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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29
From the Seneca Advertiser
Hon. F. w. Green.

From the Seneca Advertiser
Hon. F. W. Green.
This gentleman was not candidate for renomina-
ton before the congressional convention which
sembled at Upper Sandusky on the 9Th. BY refert
ence to the published proceedings it will be seen tha-
the convention fully, cordially, and cheerfuly
dorsed his course. We gratifed in announcing
the fact that these resolutions passed the convention
without dissenting voice, and with tremendous
cheers This is deserved compliment TO Mr.. Green
who has served two terms giving satisfaction to his
constituents whose interests he has watched Closely
and whose sentiments upon the great questions of the
day he has correctly represented.
The abolition fusonists of this State will doubt
less send forth howl of rejoicing that Mr.. Green
has again been placed before the people of this
district for reelection. We beg to them that
there was very general feeling in favor of renomi
mating Mr. Green, with view to express, with more
emphasis than resolves attain, their decided approval
of his bold and fearless support of the principles of
the Nebraska bill but yielding to the custom of the
democracy of this State, he declined to allow his
name TO be used for third term. Faithful in the
support of the principles of the democratic party
attentive and vigant in the discharge of every Off
ti duty. watchful of the interests of the entire
district his in these particulars has given
universal satisfaction yet upon question has his
public met with more enthusiastic approval
than that upon the Nebraska bill-an evidence of
which to be found in the closing vocferous cheers
of the convention for GREEN and Nebraska -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

The editor of The West Chester (Pa) Jeasrsonian
having come IN possession of list of the members of
waited upon by number of them, who begged of
him not to publish it as it might iniure them in their
business The editor further states that at the
succeeding meeting many entered the hall with
masked faces
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

FRENCH RAILwAYs-A foreign correspondent of
the Savannah Republican speaks as follows of the
railways in France:
1t would be an injustice torrance did not make
some mention OF her railroads. Without exception
they are the best have ever seen, and approach as
near to perfection anything l can conceive
though Jew in number, compared with those of even
younger and smaller countries, they surpass them in
completeness sodiy, strength, and beauty of struc
ture. The masonry upon them is mast perfect Moth
ing can surpass it in strength and beauty The
bridges over the roads are all of stone arched The
Vladucts over the Valleys the tunnels under noun
tains, the walls upon the sides of deep cuts are all
OF solid masonry. This is the less to be wondered
at nasmuch as the work, though done at the ex.
pense OF private companies is superintendent by the
engineers OF government which permits nothing to
De halt done. The government will not allow road
to commence business until its own engineers have
examined and accepted the road. We were especial-
ly struck with the splendid workmanship upon tun.
nel through which we passed before reaching Dion
1t is nearly three miles in length No ray of lgh,
penetrates 1t, except what streams for short dis
lance through the entrances. Our railroad conrac.
tors and builders might gain much valuable informa
ton by careful inspection of the roads and the rail
way system of France. The banks of the sides oil
the road are sodded, and their beautiful green gives
pleasant sight to the eye when the surrounding
scenery is shut out. The line of the roads is cover
ed with broken stone, that there is no dust TO an
noy, although there has been no rain for some DAYS
You must not think my language too strong, for
can assure you that the roads in France deserve all
and more than all, that have written"
THE PRICE RA1sED.-The propTietors of the
Enquirer, Times. Commercial and Columbian, four
daily journals of Cincinnati, have combined to raise
the price Of their papers from ten to twelve Cents pei
week. They allege as reasons for the change the
TACT that newspaper publishing is less profitable than
any other business requiring similar outlay of capital
talent and labor, from the increase in the cost of max
ing newspapers owing to competitions the rise in pa
per- wages, rents, fuel and provisions Some of the
~ York journals have ordered their supply of prin-
ting paper from England owing to the high price OF
streams in this country
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

aBz- The steamer Prometheus arrived at New York
on the 25h ins with 81, OOO,O 900 in gold The news
is not important On account of there being two
Democratic tickets in the field, the success OF the
Wings, at the approaching election in California is
looked upon certain. Business is dull at San
Francsco-the mining cheering, although the
scarcity of water retarded operations in certain TO-
calities. A negro, arrested in Tuolemne county,
claimed as fugitive slave of Mrs, Tucker, OF Ar
kansas. had been returned to his owner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

