.ss enj'ivrd. This
tBSsreablsi p. sse"hrd a wclUlesgrird literary
assume ui a jr jr.
"AaniryBI (is nuH T iv, I'ltriTlisiso.
Cmtdrsl.l iiriirinMii w eii. in lln eit
sf N s-w f srk lv lb pubii-tna of a rry
tsmsigkl I'V lb I uiss,, ihai ih bsns Wine
sW, awbiW irj frri:ltl-t W! Squslie, l-y lf.
fisrr Iaw, had tolA. t pri,lrr, Bn-trr 11 isstai
IsMsis of sns-ie. d lisd eM birrd a If
ot lis nfli.h r"s. 1 , XT,, rl i. f . d-
aa epnw to story of a r fB-h taitr, . is
arlM4 l.y tl. (,. i n S'n .n iio.u. v
BsVS IK4 ss ,flotiry at ll'C A.lm r,li- H
fssss tts4 as s-H r,--w-i oi t'o- . . I 1
! i J.rs i. I to-, i.i.. . U
ttv slsvussnt. Al sd !. -.. t'. i
M the f;.w,. ..j,' w ho h si tl t',oi i-
tk Bfn tbe fieo. h el ws 111 ll Ml
otppi II'".
hivlnd.allthese niothcniand children area-iJcai
ettiuk t bltMrf it! -!J f"Sil'T,I,.r:!J
viiiaintMM-eand ansiMsiaiion i aud the midbcrs
. ...i j i
,S yrilsiisr oy iwmmisi, ,, wwsr "c,"
eserinsesif but, patience, long -suffering and
sistsrlr kindwess. Th husband, of wh,e af-
fstSMi she i entitled tn lost one-eighth. I a
practical teacher of muralsand religi in; apromo
ler ij general education ; aid at present oecnpic"
sn honorable .seal in lb l'islativ Conncil ol
the Territory. She eoncludes he remarkable
letter with the hope that nlightened legislation
in every Stat will I so mndifted. and the
customs' and conscience nf Individuals will be
so altered, thai any I'tah gentleman, wiih more
than ?be Christian numlr of wives, may 1 aide
in anr tvart of th 1" nited Htsiei with
his hsrem and enojecn. and enjoy as morh e. n-
deration and honor as in e M no""-
same manner as the patriarch JJ' b xrr.aH
we been ret. led had he, with hi wives and
ehildrsw, paid a viit to hi kindmd. We have
. a i i . " I .
lte:,r1 uiu.-n Ol ins - rmq limw r-rnins.
that the period the lady refers tot
lAfTtl FROM WOftlT.
The great demand "f pstr outruns the snmdy
of rag", "en ad.Iing those that are imported lor
th KiBanfss-lur nf this ani, le. 1 lie iks lay
lU.I a mum r Iss nrenarol from tli wml ol
variosis tree. I ail except frmn two si.urces in F,nf
land and in in France, and lhy aut pr-sdthing
a auod sru.la,is hs ot tier ba J until
now. n a h'iiiii th eve nf sueee.fiillv I r blue
ing sueh, V havespseiianM. of r"" writing
paper not as gmd a H Isssl, f me anuis hi
w.ukAii up the ai iienal are n-d nnai mey win
Iss ma I of lU fibers U hi. kory or lb enttoo
uoidar. f while bine and of enne-brak. The
msiensj iarnltrsi isf proper length. Ibeotreat-
r-t wt'h litfute weld and atlnilie washe- le--;
ea l-lisea fdlera, l4e.Ud. anTlhus p reared
to les Worked Bp. If Bll'lev l alrfosnfs lb
"Bllimat ils-ra" apear broken, as 'B-lime
Iksptos frati aeing bo eeel meebai ileal ioeioe.
eeif Ihev are ssB'le ti twoler l.y ,s grssl si rerm! I
of nib aHd or alk ii. th is m.ew la faahy.
TI.e- pereae, are msisilv ia lb hnds of ire
tins! uii'newt Ir men. Tb siUn, eesf a pr
l eal s, ienlifle ma al tlt mills wisldsitawh
lime, esissnse, and lb aiortiBrwtoi) isT i -r
menling to Jissover fiw-ls alreaily wll know to
a, ieiMss, Indeeil. the strnfFles af aoanncessifu.
irier.t.rs would le sll4l bsaeie in nuo.ll.er
and In Iheir meUncbo'r resnlls. If Imentriri
WumI'I al.v III gssieeal flfws of tin ar-soeea
is sbx ileisita iliey generally are lb awl
killed.. tint fr Amfi-nn.
nw.-rs there to sickly seasons or anything of
kiud, X" ""tc sejaon of tlie voir is more un-
lioelthy than ann,licr. J he tcinpe ature, particii;
Tarlviu the c Bt cuuir.'.isirodcrate ant rcmnra-
slilv uniform il.r .u -hout the year. inter-
stun iact. Unit tlie eshaunlion ol etrrngio si,a
waste, of vigor, to wlii. li we are sulgject during
the summer season in tbe Atlantis Males, at
unknown in California. e know nu iliffcreuce
n tins regard.
