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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-06
PLANTERS HOTEL,
CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH. STREETS
CHARLESTON, S. c..
c. W,& ]. D. DENNIS, PrOprictOrs.

G.. ". 4 J. B. DENNIS, PrOprictOrS.
THIS splendid HOTEL will be opened on
l. the lst Of October, on the European
system 1t has been remodcllcd and rcfur-
nishcd throughout. This Hotel contains
over one hundred rooms, which will be re-.
served chiefly for the use of travellers and
transient guests. Competent assistants
have been secured in every department, and
every attention will be pail to ensure com
fort to their customers. The sleeping
rooms arc airy and clean. The restaurant
will be supplied with the best fare the mar
ket affords. Porters will always be ready
to attend each arrival and departure OF
trains. The travelling public, transient
visitors and others, wilE find in it all the
luxurics of n tlrst-clHss house, combined
with tho comforts of home. Tho location is
finely adapted for business men and travel.
lcrs. No pains or expense will DO spared
to give entire satisfaction.
sept Is. 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Board of Aldermen.

THE STATE wOMEN's HosPITAL-THE TAX LEVY
The Board met ate O'Clock yesterday after
noon; the President Mr.. JOIN BRIoE 10 the Chair.
resolution presented and referred TO the Committee
on Streets directing the Street Commissioner to notify
tho Harlem Railroad Compsny to remove their tracts
In wbitest between Centre and Em.sts.
The Board, bv resolution. rescinded the resolution
previously adopted giving certain land on FOart-aye
10 th, State womens Hospital which TO erect a
bnding for their purposes. for the reasen that the
Society had neglected to take possession OF the lard 80
given them.
esolution referred increasing the salary o,tae
Assistant Engineer in the Croton Department from
o. $50 per annum 20 ~, 90 per annnm.
BY resolution the Boad decreased the salaries OF the
Inspectors Of Repairs and Sidewalks to e. per diem.
The annual tax levy. amended snd adopted by the
Board Of Councilmen, was read.
On notion tho BOnrd refused 20 concur In striking
out the sam of 300 go for Belgian pavement ag1 in
sorting 10000 thus adhetinx to their forue, hcton
The Board laid the rP5pintion fr.D tJe Conucil
authorizing the Controller - sell the franchise Of
,srryso be ran between s,lus st. N r.. and aobOksn
The Board then adjourned.
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The Cslercd Missisn sehssl ID Twenty
f - .l tr.Dc4 s. Sj9bsh.st. s.a eltn l

Among the most thoughtful Of the charities
which redeem the wretchedness Of New York life the
school for eoored people r one Of the desrest neigh
eorhoods uptown. Not quite sure where our way
would lead 80 out last Sunday 10 md 1t. No.
ISL West Twsnty eighths'. -. tle slip Of paper
carry Not surely ho'i WY TINS ., sJ;,na
Aud into small low mean chamber we 60. and behold
cur Be,hol Here are IS Sunday school scholars old
men whose H nIs 70 and babies
sst can scarcely climb the seps. few patienf ana
kindly, and .much-enduTing women. Two or teres
thou ghtfl and earnest men come here sunday aiter
snnaay and teach these dusky Children Of the sun to
read teach them tia. lesson that sh these year OF
wrong have made 1t so hopeessly hard for then 20
learn that they are dear TO ne lnnn,H sna E9cn,
Father, and can. only honor nim IN koou sho "usniu
The air here il pollution We long for the freedom Of
foul stree! even AID yet We must not g. 9s ys
foori That Is Thomas, last name unknown. who when
be vas the ohattel Tom conceived the monsrous idea
that he deserved bis freedom aud forthwith ,et CUT 70
end IL Running by night, and hiding IN thsvvsmDe
by day. and hafs.afved at the best Of tines he was
hunted dow at last by boodhounds and carried back
TO the peaceful plantation he had 10 wickedy
There his benevolent owner to protect other clsltel
from the which followed the fgacious Ion ostea
both feet Of that vagsbond cnt on Above the ankle
Thomas frat came to this SUNDAY ne was ~.
hither and carried home Now. with MS woouen tsei
he hobbies here and one more eager 70 earn 'hAn
he. and no one is more grateful -
This lovely Quaker lady-lady IN every ms oi het
face and in every fold Of her plain rsimsntcsr.
rss he woes and needs Of these poor creatures as
they her BesnnisS n quiet way ssy|..a s
home foy coIorsd orphans and fund for their necess
ties And she hopes shs tells us 70 interest KIND PEG
pie in this school m little means ;haii ErSv 10 fses'
power, and they sha have suitable building and ade
cuats Instruction and help. -8l.-
We III her II there Is much suffering among them.
q vas We are told. The climate is bitter to them
~ thsv are iJl.olad and fed and COVER over fires
oncino FOR their Southern skies. win they work W
SsSs 3 yss, they are willing. butt they are stupid
and untdy and except In few Gases are not efficient
And how DO they hyes o. huddled together IN thu
1orst novels Of this bad negbborhood Do they come
20 The oity IN families and hone 70 aaJi Alas they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

