Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-30
NEWS OF TRE DAY.

LlttrpNOL lhs Afshin and Ericsson arriN-
Ell oni, the hotter lelt un the 9th. Political
aF'ir- arr doll IL Europ". There WIS y ,e-
rious outbreak amuR1 III Tpperary Militia
On the bth. "winLtn Tie ~aslelgrd ha1 f ith of
the government in disrhaiging them and ta-
king away their arms and clnthins. One
THOUSAND troops Of the line were Immediate
~ t"legraphed fir, whO qnelled The riot after
killing thrre-nnd wouuding twelve. All was
qnetR ~ last accounts from Ireland.
Inere nal been no reference 10 American
at airs Ia Ptrliument excepta few questions
on tie boundaries &C BaliZe. Tie tome of
The press is more mild ON Central American
affairs.
The extensive spinning mills Of Joseph
Alasworth.u t Bolton. l. ,uca,hire, we're burnt;
they contained 5000 spiud e..
The ship gorge 4 ~llopley." from Liver
pol o. Charleston went ashore Mt Portrrath,
Eeslind, and vii prove u total loss.
CoMNEECfAL.--ln Livprpool, on Friday,
I'm, Cotton vas firm and unchangel.--
Brradstuif4' were "A shale higher, probably
owing 10 the yery stormy weather now III
England. Flour had advanced from 6l. to
*. Wheat hal advanced &c. Corn was
firm, ami holders demand IN advance of Is.
Transactions were moderate nt tie previous
rate-. Provisions unchanged.
The weather frightened up IA the Persia
was leaving. and owing tn the sensitive state
Of the markets, may effect IA change.
TuE FLtu or SIXTEEN Sr,Rs-DrsUNIoN-
IAN ~ MAINE -HlGtibal lIumlin, Lot NJ.
NJ brrill. AID G. W. Goddard, Esq. OF Danville,
ADDRESSED / Fremont meeting ut Norway Oh
NJ udly, standing under IN American flag,
on which were only s xteen stars?
Democratic Adcocate.
Tho disunion Il ", with sixteen stars only,
Still continues TO float across thu public high
way in this village, an emblem of sectional
ism. and u disgrace to the party who placed
it there Nor,eay Adeertjser.
Tao Portland SAFE If Maine has hung out
n Fremont and Dayton flag, on which are
only sixteen stars.
"A salute of sixteen guns was fired Mt Port.
baud the day lIamlin was nominated.
Oily sixteen States were represented in
the convention which nominated Fremont
aud ID ,ytrn.
These are significant signs Of The AiSunion
ten iencie, and feelings Of the Back Repui-
Icnns. They scarcely take any pains to dis.
gus" their hostility t. the Union
WAsnISGroN. July 22.--This morning Mr..
Brouks was nrreStci and held to bail in the
sun If 5000 for having seat II challenge to
Mr.. BIrlrugamo. Mr.. Bell, Of Texas was
ms security. A warrant was issued Tor the
arrest of Mr.. BirlingIme. hut he was nor
est. Runners that rdurl had been fought
aud Mr.. B%ar|ingnme was wounded, gninrd
ere lcnce from the fIct uf tie ahsense of both
from the city. and that Mr.. Brooks returned
alone and said after his arrest that the pro
ceilings were tno late. Tnrre was consid.
era'lc excitement IN consequences. IL is now
understood that the matter has been ami Jlbly
arrange /. and the correspondence in the mat
ter will te published to morrow.
SunT DEAp.-Wr fad the following in the
Columbia Is g.. Carolinian, of Wednesday,
o. ia 'siay m%uruing Miss c.. Mord"cai, a
sister uf Mr.. /. u. Mordecai, was awakened
bg . mise ~ her r"oni. sac quietly slippei
out Of bed aud lightsl the gas. She then
di~cbyere u man uadrr the bed, and will
great GOODNESS and presence Of mind, step
pc to the next room and called her brother
who was the "uly person III the house. Mr.
Nj ,rde"ti with i revolver in his hanl, calle.
g. him, hat he lid not reply accidentally I'll,
pistol went of, which startled him, and ~
NJ. NJ. repeating the question and getting n
reply, he slot I'll u ~ the act ut rising. Ill
then saw he was u negro, who answered thd
his name was JIM aud that he belonged {
Mr.. ii. Lyons. The hall passed through hi
lungs aud lac died. almost Instantly.
CONDEMNED To DEAru.-Two slaves, siste
AMI brother. named Amelia aud Lindsa,
slaves of j tnos Clark, were tried in Carolil
emmy, Va. On VI indy, for the murder of
free colorrI girl, named Isabella Akin
aul sentcn &c To be hung on the 18th of Sc
tembcr. They confessed the murder.
AFIGur took place in II hall room in Ne
Orietns. last week, ucaasioued Ivy II gentl
man Insulting u laly who refused to dan'
with him.-Ono gentleman was killed al
several others seriously wounded.
DIvERGING ~EMrREs-THE SWORD OF Pr
Steal AND Moral T~RiUMPH.-TwO classes
conuucrJrS appear upon the earth, aud fro
each class we select u type To illustrate &
dtf rene which lies between their practit
and achievements. Therr are soldiers who
mission seems to he to pull down and eve
turn-and such were Alexander and Nap
leon: there are reformers who, from the ruin
dpclying systems, create and build up ne
str .cturrs-lnd 10 this Litter class helnI
such men rs Luther and Holloway Let
contrast Napoleon and lloltoway-two me-
alike perhaps ia the normal nature OF tl(
geaius. AMI each aiming at Il certain unly'
salty of empire ia the profession they n
p~ertiuIly selected. The empire of the swO
which { g former created and for so ma
years of %lactutting victory sustained u
fostered was. after all, an idle aud n bloc
DIRE um. It ftdod in the frost If his first
verses, aud whcn he died, n lonely exile
the SET grit rock, there was no compensate
benefit that he could pint to for all the G
mage, misery aud ruin his personal ambltl
cost tho world.
Professor Holloway mnic u wiser choI
although the enemy he grapplci with h
more tndu mortal trrrorS at
lrSiel war upon disease, aud With the II
made weapons ufhis Universal Remedies !
fought and overcome his enemy IN every laI
on every set, among AL tribes aud nations
ties ct thu earth. Ii was Il stubborn fight Il
one iu which success hrOu 5ht no trump
cries To cheer the pruwess Of the conqunror
Tue Silent gratitude Of i rescued Sufferer,
still small Voice III IN approving c0nscien
the assurance that his years had been de
tel 70 worthy object, and the growing r
poet aud admiration Of all whose good op
ION deserves to he considered, these VI
the ouly ~stimuldnts which prompted him
deSpise ralumairs ofintcrcsted hate, and p
sist in tho dissemination of that Medical e
pire which he has at length established
mbng Nil the mtions and branches of the
mau family. An his is IN empire chat "
last, aud u reward III It shall not pass NV,
IL would bfan insult TO the understand
OF oar rcl lers-verred IA we must supp
them t. b. in i matter Of such vital inter
to enlarge upun the different steps Of
investigation 10y which Professor Hollow
sn'f"e lei in DEMONSTRATING that ali m TIA
t''k their rise in anurganic impurlty If bio
lie dti discover it; and by discovering in