dent onJ Director, or any uic oi'ihem, ln
ditya'nrevjouo notice lo apply la ilw Court of
the County in wlis-h the Jnd or tin great er
purl thereof shall lie, and upon 111011 apjtlica
lion lhe Court shall appoint five iliintert?ttd
and impartial freeholder to assess tho dama-
krAof tha owner from tne condemnation of
'tlfi land for the uso oflhe) Company, shall
. nppoint a day for their meeting, to report lite
da lie assigned tliem ahcI shall dismiss tit the
rout of tho company nny proceedings thtii
depending in their bclmll lor the condcinn.i
tiou of smd land.
The freeholders to appointed, any three or
more of whom may nc.. shall proceed in the
performance of their duties in nil respects in
tho stme manner ns if they had been np
pointed on Hie npp'k-.ttion of the President
:iJ Directors of the Company, and 1 lie Court
Khali In like maimer confirm or disaffirm their
report, supersede them or nny of them mid
Appoint others in their stead, or direct 11 n
other view and report to be made ns often
h may he necess.iry. and when a iy inch re
port ascertaining the ln nnca shall be run
tinned, the Court "hall render judgement in
favor of the proprietor, lor the damage so
assayed, and uonlile c.osle, and shall thereup
on either compel the Company to pay into
Court, the damages and coats so ndjudirod or
award a process of execution ihcrclur; as to
them shall seem right.
IS. When the judgement, rendered for the
da mages assessed and costs, shnll he satiB
lied by tho payment of the money into Court,
or otherwise the title of the land for which
such damages are assessed, snail be vested
i:i the Company ia tho same manner ns if
the proprietor had aold and conveyed it to
them.
10. The said President, and Directors for
llic purpose of ci'iistructing their work ulure
.iid, nnd the works necessarily connected
therewith, or of repairing the same, niter they
shall have been made or of enlarging or otlt
crwisc altering the sump, 6hail be at liberty
by themselves, their officer agent or ser
vants, at any time, to enter upon any nmn
cent land, and to rut. qiutrrv. dig take and'
carrv awav i herefrom, any wood, stone, grav- '
el, or eariri. which they may deem necessary ; I
Provided however, that ttiey shall not. with- j
out the consent ol the owner, cut down a. iy !
fruit trees, or an) tree preserved in any lot or !
lit Id for shade or fur oriiani"iits. nor take any j
timber, r-ravel ftuno or earth coiiRiituliiiir 1
nny part, of an
all wood, stone,
under authority
fence or building. For
'. gravel, or earth, taken
if this net. and lor all inci
dental injuries dune l' the 'nclosures, crops,
woods or ground ia taking or carrying the
siime away, the said President, and Directors
shall make to the owner a fair and reasona
ble compensation lo be ascertained if the par
tics cannot agree, by ihree impartial and dis
interested freeholders, who being appointed
lo.- thai purpose by niv JuRlice of the Peace
thereto requited by the owner shall be sworn 1
liy him und shall then ascertain Ihe conipen
salion upon their own view of the wood, stone
gravel or earth taken ami of the injury done
as aforesaid in taking them ; Provided howev
er, that it shall be the duty of the owner or
owner to shew to ihe Justices of the Pence
to srhoqi the application is made, that, ten
day previous notice of the time of making
the same lint been triven to the President or
one oflhefkicipnl agents of the Company, i
and no nward whi' h may be given under any
nppointmcnt. without such notice shall be ob
ligatory or binding on s iid Company Pro
vided however, that, either party, not satis
fied with the nward which may be given ns
above, may appeal to the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions of the County, in which
1 lie land may be situated, who may, as in ihe
case of assessment ol land confirm or disaf
firm the report of the freeholders, supersede
them or any of them, and appoint 'others in
their ste id, or direct another view and report : shall oe enntlt a tu rn ire man sixiy voles on
to be made as often us may be necessary. any amount of the enpilal stock ofsaid Com-
2D Ifthe saidJ'resi.lent. and Directors in W ld by or 'n, m
entering upon the land of uny person under ! 30. The President and Directors shall rcn
the authority of lilis act, for the purpose of ' der distinct accounts of their proceedings and
laying out. or constructing, enlarging, alter
ing or repairing any oftli ir said" woilva'!
by themselves or their olliijers, do any wan
ton or wilful injury to such land or its appur
tenances, or to the crops growing or gather
ed, or to any other property thereon, the
"Cape Fear and Deep Itivcr Navigation
Company." shall pay lo the person so Injur
ed, double the amount of the damages which
shall be nssessed hv a inrv in nnv nrnr...i-
lion therelor, or il said injury be done by any '
person or persons who may have contracted ,
wh(j the Company for the construction of j
any portion of their work or any of the works ;
.1... . :.-J,-,J- J - -"vi .
lo.imiieu nicrewiiii. he or they shall he res-
ponsihlo to the party injured in the like
amount.
