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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

THE RALEIGH REGISTER. The hafw,ted geni-
US, who in the absence of its editor, renders the
Register ridiculous, is down. upon all creation, in
the issue Of tha; paper of the 18th inst. The way
he pitches into our friends of the Carolinian and
Standard, is by slow; and he perfectly an
initiates US. by calling ''young Patrick.'' Well,
after all, it is not bad to be called Patrick, for the
Old song informs US that ''Sant Patrick was gen.
teman," which shows that the Saint differed in this
respect from the hcum temens of the Register, who
evidently is not one, he would have indug-
ed in low and unprovoked scurrity towards who,
whatever may be his place of birth, has, in no in
stance during his editorial career, been guilty Of abuse
or personality to any one. But to the classical
language of the Register, IS shall bear with sore
head be forbidden to growl! Shall tom cat with
his tail caught in door not sputter and squall! Will
not ram tied to gate-post do some tall butting. I"
And shall not the swine who at present occupies the
editorial chair of the Register be expected to grun
according to the "nature of the beast!''
ITiL Journal.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

How THIS LITTLE INCIDENT touches the heart: A
mother who was in the habit of asking her children,
before they retired at night, what thew had done dur
ing the day to make Others happy, found young twin
daughter silent. The elder ones spoke modestly of
deeds and dispositions, founded the golden rule,
"Do unto others as you would they should you'
Still the little bright face bowed down in silence.
The question was repeated, and the dear little child
said, 'imidly :-'' little girl who sat by the
bench at school. had lost baby brother. All the
time she studied her lesson she hid her face in her
book and cried. l felt sorry that laid my face
on the same book and cried with her. Then she
looked up and put her arms around my neck. but
do not know why she said l had done her so much
good.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28
FUNNY. The Washington correspondent OF ih
Patriot cave unde, d,to A,r dtb.

FUNNY. The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Patriot says, under date Aug 9TH:
''There is probability, as understand that the
Democratic candidate for Governor of North Carolt
ma, Hon. David Reid, is elected but it out tha
he is as good Wing as he is democrat. He is'
ain told. in all respects an honorable, concientous
and good man. And is, therefore, fully entitled
and deserving Of the Wing vote, which elected h. %
behalf was the fact, that he opposed his own par!
when he went against the Nashville Convention
Unexceptionable in all respects as the Whlg canos
date, Gov. Manly, was, the loss of his election
not so much regretted if an ultra Loco had s'''
ceeded."
This will be news TO North Carolnians.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

An English woman named Mary Gordon, who
came 10 this city year ago, and has lived in house
of l.fame ever since, jumped out of second story
window last night, and died shortly after from the in
jures received. She at the time suffering from
delirlum trenens. Her manners and education show
ed her to be woman Of superior ability. Before her
DEATH she told those present that she had father in
England, and brother in New York, both wealthy /:
that she had runaway from them and they had offered
large reward for her. She was between 81 and %
years Of age, and very good looking. r.
NoJoM Argus
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

Although we did not vote for Col. Reid, we shall
have to support his Administration so far as State
policy is concerned. He is for Free Suffrage against
State Indebtedness for Rail Roads, and opposed to
ing Us according to Federal population and dividing
it according to the white, for Common Schools. By
adopting different plan from Mr.. Reid's, the East
(Halifax County, owning many negroes, would be
taxed enormously, and get but little to educate her
poor children, whilst Guilford County, owning but
few negroes, would be taxed light and get great
the East for the benefit of the West. We must 90
for the interest of people, These are our '.Docu
ments." Who can dispute them! Neither Wing or
Democrat! HaHfar Republican.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

Santa Anna has gone into the brokerage business
in Carthagena, New Grenada.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28
This will be news TO North Carolinians.

