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reidi inpprl I i I!. I. '' ia'n,n lo those wi aJverliae ly 1 0 J .... t' l.ior must be post paid. - ) nr. REPORT, .J- p;j3HS3TcwrEFa rChtrirmrtnvf , remittee on Indian Corn, read be 1 fa Scotch Ireland Agricultural ifeiy, and published by order of 41 I "j, la ih people of I hi count rjr. The gt Mii' "r Corn seem iti he un ibaliri account w have'of ii waa A.ih (M)ri!i'", of America, when th. They knew I he hen. J. J. liRU.VER, . " - - . , i Do TBIS, ITI)LlBTTI SAFE." Jlarrtfn.-. I '..Infilling. nf f..A at thai mu lima (mi, of ib rulMmin of Mv Among the M-ii',' Maize iin in the J,, ana a lll'IV ,'rn iwrir .. hc mjiTti ihe allara hi Ct t-biirehea .i.nli wtlh afalKa oi ji.iw wiin nivvera surd about H""n. I he Inraa of rent cub i U.;... in tli!!- tfarrlfl nw aLnait la. ...J it) four left either wa ft . ... f 8 tandta. Ma.iur.ng on Ibe hill ia recommended by many ei.berbelor. or .her .be rorn ,. WHO cotton aeed. ,,. or enmnn.. if eoce but uhl ua that .uuki,,. . ..r r..i - I..... rr-jo - ,u ,. corn jual uetore ploughing aud b-rm, ih. flc ii1Be, covering .ben, wn ,b noe, when ,,,,,,, Ihe corn. add much t. lb crop : iik rrtf.ni i., ik. ....... : . yuaiiiu, We nave eerjr cu Iv Ullr.e ibai il .dd. mu. o ihe i,,,h 1 the crop ,.n WfJwlU f diiHKuid -f..in,iber-r,e we would lecomn.eud il a. . goxd top dreting in corn ne aefond i unlihia .k....M i.- j . .. e uone wiid SALISBURY, N. C., THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 1853; NEW SERIES. (trJVft f TTf I?- IV - -WWII rF IT- M m . i.. U .. ti.- I lo naoveln. nr.. .k :. G,i PiH lb" imiiaiion ul ibe Mniza ! "J "d""' ''. if not, ime ih miii ,r.eU, C, mut idm.r.l.le. " ' .'" ' ' corn mu4 deep, Ihe J . I...... From tht Rttrigh ItVgitter. ADDRESS OF THE HON. WELDON ' N.,EDWAUDS. Wi Are irxleblfd lo the Hon. Weldow N. Eowaids lor n prinied copy of an Ad drewi lo tua conaiiiuentsr the freeman of Wrren Cuny,,, vindication of the high minded and fearless cnursn which he pursued, ns Speaker of the Semtie in the Ini G-ne AKKemMv. wiib r.-gnrd to the Free SuflWe Rill. Th ; sired to be brief. I still more desired to be perspicuous My political life has been marked by a steady Adherence to t be' great principles oflbe Democratic faith and among bem I recognise ati one of the highest the Mi. Ration of the Repretentutive to do the will oj the constituent body. To that 1 have ever conformed, and never more rigidly fhati during the recent session of the L giNlnlure. 1 had been twicer elected on dark and fearful; Ibe billows mountain bigb ; the sky black with darkness ; if you turn fiom the Ureat ri lot I i Fanmt Febk. an able, dignified and manly defence of 8m" ,SSue' i" Suffrage.) and the H distinguished and esii.nnhle author j ! ' tt ,nr'y "'Creased majority from the imputations which have been although I had at the preceding session heaped upon htm in conneciion with that I Prec'tly under the sae circumstances course. He holdlv avnu-a in l.t t.i. ! Mt last withheld mv vote from the Id . ... u.. in H il.in. ..m.1.1 .Ii.. K'"ll l tl If I W I.I U . a.H. .1.1.1 111! I I . I, r.MVI... .1 u t .. . I Li . L.. il' . 1111 HIT 11111.1 rfullll llll w.J u v. .1 ....... I lilt WM n'" """ ""!' "ii'ii anri i ---.. .......... m . i un lull o w lull. i " "i"! t-l r-u r I ft) OU II rH4fe. I nHIt I hnl .W...I1 iiii auu IWU .f.,iqir.t of Meiiro ly Cr"e : in hi. hrt : 1 '"' ploughing .Ii.miIJ he done helore ih ! his hositlity to the doctrine was well and I "ol " ou the gross injustice lo believe .luih-C.Mirtnl Cbarle V, he !.Mk a few j c',,n ""'a h running Ueii the corn wiib a j widely known previous lo bis election as ! ',m' 5u di(1 not aPPr-bend a question so 1(jC,in or Maizf "itb hi'n among oiher j ,,,re. "r "J',ch ''"'. a one b..re .bar- Speaker of the Senate, and thereby puts ' l"g "dilated and so fully discussed. Il M pre.ei,i lo bia Majeaiy. . b will tbroW the din up to the to the blush the prty backs who are as WU,d be t-c,if,n upon ibe intelligence .,ror fr-f..hera had gl p....e..in of Jr ihe weed. ,,d gra.a. .,! prevent j serting so clamorously that the Democrat of Peon,e ol W"-n. which will nev .ir.hle r.iu.Hry wba-h we i.j inhabit. ' w. b .be aununer ..or,,,.. We , ic m,nl.ers ol th hody, who eleded him " oriinte or be endorsed by me." rtiilTHug lime ruliivated l.ui little ..win " ",h "'' '"" ol the coin should not he l,ro. lo phir in tt?l t .k . ,v f . , . J . l,pfrie.,ct a,,d .be want of Heared i.d ; I k'n l- 'h' last pl,.ugbi,,g wr. e.peciall L,J t;hH'r' V'' f b PI".on, We forbear any further comment. In ,M,d.vi.ba. I,eene,,liir.,edi.,.,,ei i 'he ,,,11,., it cul ff lhe n,J,U(M , not respons.hle for the result, lie , our next, we propose to publish Mr. Ed ,k. ;ui.ii,., ,,f which ha. heer, .he ""ch nuiriii.en. naa.e. Ir.nn the ....I ,.. ,,.1 ! . 