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lorfjj-Caralina tar. JLISBtD WXIXLt T - WILLIAM C. DOUB, loiroi ixertortirTo. , ' TERMS) " "" ,If paid strict'r in a-lrance, two dollars per en- bum; twa dollars sou titty eeuta. if paid witbi is uwaths; esd three (iaiUre at Hi end of the ' . . . , .ADVKSTISEXEST1 not exceeding sixteen ae wilt b iiusrwi out tijia fur an dollar, and twanty-ftre cents for ach subsequent Insertion. Those of greater iustu will bo charged proper tloaally. Court Order ami Judicial advei-liaeraent- lrill be ehtrgea 25 per cent, signer Ilia 1110 above j raves, a reasonaoie aettuctioa win wane hi those who advertise by the year. . 'Book and Jolt Printing dons with aeatoee aa doepatoli, aad a aooaumodatiog tf rina. M Letter! to the Editor ami be feat-paid. Sehtteii )0ftrg, GIVE ME OLD ML'SIO. Give me old music ; let ma bear Tb ongs of day gone by Nor stay thy Voice in kindly fear, If to thy notei a falling tear Should make a omie reply ; To song thai lulled me on the breast, " To sleep away the noon, Stng on dng on 1 I lure them best, There's witchery in the notes impressed With eavu iuoiilisr tune. Giro me old wine 1 it choicest i tore, - Drawn from the shady bin, ' Our vineyards Wall produce no more ,. Such rare stroogjuioo they give ot yore A spaisling he within j ' This wns my grndhire' chief delight, W in D the day ' chase waa o'er, Fill higui fill bight treasures delight, Khali sparkle on our board to uight, Though wethuuld drink no more. Ghee me old friend ! tho tried, the true, W bo launched their barks with me, And all my joy and sorrows knew, A chance's gale the pilgrim blew Aoroae the troubled sea. ; Their snemorie re the same a mine Our loves through In ahull lost ; Bring one, bring, all, your smile to shine Ufa our jjood old song and wine, ' lake auiiiMant fnua the part ! . AS ANGEL OF PATiENCE. Wr niaxsc rticT. Beside the toilsome way. Lowly and aid, by fruit an j dowers uablest, Which my worn teet tread sadly, day by day, Luuging in rain for rank An snjeel softly walks, . With pain, sweet face, end eves cast meek.lv down. The wbilefresn wither feartaendfloweriesstalks She weaves my fitting crown. 1 A sweet and patient grace, A look of firm endurance true and tried, Oliufering meekly borne, reata oit hor lace, bo iKitaj u glunuod.. And whew my fainting heart Desponds and murmurs at it adverse fate, Then quietly the angle's bright lint part, M ui oiuiin ofily, " W ait 1 "Patieweer she sweetly saltri-. "The father' twereie never come too lute : Oirdtueewitb patieut strength and trusting faith, And firia endurance wait 1" Angel ! Ihulj I wait Wearingttietlinrny crown thruugh al'.lifeVbonn, Wait nil thy hand suall in Hit etfoal gala, And change the thorn to flower. , MX GRASDMOTHKK'S STAXD. i ar a. a. wiloiam. It may h, in I, I am ehildith and rtiin. But t lv ihe uld relic uf antnuale liirm t Like the) surf h4lrn teasel that furrow the main, it hat struggled and weathered turuugb many s atuna 1 Full well i r. iaemher it, when bat a boy, ine w her It was placed by that matronly band i And I'm grown old, like a child with toy, I lu the old relic wy tirauilui ilher'e stand. Tie a " long time ago ' though briefly it aerma, Sine I beard her dear lee.ua t' itttue and truth; Oh, oh: that the past would return with Itsdreaasa, And let n lire nrer on day uf my yuuib 1 ThM I buld sit down in that uld-tasfaioned room, S i aiuiule. so aitle. su rnatieailv nlantii t Thea. I should bringroaesand drinktheirirlum. uiey niueneu in tnsl vaaa oa my Urmnd snotber' stand. 1 . ... NEW JEWELRY STORE. C II HUES II. THOMPSON SV WOUbU nsnrirallr inform ike ait seat t i Rln. ills mmuf mat um conutri sdunmiag aulit tha w uai ln.s ap w spuwHa (trie, U is weet ! mt t;ttef lit S(net, mm Wtwee Mr. a. U. Veii'auU Hmrmftat ll.lxl'1 J') gasel slum, Where k aw -'r-i aUtrgs 4St tmeeufkl SSMWtMleat t f sll sW BMSe-a .trie, smMim af tke snNBlewUl i4 iM jl'uI w wkxik u u sweauoa d as Is 'tiss ' . Iliks, alee, tW IM rtU-ss., a fm4 M'el fU aas sll rer sreteh, wsuS Kill as werraawdl r ! sklisered th smsm, 4Uv, ... JmiL IILK I!.'. i.,. Kl.I.KD GI NS, p rM a wtolr i-m um Imwi f Canliaa, At- S )S - I "' -iklS ISI Ia tmt, at UW Nte J.w.irj' Him, eat e thing, a: r fc l ta vmm ssmbwss asf ..n4 st pn$ ri . .ii. Uil snmm ta Mto Hsfaunag iisciii.e st .srt astws, 4 ssiHni tanato4. s TOUt-CH HOTEL. Ceraew efCMy Hail Hn sad FraakSsrt M4 A' A" W TO UK. Ofpatilt I W t'i'jr Uuli aaaf fsrlt Awslsis. HAS tstsa KK-IITTKU ass n iNUMkb. Tk Habeetttm met thai. M coaeeamsee, sle. gM, eoasfort SNS eraaessy, it saarnat a Hrsuf d ta Us wane. All tk rsssss srs waraitd gralts they am f t4 as s i ai.rbt lop wash ttaaes. Uiii n of"l auk I rotoa watsr, h silver. atatsesscks. 1st ta ;' s4 ss'w 'nelt, M mrj sr. ar lightsd darisg in aigkl. Ibie H tl le awadacwd as Ik Earofwaa i'lsa ef Lwlgmg kwau. as Beele a Ussy ; he erusrsd le Hefeetory, aV. t HKMIl. H. t. ! at a!le llsekSMSi had ttaawrs wh stsy sa i ihsl w ar full, a asat is s trass fmwmmrp tniiml. ramUy Oroccrica. II fail b waLlstt heef tl ea U4 ir iBfise fee ausuiee, I wg f U-f. Crssl.es; Fel.4, TUr ted sad row s4e, laspMot ee B!4i Ths, 1 l , ! ! tauvs taaAlee. S..eet s u.le.a Strea- ler. S .I. .., 1. Rtesih, T.IUe Iakl4 aeei e i.ue,., ee Mtee wmf a.e.h. Ased IXk, !. THE NEW HOTEL, Slit . m. t .. tstt. . T aw saea he the ru 4 V Set Is am aaatf iei. I. -. Tele Vs. r, sMtnrteeviH i a wm Jioi.a. es th-y eaeiiti4 ,'. efsalli sasnaage. I. jabs 1 1 I a, .'' I WCsf.i elrs A arii'si at . Uf ti,li,t, .- VOLUME XL VI. Jori-Cnn)lma iar Saturdar Nwrnlaur, June 16. ISM. DEMOCRATIC INCONSISTENCY. 