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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORrEANs-Ar 9th, brig Leoihh, S,eison, FIN
Wilmington, NC. Cid ship Arkanzas, I.auabee, New
York twas adv fos BOSTON, barques ST ANDREW Doane,
do LoreNo Fish, Bickmore, Philadelphia lowed to
sea 9Th, ships Arkansas U States; baraue Ayarado;
tised barqpe chesapeake, Pike, for York, wig deck
freight sch Leprelete, Sleeper, lsnpposed expected
fin Jamaiea) for Savannah, l2ih ca 9th, (by Telo-
graph brgs Gen Taylor. Duncan, and Detroit, York.
MoBILE-Cld 9Th, barque Nahumbeag, New York;
brig Mary II Chappei, Key West.
NORFOLK-Sld l4,h, sch Carpo, Trefethen, for Port
In Hampton Roads, l4th, barqua Colley, Smith,
from Orleans for Norfolk.
BALTIMORE-AT l4th 10 18th, brig AndToscoggin,
Larrabee, Portland Sailed 18th, barque Regatta, Vera
Cruz; brig Charlotte, nlaianzas
Observation-Disclosures 10th, ship II II Body, fm
Liverpool Zone account says so supposedly
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, briggs Eagle, GRAHAM, Phila-
delpha; Alert, Simmons, Savannah: Below brig Nan
cy PIasted, of Gardiner, FIN franklin, La Cid sch
Barcelona Sawyer, Vera Cruz. Sid ship Riehd Asop;
brig Waterman.
BosToN-Ar I'm, schs Mayfower, Lambert, Free
port; William, Cyprus Hesespont, and Convoy, Port
land. Cid sch lily as Snow, bath.
PoRTLAND-Ar nth, brig Arnon, Hatch. Bonaire,
via Salem, &C. ca, brig Margaret, Leav' Ma'an-
PRANKFORT-Ar l2th, schs Gazele, Pierce, from
Boston l4lh, Geo Henry, Hartman, do.
[Per steamship Hibernia, at N York.
Ar at Liverpool a3d ut Jno Parker. Crowell, from
Charleston. Sid 26th, Acadian, Atkinson, Portland,
Me; Venice, Sa,er, Boston 9th, Shenandoah, West,
Philadelphia 29lh, Harriet Augusta, Robinson. New
York. CID 25h Oneso, Drew, Orleans (adv to sail
Feb y St George, do Ent for ldg 2eth, ST George,
Hutchinson. Ortcans Aberdeen, Nichols, Savannah;
Mihon Gorham, Boston. In port ldg, John Cadmus
for Charleston. Advertised Italy, Baker, for York,
Feb p Rio Grande, Sturges, do March 6; Woodside
Higgins, do with despatch; Carnatic, Deyereux for
N Orleans, Feb2
cid at London, 9th, Pilgrim Flood. Savannah, in.
ballast. In port Doth, Grnesee Cowell, for Boston dg
Sid fin Hull, 23d, Sarah Hand, Whitney, York.
Off Portsmouth, Goth, Sarah Hand FIN Hull for New
| York.
| Sid FIN Newport. Dist, Amos Paten, Maloy Boston.
Ar at Havre Jan 90, Glasgow, helcher, Mobile; Ad-
Ran, Scott, do 22d, Scotland, Urquhat, do Sid GOTH
| Radius, Dillingham;, N Orleans; 22d, Ancona, Mason,
| do In port ldg Rome for do
| Up at Bordeaux, 2Gst Lion. and Shannon, Cor New
Orleans Winnega1ee, and Carlota, for Philadelphia
| Up a, Marseies, 22a, N Colt, for N York.
! Ar at Genoa, nth, Francia, Crocker, York.
Ar at Malta, 9th, SOphronia, Drew, Smyrna land sid
ieth for Boston) Chester, Pierce, Trieste an sid ls
| for Palerno) Halloween, Darling, Zante.
Ar at Smyrna, Sd, Cyclops, Cohoon, FIN Boston via,
Malta,
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NIrssINe yEssEh.-Sch Mary Brooks (of Searspor)
John PendleoD, master, sailed from the Penobscot
prev to Jan 90 for Cardena with cargo of sugar box
shocks, since which nothing has been heard from her
The NJ. b. fine vessel of about t40 tons, about
wear old and was not insured. MIR Green Showers, Of
Prospect, Me. first mate The names OF the sst OF
the crew unknown to us.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Kingston. j. Sd ul,, sch Leprelete, Sleeper FIN
n York.
Al Cenfuegos, 2Sth ul,, barqne Avies, Jordan, FIN
Portland, unc bngs Oscar, Clough, and Venezuela,
Fowler, unc Margaretta, Everett for Boston, 2or 3
Hector Pendleton, for Yok 10; Acenlte, Park, for
Philadelphia, q Sid ssth, brig EschOl, Harding, for
Boston,
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Notice.

