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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE, I
WAsHISoToS, Feb. 10, 1856.

y
SIR Your letter of the eth inst could not have caused
me to spend one moment of my time, nor one drop a
ink in reply but for the fact that inquiry OF the
courteous members who represent Georgia in this
body, | learned that very recently you had the au-
dacity aspire to the seat in the American Congress-
occupied by Gov. Lumpkin.
The object of your impudence in thus addressing
me, stranger to you, is not well understood. II it
was to e6nd me- permit me to say that, without pro
vacation. no genteman would insult memo bach
Tuard can To which class you may belong, it "
not my province to decide: therefore submit your
epistle through tho Press 10 the people North aud
south. believing that their just judgment will s'"ss
But In doing this beg Of the Northern reader aa
to Judge the people Of Georgia by the standard yos
have thus constructed Cr yss'' eecsIse can ny inter
teptatives, satisfies that the criterion would DO
grossly un us, Gec:ss Is the . State OF ~, south
She has made rapid progress in physical develop
ment" Although she sends here those with whom
cannot agree in all respects in matters Of national
legislation still she sends of hghtoned character
and true "cbivalry." When they disagree with their
peers they disagree in that spirit which charaeterzes
the statesman and the gentleInan-a spirit which Il
might be well for you to cultivate.
ought, however, to consider your letter, 10 some
degree well-timed. Of late q portion OF the news-
paper press in the Free States have assaied me be-
cause ! had the temerity to propose that Mr.. Orr d
South Carolina should preside temporarily only over
this body while in its unorgsnzed condition, in order
to preserve that dignity which becomes an dmertcdR
Legislature. 1t il possible if not probable, that VIM.
Lloyd Garrison Of Massachusetts, may for this csuss
have burned me in eiigy as be burned the Constitu-
ton of "our country on the 9Th OF July, l5of.
Covered by the shield" Of distance yor may do tho
same in Georgia whenever you wish to smuse yourself
in that way.
When the "pitiful meddlng, hectoring fanatics"
North and South have had their day, and shall have
gone down politically a. they wiH go, "unwept, un-
Ronored and unsuDg," trust 1 shall be survivor
who will be in his future as he has endsavored 70 BE-
in his past as well in pirate in public life, friend
of that LJerty and Of that Union which bis ancestors
in the American Revolution without regard 10 geo
graphical lines," defended upon the field Of battle.
Yours and 90 forth, LEWIS ID. CAMPBELL
Jons A JONES, ESQ, Fsihe Knowe," Van Wort, o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Feb. q, 1856
The statement is wholly unfounded that the
British Government ever made any distinct or even
qualified apology for violating our Neutrality laws.
On the 10th day of July last, Lord Clarendon, in a
note to Mr. Buchanan expressed his regret that
the laws had been nfringed, and asserted that the
infringement was in cOntraventiOn OF his instruc-
tions. He admitted that there were persons who
wished to enlist as volunteers and that the British
Government had appointed rendezvous in the
British possessions for that purpOse-claiming this
10 be right On the preext that the advertisements
and recruitments conducted by self-cOnstitued
and unauthorized agents, he denied the account
ability of his Government Mr.. Buchanan expressed
his satisfaction at this assurance, not knowing then
that on that very day Mr.. Marcy was writing about
enlistments under British agents and the completely
OF British officials. The whole proceeding is char
scterized by duplicty and Misrepresentation in high
quarters.
The correspondence in relation to the enlistment
of recruits on our soil for the British service is all
ready to 20 into the Senate tomorrow and will no
doubt be sent in 1t consists of twenty letters and
various accompanying papers. The first letter is
from Mr.. Champion to Mr.. Marcy, and bears date
April 81, 1855, and the last is from Mr.. Buchanan
to Mr.. Marcy, under the date of Feb. /, 1856.
This correspondence is able and animated, but BY
no means corresponds to that excitement of tone
which has been attributed 10 it by the press on
both sides Of the Atlantic.
The closing letter of Mr.. Marcy which il dated
Dec. %, 1855, and which which went out on the
9Th of January, reviews the whole subject, and re-
quests the recall of Mr.. Champion and the with
drawal of Messrs. Barclay, Matthew and Rowe
croft 1t is conclusive on every point and must
make profound impression in Europe as well as
In this country.
These developments will justify every step which
the Administration have taken; they Will demollsh
the false statements of the British newspapers, and
utterly confound the misrepresentation OF the
state of affairs which have been made by Lord
Clarendon and others. The completely OF Mr..
Champion and his agents is established from the
very outset, and il is shown that he was carrying
this on while no was processing to repudiate all
schemes for enlistment
The British Government instead of reprObating
the conduct of its officers and agents in this mat
ter has persisted in denying their participation in
1t, although the President, between July and De-
cember last, repeatedly directed that information
should be transmitted to the British Cabinet that
animpeachable evidence of their criminality existed
on the public records.
On several occasions reparatiOn was asked for
with all due moderation. These requests were
either eyaded or extenuating pleas were put in,
until at last the President required notice OF the
recall of Mr.. Champion to be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, FED. Y, 100.
meeting of citizens of Baltimore was held at noon
today.
A resolution was adopted protesting against Mr.
Blars protesting to represent the citizens OF Bati
more at the Republican Convention held at Pitts
burgh.
Mr. Corcoran, the President of the meeting that ap-
pointed Mr. Blair desired to speak, but the meeting
refused to hear him.
We have received no mail to-day from south of Sa-
yannah. Our harbor is again open, and number OF
vessels including steamers Of the New-York and Bos
ton lines came up to-day Several steamers also went
out. Snow has fallen here freely all day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
NEWYORK LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporters =. ,,-s
GENERAL ORDERS.

