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The Anniversary Of American Independents
win be celebrated in the town q Graham on ss-
turlsy neat, the Sd Of July. The Grafton win be
delivered BY Mr.. James w. WHOM, and The Do
.clsrstion Of Indrpsr.seocs pcsd By NJ. William
Tuuensine Tho citisr~s d The county Of Ala
nance are invited 10 participate with the citizen.
Of The town in The celebration.
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Another Falsehood Nailed. has

been reported in certain quarters for
some time past. that Mr.. Fillmore,
while presiding officer Of the Senate,
had expressed a determination to give
the casting vote against the Compro-
mise measures, on account of hostility
to the Fugitive law, If, as was antici-
pated, there should be tic. The ru-
NOR further descended to particulars,
and it was said that he had prepared a
paper in advance giving reasons for the
anticipated vote. The whole story has
been eontradicted by Mr.. Pratt, on the
floor Of the u. s. Senate. Mr.. Pratt
said he thought this rumor surprising,
aud went TO the President and convers.
ed with him about it. aud the Presi-
dent had authorized him to say. that
the report is utterly unfounded on fact;
that he was in favor Of those measures
during the whole time they were being
discussed. and that there was no peri
cd when, il left to his vote, be would
have voted against them.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Democrats Of Grange and Ala
manee mel in caaveusio~ at Hillsborough
on Saturday The lah inst pnrssns 10
previous nesee. On molion Of VIM Mel.
, son. Esq. Gen. B. Trolinger was called TO
The chair. and on motion Of John Faucet,
W. II. Bailey. ESQ.,. was appointed Sec.
peiary.
On motion Of Cad. Jones, IT,. ESQ.,. .
committees Of five wss sppoi~sed TO report
suitable candidates II 81 ihs vacancies
ppon the Dsnorsatie tiwket fos the I.egis-
a'uss. The Chairman appointed Messrs.
Tad. Jones. J. B. McMurr.y, Jesse Cant.
VIM. u Brown and Benz. Hurdle on shis
committee.
On motion, the convention then al.
journed until 2 o'clock. p. NJ.
Ai2 o'clock, r. NJ. the convention re.
assembled, and Tho chairman OF the com
mii,ee made no report. bul nssed that
this convention adjourn TO meet again in
Graham on Saturday The ash inst.
The Convention nef IN. C.s.s Lam. snfls
&usn sns,.. rnrsuaaa - melton made In nc
former meeting.
On motion 81 Gen. Trolinger, Wn.
Nelson. OF t)saRge, was called 10 the char.
and ON molnn Of BENZ. Hurdle, VIM. l.
Bailey. was appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Gen. 1rolinger. con-
mitiee NJ five was appointed 10 nomiElie
candidates for the Legislature. and 10 &
press the sense al this convention lhre,gh
resolutions.
The chairman appointed ON this con
miiiee Messrs. b. Trelinger. Jonsihn
Cant. Thomas I.ynck HEsmaas Walkr
and DR.. Tarplcy.
The committee. altep a short consult
tim. Eeinrped aixl aa,le through ihir
Chairman Gen. Fnshnger The folIowlnge-
port:
Ressfred. That we nominate Tor Iie
Senate Captains .lohn Berry. and fohhe
House Of Commons. DE-. u. 4. Durl,m.
DIR. u 4. Montgomery, John +. lion
and George Patterson. Esqs.
ResolUed, That we recommcndtle
aforesaid nominces To the sufrrages oile
people Of Orange and Aismanre. aud hal
we will use affair and honorable mans
70 srcure'their ELECTION.
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The number Of cmigrants arrived at
the port of New York during the month
Of May, we learn; from the Post, was
$3.50, viz: from Germany 1880;
from Ireland 1885; from England Q,
sos; from Scotland 7ls; Wales $50; i
France l,4le; Switzerland 627, and
Holland 2I7.
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Congress has resumed ils regular business
since tho Presidential nominations have hccn
made, and the proceedings begin 10 assume soma
interest Our summary win BE- soatiaued next
week.
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Z pKsacBrSG VS.. PRAcrIcE.-The fret
resolution Of the Baltimore Platform de-
cIaies "lhai the American Democracy
place their inst in the intelligence, the
patriotism and DISCRIMINATING Justice Of
the American people.
