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Ohio, fur some , H Ti co.eqoence of the arrest r'SeTnamedAlahan. by virtue ra-ZenU ait hirn .n Ken r' 1 .nd demand mtdclbr Mm up feernor Vance by 'the EeQUt,ve I H0,fc . j " lust let. ne i HJ .. with asscistia two slaves to e: .hV.r escape from their owners Inty, Kentucky, After f .othoritr to retake Mahan was KVfil Vance, i obedience to the ,Iitai.n -ul act of Congress .n sucn ,jB,t. . ... -m informed lor the first laws,' waawhollv destitute nJation;thatMaha...sac.hzenof ,e and Las not been in kentocky .ears He could not, l!irofi.i e, ,liv of the charge; he could not .ubiictlothe criminal jurisdiction 1 Lntuckv for an act done in Ohio. orernor Vance at ot.ee lepa cnerr a !"" ...ItU rx.trnrtlllTH t( pecial mcsseiigc. . evidence of the above facts, a J, I ,..,.,0 before the Uovernor ol ke.i- !..., The scoto 1 1 toune ayi,r aav.-.,-' . i I , ii-i.,.,. ,a . i i . ....... u l..liniliwf iii oai licr ..V IIHOBI iUUU 111.11 iwunu - nitn i J , nA Iw l.ilsc swear- V-fl irau"u yj V . .......l ir.in a mi mild turn not on, i answer nn oiIiouh ami ties "ioblec'iarxe. Hi situation is wet! c-,iCnUted to excite toe sympathy of ur jiii.ens 'iio Knew n.e aui" ia v ,-jble circumstances to be true M . . r i ..i... Theft li "ul ,CT, i'"-- 't - wauhl be ready l epue ins inuc whether the.v be true or not, owing to ccctain prej uiliccs on ino suuji-ci oi TMcNew York Star declares llie af Air in reference to Hie arrest of Mr. Ma'ian, to have been a van nureu P' Juttoturll the A'Miiiihmiiius agaium tJtv. ance. inai m(k. mj. SHie til tlx: Irieutli or. jj r. van i!r-.n iii Klntui ky, by the foulest per- ju. v, compelled the Governor of Ken tucky to demand of Governor Vance of OiVio, surrender of the Rev. Mr. Mahan. a methodist clercvi'ian oi unm, .... ihR p'round that he ai.led in abduc- mi" -slaves li'Oin rt.en.utkf uiuc, them their liberty, uovernor Vance.by law, was compelled to give up Mr. Malian to tlie -autiionuea oi iven tortv. It wa. howevrrrstron diacov, ' i . i .. . ...,. V ni lliat ilia whole tliiiiK wa ril got UP V mrti7.an!i of Mr. Van Buren to injure i i p r inn. It wai iuuuin mm uic strata"-J" would imiuce li me aoon ... i ii .i . t. t'ninisHot'Oliio to vote against Vanre fiic mtvcriinr. 1 he fraud, no doubt, bad it effect belore it was detected." .i,io 'if r Sub-Trtiiurer. Mr. G'lnliMi I). Hoyd. some time ago, was appointed a receiver at on of the Mis iipi land offices. Shortly after ward, lie proved to be a defaulter to tV tmotttu uf K5.CMM). The protnul ptiaw of the fact did not at all abash him. He immediately betook himself t.i the srurop for the vindication of his chVar ter. "1 did not appropriate the mwv to my own use," exclaimed he, "and ! expect to be able to repay it, bit rayjiieculatio is turned out unf tv r ably, 'lis my mislortune, and not my faulf. I hope, gentlemen, you are sat isfi.l! ' "Oh, yes," replied hia Loro foco hearer, "wc are perfectly satis fied." Lou. Jour. The Vermont Legislature assem bled at Montpelier Oct. 11. Norman Williams wan chosen Secretary of the Ser.atp, nd Solomon Foot speaker of the Mouse by 14T out of 221 votes. On ranvasging (he voles for Governor ami Lieut. , Governor, the present Ex ecutive, his excellency, Silas H. Jen nison, was found Jo have 24,r38 out of 43 9G9. the wltole number polled, giving trim a splendid whig majortfy overall other t andidatea of 19.-281 the Liftit- Governor, David M. Camp. v nearly the same. So much for loco fo co 4oryiin in the Green Mountain Stite. Another Globe Fahthood nailed. The Globe recently asserted the lol lowing: "It appears that TaiLnadge is a di rector in five banks, ami has been one of the principal hpeculatora, in that section of the couutry, in city lots and latv gtocka." The Poughkecnie Journal of the 3d ms'atit announce that Mr. Tulhnndze not a director in any bank wha'ever. iet the Globe makes him a director w fiee banks What confidence should be placed in an organ thus habitually prosmute thus incessantly Mse? Mudison'um. Custom Iloute Prodigality. It an pelrs Irom the official documents sent otongreas by Secretary Woodbury, that certain Collectors o"t the Revenue received last year from the Treasury. n the form of salaries, 8227,635 60 