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He (chsFlrs sumncr.l has uttered sentimrnis
which deserve place Of runishneni rather than
place Of prelrrmenL What ihoze seniiments
are. We shall not repeat. as we tlink il had pali-
ry 10 rrpeai The rawlings Of such wreirhes, al
though some papers do il. N. cyohRima.
fhly and bravely spoken. Mr.. csrolinisn. A
slap that your friends Of the Standard and De-
moerai nchly deserved. for Publishing such things
as Summers speech. csssirs NJ. Gays letter. &c.
containing arguments against the fugitive slave
law.
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the Corners inquest held ~ Geneva. on
the body Of MIR. Riley. killcdby eollis-
ion on the railroad al that plare Few
days since. The jury returned verdic, that
he acrideni was caused by The grnss care
essness OF Robert Dixon. engineer Of the
accommodation train. and recommending
that The coroner cause him 10 be arrested.
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The Cuban E.rpeohfioa--Arrest Of the Prince,
pals ia Nep York.

IfutS tU 4tcW
The Cuban Expedition, or an tempt
10 get up an expedition in New York
city, has failed, and the purposes Of those
engaged in il. if they really intended To
invade Cuba, have been frustrated. Six
Of the principal men engaged in the at
fair were arrested in New York city on
Saturday, BY The U. s. Marshal. Their
names are, John l.. 0'SulIivan, (son.in-
law Of DIR. kearny Rogers.) VIM. /. Rp.
gers, Jr., (nephew Of DR.. Rogers.) Cap
tain Lewis. caIsain Of The sleamboa, Cleo
para. and formell. captain Of the Creole,
in the former expedition; Major Louis
Schlesinger one Of the Hungarian patriots;
Dr.. Daniel II. BURNETT. an old resident
or New York city and Pedro Sanchez,
a Spaniard.
The Sunday Herald, speaking Of these
arrests, &C., says:
All thuse persons were held to bail,
each in The sum Of $4,000, 10 answer the
charge at court. During the day the
marshal applied Cor deiachmen. Of ma
rines 10 take charge Of the steamboat
Cleopatra. Commodore Sallers forthwith
granted the request. deiachmen, was
forwarded. and the vessel is now under
their charge. lying at the foot Of Norll
Moore street.
The John T.. O'Sullivan arrested wa:
The former editor of the Democratic Re
view, and one of the parties implicated u
the previous Cuban adventure"
Baltimore Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-07

A communication from Marhlehead in
forms us that the only bell that was t"l-
led in that Town upon the announcement
&c Sims's departure, belonged Ioa church
lha, has clause in its deed prohibiting
negroes from holding pe,rs IN Il.
Boston Post.
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Select Classical School.

rHSHE subscriber intends to open School fer
Il Boys on the 10Th ofJuly next, in Alamance
county, 10 miles west Of Hillsborough, and 20
miles north west OF Chapel Hill.
The design is to have School in which Boys
may be thoroughly prepared Tor College or Tor
Business, in situation remote from temptations
10 idlcncss or vice. The number Of scholars will
be limited to thirty, who will board in families in
The immediate vicinity Of the Academy. two in u
room. He will be assisted by X. w. WILSON,
A. Ii.
Trnas: SIS per session in advance, for
Board. Tuition, Room, Bed and Bedding, Fuel
and Washing.
Circulars containing further information, can
be obtained on application 10 Rev. A. WILSON,
d. d.. al Hillsborcugh, N. c., until LIST Of June.
and after that at Burnt Shop, Alamance county,
N. e.. -
Hillsborough, n. e., April 9, 1851. rs
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~ The Meeting at Bethany Church,
(which was prevented by the rain last Sunday.)
will take place on the third Saturday and SUM-
day 1.-THE 18th and ls,h) of this month.
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INSTITUTION FOR
The Deaf and DBmb and
The Blind.

