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North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15

SESSION SUBscRlBsRs. Persons who have been re-
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North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15
Raieie.n District, No 4.

Consfabk's ESrtion. ge
FTINToN FRANKLIN begs leave to inform the
H citizens Of this District that be is candidate for
resction and returns his thanks to friends cor their
former confidence and support.
Raleigh, nuary IL, lt5I. 2o-2t
North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15

Mr.. Holland, of CIeaveland, has been labering un-
der severe indisposition for some time past This
will account for the absence of his name in the House
proceedings of late He has sufficiently recovered
to be able to take his seat.
North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15

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Mr. Bynutn moved to amend the same by inserting
afief the word sis = in the second line. ga form of
government. the result off, Adopted-yeas 23,
nays 90. .Sss.a-
Mr.. Hoke moved to.fe-consider the vote of yester5
day, by which the third Resolution was adopted
Negatived-yeas Is, nays 81. g p !.
4 Mr.. Hoks moved to lay the fifth Resolution on the
table, which. motion was caIied-26 democrats. with
Mr.. Joyner, voting in the Affirmative, and 20 Wings
voting in the negative. Al' s7st7zi ~ ss
Mr. Bond offered an additional Resolution, express
inc the attachment of this State the Union-de-
clarinp the late measures of adjustment "comm on
platform broad enough for all; and pledging this
State 10 her sisters of the South stand BY them
untedly' in protecting property and honor, by all
those means Constitutionally otherwise, which
the God of nature has given '-in any of those
measures of adjustment materially altered or our
riohts further invaded. Said Resolution was reject
ed-yeas 30, nays 90.
Mr. Hoke offered as additional Resolution, the
Resolution offered by him yesterday, and which tailed
on vote of % to % and the casting vote of the
Speaker s.- t- .. as.s. E..'t
Nh Bynum objected to the resolution of order
the same having been offered heretofore and reject
The Speaker decided the Resolution to be in order
whereupon Mr.. Bynum appealed from the decision
of the Chair, and the Chair sustained.
The Senate then took
North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15

ate Crane'S CrPCk Burial OfOund.s Referred 10 the
committee on Private Bills.
Mr.. Wiley the memorial of r. o. Britton; Esq, of
Granville, praying compensation for the loss of
slave that carried off by the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road. Referred 10 the committee on the Judi
cary.
Mr. Siler, memorial from citizens of Macon coun-
ty, praying the passage of act preventing disem-
pered cattle from being carried into the said county,
Referred to the committee on Propositions and Grev-
ances. - ..
Mr. Marshall, a memorial from sun6ry citizens of
Stokes county, praying the passage of act divert
ing the direction, of the Fayetteville and Western
Turnpike Road, after leaving Randolph county,
to pass through Salem. Bethania, and Mount Airy.
Mr. Erwin, a memorial from certain citizens OF
Buncombe county, praying the passage of an act gran
ting relief to certain grantees OF land, who were eec-
ted by the heirs of John G. Bount. Referred to the
committee Claims. .-
Mr.. Hayes, OF Cherokee, memorial from citizens
of Macon county, praying thepassage of an act neor-
poraiing Macon Division, 5. of T., No. 46. Refer
red 10 the committee OIL Private Bills.
Mr.. Davidson presented the resignation of James
Nance, Il. NJ. Keron and A. X. ErwiR, Justices OF
the Peace of Mecklenbnrg county, which were ac-
cepted
The University, under the superintendent OF Messrs
Adams and Sanders of Johnston.
Mr.. Martin introduced bill to incorporate the Trus
tees of the Female Academy in the town of Frank
linton-Mr. Rayner bill to repeal the act of 1852
concerning fences to land on Meherin river in the
county of Hertford-and Mr.. Jones bill to incorpor-
ate Cedar Grove Academy in the county of Orange;
which bills passed their Fl rst reading. e
Mr.. Stubbs bill concerning Jurors in The county of
Beaufort, and Mr.. Gordon bill TO protect wells,
springs, and cisterns Of water against wiul injury
which were referred to the committee the Judici
ary. - --'7 -' H-F e1't o. lff A1t-3
On motion of Mr.. Durham, the committee on the
Judiciary were instructed inquire into the expedi
ency OF altering the law provide for the pay
men OF persons who attend witnesses before Clerks
and Masters in Equity. -
Mr.. Newsom, a resolution in favor of Henrv Gas.
tlebeHy. Referred to the committee on CIains.s
% Mr.. Herring gave notice of the following Resou-
ton which, under the rule lies over one day: esolv-
ed, That from and after Monday next, no Private
Bills shall be introduced in the House of Commons
Mr.. Steele offered bill increase the salary of
the Governor of the State and after the LIST day
of January, 1852. ITO %, ,000.& ssEs wv
Mr.. Lo7ssmoved the rejection of tie bill, which
motion. PreRailsd-yeas7 70, nays 80; she bill was
sreiected.ssd sds 3tss VI As tssa ztl1s.es E@
"A message was received from the Senate agreeing
to appoint committee to fix some day for the ad
iournment Of the two Houses Messrs. Martin, Ste
venson and Barnes Of Northampton, were appointed
the House Branch of said committee. 81 tifnsF
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Monetary ana CommersiaI Review.

