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10000 Dollars Wanted.
TWyuE CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER

10000 Dollars Wanted.
HlmE CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER
~ r the purpose Of ssonpe
ing their improv ement
ed at the last session of the General Assembly the conpa
thousand dollars Five hundred dolIarspaya-
BILE in the City of New York five after date and bear
pie and undOpbfed personal security will be given
Those wishing to loan any portion Of said sum will please
address the Treasurer at Peterborough Chatham County,
HENRY A. LONDON,
Treas. C. F. & d. Il. Nav. Co.
1.-THE Raleigh Star and Register will please copy.l
WyoMBs, MONUMENTS, HEADsTONEs, &c.
Il THE SUBSCRIBER having been North and purchas-
ed large assortment of Italian and American Marble
stones sa6s F6unts Bakers Slabs and Nova Scotia
Gntones solicits the patronage of the citizens Raleigh
and the surrounding country He invites the citizens
send their orders which will be punctuay attended to-
The subscriber has been in business in this place sixteen
ten minutes walk from the State aen.e
at the the South-East Corner of the Graveyard.
no hesitation IN saying he do work reasonable
s Raleigh, Sept s. 1892 -'-i''1AA 7iNoNAs So
NJOTICE.--.oN MONDAY, 9Th of MARCH NEYT
shall offer for sale at the late residence of
the land on which the eeease srea Of SIX months
household and kitchen furniture crop of all kinds
plantation utensils and all other articles sold former
chaser of Of the above articles failing comply With
the terms OF sale Will be held for the deficiency
Several negroes will be hired out same day two Of
which fellows ~ - - :.
THoS. c. ARLINGTON Err.
Nash, Feb g. 1854. ae@td.
VsHE MACON HOUSE, NAMED IN HONOR
u of the late NArHL MACON of North Carolina in the
town of Portsmouth, the Depot of the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad, Steam Packet landing is now
open for the reception of guests. -
49, So JESSE PARKER, Aanagcr 80
January %, lSo4z.. 2l-6m.
TFATON'S FORM BOOK.-A BOOK OF PRAC-
Forms with Explanatory notes and references
authorities intended manuel practising LAWYER
IN she State Of North Carolina, by VIM. Eaton, Jr.
- FIR sale by w. L. sPOMER0Y. 2
Raleigh, Feb. IL 1888 - 26-se
Medium Crown Moeskin Hats, called "he Young Mans
Hat something entirely new.
~ EW CROP M0LAssES AND FRESH WHOLE
grain Rice Also 10 doz Ames Shovels, just to hand.
w. II. K. s.. TUCKER
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Notice to North Carolina & Virginia Merchants!
STEVENSON & WEDDELL, IMPORTERS AND
k9JoBBERs STAPLE FANCY DRY GooDs, Peteys5uvg
"a Now offer to the trade large and commanding
large stock of DoMErc FABRICS purchased before the
cent advance in prices. i s5s e. .l.st
Merchants respectfully invited examine our
assortment feel confident offer great induce
D1drket. - ~
n. B. 0aDERs PROMPTLY ATTENDED. TO.
Petersburg, Va, Sept. g. So
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.-THE y
NISesson will commence the first Monday in JAM

1854
RATES TUITION (PA1ABLE ADvAScE)
of Eno fsb GIsmmar and Geography. $1,000
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, 300
For any thing higher, 1900
For the College Classes without any extra
charge the Languages 5000
Nns;c on Piano. i'N- -~i 5000
Use of Instrument, $50
The Guitar,
Drawing and Painting, 1900
: Oil Painting, 1900
Needle Work, 800
Board per month, 500
- Washing per month, 100
Musical Soirees will be given during each term.
7. T. GRANDY,
Secy of Board of Trustees
Deceu,I,or 1873
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Arl;sot ard Dspdrtrsq R,ilSocd and at AID
fSpsss l1als'gh
NORTHERN MAIL. RAuaoAn p ~ J. s
-i'l.s. ''-i's - Mail closes at o.,
SOUTHERN MAIL (Br TvoaloRsE H La ~ n
Leaves daily ....=... At = a. M
Arrives daily Mai closes ii i 81 my
WESTERN MALL Br Foun-HoRsE Co ACHES y
Leaves daily at SI<
>''i'e' A"'' : Mail closes at 8 mr.
