Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-29

Deems bad been elected to Professorship in the Uni
versy of n. c., the following resolution was offered
aud adopted by rising vote:
WHEREAS Authentic information has reached this Con-
the election of Rev. c. F. Deems, D. to the
Professorshp of Logic and Rhetoric in the University OF
North Carolina,
Resolved That we respectfully request Dr. Deems to
said when 0Cay ha cm
Church
DR. Deems made some telling remarks, declaring him.
sell ready to do what is necessary to promote MethO
dism if not at too great sacrifice.
Bishop Fairy said that he bad met Gov. Morehead on
his way, and the Gov. had told him that number of
the members of the Board had desired to elect Dr.
Deems, and had regret that could extract from
DR.. Deems a decision as to whether be would accept
not and the Bishop says he told the Governor that Dr.
Deems right in not compromising himself by such
pledges but that il they bad Professorshp to offer DR.
Deems, let them offer it, and Dr. Deems would exercise
his Judgment.
A resolution, offered by Rev. James Reid and D. B.
Nicholson. passed-very complimentary to Bishop
Early, and requesting him to visit Is.
A Board OF Trustees for Cedar Grove ACADEMY
appointed
was located, and Rev K. G. Maynard made Super
numerary.
DR. Deems moved vote of thanks to the people of
Beaufort for their hospitality. 1t carried by q
unanimous rising vote.
Votes of thanks to the pastors and Railroads were
passed.
day of fasting and prayer appointed
Rev. MIR. Hefln made explanatory remarks in regard
to projected improvements IN the Adrocdte
A bout six O'Clock the appointments had been read
and prayer had by Rev. James Reid. The follow
ing TOR the next year
APPOINTMENTS.
Raleigh D'st1ct-D Nicholson, P f. Raleigh City,
Joel W Tucker; Raleigh City Mission c Johnson, Raj
Bobbitt; Taw River. JOS Martin, Reid: Lousburg
IT Ricaud; Henderson, Benz Long: Person. W Moore
lilo lIcIo
Brent Hilsboro Circuit Jno Tinnin Chapel Hill Jesse
A Cunniggiun Nashville, Geo Wyche Ed or c Advo
Greensboro DiShic.-N Reid P Z. Greensboro, l. l.
Hendren Guiord, James B Afford; Davidson, John W
Mann Stokes, Pepper; Wentworth, R Bruton; Yam
ceyviIIe, VIM Barringer keasbug, Alfred Norman Ala
yepson Trinity College Craven; High Point James F
Smoot; ASHFORD. Jos { Thomas Craven, President of
Salisbury Bis,ict-W Bobb E. taIisbnry, ' TSos
" Guthrie; Rowan Wills; East Rowan Jas J Hines,
M Nc. will homas Resks Ire
Iredel Webb; Alexander, Jno Floyd; Little River
Mission -; Jonesvie, Isaac Keerns: Wilkes, Chas
Anderson; Surrey Isaac Avent Blue Ridge Mission,
M n Taylor: Jauraton Mission, Helsebeck.
WI HGSh p,' Dlstrc-s Wycbe, p E. Washington
Warren Circuit. Andrews Plymouth John Jenkins;
Williamson, Abram Weaver; Greenvie, A H Goddin
Bath Meachem Neuse, Charles Jones Ta~boro
Rob't Moran; Neuse Mission N Hooker; Portsmouth
Wood Roanoke Cold Miss, N Hunt; Tar River Mis-
sion, M H Height.
Neorbern Ni$trict-Wm loss, P f Newbern Centen
airy, James Il Brent Andrew Chapel, W Barnes; New
bern Circuit, Culbre'h Snow Hill; James Bailey:
Walsh Ccntentna, Jno Brooks; smithield, L Shell ;
Godsboro, R g Barrett; Evertsville, Jos Wheeler
1oRes John lGc on Trent I5p1tt Woshsad city
fort Ann Street Fisher Beaufort, Purvis' Chapel
be supplied s Frost, Pres't Wayne Female College
W"gtq. DISTRICT Charles P DEEM = F. W Whining
North East be supplied Topsai Geo W Deems Smith
vile, i robbins; Cape Fear Mission. VIM NJ 3 Moore
perDumerary South River Mission, Gulbret; Dupn, 3
r Guthrie Onslow, S Peeler.
Fayetteville District p Doub. P E. Fayetteville l. S
Burk6ead Evans Chapel R Bibb Fayetteville Circuit
D Adams 4 on, P H scovill; Montgomery. Thomos c
Moses; UwAare, Aebedee Rush Deep River w Chaffn
Fear, CASTOR Farow; M Wood Missionary to China VIM
Carter transferred to the Virginia Conferences Jno Davis
transferred TO Tennessee
U"I'd States Treasury Estimates for the next Fis-
cal Year.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. %, 1859.
Hon. the Speaker of the House of Representatives of
the United States:
SIR-Ag eeaby to the joint resolution of Congress- of
January T. 1916 have the honor TO transmit, for the
information of the House of Representatives, printed
estimates of the appropriations proposed to be made for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861, as follows viz
ous including expenses of collecting the
revenue from sales OF public lands and ex-
penses of Observation-Disclosures. SO 225 625 70
To supply deficiencies in the revenues of the
General Post Office .................. $685. 44 Oh
Pensions Observation-Disclosures. ............. 249 900 90
Indian department Observation-Disclosures. LOIS 500 38
Army proper including miscellaneous objects 1885, 25 Y
Military Academy. ................. 1882 90
Qualifications, ordnance &c. ............ l979678 90
Naval establishment .................. I244, 845 So
To the estimates are added statements show
l. he appropriations estimated for the ser
vice of the fiscal year ending June 80, 1861,
made by former acts of Congress, and spe
Miscellaneous including expenses. of collect
ing revenues from customs 3,776,o6l IA
Compensation to the general Post Office for
mail service .................. 100000 90
Aiming and equpping the mails. 100000 90
Civilization of Indians ............ ..... 10000 90
Interest the public debt. 1856, 62l 81
2. The estimated balances of existing appro-
rriations which will be unexpended on Jane
| 80, 1850, part of which are required for the
! payment of the liabilities OF the present ifs
| cal year, but which will not be drawn frum
! the Treasury until after June 80, 1850, and
| the balance applied to the service of the ifs
| cal year ending June 80, Lit viz -
Civil list, foreign Intercourse. aud miscela-
neous ........... ........... 52ll S36 %
Interior Department (Pensins and ndian) 1927 Goa 03
War Department 49,. 2S9S,774 90
Navy Department ......... 2,94S38 90
Total. ............ ............... $50 7l4928 70
1t appears by Tie statement of the estimated ba-
lances of existing appropriations which will be unex-
pended the Both June 1860 the sum of 81 207 27S
As may be carried to The surplus fund.
Accompanying the estimates there are sundry papers
furnished by the several departments containing, ex
plantations regard to them. 1t appears from the
above that the annual and permanent appropriations
qured for the service OF the year ending June 3d. 1861
exclusive of public debt, amount to $5l 1874 70.
HOWELL COBB,
Secretary of the Treasury.
FROM Washington, Dec. 2l.-It is
the present design of the majority of the Senate to adj
iourn tomorrow until Monday then till Thursday anG
from the last named day to the following Monday If