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ARRrsr1D roR EwwyzrrxyNT Tho Chicago Journal a
The 1lth instant s>ys:-wiam q, nogcrs arrested
yesterday uuon charge Of emboDicment cf bctwcc~
Ao0oAnd % 600 frem his cmpoysr, .. n. Kinzie ESQ.,
Canal Collector. In whose Office he has been a clork
Rcrers has been receiviog salary Of 500 year ana
out al this ssnail ssprnd managed 20 support family
become preseason q brick yard and Of consdera
BILE real estate M hrst discov Of Rogers embczze
mont was made Ny Mr.. Knxe. lie drew his check for
tDo upon the bs~k hut ,cnsbcd 10 find that there
were only s2oe ~ bis credit In the institution Tie wcnt
bask - NE Office aud mentioned tho matter 10 Rogers
who tbougss tsc mnst be esme uistake, and TOOK the
THAI dag - sSsc~edcd in ra1ng the amount epoieA Il
In IT, bank and drew out in INC afternoon Tnis
c'rcumenncs aroused Mr.. EinyIc's susp,cona
sud he cou@epcsd an enminailca f acrounts which
resuls~d ~ h hndinG tencit Of 600 covering Pc
oSssd N settle " rivinc his exsolovrr millioa
bricks ' The latter rsuscd sny settlement and had him
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centres White and straw coorsd ribbon strings.
Rice straw bonnets are much IN favor this season.
Some are very simply trimmed
Tul!e and Grape bonnes are made in almost endless
variety
LONDON Monty MARKET, TUESDAY EVENING, July =
m quotation OF gold II Paris s about par an the
co 3 S o. LO0aSa h 3 Tx q sterling
sS =. cent s r S .ssi N Ss'
By sdvices sou HamsuvE the mice a essx y ga per
mark and The short exchange on london laax pr FL
therefore about iios6 per cent dsEs IN Hsasurg Than
IAs courss q szch.nss :. New York on Ieadoa for
When comparsd win dc Sins par between sSs I've eO@
sts shows that the sEehasss slightly IN Avor a ng
ana dsrsncs Of interest," tie present rste leaves vsry
gnms proat on The importation Of gold from The United
me English funds have been dull to day al fractional
decline, caused ~ the large failures in course Of
nounosmsns .. 0onss's which ls % Yesterday - .
close. Bank stock len on ct 22oK; reduced and new
s ;s's Per cent? y, ss RSps: paper ana icl
10 n1' - 3. IL. D. omoouu' ana kxshsqusr bills
noesy u fa demand oday, but an easy market is
Alnodssass bssInsss has been transacted in foreign
ssocks eenerally - former prices. st
Paris usse ss been closed sodsy t'n0' Jerome 'ne
In the foreign exchanges this sernoou there was no
gold was taken o he Ssn ls;ss a s' post
The change In the Portuguese Ministry announced To-
day said TO DO favorable 70 the prospects Of honest
In consequence Of the recent failures there was uearl,
total suspension OF business in the Ieadenha leather
market Today Market hides declined from thirty to forty
per cent. r s.s.r .esrta b, ~.
In the colonial market there has been reaction in
Grand Trunk Of canada to % to The ordinary bonds
Western shares declined TO 1917 10 l1H Foreign de-
scriptions show no change Of Importance 10 American
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important from Rome.

There Is at Rome a government within the osteps bIc
T h grea, mystery envelopes INC r,o
gdvces received from reliable source o. give the names
OF the PRINCIPAL mem oers Of what must be termed
First the list a nobleman who is completely under
the domination both Of his mohera Ia Roc Aefoucaai
aud eiumst affiliated and most devoted 10 the Iesaits-
and Of his Wife Belgian lady, or the character
the mother. The wife Is in Paris The following Is
the list
Tho Duke salviaii
The Marquis Patrizi.
The Count Lubiusk.
The Marquis Pro Capralica.
The Marquis Scrlupi.
