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14, - . ... WILMINGTON, N: C.; THURSDAY; MORNING, APRIL 12, 1850. VOLUME X NUMBER 12. WIIOLI NUMBER 1 115 . O - M - - ' I ! I - u m - r t h ; mi 1 MM VsJ y iky - . e- '- - - MISCELLANY. TUB PAPAL POWERS IN AN AMERICAN J ; light. - Y ; We copy tbe following highly interesting article from the Dublin (Roman Catholic) Tablet: The a Know Nothing " Beet in America teems to have scattered dismay among th Christians of the great republic. . Mr. Chandler, a respected member . of Con gress, has been urged by hi3 friends to de fend the Charon' m the ' House of Repre sentatives, and he has done so. On the 1 1th of January of the present -year, his fellow-representatives seem to have listen ed respectfully to hi3 exposition, which was Very elaborate, and from his point of view, quite conclusive In Europe, however, the exposition is likely lo be criticised ; and though people may respect Mt. Chandler, praise his motives and intentions, they will hardly agree with him, supposing him to have mastered tbe principles involved in his speech. It is not a pleasant task to re pudiate the help of a friend, or to disown him, but it is sometimes a duty. JVJr. Chan dler is too frank and too honest not to con cede to others the right he vindicates for himself. r Mr. Chandler's theme waa the deposing power of the Pope. He denies its exist ence independent of a public law of na tions. It is not our intention to defend that power at present, for we shall confine our selves simply to the examination of the rea sons which are supposed to be fatal to its existence. ; But, before doing so, it would be fair to remind our readers that two Popes, cek-brated, among other acts noble and heroic, for deposing sovereigns, are numbered with, the Saints Gregory VII and Vius V. These Popes did not think, nor did those who canonised them think, that they had exceeded their "powers, or had diverted their spiritual authority into unlawful channels. Mr. Chandler says that u the whole pow er of deposing rested upon the consent, not merely of the Kings, -but of ..the deposed Princes themselves." If this be true there is an end of the question, for if the whole power rested on the " consent " of Kings and Princes, their deposition must have been thoroughly just, because volenti non Jit .in juria, and they were, therefore very wicked men when they invaded the Papal States o punish the Pope, who had done nothing to give effect lo the consent of those Princ es. Still more wicked were they who cre ated an anti-Popeto resist the judge whom they had themselves appointed. - If this "whole power" rested on the consent of kings, it is dear that the Papal authority does not enter into the question and that it might have been given to any other authority or power. But It is very strange that kings should have consented to vest such power in any body, and argues little for their common sense. They must have been always uneasy, and their unea siness was the result of their own folly. Mr. Chandler affirms distinctly that the , power to depose power humanly confer ed was never called in question by the deposed monarchs. They admitted the constitutional right and power, though they may have called in question the justice of the act." This assertion is at least strange, Frederic Barbarossa and Lewis of Bava ria disputed the power most distinctly, and 'they had an army of scribes, priests, and laymen, learned in the law, who maintain ed that the Pope had no power to depose, and more, that there was no power to de pose other than God's. So far is tbe doc trine of the deposing power from having been admitted by the deposed monarchs that they wholly denied it, not merely as vested in the Pope, but as actually subsist ing in the world. , The deposing power does actually exist at present; is publicly taught in every state tha considers itself free. " It is the doctrine of Americans, for they deposed George III. It is the doctrine of Englishmen, who deposed James II.; and of Frenchmen, for they have dejKs'd the dynasty of the Bourbons. Tbe Spaniards admit it. for . Queen Isabella's throne is in danger. The difference between the modern and the mediaeval world consists in this: We vest this in the people, our an cestors, more wisely, in the Pope. In Eng- - land, the deposing doctrine is made a law ol the kingdom, to be put in lorce whenever the reigning sovereign prefers his soul to the sceptre. Kings, of course, have, done their utmost to discredit the doctrine, and they have gained for themselves, instead of it. the scaffold and the eword. The divine right of certain families to govern nations according to their will is refuted, not by argument, but by exile or a violent death. If kings prefer this solution of the difficulty to that which mediaeval principles offered, that is their at fair. This., however, is certain, the Pope was more patient and considerate than the people are. and a deposition i lees injurious to so ciety than a bloody revolution. A deposition does not necessarily involve a change of dy Jiasty, but in general revolution does; and perhaps kings might, on reflection, prefer to lose the crown to themselves only, to los it for the family as well. - , -. - ' A great clamor has been raised iri the world agaiotit the power of the Pope to de pose wicked sovereigns, but we believe that .there would have been no clamor if the pow der in question had been vested in the Bishops, or even in-Archbishops. -' -.'.