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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.

CAPE COD PACKET RUN DOWN Ply THE STEAMER
sLAGARA. &
The schooner Harriet Maria, Capt. 5. n. Smith,
sailed from this port at 81 clock yesterday afternoon,
for Orleans Cape Cod. She had on board an sesored
csrgo of groceries and eighteen passengers. When
within mile of the outer light, abe was struck amid.
ships by the steamer Niagars. The passengers On
board the schooner, who were in bed at the moment
Of the collision, were thrown from their berths vita
great violence. They ran upon deck, to ascertain
what had happened. The mate OF the schooner,
Isaiah LeLpel lowered his boat from the stern, cod
succeeded in rescuing all the passengers in 1t, with
exception.
The schooner passed astem Of the steamer ssd
surk-not, however before the steamer had lowered
her boat and rescued Capt. Smith, who WAS elzGsg
TO the mast Of his vessel. The passengers were shes
transferred to the Nsgaras boat and placed on beard
the steamer, where we sew them at oclock ttis
morning. They describe the fright which they had
experienced as fearful. -
Capt. Smith had light out at the time Of tie die.
aster. His vessel was about txty We tuns burden,
and two year old. She was own by various parties
at OileaIs and not insured. The cargo va
valued at s. 900, and Uninsured. The sssengef
supposed to be lost is Mr. Daniel Higgins Of OIleaN
He was about twenty-five years old. He came TO
Boston to purchase gravestones. aud, unfortunate
man, as one OF the rescued passengers observed he
went down with them"
Among the passengers wasthe Rev. j. p. Atkinson,
the settled clergyman of the Universslst Society at
Oilesfs. He sustained few fnge, bruises; but with
this exception, the passengers and escaped IN
harmed.
The steamer did not see the schooner until quite
upon bier. The engines were at once reversed, and
every effort that the was made.
Boston Courier, Oe,. 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

IERhisLE DEATH OF Az ANrRrcsx LADY AT MoSs
BLANC "A correspondent Of The Manchester lEs.
g,sIol oa0rdior gives account Of the sscent Of
MOI bispc by large party among wnom there we're
seVers Americans, one Of whom young edy named
Irsawsy, clipped over ice preeipice and fell ham
drsos OF feet tto Gsure, where she must have been
dashed TO piecee.
CosaIssIosIR % CUSTOMS We learn from Tie
N5G,tosn Conn., Sentinel that the Hon. Samuel lag
ban has concluded 10 accept the Commissioners ship q
Custorus in Connecticut and viii enter upon bis duties
On the lat Of December. The present Copmssioser,
tbe Hor. Hugh j. Anderson, formerly Governor Of
Maine for many years, rendered his rcrignaton sumo
norths since.
FIRE AT 81. ASTHoSY.-The most destructive fra
that ever reyeged 81. Althopy ". T. occurred on the
morning Of the 18th Of September Carpenter, An
dIe"s n Co. are the heaviest losers. Their stock OF
diy gooos ard groceries, emounting 10 more rhsa
$l1pG0 IS total loss there being iosrraoee there
on. The other losees foot mp s total of sjj, 600.
DISTINGUISHED HoRsE DrGD.-B,ilie Peyton. she
property Of Mr. Wn. c. Scott died az the farm OF that
gel snaD, 10 Powhs;fau County, on the 26h OF Sop
ieu'oer, seed twenty three year, He Was d;1a.
guisbed racehcrse. ara ia said 70 have made The pea
tine ever made over TIE fsi.fela Race course resf
his city. At four years oil ae sold for ~ VJ-sa
unprecedented price at that t9le for rere-no'..
iRissmold WEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10
A PETTY SPYINDLE.

