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New York Nousense.

New York is q great city - larger than
Charleston, or Chicago, or Mobile; larger than
Boston, Philadelphia or New Orleans, taken
singly or collectively. Il has great streets,
stores, schools, shows, churches and anniver-
saries great men and great women; much
\ godlinsss and much gambling much virtue and
considerably more vice. Whatever is done in
Gotham is done on an enlarged scale. If a
man fails IT'S for a million if he makes tits by
the hundreds Of thousands. To be sure there
Y are pick pockets. and petty faults, and many
other httlenesses in all departments. But
grandeur is the rule and the littlenesses are the
exceptions.
Great as it is, however, in all things, there is
no one thing in which New York so much excels
j as in humbug, nor any quality for which its
worthy citizens are SO notable as their toady-
ism. Boston, perhaps, approaches it somewhat
+ nearly In piety and puritanism, and Philadel
4 phia may claim an approximation in rowdyism.
: Other cities too may deserve comparison with
s it upon other points, but in this one which we
have mentioned, or rather these two to which
J, we have alluded, there is not city or town in
the Union that can advance any pretensions
I It stands alone like Orizaba and P. T. Barnum
anequalled and unapproachable
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and loft;e- f,;obt bo,eyar ,vIs, a. E,,s,s. !,
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come Lind HAYES and parod; and has ~ IA
an ,nsexneoted snbl,m;tv ,,no,, ~ aavart d
Grisi and Mario. Legs or literature. divinity
Of tlie drama--iit matters little what III aeon.
IN e IN
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Gstv Bas.k of Cochran, 8 Go.

~ NoTIcE-From and after this date SIX PER CENT INTER-
EST will be paid Moneys this Bank payable demand
EIGHT CENT INTEREST paid Moneys left speci
fed time.
CERTIFICATES OF bearing thesams
negotiable Cities the
United Ssatee.
SHORT LOANS made undoubtsd coliaserals. MILL Up
ESLouR=-S00 bbls st Louis Superfns, for sale
II ~ o. KENNEDY CO, 10 TssssFssslas tfsss
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DiaYrE,ea, Dysetstery, Cholera,
q II O l. u q A M q z r III 6

s4rBEAcHs ANTI-cATHARTIc MIXTURE is certain, SAFE
prompt remedy the above diseases and all diseases
character children adults For sale by D.
BEACH, Chaftres and Customhouse and by
Druggats generally. au7s 6t2dp<w
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DAILY CRESCENT.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST so, 1864.

~ The Prcprietors Of the Crescent viii pay bills
contracted By any person except 0. NIxon his
written authority sgsi
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1t is palpably false that nine tailors make
man, for see how many men it takes to make
one sewer.
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The Jacksonville, tFla-) News says that the
company having the important work in charge
Of constructing Railroad across Florida, have
already made arrangements which insure the
construction of the Southern fork of the road
terminating either at Tampa or Charlotte har-
Dor. The News thinks that until a full survey
has been made Of these harbors and the route
leading to them, the choice cannot be settled
but the Superintendent Of the Coast Survey
very promptly acceded to the request of the
company, to cause reconnaissance to be made,
and it will be executed at an early day,
A civil engineer in the employ of the company
has been for some time past engaged in gem
eral examination of the shores and waters Of
Tampa.
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Six hundred and forty six persons are at
present confined in the House of Correction at
Boston. Reeolleet this does not include the
number lodged in the other prisons and in the
Work -hnuse - - 80 = ~
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MEDICAL JouRNAL.-we have received the
September number of the New Orleans Medical
and Surgical Journal, edited by DIR. Bowler.
IL is gotten up with its usual typographical
elegance, and contains great many articles of
considerable length, and, if we may judge by
the names appended to them, of much medical
value and interest.
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A M u s E M e N rs.
Creme ne Bomsy Champagne,

