f
3!crfJ -araliiia ? Jar.
rceusnisa WFtKLT BT
"WILLIAU C. D OUB,
..: .v " Hunt n'Miin,
IIRM it""" -. , "
If said strictly is sdrnaee, two iiollrs per
tae.dotlars ami fifty eeuts, if paid witlna
Is Months aud three dollar at lUgi tad of tb
ADrKRTISEVBXTS not exceeding sixteen
A will he InnrW I on tint fur on dollar, and
twtaly-lv cent fat "Mb. subsequent Insertion.
Thorn of (Tutor length Will ho oliarged propor
tlonally. Court Order and JudicUWdveitisnitnt
will be ehwgw 2 j per eent. higher tlian Iho abov
rata. A, reasonable deduction will bo aiad to
those who iadvertis by tl year, t
Book una Job Prinlio done with neatnes a
despatch, and on accommodating terms.
fcj- Latter to the Editor wioet bo postpaid.
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GEXE11AL DIRECTORY. .
CITY (lOYEBXMENT,
Wm. Dallas Haywood, Intondant of Police.
. cuamMiaXBM.
Eattern Hard. -Kltlridgc Smith,
A. Adams. -
ATiVWe H aril. K L. Harding,
" Isoae Prottcr.
" K. Ciuitwall,
We f tern Ward. A. M. fwrnun,
. ' " II. D. turner.
, J. J. Christophers, City Clork,
-- V. t. tUI. V
Cilf Gnur(J.---Jam M. Crawley,
Jackson Overby. . "
City Conttabltt. Kdwsrd Harris.
" , Henry Pennington
." ' F.'M. (lull, W'eighroatter.
E. llama Clerk of the Mar
ket.
COUHTS.
Tha iitnrme Court of Nurth Carolina i ueld
in tliia city ncmi-oiiiumlly, on the second A nday
In Juno, and the 3"th day of Decomlior
JwJyei. Hon. rrederick iNanh, t hlL'l Jimico,
, R. M. 1'earann, Amociate otlgo,
W. H. Battle, " "
Edmund B. Frnoman, Clork; Ham. C. Jones,
Baporter! J. T. C. Wiatt, Marshall.
The Vuitod (Halm Circuit Court for th Dil
trictof Xortlt Carolina ia held semi-annually In
tli is city, on the lxt Munday in June and the last
Monday in November,
Hon. J. M; Wayne, of (5org1a; Hon,
Henry I'otter, of Favettoville; District Attorney,
BoUrt V. Dick; Clerk, .Wm. U. Haywood, Sr.,
Marshall, Wesley Jonc-t. m
The Xunrriur Court for this County! i ESIiPrm
the first Monday after, the fuortli Monduy in
March and Sc(iteuilwr.. . j ; ; ' "
John C, Moore. Clerk.
MaiE W . Banwmi, AiimeTnneraTnu Soli
Itor of the fourth Judicial District.
Tlie C'r nf J'iria and Quarter Satio ,
held on the tliird Mnndnr in- February, May,
Aujjy.it and Novoinlier. JelT. Ctlev, Clerk.
Ciuiirmaaofthe t'ouiily C.ttrt. U illium Boy
an. 'Co'y MUnlor Quenlin Busbee,
Sherifof Wke County William II. High.
Coroarr Willis 8cott.
, HrjutertU. Hutaon.
BANKS.
BdhI nf the SlitM qf' Xnrth Camlinn, ineorpo
Tilisd m:0. Charter expirea in Capital
ILSOtl.tXH). divided into 15.IXMI shares of which
tla Literary ttoanbulda S,027 and the I'niver-
eitv UfHi.
I'riueipnl Bank at Bilnigri.
Tleorire W, Mur lecai, President,
Charlea Dcwet. Cashier.
J. II. Brvan, Jr., Teller and Xntarr 1'iiblie,
W, "K. Andori,n, Discount Clerk umi Notary
J'nlilB".
Jordan Wnmble. Jr Clerk,
Tliia Bank h-. branc'ien at Newliern, Tarlsiro
Fnyotteulle, WiliniiigUm, Klitalieth City, Char
lime, .union, .Horatitnn ana 11 intisor.
uinuToss.
On the part of the Slate t D. W. Coorts, Pub
lic Treasurer, m-etkciu, L. U II. llrancb ana IV
11. Fo..l.
ln thr part of lle SttieVlwd ler . Win, Boylan,
Wut. I e.ice, J. II, Bryan, J. B. 0. Uoulhac, Al
fred Jttnm and B. r. M-e. -
(MTering and Itenewal day Tuesday,
Discount dav-Wedmiav. "
Diimeitie Dills and Bills of Exchange discount
ed every dav.
BuMiieae boura frnnt 10 till 2 o'clock.
Hntnijh lirnnck of lh Hnvlt nf tht Cap ar
niluntn II. Junes, lanlnor.
" B. F. Finch, Teller and Notary Tulilic,
Diti'T.is. tieh W, ll ivw.K.d, T. II. 8elby,
Peth J imea, fiwirge Little, lr. Th. H"i:,
kii L.I W. 11, lintchm'-s.
OlTcring day Mimday, Discount day Tucadny.
BAIL Bo.VPS.
Itnlriyh ntkd 0'iwfosi lliiilwad Company.
T.. O H. Branch, I'rwiileiit,
' W. W, Vvs, Troaeurnr, ' -i
Pool, Assintant Troofurer.
C. B. Allen, Depot Agent,
POST OFFICE.
William tlTiite, Sr., I'ust Master.
fic h um, oa week d iy, from Sun-rise to
r.H.
TRAVELER'S UUWEl
aiair l vo timavrn or rim at au.non)
NOHTHFUX M A 1 U ( Brv B 1 1 1 so 1 n.)
TliMogh Mail clows daily - at 6) a. m
Way Mil " - - at 9 p. m
Arrive daily ....... I... at 9 p. m
ThaCar leave the depot . ... at 81 a. m
SOITIIEUM MAlU-BrTwo.o ilira,)
CWe daily ............at 61 p. m
Arrive daily ,...... at 6 p. in
Tne lloeli btr -....... at 7) p. m
WKSTKHX MAIL llr Fi -o,t oii,)
Choe daily at 7 a. m.
Arrlvaw dil at 11 p. m.
The dark leave ........ .at 8 a. m.
UoLD.-flKiKfJ" MAIL (B Kito.)
Ckicn 4'l r, (eterpt Hunday.) ... at 1 a. m.
Arrhaa daily (eswptlHiitday,) at J p. aa.
The Car levvna dily ...... at p. an.
TAUBOHO- I,UL-BrTw9-nott llwi,)
CIim iti rWmlny, Tuea. anl Thor, at 9 p. la
Arrive Tmwdav, Thnra, and ft., at 7 p. ea.
IlarkamvMua Mm. Wed. and Fri., at 5 a. m
riTTSBOIMV MAIL-, Br Tnatt -. Ilara.
w Cbiaea Twlsf and fatordav, at 9 p. ea
Arriv.s 011 . ,11 1 lT ,d T 1 ir. lav. at J p. m
Hack traveaon Hub, and WeL alaHil 7 a. aa
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VOLUME XLVI.
Jlorllj-Carfiliiut tar.
EALEIGH, N.
SATURDAY MOKNIXQ, MAUCH24th, 1853.
Tiai The Itauknaith Hop of Mr. W, U.
Ilullomin, on Hnrgett St., near the Bapttyt (old)
Church, In thi City, took fire on Wednesday
last; but the lira was arrested, and a part of the
building saved. There would have been some
danger of the fire spreading if the building bad
not been saved ; r.nd once in the houses irest of
it, many of the teneniento on the square would
have been consumed. The tiro Fire Cimipaniss
were promptly on the ground, and aided materi
ally in arresting the fire. -Tim
District. The Democracy of this Co
gressionul District are holding meetings to ap
point etegeaal W DrXrrio Camfwntioti to notnV
nnte a candidate fur Congress. The Hillsbom'
Utworder publishes the fimcoeJInga of a meeting
inthatplaoe. The meeting recouiiuended CaJ
wnlladcr Jones, Jr., Esq., a their Brat choice and
voted down a resolution declaring the Hon. A.
