North Carolina Newspapers

... .1 ? - f " Ul 4 I" "' Jf Jutlion lo llm" l" H'rrtrw ly 4 t'(o ih Etiitor n.Hl be poi paid. i .'. A Ue j.csi, .J ' -tfti in ifBf ruauir asiailitt, .wi s -. . - r i : aa...- fag 'OXCHKSSIOSAL CAMPAIGN but Cum. ja frnel u ruiuir a asic.iiit, .wqrrt dag the kirn. rv luiavaen Oahurne. Whiir. anit I farf f1"' .7 I . tuco : In d Mounuin District, be. I .:!.. Whin-, and Clinsinan. Lnen. tfiui'V'"' - " jeiult in lb Mecklenburg and Maun . p,irifi particularly, we feel deep in . ... In both, the Whig candidates are Irue -ki ' whiUl the Lorofoco candidates are el kindly ubjeriionalile. w Suppose ihfjr iTid ly acknowledge it lo ihemelvea, '.. i,4i lo ibe public, hul we regard tberu 1 la Cluuim"' nd Craige, beanie i the (Juiye wll a iuiiiurr witufi uiai J wti i "' J "'. ' rreeily 1 Wf!Mwii" j wnrr-n ikfSitrTJ question was riiipn..iiii"-u, a no m iimM"d, in 1851 opposed to lt-i" rnea .naiillhey became overwhelmingly popu j,, if ,.! tiill. Clingman delivered a speech j, Cong-ret lo show thai ii wa th interest of it.S.niiblitilixi'uN ibe ITnion. We hl lie yioioe the people ol Noilh Carolina sel tVirares Sinl ui h politician. Lh ihem piuSuuih Carolina, where ibey ligh'lull) be- '"w'rtriFtno fur iflln know murk about ihe yr in lb Mountains ; but we leel assur ed ibai t th Pee Dee count ry, ol which we it mkd rixhl l '"r,n n opinion, the true sift nd Uniun men will rally lo Ike support lOhru,l wbo it well known at one of tbe turrit mm in the Stale, one of (be beat inform faSiatraiaen. and one of the iitoal accomplish i Onion. Fay. Obiertxr. L J . J. J.-BRUNER,- jBior dj. Proprietor. - 4 " Kttr a eaicaeroa- ALtrooa ) tma, AKDklBEITTH . - - Gtm'l Harrinn. ---.(... ( VOLUME 1XNUM BER 52. iifti.iiijtfe,, i,,r. ,. . ,. 1 . ., - , ; i ' . 1 . "" 111 . . .- ' ." . i Change of Toue.'l'he peujile n( ibi Stale ii'r trtrrrly forgotten ibe fierce atlacki uon tk Whig p"y North Carolina for promo- . i i : - . . i... i tlibr Sa'e Treaory. Kvery Locofoco slump. Mivr in the Slate, from ibe candidal lor I he Isfi'li'u" lo lna candidate' lor . Governor, pMrrdoui d)niinciaiiont again! this robbrry (ibit ii the wordwe liehere) ol Ibe hard work kt prle el ihe Slate, unlit a rail road waa (nridi'ird. quite a aixMiiiuaiiie, ana pinty audi )h tn .ibing. a ibe lantf. Ot Ut ibere bai been a change. Thai far itnua politician, tbe late Miniaier lo "uuhap j S)aiu," ainiabed ibe native by ibe ud irt and complete change of Uciira. The tUr fluck of (beep followed the hell-wel her. iiidiliinw gravely aaerted ibai no mau i i Drawctal 6f I no! in--fairof-wl -a ifewetai ni rffirieof t y lin vl joiernal improverneiii ij lie Stale!- Ai D-tnocratic meeting in ibi great Weal I ( aerki ago, politic were completely ig orrd nothing wa talked alwiul Itul railroad, lliu rovrl thai rail road bould be Injjli Ju tbe Troneaaee line and lo Beaufort thai a pfW'filihTr1m"p mUtaat Ike Stale tkxuld subscribe tico.thirdt tjlheilock to the road ibal i.o one wbu op fiwd ihf pnporiiioii wa worthy" ' ol tir ik"ud receive the aopport of ibe Democratic fatty ; and finally that ibeae principle luual I lurorHiiaied into ibe Democratic plailortn at ibe oeit Cunveuiion or a diuluiiou would lii-w resolution, wbicb were unanimotialy dopted, were topporied in a lunjj prerb by Mi. Loie, uiine a prominent LucoIim'o memler I he litl L'-gialature. He attacked Govern .JLRrid'i .tuure .jup!ii.jhe.wj jec!jfihe E IwwMi '-af tbenrrar- Rait -Road, aud urged P" ibe penufe Ibe utrml iil)ii.rlaoce ofeTecl il I Gvrnior wbo abrxild te a itrong inter- d improvement man. Upon Ihi ibe VV ii aingiuH JiHiinal ata : 'Mr. Lvr' noitilion in the lal Legislature Wtiim rio'reierl, and hi allack upuri to. S'liI ailTnoi help him any ; but dill, (rom ibeae iiid other indication, we believe it i evident Ait th iieoule of ihe Welern narl of the Stale r let ibrir mind upon ibe Western eiien- JPSslM. lftk"Ugb,JLwv;..may give bu strength J wi mu, Mi faying hold of it, is a tig n "!! papular, aud ibai under iia (old be iH in bide hi dereliction a a parly mart t Ijeneral Aemlil. Sooner or laier 'Mirnniim will lie made, and we ihiiik "od" Hy uuld dictate lo u, ol ibe Cane Fear '", i mrfi our'Weatern breibren in a kiewijy epitii, and lend l hern ucb a band a UlCuiiiWf in).m if,., wn trr n ibe tfrap. w cburlirb people ibat ibey" have been be! ;,.. lUtr.,r,,W" 'r-he4 lh,ugh.l. ber papers eiam oedk-, I...M i.Ll. ? .-.-....ojf i oe snip aorne two h...... i.. .k. men. a. ia ,hB ,,u.,, tf,, dr)j)l,. ....... c. , ee lw raM-s have bee,. re.mM. ea ... me govemmem ( ,hr United Stale., wilb w.i. 1' I. , ' W .. . ""r..py me loregiMiig eilracl with feelines ... .. . , ...i,.,r, jnaj r, n aur.i.unce 'IIZV' --''d l-rih ihe Mliv-erenl ...... our roiemporaries U be Hi r ....... our roiemporaries Ar be Wm.