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I"* V ,*v . - >, 4 Sht Carolina Spartan. 1 is ta jar ?~0 'k ia ttoiUpiny, Auguvt IKVO. Q Animal Rnllroad w We 0*11 atteniiou to the ehaugc in thedsy for I the Annual Meet n . of tht-Siockholders in the C)] Spartanburg and Uuion Railroad. p{ Wanlhvrand Crop*. Jl Wo bear of abundant rains in various portions of our district rince our Inst issue. We 8,1 bass participated in .ho general blessing around the Tillage, and crops aro reviving. Extra Court. P< Notwithstanding the urgent necessity for an Tl extra term of conrt for this district to clear the P* dockets of old cases, a> d the consequent incon- fo teniehce to suitors and witaosso* to give atteu- *r dance at this season, but little business was '>< ready for tHnl, Court will hardly last beyond ?' this day, if so long. The circuit bar was Blinrly represented. 'A urana uivuion. r0 During several day* of last week the Grand ^ Division. Sonsof Temperance of South Carolina, wore in session at this place. But little of ^ their business was of importance, and none of ^ * It i? known to us. On Thursday evening a pubHe meeting wa8 held in the Court House, to forward the causo of touiporancc. Speeches were ^ made by the bend of the Sons in this jurisdio tion. Col. TV. C..Bcnt:y, of York, and F. F. War- ^ ley, esq., of Darlington. Both were energetic, practical addresses, likely to eifect much good, jj Tlio McKonna Will. ?f This will, which has been the subject of so c much litigation iti the Courts of Lancaster district, has, we letrn privatelv, been set asido. at * rc the recent extra Court there, by the jury. His 1 honor Judge Glorcr chaig d strongly for the TC Will; but the jury wore inexorable, uud found against it. Fine Grapes. io That prince v. producers. Or. J. C. Oelnnd, presented us wit lin beautiful hunch of ripe grapes called white Chasselais, fully seven incites long ?| The berries arc large aud luscious. This is pj one of the finest among the table grapes. ,\t 1"" Rome and \;i pies. When the ministry of Louis Philippe found W( thai Le could not remain upon the throne, they proposed abdication in faror of the Duke of lie Paris, the Bon of the Duke of Orie nts. The C;l King indignantly spurned the advice of hi* i cabinet, believing he could maintain his gov* cs eminent. Finding this impossible subsequent- jn ly, he consented to abdicate, when the mob of clt Paris was thundering at the Tuileries. To the by anseut thus wrung liout the fears of the King u, M. Gnizot replied: "Too laic?too latel" Just so is it with the Tope and the Kiug of tat Naples. All overtures for meliorating the po- | ll0 litical and personal condition of their subjecth j nli were spurued. or answered with greater op- i ,>p pressions, until the patience of the civilized 1 ex World was exhausted with the cries of human I tu suffering. The people then rose in their ma- j tic jesty, and nnfettcred themselves to a partial ex- ' ih tent. Now, finding that fearful retribution j nti awaits the tyrants from popular justice, they clt uhiningly offer concessions even greater than [ va demanded, and hope, by this show of tardy jus- I m< tioo, to appease the wrath of outraged humanity ?ii reinvest? 1 with its birthright. Wo hope the j indignant answer will l?e?"too?too late!" 1 pi! Recent accounts from Home and Naples say : Roil k. ? According to the la-t nccountsrecti v- ?t ed from Rjme the l'opo is not only disponed to y ant a liberal constitution, but he i? also further inclined tu ailhere to the suggestion of the Emperor Napoleon, to constitute u federative *u empire as the best solution of the Italian question. Notwithstanding the reports to ti e con- Ull trary. the best understanding exists between the "Emperor of France, the Papal Government, and General Lunoiciere. iiieiritfu vorunicers nre leaving Homo for wi bpolcto whore, a corps of lU.OtM) men is to be co concentrated before ?he fortress. Tlic total number of Irish who hi?vc arrived, or are ex- 10 pectcd to arrive, amount to -it?0. The armj Tl; being paid at the -attic rate as when on scr- eei vice ill tlio iield. j.,, Ricilv and X iples.?Ii {a stated that the' . Ibiv?li5t forces for the defence of Messina amount to 20,000 men, and thnt they were tin- an ?ler orders to net strictly on the defensive, and ccj not abandon any of the places which, w.th tj, Messina, form the lino of defence. Aco<o ding ho the new constitution Naples i- to ho henceforward an hereditary and con- ''n Btitutira.il monarchy. The legislative power an will reside at the same liino with the king and ac, the Parliament, composed of a chamber of , Peers and a t handier of Deputies, and the c executive power will he exclusively pari of tlio 60 Loyal attributions. The guaranties relative ati to iudfvidu.il liberty aud to the liberty of the ptl pre** are iuacrfbeu in the constitution. No one can he removed from his natural | ? judges, and the deputies are named for tivc | n" vaara. In addition to conditions concerning j bo ihe amount oftaxes giving a right to vote, and iigc, Art. 57 of tlio Constitution admits nearly j the value categories as were formerly desig- ! rmted ii: France by the name of /< .?? rapacite*,' *u namely academicians, fixed public functionaries, etc Tho ministers are to he responsible, and may be impt-iched and tried by the chamber ef psrrs. The person of the Hingis sacred uu and inviolable. Ii is irresponsible: commands UJ, rbs armies: appoints to all employments; ami j may dissolve the Chamber, on condition of con- ' ^ vi king another within threw months. It is the same constitution which wv given iu 1-848 to the Two Sicilian hy king Fredim.nd, but j which the Sicilians refused, demanding a scpn- | ^ ' rate parliament. j J(| Fuss in VtnotKtA.? An abolitionist named UI1 John C. Underwood, and others, residing near Rj Alexandria, Virginia, lately erocUd a Lincoln and Hamlin liberty pole. A threat was made to ! Wl cut it down. The abolitionists held a meeting, i,p and resolved to defend the pole. Not withstand- us ing this valliant determination, the citizen* of the neighborhood cut the polo down, ami there Jj* is serious talk of clearing out the gangs of jjj Brownites. Order is undisturbed as yet. ? m im? 1 hf The capital embarked in coal mines in Perm- i wl syl van is is estimated at 5321,000,000. The in- ! P' estmen? in canals and alack-water means of ' 1 getting coal to market meaaure 816 miles, and &tl ?oet $40,000,00 . wi Ground wis broken at Kansas City, on the 25th ult , ou what is called the I'actfio Rail- ^ road. | ^ JU- P Jordan, assistant postmaster at Mica- pi copy. Florida, was arrested lattly tor mail rob- Ul ^ i ?: Hon. Thoa. L. Clinginan, of North Carolina, - ^lt approbates the