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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

This quality of seizing hold and causing the expulsion Of de-
PRAYED humor possessed by other medicine than BRAN
DRETTs PILLS They operate only upon the tissues involved in
that's affected by the disease In fact they seize those
humo much from preference from natural affinity be-
their life is below that Of the surrounding and which
settling the tissues Of the throatthst is around the throat
regon-produce throat sorehroa plague and the
headache and fever Within hour after four six Pills are
taken there felt peculiar creeping in the part affected sort
collecting Of the diseased humors ready for expulsion No
hurt weakening effect arise from their use because
they upon healthy and taken early they prevent
all organic disease Oh how important in sickness to that
medicine which only exnguhe the disease aud leaves no evil
behind Sold 25 box with pamphlet and drec-
tons No 2 Canast Brandeth Building and all respect
able Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

The N. Y. Herald in an article designed to set
forth as "a well attested fact Of history" that
=" the financial agents Of every Government riss
" and prosper, or decay and fall with the advanc-
"ipg or receding system which they uphold"
refers to our American experience. when after
the fret peace with England" say Tbs Herald,
I" the revolutionary form of Government fell to
pieces, its financial system. and all the great
names that supported it, fellwith it. The present
" confederation which was soon aftsrwaid formed.
90 never undertook to revive the one nor to re-
" "munerate the other. The names of Robert Nor
" rs and hundreds of others still stand on our re-
voutionary history, melancholy proofs OF this
great truth"
The financial system of the Continental Con-
gress, as it did not depend for it's support upon
bankers or merchants, SO it ruined none Of that
class of whom we have ever heard. As to Robert
Norris bis failure had nothing whatever to do
with bis connection with the Revolutionary finan-
ces, nor did it take place till some twenty years
after Il grew mainly out of his speculation in
Western lands, and Washington City lots. OF tho
hundreds of others referred to by The Herald, wo
would be much obliged if it would mention one,
nor is il true that the existing government failed
to recognize the debts or to remunerate the credi
tors of the revolutionary government. On the
other hand one of the very first acts Of the
government was to fund the revolutionary debt,
thereby making wealthy large number Of persons
who had bought it up at great discount Robert
Morris himself was one of that very number.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

respectful drmeanor, and now. after this glorious
" contamination Of a troublesome measufe.' are
safely laid BY in Mr. rouceys portfolio to be
launched at the very next audscious government
which NAV venture TO exacerbate the atitudinous
diRniecation Of this occidental pOtentacy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

The steamship ASIA now about due at thi, port
with three days later intelligence from Europe, had
not arrived when our first edition went to press
Her news was not intercepted at Cape Race.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26
TEE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From WasIhiugtOll.
RECEIVED BY

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON "Wednesday, May %oy lsave
Senator Sdell and Vice-President BrecSinrd'e
were instrumental in getting "Ike Cook ~
pointed Postmaster Of Chiesge, in order 70 ~
bsuass Judge Douglas; hence the hesitation =
Headquarters as to his removal thus iar. Ios'ns-
ter-General Holt is investigating the case Tsss-
Oughly.
ATTORNEY General Blacks, opinion respsSt'sg 10"
Overland Mail contract is ready, but has nA been
delivered II is understood 70 be aseinf tho
rights of the Company.
Gen. Walkers filhSastering expedition is annoy
ing to the Administration, because it was on thee
of settling our Central Amesacan DIFFICULTIES, "sieh
may BOW be complicated through the Gsne'a'
agency The inssructiona to ths squadron q sSA
Juan and AspiRwal pos Sively command the aJssss
Of armed bands, and tie hope is entertaines4 a'ts
that Walker will not escape
Private htters fron Arissaa represent thst "a
statement. heretofore published conce<nir =
population and agricultural resources ara ntt'-'g
unfou1jed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26
Aew1lork DAILY Gribm,re
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No ce can taken of Anonymous Communications What
s~er is intended for insertion BE- authenticated by the
name address Of the Wer-not necessarily for pubics
ton, but guaranty for his good faith
We undertake 10 return rejected Communications
Business letters THr TRIBUNE Office should In al be
addressed to HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

Virginia holds her election to-day, and, notwitl-
standing all the noise made in few journals in tho
Old Dominion, it is manifest that John Letcher
and the entire Democratic State ticket are to be
elected by heavy maorities. Mr.. Goggn is
tolersbly good speeehmaker, aud nothing more.
and will obtain the old Wbig vote and the old Wing
fogging The paueity of Opposition candidates for
Congress proves clearly that the Opposition Arc
not only weak in numbers but painfully conscious
of that discouragng circumstance. The rival
candidates for State officers and Congressman are
as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