Prom Our Own Reporter -, =. ,,-s
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. p, 1850.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Mr.. LEE in the Chair-The Committee OF the W hole
passed TO third reading bill extending the time for
the collection of taxes throughout the state.
The Committee next took up the bill relative 70
Banks Banking Associations and Individual bankers'
the Bank Department and the Bank Fund.
Upon reaching the fourth section Mr.. NOAON
moved to strike out the last clause, which provides
that II shall not be lawful hereafter for the Supern-
gage securities circulating notes to an amount exceed
ing 20 per cent Of the amount of the principal thereof
Mr. KELLY hoped this motion would not prevail
The clause proposed to be stricken out placed
there security TO the bu-aoder He deemed one OF
The most necessary features of the bill by he thought
The bolders of the bills OF Bank becoming nsolvent
would IN all probability receive dollar for dollar; as.
for Instance the Bank Superinteuden' receiving a
,oo worth s5 900 and authorizing the issue OF 30
ner cspf. thereon. be would bsye msrgn Of 81 ooo
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determines on Message viii be sent openly an
nouncing the fact and acting that az on Other sub
iects, boldly and fearessly
Mr. HUMPHREY MARSHALL conteu5ed tba.
FROM the face Of the Message he was justified in be-
ieving that the President looked 10 war He did no.
want TO the Executive ibuster about the subject
sounding the note Of alarm, as if preparing for
confct-unless questions have arisen iustifying such
conduct. If necessary, be MarshaD would not hesi-
tate to vote supplies for the defense Of the honor of
the country, when the application comes in a proper
manner.
tee. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
THE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, ednesuav, FtD 81 IoOo'
One hundred guns were fired here this afternoon IN
honor of the nomination of Messrs. Fillmore and Don
elson This evening bonfres are blazing all over the
city. State-street Hill is perfect blaze oil hghS'
The office of The Morning Express and other build
ings are illuminated. The Office Of TIE State Regis
Ter is in darkness. The American Members of the
Senate and Assembly holding meeting tonight
to fix the time for grand Ratification Meeting at the
CapitOl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
ARREST FOR FORGERIEs IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Wednesday, Fed. u, 800.
Daniel C. Emery was arrested last night, charged
with committing forgeies in Philadelphia as follows:
A check on the Bank of Pennsy ylvania for s427;
check on the Southwark Bank for s692 check on
the Girard Bank for 81, ,5s2 IL; and check on the
FaImers and Mechanics Bank for $1,000.
About ten years since Emery was convicted and sem
fenced to ten years imprisonment in the State Prison
for forgeries on several Boston firms but pardoned
after serving two years of the term. He was arrested
last night at the Winthrop House, where he has been
boarding with his wife and two children. He is about
32 wears old
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA.

