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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

BARNBURNING. MIR Nathaniel Harrington,
Of Walden, had two harms burned last week
on "Wednesday, with their contents, consisting
ofubou, 20 IONS of hay, one OK aud one COW.
The fire is supposed to be the work Of an it,
cendiary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

GF7There was Ell error in the table Of
votes furnished us last week. We re-publish
it with the corrections.
Vermont--O Official Canvass
OF the Votes for President given in this
Slnte on TuesdaY November The 7Ih:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

An &c. in amendment OF chapter l0l OF TIE
Revised Statutes refining TO circus aud other
exhibitions.
Il is hereby enacted, Sc.
See, l.--'iho sclec'men Of the several
towns within this Smte, may in their dis
erection, grant permission to amy person to
nuke the exhibitions prohibited by section
eighteen Of snid chapter, Cor tine not eX-
ceedng two days NJ my one time, on coudi-
ton that such person pay TO the soIectmen,
for tie use of such town, sum not eXcec-
ding Fifty dollars, nor less than ten dollars
Sec. 2.-'ihe provisions Of section cigh.
teen aud nineteen OF said chapter, so far as
they are inconsistent wiki this net, are here
by repealed.
Approved November 7, 70.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

An actto Assess tax for the support of gov
ernmeut.
Ii is hereby enacted, &c.
A tax Of twelve cents Oh the dollar. is as
sesscd OH the list of the polls, and rutpl,Ic cs-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02
An act in amendment of chapter 65 of the
Revised Statutes, entitled ''of Guardian and
Wards"

UGTHVT
See $50 much of said chapter as n,l-
thorizes the Probate Court TO appoint guradi-
rms fer insane persons, and for spcndihrts,
IS so arneBded that upon application therefor,
ns therein specified, said court shall fix a
time when such application shall be consid-
cred by said conrt, and cause such applicant
TO give due notice Of such application, aud of
the time aud place of hearing, to such sup
posed insane person, or spendlhrilt, by ser
Vico thereof, at twelve days before the time
set before such hearing, ifsuch person he
within this State; but fabsent from the State,
by service of such notice, in the same man
ner, rs n writ to summons, at least twenty
days before such hearing; and said court, be-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

AN ACT regulating the manner Of appoint
ing Surveyors Of Highways.
il Is hereby eunted, &c. ..
The scoctnleH oflhe several towns IN the
State ARE hereby required to make out aud
present list ofcandidates for surveyors OF
highways In the several districts thereof to
the nnn'nI town meetings Of their respective
towns for their approval.
Approved November 2, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

u recover damages for such injuries, and in
M cases when The tender was made after tie
commencement Of mn notion, II such nc
lion be- further prosecuted, such town may
ret forth such tender in their plea or prove
,le sane under the general issue in the usu-
nj form, bringing iho money so rendered IN
Ia court, aud iflhe damages assessed for such
iuillries shall not exceed the amount TO ten
dercd, the defendant shall recover his cost.
Approved Nov. oh, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

Every Congressional District has given a
plurality for Gen. Taylor. ......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

h act in alteration Of an net entitled !'an act
ID in addition 10 chapter 90, Of the Revised
Statutes, relating 10 highways and bridges"
approved Nov. 10, 1917.
tits hereby enacted, &c,
Sec. $50 much oftlc &c, Of wllich this
Is an uIteration,as is contuinediu the tifeeu;ll
aud sixtaanth lines thereof, in the following
words, ''in or through Which such bridge or
road is no, Iocated," is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2,--T'his act shall tuke effect from its
passage.
Approved, November IS, 1919
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
Prom the Union"

Appointments by the President. by and
with the advice and consent uf the Senate.
Gideon ]. Pillow, Of Tennessee, Bri-
gadler General in the United States vol
unieer servlce,) to be Major General,
April IL. ie4s. rics Benton, declined.
John a. Quitman, Of Mississippi. tBri-
gadier iieneral in the United States. vol.
un'eer service,) to be Major General, A.
pril IA. ls47, rice Cumming. declined.
Caleb Gushing, Of Massachusetts. to be
Brigadier General, April Is, 1917, rice
Pillow, appointed Major General.
Sterling Price, af Missouri, 10 be Bri.
gadier General, July 90, lsi7, rice Ds:
Wis, declined.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
Arrival of the N. G. Volunteers,

