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NATIVE AND FOEEIGH WlNES.-Mr Charles Axt
says the Charleston Courier invites all manufacturers
Of Or dealers in Hook wine native or foreign to meet
him IN Augusta on the 10th inst, to compare their
wines with his Georgia Hook, made tlomthe Catawba
grape OF the growth Of lsjG. He hopes there will be
full attendance as he is determined to CONVINCE the
public that better wine bcmadc in the South than
in any other part Of the world.
That right That's the true and only mode where
by the South can be benefited and rendered indepcnl-
cnt. There are pclilous times ahead and they can
only be prepared for by causing onr section to become
sclisustaining section in all respects. BY proper
enterprise and dycrsica0n Of labor, we would soon
produce and manufacture everything we need and
have plenty to spare, instead Of being dependent as
we now are, upon those who entertain anything ut
friendly regards for U.s.
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, r. H. KfIEULAk FRIDAY VICKS-
zstzks ,Mrs and Niken's l;;nd Packet -SF"msr
re Above, ioI MIiken, Bend, yicksDurs Grand Gulr
koIn"y, Nntchez, Fort Adams Bay sara non Ro@"
and all intermediate landings. freight passage having
splendid acco'nio,I",i2n,, ! apply on board, Or to
LEWIS SEAPP Il CO., Front street
5-The Frank Lyon will con,ur as nnrwer }nck~t
throughout She Particular attention paid Jtaiol
and way Dusit,,. " sl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

FRAyps-Wc do not cry fraud for Bunromb =
The election is past and all the scrbblers for what is
called the pary press, can rest fora season at least
Some Of them wot of, had better take Il moctv Of
their hire and got get abslti1n or their sins at the
nearest house dealing in such proane merchandise
else they may damned with the weight about their
necks. rhOakn@ them
That there were frauds practiccd at tie election in
this parish on Tuesday, none will pretend to deny.
The oas upon record will prove when the parties
are before the Grand Jury, as they will lie. That
much hard swearing was prevented, by the fear OF
what may come after, is clear to those acquainted
with the secret agencies at work to poll heavy vote
III order that heavy bets, by heavy moned men,
might be lost and won. " Let the parties he prosectl-
ted, is the exclamation of every honest citizen who
holds his lirtrglu equal to cO mr-Scs of potnge.
1t Will most certainly be done. LBAton Rouge Ga
zcttc, 9TH instant.
ESrHHrr1sE.-Thc New York Journal Of Commerce.
Of the 3Oth ult,, says:
An iron steamboat has Just been finished Ly the
Novelty Iron Works, to ran on the river Manr. in
Chilli between the tty of Constitution. Oh The Pacific
aud the city Of Taca, in the interior Several Amer
are interested in the enterprise, and will proba.
lily send out other boats Of the same description.
This boat is l2j feet in length iy d i'll width and
will draw eighteen inches OF water. An interesting
fact connected with her is that she is the last vessel
modelled by the late Geo, Steers She has two osri-
lating engines with power Of 10 horses is guar
antccd to run at the rate of ten miles an hour After
being taken III pieces, she will be shipped on the
clipper George Benson for Valparaiso.
TClCu is the terminus OF railroad. just put in
operation by American engineers. A party OF Eng
ljShmen had previously undertaken the work, and sent
out five steamers but the latter were unable to u.s.
ccnd the stream and the constitution Of the railroad
was attended with such large expense as to threaten
the whole enterprise with cNtnctinu The work now
proceeds under more favorable auspices. The freight
carried the river MAuc is principally wool and an
excellent kind of Wine said to Resemble choice claret
and which is produced in large quantities
The Novelty Iron Works are bllllding a powerful
sidrevcr engine for the Charleston steamer Columbia
building at Green Point, and to be launched i'll about
ten days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