To Ee Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SiR:-When 1 purchased through ticket for De-
troit, at l73 Broadway, NewYork, corner of Coar..
landt street. assured that my baggage would DO
transferred without charge in Buffalo; or, in the
words Of printed circular handed me at the sane
time Before the arrival Of the trains at Bu,lo the
Baggage Agent Of the N. {. Il. North Shore S,esm-
ers TO Detroit takes the checks and takes the baggage
on board the boats free Of charge"
On approaching Buffalo discovered that the Bag
gsee agent referred to the Agent Of the Buffalo
Omnibus Line, who refused to take my check or con-
vey my baggage. unless l also bought an omnibus
ticket for twenty five cents and took three Sc ausb
quarters as my change l am aware that this is
very trivial matter but il travellers would take to
psns TO expose all the email mpositions they med
with they would not be troubled with 20 many as they
now ere: Yours, very respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10
Richardson, spence & Coz Circular

Per NidS-ya =, AAf.oL: sep. y lsoI
ga bbs FIOrI f-onl 80 s.a'rs rd Canada; 2s qrs
vs,.- q, ,scss % bis fLo-s fom the Ba.r; 80 ora
wsrAr SIS sass. 70 sh FoS rca srsa,s a62s ers CoEs
II, n The sl., n SEQ and u. EIs1rsJesr-
g,r1s, deliver Of WHIAT b- the vr-k .rinr a..
u.as, sre lSSsl4 1rs So sss-s; Zoe So grs Il q IN
he 5orrespond.z week Of la. sesf.
rhs w~staer I'd aoe Ar With depressing sas-ss
fer NV Yorf b-T1. fappes i3 as.ers, the C..n
:rsde sss MED NV dell n a. Ps,ts & ths -E.ry.
Az % davis mtck.. thss rcrs boz 5lysr. p,..sn scd
gr,r IA ,,ly - the r-ts =. n3,ally r--sisvs
sd I'd ., II j g osa Inferior 5e,
i'm, EIeua tr1s .-sr-i-y, h-Igs I--ner lSni.S
coSs met. ia r..tI 5Quy FOR fs.dos 81 6gJs ~
ni1sd Al " os WIKI i.rls ihitHs- ia g 4sGD6 Y
40 -
" quo.e wazlr-R'5 79a1 SO r. sh,i,- as.; wa:-
= - n, co., 1,;s ~ sSss . 81 ~''i
RIcr- l.. I-is. s7sA. q 'ecol-sly g., ..s Tsrisr
satss anxious . All. t.ir ..3c.s 81 st1a- o! ~ 3
=: o. y iis \, s1A 81 - ses q1i.ss he's bees slt el
% eIi1 Cnl- I'm n SAL, III,
tuEE- Iip .hal ,-i - Ysus. bit l-tia dolnS
a,cos oxirs . - nasais 70 ~ 5'tss - teen
hot,r nd 1i1S D. qla;ta " = ~ d,A-sr n.
80, leil nov eon.ifss 5isay OF Cr1eeriar' eai
Luorer, a. sns ..AL-irass eEf.si % ~ n.rsr 70.
tsl . DOR ssota.i ~, . s'eh sre zeminH
Eilipw qricE als 49, "a Sea41 fe'sst eSt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

ds,,r, Of Dow. Another is The infamous kcHn'.,
charged with the coId-btoodsd murder o. wee
Prostate prisoner, q war, whose bones ones, We" .s.
s,nnd in thicket this Sumner, into when s1n
ruf.n and two confreres in villaIny tad ied p.e,1
The fhird Mechanism, is only drunken an1 ros
dyi.h ard Pro-slaveY. 1t is under tne's vuus
tia. you, the WHOLE people Of Kansas are 10
have "a fair election" under impartlsi JudsI'
Not dragon watches the er,eseured oo &C. ~
Not an Official scrvttizes or will take nots OF ~,
these IRREGULARITIES: but regiment OF the United
states army is SLOWLY approaching Lawrence, one
of the most peaceable cities in Kansas' where IN
pite Of the approaching election the notes o.
he carpenters BANNER and the mssons troWe are
all the - sedition' that invites them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10
Brsvp. SHIRLEY Il Co.'S Circular.

