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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

MILrTARY.-The Cade< <Rifemen were on pa
rade yesterday afterrSon. Not so many out as
we should like to have seen, however we suppose
there have been no John Brown raids lately.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02
EEessrs. III. w. Miller and Es. n. Dlck.

Both of these gentlemen will be in Newbern
during our October Court and will address the
people some time during the week the par
tcular day hereafter to be fixed. Other dis
tnguished supporters of Douglas and John
son are expected to be here on that OCCASION
Particulars will be given hereafter.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

New CoTToN.-Five bales of Cotton. this
years growth, the first of the season, was brought
to our place by the steamer M0rehead, on Mon
day of last week. from the farm of Cen. .B. G.
Albrltton. in Pitt 1t was consigned to Messrs.
). Myers & Son, and was sold By them to Mr.
A. A. Willard at 10c per H.
We learn, since writing the above, that con-
signments III large quantities have been made,
but we did not ascertain exactly how much, pro-
baby SO or 75 bales Waskinet6n Dispatch.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

- To MAKE APPLE JELLy.-Cut in quarters six
dozen good apples, (take out all the cores) put
them with cold water, and place them on the fire.
Let them boil until SOFT then drain upon seive,
catching tie liquor in basin, which passes
through a clean jelly bag, weigh out one pound
of sugar to every pint of liquor, boil the sugar
separately until it is almost candy, then mix the
liquor with it, and boil, keeping it skinned until
the jelly falls from the skinner in thin sheets
then take it from the fire. put in small jars, and
let it stand day until quite cold, then put paper
over and put by till wanted.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

Wayne, Fall Term, viii commence to-day. d.
K. McRae has an appointment to speak there
Tomorrow.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

Three songs, twoof them written by Acton Bell
and one Of them. by Ellis Bell the sisters of
Charlotte Bronte, have been set to music in
England, and are highly praised by the Lon
don artists.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02
TnaI1p;o,, Tscket i'm New work.

II
The New York Herald furnishes the following
as the result of the labors of the Union men to
defeat Lincoln. The committees have adjourned
sine die, and the campaign may be said to have
actively commenced.
At the meeting of the committee appointed IN
pursuance of resolution adopted at the Union
meeting held at the Cooper Institute on the even
ing of the 18th of September, 1860, to adopt such
electoral ticket the crisis and the country
now demand the following resolution was unan-
imousIy agreed upon every member of the COM
mittee being present:
ResofUed, That this Committee recommend to
all citizens of the State of New York VINO are
opposed to the election of Lincoln and Hamlin,
and who are in favor of preserving the Union OF
the States upon the basis of the Constitution the
following ticket for the election of President
and Vice President of the United States:
FOR STATE ELECTORS
Hemsn nn.Je* + RedaeId Gsnesee snassef Doasas s'S'
Henry Randall Cortland, ,-------- Breckinrdge'
DISTRICT ELECTORS
Names. Residence. PotgttcS.
! Selah Stronr Oueens..-... Douglas.
2 John III, Brewer, - Kings. Breckin nridge
3 } Westervelt: New York, Brecknridge.
A. Elijah f'urdy. New York, Douglas.
s. William A Robbie, New York. Breckinrdge
6. j De,,eyster Ogdan, New York, Bell
7. WEl Il Duncan New York; Breckinfdge-
s. Stephen PRussell, New York; Breckinr!dge.
9. Abram Conger,-- Westehester,- Brecklnrldge.
10. Daniel ST. Ohm, - Orange, ,----- Bell.
/ Elisha B Strong, - Greene, e,--- Douglas
70 William Kent Duchess ...- Bell.
l3. Martin Springer. Rensselaer,, - Douglas.
Ii. James Kidd, Albany, ,------ Bell
l5 Isaiah Blood Saratoga, Douglas.
I6. Henry III Ross ---- Essex. Bell.
II. David & Judson, - st Lawrence, Doug las.
l8. Charles Goodyear, --Schoharie,--- Douglas.
I9. George Clyde, -Otsego,- Douglas.
%. Edw'd Huntington, Oneida ----- Bell
81. Ambrose Higgins, Cortland, ---- Douglas.
%. Iucius Crocker, -Oswego, ---- Douglas.
%. Pierson Muudy, 80 Jefferson, Douglas.
"a. John M Strong. -Onondaga,- Douglas.
% Edwin NJ Anderson Wayne, Douglas.
26. James NJ Pulver, Ontario, 100 Bell.
27. Miles HI French --Tompk'ns, - Bell.
% Charles II Carroll, -Steuben,- ---- Bell.
90. Addison Gardiner, Monroe, --.- Douglas.
30 John b Skinner I'D Wyoming, Douglas.
81 Lorenzo Burrows, Orleans, ----- bell.
81. William Williams, Erie, -------- Douglas.
80. S Caldwell, -Chautauque,- Douglas.
RECAPITULATION.
Douglas men -
Bell and Everett men III
Breckinridge'nen
II
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02
ANOTHER LAKE DISASTER.