course of the Ku c gu Siaudard ot in actiug with the united Democratic press of b'( that State. The Standard supports BreckinTO ridge and Lane?bu? at the eleventh hour. ru John A Wnthing'on, esq , the former pro- L prielov of Mount Vernon, haa formally trans- J fcrred the home and g ounds to the Ladies' Wl Mount Vernon Association co A litil* girl in Waltham. who saw the meteor be oo Friday event :g innocently remarked . it ^ she '"guessed our Heavenly Father thought it was thr fourth of July." ^ If ixamlnatloii at Cedar Sprfti Among (he most nnerosiitig, b.caujo i >v?l, of our educational occasions," ink (he examination and concert hi (lit* Si troliua Institution for the l>eaf and I>i nl the Blind. Hi Cedar Spring?Iter. N alter Supcrinteuileui?on the 25th ultiui At 10 o'clock, notwithstanding the uj uniuenreuienta our people and visitors tssed through during the preceding portio ily?lleidville, the Spartauburg Female ale Colleges, and Limestone High School, lea numerous academics of euviable repui e ample chapel of the New Building owdod with orinolino and broadcloth, so sc and doorway had to accommodate no si irtion of the curious and interested inulriti te vast assemblage was a fitting tribute to tilanthropy in which the institution unded by individual enterprise, and au towledgmeut of the right application of i ; uiuniticcnco iu making it the property the State. Tho intellectual effects of the efforts of eulty, as developed by the examination ith departments, were truly surprising, suited in conviction that nothing thnt is j ble is too dhUculL for concentrated it achieve. Bat tho moral spectacle? Thin e deaf, and dumb, and the blind?tinedt d ! The mind dnrk as sightless orbs, iusc c to light!?useless to themselves?a bur others. Adapted, from the deprivatio eso tender and useful souses, to no cmp tint, mental or physical, they are dootuec weary life and au early death, and areeag id away in the grave as a welcome deposit ut now, christian benevolence?the nut all human meliorating agenccs?has dev hemes to unstop the denf ear, loo?c tbe dt ague, and give eyes to the blind!?meant fiich the intellect omi be educated to iudefi irfeetiou, dependent only upon tbe time ited to its accomplishment. And then nils! Ingenuity lias devised means of ] :al vmpl ymcnl by which livelihoods niaj rued and competencies amassed. God's Id g is upon christian genius. At the appointed hour, the vast audit stod, the examination began?Hon. 0. emminger, State Commissioner, being on atform as witness for the coiiwiioiiwcm id just here, we would remark, that if his ndous efforts in the cnusc of education t give htm sufhciciit moral exaltation, mid say, that no man in South Carolina rves to ore eminently the designation of l1 Beiicfac-or, because of his devotion to use. ltev. Mr. Dargnn, of Darlington, opened crcises with oral prayer; followed by jrrn the sign language by Prof. Itughston. is.-es in the Blind Department were exami Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, and the Deaf tmb by Prof. Hougltston and Miss S. Wnl Mr. Walker interpreting. In all the brain tight astonishing progress v.- is manifest, little wonder was excited tlin processes o| uctioti nearly whol'y uicchanieal couhl do ettoli results. Tin subjects embraced in animation of the Ul ud were Philosophy >f ral History, lingii i Composition Arith i ami Algebra, Hi lory and Geography, ograpliv. Beading, Writing, &c. tin- 1 d Dumb Dcpartinc it Elementary studies, jding most parte of Speech, ami m>uic nc 'tuetit in calculation; Lord's l'rayer, Ar s ic, History, Grammar, Lntiu; and Con ions. Certificates were then awarded to former b; when tlie exorcises closed at 1$ o'cloc Wc but speak the common sentiment w ) say that, though protiacted, tlie cxliibii vc universal satisfaction, ami hsncelonli r Spring Asylum will take rank second u stitutiou in the State. At night a Concert was given in the Cha ulcr l'rof. Henderson. Although the audience was not as large a c day. yet the tlilr of our town and disi re there, in numbers sufficiently large tnfort, and with musical intelligence otio appreciate the Artistic efforts of tlie jtuj le complimentary turn-out was a well rved tribute to the musical enthusiasm of. IJ. and his pupils, and the excellence B execution of the pieces selected was a pl< t rcwatd. Few went away dissatisfied, [it those who have no souls 10 apprcc e concord of ' sweet sounds." We cannot close our imperfect notice of v's proceedings without recording our c Mid.ition of the admirable arrangements iting visitors, l>y which confusion wa-av , ami the comfort of'sill promoted. Kesci ais weve provided tor Heads of Literary tut ions, and ia matter ol too small ittij toe for attention on similar occasions ut erary festivals) even Lditors were iuv id escorted to fr >nt seats, where they ct th see and hear. What a noble institution is Cedar Spring J tu, and all honor to the devotion of its i?y. .4 i'iird. The following resolutions of thanks v (initnou-ly udcpied previous to tlio odjoi ni of the Grand Division : llttolcfd, TlmV litis Grand Division is doi itsthle of the kind and brotherly wide itch they have received at the hands of others ol Spartan Division, and that out roourse with th tu, characterised as it en hy ?o many pleasures, wiil be uuuibi i?ng ui' most valued reminiscences. Itaoivxl, 'I hat our thauks are cnnnently ? d arc hereby tendered, io those citizen iii'Uinhurg, both meiuhers of our Order, use who are no', tor the generous hosptlt ith wliicdt we buvo been entertained. Uttulvrd, That our thanks ate due. and rehy tendered, to Sparian Division lor e ot their hull during our ses.-ion. Retailed, That our tiuink* are due and Teby tendered to the gentlemanly proprtc the "Walker iluuse tor their at tout ton ndness. R<tolvfd, That our thank* are due nud reby tendered to the Kailrond Compu Itich have passed tut'uibera to and trout ace for one lure. Retolved, That the Grand Scribeeoinmuni copy of these resolutions to ibe "Span id Express," with the request that t ill publish the snuio. W. D. i wClv, (3. i The PorotAs Mrs Covtoi'sded.?Ev it bin the last week have advan< ed ilieet Bi' Ltuiidgo and Lute fur beyond the eiaiion ot thousands of people. The g eetmg at the - oopcr Instiiuto, tho solid i New York who lent it their names ami i irt, ftUcoutbinu to eonvjuce the people e aide ot Druckinri Ige and Lane is the Democracy, the side ol law, order umi institution. the Jlerihl has boldly ti dd ot the bittle. and shows what nil ry soon see clearly, tlist there are but ul CAitdidates in lite tiild ? Breckinridge ncoln. Tec Omc.vd Broken ?On Monday last, irk ot grnduig ihe Georgetown Baiitoad iiiuieuo'd. Tne con1 rectors are at it, y ttsr believe Look out at Cade's, Lynoht d B.fihopville ! We'io corn ng in a bee I tw a hrrere from tbe * a. "Look out lor gme when the whistle blows!"