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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20

- IT," lion. Jacob \. Collnmcr was dcclar-
cd elected on the part of the Senate.
Mr.. Jones offered Il joint resolution, adopt
INK the Joint rules ofthe last General Assem-
bly,, for the government Of the two house. UNI
ii others are provided. Passed.
Message from the House. that they had
adopted the joint resolution providing for
Joint rules.
Message from the House that they had on
their part made choice Of an t. $. senator
and were now ready to 90 into Joint assembly
to compare the journal Of the two Houses.
and complete the election. Senate went into
Joint Assembly.
Messages were exchanged between the two
houses, that they are respectively prepared
To proceed to the election OF Scna or for
the unrxrircd term Of William Cpham.
The ballots were taken. sorted and counted
and were as follows
Whole number, ~
Necessary toa choice, -
Of this number Lawrence Brainerd had %
and was declared elected ON the part of the
Senate.
Ordered that the House of Representatives
! be informed by message that the Senate have
on their part made All election, aniwcrc ready
to meet the House in Joint Assembly to com
! plctc the election
, ~ blUlllbT nOllCt was TtC'lNtl from lI'
! House, and the Senate went into Joint As
scmhly.
The annual ESccctivc Message was received
| and read
/ The Senate then proceeded to the election
fits Standing Commuters, and the following
were chosen
COMMITTEE on Rule,--Mcssrs Sergeant
Warner, liartshorn.
Committee on Eiccfions-Messrs. Warner
| Waite, Wheeler
Committee on Educdt,on-Messrs Benedict
! Head, Button.
COMMITTEE on F,nance-M essrs. Williams
Allen. Daniels
Committee on Judiciary-Mcssrs. Coolidge
Sergeant, Phelps
COMMITTEE on Claims -Messrs. Dcnson
Gleason, Farnsworth.
Committse on observation-disclosures, Kim
ball, White, Atkinson.
COMMITTEE on .Mdnufncturo-Messrs Mil
lington, Lcavcns, French.
Committee on Military Afar'-Mes,rs.
Hyde, Millingtun, Green.
COMMITTEE on Rpads-Me.srs. Iloyt, Hyde
Paige.
Committee on Bdnks-Mcssrs. Jones, Dem
ison. Wadsworth.
Lana Tar Comm,nce-Messrs. Powers,
HOLSTER, IlGrtshorn.
tIinurnrd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12
HEALTH OF PASSENGER VESSELS

We obtained last week and published synopsis of the
detailed reports OF The accommodations &c, of passenger
vessels required be The Secretary of the Treas
ury showing the condition of the vessels which arrived dn
ring one month at New York and Philadelphia We are
now able to give similar statement in regard passen-
ger vessels which arrived at Baltimore:
July 49, arrived ship Mariana 81 days from Bremen with
2l passengers deaths this ship kept clean and in
good order in every respect she mgated every
ing by burning between decks which the collector thinks
the best diststecting agent that could be used
August g. baraue Virginia, so days from Bremen, with
lag passengers no dea although smallpox prevailed
board.
august 10, ship Albert, 81 days from Bremen, 9th ~
no deaths sickness the ship was in good
order and condition
August IL, ship Scotia, Gs days from Liverpool. with %
one dea the ship in good order aSd con-
dition the passengers enjoyed good health
August H. ship George IS days from Bremen, with 4l
passengers landed at York AID Baltimore death
smallpox prevailing among the passengers ship was found
in clean condition juniper berries burnt as dsnfecng
agent every day when weather permitted passengers
mustered on deck.
August 49, ship Post a6 days from Bremen with 265 pas
sengcrs three infants died the passengers apartments
were washed once week and fumgated with juniper ber
rics
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12

he inspires neither hatred curiosity in that every one
steadasy in his religious opinions and un
ipterrupedly prosecutes his temporal concerns.
of FACTIONS, THIS uoutd cease TO Dc ne
case for erey could necessarily ~'sh TO be an auT
iary of such such party We have already SEEM o."
,ghe these factions claimed religion Woatd innieo
aev become IN the United wha at this day which
is as much as to say that it has ianatcism aoonstitu
ent part of its composition and that is important thing
This apathy which be reused by the most furious
shirt of poseytism and which it present business TO
pont out account for certainly takes It's rise from
the perfect liberation of the different sects OF religion
In America no form Of oorp prescribed no one ss'ao-
Led by Ga and therefore, there disturbances about
religion But this perfect liberation has itself principle
which is that religion, although eyerywhere real sent
ment is more especially sentiment of habit all the araor
of the moment employed about the means OF speedily I'M
proving worldly prosperity and hence results the ch cause
of the entire calm of the Americans respecting
which is not according the constitution OF their mihos
either medium obstacle.
We confidently believe that the same toreseeing miho
who could thus oree far in advance that sects would
array themselves with party san aat'tidry an n
of political facons" has truly foreseen that Then mes
factions are once GAINED religion p become IN me Cn'
States cha ,oas the earlier and purer days oil the re
public and has heretofore been until the present Time
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12
LINCOLN AND WALDO.