JACQUESS0N & Fills BRAND.
An entirely the Creme do Bouzy Of other brands
III NOW LANDING baskets Of the above and otherbrandr
quarts and pnts and will receive in the Of few
further supply
This Wine superior other GhnmPagneimpo
Into this asis well all who
Fills Brand FLEUR DE sLLERf
E Also hand, my usual assortment of the beat WINES
LIQUORS In the which will be sold reasonable torm
any other house in the city,
janis Qptf SRwELL II. TAYLOR, No. Is Royal atrset.
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=6UNDRIES-

GUNDRIES-
~ eco boxes Star Candles.
do Western Reserve Cheese.
so bbls Large No. 8 Mackerel.
800 quarter half Ralsns.
terces Rice.
Straw Paper.
Pickles. Kachups and Pie Fruits assorted qualities
and Sizes in store and for sale by
A. u. GRlEFE q CO, 49 Old Leyee.
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Roots, Shoes esssa Bro0ams,

Boots, Shoes and Br0gasts,
wzSSM AT wHoLLSALE.
HW landing from ahip Norfolk md in general
' # assortment of BOOTS, SHOES BRoGANs, HATS CAPS
Plantations supplied with prime DlTCHNG BOOTS RussEF
BOOTS BRoGANs, WOOL MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW aud
CAMPEACHy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
jyls qdpAw FROST co, 10 Magazine at.
IN HATS, Caps, etc.
~ AT WHOLESALE.
$500 EB' We constantly receiving general assortment
silk Fur Cashmere Panama. Legho sraw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, Mt tho
AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Jyl3 9pd&w FROST / CO.. 10 gazne street.
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mL;. =, !. ..,,,,Ii:.,4;... IS -, E,,.1.sh xra,lr
IL $50 \, !. III, z, M hof.ra |;
A. - tl;,, 10 j., ovorv 4 !, 10.
4 n1oin Ian,,,o - and With a. few tecbnieal
toxras - $3.50 ~ ,,,,,,h.rs a,raod1 Nh
1;shaa 80. 1 .,T r.
~. A.; - prooth al
. nls We - 1,,;nL
Z Tha all 10 Gnlt;vate and III
4 ms plont wa Raor III s
The Road VIC Eat and tsr
q me Raaf o. coot
The Revaraoe we Infpse
= The swaats - Eytract
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A. va ora i To,isiana and spcar ia on,
atanle a will, to,re & tba aweats ue for
rav;.w After confederation If n;neral s,veets
~ srra. u leod o4s ~ ,,,.oseods d de4;ns
the yagetab,e awesta ar sugars CRANE. cane
,,anle nal,o haat ~
The nrocass 81 s,,rar ak;n, 10 familiar h no
all but the noint we e wish 70 draw attention to
II tbat of "a ner can't os suoor contained in
cane ;,,;oe Int n mr. con+ or o1o +bird 10 cont =
market, tbe rest i lost cb;eav bv moi be;ng y.
nrasged from, tho como tbo res+ il Lost IN chin.
o;nes 90 ,,b;la f,o,, H. ,,,o,a d;fic,,+ b,t
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S.ss ABA pavsmentsf fang d with murderous stones,
5snd hags, and rags, and hideous wenches;
counted tE0 and seventy Btenches,
All well-defned and several stinks!
Ae nynphs that reign e'er sewers and sinks
The river Rhine It Is we'll known
Doth wash your city Of Cologne;
Aut ten me, nymphs! what power divine
! Shall henceforth wash the river Rhine?,
Coleridge sang this Of Cologne; city which,
eits tabled, contains the bones Of thirteen thou
I sand virgins and sundry manufactures of gen.
,iine Farina water How would he have sung
could he have visited New Orleans, where, it ID
hoped, there live as many virgins as died in
= Cologne. and which makes twice as much 1. gen
uine Farina as oil Germany If his olfactory
nerves could there discern and discriminate be-
tween & two and seventy stenches,'' we hazard
little n saying that they might have discovered
4 here, atsleast, twice that number New Or
leans possesses numerous nauseous advantages
pf which its rival was deprived. Rivers and
stinks, to be sure, are common to both, but our
city excels that as much in the magnitude of
\ the latter the magnifcence Of the former, and
we challenge any city on this continent to equal
us in either.
70 complain Of what is irremediable is child
lsh, but patiently to endure evils that can be
removed is the part of fool or fatalist. There
is not the slightest reason that our city should
run . muck with Cologne as to comparative mas
illness, and we feel licensed, therefore, to make
complaint. Garbage in the streets, putrid and
feculent matter in the gutturs, fostering filth
and decomposition on the very banquettes are
1ar from being sources Of pleasure or assurances
against disease. And yet we have all with com
paratiyely no exertion to remove any One
compelled to travel through either of the back
streets needs a bottle Of disinfeoting fluid under
each nostril, and cigar is a necessity in many
Of our largest thoroughfares There is a Com
missioner Of streets, there are scayengers and
there are large bills for the payment thereof.
II the means ore inadequate increase them; if
the men are incompetent remove them. But in
the name Of Lubin and Farina; of roses and
violets, Of poetry and suffering humanity, do let
US give some attention to cleansing the city,
and not rely entirely upon rain or the water
works.
MEXICAN DOCUMENTS. We are indebted 10
the courteous editors Of III Cnbano of Heyana
for q little pamphlet entitled Particulars of
the plan of the Reyolutionists Of Guanaiuato in
l64S, and Of the conduct of Santa Anna in the
late war" The pamphlet is strongly opposed
to His Serene Hghness, and doubtless bears
some relation to many other publications OPP
posing him and his pretensions Has seballos
any thing to do With these issues from the
press Does Almonte know Of thema Is the
recall Of sundry drafts upon those 81 ,000, 900
yet lying to the credit Of the Mexican Govern
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The total interments in the city Of Savannah
for the 2Sd amounted 70 II, nine Of which we're
yellow fsysr cssss
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.sssU JERSEY Ztnc Points.