?iV mf* njr. j Correspondence or the Spartan. uost [ AsHi.yillK, N. C., July IbGJ. wo j M kssks. lint runs: We promised before we j >utl? j lcfl to give you sketches of our "trip o'er the Limb I mountains," and here we are ready for the fuli. P. tilmeui of that promise. 0. On Monday, 10th iust., a pnrty of kuights-crany rants, with tlic valorous L>on Qu<xoto 111., as bad leader, left your towu ou their first sally in n of quest of adventures. After Dou bade adieu to ?v and his fair enchantress, we set out on our journey, di bo- anil in less than Iwo hours arrived sufo and te? annul at Martiu Springs. Here we "pitched de was our lent" for the night, and ns soon as supper that was served, K. O. K , No. 1, gave us sotue dc- d'1 mall ligh'ful music, which had "such lodioua charms l l tde. to soott.c our breasts," that iu a few minutes ar the Morpheus gcutly stole iu upou us nud led us 1 * was awny captives into dreamland. Put Don nud 1,(1 ac- his worthy squire, Satiobo Patiza, were restless, of ?ub- as they soon awoke us with I lick* lamentations co ' of iu mourning the cowardice of the knights of modern times: for the onesaidthat he felt it was the his duty to "right wrongs and redress griovan1, in ces," specially iu his tour among the mountains: rv and while the other told his master that he desired tc< pos- to keep watch by his side during the night, and. 1,1 tind if necessary to go in search of adventures. But ^ k of the grcut knight, not accustomed to do without |<> left- sleep, proposed with a yawn to retire, which ?| nsi- was met hy Hancho wi:h a?" 1 wish you a lion J1*' den repo>-e," as he shrugged his shoulders, rejoicing u of that lie had come off so well iu being permitted j t.it loy- to lie down at midnight. I to Next morning wo arose "bright anil enrly," 'j' crly breakfasted, struck our lent and were oif inory. slanter, going at a whirling, jostling speed, in si Ibor ihat vehicle called a wagon. All scenic 1 to be w] iscd in high glee except l>on. (and of coif ? his iimb page.) for when we asked him, "How fated it ,|? 1 by witli hitu," he replied that lie felt dullotic, and re ulte just then Suticho added that he was gloomotic. al l'c* The blue knight entreated us to sing his four *'1C favorite songs, viz.: A it nio Laurie. Dearest Mae. >?y- A litilc mo'C Ciilor. anil Nellie Cray, in order in ' ',c to dispel hi* > ?. 1 tii'?*. We complied; and us ess- soon us we had ceased, ho begun "Rock beside the Sea," on a high note, substituting aching w; we fv,r "watching heart" in the third line, and to " mountain for ocean rover' in the fifth of the *',c last verse. The music must have been sweet ( l'-1 indeed; for, as the little warblers caught the p, 81,1 sunn 1, they hushed their uuntelodiwus carols, l.i to listen to It!its whom they doubtless look to be " wc i nightingale from a foreign clime. ,^t'" He journeyed onha|ijiiiy together until about u''" 10 o'clock, when we reached the battle ground or t'1'8 of CoWpens. 1? w as mousing to ve Don iding j along oil his wcll-iapuri*on>'d steed, licsnaiite, ^ l'ie over the same spot that Morgan and Ta.l. ton j ,, '}'fr had trod years before, feeling no doubt as big in The and brave as ever they did. After a short stay nt'^ j at this venerated place, we proceeded on our :,nd j journey, wi.li uo incident of import occurring 'k r until in the iCUriiouii, when the (laving knight ! his encountered an apple tr c that bore fruit so j ' al,|l sour an i unpalatable that the hogs would not N, eat it. But Don, ready to ? : Icrtake nnyt' i- g, n:? vol- "pitched ' into their corp- ;corej boid.v ml l'ic in upw i-ds of a few minutes com; lined < ; e- , '^'4" ing "pisened," wiih his mouth t i i into a G - . * ,n?" dion knot. Sancho seamed deeply grieved .. ? ( r" ae^oum 0t his master's ill luck, hut Ida sorrow , c"1' all passed uuay whenever tlio onitntry lassies ^ ,u* met it? with vtitiling countenances, and declared fl ( iu'* that they were j roud to get a -igbt of the i t''* now noil Don l?ui\otc III., >! hi Sji-irht. and hi* ' 1 '1 ?" faithful page. Thus we were advancing proudly amid the huzzas and acclamations of our np 1 u" preriating people, when suddenly a stately. utliictic form issued front the undergrowth, and l"'' '1CI1 , planted himself directly in our path with a bold j. lluU front. Our brave champion at. ii . t-lv expet^"e ed a combat, but hi* opponent soon p;i.v 1 to if } be a friend, the Knight of the Comely Figuie. nli who greeted us with a In art; !. ; ! hit! and wi 1 P1"'* cont d us to his native village. He ma Je our entry into Rutherf.rdton with magnificent pa wi * J granny, the train I cup enmj o-e 1 nfthe vvell , ,Kl known Don Quixote in the van, tn ?u ted on hi- | "J 'l" favorite Besuaiito. wliile immediately followed t a splendi i carriage (wagon) drawn hy two undnppiod donkeys, driven b_. g., ,d fianclio, wild '* " cozily ensconced in the vciii c were fair of the (-j bravi st knights of the d iv. v:z : K. (.J. li , No. p j 1 and 'J. Knight of t!i? Comely Figure, an lli-t, j L'U " | though not lei-', the height of the 15ro.td- pj e* I Brillltucd Hat As S.iOll as m riv.-it in ?l". ? 1 lilt 0 ; lage wi' stretched our cauvn--, and c died this v ! camp Camp 11 .>--pili?lity, f?>r \oiyg ">d reason-. On the morning of the 18th we arose with j, 0111 ; the nun, and after eating breakfast, parked up the belonging* of our house, and ?ct out l<>r 1 ' ! Hickory Nut Falls, stopping on tlic way at the Xc" ; dwellings of some clever gentlefolk, -n?-1? ?> | Sijuire Jay, a gentleman of many agreeable i 'ul | qualities, and the traveller will find good ur- j "" couimodatious beneath his roof, ited j(j 'I he next house was Mr. H arris', at the foot ni of the mountains, which has been the tourists w ^ retreat for so many years, and is so well known ,. that I will not say anything more of it. It is I? distant from Rutherfordton about fifteen mih . 1 We stopped here, and hastened one tuile ?to-s ot the field to see the three Whirlpools, which are la rere the most remarkable among the mountain- of IUU* the "ol 1 North State " As soon as we return- I'. ed, we proceeded up Broad lliver a short di-- c< Bply t iuce, and encamped just at nightfall opposite ei the | ' hituiiey Hock and Hickory Nut Falls. w ' in- j Tlic next uiorning when we aw-kc our eyes 1,1 ',u"j ; were delighted with the sublime scenery. The '' j beautiful waters leaping down a steep descent iue, j of nine hundred nnd fifty feet attracted first our s of eager paie. Then on ever} side huge moun- ' tains towered heavenwards and frowned upon 1,1 us, scorning ns it were, our insignificance. 