Hiiclrunin the mountain regions, thisnnimers
are hot, (cxi-ept lit bight, when it isalwsvscool,)
and the winters col I
U Ha asaw eomeUtiae vsa lar hiindretf
TiitswniTToTnT.vri?rrr ys xaaire up ny vrarr-
lornMiis. Aiiiericsiis, Milish, irtsii. uennans,
I'reni-h. Cbinese. t'entrii and Smth Americans,
and, in fact, almost every baiioo anil or tb
heavens.
Itiit.intnrs irigsa ilMsiB:istusmay lie. going
to show the intrinsic value of California in it'sll
isinsiifetyd, th gteat iuinirtsnrw of tfitsinis sion-
anr arid, is found n its relative position.
e regard ( alil-irma a a great moral pro
onturr, reared by Owd him-ell. on which are to
1 called into trqu.siiiou the vast rcirres of the
church for the nn 11 cosr-rsioB. vv e are lu-ni
broii ilit into rotiticiiily with the rsoM. Start-
ibc from Sa Franrwcoand running South, yosi
yiai have line Ihouaand mil of inleresltng
sHintrv, chiefly IrnpH-al ia climate, now tnbahil-
M lv a mived rai-e nf enervated and wasting pesi
pie. This whole rtmntry will Is thrown nisa I
I'lMtes ant Christianity, Al that puinl jtenfral
Ameriia) we find ou of lb mo-t inleris ii g
i-ountrir on tb tx'olie. All ihe-e State or lie
mill Irs am iimting and receiving Amcriran
aslvewlure and nlwpnisi,, Msd must sm-a I
iim the of missrr colerisrwe. Ilw-
f..rs iisir nest licnerl t nfcreiir hso.u, tim
will ha railed on f ir men to NK amjfti, to t 'oata
R e, lb th shores of Miitsinito and l uislsa
Thea the Sandwirk laland are ahead Ameri
anii'sl, and mual (sen larcomenwra. I him and
Ja'ain are also our rei?ble,ra. and ate now ujeu
in nn raJt and luteeeailng fields.
And let it rot le w.iiss, that th Atlantic
and Pacific Kail Ibsad n'U I' built, and tb day
is notdi-laiit alien y ir m;i " aries will go from
this In iirt Film' l u in i J iv , aiol ll.eni e t
I tuns an Uiin lu from irbieB to tweuty dayr.
It M l I .BI Ui xti'l I irlll III won ol Hie,
UrbO b lb aiiid uf UuiHB. IcrC. list., stittll
aid weal, until rierv puni n ,f lb carlU sliall
U I'.gbted up by the Irn, of saliati- n.
ebiectioiia, tothr Hncc In which it shall haveor
igiua'ed.who shall enter the objections at large on
tlunr JoumaI,and pnicee 1 to reconsider itA if.af
tersuch recmisidcration. two-thirds uf that House
shall egi ce to pass the hill, it shall bo sent, t .gctlierj
witnstne ntoecii'ins, ji tne other House, bv
which it shall likewin In iwntmsidered and, if
approved by l-.vrMliir.ls nf that House, il shall
hecoiri a liw ; but in all such rases the rote nf
both House shall be determined by yeas and
fimaprs to the nmnunfof eicht thousand dplLart.J n.v,i and the names of the persorts..yotitis for
Tremble ye Editora of Virginia, ifym dare ex- od against tha lull shall In entered un the
ae4lKHsnij,liif ls.i-rrism.-aiHl hnmlssj- Journal of each lloue rsivaivlyr Hany bill
erynf New York publications. They have n it "hall not he returned by the liornmor within
onlyroblsMl yoo of vour pnqierty, but now any. throe slays (Sunday excepted) afiir it shall
lliot they will curb me rilit i,r stieech in i upie I nave oeeii prr.eniri m nim. un same snau oe a
ia. .The. pits uf Uie-Uhlikimiuiisn, 4a.to-l gwr-1 law ia lik 4 ifkn hd signed h, ante
ged by damages awarded in Xew Vurk ly ahoh 1 Aseeiulily. by B'Jouruincnt, prevent lU ra
tion iunes. i . I turn, la wim n ease it sball nut be a law.
