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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

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LFAD-Thero mas been considerable doing during tHe 49,
or ,,rort 10 China The sales embracing 30 tuns enemy
spanish and partly % srTiye at 80 ga - ~ ineaa
Spanish - p cash deliverable IN jury
50 tins erIan ST in bond day. WITH interest
added: 40. ~ tuus Spanish at 40 81. 2 70 A..
LATEs-astern are steady 81 30 day, with sales to
moderate Etert
LIME-pocEaud Is quiet in the ab-ence Of stock IN h''
hands. mot. al &C. aud lump a. . -
MBFR-EssterD Spruce and Pine sells BY the caIfo a.
SlJd-l u So
MOLAssEs dull snd tends downward. We hear Of 'se
Of a caro- of Cuba at our qsstatlons
kkET L sTOREs-spirits Tupeniine has suffered ma
~ decline the influence Of the bear party but We no
lice ousd.rsly activity the reduction with much
NOR. the Close the sales embrace 90 bbs 20
arrive A, f7c ca.h with 70 be h.d az til. rate ~
d. wharf mtrchan'she order 4c and % 90 On
j. supply and il firmly held al tlS7 y ~ b'.
Common ROsin 70 be snsiOusy sought TOR and rrc
1u i'm sales Oon bb a. ~ with freight; Loo d. az
81 q5 y $40 n delivered and leo DO % arrive 81 s2S
l0 D. delivered BY vessel The medium aud fne grade. are
less animated prices without material chance Tar 10
quiet but steady with good suppy Offering Pitch sells
slowly at 81 12l a : % for City and Southern
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head So 81
NJ Foe sold 1865 clipped sheep from Indiana BY C. Horn
scy, al 80 each -
isG heep .od at IS 80 and lss at s7so The whole So
averaged sc 81. .
SXINE-sice our last report think live hogs have sold
al i n higher than our quotations then, but We think they
haye bach again that TIC may b. the top price
cold weather to-day sfouId push UP the Pce asan
We shall therefore quote the
PRICE OF THIS WEEK.
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DYEWOUDS The stock Of most KINDS 10 still quite 'nai
especially Fatic Sapan Woods which wanted az very
full lockwood sells almost as st received but owing
TO the low current in the European markets. there !.
scarcely much buoyaDcy manif ssles Of ~ tuns
Jsmaics ps-ty arrive at SS 60fle cash. in bond and
1856 Ltguns do. private terms.
FLOUR AND MEAI-The inquiry for Western Canal
Flour active but with modcte arrivals and occurrence
Of another break in the Erie Canal rmer feeling is apparent
demand msiny confined 80 tn" home and Eastern trade
the sales are $500 bbs 50d6 IS for good
State So 95d 10 for do sc 601 Sc 20 for super
fine Indiana aud Illinois 81 OdS7 ~ for extra do; 81 .
a ~ for to good extra Ohio; ~ 700 80 for
good choice do $80S0 50 for St Louis brands
75d ~ Genesee Canadian Flour Is spar
ngy ered and Is steady request for the trade We notice
new and beautiful article at the Com Exchange to-day from
Woydtock Canada West called "Ormond Mills manutac
tuIed by Mr. James Watson Of tibet place We think II i not
oed by other brand from Canada and We doubt II IS
equalJd IN color is unsuTpassed it is very handsomely
ground and certainly credit 20 the manufacturer and Will
add yucb 70 til growing reputnton of this description OF Flour
to-day 30 bills at SO Goa Sc 80 for common to
gooS State 81 lO SO 10 for eK: do Southern Flour spar
ngy offered demand GOO and prices have upward
eodeney the sales $500 b At 81 500 u for mixed
Baltimore end 81 80 81
fancy and brands Rye Flour 10 firmly held with small
O.k sales ~ 500 Sc p Corn Meal quiet nali safes
Of Jersey S40 "A b and B2ndywine at IS a. ana pun
cheons at $l8 5OQ $40.
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From Other Pors........ 3h30ol ohs1' 1917 i'''N'
Al this season the market generally wei sup
red from this and the Western Sate with all articles OF
Bad,tufs and az low moderate pncesbut vao1s aud
combining causes this Spring and Summer operating ~ pre-
vent such he mo important 81 which i the
extensive shipments Of Wheat since tie st september
lat amounting nearly GO bushels: the increased con
tiop by M, great en- saton 20 the West and crop the
past YEAR hich hardly .verage one Throughout Ar
Stse; oseher Will an extremely backward Spring causing
the u.e Of the erger portion Of the sran. aud
not orlv vegetation but supple. of all kinds The receipts OF
Flour only about hcent for moderate nome tra
as the mer prevented from operating freely by he nsh
trre Of Wheat aud the detention 10 navigation on me Ere
Canal There undoubtedly yet let az the West good stock
Of common Spring Wheat but only small potion OF prime ed
OF White Winter and, although the lower grades oil sup
Four soon be more plenty and sonewha; lower yet the
bitter and higher qualities will materially vary IN value
Durrv lie rtngkf there has been hut 'e animation snd no
nste change value and the trade closes heavily At the qo
ation. Tie ar prevalent har: time since 81 ehesNe
niury 70 te rlst II Spring Wheat in the western Stse'
ia. with the return beer disspated ana appear
rces from al quarters favorable tor good harvest
Tb pp. Of Chicago and Buh,o are not yet az
hand but hourly expected FTosl Milwaukee anu S-naa
he arrivals have been ri, nty
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY June H. 1887.
ASHESThe market is agsn better the demand fair sales
II bb.s at 81 IS for Pearls and SSd$s 25 r Pots The
stock consists Of SS7 bb Pots and 40 bbs Pearls Sers1s
IL in fair request At Tie, cash.
BOOTS AND sH0Es-Business continues dun Of the de-
cline noticed last week.
BRICKS AND TILEs-pOnssfic He without psteris
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p...euurrs Arrived.

