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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-26
REPLY OF CHIEF JUSTICE PEARSON.
RALEIGH, Aug, Is, 1870,

70 HIS E:cceN0ncy, Coz. Holden:
DEAR SIR Your communication of the 18th
inst. was handed TO me by Mr.. No&thery.
I will be in the Supreme Court room at 1C
O'Clock, a H., 18th instant, to receive the return
by Col. Kirk of the bodies Of q. G. Moore and
the others Gin whose behalf writs Of haboas COZ
pus have heretofore been issue1 by me) together
Receiving the return aftor the delay TO which
you allade OF several weeks ia not to DO tsken as
concurring on my part in tho necessity for the
biIity in regard to it. The entire responsibility
rested on you. / Was unwilling to plunge the
State into civil war upon s nero question OF
time.
With great respect, your obodient servant.
=. III. PEARSON,
Gbiaf Instfce Ennrerrna Gnnrt
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
JUDGE BROOKS.
TIEE LAW VIsDICATED-KIRk'S ExPI-
HING VENGEANCE-POOR Pearson
COMES 10 THE AUD OF HOLDEN
BOTH ABOUT t. PLAYED OUT"

RIrG VENGEANCE-POOR PEARsOE
COMES no THE AUD OF HOLDEN
BOTH ABOUT PLAYED OUT"
RALEIGH, N. O.. Aug IS.
Judge Brooks, District Judge. ordered Kirk to
mako return OF writs ana prisoners before
hinE st Salisbury to-day. TWenty-three had
arrived. Gov. Holden sent for Chief Justice
Pearson, who arrived here last night. Gov. HOl-
den proposed 70 obey the writs to-day issued by
Judge Pearson heretofore, and deliver the pris-
oners ct Chambers. Sixteen or eighteen arrived
here this afternoon.
After the writs Issued by Judge Pearson failed
because Gov. Holden refused to deliver the pris-
oners, Judge Brooks wsa applied to. and issued
writs under the 14th amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition Of tho United States for the delivery Of
all prisoners. and ordered return TO be made to
him at Salisbury to-day. Holden ana Pearson
thus snub Judge Brooks. Anxiety is folt for the
result Other arresls Eave been made by Kirk
recently.
Much indignation is felt at tho treatment of
prisoners. Tho editor of tho Sentinel was put III
dungeon cell in the Jail ut Graham with negro
condemned to bo hung for rape.
SALISBURY, N. O.. August Is.
Mr. Turner, editor OF .ho Sentinel and twenty
threo others have arrived here. They all appear
to be in good spirits. The prisoners were
brought before Judge Brooks. xxx was allowed
until tomorrow to make returns. Tho prisoners
were released on their own Teoognizsnce in bonds
of ono thousand dollars. 1t is though: that all
will be discharged. WritH have beon granted
for thirty others still under arrest.
LATER.
RALEIGH, Aug. i0P Nj.
Bergen, Kinks Lieutenant Colonel, arrived
at four O'Clock this afternoon with prisoners for
SSNDNna
issued wrts motion was made by counsel
for disnission of petion, but WAS retraOted upon
production of Mr.. Wiley under charge of the
murder of Stephens. Holdens counsel made
counter motion for commitment on bench war
rant on affidavit of Bergen. Motions lie over
until tomorrow. Pearson bailing Wiley in moan
time in the sum OF five thousand dollars.
The other eighteen prisoners brought TO this
city are still under Holdens guard.
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PIE,DIoET TEFEALE sNsTETUTE,
1iIAILOprEsVE VA,

