FOUEiaX
1 1.
Ah. A
rilUnll WXXXLV T
WILLIAM C. DOTJB,
" tnirol "tup nnriitniL
wv- jifsVi --
If Bold trietly in advance, two dollars per -am;
tw dolUn and 611 J cents, if paid withi
is mealk od three dollar at th and of iha
t 7.
ADTSRTrSEVSyrS .not xceding eixteea
Has will b inserted en tim fur en dollar, and
twcaty-lv eota for wck subsequent insertion.
The of greater length will b charged propor
: tieaslly. Court Orders anil Judicialadveitisemeut
' will h ckargea 2 5 par cent, higher the tha above
rata. A reasonable deduction sill ba Bade to
tkaat who advertise by tha year.
Book and Job Prlutisg dona with neatnes a
y despatch, mad aa accommodating terms. '
tdT Latter! ta tha Editor mast ba post.psid
Will HE DIDN'T PUOPl&K.
ar Tta fur. .
' "Why did yon never think of marriage V malted
I of my friend Lyman Bobbins, who ia torn
ten year older tban myself, add s confirmed
bachelor. . ''--'-..--?.
"1 have thought of it," id he.
Well, why didn't too marry, thenT"
! will tell you. i'ott know Frank Palmer,
on'tWHit". ., ' ; ..-. "v.
. ha failed but week to the tone nf iwentr
thousand dollar. But hat haa that to do with
" ' aerhmalTjrinrvwd to mate pri)poal but once,
v rindthsiTii to Krank'tixileibefere ba iu
married, yon understand." --
"Oh 1" nidi growing interested. --And why
dtdn tottT
!,$ shell trnevrs- J wa Toonst and romantic"
at the time abe wattteautiful and accomplished.
Wa were throwaNnuch together in society, and
I waa juat then of art age to yield to her fascin
ation a. Though I had never expressed my lor
in arovda I an noose mi looke betrayed me. and
- X am quit utbat-he WM-awoxBAvt my foal-
v log toward! Her. Uur raminesTieing anmewnat
intimate, we were nn the earn footing, and she
treated me in niuoh the mam coiindeutuu man-
Bar aa she would a favorite eousin." '
.;.'l)o taa think." I inquired, VUiateha.waa m
lore with vou t" ' -
"No," aaid h "I never thought that. I
presume, however, the would like to have lured
me on to a declaration; -.and then would hare
noted aa fancy dictated. : One duv, when I had
table a morning call and was about retiring,
ah tidd ma that she was going out shopping.
andughingly proposed "to mo to g-i with tier,
and carry the bundles, litmus nothing of im
portane to take up my time, and not being
verse to lue prnpovai, parity on 'aocuuni ui jta
norelly, and considerably, I rather suspect, on
account of Hi asreeal'19" ehnrneter or me com-
spirit, and in a few minute wo were fuu-Iy tn
twrtf." r ""' " '
"I hav but little to bni."jaid Jnjjsumprtnkin,
.J'jou .mty W'Bxratuljite yourclf uponj.ba a
" Ton will have the lea to earrv." -
W mad our tr viait at a dry goods estab
lishment. 1 '
"Havyou any lace collare?" inquired Car
oline. A Urge quantity wer displayed, but
- ttey were only ftve-dolmTa-iu price, and they
weretooohettp. At length one waa found at seven
dollar, with which. Ijeing declared to be the liet
4a tli tre,r -tirpnnt(n- at tcrigttrnrorccd
htrself a(ini, and dc ilei to hike it.
"I aunt" we." aaid sli on going out, "that I
don't really need it, but it- was so beautiful I
aould not resist the temptetion."
. A beautiful abawl at the ditor of a store next
eauzbt Caroline' attention." . I mnat certainly
a- in and look at their shawls," mid she. "1
aawit uM! UTOuiel liko -thWrv-
"New kiadi' jd tb-eTerkr'rwri jHt
Imported from Franoe, warranted ta surpan ia
tneneaa of texture and durability any now ex
tant, will you have oner
Th price?"
"Seventy-five dot! am, andrheap at that"
Candiue waa startled at thii aunouncement.
"That is hlirh " aaid slie.
. "Not forth quality. Just feel of it, see how
oft it is, and y iu will not call it expensive."
"I did not think of rutting one today j how
ever, 1 tliiuk 1 matt. 10U may cnargs it 10 my
father." ' " v
Th shawl wu fuUei, envvluped- and handed
to m by the clerk.
"I sopp'iMi pan will Kold," laid Caroline
bwt it s such a heiutr."
W rewbed, re hg. anotherdrj eol store.
-thtr plaear1 oviir which, "aelliug otf at cod,"
proved so seductive that we at ooc-e atnyed our
atepv and enteiwl, Caroline ruhed to examine
tb silks 'he fiit p:imnna tinurml, which to
mv npra-ticed eve seemed of aanperiornnalitv.
Were. ea-t.cont.nptuoatily auu-Je. aud lbs dcaired
to e th very Ixist they had in th store, Horn
war shown her at two dollars and a half per
yard. Alter a while, she ordered twelve y itil
tn b eat of for her. This wu don, and the
bundle handed to me, Th bill, ol course, sau
to hr father. ; T"
.-, What with th shawl and jilk, each of wbi
snad bundl of ao ineuaaiderabl aiie, I waa
pretty well weighed down, and began In be ap
praheniiv of tli eonaeqnence in ea my enm-
paaion should make many mora purehaaea
Kb, however, reueved my aniu-iv by saving
thai- aha. Intended pmchaing oUi - awxa.
bn w only g-ing to atop at a jeweler 1 to nave
lorket repaired. Aoconimsl v, w rejiaired to
tli store of a fashhinabla jeweler. The locket
Waa handel ever with th Bemwwry direction!
But that waa 1x4 all. A ladr at the counter
Waa engaged in examining very rmtly pair of
ar-etari whtets ahe waa rteairooa m perenaeiwg,
bat demurred at th price. At lent he laid
them down reluetontly, saving; "They ar t eau
tiful 1 bat I da not csurt to u a bigU a twenty-
r ooiun.
"Lt me e them, If yoa pleftea," a iked Caro
lina. They wera handed to her. Sh was charmed
1 with them, efaiany, I imagined, oa arennntof tli
- prie,irtliev hal iitilelievond that l rei-mnioend
thmn, and dided tn take them. "Now, I mart
absolutely go bame," md sh, "without par
hing any tiling mir.N
. . Jul ooca Ua kavt War word, aod I waa ralaaod
from my atiendaiae. Put th tbiaghl that she
bad spea'ed on huadred and thirty-nr d.t
lara ia a single aaoniing' ahipiiig, and that oa
bjri of aim of hn li, by bar o eoafrawiu).
n stood la need, eould not help re?rriiig to m
, and I decided that until 1 eoald end oar m
rapid wav of nbtaining aaowey, swh a wife won'
ba llgetlir w etpemiv a luxury (i t m
Indulge in. II. rw far I am rihl you may jn.lj!
by frank I'siin-ri (itilur. At all t ents, th
I lb rcoeun i d. lu t pruia 1
Kmlltnl R'parlrr.Tb P.ev. lr. M'C
Ka in later of Ikiugla ia Clydesdale, waa on d
dining m a large party wker th II m iewU
Ilsary Enkin an I m,m ulhee lawyers wer
Pea nt. A gwat dih of eeeaaaa beipg iwesent
afiaf dinner, ir. M't'., vU was eviravaganil
rood af e re' l,lmi, helped btmetf much
Jarr-Jv iSji any other perw-u. aa h stealth
nitfaufei-!,' with a ffoiiaf .wty f manner.
