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North Carolina Six Per Cent State BonAs.
TRKAsrRr DEPARTMENT .N
7bE sH@ Raleigh, IN. CD August IL, 1889
SEALED PROPOSALS rrceivd in city of New York
until O'Clock, the 3ot September next pur
chase Of .tra. .hslti .asfa Ut
100000
These bonds will bear date fnt Juy 1852 run
thirty they will have attached
81 cent viii be payable the m July
January OF each 20 - VI .1f Z
principal payable Bank OF the Re
public IN the Of New York. unless may
Ina ssre rs .atT h1s Us +slr eE aHl@eH
authority legislature ,ub
Carolina the Of the North
addon the faith OF the State all the held
the sSd road the dvidsnd from said
oi their redemption. y
They be issued 900 purchaser. may
prefer asss 1E I fFu# NJ .E ttT
These bonds by enactment exempted from
Parties bidding will address
poas for North Carolina State Bonds the
York directed 10 the OF Mcssrs Brown DE Ross
street, New York. Il. u
opened Republic at o'clock
D. the Dth Of September the O. r.
president OF ths said bank David
Freeman, esQs and others.
Successful bidders will be required
sf their BIDS deposit bank
with on Ars, July
the Of the OF North Carolina.
This deposit Bank Republic New
York. Bank the OF HANK
of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina. ti,0s .aFaaT
Persons wishing documents
tho the Indebtedness
application at this office, TO Messrr Brown De Ro-et
Publi- Treasurer OF the State Of North Caroina
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OyrIcr or THE BoARp OF HrALrp.

Oyrcr BoARp HHALTH,
Washington, Sept g. 1859.
In,erments durin; the month Of August 1853; Anthrax
npopleIy, u disease Of BRAIN disease of bowe bronchitis
eonsunpisn 3 COMMISSIONS 10 cholera infanum,
morba', Group dsiium trwmsnsa dentsn, 3; darhra,
u dropsy, drowned, 81 dysrntery, encephoits cpsp
enierns, cansaive eve remt!ent fever scarlet
ver typhoid fever, a gansrenop- umbcai hcmorrhage
hopping cough, 81 hydrocephaiu bydrohoaI inanion
81 ntempcranco, ~ Inflammation Of lung BIRTH
puerpeni convuision- bemonhogica II scaiJed,
stroke, uLborn, scroiua tabes oesonieca
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NY y. 9. MoaUIRE, Avcsso..er.

GALE OF VALUABLE LoTS.TitIe from the United Hlaies
Tie trustees Of Saini vipcens Ophan Asylum OF this city,
education desutc dctrned
sell following this bsina of ihess grated
Consasr towards providing this object,
Lots and 10, IN square No. ~ :, s IS. +.
Lots IA, 10, and 20, In square No. 1917 -.
Lots 10, II, ~, and ", IL square Ma. Oil ~
Lots III, ~, and 10, in square No. a47 ts.r....s
Terms onehird cash rcsdss !" equal twelve
and eighteen month"; with interest. D.-t .-t... 4.
or Sale The auction Of I0ih
sylyania O'clock Tuesday Auth
BY order Of the trustees. -t5 1900 -.1s
r@ j. c. McCUIRE, y
epto-dn Auctioss~r.
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A BACKWOODSMAN.