BOSIUN, FNttutoNIt6lf VUs 1'~O,
The steamship Canada sailed at noon to-day with
80 passengers for Liverpool and IL for Halifax. She
takes out no specie.
The schooner Kossuth ran into unknown schooner
off Cape Ann on Monday night cspszing the latter.
Probably all on board were drowned. The injury to
the Kossuth is slight.
The schooner ~ W." from Boston for New-York,
put into Newport yesterday leaky, with damage TO
spars and sails, and crew frost-bitten.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsBINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. q, 1856
The Senate to-day confirmed the following appoint
ments: Louis ID Parsons Of New Hampshire as Con.
sui to POint-a Petre in the Island of Guadalupe;
Robert G.. Scott, jr Of Virginia as Consul to Rio Ja
metro; and III. g. 5. Key as Navy A gent at Baltimore.
The river is open, and the Powhatan will tomorrow
morning resume her regular trips from Washington to
Acqulua Creek, to connect with the Richmond cars.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

CINCINNATI, W tuHtsud!l rtU' ~ Tow
The Fugitive Slave case, which has been pending
before United States Commissioner Peudery, was de-
cdtd bv him to-day in favor Of the claimants and the
slaves ordered into their custody They are still held
bv the sheriff, however, under an indictment for
murder
II has been raining here all day. The river open.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

COLUMBUS, ONO, WeuntSuHy, FtD. II, IoVO.
Mr. Wade was nominated United States Senator by
the Republicans in caucus, receiving 63 votes to ~ TO
all others His highest opponent had l2 votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
THE EXPECTED STEAMER AT HALIFAX

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Feb. q, ls56-lOP.h
The steamship America is now in her twelfth day
out and about due at this port but up to the present
moment nothing has been heard of her. The weather
is clear and wind light.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
dute. Of the ocs Of County Clerk of that County by
creating the Office OF Register Of Deeds.

duties OF The Office OF County Cerk OF that County by
creating the Office OF Register Of Deeds.
The sTATH EoRs&L SCHOOL.
memorial was received from citizens Of Chenanso
making strong appeal for the location Of the State
Normal School al Oxford, Chenaneo County, provided
Is The intention of the State to change the present
emy, now established at Oxford holds high position
among the literary institutions Of the State toai the
pnee Of board and washing i r1uch cheaper than at
Albany; that Oxford i. located on both sdes Of a
beautiful river; that the location u very healthy.
that there are no dangers of contagious diseases
there beng no filth from which masIaa can arise.
SEw-IORK DEAF ASD DUMB IssTTTrrIoS.
The Annual Report of this Institution was received.
The Treasurer, account shows that the receipts OF
the Institution from all during the year ls55
amounted to $40 $40 o., and the disbursements to
s55,l4i "a.
Amount of work done in bOokbindery i9 -
In the shoe shop
IN ne cabinet shop ---------- 20 III
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
TORONTO, " ednesday

TORONTO " ednesday, Feb. y, 1870.
The address reply to the speech of the Governor
General to Parliament was passed to-day by large
majority
The Ninsteriaists have had majority of two to
one on every amendment proposed by the Opposition
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RoR spRING rRADEwE.

!! z, SALE AND RETAIL-We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in store large and most
excellent Stock Of Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which will sell as low other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
.. All Of our purchases having been made from the mpor
the advantage Of receiving Leather regularly from our
Iannery places it in power to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose giving stock
an examination, and believe shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below enuerae some of
the leading articles viz
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins ths maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1857 y. - 81 =
40 dozen French Skins, best quality, e.
40 &c American Calf Skins,
80 &C Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Z" Morocco Skins -'-,a ~-t
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemock Sole Leather,
so {" Band Leather, 5.s-.s - 's.-. .-
Lasts Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Broguns of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
Saddlery. F. A. & r. H. FORD.
NIB We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. n' IT,
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Sent. ls,. 1856.


