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\ q peaee. wiz, which ccmnodore Per-

mons OF peace. viii which Commodore Per-
nv quietly bumbaldcd the empire Ut Ja>
psn, are eiieclually unclasiRs her hitherto
sealed doors. Ii is an old aud wise saying
that the pen is mighter Il the sword.
Commodore Perry has given us the data Tor
new and equally wise saying. that the raul
road and the telegraph are mightier than the
cannon. A model railroad, steam engine,
and electric telegraph. were the weapons with
which the Commodore bu,nbarded Japan. and
if the news bv the last arrival from Europe
be true, and there is no reason to doubt II.
Japan las been taken BY steam and electrlci-
", and that too with both on the smallest
scale to which they could be reduced. The
Japanese saw the little model locomotive
whiz over its miniature railroad. saw the
electric wire open its mouth, and heard y
talk, and have, itappears. come to the conclu-
sion that there is more I" go ahead IN steam
and electricity than 10 powder and ball, and
have accordingly sent one Of their Princes o.
The Blood. even Prince III. Kusen, the ne
phew Of the Emperor II Japan, to the land
which steam and electricity derive ahead
and where Japan may learn to do likewise
Prince TIi Kusen is now on his way here
having, according 10 reports, embarked a.
Simoda in December last, and II behooves VI
to give him fitting reception on his arrival
A Turkish Admiral is good. but Prince o
Japan is better. for Turkey has seen US o.
our soil as We are, but Japan has not, an.
commerce demands that We should give ia
pan the precedence of guests. Ii is no SINAI
glury tor Americas enterprise that IT has
through Commodore Perry. introduced Japst
as the Guest of Europe and this country, an,
we hope that tue effect Of the Japanese sisl
will be to cover the land of Japan with TIN
perfect works Of those models Of the weapons
of peace. with which Commodore Perry frs
stOrmed her forts
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NEW s ITEMS

The people Of Green Ray. Wis, recently
turned out en- masse aud procured large
number Il the pearl. from the muscles aud
fresh water clans IN that vicinity, a sample
81 whirh was sent TO q jewrlry cobeern ia
New York. In lew DAYS, an answer was
received that pearl. 81 that descriptions we're
ratl,er scarce, al present, and that such would
sell IS high as sixty crns bushel.
Some men Who were engaged in cutting
ice 10 one of the creeks near BurT.lo. On
Fuesd.y last, actually sawed Tie bmIy "a
man ~ two. and the presence II thr body
was not snnwn until The parts we're seen in
the blocks ~ Ire aftrr ,hey Lai been loaded
upon sleigh 10 be drawn 10 the ice house.
A young woman in t'hrisiianiiy, XIV. mar.
ried, had baby. lost her father, mother, sis
ter. brother. aud married. again--oH uifhin
three monfhs! We don't know how the baby
wa accounted Tor. bot presume the "marfi.
age certificate was dated back"
Since LIT Of January. 1856. over 5000
.ehool houses have been built in the State Of
Illinois.
In Maine there are 4IO2 school districts.
24o,764 children between I and 81. and an
average Of 1865. 900 expended for school pur.
poses.
The Boston Transcript saws mn.ie house
~ that city has paid 1890 to Mr.. Goe. y.
Root ior Tie e"py-right u tie little song
/" Rosa Lee"
a merhanie, IN slaughtered circumstances.
a Chicago. has just fallen heir 20 a fortune
II s2On.0O0 By the deeca.e of a relative IN
Australia.
Ms. Bliss, widow ~ The late Maim'Bliss,
Us. Army. and daughter ~ Gen. Taylar, Er.
President. deceased, was married a. The lith
inst. - New Orleans, 10 Philip p. Dandridge.
Esq. d Virginia.
Gov. Perry. Of Florida. has issued call Tor
the enlistment Of more volunteers, 20 serve IN
the Billy Bowlrgs war.
The Teas Legislature has voted sIoo. 900
TO establish University.
conosFonr.--This notable IL said 10 be a
sou Of an Eaglishman who Marie Spanish
lady. lie was born in Puebla, received a
liberal education. aud has travelled extensive.
" 10 The United States and Europe. lie il
said TO bear no considerable resemblance taa
spapiard IN appearance. having features in.
iiesti'e ofh his AnsIo.safm descent.
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MaIweI,., prun.rieL 30. n. C., MaIeh !. rs