SOAP kosIH-s'9 oo',, f. ,,?r 2;!t; rs &y ,r,rxx
90 T2Muyaai,F street,
/ FWnWtElING MERIi!NNr%' 'ANr nE \I.t;nS' N
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Ichorpi'"'Ns street, Nv
Orlt';us ol9 lv
NOTICE. THE UNUMK>IUNEp lNroHNS MS
lor-" ami rommnItu, sore MAGAZINE street. between
lHm>r" and tirou Streets forrry r,rir' by Dst> Co.
GEiy!&t; NEn FuKWNWDiNt h'sr,S rir1ir4,r M 1I
'no' &'rn +" rr'"yln= and forwarding goods gnri
..--,...,...,-,. MARCUS PATTON.
II" food" taken on Storage" ol I'm
{NIHE17a casks Good AMI ',,oiv" 'lret for sulr hv
" % Il hAEt.!II 4 co. 6l Common st.
RRANDh-l5O quarter :ud eighth c:>ks Domestic for
- sale by JOSEPH LANDS K CO.,
OIL * %frh7npit"uIn> street.
\VInTlNo'-4to Ibis, for 81, Il, by IN ,.1,,.>
:! Nr.,.5 l',. ~,rert
? AhFEE:o EEAENY,
ol0 - N,..}5nt stra,,
NAVAL STOREIS--6fD hh Tt. Pitch and Ro>in for
~ sale by ALFRED KENEAY,
90 - M,,.,AI', street
LNII&E BlsICi&S-25o,Ot, Eugli,h pt,yb1rsh and Icn
L. >aH"a, Tor aaIrby ALFRED kEARNI,
BATH HErcNs-9' oo;si2i 1ivnE5 II; n Nr,nxy.
"l0 II Magazine street
ol0 = Nt.:zi'e street.
NAA,ItsN;IIsMM1H;pa A,t % H. J'oo PqmHr nEts?, E'ek etc
y, ~ 1 A.yG;:0 sESESYi, s
o4J = Magazine s.srt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

ElpArEHI STILL SrCcEssFrL.-2y the arrival Of
the schooner Cl'rysolite, Capt. ickery, yesterday
morning, from Braz0s Santiago on the lst inst, we
have received important intelligence from Northern
Mexico.
Gen NIdalrri had succeed in capturing Calnargo,
and was preparing to advance on Matamoros.
We further learn from the Monterey Boetin Official
Of the 18th nt that the greatest enthusiasm was felt
by the people Of the States of Nuevo Leon and Goa
hula i'll Nidalls cause, and that no fears were enter
tanned BY them that the general government would
succeed i'll overcoming the revolution, although Il
large force was rInorcd to be advancing against the
rev0lutlonsts, under the command Of Gen. RJsas
I.anla,
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o U 4 C H. | T A I.IF E Il.

Wil,lravc on SATt RnAN, 9Th lust. II u'ciOck VI.
- rrzga FOR eOE'fILOUSA S---TlIt: STEAMER
OpcIonsas. o. Iiinrkry. master. will leave
Fr"i-Lt ."r tiG River Siuur port all
i'ndl@s o" 1r AtcAafa"ya For freight passage apply
board,
i. v. JOHNSTON II CO., 3 Frnri T,rypn rect
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3 4 !. r + II O r r

hS6 FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LfNF-
hfEHS> TAt Al pnGAoi+, ID. 'iaiony- Widen, .n-"r,
II have t'"t !.lrl!r Tor Tie ay.yr port. Fol
* GEUj' v. HYHSOH 4 co.. g C,nn street
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

