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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-12-29
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, Dec. 81, 1852.
The resolutions making appropriations for the COM
Pis'lon OF Pungo road passed their 2d and Sd read
ings.
Mr.. Dorlch moved to send message TO the Sen.
ate proposing to raise joint committee to determine
by lot what judicial circuit Judge shall be elected
for
Mr.. Leach offered an amendment proposing to
send message to the Senate to vote for Judge at
ll3 O'Clock to-day, who, when elected, shall! reside
In the hrst, third, fifth seventh circuit which was
adopted, and the resolution, amended, prevailed.
Mr.. Gotten Withdrew the name Of James B. She3.
ard as candidate for u. S. Senator
Mr.. Saunders, from the committee Of conference
on oenatoIIal districts, reported that the committee
was unable 10 agree.
Mr. Mcintyre again offered his amendment to the
bill reported by MIR. Reid, of Dupln, and Mr.. Saun-
ders submitted another plan as an amendment to the
amendment. Mr.. Amis also submitted plan, which
read.
"A division of the question called for, and the
ro'e was taken upon striking the plan offered by
MI Reid, and the House refused TO strike out-yeas
40. nays So.
Mr.. Puryear offered an amendment which was dis
cussea un'll The hour OF IL O'Clock, when the House
Pole for Senator.
mf; HIli' Of Caswell, said he was authorized by
MI: DobbIn 10 withdraw the name of that gentleman
\, IN" WhIgs voted for MIR. W ood6n except Messrs
MnIs' BLOW and Stiles, who voted for MIR, ling.
man; and Messrs. Collins, Teaque and Wvnne
who voted for Mr.. Rayne:
=, The Denocta.s voted for Mr.. Clingman except
Mr. Love, who voted for Mr.. W oodfn;; Mr.. Christ
ma mas '"[ MI Daniel Mr.. Foreman for Mr.. Busbee :;
mr' J. r. Lyon for Mr.. Leak Mr.. Bryant for Mr..
nFery Mr. Strange for G. w. Caldwell; Messrs.
D"rha" aud Scales for Judge Rufan; Messrs. Cot
len, Marshall, Mooring and Rives for Mr. Dobbin.
Inc whole number OF votes cast was l47. Nee.
sS'i'y 10 choice "a. Mr.. W oodfn received 81 :;
"f |iinsman So scattering 81. No election,
n ne suspended business resumed and Mr.,
Fh,year s amendment was further discussed.
. "" moiI"n OF Mr.. Love message was sent to ,hs
SENATE proposing to vote forthwith for u s. S.na.
proceeded to s
VOie far Sc. ator.
he whole number Of cast was l42. Me-
eessary to a choice 70. Mr.. Woodfn receved ga .
MIR. ClIngman 81 /; scattering 49, No election.
&, MI. e rutyears amendment was then adopted-yeas
,,;.a MI Darga" offered an amendment proposing to
o'clock when N P'No "i''l
The House took recess
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-12-29
NIGHT SESSION.

Mr.. Sha presented substitute for the bill, which
was adopted and the bill passed, under suspension
Of the rules, three times and ordered be engrossed
A number of bills were read third time.
On motion of Mr.. Berry the Free Suffrage bill was
taken up, and made order of the day for tomorrow
III o'clock.
Senate adjourned.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-12-29
NIGHT SEssIoN-73 o'clock

number ofbills were read second and third times !;
titles of which will appear in the printed captions, if
passed into laws.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-12-29
e then took a recess till 81 O'Clock.

EVENING SEssIoH-33 o'clock.
Bill TO amend the charter Of the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad company passed third time.
Bill relative TO the fisheries in North Carolina
passed lis second reading.
Mr. Caldwell moved that message be sent to the
House of Commons proposing to resclnd the joint
resolution 10 adjourn tomorrow.
Mr. Person moved to amend by adding, " and that
The two Houses adjourn on the 2lth.'' The amend
ment was adopted
The resolution, amended, was adopted.
Senate adjourned.
, 1852-09-18
VAGQ499o
The Mechanics OF Europe.