'WW h.s point heretofore, wards' Address entire. It constitutes an ulk, and cauae .he hladea lo wiihpr il ik. ! Hnd " ,s Us!" lol'v lor the looofoco press " " - " ... a i i . i nno lenuc . mum u( ihe aiiioiiut ol elhaua.erf land - . ; . .. t.. aeaaon ue dri- rh.r.L.. i ... "in, lenucrs IO e.lileHVnr In mmiii ih. m auiv urepiii iirn it. .mi iirw. vur la- . j iwir, .a if-voiiiiiir uu ine " ' .... v...- . i j . k.. r:. ...... . i. ' "am ii i re a ihe ino.i .i.nu,. u ..i i. . r n ... Elusion io wnicr, everv pain u tnan m.it Ipf. PWf.l U'1.1 II llir iwirpii, ri.Hiru mrin III ; 'i'iigll a lllllllw " J ..iMafc 'tmuhmg at tbey mild. )ieid enough lo ,: !" ',h buv tij,g ,he lurrww. lull j c,,n"' Coring the last Guhernaloi.al mil In in order to retain niomiure almul the C'lll. Laind rullirale tliern where they ar ; ihey ika laud, if properly diained and culiira kibii will pay ibe fanner for bl la'ior. m.m ... , - Wm . J . . V . i.i) and tfrow up wim aeiige a,,a jilnea. j r-iouiinrna me aelerling ol Jijf,ibe,r iuiie., , are tell in reclaim i ; " ' garnering, ity au do- i Und, lo leia. or lare. Our choi. e "'e "r oiain ine one or ibe two eared , j . i i .1.- i i i : Co,u or any auri tra .... u . .. .i i i rlWW Bra cirrru tiiiu hip? h up waiviirii . j - u . uouiu . . . t. i .. i ... r ii j ' avoid lame noli. mtiA ....... ... ... kii laf nrancn iMinoinn ; in ua ioihiw ,i ana --- i mu mu inucn Lril back iu the form of rompoat. or drain ' me K""d aeed lo flint. A. lo the kind of i u"uiu oe cuniaiea p-runs diner Iffeally, each advocali,i( bia paiiieular kind. Tb--re are variuua klnda culiivaled. ibe coin But hi our Mjliject. Corn, ibai w bieb ol all i WBI"'IM y-lluw, ihe M. Clammer -and rtiuii. mu. alualile ; ibal wbii b ha. aup , ' Bln! or honey corn : The golden Sioui. lhe Wibe vault ol o many .tamng lieinn. ; I '"'K r,'n, rww,id yllowr, .he mnull eighl row. rtthicb .iaiiied Ihe Ural aetiler. of Ply- j ed lbw, Ohio dent, the dui.ort, ibe badnu u.i.. ehere ihev werr w iihool bread and In T M4' 4b- ha.inir ila adf.M-ale. au r ' . l u ... . . : Ufland ..rruded lr eoeniiea. ; .-,4 '-''tttt ul(I- 4m- Mel,rt-iltliDrftff urierinnie wnun Mould be ti-.l lo cultivate unle.a we iry lha dilTfrem kind, for ouraelve. and au del ermine ; one kind doe. heal in one (-lunate, and in, a diff-reu. another kind oro- Lduce.a ibe mo.L ... We. Jure Iraj-oed lroin iu. ! ieee ibal ihe homeny corn prodwea more per acre, makei .weer hrearf. and I'aiH-na lok tader than any olber kind we have irird. According li, ibe re-ulia of J. II. tiali.lnry ol All-any. ihe eight rowed yellow j. jireffia hla.o the. waiie lor food. ...Tbe result ol ibe ; diniiltera in our own State, haw ibere i more wbikey It, lie made frouti a buhel ol yellow fL Wapieler il aucceedii.g wheal to anvl ,r",n ,be ""' ' while..' W ith regard 'o lliu,lb.ugb ibe aame nuali.y of laud Xa.heriug burner, differ al kt-Jt'ld mur. prr acre, .ucceeding Co'loo ; "mr Contending lor II lo -..and It, Ibe ai Wheal ur pn.Uaiil any olherK.owlh. from i ,,r,u l""-"y rurwi ; ornera lor ruiimg n fb-lnSH we w.k imr' CVim u.r 'ban I , M '" K" wl" l"K'i"U io gel bard. eiac-K ll until curd. men tull ntf Ibe ear ami crili aud ue Ihe alalk. lor didder. A' to whicb Ik Ihe deal method lileiperience com fir I ua lo krep ailettl. We contend that blading curn li wl ibal mol taluahle ol all graira were ahtih preienled alarva'iou doting the Imrr.trid lurniahed then, with seed ibe enau r iiing ; and which, in our day, liaa pre mrillie live ol ao many of the inhatiilant f ifraHMf afier -i W failute. ol I .be pot a tie rop. A,luibf'hei meibod of militating Maize ' Indian Lorn, pertoiia diff-r gieally. We ' of opintot, ibal Corn buld no. I.e planted ktf than once in three yeara in Ibe fame i.t Hiuuud.UMlraa on fbe lM)ttiia fa.urf wtt the toil it too rich to produce any ibmg !, till baa a great leudeiu-y lo eihauM the paw growth, iberefore ihe aoil is in a heller t receive it. being clear ol lrah, the riml ii well pulverized ; lie. clone to the rMdpiiiiid. caimea lh"in to unroot eooiier hiwiiiT quicker, aud mature .ooner. Ii decrearea ibe value of ibe grain as much at il ly: napw.tr.leii fniae. a lage..rop..4,flad' '". ,,K,d,,r k . A ,w,b me,h' uu ui irnuuig curn, we iuiiik cornea i-iir an other head. e - . . By Telerence lo ibe cenau. return, for ih . .at. ... .. .' . . N.br.. lime. ,.ahle. barn var.l or .-..muoal i Vul.wa 0'l' e 'hai we have eipor ed IM Iwfcire nlouuliinir. f ttiouifh we oreler i per acre, uul-a ibe land lie alile to pro W,itTbtrelue i( lh lud he noi very rich. I ran I wed lie loo" rich lor com.) haul out liouKh we preler I " f"r''' P"" 1847. SOS.OOS huahela ; To" r nr in .h,., i..k -ok 1010. 