EXECUTION OF PRoF. WEBSTER. The extreme Psr
atty of the law, in the case of Prof J. w. Weos's
is to be carried out on Friday next, the SON n''
The voice of sympathy has been completely hus0eu, )"
and by his own prevasicasion. 1t is said ne "I'
make another confessi6n. He must confess "o'"
if he hopes to be believed. His case affords SUI:
ing illustration Of the want Of balance in the "''"
gious heart.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

WHsaE wsas rHsYl la the vote tor tho ""s 49,. of
sion Of California al Sste, we find Ne '' v.s,s
neither of the Senators from North Carolina
were theys Did they dodge, or not!
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

SURVEY or rHr NoRrH CAROLINA RAIL Road :. vt >,
learn that Maj Gwynn, Engineer Of this roao, .r,ey
Goldsborough, and intends q commence the sur, and
on the 10th inst He will begin al GoldsbOronuen
go westward. Neduber" A9.' .;.
We understand that a corps of Engineers 'e" .on.
City a few days since. on surveying tou'' .' s,.
mencing ten miles west Of here, and proceeding WIZ
ward. -
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

INsuRAncE CoMPAHlEs. The safest and best con-
Quoted are those Of North Carolina-ths Mutual Fire
and the Mutual Life Insurance Companies.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

The VorE FOR GovERNER. The vote for Govern
er. which give to-day is not eraety official. Sew
eral counties still to be heard from officially, and
Gates County, 1t will be seen, is put down only with
a majority. We shall keep our table standing, and
shall publish it in corrected form for reference as
soon as the ofciafsoe in all the Counties is received
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

CoNeREss. The Senate have been occupied dur
ing the past week principally with the Fugitive Slave
Bill which was on the 23d instant ordered to be en-.
crossed for third readng which is considered as tan
tamount to it's final passage. We shall give synop-
sis of the bill in our next paper. 81
The House Of Representatives have been principal
ly engaged in be consideration of the Civil and Di-
plomatic appropriation Bill.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28

