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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

HARVEY'S PATENT WASHING MACHINES,
Price Reduced to Sc;
THE COMBINA TION COFFEE POT
article of our own invention which should be in
the hands of every house keeper, it makes the
best Coffee with saving Of at least one-third All
ask is trial of them and if assertions do not
prove true you can return them and the money will
be refunded.
Particular attention paid to TIN N-ROOFING.
GUTTERING and all kinds of Job Work in our
line promptly attended to- and satisfaction guaranteed
or no charge:
JUST RECEIVED per Adams & Cos Express
doz. Gilberts Pat. Fly Traps.
Also a large lot of Arthurs Pat. Fruit Cans and
JARS
Foneys s. Moses
Patent ice Cream Freezers.
F. r ROBINSON'S
1ndexical Silver Soap, for polishing Plates, &C.
The Silver Soap stamped H. c. for cleaning and
polishing Silver Plated and Britania Wares and for
cleaning Mirrors Marble, Tin, &c . is most conve.
nient and effective 1t may be used with entire Safe
y it contains nothing that possibly niure the
finest Plate Jewelry. For cleaning fine House
Paint Window Glass and Carriage Mountings, it is
invaluable.
Give US call,
Corner of Broad and Middle Streets,
One door South of the Court House
Newhern N c.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

T ENEN es0ssDs.--Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case
IL Linen Napkins, Doyes, Hollands Irish Linen,
Huck Diaper, Bird Eye Diaper, Scotch Diaper
Linen Clumb Cloths, large stock of housekeeping
Goods. For sale by j N 4 HARRISON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

l. eady Made ClOthing.-A LARGE STOCK
a of Sumner Clothing, consisting of the latest
styles and ofsuperior worknanship, and at very low
prices Call at J ii + HARRISON.
June II
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10
SOAP SOAP! SOAP
0RTsR EE's No and E1ssu No. Soap

0RTs1E E'S No and E1tsu No. Soap
~ manufactured by
w. B. WALKER. NEWBERN, \. G.
At the Maryland State Far. held in Baltimore III
1854, silver medal was awarded to tais soap
Also silver medal from the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia. 1854
Also First premium at the Rhode Island Sta:e Fair,
1854.
Sold to merchants III town and throughout the
State at wholesale, only at New York wholesale rr.
ceE
Cash paid for Tallow and GreHse.
All orders for the above Soap must be address,
ed to DIR. W. W. OrInsbee, Newberr, =. c.
Jan "a wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

II ate, Caps, Flats. SCe.--My stock of Hats
Z l. Flats and Childrens Fancy Hats, $ large and
complete and will be sold cheap for Cash. Call and
get supplied at HARRISON'S.
1,1n.n
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10
THOTS4NDS OFC4SE

THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain but invig
crates the stomach and bowels coIrects acdty, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system 1t will
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels, and
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

NTE2S. WENSLOWr,
VA An experienced Nurse and
Female Ph pscicln presents to the attention Ot mott
els, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

say of any 9th
N E V L r
FAILED. in
INST
" y ~ " A
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

Rci5tf and Health to Your IutdntS.
We have put up and sold tins article for ten
years and say, i'll confidence and truth oft, what
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-10

-dUN UNOIIUHV
which, if not
edied , end il
believe it the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-27
naw YORK LEaIsLATURa.


