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[correspondsnes Of The Baltimore Suns

w ASHINGTON, February ~.
1t has been the opinion both at the North and here
that the United States Marshal at Boston and his
slstanis ought to have been promptly removed for
neglect OF duty former occasion. Advices, re-
ceived to-day. show that the assistant marshal could
easily have for the preventaon of the
rescue, had he applied to the proper authrties. The
consequence OF his neglect is not only the disgrace
OF the city by black mob, but increased agitation;
and irritation all over the country. The fugitive law
Is certainly brought by it into dsrepue and contempt,
and the main hinge of the compromise is shattered.
1t seems now that, besides all The racing and cha
sing after the negro by officers civil and officers mil
itary all the lnstgators and ring leaders of the mob,
black, white and yellow, free negro and free-soer,
abolition lawyers editors and old clothes dealers are
10 be prosecuted at a vast public expense. twill he
necessary for the United States to build tails enough
to keep th5n for the United States have prisons,
and no use for any in Massachusetts for the conne-
men of fugitive slaves or the vioators of the fuei
tive act. $3.50 ss--ars
Tomorrow the President will send message TO
the Senate in reply to the call under Mr.. Cay's
olutIon The message will treat the subject of the
defamation very fully and explicitly. 1t will ex-
hibit the views and purposes of the administration
the subject and indicate the Of that
VIII be pursued for the punishment of the offenders,
and the presentation of distractions of the law here
after. .-..
The House refused to-day 10 take up the bills on
the Speakers table, one of which is the French spoil
alton bill. The committee on naval affairs have at
length reported bill to contract for line of steamers
across the Pacific, from California TO China, but it
will be noticed that it met with cold reception by
the House Mr. McLane of your city, spoke against
1t, and it was passed over. ...-.- . f..
1t positively waste of time, now becoming very
precious for the Senate to discuss the postage bill
The two Houses will agree upon no post-ofice re-
form at this session though, Mr.. Rusk truly says
our postal system is the defective of any in the
world.
Mr.. Grafton Baker was, to-day. confirmed as Chief
Judge of the Territory of New Mexico. - ...--, ,-
Mr.. Foote will leave tomorrow on short visit to
New York, where he will deliver Union Grafton on
the 22d. "a. ... 'a -.. .' ION.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

. -...-E --Fl.E r- WASHINGTON, FEB. 10, 1881.
There was quite scene enacted at the National
Hall Theatre on Saturday night, expressive of the
strong national sympathy felt for the success of
naval enterprise and especially our line of mail steam
ers destined to compete with all others for the supre
macy of the seas. Mr.. Colling having received
dispatch that the atlantic had gone back to England
and arrived there in safety, the news spread all
over town, and was announced by Mr.. Davenport to
the audience at National Hall from the stage. Fhe
enthusiasm with which this announcement was re-
ceived beggars all description. Nine cheers Were
intended 10 be gyenby the audiences but instead of
that, long. continued, uninterrupted exclamation of
Joy rang through the house, which every body par
actors, fddlers managers. lamp
lighters, scene-shiers, curain-liter and all 1t was
perfect shout of triumph, which struck home to the
heart Of every one present, and produced universal
sense of gladness L do NOT think that any audience
ever separated better pleased than that of the
densey crowded National the evening yesterday
We police that Rufus Edmonson, Esq.,, the worthy
Postmaster at Goldsbore', has been turned opt
cot Mt of his being Democrat to make room for Mr.
Griswold, IT,, of Federal politics. Of course there
is no prescription in the matter. .,.J- -.
VThniagton Joprnal.
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Photographed foli the W..bins,o3 IN l1,ioar,s.1

