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Free Suffrage Again.

Last fall we were the first 10 condemn
making party issue Of this question. We
prophesIed either defeat TO the Wings il
they made il such, or victory by a meager
majority. We did all in our feeble way
TO prevent IFS becoming party question,
and called upon the Wing press to give ii
the go.by or consequences would opal
them. How did i, turn out The 9th Of
August has answered that question. The
Democrats indeed, 6etnten that time and
the 7th Of November, after Free Suffrage
had done for them all, as hobby, il could
said i, was General Taylor's unpopularify
that gave Manly so small majority. The
9TH Of November, without any trouble TO
any one else, gave the lie TO that assump-
lion. Free Suffrage then did have an 10.
Huence on the August election, and our
predictions that i, would, we're we'll foun.
ded. We stated then, that VIC would take
up the subject again, and would join the
Standard in any honorable attempt to eff.
feet the proposed change in tho Cons'ifu.
ton, after the Fall elections were all over,
and the proper time for carrying the meas
ure arrived, and when The subject would
have ceased TO wear purity aspect. Long
and somewhat anxious have We waited TO
see something from the Standard about it
but, as we erPressly, (n an article the
Standard quoted from us) predicted rorid
be the case, since the elections are over, he
cares nothing about II.
Once or twice the Standard has referred /
10 it IN a " reporting" way, bu, where are
Tow his cadgels in its Defence Hidden
iwsy TO do Vandol? service in another
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WThc following genilcmea gro ,ho
Commissioners Of the Insane Iiospi,ui, viz:
Elk Gov. J. NJ. Morehesd, Of Guilfo,d !,
Calvin Graves. ESQ.,, Of Caswell; Dr.. r.
N. Cameron, Of Cumberland George W.
Mordecai. ESQ.,, Of Wake; Major Cha,Ir,
l.. Hinton, Raleigh and DR.. J. o. Wal.
son. Of Johnston.
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Foreign News.

BY late accounts from Liverpool, Cot
ton had advanced.
Louis Napoleon was proclaimed Pres
dent Of the French Republic on the 22f
oI,. He took the oaii, Of office and read
an address proclaiming The Republic one
and indivisble. The President and Gen.
CavaIgnac shook hands. al which act OF
friendship and good feeling. the members
Of the Chamber expressed their gaiifca.
ton. The Pope was still at Ga,a having
been driven from Rome.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Coy. Manly. IN compliance with tho Act
Of Assembly on that subject, has appoint.
ed the following gentlemen his Aids de.
Camp, who are commissioned and entitled
to the rank Of Colonel, viz:
John iiargrove, Of Granville,
John A. Ellington, Of Divie.
Martin W. Leach. Of Randolph,
John Winslow, Of Cumberland.
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Charlotte and 3. &. Rail Road
Company.

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
above Company took place at ChestcrvilIe,
on The ll,h instant. We expected copy
Of the proceedings for this week but have
not received them. We understand, how.
ever that the best spirit prevailed and lha,
the work is progressing as rapidly as pos.
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New Senators.

Jackson Morton (whie) was elected on
the Is, instant by the Legislature Of Flori.
da, Senator ofihc u. States for six years
from tho 81 OF March next, 10 succeed
Senator Westcot,, loco whose term will
then expire.
James Cooper (whg) was elected by
tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania, on The
OH instant, a Senator Of The u. S;ries, for
the same time, in place Of Simeon Cam.
cron.
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The Cholera.

We are reipiced 10 be able to state that
the Cholera is no longer considered an cpl,
demic in New o leans,
II is now at Mobile, SIX cases being 70
ported on The 5'h ms. A report states
that il was at Montgomery, Alabama.
], is still at Cincinnati, bu, only six ca
scs was reported a. our last dates.
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Charlotte !:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, Is4s.

III WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ.,. is our
agent in Baltimore, authorized TO obtain advcr.
easements and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
BrE. w. CARR. ESQ.,. is our agent in Phila
pelph;a, authorized 10 obtain advertisemcntsant
drocure subscriptions.
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Fire a, the General POS, Office

A fire originated in the basemer, story
of the General Pos, Office building on the
morning Of the sih instant. IL is supposed
that i, was caused by spontaneous combas-
ton from old cotton aud other combusti.
bic matter thrown together in the rubbish
room. We hope Cave Johnston has mol
been guilty of such dark deeds during tbs
Presidential canvass as TO be necessary t.
purge them with fire. The Pos,mas.e
General bein., from town, s X. liobbie
the first nssistan, p. NJ. General requisite,
two magistrates to make an official i ses
tigation ~ relation 10 the fire.
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~W. ThurIow CASTOR, Esq, has ia.
ken charge of the editorial department of
the Camden Journal. He makes his debut
in the paper of the llth inst. in u very
handsome manner. We welcome him 10
the corps editorial.
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QUITE A DIFFERENCE.

A poor man who had been i'll, on being
asked by gentleman whether he bad Ia.
ken any remedy, he replied, No, amt
taken any remedy, but have taken lots Of
pbysic.
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electionecring campaign. But il will be
too late for him to use them again. The
good sense Of the people is aroused on this
subject. it is no longer a party hobby. no
longer the demssogue's plea. And before
it can become so again, the people will
have decided in their own way, whether
the old order Of things is TO remain, wheIh'
err they are aud have been sustaining a
grievance and whether the doors Of the
ballot box are to be opened to all.
We did not commence this to speak
this time for or asains, Free Suffrage, bu
to cal attention TO the Standards mysteri
Gus silence doing this has drawn US ou
to the expression Of some dcsultory 70
marks.
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A man whose face is rcd with brandy 10
always b!ushlng for his unfortunate habit.
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Another scene in the Commons

Another scene in the Commons.
Ga Friday evening last, there was quite
a scene Of confusion exhibited IN the Com
mons Hall while the substitute offered by
the Committee for S,eclc's resolutions was
under discussion. Ii would take pen as
crooked as panel fence, or the Del NoT'e
river, TO write down The crooks and turns
Of the proceedings. Motions we're made
TO adjourn without number. aud in every
instance the Ayes and Noes called for; a.
mcndment after amendment vas offered,
and sustained by remarks in their favor
speeches against time were made, and
speeches about the disorder and confusion
Gentlemen were called 10 order on every
occasion by the Speaker and by each other
Mr.. Thigpen made the Speech Of ,h'
evening: during his remarks he said, lha
{" when an election was held again cleal
sweep should be made Of every mcmbe
on thai floor, that an entire new set shoul
be sent in their places"
! Mr.. Satterihwaile said he thought
sweep should be made only Of those tina
we're gully of bringing about the disorde'
(alIuding to the Dems.)
y Mr.. Hh'gps~ sapliaa he thought iha
like the " rain" which falls upon " The Jui
and the unjust" that all should be sweI
"A. Mr.. +. made some more remark
which were frequently interrupted vii
cries Of good, good, that's right, &c. A
adjournment was at last, BY bit Of cunnin
on the part Of Mr.. Dobbin. effected by l
bou, 10 o'clock, p. NJ.
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NOTE.