Tbi, in onr opinion, is the greatest and gros. I mndmBI waa agreed to.
est h'dignilv eier offered to tbe free press uf this
ooontrv. It liovild In passed anaind. Th
of Richmond shovhl ring it ia th ears nf
the people of that Stat, and awake them to this
bold attempt tn place them in a tate nf mental
suhjivtion. The niawiv and principal of tb ver
bs.
hl'h
wa
I 1-m a,'. I I
a
I r
I.e.
1 I;'-
IH,T or yet
emioeet di.tf l..
wld. V-.lti.til e, 1
i Al tii. ln i I
nh
I!v. I; 'St NsVos! Th'n
I St b leaolew M I'se'B?
o'ae-l. BSiJajaday. I he it-HI.
i-n (4ti.HI lurs-sy I s , P
lie bad lee ,., sears
S , . an enne-'i n, and w'l
i'e.t i tr him V in tb' -uoti a tbe
,B-iset I'ot 'b-l . If Melh-elisl
t -'.,! e I, ,U , J its "- i"
re i 1 - I i.
... isa iak uf Biauor sut 14.
Il wnnld rii ma grtait pbsaaur to reennnj to
ill ewll ItiS'te Bsn SB Una Beetling, in a epess-h
of half BO hour nf lo.sre, if ein aslBres SillnlHed
I tiave see Csliforw, nd eiardinlly
every word that baa been ailaarssl by (f , Ib-riag.
I hair tent, lie I in I 'a! if x-tn a f itesei a y
mher as a a in tin saai of lime. Il is tin Inesa
eratntrr I eves saw. Hon I has surveyed her
masreiBcent I, her apiei-d.d river, kef proline
mining rssrion. and i rsHatsna ts basses
as her parte A lis Bos Id. 1 Ban, slnest inelil-ssj
to wish I w yoang ;. I deelarc unto yoa
llut I SIB aill.es B. so In t aj-f -eeia. Iher
submitted tn Congress, nnd it disnpproveil shmild
be nnn an void j aud to insert in ben of them
the f .llowii.g t .
Every Jbill.w li'cli s'uall.Live p-iawjil the Cuun.
ciland llonsrnf Uepresentatiieaof the said Ter
ritory, rhall, befin itheeome a law, beprescnted
to tbe Coventor the TiTritorv; Ifhespirove, t"e
WH.H Ut jtfl ll Ml If Uo, tie el.a'HTfnirn If.'willilii
Mr, Pockory voted in the affirmative.
VungrruiuHut OMh; ja4th yol., part 3d, I.80,
31 't Congjiatre 2172, ;
-IFla f a-totintr ibr The Wa1ie-wr fHiaTHioiigli
not for Mr. Akf, tliat he her give reference, fur
his slntementm- -
Wo turn to page 2409, and find Mr. Tcnn's re
port and Mr. Venable's amendment as stated,
and on page 2r"J we find the yea and nay re
corded on the motion to lay the Bill h'.e 0
eseafiti on lw Inl J, and tusli ad of Cwieral
liis-kery voting for it, as Mr. Ashe saya, ire 'aif
at Ttrnriltii tiyninH il t ' . T ..
Mr. Iarker-(hen offered the amcmlmrnt as
stated by Mr, Abe, hut the morning hour had
rxuirra and no turtiicr action waa bad on the
Hill until Monday followiuii when on naze 2472.
Mr. Penn'a Hill, not Ike timrnJmrntt in J'ntur if
fas It. ( U. aasi till uihrr l-uiwt'is, was token up
and laid on the table.
So that, a w hare before lnei,Ceyi, rtockery
tievrrxtint- Tote to lay upon the table either a
Central or a Raleigh Mid tlnap.n Railroad Bill.
And that tin station ei.t is oorrect, we ill show
by. lb Bulimiraiaf tin tslolas aud lay-it's. 4As'4
reremaost I , ta any on who aiay deaira it
I. H. la this moraiug' hmrnnl. we find aa
art id npon the subject of Mr. Ahe' first letter
wboaa- ntiastatcment aa to tln. tsoefcery s Votes
we so thoroughly exioedome liniesinue. Tlie
urnal doe ma attempt to eastata Mr. Asli s
statement as to I lie in, but make some very un
worthy insinuations ae to Messrs. Badger and
.Manguui, which W shall ncttr in our next.
'lyrfrriHe Uhnmr.
WAKECOINTY.