PETERBOROUGH N AIIs-( BIZ Two-uoRsE HAeK'(
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday, .. m
Arrives Monday and Thursday az P'
mail closes Tuesday, and Saturdays at p M
GoLDsBoRoUGH MAIIsz-(Br FouR-HoRsE G9Acn =. m
Leaves daily, Except Sunday a. n M
Arrives daily, Except Monday,) - - p
- Is Mail closes at p m
MARLBOROUGH MAIn,-(Br Two-HoRsE HACK }.
Arrives tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at p; ILL.,
sIMail closes Sunday, Tuesday and THURSDAY at p ~
RoxBoRoUGH MAIL,-(Br HORSE, 20
Leaves Friday, at at . a. M
Arrives FRIDAY fsail closes Friday at IL M
-uE FOIIOWINCs SCHEDULE HAS BEEN
ordered by the Post Master General and goes into OPP
Grafton on this Road to-day: .,pN
Leave Raleigh at A. NJ, and reach eidon 1t -A'
in time for the Express train to Wilmington
Leave Weldon at q p NJ, and reach f'aeign9 d. va N
Office Raleigh CASTOR Railroad Co. 81
September 9th, 1858.
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If you want a Cheap Bargain Call at the New
FANCY STORE.

Cneup
FANCY STORE.
Sign of Boot
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE GREAT PLEASURE TO
n inform the public that they have just received large
lot of Goods in their line, which they offer at the lowest
prices such they hope will them share of the
public patronage.
FANCY GOODS-Fine French and German Reticules,
Ladies Work-boxes, Velvet Pearl, Silver and embossed
Portemonnies, lnda-rubber round Tuckpg Dressing
Combs French China Cofee Glass and China Vases Chill
dren Tea Sets Kid Wax, China and Inda-rubber Dolls
Crying Babies asst Baskets, HAIR Tooth Shaving Cloth
Nail and Comb Brushes China Tea Sets Toilet Sets asst
homs, Pocket Cutlery, Musical Instruments, Umbrellas
Canes, Whips, &c
GUNS AND PISTOLS-Guns, asst from S. to $40
Brass and Steel Pistols Aliens SeIfcockng Pistols Mayn
ards patent and Colts Revovers Powderfask Shot
bags, Gamebags, Leather Gun Covers, &c.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO-Upmann Londres Ambroisa,
Fortuna, La Union, La PARA, all Havannas Ell Agula
ArianaEo Principle Cigars. Smiths superior Jenny
Lind Chewing Tobacco Calls celebrated Smoking TObae-
CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERIES-Aw well selected
Stock. Toys, &c, general assortment
F. MAILER & co.
RALEIGH Oct. q 1853
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STRAYED from the Subscriber, on the 2ad instant a
SGREY HORSE, about 10 years old. he was purchas
heard FROM making his way direction Any
information respecting said horse will be thankfully receiv
ed, by JOHN p. TURNER.
Four miles west of Enfield, Halk County, N. c.
Jan. 90, 1854. - - q s23.25t. pd.
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4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE BEAUTIFuI
Medium Crown Moleskin Hats called "the Young Mans
Hafv something entirely new.
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"NION HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, Va.-TH!S
QtHOTEL situated Main Street, convenient to the
part of The PrUprietOrs have recently
their premises large and commodlous BRICK
building containing eleven comfortable rooms which, with
the old buildings win enable them furnish good
mOdafiOps for number of visitors
Determined the comfort of their guests by
every their power, they respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. 10000 ~
1e ISSI l91v.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-JUST RECEIVED AT
Il THE LADIES' SALOON, NORFOLK, Va, 100 cases India
Rubber Shoes which of Fall orders This stock
the very best quality and will be warranted
not to be affected by temperature of the weather 1t
consists Mems India Rubber Boots, short legs long legs
and extra long legs, for Wading and Fishing.
Mems India Rubber Shoes Clogs Slippers Sandals, &c.