The barque Yarmouth arrived at Smith
vile on Monday, from New Orleans, hav-
ing on board six companies Of the North
Carolina Regiment, namely. &. d, F, Ii,
!, and X. They landed on the same day.
and will occupy the barracks until paid
off and mustered out Of service. Colnnel
Paine came on in the vessel with them.
We have no, been able 10 procure list
Of the company and other Officers.
Col. Gardiner, OF The 18th Artillery, and
III. Shields, of The Sd Artillery, arrived
here on Monday. and proceeded down ,o
Smithville yesterday, for the purpose O
,llscllarging these troops from service,
II will. We suppose, take louror five days
10 90 through with them all. Its intend
ed we learn 10 give public entertain
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

WEsroS X. GALES il no more! The
kind. warm heart has ceased 10 beat. and
we a.se open nanu no n'"'s may extend
" o ses !" ''ie '''.hs, NC
- -. - :; $50. 49,. a P'sS" "s'
O. y ~ '"
LEANS VIM ~ y "A's'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
N. FlIInores Lstisr a. Acceptance

The Nalsonai inle4ilsrnrsg. &C he ash,
'e"niaias he allowing lsilrf finn Mr,
flllnlaEs 70 Cor. Msrrhrad. srrrpsiag IL
nnminalsln - lhe Wing Naii0nal Con.
ssalluB Cor Nine President:
Aksny. \. u. Ipns ~. Isas.
SIs: l have she honor N srkn0wledse
ihs Ieseipl of yaur letter u he 10Th 10.
slant. BY whirh an naIiiird thai ~ the
late Wing Convention. held n Philadsl.
phia. Gen. Zarllary Taylor Was naminal.
Ell &c Pref deni. and ny seif fnr Vice Pr.
sideni. and requesting my screpIanes u
the nomination.
The honor 81 being thus presented by
The Distinguished Representatives nf the
Wing parry u The Union Tor The seenBd
Office in Vie gifl Of the people-sn hOnnr
rs interpreted as i vas Bnsolieiled--
could moi Gail 70 awaken ia = grateful hear
sal0,i0ns whieh. while ihsy cannot u
suppressed. End no appropriate language
Tor niieranre.
Fully persuaded that the cause in whirh
we are enlisted is The cause Of our conn.
Try; that our chief Object is 10 secure It's
prsce, preserve Us honor. and adsapce ils
prosperity; and isfliag. mnFenFeE. . ran-
6dent assurance that. in General Taylnr
fwhose name is presented for Inc first Of
6cel shall always find q firm and con.
sislent Wing, safe guide, and an honest
map, cannot hesitate 10 assume any pn-
siIion whifh my friends may assign mr..
Disirusiing. rs ! well may. my ability
10 discharge satisfactorily The duties ofihaI
high office, but feeling that, in Ease 81 my
election, may wi,h safety repase upon
the friendly aid of my fellow Wings, and
that efforts guided by honest intentions,
will always be cliariiahly judged, accept
the nomination 50 generously rendered ;
and | do This the mnre cheerlully, as am
willing, for such q ranse aud with surh a
man, 10 take my chances ol success OF
defeat as the electors, the final hrbiters oil
our fate. shall, in their wisdom, judge besl
for the interests OF our common country.
Please accept the assurance of my higl
regard and esteem. and permit me To sub
scribe myself your friend and fellow CHI
zen,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

