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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

FROM lHr RIO GRANDF-Tne steamer Tele
graph arrived 90 New Orleans ON tie 2jth u.t from
Ms'amoros We mud the following items ia ihe New
Orleans poper-
Tue Mlf1msrOs ilg mentions That the q steam
0oai Rough and Ready the llth uit when about 80
miles below Rcynosa. struck f. suag. wheeled round
and struck another and is now o total loss
Murdvfr 4irtstsd-The rotber chief rhu planned
the murder Of the Rogers family more ilsn two
years ago on the Colorado arrested sDme tay- ago
VI Rcyuosa and o. conlucd la the guard nDnse 1i
this place
rio N,e Mnieaa Tqrg-By the Ah1fgo1og Go-fue
we learn that Louis Cooke ana eighteen other ueF
chants recently addressed letter Cd Gen. Wool DEL
Quertuq his Interference to protect them from Ore cN
actions of the Mexican authortes Oh goods introduced
into the country previous 20 the eN tence ci tnc 10
mist.ce. Gen W replies o. them through his aid de-
camp a. i0llow- The auihouucs oi McNco have DOB
night o. goods merchsndi.e introduced previous
20 che publication OF the armI-ucc. Tho authority i0
collect taxes under the laws of Mexico can only take
effect upon goods introduced since the publication of
the euu.suce The consumption duties must le col
lectei when the goods are sold u consumption duties
have once been collected they cannot Doc again ina
posed any dutics vp.Ch have ol may hereafter boz
collected by the Mexican authorities from American
citizens OF foreigners. NOT citizens 81 Mexico DO viola
ton Of the rule here prescribed, will be- refunded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

- We had the following pithy paragraph Ia
the Be6alo RePpb'.c, the organ OF the Barn.
burners
Keep II before the people that Lewis Cas- is op
posed 10 haIbor improvements and is III favor OF the
extension of Slavery that be- Tor and against the
annexation of Texas that he the apologst and de
fender Of the tyrsnt Louis Philippe and the reyer OF
the French Republicans that he intrigued 10 defeat
the nomination of Martin Van Buren, in l.if and that
he Is not entitled 10 the support ot the New York De.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
ITO for Philadelphia {.

The large and fine steamboat RHODE lsLA'D,
cant stone has been chartered by some Wings
Of our City Cor a trp 20 Philadelphia, 10 attend the
WHO NATI0NAL CONyENTIoS on "Wednesday
and the Young Mems Ratiiyme Convention on
Thursday. Sine viii leave Pier No. I. North River.
at PM on Tuesday, and leave Pmladelph'aon her
return at P N. on Thursday, rs TO land her pas
sengers here next morning. The tickets are but -
iOrthe excursion iorwhich berhs viii be furnished
and the passengers may sleep on board during The
stay AT Philadelphia. where the hotels are already
crowded Il is not probable that Wing National
Convention Will be- held so near New-lork again
Tor many years, nor that another opportunity will
be- afforded 10 visit Philadelphia so cheaply nor at
a season of so great public interest. Those who
wish 10 20 should apply for tickets ot once rs but
40 are ISSUED and no more Will be- sold. They
may be- had ut the Tribune Office, or that Of the
Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

a regular meeting d ttis COMMITTEE WI q ~. -,
Broadway House on Tuesday evening the Old 'uH' 80
:, . 80. ~ order PHILIP HONE, Chairman
J. h r. HAws, VICE Chaunen.
LopHsE Mills, ,
JOsFFH IAyLOE, tserretares ..r o.,
JossFH { PfScgSEY,1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

- Hon. Henry w TAYLOR Of Marshall,
Mich IS about to return TO Canandaiaua, his toi-
mcr residence. Nj T. has laborei faithfully tea
tlic success OF the Whe pnncipes m Michigan
and lns personal popularity was cvinoed by his
triumphant election 10 the Legislature nom Cal
houu Co and his excellent run Tor Congress IN the
Id IS uar's, formerly Chpman'sD District two OF
the most obstinate Loco Foco stroneholds in tho
pnuiuanlnr Sinh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

FROM NEW MEXIoo.-The Piff5juygh Chromce
Of the lst inst has the following te.esraphc dispatch
from - Louis
Major singer arrived to-day from santa Fe snl bring
later news from the Indian country
Col Newly had fted an expedition against the Naya.
Joe Indians but bis way d. attacked by the Ga
man-hes and robbed OF everything.
Gen Price had received IN order from Gen Batter O.
eyacuate chihuahua. which however bad not been
done when MAJ Siugce left ~anis Fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
IRnngIYN AEEAlRs