21. lit it furUur eiuirled. That all acts
and clauses of acts which come w ithin tin
purview and meaning of this act. or which
give rights privilege and franchises, at vari
ance with those given t.y this act, bul which
rights privileges a. ml franchises have not as of the said Company, and tdull be liable lo
yet. been used and enjoyed be. and they arc ! pay all such sums due, or which shall be
hcrcby declared to be re-poled and made j come due. upin the slock assigned lo him;
Vo"'- I Provided liowever.thateucli assignment shall
21. Th said President ami Directors or a in no wise exempt the assignor or hi-t reprc-
majority ol them shall hare power lo pur- I
cnae witn the lumls of the Companv nnd
place on the river which shajl have been im
proved, rents ol nny description whatever
...i, :..i. . t. 1
11 101 o niey nay u -m necessary or proper
for the purpose of transportation, or it they
should deem it most expedient lo tlq so, (hey
may contract with any individual or Individ
ual for etr-cling the transportation of the
same.
23. All k tats nnd other property purdias
ed a aforesaid with the funds of the Compa
ny or engaged in the business of transporta
tion on said River or Rivers and nil (tie
works of the mid Company co.mtructed. nr
property acquired under the authority of t his
net and all profit which -ball accrue from
the same, shall be vested in iie respective
stockholders of the Company forever, in pro
portion lo their respective shareg; nnd the
ame shal be deerrcd personal estate; and
hall be exempt from any public chanp or tax
whatsoever, lor the term of fifteen year; nm
thereafter the Legilntur; may impone n tax
l Ot exceeding twenty five rent per annum
per (lure on each share of the capital mock
whenever the annual profit thereof shull ex
ceer ix per cent.
21. When this work shall have been com
pleted the Cutnpnny shall at all time fur
tiUh and keep in good repair, the necessnrv
boat! and other requisite! for the safe and
convenient 'transportation or persons ni d
broperty ; anil It shall be their duty nt nil
lid-jet Bon te payment or trader of the
lo transport, tonpy le
ch.llift owner, of life rood"
ere to deli t jilltrti
A delivered jib them' for
pot on ine river wiiicn,"u
ma, titdirnlonau mere
cles which' shall b&'d
tranortution oipolTertd to' Ihf m iit'propcr
cbttdiiion to he transported tit some depot on
tho River most convenient for the reception
25. They shnll give no undue preference
in transportation to the property ol one per-
soii over that of another, but ns far ns pfacti
caplo shall carry each in the order of tiino ii
which it shall be delivered or oll'ercd for trans
portation, with tolls pnid or tendered ; if the
Company or any of its officers or rigenlsshiill
fail to receive, transport or deliver In due
lime, nny property so oflVred or delived to
them lor transportation, or hIi;i1I fail to Inke
up or set down nny pa-aengers at such con
venient point as he or they may desire, upon
the payment or tender of the passage money
hereby allowed, they shall for ft it, and pay to
the partv so injured double the. amount of
the lawful toll paid or tendered ; and shall
moreover be liable to an action on the case in
which full damages und Costs shall be re
ceived. 'Jrt. So srton ns nny" mrtion of the River
hereby nuihorized may be in readiness lor
transportation it shall be lawful lor the. said
President and Directors to transport by their
officers or agents or by contractors under
them, persons and property on the same ;
and Ihev.shnll have pdWef to charge for the
transportation of persons, gomls, produce,
merchandize and other (illicit s, via : and for 1
the transportation of thotlnil nny tnfm not 1
exceeding the. Ihllowing'TOtes : On persons
not exceeding six cents per mile for each per- j
.ciu ; lor the transport:'.', ion of goods, produce,
merchandize, and other articles not excecdiinr
an averag.' often cts. per ton per mile ; umT j
for the transportation of the mail, such Kunis 1
as thev tnav aree for ; and the said l'resi-1
J : 3 .. . .
lent and Directors shall be furthermore enliJ
tl.-tl to demand and receive fur weighing stor
age and delivering of produce and other com
modities nt their depots nnd warehouses, rates j
not exceeding the ordinary waiehousc rates ,
charged tor such services. . ;
27. As soon as the river shall be made
navigable for Steamboats of shallow draft s
far up the river as Haywood, the President
Directors shall ni.iiiinlly t nrni -nntunllj
djel ire nnd make! kit.-Ii divi lend as they
mav deem rroiier of the nelt profits an
siag trom 'he resources ol ihe- said Company
after deducting the necessary current Him!
probable contingent expenses
of the said
same among
ii! said Coni-
t'oinpany am
1, ill nviue ine
the proprietors o
! the .--lock ol
puny in proportion to their respective shares.
23. An annual meeting ol" the subscribers
to the stock of the en id Company shall be
hehl at such time nnd place ia each yearas
the Stockholders nt their first general, or at
any subsequent meeting n ay appoint: To
constitute which or any general meeting call
ed ny ine rresuieiii a-no
11 . t n - 1 . .1
1 Directors according
the presenee of pniT-1
to provisions ol mis art. ine presenee 01 pr
prietors cutiilcd to n majority ol nil the voles
which could be given by all the-Slorkliohlers
shall be necessary either in person or by
proxy properly authorized ; and if a sulli
Ct'ent number do not attend on that day. or
any day appointed for a general meeting
called by the Directors ns aforesaid, tho pro
prietors who do attend may adjourn from
time to tune until a general meeting shall
be had.
