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REGISTRATION oF LgTTERs.-0n the | 81 Or
July the system Of registration Of valuable
letters, prescribed by the Post Office DEPART
ment, in accordance with the provisions Of
the act OF March }, 1885. will 90 into opera.
lion. The regulations Of the Department
provide that on the payment Of registration
fee Of five cts. receipt shall be given by the
Postmaster when the letter is mailed, and ex.
traordinary precautions shall be used IN its
forwarding and delivery. This j. not TO be
confined to money letters. as any letter which
the writer deems valuable will be registered
and while the Department does not make
themselves liable for the loss Of such letters
or their contents, the additional care taken
in their transmission aud delivery, and the
prcolOf mailing furnished By tie receipt, will
ass#f. +
uie auu''ohdi Charge thas. Mreury
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The understood determination Of the present
Administration TO prescribe every man holding
public Office. within rearh. who may join the
American party or vote with them, il great po-
Iilical blundpr, 10 call IL BY no other nor worse
name. When The people see The heads Of depan-
menis descending 10 The task Of /" turning out
waichmen and messengers, because they vote as
they please a, Ille municipal elections in Wash
inglon, ihey very naturally feel as il The Admins
ralion had come into The arena. fir contest, and
they are inclined TO lake sides against il. lof the
purpose Of showing tia, i, has not al power
and Ina, il can be rebuked for an unnecessary
exercise Of authority. The result will show The
correctness Of this opinion.
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Cas- CoRPpHArIoS err DEuxk That
the individual members II ii can and Ia II 4
clear case, aud will not be questioned. But
can corporation IN il corporate capaei.
y" get into What O'DDherty calls state 81
: eipiidtiOa;" that j., such degree IL ebriety
that the inebriate pronounces Tie word !" ii.
'llizatiOn" With the elsiOn VI the +" H. 70 II
would seem improbable; yet We know case
where the excuse Of drunkenness va. urged
by prosecuting attorney in a manner TO Ia.
yor the Affirmative Of tie question. II hap.
pened some years ago, ~ one Of the northern
counties of Vermont, that the then " States
Attorney" though man d great legal abiII.
y, was rather too fond Of /" The crittrr," and
with per,ersity of habit which We have 81.
ten seen 10 others, was pretty sure 10 drink
too deep at the very time when IL was most
necessary that he should be sober. On one
occasion an important criminal case was call.
ell on by the clerk but the attorney, with
owllike gravity, kept his chair. being, 10
TACT, not fairly able to stand on his feet.
:" Mr.. Attorney. i tie State ready to pro.
coed = said The Judge. ",Yes--hie--no-
your honor stammered The lawyer; " The
stats---is not--in state 20 nv this case 70.
day ihe State, yogr honor, Js..-dfm,k@
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsToS Ran. RoAD.-
The Charleston Courier sums up the progress
d operations on this gigantic work. 6y which
we learn that il will be Completed BY The
close u the year 1856, 50 that locomotive
will be able TO run through the whole dis.
lance Of $50 miles, without shif, or chance.
Inc communication will be opened from
charleston to Tuscumbla. Ala. 600 miles, in
Tune Tor The transportation ii the growing
crop of cotton.
The western end Of tbs grand chain of
works. from Memphis q Chattanooga. 215
miles, will cost only els, e2s per mile, with.
out equipment, or Sl7,s2s fully equipped.
Making the whole cost. equippe,i. 81 $40,
26j q. One Of the cheapest roads IN The
country, though laid with / rail, CD lbs. u
The ineaI yard. Fan o,,
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CIRCULARS ny MAIL.-Enclosing circulars
or other printed matter in envelopes upon
which is printed. impressed, or written the
name, &C., Of the person or persons issuing
such circular, is decided BY The Postmas tel
General not only to subject the entire pack.
aye 10 letter postage, according TO the express
requirements Of the act Of 1852, but that such
postage must be pre- paid to enti,le the pack.
age TO be mailed. Ii unpaid, being under
the law treated as letters. they are oi course
returned 10 The dead letter office.
Wish. Union
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TIE BibLE rUr orr or Scnont.--A few
weeks since several Of the scholars Roman
Gatholies) 10 one Of the Wayland (Middlescs
county, schools, refused 10 read, as had been
the custom, from the scriptures. They Of
course acted from directions outside the
school. The teacher "a femsle) insisted 90.
on the system and discipline of her charge be.
ing carried on. The matter was taken in
hand by the School Committee, majority Of
whom--two 20 one--sided upon the Roman
Catholic side Of the question, and according.