013 BOO liu.Uela ; In aZ70S We hone hir.hire l,,wing with two bora . "'h'U. makiisa an av--raie lor Ibo.e three la a atth.mil rioiigh lurninif the .oil from ' "''" of b,,u' 1.000 buahela annually; e. Meto twenty i, he. deep or even deeper, j ""'"'K ' &0 cetita per l.u.hel, make, an -e are ol imtnifin ibal laird, if sub auiledj "-" o.a.r. no.., .o.r.. Fo... o, aoooi 9a oou wv, wnit u w in git a j-oou waya toward tlrfraytnjt ibe e apenaea of our Gu veruinenl. Also abowa, thai il ia one of the I ba hroke I no deep lor corn ; il. of all other lia, rrq.urr ihorouvh plouihinv-. ) Thia kl be done r.rv in ih PmII x i....aiUe. I ;rianiil March, ihen harrow wiih a Ivvo P""-'PI ar'iclea ol eiporlalioii. Alao, lhatev 'Urrow. (three (.preferable.) Alter bar- y larwer s0.miw K.ve more artemnm io me W-baWem-irl. "f 5 w would urge ll upon ,' ihen check, off the jrround with a ,ul' '"l-,h, ''J K" 'h-.r ditT-rent new, on campaign John Kehb was so ably bearing me Yniiig standard through ibe Stale, be predicied, we well recollect, that Free Suffrage would not receive the requisite Constitutional sanction at ihe hands of the Legislature of 1852. and even went solar as lo particularize the manner in which, and the person through whom, it would receive its quietus. In the teeth ol such predictions, based, as they were, upon Mr. Lo wards' publicly expressed declarations, and in spite of the closely contested state of parlies in the Legislature, with reference, we mean, lo this question. ibe majority in the Senate- put AJiv io4be Chair and I hereby invited Ihe defeat of Free Suffrage. We can but believe that all the censure of which he is now the victim is forced and factitious. The lo colbco leaders are rejoiced al ibe failure oHheir pet hubby, and are pleased at an tpportoouy of retaining it as an element ol parly capital, even at the expense of Mr. Edwards' feelings and the sacrifice ol his K)luical influence and character. lilW h.f tb?r ;1 hrarruse wl however, be artificial or real and positivej Mr. Edwards evidently regards it in the light of the latter; and he takes occasion as folio Ms, to administer' a merited and scathing castigation upon bis traducers : "For the course 1 deemed it my duty lo pursue, as Speaker of lbs Senate, in the Ust .General Assembly, in regard lo ihe " Five Suffrage" Bill, in withholding my vote from it on its final reading, I have been arraigned at the bar of public opin ion. fur disloyajly to the principles of De mocracy ; and the most unsparing, vitu peration .has been dealt out lo me nay many wnuld constgtr me to the block and demand my political fife, of as little value as it is as an atonement lor what they arrogantly denounce as an offence against the majesty of party. Whether I am an off-ruler to ibis extent will np pear in the sequel of this paper. It will important item in lb political history ol the times. TIMBER GETTING IN NOllTII CARO LIMA. Few persons are probably aware of the quantities of pine timber that is annu ally taken from the forest in the lower portion ol the State and sent to foreign and home markets either in sieizis-or al ter being sawed into lumber. Besides the numerous steam and water mills that are constantly fed by large rafts rough timber from our piney woods, there are individuals and companies which make it a regular business to get out timber and carry it to more distant markets. As an instance. Ihe firm of Messrs. Tat urn & Hubbard from Virginia, have been engag ed in timber getting for more than 20 years. Their establishment is at present located on Pnntego Creek, in Beaufort County. They supply the Navy Y'Srd at Norfolk with timber for. Ship building. Thev emnlov constant!- 22 axemen, fie i sTtfes a ; wgrwflWrioTinf" W p . I. : il. .1 . j w. . toe urnoer snipped, we are iniormeu that they sometimes send off to Norfolk 1 5 or 820.000 worth of timber, in a lot. The Tern8 are of different dimensions from 1 1 2 to 3 feet square, and from 50 to 70 feet in length. The limbe.s is brought to the Creek, bv o teams, made into rails. floated down the creek into, the Sand, and then taken by a steamboat and (owed through the Dismal Swamp Canal to Nor fold. The quantity thus taken to that city annually, must be immense. The num A Great iyer. Mr. Wm. Sweeny of nits place la Ibe owner of a ben. of the common dungbtll breed, which beats all ibe China or Poland chickens that "can be scared up" for nroducine eggs. She is confined in a common slat coop alone,' ana ira upon the oH (all of the table. t-or the last two months sha has been lay ing. and the large number of eifKs produc ed by her for some time had attracted the attention of the family. Last week she was watched, and the eggs laid by her accurately counted. From Sunday morn iiiK till Friday evening, she laid the incred ible number of sixteen eggs laying some days tvo, others three, and others again four. She usually lays two in ibe morn ing without leaving the nest, and ihen either one or two in the afternoon. Were not these facts vouched for by Mr. Sweeny and bis family, who have taken precau tions against being deceived, and whose statements are perfectly reliable, they could baldly be. believed. Attested as they are we have no reason to doubt them. Xenia Toixhlight. l.KW. l,t li. i- I.M1..3 