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All Atdverti-einemits not havimg' the desired nniber of insertions inarked on the mar gin, will be continued intil forbid and charged accor Pho'se desiri to advertitc by hli^ year can do so on liberal termns-it bring distinctly utmen-totood that con tracts for vearlyt!'crtsing are confined to the imine diate, egiiinate business 'Of the firin or imdividual contractini. Trantient Adver:isements must be paid for in advance. For anitouuncing a Canidflate, Three Dullare, 11 ADVANCr. For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to be paid by tihe Magistrate aidverising. Fro:n the Carol-na 'ines. THE BLECTORIAL QJESTION. We might safely test the general ques tion on the observations already made. But there tro those in our day wIlo profess to believe an election of electirs by the legis lauro to be an usurpatiou of tie rights of the people, upon the ground that it is both unrepublican and unconstitutio:al. It is, of itself, a complete Vindication of our present mode of aippointIng the electors, that iL was adopte 1 in the palny days of the repmul!'e; and that in all the vicissitudes of mole thanti xty years, it has been adher ed to amid amendments of the Constitution itself, without conplaint. It dates back to the very year of the constitution; to the time of those who achieved tho revolutioni which gave us both the Constituti:n and a republe-and in fact, all tile real liberty we enjoy. But it appears to us that our mode of election i3 susceptible of an easy defence. We therefore proceed to consider the olec tions referred to. As no exception has been tIken to the expedierney of our mode-and it is unive'sally aditited that it has ahways its 4i:r m.t1M!At and C s'trOrr r tI. rv ; and of' these two powi;jts in their order. Ti:cre seems to be a vague sentiment afloat in society, and whIch is but a crude form of thei. wildest radicalism, that that goverticlz is freest ill which all its power is iammediac //q exeIsel Iby the people. Eut if it wete 1,ssible ftor a republic so absolutle to exist, it is demoilnett able that it would be the mtt;i.t odious form ot' tyranny the mind can con. ceivv. There could be no check to binld a Majority ; for it could rot enact anythig superior to it. own will, which is supreme. T her could he no pro'tec;otn to the citizen, except at thle suf'eraice of his fellows. It would also be the weal:est of all govern ntnts in respect or self-defentce, bejc caUSC all ils fa'C ions' ut'l be exercised yll ildy WInmiers. And further, i.t midz t he shown that ti Illore absolute the pow er tle peoph en,"rIossed in theLi.- oIln han111ds, the more mutist taty" part with, when the exigenLites of the State might inexorably respiire an agent, as essyn~ti to the very existe:ee of thle boly poticL. Such, a goves nment would he well or ill a :dministered as folly or ma~dness rumled tile - hout. 31 inorities would have no tights; and in self.defence there would be cottbintations amoniig theo citizens, to protect thaemselves from eact.h other and from tile Statte. Against these very' comabinatioins, in turn, there nmust a systemt of cheeks and balances, antd comn wiitb a constitutional republic. TIhey wvill thaus have demonstrated to themtselves, that thety havte emnergedl from a form of governI mietit, in whicht thtitr righ~ts wvere abslte. yet, none11 secure, to oneC, int ui bih by wieli 'adjusted chcks utpon their own power, thley had secured the highest degree of libei ty ; from a despotismn, ill which the will of a bare matjoirity was suptreme:~, to a free comn monwvealth. int which the weak~est erizent mtay defy the3 oipprtession of te w'huole State itself; from ant absolute dett oeracy. in which life, anad liberty, and propierty were held at the captrice of the hour, to a consti ztntional repubtlic, ina whicht the powver of tnmbers was dlispensed unider the atuspices of law atnd order; in u~ bich a batlance of po)wer conserved the rights of mi:norties; an i inz whieb all its acLtionl, delayedl throutgh well ordered removes, wats crowned with tile wisdomtl of the secottd thotught. The philosophty of thte republican forms of goverinetnt maxy bo summetid tup int a word. it is impossible, where the powiets of :ll are eqtal, to rule w ithouit being ruh-d. W hen, therefore, rights atre tluiited, the rulin:g power is absolute ; but where they arec re