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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
Extra Session Of the LEGISLATURE.

The following article, telatue TO the pro-
bsbls necessity Of an extra session Of the lie.
g,.l4ote, IS copied from he Raleigh Regis
ter Of The 20ia instant.
ACALLED SESSION O. THE LEGISLATURE
WHAT WILL TIE GOVERNOR 10
Il will be remembered, that under the late
Census, our SAFE will be entitled, after the
4,h Of March nsx', to but eisht member
Of he House Of Representative, and conse
cueutlv, to bat fen electoral votes for Pre-
sident. Ii becomes important hen, 10 know
whether !! will BE- necessary 10 remodel The
Electoral Districts Of The State before the
next PresiSenua Election, which takes place
10 November, 1852. II lais he SO, then Il
il tine for the people to know what course
he Governsr Of The State intends 10 pursue
IN reference 10 calling tbs Legislature to-
gelher-for called session will be ndis
peusabe, If Tie opinion wh CD is entertained
lie correct, that we shall, BY Nruo Of the
Census and the act Of Congress passed %.
of May, 1850, fixing The number Of mem
6srs Of the House q Representatives. be en-
tued 10 bur TEN votes ia the next Electora
College. This is sn mpeffan' inquiry for th'
Presi .eu,isl vote Of tie State, at tse neX
eiecleU, may aspebd on il. II sesre entitled
Is but tea votes, aud Inc election takes p.ac,
under the electoral tN nov ia force, oui
voice in the choice Of President fer 1852
viii not be beard. The selection Of clever
Electors viii render the proceeding void sad
II course our vote will be tslecteo. M
doubt lie people, ~ao are deepy concerned
IA this matter. would be pleased " earn wha
his Excsllsncy, Gov. REID, think, Of it. i
ms opinion Is, that session Of III. Legsia
lure viii have 10 be called, then il :sncern,
them TO know ukea he intends 10 convene
that body viii he DO il this winer, or
viii be postpone Il till after the FIRST q ia
paary, 1852 or Is 4 bis purpose 70 await
IL election II members 81 toe Leslslstre
ia August, 1852, and cal them together
L. addition to this, May are destous o
keowiag, Of the Governor has concluded &
wan uatil after January ueyiJ What his pur
o,,e i. 10 dong so' Is here any objec
he,asd ths mere legitimate tssioess Of re
modelling The Electoral Disif,cs7
Thsse considerations aud i'qu'ries are
.5tm..,s r.gh % 4akiEd feeling towards
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24

THE EXECUTION OF LoPEZ-DESCRlBD
BY AN EYE WITNESS.
The NewburypOrt Herald contains the fol.
loving accoun, of the execution of Lopez,
written by 40 eye witness:
HAVANA, Sept. lst, 10 s'cloek.-Ths
morning Gen. Lopez was executed as eri'
mius. The scene was imposing, aliho' a~-
full. All the military Of the city were formed
in large hollow square in The middle was
the machine Of death, on q platform raised
ten feet from the ground on posts, with a
railing round, and wide steps frem the ground
in front. On the platform was the garotte,
an iron seat or chair, with the back IN one
piece, extending higher than the person SIT,
ting on the seat. On this back, even with
the head, 10 the apparatus Of death, con.
sisting of iron clasps which are fl 10 The
sides Of the head, and clasp to pass round
the throat. From behind lie long uoa
bar attached to screw, which put IN mo-
ton BY the hangman giving one turn, draws
the side aud throat pieces tight, and at The
same instant sends an iron into the spinal
marrow Of the neck, from behind, which
causes instantaneous death. Such was the
machine for Gen. Lopez. He bshavsd like
brave man throughout the awful moments
F He walked, surrounded by guard, from
the Pubta fort TO the steps Of the sarole
as cool apparently, as II he vas at The hes1
OF an atny.
He was dressed in a long white gown, ant
a white cap; his wrists wsre tied IN iron
and abeys his elbows behind, with the cord
held by soldiers. He assembled the steps
with two civilians, friends No priest, as 1
common 10 such cases. He faced round, AM
seemed to take good lock on the soldiers
and the immense thfeng of people ou's,d
the square, and then turned round and knel
10 PRAYER for about one minute. lie the
rose, and turned towards he front and, /
a clear, manly velce, and IN tones lou
enough to be heard by the thousands pre-
sent, tfor II was sail as night spoke a
follows 'CountrYmsn, | most selemny, /
this last awful moment Of ny life, ak YOU
pardon for any injury ! have caused you
|! was act my wish TO lnJIre any one, m
object was your freedom and happiness.
Here he Was interrupted by The cemmans
ing officer IN from, Ton horseback He Coz
cuded BY saying, "my intention was goot
and my hope is 10 God" lie lhsn bose,
and turned round, and took his seat appafen
~ with as much GOODNESS as # ne had II
ken a chair IN a room with friends.
He placed his head back, bstween th
. iron grasps the negro hRngman thea az
I jusled the iron throat clasp, aud tied his ie'
10 bolts on each side OF the seat Dufin
this preparation, Lopez was 10 coavsrsaIIc
) with his friend. The tall negro hangmai
. who is kept as pubic execu'ioaer, then too
! his place al the iron bar behlnd. Lops
kissed the cross handed 10 him by has frene
the negro then gave one turn Of the wrenc
aud Lopez died instantly without the lea
struggle. THIS was precisely as the cloc
i. struck seven.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
COST OF CALIFORNIA.