BY NJ. BLANQUf
The English workman as b1iug apart.
having hismanners, his habits, his vlcei, his
virtues, his pride, his modes OF working, and
his amusoment5 peculiar to himself. His
lnirth and his gloom resemble no othor. The
miners, the spinncrs, the wcayors, the build.
ers, the stokcrs, all the workmcn engaged
in manufacture, have almost nothing in
common with those of agriculture. The
worl,men engaged in manufacture all event.
nally identify themselves with the regularity
Of their machines, under the influence, had
almost said dcspotism, Of the division of a-
Dor. They are compelled TO 70 and to
come, forward, and backward, Ike the ma
chimes which employ them the machn
c5mnlnls, and they obey Their task i,
regulated Vi.h mathematical precision, and
their arms make as many movements as III
brake wheels makcreyoluuons. AftI,om.
time ths result IS a species Of automatic lifc
Fl. .hifui moaatony, from which the work.
nan Oaly escapes in his leisure moments by
sissag cpd ross cxcitomcn,s, by intamper-
chce, which lads to drunkenness, and Iii.
Ati--Ai 'aA'a iAFeAA - flNNlttl anu NlhdfO
uatule, Like the drinks which have produced
il.
The manufacturing system has likewise
profoundly modified thc character of th.
Eien-h workman. lie lives less in III.
hid of his family, and bolonqs much NOR,
10 10 follow-workn han TO his children
His existence has ca To- BE- domestic. .-
Fnom the comwcnc -m,4. he is enrolled in
une OF the thousands Of societies which
abylnl throughout thc country, and which
i nscl bc. easily assume ihc attitude Of CO.
nl'iar- lh' worku1l's forum is the meet
- PIC Of lhc tral.s' union it is th.
riup Il which lie forum part, the economic
or latnl associaiilr towhich he has bee,
Az ed. These a. .ations a,e reckoncd
ia Ensianl by thor aAds they form yerita-
lls u.h1s, which havc their rcculatio,q
thcir pr ialic s, their exigoneios nav.
~ IN t'isir supergilions. The spinners and
p.int o' Maach ,si,r, the hosiers of Not.
iinsilai, The cutler of Shcid,ll, the smith.
of NoaeilenFt,n. 'ic potter. Of Bur.l,p,
ihg cosIc- OK Newculia, lhl ribbon w.ly-
, 1852-09-18
THE TUALATIN ACADEMY,

j. ~ hELAtttf fklNNlfAL3
rs located in the town Of Forest Grove, Tuala-
I tin plains This institution is now in is in
fancy, yet parents and guarlians desiring to send
10 the school may be assured not only Of the
hcdllhfuness and beauty Of ,he locaion-the in
icllgenco and morality Of the inhabitants bot cs-
pccially that such teachers will be employed as will
make the highest mental and moral improvement
Of the scholars their chief object
A spacious and noble Academy building has
been erected on a site commanding a view Of two
extensive praires with their intervening and en-
c rcling forests, and when completed will furnish
ample accommodations for both departments Of the
school.
Forest Grove is about equiSlsiant from the
towns Of st. Helens, Milton, Ponlanj, Milwaukee
Oregon City, and Lafayette
The ttrms Of the Institution will commence as
follows;
Spring term. the % Wednesday March
Summer term, the 2d Wednesday in June
Fall term, the 30 Wednesday in Scptcmber
Winter term, the 2d Wednesday n December.
The terms will be eleven weeks c,ch.
Tuiton--pumary studies-S6. higher do. s.
per term. B oard may hc obtained in private iam
lies. c. II. ATKINSON, ,Scerclary.
n. b. Mr. Keecr expects 10 be ahi ant she sum
mer tcriu on a tour to the siales, bHb returns as
soon a. possihlc-ho is authorized TO obtain app1-
ralus. philosophical. &C.. flr tho lust stution.
compc.cnt teacher will he secured for Il y term.
scpus # Ct II. A.
, 1852-09-18

