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ADDITIONAL BY THE ARAn1a

By Telegraph expressly for the Evening Star
NEW York, September 22.-The mails 81. the
Arabia were despatched South BY the earlv
train this morning. 80. =,
From the great French camp at Boulocne
We have glowing accounts Of dashine and bril-
liant manoeuvres executed by the troops in
presence Of the Emperor and Prince Albsrt
General Bodisco, late eommandant Of the
fortress at Bomersund, has arrived at Hayrs.
along with the other Russian presoners.5 81
The reply Of tho Gear to the ultimatum oi
Austria was sent in duplicate to Vienna and
Berlin. Each Of the points insisted on by th.
Western powers is duly set forth and discussed,
and the reasons given for q refusal. The Gar
further says that he has Withdrawn his troop,
from the Principalities, in Difference to the
wishes and interests of the Germanio powers,
and that no will recall his troops aacross the
ffuth, and there await either hostile attack,
or pacific overtures, as the case may be.
1smaal Pasha, the Turkish officer who &c
greatly distinguished himself in the defence o,
kalafat, has been appointed to high com.
mand in the army in Asia. 1s - 4 =
All the Bonersund forts have been DESTROYED
and the troops re-embarked. s.l =
A few steam frigates remain t. cruise among
the islands 49,: f. ZIP ar. .s1edI ~
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September Observation-Disclosures
statsS the sales Of tho three days at AZ, OOo
Dales, OF which speculators took 1000, and ex
Pofters 5000 bales. The quotations were
New Orleans fair, St; middiing, St; Upland
iair, Q; middiing, St, being dseiinesiof \.
hunter reports The market reoeded from pre-
Vious advances, and sll qualities siiehtiy de-
cained-Nsw Orleans mfddiiug. 81: Unlsnd
mlddling, Lie. ans@i1s4 .s5i-T Iss,' - : Is !
Observation-Disclosures quotes West.
err Canal at 28s. 3d., and ohio at Sis. Cd /:
Corn, white and yellow, 33s. Maxwell reports
the Weather for agricultural purposes very
iavoraoie, and that the imports of bresdstuffs
are small. Flour has advanced Is, with sales
OF western Canal at 28ss Cd Baltimore 29s.
o. 3os Ohio 32s. Wheat has advanced
- with sales Of white at So. Cd IA, and
red at %. 8s. Sd. Corn has deolins "A. with
sales OF yellow at 35s. -, .sas51-8s 50,
LONDON MARKET. Sept S.GBaring reports
conee as having advanced Cd. to Is. per cwt.
sugar was unchanged with q limited business.
Tea is dull at 10s.a10s. Sd. FIoar-sales at
25s a30s. per Dbl. - =, ~.
Metals-Iron rails are Quoted At f7 los. af7
1881 sales OF bar at fs fOs af8 los. Scotch
pig 82s. 10 - So
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n The Evsning Sta, can be procured in
Baltimore early on the evening Of It. issue 1t
The Book and Periodical Depot of HsRY TAY-
LOB, Sun Iron Buildings. J- - a.ri
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Nav YORK Vino STATE COMMUNICATING
Convention concluded its deliberations Oh
"Wednesday evening. The following ticket was
nominated 49,.
For Governor, Myron II. Clark.
For Lieut.. Governor, Henry j. Raymond.
For Canal Commissioner, Henry Fitzhugh.
For State Prison Inspector, Norwood Bovine
The above ticket indicates q victory on the
part Of the sewsrdites over tho Know Moth.
ing'. The resolutions adopted BY the Conven-
tion are ofthe most ultra-abolitiOn character.
On the Temperance and Know Nothing ques-
tons the Convention expressed no opinion.
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81 REMOVAL
OF THE Is CT. GALLERY