Womens India Rubber Boots Bocecs Buskins, Slippers,
Sandals Clogs, and Over Caters.
Ladies' fine India Rubber Shoes Slippers Sandals, &c. of
the most beautiful and delicate make.
style of Gossamer lubbers for Ladies have been
lust received also the Ladies' Saloon There has
been thing like them before and the Agents
the Manufacturer other dealer in Norfolk in the
of Virginia and North Carolina sell them unless
purchased through Iuuse-
The Merchants of Norfolk Portsmouth, Petersburg and
Richmond well those country Merchants from Virginia
and North Carolina be supplied at Manufacturers prices
the Ladies' Saloon with the goods from this celebrated
Factory They superior in point of durability beauty
and style to others that made in this country
The goods for inspection, and orders
specially solicited
The Ladies' Saloon 81, Main street. Norfolk Va,
Sign of the Large Plate Glass Windows
VI. H. ADDINGT0N 4 CO.
Norfolk, Va.
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rATON's FORM BOOK.-A BOOK OF PRAC-
tca Forms with Explanatory notes and references to
authorities intended the practising LAWYER
In she State of North Carolina, by VIM Eaton, Jr.
Raleip as i Feb D Il, 1858 :" l. poMhk ssG
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UTU,L INSURANCE |

MTORTH-CAROLINAM UTU,L INSURANCE.
IN COMPANY, Raleigh This Company has been IN
successful operation than and CON
TUNES risks upon all classes of property in the state
Except Steam Mills TuTpentine Disleries upon fa
sTorable terms ss.s-.s 49,
It's Policies property amounting TO S49ooVvo
sent Capital Six Hundred Thousand IN bonus
properly secured .,.. 80
The cost upon the plan of this Com
pany less than onehird of one cent per an
num- property embraced IN
The following persons been elected Directors and
Officers of this Company for the present year:
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WARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS. FOR 1854.
w The Subscriber has just received his supply Garden,
Grass and other Seeds for the growth of 1854 of eor
sety Gardeners and others requested early
CALI in order to get whatever kinds they may All
Seeds warranted to be sfresh and gennne. -.
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~ EW CROP M0LASSES AND FRESH WHOLE
rfain Rice Also 10 doz Arnes' Shoves just to hand
,s,. y, H. = =. :. Tuek as
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TWyHE MACON HOUSE, NAMED IN HONOR
u of the late NATHL. MACON, of North Carolina in the
town Of Portsmouth the Depot of the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad, and the Steam Packet landing is now
open for the reception of guests -
ssZz4.sss ssss JESSE PARKER Manager.
Iii -, III --$a T
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"ARRENTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
The 26th sem-annual Session this Institution will
commence ON the 1st MONDAY u January 1854.
Will be received at time during Session
further particulars apply to the Principals. I,
GRAVES WILCOX, y
~ Warrenton, N. G.
Decemper 10, 1900. ss ss-sss - = 9-3m.
a NEW SUPPLY OF PICTURES, WITH AND
without Frames also Gilt Mouldgs of everv descrip-
tion for sale at the MUSIC STORE. =
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EHRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-WL-
Il MAMS HAYWOOD, are now receiving large add
tons to their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PERFUMERY &c, &c, from the most reliable Houses in
the Northern Cities which have been purchased with eye
single their purity and offered for sale at such prices
and such terms shall compare avorab with house
in the State.
Physicians, Country Merchants and Dealers generally
will do well to give call before purchasing feeling
sured shall not fail to please both in point price and
quality.
Orders promptly attended to- and particular attention Civ
to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Pres riptons compounded at all
hours of the day and night by competent person with
neatness and despatch
We tender sincere thanks to the citizens of Ra-
leigh and the surrounding country fer the long and liberal
patronage have received and trust by unng zeal and
energy please in the prosecution of business merit
its continuance.
Raleigh April %, 1851. g.
