, 1854-10-07

shows his faith by his works. lie Is bro
ther of the former Senator of the same
name from Florida, and now fills one Of
the higher clerkships in one Of the depait-
ments at Washington, In carly life he
conducted democratic newspaper - Ore
gOn Statesman.
Return OF GEN. GApsDEN TO CHARLES
N.-General Gadsden, our minister to
Mexico, returned to this city from Wash
ington, D. c., ria the Wilmington and
Manchester route, on Monday afternoon
last. When he left the national, capital,
the treaty negotiated by him with Mexico
was in q fair way for speedy adoption by,
the Senate, aud that either without altera-
ton or with very immaierial amendments,
rather formal than substantial in their
chracter The Senate will, insnll proba-
bility, give their constitutional "advice and
consent TO the treaty" in the course of the
week. rt...
Gen Gadsden returns amongst US in fine
health and spirits, and after spending a
month with us will return to Mexico as
resident minister. In the mean time we
suggest that we should avail ourselves of
his knowledge and experience in the ap-
preaching commercial convention, and that
he be invited to take his seat therein as an
honorary member. - Charleston Courier,
Aprit 6. .....
The NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
have received returns from several counties,
and they indicate the election Of Alfred
Dockery, the whig candidate for Governor.
This is the beginning Of the revolution, the
end of which will be more Clearly seen some
time in November. Esr.-.
DEATH or FoREiGN MNIsrER..-Senor
Barrunda, Minister to our government
from Honduras, died of apoplexy in this
city last evening. In another column may
be found brief sketch Of this gentleman's
career-N Y H.
News from EuRoPE.-The steamship
Atlantic is now in her tenth day out from
Liverpool, and may, therefore, arrive some
time to-day. By her we shall receive four
days later news from Europe. As the in
tcligence from the seat Of war, and Of the
revolution in Spain, is increasing in inter
est, the arrival Of this vessel is looked for
with no little anxiety ID
U. S. SHIPS OF WAR IN TIE PACIFIC
The U. S. sloop-of-war 81. Hdrys sailed
from Valparaiso for the Sandwich Islands.
The U. s. sloop-of-war Portsmouth was in
Callao on the l2th,. and expected 10 sail
for the Sandwich Islands at an early date,
The U. S. frigate 81. LdWranee, Com.
Delany, was in Paita on the l4th
BG- Hon. j. B. Weller and lady, and
Hon. ]. A. McDougall arrived in the Cor
ties, Thursday hast
Some fragmeatk of the lost steamship
City Of .Glasg6w5Rere seen by the master
OF British vessel On the 18th inst, in lat
itude Al Sc, longitude Sc O5.
Hon. Henry A. Wise was nominated for
Governor of Virginia at Democratic
meeting recently held at Norfolk.-Nctc
York Herald. E Hr.. Is.
HARRIET BEEcHER, SrovE. A few days
since, at a meeting Of the Massachusetts
State Council Of Colored Americans" the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That when Mrs. Stowe pro-
missed the colored people of this country, a
large donation from the funds collected
from her friends, and ours In Europe for
the establishment of school adapted to
our wants, we rejoiced in the hope Of great
and lasting good to our race from that no
ble enterprise. -
Resolved, That her late refusal to make
that contribution in aid Of our elevation,