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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10
POLITICAL.

CEC0ND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-THIRD AND SIXTH
~ wardsAt meeting Of the Secons District Convention
held at the Sixth Ward Hotel on Wednesday evening 0co
Der 1850 D. McGrath OF the Sixth ward.
Chairman FRO TEN. Two sets Of delegates from the
ward the documents laid before the
ton, and both delegations from the Third ward retired
After examination the delegation headed Samuel Ben
net admitted their seats The
ganised by the choice sf c. p Johnson Chsrman and D.
heGrath Secretary. On motion, IL resolved that
proceed to ballot for candidate for Assembly Samuel
net aud Gillen appoiu ted Teers
there eight ballots all Of which for
Rypders. It then voted that TIE nomination
Voted that the proceedings be pabshea The
venton then adjourned with three cheers for Capt Rynd
and the whole ticket. @. z. JOHNSON, Chairman,
ID. eCGR ArH, Secretary.
ENIGHTEENTH WARD.-DExOCbATIC REPUBLICAN
~ keeting-Ihe Democratic Republican Electors Of tho
Eighteenth ward disguised with the proceedings
raeerzed the meeting the election Of delegates
different Conventi Monday evening last when
apponte committee destroy the ballots
large majority OF the honest voters Of the ward thereby
enabled return packed and interested ticket
quested 20 meet ut Csrt Hosse, OF Fst
and Twenty third street. this Ihurrdsyl evening AZ
o'clock. By order AYEEY GkEEN Secretary.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RAkAUHs hUsEOn, PHILADELPHIA T. BAk--
~ mum. Proprietor AID Manager Henry Sanford, Assist
a An. saii.d ,hs ar ~ p.nea mele
fo med this we.t Also, the play Of MONEY and sush
The hysterious Stranger nc: kessrs GoodAn RoSers.
Baker, 1bayer Ashmer, Misc Fisher, Mrs Rogers Mrs.
Hsekur Mics Mortimer Mrs Tbaysr and Others
Two performances daily Sand half past
rs cen tsi children under 10 years. I2IS cents.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, az BROADWAY, ABOVE

CHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ Grand streeOpen every night during the until
further noticsThe original and we'll known Chstys Min
strels, comprising efficient and versatile corps" Of
talented "sns ssPeriencsd psrformsss under tho
agement OF T. Christy whose concerts this city
succession Of -four have received with by
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets IS
seven o'clock Afternoon concert every Saturday
men cling Vt three p. N.
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~. funture. Piaasforts Carpets. hrrers. and rich
broadway kessrs Beek dry goods by dialogue
C. Kemp will sell at auction, above large and splsn
do Of Rosewood and Mahogany Psrlor Dining
Room and Chsnber Furniture Of the best styles and
which has been made for city custom trade and
will he sold without reserve close and
consists Of Ro God Paror Furntu suite. covered
Rosewood Book Case. Mahogany and Walnut Library seeh
los Chai Rosewood Marble Top Dressing Bureaus and
wash Stands, Carved Rosewood Bedseads, Walnut and
Painted Bedroom Furniture In to mstchj Carved
hosapy French Bedsteads AAttrssses Paiasse Wash
stands Marble Centre. side, and Fancy Tables; Dining
and breakfast Tables Richly earl Inaid Work Tables and
Tea trays China Tea Sets; Rich Decorated Cana Vases
Crasdo Cut lass Ware; Stone China Toilet Sets Bohs
milan Glass Ware; Looking Glasses, &c. &e Goods
shssd out Of the city be packed for shipping
the premises
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CHARRuAUDs ROOMS % WHITE srREEr-msssRs
~ chsrruaud and ogilyie, and Nrs A. Lann.ys Dancing
hall sscss soH ssss%.. '' On dn. a:
at halt pas. afternoon Tor ladies, misses AID masters
N &. sv.nas and sSnsSsy and Saturday IN The after
noon. for ladies. misses and masters
DAsCIso AcADEnY.-sicEos 0nERARDL ruAsx-
n iCr n nag ~. snss be-
Assdsny No Sal broadvsy viii be opened for the rsesI
Young s.n.ss.ss ss, frv.ss s..... =
phsa,ien TO sisaor @.
~ rs Wooster street hstNeea Bleccker and ususton-
sr and Mrs. ssrarlsnd ACADEMY FOR instraetlon ia ne
.ssI, Al sSs Ss.igs:: fci1s.; w.i,i.. 81
~ Ter issis. ana misses. At Tor ssntismsa Term. node
made Known =. 'hs Hall AZ Mr. Meis residence 81
sstslshsd ID, pal kSrop.ss TAsatrs' snd g. ever
<. ;1s sTsssd bsss as ss.s.ay
an, isr 'n ssS. sr.,saSi or ne
hind ra'rens, receives ro the ,hen,ss seeiey q
facilitate sis nproy, ths rsriossAl Lessons q the
lssi' ,Hs y'Sss % Psss sIf.ss,
ven tpo~n % The select families OISss iorh.
A IDoDwoRTHs PRIVATE DAsoIso ACADEMY,
". ,sss Tor ss ,ss.n ~ iSsssy ossosr 7tS on res
40 a. 81 sSss veg . -, ,. s,s IL
addition All dsnsss q former NJ ~ happy
entire pss sapss. stss NJ Vii .s,d ne So.rs,
ssne,s % music similar 10 ee.rss,s, to he s's.
,s.p,ns improved q ,esshist iatrsdus,a ms
peh infornstsu IN quarsr hsrstofars hes BEEN
IN I've Card. q ~ s' ana Fli sah ss p'e
srs~.- all '-su1-'ss
NOTIcE-A. DoDwoRrus D,HC,No AcaDEyH.-
Osins % The sreas hunbrr y pggll res wed 20 Ises
~ Nsshs,SsS ssS s.iSrdly ey.asr. .. seven ocioes
siss.fer Tuesaay and Friday a. seven oolo's
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLANEOUs.
ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIc.-yosEy EXCHANGE
Hotel " and - DOeh street, Phsaeiphis oondsetod
pea.a tie ss isis'd asa Inn
public Clean iss. airy Bedroom. can be procured az
sSS, q porter s ,h Per gs An
or carry luggage to sPy R.rs 81 Che pD,.
C. 6 HARRISON, rossEsLY. OF rDE rIRx OF
fe infsrn his frisse ~ad All .hos, Dassrfs
tIqai,ts finish be completed grand sSyisS,
ss ,os sss and Sss. M q Al. Us: Of
ss to ..ssi s:rs .:y .. :ns: fsS.
pEARLs. pIAnosDs, RUBIEs. AND ALL orHEl
''n' '' Src c BfsaoS. imps s Maize. Lana
I EEcHEsi LEEcHEs 5000 LARGE SWEDISH
IT. CLEU. Nos. I sad 20 JoLs street.
CURTAIN MATERIALS WINDOW coRNIcEs AND
d csas ms Of every s.srv pn s.s
ana Muslin css,.in window coInis.. and shaa,s Ginp.
ethtiower thr" Any other ssu:s IN NE ei,y r.,..-
w frsn ga SO so,s, h.tIa n.l..n.. sii zoo AZ. Tor
soshns g. sp boxes ssrdlns, lsrgsst sts 6o c eesss
Hams and Shoulder 1Sei rs PIuass in glass Jars.
Il; Go s Tx B;aie b,s.r II. wall .
WoRTnY or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LARGEST
Billiard ball in n. sorld.Ths Nm Pire Room. cham
Tire s. ~ .s' sSri
esnem Game. Private mar 10 Engaged a..sss.
or parties n. EDsONDS
EXTRA new nULLED BUcKwnLAI MEAL, NEATLY
~ packed in barrels half barros quarter and eighth
RIA ssa sls9 10 ,ty Ssrisd sss. o. 81 and . M.
lie Tselss.s sI,rs sUpersss ssar q sss Hiram sais
.A:s'I sE,ss ,sd Ned I; ';s 81 These 1i
sssIss for ,.s IN qaartisss 20 ,uit pgrsssssi At me
70 IRON, street, on, so.r seias sg Fen slip
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Oily hPiC. --fELLoW ETHIOPIAN OPHRI
~ Troupe having just returned from most successfully
tour, will have the honor OF Olym
MOI SAY EVENING. mber SDth and every
night this week The concert will consist Of songs Dus
Cess Shorusss Refrains no.
italian opera Dutch Drill Black shakers, tai
solos, and Ethiopian Dances the whole by the psrfor
in America. Admission ~
cert st ha-past oeosk Afternoon WsdnsS.
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BOARDING, &c.