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lust ,rO HAND.-5,oOo PALMETTO, LANDRES
- Cigars, the choicest brand in the market
5000 Mannilla Ell Sal, La Constancia,
10000 assorted brands
500 sup. Orinoco chewing Tobacco
Come and try us and we feel confident will give full
satisfaction. + MAhLf-h ~
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WILSON & GRICE,

GENERAL. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
n, n ITah Street aud Pierce's UhGU,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
s,; nersona and prompt attention to the Sale and
Forwarding of and Merchandise OF every oeScp
tion and make liberal consignments
' REFERENCES.
(1Eo w MoRDEcAI Esq, Raleigh.
- Messrs W. II. & R. s. TUCKER, Raleigh
KISG THOMAS BARROW, Louisburg
RN ID. C. HERNDoS, Oxford
Hon. WELDON N. EDWARDS, Warren County.
@E Col 8 s. RoYsrER Granville.
Nesxrs JSe WHITE & Co, Warrenton.
MoNrGoNERY & PLUMNER, Warrenton
Col. WALTER GwYSN Chief Eng. Central Rail Road.
,, UJ,. !" Nv wIISOy GEO W. GRICE
~ "a 1s5s 4S-1y.
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m0n REWARD.-RANAWAY ABOUT The
DS1 Goth of December last my negro boy pENa a
staying for the years at Williams q faywoods
Drugstore will give the above reward to any person
,bo will deliver him to me- or conine him in Jail
"no 7" - $50 w. G. STRICKLAND.
o. ,ost 22-6t.
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WNT ORKMEN WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER
w wishes to employ PAINTER and TRIMMER Car
riages also two wood workmen-a BoDY-MAKER and
WHEELwRGHT. The best wages and constant employment
will be given. Address the subscriber at Peterborough,
Chatham, n. C.. VIM. D. KIRKSEY.
January 1S-tf.
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The following are the Counties scomnes;no a,
AToRIAL DIsTRIcrs of North Carolina e Fifty So,
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MUST ARRIVED ATT. MAHLER'S & co.
a. doz Bufaloetongues- fine article,
200 Smoked Beef
200 Superior Gochen Cheese,
Layer and Bunch Raisns, in halls, quarters
and cghts, 1,
% do Currants, Lemons, Figs, Brandy Peaches,
10 Packages Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale,
1 fierce new Rice, superior Vinegsr-3c-, &C.
= - Call and see
Feb Iii 81 22-
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JOHN Cox, Edenton,
JOSHUA bonner, Salem,
J. H. Pool, Elizabeth City,
F. F. PAGAN, Plymouth,
ALEx'R MITCHELL, Newbern,
W. N. II. SMITH, Murfrees-
borough,
Fl. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
JOHN b. BARRETT, Milton,
A. T. SUNNY, Asheville.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.-2ooO PAPERS VI o. SVi lie
Srior Virginia Smoking Tobacco, recommends
Z" first families" For sale by .x,1roOD
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transpertaton Of bullion from New York 10 Phladelpha
will be bat xbost $l5 900 per annum, may well bs
startled 1t the tax TO support the ssayng
tablishment in Esw York.
Mr.. BAyIY said that was pertinent point the chair
nsn, (Mr Chandler do ubt recognized to be- But
he hnd very little to DO with philadelphia Now York
ks pcins He was sking at the subject II concerns
Mf. TLonxex further remarked cost 70 the coun-
being Oeo would reacs the n S1o00a0 per an
and asked fhe special attentiow Of fkc House 10
the fat.
Mr.. AAyrY ssid II would bea reckless unjlfiaabye ex~
pendituSrof pr5lic money AZ good ate ccnld be pro-
cured for e5 600. 10 Is said "znris yrancec but be
did nut wsnt New YcS to be tn United States nor Wall
sltCttO Ue New Ycr&. Thcrc NAs no e.JodruSs0m why
de ssay s1ace slioeG be locAte6in Wall AfesE
MI. CnAn1aMArN, Gcem) of H., delivered his views
against the Eebrsska b objsctfzr especially to the
peal Of the Missouri compromise Hs protested against
thcNntve American feature Of the bll leEslitng
e1oos into the Territory, and egsang the Dutch snd
nominations II the party desired TO carry out the doc
trnes non interventio they viii les the Missouri
promise alone.
