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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-27


In the File marked A, accompanying
this message, are snndry communications
which il becomes my duty 10 lay before
you.
l. From Secretary Of Stale Of The Uuiied
S.ales. desiring 10 be furnished with copies
Of our Acts Of Assembly from the year
1910 10 the present Time. and asking that
provision be made for future supply,
.. From the State Of Florida. desiring
10 be supplied with The Reports Of our
Supreme Court prior TO 1915.
8. From the Central authority OF The
Royal Commissioners, relating 10 The all
mission Of The production Of American
Arl and industry al The Industrial EXIT
hllion TO be held at London IN May,
1851.
4. From Mississippi, relating TO grant,
ing Bounty Lands to The Officers ana
Soldiers Of the War of 1912.
5. From American Association lot
advancement of science, relating 70
Geological Survey Of The Country.
6, Fsom Vermont on BuIean oil Agfi-
culture.
I. From South Carolina, on The Ma "
vile Convention.
s. d.. DO. On The principles o. 'he'
Wilmoi pIoviso."
0. From New Hampshire. Yits''aa'
Maryland, Georgia, Connecticut, Mi--'s.
sippi. Missouri and Florida, on SIasefy
and fugitive slaves.
10. Frm A. valiemare, The asshs y
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Emsrsea anA Prishasd Ser sspsllsats John shsrvssA
Tor respondent. Judgment AFFIRMED Samuel A.
Wiilooghby vs. James A. Clark and others. n. Pierre
pont for respondent, H. Nichols for appellant. De-
cree amrmed. Harvey Bissell Stone and Stone
A. Ely for respondents, J. Thompson, Jr., for APP
pellsnts. Order affirmed. Garret d. Hasbrouck vs..
BisLop and SImonson ii. Ketchum for respondent, n.
q: Gray for appellants Appeal dismissed with costs.
Chsrlcs NJ Graham Charles Richards. T. Il. Tom
lnson for appellant Wells Van WAGNER for respond
emit. Judgment affirmed. The following causes argued
in January last. win not DO decided until the nsxt
term:-McCoon Sherman vs. Calkins & Susbury
Hone and others W.. Van Setback and others White
Barnes Va. Howard Cole vs. Esterly. De Mott
Seamnns McGregor and others Comstock. Conner
Conner Va. Embury and others. Judson Worrau
" orrall. Tho Executors Of Mumford Va the Ameri-
can Life Insurance and Trust Company. Mallory &
LcPg VS. W Nils h Willis
APRIL 1S.-Jchn S. Hcrris The People.-In this
case appeal brought from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of this city to the Court Of Appeals, a
judgment entered against Harris who bail for the
appearance of person charged with crime The party
baied forfeit his recognizance An order entered
and fled under the law Of 1874 in the Common
Pleas. whereby judgment made up against Har-
rs. The Court Of Appeals decided under the code.
appeal could be had on such judgment and dis
missed the appeal For the appellant, N. b. Blunt;
for the People John McKeOn,
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Died.


On saturday. 10Th. mat. orApim Nrvco~r, senr, one
q the r,volutonary soldiers. eyed 81 years and y
DAYS.
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence. Is Goerek
street ON sunday Afternoon ut o'clock
Departed this life. the evening Of frday the 10th
instant BorrEt Dons. in the 50th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral al the residence of his uncle Ed
ward Mccarthy 81 Main street. brooklyn. this Sundsy
morning at O'Clock precisely
ON Sat ufhsy. the 10th inst. William N Youngest
Of Noah G. and Caroline Morton, In the "a year Of
his ace
The relatives aud friends Of tho family invited to
sttcpd the funeral nom IS First street sunday the
2ist ins,ant, al hslfpest o'clock without further
invitation.
In this city on the 10th inst Mrs. ELi,AsEra "a
oirsor wife Of Mr. Jsmes seeleson, in the roth year
II Der are
Her rn,rsl win take place on sunday a, o'clock p
" ficn the residence cf her son. Alexander Esglc-
SON. 10 Broadway.
on Saturday. 18th Inst from the effects Of severe
iurn. Cart A,pss~ r. fritrR. eyed D years
HIS friends aud acqusintsnccs arc respectfully ia-
vited attend his funeral. ~ his late residence No
10 Ridge street, on Sunday 2ist inst, az 3o'clock
Maine Papers please copy
On pridsy evening April 18th. Nfs Etitanrrn Tos-
wife Of Thomas Tciis. in the ssth yc.r Of her sgc
The fisnds 81 the family rcqucssed 30 attend her
funcsa ON sunday afternoon, 1ist inst ~ o'clock
nom her late residence No no Eleventh swcst. nesr
svcese y. without furths invitation The nesnsers
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MONTREAL, April 10, 1850.
