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MESH#Is Aug. l6.-The Democratic Douglas Con-
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EsFuII Returns From North Carolina.
WILNNGToN, N. c. Aug. 16.-Full returns from
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jority over Pool (0pposition.)
River News.
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CoNPrRoLLER's OFFIcE.
GROVER & BAKER'S NOISFL ESs

bargains! bargains
We are offering a large stock Of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERMINGHlM, & Co.,
julyl7-lm. No. 20 Public Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
THE SPORTING EXCURSIONS OF PRINCE
ALFRED

lYrosn the Graham stown Journal, August 10
The cstf rusbed party tae 1oan.od aod rode into the
bush On the Amsterdam. Flats hey huutel ali the way
TO the coees IA srcceaed In killing two dns oosss and
three bAses. The Prince seemed vastly ENJOY the
sport H,s counifLsuoG Wa frshel With exc.-ncas
hro h,s eye soersel with delight. He requested
acsept or tho packs whereupo, ne lIss,sl a mt
he asnt CT ~ TIE srrynlIs for Tue MIDI pneas ne.s
We D. ~ that all tae kar. killed hoart bg
MI George Reed, Sso Rad eYertea hnseiA N anird
pleasure 10 LIS Royal Rlnress Toe 80 cLase, 3.
cort AMI all gaousf 81 in full rursci. co14,bg
frd he ttco1t "nowhere' A roet plesssnl day was
sfer,, AMI .. hit Ccegs the oty eta
oeinals r. resovp 70 lher eor.s aud pusrcss end a..
royal sister rursus his journey accom- psued bis
s1ito. AZ Go'T 'bs lne there ofications cr the
Dysiy o. the scattered farlers-bsre there a nose
cay anu thsie ated 5o~rd ched upon = tree vita
Tho words "T,c ONE Prince Arec shortly s't.r wuch
they caue upon GORE lsgt waving IN the air. Hut the
sIetess eaSt Of IN. sni wa pretty triunphal Arch
,.rnor ttorpa ior tie right ct A;I.oashl'ss
Listiop, then a. Goes fcy ths second ri.ht Of
the journey, and s-rived ~ srAsams'o&u on
the third day. GA ne road ColmAnaLt wimos
Fad met N sith tser,y-ve Of MIA ourr'ers, aal tas
Prince ofred his rd'-s vi rrixs The beet shot
c.. .. ter pcsfu rep, rfe.e capital shooting.
which s1rp ised neral yrys-f call forth tho
shootin.f' Tho beat shos . rv,.fu,an, p,,ncd
Coester, who knosked osaryc OF stick = dis
OF one bond ed ads. The ship all 70 retained Ia IL,
Dutchnan's mmi'. anc handed down 70 future geLers
tons Tho bursnHe seemed 20 ma, epj,ys' themselves
very much, am aee hgaiy delighted with III. aasbity
Of the Prince. Con nfb man. wmot says.-"9~ NIX Il
up with them jIst fs Of their nun,bsr, ADD t,S
WIN be engraven 90 he m nosies Of thousand hs,sis
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

No what non card next s Austria Is que. whyY
Wbsro n y Esg,.o, NS S sho, in the locker.
month @A'0o0'""p PSF
And in India Wilson dead, and denct oco o0o
not YET provided orouy sooooco voted 1 ~ 200 600
Things lock bad for Ensiand; Rono conquered then
Venice then Hungary then general war England y IN
compromises her with Austra and all Germany. Russia
aughs, Prussia thinks, Spain aneers, France exus
key rtmbles 10 eices, Austria shakes and Eng
man With lighted segar barrel OF powder Is tha
analogy Of Europe today. Revelation, republic and
nee opinions, Napoleon VIII have IL, and II the people
10 him.
And now to Garbald,. Tho best thing be can
90 for Naples TO organise and build street railway.