1OXE'S CHOLERA REMEDY--Too long and
" we'll known require further notice than s being prepared
an for sale by DIR e. J.. COKE
Jy3l 95 Camp street
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, and Other
~ Diseases Of the Throat BY MEDICAL IN
ALAToN, with other appropriate treatment principally OF TOME
character. DR.. E. j. COKE, IS Camp street
ar of Rsusrks lnbailiien
Means Of Cure shortly DO received and for sails by sill the book
sellers.
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The Chemistry Of Common Life

This is q republication Of an English work,
wherein the author endeavors to lay before his
reader the chemistry Of things in every day use.
in plain language and with as few technical
terms as possible; the numbers already pub
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n Cologne, . town Of monks and bones
Ana payements fang d with murderous stones,
end hays, and rags, and hideous wenches;
counted two and seventy stenches, rs
Al well-defned and several stinksl
w nymphs that reign eer sewers and sinks,
The river Rhine 1t is we'll known
Doth wash your city Of Cologne g
"A But tell me, nymphs what power divine
49, Hhnll kAncpfarth waah fha riuar Rhi.a
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-04-26
RALEIGH: NORTH 4RoLIaA WEDNESDAY APRIL 26 1854

to buckle on their arnor. It is neither advisable nor
safe to underrate either the resources the tactics
the strength of our opponents. Let as do duty,
and do 1t aceU and then we shall have nothing to
fear Our principles are too valuable, and the inter-
ess in our hands too important to be permitted to
be put to hazard by inaction among any, or by dis
cord and division. Your Convention brother Dem
ocrats, aoas unit-but spirit pervaded it, and
that was spirit of harmony and of anticipated VIC
tory ) and what your Delegates have done you will,
we doubt not not only ratify most entirely and
daily, but sustain by signal majority at the polls
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N,unBEn 1919:



At meeting Of the Democratic party, convened
at the Court House in Cabairus County on the lid
inst, Robert Young was called 10 the Chair. and:
john L. Henderson appointed Secretary. -
r. T. Love, after briefly explaining the object Of
the meeting moved to appoint committee Of three
70 draft resolutions, which motion being carried the
Chair appointed R. E. Love, Jacob Ludwick, and
Mag l.. Cannon. The committee after having retired
lew moments, reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted: Ssss.s :
fesoteea, lst. That we approve Of the Convention
70 be held In Raleigh the 18th day of this month";
to nominate Democratic candidate for the office of
Governor of the State of North Carolina. ssSss;
I'd. That we will support the nominee of said Con-
vention and use all honorable means to secure his
election.
ty will sustain with pleasure any of the distin-
guished gentlemen whose names have been mention-
ed in connection with the Office they would respect
fully recommend the Hon. John W. Ellis as their
first choice as being the individual most likely to
unite the party and secure success. Z
4th. That cordially approve of the policy adop-
ted by Gen. Pierce. That We recognise in him
consistent, firm and able statesman, who has dis.
charged the duties Of his high trust without refer.
ence to sections or factions That he well merits an
he amply receives from the people of the United
States confidence which cannot be disturbed by
the cavis or duplicity of disappointed politicians,
and that under such rule the Constitution must and
will be preserved intact from all federal encroach-
ments, and the republic safely guarded against the
schemes and devices of abotionists.
5th That, in behalf of the Democrats of Cabar-
rus, we tender to Gov Reid their gratitude for the
distinguished services he has rendered to the Demo
cratic pal ty of North Carolina. That Equal Suffrage
as an elementary principle of republican govern
ments is necessary to the highest enjoyment Of hu-
man liberty. That by his able advocacy of this
grand and fundamental truth he has rendered HIM
self CONSPICUOUS among statesmen, and convinced
North Carolina of the impolicy of federal doctrines
and insincerity of federal leaders.
9th. That we authorize r. p. Waring, or in. the
event of his absence W. w. Holden to cast the vote
of Cabarrus County in said Convention.
7th That the editors of the Republican Banner
Standard and Western Democrat be requeateI to
publish the above resolutions
There being no further business, on motion, the
meeting adjourned.
ROBT. YOUNG, Chm'n.
JoHS L. HENDERSON, Sec'y.
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THE RESOLUTIONS.

We point with satisfaction and pride to the Reso-
lutions adopted by the late Democratic State Con-
vention. They are clear, explicit and gave entire
satisfaction to the two hundred Delegates of the De-
mocracy who were present. We feel confident they
will meet the cordial approval of the party through
out the State. We shall refer to them more at length
hereafter.
Our opponents were counting largely on our ex-
pected divisions, the question Of the public lands
especially. We need not say how completely they
have been disappointed. Now, as aforetime, the
Democrats of the State are unit on this question,
and will go forward conquering and to conquer"
The Resolution on Internal Improvements is suffi-
ciently comprehensive to cover every scheme which
may deserve the fostering aid of the Legislature 1t
was adopted by the Committee a.t,r mature delib-
Grafton, and received the unanimous and emphatic
approval of the Convention. The Democratic can
didatc, we are sure, will stand fully upon it. 1t en-
bodies we have no doubt, his views on this inter-
esting and important question.
: Internal Improvements and Common Schools hare
become the settled policy Of the State; and the DEM
ocratic party will avail itself of all just and proper
means to carry out this policy. That party is the
only party of true and safe progress, as the history
of the country will show.
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The following is the richest thing We have
seen for some time. and viii give an idea of how
law and justice is dealt out in Chicago 1t is the
conversation between two prisoners wheu on their
way to Alton:
''What's your names"
''Loe Gender. What's your's?"
'Charles Brown. What did you dof"
"Shnt a man and killed" -
''How many years you got
-Four tink oh yes, four, dat ish it" 49, -
"My--, only robbed man and got ten, /
wish had killed him, then Tmight have got off as
easy as you"
''Yah, dat ish true, very likely"
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~ We have been so much engaged, during the
last two Or three days. in attendance on the Con-
venton and in exchanging congratulations with
friends over the brilliant prospects of the Democracy,
that have not been able to devote our usual at
tention to our paper.
We reserve for our next further remarks in rcla-
ton to the Convention and the results of its delber-
stions. That Convention presented spectacle to
make glad the heart of every Democrat. We wish
the thousands of good and true men who await
ing its proceedings, could have been here and wit
messed for themselves the liberal, magnanimous, and
enthusiastic spirit which was manifested They
would have returned to their homes, as the Dele
gates have done, strengthened and confirmed more
and more in the good cause, and determined to in
any and all sacrifices that may be necessary to
ensure success.
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There are said to be some seventeen thousand Of
the Jewish faith in the United States Their churches
number thirty-one. Probably six. thousand Jews
are to be found in the city of New York. We sell
dom find one in our prisons or penitentiaIies. They
arc not frequently found in our hospitals and never
in our poer houses.
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BoARpNo.HousE DIALOGUE 'Margary what did
you do with that tallow that Mr.. Jones creased his
boots With this morning" 2"
.Please, marin, baked the griddle-cakes with it :"
Lucky you did thought you had wasted it. y.
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Creditors never annoy q man as long as he is
getting up in the world. A man of wealth only
pays his butcher once year. Let bad luck over
take him. and his meat bill will come in every morn
ing, as regular as breakfast and hungrychildren.
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MARRIED,