2S). In counting nil votes of the enitl Com
pany, each member shall be rtlloweil one
vote for every two shares, not exceeding four
shares, one vote for every four chares above
four shares anil not exeeedingten shares, nnd
one vote for every five shares above ten, by
him held at the time in the stock of the com
pany; Provided, however, that no Stockhol
der, art individual, hidy politic or corporate.
disbursements ol money to the annual nice-
ling of the Stockholders.
31. The
Wi.
hereby require'
of the
igence.
v.-ars
- j
1 Company, shall be executed with 1
I and jfthey be notcooinn need w nun, I.'.',
after the passage of this act, a. id li
within ten years after the first g.'iiera
lingofthe Slorkhol J( rs. then this c
shall be forfeited.
ishel
nr 'ii. 11 : 1 . 1 r-v
1 ne rresiucni ami uirer urs sin
hall I
cause to he written or printed certificates lor
the shares oflhe stock in the sold Company.
and shall deliver one such certificate signed
by the President and countersigned bythe
treasurer, lo each person lor Hie number ol
shares sunscriDeu ny rum ; w
shall be transferable by him ;
lich certificate
subject, how-
ever 10 an payments uue; or in uecoine due
thereon ; and such assignee having first cau
sed the transfer or assignment to be. entered
in a book of the Company to Ue kept for that
. ..11 . 1.. . . . 1 ,
purpose, shall thenceforth become a member
sentau've ft om the liability to the s;tid Com-
pany lor the payment 01 all such sums; ;l
the assignee or bis representative shall Oe
1. 1.. ... c.n 1.
f UII.IIJK- VII Idll iu ptij 1IIC
ii. 11 any person or persons shall wilfully
by t.iy means whatever injure. impair or dt;
siroy any part oflhe work constructed under
this act, or any of the necessary works belong
ing to the said Company, or shall place nny
obstruction in said River such person or per
sons shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and oneoiivirtion tbcreofiu th" Court of Pleas
and Uunrlcr Sessio is or Superior Court oflaw
of the County where the offence may be
committed, shall be fined ami Imprisoned at
the discretion of the Court.
31. Ii: it further macteit. That if nt any
time herealter the above rates of tolls anil
transportation thnll enable the said President
and Direrto rs, alter the payment of all ne
cessary expenses, and afier silting apart h fair
and reasonable sum lor the renewal and re
pair ol said work. Warehouses, Depols. boats
ami other works to divide more than twenty
per cent on their capital stock invested, that,
the said rates ol loll nnd transportation shall
be so reduced by the said President and Pi
ectors ns to enable them to divide twenty per
cent and no more.
35. De it further fnartri. That no person
hnll be eliible f.s President or Director of
said Company unless he be a resident citizen
of this Sinte.
30 Ue it furthei rnactnl. That the corpo
rate powtrt herein granuj shall be and enure
tolls hereby ulluvyed Uh transport, toniiy It
tor ninety nine year and no longer, unless
xeneweui by competent authority. 1, y
Uelid three fiines nd rntifird in General
Assembly this HOih day ol January! 1849.
(sijj'Vv rROl).' B.,GlLLfAM, ,
' w-8neakf the House of Commons.
. CALVIN GRAVES,
Breaker ot tho Senate.
S:aie pfNortU Carolitvt, ; )
Office of the Secretary of State!. )
I hereby certify that the foregoing u a true
Copy ,0!' an Act ofiha General - Assembly of
this Suite. Given under my hand this 8th
March 1S10. WM." HILL, Sec'l.
AN ACT:
Supplemental to tin uct passed at the pre
sent Session of the Legislature, to improve
the Cane Fear and Deep' Rivets above
Fnyettevflle, ; . ' , , . .
I. JJe it cnacled by the General Assembly
if The Stale f Worth Carolina, and it it
hereby enacted by the authority of the tawe.
Tiiat whenever it shall he made lo appear to
the Governoi of the State ol North Carolina
by a certificate under the corporate seal
of the Cape Eear nnd Deep Uiver Naviga
tion Company, signed by the Treasurer and
countersigned by their President, thai sixty
thousand dollars of the Capitnl Stock ofsaid
Company have been subscr.bed for andttakep
by individual or corporations, and ibirty
thousand dollars have actually been paid iir
t the hands ol the said Treasurer, and that
the remainder of said subscription is either
so paid, or is made by solvent persons fully
able to pay, and the Governor ol the State
shall be satisfied of the truth thereof, he
shall he and he is hereby authorized and re-
uuneu to suusc.rine. on oenaii 01 me oiaie.
the sum of forty thousand , dollars; twenty
thousand dollars of such subscription to be
paid nt the time, of subscription, out of any
moneys mai may ai ine nine oe in ine 1 rea
... . 1 .1... 'V .... c i:..
burv ; aniline 1 reasurer 01 ixorm varonna
is hereby authorized and required to pay
over the same.