W. Venable their second choice. According to
the vote on th'nt resolution, only 28 persons ware
present. Tho Recorder adds; ""s
It ia quite probable that the District Convention
will nave some airaouiry m ihrkhis awuiiiiiniimi.
Madam lluumr says that thero are two or more
-entlemen in VV ttko oonnty, who will nave strong
lriends in the Convention; and It 18 very proba
ble that Mr. Ven ihle will hare some there. It
i said, ton, that Warren county hasher favorite,
the llou, WelUon A. hdwanis. the content, will
doubtless lie warm in the Convention, as a nom
ination will be equivalent to an election. And
so it would be under ordinary circumstance;
but transe eretits have rroenlly taken placo in
political affairs.: UU1 Sew Hampihire, which
Inui rarel v ever wavered m tho Deiuooratio rank.
ha reoeotlv thrown the 1-ierce iiarty complotcly
overboard; and Virginia, itueonlidemly belioved,
si ill soon lo the wtne-tliini;. ive h"uM nut be
ujJ)XjBtLthejuinview of these o(icn-vwne t4
see the nomine ot a wemocratio onventnm
badly beaten in this Metropolitan District. And
if it should occur, as in tlie oleotion two veara
ago, weVarmtl be -btrgelT"v'leT'ed ttbe Surtb
Carolina Standard fur the result, ,
Sfiy The Standard roiterates the old exploded
asFertion that the Americnn Convention of Vir
ginia was composed of ninety-live Whiga and
three Democrats. Now, the Uichmond Enquirer
made, tho eiiine statement, Imf iU assertion was
disproved by a member of that Convention, who
declare that the question of Whiggcry ami Do
mocraey did nut enter iuto tlio dolilwrtionef
the Convention, but that antieipting roch a vile
lander aa the above, tlie former ndiikal cotineu
tiona of it membera were asccrtaijied ; and there
were found to bo forty-seven who ad been Deuio
erata Mid fifly-three who bad been. Whig". The
Standard must have seen the refutation of this
slander and Jet It giro it eurrJaey by eauloro
ing It.
jpaTTho .Standard etiecinlly eominends the
resolutions of the Dcmocrati'i meeting hel l in
Stokes oounty, and of or sp it praise to their
aiil'inr. Wl y does it' not do the aamo for the
resolutioiniif the Democratic meeting tiubljs he 1
in theaame number of the Standard? Did not
they e press the same devotion to Democracy as
the Stokea Ditmocrnta, or was it because the
Stokea meeting denounced the American move
ment in terms that suited tbetatenf the Standard?
Well, let then politician go on, the people will
have their time heii it comes to voting.
p-rT The Standard trie to show that tlie New
Hampshire election went against Pierce and his
minions, lan-aus of the fufionof Whigs and free
aoilrre with the American Party. Why did nut
the Standard state that the New llsuiiediire Pat
rol, a regular Forney and PUtree patier, denounced
Metcalf. the American candidate, a ft "slave
catcher V It wa no part of the purpose of the
Standard to let the truth be known aud bene it
made tlie statement it did.
Curesbox laosi W cs. We take pleasure in
complying with request to cat! attention to
theae works, aa advertisement of which will be
found in another column. The company, we
learn la entnpnscd entirely of X..rih Carolinians,
neat of ample mean and great publie pirit.
They have a eapital of JiKXi.tKM. Here le good
opportunity to fneowrag "Horn M inufaetun a.
The emapnny froonnef to de all work in Ihe.r
line a ekeatily and aa well aa it eaa be don
anv w'.iere. Tuca tlief ought to t eiuonragrd.
Wat The Waahington Fntnn, referring to
the reeent tring into the EI Purado by a SpanUb
man of war, aayt "the retili-Hi of awh oulr.
gr aniiiiSe aa that oor paeiSe relation with
Mpaia erairu4 be fcg maintaiuaJ, anil we think
Mnr fats tumrietw mawf e imprettrd tm mr-
mrmtlf ppm tk pmUk minA."
And lb Wa4iiagti orrraposiiUnl of the Stw
York Time aaykt rtbal lh friends of the d.
miniitratioa bee aaaert that the Preaidetit baa
entered lliatattremetneavuresba taken, if nacea-
ary, ta eaart Inetaat rpartiMt at Hanna, ft
the lata eat rage aa tlie Sltarasr Kl Dmdtt,
Kiaovvtor Juki Loai o, The Boatoa p
pars state that the eoMilt of tbe Lrgidatar
oa lb pHiiion (ot tlie removal of Judg Ling
are diiuM ia epiniaei. The Majority report 1
favor of rem.. ml, whii k ia sigt.l I J tier mem
bet. A misxirity rr ig4 by Iw am
taa-a, baa Wa Mbaiiited e'aiitat the rinaJ.
Tli irt be wiaaslnr tat lb enwmittee did m tig
tb aiin ity rcpiai, bl he ia agiinat lb re
awval.
Ta Kuira itt TsTV Tb Praai lant bat
iaae4 b pRwIsaaalioa an- anctng that Mtia.
factory iafa-M4'a kaa Wan rarwvad that lb
laiprM 1 Pallia aaawl ml Great Rriuia ! Ik
I'rusiitaial Parlwanla f Car a-la. Sew Bran
irk, Nuva rVrna aM I'riaa F.letrF lUaad
b passed laws ea l,a part t gir full efa.1,
W ll pe-viaioM of t I'.a. .Iprwrity treaty, de
tvfing a.1 il.a provUloeta nf l! a trm'f to la) ia
full ;Wi,a ai-ai tl part of l'a I n va.1 Stataa.
Iri'' a lln. Bnaoi, Waa.T,
j Jiivwaa, -, . Iiv ln 'art Ml 1'na Jvat of t
I rwwl U lea ef It. I. L.H.
l-t
It
RALEIGH, K02TH CAEOLIWA, 7EDN23DAY rJO?kn:Gr,
- S.u.k or t JliiTr.!.. We notice by the paper
that the new1 Hotel, recently erected by Mr.
Hctiry'D. Bird at Woljon, was sold on Saturday
last, at nnction. It w as bought by Mr. John M,
Moody, of Xorthaiuptnn fiirlo,l.'M). It had been
profioucly valued at Sl'i.diH).
The Democratic party of the Old Iomin
ion having been ascerteJned to le in a very bad
way, it lias been decided to call in aid fi-oin
aliroad, 80, Mr. Senator Doulaa will (to to the
assistance of Mr. Wise, an soon as lie shall return
from this State whero lie now is on a business
visit.
Tut KoKviH Stohatiov. ti,e Miunelcgisr
latare hive rnrnl red that tho French spoliation
veto of President Pierce was an arbitrary" aer,
and his rcawna "extraordinary and wholly in
sufficient." ': , '
Tlie K. l'ity Katire iScotiiiel aaya the moat
tirominent feotnro in the work of the National
Conventmn of Kwow Nothmf; t M inettnMHt. wiwr
the uetrniiiiiui.ni that the Miner oucntinn
should be ignored by thsjort forever, ik1 that
it siiould nlc lire itevll to Btireiiutlod etturta to
o;iil:e slavery agitation and preserve the linn n
ot the states.
