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WASHINGTON, Mond,y. April l2, ia
NJ E.-,o,,s futera! service was simple auS IN.
posing. There wss &C pageant of any sort II.
! Pr, .idea, m.nher Of H. Csb,aet JoJge. Of u.
Supreme Court, tae dPlOn."ie corps lSss
representation from the ScLste Nd hou'e' eisth-
eu.hed officers Of the Army and MAJ, md euiaesi
| civLats. attended
Mr.. Csrvtherss presence N % wsy tuscls he
practical result as g. Lecomptor ia 'be Hove b.
cause II he were absent TIE Speaker would hive .
cas-. M vote, suppo,iug four votes to be sbiz'ei
ffsm the Opposition. which sfe necessary 70 cur
Le,ompton ~ The motion for a conirIeaee.
Sla-e the Hcvse passed the Deficiency b. a.
spirit. II the ADMINISTRATION have revived concec-
ibg conference. though fan coufidrace 10 net en-
tertaned IN ia ahhsy 20 succeed. Messrs 70
giish and Iidl are ccsIted uPon az cefian when
needed ard s.-is one otter member; but no prcPAc,
,oes beyond tsst poiu, ncw know one meahsf
who incped to Rat course. for the sake - ceai'-
e4y, without int, lGiuR t. yield the princ7'a oa'
hrraov abandoned that purpose Nhoev~ soe'
for = conference e,cs for suirerSyI, ard wfA %
brsD.ed as foul trstor
Eyry art sud edcr, are employed - coacier'
sufficient nhueuce to gan conferences and ~
tenpts sal be made 10 'rcceed through sss '''" IN
on the pr. Of those thu, dare r,t dcr-rt opeay.
Amor ether expedients suggested is ts" 4 "taa'
;be New .fork Collectoiesip may be- vac,hs W
certain contingency. OtSr unpleasant rurS. SS'
afloai. but have seen 30 substantial "a "c'
verifying then or dIslurbsy my sl'ie'psne"
tire result. The sane STORES have bs-n o'rcrls %
before every sst heretofore.
The residu, Of Col Eenton's estas- g tiv1s
among bis other children-'<her thar W" We
Carey Jones not among Mira. ia oshdreu, .
you enormously printed yesterday
r,o~ iao,A,r cs-rpO"deat
wAs,HseTos, Mon6sy, April 10, l,ss'
An,.Lecompten stock is b1cysnt today. IAs
y,use VIII refu. ~ a Committee If Conic-cuce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13
CARPRTING

For HousEkEEPEss AID OyvicEs.
we AIDED Wholesale ard Retail Department AM
HAVING recently purchased largely the cheap sucton ISLES
ere offering "Crosseys" Bselow's" aud New England
Coz Velvet Tapestry and Brasse CARPETS reduced
Also schcce OF Three and
supohDe Carpets China and Cocoa MATING Floor OLcLoTHs
DspCcErs KUes &c Persons wishing 20 furnish hOusos or
O1oes vii 6nd il TO their examine stock
We make Carps aud put them down In sny part on Ibis
eky and Adjoining cities. DosEhus nixon,
No q park. nj aud No. 10 Muusyst
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Ar YOU AWARE OF IT l-Parents complain Of

AtE YOC AWARE OF 1T Parents complain OF
the difficulty they xpeenoe procuring feet covering for their
children ignorant q that CASTREL 1ishm@n
No sS Broadway excellent assortment Of these articles
kep. from which they make ss selections at
tsssorsbe prices liz fact CASTkELL prepared 10 furnish
oise s1d fnae old and young rich and vita Doors aud
SsoEs OF the best quality prices than any other dealer
Ia he country. Whit ChsTkEII's.
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q @ HERRING g. Co g CHAMPION + lRE-fRoof
g., W.,vRooNs AND OyFIcE-Removed to No Ioi 6rosa-
vsy Th above premises have been eunSed ana nea O s
.le Of bess celebrates safs The rooae are inc most
rtsn,ly and The the largest In the woa 5eion
\, w.p M FRr OF BURGLAR Poor SAFES are invited 70 eau
~ 49, ~ 80 - s. C.. HERRING u Co.
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wAs,HsGTos, Mon6sy, April ~, lsss
Ant-Lecompten stock is b1oysnt to-day. Iss
-youse viii refuse Committee Ut Conference.
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UoJowAy's Pills AND OINTMENT. THE fam

