North Carolina Newspapers

( thi: c . A A Cl li.C. AY, MAY 1, .1 GOVERNOR, :y .II KE'ltR, C? CASWELL I. t Urc:ir. letter from Ne Tori,6 and 1 Cil'JbroIa Newt, see oar outslds ... ii j j" In cci.sequcDce of e wish xptk- vf , gentlnee of other Counties, .Delegates 'to the " District Convention, ppo! -ted to be hW 1, this ,' ton onC e l?". if May, that the time of tueet- : . trji' ;yjli postponed to the 14th, It being la . jtfo thereto attend on the 12tbi Ithaa le deemed wH1" fe fixMfrid'ltho,b j f this month, m the day f the assembling of ;tbe Convention. . ' . - V ' V- ' Bfckgafca, iU .P10 Mtictf the " (bail ge of time -V":A ' I " LDSBORt) TELEGRAPH, f -:'iCw,V. ' ;,Eiq., soma time " I -' y . lucted the , Telegraph, resigned ' ii't as Editor on Ihnd3rlMt..'iXh ofDoe v f ." Into me hands of MoasrC Bepark & .;-V- KEVf MUSIC. reived three Tory pretty tpeclmens ' j r . V,. xf I ' I :::,ed by William HH ob,239 , - " .t-ros : . . York, tad for tale by r friend, ' L. II V , over the way? The pieces ,. The . , ,T Reaper of tLe Plain, The Lionel Polka, and the ; - V folk Maiurka.', -: Ve.-V t : ; fcw,(" THS WHIG CONTENTION. , "; '-' ' : le ' PMUW Ui being able to state front per- i ioii-1 lowledge that tho rety best feeling pre .n" v iwcon the Representatives of the East '"' 1 u t 1 Ttlthatl from all sections. Jt was " . ; f ' ' 1 1 r sectional partialities might create . 'n-oi.. . u'.ty., But Uiiawaa not Ihe case the meet:, j n as bopn, cootinuod and ended in per , feet . ' r, and hot one that we hear of went ' ' V.'c i ItoglreoormwaonToeaday.oratan T earjy v .', of tte coarse the VThl paity ought to in relation to the Wb Presidential Can v . ClJatcs now spoken ofHtnd this we win do in all . . freedonk and honesty, and ln accordance with the . . f 'polity of the Whig party, which sanctions and ftp Jrti prt. ei (be "ri git of private judgment," We can- 3V not lot the probable nomination of Gen. Bcott ', t. j without such conimenti as our conscience 4an4 a regard for the fair fame of North Carolina i sftay dictatov. v v ' ' . yXOS&inn AND JENNT USD. y v, A notice waa firen t the citizens .of North V ' " ampton, Maaiiw, that Kossoth would deliver an ad' t-4rn Edwards Cbwcb, to the ttolden of Hnn "t frin Bonds, and thataclp f the denomination v at tl and upwards onld W obtained at the 8tore V f Ilopkins, Bridgman Co. . v ,.Mhle was aJho.siqen-liks atialr, to wMeb nob- r-" jection can be made, as every showman has a right to have lh t' liets bid for, either by auction, or cy the r , . ntrag Scrip at 11 and upwards, " r 1 pot take leu than a dollar, any log tike so successful in the LndL ! Thoagh th prices were 1 the night was stormy, ; lenny 4 lire thousand dollars for her , aih did not get one tenth part as !i has 'shown a another source of '.rr;!"y. . Be aays the people there t lut one hundred and twenty ; tnilliqns of ; 4- - of wine, which our peoplo can have at SO cenu'a bottle, and is amcb. better than any we 4 Aow get al tS per bottle. vThts Is very exhilara- . . ting news, and must enhance the value of Hunga j, rlan Bonds and advance the interesia of the Hun-ri-garlan Democracy. . ' ? - , , - - Among other lublimeeipretsiens in his speech . , at fVthaiupton, when tpeakiog of the proeress of nation Kossntb said there. was ?'no stopidng p place 1 "twnea JTesren and BellA .An trishjman . ; T eaent uked where he would put Pnrgatorr. : e C Jaf Hungarian did cot design to reply, bpt e ept cu hi coarse. " l - r ; - ADDRESS TO 80VTHEEN WHIGS. The Republic publishes an address to the Whigs "t of the United B la tea, which occupies three and a taY columns of lhat paper. It Is signed by the gentlemen who withdrew front the Whig Caucus v-at 7asbfoctoa, bccauseUiat body refused to de rv dare the compromise finaL' They bad im wish ' i , to distract the Whig party, but to pot down Abo jllixa eVement on the subject of slavery. , , The Cncns nle44be KesolQtkm wfnbr there ly escaping the cbtiteof being pjiW to the Core ise. These gentlemen say that a ftllure i. v! ;e tbe Compromise Unal, will result la ' Ce desired defeat of fhe Whig Candidala for the T ' fir that any fcandl- .1 te defeated, who denies to the South, Jet ! r Portion, the Compromise. If the !s t -.: to accept It, as aba la, aa a mod ' ' i v e principles jof tbe JCooaJituilon, we t in vt snqacuy ana impudence, that J .e i , .however, that onr ; Whig friends I : : Bui'Jtict of tb Compromise ont of t r-tssJat), iftlljdo rlgbt and assert r occasion.; Tbxy.pondblyba too : end tide walor VflJfflrfiQt eten ( t ct tls gentlemen who signed this . is f.'