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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

SMALL Pox New YORK. Out of 4s1 deaths in
New York last week, 43 were from small pox, which
disease it is said to be increasing in virulence
hardly district in the city being free from it. 1t
prevails mostly among poor emigrants and others
who have not been vaccinated.
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REvERBERATING HALLS. The difficulty occasoned
by the reverberation of sound in the capitol at
Nashville has been remedied by. spreading a thick
layer of sand on the floor covering it with heavy
carpet, and 5curtaining the windows with heavy
curtains. The Ohio Constitutional Convention REM
edied similar defect in College Hail. Cincinnati by
covering the walls with canvass
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
BREADsTUFFs ADVANCED LARGELY.

New YORK, Jan. 10TH
The Europa has arrived. Cotton is firm-mid-
ding grades better Sales of the week 40 900 bales
Flour has advanced shilling, corn shilling, wheat
four to six pence the sales of the week before.
Flour commands 3Ss Sd. Baltimore flour 3Ss. I'd. to
4Os. White wheat lis. sd. to lis. 6d-whitc corn
Ats.
Consols 934 "a.
The bark Kilby was spoken this morning in tow
of steamer.
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TINION HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, Vas-TH1S
u HOTEL is situated Main Street. convenient to the
business part of the The Propretors have recently
erected their premises large and commodlous brick
building, containing eleven comfortable rooms which, with
the old buildings will enable them furnish good
modations for any number of visitors.
Determined minister the comfort their guests by
every mqans in their power they respectfully solicit the
FINCH BOYD, Prop,ietors.
January 16, 1854. 19-1y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

THE NEWS FROM MEXICO We have nothing (says
the Washington Unon) in addition to the despatch
published on Sunday morning, in regard to the
treaty with Mexico, from our own correspondent;
but we see in the Philadelphia North American a
fuller despatch which we insert As to the details
of the treaty. have reasons to doubt their accur
acy given in the several Geographic dispatches;
but that important treaty has been agreed upon
we see reason to doubt The following is the des
patch to the North American:
"NEw ORLEANS, Jan u. The steamship Texas
has arrived at this port from Vera Cruz bringing
dates from the city of Mexico to the 9th inst Mr..
Gadsden the American Minister to Mexico is among
the passengers on the Texas, having concluded an
important treaty with the Mexican government. The
treaty agrees to give 900 acres including the
Mesiila valley for $50 00O 900, of which 100000
is to be reserved in paying claims including the Ga
ray grant, DC.
1.-THE Traite dUnion notices the Gadsden treaty
favoraby, and says it will be received with JOY by
the public
It is understood that Mr.. Sioo pays the Tehuante-
pee Company s., 600 for relnquishng all their
rights.
Colonel Ramsey, the two Messrs Hargous and Sc
nor Atocha are also among the passengers on the
Texas.
Details had been received which confirm the re-
ported destruction of w aker's fibusteing expedi-
tion but there later particulars, except re-
port that the Caroline had been captured
General Lombardini is dead, and General Almonte
has succeeded him in the command of the army.
General Alcosta Minister of War, has resigned his
post in consequence of i'll health, and successor
has not vet been appointed.
The Texas brings no later dates from California
Generul Gadsden left here yesterday for ashlng-
ton.
The So 900 900 reserved from the sum to be paid
Mexico goes pay all the claims, including the In
dian spoliations, private land claims, d.
eN The Legislature of Tennessee, now IN session,
have passed bill to its third reading appropriang
5000 900 more State bonds, which are to be sold at
par to continue the construction of the new State
house. The Legislature also has bill for several
railroads to the State in various directions,
and appropriates $4,000 per mile by the State to
purchase the iron, whilst the individual and county
subscriptions to finish and equip these roads
The SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC. This noble vessel
proves upon examination, to be in not so bad con-
dton as was at first supposed. The hull is entirely
good and all her timbers sound as when first in
their places The burning was confined to the light
wood work amdships and on the after deck. Thous-
ands will be glad to learn that this noble vessel will
again float upon the waters in all her former great
AGR1cUBruRAL SOCIETY. A regular meeting OF the
Wake Agricultural Society will be held in this City
'o54 A full fta
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TVNWENTY. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-