2. And tho said Governor is authorized
ami reqtumi 10 suoscru c, nnu sam 1 reasur-
ei iu ..iy uu puui .,,c umtc, .u,
that is to say whenever the Company shall
subscribe and pay into the hands ol the Trea
surer of Ihe. Company thirty thousand dol
lars, the Governoi shall subscribe nnd the
Tieasuicr of the State, shall pay into the
hands of ihe Treasurer of the Company
twei.ty thousand dollars, and they shall con
tinue to subscribe and pay in, in that propor
tion, until tie whole Capital stock bIiuII have
been subscribed for and paid in : That is to
.-ay, one hundred and twenty thousand dol
lars on the part ol individuals and eighty
t housnnd dollars on the part of the State,
3. Be it further enacted. That the Presi
dent and Directors of the Company, shall
employ an engineer to survey the country
hetween the Deep River and the Yndkin.for
the purpose ofconnectiiig said Rivers by canal
or tail road, and survey the Yadkin Riveras
far up as Wilkesboro', commencing at the
anticipated connection ot the two Kivers.
who shall make out an accurate report of the
dista ice between the two Rivers, the practi
cability of the connection, the best mode of
connection, the location of the work, nnd the
estimate of the cost at each obstruction be
tween the two Rivers, nnd 1111 estimate of the
cost of each obstruction to be removed from
the connection at the Yadkin to Wilkesboro';
which report shall be submitted to the nexi
Legislature ; and ihe President and Directors
shnfNinv'e power to use a sufficient amount of
the above mentioned slock to pay lor the cost
of the survey.
4. e it Jurther enacted. That the Gover
nor, by virtue of such subscription and pay
me.itscn i.ehalfof the Slate. shall appoiuttwo
fifihs of 1 he whole number of Directors of
the aforesaid corporation, nnd that in all gen
era! meetings of tho stockholders in said cor
poration the. said Directors of the State or
any other representative of the State whom
the said Governor may appoint, shall be en-
titled 10 two-fifths of the whole number of
j votes which may be given nt such meeting,
j And all the profits ncciuing to the State
j from her biibsci iption under this act shall be
1 paid into the Treasury of the State by the
j President and Directors of the Company. Ht
1 ... I
each iiiitiuai meeting.
ft. B: ii fu. 'her enacted. Thai no part nf
the money" nuihorized lo be subscribed by
the State in said Company, by this act. shnl;
be paid until ihe contractors shall give bond
and security, to be approved of bj the Gov
ernor anil Attorney General of the State, to
the Treasurer of sr id Company, conditional
lor the faithful performance of said improve
ment and to indemnify and save harmless
the State of North Carolina from artjf loss
thai the State may incur by reason of fin
failure of the contractors to complete said
improvement for the sum of two hundred
thousand dollars.
li This act shall be in force from and alter
its ratification.
Rend three times nnd rntified in General
Assembly this 29th day of January 184U.
ROB. B. GILLIAM,
Speaker of the House Commons.
C. GRAVES,
Speaker of the Senate.
State of North Carolina,
Office of Secretary of State, S
1 ' William Hfll. Secretary of Stnte in
nnd for the Stnte of North Carolina, do here
by certify, that the foregoing is a true copy
of an hci of the General Assembly of this
Slate, drawn oil" from the original in this
office. '
Given under my hand this 8ih any of
March 1849. WM. HlLL,
Secretary ol State.
Hon. Mr. Coluameb The New York
Tribune speaking of the new Postmaster
General in connection with the claim of Ver
mont to a seal in the Cabinet says:
' For the first time within our memory her
Legislature at the last scpsion put in a quiet
claim unuuimously designating Hon. Jacob
Col lamer, a retiring member of ihe late and
two preceding Congresses, as her choice
This claim has been recognized by leneral
Taylor, and her fuvoritc is the new Postmas
ter General.
' Judge Collame r has devoted most of his
years to the law. nrhievinga high reputation
as a cotinieJIor nnd jurist. Since he took his
scat in Congress he has spoken rarely, but
always with a vigor and terseness which
commanded attention. Hi undoubted integ
rity, ability and industry, afford ample guar
antees thHl in the station to which he has
just been called, he will extend bis well ear
ned fame und reflect honor on the noble Slats
which hot given him to the Nation."
THE COMMKUC1AL
. VVILMINGTOrii N; (j.
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1849.
:i.t 1 1
NORTHERN MAIL;
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No Mall North of VVeldon, yesterday. The fall.
urs of the mail la quits an, unusual occurrence, . o
late.
Jf.iU
THE ACTS AND THE NEWS.
The Acts relative to the CP Peer and Deep Ri
ver Improvement, and Ihe Foreign New, occupy
slmost our entire space this number. We are confi
dent our readers will approve the arrangement, by
which ihe principles of this great scheme are laid be
fore them at one view.