HOLLOWAY ; TIIlLS MD OIN T 1I3N = He Tut.
liz provided with medicines fortified against tue aahse
Ss eIec.s Of dyspepsi liver complaint nervous diseases
so<ders of tbs bowels tIupons ulcers sres alu etet
nosnhAhe frmedlea
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
Further New. bV the Canada,

HALIFAX, Oct 8th.-The English files by the Cana
d. to the 25th contain the following additional news
ENGIAND.-Mr Brett had issued second pamphlet
in answer to Mr.. Whtehouses statement in regard to
the Atlantic telegraph He charges the latter gentle
the correctness of the deductions Mr. Brett says that
simple rope of gutta percha covered cable have been
proved to be useless and hopes that the company will
lay cable of three electrical conductors next year.
The new telegraph cable between England and Hol-
land which has been successfully laid down the heav
lest yet submerged weighing 200 TONS although the
distance is only lao miles.
The city article of the London Times sezes upon the
the remark in a New York paper, that the European
creditors of Mexico may be treated usurers, to read
lecture upon reputation in general 1t regards the
hint important and suggests that the capitalists who
may be disposed to listen during the coming abundance
of money to tempting invitations from the other side of
the Atlantic had better take warning from it,
The London Times says that the failure has been an
nounced of M. Fore, of Milan, in the produce trade
His liabilities are estimated at $4,000.
The Times denounces the Stadt duties, and shows
that the government will incur heavy responsibility if
they delay for single month to give Hanover notice
that is required to terminate the ill advised treaty
of 1914
The dividend on the stock of the Great Western Rail
way Company Of Canada officially announced at
the rate OF four per cent annum against six per cent
last year.
FRANcE-Prince Ghika had been killed in Paris by
jumping from his carriage the horse having taken flight
The French man-owar in the Adratic is to be with
drawn the Montenegrin affairs no longer requiring its
nrnSn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15


HALIFAX Oct. THE Cunard steamship Canada,
arrived this forenoon from Liverpool on the morning OF
the 25th ut.
The Bank OF France had reduced its rate of discount
to three per cent.
France had received fifteen thousand francs indemn
ty from China.
The controversy between Whitehouse (late Engineer
at Vaentia. and the Gable Directors continues
Political news unimportant.
The North Star arrived out on the 25th.
Among the passengers by the Canada, was C. W.
Bradley, Esq, bearer or dispatches from China.
Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted in London at
G3OO e33O.
The British trade report for August shows decrease
of half million compared with August last year.
The new telegraph between Holland and England has
been successfully laid.
Two thousand additional troops have been ordered
India.
FRANCE.-Baron Gros has been made Senator
1t is said that the French army at Rome will be aug
mented
The Spanish army will be increased to be prepared to
put down political agitation in any quarter.
The Spanish expedition against the Riff pirates is
said to be postponed till spring, but government intends
to act theoretically against Mexico.
Gen. Monravef is said to be the Russian Minister to
Pekin
It is reported at Paris that Britain will send military
representatives there.
The Russians reported to have gained another
victory the Circassians.
difficulty has occurred in the mozambique channel
between the English and Portuguese. mail English
cutter seized by the Portuguese authorities and the
crew sent to the English consul at Mosabique who de-
manded the boat and cargo unsuccessuy then left fol
England in terrible stew to represent the to Gov
ernment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

