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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

The SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-John w. Gadsy was
fore Justice Bafchey yesterday charges " ssf
M is or ON sunday convicted ooh and judsnso<
Ia the usuaI penalty rendered Against NM
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I. Q benefit last evening to Mr. b. c. Ham, door
keeper at Burtons Theeter was an unu uay success
ful one. The house filed notwithstanding the
rain, and many who had purchased tickets were pre-
vented by the weather from attending
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RoHRgnIEs IN THE EIGHTH WARD.-Complaints
Of numerous robbees the Fig I'll Ward The ho1ss
o. M Hersh nights and OF goots
valued they entered his cellar and destroyed
ty which the had for msdies par-
o, III house OF William G. Langley suffered IN gniss
amer the hepooIs Of Alderman Bennett were relieved
o lne sock Of abou Is d anxais great msny others have
Uttered similar whin the ast two or tbres vcsxa
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fAdverisementl
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HANGINGS.-

PRArr HARDsxBERcB Manufacturers and Importers No.
$50 broadway between Leonard aud FraDklins invite A.
tepton 10 their extensive stock which unsurpassed By any
in this country Faithful and accomplished workmen sent 10
any tho city country short notice and s wosk
warranted.
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"Wednesday evening arrested young man ealing himself rhos
Desncy charged with having attempted pick the pockes OF
sdy he leav the New Haven rwenty ninth
hsi De had been TO affenp the robbery BY
gentleman who called the officer who ehas and succeede1
capturing the young gentleman Upon examining him hand
embroidered puIse containing Sts found which d
he had from the pocket Of ohcr
He taken the Jefferson Market Pehes Court and
ffrft f0ra xau.fna ATM
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fAdvertisoment.I

Root takes perfect Plctures III I'll Wea1us
Roor takes real lite-siseP Photographs on canvas.
RocT's Photographs of all sizes ara unsurpsssed-
RooI's Gallery is easy Of access.
Roor is at No. Ses Biosdway corner OF Franhlnst-
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HARD SHELL GENERAL CoNxrrrEr--Thc usual
monthly meeting Of this political Organic alton wss
held last evening at Academy Hail. bu, no business Of
public importance was transacted.
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Advertisement
JUNE, Ie55.--Check Marseilles suits, % 50;
ZEPHYR suits SO; June suits y, 50 and ST. fash
iouable double. breasted Cloth Goats, 90. sc., at
EyAkss Clothing Warehouse. Nos % and 90 Faltonst
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Internationally
GOODWIN & Corr, No. 255 water-st., have