ERRATA.
Ioslead of Ellas Brian read Dryannd instend of
Archer McNeal nnd Anhd. McNeill, as Commlsa
loneri, in the Act, whleh we publish to-day.
B Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FOR THE BALTIMORE -SUN.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
Fovrttci: Dsys Later from Europe
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
POPULARITY OF NAPOXEON,
DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
modification of English Navigation Laws.
BEPtlBLIC ESTlBLlSllI D IS BONE.
Protection of the Pope Guarantied.
Plight of the grand Duke of Saxony,
THE CHOLERA and the CXLI FKVER,
St. John's, N. B., Narch 8, 10 P. M.
Tlie Royal mail steamer America, Capt. Shannon,
arrived at Halifax from Liverpool, at a qunrtur of 3
this morning, whence sho sailed on the 24th ult.,
and consequently brings 14 days later inteiligeiice.
Our express arrived at digby at 10 minutes before
12, in,elght hours and 40 mlnuies from Haliiax, cross
in;; iho liny of Ft.ndy in six hours, hnvinc been du
taincd two hours by ice in the bay.
Eiiglatwl?
Mr. Labouchore has again broirght forward a Gov
ernment proposition for the modification of Ihe nav
igation laws. Mr. Bancroft, our minister, state (hut
10 whatever extent ibe liberality of the British Parli
ament may be disposed to legislate in this matter,
that i.e is ready to sign a Convention to-morrow,
based upon complete reciprocity, upon the opening
of the entire coasting trade of the wo countries to
the vessels of both. By th.' proposed law it will be
competent for an America vtuscl to come 10 Liver
pool Irom tho United Slates, laden with tobacco and
cotton sbe will w permitted to discharge nil or part
of her cargo in Ihe Mersoy, ake in Manchester goods,
or coal, or passengers, and Carry them to Glasgow
or London in transit, and clear onl with perhaps a
fresh cargo from the final port of her discharge.
The Cholera.
The Cholera reports have swelled lo 12,305, of
which 5,546 hav died ; 3,789 have recovered, and 3,
1C4 continue under medical trtalnu nl, of winch the
result is not slated.
Gold Fever.
The reports from California continued to excile
great intere t. The . xciiement exlen4s lo all clau
ses. The French Government h.ive despatched a
French engineer to Culifurnia, with tho object of sur
vcying the talked of discoveries.
Sate of Trade.
The state of trade in the mnnuCnclorintr districts
on (he whole is satisfactory. Employment is plen
tiful and activily prevails throughout.
Stock Maiket. There continues a good demand
for American securities in London.
The reported payment of Pensylvania interests in
one half relief notea was received with considerable
disfavor.
United States 6 per cents, enntinuo in good de
mand on ihe continent, and orders fur the stock have
been executed at 106).
Money continues to get more abundant, and tho
rate of interest rules low.
The F.nglish funds have receded. Consols at Lon
don on the 3d were held ai 921 a 93.
Joseph Bonaparte will proceed to Spain aa Ambas
sador. He in.lsle on remaining in Paris, however,
until sfter the election, or which he is preparing so
as to con-oildtle the power of his relative ai the head
of the Republic.
The continuance of tranquility may increase the
good disposition whleh now prevails.
The funds have advanced very considerably
Five per cents are quoted at 84f. 60 c. ; three range
at about WI.
Tts:a:iy.
Tne Grand Duks of Tuscany has fled from Ver
ona with his family and taken refuge it Pun San
Stephano.
Italy.
A provisional government has been declared by
the excited people in part of Italy and in the Roman
Stales.
The republican feeling has reached the highest
point of excitement, and the executive committee
hit usurped the Papal authority, which l iltogether
set aaide. The Pope is deposed, and a Republic es
tablished. Rome.
We have from Rome Important intelligence Of the
deposition of the Pope, and the establishment of a
Republic.
This event took place on the 9th of Febiary.
It waa voted that he shall enjoy all the guarantiee
necessary for ibe Independence of hie spiritual pow
er. Sardinia.
Thla country remains quirt The Kins seems
conftden- that he has not the confidence oflhe Ita
lians. Accordingly hit object aoema to be confined
to the maintenance of bia own power within
Piedmont.
Naples.
This country hss not advanced a atep towards the
settlement of her disputes wlih Sicily, and it It sup
posed thin matters will remain In atatu quo until
tome progress can be made rn the negotiations of the
aeveral powers now assembling at Brussels for the
adjustment of Italian afTairs.
M Someredo has arrived In London from Vlenn i,
with a view of settling with Lord Palmetton the
preliminaries of the Brussels convention,
Hsllaad-
The King of Holland opened tho Chambers on the
14th, with continued manlfeatatlona of attachment
from the people.
Prussia.
Ia Prussia the elections have caused universal In
terest. The popularity of the ministry has somewhat
Improved.
Austria ane Hungary'
In Austrls and Hungary affairs have igain taken
aa unfavorable turn.