Pnr-usn to prci-ms m.t'o e. a ,.r:
rit-r-Mis t V. a'se i-..uory i,:-s; st 1
in Kaleiyh. on tl 1 - h sn-t.. tot . I..
emiin wUat sn-; s j,r ,, rv t.. 1.
rcfuroiaiorv m,-.i-...ii.-wl,,-ii,. ,io:i-,
out the Mate, reintite t. a iiou; ;,1-,,.n .
of intcuimiiie in the Ui, t. 1 ,n liM '
Kcnnon, 1U waseWent Krvrmin -1
ing ; and A. M, tiortortn n: ; - o,-, ,! , ,
. At the request i.f the Ci.ji. .,.,, ti.t
explained the '!ct of the mtetii.g 10
tinea remarks, onmluiling .T n,, ,,
cmmitteeof five l apfstiotc. h, i'.r
tums tor the action of tli.s uiectiog. lie r. lo
tion was adnrgtit and Messrs. A. M. fi.-rman, U.
T. Blake. Xeciham Prfif.iS. II. V hunker ami
S, II. Young were appointed said Coiumiiti-e.
Alter the Committee had retiied, Mr. J. Q.
PcCnrteret entertained the meeting with some
appropriate and enc mraging remarks.
The Committee returned and iuhiuiitcd tlie
tillowing Preamble and Resolutions, vii:
WntarAS, the time hna arrived in tir S :iie
history which rails for decisive action in umnjA
iqaw procure rotict irons ineevils c-t iot.':uri-r-.
anee in all its phase, we a portion of tlie-citiz. ns
of Wake county, in public meeting aawmhlcd, do
hereby declare it as our opiuinuv lliat our State
legislature Mi'Biia pft aomer wise anil nrui ent
euBctments, fur th removal of the a. re ciils un
der which w groaoaociully, morally and polit-
,j, niiainK irycw ute peruicioua uouor uumc.
Therefore, ,' "
fwsmiVT'hat we-will vote for no man. irres-
psx-tivirof mrtv, who- irtialKhiiusclf. treat to in- ,"
bir:oitingdriuks,or iirncoi-iilh4jeili.iic thmucli
any other poou...arfM4i. wetisisiir-sn8raee
lor any -canilidato who iinqHalittevllyNte.-Ur,.
LUuwilf ,4,iJi.sstb oav mi W WUun iT vi, - .
itdtlMttim'Mtl --MpprtatiiM-'tif the evils i.f tlC-"
liHUui tSic. , . . ... ;., . t ..,.,,
Mr"ffrit lliat we toil vote for any aian, irrcs-
pOLUa.u. parly, who milL ptomptly aud openly
rcluse to treat with anient spirits ; m prefnrenco
tu iiy linn who shall enria.in it. . . .
jifKtHmt. ihat tbe V hairtuan ami Secrctarv of
fliiaCuuvuntiua he-aprsilniail toreMtA,llviui4e-
rocaiu tnecaiidid.itesiortliet'i;isiatiiiciu akc
ouiuitjy aa to -their .situin- ua tho IMi.ninbrAr.
mcasureseiiitirai-cd in theatu've lo solutions m; I
to aesnre all'sui h, that wo will vote for no nan
who declare himself hoi. tile to the saiim. and
opposed to legislation irnon the liquor trult c, in
view of its hioditicotion now, and ultimate n-mo-
val horeallor,
v liwUc-d, That when tliikjncclin adjourns, it
w to meet at I noiupwuabire, 11) (httiiof tuvnl-
crn psvHin of Wake cuiiut-y, on tlie second S.u-
uru iy in une. Aim mruiur, tnat a rnunty v,n
veution be hi td of tbe friends of tliis Reform, at
ltrtlcigli,jc-rtsrt4pr..icbiiig 4th of .luly j tin-l
that the seven.) Districts uf the county be requ. -a
eil to aipoint delegates toattend the snme.
The resoluliijns were fieHy ili.s:u? si-.l, pom i f
the sieakers arguing the propriety an I n.,v---.s'w-14
if the adoption of such dciernik iti . ns ol ti..,
friends of the enterprise ; and others- cso..-.-...-their
views of their impropriety ; and ..t t:,.-t-'rious
intlurncci they bclicveii would gr-fw
of them. ,
The resolutions, however, wore ml p i-.l l.v a
Ittrire niaimitv 1 and then tlih I'-mventi.-n i.-i-
Jowrwrrl:" rf ft.-aXC'K'KXXtJXIXr, ;'.
