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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

SOLD wholesale and Retae BY PURCELL, LADD CO., Rich
mond, Va n RjNfs CO., Petersburg }. STAY, Lynch
burg; and by an druggists and merchants apls eoW6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

GPtCEaH NaTICE.-Ths stearnshia JASts- -,sfiSTsA
- TOWN has resImcd her plaee asAil w -l ''- -A4-
tween here ard NsW YORK. 80. a., -, -. - y,.s
The three rtrluships conpi--ls u'' '-- ''- "
Oar Rirhnond astollCus, va- ,.o,N
r. YOSErOWN C.rain Parrilh every saturday A. =
~. ftNFsrOyN Captain Skinner every tutsiay ~ " r. ~
Va no NOKP cant 10 Couc1. every Thursday, as ~ n
RETURNING,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

From Dr. r. w. Cirtirrigh Ne'c Orleans
Your Pills arc the prince ofpurgrs Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic We possess lhey ar
mild but very ccrcn and cfecun IN Their aciton ON Tue
treatment Of disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
Constipation. Costtveness, Suppression
determinations. Gout, Neuralgia, DroPsy ,
Parnlys sis, Fits, etc.

Pnruiys sis, tAtss exc
From DR.. j. p. Iaugla, Montreal Canada.
Too much cannot De sail Of your Pills for the cure OF
rsfirssg Iruthcrs OF fraternity have found them
as eHclcious have they should join me In lroeiln-
in.. Tor The benefit Of the muudes who suucr iron
flt complaint which, although bad enough IN ITSELF Is
M proetuitOr OF others that worse believe COS
firf 10 originate u the liver but your PIs anect tat
organ and cure the disease
Prom Mrs r. Stuart, Physician and Midlrlt Boston,
find one or two large doses Of your Pills, taken AT the
propcr timc are excellent promotyes OF the natural
s[rrrfi1H when wholly partially suppressed and also
very rlectual ci-gIss the stomach and tpt rDrnts.
Thv arr 80 much the best physc we have that recon-
mend other 10 my PATIENTS
Frou he Rsr Dr. Hirte oftae Methodist EPis Church
PULASKI House, Savannah, Ca, Jan. 6, lSj6.
WoNoEEu SIR: I should b. ungraclul for the rellei
= rr ssill has brought % did not report my ease
10 you A cold settled In my limbs aud brought ON eN-
,fip,r ust-gir pains, which ended in ctr0Hic rhtt-
,Tfis4 Notwithstanding had the best OF physicians
TN disease grew and worse, until by the adviceo
-otr sNrpllut Baltimore, Dr. Mackcizie tritu
,.osr Fills. Their ELECTS slow, but SURF ly per
SEVERN. Ina the use OF them, am now entirely we'll
Sr.NNrr Cil,,fHEE, Baton Rouge, La, . Dee, $50;
DR. AVER I have btgu entirely cured, hy your liS;
or Rheumatic GOHt-a painful disease t1ai M 'U
me for years. NlNN"'i
or Most OF The Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, Hlthnugh % valuable remedy "a shiui hl'-' II
t1ur1u~ auuhlc pin, from Che dreadful istl htn'ts
that frequently follow it, nctunu. use. Ahese 'VN'A
NO mercury or mineral substance whatever
Price. 20 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass.
soh wholesale ard Rs,a'e BY PURCELL LADD CO., Rich
mond Va n RjNEs CO., Petersburg J. n seAf, Lynch
burg. and BY an druggists AID merchants apl9 eoW6m
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
Our Evenings.