MaIwell's, Brunswick "a, n. C., March !, SO.
SUPPOSED MURDER AND RoBBERy.--,lpssrs.
Fulton 4 Price This community has been
shocked bv the mysterious Disappearance Of
Jas. E. shaw. wagner, from Alamance
county. whose va gon and team. trunks. cargo.
&c.. together with large amount of valuable
papers. were found 10 the possession Of BY
iilel Mitchell. and who has not bsen hesnl Of
since Ne came TO said Miichell's house. on the
18th ult. A large portion Of the citizens of
the surrounding neighborhood have been 10
search vf the body Tor the last two days.
without success, though. from traces already
discovered, Ne was evidently murdered N
he yard OF said Mitchell. The citizens have
determined 10 meet and search from day TO
day NATL the body Is recovered. Bythel
Mitchell. a white msn, aud Henry Patrirk.
and Joshua Fireman. culprrd mvn. have been
committed 10 jail On suspicion ~ having heen
accessory to. or having COMMITTED the foul
deed. The friends Of said Shaw. We hope.
will COME aud take possession Of his properly
az soon ~ ihr, receive this naliCe. a. 80
doubts are entertained ef his murder. We
iorbear giving the circumstances IN fuIl at
present. wa. Journal.
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A NEu EXPEDITION To Ur.H--We learn
from the Washington States, that the Nation.
al Government, without waiting for the ac-
ton Of Congress. on the subject Of the in
crease Of the army, will organize the force
now in Kansas for an expedition TO Utah.
This force, numbering about twenty five
hundred men. will be necessary to conduct
the train with supplies, animals, &C.. which
are requisite for the relief Of Col. Johnston's
command. The troops in Kansas can be
moved, on this expedition. as soon as Con.
gress shall make necessary appropriations.
They can commence their march during the
next month, az the same time when the Nor
mons, who are scattered through Iowa, Ne
braska, and Minnesota, intend TO move 10
join Brigham Young at Salt Lake. Starting
thus early, the new expedition will be in Salt
Lake City before autumn.
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WALKER AND NlcARAorA.-lt is the ecner.
al impression that the cause Of Walker and
Niraragna. has. like the butchers calf. "kind
Of sin aui." TIE lirile General is iecturin 3
occasionally in Tennessee. but attracts very
little attention. The resolutions offered in
the Senate aud House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
have never been removed from the table
where they arre placed when offered. The
Presidents Message and the report Of the
Committee IN the Senate. seem To have ac-
complishrJ the tax Of placing the little Cen.
eral on the shelf most effectively.
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TBE INDIAN DgLgeArfos IN FLoRipa.-The
Tampa (Fla.) Peninsular Of The 18th instant
says;
"Msjor Rector. who Is 10 superintcnd the
action If delegation of friendly Indians
now 81 Fort Myers. arrived in this place on
Saturday last, and departed for the former
post on Wednesday. The delegations will
commence their duties as soon as practicable.
=" In the treaty which will be proiIered 70
BOrleg' and tribe, u % proposed that Toe
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HANDSOME TEsrINoNnL.--IIer Britannia
Msiesfy's government have presented through
Lord Napier, The British minister in this
cauniry.a magnificent telescope 70 Captain
Thomas =. Knowles. % The ship. Cunriiuck. !"
Of NnrfoIk. Va. Inr his valuable services IN
reseaing the crew aud passengers from the
sinking wreck 81 the steamer "flora,n Of
Jersey. 10 The month Of November last.
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RrMoRsr AS an ExEcurIoNER.