4 writer IN the n. Y. Tribune thus sets
forth lie cost Of California. Cheating uck
never ihrlyes."
w. spent $3.50 900, 900 first and last, in
the Mexican war, 10 acquire New Mexico
and California. We carried mo the harsoI
Of San Frsncsco $50, 000, 600 Of property.
We have sacrificed so, 600 lives IN Califor.
MA. We have los, the work and abor Of
300 600 men for three years in California,
aud cur only recamPenss for all this I'VE have
received about so or 80 millions Of gold from
tie Pacific Coast"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
NOBLE CONDUCT.

The following letter from Hungarian Re
fugee, psysa proper tribute TO the humanity
and noblsness Of soul which always anlma,es
a true American tar:
To The Editor of the Y. Y. Tribune:
After we had shaken of the cruel letters
Of Austrian tyranny, and had taken fl shl from
Tuscany, we embarked in little boat upon
the Mediterranean sea. Having reached,
through the most imminent peril OF death, The
Sandman Coast, we entertained the strongest
hope that we were at last in perfect security.
In this We were bitterly deceived for here,
too, us every where else in Italy, were Aus
triaa spies. Our seizure was The consequence,
and death on the scsliold seemed 10 BIO our
fate. From the wlsdows Of our prison (where
We had been placed under the closest custo.
dy) we saw in the barber The American lag.
/ This gave us one more hope. We addressed
ourselves by letter to the Commodore Of the
American feet, begging him to effect eur re-
lease. This noble friend of humanity did 40;
suffer our petition 10 fall 10 the ground, but
extended to US that sympathy which Is al
ways so gladly gwen BY his great Nation tc
all who are exilsd and oppressed. We were
brought TO this country in safety on board The
U. s. ship Lexington, Capt. Mitchell. Whe'
We came on board the vessel, we were SO mis-
srsbly clothed, that We were unable TO bsa
the severe weather al sea, IN the months o
October, November and Deer, 1850. Tit
officers Of the squssfoa made contributes
among themselves, and raised SO much tina
We (elghl men in ALL were furnished eaeI
with bed and warm winter clothing, an
abundsn,ly provided with every necessary
until We reached the shores OF America. W
experienced, moreover, on board the ship
the most truly brolherly treatmeht.
feel il to be my bounden duty 10 myself
aud 10 the same Of my companions, 10 CHE
publicly to these nobe men, our warmes
hanks. +. T. NEY,
) Late Hungarian Lieut..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
ANornER srATE roR NE MO

The people Of North Michigan, 10 the
Lake Superior country, are demanding Sc.
pstate State gorsrnmen,. The reasons are,
tsat there IL 10 geographical connection be.
tween the two peninsulas separated not on.
ly by water, but in the water by hundreds Of
mica Of dreary wilderness they have no CON.
munlcaiiou. They have every hing within
themselves requisite for an important State
the mineral wealth Is but just beginning to
develope itseli he fisheries are "a their in.
fancy, and its agricultural advantages have
beea vastly vndefraled; all these, with It's
commercial advantages, will make, i, is con.
tended, an important State Of North Mich.
pan.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
A CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS De
S1EOYEU