" the Bible was banished. The people of
the district are indignant at The action of the
Committee, and rumor is current that, IN.
less anticipated, they will be invited 70 yacate
their posts. Bo,ton De-.
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+. y. BARTLETT, Esq-This gentleman,
who is now the President Of the National
Council, has been represented by sone alien
editors as native of New England. aud only
an adopted citizen Of Kentucky.
M BaEts t yss barn % ksniueky a mere
was State Senator, in the Kentucky Leg
stature. twenty-five or thirty years ago, and
died in Kentucky. 4. b. Bartlett has always
been Democrat, Of the school Of jefferson,
and is straightforward. old fashioned Ken
lucky gentleman--a.. man who is not afraid
nor ashamed TO ayow American principles.
Aa,oieaH OFgaa.
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THR AAEEicss Party IL SOrTn CAROLINA.
Tile coipa,bia =. O. Times approves ii
he platform adopted by he Nslion1l American
louncil b phllaJ,lpbis. snd adds:
Our ffienls abroad throughout Tie South
aiii he pleased 10 lean Thai. IN South Carolina
from ii,s ,eabpsrI ID ~ mountains. lie Aise.
iran party are alive 70 Inc interests Of the SOnth.
sid Ire organzing to battle Ior their rights Nh.
der The Constitution. III Richlsnd there are ii
least sessn bundled good and lue men Who
have united upon tie american platform, aud
will push Iorssrd tie noble work mil her
saRd hIls are pnrgpl 81 he stain of bribery and
corruption, md lie principles of Tie parry shall
flle triumphant throughout HE district.
TIE same leaveD IL working IN almost eve.
y Jgitlct 10 The Stale. and IL viii not be
long before The people will rise and ihtow on
iheir manseles, which have bound ilIem So long
% party sud parry schemes which have confer.
red % real benefit"
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GHascE ~ TgRsSus.--IIeaufort ha,in
failed Or declined 10 accept the terminus On
The conditions proposed BY the Director, NJ
Tie Atlantic q n. Z. Railroad Company, the
surveys will be completed without DELAY 10
Carolina City and Shcpard's Point. Esti.
mates vii be- prepared il lew weeks Cor
the lines 20 the latter places. and proposals
invited for the work AZ some future day. of
which notice will be given.
NsuLera J,,,ynaL
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Rnxfsn EecLrsAsrIcs ~ Sr. Lorr.-I, i.
stated that there are more than l2O RomisIl
priests u 81 Louis. and that they possess one.
seventh o. Gne-eigh,h Of all The taxable properly
II tie city. and by this means WELD an immense
power Many ol them are Jesuils, watching day
and night 10 advance the Interest,". IL lie pape.
and bteak down Pfoies ant influence and the,
are aided BY many thousands 81 aynwel inf
dels. and luke.wHn, wuJly.minded PROBES.
Ianis, whose love oi mammyn osetpOwcrs con.
science.
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BANK or THE STATE.-At the meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Bank Of the State Of
North Carolina held in this City on Monday
last, the charter granted by the late Gene
raj Assembly was discussed at considerable
length, and rejected by large majority. We
learn that it was decided by the stockholders
that the State was not entitled tobe represent.
edin the meeting. The present charter Of this
Bank will expire in 1860. This will afford
ample time for the institution to wind up, il
charter more favorable Gn the Judgment Of
the stockholders) than the one rejected, can
not be obtained from the next or subsequent
Legislature. Standard.
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rom the Louisville Journal.

.prt none but Americans on guard to-
,,;cht ~ Such is the sentiment which the Know
Nsthngs attribute 10 Washington, surround.
cd as hc was by foreigners who served under
him. AashriAe Union.
Yes. such IS the sentiment which the Know
Nothmgs attribute to Washington, and such
I he Sentiment which they prove him TO
have uttered. Moreover, they show, By an
Official document which cannot be question
ed, that tic not only gave an order toput none
but Americans on guard upon a particular
night, but made the order standing one
ordered that none but Americans should
be put on guard upon e'ly night.
ihe Nashville paper is correct in saying
that Washington was surrounded by foreign
crs who served under him, and Of course he
had an excellent opportunity OF Judging. OF
them and the conclusion at which he arriv-
"a may Be known from briet paragraph Of
hls letter to Goveneur Morris, dated White
Plains, July "a. 1878:
aBaron Steuben, lnow find, is also wanting
to quit his inspectorship for command IN
the line. This will be productive Of much
Jiseoutent. In a word, although think the
Baron an excellent officer, do most deyout-
" wish that We had not single foreigner
among Us, except the Marquis de Lafayette,
who acts upon very different principles from
those which govern the rest" :.
