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CAPsIZE

eALvuoIE, Jan. 2sth---rho schooner 7.
W. Lsvrriug WIS oapis"d few day. since in
Hs Ch,sspeake Boy, of' Watts island. The
q,ss consisted ol = uhile aud , black men,
vbo together with NJ. Ovens, his vile and S
cbi dIsn ell psrished.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

The yea, and nays were demanded, and
resulted yeas 10, nays 81.
The question then turned on the motion
to refer to a select committees.
M. Sinnett moved to rcier the memorial
to the committee on Federal Relations,
with instructions to report sgansi tbopeti-
tion
The time of the House wss taken up in
the discussion Of these matters until the, hour
of recesa W.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

e1y-The Steamer Arctic iy to be sentin
search Of the Pacifss which hes been ou
much beyond her usual time. The Arctic
is ihess steamer employed successfully in the
search for DR.. Kane.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

-The impression prevail, at Washing.
ton that Mr.. Champion, the British Ninist.
or, will shortly retire voluntarily.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

0rMr. Rust, II. C. from Arkansas, WAS
arrested on Monday last for twice assault
iug Horace Greedy in Washington City -
lie has been held to bail in the sum of
$500 Tor his appearance at the Criminal
Court to answ er the charge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

GTThe foreign rsit .-a:da' j. of some.
importance, as indlc..ng asdesife ON the
part of Russia to come to .erms. The hon.
esty Of Russia in the premises, however,
is very seriously doubted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

eHTAn attempt was made 40 ussassina,e
Dennis Corcoran, Esq, enc the editors Of
the Deiia, in New Orleans, on Saturday
night last. He IS severely injured.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

rFLouE Flour sold in Whee'ing sn satur,
DAY las, a, 5000 per ssl.
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PHlLADELrHrA. FEB. 12-rhe following 10
the conclus Ion of the abstract Of the presi.
dents proclamation, received after regular
hours last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01
Our California Correspondence.

San FRANCISCO, April FL, 1856.
theatrical Hqiyd--Austrdlid, the Actors Land Of Pro
mise-7heatricats in the Golden Stae--Slarring in tn
Mining Districts, de-, dc.
sIee the railing Of the last steamer there has been
perfect theatrical hesira in California. Austrana is
about 20 be illuminated with galaxy OF stars the bril-
ancy OF which has been felt in greater or less degree
here. Among those now on the way and about to sail
for Melbourne Mr. and Mrs. James Safk Mr.. Capls
and Miss Goddard (r.turnirg after brief and unpro-
duotve visit to this Stacy Madame Duret and suite;
George Loder leader and director Of musc John Dean
late leader of the Metropolitan orchestra Mrs. Catherine
Sinclair, nsnageress, in search of sures; Mr..
Henry sedey q yonpg ard ambitious aspirsns for his
trionic fans); John Dunn Rascal jack, Mas Rosa
Dunn, his daughter and othes Of less nooriety AMI
infinitely less merit. The last arrival from Australia
brought exceedingly disastrous news Of thesricals ia
trat place. which SEEMS however to have had but little
feet umn those Who determined to i,insrste TO
what they now regard as tie actors millennium.
Mr. French the bu Get, owner at Tins, aud
lately lessee and manager OF The Metropolitan theatre
leaves u tw Gays for Mszatan. in scarab OF and
ore profitable reward for hs enterprise Mr. French Is
brhy ca eened here and his terarture Is mach regret.
ted A sop plmen'ary bsusfs WAS rendered to HIN On
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super ier Couxt-General Term.
Refore Iu6rss Oak,ev. Hoffman and S!osaop