Prom the Liverpool Times, May II
Many occurrences have taken place since our last TO
The country The rapid and serious fall In the prices Of
cotton, amounting almost 70 q panic, produced good
deal of uneasncss both In Liverpool aud Manchester
well as generally throughout the manufacturing dis
triets Within the last two days however great i'm
provement has been manifested and business assumes
moIe healthy atpect.
There sccns however 10 be general feeling here that
when the present months engagements over there
VIII be Eoed opening for those who have been able TO
hold on their stocks and the upward reaction q ycter
day aud oday, fully confirm the soundness OF that cal
culaton. In regard TO th money msrkct. general ex
ptctaiion prevails that though abundant, morcy
viii DC deRrer ere long Notwithstanding the continued
imports q specie from America, and the considerable
amount announced lts way nom Russia, both for
this country and France IT. however, receipts
large both in the and the retail expenditure OF
our Exhibition visiters the requirements 81 trade aud
considerable comparative export amply balance the IN
hux During the past week alone exports Of specie
SsIOO ounces. and f2000 silver. Sti the exchanges
are IN favor a London, and the present temporary Hat
ness must speedily give way TO better state Of things
Without any distraction in foreign politics with money
plentfuly the London Change the necessarics Of
hfe very cheap the population, with some exceptions,
generally prosperous. all commercial men are looking
confidently forward toa good national trade throughout
the summer.
The advices TO which we have allude from the United
Stats IN coniunctian with pressure from the banks,
greatly increased the gloomy feeling previously mani
sell created thereby that towards the close Of Monday
ctmpiete panic ensued which cnalied buyers 70 pur-
cbefe at vry irregular prices ranging from
70 tveeQtthe cf penny lb In American below the
currtnt rates ct friday This continued Throughout
Tssdsy and v near the cloee q wednesday, when this
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Inc foreign FUNDS prc.Anted the character the
hone securte during the week beIg almost stationary
lpfer Canada si1 per cent bond, fU7 u lUT. Until
NedEe dag. indeed the TRANSACTIONS In an stoe L. we're
few and unimporlan A. TO BE- quite unworthy Of record
from their sight influence upon operators On that day
however, In consequence Of the discussions about ncw
Mexican lean. MeKican bond negotiated AZ lower
rate Tor the account at the end IL the month The
prices q business officially marked show NJ lie change
being a. follows shrayan old FIVE per cent 80; Next
can bouds a5ss do for account 10Th May. a5& pcru-
Wan i've per cent 1912 ~ = Portuguese 1--WE per
cents tBIazilian guarantec -. de- four per cents 81
kussian sur and half pea cent, loo io0,t spanish
active five per ceuts ilss 1pA lfT. do passive 81,
Nens zueia two aud quarter per ccntsis Yesterday
Mexcans eloet AZ 5lN s|hs, to-day II - a, Gss4
and spaIish sctves. 20A. a ga
~ comparison ~ the price. n wheat h0nr and
brtad IN England and France appears that wheat Il
~ per cent Hour so per cent aLl bread t per cent
dtarsr in London than ia Paris
The following arr Tie quoted rates ~ Exchange to
hy-AmI Ierdsm, u 10 III IL - sight II rs to N
1875 Hamburrh - 10 10 ~. Paris. . II 4 to =,
.2as do siehi . p ~ 60 = Frankfort liQ to llas.
Ltfhurn. ~ a..
n, arrivals q bulioa socc our lat have been con
ai' liable but The demand continue. steady md sales
radiy elected at previous quotations aud prices
veh n nintained and close firm There have been
slight fluctuations In exchange bot no mat rial I'm.
rruvcment and the market is not over supplied In case
Of more extended demand Money 4 more In request;
but no alteration has taken place at the Bank although
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sorrH AwrloA-F From suonos Ayrcs dates arc 70 the
2sth q March. The rupture between Ulqui,s and
Rcsas Il confirmed; the former had during the past
month. bccn making the most sctive preparatcns In
video the 1st Il April, everything quiet The
Threatened blockade ~ the River Plate by the Braz-
ians had caused very little sensation Prom Rio there
Il nothing particularly II reported that the
squadron under Admiral Crcntile 90 sail on the
18th fer the River Plate. The yellow fever was again
prevalent among the shipping in the hsIbor but the city
frte frm ". few had occurred st pernam-
buco and n.hia, among the shipping The drought stun
continued y Rucncs Ayrcs. Tho French squadron had
srryed nj Rio ganciro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