CHICAGO, Sept 26.-There is every reason 70.
believe that on the night of the disaster of the
Lady Elgin. another vessel was lost with all
on board. The schooner St. Marry left here
on that day bound for Cedar River, and has
not been heard of since. She had on board
some lady passengers and five men, besides
Captain Bennett, mate and cook Since she
left another vessel has been to Cedar River, but
heard nothing of the missing schooner.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02
JENKINS AND THE PRINCE.


Jenkins sticks close by the Prince of Wales,
and tells the public. with the most faithful min
uteness, of al his doings.
Among other things, we are glad to learn that
the Prince dancing-Jenkins would say 81 salta-
tory education-is still improving. He shook
his e fingers at those who missed the fgures,'
directed the awkward and talked to all the
set,'' like royal dancing master that he must
be. On leaving Canada the members of his suite
" affected to tears so much had they learned
to love him. The Prince becomes baron,
and enters the United States amid the prolonged
screams of the American Eagle. The Western
people must love lord as deeply as did Tommy
Moore. The baronia carriage is followed through
the streets of Detroit by men, boys and ladies.
Here we have J Jenkins again. He tells US that
the Prince actually looked at the house of Mr.
Cass, and was surprised at its painness-that
he was afraid of fast trains-that his fare is five
cents mile-that he asked about ''pretty Amer
lean lady of Natchez Miss B.''-that he looks
" susceptible, lido you hear that ladies ?)-and
that he has already yielded to several twinges in
the region of his mdrif,''
Had any one but Jenkins written this
would protest against it as vulgar; but under the
circumstances, such idea is out of the question
Furthermore we are told that on the Baron's ar
rival at New York there is to be a grand, exlcu-
sive, supertine arristocratc ball, under commit
tee of arrangements, whose members, are
ostentatiously told, worth 10000, 900. This
will be, doubt, magnificent affar-a second
edition OF the japanese arrangement, about which
the New Workers are still talking. In the mean
time all the snobs of New York are dying of ex-
pectancy, and writing small paragraphs to the
newspapers as to whether the ladies shall speak
in monosyllables, (imagine an American lady
talking monosyllables , only reply when
spoken to.
This very important matter, we grieve to say,
is still undecided In the meantime, the Prince
is travelling through the the West and exhibiting
himself on the balcony of Chicago, hotel, where
(and here is Jenkins once more) che bowed and
marched up and down like dwarf at a country
foir
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

WoN'r FUsE.-James T. Brady, the BrecI,
inridge candidate for Governor in New York,
denounces the Union ticket which has been
brought out in New York city to defeat Lin
coin, Mr. Brady says in stump speech at
Albany that the time for fusion with the
friends of Douglas has passed. and he means
to stump the State denouncing all fusion
Wonder if he acts in this matter by and with
the personal advice " Of the President and his
Cabinet? Who desires to assist in the cleo
ton Of Lincoln now?
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02
PARTICULARS OF THE LATE HORRIBLE
RAILWAY COLLISION N ENGLAND
ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND ONE
HUNDRED WOUNDED.

RAlLN AH COi4LlSlON IN ENGLAND
ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND ONE
HUNDRED WOUNDED.
The particulars of the late fearful collision
on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railroad, have
been received On Monday, the 3rd instant, a
large number Of excursionists had left Cone
Barnbery, Acrington and other towns, for Man
chester. They returned at night by three
trains, the first of which reached its destna-
ton safely. While the second. consisting of
eighteen cars, was starting from Helmsh0re
Station, where there IS a long and steep grade
the coupling chains broke, back of the third
carriage leaving fifteen behind. The latter be-
gan to move slowly backward, but with gcadu-
ally accelerating force for nearly four hundred
yards when they came into collision with the
third train. with a fearful crash. Two of the
carriages were broken to atoms, and seven 9th
crs much shattered. The engineer of the third
then lay down Oh the bed of the engine. Strange
to say he escaped without injury. Buc the
scene outside was trightful.
On removing the wreck it was ascertaincd
that eleven persons had been killed. while
about leo had suffered more or less severe in
iuries. The iron of which the broken links
were made is said to have been OF bad quality
hut independent Of this there appears TO have
been much nisnana@enent. OF the fifteen de-
tached carriages, only two were supplied with
brakes, and but one guard was in charge of
them. There was another in the forward part
Of the train, but he never appears to have
made attempt to get on the rcceding cars,
nor was there Il passenger ready to apply the
second brake. When the collision occurred,
the fifteen carriages moving not much
faster than q walking pace, so that some min
utes must have elapsed in making the distance
stated The locomotive, meantime, switched
off to the other track and proceeded back to
give notice to the other train, but too late to
avoid the fearful result. Had the second brake
only been applied within A reasonable time, it
is probable the catastrophe would not have oc-
Cured. y curve prevented the engineer Of
the third train from seeing the other in time to
avoid the collision
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02
r, IRON tue Mobile Register Sept 1871
~ fanan OF the Rreckinridse Com,
miatee n DefnuIter

