NORTH CAROLINA S T A It W E ONE SD AY MO RNI N G, O C TOB ER 11 1 8 $47;
TCKSJAY MOKNINO, OCTOBER 10, 1854.
We are againeompelled to ask tin indulgence)
of our reader foe the laek of editorial attentloo.
Sever ioJUpinitioB most b ow apology.
Orrui StiEisra. The Ward hat, of toe,
hi several hypocritical appeal to tbo young
niea of. tin Stat to come over to th Democratic
pmly, at they would stand bettor chant of
baling th:r merit appreciated and their talenta
rewarded, or tn otbcr words, they would b nor
likely to there is tome of the spoils of omen, if
they would my giro ia their adhesion. Bat in
a recent article OB office seeking, H rather bint
that young men should shun office ateking, rely
on their own resource, Ac
The Sal'ttboty Watchman thai take off that
elf-iuScient article of the Standard:
Almoin every third man yoa meet 1 ia search
of an office 11 Of course the third atea are
Imcrat, r we do aot uppoe ther arc any
Whia to verdaut at to euppoa that they tat
any chine for office,, while there it tucb an
orer 11 w of democracy ia the Legislature of thi
Stat an! in Coegrei. ' Kvery third man you
meet 11 Well, yoa will of conn meet tome
Whijr permit ue to tuppoee at leant one third
of she population of $ht ;"tryy err. nTratl j.
' 'nfour tt7 arWTV'hljiji .Tim-' lAeu out of the
Standard' estimate, tue fact of the e it mad.
" .to be. that one-Hi! f at tint democracy are offieo-l
- - eeener. - Bttrety, w agree witn tne Standard,
that thit H tn istx thirst for cfBe, khd well
dwj it desert. th Standard' rebuke. Tliit
pur and patriotjetrtytlut .wa ta indignnt.
at Whig grail, and Whig monopolies, have not
git into the genial precinct of their coming ee-
f ceodtnry before) they Ki t making nub for lb
epoii that caute their organ to cry ont iham
ap their Indecent AoHiny fur tit tpoilt. 1 ,
Hut what (1m did the Standard expect? IT
he not all along been holding out to' young aspi
rant of the luj!e,th tRUiMation of fmlil and
horn b inducement fur them fa. beooiu
Dtmooratt 1 Have not Uio leader of that party
openly piied them with, the tame wire? Did
not brother Biggt, in a thai bellied coat, and
with a muffing twang of commiseration, exhort
the young Whig to divert and com orer to the)
grnerout party to which he belonged, under the
inmis that their meritt would not be over
oke 1, they bad bc by tlia Whigx? And
now it it not a pretty tale, when they eome for
ward (though it Ue with a ruth) to be told ft
- t'l ml t :
"Lt the young men of the oountry determine
to rttv on their own retouroct let bein rather
ffaa than -aw .' Lnliui M Tiieii TrWeti;
tffrr ail that tm taken place, thi muni tound
curi.m.ly to tuclt men at IJltneman and Mark
Krwiu, and Mr. Kenrher, tliongh wt dare tty he
Jieser uumflil m-aoon-tv HtH treaxury pen-.
hiuihct we will tar fur the notice ; what wiuit
they think of liiit recognition of tlieir claim.
O'o toK'mt lunri carting offioa will only corrupt
nr,. v.i your iuoral, an 1 tiunideatV tron'i pay 1 1
V, it a buKiocin "that promiac well, iiut
d i u t ay.'' . , . . .. .
Wh;it :iy T" to all tliit cool pliiloaonhr rounc
genth-iuen f Will you meekly aUiic in thi
Iccruro upon moitrratio t4 iitinltrril'JintM, or
will ?oitMik ymr rliellKin tynd thmanee-m
tiie face of the nilint-fnl and otllrt-lalttd Standard
.an reproach blut with hi watueority f Will
you not ak him whether ht etpecu aoobr, nor
' nor tienmititet I He that bat tot ready
with hit power pre, and butwt of hit 3,1X10
maiiiera, will he not eome In for tome of the
poblie printing t Or will ho conclude thtt pat
mnine it deoaaing aud riv it ail to tb Metro-
. pihtau! Then. are qulioi w lear to ihe
young duumcra-y 1 W a har ne mtereet in their
, mlut.uu, except to enjoy th aoenet that will
eoxut, wlran th thia eil thai! be tor off of
m il barefaced juggling and hyjiocrtny,
Tai Km Iixri. Tb eomplimentary din-
Ti'T aithout dittiiietiiiii nf party, to Miction. Jno,
Kerr, earn off at Vanceyvill, on Thurndty, tba
?ili ult The Milton .Spectator any It wa a
ioit meeting ; gentlemen from ereml of tb
ne. hiring oountiet and from Virginia being
profit. Hon. CaWin Graven preeided. Letten
were read from Uur. Raid, lion. William A.Gra
li im, John M. M ire!iel, Tlmt. Ilufln, Tboma
l'r ,(;, llttiry W. Milter, and E. 0. Ilea.lt, ex
I ret-iog regn-t tW U wa oui of lUir power to
attend. Th fulkiwin wa l!,e Hiird. regular
ti.ait ;
Jon Kit. Our eMcuied fi-llow-ciliicn
etrr dittinuiiih) repre-tciitaUt.-W honor th
mm who .' irlely r.d ably droole the Coo
etitoti inal KiKht of th K.mh, when imperiled
by deineriguet aud fanatic.
Mr, Kerr reeiodod in atwech ef niore than
an hour iu lenih, an J wa frequently interrupt
ed t y th appUute of th auciablage. It wat
' u! bit Imi ef.nu, m4 all etced aVbghtod.
He ti J it wat the proudopl day h tt expert
eu' t I, o hi fneod Ihut ea forward to
epru their gratificttioti of bit action Uftoa thi
gm.ii national umiun. He then In a clear and
(..coble manner, gav hie reaton fur oting in
f . .i uf th N'etiMik bill, and prated tbat th
S uih hi g..i:il aiut-b by iu pattax. At tb
i t,n of Mr. Kerr' epoech a uiuiiite of foar
wat appoHtad t aohvit npy fur puhliealiuw.
la govd liu't th maoting tloted. . '
A numlr of young geutlciiMa bar jutt pa
el th preliminary examination a.yiUiua
into the Natal Adruiy at Annapolij, aud bat
recti vtd from the Secretary of th Xj appoint
meott a Actiu Mi Uhipmen, amoag whom art
the f (llowiog from H it Staler
II. A. Browa,
Wat. A. Kerr,
CUt. ?. Wheeler.
I'.i htt'l Wheeler,
1 fn lit ) Tamrroa, of tb Fayetto
t.:; Argtui, ronplaiard ft few weekt t.neoiif tb
want 4 that tuiuaU .linlant to aa editor, a
I ilr if fiaaortv $'Oi one, by tlx aaowt f
;.. kiTi.xlMay efTia Vanke Land, atpied tb
leoord nf !mi griof a4 MM la hie felif C Tb
f:ir'a, efitur tba Jo wtth, ia return furtb
!:
Mny fi d Itlack wiJ' eareef thrnngh life
! at brilliant u are lb Miutve nf tb acteeur
I i - k n-Py tent . and may he tioalwayt aU
i . .-X hi atr tl.n.uxli dirti-ultiee aa aaaily a
I t rwn diri ! attr riuuf we. Jf h b Htgl,
ia, l,- inr-( a partner thai will tt binr tn weli
oi 1'iaile of hi pteteitt are another, e4 if
i- iinui.Mt m.tr himof an tuly lie la a
I i. .j.n. a tatJ blala, and alwattb at
. v m iird r Ui rowmoa gmd of U.e parV
II-.,.. Myilca.h ancr ecparato Uixni Imt
i. 1 1, Utt a !( tad haupt lit, kept eih
. r i . t-o ri-i of Hi(iial aftvt4i aad, tna'ly
y -.. it,r aro worn out, aficr a lune and ueeftil
. wt ii e g H, t .r.Unr U lb grait f
-v r '.IKit t.id boto-ire-l
:..!' !-1fr.a friend Cilog of
-ii a u .( an I pipy wf Unlet aud itegulathwi
i. . I pi. n f'tsir i lmi eg. tngnher wrtb
i- f i r Y aa ad I ret delitered by Mr. JaaH
!'. -ii . bf'r tli I nbiH Agrirultoral Noeertw
,1. i. 1 ri Ifiil, to which ddr
, I--, r
it 1
it rt'le I tl Blu-ntl. of our rr,J.