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 The steamship Columbia, A. V. ST. LeRoy,
Commander, will leave Laws Wharf at San Fran.
cisco, on the arrival Of the mail steamer from Pan
anna, with tho U. 5. mails for Oregon, touching Of
Astoria. and returning without delay with passcn.
gcrs and mails for the steamer from San Francisco
fron Panama. a safe and commodious river
steamer will connect with the Columbia. taking
pasaengers for st. Ilelcns, Portland, and Oregon
City. For passage or light freight apply to
+. KNIGHT, Ag't. p. NJ. $. 5. Co,
Office, corner Sacramento & TeidcsdorT streets
san Francisco, or 10 JOSEPH DURBROW.
Agent Portland Oregon.
NJ b. Passengers cannot be received on board
without tickets from the Company's Offices.
senilR n
, 1852-09-18
GOLDEN GATE.

2j0l tons, Lieutenant Peterson, U, S.Navy, com.
manler, which steamer, is ordered to remain at
Panama, to be in readiness Immediately on arrival
Of TIC passengers at that point, to sail direct for
San Francisco without any delay.
The accommodations of these steamships are
unsurpassed, and they have proved to be tho fast
est EVER lluncl led-,hc Illinois having made the
passage from New York to the Isthmus in soycn
DAY. and fourteen hours, and the Golden Gate
lSm Panama TO san Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours.
The Panama Railroad is now in operation, and
the cars running to within few miles Of Gorge
ia, at the bead Of river navigation.
Passengers going forward by these vessels, it is
confidently expected, will make the quickest trip
ever performed from New York to San Francisco.
Early application will be necessary to secure
passage, for which apply to Charles A. Whitney
at the office Of the Companies, III West street,
esrn-r Of Warren street New York.
, 1852-09-18

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Git p, mouui-u-- Wild aHI h'1-r.
on distant NI"ani a1is,- ....
9l.cIs a.'li.le''' more
li7ucS7 strong anl ro1' v urci
jealous eaaii 10 coin rcn1sc;
SAy"''a Ia q. '- 'ine gl'"'
I.itiac Thing -c'con!-i ucylr
Dswa .A7i gil1y, ',.-.l' .e'pr
liilc ''s I'anlai"'' s'i'i and dc j.
Never wiAI rom pnoy Norani
Cnsrs the Tent VaioIs inotcs
" "'"si"S e''a'e' U'e "'ood'hS an
sound OF oar or aoatman's -iuc0CH
Thee may never oah'el he:
ffAe'" "o' 'h-i s1"''S' sea-
hnd ihe ollon story tsl'o,h,
How thc eve that lo1Nelh down
Iy lis fo"e' ui' 1o'ei"i gloom
Then Do shapes 81 lovely seeming
sense and s7ri IN he1uiy steep
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And ih' h.'ener' o'-ncst banding
icsrdh so The t.l1 doth say -
SO's' '''''Ai sllc AWAY
shadows ol all sounds, renewing
Lnd'ess lonsin 7 muuner hy'
o'i''' ''Ah 'lc VIM na'P S'sa
FOUNTAIN Spnngtlh, wilJ'bfd singoih,
storm Winds huul, sweep a!ongi
mihS'e III inc phan'oh song
Oh what Visions float ciorc him
who hath olimhel The mount'ln high
'A'iO"ed N 'Ae ess ho'
let, 50 g1iih th 'llcn siory,-
Wandfeih meath the Norlanl skies
"heie INC Oee'hng ollhs arse
lie who listens, fondly dreaming,
Home and love lorgeticih all,
, 1852-09-18
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, 1852-09-18
EGucatoNal.
EsortInnA Acn,lcnnY.


