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TUESDAY, OCTOBFiIl 30, 1SU0.
For GoYCthoiy
JONATHAN WORTH,
OF IlANDQjLP.il.
! ballot
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f. SPECIAL. NOTICED
"MrV Jno. E. Spearman i puv authorized tray
elm nsjftut for subscription and advertising.
J Wo hereby giye tiotjoe that single cQpiafj of the tered
News Uro4only',t th office, and where tlje Carn rry
Dr or otber p.-. -ns Qffcr to dispose qi copies unuer
diffiifent cirai ,ist.mej, they do $p wunaut ftur, an- f
hiDrity Or'cqnsf'ut.'
; 1 suie
Althonch our terms are 6ash, qur country in
friends are i urucntly requested
A.i i i T" ,i x.,
ucu oi . if cisHMUi i uv a... i i to
know ti) be trustwcrfliy ana roijame men, wijo wjsn io i
.nhKcribfl for the Niws but are unable td pay in ad- any
TAijce. ' We will send the paper, and wait for a short I ft&t
tjmo for tlie amount oi tueir suuenpuon.
Ileturns from C8 counties have so far been received,
Ciyingi Worth 2S. 453, and Dockery votes. This
makes Worth's majority, up to this time, 19,9 of
j course hi? ftjoction is beyond a doubt," and we think it
J ?VJ loss. certain 'that- his majority will be very great,
I iiougli the cntire.voto of the State will to comparatively
j RmaU. Johnson, lluthcrf
pny CQUiities in whif 14 J40C
IVive the votft of e;ich coun
THE FAYETTEVILLE NEWS.
. . i i i tit. . 1 1 i lu . h ft. i iiiLnnnui . it ux auix utiiXUAA uuuu - t niu .
kerv uas-nopio eu f,,!-, I i u i until January 1st. the
ty in full when the entire re- r f7 " ' , V. ; al of the reimunder v
''ti tarns are received..
- - . f ! " M must oe Bum, eiwer w qjukuuty,' msn xhiuiw u-ithiriw nt
THE BAJ.TniOUK D.IFFI CULTY.
'flit' 11001
troubles in the citj- of Baltimore, ' spring
j I
onllicting'and opposite, political iuterasts,
W' from, e
4nd 'threateinug, at wie 'time, seriously and tenrilily to
ndiin-'er tha poiu e and security of the people
of the
cftv j aud probably of the whole of.JIaryland,- hav
ox-"
cited aii anxious aild deep felpj thrcRuhout tha' whU
A'mtry
K Iu ordr to give our readers fsucW
of them ivs pxve
fiot been alrialy made acquainted with the faofis bear
ing upon this .grave question) a cleat insight iftwi the
riiun;ituro and progress of the dfl3tiltici; wje copy
irom the'Balt. Sqn of the ;25th the .jfollqwing explana.
.ioii"and accoujit of the estublisbmont fif the Board of
-Police-dominiioijors, its. olyects ;aiid cjutias, and the
prescribed .lii;)U iu lie exercise of its authority to
gether with liQiije sound and yery tationai views upon
the idsitiqn qf pitch party in the cqseC The Smj pysf.
'T-'jii the yeftr eight eun hundred and sixty the' EjCgisla
Jure' of the Btate, lqr the ji-ttev security of the j public
peace, ttie pliiilic, health aud-.thu tJP enforcement of te
fvvs re 'iilating d-lections, j,ud othpv kindred puriw)ses,.
i-oiiutnted the board ot plice commissioners, t giving
. I- An thciii almost unlimited powers i'or'tho efflcaciqus.
a
i. oin-pt-and! energetic tjiseharge ot tliwr dnties, ai
t qthui'i th in, arcongyt other tilings, witli tne power
ol appoint'u g and reujuying the ordinary' and ;extraqr
rv no.ice force, th judges and the clerks of the e-
'pcti jasaull vesting them wij.h a supervisory; control
Lvuiv these drticm in msiny' particulars. For the pur-
Idoso of fi'uiitding-' the . public .against the prostitution
of the : powers qf the commissioners to jtQhtiml pur
Uiosfs the L 'tiisl'tlure ?,i:jlutlly requita I Unit ihiy sU'ouk
I .. ' . - ... .... I '.. I .In .V n-,.,,f,J 4.r,.l r.
gWltf VlO.1 I I ' Q Cfl.yc. ml mini I ii". I" lui'iiwii uij j vjj-
volat or'remrve (',.' Jir"i'.fi' or. on.acaMid (f ihcydili
cal (ipinbm if siik'$(i'-i or for any other causje'or rea
son (than -the litni-s's or unttiuA if such persqn, in
th'eirbest judgment, for the place to Avhich he. might
be npi 'piateil,' or from Avhich -he. might be remoyd.
1'o'r ih e purpose tt' Mijl further enforcing the impartial
' performatn-e 't their Unties, tue jegiature irqvi(tea,
bv the act of !?Pi2, that "for ollicial misconduct any of
said fcoma.issioiier uiay 13 removed by a conciurent 1
.' vote .u'? the two houses of the tjenend Assembly,! 'or by
11 tlta Utjcu nir durin'i ihti recess thereof, I ;
! i Direct charges y.ero ui-
id ng:lnt
"the. Pqlipe opm-
'' mi8sioncrs, iii a petition prexeuted to. Gov. .Sytrqn by
i'-'-r- --tWns that thev Av .nnd
rnnr, r .pv u'" ,.-,.,,,,,..
iitical opinion f and further, h&t they were guilty of
, 1.
