J .
W I II I .-IU. ' '
WILLIAM a LOUB, .
" a?b noniiTo. '
t-g t t -:
1 paid ttrtetly is ed react, tw duller per ta
nas; t dollar ud fifty casts, if paid witbia
e-x stonUt I and ibr dollars at th and f lb
ADrXMTISSMSXrS Hi xcding lxtoeB
BS will tot iaaartad ens tins far oh dollar, and I
twwaljr-ae Mali fot jach abasqeent insertioa. I
Tb ( pwlw hragtii will ba charged pro part
tioatoy. Csart Order aad Judicisladveitisemeat
will bhargea Si per (eul. higher than th sbors
ratoa.- A reasonable dedoctioa will fc mad to
taosewhe advsrtis by th year. .
Bonk ami Jab Printisg dona wilb aeatn
aaspatea, aaa am eoeomuioaaiing oirtss.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
fa, Dallas Haywood, lutoudsttl ot Polio.
- COMBHISlllKtRa. , " ,
EaeUm Ward. -tldndge Hiuith,
- A. Adonis. ' - . 1 .
Middle rTaraV E. L. Harding,
. Isaac Procter. -'''
K. Cantwoll, i .
WtWcra Ward. A.. M. Gorman,
, 4 '' 11. D. Turner.
-.-'J. J. Christopher, City Clerk,
A. la.. Herman, cuy area.
CiVf Guard. Jams M. Crawley,
,..., Jackson Ovorby. " "
Oife: Conttablet. Edward llarrii.
Henry l'enmngton.
A. Adams, W eiirbinaater
. llama, Clerk ot the Mar
: kot
COURTS.
Th Supreme Cenrl of North Carolina i jeld
in thit city teuii-nuually, un the aecond i day
in June, mud ib a'lth day oi December '
Jndjti. Hon. Frederick Nali, Clua Juatica,
" R. M. I'earauD, Aaaoetalf adge,
, W. H. liatUe, " ,
Edmund B. Freeman, Clerk; Ham. C. Jonea,
Tlenurtar. J. J. I, l tell lord. br ilarebull.
'fb ViuUd ifatini Viratil luurt fot the Dia
triot of Nurth Carolina it bald teini-annually is
thia oity, on th lat Monday in June aud the laat I
Monday ia November. , . .." I
ll.. y.b;;K
Jtoberl e. Dick; tJiera, hb. u. uaywoou, or., i
Marshall, n wley Jonea, . I
lb bHperwr Cowrt lor uu vounty i. neia on
March and Niptemlr. ' ,
J V Xr.,V LS GenerJ and Sulio.
itor of the fourth Judicial Ijintrict. I
The Court of I w and Quarter Seuuxu i
bld on tn. tnira ionuay in r enruar, .,,
Amviial knil ftiivmiilmr. Ji:R. I.Llev. I lerk. I
Chairman vl'Uu t'oxafy C'onr(. Wi
William Boy-
un.
Couatu &i!ieitorK. P. Marriott '
Sheriff' ut Huke t'ostniy William U. Iligh,
VurvMcr W illis ftcotu
Jitguier. 11. liutson.
BANKS.
rt.iul nt Ihn RialA at' Xortk Candina. inenrnib.
rated lh3U. Charter expires ia 1800. Capital
1,MIU,(KIU, diviUeU into sbarea ot winch
the Literary Board bold S,U27 and th Univer
sity tuw.
' Principal Bank at RalMxh.
. tienrue W. Mordecai, PresidmL .
' C'lmrle )ewev, Cbiar.
J. 11. Urvan, Jr.. Teller and Notary Public.
W. t. Andemou, lisoount Clerk ana Notary
1 UhlJO.
Jordan Woroble, Jr., Clerk.
This itauk baa bnuxdie at Ncwbern, Tarbnro
Fayetteriil, W ibnington, fclitahetb City, Char
lotte, aiuton, Jlortauton ana n indsor.
Dilti-Ttikl.
On th part of tb State : 1). W. Courts, Pub
io Tnuutuivi, ex-umoio, L. O B. Branch and W.
1L Poole.
Uu tlw part of th Stockholders : Wax. Boy hut,
Wa. Peace, J. II. Hryau, J. B. U. llouibac, Al
Ired June and B. I . MiMre,
. Offering aud Renewal day Tuesday. .
IHscouut dsv Wednesdsv.
Bouiesiia Bills and Bill ol Exchange discount-1
ma vry day.
Business boots from 10 till 2 o'clock.
lMriijk lira mli of the U'luk'n the Cope Fear
Wiliiara il. Jones, Cbir,
JtP. i iucb. Teller and Notarv Public.
lliasclosa, lieu. W. Hajaoud, X. 11. Selby,
tetii Jones, Ueorg Utile, Br. 'f bo. Hogg,
and ('. W. 11. Ilutchiaa.
Offering day Mouday, Iliscount day Tuesday
RAIL LOADS.
KaleiyX and Uaiton ttadrvad Cvmputf.
aident.
W . W. as. Traaaura.
J. M. Pool, Assistaut Treasurer.
V. H.Allen, Beput Agent,
Mail train leate 10 minute after 7
arrives si CJ P. L
A. M.,
Arj CarUimm Utlroi CumftMf.
3. M. Morebawd, President
C. P. MsedenbalL Treasurar. ,
J. T. W (st, Bvuul A seal.
Mail tram arrive S u'cloik, A. M, both froaa
tb Last aad n set and both depart aU A. M.
POST OFFICE.
Wllliaa Whit, Sr., Post Master.
(Hkoe hours, oa week dava. fruia Buo-rita to 9
I. M.
TRAVELLER'S GUIDE.
( taaitst t ksrttvcst ar msiu at atuioi
KORTirERJI M A BrTuilioi'
Tkmavk Mail clu daily ... at C a.
Way Mail . ... at Q p.
Amvwa daily ...........at 6 p. m
Tbe Can leav tlx depot ....at 6i a. m
SOCTUCBSi MAIL Ilr T.o-aoaa llsci,
noss dally . . at jp.a
Arrivwa dailr ....... ..at 4 p. as
Tbs) Hack issiv. .at 7 p.
WESTERN MAIL-;jJt Ktiuwa,)
Claa daily ............at p. at.
Arrt'M daily ............ a6 a. an.
Tb Train tears at I a. u.
UOLDsBoRO MA1L-Bi KsiLaatut.)
CVaw daily, (xcep undsy.) . . al 9 p. at
Arrive daily (sttept buaatsy.) . . at I t
TtxCtxt laic daily at baa
TABBoRO' MAIL (Bt Two-aoast Usee,)
(Itstsava Rsinday, Tswa. aad Tbwr at 9 p.
' ArtmaTaasdsr. Thar, aud hat., at 7 p. a
Hark laavtjsoa Mow. Wed. aad I ri., at I a.
PnTSB01' MAIL (Bt Tmn-aoata lite
' (1a Taswlay aa4 Saturday, at I p. aa
Am.s. ea Misaday and Thursday, al T p-
Hack Wave. Bo., and W4. about f a. m
Lata Pnbllcationtv
Ol IITRM 4 Addrtea, f u Uem. Smut
f m. NiKtaed.
srf-a an tuirat, aieuauias aa4 tl.ts Hills er
wsillsaiisa f a karat Jsarasl, by Fraak klarr.
jatl
('a Cat Ceraer, Vy Bvni.j'r, '
TW atekssast. "
Tke list ol to Ua ty m. Hertk. !
WTi'y'fl'"i"'r 1 "'' so Ursssaia
treme r'H'V Knusm, to 4
P"e.itkie Ues lisass, ImuvsX t uu, by B
C satna
tw W ftosa l-satrts, by Jtk t. C
1 la, tsata, ,
I.- fstaaxk , I D TriEJL "
... 9-0. Bookrer
VOLUME XL VI.
