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soldtsr af isixA national eptios of The survivors
me soldiers OF the of el2 having proposed held
ue cry !" Wash stoa In Januay by reaue
% e"sef ~ The SURVIVOR, residents
speeuuly invites surviving soldiers who IN
"e District al dt PERIOD also Of may since
es"s"s of me same aud those who
Ia be hed at the City Hail Tuesday i4t Inst al fl oclk
m 'or the purpose Of taking sneh may
call os on their
D. q. WILLIAMS, Brig Maj aud Inspector
Of the Coaa,bia Brigade Ia the war Of IoIa,
Noyc
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SsENsIyk. sstc - iro furniture and house
u ksepng racs TN Thursday morning, Move 10Th,
sase, of street.
vrry assoument OF furniture,
'ort~
Figured sofas, chs,rs
Marble Top tables, ahle~
Mahogany hair sfiog soias, chaif-
p.rior afa k.r
Narbia-tlH, ptof tahi-s =
Curu,ins, eoriice ~trGow shades
Sig yards J-piy cgr<S, oil coih
dressing buEeaas, " plain bur.o-s
q
Fraber brd., hair and hass
wardroLes, wss,istaads
solet acts, 20 looking glasses
dazen chairs, tshe-
chamber clocks
Large quantity OF crcckery and glassware
Table cloths na. kits, he'd cc,ling
Cooking and fixtures, runs, .
Fugefher with largr Kitchen utensils.
a credit of su ana
four months, VQes ~ptssctrny bearing
JOHN X. kiBBEY, Trustee.
Mas 10 JAS, &. MCGUIRE A9a.
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NY j. &. MCGUIRE, Auct,one.r.

VERY VALUABLE 1aPRovEO PROPERTY ON STREET
anctianln Monday afternoon, November 20ih at O'Clock
prrmi@ lot of ground OF
2 and 18th streets, having front Of 10
inches running i55 paved alley,
p.ce 10 by of
reserved a with
PHI, of 10 Feet. There is
me approved
plat premises will exhibited Tile perfect.
residue in q -
pot- satisfactorily secured, bearing
JAS q. McGUiaE,
Nav lid Auctioneer.
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kOh The house at occupied by Secretary
Of WAR, "n ith the
SION given Ibr i-t of Urcpmber.
Kent 81 800 The building
eight OF which are OF afa parfeen feet prn-
cipai sorirS.
The back bidn. mai
ps seuy dry cesrs under The buildings.
a
q1fe OF H. w REID sorn.r 81 and ib
Nov 2--dn
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LiuIGB'S Fr.efirc ot Courts Nsrti~t~I vol t>on-
II Iss5.
Hons, the srtcies War yoi. cacurta.
H"ngb'- Case Book ut EUROPEAN aot Native Courts MARTIAL
Calcutta
Hough's HiiitarS ~ Cacnus 1870
ilioAusr an Naval Coar,s Martial London. 1881.
Naiar ,'enrrs Napier OF Military Law Lopdou 1877
ne Collection Of chargss Opinions ana Sentences Of Gen
Courts Msf,iai. London. taa.
ramueI's Historical nfith Army
London. 1915,
simmons Courts Martial London. 1852.
Su.ivsn On CsuJt-- MARITAL. London. 1884.
Chensr Guide des Tnbunsux Nh,aires rar,s.
Maibyis Courts Marital and Ni',asy Law Bostop
Chpnier-Nanuei d-s Cop-eils de tsaerrr. Paris.
sriiitb's Military Law. Loadan isai
bu Mergni Dictionnstre de la jassioe M,lse
Mss and Ml'ar Law by 9Th. Aahor.~ London
1910
McNanxn.n Courts Martial. London. Is3s.
Han Military Law, New York.
DRricpe Military Law aud Courts Martial
General Nsconb toort~ Martial New York
..dye courts Martial. London ls05.
Tyuris Military Law. London.
Macarthur val snd Military London.
1905.
Rerusuon- rud Instructions by British ASna,y
London. isB.
Military and Naval Trials cambsr General
Whock Of Lord George -nckve Byna o Adrirsl
k~ppe NJ General HUT Commodore Porter Lrntrnan Cen
Murray, of Lieutenant Hachs, Scot
Gsines Major S,sphops Lieutenant Colonel Cokhus
Captain Mackenzie and many otherr
Nov o--it FRANcK TAYLOR.
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THE DAILY UNION