And who is this man, Giasepp Garibadi, who topples
kings from their thrones and makes and unmskes The
powernm Simply modest, unpresuming, retiring little
man VINO seems 10 shrink from all publicity, from all
ice -Four o'clock ,ees him out Of bed and away his
n0sse IKE .ne gsreho Of the pampss breaking loose, ~
meal o. bread and frrt, ,hsn siesta for couple Of
hours, ard work or fight resumed until the Afternoon
mea ala peg a. nine but little meat wine spirits
even peer enters hs ps and when you grasp his hand
you feel i, Is tho hard Of a true man who has no
duality Of purpose or ieels g-kud and Winning Of man
negleouai of self, yoa feel At orce at home with
pm, aud, ~ :. were, a.ed by The unaffected, and,
may use the term, tho huge simplicity Of his xhole
manoer. Dis wardrobe may be summed up breavlxo
req nannel Shirts two paiis GERS black ri. nat
MS rufty sword, blade Of thirty Ave inches h
length, but no accumulation Of coety lnshed dressing
cases ard travelling bags In height no Ia about feet
~ inches and weighs about l35 pounds the chest and
Shoulders broad, ard The whole build the true sailor
stamp Small though be be, he Ia torrbl, with the sword
arm sld may be considered Of the best swordsme
In the wordever cool collected particularly under
fire, he seems the very personfcaton Of nopidy AMI
yet with the warrior you find combined all the modesty
Of woman. His hair liz soanty, the beard full
and blonde not red ass generally thoughts the head ney
formed and well balanced the features remarkable from
their prominence.
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&e~4c..
re rarson rssf (yoverrm-rt o,ganl, SEPT. q -
.ue pTssss hSrseli with isst sass on the virtues
queen .oa rtJolcss Ia the rch corcstic happslsss
h@s Elea 70 hor lot, ana which II 10 . ere-s rat
bore onse. ae.oc q those yi-tass "a anstiag
II, cav sId Indignant Of her Ms'ey been 90 ~sesi
|ssd ~ Ia ne alton OF her clildre - % ien
have theec 1uns princes and prinset - ~ a. 80
y Dow that thss are getting en- y lie, sni ses z.
% take the stations marked out ipr them, tho
tts Of Engishmen follo~ tnom 1asreyer thsy
Nothing could exceed TIE sst.s.-ct 90 which
bsniAge OF the Princess Royal eroaief r~sriy
years ago, nos The enthusi~sn va'cn az ,saSs
sssee zen when the news n 40 tia. toe eFdess
ker q cur royal house had given 40 her - ~
m Of Prussia. When the Prince o. Wales veat "
The interest In his doags was genaine and aai'
when 81 later poriof u became known tast -
,out 70 cross the Atlantic W represent bis royal
In Canada and ths Usitsd states, We all felt that
launching forth 70 some Of the greatest duties Of
b station and While no rejoiccd 81 his capabiiiiy,
ariy, iov 90 yeSrousibIe . mission, we hecrtiiy
him the suocsss which 10 ssver dorL,ed, and
he % well deserves. What has been heard % .
nd travels connrns ei our expectations, ard We
hat on his return ~ WI In many vsys make rrd
hat TIE advantages O sas impovsAns Tour have aos
|om DC Prince Of w,'s ~esurn 70 hs next brother.
ss.s yo':s :. sarss: .n' ne nsss ., ss
Ir 70 be good onc. wh'k bic brsther has been
M the enthusiastic ioysky o. cur American colo
Prince AIRED hae been essng ths Ike In Africa
ssrsd, !. veil a many anocieIai accounts q his
b. q that he il heartily welcomed, and thoroughly
ands his position re " ~ great . ssvoritc IN Ne
ony a. ths rsircs q xalcs 10 The othcr.
the too oder priIoss aIo nos tne onv royn
n 10 whom Ergiisbmea IRE deeply Interested.
eu n AZ he ~ sent No 1sent sb6ent from these
AMI her sutj ~ foilov her, In thouEht, over the
fonsh Belgium AZ Acros the Frussian frontlcr
spprct cSs- tho D ne q her eldest born, and foy
! ne fses her txs evaodchiidrcn. In he 10y o.