G1oAEAo AlaD RESIA u RANTS.
49, ~'r. LOUIS It5TEI..-nJKING THE PlST
E; ,,nIer 1i> ;!'orir family Imr Is, BEEN ,losrsIy
Is IN AZ POINTS comfort and elegance n", tic t most
N~.S H. i"'S Y "SI; o1%N 'T%R "'5'". j. H. R. rA1ncnnp
ff h. Tr'r4 ' witt, u, m mlsy; in tar: every y"Tnyni
on W vi, % ",Y r, Hr s F""i"" Of lis vnj> "mI
SEQ 'n rlNS. l.. GrNEEr. proprio.or
A~Ee2 fI!LMohE EIOust1-Nt. Iu, ~. CHARLES
corner Of l"y!r'> street New ',rIcans rI p
sis II Y. $, ';oonrN Superintendent
~ RNHT RNMH'TN'S'hthis XXX 1ysrFH Fh1I'% 5r&t% HtrlAIi T. I j
ss g " i i" ys,. s, '"' T' s':, ;5; @ & T r."
nolfe I" a" hours Just rYs, LfoE ,Iers f." and
nz"M = GiIAi;i.E:l BIGE.EoNt1'S Ol>vi>
srrt-iAElY Ijl"if"NE niS ~ H. ~ hon"r y r',1 to
S,IHon I" "rr4 to "conon:y ,"s, irivm ~,G may
runjrE llQrni<, and ,lr ho, ,hv Markets afford. nvq,,
On 1n h'%' 4 Vi" "r'e@np ia hrst rate style" l19rh from
@9.-A wriI vrt'iItyl Re,arra It up stairs. >r5 If
"a ~ y&,,t:tAr &A3H,s AS'ALonN,, ml ST. CHARLES
= S% rev y. o3s" %v l' oy>'ss st ".' be- So, "
Wines and Iinor Of the very b,St aupy are also to e
% ta4 r"nor this S,%S Sa E"s" M the h." @ % % % M e" has r"d
o H., S,.nrs lho % ~. AoIoATs i IT,: ANnEAM y
@ S"'s1s iSs 1E.,Y ;r;r. X" ay sTr r. 's . !" he "%,
soa roYhEASTAEEET BY ' ,,,c,,sr,.s > n>, ,''
S S c & , and Shp >upPsd Win @ all k@ ; Of ys
Goats, ircsc, Dnc,~ Chrktn> etc, 10" iffp m4If
y n'r ,tr:""s Il, H. r,h # lsr,on Yhis Ii''S Im
I,. W 'MSF h"G,;t"' :" Huigh will be reoprlc1
Hne MANE ~s> to avail hr>lf Of The orcu,i of making
hive hoor he, %i, coc, ] nI HE Ttnl% S'p.In I r Tl"
LEI ~ th,
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,,,,,,,,, IsDI, KuBpEH ATi1NT.-I, AZ

II fbH MINI, Il Il Ii Cont s.. Bitlnrd Table Mi,i-
tCturcr. has constantly h.fti
sW |rmi BILLIARD ia Hl.i.S. Also all articles br.
longing Billiard Saloons such Billiard Cloths I'llS
and Strrcers. A-o Keno Boxes and Cards Ten Pins aud
Balls. The nrri having added to his Mrncfory
saw aud PlsInE MILL receives orders for planning
Of all descriptions. boxes packing merchandise sizes
ltI and uHtr order. Planning always hand
Also Mahogany and Walnut Of all descriptions and at low
Mr. Ant0-ni has also hand large quantity log
fospne wood prepared for Divers and sold lower than n,
the North H. has also OF hand large OF Bupts
all >'h'H tor '"np"rS, ~ moderate prices, Of ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

St5f& FOR EEEtGRPDDL-rh. VI f,,t sailing
Etf@E AM !'aA .p 'Earnthon, y l.r, master, ltw
A4u SN"i ''' "'r iHf:"a" Il -iI.r.s Fo t,i-!.'
j r WHITNEY + co. 3 ,'aro,o!r.t stree,
"r 'r'EENf :" = AJ;WEI.I. ,9Sachrt ,jrrrt
F"s Nt~> 81 ,nip'F ;uiI" tHulaiu IN lu,n5,l. NJ
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h| FOR I'HiLADELPHIA.-KE KE,iulAR
As-AA~ INE + itk The new Al na"k": bark FhOni
lAllbOnc, Tuotnp-gn, master loading
rIIl viii quick dispatch. For balance Of freight pms
.+!4e, Mp;'!y to -
-~l5 GEO W HTNSDN L 60. 81 f'rnp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

ESi% FOR NEW YORE1--HE'uLAR LINE
ES$}E The A. rA"k" tT" West, i'rny, master, having
io1 Of her "r~" engaged, will have quick dispatch.
Fpr ht..rcc Of freight or ia,sSp@r. apply 10
ul. GEO. ". HYNSDN & CO.. s. Camp street.
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Prussia.