Steamship Qusksr CITY West. Cbarlsston " horn WIN
st~.msblp Aibemsrs Bourne Norfolk n,d'a to L'viux-
s,.em.hp Daniel Webster, BOger, Nsw-orssn' Hh Inst
70 u. q. q ~. . III. IL.
ship Confidence. Jehnsos. Liverpool VI day. WIN md's
B.rI Col james scott lof Pcssu Mocans. busnOs Ayr"
81 days With hidss and wool 10 A. Brsdsh.w. a.
Bs;t NAY Rideout fof ST. Andrsws b Hsvsns esy'
.oss, tc 70 Brett Son Co. 10th inst LAT 81 "a ION.
70 b. was struck bya white squs which carried r Io
80, Mad silant mpinopms
tw spin .:: and s'Cos' 'Is aos' S Ss,I With
re-. vioenoe with very heavy causing the vessel 70
roll very badly shipped sevsr, ,e. which ors
movable. Been Of ssndy Hook swe days with hsAvy ~
sa W Rswley. Alien, Wilmington. NC, days. With
naval stores 10 II. w. Land Co., ., = a 49, -uh
sebr Ssrsh Fish Barter. WILMINGTON. N o. " eAS" Wan
naval stoscs 10 II. w. Loud 4 Go.
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hardly know what fsIn,ly IL, Aud Jsks big. clumsy,
and ratcutlookng Jake. IL appealed 10 for his sess4
Old Jon bring YOU. wife North wits you. Jsast.
wi t Mssss is wd d Two. tree women" where are
your children. jake - +" Law. missis dunno; Masss
10 sell 'ein all ODER souf" "Caa you read JAKE :"
Plctin' up lsrnO. pissis right snars. Arnt al -
letters" az y AK 49, - -
Here, on this bench. bends an old crons telling over
little Testament listen v her patient tsschsr or
the tenth time :ns has SPELLED TO he, dull pupil To. isv
make, J-e.su.s'" Dunno. missis." "Naama. whp
word DO yoa love best Of an II woIAs tsers sfes"
oiemert 40 pissis. 'tsint do blessed Lord Jesuit
o. II cud sps de blessed Lord Jesus 'rant jesus.
INSIST"
on Ike tee youngest children with stories and rewards
and songs They ara eager to Iean but tho dull BRAN
Is de,dsued ~ generations OF disnsc.
DO they improve. we ask them 0. manfcly. Isl
necessary to visit them. sni clotte them and bs'a
then. ous they sre very grateful They want TO 30
back 10 The South end fancy that their matters w bSs
When the lessons are over Trey sing teir p,sptaecs
sorgs Merry rounda'ey, are THESE yor fasy, but
through the light carol Of zach watts an uodoF0ae Of
ssduess In tLeir songs You oatch something OF the
the pshos tbe osre.ossaoSs. the gTotcsque
moods OF THIS strange The words are senseless.
you think, but theirrcpetiton aud the hqnid syabaos
which these. rich voices make CT theus give toem
And now thsy shuttle of 20 their houses. which h,ye
no dear delight OF home 10 grind their lives besweea
the rolstones OF poverty and prejudice tll sIoteer
blessed Sundsy dawns upon them. And Ia the qales,
lonely ,hamoer the teachers explain 70 us that they
greatly need r,orev, those friends who have hepod
post havng gwen ell they csU just now afford 90 five
To-day. tuesday. viii be opsn a Fair at tho cor.
nsr Of Broadway and Twenty -third-st-, which they
mean to make attractive as pcssble But tho charm
ing thing win bs the Art Galie6y TO which almost
viii be- still further enriched by oonlrbutioas from toe
privste collections Of generous cs"ns. Tas Asoen'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET or kEw-YORK ".....k March IL
Cisarod.