COUNTY Court. This Tribunal was in session
last week. On Monday, William H. High, the
newly elected Sheriff, took the oath and assumed the
duties of his Office. Mr.. High, we doubt not, will
make an efficient Officer.
Mr.. Rogers, the late incumbent, re,ires with much
credit as able and jealous public servant. That
he has performed the responsible duties of his Office
with promptness and fidelity. is the universal senti-
ment, believe, Of all who have watched his official
conduct. .-s !. - :.
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atey alter her acceptance of the constitution, declares
authortatvely the in which she understood the
obligation to the new government. By that oath she
taught me, when under her laws took it, on my adj
mission to the bar, that the authority of the United
States is supreme and hers subordinate. By that
oath bound myself to support her constitution, only
when not inconsistent with the Constitution of the
United States. was sworn to support the Const-
tuition OF the United States unreservedly and without
exception or qualification. Therefore, MIR. President
without undertaking to determine what influences the
views and sentiments of the people of my own State
might nave upon my own judgment as to the propri-
ETY. OF any particular coursefor certainly the gene
raj opinion of the State in which lives is cnti-
tied to great weight and influence, and have con-
siderable effect upon him-I must say that acknowl-
edge no right in the Legislature of North Carolina to
exercise the Papal authority of absolving me from
my oath, to transfer my allegiance-to turn me
over to Barbary from the United States, and make me
simply citizen Of hers. Therefore should hold
myself at Hberty-yea, bound by every consideration
of duty to myself and country, by that integrity
which binds me to maintain and fulfil the oath have
taken-to consider for myself, under any, supposed
circumstances whether case existed of unmitigated
oppression or of dangerous and obstinate usurpaon,
which constitutes known and understood exception
from the general duty of submission government
and jnsfes the oppressed in falling back upon the
natural right Of resistance and selpreservation. To
my own State owe love ! owe obedience, but not
blind and unlimited obedience. owe her a large,
and grateful, and devoted attachment She has gem
erousIy honored and advanced me beyond any merits
OF my own and has thereby added force to the claims
Which she always had upon me as her native.horn
son. whose ancestors side, for four generations
nave lived and died upon her soil. Sir, acknowl-
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the honorable Senator from Kentucky (Mr Clay,) Of
remaining in the Union, and fighting for our rights
in the Union.
Now, how are we to do ii! 1t happens, Fortunate
Iy for u.s. that, although taking the whole country,
We are. on the slavery question, in minority, there
are some cases of Legislation in which Northern
friends have got deep interest-in which are
entirely insignificant. Our friends of the North
are exceedingly anxious to have remedial meas
ures; such will help their manufactures, and
brighten the prospects their languishng operatives
and give renewed prosperity and happiness to their
formerly thriving and prosperous people. Well,
Sir, am one of those who believe in the absolute
power Of Congress over this whole subject. be-
Iieve Congress has the power to establish probito-
ry, protective, or any duties that Congress may
choose believe, also, that it is right and proper.
when no other considerations intervene, to that
power SO as to give the industrial pursuits of this
suits of every other country. Now, here were nv
friend from N. Jersey, (Mr Mier) and my friend from
Rhode Island. Mr.. Greene,) not long since pre-.
senting petitions, in which strongly depicted the
suerings OF their portions of the country for want
of adequate protection, and Congress is earnestly
called to their relief.
Now, sir my mode of contending for our rights is
very simple. II wants the aid of no Nashville
Convention, no Southern Convention, no amount of
armed men, no disunion, no secession. We just
STAND ght here and ask for and enforce our reason
able claims. What have we asked of our northern
friends; and how have we asked it? We have used.
ceI'alny nave used-no language either of defiance
OF even o. demand. We have bean content earnest.
ana auechonaely to ask-yes, to entreat, not in.
eo.enuy 70 dictate or require. We have said, do
NOT wantoniy do what You know will be regarded
Hnopsr' =: az anrontful, unkind do not apply TO
"e'' ''''''o"es the Wiimot proviso. You can have
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrI4oHx, Sept ls---5, p. IN.
The GxbernatoriaI Discussion Arriual Of the Ottoman
Envon- The Guano Tfads.-Largs Arrivals. -Jsn
nv Lind Markets.. nc. Haes}IQ
The Joint discussion betw Messrs Lowe and Clarke
the democratic and WING candidates for governor Is now
progressing at Monument Sqnafe--the meeting having
been called order nj baipast o'clock. with Mayor
Stansbury the chair The discussion was opened by
M Lowe 10 Of those uhanswerabie and osetpowedng
speeches which he distinguished Mt Clarke has
Just taken the stand 20 reply 1900,
The Ottoman Envoy Amin Bsy, accredited by the Turk
ish SULTAN minister enpotentiary TO this government
arrived here last night, and took quarters at Barpuins,
where he was waited this morning BY large number
Of citizens He Is accompanied by three secretaries,
and John Brown, ESQ., secretary OF legation At Cons'an
tnope aud lady daughter Of the late Commodore Porter,
and several gentlemen connected with naval service
He seems delighted with what he has of this country
and, In his interview with gentleman connected with the
Ar2ns aked "My sovereign has got hold Of one end
ofthe rope. the American people the other The great
French Sultan (meaning Bonapare) observed thar ex-
tremes often brought together, hope the ends othe
rope may meet and surround the world IKE me eqnaor'a
line" ##4e
His excelency was accoutred in an undess uniform o.
Ottoman service, with red cap fitting tight 70 his
head He took his departures for Washington at O'clock
this morang where he has doubtless arrived
The agriculmrsts Of Maryland, Virginia. and the District
win be graed to learn thar three shipsthe Jenny Lind
John Mayo, and lconum--have arrived here within the
three days. direct Peru laden with guano They
bring about 800 in all. which is considered sufficient
supply the demand for fall seeding Previous to Their
arrival Il firm $50 per ton, but has since fallen te
855 and II Is thought will be down to $50 before the END
Of the week. 4
There will be another joint discussion at Wiseburg in
Baltimore county, tomorrow between Messrs, Lowe and
Clarke which large will be present from this
city. sM3. a
despatch from Mr. Barnum received here this
ing. directs tho engagement of the Front theatre for
the evenings of the 9th and Both Of the present month"; o
the purpose Of giving by Jenny Lind In hs
49,. 1f Cos..~ L. 10
may be inferred that she will 60 to Boston from New
York Members Of Congress and the citizens Of Washing
ton will thus have early opportunity Of bearing the
Nightingale In conjunction with our citizens.
THE LIN the Baltimore market this morning there
were sales Of -four Sales Of good prime red wheat
loo LOG cents; white. los liz cents and family ipu
whiie ll5 40 Sales Of white and yellow corn
at SO Sd cents, with light receipts Oats, 80 30 cents
Whiskey a cents Sales Of 50 casks shoulders bacon
A Sales Of $40 bags Rio coffee Ill cents 10 60 out
of the market.
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YoEK. Sept. II, 1850, p. m.
During the present year the internal trade OF this State
both transit and local. has enjoyed far than the usual
facss The northern line of railroads has Of late ysars
been permitted carry freight In the wiater season. when
the canal has been closed the payment Of the same
tolls 10 the STATE would be paid by the produce
carried the canals ia addition this
the OF che STATE the Business Of those roads sed
ously injured by bad management of the companies. In
this respec, they have improved slightly Ibis year The
tolls the canal ,he active and intelligent, agency
oil j. L. Barton, esq, Of Buffalo, reduced 70 per
for the present season, and with signal The Erie
railroad has been in operation 3i4mss being 80 mile
than last year. These facilities Of operating
time when the low tariff Is producing the best effects
upon Internal Industry have resulted extraordinary
Of business have sought and obtained through
the polileness Of Mr. N Marsh, secretary Of the Erie rail-
road details OF the business OF that great work. In
compare with the business OF the Erie canal for
the months Of the present year and will give few OF the
esulis Last winter Mr. Barta@ OF Buffalo, represented to
the canal department the urgent necessity Of reduction in
the tolls of inc canals, If the State wished preserve It's
concessions. He proposed reduction OF 20 per
cent As tolls OF the la.i ca year were 49, 226 fol-
lowed that without great of business reduc
ton would involve loss of $65s6a5 to the State sand it
scarcely expected that the party in power would
incur sach ssmore particularly that tho protec
ronists had mp universal cry Of dsressi No pro-
duce," ano money! "al gone to California" "factories
closed, "peope out OF employ and Mr.. Carey. in the
American Review aud other reckless WRITER'S exclaming
sin 1886 the power trade immense 1850 has
declined, and dsci~es daily" sA irea aas III A.54ta
Notwithstanding oil this balderdash, practical men of
business saw that althoughiacory dividends were less
the great business Of the country better than ever
employment general, and labor getting greater pro-
portion OF the wealth il created The reduction in tolls
was made and far from decline, the tolls this year.
up September higher than last year. and the years
1850 will exceed those Of 1919 100000 and
great business upon the canals has been comprised Of the
increased production of iadtUidsa manufacturers While
the trade Of the canal has thus shown unmistakeabe owl
dence Of general prosperity, the returns Of the Erie rail-
road show even greater results. That road penetrates
the southern OF counties, which before compare
lively secluded They Of great agricultural and grazing
capacities and the great wealth thus made available by the
road has poured down in Increasing Volumes while TAO
tories along its line have sprung up IL by magic The
following table shows the general business Of the road for
I85Othe business, Of course. for sir months only,
Y 4 ~ .1p~u6 nj. 80 R...t~ l=.+
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From he Bslsiners Argus.
BAtTrnoRx. Semi. M. IsS0.