Ml. KMim waa strw. k with l idea that k
BMad Nrbeha.natsey ia bia slat f -
ition. Iu.. tn rit bin a kit f-r Ui
rft gro.t,,. f , 1,1, hjhI manner u
. aauag. thewil a-t lrlb.ui with, !. XI C,
y being mia mint uf iheli ,i , ,t,. halaeajer,"
ad tlie niainany were U.-imim hi t.iier at lb
lodieroHS alloaion ; when tha reterend vegetahla
u oplied. "Ay, do I aimd ye el,t,,nestr f
Ibat'U b Uaux I m aiig among cha bruu-a!"
i . JmJy Rummm, in a-ertin j the "Hard" n m
baatei f.r (toier a r if ew ste.
,'! if ihe f. ; u e :, law. aad ta
jeriaeipla t( tl Nel..a I .1 aad i i ii
"w aebet aw- setiiiioenfes ar a--' - pUr
' . I no it ... ' 4 that t!. V w il a 111
jbm arreered I y a g't sn-r -.iy of Its
op ofU im.
rn ! I,i,tli.-is Mt
. anomph fo a urn, bat
jWea-i."
rae -w will fevvwU M)
1V 1 i i 1 P
VOLUME XLV.
, E AJLEIG HV,Ci-
SACKlAyMOUNlNO,SElT. lti, ltt.
lialEUXAL IMPUOVEMEST CONVENTION.
It wi een by a notice that we puMinh in
our present Usu that an internal improvement
Convention will be held -in Salisbury on the 2nd
ay of November, neit, to devise some general
plan fur improving the State by railroads. The
friends of such improvement are invited from all
sections ot the State. We recognise In the
names appended to the call many staunch friends
of Internal improvement, and can but,e$nres
our gratification that so large, so respectable and
so influential a body of public spirited men from
all section of the Stat, should unite in a call
for such a Convention.
Vi't hope the Convention will meet, and that
very section of th Mate will be av,lj awl fuv
'tWr8W(ii;"anTvien':S"mBeU we trut Uiat a
improvement in Xarth::Carelina now are mahyV
A few years'ago Qi subject was an unpopular
one, but novr it meetawith mnre favor from the
peuplCT'uw 1v1m time -fir the -me ttd lntsi
ligent men of the State to consult together and
devis plan which will meet the demands of
all sections of the State. Internal improvement
in North Carolina are comparatively in their in
fancyvw have but commenced a system which.
if successfully completed, may develop the un
told resources of the State and enable us to com
pete with our neighbors in energy and in enter
prise,.
Tram
wledTo" this cull, we eon-
elude that nothing partisan is intended by the
mover, but that all will meet together. North
Carolinians to consult for the interest and wel
fare of North Carolina. Whilst as a Whig, w
are proud of the poeiti.m -our -party ha always
maintained upon tins subject, we are ready and
willing to co-operate with our Democratic fellow
citisens in furthering any plan that limy develop
th rwwuro and increase the prosperity of the
State.
yfjt raiei' tttenTir nope I full repfoseataUon
fnira all sectiooa of the State will be present to
delibif'Xte uponWw "tli roormjHSunroestioii
tliat will cori before tlie next Leginliiture, and
that something will be dotl in which all sections
will readily concur. N-..
r'
FiOt'lISB tsoi Th Senior Editor of th Fay-
etteville Observer, now on visit to the North,
-write in glowing style" of Th sumom and Cr-
tnnes of some of the leading Northern editors.
Th prosperity of th pros in tliaN jrthcrn cities
Is undoubtedly due to the ability, w ith w hich
it is conducted, and the public sjiirit of the bui-
na awn uf th cilia atili are they vary liberal.
ly patronized at the South for their ciimmercia)
rvl ioTeT"'"":i:"'"' If all, tliia S.ulitetn
people who take only Northern journals would
only bestow aoine of their patronage upon pn?r
nearer home, th publiihera and editors could
furnish them a more bandxome sheet and a much
mor abla and iimiructiv journal ; and whilst
they might not be able to emulate the splendor of
New York editor, or beewm wealthy a they
ar, they might b mor ay and oonifurtalil iu
life, and hare lest the feeling that they hail spent
their time, energy and talent fur theedificathm
of in pulilicind had icouivad, but aamall re
turn for so much toil. W venture to assert that
the editors in this Stale labor as hard and a
constantly as tbeir more fnyord b, Mliren ia the
ortli ; and wlult a fow of them have probalily
mad quite handaoni fortune, th larger por
tion bav been mielled to rest satisfied with
bat little, llut M tli account given bj the edi-
j? .L.tM pbserven t .
I aecidentnlly fell into conversation at
th
dinner table the other day with gentl'
who proved to h one of th editors and nnprt
tors of nn of th leaning new I org paper.
Uefor dinner was urer be had tnviied m to gi
out with bit to his reaidene I j miles from tin
city to spend day or a night with bim; aad
accepted hi biertaiio and bad lieea borriad
along by th car about half th. distant before
I fuund oat his nam, seventeen yi-ars ago ne
IxHight m acrea of land wher he lire t-r.Ulsi;
and lost rear he w as effered for th
JliiML UaiajnH 6liiilona Wa. j-4tw--l
slsntial stotia luiaa at a coat of I.U,tsJ. It
most beautifully situated, witlnu view of the llar-l-m
and Hudson river. Long Island Hiuad, th
JJigh Urulge, and th thmn; and ia near to th
lludeoa Harlem rail reads. Ill establish
ment of th llarlmn natd baa led to settlements
a4vllaga aUoewog ita boedi r'. aed nwadiwpied
th value of real estate. Hundred of people
who do buinee in .w ork liv ) th liu
of this rood and ixas nn and down avery day,
One T th editors of tli paper in qneelio lives
in New Haven, another at th tac I hav Just
deaeribed, and tv or ail others ia the city or
lswhr, 'my knf irmant did not ven know
where, lb papr ia owned by threw person.
11m other adilors bav salnriea. It market
valu aa property is about t'll.i""-), and en of
lie proprnstiira, hard working man too. M
dividually worth that amount. My Elibirial
brethren 11 tb Soulb xoy lu.1v- from Hi
focu Uiat their city eutmaporori bav 6our
Uluug liu uf it. About iO year ago, this my
ruaoiataao among tlim, than vouag
ntered apoo mpLymat im this city at foU
1 V -. -. .
TI sTo-ir Tb Waabingtoa Daily
Gbili say :
" U i tatJ tba Ws slx-ll.m 4 tb lltm.
C. Dobbin, a tailed State 8nor front North
Carolina, bu b definitely rranged, tad Uial
Mr. Nalhiry, of Morula, w.ll ntecood bim as
of tb Navy Dvpartmeat '
Nsw HyorxS. TW Iemneyai-y of this
Coanty hat aomiaatad Ir. l'eter M. Wslkar of
Waaxuagv. as UtssT aaaedidala for tin 11,
Cum da i a'Igs Ptrara's pUca.
