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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-07-09

DIRECTORS IN TIE N. G. RoAD.-At recent meet
ing of tie Board Of Internal Improvements the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed Directors on the
part of the State in the North Carolina Railroad
Company Paul G. Cameron, Robt P. Dick, Sam1
Hargrave, P. B. Hawkins w. 7. Dortch, John D.
Bellamy, Giles Mebane and John I. Shaver. Robt
P. Dick, Esq, was appointed to represent the State
in the next meeting of the stockholders. @
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MOTTO CE.-CERTIFICATE, NO. 435 FOB IO4
shares Of the Bank of the Stale Of North Carolina in
the of the late Mrs. Margaret G. Gotten having been
lost isad, application will be made the expiration
of thirty DAYS f this date the President and Drec
+. B. GOTTEN, Exfs
Nay lSth 1885, lla5-wlw.
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w We were pleased to see in the City, day or
two since, Mr. Wiley, the State Superintendent of
Common Schools, who has just recovered from
severe spell of sickness, He on the way to the
Warren Springs, where he expected to remain for
week or two for the benefit of his health.
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WEST HARRIS, ID. d. s.,

Office Rockbrdge street next door to John e. Haugh-
tons Law Office.
Dr. HAnRIs having graduated at the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery at its session of 1885, respectfully
ders his professional services to the public.
He announces to the citizens of Randolph Moore and
Harnett Counties that he will visit their county seats dur
Jog the several terms of their respective Courts
March 8, 1856. - 1115-wtf
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TIE TOPEKA CONSTITUTION REJEcTED.-It will be
seen, by the proceedings of the House of Kepresen
tativcs, on Monday last that the bill to admit Kansas
into the Union with her freesoil, revolutionary,
Topeka Constitution, rejected by one majority.
A triumph for the right even in that body. An
amendment restoring the Missouri line was, how
ever, adopted by seven majority.
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w We invite attention to the communications
in our paper to-day.
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RICH'D HOLEMAN, !
RICH'D BLACKNALL, :
JOHN LOCkaART, s
JOHN A. McMANNEN, {
HARRISON PARKER, 8
GEO. w. JONES.

Red Mountain, Orange CO., June 10, '5S. ll30- w4w.
Spirit of the Age will copy four weeks and forward
account tn the subscriber. JNO. p. BAILEY.
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Red Mountain Female Academy.

TIME EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION OF
IL learning which has been under the seccessul manage
ment of Mr.. John p. Bailey and Lady, for the last two
years. will be resumed 18th July The Trustees
feel safe in recommending this institution and its Teachers
to the favorable notice and patronage of and
dans, in which their daughters and wards
ceve solid and useful well ornamental education
They have spared neither pains expense the
school worthy of the confidence of the public and they
have full that their expectations will be
than realized The School is situated in the Northeastern
part of Orange county, sixteen miles from Durhams depot
the North Carolina Railroad, and about the dis
tance from Hfsboro in of the most healthy, intei
gent popuous and wealthy neghborhoods in the County
to three four Churches of different de-
nominations and young ladies enjoy advantages here
that Schools possess Board be had quite
including all contingent expenses.
In order extend the usefulness and patronage of this
institution the Trustees desire procure the services of
young lady for the next session who competent teach
the French Language Ornamental painting needework
To such come well recommended as efficient
in these branches of education salary of hundred and
fifty dollars with board will be given per session. They
deem it unnecessary extend this notice with regard to
the merits of the School, farther than to this
ton that they have pecunary interest in the
the School, animated alone with the desire pro-
heretofore
RICHD HOLEMAN
RICH'D BLACKNALL =
JOHN LOCkaART, &
JOHN A. McMANNEN, s
aA6 aARRIsoN Il YoITs IPTAsRKER, 8
Red Mountain, Orange CO., June 70, '5S. ll30- w4w
~ Spirit of the Age will copy four weeks and forward
account tn ghe subscriber. JNO. p. BAILEY.
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wyche's Cuitivating Plow.