Tin unio-;. X one enn recall the venoralinn
with which the Union was universally regardod
a few years ap). and tliink of the manner in which
it is now often spoken of, without feeling wnslbly
that the bonds of the national enufcileraey have
become weakened, and that it is poasibliv to sny
tue lonst ot it, that tliey may ore lung be entirety
sundered. All (tan recollect the time when it
seemed almost treason to admit the posaibitity of
a dissolution ot the t'num, and when it was
fondly believed that, although other Bopublics
had perished from the corrupt ambition of publie
men, our jwn (rmernment was beyond tlie reach
of overthrow from such causes, anil waa an firmly
imbedded in the popular intelligence and virtue
that it could safely resist nil traitorous intrigue
within and all Inutile pressure from without--This
pleasant ami consoling idea ha keen of late
much shaken. We begin to realue that tnimiin
natOTe-w ttiess me under our own as well a umier
firmer Bepublica, anil that there are among w,
aa oinomr tliem .Hellish anildeaiguiiij-. iiciua 1
gogue who would willinglyaacrifice the integrity
of tlie government to their own personal advance
ment. Mavery is but the instrument which those
men employ for their own selfish ends. It is not
shivery which tlnentens the L'nion and is hostile
to free inaiitutiona. It i the corruption of am
bitious aspirant, who auitatfi-lhe euliiect of sla
very a a means of personal and party aggran
disement. If slatery did not esiut, the same
men mi Id ti wl some other apple of discord and
make it quite aa eA'ootual a the present hobby,
to ride into power at the expense of the l uiuu
and of liberty, : ;
It was suoistted that as railroad were extend
ed and multiplied, binding all sections of the
I men tiK'etlier in their iron nanilavand afforuuog
to men of all section the menna of social npd
oommercintlntereonimtintcatiiini the trco;rh vrt'
tho Lnion would be increased and planed beyond
the reach of disaohition. Instead of tliis, tlie
jiiion i not half so atrenz as it waa before a
aingb) railroad wis built .in the Limed Mates.
If U people know each oilier beiler, tliey aeem
to lute each other los. Y.!t the only cement of
the Union ia tlie mutual love and good under
toMling of U people. W lica tlies a: a hnpair
ed. the pillar crumble on which our Militioal
ediHe reals, and the ediHeo itself eanllot long
ad.Jtirlimnml iJitjiiit- li.
AME1UCAXS, UK AD !
The Duke of Richmond, formerly the ceVbrn
Ted t'ol. lenox, was governor uf Canada ii Is'lj
'l'i. The li' lloratio tiates, a native of Mat
ai'hiiet(, waa at that time an eminent merchant
in Montreiil, and v as known and re.peeteil by
thottsaniN in Canada, and hi native euuntrv.
Mr. (late reports th following remarks a liav-
ing been made in his presence by the Duke uf
Hiehmond
" The Dnko, a short lime before his death, in
speiking l the government .nf the I'uitfcJ .ttt!a,
said i It was weak, inconsistent, and b-vl, and
could not loni exist.' ' It will tta deitruved ; it
ought not, and will not he permit le i to esiat, for
many and great are the evil, that have originated
from the eiisteuceoflhat government. Thecaost
uf tlie French revolution, and iUeqiiut war
and ouuiutotioiia in Europe, are to be attributed
to its example; and so hiugaa it exists, no fvince
will be af upon his throne ; and the sovereiiiin
of Euni are aware of it, and they have deter
mined upon its de-truclion, aud eotn to an an
deratanding upon tbia subiect, and have dwided
no the mean to accomplish it; end they will
eventuallr sueieel by subversion rather than
eonqueH.' ' Aa the low and aurplu population
of the dinerant nations of Europe will be e trrted
into that country t it U and w ill be a r einacle
fin the bad anil disaffected population of Europe,
when they are not wanted lor aoldiera, or ta sup
ply the aaviea, and the Kurtipeaa guveniiiieiita
will btror such-a eour.' 'This will create a
sarplu and majority of low twpulatton, who are
very eaaily excited and they will bring with
them their principle, and tn nine rase oat of
ten, ail tier to their ancient and Timer gotern
meats, lawa. tuaotiara, and religion, and will
transmit the to their rmwertiy, and in many
is propagate iitma u..n ui natives.
The me will tmeome aiiismia, and, h tit
fnoatilatui) and law, will be inveaied with right
-f siittmg. I n Minarant graile aTaiety will
lit b rail by the UiinQ of a few and bv
degrading many, and thus tteterogenetia pnp-
illato a) will Uien l f .rioe., aitenkiug different
laarwagaa, and of di Jarant rrligiiasa and rnti
menta, and to mket!.iia-1, lliiuk, and fori alike,
in fsdittral affair, will be like nnsmg oil and
watart bene tfiaeord, disaenaiii, anarehr, and
civil wsr will enaue, and sotn pnpolar individ
ual will assume the government and rwdore
dee, and lh ori'gii uf K.ariMSt, lb immt-
grants, and inany aaftli native will anatain him.
The t hurra of K. ha a oengn upon that
ewnlry, and it will. In time, be tb) rtllihrd
religion, and will aid In th deatruetioa of that
rpWie. 1 bar eonveraed With Many of tit
a e eigne and prineea f Eumi, and they have
ttaaaiwaji'y express a. I lhee iwonions rrlaiii to
th government if lb I'nitad Mat, and tbeil
torittiiiua tn wbvrt It."
Thaa-e rwaaarka were mad by th fluke of
KiehiaDatd, marly tty years ag for be died
lej t 1 i an I the rmrreatnea of hi shrwim
kaa, since that I iss, bran reiawkaUy vanfied.
Th low and surjdus population uf Kilnv
"km lin hnxight to tbia taantrr, a be far
dta., 1 1 W ksw aaia a rmviwa,-! fr the bad
and disaJeMcd pof-aUikai nf t.ar a. Tbaa
aaaa .e kauaaa aiu.ita f (bi country,
bar intat I with the ritfbt auff.ara
Th enaatto) um arUaa -.ahall tht Mat of
Ikiaga raMiaawf Khali th t atlej ftata ranain
rorrw a raw pi arks for lb IgiHtrant, vwinais, and
eisal""-! r"po's'i' d fcuropa f hkall karop
k perwiltad r Jmimrt to nav.fl furUi mm
mit Wa annaallv, Um kmn.lrrl ItriMaa
pe, enmiBsl., and Viileids of try grwl
OH H9. HI baenaa. rtar tb L.pa ,4 It IMra,
Aiaariraa iiiiow, Amria Uw-attakcn, and
Ali oftWelml.lera f Tin I lb titn
Whtth Hat A las -) pa.la ar .. aa ruira-d a
anawar, n e turmt. r.ar-M,, if tint aal.la.
et f tliia grat q,H.l'el la) fmi mt-i f.ar
as yasra b-a-r, rf :H (a f.. hilt la tiwr
H. aa tt hi.old anera-l. If p y
y'e. 'aa ' r t-arly will a alnmg
tlal It iil la) Imp-aailta l".Te ll.a raf.nat'.HI
ta tmr ftom!it-it,at laws, .,,. .rain.'r ra
qoo'l fcr lli r.V4ii..n and a.il I ring .,f oar
r, ' !" la.lalk.l s. .. 1 , ,t n,. .,l
. If d.ii;'ff i., II,. J i 11 J ; of Brar
ii I 1; " f r at. a.
f'nunthc Cjrirt. if Vte Ijttulm Mtirnitj .Vim. J
THE POPE AXD THE Kl.VO'OF SARDINIA.
I rcCTet to learn, bv private letter from Turin.
tliat aoiious doubts are entertained whether the
King can lie depended upon to support his iuini..
tr in earning thrmgh ll Convent suppression
bill. Unuatderable surprise e felt a few dava
siuee at the hesitatim bete of the anawaa of Count
Cnvou to nn iiiterp.ilirion asking whether, this
lull woni'i rte ma le a ctlnnct question I "tYuba
tilv".was the .replf, which ast. ninhed thehitnae;
inui on the question being repeated, the same an
swer was given. The key. to this; as I hnira from
an nn loniiteil sonrce. is that the priests hive
crmletl in woikinenti n the Kiuc'a mbiL Ilia
deepgrief at the lip,mBurJ'iiHrV quick accession,
of his luithar, hi wife ,ind liisUruther, ha greatly.
iiniiiiigcu uiui. .viiintuimteuienn lateiyspou to
htm oftho ntwcsviiythut the Convonts lull should
pn. i-trii mw, ,vo, no, eaiu ma .uajesiv, mat
In', has been toroetl noon me tiv mv luaiiistieM
and ho rushed out of Ilia eotiinet in train.'