To THE EDITOR oP THE MONTREAL COURIER
SIE-ln your paper Of to-day read a statement
over the signature OF Honestas," copied by you
from the N,o York Herald, duplicating the Hud-
sons Bay Company ip charges OF bribery, and 9TH
er matters more or less discredtable. :" The Neu
York Ereni,g Post" yon add, "totally denies
that there is any foundation for this statement
And j, sir, am also anxious, in your columns, to-
tally to deny so far as / am concerned, every al
legation of " Honestas," and to express my utter
disbelief Of all those allegations that relate to other
persons than myself Among the statements are
the following
Sc 1t is known that Sir George Simpson spent
thousands Of dollars to defeat the election of the
very talented delegate from Oregon. whom he
knew TO be very well acquainted with his lord
ships schemes"
i beg TO assure you, Mr.. Editor, that so far from
spending dollars for any such object, did not even
know the name Of the candidate for Oregon when
the election was going on that neither directed
nor took personally any part whatever, pro or con,
in that election, nor had any reason to feel the
slightest interest in the character sentiments of
the indiy idua chosen TO represent the District in
Congress. II, sir, you give me the credit for truth
in the statement, of these facts, as doubt not you
will, you and your readers will be able to Judge of
the accuracy of the other insinuahons of g Homes
tas" This writer, should imagine has assumed
title for his signature which probably the most eff
fectually DISCUSSES his true character. should be
sorry TO think that my reputation for common sense
was so low upon the scale as TO need that should
defend myself from this writer's accusation of seek
ing 10 sell the United State Government property
worth twenty-five thousand dollars |" for the tr-
fling advance, above its real value, of only 90 one
million of dollars!'
remain, Sir.
Your most obdt. seryt.,
.En
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souTnAnrTos-stesmshiP uermann-George Christ bear
U 81 despatches 20 the French rs Christ
and child es,enber lady three children and Miss
Helene Christ Hardt, lady child aud yaien-
tine Mott and lady Miss Olivia Mott Jas wurburx BOSTON;
tcn Ball, Southampton Hannermaun. rranr Brink
MANN Matthias hartmann, Mostach Carl Zoller Master
Zoer ST Louis Igsnz Gersel barbara Cerste Rebcccs
Gerste Rachel Neustadt A Noiienhors WIN Tape and
lady, Germany Gerhard fre,s. klorpnburg Texas
Moody, Bridgeport, Connecticut; A Brupet. Noreau,
France Jas kaster Cinoinnati samuel sartain Phadei
noratio Eagle. Paul Cesar. Witthaus, wtthaus
Wintsrhon, D ~ Craeae, Kraft Master WIN Radds,
Bruno Master Lewis Franeke Of New York; w Pratt %
rrstisvls; Miss Pratt and Mrs Stevens % Do; Mrs Ralph
ss Dr seesrs cstsrT Of ch9rlssser Lsuis Christ Bai.i
landwehr, Juan Posada. Pedro Laadagari, exico
walsh. Washington; Barandon, England: n Work. lady
four hdren, and, Of CincinEa Carl KuhmAna
snd lady and child; Hcrn ruscen aud Isdy clara
arturer Mrs southe and child Jcsh johnson and lady
Douis Schasfcr aud lady and three chdrea jackson
W III Christopher, Kelly, N fynemand, a Maimann
James AlsAander John nunor. Giimour Leopold Henry
y Guppisterg Cans, Jas Bonda, X Boikcn and u N
King ~ New York, Robert spencer and child, Brookyn
norgsn lady two children, and two Mise
an, nerssn jgn chrsteLher Wolfe chs wolfe. Miss
ans Ole Miss Frances Pantop Mrs Bell dan ghter and
sI,ap Mr. Sehssk Miss Mi1l.s. Benjamin Tones and
Arois w Becker, Ad nsnnis Hilbert 81 Wisconsin,
N katycn 81 Wilmington. " Cha
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Telegraphic Reports.

BnrinoRr. April 10 1850.
There has been advance in the price Of -four since
the reecip, 81 the European news 500 bills. Of
Howard street. sold to-day at 81 81 White corn
is worth &c. aud yellow s5c per bushei Oats y7s
whisky is quoted at &c. per gallon.
PHLspsLrHiA. April 20. 1850.