DATENTED 26TH FEBRUARY, 1885, (THE BLA.
IL ded Plow,) awarded $40 premium at the last n. C.
State Fair with cutting blades in the place of
cuts divides and the soil depositing the finer
parts in the furrow, aud turning the turf cods &C.,
on the surface Is cheap light and lasting, and easy
both driver and team Admirably adapted to almost INV
purpose for which the rlow is used
For license to SELL with further information, address
w. Z. WYCHE.
Brookvillc, Granville Co. n C..
June 16, 1856. ll99-wtf
j. Fl. Gooch, Oxford, n G., socs orders for the above
plows. z-11l-
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA..- A..-.WAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.. AXE
y County--Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term Elizabeth Moore widow, Brinkley Lasster
and Wife and others, heirs of Edward Moore decd-Peti
ton for Dover.
In this appearing to the Court that William Moore,
Toliver Hicks and wife CARY James Thomas and children,
Joseph Thomas and Mary Thomas defendants named the
petition reside beyond the limits of this State is there
FORE ordered that publication be made in the n c. Stand
ard for six weeks for said defendants appear
term of this Court to be held for the County of Wake and
State of North Carolina at the Court House Raleigh
the Sd Monday of August next then and there plead
denur to the Plaintiffs petition Judgment
pro coso will be TAKEN and the Petition heard yarte
as 10 them
Witness Thomas j. Utley, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday of May, A D., 1856.
THOMAS j. UTLEY, Clerk.
June ~, 1856. (Pr. adv. S562lS) ll2s-w6W.
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EMIL ROSENTHAI.,

EMIL ROSENTHAL,
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK AND
~ Baltimore and added to his already extensive stock
the latest styles of READY MADE CLOTHING and GEN.
TIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; including a fine as
sorment of SHIRTS, Crarats, Boots, Shoes and Caters.
Coats from Is cents up to $50 90
Pants, 75 4" 10 90
Vests Is s 90
And everything else proportion In fine goods c.upot
be beaten regards quality price; and all goods
srdrrsnted All ask is call before purchasing To
try merchants am prepared TO sell goods New York
wholesale prices. Ny motto is be outdone. New
goods received every week.
E. ROSENTHAL.
On Market Square, corner of Wilmington ST.
Raleigh, March 25, 1855. 1lls-w6m.
Tri-W eekly Line of Four Horse Post coahes
from Salisbury to AsheviIle, through in thir.
ty.siX Hours,
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA
~ Railroad. Having purchased the line from Ashevlle
to Morganon have stocked the road with good Horses
and experienced and accommodating drivers. Also new
Concord two horse Coaches. After the 18th of March,
will leave Asbevile Tuesdays, Thursdays and Safur-
days-connecting at Morganton with my line of Four
Horse Coaches.
No pains expense will be spared make this the
comfortable and expeditions stage road in the State Try
the road and judge for yourselves
C. S. BROWN, Contractor.
Morganton. March "a, 1856 lll7-wtf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTOs MARKET.-fhe Brokers Crcu-
lar decline the quotations advised by the Persia
Of ID n the lower qualities owing to the last sdyioes
the middDg and better descriptions although dull tone pre-
vailed prices were generally unchanged yet in some cases they
46 eco bales including $500 to secusors and 800 to export
The following are the Official quotsoLs Hew ores'
6id Mobile MddliDg, l5l6d to SD fs SD Ordinary
The stock in port was estimated at $50 % bales including
a 600 American The sales on Friday 4mountei to about
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The Brokers
Circular reports eoncderble advance in most descriptions Of
FLoUR quoted over the lowest prices Of the prsvoas
week MessIs Brown, sbiPIsy CO.. howeyer call the sd
at 81 ass Phlsdelphis Baltimore Ohio S5ls9S
WHEAT firm and 4a6d bshs5 closing with an 1Pw9rd ten
ssnce OF s Goss % srrHf the S %ess y was quarter market
LArEs1.-saurday, 2 p m--mesna Bisland, Athya Co
report firm market at Fridays rates
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Messrs Richard
Spence Co. report the PRoysIoS market firm bat prices
generally unchanged. BACON steady, but nothing doing
qualities IN good request at & aio5 No aTfyns Of American
Pork Irish advanced liG2.
MANCHESTER MARKET.-Trade in Manchester was
LIvERPooL PRoDUcE MARKET.-(From the Brok-
CiIculs RIes gDeh.nsed but Ens '9a in i%P19yed y.
eSvDE TDIPenSSS quiet T.S steady but 10ssRs dNns
slightly lower rsss se4l toIs selling At S market a
DYEGooDs in moderate demand at former rates
LONDON MARKETs.-Messers. Barring Bros. & Co.
report the markets generally unchhnseo
dorg WELSH BARS and RAILS quiet and wholly unchanged
ScoTcH PIG ZIG. RICE unchanged but inquiry at
due SPIRITS TURPEsTSE unchanged but i'm
proved demand; CRUDE quiet. COFFEE dull SUGAR drm
1MsEED S49. BRRADsTUFFs considerably advanced
WHITE WHEAT 74i i07si RED GO fd73i FLOUR 81 90.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-COSsoLs had advanced,
closing Friday s2id92l Bar SILVER quoted 6o Dollars
5lO; , , 49,,
HAvRE MARKxT.-Dunng the week ending the llth
inst the sales quite small but the market was drm
New. .Cleans oIdinare, OF
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Messrs. Bel & Co. report
American Stocks steady former with quiet market
rather better Mess Barring Brothers report dull market
The following the quotations Of Messrs Stokes Hughes
Peyor: United bonds of 49, buyers at 1914 Aassachu
5 buyers at Maryland bonds s7aa9 Pen;y
stock 75a7 bonds 8 Tennessoes 88 Virginia
bonds s6dss; sterling 1896 Pennsyya Central Rail
oad 66I 1884! NewYork Central Railroad 9j094. Erie bonds
of 49, 1885, Illinois Cent al sellers at 81 ex divi lunos
Fresl and sellers at G5 ex div.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliament Admiral Napier brought forw Ard his
threatened motion for select committee OF inquiry
into the management of the Baltic feet while under
MS command He entered into a statement OF
heightened correspondence between himself and the
Admiralty, with view to demonstrate that he was
sacrificed to cover Sir james Grahams incapacry'
Mr.. Graham retored by reading Admiral Napier $
own correspondence and saying that the Admiral was
physically unfit also that his reputation was greater
than his courage, and his courage greater than his
skili Admiral Berkeley also attacked Napier, who
replied aud eventually the motion was withdrawn. A
copy of the documents respecting Church affairs in
Canada was moved for. ;,
Mr. Bale asked when the papers relating to the dis
pute with the United States respecting Central Amerl-
ca would be presented. Lord Palmeston replied thai
be was not able to state the precise day. but It would
be very soon after the Easter recess. MIR. Roebuck
Gsked whether the papers would include those relative
to the recruiting question Lord Pe%erson rn SAID o o
10 the last dispatch sent by her Mestys Government.
A deputation of Irish members of Parliament have
asked ord Pamerston to permit Smith brlen 10 re-
Turn 10 Ireland. The answer is deferred:
At the Bank OF Englands semi-annusl meetingl
dividend was declared OF ten per cent per annum free
oftsx-the profits Of the halfyear being t7OO,OOO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
CHANCERY OF THE UNITED AMERICANS
OF NEW-JERSEY.