This i the old story over ilgiiiu, of priestl;
interference ' with thorns who lire overaheliue!
with grief. We had Lot ixl for a tirmcrourfc
Xiuui UwKui!;i4l.i;.Uiuik.ii-trutJui iiww jut
carry iit iiis plain f( the suppression of the
convents in his kingdom. !t require no argu
ment ( the.Jvcw Vur Courier) to tttify
- AnierU-an renders that euelcaivtieal property, n
it i now held and managed in Piediiumt, U an
evil, and a proiiigious one. With a pupulation ol
four million uf inhabitants, the kiliKiUmi of Sur-
uuua no more eooveiita, more bluliops, and riKjre
clergy, than France, which nuiuliem tbirtydmfr
uiillaina. Iiliaovoraix hftoditil ruligious lioiussa
or families, with a fortune which may be estiina
led at liulo short uf nine miUi nia of dolliins iid
a domain ropreentiiig a oui. it,,! uf nearly eighty
millioiia. And thus between the convents and
thoehuruh, there ia the immense lortune of tiaK
ty-mi mtltiiHutul 'Jollara, 'ilie governnientdirfw
not aiiompi to cotiii.'eiite t:u or in but way up
propriaie it. IU bill euporeMe.1 all reliiious
oominiinities, except those whose Vocation ia to
preach, to instruct, and to attend the aick. and
devote "their revenue to the establishment uf
public schools, asylums f r children, houses of
public industry, mid to ameliorate the omdition
of the lower clergy, who, on account of tho ine
quality with whi jfi the ecclesiastloal rovemroi
are distributed, bow auffcr great poverty. The
authority to frame and curry out measure not
only like'thosic, but of a far strimzcr character.'
baa, at diacretfuh.Tieeri uiit7M3exn;ied by"
every empire, kingdom, and principality of coir
tiucutal Euniiie." .Iweriton Oraui.
THE. RESULT IX XEW HAMPSHIBE.
The New ILnnirnhire pipereaeeonnt in varimis
wnys for the total orerthrowof the Dotnoernlic
party in that State. Thc'Manchester Democratic
(liuctte tule comfort from the Idea that "the
V-mocratie ortranlxalian te still supported b an
army of 7,ffll0 trite men. while the 4m"v3te
tlwioiltoa down ta4JHi and the Mlit" rote la
hardly sufficent to make a respectable count.".
Tht latter piece nf information in fatal to the i
pamenbrof the Sootttrrrt Denvieratie prose.-.
Thy insUt that the victory in Ne Hampshire in
'aRojrcthef nn Abulition triumph; and if this
ground be taken from them by an orthodox New
iiiimpsuire I'emneratie print, the caue n old.
mliionen iiemocraey piny atttler, espei-mlly
Virginia. The Ctmnnrd Mntrsman. (IVhiit.)
the other hand, thinks tliat if th IkiHIs had teen
foolil upon the inane of the "Compmmi of
iiai niooe, tienerterslrmn the tiemoemtte ranki
would, h.i e lieen euuattd by thouaond. it auv
that "allhough iiino people will assisrn one oir-
eoiiislnneo aa the cvnse of thi thorough revolu
tion aud mine another, yet ilia an aggregation of
ofities which have dune the work." The neper
fimt named cnn'oles itself that "a cnnsiilerul.le
1 1 ti in 1 .cr of hnoiitlemocrata will one davbiwome
sntiffied that flier are operntingwith their old en
emies." H th emifraaaa,. tax the party itself
lurniahod ihemaansi.f its own dBiolili.., awl
liiids comfort in the alleged fact (bat Know-Noth-itigism
has aceompliihcit the. work "of ttnnihilo
tiug the Alsditlon party." We do not expect,
therefore, to see the argument renewed that the
late rout was an "Abolition triumph. "
1 S'ati'ivtt lulrWyeM'rr.
V3T Tb Chester 3, C. i&w tuni contains the
following!
. Mr. B. P. Itngsilile ha foomt on tli planta
tion of T. M. Boulwnte, in Chester District, a
nark iwembling a head tone, and hearing ibe
dale nf I01S ; and aa that wa aom time before
thi State nd North Carolina were aettled, I
he eoocitideil to let yon know of the circum
stances, and are, if in the number uf your read
era, there is one who can account f r it. That
the Bgurea were modi at that date, I have very
little doubt, aa I hern is something peculiar in
their formation which ia after the sty l of ancient
late, lh hrat grant made to Car.lina. was in
the mga of Charles lb lirst, la ICZiK to Sir Hob.
ail Heath, but it seems that he mail qo settle-
enta, sod afierwanl hi patent wo r!e UreJ
void. Th nest grant wa tn Edward, Earl of
i.liiren...n, ltl tlie reign ufl'harln II., In ll63.
' ww aom Urn ttr th dale n th Mono.
It may have ln dune br aome f the Vira-in.
ia setller who wer Mving through I In) enanlry.
Two year bafor lb dite on th atim. the Vir
ginia eoton wa nruav-aa.1 br lh Indiana, and
a lb Indiana collected front all parts of tb
country, it might lie poaaihh that some of the
M'K'i- male their ,n thai dirat tinn, and
put themselves 8 alec the peola, ti, .a f ib Ca
mwl, they liog rathrr friendly, Ihsu other
wine, to Um whiles; of, it mat h th grx uf
.aue Spaniard, who had aelCM in Florida, aa
th Carolina wer ronsi I a, time to he
a part of Virginia and F! arula. and th Florida
part waaelaiiiiel by lla Hpaniar.la, ft la also
supposed Uiat Cardina wa lb fir-t ltled plae
in America, bf lb Europenna, J Is ileaight to
hav been aelncie l by the eelel.rniH C.dlini. a
plaeeof reluo ft,r tlie Caltiniata' when tint
wer trutJ la the re'zn of Charlee IX. of
rrSHC. a.
farrritm th F.I I'mil-nt nf lU fmiM
S'af e o tt .'r-V'i,l nflkt t',tftth ftrmlUr,
The arrival ( Martin Van Buren, i I'leaidant
of lh t'nitad rtfaa, h is ori"ied e f e.k ,an-ifa-Utiosii
f the ruM'io.tia-y pol.ry toaar I- as l.intt
Uia iep .rr id th .-. , wa-ns lliflinril 1 b
rrlaliou w.th ll.e gisai P wer nf lU WH, t
Saturday tirfc.r to arritul of the ex I'rai'uUtit
ha-l becuine know at Hi Amiieo legal,,, a
n.i iia wa ra.-,avj inara iro li.e I rla, in.
viling tbe eeea,ar of I .e' r if .) '.n ti an ln
i -fiw at 6 o'clock m the f. llwu,g morning.
M sn wi- at .nice di'f.it. t.ad to vrroaia
I) t'l. so l lii ll.e hotel 4 Mr, Maetaa, but onlv
an aeci tnl lngih rvea!ad tb wbeenab-mt.
of Mr. i BuB at l'l'elark m Nu,ir, Mr.