BRITISH IMPORTS OF CATTLE AND WHEAT, &c-Last
year there were imported into Great Britain 8,545,l82
qrs of corn and grain Of all sorts, including 3437 757
qrs of wheat 7Ol 47o qrs of barley l7l0299 qrs OF
corn The imports of meal and -four amounted to 1884,
176 cwt. AS regards wheat, the food of man. Russia
supplied 7O5,375 qrs.; Denmark, 2S5,466 qrs Prussia,
86631l qrs; Meckenburgh Schwerin l32 462 qrs. the
Hanseatic Towns, 23l 574 qrs.; Egypt 204236 qrs.;
States 65O754 qs. The price of wheat fuctuated be-
tween 49s. 3d. and 62s cd per Or The imports of cat
tie during the year included, 53277 and bulls, H.
81 cows 27,3l5 calves 1872 1924 Sheep 1883 Lambs
and 1O,679 swine and hogs Denmark and Holland ap-
pear to be great purveyors of beef and Portugal
with the Hanse Towns, contributes respectable pro-
portion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
For the Journal



MEssRs. Fulton & PRICE:
Gents noticed in your paper of yesterday the men
ton Of the murder of Mr.. Alfred Boyett and as it seems
YOU were not furnished with the particulars l take it
upon myself to give them to yOu hoping that you will
give it notice las Mr. Boyett was most cstimable
and worthy citizcn.) Mr.. Boyett was building house
for VIM +. Hill, Esq, about 800 Or 600 yards from
where Mr. Hill now resides; slept in house near the
new building but ate his meals down with Mr.. Hill
Well on the LIST inst usual he went down alter his
supper, and remained talking with Mr.. Hill until about
O'Clock when he left for his lodgings about half way
from one he use to the other he most brually and
sbockinelv murdered. lii body was found on Tuesday
last about quarter OF mile from where the foul deed
was Derncacd in woods crammed in hole some ID or
8 inches deep the weapons used and clubs
the axe and cub was found by the placeaxe full
of blood and hair He was struck the head, just
bOye the ear his skull broken and his brains scattered
through and among his hair. Other wounds the fore
head and face seem to have been inflicted with clubs Sus-
piciOn rested on two of Mr.. VIM. E. Hills negroes, aud
they were taken up They confessed they committed the
murder Indicating also one of Mai kenans and one of
Mr. Isaac Brown boys Mr. Hills two and Maj keDan's
arc confined in our Jail. Their motive they say, for
killing him was to get his moneyno other harm against
him. Mr. Boyett was about 30 years old Il contractor
and builder by trade and from his honest and upright
conduct bad established reputation of high grade, He
leaves no wife Cr children to his loss, but in
Vulnerable number OF friends to regret his dcath-par-
ticularly the manner in which he shockingly
mutilatcd A SPECTATOR
on the day he was found.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.

SIAIE OF NURIH CARULINA,I
NeaC HdnoUeT County.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED made by Frederick j. Guitar
ID to the subscriber the 18th day of july 1885, he will
ton the 25th day of October 1885, the lands conveyed
in said deed situated about eight miles below Wilmington,
the Creek we'll known Motifs Creek, and fronting
the Cape Fear River containing about nine hundred
Said lands we'll known being valuable lands and
also highly valuable for all other agricultural purposes
besdes they contain good deal of Pine and Cypress timber
on them.
The terms of sale will be upon credit of six and TIVE
months, with bond and approved security.
The subscriber, DIR. GUITAR will offer every facility
to any person who may desire to examine said lands ev
Gus to the day of SALE SIMON B. KAHNWEILER.
Aug. Is, l858-29l- 2mltaw-5l- 2meow.
Herald every other week I'm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
The Nesro Abdueston In Canada.

