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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
CONGRESSIONAL,

The Oregon debate is dragging its slow
length along in the Senate, and when it will
terminate. We cannot say. The Union thinks
it will be brought to close towards the end
of this week. On the LIST inst, MIR. Benton
made speech in favor of Compromise, and
endeavored TO prove that under the treaty of
Utrecht, the line was run along the 49th paral-
lei to the Pacific. On the next day, Mr.. Cass
replied warmly, and we think successfully,
denying this position. Almost every Sena-
tor 10 Congress has now given his views on
the question, and we cannot see the use OF
postponing final action.
10 the House, on the Cd inst, the vote was
taken on the Sub-Treasury Bill, when it was
passed by a vote Of l22 for, and Sc against it.
At the latest dates from Washington. the
Cumberland Road Bill was under dis
cussion in the House Of Representatives. The
Tariff Bill has not been vet reported to the
House. Beyond this, little Of general impor-
lance has been done.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
TTNrrED STATES OF AMERlCA-Di.-

NTTED STATES OF AMERlCA-Di.-
u t;ct of North- Cdrofna- District of Cape
Fcar-M Admirohty.-Wm. Murch, for himself
and others, u.s. brig Pnta, her tackle, apparel, fur
niture and cargo. An
Whereas, William Mnrch. Master MSuzv-aso-
E. S. Powell as well for hinssef as also Oh be-
half of the owners and crew Of said schooner hath
exhibited his Libel in the District Court Of the u
nited States for the District of Cape Fear, in the
District of North Carolina. stating, alledgng and
propounding, that q certain brig called the Pnta,
was found dereliet, on the high seas, and was
brought into the port Of Wilmington in the Dis
trict Aforesaid, by the said William Murch and the
crew of the said schooner E. s. POWELL ana pray
ing that reasonable and proper compensation for
their said salvage services together with their
pepscs in that behalf sustained. should be decreed
by the Honorable the Court aforesa id, to be due
to said Lbellants and praying further that process
IN due form of law according to the course Of said
court In causes of Admiralty and maritime arsdic-
ton might Issue against said brig Pinta, her tack
lie, apparel and furniture, with the cargo laden
therein, wheresoeser the same may be found, and
that the same may be condemned And whereas
the Judge Of the District Court for the District
aforesaid, hath ordered and directed, that ah per-
sons concerned, be cited and intimated to appear
OF the court 10 be held for the District aforesaid in
Wilmington, on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in April, 1916 andsshow cause, If any
they have. why judgment should not pass pray
ed. In obedience to said order and direction, do
hereby peremptoriIy cite and admonish, all per-
sons whatever, having pretending to have any
right title interest claim, in to the said brig
Pnta her tackle, apparel and furniture, orthe car
go laden en- board said brig, belled against as a.
foresaid, to be and appear at the time and place
foresaid before the court aforesaid and also to at
tend upon every session and sessions to be held
there and from thence, until defnitive sentence
shall be read and promulgated in the said business
inclusively ifany of them shall think it their duty
SO to do; to hear. abide and perform all and singu-
lar such judicial acts as are necessary and by law
required to be done and expedited in the premises:
and further to do and receive what unto law and
justice shall appertain, under the pain Of the law
and the contempt thereof; the absence and COM
tumacy Of them and every Of them Notwithstanding
WESLEY JONES,
Marshal of the District of North Carolina.
by JERE. NICHOLS, D. NJ.
Wilmington, n. e., April 9th. ls4s. 30-4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

ALBERT ]. TIRRELL.-Our readers will re.
collect, that the murder of Mrs. Bickford, in
Boston, some months since. created a good
deal Of excitement: a man by the name OF
TirrelI, suspected of committing the foul deed
was pursued by the Police officers of Boston
and New York, to New Orleans, and there
captured and brought back to Boston fc. trial.
After a long and tedious trial, the Jury return.
ed verdict of not guilty, alledging that the
proof was not clear enough to warrant his
conviction. He is still in prison, and will be
tried for arson, as he attempted to fire the
house, after cutting his paramour's throat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
WILMINGTON MARKET-ADril Q,