wore than the whole amount oi rev enue collected by them! At Saco, Maine, four revenue officers received ""re than fifteen hundred dollars, hile they did not collect one cent of revenue! At Edgartown, Mass. sii revenue officers, three of whom receiv ed two thousand five hundred dollars , lary, collected only "tewenty-five cents!" At New London, six ofDcers re employed, who were paid more than four thousand dollars, while the mount returned as collected by them was one dollar and nineteen eentsl At St. Mary's two officers were paid twelve hundred and thirty nix dollars, and collected only one dollar and thir fJiSoe n! ' Is it at all alrange, when such things . it . , f ' tM 0 it lianpen, uiai me expenditures ot me Governments are "retrenched" from 812,000,000 TearuprTff nerly 840, 000,000?. " And is it at all "strange, ade for him up1 fthatrwhen hordes of -salaried revenue olncersare tout employed along me sea-coast to collect, not revenue, bat voters, the Administtation should be able to carry a State like Maine, which,, with its inlets. ' has more tea coast than any other three States in the Union?- Lou.Jour. THE STAR. RALEIGH, OCT. 24, 1S33. WAKE' VP! U We would resiwctfully remind those who are indebted to Ihis office for subscriptions, adver lising. Sec. thai safe and convenient opportuni ie of forwarding their duea will be (Horded by person who may visit thi eity at the approach ing session of the Legislature. ELECTION IIESVETS. The rumor which thicken upon a from Prnnslvvania, New Jersey and Ohio, are rather favorable to the Whiz eauce. We oul'joiii he rctult of the elections which took place. re cently iu some of the 8tates, a far as heard from: OHIO. The members elected in this State, (as fir as hesrd from) are Messrs. Corwin, Bond, RiJgu- wsy, MuKon. Allen and Gildings, whigr; and Uuncan. Welter, Doan, Medill, Parish, Taylor suit I.e Heller, Van Buren. The Van I) men candidate I ir Uovernor, Miannon, has been e- lerted mnjorfty not yet ascertained. Uoth branches of the Legislature, it is feared, will be democratic. An election of an United States Senator will be msde at the next session, which B!il importance to the result. It is probable that Morris, the abolitionist, will be continued in the Senate. The whigs of Cincinnati acquitted themselves ghrioualy: having given 1357 major- "'' PENNSYLVANIA. The Congressional delegation will be propor tioned, it is belirved, as before, viz: 17 Van 13u rcn men and 14 Wliigs. The Whigs claim a majority on joint ballot in the legislature. They have failed, however; to elect their Governor but this cannot bo regarded a loss. The reader should bear in mind that Pennsylvania has al ways worked in the administration traces. In l835Lfien. Jacksou's majority was 30,000; and in 1835, the joint vote of the two democratic candidates forGovernor constituted a majority of 11,000 over Ritner, who was then elected The democratic majority is now only about 6 or 7,000. lathis btate, the whigs had to con tend against the mort fearful odds; desperation was leagued with us consequences against them; and if they have not triumphed, they have acted gloriously. See, in another column, an article fromsthe V. S. Gazette, detailing the particulars of an outrage by which the democrats attempted to nullify the votes of live thousand freemen. NEW JERSEY. We learn from the New York Evening Star of the Wtb inst. that the whole Whig Congrc sional Ticket is elected in New Jersey. They triumphed in the popular vote by majority of 95. In the Senate, the whigs have a majority of 3; in the House, 13 majority on joint ballot, 16. HurTah-fbnhe Jarveys! As long as the Delaware shall wash her shores and Trenton stand a monument of revolutionary glory, may her principles prove indestructible and her posi tion unassailable! SOUTH CAROLINA. All tfie Sub-Treasury candidates are elected to Congress except Thompson and Campbell. The members elect are Messrs. Thompson, I E. Holmes, F . H. Elmore, T. W. Pickens, R. D Rhctt. J. K. GruTin, J. P. Richardson,an I Gen Campbell. In thi State, the House will staud. whig 40 Van Duren 31; doubtful. 