1 1 ia dUgusting to notice (lie glaring inconsis tency of the democratic 'party in their opposition to the secrecy of the American morenieni and tactics, and especially of their abhorrence to test oath and obligations. And y et in their Conven tions they require of their own men men who hare always been of the true, undoubted stripe of the uoterrifkd "they require Hem to sign an obligation pledging theirundevialingdi'Yotion to their long cheritdied principles, and ao of their abhorrence of the political viewn-'sod prin ciple of au opposite party 1 This distrust can only be accounted for in one of two wtys, iai 1st, that therewereomamongthem whomtlipy were afraid to trust j or else, Idly, that o strong a teodency to Americauirm bad crept into the ver l.ead-qurtei of their eamp,4s to render it necessary topntforths nianifestojnf fealty, under all the solemnity of asfbath. One of the meet plausible objection urged by the Democratic party against the Know Nothing, is the oath by which the latter have bound ihem- telves to conform to the rules and regulation i f the order. This oath has been tigmatiied as treasonable and criminal, and epithets bnve been lariehed upon it which ere any thirig but flowery or odoriferous But, although it hit" lung been Hie practice of a certain din's of politicians to ' Compound for sins they are inclined to, By shunning those they have no luind t ," Yet that perfection of (ercneself-aeBiirance.which teaches that -a but is culpable in other is sm plury in ourselves, was never succcstfully reach ed until the mettii.g of the several democratic Conventions to nominate candidates for Congress. The old sect of the FuniilUts, if we remember rightly, taught their follower the equivocal max ini, that " to the pure all things are puie ;" bill it leuiained for these delegates to preach up a speciM denunciation of Km.w Nuthing:Mu, on aoiuunt of its oath, and then complacently pro ceed to fom.ally attavh their names to a declara tion even more imposing and solemn. Fiel gen tlemen, fie! If, like the elder Cato, yuu do sonustimes disdain to sacrifice to the Graces, at least imitate hi illustrious example in one other respect, and pny a due rejtard to the proprieties. ftjjr We wo d call the attention of our ploul, nti-Knnw-NoUiing locofoco friends to the pro- prieiy ol taking in to conciiierauun me cae oi that yowng man, who, receutly raised lii right and, and called Gml,to witno,u-Ji-h.nuw-Notli- inp, that he would not vole for, countenance or respect any d-d Know Notlitng.or any body that sympathised with them. They ought to set up with tbil renegade from the true locoloco fault. Hehas fallen into forbidden patliabyoath-biitding pledges, and proscribing a pnHun of his feliow- citisens frun Uie oftiifs of the country. We commend bim to the l'mphets and Atli of the jacobin Club, that ring long soundiug bolts to gather the faithful together in the temple of Justice. They do not rally very promptly, we learn, at the ca'l ; the reason fr which, we have heard it suggested, is because wicked Judges and Magistrate are lu the habit of making folk lay their hand no the Bible and take dreadful oaths. They ought tu bare more respect fur the sensibil ities of pious loeofucuiem. A sot ma Don of AortNTiasu. The Louis ville Courier spc-nks of the organisation of anoth er band of adventurers. Their particular Held uf operation is not known, but, according to the Courier, their design I said to be te take posses sion of some on of lbs Mexican States, to confis cate the land and personal estate, and so to reimburse themsuWtt for their " tare less in tha cause of freedom." 5 be expedition i audit the ansa stand of a distinguished Southern gentleman who has heretofore bald several positions of trust. The expeditionists are said tobavetheaympithy, and eipevt the support of a strong party In Mex ico, The expedition has as far been organised with the most sbsnlute sscracy, as mne of their movements bar hceti fore transpired. Itow it Woat It ia a gratifying eireu stance, which prov e the gsneroa tone of senti ment ia Ibis eotnmuuif-, that the slander and perverutiont of the dininieusli and it organ, art working a rapid change in fat or of the Asser. a party. Ket oolyis peiblis saHtianat eatrsged by the seattdaluae tnae of the admlnlstralloa ssm, bat the sympathy of tbe people is deejily rouscl by the Bauer jm cases daily occurring of cruel opnreeaioa aad tyranny, perpetrated apna tbenficcrs and employee of the guverameat, by the highest aster ben af tbe sdministration. By the time the slacttoa snail eusne on ia this district a tide wilt be la food, which will astoa ieh the people. We pity tbe iadividusl salferers, but w usil rrjoise at the bearieeat Uloeaces the gtrtemsjient tyraaay is exareieing est tbe as- liubal intrrweU. asjTsbe taclios uf the anU-Aaesriraa fstiiy earns te be to bally, cane, jewousce aad iatiia date their opp(asa,u by astral tbraau sal blaoagaard aabuaeiaticsi. cVsee) auasta le la aerfist exeudaaee wnk the sr'...kutsi prarliri ties of tlisir papal allsse, wbe eel! lass tteiit ali thru dvvibes) Ingcaaity te iatixsidste a fruai Iteedt af Ibouht aad oaeaisas. bacb duct xeay do to tba serft aad slave af I'optsa ty.saay, bat st will aat take with the frse-bara s.aaes' Asasriea. The Uaukgaards assy real si d rave with lespanhy, M stilts) aart stoop rB(it asst a bat a gaallesBaa WiU sibibil bi mum ft and diesvptsrejiattess by tu eiiaatita twaal rigMsaearad as kias at U baiM boa. Tiaoisis tiaiviiMi The ssseUlrMaras IVai tbe Llessatk Cvagrs Ineuxt, a esUiei4 sa ftt W. "rtess (rrgsa, give Carlils, Rawer. Xutatag isi. .tdate, iWl srfajorfty e'er Lewie, star A ftsd M. eValas. af kuFaiagnaai faay, be aaMs4 huasslf as the AsU Asri aa u t"Ui I f Csagrass, la lh C.h I'm'i set. la tf f ia. t II B, C. f rjer. RALEIGH, 3.0BTH CAROLIWA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE rniLAPFXPHIA CONVENTION. We insert the subjoined correspondence from the America Organ, whose editor is a delegate, as the most reliable report of the doings of the Convention. It will be here seen, that although the North, to some extent, appears dissatisfied with the platform proposed, yet we have BO doubt but that they will abide by the decision of tbe Convcntiaa. The enemies of the American party appear remarkably uncomfiirtable at the prospect of the Convention presenting a platform that will ena ble the party in the whole Union to stand uiffli it They indulge a hope that it will be so tinc tured with abolitionism that the South will not ac cept it, or that it will be so pro-slavery in it ten denoies that the North will. withdraw their support from it, and by that means tbe "unterified" with thuir aterreotyped resolutions which are never thought of after the fight, will overwhelmingly defeat the part. But they will be disappointed they are "hugging the delusive fsnthom of lu'ps" and may rest satisfied that the Convert' tion will adjourn heriaouiously, and in all coming time, present sucn an undivided tmni; tnat ror eiin Cuthiiliritm, with all other isms combined cannot prevail against it: rmi.Atin i-Hii, June 12, A. M. The committee on the platform agreed yester day upon a serves ot propns:tions a., a general platform, and reported the same to the National Council at S P. M., yesterday, and they were dis cussed until. 