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Vol.. 1] WINNSBORO, S. C.) WEDNESDAY M .NING, AUGUST, 1866. [NO. 7 11, 1*1 R, Tis ly ill h T no 1! 0" .n 'uAitvv ' t t A 'i A . 44 I I.'. ui .\ V:..n . . . 1 I. . lit' - 4 4I 3 .1 lit '. I 44 , : k. !A$ it44 I 4 I S- l it 4 I 6 I. Vil .. w 1 1. I t 1 0 inli.t ab j 4. to ilLsI ar0 . W 1 ll I 4IVe1trio1 b ;I d IICs j Ill Ll I . ' Was oeenpill..1 bel.'-w liarper0 S fore rblo s, aIld therelore n) . m patss. Thii proved to be true inl ref-e'toe t dinary)3 44rain,.. Nut : '':I pc4.'i"i' wi:hl wla nI "tas Ihe, I ii. \Mr. 'tirponi I ar it a4..w ohr n3Ot:h1,,lillu4s, liiad j.is.ei 1t:g1 t lit ea the li .ack, ant'd k4as; thlereer, alilliki.4C'. 1lug. I)?' intinlic'y, I 144to4nd the enit4gmeer if' ite Col4iing [rain:4 had beell one o1f mty (w4,V1 uAnos er Ii1.I1 diheirle cnginle drivg' r -r a it n Ire ., 1profi1abl buj i niiV ess. M y hl - 4 i. (I Jpe - w s a cool, ii sk:Illt1 e ginuer, and- as- genetrous ats rcecklvs, ot dhin A I il'ted, I nit) soiiner inw him a1-1 Statled :11y to gul p 1 it rload, tan lk sw lt'. thai l4pe"4m11 1r64 1o p a sho uli ridle Will i~ e It* for1 no ting bt %Osee flte Q0 film lttlie his enginie w n i ouil.I i k e. As wt; <Ishedl rap1idly alongl andi wenm iroti gh BI t aek tO k 4 iltom, 1 cioih tit' Ill. ooking fello s ins citizns drss li d at I -iv n114gineer, butl doilig Io. dau. 1e1 mI ly provoked aI lugh ' dIri. ton rom 11-11 hil lir the watnt of* iarksimanhip. (n. r i% ing .t Oakland Mh1 , we wero agrI.- -: ! .pri :Ia by recei Vinl-, ai .elegram mo 11 ig 1 a party4 14 rbl iwer44 ma kinig yrea ! ba t1) reach4' the na.haiy lit at p i, inluly 1111v. a :head if' its. .4h gO, they Sevied II 4 it4. Wh 4 he Spr eial co11144 i- 411n i d hi clhe4 fore se 1 a llideavor o 1 - re9 411. 411i . There wa., bill one cool 1hl (helnk an~d ill it Was brb-ely diselus-esi Ins41. -Al to 4 tor s iy, wililt- i lt! %v: .s h V ij.r the ten ilr rtilledl With svud 41an % i , 1.. .\Mr. Pi irp ,il's ha lie S w, t44 Urgen1 to ad .1 it' ifa y p- ible dgl 1.' I w- tr I ot hers cmochvied Ito risk Im t!Iri p. mid 4wal. ir*W i s nt rt) $ .,,4 ,;.. . . hadil tl risk(6 on railways toot oiftpu oiat k out because there was danger4 abe h thle rest concluded tO tay - v"Wi-W fr lT e ittU I tn bou 4, ell to tho ground with su1ch 4ore n 4in brek his ar .. Joe hu .el pick44 Up fit - f4low. l t I imile 43 -. preiou.4s testil lett1. ,:s o nvity 1101n ill tait If he gepl 1 't im tn v.ht l I d ace .p i t s, Il e rI,., dir, tily (ow4 :mi me, aski 'l me l c -tne "1141 rto " bu lr in, a i is h 11vi o . (r4-1 an, h., Willi e rie1 v Il r W . t1l.10 h,- 4 . . 10. him 411.1%, v: C3I li '1 11, ill(,. I nt. j; r i fiv4 lt l Ay .r1 lIn-e 41 roft iny, as :te Was! he. t au 14clinlted with the d ith .. 0 11 40 it ninly roee nh id Ill Dy till . W j g lly .01 , ai* aw y wiv w II. pa: a 4 , 4lit h il'g 4 lkvi dow h '.S ill, at a son 'l lirel c gn ie iuo I ' - I adi " iin.4 g an eay 4)tak Iti g0'g. and ifequn esle 144 v414.44ineang lie b4 -11,g01l 1-i 3 I fr 0444 Iof ilt ho Awh ll fli f .11iJ, it 11 g tile Ai)11 14434keg'!.1 4 )0 whi tlIV, w4 ile iled .110v was Si ing as ita. ,? OI lutol. w% if. h h4 le i h 1 41 oi I IrVb ill o It 41-- r. :1;1 :1 .y body Oiout to 0 ,ht Wie wiu ho, of' h1. 0 ' 1h. 1 1. iight h ll 4-41,. k 0, .o ., W IlII: e g..tith ( if thlt , i 1iu% i t i vivelr b-nItye .s a ; dueep gorge, w t 1h pj ., *'ji fouis rocky.n , 11 is sw.p1 takino in hur. 14 2. wide11 ;4 e lei; er., ut1)P0 40 ih ering .ene.. ,1.Y 04 nii6.1:e. '1 b1 ii ck rimn- I. qt ;. n 4I. .434 a olog 0nt .4..-. of t he g.I I 41 . i , ,.1 . en- Ily pllI d 11, h c is rope The Iloer snk eed noarly .1 i ,a tat .. a ,y hudsdled lsci oe 4(4,41 \.' w a jeeritchjilng, hng nwhes h 'i. en441. * srec the . I ilbna ti:s. Tphed p11 .,.; Ik t.noa. e-ia le wdead ut . -11g, rge - -Je un. be b of .tehe eise w :S alm uet u,.aik U 141'1 11 ti e k ;gi li Oii 1;0 ra. loga. bitt a fw' yard ahead of 44m wul t he rudabo arra.de, end bofdb ai tli toe baille then, as heo braed hisel orh us---"t.hed rongshiod r-o of tecun!"he - org.Oursingle brakermanhseeingkthe JagrI upiIfo.hbtwa o Wood Cra1141 -- ly hokd didn't avail nm iatal I was4 pitchae1lnhead over heels aigim the fire b)X, sit iit flat oil liy Itck onl tih foot boa4:A tor lloor o4f1 1 Ith eli gitle. ,10 wo as nit siti lenly jerited hll' wa.; I VOr uol. kie h-t4k :-triking Ia hille lor i o .