NAVAL STORES-But very little Tur.
pentine has arrived since our last report. and
some OF the disiilleries are idle for the want
of it. The last sales were made at % SO Tor
old soft. and 81 IS for hard, a small lot of
Virgin-this years running, was sold at 81.
Tar has receded from previous quotations to
81 80, at which price sale was made on
Monday. No transactions in Spirits Turpen.
tine.
LUMBER e. TIMBER.-We have the
same remark to make to-day, that we made
last week, with respect to the above articles
of produce;- that is, the market is we'll sup
piled, and sales are exceedingly dull. There
is no demand for lumber. We leave our ano.
tatlons with very little variation but at the
same time downward tendency prevails.
CORNING arrivals.
HAY-2O0 bales Eastern Hay sold at 81
per cwt. Store price 81 Is.
LIME-5O0 casks arrived-mostly sold at
81 l24.
MOLASsES-Dull-sales at 90 a el3c.
in lots.
MACKEREL-A small 10, No. 3 arrived
sold at -.
SACK SALT-50 sacks sold this week at
81 Is, lots from store held at 81 80, demand
slack.
LIQU0RS-A sale of go barrels N. E..
Rum at 30c.-7O bbls. Rectifed Whiskey at
s5c.-Apple Brandy no sales-supply not
large al. auction sold at 35 cents, (sale
stopped.
BAC0N.-Market well supplied with N.
G., and prices firm at our quotations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

According to promise. We publish this week
Mr.. Leaks Circular. We are perfectly will
ling that the Democratic party of these re-
gions should read it. We know that this
ire-brand which Mr.. Leak has attempted to
throw into our camp. will be looked upon in
it's proper light by the party generally. This
attempt to distract the harmony Of tie party,
cannot, II persisted in, but be injurious to Mr..
Leak; and we are sure that, as soon as the
gentleman gets over his "excitement," he
will think so himself, and act accordinglY.-
We do not desire to say any thing harsh of
any man; but really think the course pur-
sued by MIR. Leak to be entirely unjusti6able,
and frousht with evil to himself and the party
with which he acts. What MIR. Leak Car
promise himself, we cannot conceive. Il
mere notoIiety lis object!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
DIED.

In this town. on Friday night the Sd inst. Of
scarlet fever, William Absalom. aged years. ~
months, and 8. days, only son of Mr.. Alfred Ia
Price. publisher of the Journal.
In this town, on the 5th inst. of scarlet fever,
James Ward, eyed years and days, son OF Mr..
Abram Baker, deceased. &C. 4z-S.
On Buker's Greek, Bladen county. on the 2sth
ut.. David Gillespie, SON Of r. S. Gillespie, Esq,
aged Is years.
In Lumberton, on the 2lst u!t., Mr.. b. w. Full.
Ter.
Tn Robeson county, on the 26th ult., Mrs. Mar
garet McNair, consort Of Duncan McNair, in the
3Oth year Of her age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

BALTIMORE PAcKET.-On Tuesday evening
last, ;he first Packet schooner Of this new
line arrived in Wilmington, after passage o
Is days from Baltimore. Her owners have
called her the Fayetteville. She is, say those
who are judges in such matters, a beautiful
little craft of 1873 tons burden. She is, like
all the Baltimore built schooners, built sharp,
with raking mnsts, and looks as if she could
outsail the Flying Dutchman." We hope
the enterprising projectors of this enterprise
may realize an ample return for their ca pital
Invested. We learn she brings a full and
valuable FREIGHT on this, her first trip.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

MExIeo.-The last advlces fom this UNI
happy country, are of more importance than
any we have had for some time. From the
New Orleans Picayune Of the LIST inst, we
make the following summary:
The U. s. Brig Somers, which arrived at
Pensacola on the 29th IN, after passage Of
nine days from Vera Cruz, brings dates from
that place up to the Goth, and from the City
af Mexico up 10 the l4th. The most fmpor-
tant item of intelligence which the Somers
brings, is the final refusal of the Mexican cab
met to receive Mr.. Slidell IN the capacity Of
| Minister Pleni potentiary, with full powers !;
but at the same time, expressed its willing.
ness to receive him as a Commissioner to set
tie the Texas business. Mr.. SIidell, it was
said, had demanded his passports, and would
leave for the United States near the 25th ult.
1t is said that Mexico has pursued this Singh
lar course towards the United States, under
the hope and expectation that rupture would
take place between this country and Great
Britain, and that then she would break with
the former. We would not be surprised if
she should receive Mr.. Slidell at the eleventh
hour. Indeed, there is no accounting for how
she may act. On the 10th of last month, the
utmost CONSERVATION prevailed in Vera Cruz.
The citizens were leaving in large numbers,
and the Mexican shipping was being carried
TO aplace Of safety, where the American squad
ron could not get at it. The inhabitants were
afraid tina, so soon as Mr.. Slidell left Mexico,
the city would be bombarded by the United
States Naval forces now in the Gulf. The
RoyalIst party had been driven to the wall.
We really think it is high time that this
foolish game with Mexico was put an end to,
We think our Government should take some
prompt steps to bring Mexico to a fair under.
standing. We do not like this present quasi
state of war. If Mexico is going to fight. lie,
her say so; If she is going to settle the con.
troversy amicably, why it is high time she
was about it. We hope the Executive will
take some prompt and energetic steps in the
Imatter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

