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g. FOR RENT-A very desirable

ks:s dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
Fcushee, one square above Grace street Baptist
Church. the house contains ten looRs, an has
been recently repaired and gas introduced, has the
city weter in the yard, and is in Of the Iaost
pleasant neighborhoods ia the city.
TO good tenant tho rent viii be low. Apply 70
23-ts RAHL3ND y BRO.
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The U. :. SHIPS At H.vAsA-The Havana CORES.
pondent Of the New York Journal Of comrnerc,
writing on the 9th inst, says a ses

pOuutnt Oh the new lUrk Journal of tOmuarr,
writing on the 9th inst, says: a
The u. s. steamer Water Witch. ComrarA.r
Rodgers, arrived in the otiing morning OF thr ain
aud eit red poit ut an early hour Neary AZ ths
,nfe time. the Fulton, Alny, sppsaleJ ir AZ ms
the north We tern disk OF the rizon The eam.
nander of tle I u ton commun,eatd q with me mort
personally, 10 his cntter, on the same murnino or
rving after Commander Rodgers hat made sff3c,si
vlsrs To the United STATES Consulate, the aptain
uenei al. G1vernor Of Cuba and the Britsh -, sni
enersl. Hon Joseph 4. cla~ford The RECEPTION
&c ne palace WAS oi the mo aniicable charact. r
hniug oUpgeEial official views of tl,s rer,.nt nu,
RACES "ssgua la Grande." &C which, lar as spar.
sn cilon wa. necessary had already found pr fnpt
attention on The psrt OF deneraI Gonehs. Al lie
srtish Consulate. public eArts we're made 10 tntn
the tide oi ihdtgohnt ieeiing which moving the
ape oil the luited States una king the .sabtse a
The nag tor The cover Of he slave trade az excuse
for gr ater abuse by the officers uf Her Br,tau,c =
lesty's eun boat squadron. &c, all If which bad
been done, OF e.ur.e. without the leas intention
ielosat ry - the flag OF the UpoD or OF molrstaton
20 the honest traders OF the repubi G." And where
ever det enilob had unfortunately occurred ir had
he en chiefly be ult ofohr not HEINZ
prompt In displaying their oiors
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TIE NUStGp0 LtHiHsnt as ioorfh
100000 UUkLARs PER ANNUsf

TO the United States the presrrver and restorer
of valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all sprains
Galds Nvands, sun JOINS, &c.
Will ynu answer this question: Did your ever
hear Of suy ordinary tore. swelling Spraiu or Stiff
ness, either on aud beast, which tHe Mustang
Lini sent would not curel Did you eyer visit ans
res pectable Drug4ist in any part of the world-in
kur"pr, Asia or AGieTiGap no lid not .sy lit was
the greatest discovery of the age?' sold every
where. every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES rAKk
nv 11-dTcJm pruorisrnps Nom Nor
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- fnH SALE Il am authorized ssss,,

