Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

moore ana NlOntGOncfy-AnGuS Ii. Kelly wing.
Mecklenburg and Union-G. ". Caldwell, dem.
Martin-W. R. w. Sherod, dem.
Nash--John H. Drake, dem.
New Hanover-N n. Nixon, DEM
Northampton-J. NJ. L. Rogers, dem.
Onslow-Gco H. Mcmillan, dem.
Orange and Alamance-John Berry, dem.
Pasquotank and Perquimans-Wm. B. Shepard
whig.
Person-R H. Hester, dem.
Pitt-Wm. Eborn whig.
Rockingham-D. w. Courts dem.
Richmond and Robcson-John Malloy, whig.
Randolph-Wm. B. Lane, wing.
Stokes and Forsyth-Philip Barrow, dem.
Sampson-Thos Bunting dem.
Washington and Tyrrell-T. E. Fender, whig
,Warren-Weldon n. Edwards, dem.
Waync-John Exum. dem. Died since election.
Democrats 81: Wings %.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Anson-Benj J. Dunlap, A. J. Dargan, wings
Ashe-A. b. Mcmillan, wing.
Beaufort-Jesse Stubs, VIM. H. Trip, wings.
Bcrtie-J. B. Cherry, P. H. WINSTON wings
Bladen-T. S. D. Mcdowell, dem
Brunswick-John H. Hill, wing.
Buncombe-M. Erwin, whig James Sharp DEM
Burke-W. w. Avery, dem, II. Walton, whig.
Cabarrus-J. W. Scott, John Shinpoch, wings
Caldwell
Camdcn-Caleb Barco, wing.
Carteret-Jennngs Pigot wing.
Caswell--SsmuclP p. Hill d. S. Johnson dems.
Chatham-D. Brazier, D. Hackney, wings, R. s..
Gotten, dem.
Chcrokee-Geo. w Hayes, wing
Chowan-Wm. +. Bond, dem.
Cleaveland-NIr. Holland, dem.
Columbus--John A. Maultsby, whg
Crayen--A. I. Jenkins, whig, G. S. Stevenson;
dem.
Cumberland-J c. Dobbin, G. w. Pegram .dems
Currituck-Mr. Jarvis, dem
Davidson-J NJ. Leach, A. J. Foster wings
Davie--B. C. Douthitt, whig
Duplin--Isaac 5. Kelly, Henry Mathis, dems
Edgecombe-- Joshua Barnes, Kenneth Thigpcn,
dems.
Gates-N1ills II. Eure wing.
Greene-B. F. Williams, wing.
GranyilIe--Amis, Virgins and Parham, wings.
Guilford--D. F. Caldwell, p. Adams, C. H. Wiley,
wings.
Halifax--Wm B. Pope Dudley Clanton, wings
Haywood-R. G. A. Love, dem.
Henderson-H. T. Farmer whig.
Hyde-Erasmus D. Saunderson, DEM
hedel-Bogle, Mckay and Campbell, wings.
Johnston--Lnn b. Saunders, James TOmlinsOn;
dems.
Jones-B. F. Simmons, wing.
Lenoir-Wm. Sutton, dem.
Lincoln-R Rankin T. D. Reinhardt, S. n Stowe,
H. Sheriff., dems.
MacOn-D. w. Siler wing.
Martn--W. L. Mizzell, dem.
NTecklenburg--E. C. Davidson, whig J. X. Harri
son and James J. Williams dcms.
NToore-Samuel J. Person, democrat
Montg Russell, whig.
Nash-Ford Taylor, dem.
New Hanovcr-John D. Powers, w HILL dems.
Northampton--D. A. Barnes whig, T. j. Person,
dem.
Onslow-E w Fonvillc. dem
Orange-C. Jones, Jr, D. A. Montgomery, Dr.
Durham, George Patterson, dems.
Pasquotank-Geo. d. Poole, whig.
umons-1hos. Wilson, dem.
Person--C. s. Winstead, dem.
Pitt--W. ]. Blow, wing, Marshall Dickinson, dem.
Randolph Thornburg, j. M. A. Drake, wings.
Robson VIM: Mcneil, Neill Mcneil, dems.
Rockingha m-T. Ruffn, Jr.: Horatio Kallum, dems.
Richmond--W. L. Steele. wing.
Rowan-A. H. Caldwell, H. J. Foard, wings.
Rutherford-C. J. Webb, Jesse Sloan, wings.
Sampson-Amos Herring, J. A Boykin, dems.
Stanl y-Francis Locke wing.
Stokes~-Allen Flynt, Ii. Marshall, J. A. Waugh,
dcms.
Surry--J. Mclean, James Sheck and Cockerman
dcmS.
| Tyrrell-Jos. McClcese, wing
| Wake--J D. Newsom R. NJ. Saunders, Burwell
! Rollins, dems.
Warrcn-F A. Thornton, VIM. Eaton, Jr., dems
Washington-W. w. Swanncr dem.
Waync--C. II. Brogden. J. V. Shcrard, dems.
Yancey-Samuel Fleming, dem.
Mr. CUNARD AND Mr.. BEECHER.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher has written long letter to MIR. E
Cunard Jr, the subj of the regulations tho
Cunard steamers requiring religious services only
according to the forms of the Church of England
The letter concludes follows:
| have said that Mr. Cunard the agent of the com
panv, declared that the rule was that the Episcopal
service only allowed on his steamers, and tina
the captain Or an Episcopal clergyman alone mus
oficate; | have declared that the recent trip o
! the Asia; with nine clergymen on board, there wa
no preaching at all allowed the first Sabbath, anC
4 that the second, clergyman of the established
church of Scotland was allowed by Mr.. Cunard il
violation of his rule, to preach have said that whel
approached on the sube he lost his temper ant
besides much more. said Of American passengers
they do not choose my line, :. dam them, let then
stay away :; have said that in the presence OF my
self and Prof McCln took, of New York, he admitte
that losing his temper, he had spoken thus, with tn
additional remark that they might 60 to hell !;
and now add, that while apoogizing for the loss @
his temper, he did not apologize for his remarks up
on the American travelling public, but made ther
yet more emphatic. l charged Capt. Judkins in M
first article with card playing on the recent voyag
of the Asia and now have added the further charg
of notorious gambling in former trips ofvarious stea
mers which he had commanded | stand ready t
prove whatever have said before the courts of m
country. If Mr.. Cunard or Capt. Judkins, declin
such impartial investigation, then let the publ
$ Judge which of us has spoken the truth and whic
: has uttered falsehood.
o A NOBLE EpIrAPH FOR ANY MAN.-The inscrp
ton for the base of the Peel Monument, suggeste
y by Mr.. Golden, is paragraph in his speech whe
he was forced out of Office by the opposition of hi
former partisans, in consequence of his free trad
measures It is noble
= g 1t may be that shall have name sometime
remembered with expressions of good will in tn
abode of those whose lot it is to labor and to ear
their daily bread by the sweat of their brow, whe
e thew shall recruit their exhausted strength wit
= abundant and untaxed food, the sweeter because
: is no longer leavened by sense of injustice"
g A Storage passenger in the steamer Philadelphia
d from Chagres, is said to have made $4,000 in
: hours. He discovered 'claim,'' from which
took SlGO00 and then sold the place for 81, 900.