Our OWN CoUNrY.-Our readers will re-
collect, that some weeks ago, we threw out
some suggestions on the subject Of holding a
County Convention, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates to represent New Hanover,
in the next Legislature. Since then, we have
conversed with a number of our friends from
the country, who all cordially agree with US,
in the proPriety Of the plan which We then
proposed. We allude to it in this week s
Journal, for the purpose Of reminding the PEG.
pie Of the County, that Superior Court is rap.
idly approaching, and that there is no time ia
be lost in holding the District meetings, and
appointing delegates. if this has not been done
already. Since we alluded TO this subject be-
fore, we have become still more thoroughly
convinced of the propriety. not to say necessi
", Of holding a Convention. Let the Dis
tricts then, be sure to send delegates. SO tina
We may have full Convention, in which all
parts of the County will be represented.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA-Di,.

EINrrED STATES OF AMERIcA-Dis.
u trict of North Ca,olsna-D District Of Cape
Fear-In admiralty. WIN. Murch, for himself
and Others u.s. Brig Pinta her tackle, apparel, fur
nature and cargo.
In obedience to an order made by the Honorable
Henry Potter, Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of North Carolina,
on Friday, the 24th day of April le46, IshaII ex-
pose to sale at public auction, on Parsley's wharf,
in the town Of Wilmington,
269 hogsheads and 20 tierccs Of Molasses,
! box of Sugar, and
or barrels of Beef, Pork and Ship Bread,
being the cargo and stores of the brig Pn,s, libel
led in the Court aforesaid. Terms cash.
WESLEY JONES,
Marshal for the District of North Carolina.
by JERE. NICHOLS, DIM.
April 9th, 1S46. 3O-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
"a WARlW0 I1s1. =,
:AsAE PORT of wILM1NaroN. 1N
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
April 4--biig Stephen Young, MOORE =,
River. to ] Hathaway & son.
packet schr Harrison Price, Beasson. N W.
to Lutterloh.
5-brig John M Clayton, Parker, Phisde,oh;.
to Lutterioh.
schr Ann D, TreadweIl. New York, 4 d.,. !.
6 w Davis
schr Grecian, Herrick, Philadslphia, to ] ".
lock.
schr Delaware, sibeston, Beaufort, N c, "a n
w Davis. # ~
schr VIM Henry, Pitman, Boston, 10 B,o~.
& DeRosset.
schr Julia. Vangiider. Boston. to G w Da,;,
6-brig Fawn, Duncan, Bath, Me, to Russ.lI \
Gammell.
scEr 4 D Jones, Cole, N York, to r w R,o..
7-schr MeIvina, Pearce, n York, TOT Mnlo.a
schr Narssanset, Eldridge, of Dennis. NJ
from Mobile, bound to PhiladeIPhis. put in in n.
tress to MASTER Left Mobile on 2lst Mara
Had many days of severe weather, snd on m. a
inst, in lat go 81 in gale, lost boats, ib boar,
fiying lib. and received other damage esu,in, ,hs
vessel to leak somewhat. The Ms cargo eon.;.,.
of cotton and sugar. On. Monday at O'Clock. ao
miles south of Bald Head light, spoke scbr F.,.
etteville, from Baltimore for Wilmington.
S-packet sch. Fayetteville, Green, Baldmo,..
to Brown &c DeRosset.
81 s-s- ~-.-.2 CLEARED.
April 4-brig ] Peterson, Wilson, Gaudaloup,.
by E Luttcrloh.
schr r w Brown, Francis, New York, by r
w Brown. ---...-...-. =
brig Teazer, McCurdy, st Johns, Porto Rice, BY
G w Davis. =.
6-harque New World, Crowell, Amsterdam.
~ Barry & Bryant
7-schr Pampero, Bedell, New York, by RW
Brown.
schr Phoenix. Lawrence, Providence, By Bar.
rv & Bryant.
schr Surpass, Pugh, Middleton, N G, by VIM
Cooke.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