The opening of the conference of the Prussan
Protestant Church was fixed for November Sd. The
meeting to be held in the royal castle at Berlin
with Nj. yon Rlumcr. as Royal Commissioner, pre-
siding. The object Of the conference is to decide on
propositions to be referred to another composed Of
ecrlcSiastics and aymcn with the intention Of re.or-
ganzing the Evangelical Church Of Prussia
The bankers Of 1.eipsic and Breslau have bound
not to send silver abroad. and similar decision is eN
ncLtcl at Berlin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

GIGASTlC STEAM SuIp ENTERpRlsE--N"e see hy
San Francisco exchanges that a proposition is
on foot in that city for the establishment Of new
line Of steam ships between San Francisco and New
York. viz Panama, the capacity Of the vessels to- bc
equal to the performance Of the entire distance in
fifteen days. The plans are drawn for the constluc-
ton Of steamers four hundred and twenty-five feet long
and fifty feet in the beam, having two separate and dis
tinct engines, with four wheels, and accommodations
for three thousand passengers.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
N f W Y O r X

AM FOR NEW YDRES-REGUl.AK LINE
kfEfSAEsS TIL" rrgta! packet ship Thos. II. Perkins,
viii win dapnc For balance Of freight passage np
tl5, 10 GEO. ". HfNSD& x Co,
r3 s. Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

The Caroln. Times, Columbia, $. c., has been in
dncen by increasing patronage aud desire to keep
the Times up to the times in all respects to put steam
to its presses We pleased to note such evidences
Of progress and sucreSs. The Times is an excellent
and manly paper despite its dislnion proclivities,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

TIE PRoGEESs OF OrR COrNTKY.--It is stated that
the population Of the eleven infant colonies in l7Ol
was 90 900 souls. Georgia and Delaware were added
TO the number about l74g, and the census reports
give l0i6,00O. In the year 7j the thirteen colo
nics had 2,O3 900 whites and 100000 slaves After
the adoption of the present Constitution, in l7H0
there were thirteen States, with 3,l72 GGi white
0jG tree colored and G97 ,>UI slaves. In 1850 the
States had increased to thrtyone, and the population
to 1850 900 whites 43I 900 free coorcd and 3 2Nt
600 slaves The total population at this time is ap.
preaching 50 900 900.
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|. ! V F r p 0 o /.

81 FOR tt.IsPDDE.--TIiEAl american
RI N'Yp Cicero. I.thE, master hH'jlS to,rt u I"-
rUEaE, D.! with dispatch For hr.SV
81: Drlt''ou. ari'vro
q l. ii tSIlHRtDGE K ctr l9ACornra,n street..
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- - ihronIr' street, ta.tl.
Second hand Furniture o H descriptions hnlat sold
change! also repaired and r.Fni>hrd in the best and
Z >,ritb!e
P"r-ns d'riunG house k"rping wishing 10 dispose of
hry furniture, Yulid No well Uil
te23 2. NJ. Tpi'f: f:,TF
TliNH. I; Rom ISoN, w tJAS. F.
pOBiNS0S ~ EEIsI4ANDEIS, STENMHUNT
~ AGENTS, Commission nnd Forwarding Merchants M. 81
Front sr.tt, otii
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p H | l. A d E L p Fl | i

ErES Fa}lS PIiIAADEE4piaIA - REGUi.AE
RFFf LlNh-lr A. Gcsl s"iiinE schooner A. lander
,s1ssa Irnirfr H. iav Ing II barge portion If
tr board will ,4r quick di-p.tci For bantc. Of
tr@i@h! pa,,tttc, apl}: %
NJ GEO. " LLYNENN & co. s. Cnmp st.-r
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DISASTER OS LAKE EWE.-We learn from a dis
patch that the propeller Sandushy was blown ashore
at Conneaut, Ohio, on the morning of the 3Oh nlt,
She was bound to Buffalo with calgo of3 900 bbs. Of
flour, which would al! he total loss, The dispatch
gives no further particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

NOfIGR RC-MR. DANIEL. u. LOGAN is Il partner in our
~ House from and afttl this dane.
SHELBY SEYMOUR kCO.
New Orleans, August Isl, ISti anl
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sh{sN FOR uAMnuleG,-rl N FAST SAN
szs jrr hc -,,a, alt ~ ~:,' ':'..i VII
-'" n'.vd;nc dNenra irr ro,t ct 2o bales rG:om nr
Ois 70 J. T WHITNEY, A 90 Il Ia,,r.,.i.t,, - -
'''' i,<' 49, '|iIt "t"'' HlAii, on htrG. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

