Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-03
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"a The Steamer Baltic brings four days
later news from Europe. The Eastern ques
ton was becoming more complicated in its
details but still the popular sentiment OF
the whole of Eufope would seem to indicate q
peaceful issue. The Emperor of Russia en-
deavors to maintain his position before the
world by q second manifesto from Count
Nesselrode, and a proclamation from his
generalin hieftommanding in Moldavia.-
Both documents exhibit an unyielding, ia
natical md arrogant spirit, quite in tenor
with the former productions of the Cabinet
of the Autocrat. In England, however, it
seems to be understood that the occupation
of the Danubian. provinces is not to be re-
garded as a declaration of war, and that an
amicable adjustment would yet be Effected
An impression was gaining ground upon the
Continent that England would not maintain
her position with her usual frmness, and the
Parliamentary explanations and articles of
the London press seemed to favor that opinion.
The story Of Austrian mediation is blown to
the winds. Austria not only declines the
part assigned tosher by ~newsmongers, but
appears in the front rank ofthe disputants,
an active coadjutor of Russia. Austrian troops
nave duSdIfCGo dSdilSG SGEN III, dlu N1s NC
Bruck has renewed, on behalf of his govern
ment, the demands formerly refused by the
Porte to Count Leiningen.
MOBILE, Ala, July 25,-The New Orleans
Picayune, received here, contains Santa Fe da-
ties to the 18th Of July, which fully confirms
the withdrawal of Gen. 1'rias and his troops
from the Messilla Malley, by order Of the Mex
lean Minister of War.
The CRYsTALP ALACE EXHIBITIbN.-The
New York Journal of Commerce contends that
in nearly every department Of industry repre-
r sented i'll the Crystal Palace, the United States
manifests superiority over Great Britain. If
: Americans are e~xcelled, it is in the fine arts
r and those which create lnxuries-to which arts
, comparatively little attention has been given
in America, as yet.
: The CRYSTAL PALACE ExHIB1TIoN.-On
> Monday, the Visiters to the exhibition were
q with single tickets, 1860, and with season
! tickets, 1850. The cash receipts 81, 307 Is,
u besides S9837 to the Washington Monument.
L York with 50 cases of articles for the italian
department Of the exhibition. The monster
u lamp Of coal from the Parker Vein Company's
mine in Allegany county, Nd, was placed
{ in the Palace on Monday.
1saThe friends of the Hon. Edward Stanly
u will doubtless be glad to learn, that he reach.
ed San Francisco, California, 1st June, il
good health.
= SHOCKING AFFAIR IN MIssoURI.-A negro
man, says the Boonville Observer, belongin!
} to ii. France, of Heath's Creek, Pettis county
a Missouri, who murdered the wife of Johr
Rains, living in the same neighbofhood, wa
burned at the stake, in or near Georgetown
r. on the l3thinstant. A meeting of the citizen
was also held, and France and his family
h who are alleged to have been implicated i
the murder, were ordered to leave the count
in ten days, and the State in thirty days.
lie nA% Gov. Swain was in Asheville las
$, week, and addressed the people on the subjeC
s. OF internal Improvements. The Spectato
N says The Governor dwelt in glowing term
c. upon what internal Improvements had done
III and were destined to do for the State. H
he believed that the Central Road would be ez
n, tended from East to West-that it would b
to done by North Carolina men,
" ~ The Mississippi Wing Convention a.
N sembled at jackson was the largest conventio
assembled in the State for many years. Frar
els NJ. Rogers was nominated for Governo
The Convention denounced General Pierce fc
appointing Free Sellers to Office. . Mr.. Roger
has accepted the nomination.
"a The New York Legislature adjourne
Thursday. The Maine Liquor bill was laid ov,
re- in the House by a majority of two. Tn
an question it is said will be u new element
Die the November elections and probably overrid
I'd, all others.
81 B@HM Mr.. John B.. Cough, the Temperate
us Lecturer, and wife were among the passenget
~ in the steamer America, just left for Live
'eu pool. The America takes out $4,000
gold.
ANEwLY D%IsCovERED LEAD NINE. The
he has recently been discovered in the coun'
led Of Davidson, some 10 miles southeast Of lie.
i'm ington, on a tract ofland belonging to WilliaI
We Boss, a mine which has the appearance of co
sat tanning a rich deposit of 81 lver and lead.
en-, specimen of the ore has been lett in our off
her which has been examined by practical miner
af- and pronounced very fine lead ore, intermixt
bid with silver. The specimen we saw was taken
1ds a depth OF some 2 to 8 inches. An energet
Of and enterprising gentleman of Randolph. Ale
nix 5. Horney, Esq, we understand, has barg
ION ned for the land. and will commence work.,
the the mine as soon as practicable.