8; tie, 3; total, 79. In the Senate, whig 12; Van Surcn,9. . GEORGIA. In this noble State, the entire State Right Ticket ha been elected. We can best ei press our gratitude at this result, by copying the following eloquent article from Ihe Columbia Telescope: Geoboi regenerated and disenthralled! Geor gia where ehe has gallantly struggled lo be for ten yeaispast. With what anxiety have we watched he struggles! How have we mourned the long series of ber defeats! With what glowing admiration have we witnessed her firmness under disaster, and the unquenchable spirit wtih1 which she bae returned to .the attack a.,,1 .hull n-a not. in the hour of her triumph, in the day of ber glorious regenera tion, hail her with about of joy and glad ncss! H.irr.h f,r Georeia and her gallant eons! Hurrah for Dawon, the talented, the spirited the honored Dawson The first that rose up I,., A.AmnX horizon: the mori.inir star thru led on lha briehtness of her perfect day And honor to his colleagues, who with a noble devotion to one Treat end, and a generous lot eration on all minor question, have fought on with linked bucklers: and were ever unnea no foremost in Ihe field, carrying terror and defeat into tbe ranks of tha administration: Desaii and hi corp at Marengo; Bulow at Waterloo. Who sees their coming on with cold indiffer ence or ill disguised dismay! What State Right man in South Carolina can turn a chill ed and gloomy eountenauco as h aeea them coming county after county on their ''winding way" with the flag of State Right waving over their column, and tha shouts of triumph bursting from their ranks! Welcome, gallant Georgian, coma to the rescue! Drive tho usurper from their hold, and a rich reward await you. Though we are not ss we were yera ince, when every pulse beat for you, still there ar warm heart here to exult in your triumph, and ready voicea to well the acclamation of your victory. - Mr. Fennimoro Cooper, w learn, i engaged in preparing for the pre tha naval history of the United 8lle. It I a subjoct rich with Hon- or incorruptible, and full of glory. Mr. Kendall, the P. M. General, t aaid to ba in very ill health. Ha i on a visit to tha Hermitage. ' V XEW TOHK.' The Whigs. of 4his-f. 3tt ara nothing daunted by the reports horn ether States. The raw militia of tb people though beaten by Gvrnment Stfmim in some parts of the country, are invincible in New York. She will not forget the noble stand aha took laat tail by the sHrof old Massachusetts. Ths New York American says: . Hera, after all, the main battle is to he fought, and herewe repeat with abiding confi dence, lh victory will be won though all else should frown upon our cause. We ant here of sterner atufl, than to abate any hope or press any effort as was most hsp pily said at the Masonic Hall, some evenings s- go we of New York, have a glorious three decker to bring into action, with ber own flsg flying at lha peak, and at the main the standard of the Union. We have gallant hearts and willing hands, and when her broad sides shall resound through the land, they will determine the success of the battle for us, even though half a dozen email craft may meanwhile be o- Jbjiged to stick to the enemy. .t Let us tnen, not loos, around or anroaa lor success or for encouragement, but, in our . own rood ship, Gzht the good fight, ami then both regain our own lost consorts and make prize of our pirate adversary. Courage then, and to the onset, be our Whig motto in New York." RE-ELECTION OF MR. BOND. We hail with heart-felt satisfaction the re election of Mr. Bond, of Ohio; the member who. during: the last' session, with a master hand, exposed to public reprobation, the num berless abuses and corrnptions of the democrat ie party. 'The following paragraph from the Cbilicothe Gazette will show the means resorted to by the myrmidoms of government to defeat Mr. Bond, and others of the Whig ticket. "The Whigs of the Seventh Congressional District of Ohio, have again aucceeded in best- a off the assailants of our country s liberty. nd have come out of the contest unscathed and ndauntcd. In spite of all the money which was lavished to defeat, both from the 'powers Hint he' at Washington and by the wealthy candidate of the Van Buren party in spile of II the slanderous lies which were put afloat and ndustriously circulated by Ins minions, the Whigs have nobly