1' are The east wis alive with the molten glory of the the rising king of day, which gave a golden '? tinge to the s'.itely trees upon iheehnid capped ' tors j'"" '"'is. Tbe tall, ntraight, sbm. Chimney and J Rock, keeping a sentry r guard o?er the smaller I peaks, stood alone in its grandeur, three hintdrrd and fifty feel high. The scene w.i> imp.- " , . . tin# | s,"8- ,vl"' H sensation ol nwc catneovur me win n i j my thoughts turned to the power ami hmidi rate | work of the Great Architect of Nature W li 1 " we were ilius gazing and thinking Snnclio i?>l<l ^ ' uii tluit nil whs ready; but we were not quite K I prepared to quit lamp Inconvenience, f?r we ^ ems i,,^! yK, part w tli tlie *'Kniglit of tlie t'ome- f" "'s' lv I'lgure," as duty called liiin to in ? fields of r. at labor., and adventures. Hut the time had come men for us to separate, and having given each ot'-er I* ,UP . a fraternal shake of the hands, set out on on. It. si I re",r"^'''vo Journeys. the ! We passed through the most gorgeous and ken picturesque mountain scenery in t o world '' s-Xhe Alps." says an Knglisli gentleman, who and ^hs *ren both, "pot except (si " Our rottie lay r( ! along the banks of Hroad Hivrr, which stream the we fcveral times. We reached the top w?s of the Blue Hijge, o* Hickory Nut Gap \i it is *c ou d called, ut uiid-day. and then loomed up in the ,ur8 distance countlces h Is and mountains overlook- w ing verdant valleys quiet in their beauty. Don jjec was so enraptured >v.th tha view, that, as he C ! tkoughl of hit "loved one," he exclaimed 0( O glorious eight ' U Nature ito bright! liu tilled hi it d-light And eetaci s quite. 0 enchantress fair! 0 lad v dear ! Whoso beauty # rare, 1 wish thou wort here. For sometime afterwards he was sad or red, and hushed hit* poetic out gushing*, d not disturb him, but proceeded oti oui Ashevillo, meeting with no iucideuts or mis worthy of note. We reached this handsome village on T iy. about five o'clock, P M., and oncamj o outskirts for a day or two in order to ound." Hut bote we tuust leave you at u lor for the preso it, promising to write ould you desire to know of the whoren the renowned Don Ijuixwte III., and hi-< mp&nions. BROAD llKI l)r*pa(c\r* rtcuvtJ nl lUc Mei'curi/ Vffii Startling .\r?vs from Te\u St. Bouts, July ?An extra has just evived here limn the loan of Itonliam, d near the northern frontier of Texas, c??t g the particulars ut a bloody and ext< uspiraey, lheexist<-rtce ot which hudjiiHi - Covered. The news cotnes iuthelorui iter from theetlitor of the Dallas // //> ipears that the investigation of the grea Inch occurred home time ago in I oupht to light a delib. itie and well- >rgan to burn ami devastate the whole of > stern Texas. Two Abolition preachers, named res pec nut and McKiuney. who were expelled e settlement lust year on aceoiiut of the ndiary tlocir.nes. were the orignators at igators of the plot. The plan was to In liole country waste by lire, destmyin his, ammunition, etc.. to get the counti; state ot lielph-s-i?e*s. and then, on el< ly, in August, to In ing alxiut a general i it ion. aided ly tmissarb* from th<* id i ariies in Texas frieudly to their sc They had divid, d :hat wit.tie section o t e iliiti ?1 i ?fl riot ? ,it..I .I,1, .i.^t...., ? - 1 I -.iiI'll whilt-uii'ii to lead and control tin g ot I lie in j?ri?e-i in each ot liic?c diet iite a iiuuitier ?t tl.c coup" utcrs, whiu a k. had been urie-icd. (lii i lie same diiv uii which thetownnfl in utmost totally !?-! roved. I he tollowiO; >k place ill hp.^1.bin ii ] i iii.-: The csCiiiiih- II i i I'h k Ji k < 1 on# ?:>' ."on. Three liusiti Icius-h m II -los* A largo sliii i! Ilo l let Point?In- * S1 "o o hi Store h >11 idotiin?loss ?J;*?,lltHi. I! ! ; stun m ip. The town ot Mil: 'it : 41 - 1 ffttn iti stitrifil. a till n gi r:?l tu'in'ocr .! stiiulh'i ik place .it vi ! :. < \ ill.ij;. - in the vie.11 The m<isi intru-v vxciicin nt p evuls t:u it the whole rrgi "1 in al.icli lit* " ; "I fpic iil. I'ul! it* ik -i until ah .1 Ilea from lied Hirer, the northern fion e St Hie. Tiie p np'c w< 1 i-ming 11 reel ion, nnd otherwise fiikn.g the :11m: ; nl elh olive iiie:i?tirc* lor the p cn'im i t'c and propntt un<l the si.j ] s en o ojccte l revolt. Hi: r. >i\\ritiiLKM.i.n it v \iii>u:i\ l"i Prom tin ti l:nwijijr. whieii iw clip n st 1.U.ulier f I'n rr .? >. r it will |.e .ti the "nil. ilr ot il"- Put "C Sin" o nith has thrown ! nan the c tniillet to in the IIitt.iv. the | nt boii-i opi.e Slate of 1 lie \>ni 1 What wit! i I nt I he ( pi ii ii Citl i ttfi.l S : Hoi |he lockd 'n^c ? of ^ tw Voi-kers iiiitst loeikout ti.r till littie licotgiu." '. I 1/0/1 M rcii'i,'. A1.::an v, tie 1 h'ii. July ! I. 1 v ? tht Editor / "Vorlcr'4 Sjuril ?J tk 1\ I>U\K Si' : 1 pi'ipn- to I.; I CO :i 11 Lined 5 1 I i !. ! 11 ^t" to me, i-."i ii II eii 11. 111 t 11:1/ light. 1 ir 1*11 \ > I'tit v ia ijngfioin one ' 4.. thoi i s, the tiglil to Coin.' oil ill I \i 1 . oin this dale. The ! e\ we :;! - 1 . j ; t feat IWO iiiclies high Iti .! -' \ ira It Mi. licetitii see- tit ; > n -opt the allcngp, I pro) s- il.it i In: lett to vmi in jse time, | lire .itti terms, on Mm. ;ht shall ink p'.i e. I a tit de, -itiv.t .vhii 1 1' 1 Mr. 11, c <:i-ent k 1 u w . , o \: I uouut i< over one thoneni ! dlnr* Yours. Ac. J. ti l. IIKLVi [ U e poM. ii \ Mil chlilo- . in in 'h r li \ii tin- 't t Ii n rye : Mi lie -noil. ."I t 1 II * nd twenty ti % hoi!. I'd ilul !a * to e in it' ll for cii ill" - in I ii- liars. ? ? in promisi 5 11. ii cIihii with the rem tampion. ? /. /*. / /' , .s J .\cw s Si'i'ajis. Professor I! M J..1 .1. lei lair ?l iCIn-i'iric n:i<l lWllc^ Littles i iiiwi iiy i>l ii ; n. A French ?nn ncr lu x ?ont t?i tlirih ft i t n iM it 11.'i !, I." ? r j'l i it. I I ouf. Its wiirkit<rtti . perfect, mxl tl 111 i lit ll|UH'l- f f.\C I ' HI Mil! I i till Lnwrenc x Hotel nt I', iletgli, N. C. rii x.,'. 1 fui jJS.ihm i.i : I'tiiii"! S A'.-timent fur the iTi'Ct. mi i f n post i.rtici* i e. Tlic (.'.unmix* <>n tipp.nii'e.l under tin* ?ngri*xij for running the c istern h.>uii<) lllifnt tlill IS Completed, hill lull ng A opntvd for the tii'M As n dcnniuination. tl c Baptists iro tin unci nits in M line Tin*;. have "S,> chu ill 'Jl.ttHO ini'iiilifrs. Mi*. Hit "Mil hi tn.\ * l-i* if 1'nniui rr.Atnr. il i"l in Wiml.in ; n cuihe'Jlsf The I.mi-\il'.c Di'tiiu . it M ubx.i'iilclj ilv paper in Kentucky which snpp.>rts A 1'i ctieh p:i|ior tells us that ill - >' i ;iri> nt'e i-xpi'riiiictit ing en the t i n sty mi ill mil; aflijhulr] in tu els, by i.iclnsit rul fjc> iinen? in j>1 ?