-. Mr. Chandler goea a great" deal further we are sorry to refer to him so often and trenches on the real spiritual power which he is so anxious to guard inviolate. . His wards are these ; . I deny to the Bishop of Rome the right resulting from his divine of fice, to interlere in the relations between sub jects and their sovereigns, between citizens and their governments," . It is impossible hat he can mean what these . words imply. The Pope is at this moment "interferiog" in Piedmont, defending one class of ' citizen there against the government, and yet in the House of Representatives a Christian denie the right. Governments may and do prohib it good works, and the Pope interferes. They also encourage and commit evil, the Pope in terferes, and good Christian prefer the Pope's authority to that of the State. The Godless College in Ireland, the Hirearchy in England.-the trouble of Piedmont all , bear witness together against this unchristian opinion,- which must have escaped from the speaker, who did not ponder his words. It is to be remembered, however, that Mr. Chandler apeak on tbe authority of others, one of which is the late Dr. England, Bishop of Charleston. That Prelate is reported to have written : 41 Let the Pope and Cardinals, and all the jiowers of the -Catholic world united, summon a general council. Let the council lay a lax of one cent only upon any of our churches ; we will not pay it. .Yet we are most obedient Papists." And again: II the Pope wtre to declare war again-t America, and any Roinan -Catholic, under the pretext. of spiritual obedience, was to re fuse lo oppose this temporal aggressor, he would deserve to be punished lor hi refusal, because he owe.s to this country to maintain its rights, and spiritual power does not. and cannott destroy the claim whith the. Govern ment has upon him." Now. suppose the Government were to or der a priest lo fight, would Dr. England huve admitted the claim, and thrown the discipline of the Church to the. witwU? If the Pope cin forbid a priest to fight, when the Hvit goverument bids him. (here, w an end lo V U argument, for the spirituul power does in the case of the priest, dejroy the claim of the Government. The old Gilltcan-leaven, driven out of the Old World, ferments in the New, and the ex ploded opinions of obstinate men in Europe seem to have (mind favor in some quarters in America. Humanly viewed, the matter is easy of explanatioH, but it is not the less per ilous for unsound theories about the extent of the Ecclesiastical power will never con vert heretics, but are sure lo pervert Catho lics. ' ' TilE Titl-WEEKLY C0M3IEKCIAL la published every Tussday, Thbeda and Saturday at 5 per annum, payable in all cases in advance. BY THOMAS L.OIIING Editor and Proprie tor, Corner Front artd Market Streets, WUMISGTOX, N. C. RITES OF ADVERTISING. I sqr. 1 insertion " ( 50 1 sqr. 2 months, 4 00 1 2 " 75 1 I " 3 5 00 I 3 1 00 I 1 "6 " 8 00 1 " l month, 2 &0 1 1 "12 12 00 Ten lines or less make a square. If an adver tisement exceeds ten lines, the piice will be in proportion. All advertisements are payable at the time of their insertion. 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All advertisements Inserted in the tri-weeklv Commercial, are entitled to one iesertion in the Weekly free of charge. JOB, CARD AND FAJfCY PRIVT1XG, EXECUTED IS SUPERIOR STYLE. AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL. Nbw Yoik Messrs. Dollveb & Potteb. Boston Chablbs Smith, No. 6, Central Wharf. Philadelphia S. E. Cons. Baltimore Wm. H.PsAKsand Wit. Thomsos. GRATIS! Just Published, a.New Discovery in Medicine. A few words on the rational treat ment, without Medicine, of Sperma torrhea or Local weakness, Nervoun Debility. Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weatness of the Limbs and Back, Indisposition and Incapacity for Study and Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Lo. s of Memory, aversion to Society, Love of Solitude. Timidity, S;lf-Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ac-he. In voluntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affections of the h yes, Pimples on the Face, Sexual and eth er Infirmities in man. FtiOM THE FRENCH of Dr. B. DE LAXE Y The important fact thnt these alarming comptaims may easily be removed without Mcduine. Is, in this small tract, clearly d monstrated; and the en tirely new and highly successful treatment. as adop ted by the Author, fully explained, by means, of which every one is enabled to cure himself perfect ly, and at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums of the day. -.Sent to any address, gratis, and post free in a sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two po-1-aee stamps to Dr. B. DK LANEY,No. 17, Lispen ard Street, New York. March 10. 149-om-p. CARPET AND OIL CLOTHS CUT, made, and put down, by WILKINSON fc ESLER, Paper Hangers and Upholsters. Sept. 28. 83. COIL! COAL!! HAVE reduced the price of the Coal now on my wharf to S7.50 per ton, delivered. I Feb. 27. T.C.WORTH. MULLETS. I rtBBLS.No. I Mullets, in oak and pine , I JJ bbla., and in prime order, for sale by Jan. 20. MOO It E, STANLY & CO. O00P IRON AND RIVETS. 5 TONS Hoop Iron. 1.1 and 1J inch; 60,000 Rivets all sizes For sale by March 22. ZENO H. GREENE. N. C.T. copy. FRENCH'S HOTEL, Corner of City Hall Square and Frankfort St., . '. .' " NEW YORK,- , . ?. ; . (Opposite tie City Hill and Park Fountain,') HAS been RE-FITTED and FURNISHED. The subscriber trusts that, for convenience, el egance, comfort and economy, it cannot be surpass ed in the world. All the rooms are warmed gratis; they are fitted ap with marble top wash stands. which are supplied with Croton water, by silver- plated cocks. . l no nans ana water-closets on eve iy floor, ars lighted during the night. .This Hotel is conducted on the European Plan of Lodging Rooms, and meals as they may be ordered in the Refectory. R. FRENCH. N. B. Do not believs Hackmen and Runners whs may say that w are full, as some do so from PECUNIARY INTER 1ST. March 29, 1855. 