.ws; Brooke, of Was. j )Jor- ' l.tfrwil!; wf and jMdray, ; TrAr learsdy t Cf&fry and -"peej OoUawand CUngman, of , tad Ctrotaer, of Virginia, -?Vy 1 r r!atcra have been Utdloted ' , ; t . . r!. t org, for a eciwplra ,ew i :in rrom workinr m the J - . j pewfioptr .4017 riusea 10 y'"' .v,-. v upon tua nuycti, m uaniuuiiwuvnr' sna request L - : - I . .i,n i tut in ' ' '. I -LUiJ-i :::. h." v u. .imhIhiih n tht uma : i. .. i ' i . ... ' If Itonrv W. M ller. of Wake.. .i--'';;'i,--,''ltoaJortty dovfor., 1 ' . rv m ' 1 a a 1 as its w war sesaeu nnu MnamnriAi bmiisi riarA a s aa. & ..li.a irku B.i-as , a .t w 'ls ii -v .. . , n - 1 1 . w ' 1 1 e' ce on ess no was atscrtargei,v -. jxiu wcrir v'''K,w , . -t v. i'C: P: ':., in' 1 -.'- :'-K 'V-r'" " -r r - r. THE DEAF, DUMB AND ELLND. During oar late visit to Rakish, ws ' 1 the above named Institution. ; It U now complete In all of lis . 1 le partmenta, and is steadily and pTospervus!y toil ing out the beniSccnt ends of Its founJ-;;on.- Many, of the advanced pupllt cxlilU couslJcrf ble profkioncy lo their studies, and seea to enjoy thefnspecttUtOttf bc(bre them and grows brlgUt jr aqd bright' every day. The behavior of an thar is represented as most exemplary, r certaluly a matter of gratification to team t a more harmonious school of equal extent can no where be fuund. yif. The Blind department is Jaitln its Infancy, and but fow have as yet availed themselves of Its ben. eflta. Those, however, who have done so, are ev Idently deriving from their new and ample advsa tagea a cheering degree of lroprovewM-nta. ; They are rapidly advancing In the difficult art of raid ing booka printed In raised letters, and in the ao quUltloi by oral instruction, of a variety of the more useful branches of education. It is indeed contemplated to make the course of lnsrotlon equal to that of tLe best schools lu the putry. The cnltlvation of mnsie as a source of eievated enjoyment, and a resource for future support, oc cupldi SBtich of their flme ,am attention ;and when we number of pupils becomes anfflcient, their performances as an instrumental band will no doubt add a great deal to the attractions and nop- nianiy or ine instjiuUon,,;. v ; r' v- -i . ' For tba purpose of fully employing the time of ine pupis, n tot)) dep rtmonts, and, , of fitting tbetq fbr future osefulness, jind, as ffct as possible, .NWHSW-' jeonrWP 4egree of atten Wo la &a4 fo thefr Instnutloa i in certain mechan ical traces, and other manual operations' adapted to thejf various conditions of age, sex. and health, and to the sphere they may be expected to occu py sereafter. ; Printing scorns t be the employ meat generally preferred by the Deaf and Dumb, and In the office of the Wttkty Pofi, which Is on the premises, some of the adulu enjoy the most ample advantages for that object. They there aoe the art executed in Its best stylo, and promise to make graceful and rapid compositors ; whilst they are encouraged byj thelhope of being employed hereafter, In the same office or, )e where, alter the completion of their studies. Tbe Improve ment, as scholars, which they must derive from this useful occupation, must be obvious to every printer, and is sufficient of itself to recommend this department tp ths fostering interest of the eommnulty. -, , ' . "' . ,"f'"- " It is also designed to teach the Blind such man ual operations as experience has shown to be best adapted to their condition. .'