1U1U I'ais&l daring Uii SexMH'l ui if Ct T'ii C"n Pcatio Act No. iT. - AX ATT maklnf .pproprltiMnm far Um avJ aervic for th year . mninjr the uuruetb or une, on unnni eijfM aunarca u. MXl-iQVtti, ;. ui-: - St U ttmeint hy th SttaU and ffoau of RrprfmtnH tf Vi4 United Stat qf Amerk-a i Omgremt ammUtA, That Ui fottowing wm be. and IhifT arc hereby (uproprUtnt. to ba I ....1,1 nAit . Mnw Li. lha Trauuiiirr tint iitherwia Anbronrtntf. , hr llie year uniting Uik UiltUcta or Jane; toe tttira nd aua. - I area and aily-luur : . - rotpaj os ooMimiaaina, warrant, ana peoy umcm ana wamaa, Inclndina lha enrlDeer corn of tn navy, ln million rlchl hoo- 4rH ana Hrhlv IhotiMiid on hundred and forty-lfht dollaral . Jhttidrd, 1'hM Mm aalmry of U awltant pbaarver or aatrono. wr al tea National Observatory ihaU ba two thmuand dmiara. and the ularr of the princlal clerk at aaM Obecrrator hall be twelve hundred dollar. - And the twy of a nemm when attached to, and dotna dntr at? the naval atatioa of California, .hall be four thousand dollar uer annum, and he ihall be allowed a clerk at a onenpematioit not eioeeiling two Urainand dollar per annum. And the proper ac eounUrur oOcera of Uie Treaaurj be, and they are hereby, author ised and directed to allow and pay out of any money In the treas ury not otherwise appropriated, to the edlo.ru, petty offirers, and eamen of the Cnlted State navy, to the officer, non-comml aloned officer, mualclana, and private of the Marine Corp ; and to Die officer, and men of the Revenue service, who rved In the Pacl&e ocean on the coast of CaRfortiia and Meirco durtirr thr - ate war with Mexico, and .trice l" conclusion of trie war up to the Iwenty-eizhth of Beptetnl sameaddltloual compensattn; paid to the omcers aud soli lurnia : sou uia 011a ururi eontaiued in the Navy Ap elirbteen hundred and fifty. naval rtorekerpefl whfl Wti the additional compensation ai Sinn, and by the piavy Approprl; Afty-lwo, sliMil be paid to the k-i pernoni wbo woujrj have tea vutl And there shall be allowed to Lieutenant don and Lardner Gibbon, officer of the ITi were eneaired upon the exploration of tli pay has been allowed to the tuprrtnteud hundred and fifty, the law directed to be In Call- nay, a well as that put thirty-a rat. au F a ito TX fad Be eMa Tv r forenanc iW h ral iX. sVLii tkxTw V A 1 It dMS t si and roctotle i M-asidV. orovlJ' tiu bo red and of JI deHed iy. Ibe aa tfMV . illlam lwl Hern- aavy, who f the naval a- y a nproprlatioaa A word to little girls. Who is lovely ? Jt is i tie girl who drops sweet words, kind remarks, and pleasant smiles as she pass ses along ; who has a kind word for eve ry boy or girl she meets in trouble, and a kind hand lo help her companions out o' difficulty ; she never scolds, never con tends, never leases her mother, nor seeks in any way to diminish, hut always to in crease her happiness. Would it not please you to pick up a string of pearls, drops of gold, diamonds, or precious stones as you paysraIonTheStreef?-But iheseTare tbe" precious stones that can never be lost. Extend a f riendly band to the friendless. Smile on the sad and dejected. Sympa thize with those in trouble. Strive eve rywhere to diffuse around you sunshine and joy. If yon do this, you will bedsore to be beloved. Oh. you will he so "love ly." Juv. Miss Herald. . """ ber of feet and value we have not heard ; il would no doubt lonn a curious item. New Bern News. "THE INFIDEL MOTHER." Can it be ?. can vou look back into the depths of those clear Mue eves, that seek VcalM out to allay the exciten.cir or the yours in sucn confiding innocent trust ; : ""'i'"1" can you deck those dimpled limbs, so "leailully and wonderfully made?" can you point out lo him tbe gold and purple sunset glory 7 can you look upward with ,r 1 " . V . 1 . i ! h.m to the shining host? or place in bis ' . " u""i"1 ,ru, l"e l"l,owlng M,8T,hf:WyHHr'PVn&' bend J""1 J U of. A.T,a'..wh pUtfh. , thai Ihe ff.i ,.y lie near -J'Cl. thai we may devise .,.,ne method . . . r . ) , ,. ...!,.. rontce nl ih A. . ,k. "J - .... u ,. u , H..u . --" r. , V. r... ' ' uh anil break (he around under a IflnH bed fr the root lo pen- j'Wfiato ii, if arch ol nutriment neceaaary lor w til 6 we may raiae more curn per acre and at a le.a coal. We live in a rorn growing country, and we may alinoxl tav witliii, two day' travel of hinaiinn of a .i.ik Ii .1. .rt..i. i.e. . t.harlmie. l-olnmhia, Lanni hfcei. ,he a.muM,here. whi.