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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

Commander Barron, q. S. N.-We have
news this morning that this gallant officer is
somewhat better of the attack of yellow fever,
which came on him shortly after the recent
death of his wife of the same terrible disease
lie is at the naval hospital, near Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

Nv AiEh COOLERS.-Some Of the hand,
be sold at reduced prices ~ az
Also, Double Ice Pitchers, lower than ever. a,
me housekeepers' Furnishing store, 4s0 Seventh
sueet u. FRANCIS. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

The Health Of Washington.-If we are
not greatly in error this has SO far been the
healthiest summer season ever experienced in
this city, though for some years past Washing
ton has been gradually coming to be regarded
as among the healthiest localities in the Uni
ted States. We we'll remember when ague
and fever was as unavOidably an adjunct of o
residence here, as anywhere in Illinois. When,
| indeed, the people Of all the surrounding
country were as famous for being victims o..
| fevers from Malaria, as ever were those of old
en- time who lived on the borders Of the Pom
tine marshes. The filing up of all the low
| ground within the corporation limits, and the
draining consequent on the great agricultural
improvement to which the neighborhOod of
Washington has been subjected in the last
thirty years, have doubtless produced the so
beneficial effect on the public health in this
section of country to which We refer above
| JOHN Scott Rarrisol.-We learned some
days since that the friends of Chase having re-
Gently obtsiped the control of the Know Moth.
ing-p State Convention for Ohio that came
together on the day before yesterday, would
surely bring about the nomination of the Hon
4 John Scott Harrison, for Governor; having pre-
yieasly assured themselves that he would
undsS 20 circumstances accept. Their aim wa,
tS have ths Convention adjourn before it be
came known taat Mr. Harrison declined the
nomination; OF IL not. tLaa 10 render it impos-
sibls Cor the Convention to agrNs en- a candi-
date ia his.stead, 50 tat the Know Sothing'
,bo adhere 70 the Philacslphia platform
would be forced 70 choose sstveen Chase and
Medili only. -wcpereeive thst the, have been
successful ia securing the nomination o. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

Uarr;son. who will not ocoa,t a,d I'll. I, for
gr.nted that th.v !. -. oo,n.,...a ,ho;-ao.;,n
of .fecl;n. an .a;on,nm.r. -, 80.
n..;,r 80 - "
ao,h. ...;.u.,- 1t,
.n.a ~. -. - 80: ' aa '''
Ch... =. - ~ SAAD' oenA''
,.r.. 80. - -. ps,n, ~, 'Nnev.'On' = :
IN tb.t s,sS a.. p's'.'
Msa;u r. n,.s..o. CO. -. :.
b.r,.s IN :, y 49, "n... e1on :.
io,'.on ne .n'1.,cn ', .ne s'0a'
Nj; 'n Ia. " ~ ~. Aans Io.neu .ne nv"
go - :. :. a' =. -. :n au'l- An'..
.h0,;,;on;.u, - ~ s.A opp0''N =
nonu,sr f..o, s''' y may 'e'A
w. 81. e..
verx.t;on, nth d;.t;p -, LII. ,a'o 80
Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. "a Id
inc and sbrevd D.moor.t;, -, -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

ASStGNRR'S NOTICE,
q tmcoH d, Woodrow having, Oi the lilh dayO OF
= dull, 1851 By GrOper deed Conveyed y trust 10 c
lSdtssIel ot te 6elett o. ls ssla %Oo1toySs eIeat
tIo, All rersoRs Ia ant wlEe Indebted 70 said Woodrow
AIe ieQuiiGl 10 mike llleIlae I?INe TO me- al al
nelson's having Claims Sall arc Teqq!eu
iouf months 10 iIe teF elai,S te proper release az
e0TdIg 10 lbe terms OF said deed, with !e uleslSled
Spi3 Gs0. ", SIGHTS, Asslstee,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
From iht Fafrnoni (la.l RpnNteol