During the severe gale that visited the en-.
tire Southern coas, on the 2ith and 10Th uli.,
he CITY OF Apalschcola, Florida, wa, lnunda
ted to such an extent, tbat many Of the ware
houses, private dwellings, &c., were entirely
destroyed.
10 many parts OF the city The water was
from IL 10 Is feet deep-and a ship which
was lying in the West Pass, loaded with cot.
ton, was driven by the violence OF The gale up
INTO the city, and now lies high and dry. An
immense amount OF merchandise has been
destroyed, and the loss will be very great.
Fortunately, at this season Of the year, the
stock Of goods and cotton on hand, 10 com
psrstiveiy tight.
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Practical Printers wall probably estimate
the value OF the following improvement,
which Is now exhibiting ~ the Crystal Pa.
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the type receiving ink at ore end Of tbs plat.
ten, and the lymPan The black shse, al The
other: areyefsed action Of the handle briggs
them together with preesiea beneath he
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printed sheet IS freed from the forms by means
Of springs. lis advantages are inefssses sx.
petition, and consequent economy, oue man
being able 10 accomplish easily Ihs wok q
tao
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SPANISH RESIDENTS.

Two hundred Spanish residents Of New
Orleans have left, OF sre on the point Of leay.
Ing New Orleans, III consequence Of the re.
cent rot IN that city creating apprehension
for their personal safety. They are repre-
scented 10 be ameng the most industrious and
uofensise Of tie citizens Of n. Orleans, and
the press there advise Them to stay, AZ they
now, need fear TO further manifestation Of
violence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
NEW COTTON.

w. r. Walker, esq, during his presence
attending Court, presented Us 9Th boil Of a
new species Ct cotton, raised on his plsnta
ton IN Davidson counly, which, Judging from
appearance, superior 10 The common kind.
The boil is larger, and staple longer. We
learn GOV. Morehead introduced the cotton ia.
to this section Of county, and that Mr.. WAX.
er procured The seed from the late } Harper,
Of Randolph county, Peoples PreD.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
,g!yli.,'.afy,sLLs

Mairea. At Clare mont. N this county. The 2lt
instant. hy The Rsy Cyfas Johnston. Nr RICHARD
{. ARSON, Mtrehapta ~ therlotr to Miss NAB.
TIA Il STEW ART. daughter Of ihs late r., ~.
" Stewart, Of Philadelphia.
We aetnaa!edsa he Zee Msy hspP,ness at.sr4
them
/" TIE *srd aas 'ad tie garden vas aeild,
And mao. Che hcrm,t sighed, 'all woman SMILED
Msfttsa 90 ihr ls5h instant rs To Rst. n.
In ry, ST. NATHAN = ORR ard Miss NAB.
TIA 4 MONTGOMERY ell u this rouulF.
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SURRENDER or THE PAMpERo.

sAvANNAH, Sept 10, 1851.
The Psmpero has been quietly surrender
ed 10 the Collector at Jacksonville, BY Mr..
Segur. She was oyerhsuied al sea by the cut.
ter, but run up the river about PiIalka. Cut.
Ter Jackson, reinforced by Lieut.. Merchant
and twenty regulars FROM St. Augusiins, WINS
stationed at he mouth Of The river, with load.
ed guns, at the time she was surrendered
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
CATHOLICISM AND sIANERY

The Roman Catholic Telegraph claims
that, while 600 SOB slaves are owned BY va.
rious Protestant sects, not a Catholic b,shop
~ priest ~ The eeun'ry owns SINGLE slave.
On the oiher hand, the PRESBYTERIAN Of Tho
West afIirms, that slaves are held in several
instances by Catholic religious societies at
the South, which are under the control ofthe
clergy aud that slave holding is as common
among The Roman Catholic laliy, III proper.
ton 10 their number, as among Ploicstanls.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
ConsIgnecs per Railroad.