For the Unien.
Paris has gone for pIeasure-where do you think
Why, to the Jews After being neglected for whole cen
tues every city in Europe, The Jews called on Ia
doube.q tick time furnish Partisan amusemens Their
Concerts Spiritues now The rage. Mechisedec,
taking up morning PAPER find. himself paraded with
the countless hounshes known 10 The musical crcs OF
that populated metropolis and whicb, certain know
edge, exceed, in number, variety and grace, the
miraculous evoluiions OF Julien's baton. Israel may
recover its spirits. Though in strange land, the
harp no longer hangs upon the willow. Mile Alix
revves lie Song OF Miriam" in the original He
brew. and the Psalms Of DAVID vented in full
chorus, with original rhythm and MEASURE Composers
and sIseuinns are alike Jewish The holy language is
brea,hed again. If not in lis aneien, purity lis ancient
strength and power-he only difference being tina, in
place OF the vision OF iumphng hosts of los, ed
nations, OF Jerusalem with lis lowers aad judah
with its delights all is reduced 10 grand and uu.
sxcep,ionabe music ball, rosirum band OF performers
and Christian audience. SO much for what Byron call,
|" Judah's broken she'll" alaf ..... .s.Fts.
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BoSros, sept s-fhs schooner Charm from ltinaoss
Tor Boston, In collision with The schooner Msu,xx
Burr. of Nantucket shoals Tue Charm broke her plank
shear and nnr stauncheou aud the Burr LOAF the head Of
her cut.waier. No serious damage. .ltss a'
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ny ,. q. MCGUIRE. Aucs,s.e.r.

VALUABLE ISLAND LOT At AUCrIoN-on weAsssAsy
afternoon, September lIt, al 5x O'Clock pre- nisss ~
OF deed OF shall sell lot No. No.
30 feel south c. between and AZ sreeis, rsanae
back 2Gs feet III inches " feet alley, containing aW
feet, .tts ~. 49, ~. ~. ~.
Texans, fourth cash yaass for
satisfactorily secured bearing nicrsst
ofthe purchaser. ~ t..s. ~ 1900
$500 "A 4s4. JOHN MARBURy, Trustee. 8
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, 7-b 9tas
scpto-d fTE#.f +. Auctonees. =
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY opTnx UNITED ST

TRsAsunr UNITED STATES
September 8, 1852
United day from The
Rev. John r. Hickey thousand d,ar, restoration TO
the Of the United States, BY 10
given.
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ACCIDENT TO yns srrAmra SAY srArr.-musp.s.

Nav YoFK, Sept The splendid steamer Bay State
her passage from New York Boston, broke crank
aud exploded OF the nies Eight OF tho passengers
W ned by being soaldsd, Of them supposed ia
tally. Their names not ascertained. The steamer
Connecticut fortunately aongsde look tho pss
seng,rs oil, and brought then the ely allF
man named Wallace PsIko was killed in a dance
house here las, night by person ed John H. Holt who
was subsequently arrested.
lsEoosp DEsrAIcal
now asceraned that tour persons dapgeously
injured by the explosion and accident on board tho Bay
State. They have been taken 10 the hospital and viii
probably die.
The steamer was left at Bic ck Rcck. #a..
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ny GREEN ., SCOTT. A.ss,ss..r.-


VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE--wm be so,l at
public auction, Monday ibird day Of October
bsf fone O'Clock IN the evening valuable os
The Of and 3'b streets sui within seventy fes ~ PeSr
finished, and liars each. In Sd
three bfick back busdtses
high other End The whole resting
thousand Of ground. -4es,ffaN
There including for kitchen,
highly nashed in the three main ho~sss and
joining back ba'dnG- $500 tAs tHa q
other ahc osA<es N NOR,
beautifully iwprovea gouei
rnnaiaa octiqaely OF
The
yesss MAST a,6 ,r
occupied Mrs Wise bus re hou.s.
can be easily converted into three with
IL " street. ~
Terms One third balance years the
purchaser purchasers
sais deed given and deed Of tnd.tss
bic GREEN = SCOTT,
sePS-d tfe A1csteHecfs. y
-l-a--
Jon RENT, tvv" large brick vsf<hsupvs,
very vANhy ssated bsth and Iouttaaa
can required Isrr- bcsse
call asaFa 5Fes ~. V 'I.At tt&& th~NF
DAVIS OaRRgrr.rs.
Il Sept DIV t13at 3n BcusA Carpestsss
i y isWp ay oREEN y SCOTT. As~sss~ssrs
MOVEMENT SALE ny ORDER or 1NE uAvy sAuaNT
Wsshnssop On Tbusrdsy <ets.~v ca
cell, commencing ~ ocirk, wAsAsAsns nssy
30o0 lbs o ae~ -
- y n4.sA hs1ows A 80 aamtg AfskA q
lot q condemned frnnure cooking uersi's s'e ~
= Fl sftsNh &1RA
II al$ DO pa~eot ~ at ht7 satNN ~ HiaFesN@
,msH sss~aas rpernrBss rsvtc~.s \,
Terms oasn. - ssnAskas funds GREEN sCoff,
sePs-hvs@ Aseu~sssrs.
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LArsR FROM RIO.