Jlodb-Carcltna tar
RALEIGH, N. C.
SATCRD AT MORNING, Al'Gl'STSSth, 1S5J
Tn Charge of AboUtloalam
It i really intuiting to the mind of every' per.
eon, who ha any knowledge of the political af-
fairaof the country to heat the Locofucu oratora
and newapapera charge the American party with
being an ally of Abolitioniam. The deowjtion
they are. trying to practice ia too plain. W can
not open a (ingle abolition print but what haa
almost frcniicd appeal to the Freeaoiltra to
wag a war of itorminatioo againatih Ameri
can party. The Rational Kra, the central organ
of abolitioniam, ia aa explicit and atnphaUe a
worda eould make it, in ita ooademnatioo of the
American party. ' Listen to what it aajar
" The honest friendt of frtttiim most put down
Know-Xothiugiem or Knuw-Nnthingiimi will put
them down. 1'h free State uot reject Know
Notliiniiiam. or Know-Nothingiam will irretriev
ably divide them, and place thm under lh ktei
of uie ttave pomr:
Th New York Tribune, a paper whoae editor
U looked upon a th bead and frontof Abolition
iam at Uie North, tell u that the foreigner
rsacliet our ahorea imbued with tl "inatinct of
freedom," and that they need nothing more tnan
wiae couoaela to make them the rnnkeat Abolition'
iat, . It alto truthfully aaeerta that any iuipedi
menu throws in the way of early naturalisation,
wiU to "7 S11 ten the power of
Mti - .Uv.ry. and therefor. vry man who tiew.
" - -
eonfin it within it preeeut limit, 1 bound to
pu, ioys0 Ul, Americ4n pj, u -u tht 011, p
aiavery par., m .u. oouuuy.
e WouU lik. U, knOlt if ihMj of tb.
vile abolition abeeU doe not outweigh in a thoo-
aand fold, theatnntv deebvation of the anti
Am.r5clui ,, .nd ,lunm oratori oftu. thnOi.
r
Why ia it that Abolitionist abhor, loathe, and
utterly abomitiat th American party. Would
their print and public apeaker auail th party
ia th most denunciatory manner U they imag
ined that they would I strengthened, directly
or indirectly, ly it perpetuity. Surely not. In
ucb a case, would they not rather lend a help-
iug hand, load it wilh flatUry and .car and
neourag it ia th proseontion of it object. It
ia as plain aa th un is at noonday, to every un-
prujudioad, unbiased mitd, that they dread th in.
fluenc of Americanism, aa a sweeping anemy to
their cause. Do ihej not candidly admit that if
the American party is successful, ''it will irre
trievably divid' th FreesoiWrs, "and plac
them tinder th heel oflhlav power." And
with the admission and acknowlcdgen-ent
plain before us, it cannot b poasill that tlx
true hearted yeomanry of th South can b so
blind, aa to accept as gel truth all the foul-
mouthed slandera interned Ly partisan sealoU
and office-seeking demfroguc, agaiust th Amer
ican party. We do not believ that the pcopleof
the South are sunk so low In ignorance, or so ridi-aulously-
attatlisdtu tha empty -.appallatioa of
Denwurscy, a to credit tuch til invention.
ttf" We see that the Kansas Legislature tsa
j" Fed a act deulariug " that th importing
or introduction into th Territory of any document
or publication, tending to incite slntss to rebellion
gainst authority shall be punishable Ly death."
From this tb Editor ia! tlx Staudard will mm
that k ktd belter li eautkus bw be sends lit
Standard into K tints. Altlioarh th Standard
i afraid, Wert in a tlata-bulding tok.uunitv, to
openly avow itstlf in favor of abolitina, it ia arr-
theleas enenbrnging, and giving id nd comfort
to th abobtiotiists. It ia daily sxciting WiUou
aad Frtd Douglass and- lu oilier abolition) eooft-
pesrs to prsrs ia lhir warfare on Southern
inttitstioaa ; by tolling tliest that tliey bar par.
titan aad u-workrt ia tb South. It is leagued
with Uraeley sad Gidding, and Garrisoa and
Cerril Smitb, Id trying to put down the Americea
party tb only party that has UsusJ a platform
doing full aad aaa.pl justice to tb South. Tb
Standard ia covertly instigating th negroes to
iaauncctaua, ly -atanOy declaring that large
,J ,t,. h..,1. ..u .in.
I t..i . I-.: . , .. .l
I fw hu wm mi. wBawwawa tna ue
ejuwttoa of alavsry I It i oounily charging
tbat at toast half of tb Soutbsra people, Incliid
log ataay of tb snust prooiineal ax a, ar not
true t in South, la asaiuiaiaitig tb iatorttto of
tb alars-bolder la Kama. Thia ia calculated
to disonwteg and weakea tb eff.art of thoa ia
that Territory, wkear natadiag with tb bow
ra of alolitionitnt, ia tbsir atruggl to protoet
tiisir ialerssl aa slave-holders. It i as aaacb
aa to say to tb elan ia Kansas, run away from
year toaster if yna fan if yu eaa do bs batter
ri la revolt, and cut your mattsr'a throats you
will not only tnd aid aaauag th bolittiUui of
0i North, but yea will fad ay an path iter la tb
South, who ar aaaound apoa lb uaioa of
holJing yoa U boadaca. Wa warn th Klatviard
taaa agata, to beware) Lawaiwt Allbough th
grand-jury la Korlb Carolina atay mil to do Its
duly, yt tb tatborliie la Kaasaa, If they get
hold f him, la cat b should sead tb Staadard
that, will U likaly to giv Lim th fall
t their law. '
ttajr Kaautss I Said to h la lssj growiag
aouatry.-M
gsajr rrsaidsut Pistw Mean tokav ttilsd
mak hi psae wilh tb K as ass Ltgi.Ulur by
tbersnaoval ad Uovenxir Reader. Oath loth
ii.t, a tbarp debato sprung ap about aaatiag a
uni; Ptausw, la wbk h fit Prssldral wstretig
ly devwunesd. F.ne Ihougl.l it a diagrar
e titan, tltat il was t ringing oi l parly taautx
apoa tb Pre-Mavtry psrtj but, InaDy, itwa
aaaaad "t its, ia ketiur of ot lbs Ciixsraor a last sf
Virginia.
gturfkoa't bfgst the mseiing to bt held ia th
lny Halt, ea toavurrew aAn., at d a'stork
I tok sai tps to reliava tb svk aad aof.r
lag W Xetk.ll aad IVtasaoath. W last tb
auseu uifltiM ap aaaafuMy aad aatewer eke
saj atade t tkatr ttliiif aad tuwrOtw.
EALEIGH, NORTH CAEOUNA, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
BESTRUCTIOS F THK FORTIFICATIONS
- AT PKTKOPAILOWJ-KL
The French brig of war Ooligado, Captain
Ti.AM.... kA. . , t L1 : . t
jl'etropaulowKki, bringing intelligence of the de
struction of the tortihoations at that place by tut
Anglo-French tt)aadrua. Tb Alt Caliioruian
oljtained the following details from Lieuteuanl
Be Journal of th Obligtdu;
Bxaraccrioa er tui Forts skd Flkiht or the
I.NBiSiTiSTS. Tbeallied deet,eousiatingnf eight
war vessels and steamers, arrived of Pelropau
lowski on Uie ISth of May, bat th garrisoa bad
already left fur tb A moor river, ia the Russian
frigate Aurora, eorvelt Bwiua and two merchant!
vevsela. -1 heeseaDeof the cUTWon was a matter
stroke on the part of the Russians, who availed
themselves ot a dense fog wbica set in on the
n'ghtof the 17th of Anril. and so eluded the
English war teeiuere Encounter ( screw i of 14
guns, sod Baracounter (tide wheel) of b guns,
w hich bad been blockading the harbor for fifty
days ores iout. The ordert to evacuate w er re
ceived from the Ruatian headquarter in bilieria.
