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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
40 s1uih Carolina. D

MELANCHOLY AccIDENr.-We regret
{: learn that two linle hoys, sous Of Hen
ry Fosleman, esq. Of This county. were
lhr ,wn feoa = horse Few days since.
and 50 much injured tina, they died in .
short time afterwards.
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WIG lIEEIINn-

Aia mss,iag hs.i 4 M1saa Hall. "a
Pnday shs Oil insisui. Peylon p. MOors.
ess. uas ea.led . he el.ai-, sud John A.
Msbane. j.. appoiussl se,rs,aIy.
The foiinwiag persons were appointed
delegates n sc Wig Convention. 10 BE-
he'd il HilisbSF0ush On Friday of May
Cont:
Green ID. Jordan, Wilson Watson.
Samuel y. faie, John A. Melnne. il.
SAMUEL Taie, -. Iemnel Mehane,
julius Watson. Giles Mehane.
Hugh Wilson. TAos. M.cracken,
Thomas Tale. Ezehiel Forrest.
Charles Cox, -. peyfon r. Moore.
The ollO~ing resolution vas unani-
monsly adopted.
Resolved. That The delegates from Ibis
meeting are instructed 10 favour any plan
thai may be adopted BY lie County Con
veniioa. for The purpose Of pnornring a
fair expression % the sentiments 81 lie
people. through The agency of The ballot
box. on The question q dividing the roun-
y Of Orange.
PEYToN r. MOORE. clm'a.
JOHs 4. MrrASE. Ser,y.
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Attention!

gESilE 0ficers Of the Militia Of Orange county
L are u ques,ed 10 meet in Hiiisbnronph 81,
"Wednesday Of May Court, for the purpose of
appointing delegates TO the Military Cohvcn-
ton, which meets IN Raleigh on tho 9Th july.
70 memorlabze the Legislature 10 smcnd che
Militia Laws Of this State.
May 10. s3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
MADB1NDo

In Ibis county. on Sunday eveuiag last.
BY WIN. Nelson. esq. Mr.. Messs q. An
DERsOx 20 Miss CHARLOTTE PKArEa.
daughter Mr.. Jacob PeaIer.
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Attentions!

IsEiE Commissioned Officers Of the i7th Re.
giment Of N. Carolina Militia, are here
by NOTIFIED 10 meet in Hillsbororsh on Ned
aesday Of May Court, Cor the purpose &C eIec-
ting Lieutenant Colonel, 10 Gil The Vacancy
occasioned by the death &c Col. David Pa,kss
WM. II. WOODS. Col. Com.
Mays. se-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

Dreadful Cat0s,rcphe-Twen three
LiUes Losi.-(Sn Friday most di,vfal
calamity occurred in the barber &C Boston,
involving The lives e ,utntyihrre md,vi-
lnals, mostof them 10 full vigor and bnny.
ancy Of youth. From the Daily sisil,
We learn. tina, ahoUt 0 O'clock. A. NJ I,
The day being Gne. twen,v four Of the
Boys nf the (" Farm School" on Thomp.
sons Island, obtained permis.inn uf tie
Superintendent TO GO on a fishing excur-
sion down The outer harbor in the Srhool
boat accompanied by one Of the teachers,
in whnse Judgment and discretion the
utmost reliance could he placed. They
had fine time Of il, AID remained oni
until about three o'clucx. when they s,att.
ed for home, in the iull CLAW uf youthful
hilari,y. Al ahoul O'Clock. when be
tween Thnmpsnn's Island aud Fort lnde-
pendcnce, the boat was struck hy Jaw
Of wind, and suddenly upset. The scene
IL rerresented by the surviving buys as
terrible in The exucme. Mostol the boys.
and the teacher aud boa,man. wen, dnwn
Immediately; but many Of the boys clung
To the boat until. becoming weary, they
one BY oAe fell OF and found a wa,eiy
grave with thtir companions. When
three only remained cliug,ng til tie boat,
The schooner II. b. Foster, Capt. Foster.
just arrived froA Trinidad, came up and
rescued them. Their names are w. Wal.
lace. F. w. Simonds. aud e. i. Gould.
The following are the names of the
drowned: Thomas Pe,budy, Teacher:
Joshua Cakes, Bnatmsn for the Srhool:
George Chase. Henry NJ. Lane, Stephen
Vose, James Tracy. jeremiah Lynch,
Thomas +. Blake, Patrick Shesn. Jas.
NJ. Chandler. Iienry Lucas, james Fill !
more. William CLARK, Samuel Walker,
Henry Burnham, z. G. White, -
Johnson. Charles Austin, Thomas Dolau,
John Hall. James Walker. Isaac M ,jor,
Abraham Spencer. Bali. Sun.
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WING County Convention.