The Sag-Nicht organs want to know u
Washington wasn't ardently in iafar Of the
greatest possible foreign emigration 10 the
United States. Let Washington answer the
ouestson for himself. Will not the following
passage from his letter Of November l., 1874,
ID Vice President Adams, serve as an an
swcr?
NV opinion with respect to immigration
is, that except Of useful mechanics anu some
particular descriptions Of men aud professions
there il no use 81 encouragement.
Washington, harrassed as he was both as
General and President BY foreigners, may
have been somewhat too stern aud even harsh
in his judgment of them, butt is too bad that
his great name should be appealed to BY the
Sag .Nicht organs in commentator Of the po.
licy OF the American party. His prndentand
spacious order, giyeuin the days OF his coun-
try's most deadly peril.. when treason and
perfdy tainted the Whole atmosphere around
him, is aud viii continue to be the banner
cry Of the great American party" put none
but Americans On guard Y Hear i, oh "
men of the north, the south, the east aud th'
west-it was the order Of The saviour q
our country" put none but Americans OF
guard !"
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HILLsBoRouGH, N. G.
wednesday, Juiy n, 1855.
The Mass Meeting .

The Mass Meeting Of the councils and
friends Of the American cause in this district 70 aty
The platform Of principles adopted BY the Grand coun'
ell OF the United States at its late session in Phadc
phia will be held in the city Of Raleigh on Thursday
the 18th Of Iuly-and not the 10th, enormously
published in our last
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coRxsasp AonS!-In Warren. Mr.. Branch

CoRvERgp .iGAIN! lin Warren, Mr.. Branch
wanted the aid of the name Of Mr.. Macon.
He read from page s46 Of the Debates of the
Convention Of 1855 to show that Mr.. NJ. was
50 very tolerant. that he said, " II Hadoo
were to come amongstius qualified for Office,
his religion would in his estimation be no OBJ
lection 10 him. Mr.. Shepard demanded to
know il that was Mr.. BIS doctrine.-wheth-
err he was for 50 amending the Constitution
as to permit Hindoo to hold Officer " 1t
depends on whether he believes in God, I"
said Mr.. b. Don't you know he worships
stocks and stones :" inquired Mr. $. . do
not said Mr.. b., but il lie does would
not be for his holding office !" Hear that
e--s: !. 81 --.,~sN, iha -" - Mr.
whilst lie openly repudiated his doctrines
Cannot the People see into all thisi' The
effect on the crowd was indiscrIbablc. Mr..
b. was most efectnally cornered, and lie will
not say Hindou" again during the Cam.
paisn. Raleigh Star.
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hank of the sta,e.-rhc Annual Mse,ir

ssstbH Us tfC .thtts- nc annual Mgetinl
Of The Stockholders Of the Bank n thr state y Sel
Carolina was held at the banking hous. in Raleigh on
Monday The u inst.
The question on tho acceptance Of the new ehlrtri
granted BY the last Legislature, aricr Being fuy di.
eussed, Wa rejected ~ large majority.
fEAs--Pifieen persons. represenlidg 1910 shares
entitled e io9 ,ecs, cluding 1000 shares held 81
The University, entitled % 70 votes.)
AAYs-One hundred AMI iilir,y-faur persons, feprc.
schting G.o5T shares, entitled % l,J52 ,oics
Nor Vouse--fiye persons, representing .aT shares,
entitled q "a votes These yo.r. were held ~ proscs
instructed 70 vote for acceptance provided the ehurcr
could be SURRENDERED Al The pleasure n the soetho.
~; but ibis could noi bc cDneec liz shares aric
no, voted on.
The interest u the STATE sio0.OOn. was represented
b The Treasurer. Il vas The unanimoas decision d
TIE meeting tha, lhe state had no right u vote oil tie
acceptance The charter aud consequently no vote
w. given hy The state On iha, question.
George ". Moficcli, william Peace. William Boy.
lan Alfred Jones. John II. Bryan. J. o. q. Roulhac.
md =. Moore, were reelected Director. II TIE PIN.
epii Bins and Il subsequent meeting u the Board
q Directors George W. Morleeai vas reelected Pre-.
sidsnt
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MOVEMENT FuR THE Presidency are
enabled 10 inform the Albany Argus that pri-
sae meeting of officials holding place under The
administration las been held n ihis CITY within
a iew days. al which il was resolved that every
means should he u,ed 10 promote lie candidacy
Of Hon. William l.. Marcy for tie Presidency
al the next national democratic convention.
