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MANY KILLED & WOUNDED.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Col, Fisk Severely Wounded

NEW YoEK. July IL.
Tho Orange procession formed between two
regiments aid four hundred Police. There were
only about two hundred in line, with two ban
n8rs, one OF the stars and stripes and the OF her
of William of O6Rnge horseback. They visit
ed sometime for the al d. Tue soldiers Ioa d I'd
their guns with balls. ana the procession started.
The Orange procession OF Jersey Giy consist
ed of one hundred and fifty, similarly guarded,
The Jersey boats were held IN the river until the
character of the passeI gers was asce rtained
1he jersey procession was entirely unmolest-
ed. The New York procession was assailed three
times up to last advices. at the corner of Twen-
ty-third street and Fifth avenue; the
troops were ordered TO fre. About q &c zen were
killed and wounded. One policeman was shot
dad. Col. Fisk wounded and one man of
the Einth regiment killed. Innumerable minor
rows are reported.
A dispatch flcIn the operator at the Fifth Av-
enue Hotel says that about O'Clock. p. N as
the troops were passing down Fift th avenue when
between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets
The moo fired three shots at them The mIIi-
tary returned The fire, killing eight and wound.
ing thirteen. Two boys aud a lady were shot
aud sixteen citizens in all were killed in the ave-
nue.. Three soldiers we're killed.
Three hundred Orangemen passe5 here about
half hour ago, through TWen:y-third street
and down Bro adWay, under O strong escOrt.-
Ihty were cheered while passing:
TIE latest intelligence gives fifteen killed and
twenty wounded in Fifth Avenae.
Lieutenant Page, of Fisk's regiment. is NOR
tally wounded.
No exact details arc obtainsble as yet.
Judge BlXckfOrd deci;es tn It the En gieh sub
scribers to thirty thousand sh ares OF Erie stock
must have the right of registration restored to
them.
boiler used for driving piles at the Central
r pad docks exploded to day. killing one and
wOuuding one. The works were blown to
pieces
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peoples rights. Major John W. Dunham

peoples rights. Major John W. Durham
of Wilson.
Major Sparrow held his listeners en-
chanted for nearly an hour. and yet in O
manner so earnest, convincing and eIo-
quent, as to demonstrate that he came
hero not for effect as tB himself, not to
tickle the fancy OR pour out fulsome fiat
tery upon his fair auditors, as is SO gen
orally done on like occasions; but with
warm, true heart, full of devotion to the
best interest and happiness of woman as
well as to the honor and welfare of his
nstive State. to tell 10 parents as
we'll as daughters, wholesome truths,
too seldom uttered, to take home
with them for their own good and
that OF the community. HIS main
subject was The duty of our North Caro-
lima women at tue present time" AS evi-
deuce OF the ability. appropriations SIS and
sterling merits and usefulness cf this pro-
dacti0n, there was g general desire mani
tested for its publication, end l trust the
patriotic and distinguished gentleman will
consent thereto. il ought to be in the
hands OF all our fathers, husbands, lovers
as we'll as cur daughters, mothers and
sisters.
II, ss this able speaker and classic lite
rary writer intima ed, We are to have
better state of society in Norsh Carolina,
If our liberties are so be preserved and
the State made prosperous and the people
contented, We must give more attention
to female education and better support to
our own female Institutions Of learning.
Net until our people cease to have less
regard for. aSd confidence in, politicians
AID ,f1ice-seekere, and learn to appreciate
more justly those sterling moderate, en-
terprising men among US who are not alb
sorbed In politics, to the exclusion of
higher, nObler duties to the cause of edu-
cation, to the best prom otion of all our
material interests, and to the highest. but
good OF North Carolina and all her people.
shall We be able to reverse our downward
for the upper grade Of improvement, pros
pelity and progress. S.
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OUR WILSON CORRESPONDENCE,
SVfIson Female Semtnary-Msjor 5Spar-
rows Address, SC, Sc.