r. Agreeably TO the resolution adopt
ed at the Wing meeting ON the
23d Of November last, the Wing Conven-
ton will meet in IIillsborough on FRIDAY
Of May Court (the 27th.) for the purpose
Of selecting candidates 10 be run on the
Wing ticket for The next General Assem-
bly,. Those districts in which delegates
have not been appointed, are earnestly
requested 10 hold meetings andmake such
appointments before that time, that full
expression Of The sense Of the party may
be had on that OCCASION.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

TA Wing Meeting will be held al
Capt. Joseph G. Bacon's, on Saturday
The 18th Of May next, for the purpose Of
delegates TO the Wing Conyen-
lion TO be held AT May Court. The citi-
zens generally are requested to attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

]. X. Giddings. reelected a Represen-
talive in Congress from the stale Of Ohio
to Gil tho vacancy caused by his own re-
cent resignation. has again taken his seat
in The House. Ills majority over his OPP
poncni was about three thousand votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

Three thousand persons have signed the
Temperance pledge at Cleveland, Ohio.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
The Fair.

- We lake pleasure in announcing
shal the Ladies nf the Female Beusvolrng
Socisiy inlrnl holding FAIR al he Ma
sonic IlalI on Wednesday, % Nay couri.
fine a5lh inst. Il ! o'clock. Cor the par-
plse % raising money 70 complete he re-
pairs on the Presbyterian Church.
Ths Arporionm-n, Bin has passed the
House Of Representatives; The ratio aiop-
al i one msmser 10 every 5O.I7S Fee
d.rsl PoPaIalioa. n the Senate concur
il this ratio. the House Of Representatives,
VII cansisl Of 3J0 members, Distributed
a. follows:
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Notice.,

4 III persons ia.iehssf,o the sahsstsAss. are
earnestly requested 10 call and scale their
daes immediately
LEMUEL LYNCH.
May 4. 90
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

" We congratulate the Producing Interests oi
the Union on the Reference of so much Of the
Presidents Message as relates to the Tariff TO
the COMMITTEE or MANUTAcrUREs-the test
motion Of Mr.. A,t.r,on to refer it TO the Com
.:ttee Of Ways and Means having first been de-
jeaieA' by vote of 95 TO l04: Yeas, 72 Locos,
23 Wings; Mays 81 Wings, l3 Locos, ten OF
them from Pennsylvania PROTECTION TRl-
,MpHAxr py NINE MAJORITY The Commit
tee on Manufactures consists of sir s,auncll
friends to three opponents Of Protection. See
our Washington Letter.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Y We received the GOVERNORS MESSAGE by the ifS'
Frn,.s, which reached this City last rkat, which was
rsa run by The publisher Of The sun from Albany to Go.
.hep in six hours fron TO F. NJ horseback, and
thence brought this City ~i,h unprecedented speed BY
ra. NEw .YoRKASo Esir RALAa.D COMPANY, withou;
ehars. FOR benefit oi all the "soapers Their
pres. locomotive onehSar eaG eigesn mnutfs
u.ng time tt4retsng tne &c ml,, De wcen Cohen and
Permort in spi,e % many cu,,as and a.ean,s doing
8 miles q tt- d5tsScc lus. m:au.e,. Frcm Permonl II
brought hi- City by II O'clock last evening, by
Capt. sHulTz of the tea,n5oa, U,ca ing the wholr
running time from Albany BY cIrcuous winter route
sght hsurs AID JJtyls. minute. Our thanks en-
pbacaily due The Railroad CoapAny for their fenc.
aud spirited aehievemant.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