The Imperialists have certainly been bnten in ec-
vetsl tntouuittrs with the Hungarians, and Uertui Is
liksly 10 glvo ihern a geat deal of trouble.
la Spain at thi seasloi of Congress keld t Mad
rid on the 31st of January, a call was mnde for the
correspondence said to have passed relative to the an
nexation of the Inland of Cuba. The reply was that
no proposition had been made, and that no ministry ;
composed of Spaniards would ever listen tosttch a '
proposal; and that they should never cede the (slsod ;
of Cuba lo the United States. !
In the Senate also, Qen. Neravaea confirmed the !
febove, and added that the rumors of a cession wero
entirely unfounded that the Island of Cob would
always remain as now; a -part of the' monarchy of
Spain.
Rsjoicb, ah lifir waAK.aYoiiAcii. Formerly
when you were slpk, . you were in for W, si physic
only sickened you ten times more, but now you
have Cllckner's Pills, which ate bits of sugar in the
pjouih, but all ihai is mild, a.aiet, but irresistible in
the stomach To tHke anv but Cllckener's Sugar
coated Purgative Pills now would be an act in the
face of reason. A man miht aa wen" shave himself
wilh a routih reaping hook, having at he same time
a keen razor In his dressing case.
-n serious truth, Clickeher's Sugar-coated Pur
gative PJIs are the best genera) ' family medicine
that has ever been introduced, for they have all
the purifying advantages of physic, wi hout nny of
those drawbacks which mokes phyaic such an aver
sion 10 moat people.
For sale, wholesale snd retail by WM. H. LIP
PITT, Druggist, Wilmington, N. C, and by dealers
in Medicines genetaDy throughout the U. S.
IT-
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OK WILMINGTON. MARCH 9.
hiqhwatcr at Tile 0AB:::::::::::::::::;:::::::2.5I p. m
ARR1VKD.
8. Scbi. Aibono, Pitcher, from Newport, R. I., in
1 0 clay s, to R. H. Stanton & Co.
10. 6chr. II. D. Lelghton, tiandy, from Baltimore,
with mdze to Geo. Harrisa.
" Br. Brig Fsnnv. Curiie, from New York, in bul
lust, lo G. . Davis. f
' Sclir. E S. Powell, Powell, from New York, in
ballast, lo G. V . Davis.
11. Steamer Uowan, Hurl, from Fayetteville, to
T. C. Worth, with bJbalos Collon, liobultt Shee
ting and Vain, &c.
' tiieaiiiet Evergreen, Walton, from Fayeilrviile,
to John Banks, with nidie. loT. Sumlf.trd, F.llis &
Mitchell. J. '. Laita, Miles Custin. and others.
" Brit; Lisbon, Smith, liom liavunu, in disties.to
J. Hathaway & Son, wl'h Molasses. On ilie niyht
ol ihe I8111 of Feb., la). 20 iO, lung. 79 25, was run
Into by a bark, carried a wayjiuboom, bowsprit, fore
topsail yard, split suits, antlilone much oilier damage;
til thu linieof the collision ii was blowing f esh, ihe
b'ig being under reef sails; could not turn iliu name
of Iho burk.
" Brig San Jacinto, Reid.from Baltimore, in bul
latst, to G. W. Davis.
' Schr. Marg ,iet June, Davie, from Hyde Cour.ty,
lo DeKosset o Brown, wilh l,00U bushels Com, 2'2o
bushels OulS.
' Schr. Peail, Moore, from Jack ton villc, to G. W,
Davis, with Naval Stun and I'eua.
" Schr. Purse, Ptvkeil, from Jacksonville, lo G.
W. Davis. with Naval Siorrs und Peu Nuts.
12. Schr. Volant, Wtiitchuist, from Hyde County,
wih Corn, to J. R. Blossom.
" Schr. D. P. Woodbury. Potter from Shnllotie,
lo Master, wilh Kosin, lo bills it Mitchell.
" Schr. Wm Hart, Gaudy, from Pniludelphl.i, to
Geo. Hurriss. wilh sundry iiidze.
" Br. Brig t'hullenL'1!, Long, b3 days from Liver
pool, with IfcOO sucks Suit, to J. f D. McKue.
Ths C. left Livt rpoul, Deo. 2Ulh, exptiienccd n
Buccet-slon of strong wcstuily winds a d ht avy sens.
Feb. I2ih, In 31 50 N. ht. aqd US W. lone, whs
struck by a tuJden squall, which enrriid nutty ullht i
stiiuund upper spats, except main y.ml, and It'll the
Uilg In a disableU condition. Feb. 1 4 1 h , In M IS',
hit. and 70 W. loin. sik- Bark Creole'. oi Baltimore,
bound lioin New Oilcans lo Klo Janeito, and Bark
Lucia Kit Id, of Casiine, bound liom New Vork in
Apiilachicolt. and was kindly suppliid by the Capt.
ol the latier with acank of wulerand-i small Spars,
Cipl tin and crew all well.
