Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-10
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Herald says it
is reported on good authority, that the Presi-
dent cOntemplateS the withdrawal of troops
from Utah, in consequence of a proposition
from the Mormons, through Mr.. Bernhizel, to
retire beyond the limits Of the Union, provi-
ded the Government viii purchase Salt Lake
City at a fair valuation, together with other
improvements.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-It is true that DR..
Bernheisel has had several long interviews
with the President relative to the affairs of
Utah and proposed that the troops be with
drawn and a commission dispatched to the
Territory to arrange for a settlement of the
difficulties. The President, however, rejec-
ted rather than received the proposition, which
Mr.. Bernheisel made in virtue of his powers
as a delegate from Utah, and not pursuant to
Instructions from Gov. Young. The Doctor
maintains that the people are disposed to
peace, and would comet to any reasonable terms
of accommodation.
~ The latest news from Europe is to the
effect that the Spanish Government will re-
fuse to give satisfaction to the United States
for the outrage which its officials in Cuba
perpetrated upon our mail steamer, Ell Dora
do, in firing into il, ~endangefing life, and sub
sequently rifing it, in a piratical manner, of
its mails. This outrage upon the high seas,
our Government is bound, by a sense of ma
tional honor, to have atoned for. Both the
past and the present Administrations have
made parseyering efforts to that end. IF the
Spanish Government persists in its refusal,
it may give US a chance to get Cuba in an hon
orable manner, by national conquest.
MExICo.-The latest news from this distrac-
ted country is that the r~evolutionists and the
4u&n~r ~ Dco1.1a-A To-z- 81 .-- III
in the City, and that the power of the Presi-
dent was seriously threatened. Anarchy
and discord prevail in every quarter.
NIcARAGUA.-The intelligence from Mica
ragua, it is said, renders it's very doubtful
whether the government of that State will
ratlfy the treaty negotiated between Mr..
Yrisarri and Gen. Cass. Its failure will be a
subject of deep disappointment to the Admin
istration and all who had hoped, through this
arrangement, to e%xtinguish 6libusterism, and
to secure for our citizens a safe and uninter
rupted transit across the Nicaraguan Isthmus,
and also to facilitate a solution ofthe difficult
ties in which we have been involved with En-
gland in regard to the Central American af-
fairs.
Destructive FIRE AT ROME GAIA des-
%tructive fire occurred at Rome, on Friday,
a whole square of buildings being DESTROYED.
The loss amounted to 100000. The Office
of the 'Southron" was among the DESTROYED
property.
INFORMATION WANrED.-The relatives OF
John c. Wilroy, who died at Memphis, Tenn,
about the 1st of January last, will hear of
something to their advantage by calling on
the Postmaster of this city. Mr.. Wilroy is
said to have been a native of this city or its
vicinity .-N0rtoM Herald.
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PEARSON, j.. In Edgerton v Spivey, from
johnson, directing a Uenire de moro. Also,
in Carroll V White, in equity from Sampson
demurrer sustained, and will dismissed. Also,
in Garrison V Blount, in equity from Beau
fort, dismissing the bill. Also, in Perry v
Mendenhall, in equity from Guilford, direc
ting a decree for plaintif-Also, in Berry v
Sloan, in equity from Orange, report set aside
and referred again. Also, in Ireland V Forest
in equity from Alamance, dismissing the bill
Also, in Lambert v Hobson, in equity from
Randolph, dismissing the bill. Also, il
Spruill V Trader, from Hartford, affirming
the judgment. Also, in Abt V Miller, from
Wake reversed, aud j1dy nsnt for plaintiff
Also, in H)wlrd v Hlnff. in equity from
Craven, declaring the plaintiffs entitled to tn
relief prayed for.
By BATTLE, j.. In Walters V Hliley, from
Caswell Judgment for plaintiff. Also, II
Hamlet v Taylor, from Wilson, affirming thu
judgment. Also, in Spencer v Spencer, il
equity from Hyde, decree for plaintiff. Also
in Wright v Long, in equity from Columbus
decretal order affirmed. Also, in Morris
Morris, in equity from Craven demurrer over
ruled. Also, in Williams and others v Cot
ten, in equity from Wake; decree for plaintiff
Also, in Lane V Bennett, in equity from
Wayne, decree declaring the rights of tn
parties. Also, in Tull V Woodley, in equit
from Lenoir decree for plaintiff. Also, i
Lane v Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad con
pany, from Wayne, affirming the judgmen
Also, in Harriet v Norville, from Edgecombe
judgment affirmed.
Per Curiam.-Moore V Moore, in equit
from Guilford, dissolving the injunction an
dismissing the bill. Also, in Self V Clark, i
Equity, from Guilford, decree for plaintiffs
Also, in State V Ely, from Beaufort, judgmer
arrested. Also, in State V Mcdaniel, frol
Rockingham, declaring that there is no erro
Also, in Foy V johnson, in equity, frol
Rockingham, dismissing the bill.
SUPERIOR CoURTs-SPRING CIRCUITs.-Tf
Judges of the Superior Courts of this Sta
will ride the Spring Circuit as follows:
Edenton Circuits, Judge Dick.
Newbern, Caldwell.
Raleigh, q" Ellis.
2 Hillsboro', =" Sanders.
E Wilmingtn, Manly.
r Salisbury O. g Rally.