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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

Shin Cultivsor Russell Liverpool Aug II with mdse. sad
532 pass Williams Ouion. Aug a. on the eat1s saw
ship Constantine for NewYork Aug % encountered heavy
gale from the N Sept a 49, lon g. quantity Of Ne"
deals and scantlns. =.
Ship orphsa. !B,s% Me'ss' Bremen Aug s. with nd'''
Bari John Benson Smith Havana IS days. with snssr, To-
bacco &c. to Stursss Co. Experienced strong winds ta
n Of Hstterss with light winds and Gains
Brig Wsv.Ily (of Bo'ton RaJnes Rondout Tor SALISBURY
Sc6r Medad Pst Ireland. Georgetown, C., 10 days, With
naval stores to B. Blossom Son. -,
schr A. r. Westeryelt Boger Baltimore days. VIE ceA
to +. Cunsrd. 4. a.
schr Ann Cole Petersburg days. with sou wheat &C."
J. Hunter. - hin Clan.
schr Breeze. -, with md.e from wrses o. snip ''s''
BIoclms1 ashore at s1.n p sIoosT s,.n so
scbr George W. GLOVER Thomas vns H.ysp slaa a. 10
sehr Lombard tOf Bo.son), h hs.satt iU
scbr w T. Bird Smith, Port Even Tor Hartford
scbr Alvsrsdo stevens Phlsdelphis iot sacO'
scbr Gen ATmstrons Bucklin. Bridgeport
scbr Jonathan Cohen RedfeId, Portland. Ct, stone.
Sebr Laura T. johnson, Johpsor, Sewbern, ~ Co. days.
with naval stores Davis Johnson.
Steamer Westepport, Berry Portland hours mdse 10 d.
steamer Kennebec Hand Philsdephia and Cape May
honrs with mdse. TO y. Perkins. .
Steamer Clark Providence IS hours mde 10
steamer II. B. Beach (of Phisdephis R.mssy ohtdsst.S
days with wheat rice, and cotton TO II. Cron"eL 80
inst of Cape Lookout spoke bark Jasper nence '
sAILED-shps Excel,icr Ballard Liverpool Ars', Swift
Metis.
BELOw-shp, Lady Franklin, Jordan Liverpool Aet it
and Nacoduch Liverpool Aug ALSO shp. ia
cob A. Ssmler Bill, from Antwerp heoscfs. save, fo"
Lvsrpool Kearssge Deens from Cadih-By pilot boss l.
WIMBLEDON W. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

Bv the North Rirey Boats6 bbls Flour 702 do WHISKY
p do Ashes IS do. Provisions 80 200 BUSH Wheat. 800 bCk
Bv the Erie Raayoad-2s7s bbs Flour 2ls do. whisly
lo4 Do Alcohol Ilsi bags Oat' $50 do Wh.s $40 sidss
Leather Hogs and Sheep. 10 tcs Ham. 81 bales Ws
Ii casks Ashes 80 kegs Lard si6 hds Buffalo Robes IL shfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12
LAW LVTELLIGE-NCE.
SUPREME CoURT-srEeIAL TEbN-stTr. t.-B,..T
Ind

SUPREME COURT-srEo!AL TEbN-siTT. t..-B,'Je
Judge ROOSEVELT.
THE OLD POLICE.
Peopie James Sgeeny James W. Sye e. al
Police Commissioners
This morning Mr. Sherwood applied for WI Ct
oer..oray for the purpose of having The oeeedrgs
Of the Police Com nis,iOnsrs revie1e1-they having,
&c Is alleged discharged the rels:or from bis si;us9n
a. policeman without serving notice Of charges bsng
preferred sganst him, ss required BY the seventh geo
ton Of the Police Law.
= Judge Roosevelt took the pspsrs, rese-Ving be
se,ison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

In .hip Cuitratoy from LirepootW. " Russell, r q
Brookyn; Mr. and Mrs Peters, Of Peoria H. Dr. J7hn Nc
do Uelsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