11 o'clock, P. M., last night, and will be further considered to-day. The four ros . lotions adopted by the committee on iSaturday were condensed into a 'ingle resnlutio i on yes terday, retaining the substantial portion of said four resolutions, and many others were added to complete the structure. ' The report of the com mittee ia entirely satisfactory to the South and Southw est, and also to New York, and it is iu the main supported bv New Jersey. Pennsylvania is divided on the platform as presented. The whole North are dissatisfied with the platform so also is the Norm west. Thus matters stand nt present. There is, however, a general deposition to abide the decision of the National Council, even though the several blanks in the platform are objectionable to poruous of the n. embers. No reasonable Southern man can object to the platform, yon-interrvntiim with the question ot slavery is its characteristic. The North uud Northwest urge a restoration of the Missouri Cum promise. This is impracticable. I am willing and have proposed (tor one) to dwance the measures uf Douglas and Pierce in destroying that Compro mise1, at the liaiard of the peace of the country and lluiou of the Stales, but (Au is not sutislac- ory to the .Will, and would be unwill.ngly of fered by the South generally, on the ground to. a it is thought to admit the unconstitutionality of the Missouri Compromise. I would ni'ilher admit 'nor deny thi position, because it is unnecessary, the wliote point being, that at the time of its repeal, it wa" inexpedient and uncalled lor, and the North should have the benefit ufaie iu: .nid ation oi the repeal, though a retora-u of the Missouri line cannot be : lantcd. Vim thus haie the point? of difference lietwi-en the North and the South. Tbe North di es not demand a repeal of the fugitive slave luw, nortbe abolition of slavery in tlie IHi-trict. These points are only maintained by half a doien "disturber of tbe (H-n-e," like Wilson of .Ma-e;ichiisetl. Mr. Fustor. of Ma,.huMt!s, declared distinctly tha the "libcity bill" of the Mawacbusetta legisla ture aa paed to test the questioii wheiher the principles of " u ial by jury " and tbe "ba beas corpus" were t:ot vi', luted by the fugitive slav i 'act, and lie said fhiil when the Supreme Court should aflrm the Constitutionality of the fugitive lave law, Massachusetts would acquiesce In its being executed. Messrs roster endt.ardim'r, of Massachusetts, are far more mtmnl as well as nslionai, titan Senator Wilson : and it is believed by mam, that then gentlemen wiil form a necieu in Mas sachusetts, s round a Inch the conservative iortion of her leopls would Anally rally, and that, e long, our party in Massachusetts, will become nationalised. There is certainly room for much mprnvsment ia tiiis respect. You mti't have read, w ith many grains of doubt aa to their truth, the eon'inual and systematic representations in ihe onrrespiideni-e of the Herald, as to the prominency of George Law for the Presolenrv. I have made diligent inquire Into tha viewe of tliadelegate frora all quarters ot the country, to aannain whether any p.. nu n of the Council prefer George Law for Uie PrSfiilency, and I have not yet convened with the nYi man- who farnr hi prstensions, One member told me he knew there eras one George Law xaaa ia the Council, but he sou Id not tell me hi name, nor could he point bin eat to me, Mr, Itsiker wa voted against as President of the Council by ssany Soutliera member, mi tbe ground that he wa supposed to favor Mr. Law, bat barker' friends deny lb truth of ihs imputatKin. As I here before said t it Is aserelv cheat of the Nest York Herald pipe-layers and denendea I to create a auldic npinioa. 1 seriously question, whether a (ingle decent, respectable aad intelligent man can be fouea in the natM, wan, wuuM ailvoraw lb claims nl yit Law, antes prevsuslv purchased for a enf toe aa. It is laud that Mr. La baa already r chased a press ia New Or b-ne, on la Pilislasrg, and we In Allianvi that be has secured Ine ser vices of scleral puffers and nine-Is vera, and that if a million of dollars will au ffic tu manufacture a al be onmioa hi Li thalf. it will be eceass- plishsd. The erkde at-braae will be bluwa into etnas, ahea hs psople take tbeaueiuanf selecting eaadidat lata their own band, 11 at oMuf the Herald bubbles. sWOar tbaaks are da to Mr, C. V. Yslfrrwlry fur a steel engraving of Re, t. K. Hubbard, Prntassnr of the Latin Language and Literature, ia the I'altsrslty af thi Slant. Tba aa grating as prepared frosa a daguerrenlyBt by soma of kh frieads. and le aa excellent bkeasae. A fee) npies eaa be bad at Mr. poraeroj'e bWksrura. Quit! Do lbs Editors of Uie SuoJ;T w eWssa the sea'lsssnl era baar atui' ileal la Mr, Brsnrb, (aedid am bear bint asy h ibal be ""Id treat a fureigt astbolia wh eomss aad est ties in iba oatk, nnaar tbaa be weald yaaksa, oa wU tasae froat tbe free Htaas e tf.hraUT Da tbe; tralta ia tl.l drgvedieg Latidwaeaewf Wt psaea ( r a reply. flow beautiful iues Jasaea Madisoa beqestk lhMhiag advieala bis e cry I A avers f M Caraeir. As ft Is. If h avsr see tt,e t gbt, will mt da t.ll I as aa ssora, a Bt detedee iasaing from ihs tomb, wbses rath aluae aa be rti lad, sex) lb ber ptaees of xaaa abase ewaeel'sd. ll a ill bestitiiUiJ ibi I wInsisss weight assy be dsns Inm tbe eipenease fi"s a saaa waa