T,Hs Old Original TWENTY-FIVE CENT ~
Il GUtRREAN GALLERY, on account Of IN Or
great increase IN business has been removes from
over d. Gi'man's brug Store. to Pennsvlvsni-
svenu., between Nin'h and Ten b streets directly
over NJ. W. Calf Bro Is Jeve,ry Store, where we
shall be Permanently located snd with our usual,
accommodating principles shall be r~ady to give
satisfaction to ell parsons who us With their
patronage Do not forget tbe plsre- BET ween Nirth
snh Tenth Streets over M-ssrs Calf Bro Is +. el
~ Store. c. D. STEWART. Proprietor
sep IT. SIC fAsl a. '-fsp' ''''i
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DHOPUkALS will be received for rsi.ipe and
l. placing on the banks Of the River, or Chra-
Poke Ohio CANA part Of the Iron Bridge at Llt-
tie falis There 10 raid 10 be 50 Ms. The prrpo.
Gals TO ststs 1t what rate Per ton the iron win be
delivered on the banks Of the RIVER or camel.
Apply 70 HOWARD 4 POOR
Alexsrdris, Va,
or 10 JOS. HANKEY,
baltimore, Nd
Alexandria, Va, September 20, 1854.
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II ~ :
n Attsnti0ns Marion Ri1es ~ on
are hereby potiAed to att~nd . called negir g
hi hi of the Corps at the srmoryi TOMORROW
" " friday EVENING ct ~ o'clock. $. +
By order: - - 81 THE CHAIRMAN.
- -
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PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.
DskSONS DESTROYS of obtaining phiIsd.ubi.
l. PRINT BUTTER, fresh from the dsiry can DE-
8, by calling at my stalls (Nos So and 5ij C, ntre
Market. ~
~ oIaers Will Dc received by Mr.. JAS II. sHLK IL
No 8. opposite Centre Market, and the bate will
b de iver' to any part of the city.
sep 22-3ts Ge0 M. OYSTER
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept o.-Nothinp new
has been received from the seat of war
me riots at Salamanca have been suppressed
and the Junta dissolved.
The Y: 8. frigate St. Lawrence was # Malts
on the 30th "''-
PARIS, Friday Neutrality-suspicious. from
Dantzie announce that Admiral Napier would
leave Led Sund on tho morning of the 9th
with the Gladiator, Cum befland and Belle Isle
for England, - .e'slIs - "a - - - $50
M. Benkenderf waited personally upon the
Prince Charles of Prussia, an avowed partizan
OF the russian policy, to whom no was charged
with letter from the Csar.
large deputation of the Swedish Dict have
demanded the occupation Of tho Aland Islands
ana their Incorporation with tho Swedish domin-
The cholera and elections OCCUPY tho atten.
ton OF the Spanish people.
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IMPORTANT RUMORS.

GREAT SUCCESS 2Of THE CIRcAssIAHs.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

fLoTHs, Csssimsreg, Rich Velvet, Silk and Satin
~ VestIngs, eompriring the most beau iiul sssort-
ment OF Fashionable Goods 10 be found in this city,
which We are prepared 70 make 10 oId ut short
Tee, in the most superior manner ard on the mCst
accommodating terma
WALL a sTEpHENs,
Ne1t door 20 he Ir n Ball.
Pa avelus, between 9th and lotl SITS
sep 2l-3t .
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~ ANOTHER PREnun-Mr. wMTEuuRsf shN
ben awarded smother premium for his superior la
euerreo,ypes exhibited at the Worlds Fair In New
Yo,k Ii viii be rene nbersd that Mr.. W. fec~;ve
from the Worlds Fair In Londoa two medals for 3
usriea ed dayuerreoty Of Preei ient Fillmore ant
Ixbinet, and Psntiscopss Of >AisRara Fsls besidre
preuiums 1t all t. fairs at which be has exhibited
for many year past. This speaks volumes in fsvor
Of bis Raileries. T.. --. -s.-. -t . .t.-.. 9.
Gail aud hxvs ynar likeness taken at WhitshuIstf
GALLERY, near ~ street, Psnnsyivanis avenue.
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Arrival Of the Arabia.