TNHE BOARD or DIRECTORS Of ibs n.
u e. institution give notice. hat DsF.1inent
viii he opened ior shs instruction Of lhs BLIkB.
sl fhs commencement Of lie next Session or The
18th Of Iuly. n Is highly desirable fhAi esrly No
ire should be given 81 thnse Who may Eish %
enter this department. in oE1er that necessary ar
fragments msy be made.
Applications Tor sdnai-zion from Drafmuses or
Blind persons must be made 10 william u
Cooke. Principal of The institution. who viii fur
hish ell necessary information
Raleigh. April IL. 1851. 70
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CT From the reply in the Democrat Of yes
terday 10 our last article, it is very apparent thai
the editor has not only been "annoyed little"
by our shot, but has been Considerably wounded
though VIC hope not mortality. He makes Sc.
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Factory Burnt-1he Cotton Factory
Al FIanklInsyille. in Randolph county,
was des'oyed nv FIRE on The nigh, II The
10Th ult. Il was owned hy the Randolph
Manufacturing Company. Loss from
twenty TO twenty fre. thousand dollars.
without any insurance.
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.s'il s1ia sui have AauhAs, 4 s,J,s q ss,s'
- islsaii 81 q slilh ps are g % lsss . "a,
aa"i'E4 Bus Eiih FL - ; 5ulilss.r - Iil
az slssre'ihrua his u,iesl IN sksnsing he T.
&c E 4. raFrfs he had 100 Fl.inly szBsezssa i.
he f0uad lhsi he aaslnPisa 0f- sSuihem.- ~
sss lime and uader he circumstances xhich be
-. WAS q lsas : susPirio1s.- and was making
an oAssosahas inPrsssioa. This be PrOuineni-
y placed among bis reasoas faE he change. shieh
be noE seems 10 have forgotten. The evidences
which ne gave q his shsndonnrni q de ullrs
position uhish Be Al frss eorupisd. he hss no,
thought psefsr 70 nsiics. ne suppose for grsdtn-
fiai reasons. TIE same prn5enoe. ne suppose.
has induced him also 10 Withheld an explanation
Of The oiject Of his quO,alun from ihs Had. lie
simply says; Way didaf fkey sums Al us.
thea. srifL fLr sfker eSlds' Since he Democrat
has come 81 u with = fke Ofku snd." and Is not
likely 10 DO Us much injury. &c willingly permit
him TO pass fOr The present
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A. HAMILTON
MADISON TO HAMILTON.
New York, Sunday evenin

New York, Sunday evening.
Ny DEAR SIR: Yours, Of yesterday. IS
This ins,an, come 10 hand. and have but
a Few minutes TO answer il. am sorry
lliat your situation obliges you 10 listen 10
Of the nature you describe.
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'e'Neeh Tic psma9Fs's asa rws.soiirs q Mas.
saesusst,s. George $. Bsalusn psasrsi. Ess
sleried GsErfnol, Notwithstanding Gov. Bfuus
asd se:ssised sO.5s5 H.ose taiss bsf9.s lls Is.e;
ald s. al. eoasiasvssisn ike DriAss.s have a.
sis;s-i The fEre-oilrz ii sirrishs II liz sth..c
soefs. esea ls tke eircsiea of ss.ahr, 10 de =.
nar=.
Ilr rsmarssi q ysserisy ssys. "a q. su-
lhori'y Of some BoaSa psf-rs. lAsl sunaer is /.
Wa rihss B. ss.hiss nnls rcm.rk.lle a.,
70 psmesssa sassali Aa,e VOTED ior him and on
, Wings We suspect however. lh., hi. !.
Al : srnsutr. and he penoerst - IN !. xisL
soshins 10 Put in cur -pire..
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The Union.-The Charlotte Journal pub
fishes call fol a meeting Of the friends Of the
Union at the courthouse in Monroe, Union coun-
~, N. c., on Tuesday of the next Superior Court
for that county, which has ninety-nine names at
tachel to it-.fiify-one Of whom are Democrats,
and f. fy-eigM Wings. These citizens Of Union
county, as reason for this call, say, they !" be.
licvc the perpeiuiiy Of the blessings Of Liberty
and tho. Union Of the States, as procured for us
by our forefathers (the veterans Of l776,) and
secured to US by the sacrifice Of their blood and
treasure, should engage the efforts Of every patr-
Of and call into exercise the talents Of every states
man, and secure the support Of every friend to
his countuy;" and that they deem the sacred
bonds Of our glorious Union in great danger Of
bcing severed by the rash and prccipitate move
ment of inconsdcrate and factious dsunionists,
as well as Of aspiring and corrupt politicians Of
both political parties, as well at the South as at
the North"
Union county is embraced in The third Con-
OCCASIONAL District, and was formerly part Of
Mecklenburg. II this call my be considered any
evidence Of public sentiment in that District, MIR
bargains prospects for an election must be very
gloomy. Secession advocates will find but LITTLE
countcnancc in North Carolina.
RIasSachusetts Senator. - Charles
Sumner. The Free-Soil DemocIa at. was elected by
the Legislature of Massachusetts,, on the gath vi
tiino, by majority of one votc, Senator ior sly
years from the 9TH Of March last. The vote
which elected him was composed Of liz Free
Sellers. 70 Democrats, and . Wings. This /
the consamma,ion Of the bargain originally mad'
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AcknowIcdsnienfs.--0urf friend oflhe
e'een'h0fOush Patriot Acknowledges The receipt
ITO shs Hon. A. II. shfPpera. of serer.I bound
volumes ofihs Congressional GIote snl Appen-
diH, containing The debates on lhe compromise
measures. or ID would alTerd Us great pleasure
10 acknowledge like favor from some friend.
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From the Daily IN. HI Patriot.
Election Of Governor,