It has been urged by some that our opposition
70 the new schedule was the result of selfshness
This we affirm is not true, but on the contrary we
shall be benefited thereby. In one item alone
GAS biIl-we shall save about $50 year, as we
shall be able by the present arrangement to do
all our work by daylight. In addition to that
we shall have freedom at night to enjoy ourself
os others do who only have to labor while it is
dav.' It is known to this people that the lot of
apy slave in the county has been lighter for the
last 20 months than ours.
But now we are free-at night and would
therefore suggest that, shall be at leisure
,fter 7 P NJ, we open for Invitations to tea
narties balls and other social gatherings.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS,


SwAssBoRo, n. c., May 26. 1860.
MT. Edat0r :-InasnIch certain statements re-
necting upon the moral and social status of our
munlty have gained adnlittance to your paper as
wen as that OF others, concerning certain marriage
solemnized In this place the 3rd ut, between
Johh wilkins, supposed free negro, and Miss Nose
ly, a white woman we the citizens Of Swansbor
deem 1t due to ourselves and all concerned 10 make
pubic the following plain and unvarnished state
ments OF the facts of the they known and
understood in our midst:
Wilkins is not native of this county: is stone
mason oy trade; is OF copper color, has blue eyes
anu straight halr Has been regarded by many cti
zens OF the county = negro while others equally
respectable have admitted him their homes and so
ciety upon terms of perfect equality Some two years
since he went to live with Mr. Moseiy, the father of
the young woman. He lived there some eighteen
months, passing with the family as white man of
remote Indian extraction During this time he court
eo the said Miss Mosely and up short time re
vious to the marriage her parents family, failed
TO express any disapprObatlUn of MS suit. About
that that time they (the Moselys heard certain Of
wilkins being negro, and endeavored TO break off
IN me match On the ist iEst Wilkins, through Mr..
George Meadows, this bOndsman,l secured license.
ON the ord inst, at late hour of the night, he ap
peared at the house of Rev John +. Muttocks,
companled by his intended and Mr. Henry Marshall,
ia white man. and applied to the Rev. Mr.. Peeler
lWho was stopping with the Rev. Mr. VI to solemn
ize the marriage Wilkins having presented tie IL
cense made such statements and offered such testi-
mony, (which corroborated by Mr.. Marshal,)
t rat both the Rev. Mr.. Mattocks and Mr.. Peeler
were SdLlSusu he was bOL d negro anu the 1GeV mr.
Peeler proceeded to perform the ceremony. There
doubt that Wilkins imposed upon the Rev gen
tem0n as he has upon others. As a community We
entirely ignorant of the whole trausaction and
musG express decided disapprobation thereof
We have such horror of anlag galnaticn and its dis
gustBg associate vices, that could not but attach
severe blame to those who consumated the act, If
purs uaded from their former excellent
charaters that it in ignorance of the fact that
Wilkins is negro, if such he is In conclusion, it is
perhaps proper to say that Wilkins has left
muni'y, doubtless under the impression that these
quarters might get too warm for him
At meeting of the citizens of Swansboro'. held on
the evening of the 25th inst it resolved first that
the above is to the best of their kno wledge true
statement of the facts and embodies the sentiment
of this comm unity.
ReS0lced That the above be forwarded to the New
bern Progress and Wilmington Journal for publica-
tion. G.. II. BARNUM, Chm.
GEO F. DUFFY Set'u
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

PRoPHECY OF HENRY AY.-When the politi-
cal horizon is SO darkened by fanatieism and sec
tonal agitation, with no star to guide us through
the night, how anxious we turn to those seHtlnefs
who have kept watch in the past. for some lesson
to teach us triumph in the trying hour. In their
midst stands the immortal Clay. next to the
Father of his Country The noblest feelings
cluster around his still living spirit In his wis
dom and political foresight, he foretold ten years
ago the present state of things and the rise of the
present Union party, and at that time, so near
the termination of his earthly career, gave TO its
principles and purposes his hearty appreciation.
Referring to the opposition then waging ia the
North under the leadership Of VIM Fl. Seward,
against the Compromise OF 1850, MIR. Clay declared
that ifit should continue and increase and be-
alarming.' it would lead to the ferma-
ton oftwo new parties, one for the Union and
the other against the Union" =" And the plat
form of that Union party. exclaimed the lordly
old patriot, "will be. the Union the Constitution,
and the enforcement of its laws. And fit should
be accordingly formed, / announce myself in
this place member of that Union party, w hat
may be its component elements. Sir [ go
further I have had great hopes and confidence
in the principles of the Wing party, as being
most likely to conduce to the honor. prosperity,
and the glory of my country. But if it is to be
merged into contemplate Abolition party, and
if Abotionism is to be engrafted the Whig
creed, from that moment [ renotnce the party
and cease to be Wing go yeta step further:
If am alive, will give my humble support
for the Presidency to that man, to whatever
party he may belong, who is uncontaminated by
fanaticsm. rather than to who, cryiag out ali
the time and aloud that he is Whig maintains
doctrines utterly subversive Of the Constitution
and the Union"
And now when the germ of Republicanism has
developed, and when a Union party has arisen in
consequence of such deveopement. when in short
the very contingency here so powerfully depicted
mas occurred. let us think of the above unpreju'
olced by past party feelings and regard it not as
an Idle prophecy.-N. Y Express.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
DRY GOODS.
1860.