On ancliorinx in the harbor, a detachment was
sent on shore bv th commander of the fleet
Rear Admiral Bruce, of th iiugliah, and Rear
Admiral t ouriction (a newly appointed and ex
ceedingly energetic man of only 45 year of age,)
of the French. They landed and found the town
diverted, save bv about 100 Kainaoliatki dot.
a French naturalised American, and two Aniori
cans, who raised the stars and urines over tbeir
houses wnen toe fcirott landed, ulauuini that at
the Russian bad abandoned lb place and loft it
to them, they, wer the possessor of th soil.
Then men nr engaged in trading, and ar rep
resented duinz a cood busiues. The doss
were in a starving condition, and follored the
invader about town for bits of biscuit On of
them w brought away by Commander Kosen-
court, of tbe Obligado,
The parties were divided into companies, who
proceeded to bum, blow up and destroy the arse
nals, storehouses and all government buildings.
Not a vestige of any public work was left aland
ing, except tba hospital, which, wkh the church
and dwellings of the poorer a)i of tb inhabi
tants was left untouched. Th inbabitantaeom
menced deserting th place shortly after tb gar
rison embarked. Accompanied by th authori
ties, thev started on or abuat tka 'itlik nf Anril
toward Tchiusk but th Unvarnor'i wife being
enmme, tna nigni continue only to tbe email
fishing village of Avacbe, tome twenty mile
ininnu.
Th following day after the arrival of the allies.
the destruction of the fortifications commenced.
These were fascinea constructed of immense logs
the wall being fifteen feet in thickness. Such
were their strength they resisted all efforta for
oine time, ana were Dually raned to the (round
by the agency of powder. It appears that the
policy of the Russian Government had changed
rather suddenly in this matter. After the buttle
of last year, orders came fur strengthening the
forts, and though at that time such a resistance
was made as to repel th assailants, there being
but one tier ol guns, it was ordered to iucreane it
to a double tier. Tbe deatrovers found embras
ures for SI guns of heavy caliber. Whv this aud
den change of policy took place may, perhaps, be
explained by that on which tbe Russians have
alwar acted ot retiring into th interior Irotu
their Invaders, andavoidingdeetaiae en gngementa.
This lime, however, they have mad nothing by
tne movement, and witn the increased atrenrth
of the place, It would see at that they might have
made a more obietnat' resistance than before.
Tit fleets did not leave th place until the demo
lition wsa complete.
A BEAR KILLEDA DARING ACT.
A huir sie-hesr to i!lelonMondveYiiin
tart, in tbe woods sf William Foy of Jones County
ot one oi ins turpentine nanu wuiie tugsgea in
ulnpring boxes. Ilia circumstance which led
to th discovery of the bear were, that he saw
Jiog run St) fjy him, and in a few annutes
alter lie beard him squeal. Using flurried to get
inrougn nia lata ne toot; nti notice or th hog un
til he had heard If aiiuenl for some lime, when
bt deternvnert to aneertaln th cue, and to his
surprise be discovered that a liear had artacked a
hog. His first thought was loose the move
ments nt Fruin, eireciing. a be hid Iwen told.t.
tee tbs Lear drive th ho to where tb wanted
but dine that was But the est, and aeeine
that th wa fettling upon a liv bos, be wsa
ronstncialdv puttied to know bow to act. T
attitck. a large liuugry bear, in a thick wooda, (it
in the act ol leeding,) over a mile from any as.
sisiance, sou a small n ana snare ins only w
on, sov' -l I c en act of fuolliariliucs,ai.d tn Irav
the p . r bog at ti.t lulhlw disposal of th bear,
h Ibnaght would I an act of o wardic. He
reCectrd but f..r a Bn.ment when bt determined
to mak an attack. Walking holdlv un ia front
if th bear be dealt her a Mow which stunned
her to effectually that b had but little tto .1 1 in
lispstcbng the buar and Icrocloua animal which
h did with th tindtea fragment of tb roond
shat handle. Tl.ia b said to U an act of dar
ing uiikaow a tt old td sxptrieu-ed lr bun-
era, JN orosr , Viet.
' from th I'dtritmrg tulellifiemetr.
YELLOW FEVER OX THE INCREASE IN
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOITII.
Tb torribi disat which . la anw devastating
th devoted cities ef Norfolk and Portsmouth
seems, frun all s- eeunU. to b fearfully oa th in
es, and of a tour malignant type tliaa hert
tof 're. H regret in learn from isengr wbe
si rived in tbis cily ys-torday that Hunter W.khj
h, Fu., tbe eieellent and Indetatigahl Maver
4 N irlola, wbos sickness with th bn fatal dis
ss, has twra prevhwaly annrainord, Irraibed
hi last tm Saturday night and bt funeral took
placsoa raudsy at 11 o'sluck.
The following hems, together with tb it l
dea'bs Psr tb .4 boura tailing at X P. l. an hat
ardsy, w sitraot from lb Norfolk Argut of vea
leveayr BiH of Death by lb Tow, for 21 hour
ending thia day, at S P. M.
l.o-v Fixrewi'asj, 63 years, Matoair lauet J.4a
11. Halt, Water st, Uid A. Htrang. lit,
r,llnd st Jaws Bmnfca, Cunenrdai., Miss
wlaad. Main, at.t Mr. Ilanlnrv, 10, ChtrMi
i.t nas Harriet rsigtuusi, , nrtwsf aij .wrs.
Dr. Kn.lee.au, Mai at.i W. II lmxv. XL
I'bureh t.t tie Jacobs, if. Brews M. Charles
ItsUaaer. Tslls at.t Mrs. I , W bits. Ibnask at.
Mr. Al, ..., I hmos si i f. il I;, ten.. ltia
at; Mr. Il..v, Itar Poat4 lain Hvrlt, t,VLa
sat M.; Mr. ), li. ttuUrtawei, 4i Boush (t
Tutol 17.
T. 0. IlltM.till ION. Hse't.
l"r. Ilrna. who was Mrvrke uWa by list ia
sue sw 1 bursdsy alghl uua.wt regret to tuts wa
tury III rtaturdav, WSa aar paps Weal
ess. Tb sails ansa bt aeesaMoaal sarsM
nrs aniwaartiinf. sadaai g askeavlikaeraiiMed
he freely reavdmd Uista. toteh likWia k
m "y aad UhM as be anuuise4 wer ennwrh
to aeaewOTu Ui trnsigat ,n-tnstii. snd bis
wa haaytii has bsea aaada la yWIt to but ineaw.
aaal e(,srt to present thai oi hb aatrvu par
tttreavta Ihtatrta Wlaea th toaa
Jamaatiiwa tourbsd at Old r..inl Headav evssMg
II wa stated Ibst tb I'. It. rtiesste (least om.
gsgtd ia th t-oM sartev, had sank. Jsd. killing
eight ptrsuu. Ntptnuwlart warsgitea. lb
cid.ol was said to kst kappenad aa Friday
si tit.
Il ia rallisf .iil thai lb lUliiasnr boat of
Balardty enavmni ne lfi.-tn'i.w of e aa
armdent W ar Wd to ke pt thai It is M last
s ajrsvstrd atateastus tKnugb ewe mf. easant
at tie Jamsaba was tjmte anad Ibal lb
lf.l..ira ba4 tak.e ftoeo. Iarl4 laf'S-'atv,
ass si.. a r apt Psnab, tit a m.n.a sf his
hutj th HsUtLwsj antong U.a koM.
r.vm tlte J!a!eijji Register.