6-m-c. BACON. 1 fV HHDS.Sidcss 10 do. Shoulders. For sale lUby , RUSSELL A BRO Jan. 23. . " : 129. " SUGAR AND COFFEE. Of BBLS. Staarfs C. Yellow Sugar? OU 60 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee.- Also, Crushed, Loaf and Clarified Sogars of all grades Landing and for sale by April 5. ZENO II. GREENE. IRISH POTATOES. t f BBLS. Impo. ted Irish Potatoes, for snle by 1U L. N. BARLOW, April 3. No. 3, Granite Row, Front St. ALE AND PORTER. C CASKS Scotch Ale; 10 casks, quarts and pinta kj London rorter. For sale by I. BARLOW," No. 3, Granite Eow Front St.' April 3. business cards: E: J LUTTERL0H. FOR WARDING 3c COMMISSION MERCHANT. WII,5HSG1M)X, X.Ci Sept. 2tju 1?54. - .E3-12m. W. 3L SHERWOOD ITcb., WHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mer chants vv ilmington, N . C. ' All consignments ol Naval Stores, together with Cotton, Kacon, La.-d, Corn, Meal, Flour, Ac.fhal ecare the highest, market price. Dec. 13 115-tf J. D. LOVE, MAN UFA C TURER AXO HEALER IX CABINET FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES. &C.&C. front street. South t" Market, BBOWN' B0H.O1SO, WILMINGTON . N . C. Sept. 16, 1854. 79-y-c J. C. LATTA, .- COMMISSIOX ME ftCIA X 7 ' f- GEXERAL AG EST. WILMINGTON, N. C, Oct. 1.1854. . 85-ly-c. WILKINSON & ICSI.KK, UPHOLSTERS & PAPEii HANGERS, KEEP ON HAND AND MADE TO OHDER. MuMresses, Ftather B1, Window Curtains and fixtures. All work in the above line done at shortest No lice Wilmington, N. C., Market St. " March 13, 1854. 1. T losEPjTirWs'os General Coinmissioa and Forwarding Merchant Prompt personal attention given to Consign- ments I'orSaleor Shipme nt. Liberal Cash adcancex .made on Consignments lo me or to mi New York friends. Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1854. 135. GENERAL Commission and Forwarding: Mer chant, Wilmington. N. C Liberal Jash advances made on Consignments. Nov. 29, 1333. 103-tf C. DUPttE. ' DANIEL. E. BAKEB. C. DuPRE & CO. GENERAL AGENTS COMMISSION ASDFORWARDIXO M IJUCIlA NTS, WILMINGTON N. C. July 22d, 1851. 54-t2m. JAMES ANDEHSON. EOWABD BA VAOF-. ANDERSON & SAVAGE. GE SEtiAL. COMMISSIO X MERCHANTS. WILMINGTON W. C. Liberal cash advances made on consignments. March 27, lfc54- RUSSELL & BROTHER, (LATB ELLIS. RC3SELL & CO ,) GENERAL, COMMISSION MEKCHANTS Vlt r.l I MftTllV N I"! Liberal cash advances made on consignmcntsof Naval Stores, Cotton, and otner produce. May 3, 1854. C. & D. DuPRE. nrnni r ail.E-AVn I1F.T1L DEALERS IN Drugs, Mcliclnc. Chemical, laints, OH, 'Dye StuHs, uiass, l-eriumery, tagars, Old Liiquora, Kam-y Articles, MA&KKT STRKKT, WlIiMISGTOSf, S. C. "PrescriptioniJarcf ullyjo;npoiinded by experi enced persons. -March 28. 1854. - WILLIAM A. (iWVE, CeneraM?ent,ForwarJinsi Commission Merchant. I take pleasure in informing my friends, that 1 am prepared to give all business entrusted to me efficient and personal attention. I have a wharf for Naval Stores, with ample accommodatios?, Spirit House, and Warehouse. Consignments of Naval Stores for sale or shipment ; snd oil kinds of coun try produce solicited. Cash advances made on consignments. April 18, 1854. ',, 15. "WILLIAM H7PEARE, COLIECTOR IND ADVIiRTISLUi AGlNT. Far Conutry Newspapers throughout the United States, Basement of Sun Iron 15 n I.iirms, Baltimore street All business ectrustcd turns care transacted prompt I v,ot liberal terms. sept 7, 1854 95-tf JAMES E. METTS, COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT. HlhMISiGTON, Ji. C . August 26th, 1854. - 63-tf. T. C. & B. G. WORTH, C9MISSI0.1 m fllitvVtRDIXG MERtflSXTS, WILMINGTON, X. C. Jan 17, 1854. 125 c JA8. T. PETTEWAY. , GEO. E. PBITCHETT. PETTEWAY & PRITCUETT. General Commission and Korwardintc Mer CIIANT, ALSO WHOLESALE GROCERS, -NOKTH WATKR STREET, Wilmisotos, N. C. Prompt attention will be given to the sale of Naval Stores and all kinds of Produce. Intend keeping an assortment, af Groceries, L quors and Provisions. July 18. -52. JOSEPH n. FLANNER, General Commission Merchant, miiHisuTojr, si.e. May 9th. 1854. 87-1 y-c. JAS. n. CHADBOURN & CO., General Commission Merchants, VILMIJIGTOi. X. C. -Jas.IT. OAtB0ca. Geo. Chadbocbn. Jun. 1, 1954. " 123. nENRY NUTT, FICTOR'AXD FORWlRDlXfi AGEST, Will give his personal attention lo b asiness entrust ed ts his care. Sept. 8, 1854.- My-e.-. GE0RG E MYERS, WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL GR3CER . Keeps constantly on hand, Wtnes. Teas, Liquors, Provisions, Wood and Willow Ware, Fruit, Confectionarics.tf:. South Frontstrect, ' WILMINGTOS,N.. Nov. 13, 1853 109. QUINCE & COWAN. WHOLESALE A5ID RETAII.GBOCERS; DEALERS IN WINES f- LIQUORS. : Corner of Front and Princes streets, . WILMINGTON, N. C. July 29. ,. .58. MAGNIFICENT SPRING GOODS. THIS DAT, March 20th, we will open a large and beautiful Stock of - " ; . LADIES' DRESS GOODS, ' selected with great eare, many of them imported direct of our own importation. Our Stock this Spring will, and shall, compare favorably with any other House, for Elegance of Style, Design and Fa bric. We will also receive and open the same day a largo assortment of Paris Visiteaand Capes, la test Paris Patterns. Also, a large and elegant va riety of Shawls, Scarfs, etc. We are e"aily receiving new Goods. Please call and examine our Stock, KAilNWEILEtt t BROS. March 20, - . - "2- BUSINESS CARDS. A. 11. YNiJoKKBi.:. ! W. A. M, VrA.lloKafci.iSN. VANBOIiRELEN & BROTHER 5 - WIMINGTON, N! C. : Manufacturers of ard dealei s in Naval Stores. Storage atid Wharfage for Produce lurnihed at fair rates under insurance, if Uceiicd. Jan.l. v . UZ-il. D. C. raCENAR. GEOBCE HOUSTON' KittJESIAN & HDUSfON, MERCHANTS AJS'D FACTORS, WILMINGTON, N. C. n. c. rritE!iiAV & cn. COMMISSIO N MERCIIA XT S , ITS KKON'T "siTUIiETr new vouk. j FREE31AS ASD CBCSTOS, WILMINGTON, X C KEKP -constantly on hand . a-stuck- ol Flour, Corn. Pork, Bacon. Salt, Coff . S "ur, Mo lasses, Tobacco, C'jur. Snuff', Candles, Soap, -A'or- ei.!f and I lomeette Ut quorn ana nine iron, nails, Paints, Oils, trlass, IKintestics. Hals, lioolfi, Shoes. Lea!ker. Agricultural ImpUmenfs,.tind a va riety of other artiHes, suitable tor Jamilyand plan tation use and the retail tr:.le, wbtcli they will disposeof in lots to suit dealers or consumers in reasonable terms for eash,orin exchange for Na val Stores or other produce. ... . . .r.