Recall Of the French Troops under Marina
Z dHiuisrs. -
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A0H sheatd Be ugsseysalIy knescs--for its strictly
true-that indigestion 70 the parent Of large pro
portion of the fatal diseases. Dyssntsry, diarrhes
cholera morbus. liver complaint, and many other
diseases snumeratsd In the cg inspsctor's vsskly
catalogue Of deaths, sre esneratsd BY Indigestion
alone. Think Of that dyspeptosi think of 1t al whs
suffer from disordersd stomanhs and II you srs SiL
ling to Be guided BY advice, founaed upon eIperi
ence, resort at once (dont dslay day. TO Hoofsnd
which, e. an Alternative, curative, and invisorsnt
stands alone and unapprosched. We have tried tn.
Bittsrs; and kneW that that they excellent fos
he diseases spscinsi above For sale by Ssalerf In
medicine everyWhsra. ...-. a
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-;s,.s HEAD QUARTERS,
CorSer Of 1h'rfee"th and n areets. sser tie 1Ss1t
M The proprietor OF this - .
house, Mr. Wiii.m
Nv Grssson, has Tented. rem l.
ovAtsd. and nr.n.rx-a IA. ~ -

49, " Ui tne aecommOdsttnl OF VI ners n
ss manner that Ls trasts viii give fustsatisfc
Son 20 Al Whs extend to him their patronage a He
o % msds srrangemsnt, 70 have tho v. b # o.
o.ofAhs, &c, for the whole seas n with1as regard
toexpense. Fanii 81 and Parties M Mt an, n.ssS
nis 6r and Lasdsf 10 at all times g. trd with ,b+
rest m ths ifns Masipg his scknowr d IN. y ior
past n couragemepe he rspc .uny iasi .auc
ana, ncs OF tbs ssns, With ever, inte tsa ara !.
81 isw Boardsrs CO be ,m.o.:s ,ie acc ,mmo
~' sep 2-dm
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See DANIEL RADCLIFFE, EsQrs-, E. IA
will be recent to sddress the meeting. .s
Let there be fill turn cut, that We may see
whether the rufhans Who distu re p.ctab gath
e:ings of American citisens will thow Their b, ads
In the light OF day sep2,-7t+
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MORE OF THE NEW ORLEANS R1ors

0utrsgse Of the Nlgot OF tne 1otn inst.
A WOMAN AND THREE MEN WANTONLY
SHOT, =
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did not have likeness Of AL your family psds
Nov h the time while you hive . Few ieisurs Zoe
nents. - --.T 81. mo To-. q. -..-.
Caii ct VANNERsoNs and estons Of his iniuitable
Crayon Dsguensotypes. t-te sepS-ln' I
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M RS. q. y. GREER hes several large rooms ur-
WI nished, which she will rent, with 81 " Ihoy t
board She can accCnmnd.te . rumbsr of to,rd
ers The house is pleassn ~ titus-ed on Fast Z, p
itol street, Ca.itol Hill s- --@s - .
Also, . large stable and Carriage. 40 +
sep 22-8t 81 -. q" -s'-r'.r.N- i-- .-U
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YELLOW FEVER AT rae SOUrH.-In Charles
ton, on Tuesday last, there were twenty nj,
deaths from yellow fsver.
There were only twenty three interments
Savannah on Tuesday, including thrice,
from yellow fever.
The Howard Association Of New Orleans ha
sent the Mayor Of Savannah $1,000. The Mayo
Of Mobile proposes to send two physicians I,
Savannah, which offer the Mayor pro. tenn. ha,
accepted by telegraph. 80.
The Savannah Republican, osTuesdsy morn
ing says -.
The weather yesterday was by no means f..
vorable, being very warm and sultry, with fire.
suent showers
We regret 10 learn that there Is a consider
able mum er of new cases In the eastern enc
OF the city, where the epidemic frst broke out
and from whence for while it almost entirel,
disappeared.
A despatch from New Orleans says that tn,
yellow fever is Oh the increase in that CITY
New Orleans papers Of the 10th instant, or,
silent OF the subject. ..-...... ..-....
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u EAL ESTATE PURCHASED AND soLD.-rhe
III subscriber has feys.sl SOS .r.ble : weliidg
tionses in ths ely tor sale, at prees rHnsiag fom
5000 t. 5000; lar aud deli. ht u House aud
extensive Grounds On the Rights Of G,orge'o~n;
syme o. the most egitl cant Lo IN ey.iy ward,
aud s-veral good Farms near the city. Persons do
sling 10 purchss- or cell Rsai E.tsIe fer terms
may DC accom- modsted on aplli atom 70
JOS @. G. REMEDY
u street. between 9th and 10th streets
eep T-St
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP

SNVx4O6 VX WI NEH6n1Is
M M q. HOPKINS having formed q oopart.
w nsrsbip with Vim. Blu { for a purposs
VI conducting Hating and Gentl-men's Furnish
ng business, tbs firm will DO known as buTr 4
Hopkins. =
The srninr partner having hsd several ycars s1-
perience IN the uattiDg hui. sss, In some Of the
largest cities in the country hattsrs himeelf ih.t
whl be sbie t. he hat wearing conuu nit, Of
Wee hington city with Hat or Cap that would De
credit to any establishment in the country. Ws
most respectfully invite the gentlemen tGis cit
to es snd examine our assortment Ii il full 81
ompl te, snSracins every 81, lie Of Hat and Gap
nov worn. IN
also, splendid assortment of youths' ami toy'
Soft Hat end Caps, chidr, ns Fancy Hat and CAPS,
We hope BY keeping q FIRST rate assortment sell.
iag ehrap and gvns clrss att ntion 10 BUSINESS ID
merit nd receive iibsrxl share of Dis ronaFe.
5-. siJgsh. . BUTT H0rkISs,
sep 2k-2w Corner 9th street and AZ. syalue.
5Ee t.s- Intel -Is,-
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NV Is, the underdsn d. haviDg % Isolated oursevt !
[ W togsthsr scr the purpose Of conducting The
anct,on and Commission Be sinsss, would re pscr
Ioiiy .nnounos to cur friends and the pz biic esu
enaf We axs now prepared 70 tend to all aies
on rel ana psrsonsl property with Iromptness anc
upon the most reasonable terms and ve N Ma "A,
assure those who may that our prineipia Of
q eon is prompt sud speedy returns for sll eoods
consigned to our care. Literal cash sdyar mentl
made On consigpmeutr. - Z
r. Y. JBWELLE co, Aucticnesr..
south side Penn. avenue, corner OF 9th -.
sept 22-St EtttL EI-nfl EI.--- - ~ 1
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.e-. CE WENT 20
AND cALCINKD PLASTER.
TEE updsrsissed .rs a GFN1s1NlRlL TzkOR1
NEWARK AND RosESDAEH co,
and keep on hand lsrge upply Of their celss rated
Ssnse't ana Cacs.ed Pdster The superiority sfIhis
brand is attsstsd by large number OF Cri,fe ates
from the most emins mt aroacsets and build. rs, and
y. B. Government CDntrarto- Call and see
&. CARE, GEESE CO. Agents,
z =. n.-- Produce Commission Merchants
L % and Is spesrs Wharf, BALTIMORE. Md
sep 22-3t =.
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ANALYTICAL DIGEST OF TIE PENSION
AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS. ".