COURT CALESDAa-AoVDaY. 80
USITED STATES DisTRIcT COuRT.-Nos. H. u
a. a a. ~ S. %, S. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The Atlantic fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn
has declared dividend Of s. per share, payable on
demand.
The Phonix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn ~
per cent.
Messrs. Breese & Kneeland of Jersey City, who
recently suspended payment eIpect to resume In the
Course Of short time.
We announced yesterday the election OF Dir. Al.
Clark as President Of the Peoples Bank. This ap'
poin.ment was but temporary, ard to-day Mr.. Chas.
F. Hunter was elected President, and Mr. Clark Vice.
President The Bank We understand, will loose moth
ing by the embsrassments of the late President
We hear Of no new Banks thrown out by the bro
kers to-day.
The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley, LET
at ide.water, by the canals of this State during the
let week in September, in the year. 1856 and 1857 is
ss follows:
Flour, Dbl. Wheat, tu. Corn, bu. Barley. bu.
is6."...."...l83s5 le7l7e i2l!O eS6n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12


BY reducing tie wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter left at tdewater this year. compared with the
corresponding period Of lest year. shows deficiency
so ia, this season of 30s, $50 bbls. -four
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles of produce left at tdewater from
the commencement of naye alton to the 9TH September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The rlot bost Washington, No. thessh, In la. 80 d.
l5fathon water fell In with the wreck Of schr CONSISTING
nainmas boom, and part Of the sail attached -
heel out OF water and held by The nsff
wreck; the mast painted green boom bright kI
spoke bark Brunette in lat 50 IS, on 73 So from
Boston, IA days out. 49,.
The ship Roswell sprasue lately sshore on sqa In have
morning taken on the Sectional dock for repairs '''
heel, new stem piece and sernpo'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

Dec......lssS5 Dec.sl.4as lhs...l49s5o Inc. .6s7o
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
6de.wster from the commencement of navigation to
the 7h September, inclusive, during the years 1856
end 1857 il az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12
The gross receipts of the La Crosse ard Milwaukee
Railroad for the month of August as follows viz:

1otd. VI
The earnings of this road, like all the roads in the
country, have fallen considerably below the estimate
for August which is mainly owing to the circumstance
that the season at least two weeks later than usual
thereby preventing the agricultural products of the
country from coming forward in August as usual.
The receipts Of the New-York aud Harlem Rail
road Company for
August 1857. 80 062 50
Corresponding ems, August, l85j.......... @5lS 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

tore, II Pr-t61PIdt:e, fJr $IO p1f chsrsee pGo
A bre i:o1o baskerville 70 Esw-YoIk, with saved
L7nb,r c. ~ ". Ire bsrk Amanda. from RIB
r. md - Rio, vita -Four ct 81 q bb, schooner OF
III tens for Porto Rico AMI back for go.
Tie business Of The SuD-Tr.ssury was: Receipts,
$40 so; payments, $o77, j02 49, balance slO5si,-
80 SO.
TIE disbursements continue TO exceed The receipts,
and TIE Treasury has Zoe. during the present week
81 100000 The receipts OF coin from the interior are
considerable but no. a. large as les. week, and to
some quarters the tide has turned, and gold is being
drawn from Us. II s generally estus.ed that the
banks viii show sll 500 600 the actual amount being
about $4,000 600. This amount s, however, placed
by come parties as high ss sl3,O0oOOo. The banks
evidently feel encouraged that far as they are con-
cerned, the crisis is passed. and that any future con-
traction which may be necessary may be made mod
era:ely. The large banks discounting nearly or
quite their receipts, and some Of them are exceeding
that amount. Paper continues to 60 actively with the
discount houses, but there is ameoraion Of ratee
Tie best name; are Is a Is cent The stock houses
generally quite easy, ard the Leading fancies ara
more scarce with them than money. In commercial
circles the strngency Is very severe, and large sacr'
Gees ere made to meet engagements.
The crop Of failure rumors was not large to-day.
Messrs w. j. Bell Co, bankers, OF WiDiam street,
suspended and have assigned to Mr.. Giswo!d, OF the
firm Of Seward, Bstchford q Griswold. They have
assigned not Only the assets Of the firm but the pm
vate property of the partners They are confident 81
being abundently able opsy everything The collec-
ton paper Of the firm and the remittances received
to-day have been deposited in the Bank of the State
20 the credit Of the proper parties. The failure OF
Philip Allen Son end Hezekiah Allen of Providence
is announced. Messrs Allen & Son are printers OF
cloth, and their liabilities are probably million to
million and haf-a large proportion in Boston. Mr..
Hezekiah Allen was an indorser the paper Of Allen
& Son.
The Board of Brokers has before il proposition to
restrict time sales to thirty days 1t is thought that
viii be adopted, and if it is, it will be step in the
right direction.
We annex comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at NewYork for tae week and
snce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The running expenses of the road have been mate
rally reduced the number Of miles of steam service
now run over the road being over hundred less
per day than it was this time last year. The number
Of city cars has been increased.
The earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad for Au-
gust, az for the year, were as follows
Re cipts for the month ending August 81 S4567l6 65
Same month last yesr,.......,......", S577l8 Sc
Increase. pon,35I ~
p.o.;n,. from, Ian 1 20 Sep. l. l857.... 3957587
period last Sllos7s o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

