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OFFICIAL ACTION IN THE NEGOTIATION Win TIE
UNITED eTArEs COMMISSIONERS.
Ac7s oy rs ssse1oss y o.Fs1 oorSai Gryo TO mn ny
czsI DIPLOMATIC cosTHoyyKSY WIN Ttc coxv1xsoSEaa 90
mn GOVERNMENT o. TlE vHunD gTArTA
Prom The eaccta Dc Boeo,a, March iaJ
s'S1os os eTH ruRvAEr. the examination Of
tbc propositions made BY The periro,enlares oS the
Unud sa,cs, Ners Moree and Bowlin and The request
nado by The Secretary Of Foreign Reaous that there
should DO associated with him pleuipotcnIary Tor the
pesotiauons q said Corussloucrs
TIE council wa Of opinion, bt That the propositions
made woro absolutely inadm.ssibo, principally beosase
they covered integral, sruulous unconstitutional and
indecorcs osssOn Of territory Of c sa,o Of Panama
he United ssaies, end because they prosupposcd
On c1'gstou 90 tho rari o. New Granada
70 Indemnify Tho cnzers a tho United states
fer famages, &C., resydng from Tho events q,
yoxors oud be conferred won The secretary o. fcrc
Reaios IN conjunction ph the Attorney General Of The
reinbuc 70 Initiate and carry under them, " shond
bc Trbe, negouaioos oord.-rg the assuring o. FREQ
in'ero'eanlc transit fOr oil ns,Ors BY tho isfbmus Of
Panama, upon footing Of compleie equality and In
irghg thc tshi and exercise Of Territorial sovereignty
sssz1os o. IEAvApu r. Tho Secretary Of Foreign Rca.
uos read Two nosos q This date from Messrs Morse and
Dow1n Corlmisope Tor the United statcs-one 70 Tho
faid secretary an The Attorney General their character
- renpocnsrits the port OF New Granada In reply
v their communication q lie 23t-and another The
t'1Iyl Foseatng, ~ m ulomatum, tho demand OF
tipos FOR Indemnity " toe citizens Of the United sa,es
10Y iA- suffered o. he inuE Of Panama the 18Th q
April, 1866
Tho oon,ents o. eose po,os having boon caro-
tuly c0n-iaeredi W1s cgeod snaDfr'oviy edt
q r1sy ehoTd .. prn IN ne name Of the
kres1sue r~csT rgHsnq " ooquesorce % ssh denand
tor ~ Teds9 tfos ~ firth; and demanding cs oogss
gnoe f ne tde foalton Of o. oorsynpsep Of ns Crued
stoes va ne e,ass Of 0ol country oupsir9 ne orign and
tyrered.a,k aoprota,on 9 0c niortuues Of tdt day,
tl60ovO 10 Indemnify ne ddpaoys b TIE cy Of Panama,
ona ~ t 71s native ard foregncs; and rspara,iou Tor
Tie dsreepec, and false mtutators Of consul Ward and
tommandof Bailey, and establishing the right and will 10
Claim tgainH said for tho payment q tho
iutcrccenic sage for the mails q tho United sas, and
tho TONNAGE duty By Che vessels of that nation Ia
quonce q the menaoes q Commodore Marvine.
rRocxSpEsGs o. Tn Borsg ~ RI7SzgS1Anvrs INV GFA
NADIA
ftrorn y Neo Granaduo March 19l
Auer uds diplomatic history, which shows IN fragrant
contrast The noble and patriotic conduct q the granadian
government and penifotentares beside The undgni0ed
suggestions OF Tie Yankee Commissioners, LEI US pess 70
the parliamentary scts.
Tho executive power laid al the proceedings before The
House Of Representatives when the negotiations were
broken on afor the reply our plonpenearies 70 the
utnatam. The subject was referred 70 committee com
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:onamssces ana caS by and under the direction
hwas o.t 20 ssng negatively and Is aihrnlatively.
MI BRADY " 1pne that The members Who were pre-
semi asnng evening and ef the chamber without per-
MISSION " ~ hesdenSr - .SAstsGSed from voting and
placed WIDER arrest unul ACTION could bo had In tha pre-
!" motion, the Board adjourned 70 Monday.
The ComptrOller's Accounts.
TO THE EDITOR or rRB NEW YORK HERALD.
REw York, April 30 1851.
With your permission viii correct error which
crept into paragraph IN 70 day Issue Of your valuable
journal Yon say;-
We perceive thai resolution providing the app,im
q conmiiee Of The Board u ConnSysn examine he
Crmptrolers accounts Defeated In that Hoard
DAY night hronsh some parliamentary dodge Of small
nD.,TNy.
special committee Of Ave unanimously appointed
10 out the resolution but thai part which
for thousand dollars Tor cie1ical aid was id on the
table, several members reparktag that the
mit'ees no, paid for their labor special
should work ON the same terms. OBSERVER.
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The Comptr0lier's Accounts.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
TIRE REVOLUTION IN wEsCHEsrER
C0yJNrY