BALTIMORE sept III, 1850
Mr. EDros DEAs sm. ] had ,hs pleasure Of being one
Tstem was making number of experiments upon his
electric engine, and truly gratied well as aston
ished 10 see what wonderful results were Obtained Mr.
Taem wlth one section Of his magneis-equsl
een,h Of the whole power when the engine com plssd
novels large driving wheel weighing go pounds,
Win considerable action and and perfect regularity
Inc engne was In action most OF the time during the whole
asys and was running with more power and spesd at the
close o me day than early in the morning Mr. has not
us YET perocted portion Of the engine, OF the
angemens being bat,emporay- He expresses himself rs
machinery and batteries he will be able 10 effect from two
20 three hundred per cent the same amount Of
metal Mr. IT, the electro magnet as his source Tor
urging power The magnets now in use ON his engine
weigh less than 10 lbs each, and the battery
drive the wheel less than half OF cubic foot The pres
engine being but in crude condition, OF
il no doubt bul that with he present moving
power he move wheel from 90 TO 30 revcu-
tlons per minute,
We publish the above with great pleasure and endorse
all that is said from personal knowledge OF the facts.
We, too, have visited Mi. Tate, and have been highly
vantages Of working alone and unfriended. We have
him running driving OF four feet dame
ter, weighing $40 lbs speed of from 20 rev0lu-
tons per and this with less proportion OF power
by 200 per cent than will move the best steam engine to
one revolution. ~
lectures and experiments Of Professor Page and far
understand. Mr. Tatem. in quieude and obscnry,
has produced more practical power than has been shown
by the costly experiments which have excited much
attention at Washington. Mon Of science who have
witnessed the experiments here believe that Mr. Tate
must succeed in developing the mighty powers which all
know are to be found in the principle Of electro mag
own sake well for the cause Of science and our
country, eaaaa Y
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fniereaing from 81. Helena and The Cape Of Goo
Hops-Auf,d Siipsrecks, Se