BohRDINe... SINGLE GENTLEMAN Gan HAVE A
on moderate terms.
RoARD-oNE OR TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, wITa
ing house, No: 10 " OOstsr street.
RoARD-IN a PRIVATE FAxILYIN SEVENTEENTH
~ street near Union park Good rooms With fu or
zddrss. @ " oaiee 81 this paper 0'H'
BOARD wAsTEDFoR LADY AND HER DAUGHTER.
s hs fa family be dpss
n. p, "a Pearl street.
RoARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE
Psror and also Piano, in small private family Gin
.ery pleasant location one mnstes walk from Broadway
DoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR rwo
~ or three single gente%sn can otan neatly furnished
sdns near street in The part Of the
city The house 10 and contains all the modern improve
dress H. J., once Of this paper. '
RoARp wANTED-BY A LADY. IN A PRIVATE
or BOsy not tp lower s down NO ssn CHAMBER
street and higher than FIFTH Terms s.
way Post Sses A'a''' A' L. D. ff''''' BROAD
RoARD wANTED-A LADY. wHo OCCUPIES Hen.
WITH r SAs Sn u the Norm ss
Of Broasw.y-if possible. with widow lady Terms mod
snss. dpsp,sd with address H. H., postpaid, tsiVins
RoARp IN JERSEY CITY GOOD BOARD GAN BIZ
City near Also. soconmOd.,on, Tor single
carry, ~ ONCE or 70 D.
Jersey City Ferry.
FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
"A With full partial board at % Warren street. French
10 chiefly spoken in the family.
A LADY LIVING ALONE. IN TUE VICINITY OF
"A Broadway and Broome street. would accommodate
say .ps With gsA..s room or suit o. rooms
ANDREWS" Broadway Post once.
s.uRsIsHED APARThEsTs-A HANDSOME SUITE
NJ -~uents well fsrnished for family or single
reptiemen With ri" or partial board prvate tablet Apply
at No. 4as Broadway.
vU,o LKT-A LARGE PLs<sAkT, UNFURNIsuED
breskfast ssd ss in private family aquire Bread
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-0S THE SECOND
foor Of the house No So Beach street. with or without
board.
ITO GERnAEs-A ROOM. WITH BREAKFAST AND
Il tea, is wanted In Brooklyn New York, by young
gentleman Pisase address 3. M German, Hsrsfs ofhes
WANDA ROOM IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. FOR
w agentleua and LADY, with board for the LADY. No
rsierence rvsn. ADDRESS H. D.. at this once.
NANTED-BoARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
w wife, private family where there but few
bosrdsrs Address Pinto, RerAld onos, stating terms
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RAkkUks AMERICAN kUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUK.
Proprietor ana hanagsr John Greenwood, Jr Assist
ant ksnsEer--C commencing IN Monday OotoSe T. l860.
Twet week of the DRUNKARD. There win 30
produced every AFTERNOON this week, two sxesednsy
amusing pieces Every evening and on Sal urday AZ
ternoon will be performed the great moral drama ef
THk DRUNKARD. with Miss Chapman Mary Middle.
ton Among the euriosties in the Museum aspendiS
bust % Lind the Fairy Queen TtAnia Queen Ads
ladies Carriage the French Fortune Teller ee se "a
Admttsnce. Is cents-nhild rem urder ten half priee,
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INA HOUbk, AbTUK FLAGR-MAV ~.
refek. Sol. Lessee and Manager. -Bssneht of nons H.
Espinosa and last Of the Ballet
day evening" Oct 10 the win commences viii
the vaudeville Of the bAUGBTEk OF THE STARS-dep,
Anthony Bswksone. Mr.. kiekinson; BAoskus Bssswine
Mr. j. Cowell Miriam. Miss Nckinson. After which new
GRAND fETE DANSANTE BY Mile Celsstiss Frs1ek
Nile vctorne FrAnck and n Leon Espinosa To eonepa
with tine grand comic ballet LES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
l. Espinosa; Colstte, Mile " FrAnek PArquet % sslts
Secured rs Doors 81; 7k
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Il oohIsS PANORAMA OF CUBA-opEs EVERY
IL Hixht this week at the Minerva Rooms 400
IL most splendid work Of exhibiting beautifully
and faithfully the cities country mountains ana
tropical vegitation. ALEC, by piesurs OF artistic
merit the social customs Of the Cubsns illustrated
magnificent views Of coffee tsbsoco
bogany cedar ebony royal palms Doors open
~ y. NJ 70 at IN precisely.
Adm ttanee Is cents; chi tren, half price.
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WANT Dry A RlsPECrhrLE PROTESTANT
w With Cd city rsferezes. stustinn a.
serms'rrss Cnambsrmai or - tas care ~ 20
ehicren and sivnr Uudertsnis cuttuf 49, astinF
c+it1rne elrtstt Haa no objection 90 a. SHIRT dtsnes
h. IRE Car h. sea Tor tso Gays, a. no ster
ssrset In tks rssrSth feof. a4
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AMUsEMKurS,
NIBL0s aARDEN-rIcKx r. To A r PA Rrs or Iu,