baa served bet exeatr? ia etattsats Ibrmgb aertod s? a-rvy year who et ta be ye', sad ad beted tbreaigk bet bis to tbe eaaea ol t n ard aa bM to-t-e a part la sar st tf the gtans Itsn. aee ah.ebeillskasse-e-i.reSMeji1 1 d.t i . e adiisa aewrsM ess b'sri. aad ta y exattartH, ia, Di t l a na f tin Mi a be e!,ri'btd end ferpes jte4. Let tbe apea s sssy is be regard as a Panitwre .tb bar kl sasit 1. aad Ihe eoge'esel seas, a tbe rpo Sfsepief. wnb it atfcdiy Wilts ictopsrs'liss. PEOGEAME rOE IHS FOTJSTH OF JTTIT. L. W. PKCK, Chief Marshals. assisraxT aassasL. George T . Cm.ke, j . John E. Young, Fabius J. Ilutch'tns, John C. Patridge. - A Salute at Day Break, At Sunrise DirineService at tbei'resbyterian Church. ; At 10 o'dock, A. M a Pmctssion will be firmed at the Court llmise, and march to the Capitol Square, in the following ordor : Marshal. Oak City Guard. Independent Uuanls. Sons of Temperance. Citiiens and Stmngsrs. OfEccrs and Soldiers of the Revolutionary and Mex ican Wars. Intendsnt and Commissioners ot the City. Committee of Arrangements. Judges of the Supreme and Suneiinr Courts. Governor and State Officers, Orator, Header and Chaplain. At night, an Illumination and Fire-works, at the Capitol Square i after which a Balloon will be sent off. The citiiens are respectfully requested to juiu in the procession. . , COM M E NC K M K X T OF THE WARUENTON FEMALE COLLEGE. The Commencement esercises bmk place on Wednesday and Thursday last, and ntuaeted a large sod rcjiectablo number ot visitors foni different phrtoftlie suiroundingci-unlnr. Wc were not present at the Colhyre on Wednesday. On the night of that day, the Rev. Mr. Diner i.l, of Norfolk, Va., delivered at the Methodist Chinch the annual Sermon on the occasion, and we have rarely, if ever, listened to a more appropriate or able pulpit effort. He preached from the text : " For the fashion of this world passeih away." Both his matter and manner were strikingly impressive, and his discourse was universally admired. On Thursday we witnessed the exam ination of several of the advanced classes of young ladies, which was conduted willi unui-ual strie'nese. and which reflected great credit upon the Faculty of the Institution, as well as upon the pupils. At the coitcluxioii of these exercises, the Hev. Mr. t AUinti i., the President of the College, read aloud the report of each young lady in the Institution, showing her standing for deportuent mid tcbolarship during the past action, w hich was highly creditable to all, and c!'i-i,d with sumo remarks on Ihe future prospect of the College, The annual address was thon delivered by the liev. Mr. Klio, of Kaleigb, and ails eminently practical in it character, a well as eloquent and impressive in manner. The ad dress won for its author au elevated rank as an orator in our community. We presume that it will soon . be published, and therefore forbear further comment. This s the first Commencement of the War ronton Female College, aud sre are grutifiel to witness svtuuiialakiiblo evidence of its growing prosperity and iheiwising usefulness. We re commend it most uuidially to the patronage of an enlightened public. II dncnion AVer. ABDtXTINU AN AMI. KU AN CHILI). A letter writer at Home gives the following instance of religious chou-Mealing. The New York Observer's correspondent Mate the fact as follows i A day or two since, a ls.'i, the.. eii of an American artist, the well-known illustrator of Harper's Illustrated liihie. was missing. The lomesiic, a moat ileviait catholic, protected her nti.K'.'r.co ol his whereubouts. The bid little brother was calk l.sr'l, in his innocence, remark ed tli-it be guessed he w - .,t Um citicnu 1'liis was the brt intimation toe trentbiuliliat their children h...i ever visited a content. "Thev-wit rt Sr Ibti. Mr; Cite, wbe took Hie la y with 1 mi, and went in, in his ordinary dress, to the enliven!. The manner in which the mates gathered around and welcomed the bor. ciuoiucci Mr. Cuss thM the boy bad often li iiiere, mm led mm to iai,eve thai tin trot her wi uld be found there. He inquired for bim, but the Superior stoutly affirmed that he was not in be couvest, Mr. is reuiiostcd lu U thown tlirough the stabllshaent. 11 is request was granted, but no boy wa found. ".vii-. ia Ibea noticed a Masse leadinc to another building, or anotlter part ol the building. He ins sled on being conducted thither, llesr- ng a noise in a risiui, as ha pared along, be icned a door mil lound a mn si or two at a table, and seat iu-t vacalod. He iasisred that it was the seat of lha bl t,y. The priest denied II, Mr, Case then mull bintsulf knowa as lbs rvpresenlativs of tbe I ailed States, snd tiretie distinctly intimated that sukis of Jonathan's uiui-aer would I put la mqutsittua if Hie by waa not foriloiniilng iiuaieiliaU 'i, The boy was then brnujibt mrtb Irosa aa ailjoiaung roat aad restured 1) Mi. Cass to li.s snts.d" iwtsnls." Ibe women s eicusewes. that if he su Id save the soul of ihe children, all her nr. wuuki be pardfHiesl, Pr-ljilily tbe lying Superior aad priest bad similar views uf tbe phweeding. LtaklLITtl or Issi-iswca Cosr.aies A. toterrsiiog ease loncbitig tbe liabilities id Insii. ranee tompeniee came before the New Turk Cmirt rsrently, In Uie nut of Harper A Brutb ers, gainst the Nw Yik Union Insuraaca Cusa- psliy. It Will B teaiembersd that lb detrue ttuss of the essablishsaeM of the Mown. Harpers, wa oeesstonea ny Br, which was supposed tn have originated la the room where h, litre were t leiued with cami bene. The t.' sansni in aues- tion, resisted the j.aj mem of their policy, en tbe gei.and Ihst tbe auf ratepram wee p,-..hibited. ine ass m esmine was meroiv liieoleinal tn Ihe ateekaasr! department, and Ibe plnnl.fTi coatended was re-l sw-k a ass as was intended, to peuinbiwj, in Jury euetained lb, view. nd rcaderresl a terdnal af t-Vtiil with e. The ground xssiatained by the plaintiff was last, tha l issfssM were all aware of ib awea mon ptaetiee end ntsiiyof tbe deoi, abls.