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STAR-WEDNESDAY MORNING, 31 A tt C II' 5, 18GG
t in
j
IW.idat- was theWMianniveiwrofthe lUt !
tic .rf M-ori Creek Hiklx. snd the trst t it i .
rei. .ration.
A (vet suicd that it will aut be
!
th lat.
TLe n reeut btUire orer Moor' Creek, attinda
uji.a the very aame apot where th old bridge,
fiwa hicb.the bntlle take it name, ennaod the
t rcrk aiul Ktxiitmi mile fmut W ihiiinpoil,
on the direct road to t atettetilleaat of the t ape
i',9mttht 11 Immyloa Juura tt iff V6. SS.
Tli Mart's I reel, 4 slcbrstkat.
tear. Sne of Jhe original fonnJation timber tmM,,u., where Xea kerk1! rlridjr now i..
.d-the old bridge are yet tu beaeen. The Ainer. The nejt aUnd tube m.le waa at M.we a Creek
Mnn entrenchment can rery eaaily be traced, the j W,i ,, ,,r, A,llt .,) jllingti arrived on the
pubtw raol runnmg nearly through th eet.triT j 2u(,j- Feb., and took up their rtround. That
their pinion. Th .tre.iin ta deep but " CiiinS Caawell arrive! ats but yiel.W the
not mur- than f.y to lilty feet wide, with a n ; v, jiu,llfl, h Mr. A.f eontcod.
and f ill of the tide, of ite.irly Wire feet. 1 li , wfc (Ue f ji,,,,, i-. altHiKb the
wtie run. nine over mue r.iruierp. (
Ju-t alone the bridifetiie strcamtakesa suddca
tnd ami run ua!lcl with (h road, whi.li for
ola.ul half lUe distance front the arotatiog tii tlie
Aateri. position, i a mirt uf caurewey cncloecil
by tin i.id. There is then a atcen wm tu
the elevate I ground, upon tree crest of which the
B.st hue f iiiu-onchau-uts was llr.m(ii up. i he
place where the American field lla.-e m plant
el was a I)-ml ..lie hundred ami hfly yard from
th bruise, completely e-uamviiliu" it, the ruie
way tlinmsli the "swamp and the t-eiit to the
higher j-rounl, ami, in some measure, the turn of
the na J on the far or more westerly sidu. 1 1 wa
lure that the men of l lUlr uti'li r t'aswcll, the
WiliniugtaMt Minute Mcu under MNiugtmi, aud
the New Hanover YidiiitttMC Haugors under
Ashe, in all, ftoutc eij-htjiuiidreil nien.Uiok their
stand tuarrextthe advance of the Scutch lli,li
Tandors, iiml. r McDonald, McLcud ami Camp
bell. Th Highland fi.rce is differently estimated
from eighteen hunilred la tlinf thousand. Per
haps two thousand would l alsait tli mark.-
The greater Twirtioh iiftlw pla'iking of theliridga
bad Iweo b;ii:ily riil nB and eaat inUi the
atreain, a-f aa to Inerciino tlie diffiniltj of panning.
I would aeem tliat Mulod, win waa the reul
U-utef of the llilil ii'l f ix, ilctred tu cro
higher up ao aa W etaUr (Ik Auierieina. huw
he found in o atnm and witll tolected a poii-
tion; Init tlie arot!k w.M rimrineiitiniiy lull and
unf.ir.lnl.h'. At the head of hi mr i ho.nia.le the
nih airAMntlie imjw, waii.t hi ciarmore.nnd
tlie rl miuieii rtuhr J.willi Iliplilund iiiiruoeity,
after hiiiK A lit t of time tnirt Irota kiAmer
lean liuiu. and liuniluT nf the adranciiir fe f'tll
and fimiid a watery gme. Ail! Mcl?l malted.
n,.i!liiig iim hii linn twice befell and twice
he nme, and mill hi cry mm tnermievn. A
tumi, now worn lcvi with the road, ia pointed
lint an iinrliinj llip ) dt where he fell to rie no
More. It U about tbi. d the war from the bridge
to the Anierienn linea. Willi hit fall the efi'urta
of the a-aihiiteihJ. fhrT Urike and eat
tcred. Tne bail'.e waa won. I'lie Highland rcg
ioiciit" rente I In t-iit an an oriniied t'ti-e.
The deeply laid aclinnv of the llri(i!i Cabinet
for the entlirahuent of Nortli t'uroliri wure rie
fKi'exl. far the firnt timi In the revolution, tie
torv, ler undoubted and coiupleh) iwri he I UMn
the American hnn.iern. and the27lh"f r'abruary
bec;uc the anuiveriry of the dar U'-in bicli
wi uhuiiicl t iu liril triunt'ih id the llerolu
' thm. .
Itut nno in in f.;il ntHiii (lie American aide,
Tirut. J illii in.lv of l'u;ilin. Wker be wa
liuried 41-unn to bu a matter of eoukistura. It i
tolii'tod that lit wiw-brouKht tn Wiliiiinjston fir
tu tt-riiK'nt. although onie ruppoai' be waa l uriiHl
iiion the Mil, and. iudi-ed, ait cft' .rt waa tu idr
. ji'!i r lay to tind the pi le, but without aucvea'.
Ho in my men frit on tlie aid of the eneiin
it i diHii'iilt to any. Their loisa nnut h no b e.i
conaiiicrnhle: but the weiffht of the blow theT
received eau be best eatiliiatod by a rvferenr to
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K.. ',n,t,ivM. l Wt'i iiaiKmiii M" I'iil
matter which totally broko up nirco uf two
tnuuaiiKi in, urate and vll atipuutwl
All yeatetdny foii'iioun, tha variom -rmwlr
leadinK tu th ground were alive with partim on
their way. Now a Ions train of earriuzee and
and binriea, then a rroup of boneinen, then a
UuKinna erowd in a wnj in. and nearer aiUI
.iinioaim iuut. 1 h.ilf MM elmen o'vlork, it
nprearcd aa tbuuitb tha greater part of Xew
II miner county waa proient. A' little before
twelve the liriiiz of aomn ;uii aimuuiicod tie
arrititl of the buite fruni Wilmington, and be-
iw i twelve and one a trior the military won
iiiniiv, with lb uiunie. wiarvlnd tan front the
t in I'iii;, m iking a tieantiful li lay and tuldir (
biurh to the intcrcat of tha occaaioH. For about
an hour the rk.v woa ovrrmat and I part of the
tiuiu a tH-rtiy hri-k ruin Ml, and it waa f mi red
Hint threkir.ition W'.uld M broken up, but a
lit f In after one the rky ilrared up, theaun rauir
rHitanrwnnd pb-aaiiut and the day eoutinuud
firiht and iWaiitHwl itat !,
Vterat military etolution were txernlrd h
!ie caiifuMia in etcellent atjU", I'api. Kidclil)''
Juni ire not bring behind their gruau up bretll
rcn in A. ma.
Th ienkei'a atiUnl waa ercctrd, we ladiev.
pretty ntarlv mi the ol v. Imie the field u'me
I'l.iiitwl eility year ao. In frunl Dualad a
!-uufnl AmeriivMi n and aeaia, haalily
irwnel, were ranged around fur th acuouiaw
d.iti-ai of (lie ladina,
Thoa, II. William. Kq., announced ttiennler
cf nrniaca to I an Introductory and I'rajor by
the Uov. Mr, Tile an Addrnaa fnaa Mr. Alie
.Mu-ii nn ad Ire fnun Mr. Iavia liinner
and after dinner an l.liert from Mr. Hank, of
Y lyetteulli!, llunordor wna e I r ln I y di'vulnd
d on in tlie r i f Mr, fl iuLa, who alo (ihiIm
hcture dioiior, (
The tenerahle "IVirNin Tale," u wall known
and . well la doted by iwaiil ammig wboaa h
baa miiillrred for oter ball a wninry, uel
wuh a few improxeire inlralurtory rruurk, and
w ia j-iinnl by iliat larre aaaruiblHgr in frnrnl
I hmI to the T'iroiieof lirace, int..kir(t the pro
l-. hnjf care of irioe Profidenee to watch rar
and roird the I nitad Nntee and III Mitral
N.i i- in the rmur at in tha i4-t.