The steamers unsettled the cotton market and.
holders arc asking &c. more Flour has advanced
12hc per bbl with sales Of 1000 bbls OF IS IL q 50
-. Wheat is held higher; red 81 II white VI IS
Corn also better with small sales y; Se Oats
wanted at soe Fork firm; mess so 30. Bacon quiet.
whisky stin 81 s3isc in barrels Coffee nominal
saes GO bags Laguayrs at eAe. In Mossses 100
hhds Cardcnas sold At 1sc. sugar firm.
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Boston.
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WAsHSGros, April IS, 1850.
The Galphir Inre,tiss,ion.

The Investigation by the House Committee progresses
Cap! shamburg was examined to-day; and 1t is said
tho counsel Of Mr. Crawford lawyer from Kentucky
.adscrect enough to crossquestion this witness.
Tho suit perhaps no. dissmilar to that of the
cros sanitation Of sam Weller. in the of Bard
wei the widow. Pickwick the bachelor for breach of
prem by her attorneys Dodson aud Fogg 1t brings
out he fact that the reports which have been pub
lsh from the co-agcnts Of Mr. Crawford aud pre-
The case in very ugly light 1t is believed that
the port Of this committee will render the continu-
sr Crawford aud all concerned In the cabinet,
81 -clute impoFsblity. IL will be the first. and
may God grant IL shsll be the last ease in which n
cab.t ready condemned by the country. has been
tr, N committee OF the House. and expelled from
the ul.c service Let W watch and pray.
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NAcoGDocuEs, Oct. II, 1919.

NAcoGDoCnEs, Oct Ia, lSi9.
lear SIN I'll observe your report OF my remarks
at Shelbyyile copied into other papers and, asst Is
erroneous i'll several particulars, request you TO
correct il. | would do myself, but have an
aversion 10 thrusting myself into newspapers. In
the first place you make Inc say that . two hundred
men, al the grass fight, were attacked by several
thousand Mexicans, and rescued by forty men from
Shelby" | said that forty men were assailed by
several hundred MeXicans, and that twenty men
from Shelby came 10 our assistance. You repre-
sent me also as saying that Mr.. Calhoun was liable
to be " scared - and you repeat this undigniied
expression frequently, when the flct is, that said
nothing of the kind nor did ever charge him with
opposition 10 the interests of Texas but, upon the
contrary, fully admitted his efficient agency in the
cause Of annexation. Again, you represent me as
saying, Z" That if ever the Wmot proviso did pass,
we might thank Mr. Calhoun for it," Now the
substance OF what said was this, that if ever the
Wilmot proviso did pass, we might thank the wing
party for IT, The cause of its passage would be
found in the election Of Gen. Taylor, a Southern
man, pledged by his friends before more than half
of the American people, in favor of the doctrine of
excluding shareholders from all participation in the
benefits of territory, acquired by the common
blood and treasure OF all that his election thus
publicly pledged against General Cass, who was
fully committed against the proviso, would be the
prime cause of excluding us from California, if it
ever should take place | am not disposed to com
plain Of slight errors, but hope you will perceive
the necessity of correcting over your own 81 gna-
ture the mistakes above alluded to.
Very respectfully yours,
Tho. j. RUsK.
Rev. Mr. HARMON, Editor TEXAS Union.
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MARKETS ELsEwuERE.

PsuiAryirrus. April 2.-Stock Bonrd-siop Allegheny
tityts, sss S2t.o d. 2ds, @it slco Toxas notes Gs;
S..e do s3 500 WILMINGTON Railroad g. hs sioo DO,
g. en; $1,000 United States 6s S. 109 81 4. States
Sc 81 b. li1s; $500 sehuyiki Navigation &c, 6s
>3eo do - 81 <l5o Lehigh 6s eds., 7s s3 Reading
Railroad 20. sls; 5000 do. -. 7li $500 do
slo~do 30 ~ es.i y shares Union Canal ls, Psnn-
sylvars Raroac. leo Reading Railroad & loo do,
IN; ITO do. 2 loo do 22i 100 do 22f ~ schuylkiil
Nareaten 10. ~ ~ do. 20 DO United States Bank 81 100
Reading Railroad ~. rs. 22,t Canal
4 Nj go do lols q rennylvsnns Bank. iI3 " do iia IS
Mechanics Bank, ~.
BAIrnoKr April 'lp-si.ooo Baltimore So. s6i,; $1,000
do. SON 500 do, Court House. y shares Bank u siti
w 10 do ga Associated firSmsns Insurance 10
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. si,s Is do san ~ o. 5s
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Interesting from santa re.