That looks all right, and we suppose
that 1.-THE unlerri6ed in North Carolina
will assent 10 il and eoniinne their sense
less praiing Of Democratic devotion 10 The
will and interests OF the people. Bui
how Dies il compare with their actions
Why tie i.orofoeo Stale Coavenlion and
The l.ocofoco Candidate 0r Governor are
utterly opposed To allowing,..,'ne people io
say whether they wjssn-, their Constitution
amenls,l~sf nh Or f so M what mannel
lleX Wish the amendments TO be made.
Fayetteville Observer.
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The announcement Of This rssuh was receiv-
ell with enthusiastic cheering. Several members
addressed the Consss,ioo, expressing an ensire
acquiesconce, and plcdgng thsir respective States
to cordial supper, Of the nomination
In the evening session, Gov. Jones, Of Tennes-
sec, stated that he had received message from
Gen. Scott, which he desired to lay bsfoso the
Convention. I. was as follows:
Washington, June 81, 1852.
Having been honorcd with being the nomi-
nee for President by the Wing National Con-
vention, shall accept the same, with the plat
form OF principles the Convention has laid down.
with respect, your friend,
WINFIELD SCOTT"
The reading Of this despatch elected usmen-
dous applause.
The question was then taken on the rcsolu-
ton submitted al the morning session, that the
nomination of Gen. Scott be unanimously con.
firmcd, and il WAS siopasd without disss nting
voice.
The Convention thsn prosse,lea 10 vsas for .
candidate for the Vice Presidency. On the Sc
cond balIoiins the HoM William A. Graham,
Of North Carolina, received 232 votes, and tho
Hon. Edward Bates. Of Missouri, So. After tho
poll had been called through, al the STATED that
had cast their votes Cor ether candidates, chang.
ed them in favor of William A. GIalau.-a pro-
ceejmg that was hailed with continual rounds Of
applause. The Hon. WsLL,aM A. GaAuax was
then announced to be unanimously elected a.
the Wing candidate for Vice President.
This result is mol matter Of surprise i. us,
though We prefsrrcd Mr. Fillmore to Gen. ssos
for ihe Gas. Office. We knew something Of Gen.
SCOTS rpuia,ion and popularity. and felt appre-
hensi,s that he would prove stronger in the Con-
veniion Than our favorite. But for the eccomi
office, the fasoritc son Of North Carolina has
been selected, and platform has l'een adopted
by the Convention, Southern national ihr ourh.
out, and upon this platform Gen. Scott IN accep-
ting the nomination. has planted himself With
50 mach to crafty Us, we SHOULD be moss snrcs-
sonabls in our demands, II we did mot feel con-
tentnenh yea satisfaction at the rrspl, W., =,
therefore placed ct esos mas,-hea the names Of
Scott and C;rah.n 81 psesilen, and Vice presi-
,lcni. WiilL.such principles as set forth In the
resolutions o. the Wing National Convention;
with the strongest confidence in Gen. Scott,
whose patriotism and integrity no one can doubt !;
and with a Partially for Gov. Gaaham which we
feel for Few other men, induced bs knowledge Of
his eminent abiii'ies. his gentIemsnly qualities
and his exalted moral ehaaacters we shall enter
upon the contest with an earnest zeal, and a
strong convictions that great and glorious victo-
ny will crown the efforts cf thu Wing pasay in
Noxen,ber next.
Many interesting incidents occurred during The
sessions Of the Wing National Convention, which
we must give our readers al another time n. oar
space will not admit Of Il this week.
President FjiImOre.-It is with no.
ffsetaiionthat we express oui sincere regret that
we aic not tohayc Mr.. FILLNoRr as our ptesi.
dent for the four years from the fourth az Mach
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Great credit being claimed fhr General
Pierce an account Of his bravery nnder the
guns Of Chapnliepec. perhaps we had
bri,er give his own official dispatch i'm re-
gard TO his tremendous doings upaH tina,
occasion. IN his dispatch dIsed Tacu-
haya, SEPT; lhrts.zI giving and accoun,
81 .lss-silack upon Afolian ael Rey ant!