., if It may be added that according to the general experience of similar institutions, mechanical de partments are very far from being a source' of pe cuniary profit ; but such are the t manifest bene- nia nowtng irom tnem t thomar&J, intellectual, and physical Interests of the pupils, that they are everywhere adopted, and often at a considerable loSS. . ,-. If persons having blind children In their fami lies, pr under their chargo, were fully aware of the advantages provided in this institution for their education, and of the pleasure they take In such pursuits; if they could witness tbe eviden ces there presented of their rapid Improvement and elovation is the social scale, they .would not long nesitate to place them within Jts walls, and introduce them to its privileges.' Tiat ma.oy will embrace an early opportunity to, do so, there can be little doubt j anl it would be a truly benevo lent object for persons fho 'i.sh to be useful, to diffuse the necsasary information among the peo ple, an4 exerjbemselres to promote the pros perity of ttys excellent Institution? "OH TBS CONMCRCUL. 1,is Jtfay s Uis fair bright smiling May, Strewing flowers In life's path way, The bills and vales are clothed In green , And nature wvsrsa lively scene. The sutely oak and the toweling pjgo, ticlrtjledbythegracefjii ' The gushing rill, and the silvery atrcam Remind us of a fairy dream. .Harkt'dQst.Uu.hear the merry thrush, Slngjog in the hawthorn bush, , Whilst the warbling mocking-bird With Its varied notes are heard. The lark his morning lay doth sing, As high in the heavens on soaring wing, Uo tries to catch jtbe first brjghty, Of tbe fair da wnjog first of Ma. The flowers breath their jncenso sweet, 1: Tbe joyous streamlets dance and leap, Through the flowery nook and shady dell, . Where the merry elves and sprites 'oth dwell. r Sweet Hay, thy steps are every where, On the passing breexe,"on tbe bahny air, ; On the moontaia top, lo the lowly brake, ; la the wild-wood shade, fa the aedgy lake, : In the alpine glens, (a the forest bowers,. , Ug&e$ir sunlight, In tbeeoolingabowera, There Worlds of poetry and tore, : ' 1 ' Whlcji speakof Him w.o reigns above. Ia the starry bight, In tua rptf.fpyrn, ; voices or love are sweetly borae; That telbj us of tbe Heavenly way,-, That leads to an eternal May''' ' ; its Washington Aftlrjft. Rewsral taf ,CUrta-- , v - (tBMred Chaugea, dbe '' .WasaiMaroN, April 53. Twenty-Sve clerjtaat. rtMcatton toched, to thSfCenima, hareau reeelved notjWcatloa to-day or tnelrlsmlssai fromemploymut. The reason assigned is a deficiency is the appropna-tlon.- ' Ji? . The rutBored reaigoatloa of Poet Vaster Bait, withstanding the positive denials thereof, Is stjll Ivasserted Is and areund the cap! tel. . Ths asisaioa te Rnasla Is assigned ylm as the fsnceesr sor to KeDi Brown, of Tennessee,' who is dtsi. rout of recall. Francis Granger ' )s named a tbe sneotoaor of Mr. Hall, but all having business with the Post Office Department would prefer, on' j account of bis efficiency, Assistant font Master v,. 1 c::;ydti:n. ra g'rt a., the I'receed'.iigfof this' Interesting meetiu; t'..at our space will possibly" afford. AH tbe essential matter relative to the first day's pro ceedings was published on Tuesday. We now give the list of Delegates aod the proceedtngi of Wednesday ' ' " "'" " " '" -': '.l-.. 'T DELEaATE3i:3 Alamance- George Hurdle, J onathan . Nowlin, Wm. U. Johnson, IaaaeBolt. "f; j ":l'riX 'v AnsonJames U, Waddlll' -y " " Baulort--Thoma Tuton, Wm.B. Tripp, Fredt Grist. ;x:::k V-x U: K&fy Bertle-J. J. Freeman, James Bond, ?Z ' Bladcn-J. G. McDugaltL - ' ' ' Brunswick-Fred V J. Hill." . 1 Cabarrus E. k'Boros,;fsii.;ft Cawfll-T. A.Donohoo, M.McGohco. - Chaiham-J. H. HaugburiH-Wm. Albright, Wap Clegg, M. 0. Waddell, Bobcrt' Fawcett, Albert Totrance.:.4fo' -'.-'"v - - .Clevelaid-Henry W. aIUisrf .,; ICraven-rY-AHen! BMdia. v Cumberland John Window, James Banks,? E. J.Hale, Petoraj. Ihkj'a'S! Edgecombe-JL fl. Lewis, John p.flyjnaav-A Franklin Alexander MoNlght, Isaac H. Pavls, P. 0. person, A. M. Noble, J. H? Trbrongbi Wm. GranvilJe-L. A. Blankenahlp, P.: A, readmit, Wm, Crudup, Willie Perry, Joseph J. Davis, Jas. T. Moore, James T. Llttfejohn, "R, WLaasiter, Allen Bridges, Wm. A- Rogers. ' . 