IMPORTANT TO EVERY PURCHASER
BEG LEAVE call the "a attention Of the
- Puohc generally To my stock GOODS tor tEe
-,,o, SPRLNG 7. , AND SUMNER TEADE,
"hIch Is much larger and more complete at any
former season, Consisting os all the desirable ,b,cs
and styles of the season viz:
and FIounced silk Robes;
), ard FIounced Barege Anglais Robes.
), a2d do French Barege Robes;
:, ,, aud q" Jaconet k"Ues, il great variety
Plain Black and Brocade Silks
Plaid and striped fancy SKIS;
Plain and embroidered Cheue Silks;
Indla and tUuard Silks
Brocade, Foulard and Pine Apple Silks;
Plain and Figured BSrege Augiais great vaIiot,-
E'opIins izshair. CaIpel-i air ~ S.Iis stcos1at
Variety OF Grey Goods uciudIug all the -ou...ar
sly les much III demand
0. CANDIES, Jaconetts, Mu,iiDs. Lawns Cam bricks.
in great varlety--every de>iiable sty,ei
Ginghans French Prints C0.pged 5~illlants y hi'e
BTilliants, Jaconct MusiuS Syrs. MusI.us Cambria
and Swiss InsertIugs and I'd -IuE;
Erish 1. .inen, LINEN 4. vvnr, In C.nrh-icrsa.
Linen Pilow-caSe Goods men and Co,,,,r, S.e.e..
Linen Cambria HduukeTcnicts,
EMbTOi iderpd and E.:scc SeTts.
Swiss Jac"net and Lace C"lIeIs; husl.n AID Laoe
CndeIsieeYes, Lace Gttts, kd ard sin Gloves EaLs
and Head Dresses;
CALICOLS-
0.O00 TRVds Comprising ali desirable 81 les OF
American aud English Manufacture:
HOOPSkIRTS-
The most apr owed manu-, iyc which am se...
at greatly reduced preeS :--eiso new style
just introduced for skirts .--rcIne~tic CiD-Lorrz
Paids ana stripes, fo, servants war:
BLEACHED AND BROWN UOllESTICS-
BH.laps, DeEins, Osra nur=s, Clvtl.S, C.~iuesyz.
Fe7unGs, Coatings, Twoeds Kentucky Jeans
Salisbury Cassn.ere CottonaG. Nsnh ecus.
Duck q Plan!e,.; Linens, Lilgn Dtiiis.
zee and SILK Martiilas aud Points;
Linen, Deb ~ aud BaIege AuE.tus
DCS4 4EhS:
Panama, 1eghorn and straw Hats fol gentlemen and
boys Fine Fashionable M"le- lin un,l Fc.t Hats.
Ladies ana CIl.trrH.s i.rt< (i!.2Ttus
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
Destructive Storm.