>t? i .f Paris, \thei ill he kept lor a scum f y.:u>, The light Miy tollie "ii ini if the ti' gs in i le ii111 to the h >ys: Tlnni. h fnu tnr you enth tn lis. The lir.ti-li govcrnnn t hi 1 nnnnun in li.uiictii t lint they I.a I i lonul a s yu i the euixt of Syria to ?t } the > i nj" ie otii -tian? there, iitul i it Fiance h u kewise. No inlerv.nii.n w .1 ink" nt ever, until it i* mil IM*'r -tit tl ut'ki.xh g *eminent ix iin ip ible -?t pint t"J> to the til I'X.ICIPS. 11. i s \ \ os EitaiBiTtos ? \ New V ?rk ty* lleeiiiin i- at leii.th to npp. m in | e Ii ix signed n cod t ict. by which. in cp it mil nt In n ;i ' if i 'it t / d i l ?> ' I ?> ' iico iiioi Hi- iii tlii> < ? :hj lil i*.? A il -i jily iuti resting rnjivnl has b .-.i c~- iii i i i|p IIi I'd I> 11 i -ii i 'l.ii i-|i in? Vst, for tl:o iiii Wei k A^ i i; i - ill, iriy o.onverl* li.iv . on .p. I, ir I ic. ilo ilio Church -/' i II / Hilltop Tiinon, ot liiiiial .. 1.1 -< .1 ' opo 5 IXiiO ilollhi'i i' i In- .'lot .ii ii '< ol Hulfulo to iho II .! I .t i . The Nitiiona luuli ^u? i i-> y Mr. Se.ituo, i.i - I nig* .m j . i .. .tie A. The rcpoililiAt I'm*.* j Audi mi Ai.lenro ntnr 1. ns;, or, Ha,t kn ? \\ ho.ill.mil. lia-.no fntiiiil>i(ii.ii in i .. l? l.aiio.i-li'i ( i ii I .rn? lr..in i'.ii mrcr Tin prop? iiy i? iM fti > i'o It in annonnrsd ih it 11. .- . in, lit I'. lining to Chul stun. Nichols* Icigworih. tho wm.e-fpnir incicaaU, :? enims'-'J be ^ori'a **? X) Awful Huunrre of Ctarlntluni / Nhlrli, the last stronghold of tho Christiat in>>vriu, ha* fallen, and they are now in a t?a way to be detiruj'dL A Ultvr in the llostc Tri rrl/rr nit) a: Vim Ihm stronghold of the < 'hristians has >> < taken, jiiniid red nnd burnt, uml iia survivii iiihabitntitsare flying like sheepfrom the wolvi | that are now on ilieir truck The Chrislin aimy has been annihilated, and the Christi* ov^r" power, which has lor ages competed with tl Druses, has been crushed. The fleet lav ?juic r way 1 ly *' anchor in the harbor of Beirut, whi Ziililch was besieged, and laid in ruins?ar the Consuls (ieneral. who have hitherto been i potent mid might v. have held daily und night 'liurs- coti.-u' aiions in vain. 'I lie desolation ot tl ?ed in "goodly Lebanon" was decreed, and the heso | of destruction ha laid it in waste. J'' I The Consuls were in sectet conclave all nig! id the I utter the new s of the sacking of Zahlch w again I received, to devise ways au-l means for tl bouts ' rescue of the surviv ing Christian* of the com ! try from a general massacre. What tli?\\ l.a' tried done lias not truntpireJ, hut the butchery IM- i the remainder ol the one hundred and til ! tnonsaud Christians is a bid thing to coutci '<" i plate. We hud hoped that the stcimcis of ill IM. 1 wwi-k would have brought authority fioni tl been i l",w<,r> that he to laud u.u iucs for an tirtni H.tua- I 'niei t'creiice. hut in this ?c were disappoiute itiiiti- ' '''rue- 'he Consuls were instructed to stop tl to ded val" s(M,n ls possible, but no p nvcr was pi I nccn j od at thcirdispos.il to coii<|i|cr a peace. Mo i of a ' *' a,|,"'iu" has not, in this hirbarous land, tl ,( .nttuelieo it enjoys in in .i e civ ilized clinics, at t tiros ' ??b :,M "rincd intervention can convince th [iillns ' blood thirsty Drust that the Kuropean povvo u.ize l *re ?n earnest. lorlh- fi-c 1 nited States Con- il h is repeated warned the Americans of their dittiger, in tivelv informed them tluit a residence in the mom from 'aitis is no longer safe. M ny have come dov i i in- To-day the mission at I? i.ut pa -cd a vote r i I in- ?lucsting Lev. Mr. i allium. 0f Aleeip tl ,, t|j0 President ol the College a' that place, togetlu g all vvith Mr. Dud, ol Deiril Leu.r, to come I i into j I'rirut at onre. diou i'"' Christians throughout this war hat nsitr- '' 'M",n '""st cowardly treated, but the defeat North ^ '''b'h. the must warlike town in I.ebanoi iietiie. i Wl1" '"""di'eied with nuieli spirit. As an illu t the i li'1" manner in which the despern I , ; f Ol lorn In - no of till' lflivi.il.nd ?. .1 I .. i i- bi>t ba'ti , in wiiiob at > ui seven thousat , t. ^ I'm* uii*l AhiIm mr? eintngi >1 in iIn* Meg ; ;iii.{ ' Will ri-li i i" oiu' ci.ve Hilly at present. 'i lie I'lii-i'i IimiI ii. I ilif Miburli- i?f t! ,( j: | IoM li. nil-1 hi. I Mic, It I in urt l illjr tli c to utun ' tin's n r> Ill- I 'lu'i-i ian< mltii ; H ll'I ill ilif I Ill-Ill 'Hit ll|n>ll tin* {'in ||. Till* I'll . ( . "? WiTl' ll' I by 11 I||||"I llM UClI'llS 311| 1 lllllO' |, t h;r-IV eiitel. b iligeel Alii'i'i. 1 ll t III'I'III is: i I , HI*I|I\ .1 1 ll ol I'lllM i-rll If "-I lit nut*. Mi t'l tunic I In ili'" 'll '1 "lence "I Ins home. II S?? if t ... ra-h 4 iur ? li?* \ in ot Mi* en i?. \ ri ??| ?i . , t v iup l'if i: .I- II | i?*i i'i| by |"' : - mi'l l?n ?. 'I iic ii.. m.: I. mill the ii ile lie: 11 4? * i ..I ii - ,1 ,.i L?rii* ?*. I'm* '1 ' .ii t' 1 Iri'i It:>*- i; si bi'..n i j. .r * i. l'?* ili'i'i." 'il l Htiil tin' I II til ( I I'iirisi n: I f ? ll I' l l"'ll k. 1 III M"pllMli? H ( I' ii i*. I iii- 1:1! i g- mi; i' j iiifs confirm .. .: .11 I- I . jii'Ui' .1 b C I'll ?'"J. . c i. : j .i c . i- 1 i.e same dai " '' I I I'" I. v.. ll I III : \i i . * 1.1 I . V . '"It." \ l \ ic f i 'i' Hi I 1.11 , rui i > _ I i ii.i -! tic t :i .i i lit* in u c r - ii or i"l by Inn 11 * of p'.llli il l 11 i li il- hii 1 I " loll U ...lii . i .< :.. v;i. : i\ ..iit , t . iii li tU ' , , : I > : I -I I I lis. I l:f I ill ll W . fill ll <>y tilll ' ( .i in. ii 1 I.1 >11 i lit i 11. - ?"i ! mi) ilc?' . , I' r ' li ir. i:i ' t?" in n : i in- n:. .1 1 1 1 I I . 'Hilts ' I' 111'' t| II' 111.I I. Mrt I .lull . III!',, . . ' L thv ?B1 I. >.hcr.ci? : in nliam.,., p ( I 1 . | I lllllUU. Il l i ' I'l t . .1 I 111 .. M ill ' ' ?? "? ' v i. : . c iiliiii.ii ,i|V ' e ? i ' MtiUh .'a I. i'l bv ii liii I. ?i iwitl bath"!, it tli"y were mi ler tin- preiecto If ' li ! ion *h tl 'r*. nil tin' Kreuch I'.iisiiI lm s i to uitli ir iw I . - 1'liii l.i'ii from ?lit* (Villi 1 ! eo ? Tin* Turkish military reiufut cut t. _ j li i'l i ot in i.. t hi Hi-11 nt. . j * | 1 < . ..'.ii iup n Mitioii il ucw? is brought 1 '' ini-'i' Jiii'i, w It it* ii s.ii.i'i ! r .. i Livui-pn , i i! |i't!: iiis.-.tit: W.h.'.I i! ! In ' b tter net si lie. with i'-ii it- li'.tcr: l.ni the list intelligence v ,i . i' i- . ' I. c ! II 1 iitti'lt. H Iur, i' , . ' 'i.i i i in ' wn "I I hi iiitntb.: . ,i: s, im > 11 tins ' htnilt : bh i tliirnty i. : ies ot Uruti the ,v 4 ' h hi ' i ii ' it ii t ?r >:\ .lays, Tl I'Jirisii.ms i pl.t ! ia\eiy. l.'it were oul-nui .1'. i . ! I.i.' Till!.. .. I I i|'s .(III I l 'l *n ( .; . ii lii .... .. ? ' of the p i.' ; .in i : i . i' . l-r i j>?: i :i^ it o t. i;\y ! i I . i i ii .' . . iivu \ ! nit i/li mt may bo able to supply them ere 1 cloi ! _i ...I 1 *^' j" ; \? t !.' \ .1 - l-r to T: I' I *"? ' tlui.k :i'i- ! I" I' ' "" l;ie 1 'ili .nsf.. a b i -I.i 1 r. in i ui' n. ii. - . ! i st'.