&tg pre.. ,nai ,Bry me,.d .imi .......a u-Hl-.g ine AflriMllWralioil of Mr. Fill- 'I' ' nr" "jr lud gnalmr, knew no M,d '"-sF--'"-'raii..i outrage." upon Ibe American flg. The fiourilry. U.ey pr.l.imed. -K"eu oy i0e ,. crgM f .....-, rtomiuiaiiailon. Ibey were lor aali raciion or war right away lo mainiain the diX ... .-ourage .,1 me American nation. W In.inirhl u li.n .k j r-" ""rc "-w Airiiiiiiiiraiioi, rame inH pourr thai any nation perpeiraiinir a like out. age would be "called out" lonhw.th, and Ibal a squadron would be ordered out lo wipe away "ihe stain upon ihe refutation of our na- " incurred dy wbal ibey WefH pleased lo irmi - a, iime ai.fl cowardly apiril." What naa oecorne ol iheir helligerenl apirii now ? We hear irolhiriir like n lr...i. iku.n M .l. " .... Wll r gentleman bnd nn imnortnnt neencv in drafting the hill as it finally pansied the Legi,.lMiute,andf we think it will be found lo embrace itf its provisions the auiboritv fur prompt act ion in thia nartieulite. If w are not mistaken in this view of the powers conferred bv ihe act and we think we ar not we hope ihe presa. both E( and Weal, and thn people imipediJ ateiy intereMed in this gret work, will ko upeak out that those whose duty it ia to act in the prcmifWK. may he induced lo aet trperdily," Htilabw' Jitcorder. Dr. Ives. The eaae of Dr. Ives, ihe nb- jurant Bishop of the Diocese of thia State, continues to excite interest in hnlh hem- inpheres. On the subject ol his alleged inaanily, Judgeiea. of Connecticut, his brother, a man of sound judgment and in tegrity, writes thus to the editor of the "Church Review:" Sie The statements which you have read to me, and which you propose to pub lish, of a constitutional tendency lo men tal derangement in my father's family, and also of certain facts in proof of such a tendency. 1 have no hesitation in saying contrary, i hey either have nothing lo av or "re ulained by my own personal - I. . . T J I I I . ' . -i.e, .n geiuie ltr.rfnt 6l,ou riuhlnil,,0,l(i anowinige nor . nave I any Uouim Ibat tbe conduct of liishop Ives, in bis late de fection to Rome, must ? altributed. at least in part, lo that same cause, viz: a hereditary tendency to mental derange ment, aggravated by disease and by very great excitement. 1 am, very respectfully, Your obedient servant, EBENEZEU II. IVES." The following letter, purporting to he from Dr. Ives, is published in tbe "Guar dian.", an English Church paper: . bis I have read, with equal pain and surprise, a paragraph in the Standard, copied from your pnper, which compels me to correct certain grave and injurious misstatements, JU. h is not trim, as ihrre sia'ed. (thanks be-to God's good Providence.) that I have ever, except when under the immediate- delirium ol typhus fever, been deprived of Ibe use of that measure of reason with which God at first was pleased to endow tne. 1 if Jrue, however, ihnt 1 have had a brother deprived lor a lime of that bles sing. But how Tar that circumstance should be visited upn me as a punish ment for following the demands of mv oalencf,.iwil leave it with yourself lo determine. 2. Neither is it true, as you state, that just belore leaving my diocese. I drew upon it for, and received from it. a years Hilary, under a false pretence. Ii it true. however, ibat before leaving my lormer field of labor, to gain, if possible, relief in some way to a disquieted mind. (Me stale How wonderfully changed Rich. Whig. IMPORTANT EUROPEAN INTEL LIGENCE. Baltimore. April 18. 1 34 p. m A cor- respondence between the Governments of hpatn. 1- rance EngUnd and the Ur.ited b'ates, relative lo Cubit, has been alluded lo in Ihe British Parliament. The difficult ies between Piedmont and Switzerland, and between Austria and Russia, begirt to assume a portentous as pect. 1-ranee, ills said, is about lo in lerlere It is reported that civil power will short ly be substituted lor military rule through out Lomhardy. and that Marshal Radet sky will be called " Three hundred persons Ji been ar rested lor br ing concerned in an attempt ea insurrectional ralermo. aolJiershnd been ordered lo leave Naples, A conspiracy hAs been detected in Ber Ko. wliicfr h ad ext eMetfri hfoukthoW Ge r- many. ' "A proclamation of abermmi Ke puhlic had been found. it ma uusstn is oritanizing ner armies. 