vindicated their honor and their principles, and have rebuked their oppo nents in an ezemplafy manner, in conning the returns it should he remembered that Chili- collie is the head quarters of tho Van Buren vice-rovaltv for all this part of Ohio tnat here are concentrated a horde of Government officers, the whole power and influence of whom were thrown into the scale ot the -Government can didates. Those who are aware of the import ance which was attached to the defeat of Bond bv ihe whole Vanocratic legion, will not require that we should enter into a detail of all the cir cemstsnces which acted against us. But we have triumphed gloriously triumphed. Vermont. The LeaUlature of Vermont con vened at Montpelior on the 11th instant Sol omon Foot f WhigJ was chosen Speaker of the House by 147 votes against 73 for Dillingham (V. B.) and 1 acattcring. " After the twa Houses were organized, they met in Convention, and proceeded to canvas the votes for Governor and Lieut. Governor, which were declared M follows: , Fob Gotibrob. Silas H. Jenln, (Whig.) S4.73R Wm. C. Bradley, (Van Buren,) 19.194 Scattering, 37 Total rote, . 43,069 ANOTHER WHIG VICTORY!! The Municipal election of the City of Balti more took nlace on the 14th inst.. and resulted in the complete triumph of the Whigs. Gen Leakin, whig, has been elected Mayor by a ma jority of 467 over Col. Moore, Van Buren. Tbe Whigs have a majority in both branches of the city councils. Hurrah for the monumental city! i The New York Eiprea Says tbe following is the Congressional Ticket recently nominated by the Loco Focos at Tammany Hall: Churchill C. Cambreleng, Edwin Forrest, Eli Moore, J no. McKeon. The Courier and Enquirer of the 19th state that Mr. Forrest ha declined tho L nomination. Reiignation of Mr. Prentiii.We regret extremely to hear that thi talented gentleman has resigned hi seat in Congress. The claims of private business are mentioned as the plea for retiring from public life. Major Uaac Roach waa elected on Tueaday by the City Council, Mwvtr-of Philadelphia, in place of John 8wift, Erq. Poulson' (Phil.) AdvertUcr, a very mild Whig journal, epeaking of the mesne by which the democrats carried the Governor' election in Pennsylvania, remarks: JJgvid R. Porter has beenaominally elected bv a majority of about 7,000. The schemes of fraud and villainy, too well planned andmatur-i fd by his euppmera, have prevailed, and their authors are rejoicing in their stttcets ' Joseph Ritner ho not been defeated by fair mean. Dark deeds, abominable atrocities, have been perpetratedPERJURY ENOUGH TO KINK A NATION ha been committed. The legiti mate voice ofhoneat freemen has been drowned by illegal and fraudulent voter. Our opponent are welcome to a triumph achieved by such means. They may rejoice for a season in their own infamy. In the meanwhile we trust the friends of fair dealing will take measures to oe tect and expose their villainy. Bettmron Election. Tha practice of bet ting on election, o much In vogue at tbe north, Is represented by the N. Y. Courier and En quirer as highly pernicious and disorganizing. Half a million ia said to have been slaked on the election in Philadelphia; and in New Jersey Urge ums.changed band. Professed gambler were active in the can of the adminiatration; and through their agency false report wero cir culated in auch a manner a to get beta from lh Whig; and the bet, once made, were won by these gentlemen gambler at all haxard. At thi. new gam of villainy tbe Whig wore of course beaten. Tbey, did not pretend to eopo with what tha Enquirer call an infernal vil- lainy.' It wa thus, and by theea men, that a .. .f thai PERJURY waa com mitted which Poulson's Advertiser pronounce. - ENOUGH TO 8INK A NATION. The Van Buren party are attempting to make up n false issue before, -the people. Their per petual cry is, and baa been lor months, Tbe people against the Banks!" Down with the Monster!" Eternal death Biddls!" Now, bow stands the case! Who err these asen, thns kindly appealing for lha rights of the people! Did they not give to the Pet Banka the custody of the public money! And were not eotne of these Banka thus stimulated to anrer-isau of paper tbe very thing they now condemn! But thi is not the true issue; and