.- find that it la -tjiitally out of i.ur pnw ar tu
do iii'iif to ih a Idreiav dnlneml on the oe-
ra-tou, su.1 on slt-Ui,l to make ant hing Ik a
reiwt coo). I oi.ly reanll in mjuaiu In the era-
t ,ra, win, ll aiMiII esien l to undue d aiensinne
o nriivlc whiih has siren. ly exeedd lb limit
ttl. in it In, U ilc. ii e l i couwi iL We can
only hint at a fes puint.
Mr A -I ' st.ok of lb nines tsf lias men nf
thia ; i.rinl ii al least a. kn.m lrl. mi tb debt '
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l.uvoiouou. .N. nli Carolina had bera Lailward
i. ulon- man. u-tai loot uf thia character, bulb
tin-lei (hat a ne day In Hue reapsot bad daaa-e-l
oi-.n tin -1 ooi.iv and ui-., Hi Stateat large.
I iil,ev i ite had Lriilit fnrwanl more promi
t n'lv tb d.-.' l of tlx r rev. lunoiiarv an. eators,
nlnle N.ajtb -o!iti ht i teea reuu-", and ihue
th. biatovtait bid n a .tone juath-e teil.epatl she
had token. 'I ue .Mik in the ho'hiw uf wtneb Hie
I hartve 4 tin
ie-,.rv it lr.
1,1. v ift .Hineeliviii was hid to
bciot laksu awsv l.t altrvaaUkl
kinj.aae pr.-wne. ,iih ear ami rear-set snuff
t'.tea and tuf-r metnrot.ara were made fioss it,
II in u oi l 11,1.1 cwtrr M"re s ( se, k bad bem
in l ottiwii.-ut efT Inch nf lnolr WiMtld I
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.IS.e.il'. rvr l. It lato.ie.hvl Hi men of
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.1 -lot avii-b th e k!r rj,4
-r-raiiiud which thrv wd to tliaateej vsf lb"1" ''ii-h. cn.t.triis jiei a
.V.irth Car-din, tie. Jaeaes' Mitore. an ex-
ceding - ty able officer, determined to frustrate
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:iT C. Z ZZ.it I
' ' .1,. Vea sol f the i
Pear. McDonald nJ Mebead marched
down on their way tn form a jurat-tits, with the
rrorqn (o meet them here, bat finding Moore in
t bear way, tfirT crossed nvertothe east rile.
M'sireorileted Cola. LitHitfrton. Caswell, Ashe,
il l we think. Knin, tu dispute with Uiem tit
-fUumt .j ill,,,., ip; (When.'. Kerrt. ThM
Winmital l.mirrea milT niention M..re aa
Caawell m th reaolutiou ot tiiaiina, uu.ier me
impreaion, no d.uhl that Caawell waa the upe-
rior and eoininnnuing othcer.
Itu t c iut Ucre ap'p, fir.jwant of time and
pace, ami conclude to inorruw, with brief noti
ce of the remark of Meaara. Ihttia and llanki,
which were eloqucr t' id iinpmaire. The aa
emblnsa waa very ltr. coiiaiderin the ahort
nentof'thenotUe. . U e would not I far from the
truth, one way or the other, in placing it in the
neijihborhood'of lificen hundred, and a mine
pi!ti.ble body of peop'e eould not (at gathered
together anywhere. Not a thing occurred to
mar thej'.ha urof theoccaMnil. We did not bear
an angry word the whole day, nor aea a ain-fle
individual uibler the influenoe of liiuor. The
affair could not have gone off better.
Promti 11 llmiwtuH Juh,m:U Frb. 20a IH.ifi.
The brittle of M"or' Cn-ck freed the patriot
uf North Carolina fnun the impending and por-
tejfl-Hia danger hanging over them at home, and
left tbeia at liberty to join in the general atruggl
ot the eoionica, and her eon were lounu in Mi
rankanf the American army, doing good and
hou.irab:e aorriee tu every aect ton of the coun
try. "
'Much uf (lie iulereat of Mr. Aahe'a remarks
aroae from the fact thtt be wna O 'ltnii int ol
many of the facta by direct tradition Iroin tlnwe
who knew, and who took part in the atirring
erentaof the revolution.
Mr. I lu via anoke uf the earlr mnnifeabttion of
the tuirit of lliirt in North Carolina if the
differeueea lietween the provincial aaaemblie and
the ll'iyitliioveriror, .Martin ad Hie gnevaneeaot
which ill hipreae-rrhmtee-ot tiie people eont
pluinc I, of the large amount of money collected
to rudeein the ra, er eurreiicr. Mix lour tlmua-
and pound more than waa required for that
purpae il the reluaal uf tlie tiotantor to aano
tion an not appropriating lhi uiimcy for tint pur
poac el tli C-.l iny. Again, uf the diffiulty in
regard to the Attachment Law, by which the
projierty of inHt-rvaidont debtor eould be attach-
ed by proceaa nf Inw in ISorih Carolina. Uov.
Martin refuaed hi aaant to thia, o that reai-
ilent of kngland, holding pmitierty hero, would
actually have to lie aoed in the Hriliah t:..nri in
certain earn. Again, there wua a (I UkuIiv
alaait tha Kaithern laaindarv.
Mr. Iavia allmlod in eloquent termaei lb
land taken lit the aaaenibly and by th reinven
tion called by the people wnhout the aim-lion of
tne ll'ivnl aoihontv. to the driving ntf of JUr
tin who waa forced tn take refuge on board a aliip
of war. . Tu the deatruutioa of tlie tainix which
he aaid eicueded tire doing nf the Unatuti Tea-
I'artv, aa fcir aa 6 le event eould extteed another.
Toe men uf Uiaitou' w nt at iiighl, and in dia-
guiae, 1 1 prevent r; ignition. The men i f Cape
I ear, led by John Aslie, went openly, in bnmd
day light wiUioul di'giiiae, and they were men
well-known, lleeiluoneu Uoruaiaut tu ah.
that ascciiitin had eiwtcd here againt tated
tea long before the lloaton movemmil. lie coin
cided with Mi. Aihc In aaaigning to Lillington
th poaition of the actual eomniaiuler, and tbei
fore of tlie hero of tli day at Moor' (. reok. lie
ihibiteil a ami 1 1 ailver oreaeent worn, nn theoo
rviow by l.illiiigton nn tin) tiaor of hi eap,
bearing the initial of hia nnie and th word
"Ubrrtv or I'eiilh." The men uf old Meckleii-
burg amd Mr. iHtvia, aent forth the (rat Declara
tion of Independence, mi the anil nf New llano-
wrwaa won the l)rt tietorvnf the Ilevduthin.
We eauiud and do tn4 pr1tend tn give all the
poiuta touched aram by Mr. I'avia. and evea
Uio to which we hate alluded, art, khu of
them, we fear, li-cirreedv tted, for accmifi
tloM, unnn nm of tha mattera rtderred h,w are
not euKeiently poetcd to follow the speaker with
arettraev.
