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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-11

TrKeRaru UrAa. The special order in the Senate
on Monday next is the bill providing for tcegraphic
communication with the Utah expedition. In another
place will be found the report of the Military Committee
OF the seaste On this subject to which is appended let
ter from the Secretary OF War
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New ORLEANS, April 4, 1858.
Especial Correspondence of tho Daily union.l

New ORLEANS, April 4, 1858
Az the telegraph has already informed yon coIsidcra
BILE excitement caused in this city by the killing OF
Mr. Charles H. c. Stone, a peaceable and gentlemanly
young man, and native of Virginia Mr.. Hardy, who
committed the Decd alleges in his defence that young
Stone seduced his daughter This Is doubted by large
number Of citizens and the preliminary cxam
nation which held yesterday before Recorder Stith
failed to shake their belief in his innocence. In conse
qnence Of statement that the accused would file dee
laraton throwing additional light upon tho AFFAIR the
courtroom densely crowded, hut those who came
the declaration fled but in compliance with the
varying from the facts heretofore elected ascertaned
by the examination of witnesses The testimony that
Mr. Stone with his dying breath had asserted his inn
cence created marked sensation throughout the court
room The accused at the close Of the eN,paination
was committed for trial.
The spring racing commenced in earnest yesterday
the first day sport will long DO remembered The Ma
tarie COURSE though much improved since the late
heavy rains was not in rate order II lovely
day. and the ladies stand presented brilliant array of
the beauty and fashion of the Crescent City" The
sport was rare indeed and the betting extremely live
ignore money changing hands on the announcement
Of the result than upon like occasion fo many years
I subjoin summary
sArrRnAY Aprl 3Bton Subscription
s2O0Sl 000 added BY Boston Cubfsr three otswo
mile hcas-eigh nominations
D. T. Rupee, by Voucher Of Ha penny,
j.. WeIs's gr Cavit Yorkshire, Reel, 2
Al L. Bingamans CHI Eliza Logan by froety, dam by
Smith Ierreus b. Joccossee, by Glencoe, out Of ca,
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The two negroes Anderson and Richards, convicted
the murder Of two old ladies' hung in thu jail W.
at Lancaster, Pennsylvania at twenty five M nutss le
IL o'clock on Friday morning They met .heir doom"
gether
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The Saratoga Republican gives IN extended notice '
the fashionable hotels of that f.mous place of summ
resort They have all been riuvenated and made rs"
for the approaching business season"
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LETTER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Recent Misunderstanding RaclnG-sRecEults NDr
Utah-The Theatrical SeaaOt-.Ermtnt Frexzolini--
The McDonogh EState-Prpyer Mcctlngs-Thc Num-
cipal Elcetlnn.
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Death OF Hon. John areig.

CANANDA,auA April 9.--Hon John Greg died at his
residence in this village at O'Clock this morning. aged
over 10 years He among the early settlers and
the esteemed citizens of this section of the
try and for thirty years more has been one Of the
gents Of the University of the State of New York When
Louis Philippe exile in this country, in the time
of the first Napoleon he Is said to have been especially
indebted to Mr. Greg for hospitality and friendship.
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opening of the Come cticut River.


indebted to Mr. Greg for hospitality and friendship.
opening of the Connecticut River.
Hartford April 9.--The Connecticut river is fully
open and the steamers Granite State, Capt. King, and
the City of Hartford Capt. Mills have commenced run
ming regularly between Hartford and New York. making
all the landings the river between SaybTook and Hart
ford These boats unsurpassed for comfort safety,
and experienced officers by any steamers on the Sound
route
Death of John KiigOur
CiScSsAr April o. Mr.. John kilgonr an old and
wealthy citizen, and president OF the Little Miami Hall
road Company, died AZ noon to-day Of paralysis
The Departure Of the Vanderbilt.
NKw York, April 10 The steamer Vanderbilt, which
left for Liverpool this morning, took out s235,OOO in
specie.
Important from Mexico,
Nsw ORLEANS April 10.---The steamer Tennessee
brings important news from Mexico. Osolo Is vcto-
rious, and IL probably declared President
Markets.
NEW YORK. April 10. Cotton steady--sales 1900
lales Flour dull-sales 1000 barrels at So lower
State, 81 20 81 rs; Ohio, ~ go a 81 80; southern,
s. so n 81 30 Wheat quiet-southern white, 81 20.
Corn hcayysales of IL 900 bushels white, 70 to rs
cents yellow, IS cents Beef steady. Pork steady
mess, sl7 so SIT SIS prime, Sl4 rs $l4 30. Lard
nm--l04 l0a cents. Whiskey dull Coffee and
sugar dull Spirits of tupcntine firm at 40 cents.
Rosn steady Rice quiet
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-01