-malfeasant in pjSoe by an improper direction and con
troL pl the ailnoaUans for yotcrs, as. set forth! in tl16
Eegistratrbn'Law, -
By what plausibility or correctness of reasoning tbQ
commissioners could deny the jurisdiction 'of the Gov
ernor to "decide upoirthe specific allegations ot niis
Vonduct whiph had been proferreili" every one must be
at a loss to conjecture after roacjiug( in the act of the
Legislature , as quoted above, the right of removal vest
ed in the Gpyerior during tl0 recess of be legislature
Cf,Maryland, S '. - ! ;
' But tbo Sun further says 1 '. I
. The Governor of the State having summoned the
Commissioners to" answer to the charges which have
been made,l they have appeared by counsel and denied
his jurisdiction to decide upon the specific allegations
of official misconduct which" have been preferred, The
I Governor has decided thjit he has jurisdiction, and
j has appointed tomorrow to jjear witnesses, touching
j'the charges in detail, apd has notified' tha coiijmissiott
l ers to be present to defend theft1KPVe5, in conformif
ty with the 13tli and 1-lth sectiqrj of the 42d article of
tho code, which authorizes him, upon con)piaint made
Kgrnust any
civil qr military officer who can be repioved
il or suspended hy him, to' summon any witnesses, to tes-
ii ; tify for and against- 'such, complaint, and to lurnish the
i parties chaiged with a copy of the pomph;int and no
j ' ticfi of the time he -will inquire iiito and pxaiinp the
.- i same. The commissioners, by their qounsel,. have thus
.'t.ftr -declined to u(jiiipseo in the Governor's decision in
favor of Ins iuriridii'tiau, and have indicated their pur-
.K)s0. to take no further, psvrt in the investigation, and
lavoipcunoa to state wnetner mey wouia suDmic to
I the ''limd judgment of the Governof Iloul4 it be ayerse
- lp them.
. Such, then, is the present attitude of tho ' oaso. sso
one can cer ainly know how iar the charges which have
lirtan triiulrt n:v b Kntniiioil bv tho pvidftnc.fi. "iior Ciin
i t - .,- - 1 - : t j ' . -
) ! any one mulci'take to sav what may be the ultimate
I j iidgment o the Governor.' rjis. action, whatever it
may be, will tie taken publicly, 'upon deliberation, ancl
the evidepvp upon, which it nyiy bp based will bp sub
mitted for revjew at the bar of public opinion. Now,
before the sligljteat jntimatkni h;d been given that the
Governor wjbuhV even entertain the jurisdiction, and
certainly in uttpr ignorance of ' what mav be his final
-p judgment upmi thu merits, sich industrious appeals
nave oeen made to popular passion ana to tne spirit 01
lawless violence that the Governor has beep called up
j ou to issue a prqclarj)ation oi' warning 'ftgwiust the for-"
mation of niihtary and other pombiuations in the . city
ju Diuumore ior tne purpose 01 resisting tne laws ol
Ithe State, and of sjmiiar combinations elsewhere "for
I the, purpose! of invading the State and depriving' her
.Citizens of tin ir rights under the law, and to control
"the 'people by violenpe audMntimidatiou.' We Ijad MOt
supposed that there was any earnest'signiricancein t he
rickless iuvpeation pf revolutionary 'passion rhjch fpr
several day had beeiLidulged within and without the
SL'Atei . K or have we attached anj- very grave imporv.
tanc to the calls fur military 'organization to resist the
lawlM dele; luinut ion of the Governor .of the State of
Maryland. Still less have we been able to give onr
assent to.thb snpgestiotv that the police commission?
t'-rs could in any tyentbe ho reereant to' their duties asj
citizens, h so far violate' the design "and spirit of
their J office, ' as tp counteuauco an appeal to forcft
against the thief magistrate of the State. Could I' thev
contemplate such a thing, they would most clparly Ihj
utterly unlit for the offices they now hold, notwith
standing thjy ni'ghj be ?guiltlos$ as nnbqrn bates of
the particular cuui-gesyhich baye bcoa preferred
against tliem. -
; .5The indications now are that the bitter and proacj ipB
: ;iive partizads with whom these' commissioners are af
i filiated, and . under whose guidancp and influence they
aye toanifestly actgeb 'are beepming sensible of the se
1 V"riou8 toistake into whioh. their Just for political power
fr: iias ptepipitivfed them, and are becoming also ppnvinced
f that the strength of the lav i-s Against thfiin and i able
t-erusli to'fJ. see. bere anotUep result of the
' traDge .anoihaly jn the wqrkingg of tfhe ; povernnjent
U' a minority', controlling the botj Snch tq nnnatnraj
j " and unprecedented state of affidrs i the history pf this
! I . republic musk in tha future meet with still seyerer
. jcheckJi uponj its unbiwful assumption of power. ' t '
To . place, undue and unjust restrictions tipon the
- rights and Hbprlieg of a people ajready prone'and help
' !BS' hiay be carried out with impunity, and must be
- buffered in sifencp. But to carry the arrogance of die?
HtlWAna tno Jorm oj qorruptiou up to the very dieni -
remove officers" and jn.Tfts -onceonnt. of their TKfTWT" T7jniiLlAa.jiretBra.ble
aSiat
JaTf?fg .a plafie in the Union as well estab-
a tissachusetts and Pennsylvania has been
il i' 1 t - ' Li:.; ' ' . , I
el
woven w pe;aipresenwmpracucaDie. .. s ,
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The planj of centralization, doing away with the fair gai
judgment of he people at the polls, or distorting the
to suit Ithe ends of a few holding present power.
accomplished; but it will be the strag-ions--,
not the wprk of a. day. 1 1
I . .1 ' ' V A fit
in conclusion, we cannpp leave inis .suujeci witn-
expressing an earnest hope that, the troubles in
JijtUtiinorB kff ended withonj; the possibiljtypf bjoo4
jlied, "We cannqt share in the ridiculous wish whicl
we often hear expressed, and which is sometimes ut- 1
even through the press, . that the Northerners J
M-j . & & . . thejnselves:
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YfrvT-BWH- w . K - ! .
pi iuijjipis we are unauie wj ptroive., .v uum mc, .
the fqjlesi signinpance of the saying, 'tbe last hair
ruin
us. a peo
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.touto f 9 grainy we wisa i. m u x uux ucxicnw
destruction.
C03IM unicatee:
Mi ; IFDB THE FAYETTEVILLE NEWS.;
EXTENSION OF THE WESTERN EAILHOAD-
In the communication, which you did me
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tor the eXtenSlQU OI OUr eSiern lVaiiroaq,
or Ureensboro'that the writer- formerly pre-
WTO uirr Ww
ri itT 1 TV 1 . ll ' ' 1 ' F '
!), the North Carolina liaihrqad, but nqw
helieyes, Itine rolicy judicates Greensboro'
1 i1 ij r y , '' i ' - I
and thtlwe are una.be now to reach .aiy
dtHer, p.114 that bv a rmitecl effort -ve can gain
ihatpni ; a . ai' J ; !
,I propose j to resttjto t ntages of each.