procure monkey alligator for food The letter which
is dated October . adds
The Amazon Company have certainly relinquished
fheif exclusive privilege to take effect from the first jan
nary next They TO receive increased bonus S22o
GOO per year for ten years and make trips per month
70 Nah', IN PM aud also two each month TO BayonDe
ABOVE tanhai on the river Tocantins The provincial
assembly has unanimously requested the president Of
the province to contract with DR.. Raney 10 run two
steamships here
EDITORIAL ISFALLIBLITYWe take the following from an
English paper distinguished editor was in his study
long, thin, shosty-yisaged gentleman was announced
ih an asthinatic voice but in of studied civty
or otherwise the editor would have assuredly ransfxed
him with fiery paragraph the mornng the stranger
SAID SIR your journal Of yesterday contained false inor-
nation Impossible sir but tell me what you allude to-
You said that Mr. NJ. had been tried. True. Con-
demned' Very true Hung Most true Now sir
am the gentleman himself Impossiber 4 assure YOU
II is fact and now hope that you will contradict what
you have alleged By means sir How what do
you mean you deranged may be So sir but will
not do t. ! will complain to a magistrate As YOU
please but never retraet The most that do for
you to that the rope broke and that you are
now in perfect health J have my principle sir;
deceive
AssYRrAs an account Of Assyrian re-
searches and discoveries in the last annual report the
Royal Asiatic Society, made by Colonel Rawlirson
learn that the most well the important
discovery in historical and geographical point of view
that of obelisk in the southeast of the great
mound Of Nimrod, and erected by Shamasphu the son
Of Shalanibara The date of the obelisk is the be-
ginning OF the eighth century b. G. The chronology of AS
syria has received valuable accession by the discovery
record of of the early kings, whose is read
Tigath-Pieser like that of the late King of Assyria
known 10 the Hebrews Tiglah-Pileser | is shown to
have nourishcd 4a years before the reign of Sennach
crib. From letters more recently received, learn
that Colonel Rawnson has read the Of Semira-
mis- the statue Of the god Nebo, dug up from the
ruins of the palace of Nnrod. Semiramis appears in
legend upon the statue to have been really the wife
of Pal, King of Assyria the is mentioned in
the Book Of Kings, the contemporary of Menahem King OF
Israel This would place Semiramis 100 years before Ne
bucadne2ar, which viii curiousy confirm the tradition
recorded by Herodotus that this Queen preceded Ntocrs
the wife of Nebuch,dnezar By FIVE generations equal
$50 years further very curious discovery made by
Colonel Rawlinsou is that the employ of the Babylo-
nn cunei.orm writing continued down at least late
the time Of the Macedonian dominion in Asia the
mencement of The third century before Christ
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OF FICIA
DsrARrAssr or sr.rx.

DsrAKrAEsr STATE,
Washington, November III, 1854.
Information has been received this depasn Thoss
IA ward, uniied siates consul ~ c. the
death, between the p. r. n and Panama et
I'hn hner, supposed Ia be citizen
nr Ward has iepann ~ o The effect.
len BY the deceased.
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L,Uis RENT Tn. residence OF Towson,
h s.etr Boh use and grounds have been compete
Hder Gas aud furnace heat carried throughout the
cnid
huHer's pantry The houe he had posaiy furnished
EHqIre premises rom - Y,
mf
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From baltimore.

