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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-23
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
appointment 06ies, April 10, lsi3.
SR: You are charged with being at heart op.
posed 10 the present Administration and lis mea-
sures-with uniting secretly in the plans and
participating in the meetings Of the enemies Of
the President of the United States-and also with
being interested in the establishment Of polit.
cal newspaper; and your removal from office is
solicited upon these grounds.
The Postmaster General iostruets me TO in
form you Of the above charges, in order that you
may have an opportunity to explain.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. BRYAN
Postmaster, Princeton, Nsr Jersey.
Both Of the above persons were removed
from Office within few days after the date
of these letters, without regard to denisls
aud explanations which were (in one Of the
cases a, least) promptly, offered.
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Posr oFFrcE DEPARTMENT,

Sra: You are charged with being exceedingly
hostile to the President and his measures and
that you and Guraon Chapman were "at the
Wing meeting or caucus got up in Norwich oy
the friends of Nj. Clay in opposition TO Demo-
cracy and the present Administration of the Gen.
eral Government; at which time and place his
Excellency John Tyler, the President of the L.
niled States, was denounced in no measured
terms"
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN A. BRYAN,
Cd Assistant Postmaster General
SAMUEL NJ. DowSER, ESQ,
Postmaster, NoririeA, Conn.
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character of such language as this; though,
were j, otherwise, the removals from office,
in different departments Of Government,
which are daily taken place for opinions
sake, would leave no shadow Of doubt upon
the true Interpretation to be gwen to L.
We shall not nov set ourselves TO work TO
catalogue these cases Of prescription. But,
TO place our readers in possession Of the
avowed motives of such removals, by which
the public offices are converted into inquis-
iiions Of the most odious character, and the
Offices ofthe Government come to be public.
ly advertised as rewards to spies and inior-
mers, we annex two samples Of the sort OF
missives directed from enc Of the Depart.
menis 10 those public officers whose remoy.
al is already determined upon:
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fIIT OF HFF-WWUNV, " WII
Thin day personally sppeared 5f.e5 4
Alderman fof the Gifts of Rirhmoa2, l1@ y
Bora. gho made oa,A ihEt ~ he tar'' q
10 the foregoing communication arc Hi-i.'s-
AID literally true
Given under NY hand and seal tbs 20 Z
May. 1913
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DI ED.

sndien!y on Friday, 9th inst Six Elliot Higgins N s
OIL year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance also tie members o. r
Mechanic Lodge and the order generally invited 70 a.
tend his funeral from HI: late residence. NJ 253 Henry 81 ."
SUNDAY afternoon al O'clock without farther Ia
Wifi Of Peer Aynar, aged II years.
r., Thursday morning 5t inst aged years, Thomas sou
Thomas and Letta Gardner
AT ceFmont The residence Of Hon E Liying''9n, %
the h inst, George Clinton OF Dr. Stephen
and grandson of the late George Clinton VICE President
the United States.
AT her residence in Rhnebeck Dutchess Co, on sanGi.
lst inst Mrs Leah Begh re!ict Of The lac Capt
Bergh, in her 18th yeaf
AT Mobile from the oath to the 9th ut of yeo" ies. a
Frederick Colwel, Mrs Beard Thos W CHRISTIAN gs
ney infant OF James RYAN, Daniel shea Mrs John Kfe,
John Burnside Samuel Aud Gate Of Ne~Yok feasiS
Ramon Alfredo Robert Gyes, Patrick Raugh james rrI
Mss Huratts Holmes, Augustus Kennedy Geo M "
bell, VIM Lorgen, Richard Oakleythe last three u
sumption.
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Boarding School-Irvins Institute-Repor;
OF the Committee OF Examination

ne Undersigned having BY nva,ion attended thu semi.
annual examination Of the Irving Institute take pleasure in
certifying to It's numerous patrons and the public gene
raj that the school continues the extensive and in.
creasus patronage which 1t receives.
The examination has occupied three day,s embraced
great variety Of branches literature and science and has
been well sustained by the pupils. The Committee feel ,b
theE would do injustice their convictions were rbev
TO refrain from expressing their confidence in this as
among the best OF literary institutions which
send their children TO be educated
Although as Committee inspection has extended ONLY
to the mental requirements of the pupils yet living as mos,
OF do in the immediate vicinity of the school We ko,v
that the physical and moral welfare of the youth are amended
10 with much socirnde and faithnlness and tia. the re
'traning influence of family discipline and government, ,s
great preservation youthful virtue is az eec,pal
ed here as heperhaps be from under the paerra, o
Inc Location Of the school TOO has much 10 recommend
1t It is IN the midst of quiet temperate and religions
by natural scenery peculiarly Grand
and picturesque, within the distance of short walk 70
places OF worship belonging four different DENOMINATIONS
81 onFlsans-ssh opportunities Of access from the city
twice every day. Signed
Rev. GEORGE DuBo1s DR. Iox n sc.,,
Rev. J. W. 3. Woop, C,v. po.ror r.o
eaP'- - sLiDELL MAxEszIE, NArHAsIEL BAYLgs, ESQ.
IsHytown, Sept %, lsi3
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Commercia, and Money Matters.