- 4 'on4l. breaking 11 h doo t4 g111 t(4 aIt I11S. tIIt w .4w. I co il[Jn'l t.-Ii, excel ji.- .-pr 4 e with the o4 8,; -n1 Exi I len ,nfg 1intose11 itllst aH sili - . a1-1, I'i, n t'i h 41414'ilI(.I iin the litII " ".~4 h . , 4, 4 a II il frIta hi j44)4.-.. II':u t; t.w 1.., I' lh tendei r, an . i- 1 t-. 4. ., . 0 , at Ilki U)e. 8ien I g ... 5... 414 si t i. f-. t wat 4.rl 4. o :n54ted.ii~t '-y . , : wh w a in l't . * i . c ., tt , . ' } tg >4 4i 9 .i- In1 htnit -. ns they didno seemi to . hitting at.. h".4y. .\t( 4r . itg. in ite o' sore hon". por 1or'i .4 1 4 hi' bti. extelporizerA for lth OCIc'alsiln1 1,40-1 lhe ex press e1 iliittion ol* th rebs Jot- e . s. Idedk 6, -mi hlis perchl, and dt. ysh iing oil' S103n111 84Ioppesl e w I. C .4. iIi. I - -igli I I acmfII1011. (Itoa I 4 11 it loleranl~y saf;te 41haiuset, and niow I saw : g rti oI' ni ii im tiC' nr i bevra MCI witho 1.a,1 !e i wongele'l, perhi4 son 1 IiiI , 4 by 111 --n-represbe" stick of Woot. 041' 4Ii.1144a Lt.S w ier a '! 1i 1 bruIe4 4 (11V but 141 s rIti4tu4 ht111.,4. Onr enlgin .4ulfl'ir Ghls . too pilot, or cowt-catei r -t.: hewl bh-a r. the front of' (lie sinok 1, < % , siove in. bmsidet min4l4ry dlets fit 'br . on th 1 4 inlis eaisti1gs 0 ot' the cylind s.-I'4 ; h, witst. t'or' riilning purposes. Ih-osloI y if.. inijlr1441, #h-' rebel haItoving poiledu 1 .110 I. lIrtt-ely atcrossl he top aof th tnk, Ill. point o' I he cow killer IIad gonse uainder then tnd I ltogh hroken by I he iock. had ratist. the siolliejtuly to kee. Chum from undei the wheels. while the en! i'4 o dtIih.l-1 then right fi le'l into the gorge. The rebls s. aeing nm mg, soarted in par "t6t, bilut as we rounnd milhing serious; to )ImI 10do 41'1 ' itr Fur h ' progress, tid, as in Ith enSO, - iiltintne lmIds enchaltinlent 1o 11 View." We w.wle I'lf again inil high spirits, Im I Ii wohon01 t bit 4Iv .I I 1 4 - 411'l Iv I' L con in2 lig. arrive-I l a1 ' tl (ill.'1 4ilatit 4 Ploor Joe. beir g 91101 al till l 1 to h'ave tnequllire.l 441 i itCII Cilli' :::j I' m I-l'-i I tl' z,. %104 s-11,11 dead41 so1ln j1 :1 w h i le rtunntl a o tl in a. .het'al al on del initi Till", V 1(0INIA PRO1PO)SITION At4 ('4Vim vrti n canof 'h i old Sto, CV1.41 tI n11111 .1 sh ie r m 11:i 1in arftlr latlely livid itn Ric'hmionid for Lte ti lrp(Jst 10444'el I 11143 dangrs4 of a S.;m~ livn'i R.'pre. sunl~mihi hagonvnent eng l ne lion4 of 41111 0' | 0l0. 1t 1 41 . ill ( e'l. tI li' pr 1p .itiu - I hiat. (Iiegaitem4 lie in A t 'cocnt he 'th ofld Suit 'e''iIrn14 ean'Iniul)44 r'fin Virin i.. I 1r4 lately held i Richmondi fo the urpos v nri''a gov. ' l ir.'ll. -i l n atei d tI Is lessen.'t iih dange1141rs of a104 Sin hern R.-pre Renatitio ri iat Convenio adfic lioin o, aour pepl.Thd s in emidat etofi sm ir ip r!d----lii. irt nsionr the fir ti ofthi sag as a n it I llS 4 4 1 ) illi 1 ,111 4t icait'111 l -T; olfn' t dNort tha 1 ra11 gIt.i v ne, , the bi of' 8 tion aln), and Akinr4ep, 1i all'' proeii - 4 4 tes fa 'hs." l.41;-lg tiN- full 1;'. Nf d oh- liitl , N rth a:i 8nh, I Il , 1,3U mS 3ollow-., - 0: Alnhmnta 28; .\kansa, 28 ;nifr "1".411 12 '~netientL20 Dzltinware 2 ud Ar, ;0; lwn, 2.8 ; K a i."8 K-un -k . 40 ; .14iniani4 (2 4. '\. i4 .1 \lair Eand, 2 1. .4 vii. .i 4. 28 ;N \ .\? 4,t' 2 1 \'Iso) r . 1 ; \ N I l'.4 bit . -,t ; N ..w \\ Y-rk. 12D giII; .A 14.4..4 h2; d ithV ('irili , fl'' 0 i 4 ; ~ .a t'lo m4 li h. I n-rof''j r'yt 11i-41 1 -nIa, rri..' ) 4) -o N. 11 l.o 4.' 'l ' sl l 36. 1 i ..18 ltal' A11 141 't iJ v sod b Irnh o ..-i4 yu g'"s' a"9*" not 1S word needibe sid.L1411 T 11-n- is1( frt , ciiz.