The palace ramaH the Parz, S,v,na serves AZ rcn.
devious for these Conciliabulcs
Around tbs committee grouped Monsignori dc Ne
rode, Bedlu Borromeo aud Bra-di; this last being the
Spokesman Cor Cardinals wiseman yillecourt aud ~
Reisac. The principal organization has formed
imitation o. Mszylni Committees appointed in each
rome 'hsr duties are 70 obtain information 81 the inhsb
tants who are divided nto three cass.s-the liberals
the sPcccd and the clerical This done according TO
advccs obtained FROM the cures aud from the established
the Of affairs becoming more and more grave
President has been appointed for this hdd govern
ment at Rome, In the person Of Monsignoc Llschavo
Caabrian. warmly recommended by the KING OF Nlplcs
Vice President has also been appointc Mons suor 81
bils The Secretary Is Pasl ialoni, adjunct OF the
This committee seeks through the action OF the nun
clos, The bishops the cciiimsts AID the clergy 10
France 70 excite luminosity and opposition against the
RoHr, June %, 1890
The Pore on the occasion Of the anniversary 81 his IN
stallson. commOted the punishment q 70 nut Of tot
of 2i2 - ca prisoners On the prcsoas dty bat
taions Of Irish volunteers entered the ,,.rrars of Rome
The assertions from the Ssiss regiments continue
Row. (via Marscilles), June 30 1850
The fermentation here has been increasing the
agitation commenced at Naples, and General lnorcierc
Jcty Q 1850.
cha
+ M,SssuiEs Juiv 3, 1850
Letters have arrived from Rome all asserting that
crisis was imminent and that the atituis parties
wards each other was provocative of q collision.
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Sv ttrerian MS.

N Is asserted that Switzerland will NIT the Coa-
ference the following question only
Il " the interest of Europe ami the atty of
Rvitprsnd 70 leave gho S.mpon Pass psr'tly
bic 10 France, without demanding any irtsh gIlrrsa
aees"
ehoad this question obtain solutian pis,tsfwnry q
guStversrd abe would confnc hers.f ttxilg D.. d.
varce OF the declarations In which Franc e1g0ri her
self 10 sssumekl the military obligations rssit1g fc0
Article "a Of the Gnal act OF Vienna
Switzerland, besides would claim tha ligii cVs "
war, OF military occup ing the ueutrii'1'i % c's Of
lhablsis and Fsucigny.
Switzerland would also state her reserve 'rt W
of which in the protcos % the Conf-rence rii ~"
rrnAnd, and would maintan IN psincpl ..t riSnts
xyhck are guaranteed 10 her BY trcaiies
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The French orpheonists at the Crystal Palace-the
fourth and last exhbtionon Saturday last also the
most brilliant There IA 4O6 visters on the occa
sion. The total number Of visters since the opening of
the palace, June 10, 1854, amounts to $40, SEQ.
The Sheriff Of Norfolk bias offered cup Of the value Of
ESQ 10 the best rifle shot the enrolled volunteers
in the country Three rounds will be fired by each MAJ
at distances OF Soo 400 500 and 900 yards according
Hythc regulation.
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The London Times has the following:Martin Escalant
British subject, has returned 10 Gibraltar, after three
was sentenced by the Judge Of iucha to nine years
penal servude for attempting to change the religion Of
Spain, by distributing copies Of the New Testament
The London Tines Paris correspondent says:-The
Minister of Marine has ordered two gaes TO proceed to
Byrout II feared that the disturbances In the Leba
non might produce serious complications. The French
frigate zenobie has already arrived there
On the ming of the I'd inst, the following resolu
ops were laid upon the table Of the House of Commons
That the right Of granting aids and supplies 70 the
crown is in the Commons alone aud that although the
raj descriptions relating to taxaon, by negatving the
WHOLE yet the exercise Of that power by them has not
been frequent and Justly regarded by this house tn
peculiar jealousy as affecting the right of the Commons
to grant the supplies aud to provide the ways and means
for the service OF the year.
That TO guard for the future against undue exercise
Of that power by the LORDS aud to the Commons
their ghfu control taxation and supply this house
has In its own hands the power so TO impose and remit
taxes and TO frame bills of supply that the right Of the
Commons as 10 the matter manner, aud time,
may be maintained involate.