To tSs AsSocfsted rrsu-
.WAsHISGTos, Wednesday,, May 2 1.
The opinion Of Attorney General BLACK on the pA
submitted by the Secretary Of State in the Pslki
against the Russian Government, but merely shou
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26

Democrats. Opposifion.
Gottynor .. John Letcher. Nillism T. 0orgin.
Lieut. Cor. Robert L. Montague. Watman T. Wiley.
Attornes GenIJ. Randolph Tucker Walter Preston.
Public Works. George Blow jr. John r. Klby
Congress L.. Muscoe r. II. Garnett.
H.. John S. Millson
ILL.,. ....John >. Caskie. ID. C. Dejarnette.
W. William o. Goode Thomas c. Flournoy-
W.. Thomas 3. Bocock.
W.. Paulu' fs,sa PsTe!'
VII. } i,b nhi'1i' ~ sbacIles,ra Henry W. Thomas.
NIII....Charles J. Faulkner
TX. James II. Skinner
X. .Sherrard Clemens. Ralph L. Berkshire
XI....AlbeT @. jenkins James M Laidley.
Kill. ..Henry A. Edmondson.
XII....George w. Hopkins.
The Opposition express confidence in being sblo
TO elect one or two Congressman, and in day or
two shall know whether such expectations
to be realized.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26
o. J. WOOD 1 Co.
Have Removed from No. Sl2 4

Have Removed from No. Sl2 to
No 4A BROADWAY, New York.
In oonsAquence Of the very large number who prefer 70 py
prf Woop's Has RssroRArrE from the Manuiactory
direct popeors have resolved to make retailing leatare
their business and viii be most happy TO see all
their Lady Gentlemen Paon and to give them all the IL
formation their power at their new store No ftt broadNsy
The number Of years Prof WOODS HAIR REsToRAr'E mas
been before the public and the in which has sustained
is reputation shown by the constantly increasing demand ir
renders this late day 20 detail Its nes
Suffice is late effort in imitation OF some 9the
stimulated rs but scientific aud wresabiishsd
p,rrston for restoring and growth Of the hair eradi'
eating dsnda preventing hair falling and general rec
Of all affections of the hair and scalp.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-26
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.

DE NESoGE Co, EPERNAy. FRANCE,
used AZ the
yNyykIM TABLES on TIE CONTINENT OF EUROPE.
PrsrEcTLN fvEE AMP DkLeAI. MIStai
=. moderate price aud admirably sdsP,ed for family use
Sold BY
u x,, No ,s Broadway: j. s PIERCE, No. 6s5 Broad.
:. -. Howr,I Co No 6s0 Broadway MACY 4 Co.. No.
SIC s.Lav CoRwiN Co.. corner OF BToadwsy aud nh,s
sa.w Grossly No. lS Springs and ey nearly every esa'
a. Ho.el ard dealer throughout the country ,.
"s "''~ v HAuGHwoVr, Sole Importer,
Corner Of Broadway ana Broome-s'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06

HE JAPANESE EMBAssADORs.-The correspondent OF
the New York Journal of Commerce at Hong Kong,
writes as follows concerning the japanese commissioners
now on their way to this country
1t was provided in the treaty made by Mr.. Harriss,
that two japanese Commissioners should be sent to the
United States III national vessel. am happy to an
nounce that the ministers have been designated and the
Mississippi, detached by Commodore Iatnal has left
this port Simoda where all the necessary preparations
will be made on board for their accommodation In few
days the Pawhaan will follow, to sec them well off, and
show them the utmost honor The Mississippi, Capt
Nicholson, will stop at the Sandwich Islands, to COAL
and next at San Francisco from whence she will sail for
Panama. and on the other side the Ministers will be
transferred in national vessel to the United States en-
route for Washington You may be assured they will
elevate all your ideas of courtesy and poteness saw
them when the treaty was concluded, on board of our
ship therefore know their appearance spirit and bear
ing. The same commissioners are the Ministers about
to proceed the United States The names of the Min
listers are Nagaai Genba Kami Governor of Accouts
and Minister of the navy, and iva say Higo no Kami
Imperial Inspector The first is said to be an intelligent
and well educated, having been instructed by
officers of the Dutch navy at Desima in algebra mathe-
matics, and navigation. In 1857, he conducted the
steamer Soemtng the first possessed by the Japenese
from Nagasak to Jeddo, with Japanes Engineers and
sailors, and without any Dutch or European aid Twa
say Higo no Kam is also an intelligent man, and has
acquired some knowledge of politics from bis intercourse
with Mr.. Harrss especially, and from the Dutch and
other foreigners They about 40 years of age As
at the most aud of moderate stature erect sze black
hair and black eyes, and sharp noses the whitest and
most perfect teeth, with sooty dark complexion
Most artless inqustive and innocent. Heaven grant
they may nothing in the United States to confound
and corrupt them No Kami' is not proper name
or part OF it, but an honorable title borne by the high
est mobiles, meaning, literally of heaven,"-as the
old japanese made their highest dgnares gods or de.
rived them from the gods Lieut.. Habersham flag Off
of the feet, will be detached by the Commodore to
attend the Japanese Ministers to Washington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06
TERMS or ADvrRrIsIno.
q. NJ. Shaw and Col John B. Jores-two Of the Direc-