III 70 sell valuable farm Of $50 acres ana a tEas
Nili aoout - miles from Richmond and NH. r. ~,
stte ava ttver canal in healthy refined and IN
tesiiIrnt aeighh2Thood, male and fenaI echol cen
Feutent, and seyeTa. churches af di1eragt denrn'i
nations - N' V't ueiicitai-
Ah'nt che II Of tha laui Is cleared. nm in a
ga-i tate ~ cultivation produces well Wheat Corn
nntS - iha Ao5tGco the biiahce in timber ANA Sood
AhH Improvements CIusist uf a Frame nwagiiny
s2ata 8 rooms, and ali necessary out houses Tor
ne Aili has a goSd run Of custom and with a
AsIi' TGP nss m'gtt bv fixed 10 maYu'acture FIuur
2" ''Ietall"n y those wishing TO purchase a de-
p.'t! Atlon, are rss sEecttuiiy requested TO
III axe lmnesitat- application - "
~" ARD u EACAO, General Aaeut
near the Exchange u0el, Richmond va
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k,IL1p M Iaesfsisa --oa the fish Instant, dsi
log thnbdeF sterns Mr.. behoms BumAn. wAo hed
- uais tree 10 bis neld D nsek{soown
fgesi~riek eeasfys Nd. stsusk ~ hehtotuai
aad isstsniy kalet Me boots vefs sntiFely sesrp-
pei irola his fe~t by the electric Hate.
II. 4. Taassy aAs been ssssiltsd oenp,ssilee
J " Miee9eaias
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-A sbockfnv rnura.. -.
committed at Min River Point, Mscopei ca.ntv
Michigan, on the sth inst. The Detroit v,ea pr. :.
says. aa9 T-9
IL appears that two brothers and a si.,sy v.,.
living In that town. They were Rrench. Ths s,s.
ter was the housekeeper Of the brothers. Ths i've
brothers appeared at the house Of q nsighhor. llv
og some three or four miles distantat about tn
o'clock night befoIe last and awakened thar, -
cpon arising, he found the two men in 4 strange
cJhdiiion They were both naked and had hanas
made Ct straw tied around their waists with th;s
exception, there was nothing upon their boGies -
They said they wanted shelter aud a.s;st.nca a..
people we're after them, and were about TO tnke
them. Being asked Why, they said that thev hsa
killed their sister. The story was not credited and
they were taken in aud placed In aa upper room.
which was we'll guarded, as their actions excited
suspicious II insanity
Yesterday morning the farmers in the neishbo, .
hood gathered together and went 10 the horse Of
the brothers, add there met u most horrible sight
They iound the mangied body OF the young girl,
stripped naked and lying in wagon which stood
IN The road near the house In the hOuse vas
found a man who had nearly lost his life IN de-
fence OF the girl Ills name is Defair which Is all
that we have respecting his case. The house pre.
sented all the traces OF DESPERATE struggle In
which the young girl bad been murdered and
then dragged cut If doors. Her hair was then GU Z
of close 10 her head by those mad hends. and she
~as thrown into wagon In the bsiuyard which
was then drawn around 20 where IL Was foued.--
Her breast was full of gnnshnt wonnss and he ?
faeewas cut up in an undis;ingushsbie mass Of
ez~b"s. She 1ss thea iefs In her blood, while the
m derers oIght the ne ghbois. rsa sasa
lhe murderers act like Iarane men, but have
not been previously known to be .uch; and how
two persons could thus become insane at a mo.
meuIs notice, and commit 30 horrible deed h a
mystery. They said that they we're prouiptsd by
G0d To kill her because she persisted i'm eoiau tp
church every sunday, aud asserted that they made
three attempts before they aceomplis he'd IT, The
"pnion OF the Inhabitants II The vicinity ia thar the
insanity is a religious one. lfany insanity exists
this Is probably tue true cause sutit may be only
its consequences
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a FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

E.1 cd Brick Tenemente on Cary street, between
itb and 9Th. They arc well adapted for Grocery
stores, or any kind OF retail business They contain
TyOs besides the store room, and are we'll adapt
Ell for the accommodation e families, having all te
cessary c9nveniences. Possession given Immediate
b. TO good tenants, the rent well be moderate.-
Apply % Z RAaLAND g CO.,
~ 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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q. N"IE MIN -Ihe House and LOt
sa.A kn1wn ts warsaw" in the town of Sid,av
asa b-yOud the Fair Grounds ~ va Sidh@y'
Inn L5t contains acres of Land, well enclosed
am ,iS ttnp "fsihrnts thereon consist of a CONNIE
C9us p~si'ihS huhse with rooms Brick Kitchen
CAffiSZe Honse and StSbles f'osse>sios given In .
h<".Atay JAS TAYLOR q son.
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e@ vALUABLE KEsIDGNCE F0R

hA-s : sA',k OK RENF-The newly erected four sFo
T! oTlcE "estienc" oa the s0lsh siis of Har.hail
street a SI ssh street aud adja,pia the residence
o = - " taJior E'q he house contains l6 70 ms
iF<t ana c9nFerl~nt, with brick kit hen onn:a
YeIi-Eres W
The int l-artaon Marsh II street aa feet and runs
back ~ Tot e. an alley 2t feef side
the Tcati1n q this property renders II verr de
sTNhe' Iith~T for protest. nal estl,Yuan or mer-
chtht- Persons Wishing t. provi ie them>elvfs with
a EeFg ptSa-3ut Ssl3rnc@. Huui do ws.ll to apuIy
Je scott JAS n TAYLOR 4 XIV
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FOR RENT-The House on Carr

