Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-23
Items or all Sorts.

Adyices from Nicaragua received at New York, state
that Parez has risen against the government of Mart
nez. The whole country was in great confusion Will
lie Walker had better make another trial
The Persia sailed from New York for Liverpool on
the 14th with 200 passengers, and 100000 in spe-
cie
The crevasse opposite the City of New Orleans,
still open on the 14th and the water continued to pour
through it, doing great damage, and stopping the
Opelousas Rail Road train
W. j. Summervle has been convicted at Richmond
as being concerned in the robbery of the Custom House
in that City last October and sentenced to three years
in the Penitentiary
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.--We learn
from the Salisbury WachmGn, that the election III
Burke county decided in favor OF subscribing $4,000
for road. There remains now but $4,000 to raise
and the Watcman has been told that there is compa-
ny forming to take $l5OOOO of this sum. The balance
$4,000 will not be lacking to complete the required
sum- This road is to run from Salisbury via Statesve
and near Newton to Morganton
The annual city elections of Hartford took place on
the 10Th inst. Mr.. Anyne (Republican) was elected
Mayor by PIP majority. The Democrats elect Il Col
lector two city SberfS and carry three wards. This
gives the minor appointments to the opposition Last
year the Democrats carried the city by maorities rang
ing from 100 to 800.
Below we publish the vote of the House Of Repre-
sentative on the proposition Of the Senate to appoint
committee of conference the Kansas BILL 1t will be
seen that the only Know Nothing member from this
State is still found voting side by side with his friend
Giddings.
nd 1cre1 hon talk zen
sultcd-yeas los, nays l08-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Ali, Anderson, Atkins, Avery Barksdale
Bishop, Bocock, Bonham, Bowie Boyce, Branch Bryan
Burnett Burns Caruthers, Caske Clark of Missouri Clay
GSeo Of Gsfdnn G Ms%
ry Davidson Davis Of Mississippi, Dewar Dowdell, Ed
mundson, Elliott English Eustis, Faulkner Florence Gar
nett Gatrel GOOde Greenwood, Gregg, Hall of Chic
Hatch Hawkins HILL Hopkins, Houston, Hughes, Jackson
Jenkins Jewett Jones of Tennessee j. g. Jones of Penn
som, Maynard, Miles, Miller Mison Moore Nblack Pen
Reagan Ruin RUSSELL sandidge Savage, Scales, Scott
Soaring Seward Shaw of North Carolina, Shorter Single
ton, Smith of Tennessee Smith of Virginia, stallworth
Stephens Stevenson, Stewart of Maryland Tatct, Taylor
Of New York, TriPPe Ward Warren Watkins, , White
of Tennessee, and Zolicoffer-l08.
NAYS-Messrs. Abbott, Andrews Bennett Billinghurst
Bingham Blair Bliss Brayton BuAnton, Bu1ngame, Bur
necticut, Clark of New York Clawson, Cocker Cofax
CGmGs Coyodf Coz CraG Gur nsV B OF MAJ
iowa, Dawes Dean Dick Dodd Durfee Edio FarnswortI
Fenton Foley Foster Gddnss Gilman GhMER Gooeh
Harlan, Harris of Maryland Harris of Illinois, Haskin
Hickman, Hoard Horton Howard, Kellogg, Kelsey, Xii
kentucky Marshall of Illinois, Maeson Montgomery Nor
gan, Morrill,, Morris of Pennsylvania Morris of Illinois inc
ols Palmer Parker, Petit Pike Potter Pottle Purvance
cand Richie Robbins Royce Shay of Of Ios Sherman
TcpFn 1fTeE
Washbume of Illinois, Washburn of Maine, Wilson, and
So the motion was agreed to- the Chair voting in the
affirmative.
Mr. English moved that the vote just taken be recon
sdered and that the motion to reconsider be laid the
table
The latter motion was agreed to-yeas 1O8 nays 10;
the Chair voting in the affirmative. The vote wa
precisely the same as that already given.
TIE House committee had not been appointed on thu
4th 1t is presumed, however, that it will consist
Mr. English, of Indiana, as chairman, one Lccomptol
Democrat, and one black Republican.
James NJ. Edney Esq, formerly Of Ashevile, n. G.
and now Il resident of New York, sends engrav
ing of the Hickory Nut Gap Falls" and several por
trait specimens of work Of Biographical Sketches
North Caronians which he proposes to issue
This work will be issued in weekly numbers of fOu
pages and the subscription price will be Sc 25 per
mum if thousand subscribers obtained doubl
| that sum for five hundred subscribers.
i The specimens before augur well for that depart
ment of the work. and any of our North Carolina friend
who wish to be mmoralized will send their picture
and autobiographical sketches.-Chdrleton Courier.
The gross receipts Of the Washington Lecture of Ec
ward Everett, in Charleston, amount to $l,904. NJ
i Everett delivers his address in Columbia to-day.
DAMAGES lillian Fl. Parker has r
covered in the Twelfth District Court of San Francisc
Il verdict of $4,000 against Com. VIM. Mervin, of Il
U. $. ship of War Independence, for false Imprisonment
!, Parker was confined for long time by the Comm
dore, in irons, on the ship
The Steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston ON Il
18th inst, from Havana and Key West 10th inst
o. She brings no political news of interest. Sugar
moasses were quiet at Havana. Clayed molasses 81
reals Muscovado = reals. Freights very dull. f.
change London, sixty days, liz premium ;
Northern and Eastern cities, par to a per cent prem
: I'M.
The Steamer Susquehanna arrived at the New Yo
quarantine on the l 18th inst from San Juan. She h
:, had 155 cases Of yellow fever Eightyfve left
Port Royal jamaica There were II deaths during t
y. voyage.
Affair Honor.
x MOBILE April IA duel was fought at New
leans at ii o'clock, this morning, between Henry De
}, and w. J. Kennedy, both of this city, The weapo
were dueling pistols carrying ounce balls, and the d
lance fifteen PAGES AT the first fire, Kennedy receive
). wound in his hip There is hope however, of his
V covery.
Both Houses Of Congress have passed resolution
adjourn the present session on the 18th of June
. The report that terrible hurricane passed over Be
70 tonvle Mo on the 9th ult, turns out to be false
The Directors of the Farmers Bank of this Sta
have resolved that that Bank specie payments
u i" the earliest day practicable"