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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

FRIGHTFUL TAxATIoN.-The largest tax ever known to
be imposed the United States is said to be that of Brook
lyn Y. since its consolidation with Williamsburg and
the adjoining villages The amount OF taxes Tor all purposes
in that city 81 32 All dollar and sixtytwo cents
on every hundred dollars of taxabes In one ward OF
the city comprising part of what late williamsburg
where there additional local assessment the tax two
dollars and wentyeght cents on the hundred dollars T-
change Paper
The same frghtful taxation is not confined to Brook
lyn but is rapidly becoming the rule rather than the
exception, with towns and cities of the country. 1t
results from the immense of corporate indebted
ness States, towns cities, counties, every organized
body is becoming deeply indebted. The Federal
debts are as nothing compared with the State debts
and in many cases. the State debts are as nothing,
compared with the municipal or local debts If this
thing goes the people of the United States will
be among the most heavily taxed on earth In Phil
adelpha the taxes are one-fourth of the whole in.
come from real estate in Brooklyn nearly onethird
in New York city over one-ffth in some places less
and in some more, but in nearly all interest debt
is the crushing item. These facts bring with them
reflections which cannot be avoided. They ask us
to pause and think. If all these burdens lightly
borne, it is because OF the virgin resources of new
country, upon whose capital we draw, not that the
burdens themselves light Two per cent. of tax
es could not be paid in old country, where the av-
erage return upon real estate is not than half
of what ii is with US. Certainly, other causes than
ghness of taxation must be looked to to account for
the general prosperity of the country as compared
with Europe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

Inc steamer Orizaba arrived at New Orleans on
the 26th ut, with dates from the city of Mexico tc
the 18th Carrera has abdicated his Office as Provis.
ional President.
The council had decided to adopt the plan of Ayun.
ta thus putting end to all fear of collision between
the army and the civilians. STILL however it cannot
be said that there is any actual government, and there
are we'll grounded tears that anarchy will vet pre-
vail in the city and country.
at Caernoaca
Yucatan, Carmen, and several other places had de.
clared for the revolution. Gen. Larcasnos brigade
OF thousand strong had surrendered to the new ma
tional troops
Flduarri has published new and more liberal tar.
i'll, and decree has been issued re-organizino the
army.
Al Vera Cruz over 500 national guards had been
enrolled. o1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05
From Buenos Ayres.

Advices from Buenos Ayres to the 18th of Aupust
have been received at New York Gen. Flores nnb.
fishes statement denying charge that the conspi
racy had been suppressed
A complimentary correspondence has taken place
between Col Graham. the American Consul, and the
residents of Buenos Ayres, on the former ra,;,n
from the consulship. One hundred thousand dollars
have been subscribed towards the new British hospi-
tai in Buenos Ayres. The question of the right of
foreign vessels of war to navigate the waters Of the
Parana is still unsettled. "
Arrivals of produce were moderate, owing to the
bad condition Of the roads. The supply is onlv snf.
hcient for three mouths Spanish dollars are Quoted
at twenty-tour and half; exchange on the iTn;ted
States per cent; hides 51a51s ordinary washed
wool S5a42; mestiZo 65a7O.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

The Last Attempt or Louis N.no,.o,,..
beilemarle, who fred at carriaoe which bo cum.
MAC. O " NC n'On0mS
he has been in prison for crime ord rhon dc,
charged IN January last, the governor Of the nson
"o'e W Tue authortles, that he had the monomanja
VI anu ought TO be taken care of as DANGER.
Gus MANAGE who had told his fellow-nrisoners That
he llau lred and condemned the Emperor and should
o Ov nss e1ecouoner The following account of h.
gwen oy the Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don 1imes shows how well the Fnnoror md his
train are guarded: P0'0' N
"a. aooue ha'f-past eight last night, (Sept. 81 the
carriage OF one of the Chamberlains NJ the Palace
Oount haGchlochi drove up to the door of the Italian
nar;a1 no approach OF the carriage with the In
r.. - n'ery caused little movement among the peG
PIE III Inc street but seeing il was brougbam with
cnly one horse, no cry was heard, and nothing oc
oui'eo' AT quarter to 8, one of the immortal car
RACES drawn by four horses also drove nm and was
e.ueh"y taken by the crowd for the Emperor's car
II orew up at the private entrance used blythe
RefoD' ~hich is close to the Rue Marsoer
nelore the servant had time 10 open the door, ape'
son who had been observed for sorpe oo standing al
ne same spot, advanced and presented two snallp
20 one IN each hand; but before he had time to dis,
tnem into the carriage, the police agents struck
oowN nas arms, and the depression of the weapons
.auseu the bullets to pass under the vehicle. 10
tho 49, ooe arrested 1t was, believe, BY ACCLAIM
| tho 81. e ~ 4dcStIon, winch conlaibeU
aaies OF Honor preceded the Emperors, which
arrived about 10 minutes after.
Du'ing MS examination by the Commissioner o.
rolce OF the quarter of the Italian Opera and SUD,
seqaenny by the Project, NJ Pietri he affected "
ekn'ols me greatest courage He looked his exam
nI1 lu, IN the face his manner was forward anu
mnnd anu MS answers unhesitatng, boasful and sTTn
nnPuoent, He made no attempt at excuse or pain.
a''oh' ana avowed his intention Of as he said taKps
vengeance on the Emperor for the six months Dc
passed IN prison for theft Notwithstanding the renl'
sion OF his punishment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