TUP POPE S NCNCIO MR. BARIUXGEll'S
STATEMENT. '
Th annals of partisan bigotry and deception
exhibit nothing to exceed, aud hardly to eual.
tb attempt made by ll.e Auu-Americaa presa,
to vad th lore of Mr, Barriucer's tuttement,
a regard to tbe construction of Mr. Pierce's Cab-
met, Mr. a. in his letter to air. t.llis and to
Mr. Rsyner, eotinfuit tlte statement publicly
uuvdeliy thus gentlemen, that the first uews lie
received ot th eumptcxioa oftn vabiuM, was
from tb Nuncio of tbe Pop ;and this too before
4b autUtntic uews ol tl. t .riusm.u ot the Cabi
net had raacbad Madrid, aud while tb same was
in doubt and conjecture. Aud yet tii Anti-
Amsrioan journals and orators can tee nothing
in this to excite to tears or aruus th pride ol
tb peoplo ot this country, in regard to Pupal
iutcrierenc in our puiiuoul afliiiis. Humiliating
Indeed thould the reflection be, to every high
nuuded and whnle-suulrd American 1'uuiot
tliat before tii Minister repre.MUug our country
there had received the uewt who should have
been the firtt to gut it-lii N uc io of the Pop
of Rom is m posMisition, and is bit first informant.
of tii same, and that too iu coniiuxitm wilh tb
slatomeiit, that Mr, LaiuiHtU neat a Jiumtui CoiA
otia, . Partixaus, who luvui foreigners better tbau
their own eouutrj men, audwh i itre willing to
aubordinste th Protestunt rtiliifion of tootr
l'nthrtothe bind y pretensiont of the Romiab
ttieraruliyi may aBuct to believe Hint this cuui
uiuuicutiou was not maite to tb lluuiinb Church
In Eurup, before th formation of th Cabinet
but yt everv reaaomug tuiud that roacbus
conulusious by Uie duly weighing of foots, txiMt
bediaK it, although he may pretaid to uisbelicv
it. ... .
It is well known tlint the charge wa mud and
went th round of tii press, shortly after tii
Cabinet wa announced ia tliit ooun try that th
Roman CatlKihe vote was given to Mr. t'lerva, lu
pursuance of a bargain to that If tot. It was also
stated, that in reply to the remonstrances of a
oommitb from Pennsylvania, against th ap
pointment of Mr, Campbell, Mr. 1'ierc replied.
that it wa too late, io argue thai question, inas
much as the pioiiitttient ot Mr. C, was a mutter
arranged and decidedti hie election. T hose
charge were made in counexion with th state
ment, that they could b proven if denied, and
thev were not by any of the responsible organs
of tii Pierc dynasty. Th prior knowledge of
. k- : . i - .
Hi nuaciu ai WSUllVt, UUkVHl Ol WllllUll'H uu
these undenicd clutrees, must bring every unpre
judiced mind to lb atonciusion, that th lUuuish
I'buruh ba become a great political Clement lu
our country ; that it baa Leouui alvong enough
and insolent enough to dtotute terms ia In lor
inatioa ot Cabineta ; and yet the blind worahipert
and bigoted partisan of powtr aVd place can
te nothing iu tiiia to mortify American pride.
Tliev attempt to evade Uie loroe of tii it tettimony
by a mean quibble. They say Mr. Barringcr
has not said uiiscommuuicauon was made to biu
before tba iiirmatiua of th Cabinet was kuown
ia this coimdy. Suppose be has not su'td no, what
ol that? lis say it was ueiure tne new reached
Madrid : and inasmuch a hs ( Mr. B.l muvl and
would have received th ncin ty tlte terfjirtl
tteamer that left th country after th enuueia
tiuu uf th Cabiuet here, it follows, as a mutter
of court, that tbe inlormtlion mutt have been
coinmuiiic.atd to theNuiioiu by a slrauicr that
toft ltd ore th 4th of March, IjCI. Mr. Barriuger
lavs, in hi teller to Mr. Ellis, that he did not
suppose.sKMed'Hethtr.uucio gsyt him lb In
farniation. tliat it wa tbe rctditof auy Larcalu
to that effect. Wetuppoteba did nut. Thalia
verv natural that h thould not. No out rcpre-
teutiugth majesty and honor oi hit country in a
distant land, w bo bad been thre year abroad,
would be likelv to suuosehis coubtiy had been
so d sjtraced. Mr. Barriuger says be supposed,
at tlte time he heard it from Ui Nuucio, that soma
eapecisj pains had been taken to eouiuiunlcal
thm iiiforunitiou to the Catholic PrieaUtood. That
isjuatwhat we suppos now aud thatisjuat
the point mads by tii American party, ami the
.i . .i i: t ,-i.i:.i.
vers tuiiiK uier cuwioaio ui av sviok w e-vaon"o
th ooiisummationoi th bartmiHr Mr. Barriugi
doasnotsay, iu bia letter to Mr. Kill, that lit
Moat IMiecee there was no such bargain. And
yl, th Auti-Amwican party are trying to per
vert bis language lu mo lead in public nana, ana
to avail tl. firc of his teliuVuy. by lb nnl
bars fused deception and miaretireaeuiat on. Ihey
a. t repK-rntiog Mr. B. a saying that lis did not
sum-o.s of the lime he trrWa He tetter to Mi: Kilit,
ihaltbtr wa any sorb I S' gain, but aven 1
he. arere to soy that soar, tii II liters is lb fact which
lb advui ates ForsignUm aud H..ianuiain eaa
not get rid of, than tbe X undo bad tb newt ba
tor be (.nr. U.l raceived It . '
But they seem to suppose, that if they eaa aa-
tabliab Bom iiiennl:ency betwentb wvtpeiyer
reimii isT sir. Kayiier s speech In wa.hingion,
when li alluded I" this matter, and Mr. Barrin
gsr's letter, tb a lik lb ostrich when it has
hidden it head, they thus avoid th odium uf
Ibis (ipisur. Aad low and mean ladeed, are
th attempt thus made. No matter wbaitb
uewnpapets reported Hr. Raynaraa baviugaaid
bo matter a bat Mr. liayner may bars amid that
ia not the queaii.sv: Mr. Barrinifer slill ssvs th
P 'pt'l Nuucio ba.1 th newt bef.-re bin, or befnr
the newt was msde public in Madrid. But th
niis-arle uf th Foreign and lUntiib party sbow
th rlovea fait ia ll.a.r at, II on rs annrioripled
ttempt to get up tn i-us o veracity between
Mr. llarrinrss and Mr. Havnar. And vet II la
impiauible lor any man tii truth or hssitstv. to
nd anything Ilk an Inu nf veracity. Mr. IUy
ner savs in bis published letter Io Mr. F.llia, that
h suik ol th matter jut as Mr. Tlarrinrtr
rriirrtles It in. hit letter to him (Mr. II.) But
auppoa iber wts an is of v isciiv and aui
R- Mr K. had said h wa htfin tb dth of
anli, and Mr. B, said it ss'7?,r lis 4th nf
Man-h will ill that lm nth'ng to do wilh wht
Mr. B. re alf r.nt, t.i i that tbt l'o,'a Nuncm had
(li new of ('aniiiliell, a Soman ColMie, lieii.g
en of th Cabiuet, Ub.it h ar the pa' lis at
Madrid recelvad lb news, liiippw tlx F'ireign
and Itmiish ferty. as bey are tlandrooly at.
temptii.g to do, eon Id prove nii'rprr.ilti-ii tm
Mr. Kst nor; ahonld that m-rt-m the I'tew and
F-irney drnaaty fmmtlw laliumnf having sold to
tb Pope nf tC mot It it emagli to mak an
Amerirna patriot wssp, to rfl1 af-n tb ptsa.