The grand rifle match Of the National R1c As
ISOLATION commenced on Monday, the % Of July,
on the ground on Wimbledon non,s under
the highest auspices and the most favorable cir
cumstances Her Majesty, the Queen aud all the
bers Of the Royal family attended After the Queen and
Prince Albert had taken their places the das the Pre-
sdent behalf Of the association presented addresses
from that body, u which her Majesty made suitable
ply. The Queen fired the rst shot and struck the bulls
eye at distance Of 400 yards The whole scene was
more like the hill at EPSON the Derby Day than what
usually witnessed on any other public occasion Among
the volunteers, remarkable not being in uniform APP
peared line OF men OF about l5Ohcy the Swiss,
preceded by the tag Of the Swiss confederation-the
formidable competitors for the prize ''open to all
lions" They are picked men, the best shots Of their
spectiye societies.
The Fox exploring ship arrived in southampton eks
on Monday from Copenhagen to be fitted for survey
services In connection with proecued North
telegraph to America.
Lord famerston his directed that donation of clio
should be paid the Royal Bounty Fund 10 Abraham
Of "a lp Ia earlv
seventy years OF age.
The decline OF pauperlsm in England, compared with
last year, continues The decline in April, pared
with 1882 is above per cent, in May nearly g. Tho do
cline IL still most considerable in the cotton district
The Official tables OF the for tbs quarter
year, both OF which terminated on Saturday last
published. The increase on the quarter amounts TO
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Mr.. Lever and the Galway Contract


The secondreport Of the Select Committee Packet
tracts states that has been brought 10 their knowledge
that iDlS5S Mr. Lever offered fl0 Mr. ONalley
wn member Of the Irish bar n he should Obtain for Mr.
Lever subsidy OF certain sum for the the
United Stes malls 10 and from this country, ard subso
qucntiy deed executed In which Mr. T. X Holmes
member OF hrm OF parliamentary agents, admitted
rs party jointly with Mr. Irwin, and they bound them
selves TO use their best efforts and all
with their friends and others to the subdy aud
subsidy should be obtained, proportionaie sum N
II should he OF less amount Proceedings law pend
ing between Mr.. Irwin and Mr. Lever, and stiou has
been brought against him for f5 &c., claimed ~ Mr. IT.
win and Mr. Holmes under the deed but the teton has
hitherto been delayed the ground 10 Is sstc OF anti
cipated legal difficulties tall the Galway Pscke Contract
shall have been approved by Parliament The committee
report that there sec ms TO them rrouGd for sup
posing that any corrupt means resorted 10
by MesTs Irwin and Holmes In carrying out
sum stpula ed the fact Of It's payment being made condi
tiona on success, and Mr. Levers plea 10 action
which alleges that Messrs Irwin aud Holmes fvho how
ever deny the CHARGE falsely and alcnty cpresen
cd themselves to khave great influence with members
Of the and Others which would be OF
in procuring the contract appear 10 lead the Inference
That the exertion OF undue influence could not been
excluded from Mr. Levers view when he entered
arrangement Al all events, they clearly Of opin
ION that the agreement s In Itself deserving Of the
strongest reprobation and that the allowance such
uertakngs would present temptation 70 corrupt pac-
tees and open door 10 evils injurious u the pub
Tic service. 1, therefore, Mr. Lever. who en- ercd into
this arrangement himself the under the
Galway contract the committee say they cAnlo doubt
that the House should withhold the rnonsys nccss
taken the contract OF him. and he holds but abot fourth
OF the stock, and the other directors do APPEAR 10
have heen aware OF the transaction The committee there
fore submit the matter for the judgment Of he House.
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NsATRIrONIAI..

MAfRIMoNIAL-A GENTLEMAN OF Thirty TWO.
~ rrsnins z ssni In Nc far vsa dsuarss 70 tom ~
srqus"sncc nsough rurespxadenrs m 500 1ny
xnS Moua snersp pryes4s OF msrvfAee hs Tsn,ins -
business anu cf order, and m VIC ~ W.
g. tass u ayesAars and cniva1cs under hl seY
between y ND IS Would prefer with inesns 700 ~
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RIO ~ lASyIao, June -Corcc--Ssies have bren IN.