stricted lby commonlit cheeks, tit power is to some extenat restrait d. lEvery surretmier, themrefore, of .t po wer* whieb an in-dividutal maity capriciou~ily exercise, secures so aeh i freedom ; for it presetrves himf (omt the cat pricious exercise of it int others. Now tile due meas~ure of the~ surrender of the rights nieessairy to attatin these htigh | ends, will :ahvays he at prolem, becahtbe it is nout a miatter of demtonstratin, but of judgmnent. But if* its ulterior limit may not be definedl, yet there is a poitnt shor t of whlich it may niot stop. Every system of liberty must'embrace all thtose mtaxitms antd convtV~ions5 which the commroni sense of mtantktind ill every age hats approved. Law~ is, itsolf, but the emblodliment Of theC mimstll of experience ; atnd the wrhoe struetiare of out society rests uponi well establishted con venitions. Thus, inl theory, all mteni are sov er-eign; but the convenational sovereignty resides in the voters. Again, it is of the essence of sovereignlty that it ha's no supe rior. An extremtist would assert that wotn.ena and mihnors* are end~avedl becautse they aire e::eluded from the ballot box. But whlo buit a radiecal or m;admnan wotuhl chantge this state of thinags fomr a mtere atbstraction?. Again, in theory, the abstract ideai of egnal rights has beent run inito A bolitiontism. In practice, it is otur boast, thatt "slatvery is the very corner stone of our repubbeantu edifice." In short, all thte radhicatlism which clogs thie civil'.zation of our dlay, is but the derivative of ac~kntlr)dged rights, urge~d to atn e'xtremt.. WeP e.dl the t'!!ratists whio embraceit th:ee thv atre tahy th'e g:at leading. ilIadsl tndI their followers', v~ ho hatve tatu'run the ge';as ~of ti cir idlea to t he goal tom which it tens~L. --;OW oif all the abstractions u~poni wichl theo theerv of a repulic rests, an unguadi'i e d receptiont of hne hast bten more mitstedl ont thant that ub icb asserts the capatcity of the pe'ople fo.r se!lf gornnnt. .They have been prvoonneed in idlibs, onipten-t; atnd th,ir voice has beeni imptiously eaml~ h Women amid minors cottst'at f..irgf~hs of our witie poulatiin. Thte power of th It te is therefmru in thte halitis of om.--fifth of! it't whit-. or int--th t it while, popnlat~tioni. L-t lie readier recall the ptopit laton of hit own district, and lie may see fur hunmeelf ai pruon~onioln of it is actually eov-ereaign. voihc of God ; and it would seein that some, . in their deification of the peo.le, verPiy b d lieved that they had only to will an end to IJ accomplish it, even without the use of means. v But in the vet v necessity for self govern- r ment, we foumI an irrefragable dcfenc f:a i coisti:utionad reonlic. For, if that indi- r vidual is MiSest who places himnself moi t i under wholesoaio rvsti:int, whv shoild it c not be ealeened folly in tle sIie individual S ai a constituent of give:'lI'nel: I, to renlovi from himseif aind othrs cLeiks imposed by f themselves, and Which experin1ce l has proved to he salutary ? The worli vill never be wiwer until it learns that speculatiois are to te cu.tined to matters of faiti, and th-a it ik impossibL to mak the i ruies of action. The cairy ing out a pure abstraction in practice, IS : task far above the power of corupt numan nature. Were : cominnity begtiming afresh to construct a repuldie, it could fashion it after no ideal form ; for though it would heer fully acknowlkdge the.grteat faunmetin tal truatlhs, that all power spiings r theOI 1C people, aid that all are free and equal, it would still be obliged to limit these abstrac tinis by the sense, in all me, found neces-. sary fo'r human inperfectionl ; they would be >liged to blend with their pAli:y, that great unwritten svteml of liber:V, uib ich ,as grown up through cen!t ies of experience, under the genius of' the comomon law. I Iis great system, incorporated ii.to all the iabi tudes of our people, is imnbedded in our constitution, and foris indeed, the staple of all the liberty we enjoy ; though no parih ment scroll, under tihe must solemn satchIti , can by any k il compress its no1 !e I ram1e into meditated fo:m . We have been ii thus particular, Leenuse we feel very sure that notions the momt erude are abroad as to what eonatitutes true re puh!icanism; and that every species of the veriest radicalism is voeiferated in its nailme', by men calliv'g