ALBANY, Jan. 26, 1880
Petitions presented for the amendment Of the
General Tax Equalization act for the amendment Of the
constitution relative TO the Judiciary; for pfohibory
bqucs law, and for the appointment OF canal apprasers In
essh county in the State through which the csAa
Mr.. sr1ScrA (cem) introduced bill 70 establish the
grade Of Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn.
The Snais the bill 10 limit tho ferrisge charge between
New York aud Brooklyn TO cent
On motion Of Mr.. CONNOLLY, (den) the following was
ad0f&ec;-
whe,eas many e snt legal gsnemeA q This State hasc
Occurred hst tbs esss Board of Superors 10 the city Of
New York an gu body a. now oonsatAed under tho ACT
the term for which they originally eseaed oerefoet
Resolved That tbe Aros General Ca and hereby,
Qaesd 70 frrh he Senate tn ha oplnion a. 70 ~ashar
Hapervors sdtntod Illegal koty
and what legislation required any 70 legatze The "
said Board Of Scpers sors in the city Of New York.
Bills introduced toincorporase the Travellers IN
surauce Company in the city os Now York. aad also 10
Incorporate the New York Railroad and steamboat Acc.
dent Insurance Company.
Com Of the Whole the Senate ioek IN the Al
senby sill to probies the building of any raroa! Ia
cities whout the consent os two tnrds the property
holders.
Mr. SESSIONS moved 70 strike ont all after The enacay
clause substitute the Senate biz inrolaced by Wr
Gardner two weeks ago, which ceprires ana Ooru noa
Council OF New York OF all power - gran, railroad fran.
cses updes the general srosd II 1850 AMI trans
ierrbe thst power t. tho Legislature
Messys MANsRKg sVi Sp1SoAA earnestly opposed tho
motot " substGe, bit Il carried Nv vote of
ys~o ayes-Acisod Murpny (iem.) tavoring s adap-
ton.
Mr. srSoIs 'hen moved sr ec,ecdmcSt, having for Is
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Mayor Wood will aflix his signature to the tax
levy to day. when 1t will be Immediately forwarded
to Albany.
The Board of Aldermen did not organize last
evening for want Of quorum.
The Board of Councilmen held q short session
last evening. large number of petitions Of per-
sons DESTROYS of being appointed Commissioners of
Deeds were referred to the Committee on Salaries
and Offices. An abstract Of estimates for regnlat-
ing the Eighth avenue, from Eighty-second to l02d
street. was concurred in. The report of the Com
mttee on Finance of the Aldermen, on the com.
munication from the Comptroller respecting fresh
issue of Crotcn water stock was referred to the
same committee. A resolution in favor Of
altering the rooms now occupied BY the
Fourth District Court for the use of the Seven
teenth precinct station house was concurred in.
The sum Of 500 was appropriated to celebrate
the next anniversary Of washingtou's birthday, to
be expended by special committee appointed for
that purpose. On motion Of Mr.. Allen, the protest
of Abraham Lent to the occupancy of the seat Of
Mr.. Baker was called up, and lost by tie vote ten
voting in the affirmative and ten in the negative.
The Aldermanc Special Committee appointed to
investigate the claims of George P bickford 10 the
representation Of the Second Aldermanic district,
and Peter Mches claims to that of the Eighth dis
trict held their first meeting in reference to the
subject yesterday afternoon. numerous and rough
looking crowd Of the friends Of the asprants for
municipal honors' were present. "a also the aspi.
rants themselves At the request Of the counsel on
both SIDES, however, the investigation was adjourn
ed for q week
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday
the jury in the case OF William Jones, tried for the
murder Of q man on the Five Points, rendered q
verdict of manslaughter in the third degree. Jones
was remapded for sentence. The punishment IA
not lees than four nor more than seven years con-
ipement in the State prison. The case OF John
DonnelIy. indie ted for the murder Of Charles Co
bane on the night Of the 2sth of October last.
then commenced, and the testimony on both sides,
and the summing up Of counsel for the prisoner was
concluded before the adjournment
Early yesterday morning the wooden stables a.
263 West Thirty fourth street were discovered to
be on fire. Owing to the combustble nature
Of Sle buildings the flames spread with gres.
Gpidity, and before they could be subdued the
stables, four horses, planning mill and seven
dwelling houses we're either destroyed or seriously
damaged. A list Of the names of the owners and
occupants of the buildings, together with the
amount Of loss and insurance Of each, ia appended
to IN account Of the confagration published in
another Column.
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TIE HyEALp's CORRESPONDENTS AND THEIR
AssAI.,Nrs.-A Boston paper which lives upon
psp has been posing about our Washington
correspondents, and discovered that one OF
them belongs TO the republican party. We
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The News.