eiit diahoniH-td ennditi ofirroautrv dialmtv.
orej hy fhne whfiia t! p-lt bad entrnaied
wbh th protect I', t Ita iniereM. aad tb guar
dianship nf its pri l and ctiaraeter smm.g ),
ib. as uf th earth, fvuppoa th si iriisiar our
revclatiteiary fathera wet permitted to ra-viait
th seenes nf th esrlv strogjles WsshinfiiHt,
who gbt the t allb i ia" the revcdnlaon Jeffer
, who klairrd fiT tb tatabU'lvnirnl ,,f mir
In-lsfoadtnrr Md n, whs toilet far th Taaa.
slilBii.aai and tllr r'oei.a e. uipc-re iu lb
Cabin! and ia II fsWld if it were pea l ie fur
d'am)iH spirits to wmmjv i. ,rthe il.,-u,nyrv rf
their pnateetty, titrv WnH Wacpleira ,'f M,..d al
beh..Ming tie d agia'1 which VetiaUiy Mid
rupliou hav to bvaight apiav ihs Work nf I Lair
hand a. Tt ? wnld ue Ida hieh f Ineval.f .wrv
filled by pot ilirwl ho, l.tera Iw, bad nerted
thetrmi U'lffreHiansdeii ef psrllian ihieaa.
They sn-eH tee a Jem'l enilasary f tbe p ipe rf
Partite ltlnf st thsCaiiveil.Wslid, shrrt m altera
breidrinf th iteatinlM nf the nttlnn wer pa4
apt daily. The wimtd M tba rkaraeter, IM
patrvwisan aad suImh af the emiiHry pnwribed,
to Bisk way t-.e. and to gratify tH se ftsfc eastaV
liaa of Baaa assail la aim 4. aad will entailer la
buaewy aed sharartsr. Can It be. thai to hoaaa
aasa.pa)etiag. and ettaalad ssaaaea ef emr pa4,
will lsav.v eol-snit to sueh diahwa? of thsar
asniryf tana tbal panv awananVat to
and party l.,ary d fll to Si.raa i but
tiil taer tor.tr not be re- a,-a oi la' ant paarv
aaUasa, a--Sf II pr ut saliva l.t.d. tavirrttr
ta k. to ril sfamsa it ia Iran. sng w.ik aar
' aeeat rirls aad .lrlea ia ll nvartst, at II
Vaiinaa af Kflana. If the havajd iiopoAeni
of -mf .iaHMry are to b ardd w tb f.-fe is? fcatw
b, throwg bit MiUiea ki, to 1 1 4ei
I a.-. . p
SEPTEMBER 5 1855.
our laws, and to fill our posit of h'.'H offic.nl ata- i
tinn, w ith bit Ualt and parasite hy, then, in
Uud i name, k-t tb bar-nin be openly made and
pnbiiely proektiaaed by Concordat, that every one
mar teejiiid know our downward ciaidttnin, and
make up hie mind to th cenaeu.neiice, If we
ar to be slave, let us be so by our Consent, and
But be cheated ly these secret bargain with for
eign petttitatas and ecclesiastics, i-.uland Was
mH moi disgraced by. tbartes 11, wire a he be
come the peiiatoiioer of the King of Franca, than
m our country Mow, fcy k test in the Anwrinu
Cabinet beiug hi led at the dictation of Pope Pius
IX. The proof nf this i in th charge tit a bar
gain to that tHeol being andetiied, followed Bp by
Hi statenieut of Mr. Barriuger iu his letter to
Mr. Hsyner. By w,y of refreshing the memotiet
at th Foreign and Romish mereenarie, we again
publi-b thestateii cut in Mr. B's. letter to Mr. Iti
" Before i bad any authentic and certain news
nf the formation of tne Cabinet, and while it was
till a subject of conjecture st the Court at Ma
drid, ho (the Pope's Nuucio) told me that Judge
Campbell, of l'viinsvlvani. wa appointed, which
was the first iuforuintioa i hnd, either of bis ap
pointment or ot hit religion." . -
There tt is. That is enough for our purposes.
TKnt SulahlUhe th truth of the ihnrge that the,
bargain hud been mad. W are not done wtfh
thistnnttcr. It shall tv tilted tn the bottom.
No attempt to get up collateral ittuos simll divert
via Irom our puipow. 1
POLITICAL PLATFORMS. -
e In aa air of pilitienl platfornit; lut.
unfortunately, ptirtie which uahcr thorn to the
world, change or ditregnrd theui at pleasure, and
re.H.ustruet them sa they njiear to be most exjie
pedient fur th hour.
I be Uemooriitio ana n big lilstitirm or W'
mhraced a cbtua which we were rrjolced to tea.
It pledged botn panic nottoilnnny thing which
e.iuld renew the agitation of the slavery questinD.
Under this pledge General lleree was elected
President ol the l ulled Stole. ' He bad accepted
the Iiemocrttio plntform; and the bop wasin
dulnl; thut th slavery agitation would not b
rencwod during hi admiuittrntion. But the
hope proved to be fa lauious. His party bMnirtit
forward, In Congress, with his sanction, the Ne
braska Kansas bill by which tho Mirsouri Com
promise wa repealed; and tbs excitement ca
the subject of slavery ia greater now tbnti It
ever wat neiore. I tie liemia'racy or the country
proved to be falss tn il pledges, and are now
reaping the hitter fruits of their want of sttbility
in their principles. ' '
In order to sanction their sccti.ihul trtfe, and
to preserve th lu km, patriotic men of both
parties htv t aniled under th designation nf th
American t.artv. 1 bey believe that the foreitrn
population have exercised b nmcb iiiHueiire in
I be affairs of govcruiucnt ami fear, that, unless
the machination of factious ha put down, th
luion may be dissolved. In the ubligatio.it
which they are said to taVe, i one to support th
I'ninn under all eiroumrianraa. It BHht be
tuipusel, that no Anieriean in principle, would
object tosurh an obligation; bntit i oppiaved by
those who profea to lis patriots; tfrd in made th
object of atiecinl dcunnchition by the Secession
liemoerats of South (tiroliiis, a will beseenby
th following resolution passed at a h rg public
meeting uehi ia i narieatoni '
I. tl.fiienl. That at citisen nf th Ststeo
South Carolina, w reeognit th Ordinance
adopted by the people uf lb Stat assembled in
Convention in 1M2 as a port of the fundamental
law of the body politici equal in authority a a
veciaretiou oi ivigui witn in vinsiiiution ilsell,
and w p return as a cardinal priaunl of the
vf the orgiinltation, "that Svuth Carolina, in the
exercise ut her sovereign will as an Independent
Stale, acceded to th Federal I't.ion. know n at
th tnited Mule of Amarica; and that, in Uie
rxrcivf tbe sum ovrigu will, ui ber rkht.
wlihout let, lupdrniiee, or mulastaliou from any
power luttwvr, to secede from th aitid Federal
I hiun; anil that, from tb suttriency of eautss
which may impel her to each a separation, all It
reapinsilil alone, under Uud, to tbe tribunal
buVilic opinion aiming the nations of th earth
Vie n lie tbepioxedi ga rl t.iid Convention
a having authoritutlvcly Ui lined tb po.itiu ol
biaitn ( aro in and her relation to tb rdcral
I nton; aud in lbs opinion of thia mooting, the
Obligation vf the Third Degree's set birth in tbs
Conniituiioii uf th National Council uf tb Cut
led State nf Ami rice, kuown as th Order il
Know Nothings, as a direct Ucuuiici.il. on of tbt
priio'ij.ki of tl.ia Ordinauo, undtli position as
sumed In the proceedings, nd tb triumph ol
tliejirder In thit Stat Would efiuct- re'olutiun
within her I. nut.