- ;5. J The scniomartner D. C. Fheehas.'is located in the city "of New Vork ; the junior partner, Geo. IIocstos. in w itmtnston. ll oestreit,- tavanws, will be made on consignments lo and from cither place. All business entrusted lo them will receive proper- attention ; and orders for Roods will bo promptlyand carefully filled.- f j l Sept. 9, .1854. ' 1 1 76-f. ' GEO. HARRISS, i General Cosuuiissioii Morcliiinl. IVIIiMlXGTON, '. C. STRICT attention given to procuring .FrcigUt O and purchasing Cargoes for vesfiela. iUi ca ro - ' i K. P. Hall, K.-q. 0. G. Parnley, Ksq. I 1. A. Tayl r, i-Isq. f Wiliiiinston, .1 J. !. Bellamy, Ksq J ; r .1 . j- i 5 ' Thompson 3t Hunter, 5 . ri Alex'r. Hcrron, Jr. Philadelphia,-" if J If Messrs. Williams & Butter, ? iUri,,pt!.,.n c- n H. P. ftaker. Ksq. ' M ivzi tf. Jan. 2. 1834. I. WESSf.l.. 11 . iT BILEKK. WESSEL & EILERS t COMMISSION M K IK.' MAX I S .& 3 W 110 L K SALK O HOC KttS, North' Water St., VVi! mington, N. C, intend to keep st tlie above stand a ;eneralassoftmont of Grocrlesi Ltqnors, and Provisions at wholesale and jo.carry on a Genera ICommisttion Cusinces. leren esc E : ? f- E. P. IT all .PresM Hr'eh Bank of tMs'S-iare. O. G. Parsley, Pre.s't Commercial -Ban If.. Wif. P. K. UicKinson , Ksq . ifi t t Poppe A tv I x y M. j Dollner.t Potter. J tc.w 1 0 - Jan. ibci. : . 131. GEO. H. KELLY, l i C031 3IISSI0N 3IERCHANT. Nexrdooi to A. A. Wannet's,on Xjot-th Watct-it willattend to the sale of all kin ts . Coutitrv Pro iuce,such a? Corn, Peas. Meal, llacoii'.Lnrd ,kc and will keep constantly on hand a.t'uU iaupplyoi Groceries. Cc. .- : j i; References . ;y '' l Willes Hall.of Wayce, Jim IeS.j'e, Wilmington W Caraway. '' . Gen. nix ; Mtile. E. P. Hull, Wilmington , Wiley A. Waiitei . ' Dec. 13. 1853. if ,115-1 y. - -H w - IAS. F. GILLESPIE. tJKiJ. rjn.LK.TlK. J VMI'.-i I'. GII-LF.IMIi (''!.. PRODUCE AND FORWARDING AG E N TS, ' W 1 1, MI N GTO ', N C. Pailiciilar attention paid to the receipts and Sale of Naral Stores, Timber, l.uutbtr. Corn, liacon, Cot ton, d-c.,4-c. i j March 30, 1S55. ; S. M. WEST,', Auctioncrr and Com mission .Ucrrliant, VIIiMINt; ION, . . ILL sell or buy Ueui l-.stute and .Nogroes al a small commission. i f v a lso : - 1 v Strict attention givpm the sale of Timber, Turr penttne.Tar, or any kind of Country Produce. Otfice second door, South side of Market street, on the wharf. - ! June 12. 1854. -Hi 33 ly. W, P. MOOBK. JXO. A. stvi,v.(; .-V. JONKS. MOORE, STANLY & CO. COMMISSION M ER CHANTS, WILMINGTON, N. C. ! Oct. 2Gih, 1654. - ':;i''i 93- : C MYERS, ri WHOLES LE AND URl'AIL DEALEll IN HATS. CAPS, UMJiRELLAS AND WALKING 0 NE. i "So. 1 Granite Row, Kront Street. WOOL, Fur, Silk, and MolcUin I Tat, Cloth, Plush, and Silk Glazrd Cops, by the ease or dozen, at New York Wholesale Price . A ) Nov.9. - ( 93. D. CASn WELL,'! COMMISSION ME It CHANT, WILMINCTOS, X. C. Sept. 30. f 84 tf T.C.WORTH, General CommissioD Merchanf, WILMINGTON, N . V. I USUAL advances made on consignments of Cot ton, Naval Stores and other produce t Pattieular attention given by G. Wi Davis to pur chasing cargoes, procuring trefghts forve.ssels, &c. Match 2, 1354. - ,1'S-lyc. COCHRAN & RUSSELL" (SP'CESSOaS T TflOS- ALlB KiE i CO ). General Couiraission 5Ierchanls, .Vo 32, North -Wharves, xnd 63 North' Water Sis. PlIlliADIiLPHIA, f I. HARVEY COCHBAN, -. t t W. S. BUSS EI. L. j Liberal cash advances made on Consignments. July 30th, 1354. , - i ii 53-tf. H. bOLLNEB. G. POTTiR. jr. J. c.t i c n DEN. D0LLNER, POTTER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' NEW YORK. j April 30.1S54. 20-ly-pd.- L. N. BARLOW, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, Atf DKlLEB IV j i ' LIQUORS, WINES ALE. PORTER f c. Ko. 3, Granite Row, 1rottt Street, WILMINGTON, N. Ci fi: Feb. 17th, IP55. : " 1 : 14Q-tf. ; FREIGHT. t ALL fretght on Naval Stores by Cape"Fear line of Boats, will hereafter be . ollecied at VV i mington. T.C.4B. G. WORTH. Jan. 27. 1 U. 131. -;v PORK. i BBLS. City Me,' received per achr. Edward Kidder, and for sale hr 100 Feb. 17. J- H. PLANNER. HAVING perfected other arrangement, the un--dersisned offer their entire stockvof Groceiies, Tin and Wooden Ware, for cash only, at greatly re duced prices. - QUINCE St COWAN. March 17, 1855. V - - I. ilerali and Journal copy. , BOOT AXD SHOE MflHK. nx'oncr. it. pRF.wir.m hf 5 eld stand on Market stn et, b "y leave to return hi th.ints to his w old friends and cutnier for the liberal tatronagc heretofore extenncd to him, nod lo Inform incinllr.it hi" stock of ito its and hoa. n'cludinq evurv vari ety in his line is now a complete und us extensive as lit any former period. His stock of Gentlemen iSoysandOhiMren's B-ots and Shoes vmbracca eve ry variety of atyle, fashion and quiility that inn be desireo, or tnat is usaaitv caifwi lur. lncutd.nrr a tir.o assortmtnt of Ladies. Misses and Gnilei::t,.i's Over Shots. - ' ' He would particularly invite th attention of the Ladies to hii extensive assortment, of Ladiej nnd Misses lcniher, Morocco. Knni'neled, Bron7.p, Pot. Leather, Goit skin, block and whi'e Ivid and a va rity ot iiney colored H:iots; Shoes and Siippt-rs. AIim"', black, brown, tilno, purple