GOLDSBOR ,, May 2Sth. 1850.
Dear Progress "A terrific storm passed over
this place between the hours of and o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The tan was stripped from
one half of the roof of Wayne Female College,
and carried to the distance of IS or. 100 yards
from the college. The sheeting and seepers of a
portion Of the stripped roof were also torn off, and
conveyed to considerable distance from the
building. The utmost terror and confusion pre-
vailed among the young ladies of the institution
during the progress of the storm and in the hur-
ry and anxiety to remove baggage, bedding, and
various contents of the above from the
floods that were let in upon the fourth floor, a
negro girl who had started down with trunk
upon her shoulder, was precipitated to the floor
beneath. She was badly bruised, but in no wise
seriously injured. None of the young ladies
were at all injured. One thousand dollars. proba-
bly,, will not repay damages sustained by the
college. The A, s. n. c. r. R. ware house
was also stripped of the tin upon its roof.
stable belonging to Mr.. Pittman was demol-
ished.
Four beautiful shade trees in front of Bakers
Hotel were Frustrated, besides many others in
different parts of the town. Fences, generally,
shared the same fate.
I have not yet heard from the country. but
doubt not that the work of destruction has been
very fearful
1ourS, &c,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
HORATIO.
TRENTON. N. c.. Nav 25. 1861.

TRENTON, N. c., May 25, 1867
Dear Progress The most important topics with
ad rafOrem, Charleston Convention, Baltimore
nomination and the Southern seceders lti
tinua harangue from morning until night, every one
these 1t has its advocates each of which
is being fully discussed by its friends so much
so that it has become burdensome to the community
The people of little Jones. it have always had
any quantity of men that would participate in these
little street political arguments that not very in
structive for every of them have to talk at the
same time, and the consequence is that neither can
understand, but no doubt, these politicians think
tn not for them their principles would never
be known.
The crops look well with us, particularly
Mrs Nancy Pittman, wife of VIM. G. Pittrnan,
died very suddenly on Monday last; also, Miss Ho-
land Mercer, O Sunday, the Goth inst.
Mr.. L. Koonce Jr and Mrs. s. L. Hail. were uni
ted in marriage, by w. P. Ward at Pollocksville on
yesterday evening at3p. m. Prosperity attend them
Yours. Y.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
ERONT sEREET HOUSE,

BEAEFORT, N c.
This large and pleasantly located esta tsIn.en: j
now being thoroug hly reftted aud furnished aud viii
be opened on Monday, 18th day of Nay, for the rt
ceptlon and accommodation of II, itOrs
Its location Is Oh the Front Street und but few
eet from the water, where convenient Butllug
Houses erected.
the top oe2 utGul promenade, 40 feet IN length
The rooms are large and airy, opening on rIazas
in full CIV OF the Ocean. that lersous de-ruu. q.
spending the Summer from their homes for the enjoy
ment the Sea breeze &c. wiIlfnd this house boil
comfortable and pleasant.
Pleasure bout with experienced persons to man
them Will always be III readiness for sailing OF fishing
excursions, &c, full supply OF Ice constantly nI
hand. No elort viii be spared to give entire salts
faction.
TERMs OF BoARD.-S25 per month; sl0 per week
$i.15 per day. B- \. ENSLEI s. CO.
April IL 1850 dswtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
Tbe Schedule and Ad vaIorem.

We went up to Goldsboro' on sunday ana re-
4,rned Yesterday. There was terrific storm at
roIdsboro' late Thursday afternoon of which our
correspondent gives an account in another col
umn.
We heard nothing at Goldsboro', Kinston or
along the line about anything but ad Oatorem and
the new schedule. All the democrats we saw were
oooiust ad uaLorem, while all we saw who were
mt democrats were for it. The street and hotel
di.cussions, however, are carried on principally
nv men who know nothing about it.
Everybody that saw, with the exception OF
five or six persons. are aoson on the new schedule
As the Directors have determined, however, to
try it a few days, hope it may work better
than the public expect.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
REVIEW OF NEyvBERN MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 20, 1860.

kOR 1HE w EEK ENDlNG MAY ~, 1COU.
Naval StOres.-Not much has been doing in
Naval Stores during the week. The present seems
to be just between the two crops. A few fragments
of the old crop daily arriving seasoned by a smal
sprinkLng of the crop which seems to sharpen
the appetite of Naval Stores merchants. The
crop, so far, has met with ready sale at from
50 25 to So 80 p bbl principally the latter price
while the old crop has not suffered, but continues to
find ready sale full prices closing Oh Saturday at
slight advances s. l2z for Dip and s. l22 fur Hard
A small lot of Tar brought 81 20 y bhl. and Com
Rosn sold readily at 81 l2E p bbl. Spirits Iur
pentine has been received very sparcey last sales
were effected at 42c. p gallon.
Corn.-A few hundred bbls. have been disposed
of during the week at So 30 y bbl.
Flour.-Flour has advanced T23c. p bbl since
last and has been quite active for thA last few
days, at S. 81! for Supelfne and 81 81 for Family
For ruling prices in other articles See list Of prices
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
Democratic Meeting.