The intelligence from the Liverpool and Phi'adeI-
phia steamers City of Manchester and City of Phil
adelphia, has relieved much anxiety, especially in
the minds of those who had friends or relatives among
their passengers 1t that there were over LOU
on board the two steamers. This line seems rather
unfortunate and after the melancholy fate Of the CT
ty of Glasgow, with her vast human freight, fears
were more easily excited.
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The Riots Mt New OrIeams.-F,

! The dsgraceful scenes at New Orleans, brought
about by so-caled religious anatcism and the basest
appeals 10 human passions, continue to be repeated
night after night, in despite OF the combined forces
of police and military. According 10 the Bulletin,
they were at first smpl riots and rlotOus demOnstra-
tons, but have degeneraed into street assassna-
tons in the dark and guerilla maraudings. The
Picayune of Wednesday has the following account
of the outrages on Tuesday night previous:
cit appears that little before II O'clock ex-
cited mob attacked the coffee house of Timothy DUFF.
fy No. SO New Levee street, and fired several shots
at the inmates The latter succeeded in closing the
doors and shutting the rioters out, who retired
About twenty minutes after, they returned and forced
open the DOORS entered the coffee house and smashed
everything in the bar They then proceeded to
search the house. and found man secreted in the
back kitchen, whom they dragged out. The other
inmates of the house had secreed themselves near
the root and escaped the search. The who
was dragged out was named John Kane. and only
arrived here at o'clock last night from Louisville
What became of him is not known. He was drag
ged down Lafayette street towards the Levee the
mob disputing whether they should shoot him not.
When near the Alabama Exchange. several shots
were heard, but whether Kane killed not it is
impossible to say. At any rate, he has not been
heard of since. The unfortunate man was entirely
innocent of all participation in the previous riots
q Il man named Barney BoyaE shot in the leg
in this ARRAY, but the wound is not serious The
cause aedged for this outrage is that the previ-
Gus night some shots were fired from Dutys house
This the latter strenuously denies. We sincerely
greet that the rioters this occasion boldly
not over twenty or thirty of them engaged in the
intimation received at the square until long af
tha rioters had diSnprSpd Then q norton Of the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

A GRoI Fuss AGAINST Mr.. SoULE.-i" '
French mperialist newspapers making great nus Gs
and parade over the alleged interference OF MI
Soule in the affairs of the Spanish Government
we have not the slightest idea that he has done any
thing that he ought not to have done; and Il h ~
should turn out-which we do not believe-that ~, no
eral party in Spain, he will have done more n"I
the French and British Ministers there are dolns
daily. The active and oficious intermedd!"g Z. %
Lord Howden, the British Minister now in Mautu n
IN favor of Espartero, is notorious fact when ''o
British and French maligners of Mr. Soule take '"'
TO overlook. Washington Star.
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d
BILE for some days. Table of Contents 1.-The Holy
Land - " Belleraphen; > The Coming Fortunes of
our Colonies in the Pacific ;" Expectations among
the Stars-Part |. :" Mrs. Stoves Sunny Memo
res y " The Crystal Palace )" The Secret of Stoke
Manor, a Family History--Pan ", > The Spanish
Revolution By the way. a writer in the Mobile
Tribune charges that long article in Backwood for
August, 60 The Ethnology of Europe" has been Sto-
len bodily, and almost punctuatlm ct hterat'm,"
from Dr. Motifs TYPES of Mankind" which really
annears TO be the case.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

ANNExATIoN-There is movement at Boston
looking towards the consolidation of the present city
with the surrounding municipalities, under one city
government vote was taken this week in Boston
upon the question of the annexation consolidation
of that city with Cbarlestown There appeared to
be majority of 1850 votes in favor of annexation
Charesiown has yet to vote. Boston, with its ad
Joining corporations, would take rank as the thrd
city in the Union in the matter of population, and
the second in that of wealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