Annexed is comparative statement of the report
since 1853:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-16
staunton Spettator,
JOS: A. WADDELL,)
4. WADDEI,L, Jr., SPror
hlCHARD MAUZY.
,Proprietors.
TERMS.

@ The hs"SPECTAT0R" is published once ,cest
az Isoo Dollars and fifty Cents year, sOhich may be
% he Ssar 5s0 & 12e's s eS ss
out at the option Of the Editors until all arrearages
paid
ADVERTISEMENTS Of ten lines (or lsss) inserted
subsequent continuance. Larger
an The same proportiOn
l6sral discount made to those aoao advertise By the
year. ...---.-...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

,Aoaa r M Lamb. who are before the throne
&c Cad. and serve Him day and night IN his
temnle. ascribing blessing and honor anu
GLORY and power unto Him that stitch on the
sbrane and unto the Lamb forever" Bat ne
was yet spared TO pray, and to preach ps n.s
example for sumo months Longer hitn"us.
anxious 10 depart and 70 be WIN onr's', ~
there was no murmurlng ieW as.s -
far his deccase, and the last auuipie WV
that he uttered. he whispered ~ inc cas- =
the Pastor of the Church. g can sun pray
far The conversion OF souls. uor'ns n.s
l.nq confinement, and this was characiesis., !,
oil him all through liie,-lt was very o''ntu.s
Ia ret him 10 converse about himself, OF .ne
wurk that the Lord had enabled MN 20 ao'
His whole desire was to cxait The Lord Jesus;
On Ills finished work alone his own ialth anu
hope we're based. OF his acceptance through
The ;mputed righteousness of Christ he ha.i
not a shadow Of doubt. MT only was death
s.ripned of all terrors, but it was looked Tor
ward 10 as messenger Of love TO being HIM
home His end was emphatically peace. ~
lie morning Of the 10th Of March. as day wa
breaking on the Eastern hmzon, his Tree.
shirt was ushered into that" city which hau
no need of the sun, neither oi the hnail L
SHINE in il; for the glory Of tiul doth lighter
il. and the Lamb is the light thereof.
On the following day the earthly taoer
nacie was consigned 10 the tomb. Anu, ~
though heavy rain was falling, S.rY ,ars
assembIage, withou, regard q denominations
differences, gathered together I" pay the las
tribute Of respec, aud honur TO the memef.
Of the deceased. Every Circumstance shove
that in the death of Father Paisley, 6reens
borough had lost one OF her noblest citizens
and best benefsetnrs. The church drapea !
mourning, the closed stores, the sasps.as
business. the subdued lonks and general y
lemniIs which spread more than samoan
stiffness over tie town, all testlheu no
deenly and tendefly this venerable man
God was loved and reyercnced by all class,
Of the community. After the close oil u
services in the church, the I'D was remove
from the coffin in front Of the pulpit, ana
tie congregation advanced 70 lake ias :, ~
At that venerable countcnance now stu
death, which many at them had oiten set
lighted Up with the glorious themes oil u
Gospel, many tear fell from eyes all nnus'
TO weeping. All felt that the father ol ID
congregation was gone-that tie sympathl
ing friend-the humble Christian and Y
faithful Minister was taken away-that ~
would So him no more, till God awakens y
and Us, from The last long sleep 10 tie gray
Oh that we may all then be found vi
him al the sight hand Of the Judge.
j. ]. S.
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,vIpIsuu,y,s RgsOl'Rcgs.