MIR. De Qaincey, IN one Of the vnlumes OF
his literary "reminiscences, thus spraks OF a
duel between Colonel Montgomery aud Cap
tain Nacnamara
.The Colonel, as is we'll known. a very
elegant and generous ynG"g man. felt; and
Capt.in Macna'nar4 had thence forward q
warm at his heart. wh0-e gnau ings never
died. lie was posI.capiain: and NV bra-
iher afterwards sailed with him 10 quality af
midshipman. From him have olien heard
affecting instances u tie degree 10 Nhirh thu
pangs II rem0rse had availed - make one &c
The hraypsf mrn in the service mere panlc-
haunted, aud, in mar. sense. almost a
paralyiic wreck He, that whilst his hani
was sustained with blaod. would have faced
an army ri 6ends 10 dscs,a &c Of hi. duty.
now laneied dagger ia every fo,king u a
boat lie made himself the subject Of laugh.
thoushiless officers; aud hi baud. when
e,ei he had OCCASION 10 han le ~" .py.glass,
sho"k 70 use III" common ad gs) or 9 thrr
shiVerrd. l,kean aspen tres"
We ind n still mare striking instance 10 q
treatise by Mr. Guilinn:
i" The CheyalIer De = - had been engag-
ed IN seventeen affairs ct nonnr.' ~ each 81
winch b.. adversary Tell. Bur the lmsgrs 81
his murdered rival. bryan to haunt him night
aud nav; andi,t l.ng,h he lsneled he heU,i
nothiug but TUE waIngs aud upbrdidug. 0l
IL lamilirs-one demanding lalher, another
; san. anorh,r brolh'r. an"iher husband,
&c. Harass.d " these in,sg mary lullgwers,
he incarreIAieJ himself 10 the monastery 81
la Tfappe bat the French Re, d Ilipa threw
open tins asylum aud turned tllr Che,alier
once more INTO ill., world. III was now M
longer lille ~ bear the remur.r ~ his own
conscience. 81 j. Ne imagined. the SIGHT y
seventeen rnrr,lcrrd men. ana 'hcreinre PM
himself ~ death. u ~ evident thar the IL.
sanity was The consequence ~ the rr,narse
and the ran.e ~ the sniridr.
Conscience. IN fact. has the functions 81
an e1ccuiinRer, - we'll rs % judge. .le
wha sins. finds Afterwards 10 tne remor.e 81
his soul. or the wretrhr,inrss ~ his D,,ly, the
penaliy Of his transgr.ssipn. Do We nu,
lind 20 this siraug pruUi that there Is tie
power II NV eseeBIing. vested 10 llm VII.
made the cOn,eiebes, o, well a. The ppwei
al Law makingl " lie that made ilir ear,
shall he not heari lie llat made the eve.
shall he not see: lie that made the t'onssi.
ebee, shall lie not judge and puni.hf
Episc0psf Rsesrdtr.
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WHsBiSGTnN lTEss.-We learn from
Washington that the Secretary Of War and
Tie General ia Chirf are diligently engaged
70 arranging the Spring campaign against u.
Mnrmnns. II has pern decided not 10 wait
The action ri Congress upon the various
propositions f,r increasing the military
force, bul 10 Withdraw troops fr1m the iron.
tier ports aud concentrate Them upon
Utah. Orders ~ accordance with this design
have hren already issued. The rall upon the
President lor information - IN whether the
people OF Utah are 10 rebellion sgainst the
federal sugh.r,ti,s has been responded 10.
The Iincumrnts, however. eohfalu nothing 81
Importance ~ the subject ,iial u het familiar
to the plblic. lii. ai.o stated thar the Sec
rerary ha, decided to convene court al
Washington l"r the purpose IT irving Gol.
Sumner on charges perlerfed against him BY
Den. Harvey.
Horace Grerle, Of the New Yofk Tribune
was examined Drforr The Tariff Investigating
Committee an Saturday, aud the examination
was concluded in some forty minutes. Mr..
Greeley thanked the committee fpr calling
him before them. aud testified. We under.
stand. thar mo prrsnn ever psopnse,l TO put
any money 10 his hands e. influence the &C.
Ton o( Congress on the tariff OF IN any DtheI
question, aud that within his knowledge noih-
ins u the kind was ever suggested. Until
che late expose in Boston, be never knew %
heard that any money was paid Or promised
bs Lawrence, Stanr & Co.. or ans one else.
~ members o. others 10 influence the action
~ the last lUngrrrs On The lar.h.
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the great difference in their relative posi-
tons to-day. Ohio is rich, and casts tacenty-
fpe votes in Congress and in the Presidential
elections. while North Carolina is poor. OPP
pressed with debt. and casts but ten rofes.
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Commodore Matthew c. Perry died at
New York March I. lie entered the Navy
al mid -shipman, January IL, 1899. In 1919
lie was sent 10 the coast Of Africa, in the
ship Cyane, to aid the Colonization Society
in its efforts to found a settlement Of free
blacks. and fixed on Cape Measurable as the
best locality for the first settlement in Libe-
ria. In 1888 he visited the doek-yar and
lighthouses Of Europe, and reported TO our
Government the result of his observations.
lie afterwards commanded the African squad
ron. and carried out satisfactorily the pro-
visions of the Ashbarton treaty. In ls46 he
sailed as second in command 10 Commodore
Conner in the Gulf Of Mexico, and. on his
retirement. directed successfully the bonn
bardment Of Vera Cruz. In 1852 he sailed
with the Japan expedition, aud in 1854
negotiated the treaty with Japan. He has
served at sea twenty-five years. and on shore
more than seventeen years. and had been
unemployed but six years since his entrance
into the Navy.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
wednesday, March 10. 1858.