WILSON, n. c., July !.
Editor Journal: This elegant town, so
rapidly sing, no less in popular favor
than in commerce, manufactures, popuia-
ton and general prosperity, has been
marked this week by gaiety and education
al interests to an unusual degree. 1t Is
the anniversary week of Prof. J. DeBer-
nier Hooper's celebrated collegiate Female
Seminary Wilson, though young ID
years, has made Herculean efforts in the
cause of human learning. They have told,
aud are telling, powerfully in favor of that
general advancement and material pros
perity which have enabled her to distance
in the career of Improvement and progress
alI her older sister towns of Eastern Nor n
Carolina. While she Can boast OF other
most excellent schools, khe has much
cause to feel just pride IL Professor
Hooper's fourishing institution. Tnls Is
his commencement week. The examiua-
tions and other public exercises OF his
various classes of seventy Eve young ladies'
have reflected credit alike upon the puplis
ar 4 their able instructors, among whom
may be mentioned that learned and veneer
able man of God and NestOr of literary
writers and classic teachers in our State.
Eev. VIM. Hooper, L. L. d. The essays OF
tie graduating class, as with Diusulng
pride they received their weIl-earned DIP
Tomas last evening, were OF high orGer.
will furnish you, when L can ob ain
them. TIE names of these wetl-tralned
young ladies, with the subjects OF their
Graduating compositions. Society Will be
safe, liberty will be preserved, selhshness
and demoralization will decline, virtue be
promoted and intelligence aud religion
held in proper estimation If large numbers
of such young ladies as these can be an
nually sent forth from our female semlna-
ries into the community to refine It's tastes
and elevate it's tone of morality and learn
ing.
| traction on this occasion was the Annual
Address before the Institution. 1t was
delivered last night by that modest ana
retiring. bat able. eloquent and dlstin-
onished son of North CarOlina-Ma!Or
| IDomas Sparrow. of Beaufort County. HIS
| nigh reputation, m DE than sustained On
| tnls stirring occasion, bronght to the Very
| aree Han of the magnificent college
Rnlidip gs, @ large crowd OF the most ln'
I,uenI aud substantial oitIZens OF Wilson
/ md surronndIug counties. The Hall was
| 6Ited to OVERT wing, and seldom has SO
large an assemblage collected here on any
Ioccasion. The etasor was graceinly IL
t1roduced to his appreciative audience oy
Itoat brave soldier. brilliant speaker, prom
Using lawyer and able champion OF sne
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will differ. But we. tho common people,
have never so understood as having dele
gated away our power of calling q Con-
vention to any body of men, but claim
the inherent right of changing our Consti-
tuition in any way we may choose, if not
ln conflict with the Constitution and laws
of the Uuited States.
9th. That we, the Democracy of Edge
combe, in Convention assembled, do
pledge our utnnoas efforts to secure the
success of the call for Convention in Au-
gust next, and the consequent changing
OF our present corrupt and unsettled state
Government.
On motion, it was ordered that these
proceedings be Published in the Souther-
REV, and that the Wilmington JOURNAL and
Raleigh Sentinel be requested TO copy.
The Convention tb adjourned.
JESSE H. POWELL. Chairman.
WM. BIGGs, Secretary.
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OUR TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENCE.
Wilmington. Columbia d. Augusta Kali
road-The CTUpS-mrs. BrOthers-L&ke
W@eenmaw. SSC., dc.