FoRElGN.-The packet Ship Yorkshire.
which left Liverpool on the 9Th March, and
arrived in New York on the LIST inst, brings
little later intelligence than that brought by
the Hibernia. The news of the passage of
the Notice resolutions by the House of Rep
resentatives, together with the rejection OF
arbitration by onr Government, had reached
England, and had created quite a little fer
ment amongst the johnny Bulls. The English
and French funds had both fallen, in conse-
quence of the war feeling which this intelli-
gence had produced.
The Cotton market has slightly improved.
owing to the same cause.
The English press looks upon the news
from this side the Atlantic as any thing but
indicative of peaceful settlement of the pres
ent controversy. We copy below, from the
London Times, the leading journal in Great
Britain, paragraph which will give our read
ers pretty good idea Of popular sentiment on
the Oregon question in England. The Times
of the 4tl ult. says:
1.-THE news from America published this NOR
ming, took the city completely by surprise. and
produced fall of almost per cent. in Consols,
from which they but slightly recovered at all in
the course of the day. The closing price of yes
terday for the Account was $50 to 81, and the
concluding price Of to-day 96a to a64. BIZ: they
were done at 95E. With the exception of this
very marked effect it has been unusually difficult
to collect in detail any opinions respect ng this
news. People here are mostly disposed to regard
the whole continuation ofthat tone Of bravado
which the House of Representatives under the
auspices of the President Mr.. Polk, has hitherto
maintained and to hope, therefore that the same
feeling will hot be exhibited in the senate. But
the most anxious question discussed here to-day
has turned upon what course is likely to be taken
by our government, should the notice to abandon
the Oregon territory be actually given-that is,
whether such notice would be followed by an inn
mediate hostile manifestation, or whether that
would be reserved till the twelve months had ex-
pired. Frens observations that hare dropped from
Sir Robert Peel, it Is enormously inferred thai,
IN ho,Uever courteous a manner this notice might
be Conveyed, it ,couH be Immediately resented;
and therefore the feeling ayhich the meaOs has pro-
duced a0as, on the ,cho!e, a gerry uneasy one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement ofMons. P. Rat e, French teach.
er, which will be found in another column
Mons. =. Rate is about TO commence new
class for the study Of the French language;
and we feel warranted in saying that those
who desire to become acquainted with French,
will find in that gentlemon,a thoroughly compe'
tent instructor. Those who have been receiv.
ing instruction. from Mons. P. Rate, speak Of
him in terms Of the highest commentator.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

SANTA ANNA.-We find in the Netr OrLon,
Della, of the 9th ult., manifesto, written BY
Gen. Santa Anna, in the Island of Cuba,
which he repels the charges which have been
made against him. that he was connecting a
scheme, for the purpose of again acquiring
power in Mexico, through the aid Of foreign
troops. He prononnces the charges false, and
denies that he ever entertained such an idea.
He concludes his manifesto in the following
words:
"WhiIe rsfuting the eaIumny of my detractors,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

"A Boston paper, says The Baltimore Clip
per of the 26th nit, contains rnmor that me
captain Of the steamer Hibernia has stated
that previous to leaveing England ne received
orders to hold himselfin readiness to depart
from Boston atfhe shortest notice. II 10 turin.
er stated that none Of the officers OF the stea-
mer have obtained leave of absence since her
arrival.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

FIRE.-On Saturday morning last, fire
broke out in wooden building, the dwelling
house and property CT VIM. c. Thurs:on
which was soon reduced to pile Of ashes
MIR. ThurStom had no time TO save any thing
He lost all his furniture. We learn his loss
is covered by insurance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

Thomas Richie, Jr., whose trial for the
homicide Of Mr.. Peasants. took place in
Chesterfield county, Va. some days ago, has
been acquitted. The jury did not retire at all.
We learn that the " hole history of the trans
action from beginning to end, will be publish
cd in pamphlet form.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

WAKE CouNrY.-Thc Democratic party Of
Wake County, held Convention at Raleigh
on the 2Ist ult., for the purpose ofnominatine
candidates for the Legislature, when the fol
lowing ticket was agreed upon:
For the Senate, GEO. w. THOMPSON. Fol
the Commons, VIM. w. HOLDEN, editor oil
the Standard;) CASTOR H. WILDER; BERRY
D. SIMMs.
better ticket could not have been selected
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