11Cliapuliepec. he states that. as soon as
IL became dark on the Fab. his brigade
was directed BY .he general commanding
10 move silently under cover az long
range Of buildings, known as the Moline
del Rey. which was Immediately under
the guns Of Chapnilepec." BE then adds:
Previous TO this moment, however, was
compelled 70 leave the field in, consequence Of
severe iiHlisposiii1,n, which confined me 10 my
bed during the 18th. and Of course deprived me
Of the satisfaction of participating with my brigade
in the glorious achievements Of that day."
we should consider il very illiberal on
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The whlg National Convention

eeaiinuei rs sessions until Monday the 2lst in
slant. On the morning Of that day, on the iifly-
hind ballot, Gen. wixrIELn scorr, Of New Jss-
sey. was selected as The Wing candidate Ios Pee
sident Of the United States. The vose 81 he
Coussntion stood g hIloNst
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sE. b." writing fron Baltimore to
the New York Express, says. "Care
johnson Of Tennessee. was iaunied This
morning by Young America with being
one Of the Old Fogies." !" Better lhai,"
said he, Than one Of the Yonng Rogue
les !" Cave must have been very angry
to have made such bitter rclon. Be-
sides which. "'Yomg America" nigh,
hare relorled " back again."
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The Annual Convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of the Do
eese Of North Carolina, met on the 10th
ultimo in Fayetteville, and was attend
ed by the Bishop and twenty Clerical
and thirty Lay Members. Its next
session will be held in Raleigh.
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President F5ilnOre.-It is with no
sdfsctaiOnthas we express oui sincere regret that
we aic not to- have Mr.. FILLNoRK as our presi.
dent for the four years from the fourth Of March
next. Emincntly National ashis administration
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Many interesting incidents occurred during The
sessions Of the Wing National Convention, which
we must give our readers at another time, as our
space will not admit Of Il this week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08
Additional Foreign Items by the Atlantic

4
1t stated upon what appears to be good authority
that modification is about to take place the French
Cabinet. NJ Turgo the present Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs is about to retire and to be succeeded by NJ deer
sgny the present Minister of the Interior The change
not calculated to add the confidence Europe In
the maintenance of peace The NJ de Persgnv7s
successor Minister Of the Interior is yet known
is currently reported that reinforcement of 1000
has been dispatched to the army in Italy and that
the command. This movement may have reference TO
the King of Naples who has openly expressed his indg
continue spring up about the President and after
another of the great of the country evnce of
confidence in the Government by refusing to accept its
Offices and honors.
The correspondent of the Times at Vienna says that
though the Austrian papers have nothing to say the
subject the National party is agating actively in Hum
gary and Transylyania very general impression exists
that great change will take place in the political condi
ton of Hungary within year Of the present time AT
Vienna however such notions secuted absurd and
impracticable. Ts 'aaa7 eN
. GERMANY. -I--.s
The number of Holsteiners who have emigrated to
America and who their way hither is very large
some thousands Most of these have taken this step not
from political but social reasons The poorer cottier and
aborng class in that Duchy is subject to the revolt
ing hafeudal tyranny without the benefits of slavery
bread and care when worn down by age and sickness
prove their condition they wanted food for powder
In their contest against the liberties and free constitution
tences oveboard and left the miserable peaanry in he
lurch. Hence the large emigration.
PRUSSIA,
letter from Berlin of the 1st In the B,asteu Gass
states that had arrived there Of the conclusion OF
treaty between the Austrian Government and the Pres-
dent Of the French Republic fixing the evrntualtes
which shall the occupation Of Switzerland by
France and Austria The says the letter has
stoned great sensation in Berlin 1t is considered that
such treaty ought not to have been made without the
consent Of Prussia
ENGLAND. F
London. Wednesday, Feb. lin the House Of Com
Mr. Anstey referred to the circumstances under
which certain missionaries OF the Free Church of Scot
land had been forchly expelled from Pesth by the Aus
trian Council of State and inquired from the Government
| whether any what had been taken by tn,
uobe procure satisfaction that gross violation
of international right. Lord j. Russell said he
that this question would be put to him to-day an
consequently ne was NOT prepared to answer It. MI AZ
would ask to-day Lord j. Russell replied that sue
was his understanding Mr. Anstey then gave notic
that he would ask for this information Thursday.
Mr. Crawford gave notice of bill to protect Tenant
Rights which evoked much discussion.
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DAILY CRESCENT

VENUS AK EsTRIA -. By W. ALLissHAN
Oh, Margarine you pretty girl.
Intent on slken labor
OF sempstresses the pink and pearl
Excuse peeping neighbor.