THE undersigned hereby cautions the public, espe
l. ciay storekeepers, trapers, and Others, IN any
kind Of traffic, to credit any person my account
or make any charge To ne, unless by written order
from me, OF by my personal request.
DANIEL MARSTON.
Bath, Feb, IS 1S48. 2d90-wlS
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The "wen Known Fable of Hsop"

Since the publication of Gen. Taylor's let
ter to Mr.. Marcy, the inquiry has come from
all quarters, to what table does the General
refer. The answer is, that of the Wolf and
the Lamb. The n. Y. Herald publishes the
Fable with its old application, and modernizes
il as follows =
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SPOKEN.

Dec 49, (where not stated, by The Apollo, Chase, at
Sicily barqne suwarrow, Montgomery, FIN Bordeaux,
Dec 49, for N Orleans.
Jan 81, off Key West, seen ship Charlotte, from
N Orleans for Boston.
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FurnitDre at Auction.

WILL be sold this morning at half past O'Clock
w at the Auction Room large lot of second hand
Furniture-TabIes, Bedsleaas, Chairs. Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Tin Ware, etc.
Bath, Feb. 49, 1913. 1893
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Representative Elections.

John Atwood, Jr. (Whig) has been chosen
to the State Legislature from the Lisbon Dis
trict, by SIS majority; James Chase (Abolition
Whig) has been chosen from Iivermore !;
Daniel Goodwin (Loco) from Dresden. This
last was elected, we believe, by disunion
among the Wings.
.yThe Age credits the article of the Times
in relation to the price of Southern Wings, to
us. Be just Judge Rice, in the commence
ment of your career, and not lay other PEG
pies crimes to our charge.
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t-yr Charles Cobb Esq, Clerk of the Courts
for this County, expired this morning at o.
clock.-Argus.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
Britannia, Lang. Feb l2..---...--. March IL
From New York
Ibernia, Ryre. Jan 29..-......... Feb 26
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When with the Federalists you fight,
To lead the van.
There's -, We deem to virtue given,
And, by her gentle breezes driven,
Drifting towards to port of Heaven
But were you wise,
You'd know twas pharasaic leaven
That makes him rise.
CONCLUDED MoNDAY.)
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tY7In Gen. Sam Houston's Speech before
the war meeting in New York the other even
ing, he is reported to have said :
"There is not an American upon earth but
what loves land. 1t is the fact, though gay
SO only in my coarse and vulgar way. (Great
applause.) Your ancestors, when they landed
at Plymouth upon that famous rock, were not
long contented with that barren spot but pro-
ceeded in their might, and went on progress
sing, at Jamestown as we'll as at Plymouth,
till all the country was possessed by them
From the first moment they landed, they went
on trading with the Indians, and cheating them
ont of their land Now the Mexicans are no
better than Indians, and see no reason aohy zoe
shoalH not go on In the same course no,o, and
take their hand.'
Sam Houston has been talked Of in some
quarters, as the Loco candidate for the Presi-
dency, and, judging from the above we think
lie is just the man they should select, as he
is the perfect embodiment of their principles.
He goes openly for cheating and stealing, and
his party practices both. Why not then,
choose the man for their leader who has the
manliness to own the sentiments by which the
party IS dcIudteu. AL Iney WdilI 10 make OUT
true blue Locofoco ticket is some Swartout
or Rice to run on the ticket for Vice President
with Sam for President.
9"At the meeting of the Maine Liberty
Association at Hallowell, few days ago, the
following Resolution was passed:
Whereas. it appears that MIR. Austin Will
ley. of Hallowell, has labored much for the
cause in this State without any compensation,
therefore
Resolved, that the Executive Committee
he requested to pay him hereafter for what
ever services he may perform in lecturing or
offending Conventions"
Had either of the other parties passed such
a resolution, we suppose that Mr.. Wiley
would have called the individual so rewarded
n paid mercenary. We won't call him so, but
hope that his salary wont influence his course,
and make him cling with firmer hold to his
distractions.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-26
Davidson College.