Significant amounting " $40 bags Of which 1910 Cor
ths Mediterranean 40 for the Channel and north and
$500 fot the uni states total salee sncc the 9th ait
amount to ~ 90 Lass No alteration has taken psce
IN prices since ~s quotations dealers continue hrm.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE sIcILIAN REVOLUTION.

MARSIIIEs, July 4, 1880.
The Courier de kdrsees states that q slirmsh took
place the 80 ult., Messna, between some de.
tachments of Garibaldians and portion of the royal
troops.
GKSoA (via Marselcs), July 4, 1860.
Advices from Palermo state that n new Ministry had
been appointed in Sicily by Garibaldi, as follows
Foreign Affairs, sgnor Nabolie
Interior, signor Data
War, Ssnor Orsinl.
Public Safety, sgnor Iaporta.
Religion, Don LAURA Penedictne
Public Instruction, signor IAggia.
Finance, Signor Giovanni.
STAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID, July 8, 1860.
Morocco has paid the first nstalment of the indemnify
TO Spain.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, July 4-P. n.
Copsols closed at ask so3H
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
From Richardson, Spence 4 Co.'s Circular
Sugar-Brsk demand; prices Cd higher than last week
refined wanted; low Jumps not easily obtanable under
SIS. per cwt. Coffee very nrm, and fair business Tea
quiet and value unchanged Rice and satpetcr dull:
terms easier. TAllow-sacs limited; price little lower
wheat-very little doing the few retail sales madea at
decline Of ID. per Genital from Fridays rates Flour
very slow and 3D. per Dbl. and sack cheaper. Indian
Corn Is Is 3D. per quarter lower with considerable
sales at 3os for mixed. We quote wheat red western
los Cd los. I'D, white lis Cd l2s 3D. per 100 lbs
Flour, supernne Philadepha 2ss 2es Cd extra western
ATS 2's. Cd, extra Ohio 2es. sos per Dbl Indian
Corn, mixed COS, yellow COS SIS white 33s 3as per
$50 lbs Beef very slow. Pork quiet. Bacon steady
Lard continues in fair request and steady price Tai.
low nrm at SIS. Cd. S&s. for d In London, p e. c.
is quoted SIS, both SPOT aud future delivery.
-.
again the turn lower In Manchester today the feeling
is cheerful partly owing the improved weather
and may have business here before the week is
out
LONDON CORN MARKET.
Lospos, July 4, 1850.
from Kngsford lays CIRCULAR
English wheat left Monday sold AT fully tina,
days prices Attendance very small and scarcely any
business transacted In foreign, and value nom nal All
spring corn unchanged IN price.
LyxRrcol, July Q, 1850.
Brotap>rrys.-with a change 10 magnificent weather
LTvrsroo4, July 4-p
The steamship North Britain from Quebec via London.
derry, arrived here this forenoon.
The sales Of cotton TO day 900 bales including
900 on speculation and ,or export s market closes
irregular, but quotations are not changed
Breadstans steady but quiet.
Provisions quiet
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The Savoy Question.

PARIS, July II OF
Yesterday the Austrian Ambassador paid nc a.
vs to rhouvene in order 10 give In the ma n Oh Tue
Court of Vienna verbal reply the despatch RET r.
TO the annexation Of Savoy, which the Fren n gov
eminent communicated 10 the Powers Who sign the
Final Act Of Vienna ~ f., al ~ -
Immediately receipt of this despatch by the Marquis
dc Mouster Count Rechberg ssceraned by telegraph the
views OF the Court OF Berlin, which replied that was
present circumstances, European Conference would be
advisable or whether preference should be given to the
ordinary diplomatic course, 70 direct negotiations be
tween france and Switzerland Austria although ready
to attend Conference would not take the initiative not
ocing directly interested in the stion. he therefore
leava to France the task Of inducing majority or tho
Powers to 10 Of the three proposed
BY ~ Thouvenel and accedes beforehand 10 the decision
Of the majority
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tionaries, some Of them being noble.