The News.
Nothing particularly important happened 10
Congress yesterday. In the Senate bill was To-
troduced providing for the relief of mail con.
tractors Senators Davis and Douglas explained
their views as TO the power of the President to
suppress ibvasons Of one State by citizens of
another. Mr.. Douglas explained that his resolu.
tons in regard to the matter simply designed
to give the federal jurisdiction over cases of
conspiracy and invasion, but he never wished to
place any one at the head of the army to seek out
and punish off nders An interesting discussion
then ensued upon the relations between the North
and the South in which Senators Wilson, Fitch and
Davis took leading parts. The House ballotted
three times for Speaker without efecting q
choice.
In the State Senate yesterday the bill making
appropriations for the canal debt and the mainte.
nance of the canals during the year was passed. A
resolution requesting the Attorney Generals OPT.
nion to the legality of the New York Board Of Su.
pervisors, at present constituted, offered and
adopted. The bill comforting additional power on
Courts Of Special Sessions was debated and order
ed to third reading. The bill to amend the city
railroad act Of 1S45 was debated, and after some
amendment progress was reported. In the Assem-.
bly, o motion for select committee on the
State Assessment law was adopted. Several
other subjects were brought up, most Of them,
however, of purely local character. Our readers
are referred to our dispatches and reports from
Albany for details
The republican members of the Legislature and
the State government held a caucus last evening
to arrange programme for future operations. A
number Of speeches was made in favor Of a pro.
grsmme for the Presidential campaign, especially
the financial aid required in favor of programme
of State legislation; and in favor and against Old
Browns foray Finally, a committee was appoint
ed TO cut out work for future meeting.
The Teutonia, from Southampton on the 7th in
slant, came into port yesterday evening. She
brought few English papers wanting in our files
by the Africa, from which we make some interest
ing extracts.
The following named steamers are now due from
European ports:-
Names. where from sa ling bound
Fulton ......... Southampton. Jan. IL New York
Nm SrrtsR III
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IRE ssss az cotton YESTERDAY embraced about 400
bales sspg tslber heavy, the basis IL quotations
gwen another co'umu. Flour some Yha, drnaer
especially ior common and medium grades of state and
Western. soal1e'n vas ~ fair demand out was soiue
ser huos ant 'or common grass. Wheat aoovs
'be views purchasers Corn cheaper aud ia good
snrf9 1'sh saes " yellow Jersey at CSC soHc SOC
ei'o ior Southern, ano $50 for choice do aud soc
nc Tor ~hte southern. Pork was again drmr, with
fa's OF Oh mess at SO 87hs ST, aud ~ SIT so;
90 prime al 70 aud ue " AT so Sugars were in
tar requ 81 with OF 500 Cuba .io AMI
% Ne~ ORLEANS, by auc,oo. At rates given IA another
pace snd $3.50 bags Perasm,uco, at rats gwen in
other place Fre'sats steady, with fair amour, OF
ehgsgs Tuchts
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BAKkUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, broadway nsr-
NJ spr AscvNNpN-IR,sH ENtGR 20
TOYS Evening hUss ORpKe-9uY GoopLuok-N Acc
1eys
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object the pro,ecr Or ose who have already rscev.
srucs,. : ,osos,. No~V.sA ia nrgog his amssasns,
he adyooased The re5t ~ o.ty Corporation 20 g,s,
such franohses and Acps~cAA ga any legislative me
He gave gay, ailer ioag spsch for mouon 70 repa
progress; and the Senate AejouIDsA ~
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rIBUOs SALOON. Broadway -t}so. OBRisrv's Min
srRxse ~ soroa, DAsoss, SgsLxsa5n, &H-Tak Mocro
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BBYAETs MINSTREIs Mechanics ban. 471 Broad way
Buks ssouss, noSss, DAEcxs, Ar-JoHSEv 8ouLss
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SAw E d Or Don ~ " EFT,
eUToR AND eRNRIEroR

BROADWAY BOpDOIR sA Brpsdway-OuR JENNA
PLors CouNrEsrtOrs-WohAs wilma
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wsE ofl tta bp aaE "a t4saas'A
, 1860-06-30
An 1xoncHt Confession.

The editor Of the Albany Aklus and Ayuus was
n dc1erate IN 4ha R.,t;,nora co,-o.,;s. ~
returning home he hois.cd ,ho nor,,.. .;.,...
ut the head Of his column. and makes tbo fo1
losing extraordinary confession. wb;cb corrob.
CRATES the suspicions We have 1cno s,ta,,.;nsd.
"Thc admission of the southern dx1au.t;,n.
precisely ~ carried in the Courentionshad i:
~. bnrs oeen M'so*ed " . secsssion-suoad not
haye sec"re% % TO- ,h,.d. M,, dpoug!as: lie could not
and We speak contideni,r .han ~ 'uuse present.
tAtr< sD1s no purpese- ctrta.nly not on tls purt
inatr M aW ";,, 1ors cengat.oa-to clare him nom
present. Fur1tr 1,an bs ,,;s 'o.e o, tae delegates
listed that, had there been ro oi,ar o." :,
, 1860-06-30

- The London correspondent Of The New
York Tribune, writing June 18Th, says of tue
excitement in England that the collision be.
tween the Peers aud the House Of Commons.
about the paper duty, led 10 more serious
agitation THAI those believe who arc accustom, ,
cd to get oil their information exclusiycl from
the London newspapers. Both the 2;nts and the
O1'ly atw' have suppressed the report Of tie
two largely attended metropolitan meetings
against the Entertainments Of the House of
Lords, and scarcely mention tho revival of the
agitation at Manchester. If This impendjne
storm blows over, their silence will be taken
for political foresight; but should the present
uuiasorablc weather continue for u fortnight
and cndanger the prospects Of the harvest.
there will be democratic upheaval against the
House Of Lords, Of which the upper luycss Of
soc'ety are scarcely aware a bad harvest in
England might at once upset English politics at
home and abroad, aud the back = ard Sprirc and
incessant rain may do more harm than all tho
diplomacy Of the Continent.
, 1860-06-30
S1uatteFfsnl In New England.