IRHE annual Examir aicn Of the Students in
~ this institution, viii be commenced on Fri.
day, the 9TH Of August and coag.uued on The FOL.
lowing Monday and Tuesday, in presence Of i
committee from The Board OF frustc,a.
Ga Wednesday. there viii be delivered TO the
Literary Societies, Public Addresses, VIZ ono 10
each Society by literary gentlemen elected for
tina, puoPose, Vaeciclurg Addresses by Two men,
bers OF the Senior Ciass, to which there viii be
responses by members oi the Societies; and the
Anaual Cruiioa to The too Socleie. tY the Rev.
Cyrus Johnston. On Ire hight T lie sc zoe day,
originIl Ofaticns are 10 be delivered ty four rep
resentat!vts from each o; Jac Societies. Thurs
day, the l0.h, will be devoted 20 the Usual COM
Exercises, VI; O:4ti1ns from tho
members Of the Senior Class, Il Baccalaures.s
Address by the Prcsiden, o. he College, and tlo
conterrng Of Degrees. lJglYI9
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~ In the Raleigh Register appears

W In the Raleigh Register appears q
communication advertng to Col. Reds
votes on various questions before the Sen.
ale while he was a member of that arts.
tocra'ic" body. The writer quotes the
journal Of 1885, showing that Col. Reid
voled against proposition, reported by
the Committee Of Claims, 10 allow Mr..
Galloway, Of Ashe, compensation for The
time he was detained in Raleigh bv sick.
ness a. The close Of previous session
Now, Col. Reid was sick al the close of
the last session Of Congress, aud detained
under circumstances precisely similar TO
those Of Mr.. Galloway, Wonder if he
(Cnl. R.) drew any compensation for the
time lf not, he ought to have had il, for
we believe such is the proper and usual
custom, where men in the public service
are thus detained by Sickness. The com.
Pensa'ion ras aliored to Mr.. Galloway.
Notwithstanding Col Reds vote against
II. We dare say this is one Of the usual
illustrations Of the virtue Of consistency
among politicians in this natter Greens
boro' Pa.rio'.
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An adventurous night.