RI n. ,tedmship Ericsson from L'rsyp1o'-hr and ""
PaS ana servant +. I, xkcuborg, w h. Robinson Misc
Phvsick P $ Counor f. Conner and two servants Capt.
re Williams Mrs. and Miss Freeman Mrs jaeger pAhnsy
MIsIAruRE ALMANAC. THIS pAf'
sun-Rses.... 4:,s Sets. I;ol
HISH wATER....rHis DAY
saoSvHook 9:2m Gov Island lO;llm Hell dae''''lio.S
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OICAKf-The demand continues quite active Tor ekpn'
modefse sales Of 46D tuns az S t5l
for thick round; 4S30s4 for country thin Oblong and 9
for CRY thin. Oil Meal FINN sales Of city G. $50 S5 81
T. tun.
PROVIsIONS-The demand is active but holders ar
inclined SELL and the meIke closes buoysuty a. our quo
atio1s for very for Prime the arrivals are Hight
trade inclined 10 purchase freely but large
hoadsrs free sellers the saes 2f bbs al = - q
FOR Hess 5Od Clear $50 for Prime Mess and 10
2CoSl Is for Prime ncluied in the sales go bills PLne
Mess Neworeans 10 Boston, so 75 Beet
is fair request the city trade but the business il not large
for season stock OF good is small and mcst held BY enc
houses sales 2O bbls. $l4d Is for County
Mess IL 5Od III for racked Chicago and Cleveland snd
~ 5Gd for do Prime Mess quiz. the suppl Is
the demand Of late hss somewhat abeted quote
Beef Hams less sought after and are steady :.
Ht0S2350 in moderate request AZ II. l5 Wet
en- smoked quiet i3d Isle Cut Meats firm and in alr
sales IS hhds and cs c for Shoulders and ~
lie for Hams. Lard without much change the demsrd
fair home trade Of $50 bb. and tee al ~ 'c
snd 4tc from Butter !. offered quite rel,
tend downward; Gales OF ONO at
7G2c and State at lsL Cheese plenty and quiet a. "a ~
for inferior 10 fair lie for good TO prime Eggs frc IN
d, nand and for State aid I'D ose Tor
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REPORT

Far the H'eek ending WEDSEsDAY. June TO- 1857
loyal RECEIPTS OF CATTLE ALL KINDS FOR The WEEK
ACCORDING the reports from the several market places il the
fner. haxeh acnr Ned thia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