Mr. IluhV7i,r raff Hevllle, 6 wla.rn ta (tiaittw
aue much of the ercilil uf "nutting tin ball I
Motion," bv bia able comuiuincatii.ua in the Fat
tlev.lle Ohxortar, iuut addreaaed the aurnibled
neai.ta. II luid eluwiiig tribute to the feel
leg-, and the riiiciplr which act an led the wen
and the women if the revolution in Ninth Caro
lina; hut it i tn another bortiun nf bia remark
ti which we ilaogn mainly to relet ( le poaite a
ot the Buitli lligliainler,ult.umbrMUd and ll
neii:hlariiigeaiiiie. .
Th lan had mad their biat rally in 1743
llie laat cBort prompted hy that romantic dea
t) i with which theT had'adhered tn tha lion.
nf Hluart. They hail lieen broken, beaten. Brat
leri, at loiimleu. I lie Brat and grwaieat n i
bam 1'llt, utMMintly Karl of Chatham, wbna
alvoeacy l tlnteaaae of I be American evdoniea
eua never he forgotten, had taught hi antareign
how tia in over thAelana hy lemener to trana-
b r ihelr rl.iiiililrniii..n to Kit i tlii., aa the
lire.lt Chief of all th (lain. Thev had brenael-
Ihid in the centre uf the Mnaa, aiuinig a lia.i.le
from w Irian ihev ware cut off by Hie dirierckc of
mniiuige, of whoa mvemenia and feeling they
knew lililr, and with bin lliey eympaibiua)
earn lew. They were tmarting uu ler till-.-
memlaired deceit they wer grnifful for panli.a
I II recent They leartd liuit lb mnvemrnta
gainat the llnti-H r'tertimahl would only f
tuato in another t'olhaTn. Th Uriliah Cabinet
al home the ll'iii-h leader ia America were
aware of Una. It waa concerted that aoma uf
their old leader sbiaild gnaauig thrui with th
i H'-yal rnminiasMSH cme lu Iheva ia th garb ;
of nl.l tl.inl" stir the i.i up with the strains, if lb
IMin eh of their native Unit, and gather time Its
getl rr under the neme nf L.yaltt to their King
and Chief.aad embody them into la jal 11 "hland
regimevila. -
iMisId McIh.naM. ll. heal and nf the drteted
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"'r" " iiigniaauer. a u tail
ill?
ronnd them they aiarrl.rd tn anil wild
anollssr force to be sent . j .In tbeta on ihsh.w
r Cane F ar H.e Americaa f.rre arotert as
well, Lllingtoa and A-h met thtm al Moor'
Creek the result is knowa the deep-laid
arhemes of th Hritiah goiernmseit wee frustra
ted. Ou many a bail sasld sine, hi 1X12. and
in lies war won Heticn, the dssrenuVnis aT lbs
I ,co,r, " g''l bat Bobly lls-ed lb r-.
error iaf ih,ranes.iasland proved llust Ihe sssuo-
try h is a-i more devoted eiiiaens ibaa llsrv.
A Cossmiile wa aopamied toesak all soils
hi sirs., jemsnu fisr th erlehratiim of Hi 27th
Fsnnisrt l-o7, and ane ether histiaasa waa
j w;li It aml,l.g broke ap la Ihe
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WtjnixuTuji, Feb. i",
Scxtra. The Chair laid before the Sewate
aeieral Kiecuhve Communication among them
one froia the Secretary uf the Navy, in ana wer
to a reaolutiou calling fnr tit rewml r journal
nf prneeedinga of the Ul Naval H avrd. lie
trannuit a copy Tif the report of the Board, and
tale that it 'waa not accompanied with any
journal, record or other para: and further,
that theeuaa of th action of th Board ia th
aeveral caae were not made known to the Ie
partnjeut. Mr. M.illory, fnun the Committee on Naval i
affair, reported a bill to amend the act entitled
"An act to promote the eKciency of the Xm-y." j
Mr. M.m.n auhmitled a reaoluttnrv refumting
the I'reaident of the I'nited 9 ate, if not incom
patible with the public internet, to communicate
to ti e S'uate all the correepondence which ha
I iken plane between thia (internment and thai T
Orcat Itritain. in regard to the enliatuieiit of aul
dicra in the United Statea, toaerve in the Britiah
army, accompanied by auch evidence and docu
ment aa the I'reaident may deem proper, to show
the connection of the amenta or nfii-era of the
Brltiah (ioveriiiiicnt with thia violation of our
law and national right.
Mr. Maaon ani l that the alnteuieut of Lord
Clarendon in the Britiah Parliament in relation
to thia matter bad recently been received in the
Kngliah newvpapera, and onleaa the American
aide T th arguiiiont waa alao made known, the
eonilnuuity would be mialdl. It wa therelore
iui.irtant that all I lie correapondence ehould he
nt once made public.
Mr. Jume eipreaaed hi Concurrence in the
opinion advanced by the Senator from Virginia.
Mr. Ca not only heartily igreeir tfith every
word which bad fallen fn.m hi friend (rm Vir
ginia, but would go further than he bad gone.
lie hesitated not to aay that h never aaw a atate-
men! eu utterly coiitriiry to fact a that of Lord
Clarendon. Mr. Cas allowed, from the evidence
on I he trial of the Britiah agent for the violation
of our neutrality lawa, that the complicity nt the
Britiah (internment could not be denied.
Mr. Maaon, in reply to a n,utioii aked I.)
Mr. Yulee, aaid that if the British Uoterumenl
had offered tu eubmit theaettlement i.f the eon-
tmveray with biglnnd to th interpretation of
the Clayton Hulwer treaty, to the arbitration of
a friendly Hwer, he wa ignorant of the fact
having been communicated officially.
Mr. Crittenden thought that the Britiah Oor-
rmneiit had made uffiuint apology with re
gard to the en Raiment uueatinn.
Mr. Maaon thought not, and that the .Senator
b ul mailo a leap before be reached the etile.
Afler further delate, the reaoluiion uf Mr.
Mania waa agreed tu. "
The Senate reuioved the conaideration uf lb
apecial onlor, when Mr. Jonea, of Tennewee, re
plied to th ipeech of Mr. Wiloui, heretofnre
deUiere.l. He wa particularly aeveie nn the
aU'litioniata, and attributed all the tr.uhloa
Kana tu the morbid and unpatriotic oppoaitiun
lu wbat gentlemen are pleaaed to call the eiteu-
eioa uf alnvery. TliarwnuteHMljourned.
II . ia or KcrataixTtritta. On motion of
Mr. Tfioriugt ,n, lb Comaiitte uu Military Af
fair wa inatiucted to inquire into the eipedi-'
nry and pjroprieiy uf ealabliabiug a Military I
Academy and Pehool of l'niciue, m the t alley of !
the Mieaiulppi,
Mr. 0. r aakI leave tu offer a reaulution that
th Committee oa Natal Affair be inatructed to
Ultiutrt illlo th UpeJiency of illiniediatcly con :j
trucliug fifteen war teamera, not eieecding
iiteeu hundred ton burden each, and that they
report by biH or other wiae. No cjuorum tutd,
and the Uotuat adjourned.
WssaiMuTun, Feb. 2u.
Scmstb. Mr. Hunter, Inau the Cumtaittee oa :
Fiuance, retained a bill making appropriations ,
for th paymeul of invalid and other peueiots ol '
Uie tailed Statea, for the year udiiig Juu 0,
loo7, and for other purposes ; and g autic
a ovuld ak th Saat t pruaeed to it eua'
idaratioa at one o'clock to morrow.
Mr. MaMory, from the C'omaiilt at, Natal
Affairs, reported a bill to authorise in const me
Hub of lea steam alouiis, and gate aotiee that be
V, . ...
Itoald ak kir It eouaiJeratioa on M,.iilut a ait.
.. i,.. , , ... . , , i,
Tbe mil relatirg to ptlotog. and th bill au-
ti:.;.. .k. k. . j.l. ....