SINGULAR CASE OF INsURANCE-LIABILITY OF PAR.
TIES WHERE THEIR POLICIES OF INSURANCE CO.
vERED ANOTHER GOODS DEFINITION OF SCOOPS
BFLD ON TRUST
SotaC,U & Mntfoss against john ~ Staples This cass
bss Ii argued evefa times before the Court. 1t ap
pears the defendant in December 1851 delivered 10 the
plsntife 81 700 worth OF merchandise to be msnuac
tuIed into clothing come Of which made and de
Ivered to the defer dant, and part while the plain
s poessitn, vas, with their own stock destroyed BY
fYe The plaintiffs afterwards manufactured another lot,
tie work labor of which amounted to 1856 10, to
rsot yer which this action brought The dsfendant
up that the Plaintiffs insured his goods and received
ire thereor that their policies contained ac.uss
vs,ipg their goods and also the wores e DDS he'd
iust,' which, defendant contendet en- raced his
goods II the ph intfs' goods destroyed by
The e valued at $34 b85 and they insured to
the amount Of and received from the insurance conpa
MES 1900 The Court held that the weeds /" go IDS
he'd on trust must be interpreted to mean such goods
we're cent BY the defendant TO the plaintiffs t, make
up into cloth tg and although there did not appear to
se any agreement to insure the plaintiffs having In fact
insured the defendants goods and the payment Of the
lcsa by the insurance companies was as much the
defent ants as plain ills los' TIE defendant entitled to
PIE rata share Of the money arising from such loss
5 erred judgment 10 ~yor Of tho defsnisnt s.eord
irsJ.
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Saturday last b. the mot inaus n,,s e,srs Of San FraS
disco, which was substantial one In its rssaits.
performers auo CONS itinersdog In lhs rsaasns Ttx
pr>cs ious speculston and one, fear, tia will nos
some Of the asSh Of tns Uasn thssr hogs Ssisa IN
ducsd the to leave Ia viola ion Of their ats
and with their In the blu fos the evennz pro-
csedng unscrupuous both sides Is exceedingly
rsbspsbe and regarded among the prosssiou here
These ladies combine large amount Of avxaels thea'
cal talent and have made favorable impress ion Ia Cali
forpa II Is evident however that they 'aler ins
the hsnes OF bad advisers otherwise the would not % 50
wsntI in judgment AS to undertake management them
selves
Mexican Buchanan IL still in the mountains
Mr. Jehn Faiicnr, scenic artist formerly OF B'stou,
preparations to issvs for that i9a as millennium for
effs'e srtists, Australia.
Dr. Robinson, the pioneer Of fbea'res in cait,s-
Mia is now To .he mountains At place called kable
Creek where he has been ak months working clar,"
shioh no estssms much more profitable oeeupastou
Horn in 1S4a ard built tie three tst tbeAes
On the Pacific At one time he became popular that
he elected OF the Aldermen of San Fsanesco-a
body which he cAutized severely In his 10 .sl sorgs
and burlssquea even ., the tune be Of 10 menu
berr.
"Aks EltsBe Potter" In thestrcAi pxrance) freea
years the wife Of John Potter the Oldest heari
cal in the United States who has bsen starring
arrangement, now playing here at the Metropolitan.
Las now embarked in the uncertain fortunes Of tbs
Mr.. and Mrs E. Common opened ct the Metropolitan
the TIN inst, where they played one week; but o.sng
either to the aepe1 ed state Of the times or the
ence Of the puolic their houses very slimy at
tended
Aessrs. A. R. Phelps and }. B. Both, who havs tbs
cement Of The non in1eAtigsble Ia their sx-
srtons to peae the public aud have succeeded in ksP
ing the house proftably to Themselves ush long
or than theatre In the country has been kept open
st any time in the past two years In addition to
aging they both IN the bill each night, AMI fro
quentDy IN each piece. Both svores With ths pub
Ic Madame Duret is playing Ter arewsl engagement
here. Her Jack Sheppard, Romeo. and William, tn
'Blsck Eyed Susan have drawn succession of crowd
ed houses. Mrs Booth has made rapid improvements
in her profession dun ing tie last year. under the skux
orec ion other experienced husband. and exhibits
marked talent in the higher walks OF the drama
Thoms and company are at Wesvervie. PAullin has
q small but we'll selected company ct Shasta away
m in hA
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Tie sdoreas u,5r to with much interest and tie
orator carried tie feelings o. the tudienos with aim
Lr. Aurrays remarks Of Ielasd the
Irish, enc Scotch ish. cbs1aoris, dsnupois ion al
exposure Of gopsr suo sroag arpeX to the pubic IN
I'd In nohis work tbs ceve ion OF efAnt out Of
tss csspo In vhich Roman Catnric,m has wrsatned
aTopn6 her. At the ciose Of D.. Mnrrays address
baskst collection taken up Snd subscriptions taken
frcaa amorg the audiencs after which the meeting
adjourned
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steadily opposed the appcis.nsnt OF bishop tc liberia
