The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-21

Much credit is due to Mr.. Fullenwider
for his spirited conduct Wing Banner.
Eeah Of The Hon. w. ". Poher.-Ex.
tract from letter to the Editor of the
Globe, dated Harrisburg, (Pa.) Oct. 81,
$780," 1t is with deep rcgrct inform
you Of the death of the Hon. VIM. W.
! Potter, member Of Congress from the l4th
+ Congressional District of tins State. He
expired on Monday last, at his residence
in BelIefonte, after an illness Of some two
or three weeks.
Those who were instrumental in bring
ing ou Mr.. Fisher for Congress 10 he Sal
lsbury District, avowed 1t as their primary
object TO put down what they we're pleased
10 term caucus dictation-that is nomlna
ton by delegates selected for tina, purpose.
The Western Ca5olnlan also had much TO
say, pending the canvass IN that District,
abou. caucuses and caucus nominations, and
recenlly the CaroIInIan IN stating the fact
that the Wigs of Rowan had had a meet
ing, and appointed Delegates to the RaIelgb
Convention, presumcs that said Convention
E" is to save the people the trouble Of making
Governor" We now make this refer
ence for the purpose Of saying, that, mas
mich as the Van Buren, party Of the State
IS to hold a Convention Of lis own IN Jan
uary for the same object, that Of nominal
Inc a candidate tor Governor, We shall ex
pect the CarollaaD, with all those who sup
ported MIR, Fisher, to oppose the nominee
Of the Nan Buren, Gubernatoral Conyen
ton Wilmington Chronicle,
By the following paragraph, taken from
one Of the late London papers, there seems
to be no reason 10 doubt that the Govern
ment Of Prussia has consented to act as
Mediator in the matters yet in controversy
between the United States and the Repub-
he Of Mexico:
! Nh, Wheaton, the American Minister at Der.
lin, has brought 10 a successful termination the
negotiations which have been so long pending
/ respecting the mediation between the United
/ states and the Republic Of Mexico. The King
B OF Prussia at first hestated 10 accept the media.
ton rendered TO him by the two Transatlantic re.
j publIcs, on account Of the extreme compexiy
aud dehcacy Of the question in dispute, especial
" as growing out OF the civil war in Texas , but
listed betaasss feqi8sft aasa IA ssge sm!saQy a.
consented to name VI Won Roenne the Prussan
Minister IN the United States, to decide as lrbi,
ter In cases of any difference Of opinion which
might arse between the members OF the mixed
commission which is 10 examine the remaining
claims OF the two Governments or their citizens
upon each other"
NEW IoRK, Nov. 2.-The pressure up.
on the money market Is undated. To-
night, it being the night of the weeks pay
I day, II is believed that 1900 persons al
+ least, men and women, viii be turned out
/ Of employ. Almost all who are connected
with the Southern trade are discharging
what workmen and workwomen they have,
particularly the makers of clothes for a
Southern market, the hatters, the manu-
( features of machinery, of carriages, &c.
! sc, They do this because it is lmpossl.
( bic to sell what articles they have, or to
/ collect what is due, or even to raise mo.
ney to pay their hands. Failures take
place as a matter of course IN such times,
and the anXetles and pans Of the mer-
chants, as well as their sacrifices in order
to meet their engagements, are truly de-
+ plorable, Nat. INTEL.
1t is stated in one of the New York pa.
pers, on the authority Of gentlemen from
Baltimore, that there were Wing voters,
actually registered, who did not vote at
the late election in that city, more than
sufficient TO have made the Wing ticket tri-
umphant. If this be so, all that we have
to say upon it is that those Wing gentle.
men have a great deal to reproach them
selves with, But is it true
| The effect Of the foreign news upon the
+ money and stock markets has been iavora,
Bile. The arrangement the United States
Bank, through Mr.. Jaudon, has made for
the protection Of its foreign bills, is news
highly agreeable and satisfactory, lussmuch
as parties interested here are anxious nc
longer, and as American credit pro fdntt
is protected. Stocks have all risen Today
U. 5. Bank nearly 10 per cent, and there is
a much better feeling in the street, though
1t cannot be said there is as yet any actua
relief in the money MARKET orrespon
deace Of the National lateiligencer.
/ We have late accounts, says the Alex
andria Gazette, direct from "the Hermit
tage," in Tennessee, which represent Gen
eral Jackson as in his usual health, anC
his life likely to be prolonged in conse
quence of the excitement produced by the
result Of the election in Tennessee, and the
suspension Of the Banks--an excitement
which is grateful to his temperament, anC
under which he always thrives.
The n. Y. E. Post seems to have become
the official organ ofthe Abolitionists as vel
as of the Administration. 1t 10 natura
alliance--at the North -Lynck. VT.
In consequence of duty bonds falling due
there was on Thursday large demand toI