1 ne Russian fleet in the Black bVa tis been put under itrders lr Consf antinople. The Emperor of Rucsia, however, disclaims any intention of subverting the Turkish FLORIDA INTELLIGENCE. We Jean, from Florida ibat throughout Alachua, Columbia and Marion counties, cotton is in an excellent state of forward ness. and bids fair lor a heavy crop, the additional ground planted ibis season warranting the estimate that the product this year will be double that of tbe lasi, or about ten -1 htrasaud bales. Tba T J bacco. so far as transplanted, looks well, particularly in Marion county. The corn is far advanced, and peas and potatoes promise a great abundance. The Arrow Root which has been set out looks well, and a considerable quantity will be man ufacmred ibe ensuing season. From Mid die Florida we lirtve ihe same encourag ing intelligence, particularly in Madison county. Saw Mills rapidly increasing on ibe St. joiiiis. i nere are now eigttieen nulls in ihe neighborhood of Jacksonville, and these are unable to supply ihe demand for rantcing and other lumber.- The erection ol mills is also extending further up tbe river. Judge Bronson has erected one at Pilatka running six saws, and a mill is in progress of erection at Enterprise, 150 miles further up. The lumber business to be a most profitable one for Florida. Emigration to East and Middle Florida is increaning rapidly and steadily. Many planters who selected their lands last au tumn, and placed their force upon ihein are now removing their families ibilher for permanent settlement. The health of the country will compare favorably wilb that of any portion ol the United Stales. Wilb its fertile soil and delicious climate, Florida will rapidly lake rank with the most prosperous State in the Union. Char. altrcuiy. Curious Freak of a Streak if Lightning. . I umwmi dollars ne Mrng maimer, pitl.li.ned at Huntingdon, ouii.iiK coowy, .ays s lioilng Ibe thunder alorrn on I buraday.-Mih April, a bouae in Amiiy. ville was struck .by liVhtuinir. Ii eema ihe ligbininji entered ibe doarsplitJbe jJ, paaAeil aioirg me room to a large cooking stove, which II ItlfillaV lin llalia IhaV iA i I . IT V J' nu rui on - .j, ui lo , a woman; iwDoae name we I dollar. ; could not ascertain 1 who n i7i!n t ' t0 auunpa I be shoe Ihrougb which the liffhliiinir entered. appeared entirely uninjured, wilb ihe exceii- : nil .. ion oi a Miinn n.'ie up.u one tde. PC KUC AT No. Si AN ACT mukinr pi'-n,ri,l"n f"r ,h W"'1" of ; . Are Dt-imrlmrnt iliirliij (lie B-l jrer rnmnn ui uiii. uut, oti lhounil tiglil huuJfjKl nd tl k ur. B tt fnacU4 ' by Vis Sfimte anil fftnut of Rsprttrfittiti i j tin Vnitfd M,:tM of AnuHva in (kmgrt tiiwtlri, T tlw f'lllowtnc turns ba, and the Mm rm ktrrrbj, ftffmqHl. i far the tcrrira of th Poat Offica Oepartmcnl, tor Uw yt-nrn.lii; Uw thirtieth ot Jute, one thoonnd eiirht hundred aad Sfljr-hmr, ml of aiijr nonc;i In tha Trewarv arlaing frees th reveaim ol the mid Detwrtmeiit. in eonrbrnltv lo the act of the emend ot Jure; one ihdaetod eltfht hundred aad thktv-ata, -eMiA -le taar-- parpoeee, via! For IrannrmHarlaa of the anils, Ira atillioa and t went -Din UKHtund duUare ; wr enmrM-ee&uoa te poeuunerm, iwaauutoo ana tvaatv-au Aneenri dotlara; - i1 . i For iMd. eteamboak and vav letter. Oitrtv thoaaand aoIUia :. For wreppinii pnper, fifty-two, thouaand dollar; i For nfflr furniture. In.Vh offioot of poetouutera, etrht UioawaJ doilar; ' , For adrertielnf, erentr-elz tnnoaaad Br aasdraa aonan. ; t For, mall bafr. Aftf-ona thoaaand dottara; r, Fiw blank, Afty-fiTe thoawad dolUra; For nuil-loclu, key, aad (tamp, twenty thoaeane) dotlara ; for mall itepreilatlnnt, and peftatateaie,flny thoaaaaddolwra -f ror rurk in th omce ol Vraaatara, nr auaama aad orta- aix in hi. tin aonan ; 4 IIiiuhJ $,Jui;y.?-'i'ii New York Mirnn sava a genllemau ol ibal city hits .en annoinl ed AgelH of Ihe Pa,,ru Hail Rad Compant r .r4h.i....n . .... aaiary or OIWUUU a year; in addition I., which four liiaurauee Cumiiauie bare Hwr-ed lo pay hun 10.000 a yeHr-ninkii.tf $40 000 lolal auioiiol ol aalarv ner aniiuui. Onu Hun. ured I houaud Dollar ! t a A 1 . x a v A9 a 1 V 1 and twenty thonund Bfty-Sr I t there be, and tehee. . Treamry not otherwt million eight hundred that may aria In th - la meet the aforeeoinf irlieth of Jane, one thoa- at la all cue where the . either aaoaey or prep nli have been exekunr- n, upon the aonTW- ' hall hare anthor- uatly belonged to aaa dllrtrKa C7 We understand a meeiing ol the Stale Atfrirulliiral Sc.rlely will he held in Kalrinh on Wednesday, ihe 25' h ol May. JJr. Tomp kins will lie prenenl, and will addreaa the tneei- li.g on the auljecl ol holding An Agricultural rair and faille Show at aorne eliirfiile iw.jui the Siale during ibe coming Fall. Spirit of ine Age. A Greensboro,' Correaioiideiii ol ibe Ashe- llle Jem propones thai a Convention be helit Al hiiltt.ry ft Joly ne,!, ai the lime o ill meelinjf Ihe !si.m kboliler of ihe C'emral Road. lo ron.ider it enen-iuii earn lo l.