eet hospital sx cases Observation-Disclosures death, and two
cured The hospital reports afford fair criterion Of ,he
number Of cholera cases In private practice
NEwARx. August 4.-Ths Newark D.i,x Ad,.,,,.., .,
This afternoon says that the board Of health b. issue,
statement expressing the fden, belief ,h.t IN, cbol
era was abang and thst the worst had already
nee mas been ohy one case In the city for The last
t~eniy.four hour.
FIGURING MILL BURNT-RUNoRED P,IIrRr
PhitADELPniA, Aug. 5.L-The EXTENSIVE. q rsrd Iio,r
ing Mills Of hessrs. Hawkins & Brother ON North o,h
partially insured.
l. rumored that another dedication hiss takso pl,co
In the smeliiog department Of the U. s. Mint
house largely engaged In the Yves, Indi. t,.d. m
omit names has suspended payment.
The weather pleasant--cholers abatipR
WASHINGTON. August GAN Is confusion here Mem.
oe are packing their trunks aud preparing to b. OF IL
Ia difficult obtain question in either Hons.
busy examining and signing bills.
wAsuIsoros, August 6.-The House mo, NJ IN o,,,,L
this morning. The Speaker signed several bill, when
recess was taken til o'clock p. n.
Inc ssoste meet at moon to-day, and only small at
been douo. N
August OIL l-e r. M.-The House re a,.eubl.J mr.,
up to this time has transacted no business Of moment
ALBANY. Aug. 5.-The transcript, of ,bi, ,,sr,oo,
says that since wednesday last there have been In m az
cases Of cholera, aud 90 proved fatal
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug 5-The is large number or ,;,-
tens here The cholera has entirely dappeared FINN d.
vicinity OF the Suspension Bridge Perfect be,,h bss
pIed az the clifton house. Not single cas-. of chol
era there this season. The may he said of the CT
nract aud other hotels Strangers are arriving in lace
numbers. - " 80
MORTALITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-There have becn 4, all ass
asahs 10 our city Tor the week enng to-day OF which
rs were from cholers.
OHIO RIVER
WHEELING, Aug o.-Itver rising with % inches water
in the channel. - '' VINES
THE MARKETS.
NV. NV lori August 5-The money market continues
nh Go. ~.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

|
| 10 he House Of Representatives.:
have received the DILL entitled An act making ar
preparations Tor the repair aud completion
oil certain public works heretofore upder
thorily oil law IL reaches in the expiring bour Of
tue session. aud time does allow full oppop,pnity NJ
eximng aud considering lis provisions or of stating at
length tue reasons which forbid TO give IL mv
ture IL belongs TO that class of measures which, a.,
monty Known as internal improvements by IN. general
government and which from very carly period have
been deemed Of doubtful constitutonality and
aud thus failed to obtain the approbation of , 80
Chief Magistrates " '1'''sS'e
On such al examination OF this hill as il has been in
power to make, recognise in il certain provisions n,
tional in their character and which n thew s,ooJ -,
II would be compatible with my convictions of public in
y to assent to, but at the time il embraces Others
which are merely local, and not iu nv iud,ment -
raned by any safe or true construction Of the cons
iion To make proper and sound discrimination bswse,
hess inherent provisions would require deliberate dis
cason O. general principles as well careful scrutiny
Of details Tor the purpose frghfy applying those prin
cples TO each separate item of appropriation
Public opinion with regard 10 the value apd ;nno,
lance 1 internal Improvements in this county is undiv.
ueo. Ihere disposition all hands to baye them
prosecuted with energy, aud see the benefits sougn IN
De Obtained by them fully realized The prominent poin
OF uheence between those who have beer regarded as
the friends oil system OF internal improvements nv tho
GENERAL 10 ernmer and those adverse To such svsten
has been one OF constitutional power though more or less
connected "sh questions OF eSpedcncy Ny own iudg
msnt it is well known, has both grounds bs.n oon
ed to- general system OF internal Improvements nv m,
Federal Government lhave entertsined the most ser.
GUS doubts from the inherent difficulties Of its appca
well from past unsatisfactory experience hv ,ho
era Government as to render its to IN,
country at large or eec,ua for the Accomplishment, NJ
| the obi Get contemplated.
shall consider IL incumbent unon mn a., $4,000. A.,
Congress at It's next session maured view OF The whole
subject and to endeavor to define approximately a, eas,
ana according TO my own convictions what
oil this nature by the General Governmep the rsst in
eres;s OF the United States require aud the constitution
viii admit and sanction in subs tu,e should la
devised capable OF rcconcilating difficult les both of
| constiinonality aud expedency. WI
In the absence Of the requisite mean and time for duy
considering the suec, at the present. and discussing suc
possible substitute Il become, Necessary to return the
o' 70 s mouse oi Representatives, in which il origna.
ted and Tor the reason thus briefly submitted 10 the
sideration OF Congress to Withhold from il my approval
FRANKLIN PIERCE
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LiIEnoI NETT, DA iElEhHsrb
esaarted for i,s Siehuand whi..
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ,TI avn.