tlonaries OF them being noble Some OF the people
demanded that they should be shot.
Fresh massacres Of the stirri had taken place "arl
badi had sent some columns establish order IN me
interior OF the island The Ministry which he had formed
was, however, unpopular
Notwithstanding the dissensions between the towns
and the villages and the resistance offered TO tue
OF the imposts the ardor TO drive the NeaPotahs
out OF the island continued TO prevail
despatch in the London Morning Post, undo, -. =
July u ssys-n Sicily the liberal concessions oil the ne
arolitan government far from checking the rs W
che Dictator the contrary deter mined him to precp
tate the annexation, which he had previously been us
posed 10 delay. .,.....r.s
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-xyE LOVERS or aooD wINE-anEEN SEAL. caAn-
York
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Iong white marabout feathers, spotted with straw.
Honde cap, with diadem Of white daisies, with straw
centres. White and straw colorsd ribbon strings.
Rice straw bonnets are much IN favor this season.
Some are very simply trimmed.
Tulle and Grape bonnets are made in almost endless
variety.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY,
w THEREAS information has this day been made to us,
w the undersigned by the oath of FL. A. Covn, that
slave PETER belonging to the estate of VIM. B. Col
vin has away and lies out hid and lurking in swamps
and other obscure places committing depredaons to the
of North Carolina to require him. the said slave forthwith
surrender himself to his master other lawful authority
the Court House door, and two other public places of
said county and said slave that if he does not mme
diaely return to his MASTER is lawful for any cap
him. by Staying him otherwise, without accusation
impeachment any crime. Given under our hands and
seals this 8th MAY, l860 JAS +. SIMPSON, j. P. IL.
JOEL L. MOORE, J. p. IL. s. !
Peter is five feet eight inches hgh and black
runaway in February 1869. will give one hundred dollars
for him, dead or alive. E. A. COLVIN.
May "a, 1860.-39-tf.
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but all parties claim to the views of the Fa
OF the Republic the Slavery Question: the object of
the compilation rather to show what those views were
and what construction the eminent statesmen of the country
have given the Constitution from the period of its adoption
to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise in 1854
This volume the only work of the kind published and
should be in the hands of all who wish history this all
absorbing question
,BNGHAMPToN July II, 1860.
My DEAR SIR Il have received, and return you my
dial thanks copy of your valuable and interesting book
- Teachings OF Patriots and Statesmen
Its publication is most timely, and trust may exert
healthy influence correcting modern sentiments which
are at war with the principles it incucates.
! sincerely yours,
DANIEL S. DICKINSON.
| Hon. E. B. CHASE.
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The fOUotolng:
We would advise every one who takes an interest and
would judge justly the question which, for many years
has most absorbed politics. to buy this book. It is
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Euening Argus, Phila.
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the opinions of the founders of upon
that subect-the whole constituting very admirable and
succinct history OF slavery in the United States
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mr. Chase shown industry tact and impartality in
this compilation, which is full and instructive, without being
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Publications.
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OF the Republic the question of Slavery showing their
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several State Conventions to ratfy the same.
distinguished feature of the discussions the Speech
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

BLADEN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions August Ien 1860.
Rnaldi & Brother, ! Attachment levied upon Defend
VS.. ant ants interest in the lands of the
this case appearing to the Court that the defendant
George W. Mcmillan, is nonresident of the State of
North Carolina 1t is ordered that publication be made
the Wilmington Journal public newspaper published in
the town of Wilmington n Co. for six consecutive weeks
him to appear at the next term of this Court
be held the Monday in November next plead
answer repevy, otherwise the conditional Judgment of
the Justice will be made absolute and na and the interest
of the defendant in the lands above mentioned will be sold
for the satisfaction of plaintiff debt.
Witness a X. Cronlartie Clerk Of our said Court at o.
ce in Elzabethtown the 25th day of August A. D. 1850
A. K. CROMARTIE, Clerk.
Aug so i ct. Pr. adv $5 g.