-h i iudi. ! Kaleigh, Wil.ing. and Pe-teraburg so ibat I'miixa .j- .k- A we ahall not have the difficulty to encounter in auuriibment to I he growing crop I hrough gW" prjuce to ItAYkfK - ; 4roni. " r We hope thai each member or ibl. Society HbU,thintfnreenl.,heen.el.ofrl,r...lb W'1' '" " l" agri. ul.ural have looked TO ihe ejtrtrnple atrd precejHs- of the sages and Fathers of the Church and nut to the crude views of ihe ytung lings of yesterday nor to the teachings ol roixb-r - political Doctors, w.ba . claim, the righf fo prescribe hri w articles of faith as tests of Orthodoxy and. as by au thority, lo proscribe and excommunicate all who do not subscribe to them. To deny freedom of opinion, and con- , ... . . I formily ol conduct to convictions honestly le-n. and Cbarlealon, . . ,.,.., . . , ruin ininru, ia iiniinji in ua uiirns irtiiouw form. The parly that is animated by such a.spirU. cpntaiiis within i ol its own dissolution. It is destined to discover, when too late that the minds eag their dewy' e)es with grateful thanks, and never name "Our Father I" When at dead of night you watch be side bis sick couch ; wtten you bush jour K aTA k ass VuPII irilalf ia IT WT t 1 ift ' ITI ll ltMS..' L dills' 1 cheek grow pale ; when you turn with wh,ch sh had previously ordered. Among i.ii...v kunii tm v.L .,n other -particulars, she enjoined it upon tll.lUWllU L U Ula MV IJaJtainr u i iu I a a .a. . f la- everv nek ol tbe clock seems beating ( h,.m 10 mak" lh ' ,,mU. m11 adul- against your heart ; when ihe little pallid face looks beseechingly into yours, lor tbe help" you cannot give; oh! -where can you turn the suppliant eye, if you see not t be "Gieat Physician J" When health slowly returns, when the eye brightens, and tbe red colors lip and , go sudden )rt,8ent-d. almost overcame tronomlcal expedition In Chill, by the act ai for the naval service, approved March third, curb teen hundrad and fifty one, durlna; the period df their serrice aaatbreMid, wnicn penoa snail pe recaonea irom uie oate on wiucn earn urnoer left tbe United Hi tea until the Anal return of the ezplorina par- Vi. . .. for ptiy or superintendntfl, nral coDnrorton. ol all cn etvu Mtabilehmt-nU at the aereral nvy ymrfa nod ttaUoms one has dreil rnifi eifrhtw thousand tlx humlrt?d and fifty duilara; And the flrtt and around clerks to tha commaoi nr-nti of tlM principal hnry yards, vis: Bnatoo, Nw York. Wtuhinirtcn, Norfolk, and Pentacola ahall recrtra the Mine pay that tha two lowest cIassm or cterkr in th bureau of tha Navy Department now rrwlvt? rerTnectirely ; and each "clerk of tha yard" in aaJd navy yards thall rewire tha tania oompenaation aa tahreio pro Tided for the flrnt clerk to oommmandantt. For prnvitainni for oommluioti, wirrmnt, tnd petty offloort aa4 aeatnen Including engineers and marine attached to reaaeU fur ea tervice, sU hundrad sod eighty-six thurjiand two buudred dolKrs ; For tha completion of nrlentiflc Inrestifatlon sod axperi merit upon the character of atamentary ubUnoea used as sutft siatence in ihe nitvy, aid maans to. prerent their deterioration, five thousand dollars, to be expaded under tbe direction of the Bccretttry of the Navy ; For imraon' neoesaaiies. and appliaacet for the aick and hart of the ttHVy, Inrtud.rg tbe marine corps, thirty -seveo Uiwaanii ... thretj liuifd.d dolUrs ; Fjr rnatr of vessels in on Unary, and for wear and tear of vea seKin oritninleMion, including fuel and purchase of bemp. one nrilfion nine hundred and forty -one thousand four hundred and iuiy aouars ; '"r oilruinre and ordnance tore and imall arms, InciudiMf fiK-ilenlaJ epens, two hundred thousaod dollnrs; for preparing fur publication the Auiaricaa NauticaJ Almanac, nineteen thotitiand four hiiiilred dollars; ' . Fur Uie pu relume of nautintl instruments required ter the use of the navy, for repairs of tlie mine, aud also of astronomical in strutnentB, eleren thousand dollitrs; For the purchase of Nautical books, maps, and charts, and for hack jug- aud binding tbe same, twelve thouMqdfcive hundred dol lar! ; Jk Fur printing and publishing tailing direct!, hydrographical rurvfv), ntid lutronuunCaU ubervattuns, tiJ Jousand fire hun dred dollars ; Fur models, drawing, and copying, postage, ttatjonery, freight, and transportation ; for pay of lithographer, and tor working U -ihograjihie pre, liicluling chemical; fur keeping grounds and rjuiblingtj (u order ; ior fuel aud iighiXue-sr af build! nga and Ua all otbvr coutirtgent expenses of the Hydrographical Office and United States Observatory, seven thousand two handred and forty dollars; For continuing the publication of the wind and euirent chart, and for defraying all the expense connected therewith, ten thou saud dollars ; For piied for carrying gas to, and fixtures' for liphrlng with it, - the National Observatory, tweutv-flvc hundred dollars; For the wages of the persum employed at the Observatory and ' Hydrographical Office, vis I one lithographer, one instrument ma ker, two watchmen, and one porter, three thousand one hundred and sixty dollars; - - f - -- '. For eottt-iiigent expenses that may accrue for the following pur- advertitriig in newspapers, hook, maps, models, andrawtngr, ' purchase and repair of fire -engines and mhtWeTT,'Tmire of - and attending to, steam-engines in navy-yards, purchase and maiiiteitaiice of homes and uxen, and driving teams, carts, tin. ber