Kt..i
Caivtaaivv Ntsuisi t hj i'-ri..
aoaaa aait rwadahl aniebw. Tb dikr
to I ladmtrtoat and peiVi rlr aad r
Htadterv up s Inlereaiia, BsodUily -
unaiumetrt for timir imlnrs.
fijrTbosa Bragg, Ooera-r lert if ll
ftiatm, wu ea t visit to tins iiy aa Tvavday and
W
K U-tt S.ly rl v Wat awr Cmi rt ,M waa
'f al ati-i-4v. 1l awan boil. bag lirvmg
i, it Mtk wing til, a I II, a s.1h Wir
f v dido I b-ra lvt li e rhmaevs a.d
is W, .i,t,i,( e l l 1 ha e.t.1 fc.weaw.ll St
I be rewime I so J l!. i.f-a CvuH H w -.
' tb Mia. t ii(w Ara,
EAIXIGH, NORTH CAEOLINA, "V7EDNZSDAY KORIflXO,
Internal Improvciueut.
A GEN ER AL CONVENTION or th
frienda of Ioterral Improvemant will be held
nciriooror eirntnir ii j
AtSAUlBllir,v TUIRSDAY Ike aad
. , 4ay eAuwmteriKzr.
19k object of th Convention will b to eon-
" . , - . 4 .
aider id rwnmmend a gen system of Inter-
nal Improvement, by IUil Itoada, for th Stat,
in i v.i
and friends of Internal Improvement ar invited
to attend.
loVi COCXTT.
Chas. F. Fiher,
Nath'l Boyden,
Johu W. Ellis,
D. A. Davis, .
John I Shaver,'
Win. -Murphy,
criLroxo.
D. " Caldwell,
John A. Uilmer,
vwoou.
Jacob SUer,
U. O. WoodBn,
IRtnSLt.
lonwsroK.
' iliola-ll Prcwjs,
'"LiiuXDxk
J-sleMSr--;. -j- -"-
E". F. Lilly,
BUIitV -
. BtTBKI.
E. J. Erwin,
R. C. Pearson.
BKluruMT.
M. F. ArenduU. --T.B.Saltertliwaiie,
SUKCOXBS.
J. F. E. Hardy,
cmntst.vva,
"Geottl-yriiii,
C.C. HendenSnT"
xuxTOKur.- :
-fe'4eifiTy,"
S. 11. Christian,
1 KOTBAPTOX.
D. A. Barnes,
bxr HANOVIR.
P. K. Dickinson-,
ATT.BcBosse "
Tho..n. Wright,
ONSUIW. .
John ArjAreritt,
H. K. Bryao,
E. J . Hale,
C. T. Halghj
Joseph Arey,
E. L. Wiuslow,
John H. Cook,
D. 0. M.JUo,
rsTswas.
W. L. Md'orkle,
CI-IAVgLND. '
-ArR.tmmslirT"
,coi.rMm;s,
- A.-.-Troy-,-
Jons, Worth,
JI. B. Elliott,
A. II. Marsh,
XUHHU.1D.
A. Dockery,.
xoHro.
K. 8. Ercm.h,
R. E. Troy,
Edmund McQueen
N. A. McLean,
Patrick Murphy,
"nokrr. "
r. II. V. Uolding, "
R. T, Paine, stisar.
. ctLnriLi.. J. Cowle,
S. F. Patterann, Tirt.T.
W. A. Lenoir, - M. T. Waddill,
PI-I'Lt. WAV MX.
-IK Bcld.7 : 'S7LrLov7
" HAVIT."-:
B, Bilcy,
0. W, Johnson,
go itrriikHc. '
J. 8. Dancy.
OXVXVII I I. 2
' "WAXg.
L, O'U. Branch,
Wm. Boylan,
TAIIKIV.
Jo. William.
Wctiabb"
trtT All New-pipm in tha State, friendly tb
ntariial Improvement, are repotted to publish
th abov notice.
.V'tine KUfivm. The latest distiatche from
Maine state that tit Oovenor'a vote is very dose;
u... kr. i .-. :n 1. -i .-.I i
....-n .;..-
ui aiojoriiy. The fuilowiug cougi
believed to be elected i
First district John M. AVeod, Second John
J. Perry. Third Ebeneser Knowlton. Fourth
Niuiuel It. lieu sou. r tub Israel Vi ashbant.
The arssll whiga. Ths Ws-hingtoo I'nioo
sets them down aa whig and abrditioiiists, The
bdlowmg diKpali h comes to us from Portland :
Knturns have been received from 107 towns.
sTRTWlti)f (tie I" .flowing yirt for (iovernor I
Mornll, lb I uaHMiist, Sl.bOO
lleed. Whig, d.644
I'aris, IVimsTut, 10.5-IS
f rev. Liquor Iw, 1.377
The returns from th Igislarur sho the
lmioa of Fwatonists,-- lananerstr and "T
Know-Villiing.
Th Argus sav that Terythinr from Con-
gr-s dowu ha- gone by the brd. Tha pirs
ascrilie th result to lb action uf tb Know-
Nothing.
A Fart CVnWy. Ir. Franklin R. Freeman.
or tnis cMiniv, sent us oa .vimdsy last a (. tiicg.
ea wiin fir legs and fares wings. Th legs
and feel at fully formed, nd of tb usual aise.
1 tie wmg are small, two appearing on on (id
and on on the other. How long it lived after
being hatched, .ss ais not inlusmtdi Iww
rut to us preserve i in sievnoi, an w sliall
alcohol.
keep it at our oAc for tb insietioa of sock
may da air to sea It.
yiHXMr ilrcorOer,
W regret to leara thai Mr. Wstts Riggaa of
this ousMtt,-, bad kw dwelling boo and kitrhan
dastrovtd by fir last week, together with all
their eiailei u, xerit a few animportanl articbm;
uvh a misfortoa enuld m4 hsv bC Ilea
better man, or aa Wo aid to War It. 11 Is
old and inlna, aad baa under bis car om of
bis cbddrsn and grand cMldraa wlmar depen
dant anna bis aaaaaisted lalem f sunot. lis
dmrve tb sympathy and aeeietan of bis f4-
ww ctusens, ev arraoma ivsavs.
AnniilUil f I'hriM,. Th trial of Christian.
in Ui oi wiit euartvf Heilftwil, irnlided tor th
avnrder of Cadet Blackburn, ia Lasiogtoa, kvt
I ebeuarv. wa aoaoluded Mooday snsuif by a
met not lluilly. i n Jury wa out only
twenty-oa miauteo, Th veniiat ( savs th
m-lil.org Virginisn. a ss reretred by th ait
diencwith rvi.leoee of tb warmest eppruiay
tb-a. Tbtianrorta.atoyoangmaBg.va (xnrm.
mob to deep fesling a lh. israma. ir
nimeeii in issbTS nw uis oca uv B juror, aeq M
leaving tli (uart hnaac waa enrte4 by a bug
auinocr ot stmpaituung puma to urn
rupisd by hi aaxsuas motliar aad aister.