I itl ing bnd him at tb Holel Warrat
burned to tb Tile.a In ii tb .. and 1
that of tlx tipaiMl,dily of dressing lbcx lra .
dtn up in a eaurt niMiaiit at attrb sbort n ale.
no r aja, u u wisna, in sua troaihng
draas v.J lint Emperor, who a I have takaa
ror paiM iba tl ia nrrhat watik to awtiiai,
ear laa f bulimia and g,ld laea, where aa
Aef k-s ia raveam,l tbaa earfvia "ato star
lof eolltt est'lWT lasai'nav Tli two at I'raas.
eats ' i t S ,j..!, Hi. ! ko si l'r.ilao
of U.fi.i'ti, j i, I a lung Inteniv! tut whl
ll.ay v.d a'-a.t ll.e I as'a qna,M. laanar'
r.sil 4 a ,. i ,j ui tl fw t we.i.iera wub
ttUmt tut li.a ( h Ka.itst ferritnry
m Aatartn I . Ilia I i, .I'd ha ratora of
Mr. , tb r.tt.,i,i, 4 Mr. Hua, tba at-
4 Kw N. tinojs, ib raaM,i af Mr.
H k "ff, aud il. Awu'a toll i( the ,M if
ha t',. i. wl any r ail ttas u.m jmr
drjMhei.t, a I k.ut rr,'( asy voijs
V tim ,,m las Z'f". l-t.
HAUCT 23, 185"
For tho Stir,
NO. X. . i
Ma. FaTut
.WklU 1. ... K. tkl. k.
;loea not follv anatauvthe alla.-ati... that ltome i
ism w now admins the rwr.ieti.Hi of thi- otmutry
to it away ; it hmt l.e ailinitted, that it eontain.
testimont of verv atnmg dvvracter, lh.,1 Jesuits I; WwfnT ffP- !..
areclwciv bound ta K.wie, end that tWv ntr-a!""'. " ",?" T'mT 'nry knlvnthm'
tain aentiments strongly adverse tn American
institutions, and iinvrelMn!y in favor of Himina
iam in its bronilost and irongst form. Thi
cmve tuontly Jirov, that th.y are not American
in leciuig or in i lei. i ny are oppoaeu 10 our
i.iititut'i.Ki., bv tlie tefy pivitiim iltey oeenpr,
and uinst exercka a' very powerful and detrimen
tal inthionre agnint our goTrniiiet by virtue
of that position. Their low is in Hume tn him
they aro bound by the nirouwMt tie ot n pupal r
oalh, and for his rrgiilitica the r obliged to
contend, itiiesa Jtixknp KHj)ttnrt reumrk
eoiiceming -the "Jt-wwmV Itutfimiium" id' th
JMt) H e!' That "ll'awmnif ImkurHi-nn" is
necessary tn etiuldo the Pofe to protect tha t
luimtau -free in A luerioa, aa wa tlone nv "i ire-
gory gvi," Hat to prooiwl with kit testimimy t
The eorrospoiidciiee of Honi'Mi JexuilR-al
t'mla, with tli. IhwIs 14' the lrnvJaim Stmujjf
in Austria, t pr clear ami Mmng, that auea
ii mv win ui itoiittint-ua nv fin lima innv iney
are actnally tiinking etlorts to gilin the ascendency
iir thus country, and control itadeeinie.
t run tne very nature of the source uf inior
mationnn tliia aubject, Mr. Editor, it eaniKit
cxpoi ted that, the tcntimony on ltd partioela .
p. wit eimtiiu je aa lull ana Hhuinloiil, as it I in
many others, f lie reAms tiir tliia are ; U It
is a comirtmititui of .NmmImo and nmparat ami.
I otism, aiming, under the ptid.aaion o purely
U tiyitM aavuHiiation, lo va,ugclite America,
fin neraaaanly irtfluence Hut rreafteat eeeree
and aaution in all the xirrepoiieMee of the
oncreiy jww ant r, xa. itie reatiiaonv muil
t icrelitru cenmst uf scraps, whoa principle enn
oi ly. be aacertoiued frum the wary and cautious
hints, that ire thrown out now and then. . 3d.
Another reason is, this is a onrreapnndenee sot
between men nil 1 of whom are eulof iiistic
but eonaiating of eclesiastic Agents, end po.
litical Piincr aa the Hicit Superintendents of
of the Sooity. Theretbre" 4t ll. All tlie report
respect nig tu tety uperationa, must neoea
sanly be.toan unnitmtod,oliseiirei'inii mysterious,
Theae remarks aro necessarily, to pn pure the
eiinde of tour re ulerv how "to ai.prettata the
atrcngth ol the testimntiv her aibluced, 1 ahull
l. .... : : '.i . ,
uere fine vne iiniiiimaiy, logoioer Willi (lie remai'M I
ol ur. n. ( . Hi tiirWrt, of w lork, jllegattiered
upend eonduuaeil this, t'rom tlte number which
appeared in the New York lH.ervr some year
ago, over th i;;naliir of 'Hmlua,'' and aome
other documents. Dr. lUmtrt remarks respect
rng tbO Rgmir einployed by foroigii puwer, to
rbvoliitroiiuo Auiericai -
"These are the men, and their principles, who
are now waking gitrnalie elbirt tn overrun our
happy republic. All that the lh Itvpaymula at
ri nnee cuu do to extend tin power, and these
outrageous prinoiple (ol'lhe temporal and spirit
ual power lit' the I'lioe with the donpoU of Eui j.e.
to unthntl our imitiitry,) among us, ia now twiug
done,. AH thai the I H ipmia In Bonm can
do towards it, i now atuuipted. All that II
Lenpuldinc liwtittiliorla of l ienna can do, by
money, and by dc-u t prieala, poo re 1 in uion n,
t now going forward over our hind. All
thvt can lie done by pouiinf in coloiiii-i of 0
man and Irish Catholics, tbuiouglily organited,
with I ho pni er quota ol prieaia, is now going on,
among our good nutured statesmen, and quiet
unsuspecting fellow citizens,
. "No gra.it Dtiint lia,e boon taken ta conceal the
fai-ta in ihij ni.it ter. We have every evidence but
the vwh oolifc.si.iii of tlie uoiixpii aiors. Some uf
toe prime mover bare uuuw sinking avowal.
HiBoop Kii-liinil,.in a eirculor tiublislied in 1:
laud, shows, Unit there is an organised system uf
means in operation, to throw ill Uton us iiiiuieli-o
bndiea of niuh emigranta. Ami in hi late
address, issued after hi return from Europe, be
stale titut "FrAnce and ticriniiiiy aid lh ltouiu,h
Cai hulie miasmiis in America." "The lAnitMim
Imtilulkm oirti tiiiiui to feel an Intercut in our
concerns," adds be i "Home has this year cunt rile
utcd to ouf extrviniinary expense. Even tli
ilolv rather aids m fn tu his private purse."
" I'he centre ami power uf this foreign conapl
racy ir,iint us are at Vienna. Were it merely
a ruligtutt concern, and simply the priqiagaiioo
uf their auperaiitiou creed, lb location of the
grand miners thereof, would hey tut at Vienna,
nor in any other city, but at Itolue, where ll.e
.Musioiutry Society haawlwaya lawn. It isof the
am tier or and ll.e urntoea whusuataia tint Lpinol'
dine iiistitutions, that Dr. England says i "Ttiey
feci an interest in our eoucertia.aii I h ive grunted
Urgrr eotitnliuiions linn usual." Now what
doe tli Austrian einiiervr cat fur awe ovuvrr-
sMiii, or lor lbs religion of emigrant 1 Wftot
does the Holy Alliance oare fur the Hotmail supe
Slitioaf An aahieal burning Willi seal, for the
propagation id raligion I He care nothing for
tbe pq and bis roligiiat, sin h. No man ever
ausjiated him ol cuing for any form id religion,
aa smb. 11 ha him. a a 6W,and to it is ottered
all ur iiioense.ii That g4 bj the gtniu uf ilea
ml ism, aud la will do any thing, and operate by
any ageuta. In aitingiitak light and liiainr. Al
tne head of Hie Holy Alliance be sits; anl he,
and hie regal aaueiai, would overturn heaven
and earth to secure ls reign darkness, and
that rfeijaMiaiii,' Li. Ii eru hi s tb people of Aus
tria, Pruaaia, Poland, and Ituaeia,
'karte g., when ea tlie throne of tune," (in
ll&j,) gat Irank ntlavaiuw to hi1 eurdisl oo-ue
eratiwu wdHAwtttia, "To educule lad convert
AiMirica,'' sanl but minuter, la hi peuli.lwd
rvpwt, p. HV, "iniklieaelMil uf tt purely aptrilital
dosign, is J yrttt Wimai imlrnmL" 1). W, C
llrnwole ui I'.qvry lb butt to Lllierty, pp.