-alori unl weal lo ihe 1 erinemee line. The eict roiid the prnposiiion, and aiiij;eia that h. 11' . ry , . eeierii vouuiie.aiioiiil d'leg4le lo ri prf- sent ine iniereal ol Kill set-linn. 8bo. 2. Andhtit br. uppronHattid out of AmroprUti, m turn not thouMnd ilolfAin, to upplT reenui nf the Pott office det BPProir,Htima. fur the jenr enrti ii nd eiirht humtred nnrl fifty-four, SWT. 9. Aitf tVif rVrfaV Poatmiuter Oeneral nhnll be in t if fled rty itole n from the United 8tte m ed for otlit r money or property, and tlon of the tlilef. receivetl at Mb Depart! Itf, apon nat.5fctory erideno thai tl any indt vidua) firm; or corporation, tr moner or nronerty to the owner there ttr. 4. am r t( t "finer tnacwa. -mi aection uireeorina art entitled " An act mitklnfr approprtiilloti. Iter Ihe sverTioe of the Pout Office IVpMrtment durink (lie rWal rekr ending tbe tliirtietA , of June, one thoaxand eifrht hundred and fifty-three, aad for oth er purpoiei,M and approveTI the thirty -firtt of Aujruat, one thoe ' uritI eight hundred and two, be, and the Mune U hereby re penled. rBT. n. Ann rie u mrtMr rmtuxeMi, That the roatmaater Uea- erHl in hereby authoriaed to oiake uch arrangement aa be may deem aitvlsnl.le by cauninir letters tent to California and Orecoa to hf nlvrtiid free of evienH to the United State, and by the ixftufng of ciroulart to paMtmaateri and cnuaiug the tame to be publi-:,tet, to in mi re, ai fur as poulhle, the delirery of letten aeni by mitil from the Atlantic 8tatei to Culioruia. to the Udividualt w whom tHey are directed. , . ApproTca Match 3, tPrLic Act No. 8t). A V ACT making1 nppropriH tlom for lithoanet, Ht-Hoafa,buoya, c, nnd providing ror the erection and estabtiahment ot the iiie, and ftr other purpotei, . &? it tintt by ths nuU and foum of Rprn-ptat4ca of ths I'nitot $tttM qf Amsriiia in Oongrt dwofaI, That the following appropriHtlont be, and the same are hereby, made and directed to be paid, out of any money in the Treasury not other wine appropriated, to enable theiVcreUry of the Treasury to carry the provision- of thii act into effect: ProGMdt Aawetwr, If a ffixui title to any land which It may be necessary to ue cannot be obtained on reHnotitible termi, or the exclusive right to ruch Inn ) cannot be acquired by tension, when the interest of the Uni ted Matt demandtt it, before the appropriation would by law fall intn the turplut fund, iaany aiM aUiUchcaaeffthe appropriation bull In- npplicaMe to the ohjtrU for which they are nmde at any fitpe within two years after the first meeting of the LeguUtureiu ted lUbeequeni to Ui Empire. Charleston Prtst Kt ire al.rl in ... Tt-f ik. "-and ibe West at last ackuowleJuina the frltfire t0 tbe Suie of iuleinal iinurore- -uicu win pui a stop iu emigration, en """I Nuiib Carolina eniernrise. and laka jnjth. reproach ofltip Van Winklei m, eren " -eknowledgmeot i made, a .taied by '"Mriiif, became internal improve inent "Py-lar." But bowerer the ar knowledg - lieen mad- ihe Hemoeraev are rinuy ("tif ii. and ruee. ..... . ,.'.k.. OUfuine n Tt L . .k... . ... ""g Iba tiimiler ; and ih ! of lha new ',,rt mar not onlw nolalrin i.lA mdui-ale. ig. . - . .j. I urtniid ibe I I mi I at aTal M-lA rta .'""k.kas been ihe case iu Virginia. jj -eluiiin, we would suggest to these l,c,,, WBo oxluus for building tail ". thai rh... ..:i ..j . i. :j r tau i. w roaoa nan 0 juiu jvr PB'1I d.m't like to be taied and ibal rrmrs a riistriholinl. nT I L. I.nit. Me K. nrn. U e popniW al..w A avurd wit. is sufficient.-Fav. Observer. into American Vessels. Tba Hava- iva . . nrwlIOndrhr Afiha N,!. V... Tv.usl aT n " aa wa 4ww M VI am ww a warw WHBl The North Carolina R id Rtvid and its Extension East and West. SittiHieil as we are. nhrtut cenlrnllvbe tween .ttm sea.boardl .rtnd.lhk inoVJlLsitlX. of -; t heitti.w feeLibat-v. crta wit b i tiropriety. urtje upon llie friend of itn prnvemettl N)ftb, East, and West of u. he imiMtrtance ol action, prompt and de cided action, relative lo ibe extension ol this graal line 61 improvement, which ev ery- true bearieil . North Caruliuian -vvtll join on in calling our Kail Hotel, rewol us have yet weighed suillcieiiliy. tne vital ibis matter. 1 l l r l 1 , . . . 