I'lIAVt
e-l Is IN ne derate pN AID the dsnstd i e0Ened ~
tta Parcels which conn. M which criterion Of
hc nket quose good - choc, addressed q $l71d k2N
ana Diss'd g : S4 eS tun months, ~ large sale.
ho"tNe coud be placed eBy..ius our extremes
FOREIGN Is qu al DC y fo q aniA; Jute 1. 6ru Al sliC6
SiIo tSn eHonihshe last se our e1reHe fsures
Russia renp Yarns sod :, l2c for sound
HOPS continue quiet in che ahse Of quantity o prim.
samples Offering Holders - The y here ash l2 b, no
sales have been made 20 tKowedes al this rate W. n
the for eommea 10 sOod 1858 7GIc Old are in
active but steady ~ 4a7e. 80 "
HAY-A fair demand fos shipping and si,h bette, sunni,
I'd very fsltens prospects fT The seEps crop pnce, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
Edward Bill. Flour md Grain Circular.

NEw.YoRE June @ 1857.
ExBo,1s IF B,oddfHfs % Gsaf and ireland from lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

The Whsenen's List Of New Bedford sums az the 81
tous in Crude Whale there for the week ending June a. <sS
bb riae AZ &c snd 23O do inferior at price not trans
pircd. Crude Sperm the transactions eoupr cd 90 e9lS
The Gael.'s cargo EdgMt0n and so d6 bbls In Nan,
tucko speculation all at p q gal the nrner was sold
for naufacturDg The imports into the country oi the week
and compared with the corresponding period last
yaur h-Neh hen a. fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

Nsnills anil Ground...''.'''.- 6lS!
sEEnS-We ofno tsenSae;o-s in Clover % hno.ay
rnaset Rough Flax in Ee! deRand aud IN iTa 20
,a sales a 81 60 6l ;ns si the week eSartse
sooOss here TO arrive per ys lag s ss. IN Boss Tor foi
JuIy clTefy 4 90 cash: 500 do there at ds 81,
bond and 900 do at g7i q bush duty paab ,,
.rpe tn, las. fse, made public .a'ot' At = j"9Tt
qsons a; e. 20 and GrounS a. 81 f. naA 'A'' "N
skis Goat quiet but STEADY Dee have benin iooa
eTee request ioi the season o. 'ns I the las, ale
# Chsgres Sc, aud Of Teas al 70 ssh pt usi
sales We understand have been mad a. coz 'H H'
SPELrER-The market /. quiet hit stead sale. 3 tuns At
Ssh 2 100 n.e los, but holders se1slty - HI" y
job lots frol store command sd8!e ~ lcS "a, g.
sfEARIS- nrtet for this art.sles qrf lAngud and
S4trsl i.ces OF Greens eh.s hands there
however ge.eri demand aud Rces e4-O' Dc quoted
TOBACCO Very e is doing nsnsEeigreI' A-e inq.irins
r Kentucky but he high prices have esels Uses Manu-
TIN The m1<e Jo.h for Block Tin sa Ps.e : quite dull
tsIs Tin a. 81 ard S. ep.h ft.pectisy Il Plate.
Si2GFl2 25 s4s 90 bsNes AZ the latter sale us !. (
Cl1ceei Terre - SO 55s sl - !ot ito.l store
command Of couSe, Ia-eA higher rates. ~ 'ins a.
TkLLow-The Arrivs sre light aid holder. ar EI. 18th
fair demand; sale, - E.0p)S at lal4e' h@-eH 70. 'aA
WoJL-TLe msrtes csatiases extremely que h9 Price.
eXiau4. "a and for the ss ses mskng fall pEyiou. se.
obtained Tie declae Ome highest rates q the e. %
fully y H. sud Fued7c The stock both ~ deaeIs
Manufactured. hands ia unusually sht coke iIer;
shose Prod who vel sop thsir Nui1s as Nhee
ftock hss become reduced re1 family colPd 10 pay
~ prices or supplying thar imIa ate want ines Aow-
should be side for il-fs ~ tAc
clip T. h- been o. Of great drpfeSu II
the foods aud the Enufss -.er does not prosper
iio~s that ~ cannot Fy the WOOL grocer.
good Fce A Wool IL hs been ss4 that our podgesrs
10 Mt possess capital sxPerisEee eno-I {. sS ~! 't~
III rnanu busine-- IA Eits and hence their
coutsndbg with the European Aoiicant This Il
q and mistake Gsuy Of WORTHY capiits LAse lst ihe;
Il gears By in their ensyors :. ess3'a manu-
this couHry and u them Se made Is hand
some good as couS b. produced az any country a; the
prse iut still they could a. succeed I" long a.
the tsriA woxks arbitrarily Agains tbern - illustrate
this there IL nothing clearer than 'Ast t-- Gernsn
nufantnreIs, who have come over h.fe te establish
WI the Yankees could net DO, the msH4elfe oi Broad
clio h have had be.er As thnss 10" hnd this
euAn hands Of torenefs i years - come
and Wool growers DO not obtain good ps ios due feces
,y the blame the dor Of their Representative. in
scgre VINO do always very wise l" 80 for in
the emodes Of the tsTn IN reeneas the d.tY
Wseen.e cent while 80 y cen. SUI retained on tts
and GRADES q the mstsr tnas onsTinf in
ipcsEfst for INCREASED npoItsaors 70 iae ssnuspt #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