" Schr. Jonas Smiih, Nichols, Trom New Vork, In
three days, to DeKonsetA Brown, wiili mdze. lo sun
dry persons. Cnpt. Nichols reports, having boat did
on l-ritlay night last, In 36 N, lat. 75 W. lonji.. a lore
andali schr , hailed from Wlscasaet, dt-tkttven wl.h
the waier, stnroouid bow stovt in, tipptiirntly ihe ei
feet of h ivlng b ei r 'tuio I y n mo v a el, tiupposed
nUn had ten previou 1 boarded as she was stripped
of every thing, loiniuii laying .tionu side, mommas'
gons. Also, u or A) inlles north of Hallrais, next
mornlnv. suw a ves.-iel (supposed to br) lore and oft
schr., with white house on dck, apparently in the
edge of Ilie breakers. Saw several other vessels in
distress.
" Schr. Mnosoon , Sillimsn, from Philadelphi, to
G. W. Dait, wilh mdze. to sundry persons.
CLEARED.
10. Br. Brig Sceptre, Todd, for Halifax. N. S., by
G. W. DnviN with 500 bbls. Tar, 100 bids. 1'ltch, 20
bbls. Varnish, IS bbls. Spirits Turpentine, 10 bbls.
Turpentine, 60 bblt. Roin.
12. Brig AnnHwun. Almy, for Htvano, bJ Hath
away A Son, wilh 60,000 feel Lumber, 30,000 leel
1ImbT.
" Slecmer Gov. Grohsm. Perk, for Payettevlllr.
by J.4 W. L. McGury wliu goods for Rev. Simeon t
.......... ........ i
motion, nev. . v Liunn, oarnntri et mi.j.n. a
J. Marline, Brown and James, Shelly and Field. W.
L. McGary. Porsengers: Rev. A. Paul Repllon,
Mr. Jones. Mist Elixabeth Bevtne and other.
13. Schr. Elouise, Robinson, for New York, by F..
J. I.ulteiloh, with 5f0 bbN. Sphlls Turpentine, 700
bbls. Kosin, COO bushels Pis Nuts, 26 bales Cotton
30 bbls. Lamp Black.
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
T0 Manufactory, t
HK lubsenber respectfully Informs the public
thai ae hss recently recelv.d large additions to
h't stock of Saddle and Harness mountlngt. fc. f
the latest and moei improved siyle, and is constant
ly minufacturine, at his store on Market atre- for
merly occupied by GuyC. Hotchklss.eveiy descrip
tion of articles In the above line. From hit experi
ence in iho business, hefeele nfUot that he will
be able 10 give entire satisfaction to his customrrs.
and all others who may fir vor hint wlih s call. Ho
has now on hand, and will constantly keep, a largo
assortment Of
Coach, Gig, ai d TVTTT!l Bridles, Whips,
Su'ky IIresa; MCRrrnt clratlemena
Lady's addt-Hi,lOCuIlLDSa Idles, Bridles,
Whips, Spurs, kc., 4(C,
sll of which he will warrant to be of thebett materi
al snd workmanship. He bas also a large assort
ment of .
Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Dags,
Satchels, fancy Trauks, Ac.
and all other ankles usually kept In such establish
nitnts, sll of wiilch he offers low for CASH, or on
shost catoiT (o prompt customers.
Baddlea, Harness, trunks, Medlcsl Bags, Ac. 4c.
made lo order. , j
Repairing of el kinds done with neatness snd
despatch. Old 8addlce and Harness taken In part
pav for new. JOHN J. CONOLRV.
N. B. All accounts titttdlng on my book over
all months, will bs charted wlih Interest. Ilper
sont Indebted to the subscriber fer last year will
please call and settle, at by s doing ihVy msy pre
vent what would be dlMBreeable to them and un
pleasant te hint.ee peraona sometimes hsvs tedo un
pleaunl thiogs In self d'Ctnr. J, J. C.
March 13. 163
:; DIED,-, n i
la this tawnin Sunday morning last, Mr. G sorts
Wood, aged 81 years. - u r
At'bls residence, in Brunswick county, on Friday
night hat, Mr. Jonjv Holmxs, sg'ed 92, a soldier o ,
the Revolution, who served foithfujly during the war.,
He was a tonsistent uicmher of.fi Baptist Church,
snd highly esteemed and respected by oil who knew
him. 1 1 - -
NAVAL 8T0RE8.
Pippin ? Si
Hard I 3'
Spit lis Turpentine. ...tfgul..... 28 O 28J
'lar 1 20 to
Pitch 1 00 A .
Koeln No. I. 1 60 A 1 75)
" No. 2. 9Q m 10O
' No. 3. CO to
Varnish 20 23
TIMnCR.
interior 3 OJ O
Fair Quality 4 CO a 6 0C
LUMBER, STEAM MILL. ''
Wide boards, plank and scantling 10 CD 11 CO'
Floor HohkIs ; 12 tO O 14 00
LUMBER. RIVER.