V., r 7 ; rrf " T -m-"
4ui cwj, -ih -iM ju.iafjui lttjnuuiu
necess.
ecess,ar1 to construct at least SeYentv-nve
ihi
liics of tRoad, oyer a ro ate Kiuch more.un-
,n. xt :,i i ' .,
iavorame ii. eiixjer pj n .omerfeit IS
proballe tliat ft 'purvey wpuld hqv( that a.
uenecuop wquw. nave oe incie iar tp ne
riyfUTi 01 -direct line. pernatlS as iar a3 INew
Arvt-oi-'A4. Hnnt'o fr fA .Vt l,A tt.Ui;;
trT :lt -VVr V--.."Z V 1
luoimtams-r-rana prooauiv to witnin t or - b
niiies Qt e isqrtn . varoip, itaiiroad and
kl f 11 1 Ml1 l . ' t ' m " -x
tnen rpn jprajiei wiu it a qjstance oi or
1 l-i- -n-oo fniQccnrv f rvf nn t-' too 1 nn 1-io4-. i Ana I Ktalment of trOOUS
new country and haying tq cross' the Yadkin ' au encanipr,ent 4t the mouth of AJiltE -.riveyv Alter turned to this by the British, government, tie four years of toil jind suffering,- bore in tri
S 4 hayy expense If a hue cocl;beund SJ wa instructed to repeat the demd, and did uuipll the -Conquered BWA(romChattan-
unnu&g outli of Asheboro, passing thrqtiffh i
$lie region, ot bcience Mill and Salem Church,
below ithe crossing of the N. C. Itoad, a tine
Muuxij wvw dvc. i sttuie
LiitbU lltlC liiiiiUiLiU.-J UU. CXkilCi. 1lltJ Jl LU lit Ul ICil)
; i ' i "' ' a O "
line t(o ji-eat'to hte qvercome, in our impov
erishcl Condition that we- could prqeure
little or Jiio aid from Salisbury, as all the
energies hnd all the means they possess will
'be ' rermMred to "nush their .rp.n.t wnrlr iflio
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ilWestainCSoi'th Carolina lloaif from Morgan- !
ton through, the mountains, Jt is admitted,
ithat tuil we once reach aUsjbuty, all that
,' ' i i i " ' 1 1 i. - ...i:..! ri'.i 1 ,
we iieauuiuue reapaj wiatj pe moSL
magnjncpnt wqrk m tle btate -would m an
accqiiiplfshed fact -q, great lino froni beypnd
the; llioiintams to the ci'tv 'of Wilmin?tom
fm..ii...n.T . : 1 j ii i i - ii. ' 'i
xuiib ayumu eumuuuiu tuu produce wnnoui a ;
rival anu. maKe wimnngion a cityj mqeea
but oin it bo done? The writer thinks not.
,&q f ar as firofluca is concerned, the writer !
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ixi 11 11 1 1 ;i.rii 1 ii iv h i'i 111 1 1 iiiifiTirki
even; thej reiQQte probability thOit whgij our
road freiched Hih-pqjirt, it could be c6n-
tinued J orthwst to the Virginia or Tennes
see roada, then rjigh Xoint wouid ;claini oiir
cqftsilerition, but-is there even such reinote
probability? Cai; the State even be induced to
undertake such a work? There ii'.uo hope gf
it. I Theh when our rqad reached jits termi
nation Jwp shqfild have no connexions
and le r,s jnuch "in hQ woqs" as -vyo are now
at Eg'pl All experience has proven, tha nq
rail road can succeed under stfeh circum-.
'fcl Si 11 I'i 1 1 1 Li
lstances-rt-cau we bfine any combinations to
our aid to obtain the means to build from
Egyi3 to Hiffh Point? Some suhscriptions
piay he obtaiued along the line, hut to j no
great extent. -Randolph county when-m pros
perity, w)puld hftve ajded rnateriajly, but; in
adversity there is but little to hope. The
amount pf roadto be constructed ! would1, be
apout 6Q miles, over p, favorrhle route,
Npfv ftf? to'CTrpensboro'. It mis (been !ad
mitte4 ( jhough others do hot) by the writer
that We should get less procluce by this ex
tension, jthan from eithop of the others but
we cajn epinbine circuinstances afnd' mea.nar to
build I to Greensboro' and I fear cannot to
uriyiojhejr place j the distance is sliorter (sq,y
50 males the road easier constpijcted, and
whenwe shall have 'reached Qroensboro'twe
will be in fall connexion with the groat lines
ofitravelland our road loill pay from the start.
Itwi b to the interest of the N. C. Iidad
tq hae is at (rreensboro' it will be greatly
to tlit? interest of the Piedmont Boad tho
RiehnioiKl and . Danville the Road to
be constructed from Danville to Lynchburg
and the Orange and Alexandria, road, A e
can cqmniand the influence and aid of Greens
anvule and Ilichniond, and oucrht to
command that of Wilmington and Salisbury,
a combination much stronger than at any
other pQinta pombination that . gaft ijq the
It 1$ td be hoped that the Convention! tq
meet at Moyhit Vernon' Springs; on the 1st
of November will be well attended bv our
people, aind that plans will there be matured
to secure! j a road to one or the other of the
points; uifentioned-it must be done, ; ... .
I CUMBERLAND,-
SUSV1MARY OF WEWS,
1 - . i
The Ka.vy. department has a report from the com-
Imaiidiife iifilcer of the steanier NeyvbernL dated Key
IWest, Oct. G. ' He picked up five men on a iraft 75 nilea
ea.st of Cano Canaveral, being the captain,! cook, rnjite
iand twd sesuneh of the British barque Ambrpsa, which
foundered in a gale on the 1st, They were the sole
surviQ!.'s cji a crew oi io, ana were nearly exnausted;
The President bill appointed Josua D. Geddiags
Assistant "Ireasnrer o the U, S. at Charleston. ;
1 I -iAppiis1, Oct. 22;
B.AMTpjfaE Tolioe 0o5f jxissioxeks. The case of the
Police Commissioners was taken up this morning by
Ktov. Swanji,:, The complainants were represented by
Mesi9' liitrobe and Scheley, and the Commissioners
by MesSPS, IStockbridge, Alexander and SUrUng.- The
latter reac a reply, denying the jurisdiction of the
Governor, bnt avowing their readiness fq answer be
fore a OonTfc of competent jurisdiction. J .'
j "The Govternor decided that he ad the jurisdiction.
Tfee coon8! 'be Commissioners then withdrew,
saying thecr mission waa at an end. . -
Oil Crrx, Pa., Qct 22.