PDTATOES-DOmestc Ia not varied IN the isl,ts th"
dem md continues dull pces Berms L. STEADY
three cargoes sold al s. 50 9 sbl
PLASTER-C scned il Neady 81 the recem sdvsise 80
quote At + 50 mos Lump i inactive and nohsinA
RICE il firm. but quiet Prime grade. are very care;
common also in scant supply while good far plenty. lhs
growing progresses well AID looks hney .pi
that ne bsckws ard Spring VIII delay hsrvesne ee> "eeAs
Sa.c of 2NO ties Carolina Al 4tJy5-c. a. TO quality
SUGARS-Buyers and seeE- continue irrconeLe an me
me a. time Maple sinf 'ub-ttuten ne So
nv district. the ordinary Sugar Refined ls cur
and the manufactures wokis moderately Inc ms
rr for profit present Crsw is not
street rice of refined Isl 3ic for Crushee - re
wbte Coffee sud 1919 .e g. yellow Conres ss'es OF =
al ledl 1ic
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a. tun Of a24O n. y tun Of 224O r.
From TO OO-cssh Prom 10 0OtGns 0o.sh
TO 10 QO-cask FIN l0 50 tO-Its
From II TO % tuns IS ocA,h FIN 2 TO 1900 90 s-is
From Il 70 - tuns 81 00-essh From DOL and up
From 81 TO 5atnns 81 oooash ward. 90 Oe-6s
CLASSIFICATION Winde 10 selling discount Of tco4,
quotations: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

- fe0T Wy smaU . Alnds haVr
Rioistboui 81. o0d o@s- sales Of
.lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

The NewYovt AID Erie Rsrosd makes the folls report
e ,rsnsporta u Stock for the week ending this day.
SheGS
Reeves. Horses VealS LAmts. Swine
IsoSed AZ Berr-r......l.29 q 29 27eO IG3S
Ohei.l report Il SICK last wsk by the Hudson River Rail
road:
BeevgE. Horses. YEAS sheep L Lambs. Swine.
lis ~ 3i5
BEEE CATTLE.
Nuuhe- reported for this market q. Forty fourth Ese
2.335, to-day and yesterday.
The prices to-day are quoted a. follsvz;
Firt quality ais, Some good Beeves msy
Msdiun.......l2 dl2ii be quoted little over. lSie
Ordinary.,. all General cyfe OF mkt .2Ie.
Most Of the sses range from IL TO Isle
IPnees AID p pound Of dferers =eishts win Be
found In accounts Of sales Of sundry druves
Total number Of Rseves received In the eits his week,
3I9l.
This ST head than last week and iOs than the
Of last The number Wedassy
nssks last year 81 heed While The number to-day being
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
DIR. AIREkT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN Graduate Of the Medical
College of France, SURG Ion AND ACCOUCHER,
diploma exhibited when requied,) Montgomery ST.,
next door 20 tie Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
FigIHne Contract.