Mr.. N.aaher, III his speech at the -.
Ptriek'. Day Dinner, tnld tic following:
p.ady shannon VA, buglrri 10 the Eighty.
seventh regimeni-the fdngh bahdshs-
and with that regiment, under the conlnand
Of Sir Hugh Cough, served all through Tue
Peninsular campaign. When the Campaign
wa. over Paddy had nothing left him but Tie
recollection Of il. Ills Unly solaCe Was The
motto, taken II him IL tie caatrcn. v y 10
wnn,lrr. III. q, H. became a cornwall sui.
From tile bottle lie ss,n lnund his way TO the
haiberts.
The regiment was paraded, the proceed.
invs read, aud Paddy tied ~. HE sigial
va. gwen for the drummer 10 begin, When
Paddy Shannon exclaimed:
Listen now, Sir Hugh. Da iou mean e
~ y.n are going 10 ilng mF. Ju.t rccol-
le.t Win Il was sounded tie charge AZ Bpfes-
"a. when sou tnnk tie only French e.gie ever
taken. Wasn't it Padiy shannon Little
1 thought that day it would come I" THIS aud
the regiment 50 proud ui that same eagle Oh
tie cnlurs."
fake him down." said Sir Hugh, AMI
Paid, escaped unpun,shrd.
a ,ery short time, however, e'aspcd, be-
G,f. Paddy again found himself placed -
similar circumstances.
Gu an," said the Colonel.
"IDon't be IL hurry" circulated Paddy
"I',. lew words TO ~, SIR Hugh.
The eagle wont save sna this t'ine. sir.'
~. ne eagle. indeed then wasn'tgp
u,u "a say anything about tl,r same, tloug'
wa are. aud ought 10 he proud u q. But
, was iast going TO ak u il wasn't Padd.
sham. ~ WIN, when the breach Of Tafiia wa
.torned by sl.O0O French. and only the S1l
. Ia defend Il, Il II wasn't Paddy Shannon VII
struck 40 Garryosn, 20 glory, boys. an
! ynu. sir Hugh. have got The same two tower
/ and lie breach between them % your coat Z
! arms IN testimony thereof
, Take him down." said the Colonel, an
!. Paddy was again unseatied.
Paddy, however, had long list Of service
10 get through, aud guu,l dealof whisky, an
n ere another Two nDntiis lie was again tied %
4 the sentence read, aud 40 assurance rum u
4 HUGH Cough that nothing would make hll
!, rclent. lle appealed IL Sir llugh's pfld
. aud ,he breach Il rarila without avail.
i Aud Is time" a, last lie broke out. " tl,i
/. you arc gpirg to ausi ask you. Sir lug
= Cough. before the whole Regiment, wi
: knew Il we'll, IL Il wasn't Paddy Shannu
4 vii. 81, led % tie Frrp,h Field Marshal
!, .tsIl II lie battle ~ Victoria. that ihr Dul
i n Wellington s,bt II ne Prince Regent. -
u fof Nbich he got that letter that VII bs lo'
Z remembered, aud that male inn atield Ma
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
THE OPIUM TRADE.