and varicjHtod fiik fiaiters. a n;w and hsruf xoiue article, wiih and witii out heida: Ladies fancy Gai ters at hi a pair. " Also, Sole Lcather,'t "ulvcs- Skins, urr.d .Shoo Find inas. Please call and' examine. Mr Fren'h woolj also inform hie fciends and the puhlic. that he if Stuie. Ac-nt.fur thu sale of P.vis' Pain Kilter and Wn'sht's Indian Vegetable Pilin, by either holenalt or rctaM. Nov40 102 Zcrmai.'t Atiti-Scorhiitir Toothtvasli. TO THE LADIES. "VJOTHING adds mre to beauty than citan, iN white Teeth, and Gums of hcaMiy color. The most beau'iit'iil face and vermiilion lips berime repulsive, if the letter, wht-n they open, exhibit th horrible spectacle' of nejrie-cted truth. All ho wish clean, white Teeth, healiliy Gum- nnd a sweet breath, should stive ZKUMAN'S TOOTH vVASlIatri.il. For sale by C. 1). PuPllK, Ai'tn-a, Wilmington ..C. Sept. 30. 61 JU.STrefcivediii.nl New Vork and Philadel I hi:i : tiroes Lubins's Fxtracts for the Ilandk'f; do. ito. Toili)ttfi'So:ips ; do. Gietiny M itnli Toi'e'.to Water ; do. Jo, Verbena do. do. 'o. Vrmlifte Soap ; do. C-iiuphor :So,'P ; dJ. i'O'iiino do. A Lire assortment uf li-iir H rusUe:;, iir.d a nuu ber of fine-' artiele. usiinlly kpl in Dru Stores. (J.Ji D. Oul'.tK, Wholesale Utiig;i(-ls, 0.'t3. .Markei-st., VV iliiiitiaton, N. C. THE NORTH CAROLINA SItTt AL LIFE INSfRAM'ECOMP'Y, llALLiGU. N. C. i-lll. ahovv.t.ompan ; h;1 sheen tnoperatioiiir.ee the li of April,. SIS under the dircctiur.of the t'Ollovviri:; tiilieers. viz : Dr. Charlcg Iv.J orihson, President, Win. I. lluywood, Vice President, 4 James F. Jordan. Secretary, U i.i. II. Juiico. Treasure. Perrio liusbee. Attornev, Dr. Charles K. Johnson. J i)r. V at. U.McKee, ( Dr. K.li. 11 a v wood. S Medical Hoard of Cuueulutiun. J. tlersnian. GuntraL At((:nt. This Company iiu received a eh irter ;ivin?nd vantnacf tytlw insured u cr any othir otn;. ny . The 5th Sei tion i'ivi.s the Mul:iiid the privilcjje to insura his own iuet'orliie sole use of hi.H Wifoand Children, free from any claim-if the representa tive uf i he husband or any ol his creditors. Organized en purely iiiutu il prinefph s, the life members ;iarticipatr in the ji Imleoi' tle profits which are declared niinttnlly !i fiden. Hi nppilcant .for life, when the annual premium i ovci 0 may pay :jne hall in n Nete. A II claims for insurance against the Company will j'epaid withiu ninety ua after proof of "ilie death jf the part) is funiit h' d. Slave.- lire insured for one or five years, at rates which w ill enable all Slaveholders to secure this clat-s ol 'properit y against the uncertainty of life. Slave insurance present a new nnj ir.trrestins fentun in the history of North 'uroliut' .which will prove very i mportar. t to the Southern. Slates. The 1 at l four mo til lis operation f I hi 'ompany shows a veryl areamoiini of bu.-inos mere than the Directors expected to do the first year having aireadv issued more than (10 Policies. Dr. W. W. Uariiisc, M--d; al I'.vawiiner, a nd Atrent. Wifmintrton, N. V,. All' Oiiim.tnicatlonsrinhus'inessof thfCompany should be addres?et! to I tS. F. JORDAN. Scc'v.' Ralcic'ri. Jan. 23, 1?'4. if. OUR MOTTO IS ' TO PI.EAMv' AT Tlfli tViliniiigtoii Sadille, Harness, and Ti tiiiK Jlaniil'actorj . X' H K subscribe r respce Ij u l.'y i n for in t '.i - p ub 1 i c tiiHthehis recently received ad luiont? to hia stock of Saddle and lhniei Mountings, A c, tht latesl nnd most improved stylo, aud u constanly inn nu fat l urine, a t his store on market street, every description ol article in the auove line. From his experience in the buxtnesa, he feels confident that he w ill be able to uive emir sat i si action to a 1 1 who may favor him with a call. lie has now on hand, and vv inconstantly ketc a la rite assort men t of C-xith, Gizaiitf Sutfceii Hrnt, Ladir's Snrfi!frs, BriiiUf. 1 r,i ., dV.. Gcntl.:ic,i,s S'Jdhs, Whips Spurs, 4'C. -; ffijall of which he will warrant to be ol'lg? i lie- uesi materials ana vvuru,ui:uisiiip. He has also n lare assortment of . Trunks. ali,c!. Saddle and Carpet lJa;s, ?aiciiei. l-am y Trunks, &r , and ail other ar ticles usually kept in such establishments, all of which heofiertloH for CASH, or on shorteredil to prompt custoiJiers. Saddles, Harness ,Tru nk s , lie J ica I Bags, &c. &c, made to order. Inaddition tothe above the siibseriberalway keepscn hand a largesnpply of String leather, and has now, and will kfp through the season a good assortment of Fly Xttts. All arelnvited to call and examine my Goods, whet her in want or not, as 1 fake pleasure in shew ing my assortment to all who may favor me w ith a call. ' IlarncssandCoach Trimmings sold at a fair price to persons buying to manufacture. Also, Whips at w holes:, le. llkindsof Uidinj Whirlcs bonch t r. . old on commissions. JOHN J. CONOLF.Y. Feb. 7,1351. 153 V I L M I N d T O i MARBLE A.ND STONE YARD. 111 K Subscriber having accepted the Birency of severai larsecstabiishiitcnls at the Nortii w liieh will furnish him an unlimited surioly of tinif lied or unfinished, foreign and domestic MARBLE of all qualities, is prepared to rill all orrers for .MOXUMU I S AM) TO.MIt STONES, and every Other article in the line of the business at reasonable rates. SCULPTURING, LLTTERIXOOP. CARVING. Fxecutcdas well as can be done either North or South. The best' reference can he given . if rcqt.ired. ; JAS. McCLAitArs'AN. Jan. 6, 1S54. tf. T II OS. R. C A R R . 