TIE LEGISLATURE OF NEw-YoRk convened u
,tlbany at / o'clock yesterday. Lieut.. Gov
bkluisA took tho Chair of the Senate, and the
oath Of office administered to the new Senators
Committees were then appointed to notify the Gov
ernor aud Senate
In the Assembly, the Clerk called to order, aud
Chief Ju,,ice NELSON administered the oath o
Office The House then proceeded to ballot for
Speaker, with the following result:
For LEVI S. CnATrlELp, {Loco) of Otsego - 93
:. GEO. A. SIMMONS, (Whig) Vt Essex. 30
Blanks
Mr.. CnArFIELD was declared duly elected, and,
having been conducted to the Chair by Messrt.
Taylor and Pratt, returned thanks in small Speech
The following subordinate officers (LocoFoco
of course) were then severally elected by MAORI
ties corresponding to that for Speaker, viz:
JouS @. COLE, of Albany, Clerk; AsNER n.
BEARDsLEY, of Seneca, Sergean!at- Arms; ].
". TURNER, Of Oswego, Doorkeeper; GEORGE
VAH DuzER, First assistant Doorkeeper; PLlSY
M. BROMLEY, of 0nondaga, Second do. do. 81
the organization Of the House was completed.
Messrs. DAVIS, OF Rensselaer,, and DANA, OF
Allegany having been appointed Committee 10
ioin one from the senate to wait on the Governor,
and inform him that the Legislature organized
and ready TO receive any communication, Gov.
SEWARD transmitted to both House the following
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

G- For an article on Horizontal Duties, News By
the Mails of yesterday, Notice, OF New Publications
Ci,y News. &c &c. see First Page
II For Fir. s.iwels Report (in coa,nuation) in
favor Of aboishing the Punishment, of Death, see
Last Page,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05


ishn sQ, iizguIity of 50 aggravated q crime. The
Government: OF Great Britain soon aiterwaEd Tor
naly avowed the aggression. and reiterated the
demand for the discharge of the accused Ihc
ate Executive OF the United States. II this new
and morc formal presentation OF the case, con-
cedsd that, according 70 ,ia laws Of natioEs the
posed participation in the aggression. The Pre-
sideni further dacla.sd. that he would direct the
prosecution=;o be discontinued, i i we're pend
ing IN q Federal court. and minated 70 ne, that
if. for wan. oi power or oiner caus= should de-
cine 10 enter I nol!e prosequi ;tl= eiensraL Go
yer..ne ent would provide COUNSEL for The accused
and suggest a removal OF the proceedings INTO
fhe >Upreme=Cou-t at Washington. ia conylc-
ton should 4ceur.
rh--e views were also adopted BY the p.es-ni
Chi@f Masstrats othe 1itea STATES After duc
consideration Uniformed The President thai cow
as before. the subiect seemed 10 me to belong to
the judicial tribunals o this STATE. and submitted
that their proceedings oughtnot 10 oe eInbaIraSs-
ed b; ang nterposltion either OF th- F-deIal or
State authorities The accused appeared on
la5aas corpus before the Sapreme Cour,=snd
chal!engedits iursdlclion, upon the ground nam
tanned bv Great s3fi;aln ana conceded by ;he Iy-
ecutive Of tn Jnted STATES, but the pea w.s
ovsrruIad. and tile prisoner having been remand
"A ,.o,,,rf,,r -n-e1,i,.-
and having proved an abb, |ras acquitted In
,.,,;,aI ,,;zi ssr,scisl IL =, =
maintain ih4 dgnity=ot the S;att, The case &C
qGi!rd additional importance from thegfeTe ques
ton Unconstitutional lna international law winch
| Iit#involved It#becaIae subject Of isG5slatlvs
debate in London and Washington as weil as IN
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I Il E 7 r + 4 IN E..
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1912