A special me eting of the Chancery Of the Order
United Americans of the State of New-Jersey, wa
held at Newark on Thursday evening. A. II. Cum
mpgs, Grand Sachem presided. There are twenty
nine Chapters of the Order in the State each Of which
is entitled to representation of three members in the
Chancery. Of the eighty-seven Chancelors, abou
thirty five were present this occasion; and it ap
peared probable that the Fillmore strength almost
wholly represented. The principal business was the
preferment of charges against VIM. B. Dunnng, a
delegate from of the Chapters Of jersey City, and
editor of The Hudson County Courier.
The first charge was that he published in his ewn
paper a report of the proceedings of the Chancery.
The second charge was that he gave to reporter
connected with The TRIBUsE an account of the pro-
ceedings.
The third was the formal charge of conduct unbe-
coming brother member of the Order.
Thee charges were made by Bro Wilson OF New
ark who at the meeting of the Cbancery referred to,
offered resolution endorsing the nomination OF Mil
lard Fillmore, which was voted down, Mr.. Dunnng
being among its opponents.
A Committee of five was appointed to investigate
these charges and report thereon s the next meeting
Of the Chancery to be held in June.
A resolution was also adopted by majority OF those
present nstructing the Grand Sachem to contradict
the statement made in THE TRIBUNE and Hudson
County Courier, that the Philadelphia nominations
were then repudiated by test vote.
The Courier is regarded as Know Nothing paper,
but il refuses to support Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
RHODE ISLlND POLITICS.