rry IfVEEFooL, SEP. ., lsJ'.
The r,.dy advance ths: has The n feature OF re
Corroy market for weeks pat has 'Udds1y 20 pause
the demand has comparatively cessad aad the ses to me
well .nins las. erenns reach Only go bales a. decline OF
ID u American 'nd Of u. . p Y % Sas.s sPesaor.
10 limited 400 bales and coses quietly a. the f'uo~os
quotations: .,.,
Pair Orl.aus..,...e.d Mdllns Orleans. jls!-
Pair Mobile I'D Middiirs Nsele. d
Pair rplar5s ..........sld Middling Uplauds ...s d.
S.pne tim. last y,s 81 bales American 4ss COO bales.
The Coax M.rfet duh, with decline in WBr.r Of ID
:ies Of FLOUR. ISD.s CoRs in retail demand At peyous
quotations White WHEAT si2aeie; Red 1873 = 10 70.
Western Canal Flour 50 dJl; PhGd-phis and Baltimore
81 dS5 Canada 8: ass eII. quality 50 G8. Mixed and
Yellow Indian Coss 3sS5o White ~ q "a 4 quarter.
The sales of Rosfs for the called 1000 bb At eG
Isfcwt Nothing doing IN TuRrEyrISE- QrERciTSoS
BARE moderate demand Il IL for Philadelphia snd J.
cwt for Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

pe Of brfsAsyS ls.cestoa her. today. u L1xdes tss
slos1s soS.slons for p Y C. ~ ssj he spS Iss
- Q 10 enc Of the year.
ho.n- Common has trcuskt +S \ CIV.
B.Rx du ls has been pad or ses hsds Pnnsde PEA 90
TIE spe, but sellers $. IA 20 srTe without buyers
Baltimore brings ~ = ew- r.
OIs-sperm euiet 1t ss78f9 for brs r. md 2Sas5 for
crude N,shirs done IN Whale
Corros-Ths demand daring the pas: week ia been very
limited. and price, have decired l6d . ~ In Man
chester .hs has bsen bushes dong but 20 effect
rs.h.r lover prices be t2Sen HddIs Orleans
s3lsS. MobLs, sd Cplsnd., y lid g n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10
TIE ROBBERIES ON THE NORTHERN RAIL
WAY OF FRANCE.

The Court Of Assizes commenced ON the sitn ut,
the nisi of Carpenter Grelet, Guern srd Prod Tor
the extensive Iobberies ef the Nor hsrn o. france
Railway, amounting to about 0oO.O0Ot. The Conr'
vas not by any meses overcrovded, but amo1S the
persons present the Baron james de Roas bid,
the Marquis Dson, N. Ho,tioguer and Dele
beeque, Directors Of the Northern Rsns6y. When
lie prisoners were peoed as the bsr the g.ss.est curl
and Of genilensnly APPEARANCE, Grelst is short aud
th;ck.sst his features are highly coofed Gaera who
i an elderly bad tho sppevan,e add bs.itz Of
\ peasant in HOLIDAY clothes, Paro1 who ia OF good
a the usual preliminary questions, Carpenter
snid that he wcs s6 yssrs of age, sai was
e,rne,, principal cashier OF the Nursosrs Rsnwsy
CoupsSs; Greikt ssd 60 was ~, and VS. formerly
81. and formerly night HStcfnaE - zee essh-oss 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

AcADssr OF hUsIc.-This evening concludes the
present sesson. with selections from Norma Ii Son.
naDbua, the Barber of Seville and LElisir dAmore.
1halberg and Vieuxtemps appear 10 miscellaneous
concert.
-To-morrow evening Rossinis "Stsbat Mstsrv
viii be repeated, with Mesdames La Grange, S.rs-
bosch, |estvri, easier, Lsbocetta and Rocco. Me.
Frelzolini will also appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

lADfs POCKET PIcKTD AT CHrRcH-A lady,
while shsoing With some friends n the lobby OF the
Firtt B'ptt Church, of Broome and Eiizsbsth
stretts, on lhuDday eveLiog, previous to the coz
purse containing about slj in bank notes with which
the rogue efeced bis escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

MRS. CUNNINGHAM AND HANNAH TIRE Cook.-Nf
stafford counsel for Mrs. Cunningb states ths hs
viii cary this Gaze up to the Court of Common Pess
on the appeal from the Judgment rendered in favor o.
HAM al Corlsn by Jucge O'Connor on rhursdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