TIE boston Pot, which has long been the re-.
cogn'zsd organ Of New &ngland Democracy
gtres in its adherence to the Brcckinridee ticket
on the grounds Of its regularity aud nationality
Inc Douglas nomination it says "was not only
made By Convention irrcgularly constituted
but was in Itself sectional o,niaatios. II f,ad
not the support Of tbe old Democratic States
and thus, hacking in its mode the essential uua1.
ity Of nationality. it is open to the most olec.
.ttonable charge which can be made sra;nst :,
political party.'' Moreover, i: is tainted bv the
horr'd infection Of Anti Siarcryism, 70 that the
P1st predicts that there eau he but one 1ecit;.
mate termination Of lie career Of the disorean.
izsrs-whlcf is Abolltionism. "The needle is
not surcr to point towards the pole than ure
those who use this line Of argument Il. {. Doug.
las) to ultimately dri.t into tue pit Of Adolf.
tionisrn."
The Hartford 1ime*, the leading Democratic
paper Of its State, is in doubt what course 10
take, and remarks:
Nc prefer to watch and wait for q dav e,
TWO. before taking sta1d. john C, Breckin.
ridge and General Joseph Lane arc The nomi,
nees Of the Seceders. Gallant and nopular nsn
both, and the South will suppor. tliem.''
, 1860-06-30

kt6fte*pon3eEsG Of Ire l1*.Atf1 lscH1b!c1n.1
E7,Jon1. Dakota TO-. n T., June =. ESQ.
The citizens Of this county were yesterday
startled by the fearful intelligence, received
from Mr. B:cwn, Of this county, concerning tue
massacre Of the residents Of the town of Nin-
brarah, by the Brule.Sioux. lie suites that On
Thursday evening, June l4th, the Inhabitants
Of Ninbrurah observed band of Indions ap.
preaching The town, crawling upon their hands
and teet, for the purpose. It IL believed, Of set
ting FIRE to the houses, and of butcheriuy the
Inmates. Alarm was imme ediatclv ciren, and a
party was formed, amounting to fifteen in all,
10 70 out and meet the Ind'aus, thus hoping 10
prevent a Wholesale slaughter. Upon meet
Ing with the red "sliantd" <eoundrtl*,
shots were exchanged. and Vt. Westerman.
storekeeper ut Niobrarah, fell wounded severe
ly, though not mortally, in the foot. Two Of
his associates attempted to carry him TO the
hotel, but wers 30 closely pursued By the lsrule-
Sioux that they we're Obliged to leave him 10
his fnse. The 1adians again shot Mr- Nester-
man, this time moTtallE, the bullet entering
directly between the ribs, penetrating the lung,
and making its exit at the back portion of the
lung. below the shoulder blade. Mr.. Nester-
man was finally taken to the hotel, where he
died in about three hours. Mr. Dodsoo, keep
er Of the hotel, WAS also seriously wound-d.
Mr. Smith, blacksmith Of the Ponca Reserva-
lion, was captured by the 1ndiars. but in cross
ing him over the - Running Water lie by
great dexteriey made his e.cupe 10 deep IN.
vine c:o=e at hard, where he remained seEeral
hours in perfect security, although the Indians
in searching Tor him often trod upon bis body.
lie returaed to Niobrarah several hours after
h1s capture and fortunate escape. 4 5ou:g
gentleman from the East. supposed to be from
Washington, D. c., who is attached to the
"Pooca Reserve" shot two Of the Indians. aad
was fortunate enough to secure The tealp Of one
OF the miscreauts. 1t is thought tina. the SET
tiers between Siobrarah md Fort Raudall have
k.,f il mi
mise. Mr Brown, 1y informant, Is an inteli-
gent person, and his statement is authenticated
By circumstances. He has been living ut Mo
brarah for some time. md was one Of The per-
sous who ecdeaEorel to sare Mr. Nester.nan
fran beng shot second time. Mr.. Brown left
Siobrarah on Friday morning, and reached
here yesterday, having travelled the whole route
en- foot.
, 1860-06-30