Ne" YORK, August 6.-The steamer Atlantic has ar
fNeu with four days latter Intelligence from Europe.
Inc Europa arrived out On the 2Si u!t
There is little from the scat of war as every thing
Is awaiting the action OF Austria and Prussia The I,,s
power more than ever, holds aoor f.om the wes,ern
Powers and f.vors RussiI.
Inc neets and armies remain as at last advices.
inefe las been another battle At Giurreyo. and the
Turks claim victory, but have no details
Inc Anglo French army has yet engaged the enemy
The Russians determined to hold the Priocip,li,ie
with 100000 men.
Nothing from the Bl,ic
When the French land forces arrive they hsye deter
mhea 10 take posses ion of the Island of Aland as an in
du'ement to Sweden to hin the Western Powers.
The German Diet have unanimously .surdeu 10 me Ans
trian and Prussian treaty.
Inc Spanish revolution is triumphant The new Riv,s
ministers have resigned TIL Queen has brought Espsr
terot form new Government. Queen Cbristaps with
her mnions. has fed to France Her palace at Madrid
has been sacked, and the people demanded her head
AL The chief cities have joined the resurrection
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NORTH CANoLIyA EIrcTtoy

KAtEidn. \. O., August 4-Tho election far povernor
ana members Of the legislature took place in tbi, State
yesterday aud there every reason to believe that ,s
vote cast will be very large one ' '"o
me wing candidate for governor is General Alfred
Doekery, OF Rehaoud county, aud tho democratic can
didatc Thomas Bragg, of Northampton
Tue woe 10 the city of Rslegh is as follows: Dockery
compared with tue las. governors election. wseS Reid
democrat was elected by majority Of s. 4ol AZ the
ffeHdents election, three months afterwards Pietces
majority was but csc.
lsscoSD DISPATCH
hALtoH, August I.-The returns of the election res
teidY arc coming in rapidly The follow ing returns are
compared WIN the vote for Governor in ls62 when Reid
uemoce't was elected Governor by 1904 msjor,ty
wake county-Whitaker and Rand dem. and j. Nor
ueea "hig are elected to the commons. There Is gain
IN ms county OF 200 fr Dockery, whig.
Johnston county-Brsgg dem. gains so.
Sampson county shows a gam of goo Tor Dockety
tSeiIeyi'e gives Bragg 2s9, aud Dockcry S6s-a gain
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MARINE NTELLIGENcE.
SAILING or OCEAN STEAMER.
FROM III ETATEl
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Virginia. Teal. Phiadslphis, mdse and pas
sengers.
Steamer Comet. Drew, Petersburg, mdse to Steamship
jamestown. -
sehr Hard Scrabble, Gregory. Maine. ice, w.rdu.n3
Sch r Dcmsn, Price, Chambers, Nav York, Ice,
Wardwsll 4 Badger. ~
schr wetmore, Dearborn. New York, au,no.
Schr Levi Roane, Dill, Albany, lumber, y f Dsdely
Ragland & Co.
Sehr New York, Adhem, New York, mdse, Curris
Schr Industry, Cotton. Norfolk. shingles.
Towboat Josephine, Chambers, PhflsdeipLii.
quit l. Co. ,.
Sehr Grand Spy, Dennis, Cabin Point Wheat Ha,.l
-. SAILED
schr Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore, mdse, W Colquu &
schr P. Brown, MeKeag to load down the river for
New York
schr W. r. GEM, Nye. Delaware COAL W. d. Colqui. &
schr Merchant, Winters, New York, mdse. d. Curie
The schr Courier, Rogers, sailed FROM Port Wsha for
Boston Saturday.
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ASSAULT on TIE PRESIDENT OF THE limited

we regret e learn that rude and wilfu assault was
mosnnt made on the person Of the Pscsd en-,
ehender was promptly arrested on the ex,mipatio
before capt Huntington it proved hat he threw The
~h'ch strrck him However, the Presden, GENE
ouy requested that he te released and accordingly he
was set at Washington Sentinel Of ve,.e,Sv
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Thos- >. CLARKE. lat. Of Ri.Ams.s.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

hsrnE pa,ehased ~. once
Sss Tor tickets In ALL under the cement Of X FRANCE
ordsrs -Iu meet his prompt Ani confidential attsnton
ane DC forwarded
fHos :. CLARkg,
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE ELECTION