The Detroit Free Press gives the particulars of the
atrocious outrage perpetrated at Chatham, Canada
West, last week. A party of Southerners were in
railway tran and one of Them Mr. r. w Merwin, of
ST. Louis, had with him muatto servant, boy of ten
years. At Chatham the train stopped for wood and
water, and was instantly surrounded by tumutuous
gathering of three or four hundred coored people, evil
IDENTIFY laboring under great excitement. A muatto,
atten led by several of the mob came into the car in
which Mr. Merwn was sitting seized the boy and drag
ged him out although he chung to his master as long as
he could and called most piteously to him for relief
Mr.. MerWin unable to afford it, for he was beset
by several stout bury negroes who to use his own ex
preston, reminded him of the Sepoys of India They
headed by white man who pretended to be " one OF
her Majestys officers After the boy taken out
shout of triumph was raised by the mscreants and
they threatened and menaced Mr. Merwn, it deem
ed prudent to get the train away as soon as possible
Subsequently says the Detroit Free Press the matter
was placed in the hands of the authorities by whom
at least portion of whom, attempt made to
the boy from his abductors. He was taken be-
fore magistrate and questioned and although he
pressed the greatest desire to be returned and begged
most earnestly be allowed to do and expressed the
greatest adherence OF his capors yet ne was remanded
to their keeping and has since been taken out of the
town. In this it is stated that the magistrate acted
from fear of the turbulent crowd who had threatened to
mob him and to burn his Office and house if he should
render any decision adverse to them They, moreover
declared that the boy should not be taken away by any
one they would resist the utmost matter wheth
er it be private individuals the railway authorities the
civil authorities, or even the military ITSELF And this
is DONE too against the ws of the boy who desires
most earnestly to be returned Some of the principal
rioters have been arrested the matter has also been
laid before the attorney general of the province for bis
action The whole family of the boy, consisting of his
father and mother and brothers and sisters
belong to the gentleman who lost him. and this is the
first nroad that has ever been made in the family circle
How it will affect them Others have described very Otter
of late years. 1t may be worthy of note that Older
brother enticed away at Niagara Falls couple o.
SINCE but returned after an absence three weeks
fully satisfied with the boosted blessings of freedom
which Canada profers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

GREAT FIRE At JACCMEI, HAYTI-LoSs orer MI
lion and Qmytcr-Teuitee du Commerce, of the 21st
utimo states that on the 18th of August destructive
fire occurred at Jackmc 1.-The most beautiful part OF
the city, says the account the principal seat of COM
MERGE is heap of ruins The fire was discovered be-
tween and o'clock at night and in spite of the efforts Of
the citizens to arrest its progress three hours
teen buildings with the custom house and Offices of the
port, were destroyed"
The loss occasoned by this fire is estimated at 3d.
$4,000 (Haytien money or about 81 3S25OO Federal
currency.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

The Raleigh correspondent of the Newbern Daily
Progress mentions what have heretofore heard that
President Buchanan and Hon. Jacob Thompson and
Hon. A. v Brown will visit North Carolina early next
summer and be present at the commencement at Chap
Ell Hill. Mr. Thompson is native of the State, Mr..
Brown was born in Brunswick, Va Just our State
line, and both are graduates of University Our
people, without regard to party will be glad to see these
distinguished and worthy persons in their midst They
will be cordially welcomed Baleigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

BaFOur readers may remember that in 1855, two
brothers. named Everett taking ofense at some remark
of Patrick MCGOWAN, mail agent on the Raleigh Il
CASTOR Road, made joint attack upon MCGOWAN, at
Weldon, beating him numerically, much So indeed
that his life was despared Of MCGOWAN sued for dam
ages claiming $4,000 After almost ntermnabe delays
the tried at the Superior Court for Wake Co.
held this week at Raleigh, Judge Caldwell on the bench
hejury after being out an hour and half came with
verdict of FIVE hundred dollars damages We presume
the suit lingering for three years has already cost
MCGOWAN every cent of this and more too
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
BOARD.

BOARD
TIAVING TAKEN THE ROCK SPRING HOTEL THE
ensuing year. and engaged the services of gentleman
and his Wife, both experienced Hotel Keepers will receive
Boarers by the month"; week day, reasonable terms
My table will be supplied with the best the market will a
ford.
have determined that the fare shall be surpassed by
any house in town. GEO. ALDERMAN.
Sept. 30th, 1858. 2l-lw-5-3m*
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strangers warmed Away from New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-The Howard Association
of New Orleans deem it their duty to inform the coun-
try that the prolonged existence of yellow fever and the
present great mortality solely owing to the influx
of strangers, who rapidly fall victims to it. Timely no
tce will be issued by the association of the decadence
and disappearance of the epidemic.
f. F. SCHNEIDER, President.
7 RIr,pDo SprrptarV
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