UNMENL .TIEE DOhI,AFtS KEW AHUs-
IL About the 18th of last month, two of negro
discovered Charlotte North Carolina and of
them apprehended They named Sam and Carter
Garter managed to escape. informed that he
formerly owned by gentleman who lived Danyie in
Virginia. and whose is Jack Hardeman. The boy
Sam, informs that Carter endeavorng make his
way back to the place lie formerly lived Carter is Of
medium height and SIZE very black has bad counterance
has lost of his toes, and 20 90 years old offer
dollars reward for the apprehension and conne
ment in any safe jail so that can get him.
ROBERT L. MINIS.
Fort Valley Houston County, Geo. Jan. 10, "a. s-16t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

Mrssrss1pp1 SENATOR The Hon. A. G. Brown, for
merly Governor of and representative in Congress
from Mississippi, the 7th instant elected SEN
ator from that State for years The rumor that Col
JEFF. Davis was elected, turns out to be unfounded
THE PRESENT. Governor Clifford was poor boy.
The daughter of millionaire rejeetedhis suit when
young man. and lived to see him Governor OF Mass
achusetts at the age of ~.
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A HMpoo PRINCESS BoRN n VIRG1NlA Luximina
Virginia Roy, was born in Wheeling, on Monday, eth
of January. She is the daughter of soidisant Hin
doc chief now lecturing in Wheeling.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SECOND DISPATCH.
Progress of the War-4cts Of Persia-Ssceden and
No1scay against Russia, dc.
Efforts are being made dy the Poles to induce a
desertion from the service of their brethren in the
Russian service.
The ratification between Russia and Persia occur
red at st. Pctersburgh on December 18th. The
Russians daily expected to attack Bagdad. Turs
key has formally accepted the Persian declaration of
-
The Shah has dismissed all European officers from
his army except Russians
Sweden and Norway are formiugan armed league
against Russia.
At Constantnople the 10Th, Haba Pasha, the
leader of the peace party named minister of the
interior-an appointment regarded favorable to
peace.
In Asia the Turks have been defeated. Abdi Pa
sha has been removed from the command, and All
mer Pasha appointed in his stead. The Turks have
raised the seges of Akiska and Alexandrapol, and
evacuated Russian Armenia.
The allied fleets are still on the Bosphorus. Some
Wallachian militia had deserted to the Turks on the
10Th at Kaafat.
The four powers have presentcda note to the Porte
demanding arnistice.
The English Consul at Tehercn has renewed rcla-
tons with Persia and Turkey.
The movements at st. Petersburg indicate more
serious consequences than when the Porte was on
more friendly terms with foreign representatives.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

AGR1cuLruRAL SOCIETY,". A regular meeting Of the
Wake Agricultural Society will be held in this City
ca the 9th instant. fullattendance is requested
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WasAington Afairs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G. The Senate in Executive
session to-day received and referred large number
of nominations.
1t is thought that Gadsdens treaty if it is as req
resented, will encounter great opposition in Cons
greas. Gen. Houston says own Meclla Valley,
already, without paying for it.
The stocks redeemed last week amounted to $2o1, :
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Law NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING REMOVED TO RAIL
EGH respectfully offers his services to all having
business i'll the Supreme Court the County Supe
ror Courts of Wake and adjoining Countless ATT0R
NEY and COUNSELLOR.
~ Office Fayetteville Street, near Yarbrough's
EDWARD CANTWELL.
Raleigh, Jan. 10, 1854 l9-Sm
Wilmington Herald copy times.
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EY@ 1t will be seen, from the Card which we in
sert below, of the publishers of the North Caro-
lima Statesman, that that journal has been discon
tnucd.
We invite attention to Mr.. Cantwells professional
Gard, in our columns to-day. We have uniformly
found HIM high-minded gentleman as he is a man
of talents; and trust he may meet with the most
abundant success member of the legal profess
sion.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