There meeting held at Big Swift Creek on
Saturday. May 49, when motion, the meeting
organized by appointing VIM. r. Cation Chairman,
and Alien Gaskins Secretary.
Rfsolued, That approve of the Convention to
he held IN Newbern on the 18th of June next for
the purpose of nominating suitable candidates to
represent this County i'll the Senate and House of
Commons of the next General Assembly of North
Carolina and will send delegates to the same.
After the adoption of the above resolution, On
motion, the following gentlemen appointed
delegates to the Convention to be held in Newbern
on the 18th Of June:
William Cation. Allen Gaskins, j A Williams
ST Clare Lancaster RawsonRuc Thomas Cuthreil,
X S Chapman, Christopher Dudley, Furneyfold
Jackson Richard Kinnse John Jacks VIM Ceve,
Fulcher, Lewis clearinghouse and Bishop E Dudley.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
WIN. R. CATION, CHM.
ALLEN GAsKINs. SecY
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
WILMINGTON MARKET. May q.

" .
TURPENTINE-Saes yesterday afternoon of $50
bbls at 81 IS for Virgin, s. So for Yellow Dip, and
ST. 5:I for Hard p 29D lbs.
SPIRTTS-Sales yesterday of 100 bbs. at 41c.,
and 240 do at 4l7c p gailonal in extra bbl$- This
morning we learn that about 500 bbs. have changed
hands 4nc for country lots and Ale. for extra.
ROSIN-20O bbls. Pale sold yesterday at 80 p $50
pounds.
~ bb
BACON-InN. C. cured notice sales yesterday
of 6uOA lbs. 4c, and this morning $4,000 do ut
IL &c. p tb. for hog round
COTTON-Sales yesterday of l3 bales at i cents
for ordinary II do. at lt4 cents for nliddlng and
do at Ii / certs per lb. tor good middling
CORN-Saes this morning of ,8l3 bushels at 76
cents for Hyde and 1913 at IS cents for Heriord.
About 5 2l7 bnshes received since yesterdays re,
port ~
MOLASSES-A a cargo of 259 hhds, a tcs and AZ
bbs. has arrived from Cardenas since last report,
cents per gallon in lots.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
- Or. ROSCOE HOOKER,

- a gradu-
ate of the University Of North Carolina and of tie
Medical Department of the University Of New York ]
after successful practice of eight years having per-
manentiy located in Newbern pectfully offers his
professional services in all its branches to the c,.
zens of Neyoern and the surrounding coantrr Dr.
H. has heretofore given and will continue 10 give e
peCial attention to the diseases of aud child
rem When not professionally engaged he may he
found at his residence Tor office be built imlned
ately) one square North tfthe Court House aud ad
joining the Presbyterian church lot
Jan 23-d s. w6m
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

STREET TUssLE.-A tussle took place Sun
day evening, near the old County Wharf, between a
free negro in the employment of j. d. Myers. ESQ =.
and his overseer, the negro striking the white man
first. Cuffy duly harnessed up, and, after re-
ceiving a sua chastisement was lock ked up until
yesterday morning, when he was brought before a
magistrate and bound over to await the action of
court, and in the absence of surety was re commit
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
MANUFACTURES