"DoNr LIKE THE =" BUCKEYES PEARSON Brownlow
has not enjoyed himself at the North. On his way
home, he stopped at Cincinnati ofwhch town he speaks
disrespectfully
1t is a city of great wealth, trade and commerce
but it is fast city, and corrupt as the degil could
wish it. 1t is full of rascas swnders and bogus stock
dealers Even the beggars thieves and imposters-
The streets full of them In soliciting charities in
creating houses of worship building orphan asylumns
whatever this mixed population go at the thief and
imposter stick out"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

pa% Wonder how much q week the Peoples Par
ty" in Philadelphia pay Philip S. White, Cot. Philip
S. White, for lecturing for them during the campaign
which closes tomorrow at the polls Wonder how well
he paid for abusing the saveocracy-what office he is
to get from the Free Sellers when they get into power
Wonder how much ale he drinks now, and whether
Brother German is anxious to keep swearing by Broth
er White? Great mountebank, Philip S. White
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

Later from Explosion of a MagazimeTcrri-
bic Disas,er-NIony Lives Lost and Large Number
Wounded.
New ORLEANS Oct 6tb.-'The steamer Black War
ror has arrived here from Havana with dates to the ID
A large magazine at Havana filled with powder
shells and rockets exploded on the 10Th ult by which
% persons were killed and lO5 wounded. Many more
were also buried under the ruins. Ninety new sugar
houses were totally destroyed and the gas works were
rendered useless that the city at night was in total
darkness.
The police and troops were guarding property. The
whole city affected by the shock and many buildings
were damaged Governor General Concha was the first
official on the ground, and was quite active in aiding
the unfortunate.
The cause of the disaster unknown.
Sugars had declined a trife. Stock Oh hand l2O,
600 boxes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

The PARAGUAY ExPEDIT1oN.--The fleet intended for
service against Paraguay consists of sixteen vessels car
ryng 1873 heavy and two thousand five hundred
and eightyonc men and two hundred and ffty-two Off
GERS making in all two thousand eight hundred and thir
ty-three There will of course be land batteries and
presume some additional force of marines and artillery
men or engineers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

The Collins steamship Atlantic was sold in New
York on the It'll nst to the California New York and
European Steamship Company, and will be put the
line Immediately, for San Francisco and Fraser river
direct via Nicaragua The sum paid for her is said to
be only 100000 -1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

HARTFORD Conn.,, Oct. about half the towns in
this State held their annual town elections yesterday
As far as heard from the democrats have carried thirty
towns and gained two and the republicans have carried
fortyseven towns and gained fourteen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
ONsLow COUNTY, N. c., October 9TH, Is;

MEssRs. Fulton PRICE
Gentlemen Among other Officers to be elected by the
approaching General Assembly, State Solicitors Will
you permit through your columns, as an admrer and
friend of W. j. HOson Esq, Of Dupin to present his name
the members elect suitable person for State SOcl'
tor in this the Second Judicial Circuit!
Mr.. Houston young man of promise and TALENT and
one who has done much the Democratic party any
other gentleman of his age. Would he not make capital
Golicitnrr "ANGOI A.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

Baz~ The Elizabeth City Democratic Pioneer, no
tices the appearance of magnificent Meteor in the
North Western hemisphere on Sunday night last,
which beat the Comet all hollow in briliancy, and
was followed after by rumbng like distant thun-
der We don't think the Meteor was in this part
of the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

New YORK, Oct. 6th.-'Three inches of snow fell a
Hemellsvile in this State last night There is alsc
snow reported along the Erie Railroad far East
Great Bend.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

PUBLIC DoCUMENTs.-We are indebted TO Hon. Da-
Vd . keld' and Hon. j. c. Allen, Clerk of the House
OF Representatives for valuable public documents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

CARICATUFEs.-1he South Carolina papers are COM
menting with deserved severity upon disgracefu carl
cature OF some Of the leading men of that State which
has lately made its appearance 1t is directed we pre-
sumo at Messrs. Orr Bonham and some Others and the
inuendo is that their support of the administration is
equivalent to selling the State to nationasm.
The Columbia Caroltniap and Edgefeld AdUctiSei
properly characterize this mode of warfare low and
dsgraceful-unworthy of the political character of South
Carolina, or of any other Southern State.