BosroN, Sept. The barque William g. Lewis has
rived here from Rio do Janero. with dates to the 26h of
July. Business steady. The coffee crop is shot Holders
very firm, and prices have further advanced. Not
much disposition 10 SILL at previous prices.
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was left AT Bic OK Rcck.
Nos.annIvAL az ruE ASIA,

Nav nK Sept s-2 p. m.-No tidinss of the steame r
Asia up this writing She 10 in sight at The ofng
telegraph station, aud could not be up for several
hours
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Eighth annual visit Of

Nightingale Troupe, whose 81 lot
recurse nersiprncnts in Baiurncrs, demopsxste
tueir superiority a. Artiass.
Since visited wahipson their taIeu,
n brilliant performers In America
They will Wednesday, Nuyua 3., ant draw
ing entertainments before they depart sosthws
Admission rs cents Doors at performances commencing
precisely O'Clock
Asr 5o--u mo. r. FORD Agent
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Aaes,o...s.

TaUsTEE's SALE or LOT NEAn TIVE oBRsevAroRys-
~ "e-day af~rncon scrsessv H. ~ ocock The
virtue o deed ~ shall sell ct numbered In
~ feet pSd ssr-. vcvh and
back ~ feet ~ inches cor'sinns s@ fse
.s 20. fouss essh suce yrsr', for
John MARHURY, Trustee
- - Hh T. ,aftt h d aaH Jte q. MCGUIRE,
Ssps-A AweAoeeer.
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ny order Of the Board
8. .H THos. MILLER, NJ. ID, President
mARRIED,
city, Wednesday. 9Th inst, by Rev @.
Mr.. GEO, ". KENDALL to Mrs. sErsEY Bright, both OF
Washington. .......#. M####.E#E '.r y
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sailor ~ he PIT of ihsase, o,k ing his play.
hill read I'm interval os twenty years between the
first and second scs Al the end of the tr-' he put
ON bis old tsINnn an left the hoase. saying few of
lhose folks will live 10 the end ont" sva 81 ~
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The Porcelain MAMMA cturing Village Of China.
China is celebrated, amidst thousand other things
for It, manufacture Of porcelain The most beau,i al az
tcss Of his material produced in the VILLAGE OF King.
is~schng. in The province Of Kiang remarkable as
well or The number Of its inhabiants and of which we
now proceed 10 give account Though named "A vii
Lagos il - popalous any city OF China its inhsbi.
tants Numbering million and consuming each day more
ihsn len thonssnd loads Of rice. ~. .rfss q
King ie-,chns con iains about FIVE hundred furnaces
ior making porcelain, all employed; The flames ADD
clouds OF smoke which rise from Them in different places
show. vi distance, the and OF this cee
braed village to those who approach IL by night il has
the appearance OF large city fire. Strangers are no,
permitted 10 tleep here they either pas the ngh
in the bsrks which brought them hther os lodge with
their friends. wbs Obliged 10 answer for their con.
doe This regulation judged necessary TO maintain
order and safely in place, the riches OF hich might
excite the svdity OF number OF bandl,i The age
extends league and bali along the banks OF beauii.
ful river, and Is collection of srags ling houses in.
lenixed with sIoss Of ground the people complain that
the buildings too crowded and that the long streets
which They form too narrow. In these the hustle is
thai oil lair, where nothing heard around but the
NOISE OF po,,ers calling out make way Provisions are
necessarily dear. everything consumed being brought
from remote places wood, 30 necessary ior the fur
nsces. actually transported from the distance O, him.
bred leagues. This village. notwithstanding the HIGH
Price OF provisions, is an um for great number ~
poor families. who could not ssbsist anywhere sl..
Children and nva DE- nd employment here and even the
blind gain livelihood by pounding eolors The river
forms kind of hsrbor, about league in
and two three of barks placed in line some.
'iNea border The whole extent Of lhis vas, basin.
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IMPpoyEsD AND UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY At AUG
tunDp Friday The ot instant shall ociock,
t
good and conveniently
oloss Nos. 10
No go having front the side Of m
l. twenty back twenty
t6 feet aud lot adjoining
schcd property, This Handsomely located Of the
OF the being but noh
II The Northern Markell. .eay
cash balance g. d. b. and % months,
the the deferred bearing
o sale. deed given and de.d Of
Title indi-posabIe. GREEN SCOTT,
Sep ed Il. Aucioseers
SITUATION wANrED.h lady who has had experience in
teaching WISHES situation in family IN the ceuntry Dis
dc she will tho English branches,
the piano, and French. references
rIos~e reply TO
Miss @, s., Washington City r. o.
septo #I-E.
Lon saLE-a fast o,yg for saddle or harness,
raned perfectly sound, and Kind 10 ride and drive.
Apply at
EARts Livery Stable, th st, ojth.
Sept p-.od3t.
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VERMONT RLKoTioN.