Gov. Hammered ci Soatb CsIolina decsines 70 b a
es.did.te fv- the [ nied Sia.es Senste.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

I.osT LrGGA0e-Prople 10 the United
States are fatipr careless 81 their lives when
travelling. but ihet are = great deal more
rarless of their luggage. Every railroad
Company la. 4 depository, 10 which are plac.
ed all The trunk. boxes. carpet bags, and
parcels that are not claimed by passengers,
and these accumulate with Surprising rapid.
IS. Under the las Of New York al such
unclaimed articles may be sold. when they
have remained onhand lor inlre than year
and tie New York Ceairal Railroad Com.
pany announces such a sale 10 take place al
Albany on the 18Th Of August. They advertise
list IL not less than twn thousand ARTICLES
that had accumulated during the years 1859,
1853, 1854. aud 1858. Ia these are comprised
trunks, boxes. chests, purtmanleaus. yalises,
carpet.bags. band.boxes, bat.boxes, bags,
bundles, and packages IT every sic and des.
eriptiOn. About one.half Of these are not
marked 10 any nay. while others are only
marked impeffec,ly by initials or ciphers.
The aggregate value u these articles and
their contents must be many thousands 81
dollars. On all the railroad. of the United
states there must be annually same hundreds
Of thousand. 81 dollars worth of personal
property lost o. abandoned 10 this way.
hgi. IaisHgsaoy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
Tr,e Tiflh District.--Th

The Fifth District. - The Wilmington Her.
aid, on authority Of letter from Peterborough Of the
Goth instant states that the friends Of Messrs. Gmer
and Wadie succeeded on Monday afternoon in ter
lninating the unnatural contest which has been going
on between these gentlemen for time past in the
fifth district by getting their consent TO refer their
spectve claims to mutual friends, who decided in favor
of Mr.. Gilmer, when Mr. Waddeli gracefully declined
further canvass leaving his competitor clear field"
Mr.. Gimer now having opposition except that Of
stepen L. Williams Esq, scarcely doubt can remain
Of his election BY large majority.
Since the above was written we find the following
correspondence in the Raleigh Register Of Saturday.
Peterborough, July 20, 1857.
lliessrs. Gilmer & WaddeH:
GENrIEmEN:--The Committee selected by
YOU TO determine which Of you should con-
tinue the Candidate for Congress in this the
fifth district Of the State, and the other to
withdraw for the harmony of the party, have
had the same under consideration, and beg
leave to state that after mature dellberation,
they believe that the conduct Of Mr.. Wad-
dell will meet the approval Of all his friends
in rejecting the proposition as first made by
Mr.. Gilmer-to leave the matter entirely to
decision of his own (Waddells) friends
was Just what he should have done, and his
acceding to the amendment to leave the
matter to an equal number on both sides,
was not only manifestation Of disposition
to act generously and candidly, but with a
proper regard for the success Of the party.
The Committee respectfully suggest that MIR.
Waddell withdraw, and that Mr.. Gilmer
continue as the regular candidate. AS do
not belong to the American party. but was
chosen as the friend Of Mr.. Waddell, con
cur in the opinion Of the Committee, that
as the proposition was submitted to US, that
Mr.. Waddel ought cheerfully TO yield to
our decision.
remain very respectfully,
Your olfdient servant.
HENRY a. LONDON, Chm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

RrNSfso RNLRoADs At iliGH RGTg %
SPEED.-lf a portion Ut the public desire
to ride al high rate II speed they should be
willing TO pay literally tor the opportunity.
II is in The experience 81 every railroad man
that the cost u working road At high speed
increases in acrelerating ratio A train run.
ming forty miles per hour COSTS AZ least four
tunes as much as a train running twenty mile,
per hour. The wear and tear Of the rails and
machinery at high speed i tremendous. One
express passenger train will do more damage
IL tie road and eqaipage than ten heavy
freight trains Al the low speed usually adopt.
ed. Here, then. i. undoubtedly the rock up.
On which Onr railroad system has spil--work
ing ton chesp and at too high rates u speed.
Tile only course left 10 be taken j. 81 develop
the busines. Of the various roads, work them
with tie strietest economy. aud only At pay
ing rates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