GOODWIN " COKT, NO. zoo WuBIBt', nav
perfected unique SUMNER RANGE. intended especially for
private families Its beauty Of design, compact form, many
culinary cnvenences aud small commend 1t az thu os
economical Range devised for the comfort and
convenience housekeepers during the Summer season
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RusAwAr AccIpESr.-As Mr.. Cornelius Cole snd
his wife were returning home from ride, at No. sss
Wet Twenty-third-s,. yesterday afternoon. on sP>
preaching his residence the horse became frightened
and suddenly dashed of at furious rate through Ninth
avenue pitching Mr. c. out OF the wagon first, sad
shortly after dashing Mrs. c. upon the pavement With
great violence, by which she was quite seriously IN
jwed She was taken into tho residence Of Mr..
FrSnkhn. No. 50 Bsnkst-. and physician sslsd.
MIR. Cole was but slightly injured.
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RoBBIHG A CosYEcTIoSERr SroRE.-A NUMBER
BOYS broke 10 window In Consress on weansasy -
A.. Tuaof them were srrss.sd and committed ~ 'ssuee
10
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b. ke~r wsi's Barter for the sseonnsdston Of CRY
ehanics purposes In accordance with law.
At the same meeting the following order was passed;
cIrr oy PORTLAND.
IN BokED OF MAYOR AND ALDERSEs. May 5, 1883
10 COMMITTEES for the establish ola City Agency
for the lawful sale Of sPoOu' liquors wines ae for med
An suppression Of drntas boas-s All uppns.
ps.eS a, he sst session. Of the Lessa:are and .p
Board ueh ues and regulations. &c necessity fr he
eorrsnsston his service. Is they may suitable
Read ard paced. Attest: VIM BOYD, City Clerk.
Capt. Peter GRAHAM, packet-ship master between
Portland and New-York, presented the bib OF iiding
OF the liquors, they being shipped to the Portland
Agency. No had agreed to be responsible for the
freight and it was not yet paid. Joseph Libby te'ti-
fed TO hearing the conversation between Mayor Dow
and Aid. Ring and considered it OF spodive char
acter. lie heard the reply to Mr.. Rings question, if
he Dow thought he should make good speculation
out of tit was - don't know as to that words
10 that amount.
The City Clerk corrobora.ed the testimony Of the
last witness. lie heard the reply of the Mayor in re-
gard to the good specule'ion-it " Can't say IS
to that" or something to tina. effect.
Aid. Jones testified 70 the sane effect. AID Carlton
testified that the liquors ordered by himself aud
Dir. Dow, with tho concurrence of Mr.. Books, in the
name Of tie city for tho of the City Agency pro-
vided that they were 70 DO in the Original casks and
liquors of the purest quality he was acting under the
order of Council, May 3. None of the liquors to his
knowledge ordered for themselves individually,
and all were ordered for the purpose of bong sold By
the city under the laws of tho state. Tie witness in
troduced the person to whom the order was given to
Mr. Dow The person from whom tie liquors were Do
tanned J. Brnmson, and they were ordered at the
Mayors Office. The Mayor, however did lot syn
the order. No othcr person present but tho Mayor
Mr. Bramson and himself and all the conversation in
relation to tie purchase took place at that time.
Aid. Ring, being recalled, stated that 50 far as he
was concerned the conversation with the Mayor was
serious as he wished to know what had been d,ic ne
had been absent evening; he had the impression
that the Mayor and AID Carleton acting without
authority; he did not suppose the Mayor was jestng
in speaking of the good speculation though there
q good deal of joking during the evening. Counsel
for defense then put in the vote of the Board OF Alder
men June 2 1855, ratifyng the doings of the Mayor
and Aldermen Brooks and Carleton, in the orierng
of the liquors. The testimony then being all IN, the
Court adjourned to the next day to hearhc arguments
of counsel.
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tAdvertisement.
nACIERRE0TYPR T.

epts made of various and designs snd warranted
cure picture from the air and weather Address MAvso-
LEum DAGUERREoryPE Co., No 50 Doys.
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fosTPosrNESr or THE YACHT MArcH.-After the
ram on Thursday morning dead calm prevailed. -
that the Selling Match OF the New-York Yacht Ciub
was unavsidhbly postponed to Friday morning.
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fAdvertisement.l
PRICEs.-HORAcE

WATERS No. Broadway continues to make nmense saies
of the popular Music from his extensive catalogue 81 hs
duced prices daily receiving telling support IN his oppo-
tion 20 the great monopoly. lis also sells T. Gilbert Coz,
Halett Csmsion,s Woodward Browns, Jacob CHECKER
re and Waters celebrated PIANOS and those ofothor
Boston and NewYok Makers az prices which defy compsu-
ton In found his estsh
men TO the elegant 81 900 Piano Of his Annactus
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DRuxKEs Row.--A row occurred in Q drinking
when abost dozen Ishnsn were engaged Tae prsm'sss
were with frsgnfne u torn coso, vests sna soA
Warrants have been isued for the arrest o. ax o. 'as coz.
batsxK
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lAdverisementi -
BIAkE's PATENT FIRE-PRoOF PAINT, NO. lily
Pss~,-st-sse under head Of Papts-
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BUpeLARIys-Severai robberies OF dwelhngs.
mostly during the day time have occurred wihin three
.x m Jerssy Civ Among them the residsncs o. -
keer ey Of tie Fourth Ward His house vas entssSs
dsy Att rroon while his fAny werv absent end eoe
quantity Of ;ewelry and TIVE sik dresses wess sss~
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RyrERx on Mn. SrEvEss.-Yesterday Mr.. Edwin
A. Stevens Hotoksn returned 20 hn city BE sived sens
Sy, since IL North from his bridal tour IN Europe hsv-
spe ess .AsIs since bis return be has spout ths
tie In PLpcetcu.
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uo..r. RubJer & Hastings opened restaurant at
Nos ,OI and 1903 Cbsmbcrs-st, last evening by cou-
plimentsry dinner.
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Ord>ref That the Msyor and Adsmea be suhorz-d and
empowered the shop under the City Hall now
By Eee- Wste Butler, for the nnsdatnn OF CITY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
NEW SPRING GOODS,