DaavHsg rill thM-ISark.k arMpoadeat
of tli New Tori Times, wnliug from Baratoga,
k raapoasitl tor to lolko ingi
. . . ' .. .
-Thar has beww artsbveraey par of all groda
i fmra,
to th 'mushroW aad atAsh;' aad I bihed
to one aieimig ao J saw lb raid it tJk istto U
a genilemaa a on bntot waltsing with cn of
tlet kaughueat bsswtws wka wa dVaesniaolad
"Wilr l Hi other, II may have baea qail
a r"l a bis ameteri bat I imA whether th
f 'ng uwly wimld hav smiled so grarmoaly as
im. ar rewntled hi BHiostacb to anas ao
aeor her cheek. If sh bad kanwa that
stvil pari of t'i evening hroskliig m.
b.a king Iwda,"
bad
aad
VI fVaars A genilemsa writs In lb
Main Farmer t b-fl. tost fall. nM pntato la
the re.ui,. I la July lbey were mor thaa b g
g ma aa my eiber. II Mr. ,i, j'r rcavewds
to far-wees to plsal nn in lh fall and try th
ripenment. I kt MeS amt that Mhor hsv
raised, e M-.a by ptaming iw tb fall, lbey war
elir lit .-belief p..(al, b,a k SaW b
foe vary Isrjce, sound sod bandaom.
fl.o(t nf V , r tt It ml m -"Pi esumv'l
of ll,. h e "I . II beatai n-d H a
4ay eight tt bar LMi b so i V) aaiuagtoe.
111
-TITLES. .
Th Buffalo Commercial AdvertWr banpllv
hit off th h,v of title diapUjed by our Ka-
puhhcaa people:
"Never wa there sach dragging dow of
Uift, tiUoaas in this oooutry. Every HtU poi-
try achool, dignified with a oo! charter by the
Legislature of th State and such coflege
spring up like w eed in th W et boweii it
t,'U1.uuully upon men who d.nt know the
tatin words they represent. Cropa f U. D.,
l l. II ..i. , 1 r... ....
LI,. D.
until tii whole thing has become ridiculous,
and but few worthy men accept the prufiored
dialuictiiMi. Ttiia whole matter of conferring
degree hoa been "run into the grouud" ao far
if the expression ia a pardonalile one that it
is mor a mark of distitictiun nat to be written
1. I), or LL. I), titan to have th common han
dle follow the name. Ilungtown CulUgo aud
Siauggleton I'niversity, out in Iowa, or near
Oro in, make llcr, McPuggina, or flov. (Mr.
W hanger, in Haribjcrubb, V, !.', an old Uivcm
its, the membcrnf Asseuihiv. am' putcnithxouU,
ly wteer ami greater with an LL. K A ui in
wiii.hrbTery"obcilr ffi vo3 J ft.d
g roai,-tut tiiay oHa thick aaleitvea ia Vol lT
broaa Ttw miwt nbuaed term, however, is that
'uf Professor, once bouured in academic hnllg,
and meaning an innruour -wcwitving a
jtaML iiicui. AsiAUmMtMiuimuif
days the public are informed that Prolosscr
luu or rruiessiir tuai, is Teauy to give lessons
in writing, phrenology, or slight e'hand trick,
in necrouiany, or canls. . The whole rahbl of
travelling showmen, vagrant vender of universal
panaoe&s, itinerant lecturers on phrenology,
spiritualism, biology, and mendicants generally,
are all Profeaaors; an illumrioua crow certainly,
and though profeasiug much, poor specimens of
mankind, taken in th ag'regule. As for (iene
rals, Cokiuels, su3 the lower military dignitaries.
the militia furnishes an ahuutlou.ca.uf suck titlca,
and you may bod Uenerolain men of tha moat
I unmilitary occupations, snd perhap Colonel,
certainly a Miyor or Captain, to mix cobbler
ar make a julep at tb next restaurant, liepub
licans as we are, proud of talking of our Demo
cracy, titles don't oome amiss, and If we don't
say, "your lordship," and "your grace," Bishop
Huge being the only mart mnr Mnreeocattrd,
wo show our innate love for titles lit the mui
republican lonn of lie.. Uu. Key.. Dr.. General,
Captain, and Squire."
One of our oldest and most respected xer
chants told a story (a true ot.e; which very well
illustrated tha am penchant. He hrd, a. u
ioniei . w linrymr after' vciir."'caiiie to this place
f und bongtit 1 kirgo' bill of goods."" ON "WM "occa
sion liainliigv bis ; JptJuJo ui. iuyoT. Ii Kai
surprised to aee it turned over and over, and
examined for a long time, evidently to I lie great
dissatisfaction of the examiner. "What's th
matter, isn't your bill all right sir f" "Why yea,
its all right f believe, but the fact is that since
I was here lat year, my company bav elccied
m Captain'"' Tb-4ilH was altered -end tlie
customer departed well pleased with hi bill
and dcligluad toee Captain at the bead of H;
Ifitiont of Iht Hon Emmire. The word Is
from Uie French etturUr, (shield bearer) and
originally signified nothing more. It was appli
ed to armor bearer ot ivnight ana iiarons, wno
wer second in rank to them. The enquire was
a gcmlcmatt. aud -had 4li -right of quartering
'anus on bis shield, as oNci of wearing sword,
' Which dMwded gawtiMaaejrsiiiA ba wo net gird
ed with th kniijliilv belt. Tbi was the esuuire
of chivalry, ol whom we bave an amusing bur
lesque in tli person ot nancho. rant a, th valor
ous attendant of that famous kuight errant, Don
Ouixot.
Another class, feudal esquire, consisted of
tlios who hud not been dubbed. The sons of
I younger sons of 1 hikes and marquises, the yuung-
er of viscount, earls and baron; and their eld
er With the eldest sons of baronets and knight
in all order are regarded in England a esquire
by birth, tloiugli their precedence, which differ
widely, is reflated by th ranks of tlieir reaper.
ti ancestors. Ulhcersof UieVfueen s lourt and
household, her army and navy down to captains
inclusive, doctors of law, barristers, and physi
cians ar reputed enquires. A ju'tic of th
beac i oiily an esiuira during fus term of office;
but sheriff of the county hold his tit! for
lit. In this country it is usdealmost indiscrimi
nat!y as an eiproaaion of respect. l.Yrsj l'ort
BUHllaf 7ISUA.
-THE SANDWICH ISLAM'S. "
I A eorrasnonilenl of tb Baltimore Hun. write
I from Washington aa follows i
l b, policy of the sdiulni.tratloa ia relation to
i.bvnd acoui.ili.. onUnue to be devebiiieil.
I pi, long exf-iii I proposition bo lb annexation
of the tMsdwioh 1-Latid ha hsm at last, and
I at th asa tins with a Droiaot of a traAlv fur th
i priviv-g of a naval depot and station and corn
mercial nort in tb Dominican nortiou of Huyfi
I These measure are consistent with thaoommerc.
and its aorurity from foreign naval aggression.
Tb political ooatuaosae Involved in th
sreaanre r -unimportant bouired wtlb the
manliest commercial advantage which they
m tit.