-tsd to in all eesrb astaMnhatenls, ami thai tk fact of their iawring with this kawatodge aver bears au eswiwMi tmir p-UI J, Wseaisame !. We enpy the blmwlag itess fn us Ibe 8r of Tuesdsy i 11-a l A s,u Just brCira going to prses ws sewriaiaeA ti.at dwpairb reasitad ia Ibis city. Ibis avamieg, annnancing that lb reveaae utttwMi tha MoIhI ttattoa had or-, hi Uilo lbs pntt eaf Miitale tbe klaasy espe-lito barque ra tortad tn hs ao-uher .Uea uf to-dsr's Star, as layifg of (he fast of F tori da aaaiiing ksr Use fiill. fvbe Isss d Is be headed with boxes of army eini"a. n e hate evrtv mas to heiaste that aiertiH Alinrw at Middle, i.n asura. " . ra bed to lt'l Mr. a. u sesm IbsJ the tMerraawal would earalt .v ess print to tMBSjr tbe a ph af tbe Kinnry stpsdf twa, wss actually realised sa suua. The tiosrafoene la lb RsMgb dietries bsrtlab. ea a seal east af Arrhbisbop llagb' fee. Tbe battor sartolslhe llagbssaad !.. nunitent, with toe rwtef tlw,ks a-umed. Mr. Mrshen - a spevea Ma pel be Mi, m Rabtlirti. aasib Mr, e). repbaa to, (sad ttossa wh now Mr. H let eaa ledge at M was daas aaereatpna Mr. Praiub re.te wa) la a pablsl Heii bo ' le.teie Cleb" attlini, where t e .i ?r. i itier wss am at iit.rtv to speak, W tbtak Mr. KismA's biaads ssd iIr, Ksw iles-rests IrtiMUk E-st-rMM.TV tftf ,U see eat on TeeW f a.gl.l aeni KwrJ S Malis ev.4 1,'arty l!,i,U-d to 1 1, il4 Stelas tollA T-sr were ea dale ksl yss M Kearetsy af lb c!ate Tisatury aad :als) J'liu , JUNE 20 1855. For the North Carolina Star. "MIND TOCR OWN lirsiNESS," ' Our attention has been callol, particularly of late, to the hostility ot New England to our iusti lotion uf slavery. The extent tu which it has been cerri is raaily disgusting. The K. N. party b, baaeiy srged writn beiug Abtilitiunism i i disguise. This is Ihe charge brought upoo the j any at the & nth. which sounds like the resuscitation of what wa hoped wa a ieiunet hobby. It seen Strang our Northern brethren should continue to stir up the quiescent embers of this much agitated subject, knowing as tlwy do our detenu nation to nnintain onr rights, if mid be, ai tlie dagger's point, if tbe I'uiun is ever to split, it will be.in Ibis rock, and to prevent such a concussion of opposing turves, the K. N. parly is striving. To the North we would suggest the advico given at the heading of this piuoe. BV don't intend to be Wwn into measures try any man or sot of men s and, moreover, we deny the riykt of any seotom of ourenuutiy tosay to another, "Do so or so, " in a tone of Command. Have our slaves in' mod Masssi husetts, for in staiioe, that she muat say to us atxdish them t Among our Kepnblioau institutions we rec guise tw grand and mailing priueiplea Freadum of thought, freedom of aotiun. With tlds feeing eier present in oht thought. Jjnd feeliner its jojstles, tsur actions ere guided. U the South, according to her Republican way of thinking, deem slavery a blossing and nocessity, what right has Ohio or any oUior free State to sj she shan't by it ? V iiut has given her the authority to eiy it is wrong and can't be tolerated? She has the ' ight ttthmlc it's Wrong, hut she has mroflattd power when she set it 'shall be eradieatiid." Ant tie attempting to do away with it is man ifestly violating and considering as. naught the spirit of a Uepublicuin Government. The i ouiti tmioti has griitne.1 the Smth this prerogative as a bnthriglit, and no Slate is paramount to the )Halituiion. Then why continue the nerseeu- tion 1 Lot Northern fanatics rave and fume, tut let the South ignore its agitation, and when the time of action comes, let theiu slacd together as one broad jihuhinx na bcretolVc. !f slavery in jures the North, she has a right to intoruitt A on the principle that if your stock injures your nuighbia' you must remove it The contemptible feeling and practice of over looking other people's rifr..irs when your own needs your care, bat transferred itself from indi viduals to States, which fact may la? read in every journal that conies to ua from the North. Would it nut l morn profitable and praiseworthy to give your care to your own business tnan to tlitit of your neighbor, who thank you not for your trouble t What is more to be dei-msed than seeking to debase instead of exalt to look for a 8uw instead of a virtue F It is a well known fact that the temperament of the African race is much warmer than thnt of the while. He can no more stand Ibe labor of the Cold and bleak hills uf Vermont ll.ui, ,.,,!,) her alum the sugar and Cotton plantation of j numj i.ouiui,i. t isjusias inipoasiLiie torttie negro tu change his temperament as hi skin, and tt was tor the purines of developing the resources of Qtir hot climate that be ss first iriiporteil, and they are ri'tained for the purpose of irformitig UIkw that would destroy white men. Theuiiasnios from-tbe miienc swa'mp of the States border ing on the Ontf of Mexico, would kill white la borers, while the blacks fatten and lloiiri.li j but take the latter fruai their element, uud, like fUh, Ihev would die. , God has wisuly allotted to both white ami Mack an appropiiate sphere iu which to exercise their powers, and you cannot change it. Lei slavery be slsiliahed, and the Smith would be iu a piliah e oouduion indeed, while the North would be de prived of those cotton and woolen goods so saauu t al to their e tnfurt and esistence. Then let as alone, thou paAiMiopiValKilition ' Y'-n : equally beneStteil by slave lals.r with us, and tlwrefurs h-t us pursue tli even tenor of our wav undisttirls-d. We readily grant you tlie privilege of rtiVy of us as jmi please, but commit no overt act. Von may think mis wrong, but we must be allowed to exercise our ju. lament. ' lt yuMhbm sow ut ditfivtamlum." When you wish to bestow charity, look to your sm tre-sides, and let a take care uf " the poor de'.udrd African." There are ubjevl at home that need jour sympathy and you ought not to took abroad for new objrets to distress your sen. rrous Blind-, and enlist your boundless sviupe tlnea. In or.lsr to see clrsrly to pity "Afric's Injun. I sons," first cast out the bttim that is la thine own rye. Tell as. " tlsai friend to human ity' biredii.g causa," alien can more distress be found than iu - Mir large cities every winter, where eaa aor slave be found than your poor fureign populatioo They bad better itay at borne, Reeaaee you don't chooss toenll vonr nrerstitee l'ilil-tntl doe mil take' there any the Wss Ws disi'l grumble laroause yoa rubfiv-t yourrmir to sbjeet slaiery, tberi why m4 extend lo a M asm genenisily f Let enjoy ourselves H,j rM daring snto Cueaar tbe things that era Cr,r'a, Let slavery atone, tbou aiitguided, fannir.al fid ONALED. ' Cstasr-Th enemies of the A merican party re partK-elarly unsa.y at the presentlim. They te trembling for fear thr. lU.