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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

DoAPn-A Lady and Gentleman. or two single zen
kU -. b. secsn uoss,ed with board SD rec "a
: IL : sUt" s r. sy.n .sd I.q,Gsd =
observation-disclosures Apartments with Board lor
d ard .l WIFE AS for * az .a'''
BOARD DOWN TOWN.-Two or three young
ID Mss nth gs.n, os,
No 50 Nsdison-s lold No % Iare n.y. WI -,
k.,s Ge,,ler,ep can have Board. viii pleasant soaI
.,. =, no ri 10Th 4. Gas Bath Room ko 10 nel =,
D0LRDING at No. III East Broad.ay.Iws
"a Or The ID and sd Lsewi'e .snss room TO lei
DOARDING.-To Let, large front Parlor on the
ID second door back Psrsr ns.,y 0retas1 ho,,. Ola.
's S.sI OF Josa P"i and of
BAH: Apply Nm. n North Moore.
BOARD in BROOKLYS-slngi gentleman es sa, 70
9th s,s lsih BOT air. &c Sever Minutes Yah Ion 80
Bddss.t Ferries s'.s" pal" Apply at No. o. ''''''
DOARD WANTED-By two young Gentlemen
ID private family viii g, So.S .od
i'm rsnieusr. Cox Isss. Genera Pot oaee.
BOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman, Wife, Child
4 :ss 2ssr.a. '' T. o ao,
and terms = - * II,
FURNISHED or UNFURNIsHED ROOMS with
nj. or psti. Bo.rd To G-ne.n and Wife or single GENTLE
mo-, No 81 Le1iDston-s, Do no. move At Nay:
TiTRNIsHED ROOMS with PRIVATE BOARD
w..hnsioD 'sT.Ie ~. 70 s - two r.nsi Psnis
. .Is sSt, Children The ii Il. modem improve
MIA
tween and sthss Unqae'i0n'oe references 70
CURED
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET-Without Board,
4 TO few Ger tlernen. al No. ia ChanbsrsG.
IF THIS CHANCE to meet the eye of two young
Grntlenen OF 0entems, and Wife, who are wi.. = pay
q, What sosd home q worth hare pleasant sats OF
ROOFS that obtained BY addressing BOX No I'D Brooklyn
PoH-offes, Montague serry
DARTIAL BOARD WANTED two single
G.nfenes double ROOM with breakfast and on
ssrSss and required Address stating psrea
lars T. and r, Tribune Once
DLEAsANT ROOMS, with full Board, may be had
for gentleman wife Also three nnsie gentlemen
At No So Vssriok st. opposite s. Johnprk
PLEASANT APARTMENTS can be obtained ct
No s 9Th and 6thsys after the 2'h inst The
rooms newly furnished ard provided with all the nodsn In
prov. Bresk aud tea required Fall psrtcnan caa
% West 2ht BY sddresrns box No lsIJ
Poss O6ce. References exchanged
DLEASANT ROOMS with BOARD to q Gentle
man and WIFE and single Gentlemen, In qaie family
without children Terms reasonable location convenient Apply
at No. 1l9 Eat lStSst
DRIVATE BOARD-W Wanted permanently by a
gentleman az wife private family where there but
bosrders one We have niturs Lo
Rosdway Frank and 4hss ct OF refer
tnces given Please sddr X, Tribune Office. viii make
ments now or % lst OF MAY.
DOOMS to LET-Furnished Rooms to Let, with
Ii ont board. Geotlemen only. Apply at No B0ndst
ITO LET in OND-ST.-A suite Of three elegant
PsIon oo with large mirrors suitable for dentist
millinery espish Also seyers sleeping rooms unfurnshed
gentlemen Apply at No 50 Bondst between and r NJ
TINFURNISHED ROOMS to LET, with Board, at
" No. I45 Hud.on fronting St Johns Park References
changed. No removal lat May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
TARRYTOWN FARM.-For Sale , Farm of -

FARM.-For Sale Farm of II
eees OF Land sbost T.rytovu WHARF ,hsr, ar.
A eesrles and society The rhepss ei-yassS ssd
nestny and somewhat bu hly; rood loA .ht
al s.,s ea',:s and vel ..srsa On the good
OSh and Chestnut suitable ben ro co "a
ecfts Of vood Pce ferrns-s so down 20
when deed $50 In ons wear IN. -
s9ee on s1e and mortgage for perfect
Lot cold BEIGE lh Of April viii then Public 3.ls a.
Ne q 10 coek For further pstica arr Ia ,airs Of
BARTHOLOMEW GEDNEY White Plains o. m G0TT0H
Ne II Pine 81, Nev.Yok - -'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
pldns-fortes.