INDIGNATION MEETING AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF JOHN .. HAsEiN, FRANKLIN u. TIILEY, ABRAM b.
TAPPAH, p. c, rALLMAN AND HENRY spRATLEY
REVOLUTIONS RECoMMENpINa A CONVERSATION
or the POLICE BILL, ETC.
The recent Infamous acts of the Legislature Of this State
10 usarpng the elective functions of the citizens OF New
York and adcen, counties, has occasioned great excite
ment among the citizens Of Westchester county and symp
toms Of tho revolution which has for time been
progress IN his city, have last developed themselves
ousburst Of public Indignation in Morrisana. large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens Of Westcbeser
county he'd last evening at Moniana, in obedience
20 The following CALL
oTrosrrlor TO usrspArios UEsvsr AND uNooNsr-
ruross I.whJhe Inhabitants of the Of Morri-s
na West Farms and Wsschsster vicinity are relle
"a - assemble At Morrssnia Hail. Morrsana on Thurs
day evening, tho h nsL O'Clock purpose
Brs"R their Opposition 10 ard ngnaon at The passage
The Metropolitan Police Dill and other innnlonA acu
passed by the last Legislature The meeting viii addressed
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Captain Crockcr OF shp sworcAsh, VII please accepiour
thanks Tor favurs
The steamship CITY ~ Washington, Capt Jolar sailed yes
to-day morning for Liverpool she took out eighty I've pas
sengrrs IN The cabin and . number Ia the Storage.
sHP ARABEIiA, dc-lirrndk Hrcnuis The 18th Inst by
r.,, tfaUr.v .n, nct,a e.,.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25

NASH COUNTY. We learn that in the Superior
Court of Nash this week, the will of Rachel Atkin.
son again decided to be nullity, and the point
established that she died intestate and without the
capacity sufficient 20 make a good deed or will.
The case occupied the whole OF Tuesday, and Judge
Manly directing it to proceed, was closed only at
about one o'clock at night. There were over twenty
witnesses examined The amount in controversy is
said to be fifteen eighteen thousand dollars
in money, and several very valuable negro slaves;
and the parties are, the University of North Carroll
ma, claiming the estate escheated property, the
executor and the ne>t of kin, persons claiming to
be cousins of kin to the deceased Messrs. Dortch
and Cantwell appeared for the cavcators; and
Messrs. Moore and Lewis for the executor.
Bird Edwards was tried on Wednesday morning
for murder The new Attorney General (Mr. Jen.
kins) appeared for the State, and acquitted himself
very ably. Mr.. Lewis had just concluded power
full argument to the jury in behalf of the prisoner
when our informant left. The evidence was very
strong; but the impression was prevalent that he
would escape, be convicted of manslaughter only.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
FREIGHT ARRIVALS
FROM PORTSMOUTH PETERSBURG, Va, VIA RALEIGH
CASTOR RAILROAD,

