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foUkS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS to the capital stock If
..1 'ne bank OF Commerce at Newbern are now omen
ne supervision of the commissioners appointed f,r
sa,o Pupose at the store Of JAMES W. CARIER ESQ in
me .own OF Newbern and will remain open in compliance
Bank AN'euDty cnaf'ering SAID
Hewbern, March 10, 1852
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spri.g lsss. sysiag lsse.
GOODS By ExPRBss.
LADIES' SPRING DRESS c00Ds.
WE HAVE Received TIE LARGEST AND
Ladies' and Hisses' Dsess Geeds,
That We have bad the pleasure of pesssae 70 shs
Ills fact, that the styles Of Drss Goods this Spring
are Aasdom and richer than BEFORE Known. md -
We have
BOUGHT THEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
sists in part Of
A superb Assortment Of silkss
BAREGES POPLINs,
ORGANIZE JAcKoNET MusLIx2
CRINOLINE BAREGES. FOULARDS.
CHALLIEss CHALLlE psLAINES Ia
The styles ere in Double Skirts two aOuDes Bsysdss.
three 6ouuees, Robe Lea, he
Beautiful Lot Of
COLORED MARsAILLEs.
ORGANDIE JACKONET MuSLiSS.
COLORED BRILILANTs.
FRENCH cALIC0s. Ae.
for Misses and Children To all Of which respectfully
w.A4R s. TUCKER
80 D0z' b szFG RE CLOVES , ,,,,x,,
March Is, 1859. SIT
A NICE 6dxs sESsf a 2Kn
FRENCH KID CATERS,
FRENCH KID SLIPPERS
CHILDRENS SHOES SLIPPERS
with and without Il Heels. s,,,r,,
March IL, 1859. 3a-u
WE PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN.
w ton large stOck of URikl (soA&s
ingof
JAcoNETT MUsLINs AND cAMBRrcs.
s.,SsooK axh H APP S SFls1aNs AostiSs
BISHOP LAWNS AND DINrTYs.
Also, beached and unbeached sheesiuss and shir,ngs
from cents and upwards
ALSO.
100 Pieces Of Servants HONESPUNS and GINGnANs.
March Is, 1889. SIT
LACE GOODS.
A RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SETS. COL.
"A lars Lace Sets. Vsence EdgiugA Bands. Jackoocst
March Is, 1859. se-G
Temple Of Fashion.
THOs. CALLAN,
(succIssoR 10 ISAAC Fsocfoa)
MERCHANT TAILOR,
PArErTEvILLE STREET, RAInou. n. C.,
DESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTETION OF PUR.
H. chasers to his Spring style Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Just arrived with extensive assortment Of French and
English Cloths and Cassimeres vessncs g. which will
be made to order in the best style having scared the
services Of the most skal Mechanics make them up
the most approved fashion Work done with and
quick dispatch
For past patronage return my sincere thanks to friends
and customers, and hope continuance Of the sane.
April 5, 1852 sEM
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4 NICE STOCK Of
"A CONGRESS CATERS,
FRENCH KID CATERS
FRENCH KID SLIPPERS
WALKING SHOES L., and
CHILORENS SHOES 4 SLIPPERS
with and without Hsela)
March Is 1859. 3eG
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LACE GOODS.
A RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SETS COL
"A lars Lace Sets, Vsence Edgings Bands Jackoocs,
and Swiss Edgings, DC.
w.H.&R s TUCKER
March Is, 1859. se-sI
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23
FURTHER BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
New YoRK, May 81.

New YoRK, May 81.
The French at Rome are to be increased and
placed on a war footing.
The English Parliamentary elections were almost
completed The Ministerial gain was variously
estimated from 10 to 25
NJ de Persigny had been appointed French Min
lister to London.
The Monteur denies that France is about to con-
centrate an army on the Rhine.
The Paris Bourse was fatand the three per cents
rather lower
The latest Turin telegram says the Austrians
| were re crossing the SeZa in haste
LONDON, l2th.--rhe Daily News says the price
Of Consols is ] 9Rl-4 per cent higher over that
Of Tuesday, a favorable effect having been pro-
duced by checking the drain OF gold in tue depart
'NA Stock Exchange the tendency of prices
On ~. -''staOtOFy In the Discount mar
was generally s~ -ate, Rlthongh high rates
ket the demand was mOuI..
were still demanded for long paper -au Of
At Paris the subscription to the French l.u
20 900 600, already exceeded forty millions incud
ing very large number for only ten francs of the
annual income All connected with the Govern
ment are expected TO take part in this new nation
al demonstration
At st. Petersburg, Exchange was irmor and
quoted at % 8,
A painful scene was produced on the Czar's
Stock Exchange day by the announcement that
sixteen more individuals had ceased to be members
Of the establishment.
The Bank Of Belgium has raised its rate of dis
count from 3 TO per cent.
The Emperor arrived here at midday. He
embarked on the Refine Hortense where he re-
ceived the city authorities and left at2P. M
1t was said at Paris that the Emperor expects
to be in Milan by the end of May or beginning
of June.
The London Times says that the continued
suspension of hostiities between the forces is
Italy excites daily new couieetures.
Turkey has also been the subject of much
comment
The recent rise in Russian produce has been
followed by considerable reaction Hemp had
fallen considerably Extraordinary activity pre-
vailed ia the leather market aud prices wer.