A w. LAID & Co.'S CRYSTAL PALACE
As PREMIUM PIAhOs-Jat what every purchaser wants
BE- hunA Ne al Broadway, good In-
,,rgn .n ow price" See The Official tks CyaL
. LINCOLN THOMPSON, Sole Aseun
No al Broadway, between Howard and Gfsndsta
A RARE BARGAIN-A splendid 1910 Roseyood
Plan oforte will ts sold for beautiful tone p.tsn. iron
fa seven octave round peees
y warranted BY beet NewYork City 90, been ased
from I'll S"eoes II 5l Hudson nifty Of
RYsTAL PALACE PREMIUM PIANO
~ FORTES-For sale BY
II CHANGERS. No SIS Broadway, Manufacturer
{ REAT BARGAINS-At No. I75 Greenwich-st.,
osrner Of DeyJ FISCHER having largo assortment
Of et &C. 7tsvs Pianos hand ofer greatest before
renovins ther v,seroon to with hsix mandatory
Nc "a. 10 "a ssd 30 Wee 18th Cal Il the Of Green
web and Dey ss- and examine for yourself
0RGANS-CHURCH ORGANS for SALE.-Ons
Of twelve stops with pedals very saper,r Organ.
One eeht sols with pedaA One sopa PMor
olan WIN h DAVIS, No. 81 MsedoasaLs
pRINCE d CO.'S MELODEONS-Of every va.
resy from s45 TO tl5 suitable for the psro room
iooee room mall church Believing
more dab ard better fIhhed hose Of other
nave the and keep for sale ony thoss m.ns
VIM. HALL SON. No 80 Broadway, opposite the Past
Sole Agents for Prince Ca. essSssssd kslodsosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
afal estate for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN, obliged TO seek home in mder
Cam ate would dsro,e Of bis residence Ceas l.
seoat ten hours ride By railroad Cay
y s sns 1000 SCHOOLS son.' Of es Hs1.e % ~
ishc oi sseet .ed setsd With the best Of fgs AID ,huee
and DO expense has been spared make what tie
Linear residences in Weserr SewYosk and fJf desiring
fero rom the city " has superior woEA be soh with
Without the furniture eSehsr zed properly SesYos
bTooiyn or good paying aOeis For Pseal., sasrs
Box 2 as Poet Ofce.
A FARM for SALE-Four mile. from the village
Of Rye In Westeh.sse County containing $50 ses Of Sod
sr srsied high overlooking tte Sound
$50 fr suitably divided meadow and Ill sse lana
70 Of wood ard comrnOdou.
beiIeipss TO be sold ts,ssin Inquire Of
y n BIRDSALL, No. Il Wall ct, Jsuneey-coart-
A PRIVATE SALE-The three story and high
"A Basement tri House s1d Lot SSh-ss
side between Sh and Rh-sv Lot les
inches deep contains all the modern
retorsee and large portion OF the purchase
en bond ard morteste Apply 10 COLE Chiffon No. 10
NeauN.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Colss.s Of
~ two story tobse n coed coalition
VIII tut s.t evsfseeIs shrubeey A. AZ D1sr depc, srs
stor or on the seuisea Of Mr. BELL Gepo<
Price $50 One half Of he pTiss
sage a; rer cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

Only secrto Of these beautiful Lets left the etor
TO those who have not sTsd tAeselves this favorable
CHARGE of net cny getting Lot bus House
for e4 Opportunity ~ s1esne until she
next when The drawing for choice WI! take place
closea -
The village Of Clnsnesvie aAe Long I,nd Eve nles
from B.ookr the Long Island Railroad rctly tie
center Of THE Dsr IN th. village L. also bsandsd b. he
BTooklyl ard Jamaica Plank Road /. churhsa
sc<o. hCssea &C. AID sesese nsu,,
Of the day IN less than bali tocr BsGes the .ossa
fnts OF Csses continually p.st this property.
The streets all laid ION 90 10 feet IL Width ge A.
srsd,l md planted with tesutifal ia tees
u admitted hy all who Be the VILLAGE
laid oct eIe.eersy healthy sSd pgrssqre aaa las a .trn
cstt supply Of the
In deton TO all hee advantages the proprietor h,vins erected
Clsrercevi-e ave hesuiiul Housek
slice has tern dispose Of them drh.is hem
srtie-,ly TIE sshsche LO The prlee of e.c. L
a. So payable rs.alnt Of month";,
sisrsefs OF which will be fuT MAI ed Grst1itoa.Iy
PeEsors vthins The trkets
pyIf 81 he Office pubic meeting fr Of en-
tes vii be bed even THURSDAY EVENING .. II O'clock 4,
Union Hall No les Bowery. JACOB PECAaE Proprietor
~ IL Ill.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