: Rrortr. sir. my Arss du.y la TIE Ne bstist
thuyfh vas - lead coIoIe1 class end -pg tt
shall forget old cunt L1cy Neal vhs used huV
Whenever she met me- whether IN he street spy
where else. He Concluded with the sentiment The
nion OF the METHODIST E. Church. and fos svsr
and iureYsgHbls.p
Brother Collins spois . ut'e ever az s,ar A1i half
the time rs vipg been txtel dsd by of Conferences
Mr.. PHELPS, Of Ba-k R;vse Conference foil, sed Nc.
Collins. He under took TO show what numbsr OF
beIs would be affected by this rule While white
tership OF 1850 amtd for the Southern Cone.
rences. yet DR.. Dnrtin ,ho posted up almost
saytholteIs in tie F. Church To keep these in the
ers Of their enemies and ths reprosches Of their
conscsnces II uaed to be the doctrine that it was bet
Yer thai ore suffer than many but that wss changed now
Now was declared better hat 700 600 suffer Than 000
II bad been Jathiicay asked who shall carry ths Cos.
eel TO the p,or slave IL tbs Methodist minister excluded
fom MIN? What had they accomplished among ths
avess Why, ther eolored membership in these
ference Numbered sos.
DR.. DEAPs1FR President OF the Garrett Biblical Irsti
tute Chicago, followed Mr. PHELPS. he had lived In
the centre OF slavery In the Son at Charleston c.
at Savannah at st. Augustine he knew Pagan usage
that involved more mAtg atty of sin than slavery Ko-
man virgin had found the only projection for her virtue
In the dagger Of her father and fallen bleeding corpse
At the feet Of him who would have polluted herr but ths
poor slave Of the South where her ion
in the wide uni7erses AS to the enrApturing oss OF
wences his disgust would not permit him speak ofit
Mr.. Dempster spoke to the hour OF adjournment.
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make another start at Foochow; for if the man
darins cay the word, when matters get settled the
teas can all go to Canton again, thus giving them
what they already miss 80 much, the inland ira net
It Is we'll known that this ia the port for black
teas, and black teas only, but no green--they are
found farther north; no silks either-you must 20
to the other ports for these nor no imports. Even
opium hangs hard, for the people in this province
are very poor, and the present foreign traffic has
been godsend to them. On the grounds above sc
iorth cannot think that Foochow is to outshine
tie other ports. She may still goahead. l doubt
it. shanghae is the field for future enterprise,
and the lees money spent and the less land bought
) list. " - ''''' - ~ ''''
Bearing away pleasant recollections Of the kind
ness Of those l met here, I'll shut the gate with
these basty remarks and jump into the boat
below thepagoda. Late at night we reached the
John Wade, but the wind was not our
friend, and for two days of rainy weather we
had nothing but the mountains to gaze at, play a
game Of whist, and write up the journal Of my
voyage. With good company and plenty to eat and
usual, our guns all loaded against the pirates
cafor there is nothing like being on the safe side:
many vessels have been taken, and others will be
added to the list. Where are the opium clippers
Nymph, Iona, and the Audax, and many othersy See
the Hong Kong monument in the Cathedral! With
with their departure all trace Of them was lost.
Can it be possible that they all have gone down with
a typhoon2 Scarcely; for the opium captains I'M
derstand the coast and read the approaching whrl,
wind in their reyer-ialng barometer. Where, the
can they be2 Ask the Ladrone bandits Of the pirate
cave, who with numbers overpowered the white
mans craft and acting on their bloody motto that
"dead men tell no tales all persisted with the
prise and CAPTURE Early this morning, heard the
sound Of voices in violent alteration directly under
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the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD 10 now
~ completed 10 Charlotte. notice i hereby gwen 'Ga1
n os 4, ,roure hroueh, down thai Road Intended for
TRANSFORMATION over the Raleigh Gaslon Railroad viii
be received hs this Company alhr North Carolna Kali
road Depot il Raleigh (owned jointly by The two Com
panies) and viii lie transported thence without delay o.
exlrs charge and goods de.ens, fcr The Western Msr-
chants aud others aong that Road will likewise he de-
Iiycrtd at the same point.
An dues for freight must he paid at Petersburg OF
Portsmouth,, except on way freight which must De pau
il advance or on delivery 81 The goods
Every effort will he mad, by ibe olfrcs and agents 81
The Company 10 give satisfaction III The anspo. a,on 81
goods and lnsduee.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
them distinctly marked, thai their destination may be
kao~"' r. A. HAMILTON, President
February rs. tise--
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Amh!otYpes and Phoicgraphs,