REV. C. $. KINGSLEY AND WIFE, TEACHERS.
THE third quarter will commence on Wcdncs-
l day, May ihitd. Nc student received for less
than a half quarter, unless by express arrange
mcnt, aud no name dfoppcd from tho roll until
ticr Of discontinuancc is given to the teacher.
The quarters will consist Of eleven weeks each,
at the following rates Of tuition:
For Primary Scholars each, S6 90
Geography, Grammer s Arithmetic, 7 90
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, 7 90
Greek, Latin, aud French Languages, 9 co
Drawing and Painting, extra, 90
We would assure the citizens Of Portland and
vicinity that it is the design of the Trustees Of the
Institution TO make it every way worthy Of their
patronage. As soon as the number Of scholars
will warrant, it will be organized into primary,
male and female departments, Frequent changes
of books VIII be avoided, and no pains ill be
spared to make it all our patrons can desire.
To those abroad, the Institution holds out as
strong inducements as any in the Territory. It is
couimodous and new, beautifully situated and ca
silly accessible from all points ia the Territory
Board can be bad, on reasonable terms, in some of
the best families in the city and several young
persons Of both sexes can obtain places where
they can pay their board in whole in part by la
boring mgfnings and evenings. Any communi-
cations addressed 10 James II. Wilbur or &. s
Kingsley in reference 70 the school accommoda.
tons for board, will be promptly attended TO.
scptls # JAS. II. WILBUR.
, 1852-09-18

4 JOINT STOCK COMPANY - Capit.
n 500 0OO-Oiee in s. Bannans new Grc.
proof block Montgomery street, between Calfor-
MA end Sacramento.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells, Wiiam C. Fargo,
johnson Livingston, James Mckay,
Eiilh p Williams, Alphens Reynolds,
Edwin D. Morgan, Alexander NJ G. Smith
Henry d. Rice
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President,
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This company, having completed it, orgsnili.
ton as above is now ready to undertake general
EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS; the purchase and
sale Of Gold Dust, Bullion and Bills OF Exchange
tho raymcRt and collection Of Notes, Bills aud
Accounts the Forwarding Of Gold Dust, Dullian
and Specie also Packages, Pa,ceSs and Freight
Of al descriptions, in and between the city Of New
York and the city Of San Francisco, and the prin.
cipal cities and towns in California, connecting al
New York with the lines of the American Express
company the llaujen Express; Pultcn, Virgil
& Co.'S Northern aud Canada Express and Liv-
ingston, Wells & Co.'S European Express.
They have established offices and faithful agents
in oil the principal cities and towns throughout
the Eas tctn, Middle and western States energetic
and faithful messengers furnished with iron chests
for the security Of treasure and other valuable
packages, accompanying each Express upon oil
their lines, as well in California as in tho Atlantic
States.
They will Immediately establish offices at all
the principal towns in California, and run mcsscn-
gers on their own account for the purposes Of do
ing general Express business. As soon as such
arrangements arc completed, notice will be given.
s. L. CARTER,
General Agent in California.
Sept 0, 1882. ltf
, 1852-09-18

Bravo! for the girls of Lowell! The d.
recIors Of two Of the mills having cut of
the fifteen minutes hitherto allowed for The
mems luncheon, all the girls in the mills,
so in number, refused 10 work, and the
mills are now Standing iIlel We fear the
men would not have dole as much lor the
girls.
, 1852-09-18

to 'all for San Francisco on the arrival Of the pas
sorgers and mails. No detention at Panama.
The Panama Railroad is now in operation, and
The cars running to within a few miles of Gorgo
ma. Passengers will thus be enabled to save about
- miles OF the river navigation, ami also ihc OK
pense and danger heretofore attending the landing
in boats oil Chagres, as they will be landed from
The steamers, free of expense, at tho Company
whafat Aspinwall
The following will be the rates Of fare to San
francisco list cabin, S3lj; ID cabin, s270 4;
stccrgc. 5000
The rates Of farct to Aspnwall will bc-lst cab.
in, 500 % cabin SIS; stccrlgc, S3j.
For freight or pissugc apply to Chas. A. VIII
ncy at the Office Of the companies, No. l77,Wcsi
street, Corner Of Wauen, New Yolk.
sept ISL
, 1852-09-18