I. r err-4,
f, ,s,i i bat Uitil Ml one third
I it i .! Mi..mt ia (I. ' l-b.y,aud
i be tl e pwi'l rJ'tif ef tb t pas
. Congrwuoaal Isiitriot
5th "
fib -
;i lfcTTh Whip tt Rowaa and Dnr',, n tm'
eentiua t Salisbury on Saturday lut, nominll
Cbarln I'uM, Esq, et their eaediJtn fur ts
tor, to III the ntwt; eecnmooed.by th death
ofthe lamented Liilirgton. Charic f. ruber is
tb Democratic candidate.
' We hat reeeltl a opy or A Iieour ad
efroeaed to th Grmdttatiag Cut of Normal Cut-,
lego, July 26, I Hi 4, by Ket. S. Miltoa Froot. Iu
title ia, Tb B.blo Th YoongrMao' Guide.
From th well-kaowa ropotatioa of tb author
wo doubt aot it contain a fund of valuable ad
vk to young men. -- ,
0 BitxcH AurroH, baring diapoted of half of
hi inlereet ia Ui Xorfolk Ilaily Courier to J a.
If. Mooxx, lata editor of th Warren toa Xewt,
tb paper will ia futur be eonducted by them
aa editore and proprietor.
Tn RxpoartD Know Xomtso ViProa I
LocuriLUv A rclegraphie ditpatcb ti tb Bal
timor Hub, dated Louietille, October 6, tat:
Tb deepatob tent yoa en Saturday laat an
nouncing tb election of William B. Shepherd,
the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor, by 040
majority, thould oar neeaoatM Muhtille, Ten-
neeece. The word " Aaebrillo'we aoententally
omittod, cither in writing or trantmiitine the
deepatch. Ther bat btwn bo chxtion for May
r held in thia city.
I it will be Men bt the lorejroinr dispatch that
the error vu ttll.ihcx aeoiduu!, but the fact
remain that a Know Nothine Citndiiiata wat
itaitaat'iaw. ataaoLI l-ijiiiBasEs
Tt Anr.t WVlenrh tliat CtptTX
A.J. Hmdfiirl ha been rdieted of the command
of tho If; 8. Artenat, on- Hay "Mount, nd that
he it detailed for dutt in Tcxaa. 11 it tucreed-
d in the command of the Arncnal by Major .T.JL 1
a. Ladttiyv: . . t..
('apt .Bradford ha been ia command bar at
eariout time, and for a rood while i and we
i 1 1 . t. . i . it . i . i
itsri nut ue iih, ai ait nuica, ekvrioit nia uu-
enU and uaed but mnue.Dc with th Oovcrn
ment at Waebinirtoik, to bat tbit Pott comple
ted in accordant with tb original dotiira of
makini it aa Arecnal of Uonntruction. .
uur cititen win part witn t tpt. uradTora
with reluctance. Their intercoute with him bat
been of th moat pleaimnt character ; and their
beat withe will go with hint to hit new field of
operation. ay. Argui.
Tai Conti nrrio or Btivn. A writer in the
Loudon Iitptch ha mail a curium miniate in
relation to the ooneumption of bread. Ha cites
the number of consumer in (jreat llriteiu and
Ireland at 21 (KK). and allowiu earh nermon
nnn-and-aialfloatee per week, th aggregate it
Xl,HiO of loatwti'- Admitting that each quar
ter of wheat nike ll1) Iwet- uf .Jread. u -r-.
quire U(t,6i(i quartert of wheat per week. To
tin add 10 per cent, for Hour uaed in other arti
cle, and it rite 2!l!i.521 amirli th weeklt
ountuinption of wheat, or IbNifiwi quartert I Cass,
annanttr: tJi xAim and"t!i T.i.rj t.k- at" " TnT
'iUaAMJUU population, cuatuat iMUMIO 4ote
weekly, and. with Hour, ronmre Zv.n-a auartert
of wheat. A quarter of wheat will itive 50 lbt.
Hour per buthel, of th quality which moke iiest
econitt brad 4(M) llrt. altogether, and that
quantity nf Sour will make 1.14 quartern loavet.
A quartern of wheat ground into flour, and ta
king out only th dough bran, any about 9 11. to
the bushel, will yield 4X.ltie. per buihel of tuch
flour, and that will mnk 1 11 ioave to the quar
to. '. A luartor of wheat ground down into
rooirn meal, without taking any bran, will fit
62 Ibe. nr 63 thi. of meal, aud that will niuke
about 100 loatc of healthy good brown broad.
TII15 tsuiir LAW.
Ve e tb paper are discussing th propriety
of abolishing the liw artinst nsurr. Wo hare
frr-a long Km ttionght that all law regulating
interett or premium on )oftli."'tn.orsofiB.l trant
aclioria, were aa 'unwarranted tnterfcrenc in
buelnet matter, and productiv of no good
wnaxwver, nut rat net ru.- .aws win
alway n ovadad, when th parties choose to do
rt, anu in atrtving to caeca an immoral aot. tne
law institute a greater, from navastlty. Th
ere
ara many eat l here B capitalist can do much
better with hi monrt, than loan it at th legnl
interest, and where it ia to th interett of por
fec -ty totvrnt men tn give Much more rather
than do without itIn fact, whn fifty per rent
haa te.be feid iu- tlie tweriltee-tif riistrierTV'i-w,4
rata money . mcrt a ttrlngent demand, n .11.
the Hank there should be a settled premium
eetablisheil by law, for simp! loans. Thit can
not be done ia regard to i.xchang, fur that it
J regulated by eontingencle of trade, Th JimilU
10 in xieuftt iaaoonstirTB.lv principle, rur wniie
the are restrleltJ to 6 per cent, other transac
tion ar aot apt to be very exorbitant on the
part of th tra-ter.
We think Ihe law agnintt liruktrt thtsul.l 4-
repeald. Tber are tome abuse 111.1411 ti
nM. bnt thf are efleti very cm.tnirnt in a
C itwme lal Commenity, We have never heard
that th'ie place which have many of them are
let prnaperou on that eriunt aor do w know
that transaction th them have, a a rule, len
atteudeti with more- pecuniary haiard or btt,
ttnta rhote-wlrh other peoiie:"TT.et thoold be
two or ever Broken, ip W iln.ington. Th ad
Vantage of the lytter ar too well known lo
Uitin men to require a labored article in
regard to it detail-. M if. ('est.
RavtMra foa Smia. Tb rflrrrwpnodent
itf tbet'oarier and Knquirer,pnking of the rev
enue from customs fir cVptember, ay tb re
turns fir tb eatiremonth bat as4 bent recrited
at the Treaeurr, but from thnee which have lieen
entered en it books It is evident that the enllee
tiont will aot exceed tM,mi,lKl,agint aeer tig
and a half milium ia rtptmher, 134. The
payaxeil h Aantst, together with the large ex
purt of s"w ie, have, ai ratirse, diuiinishtsl the
ability of aMmhaut to mssoitsdisi domandt
at th custom .houte, and a lsgr ih .n usual
amount ef (oce taay have bee etortxl la bend,
but there are ether gratifying wiblenee that
lb issipormtioet bar fallen off at wall a the
4utie.
" Rnat XtrmttKr CAri. Tb half
Aoaen old grntlewtn wh btre ben meeting
here yearlv fiw the last tea, twenty er thirty
years, it decUr dividend and refuse water pri
vilege : to walk shout, ait off by thmrta,
talk, tranke, take anuff and ai.riid fo varUius
eer maltert to tberatelte erlhe Roanok N at
igwtiu) Company appertaining, ar te meet her
one more, tb I'lh lost. W tupni they
will set abont a log at aauaV bet w hat no
id's what they will batch H afttoa fmriU.
Itateo 0. W Btrrx It (t with flinr
if regret that w announce th death nf t. W.
Batter, of Rather ford. on. We are iuformtd
that he died at hit restdeoc last Sunday morn
ing, with fetor. I uur next Istue we hs t
be able lo lay the fact in regard a hi death,
nnd a tkttcsW-of hi bft btre eur rswdere,
CitnWwa lUtiityrittrr.
Kw To oit(irin. .Vs lr4. 'H A.