In Wilmington on the 10th inst, Mr. Edward II Lucas
In 0nsIos county on the 9Th Mr Benjamin Forne
to Miss Caroline Morton. : - :. - - =
La Baden county, the goth uit Mr. A. J blizzard 20
Miss Elizabeth j. Flowers. - =
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SMILE. 1t is with narrow-souled people as with
narrow-necked bottles,-the less they have in them,
the more noise they make in pouring it out. -.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE. The Arctic brings confr-
nation of the rapidly gathering t.mpest of war in
the East and by the next steamer may hear that
at least of the allies has already into COL
lison with the Russians. Both Austria and Prussia
stand aloof and it seems that the Car asks nothing
ing the warlike tribes OF tile DUIur IN
position to Turkey, and energetcaly increasing and
training his own forces for the approaching struggle
By the same steamer intelligence reaches us, upon
which full reliance can be placed, that the revolu-
tionary element is already actively at work. The
canker of long peace" has greatly enervatcd those
monarches that were not affected by the troubles
which began in 1s4S. On the other hand, the ex-
citements which produced the overthrow Of Louis
Philippe, the risngs in Hungary and Italy, and the
outbreaks in Germany, have proved to be no ordln-
ary schools to the race of able and daring spirits
that always look forward to the downfall of old dy-
nasties 1t is true that many of these leaders have
within two or three years. been expelled from the
chosen of their early efforts but they have
not been idle in their reluctant exile. London has
been the headquarters of the insurrectonists. If
Victor Hugo cannot print his politics in the streets
of Paris, he can prepare for new agitation on the
British side of the channel. kossuth has not slept
-Mazzini has not folded his arms-Ledru Rollin has
not wasted his time. They have all been working
for the hour now at hand, and they will soon be In
the midst of the fray. ,.-s. -..
A war like that which has now been inangurated
cannot fail to involve the whole of Europe We saw
how the troubles of 1S4s extended from nation TO
nation-Russia and Turkey alone standing out ui-
harmed and Indifferent, and England kept quiet only
by the utmost vigilance and yigor At present. the
theatre has been so enlarged to include all who
were not involved in the tumults six years ago. w
shall be surprised if it does not extend itself to every
government in Europe, and nearly affecting Asia
itself ultimately. Washington Chton.
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No less a sum than $685., ,220 was remitted last
year by Irish emigrants in America and Australia
to their friends in the Limerick emigration district
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