Our excellent reporter has given full account of the
important dongs OF the legislature, from which our read
eIs will that confident predictions the result
Of The elections have been fully verified The vacancies
IN the senate have been filled with democrats, the
cancy IN the council has been filled with democrat and
our excellent governor has been elected by majority
OF twenty-five over his institutional opponent This is
glorious result and will be hailed with qualification by
every true democrat in the State and the naon and ought
10 give Joy 10 every patriotic heart in our broad land
is triumph OF principle, OF patriotism. OF true democracy,
over reachery, faction fanaticsm, and federalism
bnsd-comblned too, Tor the purpose OF securing Office
and spos reckless and criminal disregard for the
srss,s o. the State and country and the existence Of the
at the constitution and the Union. for it would have been
considered triumph OF a faction whose is at war
with both But the election Of an able, patriotic, national
democrat governor and the retaining of the govern
men OF the State in the hands of the democratic party
will show TO the country that the people Of New Hamp-
shire resolved to stand by the constitution and the
Union. and thus do their duty TO themselves, their
try. their posleTty, and the human
That the reelection of Gov. Dnsmoor is event de-
sired BY large majority Of the people Of this State
ordinary qualification from the fact that the result
generally regarded somewhat doubtful For our
selves, We can truly that the result OF election for
years has given US greater pleasure, although conf
IDENTIFY anticipated 1t; and therefore we allow old
chicken TO crow once To our opponents of all hues.
who expected and labored for different result il Is
most bitter pill--much than if Gov Dinsmoor
had been elected by the people They have for months
abored to elect federal governor and secure control OF
Ol usCOIuant elements
and conding in their supposed ability TO do So they had
parceled out all the Offices and divided the spos among
the hungry camp-foowers who had deserted the de-
mocracy, from whom they could get no plumber Their
disappointment consequently very severe especially
their defeat is accompanied by much dshonor TO their
active leaders well attach to such men. We trust
il will be lesson TO them 1t ought teach the federal
leaders that nothing is be gained by encouraging pa
tronzng and joining with all the factions which disap
pointed Office seekers may form for guerrilla warfare
upon the party to whom they owe all the consequence to
which thew have attained
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DELIGHTFUL ExcURsIoN-The splendid steamer ''Bal-
tmore Captain Turner, which has deservedly become
such favori,e with the travelling public between this
city and the various points the Potomac, offers
attractions unprecedented to citizens whe wish
ing for pleasant excursions during the sumner heat In
addition the unsurpassed and, may say, unequaled
accommodations afforded to excursioniss by the Balt-
more," her proprieors have recently had fitted up
sengers 10 enjoy the nestimabe luxury OF salt water
bathing in all variety, either in cold, plunge
or shower baths The baltimore" leaves Commerce
street wharf every Tuesday and Friday evening, at
o'clock on her regular trips and touching at Pney Point
affords citizens at all times SAFE speedy and eco
nomical communication with that most delightful water
ing place We understand that, with view 10 accom-.
modae excusioniss, the company design issuing excur
sion tickets during the summer season. We may also
mention that the baltimore" affords most agreeable
conveyance to persons seeking the Virginia springs W.
can recommend Captain Turner most consderate arm
accommodating 10 his passengers and would advise III
citizens who wish to behold floating palace, TO pay
the Baltimore" visit This splendid boat leaves Wash
ington on Mondays and Thursdays.-Bah. Clipper.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our BALTIMORE Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, June las,