Mr.. L. X. MEADE. PRINCIPAL.
( THIS SCHOOL, which is situated in one OF
the hoalthieat ard mogt beautiful Of the noun
tsnious regions OF Virginia, will begin on the
Nth of Septenlbc~, 1870.
REFEREEcEs :-Profs, Maupin, Minor. Holmes,
and Schie dc Yorl, and Greene Poyton, ESQ. F,
Robertson, and Watgon, and the Rev. J. s.
Hanckol and Or. II. W. Nelson, Charlottesville,
Va; Hon. j. 2. Holc0mbc, Bedford, Co., Va,
OF whom heve had aughters at the School
For torms and othor information. apply to the
Prinoipai, or tho HCv. II. K. Meade, Chsrlottes-
vile, Va.
aug 10 28-3t*
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The census returns indicate that Maine
has population of about 900 less than
in 1860.
In Charleston they fish for sharks from
the wbarves, and catch specimens as much
as IL feet long.
The New York Star sketches the sermon
OF sensation preacher under the head of
O. Sunday Snowbawling."
7 Omaha disposes of desperadoes finally
and effectually. A vacuum is made in the
ground-and killed.
A Paris husband conclusively ended q
family quarrel by throwing his wife out of
a fifth story window.
A guest at hotel in Leavenworth, Kan
sas, ate over O dozen ears of corn at one
meal the day before his funeral.
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On the morning of the 1Ith or August, 1870
near Fort Valley, Georgia, in tho 3Ist -ear Of hs
age, DR.. EZEKIEL HALL, q native of nor
Carolina, and for many years a resident o. I~s
ford county, Ga.
"Tbe days OF our age three s--t
and ten and though T. 5n bo 30 stEca
como to four years, yet is q ---
then but labor and sorrow, go eQca
away, and we are gono."
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attIes between France and Prussia i1a tn
Past-On What Side the Victory Lay.
The following list of battles which have
taken place between French and Prussian
forces in the last two centuries is furnish
ed by correspondent OF the London Dali
~ News
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PANS. Ang. ID.

PARIS, Aug. 10.
Paliako stated In ths Corps Leg siatif that Tho
Prussian lose was fifteen hundred men in the
repuse ut Psalsburg.
General Miliuet commands the Garde Mobile.
Bazaine has again stopped private telegraph
ing, as by that means news reaches Berlin.
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The French postofice will forward. free,
to the troops during the war, letters and
sums not exceeding fifty francs.
Troy pauper got SO tired of being q
burden to the county and sufferer from
the heat, that he cut his throat.
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10. TURNER RELEASED.
SpeoiGi TO tho journal.

SALISBURY. Aug. 10.
Hon. Josiah Turner, Jr., editor of the Raleigh
Sentinel appeared before Judge Brooke this
morning upon writ of hG6eds corpus, and upon
the hearing was released and discharged.
j. d.. 3.
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pect for IN carly completion of the Viii
liamston and Tarboro' Railroad are en-
couraging in the extrcre.
Tarboro' CnrOLinidn.
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WASHINGTON COLI.EGE, VIRGFNlA.

ZEN. IT, e. LEE ...............T'r Preside at.
FslHE next session Will begin Sept. 10Th and
Z end juno 22d.
Expenses 1926 to 1915. For particulars apply
20 tho CLERK OF FACULTY,
Lexington, Va.
july 24i SLOW
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE

CHARLOTTE, N. O.
TIME 13ru ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS IN
stitution commences the 30th of september,
md continues until 30th June. 1871.
An accomplished corps of Teachers has been
employed in all branches usually taught in frat
class Female SeIninaries.
For circular and catalogue containing full par
ticulars as to terms, &c, address
REV. Il. BURWELL Il SON,
Charlotte, NJ q.
REFERENCES
q. w. Williams Esq. Wilmington, N. g.
Col. john d. Taylor. "
jtev. hIr. Sprunt. Duplin county, n. q.
DIR. Horny Faison, -
Uo VIM. L. Hill, 50
A. +. Wiilisms, Esq,
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STATE NEWS.

INJURED. Eleanor Jones, daughter
OF j. W. Jones, OF NeTbern, sustained
quite serious injury few days since.
Gov. BRAdG.-A Johnston county cor
respondent of the Raleigh Sentinel RECON-
mends ExGov. Thos. Bragg for U. s. Sen
ator. A solid Recommendation.
BEA This delightful summer
resort is well attended this season. Miss
E, of Newbern and Mias l., OF
Raleigh, are the reigning bellies. Each is
the centre Of circle of admirers and hold
nndisputed sway. A
GRAND RECEPTION. Great preparations
are being made in Raleigh to give the
prisoners released by order Of Judge
Brooks. q Grand Reception on Monday
night. Capt. J. @. DeCartoret is Marshal,
J. G; Herter, Flag Bearer, and Chas.
Wedden, Bearer of Device. There is
long list Of Assistant Marshals, and the
following
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Elections thts Year

NIVCIHOA8 LkAAs AtETs
The following is list of the Fall cleo
tions and the dates on which they occur
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THE FRE,sCH PRISONERS.