'i Green B. F, Williams. Guilford-Arcb'd Wilson, C Ilailfax Wm. Brinklcy. . Hyde Richard I. Wynne, s Iredell James IL Footo, ' Johnston L. H. Zanders, S f,. Horton, B, 8. Alccuilers, wu- T. Robertson, w. . aioore, v. o Sanders, J. W. Evans. If. H. McCullers.? l' 4 Lenoir-Wm f . Dunn, John fU, Wajter Dunn. Jr. . - .. . Montgomery Jeremiah Lather, Ed. C. Cham bers, N. Knight, J. H. Montgomery. H Moore-C. pbambcrs,M. Street, T- Sf. RJtter, N. McCrummcn. ' New Hanover James Owen,' Thomas Loring, Asa A. Brown, Taloott Burr, Jr., Wm.?I. tlppUt- Northampton Samuel Calvert . Orange-Abner Parker, JI. . Nash, p., p. Par- un, tttchard iarnrou'b, jym. a. xnompsoo, Webb; Dennis Hcartt, ' Robert )v'ei ''oalah Turner, ohn purroagns. Pasquotank Beaton Galea Person J. C. Bumpass, A Bnrnott, B. Moore. Pitt F. B. Satterthwaite, Stephen P. "Johnson, Peyton A, Atkinson, Moses Moye, W. J. Moye, ,C. Yeljewley, "',' ' ' Randolph Alfred Brower, John 8pinks. , Rowan Jamea Q. Ramsey, N. J. Fleming. -Robeson Thomas J. Morlsey, Robert E. Troy Sampson jiarik A.' Harrison. '. Wake-G. W. Havwood. C. L. Uinton. J. It. Harris, H: W. Miller, Stephen 8tephenson, John Llgon, Seaton Gales, Allen Adams, John Primrose, Ci'C. Raboteau, Rj Wt Haywood, Peleg Rogen John McCullers, T. J. Lemay, Needham Pnee, A, T. Mlal, J. G. B. Roulhac, W, J). Jones, W. F. Col lins, Isaac Proctor, W. H, Harrison. Warrcn-rS. T. Green, B. W. Hyman, W. 8 nansom, a.T..iHoe, n. u. qoioe. .. Wayne David Jones, John Hooks, . Tadkin-N. L, Williamt : Dr, Hill offered the following resolution which jraopiea : Rttubxd. That 4 Committee of nine fone from each Congressional District.) be appointed by tbe Delegates, te prepare business for the action of me vonvenuon. 4, , - A Recess of tea minutes was then taken, to al- low time for toe appointment of the Committee Business being again resumed, the .following Committee wu announced, (tbe vacancy la the first PUtrlct being Oiled by tbe Chair, on motion,) nameiy; j ,i-uK'-'; - let District, . Bf Burns, or Caberyui, 2d L lirfams, of Tadkln. J. M. Waddill, of Anson, ' C. H, W iley of Guilford, ), H. Hfiughtoni, of Cbatban, JS. W. Millef, of Wake, 4th 6th 7th h- Oth E. J. Hale of Cumberland,' Fred'k Grist," of Beaufort, i v 8aml. Calvert, of Northampton. On motion, two additional members of the Com mittee we.re.appolgtodthe president for. the 6toto atUrge, Bamely s 1" " rrairjt J.' mi, orjJrunswicic. " ; . AlVQ:(faddl, of Chatbam.'' On motion of Mr. Miller, be. ConventioW then d)ournea unui luesaay morning, tijp 0 clock, . '; Tvtwm iprii 7, mi The President look the chair and called the Con vention to'orderj and the minutes of tbe pre- Tlons .day's proceedings were read and adootad, Dr. Frederick ,IfiJl Ihen4.ook and nominated as hejfrblgtndidate forOovertior, t vr i,,fcwtrti;r.,'4;;f;)f whose name waarecelved byieGenventlon wlh acclamation. , VA . ,. ,jf Dr. H. also moved that the qnestioit afth nomination be now takem each connty casting the same number of votes to which (bay are enti tled la the House of Commons j and when -' thf jiame of each .County Is called, some one '' of tbe Dehv gates shall rise in bbj place, and announce the rote ; each brsoch of which motion wm adopted separately v" 'm The Convention than, took a jteefi f n mio .nte' 0.,Mbte igM of he jespe'ctlve rW01-'"'? ''-' v; . WjbeybeCottvenUon w called to orer, th names oftha counties were called over, when 88 counties cast 70 votes for JOHN KERR, 'of Cat we)1, bfiftf tba Bumhef which they east to tha Boom eCommona.;-,,'.;. . A , llr. Haoghtoo then offered tbe fbltOwmg fift tatl6nsl,-;"4rJ'?-.l kjtesohed, That this Convention ' .'unanimously1 nominate JOHN KERR, E13., of Caswell, for the offlce of Governor or North Corolina, and recom mend bint to the support or tbe people of the Ststo . :(-.', ,-i-.-?-:.l4Vlj. v-.v'- " Resoboti, That a Committee of nine be appoin ted by the Chair to correspond with ,Mr- Kerr 1 which the selection bad been m.de; and bore tes- tiinoDv to the fljolitv and gallantry of the ooble Whig who had received tb nomination. ; . Dr. F. J. Hill, from the Committee appolntea 10 report baslnss for the action of the Conventiou, submitted tbe following f J" ; ' -. : z REsoLunoss: v y':: ; 1. Roolvtd. That Millard Fillmore' for the able firm and triotie mauner.in wulch be has ad-, mluistered the Government, deserves tbe confi dence of tbe whole eoutury ; and do not htI- tate to declare that be U tbe first choice or uie Whig of Mortb Carolina, for the