Ncc fgB Daily Mcs.
The next National Democratic Convention
will nominltp Franklin Pierce lbr recollection.
aud lie people will rallfy tie nomination.
Egst6a Psi.
No doubt but what lie people viii raify II!
The prescription by the present administration
Of every man WHO jares o. agnw himself an
American 10 sentiment; the plariDg 81 Foreigners
~ responsible Official positions, WIN take no
further interest III tie welfare of pur country and
rs institutions Than the porkeling IT f4i salary
amounts 70. Tue ridiculous confidence uf Ame-
fcsn Ministers 81 Osien,l--llie inleriur men Who
have been sent abroad 10 represent our county
and sustain our hitherto high nsinc and dignity
al Foreign Courts the bomlllnlmeni nf an 10.
significant iown % The San Juan: the decapiia-
iion % The gallant Bronson. Of New YDrk, be-
cause he would not play into Tie hands Of tic
.sollcrs 81 The NonlI anil assist Flank Pierce
~ trucking for votes 10 order to continue his
corrupt reign four years longer; the frequent
ihwariing d Tie wishes 81 The people b. AZ OIL.
psfdoBabe and unprecedented abuse Of the We.
% Power; will al be such strong. such irtcsls,.
IDLE arguments 10 favor 81 perpeiuaIlng lie pre-
sent rotten dynasty sl Washington thai We think
u Is only 10 msniioa Piercr's name IL SO ii
order 10 secure Democratic :. triumph
BqhimOss fiyytI
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e. The heavy min which fell here on Friday night
last caused great rise IN Emo river, which swep, away
the bridge above Browns mill, and temporary bridge
lower down, erected by Gen. TroIinger. We also
learn that il caused break in the dam 81 Mr. Eau.
eetts mill, and also at Capt. Lyons. The dam Of
George Rays mill. on Forests Creek understand
was also washed away.
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The Loco papers are publishing will great
goslo, Mr. Jas. A. Caldsells card, wherein be-,
being Wing, announces his determination 10
vote for Craigc, his Democratic opponent.
You ask an explanation OF J. A. Caldwelrs
counsel
We answcf--sour grapes. Mr.. Jas. A. Cald-
well having determined 10 canvass the District
for Congress in opposition 10 Craige. joined lie
American party. expecting 10 be made ils ram
didaie. The party, however. preferred Mr..
Stove. and Mr.. Jas. A. Caldwell wiiidrsws in
q hufT, iepudales Stowe and embraces Cage. !
"0hi the rnsileioe boughi
OF NJ. las. A. CALDWELL
VIII Herald
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Orange County rionr-a letter from VI

Rowland 4 Bro,hers, Norolk, Va, dated the 9Th in.
slant, informs that they have received consignment
Of Flour from this county, the FIST new -four Of the
season IN that market. II was sold al si2 barrel.
\ business letter from Aamanee county informs Us
that the late ne seasons have caused the corn crop 10
looa extraordinarily we'll that the wheat turns out
much better Than was expected; and that fIui, i. in
great abundance.
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Ras;sa pgliIirs.-We Gil ne following
staiementin the report u Hon Kenneth Ray
nefs speech AZ Washington CITY 4 few day.
sg1:
Oaf las Nnisst "a sgsn. NJ. Ba-f.az.,. sts,sd
v Sc. II Bsltihsys tist iIe pogt's Nu6ri5 = ~,
Count II SPAN sall = bin, before The news n de for.
ha1lan a fieros Gsbiusi reached tlefe. can tsIl
Raals nan that's - n ibs gabinei. That vii
= CsnPbo. e pennstitshit - member II the
,sta4 tharshg ras 80 e.lease n bargain
wHa basaf Hastts II sgsnst such hamiistioa
'hsi tlt y ~ hs,s arousel.s
ihis { certainly most remarkable rsye.
lAilan. u i iium Z source which cannot Be
qpssiionsl "a al ID no, tl.nk ,ha; ST..