'Cbn.aget., (f Berltn OdVaw Kaa
tueky,) -tb bead of Ihi INdlege, When writing
hi master ia Europe, relative to tb dilScub
tie hi th way of making the Indian papist.
tout tl. pope end lb Austrian, that t! eisia
difficulty "was ltnr.tr ronlinnsl tralb among law
wtiit". waM tX kimlrrmt a tenant Mat
ftp-Hit thalt laanaf."
"Mr. Baraks, aa.ai t of the Apilr'wa Jfu't,
in his bribers lo hit msaler. bewail tli .l i4
"a ft a c.rint." Skn.g of i cbo
raluar-l tu lisi their children haiiitaed. helaineni
Ibnt b Poitd B"l bar, rnaseW mt. Th whole '
eau. ib itl ha dn lares to be hm
Jiet ',,((," Ibid, p. Stai-7.
A biab infer lathe Aavttrtaa guvammanl,
Htklnftl, bad SHI I, In Ins Iad0esi (! Phi, av
tf, (le. gvii. Vol. II, p. -: -ri( Ik,
rli rsry ,) " all Ikrtt ill .car tes p,urifdrm,H (of
f'e g.raaw,as. (A. rreWa'waairy Amis' nf
fram nu t ikt rrf .'neujaj. j I'laand, llelgiom.
Midland, b n.Mia. I l4 kara Aarfk jaiera "
llu-He and Hra,kort.f' d,..v..i ai, p.
"i PrH, who had certainly one latenaCalh
oltfl, i,4 aa Abb, ma of lb 8rt writer ai.J
poll n i in. ia Eorop, ha thua wamtd aa ; "lu
lralak,,, llsod, and Ibe fW ,V,S (Ibwwe)
eMoytt .0 g l.y apaadil viaara, m U
alrie uf oMi, This reglaiples !(,
i f givas ber Ibe bimi at laag nnlr a erf
hi... 1 hs Verof tht f aa.. Hint t, bit that
f In-land, la tary danatj I tb V- pa. It I
try n . I Um it a .4 yiw esls.Mwasl 1
Intkft muni ti ,l, aa that ,T Irel a I aa to I
U.a llmUh li narnatftt,"t Itd, p, ; -'i, I
IV U-4 4tb AntU 1'5." mv lUt la I
Li latlaa aa kai Baaalaa ia Aa.tr, a. "Hall I I
boh p ea, ,.l ia llat rluat t4 Ibal'llaa... .
mad tuts .i il,..a a-an n.il ,, k.. k M
bad sa.da f r tl.rm. Tl Il-bans laianad tbaol
.lb .rs(., t priw.iwd ,'. tKitltr to r.bry
thm, 1 ba ll. u.b iiti-.aaiarf st-d . b,.. ., ,,,
i.t. ril.a. law,.'' Jl, I llrunuiaea t'ofoy
lb Fuawy to L'lanty, p. ;JH,
In oHl font lh laa..-! I;a las'ilvl.ai n,t
isal ..r thai pr(.a , a.
f d .J'f Jaauilfssa, p 3 'j.
I These comprehend a until! iHurt-Vi of tit ti-s-
timoniw on this point, and vltfvrl 1 show, thut
Iffersi or -lie uespotio powers c l.wl.4.e. o.gcttier
l.'IILin T U-VtllHI'W I
H - nr tavinga tH aSTCtlcy 1I .1su.ts. SI
... a.
mil
' "T 'i ' nnotner
."P',1'"1''- th wen.y mat r rwh! The
Itoiiae nwr fnl"Br and mothers, vnnr aiater
and brtither. ovary iv hero I The inai ia fvt
approaching I Jiit,a mmnent ia to lie loet 1 "
ratnnot hesitate on the question, whether yon aliall
lie free republican, i r erouch down asthe chained
'jnwd slave of foreign despotal Hasten totlio
aelieMinn of vnnr beloved counlrv! tiUD AND
Ol'H OOUNTKY-4 the watchword of ever
clirlsitun and patriot of overy political party In
themtidT ' Amcrtra exiava errrtf omc of o kifii
imr tivfti"
Vnii's, ka.
YODIU
I The following coniiniuiicsxion fvom diatint
miished eitixen of this State, shwis light uiwii a
Mibject heretofore eorcrtd with doubt.
, From the Wilmington ItcmU,
'fllK IKIXATIUXTOCEXEBAL (iUr.EXK
r THF. Dl't'ti TUWX CttpiKll.M15.K.
In i; (New Bev. Oh. 173. See. 6.) the ticn-
eral
Aasemhly enacted v 1 hat twemv-nre Ihui:.
aund acres of Ltnd ahnnld lie allotted for and
given t Ma or Ueneral Nathaniel tireene, bis
heir or aligns, within the bounds o the In tola
ia-aer;t fur tlie Use ot tb army, to be laid ott by
Jl. e...i....l., - 1 - i l .., a, . .
so sen c-H.o eomtoi.-HH.ners. i ,i iaii,tn i itniju,
Iwiaq Sheltiy, mid Anthony Hlrdfti. llannirea.)
a amnrk at' th httrh n t'ia Stall entertivimi
of the extraordiuarj earyice of Uiat brave and
aluiut officer," ,,,-t 5", - .,.'.';,..'
The CumttiisaioTH.ru, In pursuance nf tliia pro
vision, hud S5,HW acre ot" land aurvajeji on
I'uck river,' in Maury oounty, iiines0 I (be
Vujinity of the proatoit fiuuriiihiiig town uf CoUuK'
ta. It i liMpefly characterised by the Katimuil
Intelligencer, a amongjlbe most yalitlilo tract,
ii the wide domain then within our bunions.
Thure aro few tracts in the L' uion. of the same
extent, of equal fertility; mid a, milium ok jt.Jlura
is a nitnierate eetunatein its Ttiluent the present
day. Many year Mra, Skipwitb, now Mr,
Littlcflold. a widuwed irrand-daun liter of t lonoi al
iireene, entered upon the poeaession of thi mag-
inrent estate; tier youngest aim resides Wllliin
the IwinvUriev of tha graut, at the prosent time,
but the title of nearly all, if not the entire doi a
ttosti pd iuto othar hands. Ll'b HXOUU
guinea given by South Carolina, the S.tWt)
foinea bytiwrght, fwpettter, we believe, with
foe plantotion in theneighliorhood ot S.vniiosh,
eTiwmenv.eiwmiuriiieriiiiae4 at tbe tiiTtrtif
pi deatli, have very properly excited the ad no
tation of h s biographers. Tbe fuunilb-eiicie i f
North C irtilina has attracted eomparatirely little
attention. The editors of the National Intelli
gencer are- doubtless Indebted ta their early
trailing tor their knowledge of the incident eon
liu ted with this portion of our history) and it 1
line to them to state, that in the lour course ot
Uir editorial career, limy have omitted oo fair
opportunity ot iitatuteatitig tlielr respect and af
loctlnn for the State from which, they removed
inure than f irty year ago.
in iy, i.ew Iter, Co. STJ.) the Qeneral As.