To OUR READERS,

We shall eadeayor 10 print as little in rc-
gard TO politics as possible. the excitement
81 the people in anticipation Of a much.ncedsd
and bene1cent change Of the Administration
at Washington, in view Of the deep dissen-
rious in tia. false and fallen Democratic party,
Of the cez:ainfy TINT HONEST Oh Apr vii he
elected, and that the country Will return to
the principles aad policy Of other md better
days, dca ands that pars, and perhaps the
larger part, Of our space should bo given to
political discussion. But while doing Our share
in arou-;us and maiataining the enthusiasm
cf the people, in disseminating politica1 infor-
1natioo, i'll convincing tile reason aud iudg-
ment o!' those for whom we labor, we shall not
Il 'elecs other and equally important matters.
Tae rREss AND TRIBUNE is primarily Com
nc:c!al Newspaper. Its political character is
not its Min feature; but il in time like that
bcf,rc us, when the fate cf the Union aud the
pcrpetu ty Of our institutions scemto depend
rpon the proper adjustment Of the questions
now under discussion, we should seem - for.
get tic news Of the day aud the material in.
1sEes:s Of tie West, our readers may be as'
sured tia: nothing but the overwhelming i'm
pot,nco o. the crisis and the necessity which
exists ftr every liver cf his country to do his
share in the work Of national reform, have
diverted us from our main purpose; and that
rs soon as victory sits upon the Republican
banner, wc shall gladly return 10 the path in
which We are accustomed to tread.
IL the meantiu:c, wo ask our read
ers' indulgence. We try conscientious
y aad increasingly to make d parel
worthy of support-o1e worthy Of tue West
il we tui', those. after ourselves, most inter
esfed, will lie sure to let Us know.
, 1860-06-30

.. That 1t is tho duty of the Federal Govern
nlent, in all its departments, to protect the
rights o.. persons and property in the Terrific
res. and wherever else its constitutional au.
s. That when the settlers in a Territory ha7-
Ing IN adequate population to form State CON
st1sution, the right Of sovereignty commences,
and being consuu1mated BY their almis.ioa into
the Union, they stand On an enuality With the
people Of other States, aud State thus organ
,zed @ ought to be admitted into the Federal
Union, whether its Constitution n1ohib;ta or
recognizes tue institution Of slavery.
1tssotrtd, That the Democratic party are in
lasof OF me acquisition OF the island Of Cuba,
On such terms ss Bhell be honorable to ourselres
and Just to Spain, and the earliest practicable
moment.
R:solred, That the enactnents Of State Leg.
islatures 70 defeat the faithful execution of tie
Fugitive S1aye law are hostile il character. sub.
verslve Of the Constitution, and revolutionary
=, I'esotrtd, That the Democracy OF the United
States recognize it as the imperative dusy oi
to1a government to protect the natural;zed citi.
gen in oil his rights, whether It home or in for.
cit,zens.
:, WHEREAS, One Of the greatest necessities oi
the age, IN political, commercial, postal and
military point Of yew, is 4 speedy communica.
ton between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts
therefore, be it
Rtsol.ta, That the National Democratic party
do hereby pledge themselvest to use every mean:
IN r. their power 10 secure the passage Of somt
nlH, to tue extent of their constitutional au
tnotlty, ~ Congress, for the construction of
tactac Kallroad from the Mississippi River II
tue Pacific Ocean, at the earliest practicable
moment.
THE uESATI0SAL CONSTITUTIOyALpA PARTY
CANDIDATES.
For rrfsldfnt-1ous EElL Of Tennessee.
FOR !! ice Pr<sidtnt-EpwARp EyEEErr Of Mas
sachusetts.
| PLATFORM.
1Ae tnlon, the Constitution aud the Laws.
| THE SAM HOUSTON PARTY,
CANDIDATES.
/ For Pfftidtat-SAx HoEs7ox Of Texas.
PLATFORM.
The Candidates old Indian blanket.
, 1860-06-30

The Steam Plow, recently built in Cincinnati
for this State is thus described in the Conamtr-
eiai:
The C,ncinnatus has been built as model
for those required By Mr. Sullirant on his broad
estates in illinois, whittier it was shipped last
evening, The engine is Of forty horse power,
weighs niue and half tons, and draws eight
large prairie "bresking plows," each one Of
which is quite equal for performance to one
Of the Ordinary Illinois fashion drawn bv si1
OF eightoxen and accomplishing its mere pc.
diem. The boiler Is. ofcourse. vertical, to en-
able the locomotive TO ascend bill sides. and has
tender earry1ug ten barrels Of water, that
beiag about ue.fourth the amount required for
day 'a stcsming- The maeLine is so arranged
81 ~bess sets ssadue sa room
admirably ptaced for overlooking all parts Of
the "'1'iow." Us rell as the Prairis Sea, whose
fertile surface he is to yex with his iron heels.
Weshall await the renort Of the first practical
performance Of "Clncinnatus'' in Geli erery
way worthy Of This grand conception.