s,esmsbip Mai.a Csrl NJ Galley hv.rpsol. r. Guard
stsan,hio 0usss Telfsif De.a. be,oiof Murray fsrs
4 Co. -
Steamship Fl cid. Heben. Nswbernr c. Goot'p.ed
stesu,sbip Valley City Pfc- Ael.ndf' us's
Co.
sbip Antarctic r) hcs.chsr Liverpool T.r's't sro',
Miutura Co. d,
snip Carlyle Hopkins. Ban Srsnei'ce. n Roiiinso'
Bari Jubens (Norw.). Eipp,n. Msfseille Homsoe Co
Bari Piilsu (Busl, Ss,ks. London fuDeh' mslncls
Bsri Evening Star. Mills b. Jaso do Cuba. Wydsn BsSs
sci,a Psnuy Given (Br). Given. hshisI ID . Os"oH
4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

ANOTHER RAILROAD sUT.-In the Supreme
Cont Yesterday, before Jusiics james, in the cass
Jonas Van prasg sgt Tho Third-sva Rss'road Com
IA nv. tho plaintiff an elderly man, OH the I'd OF july
i..t not on Third ave- car ct PesrLst and rode up y
Stantonst where he requested the conductor 20 stop
The conductor stopped. but. a. the 1lar',n caiS 20
lag him doe. .-f fs...,uring LII iss The Ssae
verdict for plaintiff for $3.50 Henry Morrison fos
plaintiff; Mr.. wLilins ios defendant .o.-g..,f
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portsn)arbens' Neiife.
R1AII OF NRw.YoaL,

Po11.wARpxsS oTTca No. les Wallet
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
.s SaS,,sn,,. the Wsraeni One: cfths Port Of s.S
Yet" 70 I'll persons Interested m or h.as sA ,ss,
go~ins vessss Under sIimnst'on ~ 'ns
WHsn, md that he said surveys or eramnsn 1n
-JhIn ten days pext succeeding ths ho'oe' on
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Board Of Couuciimeu.
THB TAX LEVY, &C., &c,

The Board met at 2 o'clock on Monday after.
noon. the President. Mr.. j. WILSON CERES. in the
Chair.
The tax levy as amended BY the Aldermen was taken
up. The following the items - adopted By the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

ESonAvnD PoRTRAffsE-In the largo invoice
IT autographs and snquariau otocis tho sale Of which
ny Messrs Bangs. Merwin T. Co... No. 69a Broadway.
begins tomorrow "wednesday, evening. is arsmsrs'
ably comprehensive collection Of portraits steel aud
.opperplate, @rough. together BY some enthusiast
whose taste has apparently been gratfea regardless
Of expense" In the crowd which numbers rnsny ttou
sands. we notice heads which IL would b extremely
hard W du pl,oatesat any price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Isabella Leyoss agt. yohsaus Hyues Of lMotoh 70 ds
solve injunction denied, With 90 eosts

COURT OF COMMON PI.EAs-sr,orsL Trna-MAaoa d.
Before lodge CAno0Jc. q
Henry Howard aet. Simon W. France. IF tho
detends, not ball should probably grant this spp
cation but ne has bail frequent applications 81 taS
character Oh suld not Sc encouraged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

Hs,h Z.lsh Of Liverpool ftom ho JAnsh LOT Ie'n"'n
boeo-Fsb. y lat 20 y ion .. =. n,,.oM.,.h
Hrfs Carl al and for Hamburg nom 81 poanhso
g. ht ~ II, lon. 81 ~. - u.,.,... n,
IA Harriet Liv,sy lBrl Of Pctcu from hs'AhfS lot
n INSTRUMENTATION e. lat ~ 10 lon. % 20
Bsrk Edward Everett fos Bslumore-hsfeh ~ esp' nay
W. by N. Is uIlsA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Gan Rt.ss Fun .6fi2 Moon hissS 10 ei
mon wArEa ruis BLy
sssty Hsph loo Gov Island. II Hell Os.s' iiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