51. D. D. D. S. PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last tenyesrs, Charges for 10 or less artificial teeth on fine gold platp, each, . , 7 00 An entire set of tctth on fine gold! plate, 1?0 On Ditto on gold with artificial 'guros,' 15) 00 , Ditto on Plattna plate with arttfi. cial gums, . ISC L'pper or under ditto, ach, ( Jj A Pivot tooth that cannot be dietinjuih- ed from the natural, 3 A fine gold filiinor, warranted j-enrarefrt i Do. and destroying the nerve. S3 to S Extracting a tooth, 50 cts. to 1 Best dentifries and tooth bruthes always on hand. Every operation warranted togivetntire satisfac tion. Teeth Inserted itnmdiattly after thaextrac tion of the fdngs and ra.nodeled after the gum have shrunken, wi'hout additional chae. - Office on JIarkct-st., 2 doors below the Church. ' Wilmington, N. C.t April 22. 1 16-lf. NOW is the time to have your rooms and pas sazes papertd with decorations, fine or com mon, as we have large assortment on hand, and superior workmen from New ork, who will hang paper in latest styles. VYlI,h..SU.V ol Keui-.it.. July 2. Paper Hangar and Uptutlaterer?. DUCT. JOHNSTON, f BUVtTHOKKLOCK IIOSI'ITAI.. WHERE inay be obtained the men rpceJy, pleuiunt atid tjlectual ltuudy in the vvoiid for ah SECRET DISEASES. Gonorrh: ae, (iiet's, Siricturce, iinir n! Wee k-ncs-r, i'uics m the Loin. Constituiiorinl DSility, Impoii r.cy, Wtal.neva of the Uaek and l.imtis, At r. crici sei the Ka'ne', PtilpDation i,( the Heart, DKej fia, u. Jriitiibi ity. LHsr : el the lie iH, 'i an) it None or Skin t and all Ihote fc. rions and niel itichoty disorders a riairirr I roin thedeKiruc live iab:tuf Vouth, which d-stroy boih todv nnd min i, ihosf secret and" foiitary pr.iciicec m 'ire f ,tal to lui ir vicums ihun tlie foncu of '.he SyrfiiS to the in irini r ef Clyseess, biife-luinp thi ir liio.-l luil liant hopeaor untieip-jtioiid, rendering nutria !e, & c, !jipo?tible vouxa mj:n. Esper laily, wlio bnve become the victims of Solita ry !-'. mat dreadful arid destructive habit which annually twee p t. an untimely crave thoiitaiuts ef youns men of the most ixulied fiilens.s and brilliant inte'li el. who tail! lit other ise have entranced li.s tcniea -Senate with the thnnjersof t liwiiienee. ,r waked ti ecsincy the livinglyre, may cull with full con fid e r.cc . M.uiniAfn:. .1 irrictl ptreoni,t those con templa tine man la je, btiuj: aw aie if physical vveuUne!. slionld iintrieili. ntely c.asuil Dr. J., r.r.d be restored to petlect he.'ith. , He who place himsrdf nrdrlhe care of Dr. John ston ui.iy religiously cinu.le in honor as a u n ll. inati, and contiJently rely upon hisskill oaaiihy tici:in. . office, r,-o. 7, soiTrrr fkederick st. 7 DOCKS FROM IJALTi.VJRE St.. (ea.f t Id. ,) UP-THE STEPS. ' frl'E Pi I1TICULAR inolservlna the NAME and A U 'MB Elf, or you w ill mistake tin place A CUBE IN TWO DA YS, OR NO ('If A UGH. Xu Mercury or Xavsfovit- I)rv2 Usui. TAKE NOTICE. Dr.JoiiNfTnxli t!.e tiijy regularly Educated Physician hii advertises his veiy cxteui-ive Pi se lise. in,. I his; :i!.n,y U ondeil'ul Cur-s Is a suiliciciit jtu.-irantee to the ; fl'.ii f.d. Those vha visit to hp. ejYettiUy unit tf'ert 'natty mrcd. should shun I'm numer ous trying ini.olrr. who only ruin their- ..-ultt. und apply to Dr. Johnston. I)f. JOHNSTON. Member cf the Royal (l!rg- of Surgeons. J, ori'!ot ; cradnate from one oi; the most eminent Colleges J the United States, and the "fre.nt'.r ni t ol whose life hns been spent in thu HospRalH ol London, Par is, Phil. id' iphiu. and eltcvvhere, has efli-cied mmp o f t he 11 1 o - ui s to ri i sh In? cures that vve re c v e r k n o vv n. Many troubled with riti(ln(r inihecara and head vlK iiashep, cre.'it r.ci von. nf ? s, i.eiriw ilarnicd at Fiiddi n sounds, ar,d baslif jinef s. wiih i, ii 11 r-n ' btushim inv.atlcnded hom t;iu-s with ii ranren tnt of , werocurcd immediately. tulr.d, A CEHT.-U.V DISEASE. When the niNtttdded tind impitidei.t votary jf pleasure finds ho lias iitibibtd the sieds of Jiis I:iir)lnl discus -, if too often happen that unill-tim-it trene of nliame, or dread of Ola-.-ovci y, deter hint fiem api-l) ine in lhose w l.o. from education and re.- eciatiiliiy. 1 an .-done bi ftieitd him, d'-luy-ioi' tiil th.'- co.isMfit'oriiil sysnipt'jms of this lion'iJ dica tiiakf th'.ir tippearui.i'C. biich am ulcerated sure threat, di.-'i au -nose, noi-furul paina in ihe hwcand limhc tl.n'ncss of .-iht, dealuess, nudes mi the fihin hom s ainl units. 1 inches on the head, fuc- and ' xuenii icn progress on with frij'li'iul ra pi.li:y, till at lust thu iiil ate of iho inoiiTh or the iwot'iil' th'.' r;oe Uii in. arid the victim of iliia awtiil disease I eeoinet. a horrid olject of comtnU scMtin,tili dejtri put a period to tiisj dreadful mil I'tinus. by fending .him to "that btUine Iroi.-t vvlii tiee no travellrf I'ctd'ns.'' To mi ll I hercfo-e. Dr. Johiislon ph d-es. himself fo presei ve ihe oo.-1 ilivii.hil le fi u ; v; unci, ficiiihi extensive pr.ie tire in the first liospiialsiri '. irope and America, he can conCd'ntlv recommend a f-af.iand s'ec.!v cuie to tite iini'oriuna'e victim ,f t his horrid dis ease. It is a melancholy lacf. that thousand fill icMii's lo li.; dreadful dist ase, owit'n to t'.e mi kiiitilncs ol I;: in rant ptetmuets, who, !iy i he me of thai deadly poistn. 'iierenry, ruin tiV- jnti'ttt tion, and cithers- nrf I lit; uniorti.n.'.te snfii r r lo .hi untimi l grave. or elso in ike the u ae ui '!i:e ii.i erable. TAKF. PAimcULM! XOTH't:. Dr. J . a Jdre-bses all t note w ho ha vc in jun d them -selves by privine and improp r ii.duleuct s. Tlioe are in.nie of ih aid nnd mclai,.-' oiv 1 1 fee its, product d Ly eaily ialit of v-.iiih, viz : Weakness of flic Rack and Liuibs.' P.iint- in the H. r,d. Diuinf s of Si-hi, l.oss of JJliwu ur Pau er, Pahitaiiin of -Iho Hear', Dyseejy. i-rvon Irritability, Derri:;i. nf et ft.c Diytsiive 1-une-tiotiN, (Jjn'Jral Debility, Symptoms of C n-t nip tion. (Sc. MhI-JIij --The f arlti! fllci on the mind B'rc inuch to be dreaded j Loss of Memory. (Junfii'-ion of 1 Je m, Depression of SpiMts, Evil Foreboditi' A vi rston .f Soi iety, S If Di.