H. NJ. Shaw and Col John B. JoEes-two Of the Direc
tors the part of the State-and several other gentle
men, went board little Calypso again. and put
out. Crossing the Sound to Coinock Bay, we entered
the second canal and going FIVE miles through it, enter
ed North River, far pober stream than had any idea
North Carolina contained within her boundary. Down
this magnificent river We steamed till within full view Of
PoweiFs Point, and In the waters of the sAihemaFe
Sound, when we turned back and reached Crawford
about five o'clock, where we tarred till the next NOR
ning and then set out for Portsmouth, reaching there
about o'clock, p. H., of the same day.
AT Coinjock there is boarding boat, under the So.
perinendence of Mrs. Campbell thrifty lively and 40,
tive lady who treated to hot Coffee biscuit butter
sweet potatoes &c. in abundance Full of life and ami
nation herself she inspires everybody around her with
the same spirit, and feeds them well.
Capt. Parks had provided abundant comforts for the
inner man. and those too, of the most superior quality
Modesty forbids my mentioning gallant assault which
somebody made upon an enormous ham, cured by MFR.
Todd, of Smith6eld Suffice it, every man did his duty
On our return to Crawford we found Mr.. NJ. Court
right of New York, who had arrived in Portsmouth
after departure and through by land to meet
Mr. c. is the head of the firm Of contractors for the
whole of this work. and well have they performed their
contract SO far They have displayed zeal and energy
which would brook hindrance hesitate at no difficult
ty, aud knew such word as fail, and the amount of
work already performed and that now being carried on
every day, is truly astonishing
In conclusion Of this brief and imperfect sketch may
state that this unquestionaby of the greatest and
most important works Of internal Improvement in the
State and before remarked its Importance not con-
fined to even two States. 1t eminently deserves
and trust will receive the fostering aid and care of this
State for Virginia never has and never will put forth
helping hand It is emphaticaly, therefore, North
Carolina ork of national Importance, and it is SUBJ
ect of congratuation that Marshall Parks is at the
headof it, for there is t man In the coantry
On our return to Portsmouth, we visited the Penn
sylvania and Gov Ellis received salute Of thirteen
guns Commodore Chatard conducted US over the whole
ship and treated with great deal of courtesy In
the evening Capt. Parks took us round the City of
Norfolk iu carriages to show the City, and thus we
indebted to him for every thing that kind aten
tire visit pleasant one
There several other matters might embrace in
this letter. but the fear of making it too long restraints
me. I WILL therefore. conclude. J.F.S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06
SCHOOL BOOKS.
From the New Haven Register. 18th.

TAPERING OFF.-The Black Republican majority in
the late eecton began to taper and continued apeng
the nearer VIC came to the true figures of the returns
The official result published, shows what narrow
escape they have had the largest poll ever given
State election The average majority of their State
ticket Governor Lieut.. Governor Treasurer, Comp
orites of their CoDgressmen still less 1596-and OF
their Senators still less 842 They elect three Of their
thirteen Senator's aud without these three they would
have been in minority in the Senate,) by votes OF 5,
27 and ~ and two Others by votes OF SO and "a,
spectiyey. Their meagre maorites of five members in
one house of the Legislature and eleven in the other
more shrivelIed and feeble than any party had in
this State that succeeded in getting their State off
GERS by popular vote It is evident that the Black
Republicans the last stumps oi their last legs in
Connecticut One more vigorous assault will bring
down the rickety fabric of Abotionism and bury them
in its ruins.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06
UOuCHSTONE.