from the tdFMohl raj HtfiiaitCQH'
Az ISvtLrAHLR iIHDCIHR, III Is but seldom NC tlnh
among Tie many cnetcs offered to lle public lOr Tic cure
Of discate, one we cal consent to cOnnHl OF whsc viz
tues wc ale able 10 discover aud have always leduQusy
avoided giving nelalcc t0uNylhns that might lead any
OS ~ sul0se that SIC placed any iullI IN leiT Wctc'
SOns, tlnl With eIeicco 10 remedy manu- actuIed "
This place, and which has become as familiar 10 the lubc
as household words VIC speak nODl EowcdsS " lts "
lrRSC EXtellenCey, ita alpialn 10 lany " lilo Ills u
Q, aid Inc security with which Il may 10 used, We
scak Of lilo SUMaieil Neiyeand llOc ointment, prcpar'
81 hy u, u. Tan cO lOm prescription FURNISHED ny
r WattUn Carr, late Of MOgaHt0wI and tOwOt Wlsel'
lug, ono Of the most eminent PhyAicias IN Virginia. This
dnRsDt is based upon tho broad Ineipc that any role'
ly which will relieve external pain, VIII u properly cItl'
pounded DO eQllly cfcacOuS IN removing Informal alice
lions, IiNillc that has been successfully developed
II Is Simply lc offspring OF SClecC, tg mild anu sim
po In Its action, end yet IoSc1tits IN lis elects l0wcr
more Incredible, lelchl tic mCst hidden Sicws Of man
and beas-a yet lfinS nNQSlOgs 10 TIC weakest lhiEt-
II Is a6u bY lT lilo chcaYtU ilnent In tic naJhe hepg
pu W In fHilles TWICE az large as tho n0rity AID Ule'
iOt larger than Tie aTscA, besides hcs more than four
iiIteS as si0lS We commend II 10 those IN want Of
Bale and Gel tain remedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
MEpIOINAL.
3 Nonna4eil Nerve and Bone
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
iLINI. EMIT,
: AT pRRisss6RipTf0E f6RNIsIiED by Dir.
WATSON CARR, OF WiiEELlNG,
LATE OF M0RGANT0WN,
ma Md Rp6a httresa Priaet tht aEtEsRsdg Rafeh
RiH ftlttEt an ttttrlAl H1iH stit, ffre1trly fsH'
NeIabttiieRfi q EeFtr n teh 10 btaRtjRlly
dtrtlgPta III apl Ptekldf % Mt
NOSFARElI., LLNEuENT
ARn you suFFHRINa

TlROM rheumatism, Sore ThTOat, Group, Difficult
j. Breathing, TootltAtie Tic no!oIegS, Pain " lhe
os S. Joint, Cuts Bruises PclsonSores, Power Sores,
Psll or etsnls In The SiSnaelI 1lera NStbus Sh9e[a
naDun, CA0c, Lame laek, ChIlGlalns, bites q PSi!oN,
or FACE, bRTs bruises, Glazing, thaPlt1 hands, cols,
C0nIactlonS Of tile Muscles or cords, cuts any klllu
Mustuar weakness, Paralysis Plies Ear Ache, Ulsefs
$ ss s $s. ffE sysT SGIS sS SSs e G
aauied that III this article sou lIlye ,
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only lelaoyes lan almost isiANaneosy, but
ltnetIaitS 10 Tho teat OF aud entirety s.t
ERADiCA'rES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh At lie idea Of any composition curing
dlseates ilougl lltel ous late, az altse nom Ma ,
tasf ihe PIHpose WIZ 'sS eSi II NJ NJ
ACE would Jorct lie capi 10 aeknoN ledge It's nersi ~
all who lave used Il Themselves, OF Witnessed ils Flagto
10 THOSE WHO THINK,
Have sou never A0tieel The 4lik9S llaIity between
many external aud internal dlleAset having entirely uleI
ent naEs1 and has never occurred 10 y0u thal leG
tdy might b. Ptepalel which should DO equally Applicable
II bOl This remedy Is now Offered you IN ike osFA
EE IMMINENT, which does not Insult \OOr understanding
b caimnS to have beef found In some 6raS 9ongtih
0ltstklSa or RllErtl ketS nit; AID slmpe action
aud Jet revealing IN lis eECIs power almost llclelhle
-Teaetlng The most hidden sness Of man or bcnkt-
By fir lie s&tsPtst lnBpp IN the market, being rg Hpi
bottles tt a! gTSe Ps tho Ns0Iily and 9beiOlIih
than Tue tares besides lGihs NOE than fenr ti.Ss as
strong; We therefore Offer L to you will plldc guy con-
lie unprecedented size Inwhlchtlc SOnrartl Ii9nc
Is nut MI aud the vast e&eMc Ofthe h1tCllah used ~ ~
nnEeS impossible fOr Us ~ sy for tie printing u tic
hund els oIeeTlIlcae9 we might publish nor 10 we ueGn
ite$saty, as Article wCIeSet II Is used wl Certify
W. nuI1 Lntyaver trer Ihhsh aicteI opeS WHO have
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