The bears the ascendant Just now ard the iancisso
are radna'iy dropping illinois fell off . per cent; India
IA Z; kea'aesy i Ohio /; Farmers Loan Il; Harlem %
Canton !! Government aud New York stocks are firm and
wanted for investment
There Is not much activity in bills The best Sterling
can be had al 81 French SIS. On A!abama, funds are
scarce and wanted Il.
The parcel OF notes OF the Dry Dock Bank which was lei,
IN an omnibus bya clerk of the Bank has been oand hsv
Ing been taken care of By the driver
Account OF tolls received all the canals of this State,
aad OF the oekases al Aexandeis lock- three miles west of
Schenectaiy, 10 the Isl Oct
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The Contest I'm New-Jersey.


The Canvass in NewJersey snow fairly opened and in
the First Second and Fourth Congressional Districts with
great animation. In the Fourth District the Locos are
moving every thing available. besides coming down upon us
with the Money Power like avalanche. Men are ap
preached begged entredted threatened A true Wing was
wayad by these harpes and all of arguments were
used with him. Failing in this the gold protfered -
NO, responded the hearted Wing; 1T that
under personal obligations Mr. Kirkpatrick but let
say you that he does possess gold enough buy
There s specimen Of Jersey Blue learned ysster
day chapter the history OF the tangled Demo-
cracy fearing those who will take the filthy lu
They swear the victims full performance Of the
bond THIS IS suppose, version OF the largest lib
In New-ersey the Locos only hope by
lecnS candidates of great wealth TO corrupt the poor.
Iu First District, DR.. Wales Wing will probably be
elected by some 400 majority In the Second the
desperate The gold is floating abundance and
the dead of Tylersm resusctated. Our
friends active and will trust elect Gen Trick The
Third the dark spot of NewJerey where the schoolmss-
should be abroad In own the Fourth there some
real Tennessee timber among the Wings and will Try for
victory In the Fifth the Wing stronghold) am sorry
say, friends divided between Mesrs Kinney and
Wright The Locos will give their the latter hop
ing divide the Wings in the Of '4a vain
effort. Old Essex will up Cor Henry CLAY and a
Protective Tariff by nothing sho,t of 1000 majority
Yours, JERSEY Blue.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The New-York Tribune.


PHrLADELPHlA Oct. 6-P. NJ.
FnoM BARBApoEs-Bv the arrival Of the barque Hope,
Capt Johns last evening dates Sept. ii have been
ceived from Barbados. The market stocked with
American Produce and prices declining Flour only
commanded So IS per barrel Corn Meal duty paid SO So;
Navy and Pilot Br, al So so. Pork selling by
tall S3 per barrel; Goldfish, 81. Mackare No 3, s. IS
Exchanges improving 81 so per being obtained for 60
day sterling bills There no Newly ork vessels In port
when the n. sailed.
From RIO GRAsDE.-The brig Delaware Capt Mercier,
arrived yesterday afternoon 81 days from Rio Grande
There political intelligence Of moment
Government OF Brazil still continued in the interior, and
rendered themselves very troublesome at times They
unable stand conflict with the Government troops
tain defeat being to overtake them Hides selling
l03 II cents per pound on board Salt with duy of
20 per cent. sold 20 per bushel The Delaware
brings full cargo Of hides and horns.
a NOBLE PREsENr.-The Wings Of Philadelphia are
about doing the handsome thing towards noble Wing
subscription paper containing 400 slgners was shown
me this morning with the of dollar, marked paid
opposite name the purpose Of obtaining and present.
ns pair of silver pitchers to JAMES c. JOKES Coz arnor Of
Tennessee compliment his ndomabe exetons the
Wing his State thereby securing the oiy
the Senate Of the United States II is believed upwards
OF 5000 Will be subscribed.
TRIAL FOR M,SsLAUGHTER.-The trial Of Charles Bill.
deback and John Lloyd the Captain and Pilot of the
boat Pioneer charged with causing the death Of Thomas
Clifton, on the 10th of July last by running down a
small boat which he fishing the River Delaware
yesterday in the Court Of Sessions and had
clued fifteen minutes after four O'Clock this afternoon
when the charge the Jury delivered by Judge Parsons.
Ii appeared favorable the defendants
TIE TYLER DISNER-About 800 persons participated in
the dinner given Robert Tyler yesterday evening" by the
Repealers Of Philadelphia. Robert upon being toasted
made very fair speech, according TO report.
SrocK SALxs.A fair smcun: Of business transacted
Stock Market to-day particularly in Pennsylvania
Elves, which finn at 81 6l!, with sales exceeding
900 at the fist board State Skies stood 6 with
bidders. Pennsylvania Bank sold 1863 Vicksburg 81
City Elves declined l, selling at loll
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MARRIED.