Sso ae ~ .satsi Privsss - hAnAGsr Nr. JeAn
Albetshsn- Doors 81 essk. perform
70 somnsnss future At TX oslssE Perfsrnanss every
ss.nIns tns week The wonderful Ravsl Family in four
FRAN DIS in his unssualles ehsrsstsr Of
yavell the tight THURSDAY syenir. 0csohsr
feats on the TIGHT ROPE the Rsvei FAMILY ana ior
Javelli After which. LA Ron bEILA To be s-sesslsd
~ the tahieanh vsans OF the ITALIAN BRIGANDs. To
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V'RIPLER Hall BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BONT
Il street.-The lventh Grand COncert-Mr. Bsrnum
the hoRor 90 that the seventh Grand Concert
HAD lie Jenny ind will AXE place the above
early in o. roer aud that her concerts will from
Rod be in the sity OF New York regularly, INIT
further notice. Psrticulara hsrrafter.
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~ h
~ Roossvetsole Lessee and Proprietor A II. Purdy.-
Thursday evening" October TO- the will
menes with the nautical drama Of the wArER wIrCH-
Tom nller. Mr. H. A. Perry Capt. Ludlow Mr. LIE Favor
Nathan. Mr. Jefferson Eudora, Miss T. Mestsyer Aida
Barbere, Miss Croeker After which, Herr Kist and his
chanting and Astonishing Feat. in Gxmnssque Aths
Boxes 9eents Pit. LIZ eents Private boxes S.
Orchestra 80 cente.
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WANTS.

WAETED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A PLACE As
w sssmstrsss drsss mailer. Apply 5es Sixth avenue
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is dsy svssi,1 ooteS.r lo .iii >. psyes1Hoson
Of sEcRBTs WORTH KNOwING-Mr. Grsvills, Mr.. aol
man; Rostrum Mr. Lester Nicholas Rae Mr. Burton; Mrs
Isntsls Miss w.lt:rst..d 7. Frederic Jenny LIND Pc
Of the EToN BoYCol. Curry. MT shsrrstt Capt. Dan
yers hr Jordan Datstsr Johnston Fanny otherwise
and Parqss cos Family Circle 1c Orshsstrs Seats. 75s
Dcors at 6z o'clock Performs commence IN.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21
N0RfH eARtIIt ANDARD
.RALEIalH:. ].
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUsT q. 1850.
THE NORTH cARoLINAssTANDARD.

Encouraged by the results Of tie late election and de-
termined to spare no efforts to advance and build up the
Democratic cause. the subscriber will issue the SrAND
ARD after the first of November next Weekly and Semi
Weekly, on the following terms .ltsa ssg s.
For the Weekly paper, 81 81 so in advance. 81
For the Semi Weekly. 81 $4 in advance sessz
4 What mean by advance payment is B- pay
ment made when the paper il subscribed for and
paid for in ADVANCE So for the Weekly and $5 for the
Semi Weekly will be charged. "a
The Standard will thus be of the cheapest papers
in the State; and one, who chooses to avail himself
of the advance payment can complain of the price,.
The subscriber will continue devote all his attention
to his paper and will endeavor to make useful to
his party and interesting to the general reader
will be devoted, heretofore to Democracy, Southern
Rights News, State Reform, Agriculture, valuable Sta
tscs of all Sorts the Markets, Congressional and Legs-
lative Proceedings, &c. &c. Arrangements will also be
made for the latest Telegraphc by which the read
ers of the Standard will be furnished with intelligence
far in advance of the Northern papers.
The present Subscribers to the Standard can avail
themselves of the advance payment, by settling up ar
rearages and taking start and those Of them who
may wish to transfer their subscriptions TO the Semi
Weekly easily take advantage of the advance
ment that in the way. All they have to do il
to examine their receipts, see how much is due, and
transmit the money for arrearages together with So
so $4 the may be, for the ensuing year and
if any of them should be unable determine how they
stand books will cheerfully inform them,
applied to.
The subscriber earnestly appeals to his friends, in all
parts of the State, to assist him in this enterprise He
feels that he say without boasting, that the Semi
Weekly Standard issued during the late campaign at his
own expense effected good for his party and fol
the States and the appeal he makes this occasion,
much for the benefit of the Democracy generally
for himself
Subscribers and gentlemen sending in names of Sub
scrbers, will please distinguish, opposite each name, be-
tween the Weekly and Semi Weekly.
w. w, HOLDEN,
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