ilelegraphed for the Washington Union
Further .9ryea in Boston. BosroN, Feb. a. Alex
ander r. Burton, black barber in Salem and Joseph
n Haynes. superintendent of the fremont Temple.
were arrested this morning by the u S. marshal and
others, charged with aiding in the on Saturday
last, and were taken before Commissioner Hallett
and held to baiIifi S., 600. = b = !
Fhe Davis case is now occupying the attention of
the commissioned. Its thought he will be discharged
The Boston Stare Business. BosToN, Feb. 81 The
following orders were unanimously passed by the
common council last night: s-f ss - -
g RESOLVED, That this council view with high salts.
faction the condemnation by the other branch the
city government OF the recent outrage upon the laws
of the city, of the COMMONWEALTH, and of the United
States, referred to in the order passed by them
Tuesday last, and heartily approve Of the directions
given therein to the city mar5hal for his guidance
all future similar occasions. ltal ..e t.t...si
ResOtped, That we cordially respond to the recent
proclamation of the President of the United States,
will efforts to that It's recon-
mendations are carried out.
There are rumors of number of warrants for fu-
gitives being issued. A fugitive WHO was engaged
in sweeping the Sidewalk in front of his employers
store saw southern gentleman approaching. fled by
the back way, and has not been Other fugtlves
have left the city. 81
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IAsporagus-Gian,. ~ aIaop aaa g sf 49,
Beef-French Sugar, Mangel wurzef. White Sugar
Long Blood Red, Extra Early TurpiP. Early RED
I Turnip. ''74
3oreroie-Purple
Brussels Sprouts. D
BroccoH--Superior White Superior Purple These arc,
of genuine varieties, and with proper culture war.
rant them TO produce flowers.
Beans-Early Yellow Six Weeks, Royal Dwarf Kidney,
; Early China Red Eye, Extra Early Six Weeks.
Refugee or 1000 to !, Late Valentine, Large Lima.
CaukeO,cer-Early White, Purple and others,
Corrut-Long Orange Large White Field
C0b6age-Heart Early York, Early Bsttersea, Early
Sugar Loaf Early Drumhead, Large York. Large
Late Drumhcad, Late Sugar LOAF, Late Flat Dutch,
Large Bergen Great American, Green Curled Sa-
voy, Red Picking or Purple, and Premium Flat
Dutch.
ceIery-white Solid Giant Red, Silver Giant, Rose
Colored, solid.
CreSs-Pepper Grass
Corn Sala3-Large French
Chamberlain Frame Early Cluster, Long Pickng,
Early Yellow, Long Green, Long Green Turkey, Loug
White Spine.
Encire-W hte curled. ~
Egg Plant-Early Purple, I.nrge Late Purple,
Kal-Greeh Cured Scotch. Sea KaIe!
Leftuce-Eary Curled Seessia, Early Cabbage, Brown
Dutch Ice Drumhead.
Mountain Sweet, Nutmeg, Citron Nutmeg Fine Net,
ted Cantilope Yellow CantiIope. -,a-ssas a-.
0nion-Silver Skin, Large Red, White Onion Sets
yellow do. lra
f>dTSnip-Large putch, sugar OF sweet
Peas-EarIy Six Weeks, Prince Abert's crt'a Early
earliest known) Early Charlton. Coates new ImPe-
rial, very superior, Royal Dwarf Marrowfat, Early
Dwarf Prolific
Peppc-Red Cherry, Cayenne, Large Bell, Squash or
Tomato, Sweet Spanish. ..,
Pumpktn--Large Cheese, Cashaw, Mammoth.
Radish-Early Scarlet, Long Scarlet Red TurniP.
White Turnip.
SquaSh-Early Flat Bush, Egg or Apple Lima or Co.
coanut and Crook Neck, Els -..-. .--
1onato-Large Red, Pear Shape Large Yellow,
Rtrd-Canary Hemp, Rape. .r-se-f..
SundriesEary Corn, Lucerne Okra, Turnip, Satisfy,
Spnnage, Victoria Rhubard, Triple Curled Parsley,
Mustard. Glover. White, Kentucky Blue Grass Lii.
cerne, Flower Seed general assortment. -E a.s
Those who wish supply of Garden or Flower seed
will please send their orders Country Merchants
supplied upon such terms will enable them to make
a good profit. . 7. F, PESCUD.
Raleigh, Feb 49, 1851. 80
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State of North Car0lina--Martin County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January Term,
Samuel Hyman, Administrator of William 8. Hines,
against Christopher c. Hines and others, Petition for
-.as.1 s.so. .eEo5aY..4u settlement. ass-sas-
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
children and of kin of Kenneth Sherod and Eli.
zabeth Walace residents of this State It is
dered by the Court that publication be made for six
the North Carona Standard for the said children and
next of kin Of Kenneth Sherrod and Elizabeth Wallace
appear the Term of this Court, he held for
The County of Martini the Court House in the Town
of Williamson the second Monday of April next and
plead answer or demur the Petition will be taken pro
con fesso as to them and heard accordingly.
Witness, L. Johnson Clerk Of said Court Office
the second Monday in January, A. D,l s51.
.E e.#r za.rfa fz.-e L. JOHNSON, C. C. c..
February, 1851. (Pr. adv. SIS 624.) 33-6sE..-t
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Rolls of the war of 1919.