A. ?1. UOttS IV, v, .'-J. -; :
Tin following 1 the rote of tb Seaal apoa
tlie passage of the billy
Ys s. Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Badger,
Bayard, Ueniantui, Umdbead, Hrowa, ilutbsr,
Cass, Clav, las -on, Dilon, podg", of lows,
ouglB, r.viu.s, lUpatriek, tleyer, (twin, llnn-
diet are monstrous. Ibnr do ti ni.r. hanis of tor, Johns., J..e, f owa. J.mes of Teimeee,
ViryriB Itfca, hi'fB.;iteisnl nf tbe fjenimnn
7 llow my rwousBiida or d. Mars aro tliey
prejairej to contribute in the way of trad to Aw
Vork, thus atinbling her abolition iiiPurne,
mnrlf Btrtmg by Aasiera fnttrmnnfff, to mh out
eitixrns and break down our pre J j tVs
who prate so gli'-ly about only on kind of "in.
termt," the "interests" of dry gisl and groce
ri TB Xew f Gtk, renieinl thaf Ttir Tsa
greater "intorwst" tb luinssia l later!
uftbeRoutlu Tin gralual enrsvl ment a sm
the S.ilh by these Xew Vork gormsn l rcra sill
Maann, Miirpin, Norris. IVtlt, rrait. Rusk, Se-
I ttlan.- ttliletds; SIHefl.- Jtluart'Tfoirosoh" of
Xew Jersey. Toucey, V'eller, and -n illiams Cj.
Navs Mssras. UelL Chase, Il slje uf Wsaom.
eta, f easesiden, risb, r.iaHe, llanilin Houston,
Jam, Seward, Smith Muianer, Vt !, aad
alkr 1..-
Tea Senator alarm t and on Vacancy
Mr. Cralfrry ilot llilaif an I ulber rmtnenl
Baturalists In France, are beginning to turn their
serioa attrullun to th arch mat ion nrrioineslU
svetituslly nilivert an "'interei,M tbe piudwlsnl cation uf ahrmals whirl) bat hitherto lieen bdal
whiehnow fnulb weabh id" the eonarry I , anknowa to l'.nnrt.or known only aa ..binds
When will tin j.le of the South tcticnlly Uf s. ssniiM or Ml curiosity. . Wltlun lb laid
carry out lb d.s-lrines of fin M. iiij hi aad
Charleston Couvenli-af WLa they la tsd
bsarty earn! pal their ah. I lee to lb whirl in
th graal rturt I Cumanrrinl ln4Bandain t
n by wail tor turn a pur a a llH lM aibsetia tn
gag 1 he South! a Km, to.arvu, lL.r d- b-r-
mtnatMiB 7
T.I MOIIED Kt.l'.f.l.l.Kl.V IN CI HA.
Tb Wastklotrbia tvirresqswtdwtl of tha Kew
Vi-rk Dsilv 7ssrav uader data f Mar aVtlh.
slnla Ihat inter from llavaatn had is-t r
i-ciic) In W .,ington, iinli sting that tkr l,luH
f 1'uh It mi pmrnt bsae atmntnit mmnl
tlftkmi nl rwJnllnm. Th SjSMiiftt yasieilstb.
whose biy.Jty ha lca h.lharVi ll . lisrf sll
aneeof Sieiiih ejt,hiin in Col, are, H Is
aat, aspialty with II Cieole,, ciuol ,'oiig a,i,
disaffeetae). I sir England and Freni inisr
pusa, it i ll wl li e, will Irfi a mnsresrf.il
tevil ill n In Hie 1-1 Ai d, an I li e un ii.ost oB
,f anio s'!..n will I sprrdilj piixsated Id li s
I . n. TTi rrrfionnc!ii sa 11. si lbs A.li i-o-KlTMim
art Ws'tiinfOsB f miT for -this rjnea
lion, and ha sluasid 1 1 enrpri.l at Ha pr.
srotati. n to ;s.r jrr eiil loigitss, an I etsa ua
ring t'oe j.rr -ei.t ,..!.,
W gii l!.e rumors as mm ea, never re
dacting lb aiBteauwats "f V Bsh'.ngtoei etrre
svaaailasBIa cat X. V, fssp'. wlis. allBssurh tt ef
' kis-w evary thing, are null fuliil.l , Mid liald,
lik other a.en, to frfeasietsl miatate.
Caba, ea; I illy, hi th close 11 a st ie,
of bIsbsbbI fabls. sa that It as altswaat ImraBstMr
to liB iw tlis real stole of fads in that InuyrHbig
lahttid. If rsnn-.a b.s.1 if truth wie fired
olfat th Morn, H hiM rrda'ily turn lnn a
II f Uh first a;, Host Wfe it rA half
as.l esee iba fiulf Stream. Jsanii!ess,
Stury of Hi BsrrveeeAde,,) is! II fiear may
iey. fittrot.ly d t4 Brians frwai the b'nnders
wto which b-tlerwnlers s.e.e. .i-a fail, and
month they hate rvresrssl iheia for the Jardin
t-a llantn. al Pari, a attsibrr of Vsks fnira
I bin . aa an una! w he-h llntl as say "is mor
rrr-i.is It.sn all lb gd. 4 h ew vloild. '
n Thils-I and Cliin this an'.niil serve as a
aura, an asa, a euw, and a sheep; ha b-sar hnsr
ly biirlnsis, draws Isrgs loads, upd.e ficsh
winch lsxee!letit,snd liairw hb-h ran I wrought
into w iria elotliea. To natural:, him therefore,
in Kun ps won! I Is an iminena servies to man
kind I and a he bears eold bravrly the Kreneh
nalnraliata l ai everv ln.p that l ey willlsl le
lodo sn though. I V lin war, th lii Lord lHr
by maki the sllemid and faile-l. Snan I'blnea
hate bcea bnsnghi uvry to attend tbe Vsks.