! A nre occurred mis morning, aestroying nearly a
fourth 6f tie oil-shipping portion Qf the CJy, Through
the exertions of the Fire Department the fires were
prevented Ipreading to the City, or' its complete de
Ktructgn would have fo J wed. Loss about $30,000.
St Louis, Oct 22.
YfOXJEWT IStobm j x St. Loup?, A viojent hurricane
swept dverr
the city on yesterday, destroying several
A number of pcrsoutf were injured. "
1 buildings
1 ! I
Baltimore, Oct 23.
The Poijcs Coaonssio Excttemest. The police
Commission Excitement continues. Gov. 8wiTin has
i , : :. , , r , r,r.
issued a proclamation warning the leaders nf&llille-
gatherings against the ctignity pf the State; tht ii
in
the event of riot and bloodshed, growing out of these
revolutionary preceedings, they will be held to strict
apcquntability, and that the power of the $tate wUl bp
exnausieu w uimg meni 10 puuisnineut.
. I '. New York, Qct. 23.
The Cholera is alarmingly on the increase on the
Hudson river opppsie New York. There have been
l cases and y deaths smce Saturday.
Vww i,rfiTTT1Tmva
IntemaiRevenuehas Jssued additional regulations con-
cernnig the transportation of cotton in bond. The
ZFXZ'Z J.? ?e tnct to
wv wo vvmm iu yum nransnuueu to
wlie,',J uiemawici i ncn me cotton is pro-
- w-'ug iwiijf
filed, the assessor
rTJTZ 83 PP06?
11 ;i . 1 - , .
the owner, any want of accuracy in suchrenort of
weights to be uorreptedby tbe certificate of weights at
-tff I'""'" "H vvwi nwiuuuueu. X UlH avoias
1 . a r 1 11 , 1 -
me necessity qi naving uie copion weigned by a gov
ernment oflieer prior to shipment The old refla
tions still reuiftiu in force and will be observed when
ever parties wish to ship in the wanner there prpvided.
New Okleaks, Oct. 23. I
From Mexico. Private advice from the City of
Mexico say tuat uen. - Jejia nas started fu ionterey:
he has 7,00U men, wjth orders to retake Matamoras.
It is supposed in Mocicq that the mission of the
Empress in Europe has beon successful.
Itje regiments prdered to- Jr ranee are ordered back
5 . '. 1 -
rtgawn PoHcy U be pnrs,
Srecial dlsnatches Rtatfi that th Frfthh nvmmpnt
the "withdrawal oi the nrst m
from Mexico. ' If this is grante3
time allowed for the witlidraw-
rU be remQYed and the Whole
1 y i
There is no official confirmation of the reoorts about 1
oufi government demanding payment rrom England qf !
the Alabama claims, nor tha Ta determimition hKa been 1
reached to establish a nmtefltnmto over Mflxif;fi. f
A lengthy letter from Seor.tury Browning, addressed
-"o J Hutu kOUipKHT uiunuui, mivl(H.-.nv
to a committee in Quinoy, J1L is published this
morning. It argues forcibly against the Cjustitutiun-
.-nd in vindication of the Present.
xQTos -ScSSaJtf SstSi
has nrenarfid a shitement, called for by a resolution
Qfthe II
ouse d urine the last session, in reference to
the disposition made of all the cotton and other prop.
.rty cow$ intq ti hands of Treasury agents dm-ing
the war.
vrW -o,nfft -n .fL
gnanish royal iecree intended to make impossible,
hereiilter, the prosecutiqn of the African slave trade m
"M1 111111 frto -iwco, anq prftyiaingior ineemaneq.a-
lion of every person who is m slavery in those provn-
pes, whenever they touch the peninsula or its adjacent
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st, Louis. Oct. Mr
TNmAVMTTmmK MnfiK tA Montana
advice' stte thftt fifty Sioux IncUana r-pcenUy attacked
killed and several
wounded. L
Baltimore, Oct. 25, 1
Tut, BAtyiMOSE Tbqpbles. No new developments
regarding the polioe Commissioners. Their counsel
. stiU deehrie tq participate in the examination of it"
nesses tQ-morrqw.
! Washington. Oct 23, 1
It is hoped he.re that danger of serious diflloulty in
Baltimore, .on account of the Tolice Commissioners,'
is nearly over. Such arraugements will be made as
; will ensure the preservation of peace in any event. ' !
i. The president cqnsiders that a requisition from the
: (joyernor ot any btatc, no matter lrom what cause the
' dimculty may arise, must be r
dimculty may arise, must be responded to.
. -New York. Oct. 25. !'
Tjopwb ubca Advices from Turks' Island
state that it was leveled, on the 30th. ult.. bv a ter-
hurricaue destroying over 800 houses Over
3,000 persons are Tendered houseless and homeless,
aiid are almost naked.' i - - - i '
. Y?? 120.003 bushels of salt were swept away. Six
loremn and
twelve island crafts lost with twenty of
tilfi;r rpvv
. New York. Oct. 25
vC
Cabie Rates to be Reduced. Cyrus W
writes to U. -Jf. Craig, announcib
ing, :that after Nov. I,
""B" WQU
it. .... n r li
gh the cable wjll be re-
-
Washington. Oct. 2G.
Geh. Sherman - arrived here last night, ftndjs the
guest of Gen. Grant, ' ' " '
The President has ordered pardon to be issued Ho
,gx-.Confederate Seprpttuy qf the Treasnry, Trenh m.
;' Wheeling. Oct 26.1 '
West VrnGiviA. Elections. --TUo election yesterday
, shows Radical gains in this State, JJoreman elected
Uoyernw and Iibbaf4 to Coqgress. , - ' !
,J .. : Annapolis, Oct. 2Gj
ThB Baltimobb IiqjBOOLio, The investigation of
the charges agajnsfc tha Polico Commissioners cbai
mencpd this morijin. !
' Gov. Swunn claim a jurisdiction to try the case and
pass judgement and wijl exact obedience, to hi decis
ion. , If will be later than Wednesday . next before it
w-ill be announced and if, in the coin-se bf the investi
gation, the innocenoe or guilt of the 'Commis'iijpners
appear, he will act instantly, ; i
Washtxotox, Oct, 2G, P. .