t. Ketalnd, That we pmteet tpiin.t tb pre
position pm foith by tb Grand Council of tbe
Order in Pniludelplut, that "tb maiutenanc
uf ihs l uion id tbc State is th jmroovmitl
political giwsl" doi'triu which asauinea that
Uincrnmeiit ia abut th object f.r which it was
iliatnuted; stiiks t lb fe y foundation of tb
sovereignty of lb mates, ana under every vio-
lalbm bf tii Constitution, bo ever flag ran I, and
under anerr deer uf otipras.i.a aud iniurv
hovrevar dsaironiiv, dswau la of th Mataa atar
aai and unreatating Mbjocuoa to lb cwulral
power; and a disapproved, sa berwlical in nn
eiphrand minatly dangerous to th Boutii, the
idolatrrnvs devattt a to toe ( aiuai of the blatsaj
so prumlncully and auustsntly ioculeaisal by to
tunaUtuttna sa Hinasi ot ilia imtrr, w lieu
iraalrd with their silena as to til necessity of
pretarving aaimpatrsai IB right ol toe aiatsa
reprtir y.
it. Htm
isofsni, That w assail wilh tinfaicued tat-
Vfaols.a list Neogmiiow Ly Iharaaorraur sstrtiet
ilatoanit and Uii laitst at the rseuloiut adoiaV
id by th HtnriJt oj tirnnjm atmemMrd it Vjomrut
turn to ivii; aad, as w uensvt, ui t arvtina
sua "will Sod ourhl to resist, seen la lit re
sort) tna dl.rploB of every tl which bind bar
to lh I n ion, any action ut t'uogrr b.hi li,s
tibjr,:t as slavery la tb IMatriel of I i.lusiuia, or
ia places sul ject to live luiilM.'tl n of Cungrssa,
inoavipatible with the saf.'tv.doilieatie trampnlily,
th nubia and tumor of t(, amv, holding M,tuw;
arany relusal to admit as a Siat any Isrritory
het'siisr Si.l)ii.g be so.e of the tisteui ef
slavery therein; or an act prokibiting Hi lolro
dmVi. a of alatt IntolbsTsrniories ol Luvli and
New Mevioot t auy act rrpsaliag or ktsien .,v
asialifviag lb law ia funs) for lu resutery .,1
fllglliv SBtVM. -
1 bsas dtsuat-m rsdutksaar ptraded ibi.aili
th laraw e rates prsssaa without a word uf mn
demnaiii at hot d But llimk tlutt tl,ry Bill
la laviKwbly reewivrd aven by rh.ie who are op-rnee-l
tn th Aaverieaa party fo w ar n- t tt,
uncharitable sate aupt.s, Ihal all such pwatsit
would rej' K- lbs 1 liKat ul-wdtej. 'Ha
had hoped thai Kail t sralina Bui l.t.. a' I'.n bad
re- aii. l a aeY-int t he. undsr the a.iei.t ra
that of (Isneial Jsckann; Lat II a, n. a liaise
ere ni'.lakru. Bui lbs gieaieal widt a ti.al
Maasactieelaal,d r'.iutb iareiiua, B uai, ia f,.rnttf
linaae wsre auufataw to ea, h t.lliat-, now g hand
In hand m tne work of deatt,,ving tbe i i.-
and lbs a ill eltort their otjeei. if the ral pair I.
ma nf lite tiaiairy do k l iui.r. with a atrvsg
head Io real mm tbeaa la Uae.r is i,!.!!. oa e utm,
W iih swell seartiwenis aa itnave i.r-e ia
th aliv res-dHti-axs, w ar not turfiaed P l
tb Aavtuan r-n tavxild Ls ua. lar with
the ..,ii .i,ii f iim , V,t, ani.B. kiut-
all, usis b a. IIS, wmild k dale.. ad by sa-a
pemwa .a hit altubiwm, to lb I bun b it
v ihenk llaaian tf-al nsitaer rVailli I M.ni a.e
Maahliaalta pwsewa lbs arar to efisol lb tb
jrta ahich ll.ay ppr to to ta
bmlltmure Cli'aV.
tUfsrru.g te ihs draih af lb la Aklaat law
tassee.lbt Sew ..fk li,.a rasnifaos Ba uf lk
f II .1 ia 1-4'. hs U. t-l fat a ts to lb
It big Nei,- I. art I .ri.ni.. mt btieg th Whig
tvautiaM bov il a I'laiMttnev. a,- eotM.
awawilv ana r a.rard U a PrawetaKtial at air,
tnsra.ia, , aei, ,.f i.m. Tsftor, I al
b Miilasd I u..l TS saJWS) paper rlalas
Ika4 U S tiu at (kteY'tua Uh.it uj
0Vip .
NUMSER S3
GENEKALPiKKCK AND TUB CATHOLICS
- -BKIVRK THS ELECTION.
In addition to the declaration of the Poia'a
Nuucio k Mr. Borringer, oor mi.nistor to Mad
rid, that Vnfus .';aVW, of Penuiylvauia, tm
apiutofii ( IVanutaster General) and thirl he rat
Catholic,'' before Mr. B. had any authentic
new of IheorMaKMeVit ISUiieiet, and while it
wa rtill a notijret of etntjectwe of tbe Court al
Madrid," tbei ia sumvi evHiy of prisif, of the in
tlueuce al work lajfbr tb last presidential elec
tion, of th ctruag gam that wits played to ob
tain tbe ltotaaa Catholic vote f.r Uenarai Pierre.
lu lH,'i2, preeedmr lb election there was nrin.
tod at th oniu of tn Boston lttt. a pamphlet
ol 24 pages, containing tbe very tallest sort of a
tod lor tn Itoman Catholic va,. Th last four
page are filled with s tracts from Catholic pa
irs, and sbow "th. IWholie eentiment." It wot
eiaied that a copy of tiiia pamphlet w as sent to
onco euuscritier oi to fhaaton tvel, I nthnlic
ergan. Thet xtrarts were front the I'itft. th
Ameriv an Cell, th Ti-ulh Tetter, at New Vl
tli liuh American, the CnnWie Mirror, and the
riTTu e jutrnen, ami iwMu HoteOe all Ro
Binu Cathoiie juurnala, to show that Gen. lSeree
wa -mii M air.av tioc," and that it was the
''tHifurYHi caiuotict" to plso Gen. P. in hit
w e giv th extract frsin the Ccff, dated June
l'Jlh, lA'i'J, thorrly aftor Geo. Pierce' aomina-
Hon.- Her ll It r- ' v...V". t .
'What, then, l the duty ofTathulie whotwow
iat Ucn. Pierce hn freelv and nnreKerv-a.llv.,1.
vocated thh rlnhtsf Shall they not endeavor
to plaee him in hi true potitum, by spreading
brtMilcast the truth or shall they by their ellence,
now that his labor in (AeiV MoT hat been don'
permit his cneiuie thnatoatiEmatiie himf N'a.
er! no, nrtrr let it be taid with truth that Catho-
uc aiu untfraieiui where an beneat purpose it
exniDHcuiii inoir uennn. catholics, true aud
devoted at heart can Brrer be, Uxaraletiil. ne ...
tliey well tfiord to U their enemies ar nomer
outtnd tver wstchful for tlieir ditcomfitur ;
while tlieir tru friend outoid ofth church. are
seldom, indeed, too seldom to be found. Let us
tee to it, tucn, thai Uii matter I placed in its
fiwr i;f, ao far a w a w are able to do o."
iicre, it win bsecn, ta no appeal to patriotism,
or to the dictate al the judgment in regard to the
poncy oi uie country, out lu tn "duty of Catlio-
lina 'I I flln. V . I ' .
',J-' """""' s.j mm may una umreter-
reit'jf eoivcoKw rutta righu. "
These orders having goo forth fMm hiirh nuar.