J J vaaatv
aame. of tesU ia cerwia eaaea, .... ukea
ap aud l. .
Mr. Hell, of Tannesssa, addrsasod tb Senate
f""1 ' -
rrva, wbal ha had bee. able to W.r,s be x-
pisaaait vssv wpinrrn taw su vuppmaa any eerasss
unlrevaray wa likely la grow out of Hm British
alislmtnl sjuaalii.a, aa so suppose thai ...
Mas and reasoa bad taken their departure fium
these watt bat the atanageeseat uf publi affair
ia both Isnda. He wueld, however, be baad a
lie aid. uf hi country, right or wrung, hi dsi
event uf war. tl thought be aaw ia lb ma
ge tsf lb treaty itself, that it wee ass) expee-
led Gems! Hnlai. -uuld withdrew .UoJut.l. ..J
aaqaal.fiwdly frvisa tb Manila prottonM. 1 rvw.,.d.e. relating to the .llegml
K4 wa But required ta abend-a that pretoria- ? ut Ur-
rata, while al tb ram tim ever, preeaaliw. i Un"tm '"',t "' CUy-
bad beea taken by th Americaa neg.iti.t.,r thai 1 " " ,nm'J-
ibe main, substantial ntcset ebuald U aUamed. I Tha ducttmswl aprwe kvthsr frosa Mr
f preteatiag be from cteraisieg aay domiai. ! naB le Mr. Marey. aayiag. la sffssv, thai
tbeta, aasWr aay forea wt pretoai waaMter. j torly had soars raaimtsa a itb Ltd CUrendua
11 would a-4 deBy Htat (Jraal UrttMa Might ' ,M "'j-". IbM a direel pn.piioa,
new U disposed to atail brr-eU id thai lutbeat-'. ' smd besej toed to blast ia Net, aotk
aasa) our (airt, ia inter to deleat eouraly u , g bd btssa anrgaaased by bis hardship whk h
maia tu.ta-1 uf the treaty Vat b did 4 Htiak 1 regarded, Tha dtasameats ftasuia
ll txpediesil at pvawi.l f. this guvarawani j l'U,""" ,r- Cramptoa,
atakaaay p thai atighi bving ua coal., md ' wbieb ttss laiier. oa ib27tb trsstaat. sssil tu Nr.
wiib Rngla.d asowe, UH ai.k brr aUies, isU , Marey. who tissassilM to la the IWaaia. It i
d.ag lb wbola of waatera Kar-p. j f Jb-w, aad dared Fore ga (XI. S .t, 10,
. U ts or lixratsiatstitta. Tha fodoaiag I '" I . -
geatlesaea wer aaauaaeed B Ik Cuaamtite mm I Air ; Mr. Buehasaa bating ia lb Sours uf
l lull tsf Mr. Istater, l th natre-.n. of . s.ert.a a lew day aga adsatwd ts th int
ra 1 1 road betwatmtU Aiisi.lissad Pss-ilU.weaHM i pres.i.aa thai would be arwetad la lb t'niied
t. W. Issater.wf Csl,ta-.ie J. II. Weoda.wib, sss by k Mts-aellWmsstl jfik( etral At.
af lih.ta t 0. A. ll.aa.kaa. af AUbaasa K Mod, !. I agaia Basared bias thai Eaglattd
af ObW, p. Aihv U w uwwawai X. Kidwsll, of to xiad b 'aeste r to sbuis
Virgiaiat i. II. w4l, al tUntocky A, X. M 7 torvstory ia thai pari af tb wstbi, aad I r
Cany, of New J si I. I, kvaas, .4" Tai,, K. toiadad bHa lbl a ! d'teeeM tsstwsa Ibi
U. Kssxta. af .N'tth CatUsaa, J. M. H a4si, tsf asilry and tb railed IMttdtondWlypa
Vstoet J. J.' 1-iaall.y. tsf Msssart aad d C. tb Intsvpvstal a ssf the trealj f l"Wi, 1 had
Kanks4, af rnfcyl'aaa. edfrtwd ts lb part sfbar MajeMy'a Uoteeamtntt,
Tha lpakr eaaaisiaiad a regwtil U ibe aa alai tk r la (I sH itralioa tsf third
Itmiibiuaiaa lMiiiiaa.aa lb part af tliellwaa, SMee, l-ot lhal be bad daaliassl lb affs. Her
Mesa.. M saah am. sd tmsst Warsssr. af Mslsaty' (vvestet, eaid, anwald et.ll tla.4
! I a aad Caglasa, af ladiaM. Mr Ms-
Isaaa U.i.a.-! th sr--.Hs.las sol.
Mr. CarapUn, af l..io, frua, lU Cveanaitis tsf
I ' r-. - . a s-..r, ..
and M , reporusd a to i ta p If aV-
.. , ( .,UlUaV. a LU lb Sao-
pott of th. Miliary Asadsaiy, pad toll msk.sg
a.-eaa.nmi foe D aavat.li af totwl.d d
iprrtiii lsj us) tt)i N lsti. sat
! I' e-i ana.
The Speaker avid befit the II ae, a eaeaaage
fro the r reai dent uf the Cnited States enclo
sing a communicate from the Secretary efWrf
aking tW aa appropriatnaa of three million of
dollar fir the aiaaufactare uf email arma, repair
of fortifies Uom, and aa iacrea of maoiiiona of
War.
The etihjeot uf reference waa diacuaed, bat a.H
determined; pending which
The Ilouae adjourned. "
WAaaiaoTox, Feb. 27,
Seajtev Mr. Weller, from the Military Com
mittee, reported a bill increasing lb efficiency
of the army ia accordance with the Prenident'e
recommendation.
Mr. Butler, from the Committee on Judiciary,
reported the Trumbull election caae, stating Ihat
the ubjet had been fully dtseuaaed, but that
there ie such a dlveraity of opinion a. to render
it proper that it ahould b referred to the Senate
and the ouniroittee discharged from tie further
consideration of the auhject. Thia wa agreed to.
Mr. t'ugh gate notice of a resolution declaring
that Trumbull waa not eiititledTu a seat.
" Mr. Crittenden gave notice of a resolution to
the npposite effect. .
The question was then made the order of the
day for next Monday.
r The l.ill in regard to the fortificatione-of Cali
fornia, Texas and floridawas discussed and re
committed to the Military Crmniitlec, with in
struction to report auch new work as may be
necessary. f
The bill i.f appropriati.ait for Uie psymeht of
invalid and other pensions was- passed. The
Senate thru adjourned.
Ili.t. Mr.J.'nmpbi'tl, of Ohio, from the Ways
and Mean Committee, reported the Indian ap
propriation bill.
Mr. lirow, fr.,m the Committee on Territories,
reported a bill-autlioriiiug -the people uf Oregon
to form a State government.
Mr. (Jrow reported a bill annulling the act of
the Legislature of Kansas which require certaii
oaths including one toauppori the fugitive slate
law by public officers in that territory.'
The President's message of yesterday was (lis
cus.e.1 and referred to the Military Committee.
The llnu-e then adjourned.
Wasiiimot.iv, Feb. 2H, 1K56.
Svnati Mr. Tiaimhs offered a resdutiiin,
which lies t.ici, ic'iucatilig t he Secretary of the
Naty to procure and lay before the Sennte the
charges and causes specifically set forth by the
late Natal B-mrd for the removal or disrating uf
certain naval officers, in order that the fnate
may judge whether their action w is in accor
dance with the law providing for increasing the
inefficiency ..fill Navy.
Mr. Weller, from the Committee on Milita.y
Affairs, reixirted a bill making appropriation fur
new f.irtiticatioiie.