X " Allison Carson, Young s. Gusr
Drucksr & Co. Elias & Co. ilstus & !;
Moss, Bel & Co NJ. Molchor & Co f..
Myers; A. X Moss & Co. NesI. Bfosn
& W. X Red; {. VI. Ray & Co.; J J..
S.osn & Co T Tfouor jr.; J. II Wheel.
or; WsIlaee & DAVIS.
The above lisl does DOT ueude goods re.
ceivsS before Yesterday - CamdeA R,p Oh.
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Sa'1ntfF
II EDNESDAY, September "a, 1851

GT WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our a.
ent IN Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
Hents and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
sTE. " CARR, Esq, is our gent IN Philadel-
raia. authorized 10 obtain Advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
Ery B PALMER j, our authorized agent 10 re-
ceys advertisements and subscriptions al has Offices
p Boston New York and Philadelphia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
JOKE ON A DAIRYMAN-

A Worcester dairymsn was swoke by a
wag al mlsnght with the announcement that
his best COW was choking. He forthwith i.m
ped up TO save the life Of Crummie, when, 10
he found iurnlp stuck in the spout Of The
pnmp.
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R We learn ina, in his speech a, Lar
American Whig Review.

We are under obligation to some friend Tor
seven volumes of the " American Wing Re
viea," from January 10 July inclusive. We
should have acknow edged the favor earlier,
bot We have not had lime 10 glance over them
before. We would recommend II TO any one
wanting an interesting periodical. Each 70
lume coa,ains a likeness Of some Of the grsa'
nen Of he nation. Subscription price 50
Ii he publisher has sent hem we viii take
it as a particular favor # he will send US Tbs
numbers for the balance Of the year.
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REMARKABLE FAMILY.

Thore are now living IN Man field and Co.
yentfy. Conn., three brothers, who are fevo.
lulIonsfy pensioners, whose names aod ages
are az follows S4mueI Danham, o., Sept.
ISL Stephen Durham, 80, May, ISL;
James DuRham, 50, October, l-jl -Four
brothers, who also served ~ the resolution.
airy war, died aged SO to 81. -Four SISTERS,
died aged from IS 10 60.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
NIAGARA ECLIPsED.

The river Shrhawli, between Bombay and
Cape Comorn fails lbio tho Gulf Of Arabia.
The river IS about ono fourth Of mile N
vd,h, and 10 The raisy season some thirty
FEET ia depth THIS immense body Of wafer
rushed down rocky slope 800 feet, Of u an.
gle Of as degrees at the blttom Of which /,
makes perpendicular plunge Of $50 feet, IN.
10 q black and dismal abyss, with noise like
The Ioudesl fhundef. The whole descent is,
therefore, $50 feet, or several tunes that Of
Niagara. The volume Of water IN the latter
is some " ha, iarger than that Of the former,
bu. "a depth Of descent ., will be seen there
/, 90 comparison between them 10 the dry
season the Shrbswti is q small stream, and
the fall is divided into three cascades Of sur.
passing beauty and grandeur. They are al.
most d,ssipaied sud dissolved INTO mis-, before
reaching the bad Of the river below
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
FIRST Use OF COAL * ENGLAND
As FUEL

FIRST USE OF COAL IN ENGLAND
As FUEL.
hen IBIS attic e wns first introduced into
use a. fuel IN Great Buisln, the prejudice
arsIrsl II was 50 strong that he Commons
po,iliosed he Crown 10 prohibit the nar.
,ous fuel. A royal proclamation having
failed to aba'a tAe growing nuisance, = com.
mission was issued 10 asceusia who bufGfd
coal within he CITY and It's nsichbofhoYd and
to punish them by 6ne Tor the lirsl odsace
and trausRress A law vas al length p5ss
ed, making II capital ofeuee 10 burn coal
within he city d London, aid ouly per
hitting il 10 DO used IN The vicinity. -
A mong The records ~ the To~er. Mr.. Asjte
found document tmgarIug, that IN the Tune
Of Edward |. man had been tired, convict
ed, and executed for burning cenl 10 london.
1t took three centuries, entirely to cilee this
prejudice. Haafs Her. Magazine.
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Heightened Principles.