81, anl hy lliursi.ls generally -. jei9-5m
AFFLICTED READtl
DhiindciphiR titdirni lioasc--E Established 90
l. jeats asoby d. Eiigttlinl corner IllrI aud Union
SIS between Sr'aso IGa risf Psychologists Pa.
are Appised that llT. RlNKRllN confines his Practice
undivided lliciiloil, lie cautions tho unfortunate
esaIl8l lie abuse Of meeu.yi thousands alc aul'ally
eeur!attd Ou' VI lie. Recent Affections alepOnpIly
fFWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In Tho treatment Of CluAs OF diseases lheIto cSested
and iIUICllCClly NrlCrSVOl has CllhIcd nR, hlNkR
LiNt (dHlh9roJG uoT6 on StLCfTt'tTtdteHll ~ PQNe
thai niue CEihS Oi Tic cauECS Of nervous debility local
and constitutional weakness, mental al Physical Sulcr-
Eq, are eabie 10 certain habits, l0 n5 te most re-
cTei sci deadly al fatal sinss Of domestic misery aud
'''D TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Tereisa an evil habit sometimes lniUstd III hy boys, I
solitude, UiletI SrVWl & " with ihsnl 10 nsahOodl aud
whEc 4 rot IeOrlEd n .Ve time ny 9nly 9sEs's aoLl
ttrltS Of OttCted, isl ouSt aud devastating alec
tlOns Few Of those vito glSe way 10 US ternic!ous
lecea arc awsIe Of The consequences, until they nd te
nervous SySers satieed, feel strange aud ulaecouhlR
bic feelings, and vague ieafl III tue mind,
Ihe unfortunate thus afflicted becomes teebet - una
bic tOlAbor with accustomed SOri Or 10 9rply lS I'LL
osludyj Ills sltr Is ialiy aud weak, 10 Is dull illesG
ut6 aid eIsa cS In Ills sport with less gy than usual
u lie cM,CiratcS hRtcf before tic lloetCc haS Ul'e
liz volt eLd enter l lOIyl lS nl1rllaSe Y ll ~
tu and SSeRge Tells hin that this Is Cahed by Ills early
illtes Tee are roHldtTaioHt htch thSAd dhakt hs
attHHoMoC hote Sit1llaTly tltRattd.
MARRIAGE,
Require S lie fuhnlent Of several conditions ~ order
that Il may be really The cause VI mutual Happiness
CUuh tho Ieil whlcnpw COyctS lie OlSl u domestic
WIeChtdEeSS 10 Iaitcd AMI It's tue S1h'cc III eyGry III
NuI GO how many could u 30 Traced 70 phys
Apply ilcn, While set H. ltc, tn order ~ have your u
struts AM lelaSed Organization leblaecdi ieYlytfed aud
hFhshNM" npuc\tDLD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
TO country Merchants.

OUWIIUHy 1NUIUHUIIUpt -
NTN,S.S s. KNOX having Withdrawn from tL6 frn, Of
il MeClaiIeD, Knox & Co., lilo Ienanng partners have
aSsOcsieh With them Mr. Chester u. Knox, (brOher Of s.
s. Knox, onS and ayotahy known inihe trading public
assuming Tie style OF AtClaehs and Knox.
They would respectfully Inform tleir old customers (who
have so lOis llhcaly le) aud all Oertcal,
elSin ll0olS and Shoes, that their Fall Stock will be arry'
lngCJOm The l0lll 10 The last OF September,
avins tten selected Will care aud bought
(0rCas they ateT themselves that II their Fall Stock Of
Tools and Shoes they can hold out INDUCEMENTS IN qlllliy
and pTltes superior 10 any over offered IN The markell To
Country Merchants their way east liey would he pleas,
Cd 0eShhit their S0k and post them llptces leafleSsly
fhallensnga comparison with Tie keis Of aud
PHILADELPHIA. [sep3l MttLA hLRNS & KNOX
r oOAS, CARR 4 CO., LAyejust letetvtd no boxes
Ia Of otateo, in addition 10 ielr large stock CAL
golden bar Tobacco" intended for all 'O loyc COCA
lLsn Also large tot ofinpOlted SsSarS lust toiald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