Be A MAN.--Bo Independent for with
out independence there is little manhood
Earn what you spend, anil if it is ever so
little, you viii be as Independent as the
man Of the greatest wealth. Spurn begging
while you have health, and while there is
work to do. Rely on yourself, viii to
succeed, and you will be sure TO do it,.
No man can be independent, or feel himself
Imam, whose means ofliving comes through
anoiher's labor or enterprise. Living. to be
enjoyed, must be earned. Self.energy is
the true life Of man. To even think by
other mems thoughts is no true living faith.
The mind must, by its own Independent
excrtions, seek, AMI so Ear as It's strength and
power will enable it, arrive at the mo lcs
and causes Of the truth Of those PROPOSE.
lions it receives as truths, or substantially
it will tliink and believe nothing Substaa-
tally, neither will the proposition exist lor
it nor them. They viii be noncntilies /;
and it will only dream of understanding
them.
, 1852-09-18

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
CoNNrCuNG WITH THE
PACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ONLY THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON l-THRoUGu TICKETS NOW FOR
SALE
, 1852-09-18

ASSAULT BY A FIsH.-Thc Paris Tribu-
nal Of Correctional Police is frequently call
ed upon to award damages for injuries in
fliciod by dogs and other animals, for which
the owners are ciyilly responsible but it is
rather a novel thing for it to be called on to
do SO in the case Of fish. Such, however,
was the case on a certain Saturday, as re-
ported by Calmguani, when a dealer in she'll
fish at the fish market was summoned by a
Madame Grobuchet, who claimed 80 frames
damage for the injury caused to her nos, by
one Of the defendant'slobster's The plain
tiif, wishing to regalo her husband with a
tit bit for his dinner,wcnt to thcma,kct, and
was bargaining for a lobster, which she took
up in her hand, but threw it down again,
saying it was not fresh. The dealer protest.
ed that it was alive, but Nine. Grabuchct
asserted the contrary, and that 1T even
stunk. Tosatisly herself that such was the
case, she a second time applied her nose to
it, when The lobster, as if in defence Of it,
own vcracity, seized hold Of Nine. Grebu-
chct's nose with its claw and held It fast.
She screamed for assistance, but instead Of
Immediately rendering it, the dealer and her
companions around burst into o laugh, and
it was some little time before the nose of the
lady could be released The ishwoman in
hor defence maintained that she was not to
blame, and that the mischief was solely
caused by the mprUdonce Of Madame Gre
buchct, in applying her nose so close to the
lobstcr's claw, when she was told that it was
alive; and the tribunal taking the same
view Of the case, the complaint was dismiss
ed, and the plaintiff ordered to pay the
costs.
, 1852-09-18
WELLS, FARGO&CO,'S
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
Il X II Il II S s.

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY - Capi,.l
a S31J 0OO-Oiles in s. Bnnnan's new Gtc-
proof block, Montgomery street, between Cslifor.
MIA nnd Sacramento.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30

The Brookville American seems hent on proving that
COL Farquhar the Wing candidate for Congress- in the
Fourth District is secuted man, and that the editor
Of the Sentinel is one Of his mos bitter prosecutors.
charge utterly destitute of any foundation truth
never was made. A few weeks since among other
things the editor charged us with making speeches in
the district against him. when in truth have
foot in that district since 1914 In the last number the
editor says:
sis il right that this combined pack Of black guards
such as Robinson, Petit, Remelin, Mullen Brown, &
Co. should concentrate all their wrath and filth Col.
Farquhsrp
Now we will pay handsome reward to any one who
will show that uttered dsrespectful word
of Col. Farquhar We have known him for years, and
always esteemed him as a highly respectable gentle
man. Were his District should certainly vote
against him. We opposed to his election, but that
oppos iion is to his politics alone We hope when Mr..
Clarksou again audes to "Paek Of black guards" he
will onlit name Its use has been gratutous and
uncalled for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30
aAl the Decency.,