Sealed proposals will be received 10y the Trustees
of the Channel Rock Mining Company, up TO the
Eth Oct. for grading. huming and aruining LOO
feet of the bed of main Feather river, Immediately
above the Old White Rock Claim, or what is kn0wX
the ''Chanie Rock Claim" Proposals must be
handed to the undersigned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

GIVEN UP By HIS DEMONSTRATION a let
ter received in this city yesterday, we learn
that Mr. Plumer, of Nevada, who shot Mr..
Vedder, last week. has been given up by his
bondsmen, and is now in Jail. We are fur
ther informed, that the real facts in the case
places Mr. Z. in u much wore attitude than
the accounts in the papers would lead us tc
suppose State JOurnuI, lst
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
County Treasurer's Office,


ORovILLE, July 18th, 1857.
Notice here by given, that persons holding Butte
County Watr nts, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1856,
aud the 9th of February 1857 inclusive that the
same will be paid presentation at this Office and
alter this date said Warrants will cease to bear in
terest. WIN. LATTlMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

The CRUELTY OF AUTHoRs.-The cruel
ty of authors ought, long ago, to have grown
into proverb. Who would have thought
that Miss Porter, gentle woman as she was,
would have had SO little heart as to kill Ma
rion in the outset of the Scottish Chiefs
even for the sake Of making Scotland the
bride Of Wallace; Why drown Ophelia, and
why should Shakespeare make death the bro.
ther-in-law of Capulet, and Romeo and Juli-
ct joint heirs to wild despair? What pound
Of iron for human heart, did Richardson
and st. Piere wear, who, though besought by
living grace and beauty, struck Clarissa
Harlow's name from life's sweet roll, and
would not let Paul and Virginia live? And
why need Leather Stocking die q lonely
man-the very Logan of his noble line
Would it not have been just as easy, and
twice as mcrciful, to have granted, for once
IN the world, the wishes of Rasselas? What
compensation was it to the Babes in the
Woods, dying before their time, that Robin
Red Breast did cover them with leaves, and
an angel take them out Of sight, into heaven.
Even Cock Robin must fall victim to that
wicket sparrow, before we knew he had lived
at all, and so half tho children in the world
have attended the inquest and gone to the
funeral. The law against cruelty to animals
should be amended to include authors drq-
mattS PesOHP.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
Economy should be the order
OF the Day.

The Subscriber begs leave TO inform the property
owners OF Oroyilie, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus TO build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BITON =,
at saving Of 25 per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge Of the
component parts of this material and the manner OF
using it, he defy competition Those desirous OF
building would do well to give him call. Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any applica-
tons left at the banking house Of Hedges lIannon,
will meet vita prompt attention.
jel0I j. p. kIRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
Omuillt I]ailq Dutte Returh.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9Th, 1857

The UNDER AND SURFACE CURRENTS OF
THE MEDIrERRANEAN.-The phenomenon
OF so many waters constantly flowing into
the Mediterranean Sea, and yet never per.
ceptibly raising its level. is one Of the most
remarkable in nature. We have recently
seen the following explanation of this phe
nomenon, which, if not wholly satisfactory.
is at loast ingenious and plausible The
salt water, entering the sea from the Allan
tic ocean, is subjected to the process of eva
poration, which, although by no means sufi-
GENTLY extensive to carry off the surplus
quantity, is yet powerful enough to removs
large part of its fresher particles, leaving,
by the time the water arrives near the head
Of the sea. brine, which, being heavier
than the water that is constantly pouring in
from the ocean, sinks beneath il, and flows
out IN an under current by the same route
in which it entered. While there is strong
surface current always setting to the east
ward through the Straights of Gibraltar,
there is, beneath this surface current, near
the bottom Of the Straits, an unequally
strong under current of very salt water,
pouring forth to mingle again with the va
ters of the Atlantic. The existence of this
under current was discovered many years
ago.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
n Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
" syn Ii on The second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ \month. IL. A. GAsTON, NJ. L. H.. 2.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
TIIOS. MELLS.