THE WEST SOnT CADEnx
Mr. Rococx, (dcm. loi vs, moved joint resolution in
relation to cadets mt West Point He SAID by the recent
sprorcnment Of representatives in two
dets had been thrown into the district while othe
districts have none. The law provides that cade
shall be appointed frem every Congressional district
This he proposed should be done In the districts not
represented by cadet appointments The Secretaryof War
had informed him that this would additionally increas
the number Of cadets eight but that in the of
Pending the consideration Of the subject the House ad
journed
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WILLIAMSBURG city News.

COMMON Corxcm.--A meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen
held at the City Hall last evening, the Presdens
Alderman Baker In the chair. communication was
received from His Honor Mayor Wall returning without
his approval the resolution passed By the Board, grant
ing to x Brown the privilege ofaying down gas ppen
and mains In the various streets Of the city
resolution was adopted providing FOR the appoint
ment Of an Inspector of Meats and Markets.
The Committee on Stages submitted report In favor
Of changing the route Of the Newtown stages from FA
and North Second streets, to Even and North Second
streets in order to accommodate resdents on Grand
street. Adopted.
The following preamble and resolution offered by Alder
man wilmarth, were adopted -
whereas has passed the House Of Assembly an
horaing David s. Mills and others lay railroad trscx
through South Sixth ard South Seventh streets wnheSs
content Of the Common Councl and contrary 70 -
provisions Of the city charter. therefore ..s -
Rcsolved That committee Of three be apPoinses L.
this Board with authority adopt such - may
be necessary to prevent the passage hy me
said act far The relates 10 tho nynB rsro
track through said streets.
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nIlTAL or THE STAR OF fHE WEST.
yz1RID1D CALAMITY
AT VIRGIN BAY, ON LAKE NICARAGUA.
Tweaty.Fsur Returned Caiibnzians Drowned.
FULL ACsevNT OF THE HEAaT .RENDmc OCCURRENCE
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS,
&c., &c., &c.

The steamship Star OF tho wsst, Captsn e. l. rnhlc-
pssgh, eight days from IAN Juas with 4ISi passengers
and ss1s,e11 IA gold freight, arrived abcst idaight
Her dates from, California Anticipated .the North
Star.
The Brother ssxtiian which connected WITH thc Sar
Of the West left San Francitco at p TIL 16th uIt
Among the passengers by the Star of the wst is F.
A. Beslsn, ESQ., United statcS Secretary Legation In
Central America M. B. lefttFe capital of Nicarssna
the 26h ult and is thcbcnrer Of important .chcs
o our government At Washington Major W. N. Grier
o. g. A., on his return from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hs md
conducted detachment of United States troopsaad Dr.
J. Fl. Gihon, of San Frsncisco are alse passengers
The steamship George Law sais6d' from AspnwaiI
lc 5th, for New York with 200 passengers and absnta
mNn in treasure.
T'6of folIo Il t,o ctof
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City Intelligence.

The 1MrRovKkEN7s METR0PoIis-perhaps the i'm
ana new decorations made In our city during
The extensive additions TO the st. Nicholas Hotel have
iccn completed. 1hat hotel has front of three
hu1difd feet Broadway and extends through Mer-
street, depth OF two hundred feet 1t thus
las entrances on broadway Spring and Mercer Streets
ard contains six hundred rooms including one hundred
ard fifty suites for families. The aggregate length Of
the halls and corridors in this vast establishment Is said
TO be two miles and two thousand gas burners
suhed 20 light the various departments The whole
NJ mixer or servants employed Is two hundred and seven
ty-fve larger number we believe than Is employed in
any other Loi q in the city II not in The world.
Is rumo ed that Mr. La.arge intends to rebuild the
Metropolitan Hall and The new front on Broadway des-
troyed by the fire in January last.