The Fayetteville oi.e.sst, aller noticing with grail.
Ged iselnghe reh promise 81 plenty aad the Language
u rejoicing which Gomez from I'll quarters. quotes Tie
ilaHing ffom a correspondent IN staay county:
i" We have had fine showers in this part
Of the country, wheat crop, uncom.
monty fine, and the oats, rather short. had all
been safely housed before the rains com.
meneed. so that now our farmers are in
the finest spirits as to their corn crop /; and
year Of plenty may be calculated upon, as
far rs hreadstufs are concerned. "A the
showers mostly came from the east, We hope
that We have only received what you could
we'll spare Of them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-

road Company. = meeting q the siockhollc
Of this company was held Al Kinsion on he 10Th inst,
From rspor, made 70 tie meeting i sppear. that the
contracts for o. % he work On tbc road wiIl b. com.
peiei " The first q December, and al Of them By
he first o. May nest
The charter ss amended by The last Legislature VS.
unanimously adopted also. lhs oacf d ham u
SivO.D00 was unanimously accepted.
u The proceedings d This meeting . specimen ~
CALAMITY was exhibited weli worthy II notice Miss
sarah Metts, formerly Of l.cnop county. being The
only lady who had iisked stock IL e road. Mr. John
D. whiiord moved sle BE- presented will free iicEe,
upon Tic road for life which va unanimously adopled.
Tho nest meeting of The stockholders viii BE- held
70 Nswbcfn on The las, Thursday q June, 1859
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

TINE 70 flrng. Marshall Radct.ky. tie
General IN ehief u the Austrian forces in
Italy, has resigned his commission at the age
IL nineiy.one Years.
This veteran in the wars had won victories
Cor his King befvre The American Declaration
d Independence. From youth he has been
in the harness u war, and bids fair ~ reach
foil century d years. IIe is INV the oldest
chieltain 10 tie would.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
Large oals. : oal f,Iend. n. Then.

Large Oats. Or fdend, M Thomas Wilson.
residing some eight mile. north u Ills place. broushl
into oiire faw days ago some fne specimens Of
big oat GRIP, IL height exceeding Eve icel. They were
winter oals. TIE fst bunch had % stalks containing
s7gg grains averaging l0l 10 10 the stalk The 81
cond bunch had 50 stalks, aud the third 81 grain.
not counted. S1ne o,lsr. Of our neghbors have osis
equs, az, but u many ea,s. they wcre ,hnned out
~ The cold weather in the spdns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
Prof Nli.cheii. = Al meeting of the Fac

Prof Mitchell. = At a meeting Of the Faculty
and students Of the University last week. appropriate
resolutions passed in memory of the late Prof.
Mitchell.
We learn from the Wilmington Herald, that the
proposition deposi, the remains Of Dr. Mitchell upon
the summit Of The Black Mountain, 50 warmly advo
Gated BY the people among whom he lost his life, has
been objected By some Of the members Of his family,
and that they will be finally removed to Chapel Hill.
This latter disposition should think would be more
consoing to the friends Of the deceased this however
need no, prevent The execution Of the plan proposed
the meeting at Asheyi.le TO raise monument 10 his
memory on some eligible point Of the Black Mountain
with which his name is 5, intimately connected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
p;,,.bomueb. Jul, %. 1857.
TlIIshnfuUtH. IUI9 - INVIs
70 H. "A. London, Chairman If fhe


70 H. "A. London, Chairman IF he
Committee Of Conference:
Sm:-Your communication touching the
decision OF the Committee to whom was re-
ferred the question Of Mr.. Gilmer or myself
Withdrawing from the canvass has been re-
ceived, aud in reply. beg leave to state
that entirely acquiesce in the decision Of
the Committee, believing as do, that both
Of Us continuing candidates would have re-
suited, inevitably, in the election Of Mr..
Williams.
For the harmony, therefore, Of the glori-
Gus American Wing party, whose principles
aud policy have always defended with my
best ability, and shall continue 70 do 80 as
long as nv tongue will give utterance TO the
sentiments Of my heart, ! substantially. en-
phatieally. and without any feeling on the
subject. abide by your decision, and here
with most respectfully withdraw from the
contest.
Your obedient servant,
MAURICE o. WADDELL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

