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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
CUBA.

The Madrid Gszet,e Of the LIST. publishes
DEGREES containing relorms ia The adm,nisirs
non Of the island of Cuba. They enact Thai
he department e The President at The C"un
cal Is To dispatch oil sff,irs relative 10 IN"
colonial poss, ssions, with The exception "i
such as are at present specially diftchd ny
the Ministers Of Finance, War, aud Marine.
They create n Culuniai Council, which IN
addition To other payers, may propose,
through The President Of the Council oi Min
i,,ets, Who Is 10 preside over II, ali measures
/, may consider useful 10 The COLONIES. he
Wee PIE. ,deni az the Colonial Council ~ To
have sa'ary al 60 900 reals, and the ord.
nary ,ouuciIurs are to receive 50 QUO reals.
Tbo colonial src'iou al the i",ai c"unr'i -
suppressed that ot the msrire department
is uul.ed To that oi foreign Affairs. The re.
port, which prec-des The .rd,osrces, states
the object al h. ia ,. 10 increase the inpidiiy
al ACTON OF the government. 10 neu'tnhze
The effects al The distance from ihe mnibr 9
country, and TO make the action on the col.
onies as certain and advnisgeuus as possible
| he Captain. teial al each OF the colonies
are 10 conduct the shsiis OF the,f several cuio.
mes under he control OF the Presideni oil the
Council Of Ministers aided hy special coun
CHS. NJ Louis Lopez B,liss,io-, formerl,
Minister OF Fnsnce. and Senator OF the
Kingdom, has been sppo'ned N'ee.Pfesiden'
Of the Colonial Council. and amo' gs' the or
dlnsry conoilalors named are, Lieut.. Gen
De Espelater. Scns,or, and formerly Captain
General of Cuba. and Count De Mrasol,
Senator. Fearing lha, It's ofhcisl eofrespoo
dence with us agents IN the United State
apd The su huriles Of Cuba may 'un SONS
NIX 10 its passage through tho Am-ueM
terulofy, not on the par, Of the Go'ernm~n
al the us,or. bu, IN tina, ri mohs N some n
the towns, the government has decided tina
hrocrferth IT shall be forwarded BY coufIrfs
The Hetsdo proposes To raise sub-cup'iu:
for recumpens,ng he defender. Of Cub,.
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is Of this Union is involved, cannot fail I"
have seen that IL 10 in The hands Of the PEG.
die Of the Northern States. They mus, Dc.
iermins il. end the responsibility rests upon
them. II they abide by the cons,llu',oa-
The whole snd every part Of n-sl' will be
well. lfthey expect the Union 10 be saved,
add TO enjoy the blessings flowing from 1t
shor, Of this, they will find themselves nus
taken when il 10 too late"
These, says the Boston Transcript, are the
words Of truth and sobetnsss, aud II will be
d ficul, to gaiussy them. Reckless and "
moran, sgitstors will tell you 'hs, the South
has never meant any thing by her threats
aud because he South is afraid Of disunion
Fatal will II be # the North allows itself to b
deceived by this unfourded assurance into !
general attack upon the ConpFomisc. Th'
South will maintain her constitutional rights
If the coese quenoe be destruction to all he
Interests. l. nov rests wiih the North 4
say whether the Union shall stand.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05

CTThe Courier des Fiat. Un,s states
that sfer kossuih had arrived on board the
Mississippi, he received despatch from he
Turkish government, Informing HIN thai
Austria had taken serious umbfago at hi.
liberation, and suggesting that he should de
lay his departure until the difficulty should
be arranged. The generous Hungarian wa.
dl posed 10 aceede to THIS request, hut the
Captain Of the Mississippi intefposed, and
DECLARED tina, he would not suffer such via
Ia,Ioo Of American hospitality that Kossu,h,
having stepped on board Of sn American
vessel, WIS upon America soil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
A TRUE LAW YEE:

Alexander Hamilton was once applied 10
as counsel by mun having the guardianship
aye succeed 10 large aud valuable estate,
81 which there WAS = material defect IN The
Iile deeds known only 10 their guardian ~ho
wanted to get the estate vested N himself
Hamilton noted dawn the fsthIess executor :.
statement and then sad 10 HIN. Settle with
these unhappy infants honoiablv to the ira-,
cent. or viii hun, you from ,our skin like
hare. The advice was strictly Glh srd, and
he mar who gave II was nm ornament 10 the
bar and the age he lived in. - Southern Press.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
JAVA COFFEE RAISED IN CASwFLL
COUNTY