sml ly p issed "An Ai t for the purple of ceding
to the Ciiitod State ot Amenca ceitnin Western
lands therein desciibed." The eastern bonndary
.9 .. ,. i- ... . '
line i'i iiiea iniiiia, how inp rtate ol tetinpascef
waa extended in 17M, nnder th direciioa of
.loaeph McDowell, Mtiemiiije Matthew, and
iHtvid Vance, to th Smokr mnuntains. la
1M!9, (Chan. J-.tfl,) provision wa made, tneon-
tiBtie tl boundary from tha terminus of tli line
oflT'JO, to- the Slat line nf lieorgi. It waa
inane ma autr ol tne eonitnisslonera. under the
latter act, to run the line from the extreme height
of the Smoky Mountain "ta the place where it is
celled I nicoy, or I nata Mountain; between the
tmtuin towns f t'nwee and IHd Chota, lArnee
iiworrte main rilij nfthn taid atoWaui In II
mtutkrrn btmmlaritt .(As Matt." 1'hey own led
with tlie enactment, and marked the' bmmdnrv
lino, on -Ike mum rilit ej the mid mmiHlaiiu,"
until they were within twenty mile of our smith
rn boiindiirv. At this point tliey ancepted a
poposltiiin front tb coiumis.ioiir.ia who repre
semeil the Stale of Tenne-wee, o make no future
effort to pursue th sinuosities of the mountain
ehiiin.but pi roa a dn nth line, to theUoorgia
State line. The reautrwaa, ax wilt be perrmved
by a reference to the map of the Statu, tn relin-iiiit-h
to Tennessee ibe terribiry which mtilute
!h present eoniity of polk, and inchido tbe
Duck Town Copper Mine, There Is a tradition
curtTnt, In th neigM.rboiHj, to 'hs causes
which prrnlgiTd the hwe to us, and the gala to
Tennessee, pf this interesting and iinjortuii re
gion: but aa w a bar no means of as rtainuig it
aeon racy, w lutre the ralstiun of it tu ttm wbe
live.
Tb Buck Town Conner Mines. r mora than
I'd! mib eliniKt directly est of th Ibjck rirr
land given by tliia State lo General tireene, a a
reward for his revolutionary sen ks, Tb mines
prulavbly derire tbeir am frtaa ea original pn
prieb, and not from th bnuufnl u l distant
stream whlrb for time part of a rw),, ujnrt
oneeted with th nam of Pieanb-nl 'iVIk, and
w atora ore of tb moat LeauUfal and fsrtii ir-
HOHawiajas.il iviinesse.
Y t the Star,
Mr, 1'wToa Within tb las! tea dey 1 bar
l eea traveling in A'smaww and I alh.im luon.
lie, and I a-ur yna 1 have bean lonaewl al sur
prUed al lb nuuiUr of frier. Is to tl evu-e the
Amrrkat iu-a, hav met with. I had not
peetl thai tb nob' fnu ,al fond 111 in b
fmdbold In th upper rounti j but beluwe as,
It k ea tt Sam 'a strongholds.
O-i rery band I bare bttj the sayatl nonnd
nf bit ftaat.lt pa but to a few u was as tb snund
af th wind, the eutilj W4 tall from whence
mrneor wk thar it weal. I led Hat nkrk nf hi
prrseoe a the highways sr,d l ywaya tn f,s'a,
in lei. I ead in b rtnea, la Una way be ia folnli.
ing lii mixiiav. Tb taavea 1 at work, and tb
punmaiioa leun.
I bsv her. but fw enrnilalnta ergel against
tb eu. 1 lie only aomplainta I hav yet heard
afT.ias tonieold hit' biairi.; wbiga nd la.
far. a who raw ta or aah Is in Amp t. 1 taw
neferrtni Istaelile-ftatrubing Ihe ntandvrd"
and graicly a-iiring bit old friandt lhal ihe
l. lii.w of tb "Sialunt wa egta' Vtn.
Th ynwiig man Innked una at tha atl ar and
Bn at tb an ran rd Israelii and apuk aa a
wor t, ba. went their wy that ttigbl and tpk
ft raa !
I hare baerd of nM ataa bnaatlag that "thee
era iaf ta rky ftra in Alamanr yet f"
tin imniiart win! tmmMnalm. ',. asaa 1
la
in fifth lh.ira-1 will b avikd right asd
ait Aerwai, .
1na! Ut tb sign. I tat (ung frma bill to
hill, Ams-ira, .h-,l U rated hr Aair riiwua Ibi'llgll
II lb eiasaanliliaig ateawgiif uaa ftrl tb atij uf
tne Bolilkrsi ato tb ataal bh.k.
SIM. STUtP,
F tb N'orlb ('rul'iD Sis'.
Cxttne, Man b Hib, l.
Ma. Fwwei I aaai, i ., U.t M,r
pier ta II atthiaft of Htl.l.-b r.'s
I" MaftUItt
V 4rnf
l i 1
: lo ,ijn
weal at Ml rounds a lb ko.l.al. 1
aiia that ikt ta ma Ida ia r pit
otf ay mvrtet to fkI. )!y ..- 1
and lai ko h it a,..' .l.n, ' ii,.ir
ia lb rafuUr nd il tf,.l sit lo a..j
II. fuidi-r raMia'k tii.,1 mt lo.i rl .4 ( M
Wot ssks . aois id Mal I a ill ai
tt tl ill n- k k.-s I' ta l - gt r d t 'I II .
tail aln llrf-y loi'y r. ,-.i a b t S 1.
1 tr oa'j. il a,. lain ,,.l t ,
U I ', lal a-S) ika tilttafiaiat 1
pje.W b otigt 1,'k 1.1, sd a-k it-'
It" t t.-t i,.a i i 1 1 . , 1 a V;,, ,. ,
n.f r.,i-o. I . ,1 I ,, t 1 1 . , t ....
i t .-k 1m I ui pf'. ,,,4 1 r i' . .. .....
t
1.
Aiimv l hi-1 in:, .t i.'i :i i
The S Ci.tier Northern L ht eriiV. d : ! .
II k ll 'eir-ti.r. and tea- i.l li -r J . n!
tin altar l.-n tliw io .rnii ; oi I r.i.,
of the '-'Till were Icoi... ,s ,i,,t I . .. I ,..
Sum. .Tu Nort.H '.iit.i ! 1 -i -i (., .,... i
and hilV piiM'tlj.i ni-il -' -v ,
Blimiicss war eit: i:'.,- p'h.ii-" . 1 . .: .
peo.-!' n ol live Ik- y i i . i v. . - , .
nt the supenhin i I the r. 1, -n; . ,. i I l i
Jt ltaooll rua.-hcil r,iu Fitiin i- 1 , i . . . t. i
riiused a great run on Inv, t i: . c; ,i. ii
home met tlie ra,n, and paid ' h V,;i a r.n
A iiieetiug of meri'lniiiis niid 1 w i i;, i
which lured the boose sound. ti,: n v r
contideiice, and aifatrw su .u'-d tt I ' vr ii'.'.
aspect; hut on to a however, i.;. Uimoi
k Co, n.ii-p. li le I, ai.il were PUloneJ oo I - - I
by Ailatna Co., Vel!i, Farg. ', & t'i, R..i,ui..i
A fX, and Wright' Miner' l-i p m,it.'u
The exciioineiit was iiitcw.p. Aitnma jl" ('
cJused all their biiHch'es, wiilu.ut paving a M,
lar, exccpt'iu Saa. Frivictwo; wii-ir, on ii,e ll'.'.
ibcysto,..! arini ol'!p'HI,(.. Weils, rargo. ..'
CVv closed in, San Fi-wieiseo, but. their country
branches paid a long a tl.'r coin ltei. m. -I
wore still p i ing out, as fast aa coin d y!d In
olvaiue) (tir dud and bars, The house' h id an
oncetttmit tliar would rcfmnc m Sen Fmiicii,
oo on th Sith.-' U l teai-ol tiiwt Adan, t o
ctuild not resume under sixtv ilnys, if at all.