Dh hLARrsEa's LrcruR.s "A few copi's of No. II o
the W eek t.ihcne CONTAINING the Fifth and Sixth Lee
.u'cs OF he rS: .t,l for sale at thIs Office AZ
so. No 10 ~sicn the last Lecture of the first
re. and ir.. Lecture @! the second A,o NO
second s:ries The Weakly Of Saturday mex; VIII coz
;oID two three, il all the remsping ones o. I'M
course Fsr'on. applying esry for No 10 ane 10 -"
Inas be able 20 oL;a -. second series cofnple'e'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

u We received our copies of the hessaee IRON
Albany little past O'Clock this morning .; '"'
Red Bird Lie Of States. Our thanks nFe cue 10 our
r,auds Of the Evsnrg g Journal for their attention.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

|
twenty-five years. all OF whom were pardonrd
after terms averaging five years and two months,
except those who escaped, thirty-,wo who dieo,
of whom twen,y-iour did not reach that average
period. and twenty-five now in prison, OF whom
fourteen have not Yet been confined SO long
term The average of limited sentences, is four
years and eight months
Although more 1900 persons arc annually
confined IN our county jalls those penl,enuares
often exhibit scenes revolving 10 humanity; and
many youthful prisoner, instead OF beng sub
jected TO Il salutary discipline, becomes NOR
| depraved indulge hope that this interesting
subject, So often fruiieSsly submitted 10 the L.
g!slature, will receive your enlightened conside-
ration.
The administration of justice has encountered
many and novel difficulties. The she1lh ot Al.
bany has been obliged 10 call=iorth the armed
power o; his county IN executing civil process;
Executive nterposi,ion has been invoked 10 sup.
press riotous disturbances IN The counties OF
| Rensselaer, and Schenectady unreEUied efforts
have failed 10 bring 10 light The perpetrators OF
an appalling crime in the vicinity OF lhe city OF
| New York and high offenders, who maintained
respectable reia,i ons. have escaped. n some III
stances. after arrest These incidents suggest
INQUIRIES whether the efficiency OF the police
might not be improved, and whether the nprnbtr
OF magistrates authorized 10 accept bail and dis
charge on hsbeas corpus, has no; been lElprorl-
dently enlarged. a subject OF Great Britain who.
for several years. pursued a desperate enterprise
OF bringing on border wariare,by crimes whc
caused him 10 be prescribed in both countries
was, with extraordinary efforts, and after lrrlia-
ting delays, brought 10 justice.
The deten,ion of another British subject, VINO.
having come voluntarily into The county OF Mag
ara, was held 10 ,nsweF an indic1men, for mur-
der committed al Schlosser IN 1887, was maze
a cause OF complaint by the British Minis
Ter to the President of the United States. on
the ground tha. the aggression was an act Of
public force committed under authority OF Her
Msies,ys Government. The then President
HAVING decided that the subject belonged 10 the
ludicia! jurisdiction OF this State, and that ms IN
terpos,ion was moi required by any princlpie o:
reason, justice or international law, and having
communicated that decision to me, expressed
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05