Jonathan g. Dekerson, esq, of Belfast Maine was NOM
mated the 9th instant the democratic candidate for
representative to Congress from the third district There
were nuetyseven votes thrown of which on the first bal
lot Mr. Dickerson had forty-nine The nomination was
made unanimous
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12
AMERICANS IMPRISONED IN NlcAnAoI

AMERICANS IMPRISONED NIcAnAoUA-n .s,..l u''ou
Rivas, Nicaragua Aug. %, says
Capt Myrck the superintendent of the Accessory Tran
sit CompanT coal depot has been imprisoned Mr. Henry
Gotal their transportation contractor also arrested
on charge of being spy The enemy and had il not
been for Mr. s. Pdee United States consul at San Juan
del Sur both might have beet shot by tis time. lie
cured their release Mr. Simeon Warden OF good
deal of property had bought houses from native
the amount of $4,000 and the houses subsequently,
seized by the authorities"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12
w WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1864.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
William NJ. Harrison collector of the customs, Rich
mond Virginia, vice John Lynch deceased
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12

The Portland Me- Argus Of Saturday says
Gone hundred democrats and straight wings, Thursday
evening last Biddcord withdrew their connexon from
the nothing lodge OF that place on account OF the at
tempt to maze ,he political machine for Arson F.
Morrill, and his fusion allies,"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12
We find the following in The rrsderiek lMdl Citizen

We find the following in the Frederick Md Citizen
Gone of honest intelligent and industrious German
follow citizens long been known for his love and de-
votion tr o Institutions of the country having been
asked the difference Detweos native American and a
naturaized citizen said the only difference Is nis Ths
ntfse American into Tie country naked and the nat
uraizd citizen eqqos h his clothes on THIS definition
was good good be iossnd we give i for the
benefit 0f readers"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12

Hon John G. Breckenridge is announced to address the
people of Owarton Owen county, Kentucky, on Monday
We rejoice hear that his health is completely
stored
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12

The congressional and legislative election In Florida
takes place October Q The Legislature is to choose un-
ted States senator.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12
THE PRESIDENT.

The President and Mrs Pierce returned to the seat OF
eminent Saturday evening last from their brief visit to
Capon Springs Virginia On their return they took the
route of the railroad and met at the depot by
large number of the patriotic citizens of Alexandria,
who welcomed the Chief Magistrate to their ancient city
with degree of codalty and enthusiasm which called
forth feeling response After the ceremony OF reception
was over President expressed regret at his inability TO
accept of the proered Inequalities and assured the COM
nee OF arrangements that he would avail himself oil an
early opportunity to visit Alexandria
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-12

The Philaaephla Daily 9ggiser violent abolition IA
per has been discontinued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