An adventurous night was passed short
ne ago. BY some passengers IN one Of the
Il sges that run between Rllclgh and
Peterborough. ThcW situation was both
d'en'utous and pcrlous, and We viii give
he thrilling particulars as briefly possibly.
The Stage was started from Raleigh,
BANNED full, beyond all idea Of comfort, or
fonserlence. A number Of persons was
)ufaeled TO the Hotel from which i, took
passengers md baggage, through curiosity
see such an uncommon load slowed
)wsy within the uncomfortable precinc:.
such hack as II was. Eleven gentle.
pen and ladies', nearly equally divided,
Fsre damned ptomIscuously IN, their world
baggage distributed 10 confusion, over
&c top IN he boot, and every where that
ol could store trunk, smash a band box
squeeze a package. All beng thus
ftddy though not passenger Willing 10
make so unptopillous 4 start, of the cum.
efoa'. un~ieldly conveyance rolled, about
o. fac, az loaded wagon OF notions going
10 Donney brook FAIR Every once Ia
Hhlle, some Of the baggage dropped or a.
10 mark tho number Of huadred yards ia
mile and so they progressed, uu,lI thcy
got to the top Of a hill IN SIGH, Of a small
ream which had risen beyond It's banks
here the driver stopped and IN despalrlng
accents averred he could proceed no ar
'aef' the stream was too high, and ,ha, t,
a'o back was on, Of the question: ant
nat he would take tho horses out and whel
'ae water had fallen, he would come bacl
aad take them on. This wasa "new It'd,
Ia Their affairs" as d,segrceably as the,
we're liked, they had no, counted on spend
ms The nigh, in such contracted berths
'""e 'hey were contemplating the deligh
u "eep'ng with ono neighbours elbow il
"e'f eyes aud ano,her's foot in their lap,
gentleman passed IN small carryall, an
crossed over tho stream the Stage drive
'Asa followed suit, and by dnt of perse
''fance emula,lng tina, OF the carryall Johu
re passengers bnegag, and all arrived a
the 81, pef house and some Of ,hom raise
heir spirits VIII an sIhlIara'ing cup {
'0'le' and others by pouring .p'r''
COCA Oaco more the usdgi"g was gon
'"'0ush' the Phn,on applied the lash, an
"ey we're "oph," ugain.
'hey a. length splashed and slashe
through half mile Of water which ha
,'e'nown from the swollen current Of tn
VIEW Hope River, four miles from Chap,
nut The driver drove slowly and ca,
"'a''y' the water continuing to 60, deep.
"ns neared the river bridge; q, leug,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-26
WARRINGTON. JuIy II.

'aSiiHoioN, jury H.
The House is not remarkably well dis.
posed TO do business. They are out of hu.
NOR wih The President, on account of his
late message IN particular, 10 say nothing
oil o'her reasons, and they are reluctant 10
60 INTO The questions which he now brings
before them. They are gu, Of humor with
Inc Senate for not concurfing in their re.
solution TO terminate the session. Il is
u'ihcult to keep quorum of the House in
Their seals, during a long sitting. The
proceedings otlhe Committee of The Whole,
on the appropriation bills nre frequently
interrupted by the want of quorum, and
Tue Consequent necessity OF calling the
House. The House refused, TO. dav. by
party vote, GO to SO, 10 take up the PIesi.
Dents Treaty Message for the purpose of
distributing II among the various Com.
miuees.
The House vii not agree 10 60 into all
the measures recommended by the Press.
dent. am very certain that they will not
at tins session, agree to the establishment
OF territorial governments in New Mexico
and California. They will avoid, if they
can, the adjustment Of the slavery qnes
lion, either by restriction or compromise,
Al tins session and PRIOR to the election.
The Wings do not clearly see how the
adoption Of The compromise will affect the
Presidential contest, and they take the
,round that II Is not TO be considered as a
est question in the Wing party, at the
omln2 election. 1t is doubtful, there.
are, whether the House will concur in the
lIssouri Compromise, should it pass the
enate. as an amendment TO the Oregon
al. But, they may, as find upon in.
niry, agree, BY bare majority, to the l
omp'omise, aud thus suffer the Oregon
I'll 10 pass, provided the Senate will con.
INT TO close the session, with that measure,
nd the passage Of the appropriation biIls,
I'd TO pas the resolution for adjournment
the 3lst July.
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The state Of The mind exercises mucl
influence upon the functions Of our severa
organs. So intimately connected indeed il
The moral with the physical man that The
slightest periurbations of The one are opt ,c
Affect the other. Fear, grief and the 9th
er passions and emotions, whose fleets are
directly depressing, predispose especially
TO disease, and their indulgence 10 excess
should be particularly guarded against,
Inc present number closes this series
The field over which we have had TO travel
has been vide one and We are conscious
OF having touched upon and eIucida,ed in
an imperfect manner, only the more prom.
inent aud important, points presented bv
The subject. We have endeavored TO adopt
no conclusions but such as are reached by
philosophical induction from the facts
before US: the labor necessary TO collect
those facts has not been inconsiderable
but II we should have contributed in the
slightest degree TO The diminurion of the
aggregate OF human suffering, and The pre-.
servation of health, our objtct will be oh.
'a'ned and our labor amply repaid.
HYGEIA
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Correspondence Of the Charleston Courier.
WASHINGTON July Q.