EsS street between "a and Sd. at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes It has rooms, is in thorough
repair aud good tenant will be rented at mode
rae price. Possession given lst day OF May. Ap-
ply 10 DIBLELL & JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts Shocko3 Slip.
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pRlVATE B0ARDiNG.-MRs. J. q.
JAMES MISS L. A. BIDG0OD having rented
the very desirable residence Of Fleming James, on
6th, between Main and Franklin streets. close 10 Da
saess and in the retired part Of the city viii opeI
il for the accommodation of persons desiring Board
the ist day Of January next. The house has sev
arai large and desirable rooms for famiiee. ALSO,
an Office in the front basement. They can accommo
tate few DAY B0ARDERS. ta 2i-dty
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HYDRANTs

uYDRANTs, HYDRANTS.-in conse-
quenca of 81 change in the city ordinance rela-
tlve to HYDkANrS, the subscribers aIe authorized
yut theta up iD any part Of the city. !" c have
those oi the most approved klBd, un1 should pH
pie .-ei % receive erdcrs for tne We al-o d.
u kiuds OF PA hBtNG. such as putting up Ba-
th ng fixture. Wash s'a"ds. laundry Tubs, Water
tlOs IT, sc /: a so, Gas fitting and Has works III a
supvri0. manaer, bJth in town and c'uatry.
CDYtLE CO,
IL PIN I31 Main -treet
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KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery.
my Its Corner Of 18th and Cnry streets
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"a HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

PC wli SELL at great bargain. desirable To-
Of Gro2fd Lear the old Distillcry aud outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF 81 tert and a
depth ct loo feet. 1t has on it two-stOTi frame
Dwelling and is enclosed with 9 substantial fence
An adjoining lot Of the same dimensions, will be
sold also. if desired Apply to -
ap I6 CAUTHORN.
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I'd KUN III : n I8FSt CIaDIt aIu
E.i lot, On 9th street aud the Canal The lot is
very well saitei for coal and wood yard Posses
sioa given 10th June, inst. Rent $3.50 apply 70
J kbtSEE,
La2-ts 18th street hetwaan Nair and Cary
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SG5- THE MUSTANG LINrMENr

- CNTtS IEyeltfndtlsm.
The HustaH1 Liaiment
Cures STIFF Joints.
The Mustang LinimeRt
Cures Burns and Hounds
The Mustang Linimeat
Cures Sores and Ulcers
The u stang Linimsnt
Cures Cated Breasts end Sore Nipples.
The Mustang Lt,tmeat
Cures NcurQlgid.
The Mustang Linimeat
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1A.t JAS. VI TAYLOR 4 SON
q EON RENT--Twn- snno,,I .,o-,------- -

g. e, rV@ Bo,,,s n Two second story
iS-t t ~ ~ NC II Main streat opposite the
-, - - F, tIu' "a, Apply az MlNNls' Photo
~.-t.I-.i - ~ - NNlIsia le lS-2ts
s. TN ,,. nbN IA two-s ory and base
@ a'-1 III ii ~" on 22d street. Unloa Hi,l
e., f'-fh'r inFra "a noasss, and large garden
80 GEO HARRIS JONES
j i'-1t' wall 81, opposite ST pharf,s us,'Y
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ass FOR RENT.-For the purpos Of
~ moving into larger building on the Basin
4nR. We ofsr the house at present occupied By us
for rant. WM. 7. STAPLES Il co,
18th street, next door TO
IA I-ta Shields 4 SoIneryille.
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Tnn Kslonrs T.MrIAr = ~. -

wiz leave hers on Monday next 10 ,n.ks . .,,..,,
sge 20 BDaer HUI II is no~ expeeted th.s -
.as .asn n.sy sir hnehts vii start, and as lssss
- many more wcald gladly gs they could sss~i
time from their business 70 do %.
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.,Hh CENTRAL hUTEL-