Secretary & Treasurer, Z. K. NJ. Co.
oroville, Sept &, 1857. sS-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

Our friends will please take notice. that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN for goods at this
store. Justice TO oursel'es compel TO adopt this
rule, and We request those having accounts With us
70 pay the same Immediately. We have in store
and shall Keep on hand large stock of GROCER
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS, &C, &C.,
all Of the best quality, and will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. e. f. LENl>ON X co
OroYllle, Sept. lst. 1857. sl.Q
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
\ OF (iIt !!

The Stockholders OF the CAPE MINING COM
PANY are hereby notified, that u dividend Of twenty
ouuces OF Glenn Gold DLst has been dec Jared payable
al "e office OF the Company, and after the second
day Of October, 1857.
j. NJ. FAULKNER, Treasurer
Oct. |. BY order Of the Trustee
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
formerly Surgeon Accoucher to the Christ Church
Lyng-in instluon, London, and late House Phys
sican to the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco
n. DR.. 6. can receive few patients into his
house, fronting he the Plaza near Musical Hall.
oroyllle, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

Cor IT Our ANYHow.-Boy with ragged
trowsers an rmless, ran into DR.. Euller's
drug store with dipper in his hand, and
manages TO stutter forth: Doctor, mother
sent me down to the shoticary pop quicker'n
blazers, cos bulbs sick with the picken chox,
and she wants thimble full Of polly golliS
in this din Upper, cos we hadn't got gottle
and the kint pups got the bine Writer'S int
Got any,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
SACRAMENTO STORE-Extra

Z. f. CoLToN, Secretary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-29
Extract from letter to the Editors, dated

GREENsBOROUGn, April 70, 1857.
''The Superior Court been engaged the last
two days in the trial of young Chapman for the
murder of Martha Price. The State has examined
thus far thirty witnesses, and twelve for defence.
The deceased was found dead in private place, with
bali through her temple and her throat cut. She
was some six months advanced in pregnancy. She
had lived at the house of the prisoners father and
there was evidence tending to show that the prison.
err was the father of the child, and that she had
charged it upon him. The trial is likely to occupy
the balance of the week. Ruf6n and Mclean for
the State-Gmer and Morehead for the defence.
Judge Saunders is presiding.
The Know Nothing party here have appointed
delegates to District Convention. Rumor says
Gilmer will be the candidate for Congress. Waddell
is here and still holds on"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-29
FREIGHT ARRIVALS


FRoN PORTSMOUTH AND PErERsBuRG Va, VIA RAiNGH
CASTOR RAILROAD
Fer the NOrth.CarOlina Railroad Co.
ARRIL %, 1857.
G-xensboro-P N Grant.
.Salsbry-P NJ Grant
Durham's-E MITCHELL
Mor7isr;Ne-AlstoE Laster, G. NJ J W Lea
Golzsboro-W Horner, Bragg
HiNs6orU-H Owen, Cain.
Greens5oro'-J F Carrot
Durham's-R. Loader.
Grnhana-J w Worth.
7HonasraUe-W C johnson, W Thomas 8.
APRIL 25, 1857.
Greens5o,o'-J Pike, Gorrell Sloan, ] Thompson,
L Bencini. T Patrick Wnb. rne Witty, W Coble 4
Co. J Bethel.
Grahan.-A W Albright W Moore, G Albright
& Holt, w Jones.
Sdlisbury-D Caldwell.
Dvhams-W Mclean r Sanders, Sims,
Nash, W Duke Co, W Carr, Webb Douglas, W
Duke, NJ Proctor Cheek.
High Point-W Wnkler.
Mo,yisuiNe-H London, Lowe Lyon.
H1sboro'-T Turner, II L Owen, F Waddell, Dur.
ham,
Lerington-J Rodman
GibsonUiWe-J A Reese.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-29

MILITARY V1s11s-To morrow, wednesday, the
Wilmington Light Infantry leave home on their WIS.,
its to Fayetteville and Raleigh From what we hear,
they will have lively time of it in Fayettevillethe
entire inhabitants of the town being moved in the
matter Business we learn, will be suspended, and
the visit will be celebrated with grand entertain
ment, military ball. target exercises, &c-a good time
generally. The Light Infantry will reach our City
on Monday morning next, and will be taken charge
of by the Oak City Guards