wheels, and the purchase and re d air of w orkmen's tools, post , age of public letters, furniture for Government bouses, fuel, oft, . and camllea for nayv anls and shore iUtlons, pay of watchmen, aad UH.idtuuT JjlW, nt cliirrW to any other anpropriatlon,, labor attending the detlvVry of stOTes tn civil statWwa, wbarfagf,.. dockage, arid rent, travelling expenses of oflicers, and others rin- der onier, funeral eximiiite, atom and office rent, stationery, fuel, commiMlons and pay of clerks to travy agents and etoisepera, flagci, awnings sud packing boxes, premiums, and other expenses . of rocruiting, apprehernTlllS dBeTtcn, per dieut pay to pereone attending courts-martial and courts of inquiry, and other service autliorhutl by lw; pay to Judges advocate." pilotage and town aire of vessels, and awiilsiUtoee to vessels in distress, bills of health, and tfUarantiu&aixjieusisujf the United States navy In foreign ports, five humlred and twenty -seveu thousnnq eight hundred, and forty dollars ; .-- - - For improvement and repair of bui!dln(w and grounds, and sup-J port of Uie Naval Academy at Anuapolii, Maryland, forti - -thiunand and fifiy-nine dollars ; For purchase of tands, extending walls, making new roada, and wharf, building and furnishing hospital, and changing the fronts of houxei, at the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, thirty eight thousand dollars ; For meteorological observattons, to be conducted UBitr tbe di rection of Uie Secretary of the Navy, two thousand dollars ; and the tkcretary of the Navy isliercby authorised to settle aH exist ' lng controvemie as to tbe title to any portions of salt sua rsh neaf ' the lands or the naval hospital in Chelsea, tn the eouni loix, atM ommionweattti ot UuisaetHUiHta. an4 tea rev the rtghfc trtte. mad tutmrmt of the t uited pt of said marsh as he may deem expedient, upon th coumuous recommended in a report from the J l am and D.icts upon the subject, dated eighteen hundred and fifty-three. For oonstriietion, ex totision, end eompletioiJi Ohjects, and for contingent expenses at the i PORTHMOrTH, NEW HAMt For coopers shop and M.itcnmau'i and pointing and puddling stone-basin. gine, and uiuchiuury, rest r voir for ei . Urn Ins, and ei sterns, wrading yard netl pairs of all klndi, iucludiiig curtTrf fiostin-4t?li, t sauu one nunttreu ana seven, auuanu. . BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. Vnr roKnlMlnir amilherr ir.riiurumi ami t.awk(nDl houw for ronewalk entritiefl, stone walli west of Unif building: batUjrry, grading and pavtug timber-sh thirty -one, and for rfwirs of all kinds, eighty-one the; nuntired and sixty ooiiars. -- recimBsTwHUIifii ptwn, ad eonr-housee'otmnuirHy uuyii,..jnttsiar-oinoB, eon-, wharf, dedritiy.channel, and pttlr, eumpletiiig enairje house, cul vert snd removing piles in frout of dock, filllinic In timber-pond and low places, pacing gutters, and Hawing, and for repair of all kinds, two buo4ret and oTtjr-niDthouautl thra hundred and. twenty dollar. ; I'rtrci'M, That no part of th appropriation shall be expended until Ihe State of New York shall oed the Jo-riatR-tiou over the navy yard to the United State, and until tha title to said land I. settled, excepting so much of the appropriation aa may be needed for completing engine-house, and lor repair of aU kiuda. PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. For extending wharf number ISur, and dredging, eompletlnf. 0GrA young white man has actually been arrested in New York .within .the. last two or three days, under the Fdgi- uve Slave act, and the question is now pending whether he can be sent back to the claimant, a Mr. Felt, to whom it is alleged ihet fugitive oes labor or service. Fell is. a book-binder, and this white fu gitive slave, was a boiind apprentice for a term ol years, believing be had served j long enough, he fled to New York, (vide Uncle J am) was overhauled by the "man catchers," and is now in durance vile. This is an over tr"ue tale. j.Jwit as ibe. vic: tim is a white man, neither the indefati gable police nor the military have been l l . . it .a Win rt; is Mrs. Stowe and the admirers of Log (Jabiu philosophy KNICKERBOCKEIt GOSSIP. .. If you doubt the truth of the following, a vers that it. is "verily veritable. More over, be says that there are more such delicate persons "thereaway :" "A young lady called at the shop of a cabinet maker in this village to leave dv "U 0UI- W I if tuuen - . 1 I As and' 7 r -awnag I hlfiilr'V Nr re- J I anal I a. ra-j I i number, I lud foar I I v a -i : i i . .1 . .1 : . . .. 1 aa rii'f Plus vJav . mean Phifinot n til i 1 1 1 "an tickled. We are in laviir rl covering '' 'n' 'Hirw miiiuu uwu sua v ", ". .." .....y. me most anjeci, insteau 01 viriuous inae pendence, would become ihe only passport lo public place and public honors and alter sorn? hesitation, You know what 1 mean, I suppose 7" " With a very racant look, the cabinet maker replied: You mean legsdon't . j Pving, and for reair of aH kind, inctutling doatinglock, twB- -.