New foik, S<pf. -.
The stesmer Atlantic arrived at her
wharf his morning. with dates from
Liverpool TO the 9th instant, having
been detained BY exceedingly rangil
weather. During a constant success
sin Of gales she had her starboard pad
dle-box and ut-~ater carried away.
Russia has uncanditionally rejected
the peacr proposals Of the Allied Pow
cas-. Atabinet Council was held at
Vienna immediately on the reception
OF the reply. The Austrian aud Swe.
dish Ministers are expected immediate
ly to leave ST. Petersburgh.
A despatch from Berlin. dated on
the 5fh. states that the Russian note
demands that Prussia shall act as q me-
diator for the renewal Of negotiations
on The basis Of propositions az inter-
preted and modified by Russia.
We have nothing new from The Bal
tic. Bomarsund has not vet been dis.
.mantled. Affairs in the Black Sea and
ON the Danube are unchanged.
Prince Albert aud the Kings of Por.
tugal and Belgium are with the En-
peror Napoleon at the Boulogne ca mp.
Queen Christina is reported to be in
sane from excitement.
The blowing up Of Gustarsvern by
the Russians is confirmed. II is still
doubtful whether the Black Sea expe.
dition is against Sebastopol or Anapa.
The Belgian Ministry have with
drawn their designations.
Madrid was quiet at the latest dates.
Christina had quilted under an escort
of cavalry on The 2sth--her children
had arrived in England.
The siege artillery belonging to the
French army had arrived at Con stan'i-
nople on the Goth ultimo.
Ali the Turkish men-of.war on the
coast Of Asia had been put in requisi-
tion for Yarna.
The artillery had embarked at VAR
ma. and troops were actively prepar-
ing.
Adsices from Bucharest 10 the 2Sth
state that the Turkish forces were be-
ing concentrated behind the kalmazie.
General Luders had received orders to
remain on the defensive at Galatz and
Braila
The Russian commanders have been
ordered to withdraw their troops on
the line Of the Seneth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. Sep. 20.
ToBDAcco-Lugs $3.50 a. 700; Leaf.
common to good, 81 a. SO so; good
to fine. $40 so a. SIS so.
CoTToS.--Sales at 81 c.
WHEAr.-Sales at ~ 90 a l &C c.
CoRS.--Sales at so &c.
FLouR.--city Extra % SO a 80.
BAcoN.--ya. hug rounds lie. ; Sides
OF a 81 c.; Shoulders 81 a 81 c.
GuASo. =. Peruvian $50; Mexican
SIS; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. Sep. 20.
Candles-Fayetteville Factory lsc.
a. 90. Adamantine 50 "a 35c.
Cotton--8 a SIC.
fl0ur-Cross 81 IS; fine 8 90; SUI
perfne sS s5
Feathers-45 az 47c.
Corn--l 90 % 1 10.
Molasses-Cuba e5 az &c; N. Or.
leans 40c.
Whiskey $50 SOC.
Norfolk, Sep. %.
Flour. - Superfine 9 81, Extra
9:62a 81.
SrcAR-Brown. Porto Rico, 81 81 ;
N. Orleans S IA &C.
MoLAssRs-Cuba % &c; N. Or
leans 81 a 80 c.
CorFEE- Laguira il LII c.; Rio
liza III.
Peruvian S48.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

In the French Courts railroad acct
dents. as we designate them. are pu-
nished with exemplary justice. A man
was killed some time ago, while work
ing on railroad bridge. His widow
brought an action against the company
for damages for the neglect Of the sig
nal man. Who did not warn her hus-
band in time. The tribunal condemn
ed the company to pay the widow one
hundred dollars down, forty dollars a
year for life. and twenty dollars year
to each Of her children, up to the age
Of eighteen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27
The mails continue to Furnish c,

The mails continue TO furnish cold
comfort for the famine makers. either
as regards the crops at home or abroad.
The crops in England and throughout
Europe generally prove to be unusually
abundant. The Times, in leader on
this subject. says:
"From this harvest TO the next there
can be no doubt that the difference in
the price Of wheat compared with that
in the previous twelve months will be
at least Cos. a quarter in favor of the
public, which. ON the whole cansump.
ton, will amount to a boon of twenty
FIVE millions Of pounds to that body on
wheat alone, besides corresponding re-
lief in other grain. Even the cost of
the war sinks to a triile compared with
this bounty frnm the skies aud, not
withstanding all the lavish expenditure
incurred, we nDw stand better prepar-
ed for war BY some twenty millions
than twelvemonth ago."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

" HExRr's IsyIsaHATIse CoapIaI.--The
menis Of this purely srgeislIe extract for the
ici,.ossland cure Of physical prosiralion, genital
debility. nervous sfieeiisLs. DC. &C., are fully
described IN another column Of this rsper. 10
which ihe reader il wfrrscd. 81 per bottle. Q
bottles for SIS, six hotties for IS. SIC per dozen.
Observe marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by 8. T.. Cohen. No. > Frank
lin Row. Vine Stree. below Eighth. Phi.sdel-
phis, Pa, TO wRos Ar onpkss MUST me- an
DnEssrp. Por Sale by al respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country: Whole.
sale by p. NJ. COHEN 4 Co.. Charleston, 8.
c.; PEEL. & STEVENS. Alexandra. Va;
MACPHERSON 4 MARSHALL, Baltimore.
Md. 33mly-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

MRs. PART.No1oN's Last" WE'LL"
said the old lady. the other day, as she
was engaged with her knitting work,
!. | wonder if | erer shall be able to
express myself correctly. ltscems to
me | never can use the right word.
Every time undertake to say anything,
| make some blunder or other. When
ever | open nv mouth. | am sure TO
put my foot into it,"--and she drew a
deep sigh as she spoke, Indicative
that her modification was inexpressi-
BILE. Democratic Repietp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27
TO OUR FRIENDS.