We were shown, recently, parcel Of Java
G. fee, fully mslufrd that grew IN the midst
4 he shtubbery that Dr.. John r. Garland $
yard, about mule from this town. Ii look
ed as natural as the imported article. The
shrub that produced th- erG-e IS bu, tao
Yeas old, and bears ptol,6cly The tree
sprou,sd from gtaIn of coffee, which was
planted on the North eide of the house -
Milton Chronicle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05

The removal of the Crysts Palace from
Ils position in Hyde Park has already com.
mencet. Il IS 10 be reconstructed IN the
new Batersea Park, about two miles from
is present location, where II will be used as
a winter garden The weight Of IRON Of
which il Is composed 70 fur thousand IONS.
and the quantity Of glass used is eg6 600 81
pc 6csI feel. The total CUBIC contents of he
building are thirty three million fee. The
space which II occupied Wi be marked, al.
ter its removal, by four granite MONUMENTS
placed al points ind csiing the position Of the
angles Of the building.
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Census of Norlh,Carol!aa.

Tae Census Returns for North Carolina
s5 semi he ,ota population TO be SOS, 1903,
Il which nuaber Of lnhab,snls $50 49l are
Zee. and 2S5 Ale are slaves, There are
y 81 free coIored people, e3l Indians, and
$50 ,46i whites. The number Of dwelling
houses i los, SAG; tie number Of families
l06 023; farms 10 cultivation sc. 9l6; man,
lfscturng establishment. 2 ,523, each produ.
cog snnIaly $500 and upwards. The fed
eral representative population is set down al
753 53S The number OF deaths doIiag The
wear isl 207 We will, at a more " oonve
nleul season" sy the table before our rea
dsgs 10 fa'l.
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TRUTH PLAINLY STATED.

The following from The New York Day
Book, con,aIus truths that every Northern
man should lay To heart. Abiding TO tie as.
ser'ions of the free soil papers. that bee use
the Southern Elections have nearly all gone
Union, the Union never was 10 danger, the
Eii'or SAYS:
" We can tell lhese 'Hiseacres' thotu they
will step iu,o cur flee and read over our
Southern exchanges for enc week, they viii
learn that i, has been b, the utmos, exertioGs
of the Union papers and the Union politicians
South that the Southern 5 ates have been
prevented from declaring Tor dissolution or
secession. These Southern papers have us.
ed The arguments the savings and doInes oi
the Union men at the North with the most
ma ked effect and success IN persusding the
Southern people to cast their votes Tor the
Union.
+ 1--WE do not hesitate 20 say, and ~e say 4
with full conviction ard thorough knowl
edge Of hsse eti,,lts ard events, that had he
Union men a, the North remained Inactive
mad they done nothing, proposed nothing. bu
sa, quietly down last fall. as IL former years
and let Sewardsm aud H,gher'auism hav'
their sway, every Slsle Souh OF Washington
would have gone for seces ION"
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|. GREAT MAN IN ISRAEL FALLEN.

Ii becomes our Melancholy duty to an.
nounce The decsass Of the Rev. ARCHIBALD
ALExANpER. ID. d., Professor in tho Theo.
logical Seminary al Princeton, New jersey.
He joyfully flushed his course on the 22d
inst, IN his sOth year. Full Of days and
full Of honots, he has been gathered TO his
fathers. Universally respected snd beloved,
he has exchanged the labors Of mortal life
for the rewards of eternity. How pleasant
is il to see such a man beautifully stealth.
BY his happy death, life usually pro'raci.d,
, crfectly unsuli,ed before the world, and use
fully employed to the verv latest moments
Blessed truly are The dead who thus die in
the Lord, their works following them. We
"a, no more. The life and desth Of such .
man will be woIih,ly commemoIaied, and ws
h. ne for IN obituary notice which will tent
10 spread The fuence Of his pi"us example
Philadelphia Presbyterian Oct. -.
The funeral Of this eminent divine tool
place al Princeton, n. j.. On the 25,h, in ,h'
Theologicsl Seminary Chapel, aud vas a',en
d,d by a large number Of Gle gymen, iron
Baltimore, PhIadeiphis, New York, and nth
er places. The Rev. DR.. McDoweil,.of Phi
adslpha, preached the funeral d'scouise, an
he Rev DR.. Plumer, Of Baltimore, and tn
Rev. DR.. Murray, conducted the deso'lana
exercises.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
MURDER OF A CONSTABLE.