The continuance of the opium trade Is
,;kely 10 be made the subject ot serious uiS-
cussion in the present session OF the BRUSH
Parliament Alarge number OF petitions nave
been presented against the traffic by persons
of high standing and influence anu .ne go
India Company, the recipients o. 'he eno'.
nous profits on the sale OF inc perh'.'ous
drug. are already taking steps 10 meet Tue
attack when it comes, aud retain Inc posses
sion of one of the largest sources OIL 'heir re-
venue. In anticipation OF the debate III Iar-
Lament. good deal of very curious anu IN
terestinr information hasbsen puOlished WIN
regard 10 the growth, consumption, value,
and mode ol sale Ut opium, from winch we
III have culled some Of the more Important
details. By far the greater portion o. the
onium crown in India is Struggled into emma
in defiance of the laws. which positively pro,
hibit the import Of trade in opium, attaching
The seyerest pcnalties--in snme rascs ueau'
to their vioa,ion. Notwithstanding ihis'
Il is calculated that upwards 81 y ,Ooo CHEST,
IL opium a 40 lbs each are annually imported
by the Chinese, which, together with hai
that quantity locally produced, makes The
total yearly consumption liz, 500 chests. OIL
1880. 900 lbs. Allowing tor waste anu loss
aud taking 20 grains per day as inc aseraS'
quantity used by moderate smokers, y wou''
appear that The number Of persons VINO ~
,luise IN the terrible habit is between seSei
and pight millions, OF nearly double what !
was twenty years ago. According to IN
statement published in the North Chm
!, Herald at shanghai, aud said TO be complies
y lrum authentic sources. the total exports
opium fran Bengal for the last hity eish
7 wear. have been | 49, ,O.il chests; The prom
I IN which 10 The East India Company has Dee
equal 10 1897 49, EOS, and BY lar the create
: mart of which has heen struggled mi" 1hln'
), the rest having been sent TO Duirh lhula, W
:, Strait settlement, Siam and COCHIN SlHh
y Benates and Brhar are the two largest pop
y ERWIN. districts in bengal. IL the iarn'
y y the smaller Of the tMn-l21 $50 labOrrl
y were emplnyr,l III its cultivation IN the ,e;
!" 1850. Within few years tie increase
the production Of opium IN Bengal has bt,
- enormons. In 1914 there were but l''i
:, chests; in 1854, Coz chests Tie prl
= paid by the government 10 the producer
= about sl2O chest the government subs
" quenily dispose of u 20 speeuialoT,, ana "ii
= realze = profit Of $3.50 aud sometime. y :
Z 900. per chest. The grns, revenue u inu
= from opium is stated w Loud Dail,nusIe.
- a financial minnie prepared shortl, Orlnrr
a. resigned office, To have been about s2o,W
- COO IN 1856. nearly double what It was NJ
= years previous.
- The above figures afTori sufficient 81
vi al the importance IL thr opium trade a.
~ suuree II revenue IL tie East India C0mplf
y" aud u Tile difficulty whlrh ihr-e WIN de-,
- il, discmtinuancr. 0h THE grnnnd OF IT'S !
~, morality, viii have To encounter
he n. \. JlIsaai Of Commerce
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
PRACTICAL SERMON.

The Petersburg Express OF Thursday me
10Th ult., saws: Dropping into an African
meeting house, in the outskirts OF the CITY,
We found the sermon just commenced. ne
tonic seemed TO be the depraylty Of the
human heart, aud the sable divine thus Illus
trated his argument:
!. Breden, when was in Virginny, one
day de ole woman's kitchen table got broke,
and | was sent into de woods 10 cut tree
II make new leaf for il. 80 took de axe
an nv shoulder, and | wander into to de
depth of de forest.
All nature was as beautiful as lady
goin' 10 de weddin'. DE leaves gllstened
on de maple trees like new qnarter-dollars
in de missionary box: dc sun shone as bril-
liant, and nature looked a. gay as buck
rabbit il parsley garden, and DC little bel
round de old sleeps neck tinkled softly AMI
Imusically in de distance.
81 spied tree suitable for de purpose
and raised de axe TO cut into de trunk. l
wa. a beautiful tree DE branches reaehe,
10 de four corners Of de earth, an raise u
20 high III de air above, and de squirPs hnI
about IN de limbs like little angels horpini
heir wings in dc kingdom Of heaven. ia
tree was full Of promise. M frieads, Jes
ike great many OF Won.
:. Den I cut in de trunk, and make d
chips iiy like the mighty scales droppin
from Paul's eyes. Two, three cut ! CAV
dat tree, and, alas il was holer in de butt
. !" Dat tree was much ike son, nv friends
full u promise outside, but boiler - :
buH!'
The groans from the amen corner Of u
room we're truly contrite and affecting, b.
We will venture a small wager that that VI
the most practical sermon preached ~ q
{ city, on that day AZ least.
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Cheraw and coa,a,,d Ramroad--A