The means of acquisition proposed are pease-
fol and hnaoraoM, ana titer eaa u ao dooM
that tb Sanal and th country generally will
anneur la them. A rreat enuwnerciat nation
a to 1 tb greatest ia tb world mut bar
th farilitie of foreign post and stations dtt iu
mercontil and marina. Tbi will tend to pre
vent rathe thaa to excit boatiUti with foraigo
power.
Atvother enrrewnnvidtsit says i
Thar was a protracted meeting of tlx Cabinet
srwfay, supposed to b ia referaoew to lb treaty
I jum reewive.l for th anaaiati. a oftli KmJwsth
lslamU, and abas tb treaty w ita Dominica fur a
aaval vt. M
Tb anaatUotiaa of Ftorida ewniites that the
seal of llmersBisst shall 1st resswvwd from it
Irosent poeitioa at lb end eflv years frca th
rat swash of Ik Legislator to b bald andor
it That lim i mew at head, ana lh pop I of
Ui Mat ara agitating the u Inert ia public
h wp.,,4, ., hand rwd mile fnaa tb
L, MMh,orih,HM, and at WaK
meeting. Tallaiiaaan, th piawent lorattoa of
graphicaJ centra of th mam, aad at teat mva
haudred and fifty miles from th eswlr of actual
poreilaii... Tb Slat llooa I Mated to let ia
a dilapidsttd nmdittrsv, and thi Is arged aa
edditiisaal rwaanw. Tha vol era ara to suta apna
th nymatina of "rwnveval tf no rein. nal
at th geaeval slaclio hi fMobsr Best, (hi of
rtispnhhe meetings ia Msrnai naMy kks to
ward with Inlaiwt to lh tint as " fat an-
P'
'mm-hing when 'Howlega' and bistrilawill seek
(, , boane in tb Wast, whsrb wdl add aom 2iJ
mil to the peawewt aattUsaeal " And tt i fur
ller aaiicinaiad thai "lb ledisaa oar g.
their phsew will k f fled by an slnwal ausnfier
Us rash of inbslalants. mid instead nf the era k
of tb Indiaa riff will lb busy bam of th
rndastrioa kashandmea." The ar thee ring
aatiripatkiae. Th whil pq ulattua of tb Not
la loot) waa 4I.04U.
DROITt or CuMritflT.
Bmg anumerale lb following nvg
tli "limps uf Cumfurl gaaerallr administered
; by frien-tsj"
"Iteoding newspaper ea a railnad, snst
ining a aeef.aal nf 'Fivwandvwenty lives
kwt i" " tb sans road, and a ear tb sam playai,
oaly ti dy tf !
"Losing a small fovtea ia aa aahnky pea-
labf-n, aud all your rraala wnodariag Imh Vis
eaut-l bete bea 'rmk a W '
"1'mt.iig ea a wbit aevk'koth, whhh yo
faeey b wiwa you. and baiag boilrd all lb
VMong aa 'arW'lv.'
"Uaasio,g auas beii' leJia ia the saw-to le
fa aorg, aed a XaalKSje nval ealbef eat
SEPTEMBZS 20. 1854.
FlO.IITlNtl SIlAlXiWSt. 1
The Ghoeta have determined to odablish an
organ to prevent their opinions from beiHg mi-
niiuarKiiHHi, snii uuge cuiaonas ns sailor 01 uiv
SpiriiualiCircle is now inierveniug upon their
behalf in sublunary aifaini. We jrcume that
there will be " ghoU-ticket in the held, and pol
itician isud avow their opinions ujnin tha o!!
furot'S and spiritual sympathy befure they til
get the endorsement of the dineuibodled. What
will our iH'iuocratie friends do about thin? They
are now finning the mimy and iuipAlptfil ew
hOits of the Know Nothinjga, Our Deiuncraiic
fiiwndt very pmporiy denounoe- iutulriu-e.
Thev1iav pre.uirr-l long an t d'ictrinal article
tn hw that th fiitiiers of th lUmublio wcr
toterant of nil religiou epiuioue. Tliey speak
of the service uf Ktuiunko and of Lafavett.
and ask with indication if tlio right of aulTrag
i ti lio douied to a tierm&d gentleman a hone
good ar contained in a Urge iron bound box,
who tmokn a king oicr-liaiim, is fulluwed by
a Itenr hivuli-.l lady enrrving tli smallmt speci
m U of 'l eu tunic niaimfiiJuro in. hit axuia. ohd
riiiw'eviw;ty thi ra'aeVwT fWfWslitiir WOT,"
it trverT cruel In ttiFtfuieii ? ivci to liuimt UKon
hukrsBtuUtg th imriv,-t4 tltey eon Wrn to
pH.i4primoiin!W;thiKiaontiim
In the menn time the I euton are furuiahcd with
gift-lands, protected bv Uw and receive liberal
-pwy for their rabnr, and in'nearly every reepect
Our Dvtnosratic frieuds inveigb against the in
justice oi proscribing a eu lor their ruiigiou
opinion, lbey point to the tact that our itber-
tics wer won bv the sworibj of both Protestant
aud Catholic soldiers. Bbdiop Hughes baa ar
gued some time since that the trial by jury the
system of election, indeed, nil that we most boas
of in our institutions, hod been copied from Pa
pal model. He boa also mad th pointed re
mark that whilst Protestant Hessians were hired
to out our throats, Catlmlio Ireland aided in djl
Iouoj4 iuriibotuos.Jiu uu-wi iinw wiwt
defance the Omen aahes wiltjet up on that suh-
joct. lulike the. Ohoat they aeem to hav n
organ. Ihny seetn to have aihipteil the tactics
of Bunker Hill, they do not firetill they " see the
white ot tlieir enemies eves: " Like the gal
lant commander of th Conntitution, they wil)
not return the Democratic Uce until they are
within half pistol shot. Not, having held, - or
even expected to hold any office, w cannot take
a very lively interest in this war on on side, but
wealioulil very much like ta hear what tneuuten
Salics will have, to siiv in reulvv Mum onndi-
dates fjuve been nlwav denounced by our jcm-
jAcmti-4trdin-rlf"miT"tii Per-"
hous we shnll have nn. answer trvtn the Uuicn
Sabos bue of these days." " " Vi e don t know
out our Jiciniwrslic lricrulH jiutat and - ll vary
hard fighting such ini palpable eurinics this disa-
gruvauie wcaiuer. ,joi. juiiia.
1.. ,i . . .. - . - n .r, T,. !...'.. -
AN INCIDENT OF Jl'RY TRIAL
Th lastniAiilier of lliirpor's Magixinc contain
an article emitted "liu-idouui of Jury irial,
the perusal of which reminded us of an amusing
and somewhat novel method of arriving at a. ver
dict Hitofited by a J lir'y in tTilii count y on a "certain
ocaiiin,Jl'hesloryjs.JoLdby. aincsliuiuliuuidol
0 irs, who was a uieinlier of the Jury, and Is as
lollowsi Ihe JuOrs in th case relcrred to, a
Ollcn hspKHis, found tlieiiiselvea unable to agree
ojKin the amount of unmakes to be assessed.