BusLrSaroN, Vt,) Sept. THE returns thus lar re-
ceivsd OF the election held yesterday indicate choice
governor by the people, bur Fairbanks fwbiR) will have
large plurality The result will depend The lcgisa.
turs. which is very close The temperance question has
operated great an extent, that il 10 dcu deter
niue which party will have the ndency until returns
are received
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ID Elp.

ID Sept, the residence Of bis
| Rodgers, city, CHARLES MEfGs aged
years. OF Captain NJ. G. M,os, Ua,sd States corps ens
4
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what L,yeruooI was.

Tho commerce by which the world is now sustained
had It's origin within the past few centuries In this
time the paths Of travel and the depots OF merchandise
have all been changed. Our own commerce, on which
Europe, and we doubt not Asia. is destined largely to
depend is all modern and yet has advanced SO rapidly
as 10 70 beyond all preceding example. No example has
in FACT been followed The prospects ndusdn as 10 the
future extension and relative mporahca OF our chief ports
will appear still less chInercal if 10 but the
history OF the port Of Liverpool, 10 which our steamers
now ply daily. In November. 1868. or somewhat less
than three centuries ago. there in Liverpool only
las househoders and coagers and about the same tine
rate was levied on the nhabitan,s by which il appears
thai only about seven streets inhabited. In that
year there were ia tina, por only twelve small vessels
manned BY seveny-sx men. From this time ill abou,
The end Of the next century Liverpool made but slow
and ncopsdrrable progress, either in The number Of It's
Inhabitants extent OF is trade The Of lis chief
increase sppears have been 1863, which period the
Inhabitants obtained an ACT OF Parliament for building a
new church. and for making the town apash Of itself
From table containing the number OF inhabitants at
intervals OF ten years. from 1890 to l77o appears that
the town had doubled its inhabitants in about tx enty
five years. and had the close OF that period upwards OF
six tunes the number it had the beginning OF the cen.
tury We gather from list Of the ships belonging 10
this place. continued down from 100 l77a that in ih.
year l77l the number Of ships less Than 323 the
whole amount OF which was $3.50 TONS The increase
Of trade may be observed likewise in the vast increase
OF the dock dules From midsummer, 1851. TO mdsum-
mer. 1852. these produced only El,77s, whereas from
It'll 70, i772 they amounted 10 f4,55a
In the year 1873 it had bu. three spacious docks,
and the history has preserved also The fact that
had three 'arge" churches In the beginning Of that
year The stale Of population investigated by
iuai survey from which il resulted that The number OF
families vac found 10 be 5000 and OF inhabitants 81
407. The number of inhabited houses 5.s2S. The
subjoned LEI, with which leave Liverpool for The
present. exhibits the comparative number OF the nhabi-
,an's OF that city with other large cities in 1873. or
eighty years sgoas
Liverpool. 3I,4o7; London, $3.50; Brming ham,
30,s04; Manchester, a7246; Norwich. 4.5o0; Iced.
$3.50 Paris, lso. 900 Berlin, 1874 ooo
II thus appears iha, in insance-that OF Bumng.
ham,hc population OF manufacturing city Of England
exceeded in number that Of s now gteaies, commercial
port Twenty years previous to the date above gwen the
population Of Liverpool was but 10000. The number OF
houses 7oo thus exhibiting progression OF consiaera.
bly, more than ope-thlrd in iha, time.
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21i cents. 1s sHt il E ~ h.a tz ~ ~ sfef
PnrAprrru., SPIT S--'rhe stock market Is Arm.
Uned States Gs, Of 1857. al l2s; Pennsylyania 81 o.
asked. .T @ a5sEs s sH Hfaf hra ss1tft1 ahl
-Four and grain hfl frnyp prices unchanged Dealers
morally waiting farther news from Earopo. Whisksy.
Is - cents .H eazFs HHs9 asaaaD3 tEat sgs.
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alARkErs.