Tlie Know NiKhing whs wtr nspti4 nf
l-eing in hrit CowsaiKin her ? one datt
hat So My aunnwwed th nomlnttlon of iHniet
t IIuis.ii, .q , nt .heir cttad.dal fur th lloter
norshlpi4 w Vtk.
- Tn ilnwuii btre nominated1 M et ra, W We!
. rrWtl-h and Walker, at thr endidate
t gists. Abo, Mr B. Hart, a eaud.itale 6
C grse tut the third district.
Wttain'-.rie Ntrto.tt. M".f tt, Frien
".-..temUr 7ik tn fW ...lr iih. l '.'.Is
ed at the oH'-e nf the t-n' unit, th'th . .tT
were reoltel al Id miM umenl pice. t-il (aftb
rnstaln.t nt tVoin th Birwinle "I asstiisrts.,
loii friHa tpseuil snt., te! l' fret 1 1 m.
Wnt. W eo4i,ni1ge, ltr.. I, Mo
,igan.
r
'x.st.l P-e itirst 1'us.litl.iu.-The pre
t I bm-t nf Urd 1 '' It tt led tl.
se-ttitt-l.iberal 1 'aiiu-m M'.isirv," and their
siiprrirtirt ia Uiel'rotins:ial I'trbams.! are e?t-
.i.iittd at iisei.stitetvgh-chr-"lt
ts i.msi.'ie," -
, , THE MWU I'RICX OF- ttl'AXO.
Th proonl.l ronlt of th Eaetent war, the
outrage on the cuael of Nicaragua, and eariout
other political topic of th dkt and boar, ahorh
to rauch of the attention of ralra of jour
nal, that they loan eight of a ubeet which
ia more inv rtnt to in actual interest ef a
larrw peruua of th coamuuity. than aU the
tetrjrrmphie deepatcher in Ui wirld. We refer
la the pretest aaheardof atouopnly (a. Uuaou,
which M making th farmer of Virginia par w
Inrjre a portion of the prooeeilt of their toil to
i'eru, or rather the bout of liureda A Bro it
Aaieriran amenta, 'f bit it certainly one of the
crying unpoaiuuti of the day. It Uircatena to
drain th country uf tho larger portion of the
proceed! of th toil. Tb fannert uf thi Stat
hat accustomed their larult to Uuano, and they
cannot now do without it ; and tliut, thi t are
compelled to par th exorbitant price, which
are deman'tcd bv the ntonooolr airencr. or m
without. Th prie baa within the year gone up
to an amount, which eearce'.y lemee any prubl to
die farm or from the ueeof the manure. Intteail
of obtaining it at a taluation fait alikt to the
i eruratn owner, and the nont umera here, whu.-h
would nronerlr remunerate both partiea, the
tilanter u furceil to par jutt what the agent uf
l'eru cbooee to auk -, and th couiwiuenee it that
he cannot obtain it without tinkinc a larze por
tion of the turn rnceited from hit lnJ year't crop.
Ana to it goe on.
Mr. HiJ'llo't bill to regulate trade betwwn tlie
United htatet and tho l'ornviah itepublie, re
ported in th beginning of the patl month it, it
toemt to u,niit a well adrited mcature if we
underttand it protieion. It thall be admitted
duty free, when it telle at $40 per ton , the duty
of Burner cent, thall bo addud, when it milt
Ibelow adoty of ten per cept. when ...the
tWtWBWy 'mi,
hen the nrice it abut iii). .
-r Whuk tha thjiutr htiW
bibiiorr. It idtuuldajBmutfoauaclUaTex'duion
uwtit4nauurelltaiov$4bTlitHiertttiily
enough, oii'l would amply repay all the partiea
engaged iu its collection. lr4tnJ'Ulrra.
Si'Xecn or Ma. Ditkissom ox Nebsask md
Tx Ki,sTtr Qt:Tro. Hon. I."8.jlickinsnn,
lender of the New York Hard, delivered a speech
a few day ago in Delhi, New Xork, on the par
tie and. politic of New York, embracing hit
tiew of the tlaverv question in counection with
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. .
Mr. Dickinson, in the language of the New
York Herald, " mtiutaint that the repeal of tb
Missouri interdict wat th repeal of an uncon
stitutional act, and by tponging out the Hue, not
the elightott conceivable damage bat been done
to the cause of froe nil. On the contrary, he
contend that the breaking down of the Missouri
barrier npi-ut the country south to free Ulsir, and
to the addition olttinatoly ot unotlicr lr Mute
or two to th I'nion. The direct position uf .Mr.
Uickint hi in thit busioese it non-intertentioii.
which he hohltto lc exiedicnt lieetute it is just
aud constitutional and riht. He, therefore,
tuhtctibo ia tha.raiieal, and alnlet-by the law,
claiming for himself the merit ol this position,
a taken in the I'nitvd Stive. Senate, a vear in
advance of tho fauiout Nicholson letter of lien.
wragiwivroiiy'fciMw
lrqenarat l'UI.I y tl,. .tho,1tJ inu.rprU
tion of the luird-shell platform, the hanls sustuiu
tlie Nebraska "tnll becaur it pMiuulgnte the
doctrine of non-intervention tidt popuhtr sover
eignty, repe;kla au unconstitutional prohibition,
aud operate in favor of free tabor aud free toil."
.(hie portion of Mr. lHckinton'a tpvech wot de
voted to the relations tubeitting between the
lliirdi uu the one tide, and tb tilminittriition
and th .( on thjitljer..Mftiii;kiiisin..u4ij.
on thit point, it uncouipmmiting; and declares
that against th a'liuinislratioo and the Suftt of
'Sw Turk,"b "fir nTrste J for 1har71uln
aot to b driven off or bought off."
NATIONAL BABY-SHOW.
We learn by telegraph from Cii.oiunatti that
the - N'ttinntrf'fl'ibj-f hiiwC ui.t tilaceat Spring-
held, Ohio, on UiurtUty last, anj uttriete i mi
immense iiuinhor of visitor. One hundred and
twenty babiet were entered for 'pretniiintt, and
if 1 an undoubted bet that tueh tminlly times
wer Mun ku(lVrn ln 0(li0i
jjm ter a fidlow t
ill premi-
Th first premium, Hw the flnest bnby, 2 years
oldor under, it a tea et, with sther, valued at
f.V v-
Th eennd premium, a tea set, valued at
$il I.
The third p rem mm for tb fiyest child under 1
year nf agw'purtrrif ftrtt.
The fourth premium for the second finest, Pa
rian inarbl group.
Tb drat premium wat awanlrd In Mra. Bon
ner, of Vienna. Ohio: th second to Mrs. Mel Hie-
.elL.of.,lTiwjiinatii the third, iu ilrt Aohur-l
Canton, nf Philadelphia; th fourth to Mr. Hen
ry Howe, nf Cincinnti.
A letter read from Ftnny Fern, fir the
edification nf th tiabiet or their" mothers, we arc
n"t inf'imied ehich Alrt, Swishnlm sent t k
tor ; thenid lieing nf a ibntio turn wat irol4
bly avers to attending in person. MrsV.Mott,
another of the ttrung-miiided, likewise tent a let
ter, containing th thoughtful lU'gealinn that
blank babiel thou Id lie admitted for exhibition ;
and might properly hate spoken a word forfljie
.Vo'l-bsl infants. Horace lireely ( who ought 1-
tn to bi..u the eevltuf Mr.) ns.il'Bi.nthef letter
llethonght that much atteot'ion slmnld lie given
to the detntopment of tlie human constitution in
this enuntry, where able-lsMlicil men are sold at
from VSI to acronling to which valua
tion ttreeley would bring about ft cents. Among
the exhibitor ws an i4d woman who rem
with her tevMleenth child. She claimed a t
mium on that ground.
CM tun rVntrxa Nivttr.orrr. Tlie Rieh
mond .'nir vrry pointedly condemn th In
discreet seal with which the Washington Vniu
it laboring tn Im-nrpnrate the las dogma of
Hitafltr rWrrriia'ir, lne III creed nf the Item
acralic pttv. It tats th ennrse of th f a.'o
excite universal mrret among the letnorry
of th tnntb j and, for itself, earnestly prrnest
against any nch aiitchlrvont Innovation, lftlea.
Cist btd (stored th cnunlry with tb com no a
aey en th otstenre tl wf hnv fsntone N pehnhwsi -Uti'r
before the election, at b did ef. er, be
would net have received the tote of a sing'
Southern Stat.