BOARDING Mrs. G.. F PEGRAM
ID PARK HOUSE, Bank street, has now vacant
large and desirable rooms, suitable for gentleman
.nd his lady Location pleasant and convenient T.
business. References required. ie5-ts
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eio-6t 6SpD}DiN & AppERsoy.
- FOR RENT-Un hurch Hill, tw

go tUtt hLlF --Ju HuICN IJIII, TWO
Et doors north Cf Leigh street (pns session given
iuimediatel ) one Of those newly erected brick ten
FIncutz, late in the occupancy OF John G Smith Esl
containing six Tr0ms. with dry and elevated base.
Enent with garden attached, and well of water Oh
TIA premises. Rent per annpm $3.50. Apply to
Ie 1---S JND thJJK tit neral Agent
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HYDE RANTS. H b IA N Is. HY-
H DRtNT%-rhe subscribers being authoriz d
by alteration IN the city ordinance u put no and
par IL DkANTs ana all oth'E kin Is If " 'rs con
n"cted ith the city water. beyond the limits Of tht
stree =, ADD having larse hn"p oi me b. u Ii Y
DRAkT5, COCK a.. nov ia uAe IN hecfty, on
hand. tbey resarei t0 put them 1p N the most
substantial nlanaer and oa reasonable terins.
q d a BARGAMiS JR.
je S-~2m corner 10Th aud Main Its
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~ FOR RkNr-A Framed nwrI

RSck IlN6S u ihe town Of sydney, asjoin;p0 ,ba
With the usUai outhousas Sc e' "'e foohs,
AItS. - a bf.eS TsN NsMEN1. oa "a. between Main
Denoon Esq. It has last boen nut ia thornSh ~ = ~ -
vAtfr upon the premises "'''"'"Ss anu
Also, several BED ROOMS in tla a6,oI. ~ :,
oTey the store ot MIR: y, b. spence A'"S''
A.So, very desirable Brios n sSTDNNCR m Sth
Sttbh % Ietsh rect, adjoining tho residence of =
DANIEL. Esq. lt has about nina raoms ,si,i ~ a.
tNgS 1neh S5i a. &S and hith house on the premises
Rev, ea Msso street The house contains aiSse
r3onts ana i IN }od order. "'on'
q
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81 For RENT-Tw9 large brick
SA.-4 N Nv tNFS ou the UOrlh side OF Main, toe
3e I1-tt Gp-DiN ApPERSDN
g. FOX RkNF.-A Brick House on
E1:L Church Hill. pn 3 Il street hetw en- gr,ad and
arHc4 streets. con ng y rooms W th 4 Kitten IN
cJ2ta niug 2rsoms II ydrant npl and Wood Honse
a. Possession can be had Immediately Apply a.
a. "a no or 10 B BRIELL.
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GAIT --1200 sacks J.frey's and Dar
~ cey's Salt for sale By
je 7A-lm LEWIS WEBB co,
GUSPENDERS, CRAVATS aud TIES,
~ SHIRTS, CARPET RAGS, UMBRELLAS, PAR
AS0Ls, BUTTONS, fHAEAO, COMBS, silks,
HOOKS aud EfEa BRUsHFS, FANCY BDAEs,
aud everything 10 the way vi sn all Wares, ai fresh
and desirable god, add very low 10 the trade.
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWE ELL,
No 7 fourteenth street,
ieI9 z doors below Main,
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IiEH.
|yeIc
|'aIiB,
|Utsr
the
F,Iyfe-
|ee.
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GS Mos rbAUtIFtL RESIDENCE
e.: on TAG SOUTH SIOe OF GaACE STREET
ADJ lining THR CENTENARY CEURGH FOX
SALb-N RI. request of Mrs >sry T. Fisher we
are auih" ized to se tht valuable silence located
t.et and rGls back io3 ie 10 AN alley Theh house
hSs rooms b-sid"s large stable and ample ser.
wants H c3mno iatous and Is row in the most per
fact .r1er, having ben thoroughly removal g. al
tered aud repair a lew years asO
Persons disposed to iTchIse are invited 10 exam
inc the prop rtS.
Terms III 81 liberal. Apply to
v--pF f1tfh II
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NEW s ITEM s