- (3 f by us Wu-siitool i'rntll orgid by caeri t11'Yhi.C4 fnlgrio, inil11epCesettfion. VuilliaVd haf dot a manyl ai good thin befor1 hm t his ais oe cIo her nov~ 1o11ns1101 ti hat ifI wes i4 i to.4onvend tion we o chunung~it che lllltie.on od r of Rep fre-nio, wonl the haps'ofll. gusa l 'i~t. fslioatlist ltl~fr't T e indfr iaiitns lnow ariei thait bo1il the ll 11whpdelphi o tons illgl b(4 seciloal;0 thalt t first, calld by te members f GongrLessow, wLla be. orpos< ectsivlyNor t ~lUher)n. nd Wreter "104'hl and irhntlat )Ir, caSlle byi bov Haneulo 111)and oteri ipnnds tb hotlnlits The llonly thin thdat. onb gfai nioal il.characeroteCne tAn . Pitlof Souhaeroapisapor w dent faors thisone ton His frivend t tere, that perhaps tho presence of late e r i rs antirbli." in their eiv. is linore4 than11 Phlh.b ale W e ro-t'(WA It(-inmt mfoh) law%. W t. hadt' to o eh (If it duiing the ribellioi. If the. rebI, is thetoy called, shouhld I V 'i Piavivanlil againt Iwth ey will do wai iini t r t Il, iilr ilo.s iY will ntil r in thegre11 . lol, tur twv W il 1111 i t imin 'ed t s it I Ow Cl ;. ei :11,tin, will reitnr with chang1i.d collmte(iliegs.---1b. Tle Rici Olnt i i ili-.' och it- i b Slwer poph. go, ill,,) (,l ' a, i - l tbmii to Wib i-t o h pro. IS - . liht.\ will b14 ".disgra ed-t ondl i n. i-ji.reg il i tr I t h m'l 'lil>t' - I hi - - ovmin rom t%1-m114 nd era, ~ ~ ~ filo ' kl f e g ,j . fotl) Mr. - r a s u -l1 a-r .,, a ,i ;;o v It 1ail, hoe colvitio iL ll tbe a tstt.oat h1bo 1Y : "I desire that .ac, o t. w Io I CWIgr 1s will 13 r ly th conlstitittmitaI J dg, Ih flite I u r . e Ill b., . I0' Oif P8 Itr. nold 1h11 o uiit It-n. s a' d i ,( repre --t S i tv whoi me i- al , IIII j.4 ' -J' ,'o..'" y I hI t I .- 1gainst:1,% who')Il h111 zmIe o dilOyalIty shIII nall be 4:, e d Tii NATIoNAL. cOFNTIN. J dalg ilugi, of Indiani . mini-rsi. he i.!'twng huetir to Gov. \ortin It '-z ae l ad seasonlable. mioni Goy. Alom~o.n : Thle propo~se-I PhilaI elphmi o v t n t edtslia. 1' to111 t Iei abriopt. fo bv it Dmocrati party of tihe Con SvI al ivjte (Tiiotl mnth if the N th . I uamt01 It prieent reiady for slie h a f.t s m, ifl if' t r i to bi. ~let Ithl Devnmo(ai pa ri v rfsitl rt iriiet I' S ctiotin o'ti m re Will I warla era - h-i niliem timie rebiaso fhr ite cI'ra4 t v gr w o h gravot of' ,he ryi ad'o. Por the presmenit 1 il. viqttall Uiont meni to remainl steadfastl. i! their owni orgaiiization, hlopinlg thlat its di ensionsj m y ytt. be n -ld, mnd to keep aIr fronm proceefilg Whieb Can only resu t ini tib t lection of th i reri. ar Democratd ewit.t inl Iiiana. I hearuilf appiroveof thePresidote poli. filly pariipt it n anty meeting to express appreciation of his measurs - int I am not. ready to fernish material to thev Radlicals by returning--a power on.wo win i.vited rei.stiace to I li ws faflit t fill o the ra ks of ilt h a, f rmy. i I spwakc 41nly for. myselr. andl no othe. ik respli yil te f i.r tis fo i n ention. Wev are glad to observe thait the meVeiiti of our citizis, ilcaled for the pripose ttf i ilcttinlg dt aigat.s to Ite coliventlen nt phlial. .phja, has beeft po iponed t.o the 26th instan, for thi a I will grive tunor C-ar thfe formnation of thiose ShIt s CIND THiOUGHTS" -hiat areI gen ially -.w fra t wit nisdJ.inl pulitical afliair. W e ni otice) ii. inl lith local cll ca lli Ithed, "the adherieit of President Johnsoni, inl this Congressimaml Districi," arti d e signa'ed at' 11 r those addresSiil vind Ixp e it.r )I in ri t:ic itt iii xehcing dietlega t. We vii d toe tit o'ie i otir sort ittis -m e i 'jvigith outiirytia from thepr' oelK hai' r'uiib-' a hi.esiret ie * h' ii; wettl'it wi t', a far s a ii giing fotIns he an 'amhstraii'i and m2eau'irs ai tn-er' "Tpot; u wOe~ mhUst NOTs wEDit al bet powe wAIE anmuter, teI~ presece -otahs prop'Iosed ~rC mEn IfN SI.JOmh tIer re ifte reogitizedt tfieia ofrganl ofithe'sa get iaa.-u'-n who nad mail po a frit lhe e' r Ih Cneto in l. follo witg lain platfyrige of;t.Natta "TiiEDEST O')NGI CA(hIO itS ToiPU ITixhese ar th ters itien of Ithie Cothttdngrtessionralsiina distrcuo'hc o bem expectedetttbe represemed in tha Lionven ton band mnne oit-r yet aito fio waithg the pformdito of ahea Naa Uion Cluboat, Wahingatn, frm whach i t eanatpie, we iht takmitt iha batlw d eas ondidforus thanthewil nxld h ersnationve w a'.is sonun the e Mr.tc o Jhnson maygpossboy dirth Sount to e represntin his Conn tCIn, so the fmant tat aailalo torblaymg the otmdtion of ae g~reat Na - bt swe haetn raso for qrearioning he to betin the ionfend of the. roaldnt, this very mat-ter.-Memphis Appeal. From aill tho recentnera those Woil iiangiate.l, hii will I t ankd cotrol-iI th action: )I of h C. Ill eint I, no) doubt now% remllains~ that an1 emb111r tion of the principhlss enotricisintedI as I basis of aion lit that convention %u Commit till who llarItiipate in any w in its dhelil-rationi.