Mr.. Shets of Surry's Bill providing for
ascer,ainng public sentiment has now
Friday 18th, passed the House and will
without doubt the Senate, after which the
whole matter will he brought to the ai,en.
lion Of the public, when VIC will present
our views. We rcfrained from this las
fall, because ut that time j, was made ,
piece of political jugglery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August l6-0 L M
The dulness which prevailed In the forenoon
tinued Tor the remainder of the day. Change
thiDly attended. and transactions In nearly every
branch Of trade were limited Flour sold only to
moderate extent Including variety Of brands among
which were state. western and southern. There
change in prices, unless it for small lots
q little Of order which q shade lower. Wheat
remained inactive, ana sales reported. Prime
was scarce, while Southern new particularly inferior
lots easier. Corn duh and sales quite mode
rate; while quotations about the same yester-
day Rye firm, with moderate sales Oats contin-
ued dull Rye nour continued scarce and hrm. Meal
was in good demand and sales of Brandy wine made
terms stated below. Pork continued inactive, with
limited sales to the retail trade 1t yesterdays rates
Lard steady, without change in prices. Cut
IN better nd moderate sales Butter
was steady There more cheese arriving and with
raj her deing to the home trade There also
some inquiry tor export Groceries, usual the
last day the week. rather slack but prices
tinued quite steady Cotton was inactive aud sales
were limited, while there change in quotations.
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Died.


At Taylor Iron Works, Frederick county Virginia,
on Sunday morning, August IL, Of hoopng cough,
JAnrs youngest son Of Mr. Daniel Psnmsn late Of this
In Rutberfordton, N. C., tho 4th inst Hon JosuuA
EosnAr In the TIA year Of bis age He was native OF
Onondsgo Hollow, In this State and was one OF the
projectors of the Fri. Canal.
ON Sunday the Isth inst, of the prevailing epidemic.
HoRAIIo X. Cows, aged 9s years.
The friends and scq usntsnces OF the family
epectfulIy invited attend his funeral this
morning at 10 o'clock from his late residence No. so
Division street, without further INVITATION.
Boston papers please copy.
Suddenly Of spoplexy, At Bergen, NJ j., on Saturday
HEsRv W RoskNsAun. aged 81 years.
His friends and those OF Magpus Rosenhaum and Of
the family generally invited to attend his fuuera
ean o ~ Ss a ~ ~ ~ nan, Pa" CLOCK
William Haley, corner of Clinton and Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn, L. L. Carriages will be in waiting at Fulton
Ferry
On Saturday evening the 18th nst after an illness
OF ID days, Of dy,sntery CHARlHs W. MLsAsK aged 40
Tho friends Of the family, and those of his father
samuel hbank sen, are respectfully invited to At
tend his fuosral at O'Clock this (Nonday) AFTERNOON
from his late residence No ls7 Madison street without
further invitation Ills remains viii be taken TO Green
wood Cemetery.
tum, WALTER, infant con Of John and Jane b. Bull,
aged months ana IL days
His remains viii be taken to Orange county for in
on Seventh day the 18th inst Of the prevailing cpl
aemic CHALkLrr Collins, D. In the 2ath year Of his
His friends and those Of his brother, clarksou T.
Collins, isyed to meet at his late
I'd avenue aud 4th street o'clock this
ing from ~bence hrs remains will be taken to Green.
wood for nt.rmept
The decreased member Of the Society OF Friends
and son Of job :. oilins, Of Utica, this State.
Baltimore tNd papers sill phrase copy
On Sunday evening the 18th inst, sAnAH, widow OF
the late sptain John ID. CamPbel, aged 70 years,
months and 70
The friends Of the family and of her son Robert and
her sonin-lss Robert T. Norris invited attend
her funeral THE afternoon at O'clock nom her late
residence l32 East BroAd~ay.
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE,