- Of this school will NAY I, cJu
deted b. THOMAS C. OREILLY loog aud f,yorby knowa -
Classical Instructor in the Mount Pleasant Academy parents
assured that he has bis well
ees sitting yOuo tsrts for any el. in Coll for
school
and snljeet ebsrse Spsnsh also
New Yof, DR. Moore No lis West Flemns Esq,
No u Maiden lane Applications Principal Cir
cssIs b. obrA ned Of Mr. Moore Appetons Bos4wsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

kOR SALE or to LET-The two story and attic
Birch House and Lot No l?4 Banl% Price 81 500 ss~s
~ 1srssSe Rentste ApPyt,
A GuIoy Nc lis Br,.d-.,
EOR SALE-Two desirable Building Lots on Sem.
l. HAysgusse, Wet aa Prize o. CO., Terms f.,,r,sIs
Inquire OF GEORGE CLARK, No sD West 2ls,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
THE SUMNER TERM of the MISSES WILL

iI.SSs sranor M m vi she HAS ,n.9 WI, Il
az the rsd,nce, and under the rperinendsace Of Dr. A
WILLIAMS Brookhec Conn few chiren Of ether ~i
be received the family with the they will
u. adysnsss. home and sty for sequrns good
eeree,ion For further PARTICULAR adde's the Principal.
Rsfererees- z Bailey, 81 d, No ~ I'd Plce s. Sons
No i2 Fulton 81, Sev-York ADen Aerwin, Bbiedoase.
ITO the PRINCIPALS vi FRENCH SUMMARIES
A Lsdy whose s;udes have from
interrupted desires opportunity Of being ha.r
branches Education Of toe
hieh wou teach the rudnents the Eush
and French Languages AddreA Box No. SIS Pos Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

EUK SALE-Two Houses on the corner of Second.
Place and Smith being Of the desirable snd Ash
neiss boods in the city and within
shhe Hnion' South Ferres SAID Hoases are s. 50 f-et
hfs, eis stone hop Sth modern AID sp.eou,
ooo % In front Lots being l3 deep FERN. Of ps,msa,
Columbia AID Pseifs~s B.ookiJa ~ ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

OFFICES to lET-In suites or single, in the build
" ps No "a Broadway Inquire Of GEORGE PEcKHAM, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

TOR SALE-House and Lot No 81 Willoughby-
1t Brooklyn Lot zreo House z,r3i Built By ds' -o.s
l. ineh walls Marble Nantes hroagheut Mshosssy ,,s
b. Of F.aspf emsin nOrts9e 90 stetn OF ye
J,c,r. M I0HN D. CHASE. No US Futon-st- Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

RIAI s...A.s. "A THIS CirY-A >Hfsh " Ini'.s
high OF cultivation, we'll s!ered and cs
ouafed ssxng sss An excellent orchard Of grated rn
Yields from leo $50 Of hay acres Of ysuaoe timber and
The extensive ut0udiogs TIE so;s sad
with the farm If desired Possession gwen any
For particulars inquire the premises OF JOdS ~ E.
WING, Liberty Somerset Co. " j.; or Of
ROSS l. IRVING Real Estate Agents, No IS s.h ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

kENIs are RIcING.-The only way to escape pay
ing nish rents 10 become landords plot
E9and rear the Cy ssd lsy the foundation for home inn
J I'm can be f5re By purchasing plot Of grogad Ice
Guar or ely os for SIS payable ia small Tie
naI toa nee from sd IN tho beautiful town Of
ehee cannot te Call and gvna
heHiss 81 Ne ?hshovers No 5s2 6thav and Ne Sh-sv
SIH,AV. lobster sale cheap, four Lots on
- l1fhst 10 feet Of Sch graded the r!d Of i'm
EsseEens The rsiread viii rsss few Apply q
snEE No - Btr!ss-liP or j. WARD J, lsihss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