New York, Sept SIP. m.-The stock market closed
frmeT to-day Sales OF United States o.. n liz Can
ton 29.; Erie III Long Island, SGT; Reading, $50 I;
Parker yen POI; Cumberland Coal S9i; PhDnx, sales
New Greek. sales Morris canal, It's Nicaragua, nj
Nc Outlook gold, no sales Money anchansed Exchange
London =. sraE es1
Flour duler-saes of 5000 bbls at sc Is s. 81 Tor State
souhefn, sc 81 SC so Rye aour AID corn meal un
changed. .tsrH s# .l.e .e laa7 ~
Wheat steady OF 10000 bushels at yesterdays
prices. C1rn frmcr-sales OF $1,000 bushels 70 80
for mixed aud yellow Rye, IS cents OArs, 45 cents
Provisions steadysaes 200 bbls pork 8l6 80 Tor
prime SI3 Coffee 6rtn yssierdsys prces Sugars ad-
vancing Sales spirits rpeDiins nj 66 crnis Cotton
quir-dealefs waiting the steamers news. Whisky, 81
27i cents aF aat 30. Is ~ Bosses e. ssE ~ szeF
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CISciysArl Sept Tho annual statement Of the price
current show. an increase $li 600 in the value Of
Imports and in the river tonnage Of 100000
tons over year The hay produce handled here equal
third the entire crop Of the West and il valued at
nearly nine millions dollars
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IsEc,Np px.pATcH 1