COURT or GEyYRAL srssIoys.-This Court has
Adjourned s sessou Ill Wednesday the 2s, INST - the
request fths District Attorney cen equence Of tho dsstb
Of the sister Of tie Hon A. u. Rnsse Piesoins Judge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

BULLS HEAD. Monday March 1--we an
not Informed whether Canada is yet taken BY the
Fsnisas but we are sore that the latter II engaged 10
tho Cas trade this week. hsve been taken BY Causda
One hundred oars Of Cattle rushed the pe o. soos
as the fspoe was opened and thrown upon the ADAoS
market iast Thursday and Friday. broke down tho
market there and hare Affected this market such al
extent that prices at ths hour arc two cents pound
ls.s than las. Monday The majority Of the STOCK sou
to-day have been NJ i30lSc y D. net ana scarce!
ANYTHING above Ito. and bit few over los. whiles
great many have brought only SI2}c tne esse et;
State though there are soms good up-c,ucry, Oxen
largs and Tot, from tho Easiern countes snd Csn
neoticut but mono OF tho sslIers acknoweose ~
sales at over ice. v n. except two or IIet
fancy pairs Some good fair droves "a hh.oo
steers which only average 40 to-day would Lave steI,
aged l6lc. two weeks ago via better ssn@stss ~
that Western drovcrs have met With at eny narko
tins year. IL IL sstimsied toat they have 70 pay eta
Tn. Dui Of tho csasds ssttis Isrs ere dstsy
and soms of them vel fsd. Tho hay and Grsm ies
stock scattered from Albeny. some soss kas sao
blsa and we are sorry 70 ssy that 10 the CASE Win sos
Of the Western steers There about 400 cetae 4.
market TO- day. and the supply for the week 50 Ir n
s37 which 70 NOS iI mo', s's :. AI nessr uropsSis
by kilI 10 Der ssat The carry sales. to-
dsy wsrs better thha the aftsrpoon. A. .grse
last Monday morning. and II nc. toward night. ths
edium and comm cedlb o2e tasl
n vsek AFRO and crew worse. not 90 much In price -
estimates q weight The weather IL out and oas MATCH
cold and raw and evea at the decline ths nsrk@ nag
not been lively one. Sheep are unexpectedly 1920
that Va sSstc m for good stock lot o. noS
wooIsd sheep 30 ID average. with 6ut FEY eui,s ouS
sold at stc Three oar osds sold THURSDAY, asesoSs
IOOz los o. medium woolOd. at etc.. ano ths sans
ou.litv vouId bring that to-day. The Hos narkes
SLOW at lOt IOtc n, with only 10 carloads oa saas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

A colored boy, sent on to New-York without
address BY the authorities Of Massachusetts, is waiting
10 hnd Col erase Of the ash Bew-York. VIII ths
gentleman plsass leave bic address ~ this ofise'
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Memoranda.

.,. v..,. bottom mp passed FEB y In lss ., ~
lon i35 os w, b. bark Emily Banning " car ''''''''
1lN ult ..f r-.ll.L -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

CORRECTION the report Of the case Of Wheel
wright Bernard should have been stated that the death
Of the who.a corpse was brought TO the nous. of the
plaintiff alleged 20 been from typu, fever ~ n
contagious type ard that the action Of the prnt drnyn;
sdtsncs In consequence CT the alarm o. other
pants Of the house Iad 81 the sdvcs Of sergeant OF Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The New
j York ksi Steemshp Conpsnys steamer MORNING
STAR win leave SATURDAY, March "a At y. from
the ,upanys Pier no 80 ~ r For feieht passage apply
TO JAMES A. hAfNOR No 10 Bsrcisy-st
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o. F.rA1 srApslSo ArpaAY IN A SALOON. -

Late on Saturday night while Anthony Long, rfsnos'
man was ia the low porter.houss No IS Rssk-st NJ
became engaged In quarrel with > number OF irish
men. ono Of whom named William Au.hctiand tiia<
Stone alias Billy Bottles seised bottle and sfyucs
Long on ths head vita it inaicting severe vooo1
he altar drew knlfe and slmed several blcws at big
sssaants one Of these thrusts took efeot y the ea
arm oi Misbssl Aspning cutting one q ne mas %ss
~oanJe. man was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital where
he died on Monday morning. Coroner Widely bag
been notised 70 bod an inquS. Loag was airesssa
BY Officer MeGurs Of tho PSesaSs %,iS
he stabbed Manning, bot says that be did It In sell
defense Bottles" who commenced the row has oeea
arrested and cent to tho House u Detention W. W"
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advertisement.
6CHVYLKILL MUTUAL COAL Co.,
I'D. OFFICE. Ne. 8 wan-st-
yAp. Nos. aoJ and 2ss West Twenty fifth st..
hssussa seventh aud Eighth svcs,
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COURT CALyNDAR-THu DAY.