We learn from the ST. LOUIS Republican
tina, on the 7,h inst. q eonsisbIs named Suuh
VAS murdered within three miles of that CITY
under the following circumstances: A man
named ffsnk Srh,drl had abused h.. via
until she fed from home, snd appealed 70,
protection to a Mr. j. T.. Cook. ln,ar mar.
For h, kiodue,s To her Sch,del fred .ho,
Gun al Cook wounded h'm ss'mu.Iy bal M,
fatally. A constable named Smith va. zen,
from ST Louis To ares, Schidel. and vi. sho,
dead by HIM. A, last scc"unis Schldrl as.
foru ,Ing h's house. and the marshal Of St.
LOUIS had received warrant 10 arrest htm.
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TIE WORLDS EXHIBITION.

A writer IN the New loik Tribune says;
The Premiums awarded at his Exhibition
are oil Btot zs Medal, Of sdWItatls oes'gn
and workmanship, calculated 10 Pefpsiuaie
he met ory OF the Exhibition and the mefi.
of the successful exhibitors through ages
They are Of two klnds-,he Jury Medal, a.
warded bv the several Jnries TO lbelarticles
Of decided meri, exhibited In their respective
classes: and the Couucil Medals. awarded
by the Council OF Presidents Of the several
Juries, on the recommendation Of these Ju.
fies respectively to their several sec ions, BY
lhese To the Counci' of Presidents, ard there
approved and ratified. OHe hundred and SIX
~ nine only OF these Counoi Medals have
been awarded in sill distributed among the
several Nations represented in he Exposition
az follows:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
A CURIOUS FIGHT.

A gentleman of Thu. town having a rauIe.
snake IN bnx with lin bars, put rat IN. 4,
see his spskrshiP give = specimen Of ,w.l.
having. The snake struck a, the rar. and
the int indi 3 himself III close quarters
a deadly e,rmy. like NIL co~s'ds, hogan to
shaw fight, When h~ could do no better. A,
attacked his adversary With spirit. aud cou.
linu.d Ia bie HIN on the head aud neck u,,,l
h. gained u complete victory. Tho snske
dieS al hls ~ouuds IN n lev minutes, and The
rst Was killed by dog but We are No., IN.
formed VIA, b-cpms ii the dog iha, killed
tho rat iha: whipped tho snake that lsy IN
the box that Charley built. Anderson IS,
CT GUstne.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
ANOTHER EXPEDITION To tue ARCTIC
OCEAN

The Aberdeen Journal learns that, IN &C
cordanee ~iih The nptnInns ol the recent
relty, II has bcen resolved to send screS
steamer TO The Wellington Chsnnel % prns-.
cute tn" abandoned search for the missing
SHIPS Efrhu. and Terror, but that It viii not
he fitted nu' TIL the sPt,ne. the advance sea.
snu of The wear rendering u impfohabl. that
rry progress could be- made up Lancaster
Sound bsfore uInler. | Is high y probable
that Cap. Penny ~II be put IN communal II
he espcdu,nn. ard lhs, the Lad, Frank 10
aud Sophia viii als'n accompany hun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
IuDGE WILSON'S CnAIGE