, Pbom Wa3H3xgtox. Gen. Sherman, accompanied
by Gen. Grant; ha4 an interview with president John
fcon this moi-ning, '';. , i
NEW York, Oct. 27.1
Feniax SrMfATn?, luch excitement exists here
ftinpng the Irish, in consequence of the conviction and
sentenoe to death of MeMahon and Lynch, Fenians, in
Canada. The Common Council has adopted resolu
tions that, in a spirit of hnmanifv. the Mavor. AMw-
men and Commonalty request Govesnment ol?Can-
aia vo par-nou J-jyncn ana nis associates, expressing the
wish that the President will unite in the request, ;
v New Vobk, Oct 27. j
Cbttioai, Condition of the Empkuqb Napoleon. 4,
The Berlin correspondence of the Tribune says that,
on the 17th, the Chief Surgeon of the Prussian . amy
left for Bearritz, to consult with the phvsicians of Na.
PXileon on the possibility of an operation, - j
; A dispat-on hao; peon received from the Prussian em
bassy at Paris sayipg that there was no hope fiir' Na
poleon, and that hia doath may be hourly expected. v
New Oblens, Oct. .27. t
United States Aifn Mexico. Gen. Sheridan, on yes
terday', addressed a letter to Col. Sedgwlok. command
ing at Brownsville, directing him to warn all adherents
Ot any party or pretended, flovernuient in Mexico that
luby wm uoi oe permuiea 10 violate me nontraity laws
between the U. S, and Juarez governments. The in
structions wul be enforced against the adherent ot the
so-called imperial governinept of Mexico .ad 'ftlsq
against the Ortega-Santa-Anna factions. " .J ' . -.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE. '
- Pftris,'Oer.i.
It is rumored here, to-day, that another mamfesto.
ig about to be issued to the different diplomatic rvjpre-i
jjentatives of the empire. :
i London, Oct. 4$. !-
Reports fronj Candia state that, after ftur days'
heavy fighting the cbrhjtiau forces ha,d repulsed the
Turkish army. ' i
, LrvEBPooL, Oct 24, pJm.
It has just been decided at Manchester to work the
inijls only on short time. j i
'Berlin, Oct.-23. I
The treaty between Prussia and Saxony has- been
fully and finally - ratified. Pursuant to its provisions,
Saxony is to pay 10,000,000 fiorinn, The armv of
O i -i l i " J
caA.ouy nas aireaay oeen uissoiveu.
. Paris, Oct. 23.
liumorss are current that a change in the French
cabinet s imminent,-caused by the Einperor insisting
on the negotiation of large loans.; -!
- ' PnavE, Qct 2G- (
The Emperor of Austria was received heye favorably
by the people and officials. ''
i FtOBENCK,Pct.2G. 1
Victor Emanuel will make his forma entr- jntj yeni
jca on the 7th of November. - - - "T : j
Appointments,
. . The Hoard of Internal Improyementa have lUAda the
fxying appointments, viz: .j ' i '
Johij JJorfjeet, Edgecombe, .) j
Thos. D. Hogg, Wke, Directors. .
'Jidw'd Kidder, New Hanover , . ' I
A. A, McKay, Sampson, State Proxy f i
CAPK FEAB AXJ:T)TXX BXVZ3 MXT. CO.7'
H. A: London, Chatham,
j . N Clegg,
- -W. B. Qox, Wake,
A. S. McNeilL Harnett.
Mmagers of ti,e
Cape Fear
and Deep Biver '
navigation jc.
Dr B. Fi Arrington, State Proxy hi the Wilmington
wad JJinchester ulrcjid. ! i
FR0I1 WASHINGTON.
XnE FBEXCn EVACUATION ASD FHOTECTIOX OF THE
JUAKEZ CJOraiXMEXT ACQUISITION OF TXKBITOT.Y
BY THE UNITED STATES- THE MONROE DOCTRJNE
TJIE ALABAMA CLAI3ISr FEBEMFTOBy pVNDS ON
tfXGLAKD FOB INpEMNITYr-rTHE ISSUE IN MARYLAND
PRESIDENT JOHNSON SUPPORTS GO VEEN OR SWAIN
PEACE WILL BE MAINTAJNED, &LC.
(Special Dispatch t? the Baltimore Sun.)
"Washington, October instructions
to Hon. Ij. D. Campbell, Minister to Mexico,
trPTfl rrenared on Saturday last, but owinsr
to Jiis nou-arrival, were not delivered to him
uptil tp-day. It is doubtful, however, whether
private affairs will not prevent his immediate
departure. He has asKea leave 01 the Jf resi-
-wr t 1-1. . .1
dent to remain long enough to hx up his af-
fairs, put the iresitient rephed that tha ur
gency of the case admitted of no delay, and
that if he cannot laave at once, another min
ister must be appointed in his stead. ' Should
te decline going, another appointment will
be made to-morrow, t ; .
The French government ask for an exten-
sion of the time for the withdrawal of the first
installment of ita troops till January first, of-
fering in that case to waive the time aUowed
f, , witfi1rn.wftl fif i lull. of itn f nnn
land remove-all the troops substantially at burg, Wilderness, ChancellorsviUe Spotsyl
J one time. Ts proposition has not been as- vania; ? House, and m scores of akiriuish-
sented to. but it is insisted that it shall com-
mence at once, and proceed rapidly as possi
ble. It is hoped that the whole body of
troops will be withdrawn within three months.
In view of the anarohy prevalent in Mexico,
ill lia
fvn T,1iirp7 o-nvAmmATit and flnillv fiHtablifih
the Juarez government, ana nuany eamisn
it. Ih consideration Of this,. Lower Califor-
nia and the northern part q! Sinola and
ipY" v anreenient has been made by
our governmint t5 f?uamntee French claim's
a-ainst Mexico, but should it appear oe-
disnt it shall not Hesitate .to cio s. xne en-
forcement of the Monroe doctrine and the es
tablishment of a stable tfovernment in Mexico
are considered of paramoiuit importance.
The matter has been fully discussed in. the
Cabinet, and unanimously agreed upon,
THE DEMASD ON EQ.VD, j
Some time since the instructions were sent
to Minister Adams to make a peremptory de-'
mand for the losses sustained by our mer
chant marine from the depredations of the
rebel privateers An evasive reply was re
urr7.::i
Cliant Ulf me nju u uepw-yum ui- w
rebel privateers. An evasive reply was re-
to tWs nQ dcfinite repiy has been recei-
ved, bmt the tone of the Bntiah press ana; the
feeling show that they are willing to submit
the matter; to arbitration; or to a board of
national commissioners. This will not be as
sented to, but a prompt and full payment in
sisted upon, - ' ; . :
The National Intelligencer has the follow
ing oh the same sulject:
. QUft FOREIGN BEI-VnOXa.