The BaIers have also decided to rise from their ashes
ON Their old SITE and to erect set of buildings equal If
not SUPERIOR to those burned last winter We understand
"tte details Of the plan have not been decided on,
though the present intention is to erect three large
buildings separated from each other by wide space
and made as nearly hre-proof II practicable. The
buildings may be Of iron or Of brick and grane and by
Eve Adams Iower-Tr Tresses win be ready TO 90 in"
BY no means the least important improvement Of the
times Is the rew city police telegraph, which is
communicate with the residence Of the Chief from his
ofce and all the station houses In the city The pnce,
progress, and result Of fire. fight anything else Of
inI ortance win through this be known Mt the Chiefs
Office Immediately
Besides these every hand granite stores and marble
Who shall set limits TO the march Of Improvement
TBS TrrEc1s CS CIoslxc Run snors on THE sAnBArI.--
Captain Stevenson, Of tie Sixteenth ward thus specu-
ates in his returns to the Chiefs Office upon the benefits
Of closing the rum holes Of his ward on Sunday
For tie past three Snndsys there has person
nrrefd Up th district which, in my opinion arises
the fact that the pert few months have succeeded
closing the rum shcTs the Sabbath and am pleased
that thofc who engaged In the business have
Piled with the Law with areadness which prepared
long cutting on the lager bier on Sunday has this
result let II be done In all other wards as we'll as the Six
teenth.
FnE-A nre broke out about O'Clock Sunday night, In
the carpenter shop Of Mr. David Mclean Eighty
street, between Third and Fourth avenues which
consumed tcEeths! With large quantity q finished
$780, An there had mot bs&n any rc about the premises
sncs eaturhy, the Paee Wss uIdoebtsdy sst On Ore.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
~S~>~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~>e
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
-o1~>~~e~>~>->@~~~~~~~~~
the BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR.
o.>>~~>>r~c~~o~~0~~~o<~
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.
tfgs r~r~-~~So~>~e~>e~~N>~~osOO
Bills for the Construction Of Railroad and
Telegraph to the Pacific.
.tH .ooo~~~~~>S~~~~o-~~~~~>
Senatorial Debate on Petition Relative
-. to tho Niagara Falls Canal.
N-'f
) PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS IN THE HOUSE.
4It.s#e o|~>~~~s~~~>~~0>>~~~~~
RAILROAD ACCDENTs-MARKET REPORTS
&C., &C., &c.

The Latest from Washington.
Tu ADMINISTRATION AND THE BLACK WARRIOR AT
yAIR-ADDITI0NAL INFORMATION, ETC.
WASHINGTON March 49, 1854.
y understood tho President win not send message
to Congress relative to the ss1ure OF the Black
Waros in consequences Of the receipt of additional in
formation this afternoon Mr.. Dallam bearer Of des
patches from Havana arrived here this afternoon four
O'clock In the Southern boat He left Havana in the
Isabel Wednesday, last The cargo Of tho Black War
xor had been unloaded and in the store
houses.
It = said in The Cabinet meeting, this morning. ma:
jority Of the members in favor Of recommending
suspension Of the neutrality laws with SPAIN in of
refusal to give prompt satsaction for the outrage of
sezing the vessel The dispatches received this after
noon win probably alter this view, but the message
win scarcely be ready to in in the morning will
necessary to examine the papers communicated
THE NEB1AsKA BILL-Irs FRIENDS, ETC.
We have reliable information that the statement made
In the New York BUsmmg Post that GrecneU Bronson is
oppossd 70 the Nebraska bi Is utterly unfounded The
letter referred to by the Post is either fraud
.wxittsn years ago upon another question. Mr..
Bronson II . warm advocate ofthe bill.
Ths opposition Of Mr. Pugh, the Senator elect from
Ohio 10 the Nebraska bil s confined simply to the
Clayton amendment The great principle Of the bil-the
sabrosstono Of the Missouri compromise-msets his ap
srova Unless the enemies Of the Nebraska bill press
the intention Of Mr. Richardson to try and reach
! the I'LL for some time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-14

=. HlAn0hD March E0 1874.
serious accident occurred ON the New London and
Palmer Railroad this afternoon passenger car at
tachcd to freight train going from New London Will
mantfc, when North WiAdham, thrown from the
track and down an embapkment, turning In its
course and lodging stump, which driven through
the ep Of the There sixteen passengers in the
car, ffteen of whom were less injured. Rev.