EUTRENB C0URT-CIRcUIT-PANI I.-Nos. fUO0
1907 1871 is 124 1913 l7 1857 l2ts 1883 1881 i2ss
g7o es ie 6eo llis 4o2 7so ioes ae sT2 ~ its isc
lssa 1896 l43s I&4o. 1872 l44A ltt6 PART lI-Sos so
1908, es5 ga lOc3 tsi sci. SPECIAL TEsxNo 49, :43
"a 2t 2a 10 PES 49, $50 2,i 2s2 10 ~ 1884, 2S+ III sss
$50 49, 2sg. ''.3 -
SUPERIOR CoUEr.-PARr Mos 1873, 1875
l79 95l7 2sl7 2os 207I 223 2o,f 207 2?s ?o3i 20JS
2oSg. 2ota PART HNos a2l ara 2soc 24eo, feG 2s&o
2s1e. 2156. saae, 1859 1885, 265e 26T2 2e-4. 26T6.
Court OF COMMON fLEAs-PART J.-Adjolrned
to Monday next Par Ifeo. s+s. l.Gs Sal 1906, 1905
1881, 1884, 1886 80 1870, l<40 l<to, l439 1915 is
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,s, fAdvsrtiseueEkl -.
% Asr NOTICE. Wenderoth, Taylor & Browne
sr. Miuisurss Sit.iass made by T. T. KELLY Co, Ma
;ss Broadway. Please examine specimens
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THE LATE SHOOTING ACCIDENT IN spRNe-sr.

LIE lIAIE ohOUIlNr 6CSiuhNi ~ NJ nA<S"-Sh'
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Cover Q,
No 2l2 springst on the body OF Mrs Eliza Hessels,
who was shot through tho head By sristca
In the hands of her son Frank Saturday last, pre-
yiously reported In THB TRIBUNE. Several witnesses
vsrs exau iued and the testimony proved concusivey
that the affair was accident. ane verdict 70 tnae
eject was rendered by the jury. Deceased va "a
years Of eye and q native OF Germany.
ROBBED Hrs EMPLoYgR.--On Sunday, Otto
Elnain, In the employ Of Loais Hoffman. butcher.
doing business at No. az Thirdave stole nom hs eu-
ployer $50 and coat. Yesterday b vas found "
Hoffman. in the drinking saloon No ksse1-ss. aa1
on being taxed with the tho confessed IT. ana
the coat tie1 the he bad vpent or had soss
from him. He was arrested by Ofhcer Ubricp o. .ns
Tenth Precinct and committed for Hiai W 'u'"e'
STANDBY 80 ss4f.v trs
THEFT OF. A WATCH AND MISUNDERSTANDING
Vaughan Yesterday arrested Charles Smith. s'brick
LAYER. aged Is years, On charge OF stealing COLO
watch and chain valued at e5a and sci in money from
Jacob Godfarb, OF No 437 Gand-st Tue accused &c:
knowiedgsd his gnilt and justice "oS&a esuAi'''s"
him for exaninatioA
80, fAdvsrtisemekkl r.
Asr NOTICE Wenderoth, Taylor & Browne
vr. M;uistures SittingS made by T. T. KELLY Co. Ma
;sg Brosdway Please examine specimens
-
Advertisement
6cHVYLKLL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
~ OyrcE. No . wsn-st cal. !,
hstvssa Seventh aud Eighth svcs
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The Board concurfrd IN tie resontioh IIreVtnB ths
OF o. $50 to City lnspsotor Booe for expenses
incurred by MIN in the investigation before the Govern
ment Senate Committee. -, -.
then adjourned. * ieli l.l-,f-I CIV ,, Dob
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sryYp,oR CouRT-srncilL TinS-hAhcH i7.--Bs'o
oS' Justice BARBouR-
DECISIONS.