A message -aa received from the President of
the I'tiited 8:alcs, ia reply to Hie resolution uf
thfrlenite, enclosing a large mass of documents
respecting the Biilish Enlistment ease.
Six thousand ccpies were ordered to be printed.
On motion ol Mr, Mason, a resolution waa
adopted culling upou the Picidetit of th I'nited
State to inform the Senate whether any offer tu
arbitrate our difference with firent Itritain had
been made l.y Her Majesty' tiorerumeiit, and
that all onrreapiindeiice in relation to the auhject
b communicated.
On a former occami he bad said that Do such
offer was made. The ll.ili-h lloverument,
through it organ, bad aaaerted licit it waa, and
not l'ag accepted l.v u, had lieen tenewed. It
due that ail Hie fa..i should go to Hie worUL
Air. Ilale addreaseil the Seuate on th sulnect
j of Kansas affair. He essayrd to show that th
President hail omitted bis eonatituiiona! duty lu
ant protecting the bona fide settlers in the excr-
eiae of Iheir right. Ther waa such slat uf
tilings thr a Would juaiify and demand hi,
intoference.
Mr, Tiaunb eipreaaed bis eolicurreiic ia Ui
policy ol Hie Presidenl relativ tu Kansas affair,
and believed him entitled to I be support uf every
f. wild of order ia th country.
Tb Senate adjourned till Monday.
Ilorag or HresTiTits. A large aamlsrr
of billa war rsirted free the several eommilr
., , , . ,
the one ht Mr. Flimnca, lastraeting the Cnm-
' ...
( atitte Nattit Affainrto inquire into Iheeipe-
.. , .. . .. . ,
dieoey of making ia.medi.to ptvaytssai fur .the
ml laa -
. . . wllk .,;!. ...i u,
ir..nb. lull
. ' . . ... . . ,
l the, h..l.. - th......rt.i;ni.m..ndpnW.
j t- fc l4 lh Wll to .uppl, da -
Icieaeiea ia appmprialhtae f. th year ending
June 13th, laM.
Without avaacludiag tha euljact, th Hmiao
.lj.irnd tilt M atdsy.
WasarauTuB, Feb. ISM.
istt,. A mtsaaag wa reivd (rum lb
Preatdewi of the I'nHtd Id alas, (s reply to a ree
mMJ' " mntasau. aa
by Ik.) osTs. and tbtesgbi il tttlt b lb faweal
i Bad awast amass hie ataaaiar sst arriviag at a set -
llssneal isf lb ,m1sb. Mr, aWtaaaa astd be
t
tr-ald BsV, k) iiwtr to bi
M iSsttrlH S. .,
to Mr Mscy."
Mr UwL aefate... ka
air. tssasssa. rrisrnag to a
a f ataast sssta-tasi, fcasefked I
Oaaemastwa, aad
aateat thia atalah
ksa b bad saad mm
af avrart one-law, rtesatkd that be -ll ketrt
consent Wsny arrangement that waa ineoaaisteat
with oar honor and which we had Dot aright le
demand. lie congratulated th Senate ne the
dawn of a more pacific policy, and trusted that
the peaee of lb two countries w.mld aot be di
turbed. On the enlittmont queatio h eaid to
eircuutatanc were uca aa to (hew that the I
British Goternaient may bat e..oscin taootly I
offered what tbey had regarded aa aa "hgy a ,
br.d and full a they thought it wa consistent
with their honor to make.
Mr. Pearea did aot concur ia the views of Mr.
Seward ; h waa not willing tluu gentleman'
tiew, hou:d go forth aa the deliberate opinion
. . .. . . ,
of tii Senate. Ha was aot aa adrucat of war.
and hoped we should maintain peace, tut he 1
thould never acknowledge that tlie enrrespon
'
deuce furnishes any satisfactory apology for
what England has done ia the enlistment ease.
Mr. Stuart said it turned imt, by aa inapectiuu
of the documents, that no preposition fia arbi
tration had aver been submitted by Lord Clar-
an.b.n M It. ...!..... .1..
....... . a I i
assertion of the former. Inasmuch as Oieat Brit-
. a-a . . i. i- . t ,
am did not mtend to lire opto the Claytim-Bulwer 1
r J - i
treaty, there waa an impression on his mind that
we xboold abrogate it.
Mr. Seward said he had i pressed j. opinion
that England', explanation ought to be consid
ered satisfactory.
Mr. Mason remarked that an apology ought to
be made by Ureal Britain, instead of adding
iiiault to injury. He, however, treated to the
good se tse of the people of the two countries.
In conclusion, he moved that ten thousand copies
of the above document, and the same number uf
those reluting to enlistments, be limited. This
wa agreed to and the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
The House nt Representative, was not in see.
i n to day.
jVoss fe AutrnoM Oriu.
J, laimjraltou an t.tut
To suite this questiou it i esseutial to ascer
tain first the relative proportiou ul crime aud
p iujjerisiu duetu the foreign aud native popula
tion, . - - -
1'ue census uf Irt.OO ahuw, that, duriug the
year ending June JO, I(50, the number ofpei
s.ioi who received "toe ueuetit of the public
fund uf Hie different States," waa lod,U72;ul
this number, there were 6,5J( of foreign birth .
and tii,4o4 uativa Americana. The total coaof
m lioieiiance was ,'Jj4,X0(i, averaging fl.'Jt)
per individual, making the tuul c.t ul lureigu
pU)rs l,."iOI,ttli i'he uumuer ul fure.gu
paiijier excaed lb uaiiv 2.104. From toese
sutistica we perceirejtiie number uf lore, go uu.t
uativc paupers, maintained at puplia exieue, is
about equal ; but it must be borne in uuud thai
Uie native pupu atiuu of the Coiled Stales lai
exceeds th foreign and to correctly ascenai .
toe comparative contribution to pauperism se
must compare the uauve aud lureigu popuiatioi,
Tutu :
Populaiiou, Paupers, Proportion
pauperism.
Native population, il.Ool.uo" 60,434 1 to al.
roreigu popuia'u. .-rO.aao W.jJo I to a.
One in every tuirty t0 I'oreigners is a pau
per , woereas, uut one in tnree UumlreU mm
sevemecu Auiencaus is a pauper, lorn it IjiIosj
that the proportion uf uatit aud foreign paupr"
lam u uu leu one native to leu loieigueia. .
far, then, as paupcrii-m la tu ue vousiUuieo, im
migration is au evil.
Ibe oen.ua ul Inoiashuw that Hi whole nuul
ucr ul pe.-soua eouviuted ot crime iu thetuited
Slate-, during the year ending dune M, l.vxi.
was 27,000, ul wuich U.tsjO were ot name. au.
I i4,UuU uf Wnua buut. - Tn h-rsuiu eaeveds tw
I name 1,000. shall compare iliea atanstic
i ot crim Willi the foreign native populaiiou aim
, thus determine the relative proportion ul loreigi,
aud native crime :
Pupulatiun. Criminals. ProHjrnuu
Aativ population 21,0ol,oo'J 13,000 1 lu l.blii
Furtigu (HipuuiUuB 2,24U,iAi 14,000, to U4
Out of every 164 foreigner i a onmiual, aud
but una iu every l.til'J Aiuencaus. Th propr
Hub ul aeuv aad lureigu erim, Uiu, is as I
ll una American lu tsa foreigner.