-onenlion now in seestoa, will be able M prseent seek a plat. form ae will enable both the Norib ami the '' t. They induce the b. tie Jiat it will be so rptoed with Abolibutibtii as to drive of the So-itb from the ispportot tbe Amer ican party, and thus leave the oeitrid of tha enantry in ibe bead of fureign and dnwisetk deewirri- we think that they will be diaeppt.,n!4. It can eat be, that aaliva bora Ame'saue, aha bate aesembied together t ms.ataia Ameiican prineiplea, ill I a to mi be lli a to baas the great gnsl whit b they aim at in aa rscnilig ana uangv-nwi eeetxanal struggle, W hat raa tbe AmTtcne ,4 Ibe North h' ei to saawt byeagraltlng Alsdliiua prineiplee sW lies ptatfurte of Ife Astsneaa parly f Could ab a tsueerd ag edvnate U totamie uf ibe eoob at Utgi-, or Disss even of Uirir own see to f ha. n hat mo tn hvte tbev fur waatoti. Ir sorknig la i-fttnd and trtilMe ibeir bisihrcn of lb feme, We eanm eutuwite uf any whirs aa be jestiaVd. 1 betr sea huixe ais lie (t,m slsvsry, aad with tent thsy sletraU be eoeieM, willeual asekarg ta aie,iplt.b aa itopossutoe tok ibat uf liberating tits slieee af lbs Nowtb. TliV tea ladu'gs their st tpinann o s.srrry ia toe slalraot Wiiboat lltrU.tion; bat 1)117 meet be sssra, ibal they eaan.4 inlet tor wii lb UMiiaiaaa at lb bouiU, with sot batsrdlag i.S t..tsiua. tbe I'atoa. As Aasertoastathey bate high sod important dut.ee te rf.im du lies whirk ill reuir tb res to appruacb U.ir brstltrea uf tbe South ia Ibe Sams vvtv.ibatory poll wbSUi thructrid ibe tsa tie of tJ.e ( ietittli. Thsy are tbst tbe eneaue uf toe Amerteaa party a looking with tager aaantf sad b(ie, that ibste will be a awbuaal sehiwa la Ibe t ewtetibuei and sseisg Ibis, tbey ill bat lb dieerstina and Ibe p-triotlioi I lay aal their prtjudrca sad swla. to iuhrsa astoa settoa lbs prs.telu.e of lb I anal. Let it be re. Bitird Ibat Ihey are Aeteritaa. sitting ia eone'se to dub aissnt to p.eMrt Ike ginri. oat toefs-lsracy uf AeserHsia fstae and tliat ns ti t than Aawnaa festling at, 4 seiiit. iiam.is stsould prevail ia lbdlibtsitotsuf ihe euatenttua, lbry are to eVtaorwlteie to Ihe wet Id, that Aawruaas ar e,n.ptsni, as ws!l aa dnermiaed, la rale tbtsa'sltee and aow Is ibis to b etoiwa esreoiing by baratuaoias aeti.a T (t hi rsqeirew Must aay artaetple sheil b eerirksdls prodsKw raeilisliiM aad kslK.ey i eaa a see ew.il aesttM a rslini, o.k bis pteja-lwe as 8ea lb great abjssts. Let lb taiaeaaea waa gave to es ear press happy tjeteea ef -tewaseal le Ife eteirj l.-t f it, see ben of tb fuavsnllun. by f. lb wrrg tbetr isstpis iht aaa be ae dsager Wstru g. Aaol-a pla'f " fsi be 4.t by il weveou., y soase f tbe rnrb i ..- sir Ihe foee"ja isrf a-aad 'Jju. tipreesiaj it tir tor JTUHBTER 24 wire than their convicCoostliev ak cheer an the srsiit party, by holding torth the i lea of uisuiioas in uie Amsricaa ran.. ji0w will they be cbop-fuikn aad d.eetitvrngrd whea Uiey see that Amerieun from tbe-Kast, West, Nrntiiaud South, can nnito as a Vu.d of brothers when the honor, happiness and safety ;f tbor coun rv de mands such union They will TWnViri I;..ty dvtsr tlinr dtseppointod hope and", finding that then isviioirinns totlicyfirirs of Oisy, Wetwttt aud orher wunliicj, to assist in tlieir unholy ef forts to deliver the ustloa into the hands of the foreigb Jesuits have been in rain, thrr will te- I new their Conner curses of these statesmen, and I --L ... I1...I .' .: - .!.- - - ., wa. w sica tuwix-; rcpuiatiun even in me Hundreds of guns were fired bv the anti American party on the election ut Henry A. Wise : and mueli nowder wns burned at the tri umph of the Amencnn party in Washington citv but tin formation of a union rli.tforiu by the . ; ... . American vonrenuoB still M an event which will call for the strongest demonstration uf joy from every well-wisher of the cont trv. Ou nucli an occasion the cannon may w ell n'k. it Uimmt Clifiptr. Thi GctfttAi, post Orrica London. The British Posttnaateii dwnsnsaV-ibae' iwat iasnud Hie lirst reitort that has ever been nabliabed bv thnt functionary. H gives kn histnriul summary ofi .uvu,,k.h ,u, Rmme 01 voe tjruisn .ptisrat sys tem and affords interesting iaforaiallon in rela tion toji present eperstinns. Aeuonlirg lo the report, the present postora.ti staff consists of 21, ft74 persons. - Tbe number of post ofices in ihe Vuited Kingdom is ,U73, Ibiring last year 615 now pot orhecs, free doiivvrios to places, and a Loudon day mail to 14 towns srsw, .ini,l lished. Mail were conveyed daily oyer 7,X)0 miles, at airveraita charire uf bid 1.,, ! railway, nud i'ld. per mile by coach. The nnm- iwr ot 1 11111 genble letters which passed tliroogl: iivt wuv w.is sia,i'ia.i,uiiii, ut these. llW.OOtl.tKht wiio delivered In the Lor don dis- iiici, ana zuvni.isjti passed tlirotih the Lou uonmnre. J tie ayentge weight of inland and couiniat letters is ot. each, and of foreigu lot- irrs 1 os. eaoit. o.l.tXUMItltl nowhn;rt pas. throagh the Lnndjit othc luet vearj'the si-rane weight was 3( 01.. and 87S,IKhj tasdt l ockets rite average woistii of aaeh ll -te. There are 1.S72 money order oflices inthel'nited Kingiliiin, eigh-which-were opened during last year. The nmuber of money ordere granted "during IH54 was 5,4mi,24;tbeirhitiil amount waa fill. lOUdll lfta.dd., and the profit on which, nlior paying oxjieiises, was ilfl.J'JS. The gross reve nue tn.ui p tage on Icttera and bonks andeom niisaion ou money orders last venr was i;2,6rt'.,- vvu. tn tuis expenditure, .fcaU4,UXwa