CT. & D. R. CoNPASy.-The annual meeting was
was held in Wilmington last week. James Cassidy
ESQ., was re elected President, salary $4,000
Col. John McRae, Col. A. S. Mcneil, and j. H.
Haughton ESQ, were elected Directors.
committee, to which was assigned the business
of determining upon plan by which the contract
with More Co., may be carried out, recommend.
ed
THAT a list of names be obtained as endorsers
upon notes to be drawn by Messrs Morell & Co.,
payable to tn, Cape Fear & Deep River Navigation
Company, and to be endorsed by said Company,
amounting in the aggregate to $1,000, such notes
to be negotiable at the erent Banks OF the city Of
Wilmington, the interest thereon to be paid and the
notes renewable every 80 days according to the
tom of the Banks but the principal thereof to be
paid in two years from the respective dates Of each
original MOLE
Provided, however, that the liability to be incur
red by said endorsers shall not exceed the sum Of
$1,000, until an indemnity shall be furnished such
enlorsers by the three Coal Companies who have
heretofore signitied their willingness to do So"
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Pursuant to notice, a portion of the Democratic
party convened in the Court House, in Clinton, on
Saturday. the 9th inst
Chair. ard James c. Holmes requested to act as
Secretary The Chairman explained the object of
the meeting. and on motion, appointed Thomas H.
Holmes. Amos Herring. William Fryer, Sem, Oliver
P. White and Hardy Spell. a committee to prepare
resolutions for the action of the meeting.
The c"mr,ittee made the folowin report, which
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has been the time honored usage Of
the Democratic party Of Sampson County, in order 10
secure organization, to hod Conventions for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to represent them
in the General Assembly of the State. Therefore,
Re>olred, That we still adhere to said usage, and
do recommend that Convention he held in the
Town of Clinton. on Saturday the 29th day of May
next to nominate candidates to represent u3 in both
branches Of the next Legislature.
Resolred, That the Democrats in each captains
district in the county, he requested appoint three
delegates to attend said Convention
Resolsed, That the Platform adopted by the Char
lotte Convention meets with our most hearty ap-
prevail, and we hail with enthusiasm and delight the
nomination of the Hon John W. Ellis, as a candidate
for Governor, ard we do pledge ourselves to use
cry honorable effort to his triumphant cleo
ton.
On notion the proceedings of the meeting were
ordered to be forwarded to the Wilmington Jeurnal
with the request that they be published and other
Democratic papers in the State will copy.
The meeting then adjourned
P. MURPHY, Chairman.
JAMES G. Holmes Sec'v
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Thirty.Fifth Congress-First Session.