NuAr-The q. 5. ,u0e, ing schooner Nautilus,
Lieut. j. H. C.d.1orOugh udlng attached 10 the
coast survey arrived Yesterday at This station " G..
ron who acted conspicuous part boz The capture Of
AyaradO. IS the fret lieutenant. She b. expected %
Sail boz short time on surveying expedition along the
Eastern Coast
FWE.-ADout O'Clock ON Saturday mornin, a
ire broke out in the dwelling house Of andrew Gregory
IN CAn,on-avenue. The house together with all its con
tents was entirely consumed except lew articles Of
tridng value 10 lrst discovered the outside Of
the building and j. supposed 10 have been tho work
an incendiary. Dir. Gregory was insured for $50
IHE LAIR SH0oT IND AFF AIR.-.l0hn Williams
jacob Glsher. Peter Hartel and Henry Hess charged
with having been concerned iu shooting and thereby
wOundlug Andrew Weller were brought before Justice
Garrison yesterday afternoon for examination II ap.
peared from the evidence that Andrew Waller and BIZ
brother Nicholas. ia company with John Brown and
John Hood. stopped sunday afternoon the tavern
OF John Williams IN the Ninth Ward and engaged in
playing teupins alley In front of the house Dur.
Ing the game quarrel ensued and Williams and hs
company retired into the house. and barrcaded the
doors. Waller and bis friends then commenced an a..
tack upon the house With s0ues and threatened 20 kill
the inmates Upon this Williams pointed gun out Of
the window and shot AZ Waller the charge taking effect
n he thigh. Justice Garrison decided that person
had right ~ sufficient force protect his lie and
property and taking into consideration that the plain
M had commemorative assault he dismissed the chars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

GoLD PgSs-GoLD PESs B r. WArsos & Co -
alsL have q large assortment of gold pen. which Ley
are selling Wholesale and retail reduced price,. Ths.r
icAee" Pen admitted 10 be- the best Cheapest pen
Ia use Gold pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

Y uNurov, the runaway Akron Bank
Ce.her took passage by steamer for Europe d Hcrsb
Esl OF his city followed pa pursuit by he neNt steam
ship lCl,yeaud Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

- The Presbyterian Conference, which has
been time In session At Baltimore adjourned 'Ns
eie on Saturday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

~ TIM ANr-Ctss DEMOCRACY OF our Clty
hold their general rally 90 receive and respond o.
The report of their Delegates TO Baltimore iu the
Park tomorrow afternoon, when, as we see by
their bills. IONS Vtz BrnrN. BENJ. L. BrIrfn,
THFonoGr SEDcwIcE, Gen. NIE Of Madison Co.
and other notabes viii speak. Prince John. the
young hon Of the party, makes has first political
speech In our City this occasion, aud that fact
alone will call forth great assembaee. The ramor
That some disturbance or interruption viii be at
tempted is preposterous. Negotiations are now
going on a. Washington for the transfer oi the
B0nbdmers to Cas- bat it remains 10 be seen,
first whethc, the leaders can be bought mp with
promises OF office, and, secondly, whether, u they
should be, the rank aud file can b. thrown IN Thus
far. we have 40 heard ct any cavne la, except one
well-paid subordinate of j Walker who wants
70 keep bis place, very naturally The rumors that
Senator DIX has made decker want confirmation
on course some transactions viii be Effected aud
1t Will be- interesting - watch them We shall
report snF that come TO our knowledge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

~ D,suereoiypes by WALSH, on ns DoUsLE snyERED
PLATES with case and color for 90 90 Wo-tW sshingiou-
place. orr block above Foldhsi and block west VI e
sIxl--anenur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
Steamer Ilurat-EOrt, Lives LOST.