VISIT TO Mrs. Polk. The members of the Ten
nessee Legislature the I'd instant at II o'clock,
made New Years call upon Mrs. James K. Polk, at
her residence in Nashville, and were received with
that courtesy grace and hospitality for which this
excellent lady is so distinguished
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

Generous Conduct of Nesc York Merchants
NEW YORK, Jan. 1s. The Merchants of this city
have subscribed $4,000, present to be divided
between the officers of the Three Bells the Kiby
and the Antarctic for their gallant conduct in res
cuing the survivors of the Inflated steamer San
Francisco.
The passengers of the steamer San Francisco late
ly brought to this city and lodged at the Astor
House are WELL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

IA Ii. N. Sargent, of this place. aged 26 years. yes
terday murdered Miss S. JONES' aged II, by shooting
her four times with revolver; he then shot himself
and expired about six hours after. 1t love af
fair. Both parties were respectfully connected.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,

4 RALEIGH, N. c., aFS5e
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He Is to be found
at the Office formerly occupied by the late Hon. H: IL
Haywood, sJr.
Raleigh. January 8, 1884. ls-"&swe1
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THIRD DISPATCH.

II.
Parliament-Tdri Remorel-Rumor that Young
SouLe killed-Breadstufs.
The British Parliament meets JAM 31st The
Preston strikes continue A decree of Napoleon re-
the restrictions cotton imported from Eng
land. 1t rumored in Paris, on the 29th that
of Alba, and killed, but the report wants con-
firmation. The Europa passed the Niagara the
Sd: Private letters to the s1st, state that bread
stuffs greatly excited and prices still rising.
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Illness Of Nr. Boe1isco.


WAsHINGToS Jan. II. Mr.. Bodisco the Russian
Minister, is very ILL at his residence in this city.
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A CARD.


regret to that with the single exception the
subscribers in the town of Wilmington general disregard
of the of the Prospectus the first
number of the paper has caused the withdrawal of Mr.
CANTwEL the editor and the suspension of the paper
til the pleasure of the other subscribers is known
Proposing nothing less than the vincation policy
declared by the entire Democratic
ure the passage of the resolutions
fore obliged to oppose settled policy part of the
Federal Government, it would be folly individuals
to expect successfully to that purpose without
ample means, and very general support.
The list with which they have been honored, and for
which they return their sincere thanks is it
suay large and respectable yet is that wanting
they therefore believe either that the
public mind in North Carolina is Indifferent dis
eusson or the parties whom they time, supposed
be interested in maintaining it lack conf
dence in their ability to conduct it, successful is
Like the children Of Epraim, who being harness
ed and carrying bows, turned themselves buck ay If
battle
Therefore self respect and the dictates of honorable
impulse alike impose them, in the absence of other
and early assurances, TO discontinue the paper.
This determination will involve but the Publishers
pecuniary loss for in the meanwhile will return to
subscribers every dollar of the partial payments they
received without deduction for expenses of the publ
cation.
Raleigh, Jan. 1854
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RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALIsTs

a RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
N BY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to for pur-
poses therein mentioned Trustee will proceed
2ls of March next the premises sell all the property
of the SALEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, situated
in the of Salem. And whole proper
ty should not be considered satisfactory, the Buildings Ma
chinery and Lands will be offered for separately.
to be made known the day of SALE Said sale to
be continued from day day till the whole property sold
TH0S. j. WILSON, Trustee
Salem, n. c., Jan. 10, 1854. 2-@- le--sw
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NOTICE.-A B. NJ L. STITH HAVING CLOSED
their business in Raleigh have rented the Store house
recently occupied by Selby Murray for an office.
They respectfully those Indebted to them
to call Immediately and accounts
will be compelled to place them the hands of officers
collection.
They have Consignment few Pipes of French Bran.
dy and Baskets of Champagne Wine which they will close
at New York cost and invite dealers to call and examine
them. So. eEt5-,
January 49, 1924. ls-tlstF
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SECOND DIsP PATCH