IN que report Of Comptroller of the Treasury to
" ;st & transmitting, according to law,
rn years. and % also estnsd t f unsettled over three
unsettled for more than one vear 1 fd
name of the Hon Isaac I. Stevens chairman a 'nS nf
the Breckenridge Executive Comm;,to ~ HG OF
lngton and author of the coarse and a. ash
dress OF that Committee to the DemonrnatI az az
country, defaulter to Government ia VI the
OF S4i,O62 SO: Mr.. Stevens was Mr. Buchsrs he sum
Governor of Washington Territory, which il"n ian;
ton lie left over year ago with over SIOoP0 VI
government money bnaccounted for, about one
fourth of this deficiency dating some fonr oine
back If Mr.. Stevens is anything like good
hnaneler, the use of this sum without in
terest for so long time ought to enable him in
year or two to effect satisfactory settlement
win the treasury Department. Our readers de-
string particulars are referred to pages % and 56
OF Comptroller's Report, dated Feb, g. 1860. ana
forming ex. doc No. of 36th Cong. 1st Ses.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

FAC SEaAOhE AAchAet 1M rev AOEA'
Mozart Hall approves the Union ticket which
has been arranged in New York for the crowded
purpose Of defeating Lincoln. \ n. Y. paper
says:
General Committee last night, Mayor Wood
made speech in approval of the Union electoral
ticket and offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted:
/. ResOioed, That the present crisis in our Ma
tiona politics requires from patriotic principle the
sacrifice of personal and party preferences, and
the Union Of all Union for the sake cf the
Union.
2. Resoired, That we, the representatives of the
ify the action of the Union Committee and pledge
our support to the Electoral Ticket nominated by
that Committee and headed by the representative
names-Heman J. Redfeld, and Henry $, Ran
dali.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

FRUTr-The Salisbury Watchman learns from
gentleman just returned off tour through sever
al of the Western Counties, that Fruit was never
more abundant.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-02