The Paisb,DeA Gazette Of Friday 2d INST. learns
boy telegraph from Memphis that the steamer Clsrks
Vile was burnt near ozark Island the 2'th ult and
that the captain and eight ten in number, and
thirty deck passengers were lost With great difficulty
the cabin passengers were an saved.
III this ssd story true s quite singular thai should
uoI have reached this city by Ielegraph.-Edl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

TAs GREAT HrRRlcAyE-The violent gale that
passed over this city few evenings since reached o.
sll paris OF the State. as Tar as We have heard.
Tho Ntits IntlliFcvcr sav- 80" Durn- tue Gale. ou
the &li Young aiy abou, sixteen years ODD. by tie
name OF Margaret Dyer residing on the south side of
Beardsley Prairie was instantly killed oy the falling OF
O. tree several houses were blown down
Detroit Advertiser 3lst ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
NJ a Il Il LEI .
DIED.

10 slail Msl b be- Honor tl- MAYOR WILLIAM "a
Nkh 20 M MARTHA u. FOWLER both o. u.s C.ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

~ Dry GOOisdOm has al ls- a chance OF permanent
location The celebrated hm Of Messrs. ". " r
OiLLEY Co. having taken the 10 B01cry aud a.
tered and hed up In superior STYLE viii open lAs day
with unusually large stock Of scas0naDe Dry Oood-
They VIII be sold cheaper than goods have ever been re-
tailed IN this civ before We know ihs because have
the goods aud the prices which they sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
~ Democratic Wbia Young Mem. General

N0mmittee.-A special meeting q ms UolinI'I7" II
&c held Al Broadway House, THIS ENkNlNO' ~ -
O'Clock precisely. JOSEPH NJ PRICE. Chairman
3D. r DtL ~ lss Ss,is Secretaries Je5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05

ADVERTISING IN COUNTY, PAPERs.-N. b. PALAER -
ceyes advertisements and subscriptions for he most wlde,
circulated journals OF all the States IN the Union tor which
he authorized by the propnetOrs ~ transact business
Valuable information. and complete list o. all the cue.
and towns prices may be had a. the Agency the Tn
bune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
THINGS WASHINGTON.
Temporary Suspension of Congressional Ac-
tion-Naval Appropriation Bill and its OPP
o-ifion-Dele TO the Convention.

WAsmNerov. saturdaF. -

WAsmNoToN, Saturday. June 3
The two Houses viii not adjourn next week.
The courtesy extended by the Whss 20 the 10.
co-Focos. on occasion OF tue Convention OF ne
latter a. Baltimore. will u0t b. returned. MOI car.
tauy from ans caurishues. ou the part Oh. tie
Loco-Focos. Dut from Dissemination ou t.e pan %
the Wings
TIE Loc0-Focos uIl urge during tte 4lasi-.us
pension o. Congress no strictly partisan measure.
j is probable that little save business merely.
formal Will b. transacted 40 measure tAot re-
qures much discussion. or would b. n.et o. give
re 20 much diversity % opinion. W-I De- intro
d1ced
To-day tie Chairman OF tAe Committee on
WAYS aud Means. Mr VISro>. made O successful
eror, 20 get up the Naval Appropriation bill ia
opposition g. The priv ate calendar The latter
la. consumed abou; one.tnlni Of tie session 80
far, aud members begin 60 think that measures Ice
which the people Of the whole COUNT. are inter-
esteG should receive al least equal consideration
with matters oi limited individual character
Every man feels an interest Il eeArfai aPP-o-
oriati0n tl!.-but one o. q thousand prefers pii
SIN Nr Vfyros.s success wss but sPecols
r. lad Ill sensible truths to- ti House "a' N'
sooner resolved Itself into LoIn-4.7e ' '''
Whole than 1lr. BROpHEaD 81 Gun '.''N 'Ne
door Oh the Slang question. " ny -'1' ''
t.4 - Ia with qu Appropriation OH. iir hri-y-i
nom PENNSYLVANIA did nor nde fil"e i' i'''ilH ---
por.e H. thought perhaps Dee was performing
,.-~. grateful duty b. 1vIn- Dos orimons oA q
srtfsct 80 opposite in one case the house ia' ht
foiit rr1pfr ~ ls-el OF Oh seem io hst-n. Zoo iAr
other 10 such hypocrisy "-s necessary lHr
sDceches OF the Doughisccs are NOT made Co. t"e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11
Notice.