they know it. We know their object. They wish to enlist the public prejudice against every Banking in stitution in the country; and whenever that prej udice shall have become fully matured, no bank, however solvent, will be spared. In the popular tumult, every one will he overthrown. And then rAry, "dear honorable men!'L,wiIl introduce their admirable system "of an Eichequer Bank; the country will be flooded with lfeury rmtes. irredeemable at the pi jces where iosued, and consequently fluctuating, and .inadequate lo the want of the country. Tbe true question now i, tho'.l thr firj!e hod their sum pune unit tw'if sr thalt liry be held by the Executive? This question in volve in lims to come, the ruhjection or the freedom of 'the counlry. For tti what purpose were the purse and the sword divided, but the preservation 6T the public liberty! And, if uni ted, the Idler of the constitution, the history of other countries, the jiature of man, are nmiuo.ii oracles, all proclaiming that freedom is but a name; the people's empty, unmeaning preroga live; the tyrant's crushed and bleeding adverm ry. We warn the people of the danger nheid; of the evils they will inflict upon thrmsrlves, if they lend their power for a moment to prostrate the healthy and efficient banking institutions of the country. We warn tl.cn. uf that corrup tion, agrarianism, and infidelity which pervade a certain portion of the body politic, and which is stealthily winding its way to the high places of government. We warn them of a spirit reck tat and disorgwing, wUUA is spreading iii gloomy pall over beautiful edifices and proud monument of former windora and grandeur. and wbich, if not toon checked, may be rohVd off only by the storm of revolution, leaving them nought but "rocks, ruins, k demagogues!" TEXAS. We hail with heart felt pleasure the rapid ad- veneement of tbi young Republic in learning, legislation and diplomacy. The cion of a no ble lock brave, enterprising and intelligent the possessor of a domain rich and ample, and gifted with great commercial advantage, she is beginning to command the favorable notice of even those who frowned upon her in tbe darkest hour uf her history. The election of the gallant Lamar to the Presidency will do much to advance her interests and strengthen ber bold upon the admiration of her friends and the ra ped of her enemies. Onward! noble Republic! There are lion heart of Ihe old stock to bid you God speed!" in your proud career! - . Formal and abtolute withdrawal of the Jlii' uexatton Propooition.Vto understand from the Globe that tho Tcxian Minister, on tb oc casion of exchanging Ihe ratification of the boundary convention lately published, delivered to the Acting Secretary of State a note, in which afler stating in friendly term that although, ajjice ths note of Mr. Foksitht declining the proposition submitted by Texas for her aduiiwiion into the Union, tbe question of annexation had been considered by the United States Govern ment Vs finally disposed of, yet, inasmuch as the impression appeared still to remain upon the public mind in both countries that the prop osition was still pending, he had been instruc ted by his Government to communicate to that of the United States the formal and absolute withdrawal of that proposition. v- . Tb nm of Napoleon is gaining conquest in the heart of the French metropolis every hour, and ' memoir and 'recollection' of that wonderful maw r4bronging frm-th- ptee-of Britain and Franc. Wbctlior tbo ympalhie of the French people are with hi family .we do not pretend to say; but certsin it is, that be is not forgotten. And can Frenchmen can tha world ever forget Bonaparte! Never! His laurels, dyed with" the blood of millions, yet bloom as freshly as the Itnlisn plin over which be rode to victory; the might of hi word will be remembered while a wreck of feudal splendor remainrand the story of his csptivtty will b told while Helena shall lift up her form of ms- jey- (3r In some of the recent election tbe wtiig have been defeated in others they have signal ly triumphed. That they have been defeated any where, is matter of regret to the patriot, but it should neither mors his purpose nor wesken his arm. His principles have come out of