The scarcity of silver much felt in Sweden and
a monetary crisis was apprehended in consequence
Mr.. Grove the English yice-consu was under a
charge Of having induced Il Swedish soldier to de-
Scrt, aud enlist in the service Of the HutsOns Bay
Company
Official announcement is made Of the betrothal OF
Prince Oscar youngest son otthc King to the Princess
Sophie WIihtlminc Marianne Henricttc of Nassau.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

GOAL! COAL!1SPENCEK FIELD 4 Cn., DEALERS
~ IN Pitt7hurS, Anthracite AIlecnn English and Scotch
Camel ttA.
rs-uFFlCE-Corner Camp street and Lafayette Square,
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Il For t.AE lGlsPt,t!.-rIiE Al FAST SAIL.
p ~ ,utp X, Il. SUMMER, h'"r 1!jnsr",
r Fort
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49, FOR LEtHRpDOL-rlIHA N FAST All.
Epf44rr ~ Awr'''' *, - Fanny Fosaick, '"ptni'
S@@zz-" " 'hi", l ..'!' eH4 wt tlafr ul.rdrll.' d
pat - We, i,ht o. re. IrD,., cotton, mp t.,
j + HUifNEY Z CD, y lJI"uGot,t Il.
F".' ~. We, is I.,tr. r.pi,DI rr t,l.rt nj
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EfNf~ FOX PITIfIAIITLPEIIA : NEI1TT IAK
hFtSAS> EineThc A! row. iT.s;tIln. bark Tammamy,
E41ss Stecnnn It,tc having large portion ui her
hrtr, vi" hnye quick iiAtcl For bnhlee ot eiEht
apply
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V0NStAntInOple dates are to the 9th Oct0Nor \
Ministerial crisis was expected, and Hcdschid Pasha
was looked upon as the future NiHier. 4 rman had
been published touching tie national representa-
ton i'll the principAlites but It makes no mention
of the union Of Moldayia and Wallachia. The Porte
has invited the ambassadors to meeting preparatory
TO the ronv0uation OF the Dvan on the subject OF the
Reorganization Of the prinripateS.
The financial companies which are soliciting the
privilege of establishing banks in Turkey We're To
send in sealed proposals on the llth. The Porte
guarantees { per cent. on the Mphrates Railway,
and portion of the shares in that undertaking to
be reserved iUr the East India Company and for
Turkey. The railway will enjoy exclusive privileges,
will rcrcve the land gratuouSy and will be allowed
to work the mines near. The company undertake to
establish Il telegraph and line OF steamers to connect
with India.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16
The Nisstng Steamer.

HALIFAX, Feb. l3-No tidngs whatever of the
missing steamer Pacific. She is now in h,r twenty
first day, and serious fears for her safety ente.
tanned. She has always been con idrred the safest
2Srd of January, "wednesday with fifty passengers,
the usual mails, and a very valuable cargo.
New Posi- OFFIcE.-A new Post Office has been
establi -hed at Outlaws Bridge, Dupn county, n.
g., and Mr.. J. W. Whitfield appointed p NJ
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16

Mr. c. c. Mct'rummcn, newspaper agent, has our
.,uu,s for the following countless the Courts of
.l,;o, he will attend. viz: Moore Montgomery,
s.a,l, ,uson Richm nd, RobeSon Baden, Colum-
bus, Brunswick New la""veA Sampson and Cum
bcrland.
Mr. McCrunncn is our authorized agent.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16
Notice to our Subscribers.

TIE Standard ao.A not be sent to ing one hereafter unless
IL, o,e, for the same be accompanied ~th e caSh ana on
ii, 1a dyj Nay 1856, the cash rite sc'H De established
M eyreuce to ell subcriery and dH cho may be in ar
# that time cR BE- erased tivm the list. Subscribers
ilv iatormed Of the amounts Of their Indebtedness
s;rsiy: anal ,ce stall ADAPT plan ty ph'cA they
MerYutfer regularly noied ef tile duties at ''A'eh
,1-.. Subscriptions scW expire.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16
Later from California and Nicaragua.