- W take It that ell parties tl the ftoulhare
prettv wall informed new uf tb sort i f Muff uf
whu a ilea. Vtn I entnptsire. Like the gener
litv ef Northern men with Southern principles,
he eat !n weighed ia the balance and (ound
wanting. In the cunr nf a hat ) h at
lMis.lt, he declared that "he thanked Uud he
l.ve.1 m a free State" that nuperverted hu
man feeling Was opposed to tUvtrv" Uitt
tlatery was "firial and padttiial eiil" and
hmt'el of hi WiMueat In ul snog tint lie vt
timetita in th Stnat of lb I liiisd Slate, He
bad given, b ssul, grant dispb-atur to th
South for expressing uvb eatitiatentti but b
meant, iMwrthe'.res, t Mu:lt to thtia nndcr all
Irruuutanret,"
Cnterlaining thene tiew a, and llievin la
the bs?e of Snuatti e Siwrwitniv Uk'h,
most Trash eat" ail hi future hope of South
ern support. M tl. HrrtlJ.
Wrty Keeiw.a, a' So itch clergyman wat a
ait a of grmt wit and humor. On vu wxaMon
h thirvs'ed an deer al F'Tt lieorg to pH m
a fof fellow who wa Sell I to th hsit.srd. The
olIi.M-r vfli red hi grant hit rrqnesi if h would.
In rr mrss, tswnt him the fit ftt ir he wmhl
k. Mr. Morristin at-ed Iu this, and the tn er
...emdu.r,lT d-uand-d tba th. c. rtv, ef
t'TT
baptism thould b tierfonm d na a peppy. Th
lergtniwt agreed Ut It, and a party of mtay
gsnuetnen assemble in wilueaa II. notrl psp-
t.sm,
Mr. )birrU desinal IhensVer to bid I nplh
d"g. a na eus.nm.ry in th baptism of rhihlrsm,
ss4 .d. "As I nm a mini) ssf Ihe Chore) i4
MaNln4. I SMit etwoj aswrdi.g tn Jf
nrnnt" i
tl the ehun h. " ,
'CerUuily,'
taid the ma,1., - expect all the
' eni.wit."
t ' V .11. ll
then. mnr. I bey'l b Ihe aausl aoe.
that ptl.rsr
A " of It.tglili r t irt fioi the cr J, and
Ot ..er tb' e thecsndi Int ftT hsptm st.
WaSHIXCTOJ ALLSTOX, '
Sooa af.r AlhrtAa't tBarriag m:th Lit Urtl
wife, the tistxr I'aT the La lr. auin-,h mad
kit aeoond it to f.nnrpe. AfWr a reti .leneo
tber of bttl mure tbaa a year, hat pecuniary
want bevauM very pret-mg and urgent, mor to
than at any other period ot hw life. Oo "tit of
the uccaiutit. at b himself used to narrate th
nnf. It wm in nit ttudiu, renejtiw;.; with frl-
mg of .ftiuuat despomuon up- hie ooodmou.
Hi eou.uiono teemed to tell him that li bad
derted bit aHictiou, and drawn thorn upoa
bimaelf by hie want id do rrantud for paat fa-
hror from beaten. Hit heart ail at once eeenied
SUed with th hope that G-d would l!ea to hi
prayera, if he would offer up bit dirtcx expree-
tione of penitene. and ak for liiv in aid. He
accdinsly kicked hie door, withdrew to a cor-
aer of the room, threw himtelf upon bit knee
end iryed t -r a loaf of bread for himself and
bit wife. Whit thut employed a kuock wa
beard at th door. A leehug of momentary
tliant at being detected in thi pout ion. and a
focfing of fear lott he -wijrht hate been obeenred,
inuucea nim lo naeien aim oicb iio uoor. a
ttrang inr)uired for Mr. Alliton. He wat anx
ious to letwa who wat the fortunate purcbaeerof
the painting of "Angel I riel, regarded by tne
artist at one of bit luatter-piecos, aud which bad
won the priie at the exhibition of th Academy,
lie w at told that it had not been sold.
''Can it be notsible J Not told I Where it it
to be had?" "In thia very rooin. Here it it,"
producinc the IiiuntltiL' front tne corner, and
wiiing off the dust, "it it for tale; but iu value
has never yet, to my idea nf iu worth, been ade-
quntely nprcitod. and I would nut port with
it." "What it it "I "?'' " '.
far, exceeded my offors; Hoar" --it for totr to
name th price' "Willf""
price." -win tone nnnarea nounu
- . . - i
liX il WJ3... 'lt .a m.trt. limn '
wrt.i..iBu.nnwuip. ....... ;
I hav ever asked tor U." "then
the pointing
The atmnsreriotroduwd. bimself ;
ll3aarqu ofStalTorai and be became Irom
thtvt immienfrornsof - wnrmwrt tnenits ot- r. ; Jif BouWiii:"-' The other endisavored to soiae him,
Alltton. By him Mr. A. wu introdmred to the but the gallant Frenchman clove hie antagonist
eotietj.f'the nolutity. and yBtry.i, .and..Ive. j.iUaVairtl.. obw chx, and tirtobd Iriiu lifrtatw.-
cauttiie ol the mo-l lavonii among tue many
gifted minds that adorued-the circle, in which h
was licsor niiiu w kii nsiiiix wiw;u. "
4i.--i 1 .. .t., 1 1:,.. ,.t i.:.. I
tniUHillt reiieilims OHeieu uy tiieiiovraiiiv 01 mis ;
noble vititor, wat alwayt regarded by Alltton at
a direct autwer to hit prayer, and it made a deep
impression upon bit mind. To thit event he
wat ever alter wont tn attribute the increase of
devotional feeling which bcams a prominent
trait in his character. .
A NciuttsK EniTo' Lire. The editor ofthe
Oiih.Ii.. Arrow given the following description of
hit eam-tnm and luauuer'ol lite :
Aiain w e write iu our sanctum, though not as
at first, upon the stump of our flrst fallen tree.
Our cabiu it partially reared, aud near it we
have toleetc I a thady tree, Iroul vrliose nouglis
we baie interwoven a cool, airy, nnd iklighilul
Isiwer. A rustiu seat formed of polet, with the
green soft grass for a eunhioii, un J an Diubruo-
which our portfolio i
Mramliling through ?
of tho dolo'iout and
ou limb as a table upon
.rosts. Wa-baMi bev-4ut-the
bonhei to gather some
juicy 1 .uio, u.ai K" -oo 1'-"'"" !
un. riie reverberatinir chiK,i hi the ax ui the
in wild prolusion around
iiitn uihjii uur i-tir ,
ttl,t, mu.nl ..fun, mU.iu. I. tlnj ,JlfrTTh. onentUont of tli. Fin.nc; BmUaTfthrTi
unon the river, we tee the appri
uttcu ui iiie iioisr i
1 noisy
steamer, disturbing nature luvely
will, its clicking machinery and clouds
. . -
g machinery anu clouut 01,
I whilst in the background
ampflre. over which broils a
da'plumpduT-kfor our mid- j
fctoaiu ami smoke,
smokes tlie great cam
brae ot 0 itila and a 11
1- ..... 1.. i...rf.i.. 1 ..,.nt. i..1H :
, 1 1 , .i .
acIrfiguoTl
nuitoes, which ar evening swarm tn great ahud-1 . .-r uanor, ..e. truer .an,
I 11 .i 1 -.i. .'511,1 Id.. In thequ.Tter ended March SI, 1k54
T-w a.re, an.1 other tegeta-, , M COMA,Biril( u n,,.
to t'..e westward, upon the ; fl4,ii05 m lvtWy. "W, bav. from thoibird
stream of nature . choicest veruge. llot , artlr,n,lu,1 ;Kftll s,,,,,.,.,, last-2,1 let
sturdy ton, ofthe prariehirctthejust returned , JJ. . M4P,si
from lhe,r.umner ..u,,l to .ee wliat.
Father at Washington, has sent Ihem. 1 bX J fr(1; ,,,nlril,,, ...