baltimore, NOV. Il.-David Hoffman, a distinguished
Baltimore lawyer author Of considerable repute
in New York to-day Of spopexy, He seventy years
old.
The northern mail had arrived in Baltimore when the
eight o'cook train started for Washington.
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mails will be despatched South this afternoon IThs mails
oy 'ne America cannot reach Washington before Monday
morning.
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rAs iADRt's A-,s~stcs
sed arts aud nuataeiure geographical geo
gc aud coaerca dsstrihuon asir production
the United States with
New edltoi, brought aawa le5i by Professor Hadensn.
Nov II FRANCK TAYLOR
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Hy LEG q \ rH.
se,c KorA Election


NEW foRK, Nov. 1.-THE returns in very slowly
from the counties, but continue show gains for Clark
which, il continued will give him majority. The govern
orhip however, m hangs great doubt between Mr. Sey-
and Mr. Clark The official alone, which cannot
be had for days win be necessary to decide close rs
the contest.
Mr.. Raymond wig IL supposed have been elected lieu
tenant however, admits Of doubt but his
chances best far 81 returns hsve 10 hand
Mr.. Fitshugh wsg hss been elected canal commissioner
by large majority and Mr. Browne whg prison Inspector.
[sscoNp pssphrcH.j
Seymour undoubtedly elected His reported majority
1856. The assembly standss2 fusiopist - democrats
and temperance men The congressional deegatiun
stands--26 fusi0nist- and democrats.
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TnAsKsalvSo pAr-The following States have nov

The mayor of Norfolk has appointed the 23d instant
day of thanksgiving and the day has been desig-
mated hy the board Of aldermen OF Washington city
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Dear.e..ss F,rs az naatrsa

n IIesf"ctsoe ftre az NoureaL ! ~ ~
MONTREAL Nov. liSant Paui's church and other prop
erty adjoining IN this city been DESTROYED by are The
damage Is estimated at slOQ 600
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEE
ENDING SATURDAY NOVEMBER H. 1854.

Washington Territory nov contains population Of over
900 Two years ago IL was hut 600
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r-em Nam Yo,k.

Nsw Yeas, NOV. il--The United States mail steamship
Pacific, Captain Nye sailed at to-day for Liverpool
She took out six hundred thousand dollars specie.
is apprebended at Williamsburg Tomorrow The military
viii be held in readiness The has -ued procama
tion counselng order.
heavy failure 3 reported at Quebec.
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ROAADfNG.-The Misses KEECH now dttiuu up their
h'us. on fennsyyana nearly Hoe
aHd "' be ready Monday Instant
Nov i1--eodu
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From lie West.

WHsELrSs, Nov u-ft has been raining here, and tber
are hopes Of a speedy rise in the river
We have reports Of rain elsewhere in the West.
PrrTsBuRS Nov ll-It is raining here. Business dull.
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By j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.

SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD
y effects carriage OF horses, ScOn Wednesday morning,
Commanderr quarters wash
shah sell portion Of the private furniture and
effects Of Captain l.. NJ Powell, viz;
superior Chic kering piano for,e, rtooi and
Crimson plush~coycred lounge sofa
Walnut etager~, beaded chairs
Handsome Genoese reception chairs
with lace curasas
cornuce, kc.
ured ace shadss NC.
Exeelicn plush covered revolving char
Gilt candeiahrRs, mantel ornaments
Siyar mouotcd centre lamp,
Paintings, enaravinRs, ruqs
Brussels and Venetian carpstinES
Waintt hafTack, ba lamp
DO chairs lounge
superior aud hnsk mattresses
csmfprfs. boisfers, and pillows
and glass
Together with let of kitchen utensils.
AZ 1S o'clock
pair handsome matched gray carriage horses very
and perfectly kind and gentle
IN excellent family carriage, harneFs
BufaIo robe, covers, &c
Terms under, cash credit Of
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auchonees.
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~ >. q. m,oUInK. a-es,...er,