*tti'-|, b it bl I .in. i. _ is. nil v.-.l ti ."ii li re Tlie I i ii . i. i I .. s. .-illy t ii i v t . r mi tii:iu>"' i, m c ii.'' it i in i. ii'l i i ri.?t .a ii i.i a 11' j.- iiila: i 1 it is.n il i, a vniu^e a! tin l ml lit M 'in ' ' tl : n. .a. li . li, i M O.'n i'l'fuio, i' .i!i| must ii the in'i' L'." tit' , in.' nu n. These poor crei ;ui'f.s ill' the lit- lo t Hi4 I lb'.rill -1 I ti l , an I true o itnis ..! tut- i?i 1 ii.tr ty n.:'. i i-iii ..t lli' ir l'i . I'lieinies, no! of the ft-irt itillct j,.(. | hory 'i o I rurkish authorities, li I i i s i t . 1 j.a iy oi i - t it.en 11 ..in t he i y wo. ti." iiiei. i hetii-ili c- e\;iui'ii" I -.j- ...tell ' . k ti l .il Ar ilne . 1 ir lias' 11 a i- , t. u i itnl villnpe u' the fool i p 'i M i hi.>ii. a ...I e!>.-" i :s nirce "l th > Jordu it its 1: c oi tm lis, >r i i .nt i ii I et o e iin i - - i. r a j . j iI ii i ii nt >." "' ? hi i-i i.i i - . . s, clli' t ( . ot thelireek riho.l. \ ilnneh. To l'i ii" " ? aul I hits iciut in. II i-l." ya slmiibl be a j I,. ,l,.v of I be nt ui' >st pi'sfilih liiten-i. for it w:?. he lively th it the preoeliiiip ot ? i.?n_. nl truth li hortie more 11 ii11 th hi any w heie elu iit Siri III.- I'ruii's iiii? i. inhere.1 iu Ibis villape ti n .' 'I - o! J' i '. 11 V Ii i I . lull . i e |"l I if n n<I iche.s, repu.ai ehiir ii of ilu ii oiiu?tin- .a lor t.nvu l> en bill.I .. til hv Mien- .nil c . .11 .till! on 111 hi i. i ol the ir.i.'pa. No s?o<?ni*r ?m ti ci I. 1*1 'i md i t urn i 1h i iii iM. wis uIimti 1 ' - .in ill li it* it *i\e.*. w niru Kil l cli lilrri .1 .i* ? I 'i* I!?* | ropi i v ol 'Vi?' I'ontiTiJiinlt'r. ? ,.>m >>. .! irniii I lit: si- i/lin. Kin! tlml tin) Tut ili .lil.?: wis--. roin p\. J tb?ir baggage <n > -p v'iiii^ ir."u 'vrv. iiinnv >>f in n? in|i-Hint die I in i'Sv'.'H"- liniii thn plane. h i.i. n n r jn.-vn i* I by the bit n i* ol tlic iicmj I ?* i Hi. f ffiinmn Mi'I cbuilioti >* ov<lci :i11.t Ct-nipilli'd to remove to ihe largo upi ciotmber* ol ilif buildings, tbe men bring It B., is ; c.' l lotuniam brlni* It\ tlii* nine it kuoi 4t.i.p?' many bun Iredof armed Uru-oa wrero cl < lb iiie -o*n Tbo troop* bad hardly nindo i atocip- arrangement# when the S .*< i m y'P'V a Imitie 1 into the aorag'.io. and ruafced h i hunjiy tigrrc U?on the unarmed mob in t I, ' court yard. No man vm spared. In ten tninlfc ute* the very stones were mi inch deep in hujr iiihii blood. No butchery ever in history = |U equalled this in ferocity and cowardice. In half an hour upwards of a thousand strongmen tit ,M sure hacked to d uih. Some tew tried again SI ' to escape but si r driven baek by the bayo, nets ofthcTukish soldiers, (regular troops, not 1* ltl Kashi l'a/uiiks.) and the Druses had their revel el , and young children witnessing from above the W 1(, of blood undisturbed: mothers, wive , laughters, t massacre of their le'.aiives. 1 could enter into M ^ more details, but sicken nt the task. Would tt' ,,j to heaven that it were a fable or dream! In the ? n0 1 slaughter souie few hid in out-of-the-way chain lv bcrs ; others escaped notice frotn being heaped ni "0 over by the dead, and these by (Jod'n mercy A lu managed in the night to escape, wandered down y< . to the coast, where one Ali I lev a \ictuali (| ' chief, protected them, and so to Tyre, whcie they took ship to Ucirut, and arrived here ou l,e Saturday evening, the Itith ult. Of the fale c' i of the women and children nothing is yet cer- f? ve tain, but frotu what is known of Turkish sol- 0 nf diers it is leared that the fate of the former I-, will he one worse than death. Of the l'rotes- rc 1 taut comuiutiity not a man escaped, but more j8 ! than one of the tireek Christian refugees bears le I witness bow they met their fate, exhorting ?,j ' others to turu to the Saviour and pray to iliiu. ' ,j_ | Comment on the above would he unless; but 10 may 1 ask. as every Englishman, Frenchman, ''' 1 Russian or American?merchant, missionary tu r. priest, or private- individual?throughout Syria lt, does, and as thousands of native Christians ,.j do, can such things he allowed to cofitinuo? 'J' s, lleie are the fruits of the twenty years' reign " r(J of Turkey over this province, the promised *' Ian 1 of tio?l's people in olden days, the finest ? lv and most trui ful country perhaps in the whole ,]j worhi, it the curse ot Islam rule was removed tron her shores. Can Christian Europe, can IK 1 l'rote-tunt England, stand by tin-1 see such deeds .* B. j in mder to support any system of policy? g. It> But I have not yet done; let me now relate ;r the fall of lla-bci*a another village situated pi0 to a: the foot ol Ih rinon. and contaming'a ropu- j?. | latum of L'.'ttsi t hristiaiis. In this place the |^, r,. 'Christians were unable to rop>el tbe Itruses, i >! ,u w'.o attacked them. They tried to take refuge p, |( ' wirhin the e;i*-l< -*urc of the barracks, but were ? \ driven back h_> the bayonets of the Turkish t. tr<?*j ? . wiio even fired npan thetn. About a : Xt h | third e?eaj *d towards the coast daring night; of [ j,, j tiie rest, n* ither mail, woman, tior chihl now ' (j, L, u o-. li.iweeii Solan. lUibei)'*, Uutdiciya. | mid t! e i'liri-tinn-' murdered 111 trying toe-cape , i :r?m Dabieya 1? i. ?i? nl aig tin* coast. Tuik- sn ,, i-ti tidoj'" and Tuik >li ofheials Imvi- to account j] ,,1 t>> t Lr ?t kiii 1'uri p? lor the cold-blooded nmr < I?-r nt luor ill.in two thousand of uur co rc'.i- w gi iti -i*. What wiH iliev imy in England? It n l iati' U an-l I'tt -.a dciu ind a reckoning lor tins, can wo M?y them nay? |v ( C r. >f tht L'/inIon \<ut. fs-;i:vr*-ri v ny i'ltVM'kand Exoumo. lly they ton I rtcaai'-r which left Marseilles yes- W v | !cr i t.\. M Tii'.uveual sctit iiiHtructiOna to the ; >1 ui|'iis l.avallvlte, directing him to tnloroi U J i .c | urti that 1 runfrutn leti ngs of bum.ini i- i I in r ' -< ji in i- ! lortiuT C'iaven- m ,.1 mils it dude i Wi ll Turkey, .* bound to put i I a ?t?ij t<j the horrible tir. -h. r< s of the fhrisj nans in stria 'i ne turhisti authorities not ic j ti i : en; io'c of protecting the .Sultan a own ' miI'_;i'.;>. 1 ranee will concert with the other S I i\*.-i ? the in i-tt cliic ci i* tin* uii for jm \ nti | .ug the bloody fecenca of duch Syria Line be ' come t h?- t heat re E loetil I ate t.^w ctcurri::g in Syria which |( ii Mm-- a- i" tn e L nig the Eastern question tig.tin i| the w r t. The ii.ictlo.ctice of the I .i i.cn i- i r'.iia ami England wiq be untrue | ii i i : a . c .iC iiuC: no? <4 tl iu is/pre*- ing { ? I I if Wu.ce. 8>'V I-- uti. tig I hat n.ta til ic i mi; . ! r . e i j ci, t- rat d, even by the nr. it , a s I % . . i. . i.i in. l'lit1 Kirtteul liiotr Ii hi i I . . . .t i- l..e l tin en! the l.ebitii ti, t. .ti l t!i in. .!