Cornelius Clements died recently at Ruther
fordton. N. c. He was in his 10th year, had
served in the battle of Kings Mountain and al
ways took delight in telling of the skirmlshes OF
his early days.
The Rocky Mountain News estimates the
popalationof the proposed Territory of Jeffer-
son It eyer 60 600
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
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mahcn, cap er tiutn StOre pon leg naa 22g
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N ieprr @aicn cir You:du08es ANortmsnt Osl
foI,cupen Arttsl YprrdtbiB bait: Seirtue unr
StrpD, 0Ute, bauten, JSOppuBe, irdni0iibe 8lu.
mtn unO 8dnper; Spigen 8eytba'5 mp Gaps
5ptBeu- -SA!eler, 5rauer~&raJcn unO ieiptne UNI
{ rIa,6It;tHe SpiBen. Wnntt0aS.
Demen, welAs pis 8aVeoyte beuAtn tannu
in plelem StOte 9olfinOi4e Saa- &c. QniilQ
eraolteH
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The German ADV
B. HAssEL, Editor and PROPRIETOR,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, al
$500 per Annum, payable in advance,
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL
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SnlAe So"tlttr
finoen nod etnCn gU : ! ity MO Ilyu0lihc 3mm,r
Rsw>Nartes po'eI bei Stapet9Viev u. $ au8Ief.
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Sagerbter Salcn.
Dem 9nblitum bic er9c6snte Nn,eiae, Dag ter
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Dem 5ijtmaytt gcBeEJber, cine g8trtbitait netii
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'a'pheht ieim reshbalti1eS 9lper atltr in Ieii,
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leruemten unn unftbttdrer .,8ugiria S0urur
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'sior9t ou aub I'M bancocrt0uc leine yIucs
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Saa nebmr i'd in SieSc ouf;
9enn mas eer hin,mCl mir teihccrt,
SaS ntbm ttt hin unb bait rs rertb
gttt nncm f15den friimmt iiirmabr
S}dh 'eit neun Mtouprn nur ciu 6dar;
Sein Nahn Dem it ZEN &cpf ofrorr6t.
Sstn 6u' nben. raS itt rupFen tt1t';
Rein yImm gcmribt Der Gopeeoual.
Eetn 81 POS aus rem 81 Il id ifabi,
&tln SSeinhrr9, Den ih Nachts tcrau6t- =
S@ ndhm nur oas, mas mir crfantt.
@S paren mir = tenf nur. mic rettlih =
Dtr Sraubrn isltlt ocs N0sius Yer1ttlit.
3mar wcib ib. raB gar 8GIt5 mir
Matla8t pas tleaen Wurmcltbier
9Eeil tt ibm cinen Sif ocriett
Oas 1T Fer Oant Ger SeRie irkt,
4 9a6 th, pa icb Die Iad,t te;os,
GS ni6t nit baut unc 6aaren iras.
i3par laAt mir aub irr ria'ncn GtmlA
Der til:fide %Wtrr @6iee nab;
Setn niirrrl S"ibnam seuot inrejIen,
SA babe 0m nccp mist 8efrcIsn,
Drum 1aae bu 6u6s 5euertranc,
3u Dem ais 8otr Oil aeionot,
DAP i@ OurA Dieie 5reunoihaiisnUte
S9m c9Ii6 titte meine 8fote
gSir wpllcn alien Streit teruciacn,
9Ste SrilO:r uns nl!ejn y rifGntjo n
Der g8nbrBsit Sreu unp ST litt t N Qicf
gSie abe 6ud,ir, ebel nitt mic Oietc!
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pno Srunpies. a-
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Havana x Domestic Ciga1s,
9ir, Is 8rantl,nih., 3piihtm Der Il. II. H.,
n1hc @jcUcrnUritr.
Das oclytibe 9utm i,Sbcicnoert alst g8eoeYe' tufr
mo etc pcrtR 9Sirtb lDerncn onf ptlcS errh CT
]Stcrio!r Ttld5 oufncrton, atma6 mo cu,t p,' hrGi
prccpurogcn NbNare pccS neltn GIdbliiucniS gu ptrlu
he be tc M Nnbcrcr biCij9en rbCr uGroibu piHtu ib
@mNuTe ntahcn luter NnorrCl vyrOclcn Trscnoe 2rt
OslHbrrs bier Crpabut uno berOcrsCVscn 'u merNen;
Grnnjphl0e 5r1nptre umo Jiui.welnc, E.
Gbampa3uet llG, SOrteH),
9i9eins unO WOjll g9vinc.
2lae Screu 90bletre, Gin,
YcoGh unD &pplr- Sranep
Aue Scrtrn 9iqrcure (GrrpiaIS), alS Jtimmel
NnIs, Ntl0ntb, @uraeap ,c. &C.
%uc Sor!en Saoana ::ne Nonieltis GjSar5 w
iepem 9rrjic. 2Yuhturs &1utablf, aus Sprtru
9tduht0bat. Suroiues &c. &c.
I'm frruuclifcr 3niou vaaeubccimr.
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u. y. 0ibrctt, Grdlib., g. =. Spbnfpn, Ger
hps. ~. Glfrtsro. -.H
gicle Sont NIT siuem Gapal ron $751; uub lctoy.
crt crrt Ole Se9iSIOnr pen Sir9uc;, slpfirst Depcs
III SlIncn "on nlcht nenj9cr mic ncu OUlar uuc Sit;
3micn p0rauf SabIbGr baIbi6brIit, Den 9auylr
Sccm9unscn.
0o5 aan,c Gapital biirat fir ric Dspciltcn.
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Der ,@n,cio," rr6ent ltoen MrroeS Seantoes aus1cs
ncmmer ,um mndeni6en SublrriptiuEsrrsts ccn 1OGtS
,ablbar on Die rcp 2rdscr cct 50 0u IN Sbriite orS
beabius - AntissN 6ncen uutst ictetucen Sionel5sr
NuTnobme @nmoiiee Gjnrldurs Won 10 seen pptr pent
ec 90 Cts, Speim0liac 75 GtS bteimol8e 90, eim
S0obe Sl25, Nirao, $3.50. Nrt pnoe 5000 feds
Nrnote IS. 90, sw6fsNIrnatc $l2.oO in aisraibrtct
praustesabline Qln;sasi bis Rash 8slieheA sssHeYi
pcroen fonncu nerbcn nit S25 90 per Sfobr trrednctf
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5&mdbiitbe SOlt'9sibi&ge az Dem oCr;asn
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