BosroN Aug ls-Brokers Board-7 shs Fitchburg Rail-
road. le7 dc 90 i24 10 do do so l; do Old Colony
Railroad t ll0 DO Vermont Central Railroad 4ss do
estern Railroad U25s ~ do Norfolk Cousty Railroad "a
- do do $40 IA do 40 "A ~ do do Boo 2 10 do do "a 40 do
do IN ~ do So 2A 23 ~ do Auburn and Roches
ter hHlo1d "a do Long Island Railroad 9 $40 nsr
Bank lUoss 70 dv'dends Vermont Central Railroad
do Amorksg Manufacturing Co ly9 SIS do Chsshirs
Railroad s $50 d. 40 BIN Second Boa rd-40 shs Yer
mont Central RAILROAD A; ~ do Norfolk County Railroad
80 z3k; 8 do do 81.
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s.A soothing influence Of the place and the eccson
nss rssss actively such Outrage against ell right
snsa ives pear whoes blood did not boil the fellows
uDpaIalslsd insolence NJ the sight OF the outrage
sTa Se S sS ssa
loud In their exciamations Of" shsms' ana OUT
rage" Mom~Hrsry quiet had, however, esen sssn TO
stored, when . seufs ensued 1t the gallery door IN
which, however, Mr. shaoer pro earned nothing but
broken psss b~lisvs. IL seems thet yeung gentle
ffend Of some Of the elected ladies' having Witnessed
frou below the outrage committed upon them prompt
srssiss With the fellow was ool.rsd BY the latter
when the scufe ensued which, for the time, created
little nutterng screaming and disturbance in the
meeting The combatants we're finally separated, and
there killed. only one wounded. ono coat
badly torn, one note book lost but military called
out.
Haviag new given you full and faithful account
Of the great rot 1t the l4oth anniversary Of Yale
College must close BY informing you that tho s1er.
In the evening, without further disturbance. Some
time after the concert MIR W., the student who had
to the escsed fair ones together with his class mates
and George Lodersband, gave capital serenads be-
meath their window, which, We trust, afforded some
balm to their justly wounded and outraged feelings
ADJOURNMENT OF THE MAINE LEeIsLArURE.-
The Maine Legislature adjourned on wednesday
after a session VI over three months The Fort
land Adpetiser, in noticing Its proceedings, says
The Homestead Exemption bill, ESQ called) pass
ed both branches, and has been signed by the Co
vernon. 1t exemps real estate 10 the value OF five
hundred dollars and if debtor is not the swner
OF real that value, then five hundred dol
lars worth Of personal property, to be by hun Sc
lected IN addition 10 the specific exemptions already
provided for. The change Is not to affect existing
debts. The resolves submitting the question OF
a change of the time of holding the session Of the
Legislature, passed both branches on Tuesday, so
as to extend The term Of Governor Dana, if the
change Is adopted, from May next, TO January
1861.
The distance from st Joseph, Mo to the South Pass
IA 3aInie Iistap Lalf iha ats 10 h.. Rax u
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The distance from st Joseph Mo, to the South Pass
Is e38 miles just half the distance to the Bay oil
San Franci
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mAsITIms .sT.LLIoEsoK.