(era in Roman Catholic authority, (it u well
knowu what M.I staca such authority exercises
over th mas of ties Catholic in tii tnited
State) il was, of eour, tpected, at it reallv
occurred, that that Tula would h aat for Gn.
l'leicu. And wat it allocetbarwithout a.u,.i.l.
eiaiioti f la it any wnndur, thsn. thai wa arati,a
important mart ut P. Mi General, and a h,a .J
olbces within tbe sift of the edniinlairath.a la
the hand af lUnuaa Catholic alias; tl,u bid-
uing t . a
But wa must eivt ous mora aviraat rw
I" of that pamuhlel is a certificate dated '...
nsM, a. m. uea.-i iero s, horn,) August lith,
lHi," and by iO "Catholi aitium uf l'una,,j
auuug amoiig other thing, that tb "Uatholiat
of N. 11., and of oil Arts Asuoai" sntarUia"iha
highest teaiaw bar Goa. Pierc aa a vai.ieuM.if
tud a man." To tlii eartinoat il appended tb
following aigniticaut docuusnt t
"1, Uie uudsrsignetl, i'ufAufic luetor oi W..a.
twnarabd Cost., A'. 11 r cartify thai th abuv
a'gnu gsmiemca ar cilisan ol Uonciird, and
It sow theia to b of good .landing end Cathuttee;
tud moreover, lutleounrur with tbsaaae,a.w..
txratasta to thsir statement offaete relaUt to
mi cwwras oj wn, t terve.
Signed) WILLIAM McDONALB,
. . . t'otAWi J-ustor,
1 be pamtihlet theu add."thstdimaaai a.k.
foritoell." Truly it do. Aad w wWbaus
raodar Bwild ny auut aueutiou to that 'speak-
1 t!ir Ba (viuene af all that ha been char
ged at to tb eoanantum of Got, Pierc' ktion
wttb-vha Cltholic Vote I 1. t,r no evidenee of
B "bargniu, " in tba foe ofth nanmbl.i alli,,la.i
hs iu eirrulalioa, Uie wholes I appointment ef
It bi.ui Catholics to important effioss inc UV2
hi dawlaralioB of th Pops Nutieia, betide
other ev vd.uos which bale beta adduced f Be
liv it who may action spsak loader titan
irutdt. Piofeaaiuu ai aothing when our acta
cuuirauict itivm. jfatsruaa Adiotate.
Fivet the &Uk-eUlt Democrat
DEATH OF MAYOR W00DIS.
A mora mslincboly dnty hat rarely fallen to
nur bit than that which w prfurm Ibis morulas
i. wHwMiiciug vue uewui oi liuoier ft uodl, r.sq
Mayor of Norf.dk. Our aeousinttme with b..
was ueilbor a lengthy Bor aa iuliinat una, but it
wa hmg enouch l occasion oar aimer sorrow
Ihal It aaa so brief and limited. High, touad.
obit elc-oa and Inlrlligcnt, h wat likt lb charm
uf tii domwtic heurth, tbe social rircl and lb
mixed assemble, Btui li Barer had a tot who
omitv did not do hnu honor.
Twicaealled by tliakiud rartialitvofbiaf.il.
eitiaena tofhe hi;bst municipal offi',- within her
gut, B tarrtM lulu public III sll Uwsa qualities
which a adorned bi private rharacter. and ttie
nergv and fideliir wrtb which ha diacbsrged bia
imiii.m ahsmril th tonga of malic into silence
aad left lu friendship Bo regret but that words
should be au pu.ar a vehicle of prai. Sine th
"'merit that th paiiient firat vi.ited th city
nf Norfolk be haa walked li. aniaiag round of
hi re.pajail.ls and dangamna duty with eour
ag and tasl whUih knew Beiihsr tear nur l.vligu.
IV reasmiatiaoc could aaili lira fiom lb taak
to wbn.li he had deeoted bimaelf. Ha o(f.r.. bia
life willing a teniae if l'r.,,,,1, ,h all see
lit cavil hint, Wherever lb ps-uleoc ra-sl
" fiereely, and maw shrsuk most In terror
front lis ai proach, W omiie Wat ea Uullng
bravely iui., it, and throwing asunooriug arm
srousl lie Irvmbhng iicliaaa. Alter week ef
bsroi.stsrliiHi.hs fell at laat oa Tbsrsday aven
tog. aftor a dsy, wa ra told, nf anparall.ied f.
tort, aod wa carried to the hospital. Brokaa
down with iia aad waldiing. hUarxhamt d
fininaautik t.i..v uuitor lb torrtbt xourg-,
and Suio sv-bi ,r- i g d.pit th prysr sad
b,h,ira gi iuv ol a strltktn p'pl, hi died.
Ilia hate It in irrttwrab! calamity th hastiest
blow that ha Ufallso th ad sil t.tiaa. l, w
havaty Ibea to bit poor wifa and liasr II tie ehil
dreu. lie tbs widow's kueband and llitorpl sua'
faiher. a'ln.Bl la tliasa, f there ae.r was
drt.. a leer war the grav or Butler uui
ll.tullasl.r Woodit! . 1
AMERICA '.N.KXrRi.V -Thrs
tnieneaa rar lsvsl,sa prsMated
ho I'sris lui.arwai ElhiUtiawit Maowv .
M 'i orwl. k's, Bad Wrmbt a.
Tint I sua torieap. eleat ,f list Ntw Tork
T .1 wi writ, t
"A g'ai tnal fi Reaping Maihiata has laat
l.ten I ,a.a,ish.cli i U ibraa Aaasruw n mael, . a rs
S.aa.H aie4 sl-.la ao lor 'nrfaaad ail tbs Li.gliati
and I ren.h a.. I n i t tm ll.t gr...,d tbal tb.re
was Bu s-ost af a i'.S'oi ler w stviit maah la
tere.!, tt.iv la,a tb tl.rre Assart sa
macbinee, lifim.ik swr.i.d 4 lb toawars of
lb alar , and b.a eril tl. ks.i s waaabsaawd
ts-aM tosvllj to all pwna of lbs kaid wsr.f ha j
appears.! with bia asau-bm. ll.t I rm.a Nafm. I
ha a baa urdcad aaxHhar (pia g4 Teeeday Ball j
al lav Trsppet, lu thia all lbs jMryoara, tbe
CSMi.ei...srt, and .1 sr i to.f iha aahii iio,
ar mixed, a,,. I a h.. H ai I bs tbs trovl oa wl
tlx Jury abl d'-.u. .Mi. a. I,
the waalfKy
tormart ftoiaa.1 -rla ut !l s e.-ui.n
. 1. . ,i .
Jtrt..g
b. la raat ,a l.la, la Iheaa than aaa a, . .(
ad a llilbcanv w!iasr w.. .,j
m lht lnbrtu
Al thia
a. ai.d
. j I lit.,
m'airi,t laia.ra aie la da
Iber Bsvaf aa a a.. t,.
Httrd-ixi cL..a-i...
iUvrVii ('out .-r it
muni.-nica tba f..
HiWruatJuti J'rttii t.
Cd. hmiicv ami hi. lartv:
- We K vru ri,:.t tbe t.Vnet srol bia partv ate
in Sn smrit. m-A I, ml I wo joned l.v r..ii-i.,ra-b
e iei.if .rcvm. ina. T:- w( nairtJ aa , i .
wi ll-d -r.id l-r.t;.. OM. mi. iu a.1, f..
! tb ug they rewivc. ai.d m t-,, ie-.ct e ii lu. I
J inn ihentMl ea ia t e ti,it .,t.l riv mni'n r- br
J wlin h courae tbty bate mu. far titoed h i- ..it
ft ol llie fa.-iie ill mi1 fi ffrr - 1 i-- c :VT
: l .1. Kintiev iu,..e iiimvii,-. ii,i t. . ,,.i.r..