III ElgF,t Rss - tsA Istillal psl,iss, ~ ss,s
fHsF - i eaaii is - Ilsizlt sssu ll1aagh
80 @ shsls = i, 49, = - lli.-ling . -
ruas Ez.os G. - rsa.EiAsass = - - gsrty,
Ne sAhsE 4 jess uala - h~sus IN. g. ~ sSll.
. - ssa arAsaaal ~ p.ullius as = klsm tAsas
-iara ~ = - sssasa- = hss suEsss ~ :
- ssnssa pslaias - skrassa. l.na = i ~,
.osh - aeeias any Ikiag = : - uisAss !
tAe Passas h rsissiea = 4. Be- A. s1i@ -
sams degls - . Ne saucsa 4 - ssPslnens
- thsas4sn mas oaarfa 10 tl.as@ an ansA=l
ahraA La - halsal. h = Essaw- Gkaa i
sasa = psny sarssiaa - - l<ins = -.
gSins y = slEcsss h l-lalf = ~ Pssiy. - a.
aaeg r-frful = ~ hin.~t i pesilisa frola
shich - eoun hsxk ouf; -. IL n o~R wssas.
ifihs aarys sAauld le psrfrued against him nat
y a1sds . panty question. ssd was hksly .
Psoss pssjodrial . rs ialsSsss. hs was -rarsfal
. pa hlnaelf > ; Poilioa 10 sp.l a." TlisaS-
sosnis f11tl,r iass lhsi ne lsEps whlg and o.
mariat dia net O0Os appear u III aE,isss r. Is
l1th u Mar.
The slsndasi ssys = he Rseaxisr knoss shs.
NJ. Maaly and he Wig irsAsu are sOlAy re-
sPoaabis ios fts sileHPs . naks pany qsrs-
tioa u this great PrinciPle.- The Recorder dOss
Hat know any sueh ding. Bar lhe RecOsdrr. on
ihs contrary, daea know that The : Whis lealers-'
VIC whom he has hid communication did M,
1csiEs i . Be psny qocslion, and Iaborrd 70
prevent Il. We kaow tha, Mr.. Manly. and na-
ny lesding men, Democrats q wen % whigs.
are opposed 10 = change In the qualification Of
voters; but tha, il no evidence that II was made
. party question BY lhem. But 4 uas logged
into The Discussion b. Mr.. Reid on the 6ra DAY
q BIZ snlesing upon The canvas. in tbs hope Of
iheEsly strengthening bis Position before the poo
pie. and Was therefore intended TO be a party
qurs'ion BY him. And we say again. nOlNiihsland-
ing Ne disclaimer u the STANDARD. and nOiwiih-
standing The earefulne.s with which be excluded
The terms Wing spd Democrat from his Gre ar
,iely 'bn the subject that be also came out upon
iTas prty question. live wanted evidence Of
ibis. We have j in the fact that be has excluded
from his columns COMMUNICATIONS opposing the
change, which have been rendered 10 him for pub
loaiiOn. II he desired only tia, the people OfbO,k
political parties should examine The question
aaS then decide for themselves"
he would have hcen willing. in order To aid their
lndgment to give to his readers ell ,he light his
correspondents could afford on both aides Of the
question. Blu, eOnining himself AZ he has, 10
ogf eide Of the question. he has Of necessity given
Il party character. The Standard would have
fel, no uneainess in this position, II he had no
misgisinss as to the effect Of the question upon
the prospects Of his party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following are the proceedings Of
a large meeting Of The citizens Of Raleigh.
held on Monday morning the 24ih nlt..
WHICH express. but by no means magnify
his peculiar virtues;
Al meeting Of the citizens Of Raleigh,
who heard with painful emotions of. hear
the death of WESTON II. GALES, Esq,
one af our most esiimable fellow citizens.
who departed this lie NJ Petersburg on
The morning Of The 23d instant, on motion
Of the Hon. James lredell. VIM. ID. Hay-
wood. ESQ.,, Inienilap, Of the city, was
called 10 the chair, and Benz. b. Smith
was appointed S, secretary,
II. w. Hustled, Esq, then introduced
the suhjoined resolutions, as expressive
of the sense of the meeting, and which,
on motion Of d. K. M.Rae, ESQ.,, who
sustained them in some feeling and suit
able remarks, were unanimously adnp-
ted:
Whereas il has pleased Almighty God
TO take suddenly from among US our fell
low citizen, Weston II. Gales, ESQ.,, IA
man who has long been eminenlly disiin.
pushed, as well Tor his public services as
for the private virtues WHICH adorned his
life and endeared him To The community;
il is,
Resolved, That in the death Of Weston
R. Gales, the city Of Raleigh has Inst one
whose public spirit and public acts have
long marked him as pne of its brightest
ornaments.
Resolved. That the poor and distressed
Of this city may bitterly deplore The loss
of one whose impulsive generosity aud
heneliceni apls for their relief knew no
bounds short Of bis absolute inability tc
relieve. His heart was always kind his
hand aways "opea as day TO melting
charity"
Resolved, Tha, rs friends of the de-
ceased. We know not where 10 find his
equal, in those mild aud manly virtues sc
etlectual in winning hearts TO friendship
His friends were many and devoted; NJ
believe he had no enemies.
Resolved, That his family may wei
grieye for the loss Of IFS head. Few eve'
had such father and husband or master
| God only can heal the wound.
Resolved, That we will receive his bo
| dy, on its arrival at the depot in this city
and attend il TO its place of rest.
Resolved, That copy of these pro
ceeaings be furnished to the family Of lh'
| deceased.
On motion Of Col. W. II. H. Tucker
il was
Resolved, Tina, the Merchants be re
oues,ed 10 close their doors burning tn
4 funeral services.
Tn motion, the meeting adjourned.
4 W. d. HAYWOOD, Chm,
i 3. b. SMITH, Sec'iy.
His remaincs arrived at the depot 0
this city, about half past one, P. NJ, o
Monday. attended by his broken-hearte
wife, and Few friends. who had gone 10
late ia close his ewes, and were immed
a,ely conveyed TO their resting place, y
} tended by hundreds Of our citizens, whe
the funeral service Of the Episcopal chur'
was read by the Rev. DIR. Mason. Il
5 merchants closed their doors, and I
, whole city seemed yelled in sadness.
!: N c. Times
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