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RaTnrR TART.-Irhe Lafayette Indiana
Courier, Is down upon President PIERCE With
vim decidedly tart. ltappears that the Pre-.
sident's Private Secretary happened 10 ret
stuck on tie st. Clair llats some short time
since. 10 chronicling the occurrence, the I'd
ltor takes occasion to give the President a
piece Of BIZ mind" alter tie following man.
ner:
"lf the President himself was only on
board, and had 70 remain there for the next
three months. and read his veto message nine
times a day-Sundays excepted-the entire
West would take on il hat. and give Mrtc
ZINES three Nth a wiR."
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Grant Thorburh, better known as Laurie
Todd. the author Of various works Of fiction
and writer of no mean ability, who landed
in New-York from the old world IN 1874, and
who has been an intelligent observer Of poll.
teal events ever since, thus speaks OF the
dangers Of foreign influence in this country
Read What this intelligent foreigner says:
ain 1901, Thomas Jefferson became Presi-
dent Of the United States. Aaron Burr, Joe
Barlow, Thomas Paine, and others, were BIZ
Drivy councillors. Now commenced the ag'
--,-.-aa--I.a-.---.-:... IA
frisates we're sold for less than ahe price o
the rigging. In seven years thereafter, sau
the giaa-boais transformed into dung Joafs
transporting manure from the old Fly Market
foot Of Maiden Lane, to raise pumpkin,
among Tie Ouch farmers on long Island.
But the rotation III o1fee was more seriou.
concern. The Irish Rebellion uf 1903 had
Just be q suppressed hundreds were order
ed TO leave the country: America was their
goal. These Patriots must be provided for.
A secret epEelafe vas held in the star-cham.
Der, Burr aud Jefferson being the master
spirits. II was resolved 10 secure these pa.
iripts. and this would secure The votes Of an
their countrymen. who were daily arriving
BY thousands on these peaceful shores. tAf
Ter Colonel Burr returned from Europe.
whittier lie had aed. after TIE death Of Elamil.
Yen, he gave tae this piece ri political in
tflgue.l IN accordance will lis cold blood
Cd Plan, J saw Revolutionary men and Off
GERS Who bad fought with Washington, pine
N the rf.sOn.ship and groan ia tie sugar.
hnase les, saw them marched ont Of tie
Custom House, Post. and every other Office,
some - erutelles, some having one Lex, some
one arm, and other, leaning ID der staa,
ifgm~vunds feeeiyedin defence oftheir conn.
trg. ! % their places Cited by foreign pa
tri6ts MANI II them i.eyef having learned
letter e iLeir oEn language, and not even
able a sFaak mord 81 ours; bit such i. lie
gratitude y model republics.
Then commented fhe food n flrcign IN.
frencei which threatens 10 place Il 81 liz
ssne list viii tie iepubllcs ihat we're.
VAS naiutailrd, and voted when Wash
ingtOu Va President; therefore think that
! have y good 4 RICH, 10 think, a. any Free.
thinker u America. saw tie RE and faIl
Of tie French sid Mexican republics: both
We're siranglei IN their bfti by the hands
u Frecihinkers and priests. Tie same tools
are q wefk among us and Few Judas Ame.
ritans arf selling their liberties u fureign
pe'entaif ior mess u pottsge ard. except
Gnd work 4 miracle, think, before January.
laoi. oli dgar sister Republics, France and
Me2ieo, nay look Up aud exclsim, /" Lo,
Amsflta al.0. NAV become like one u us !"
Tie sishsOf he time. are portcntous with
- exceptions. tie pulpit and the press aFe
silent 81 tbe subject. Having watched ttp
iepsblie since tie day of is birth. for ny
bis'brsn aad tgnpaninns take. mish itpro.
pFtii! To- myself there u bit .tep between
me- and death.
GR4sT THofrtRS,
dgs1 lgIla.ttg 80. AZ I'm rrs,lL,
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7. W. Noise, late U. S. District Attorney
in New Orleans, the sutioroi some very spiey
letters 70 President Pierce. Caleb Gushing.
and other officials, has been nominated far
Attorney General Of Louisiana by the Demo.
cratic State Convention.
Ihls TACT, with the tone Of The press there,
goes far 70 prove that the Democrac, III Lou.
isiana are united on the basis ii opposition
to the Administration.
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GENERAL EMANcRArroN.--In the late reyo-
luton in Peru the slaves were all set Tree.
Echenique. one of the leaders, promised to
free all who would join his banner, but Cas-
tilIa beat the former at his own game, and
promised freedom unqualifedly to all. lie
was successful, aud Echenique had to save
himself by flight.
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black woods Magazine, for June, 1855,

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