The North-Carolinian., 1859-05-28

iteSota VIII stand firm by her true colors At
,he VI election IN St. Panl Tuesday last the
pemocrafs achieved complete success This
IS considered g glorions result The Pionee,.
ana LeaHctai says of the election that it was
more hot'y contested than any previous one
si"ce Tue organization OF the city." The average
minority is 33S This" continues tile same
p'per. considering tile character of the Op-
Position, headed by an apostate Democrat, is
glorious victory. 1T determines beyond uues
tion The reliable Democratic character Of ahe
metropolis of the State In strict party con
test, our majority would have been three times
as large. Minnesota is safe for the Democra-
'cy Nenphis Appeai-
e WASHINGTON CHARAcTERIsTIC.-J ZONES, att
W asllingt on. sees fine turnout in the shape of
hack. Halls the driver and engages it att
th9ee dollars an hour to explore the MA agnfcent
.diktances. Driver is to be at Wizards, puac1
se-rssfsiy, in fifteen nsaasas. Jones goes to his
rooms, turns over leaf, hurres to get the
ladies' ready, and descends with them to the
door. Finds shabby, yes very shabby hack
Driver accosts him with Mr.. Jones and two
ladies Ready, sir y "Why you aren't the
man hired p replies Jones. No, SIR He's
the carrigge what gets the jobs Pm the car
Irage what does the work" Jones returns up
stairs disguised, Telling that if all his dntcipa-
tions turn out that way, the less lie Sets his
heart on Il certain office the better.
| The income of DR.. Chapn'S church, in New
York, from pew rents, is $1,000 He has Il.
comfortable salary OF 5000 \
/ Troubes are Ike babes-thev grow bigeerN
by nursing. Don't meet troubles aIf-way, for
Ithey nci worth the compliment
A yonng fellow writes from United Statesl
fvess.l off the coast of Brazil. - Our princi-s
Ipai sport is shooting monkeys aud a.ligators
and j can tell you, uuce Louis, that roast
monkey or monkey pot-pie is not So bad dish
after all. When a monkey-roast comes on the
table whole, it looks very much like cooked
baby but after beioe in man-of-war three
mouths don't mind trifles and can enjoy
Everything and anything" ~
ISD.ANAPo1Is May 90
r PREsByrERIAN G. ENFRAI. ASSEMBLY, %. :. :
At the session Of the General Assembly to-
day. the names of a number of additional com
miSsoners We're reported, making the whole
nnmhe now present $50.
Tie Board of Foreign Missions made it's
twenty second annual report.
Rochester. n Y. was selected as lie place
of meeting for the next assembly.
THE memorial Of the churches Of Philadelphia
o. ihe subject of c.urch extension was received
AID referred.
7 \ WEALTHY NEcREss The Pert Gibson
( Miss ErveiIle gives an account Of the dea til,
Q. Sab = alIy, 2 free woman Of color; Ste
fr'e Of Fer death Sarah owned a thousand
acres of land and thirty negroes He lived
near Port Gibson many years, extremely
well conducted and was O. esteemed gentle
man. 1t is not stated to whom the thousand
acres of land aud thirty negroes descend. -
An tditorosays his attention was first drawn
to fnatrimony Ivy the sbillfnl manner i'll which
pretty girl handle broom. A brother editor
says the manner in which his wife handles
broom is not so very pleasent.
W1L,1ISGroS. Del. May 2I.
New SCTOor. PREsBYTERIAN AsSEMBLY.-In
the New School Presbyterian Assembly to-day,
the board reported adversely to the prayer of the
seeding Southern Synod, asking partition of the
funds. The committee conferred with the A. II.
Nj. S. aud reported that the time had not come for
the adjustment of difficulties. or to separate from
the CongrcGationallsts,
An Ex-RoYAt FAM1LT.-The surviving mem
hers of Louis Phillipp's family nearly all in
England, watching, of course, for the chances.
4 London paper says =
Tuesday the tcte day of the Ex Queen Ma
RE Anelie. who omIIeted her t55th year On this
occasion the Duke and Duchess d 'Aumtle gave
deieuner at Orleans House, Twick kenham, a
larga f;tnilv circle. His Royal II ghness the Duke
Sake Coburg, attended by Colonel Francis Sey-
inour arrived shortly after II O'Clock from Wind
sor Castle. The Duke d'Oporto also joined the
circle: The Queen Marie Amrlic, accompanied
hy the Dnle de NemourS and his youthful familv
tie Duchess Augusta of Sake Coburg, Count de
Paris, &C., came from Caremont. Covers
laid for upwards OF 40. The Duke of SAKE Co
burg and the Duke d Oporto left 3 O'Clock
BALTIMORE, May 2I.
Result OF RoWDYISI.--Lucien O. l}ren was
assaulted last night in the vicinity of Front and
French streets and severely beaten that he died
this morning. He to have been tried in few
daysfor a burglarious attempt. A man named Sui
livan has been arrested on suspicion of being
OF the murderers.
New TORh, May 21.
"PRIoREss'' TRIUMPH 1ANr.--AIr. Ten Broeck's
ceIehratee mare, Pri6ress, won the Queens Plate
at the late New Market Races, in England.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
WALKERS s MovEMENTs.-A despatch from New
Orleans says that Walker and 800 men, on board
the Orizaba, had arrived at Acapulco. Their in
tentions were unknown bat it is supposed that they
are destined for Southern Mexico.
GALLANT CONDUCT OF UNITED STATES SAIL
oRS.-i4ieutenant ellis. United States Navy re-
Gently aided in saving the lives of the of a
schooner which founSered at Monteviceo, in full
sight of the city. The Lieutenant offered TO save
them II ten volunteers would join him, The Mont
evldeo Republican says:
z" The Filomena foundered at half past a. IN.
before 10 O'Clock. Lieutenant ellis and his gallant
companions had taken from the wreck the three
sailors who clung to the rigging, among them Do
mingo Filsherto. the Captain of TIE schooner.
At half past | o'clock they all dsembarked at the
victoria mole. IN the presence of a crowd of sover
hree thousand. who raceived them with open arms,
apd transported with joy. gave the gallant sailors
thorough gping triumph Lieutenant Gillis who
vasSfirlppiig with water. and much exhausted by
lis energetic struggle against the furious tempest,