HOME MANUFACTURE:
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS i!
NOTICE NOTICE d!
Military Companies 81 Sporting Gentlemen
/ have opened of the largest ami best assort
ed stocks Of Gums, Pistols, Riffs, and articles
pertaining to that line of business and would most
respectfully invite all that may wish anything in thai
hue to give me call aud examine my stock.
The following list comprises q portion OF the arti
c!cs exhibition:
Cans, D0uhie and Sluele.
IpTReS made to 0rdeE;
Breech L0adqne.
g GIclt'S Pateat
HhaTPs
NerrsNs &C
Co.'s
Pistols.
Cots Patest
s,nM = Wesso"s PGse"t sa
ReUUs 10.
alien dr IVhee7ock's do.
Sm5h tS' " Cartridges:
Pistol Holsters;
Slot P0ucheS;
P0arder F2asks;
Fo1ls end Masks
Fcnczmg and Bocing Gloves
FaShamg Tackle;
Gun Unddqng;
Eiey's Caps;
~ g. u. Caps;
g Curs Caps,
Cots Caps
Dog CoHars
81 Chaans
P0cGer and Shot
RcpaTring Promptly attend ii O.
Nsrchuuts sup0l4ed at NeW YORK. p,7ces.
Manufactures oI Cuxs Rife.
EDWIN WANT.
april y dswtf Pollok s.. Ne" bern.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

STRUCK BY L1GnyN4NG-While at Colds boro' on
Sunday we had the pleasure of meeting with Rev.
VIM. Gloss who informed that he had visited
near Mount Olive in Wayne County. Sunday fore
noon, poor family consisting of Il mother and two
daughters and the other infant all of whom
struck by lightning few day previous. The
eldest girl he feared would not recover; the other
two he hoped would.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

A. " NJ VBERN, n C.,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Cuus,
Pistols and Rttlcs, Pocket and I"dIe Cutlery.
Soede's AmericGn and English IRON Cast
and German Steel, Plough Steel, &c;
Iron Axles, Springs, Farmin. implements.
A good assortment of
Carpentcrs, Black&mzths Gmd BiicA Maso7ss Iools :;
GENTS AND NEGROES HITS and CAPS;
Ais" Il large stock Of
E;ed EsI:'nitrt", 1H Negro k,'"l'ets; Fsros"""'
Fine Buuta, Shnea CATERS. &c,
Hairless, Saddles Brides. sc;
Cookery and Glass Ware;
Blasting and Gun Powder, Shot, Caps EaIls &c, &c
Pernvi,n and Esobirson's sEauipuiatcd
GUANO,
Lime Plaster Paris Cement, Hair, &C.
Ness 70 tzoqk Z qHd ERR Poyh !, Cora nS@a [enr
Agents for the sale Of
Grover & Baker $, Sewing Machnes,-
Also, Agents for Evers 4 W"t>on's s"la'nandcl
Safe. which now considered the best.
r5s-Al orders from Cash ur good customers will
be charged the lowest prices Feb 10 d&w
e. AMEETF-WOULD KEsPECTFULLY
-. cali tie attention of the citizens OF Aewh-rn-
and the public geuerlly, to his large "nd complete
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
which he has hand, and will continually re.
cetve by arrivals of vessels from NV York and
Baltimore through the season lie would respect
fully call the attention OF
FAMILIES,
TO his stock al CIR. ct.ries. such
Pork, Bacon, lara Bntls', E5o"r qeod, Race, Soap
Candfes sta<e4 :, CeGss G IeGs ( Creehe"s and
AMI in fact everything usually kept at d Grocery.
He also keeps good stock of Domestic Dry Goods
such as Mari boro Paids Brown Shirtngs and Sheet
ings, O~uabugs Prints, Hosiery, GInghams Hats
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, all Of which he W:
sell the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing
70 pnrchase will do well to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere
south Front St, > doors below the Castor House
may 2Yw1y
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
70 w Elkets.

We give no New York and Baltimore markets
this morning for the simple reason that we re-
ceived none by the Northern mail which arrived
here yesterday at o'clock P. NJ, later than those
published yesterday morning. The new sched-
1tle throws back synopsis of the Northern
markets one day, the fact which has been urged
that the mail would be forwarded five hours, to
the contrary Notwithstanding
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

NEW ORLEANS ELoPEMENT.-A gentleman
well known in New Orleans has become enam-
ing artistic in the late Opera troupe at the Orleans
theatre. and forgetting his social status, his
rous relatives and last, but not least, his devoted
and really very pretty wife, he left that city for
parts unknown accondanied by the attrative ar
Gsts 1t is rumored that the runaways have gone
TO New York