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RALEIGH, SATURDAY, JAN. 21, 1854.

~ 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-
tinued.
We invite attention to Mr.. Cantwelrs professional
Card in our columns to-day. We have uniformly
found hlm high-minded gentleman, as he is a man
of talents; and we trust he may meet with the most
abundant success as member of the legal profess
SION
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A CARD

The publishers of the "NoR7n CAROLINA STATESMAN"
regret that with the single exception of the
subscribers in the town of Wilmington general disregard
of the of the Prospectus, and the notice i'll the first
number of the paper has caused the Withdrawal of Mr.
CrwEI the editor and the suspension of the paper un
Ill the pleasure of the other subscribers is known.
Proposing nothing less than the vindction of the policy
declared by the entire Democratic party in the last Legsa
e upon the passage of the Bynum resolutions and there
eobged to oppose settled policy on the part OF the
Federal Government, it would be folly in two individuals
expect successfully to prosecute that purpose, without
ample Means and very general support:
The list with which they have been honored, and for
which, they their sincere thanks is it is true,
saly large and respectable yet is that aid wanting and
they therefore constrained 10 believe either that the
public mind in North Carolina is Indifferent to such dis
eusson the parties whom they at time supposed to
be Interested in maintaining it lack very necessary conf
dence their ability conduct it, to successful is
sue Like the children of Eprain, who being harness
ed and carrying bows turned Themselves back in the day
battt"
Therefore self respect and the dictates of honorable
impulse alike impose upon them in the absence of other
and early assurances, to discontinue the paper.
This determination will involve one but the Publishers
upecnary loss for in the meanwhile they will return to
subscribers every dollar of the partial they have
received, without deduction for any expenses of the publ
cation.
Raleigh, Jan. 1854.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS--RIVERS AND HARBORS.
Senator Douglas has written letter to the Cover
nor of Illinois, on the subject of River and Harbor
improvement, which we regard as Of the ablest,
if not the ablest document of the day.
Judge Douglas proposes the enactment by Con-
gross of general law, empowering the States under
certain conditions and limitations, to levy tonnage
duties for the improvement of navigation This has
always been favorite doctrine with him, and it is
here enforced with all the power of his capacious
intellect. Tfe washington Union says:
"The letter of Senator Douglas, on the PROPOSE
ton to rely upon tonnage duties for the improve
ment OF rivers and harbOrs addressed to the Cover
nor of Illinois, is of the most important docu-
ments that have issued from any of our statesmen
for many years. twill be remembered by our read
ers that gave this subject elaborate investiga
uon some months since, and we are highly gratifed
to lind that our conclusions accorded entirely with
the views of the distinguished Illinois Senator. The
subject is beginning to attract much attention. and
destined to become prominent question in the
politics of the country. We notice that discussion
mas already commenced in the House of Represen-
ttlVes on the subject and we have no doubt that it
Will be there thoroughly investigated The letter Of
'uose Douglas appears at fortunate time to aid in
giving direction to the investigations which the qnes
uon will undergo throughout the countrys It is
prepared with so much clearness frankncss, and
ability, that it may safely go forth as pioneer
sument that will withstand any assault that may be
made against it. We commend it to our readers as
apowerful document, and one calculated to make IS,
strons impression on the public mind.
We hope to find room for this document at an
carly day. #
80 The Legislature of Tennessee now in session,
nave passed bill to its third reading appropriatng
S-ooooo more State bonds, which are to be sold at
par to continue the construction of the new State
house The Legislature also has a bill for several
railroads to traverse the State in various directions
and appropriates S., 600 per mile by the State to
purchase the iron, whilst the individual and county
subscriptions are to finish and co up these roads
------------
lHE SHIP GREAT REpuBLIc. This noble vessel
proves upon examination to be in not SO bad con-
ulon as was at first supposed The hull is entirely
s0oa' and all her timbcrs sound as when first in
sne'r places The burning vas confined to the light
"ooa work amidships and on the after deck Thous-
anus will be glad to learn that this noble vessel viii
asan foat upon the waters in all her former great
hess ~ q
'isIT TO MRs. Polk The members sof tho Ten:
nessee Legislature, on The I'd clock
mage New Years callilpon III James re- q
ner residence in Nashville and were rsceis viii
nat courtesy, grace and hospitality for which til
excellent lady is SO dstingnshcd. S. 80
": AsRIcuLTuRAL SocrTg "a regular nesting 81 tla
wake Agricultural Society sgl be held IL this cid
y" the eth instant Afnll Is requested
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NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.