The statement is made by well-informed
correspondents, tnat non. j, v, 1 Jampoeu,
minister to e.ico, received I important
instructions, The Government, it ia report-
ed, requires! urgency of action in respect to
them. It is said that the 1? rench Lrovernment
asks for an extension of the time for the
withdrawaltof the troops until January 1, of-
fering in thtit case to, remove all the tixops
sulstantiallv at one time. It is urged, how-
ever, that the withdrawal shall commence, at
once and prQceod as rapidly aa possible.
I - Some time8:ineo ,ifltnqtiqn9 -vvere sent to
for inqemnity forjthe losses sustained by our
merchant , marine from the depredations of
the rebel privateers An evasive reply was
returned, it is said, to this, by the British
Government. Jle vas instructed to repeat
the aeinand, and did so, hut to this no den
nite replv has yet been received, but the tone
ritish press and tho feelers put out
indicate that they are willing; to submit the
matter to arbitration or to a boand of nation
al commissioners. This will, not be assented
to, but prompt and full payment insisted
Upon.
We publish these revelations as they reach
US fronf unusually well-informed sources, but
cauqut vouch for their entire accuracy.
Cor. 'of the Baltimore Sun. ' .'
Wabhingtox, Oct. 23. Governor Swann has
been here to-day, and had an interview with
the President in reference to the political
complications m Maryland The subject was
also considered in .Cabinet meeting Under
the decision of the Supremo Court' in the
Dorr case it is the duty of the President,
when called upon by. the Executive of any
State, for aid in suppressing tumult or insur
rection within his State, which cannot be sup
pressed by the, force under his eontrol,vto fur
nish such assistance. This ''will be done in
the present instance should tho necessity arise
but it is hoped that it may bo avoided. Tho
President has no right to go behind tho call
of the Governor, and will have nothing to do
with the matter unleaa thus called upon,
THE BALTIMORE ISSUE.
The proclamation, of Governor Swann is
fully approved by the President, and should
it be necessary for him to call for aid in main
taining peace 'and order and enforcing hia
legal authority, it will be promptly furnished,
In the case of the threatened resistance in
Louisiana by the Boys in Grey to the author
ity of tho Governor of that State, in the re
moval Of the Sheriffs, the same course will be
pursued -but t is; hoped that in both cases;
the necessit,- may ijot arise.
' THE SOUTH.
There are some violent partisans who are
seeking to gather, replaut and cultivate anew
all the seeds of contention betweetl the North
and the South. We regret to set i that they
are, to a certain extent, successful; that the
good sense and magnanimity of the people
does not immediately and emphatically con
demn and frustrate the attempt to confirm ari
antagonism between the sections. The North
had never more cause than now ' to love, to
admire and respect the South. In war they
proved themselves valiant, constant and tself
sacrilicing; in pea.ee they prove themselves
dignified, in their sorrow resigned, but not
uuuimaieu; xaiuiiui to tneir covenants and
true to the best instincts of an enlightened
and free-born race. The war and its results
have developed some of the finest qualities of
the Southern people, and has demonstrated
in them attributes of" great value tg them
selves and to the -country, that jt was not
known before that they possessed. We knew
before that tb,ey were bravo, chivajric, gener
ous and inte"Uigent; we know hqw that they
are energetic, resolute, industripui, and ca?
pable of niaking use of all the resources that
nature and seienae have placed within their
reach. , We know now tnat they are able tp
,do more, than gather tho fruits ifrom their
prolific goil; that in invention, in ingenuity,
in the manufacture of what is essential to
them in peace and war,- in everything e
ceptwpajtb and the experifjaco oi accmuuhi-
ting wealth, they ardttie Tecjuals of the North,
We should be proui;t)f this, not envious or
afraid. It is another promise of prosperity
and grandeur for the Republic It should
teach us at once to ' cancel the elements of
antagonism, aud to wake every effort to fe-
cure the friendship and confidence of a peo
ple sp well qualified to co-operate with us iu
Al A 4 1 1
the gret missiop. of approving the
of self-government. They are to
Denenoenou
be our co-
laDorera in uie worn qj streDgtHening our
nationality; and it is opj: duty, as it 13 our
interest, to save them from oil unnecessary
humiliation and disadvantage. If the Ita&i
ca13 wjuw act m view of these truths, the
peace and happiness pf the country oould
cv "ureu. . cw.
.,il 1 IT r T
AN APPEAL FOR THE UK RECORDED DEAD,
i - -
To all true hearted Women and men, who would
Jiescue from oblivion the memory of Die Brae
who ttied in defence of Nome and Country.
the ladies' Memorial association, or fbideb
XCKSBURO, VA. ,
Present this appeaL The stem pressure of
military necessity made it impossible, proper-
lv 40 care for e remains of the gallant dead
who fell on the bloody fields of Fredericks-
wmtu. " .w vwrnuie, wumu myw
been reckone4 battles.
Our Associatiqn proposes to preserve a ro-
cord, and, as far as possible, mark the spot
where pvery Confederate soldier is buried in
this Yicinitv. whether he leu on ineae memo
rahle felda, or otherwise died m the service,
v. V? , .
In a hind stripped of enclosures and forests,
desolated and impoverished as ourg. we can-
not, without aid guard these graves, from e v
r vm- 4'' v- v
cover tiiem with; our native sod, and vitU pi
ous care garland, them with the wild flowers
from tb,e tields i But with the generuus aid
and cordial co-operation of Hhose wliQ havo
suffered less, but who feel as deeply as w.e do
on this subject, we'conficlenly hope to accom
plish far more: to purchase and adorn a Cem
etery ; to remove thither the sacred dust scat
tered all over this region and to erect some
i : 4,. i ii. i
w
aeaa, -j )
that noble ajmv of martyrs" who, for
oogato Gettysburg, sleep on the fields of their
fame unnoticed and unknown? Shall their
very names pass from the knowledge of the
living, to be cherished only in the mind of
, . k 1 1 1 il J
rim "to wiom tne memory 01 tne ms,i is lire-
CUIUS?" ,. !