THIS CELEBRATED COLT will stand the pres
ca ent season Stables, Qate residence OF VIM.
ARA Fajson, decd, } in Sampson County aud VIII be
.et to paarvs un the following terms
TERMs-Sxty dollars to insure forty dollars for the
son twenty dollars the leap dollar to the Groom,
in either case.
Mares from distance will be taken Of but risk
assumed.
Board per day 574 cents The season will commence the
10th of March, and close the 10th of June.
Touchstone IS by Godfnder of Hamiltonian mare,
was four years old 18th of March, 1852 Is hands inches
high color bright bay He is believed be the fastest
rotte in the United States of his age For particulars
enquire of the owners at the above Stables.
III. j. FAISON & BROS
March IL. 25-Sm
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LXoE's MAGNETIC POWDERS,

Hi4daSr0y Garden Insects CoctronchGs Bed Bugs, Feas
Ants, Moths, and oil pests Of the vernain kl!sd
The Importance of q reliable article of this kind lost
mabe In weather all nature teens with these an
noyng foes This powder is the only discov
from the horticultural Society Of Paris, while amidst the
ferns OF asia observed that all insects lighting upon
made of guard their night camps from the inuder
Quantities Of the plant was brought home by Mr. E. Lyon
1t simply powdered leaf chemically prepared to resist
the effect of age climate Medals and Letters Patent
France, Germany and Russia from the Worlds FaiT and
medical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from tbs President Of the United States.
- EXECUTIVE MANSION. " WAsHINGToN 3lst Jan. 1854.
Nix ENAsuE1 LYoN-Dear oir have the pleasure to
inform you that the Commission, Of the Worlds Fair at
London have awarded you Medal Certificate the
great value of your Magnetic Powders, &c.
8-VD MifLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate Of Prince
IT. IL FREE FROM POISON.
NEW YORK, October LIST, 1855.
MR. I. LY0NDear Sir: We have analy ysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless to
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when in
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
LAURANCE REID, Prof. Chemistry, n. Y: Hospital.
Mr. John L. Rome Superintendent of the New York Hos
pta says, he has expelled all the bugs, ants, reaches,
moths &c, with Lyons Magnetic Powder, and finds it of
Every gardner aud housekceper have direct inter
est article Of this kind. Reference can be made to
slegs President of the American Institute James Gordon
Bennett Cen Winfield Scott Cyrus W Field, l. NJ Pease
o. % Ine I've Ioo IS 9soq' % - S l. 1I o ,so1
The Farmers Club have tested thoroughly It will destroy
ocusts grasshoppers ants, moths bugs, and all yermln
Garden plants be preserved and houses made pure
Arrangements made through Mes rs. BARNES
PARK Of New York. to have sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised. Be cautious
NEW YORK Nov Ath l-58.
Ii retiring from business have sold all my Insect Pow
thereto to Messrs BARNES & PARK. The Powder is dis
coyery made by myself and brought from the interior o.
Asia and is unknown to any other persons. The genuine
and effective ltce pnt up tin cansters and will con
tinue 10 bear nv name. E. LYON
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder and are
killed by MAGNETIC PILL. Order them through any mer
/ chant
'Ts Lyons Powder kills insects in trice,
! But LYONS Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample TASKS 25 cents regular Sizes SO cents and 81 90
Follow directions. Use freely and thoroughly.
BARNES & PARK
l3 4 Is Park Row, New York.
Jan. Z, 1859. 196m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06

LAMAaTIsE AND THE EaPgRoR--The Paris cores
pondent of the Literary Gazette states that few years
ago the Emperor cent NJ de Ia Gueronniere to NJ La
MARITIME, desiring him to say that he intended to pro-
pose to the Corps Legsiatf vote OF 100000 francs
(e4000) year TO be paid to Lamartine 4duriDg his
lifetime The poet refused, begged M. de la Gaeron.
Mere to request the Emperor give up any design of
the kind, adding" should be obliged to refuse the
sum il voted Gr cannot recognize the Emperor merely,
because he makes bis power serve my convenience hav-
ing refused to acknowledge that power when It oppres
ed me in common with my fellow-citi5ens.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06