BALTIMORE, June l4-b, p. m.
have upon good authority that jenny Lind intends Wis
ng Baltimore and in all probability Washington, before
her Europe. for the purpose OF giving some
ces own account free from the supentendence
administration Of Mr.. Bamum. When her last visit TO
nus city, she expressed ardent wish TO be able to do
his She seriously objected the OF speculation
IN tickets which practsed them and determined, II
should ever be IN her she would show the people
oil ts country that her object not TO impose their
generosity Under these will meet with
most cordial welcome here, we'll Ia your city.
The official returns Of ths recent election ray the new
constitution have nearly all in, and that the
msonty in It's favor will no, fall far short thou
sand votes This has been signal trump h the
people the old and dynasty. Ii 10 peou-
arly singular that many-very many-of those who SO
opposed the constitution prior TO the election
are gradually coming round to the popular side They are
now able 10 reconcile many difficulties which previously
reared their heads mountain high, and constrained
acknowledge that the instrument is not so bad after all
They are beginning believe that there is still honesty
Ugh lett ail human nature to meet It's obi cations
without being driven prison whipped into obedience
stand erect in the consciousness OF his own nteg
y and by appeal 10 his honor he will do more than he
otherwise would If the lash were held over him He feels
that he freeman, and, in the spirit OF upright indepen-
dence and integrity, he will come like Roman to the
honest discharge OF duty,
Efforts are making to celebrate the coming anniversary
of our ndepe ndence in this city appropriate
manner The object win be two fold. First because II Is
the day that gave birth born liberty and second,
because that halowed anniversary will into effect
constitution The prison-doors OF Maryland VIII
then openhe honest though unfortunate, incar
ceated debtor will be permitted breathe, other
the pure of freedom The principle of progressive,
justice will stand among the people, and
thew can call themselves from the shackles OF msgui-
ded judgment.
Ia the way of news, have very le Everything is
quiet.
Business is unusually dull. Small sales amounting to
800 bbls. Howard street four to-day, at ~ ia Buy
ers generally unwilling offer than 81 City Mills
held at 81 25 Rye flour, S3 g. Corn meal ~ b. Sales
of red SO 80 white do 81 loo cents
yellow corn 81 cents white So SO 81 80
cents; rye, 81 cents. Provisions quiet Small sales at
previous prices Groceries dull Rio coffee, 81 81
Sugars and molasses dull Wool dull at 20 22 cents for
common unwashed Whiskey, % % cents in bbls, and
dull.
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June 10, 1851.
At meeting Of the beard of directors, held this day !,
the public mind, make the following official statement
furnish light Of saa. sSney ind at greatly auGsd
and responsible hrn Of sain DUNCAN Co.. Of Phil
adepha for the erection Of entire works. additional the
coal which works January
from the the their and afforded
laid, ample
ssss portion Of ns where demand 20 sa i, short
whole business satisfactory basis and by
Of H. because it viii Asaper any sAi
and we shall thus confer public benefit and best uesee the inter
o. sg position water
from Maine Maryland purchased and the
.ssin., gas factories objection.
an" on ,nS M S sp
be reasonably entertained against the works now
and they stake the result in this same SQUARE an
''a @i.' iSs
into pfyins boxes Of lime and becomes entirely ,nodo
Nor there other substance, simple compound
used within 81 s % ss s
Of the around which the be built FOR
supplying the viii for with this inside
the gas is in retors deprived
Of ia btumen sulphur and other ehneous or volatile matter and
resduum carbon coke which in supplies the only fuel
Certainly by descrp
has complaint urged against Of the factories
successful in the cities
Hartford New Haven, Rochester, Albany, Syracuse, New
Reading and Charleston proved by the
y works, every Prom Of evidence
publication but
prove persons
injury win be health comfort Of the neghborhood
decrease effected the value Of property IN the vein
entirely high standing the second
from responsible and well informed gentleman Of New Haven,
the Hartford Daily and the last from Professor
sliman perhaps the scientific authority the Union
"My residence meat door 70 Tie wo,, and have erpc
nspced,
royanes their proximity, smell Of the from
that owing used in 1T
the houses and hghtness
occupants The whole Of these
reflect credit the skill and ssduous attention OF Mess Bat
az v PoRoHER
"CaAatxsrcr, January 3, 1880"
sanned Hartford and tsai Mes DUNCAN Bsnn Co.
The con.idersb- difficulty in
ing soat r.s, rai,anss 70 tss rsssorsoos ssr.
located le~ rs fo"n ed h be JUDGED FROM ne Jag
f-red for front foot held at fieer," &C.
"NEw HAVEN, Connecticut"
"The gas works successful ope
year my knowl
details Of constructions which, from the first out
perfectly familiar mcand
add srothed TO sm great satisfaction both in the sue
aB sILLIMAN, IT,,
Of IN. company and tho
model works here perfect n the Internal arrangements
the exterior and in particular
the objects desired and benefit
ne, than nuisance and an injury our prosperous cry In this
IDENTITY ask the Of s who Interested the i'm
may desire cheap brilliant nodorou and nnains light thu.
'' sy order 81 of n, sss s board directors
J.F. BROWN,
Juno ISL Secretary.
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Nv A GREEN. Aue,,o,e.r