Planishod Tin Ware.
T UST opened an inenl OfSptnlid lahshtA Ware,
consisting Of coffee and Tea uTns, claiHy dishes, 0yS
lCr Sewers, Vegetable Dishes, niyl Covers, Teapot, kss
c0Ocis Si0nacll warmers, and ahied Toilet aets-'a
heaHilNarlClc We respectfully solicit tho attention oil
lie public 10 our varied aid beauulaSS0Teht Ofliouso
aud Steam liOll furnishing g0OylS
h0lilIS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe ST. near tic Post 0nice,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
Mammoth Hat Store.
Pail Fashion for 1854

q AvERY has on hand, aud 4 receiving, one Of the
ever bee opened IN this city. Il also eOpSlGOy man
uaetutlRs every iesetpol Of bat and ear HOW IL use,
from lie very beat material AID workmanship ard sold
d prices that cannot iAil 10 PLEASE,
an ts0 receiving lhl 30 imnortAonS OF B1stetn man
ufJetuTed Hats aud Cabt, which viii be sold low Also,
large Atsoflnentof thillIts Fancy Hats and Ctnsi
ladies Riding llttt carpet bAsS aud umbrellas, al 0I
which Will Be sold eteap, > h., s,fsS
NJ lI,1-Tilt6 made 10 order on the tbottst notice,
S,AVERY, Nos lie and tis Mains.
Skn5 Wheeilhs| Va,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

NEWBERN April 4.-Bacon-Tbe market well supplied
sale of Hog round at &c, Hams 10 to l0lo Bceswax Small
sales at 7c Corn Fair receipts of late with sales by the Flat
load at rs to 80 y bbl. Eggs Sales at 10 to lie
lO to l0Rc % It, by the barrel and keg Meal-Saes
the lot at 81 to 10 % bushel PeasSmall receipts, with
sales of Clay Peas 1t 81 y bush Poatoeslrish very scarce
readily at ID to l3Ic % ID Tar-Sales this morung at
60 guage bbls Turpentne Sales of Serape at 81 o.;
Dip 81 so to 81 60 u Dbl,
WASHINGTON April 4--Naval Stores-The light
cept of articles under this head noticed in last still @
tnuc Notwithstanding the river is in good boating order
Iarboro We quote as extreme prices to-day g oo i9 q
81 90 for Scrape 81 IS for Tar 81 90 for PITCH 9 M
rosin, and 3Sc, for spirits turpentne
Gran-COrn continues in good demand for shipping ana
sales have been made during the week past at prices ranging
from II to 50 cents per bushe for Hyde county and up "
The article is still much sought after and would say
farming friends, is the time send the balance
your crop forward.
Cotton--Last sale at s cents.
CHARLOTTE, April -Cotton--Coming in brky
to 72c. Flo1r-Market well supplied sells at $685.
Corn-SOc. Meal-eOc. Peas-86c. Wheat Commands
81 so % bushel. Bacon-Hog round, s@stc Lard-Sc
TARBORO', April 6.-Turpentine- 81 90 to- .
Tar, 81 90 to 25 Scrape 80 to 30 q 100 lbs; Cor
So 90 to SO % bbl Bacon 10 to II cts; Lard 10 to
cts; Cotton to 81 cts.
NEW YORK, April 10 previous days )-Naval Stor@
-lurpentne quiet at notaons though there IS sons
being shipped hence-sock on hand about 500 bbS SP
Turpentine has been very steady at AZ cents for whole
GELS, though is asked, the market beng pretty h
stock 100000 bbls Common Rosin has sold rather high
and the market is firm. Thin Tar, of good sized bbls
scarce and wanted consumptionstock about 5000 tb
mostly Rope Grades of Rosn above Common dull ana
included in the sales of Common noted below, is some No.
there is very little fine White here We sales 7q
bbs Spirits Turpentine in whole lots mostly, if ALL al
~ cents, cash; 1000 Common Rosn, 571@$ 623 6y q.
(and No: p 65@s1 674 y 80 Bs delivered 500 No.
part u 2SO tbs yard 400 Southern Pitch, for export
25 % bbl 400 Norfolk Tar, 81 p; and 1000 Wimngl
in b My within our RGe If S R
amount to about 300 ties. at 75@$5 81, cash.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13
Rhode Island EIcctIon