Those eyes. forever dropping. give
The long black lashes rarely;
But violets in the shadows live;
Oh. raise them full and fairly
How blest the youth whom love shall bring.
Of locks 40 long and earnest
Lo. here's more penetrable stuff
To which thou never turnest
Ye graceful fingers. deity sped
How slender and how nimble
Oh, might wind their skeins Of thread.
Or but pick up their thimble,
How blest the youth whom love shall bring.
And happy stars embolden,
To change the dome into ring,
The silver into golden.
Who'll steal some morning to her side
To take her fingers measure.
While Maryanne pretends to chide.
And bushes deep with pleasure.
Who'll watch ber sew her wedding gown,
Well conscious that it Is hers;
Who'll CLEAN tress. without frown.
With those 80 ready scissors
Who'll taste those ripenings of the South
The fragrant and delicious;
Don't put the pins into your mouth.
Oh, Maryanne, my precious,
/ almost wish it were my trust
To teach how shocking that ia:
1 wish had not as must.
To quit this tempting lattice
Sure aim takes Cupid. futtering foe.
Across street so narrow
A thread of silk to string his bow
A needle for his arrow,
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Total actions deux- cent vingt
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| :, E. Keep par Jas. J. Bard;
Caly Il Holmes par Wm Holmes
| J. Nj Relf 4 par j. NJ Relf;
| Norn,en, Cooper Co. par VIM. Cooper
:. NJ. Baldo;
J. H. Carter:
Wash Jackson, Jr.;
| Wright Williams & Co. parIl. NJ. Wright;
| Durant DuPcne;
Il. B. Sykes;
| Bernard Naelouc;
| . John Armstrong;
Ed. b. Jenkins par procura,ion Louis iiyeri
A.. W. Lang;
C. Thaari
VIM. ]. Clements;
Edwin l.. Lewis Not. Pub. s,.,. =,
orgnal depose des archives de mon bureau -
En- fol de auo signature ct lie eu
In vile de Nouvee Orleans CO lime Jour DO eSfe'
D. 1852 ,r,,,,s NJ Dab
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Tss number e. shares two hundred and twenty
c A a H be s The @ :" As" ars e%ass c % @ IT,
ca e a ,.s .s s ]] ]] # ssa
% she ] a he s s s s ssi
shall be % Samuel csSpsf at as
Wf if
,sia ~; s ayS +
s n M sa sf
5 5 is ss. % III .s ss s @ s,s
, & 4. Ra., Is !, tas a.s
II ] s ' ns
fe s boSaa ,n
@ @ %:!i ap @ q is
e the nett profits ths i my
3 % @ ne p5S1 ya It The he s Ct g sss S % x
hereby fixed at the OF cent on the gross receipt of said
I a @ s T IT. % yss as j sy s s pR. s
l g @
this be deemed 1pedent M for the manage
VOTE the stoeRhodsis shall taken shall
Tas % ss @ s,s ,s, sss which a be
5 % sss s5 I q 5 ali , p
dae the Affairs of said company in such manner "a shall be decided
And ooncasn the shareholders herein conama
5 S ssf ~ b
purposes herein enoned and 70 that effect oHy do hseuno subscribe
| their
passed my cce the ey Of Nswosns
this 9Th day February the year Of Lord One Thousand
Fight Hundred aaa Fly Two in q sah Thes,d asd
bavs signed their with ad srses and the said
s.gnsa; GREEN, HARDING Co.. by Samuel s, erseui
| !. c. CONVERSE;
| z, S. KEEP: PIP Jas J. Bard /
| CADY Il HOLMES; by Wrn. Holmes;
sdKMEH4 Rs5s toSftR Sf Y ! cs n Fslt sy H. Cooper
| L. NJ. BALD0:
| J.. H. CARTER;
| WASH, JACKSON, Jri
| WRIGHT, WILLIAMS q Co.; by Ii. n. Wright.
| DURANT DA PoNTE;
| r. B. SYKES;
| BERNARD MAGLONEi
| JOHN ARMSTRONG;
| =, ED. B. JENKINS; by procunton Louis Hyer,
| A. w LANG;
| JEAN c. THEARD;
| - WIN. J. CLEMENTS.
| EDWIN L. LEWIS, Notary Public.
hereby that the foregoing the original
tant the curre records of my office.