We took rhort trip over the Whining
ton, Columbia & Augusta Railroad, end
ing last night. Every where the crops are
dne. The ar ca of land in cotton is about
tWo-thirds as much as last year, and OF
corn, rice and other grain crops, there Is
fully fifty per cent. more. The cotton ano
corn look ref narkably we'll, though not sc
many mani rpulated imported fertilizers
nave been .sed. We rode over a consider
able porto IN of Darlington and Mario
counties, ;5. c., and part of Columbn,
county, N. @. We had also an opportunity
for seeing, the effect OF the Wilmington
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going in the direction of the western part of the
city Altogether affairs look very threatening
The men III the marble and stone yards along
East iver have nearly all left work, it is suppos-
cd tor the purpose OF opposing the Orangemen
parade.
RuUors are rite that rioting is now going on
ia the upper part of Oh Ave 1ue.
STILL LATER.
The much talked of and long looked for riot
has commenced.
About quarter befooe ii O'Clock this morning
reports commenced coming il. The fret was
from the 2sl prec net. and vas to the effect that
the mob had eoileced II the vicinity
OF Eighty-tbird street and Third avenue
and were driving people from the streets. Two
hundred and twenty tive policemen were lmna :.
dlstelY picked Ous, and under command of Gap!
tain Hedden OF the 18Th precinct, ordered to
the above point to disperse the mob.
The sscoL dispatch from the 80 i pre-
clnct and stated that the rioters were marching
through the Boulevard and had attacked the
Italian and swiss lAborers in the vicinity of l43d
street aud OH Avenue. The Su erintendeat and
General sho!er immediately held q consultation
and concluded 10 send regiment TO that point
Gen. oaoer INN edistely ordered seven Com
paniaS of the list regiment, Col. Rockabeliar
commanding, to proceed to scd guard that
point.
TIE last order lad barely been given when
another report was received.
several Fenians collected about tho Fe,ian
head4usrters, 18Th ari 10th streets and avenue
A. where large qaantity OF arms are stored
This WAS refused. ard they threatened 20 pull
down the place. About bWo hundred and Gfiy
officers were put in sfsges and Immediately sent
tEare.
at 5th regiment arm .ry 10 Hester street.
large crowd had cole cled and signified their ia
tenti OF taking arms. There were about one
hundred M n of the regiment IN the armory to
eat Il Of whom were dealt out forty rounds OF aTt-
ridges. This NJ 1rning se ing that the regimsnt
were prepared or them, one brawny individual
said ; " Come, byes. let's go dCTn 20 TIN ward
and get the lads, and Won clean out tn n
Dutch" majority OF the NIB then started
IF under the Leadership OF this m an get tbs
lads. Prince street is shve with men speaking
in whispers, who, when they see any
stranger cnn1iDg keep sileat. There was
report of fight at aiberpian Ell all, but it was
qoelled end ali was quiet
--LATEST.
TIE procession con- m ences at o'clock. Firing
has been heard for the last hour. but O casual
ties have ye' been reported. large number OF
persons who h. been drinking freely, and were
armed will pistols, knives and hatchets, have
been arrested.
From New JerSey-Thc Procession.
JERSEY CITI, July IL.
No dist urbance has occurred set, SO far as
known, but Indie 4tions favor riot and bloodshed
this evening.
The street corners and saloons are crowded
with Hibernians, who maintain q sullen Silence
By H3VANA CABLE,
HAVANA Ju''- u
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ErOm Warrington .

WAeHINGToN, D. c., July II.
Prcf. Noah Porter has been elected PI esiden.
of Iae UEiversIty.
GOvernor 81 ,ffman, of New York has issued =
Or 5clama ion to the effect :hst the Orange pro
cession will be protected. Whereupon Police
Superinten ent Keiso withdrew the order for
bidding the procession.
Heaths from lightning ara freely reported.
The iron works of T. Morris IL 90. in RIch-
mond, Pa, struck by lightning this morn
ing al d destroyed.
Up to midnight there had not been E. single
riot IN New Iork.
The Orangemen appeal 70 the old Know No
things to reorgsniEs
lie Penns. Ivania Central Road has
leased the Jefferson and Indianapolis Road,
the Madison branch, paying six per
cent. On the capital stock.
Fx-Gov. Chamberlain h as been elected Presi-
dent OF 8owdern College.
4 supersedees for Mrs. Fair has been issued,
which zespites her till October.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye lie the best in tie World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or
Unpleasant OdOr. Tne genuine w. A. Batchel-
ors II air Dye produces IMMEDIATELY eplen-
did Black or Natural brown. Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Olean, Soft and Beauti-
fui. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists. Factory 16 Bond Street, New
York.
an21 00-d-eoddw1voh
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL,
EVILS and ABUSES. which Interfere with MAR
RiAGE-with sure means OF relief for the Err
ring and Unfortunate. diseased and debiitsted.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 8. Ninth st., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Is 1919 Smd&wch
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, July II.
Two men were killel near Neoshs. Mo-, for
stealing mule.
Gen Log n has had four hemorrhages OF
the lungs and is convalescent.
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SPARKLING CATAWBA SPRINGS.
Formerly called the Carolina While Sulphur.
Gaia WBA COUNTY, N. c.