PROVIDENCE. April I've have all the State bu
three towns. The fusionists have carried all the
towns but two as far heard from, and undoubt.
eddy two of these to come in. Both the know
nothing candidates for Congress elected. The
vote is light and nearly one way.
For Governor Providence county-Hoppin, (whg
and know. nothing,) $3.50; Potter (dem, 1850;
scattering, IS. Newport-Hoppin, LIS; Potter
1877 scattering, 1. KeDt-tlOppin, Ills Potter
1,49l. Washington-Hoppin, 1,7O3 Potter, 1876
Brstol-Hoppin, 713 Potter los.
For Lieutenant Governor Rose, (know-nohing )
0,775; Reynolds, (whigD 1.258; (dem) 1924.
For Congress- Eastern dstrct-Durfee, (know
nothing and whig) 5,544; Davis, (dem, } l.56G;-
scattering, 1873. Western district hurson, (know
nothing and dem.,) 4,349 scattering, COS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

WESTERN RA1LRoAD-An adjourned meeting of
the stockholders of this Company held on Thurs
day afternoon last, to consider contract about
to be made by the present board of directors for the
construction of the Railroad TO the coal fields.
We were pleased to learn that the proceedings of
the board met the unanimous appreciation of the stock
holders, and authority was given to consumate the
contract as soon as some conditional subscriptions
made available, which understand will soon be
accomplished.
We hope, from the unanimty of the meeting on
Thursday, that our people determined to
take the matter in hand seriously, and 60 to work
and build the road at once. We shall endeavor very
to publish parts Of the reports heretofore
made to the stockholders by the late President and
Engineer of the company which will be OF service in
showing the importance of this road net only to Fay
ettevle, but to our friends in the interior of the
State, as well those of Wilmington and Beaufort
We learn that Jno. H. Cook, Esq, has been elected
by the Board Directo; in place of Henry Lilly Esq
who declined to ssrve.-North Carolinian
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

BED>WARMING ON THE DANUBE.-A writer in q
Household Words expresses the belief that the no e
ity of the population in the Principalities are
trolably urged into the state of matrimony bv t5
irresstibly seductive prospect of procuring bo ne
warmer: 81 given to understand that OeI
mary among married people here to up s1nnoC
night-caps) which shall be devoted to the copm
cause. and go in to haw the Sheets or that the r
equitable portion of that happy cunmunity aI lOte
by turns | am Inclined to think, however that IL
lady generally coDtrves 10 oyerreach her hushaa!e
this repec she is fond of exciting his COURAGE IN
rashness by repeated glasses of poonch or powerf
green tea and rum about the hour Of bedtime SI
has been known also to plead successfully the que
sty of doing up her black hair and to watch the abn5
dering of her lord between the sheets with intense W.
hopeful enjoyment. When husband ceases "4 ~
shudder. his wife knows that she venture 70 ~,
into his place without coliapsing, and usually saS
the time with the same accuracy of Judgment ~ :;
displayed by careful housewives in boiling an ego y
The process of thawing the bed is penetrating
miserable agony as can be conceived The m ~ua
robust will sink 10 half his size during bn T"
bling process. AS for getting up, ii is an exploit 81
doughty as only to be accomplished by the promn
ings of the most Tavenous hunger"
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DIED,
AIoo OIL s--f u
Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