-, to Ilihe- recgni am! support W ho abu~minable tedlt or it w. \Wre1 putrpos)ely omit tiny tntl:g i than aI liion to. other very quim -- proposiions niellitcdaI mA te 'e . for tie civeition. as wi' thik liit imr hir m thnl gool i. i like-ly to ar froi ii-ir disvission, 13111, -'v ryv in caiion now points irresisibly to coniclutsin tIhat iiemibership in tihe e' venton,) 111d adllherenlce to thle pIn' can he s -inre ilb the recot Yi it ul ilw Collist il nionality an1d le gahity Ill. I'est ail Lr:v. The'lse.' a ignt whieb elmracterized1 the phraseology, te nc mts lte in thir originsl c-ll, .i bted1(1 d;irkly sit such a constricitc, I th more otspoken ut terances of pile tltm ofVI-t5cOF tile org nizatio1n ii Call- bii ItIo cleairly lt t in- ilel( low i li tn elad oIh." - Lynchny (V.) jady News. Tut.;Ama-T00: ~t r:uo\ Ti - i-:.-A-: -week will pribably do min1e Whether thte genteiral coinfiduet n teriaineid thatl the efort, nov biut ismad) to Jay tie cable is to be re izqed. A few facts Ie condenso from v: ons st emtii s in 'nr exehanges. M, present, cable (lifers, fromi he obl h n110 (1r t.wu partieilars. The codut1e I inl ibi is composel of setvent c1pplNl wires--six arondi onte-each wire s rted Ot a ieded inl i cemicital ut poind, and101 Imll whole serr ioled y layiers el gItta perch, so nas to ort core half an int h hicik ; this u sinq stlill fiurthe4r prolevted hy f on ironl wil, -smel covte-d with livo strantdsh (if N 1 silla varn-tlie- wires being bu spiri. irndtI the Core. The company have eitabubsb1o tarif' of charges-- forty w P hondon to Now York, esit o t I') nated Pressi Comiten have arraugie or two daily reports, of not less tha AVenity wordIS fach, andl~ as many mlOnl Ii 'h inportance of the news ma, The dilTierence of Ltile et weens r-a1 ion antd New York is a bot firo biom it favor of the bitter, and will allow al ge, hmairgin feer the recoepil (I of new Qo the morningand evening jomnab I'he reports will be prepre-e i-spectivo y in Lond-ni and Liverpool it 3 A M. alnd 3 P. M. As 3 A. M. Lnede ime is egnal to 10 P. M. New Yorl ime. te de-spach of that hour wil rrive in tne For ilie morning publeca rons in New York of that dlav's bnui w1S inl Liverpool, aid hi ie English 3 F Nl. bwing 10 A. M. this side-, the el tranis will be in time for the afti-rnooi >ape1!rs. All -his will be wole-rfuel--provide, ie cable shall be sticcessfilly ida. JKyr. DAVIS AND Gt -.aY -T ;ulowing cori-spondnsce is publihedi Witikegan, Illi:noi: To lon. Hiorace G'reele-y, New York: .i:A Siui: I would respen eiuly ats f it be triee that yout have oIfred to g '-ff. Da via' bail feor lis. release ? A Is' fe lhe abo ve be trel-, why yoh tdid its ry lto ohbtain hail for Wrzr, keeper I Je-i. D v is' sangh ter pret ? I sssk lihes IltlMtionls, tnot fromi impetieeo or idl, :etrieeot y. but11 for the- purpose of ob tirl rig yVoir vie ws on so, imiportnt ai po0n1 [n1 the mleaimetl I remastini ANSWER. Y e-s sir-; 1 wetl bail Daivii, or yma )i ri nv Ithet(r elprjit that the Goeve-rt menlt wouildl shameltifully ke-ep i inil mior I hant ai v'ear, resistinig and( detltiing hi sint iid li-gal d~semandl tat lhe la~erraigt sed ant-d tried or.1he-. go. Youtrs 'ruly, IlonACcv.Gui:v. To Mi. J. W ti.soN, Jr., Wanikegant. The Portlandic Press says : eOtr e-st mte tof yeste-rdlay, i ha', Ilt iginmber bnlibhlt gat de-.troiyell was 1500 tee sat sati-fied is Ltot low. Wee thinek it. wi c-om0e ne-arer- 1800; arid 3000 famrilie emrtaticmig 10O,000 to 1 2,000 personi lossqes'will nggregate to upward of $ 10 000,000. Some persons Aet it. as hip as *15,000,030. We leharn nf insin hincer tol the amount oftcpward of$5,000 000."' TPhe Posrtlandl Argus says: IS estimated tha~t aboutli 2000 buildinig werpi burned, and- property dest royrd ( theonloiant of *h'2,000,000, which ~robably insure~d for a bout oiie-ha 'oSaevalitatioen of the city w *28,000,000, antd thto real veabiatic mnust boe or *30,000,000. Fully on third mnust have boon dest royed." WABH1,NOTON. Italy 28.'-.The gana Itas Conhrlied lIenry Stiinaliry -, eo A~ttorneuy-General oflth UtedISt ati atnd Jdhn A. Olin. to be dalette Ou~Eoms at: VidksbiW,' Misa ;Andlrt McDbwell to be Assistant Treasurer United States at(Charl1s.o., Later frm Europe. N-.Yonia, .Illy 2I.