the conflict uncorrupted; and if be would prof it by expeiience, Ictbim learn wisdom from hi adversaries. And though in some place cor rupt principle may have gained tbe ascendan cy, let hira remember that truth and purity whenever and wherever wiclded,are omnipo tent, and must finally triumph. Let no gallant whig croak evil or talk about probable defeat It will be time to do tbi when hi pure princi pie prov dcatructibie, and virtue and bonrity ball have abandoned the country. Till then let every ere that glance for iu country LOOK ALOFT! and every heart that thrill with tha blood of '76 pulaate with a Wronger emotion! How sleep the brav who sink to rest, Uy all their country' wish blest!" Tha death of Captain Tborndick Cha i announced in the Baltimore papers. Tha de ceased waa ia tbe naval service of hi country daring tb wbole of ths war of lb revolution; nd as a citisen of Baltimore, where ba bad re aided upwards of half a century, hi worth was truly appreciated. He was tbo sailor friend and, a a mark of respect, tha flag of the ship ping were placed at balf-maat during ue day. 8aiFwatcc. srJU eAi Mediator, Captain Stinton, of Philadelphia. The schr. Mediator, of and from Philadelphia with an as sorted cargo, bound to Norfolk, was eapsited on Thorsdsy evening last in eeven fathama water. Caps Charles Wring west, aba hiving pren o.isly sprung a leak and nearly filled with water. The deck load bad been thrown overboard, i pecting by so doing tbey wou!d be enabled to keep her afloat eniil they could rearh Nerfolk. Tbe crew were picked, up by a pilot boat on Friday morning end landed at Old Point. The Richmond Enquirer say that the branch I of jlhe Exchange Bauk of Virginia, la Rich mond will commence operation on lh 1st of October, with a eepital of 5O0000. Wm. P. Strothrr, Eq. ha been appointed Cashier,-1 Soulh Carolina. -The Washington Chroni cle thinks that. Ihe sudden conversion of this S tste from the most hitter opponent to the most sr.lent siimwieiilrihe AilminiolreUon, is an tl- liiotraiioti of the "true sublime!" If it were so. then indeed would it be true that then is but on step from the sublime lo the ridiculous. Hie Chronicle dil, Ihl tho friend ol Mr. Clav '-dire not insnlt ihe 'people of South Car- nliua by opei.lv profeing their prfforence for a iiiih, who lici-Ur.M in the donate, with Insulting srr.nrance, that h interfered only to save tfce.n from the gallows." They think it more noblo. we suppose, to up irt i.tiii who threatened to hang tficni upon trie ga'lows, as traitors and frloiu!! Lynch. TIutq am throe places which claim -tho honor oriiavtns'ori'iiiiallv inveuUd tho art of prititi;i"r. Hitr!ain, Mtittz.mA S'.raxburs Venice has a RtrunjiT claim than any other place t tin. imjii incincnl which has been in t I It ha li'iiif lieca a subject of con troversy .between 'ic ad voeates of these sev eral plarvs, and lli(iurh it is a contest which will i.nrdly bo the on.iao of any ffreat advan tage to the world, Ntill jt trnjs to throw light on the dawiiim ol that art which tsacknowl edifed to be tiie lever by which the moral and political world is directed. From whit we lire able to etithrr from the aririitniMita advanced in defence of the claims of the throe places, we have mentioned the truly originul inventor 8cem8 to have been a rrstderil of llntr'am ono Lauwcntii'S. IIo' waa a man of ureal weuTtu ana tii(rjpiyly7 Proceeding step by step, he finally brought the art to the perfection which it now lifts, so far as tho type la coucerneu. U lust nao btcchen letter, which lie changed milise nuontlv fur leaden ones. 1 lo ultimately mado tliotu uf a mixture ot lead ana tin, as a less oxiblc and much mote durable substance I lis first works wnro published with separate wooden types tied together with threads. VYooooncuis were lniruouceu tuio muui. He diod about the year 1 140. Printing ia said to hnvo been introduced into Englund about 1 191 by one William Caxton a citiaon of London'. Tho first work thai is known to have a data to il was Thb PsAirea" pub lialied at Mrnl:, 1 157. The first regular an permanent Ncwapaprr in Kngland was es tablished in lCrii. Tho first on this Conti nent was tho "Huston Jfeualeller" the publi cation of which was begun by