1 1 crane ruie, m u uie one umi ruijuweti. "'t-; e .v , , .: He-c1anglasT1& Mr:t3Myw1mTgwtherer 4 " - 1 r n- ,. ' , was any nope ol placing him M) the iVe-. t cetved an arlvance of six monltf salary. . , 1 , . ... ilaiy. And it is also true, that, alter my arrival in this city, my conscience, under addi tional light, would not allow of longer de lay in my auhrmssion to the Catholic Chwreh. a nd Irefore m a k t it g t h at s tth m w sion. I wroie to tny diocese a letter of re signation, of which Ihe following is the concluding paragraph: "In conclusion. as this act (uneipeciedly lo mysrll) ante CONFESSIONS OF A POLITICIAN Mr. Shaw, a member ol tbol N. York Legislature, in the course of a recent speech, gave thi; following amusing sketch ol bis political career. II is course has, to be sure, tieen-aomewbat devious, but he seems, neverlhelesst lo have been di reeled throughout by principle ; and, af ter all, parlies may have changed more than he, and bis plea of consistency be not so absurd as Ihe "laughter" indicated : ' Mr, Sbaw id ibat in poltiics be had been everything. r lie bad been a piem. her of every party be bad ever heard of. fLaughter.1 lie was at this time a mem ber of the Democratic pirty of that fac I ion known as ,l-HunkerM -a moderate one rather softly. Before tbe time of Andrew Jackson be bad been a Demo crat. But w hen he was talked of a as can didate for the Presidency, and Crawford was mentioned, too. he (Mr. S) became a Clay man. lie remained a Clay man during tbe whole of that despotic Demo cratic rule, and the one that- followed. - errr 03" A mail by lb name of Kelly, wa run over and killed l.jr the Car, on the Raleigh and Oaalon Road, on Fiiilay night laal. H wa Ijing drunk and aleep on the trark. Internal Improvements. A sentimental chnp in Khode Islnnd intends lo petition congress, at its next sesmon, for an ap propriation lo improve the channels .l alfection, so that henceforth the "course ot true love may ru-tuootb.'K : any tjtt? whert-iu such land may b ait p;tiMHge uf thin act, lo Wll ' M fir trnnr, bnivm and iiuuilei, to y I laced at the channel of WHM-oiig.Lii Bhjt, and at other iraj Xlt points in the watera ir r-Uiir, in addition to the an rprnrrietel by tbe act ot Augu-l ll.irly-flril, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, three thou- imnil dollar. For buoy to mark the channel ot Taunton river, At hundred dotliirf ; Pnr a beacon In " Deep BjU Seek, in Vineyard aonna, 1U hundred dollars ; f- a For the erection or a hrhthouee and keeser'a boo on or near Ihe breakwater at Bam river, beinu -appropriation of thtaama urn aipropriated by the act of September twenty-eight, eigh teen hundred and flftv, four thuumud dollar; Toward! the erection or a lighthouse on lna rocta caned tae ' Sow and Tief." aear the errtranee of ttuaaard'a hay, to taaa ihe f.U Of die Ojrhl rewd uw Maligned there, being a reappre- -pri .linn of the fame sum appropriated by the act of September twenty -eliM, eighteen hundred and Bfly, thirty thousand dollar J For a Uitht vessel lo be moored off Minet's ledge, la addition to the gum appropriated at the last session of Congre, six thou sand dollars. RHODE ISLAND. For buoys to be placed at the following points: "Old Newton,' 1 The titem," (" Narrngansett bay,") "Bandy Point." ("Slock necessity of prompt action in The North Carolina, or Central Itul Road" af iPirwm completed from" Charlotte lo boldsboro f the time for which I asked leave of ab in t he ct ursr jnf t b year 1 853. Viritinia I sence, and or w hich 1 so prompt ly recei v and South Carolina are altearly prepared, ed from members of your body an advance wilb finished Kail Roads; to take ttor I rade 1 of salary. I hereby renounce all claim, upon from Charlotte and from Kaleigh. We all know how difficult it is to divert trade Irom old accustomed channels to new ones even when ihe new ones are the1 best. Now. while we do not object lo ex changing our commodities willlhe neigh or us vaiue, we the same Irom (his date, and acknowledge my obligation to return, at ibe intimation of jour wish. whale-er you may have ad vanced beyond Ihe2i2d day of December, 1852.H I shall now- only Jidd, the eyes of God and of His Church are upon jou, waiting lo see wheiher you will have magnani sidential chair, and was present at ihe llnrrisburg Convention lhat witnessed his (Mr. C-'s) political death. And a sorry death it was, loo. After lhat he left the party, and again sailed under the Demo cratic banner. Jle bad been a Democrat, and left them when opposition lo the old United Slates Bank was mide a lest of the parly. He had been a Democrat when, on tbe other hand.lhey were ihe advocates orsu c ft' 8 Weasore "and be exj w-eted 1 1 find them returning to it again some