But 11 us lak another tit uf Una subjeet.
in doing su, w sliall agaia call aitentiou tu tb
aumbar of sriuituals who ware convicted by tne
CourU of the setsnsl b tales, iu IrOO. In Cut
bout, tli waul namber uf aisivwuuB wet feoO
and of b 343 wre aativ, aad dOi, fureiga
t " """"t uui BUBIW 6UIM.-ISX
wa. J Hi j and of mW 127 net aau.., aad Uj
t forvigoers. la Mam, th wbol aumher c-.n
Ticted, 744, sod .4 these 284 were uauve. and
'K-- IoMhu,u.u...uon,au.-
1 1JlSUt " " "
aatitea, and J,S4 foreigner, la Mut-uuri, titer
era god avictiou ; aad uf lbee 242 wer us
tivaa, and 860 tureigitwr. ' la New Vara. Um
buss bar ef euavietMtae era 107V ) aad f ia '
194 war aatit, aud 2l foreigner, la Vr
asont, Ui, auuiber suovtcted wa 7 j uf wuom d4
were aatitea, 4A foreigner.
Frosa ihe eutietica and (acts it I lar thai
lmmigralia ia aa vil, yet it la an etil wbiok
say beTsmiiiwi. Criminal aad psupsra eaa
W, by lb eaactmeal af striogewl, law, prvhibi
tod ft" landing apoa ear snores, and this ie
est of list ubjsct of tb America aartf.- To
M.ia, the adminietratsiia, Ibe Irish brigade. Sag
Xkbl, aad all pabli pmader. are oppuasal, mm
flj beasia ibaae paapere aad aeatieta, what ar
trans purtsd atthsw by th Caiwpeaa g.'srumesiia,
basso ae af tbsar eorreplmg and depressing iatisv
aeasr apua utty, are willing lastrusaarata iaT
f.u4 Witaery aad decepth.a, which Sag Nitdtl
baadrra, Irish captwn demagogues, party tout
aad pimp as to aaeuatplissi tfaetf masater aJ
aurrapt parptisssj. Amsruamam laea t sa essr.
ly a- hiissd, bat a Bsorel aad auesal aUtauMt wkkk
einks dtreelty at h ut4 J( iksss lent grv.a
t tat, aad lasat who of fasm aad deauaara' tbi,
fforl to BMvmt tbasa sine and rid lb a,aaatr at
list Wojliuog aad wobsving' sSurl uf IWgal
aapanasa aad arias, are lb at-stur aad pr.r
gatof af enma.
"atal turetga paupsviMB and arias are Baal fb
eety evils, best ehasaeaaiuf adiiMJ p srtar, wharB
pant at sever la, and rsnaot b directed ha erda
plwhatarl ef a J potittoal god, sUiply
a atsstit. wbwb iadtie at pnaatpi, at
ti osnapl asw, is aot tack aa lateautee woaid
stlay atatt ia. at spnag frua part aad b-aura
U pwrpv,
TV AtsOTvra parly ssaks la brsadt sVeaa aad
deatre; Iksa paw aad iaffiteaass, aad ike r-h
1 d'sssf-ftM, pwUw pWaeatssa, ami the astaera.
fldy srvas4 BaXtUiaat 4 lb Bsssta bash Ussy
am4. to b. i Id ibtaa.ilt ep at th samara uf
priaasrda, bssw, aad b a-siy. Rial aaask aa :
tsvaal af irs(tb i lb a. as Hv rVag Niekls, Mae
Pure adat.atstaats.aa. tha kirsin( ar-4. ( at.
"l i'.t I nab tMgaalo, ll.st aB bar soanl..!
thwart lb Americaa party, ana to uphold and
defend erinta, pauperism, and foreign political
power, hoping thereby to eontinoe to plunder
tha gotemaent aad to enjoy tu honors, offices,
and erooiaoieuia.
Tbr is no honesty ia any aaaa who will dare
Coaieud, thai sureigniaem ia aut aa etil he)
doe aot mean what h eaya i he i aeitber I
honest la word, purpose, motive, nor iuteutioo.
II ia either driven tu hold such ealimnt by I
pan machinery, or Inrtnu not tlie moral courage
to be honest. II i th tool of power or the I
fawning eapplicaot for executive favor. He i I
either some demagogue'a parasite, or a mere
,- t, , "T
political-l.aoger-ua, whose future political re
ward i to be estimatej bt th tenaci'.t with
which he cling, to that which etery bont mat,
I
would repudiate.
The Twealy-s.se a at CuieiaaatL
The anniversary uf Washiugtua' birth Mem
tu bat beo eommemorated at Cincinnati with
hi. ie than ordinary spirit and brilliaucy, There
aa aa imnienae military ana eitie processiou,
, , . ,. ... . ,. , ,
nd at night an illumination and display of lire
, Z. . . , . . ,, .
Works. Tha iicejiMliin lieoiiwtit r.ielh lha fllwin
patriotic letter from the veteran Soldier abuse
uame naa ueen pnunineut in cuouexioa with the I
m.li'ary hii.lc.rj uf theci.uutry for nearly half a
ceulury t
w VokK, Feb. 12, 1856.
"Dear Sir: I 8-ite always approached Cincin
nati with pleasure, and should hardly feel iny
elf aa American if I neglected to visit th valleys
uf th Ohio and Mississippi at least onoe iu five
years. It Js therebjr witli qo ordinary regret
that 1 find nivuilf . hlioed todlin. ih. h..n.,.nf
' - 7 I
being present at your celebration of the -.'J in
atnui a day which, I agree with Cincinnati,
ought to be consecrated uur second national an
niversury.
"The' generally inereasUg disposition to honor
the mem. .ry of the Father nf hit Country and that
uf his eoluboircrs is a happy augury in favor of
perstuatiug the union i f these sister States.
1'ait.v extremists, bordering on insanity, profli-
gi ate tu politics, ready for treason, might per
haps, by certain river and mountains or ether
dixai-tioua lines, break that glorious Union into
I acnrei.ts: but that our richest inheritance is. I
tnai.k liud. unt and indiviaible I mean the feme
if W aahtngtoii and Franklin. Adama andJef
feraoti, Xeeand Hancock, Sherman and Wythe,
Carroll and Livingston, Langdon and Kuiledswr
een and Wayne, Warren and Moultrie, with
ne famCofa legion of like spirits, who with,
Liiierty, gave us National ludeiaviidence, aNa-
ional (internment, aud a National History.
van ...or. u. ... American nut reauy tu up-
o-e a. lenth struggle against disruption, that Is,
..a loss of hi birthrik-ht in Hie deed, uflhuee
Heroes or worthies f or that doe out proudly
oast that their
'Language u motktr leaia.'
sad tbefr
'Orcst asiass coiapatriot with sty swa T
"Iliiiing that all narta uf the Co ion mat be
. . . i,i,
e,,reM!i..l at y .ur celet.raiio... and every ua-
tioiuil Keotiuieni neail, I am, my dear, sir, very
truly your.
"WlNrilLB SlUtt.
A S. .Sullivan, E-q."
W. H. MAIiMI,
Commiiii'on Merchant,
no. 18 soar a wateb sTtirr,
Hllmlugtwa, N. C.
-"y.pd.
AMBE0TTPK8
rpHE Mierithy of this pirturs ta, ll ta sera thruuich
1 ilia x'aaa, anS la mm rcrrros llkslhe Uansem-a
Ufa; sul.iLe.a Wewsut aut Uitbl, as iits fr.a frts
the ponaa wt tl.e .liver piste. It rstisut vat auatr. ana
la a.a aily ilefaeed ; tl it l at errmaa Ui water, air or
a-lii, sad will teal lor agesauiuiitrrl. tall at
I.,. UAVkNrt.
llalcigheeat brr, I2ik Isii. 17
AOESTS WAHTEDU
Kaka Hone when Ton Cut
'I 'UK isbaerisrs 4ssirs tn prusttrt lbs aadlri.led at
1 Isulnat of aa Axeatraevaa' L'eaatj of la bailed
si.lva. Lfl leal snst c.al,L aaaa atay Maka a. vers
Sollara tr ay. silhuai riak tar kasaktuusr af eay
kii. rail p rlisalsr, ef Ike satyr, ef ut kaalasaa
al l be cits, fcy aalreaaiag lbs salaasntor, aa ftar
waraisg UMi I'uat llttee Mauup ts prepay tslara poal-aa-
IJ ri'Hfct CO, PkOasWIphas, Pa.