. ,,,., .-...... ... "'
to have the lauds and graves ot their toretathert
- . ., , -i ,
forever, tn topiurn iml leavo theit-sdiildreu upon j
the land sele!ted for them bv the pale-facet. I
whllM thi i S.xoa r.ee thall ipbatgh u,, J wjjl
a,... -u. - r sr-.
n- ii - . i . i - t i
oone b Uoai-Ii upon th surtace ot tlio fertile ,i,. . ,,,,. ,k...i. i, ,1 1 i "-"""!" -'r ", V "
A. i:A. ..on I, rettTv. white m-n ho. "tear-' fL ti H r A' ,L' ru- 1 vw.-ll it now ...d that I recce bt.
el V,t claim cabin upoa th. fere site of th. last ' !"7 ..V." ; ' -'f .? I u,",i"" l"t"' ' 1
.ill.ee of tht. rtr'tboueh noido and test fa- " M",, " to .the to licigottat ac ...iinerc-tl treaty. . .
dingtavHes. They anxiout await Ct. .lii h her a . I l.7, t.5 ".'If, "r" I. "T' Whi;h
l.ted navmenl. frum our eoternmcl. ks.n alWI 71:. '."'I "V" . ""T rh,l,,n- "J f'? em;pcv((,r a n.p.ur. between, lurkey
i.;k' .'k yv-tj-.tr.-- m-TTi -.u, ,.t....ni i "tnexwnn-iiee i.n.i.inii.---rw-v-wtinnr Thirty I and Peri isnS.-.all. cuntrmlicted.
J "" v t veart ol Hire, tolerahtr t-ill vriih liL-hi ,t v.l ; ii. ...... .ti.--.-i :. ii-
landt.
f .Y:J J : int.. that neither Seiiborg nr S-bastopol shall be at
torv of th wsir who. notiein" unon a ali-n on a .... :.... ... i.;- .1 .... . it., t. ... a
t, ' J .1. . 1 tn 1 ., , ,
Beer-'hop the wo-ifs; lletrfm' ssi rcinarktd
.- .fc..tw Irit- 1 : - n t , - . ' M
.. :, , ; . , ' ,".
Here is one epiallr as good, which we find in
tne r.oiior stunie m the "rtoiiccr.orl aliloruia
Monthly Miigaxiiic:"
A ludteroui scene .occurred a short lima Coc4
on one of our most frequented wharves. It seems 1 Gs. Cowrnt. On the '."Jd ult.. fien. Concha
somo lilrsute hunter had captured a hirse grixilv I itsudn td I rest to th inhabitant uf Cub. Ue
mt np, among the mountains somewhere, soil, daring Lis resolution to continue the tani
intont upon "renlixing finething out of l.iio ' course in adihinistmg its government aa I e
had duly cage,! him, In t room ope.iiug. wt will I did when he befon occupied the! antaia General
say, ii 1 un Paeillo Whtrf, Over the disir 'he hip, end thtt he hnpe i to meet the tame tup
posted ill consnl U"U" I. tiers, the "legend" (a I port from them which thv had ilwats given
.IMiojqlx. yvulJha.eU.iJg.llcsr iUlres-i t
ei t caught, Ad.uies.on lit centa." An onto- hope tn be hle to guide the island to the verv
phittiraled, raw-boneil, long-leggrd. buik Pike
couuty man, fresh from th mine (excessively
verda.il and nutter of fact and lodsnendeiit,
witb all) in shuffling down th street, read the
sign and thought he'd like to lo k at th "critter."
Sj he paid the admission foe aud, after satisfi ing
hit enriotity, went ou bit way.' Th day after,
on of our Herman fe'.low-ei'iiieni opened th
very next room to that wher bruin wa on ex
hibition, and posted over his door a ign on
which wat printed In hug capitalt. rgr
Bier." tHrr Pike County friend t luntered long-h-pr
i!y rti'W th ttreet toon afterwards, and
was thunderstruck when h read th new ign.
Larger Hear! said he, "larger Rear f whv,
, . , . ,, , , .,,t
dig item that other feller eye h aid . a
wu the lirgcst I mar ever ketelied I've been
Htiwttnl !" and At wrathful as Arbillea, be mad
one rush for bruin' cthihiliun room, twtpt iu
Til auanry Ihunderboltregardlesoof aitmiteion
frs, and, without on. word, patum.led our worthy
friend Ihe hunter, almost to death, and utterly
"cleaned him out." ,-.. ..
fAsflMERE liOATS.
In chrrinirling the eommeneement, on Tueedaf
last, uf the Annual Slate Fair at N York, th
Journal nf Commerce aay t
" Tlie most interesting tnimtls on the pounds
were three IVhm.re guatt, entered by lr. I'
lis. of S uth Csrolint. It it in ihe animal ef
who h tli Oashmere shawls r made, the a'n
-et-L. .. .
ni wiiH-n uart not aenn, at many ,nprise, )
upon their raritv, Lut urti the Ur tbat thaj
walt-rinl sr.rrw every nthe like articl la it
esnaciiv lor wear. Tl-e t ashmere rsil wa in
lr.sl.M-s.1 Into S.ulh Csis.Iioa seieral Tear gt
by lr. ati, who ea ighl I beta in Asis, fort.
t" lists' ri'K en the l. k f cameU, from
( ..nsJaniinot l. Ther btve been ln'r.Juce.1 the brn k-bat was brokra in two, Aflsr remter
ht h'lu Into .North Car.llina. (l-orgl, Vs.lalma, 1 lug from the temporary stun, be ad l.enxd Hie,
Ti nan m. .ad Florid, and are mi ted with brwhlayer n ub 1 "1 sat, ton w'.l mtn up ilar
tb natit gnat. Th hair of tb aninttl, whh-h ifto Ae'l waul yur bmk Uoke, jnsi kwp 'na
M pur hi:, it m ! Iwtatiful. U eomewbat Ua aty bd!"
resemble, in anpoteane Ihe faet nv-rti'ttt at
th fleer nf th Chins sheen, a few ef whi. h
are on ethdilioa. Ilia curly. st In letur,
and br. Ills n. in nnnaesanr. The animal it et
tremely delicate in shape, (h.aigh har.lv. A
Suck mails frornthe luur wa sh.wn with tit
rt. Wthtra that th meat I while and
; ,, r .... . ...
" T"i .C . " w1 . ' . I
nlin wher .her ue reared to milium, A herd
CI strotett its li against d.igt. which entutituw
gniat ailtant-g ittetshe. n in bmlilis where
dtsre art tniHimmio, IK quetlb a hsl ani.
ml and atant. mar b areli mated In partienlar
regMmeie Uader Mng much dinmaaeei thrangtv
ant the United fstaire. bt msan of wlnah, nnd
lb ettwnittee m wkteh k vttm riaek us.ma-w.iU
ad Iiim-is will i maia n lb. mlWht.lwn nf the
amsot ia t,rtM.lii.Ml .ftkiM Ua
Ut(,.( tUm, r,M tUu N-rlh wmtld It
mm a imt-ret4 il bred t ittes mtp-irted vh IV.
Ittls. Thrivrheet N.nth I'tmlin h nrdinarr
nninnl hss nm bt't'ir In ne. from the meib
ItVWJl nslil. ls.s.1 it t.i or .red he (lot
The riie irm-ft wi.
id be wjetb I't.ng
Ut l' etiMiia ! ti '
I ' : , MEXICO. '
. The Mexictm eorrespnwdet of th Sew Orb aa
j,t , ejtflt.it left of th rn million
i0f dlJlrt fieid hT th I'nued .State. W bar it
.u to ji . paEI, but ir it qi.Uo certain
tmU ,tw Ooverument it already driven to shift
fc rjM mon,j. fu prores of lb revolution
mwt-Tia, .l.noln.. -nrl dia nwu
condiuou ot thinsc cannot posMbly exMtinueiri, her wharf at w o'clock thit xoorniog.
uok (c-i,. Rumor of Terr kind are ia
circaaii.. It i, ,jllt Sanu Ann withe
to Withdraw from th ooontrr at an early dat,
MJ ,h.T,i k h detiimad i. Almonte aa kit
MCoetei. It it bkewite renorted that Hi com-
dluia i.h ),ae jutt left th capital, it ladui
with pm bakm'mK t hi Kxeellency.