-The Svoliat with biverpool daiten to the i I . th lo i. u i-ived The GreM:t last een i i lag out thbo At hlii. Tele~grsp Jile-lble. The lIst. reportls 'frontl hilr qwe tht it 13.' les :t ha!~ vv bev-n laid. SIgnal. pert-,eet th Ir o u '. Th IPa W/m'4ur of 1I 1 1 I hf says ne got itiorns art' Still Ienililp. :i111 thU lest. feekling!_ prv ailLled1 b-t 'en l'rnsill an~d Iloll i nit )J l iter lvijs liiena to Indicate I'lat 11h- war will com11inlie. t1ill rlvai ngil"' I'eeik's arinky i a erabeAnd is 10000 I)strong excluv' of' eval:-y and ar T I enssians tnil lor ibin'erff attackod Ihe Ilhvarinusl, near) Iusson .n--. The hetefr dh.e-l hId .b p ,o io' i we h. ir., attid ro t'.ltIkred Iintakko pin iwti ll o inl-tinl 1avar-iani Cominlninder. Zoller. wasf hil'ed1. Thl Vietinnt Press1, of 1h14 hIl. says t hfat the pr.i-used mewdiat tit of Napoleon is fnded for I th JrS::ait I an11 Austrint mit. trust, t I) her o n itt 'rengt h it e1 tsoires. Shte is resolvt Ilit fight to uiunttin her position as at great poiwerl. The l indot Panm,:s d !elaro that England cnnuot. follow Nialpitleon itn an intervention valtulatel to ig ivi:teC ' presvlt evils. Th Moscow Cw. , iavs that Rutssia, dto.8 not want a chaneu in -iiropean boun dIe andi. cnt ubt nto the dictatorshid usit'ili ig des ipatchil-; troopfs to tihe Sile o i w i lHii q luil lig a 1.41101 tiet ltas gonte lo Vie, Dtaly'e pertists in advatcing to. wards Vienna. Coil rgsiTloli, WAS isoro, .July 2 1. -Tit Presiidet. -d iiined joint resolihutin adiiitting tile Teitie: Ait iiepreietilaytive, but. says the preamIl ble ontainis st i tuet k'in en, some of whio a an' issureil ; while thi! resoltiion is mortify IL declaraionl %.I' opliliom. 11 toluprisw n1Co leg itl I vtin , nor does it confur any power litieh is bituling upon lie resp dvo li e., tIiiu E xeiutiivo or Ith Ife fait.her says -'he right of each Iloutiso, under the on.tiiaut ioi, to judge of quahhant1,11ions Of it4 1wn Inlellnber'S is Jun loubitd, find that Ik approval or disapl nroval of' th resolution coild not, in tit Sslightest legie, incre:l e or <li ilih thi iitth-rity in this respect conferredI on twe vranches of Congress, lt -:ien1otly desiring to rtuttove overycaeuse ( riiither delay, whellther real or- imaginlary, oul thlt part o.1 ;ongress to the allmism.iou of the loyal Sen. ..tor -and iepresotttives fiotm Tnnlessoo, tt.wit hstiatiding the anoimalous charator o lie prococodings, lio nflixs Iti:< signature to the tresolution ; at the 8am1 Jitne his up ot to be constriuot'aii ila ao Nq pt-cittaia, 1t tho admission o ,opresientatives frorn any of' thu States, noi i it to be consiterid i 1.4 cotmitin him to ill (te Statom nt of the preamble sotne of which are witiuit fiundation aimong them Ie *lates there is reason tio be lieve Ih.i it i Tentnesson legislature has no ratitled the late aittiudmnt.t pas.lt by Conl gress. Pat of the mei.ge w 0 greeted witlt do' risive laughter by tho Rhadicals and will appluso by Ihe lh-iocrats. S Itbe(qi;untly ihe oott ei ol Election! repteod falvirlably oti creielials of Ten neie m-mbiers, amwl oi invitaion to cono forwtrd tli be sworn, .\aynard, Tiylor nni Stokes. appeardl and took hto oati. Thh Wis tillowed by In ucl applauso. The nov C friellora reuoived th cungrattilations of thi I Speaker niil others. 'ite Sanaoa adopted] a iamni'.,ittenmn. to til in3itellaneous appropriation bill, increuinj 1 11he salary ol' nmmors il' Congress to iv I ihotsand dollars per year. The Soniato did not take nyt the Tennesset liuniter. Mi ioli to 11ilftle, Wtuissi.uAly 21.--( .it Sickles hai doelind fhe miion to Il ige and e(lon Dix hnots been nominated for the,- pos.ittion. . N l. ltirll. I'nYLtAttl '. u, July 24.--Pour oitsos c chiolera: reporLttdt to-day by theo Iioard o lleahh I. Nsw Yotuc, Jutly 24.