B. Green, Esq, in 1701. We wish we had time to give our reader a few reflocliona on the character of the orces in this counlry occurring to us few davs aince on reading: some of the scan daloua productions of a political paper, which accidentally fell into our hands, and w hich we must acknowledge, would hare ruined onr fortune had our friend doteoted us. What stiitF! We could uot help roflectmg to what low purpose the noblest works could be prostituted in the hands ef wick ed men men who have no moral prin ciple to direct tliem-few-ho would break down every barrier against the inroads of vieo lo gratify Ihoir own selfish and diabolical mo. lives! Wo shall avail ourselves of the first chance to speak plainly on thia subject. Microcvtm, ' The N, l'ork correspondent under date of Oct. 5 remarks Exchange on London of 109 1-2, which the U. S. Hank continues to draw af, to prevent, I suppose further exportation .f specie. Tie Knval xpu W illiam tails on the 20th I he Jjiv. rrpool, cteainaliip, from Liverpool, Sails on the 20th. It is ret doubtful whether the ocean steam navigation will be kept up all winter) but the British Queen, it is certain, will come out in November. , We h.ve no further returns to-day 1 1 from Ohio by way of the lake. W e have nothing delir.::e fiom New Jer sey. " ' ' """ . ... a . a Ihe election news aireatit nag a I running effect upon the .money mar ket. Any is;n or approach to a sub- l ieasury must have that effect. If Mr. Van Buren or his party ever at- en.pts to collect the revenues ol the Government taken in this city in gold and silver, he will force them to ex plode again. The specie circular led o one explosion, and two specie or- cu I a r.i.w!ul.Li -Jtlie ... aubr iee as u.ry. must end in a like result. It is the lear of this great calamity which al arms every body about the result of an election, we ircinuiewnen we think we are to be experimented upon "iii Hut is Mr. Van Buren serious in Ins plan of collecting the revenue, in gold and silver? Is it any thing 'but a bait for Mr. Calhoun and the northern &iam Banks? Is it not but a part of the bill, like that of investing the surplus in Wall street slocks? At any rate, Wading Van Buren men here say the sub-Treasury is abandoned, and all that is eft of it ia the tiumovz: vv e who have long seen, in our own Slate, the practices uf Mr. Van Buren, seldom . - ... . value much his vrotesstODS. i nrv arc well enough for lite South. They do for the democrocy of the North and the humbugged of the hooth. The flour market is lallingpa again Sales to-day were at 28 75. Lord Durham, it is quite certain, will sail from this port. Hi tten tions to Americans in Canada, will ;) him a verv cordial welcome Here. BAI.F.IOH A COLUMBIA RAIL ROAD The frienda Internal -Improve ment will be e-ratified to perceive from j a notice in this paper, that a lufficient number of Sharei of the Slock in thia Road hit been take d to secure the . Charter. This Rod, it ia generallj known, is a continuation of the great line of Rail Road form North to Soulh, paasing thro' the Capitals or principal Cities of earh State. . a confidently rely tipnn the jus tice and liberality of the . Legislature, at its approaching session, Tor aid in this undertaking aid which has been extended to other Roads, and aid which 7 the State cannot withhold, without an evidence of illiberality and partiality unworthy of its character. We believe that the 'Slate woulJ have interested itself fn the Gaston Road, two years ago, but for the strange "pathy or opposition of those member whose constituents were most vitally inter- csteu in its succesaiut prosecution. Haiti liegister. Tories beaten eceru where. -What s the power of a State in a contested election; 7io branches of the Ia- triJtture beyoud doubt, for they choose Senators in Congress it is the source f legislation, the- true Government of he State. The Governor is a mere ndividual bound to execute the laws, . n.l ol limited Influence. Well, how do the whigs atatld in the recent rler- ions. They hev carried both bran ches ot the Legislature in JLouutonx,' Xor h Carnhna, Maryland, Pennsyl- van'ut and A'cso Jersey ! ! is. i, mar. fy Thf Loco Tocos in their calmer moml, talk very sensibly among them