Tie PfnBsylvaRla I.aa Juamsi 81 To-
~ saalslRs - Flaaushi uPihiBh ~ 44dEs
tswiE. drlirssnd = ~ assne Tern q CuU-
MAJ FlFus Gassg q f.EpEaEirE. an rass
Ehs1 . rsrAis n.an Grsissd - - 80
% - - ProrsnF. : psaslArd sks -
assia . Hldas tprinx ker lifs 81 u rzss
shs sla0sia marry sgala. ny wiM i she
shaf isass fhs pEsmiaes. A.. TIE wit-
- i.asias narned asaia. saii as hsnaEkE
- olhsr heirs n ihs hsshsnd - rae.rsr
de praPeny. gndge Lewis asriasd Ihsf
:. ii.s snndiilon 10 restraint ~ marrisge 10
void. SD he afaond maniags a u.e I'D
90 slOss noi diresl kfF ssl1ie. The psia-
riFlrs ~ mnnlIly-gtlr pnliry ef de ~
linn-ihe dnctnnss ~ ne ensnmnn iaE-
ihr la~ Of nature ard Iaw of God. unils
in eondemning.Hs rnid he eoadaioa a.
lrmPisd 70 BE imposed BY this lesssiOr up
ca his widow"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported for the Inielligeneer.l
Friday, July IS, 1888.
ToBAcco.-The receipts continue 10
fall off and prices have an upward tenden-
ry, I.ugs ! rs 90 soc. Common
Leaf 3 . ssl. hIiddling 4 s5. Good
and Fine 81 Ell and. occasionally,
choice hogshead brings II a ss.
CoTr0s.-rhe stock is small and the
late adviccs from Europe have siitIensd
prices. Sales have been made al SIC.
FLoUR.-0ur mills are all now in full
operation, and supplies from the country
are also coming forward more freely,
Our market is therefore well supplied and
prices tending downwsrds. The relail
price is %, wholesale ESD.
WHEAT.~-ln The beginning Of the week
prices ranged from 100 a ll0c. They
have since been gradually declining. and
to-day the highest sale we hear Of is l02c,
We quote g5 and IO2c.
CoRN--ls dull OF sale al 45c.
BACON. Prime Virginia cured. for IA
mily use, is scarce and worth II a Sc.
Western Shoulders s a 81. Sides 81 q
@ cents. ~
LARD-ln demand, Oh and 10 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

The SoEfik AEgns. ia - skslrh q
III, wiss's srereh Il HsnPiaa. .syss
: he charged upon The Vie party,
wish nsrrpouefssg srhemrncs. lie als-
grleaful jnronsislrnsy % iheir eondnei.a
Tie aukhEg n he srntiment. = The Un-
i0a &c he Wigs lOr The sake a. me Un-
iop." and naw ! pemneIaiis ElesiaE--la
b talking abaBl ie disgrse " ineonsis-
lshry. This bess bub-Iaai
Rsetnss4 NAG.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
THB COMPROMISES.