--T'he Board o ' loalith reports onl~y t weo Cases of chlto Lra to FromLi lOjIC. f Thre 00rent Eaistern"0' had laid near'l' three tinidred tmiles of' the cale lil to tlhi evening~ of 15th, and wats progr'essing f'avotr Sably. INot hinig fturthe hio e 111ran spired abut. th -11eace neigottia: itn i between Napjoleon ait the contetin~g P'owers. T1het Prusstianst defetated thio Fedleruals in santgttinarity conith ct. au A~~cha letthuntg, an rrarchledl twardst Frtantkft't, whih wa 'y evacutateid by tho Ptotorals. Th'Ie Dite t had reomoved to Aulgustinburg Prussan hedquatrsathlriun, Agniri S'The innlo' ''iw's thitnks the Prutssian' woul be b)dforo Vienna by Iito 17, am in dout :ithle Auti 'I i n w I Yithsitantd t~he viu t ories of th Prwnitns. Claldini has occupie'd Padina and VOicenzer townts oni the rail'oid to V enace. Ii is ideclatred in dliploiti 1 oitroles aL Si Petetrsburitg Ithat lisia htas nio ptresent, ir tetiotn to atbandoni~ her' noutralt attitudo ano will not. ec eptintg a foeg power shltl ini tervetne, in the affir. oft Gern'uty. 'iA ~ From WasinIgton4 Wastt Nioo, Jntly 20.-A board of oil bcert hasbeeton appoiatuid by t he Comnmissiorn yf~ of' Pr'oedmien's afifaira for' the purtipose of re vIsIng regtlations f'or the goveranent lite llureauu, to mfeet, thie reqtuiremtents< the recent tnot tof' Conigtes, exteniding tIl r'duration of the IUnreaut two years. lent -Tillson, 8pt'agueo and Gregor'y constitut [t the Board.. Fromn PhIilIdelphia. IS PutrA t tc,rit A', July 2"t.-'--Tie hiilidit1 for thle accomodiai Ion oft thte Nttlotnal hJulo -r Convention Is boling cnstr'uated ott the coi is ner1 of Broad anti W.llae sttr'elt. It wi n'Tie of' monustrotis se. e. Three eases of cholera reporfod to-day. ~Nw Yona, Jutly25.a'-holera docreasiti tI .sutposed to be on accou~nt of, favorab: ewepther. R' ~ ailroadl Bridge nest royed. ArsTIoua, July.29.-The great railros bvlU go ever the.Susquehanna river, atlHavi deilrace, was defstro ed by a tornado hai i nigkt. Lesa nena motn tdha.. became the great merchant and sent his ships to India. W hat a row he kicked up in this city in 1808 I It was at a timo when the embargo of Mr. Jefferson was in full blast. Not an oystor boat was allowed to go outside of Sandy 1look. Every nierehant did the best lie know how under the circumnstances. llauey the astonishment of the ship. owners of this city, who had ships lying in the docks rotting and idle,-when they took up the Commercial Advertiser of August 13, 1808, and read - "Yesterday the ship Beaver, Captain Galloway, sailed for China." There was at this time eighty thous. and people in this city, and good old Marinus Willet was Mayor, -and his gran father had been the first Mayor of New York before him in 1662, nearly two hundreds years ago. Every one knew that, the ship Beaver was built and own. by John Jacob Astor. There was trouble among the mer chants and ship owners when it became kno<vn that the ship of Mr. Astor had actually gone to sea on a long India voyage. Why should he be favored and no one else? Finally it was ascor tained that John Jacob was too smart for ordinary merchants. lie had obtain ed special permission from the President of the United States for his ship Beaver, navigated by thirty seamen, to proceed on a voyage to Canton, for the o-temi ble object of carrying homo to- China a great Mandarin of China. John Jacob Astor had picked up a Chinaman in the Park, got up the story, got the Presidential permit, and his ship to sea before the other merchants smelt the mice. A rival house then wroto a letter to the President (Jefferson), and told him that the great Chinese pcrsonage was no Mandarin-that he was not even I Hong merchant, or a licensed security merchant-that lie was only a comrmon Chinese dock loafer and that he had been smuggled out of China. It was stated that his departure from China was cuti trary to the laws of that country ; that wheu he arrived in China he would be put ashore privately from the Beaver, aud very likely his obscurity and low condition of life might afford him his r onl... Flnce of aoidig" sunnta ermnent had been surprised at giving this permit by the representatives of Mr. - Astor, that the error could be corrected, r and that the transaction could be vindi. ct-ed and the honor of the administra. tioh be matained by Arresting Astor'and putting him through a course of sprouts. It is not likely that a Secretary of Siate, in the time of Jcfferson,could have had his hands greased. At any rate, it is well known that. Mr. Secretary of State Madison wras a friend of Astor's, 1 for he furruished hini with copies of the i letteis and the nmimes of his mercantile Scaliumniators.