L'OR SALE CHEAP-In the village OF Reading'
House Barn and Store three Of COCA Lila
~ AZ Sss.,s, ~ H GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

ITO RENT-A fine old established Residence, stu
tied the Hobotsn aad Aekenssk Plank three miles
om TIE Hobokp fees The House surrounded With eb1n
6srce Of bubley ard variety Of fruit ADD hlde ss'
Stables ind sschd al In good repsr making ts
desirable location for those who ~h rete tbs city
For further Ysrtieulsrs srply to C. ID. VAN WAGNER
No 2 Waierst
ITO RENT The Pavilion Hotel at Rochelle, with
fne grounds garden and badss sdp ed for
Suu ardin Hsuse Inquire Of SAMUEL FGINk- No
IS Chambers ST., before IL A. VI. or sfieriP NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

ID CONN 81 miles rsrms fl32 Cif-
ula particulars msy b. had Ryn,Ts Boo'ers No
E Ro~eTy where Ppcip be every Tuesday IN
hi. montb between the hours OF sud jc'elock "
'"'-'- THEODORE JUNE. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

EOR SALE CHEAP--The brown stone-tront
Hors No 49, khsv, with all ths dern improve.
uenis Ifspped for GEO READ No $40 Broadway. viii
90 ssd Cor SloCcs Terms easy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

10 LET-Four Houses and Stores in Division ST.;
two Houses in Greenwish. Nos SIS and 67 Bstsrv No sJ
a NO Thonrsocst suitable for Nechsnics Boarding.
House hotse No CSC Hoastons small House an foar
Of Law, No IA valet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

TOR SALE or to LET-A neyer-ialing Water
Power suitable for extensive manufacturing p1pos
hall Of NegYork the NeYork sG1 Erie
Railroad the prsnses FORGE with BoomeTns Fires
Iron cylnderblower and ~o Hammsrs large Mansion aud
oases Cosbouse Charcoal in sbandsncs si
su Ore of quality in the vicinity Apply Nc Cedar
n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

LOR SALE-The nea. three story Brick House,
with tro.sory No us Dahsld't Brootlys S
Nv no feet ia very nsshho hoed and only On, mile rom
x s and Gloss 10 the stage rosie. Price 81 so Appyts
CHARLES JENKINS, No II II snk'ort a., n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

L'OR SALE, to LET, or EXCHANGE for unm-
proved Real Eighteen Lots with threesoy BRICK
Budpcs thereon eligible location In the CRY OF
Fhcs 81 2ee each For particulars. iaqas OF j.
SPARKS No. 50 Jesns, n Y, A. FOLK, No % Grsnlst
iursh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
CO0KING RANG Z and HEATER C0MBINEI
WARNING and vENTILATING Wal

IL OlCL NhhDIlANb anu LIN law
Il sOOM No 4es Broadway, Il we invite the s,ssua
builders aud the public generally to our sptenda ssns
House Warning, Nenrlang sus Cookins ApPsntss essn
several patterns of Furnaces Rapses &c combining co
eaby and efficiency We pre- pared 20 warn sid vsss
superior ali csfses of public and private b1asp
the reasonable terms coCipets ssoftusut ss
IN line constantly hasd, aud for waoss.s - =
gip pow am Company GEO T. CANNON ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
UOR SAIE-A beautiful country Residence, con-

EOR SALE Exchange, for New-iork, Bfoohlyn
or WisnsSursh property A Saw Ems Grit MIL and ota~t
works end Farm Of hns land mostly mesdow vi,h sos
buildings srbsr ana shryebery an deIslua
Paterson Lover Preskness NevJery
Inquire Of Van Wagner Paterson or janice Dwye on 'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
DARTNER WANTED. with cash capital Of sl5,O 900,

10 be pot with like cash capital Ihe oWes"
embrsets commercial operations successful
ebt ded to smouni has no direct conPs
ton and other legitimate
e business the city Unless busines q1shc and most
the capital required 10 use
lees 20 snswer advertise None but active
business viii be treated with the concern requires business
capital Address with real name gnd rel
rr.pess which will regarded strictly confidential u b. BOZ
NJ Citu Patti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