Miiuv UDucehful erl'orts bad been made to
gree Uwn a verdict. All tbemeansusuallyresnrt
ed to. ottaucb-uooasions wma- -tried i voiuj-- Th
opinion of osch Juror was ascertained, snd the
wa-irrhtir ntniimi-d' added Wgctber andib a-gr-
g.ite divided liy twelve, but it lulled to produc
unanimity. Their patterns as exhausted tbeir
appetites wer genu tb dinner Lens wet ring
ing, and yet thare wa no prosieet ofagreemeut.
Iu this condition t,f affairs the happy xpcilient
we arc sImhiIIo radot was suggested and immc
diatoly c irricd into execution, with complete and
wonderful success. A kirce circle w as drawn up
on the floor of th Jury-mom with "piece uf
eiuux.; tbi was next divided mto iw elta equal
compartment by drawing lines from iuocmreto
it aircamfcrencc. Each Juror then wrote dowa
in one of tliew diiiriotis tlie auiountof damage
h "went fur." This don tb Foreman with a
gravity becoming the solemnity uf th occasion
t.s.k bis sisnd in th cautre ih th cirvle, and
having nxf in th pjlin id hjs,Jif) j!and,.Jtiruck
ii violently with the foie-tinger of tli right, at tlie
am inaiant whirling bia leidy raiidlv around
on bis heel. Tb sumi onisiiioif in the division on
wlib b the Mftil fell H newfrmrt xrnder the finger
of Ui Foreman was taken as tb verdict fit lb
Jury, aaaoa ';erfuor.
SAD STATE OF THINGS.
"On of th most pit isbls and painful sight
1 1 tli is city, saya th New York Mirror, is the
thousand snd one barefooted, ragged and filthy
child -en idling shout th slreuta, or, ia stormy
weather, plying old broom at tb street cross
ings. Itunn'uig sinoiifj th omnibuse and car
r.agea, they peiform, it is trne, fair shr of
what little street rlesning Is done, to tb shams
of our euthurit ies U it aaid and tbir Nrnuner
ation -nsi.t of lb few peimiea dropped into
tlieir nalma by nedaatriali.
?Ao b'aa jiiau a thuasaad of ibsss aufuttunalaa
may b counted In New 1 org oa any rainy d.
They are princillv girl, most of them under
ton year of ajte, but msny of them twelve, four
teen and Mill older. Mixed among these giiU
ar n mrh bors to olnnaie them, in all lb b
ebmanma and'yulgarltv nt tbeir seg s and be
Iwsva tbeir earn b-pray, ingrained by life bn
Ihe street almost from infancy, and that caught
from their ami aniaiiions, they prat a m
lure of delatsemeid which m grit delight Isud
bent ca the annihiUtl-m nf humanity.
Low elans, nbsrenity and blasidien v ot lheor-
aevt kind, is, tlieir rarrvnt uuiguag rum aturaing
antil night, ihis visihls to any va who tra
verse ear streets, anleas bis ya h (trained ea
Africa, or sofas distant land of lessor baalM
Wbn the eight roans, the shildren scalier to
tbeir baunte-wlier f ffosM go to boms amr
lllh than the streets they bav been soaalenng
or sweeping, wbr drunken father snd mothers
atwrlr setts the earnings of tbeir ftiklra sa
and abatae, to prnbmg tl firul orgiaa of Five
Point and kindred pla-ea and usaa, already
rerklna ot borne less, seek ram bole, e ball of
yica Mill mor disgusting, .
TU Caea-ra el OJwiwbe, I'm.-. A dispatch
from I oliisalxa, aaiest Kept, iz, save I
The ebobra Mill rage bee with great ylra
lence. I p to thie wsorning tbera were seventy
Iwe deaths, and torts new eaawa toils v. A
bosineas rontiuue lusrendid, Not ator i
tn ba fount open. A bvrg prnpnritoa of tit
eiiisans pav leii ie vorisais piaeoaia tn eoonirv
aad atbara ara leavm avert kwur. Two-thirdi
of tb p-'pulelion ar g-a, leaving pndattdy asst
ever jam mi tiMiaais in ia pur i ana wnniiwe
wa hav forty new aes to report lo-aav, so,.
Ing an uafiea.-a.len ted virvilaoca. 1 be mortality
Slot dielreaw r appalling. Titer is graot d'lb-
evtliy in bury it-gibe deal, A pai1a.-t io,ie axiala,
Many uf tlx beat citisens are laJong vkctisu.
Th New King of atoav, wba asmsssd tb
crow a af ar his brother's saddest eternise, dues
ot appaae tn te very popular with, bia "tub
lerts. They rsisisaW that be owed lh .
dianle ire ntena lit rxaq'bv of Inosi stortog
snsn si ght ibaturlatnee few yeaes age, and
tbey eriiH-teed bis raeetil pnwImaatAfn vary aav
Vwrly,by spoks atel wntteti etaaimeass. - A few
srre-is wera m,nelialetv made, but il ks pro!
bltibat tlx King was ief.an.e.1 af ll state of
fWling whi.h. t-i .e rttrol. peevaKa,!, f.e b
Mlowed bis fir-1 ( r-i. '.-onstel - with B Seenad,
mx-m Uie same .i . r. hi wi,w h a mKM oue eoa-
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A MEtTINQ OF TflE CrTO.F.NS ' .
Tut (A JretuaaaodWiba of fuilort al Ihe .VoWA
, - CWoftoat SlaH i'oi.
The undersigned takes pleasure In stating, that
a public meeting of tit citisens or ruueigh was
held at th City Hall oa th 12th inst., for the
lurpowe of making all necessary arrangements
W th accommodations of visitors to th second
annual Stat Fair of th North Carolina Agricul
tural Society, beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 17th
next.
There ra much interest expressed by all Drea
mt, and from the desire manifested, there Will
doubtless be ample accommodation afforded to the
agriculturiata and msohaoics, and others of th
State, who will by tlwir preseoca, mom, that they
hav tha truelnMrcM of the country at heart ; anil
every assaranc was gives that all would b
pnqairly aeoommodated.
Three commilte wera annointod b th meet-
1i x. oue to attend a cb uf tlst three xtrincnal
Uiolul;af lb CitJ, to th arpoea-f referring
rtsitora to ptaca wher they eaa be eomrorbthly .
hdd-Htftt Die rooms ol the llotola atd "oaahw
nubile liuunea ar oceupwd. All tboe who may
uc.irt to be relieved from tb trouble of kwking
ot ynt themaelve will ploaa call at Ui 1'or-
brotig Jomjs, Wher comnuttec consieting oi
(i.-.r, 'iwbrugh, J, K MarrtotivIlW ilUy,
r. T. Poscud, and Seaton (Joins. "X"
Atlh Vita ;oW.-Cpt, LawTence, 0. II.
Pery, Col. K, i. Wynne, Jam, M. Tow lea, and
T. II. Selby, .
Af Csiua's TJrfet Masvrs I. P. Guioa.
R. S, Tucker, J. II. Biggs, W. W hi taker, Jr. and
C. W, D. Hutching, who will giva thm direc
tioaa whereby tbey can b (uitably accommoda
ted. Ta. DALLAS IIATWOOD. '
Intendant and Cbm'n.
lUIoij'h, Thursday Bj?t, 14th,
RIOT IN MOBILE.