selves. title remarked to anomer roitiing from Fanny Wright's Iccluret Van Buren my be a democrat, but he is very foul of having federalists of the old school in office. Mr. GiayMin, our 7Oeo loco Governor of Maryland, is ne of that old school. All the Judges of the Superior Court but one are from that party all his leaders down East re old reoerausis. uuriianan in tne Smalt! ia also one the fact is we are considered too low, - too ignorant for. anv oilier doty, hut giving in our votes to the administration and asking no questions." lo. Tom raa "Stas. The Genernl Meeting of the Christian Church commenced at Pope'a Chapel, Gran ville county, on Ihe 4lh insiant, and continued several days. It wa a season of rejoicing to believers, and shout thirty persons professed to have been happily converted. The conference sdjournedon the Oth, to meet again nn the'-TJuirsday before the Snd Sahhalh in Dm ctilver, ttl39, at Lebanon, M. H. Surry county, Virginia, The fallowing appointment wera made: Alfred Apple lo Klaunlon Rivr circuit, Vir ginia. Alfred Iseley and E. T. Derrvman, Sorry. Va. Solomon Apple and George Walker, Nsus River, Ti. C, : Joseph Maury, Haw River, N. C. Lewis Graven and L"i Iseley, Deep River, N. fi-U'r ' . ; FOB SALE, My Mills on Ne use Itiver, six miles sail ef Ralr.gh, si.d 1 hesttste not to any that more so fierinr situation is nut in the Southern Stsirt lor the erreiion of nr kind ot Machinery. Thr is at litis time Isi-ge to story wood building ilk throe pair ol smnts and Saw Mill on ana wis of Ihe Kiver, .d a Cotton and Vool-ard-int Machine on Ihe other. ' 1'hute lihing to purchaw - will give me early vail. I would Inks land In part payment. Should I not sell at privt sals, Letoee lha Irst of Jsnuary, I wilt espn il to publi sale tbo first Monday In January. J. R HINTOPf. Oct. IS: 1S3S 44 4 Taken up und Conamiued To 'he Jail ol Utah mood onnty On the Jih of thi instant a Ns gro Woman by the nam t Ma riah, and her child Margaret.- Marias says she belongs to the eitste of Joseph) Nelson, dr ris er), of HobinroB tounly, flltec miles south ol Ksvsttevllle. Site ss hired In Tairruia HTi, of Mai-lbo. round District, Soulh Csrolins and ranavay Iruw lliwaHl1nntwh-st-oriu1sr- -8. 11. SEUBEttiCr, . Jailor. -SepuaTr-lasa- State of North Carolina, Franklin OouitTY . Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term, 1 838. William Thrift, ") Origirjil stla.hn.cnl vs. . Uuston Terry sumooned llehjsmin Ileed. J Gstnishe. In litis ease to- aiiiwsri.ig tb lh sallfadlon rl lh Court, that the Uefeneanl io tbi s rrndrs bevond lh trrults of tl.i Stsie. .. It It erdered Ihtt publication b made lor sis week' in the lla- UUk ,..( ( 1. Ajaul II fniflM.I k. UuluiiMf bttorc ihs Jottlse ot Ihe nest Court of rise anil Qnart er Sessions, to be held foe lha county ol franklin, at the Court House in Louitbuig, on lh second Monrtsy ia UecenMr nest, lii.e) snd there lo replevy and ylekd to issue, or judg ment will be lake prosoaietso, ann tiictnrct in Ihe hanrtsol the lisraulte aomleaaneS to tbo benefit of III Plsinliff. -Attest. B. I'ATTEHSON.CC.C. 44 6r FIFTY DOLLARS BEWAItD. nin.wsy from lh Subteriber'a plamatiu hi Betiio soenty en lh 10th ot Augiisl, a negro sua by the nam of ukuh, ne I r dark utmplealo) ihough lin, black, sged about $ years, lis a very aMable inaika rceollrcu e't. more then be ha lost the two front uader tee. h, is tbo.il five tail s.s or eight incbra hj(b. Ha w.s piircbeaed at tlM sale of Willisra Alston, in Warren aouuty, about len ty-fiv.0 or i yesr past. I am under tb iio pKMioit trial cam poy is lurnmg iswii inv avign berbood of Shsdy Grove, in an.d sonniy, s ho K. relations there, er in Ihe ne.rlibnrbood of ono of the Mr. Eaton's who lives in Warren, perhaps sear tha Roanok. I eooertisnu inw nis rootnee is owned by a gentleman of that nam, lb rooth er oi lh boy is named Afgy. Bh wss alto rurshased from the eatata of William Alston. whi glv tb abov lewsrd of Orty dollar toe spurshenrling said boy and delivering him to me. or twenty dollar if confined la J ad to thai I got him again. gAMUEL WILLIAMS. olsrtiB-Coaaty, K. C. Bent. 14, !, ' , ftp jBIBWlBnaBmwamwmasawn - 1 - B L4wVJt B , POIX 1AJJB AT THJS OFFICE,
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