Port Of New ,or., Aus. 20, Isas.
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Passengers Arrived.
NrwcAs~IE. Ens-Prus brig Hedwis-nr W Salam.
CHARLrsToN-Brig Tybee-Mis x n Cambridge.
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Ship Boadcss. (Br) Ponce for -, Aug II, lat 40 Is
Ion r.
II IS
BARK Maryland Of and from Boston Baltimore Avg IT.
Bark Sylph from for Boston, Aug To- lat ~ L. IA
Brig Aayfower Br) OF Halifax. 10 days Piotou for
Bridgeport, Aug l5 lat 20 20 Ion II 80.
schr Oregon, from Newburypors for Richmond. Aug IT, OF
Block Island. -
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Arrived.
SHIP Frances Whitney li.s Canton March Is With mdse
,.s,n tbr RON c,s,.n Is DAY. c"I ssaad % sydney
Caster, vita stsr fer Ns~ York same day SPOKE shp
pSi. s.. BID s q. . s'S IS, 4 ., ,sS '
sSai. Tara arossS. cs1J from usI:ua fs
Linden Gays out No date istoaS Ion - Is W passed
BARI Aao .tsering s" Jobn Brsckst seaman, dei sud
slp ssfaS COZ Por,i.ndj Mckenzie River EN-. July II.
with ships shbs,os ssd Thos Dsserson Tor sew Yors
jung s;s B,s B,.ssr bb s,s r sy a.
a. Ion % 20 .poss hig Louis PHILIPPE. from Batncr.
brig x,.s,s r." a. I:t New Vera Angus. ssps'
Il. &. GssS j isS@ se Of
Bari Pynau,6. Perkins, Bon,irs July %. with salt. to
Bns asdsg sPTp., Wolfe. Newcastle e. II days. with
Brs ye'.ris Or, Peach, 81 John NIB. days with ium
Bris Imy sssty ChsestOp days With cotton aud rice
Brg Tyes isrssson Charleston Aug H. with cotton and
Sch! Doress TEiob Nirssusne July 81 With iOs~Ood 49,
ssss Cores L.sl.. wnniss.ou. NC. 10 day.
lSis nnn riss SSss.. w MI%lS sss. Nc s
sssr ssy Feel, nnli;ms sionstos Ng edsy'
Ser hsSshs Ready, ssSsis ss-s.r f &c Ss s.,.
ssr j jsl. SssHsy ss on barn
sssr Ss,.1 I. Sr.,n ssyS,,n Sc Ssy
sebr Psm'srio Ssb'rs, Norfois sSsys o'''
echr N snento. Smith. Norfrls days.
Schf I'm Henry, Cox, Virginia, days
soLr X Crook Cor. Virginia. 2days
Scbr Spoford, Sssmap, yirgnia-
echr Hslire Dougttrty Niryinis. 2 days
tchr John Tfochford, Ctamherlais, vtrxinis. davs
schr Ferrte, Bush, Virginia 2 days
sohr Emily johnson, Johnson, Baltimore, 3 DAYS
echr Lady linton. tramiurr Balfimo 3 aya
schr BeiJ Hsbks. ireland, IA trnore 4 dsya
echr Sally n Puts, Evans Baltimsre, 8 days
Schr Fsruafr, Wet Berlin. DAYS.
fchr haaieon. Teale, Thoneston, davs
echr Ilisa Jane, sps srs, Thom.sson, days
Solr Lsnson q, an, Bird, " onseton, dsvs
tchr genl Warren Whitfum, Thomaston, o days
sohr Irs hin, ferte, Thomaston Q days
schr Patriot, Bucklip. Thcmazton, 8 days
Schr Ps~tseket Ormshy, Thomast0n, 6drys
tchr Fortune. Conway. 1bona aston, days
bohr Delaware, Hobrook, Thomaston, 9 dsya
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Foreign Ports.

OsoReErowN, (DsnArars July 26-Arr 32d, brig In
rial Beamsn. NoIToIh Sid 22d. brig Lady Chapman, VI
NIRAovArE, July 3l-Brgs Hallovell Hunt, for Bri
RI. In dsyG vnlture Rogers for Boston. disg Maria
sabeth, lHsm) Herln. for NYorh. 2 days. polsooa J,
Nancy, FRI for do. SOON ship Gladiator (Dansh) EE
son, for NYork, lust arr from St Croix
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Cure for tho Cholera.
Mrs e. Kidder's Dysentery Cordial-an immediate a
perfect remedu.

Mrs E. Kidder's Dysentery Cordial-an immsdiats and
perfect remedy.
NIHERE this all powerful andoo is at hand, cholera,
w dySenty, and diaraGa longer be
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Mr. SPRuANCE presented the credentials of the Hon.
JoHs WALES, elected by the legislature of Delaware fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Hon.
John M. Clayton.
Mr. WALES, after having been duly qualified took his
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-. ~ sef islh oI May, tie French having att
%nP.sa M enEfaace into lhe city of Ranessoyer
ss' s s,e,s'an efidge i was blown up The
Sseach iqrces Nete slationed on the banks De The
Yibf, between III aDd Rome M !. !, "a.
vice theF saneaaFa was la,r mils from liz e;,y
snd hat qf e NehEan sorees ,,tsiya
Thee WIS aiaas snlals bodv 81 ~