-liui, Love of aoli tudc. Timidity, oVc. are come of the t v i's pr.id.ii . d. Thousands of persons of all a.', cm n..w mi what is the catisi- of tin ir dcclinina health. ' !.": in;j ihi ir vir.r. heCoinin;; w ink, pu'e and tuiieii ted, have a singular m,ieai.i:.ei! alx.nt the i ye.-," eniich and sviiiptonis ol t'ensiiiiiptioii- AJii'ii:d I'tron9, oi those eon t-.-m j'! if in rnar riage, hi ins; aware of physical wcakne. 'VhouSJ iiiHiv dirt'eiy con.5ii!t Br. J. End tc lut.n.! t i j tr fect heiilih. DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REM F I)V FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS, Ry this jjrt-at nnd importiint rei,e:y wcaknc s of tint oraans is (speedily cured nnd full vi' r n si.iai1, 'i'hoiisands of the riiont Nervous and Debilitated individuals who had lst nil hope, have been irniue-' dia'c.y relieved. Ail impedimt nts to MARRl.-tGE. Physical or Mental Dhqii.iiiiioation. Nervous Ir ritubilitv Tremblings and caknos, or ex hau--!i',in ot the most feariu) kind, t-p.ccdily cured hy Lr. Johnston. Vonp,' men who have injured thcmsdvts bv a certain practice induced in v, hen alone a l.tibit friqiiititly le.iined from evil companions, or at school, ihe efietts el 'which are n i 1 t i Kit, evi-o when asleep, and if not cuti d, render lnaiii ij;e iuiiorilha,and destroys Lo h fuind and body. What a pity that a vounz man, the hope of hi country, and the darlliiff of his parents, fhon'd b snatehedlrom till prospects and cnjoyinenta of life, by the conseipu. nets ol deviu iiii-j from ti e pa ih i f nature, and indulging jn a ceitiin see r t h.ilit. S ueh perbot.s, before contemplating MARltlAGE. Should reflitt tle'.t a sound mind and body are tht most neeessai y reijiu.-ites to promote connubial happiness, li.ileed, without tiiese. thn journey through life beeuiiieo a vearj piler'iiiarr; the pros pect hourly lurkent ihe view; the Hue. i te- Mif shadowed with despair and fill-'d with th niWaii eholy reflection that the happiness of an ther bc eorto s blii'nted w! hour own. OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK -S'T . Ra ltimohe, M n. AH Surgical Opcratfc t;?, lei lot med. N. B- Lot no false deiie':cy previrt ye-it.- but apply immediately ei'he r r rfonally or I y h ; r. fkin Diseases iicedi!y C'Mred. TO STRANGER'. TJie many thwtin(!etrc.ixt this instituil'-n vvi'h inthelaft ten j-ars, ant ihe numero"s impor tant Nttrpical Cw?raiions petfoiirud I y Dr. J., wit nestcd by the Kt iioriers ol ftie p;ipi r, nnd many either I erwna. ne-tice of which h ive appeared i.sfiin and ac iin before the piiblic, is a S'ifiieierit c'.i:rn tee that he afflicted will fin la skilful and honora ble phv sieian TAKE NOTICE. It is with the neatest r luctance that Dr. JOH ST ON permits his car l to nppe ur In fore the pi;f,iic, det mini.' it unprofessien.il for a physician to adver tise, tut un!es he 'did so, the iitt'.ieted. t?pieia!!y stranyers. could rot fail to fall inro the hand fit th')e impudent, bonsiin? impostcrs. In.iiviJuals d- sutnte of knowledj--. m me and rharr.ru r. j rd I jr., sh it-makers, mechanics, etc., ad vertisinz llit-ni-selves a. pt.ysicisrs; latwrart quacks. trttVi fUtny, I 'yi ns etrtiji- irfis of flrttit Wonderful Curfs Iroiu persons who csnnot br lotind. or cl.talrtd fnr a few dollar from the Worthless and Degraded, and many, other cunning s n.l contemptible srtifiCes tn entice the afilk'trd, trifling mcnih slier niencr. or t.s tins as r ossihle. .ind in desj air, leave v;ii with ruined hf-ab'h.to iith over your galling dinppcintni. nr It i this motive that induce Dr. J.'ti advertise. for he alone can cure fou. To those unacquainted with hi i reputation, he deems it n c ary to may (hit his crtsientiais or tiirjioriias always hnv" in his Office. WEAKNESS Or THE ORGANS immediately cured, and full victor restore el. " Ij-ALL T.ETTEnS POST-PAID-REMEDIED SENT BV M AIL. AU Lctiers must be Paid and contain a PnEiae Stamp f.ir the reply, or no answer will fce sent. Jin. 9 b. I5'5. IJ3 ly c. f "' f'riin the Xu turn at Lit-.'-..- . Tiiri ccdan co.nkpiual' v. Our l',iiH rt ri r-juiiui.-i.t li.i vi:r t r:;. i.v tl.f Jui Mciim'-r the lbj'.i it .1 i! rsjM . ', n ,'i U.c t5ji.ini, h !ii.:.--ipr i I L"orii;,i A'.- , (lie Uaj-t.t'n CJcneral td" Cub., iu rt ! i'i .. it ri'i'fiilly tl,5-i;(verei conrpirnry, ?n !!.r i . iu ltd. It i eojiivd from itu (J.tz' tte . M riJ nl ihe l"tli fl'M-m-:.. Wclmjwih-il ... I er will tnaik the nvoivttls ol the (if -) ii. ., , i icvjitr.l to the Cotilinuiiiirc ol tl.ive-rv i.i Ci lia. tiliJ ilit explicit ruiur uliC': )ii In ti e .1 c,i-rept-Hteel find s! i! I iisisti-d (ii pur; , .i- i, i'.,; AJ) icaniz'itionf.i'tUc J I.tml, ''i , f.i.-:';-,.,c ol' the. Minister uiMil-i-mJ loll.f Cirfi-n I leli vve tritiisliiti el r our pi pi .- ii niri ihe (' , ,'--,, it niiirlst have Leon trii J by tho c. wl.o J i i. .t wish il li ho n n t It e 1 1 1 if. ws it.i.un.j, i - ... ; ; but hero if an r-IJicial tJesti.'.ieli ivriiten by .-. Mii ister by onier ol i be tlm-i-u w .1 ,-, i r ti me nt. Lit the rc.iler bi- ul.ot (I m . Madrid. Mured I.i. 1 " . ' r.xcr.l.t.r.NCY : I have. .ii t,( ibu- I . r ..; i jesly j oilr, K.Vclh lirv'ri iltvi lileh ( I 1 1 !i V etitu iry l.lsl iii.il tl.e eloiMiriH ni.y li,. i tl . u next . I. in nlm tl,.; vib.il fX-l.ifiuii.ii;- . verutnciiT iVf n bv ! ler.,! i!u. i u.t.i s-. H..1...... 1 . . .III., .'l .! , t ; 11- .Wnj'My lt lUilN'lt-tJ Itlllt CITI..II1 ; .!! j- ', liquid b llU4 JeJ a. iriiy; thiil. r t!, n mie of 8j.:iniarda nnd l.iUc to ei.L.r.u i . ' -.. loyiiuy. uicy-mi. nid Have v.uvcni. which ilieeibjecl was to v. i, IkI, i ... Ii n ! el isti sotii-iy. nun inland i h.i-'. i- . cijial porlioua. "As treason, tbe blaeluti ol guishes in itn tmiborjf rvcry un. it lias, upon ibiii occaf ion, been as It nhvaya !, by i't nalt.r.tl falsehood, corruption,' find lb commit ussnsfiinition. two! tl.c i Ibc J'topcrly frill fjilbl'iil flu n .C I ! IN i r mi j t vi X.I . i I "W . !'