10 the country has . kvely sympathy. Pohsscal
rssioss Lave nothing 70 DO With H. No saessson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

Yyw MANUFACTURING Towr--vmn u frr.--N so.
pea. sna. new town 70 bc esllsr fnsna City, has
bee al ut near Portsn o -, va ~ ~ organizes
c,srs3, with the view ~ etssl tiBs cotton mills
voojeI factories and Iron rhs Norfolk Argus
ss,s -" virginia City, 80 iaf OFT, Les inside OF tho
~ renowned harhor Of so,f e. "a the state Of Wiz
49, a. rrg the United Yatss Navy Yard the city
on p, ,serseu,a and extendtf fr 'ree miles along the
main aiD between the seacoard and X X X and the
Norfoir an II r. r.. and the Dismal swamp and AlbeY.
marie .sd q apsase canals with the bsst harbos on TIE
Atlantis O.rrp.D
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TIE ROYAL SQUADRON.

from tn Pors.1d Argus, Oct
rtya squaifor VII leave Bsiir4x for iass port TO.
ard 4ller, $40 bas, beea rslectei BY the Commit
ARA q, nen.< &c po. TIE vesscls into our hArbor,
q" ~. morrow. In tne r'lotboat Nette, 70 meet
- fhe signal .. tho Observatory viii be the
Pct frehss BY detachment Of srtl,ir-y, unisr the
nd u Capt ssapios, - the loes en;e our hArbor
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And then the blood runr edder a. by The law Of assoc
ton the memory revers 70 he past Identity OF the re
public and the mother 90 lntry-
would such sdesour the part Of hs ordshp be devoid
q some h Interest n view q the present vsi g The
remembered WA " Frsnce in i75i Of ihs
sos,en oommsndins ne naysatioo q The Ohio II me then
Ecrt dn euse IT, recapturs By the Of
hinaon france and their Indian allies Of
I Hs ss sd s ns % q Tort Pin q
hr ss the primary esuss ard q hal
i7 n y S WA Terminated y The Tea % pasn May
BRUSH psrpeiny The own o. Eng
onIgeyrg rSos ia.sr 1 sss will IN
10 yss a,srere with he soayeoisacs Of hs orashp whilst
N Pntshurg agreeable % himself wiz the same time sup
name zeal the srms q oae d Rossnd most
e ana ses s one more he y
continent which has 50 sr kngy moved the hearts and
sSn '' - ' ps sKoRsE 'e Wilson o Mayer SsySs
Net content with formal invitation deputatou pro-
cesded 70 Toronto TO supper. tho request OF the Mayor
rhe invitation, Gays Toronto Aper convey
MA Grace by General Robinson, chairman and the Hon.
Mr. W n Denny, the depusation Of the Mayor and c.t
zeDs OF asburg Saturday morning, and in the
OF the afternoon those gentlemen called upon per
soIay by Lord Lyons Major General Bruce to inform
them that the request was acceced To- And Cana
dian contemporary sdds-"We note, Also that General
kaoirson and Mr. Denny were not only kindly and hos
pahly treated by mos d distinguished ci,izsns but
by his Royal Hgbncss and suite throughout and by spe
cal invitation accompanied the royal party To lakes Sim
coe anc huron They err wicks dy who would attenpt
10 SOW dscorc directly indirectly, by word act,
between England and the United States. They
language blood and feeling, In the day OF peril will
stand by each other.
While the Prince Of Wales 's deightipg The Canadians
and crafty ing b.uself have from Cape
Of Good Hope Of the dongs there the visit of Prince
Alfred. Tsenty columns OF the 1vgs only suffice 70
cbrsncle the incidents and rcjocings which TOOK place
during the stay Of the royal sailor TIE Prince pre-.
sent At reviews and oas and penetrated far the ani
OF the Boers The OF her Majesty have had the al
vantage OF kind and wise preceptcrs and they fail OF
natural goodness
Tho Queen Is happy mother and she dearly loves her
children She in the atectionae society OF her
nst born and from that princess Prussia Germany
expect much, and they will not be disappointed.