Fifty have been henr from and show the ees-
lion Of Fl wings and % democrats TO the housewh four
towns choice. e NJ +faNh IA q 8b#st
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rRoGREss CT TUX YELLOW FHvkk. 4HE
New ORLEANS, Sept 4.--The inermeats up TO O'Clock
this morning li6 including IS from yellow over.
There is much fever prevailing up tbs river and At
Thibodeanx. The scores closed and the aban-
doned 5ai f@ aa Hsssil Il lnt@ q
NEw ORLEANS, Sept The fever Is considerably ths
decline The intcrnents to O'Clock this morning Wore
90, including IL from yellow lever
NOZZLE Sept. 5--The fever shows abatement in its
violence. Inermen,s day S3, including 80 from yellow
fever.
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The enthusiast OF the Courier Gays the New Haven
Regste INDUCES The belief tha, The democratic party is
about TO "fall TO pieces" and calls upon the wing, 10
be ready 10 strike effective blow" The last "fa'
OF the democratic party upon the heads Of the wings
since which, very little has bee known OF that faceous
congregation OF black and white spirits when IL falls
upon them again, the s,rophe will be final Nothing
be more amusing than hear such a concern talk
about "wbigs standing by their principles" Why, the
confusion at Babel perfectly inelligibie compared
with the want Of unity exhibited by the ''laie wing par
y" The permanenee of The great democratic party OF
this country sot to be shaken by the little puts of wind
which are blowing from the caves Of selfish Jisaf
fiction, and to which every successful party subject
tora while but which viii soon be dro sned 10 the APP
probation OF the whole country the
Of an honest and energetic administration OF The govern
ment
FACTS ABOUT Taw rrvER--The New Orleans Cres-
cen, says few months ago merchant of this city took
TO his home and heart youthful brdc and 10
aide in The foar'h dstrc Wishing live in privacy he
engaged only one servant fresh. green girl from the
Emerald ise She took the fever and d ed iD few days
Another WA hired and shared The same fate third
and fourth filed the vacancy in the household and fol-
loved in succession the swsepnx summons Of the came
fell DESTROYER Following the impulse ~ natural dread
h. merchant vent Mobile aso,d tho destructive
visitation OF the scourge, and the next dny buried his
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rHE RECENT --NEw TRIAL.
C1SciNNArf Sept. 7-Dr. Ames who Ahot Nh Hall, has
give bail In the of S25, 900. H- antE# On
motion for a new trial in the OF Findley was heard
by judge Flina to. day, and the motion granted.
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JsroN Sept S.-A locomotive TO train OF empty care
exploded night junction Of the Georgetown and
Newburypo ailroad shalering the engine pieces and
killing the fireman, Mr. Spoaord of Georgetown. Ths
train was jul about take Loari pic mic party Of 600
ID
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TRADE CT CINCINNATI.

The house is very cose and ito political complexion can
NOT be dcte rn ned until full shall be received
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[ru,Rp Ds.pArcH I

MoSTrELrr, Sept. SReturns have been received fro
eighty town and tho vote stands ,husi Fairbank
(whg) 1903; Robinson, (dem.,) $3.50; Rainsrd (fre
so) 1871, There will consequently be no choice by tn
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
EXECUTION Of Arthur Spring.
PHILADELPHIA, June

SNbN SS'
Arthur Spring was executed to-day al {
quarter past 10 O'Clock at the county prison
in the presence of about 500 persons.
The Rev. Messls. Street, Kensil aud Alex
ander remained in the cell all last night.--
Spring slept about hours, the rest OF the
night was spent in religious exercises =
Early this morning letter from Gov. Big
Ter was read 10 the prisoner, stating thA
Executive clemency would not be exercised
in his case. Spring repeated bis innocence
and said his son was also innocent but he
had brought money and placed it in hls
pocket. On reaching the gallows q hymn
was sung, and the Rev. MIR. Street asked
him in the solemn manner whether he was
guilty OF the murder. He answered "MO
Sir, 4Ho Sirt" He was then asked il he
was not guilty of the murderof fRink: He
replied, No SIR, LneDer saU bin. ip ny
iJs"
The third question was as tothe innocence
Of his son. He said: II believe he is, and
had nothing more TO do with il than ]
had"
Prayer was then offered by the Rev. Mr..
Kcnsel, when the rope was adjusted on the
prisoners neck. He asserted the innocence
of his son without any qualification. the
drop fell s,on after. lie died very easily
and with but q simple conue:tion OF the
legs.
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Mrs. STowE AT STAFFORD HOUSE.
Liverpool Cronicle expresses its disgust al
the extreme Improperly of two English
Ministers, Lord John Russell and Lord
Palmerston, being present at this celebra-
ton which, it very justly says is calculated
TO give extreme umbrage to at least large
portion OF this country. The Chronicle says
both Of them would have declined a'hnd-
lion a gathering in honor of Kossuth, from
unwilllngness to give offence TO tke Empel :
or Of Austria, and it cannot see why the
United States should be rtated with less
respect that Austria by British Minister
The Cronicle ridicules the idea Of strength.
ing the abolition movement by refusing to
buy American cotton, and says that the ex-
ample Of Jamaica has done more than ali
other things combined to prsigdiee Ameri
cans against abolition, '.''F