Reason and Faith, and other KiscellGnies Of Henry
Rogers, Author Of the "Eclipse Of F}sith. ."-Bos-
ton and Neao York, 1853.
A collection of essays originally contributed to the
Edinburg Review, and which will be welcomed by
many of the readers of that journal in their present
form. The" Eclipse of Faith," many of our read
ers know, is brilliant and effective sortie upon the
modern outworks of infidelity, in the shape of Ra
tionalism, and generally of philosophy falsely SO
called. This additional collection of essays by the
same author and on the same general class of SUBJ
ects will be found to be characterized by the same
wide and complete mastery of the subject in all its
endless and and ever-shifting phases-hc same keen
and trenchaut logic, the same case and racness of
style, and the same pure and lofty tone of evange-
cal piety. Though large portion of the present
volume is chiefly literary rather than controversial
yet, in view of the thorough handling of the mythic
hypothesis of Strauss and his English coadjutors,
Foxton and Froadc, in the essay Reason al
Faith, their Claims and Conflicts" taken in connex-
ion with the previous work. The Eclipse of Faith,"
we think Mr.. Rogers has fairly won place among
the foremost apologists whom the modern form of
the great Christian controversy has produced.
"Ihe Difficulties Of Iafdelity" by GEORGE STAN
LEY ABER, d. H., u WHICH Is auucu, NOucfW
H!tdelty Considered" by ROBERT HALL, A. NJ, and
Catalogue of the Books known to have been writ
ten on the Evidence of Revealed Religion.-Ntr
York, HIlliom Gorans, 1855. This is a, beautiful
reprint of two of the best known and ablest works
ON Apologetcs in the language. The form of the
book, like every publication of Mr.. Gowans we have
seen, is worthy of all commentator, as blending
chasteness and beauty with convenience and good
taste 1t is model of book-making that should be
introduced by others of the craft especially in
photography do We earnestly recommend it to the
thoughtful consideration of the Harpers, whose new
tangled and abomnablc spelling is doing so much to
corrupt the English language. The catalogue Of
books on the Evidence of Revealed Religion, appcn-
dcd by the Publisher is very valuable feature of
this Edition it is hardly to be expected that such
catalogue should be made absolutely complete at
once, but the intelligent reader who has any knowl-
edge of the difficulties of the task will be much more
surprised at its ulness than disappointed at missing
any particular work from its thirty closely printed
pages.
For sale at Pomcroy's.
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TIE NEWS FROM MEXICO. VIC have nothing (SayS
the Washington Union) in addition to the despatch
we published on Sunday morning, i'll regard to the
treaty with Mexico, from own correspondent;
but we see in the Philadelphia North American
fuller despatch which we insert As to the details
of the treaty, we have to doubt their accur
acy as given in the several teegraphc dispatches;
but that an important treaty has been agreed upon
we see no reason to doubt The following is the des-
patch to the North American:
"NEw ORLEANS, Jan IL. The steamship Texas
has arrived at this port from Vera Cruz, bringing
dates from the city of Mexico to the 5th 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 80 900 900 acres including the
Mesilla valley, for 800 000,000 Of which So, 100000
to be reserved in paying claims, including the Ga
ray grant, dc = ilsess=es s,
'sThe Traite d Union notices the Gadsdcn treaty
faporably, and says it will be received with joy by
the public.
Fl IS understood that Mr. Soo pays the Tehuante-
pee Company So, 100000 for rciinquishing all their
rights.
Colonel Ramsey, the two Messrs Hargous, and Sc
nor Atocha are also among the passengers on the
Texas g
Details had been received which confirm the re-
ported destruction of w Walkers fbustering expedi-
tion but there are later particulars, except
port that the Caroline had been captured
General lLombardini is dead, and General Almontc
has succeeded him in the command of the army.
General Acosta, Minister Of War, has resigned his
post in consequence ill health, and successor
has not yet been appointed.
The Texas brings no later. dates from California
Generul Gadsden left here yesterday for Washing
The Sc, 900 600 reserved from the sum to be paid
Mexico goes to pay all the claims, Including the In-
dian spoiiations, priyate land claims, 4. = &
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: SNAIL Pox Is NEW YoRK. Out Of 4sl deaths in
New York last week, 43 were from small pox, which
disease tits said seems bcncreasing in vfnIcncc
hardly district in the city being free from IT, Il
prevails mostly among poor enlig rants and others
who have NOT been saceinated s =
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JOIN MITCHELL on THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The.
aboitonists have not manifested much affection for
John Mitchell since his arrival in this country, as
the alternate attacks of the Evening Post, Albany
Atlas and Tribune have sufficiently manifested
They saw him in company with Charles O'Connor,
and other sound and sensible MEN at the north, and
drew thence evil augury to their hopes of leading
him into the pitfalls which they set for kossuth Bat
satisfied they were not prepared for the an
nexed paragraph, which appeared in the second
number of his paper, The Citizen: 1t seems, some
fanatical philosopher over in Ireland, writes hma
letter of enquiry about the slayc-dryers and the
slavc-pens in this country and insists his def
ming his position the question of = human rights
and abolition. He gives extract of this letter,
and accompanies it with the following -
aWc are not abolitionists-rlo. more abolitionists
than Moses or Socrates or Jesus Christ We deny
that it is crime, Or a wrong, even peccadillo,
to hold slaves to buy slaves, to sell slaves, to keep
slaves to their work by fogging other needfufco-
ercion. By your silence, says Mr. Haughton, you
will become a participator in their wrongs, but We
will not be silent when occasion calls for rspecch and
as for being participator in the wrongs ce our
part, cish nd a good plantation cell stoeked
with healthy negi0es IN ID labdaaa." " - e e
NoRru CARoLISA. "A South. American, from Ecu;
ador, has been smelling portion of ore from the
North Carolina copper mine and asserts that It con,
tains very large proportion of silver making \
more valuable as silver than as copper ore: The
company abont taking measures totest this mat
ter satisfactorily. ~ q f1fae Delta; :.
SNAIL PoS Is NEW yonK. Out Of 4sl dcathsii
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Tie Latest Ne,ss.