oa- The steamship Star of the West arrived al
New York on the 3Oh ult., with California dates ia
the 9th, and $l,15O,OOO in specie. Trade with the
interior dull, but!goods arriving freely tt ken. Pro
visions had advanced. Groceries and breatlstufft
dropping. The miners doing we'll. The State and
county elections were progressing when the steamer
left, and the result very doubtful Great political ex.
ctement prevailed. The Know Nothing party, it
was asserted, had bought up the Mormon vote in
San Barnardo county for $3s,OOo payable after the
election The Mormons have 800 vstes French
frigate. has been wrecked in the Pacific The Mexi.
can insurgents on the Pacific coast, hearing of the
flight OF Santa Anna, have already commenced
squabbling among themselves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

o. We find little of interest in the mails. Ex-
changes and correspondents are alike dull. The
only interesting contribution on our table comes from
R. NJ Bordeaux, Esq, of this county, in the shape of
some mammoth Pears, one of which measures fifteen
inches round in one direction and nineteen in the
other, and weighs one pound seven ounces. This is
as large Pear as we have ever or heard Of
Some two others are about the same size with that
described. We think Eastern North Carolina is as
serting her position as agricultural country. We
have at different times within year past received the
taes corn, the biggest pears, apples and potatoes
in the country. We don't know much about the
live stock. The mosquitoes we know to be ferocious
Mr.. Bordeaux has our best thanks for his courtesy
Big apples or pears, other things, sometimes
come very OPPORTUNITY to the relief of sufferer who
has no present taste for grave discussion and can find
no item of passing interest upon which to hang para
graph. We remember once how grateful we felt TO
a gentleman who brought us in parcel, carefully
done up in brown paper, which after as scientific
unrclng as ever Gliddon bestowed on an EGYPTIAN
mummy, was found to contain four legged chicken
There was another source of pleasure in the discov-
cry. The gentleman very clever fellow, by the
way, was Bank officer, and we feared to see one of
those polite little invitations, beginning with " Your
Note Discounted" and ending with Payable. 5"
Now, however it may be with others, we know that
IN our own case it is easier TO describe any number
OF tour.legged chickens than TO take up one note in
bank or out it.
But the pears are ahead of the four-legged chick.
ens Tor after describing them we eat them which
is putting them to double account.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

OG- The from the Georgia elections is not
sufficient TO indicate the result in that State or even
in any of its districts In addition to the very
and scattering Geographic ITEMS which we give in
another column, we hear of rumOrs equally scatter
ing' brought by passengers from the South These
say that the Know Nothings have carried Augusta
by five hundred majority. We do not know The usu-
al vote of that city We believe that it usually goes
Wing. The rumor if reliable, shows an increased
K. N majority there.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05
The {" Reserved List" of the Naval serx,ee


A writer in the National Tntelligencer states that
the PRESIDENT after mature and careful investiga
ton of the subject, approved the action of the Na1a
Board on the retired list, without any alteration
and proceeds TO remark
In order to fill up the vacancies in the active
lists TO the number authorized by law, thirty five
commanders will be promoted to be captains seventy
four leutenants will be promoted to be commanders
and one hundred and sixty masters in the line Of
promotion and passed midshipmen will be made
lieutenants.
This is the first time measure of the kind has
been applied to the navy; but the army has been
tWlce subjected TO more test under the nlea
OF reduct!o"-the first time after the peace of 1915
;ndo%ent Of ,bo 'I psad de1can war; when on the
dropped from the rolls without the benefit to any Of
them OF liberal retired list. in the present case
with the navy.
The In 6eraIity of the provision made by Congress
for the officers on the retired list when COMPARED
with that of other nations is shown by the fact that
captain in our service by this law on furlough-
pay receives nearly much (S1,25O) and on
leave pay greatly more ($2,5O0) than retired
nag officer OF the British navy, where the retired pav
OF rearadmiral is only s3Oo sterling ($1 5OO) her
annum. r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