We are quite agitated with the rumor
that the Southern men are getting up de.
mocratlc opposition 70 the Baltimore nom.
nations. ! speak only Of the rumors to
that effect, vouching for no statements as
to wha; has been done in the South. Mr.,
lsncey's eloquence and enthusiasm nigh,
well be supposed to have had some effect
in the South, 1t is said and believed here
that the Southern dIscontents among the
democracy will hold Convention in Au
gust, ut Richmond. for the purpose of no.
mina,ing Southern democratic candidates.
Liiileton w. Tazewel, Of Virginia, and
Gen. Quitman, Of Mississippi, are talked
Of as their nominees for the Presidency
and Woo Presidency.
The result of this movement is conjec.
,ured Ia be total defeat of Gen. Cass, and
the failure of the election before the PEG.
pie but Gen. Taylor, in any event, is like.
" 10 receive Il plurality of votes, and the
House may, or may not choose hun as the
President.
The Southern movement forms new
and disturbing elemen, in the election, &C.
cordlns to the views of all parties here.
! The Presidents Message accompanying
the Treaty of Peace produces much wal
n, home. NarIcus exceptions are taken to
it, from its beginning TO lis end-both it
regard to its general statements and lis pc
sltlye propositions. 1t is a document tina
might create party division and local dlv
sion, # they dld not already exist.
find tina, the Mexican claimants, who
as Mr.. Calhoun has with truth and Justice
said, made the war, are to get liuIe by il
nor will undertake to say they are 90
rightly served, considering the ex,tava
runce Of their demands, aud the persever
ance of their importantly. tits well known
here that they beslesed Mr.. Polk aud tn
whole Cabinet day and night, in season
and out Of season, and demanded war.
is known to all that their claims wer'
made the chief basis Of tho war for indem
nifty for the past and security for the fa
ture. They are all dissatisfied, and while
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A DIRTY PACK.

That scurvy crowd in the main who
formed the Court OF Inquiry to examine
the charges preferred by General Scott
against General Pillow, ii seems have de
c'ared the ditch digger" nnocen, as 8
little sheep. This dirty pack we're called
there 10 do this very hing. IF they have
doue II, and II seems they have, they al
ought TO be r"iied IN the nearest mud. hole
and then ordered 10 stand up until some
black fellow should break fifteen cords Of
wood over their heads, This done, they
should be driven GU, Of town By every dog
10 the CITY.
The President has ordered General Scott
on uiai at Morrlstown, \. J. We sup.
pose another pack will be dug out Of the
cutters to try HIM. There IS no decent
and honest minded man who does not be.
lIeye Pillow guilty and Scott above any
breach OF military discipline. This coua
try is IN a horrible ugly fix. Hurry on.
boys, lets elect Old INC. THIS is the
only way OF driving evil doors from power
Since this event the President has sent
IN Pillows name for the high rank Of Ma.
jor General and Cushing's as Brigadier
General aud they have been we under.
stand confirmed. General kearney 8 name
for Bre,et Major General has been we
hear rejected. This is most shameful
state of things. The Senate has acted
abominably - Southerner.
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OBITUARY,

Departed this life, on the latter part Of III.
night Of Tuesday. the 18th inst, Miss MARY
}. JOHNSTON, eldest daughter of the Rev Cy
rus Johnston, aged twenty one years and a few
days. For nearly two years size had been con.
sistent member of the Presbyterian church has
rendered valuable services as assistant Tu,oress
in the Female Academy; and instructed a class
in the Sabbath School. Her friends have conso
ling evidence to hope that her trust in Jesus was
firm and mistaken.
Lovely daughters one in affection, in educl,
ton, and, 1t is thought, in reliance upon the
tonine blood Of Jesus, separated little more
than three days by death Gods ways are in the
great deep-the Lord reigns let the earth rejoice,
Charlotte, july % lS4s.