April 5.-Schr Mary Isabella, Darlington, from Bolt
more, to Russell & Bro; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman from Fayetteville
W. p Elliott.
April 4-Steamer Gov. Graham. Evans, from Fayetteville
april Steamer Fairy, Elder from Fayetteville to Mas
ter.
Steamer Henrietta, Dicksey, from White Hail. Wcss
g. Eilers
schr Edward Stanly, Stowe, from Hyde county to De-
Rosset ard Brown with
Schr Sally Ann, Spencer, from Hyde county, DeRoss
Brown with
Schr J. H. Flanner, Peirce from Philadelphia to George
Harriss; with mdze
Schr Monterey, Somers from Boston, in ballast TO Geo
Harriss
CLEARED.
April 6-Schr. Myrover Horton, for Boston, by T. c.
Worth with naval stores, SC
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman, for Fayetteville By
w. p Elliott.
April Brig S. P. Brown Freeman, for Cardenas, byJ
& J. L. Hathaway & Co.. with l2S 400 feet lumber.
April 7-Schr H. P. RUSSELL Edwards, for Baltimore BY
Russell Bro with lumber, &c.
Br Schr Zolus, Stubs, for Turks Island, by kidder
Martin; with lumb Der and shingles
Schr. J. H. Chadbourn, Wainright for Boston, by J.
Chadbourn & Co.; with naval stores.
Schr. Adene Townsend, Townsend, for New Yo,k, bv
Murray, Peacock & Cos with naval stores.
Schr John Roe, Hammond, for New York, by George
Harriss; with naval stores.
Schr Central America, Chase, for New Orleans by J. R.
Blossom with naval stores
Schr. Vapor, Smith, for New York, by J. r. Blossom;
with naval stores, -four, SC.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

n the next House ofRepreeutatves great majority of
the Northern members will be know-nothngs and will be
also AbotiOnists 1t behooves the South know what
of men she sends At previous the
pec been so gloomy the clouds dark and lowering
MIR. FULToN-Dear Sir Il have cut out the a.
bove Paragraph from your daily issue, with the pur-
pose OF making comment on lis bearing. Contrary
to the correct expression or which your Journal is
distinguished, this paragraph is rather ambiguous
1t may be tortured into impression that there are
elected to the next House of Representatives from
the North, some members who are Know Nothinps
and not AbolitioHists. This conclusion | deny the
truth Of have been well informed that there is no
member OF this mongrel party elected to the next
Congress who is not, out and out, an Aboliionist-
an Abolltlonlst OF the blacklist Sort do not mean to
say that every Aboitonist is u Know Nothing, but
that every Northern Know Nothing is an Abolition.
ist. In proof of this opinion will not only refer
you to the action of the State Legislatures when this
party have had the control, and which action has in
Varably been hostile to the South. but will refer
you to every member of Congress- from this State,
whether Wing or Democrat, for the truth of the
charge make this reference with the greatest con
hdence, for know too well the character of our Re-
presentatlves to suppose, for moment, that thew
would hesitate to inform the public of the fac if re-
questeo TO DO So Respectfully yours,
NATIVE AMERICAN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

AMERICAN FARE IN PARIs.-A New York Corn,
pondent of the Boston Journal says:
81 was amused with incident related by oar
tleman connected with the Collins line of steamsrs
He brought home card from Paris, which he oh
tanned from restaurant in that city 1t Announce
that each day the citizens of Paris, and the Yankee.
in particular could obtain at the said restaurant tb
three celebrated American dishes, viz sPunkin nies
Goldfish balls, and Baked beans II seems thai tba
keeper of this place of resort was in humble business
He showed some attention to an American LADY: sbs
introduced him into the mystery of Punkin Pie, Gas
they spell it, and by the sngularlty Of his adver,
tisement attracted the attention of the Americans i
Paris His business increased, and now he is or tLa
high road to fortune, under the potent enown Of bs
three great American Dishes"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HAvANA!H
Executes" Of francisco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
Consul Robinson!

Execution Of Francisco Estrampcs!!---Protest of
Consul Robinson!
NORFOLK, April 6.-1he United States Steamer
Fulton has arrived from Havana. No trace has been
discovered of the sloop of war Albany. The Fulton
left Havana Oh the 31st ult and brings accounts of
the execution of Francisco Eslrampes. He gar
roted on Friday, the 3Oth of March. Estrampes was
an American citizen, and Consul Robinson under
structions from Secretary Marcy, demanded his trial
under treaty sipulations but notwithstanding this
protest. he was tried by Military Court and con,
demned having confessed his design to be to secure
the independence Ct the Island He showed the
greatest Indifference TO his fate, and AT the execu-
ton signGed his intention to address the multitude
The drums and trumpets were ordered TO sound but
his voice heard above the loud din, shouting
"Lberty forever-death to all Kings!" Other pris-
oner> have been condemned to long Imprisonment