In witness whereof grant presents official sgnarur
and NewUans This 18th day Of February
1889 f. l.. LEWIS Notary fupic'
act has this day been recorded his Office
uln .rship's book No. ., toih Ss8 Ehll4h NiLlZ'
NevDrleans February lIth, 1859 f3lnh
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VOLUME ".
1rArE nr Lo11Is1ANA-CrY or NEwOn

GTATE OF LOUISTANA-CTY OF NEWoE-
IT KNOWN this Fifth Day q T.. IsDhry IN
year eight hundred ana a
me- Notary Public m hn p .i
City Of NcwOeans State Aforesaid, dnS ,n n n5r
sonay and appeared hereinafter nned ana under
signed ,,,o os and ,,,.uopt IN nm act of
Iegisln.ure Sae Of LOUISIANA hpovs e lo t @
Company or Limited Cotaners to be composed Of
such osr hereafter join them Or become
it them nll be in the city Of state 9i Lou
;ana M tbe name style title Of "Newrleans and ortp
following conditions and stpulhtiona
Arcle T. That operations of said company shall be to run
steamship ships the Of Newoans 70 an from the coast
~ FIordn or ay ports places the Gulf of Mexico for the
purpose Of carrying freight and passengers , ,,,
That the Capital Stock OF sni company sha
and lie same hereby the twenty-five thousand dol
divided shares Of hundred dollars ene "h me
Of increasing capital required by majority Of the s!ocod
hundred and ty thousand
present capital being the estimated cash value Of the steamboat
this cash. by her respective
a stock eac be issued the manager here
President and sealed with the se o. m
company sha be transferable by pnic act before
Public; the stockboder stockhodrs bhns
copanersp and all rules regulations or mad'
pursuance thereof; all such transfers sha DC re
book transfers. to be kept for the purpose e ounce
the A.. s...., .,a
continue for the term OF nye yehrs
nirnng the first day nary eigheh
dissolved by the stockhoidrs
Article d. That said SHAH sue anu De bh W ' of
name and capacity and and be mpeaded accordingly
Article stockholders Of said company sha De re
sponsb ne greater loss damage the sai company
bnn capital stock held therein by him. or the re
| speciYey.
Article g. following named stockholders IN an
now compose the company, entitled to the nnne
opposite their respectively having uS pad 10
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A resolution passed that tlIe senate oni at rn nm,
il Wednesday in order that the members might visit the
eshship Baltic
The House Of Representatives engaged in debating
he introduction Of resolution recegTzng the binding
Il ncy Of ths Compromise ants and declaring the ia
N Of the Government rig Dig 20 enforce them
John N BernhiseI deielnfe from Oregon, declared
hs the runner of the Mormon revolution was sheer
fsbrtcatoB
TIE spIarrtAL Cssgfvriox--The proceedings Of the
Spiritualists Convention recently held At Cleveland,
Ohio exhibit the rapid Of humbus in this couu
try and excite feelings Of disgust and contempt They
how TO Whit axtanI weak mind mey be worked
Ipon, among ai the fliacies and npostures
which have sprung up within the last century this Is the
most ridiculous An old fool Mr. Datu Kelley, ap-
pointed President cf the Convention We DID, because
nj bis remarks he mentioned Of his hearers with
whom he had been personally acquainted for the last fifty
Age in bis fae to bring wisdom, his sd
lress proves It IL made up of stuff the miserable
inflicted npon audience and has not the merit of
single sense iies His auditory however must
been oi the caibre (hey couldn't we'll
ess they would not have been found in such business
and act that the address Of the President was
considered n splendid effort p-see husa5tag
sz-e---z--s----=s-
SERIOUS Misraxx-The father of three daughters in
Washington few days since intercepted letter sddressed
them proposing 10 meet her at O'Clock in the
evening in a certain street. The old gentleman with
repaired to the appointed place aud
in the vicinity he dr Nelson. of Baltimore, who
was perfectly Of any thing wrong The old
gentleman Thought s nst be the sure, and step
ping up him he il his Roberts, that
being the eogno9n appended to the letter. On receiv
ing negative reply he called Mr. N. liar and fred at
him with a pistol Fortunately he missed his aim Mr.
Nelson found out vino his assaant and friend
demand satisfaction but he could obtain until
he met the freeatug father in the street when he
hided him severely
Ryrre OFT tf,a