WE have just received lot of New Types,
part of which are intended for the con-
templated enlargement of the Recorder, and the
Others to enable us to execute in better STYLE
Blanks and other Job Work. Our friends will
see from this that we are in earnest in the mat
ter Of the enlargement of our paper and we
hope to receive sufficient encouragement to en-
able us to do so before the meeting of the Lc-
gislaturc. All that remains to accomplish il is
the purchase of new Press. The paper now
is as large as our old Press will print; and be-
sides, having withstood the assaults Of the Brit
ish in the war Of 1912, it is somewhat difficult
to be kept in order, and cannot be safely relied
on. An addition of $50 new subscribers, with
an advance payment, would meet the necessary
expenditure at once. We appeal, then. to our
friends in Orange, Alamance, Granville, Person,
and other neghboring counties, to aid us. By a
little effort from each Of our present subscribers,
all that we require could be accomplished in a
few days. The enlargement would make con-
siderable addition to the amount Of reading mat
ter each week, and would greatly increase the
usefulness and efficiency of the paper. If pro-
perly encouraged, we shall cndeavor 10 make
the RECORDER not only faithful exponent of
Wing principles but also one of the best Fami-
ly Papers published in the State. Who will be
the first to respond to our appeali We have
labored faithfully and long in the Wing cause,
and for what we believed to be the true inte-
rests Of North Carolina, and surely an appeal
now to the friends with whom we have co-opc-
rated, will not pass UNDECIDED.
D. HEARTT & SON.
August y. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27
INTERESTING PROM CHINA.

Our foreign adsices BY the last ar
rival mentioned that the American
Commissioner. Mr.. McLsne. had re-
eently gone up the river to MAXIM
with part of the American squadron.
bat that nothing Was knenn of has pro-
eeedings. A letter in the New York
"Timess gives detailed account Of
this expedition. together with a report
of the Communications between Mr..
McLane and the Commander Of the
Revolutionary lorees.
IL seems from the statements Of this
letter that Mr.. McLane has taken a
decided stand against the resolutiona.
ry movement. On his Way up the RI
yer an application was made to the
highest military oficer among the re-
bells, Who were in possession Of Nan
kin, asking for an interview, and a
member Of the Legation was sent on
shore 60 make arrangements for il.
After ,some delay an answer was re-
ceiyed. agreeing to an interview be.
tween the United States Commissioner
and Tai-ping-wang. the head Of the
rebellion. on conditian that the former
would do homage and pay tribute to
the latter MIR. McI.ane refused to
comply with this condition. and replied
that he could not recognise the rebel.
lious subjects Of an Emperor with whom
his Government Was ON terms Of peace
and smity and had forIned a CONNER
cial treaty. lie therefore left them
without further intercourse.
Asf. IafeRgtner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

s KSoxyILLK. CrESs.)-A letter, dated
at Knoxville on the sth instant. says !:
"Se,en tenths Of the population have
left the place. all business is suspend
ed, aud the stores closed. Ii presents
truly the most melancholy appearance.
Up to this evening iifty-two have died,
and the principal part Of them from the
most respectable class Of society.
hope its progress is arrested. as there
has been but one new case to-day, and
no deaths"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

An English gentleman recently. in
Conslantinople. having repeated the
remark Of Mr.. Layard in the British
parliament, that there are forty places
Of Protestant worship in the Turk6h
Empire, aud expressed his doubts Of
its correctness, they at once made him
a list Of more than fifty places, where
the gospel is stately preached under
the projection Of the Turkish governs
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

Az lSrBRIATr AsrLun.-The Leg
islature Of New York, at IFS last ses-
sion. Incorporated an institution, nam
ed the "United States lnebriate Asy-
lum." for the reformation Of poor aud
destitute drundards. The first meet
ing OF the Board Of Directors was held
in the city Of New York on Wednes-
day. We notice in the published list
Of the members of the Beard the names
Of the Ex-Governor Hunt, Hon. Ia
doc Pratt. and other distinguished geL-
tlcmen. Such an institution, we have
no doubt, is capable Of doing great
deal Of good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