MEssRs. BurrEnwoRrH AND MlLLAR. We can
commend to the attention of music-oving citizens
a Concert to be given by Messrs. Buterworth and
Millar, at the Yarbrough House Saloon, on Wednes-
day evening. Mr.: Butterworth performs the Piano
and Franklonian; the latter instrument to US,
composed of twenty glass globes Of various siz-
es. played by touching gently with the fingers, first
dipped in water, on the upper edges, discoursing
rather celestial than terrestrial harmony. Mr. Millar
will sing many favorite and popular airs, accompan-
ed by Mr.. B. on the Piano.
All who are fond of "rare auld Scotch strathpeys,
rants and filings, from the Highland Of Scotia, will
have fine opportunity of hearing them on Wednes-
day, (to-night.) at the Yarbrough House. We say
attend
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

CALIFORNIA COURIER. We have received a num-
Der of the California Courier dated July 1st. 1t is
published at San Francisco. by James M. Crane.
formerly of Richmond. va.) and Francis w. Rice,
and is beautifully printed and spirited sheet. At
the head of it's columns is the Great Seal of the
State of California, with the State motto Eureka,
have found it. - On the right sits Minerva, with
spear and shield in hand-at her feet grizzly bear,
and sheaf Of wheat, and in the distance ship in
full sail. and gold digger at work. Accompanying
the Courier is Extra sheet with all four sides filled
with list of letters remaining in the San Francisco
Post Office. The Courier is W Whig in politics, and
the price of subscription $25 per annum.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

THE RlNeeoLD GUARDS. 1t will be seen by a
notice in another column, that citizens have pre-
sented this gallant corps with Silver Cup, which
is to be shot for their next parade This is jus.
and merted tribute to their noble bearing and soldier
like conduct, and we pleased to record this
mendable disposition to encourage and foster mar
tial spirit among our young men and we trust they
will evince an appreciation Of this compliment by
rallying to the Compaay's Standard preserving its
ranks unbroken, and thus aid in sustaining the epu
tation our City has ever borne for it's public spirit
patriotism.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE,
Aug. 8, 1850. Five slaves who had run away from
their owners in Maryland. were brought down this
morning in the of the Susquehanna railroad from
Pennsylvania. Itappears that there were eleven rum
aways, from different counties in this State, and
tain Pennsylvanians, learning that they
ed the farm Of negro. mile across the Penn
syvana line, proceeded to capture them and succeed
ed in getting seven of them.
In passing through Strasburg, York county, the
abolitionists, headed by Postmaster Brown, endea.
vong to rescue them, and succeeded in getting two
Of them. In the struggle. Brown was knocked down.
The five slaves that remained were then put into the
cars and sent to this city.
While in the cars, pistols were fred at the Penn.
sylvanians. One slave, in attempting to shoot his
captor, shot himself. The affair produced great
excitement here, az well az all along the railroad
The slaves were lodged in Jail this morning, to await
the arrival OF their owners. Tel Corr. Phil BuL
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

The Mechanics of Washington, in this State, have
formed association, and published resolutions de-
clarng that hereafter they will not give employmen,
to any negro mechanic, or learn any negro boy !
tIada They condemn the practice of masters letting
slaves hire their own time. They refer to the in
ux of free negroes from Virginia, driven ont by the
laws Of that State, and they express discrimination
to petition the legisature Of North Carolina TO pasa
similar act, OF tax the free negroes to raise fund
to send them to Africa. = t..-ssa@ f7@4
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NORTH CAROLINA PRESS.