We are indebted to the author for an
early copy of this work The, fxst point in
which it differs from previous eompilatio ns, il
In the fact that the different classes Of men.
sions and Of bounty lands are accur stsly di.
vided and distinguished, and all the laws
relating to each particular class are brought
together; not scattered confusedIy according
to the date of their passage - --.y--
Some of the laws relating to the pensions of
army wiiews and orphans are administered in
the Pension Office, and some at the Third Au-
ditors ofice. No effort has heretofore been
made to point out to the claimant this distinc-
ton, which is now for the first time1lone.
1t embraces q novel arrangement of the
laws relating to the pensions of navy widows
the most intricate title in the whole systsna-
which shows how far each act may b regard.
ed as mere continuation Of precedent pen.
sions, and how far As an act origins ting q new
class III,
By referring to the heads placed at each
division of the bounty land laws, any one may
at once determine whether his services ara
provided for under it,
In addition, synopsis Of all the acts of the
Continental Congress organizing the army Of
tho Revolution, and making calls on the Sc pa.
rate States for their quotas of the regular
army, and for occasional militia, is given. A
pay table of tho evolutionary army, showing
the pay received by the army and navy at
each stage Of the contest, is given. These i'm.
part valuable historical inform alton, no where
accessible in so small space. ..
twill be ses., By this brief synopsis, that
Mr.. Triplett's soik IL destined to become in
dispensibls to every one who is in any man
ner connected with claims for psnsions or
bounty lands. A copy Of the work NAV be
had BY addressing letter, post paid, Enclosing
two dollars, TO +, F. 9. Triple.t, Washington
city ii. t..f 4;4-- nc go
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NAUTlON.-An pers are forwsrned tres
OIas ips in any way the land tpt osite George
town, on the Potomac river, aud I'D ,oin;ng ve'.
FIRM, a. fhe law wiz be enforced against oil saeh
Wanted, several laborers, who unserstaud q ar
rying and blasting Of Rock, and second hand Lum-
ber. LLOYD CO,
sep ZN3ts 18th It PIP. the Trsa ury.
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from under Mr.. DIS own hand. We NAV
only add that this account of the reason al.
legged BY Mr.. Cooley, as above explained,
comes to rs so As to warrant belief in its
truth. 'i iN
Committed Young Nelson, tho postmaster
at Keesvilis, N. Y, (son of Dr. Wolfred Mel.
son, Of Canada, the s'Patriot'' leader there
who was day or two since arrested and taken
to Troy, N r., on charge of robbipg the
mail, has besn fully committed upon his ex
animation. The Post Office DEPARTING ut have
despatch to that effect. Great credit Is sal 4 to
be due to Colonel North, special post Office
agent, for the thorough and effective manner
in which be conducted the measures for the
detection Of the robber in this case =
Pension Rorgsr Convicted. NJ Moore,
according To adyioes received at the Pension
Bureau, has hesn convicted before the United
States court at Nashville, Tenn, under an in
dictnsnt for fraud and forgery in preparing
papers in revolutionary pension case, on
which he obtained no money from the Treas
ury, his crimes being detected before final ad
Indication on the case He had been twelve
ysaua . magistrate, was o merchant by pro-
fsssion, and has wife and eight children.
Names Of the six Kew Steam Frisatss :
We understand that the Secretary Of the N avy
has determined on the following names to Be
given to the six steam frigates now being
built:
Roanoke and Colombo, ct Norfolk. ,sI, =,
Minnesota, ut Washington. aisf .se,
: abash, at Philsdelphis. ...,t - e
Niagara, at New York.
AssEiwaek, ct Boston.
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lOn q q - III N q NEATLi AND sxpk-
" DITI0UsLY IXDCUTKD AT THE akYRNLh6
szAx ofSlC1. %@t
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FREEMEN, AROUSE! ae
.zi.,I' AND
vindicate Your Rights Y!