office of Presi dent of tho United 8tU. .,, - -" i. -. , 2. Resolved, That William A. Graham, by his ability, integrity aud patriwiic devotum to tbe country, baa endeared blmnulf to the' people of this Biate, and believing mm taitbtuJ and capa ble, wtrearnestly recuwtnuait him to the Whies of the Union1 for the office'of We Pn-ld'nt. '' 8. Raolvtd, That- Whilst thus declaring our choice for the Presidency: an Vice. Presidency, we will nevertheless cordially support the nomi auas of the Whig National Convention, i they are unequivocally in mvor or sustaining iu vompro mise measure, which we insfet should be adher ed to, and carried into faithful execution,; as fi nal settlement, Jo principle and substance, or tbe ins sou vxciuur qoiecw tner eiuuiwe, And we fleclare it, as the piMod of this'Conven tion, that tfo candidate rofthepresideVlcy' or' Vice Presidency" can obtain the rote or tbe Whig Par ty of 'SoHh Carolina, unless be U, beyond doubt, ia favor of. maintaining the entire series of Coin- C Revived, Tlat we aro opposed to the doc trine: of Intervention j and we- declare that it is the dtitv W' the'Cleneral 'Govcrtiteent, to adhere stricfly1 to the 'foreign policy of Wasbinqtom. . i b: Raolved. That we disspprove tbe legisla tion Of Congress bv which the Public lands the Both resolutions were uoanimously adopted. . Mr. IL tLeu adilrvMd the Convention, congrat latlng the members upon t'ae unanimity with corn.mpp !pWHV''M9'Str'M,IK':o'tel1 1 HAUrAXt P'W 2a--The Royal mall siesmerNI appr'opriated for tbe' sole 'aMexcnislve benefit of igart arrived at Her wharf at t o'clock this riiorpl the new States 1 and we insist, and shall continue to insist, that in tbe disposition or said Lands for purposes of Ed neat ion and Internal Improvement, toe otate w nurin uarouua auouid receive nor equal andjustsbara of the same.-1' &. ' iliiafoed. That we cherish a Cordial and lmmoveabje attachment to the CimitHution and Union of the States, and it is our determination to ntisf. dvery attempt tp alienate one portion or our CQiroirr. irom ipe resi, ana mi ememue me sa cred ties which link together Its various parts. . 7. ResaWtd, That in the1 opinion 6V this Con rentlon, whenever 'amendments are to be made to onr Bute Constitution, hey.sbld be effected br a Convention of the people, elected on the ta ste of thev Honse of Commons; and we are in fa vor of sobraf ttlng it to the people, to say, wheth er snch a "Convention shall be callbd or not, for the purpose'ofmaking amendments to our Con stitution. :':Zc:' : t ' S. : Resolved. That four Deleeatea be BDDoln- ted by this Convention to the Whig National Con vention, to represent tho State at large j and we recommend to tho Districts respectively, that they appoint three Delegates each to said Convention. 9. Resolved, ThatWeWcommendto theWhie Of each county of tile gj at7 W Voti meetings, add apiht'pelegates to the Electoral Djstrjc t an early day, So that they may act promptly, aa soon as said Districts ate laid off by tbe Legislature; and we further recommend that tho Whigs in each county appoint committees of vigilance and a tem porary elector to canvaaahbeonniy. - ' 10. y Resettled, That the Freibleet or this Con vention appoint an Executive committee of nine, whose duty It shall be to act for thtf'Wblg party to the aftproagilof amiaJj; 'v:Tha atev;'iu'9bnhhi1og oea read, they were advocated by Dr iJifl, (n a speech' o some lengtfi','lfjio"4xnitned most of 'tnom, and express ed the vlewi of the cbmmfttee "ty whom they were roported. When he had concluded, loud catis were made all over the House for Henry W. Miller, Esq. of Raleigh, who rose and addressed tho' Convention In an eloquent speech, upon the various subjects embraced lu the Reso lutions. " tH.i "" l7 Henry K Nash, esq., of Orange, was then call- e 'fj' who spoke in his usual forcible manner. Messrs. Banks or Fayetteville, Troy of Robeson McDugald of Bladen,. Wynne of Hyde, and Wins low of Fayclteville were then successively called upon, and addressed the Convention in' speeches which 'were very much applauded; and which were heard with much pleasure by th(i legates. After whkh,'f l:;vv':'.;i:.