The tarn correspondent, after anouncing tb
.xecmin, of Court itaootnet de Boull'n, T i
jj Wl)Uij not ve kca defeated and Uk'en,
i,al th kinduofttetinuedby lieuertl Vanex,
toward the French noldier at (iuatamat. had
elkiteil their tvmpulht and attachment, to much
,hHt KaoBMet. inttewl of coinnian linj a pr-
tJ f deroted follower, found himtelf turround-
d br irluctatit combatants. Twice thev -efuicl
to be led to battle, and when at length their
consent wa extorted, they fought without en
th..iasm or anlor. Such is th tme reason for
the disastnHis result of the expedition. When in
the mi'li.1 of the engagomcnt, Yanex rushed into
the mrlrr, to arouse the xeul uf bit toldieni, a
unauimout py of "spare the General '." unite
from tlie ranks of th French. But for thit
universal eentimeut, Yanex would hate fallen,
riddled with bullets. Uaousset -behaved like a
hem. Before surrendering be fouirht desner-
atelv, teokiug death in cverr directioi
mysteriuut ptvidenc apareJ him for
inimiuiom, f,it8. Perceiving that hit t
tion, but a
lorB
im. im .ir.itu Fil. I'.niui.iiiii Ilia, i.ia ma. w... I
n rn t
u.--,.- i,. , i ,i ,i ., .i tit. - .i -
.1 . 1 1 1 I
Ty Qear me narraexs, wnicn was
ry near tlie tiarracks, which wat belching
forth destruction. Twolexican threw
lfiwM'lvyi titsin htm, one attenrpted to spear
him but wat shot dead by a pistol in the -band
,n thit was no m ail, he wa finally
ririshtr, mid excuted as ttated above.
taken
. . -
"
Post Orrtci Aul'sex. The Chicago Democratic
Press, suiikiii'. ofthe letters and circulars mail
ed undff the frank of Senator fouglaa, commu
nicating tho plan of a new political paper, the
Chicago Times, estunatet the number at a hun
dred thousand, the postage on which would
amount to three thousand dollars. If the Press
is correct in its estimate, the fact ia one not only
disgraceful to Senati ir Douglas, but it it a con
incnUiry upon the justice of the present franking
tytcm tliut shoiihl have theetfect of C'lmliuiiiog
it in the eyes of every honest man. If inenilwrt
of Congress must have the liberty of loa ling
tho mail bugs with their useless speeches and
partisan documents, lot them he required to
obtnin from an otfioer of the House or Senate
theMjstse-stanins they ' require, and make it
Ju7 !'f ''n"',! ufli''l;r" '""-'P 80 aewtunt of
''MiJUh tji punilnir nf lmii ntl. Jiy-tvaah
"""ni,)er- Tl.it arrangement would accomplish
all the good result!
of the finnkiog system;
whilst it would prevent unscrupulous member.
..-.. '
rum abusiu
r, A
. Vi. . ior i, . . ,
Post Office Uepnrtuicnt fir tl. current
vear. savs a'cotmiuwirnrv. ilis.hisArTiA faio .,f n
''j. - . . T.
m" '" ",e 'J '"PV"ance of !
.?d fc,,"T uffi;e- " quarter of :
mi ,h" "'"" 1 leUers f' be
" N
openers, which contained money, was l.tdl
the amount JJ,,1S second, quarter. Lib let.
U81 letters,
ri-turne-1 unopened-th- omgivt. of this
i,i, . r .,. i ' .
branch ol governmental eenice it f. ire at'tia-
( R "H
'
Mr.. Nutild. srint.-WrTwif .sfMr.-TW
II. Saintu air, near tVilkasl.mi'
i Air Itornnrr loft b rv-pe.nM wile with oil
rkllilrfn t ntirg.lv IasI it ma i.f ti.it .
! v . " - t .t ..tie ... nt..i-
";- J"" i'r,,o i" rpnr,nre. im is a wen 1
huilt uisn. mill lu -U j.-mvs
T. TT7 7 .
T" 1 us. r. . ,-siniD-isir iu:ers a rewn"t
. eommensurnte with the value of the wife, to snt
' one who will bring herlsirk. Thec particulars
i are from the lM,.rl.,rt WM.
summit of pmsnerilr. bindinr it mor ttr-nrlV
I than evurj to tlie mother c-iuntry by th strong
C of interest uud affection.
On the line ilur he also issued an addres
to the soldiery of the island, as Captain lirnersl.
This d.s-iiuient it ofthe ordinary complimentary
and euukdenc expressing character.
CocsrtaraiT Coisi. The New York Journal
of Commerce calls tin attention of tlie public to
a counterfeit quartur uf a dollar, sbudt i the
closet imitation in appearance of the genuine
Coin, which ever fell under notiiw. It was taken
nt the Post Othiw, and paid into the ftib-Treaee-
' i " ww, itTt.iu ut .-tr,
j Birdsall, th weigher and tester of
rv, wher it wa detected bv Mr, K.lward II,
coin. Thit
counterfeit apjieurt te be made of tine, or other
bright metal, it east to resemble exactlv the ga
ntnecmn, aad br afterward "galvanised" with
pur silver. It it dattd 153, It about 10
grains lighter tbaa th genuine, and hi very rt
tl'. By the Utter characteristic, it may easily
bt delected, at it tt ill realilt break br a blow
from a hammer ; th specimen referred to wat
brt'kn by Mr. Birdsall between bit thumb and
anger. There are probably Imt few ' now in
circulation, and n-reiiertof meier will do well
to be on their guard agnint. them, Vi
f-wnm hint uf thshsM lists of aenuln "imho's
I bead may be elort4 from tli nnntxed pant
grnh, which we I nil iu the Uailv Ijgle, prutled
I . tl 1 r . " I
n airmjatv, lenue-seei
A "colore 1 pussun," we
"Old Kit" whii assia;
ing under a ntw I' rre-
- 1 story buudtef, lu trwssi
of erection, br.ck-bal
! fr" from ttoi hand of a bricklty er on th will
nbnta, and ia ibtsstid.ag came "in eunttot with
I the negru't heed. The tntuwt was great, and
A SioSraiu. The Inle tttwrnhmnrtMiglit
a Mevnd spring upon all the low country. Ibe
Doner and throb ate .11 bedding aad bloating
t'rrh, and Ui peta-h ami pear Items, ire in ai
Ssei Ml bbwm. This tt snppowd m artte from
Ihe thtking, ra. king tnj Mnppwg of tb tvge
to hie king 1st, by the lm tiocni. It b. bug
Uea known by gerdmert. etc , that try dose
pruning lute in eummer, wowbl cans shrtiU and
tee s tower its, and now npott the earn
' prioeii.U, the norm
by s.riprh.g and tearing
than bn fmlared
very gwMml Itttwong
v .rorly astrw, that the fnmt n.ll 4 .itu
, tb smaaod Vrop frail m npmt t iaa Hmmlari.
' J"be W. (.auia hst Uen resjneated In a
fc-.U ..I. I . Is Mtn kit taais hi k, Saul
! ennd.dam h Myo trf New kwrt. Vlr. lie.
well knona hat rrtian, ar t ia Iht
ledittdmal nhaaltsmed .i.a:ieaew,a rM
', t:tf JnH summer tn lelirsmg I'.roay'n.t ii it
f . 4. aM-m..ls ...n vt . lit i.at tK
ymt ibttdtd nm-tbet I c tl act. M the elijv
i . i ,
.osiis nawttt wsr-i. '
lathe no imopii
AKRITAJU OF TUS STEAMER CANAHAJ
arrxw bt ixrxa
A Tilling of l AretieStaMfrt Vrtf eat)
iSos) JtrtikioA'ivatite iu HrradM -J C
- VnittT.it Vrimrm xiflVto. . '
Nw Yoaa, Oct. o- 1 a twataar Canada r-
bringing date from livorpoul to th 23d of bep
teniiier. Tn atmrnr Arctic aaileil on th 20th, aad
tlie t'tnad brings Ido further intelligtoc e
epeeting b.e. - - - ' ' '
. Th Canmta brinjt 113 patsengera, including
eighteen Sitter of Mercy. ,
l'he steamer Asia arrived out on th 17th
1 The Canada paaaed the F.uropn on th 23d, in
th afternoon, olf Ormeshead. bound to Liverpool,
and on th HUth passed th Baltic.
Th renorted rupture between Persia and Tur
key t othctally contradicted. - -
l'he tteamer Petrel put bai to tfi Clyd
damaged, with five death on board. Th Sao
Jacinto wat at Southampton.
