The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-02
BY TELEGR4PH.



WASHINGTON, May 29.-No political or gov
eminent business is being done day on &C.
count of the decorations. site4 sga3 .ss.l
1t is understood that the Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad have made ar.
rangelnents With Northern capitalists for the i'm.
mediate completion of their road to Ohio: y
wAsHrNGTos, May 9-The government notifies
Gov, Bowie that artillery for the Maryland Ma
tional Guard is subject to his ORDER an interest
ing fact in connection with the past congression-
al and personal hostility to Maryland militia or
carnations. s.sst .z.s..s,,,,tg
The Central Pacific Railroad has deposited
four millions security Tor bringing the road to
q Lake Sibley adyices state the Indians attacked
the Scandinavian colony near that place, killing
five Several settlers have been killed on Repub-
lican river. ns EEs.lsf3se iu "a = 81 ~
A heavy storm is raging. pala5miig
sia a3ilT ep From Virginia. 7eg8sasli}'i..
RICHMOND, May 2s.-Albert Tyler, eolored.
was executed at noon for poisoning Paulina
Hubbard, also coiored, whose child Tyler had
attempted to outrage, and who had threatenedto
have him arrested. Tyler, who seemed little
better than brute in intelligence, confessed the
crime on the scaffold. A large crowd was pres
ent. Tyler died instantly. ID S. soda sif
At the decoration OF Union soldiers graves to-
day, large crowds of white and colored visited
the National Cemetery. The 18th Infantry were
marched to the cemetery and participated In the
proceedings. jiida5l ~ "
NJ ie.HHs Iag 4s - % % si..hfa2
~ sons From Georgia. eiiiH eues ..d
ATLANTA, May 29.-Miss Penelope Adkins,
daughter of the late Senator Adkins, publishes
an appeal for justice, In which, speaking Of the
report relative to her father, says: i"I hurl
back the Infamous charges they allege against
my deceased father. The charges consist alto.
gether ofvague rumors. If they have proof of
disloyal conduct against him sufficient to justify
murder for personal causes, let it be produced.
They are well aware that no private injury to his
assassin caused murder. They know and feel in
their hearts that he was killed on account OF his
politics alone-solely because he was Republic
can. The murderers are well known and can be
taken, yet no step has been taken to bring them
to justice. 1 have no recourse but to, appeal to
the people of Georgia and of the nation for ret
rbution upon them and their secret elan Of as
sassins. Such an appeal hereby solemnly
make"si qi;E IHE4I49 .Na 9ttT 1881
Davis Theatre was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss 1000. No insurance ejsa"isa
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7aslw s7ni 5ssIForeign. go Dph ase
QurENsrowN, May 2s.-Mr. Motley has ar.
rived here, .and George Peabody has departed for
New York -,
HAVANA, May 2s.-Gen. Dulce telegraphs tobe
relieved. ~ i4a'4 issla bg@3.ua 2a
q 1frde @ Markets. eriia pa
WILMINGTON, May 29.-Spirits turpentine &C.
tive at 421k. Rosin quiet, sl.75 for strained.
Crude turpentine unchanged Tar % IS.
New YORK, May 29.-Cotton frmer. Sales
1900 bales at 90. Flour, fair demand for ship
ping grades, superine State, $3.50 to $5.65,
Wheat firm at fair export demand. Corn heavy.
1a2 cents lower. Whiskey lower, $.01al.0 2. Pork
fairly active, $3l. 25a31.50. Lard decidedly firm
or at 191Sa194. Groceries and naval stores quiet.
Money easy at 6a7, exceptions at 5. Sterling
quiet at 91l. Gold $685. Governments quiet.
Southerns dull but steady. Week'sspecie export
nearly million. @9 sf-.'' ''F''' 1',,'1''i t-s
BAIrIMoRE, May 49, Cotton firm. Flour de-
clined quarter. Wheat lower; choice valley
red 81, 20 to $1.75. Corn firm. Oats dull. Pro-
visions dull. ,fr, s.,..s,,. 4s,jzy 4ttf.i'p
LIVERPOOL. May 29.--Cotton closed Uplands
u11(d.; Orleans II I'D. Sales u 600 bales. Stock
aaoat 502, 900. American las, co., o''ts3 a7sea