- v Mr. Raboteaja ttoscd the adoption of tho Reso lotions j and they were passed by acrlamstibn. - Mr. Waddell, of Chatham, proposed the names of six gentlemen to be appointed as Delega'tes for tbe State ' at large to tbe NatIoOrCorIvention ; and, after some conversation, "' : , Mr. Gales moved tbat'tbe tonvention proceed to elect by 'baBot'ib'nr' Delega'tei to" the National "6'n TOnhtioi'thebaHofaMthe following 'gentl men received the highest anmbdr of votes, and BcutoiTka ro rac asnoMat. couvsktion roa ths i E: STiTC AT USOK. .. y. ,' Henry W. Miller, of Wake; rredTt. j; "of Brunswick ; Aug.' H. Shepherd, of'Stoky; V MenrfJL Jjlaiih, lof Orange. VI Sanka. after fc few remarks highly enlogis- ; I tlatloof the tfeet Whig Stotesn'aga jeadarj of- mSlpteJfii lr Beutsed, That the president 0 this fonveo tion be reauefted to emress to the Patriot fttatrfa. f man,' Hew VUt, .our deep sympathy for blm lfl,bvs proiraerea- sicrness and enreebled health ; and the ardent aspiration of our hearts for tbe speedy restoration or those powers so long and to ably exerted for the honor, prosperity Mif perpe tuity of our glorious Union. The Chair then announced the following gen tlemen as composing the committee appointed un der the resolution' ibve to correspond with Mr. KerrVand .'lulbrm Wra of hfs DomTnafion':-6fin .H. Ha.ifbon,;., Xtim,'jB. Or Tellowley, H. W. Miller, JS. J, Hale, James Owen, Nat. R. Green,. B.W. lataraMaey.' r- The Uiair also announced the following gentl meu (three to be qaornm,) to composing- TBB BXBCOTIVI C0MM1TTBE. ;f Andrew Joyner, of Halims ) . j 5 ' . David A. Barnes of Northampton ; i- Robert B. Gilliam, of Granville; J ( ' Ed ward J ;; Halo, of Fayettevllle ; C Daniel 8. 1)1)1, of Franklin ; , . v Henry K. Nash,of Grange j-, t ) r Jona. W Evsns, of Johaefon;' P v : Mr. EoulLac, oCort'd tLe following resolution' i upon which be put tbe question; and It was unanimously adopted: '.. R.iolved. That tbe thanks of this Convention are due, and are hereby tendered to the President, foi the, able and impartial manner m nuui u baa perfrrmed the duties of the Chair. k Mr. Banks oftered the following; wnicn wss unanltnottsly adopted : Je" It" .. T , Rt$dvi, That the thanks "of this Convention be tendered to the Vke Presidents abd 8ecreta riea for the manner to which they ave dwclnr. ged Ibelr duties r'-f . ... On motion of Mr." Miller, the President was re quested to inform the Hon. A. H. Shepherd of bis appointment as one of the Delegates for the State at large to the National Convention 1 7 ' V,S - OnmotlonofMr. JntinbV 'he proceedings of this body directed to be furnished to the Raleigh big pspersj'wUh a request tot the papers of tho 8tai tttVccy. , . C i ! ' ' ' . -' -VAiri Nash moyod that this tkmjeplion adjourn rinedit. . ' . . -t c , 11 ' The President then returned thsnks foj the complimentary resolution of the Convention In a neat and appropriate- speech, and declared tne Whig State' Conven'tTon adjoWrned without day. v;N. AQaSaif;.V,.T.A.-:5vv :f ; J. H. MoHTOoaiEaTV- I W-t n,iini ' ' f j. k. f r.?'-,. ; Isasc. Holt.-, lv Cf ;-&v-'t-: t SsaroM Gales, ' 'P- OF STEAMEI, ' i DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Z ' , ..n,,,,,. 1: : Advance in Cotton and BrttuUtuft. ing, bringing dates from Llverpeol to the 17th e April thfse dsye later than those brought by the Franklin. 8he brings 4 passengers, ? Ths Pacific had arrived out on the morning of tne 18th, at ?0 minutes past 6 clock, having been detained three hours by low tide. . '.;'" . . ". aaoLAxo. r-' ' Lord John RussenyiHends, fearing his defeat in London, are trying to' smuggle him In for Edin burg. ' ' ' M' . :. Ths Arctic expedition sailed on Thursijay, the 15th Instant. 