In PRESS at the Raleigh Times Printing Office, and
will shortly be published the Muster Rolls Of the Sol
diers of the War of 1912, detached from the Militia of
North Carolina, under acquisitions from the President Of
the United States Published in pursuance OF the Reso-
utions of the General Assembly of January rs, $751;
under the direction of the Adutant General. e.--
The work will make, probably, upwards of 100 pages
and will be in about three weeks limited numb
of copes will be printed, and may be obtained
application to this Office Price oDe dollar per copy.
Persons at a distance, sending the money, will have
the works mailed to their address,
-.''G CHI, C, RABOTEAU.
Raleigh, Feb. 81, 1851. = 32-St.
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Spring Visitation Of Bishop Ives. 1851.
2nd of March Quinquagesma Sunday,) Calvary
Church, Tarborough
4.h, Tuesday, A. M. Gethsemane Parish Falkland.
Pitt. AT night, st. Paul's Church, GreenvilIe.
5'h, Ash Wednesday,, A. NJ. in the same Church.
9th, ST. Johns, Pitt County, Pughs settlement,
LIST Sunday in Lent, Christ Church, Newbern.
18th, Friday, Embcr day, Trinity Church, Beaufort
County. #.F -ta.. sE.r- a.--e" 7s'7-
End Sunday in Lent. Peters Church, Washington,
18th, Wednesday, Zion Chapel Beaufort County.
2Oth Thursday, St. Thomas Church. Bath. Should
any persons desire confirmation from st. Johns Dur
hams Creek they would oblge the Bishop by meeting
him at ST. Thomas, Bath. -.- .-.-.-.......-
%, 23d (3rd Sunday in Lent oath and 25th Gan. B,
" ai) at Grace Church, Plymouth, and st. Luke'A
Church, Locust Grove, the Clergymen there may de-
sire. -f t1i'F-i- H--'rt
18th Sunday in Lent, Pettigrew's Chapel and Lake
Scuppernong. -a r-af -
18th 5th and 9th April-5ih Sunday in Lent ST.
Thomas, Windsor. '=
All Saints, WILLIAMSON, the Clergyman may de-
sire. .a .. ..=-fE f...z
Palm Sunday Goth in Lent Christ Church, Elizabeth
City. t. '... q. .#.s1 .s l.#-
18th, Wednesday, Wooivie.
Easter Day, HEREFORD Conservation of Church, &c.
Tuesday in Easter week, Gates Court House.
lGt Sunday after Easter, St. PauPs Church, EdentOn
Cd May, Friday, Trinity Church, Scotland Meek.
End Sunday after Easter, Jackson, Northampton Co.,
conservation of Church, &c.
3rd Sunday after Easter Christ Church Raleigh, A,
NJ, and ST Mary's Chapel, P. M. 81
4th Sunday after Easter ST. James Church. Wrni 7g
ton. ,-.-.'-.4 t. f..ll b - ..--s.t
5h Sunday after Easter, ST. johns Church, Faystte-
vile, A NJ. Christ Church. Rockfsh- p. NJ. a t aet
Wednesday 2Sth May, Conventions. at Boz sl-L
Catechism, Confirmation and Holy Communion, a.
usual .r e EDI.s = -. .5I.
Raleigh, February 90, 1880. ,u5a! s2-2t.
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despatch from Boston (says the Baltimore Cor
respondent of the Union,) announces thai informa-
ton has been received from Canada of the safe srr-
val of the fugitive slave Shadrack in that frozen re-
eion where it is said that large number of fpgi-
tiyes are in condition bordering on starvation. The
owner of Shadrack is stated, has known his where
abouts in Boston for some time, and merely had him
arrested to test the question whether fugitive could
be reclaimed from Boston,
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FREsHEr IN THE CAPE FEAR. On Sunday and
Monday last there high freshet in the Cape
Fear, and large quantities of timber. supposed TO be
parts of the dams recently built above Fayetteville
by the Cape Fearand Deep River Navigation Com
pany, drifted down. We suppose i, will not be prac-
ticable to tell the damage those works until the
water passes off. The water rose 80 feet in very
short time. ..r-s Fay. Carolinian.
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COMBINATION AGAINST Gov. QUITMAN. The zeal
displayed by Gov. Quitman, in the cause of South
ern Rights, has provoked degree Of rancour against
him by the submission press of the south, and the
myrmidons of our ant-slavery President generally,
rarely equaled in our political annals. The result
will recoi on the heads of those who pursue him
vindictively. 1t is destined to make Gov. Quitman
the most popular in the Southern States.
tt-fHt3 t=-tf 81 AUGUSTA COnstitutiondkst.
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THE OUTRAGE COURT.