fci'lTltrtsr ti l.. u Lis 1 Art ivis
The eit iretis ef Cntiet'len rsmnte. Ark., hate re-
ermly lieen tan a rt, ite. srsiH-t a de.perate
gang if 1 u'lsv, in that ts-uatt, awl a lew I'sva
ag an sflisy r(i-ie,t in a hull a IV. I'cnltl,
aoooll-lsn t.f J, Ala la, I i f of the alieLi-l off",.
dsrs wsa alvd bs. by H, P. TsHev, in IB !f lr-
frnre, S .a after a Bices. leg isf isne hiioJi e.1 sit
trrw tik plsce. nd pnirrisdrd to His k.sase is
Alo's to leir h down, lot deals'.! Ihismgh lln
entreat i i f bis rsniilr, al.o tr hii'ssmI l- leave
tb riM.hfy, TlV Bel autjaeNiU, nllr Infioed
lb4 ti leuse would laaMAnsted lbs neat dav
if tbev did Bsd lesir. A pybli ntasinr was
then liebl, an t n a liiti na adopted a.difjing
Al e's to les the i.eilly I'V the I -Ith io.lanl,
and tn ing nitu Bihers nolil tin I it It to leave, or
tin abni lb e.lie.'.eiirM.
TfcUUIBIrliimAMA.
The Parlscorresnondent of the Xew York r'isw-
writing under date of tin 1st lost, giiea ih fol,
lowing account uf a terrifle drama, which was
then in nrogresi in the vicinity of Lyons;
Two worn mnred In bnrrr? a writ were or cr-
whelowit by the caving in of lite earth and stones.
On waa killed and lite other was tightly shut np
unnarme.1, witn tin corpse, ihis was at the
depth uf fifty foot. Tw day passed bvf.ir a
knowiedxeul bis sitaaluift was obtained, II was
thea m en that it waa imnoMibl to recw Um
sarvivnt by tin removal of the earth above him.
the slightest derangement would destroy the
cniiilibnuia into whii h chain had throw 0 th
snrstrinmmbent inns, and bury forever the lin
f.iniiTbiie'vicHm. Means wei Totiiid, huwcier,
to pass hint sdeb Ttqui.la as phv an ians, sninuuuiml
from Lyons, would allow him total. Tlnw.uk
of steliveranre then enmmeneed, and ha been
rung' on, thus far in rain, frfrntrf rn W.iyt sf
ftmrtfn night: Twa shsfis ha been sank,
starting at a riistanre and arming nmlcr the
spot where he is imprisoned. Thee were to l aie
neea aninpTird flay bufore yesterday evening,
a' r.CU wm tbon to In rnVcled. Straiig
to aar, th prison's, lbiuh h cannot nv ve.
sleep at aighl. The corpse of his felluw-lnlsirer
press Ulsm biia, and uecnitsaitlofi t fir ad
taocwil, and yet he does ma) enmplnin of the lu.r-
rililsBeirhborhon,!. H i mind would serin some
what staasun by hie protoasrd eonfineiaent, for he
will only speak to one lenoa the captain of tli
cm-pe of engine working at hi reh-aji. Tt
rued wbtsh naase bv Ihe Been i f the calamity
bae bet a elusrd to ail veiiii-lra, sut it is tetrad that
lb nimbi uf tiBBiy wheels suight bring do
uimsb hna th frail interlaced wruelur of rs I,
above twin. Th t.Biprsss basilirmeaf the Chain
Iwrlain of Ui Palas to keep her informed fr n
dy to day of lh perigee sa ,f li matsu. and bae
oriiei ed a trlrgraphie Uisj.slih when the d.-lner-
I oaby BsM-ef, - -
IiESTRft'TliiS IIF TMB Vlli:U.INil I KilMil'..