paid lor eonreyanoe of mails en railways, and jtlOli, W0 for convayiiig tiim by ouacho and onrU. Tbe wnr in the Crimea has adilid an ItuBor tant item to Iba buaii.ee uf tbe department. A postmaster, mlhitlRrge corps of aaU.uito l a ln postc! tl.ee, andduriugeiKlit uiimths ?, 0W) letter bate been forwsnled from England to the scat of war through Fram e, nd ii ifiM) lellershnve rciw'liea Enplnnd from the scat uf war by the sn.iie route. About 10,' UC latteia are sent to the Crimea, and are received from Uienoe inntlily, by the long sea rotit. Iha corresnondence Hf the Bruisb forces In the Cist prosems an averngejit 40,a5(l lefteia to, aud 43,154 from Ibe seat of war in each month. Special reward are given for improvements in tbe wiirking of the Department. A LiverpooJ clerV hi had a grstulty of CiW, for deviling a floating receiving home, to admit of letters for Amencii being posted up the last moment of the sailing of the packet, and aU0 hat been given to Rn utkcial tor inveotina ilanmeeaaani. 1 k. apratraius for dropping and taking up letter hags without stopping tba trains. Some Interesting faci are also drawn from the report ia relation to Ihe rates of nnstaire in difTsrsnt ,... !..;. . .. lii'ssia, Spain, and Cto'U tha lowest inland es 1 sat bas -been Mdeoed-sa leer than d, fn Jrauoe. the Iniied 8tts. Bavaria. Hunover, Portugal Sardinia and Braxil. il Uastoesr, re duced to leas than 2dH and in Bui, ,u ,,d Den- mara 10 iu. In oS t juiitric p. tton amtai bar been introduced, lmbree of them prmay. msnt of postage is coir-.pitUwy, and ia 12 oilwra prepayment ha bee4 eneoursged. J Ja uf the tormgii anunlries i which the postal charges have been reduced lo Ii gn-e postal receipts ereaqtini t .0at tbey were Ubir the redua- ln 1'ruan.TsTie Basgr.- An liii,.'ti'ti an- piiea.n.n ot the brake, tor tkiXng tie Imilh.n of A 'Ysllevied train, by tbe feree o? water, w.th the aid 0f up,,,, diaeb-4 fks.ua Hie bwowotiv ier, um been . intuited ui toigiaud, by a Mr. Mills. On 'Monday, A orl oft, la aaa subiectnl a practical tost Willi enure success ia ttis ni- encs of ymvers aud engius' rs uf soais ol tlie principal railways 10 Ibat country, 1 be in vent sua consist snsraiy ia applying the power of steam by an ingenious process and an lugsabwsly eimtrireri aptairattts lu aui li munner at u put au ai tion tbrvugli Ibo agency of water or a ass o uie eruiaary onastruetmn, ua brake being applied to ens pair of wheels, endrr earb carnage ia lbs train, Tha anoaralin reouired to pruduoe this actioa consists ol a small cylinder of 4g iuohas ia diameter, wuh apistoa tf three iiicoea eirose, n piacea as to 14 voiinectcd by a strong lube of owe inch diauteaer rnuain hmgtu wis aadar Iba eerrnsge, with lbs lever ot Uie brake, ea that bea Ibe pistoa le drprreasd Ihe brake will be detached from the periphery of the wheel, but when raised It will be forced u jam lbs besL The tabes ef all lb ears la the Iran ar -an eutsal by ttexibl jotula. The Uperiment ss male ea aa st press train, which was easily stopid, so eeveral trials, from ait 1 uf forty mile aa boor ia a dwta , of 'hp Lju lrl yards Ihe distanee ruired Ut sto.pb.g it Iross in sim siiesd wh.ii, usuig lit eonttuva hras bsiog sistcsa bsudisd yards, Th orinrna c as l pressed try ejompetset judgea, that ,y alightly iaersasing the area of lb cylinder an iar Uw leader, ew r train, busreva lane, mwlu le atuet- pvd w .tl.ia a distance uf three yards per toils ef ue ran mug raw, or is ene liunjn l and twenty yasa. fruta a pmkI of frij miles aa har. 1 be sd.anrejee of line iutsnuvu are suuiutsd ep a Utowsi . 1st. It posssssM tb faculty of S ptting rxps dl.toaaly, and sUuiuaeousiy, to eaoa brsa UiiaugiuHtl thstrsiu a very grMtwwsc, etc4- g Ibat whub esa be apt',et bv IU mnerutar pswerof siaglea.a. 24, It adutili uf beiog applied to every .earriag In a king Irani, wnii ut muilipiyli g lb liaibtr uf brsktemen, or uf the guard, who tteed th brake la England , aud Id. This is dune lastantju,e.aasly by the snjinssr wiinuat aaawnieriiig u e iiewiuse of lb irdi aaryaiesjeofeeaiBiuoicatioa between Ibeeagiamr mi l guards " Thi imprmamratBtto la Immells'elv ej ea tits Sbiesrslmry aad Heriant rail"aj,"Eoglni, sa bsara thai tf.e wntt'e of iheroll.tigsuwk o tow ma4, le Saneg ito4 with lbs ae..ary i. naraaaa. It is said etui. IhaB mlm. &.1 ... I . t . i i . . ' r , . T lelaba to spnlyta tos.ast of tbe piaJiwl rs.l - ys ia India, ea jW iatponwt bees Eaglaad. Ml...ul I ,1 2W .. . . . ijsaj nw( h Ir1ii-ial..lr.J1l ..... . 1 ' we ItreBetsiMb Ul. I ,u M ll.a.Ml H). 1 f .A , .t ' . . ia fssstsi me vase asue-a ss.espisie y aiul'r tee eassMssi ot ii eagikwr, a4 Uiwei.e a .we a eal guars k.auist sssatuaert Wbil It aaeidgas 1. statu taf itas reel. red at earb topr'.I t,f tb iinniiinni.-aa uciiU c- a.p;.asau a 'eiiiaitor as to lows i j Old H.aUKs' , Vm t lit tloi.k I ws born a uoss j i esad r"W ibe trl.,t r, and ! .boei'l , It j or rp e i.e.' W j,, i,d Kaatatg.' to ,. I t x seiiy, a u.,f;k y.a were b- -n a .' oswsd of s faaM, 1 ksr Is tn,t sascb d '. beawes-i Ike tern, it isuus, but ,.et Siii.i Us St, bt a,:siiel y ax,' .... 8L7E5 dais lAisa;: AUIUVAL OF '1 UK- ATLATIC ! I 'y iMjnritisrfi'sas'tV C, im,a (?, , it 0O assHt'i MUii A.-s-.,-iVc' Tii.iis.iio . AVsteiia BafmtMillt . Nxw Vo, Jmi W Tbst'it'ie, fites M i'l etrtu -M;t "JiSiisftc.'Capt. Vi t.t, "arrived 'tbie uoiu.ug with 102 poaseiigera, and hij.i.Iy ioi; ot taut liens.. Her dale are to the VM, at ii .n. Siuce i!ie arrival of the laai etauu-r. tb.-e di tinct and triumphant succes have stttoacd too Allied Anair : , A'lfsry. the Franch In several swrr.ijmrr eontliuts, uMtingtlio wltols aix.ht.of the&iud, ai..i nearly the eniure.day of the ilird. took and rei jiii ed a most imriortaut position of defence, or eUea d'Aruiics, before 8ohastupul. About ' lins- sime we e kiiind aiid wonndoa, Btustiy at tb point ol the baynuel. ( &MKiVy, i lie Allies made rapid adrtu.ee, and rcited end retnine-1 tne tisian lines oa Tolteroaga, with tut lime kiss, causing tb K.m- siana to rotreat to the bills. Tiiixlly. The i'.ued forces ty a secret expe dition obtained easy boewession of Kertsch, snd also the eominand of the sea of Asoff, in which there are now fourteen steamers belonging to Allied armies. The liiissians on the approach of the Allies blew up their forts and burned four steamers, and at least thirty transport veaseh, oont'uuing aboutahulf taiiiga sacks of bread. " tuff.. ',;.,. ,;'..., Another account says th French have driven the Hussions from their strong p ai lion or defence before Salawrtopol. It was a ! sanguinary fair,.