> I.- >ifol inula .ty ut the inurtlcrnl* ers are i -li it.it I'a.ua- u? on the ntie side and ' lb-rut in the other ate thnugi.t liar Ty sate 1" in tl ncigiilini'li ' i ot Mount Ili-i innii, whole la villa'. - ha ve cu itfstin) ed .-ind their t hri-t *u iy .iihao.t nit?- put t ?the .-w\ud. t 'a'hwlic (iietka ul and tiif lit e .it.iui.it. < of l*i itc-tants have 1" shir I flic -..oie tate. in aooi eases the hutch tl > , i t In i it; r i : ! i In the; * tin: vtl 1. e? i e In ' n Mirpri-t t a' night itlitl every 111 lie - .t'ne.el. 11 -oetliS illipu.-sible to doubt ' Unii it.v 1 i. .m.?1i toil tart autliori'.tea, to wl.ua. |, L.. 1 ju i I unship the keeping n! ! e j vi e In t! cm- t; ! ccg una i- intruMcd, Jiave permitted, and per- >( i,. i ii;-- ene ii ged tl.e-'niiihter ut i!ie 1 hrisiiaus An it;. an i.rg. .-liiitan *t 1 . zchiiin, in ! h. li ne i. at we huvi v d. I is 1-ti.cetnpt e | he integi . : which iv. are bound to support'" I I i- ti i I - .t :.>r fi.rtv yems been ' , ; icc I i h mm i. N e have been obliged to E j ? .; port .1. si. t m tehnl. in order to mv. t| k. ,r,i !\r- tr i i the in c furmidable. ol de?po- ! i . ? 't i; Mi tan ru!e? in t .e .North tl r ugh 1 our ] - ilu-y ol Kiih ii and in theSuiith through ... t: . \ K i:: e l!.i 1 wo abandoned q( re 1 m iti 1 - 5 I In < - - at 1 M-iron it tea might 1 , ii ; II.>w l c k j. u ! r! nn Kgyj tiati ruler would I ' hi ?.. i eii y a \ cegoieut o! ii nee. Had 1 H L.r we vep:. d i hi < !*. r- if the Ctitr N-cholua to | n sii !1 Seyn ur there might u- t now to a [ ii Su'i a t it all. and the I'ru- - might be k?q . in ; n- | oider by oiii'M1 vi'j. hngiand i.?v remained j ,tl iruo in ..er pober; wheth-'r ri'r it o< wrong. ?hc , ? rur. d S i ii to A1 oul Medjid. Hut no p di . j1, 1? i oil i l et t ? in nf*lce us forget the claims of . ^ .; tun I'tnity. It thr. forte cannot repress these i ,r titrages, tlie t'liri?tiu'i powers luiist di it. , V\ .*u ^Iillall Called lition IIS In |?II?Iml?ii . ii. ' !ii? i??i? !ii>' it v. li^ v'**% * n* the right to >>ee that ill ?., i i I ti'l I "Hiv ? curse in hi- people, timl par- N I . ticularly t those of our owu faith. An inter\. hi -ii ii. ii' inn-' !. ami ? t iii.-i that 1.11 1 re land anil I'm;.n' w \ entn-iTt urn*ures for stiviug i n- the flirietiau* of Syria from destruction.? ' a- LoHtfc a I j- I/.tlrr troiii II mope. ? Cu e H vi k, .In'.y '27 -The steamship City i f ' K \N -11111 (t' hi. t'u|>'. Jeffrey, with l.iviT|iOol j i date* v.n t.' a'.-ii- w n to the ISlli inst., was ! i- hoar li'd "tl the * ipe. to day, by : he news yacht 1 e- ot the A-"* >riatcd I're-s. j Ij I tiknr i: ai Imki t.ini:\ck. ? A fearful mastncrc ^ 1- of the fhristimis lias taken place at Damascus, ; a tr and live hundred have liecn slaughtered.! 1,1 eu \ mong the wuiitidcii arc the Dutch and American 1 0: I fotisul* ^ ng A terrific eontlict ha-occurred at Naples, be- j Ije tweeu the people and the Koyalist troop*, in 1 t*1 * iv hie h i n 1 III her have (neti killed oil both sides. '' ek I no Neap, nan Ministry ha- b -en dismissed, | he and a new one formed. The former inspector j a- of the poln e has he.-ii stabbed and killed. at tlarih.ild: has issued nuoilier proclamation * m np i ii-. ' 1 .* \? ipolit in bourbon*. and m favor so ot king \ ietor Emanuel, which arc being disre tribuii 1 througliout Italy. ? he ^? S Naite*. TI.e I'aris a**ert* that ( J the -.age of Meseiua is decided on, Garibaldi r " having declined to ae-ist the Neapolitans unless ? ir* ' thev g ve similar proofr of confidence as the '' , ' 8ici ins, by a sustained insurrection. 11 ' S.iiguiii iry combats have token place noar ! ' 'Mi siu i. he ween the Ni ip.ditatis au i the* ad- ! "! \ nice guard o! the Sieiiiau ni'iny. Garibaldi j 4 11 has 1-1 eive l further ?' 1 to the amount of iUU' ^ '1 million litre* and fiity seven rannon. I * ' ' | I' ts said that the valiant Garibaldi finds the k ''' ndmini.-irative and iinaiieial ditficnllies of this b " new li ve en men i more perplexing than those of the battle til l. No our wnheo to pay an? 11 n * I ** ir f] t momtro tit t" the memory >f the Maid ofOr- 1 lei.us after tlip d?-igu i f the Princess Muvie of t> eiiis, is to be erected by order s>f the French I'm] vi nr. in r the ! ! bridge of Oornju !gn, * here 1 'K .loan of Arc w -.s taken printer by the English on ! the lH/d of.Mav, 1 loll. it- * m t>i a St Lor is. July '21.?T'hc Missouri and; 4l" Western Telegraph line was extended to Fort ' Smith, on the extreme western border of Arkittisas, 1" ' miles South-east of St. 1. mis, on i i"' the Unite' ihl 1 overland mail route, to day, and "" is now open for business. it- _ ^ itl m Wc understand that arrangement* are on the 1 tajiis with he Director* of the timii F intern to ' take her 'o Norfolk, Virginia, prerinu* to hei ' return to England, and there loud her with thir- j ' 4,'r ty thousand bales of cotton for the British | * "' market. -e St J invt July 2 a ?Several odlresse* were ' t he p-e or.ied to the PriuM of Wales to-day, to I ire which he gracefully replied. lie plwtses the > ke populace irunieu.-ely by bit handsome coucte- ! he QiQi-.c and nxild and gent'eman y bearing JRarriei . J-?On the ~'>th ult., by the Rev. Ri< >ai> Woo?;rr, Mr. JOHN MARTIN to MARGARET L'SANNAIl F1NC1I, all of tfaU District. On tlio 2'Jth ult., by the Rev. Lascbvok? mhjet Mr. THOMAS GRIVJr'RN, Sr., of Knthfoi J t ounty, N. C., to Mrs. M.\RTHA THoM?N of Spartanburg District, H. C. Ob the Hili of July, by Elias Wall, R?q.r r. DAVID PHfTlTtoMiss LOUISA POWKL, i of this district. Mr. Wellington, of the Charleeton Courier, is uw supposed to be the oldest living edittr la ? nerics. H? commenced the Courier liUj ' ears ego. The Supreme Court of New York, by the way r keeping up the train of excitement, ha* (loured that all marriages which have been per>rined by Notary Publics have been illegal. Minister McLaue has little faith in a speedy >*toralion of peace in Mexico, except through i.-eign intervention. It is not proboble tfc?i e will uguin return to that country. I'r.s m s v i.v an i a. ?The 11 irrisbur^* given ie names of ftfty-fonr Democratic journals of iat State which advocate supporting one decmi ticket. Fourteen of these journals are for logins, fourteen support lireckinridge, and e others express no preference for either. ? ,i.. i? ?J i? t uv vi ucr iKinu, a i onveutiou met At urrishiirg, on the 2tith ult., to nominate U cctornl ticket pledged to Douglas. (tommcrchl. U'ARTANB URO PRICES CURRENT. icon ffll 2$'Sti.-ars,. Vffllft ?ru, (T. l.UU MoUmm 43(5,7& u. "3.-0 Salt 1.90a200 if,.... (?,1.CO Butter,? 75ffl8t)( Goshen 38 iff 50?6l>1 Country,.... 