Mr. Payne, the Mexican Commissioner has publicly
stated that II not the intention cf his government
negotiate any loan In this country; draft upon
the United states government for two and half mil
lions a. dollars has been lodged In the Bank cf England
for payment of the dividends Mexican bonds NJ
NJ the American government have accepted the draft II
will be negotiated and the half yearly dividends imme
diately paid
rrelghts quiet and We hare little change In rates
% notice hut the tendency In gvneral, L. downwsrds
Passengers continue and ships allied with
difficulty and ~ low prices To New York, metals
los 10 - per ton; bulky weight ~ 6d e. los fine
goods, 15s hardware, 12s Cd carthenwsrc G- 70 Is.
Boston-Dcad weight rs Gd 70 los ine goods. ans.
hardware, zoe; earthenwarc. s. Philadelphia-Dead
weight - Ga 10 i7s Cd Ono goods, 2Os hardware,
20s earlcnware To- Daltimorc-Dcad weight. rs Cd.
60 f1s Cd fine goods 10s hardware -Os earthenware,
los New Orleans-Dcad weight. eOs to 2is nne goods.
2as hardware ,5s eaIthcnwarc i2s. "a.
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According to letters o the 2 from the Bosnian from
TIER the rpvoluton IL completely crushed Almost All
me insurgent leaders In safe keeping in Austrian
croatia Terrible cXccsseg have been committed hy the
Vcors The houses of the aorems In he neighborood
OF blhace have been sacked and burnt and the shops In
The town plundored by the Arnaus The latest accounts
nom Bosnia 81 the 21th ult On that day ISLANDER
beg summoned the IN suraens who were In the posses
sion OF the fort Of krukdo 10 surrender condition
an amnesty This proposal having been accepted the
Turks occupied the fort nj o'clock. a. NJ The
chiefs Of the insurrecon have crossed the Austrian on-
tier al Jahcc and katadt has been assigned 70 them
a. h reSilsuc
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


HIcKsTTE AND ORTHODOX xoRAToRs--oUAKER DEE ssEs
AND FASHIONABLE TOILETS.
The Society of Frisnus vince. yearly gatersnes d hsld
in city during the present week having erpioysl
Monday and Tuesday n the transaction buriness per-
tanning especially to the society s-voted yesterday 70
worship. Meetings held at she several meeting
houses the principal places Of gathng however being
the Rose street meeting house where Se Hcksites or
followers Of Ehas Hicks conezegated and the Orchard
street meeting honse where th- otthoic Friendsn as
sembled The meeting in Rose street wae nrreh rgee
hn the held in Orchard street The exercises con-
sisted principally of eahortaons 5 various members of
theraernity Of both The principal orators for
the present year appear TO bs olowsOn the part Of
the Hcxsites Jacob Moat Rachael Barker Mn Towns
end, Richard CROMWELL The 0rthcd6x Friendt have
Benjamin Seboam and H. NJ. Lindsey Of Englard.-both
eloquent nther peculiar stye-Lindlcy Murray Hoag OF
name we ala not learn but whose eloaucnce sn,< ~,
be effective among those to whom II is aldressed
One Of the most remarkable featureoof the Quaker
gatherings OF the present dny is the beautiful commnny
Of Quakersm and fashion exhibited in the matter q
dress Quite the upper end o the meeting may bo
seen the broad brmmed hats and straight coats the
and the brown dreb bonnets Of the women each
dame having her scany skirts composed sobts
eolored material and her neck and shoulders compe<ey
down the roc the females side by little and uetiS
the stiffness Of Quakeris gives way until the Young Ia
dies found dressed in fasonebly dresses With
well made and tastefuly trimmed hats upon their headA
and fans parasols, Sc to match. With the xaen the
aradations the The broad brim becomes mar
rover BY degrees the straight coat hoses its straghtness
and hnally you are among the young Quakersabcut
fne set OF besux any where to be be with
As general thing they dress in good taste retaining
always do the young Quakcresses that air neanee
that almost every thing belonging to the sect
There quite number Of carriages in of Rose
street meeting house yesterday and establishment
with a coachman in livery but this are told must
have belonged to some person not member Of the fra
ternity The number Of persons who attended divine
thousand
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Theatrical and Musical.