Ahe 0Ms c. Stat
me chairman of the Execn,iro ~ -
North Carolina State Agr;cni.,,see,c Committee Of ,
dance With the directions Of The comeey in accor
paleo the Following preliminary no,;oa has ma
sert with pleasure. The imnor,aUoe' Which We ~
enTon 70 the rules and suggestions ol an early A.
WILL De obvious to all "S contained in ." ::
o,1 line third So annual " Fair of the N
the 18th dev 81 WIN open at Raleigh on oate Ag
All articles to be- ;ha continue four dava
De entered and registered by Mond,pp premiums" mns
ately preceding the day for onon;ay night immsd
Articles intended for exhibition onIu IN, me Fail"
er's risk. entirely at the o'e
~ When stock has been received bv th..n
=, tha ana properly registered it vii, reception
ces cannp, hs ene society," and like all otIs Kept
tx. Committee permission from ~
Exnlollors are earnestly requested r. s,
arcles early he preceding week. that 'gna up their
properly arranged before OPENING ~ may Be
Inc annual address before the Soc,et, me Fairn
Grounds" A'unin' on the "Fa;.
Iu am authorized to safe that the North r.
ton Railroads will observe the foioeiSh and Cas-
Fair: '''iOn at The I" Stata
Exhibitors will be permitted to naso
charge. ~ 'e exhibited, free Of
Live stock will be carried at half ,o.o
owners risk. "'i 'a'e OF fare AZ
half ' ass % Of the fsf BY will be permitted
(Which will be good for five dsvs i etG ticket"
usual rate will be charged. 0'nef"lse the
= me above rules apply equally to tbe an.
18th of October. i0'h' 18th and
during the 90 State Fair" extra trains Of r.,..
cars Will run on the North Carolina and passenger
Easton Railroads by which visitors Can attagd and
In the oay and Lodge night the va sns
will be published, giving notice of the Sc9edue
departures of the extra trains. "'i''aiS and
Chairm'n Elk. Com. of ~ C. State Aer Mr.,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

Or The Commissioners of the town of Fayette-
Vile having made, on behalf of the town, sub
scriptlon of one hundred thousand dollars 10 the
capital stock of the Western or Coal Mine Railroad
Company, the Treasurer of Fayetteville advertises
for sealed proposals for the purchase of $4,000 in
bonds of $500 EACH redeemable in 20 years, interest
payable semi annually; said issue being made for
the purpose of paying the subscription to the stock
taken BY the town.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

He STEAMsHIp CITY OF WASHINGTON mug
n n. steamship, built and engined by Mssst'
odd and Macgregor. for the Liverpool and Pnls
deip'a Steam Packet Company, s,now about con SSs
TED, and will 90 down the river on Tuesday o..
has been chartered by the French Government to co..
~ troops to the Crimea. and soon as her T w.
passes are adjusted che will proceed direct to Mar
seilles
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

GEoRG1A.-The returns from Georgia come in
slowly, and are as yet too meagre to justify any cal
culation of the result being based on them. The
only points supposed to BE ascertained with some
show of probability, the reelection of Johnson,
Dem. as Governor, and IF the reelection of Hon. A,
H. Stephens, and the election of Hon Howell Cobb,
to Congress-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05
Georgia Elecfio,,'

COLUMBIA, October The latest returns that have
come to hand relative to the Georgia election show
that Garnet Andrews, the Know Nothing candidate
for Governor, has $50 majority in Bibb 800 in Mus
cogee, SO in Spalding, 800 in Monroe 80 in Taylor,
and 43 in three precincts Of Houston Fort Valley
Precinct. Robert P. Trppe, the Know. Nothing can
didae in the Sd District has IS majority in Fort VAL
ley, and 43 in Spaldng
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05
10EAVAO W 1H4NO49
Chairman of Republican State Committet
The Russian Fleet Destroyed at Sebastopol.

The Russia" Fleet Destroyed Sebastopol.
1t the accounts given by the allies be true, the
Russian naval force destroyed at Sebastopol to pre-.
vent It's falling into the hands of the enemy, mus,
have been superior in number of vessels and fully
equal in guns to the whole Navy of the United
States II ships of the line sixty gun frigates
corvettes IL steamships, and 80 ships of inferior
rank in all 1l9 vessels, with considerably over two
thousand guns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

New ORLEANS, October 1.-The steamship Cres-
cent City has arrived from Havana with dates 10 the
29th ult he news is unimportant. California
dates are to the 5th ult. The Chiennes and Sioux
Indians attacked the emigrant train of 800 on the
Sweet Water River in the middle of June and killed
l5O-the balance reached Salt Lake in starving
condition. They were assisted by Brigham Young