On Friday evening, BY the Rev Mr. Hatfield, Alf Johs
GaAUDY 10 Miss ELIZABETH MArHEn all Of this city.
On ThursdayevenIng, st Peters Church BY the he'
DR. Pise William Dillon, Esp TO Miss Cathe'ne McDe'
mott, all ofthis city
On the 9Th, ST Peters Church. in the city of Abaayy
by the Rev DR. Potter Rev Ferdinand Waite, Of New si
io[d Conn to frances Henrietta Nchosou daughter oil
W Dsugherty, Esq, Of the city Of New York.
male Jesse Johnson Elizabeth p daughter Of Abraha"
Beach
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DsEADFUL DEATH.-The body OF an Irishman
was found Yesterday morning in the old quarry below the
dy dock, deadiay mutiated by fall from the bank above
lie was on Sunday afternoon sleeping il. the lumber
yard on the bank above the quarry aud i supposed
the shower on Sunday evening having aroused HIM he walked
the rocks beasath. His neck was broken and his he.d
dTeadfully shattered by the fall. 81 Louis Repub
u Demas Adams, EEsq., late Z. s. Marshal
for Ohio has recovered ve:dct c $4,000 against Samuel
NJ n Medary, roprietors and publishers Of the States
man, ;" in action for libel
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l@ The Anniversary CeIebra1on..!.h.. mi.
der Of the Sous Temperance VIII celebrate first
vetsary ondaY Oct 1885, the occasion viii e ssr
In full tega there will be Grafton and other appopi
exercises in the evening at the H a
will form AT o'clock NJ IN Canal street, the rgt on ii -
son. and through the following streets: up Hndson
CIakson through Glarson to Carmn though Cr =, cba,,
ham, through Chatham Nassau through Nassau 10 fuitGa
through Fulton 10 Broadway ny Broadway ths
AT the Tabernacle the doors W III be open o'clock IL
ALEX. YOUNG. P. w. r. Grand Marshal
F. w, WOLF w. p Aids
o5 Ats OK. JOHNSON, W.P,
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MISUNDERSTANDING reported for The Tribune.

T
ASHES-Holders firm for Pots at s4.43t 49, in
consequences of which there but little doing The sales
hear of reach only so bbls S43s with few bbls at
s443i Pearls have been in coed enquiry and 900 bbls
have been taken at S53ll
COTTON There is mole doing to day, and the sales
reported 1900 1900 bbls Of which 1000 said
be for France The stock 30 coo A. GOO bales The
feeling of the market heavy but the full results of the
BY the Acadia yet bs ascertaned We quote
follows, although sass made in lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The Wing Triumph in MARYLAND.