teiielves (but f lely) the progress party, and untruly claiming to be the wily friends of the people and liberty. In pursuance of our argument, we assert that a pure republi can only be adminis tered by a syitem of well appointed agr-n:eics. A froxy mist lead its armies ; for all cannot 1 icd the sword of coanmanJ. Another must preside over ;Is treanury ; for. all e..M. not disnense the purse. Litrge numbers can not readily cobinie ; therefore, to smaller bodies must ie entruated all matters requir ing skill, promptness a'nd energy. Foreign poliev must he conducted with system, and there'fore is conftied to stat,'smen ; unity is not to lie exp ected of sh.iftinlg ima:joaities. The law imst be stalk; tuml tuous ImaSSeS cannot naic, administer, or exceute i. ; and thus the legislative, judiciary, and executive powers muost be delegated to selected hands. Large bodies of men are ever une.cited to twelve sworn jrors miust Loa cl-rU.Sted all trials relating to property or life. In short, the power of the peonl, a:Id 1 the high prerogative of goveri:nment, beivg, fron the nature of the cnse, exercised by proxy over cvery right the individual citizen c.an. p.>sses-tlose of life, lherty, prierty and reputuItion, and over the sword and purse ol goernint-u by shuld it be deemed unr publican that the simple functions siould, 'rmn motives ot policy, be naministere~da the o-ne now under considerat ion hasx foi nearly seventy y-ears been, by ageints, cho-sen by the peop.le themsselves, and resp~onsibele to them ? *We maintain, tiherefore, thatt it is nw unre-I publican for the legiJlature, the comnmon or gn of the people, to appioinlt the electoral college of the Sta:e. Friday Miorning, May 9, 18t56. L S. Brooks: r Fut,-r's. Ilo-rur., iAlay 27, 1850h. 1 Simi:--ln the Seniate to-daiy, wihen refer ring to the collision with 31r. S3umaner, you a poike o- may coanduct as.-" cowardly," thi j making yourself an i arbiter of true cours: .. n delimte in the Se-nate heret ofore, you el~rd yoursel f respus.hic fir vi:!ut gla. say~.!hic iaml chs:u-here. , therefore, hold myself at liberty, by -i this note, in request thiat you willi ihm i mo, without delay, ?HIwrc :and tvien. utnie f thir, district, a further inote wilI fin:d you. R espe t fully, 6:e., P. $. iimOO0L0. Hon~i. llenry Wdson. \Asuia-rox', 3May 29, 101 o'lok Brat:-Youir note of the: 2it imkt., un placed in my handls by ynir hiici, Gen b Lane', at 2(1 minutes past 10) this t aiang ii I chracteri-zed, on the la&r of the Seniate, fi he assault upon my coalleaugie as "'hmal i dIi mnurderous. and cowardly."' I thought soa then- think so now. I ha~ve ano ruitien.m tions whatever to miake- in regairdi to thouse wo~rdls. I have never enitertained er er~,reeScd i:~ the Senat e or elsewhere, the idea of perso:mdI rsponsiitv ini the s'iise of die duellist I have always rego: dedi duelliing as the lini erig relie of a barbhu-ous c iviliz: ion, Ivhich. the law of the country has hr.anded~ is a crim r. Whlile. there fore, I relb iously believe in the righ t of sel f-de fence', ii its broadest senlsi, the l:&w of mi y counitry' and1 he matured convictions of mys whole lite, slike forbiid mec to meet you foer the purpose indicated in your k-tter. Your bweint servant, IIlENRY WILSON. l105. P. S Baoon 4. LETTER OF PRESTON8 . E00S. I 'The presiding oflicer laid before the Sen 1!e a letter from Preston S. b'rooks to Mr. a hiright, as follows : -* l d5E OF IlrE siZNAPIVES, May 29.' St: I have sceen in the ,public- journalsL this morning the repor. ofI the commiiittee of "i the Senate directing an inquiry into ain as lault made by ime on the !!d inst., on a genator fronm Massachusetts. It is with uniif-igned regret I find in time ~ repmit that what I ha~d intende-d only as a redress ofi a personal wrong had been coni- r strued'ito. or must necessarily ho hel, as a breach of privileges of thme Senate. Whilst miaking a full and explicit dlisclaimrier of any such desigun or purpose, I ask leave to say0 th~at for the occasion, considering mnyse:1 I only 1'as ai gent leizia in society, andi under maoolicial restriant as a member of the ihouse of itepresentatives, I did noat adver-t0 o oor consider there was tl3 anylternative restrain t impajosed upoinime, by rea~son that a e o tez-'c-emne frm a membher of the Senate. I had~ read attentively and carefl - thi speech delivered in the tSenate, ona :e 19th