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NlnailGs on DrAru Bxp-ln Mann ingtou, salem
oounty, NJ j., on Friday, September rs, Mr. dwNyd x
Tstxr wss married 70 Mics Jones II az O'Clock 10 ts
movnirx Ess Jcpes on her death bed, and wanted
% be married Mr.. rntem accordingly sent Tor and
the ceremony performed during the silent houvs n
the night Hrs TAteu then expressei herself ceyecsy
happy and died II ncrs The same dsy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-09
From the Albany Evening Journal.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE WooDs-For
several days the northern horizon has been
dark and hazy, and the sun and moon at rising
and setting have shown that redness which
characteristics them in Indian Summer" The
murkiness of the air has been increasing from
day to day, and the wind when northerly has
brought. perceptible odor of smoke. These
appearances originate in large and destructive
fires which have been burning for several DAYS
at the north and east of us.
One of these fires broke out about the mid
die of last week, in Berkshire county, between
Windsor and Cheshire, and has spread thence
towards Dalton, consuming hundreds of acres
OF forest Another commenced soon after in
the vicinity OF North Adams, which has now
run through a mile and half of woods, and
is still burning. A third began somewhere
between Clarksburgh and North Adams, and
is SAID to have swept away already hundreds
upon hundreds Of acres of valuable timber,
and threatens to sweep away still more.
While these fires are raging in and about the
Hoosac range of mountains, the Adirondacks
to the north of us present a similar scene
Fires have been raging for some time, at diff
terent points on the west side of Lake Cham
plain. AT night, the broad patches of burning
forest are distinctly visible from the lake, and
from the Vermont shore, and by day the at
mosphere is dark and sultry with accumulated
smoke. These are scattered through the south.
ern and eastern parts of Essex and the north
ern parts of Warren county.
The fires in Berkshire county are said to
have originated from the brush heaps burned,
as usual, by the farmers at this season. Those
at the north are supposed to have been kindled
by the carelessness of hunters. But in both
cases, the suppositions are rather conjectures
than certainties. The protracted drought has
rendered the woods dry and infammable, and
they have doubtless taken fire in various ways,
as they are always liable to at such seasons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-09
Milford.

Y our correspondent cannot remain in cog any
longer-biS veritable name has been published by
the editor of the milford Journa.n Bad luck to
the man who tries to be shady in this age of steam
and lightning presses. Good rather the head
of the honest editor who, when he wants two lines
or more to fill up the column reveals secrets which
ought not to be kept.
Another object, by the publication of the late par
agraph sent you in reference TO the ''sparrng match
and se-to," it reached the sinners il had in view
Though the remarks were general, one of the spar
rers appropriated the to HIMSELF and, in keep
ing with his bullyism, threatens to pummel your
correspondent the first time he catches him the
street When the bruising comes your readers shall
know it.
AS a sequel to the sparring in the Town Hall, a
little more had last Saturday evening, by some
of our fast young men, in several places Black
eyes were given thumb pretty well bitten, and
sundry bruises made upon the person
The vote at our town meeting on Monday was
small. For the first amendment-yes 80, no IL; Sec
ond amendment-yes 80, no Is. A small vote, sure
ly, for town containing some seventeen hundred
voters Several matters of town business were acted
upon The billiard question elected spirited and
rather personal discussion, and settled by vote
to license the same to be kept with strict reference
to the law for their regulation.
A man by the name of Tucker was arraigned on
Monday last at the police court under the nuisance
act He keeps house in the north part of Milford,
at place called "Bungy,n which house is not re-
puted to be respectable as it might be. He was
acquitted for want of sufficient evidence.