4 - .t-- The New York clipper ship Witch of the Wave arrived at London on the 15ih inat In 90 days from UiMon. oetng ine snonest passage on recora. Sir John Matherson, owner .of ths Island of Ronaon the west const of Scotland, has ofTorod it aa a gift to the governtneat for a penal settlement ' Prof WJIson has resigned the Professorship of Philosophy, in cdnaequsnce or hisses, '--j The census retaras of Carlow county, Ireland show a diminution In the population of one-siith since l4t Lord Eglington intimates thai the Government has no intention of abolishing the First Vlce-Ro'y- nity,:3--7 T'rYSii-- ' rsAxcs Le Siecle denies ihst any difficulty has occurred between the French and English governments, The 'Minister of Public Instruction has jssucf! orders to schoolmssiers to iMu'rn 'mannersap'd habits compatible with their professor)'. H, Forty-nln Pfovlncisl nescijreri have been f up pre sued by government sine's peceraher. A great drought'prevlVs In the" South of France. On Friday, ' to 'PVieT the'1 National Guard were .it- J i .l.'.'fc.f. iVtV.DIJ... " Great aensltion'had been produced by the state ment that the Russian Imperial ordinance aeia down Sldnry V ss King of Franc and ths Count de Paris s Heir apparent. ;;H,;;,i It was considered extremely probabla that a pro clamation of the Empire would be mads before the grand review on the 10th of May.-' Two thousand petitions bad already been presented,' asking the establishment of .an Imperial Ctovetnntent. svsau. '' Advices from Clrcaiila stste thsl the Russisns had 'gained sn important victory over the Circss- Hanover had declared In favor of a customs union with Austria. '''The new constitution of Cassel provides for the establishment pj 'two chambers, the upper compo sed of nominees of the cwwn, and the lower of 32 members elected by the people. . The Governor had given orders forbidding the entrance of persons expelled from France. ; .f ADSTBU. . ! ' ''' It is officially announced that the external and Internal ""pof'cV of Iberia will not bs changed by the death of 8chwkritenWg, who left a memoran dum Insisting 'upon the necessity of the policy he hsd adopted. He bequeathed all his moveable prop- ':. roaTveai.' Accounts from Lisbon stats that Intrigues are. on foot between Portugal and 8paln for a further euf- tattrasnt of constitutions! governmeni The French cbnsttr, who recently perished in ths steamer Porto, 'wan. ' . The Neapolitan 8w trials hsd been indefinitely MaldlaU, aoaxteaslvs aausir of Bologna, had r . . - sis . failed, redocmg to belgary many of ths first mm Use of theeity.:'; -"" Letters irom rtorence sun u oaers wr ine whdmwsl Of tha AnstrisB troenj'oto Tuscany had been commanded la eonaequeass of Inflamma tory appeal being posted.' ( ; , ; 'J . 1 JmJeaJMsJMlatioflB between Tutksy and Egypt had beM restored. . : ' 'i-2.:., .. ;:' Twelve thousand ; men Urere employed In the Egyptian rsliwsy;ww , n;t . KOSSUTH IN BOSTON, 'V " . ; Boston April lAKcesuib was received by tba Senate and tha House of. RepresentaUves, aud was welcomed by tbe president and speaker. He replied In appropriate tormi.Spasslpg' warto enloglum Upon Masachuet,fa, aAd'Hfie'n retlrdd after botiig Introduced to Ino nii'mbers.'; i, -, j: It r,,n,'.i, .' '..ii'n'i 1 .' '111 in j iyt , C0NNECTIC0T. ; The official vote for Governor ktiiml 0 f. H'ws ; Seymour,' Dem 81,624; Kendi ik, t In . Ill-, Gillette, Free-Boll, 2900; ecatkniis 1; h.atmiy; Seymour. . . fon sul;;ii r. We are authorial to announce Docoai.o A. L- moxt, as a CAili'ie ror tr c.ce ct vU'rifff ew llunorer Cnuuiy. " 5 AprUlO, ISOi . '..', lite. ' v von shek:. .: ":-v.v-: ' -." -' Ws arc auth -red 10 annouiue r. K. D. HALL asaeiui,lidai0:or the offi:e if SheriS of New Hanover County, at the snsuing tlecilon, on the oth day t Aokusi neat. - We are authorized t.i aiinoiinn T.j.m. n Wnxuiis as a cawlidate ibr the office of Sheriff of new Hanover County ' tn..i.'i - . '" . - - . ' - '; ANOTH Kit RNT1 no riMi v h i I wpnn tantto nvspftp-neDi. 3. k. hoigh- rows rnesv,4t Tru dmu i-mui. c. n'c ic, prepared from ItKlS' K , or the Founts ! tomncB yr tbe UJS, alter .direciions Irom Baron LI K BIO, the gral Physlologicnl CliemlM, by i, 8. HAUOHTON M. O., fhllnd.tpMa. T' ' irul a wonderful remedy lor lADlGKjjTi Dys- PKfSIA. JAUNDICE. L1V II CC ; 41VT. CONSTIPATION, and DK I 1 MTV,' - nrtev WATUKK'iS OWW JUKI l-ti r" tiliRK'S O'VN AGENT, the GAS 1. . Psmph lets, containing Scientific ev of 1 j value, lud ntshed iy agnpisgratis. lb 0 In cJvemsing eolumns. - i2m-e . ..'m.CASU:Or All :l. fc. The following letter from Hon. Myron Lawrence,? Belchertown, is valuable testimony In favorV, ; ' 'ri' of the Oxygenated Bitters. Da. GRttkWl'ftvc