RowrEr TnTsrrr Thu entertainments for this
Iing VIII commence With the drama of Waller ryrrr" !"
and will conclude with the excellent drama ef Mod
litcher This favorile rrsrt crowded every evening
iy hundreds n vitsr who express their delight ia ts-
performances by the most enthusiastic cheers
BEospwAv THrsrEE-Ai.s Julia Bennctt, sctre-s
of great cochy. vii appear thi. evening IN the Love
Chasc"a a con7tauce shr M be assted BY hne ess
ofcharaeters The amuse aients vii Crsr With pstsoy
BAKER This i fnc pryxtamms sud no doubt ~ia
attract a large audience
B,rro>'s Tu,rnr The ruc comedy II tn, Sorrows
Family will commence the entcrta'umrnfs. and ths
laugLahic comlg, ~ ths Tondssr Sill conclude ths
amnsment Tbt orchestra win Tlsy several bcautda
airs. and Mrs Holman vii sing favortc ballad NJ.
Pred, ric and Mis Walters viii dancrs Forming aDe
evenings amusenrnt
N,riovAt Tn srnr Tb y sutifu drama q The Lady
Of the Lake which ha. tcn crafty atmrcd wiz com
menec tho performance and the magnificent spec tsce
of 1haabs. tho De-truy,rh will conclude the enter
tainmg Thi. thcstrr = doing hne business which
doubt viii ndrce Purdy 10 produce another spectacle
BRorersN's LstruN. : rhe entsriainment here -H
umencc With the opera ~ the Nafonsl Guard" and
win conclrdc with the Iri.h Widow" nrougham
ar glad perceive, T. doing well he y persevering and
industrious aud doubt will ultimately rrap . rob
thsatcs harvest Novelty here J. the order ~ tho day
B,nvrN's Mrsrru-This being positively the lat
week a the nscmans, they shoud b. BY all thoa~
who admire excellent dramatic ability spIendia
bill fer today In the afternoon and evening thcy np.
pear in drama and ctmcdy
Brvrur or .. n. ssorr-This affair comes OF thi.
evening st the Astor Place Opera House The pieces
selected the WIFE," and thr farce of the Limerick
Boy We hore thcse who have, for years been de-
lighted with this famous artists acting will give him
night substantial proof q their esteem for HE abilities
Cnnisris MiSrETIs usual are drawing crowded
houses every night Their performances cf the
attractive character. consisting II songs Instruments,
pieces, dancing, burcsquc opera and witty sayings 90
early.
FuIows MrSsrRrts-This unriyallcd company wiA
repeat the new burcsquc opera entitled & Ny Rcsl
Dear and the celebrated "Fircmnn's Chaunt,' this
evening with several other attractive features.
TnwiFn Hsf.-The grand concert given 20 Illustrate
the new notation win come on on Thursday evcnne The
5th June The musical gems selected for the occasion
are taken tm the most approved and cclcbrsted com
rocrs and the artists engaged all of the hrs stamp
In fine this concert will be a unusual attraction
BaaSrN's Mu.y,, ~ MsS.craw viii exhibit e.
Brooklyn, this afternoon and evening.
Nile Theresa rsrod took her departure FROM Hev
Orleans the 2Ith Inst professional tour 70 NssA
vile ST Louis and other Southern nd Western eisss
Movements Of Dsssrngusshed People.
A nd famllx arriknA
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Count Walewsky, the French ambassador the court
81 Madrid claims all the privileges Of Mnisb- de ape,
under the conditions OF tho family compact the principal
Of which " the right 10 have audience Of the queen
without the presence Of the minister Of foreign aara
Tho interesting position of Queen Isabella longer
doubted IL said that her majesty formally declared
to olr three ply scisns Drs Gutierrez sanches and Dr-
ment that henceforth she intended to conform TO all
their wishes and directed them to prescribe for her
bygrnic regimen. from which she should depart
In that manner added the queen all the merit as
wei a. the responsibility. shall belong to you Tho
queer mother who had the misfortune break her leg
at Aranjpcg, I'm the 9th Instant Is going svoraby
and expects 10 b. quite recovered before the Of the
month
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Tho Portuguese rebellion has been an entire success
% fnr a. the placing Sadanha in power and the dsco
iture of his rival Cahral concerned Tho opposi-
ton Journals speak " the probability aud necessi-
~ of the abdcation of the Queen In favor Of her eldest
son aged fourteen By law. he only atans his minority
~ eighteen but n the Queen herself asccndcd the
thfone NJ fourteen i not considered that tis youth
would he an objection II the current lists q the
cabinet be correct, Marshal Saldanba has thrown him
s INTO the hands q the Septembrisis ultra liberals
which would render change Of soscregns the more
likely
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the Paris Bourse, with very heavy tone.
letter from Rome states that the Papal government
intends sending nuncio to Mexico where his Holiness
has not teen hitherto permanently represented
Disturbances took place at Copenhagen the even
Ing OF the 4h instant, between Germans and
Danes. The affair was not very serious
1t is said that there TOO fraternizng French re-
publicans at present in the met ropo and that they
are Of the lowest class of Partisan vagrants.
The military league OF the italian States will soon be
concluded. Twenty thousand Neapotan troops are to
occupy the Roman and Tuscan States and thus leave
the French no excuse for staying longer at Rome.
Chekib Efendi has been appointed inspector general
of the Danubian provinces The Russian troops have
retired, but remain close to the frontier
One hundred and twenty Greek families have taken
refuge on the Ottoman territory, and have been hos
pitably received by the Turks
The Queen Of Naples safely delivered Of prince
the eth uN
The Coun. de Chambord left T1este on the evening Of
the eth, for Prohsdcrf
The city article Of the Times, of the 18th, Says In
addition TO the temporary stoppage Of firm at Liver
pool, yesterday, another failure to large amount has
been announced therethe house being that Mr. VIC
tor Pautz cotton importer whose Liabilities report
ed to be fer faoo,co0.n
large portion OF the machinery Of the United States
mail steamship Atlantic has arrived at the Huskisson
Doc aud 1t expected that the vessel win be complete
iy ready for towards the end Of June She has
dergone seyer, alterations and improvements since
disasters handsome dining saloon having been erected
deck, and that below fitted up with berhs each
eide We believe, also that the aft cabin has been
dered much lighter
The Great Exhibition prosrers. The money pours
inbut not ertravaganty, all things considered. Apart
from the season tiekc the following the receipts
on the 1sth and 18th instant
.qsaount receired. No Of persons.
May l4th, ct Js go. ........ c2o4 10 sITS
May 10th, at Ss............. 2,423 10 9,T06
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, lT5 CHATHAM SQUARE.-GE0.
LEA, Sole Proprietor -Admission-Seata In Private
Boxes ~ cents Stage Seats cents Boxes ~ cents Par.
qust l2 cents Elegant saloon performances After
noon ard Evening Entetanmens commence In the after
h clock, and In the evening at o'clock The
terapens ynriod and select aud such be
other place Of Amusement IN New York oonstng Of
Lehs Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering tfteen
prforme being the largest and at the same time the
talented hand the United States OF Model
tss selected for their beauty figure and who
number Of beautiful tabeaHx taken from the
Girls vic through variety Of feats Of strength and der
tority Madame Rosane the only Female Jugscr In the
world company Male and Female Artists who will give
exhbition Of marble satuary uneqused In the world
treher With variety Of interesting perform every
afternoon aud evening For particulars bills Of each
daw
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DAsNys.s GREAT AsIArIc CARAVAN. MUSEUM