An old building owned by Diana Cook. opposite
the post office, is to be removed this week, and a
block of four stories is to be erected imme-
| diately on this valuable site
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-09
WEDNESDAY. MAY o, 1850.
.4ow PIea.ant tits to See" sc.

oHOVy Pleasant us 10 oCeI SGcs
One of the Charleston democratic papers of
the 9th inst, speaks of events happening after
the southern states receded from the tree-soii
convention, and in another article alludes in
cidentally to the adjournment of the tree-soil
convection to Baltimore. Harmless as that
dual adjective sounds to eais which are accus-
toned to it, it was intended, nevertheless, in
its application to the regular democratic con-
vontion, to be avenged with the most terrible
sarcasm. When it is considered how they
are accustomed to receive really practical free
soilers down there" and how they send the
honest apostles of that doctrine to rejoice in
Jail, or dance on the galows, it will be under
stood how much the slave drivers mean when
they call the regular democrats "free sellers"
There is something very painful to us, who
are outside of this exciting battle, to perceive
the unreenting spirit which the wholly separat-
ed sections ofthe democracy manifest toward
each other While the Douglas democrats,
with almost inconreivable malignity are aetu-
ally called Gree sellers" in Charleston, the IL
Illuminated pillars of the anti-Douglas democra-
cy are denounced as "archfends" in Massa-
chusetts. If the scheme which is now on foot
to induce the seeding delegates to return to
the convention when it meets at Baltimore
should succeed, who can predict the conse-
quence of that collision between the "free
soilers" and the lurid gentlemen who will
come up from the sunny South, and from
Heaven knows what other tropical region In
the meantime the opponents Of Mr.. Douglas,
though their strong point is in calling names,
are evincing great sagacity, in the effort to
bring about the form of a reuniou at Balt-
more, for the purpose of achieving a more
certain victory. 1t begins to be apparent,
and it was so before the seceders ad.
journed that, if they set up for them
selves, they can agree upon no common
policy, and would fall into premature ruin
within month. But acting as unit, within
the regular organization, they are power
strong enough to command its nominations, if
not the details OF its policy. There are shrewd
men enough among them yet, to see in what
locks their strength lies, and to prevent them
from being shorn. The friends of Mr.. Dou-
gas, however gaIlantly they might fight, have
abundant reason to guard against such bat
tie. And if it should come, as it seems posi-
Bile, the result is not doubtful. The Douglas
they could win cheap and easy revenge by
accepting the imputaton of "free soilism, y
and for once voting as if it were deserved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-09
From the New York Herald.

HE LAST OF THE GALLANT ZoUAvEs.-
Until very lately Mars and Venus had undis-
puted possession of the gallant Zouave but it
appears the heather god and goddess have
been served with summary writ of ejectment
BY the saints, who desire to appropriate the
distinguished soldier to themselves. In other
words, Captain Arnaud De REVERE has Joined
the church, having renowned the devil, with
all his works and pomps," and firmly resolved
to lead an exemplary Christian life, in
future. AT the latest advices, our hero
was buried in the ghostly retirement of Re-
demptionist monastery in the city of Philadel-
phla, atoning in sackcloth and ashes for past
peccadilloes. But all is not yet told. Captain
Charles Arnaud De Riviere has lawful spouse
residing in the city of Brussels, toward whom
he has long played the part of truant husband.
Sensible OF his sins of omission and commits
sion IN this respect, he has sought by letter the
forgiveness of his wife, and humbly pleaded
Tor reunion. 1t is said that Mrs Capt. De
KlVlere has been so moved by this proof of
the regained affection of her liege lord, and so
struck with the goodness of heaven, that she
refuses to accede to the wishes of her husband
until she shall have spent year in some quiet
convent engaged in prayer and devotion. This
INTENTION we believe, she has already serious
ly put into practice, and in the meantime the
captain will continue at his pater and aves un.
til the expiration Of the selt-imposed term of
his penltential labors. Sic transit gloria mundi,
4c., 8c.