- . ' J' it I Providence not ju-rtnil tini l! ut rrii.ie: lor a I'i; njincc! of lime obm-ure- ' b. the entire n ui ni. Ifi'limafely r- j r. i the Constiiueiit (Juries', wild lb.- u . us-ei.t of nil I Iter i)ej i.li'u, j, j,,J j,, v,,;. lofti.i;y with tl.e u...nll'( si i-i v. i . Iriiniisi, ol'till tlii- Minifii i.i of i,e ( ' just proclaimed, in (be t-i r : i ; - (,f ,, lirm refoliilion nf nil Id protri t rr. . Hie form and in th'-rtnu'iti"V:i k ' ',', . pi r to it i i that port ii n of i:. coejmViner i xpd'eil.'y Ii. it oi.e ef I rc- t:.s i -. e - - i t ir '1 - 8KNTIAI. IS i-;LAV1 ItV, hi Eif t I t!;;. Iiddcr ttiay bnvi; tb- j reperv ;i i i prune i ty as-urrd lo tin nr by ib,: t vote, ut.d may f'.uitl. r"?iit (iiVtiily. t; eiiiiri si oi l.over.'inii nt v- i.iiU r C it . eminent may t e. " IJu t tl.e'lr.ilf.,, ;.rc d e. i.i. if Ibey suppr.-.- t! ,'( il t ; u Htiionjf SjnuJ.inl-! ii;,.,i then ol so K-iercd a dtity.. f l.ied i-i l!:i; iKili in.il leiii!,r,'aii I ubirl, i orpou'd, hnt. on tin- fimir.uy. i : I -' ' J ll , - r-v. the moRI lailbl.,1 re..., el lor tin peiin.ini nt eo; si.it-: ; i : i .ii Ireal ' f llu bv i Ol' dntn.Htiily r;, , f (ilr r,. , '. ,, , ' 'I'll'' in', t.i ;(y of ll;e j ;,,, u ,i, jetty Htiliri'i i on bi'tn;.;- nj-jirizi-tl o das bet n n led I V tl.e ki.i.v, e nf vvl.icli f bo- '.,'i.l i. ol'.! ,-.!,;) ib.n l.ilion in ''!:.:er;,l ;a r .-.iiiteil I lb.it .1 bit.;(; porli-'n vid-tni ni'y -. I' I his i I i r ! 1 1 1 ; I - i i .pf-MV i.i rail in','.- 1 1 r, ' 1 1 i ! ; . i :i i bei eri.ii-c, ii mi u lie. nntl j-i i'.-nce nl country itt.il i:.- n i! If suine have depilate, 1 Ir m I In llu ir j.roj'erty. j ieb'l.'n.'f V : v, ,tt,,i m,-ji. , h ii, vcii Ted ny II.- c, so j'ji'i.a ; ion i, dircord itrnoi i' ;i-.it. ol the iibsenec (,f tni'trial n--sut b he i-e.i ,,-nr-eil. T,c in, i:.;.;i ! I I nieii! bn.-f been fi.Jlj of H;ba founts- uj s-l rr,n rf and su j -r i j try tviid wdicli il. a- t ra a ,t .!. '1 .a n.i IiV ll.e. aU ll.t- fin y i ', b li! i.ia:.d. in ai.itnan tl. (i ivt ; eini n! i (ol'lbwi'll I'i'l 1 1 1 ' I'e-1 t!l-iy, vv i . i It v , iiri H'i'b.att f'nti rrutaititi ; s.i id. if I- I lorcn no nvire n.or'.i I .sc.- will b -. iiV; I'ai' ll-c j rotcciioi, ., i;iir hi eil.r. n. iniprii.K i; L Mill lur ili.- j'i; ; u r- In- no ! iriiard n j.r.i in.-l rvt ry i-j.crice nf sei'iicll lite l.ti: h.'i.l w ill I. 't li: m- ! a.,. s!m t V i e i . ' - : ......... . i i !n nisi vc i la t bi ir hi, I rnm itiaif. o ml ' nee ia I jieet.itiy nit- ui. til 1 iiM..r . A liora lit n.ier iinlub'i nc-: nor utiunle i eh i. ibience. b-t tbein be it. i xo.-ablv si;' j. .. tin; r iifors of jul ice. " I i --r -M-'jesty, eoncuri i.i-j t-.iili i!..- (' el! of MitiWfi's. ortlcr.1 nn: lo iji'.,;i:i -ICseiiiiency n! tl,H, ;t 1 ; dm i... I. dtr i, feail is m ist filun'ttd in so ,' , id rs nte nl.-o lo t-ity lliftt lu r eppn bati.. aceoi'ilt d I t ide ineiifiacsi ud.tn '.it I nd-.pfed. tttid that hbe i-t prej-are-l l i .. lbo.-,t; wl. icb yo'ir Z'-.iI may t!.t i:tit to r -, ia lime iil d It) pnni-i'i f.':nll:ir e.et- r. eo inr ia atlv.-ince ujmti m r j ru .'e.-.t-t- ;: u cretion in the pri mi.-i s. l i V e Ili-r .Majfsiy'cor.irtitifidri mt fo tinink in her r .yal numc tl t ana f a v- ll a till older j 1 ! r )' JeU. li a v e vi. anl.i i ily i-'iii.t- I v, a : .1 to . to the tlt lt'i re o! H eir country, r-l. yt ij te matii.' s' lite royal -a i . -!,: e ' f . in!.: i Infants in ;-enei ol a I t Le.i- I, i '. i: i J the sfi'iieii.-iiH by the titd eif v. .bi been a Hern j-N tl to sdul...- tbeir ll.. Finally, I t r Mej '-ty e!.-.t . reve l .'-ol lo connine to e.ri-'e lo tl'i'til tv.ib ino-t t 1 1'. c i.ln.'v idtt t'.ii.ft'i nil;;,' ihe sbtve-fr.'i.le. nnd lo d hj i l-e I r I : ea n . i tveiy inn tr ui it. i-i in eeft ;,ty lor Hie ma n'ennnre '11 be jr-Mid n I tii.iiis vv bich rxi-t v.i'Ii o'.bcr ireiti I'.iifi rs. " liy if jal -. r 1 say ibis lo jonr F.Xccl !ene y. tbr y ur j-iV. r.'.t.i. i.t fp m ;.:! f:": 'rf:i.;niii. Mav j.) f-:( s( rve r.ti n.anv " fJ'ZL'UIAt. ." r,-:i :- ' : '. Y-.i l; V F.I. LOW LEY Lit. It is not .-it i,!J ii.i v i.ii.ble lo rieat : ai ,t.t. of rtv kind aio'rt war. biniine r t . e-e. U'f have no la'lli in ihe j roj be ;ej !' v -wtjli Spain rr atty oi.cVb"; we bs!em mtich lo the fan. ine cry til last year. ri iJ wn an: no! di.Jpoai.-J tof cbolhc nbirtu r. j t l ll isyeer. Cut it is a fact that i.t 1" ao Pi iure. Puriu Cabello un.l r.iber o- f-; I ) ba ve b eqt.i st rnininiin: i'i..fi vvi:li j a :.; nf ihe Uldtt d Stated, the y .vvv !,. v , t i t.;.:,;J violently. As sprint? a.lvai.res. tb-t il. . will probably it, ere a ;n., I nny ear tied int i philadelpl ia or New V more Hotl ' iiern p.-rlj. where ll.e ilie a more reatlv and tihiuia:;1 bold, i! b At. be even more- dantr r. Ilia imj, l .re, lhal the beallii tfit't-rs nl port loWtls .-hoi, Id' fc.xticie iinusi towards ail vt sa g i'.rrivi, fr.ai; West ItidiViS or H OU ! !l A iae I '. . hut nl' I;53. t vvi ir? lo the i.lr.tf. rt.-. t i , : . , t.;:i ai ( f f.-jr authorities1, th.i (iil.bv iceie.J barejnc Klandaiir iiitrodueed llu; yell .-.v (V ver i.iio Philadelphia e-veral I niui.e.! il vi. t n-,, to tho cioeast?, :-.iid it ivanliri: a tnaacie tl;t;t it did not t;.u: am one ol ' ur nlJentm.e cj i-demii-,!. We tbouhl l-e w tri e d by li t; t pi deint: nf that summer, and stop at tbe q-i ;r aotiae cieiy vessel fiom a tr-.-ica! j nt. tll a iboroub exatliiniiUoli shall pre -. e it ' be free front Ji.a-aie and in a lit r di':-;ti t i be brirb: near wharveii. I 1