day. He bad alwajs been consistent ! Laugh ter. He bad made it a point to belong to all parties tn lum. He- wasjust now a Kind words are Ihe brighrest fluwers of earth s eiimence ; ibey make a veiy jtaradiae oi me Dumiileal boms that tbe world can show. Ua ibem, aud especially round ibe hr..il. fii,la 't'lu., ..... I. 1 .. . i , ..... ...nr. . i.r, sirioneil Ut-VI.IKI Uflce. j.,.Jt. .. ..ii u- k.ll ji. and make theWkei J,... i- rorrrectiog a beacon light at "gelna rock," Newport harbor, ., e" " j,"" .j.uau i one tnciuiura notiar. all olber bleasinss the earth can eive. I rortSECTICTT. m t - Ta tk., (.. TT. aw kirauiw bm himitMrl AnMmmmm t For buoy in PtWiBtW reef, one huadrea aVDtl any oullare : ' For btrttcau on Uner ruck, Long Utand MniiMl, MTea th.Hiirn4 tlolmm ; Fartheerertifta of one o more beacoa litfht below Middle-. tn, ok Uie CmccUut river, and for the e reel ion el -Miori uul' For (he erf-rtiou of ff -br ti whiitle, u the LfghtTlOQM Boarrl shall dt termtne, on Flue l.ati, 10 ruber ietmac flptUMi, eue tliiUfland autlara. NEW YORK. For a umftll Htrht on or near Carlton Head, and for repalrinc or rebull'linK Tibbfi'i Pifnt lihl-houme, five thoaaaod dollara; For a f"ft bell or whittle, to be worked by machinery, to be ptaCfti on lite aoutn pier, n.ear voe at tfuotuo, two tao- saini five buntirril tiollHm; F,.r at n-vr liirht vpksV'I. to take the blaoe of that Bow wnswrmA n sons in aitlerent places aroond Ihe coun "t 'r'' "?""!? i ! 1 '""f"11 I u" aion of Comress. two thousand dol ars. - S c: . : i i : . . : .-.I . "I'linuni iiininirsiaiKiii seems Still lo tie progressive , in iis sad and unfortunate in fluences, judging from the frequent case r : !. i . . . oi insanity produced hy.ihis cause, anil reports ol which daily meet our eye. The Ainany Keporterol ihe Gih instant sayt: vre nave all seen, within two or three lajs. in our exchange papers, notices ol the insanity of no less Ihan seven per. TryrcamRt7Tn"Wc .tuuirriea oi aptruuauam.. A Little GiiTs Faith beautiful Jit tie girl, who was saved from ihe wreck of a steamboat, on being aked bow she was saved.gave thiriMtn-i.le answer "God srtved me ! I prayed that he would, and he did !" Injl iiianiitii y Rheumatism. A gentle man wished u to publish the following 4r the. relief oijjSutikuiig liumauiLy.,. lie says he has known a number of cures made by it and all of them in a short time: Halt an ounce of pulverized saltpetre, mil tnk.U . ";l I .i hi i.o.i o j.iiii in awrrt tii. ,. jj'tine ln, borinif Slates for money . fiillv convinced lhat golden oppor lupifj,'' i now uffere nt ine TJfftstaf 0r? fcrfT contradiction ol the stale- own borders ihe benefits and advantages menis you have) sent abroad, in your belt of ihe cheapest and best line if travel Irom paper. "',. under dale ol 12th Inst., sayt: rWkMarih-AMa,-Bvbcpck.,waf nol 'Jee fired into by II. B. M. IrigaFe TiF ItC u ' elr'lined and sodispitaed of, 2 J1- Hsinilioo. in an inlerview wilb Judge D ' "The American bark Llalra Ann. cl Bred into, or al lia-irA 11. B Jtttarj- wrbile br ensign taaa I l..i. .A. A i. , l . r. t .k. U- ' XT IMS UUII.VI1 ! - I atllh-j" . "5r " na --- rc a;.!Vmkbnrthe deck tnMiiaTfks. IkhKti from .. .a A'. I I a. I - ik. Tennessee ine to ine Auaiuie aea board. We hUo believe thai much of this benefit and ad vantage will be lost to a large portion of ihe Slate, tfihe eiiension ot ihe Central Rail Koad to Beaoford and Tennessee are not commenced without delay. . ' . , ' . Whenever Capitalists can feel assured that we are in earnest, a commercial city will spring, into existence t BeaOlort, equipped and ready with ships and steam ers. to receive and transport to ihe great markets of the world alt the minural and agricultural producH we can send them; and we can t hen trade wUb iba world on nn equal footing with our sister Stales. Bui while ibis is admitted, the question may be asked, what action can be taken immediately f We answer, the survey of tbe routes, as a preparatory step to ibe , - t-- ..,ir m hnild the Koaus. sunscnption iw iv. -- I BUIHJVl llltiWM - a . J ' umni the mttmnilfl FToTTsWe".". 