This highly popular watering place will be
open for visitors WEDNESD ~, June 18th.
The Mineral Waters of tbsee Springs are. the
White aud 6lpe Sulphur, and OhAly ebeate, the
ms dlclnal properties OF which not excelled,
and a healthier and more delightful watering
place not to be found.
The Spr ngs will he under thG management of
an experienced hOte keeper, together with Mrs.
WRENN, and visitors may rely upon good faro
and good attention.
Plenty Of Ice, cd Band OF Music and good
Physician in attendance, &c
Leav5 Baltimore or Washington City In the
morning UaG Acquia Greek, kiohmond and Dan I,
vile Il. r., to Salisbury, where you take the
western and Morgauton Read, and ach hick
orY Station tthe springs Depot) by half.past
nine o'clock the next morning.
cave Augusta, Ga, at night, snd take the
Charlotte and Statewide Road at Charlotte you
reach the Springs early the next morning.
Charleston in the morning, and be at the Spring gs
the next morning.
good four horse Omnibus will run in con-
nect'on with the trains to the Springs over Q
beautiful road only six miles.
BOARD.
Per month, Cor four weeks,) $40 GO
FER We6K,. MISREPRESENTATION. Is G0
DhyS....'.. 4 oV
Children and oolored servants haf price. No
charge for infants under years of sRe
j. GOLDEN WYATT.
June u 227-d& Winch
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From Ohio.
COLUMBUS. July l.


George W. Bradley and Theo. E. Bra dley
pleaded guilty of stealing forty thousand dollars
from Adams Express COMPANY aud were sen
fenced to four years imprisoL ment.
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Mrs. G. L. Vallaudigham, accompanied
by her young sJn, arrived at Cumberland,
Md, on Friday morning. and is now stop
ping at the residence of her brother-in-
law, DR.. r. s. McKaig. We very greatly
regret. says the Cumberland News, to be
informed that this estImable lady is sill
in deplorable state of mental and bodily
health, superiDduced by the tragical death
of her husband. She is in such condi-
ton as to lie scarcely aware of tie presence
of her friends. 1t is to be hoped that coon
she will be improved.
A Boston man is anxious 10 learn how it
happens hat when people come to high
words they are so apt to use low Ian
guage.
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BALTIMORE, July IL.
The widow of H8nrv W. WOrsham late of the
q :. A., has bt en- arrested d. charged with poison
ing tN mon.
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From New YOrk-The ProcessiOn OF the
OranRemen-RiOftng Commenced.
NEw YoRK, July IL.
II ia understood that General Mcdaniel will
co-oDerste with the State authorities.
Circu ara nave been issued for the formation
of q Protestant League OF America, wherein 1t
ia asserted that the claims of Roma n Ga hoiic-
lam are incompatible with civil and re- igioue
liberty Il Is g. ser ed that six thousand persoL
enroiied themselves 10 this Organization Jester
day.
where an attack Oh the procession Is a0pre
heDded.
morning of q peaceful Issue.
The police and military arrangements ara com
plete.- ss--z -,
The streets in the uptown districts have tn
annearance of q holiday. Crops of loungers
are to be seen on nearly every corner, and ga 1g
of men, four and five in number, Dsy be notice
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& E VI E "
OF THE
W LMINGTON MARK EFT S
FOR TEE
WEEK ENDIEG THURSDAY.

My J3. 1871.

TURPEN7INE Since our last review the market
for this article has ruled firm, anG shows an ad.
vance OF Is cents on yellow dip. There is q
steady demand, and receipts fld ready sale at
a Is for virgin, 50 80 for yellow Clip, and s2 for
hard, q Dbl. of 280 fbs. Arrivals ntinue light.
in consequence of the low stage of the river.
and there is very little coming il from above
u6e.way. The weeks salos are ss followe:
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ePIRIrs LRREsIINE-DuriIg the week just
ended tho market for ILis article has show
considerable irmness, aud as noted il our lss'
the price has MISUNDERSTANDING fully cents
higher. i steady demand has existed each day,
AID parce offered market lave founo
eAdy sale closing at 47 cents, with little or u
stock in factors hands, and the small quantity
mere being held for higher figures. We quote
sales 90 follower
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BIZ HAVANA CABLE.
Mrs VaIIandighaTu

HAVANA, Ju:; II
General Oob ballins is dead.
VaimAsed4 has gone to Gueas by sea.
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CABLE DISPATCHES,

CABLE DISPATCHES.
BERLIN July 12.
Emperor William ha been made Grown Prince
OF Saxonv and Field Marshal of the Empire.
PARIS. july II.
GArbetta is seated in the Assembly.
LONDON. July II.
AIexauder Keith Johnston. Geographer, is dead.
Aged 81 years.
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From Yew Jersey-Thc Procession
JERSEY CIT1, July IL.
No dist urbance has occurred set, SO far as
known, but Indie 4tions favor riot and bIoodshed
this evening.
The street corHers and saloons are crowded
with Hibernians, who maintain sullen eilence.
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RnLea OF Freight.