gg- Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder, and for adyer-
tsing
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Falai Esel.;.ni. 4 t.ll-t Gel

Faiai Essia;sni. - 4 isiirf tcceivra ~ hi,
rlare irnm Wine rannts. Arsanas annaunrrs lie
dra,h y MHl.anO Mtanlry. Formerly n IN. eouply,
.cn q ths a,s Jahn NCaaey. d he ,,cnry o. cbi.
pei Hill he wss engaged IN eboppins Jo~a sumo
trees. ef which irl upon HIM crushing hi. head.
shoulder and hrra.i in a shocking manner. lie liz.
geifd 10 almost inssnsie sitt about siI days aud
died on the 4sh u February. Ne removed ffvm tbs
county about Ten yesn ago. snd has sft wife aud
i,ree four children 70 mourn their sudden berca,c.
n~ni. lie Va. about IS yean Of age.
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MoNFY ForSp.-A Grensborough Cores
pendent Of the Petersburg Express says that
lie learns by letter from Elizabeth City that
about 500. 900 of The money belonging Ia the
Farmers Bank 81 that place. has recently been
md concealed in safe owned BY Mr.. w.
w. Griffin. Iormrr Cashier 81 said Bank.
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aRnvr Nromr y Tnr cAa.--rhe editor

RliyY NioHT ~ THE CAa. The editor
of the New York Courier tins discourses
upon me ~ the advantages az civilization !:
eve have tested the comfnsis 81 a night
ride 10 rain. gloom. Wild wind. and all that
The cause could devise 10 impress upon
traveller what sn in,rnisn. what . charm of
civilization. three refined. Il was u roll se.
eBfely through ~ tbs gloom, sn,l ID The face.
III tie seonl n lie STERN; aud while the
tain dashed over rod and river, IL br borne
rapidly and safely il lighted room. aud
where tie thoughts could glide into INDECENT
perplsHity, lie ,,ry threshold 10 sleep.
" a RAINY night IN the cars. That il il
which lifts this century high. if not dry. sbpye
al oilers. Where else bat 10 our times.
and where else bot 10 lands of The civilized,
could tie Traveller smile AZ the storm, and
find rather more pleasure from is contrasts
than hindrsnee FROM IL. powrri Tie wan.
,ltrer atsr the Earth a century or a half cen.
fury since would, 'on sueh a nigh, AZ this,
have been the generalization 81 dull dies.
pair. lleiwosld have been saturated at the
fret mile. begrimned al the second. and
been introduced, with every prospect II
close acquaintance 10 eDniuIb ptiob and rheu.
m ,tisn II ne clos. Of bis dolffal journey .
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7k E6sa Of The .am.rieaa Peaceful BON.
baYdaeni Of Japan.

While The effect Of British AMI French
cannon TO open the empire Of chihs to the
world remain. ret TO be seen, il isquie GER.
tain tast toe Of three little American YEA.
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oIlR nnnK TABLE.