'rA-aUaljtMer idle bee wi.eia. iis war ahoyt of the Legislature, anu u... "-r--- ,weel7lirfl..wet But sharply 'was" stung ibal drone, tsnitl it was enmpelled lo leave tbe hive where its example was despised. , ' And alt, all who pcornfullr view tbe activiiy of Iheir lellovs, and eielatni wli eonlempi ions were eniHIed to gr concluded that tbe object bad to new in makingibe appropriation fdr lhj urvey. Very respect fully. Your obedient servant, L. SILLIMAN IVES. Late Protestant Bishop of N. Carolina. Komb, March 7, 1853. " I Do Not Labor."" I do act labor I" exclaimed a baughty aristocrat, as be lurued bis eye from a laurrowed newspaper, and rest ing them upon a poor laborer, who passed op posite his mansion. But that man lor got thai bis owa father bad labored lung and wearily. lo accumulate iba lot-tuna lhat bad descended to so ungraielul a son. ' I do nut labor !" said a gay young belle. aa ab laid dowa tba Jaiest novel," and corn fully viewed some industrious girla wbt were iben returning Irom their daily loil. Bui lhal ibiiugbtlefs belle forgot I h si the leaves of Ibe book Ibal bad so Interested ber, were earelully folded by those selfsame girla. wbuae daily, bul illy rewarded work il was. I du ma labor," mused a drone, as Ii oe- . ... A .1 i lis.. nlH.n in ooeratton who as was m pu i - j. , . i:U .Mhv as Dosstuie. And i we tbink ' .VzLi-i-ii.- i tka faetl that m tmonB l8j ibwgh etttel U igbt be cwtsioVred ,1. .VVWmss..j : ';'Ji;ril.il rhart-f tfi-::r:L:..krtkil. TlO iMIeBy' iaitifern iiiaft:Roat7o Democrat, but how long he should remain pails adecled. then a sound cure will so waa quite uncertain. It depended on tbe course pursued by Mt Pierce a man who had been elected President lately.," Laughter SINGULAR AFFAIR. Tbe Cumberland, Aid , Journal of yesterday 7eiTribeToTlowTrig alKg1lil'rcWra1cY : J 1 l- On Wednesday of last week. 'l he dead body of a young man was found in lha Pud. mac river near the Big Tunnel on ihe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. From a fracture ol ibe skull, aud other injuries, be was supposed lo have been dealt loully wiibv Various aurrniaes a lo ibe identity of the ctrpe were enieiUined, when Capt. Henry Ttuuiman. ol tbe Cumbeiland Nigbl Watch, became convinced ibal il was ibe body of bis son James, who bad been at work in the vicinity, and was minting al 'he lime. A'corouer's jury war summoned from Cumberland, and ihe body was fully identified by Capt. T. aid others as lhal of bis son. Particular marks were pointed out by ibe di tressed falher. and there seemed ntrt lo be ibe slightest doubt on ihe subject'. Tbe jury re tarried aa unanimous, verdict baaed upuo the facta tbu ael lorlb.. a ' ' " " v !:- v The btidy wa conaequently decently inter red by Capt. T. who fortbwiib arrayed himself in Ibe garb ul mourning, and engaged lha ser vices o( a minister of tba Gospel lo preach . a funeral discourse on ibe sad occasion. Il turn ed out, boweter, that on Sunday morning last, tbe .dead son of Capt. Trnuiman deliberately walked up lo bis asiotiished father and inlotrn ed b i iqlhar ttTwa rnH deadj Them iagjed surprise and delight id the father may be ima gined. Tbe fact is, ibe "young man had been at work in another direction, aud upon hearing. of bis reported demise relrrnf I lo relieve tba apprebensioos of bis parents. speedily be efiVcied. Lynch. Express. Not at all Complimentary. New York is one of ihe fist cities of modern limes. Her taxes are morerennrinoun, her ex pendiftirer more reckless, and ber public men nol more honest than that of any oth- The Journal f Commerce thus sneaks of ine liew lork il'inrd ol Aldermen : "JVIen who should he at work with shaved heads and striped jackets in one class ol public buildings, occupy in oth ers the honorable post of .legislators in our local legislature, thro w over .their persons the pure ermine justice, and hold in iheir hands the .power to govettvafciiy w hose example for good or evil influences every placeon this continent. Few are aware of the labor the daily drudgery of an editor's life, and fewer yet are willing te repay him by aught but grumbling, complaints, and a broken con stitution. All he. work about a daily pa per is hard, .from its- being, endless no rest no time4 to let go "and spit on jour hands." but constant, never Ceasing drud gery, day and night, till the over-tasked human machine breaks the cog, and goes to eternal smash! . a ma n.d . iuir r . r . . an.w . w . uiiwb.wv.i-i . 1 . . - . - .-t.. . - , n.. . .. ...... . .. . -i j- .. . 