-n, to ciiter e nh h ; .n-inn n.t authoritira
of Nicitr.igua.nr.d pnuaibky to t!. r ll.en. Li, .Mi
lieus in tNv-se a vv.,r ii..old Went , v,t I..-. .,
that e untrv nn.i i.Vu Licit, nluch ir nl r, i,t
anthi avte,!.'
Tia Kinney partf lnril eady pternn.l ami
plah'al enuaiderabie tr. in. i. mid' ail I. .m l- were
al work siavm :it lumber. i..', Soureivt tt.oi.ir. and
som at building.
Ilttaanl that Col. Kiunev exia?ct. e.io.i.i.'r
hl aeeessiona to bit party by enrlv arrival, (.out
th United State.
JihotKt or vn I'rariUM ii. A writer in
Saturday' National Intelligenwr ani:j,-ia an
expedient ir staying Ihs mvnie. ftbe Ylb,w
rever, ny the reiuo.sl of the whole pmubiti,, ,.f"
V.n.I.ll.,.J U.. I. . oil i- . . .. .
. iniiuuKi au vm i oiih I. nil tne
Kip-Kapa, That remwal (he av) run be el
toctcd inctitdav, I'n-vitions ot all ko,l ..
bily conveyed to tlioxe pbu c. In a healthy
lwality, such as either of them, the I'm er will not
diffuse itselt The sick mn? die. mid the tsintej
m.iy l.eciime sick but the benlibv will reiie, s
If tliey remain in the infected lbsi'iitt, t o aUtt
meniofth pestilence can bu Xiecte.l t !l frotl
nearly two months off. In thin afmal, what ?
misery, what wo, what iK-rcnv uient ln:iv we Ht .
witoeasf ProuintiiiidileCiiiiieBuiiuii is nivoknii
TlIK BoVNtV 1Vtl -ti t. Tbe t'blbi.bb.t,:,!
Inquirer, in speaking of this act say 1 1
No more bountiful act wa ever blaseil I'ui tlua
0.10 al th laat Mwsion of Cimgrpmi, giving hind
to those we served in mir vnrioua vims, or to tint .
wiilowtoftuchasare dend. Alicady upwanla I
of twenty tliouaiuil warrants Imveliecn laMml, '
exceeding in vain fvown'tW or ,JW, M..t
of these warrant lave I mi f,n to dceirpid old '
men, "and ii.Brui old w. nn ii, in every town,
ship, ward ami diatrlol throii ;liont the whola 1
anion. Too in.in tbank rai.in.tl awarded Mi '
th chief actors who took aiit si a lively inlvrrat
obtaiiiing tf. ia nmcniliceiit irraut of i.ul.lio
dumttiu from the naliou.
l'. Ix.vtn Pitwi os Ausirvvi. T!!
annexed parsgraph f-mn ti.n pen of that tl
gttiahed Methodist divine. Dr. I.. Pier. e. I
of tb Bishop, shows clearly hit viesa aa
priuoiplea of the Amenenn party.. I
comment is unnecessary. 'We o pt t'
I rum the aioiitgouiery (Ala.) Times I
iiot t
"Her Dr. L. Picn nf finorsrin. h.is wi,
letter to tii eilitor of Ilia S.uthernll
which, h notice th Know Nothing party, i i,a ,
Doctor aayst 'I am proud nf my country, and 1
am by a sort of mural instinct, a native .meri.inj .
I have always believed that we had opened tba '
door of immigration tin wido.iind wohld Im.l it
ljolutly necessary lochia up slitile, and !
sorry to see that to many nnpiwe i as an tail. -American
more. P, myself, 1 believe tbe lewd
of God i in Bf and that the principle, will pre.
tail . r 1 1
A An Siuii.r.. A l: vim an
Cath.
l'i
tunic time since, lu (Icrm inv
pulpit took walnut into ii. "
gallon that theehell v..n t..
tliat wa 1'itliiu a Chun b
emit, disagreeable snd vv!,r ,
Lutheran church. He then ,
!J .!
th holy Roman Apoatlic cii,
ll and found it rotten.
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ARRIVAL OK TUB DANIEL WEBSTER
A'xw Ton.' Auifitsl 27. Tba D iiiLd W..1..... ,
from Sob Juan, li.i lust arrive.), b, iiieinir .
paasencers nod uuwaid isT ITtKUii ! in n.
priuciiHilly coiiaigiwd lu Walls, Fargi.i t.i...
OtWt Ncahguii aV iSpau, HJXA) ; Drexel 4. t.u.(
V0,VIUVI,
Tht Daniel We' oiler reports tl.at a lorrdic fiur-
ncane vi-ucj tb Muqniiu coaet on tin pixht of
His 1-lib met, cauaing a lutul lots of tb linii,i
sloop ul-war, Wolveriu. un t ... inland uf S'. An.
drew'. Her cutter reached m .( . m ( Mult
With daspalche fur ill sleaui-inj, i ! :.. r .,r
thon of Uicdisaaler.
Otrt'tn, Vitt-Avoiuta fnin.iv.
tiq.lirrr of v&b rnsr, u i tb call ..I ,
Tl..
poii.iein, aiaiingiuat ri .unioT i rt miI. . u..c .,
of'.ij in Wood ,iuniv.nsaurrr tii.it tb.ii
j irity rxcecded H), Ins referred to and
tb ntticial vol, and f u It itacorre.i. n lent i
Fl"Oruy' majority wsa V'.-l. 1 In .
Wife's m-iioril fr,,ra 111 lu til 1)1. i
f" r-sssiWy tbr bi oui other n.i.-i ,i
goolmany tods lei said to be n. . v I , .
-Bi net lll,ti"t rvit ri"v. 1 bae i I .. I
b tier go In the. .,..o I .inj count
elves, liokmunU li
f ALL fcTOCi:, IV, I..
eooto, mwif:, tui j jj.s, c wn.nsi
hiu;j.x,tic.
UgJIBT POhTKh wwld ra.a.eif,l'. a ....
I ha eal.lie, ISal l haa reouura ti rh. .
ana a large tad tarto atevk al leen, ..I.,
eaiaraalag sverjr eaaanluiua al Ul.", 1...
Cblidrva aud hatvaat avar, aaa SHuS l
al. n rd trraaa, and warraaia.
LAIiit.S a ill tad asa..n( kia .nl I
ealarai'tllallaraasa hall 1, a.ir. 1. J. , , , i
battle, niipaava, I,, Ut ll.. ; aa.l i
flly si JliMas Uanara, lluwla.a, and Si..(r-. i.
eilt a f -1 a.., I ta.n I mt e:.!lr.a aat u '.m. .
site Miflieail.,! .
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. buaia, o.il.ri al aU kio.u, tl...iah r ....
aaa it a-sa era urn kaa4 tbal are jii.t lii li, , K ,
Sevan saanata, laraa is bi.rl afUwi, aal I. r . .j
toag lastiae.
sVu t'Aaa Ytit TrrX lb.,taa4 V'U'.luv. I
per 1 raat I, VailM.f, t'art ba., - a. ,,
bsa.a, ara, IS grrai lari.ly.
,fC' loeaktul lut lit, ,. g.'ai,M i,'T , , P
r-i-avrr, ba rc. c tli.il, a.la s e .-. ..
publalfavar. sa ba la ,i.iia k.S u I , (,,
t saaualtUoa tlk Is to r" '
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tvB t..al tv s s.iif at il.a .N .wi. ( 4... , i
A.f 1M1 na.rtWf to aaata la s b i .
la i IS i- al r, .. s
toe hf aiail, fraa Sf tlar.
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EDWIN C. CLARK:
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