The New Orleans Delta in referring to a
letter announcing the Withdrawing Of Gen.
Quitman, remarks that against such tor
rent of MISREPRESENTATION and prejudice, IN a
canvass conducted upon mere names and &c.
msgogical cries, i, is quite evident that ihs
manly, patriotic aad heightened principles ei
Gen. QaiIman could no, prevail" What are
the high.tORed principles Of Gen. Qutmsn
Why, the same that is advocated by South
Carolina, tina, this Union is a curse. As &c
" sema gogical cries We kaow Of no party
that resorts to them more than the secession
lists. And we understand that they DO no
stop al that, for We learn that while Mr.
Rheti vas speaking il grove al f0rkville
few days ago, he remarked that II ther'
uere any Union men in the erova he hapta
the trees would fall dorn and kali them. =
That's demagogleal cry with a ven
geapce.
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state Of North Car0lin6,

MEcKLESBrRG COUNTY.
Court Of Eqary, Spring Term, lso''
Tina d Springs It al
rs Bill Of Injunction
WIN iIarven & wife. ! ana,
ynIlE Defendant 10 this case. not Fes'd'nc r..at
~ the limits OF The State, II nas ofasiea " .g',,a
that publication DO made xix weeks instn,
Journal giving notice TO The said WIN liai''D
wife, that unless they appear al our next Og't.
Equity, to be held for The sad county al 'le to'
House IN Charlotte, on the 7th Mondsy aht ~ =
Monday in September. 1851, and plead, ;,,e.
dcmur, the bill will be heard sx perie and INC ~
ton be perpotusted as tFiycd tor r,ei.
Witness u. r. Dunlap, Cltfh ana has" e.,.,.,ber,
~ a, oaioe in Charlotte the l,h dsy Of Sept"
a. ~ i''' DIR. DUNLAP.
Printers foe Is G2i.
EUsT received fresh supply OF khuI' N'''0'
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Gov. Wrgh, has Issued hs proclamation,
declaring the New Constitution ot Indiana
adopted, and also that the addiuonsl clause
prohibiting negroes from hereafter settling
10 the Stale, Is n part Of The Cunsil aliuo. lie
erj9lns upon oil officers ~ he Slsie, NO
continue in office. q take az eatb p s1ppor
he new Constitution.
The following IS the stare y t.e vote N
all the cauntlss II The Stale but thfce, ahseh
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EUST received fresh supply oil hnu'
~ CT and other Medicines marion,
The republic., 1851-08-15
ON: FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1851.
COAST SURVEY CHARTS.

TIME FOLLOWING CHARTS have been pub
4 lished under act of Congress, at the Coast Sur
usy Office, and for sale by agents IN the princi-
pal ports Of the United States:
New York Bay.and Harbor, and its Environs, in
ak sheets, complete; scale about two inches and
one tenth to a mile. Price % cents per sheet.
Delaware Bay and River, in three sheets. Price
40 cents per sheet.
New York Bay and Harbor, and lts Envlron5,
one sheet. Price75 cents.
The Western Coast of the United States from
Monterey TO the mouth of the Columbia River, three
sheets, at 20 cents per sheet.
Cat and Ship Island Harbors. Price 25 cents per
sheet.
The charts of the following email Harbors and
Harbors Of Refuge, are sold at 10 cents per copy,
Wig:
Harbor of New Bedford. Fishers Island Sound,
Harbor of Annapolis and the Se5ern River, Harbor
of New Haven, Little Eg fsArbor, Harbors OF
Holmes's Hole and TaTpaoIf B Cow, HaFbor OF Oys-
ter Bay or Syopet, Harbor of New London, Harbors
of Black Rock and Bridgeport, Harbor of Edgar
town, Harbor of Sheffield and Cawkin's Islands,
Nantucket Harbor, Harbors of Captains Islands,
East and West, Huntington Bay, Mouth of Chester
River Hyannis Harbor, Pasquotank River.
The following sketches may be had gratuitous,
on application to agents and at the Coast Sur
vey office, viz Survey of the New South Shoal,
Nantucket, with the new shoals lately discovered
Hatteras Cove, Hatteras Inlet, Bulls Bay, Seacoast
of Delaware and Maryland, &c.; Cape Carnaveral
Shoals, st. Andrews Shoals, Beaufort Harbor, &c.
The above Charts contain sailing directions,
views of the land, and of lighthouses and ranges.
BY direction of the Treasury Department, the
dsbursing officer of the Coast Survey is authorized
to sell The charts at The iohoesale price to persons Gp
plying for number of NOT less than ten Of set, the
payment TO be made TO him IN cash.
According to the above authority, the under
signed ia ready to sell the charts indicated, at
discount of twenty per cent. from the prices above
stated on application to him, in person, by let
ter, (under cover to the Secretary Of the Urea
sury,) at the Coast Survey office.
SAMUEL Helm,
Mar 2l--ti Disbursing Agent, Coast Survey.
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