ZNO the Debtors and Creditors of OwEN HANss
~ LET, deceased, late Of the County Of New
Hanover. At the June Term, A. u. ls4s. OfthS
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of The Coun1
~ of New Hanover, letters of Administration ups
on the Estate of OwEN HAxsLEr. deceased lOts
of said County, were duly granted by said Court
to the subscriber, who, q. the same time qual4
iied as Administrator Of the said deceased, in duS
form of law.
Al persons indebted to the Estate of the said
deceased are hereby notified to make immediate
payment; and those having claims, accounts and
demands against the Estate Of the said deceased.
are requested TO present them for payment to the
subscriber within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be barred Of recovery by virtue Of thS
Act OF the General Assembly Of this state, In
such cases made and provided.
II. J. ARMSTRONG, Admir-.
June 23d, ls48.-f4l-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11
~ MA@gNg 1ggRs -
4AK PORT or WILMINGTON. AAK
ARRIVED

ARRlFEn
Aug 3-Brig Petersburg, Oliver, New York, to G w
Schr Victory, Hamilton Lockwood's Folly, to b Elan.
4-Brig Catharine Nichols. Drew, Boston, to master.
Schr Royal Purple, SAMPSON ShlllOtIe 10 do.
SclIr EOuise Robinson, Boston, 10 Lutterloh.
Mitchell.
sloop Dolphin, Allen, washington, Nc, to Il Bios
Ship Franklin, Smith, Boston, to Barry, Bryant T.
Co.
schr David Hale, Bogert, Norfolk Va. to W Jereys
6-Schr Marion Johnson, Little River, to G w Davis
Schr Lecsburg, Boon, Philadelphia, to DeRosset
Brown & Co.
7-Sclr AlcYona Myers, Norfolk Va, to G w Davis.
schr James G King, Pointer, New York, to w . JEFF
freys.
schr Joseph Wayne, Balance, Elizabeth City, C
to G w Davis.
S-Brig Lady of the Lake. Smith, Boston, Potter
Kidder.
Stm'r Evergreen, Rush, Fayetteville, to John Banks
lO-Schr w Brown, Francis New York, TO w
Brown.
Aug 2-Schr John Story, Rodick, Trinidad, by w
4-Brig Fox, Berry, Bath, Me, by DeRosset, Brown
schr Cha les Mills, Sanford, New York, by W
schr Victoria Hamilton, Lockwoods Folly, by Elan
schr Jack Downing Parker, onslow, C, by De-
Rnsset, Brown & Co.
Brig Anawon, Amy, Fall River. Mass, by Hatha.
Brig Cornelious Rogers, Boston, by Barry Bryant f.
Co.
7-Schr Smith, Youngs New York, by w
Brown
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, New York, by w
s-schr Woodbury., Potter, shalottc by DeRos-
set Brown f. Co.
Stm'r Gov Graham, Peck, Fayetteville, by J f. w
Notary.
Sim'r Evergreen, Rush, Fayetteville by John Banks
Schr G w Davis, Briggs New York, by G w Davis
9-Schr Marion, johnson, Little River, by do.
Sch Thorn w anWrirht New York, by w " Jci-
freys. -,
B Wood
lo-schr Ira Bliss Dearborn, New York, by Barry,
Brig MozeIla, Taylor Boston, by Barry, Bryant Co
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11

LEGIsLArURE.-We give below the mem.
bers elect to the next Legislature, so far as
heard from. The reader, doubtless, is aware
that the Senate is composed of so, and the
House of 1870 members. In the last Legisla-
mre the Feds had majority of 4 in the Sem
ate and 10 in the House. If our returns be
correct, the Democrats have gained -
Inthe Senate; in Northampton, + in Frank
lin, in Camden and Currituck, and in Sur
~ and Ashc-4; and lost in Craven, in
Chowan and Gates, and in Davidson-3;
net Democratic gain in the Senate, l.
In the House of Commons, the Democrats
have gained / in Davie, / in Northampton,
in Johnston, in Person, in Craven, 2 in
Surry, and in Oranges; and have lost 2
in Halifax, and in Granville-3; net Demo-
cratic gain in the House, 6.
So that, if we are correct, and we think we
are, the Legislature is now tied, with pretty
good prospect of our gaining at least one Sem
atOr and perhaps two Commoners. 1t is need
less to speculate. We shall soon know all.
Below we append a list of all the members
elect whose names we have been able 10 as
GeElaip-4O Senators and IS Commoners -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11
DEE.