Tie Eatlern War. It has been officially aa
Bounced by th French and English government
that on the 14th ult. 58.0U0 men landed without
opposition at Kup.itoria, and immediately march
ed upon ISeliasuipol. The transport bad ra
ti; -n mi to Varna lor 14.UUU mure f renchmen.
l'he Russians fleet had again been run into
Sobostopol by a part of tb allied fleet which bad
arriretl on mat port. -A
statement had been received from Coos tan
tinople, but wa yet unconfirmed, tbat tb C'xar
at the last moment had assented to tornia. and
.Ujit a steamer was ilesiiuti'lied to postpone th
....... . . .
- - . , ty------. -,.-z.-r..-
iiiu I 7. iiul ui nit' 1 1 1 -1 Huvii-tis nau tun nicuu
"
There wa a rumor, howTt--thftt--B-ttk
would b made on Siebastopot thi winter. The
utailu. floe'Tii.d'Rgf.Ttt run into Selatopol
loo sooiiiM part of the allied Heel off that port,
1 hare wo a current report tliat the batteries
ol uuessan&tl again. ueej&iHjnimrueov
Anapa and Kerteb were closely blockaded.
At Inst acoouut the evacuation of Wallachia
and Moldavia wa complete. The Russian rear
guard had crusted the 1'iath
It has been divided that neither Sweaborgnor
Cronstadt shall be attacked this .-eason. The
r rench Baltic fleet returns to France
'CirtaMiia. Schamvl Inis entered tho Northern
part of Ovjorgia witb ll,tsM) men, and advanced
us the Kouns . The Russians were taken com
pletely by surprise and retreated after a very
teehleresittiu.ee into the mountain. Schainyl
carried off a great qonntity of booty, and inodo
tome prisoners of the hij;h rank. These move
ments have had the effect to compel the Russians
to relinquish the idea of the conquest of Turkish
-Asia. ,
Circnssia, lieorgla, and Crimen, ore tobo
placed under the Porte at Siiterim, .with the
right of being governed by their otrtrtaws. u
No rrtulis lo the Austro-Kuumn negotiations
are expected until tlie enpurre of Scbattopol
rino. Mcmwbiofft bauinl eigry ttn
to innkeSehatov Jiinpregnahlo. Theapproi
means
roach
es are guarded-by forts, aud portion of th roads
mined.
. tWMi)at tun nai.Been ossneu preparing tt 1
Tcx'w"4"rSSnHrfsTTtiir last: extieiiiTtT IfF
"tZ?ZZ
ula obtnin the victory rie say,
whole of Ihe ttore of nowder sti
with him and them into the air."
-
Other accounts say that the Russian works are
yv
to be
and fn
men...
extended to lie successfully maintained,
on tlie nature of the toil and entrench-
iust constructed on the 1-xnd aide cauuot
U( foruiiilablc.
It it rumored that the Engltsh hare captured
1th. Ru.u Kxpre ..earner off Sobastopol with
iiU.iurtaut .tespali'hes
It wa reported tint ".liota had ly.cn exchongaLl
and lives lost during the landing ot the expedi
tion, but it it den'wd.
The Russian preparations were made at an
other point, miscoucctving the daugore of the
allies.
A Kutsian ateacner btodnd aooinpany f Cot-
tackt at Ualatt on tb un, aud destroyed the
machines of the Ihtnubmu Steaiu L'oili;uy and
tei-urcil a upply ofcoul.
SiHitH. The adiics-s from Mailrid represent
fpiin as qu e: and progressing slowly under the
new government. The: bad been no furtlu r
outbreaks. Mr. Route's letter is viewed with
xi J
offer
hun Icl, wu) iiiit.w'cr urt to remnin.
i - . . . i- i j . i. -
n fimM imrn iKmnnny u riatfn wt lw Kiiia
tai-knl uim winter.
r, , . r -r. .. . ..t . - ; r .-.1 - V
, x.ooiafl'1. iiicweainer iiironcnoui
England
was ter iiu iratile
and an abundant harvest
gat
gathered. The cholera wat gradually tubtiJiug
No geucral news uf tuoweul.
Vance. Nothing of special importance. All
was quiet. Ahuudmi crop list been procur
ed .firsrWit rtnif Vutte. Anstri and Pmssis
ttilt liiaintni 1 the same attitude toward Ruttit
nil tlie Allie-I I'. wen.
lirland. The crop and harvest wr abun
dant
. HIEJiIAUKW3...
Lirrrvuol Snil. Zi. Th broker eirrnlar re
ports Cotton easier but not lowtr, with but little
speculative ilemana.
Breailstuffs The broker circular report
breadstuff generally firm, with an upward ten.
denev. Flour hal a'lvanced 24 Wheat 4d 1 and
Corn la CJ. Whent Whit. 9t 61I a 10 ; red nt
V.la Us. Flour Western Canal 2Ve 6d a Sit)
Baltimore and Pbilaiielphia Ht 6J 3lU6d; Ohk.
3. Rd a i it j t'ora 4s a 3. t.
PruvisHini (iardiner report Beef unchanged
Pork and Bacon unchanged with a moderate de
menti
: Consul closed al MJ for money, aad 95 1 fur
account.
Tobacco scarce and it good request.
Wool dull depressed.
Iron continued in active demand.
American stocks bad been dull, excepting
g i.erumtut securities,
(Irnkmm'i Tnnl .Va Arriral tt Ue Arrtie
TW Wnttkrr, ll'tllk. dr. Xaw t'oaa, Oct. 7.
Tb trial uf Urabam it tuU progr ing and eon-
t.nuee to esrtte grant interest. 1 he tut wit
netset are Mill under t&ainiati.n and the
general teaof uf the teelunony would aeem to
indict that the assault anon Cot. loving wa
premeditated. The prisoner look much jaded
au I exciie.1. ,
I n to ihn writing w bav a. tiding nf tli
tUames Arctic, now ki anxiously bnked eir. The
gtrernl Impvewi, and hqit it tbat th ha put
Li 'h, bat ing eneounieml a storm, and sustained
dam,; to hr hincry.
ll.Jhmtit OuUmrol.A M raeulout Care
t'lrwrutia Nsrra. Angut.nl Cook, a ro.npsmit.
in the ot". of one of the paper, nahftthed il
pbils.lslphia, ww r.eicd Uf a hang tune wl.tt
ar rot. lout tor. m bis arms and legs, hi cast
in tle end became so desperam, thai II appeared
rtul-l be muttbsrsakebitrmnlnvmeat A friend.
however, nwrstnvW-l him to use llolluwny't ihnt
ntent, aa 1 to take the P.Ht aoonti. g tat the pnn
ted direetion. which he did. Alts a short li,
h funnd himself rst.urably better, aad by
perm-tr ring woh thea rami lit, la m few week
be wtt eomp letely rwred, and ia now able to work
with renewed viir.
Tilt Poetponcd.
Ow asroast 4 Iht silrtames ef Vill-tW ffane la
Aamaata, lm, r.a tseaf the t'mttrnJ Act.
ea lars Assail, .. kae bete poatewamt I Ike
3 ok,,- Nst.iawr ., U. w. t.tH,
Otl, 10. 1". It. IVearawy.
lor SJo.
irt 1 H.ftf fraa th r.iwJ H r. irttb
i ittT.fitli) ti wiorv !(' .nj MMftrj
Are nt thi. fb.
, rU.ar 10, K.t.
X I . ..m na f uni.o V . r.,,l.n. t Ulm -
2.50
ttkfb, frtrt CI aad Mill ...
I I II I 4 rt.Ti
peicbi cra-tioT.
JlOaJulx MaJULTT.
SMrtdTTirtlT tor th Star tr A K. W i rtiinm
. 'w anltsal Orteert, 7orwsrding an4 0ta-
uauoa ttarcoaaitt aa. a gttatsik taar. -
KorfoUt. Oct. 7. Kloi'a.-Therw Is Wru?L
demand tor Fkmr of any detcriptioa, barajti
afraid to m-me into th market, lo.,kjn)t ur ,
nirtntr on line. quota ta-dov. Sumn-tuuiast f
Uatrtt tf, Fatuilv ii. , ,
s us-. .,..oe ui m eeiuence arrttiag: w hear
nf a sale of whit thi utornin at 71 V.
Yellow offering. . .,
H. ii Pi.w.---Salc of new S. . Ptat $14, ".
. foTToN. dull no tales ,
SvAvts-Act.ve It. O. $J7 (Vj 38. W, 0. tl&
is- Pipe fix). . - - ,; ' . ; ,
Babok. H" round ! fr flj. tVattara Side
8K'1!- ShonMer71 (r. 7J. ' . '
Lao Nol, 1L'. No. 2. lS.-'N'o. J. 11.