Th Mobil Register of th 5th instant, give
the following account of a riot which took place
u ma city vs uie previous uaji
At aa early boar, a difScultynecarrcl be twee
tlie American and Irish population, la wbk'h th
former, being greatly In th minority, wer driv
en from tb polls. Exasperated at th stat of
affair, tb American rallied ia Urge numbers,
and proceeded to the seat of war! After com
skirmishing, an Irishman, who U a bar-keeper
4-oudes tli .Amphitheatre, got into a fight with ea
nmerioon, snv owing urwawis uy suuiiws, ueu
into house tenanred bya Spanish family, corn
er of Ibiyal and Elava streets, tnder'tbe im,
nression that the house was a rendnxvous of the
Irish rioter, the vast crowd ponred in, demolish-
in window aad banister, in search of th fu
gitive, whoa was afterward ascertained, had
token refug in th chimney, A hnt w as fired
at the crowd by one of the inmate of th bouse
nut unfortunately the content wcr received by
female, also aa ininata, who endcavorad to
prevent this suicidal attempt on th part nf bet
cuuntryuea. Had it not been for th fleeing uf
the Irish and th ipoetulatiooe at tbc Mayor,
th mob, nragd aa it waa, might have proceed
ed to great extremitte. - A n was. It ended in
lor lea bloodslied thaa ws xpctd, consider
ing th weapon and missile of every descrip
tion resorted to, Ihougu ttier wa asonrn to sat-
fy tb tovtt xacUug. . ,
Jrom iiFiaim-UiaUM lmtrUmL Wa (are
en Tuesday, a brief aceouat of the massacre of
lieutenant timttoa and. bu party, who went in
pursuit of theSioui Indians, near Fort Iarmb.
Tbi areoant ba beea aoafinawt by official ra-
port, it arpeareo te M a pracoacenea iitaa oa
tli part of th Indian to way lay and murder the
whole parly. Tha xnasaoora was aomauttod oa
Uie l(ih of August. It was also stated wbea th
ex press left Laramie, that tb fortw surrounded
by Indian, and there waa reaasa to far that H
would ba deetroved. Th rarrisoa aambarod on
commissmoed ofneer and aftv mca. It wa fur
ther Mated also tbat after tbc battl th Indiana
attacked tha American Fur Company' station
and destroyed it, carrying off goods worth from
ten to Bltecn thousand dollar.
.Another acemial oeHieU sosnewhsl with the
re going, relstiv to lb auposittoa or tba In
dians toward th white. -
Tha Indiaa tribe ware Maeebly disposed to
wards tha white, aad psehnios ware eo-
toruunad of dimculty with tbcat.
rjoei of th tribe were ant oa (nod term with
evctivrther, and preparations wre ea foot fat
boslilitie betweea tba ioax. Pawnee and
tamaeenss, and Mrlows trould waa anlK-ipated
F. X. Aubrey, a skimmer of the Plaina, wa
killed ia a low by Major Wcightmaa at Beiita
F. An bray bad jam made tli trip from Mea
Frawnsea to Santa Fa ta tweety-day. Ne par-
ucaiar war gives.
TU CkLvm Stent Orjor. called tha "Triad.
ba beea so frequently menttoned af lata year
in ear act rent from Celifovai aad tba tlaat.
that ne doubt away of ear reader will ba glad
to gnow aomMliing of I la rnaxaettr. from
recent essay published ia a Pari pair, called
I I'atna, ' it that th Chinas asms af
tlii order i ria-be-bel, and that th meaning
of H Is "lb HociMy of lb t ailed Three, or of
the Triad, that ia to ", of ksarea, tartb and
man." Thr I t distinctly badge to be were
b y the mcmlstr. wba th dasa da aa. It la
a.blo silk scarf lipped with Ikiead bust, bat a
Uiey are a i wars eppu4 as tn Tartar gnvara
w vsan, , as rwusaw a aaagarea pang
ear. Ia aom proviaeaa, bowsvrr. tbey aia
l I ' L ; I. . . L. - A - .
suascisntly aamsroo te brave tba gnverwaieit
aad wear tt publicly. Tha Triad, bka ail the
ether sseret oitio af t'hma, anaMitato a great
political oopirayy agsina the 1 artar draawtv
and tbey are ao-w tba aetiy and vigoreai pyo-
r gator af th lasso-rwetioa. - The amher tbre
the say eus awe f the Triad. Their flaarsaat
Ditasstow as the abiefe, avd Triad atembur
display the mbr wbaisur ba oa ba bis
acta!. Tha b taka hi eaa af toa with thre
finger, bews tbr timas, require three ixrvita-
tAett to b asatM, etc Taa Triad data from
the awrpatioa f the briga ampvrora, aad tb
Tartar govmamsat kt atora eever toward It
i beea thaa tba af aa ether sssirtv. be-
eooaa af the wider ramificaiiim f tha order, aad
thmr vowed aad uaeovsrealed hatred f tli Ta
lor race. Tby bvthirmeMtogsiaCeJifornie,
aad wher aver etaa Chinese msy b (aind,
Thair Matota ar writtea mtxm eroll ot liaea,
which at The mast alarm af daegrn are ak
tb bisttosa af desm walla. The detail 'of
their ersraaiaalioa Bad working ara aekouw
but tb eereatoato ef lailieieua Lava beea a-
Hfiassi
fliJere ef AanreJs, 7V,h, A,, rite from
tb kaovvill (Teaaesa) Whig anaoam-a thai
Ilia i b-b-r is raging la tbat plare, aad a toita
savs six ar i jhl deaia ecew daily. Tba W h
ya:
"Tb pictar bare i eaa af gtomai Ihe grtat-
at sai v araauua prevails, lb eiiy ks ebaa-
soaed. Airhl and day tbey ar (nag la vry
dire, Hist. Iha batol ar bwJ. lbs slags
oaaae la With lb mailt, and ram r as to lire
e-antry lanmadiately, Vs has scare. I r hsip
saougk to toy eat tb dead aa.1 l ary sheui. Ail
bualisewa k aearty eaaaad. ts.r pal I. si, era
have UH towa, aud eo other iar rsa be g-st
out. If w ar tl.lt, ar bait bas is, w w.il
bereofiar toa a stira."
JJ 'mreerW an (Aa lUl r'i. rls 1.3 oi tl t
Almo. TsJiU-il IS slalr- I 11.1 tl,rs IS do It
keiea ef I hoe saea wtoi I. ,1 w li 1 ra,., al 11. a
"Alamo," taxi Boh ram. tug al It t ..,r ol
(iohad. tl, f H. .o.g ,,ual.l.ly i4 Ian I. V. 1 ,
n. .rn.l aven. 4 '. . a. les as a bsaofai.l. l
na b oon, l.ei a rea aa d .,,aie.a I- '!- 7.1 i
ser, I aoharried asn. 1,4 "1 ens tesl. , .1,
I. '- boui.iy, aod 01 i 4 u o toial, . .
Nrw ' i. s
mail s'e im-r- r
dcr, from
r j Cuil
I,-
graphed N-i,,w ti , ,r
whsrf a,t one o ,-l i-.
four d.vvs hii r intc". ., j
Pars ot Kuniifl.