pusLic SALE or AN ELEGANT EsTATE.-Oa Wednesday,
ia, vauasss .ad costly estate i.own sIns sesids.
~Ss sss .s: e'i Sq .ss q az "a
By ra s os n ss " aa @ ss snssa ss s.S a.Ssd
portion, aeoai 100 and the "hoss sas"
q esuvalsd and ~oodsa iaad, situated
bdse by Rock Greek on the ss,h and BY Ss
county road fsscss MIN on me as about mile be
The corner Of fenn.ylssnia avenue asd I4sh street.
s sseh a ,:s
ess az Ssss ~ Ss M n pure ..d
house large aIns Sossss ssd cows
and hydraulic .uppl,in for The buildings
s s " es.: q: pc: .lss q
ward. . e o. Wa.hnso" aud 1e Potomac se sa1 so iis
prop ry which viii be enhb,.sd loeaoa ohs
pw.d. Of my i've thousand dollar. sspssd.d within
in every respect "ss'sniaw has been combined Win sas ana
The Mansion House (Which is entirely new nsvss A.vtas s.s.
occupied situated aci Of Land consaians s.ess s'yese
Of Col William seidea, ~ Pissy srsseh,
and ess.aes to any d~sns nn he io" u The Dse. X
an irregular Italian s1 residence about 30 feet f.o.s y varied
.ae Ana es ,ossheas and pa,ed in imitation Of eown
pomi. ciy of together Of
no. .s s. % s ssst 1 s % ss:: s.s .
.oo% Lus.. ps,y asa ehea oa me n soor The second
sp.s,msa H. As large and ia sAs shd
,he hall buiers paauy, kitchen, dressing
s Sssss s 10. ssd 90 cold y
capable supplying ssops pure psas pm
In addition the spring. which supplies kaeA
for the house by oIhe attached H. sise
.bou my feet in length M wrivs ee in wAh aa1 eaRa
bic ofsnppny least ny gallons OF minute moo
saoes diem The Temperature Of the water vns In sunaaer
htie for that
season u sufficiently cold TO BE- used wi,hoa, ce. .
The oubuidings consisting about Is b. -
feet containing two a lon. eapaba OF holding = toes q
harness siabng eight horses washing shed and
nances for SIX Also, &c in
Keeping with the character Of the mansion. 07',77
The KNOTT with
front aaa and having the advantages srpjAccvs v
About tract is heavily
Bile spof pomiss expsWse
The roads and from
BILE Many handsome residences
ny and b1aItbu location recommend
desiring rural residence. property will sold
ots at down The plat disposed ense puchaes
wish.
The place well supplied viii, the choicest imported trees,
vines, Ac &C. aud being built
residence wa spared combining all tho
comfrs and elegance. which
country In the Uni,n,
Tile indispaabIe.
Terms: OnehiFd eash HE residue
fweive and eighteen mnatb with OF
trust on the property.
Li,hosrsphea plans o' the may b eounss
JAS, G. Mcguire,
Nov l2-eohds Aucd0neer.
49, . - ~
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TREASURY DssARrxssr,

August IS, 1854.
Notice hereby given the holders following
stocks Of United Stae that this
chase any the No
veber those stocks, amounting the
to S3s00o in The and hereinafter
toned, to wit
In Of contingent competition, within the sa.ed
will gwen the which said
offered. the certificates, duly the United
satr who thereof
be this departments the receitt Whereof
viii be paid compounded " tbs following partnlarx
J. The value, specified in each certificate
stock Of the loan authorized ny the act Of
July 1885, rcdeenabe November IL 1856, Of per the
1884, redeemable 3 De
BY SAT s4s redecabe, former 3is
1867 Both 1858 of l6
OF the anhozed by the OF 1861 and
December 1864 Commonly called the Texan
iod, mn,ty y 9 per cent
i.erest par from the lM Of July,
date and the Tseasuy with fhc
owner Of days
La addition
Payment for said sock viii be made drafts OF the Treasurer
tho United States boston, Now York,
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
But certificate will entitled the benefit this notice
which shall actually the Treasury before he
said anh day OF Novcnbrr next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 1T--d -dr20N of the Treasury.
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ArrIral of Ns Amerlca a BosfoH.
BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE royal mail steamer America from
Liverpool via Halifax arrived here to-day. Her
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from the Cinrinna,i Bnqui
THE KENTUCKY DEAD.