ITO LET-To small and retired family of adults,
for dwelling only part Of spacious and deighsly suAsd
story Houss Grspest- wet Of and Brsiway consist
Of ont vsu and finished basement 6r;
noor and attic required The family occupancy re-
tired end eopsi Of aaai the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

DROP. WALLHNER late Of the WESLEYAN IN,
sTITUTE will open Glasses in tho french Spsnsh
Italian len the Mechsri Institute No BOyery
sufficient number Of persons desiring In
ss suscbe The Pof POSSESSES the .asf.c-
smoos from Prof Anthem and other gestlemn Of the
h,st Isspeetssy Glasses viii be formed in the Morning Alter
and best accommodate parties interested
Subscriptions received ~ the AeinsrY desk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

TOR SALE or to LET-Tho Quintilian Seminary
Poyghs.ep,ie made vacant b, death OF is late Praci
pei he Rev Eiphss Fay Il located ths court aoe THIS
su,lcn accommodated Principal and his family With
tuT1br of boarding scholars ct Of from IS g. $40
tuition shts in the principal dive ling The eas
has total Of &c scholars good unity for teschsrA
Application may made either Of the subscribers POUCH
" ptie, b. mail or otherwise > D. JOHNSTON
w C)LE.
n GAYLORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

AMI Lot No. +5s Broomes situated the porth sds OF
TIE l feet tS Of Broadway TIE lot 30 feet froa.
BY Is feet deep and the house. which built Ia ths
sutisl 50 by feet and could be altered small
expense spacious warehouse manufctoy BEING by ito
proximity to Broadway admirably adapted the former The
above property will be enedto aesi tor.
For TENS apply HOMER MORGAN, No. 8 Piae-st,
ALEXANDER MAJOR No - exchange pscs. The house
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, June "a.
ToBRacco.- -l,ugs 81 30 g. Leaf
Sc so a. IS so; some sales Of fine ma
nufacturing at 50 SO 90 SIC so.
CoTroN. at &C:
WHEAT.-Salcs at 10 a 1850.
CoRN.-Small sales at 50 a. Sc.
FLouR.-Superiinc SO SO "a SO.
BacoN.-ya. hoy rounds 81 a ga
Sides "a a7ac:; Shoulders 81 a6i c.
GuANo. - Peruvian SIS Mexican
SIS. Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville, June q.
Candics-Fayetteville Factory lSc
a. 90. Adamantine SO a. 35c.
Cetton-8 o. sc.
Feathers As a. 47c.
Corn-1 90 90 IS.
Molasses-Cuba 25 @ 90; N. Or
leans 40 90.
Whiskey d % SOC.
Norfolk, June 26.
FLecR.-ScperEne 81 a 9, Extra 9
a 81, Family 81 10.
CorrEE-I.aguayra ie O. laa Rio
81 @ H..
SUGAR Brown "a 81.
MoLAssEs--West India "a % ! n
Orleans q 80.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28

PRosrEcTs or GEN. DocHERy. - A
friend writes to us as follows I'll have
recently visited several Of the upper
counties, and find the Wings with their
armor on, ready and determined to do
their duty in the approaching cam.
paign. They are alive 60 the impor.
lance Of this election. and [ think will
roll up tremendous majorities for our
candidate. Every man that ever did
vote the Wing ticket will stand firm,
and considerable sprinkling Of De.
mocrats will JOIN our ranks. This is
SO, for | saw and ,nyersed with a
number Of them" Fay. OBS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28

fnE REcIrRocTrY TREATY.-Thc pro
visions Of the late treaty with Great
Britain ia the settlement Of the Fishe.
ny Question, have been made public.
Article first throws open to Ancri-
ran citizens all the fisheries Of British
America, excepting the Newfoundland
mouths Of rivers, and the salmon, shad,
aud she'll fisheries.
Article second gives British subjects
right to the American fisheries to the
tl,irty-sixth parallel.
Article third provides for the free
exchange Of certain commodities, a.
mong which are enumerated -four and
all kinds ef breadstaffs cotton, butter,
cheese, talIow, lard all kinds Of Goals
pitch, tar, turpeatine, lumber, rice, and
t,i,snanufact ured tobacco.
Article fourth throws open the Ri
yer st. Lawrence and the Canadian
canals to American vessels, the Uui-
I'D States Government Undertaking to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28