The charge Of Judge Nelson Ia The Grand
Jury al he opening Of lie Crcuh Count 81
iae United Slatss At Albany, o. The 2l.t OF
Oc'ober, coatsins souc pointed ref fefce. to
the Fugitive Sac Law, Nh Oh are honorO
bic TO the ,n'egriy and Independence Of the
Bench. The Judge says:
Before the people Of New Io,k, or e
any other Northern Safe, n;sks up their
minds to disregard and dlsobey Ibis p'osls
ION Of she Constitution, they Will doubt not,
look well TO the consequence. Common
sense as well ss common prudence AID Wis
dom would dictate this
As have already said, he provision 10
question Is material part ri ne Consfrtu
noa-ihe fuada mental Jaw OF the UHon
frsmed by cur fathers and under wbicb We
jse-so material and inporlart bat any one
conyerssnt with lac history u tia. Insifu
meat knows ihs uihout /, The Umon uoad
aerer hare been formed.
lie, any one or more OF lie Northern
Safes, therefore, snnul, or utterly disregard
Il, setting The fonda uenla Law 10 THIS respect
g, defiance, sud be successful IN Maintaining
such disregard sBd abandonment of duty a.
gsnst he whole force and power Of he Gen.
era Government, and disruption of The U.
nio1 Is already accomplished.
One or more members Of The Confede
fscy cannot sntol q material part Of The com
pact which they have entered into with the
other States because they have no interest
"a It, OF even Il sgsinst thrir interest. snd at
the same time clam en- observance OF II BY
others. There Gamble no such obligation on
those others, legal or mora ltnquireo but
common sense aud common honesty 10 settle
this. That other or those other States inter.
es,ed 10 the rejected and f.pudisted part, sf
GER al unhvsiag efiH by the constituted su.
charities OF the Union to enforce obedience,
would have right TO regard the compact at
an end, and 10 wtthdrsw rom = Coafeders.
cy Of uufsithful associates
There are Two si5es 10 the compsc,, ana
both mus, be observed. or neither.
ANY one converssnt With the history Of
The times, and With the great issue nov sgi.
stias the eosslry, and 10 which the perpelu-
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BULLION,

Mr.sts. Adams d Co.. Of thu. city, depo..
two Thousand dollar, IN gold fresh from the
mini. The deposits of thu. firm IN bullton
l"r the pas, ten days. have smoun'rd 10 ever
thrr. quarters e mili"a. On the 20 "a.
slant tbr stme firm depos, tied ~ The uiut 20
PolIadelphi,, gold do: tnt co,n.gr y,'o~d a
ure m,liuu and n hall du''at. - Riton
Taa'er'pt Of ne 2ih
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

The returns thus FAR received from all
paus Of the State, partial though they are,
'nd,c,te the adoption of the new Constitution
by an overwhelming mHja'ty. u eanno, he
much less .hno 30 or 40, 900. 1.-The Wings
Throughout, ihs Stale will wake IN from their
inactivity, and elect George w. Summers a.
Govetnor. and . Wing Legislature. Vws,ci.
will date q new q" in her history. snd me
Of brish, promise for the future. -R. WAis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
THE VERMONT MULTIPLICATION LAW

THE VERMONT MULTIPLICATION LAW.
The Windsor W. Journal states ,ha, the
lsdlciery committee Of The House OF Repre-
ssn,alives OF tina, State have made a written
apau 10 favor Of the repeal Of The obnoxious
past of he habess corpus acI Of the last sss-
sion. The chairman OF this committee Il.
NJ. Davis, OF DIa,illr, wi o mas been on he
supreme bench Of the State. Judge DAVIS,
he Journal says, IS toowO as one Of he a.
uissl lawyers Of Tie s,atc, as well as one OF
ne most eoar headed and candid Of cur pub
&c men. The report IS spoken Of as very
abe, sai seIi WORTHY the source from ~behce
II emaua,es. The Journal further says:
There 10 but little doub, lhs, ms ari,
OF The members favor a Fepesi OF modlfca
uon. or It's mpolicy Governor W IIlsms ~
his MESSAGE seems to have no douh. o. us
unconsillutionalty il IL well known that our
entire Congressional delegation dee med II at
the lime both uaconslItutIonsl and inexps d..
RI. SJch Is The judgment uf neatly al 81
cur most eminent JIfsfs- and such, We are
thoroughly convinced, Is the calm and en-.
ghlened Judgment of a very large majority
of citizens Of Vermont, Tlnadlty, false
u ids, AID other motives that oughl not Ia
vern inel'igept and independ'n, law M.
kers, may sway the minds Of some member.
II ,he Legislature; but We trust there all
Vol be found nerve aad stability enough Ia
carry out the honest couWclous Of he ma
l"fiy. and % repssI of essentially modlfy the
un-onstilu.oDai and unnecessary ACT"
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GOVERNOR SEWARD AND THE SYRIA.
tuSE RIOTERS.