What spot so ajijffopriate (o.r the la&t rest -
mg place 01 tnese neroes, as, some command-
ing eminence overlooliing the ever memorable
plain of Fredericksburg? Ard what nohler
uxJi. iui liic utiu is tiiiv.1 i4ai4er yi. uuiiucxa
women, tnai upon its. summit; to, rear a mofl-
ument to the unrecorded Confederate dead,
which, through all time, shall testify to tha
gratitude of the people for "whom they so gor.
( riously cued? As no. State, and scarcely a
town or CQunty through4ou1t the limits of tle
Ldo Confederacy is unrepresented on thesa
battle fields, may we not rQpe that the 'eo-ov
eration required in order ta accomplish our
holy work, will be as universal?
An act of the Legislature of "Virginia, v?Ul
be obtained inconxrftting our Association, bo
imi tl jwrojirtj axMky bo ivo!4 pfrpetiially de- I
dioated to its aacred usos, , I
x"We solicit such contributions as the appre
ciative sympathy of friends, in all parts of tLe.
country and of the world, "will extend to us.
So soon as sufhcient means are obtained, our;
Association will proceed to purchase and im
prove grounds appropriate for a Cemetery,
and remove thither the remains ot vho honor,
ed dead..
Our Association, although iia co-gunixation
is but recent, has been enabled to rescue from
oblivion the names and places of burial oi man
y of the noble spirits who fell upon the fields
of Fredericksburg, ChancellorsviUe, the Wil
derness, etc. The object of the Association
wiU be pressed forward as rapidly as the re
quisite means are procured. All auxiliary so
cieties wh,eh may be formed, are requested to
correspond with our association; and should
fupv c;rA i,0: ,wtinWirmn l Ka sriVllv
, appropriated to the graves of any individuals,
or to particular aUte or section, the trust
will be pedly discharged. Any one may
become a Life Member oi this Association by
the contribution of Ten DoUaw.
Donations should he sent ta Mrs; J, H- W al
lace, President! or Dr. F. P. Wellford, Treas
urer, Thev will be dulv acknowledged-
Mns. J. H. WALLACE, Pjiesidejst,
Address .Miss ANN JANE CAIiTER, Con.
Sec! Fredericksburg, Va. ;
All contributions mav be made to tho
Rev. Jus, 0. Huske of this place. ' !
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE,
SENATE,
Orange John Berry. j
Wake .Willie D. Jones.
Davidson J M Leach. ' j
Franklin Washington Harriss, j
raven-M E Manly. , - J ! '
New Hanover CoL Ed. IX Hall. ' i . .
Lenoir and Green J. H. 'Coward
Wayne SV, A. iThompson.
Rowan and Davie B. F. Johnson,
Guilford Peter Adams. r
Rockingham TJ. Hanr, ' ' 'i
Alamance and llandolph II. S. Robins.
Carteret & Jones Calvin D. Koonce. j '
Burke, McDowell and Caldwell A. C, Avery,
Surry, Ashe, Yadkin, and Watauga A. C, Cowley.
Perquimans ana vasquoian xvhio tl. quwiv
i i iw.-i- xm 'r !
Northampton H. C Edwards.
Washington and Martin-J- E- 3Iooret
Halifax M. L.I Wiggins.
Chatham U. li Pascball,
Mecklenburg 4, H- Wilson.
Warren F. A. Thornton. j
Anson and Union IX A- Cavgto
Iredell, Alexander and Wilkes- 4- Henry HUL
Lincoln, Gaston apd Catawba M. L. McCorkle,
thimberland and Harnett ArcU'd McLean, j
Duplin Isaac 13. v'eUy. j
Person Jno. W. Cunningham. - ' !
Pitt C. Perkins.
Johnston T. D. Snead.
Haywood, Macon, Ac .R, iL Henry.
Buncombe, Henderson. &c, I & Gash
CisweU Livingston Brown,
Onslow Jasper Etheridge,
Hampson J C WilUama.
Nash L N B BatUe. '
Ktokea and Forsythe J Matthews,
' HOUSE or COJiWOXS,
Montgomery Jordan.
Richmond Peter McRae,
Haywood Green Garrett.
Henderson James Hlythe,
Madison N. Kelsey,
Yancey, Jbc WiUlama.
Yadkin T. M. Vestal. -
Orange W. W. Gness. 8. lx Umsted.
Alamance R. Y. McAden, A. H, Boyd.
Wake P. IL Rnss C, J. Kogers, H, 8. Perry.
Lavid&on C. F. Lowe, Dr. J. H, Shelton. .
Inranklin J. J. Davis.
Rowan O. G. Foard, W. H, Orawford.
Craven S. W. Chadwick, A, C. Latham. -New
Hanover R. H. Cowan, CL W. MaClammy.
Carter tJno. L Perry. ' zrn?
Ajne-r J tL Everettj G. C, Qarrii
Lenoir IL F- Bnght,
S, Houston. , rTr. T. S. LutteTloh.
Cumberlana w. ' ti.-,!.,,
Rockingham-Jno. Holderby. JL Henderson,
jicDowell--James M. JieaL
Burke Jnn. Sudderth. i
1 Caidwell-James C. Harper.
Alexander Carson,
grryH II Faugh, . - .
Brunswick D C Allen,
Greene F II Eountree. . -
Kandolph-oel Ashworth, E T Blair,
- rerquimans Thos. Wilon,
I Northattmto7-D B Peebles E A Martin.
Pasquotank-r-J B Jones.
Washington Chas. Lathwn. ,
EdecoSu and Wilson-Mes. Baker and Wood-
ard. .
HalifaiP O dark, w a ..m-Mecklenburg-B
D Whitley. J M IlutchW
Cnatham-eo May. Geo Moore. Thoa W Wombla.
Warreo-Tbos J Judkin. Jno BTttmbulL
Buncombe Montrerille Patton,
Person Wro A Bradsher. -
Wilkes-P Horton, Tyree York.
Gaston D A Jenkins.
DonlinT S Kenan, Zaek Smith.
CleVdand-O W Wtfield. .
Pitt-J Galloway. W R Wdhams.
Anson-A J Dargan, W P KendaU,
Union Jonathan TrnlL -
Johns ton-errv Gydwia, B P Hinnant 1
Onslow A J MurnlL
Sampson Jno Barden. Q W Autry.
Harnett-rBenJC Williams. ,
Jones Jacob F Scott -
Nash Jonathan St Stono. '
Foreythe P A WUson. E B Teague,
Stokes Silas Westmoreland. '
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET Oct. 30.