>, WASHINGTON, April ~, 1863
SENATE-A joint resolution for the relief Of the
widow Of Capt. Herndon was read twice and refer
red to the Naval Committee The consideration Of
the admission Of Kansas then resumed. Mr..
Crittensien pointed out the difference between the
Conference Committees substitute and his own
Mr. Hunter replied in able speech to Mr.. Critten-
dem Mr.. Collamer made Kansas speech. Mr..
Wade spoke an hour. charactsrizing the Admins.
tration az corrupt Mr.. Green, at B O'clock was de-
tending the Administration and the Conference Com
mittee's repors.
HoUsE.-Ths House received from the Secretary
of the Treasury statement of the Banks OF the
whole conntry. The Fort Smelling committee made
no report. A resolntion Was adopted authorizing an
executive session, for debate only. The House dis
cussed the hill to allow pension to the soldiers Of
the war of lS12. So, So =
IS WAsa1seroN, April %. -Tnthe Senate to day but
three speeches were made on the Kansas question:.
Senators Stuart, Pngh and Dootie, delivered them.
seises The subject will be finished to-morrow.-
Several others have yet to speak. rs
s IN the Hoise Kansas WIS discussed. MesSrs
sHouard aud Bingham defined their positions.
MI. Davis opposed the report beca uee ii imposed
coRditors On the Omission Of Kansas and inter.
fere1 with Stpte Ri
Mr. Stephens 81 Georgia. eipquently replied
inc that other Stafes had been admitted SINE
III. said yor III
Then proceeded 80 ply N nss ias s,isclioiass
~ TIE Honss alioairseds iihopt aakSae assoEe -
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51sfsA tf For the Standard.
Democratic Meeting in Panther Branch District
According to previous notice. meeting of por-
ton of the Democrats of Panther Branch District
was held at Banks on Saturday, the 24th inst.
On motion, Col. Jno N. Bunting was called to the
Chair, and JAS A. Rhodes requested to act as Sec
rotary.
The Chairman explained the object Of the meet
ing in an appropriate manner; after which the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were introduced
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is the usage Of the Democratic party
Of the County of Wake, TO assemble in Convention,
and make nomination of such men for the General
Assembly and for the Office of Sheriff will in their
judgment, be most likely to advance the welfare OF
the County and promote the general good of the
State and Whereas it is the duty of the several Dis
trcts to meet and have free interchange of opinions
so that the will of the people may be fairly under
stood and their wishes freely expressed in Conyen-
ton: Therefore
cratic Convention in the City Of Raleigh, on Mon
day of May Court, for the purpose Of selecting suit
able persons to represent us in the General As
sembly.
Resolred, That while Wm W. Holden, Esq, of
Wake county, our first choice for the office Of
Governor believing that he had merited BY his long
and faithful services in the of Democracy, the
honors Of the office; yet We. as true Democrats
heartily in the choice made by the Charlotte
Convention, and will give John W. Ellis our united
support for Governor.
Resozred, That We part with long-tried and
faithful representatives, Maj. G. II. Wilder and Col
N. G. Rand, who decline re election, with regret !;
as also do with young and gallant represen-
ta,ive, A. NJ. Lewis, Esq, who likewise declines a
reelection.
Resolred. That we respectfully recommend to the
County Convention, to be holden in Raleigh the
names If Moses A. Blcdsoe. for the Senate; and the
names of Geo. w. Farbault. R. Harper Whitaker
and Col. Cannady Lowe. for Co,nmoners.
Re*olred, That we recommend for Sheriff, as our
first choice the name Of Capt. Simon Smith. whose
long devotion to Democratic principles eminently
entities him to the office.
R.solr:d, That we will support the nominees Of
said Convention, whether they be first choice or
not, they be faithful and true to the Democratic
creed.
Resozced, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point ten delegates to represent this District in said
Convention.
Resolrsd. That copy Of these proceedings be
sent to the Editors Of the N. c. Standard, with q
quest that they publish the same.
In accordance with the 7th resolution the Chair
man appointed the following delegates: Jonathan
Smith, Willis Whitaker. S. NJ. Williams, Sam'l Utey,
j. W. Adams Henry Stephens. r. E. Williams, w.
H. Whitaker, /. B. Myatt and j. A. Walton.
! On motion, the names of the Chairman and Secre.
tary were added to the list of delegates.
| On motion, the meeting adjourned
JOHN N. BUNTING, Chm.
JAS. A. RHODES, Secy.
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The Kansas Bal.

we publish to-day the bill reported by the COM
-a'ee OF conference for the admission of Kansas as
sate into the Union together with an interesting
s''ele from the Richmond Eva South, giving con-
unused history of she facts of the case This bill is
supported by the Southern Democrats and is ap.
r r by the administration, but is opposed by
o0"s'as the Douglastes and other Black Republic
yang We regard its fate as quite uncertain d
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.
Judge EIlis,s Appointments.
OF ROWAN,

We publish below the first appointments of Judge
Ellis for the campaign. Other and further appoint.
,ons will be announced in due time. g
Judse Ellis, the Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor will address the people at the following times
and places:
Monroe, Union County, Tuesday, 18th May.
Wadesborough, Arson, Thursday, 18th 4"
Rockingham, Richmond, Saturday, 18th
Lumberton, Robson, Tuesday, 18th +"
Fayetteville, Cumberland. Thursday, goth
Clinton. Sampson, Saturday, 22d
Kenansve. Duplin, Monday, oath "
Mosey Hall, Lenoir, Wednesday, .26th "
Snow HILL Greene, Friday, 2sth
Greenvlle, Pitt, Monday, 3lst
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~ The Senior Editor Is absent at the Newbern
celebration.
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On Tuesday about 6b.0O9 herring arrived ~ Aiexs.
andrs, besides 1900 shad The latter selling At ia
$i4 l21 per hundred. TIE A
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