NORTH CAROLINA BoOKsTORE.-H. D.
II TURNER, has or sale, = u. 81 gti
The Supreme Court Reports of North Carolina uniform
sets Or singeS youmesprice REDUCED Iredells Digest
three volumes; Z ~ 80 S.. -.
b Swaim's Jusce-Reyised. The North Carolina Magis.
tte practical guide to the Laws of the State and the
decisions of the Supreme Court defining the duties and
Jurisdiction of Justices ohe Peace under the revised code
of $685. together with full instructions and numerous
forms and presidents by Edward Cantwell, Esq, LII B.
Counsellor ut Law. g. f r, s.itt. ..-.
One vol. Svo containing nearly 900 pages handsomely
printed good paper, and we'll bound in law binding
Price g so. Postage SO cents.
E Published and for sale by H. D. TURNER.
Also, at greatly reduced prices quantities by retail.
complete assortment of School Books Blank Books Sta
tonery and Fancy Ar les Juvenile and Toy Books all
the New Publications issued the Standard Pub
locations in every depa rment Of Literature, Arts and
Scieuce-and in every language, ancient or modern
Music Books and Musical Instruments. 1f'' .
Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood, and Mahogany
Work Boxes of Eeather Rosewood, Mahogany, and Pa.
pier Mache. .rFssfe - -
Walking Canes and Whips, eat;variety.
Choice Gold PENS n Silver and Gold Cases.
Velocpedes, Gigs, Hobby yMorses Barouches Wheelbars
rows, &C. 81.
t8- Mathematical instruments, Thcrmometers and
Paint Boxes, in great variety. ..
BOoKBlNDlNG, in every variety promptly executed in
the neatest manner.
az SELECT GARDEN-SEE -every variety-war.
rantcd fresh and good-seected from the approved
Seedsmen and Gardeners in the Northern Country.
Nov. IA. 1856. i
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Fencing Academy.

EENCING, THE BEST GYMNASTIC. EXERCISE
II both for and youths The subscriber begs leave
dArmes the ensuing season, where he will nstruc-
tions in the of FENCING with the small Sword the
Sabre, the Bayonet or Lance, over K. r. WEATHERS
STORE at old Temperance Hall, Raleigh, N. C.
This graceful useful art has been shorSug
celebrated Military Academies in Europe and he feels
dept that those who patronze his Sale will al
ways rejoice that they seized the opportunity Of becoming
with accomplishment elegant and exercise
50 conducive sound and vigorous health and Of
defence free from the objections urged against other
SON who say that under the present the
knowledge Of using weapons Unnecessary nation well
exercised with weapons is the supporths pride Of the
country. :is:..
Further particulars also the best Of references can be
obtained by calling at the Boekstereo L. Pomeroy
The undersigned will commence soon be hastweive
scholars Piease give your to Mr. W, L. Pnmeroy
request Of the pupils spectators shall be admit
- - Z T., .TsT- ED. DsREU.
: October 1s, 1856 - e a-ss2ts-.. = ~ IT,
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Sale of valuable Real Estate.

DURSUANT TO A DECRETAL ORDER OF THE
Supreme Court will be offered at public auction on the
the City Raleigh the plan of said City part
of lot No l46 which Mrs Hannah Stewart formerly
sided situated on Fayetteville and Wilmington streets
The lot will be divided into five equal parts each having
about 80 feet Fayetteville street and extending bck to
equal from the purchaser lot will be equir
ed be paid in cash. and the residue of the purchase mon
ey bonds with interest from date payable in six months
with two good sureties. E. B. FREEMAN, Clerk.
October q 1856 l-f se. ,F~- 9i-td
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rREENsBOROUeH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY This Coni-
pany oers inducements those wishing to effect Insur-
ances for life rarely presented by similar insfitutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for @ and those
only, Members Of tile Company to such profits
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De
parments of the Company which are kept actively en-
ployed.
Policies Of Insurance issued the applicants own life,
or on the lives of slaves for year. term OF years. at
moderate rate of premium. Is - =.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Snpngs Bank-and the
dcpostors allowed interest at the rate of per cent per
annum for time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six monhs and per cent
for any time over six months. - y~'
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
Greensboroueh n G. September l. 1854. + Sly.
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State of parties in the House of Representatives.
The following list of the members of the present
House of Representatives, with the political parties
into which they are divided, will be found worthy
of preservation:
s s pa.ss msea + + Ssst Srmss We.ts@s" S 5sss9
. 1''>' Ne,o Hampshire.
l. James f'fe :. a. da,on H H. Gagin, a''s K n 'z'
i. James Maenam, 2. Justin s. NorriA, K: NJ,
Mdssachusetts
ames Jscnss' tsdf@aton B aua ~ T. 1atsa~ ] F. BanI R
aSs Was fs'1s,s = yas,eH K 5. cSaanesy l. Ksegp KX
usos ,nos B Buriimg@ne. rs K4 TO- essim Gadse K ~
II. Marx Ttqtson, K: n.
Rhode Island.
]. Nathaniel B. Duu3ee, K No. Bej B. 7Au'st0n K ~,
!. Ezra Gzarke, K n. 3. SMasy SS!1sy Degn' az IA; 4 A.
2. job" Woodruff K ~ H., I W @'a"' " ~e'e@' KIM
= J 5. ssra"a1a", X n, is zx~ma. Z; Horton
3. Cry z; Pezt9n K ~, - .ene: 4. Hagasson, pu
Thas NV Whitney S r. e. Gs%sy 2s%ss: 1ss
s. John Wheeler, X. N, o. Aad,e0 b. AcCarty, KN,
zsss zsss' $685. s A. K T. 1nss naa e d,ssas es
Q. Bayard Clark, K. N, 25 El,0ia b. Morg>s,
II: i: 9sss ssf xsne e e Ss,l8 sSs fsss Pssz
l3. Russell Sage, X. A., 29. John Williams, d.,
IA. Samuel Dickson, III, 80. Benjanain P,inge
Is. Marard Dodd, x. ~, 81. Thomas 7. F2agler K ~,
l6. George 4. Simmfns, %. Solomon G. Haven, KIN,
33. F,rmcis s. Eaoaards K NJ
Neso Jersey.
lsaiah D. Caasuson, x AZ, 8. James Bisa9p T. N,
George r. Robbins, r. N, 4. George Val, D.,
s. Ahr..C NJ Pennington, X a.
PennsytcaniG. 3.,
i. Thomas B. Florence, D., 1s. Asa Packer, D,
2. JOB Il. Tyson, z. ~, IA. GGlusha n. GrOgc 4. NJ
5. William Milv ard, k. N,,l5 John ! Pea.ce, IN,
f. Jacob Broom, K N, Is. Lemuek Todd, X A.,
s. John Cadwalader D., IT, Dapid f. Robson, X ~,
8. John Hickman, D., 1s. John r. Elie, K M
Z. s. c. B,adshaaO, K ~, 19. John C0pods K.Ny 90.
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TAKE WARNING.


NOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING HIS STORE
the subscriber has removed three doors South Of his
old location to the building formerly occupied by Mr. Prm
rose and present by Messrs Booker Cole in connec
ton with himself where he would be pleased to wait upon
his friends and patrons
In of placing entire stock in store for the
coming he offers his present stock of goods consist
ing Cloths Cassimers Vestings Clothing and furnishing
goods of every variety and STYLE at prime cost cash.
small advance to punctual customers.
He most earnestly requests those indebted to him. some
of whom forget he has any tor come
forward and settle their and accounts before another
Court arrives, and oblige - II T.
....s--.s. Merchant Tailor.
Raleigh July "a, 1856. 71-swtf. :
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
TNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAV.
= ING made arrangements with the Raleigh CASTOR
ka Road Company and reestablished their office in Raj
eg o. are now prepared to transport Freight Specie
Bank-notes and parcels of every Description and from
all the principal Cities North South and West of Raeiph
at tho mast reasonable rates. ... e'
Also the following stations son the line of the Rich
Gasten railroad 10 Frankinton Henderson Warrenton
CASTOR & Weldon. '
The Express will with the speed and regularity of
the mails, and in charge of special messengers
WIN. WHITE, Jr Aoent o.
Office at the old stand, the Marlborough House.
Sept. 9, 1856. s2-tf
SCHLOss & BROTHER TAKE PLEASURE
~ III announcing to the citizens of Raleigh vicinity and
the public in general that they have changed their firm by
taking in as Partner Mr. NJ AUSMAN who will here
after attend on the CLOTHING and CENTS FURNISH
ING STORE, in all its branches All orders will receive
strict attention ANY garment sent for will be finished
and forwarded to its destination within eight days,
All sizes of Coats Pants. Vests &C., constantly kept up
BY our own original merchant tailoring establishment
Joseph Schoss Brother of Mercer st
Baltimore Nd. -,
We have low hand and constantly receiving a,
extensive assortment Ready made clothing for the spring
and sumlhcralso Hats, Boots Shoes and every thing
in the line of gentlemens wear which we are selling yerv
cheap as we can afford to do because we manufacture ou
own cothng and shoes. Give call and be convinced
Raleigh, May g. 1856. 4sSH. r.
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A TTENTION!-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
IA firm of Booker Cole positively the last time
requested to forward and pay and accounts
to Inc, the undersigned being one of the above named
rm which firm will no longer continue and all demands
Of an officer. The undersigned may be found at VIM.
Cooks store ra Beckwiths cid stand) opposite Law
rence's Hotel.
J.W. COL
Raleigh, Oct. IS, 1856. 95-swtD ...