- The place wa defended -by ticniiy ibo whole garrison, Tbe total loss on both aides in killed and wounded il set 'at about S.tiOO. The Frenoli retniued the position gained. Gen, Pelisaier telographi at il) i'. M. on Hi SStb, as fuiUiwi: To-day we havo occupied tlio lincon Tcberaaja. The et.omy were nut in force. They offered but little rfsusuinee, and retreated rapidly Into th Hills. We have definitely e tolilished ourtseiYes fb tbe woiks wri tat uu the iiSrd. ., ' '. It wa rumored at Paris that Pclisier had at tacked and routed Lipromli'i force. Oanrcbcrt whs reported a wounded, aiid aiiotbor Getiernl silled. 'I bis, however, was re .tided as doubtful. Lord lUtglttn tcle.gr.tph as billows t This any, the 'i7vii, we are voinplct uiar of the sea of Anoif. Without '.-eufually our troops lauded at K-ertsch on tlie 24th, lioreV!;uetybirth-dny Ti.e utfittj aVsi tirectpitatoly Wowing up their fnrtiii catioiis uu belli sides ot iim Strait; and destmy lug their stoaniera, Siime YessoU and about i'J guns havetVilcn farto the handa of tlie Allies. Lor 1 lUjsbin furthec telegraphs on the 20th s Oenerai Sir Gisurge Brown reached Yenikaii. havini; oti the "previon dav dustroycd a foundry near Ivortsch, wore abut, siicll, and ininuie bali trer tuauuototnrod by tho enemy, A despatoU from liliglan ou tiie 30th eaji AeV miral Lyon .anuounce the dtvlrucuon by th enemy of four Knasian Wtr atoamers, siid inri-o dcfiots of corn, Tbe Allifd strops bud .,u. c,; ,e..l in blowing up the magntitie at Arnbat, destroy, ing about 100 moroimnt vessels. Only. one ltu hiun ie:' i.-bin remained in h Axot)'. ilbe For tress i f Kei tst h is nt the entrance of tbe sea of A toff UK! miies north east of Sba?t pot.) A frencb) account ay 'be ltusaians have turned 30 transpurt uiul four tcain!ii;n, and dextroviiU 3'.J,'KMJ sucks of cum lob.WO sacks of ate, l'OO.OW aswltaui flour, . Fuurtix'O Allied Stonnitrs have entered the Ax.1T, The garrison at 8cl astui.i drmv moat of ot ttioir support fi-om Krtsch, and the capture tlierefVie, must exeruise a speedy iuUucuc oa the t jo. - - , HISCELLANE01S. '.'T (". , It I reportud tlit the new Aostrian pronoal- tbiiia imve beea ttromptly negatived by Lnglaid and trancfl. fit very latest from tho Baltic was received at Londi n on Saturday mornltif;, b.riii dute, MomeL Mar 20, It isto theeitivt, tlmtwiiile the slmimui 1i nvir, (which was sent Ihei to seive vessels lying in llitlloi puna ccml notna Of a bliajkaue,) sli f iitn I auiiniguther Ameriena ecssea, tha ahip ' fiimtwcf AiyUton, aj Ibeiton, Wtiioli wa also served with a warning to cle ir mint i days, A dy or too ftftfliwi.nn, wnilo Out cruising, toe IT utiricii m witu tne Appiutu, aad scut au ollicer aboard lo ex amine her pus-ra. These were found peiloctly in order, whrciu the oUicsr dotnamled to see the itpplotou's lum of Lxji'lir.g. Ihe Captain objected, and becan to mike difliculUtH, wtiNl U) F,in.-!Uli officer ih-i-t A. It turned out that tlie Appietnn had tust Uu'iul at some Hal tic port, abuut 6UNSt r floa, ad 10,000 revolvers, besidu al it I M btilini of eot,on,s th uetensibl part of ship' cargo. Th shin wascuielully uieibatiU'd, but Botl.iug coii tiitiirl nf war was found, The Vienna paper published consular dos ptch, from Varna, ac.inlii:g to which, a nuinlN of Ihe Allied troojis badbindcd at Kertscl- nndur Oen. Brown, riuiesy i8l.!NNl,atbT S .(, F"gl sh fund opened Friday with a furthur decline rsf rea.ai.4i, but a gradual recovery took pU e, od tlie tanrket rhau'd witH renewed Urin nesa. Tint wa a ilec:deil iinpnovjient in tlie alttrnoon, whicli wa biait,iy attributed to the UeiaA:tor c, ouiil of tlie progress of lbs Allied squwir-n fit ibe a of Asoff, coupled wuh a re port that the finml I'ukat'm -lantms had resign l bis position asOisnd Admiral of Ihs liuuoui Navy and that tb peae party wer in Hi as s d.iMl at St. petetshursh. The stock of lliilli .a In th Fnk of England bad imreiaesi 4l7.iu'i pound sleri'og, A dcpiu h fruui Madrid states that theCorba bad graub d extraordinary rwr to lb , nsn 1 by linvernnienl, by t vote nl 1'.'4 to I'l. Letters fruro Bombay to the Sthlt uf A pt il, stnto that an important and powerful t a?dilii.aji ewe it ling of 1 i"u, and an eitomove Heat, had already prucecdod te the Persian tiiilf, lo com mence often! re opsrstiuB sia.i tn ri.sti ol Persia. .- laruarsNr ncaKaxs, It Uruovoee-I that Fran. and l.ivlnud decline taking any further pnrt in tba Conference at Ir-nha. It fa also ruMor.) that Belgium will furnish SO.otW men bt the Allies. Him Yosx, Jujvs I iCeVtoa active spewla'i' dsmand advanced ). Sals uf tbe wee I il' .' 1. Biles to epsculators Wilis'. N.f to si nonets, 6,1 10. hl" on I ridsy, V IsNl, mile i, m. JlinAiivili uailiaug"d. II.., a ttift I. ..' ir Cuasols A Ccot, fransasr. H Namit.urg fli.r. ataa) tVerr taM a, aiwl-r th hes.l uf Mm t.d, Ibat tbs c rMraiois uf I'.ai.in. tn, iu tl.r r r mo Corn, bnv a.kl tbrir poor l.wuse to the Ji , ad sraf fsVtr JSuor te Amnv-. "If lb tnrlug pot f.ir h au I ! . we, in son tr r lLse will ha a bputy snd la utuaia to. .r, t; ohf youth 1st trilled east a itln.ut itiipmn,i, riper jrara will bs mtw'.ib!a and u!J a..--a'.le." lltlU, f 1 fbla e-ittv. tie of Mar, b -s Vi r K. F. Iw.d, Mr, W. U, Scjti to M.".. i. a W. Utedman, Oi Tuwltr '"'nr. T'h Ju- 'v T ' T, 0 Entt n. Ui. T. B. Dates, l.i !..' t i. r of Jol-B Cafplsf II, E j , of v n. Isj ihiarity ua m .lay morning, the '. at o e si , a. 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The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 20, 1855, edition 1
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