1 1 'il. i. ...iiuit is dira litti a UJhinese. haaaatbeen eatabbkhed hiwiaia the rivertf thai he wae i German oafpe'd Jb Burn, pf ttano. Sweeping Streets at Night. The city authorities of Philadelphia, in -contracting for cleaning the public thoroughfares for this seasoihlWe f shall be swept ai night. . Chinese Church. A Protestant Church at which the services all are conducted in in San sPifA.lSiaatCaaW 'Ilwuodoe na last see- 1 -:- I f Inlet, ( f I f ' 1 WatS-i3! ur a m J I II b,JT V rpaatOK aew-1 V Virti- i I a. hilars: I I 1 t en Uie Is- I I k letenuine, I I I ho ba a baa- I I M : thCDlace rT"l NEW JEIISEV. For boor, to be placed on Ab-i-ruin bar. and harbor of refngr,) eiynt bund dnllarai " f UIL AttK. atf. Pur beacons and bnors fur Delaware bar. in esriary bcacoiiHKe and buoyiig-e In tbe lower bs buy, nve thousuna aoiiars. M1C111UAN. For a llrbtbotue on Point Betsy, Lake Z d41arsy , ror a uzhtnoose at urana isiana thousand .lollam ; For a IL'litl.ouse at Rock harbor , thouaDd, dolmrs ; ror a fop bi-ll to be worked by machinery, I land lieliitiouse. Lake Huron, two thousand flV For en-ding a hftiinouse at the mouth of Ft tho'isiuiit dnllars : 1 For the erection of a Itgtithouse at Point Iroo.il land of Point Auiclious, aa the LiabUiOus Boardt Trrenhvj"nit-rotla-sr For nisaini the foundations or twollrhthoose. r con lik'I.I on the Saint Clair Flats, ten thousand dollj to be st-lected, and the work executed, under tba, direetioa of tba Topographical Bureau. .. , oma- , For a beacon of solid masonry, to be placed on a reef lylnf In the traelret uUatthe aestend ot Lake Kri. near Um auuUt, shore, off Bois Blanc and near Touiasant river, three thousand dot lars. TIH0INIA. For a first class bnny to be placed on th " Upper Middle" la Chesapeake bay, and buoys for " Sand Shoal" and " Hog Island Inlet," A tlsDtic con!, el lit hundred dollars j For buoys to be placed la the Potomac rirer. aa follows ; Lower end of " Jones's Point," "Occoaunn FlaU," off " Harlow' Creek j" lower part of " Wmle's Bh.v," off " Jenifer's Quarter," " Mathla Point," and " bent's Sbotil," Are hundred and sixty ooUara; For a small Itjrht at "Stiofery Point," Kappahannock, twft punnm ino mif uviihi. , For a beacon at Naylor's Hole, Rappahannock, on hondrad and fifty dollar ; Fw tw)v buoys tor Rappabaaaoek rtrr,ii kondnd 10$?'! rut 1 11 v.iuuii.a. - Forsix. biqre iron buoys (or "r-'TT'rn Vsr andnhanmlL thra 1 -tnoussno oouars ; For a Isrrr bell buoy for th entrance oyer Charleatoa bar, At thousand dollars ; 1- For a iHK.y to be placed -aa Middl Ground shoal, Chariaatoa harbor, fivo hundred dollar ; For If arlit Teasel to bu placed on RatUeinak shoai, twenty tboa aand dollsrs ; For builflinsr beacon on Morris Island, Charleston harbor, thre thousand dollurs ; For changing the present' lighthouse at Cap Roraaln Into" a flrat claSs seacoast lisrht, by eleratln, improrlni, and "reAltliif " Die same with the most approved illuminating apparatus, twenty thousand dollar. FLORIDA. - - For an iron pile Hfrhthouae to take the place of th light Tal stationed near Key West, twelre thousand dollar : For mnkine permanent the signals placed by th Coast Surrey ' along the Florida reef, ten thousand dollars ; For the erection of a first class lighthouse, and fitting thsam with a first order illuminating apparatus, near Jupiter inlet, thir ty fire thousand dollars ; ALABAMA. - For a beacon to mark a shoal in Mobil bay channel, caused by a wreck, Are hundred dollar. LOUISIANA. For largest class iron buoys, to mark the approach to the prin ciple passe at tbe mouth of Mississippi river, thra thousand dollars ; Towards the erection of a Srt class lighthouse, as a sabstltut for tbe Ufdrt TeeaeJ at V Ship snoJ," or Kaoooow Point, arasaybs) - determined by the Secretary of the Treasury, after tail aursey ot -that locality authorised by the act of thirty-Art August, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, shall be completed, twenty thoaaand dol lars. x TEXAS. ! For third class Iron buoya to be placed at M Braaos Santiago bar," mouth ot "tJrand Rivet bar," aad th ntraao to Matagor da Bay, two thousand dollar ; - For a first class ligbthousa at th mouth of lh Babls Mrsr, thirty thousand dollar. : CALIFORNIA. Fcr a buoy lo mark Conunisslon ledge, la Mar Island straita, Are hundred dillars ; , For a buoy to mark " Middl Ground," la Sunfoa bay, tr For largest claa buoy to aaark en trance to bar at Saa Franois or., eight hundred dollars; For buoy to mark th channel of th Sacraasento rirr, twa tliotaiand dollars ; .For' buoys for Humboliet harbor, fire hundiaj dofflars; " '." ' ' For buoys for Vmpo,'1', Av hundred dottara - - - Vat a second class lighthouse at Point Booata, SaS fraactM hay. twenty -Are thonsanrT dotlarr; - ' ', - I ur th aractlon at a lighthouse la 8aB Pad ro bay, tea ttwsv run. iintiitrs. w - f nal buoys at Columbfa riVT? ana thnsisint Srehan. "JrM dnrtsrK;-- swi.a iS-Cir;v.'".'-c;.r;.l.i:''" For addiUonal t -wttrtAe-mtmmti armYi'pieT rnH'"' t abieajfaiiiiru'iwa:' ttSt$3li ? . tuuMisr ie s.iRiini..wDnnTu w procure .me neces.ry aia-.- r I iter. 7: Ppttner trnrum ilawyaavrgraaisiajsaaagietV :4 -- Ke7W.WWMf Vvm-Wi-az-- .. aaiiM 'tnoaaanaa,