The YAcHr WANDERER-S SAVANNAH, April 27.-
The steamship Florida brought up the passengers Of the
Wauderer to this port to-day. She encountered gale
in the Gull Stream on Friday night carrying away her
main boom split sa etc. and rendering it necessary for
them to leave her. steam tug has been despatched
to bring her into port.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06

This board met in this city on the 26th Instant
Present His Ezcellency, Gov Ellis, James Fulton and
n. NJ. Long, Esqrs.
The Governor announced to the Board that he had,
through his Private Secretary, effected the purchase Of
the Cape Fear and Deep River works, with their priv
leges franchise, &c. agreeably to an act of the General
Assembly, for $365,0O0. TIE board then appointed
n. n: Nixon and James Cassidey, Esqs, of New Han
over, Moses A. Bedsoe ESQ.,, OF Wake, and Henry A.
London, Esq of Chatham, Board of Commissioners of
said works.
On the proper certificate made by the Albermarle &
Chesapeake Canal company it ordered by the Board
that the sum of 100000 the part Of the State be
subscribed to the capitol stock of said company accord
ing to the provisions of act Of the General Assembly
The President of the Board, Gov. Ellis, authorized
to make the subscription and onotiy the Public Treas
lrer Of the same
Owen R. Kenan, Esq, was appointed State proxy in
the called meeting of the stockholders of the Wilmington
j. Weldon Z. K. Ce. to be held on the 10th of May.
A resolution passed by the Board urging upon
the different R. E. Co.'s in which the State is interest
ed the necessity for the adoption of method by
which the transmission OF through feghts, with certain
ty and despatch could be ensured thus securing to the
State the profits arising therefrom and to seapors
the credit well enhanced business to be derived
from the shipment, &C., of North Carolina products.
This object it is thought can be effected by system
of through freight trains by greater unity of action
among the Rail Road Companies aforesaid
We will set forth the resolution in full in our next
meeting of the commissioners of the Cape Fear and
Deep River works held the 9th, but did moth
ing of Importance except to appoint Chief Engineer
Elwood Morris, Esq, of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Morrss is
expected to be on the works at an early day. Henry
London ESQ., former Secretary and Treasurer of the
company appointed Secretary and Treasurer of the
commission.
For the foregoing information we are indebted to
Graham Dawes, Esq, Private Secretary to the Cover
nor who will please accept our thanks for the same
Raleigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06
For Sale aid TO Let.
FOR, SALE

- AN EXCELLENT STORE with from hafacre to
TH nine of land with it also Dwelling House
ezeaA the lot.
No. Turpenne STILL 20 barrels capacity, with the
sin The stand for merchandising and buying Turpentine
cannot be beat in the county.
The Still and fixtures will be sold very low and delivered
at the place or Wilmington Address at Moores Greek 2.
0, CHS. W. MURPHY.
J. n. MURPHY.
Point Caswell, n. c., April IS. 1889 18G 3t-33-5t
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,

WiImIngtoh, n @
VIZ G. MLLIGAN, proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he prepared to make and put to Or
dcrMarbe Monuments of all sizes, Tombs, HeadStones,
Furniture Tops Mantles Hearths &C., of the best quality
Of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
workmanship and cheap can be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron Rang-5O different styles for incosng family lots,
from IS cents $40 per foot furnished and put to order
N. Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
non; and all articles warranted to be recommended or
UChaTge made.
Nov. 23d.-[l2-tf
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Rewards.
$50 REv ARD,


70 RANAWAY FROM PETER RIvES, Guardian 70
X Mary c. Teel. negro BEN. Said negro is dark
q mulatto, has large mole the right side of his
SLOW spoken, has down look when spoken weighs l6
10 bs and is about six feet il height. will give the
above reward for the apprehension and dev cry BEN
that get him. He is doubt trying TO passas free man.
PETER RfEES, Guardian.
GreenvilIe, n c., Jan. 18th, 1859 226m
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Official Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY CoCRr--MARCH TERN. 1852
Ross Morse
IS. Original Attachment.

Original Attachment
The Schooner Joe Fianner.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
owners nf the Schooner Joe Fanner nonresdents
is therefore ordered that publication be made in the Will
mington Journal for weeks. notifying said defendants to
appear he next term Of said Court be held for the
county aforesaid at the Court House in the town Of Will
mington on the second Monday Of June next then and
there to plead denur, judgment final by de-
will be taken against them. and the property levied
upon be sold TO satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs
Test. SAM'L r. BUNTING Clerk.
April 2ath. 1859. fPr. fee S. Gal 35-6t