The prisoners were assembled near the
first station of the reopened railway
through Weissenburg. / could distin-
ting1ish many Turcos and Zouaves among
them. though the greater part were sol
diers of the line. We drove past them
very slowly, for the road was blocked with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1870.

and Arkansas Kentucky and West Virginia have also
made material increase The acreage OF 9,ne, "i IT,
grains appears 10 have been reduced slightly. Inc
reports OF the condition Of Winter wheat are not gene
ally favorable in the Ohio Valley The reduction OeoW
average appearance at this period OF the year ranges
from to 20 per cent in Wisconsin, Minnesota Kansas
Texas and California An average condition Is lndlcaSu
in the remaining States. The appearance o me
plant Is comparatively unpromslng. Inc proDaAltIes
at present opposed to the prospect OF another
is reported from Kentucky, Missouri Indiana, Wisconsin
and Kansas Its condition Is little better than ,ha1 ol
wheat throughout the Ohio Valley and North west Inc
reduction is represented Ia be 10 per cent IN missouri
Indiana, IN Illinois, 7 in Ohio, and in Michigan =,
There in Virginia three separate Central Commit
tees each processing TO represent the KepnDncah parry
seeded from the Republican Convention at Petersburg
and nominated Gov. Walker another by the boilers rom
the Republican Convention held IN Richmond on the 24th
OF November last and the third by the remnant OF that
Convention which remained after tho others lett me
GoldmOre Of Richmond, Gen. Wickham and the Hon. T.
H. Porter. Some time ago movement was started mere
by the Repubhcan members OF Congress from Virginia
To harmonic these elements and unite them IN one
Organization Accordingly call for convention 70 as
sembe at Richmond, on day yet to be named mas Deel
prepared and signed by Senator Lewis Representatives
Aver, Piatt Booker and Mckenzie, aud by three mem
bers from each OF the Central Committees Ihe gentle
men interested in the movement met here odayand afer
transectng some preliminary business can III Dody on
President Grant. The Hon j. ii. Patt Introduced the
delegation stating the President the object they had
n view, namely, uniting the Republican party IN Nlr-
gina, and renarng that IL was utterly impossible for
the Republicans 10 triumph In that state unless they
consolidate their strength The President received the
delegation cordially lie said the movement was emf
nentY proper 10 bc made; that lie appreciated Hs I'M
portance, anG, having his hearty sympathy lie si0nd
give an the support he could. Two OF the delegation
who called on the President are colOred men-Messrs
Crockett and Norton.
The following the Customs receipts for the week
ending February j: Boston, S213243 Newly ork S24is
7si Philadelphia, S63l Baltimore, SlJGgs7-total. ST.
g3j14S.
Robert j. Stevens. formerly superintendent of the
Branch Mint at san Francisco has been appointed one
OF the Assay Commissioners vice X. Il. Swain.
All preliminary meeting last night, Senator Pomeroy
authorized 10 invite Senator's aud Mr.. NhtcmOre
OF South Carolina to invite Representatives, Ia assemble
Monday ugIt AZ the residence OF MT. POmeTOy Tor
the purpose OF taking into consideration the political
condition of the cOOrcd people OF the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
1ARoR RIOT IN LERorY CITY.