The Cincinnati Republican complains bitterly oil the
want Of courtesy and respect OF Democratic speakers
and Democratic editors towards Gen. Scott get Y the
same article this all deccncy" Wing editor uses che
following language towards Gen. Pierce:
And that splendid character What Rum Angel ,
How lovely his attempt and mPoversh the ageo
wife of our beloved Harson this Pierce, who voted 10
take away from her an honest salary How amaple III
the SIGHT Of Heaven give schoLe red cent no"
noble and generous the mighty West TO vote against
our rivers and harbors and our just rights now ne
can aatfer Cincinnati Democrats, and business men,
and tell them they have right TO commerce or Dusl
ness All how amiable his ways when be puts IN
the hands Of the boy cent and takes away from the
European exile the poor privilege Of vote'H Sweet
specimen this Frank |"
Our Democratic friends who do not read the Wing
papers may hear see fair specimen of Wing argu-
mens This is the inscriptions character OF the oppo'
.ition 10 Gen Pierce 1t is the spirit that induced
the Wing press and Wing politicians to enter the do
nestle sanctuary of Gen. Jackson aud hunt down the
beloved wife of the old hero until in they drove
her to the grave This the fell spirit that now acu-
ates these men. The above extract from leading
Wing journal proves it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30
[For the pailr lndlsna stnte sentlnell

Triton, IND Sept %, 1892.
Mr. EDIroR:-l propose briefly to notice, in this
communication attack made by A. p. easier,
rather certain Wing ally and penny a-iner OF his,
upon the Democratic candidate for representative from
the counties Of Upton and Howard published in the
Howard Tribune Of the l4th inst.
First, then, easier, alias his Wing friend says thai
DR.. Parker caucused out False here. He
nominated by county convention, regularly called
together, and acting harmoniousy. whose proceedings
were published the State Sentinel. And here let
refer after part OF Dir. Casters article where he
says. the Doctor knew beforehand there would be no
other candidate for representatives, Now far from
this being the truth, 10 my knowledge DR.. Parker
peced another name to be announced ia opposition, up
the very moment Of his nominations and further
this, is well known and freely told that Mr.. Cas-
Ter laboTIng with members OF that convention
bring his before it him us nominal
ton, throughout the morning Of its continuance well
before; but finding willing to announce his
name, he in the with the convention with bis
lellow Democrats" as be then styled them. awaiting
tho result.
With regard to the bargain and sale" which Mr..
Green and his friends MIR. Casters and aman.
uenss charge upon the Doctor il Is utterly false As
veracious Wing Upton holds tesiies that Jesse
Brown shortly before his death pronounce It ie-sad
there such bargain-and who shall charge
Jesse Brown with untTuihl
Mr.. easier says he " will beat the Doctor easily"
Let Us examine Mr. C.'s political ils and what The
past promises for the future.
In May, 1874, Mr. c. on coOn-huntiHg expe-
dition from Hamilton county Upton he then resd-
ing IN Hamilton ana became Candidate Tor TIE ONCE
oil Recorder IN this county, and received 80 votes was
candidate for Auditor in August of the year, and
again received SO votes; candidate or School Commits
soner in lS45 no opposition, and Of course MIR. c. was
elected but failing to give security he never filled the
Office; was candidate for County Treasurer against
John S. Ressler in 1916, when he received votes in
the county: in 1s47 for the office OF County Prose
cutting Attorney TO which, having opposition, he was
elected served awhile but seeing what seemed chance
for fat fee in the defence coming up, he 6 81 his
sgnaton in the Clerks Office tried for the fee bat his
friend Green ahead of him. and lie could get il,
he turned around took his resignation asd served
his time cut Up to the year 1916 he was rank Wing
ran as Wing, and beaten; then declared him
self Democrat; and finding himself neglected by both
parties, he applied to the AbOlitonists for Senatorial
nomination, which they refused to give him. He now
announces himself Independent candidate for Re-
preventative; is down Wings, Democrats, Free-Soll
ers and especially down conventions, &c, down on
every thing, except something TO eat and-drnk.
Yours REPORTER.