RiLsou, ~ o., Aug. The election returns ara "a, :,
ing ~ ON various paris Of the State showing very lare
gains everywhere for Nr Dockety the wing euber6atot
eanuGMe' leaving scsrcsly doubt thst lie has been
competitor.
Two democratic and one whg have been eletted to the
Legislature, from Wake county
Dispatches from Fayetteville Elizabeth CITY WHINING
ton aud returns from various other parts Of the STATE
show large whg gains. Tnero Ia scarcely doubt that
tue wings have been triumphant
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NIw YOsE August a.-Thero were ely case. aud tren

NV loRE, August a-There we're fly cases aud ts eli
deaths 10y Cholera at the Gunauc Asylum on Black.
we've Island The number ofpsents 10 the institution il
ago In the Work House. near the As,Ium and conts;n;
over 1000 inmates ony ehoers death has occurred
This disease made IL appearance In she AlmsIIouse ON
hondy since which 20 cases and Is deaths have taken
plsek. II has 4i0 inmates.
SYRACUSE, N. ", August 8.--The Angel Gabriel 4,
preaching here 70 night to large crowd Market SQUARE
Considerable excitement prevails add one aires, has bee,
made. - ~
The m,n, Gsnoon, who murdered his wife on Monday
was found dead 10 the watch ouse to-day fiou deIrun
temens
NEw YoRE, Angusl g. Within the last twenty four
nnus teu cholera have been received at r Frank
sr!ei hospial-tSo deaths aud ~ cured Al the Mott
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Hy Goddin a Apperson. auct..
An OST VALUABLE Altf I.Dl ~ an ts.ny

lxA STRtETS f0R SAFE 4 r 4 CCTIOS-wHl lie sold on
TUESDAY afternoon the August, upon the
commencing at O'clock that valuable Toar
warehouse owned by Nessrs Enders .ho.e Object
SCI hg . 70 I'D up the pArtn rhip situated the city
Of hehmond, at the q streets fronting on
the North side OF Cary 32 line
sset III feet TO an alley 10 feet ude AsO,
mold int rest land the buildings hereool lot on
me last and connected herewith, having
Cary street depth Of iG rear line sOfee which
'aa esrehod terminate, on the i.i January, lss6.
The above real estate eyed In
drce nents 10 capitalists the
moved only Dock and vii be- sb.n
the connection beiEeen the nov
TO not only for reception OF produce by
lanai out equally ccnveaient the shipping
drayAse large unit might be income
IRON this warehouse has t25J Locate. 10 the
most prosperous and imprsyng portion OF believed
that no property 10 Offering for SALE greater
Inducements than the above. $500
Hhs-oasniih cash, satisfactorily endored negotiable
nste Al Tour months balance IL month"; for
gosble notes. hr.t OF Jan,ary ne. hs,
foil possession will be givep,l by trust deed
bZS-tds GODDiS A kppyRsos A..
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Auouoxxsa Ewes 5 o5f FInhiHE, u,Do1,yr

H,EsH nUTTEH. Just rce,iyeds few Tin, and Pot,
- os Htsh butter GRO. J. HERRING.
Utoo..- han.Sireet, z door above City Hotel.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
NIonr session.

-. =. NIUIIT sEseION.
fre O'Clock. a. M-The House considered the Sen
Nes amendments to the river aud hsrbor, aud army and
navy appropriation bills rejecting all In the 6st class
Committees Of Conference we're appointed. The pro-
eeedngs occuPd three four hours many members sleep
Jog meantime and had 70 roused when tho votes were
TO be taken.
AZ five o'clock this morning tbcre was no quorum and
The house took recess ill o'clock
During the night the House acted on severr reports Of
priation bills.
Mr. Wentwotth, from Illinois, from tho committee Of
conference on the river ard harbos bill made report, In
.men among other amendments, be said the Senate had
Tecsded from that for HelgAts. = I'll.
49, NoRSIso srsaioS.
The House met again at O'Clock
mr. bayly moved TO lay the report on tho table Neg
suSed-ysn 6s, nays oS. The report was eoucurred in
10 motion OF Mr 5yy, the House took up and passed
'ne o TO carry into effect the reciprocity treaty recently
nreotiied bet"een the United States aud Great Bril-
Ian.
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nsns sold my interest In The orEY Goyy y
friends aud the public S e'N"uenSeo OF my
jy2I-1W -.