-Ncw Yor'k Evning Post. -ome Light on "Loyal." Ex4Provisional Governor Ioldon, of North Carolina, who returned not long since from Washington where lie had sonic conference with President John son, gives his views of the political situation, as thus derived, in a late itnbor of his paper, the Raleigh ,Standarid. After opposing the iiovo of the "loyal unionists"-lBotts,Under wood, Jack Hamilton, et. als.-he goes en to define the President's policy as follows : - ThePresdentis firm in his deter he is equally firm in the opinion that Shis policy ought to be carried out by ~loyal men, and we knowv that ho feels i embarrassed and grieved at the change which has taken place in the - so-call ed Southern States since May a last. Hie feels that these who control affaziirs in those States should so aet as ai to sustain and strengthen himn, anid - not say and do things whieh are cal Sculated, whether so intended or not, gto aid those with whom lie is contend e n g for the admission of the States on a loyal basis, without any further amendments of the ConstitutIon. lie still holds that if there be but five thousand loyal nien in a State, to Sthem should be specially confided the -work of restoration ; tha~t those loyal mon should constitute a nucleus around wvhom others should rally i that in this wvay, and in this way only, can the whole lump be leavened, and the States bo placed in a condition, ,whern presented to Congress for ad milssion, to make their claims en -that body irresistible. While he wpuld be glad to see all who engaged deliber Sately in the war acknowledge their *mistake, and pledge themselves for the future, and show It by their acts, to be unconditionally subinissive to the national authority, yet his syinpas' Untionar chiefly and warmly with the eUonmen, .anhd he looks to thern as Sleading actors in the work of, restora tions . Now "the ad-ealled Souithern States" - in the above, is good. And then mark Swhat meaning Mr. Holdeona-frosh from Washingtog "intorvlews," as e ribos to thme word "loyal" h him i ensability to tafo' tle Te6s atadthat, a tr~li a l done, eS is just eoxogy thme N rthern Itorpre. tgtion pf th6 terro,- dugusta s.'nCt,~ kionalist, Ths.is a natural oau~lg nam gaff * o, N~ew Yor-k, from who .asuppoed~ 4 ' suipply PI0DI10 with b Forelgi. As inany of our readers may be In the same difficulty under whici we labor our selvea, vim: of not knowing what Prussia wishes to have tho world consider as the cause why she went to war, wo take pleas ure in publishing the PnUSSIAN MAfi'rFSTO. The following is (ho full text of the offi cial staitetnent as to the policy of Prussia in underiaking the war : To clear up the mis takes promulgated by the press in judging the present political sitatttion, and to remove the uncertainty amid disquiet thereby excited in the public inind, we (the oificial Stant Fenzeiger of July 13) ari empowered to mtake the following decloration : Tho treaty obligations existing between Prussia and Italy rendor it impossible to c)ctitde atn armistice or a peace with Aus tria without. the mutual consent of bo.h states. These obligations could not but prevent Italy from acceding to the one-aid ed delro of Austria for peace, expressed solely for that. purpose, by the acceptance of Veneti a as a gift, and from termainatlug the Italian participation in the war. Europe knows that no sordid desire of conquest. is the motive of Prussia in the great contest into which sito has been forced by Austria and her federal allies. What Prussia wishes to conquer subserves the highest national aims, regards th9 noblest untional poss.:sgions. We demand for our selves only guaAntCo3 for the territorial seirity of our future. But for Germany we requiro the establishment of political unity, at least amiong tho majority of Ger matn races and States, to put. an end to the unworthy condition of atfairs within her houlidaries, which has so long depressed and humniliated the reputation and power of the nation. In the fulfilliment of this national mission ths majority (if patriotic (Jerma princes are upon the vide of Prussia- Our people, however, sacrifico blood and treas. ure for this lofty task, anud our sons in thc army, under the leadership of their royal niamter, ar inspired by the ncredness cf the