The AbaRy Register sa.s:-' We are
creduably informed that on Monday WHEN
Judge Cuokhng delivered his npinon, alb Ut
bundled A botlonisis, from Ssr cusr and
Auburn. composed 81 mrn sad sor'u, mtny
Il the latter 10 Bo,ner dresses, ~err present,
and that sfer Gov. S-w.fd had becomr bal
Or the parties bound over, The m"ieN group
nf males nad Iong and short skTted females,
by his invitation. turned pfocess'on and ~.
cor,ed he released prisoner. 1" has house.
where they we're treated TO most gracious
and hospitablc reception Thus conduct 80
~. part can be rreatdpd 10 ~ "thr, hshi
than as al indNsct cru.u,e nl the drCi.I 81
Judge Cohkhng, public ctpf. ssion 81 ~ IN
p,thy fnr p-fs'.a- b,und "v.t TO sas~rf =" the
cha &c # cumluai fl Go 81 ~ "ff!nafy
fufptude aud M wi Or the --s:i sseais
mad principles at Tho f,satieat group ~htch
fofmrd their escort. We epl, regret that
= United ) alc- senator. fnml\ "" York snd
former chef mag,strafe II IN SAFE. stuuld
have So forgotten ~hsi Is due ~ a drcrat
rf.tespeci. to IN. hish po.t'r"n, Ia ihe public
uplniun aud The lass snd the constitution Of
country, as 10 IKE the lead IN such n ni-ra
be d degrad, z eshhriou. We alluJe To
the subject ~ pm Il snffnw not II anger
~ ttn leeing- Il deep humItts. and not tor
The purpose Of hesping obi. qpy upon Gov.
squad +"
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Total,

The FIVE obtained By citizens Of the United
States are awarded az loIlous
To G. H. Mccormick, Chicago, lldnoIs
for his Virginia Reaper.
To DAVID Diok, Mead,ille, Western Penn,
for MS Ant, Friction Press.
To Charles Goodyear, New Haven, Conn,
for hl. ludis Ruhber fabrics.
To " Bond & Son, Boston. Mass, for an
Eecrilc Clock.
To Gael Borden, Texas. FOR bis Meat Bis
cut.
or the Jury Medals, which are awarded
nv the several Jurie., We ihirk about two
thousand are awarded, Of which probably
one hundred faIl 10 the share Of clrIZans of
the Unltcd States. or Ihese, fuur are Tor
Locks, ore fnr Ilrrr,ng'- Salamsnder Safe,
some for Cooking Ranges, Siovss, &c.
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MR.. CLAY AND THE PRESIDENCY

The Lexington (ky.) Observer, IN refer.
ring to Mr.. Webster ard the next Pfes'den
cy, states ths, Mr. Cls,'s being candidate
depends upon two con'ingences aione, and
hey depended upon each other. The trst
will be the getting of his o~n consent 10 &C.
crpy that position, and that again viii depend
upon the state Of It's health" The Observer
also adds;
We Cannot believe that whilst he whole
country is responding with such united voice
~ favor of that series Of measures which
gave peace 10 The land, their e cal author
.hou ID be Iald ASIDE fr ans one, however
elevated IN famr or Distinguished b, sersi.
ces he NAV be-"
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A London letter BY the last steamer relates
that Cnli's feyovers are likely to be entirely
superseded by a new revolving pistol e1hib,
led 10 he Crystal Palace b, Messrs. Desne,
Of King W,I,aya street., Of London. The d,f
ference between Coils and Messrs. Desnr's
pistol s thu. desc bed:
IRE barrel and frame &C Dsane's are
formed IN one piece, and are constq uen y tr.
,ner and stronger. The chambers are secur.
ed hy mFaus 1T ding pin or bolt, which
passes through The centre Of the frame
Of Inc pistol and Of The chambers, and up.
on Which they reyolse--lhe bot beng sc.
cured IN IT'S place by sprIng, which pre-
vents us being accldenlly Withdrawn 10 load.
,ng no ramrod Isreqnired, ssllgh, pressure
of the fpger beng sufficient to force the ba II
and carlrldge into he chamber. The action
Of the trigger Is three.lnld - causing tn
chambers 10 resolse, cockIag and di.charg
ing he pistol. The construction is exceed.
iogly slmple, there no, being single screw
~ The inside, and the ~hole OF he springs and
machinery Consisting o. o"ly three pieces.
The weight Of one Of the five chamber pis
'os, for 81 ball. TO The pound, Is , lbs. IA "
while Col 8 with slI chambers, for 60 pound
is lbs. 4 az. The principle d Messfs.
and rifles. Already the ordinance department
have gwen large orders 10 Me,sfs. Deane Tor
pistols and rifles"
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.