Bosros, Sept. ~ Arrived .hip Arab, Thur:on, from
Cslcntia April 18Th, Sand Heads 10h, and st Helena the
LIST uIt Experienced very weather of tile Cape Of
Good Hopcbesg obliged TO lay Of the time Tor 81
days. Lett 81 Helena ship Nebraska, 100 days from
Shanghai for New York, arrived July soh,nsa lesky
dition.
short time after coming TO anchor was run into by a
Dntoh barque, receiving considerable damage. Would
sail ~ two days.
The Cato, Henry, from Calcutta for Boston, esky, having
experienced much damage of the Cape, would leave Ia
fsw days There rcpod st Helena that an Eng.
lish ship had spoken the ship Areaius from CalcutIa
for Boston, oil The Cape time in July leaking badly
with rudder head twisted OFT and loe-topnat gone. She
Was endeavorng to yet into Simonss bay. There were
10 or 20 vessels anchored oil J,mesuwn, ST Helena
all Of whom have received more or lees damage The
Cape Of Good Hope papers mention the loss the British
ship Q@ea the West, and all hands y -rished The
French ship La ge also osi, al board pet
the and nine Of the crew The esch 10 IN,
eastward Of Cape is literally covered with wrecks
On The ION Instant the Arab fell in with ihe brig Laria
Wayne, from Wilmington, North Carolina, for Liycrpool
in distress, having been hove down The gale Of The h
instant and lost ,vsnnng of the deck stove
We supplied her with wasr sufficient her into Bos
TON.
PASSENGERS IN rms ARAB---Rev. j. O. Binney and lady
Maulmannj q H. VII and Miss Wills, Calcutta.
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Total

This any very extraordinary Indication OF decln
ing ade--more particularly when reflect tina, the in
population In the West and higher Of cotton
other crops in the South have required Ia addition TO
tho enhanced receipts at New Orleans and Buffalo, con-
siderable supplies.
The crops year abundant than and the
activity the public works indicates their progress to
ket The wealth they realize their producers is further
enhanced by the steady Of California adven
To disturb this high Of prosperity cut of the
for produce, and attempt plander labor for the
benefit of capital by raising the tariff requires to-
nerity than most of the federalists possess.
There fair business doing in the markets generally,
and prices of goods maintained, while produce firm
The dates from Liverpool the 7th instant ia
vorable breadstus and less for cotton The latter
ke is however, firm For -four the demand exceeds the
supply and ftesh.ground State brings "a 62A "a rs,
straight State and Rye -four, - Corn meal
IS IS Wheat steadysay l6 cents Genesee 90 cents for
Ohio Rye firm at 10 cents. Oats brisk at 40 43 cents
Corn steady, 81 for mixed 65 for
round yellow Il is pretty certain that considerable
supplies will be wanted abroad Pork is higher-sales
$40 81 80 A. 80 II 30 Is prime, Beef 81 rs
s. country Tobacco is very active, both for laf
and manufactured, for speculation and consumplon--he
former being rife than since the year 1887 Whskey
26k cents, Ohio E8 as t8
Freights are firm sd for Liverpool -four,
%. grain, I'D.
litta oFi
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