WE onening entirely and beautiful stock
w of Spring Goods which offering greater bar
gains than before known in this city and to which
most respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of VIII
mington and surrounding country.
Our stock of ladies dress goods is complete and of the
most fashionable style among which may found Musn
Ginghams; with 900 pieces of American and English Cal
s,together with full stock of Housekeeping
Plantation Goods, such Sheetings Shirtngs ToweIng
Table Cloths, Tickings Homespuns, Apron Checks Neg
Cloths blue and white Spun Cotton, &c. &c Our stoh
nett cash. and will be sold to cash buyers at very slight
advance cost We would inform friends that we still
adhere to the price SYSTEM that willing show
our Goods and that in do urge person buy
from beyond their pleasure
HEDRICK & RYAN,
April 12.-32-tf. Market street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-cARa1m
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
April 12IBqrqTs Catharine' Watts, from New York
Sehr Wake, O'Nsal, from New York, to George u,..,
with mdze ~ Natri&;
schr. VIM H. Howard, Brown, from Ton,a; =,
Geo Harriss with mdze. from Schr. Mary Powell s to
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, from Fayettev;u
ls-Bargue Tivola, Moore, from New York, in bsu...
Peirce & Dudley. u%st, to
April I3-Steamer Gov. Graham, Evans, from L..
vile to T. c. q B. G.. Worth. Nayetts.
Steamer Chatham, Allen, from Fayetteville, to
Blossom - Il.
Brig May Queen, Clifford, from Wiscasset Me. to1
Schr. Emily Ward Ward, from New York, to CAM
Harrss. george
M-schr. Emily, Mankin. from New York, to Prs.n
April l4-Sohr David Faust. Newcomb, from Phil,
pha, to 7. G. Worth; with mdze. N"oet
15-Schr Roam, Jones' from Boston, in ballast to p.i
schr julia Corson, from Philadelphia to George B,,
with mdze. Hsi
schr. Pacific Farrow from Savannah, in ballast to
w. Bradley w.
CLEARED.
April 12-Schr. Mary Isabella, Darlington, for Ba,s
by Russell & Bro with naval stores cotton and lumba
l3-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman, for FayettsvD
Steamer James R. Grst, Williams, for Fayetteville b,
d. Cazaux 'N'"
April I4-Schr Empire, Mullen, for Boston, bv n r
sohr VIM. l. Springs willett,, for Philadelphia bvr
c.. Worth; with naval stores &c. ' l.
Brig liza, Williams, for Boston, by Adams, Bro Co
with lumber. w
April l4-Schr. Onward, Smith, for Boston, by J ADM.
Rae IL Coz with 81 bbls rosin, l75, 900 feet lumber w
Schr Gulf Stream Cranmer, for Boston, BY George H.
rss with 55 bbls spirits turpentine, 1850 do rosn
feet lumber "
-Barque saranac, Bigley, for Cuba, by J&J HATH
away & Co.; with lumber.
schr H. Hallock, Pow, for New York, by j. H. Fanne,
with naval stores, SC:
& D. McRae 4 Co.; with 20 bbs. tar 20 do pitch, iI2M
feet lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th Of
- April Gnst for erecting and completing brick build
ing for Female College, be erected in the town of Colds
borough, Wayne county, North Carolina, the following
two wings each fyfve by thrtyeight feet-the walls
the main building to be foryeght feet high from bottom
from bottom of foundation the story to be finished ten
feet hi the second eleven feet high the third and fourth
each to be ten feet high All the materials to be fun
by the contractor.
Plans and specifications be seen and any information
given, by calling the Rev. James H. Brent President
the Goldsborough Female College
The bids will be directed to William K Lane President
April 18th. 32-2
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HALIFAX, April l3.-The steamer America arrived
here last night with dates to Saturday the 31st ult
three days later than the advces per steamer Wash
ington. The steamer Canada, which was delayed at
Boston until the 18th ut., arrived out on the Goth.
The affairs in tbs Crimea are unchanged.
Public attention was concentrated upon the pro-.
ceedings Of the Vienna Conference, which is repre-
scented 10 have met with great difficulty in the settle
ment of the third point. although the demand of the
Allies had been much moderated The Russian
Plenpotentiary had referred the matter 10 ST. Peters
burg for the decision of the Gar, and the debate
the point had been postponed until his reply should
be received. Meanwhile, however, the Conference
would discuss the fourth point
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, De L.
Huys has been to London TO confer with the En-
glish Cabinet upon the momentous question invol.
we'd in the third point.
AFFAIRS AT SEBAsToPoL.--The London Times
special correspondent describes the condition of the
army as having much improved, but the actual works
of the siege were making no progress to justify q
favorable prediction.
A formidable Russian force has assembled arount
Eupatoria, virtually besieging the place; but TIT
Russians could not hold Eupatoris if captured, as
is completely under the guns of the English feet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
LATER FROM HAVANA

The Steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston on
the 18th inst, having left Havana the morning of
the 10th. Her news is not of much Importance
We clip the following from the Charleston Courier.
Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA. April 1, 1861 had barely sufficient
time yesterday to announce to you the execution of
Francisco Estrampes, but having since then colec-
ted few interesting particulars in relation to him.
now have the pleasure of sending them
When the Priest approached him when in the
Chapel with the view to confess him. he refused
to enter upon that ceremonial and engaged the Rev.
gentlemen in Theological discussion, which proved
he no believer in the dogmas of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church He protested belief i'll the Diety and
in the saving power of the Saviour not in particu
lar Church.
He walked from the Punta Jail to the scaf1old, with
head erect and with as firm gait as though he wa.
clear, loud distinct voice exclaimed Viva Ia ber
tad, Muera ell Trano!' e. Live Liberty, Death tt
Tyrants !") No effort that human invention coulC
devise was omitted by Col. Robertson, Acting U. S
Consul, who, upon this sad occasion, has behaved
in manner which does honor to the high ofic,
which he fills. understand two other parties ART
10 be tried for their lives this week, and Senior Cas-
tillo late President of the Savings Bank, whose on
ly offence consists in having obtained bill upol
New Orleans for the late Ramon Pinto, is to be ban
ished to Spain. Pnelo, Cadaizo, and seventy other
go to the galleys next week. This is Wholesale me
thod of getting rid of rebellious Subjects but will
render the remaining inhabitants of the ever faith
full Isle more contented with their present rulers
calculate it will not but that eventually the yer
women of Cuba, will be found fighting against ~
ranny!
considerable addition of Spanish soldiers, lear
are expected here very shortly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

WONDER OF WONDERS The Journal of yesterday
eulogsing the big heart, and bold, manly intellect
OF Henry Clay Wilmington Herald.
And pray, what so wonderful in this? We
sensible as of the political errors and faiings of
Mr.. Clay as were. They were such as would
have prevented his receiving support during his
life,-as would prevent any man receiving our sup
port now But let these faults and faings rest Let
US remember of the dead only what is good-let US
only feel that, right wrong, Henry Clay was bold
and above disguise-that he spoke out like man,
that he Joined party of which he was asham-
ed to acknowledge himself member. nor required to
be bound by oaths within the walls of secret poiti-
cal order. There will be no Henry Cays in the coun-
ellis of Know Nothingism.-Da Journal, 18th inst
K. ~ PoETRY.-Under list of the Know Nothing
Candidates for State officers in Virginia, the Peters
burg Gntelligencer, Know Nothing, has the following
morsel of rery blank verse.
Under this flag fight!
Under this flag will conquer!
| ''Groan, Sinners groan 20
! The day of retribution is at hand!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
A Week later from CalIfornia-ArrivRl of the Pro-
metheuS New Orleans.

A Week later from Callfornia-ArriVRl of the Pro-
metheus at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 13.-The steamer Prometheus
arrived here to-day, with San Francisco dates to the
oath ult Business was very dull, with sales at re-
duced prices.
The recent rains had made some improvement at
the mines. and the growing crops promise well.
Messrs. Wells, Fargo Co. had resumed business,
and Messrs. Page, Bacon. & Co. would resume on
the 29th.
The failures Of MIR. Wright and Messrs. Adams &
c.. are bad ones. The personal effects of |. C
Woods have been offered for sale
Ex-Bsnker Robinson has been arrested for fraud
No arrivals are reported
Capt Chopper. OF the steamship Cortsz, died at st
Francisco, March %.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
Naw Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, April 1o.-Broscn Dick won the
three mile to-day beating Arroc in two srag ht
heats-time 5 min. 334 sec. and 5 min. % sec-tbe
latter being three seconds quicker than the time in
which Lexington performed the first three miles of
his great match on the I'd inst. Letompte will prob
ably recover. but will not against Lexington on
the l4th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY,
M HO may visit Wilmington, will not only find tls
w Largest and best Assortment of Clothing at ScOhh
Baldwins, but they will also be enabled to select from m
assortment of UMBRELLAS of the best made ar'li
ever offered Scott d Baldwin the sole agents for one
the LARGEST UMBRELLA MANUFA TORIES in t tS
United States and sell Scotch Bingham and Six W
this House
April 18th, 1855 S2u.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