-.-J W,sr- r-PD-Wrrr nf- tha- tjsls-V. awwwlak4t.X taahcae.lliuuaandjiilLe huililual and twenty-live dollar. J J i u-idurvnTo iii4TDT rtff riT.rrnrlr-i,-'"v--:" w niipgeiuer too mucn , me oare luea. P'-afurrow.wilha Ihirrnstt f iLaaaa k aa nA I iu hi Wr - .. I.r. ... ... ,sn suu.jiu.cimv, VIW ilornia lo Scotch belaud. RA1LK0AD IKON. mim oVnnsiied. le-ve. . ri.l-v .ha. .he The Boston Railroad Times calls at- " 'artmav have arr.. in th. . rain Bnrl. ' tenl ion to the facts, which are worthy tbe I io iirinK forth ihj. of the earth. I atten.ion ol i hiiseejrigaged in making ne w ntr, h 1,-avea a lurrow on either aide of; lines of railroads, ibe railways now in asrs'lkat fka. ..I'.L. L. L I .K .J it.. .i.n,.a nl ew.nstt rilrf inn in. I-'. 11 rillin S) nil I . . h pi.iu a narrow muj .rw p- t v ..--. -- - "'a Kmoer lo ita culiivaiion. In erder io j Arherica will require. Ion their completion, ftfeal nnanlilw in lha, a i. a.ai M.i(ilt ' l.u. lli.n f ta.k milli.inw sinrl flllir hlin- llr.1 j ... I . v ..... h v i . , 11 U ICO. i i . v. ....... w .. I'l'nf ' fheekinr l lherowahoold K hi 5 f-e. in width, the a.alkt should arranar .L- ,.f Unm 8 lo 24 inchea Bpart,one in a Drilled e,sra requires mora work with "" linn l-hecL-d . . .IT..M Iw. k.A " i wire mitiriiatl mUm lha, ft ral a ncl " fliaioliin.. . .t. i t ii l . isjv grount, anuuia ir atarruw on a b corn will bear it, ibal '"pdw ih, weed, and al ihe iarha h. a" it .U I . i. A ks days apply i he pioiigna -i mum-ne-tt bs corn wllD a colter nt a a a I ia aa a- rakaal e tan lit WTaj nPlri"5 r"h "'rt o i.a rooia 't, r ba broke' With a .Ira it tboa- 1 , I llW11.41.W iKatsv n ii 1 1 ii r u iy Ik. i would .. j . . . J . hL. "imerQ ra kC ,rjovei in oroer ' . "'fn furrusv in tha Vnirliilsr In rtrbw 'is.' a T i'e'n -- ' J''ziZTm?m7'- -y : !-s7?J?M lriara1' . .. w iuo niii, as H win ear oat duty to country be sunk in tbe slough of of party bondage." Mr. E- proceeds, after having thus ef fectually demolished bis assailaints, fo " show the nature and character ot tbe. proposed change, in qontrast with tbe siri- 1.: ...I.. . ,.g .1... .....:..;.. , . , r : T .t.;u t k auiaiunKra ui mm uiuvimuu in iiio ..it llinnaanl liinsnf Irnn I fl malll this l B quanmyfVoc aiV to be a,,ered.: He . . ' ,. i..L . . : concludes in the following terms: in ine worm, whicu aro iiww rno, w the manufacture of railway Iron, at least eix years--. hose o( Great Britain, furnish ing three-fourths; and ihe United States, Francs and Belgium tbe remaining fourth. The best authorities da not estimate the largest quantity of railway iron in any one year even as high as 400.000 tons; yet even at this rate it will take sis years lo furnish iron for the roads already hegun ing M Entertaining then these views views embraced not hastily -but Upon the full est and most mature consideration it would have been passing strange had I voted for i be Free Suffrage. Bill. 1 knew tbe sy I when loving arms T7p1) "STe'e twine around your neck comes there lioin that woman's heart of thine no burst of grateful i hanks Tio Him "who notes' even the sparrow's fall. Suppose Death comes ! You fold away -the little useless robes; you turn with a filling e;e from toys and books and paths I hose little feet have Hod; you leel ever theshadowy clasp ol a little hand in yours; you turn heartsick from the happy motb ers,whonumber no missing lamb Irom their flocks ; a sunny ringtel.a rosy cheek, or a piping voice, gives your heart a death pang. You walk the busy street, and turn your bead involuntarily when a little mm. a Ba a" . I strange voce calls "Mother! uu i wnere can.vpu look for comfort, if you believe ror flllins in timber dock, (completion of,) extending boiler- hop, converting old ordnnnceshop into machine shop, steam ens ... gine and other machinery for ordnance works, ordnance foundry, tor ca.tiug brass guns, ruilway Irom anchor and boiler shop to wharves, quay wall south front of yard, and for repairs of aH-l-hids, one hundred and sixty-two tnoosaod, fly buudrod a4d twelve' dollar.' : . .- NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. For extending quay wharves, completing timber dock, machine ry for engine, machine aud armorer' .hop, dredging, tiling i ,. .