Adolphus schwcim sgt. William A. Mckie'-
jan. Brysnt sst Mary H. Brysnt-Meson granted revv'se
@ cou. q, ., Al at David N. Smith Motion granted
Michael simon at Moses II. Moses-lnseHosAsons'' &C.
settled ,a,.,, "a, ,,.,pti6 on de-
p,sr with liberty TO defendant to answer within Gays Oh
n.yment of costs OF demurrer.
sJno" Before Justice JoNIs.
Catherine n jenkins agt David Z: hsei sA "a
e.. .sed The objections on pages 81 81 !" o. o. ana
N N he printed book must be striek en- oat; y,
The Gstor NC Of tue Churcb Of the Rsdtemes AL 'i'
r Gram ord -CaSs settled
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NAVIGATION of the HUDSON RESUMED.
~ Tns .,esmsrs ST. JOHN ana De AN hiChmoNp com
anss their regular daily TRIP. log TIE sss"p
cepted, at O'clock p. THIS pAitHoAA '''' " -"
RIVER foot Of CsnIs. o.. ff rl ..lf.t
March TO- 1875. -.,. ..-..l.------
THOR NEW-BAyEN, HARTFORD ana
Observation-Disclosures leave renA snp ,'' 's"
Haven .. 3:l3 and II p m connectins Won n-."o-~ -
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for \. Brighton n: !;
M $50 o. N Sundays o. IL 30 m. 20, DIV =, u.
ITpW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ L, - r.d,s for PulIApnLPnIA d Z, 10 and IL ~
IAN, Aud @ o. M and IL midnight fos bALnno s
sad WAsurssToS o. and q no., ?. m, epe - "
NORTHERN RAILROAD ONE W.JEkSh =.
IN Tsips leave Jersey City for PisImoni In Non.
day only Tor PisYnont at 5: 10 a. n. ,,sr s,,,a.,x
~ ~' THOs. w. DEMAREsT superintenoen-
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-07
, More Of the Bagdai AfaIr.

/ WAsHNeroN, Dec. s0.-A telegram from New
Orleans, brings us intelligence of the official cor
respondenee between Weitzel and Mejia, concern.
ing the Bagdad affair, which correspondence is
published. iiA5@ Assl'lsi '''a'.s' """ IS i' A
, The former States that he sent three hundred
men to Bagdad as an act Of humanity, and not to
perform military service, Mejia replies briefly
that he had notified his government Of the occur
renee, f...,,e.as ~ M, ~ t.i,.., -
The French Naval commander, before his de-
parture to Vera Cruz to report matters officially,
protested against theinvasion Of Mexico by Amer.
lean soldiers - ,..lrs s,.. s-f ,,ift.. q .r...y.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-07
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
/. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1856.

,q,.d WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1856. Y
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Byrd reaoJ ~
journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr.. Coates presented a petition ofon Ben
jamin Matthews of Johnston County, rela-
tive to the removal from petitioners land, by
the agent of the State, of bed of rosin, if
respective of his right and interest in said
property; prays that some means be taken
to investigate the matter and relieve him OF
the grievance, etc. Referred to judiciary
committee. ,.,,4 a,,ad f,l, biz i,5d seif +
Sundry reports were made from standing
committees, which will come up for future
action, III ard gsaf I'm voH -ntsalsi
! Mr. Kenan, from the committee that su-;
perintended on yesterday the election for
five Trustees of the University, reported:
Whole number ofyotes cast al. Necessary
to choice II. Mr.. Cameron received $50
votes, Mr., Gales n, Mr.. Ferrebee 70. No one
else elected. stpoIo., KS SIS d4sa ,sefpg4 10
i MI. Caldwell introduced bill to author
ize the exchange of the stocks held by the
State of North Carolina in certain Railroads
and Canals for bonds of the State, or the in
terest thereon now due and for other purposes.
Ordered, to be printed and referred to the
committee on, finance. s9s,5 .,-t al ege f.
spa a4sd ION CALENDER. 81 4. awets
The following resolutions reported from
the judiciary COMMITTEES, passed their several
readings undera suspension of the rules:,y
J. Resoleed, That the Attorney General of
the State make inquiry into the complaint of
the boat owners and merchants of Whining,
ton, and in case it be found that the eompa-
lAny complained of has no authority to impose
the tolls in question, either by reason of q