Texas LEGIsLATURE.-The following reso
Luton has been adopted by the Legislature oil
the new State of Texas
"Be 1t resOhed, That our Senators in Congress
be. and they are hereby instructed to vote for the
resolution introduced into the House of Represen-
tatives, giving notice to Great Britain of the
sation of the joint occupancy of the Oregon terri
tory"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

We conclude Mr.. Haywood's long speech
this week. Our readers will see that it occu-
pies some ten columns of the present number
ofthe Journal. On this account we have been
compelled TO omit many articles which we
had prepared for publication.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

Dead.-The "Times" Newspaper, recently
established in Washington City, and which
peEned such groundless and absurd abuses
against the members of the us. Senate, is
dead. 1t has been suspended, so says the
Editor, for the present; wehopefor the future,
too. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

ARREST OF NORTH CARoLINlAN-A
young man, says the Columbia Chronicle,
named ]. Nj. Rainey, was arrested in this
place on Saturday evening last, charged with
having robbed the store of Richard Carson. OF
Charlotte. N. e.. We understand he will be
detained until demanded by the authorities of
North Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
FOR GOVERNOR.
JAMES B. SHEPARD,
OF WAKE COUNTY.
APPoINTMENTS OF Mr.. SHEPARD

AFTOIIN NI I1IN y OE w ~ OTIHI HEND'
MR. SHEPARD will address his fellow-citi-
Gems Of the State, at the following times and
in the following places. to wit:
. Columbia. TyrreII, 18th April,
Hyde c. H., Hyde, 18th April,
Washington, Beaufort, 22nd April,
Beaufort, Csrterel, 2sth April, /
Kinston, Lenoir. LIST May,
Waynesboro', Wayne, 9Th May,
Wilmington, New Hanover. 9th May,
Smith6eld, Johnston, 18th May,
After having visited the Eastern portion of
the State, and especially the Wing Counties.
during the Spring, Mr.. Shepard will make his
appointments for the Summer in the West un-
I'll the day of election.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
March 10, 1876

RECEIPTS OF CUsToMs.-The duties receiv-
ed at the New York Custom House during
the two months last past have amounted to
SO, 739 ,622 81, which is an excess over the
two corresponding months of last year OF
S769, SIS "a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NETWORK
Naval Stores. sa cts Spirits Turp so per Dbl,
Rice, Is cts. per hundred
Cotton 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. baic.
Tobacco, So 50 per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc SO per m.
Naval Stores, to Boston doe, to Philadelphia IS
cents per Dbl.
Cotton goods and yarns to Philadelphia, cts
per cubic foot.
To BcHimore-Naval Stores, 35c. Spirits
Turpentine Soc.
Cotton, 81 IS. Yarns &c. per cubic foot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

DR.. James S. Smith, up to the present slime
a leading Wing Of Orange county. has declar-
ed himself firm supporter of the Administra-
ton. Dr.. Smith addressed Democratic
meeting in Wake county, and dissolved the
bonds which hitherto united him to the, Coon.
ties.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

We would say to "R. V. w. Jr.."
that we have come to the determination not
TO publish communications, sach as his, I'M
less the communicates will give US their
bona fde names. Will R. V. w. Jr." call
at our Office! We would be happy to see
him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
APPOINTMENTS OF w. F. LEAK.

APPOINTMENTS OF w. F. LEAK.
We are requested to state that Mr.. Leak will
address his feow.citizens the democratic candi-
date for Governor of North Carolina, at the follow
ing times and places:
Long Creek, New Hanover, 10th April.
Wilmington, Saturday, lth
Fayetteville. Thursday, 10th
Carthage, Saturday, 18th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

Our correspondent " CIvIs," will see from
the state Of orr columns, that we are unable
70 give his valuable article a place in this
weeks paper. We regret this. We shall
publish 1t in our next.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

SueAR CRoP OF LoUIsIANA.-The Sugar
crop of Louisiana for the year 1856, is COM
puted at 1876, $50 Hogsheads; and the number
Of Planters engaged in it, at 2,077.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

On Monday last. the Commissioners cleo.
ted the following gentlemen to, the Office OF
Auctioneers for the town Of Wilmington, fol
one year from date of appointment:
TALcoTT BURR, ST., JEREMIAH LIPPIrr, and
ROBERr G. RANKIN.