-Tht-aris. -f -ss-bhdt -lereirrshic ....
have lieen pulilislicb ia spoken uf ut l.-u,;iii l.y
the Whi-eling Intelligencer:
"During the CireniM.n of yo-.ter.tay a V: !.
storm of wind prevailed, which toward 10.011 in
creased lu almost a hurricane, along tl.11 valh-y
of the rivi-r, brc:ikin?ji vessels at tio-ir nioormrs
ntnl cansiri; great iii'viisitvtt:,.ri. A liut H o . i .. K
we walked lip Inwards the Suspension tin.!,:.-,
and went np-.ll it, rntciifliug totnse a walk a.-.ro s
it for pbsure, as we lone frequently d'-nc. c-.i-
; joytnglhe cssil breeso Olid the un. In luting ni-.fi. m
ol Itio bridge tie iitsi-oveic-l tint one ot the
guys, or small iron cables cKt.-ii-iini; li-.-ia 1,..
isiring to the waft ne:,r the l.-i-e ot itoi ca-i.
mttnent, was brol.cn fis.m us l.i.inii.;. si. 1
severnl of the kt-.nrs vvrco.-h.-d ui ir. A' -. :.
hundred ynids .blither cu ic s.ii ih.it. .0 uo-i
ly one, ol the sostrntrii-rt tu wl.i ii t; c tu
awuug was brokcu. Then' ecru but sli. i.t ilu.o-
agea, but a we ha t never l.i-l -re seen 11, hi -,-t,
siLtiltd.evia.to l.hia jxUii.l-Lv ai.J tu u-
bepin to way ylolcntlv, ve Ihoiij iit it pm hnt.
to retrace our stesi. M r had leeu 1 11 the tl.s.r-
mg only two minutes and was on Mum street
when we saw p ersoni runuln toward the river
bank ! we Ml, .writ just m i.mc to see ine wh- la
structure of cnl-lc and fl. siring heaving nn I
lulling with tremendous force.
"Au tin cables except Iwe on the ninth s -i
are torn from the towers, tin the sotuh s..h- nil
the fables except one small 01.0 are torn tr. m
tlieir aoi-borne in the heavy nia-onry on M ini'
street, ami wuh such violc- were tbr jerke t
from this piece ol in:isonry thiitonc stone w.;,ti.
in nteurt hlituu iiuudii.,1 o..uuoa na.-i tliluo a,
distance of sonn feet. The lurse iron g-ite at
this and nf th bridge was sliiveie.l to at.. ins. :n,-t
the. .tol.l-lv'mse. ynTtii.tctflly .itcnvitilir.d. the t.
kceer nuking a narrow e-ciq-e ith Ins hi,-.
hi th Island, at the west end i f the I n .!, .-, n
earn that but om cable btose fr.Hii 1- soih-.r-
age. The rnlire w,hh work lies 111 tt-sss ,ti t nn-i
on Ihe shores. Tire cal.h'S al-o sir-t!i B- r-.ss
Ihe river, SHnk to the ts-ttora. Silnraitsi an
discover, only two of the rabies eunpted iisuu-
cr. and that on the nutM-lc of the p. tiers, the
rest of the breakage being at thur cminvi'-u
ith the aniliors,
."The 6 saiuu aa il stiurk the v.ir.T n 1,. -
ken iutolurua si-uliua. and bai iu1;U su.is il
river, ynbroly blockading the -h.-ittnvt , r u-. in
Last evening tint portion acr.. th i lni ! i
cutaway and retooled by the sieano-r '1 ; ... s
fa an, au Unit the channel is nuw I.n- t r 1 n
patrao uf boo-a. -
" e caiinol rsiimate tot 111 -m.vcioi o. e 1 n
ill Le caused tu trade and Irani sml li.i 1 . i
transit by Ihe I ss nf this bridge, li is one f
Ihe heavicstcalaiii dies n hii h has sier t,,;! n. n .i r
city 1 but we Is Ik vb tbe enterprise aud j nl lie
spirit id our ctu. na will riqaiu the l's as . n
dily as any coiMitmiiity ciil.l p.oi.!y d. 'I - n-
suary fi-rry IswU bae le 11 ptoioie I. aiol ilo-.r
plat so will avion be upphi by tl lst Usiia
which can I procore-i, lor Inriher anar. mo
menta w lsk h'ie(ully to Ihe fntnie."
a svl.l t,eHtaial alif,aniav I bail litateHCL-t
with th power 4 darknr. tbr, I w.ld ess.se esen- . IU 1 hevsi B.I.I
grsssil'sUbarnia b, aa b.d t h in th y-ber.