INDIAN ICSriLIriEs--rEufAftE SWIM OF nE CuIfD
90 Mr.. WITTY

". WHITE.
1Frcm tho So Louis MOI Organ April IL
The latest nualb,r OF the Missouri Commonwealth
aiycs tie substance Of intelligence brought from
santa nc Nv small party Of Americans aud New
Mexicans, on tho 3lsi ull. The Aplches, who IN
feet the eastern border OF New Mexico. are It'll
warnr war against roth Mcsicans and Americans.
II Is said they do not dread our arms sufficiently
even 10 cause truce 10 their hostilitics The Ma
sajCcs trsachcrous race, end If possible still more
cowaIdy than the Apacbes, seem TO have adopted
the plan If obtaining BY siratagcm. what the latter
take by force. A chief comes into santa re, osten-
sibly 10 renew treaty perhaps made and violated
the day before, bat really 10 ascertain the WHERE
ebouis Of The faicsi odrolada Of mules. Aitcr his
horsc has Ocen refreshed under the cufrJing and
ietdirg u an American soldier, end his own sto-
mach rellcnslsd toni the table cf liberal end too
cobcirg Cihccf. the chief declares himself the best
hend The Amciican he's upon earth. sgns y tfcsiy,
end tskes his leave. This farce " often rcpcstcd
and each renewal costs our citizens "A oaroiiada Of
animals, and Cur officers the modification OF sce,no
themselves oufgcncrallcd.
Tie Eotaw Indians, hitherto fricndiy, are SAID To
lie nov in cpen hostility assins, The Inhabitants of
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Il Masonic Order Independence Lodge Ne T. slss
invited to attend.
On 10Th inst, CArHARrre DoRAN, Of scarlet fever,
eldest daughter Of Morgan and Ellen Doran, aged
years and % days tr'
Tho friends Of tho family and those of his brothers
islaw Gregory and Michael Dorsn, Jr respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock from the residence Of her father, No.
Ridge street. without further invitation.
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. THE TRAGEDY SAco ME--ARREsT OF Dr.. SMITH
A gentleman from Saco has furnished us with add-
tonal particulars In relation to the nhuman murder OF
young woman In that town, whose body was discov-
cred Saturday last Directly after the finding Of the
body suspicion pointed to DR. j. H. smit h. the prob
able murderer which Is supposed to have been effect
ed in procuring abortion. Smith who Is not reg
ular physician, gained some notorety about q year
since by being arrested and examined with the Went
worths ON suspicion Of being party to the murder OF
Parker at Manchester and discharged for want Of
proof lie has been resident Of saco about five
years The evidence before the far mplica
ted Smith with this murder, that he arrested
"wednesday morning. and Is now in close custody The
face neck and shoulders of the unfortunate girl had
been so gnawed by rats that Identification was hardly
possible; but it appears that young man. called to
testify before the described the partcu To-
cality Of q tooth which he had assisted DR. Smith In
extracting from the jaw Of o young woman at DR.
Smiths house. and who then under his medical
treatment. Upon examining the deceased, this tooth
was found to be gone. The body further denti-
fed by n lady with whom the unfortunate girl FORM
erly bearded from mark one OF the wrists Ano-
length and beauty of the hair The evidence impicat-
ing Smith the murderer quite strong The plank
nailed over the drain to hide the body has been iden-
tihed rs taken from his stable ard II was further
shown that he had offered shawl belonging to the
deceased In payment for load Of wood The unfor-
tunate young whose Is Stratton. has been
missing for some two months. aud 1t Is stated that
Smith ON occasion ccounted for her absence by
saying tn~ she had broken through the ice in
Ing The river Anu was drowned. The Coroner's in
quest are pursuing the investigation with great
and energy No doubt IL exs In the minds OF the 81
tizens Of saco, that the girl was muSsred ana that
smith Is the guilty party. great deal of e"tenent
exists upon the subject One Of the principle witness
cs against DR. smith, is little girl about IL years
old, who lived In his family she was examined be-
fore the coroners jury but refused TO testify saying
that smith had threatened TO kill her ii she iscosed
anything tending to criminate him She has since,
however. made some startling Developments The de-
ceased passed In his house by tho of MARY aud
when the body discovered Smith said 70 the lit
tie gh-'They have found Mary :" On sunday last
Smith was seen by the little girl to burn up trunk
filled with clothing, supposed to belong to the muir
dered grl.-Bosion Mail. .4p,ii ~
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p sRorNp z1rK NAME OF rms BnrrE-On
Wc,lrs .sy night whilst one Of the waiehmen OF
Bahncre was going his rounds, he found ? r. sPeci-
ablc oc hing woma lying on the ground, IN Hughes
sire, l. lselow Iiaht. in the pains Of travail. She
CAV her name as Mrs. Pussy. and said that she
was hc wife Of Jacob Pusscy, the captain OF
smsll 10y craft, who had brought her 10 the city
in vessel, and. after heating and abusing her,
had l,t her shore. and sailed. leaving he
behu0. unprotected AID friende~s, IN the condi-
tsen IA which she vas t0and.- Bat. 1meieaa.