1 2ffl1 it a toes? <?10 Irish 75(u.1.00 Oiui-liru* 15ffl20 Sweet, 5U(o <55 Turkey*, 50ffll.uu illow, 1 2 A I >uek? ] ?ffll5 ird, I-I l>n?d Frnit? itVee, 15ffl2U App'em. if t u?:, 75*1.00 Peaches, .. 1 25 <i'J ift Coi.uwiua .Market, July 28?('onoj^?The les for the week amount to only 4 talcs, at lc. Ft.ot h.?Tlx" market still continues bars, and c continue last week's quotations of $3)^} ij. Hxtrn fMinify SI persnck of 98 pounds, t.'niiv.?The article continues scnrce. with an lvsnce on last week. W e quote $1.15 (a, 1.20 1 bushel < f ',i\ pounds in bulk. I'kas ?1'cas scArce. wit h no change in prica. ? quote Si Y' bu-liel. it?.-o\ ? nnntry hop round T2A(u,13; Hides !Jal4c.; Shou i.-rs li(a?12: Ilitms life Lard.? lvjffl lc. ^VnnouncemcntB. The lrionis of (li s. 1$. F. HAILS respeottlly announce hitn as a candidate to represent part an burp Pi-trim in the next I.ogi'lainre. We are authorised to announce Ocx. O. E. DffARltS as a candidate for re-election to the otis of Representatives at the next election. Jul; 12 19 tf We arc -tu'Lorised to aunottnee 1>b. If. F. ILGOltE as a candid ue for re election to tha v "f Uoprw>.a:a;lres nt the t^eu election. July 12 19 tf The friends of M \J. W. H. TKIMMIER reiccti'uily .announce him as a candidate to re sent Sp'irtauber't Pisirict in the next Legiatttre. Jlify5-18-tr We nre authorized to nunouuee Col. JAMEA AUR'JW us n candidate tor re-election to tliA .use "1 Representatives at the next election. Jul; 5 IX tf We are an:horiied to nnuouncc Capt. W'lLl.VM M. FOSTER as ? candidate for re-ele?ti to the House of Representatives at the next eCi ii'tl. June 5-18-tf Candidate for Clerk. W e ar authorized to announce to the voter* " Spartanburg District that JNO. H. WALkER, - i- a candidate tor Clerk of ibe Court at ic riis'ting clecliou. Av.il 12 ? * We are authorised to announce J. D TOl.EE i.\. E-q.. ? ciiudidate tor re-election to the lice : Clerk of the Court for Spartanburg, at le enduing election. April 12 6 ta JN'oI ice. VP PI IC VTM1N will he made to the next - ttiug of the Legislature for a new JUli I \!. DISTRICT, to be taken off of the up r j in of Spartanburg and Gre nvillle Diaiet*. with a t tH KT IiOi".->K. to be located at - near (towaiisTilic. MAN! C111/.EN8. Aug. 2 22 Cci'non iV 1\ ^ II.I. PRACTICE MEDICINE AND SUR<iEHY in Spartanburg and its vicinity OrrtcK, Main Street, opposite Palmetto ousa. Aug. 2-22-tf. T A X E Sf VI.I. 1','RSONS who are in tlefault for TAXES, for la-t year and previous, will lease nice! in*' at the -l'.V 11TAN OFFICE, on Al.ES-DAY NhXT, (M udai, the 6 K Attytut.) ud settle -aid TAXt'lN, and on tailing to da ! ?i!ti surf lliov rvirsnisf il?'oil* k . _ ? ? ITTI MII^C Itl U? ailed on by I he SHERIFF for the amounts no. with tin* COSTS thai may fall due- hut I it hope that all will attend and pay up, and *ve the Sheriff of the trouble and gave to iicmselvea all costs. 11. C. l'UULE, T. C. Aug. - 22 li l^antls for Sale. IAHE subscriber is determined to move West, and he now other* for sale M05 AcreN ol'I^ttntl, rhereofl he no lives, lying 8 miles Weal of partanburg Court House, on the South side of .awson's Fork creek, joining Howard's Gap oml, with loll acres of valuable WOODLAND n it. The cleared land is nearly all under nice. with comfortable building, and wdl-waered, wiC.; other buildings, good orchards, and DLSTtl.LEKV <>u it within loU yards of l*ol ri d s Mill. Also, a life interest in 116 ACRES IF LAM), lying on the North side of Lawson'a 'ork creek, with SOacre* of I RKSH CLEARED .AND. and some buildings, now ready for mi. ing corn, wheat, or oats. Any person wishing i) purchase would do w II to call aud see it. wm. brannon. Aug. 2 ' 22 U i in: STATE OF SOUTH i Vrouna. Sl'ARTANBI'RG district. IN THK eorilT OF ORDINARY. Elizabeth Hoy and W'tn. P. Hoy,, Ex'ort. App'U.. v? John W. Hoy, Thomas Thomas, and wife, and oi he lit, defendants. 'eliti?n to prove the Will of Patrick Hoy, deceased, in (lite and sultunn Form of Law. IT appearing to m) satisfaction (bat John W. Hoy. Andrew C. Hoy. and Thomas Thomas, oni w .fe Klizabeth 1*. Thomas, defendants in his case, reside beyond the limits of ibis 8iate: It is therefore ordered, Thai they he and appear at the Court of Ordinary, to be helden for put tanhii\ g District, at Spartanburg Court louse, on the 12 ih day of November, at ten > clock, to show cause, if any exist*, why the asi Will and Testament of PATRICK HOY, de eased, should not be admitted to probate in lue and solemn form of Law, or their oone*nt o ihe same will be entered of reoord. Given nnder mv hand and seal of odBce, this I0:h day of Jul?." A. D.. )K0 PARLE BOM AR, ?x ?. j> Aug 2 2% ? < . that I" : - n?I I'..I.Iiiiiiii.lv will li. 11 tor tug i . . wa -t lull ui -p.i r ti.u a- w .-It a- mat r. .1 lit.-, i u i hi -li tio.v live to tell the tale ''1 '* il t-ii- liiitcti r\: v. iiil-i of their 4.ttft> fireek h l>oug- |n? t hri-tian* lo.i thirty litre.* ii.i . have -t \ i v ed atol the lute nt? th ir wives and chtldr . I- V i -e I. Hit Ulieerluill M >>t .. The village wus attached by tn orcrwhelmt " 1,0 body of U a i - on Statu iluy. the 2d tilt. 'I 1A v <"l.n - i in? > < i to r. j el thein, nut I r f the\ 't iv. lu l l iLrii own "li tlie th.r I dr iting bn in i 1- ti.e ? neioy. Hitherto the comninn<ler ol i _ I ui k -li troop* h ol Mood it .< !. although " 1 * 11*,. i t?e at Si.liin M Dcirtl Kaitiar, ami '< " 19 11 a-I.ei_\ a lie lia-1 tin >| -i enough at hi* co! ti in I to t e|.el aiitl ilete.il :he Uiust*, had he | ? wi-io-d W tofii lit' - i? 11 ?r t lie < 'hri - t in* w j ^ ga.mug the Jay, he ralie 1 them hack, mid in I " " uaiiie ol the Sultan ordered (hem to retire w i. "p"' iii the seraglio, >? huge btu. ling cor err I d 'tie tie ally an acre ol ground an 1 containing t pin e re.M letice otthe eonitiiatider. a* well as the h ruck,) and to give up tlnir avrns, aa he. i local representative ol" the (lovernnieiit. v i ling a eoioliiel them all -ate to l>atuii.?cu*. where ?i woul i he better oil than in lla.-hciya whi jt. .,,, the . iv11 war lasted. I lie t hu'tiiiiH obey . _ hilt*, returned, guv up their at Ilia, which tu i to n i ed 11 ly p o he I is;. ant sent tow aid 1 ii.-eje loa-eus hot w.tu .n nli-uidiy -mall an e-eo m V ? ill (i t 111- I'll On loiik | V-m ii . i llOlll i inu-kc an 1 i.c uir.l ->;liii c i: rid them wil in .11 ir i : tln?ir Kmviii? tin1 I'lice I i 11 i .11- a^kr<1 a tin Id I. -.-ill i\i:li llu ii i , .i- |ir>iiuiHi I. to li.iuriMi*. For in". ?r .'Hi* 1_, a ? .. ii.i'^ were j i nil wiiii mc | rcii j , ,i,i .. milu iI.c h.\ l.iv nlu r ilicit bei I ii i :?!? ? luriiiK w h :rli liuio I lie Turkish * < ! i M vcii'c I .in_\ ill i lieni from lent, i n [. ;i in*- ? nt' I hi' ; iglio i w . I*i in -liei o i.c I i intlueiici* tir'l .ti. itcl, ami li <! a en ,, i in - v i .1 bourn Willi the Turki-li eo