InSBM seb Sj I Wl'lasV .m th.a aotr iwt
St tl r-t.l t-1,1. 1st SS f.liser SSeasesU rl
a.sv I pnq-et f- a sn b g ve vu my view la
inwia t. I 1' rw', sn yrewt r rti. I a a
en . 1,1!; l.-sl IT finer has i I ih.aeiei.irg
lis has p. P-o b'.i 'V e,,h,fed tl. r s ,v, reea slid
tt laieaia t1 l al-lo'iia.
I f, .e I . I" en f Baa thea 11 r l b- ll.t
tera lo otrfstn I nt, whi. Il test! e then to eot-sr
ervl,i.r lesiil.g Bs sn sr i,ln. wliiefi
lod. Is,r lo 1 even Bvo vsl!.1 t. .ibeB
a-Sjimee.- lltsB S.Olhm fsral MB tl'Hl. Iif .
1'f-fmt. s,
W.istVsTawrtsisi I 'ivti.. Thetlea,
i'nanmllle B snl.te. by lb V, orhl's Temr
aar C.B.teBtion. held al Sew Y"h la rVrptes
be lia-t, bar rubl.alrfd a pamidilst rsmiaining
tin j (las pre, -ee.li ra ,-f their rsl meetinf, and atot a
reu Bt lo lb peoj.'BM U-a I nlled riasea, 1 lp
Itah Prnliiees; sol f .rrifa Bs'l .lis. 1 hey rr
ai assaeo.'al Is Ihe frin.ls sf 1emraM tn
sr-y trl nf Inn w.e1-l a bnlsl S'lnslisneosw
m el.ra sn th tee nd Tuesslay ia Jiti,Bt,
Mraara. nrss, F-ar'T
i"e 'srd dnl, t!e-,d P
I I tare 1 hill h Bill
lid K
s i ti,
jb, j
Veh-elst
l,sr, I
Fi er t'.eet lt -Tl e V k Pnl
Mil lb oriti ('aml'iia -aain.( baie tol l l.y
Cssss sale lai irais ,d Ibeir e-, t-rf ot to the
i'tnr !. Il o I ' -n-l ai t i,l II, a 1 ,. b-,-1-.b
1- s
s,. a
n- ai
Paitialr, five avtlar
r.j lu thai .
I ' i-i 1.-41 ..If t T
It. ,
l faf"? H
Ut t ft i r-l ft'
. QfleSTltlXii 1U UK ia.'L. I'D.
Tb demirratle lepers seeiw Is hv a ryewl
fuSMlnisa bar rwerbising laa. lHrkrr, an, w
prssaiiHt. tliey can have at sethni etoeetrsa ff
ib Whig baper tnl Mr. Hrag throrrh
ea teebet lent run ran. 'e will taks tl lits-IH
isf rmsnuundirg a few rttarrtes, sa)u of which
have hern asked bef.e; Imlws see f ren In emf sa
w 4o pi expert Batraicbt b.rwsrd answer, 1'lw
drmortacy aie very fsul at mIiii, but rather
U"V at am, riiu-ooi, lions.
H sbsuld bkn to knesr wbe'hrr Mr, Bragg
was not oiaj-u I to Ins, SuCia- ta'isf II
be n-d, Uiar.abir, bareW.I a least tenet all
,pii-c! infernal imurot ajieti's f i it
fhink lluii, s lb t.rts-i.1 Ime, ' a just rrgsnl
for th iuteraal sf lb pcopht II (in ea, (u.,1 h
anrsB and reaottri-es sl tli State will BsuHently
a b s" U,e Slate luaol ia to rotoU.-to-a ut I f
t'eeleal Kaili.atd and it a ealeiwioa l.asi and
W e-l f la hs ia fn.rf id any ,.l,- soiaaetox ou
to lln emxtnuti.'B lhasi I'rre siilT.sge f Was a
in tat vf ralil big lln anwadnteaiu to the t'.r
siifniiust, aa a-l (S.d by ti l.."iiii" in I slf
If I, en. Ikakery ierelas Mr. Ibsj .o
maeh b answer ad ibea s,ueaii.ns, thsw
rtn rf Im uraas eaa spa Ibr base. f tn i
t.mifitf.
., a. - -
r.lfllll Fsalsv Mr. Was. II. Iweiisg. ia
an.t.ar uf prirt iambs in Ntl lk. wnaenlted St
bv a Beiei,ati, ta VI r4,e-ia. u in-)t bt of
I 4 kr ttt laid a I,. li load jit eo.se .P.e n i B li e
is.lr wis f,. N. nk lieisil Bed se l. .i
i fv lii 141 il s,iBiit . ilit. art i, is
j fc.,-1 lie . f a's Ml leilisf 1 1 efs, .(,-, ...,(,. t I,, -,
r k, I... -a .4 be, v o-!, au 1 il-i ir o-! i'i,
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