From PORTSMOUTH AND PETERsBuRG Va, RALKIGH &
GAsToN RAILROAD,
For the North. Carolina Railroad Co.
MARCH IL, 1857.
Aorriscile-O F Long Lowe 4 Lyon N Burke, W
Kirksy, and Fl. A. London.
Ae5ane's-F l. Warren G Nd Nv Lea G W Pendegrass.
Durhana's-C Burnett, w Thompson. w Carr,
Hogan
MGlstoro-w Brown, Howerton, Webb,
Cain.
Gyernsboro'-Rev Bethal, W Mcconnell, Lindsay,
r j Sloan II Sterling, Sloan
GibsonrHe Il L Boon.
Grdhnm-W Jones. 4 l. Scott, J & W Faucet
High Point-J Lunsford, Frazer.
MARCH ls 1857.
Greensboro'-W Mcconnell, Archer Shober G
Mcconnell.
Hilsloro'-J Webb W Brown, ] Newln Son,
Moore I,attimer Brown, Y Brown.
DUrhams-Webb Douglass, Z Hutchings, Yates,
J ID Hawkins, p G. Cameron. :
MLedn's-A Wilson, s Hatrck.
CSnnord-Bradshaw, White & Co, Reed.
High Point-Glmer & Galloway, Goldrg 4 Wilson, J
A Butner.
Leringon-G W Johnson, " johnson N.
.ETneSt0,cn-J w Field.
Sa,isIury-W ] Mills Co, & Coffin, J Beard, n
Hofn. Holmes Harris 4 Murphy.
lorrisEiUe-H Parrish, G w Thompson, Crossett,
Carr Riggsbe,
China GF0re-M Bower.
Aicliners-J W B Watson.
Cl1rlotte-Dr Schenck, Young Williams T NJ Fanon
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25

CoANoS ScHooLs.-The Goldsborough Tribune,
noticing the late letter Of the General Supernten-
dent, Mr.. Wiley, to the Boards of Superintendent
for the Counties, says:-"We do hope that all who
undertake the responsibilities of directing the affairs
of our Common School system, will actively CO.
operate with their energetic head in these matters
and give to the system such efficiency will
a solid practical education to every youth in the
State. 1t is grave matter, and should be gravely
considered" We concur with the Tribune. We do
not hesitate to say that the Common School system
is the most important interest of the State Let the
good work so forward, until the means Of acquiring
a sound English education placed within the
reach of every boy and girl in the State North
Carolina is already ahead, in this respect, Of any
other Southern State The statistics show this.
Speed tho good work!
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP.
II ERTY EQR SAIE.-SENEN Hundred Nj


of land within mile of the City of
Raleigh 25O of which the finest and pro-
ductve low grounds in the State offered for sale The
cleared ground is i'm fine th The land be cleared wood
ed grounds. This situation is well known of the
citizens of North Carolina but invite capitalists from
where To and be competitors for this estate. life
time will pass benre such opportunity will again be pre-
sented for valuable purchase.
have Just erected A SUPERIOR FIGURING AND
TWO CORN MILLS upon The premises. The Mills can be
seer from The Dwelling House, and therefore all the
Tim. under the prOprietors observation The Mills
supported by the best stream that anywhere be found
ana will never lack for water being supplied by Canal
well constructed upwards of 5000 Yards length and
feet wide with standing head IL feet wheel and
feet face
The Mill is a substantial three story brick building fire.
proof. and stands ou a solid rosk foundation.
Below this Mill. and within 400 yards, another water
power be employed using the wafer and in ad-
dtion, three other good and constant 10 foot
oversho IS foot breast could be employed for any
purposes demanded.
An extensive, varied and choice Orchard
the premises
Gently been discovered the land which said be
good r the country Its location Raleigh the
heahuness of the place and the invgorating Qualities
the water render certain that this be made cee-
brated waeringplace, equal TO any in The Northern
Southern States.
Further description property is deemed needless
Persons desiring purchase will that il is
est TO call and examine. When they do thay will be
better pleased than by reading the above.
THE TOWN PROPERTY consists of a convenient and
The Central Rail Road Depot and vacant lots
All of which may be seen on application to
WILLIAM F. COLLINS.
March !, 1857. 29-swtf.
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An election was held in Franklinton last week for
five town Commissioners. Three Americans and
two Democrats were chosen. Franklinton is strong
Democratic county. Wilmington Herald.
We are sorry to have to scatter this one crumb of
comfort which the Herald has managed to pick up.
In the first place, do not believe that any party
issue made in the Franklinton election; and in
the second place, there is no such County in the
State as Franklinton. When the X. Ms make any
gains even in Franklin County, the Herald may ex-
pect to see the sky fall and catch all the rice bir6s
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
ALEXANDER CREECH,S,
No. 27, Fayetteville st.