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,rivatc letter from Para River Crazln states that
Iie,.t uant Washington Reid, of the navy. died on
loata he llocpofwar Albany, on the 18th % ebruary
Iaat az bilious fever after n short Illness In the thirty
thId sss4 Of his age. lie was the son OF Captain
SAM e. Reid. ofNew York and enter d the service
~, Iirss Lieutenant Of the ship Of lin" Ohio Who
del M giode Janero just before the ship sailed
a NJ A. ustrcng. q New lork.-Nsf fnf
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NIuNIhOoE, Ia, ApiII To- INbJ.
21e Su'qu,hGnnah County Bank Agam.
IL Grand Jury Of Susquehannah county, during
Their ,iiiings this week found an indictment against
An.e' - John. Of New York city, and his nephew,
ThCE,es Il. -. John, late cashier of the Bank OF
SusUa hannah County, for transactions connected
will lie Bank Of Snsqne hannah County.
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~: y. : s:::: Moo. : :..s;
Cleared.
observation-disclosures. Berry, Charleston sponord Tiles
. SiS %s s% %.rG s
gov Durham Dinon; John Gossle Bennett Phi;Adsl-
h,as. Ser uI:,d sstp Schmidt nAleAsn
$s: Tss. wS; Joseph
Ssss ~ t r.as,l 81
ss Co Sss GER s4s s. s Tnsss.
fs kn 1.n m'sa Tss
CO. HiTs, M.T w s
pily ssi a
Marietta a Hans i1ypc Mary
Ss.s
Freeman Chapman Ellen Rod%an os%ood
New Bedford; Lawrence, Chapman, New Haven.
IRssiy ma
Packet ship Gladiator Ward. London March and Ports
March ss a's sS IN company With packet
ship IT.. Ia. been ssys 70 the of
Ship M.ss'Pp Bryan London. days with mdss
BsrI Es%aas% sSu.S Sls%ars, Hamburg, 20 days, with
ds snS ssh%ds sshsn The has
s.s zsss Sssss %sSs With
lon IS a. saw steamer Goish hence for csiforns Henry
Eaton, seaman England, died March the
passage from St Marks to Key West.
mdse, to II Harbeck & Co.
Brig Meszzo tof searspor Nichols Bordeaux, 20 days
30 Ion 81 l5 spoke bark Somerset Welsh hence March @
for The has experienced OF Westerly
gales since the 4th March, carried away head rails
boat, split sails and received other damage. .
Brig Louisa Lourette Br Doueeto st Martins q days.
Brig veasco (of Kennebunk). Crabtree, Cienfuegos q
days with and molasses to Roberts& Williams vessel
Brig Wilson Fuller lewis Savannah days. with cotton
to Durham Dimon
Brig Eliza Jane Brown Wilmington Nc days with cot
Schr DELLA Claggett Port Prince March 81 with coffee
&C. to ii w Delafeld vessel to NJ Freeman Co. April
H. lat 81 "a Ion 20 a. experienced whirwnd and lost fore
topmast fore topgalantmast, and all attached April l6
New York Now Orleans; 18TH of Barnegat, passed
large schr on her beam ends, full Of water:
Schr Nancy Mills Tyler, Newbcrn, NC, s days.
Schr Mail, Chopper, Virginia, 2 days.
Schr Mary Low, Snow, Thomaston, o days
schr Eagle, Spear, Thomaston, s days.
Schr Warren, GRAHAM, Portland, days.
Schr Bolivar Mitchell Crane Neck days. with from
schr Mary Ann. ashore At that place.
Sloop Samuel Dayton, Decker, Virginia, days.
Below.
Ship Cora Linn, from Glasgow, with mdse to Dunham
Dimon.
Also, one bark and one brig in the ofnns.
Sailed.
Steamships Hermann. Crabree SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
trip.
Arm -Wind at sunrise, NE; at meridian, Sc; at
get, >.