Per Steamer Per Sailing
Vessel.
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MoLAssEs-Is in good stock. and demand only
moder ate See table tOr prices.
POTAToEs-For Irish there ls q very good en-
qulry, and very few on market. We q1ote sales
at 50 f8 bushel.
PoULTRY-Is in moderate receipt, and demand
fair. Sells from carts at 20 to So cents for
chickens, am 40G45 cents for grown fowls, as to
size.
PROVISIONS BACON market is without
material change since our last. Receipts OF
North Carolina are hght but there is a fair
stock on market, except hams which are scarce
and wanted. For other kinds there is but little
demand, and the N ,rket rules dull in the ab-
quote smalI sales at 1I0I13 cents for shou ders,
l20l23 cents foI sides, lI@o 3 ceais 1or hog
round, end 17G1S cents y b. or nams. he
suppy OF Western continues good, and there IL
only light dem and ftr retail lots. We quote
sales from store as follows Smoked, $40 cents
Tor shoulders, 10@1C1 cents for sides and 6 DI8
cents for hams dry salted 7Aas cents for
shoulders, al 9,G10 cents y b. tor sIdes s------
LAIR. p.-Northern 10 in very fair stock and We
"A to 164 cents S3 Il North Osroiina is scarce,
and would sell at I6 cents --PorK.-North
is ID Roder tie stock, al i th-re l. only
tail business doirg. Sec table for store rates.
fALT- Only letail demand exiets, and the
msrket is moderately euppl ca. We Quole as
SELF" & from store at 81 30CcsI 35 for Americxn
and Il 459Gsi so % sacS for Liverpool ground.
eaINGLEs-DemAnd nght, and receipts meaere.
Email sales at q 5OQDS3 IO< Common and a SO
0S6 y Il. for Contract.
1INBER-Is coming in very elow!y by river,
ana tneFe 10 ROod enquiry from milloEs i1r
primo aud x,ra, while common rules dull. OnIv
415 RATS rece we'd aud sod at quota ions in
table. few lots ex "a quality per railroad re-
ceivsd and sold at ) B NJ.
woods In light receipt, and cells ty the
boat load at 50 so to s3 for pne, So for ash
and IS 25lG$S 50 II cord for oak
FRkIGHTs To all ports are rather dull. Conn.
try prOdace is coming in slowly, and the qrau-
tity cfeTIi Is barely adequate for the vessels
now IN port Ra es coastwise are a shade lower,
for which we refer to our table.
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in inconvenient, unhealthy j,ils, like many in
his State, without employment, persons who
have only taken their first step in crime, with
hardened criminals Of both sexes. The opposite
result is sure TO follow. The person accused
Of, or under sentence for his first offence against
the law should not be confined with, or placed
under the tuition Of professional offenders har.
dened by life OF crime. We cannot afford to ig-
more the laws of common proprety and decency
in our treatment ut criminals and those accused
II crime. They should be supplied with suita.
hle reading matter, moral and religious, in
structun nnd constant employment.
The report of the Commissioners recently mn
pointed to consider this subject, may be expected
at AN early day, and will, ,sast, suggest some
practical plan Of reform.
FISHERIES.
The course pursued by our neichbors of the
Dominion IN regard to the rights of our fisher
men, is exceedingly damaging to business in
which many citizens of this State are engaged
| and calls for immediate action by the proper au-
thorities. 1t is gratifying 10 know that the Pres
ident of the United States is not unmiudrul o!
our interests IN this regard. Whatever aid We
can give him in determining at an early day the
rights of American citizens on the waters where
they have so long pursued this business, should
not be withheld. We earnestly desire to contin.
ne friendly relations with our neghbors. IT.
however, the indignties that have been offered
| the government to adopt such measures as may
be necessary to enforce our rights.
INDUSTRIAL School FOR GIRLS
The idea of an Industrial School for Girls
| should not be abandoned. All the arguments ia
favor of reformatory institutions for boys apply
with equal, and in some respects, greater torct
to the establishment of similar institutions fol-
girls
| earnestly hope the finances of the State, OF
the munih.ence of men OF means. who desire to
aid such an enterprise, or both combined, will
at m early day, allow the establishment of NJ
institution so essential to the moral well being
the State.
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion, pledge you my earnest coop
Grafton in all measures calculated to promot,
the prosperity Of the State aud the happiness o
the people, aud express the hope that you,
COUNCILS will be harmonious, and result in last
ing benefits and blessings To your constituents
SIDNEY PERtIAM.