Vt'i UiiuoO. & Co. will priiatdy re-oune in it
I'eir diivji, .icrvwitur hiiviii; c,i iiii;cl tune mi
$4tkttimii, 'I'lto aasete of tin liouo an hirve.
Tiieint .- faiiuHH eausrsl tlie netentioH ol iht
rteamer until th Suth. It ia ruuvied thai iIicm "
are also heavy failures Hiiiu.git tbe itiei iniiititK
in San Fratmiacii, but of the e the are no con
tinuation", Owing to the grout 'cart ity of water but litil .
gold ha 101! htkon fiiun tlni mil ei : but, I pny
ruin oorarjeocwl w rite ti, o itl.il nli.me 1
hen the stanmer lef ; i
Thot e ha bet p no election of 1'niteil h'atin
Senator, The joint convention ui)citriird e-is
4it oa (ha Hiih, The lt vote sttsni (i,i in it:
thiwtt voting in tha minority ware priuciimlly iho
ffiondaof Dr, Uwti), ; ; ,
the news from Kirn river H of an eteitin?
barat-ter t twiner are suid to bf.avrragiiig tnui
ten o twenty dullara per ibyy, Stoaiueri are g
uig down ecowilea with ptweenjera. ,
Oo, the niortiing of the IHtli, . tlra St. i;iittei
lintel and Hilliitiiu'a Hotel, at Km 1'ntucisiM,
were destroyed by fire. The loss in about fjity
tbusand tlotlars, -
In Nevailil, sixtcon hensos were burned on tho
lhth, and In Stockton, twentv-tlva rwuwia weto
destroye l by fireoti the 21t. .
Indian trvmbloa rwi the inerenaa: amiia tct
white men end about nt vpnty Indiaoa have becu
killed.--- ,--The
native Califorh'iiu.9 hare held srreml meet.
Inge, in Man, Frniieiiicji, preparabiry to tnking e;i
to emigrate to fwyor,
; )V Mariposa liohl Jliti'ng Cotopan-,'(a Lin-.
4on eoneorn,) has been sold by the nher If.
Washington' birthday waa celebrated br tlen
(Irenlen in San Fntnciseo, by a taraitf., and p
pnipriata uereui u.i tth .Mctrupoli a.i tlt.H
"tu'. r T-" " ' " " ,"' "
"tNfing to the monetary dimulties tnusnl by
th Idle stipt.n sinus, many ship recently arrived
are mil lUaclwrgiog tlieit lujrgiic,. . . .
I he UreiMn l,eiii iiiuro adtuui ued on tho lt
of February.
The Legtulattireef Wnshinetot, baamttdil UIvuii
pia tbe evipital pf that Territorr,
A teller imiu l ge, Uacm . t o., alates ttnit
Ihey would certainly Fi'flimo buiie on the lit
of Manh, in San 1 rancixwi.and in all their lir in-
eae. -
By the Korth'em Light, SundwUh Istai.di
date to the 3d Feb"ti.i.v bat a" been' iited ;
but they eoittiiin nn new of iiiiportiinee.
" Th ' lilted Hiat-t chip I'ort.iuooth hud arn.r
ed at Tiihibw A'l on b'rtid were well,- She bit
joe to nil dirent for tha I nitel St ite.
At)stra!inn (Sidney) dates have al.i bct re
ceived t' tho 211th of December. A r. t had
taken place atBalintt, which roqlteit in a c m,
Hiot butweeit the tni..p and tha biiuurs. '' lie
miner and twaty-twu trdopera bail been killed,
In Central Anierna, tlmmorru wm ti I tr -ttniphant,
btvtpg taken all tlm t..yiiij otcupie l
by tue revaiutiumsta, except lan.
At .tn Juan tli peupl wr a;i.o.'v !
ing fog CtiUmel hiimey' expedition. lis
Briti.b war steamer llevaatatioa was in thai har
Isir, Th steamer 1'ultnn utit Juunu-ii on Hid
th all well.
- Vox th Arte lnmi I 'irW,
'I'll V. I.-SI E.
There it a distinct issue he I ire tl ( Amerh an
pisiple. It U new, and iheret-re itiiiie to lnu-uiin-eptioii.
t commend itteil lo Ane tm i
sympathies, ud fence it ia drtrted mil niih-
t iled lo break it lore upon old arty ursn.Mn
tion, la ita generality if is, ,ti at "Apuv i ana
sjiall rule Aoieriee,''
'j'o ciitnplih thi, the American party l;,l r
to ur.fy th b.-llot b"v. and to puru pol.ii, . of
Its vna enrmpti. ns. With audi an irresintih:
tul ia the otid of emigration ptoiring iou.m 1I14
oounlfv, that the in y piieitiv mean ot 1
atmuis lo b the re11e.1l id the pici'ut iiatoriiii,.,'
th n las s. an 1 tlieati'mtitutinti ol another, di .i, n
eat to eerare from leiog oveiabelu ,ii m i
foreign ideas and foreiga j oaer.
But we alt-mid put be underioi.d at ippoin.T,
nor as ln'ing imioi. nl to nil iiM-n uf tore.n bum
simply on eeenuutot thisavicidctitnlcitcuins mo e,
W recoruise emong our best eiimcns, main ho
a fat easy the light in aiiulher he.uni -h. a. 'li -ey
have Itreught Hour intibinciica a..d akul tu I1.1
land ot frecbint, and, pun-unig the vo ,iut im ,1
Had, kcrping nliKd trout tb 1. h r!;. I I-.,.
.lil cv, li iilsnlihed ttiamaeliea by pro; vty
alid tuiii. ly, with the country ol tin lr a.i 1 1 o.
Neither do we or lb Aiueiican j ary, h , !
antagiHin-m against individuals n t 1 un ic
sonalile f-.aio Is, but at a 111 il'cr of pun. , t ,
secure lnr.y, maiuUm law aoU k.ep u i.i.it.i
lb usog.-s id our loo-tail ei we would ,i .1 y p 1
ban ts ol tb ignorant and oj er-ii i .a noiiuhi , 1
whi. h now awsrui in our tines, and In n
rbighwaj, fr.a beln, put foriii m atei.ly il;e a K
ol our p.lili' Hl wor-o.p, b ja e ily me ui r
pared lor ill a holy tin y.
In del el .ping toeienlimem of t'. u. f in! i
tudes, and tqajtliog u to t to 1 .
org; nil Hi 11, and deaigtia f 1 4i t., nop, ., 1 r.
ebiuacii r aor impugn tb su,io e t. , i ,,,; :
eign and a I i .tc I ceil ) it wuu h. ia . , ,, .
I Red iH as.
Iluadred at tbnaa abna tirib la . 1 -.
ymnl tti briny dvep, are a drcij. iivi . i,,
Uie preMil.t ey Ja .d 1 r. U 1 11 , ' o( , ..
tb uiiait eotliUktsHti Anu ro at,. I !, . , ., , . .
wub lit na'ite Issa rrognie tl 1
eiaettag barrier egiH 11. iio.-ti.in 1,..,. ,
1 Eoropeau intidviity m.l tr lri i
ka-eia sueiai.sdt and r.-.iity t , all :
tbaaatt bf r sparieiie the 1 nlMfnid a
lh paal: 'tb. JT with 0 deplore Ihe j re
tb tu'buiev,! 9, th L'tt'iLilMe, the ,,j.
ed tb cUiini.liness ot too- Utv a. 1
foreign sle.rri.
As th t'uutitu!i It pro-, r.hf , i
Aaatinaa frty prictiia.. at tt (
toleriUil. KaaOyiiKitig tbi l,r.,.r,.
tiaa 1)1 siipatM.r bi d lb land, a
aak no aiia lo aerere what il l.y in
l-d t tda.
li ftf b.alils hi lh St.-n'ria if ,
tt , '',"", '
,,r.i.ip. I 1.1 a d .. a ;
I la'e-d nt" mi p ..1 ! .
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I mltn tUH
j lu tt ii;,k . 1!
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