Mr.. Clayton's select committee Of eight
made report 10 the Senate un Tuesday
llih, Of bill which we sincerely hope,
with The lntelligencer. will pu, the qurs.
lion of Northern and Southern rights and
interests forever nj rest.
This bill proposes, tsays the Inielli.
gencer,j 10 establish Governments for the
territories Of Oregon, California. and New
Mexico, npon such principles Of universal
justice and CONSTITUTIONAL right as IL is
hoped will challenge the approval Of eve.
~ calm and reilrrling mind.
"The blil prayides Territorial Gov
ernment Cor Asegog-cnnlinuing in force
the laws which have been passed by the
present temporary Government, until the
Legislature, 10 be created By this art,
shall pass other laws in conformity 10 The
wishes and interests of the people wbam
they will represent.
AS il regards New MEXICO aud Cali.
iornia. i, provides for eaci, Government,
such as that first given 10 Michigan Ter:
rilory: but al the same time Restraints
those Territories llom any laws on the
subject Of slavery, freedom Of religion. or
impairing the right of the United States
to the unoccupiet lands. Whatever rights
Of property are 10 he enjoyed by persons
removing 10 ihose Territories. derived
from the Constitution and Laws Of the
United States. are 10 he referred 10 and
decided by The Judicial Power Of the U.
ni,ed States, subject 10 an appeal from the
Courts within The Territories TO the Su
preme Court Of the United States.
Hence i is apparent that the rights
and claims Of the North and the South on
the subject Of slavery are reserved; and
without giving the sanction Of the United
States TO . further extension Of the terri,
tory in WHICH slavery will be recognised
the future character Of those States vii
depend on the character, the habits, ant
the wishes Of the people who shall here
after form the state Constitutions for lhoss
Territories.
. ave sincerely trust that this scheme
proceeding as il undoubtedly. does from
the most patriotic motives, may put al
end forever to question, from the agi.a
ton of which alone the enemies OF on
great and glorious Union derive any hos
Of succeeding in their insane purposd IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

M RS. ]. WADDILI. & Daughter, most re.
AsI spcctfnlly announce to the ladies Of Hills.
borough and its vicinity, that they have rented
the northern tenement in the house gov occupi-
ed by I.emuel Lynch, esq. as Silver Smiths
shop where they intend carrying on tho
Millinery and Mantua-makfns
Business,
in all its various branches The facilities they
possess in procuring the Latest Fashions from
the North, together with their long experience,
and the neatness and taste Of style with which
they execute their work, will they hope, ensure
them liberal share of patronage.
Work shall be done In the shortest possible
time, and al prices 10 suit the times.
June 26. 26-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
& GA II Do

MRS. ANN JOHNSON would respectfully
Asa tender her thanks to the citizens Of Hillsbc-
rough and its vicinity, for the liberal patronage
heretofore received Ut their hapds. She win con.
iinue the business Of Mantua Making al
her residence west Of the Court House, one door
from Mr.. X. Nicholas Store; and she hopes still
to deserve and receive liberal share OF patron
age. Her work shall be well executed, and cheup-
or than it can be done elsewhere in this place.
She has made arrangements to he regularly fur
nshcd with the latest fashions and les Of dress.
June 90. 4 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

kIag, tsWs, n MasgR. FiFlpF,
itnsk, sflasiizH. SpEaBurr. RMssp,sa,
faTnfE, Mesrna, and YuiFa-aa-
AsYs-- NesEs. A9En. Rs3gaE. b..
Nin. hrA. bEEdiaTF. Cake. I0TuiA.
Ilasls. = Mss. Dsylnm. Dik. Dsdsr.
frish. FnxEersld. Gmxar. IIalr. Haalsa,
Mear@lf. MslirE. Ms. LndrsEod. up-
han snd ~ askrr-a2.
A&sEkT--Nsssm. czmsr0n, Pesrse 80
NrtslrE-9.
The Senaae thrn. % naissp. sSiaaTaei
over . FRIDAY. 70 rnstse De sns,lIs.ers u
'esk xpose ailrT lheH asdaaas sahoss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