The Fa, else'llie Observer, 2s:h ult., learns
that Two coun'erfer $50 notes On he Fsyete.
vile Branch u the Bank 81 The State OF North
Carolina, were seen 10 iha, Town, last .esk.
The Observer states that they are counter.
feits Of an older plate than that now used by
The Bank, aud are both admirably done, So
far as The engraving, paper, DC. are concern.
ed. One of the notes, signed Dua. Cameron,
Pres'f., j. we'll cslcula'cd to deceive, requir.
ing care 10 detect he couursrfeu. The other,
signed G. ". kofdecs,, Pest, is filled up
badly, the signatures cosfssiy executed, and
the imposture slpable TO any eye. The
Fs,erevils Branch ha. not issued any bill Of
$50 Of the old plate signed by Mr.. Mordeosi.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The foil return. uf all tho countlrs ~ III.
State give the fLlow,ns result fr Govcfnlt:
-B,gle, is6 sai J"hu,os. LIS ass - By.
l.. : 10 Irr $3.50 The oihc al return. r.y
,a,s hi. shghll,. The mslpuiy agala.t
c,mrs-i'. ~ oil the Counties bu, eight eOun.
lies, 10 @, 1877.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05

- TIE Charleston Mercury sdmiis that
he ssce'si"ui,'. bss. been sanqnl,hed, aai
canfot undertake - carry uui their uess
They must nos 'ouk TO the succcs,ll parry
tor he proportions Il action.
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DEATH OF Tue WIFE OF GovsRyop
uJHAZi


We regret tn announce the death of hi,
lady, which took place on the ll,h Of IN.
month. a, New Buds, Decsturc county Law,
Intelligence Of this even, was received in I'M.
city last aighi, 10 . letter from Go,s,oo.
Ujhaz' to Major Toehman and lady. Tn.
venerable Hungarian patriot. in announcio,
the sad iiding., thus concludes his letter:
"Tbe emp Of ."rro~s g full. have los,
my beloved ~,l.! She departed tbs life n
ter fec days ,llness. Could have f.,e,.,,
that my exile was i" sh"irn her days. lwoud
have gwen my head To the foes "f my country
In preserve the HE Of the hes, of mott e,..
Yrur most Stfrs t,onaie unfortunate fi,,,d
-Hash'ng,on Thg,aph.
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A HOUSE DESTROYED BY A METEOR

The English papers received by the steam.
er Americ., state that a house IN Wsslmin.
.,er street, London, belonging To a csrver
and glider, was set ou FIRE snd nearly destroy.
cd by a meteor, which descesded upon the
roof 10 the shape Of ball Of fire.
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suryi The Spanish nation must have s"ms
selj denial To- resist such temptation. How
are our merchants aud ship owners pleased
with the prospect What say our planters
and farmers who raise produce for i"re'gn
markets. Will they incur oil for lev HAT
in, .d,en,ursrsi--a few sPecula'ors in C'ba
stocks - Fay. Obs.
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6JMr Cobb. maja,ny for Governor Of
Geotgi, u $500. nniiv Urion victory.
and. ss admitted hs Inc leading l.tcaf ca
papsfs ri Georgia, like victor, oI Pte,drni
Fillmore.
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Cabarrus Superior Court.

Al he term Of this Court, held last week
se learn that Beverly Rash, who was convic.
ted a, he May term Of the murder of his
slls, ws, scnlezced to be hung On Friday,
he 2lsl instan.