Strawberries sold at New York on satur-
day last for so and rs cents per dozen They
are selling in Wilmington at so cents per
quart.
The corner stone Of monument TO Mr..
Calhoun will be laid in Charleston IS. C.)
the 2sth day Of June next.
An old negro drummer recently died in
Virginia. aged l07 years. lie was present
at several battles in North and South Caro-
lima during the Revolution.
Leavenworih papers state that Cor tile last
three months that place has been flooded with
counterfeit silver coin.
John Gregory. for murder. has been sen
fenced to be hung on the 2lst instant. at
Halifax. North Carolina.
IN consequence Of the high price &c cotton,
the factories on the Brandywine, Delaware,
will hereafter run only hall time.
The Council of The Society of Arts. in
England. has resolved that the Industrial
Exhibition shall be held IN London IN 1861.
The main object of this exhibition will be 10
illustrate the progress made IN the useful arts
in the preceding ten years.
Professor Agassiz. At the late meeting Of
The Boston Natural History Socieiy, gave an
explanation Of The caroline growths Of Florida.
lie thought The tptal age ri The four canren-
irie reefs 81 the southern extremity of the
peninsula TO be one hundred thansand years.
Az EsoRxors RaTT.-Last Saturday, the
largest raft % timber That ever fiuated Oh the
Mississippi left the mouth III Black river, near
Lacrosse. Wisconsin, bound 10 st. Louis,
Mo. II was manned BY twenty iour "red
Shirts" aud measured SEQ feet IN length. 600
feet in width, and contained fully 100000
feet oflumber. The deck lad consisted &c
100000 feet Of lath. aud 100000 shingles.
The marriage Of the King Of Portugal 20
The Princess Srphsnie, &C Hahenzsllern,
sas celebrated by proxy at Berlin on the
Goth.
The Government of Russia had decided
10 construct three lines Of railway between
The Black and Caspian seas
The Pari, aisnitsur publi.hes decree or.
dering forty.two Thousand additional soldiers
into active service. The Bourse became heavy
IN consequence.
The artesian well al Huntsville has reach.
ed q depth Of seventeen hundred feet. u
has penetrated q reservoir of ,alt water, from
which JET rises fifty feet above The surface
Of the ground.
hCosTIY GoyrnSmssT - The expenditures
81 the city Of New York for the pest year
amounted n the enormous sum Of si6 $50,
55s GO. This IL on scale exceeding even
that Of The United States government.
SOMETHING Nsw.--A correspondent Of The
Fayetteville efennessee) Observer, writing
from Boss Ststinn. Jackson county. Ala. On.
der date Of the 5th instant, says: "a large
mare foaIed tw9rmare colts short time since
-ore vas q rfms 0rd ne ofhs q horse coli r.
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caxcnEss.

Saturday, May s.--At the appointed hour for the
assembling Of the Senate, the chamber vas crowded
70 e1oe~.
Mss-r. Hammond. Benjamin. Hale and Wilson de.
,sd brief and eloquent euiosies upon The deceased
s,naot Evans, Of South Carolina. Ansr which the
senate took recess sn,l o'clock, The hour fred for
the funeral The usual resolutions requesting the sena.
tors 10 wear ssps on The len arm for thirty days, and
lbs sens,s ssead his funeral were passed during The
nefninE.
III. House took rsess. from II until O'Clock,
-hsn . message rss sesved from the ssns,e snnoune.
ia u. s-s,h n ssn.of Etsns, sfssulh cslins W.
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II is thought a horrible and objectionable
thing by the Democratic press, that Critten-
den, Bell and others should have voted with
the Black Republicans. in some Of the Kan
sas issues. To vote with Black Republicans.
say they. IS to be IA Black Republican. They
fnrget that upon the very important motion
Of Gen. Quitinan to strike ont the Green
amendment" which should have been a test
question with every true friend Of the South.
quite number Of their own well beloved
champions got into the same boat with the
Black Republicans. Whether Giddings'
stood at the gangway 10 kiss them as they
came in, we do not know. But there was
Stephens, OF Georgia. crawling aboard. fol-
lowed BY Garnett, Smith and Clenens OF
Va; Branch. Shaw, Rutin. Scales, Craige.
aud Glingman, of North Carolina. Shorter,
Stallworth. Houston. Curry, and Cobb, Of
Alabama; Burnett. Peyton, Talbot, Elliot,
and Clay, Of Kentucky Ready and Jones. OF
Tennessee and Reagan, Texas; all with
the blacklist Of the Black Republicans. This
is truly alafmns. something should be
done instantly. Petersburg LiislEgencer.
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SOUTHERN ESrFaPRlsg.- tbs head.
tie Petersburg Democrat saws that Il the
dele .atg. 10 tie Commercial, Convention will
take note Of the following particulars on their
way. perhaps they may haJ food for valuable
reelection:
They will start in some stage or tallrosd
coach made ia the North an engine II North.
.rn manufacture will take their train or boat
along II every meal they will SO down IN
Yankee chairs, II Yankee table, spread
with Yankee eloih--With Yankee spoon
trey will take from Yankee dishes sugar.
ALT anil coffee whieh have paid tribute to
Yankee trade. anil with Yankee knives and
forks they will put intp their mouths the only
thing sogihsn they will get on the trip.
AT night they will pall OIL pair d Yankee
boots. With Yankee bnntjaek ;and throwing
iot n Yankee tuggery" a Yankee char,
III down 1. dream u Southern independence,
ina Yankee bed. with not even a thread Of
COTTON around them that has not gone throlgi,
a Yankee loun. or eVipe cot Of . Yankee
shcT.
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WM. II. BATTLE,
WM. ]. BINGHAM, Com.
DAVID l.. SWAIN,
Itk.raf uIt NJ, IAth lsk7
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Chapel Hill, May l4,h, 1851.