hundred and eighty-hree miles 10 Batavia, wtil,
in another year, be extended TO Buffalo. OBJ
yloasy do the growing relations between New
York and the States around her, contribute TO thr
general prosperity, that we can not but indulge
hope that more distant communities, with winch
We are equally allied, will not find themselves III
tmately constrained by tear OF exposure OF theli
peculiar Institutions or other causes 10 adopt, II.
regard 10 Us, such al opposite policy OF annoyance
and alienation, as they seem now TO appfehend,
may De necessary
The progress of civilization is always indicated
by the condition Of those interior commanlca-,
lions, by means OF which political and social re-
latlons are formed, supplies exchanged, and de
fence established. In;erna! lmproy menl is only
an improvement OF such facilities, and maniestly
includes not less, at an advanced stage Of a couE.
ry, The construction OF "a ways between rnpot.
ant positions Tor commerce or defence, and Of
artificial channels between naYgable .atcr,
than, al ea!llcr periods an extension OF coElElen
roads@Thc benefceut results OF such improve
menI present themselves on every SIDE; and yet
our facilities OF communication are incomplete
and insufficient To rende, them more perfect,
so as 10 Increase their usefulness, and 10 extend
them into regions partially or wholly denled their
benefits, and thus remove Inequalities OF local ad.
vantage, and produce harmony and mutual atiec-
ton, ls our established policy ZWnl-e i, lnvaces
no rights and promotes the convenience OF al, II
visits with peculiar bsneticence citizens Of haAi-
bic circumstances and assduous industry, md!
rectly augmenting and actively distributing cepl-
ta, diminishing the necessity Tor It's use, and II.
duciag the cost OF subsistence and exchange, arc
g. The same time bringing leisure aud facilities for
Intellectual enjoyment, and permitting all, IL;
stead of the few, TO go abroad on rrrands OF iu-
quiry, interest, duty and affection Ii is thus thai
internal improvement contributes TO smel!ora,e
the condition OF society and establish the swa,
of democratic power Although II has been sup.
posed presumpluous and lr.ever.nt 10 disturb Nd.
lural monuments Ind divert tributary streams.
better opinions now prevail, and there is much
reason for believing thar We cannot more accept
ably manifest becoming sense of the benefi.
cence with which or lot has been cast than +,
Improving TO the greatest extent, and with be
neTolent purposes, resources and advantages per.
mired TO Be enjoyed only BY means OF efforts
conducive TO our own happiness.
But the opposition which this policy sacoun.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-03
se,,ence of the Prize-Fighters.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
wrrr Plains, Saturday mo

Correspondence OF The Trbune
WHITE PLAINS, Saturday morning.
Judge RueeLEs this morning passed the SEN
tence OF the law on the parties convicted of man
slaughter in causing the death of Thomas Mccoy,
as follows
JAMES Sullivan alas YANKEE Sullivan to
the State Prison for two years.
JoHs McCLusKEY to the County Jail for eight
months, and to pay the sam Of $500.
JAMES Kgs:ErT to the County Jail for four
months, and TO pay a fine of 5000.
WATSON SIMMONS, the negro who was convicted
of al assault on farmers daughter, to the State
Prison for FIVE years.
ALBERT HAMILTON, convicted of urglary, to
the State Prison for fve years.
The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-03
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NAV obtained the Desk this morning contains The
Fifth and Skin Lectures Doctor Smith Geology
Rev Mr.. Perry's Lecture Texas Parkers Fifth Dis
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Thanksgiving Can Loco Focosn retain its Sway in the
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~ Persons wishing Tie Tribune left at tbeif res. ,
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II A Gard to the Pubiic.-The attention OF the
undersigned having been repeatedly called to notice In
the Sun newspaper published by Moses Y. Beach, nwhich
the undersigned is requested to call at 81 Nasausuee
meaning the Sub Office and pay the rent for bis offices &C.
which the undersigned considers highly Injurious to BIN
and belous he deems his duty to state that said notice
inserted by Y Beach on his account; that he does
in justice Beach, any other person,
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and pay all fair claims against him. presentation al bis
office, 6i John.s,reet EPENETUS C. GRAY.
Nev.yoa, Nov 70 Ia42 0 d2l'
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LIFE IN SWEDEN.

u HEnry Mowitts New Work, entitled THE
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the Swedish, has just been published in double ocASo
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wonderful skill and force The story Is which cannon
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We therefore hesitate not TO recommend 1t warm
ly to the lovers OF good morals
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GENTL.EMEN

u May obtain a, wholesale prices, an outh. OF
able Scarfs CravsH Stocks Byron and other Co'ai 1,
ers and Wrappers, Cloth, Velvet and Fur Zap, .-.,
las, kc. at the wholesale establishment iS' "a n.
corner of Cedar. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-03

~ ,t .s,,,. amer mutt he sent in by 10 o'clock
'y on5 pnbi;caton ofce is not open on sun
Tha rs., for advertising view of tae extensive
,,,;o Of this paper very reasonable, ana IN al!
czses are payable In advance.