BuoeeMorU E. L- Hardin'.
fpilK suilaiaifned, ska kaa tot Im aiaey ysart
I t klk tor ki. U llardia,, was sa Ik 1st day lat
Jasuasy. ISi. SHsialad A(eal d Ike "KaJ.,k
Hraa:B." ky Ike saaas sssa.farutrers wilk wkaaa Mr.
H. wsa siiuaseled wkils daaag kuataasa la tkustty. Tbe
was aiyleaaal rlaaasf LhaklS( thai kavs ln Wat
lltssse ike rswstattaa it new aaj.i a, will to kept, end
Iks pek-es will ks ml na, atsa we hasps aa asliadasaajy
ia every parties las.
WILLIAM U. WILLIAMH.
T our Former Patroaa.
1 1 KOH K Isaria Ike eu y lor .art a. a ks
wt take
.0 inraaaua . rtsiiasstMia( mt. WillUm IL
O..U.S.. tay. lav.st e.a..asr.n.. Mr. Wtl-
aatll k.M tk. ..m. S.HIW 1.
.. n-,. ,.aor
T . . " stusjsa ay isa aa.
aWr...a lot Iks lata etgkt years.
Mr. IlluttoS Is fatly satlkaamad mt sattls eat Va jkt
aad ore noma. a aiaa, . Iks last Mats tloaa, aay a.
II isaVkaed ises that 01 a IUIM.fl MlkT Ilk
S KTTLCtl I P. ReassaaM Hot will to allwsd do
HiMrais tolare askisg Uvsm la eettl with sot altar,
art.. K. L. HARUIKU.
ttaMfti, sh. k. Hit.
Tb Wonder of tha Af.
no Fill
True. TW t
1 at sore t kolsr
7a ap, paia. Vaaait
est rated YtaeUsa Lislt
kolsra, Ityamtavy, reap, Cslle, toafos.
I'vapepaaa. taaaiUaf. Maatpa, Tiestksslas. HMtdaas
hotiaed Hoods. add fra, MasapaiM Rltaw, loml
Pus, a, fkiwala Kkeowsaitam, Pweiliaft tat pa
ala, llaeav, arslooa. aad CsiaS o WaakBassta Ik I
totato, Ksa-k aad tkoat. .
RO RCMRCO-TRT IT.
TaklM ho WolTtaMed kts UalaWa lat stsk
mmmrrn WHkuM araaa k..i.e o a.oaat - ,L.
lore s tka a-7ll rUUa.uVl.Ll. ZI
tsaj as tks dirsottsas. ...
k0 OKI WILL fXLtl WITIIOI T IT
ArWe mmmm eats h. If y -s da Bat lad M tottor lUa
;iSo.g mm kavs evor irvsd Ware.
IT tuTB XdMI m!lkD.
.saw This. os to tt rawiileatM bar kere ta. .I.ad
tfaaoama -f ta tan trtrSaas. mw aVta at Is tk
praawrss ss SU Ik. papm with eonitosu Itata a
kaaraya yarai.oa.at (it. a ky Ik, aka kavaassas otsrd
Ik sstrsussaare Ut. T-kaoa mtm mt f ay
, 1,000 bOLLAII
ss aa aosv aka altlprmlktal ks swst p.Mlassd e tsias
wrtiaaata dotwg tkolaaas ks bos tod est sssdttms kar
f-a-a tka Poktis.
-UI sa is Maats aad fi B oaapkM ooalalalaa
gaaa. aanlnst. Aa sataaaaa ad tka hare
oats of Mae Vaaaaswa Laaiaow kai ttsled It mt tOSarC
saas k. hats B tatavwally, Itv. TAaas kaa hskae law fas
k...M It.
L mtmmm I I ikioa. ml Ik. I U, at at a. Y-k W..
d.lr a O do Sa, MS Ifcot I a ool e laaaatewl
!, V..III.H. t.1 tkoa Ike ksesadiaaals af wkaek H
m tiaa, hi I aa psewtly tvortslM So loks kaiaio.ll..
ana to Ms. 10. O-a-uiy mmmmt m Ike Itttaaakaa aaaa.
S ass pa v.o ak kaaUa.
tslak, Jaasasry nk. Isja,
.Ltoiua.
ota as that day kia.es tsa,
y.i.asla Waaal, Mtae.
- tl I . a-aa w, tk. S.lraa Polaasl
at.- taooWat raa(kaBS VS. I .,aad lal,.
stat-Alaw kttala la, IsW lao L..i..t la
Psa a"-a aa s oaasva, ttwuaotad vpassat ta aay oik
as.
IV to Cwtl.od t. ut-m.
tS.aai.f I , I.
lf 1111 UTi ITltlllJTi.
Ap4aUa'a Baildiag MttU Ec4fi
aCHIEFIXIlt BHOTiaitBravSt?.
lapoBTiaa, s MiLta ia
Bn. n o btm, rtrfiBtfy, 4.
IV tt lUSBMWSXBSBI, YOTB
IHVITB the ittentloa ef the trade t their larra
aad varied neck of Drug, Paint,, Oil,, ptrfu"
ery, .,. .
In addition to their regular latportatiea ef Hte
pi Drag, they ar alae reeetvlng, direct freai the
,J ef preutwiiea ansi. manaraetare, qppnej
fToora.Haia, aad Nan BacaHas.Boaa,,Coar
Mlntu, Sroao, fa.sca and Kaotiaa Ps.rral
aT, Lean's Etact, and manr etksr ani.i J
Tnto .aSTX. "
11 i I 1 n i , .
moat adtanueal
terms. ,. ...,,.-..,..,.....
Order, either ia person or by mail, will re,iv,
prompt at teatioa, .:- ,
Jus 28, 1866. 77 '
First firmitm CoU Scdal PiBufFsrfn,
ITEIIWAY t 80fN8, '
MaxurAcrciEM, MH8 waucea ntttrr, '
- A uoabwat, aaw toe;," "
Respectfully call the attenrioa ef thepuhtiete
their splendid assortment ef smi-craadtal
square Pianos, winch, for volume of ton. iuti
7 oi voucu, ocauij ui nuisu, au in short vrT
thing that render a Piano perfect, are unseen,
sed. They were awarded th first premium for
both kinds in competition with Hi most distia
guished makers from Boston, Philadelphia Xew
York, and Baltimore.
HEW TItlCMFH !
Htbiswa.t A rloaa hate just been awarded th
FIRST Promium OULU MEbAL (overslleoaiDrti.
, .1. - I... L'l- . e . i - . '
" ' . " VT"?
vrysiai raises, ior uie Bfcesr riaaofurte.
47 tf. .
TILTON & MvFAIRLAXi), '
33 Maidan Lane, New . York. ,
AM'FACTl'RKl? OF TUB WORLD HE.
aowued 8 damaader Bafe , Bank Vaults,
flallimore Depot. W6 Pratt ;!
Boston Keput, 14 Howard street.
, . . 1ST ly.
FOR THE 1,000,000. '
THBIl . , P A T EN T M A fill LB CO .
(CupUtd $165,000.)
No. Stssl Broadway, cor. to alker Mt New York.