C,rs.popd.nee Of The n Y Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, Thursday, March q, 1856
We are now amid the din and smoke OF battle,
but there is no confusion in the fierce encounter
The fight is orderly, the opposing forces oeins In
plain sight of esch other. Never since the Dorr1e
war has there been in Rhode Island so much Polti-
cal excitement and anxiety concerning an election
The enemies of Freedom in Kansas are open,
bold, and terribly energetic. They declare nat
Rhode Island shall not, like New -Hsmpshire, sup
through their fingers and they are grasPlng Tue
little Commonwealth with q giant grip. Ihirty
thousand dollars arrived in this city on SATURDAY,
for Democratic purposes" forwarded from
washington by Senator James. This gentleman
is considered here as the accredited Rhode Island
agent Of the Slave power. The Democracy indeed
regard him at the present time, as the Napoleon
Of their party With one hand he bears up the
standard of Rhode Island Democracy, While the
other goes back and forth from Providence 70
Caleb Cushing's pocket, which, We understand 10
frequently replenished from another quarter.
Notbing is more certain than the fact that Gen.
James is the main spoke in the Rnoae isiano
Democratic wheel Without him their hearts
would faint and their hands droop with weakness
But how fortunate il 10 that Senator James nor
Southern gold, nor Southern cotton, nor Go'ern-
ment patronage, can stay the onward uaisA Vi
prevent the triumphant success of the cause VI
Freedom in Rhode Island.
To cay that perfect union Of all the forces op-
posed to the Pierce and Douglas Democracy mas
been consummated in this State would be an over
statement. But union sufficiently powerful 70
carry clean victory on Wednesday next u u nrInly
consolidated. The Know-Nothings, the temper
snce men and the Republican party proper VIZ
tuAlly stand on the same platform OF freeooIi,
and, with little variation, have nominateu ,ne
same ticket and all sternly isce the sanie ae'
perste foe. n,a.,
the auspices of the Republican Association, q,
which j. S. Emery Of Kansas and Judge hu''ss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
PERSIA.

yhe Teherdn Journal announces the death OF the
Persian Minister of War sso the arrest OF the hhan
Of Baradschan and that the Persian troops with eight
runs, had occupied the Island of kharek in the Per-
asn Gulf.
M. Bource the French Minister, was reported to
have broken of diplomatic relssns, but the report
receives contradiction.
M Iavsrd In the British Parliament has given no.
tce Of INQUIRY as TO whether hostile expedition is
stine out from India against Perss, and whether the
Indian or English Government will pay the expenses
Mr.. V. Smith, in reply to Mr. Layard, ssid there
vee two vesse OF 500 and the other OF so horse
power, but he did not know the number OF their guns
ssn INTO the Persian Gulf from our Indian PosSeseohs
He could not say whether the Court of Directors OF
the Indian Government had been called upon 10 pre-.
pare an expedition against Persia, but there was q
fspo,t thai Penia had increased her army by 10000
neD, and was medtatiDg an attack upon the nortn,
ess part Of India. lie hoped when Persia learneu
The sered state of things in Europe and the prospect
there Of peace, she wous be induced TO pause ID
en aggressive designs.
Mr. Gladstone hoped the country would not oe .. n
troled in upon another Eastern question until tue
opihion Of Parliament had been taken upon IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The last chapter in tho
history of the tragedy involving the death of Stevens
Clerk of the Ohio Belle and the disappearance Of tho
murderer has not yet been made public in this locality.
The Memphis Wig says that after the murder was
committed the man Jones, the perpetrator, was
beaten and tortured nhumanly by the crew and pas
sengers and that be was then thrown overbosrd with
two heavy iron weights tied around his neck, and
drowned Ike dog!
A story was then gotten up and published far and
saving that he managed to elude the guard that
appointed to watch him. jumped overheard, and swan
ashore. The Whig severely denOunces the o6ieers OF
Gus act to be perpetrated We hope ali concerned in
the outrage, may be severely punished.
st. Louis Intenigencer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

"the sgner of the treaty Of the 18th Of July 1884, TO
"send Plenpotentsres 10 Paris, the King Of Prussia
"has appointed Baron de Msntsuffel and Count de
"Hatzfield. Baron Manteuffel has left Berlin for
"Paris."
REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
Dispatch dated vienna, March IL, states that a
new reduction Of the Austrian army has been an
nounced.
NAVAL OPERATIONS N THE BALTIC.
that the "Firefy" had entered that port with dis
l.atch from the British Government requesting Com
modore Watson not to engage in hostilities in the
Baltic
PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
II was stated in well informed circles on Thursday
night that Parliament will most probably be dissolved
early in May.
True bills had been found against William Palmer
for the murder Of Mr.. Cook and Ann Palmer BY
poison.
The Sultan's brother is dead.
The amstice proclaimed throughout the
Crimea the lst Of March.
A Dispatch from Berlin of the 10Th ssys Count
Orloff has made known at St. Petersburg that def
mite understanding had been come 10 on the Fifth
Point, and, thanks to the instructions brought by N.
de Scheewalof, peace is assured.
Some special deliberations which are to take place
between Russia and Turkey have been reserved.
Preparations are being made at Moscow for the
coronation Of the Emperor, which viii take place
after the conclusion OF peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
THE CONFERENCES.