The returns by the Southern Mail this morn.
ng are sufficient to place the fact that the Whiss
lave triumphed gloriousy in Maryland beyond all
loubt. They have swept the State, thoroughly
vith heavy vote on both sides, and after a mos,
,iigorous and spirited canvass The following ia.
lie of the Delegates elected comprises all the re-
suits reported by the American:
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u A party of fourteen young ladies and sew
eal gentlemen at St James, n B. while cranberry
petition few days since attempted
raft When an the middle Of the stream the raft parted and
young lady named FrazeT drowned The others
were saved
u An Irish servant girl was recently instant
y killed at s., Louis by the careless discharge OF pistol by
German boy boarding in The house where she lived !,
supposed 20 b unloaded,
" The New-Orleans Bee says that sickness
prevails grea, The Parisha: of A,akapas and
Opeiousa Lafayette, ST. Landry and ST. Mary The Avoy
ees correspondent of the franklin atakp Banner says
fatal disease has broken in that Parish. Il is some.
thing similar the Cholera and re most yalushs
inhabitants of Asoyelles hars already fallen victims
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for lour Is with
material change from yesterday. Most Of the
large receivers endeavorng obtain S443 but the
sales generally made Sd and cd off We heard OF
parcel of 1000 bbls. Geneee sold 4a7t Michigan and
Ohio sold 37 considerable Sales Of eco bbs
round Ohio avorte brand for shipment 49, The demand
is not large the buyers being numerous, and
some holding off for still lower For New Or
leaps of store, 3S7 ST. the quotation Georgetown
aud Brandywine held AS but other grades
be had lower Sales 500 bbls. Richmond Country at
$50, and part shade higher. About 200 bbs City Mills
sold 4623. There is inquiry for Rye Flour 2Sl
2S7I; superfne North River, 1871. Jersey Meal is
moderate request 2sl 2s7t; Brandywne, ISL and
Sl3 cash. Shorts 81 scarce and Ship Stus plenty at
SIC. Raw Meal 100 106ic; Yellow and White bol,ed,
| 10 1872, and dull
GRAIN-A farther sale Of 1900 bushels new Gencsee
Wheat has been made 94c which leaves little
cept We did not hear of bushel of Rye Corn
sold to-day excepting 1900 bushels Jersey, terms did
not learn The former offered Coo delivered. The
quotation for Conis 81 &c for North River. Oats
before quoted, IS 26}, very abundan, and dali
WHISKY-There is continued good demand, and &c.
offered or parcels arrive Drudge sells freely 23c
HAY-The demand for shipment has been good and yes
terday and to-day 1000 bales aud upwards have been taken
mostly 81 40c delivered The supply large there
being 5000 to 1000 bales atloat.
transactions. Clover is nomiually g. Timothy sl4
1880. FIaSseed would not bring $50 per terce.
OlLS-We notice farther sales Of ESQ bbls Crude Whale
a, 3Sc and 600 do for home 37c to be taken New
London Crude Sperm has advanced in New Bedford TO IS
Soc Linseed is lower selling in lots 76a 7Sc ot
of ~ 600 bbls Palm Oil sold considerable advance on
the sale, part for export.
WHALEBONE-Farthe. sales for export have been
made Of $4,000 lbs. +5c cash. ard 1900 lbs. for home
at something higher.
FEATHERS-We notice sales of 5000 lbs ordinary live
geese Soc. cash The stock is small.
MOLASSES-A cargo of Cuba, some $50 hhds has been
taken in lots by the trade 2lc. mos.
COCOA-Sales for expor. have been made Of 600 bags
Para at 50 SIC, short price.
RICE-The stock is large and prices have downward
tendency The sales the week only ESQ tcs at $50
Isl ], together with small parcel new at So
CANDLES-A sale Of 500 bys. Stearine has been made
a, 25c.
COPPER-We notice sale OF IS cases sheahing at 22c
NOS
INDIGOLat auction, to-day, 20 ceroons Indigo sold at
81 He, and :; do Manila at 40 a SIC.
LEATHER-At auction sale on Thursday the fol.
lowing prices obtained Good, niddlng and light
weights, Isl l64; weights 33 IS; good damaged
l3 l3Ic.
PROVISIONs-Pork is steady at so II, but not a
great deal doing We notice sales 400 bbs at these rates
In Beef hear Of nothing doing. There has been large
demand for bbl Lard and sales of 1912 bbls
&C. and about $50 do at 81 53c. Kegs are neglected We
have change 10 notice Butter Ci.esp
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CoNNEcrIouT.-The n. II. Herald has heard
from &c towns which have been carried by the
Wings at the late election, of which four were
gains, and AZ, carried by the Locos, with one
gain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