TIE 'eta ena grfatslt D.s.ossrg = he Age
IN HUNT wnui4 inform The public that lie b.. op-n.
-. ed rooms permanently IN Chapel Hill. Where he
ptstated f. execute lacse beautiful pirtuIrs . TIC
h,Ihpst -islr II Tie AT The Auhotire !. l.ken Oh
Glars. ami unhke lagter'ratfs without ieing
90. Tne superiority u the priefe 10 point 81 b,su,
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AHs. L can hs g 10 say lisii without feeiian, as
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will lasi for ages.
Every lad, and gentleman pay,irulsrls invited TO
call snd examine his specimen. Cloudy weather -
g,pd Sunshine. Instructions giysa III Tie az ii AM
hr1iypng, aud Apantu. fsr4s..sd.
L. HUNT.
Msich FL. -2g
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20 che Farmers Of Orange. Alamauce,
Chatham and Wake.
FTvTE undersigned hass fImei coPartnershlp for
A ,ae purpose Of bnyiag WHEAT. hey win al.
ways tfvs lhc highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices,
5eisctiae freight ana o,he, expenses They viii pay
sAs assn on delivery Of the Wheat AZ the Railroad
70 cary 10. more eecually their purpose, one OF The
am gill Ne ST the warehouse Of each of the following
uau,ea places every week, on the dave specified;
MorfisyilIe, on Friday,
pufham's, on Wednesday,
nillshorouck, en Tuesday,
Mehane'r on Wednesday.
Graham on Thursday,
Nv this ayfincenen, the farmers will receive al nome
uhat their wheat would net them IN MARKET without
TIA Il 4 aud trouble IL transportation.
The undersigned also offer their services as COW
MISSION MERCHANTS TO hus Groceries. They
have made arrangements ~ which they will he enalled
/, furnish their customers with Groceries Of an ads nee
N ons three per cent on wholesale prices They have
ceni.odous warehouse at Chspe Hill. for the conse-
rcuee Of the farmers oi Inc neghhorinc country where
cone ore will Ne In Attendance At all iimes Az com
naGeslioa. should be addressed 10 US At Chapel h.
4. MALLETT,
". L. SAU ADERS.
wevk 35-6m
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R Z NOV Al.

REMOV Al.
rFyHE subscriber having removed hs sore % ihe Oh
stand formerly occupied by A. Y. Mutioch. jus.
Eas, Of Tho Court HOUSE, VIII he pleased 10 see hs old
friends aud customers, aud as many new ones az may
choose 10 give him COLI he PROMISES as heretofore,
IL ia. lis tes, Efforts suit hsm both ~ Tue pics and
quality Of Goods
M The following articles will he taken IN exchange
fpr Merchandise at the market price: Wheat, floai
Com Meal 1h,rshed Oats JEAN. I.insey. Striped Cot
lon. Tow Colh Flax and Cotton Clph, Beeswax, Flax
seed, Rags, old Castings, &c. &c.
P.B RUFFlN.
February 90 21-r6n