The eighth sitting Of the Paris Conference held
on Wednesday, the 18th, but the result was moi
known.
AL accounts from Paris agree on the almost certain
ty Of peace and the intelligence from Germany and
Prussia ia in the tone.
IL was generally rumored that treaty OF peace would
be signed at Paris about Saturday the 18TH AL the
differences, however, had not been adjusted Sever
al important disputes respecting the Principates and
the Asiatic frontier were left undecided when
the Congress first met.
II is said that the recfcaton Of territory and the
adjustment Of other unansnged differences to be
referred to a commission the spot. The tOpOgraph
ical details very incomplete and the projected
frontier is neither marked by stream nor mountain
chain France ii is said, will appoint as her Commis-
sioper Gen Letang. Austria, England, and Russia
were on the point Of naming theirs. Sardinia will not
be represented in the Commission.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state that for
reasons Of European interest Prussia has been invited
TO send representatives. to the Conference that she
accepts the invitation and that Baron Manteuffel as
Plenipotentiary would leave Berlin on the 18th for
Paris. M. Hatfield, the Prussian Minister at Paris
will act the second plenipoentiary. The admission
eof Prussia is said to be specially based upon the
ground that the discussion respecting the treaty OF
ls4l by which the DaIdanelles were closed to ships
of war is to begin forthwith. Lord Palmerston how
ever, had refused, in Parliament, to answer Mr.
Disraes question to whether Prussia is invited or
not He also refused to say whether Italian affairs
occupy the attention Of the Conference.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

FIRE.-A FIRE broke out at O'Clock yesterday sf-
eruoon In an old wooden building the Of Whnston
and Second streets HoboteD owned BY Mrs Cummings and
occupied the dwellings Of rh families beside con-
aiIinsa grocery and shoe shop which destroyed Tho
wind blowing strong and the flames unt
Gated the th STORY brick front building Owned by
Reed ard occupied BY boarding house The root An
dsmssed Loss to Reed about 200, which b covered
by in the Merchants Insurance Company o. NOV"
York - ,,,. -. -
hrourh about 500 feet Of hose from the public css and the
supply soon gave The necessity OF ample mPpy o.
water and for tho want OF there might ha
zen an extensive An Engine Company, TIVE
Hose Hook and Ladder Company from Jersey CITY e.
from the Hudson River This the first IRE OF con-
seauenee In Hoboken for than yesr.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

A BRIBE REFUsED.-We are told that oolored
man in our yillage-wbo is far from rch, and who hae
q family to suppot-spuned the Offer Of 90, good
money, direct from Uncle Sans treasury, which wa
tendered to him as bribe for his vote and influence
at the late election. That man 70 ncb, tnysgn sns
length of his reHtro may be only the most infnitesa
mai degree Of an inch; and be 10 noble, though his
great heart beats under dark skin, and though be
passed in the daily walks OF HE a. among ,nc"s s wnS
ov for cbattes in Southern houses, and for live stock
on Southern auction-blocks
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR; o.
~ Ws.t,rn House OF Refuge Orlando Hastings, Js-
cob Gould, Elias Pond, Samuel Richardson, VIM. b.
Bnggs. .n.J,.
Notories PuH,e.-New York, David J. Chaffe1d;
Queens. John w. Dermott, Henry W. Eastman;
Rings, VIM A. Walker, T. Terry Greene. Frederick
Hill; Schenectady, George W. Clevelspd Fait31.
rer,on. George w. G enet; Onondsga, Chss. Tucker;
O.wego, Henry Scott; Tomykins, Chas. H. Hardy:
Ceyusa, Gee. d. Hewson; Monroe, Cbss. Hsebcus
Erie, Richard Sibley, Gregory Ritt, L. X hsdaucV
Chsutauque, Robert Newland; Niagara, CnAi'e' a
Piper.