great pleasure lu' infor"i:ti you orthe fesnrts'bTt&e medicme ca 1 O ; ge nated Bitters you bad the" kindness to 1 nn- For somo twenty years I had suffered m itli 1; moral Asthma. S I was compelled to sit 11 p we- third of the i blel its. : without !koine to . M-d at aSt aneTtha rest onhe time, my sleep was i ' tod oy vmienims or eougmug, ana great c. v m breathing. In all my attendsnce upon our c rts, I never wept to bed iu"Nprthampio)i ja t unty years.but twfce," and then was compiled to f ' up. NoV I lie in bed without difficulty, a.nl sU . Srofodimly; 'Itookyottf medicine acconl : to Ireotlons. Tbe vfolont symptoms lrnmo.. elv abated, and perseverance (n the use of tis re..,.oiy has removed all Its troublesome consoiattences. The Talus of such a remedy is1 inralcuTshet and I hope Its virtues may be widely (liffnKed,"and' its beneficent agency extensive) - -plo'"d. ' Besneclfully yonrs, MYi. A LA . ilENCE. . REED, IBATES dc AUSTIN. V. 'sale Druz gists, No.,28 Mercbauts'(Row, Do on, Cencral Agtfnts. ' , " . C. DnPro, Agent for Wllmlnjrton. 5' 1 ner hot-' tie; sli bottles for tj,,'' ' ' D1EU. At 8nrlng Garden, New Hanover cu,...!y, im the 22d Inst., Mrs Masr D. Dkvnb. ciiui t of Thotb. s W. DsvAriit. and -daughter of hUnr J. and B. C, Moovk, seed 25 tears. ".8lie has left tnaffoe- ttomttw huKbawl, one child and a large circle of rvlmives and frjvnds (o mourn their irreparable loss. .; ( ifi -, it MARINE iNKVYS: man wtkb t tia " a ... ., ' 1.. ..nil t. .jfc . P0R1 OF WILMINGTONMATl.'v , ARRlVEb!V Afi V 29. U. S, M. Steamer Vanderbllt. Storoti. tiom vnarieston, wu n oz isssei)gersi" . fa Uteatwr Soutberner,, Jtuau, rrom rayetteviile,' to A. D. CaEaux. , 1 ' , owr mcaii.ir, . iiinas, irom rniiaueipnta, 10 Win. M. Harriss with Coal. " . . Schr. Robert J. Mercer. Robinson:. from Now York, to J. St u. McRae & Co. with Ponder V Uement. , . . ; Brig Mary Farrow. Warren, from Camden Mo via Norfolk, ru J. dt Dr McRae dr Co; with Lima. StesnOT Chatham, Evans, from FayetievHloto T. C' Worth, i t :' W'-'!. 80. U 8 M steamer Gladiator, Broi.: " m Cba ; leston, witn bu iiaiweugers. ; ; . Schr. R." W. Brown Htrlse, from New Tork, to BwBoaset Brown; ;';,;.'.'-i;'' .' Barque St. Lawrence, Prince, from New York, to DeRosset fc Brown. !it A- ' .-: f 'i. -I Schr, Melissa Holland, Mason, from iia1Iotte. to DeRosset fc.BroWoNiJi'-; ';'':. v''.': Ki. 'J'f L Schr. Virginia . Griffith, .Plummcr, In 15 bou i from Cliarleton,..lo J. fc. D, .McCae & Co., with BacK Bait.' .v. j,.A..v.T . . : ,.' " cleared." I J. u. 0. at. atearaer .Wilmington, . tes, .for Charleston, with a passengers. , ' ;;,'.' Brig Maria T. Wilder, CorUtl, for Saco, "JIo., by ,v wm. si.iHarrna. wHn'Hu.uuw rues 11111 ir. -' Steamer Rowan, McRae, for Fayettcyillo, by E. J. Lutterloh, one boat in tow. ' .;.s Steamer Southerner, Rush, fof Fayettevllle, by A.D. Casauxv " ' Schr. Topaz, Smith, for Hyde County, by Miles Cdsflh. " i,,,, Schr. Statcra; Loud, for Ston!ngtonK Cona., by Miles Costln. " ' . , j ' 0. Schr. Memento, Smith foe Now York, by J. H.FIanmnr. ;?t'3j-- ' s ' 8chr;I4111e Saunders) Corson, for Philadulphla, George Harrlsa.J .u' !f. Schr. Volant, Watts, for -Jacksonville, N, 0. by MileeCoatln.. - ' r" '. . Schr. Francenla, Hooper, for1 St. Domingo, by Miles Costln. " ' ; r " . Schr.J.R.Randcll,, Black wollj for, New Bed ford, by J. fc D. McRae fc Co. - - 4 . " - ' Brig Forrester: Perkins, for Boston, by Wm. M Harriss, with 115,000 foot Lumber, 45 Ibis. Tar 87 bbls. Pitch. 800 bushels Pea Nute, ' v . Schr. Express, Moore, for. Onslow Co,, t y De BossetfcBrown. 5t--,.vK:'fcr"i; i-i. Schr. Bussn Ann Howardt Williams, for Uydf; go.by Vttesset savowo. t Steamer Chatham! Evans, for FsyettovlJlo, by TiC. Worth.'. - " - ..''-" ;'""' ' v r ' 21 Schr. Edward Stanly, Speuccr, f r I'y.To Conn ty, by DeRosset fc Brown. - V 8 M steamer Vandsrbilt, s, , ion, with M passengers.. ,. May l. Btoamer fivergreeu, etUville,bj A. P.Caiaflx.' t'T-'t-rf -MAW V Barqoa Muskingum. Lf to M.ioaiaa, wJtfcWVOes 3 T(to.-v: -vc '' 1 . NEW TORI- , ff 26. Sehr. n. A. V.'. fJ 1 -. 0,r AiltivEO. a.. , . 24 Hi ig 0 11 Mi In. II. I'll ArkjtkOs j'rt " f" 1.88 . 1.. 1 .nt t . t. ' ' ' '.v. ' . 0. "tii.