In DuPlin county, on the l4th uIt., Mrs. Eliza
beth Turner, at an advanced age, member of the
NJ. E. Church.
In Wayne county, on the 18th ult.. Mrs. Han
ner q. Slocomb, widow of the late Hon. Jesse
Socomb.
In Richmond county, Mr.. George Mcintosh,
aged rs, native of Scotland
In Moore county, Mrs. Ann Dowd. wife Of
Gen. W. D. Dowd aged 80.
10 Salem, N. e. Mr.. Jacob Shultz. in his 47th
year.
In Charlotte on the 18th ult., Miss Jane l. John
son, second daughter of the Rev. Cyrous John
son. in her 18th year. And, on the 18th, Miss
Mary Johnson, eldest daughter of the Rev. Cy-
rous Johnson, in her Goth year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11

Pasquotank-Proctor, independent, instead
of fed. before.
Ropan-EIlis, deGn., Bean, fed, no change.
DaUie-Clement, dem, dem. gain.
Davidson-Henry Walser and J. NJ. Leach,
feds, no change.
Blodcn--McDowell, dem, no change.
Duplin-I. Kelly, and DR.. J. G. Dick
son, dems., no change.
SampSon-Arthur Brown, and Amos Her
ring, dems no change.
Cunberland-J c.. Dobbin, and G. w.
Pegram, dems., no change.
Moorc-Col Person, dem, no change.
Robeson-Regan, and Mcneil, dem, no
change.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dem. Peoples, fed,
one dem gain.
Ne,c Hanover-T. H. Williams, N. N. Nix
on, dems., no change.
Woyne-Curtis H. Brogden, - Sherard'
dem, no change.
Johnston-AG Leach, L. B Sanders, dems.,
one dem gain.
Lenoir-Council Wooten, dem, instead of
Jackson, indep.
Greene-- Edwards, dem, no change.
Cravcn- Stephenson, dem, Wadsworth,
fed, one dem. gain.
Brunsuick-Henry Waters fed, no change.
Col,mbus-N. L. Williamson, dem, no
change.
Edgecombe-Wm. Thigpen, W. F. Dancey'
dems no change.
Huhtar- w. L. Long, and Rich'd Smith,
feds, two dem. loss.
Pitt. B. Satterthwaite, w. J. Blowe,
feds no change.
Martin-A. H. Co6eld, dem no change
Wake-Berry D. Simms, J. D. Newsom' h
H. Jones, dems., no change.
Warren--F A. Thornton, J. L. MoseIy
dems no change.
Franklin-- - Martin, - SpIvey, dems.'
no change.
GuHford--D. F. Caldwell, Calvin John
son, James F. Doak, feds, no change.
Beaufort.-Edward Stanly, W. W.. Hay
man, feds, no change.
Washington-T. B. Nichols, fed, no change
TyrreH--- McCleis, fed, no change
Cho,ran-Rob't T. Paine, fed, no change
Acknowledgement Rayner, fed, no change
Anson-J. R. Hargrave, iona Trull, teds'
no change.
MontgOmery-Zebedee RUSSELL fed.' nc
change.
Granriue-Gillam, and Green, feds, Bull
lock, DEM, one dem. loss.
Carteret-Pickett, fed, no change.
Jones-Koonce, fed, no change.
Onslow-C. H. Foy, DEM, no change
Orange-Cad. Jones, Patterson McDade
and Stockard, dems, Giles Mebane, fed,
dem. gain.
Gates-D Ballard, DEM, no change.
Coburrus-Rufus Barringer, ]. w. Scott
1eds.' no change.
N0sh-Dr. Taylor, DEM, no change.
RocE'nghdm--D. w. Courts. and DR.. Thos
w. Keen, dems., no change
Lineoln-J. H. White, F. n. Re;nheart, S
N. Stowe, A. H. Shuford, dems., no change
Casuell-Dr. J. B. McMullen, R. lone
dems., no change.
} Bertie-Jos. B. Cherry, and K. Biggs, feds
no change.
Richnond-Walter L. Steele, fed, no changt
. Chatham-Hackney, Headen and Nicola
nahan, feds, no change.
Psrson-C. H. K, Taylor, dem:, DEM gair
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11
SENATE.