-a-i. ! --n-.. I H in low grouniu, grauuig, uipieuu luagasiu. l' so, mat ill T. j. I . iiDunnr.vi urattu i ro- t noanef A Heartless Murderer. We learn from a letter under date of Mackinac. March Inched to mv position but the, path of duiv was a nlain one 1 fearlessly nur- . . nai iqw corn wiid at truiicr .uii.iou -- j es i .b)fWr aepo, ln well that it was not '""i.. and uiidernea.h lha roots, ibe of things is, the Times thinks, that the 7 one of ease.iibr one in which J could ei- price-of railroad iron will not only he kept pect to gather laurels or nope to win non nn. hut further advancer and be main- i ors and preferment. But-the post of da- 1 tafned at very high prices, for a long time. ty wns not, in this instance, a post of dan- f tn Uris CBse tbe - manufacturxif-railroad T gf fn& A 31 Jd0' g-&r iron will be the best manufacturing bust- ! erations than mere personal consequences eSriW high interests suspended on its fate k: not that tbe "good Shepbertl" folds-your knew the weight ol responsibility'that.at- j lamb to His loving breast.t There is perfidiry at your household hearth ! there are broken vows, whicn you may not breathe to -human ear. There it treachery repaidfor tjjLLChiW? hood looks on itb a sad wonder, you must go backward and cast the mantle of evasion over' the A moral deformity. Whence, shall strength Come, to your sldrsboo WerM cross! How silence the'ready tempter s VpicvT " i4i.a -. " -sW.d'r-rn W; . . lV . , s .. - , . . . . .-. rk r h.i nn sthehnr. no rudder or tsvrsri of advancing St least to t80 fwr ion4 pays.and regrt JMtcoald flot t;CiMleos j t . Uiohi.... haa r....r.l.e..l ..n-k; Fort Norfolk, hauling up ship, ana Kow., ana tor repair. ' . iiiivuiauiunn v... ma kinuj. one liuuJrod uii.l fonrtc-n thousanu six nuuarei aoiiars. sisters children, lie bad tortured the child for several days previous with a hot iron.. He had kept his wife locked up for some time, and fed his own children on raw corn on the ear, one ear per day being the allowance of each. lie went into the woods one morning, forgetting to lock- bii family up as usual, when jbey es caped and gave the alarm. Pursuit was immediately commenced, and hopes are entertained that the villian will be cap tured. ' ' "- ' - ; DC7A savage dog belonging to Mr. Jay, of this nlace. broke the chain with which l e . l j i. l. I i that ne was lasieneu one nay last wees, nnu , PENSACOLA. KLOU1UA. For permanent wharf, paint .lions, and cooperage, oon.tructlon of deep basin sml dredfrlng, rebnikllng central wharf and wharvea I and C, smoke stack, aud extending machine shops, mooring an, ehors, cables and fixture er mooridg and ops rating Hosting clock andforrrpnrrsof all kinds, two buuUred aad tweuly ttv -how. sand eight hundred dollar. . --. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEB. ' For edmpletfng hemp house, completing blacksmith shop aad office building, cisterns for rnewslk, culvert from rope-walk t river, and for repair of all kinds, forty-three thousand nln hundred and seventy-sixdollars ; ': For completion of railing for vertical wall, tight hundred dok Ur; For the purchase of Iron railing for the rop laying maehlnery of th ropewaik, four thousand dollars. SAN FRANCISCO, CLIFORMA. " For blckmiih ship, carpenter' hop, Kore-nuu and wharf, one hundrred Uiousand dollars : ProruUd, That before tW sum shall be expended, the Attorney Oeneralof th United State have good till to the land upon which the baikltng are too erweaed. - And the Secretary of tha Navy Is hereby directed to complete nd carry into execution the verbal contract for . a ba.lo and railway In .Csllfnnila, In connexion with the Boating dock, a mad by th late Secretary, in pursuance of authority for purpose given Dy tne act Ol Beptcuioer me; iwniijitaw, thousand eight hundred and Bfty, entitled." An act maAlag raprlatlons for the naval service for the year ending th Ihlr- . J I r . . I . L. L. . s? I J I anDrourlati st-ix,r-w rt nine uu is-wu inn j...,. , Urlh f jlln. on, ,hMnd eight hundred and Dfty-one,1 nn af Mp N M Kii.iT.m ivhish hM aiatid in Uie letter of the said late Secretary, adtl evil ... ..a ... ..a i.ti" " B . .1 u.. r 11-1 mangled in a shocking manner, inflicting numerous wounds upon the head and one severe one about the bridge of the nose. Dr. Dwffy was promptly in attendance and dressed the wounds, and we are pap py Jojearn the child is recovering. The dog vras dispat Mountain Banner. dressed to th Hnn Howell Cobb. Sueaker of the House of Kepresentutlvea, 4 dated the tweuty-flrsi day of iaouary, one thousand tight tiua. dred nd Bfty-one, toward the execution of which one hundred and ally thousand dollar 1 hsreby appropriated : 'rvestfesf, That In the Judgment of the Secretary such basin and railway ara necessary and will ba useful to tbe public. FOR HOSPITALS. At Baton., For repair! of aH llodi, six hundred dollar. . JitSmc York. . ; ForTenair fif n kinds, three hundred dollar, .... 4 " ,f - ".di'PAtfcl Jei!!.rYnV For tnml ns roof of aselum. laying water fripear fwranee, gTal. and ranges, paveroeats and gutters, tire thousaod doUani . ' - Fox rtpairi of all tuuOa, one tnousana aouars. . . 5 . -;:v x-fMiwvvx-Mt lslwta-at3ir iuiQsnaai --kn .-wimair'ar- '-.vi'-"ij' vre. aWMHSPran. Ji,iJ.'k,,iblKHsOTrSPeWllrWK4l 1 tftKifW JK lAdstaw.VVAlAlnnrmvl as.IUL mr.tuts l a fen as- oi una w ue ww a rim wuiwauiiniuii! . com pa s I your m.r.v; WseiW T'aiiTiir-1T-a.wi si 11 a, 1, a it. 1 if n' 1 ' . '1 " j- ''-J'-'"r-'- vlswiln i : V-! -.. A' -V.,' ., r i-S!?