Nancy Z. Ellis and Others, sr parte.
lcrz PURSUANT to the decree Of
sga,sa the Court Of Equity in this case,
ss shall offer for sale, on the 2sih Of DC.
<AEA tober next. al the late residence Of
Alexander Ellis, deceased, all the Real Estate Of
which the said Ellis died seized and possessed,
viz:
One Tract, called the Home Tract,
on which there isa valuable Saw Mill, adjoining
the lands Of Joseph Hester and others.
On Tract, called the Pine Tract,
adjoining the lands Of Samuel p. Moore and 9th
crs, containing about $40 Acres.
One Tract, called the Woods Tract,
adjoining the lands Of Caleb Wilson and others
containing about us Acres. !, .,.s --,,,...
Terms: Twelve months credit; bond and sp.
proved security required, and title reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
o. +. LONG, c. & N. Z.
Sept. 18th, 1854. Site
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srAlR OF NoRrH.cAROLINA.
oEANoK COUNTY.


In Equity-September Term. 1884.
Ala csrfsli and wife Elizabeth,
ogaina
Pegs scsrlsit. Marish Scarlet. Delilsh sSsrleit.
Andrew Borlsnd and wife Nancy, and the
Hsirs Al Law Of Allan sesflett. deceased.
Petition 10 seA Real Esia,s.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Honora-
u bic csur Of Equity. that The defendants. . The
Heirs AZ Law" Of Allan Scarlet, deceased, are
moi residents Of The State Of North Carolina 7; II
10 ordered and decTsej. that publication be made
On sir successive weeks m the Hillsborough Re-
eorder. notifying The said hsis at law Of Allan
Scarlet. decd, 70 appear al the next term Of tho
Court Of Equity. 10 be held Coz Orange eouniy,
st the court house in HiIlsbofough. on The se-
eond Monday Of March, 1855. and plead. an
sser or demur 10 compliments bill; otherwise
the bill will be taken pro eoniesso az 10 them,
and SET Cor hearing accordingly.
Witness. o. r. Long. clsrk and Master Of
our said Court Of Equity FOR Orange County. at
Office in Hillsborough, the second Monday Of
A. d. 1854.
D. r. LONG. C. &N.R.
Sept. "a. price adv. IS so.J ss-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

THE LATE RIor AT NEWARK The
Hon. Rodman NJ. Price, Governor Of
New Jersey, has issued his proclama>
ton, offering six hundred dollars re-
ward for the discovery Of the person
who killed John Mccarthy in the re-
cent riot, and also reward Of three
hundred dollars for the apprehension
aud conviction Of each and every per,
son or persons employed in aiding or
abetting III breaking into OF destroying
the property Of the German Catholic
Church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27
New Orleans, Sept. 10.

RRNEwAL OF THE RIoTs AT NEw Or
LEaNs.-The riots between the knows
pothings aud our Irish citizens were
again renewed last evening, Friday.)
One womanand three men were wound
ed. The excitement is very great
throughout the city, and there is no
telling how OF when this mob spirit is to
be allayed. Exaggerated reports, Of the
most exciting character, prevail. The
mayor, Gen. John ]. Lewis, is adopt
ing the most energic measures to re-
store order and security. He has is,
sued proclamation calling upon tho
citizens tueurol themselves into spe.
c;al Police force. lie has also given
orders to have all the bar-rooms in the
city closed at 8 o'clock IN the evening.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

We understand that regular pas
senger train has been started. ON the
Railroad between here and Charlotte.
starting from Charlotte at Q o'clock in
the morning. due here at 10 o'clock.
aud leaves here for Charlotte at Q
O'Clock in the evening. Fare one dol
lar through. Concord Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

THE SLAVE TRaDE.-0n Wednesday
the United States District Attorney at
New York caused James Smith, cap
tain Of the brig Julia Moulton, to be
arrested on charge of having con-
viewed ESQ slaves from Africa to Gu.
ba in that vessel, on herldst voyage
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-27

A New kind Of Wheat has been in.
troduced into California from Sonora.
which. il is said. will. in its yield. sur
pass any other variety. being free from
rust aud smut. and maturing a month
or six weeks earlier. This will. il is
thought. be peculiarly adapted to the
climate Of California.