To-day the remains of the late Gov Charles Scott th'
Hon Wm T. Barry and the late Major niana w Ballard
and wife will be renterred in the netery ~ frahAfort
oraons VIII be delivered as sDsms
tnon tho life and cJ.raeter OF Gov Scott BY Colonel
Thomas l.. Crittendep
Tnou the life a.echaraclcr Of Major Barry, by Colonel
Theodore OTIefn
yon tho aie and character Of Major Ballard by Golone
Humph~y Marshall.
tsnediaely lt,eF speaking concluded the eere
oory Of reinierment win take place.
Heniucky sets noble example 10 taking Of her
alasrious dead In her beautiful cemetery The capital
rspose her gallant that perished in Mexico She
claimed the right euod within her hosom the bones Of
her great pioneer
- 'Backwondsman Of kentucky"
and he too sleeps we'll beneath ras,.e svar wild
as he, tire stole Of the woods would have chosen had
his ine restiagpase been subject to his selection
Others repose in that buralgrouudth young the art
less the bcautifnaround whose memories affections clus-
ter and the hearsrings cling who went down TO their
quiet sleep unused the troubles of life and its tosome
way There is little mound where the twilight
to nger with kind OF affection when the cold gray has
settled on all the The very dewdrops gisten like
angel tears they hang the spears OF grass above IL
and catch the first rays of morning Hopes dearly cher
ished are buried there. They wake again.
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BY GREEN sS SCOTT, Aucssens.r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
III Tuesday, I4th
declining housekeeping,
a. and IN Wa.ksT's Row.
Immediately Office,
Mahogany sofa divans dressing and other bureau,
10 steboards dining ami other tables
Ur marbis-top table, hropzed andirons and
tendcr
prc SECOND hand piano forte, cover and stool
china, glass, crock~wy plated, aud
Girando,es siitfams other looking gasses
Fin. elt glass chandeliers, sest and other chairs
bedseads beds, aud mattresses
3py and other otIci'ah, and mating
Painted w nd shades, cooking and other stoves.
aud other articles
which deem unnecessary % enumersie
GREEN h SCOTT,
Aucnoueer.
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The largest ocean steamships {says the Sailors Maga-
zne) plying The Atlantic bear precisely the pro-
Portions 10 length BREADTH and depth that are recorded
concerning Noahs ark. The dimensions Of tie Atlantic
steamers arelength 322 feet byeata ~ beam 80 feet
depth, 2sl feet The dimensions OF the ark wereength
300 cRbitj BREADTH 50 cubits depth 30 cubs The ark
thereare nearly twice the size in length aud breadth
Of these vessels the rubt being ~ inches both had upper
lower, and middle stories After all the equipments Of
orty-two centuries which have elapsed since the deuge
the shp-buders have to the model afforded by
Noahs ark
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DEhPronTxESr soUTH AnnrcAS GOLD sKEK-
ERsA letter in the New York Journal Of Commerce from
Para Brazil that the party Of Americans that
braved the dangers and trials Of the Andes and Corde-
and finally reached the Maranon the Amazon and the
Henallago, in search Of gold mines dsasrously
broken up aud scattered and that dozens Of them have
been and are in Para without money food clothing
or friends Many persons in these parties had expended
two three and four thousand dollars and lost the whole
OF IL They found the whole country barren Of population
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glad said the Rev DR. Y. to the chief of the Little
Ottawa that you do not drink whskey but II grieves
me TO find that your people much ofitr HAh yes
replied the chief as he fixed penetrating and expressive
eye upon the doctor which communicated The rcproof be-
fore he uttered il naians great deal Of whs-
key, but we do @ot make it,
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BREApsTurFs.-Our Georgetown friends have relaxed
little in the prices demanded for -four The ruling price
yesterday So 80 50 Is per barrel by the quantity
though extra family -four commands higher rates There
sales Of wheat 81 40 81 eo and of corn at75 "a
per busbel.
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AMERICAN A ARTI~r< gNION.--The public
fully specimens splendid enssvinss issued
by Union the office of this
splendid worth delivered Al
together rbe purchaser
a Distributed hun
tired and dollars
For further particulars advertisement
Agents. by applying promptly permanent Advantages
Nov i0-dis
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CENTRE MARxET.-0wing to the heavy rain of Friday
night the attendance OF country feds large
yesterday morning usual s consequently the supply
products rather limited The customers numerous
and the great law Of demand supply prices
ruled high
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The Albany Express states that young girl recently
died in that city with board bill unsettled The friends
poor having expended all their money in providing
medical aid for the deceased When they to remove
the body they told that they could have the corpse
until hundred dollars were paid
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LrOH REvT OK 80 saLETbe modern four story brick nouse
sidey Th, house good
cellars and good rhr S be low Possssor
JAs. G. MCGUIRE
- a Aucuon-er,
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! Out OF one hundred and ten steam packets enl-
ployed in carrying the United States mails fty-our
built of wood, and hfty-tour of iron
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There is college in the South Sea islands for the educa
on of native and their wives which has sent out
than one hundred and thirty missionaries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03
Be(tini.