Montgomcry-st. was last evening the scene
Of scrious labor riot. THE TRIBUNE stated few days
AGO the fact that the brckayers ana mason pasterers
IN Hudson County jail had struck because they could
not get the price they wanted FOR their labor They had
been receiving s. day. Their employers wished them
TO lower their demand 10 81 they proposed cOmpro
mise OF s. 60 which their bosses refused 10 acCede. The
result WAS they ceased working: aud at meeting
held by them subsequently, they adopted address 10
men of their this vicinity. praying them 10 deslst
from taking the places which they had vacated In the
face OF this, "A number accepted from Han Brogan
contract, 70 do the work upon SchOoilloue, No. 5, IN
Jersey City, which the strikers had deserted Among
these labo4ers from this city, who were allowed
10 work unmoestcd GHrng the DAY. AT evening appre
OF Interference entertained, and Chle or
Police Fowler sent four 10 escort them TO
the ferry, and protect them from bodily harm
AT the corner Warrenst the policemen, under the i
preston that the crowded condition OF the street 30 the
Terry would hinder any violent demonstration, LEFT the
men and returned TO the station House As soou as the
guard had crowd Of the strikers and number
OF their syn pahzcrs chase 10 the mes men. They
soon overlook them. aud, having knocked one down,
brually beat and kicked him. The other defended hun
self with trowel-iDjuring OF his asSaNts badly,
it Is saG-uuti the appearance OF policemen put an eud
the disturbance Owing 10 the confusion which pre-
vailed. no arrests made The rngleaders among
the will probably be taken into custody today
uuder warrant
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MEXICO.