- Nenage-ie comprising grand Menagers Of living
sninsa aAd vast collection Of curositie OF all descrp
t0ns w exhibit In New York. Eighth street the
Or Neuc for week nmen cling Monday June
Ths ercye Of Elephants recently imported from Ceylon
tcmranis the exhibition and arety of highly diversified
fcrormAnces viii be Civ In which the original Gee. Tom
1haub aad many others, will appear The Museum and
kep&ger will also be exhibited at Stamford the 9th; Nor
ya th lo.h Dantury the ith BRIDGEPORT the l2th Der
iy the 18th New Haven, the l4th Waterbury. the 10th
Eehci the nth Brisol the 18th New Brtton the 18TH
Merdsn the h Middleown the 2st and Hartford the Sd
nud .ith of june and all the principal Of
a RAcAc fsisnd
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CHrCAGo CITY LoAN.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be reoeiveda Al the Mayors ece In the city ef Chleaso
and At the once Of Srnohan Scott in the city Of New
rork until The l day Of June merit for loan Of Twenty
I'VE Thousand Desrs for term not exceeding ten ycAs
The bends 70 be issued In o less than tive hundred
soars ~ an interest % seven eentum
raysbe mannnnly aud principa aud interest payable
ss american Exchange bank In New YORK, at the o.
mon Council, WI a dURNEE usvov
Chicago, April 70. 1881.