DREADFUL ExPLosloN.-Thc Albany Evening
Journal contains an account OF terrible explo-
sion in powder mill at High Falls, about seven
miles from CatSkill. 1t occurred on Wednesday
afternoon at about ) O'Clock There were sir
persons in the building at the time OF the explo-
SION all Of whom were bLO,cn to atoms! Some
800 kegs Of powder are said TO have been in the
mill when the accident occurred. The foreman
was indisposed, and the person having charge of
the packing and drying house is supposed to have
been intoxicated The report Of the explosion
excited considerable alarm at Catski many per-
sons taking 1t ioran earthquake. a similar acct
dent occurred at this place three or four years
ago, when four persons were killed.
The Argus OF yesterday adds the names OF tie
persons killed, as follows: John Cash, II. Nor
cult, Virgil Lown, = Hotchkiss a son of
Charles Cash y years of age, and Swiss,
whose name was not learned. The largest part
OF body that has been found is the leg OF man
from the foot to the knee.
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The following stocks sold a, Boston

The following stocks sold az Boston -
IS shares New England Bank, : per ct. adv. TO pax.
81 Is fremont Bank, sst per CT
"a {" State Bank, S57 56s pc. share Of CO.
80 /" Traders Bank, s43 per CT.
% American Bank, ST per share
10 +" Hancock Bank, business closed, no, offered.
S % Granite Bank, SSt per CT.
u Suffolk lns Co. IA per CT adv
. Atlas ms. Co: So, per share.
Boston and Lowell RI, IS: per ct adv
{. Massachusetts Bank no bid
S Granite Bank.
II f" City Bank SSt per CT.
10 Atlantic Bank COZ per CT
10 f" North Bank, So per CT.
) g Eagle Bank, par.
20 Z" Freemens Bank, per CT. adv
80 1" Merchants Bank, 3 per CT. adv.
Is " Western Railroad ADVANCED, 20 sold, so per CT
offered A; the same price Tot sold.
81 4" Market Bank sold az S6a} per shar- of 20.
Certificates Massachusetts, Sterling Bonds s2sO each
interest coupons attached, l. Ter adv.
The Portland Banks have declared the following
nual dvdends-Cana per cent; Casco per cent; Msr
chants per cent; Bank Cumberland per cent; Manu-
acturers and Traders Bank Il per cent, and II per share
Trust Fund
The Cohaune, Bank Taunton, is winding up
The Marine Bank Of Baltimore has declared
dividend of per cent.
John Jenkins Esq Falmouth elected President of
the Falmouth Bank, in place OF the Hon. Elijah Swift re.
signed.
Two notes for S. puporting be the Mechanic Bark
of Baltimore, aud the Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore
offered in Philadelphia Monday They appear be
altered notes.
The Rochester Democrat speaks avoraby of the
Of that place =
Since the opening OF navigation business has been daily
improving. Our merchants have done fair business
mechanics busy engaged. Our Banks have beer
liberal in their discounts, and there appears be difficult
~ getting good Legitimate business paper cashsd On,
thing tina, has helped business community muc is tbs
increased circulation of city Banks January last
which the following statements will show:
CIRCULATION IN JAN, 1913.
City Bank. Monroe. Rochester. Commercial Total.
ll459s go 447. 81 ,679 rs, lS2. .3i4 ,2ct
CIRCULATION AUG, lS43.
loo lis. o3l 403. si,065. l03 9Sl. 675 so
We noticed Detroi, gentleman in city yesterday
making for Michigan wheat to be ground here thu
fall The reputation of Rochester flour makes il the adyan
age for wheat dealers employ mers TO d>
their Touring.
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The Wing gains so far are t,co in Anne Alun-
del, four in Baltimore City, t,co in Frederick t,rO
in Montgomery, one in Carroll-making total
oain of eIeren. Besides these there is reported
Wing gain of one in Allegany, and one in Wash.
ington County, balanced by the loss of tro in Ce-
Gil county.
Last year the Loco Foco majority in the House
was tweve-the Wings having IS and the Lo-
COS II. The Wing gain OF eleven delegates
makes difference Of 22-so that if the Coun-
ties remaining to be hearo pom stand as lastyear,
the Wing majority in the new House will be ten
The American looks for Wing gains in several
of the counties yet to be heard from. Without
any farther changes, however, the result now as
certancd-the Senate being also Wing by ma
joritv of tive-wiIl secure the election of a Wing
e. S. Senator for the ensuing SIX years, and like
wise lust division OF the State into Congress
sional Districts.
GEORGIA EfEcrIoN.-An election was held in
Georgia on Monday last for a Governor OF the
State, two Representatives in Congress to supply
vacancies. and for Members of the State Legisla-
ture. We have received no returns except from
Richmond County, where the Wings have sue.
ceeded in carrying their entire ticket by MAORI
ties Of from $50 to 300 votes, which is gain
over last wear Of tco members in the Legislature.