At regular meeting of the Board Of Superin-
tendents of Common Schools on the Sd Monday of
April, it being the 10Th day of the month, A. D..
1858, the following persons returned as elect.
ed and appointed by the Board School Committees
for the School Districts in Wake County, namely:
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NO. Is.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
PUNCu'S CHARGE TO THE JURY


Tue subioined "obsrge" was not writes
for the present time, tac; which II eVidSp
from that 'ther fact that we cut 1t from -
old file of the Lanca ter lnteligencer. ie9
which it was copied from the London Pup44
about fifteen wears ago. Notwi,hst'rfipe
the antiuuitg of the document, we cOnsIders y
IN some respects, "model" charge-it, ss
least possessing the merit OF leaving the Jury
unbiased in their deliberations upon Ver-
diet.
GENTLEMEN OF THE jury: You are sworn
in these cases 10 decide according TO the evi.
depce: at the same time, il you have any douOs
YOU are bound To give the prisoner The henc-
lit oft. Suppose you have to pronounce "n
the guilt or innocence OF gentleman acc">ed
Of felony. Y1u will naturally doubt "hetn'
er any gentleman would commit such ole"res
-accordlugly, however strong may tie ths
testimony against him. you will, perhaps, ac-
Quit him The evidence Of your own seLses
l., At least, as credible that otthe witnesses;
II. therefore. your eyesight convince you that
the ur,sjner is well-dressed person. YOU
have right to presume his respectabii:'y;
and il is Tor you to LAY whether respecfabis
person would he likely 70 be guilty OF the
crimes imputed 10 him. In like man
ner. when YOU see a shabby looking fellow
in the dock, charged for example, with
sheep.stealing. the decision rests with you.
first whether or not that individual is a
ragamuffin, and, secondly, how lar it is
probable t1at man OF that description
would steal sheep. OF course, As has been
before said, you will always be guided by
the evidence: but then, whether the eVidence
is trustworthy or not, II matter tor your
private consideration. iCu may believe II II
Ycu choose, or you may disbeheve II; and
whether. gentlemen of the jury, you will be-
lieye it or dIsbelieve it, will depend on the
constitution Of your minds. 1t your minds
are 30 constituted that you wish to hnd the
prisoner guilty, perhaps you will believe II; IL
they happen to be so constituted that you de-
sire to find him not guilty, Why then, very like
Iy YOU will disbelieye it. You are 10 free your
minds from 6l passion and prejudice If you
can. and, 10 that case, your Judgment VIII
be unbiased; but if you caunot, you will re
turn ayerdict accordingly. 1t is not, strict
" Speaking, for you to consider what Will be
the effect Of your verdict but if such con
sderatiou should occur to you, and you eau
not help attending to it, that verdict viii he
Influenced by il to a certain extent. lou
are probably aware that when you retire
you will he locked up until you contriSe 10
agree. You may arrive At unanImIty by tair
discussion, or By some of you starving out the
others, or by tOsoing up and your concIu'
sion by whichever of these processes arrived
at will be more or less in accordance with
your oaths. Your verdict may be right; II IL
to be hoped it will: it may be wrong; 1t ls to
be hoped it will not At all events, gens.e-
men of the jury, you will cDme to some con-
clusion or other, unless it should 80 happen
that you separate without coming to any.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

X EROSEN r. Oils. DISTILLED YgON Coal
IN (NoT EXPLOSIVE )-Aensd by Letters Pc
fe,n-Ihe different grades OF these celebrated
Oils suitable tor Machinery OF all kinds, BIN
nacle and Family use, eau be had OF the under
s,gntd. also ol the Wholesale OIL Dealers and
Druggists in the city of New York, and OF the
authorized Local Agent OF toe Company in
this place AUSTENS General Agents,
Kerosene Oil Company,
No 81 Beaver 81. \. Y
U Local Agencies granted on application as
above Orders should specify the description OF
amp or machinery or which the Oil is wanted
my29-eolv
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THE BAILAD OF DONNELLY.