A VALUABLE FoUR-sTORY BRICK HOUSE ON FOUR
"A AND AHALE STREET, AT AUCTfoN.-on Monday
10th instant, shall sell the premises, 81 O'Clock,
story brick ~
and adjoining Dr. Boyes
chambers of fine all papered the parors and
splendid marble mantels Also
building
tanning good room,
built best material by
situated 10, fronting feet ~ street running
back Get n l5-fcct alley.
The be
~ "a 3D. MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed,
I'M inter rom
deed snda deed ofuust aken Title good, sale
June I3-dts A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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THE UNION:

non with man-the Creator with the creature the Infinite
with the finite. That already. without going further is
mysierya mystery common 10 all religion. impenetra
Bile in all religion IT, then, all that is slerous oends
you, you compelled 10 stop al the threshold, will
not say OF Christianity, but of all relgonl say Of
that religion called Natural because rejects revelation
and miracles for in all. at least is there need suppose
some reveationa communication OF some kind between
God aud man, otherwise, without this, there comes
atheism Your preension, then, stops you this side
OF all belief; but because you have not been pleased
to become Christians il will not be permitted TO you to be
Dests
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctsoneer.-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesday afternoon, June H. at O'Clock the Pemi.es we
sb.li sell No. 429 located 9TH
and streets north being ~ feet 'front.' and 100 feet
building,
rooms good kitchen dry cellar excellent
obtaining desirable residence In the immediate nsighbo
hood Of ONCE
residue in and two sss,sfscto
- DYER MCGUIRE,
lime s-d Auctionecra.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-15
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-on Tuesday,
shall sell the premises, 81 O'Clock,
of lot No a. situated @ with the Improvements, which
of said being
valuable building lo situated 4 street. opposite the City Hall
81
ming 81 and fine build
ing lot
Also 53 fronting 4th 40 6k
inches, between L and streets, the City Hall.
No fronting AZ feet inches
Z, between Sd and 4th strees-a beautiful building lot
Terms made known at sale. A. GREEN,
l4-t AucuoneeT.