Progress of tile Wdr-7He Ara6s of the Desert as
sting the .Sultan-Reported Turkish Victories
Smith OBrien Not Escaped, de-
New York, Jan. 16, P. NJ. The following furth-
accounts were brought by the Europa to-day
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The Paris Moniteur of Dec. 80 announces that
according to the latest advces from Constantinople
the Divan in perfect harmony with the repre-
to the conditions on which the Porte could with
honor concur in the establishment of peace.
The latest accounts from the Danubian principa-
ties state that the mortality among the Russian
troops has considerably increased
Letters from Aleppo, of the 10th ult, state that
the Arabs of the desert have raised 5000 men to
aid the Sultan.
The Russian army in the Caucasus has been rein
forced by fifteen regiments of Cossacks.
Sweden and Denmark are both armng, in expec-
taton of active hosttes the Baltic in the spring
The Porte has consented to accept the last of
the Vienna conference. If Russia refuses this the
four powers will commence active hostilities.
The Russians are preparing for operations of a
decidedly aggressive character.
Letters from Constantinope, dated Dec 18th
state that the Porte had just contracted for
thirty million piastres in three important banking
houses in that city.
A rumor is very prevalent that Sha of Persia has
formally instructed his Consus discontinue dplo-
mrtic relations with the Queensof Great Britain.
The news from Asia mentions that the Russians
were driven back at Aexandropol
& Selim Pasha gained brilliant victory in the
neighborhood of Lafar.
Letters from Trebsonoe announce that the Turks
had been victorious at Terek.
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A TTENTION FARMERS OF5WAKE.-A
N regular meeting of the Wake County Agricultural So
cety will be held in the City Hail. FRIDAY the a7th
deliver before the Society the first
tural Lectures re ,o. W. W.-WHITAKER,, 9Scy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

Hon. RoBT. STRANGE We are gratiied to find the
following paragraph in the last Fayetteville Carolina
an
"JUDGE STRANGE's HEALTH. We are pleased to
know that this distinguished gentleman is now re-
covering from his recent Illness and with the pros
pect of speedy restoration to his usual good health
BY the by we see it stated in the Raleigh States
man. that Judge S. has been suffering from paralysis
of the side and tongue. This is mistake; Judge S.
has not been stricken with paralysis the only ap-
proximation to anything of the kind being tempo
rary attack in hand. which speedily relieved:
Wehope soon to him entirely restored to health"
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COou..--we learn from our exchanges recels.
n,e,tsrday, that heaSytains occurred in thjsyi,
5,,yIud as far East ss Baltimore on Tlssday,-4
n, consequence. thed yts.e.day was many de-
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PsLrox.-Thouell seyepl deaths have occurred
aTuIlon, Of cholera. we leatn from reliable Sp-
tLsiy that the current reports in regard tolhe
nugs Oft6s disease there, are greatly eSngeeru.
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RrtoloUs sEcrs IL ViRsiriA. The Richmond
w., Christian Advocate says, that there are In
vtgiaa 50, sos BnpIlslsi 2.s45 hsihoaia gpisco;,
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Darn ERoA sus srRoKE.--A man named
o,tL, reeenilyhomltelSnd FellJeGl from sur
NIKE, on the isaSkof The .. a o! Railroad, near
CineIcn, on M0ndSYllps,, 'ag
lyhng nsa named Graham fell suddenly on
lpr.msnt in ibis city on Wednesday apparent,
Ehom the same cause, The application Of cold
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