Some considerable excitement has been created in
various parts of the country by riots of sectarian
character, gotten up in opposition TO a Mr.. Bedni
Papal Nunco to Brazil who has passed through the
United States on his way and in doing so, has spent
some time in the United States, visiting various por
tons of it. Although these riots have, in some meas
ure, been secarian in character they have not been
wholly So considerable political element having
been infused into them. of the nature and merits of
which most native citizens ignorant, it having its
origin in the recent troubles in Europe. These riots
have been confined to foreigners many of them not
citizens and purport to have been in revenge for
some outrages committed IN Bologna in 1879, they
assert, by the orders of Bedn One Hugo Bassi, it
seems. was hung as he Bedin says, by the Austri-
an military authority they his accusers say by
the express procurement of Bedin But however that
may be, we, in this country, not bound to
take cognizance, and constitute ourselves the
Judges Of matters distance, of which we
really know nothing. Bedn is not answerable 10
aut hortes and still less to any number of rioters
who may choose 10 set at defiance the laws of the
country where they themselves have found refuge and
protection. We can simply an old man and a
priest, whose age and calling should protect him from
nsult,scG upon by mobs who really to think they
are establishing characters for themselves heroes
in the cause OF freedom, by offering insult and out
rage to the defenceless. Although not accredited in
diplomatic character Bedini comes with common
dations to government, from potentate with
whom maintain friendly relations, but were he
the humblest emigrant that seeks our shores ii is
due to our honor, and the sanctity of our OWL
laws, that he should be free from outrage or moes
tation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We are requested to give notice. that a general
Meeting of the Democrats of New Hanover. County,
will be held at the Court House in Wilmington. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1854-being Tuesday
OF County Court week-for the purpose of sending
Delegates to the State Convention, for the nomina.
ton of Democratic Candidate for Governor. It will
also deVOve upon the meeting to consider the organ
iaatOn of the party in this County, with reference
to the August elections for Governor and Members
of the Legislature.
full attendance is earnestly requested, as it is i'm
portant that the whole matter should fully and fairly
be considered and decided upon
January 6, 1854. 18-tm