Cossr ANTIsopLE Dec. 10. Negotiations on the :
peace project have been commenced. The Ports
manfcsts pacific disposition.
The Russians made attempt to set fire to the
allied fleet at the entrance of the Bosphorus. A.
fireship was sent towards them, but was discovered
from the fort and stopped by artillery. =.
ENGLAND. Letters have been received in Dublin
three days later than the date Of reported escape
from that place. - Ts q ssss -
warlike preparations continue to be made by,
France and England. -. g. Z :
Wdshington a 9dirs. 80 !, I
" AsnIsGroN, Jan. 16 The Senate IN Executive
session to-day received and referred large number
Of nominations. = = - - - -. ~ esssl
1t is thought that Gadsdcn's treaty is asrers
resented, viii encounter great opposition in Cons
grcas Cen, Houston says we own Aeeilla Valley
already. without paying for II. = =
The stocks redeemed last week amounted to teo1
/ $780, z 2 S = = sd
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NEW YORK, Jan. 10th Z
The Europa has arrived. Cotton is firn--mid.
ding grades better Sales OF the week 45 900 bales
Flour has advanced shilling, shilling, wheat
our TO SIX pence on the sales of the week before.
Flour commands ass Sd. Baltimore -four 3Ss Cd. TO
40s. White wheat lis Sd. to lis. 6d-white corn
AIS. SIS sss-,s -
Consols 93f o.
The bark Kilby Was spoken this morning in tow
Of steamer. es.s5sss;
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80 cANF1BLD, = 5 s1st'1aa =, c :6arDrrn
229 baltimore Street, Corner of CharI..
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANuP4cTtIus;
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH IEwr's,.
SILVER, Plated, AND ALBATA WARE Ann
FANCY GOODSi
Ill GooS Hrs"sa their new store with splendid stock
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
and Genevaan extensive stock oiyays Ien; Liverpool
every one OF which is 10 eriorm T nana
SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN MANuFAcrr,v,
Silver Tea aud Coffee Sets. Goblets GUYS r,,I
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin kiprs Fs ana Cake Knives
lars, de-, oinew designs. ''' "st Ce
Coffee and Tee Sets, Urns, Tea Kettles ,or,.
E.sNss oSog ard round
~ alf- DIAMOND wORHi
superb collection OF Diamond Bracelets ami Pin.
s for FGg S Rings full suits OF Diamond
g.. RICH JEwELRY!
me- DanC O our business is not surpassed By apv 40
der our own super vision constantly new UT
Gl by every steamer we arc supplied from Tie EuIoper
iu'e"t fashions, and ct low prices. O"'e'S th
FANCY GOODS!
Writing Desks, Work foxes Cbess Men e., u,
Sets, Sotngne Bottl.s elegant Vases Partisan Mar Ia
Statutes Paris Broizes, Fine Paintings Paper Hacb. e
nsme French Perfumeries Rosewood and Ieas Co.
SASes' Ehshsn aoafs, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brusb-s
SUPERIOR ALsATA WARE!
New Patterns OF Forks Spoons Ladies' etc OF this ,,,
Gle, which u tnst suPerseding silver.wa ~ ~'i
SPLENDID MANTLE cLocKsi
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant DESIGNS bL
,I9 white marble do; French Porcelain Io
WITCH IooLs LSD MATEKIALs, orthe hest quality con-
StInlly Kept on hand and elu,y selected '''O'-
For the convenience customers we have er..,., .
store gIvins customers every facility far
IhPeenhg Our extensive stock OF Goods Alinin;,y a.
,eta 1ses roon we have fitted up another room, 6x vs
~ Issa IN depth. for the Wholesale Department ''
70 Every article orr esta blisLmlent IL
10 be as good as represented. u'e"
u0-PeTsonS visiting Baltino e. will ,lo well 20 o;
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Il A n & n a. q q as.
FREDK. tF1CKBY & SONS,

RJOIIEJI
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fanc.
Goods,
AVE now IN store their Spring assortment of PORT,
MomSiss, Vio'ins, Percussion Caps, AccOrGeons
nootn ara Nall brushes, Rosewood and ufTalo Ilal,
hIashes Combs OF every description, Cutlery Fans But
tons' FeTIumerY, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes, JeweIry
IN The Hosiery line full assortment OF White Brown
anu mixed cotton hose, Lsle, Thread and Silk hose
otton hose OF every description Lse Thread and Six
9Gse Of every deseIiFtion Thread and Silk Gloves
FIley q Stewairs Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread aud
slIk Laees, Six and Pocket Handkerchief Neck lie.
Dealers will End our stock the most extensive In
CITY, and our prices as low any house the the couu,