The dates froai Livenww
"la
ciusive. lh political in!ei,ir ,
imnnirUnt character.
r'nm the scat of wnr we hnve n,--'
the old story about marvhii, -, r.,!i:.-,
oocnpalion, and exrsiiitioliary forci '
" The commercial advircs psr-m i
importance. Hour l.nd dccluiel
and sixptuce to two shillings. W I,.
1 I
elined eiht pence. Coin in! n-l:ii
hilling. Cotton had advanci-d onf --:
penny on the lower grades. In the o:!
I
ing amcie oi in maixci no material 1 1, ,i
The London m.-ney market wus ca-h-r.
rtoM TttxsiiiTor wa.
Tb occupation of Wollachia by the AnU',ii
army bad beea fully effected.
Oiner Pasha, at the head of. a divi-i, n i f
2S.0IX) men, with 30 guns, bad entered lui ha
res. The expedition against Crimea was p iu!y
havesailcd on theSith of Aurrtir.t. Hie et-
to I
pedilion eonsisU of 70,000 uien. of w hoiu -('.u (
are Turk.
From th army in Asia we have no further in
telligence, n
At the great fire in- Varna. 4uO sHons sti-l r ri-
vate house were destroyed, rovenl i f i;.er
Qrevk who were coneeraed -trr fering fir? to-orvj
wer dealt with in the most suinniury u.iuuier .
Siimo were burnt loUcslb audoiuerb..
lh cholera wo raging violently t Bcmar-
tund among tlie Freoch troops. :
ns most tempting oner bad been made tn the
King ef Sweden for the parpose of inducing hint
to take Ita acUift. part, wnh th went-ro pow
era. -. , ;
The-Frencb gmbassadorhadofTered hisT:iic5ty
subsidy of fourteen millionsof francs for the
firet month, and seven million fur each auccecd-
tog month of activ hostilities. ,
Th Brittish envoy had also several interviews
wttn tbe rung, with thi view of inducing Ins
Majesty totoke immediate offensivesteps a-rainst
Kussia, - -
A larg portion of th French fleet had lcfl Bo-
mtrsund to make I'M itocnt aa West Ilclhing
fort -, ,
)uTgdv1ctofroor5IlrTiI ire tutb tiU ulti
mo.
Privet letters received in Paris anil London
state tbat a royal decree had appeared U p fin
ing th to-called juntas of sahit v and eruiutucul
which bgl formed in tlie provinces.
l U government nronoae to ck so all th po
litical olub. . .
Oeneral.O'Donnct hadfecidcj tosnnnress th
Queen's Guards aud tb orgiinixatiuu of the ll il
berdier.. The Queen Mother had not yet cfTccted her es-
apejlrij8najq, , iTi-ri. .. rrr
"
ffesicrll-flUf Surinu. Mr. S. N. Carvallio. the
artist, pubhhe-in-.the.Kaa Pranoisco i f
m extracts from his ionninlof his recent ti ln
from Great Salt Ijike to Los Anni-los, throueii
Capon Past, by which it appears that, on the
oin ol Alav. alter neltmir ome tweutv-lhrea
mile beyond th dreadful Jornada and Muddy
river, h dtacovered a large spring, thirty the
feet wide and forty bmg, surroundrd by ai'ucias
la full bkom, containing clear ami di lii ious
water, oyer fifteen feet in ili-'th, nnil so pi-t-uiitir-ty
buoyant, tbatwbeu lie and bis cunip.iuion.
Perely Pratt, went into bathe, they found it im
possbl to sink. It wa not but perlVt'y
tweet, -
Tkt Fmr in CharUtl-inxn-t N.iriiiis-iV There
Wr 27 deaths from yellow fever in Charleston
during lh 411 hours cuUuij; at It) o'c! n k on
nunduy Biirbt, Ibel miner lo-tn-i-s the i- knesa
of several of It coipposiiors.
in Davannah oa J huraday there w ere V.'.'tnter
snt U'i from vellew ferer, and on Fri l.iy '.'it
13 from yellow fi ver. V e regret to learn that
8. T. Chapman, Esq., editor and proprietor of
th Savannah Journal Acouricr, died ou atur-
nJ.-
Srortitv of 7Viiier. Th sumily ef rvit lit
England I m fur below the di-mand thai ni l
aowsiiapers ara uied oyer again, the ink bemg
xtractel by a chemieal procen and the pnper
gain worlsd up. Vi e fear that in few yenrs
th want nf materut for Uie niiiiifn-ture w..l
reduce publishers to the sonic neee.-nr in tins
country. The effect! if the sesreity will u I e
apparent in this country, riicca must rue. and
with th rise many ita.ai!ia ol alt-ceioer
disa.er.
, a s s a :
- " Cm. o o, S. ,,1. 12.
Slat Biatot raire-ev. Th is mui h ev .-itc-
menl hr ia enaveijuenee of ih aiiempted a'
reet of a fugitiv slsva tr t'lrr-e citemi of ht.
ball IB th street without the ain-tuiie of of- -
icers, Aa immense crowd soon aeaiMi-d bti-I
reud th fugitive from tin or p-rsseoiioll. '1 ;iS
tptrnra instantly aim, -he I ths "ruw.l. and r-t. k
tb fugiurss. firing l.i,t..ls and WjUii ling one of
th Blob. The three wera then a-re-te-i, a
ui are
i-sr. e.
,S ol-
being axamilied bol'ore J,i.n,e I
Aa txcitad crowd is gathered aroond I
Tbc Important astronomical stin-sineenwot is
mad in th Amey teen Asironoriitrnl J-ert f .r
Mepteml er, of 11 discovery. l r .Vr ln.-u-ii,
oa tb lsllnsuint.of a new A-uto If ear I im.i,
being th first dt,-overe-t hv tl e n.i r ,ii--iiirrs of
this suunlrv. It is ti e t), rn t -.t now knowu
of that prulaibly innumerable eoiw u,,n of plau-
etl belweea ar and Jupiter.
Haciaf Anew kind nf eheat hss b-en in
troduced into California from Nov-m, h - h, ia
aid, will ia It yield, surpass snv nther y inr y.
aeiag Ire rrom rust aod sssiii, an t m- tuiing a
moo lh er six weeks arlier. 'tins will, it is
Ihnsight, b peculiarly stapled to th cl.msie of
V allium ia, . . .
TVear teik LJIamt. Vr T.rm nt ,s sen I
araft ,4 a tr-aty loeen toe I nnr-l
fttals aad Holland, win, h will l a .-rrl m I v
the toiler, but it ha b en ol je. led to at ai
irgtwe, aad wiil b at tok
Tb Chines ar eml.T,iung la great aaail-e,s
te Celilbraia, it appr ses 1 for ons iloasand wet e
reonlly lost la tb I lost , ly th wiek if
tw vel ah,.
Boot, Eboc and Ciitfri.
rpiiid
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pteaaar af lar.a,a( t.s ill s.
aa I.. 1 a ,
sapftr af hovia, All
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ea pssssaal sales I ma, s.st
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s as kervurf.ea, UaK.I. I- .. -a, a
lees to tts Im.1 at lie alert isim l.a a
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