ONE THE TRIUmPHs."-One Of the trumphs of
" Sam " over which our former Wing contemporaries
have been rejoicing, is the election of Know Nothing
town officers at the municipal election held last week
in Edenton. 1t turns out that the majority was
three, in town.whch has always gone largely Wing.
Why, the Wings did better under their old name.
From the vote in Edenton, it is clear that many of
the more conservative Wings refused to coalesce
with such an organization as Know Nothingism.
We notice that tie U. s. Surveying Steamer Water.
Witch Was fired into in the beginning of January by
a party of Paraguayans, while engaged in the explo-
ration of the Rio Parana and its tributaries in pur.
suance of treaty between the United States and
Paraguay. The Water Witch was fired upon from a
battery nearly opposite the mouth of the Paraguay
River the pilot she had taken on board could not
be kept deck "a shot killed the at the helm,
cut the wheelropes and disabled the steering wheel
Under these circumstances the vessel was forced TO
return down the river, which too narrow for her
to turn in in consequence of which she had to run
down past the fort stern foremost, exchanging fire
with it as she passed.
1t is supposed that this action arose out of a de-
cree issued by President Lopez. forbiddng the en-
trance of any of into the waters of the Par
aquay. This is said to be directly contrary to the
treaty for the free Navigation of the River which has
Just been concluded. The survey for the present i:
only stopped by the want Of water or the want of
pilot
The Union says that our government has not ye
been officially apprzed of the collision as detailed
above.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
Defsat.

election in this city on Monday the know -nothngs
were defeated in four out of the five wards. Van
Blarcum the Union candidate for mayor, was elected
by 100 majority over Ingles the know-nothing can
dofo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

tration We yield only to what is believed to be the
existing necessities of Ithe case. We know that it
may be said have but little property to be taxed,
and ought to have little to say in this matter but If
the pen editorial is to be restrained in its efforts by
The length of the editors purse. the press might as
we'll shut up shop at once.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
LOST OR NIISLAID.

LOST OR MISLAlD. al
the town of Wilmington time last week. HHKep
to be about Saturday, a note made by VIM H. Il sraS
ze, of Sampson, payable to the subscriber I sbOd
$45 dollars. tnt
All persons hereby fOrewarned against paying TER
ing for said note. w. w. PAhan1sts
April 6, 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

- EGHORN AND BRAID FLATS."-Grs' Fis,
, IL Trimmed and Untrimmed Flats Also, Wide bID
Leghorn and Braid, untrimmed, for school Flats
April IL, 1856 c. MYEKo,-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

TNALLOW wANTED.-The highest market Brl SRs
l. be paid for Tallow. by VESSEL u EALiE9 h
Sept LIST,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. n
HE subscriber wishes to obtain FIVE or six Apprentice
l. aid him in the Machinist and Architectural bushes
Any person or persons DESTROYS to engage the above
in the business and will give scientific and practical '
lions. For further information address oN
April 6.-3I-4m HarreIls' Store N H. Co., NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

Tom Thumbs Father has gone crazy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

Even the plastic name of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cannot
keep the tusionists of New Hampshire together
Their organ the Concord Reporter, sends forth the
following dscordant notes:
Already we see many peris which threaten the
integrity and existence of the American party in this
state They exist, part of them, out Of the State
and part of them in the very heart and orpanza
of the party ITSELF
In our judgment. frankness and candor are nre.
cisely what wanted at the present iuncture to
the American party from total wreck in the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

ENNE PANAMA HATS.-Opened this day, few d0'
Gents Fine Dress Panama Hats, a splendid article
April ID, 1855 C. MYEho-~
A FINE LOT of Gold Head Walking Canes, on Wn'''
"A bone and Malacca Joints, just opened ,,,pS
April 13 1855 c. MlEho,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NOTHING DECISIVE BEFORE sEBAsToPoL.
Critical Aspect of the Vienna Conference.
Cotton Buoyamt-Do,cntcard tendency Of Breadstufs-
Consois Adudncsd