q What will the people Of North Carolins
think Of such mana candidate ioI Governor
attending public executions, in order 10 meet
with rabhle, usual on such occasions, To make
political speech
The above precious moreau, is from
the Metropolitan" Such feeble
attempt 10 injure Gen. Dockcry will
meet with its reward. What will the
people of Halifax think of it? Let
them remember that the special organ
Of Mr.. Bragg calls those who attended
the execution, in Halifax, rabbte! Re-
lect rabbie means the " dregs of the peo-
Pile" a tumultuous noisy crowd
"a mob'-"the lowest class of people. =
Such is the opinion the Metropolitan
entertains Of those who saw proper to
go to Halifax on that occasion.
We don't know how it is about la
iilax, but such crowd, In this part Of
the State, would comprise majority
OF voters. We remember the large con.
course Of people who were in this place
the day Beverly Rash was hung. We
Thought we saw very large humble,
Of experimentation men among
them, Of all parties, trades and profess
Sims but this Democratic custodian
Of morals calls all such people The
rdbbte. Take care Of that rdbbie, Mr..
Mctropolitan,--tl,ey have rights--;he,
are freemen and voters.
Concord Gaseftc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28
The National InteliigcnCcr and
Mr. CIlngman.

Mr.. Clingman, of this State, some time since,
in speech on the Nebraska bill, made on attack
on the National Iniclligencer, in which he chars.
cd il with inconsistency; with favoriDg despot
ism; with taking ground against the U. States,
&c. The Inicgencer took no notice Of il at
the time, permitting il to pass UNDECIDED as the
idle wind" Mr.. Taylor Of Ohio, in a speech on
the same bill, REPLIED TO Mr.. Clingman's attack;
and the Inicllisehcer Of the Goth inst, on pub.
fishing this speech, takes up the subject 70, itself,
and ,lisposcs Of MI. G. IN the most summary
manner. The reply Of the Intelgcncer which
we give below, is as severe as it is just and if
the honorable member should feel sore under the
The Intcligencer is justly regarded as a model
political paper--iis uniform dignity and proprie-
ty, and its reliability, no less than the ability
with which il is conducted, having secured for il,
from both political parties, respec, and inhu
ence throughout the county which perhaps no
other paper has secured. Though we have oc.
casicnay--very rarely however = differed with
the In,clycncer in its views on some subjects,
our confidence in the integrity and patriotism Of
the Editors has never wavered in the least; and
we have always felt, even when differing with
them, TINT their opinions were entitled 10 the
most respectful consideration. SO we believe il Is
with the readers Of the Intelligencer generally.
But we detain the reader. The following is the
notice Of Mr.. Clingman's attack:
In proceeding through this speech
the reader will meet with reference
toa gratuitous attack on the National.
lntelligencer and its conductors by
Mr.. l. L. Clingmau, member from
North carolina, in the course Of a
speech which he delivered some two or
three months ago in the House of Re-
representatives., ON the Nebraska bill.
We could not but hear, at the time, vt
this wanton assault-v-indeed friend
had the kindness tn send us a printed
eoPy Of tire speech with the ealumni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28
From the Newbern Atlantic.
HUZZA FOR THE RAILROADS!
Chaaier Secured-S5O1 500 Subscribed
in Nerbern!!,

Chaaier Secured-S5O1 500 Subscribed
in Nembern!.
We take great pleasure in informing
our subscribers, that the General Com
missioners, appointed under the Act
for Incorporating the Atlantic and N.
Carolina Railroad Company, met in
Newbern, on Wednesday, aud, after
examining the books, found that Five
Hundred and one Thousand Three
Hundred Dollars had been subscribed
in the town Of Newborn, and The five
per cent, in cash, paid in. The sub
scription of s464 900, subscribed al
Raleigh, was declared to be void, and
thrown out, on account Of no evidence
of the standing Of Risley & Co., and
informality in the note offered to Sc
cure the 5 per cent.
To-day, Thursday, the Magistrates
of the County assembled in the Court
House to decide on the County Sub.
scription, aud BY an unanimous vote,
Sl50,OOO was subscribed. Geo. S. Ste
rcnson. esq. was appointed as Agent
Cor the County to make the subscrip,
ton and Messrs. q. s. Stevenson and
George Green to issue bonds am, nego-
tate. The bonds are to be payable at
the expiration Of twenty years. lutte
rest payable semi.annually.
We congratulate those interested in
the welfare Of Newbern, ON the fair
prospect which is now presented for
her becoming, what she ought to be, a
"widc awake" town.