! still rising. At Mark Lane yesterday English
| wheat met with slow sale at a reduction OF
from to ss per quarter.
TURIN, 1.-THE following official Bulletin is
| published:
On the morning Of the llth at 10 A. NJ, on
/ ,-sOching the Vercill the Austrians ceased
Their retrogrado movement To day they made
an excu sion toward Gorsara.
LATEST.
Five batteries AM! thirty carts of sick and
wounded returned by GS;'avalona
Count Cavour leaves to-day to meet the En-
peror at Genoa.
PARrs, 18th The Monteur publishes the
following telegraph:
"RoME, l0th-According to orders from vi.
emma, the state Of siege has been raised at Anco-
na, and the light again lighted"
vienna, lIth.-The Archduke is dead.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Il.
The Assembly met at the usual hour this NOR
ming aad spent half an hour in religious exer-
cises The Chairman the board of directors
OF the Western Theological Seminary made his
report accompanied by numerous official docu
ments which were referred TO commit on
Theological Seminaries with instructions TO re
port on Monday next. The treasurer of the
Assembly made his annual report which was
referred. The moderator announced the Com
mittee on Synodical records composed of two
from each synod aud also announced the resig-
nation of S. A. Mercer as a trustee ofthe Gen
Assembly.
The chairman of the committee ON church
extensions made the fourth annual report, 49,
The report shows that out of 1868 churches in
connection with the general assembly, $50 have
no houses of worship; 20 churches worship in
union houses and lGs report their houses in
sufficient for their present wants, lal are in
'~ht, 777 had aid from abroad in building their
a.. "HaSs aud 873 cannot build without
church eu,. -has ~ largo
aid from the chur.. "a contributions for
The report shows that 'v inOreas.
church extension have been sleau..- '.'ee
ing since the commencement The comms.
recommend that all contributions for the build
inc of churches outside of the Jurisdiction OF
the churches should be made through the
church extension committee. The committee
ON the revision of the booked discipline made a
report and asked that it be made the first order
OF the day for Thursday next which was con-
Cured in.
Adjourned till Monday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT


NRw YORK, May 2l.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Southampton,
arrived this A. NJ. She left Southampton at p
Nj on the lih, and was of The light ship at @
O'Clock this morning Her news is mainly antici-
pated by the City Of Baltimore.
The Vanderbilt anchored OF the Highlands at
l2 o'clock last nght-the quickest western passage
ever made.
The higate Curacao. with Lord Napier on
board, arrived at Plymouth on the 7th.
The steamship Peto from New York, Gath ult,
arrived at Southampton on the 9th,
The Royal Canadian regiment formed In Cana
da during the late war, Is under orders for Corfu.
The French Garrison at Rome has been main.
tanned entire
Subscriptions to the new French loan Of 5OO,.
OOOO 900 francs, reached 300 900 francs the first
day
An embargo had been laid upon Austrian YES.
sells in Sandman ports, but neutral property on
board is TO be respected at Como. The tri-color
had already been hoisted before the Castle
The Bavarian Government have ordered the
raising Of loan Of 100000 aorius at 4l.2 per
| cent.
The Austrians had imposed on the town Of Yer.
celli tax Of 300, 600 francs.
| Turin dispatch Of the 9th Gays the Austrians
| have advanced from Nerceh towards BOrlOngO
aud Saugotto. They continued TO fortify them
selves ON both banks OF the Seza, and at San
| GeruanO. The Austrians threw out TecOnnoter-
ing parties, which had advanced as fer as the head
of the Bridge Of Oasaa but being attacked by 9th.
| lie Norde and Independence Beige contains the
| following Geu. Garrabaldi, combining his move.
ments with those of Gen Ciallini, has attacked
the Austrans at Vercell beating them complete.
ly and bringing of 300 prisor ers.
| AUsTRAL1A.-Destructv fires had occurred at
| Melbourne and BaaTat.
Considerable stir had been made in the -four
market by the appearance Of considerable Ameri-
eau in barrels, which was selling al los higher
than st Victoria
The ships Great Britain, Mermaid aud Sussex
brought home from Australia l26 900 ounces OF
gold.
Extraordinary activity is reported among miners
and new sud promising gold fields have been dis
covered.
AUsTRIA--A series Of failures are announced
at Vienna and in the provinces, and it is feared
that the number will be augmented for some time
to come
TURIN, MAY 9-OFFicIAL BULLET1N.-T
enemy to the number of 2 1000, after occupying
Pevialla for a short time, Withdrew. Austrian re
oonnotering parties had advanced TO Jorea, but
seeing the preparations for defence, withdrew.
| VIENNA, MAY lO.--OFFICIAL BULLETIN.--The
Austrian army has taken up its position between
the Po aud Sezia 20 await better weather before
renewing offensive Austrian troops have de
stroyed the railway bridge at Yalenza
| TURIN, l0th-OFFICAL-The Austrian army
evacuated Loverno TrowzanO, Sanvia, Cavaslia
Saluzonla and Vercilli aud re crossed the Seza il
great haste, leaving part of the forage &c, which
they had demanded behind them. Yesterday
strong Austrian column with four Generals was a
Strateuia. This morning they withdrew hastil.
from Carasano and Stropiana