The pcs. o. eiher engagements has prevented Us
from paying proper attention 10 Book Table Tor
two or three WEEKS. 90 the interval the following have
been ,eceised.
sfedman's Salem uagazine.--The first
number d tbs work has been received. Il !. publish.
ed al Salem. IN th. stale by A. j. siedmsn. Esq at
80 per aHnum. 10 advance. Il Il % be- filed entire
Nth original ariiclrs intended specimens of south.
stn literature We sope NJ. siednan will BE- Iibcrsl
y sustained u Bis enterprise snd that bis hishes. rI.
persiioDs willhe reslred Bot n enabls him 10 CON.
PETE successfully with tie northern pubcsons, mors
attention must 10 pad 70 The printing and ils qua.
NY Of the paper.
Peterson's Counterfeit Defcctor.- We
ere 10 reesis o. Peiet.on's PhiIsdcPhp COUn,erisil
Dsiscior g, March. This Is valuable publication.
neatly soi up. and deserves encouragement Il .. pub.
lisbsd monthly 81 81 per snDum.
The Lost Daughter. lave rscessl from
T. D. Peterson q Bro's. 900 che,nui 81 Philadslphs.
The Los, Daughter. and other Tales u The Hear" ny
the sis Distinguished AB,borss., MIA Csmins Lee
Ienir 10 one sis. dBodesimo volume, bound 10 eOlh.
The pfics 81 IS 10 Ibis from, o, 81 Tor two volumes
bound 10 pape.
Leslle's ,ragaxine.--0ne Of the ehsspss
pamphlets nov Published Is " Flank Lssis's New
Fsniiy Magsln.s 8 !, hsnIsOnsly ssIsa W. shh
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Seminoies shalt receive the gusrtlinnsh 'p Of
the Uaited States Government; that Tor
twelve months they shall be fed aud clothed.
and their expenses paid to their new homes
in the West. on the Seminole Reservation
in Arkansas. The Government is to pay
them. Immediately on their arrival at their
Western home. $250,O00, besides giving
them mechanics, farmers, and blarksm'lhs
TO instruct their children, aud S25,O0O an
nualy forever. II is possible siOO,000 or
more may be given to them as bonus. inns.
or the exact amount, is not yet Determined
upon. II is likely that the original PROPOSE
t,ul Of the Government to Billy Bowlegs, VI
SIC. 900. may be rvnewed.'
An INTERESTING DEoIsIoN--A PRoTEsr on
BANK NoTEs.-Some time in November last,
after the suspension Of specie payments ny
the banks, Sam'l Harris presented two 20
bills of the Bank of Commerce nj their coun-
ter, and demanded specie for them. They
refused TO pay It, aud the notes we're duly
protested, and suit being instituted before
Justce Means TO recover, he gave Judgment
| against the Bank in both cases. The Bank
appealed to the Court Of Common Pleas. and
tile case was tried before jury on Saturday.
The Bank urged that they were not legally
liable to pay The protest (s2 on each noie,)
but the jury rendered verdict for appellee
in both eases, thus affirming the Judgments
Of the magistrate. Counsel f'r the appel
lants fled moticns in arrest Of judgment.
which remain to be disposed Of. The cases
possess considerable interest. for IL Il be rs-
iablished that bank is liable iothe expenses
Of q protest and costs of suit on every note
issued, for which they refuse to pay specie.
no bank could afford 10 remain suspended
any length Of time. The costs in each Of the
above eases will reach. with the protest. some
twelve or fifteen dollars. Baltimore Sun.
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good type, and great variety II reading naer and
number Of spirited engravngs. IN addition to which is
INCORPORATED the Gazette Of Fashion" Price $500
ser annum Publication Office 10 Ffanafort St. New
York.
Pictorial BinsrapIiy.-we learn from an
occasional correspondent at New York, that gentle
man Of that city, North Calolnan by birth, has been
engaged some time in collecting materials for Pictorial
Biography Of distinguished and worthy citizens Of Moth
Caplina from every walk Of life, to be published IN
numbers, each to have four portraits, with autographs
and from two to six pages Of biography, embracing the
principal incidents of their lives, the whoeto be ex.
ecu,ed in the very hest style ofpIinns and liihogmphy
Perfect kenesses ale guaranteed, and afforded at q
price not to exceed twelve and half cents EACH for the
portrait and biography. detail Of the plans will be
made known soon, thronghthe papers the State.
The Edinburgh Review, for January. con.
tains, /. Prospect Of the Indian Empire, ? Milmans
History Of Latin Christianity g. Scottish University
Reform. 4. The Angel Ia the House. 5..fhc Adding.
ton and Pitt Administrations. o. Tom Blowns Schoo
Days. Z. Able Ls Deus Memoirs Of Bossuet. g. The
Hawkers Literature in France O.. Lord Oyersione or
Metallic and Paper Currency.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co., New York
Price SO per annum. for any one Of the Reviews, o.
Blackwood for any two Of the works, IS; for Black
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
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At meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Carolina City Company. held in Goldsbo-
rough on the 18th ult., E. A. Stanly was
elected President, and John M. Rose, secre-
tary.
Arrangements were made for the immediate
erection Of Hotel, aud propositions were
received for the purchase Of lots for the cree
ton of buildings Tor male and female Semi
naries. which propositions were referred to
a Committee for negotiations.
The thanks Of the Stockholders were re-
turned to Major Cook. the former President,
Tor the efficient and faithful performance oi
his duties as President
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02

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spur lsinss Serbrcchcns Ssrac, rerItlp6 Die Stir.
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10 bod I'M sSsrt9e ais iu unlsrw Belt. Se,te frst.
lid rrrps es cineu Npporatcu en Qebtes leiu ouf
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