convention was held al chcraW. ). O.. ~ the Is,
inst, in which Montgomery. Richmond, Moore and
Chatham rountie. in this STATE. anj two thrve dis
,rc,. II s. Carolina. were represented To- The purpose
or Tx M n,o consideration The formation q Company
for the construction Of ailroad from chrfEw 20 the
Coalirls. under rlaiet rranieI hy the Legislature
Of this Sthie Al its last srssln u. W. Harrington.
ESQ. of RI hnsnI county. va chosen Pscsdci,i Of
the convention. aud Maurice T. Waiiel, Of Chat.
ham. and me from each NJ ihr other enunrr repre-
sen,ci. Vice Presidents The following. copied from
the proceedings;
committee of ten. Of which NJ. q.
Wadlell, Esq, was chairman, was appointed
10 prepare business for the action gf the
4 Convention. This committee subsequently
reported III length, recommending the
passage 81 4 resolution accepting the
Charter granted BY The Legislature Of
/ North Carolina, for tie construction OF
this road. and recommending the survey
Of a route, bs some competent Engineer,
10 report 10 the comm ssiOners appointed
under die act fof carrying out the purposes
of aid charter, al the earliest practicable
period and that said comm sinners, after
due notice, shall open books % subscription
, at the various places on the route Indicated
! and also at Charleston and intermediate
points; and that a subscription to deiray the
expense Of the survey be taken; and the ap'
pointment IL persons along the line, Who's
duty il shall be % procure the right d way
, il writing. from lhe various persons eve
+ whose land the route shall liS."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

BrarraEr IIARnan.--Me published Few
weeks since letter from Gov. Morehead.
giving graphic description d the landing
Of two large vessels al Beaufort IIarbor.
laden with iron for the Atlantic Road. We
learn that these vessels, 10 their return, made
their way out 70 sea in the short time Of 90
aud 30 minutes. One of the captains re-
marked that twas the First time Ne had ever
got 10 sca before lie could ge. bis anchor in.
Every investigation that has been made. has
given additional proof Of the superiority Of
this harb0r. gncenn Psiria.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
nILLsBoRoUGH, N. 9.
wednesday, April 10, 1857.

.y- We have the pleasure of acknowledging the
receipt Of an invitation 10 attend the celebration OF
The anniversary OF the Mcckienburg Deela ration OIL
Independence, at Charlotte, on the 2o'h O way "'A'
We should be glad 10 attend, i our business Wou'
permit. As we before stated, the Rev. Dr. HAWKS
will deliver the address, the, occasion, and srea
preparaons are being made for the accommodation o.
visitors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

,vh;ch his aitrsctivcness afterwards nniortu
nately won from his less sasacsous country
men. - "a,
In conclusion the lecturer 'nsls1e" .na'
Christianity could not be divorced from
Governmea,. that politics was but u branch
oi ethics, and that there was no saie'y 'o'
the people. no foundation for liberty, no
cement Of civil government or guarantee ~
lust laws, but in willing obedience 70 Tue
IIprecepts of the great Governor Of ne UNI
verse.
The close Of the lecture was received
with applause, and the audience retired ap,
parentis much gratitied at the entertainment
and instruction afforded BY the lecturer
some Of whose views have been roughl,
sketched in the synopsis above.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

TnF TaAL ~ TH9 MrDInfns 0T TmE Mas
satnusgrrs SraTE pnlsoS OTTicEas.-The
trial 81 Magce. The murderer u Deputy War,
den Walker. has resulted in the disagreement
81 the jury. Attorney General CliIlum red
q communication he bad received. signed BY
u o. iis iarar.. Stating that The jury has
Stood | To- conviction 70 lur acguitlal lruHl
The uut.rt, aud that VIZ. John Pclno. the lore
nan, pho Disagreed. did 30 because he be-
lie,ed the prisoner committed the homisitte
under an insane deiusion--a further, that
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