s1Ths adjourned meeting Of the FRIENDS on
CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBEarY, who we're so
outrageously molest-d on Wedn .eday evening lsst
wiz be heldon FRID AZ AFTERNOON, 2ad inst 1t 81
O'clock, in front Ct caruds falcon, or it rains, the
meeting viii be held insids the builIing)
Every American citizen, friendly to sObnrtitsfio,,,
Tree SpseeA and Lqaal Rights, is invited 10 b
present 90 r-s-. - yiiss.-.. ..-. .. -g,5.a Is
- Hen. JOHN stIDELL, 1870. A'.as ..-,5 ..
. 4. B. FLORENCE,
g. n. STANTON, - --f er t-e ~
J. CLANCY JONES, -
.~- \" JAMES GREEN, ... So.
sss, PHILIP PHILLIPS, z 20
10 IreaI ~ ca --L.---.
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QE REWARD -Rau.way from the sublc
epC Der, John Myers. colored boy, ag aboUt
IA years short ftont buff and has large ars
each ride of him, fr, m being burnt. When h I f.
he had on q etriped shirt and tro~sers. h.r-',
forbid any person from hsrboring of tius,ir raid
boy, under penalty of the law S reward will b.
given to any PRISON who will bring es'd boy to Z
MRS. YAR2AR,
sep Este Cor. Missouri av and 9th g.
INVENTORS, DEALERS AND LiTIGAHTSi IN
l. Patent msttsts can end VS., biugton Pat mt
Agant at lS4 Seventh street. Gear City Post Office
or at 32l Four and-a hslf street. Island
s-.s- TH0S. G CLINTON,
Formerly Assist Examf U. 9 .Patsn. Office.
sep 22-3ts ~.
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@ky s. REWARD FOR rive oows.-etoaen
~ or ttrsyed from English Hili on saturday
0Dmorning last. One was a black buffalo,
'vaa auoi Ber red,coor, with the top Of one bonn
III Another white, with blue str pc from her
head TO her shoulders eaeh site; and the Other
tao wtie one specklei red on Id. neck, and the
,speekled back. Anybody giving information Of the
said 90 ~ 20 as to lead to The finding Of them vii
glish Bli, on 7, betw ID aid Sd streets.
sen 2l-Sts =.
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NEW GOODS opened sod.yst
IN WARRINER 4 sEMKEN, Jewellers,
e. cen l0-1H -.7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-05

JEFFERSON MEDICAL CoLLBGR. Pa -
The degree Of Doctor oil Medicine was
conferred upon go graduates. being
the largest class that ever before graz
,luated at any College in the world.
The following are the names Of the
graduates from North Carolina upon
whom this degree was conferred: j.
L. Blake, II. W. Cole, J. w. Earl. A.
), Hoorrr, u. McDufiie, J. M1Clor-
mick, &. y. McMannen. J. N. OBrien,
lM. d., ID. N. Patterson, W, NJ. Per-
kins. W. NJ. Richardson, william L.
Roberts. ID. s. waddell, r. L. Webb,
w. W. Young.
II is said that il was ut the snlicjta-
ton Of the Hon. James Buchanan, the
L. $. Minister. that Smith OBrjcn
was par,loned, Mr.. b. having previous.
" urged the measure at an interview
with Lord clarendon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-05

The last Republican Banncr s'n-
tains letter signed ga Reformed
Mig of the West" which is very
shallow humbug indeed. The writer
saws he cannot 20 for General Dockery,
because he is an old fogy. dema-
gogue and lederalist." Noman who Was
ever a good Wing, an honest man. or
intelligent reader, would have written
such a letter, signing himself reform
ed Wing. 1t is a trick, without the
merit Of novrlty,-a poor, old game,
that never deceives any body except
the most Ignorant. We are surprised
at our neighbour for making himself a
party in such wretchedly devised
gull.trap. BY giving il place in his
columns. Surely he would feel mean
| If he really thought il would deceive
an, body, and bring them to the sup
port Of the unknown opponent Of Gen.
/ Doekerv Il might be different with
the author Of the letter, for any one can
see that he is no better than his letter.
and that he holds himself in readIl ess
to shout for anybody the democratic
party may bring out-good, bad, or
Indifferent. Carolina Haiehaea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-05
ry.PREslDENr FILLMORE

4 resolution passed the Common
Council of New Orleans on Tuesday
last, to give Ex-Prcsidcnt Fillmore n
public reception. lie expected to
reach there on SATURDAY., and rooms
were engaged for him at the St. Charles
Hotel.
The Baltimore Times remarks that
the tour nf ar. FILLMORE through the
West and South has been ane continu.
cd triumph. Every where lie was
greeted with the greatest dem,nstrs.
y ms Of JOY. The people. without dis.
teton Of party, by thousands and tens
oil thousands, assembled alon, his Il q
OF travel, to Shut out an American
welcome to an honared and hnnorai lie
man; and we concii: " tn the Fine,
IN the belief that there is no man ali Q
WHO possesses so completely the attre.
ton, confidence aud admiration of IN.
american people, as Willard FilI,nore
Ills administration. glorious in its