The last popular song, entitled The Lam
eptatrOn for j. p. DOnnelly," is now hawkcd
about the streets by the boys, and enjoys "a
brisk sale at the small but remaneratiye price
of one cent. Like most of these tragic stO-
ries, it takes a favorable view Of the crlmI-
naPa case, doubts bis guilt. and nclines to
the side If mercy. The poet thus reprehends
the Obduracy of Governor Newell, who point
cd his refusal to grant Donnelly's pardon
with text from Shakespeare:
The greatest efforts we're then made his pardon
for 10 get,
Bat the Kingdom of New jersey won't forgive
nor yet forget;
The Governor told him be must die, in the Ian.
guage OF poet!
What mockery;o 20 dying msn-ShaksPeare ior
10 quote!"
The ballad closes with the following lines
Thus ends the life OF Donnely: ere this he is at
rest
And dwelling now, fondly hope in the regions
Of he bIest New York Post
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CWAN * CO.'S LOTTERIES!
- MiGEIFICEST SCHEME -

The following Scheme will be drawn by ).
SWAN X co. Managers OF The FoRT GAINES
AcAurMr LOTTERY, in each OF their Lotteries tor
January 1855, at AUGvsTA, Georgia, TO which
city they have removed their principal Office
Class y. 10 be drawn III the city of Augusta,
Ga in public, on SGrndGy. Ln"o.y 23d 1888.
Glass -. to be drawn in the city OF Augusta.
Ga IN public. on Sdf,rday Jmuoy, 3ifh 1888.
CN THE PLAS or SINGLE NUMBERS.
54OO Prl=,s!-NcariyoW one Pri-e 10 sCsry . IwEetS'
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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IUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
u 20 boxes Raisins whole, half aud quar-.
IS drums Figs
5 bales Almonds
sack paper shell do
boxes CItroD
20 boxes Fire Crackers
l2,U00 TorpedoeS
Filberts Cream Nuts and Peanuts
bbI Cranberries; l cask Currants; case
fresh Prunss; 500 Sweet Oranges; boxes Sour
DO boxes Lemons.
Also, a line sssortmen, OF TOfS and FANCY
ARTICLES suitable Tor Christmas, with great
variety of Fancy CANDY, and Candy oil my
own manufacture, which | offer for sale as low
"a auy other establishment in this city.
c. SCHAFER, Confeetloner,
dee 81 No 3, Fairfax 81. north sf King 81
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CANDIDATES.

EE JAMES SASesrEx will be srpported tor
the office OF Sheriff Tor this County, Al the com
ing election, by (dec 5l MANY IOi Ems.
u To THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA Cry ASo
CoUNrY i offer myself as candidate for tnr
office OF Sheriff, al the ensuing May election.
and most respectfully solicit your support.
dec l. cole h. l.. MON RDT.
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10 To The Fotsrs Of .Aierandria CoNtiy- --!
Offer myself as candidate Tor the office OF Com
missioner OF the Revenue. al the election ~
May next. p. {. CLAuGHlON.
ian DU--te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

" To 5HE VOTERS OF ALEIASOkIA.-WM.
II DEyArGHAS announces himself, as can
didate TOR the Office OF Superintendent Of Police.
subject to the nomination of the American Con
yrntiOn. ian lS-eOtk'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
FITZPATRICK. i BURNS.
FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS,
NEAR THE CANAL BASIN. ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Manufacturers of Mattresses Patent Spring,
Hair Cotton, HuSk, and Moss; Cotton Warp.
Cotton Twine, and Cotton Bats.
B' Any description and size made TO order
al short notice.
NJ An assortment Of the above articles al
WAYS OH hand. ap 5-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

TRENCa AND ENGLISH ENGRAyINGS.
Il have this day received from New
York, large and splendid assortment Of Freach
and English ENGRAyINGS, which will sell
low Tor cash Call and examine them at my
store, No. l5s, King.street, Alex.
ian y J. =. CLARKE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

IL RIrHARD W ROBINSON will be supported
at the next election, as al independent candl-
date, Tor the Office OF Superintendent OF Police,
BY [dec 23-eotEl MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
LUMBER YARDS.

n UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD YARDA
/ Corner of Union and Queen streets North -
Where am prepared TO furns1 every descTIp
|,ion of LUMBER SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME
I&c Also, Oak and Pine Wood, Red and White
Ash, and Cumberland COAL, which am sell
'lng low for cash, or on reasonable terms TO good
customers Iaug 2-t0 U. W. BARKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

EY-CArr JOSEPH G. MoOnE will be supported
for the office OF Superintendent oil Police.
dec p4-tf MANY Vol ERS.
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GREGORY g. MAURY, Managers

To be dra,o, under The Superim'en7cnce Of Commits
sio,.ers appointed by The Governor.