Are prepared to execute all order for Mantle
Table Tope, Volumes, I'edesllals, Pilasters, Slabs,
tc, in imitation ef Hiena, llrocslel, Pyrenees,
Neapolitan, and all fancy Marble ; equal ia
iitb, beauty, and durability ta real marble
and in some respect superior thereto, end at lea
ha half Hi cost. Uiilik marbe iasd Iroa.wosd or
slate. Hi. wholly free from all objection which are
urged against mere surfsc work, where raiat, e.
pal tarnish, Vo. form the temporar aelish aad
naauty t,f Hi srticls. Mantels frets 8 to f 40. Or- ,
r,,,. Iluild.. r.k . Uattr. ..a k
I licited, and tstislacHou guaratitssd. Agsats for
to principal sines treatea wire.
Juaaru La a a. Bee. Pars Russia, pre.
Loral 0. MicaLia, V. Pres.
Jlaleigk October 10o4. 1211 ly.
TMIK AMkHICAFv n A Till ia Bow easels by
. Hie piiaslusl lisalsrs thra;ht the easmtry. and
toe panne ars laviien tu examilisas teat thi e,ellly
' esssuarisoa with lbs lJU'Oliltl) AHTK'LR
I .net lire eoaairueled na th I A T t T I.KVEB
PKlXt lPLK. .. Ion, tried and ...irrsv-l 'wl.h 21
aliaiaihais ia th. srrannein.nl at ibe parts, ss luagsx.
HRl.IAiiil.rrv srri-nsiv ivn iirtisntrv
I Tk. U.uul....a.e. .k. '
AM EltlC AN WATCH - i
a sr.ry particulsv of iu aarkmaaikip aad ptrfsna
sane. -
N. H. Nun srs reuatn aaleaa ths as'ssas aa th
Hisaaiaeiartrt, lik.N MrON, IIOW AKU A PAVM
waliaam, sa raved ih voa a.vi.isaau
44 I
Loo king -Glati and Pictnie Frame Maa
' ofactury. . t
HUH Alt: V. SltiLKH WiahmU .ml ataaf
a!rr..au lit ! ..ray I S-ti r. al. N i w . rk. Mr. H.
I weald salt the aitenuoa el stranger vietlisg '
tks city, sad eapseialla iksar iu lis itaue. le kissx
IrnuVa y rarouma.ad Mairuf,et.,ry . Ia tl. paa
nasieaat vafaualled Iseilitlia, ks H ana hied to ie
rul al, ordvi-uh ihe loweal ioaaiMe I rats. Tto
SsiriiHUHs ar rtpist wilh ehiaee speeimta aad a
Tall saaorluieat er rich (ildiat ta sll lu braackss,
ssa)ililiii,a, ru-b sill, rva. wooda, eak, auple, ssbra
sad atakugasy, Ta evsry tsrlety aad eoenaaliy ea
bead.
Ordvrsfrtaa sll psrta af lbs ITatted Slates aad Can
adas (aerated with prssspiarsa, peeked wit tks
f reals st -art,
A htatrat di'santal allowad ts tks Trsde.
II. V. tiliJLER,
t, 7, , aad 1 1 Fsrsyus al, N. T.
not, , isi.
IMPOR i ANT
TO EVERY BODY.
If OR Ike but tfers years I Sara keea ased fat a
. knaiiaa.,SBMiB ealy I. ax Ta.il, aau eaaa enttra
a lew i,lU.rr wkMW I kav loatratled tat sVBs asasV,
whisk ta stsrsgsd lavs aa lh rale uf fret tU.Os) as
. par eatiaaa, aad Ss.ie, aasdeomuifeaatwls sa g.
Ia-aarupa4 hanag.t ewaft m tha eosse sastoaaa,
I tua dealv. nl slving httt laairoetkaias la Ihe Ait I.
rery tearaw wk. will n-a.il aas Iks Sam e Ua Isat-
lar, I , aa iodaeod tTxe tks aaiweas I how kssa m
toesd wnk. aad tks ssaay bspf y sAiKWlaataetsaew I
kavs resetted from tks I kere instrarrvd la the Aft,
sad aks sr. bow atektai fnaa'9(u m U pet day, s
fit, a rery sera. a atioaee l torn, law pints aeiua f
I ibis taloabls steaasof tsakiaa a aurtaas. Tker Is sa ,
I Hatakaa Ugl tk ksain.a. kereia alls.kd Sa ahs-
I eases at die beat clssa eaa b atvea as seracdH sksa
I nw, aad I eaa atsa tetvr I psvsw ia PUiasdslphla
I . .
1 aa s.nas ta taia eriv. was hate wiihia
u.Urksd ia the hwti
aakarksd ia Ike kerioess. Bad aba will Issllly tka.
ikry stt emkla th-m s t. I p.v da t st the tsanwa It
la e kajaiosas I wktrk sttkst lodiss St pewlleaar
eweaas, and with perfSad n task a tery kaad.aass
U ... Seaaral iadiea la tarvutst parts ol Peaiaaylea
aia aad Marybvad, wkaarl ha-a lasuwetsd talks Art,
at a.u slaanoa from I HI dollars pa dsy, II Is a
taasltal totaawraa, sad kwt a law skillleasof srealsad
ssatartM. I pua live rstwipt of ana d.4i-r, I a IB tosse
distely ssad i. tka ap4aeaa4 petated sirralst, sre
salam, loll latSrorliaatii la Ike Art, wkiek Will to fr
ISeUy vmdarvtuad apea kei.f iibf. Bead.
Adoreas A. I. PAkhll.N. .
jia.M, Wsslt4tkft.
. New Vet.
Jaatuvry, l, l4, 1st ,
NEW YORK MILLINERY. '
ItLtil.QNI' VkstruTiTiU Mill lilUntrf
lid Stilt Caedi I irtbtlM, Ml Inadtif
NSW roKK.
I w B RA. u. la now la lama Ito tk. oa.aaas aasroaa St
M .ie.Ua. Bara.ilOa lu. tk. Sa.1.. Trods. whark
will series sad to tavady fcr twapsitisa oa or aSsst tse
test af Mar., sait.ro aavd W a..aaa Mesekaata aaal
Mitlaaats era rsafaetlally te. ileal a. a.U aod ssaaaas
tk ssms ksfare raf-baa.af elaawkaes. Psrtsaw tss-
ots always aaaoaid an aeov by asanas to ooy
I'ea. -
Irtollji-dly Una Iln
. F. BITUOI Cm.
WitiB svasar, aaooatis, Tsi. '
ifaaaav rarer, ,ilare Kmghmm afar flrW
Vstaatf raf g ami tmlrrw.
r
S.HH sokaa.ll.wo east only Oa-ael
Ika ,
inaNeae as tkaat kotOaaas, Wat wilt saat
iS.td Bast .at O Ilk Iks aatse
aoakaes af hmiaf.B
1. oad POT sal aaaa peTOars af
t.lat tsaowloasoead aa Ika I a. aad
Bia. aa eaiaaal apaad, wilhasst )
.oa ooy atkss
Pta.e, OMbaatatara oa ..fal aaaafd.
est' osi f ps.at atpiisd I. tks ,.. otta.
Au. fa- a. tkaat l-o ..n-ai. oa,d Iwsaswfcera
tteo, lk.yoka.aiiaiae a saawpaailaara to Uat tssSWihsi
'
St
a.aar JT-'ls, Ji.tr m4 l.rA JTJis. IVtspw,
if..l.f rm, mod '.wr..f fie '. kl'V-
mf mmd II y mmt UyU ("aut" .
toaaad At .tiasrf .
Assaawifdaaa.
laoikira PwesSaW attawaaav hi l
Waawaawsatdlaswaajaad satss sailt. f ks aaoaptaaaas
.av taaaatkan B S-S paaws oS.'
Sag I. it P ai US. Sly aapaal e ts O.V - -
IS.aW.kv iLotatkaaaasmaUha?saaw
. i i oad da-aaoo-h.
a. a. iaa.a,
, a,...,,. ) ffak.)