Pasquotank and Perquimans--Shepard,
Ssd, no change
Camden and Currituck- Lindsay, dem,
dem. gain.
Roecan and Davie-J A. Ellington, fed,
no change
DaUidson-J. w. Thomas, fed, dem. loss.
Bladen, Columbus and Brunstrtck-Rich'd
WoOcn, DEM, no change.
Cumberland-Col A. Murchison, dem, no
change.
Moore and Montgonery-Dr. Worth, fed,
no change.
Robson and Richmond-H w Covington,
led, no change.
RdlVd1-Col. A. Joyner, fed, no change.
Observation-Disclosures, dem, dem. gain.
Nctc Hanouer-Wm. s. Ashe, dem, no
change
OnslOw-John F. Spicer, dem, no change.
Wayne-John Exum, dem, no change.
JohnstOn-W. H. Watson, DEM, no change.
Greene and Lenoir-Edward Speight, dem,
no change
CrGUen-W. H. Washington, fed, dem.
loss.
Dnpt'm-James K Hill, dem, no change.
EdgecOmbe-Gen. Wyatt Moye, dem, no
change
Pttt-Benjamin F. Eborn, fed, no change,
Mart'n-Oaniel Ward, dem no change.
Waks-G. W. Thompson, DEM, no change.
Warren-A. B. Hawkins DEM, no change.
Orangs-Hugh Y Wadden, fed no change,
FranMin-James Collins, DEM, dem gain.
Gwiford-John A. Gilmer, fed no change,
Beaufort and Hyde-Thos. D. Smaw, fed
no change.
Washington and TyrreI-Joseph Halsey
ied,' no change.
ChoDan and Gates-Wiley, fed, dem. loss
Her5ford, Sc-Smith, fed, no change.
Sampson-- Mathew Faison, DEM, no change
Anson-D. D. Daniel, fed, change.
Cart:ret and Jones-Bell, d., no change.
Cabarrws-R. Kendall, fed, no change.
NaSh-Or. Drake, DEM, no change.
Rockingham-W. D. Bethel, dem. n change
L'ncOln-Hon. H. w. Conner, den1., n
change.
CastCsI-Calvin Graves, DEM, no change
Bertis-Lewis Thompson, fed, no change
ChattGm-Wm. Albright, fed, no change
Psrso1-Hester, DEM, no change.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-11
DOMESTIC GOODS.

THE subscriber. Agent for the Charleston
Steam Cotton MILL offers for sale, Al and 7-s
heavy Sheeings and Shlrtings, from that factory.
These goods are remarkable for weight and hnlsh'
and will give good satisfaction to the buyer.
Also, various styles of brown and teached
Goods, Osnaburgs, Prints, &c.
Particular attention will be given to the sale OF
Southern manufactured goods, consigRments OF
which are respectfully solicited, and upon which
advances will be made if desired.
J. H. TAYLOR.
Charleston, s. c., Aug II, ls4s-4s-6m
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August IL, ls4s.

1o"thjW EmlgrGnt.-The spirit of pro-
gress!on was most fully verified on Monday
morning. by the presentation of little bow.
aoout seven years OF age, who was taken TO
Inc once OF the Commissioners of En,ig,ation.
10 De provided for as helpless emieraat. He
was OF the true Irish blood, but was unable
TO speak plainly, but stated that he wanted TO
see MerIka," and for that purpose concealed
himself on board ship coming ont. and was
not discovered by the captain until he had
been three weeks on the passage On his ar
rival here he fell into the hands of the police,
who took him TO the commissioners ri 2 was
dressed in corduroy, and, though in strange
land, seemed perfectly satisfied The little
| fellow was determined TO breathe as little air
as possible under monarchy, and lest he
should be hurt some, when the people of his
native sol! DO throw off the shackles which
bind them, he would take trip TO " Mcrika :"
to await the resuIt.-N. Y. Herald
HEADAcnE.-W rght's Indian Vegetable Pills
are positive cure for this distressing complaint
because they purge from the body those bilious
humors which the only of headache,
giddiness, nausea and sickness, &c, but of all the
ills to which flesh is heir One rs cent box of
the above named Indian Vegetable Pills, nay, a
single dose, will frequently carry off violent at
tack of headache; and, in cases of long standing.
perseverance alone is wanted in order to make a
cure Of every description of headache.
WrighfS Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
improve digestion and purify the blood and there
fore give new life and vigor to the whole frame.
Beware of Counterfeits Of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
BILE in outward appearance the original medicine.
The safest course is, to purchase of The regular
gents only.
For sale in Wilmington, n. C., by George R.
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, SO
Race ST.. Philadelphia 2sa Greenwich st., New
York, and 1913 fremont ST.. Boston.