GEN. ESCOBEDOS FORCES OUTNUMBERED-FOUR
THOUSAND MEN PRESSED INTO SERVICE BY
TIE GOVERNMENT - GEN. ALATORRE MADE
COMMANDER-IN-C HIEF-GOy. GARCIA NOMI-
MATED PREsIDENT-EXTRAORDIN JAIL
DELIVERY AT OAXACA.
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 9, via HAVANA. Feb. IL
The battle expected at San Luis PotOsi has not been
fought. The revolutionary Generals Toledo and
MARTINEZ combined their forces, and, threatening
Escobedo compelled himIto retire to San Felipe, and
from that point he fell back yesterday to Guanauato
The insurgent forces in that quarter far outnumber
EscobedOs army.
The Government has forced 1000 men into the
army during the past week Gen. Rocho has lost
prestige in consequence of his defeat by Gen.
Aguirre Garcia de Cadena. Ex-Governor of Zacate-
cas-, has been suggested as President of Mexico, in
opposition to Juarez, with the seat of government at
Aguascalientes. Cen Alatorre has been made Com
mander-u Chief of the national forces. POririo Diaz
has taken no part in the present movements. The
Governor of Oaxaca proposes to keep open the road
between Vera Cruz and Mexico
At Orizaba on the Sth inst, 800 prisoners broke
Jail and overpowered the guards of the city. Cen
Cosio, Pontoncz, and Chavarrla have joined and
taken command of the revOltcTs. The citizens take
no part in the affair and await Developments
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TELEGRAPH TO YTDDO COMPLETED - FAILURE
or THE RICE CBOP-GENEEAL STATE or THE
MNRkET - THE DAIMIOs ENTERpRSING -
AMERICAN INTERESTS UNPROTECTED 49, AN
EMBASSY TO THE UNITED STATES NATIVE
CHRISTIANS EXPELLED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.--The mail steamship
Japan which last night brings Yokohama al vices
20 the 2ith Of January Extensive fires had occurred in
that place The buildings chartered by the Mercantile
Association Of Yokohama and the premises OF slwcll,
TlJyer Co. had been partially destroyed by fire. The
War Department buildings at Neddo had also been burned
Authentic information from NacasaM conveys the in
tclgence that the Government of the Mikado had en-
forced the departure from the mainland of 700 native
Christians. against the unanimous protest Of the foreign
representatives.
The crop Of the Province Of Echsen is total fail
urc. and the Government has prohibited the expectation
Of rice from Hcota, except by special license, pro-
ydcd 10y tie treaties with foreign powers. The telegraph
line between NcdJo and Yokohama has been completed,
the first having been sent over the wires on the
eth of January Tho line will De thrown open TO mercan-
tile purposes very soon
The import market has reduced its operations to sugar
and rice which in fair demand, owing to the failure
Of the crops Japan. Tho silk arrivals for the fortnight
foot up about bales; settlements, 800 bales stock,
100 bales. Prices are steady, and unchanged There
is steady business in teas, and prices for medium to
fares have advanced 81 81 per pcul on last quotations
The stocks have been much reduced, and but little more
is coming forward. The Nestbury ssaed Jan 9, with
$4,000 pounds New-YUrk. The Crest of the Wave and
Havelock loading for New ork. and the Apheus is
loading for Boston Exchange Oh London, A. 06.s. On
Paris, l5f. zoe.
The United states Steamer Oneida sailed for Hong
Kong the I'D of January leaving the American inter
ests in Japan entirely unprotected at a time when
trouble is likely TO occur at any moment. The DaimOs
are constantly making large purchases OF and
munitions Of They also exhibit much enterprise in
the development OF their mineral resources, enplOyIn
experienced foreigners to engineer the mines.
The year, which begins the LIST OF February, is
expected "a bring important political changes We DIDO is
quiet but the ctvis strongly guarded by Sat6umaB
The British bark Eery was lost December 10 Ma T.
talaS Reefs. She had on board Lighthouse for the
of Japan and the machinery for Government mint at
OSaca.
The British brig Runnymede is a total wreck the
coast Of Japan but no particulars OF Tie disaster
have been received.
An embassy viii he sent next Summer by Japan to the
United States. France and England The American
Minister to japan very popular and Is cOmplimented
for prompt 10 the wants Of his cOuntrymen
and the interests Of our Government. The japanese
Government is compelled import large quantities of
Saigon Siam and Cochin China 10 prevent great
suffering among the people. total eclipse OF the moon
war observed Yokohama the night Of the l7Lh oil
January.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The iron clad Monarch has arrived at
Annapolis.
The wooden manufacturers of the North
West are in seseionln Chicago.
"A severe snow storm was prevailing in
Tennessee and Missouri. last evening
The bullion in the Bank of England in
creased slllOo during the week ending on Wednesday
.. Patrick Behan has been convicted of the
murder of Thomas McGinnis at Rochester, and was re-
manded for sentence.
Scarlet fever is prevalent in Napoleon,
Jackson County Mich. Edward AllOr lost his wife aud
Ave children In one week.
On Wednesday, f. NJ Allen was found
dead bed at the New England House, Boston. Ii Is
supposed he committed suicide.
Jonathan Shaw of Brimfeld. Mass, at
tempted to commit suicide near Baltimore yesterday.
while in railroad ear, by shooting himself Al last
accounts he was still alive.
The Massachusetts Legislature have elected
the Hon. Charles j. Kettredge, the Hon. Jonathan
Wheeler Of Grafton. and the Hon. Stephen Crosby OF
Albany Railroad for two years.
Among the passengers by the steamer
Tarrifo Boston Mr.. Alfred Waddhngon the pro-
Amer,ca lie viii VISIT Montreal and Ottawa press
the scheme on the Canadian Parliament
IA fight took place at Red Lake Mine,
O'Conner and gambler named Mccarthy The latter
got the OF IT, aud retired but soon after returned
with a revolver. aud shot otonner dead
The boiler in the Union Railway Car
Works Of H. NJ Woodward In St Louis exploded yester
day Frederick kergin. Frank Collins Paul de Bow and
the engineer killed and several others soaded OF
injured by the falling bricks and timbers.
The State Senate yesterday confirmed
the ing nominations OF Loan Commissioners; Isaac
NJ sey bolt and Richard Briukman. Orange County ~
& Clark and VIM. Gillespie. sullivan county Bea I.
smith and Eugene b. Mapes. schuyler County.
In the Superior Court of Boston, yesterday,
the case OF the New gland News Company agt Edward
J. Jones' state Constable, was brought mp. The Jury
rendered verdict favor OF the plaintiff, for the seizure
OF 200 copies OF alleged flash" paper good zeal
NJ int At manifested during the Ilal.
AS party of sailors. en- route from
Chsrlestcwn. Macs. Ia the Brooklyn Navy lard were
passing through Easton ON Tuesday several OF them
Jumped from tho trad and made their ESCAPE One OF
the party fell aud was killed by striking his head
Two OF the deserlsrs we're caught the next day III
Taunton.
49, The case of William Harper agt The
Northeru Central Railroad Company an action Ia recover
s2bO0 damages for injuries sustained by the plaintiff Ia
Augns Is6s was closed "Wednesday Ia the Baltimore
CITY Court. aud submitted 10 the Jury when they
returned with % verdict the plantin was called but
failed 10 answer and the Court thereupon directed "a
Judgment Of pros to be entered Yesterday morning
The case OF Mrs Harper, who vas injured al tho
time. vas tAken Nv for trial.