great contest like our fathers in 1818 Wherever our troops penetrate into th( enemy's country they afford a striking proof how strongly, as bearers of European civ ilizatton, they are imbued with the con. seioiness that they do not made war upon the peoples, but only against the Govern. inets which have in v iin endeavored to in ci o their subjects to blind hatred agains Prussia. Wherever our flags wave for any period this hatred gives place to noblei feelings towards us. Our armies, however accompanied by (lie sympathies of th( nation, sustained by the consciousness o their lofty inission, well know how to con quor and to die far its attainment. DtSMARK MAY IVOltC THi UZVOLUTION. .M r.hpresent,_lejyqgs tgpro, tonor of tho, menorablo letter he wrote t M. Drouyu do L'1[uys on the eve of the war From what his diplomatic representative have lately given the contine utal Govern netis to uniderstand it appears that, so fa fromi approving the Bismark programme which does not diretly aim at aniexatioi but divides the military forces of the mine States between Prussia and B avarii, h at ill adheres to .he simpler plan of aggran dizing both Prussia and Austria, at the e: pense of some petty potentates. The ret of the petty ores he wishes to form into seperate union tinder his protectorate. lit one of my precious letters it has bee hinted that were this Government har pressed by France a similar project migh be embraced by it, and rendo-red even mor acceptable to Austria, by including lite de struction of Italy in the proposed alliane< To such an extremity, however, things hav not yet attained. Prussia romains as ho tile to her Southern rival 'as ever, and th only result the mennoing attitude of Fraie has hitherto elicited is to accolorato th march of the victorious army uponOlmntz and to cause the dismembermont of (lie an cient empire to be received among th avowed objects of Count Bismark. By hi acte atnd words he is positively beginning t intimate that if more severo measures wer employed against him he would not. scrupl to call the dissatisfied nationalities of th Kaiser to arms to reali-o their oft-express ed, bitt still chimerical, wish of breakin up the realmi into a nuomber of aeperato an strictly national States. This scemoi involves so Oompiefe a revul sion in continental attairs, that even a Jil martk, daring anp lucky as hto ever is, wduh hesitate to take it in hand withtout the me litperiative reasons. 1 really believe tha the last, commnxications from Paris nmm have been rather disqieting, or we shmouti not. have seen General Kltapka and ethe M agyna- exiles, famous among their coutntry men, treading the strecets of Berlin at thui *moument, and pr-eparitng to form a Hlingari an legion tinder Pruissian auspices. A thousads of their couutymeni have be I miadoe pr-isoners of war, men will not be want i ing. The official Berlin Oc'zette has a shot statement. to the effect that Italy, havin engaged by treaty no. to concluido peat - wvith Austria except with the consent Prutssla, cannot avail horrself of any ovel (otres relating to thme cession of Venetia i Perhaps not, but, though ltaly may contth -- ie thme war, her operations may fortunatel fail to embar-rass the enemy, now that . lit the Is to be attained by them.-Cor. LTo, den Tames. jThie Old Merchants of tiew York, - Under the pseudlony~ni of Walter Ba retLt, a vetoratn clerk ini a large mioreat tile houise of this city, has been putl -lishing his reminmiscencos of the mol r promiment merchants of New Yorn .whom hie lae known either personall for by reputation, The fourth volumi 'of the series is just issued by Ctrletol e Mr. Barrett cotuld never have a livin merely as a writer, Hi-s style is thi of a fluent gossip py talker, much of ta life and mutorest gf whose narrnatives lost in th~e effort to put them in a shar g for the printer. Yet his book has in Sa host of facts whichl will 'be read wit 'intefeat by Now Yorkers. Ho has es dontly heard a good share of tim me cantile gossip of the Inat thirty or fori years, and has a wond1erful memory names and dates, g Traking his book for what it Is-thi a is, as deatitute of literary merit, but containing rauch itnterestirng gossip.-g make a few extracts: t Be commenced advertIiing earl'