CORRECTED ST O. H. HAIQH k BSO.
BACON
North Carolina,,.
2T0 2G
22 g 25
25 0 2dt
45 0 6U
m
40 is
35 37k
30 35
25 30
Western Sides.
BEESWAX. ,
BUTTER..,,,
BEEF -. ,'
Gnnny....,
nu.ndwe.
CANDLES
Adtimantine. .......
Tdlow,
COFFEE
Bio
COTTON
COTTON YAIINS
DOMESTIC GOODS -
4-4 Sheetings.,. ,...,..
?EATUERS..,..,..
05O
FLOUR-r-
FaHtiVy..., ........'.. 155015 75
Snp...t .-...' 1S25915 5a
Fino. H 75(15 00
ScratOied . U W(a)14 75
GRAIN -
Com.....k .U 1251 35
Wheat. 1 50 2 00
OaU.,lt.v. 70 811
Peas , 1 ...... 1 60 fa 173
Rye. . ....... ........ 125.0010
HIUEii--
I -w-v
ury . . .
Green:
10 12
05 06
X0 312l
23 30
36 () C3.
. 10..
H. .
; s,iea
LARD
MOLASSES .
rit3
V
Rriiil nan Vc;V
..I 0000150
...V 3 00 3 23
Uk.. 2 00 2 50,
v 2 W2 50,
Liverpool, per sack,
LlQUOllS
Pycli Brandy
v c Scev
1 OO fa) 2 00
sitiAlt .
Coffee C,
Oom. Brown ,
Crushed
18 (S 20,
12 (i) is.
(n) 25.
TALLQW
10 12 1"
i;asES
N,o 1 E,osin,
Commoin btrained,
ui:PENT;iNii
Virgin Up,
1.50
3.00
8 00,
3 5a
C50 700.
500.
55,
00 0CK-
20 25,
Spirits. -
TOBACCO
Lif. . . , v. . . . .
Manufactured
WO,OL...,,.....
yAYTTEYILLE MONEY IIAEKET- !
. ; QUHIUXTKU BY
P WHY & Ca, BANKERS,
Sarnxers Bank of Joxth Carolina, 15".
Baitfcof, Caw Fear. ,25.
inariotte ... v, 15.
Clarondpi ,.... .4
Comneroe. .'. . t ...13
44 FayetteviUe. .. 10
Lexington, t f t ...10
Lexington, at 'Gahaiu'.V.V. 20
North CaxUna.VVN .35
Raxboro. 25
ThomasviUe, N.s." . x , ..V.25
WaeKboronKh. , . . 20
" Washington 4
Wilmington ,...,,.. v.. 15
Commercm Bank of Wilmington. 15
Merchants Bank of Newberu. !. . . . . ! i ! '. !35
Miners and Planters'. ..,. ,,.!'! 20
Greensboro Mutual Insurance CoT.,',V.V..l 5
Virginia Notes aventje about. ..V.'J2S
toutn Uoroiina . - 1RWr
Gehr,
Gold. :i..:.'J'iuti
Sbver, i . . .1 30 1 a?
Exchange on New York, selling- i per oent, preia
30 (Sk 33
32 0 33
2 62i
WILMINGTON MARKET
From the Wilmington DLspatcJxJ
TyRPENTINE. The demand for this article ha
been good since our last review and prices had advan
ced 40u, bbL up to thursday last when it went
down tq $4 55 bbL, a decline ot 50 j., at which the
market is steady. The receipts are light. Sales dur
iSJTthe week of -irgin and yellow dip as follows: 8at .
urday, 25 bbls. at $5 bbL Mondaj-, 450 bbL at $5
50 $u "& bbL Tqeiiday, 38G bbls. at G bbL Wed
nesday, ol4 bbls. at i r& bbl. Thursday, 255 bbly.
at $5 53" bbL Friday, b3 bbls. at $5 55.
ROSIN. Market active and prices have ' consider
ably advanced. Pale and No, 1, $2$3, and common .
and No. 2, 50c. $1 25, higher than when we made
our List review. The teceiptH have been fair, and
stock left on hand better, though light for the season,
falos as follows:
Saturday, 77 bbl. No. I, mt $6 50f 8 50.
Monday, 12 bbls. oauunuft, v $5 156 do. No. 1, at
itK-$9 65.
Tuesday. 150 bbls. connnfai. At $4 50j 314 da No, 1.
at $8$8 50$8 759 50$10 25. ;
We3nes,day, 152 bbls. strained common, at $5 25
5 50; Nv 1. $7 75$8; 9S bbls. pale 1 window glass,)
a t $12. ;
Thursday, 210 bbls. common, at $5 00; 115 bbls.
No. 2. at 5 75S$6. V . .
Friday, 230 bbls, No. 1, at $7$10 37i; 350 bbls.
Xo. 2, at $5 50$G; 1U0 bbls. common, at l 75.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. The Market for this ar
tide has been in. a. ycry nnsettled condiUoiA, On Sat-.
nrday and Monday sales were made as high as 85c.
since ihat time it has been steadily declining. Sales
to-day were made at 70( 72c Sales for the week as
follows: - - . -
Saturday, 11 bbls at
821c, 3 gal, tax paid.
85c, s !
84085c,
830vS4c, .
42
Monday, .
Tuesday,
Wed'day,
Th'rsday,
Friday,
310
65
181
124
200
76, 7880o,
75c
4
7072c
COTTON The market has been nnnsuallv aniet for
this article, and the sales have been light Un Mon
day and Tuesday S3 baje$ sold at 35c for low middling,
and 36361c for middling, and 3737ic for strict
middling. Oq Thursday one small lot sold at 36c.
for good middling. Friday 44 bales sold ai 36c ior '
middling, and 6 bales af '3,5c for low middling and
middling. -
GRAIN. Com In the market for this articl we
notice an ad vsnoe of 1 00 1 5,0, 3? baaheL The receipts
for some weeks have bo&4 light and- the stock her
considerably diminished, though sufficient for present
need; 8,000 bushels yellow sold from store on Wednes
day ai $1 20. We quote from store at Si 25011 30
for mixed and yellow; $1 3001 35 for white. .
TIMBER Supply on hand sufficient for present
wants. ' Most of the timber now cm hand and unsold
is damaged, and millers prefer to wait for better. a
tide and a more active demand for lumber. Several
rafts were received during the week and sold ai f 8 25
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