The Hon. Willard Fillmore. the candi-
date for The Vice Presidency Of the Uni
led S,ales, is CamptrpllsE Of the Stale Of
New York, an office Of more responsible
lily aud importance than that Of Govern
Or. The Comptroller requires more than
fnr,y clerks 10 do the business Of his of
Iice, al an expense Of more than $4,000,
MIR, Fillmore is noble looking man, OF
tall and commanding figure. lie is one
Of those men who impress you a, once,
and make you ask" Who is that gentle
mani" He is exceedingly popular in the
State; and those who know him in pri.
waite life are warm in his praise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

Eanesassps Islznd = As large IS Great
Britain. and. according 10 Mr.. Palmer.
eoRlaias al The RAIRral resources 10 make
IL The seat Of great empire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
NOTICE

TTyHE subscriber still continues his business,
Il and has now on hand for sale.
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Herrings,
Molasses. Earthenware, Candies. Segars,
Smoking and Uhewing TOBACCO,
Best French Brandy, a@
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Rest Rec,i6ed Whiskey, Common do.
and Wines.
All Of the above articles the subscriber will sell
according to duality,) as low for cash as they
can be bought in Hilsborough or elsewhere.
A. FORREST,
June IS. go. ... Ss-4y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

Hon. fhomss Ewing has wEilien se-
~ Strung lrsisr. Urging lhs support II
tisa. TayinS upon The Wings az Ohia. -
essential aiike 10 The best interests o. lhe
Wig parry and 81 she country,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

Mr. Mangum's sneech.-Twe wesks
%, we published ; skrleh q shs sod q Mr.
MsRguln. JslsITcd IN ,he Senate "a he 81 sf
July hut h was ieo meagre % Ie satisfactory 10
our readers, o. % DO justice 70 Mr. hangum. We
have since been furnished with more full and
correct epcrt q this speech IN he National In
trlIisrnser. aHa base ihoashl that We could no,
gu portion q our paper to-day mOgf sceep,ally
to our ssdeu Than With part a. II. he remain
der d Il We viii give neat Neek. Iitrrais % sub
erts Ofpecuiar Interest u this time. end they are
atty handled. The speeeh possesses 10 itself sui.
heisnt attraction ioserure ior 4 an attentive peru
ssl, without any special recommendation from
".
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
Washington, July "a, 10 o'clock, ]

promised, in my despatch OF last cve-
ming, that The Senate would devote the
greater portion Of the night 10 the colclu.
sion of the debate an the 'ferritarial Bill
reported by the select committee of which
Mr.. Clayton was chairman.
The debate was continued through the
night, and at half pas, seven this morning
the question was taken on the passage OF
the bill. The yeas and nays being de.
manded, were taken, and stood as follows:
yeas 80, nays 20.
The Baltimore Patriot gives the ayes
and hoes, as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Atchison, Atherton,
Benton Berrien, Borland. l,reese, Bright.
Butler, Calhoun, Clay,nn, Davis, of Miss.
Dickinson. Douglas, Downs. Feote, Han.
negan, Ho iston. Hunter, Johnson. Of la,
Johnson, Of Maryland, johnson, u Ga,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
Less Of Observation-Disclosures have

been received in Philadelphia. by the las,
overland mail from China, stating that on
the 18th Of April, The schooner Paradox,
from Canton, was upset within five miles
pr Hong Kong, and seven persons found
a wa,ery grave. Among them were DIR.
j. Sexton James, Of Philadelphia, Dap,
list missionary, and his wife; also Mr..
William Ash, Of Philadelphia. A son Of
nr. Meigs was saved. and two Others
Mrs. James was from Salem, Mass.