Liu. Tbba. $ltlW. C, $1.25.
tixotiaixii. liusinfe- in li rocerie very good,
and price of Siigar and Coflo looking up, j
tiu ano 1 to 5 tons 4'.) B ton of lilXK) tb
-.6 "10 -47
. 10"25 "47 - '
2A-so " 40 .
6W100 4i ' - i '
' Th above price fur Uuano CaeU only.
wiutnraTos kabut.
Itoported txjrsMiy (or th K. C. Bur, 17 Ja. H. '
Caadboara Co., Cextmtasiea Mtrchaatt.
. Wilmington, Oct TtariKtisig. Tb
transaction in tins article hnv been light dor- "
ing the week ended thi. aioniipg,: jiwing to the
ky tuikllirMirv-siriTe
The roarkethas ruled steady at last week's price,,
with tit exoejiti'Hi of one parcel, nearfy all virgin.
wbehbrwgrtfii-rygWltlt. - p
. SiMniTs Tt'iri!iM.--Tlii article ha ruled
teady at 48 cent tine last review, and th
transactions have been light.. Then U a full stock -on
market, and we learn that tcllert are gener
ally holding at SO cent ; buyers, however, ihow
no ditpotition to operate at over 48 cent gal
Ion, at which tale were made thia morning. 5 "
Rosjsj. In tbia article there ha been aior
activity during the week, and Common bo ad
vanced 5 f(r, lu cent on former quouitioa, with
sales of 4,tKH)-bbl.
Ta Ruled tteadr at our ouoLiltOtTof last
week up to Monday when it deidjDed 10 ctt-
The receipt for the week bars' been light, toot
ing np only 440 hh).SM of whitfh. went off et
f:t.atl and 1W Mt&iO XU.TTh demand i
limited at lowfistugurc. .-; '
PetmW? Market. Sent 8 Tonicra
LHio market wa quite active to-dar without
change in price.. Stocks for inspection in ware
house quite light. : ,
C.nTTos The talc to-day were S3 bale at
$Sj f..r prim. . - j -
t-oax.Wo note sale to-dav at. 80 cents,
"Wireir: Prime i white continue ouite .earea
nd wanted Isithd-rceeJ andmillmir. We ouons
white at If I 61 and red 51 55 ; couimon and fair
IOIS 91 to St .
lova, Sb.f Stmerfine wt Aand- T. rt
aTfiwmuTiTi-TarKTiTr'" ' - 1
uacon. tne Banrket u very bare of good Tir-
ifiina, whKh bruigt l(tj to 1 1 cte. ,hog round,
111 to 13 cents for Ham I Side U to Kl : ShouV
dure 8 to 8.
Ouano. The market I rerr active with eat..
tiderahle tale at 5-iO nor ton uf 2,UhU puttuuafwr
WHiinii, buu am vr IUll"ilB.
FayetteVille. Sent. 6. Trade ha been brisk
duruigtbe past ik. The market ho lawn
well supplied with Ha. on sale at 10 to 13 et
per lb: There ie tinorh iuppty of oldCure
some new s. ki at uu vtt per hnsliol. Jteceipt
of Cotton lar sale of new o .Hon at 7i to
81, Fhmr coutinne to decline, and stile bate
lieen made under quotation! market still ur.
tettleil.
Srtritt Turn.-htin To. proting -tale at 45 ct
per gallon. lUw do, Z,M and 82,75 per bbL '
Peter gury Female College.
rilHE nt sesrlan ef thit H-titotlia will m
X urn uSt Us. Vialty iuliht menth (tTtk ay f
&vu;iou,) adcliusun u tlltk ef sly, ISii. -
r s I tilt,
kit. fiK IkilK W. tMHTKK.
Pr.tMleat, aad l'rst Bells Lettrts, Klhics, At.
KOBERT KEUIl, A.s!-, J
Mtthutats.s and istaral Scitnem.
WIl.l.tAM T. DAT., A. sf,
Aaceat Langtsget and Literature. s
JOrKl'II dMAI.L. .
klodera Lut-gssgs. aad Patatiafi
1 t. TTtKn: im.Fr;
Muitt i4 Urtw ag.
. Mist F.MJlT7TAVU.r, '
- : VmtmeaMl Untacfaes-
His. AANfA t. ARMfsTEAD,
fruuarr DspwUasnL .
Tkrmt nf Tuition for Ike Scholaitie Year t "
Primary aspariaissit, Mi...,.3t
Arwdwit. (silttnetsl Knrii-k brsnchss.l. H.t.
CtHrgiau-hlgkst Engluk ttaachst eitk Ltm at
'itsst, .A..M.M.M.M
. XT
Tusnrusgss. tti-a...f
Masie aa fiuatut '.iur,.u...-......t
ltwilig I. paarit 'eer aaartar,) : ; , t
Ptialin ia Oil at VS'star, (rrr twsrtar.l.i li
Leriaras aad Kiptriioraii ut Kttaral Bsttwet; (par
Bacnd klatK lltilj tttnUt,.. .Z!iiiZutu
BOABDIXa." '
Ta.sc Insist tVrn. a d'sftere wttl nrfti la' d t Rinitl
ef William Lea. JWr. E., whs aarepias Ua Callage
ar-mlsM. m will alsai Prso.t.n. Csrstr aa bury. ..
rur runnsr psmeiiisrs sririrtei th. I'.'siutant, ear tt
I. I . KAKII, Peter K,r V. , ..
SaptrmUt . 1.41. 117-Mt
hV'iiii) llilVifiJi w i ct - i , s1
T MI tmre) (irl .(ertaMaH 4
irrtar Mf lrlM ) the. r.rw aef IW
TSnV lAjd.t, JsWxMnx, - WfM, r .tt,"
tve-. -et er. e 0ff lt- entsi ef dpesWsre. fWim4 mm
A Wewlartn-s IKes teed tt wltarm. Iitsf Wt,
- Vtt, i IIh. dhrwitsHM, u,ry tkatemr 9-t ft
U "tf rmtm, f llln, mtiem mH (- r-tm- Mem UL
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lefrtltrii Ort.a, ft hMmf !
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sXwttw M mm nssaU.
6 t.
ti rmetm lUts. f-aU. fter-.r.
ir.etM ttn Am. tW..W - .
r's. fl-sd.ew.tv Tt nsnma AMmm at I
en emd S , am. f AWttf. avmnf astnnl
ymmm amsmmty ffm m -. . aw tm mmK
mm tm m-m-nm mm4 4 J 4,mm Jwmm mmm) mm
m-rtf yW M wm tt Ai.
witiiriTA to it miLT rixrriiix
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WWmm a - anbt j msti i.em
I bn, mu mr sWitsj uf a
Kmt etmmtr i
trtrnl mi aam It. i nri't nsnme-n t mmrm"
Tff nr K immimwm in m U tm
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ewrwltwtrtr mf H mtm Mel
4ta edmeaw, ( tW mr itrf im ttve .! Httf.
VMM. wmmm-m M lMt'tw tstee-m .Vaa'nmf waltv k tin
I w4 141 imt. a l-inm. ri, Ttaetv C--
Tmmm,mti perneett-e m mm mm mm? A mm
H. mm aft tW imtm ftjsa t.
I". V- JA eam,. nsw m . ntt.tmt r( nef Wi W 4nay
I'Mi em U mmmeAt tmm rwi-, mm4 n4 rkermm
Jatxnl mtmA, Im f U aWtrla-. mmd OTlMMt
rf Tmm m mm4 fuu I MmH 4 .
" 'm at arceitanVnma
statli aa au.
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To Contractor.
CJ FALKfiinnfiKtL w'll a. ese.aed nntB
O tri'uf. Iht It's J.r af v'.'r nest, te Wt.'d
. fttaala tVlrre I. Isntistn.-g. ."I. C, ef ttte
towlhg jiaeui-si. la wit I Ik. frmst htuljiag to
W is-iif-sl, will, a p ! m Ut raar tts4
feat, amd lh. ki ta na tki. llsrls. taatl thn
tsnaml, rtt sita.ftta4jane, apt y talk a4aa
tigswd. . . 1. . HlI U
n"n nf tasiltie.
lstistfg, pt, n.4, i:. ni-
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