Murray, the City Constable, mentioned in our last
was brought into the County Court Saturday last,
and was ordered to be imprisoned unit; the next Term
of the Superior Court for the contempt and to pay
fine of fifty dollars and he also required to give
bond in five thousand dollars, to appear for trial for
the assault and battery at the next Superior Court
Term We believe this acton of the Court has given
general satisfaction.
General Saunders. ard Messrs. Miller, McRae, and
Battle appeared for Williamson.
Mr.. Murray, we are gra,6ed to learn, is doing WELL
His physicians are of the opinion that the chances are
nearly all in favor of his recovery.
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concerned the State of Massachusetts is already real
ly out of the Union; but she is selfish enough to
stay in, in form, reap its benefits while she disre
CARDS its Constitution and its laws. She is disunion
State, and out. She says so, by her deeds; and
sc actions speak louder than words.''
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GEN. Benz. A letter in the National Gazette of
Berlin, dated at ConstantinopIe on the 25th of De-
cember confirms the news of the death of General
Benz, Aeppo, and that the government great
Nv regretted his loss he had commenced the intro
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The Charleston papers are Publishing the returns
of the late elections in South Carolina for members
Of the State Convention, bat no classification is made
as the particular views Of the members elect We
presume that large majority of them in favor of
the right of secession. e.I aa
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The birthday OF GEORGE WASHINGTON was cele-
brated in this City by the Ringgold Guards, who
turned out under the command Of Capt. Stuart. Our
only regret, in connection with this handsome Com
pany. is. that it does not number more of our young
men in its ranks. ---- .- 49, ssfs.sH
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GOVERNOR CALIFORNIA RESIGNED. On the 9Th
ultimo Gov. Burnett rendered his resignation of the
Office of Executive Chief of California, which was
accepted by the Legislature of that State, and Lieut
Governor McDougai took the oaths of Office in his
stead. -........- ...... Ball. Sun.
Gov. Burnett's reason for resigning is not stated.
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Boston is certainly great" place. A fugitive
slave is rescued in the broad daylight. by two or
three hundred free negroes and few 1vhite negroes,
and carried off from the midst of thousands and thou
sands of people, who look on while the outrage IS
and who protest, after it is over that
they were taken by surprise! Ne1t time they Will
see to it, The City Councils pass patriotic Resoiu-
tons and direct their officers to aid hereafter in en-
forcing the law but in The mean time the evil has
been done-the law has been condemned and outFa-
ged, and the slave has escaped to Canada. These
Resolutions, and the determinaon to enforce the law
hereafter, sound very well but we must confess our
selves slow and dull of faith in the Boston author-
ties, so far this law is concerned The Southern
people may expect to wait long while before they
see this law honestly and fairly carried out in any
portion of Massachusetts.
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Photographed for the Washington Republic.l


The MoB CASE. The examination of Elizur
Wright was proceeded with this morning before
Commissioner Hallet. Wright is charged with abet-
ting the escape of Shadrack Wilkins. At the oPe-
ming, MIR. Lnnt moved that the proclamation of the
President of the United States, relative to the riot
be read by the marshal. Sewall, the counsel OF
w right, objected, on the ground that it only
telegraphic despatch which had been received, and
that there was no proof of its authenticity. Com
missioner HaIet expressed his surprise that any Cit
izen should undertake to ridicue a proclamation.
emanating from the Chief Magistrate OF the United
States, in favor of maintenance of the laws. he
then ordered the document be read, which, having
been done, the examination was continued. -
James Scott, secondhand clothes dealer, has
been arrested, charged with being concerned in the
outrage on Saturday. He was confined In prison.
A rumor is bruited about this moning that another
fugitive slave has been arrested. Several unruy
blacks collected around the Courthouse and, be-
ing refused Ambulance, they ridiculed the officers
but no violence committed. ,.....7.. r-.-.-f g
A large police force about the court house.
New ORLEANS, Feb II. In the McDonogb case,
IlI
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NNr ICE,