No. 27, Fayetteville st.
VlHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING So.
Il perior Stock of rich and fashionable
SPRING GOODS;
To which he invites the of his friends cusfomera
and the public generally. He faters himself that can
offer them at PRICES so LOW, TO asonish all who
will give him a call.
LADIES' who wish TO great bargain. should not
fail to examine his LARGE ATTRACTIVE assortment Of
ELEGANT SILKS,
FLOUNCED ROBES, ORGANDIES
GRENADINES, JACKONETS,
CHALLIES. BARAGES
DLAINES, BRILLIANTS,
And variety of French and English Prints.
Mantillas,
of SURPRISING beauty and novelty.
STRAW AND SILK BONNETS
E.URROIDERIES,
He has, also, Hats. Caps, Boots Shoes and lae sup
ply of
LINEN AND COTTON GOODS
which he can recommend with safety.
A. CREECH
March 90 1857. s4-swtf
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N. CAROLINA IN THE CABINET-Jacob Thompson
Of Mississippi, Secretary of the Interior is native
of Leasburg, Caswell Co. N. C.-his father Nicholas
Thompson settled at that place in early life and fol-
lowed saddle and harness making By diligence
and economy he accumulated large fortune and
raised family of five sons and one daughter. Jacob
is next to the Oldest and moved to Mississippi when
very young. He and three other brothers gradual
ed at the University Of North Carolina. The father
and the oldest son still live at Leasburg.
Clinton Independent.
Hon. Aaron V. Brown, another member of the
Cabinet, also graduated at the University of North
Carolina.
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RALEI CHI. N0RTH-CAROLINA.

Greek, and within hearing of the sound of the old
Eccies Mill, shall still love to linger near those
haun 8; to wander along the gay banks of that
lovely stream, and gaze upon the wall of the old
mill, which will yet be lively and clatter mer.
rily as ever. This cd town will yet look young and
proud again If God should allow shattered con-
stitution to be repaired, l shall be found in your
midst, helping to do the work.
have the honor to subscribe myself, very sin.
cerely anu truly, your friend and obedient servant
j. c. DOBBIN.
10 Messrs. E. j. Hale and Others Committee
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WASHINGTON, March is-Col Thomas B. Bigger
has been re-appointed Postmaster of Richmond, and
Col Cock Collector of Charleston The Postmas.
ters at Mobile at Tuscaloosa have been re-apponted.
A. w. Austin, Collector of Boston, in place of Mr.
Peasee Chas. Woodbury., U. S. Attorney, in place
Of Mr.. Hallett Watson Freeman re eappointed Mar
shall; Fletcher Webster, Surveyor, and Mr.. Green,
naval officer, re-appointed.
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Mprtb-Carullua Stallhar1
wILLIAM M w. Fl o L D E N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
FRANK. 1. WILSON. Associate Editor.

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-TtOo Dollars per AMMAN
invariably in advance.
TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY-F5ur Dollars per
ann",a invariably in advance e
u papes discontinued at tile erniratio" OF tie t"ne/
,uhich they hace been paid
Terms of Advertising in the Se"i-
standard.
(ur regular rates of advertising are as 1ollo"s' m
One square IA lines or ess first insertion, q w
Each subsequent insertion, =
Longer advertisements in proportion
Contmcts will be made with advertisers, at the abote
reguny yates for twelve months and at the close o
the contract per will be deducted from the gross
amount
Prfssona business Cards, not exceeding five lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly Sem-We xiv, for
81 for six monsor $40 for twelve monhs or in both pa
pers SU for six months, Sl5 for twelve months
Terms of Advertising in the Weekly standard.
One dollar per square for the first insertion and =" cts
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on eeky aapfisenents matter h"r tong trey mayr"n
Only limited number of advertisements will be admitted
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ipov When the number of insertions is not marked on
the advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
- Money sent by mail is at our risk.
March Z, 1851
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For the Standard.


MEssRs. EDIToRs Having received numerous
letters from friends in regard to my certificate
Prof DeGrath's Electric Oil, wish to make this
statement in your paper for their information, and
in answer to all their inquiries. stated that Mrs.
Palmer had been deaf for tco years, and not ten as
he says; and find that he has only succeeded in
relieving and not curing her. Mrs P has discon.
tnued the use of the Oil from want of confidence in
effccting cure was in hopes of its curing her,
and gave the certificate in too great haste and
find that others have done the same.
JOHN c. PALMER.
Raleigh March IL 1857