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church (0Id SCHOOL, met at New Orleans on
the 9th instant. About two hundred Elders
and Ministers were present.
The Rev. DIR. G. Van Rensselaer, preached
the opening sermon, from II Corinthians,
18th chap. and 18th verse: "Be Of one mind,
live in peace. and the God Of love and peace
be with you" The sermon was eloquent
and impressive. inlculating the necessity Of
unity in the Church. the benefit Of leading a
religious life, and the duty Of tolerance to
the religious views Of others. In conclusion.
the reverend speaker congratulated the As
sembly upon the harmony which had existed
in the Church for the last twenty years. and
upon the progress it had made in that time.
Twenty years ago il numbered 200 church
es, l 600 clergy men, and 10000 members /;
now il numbered $500 churches. 5, 500 min
iste,s, and 100000 members.
The Picayune publishes list Of the dele
gates at that time enrolled, representing
thirtv-nine Synods and one hundred and
nine P,esbyteries Among the delegates are
some Of the most distinguished scholars and
diyines in the country. and every State is
well represented.
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FRon SpAiS.-A letter from Madrid, dated
2lst inst, says: The declarations Of the
Ministry have removed the disquietude which
was occasioned by the Telegram Of design
Of the United States to declare war on Spain.
There is no foundation for the stories that
Spain contributed TO the fall Of Comonfort.
or bad the least idea Of attempting to convert
the Mexican Republic into monarchy fora
Spanish Prince. Prospects are more favora-
BILE to the lsturitz Cabinet. The Premier
exploded. in the Cortes, the report Of fusion
between the Carlist pretenders and the fami
~ Of Queen Isabel. As to Cuba. he remarked
that no stipulations for the abolition Of the
slave trade could be efeetual. Negroes we're
indispensable and would be had"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

UssuccEssYuL ~ THIS LIEE.-There is
truth beautifully expressed, and words NJ
cheer ior multitudes, III the sentiment sccre.
dtted 10 George s. Illliard; | confess that
increasing years bring with them a. inereas.
ing respect fUr those whD do not succeed IN
life, a. those words are commonly used.
Heaven is said 10 be place for those WIN
have not succeeded upon earth; and il j.
surely true that celestial graees do not best
thrive and bloom in the hot blaze Of worldly
prosperity. 10 success sometimes rises from
supersbandanee of qualities in themselves
good-lrom conscience too sensitive, . taste
100 lastidipus, seif.forgetfsl0ess too roman.
tic, 4 modpsty to retiring. will not %
80 Ear az TO say, with living poet. that the
" world knuws noting Of lie greatest men"
bat there are forins 81 greatness, o. al least
excellence, that die sad make no sign i"
there are martyrs that mis-. the palm, but not
the stake there are heroes without the snrsl.
ard sorT1sfofs without tie tri0Aph.