The WARRENroN NEws. We have received he
first number Of new Democratic paper bearing 'a'
above title, which has oss been issued at Waren'0n
II is published BY Messrs. Moore and Collins and
neatly printed. We wish them much success.
THE AsHEvnLE NEws.-Mr. Sherwood has dis
posed of his interest in the News, which will hes
after be conducted by Messrs. Atkin and Reynolds
THE CAROLINA WArcHsdAn will hereafter be e0"
Quoted by J. J. Bruner, Esq.,, sole Editor.
NEW PApEa. Msssfs Blum T. Son, propose l"
publish newspaper in Salem, N. c.,
late Paris letter says that General Nar'ae1 ",.
caused it to be formally denied in the Paris
that he had been rude in any mode 70 the Ame,"'.
Minister At Madrid, with reference to the C'0'
any other question.
Correspondents writing from Washington =.
that the President has received informatio" -
nngsments in progress for another attemP'eu I.o,
sion Of Cubq, and that q strict watch IS DO" -
on the suspected parties.
Too LArr.-Ths editor Of the Ashvii'e @s' Il.
in his last paper, acknowledged the receipt o ~heh
Hon. E.. S,anly, Of '''poli,ieal information
reached him Too latefr feet.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

The ScHLEswlG-HoLsrE1N WAR. The news OF
the battle between the Danes and the Hosteiners has
led to many inquiries to the origin of the 1t
seems that the Duchies of Hostein and Schleswig
entirely Independent of each other, the first
being German and the second Danish. The King OF
Denmark acquired them at different times and under
different titles, but united them to his posses
sions. He held them as the Emperor of Austria did
the kingdom of Hungary, as the King of England
did Scotland just before the Union; the crowns of
Denmark and the Duchies were the same head.
For certain purposes of administration, Schleswig
and Holsein united, but the latter was only a
component part Of the empire of Germany. and since
1915 of the German Confederation. Nothing attach
ed Schleswig to Germany, except its connection with
Holstein. Early in 1913 the Danish Ministry de-
clared the incorporation of Scheswig with Denmark.
This act was responded to by appeal to arms in
the Duchies. On the 24th of March the German
colors were hoisted-the Duchies declared them
selves independent of Denmark, and nominated a
provsory government, the seat of which was fixed
at Resdsbourg. On the 29th, the King of Denmark
sent troops against the insurgents, and the
fairly begun. The German Confederation recognis-
ed the right of Holstein to union with Schleswig,
and supplied troops. The true cause of the war is,
therefore, the destruction by the ultra national Danish
party Of the independence of Schleswg and its in
corporation by royal ordinance with Denmark.
Philadelphia Sun.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

A PuscrcAL OFFICER. Darling Rushing, Esq,
was the third one to settle his accounts for taxes with
the Comptroller this year. For many years he has
been among the first to make his returns. AZ will
be seen, on reference to the vote, his County knows
how to value the services Of 90 worthy and pronp,
An oificeY
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

aslJ JENNY LIND, Mr. Barnum announces that she
will make her first SppeaIancea before New VA
audience on OF about the 18th September.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

Among the members Of the North Carolina Legis-
lature just elected, are Romulus M. Saunders, Ken
meth Rayner, w. H. Washington, and w. B. Shep-
ard, all ex-msnbers of Congress. N. I. Hawkins,
also ex-member of Congress-, was candidate for the
Senate in Warren county, but was beaten by Weldon
N. Edwards one vote: Edwards l79, Hawkins 178.
Richmond Enquirer.
The Enquirer might have added that MIR. Edwards
is also an ex-member of Congress; and in addition to
those aforementioned there are two other ex-mem-
bers of Congress members of the ensuing Legislature,
to wit, the Hon. Green w. Caldwell, of Mecklenburg,
and the Hon. James C.. Dobbin, of Cumberland.
The ensuing Legislature of this State will be the
very ablest, in all probability, which has assembled
since the foundation of the government.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

any editorial comment ON his Gard, which will be
found in another column Of todays paper but simply
call the attention Of the public to it. The originals
can be seen on application at this Office.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-21

The Register boasts great deal over the yote q
Old Trap, we will give him Roland for his Oliver
At the Old Fields in Mash. Reid received les votes
and Manly l. -. go sfas e 9.