Supreme Court. - The following cases of in
,ercst to our readers decided at the late term Of
this tribunal
Brown u.s. Pratt and others, in equity, from Orange
bill dismissed.
Doe on the demise of Bruce u.s. Faucet, from Or
ange judgment affirmed.
Doe ex dem. Giles Us. Palmer, from Orange; judg-
ment reversed
Couch Us. Jones, from Orange judgment affirmed.
Patterson rs. Mcslasters in equity, from Alamance
account ordered.
Mclean Us. Hardin, in equity, from Alamanee; bill
dismissed.
Haws Us. Crase, from Alamsnce; penire dc moro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
Remedy for ChInch Bugs. friend,

respectable farmer residing few miles west Of here.
informed few days ago that soap suds had proved
to Be a sure remedy for this pest. A hand with a
bucket Of soap suls went through few rows q the
corn infested with the hug and deugei them with !,
the effect seemed 70 be immediate In order 70 give
them tins 70 revive, Il they would 10 %. friend
waited Few hours. when be visited the field and found
the bugs in large numbers lying At the foot Of the
stalk. perfectly dead. We intended give lhi. iniOr.
nation 70 our readers last week, bot in hurry il
was omitted II Too late ior use this season. may he
,.a,,b communicating for lie nsyt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

The Crops. - One Of The editors Of the vii.
mington Journal has recently made hurried "Trip On
the Wilmington and Weldon and North Carolina
Railroads - Chaoe, returning by the Charlotte aud
south Carolina. tic Columbia Branch and The vii.
minsion and Manchester Roads. giving him an oppot.
iunity and inquire about TIE crops ii several
sections u this state and districts IN South Carolina
The Wheat he found Al cut and most n sarnersd
he heard but one account: il was unusually fine,
much il advance % former yeifs ani ! much larger
afei than usual planted. 0als lSs. owing to dry
weather. but with heals u average weight Corn in
most places west u Raleigh i very backward. bot
green and ihriy. with every prospect Of turning oui
well. Tie The u fully three weeks ahead
Of that 10 The middle counties, with the prospect Of
most abundant yield. Cotton ! very backward, aud
season, no matter how favorable hereafter, can
bring it up % anything Ike ~ aver =. TWo.lhirda
d efoP il the regions b hal sen acad from can
badly BE- expected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

sale Of wheat. --Thc tirecu.h,foust Paiaoi
and Flag notice. tie ale d Wheat in that pacs on
"wednesday iaa. onchandfel bushels 70 he delivered
ihis week. vas BID % a, 81 10. and one bundled
bushels 4, 81 lfl al.ia month. credit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

A little daughter Of Jacob Barton, near
Harrisburg. Pcnnsyissnia. was killed last
sunday by the bresking Of swing rope.
lie, lathef vas swinging het h Tie line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
--sssssss s
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glilIsburaugh gerprnsr.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, July 10, 1857.
Union, the Constitution, and the Laws the Guar
dams of our Liberties.

~ Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county of Orange to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions the Recorder, and for adser-
Using.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

PUNISHMENT OF RioTERs.--Several of tlose
who we're engaged IN The late riots in New
Yotk are 10 be tried next month IN the Court
Of General Sessions on charge of manklangh.
ter. Recorder smith will preside, and il IA
thought will punish those convicted 10 the
Toll extent Il Tie law, having remarked on
Tuesday, when sentencing man for this
offence: |" Human life is held altogether
Too cheap lately IN this city. There seems
10 have been no check made upon these pro.
ccedings --hardly an attempt made 10 qucll
these disturbances. Men who haye been
convicted 81 outrageous assault. have been
permitted 70 escape siil merely nominal
lines. and this conduct has almost held out
encouragement 20 parties WIN are reckless
aud inclined 10 violate Law. Some one must
interfere for The purpose u checking such
oulragcs. am determined, when II falls 20
my lot. however painful Il may be to Separate
. man from l,is family. II be hss violated the