Later from California and Nicaragua.
NEW York, Feb 13.-Thc steamship Northern
Light, with late California dates, has arrived. She
brings large number of passengers and S24s, 900
in specie. 1t is principally consigned to Messrs.
DreXel & Co.
Walkers force in Nicaragua now amounts to one
thousand. President Rivas has issued decree sus-
pending all official communication with Col. John II.
Wheeler, the .. s. Minister, and recalling Parker H.
French, Esq, Minister from Nicaragua to the United
States
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16
COMMERCE OF NORTH-CARULINA.

We take pleasure in laying the following state
OF the Collector of the port of Washington, n.
c. b, fore our readers. In the statement heretofore
given, prepared by tn. officers of the general gov
ernnen, it will he rccoll, ctcd the exports of this
State are set down at Only $433,SlS The exports
of Washington aone, it will be seen, amount to
more than tw ice this sum:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16
~. ...w r.,r,h consress-.Firss session.

Thirty. Fourth Congress--Fir Sesaon.
W AsHNGros, Tuesday, Feb. =, 1901:
ss,v,rr- M. Douglas, in presenting pe.H'onc
Ge. Naval Officer, complaining Of the acton 2.
grahsI Board, proposed the passage o. a Jaw
to test t.sourt martial where charges are
a ths h thus doing us'''Ss ass nre
cy in the Navy 1s.n act, and to promote otiicen,
to the Committee on Mition and bill were referred
Mr.. Wilson of Mass, Affairs
American Affairs, and said "Nc speech on Centa
clare the Clayton Bulwer treatyso at once de-
course of Great Britain justfying thesnd yo'd' tue
The Senate then adjourned. >eation."-
HousE.-The House proceeded to vote for.
The first ballot stood Follctt 65 Wendell 60, FER,
ham 9, Sargent 6, scattering Is. Necessary to1a
choice 80. Two ballots were had the last
stood Follctt IS, Wendell Co. scattering 80; neces
sary to a choice SO.
resolution was submitted authorizing the Prin-
of the last Congress to execute the work. until
Printer should be elected. Pending which the House
adjourned.
The Committees were not announced to-day.
WAsHMroN, Feb. I3, 1856.
HoUsE.-The House voted for Printer as follows !:
Follctt So, Wendell 70, Defrees H. Sargent g. Farm
ham 8, j. j. Coombs of Ohio, 9, Gen. Webb 8, scat
tering 8. Necessary to choice 81. No election.
A second ballot then taken, and resulted as
follows: Wendell 81, Follett 26, Defrees Is, Sargent
s, Coombs 8, Webb Z, Farnham 5. scattering q
SD Wendell was declared to be duly elected printer
for the House.
SESArE-On motion OF Mr.. Mason, resolution
was passed filling the vacancies of regents of tho
Smithsonian Institute with the names of George E.
Badger of N. c., and Prof FELTON, of Mass. Many
petitions from Naval officers complaining Of the ac-
ton of the Naval Board were referred to the com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
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MARRIED..

At Loch katrne Hall, the residence of Jno A. Aviret
Esq, On the Elrnng Of the l2th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Green Miss Rebecca G. Bradley to Col Lotte w. Hum
phrey, all of Onsow county.
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FRANKLIN rlERt E.
BY the President:
". l. MARCY. S, c,ctary If State.

JOHNSTON HorNTY.-We are requested to give no
tce that a meeting of the Democrats of john st"n
County will be held the Court House, in Smith
ftid, on Saturday the 10Th Of March, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the State C"nvcn-
ton. Speeches are expected from L. Il. Sanders
and Sidney \. Smith, E,qnircs.
We learn that at meeting of the Democratic
Association in Sntilficd, Saturday last fourteen
mc,nbrrs were ad,lcd-lhrce Of whom had been
Know N,things. The Democrats of Johnston are
moving not emily in good time, but in earnest. The
most enthusiastic spirit pervadeS their ranks; and
with union and proper cin. bri liant victory will
crown their ticket in August next