Floor Boards J 00 A 8 00"
Aids Boaids ; o 6 00'
Seanthi g ' 4 00 a
RICE.
Roi'gh 75 n 80'
Heaiied 2 b?i to 2 75-
STAVES.
KV. O. Klid. rouih'.none 8 80' 9 00
" " dressed y 12 00 n 16 00
" " bairel 7 00 n 8 00
R. O. Hhd. rough 8 00 8 60
" " dressod " 11 00 9
SHINGLES. .
Common . 80 o )o
Contract 4 00 CO
.Black's" large 4 00 A 4 60
PEAS.
B. V.. Peas 65 a TO
"'a iiis 60 75
SUGAR.
New Orleans- -- 5 A $
form Rico 41 nt iji
COFFEE.
St Doiiiiugvi 6 ,
Bio 6i a
Java tjj a
Lacuna 7 a
Cuba 7 a
MOLASSES.
New Orlcim j a ,.
Cuba cargo iy n 21
SALT.
Bonnite ; g is
Liv. rpool ) m . ..
SIM KITS.
N . K. Bum 27 A 28
Common Gin v n 30
Whiskey v A 27J
Appie Binndy 30 a 32
ACO.
Han-s, N. C. 8 j 10
Western 6 a-..
Mcs, N. C. 7 a 8
" Wjsiorn 6 a 6
shouders, N. C. o 7
DOMESTICS.
Coiion Yams n n
Cotion J-insburus 7 tt 7j
. Sheetings G A Ci
Fi.ytiitlle 4 60 a 6 00
'l,ni11 7 01) u 7 50
V,"r1 5 A -60
65 a :o
tuiion nominal 51
"'or 10 a 20
'-heise .t 7 9
ietswox 20 A 21
H"y B0 a 60
yP 4J m I
reaeihrs 3;, lti
''"rJ H PJ
Llm-' 75 Kt 1 00
TO NEW YORK Turpentine, Tnr, ond Rrwin
40 cts. per bbl. under deck ami V cts. on Deck.
Spirits Turpentine, 50 cln. per bbl.
Cotton, H,r)0 per bale.
TO PHlLAI)ELl,HlA-Turpc.1tlnc,Tar, and Ros
in, 35 cie. per bbl.
Spirits Turpentine GO cN.
TO BOSTON Turpentine, Tnr and Rotin, 50 cents
per bbl
Spirits Turpentine . CO cent?.
cWm e'rcFalT
REMARKS ON MARKET.
TcaPKNTiNC. A sale of 700 bbls. TurpitTncwiiB
made since Saturday last, at 12,30 per bbl. for Dip ,
and 81,35 per bbl. for Hard t also 366 bbls. do. nt
',35 per bbl. for Dip. and 11,33 per bbl. for Hard -Market
closing yesterday at (he latter price.
Tai 130 bbls. Tar were disposed of yesicrdoy nt
1,20 per bbl. being an advanca of five cents on iho
barrnl, for Turpentino and Tar, since our Inst repoM.
Sfibits TuariKTixE. Sumo small lota Spit its
Turpentine, were disposed of at 13 els. per gallon,
Timsa. One Raft common mill Timber, was
sold at til per M. measurement.
Exports of the week, ending the I h ljist.
Lumbtr,
130,00"; fcet
65,000
10 bb's.
790 '
574 -590
'
100 "
20 "
30 "
25 bushels
600 "
Timber,
Turptniinc,
Rosin,
Spirits Turpentine,
Tar,
Pitch,
VarnUh,
Lamp Block,
Collon
Pea Nuis,
NORTHERN MARKET.
Every arrival from Europe has more or lest c fleet
upon (he northern markets, and rendeisany report,
for the lime being, unsatisfactory. We 40 not ap
prehend, hewever, that ih newt by the itcamer wil.
produce tny very importtnt chtnge.
THE MARKET. HY THE AMERICA.
Feb. 24. LivtarootCorro.x Maskct. In tho
early part of the last fortnight ihe demand for cotton
wss most active and anlmaitd. Oa the 14th tremen
dous eseilcmci.t prevailed, and sales to the unusual
extent of fully 50,000 bales wasefTecled, of which the
amount of business done In speculailon reached,
about 15,000 bales, and with tuch aneilenslve.cn
quiry prlcea advanced accordingly.
From iho 10th 10 th 17th ihe rise in Amtrlcan des
criptions wss 1 farthing per pound. Braill, of which
15,000 balea were sold, also advanced lo the same ex
tent 1 whilst Sural and Egyptian were at on-.--eightht
higher than during the preceding week.
The talcs from ihe 9th to tho 16th, were 99,2:0
balea. of which 85,770 were American, and 16,200
begs Braill. Daring the same period ihe operation
nf speculators amounted lo 41,000 bales, and exports
4,860. .
81 nee ihe 17ih, the msrket has relapsed Into an in
sctlve stale. Prices have tlto again given Way and
the sales are only to a United extent, not morejhen
33,900 bales having changed hands. The decline of
the week is shoui J 1. per pound.