TIME Trustees of the Oxford Female College will
i meet in the togn of Oxford Friday thc 9Th of
March, at 10 O'Clock, A. n. Il e desirable that
ny of the Trustees make convenient will attcnd
business Of much Importance will come before the
Board. eesf 49,
Oxford Peb, 18th 1881. S.
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Coon! The close of the fugitive-slave case at
Cincinnati, mentioned in last, is thus described
by the Cincinnati Gazette: .-.-
1.-The counsel had closed their speeches. and the
judge said he would give his opinion in the morning.
AT this moment the slave stepped forward to the
judge and sad-'I want to go home with my master
i can't fool away all dis time--let me co. The
Judge said 90, and she aoento r+,E :. a.l los
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Commodore Stocktqp, Democrat, has been elected
United States Senator from the State of New Jersey,
for six years from the 4th of March next. He is
the first Commodore ever elected to the Senate.
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have been swept during the last month by very
powerful westerly gales, quite number of vessels
which left the different English and Irish ports du-
ring the month have returned in DISTRESS besides the
Atlantic ~ -e- ..-r .s..
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P. S. Since the above prepared, we learn
that the Democratic State Convention of New HamP-
shire have repudiated Mr.. Atwood, and nominated
Mr. Dnsmore the present Governor, for reelection.
The vote stood-Dinsmore 2O2. Atwood 3!
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REMOVAL.

HEWUVHL' -, - : "
VTTM O. NOBLE takes this means to inform his
w friends in North Carolina, that he continues WITH
Cameron, Hayward q Edwards.
(Iate Lindsey, Cameron &c Haywnrd,l
who have removed to- 81 = 4 mtla3
7. l. No. I6t, broadway, New York, ~ 4 &
adjoining Rathhnns Hotel and opening and WIFE
continue receive by every Steamer from Europe tho
Neicest, Richest and most desirable styles q ~.
French German lenglfsh, Ttaifan Indta SSik and
FANCY GOODS,
to he found in this market He particularly fnvtes
examination by Merchants visiting the city, as he Is de-
ermned to sell the lowest prices fer cas- approves
credit. Orders will meet with strict attention
New York, Feb. 90, $780, aHiiJ5a0 S2-4w.i
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Thompson, the English 4botionst, PeLed with Eggs,
9-c. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 20. Thompson, the
notorious English abolition lecturer, pelted with
rotten eggs while the railroad depot in this place,
yesterday. He completely covered over with the
precious commodity This, too, in the presence of a
large crowd of spectators who hooted him with all
manner of dsapprobaory vocitera ions. 1t was with
great difficulty and only by the interference of the
authorities that the Populace was prevented from per-
peiratng more serious chastisement upon him.
Stones and other missiles were thrown into his
room night before last, thus holding him very unea-
sy He has taken his departure in secret for the
West Perhaps he would do we'll to GO South.
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POPULATION OF THE STATES.

The following list is said to exhibit correctly the
order in which the several States stand in point OF
ponulation, according to the present census:
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North Caroltnn executor.

THE North Carolina Executor. containing the Sta!
tptes and Common Law of the State, together with
the Decisions of the Supreme Court and all the neces-
sary forms and Precedens intended safe Guide to
Executors and Administrators, in their practical manage.
which is necessarily connected The kindred subjects q
Wills. Legacies, bowers, and other Provisions Tor Wild
ows disrbson of Estates Descent OF Land, Partition,
Guardianship, &c.
----- For Sale at the n. C.. Bookstore, ty
q. D. TURNER.
dRaIeigh, Feb. 1851. g Sc
Job Printing. a,,7p fvi,,sa
Neatly ExecHtea at the Standard Print. once,
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rCorregponJcnce of the Baltimore SUM-

The Boston Mob IriaHCase of Eizur Wright.
BosroN, Feb. 10Th, P. M. The evidence and the
arguments in the case of Ezur Wright were finished
to-day, but the decision of Mr.. Hale and the Com
missioner reserved till tomorrow. District At
torney Lunt in his argument held that the conduct
of Wright in the room, his threats, his whis
periDg the prisoner, the testimony of four Witness
that he encouraged the mob with cries of come
on, sufficient TO hold the prisoner for trial great
interest is manifested in the result. The negroes
themselves declare that the was no concerted
movement, but chance affair, consequent upon the
unguarded state of the court room.
.. Second Dispatch. s.. r.a L
BosroN Feb 2O-6. r. M, The examination of
Ezur Wright was continued to-day. 1t resulted in
his being held TO bail in the sum of $4,000 for aP-
pearance at the United States Court on the third
Tuesday in March next. Mr.. Sewell entered the re-
quired bail. ell
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New ORLEANS, Feb. II. In the McDonogh case
the State of Louisiana vs. the city OF New Orleans
decision has been had in favor of the latter. i
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GARDEN SEEDS, 45ab sisisH
WtaRR.7.N'TED FRESH And GENUINE

,adefa-f raeaa ane February ], 1881.