iand 20Jth inisth., byv the Senatorn aom MSalachusettsi, and1( founad thereini lan-1 ~age wvhich I ,egardled as unjustly retluet og , not nly3 upomn the Listmyi ad ebiaire e of Sonuth Carolina, but :dso upon a fi end and relaije. To such languigie, I though I had~ a right o ~take exce'ption), e:ider th~e circumastance/ rif fle S nator from South Caroliina, who was drec-ted Iby these remiarks, being absent from I :ho Senato and tho city, I had roason to y elieve that the Senator from Masacu-set - id n1ot ackonledge t!at personal responsi-I ility from wrong in personal deportmct it Ihich would have saved me the painful ne. essitv of tho'coIlision vhich I sought, and ilmy judgrneitt, therelore, I had no alter alive biut to :ct as I did. That the insatult vas im-ndad in the Senate Chamiiber was cans da otly v the fact that :titer a careful i 4iareh elwse:whre on tihe previons hs well :Is I mI the Saime day, th114 A.%tuiler co:iid lnt Im| iuntid outside the wal!.; of the Seiate Chino let, nd tihe Senate had adjournlied l' :iore hain an hour previous to the assault. I sublmit the foregoing statement from he hig'h ropect I have for the Seilate of tie united St-.tes, and :Isk ithat it may be -Ved as a fIll disclaitner of aiv design pIUrpollse to in i'ract itS IrIvilegC or to o* end its iglity. I cheerfully add, that !hoall the fiets as renorted bv the coanmit. ec or :he Senate, 1i0 nlc'rtheless necessaIi v consired as a conclui-n of ht1w, 1ny arne'st iw ish is to alone 'or it as flar Us 1n3v )e by thi unhesitaling nnd unqualified tooltgsv. A-king that you woil ob1,hgc- me by com- I ltiialinlg this to the Sentte, as its presi ing ollicer, I have the lionor to remain, str. a ilt geat respect, your obedient serva:nt, H on. J. ). Bright, Pro.Ilit of the Senate. 'The letter was read, laid on the taile, ntid arde:ed to be priatcd. ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR, EDGEFIELD, S. C. L'DNESDAY, JUNE 11, 185G. IM. A. 3I.-PKERT'S adverth-emenit rehttive o his Furtiture Ettiabih:nnt, in our Village, was tnchily mipnced n:til too late for intseriion in this i-ue. We will insert it next week.' In the meantime shutI any one stand ill need or finte Furniture, Matritses, &c., they would do well to call and exam. ine Mr. 31's assortment. The Wheat Crop. This all-important crop is said to he fully an average one in this Distiet. Is it not high time that flour had declined to tometiiig like $7 a barrel -vi your Ways. We wiud most respectfilly sny to the *Edgefild Town Con'te'il-" Mend your Ways !' A nd by this we sioply merin-" wotk your streets." The hill fromt C<.l. FnAZtEa's store don n to Maj. C. A . Ani soN's dwelling is beconing ait eye-sore to the coim nitoiy. We rne:mion this as but a single inttance. Of cour-.e th.n is tiuficient excuse to be round for the Council, itn the many washing rains of the pn.t Spring. tu: the dry seascn approaches and a:I the retnghi pnees sntghtt inow to be tMade smott. Fine street-working is an honor to any village; and we trust ours n ill, soie d"y soon, lay cleim to it. Contcd 1.r thie Cahunit: 1bonumten,,t. I- i l rpe;) d -to give a Concert in this village Inwards the close of the prertnt month, the proceeds of wIIhi ar t.. be ntpprnpriated to the Calhot Mont at. It is expecied that Miss lnE.c wil sing upon the o.-casiron, as ..ic wi;I he here aoit tlhat time otn a Cwicert of hrer (in. The Montmeit Concert nill probaAy hie ivii i.! night af'u 3er Mi i n Ns s; and it is ho; ed that both net-cions n% il be criwineni ni:t success. Several :a teuri niil appear in the seond onccinni, atnd, if desired by iss U. on tih' fir-t alk.o. The latrge hll of the Odd~ F,'l!ons' Iiidinig nilii be in sumi--~nt readliness. by that time, and an very harge comiptny can bie necli nccnoodated!. We throw out this no.:iee som~en hatL p.remat urety, tthat thu- tidng may he talk.'! atbout antd every body~ be indiiuced to ittetnd. The ptricie ott ltoh er cv:ninai ni ti be oe dil ar; atnd thik not gene ro.u heart wit grambhle itt,ni heno it is contsidetred th::.t the mntey in given fur tthe desbtle proe of ecragir.g a favorite artist and' otf us,.ing a great arid good pntblic wiork on tio comifictioni. pidrriting it4 numbe.rs. There are -10 ment, mt andt fit. Ott -Ttutrday hast, at an election Iheld y the. c'mpatn, C(anto Anos~ wnsd ected li et: enant, .'1. B. W'ti:vi::: recond and W. L'iunoNs L-rt.ER ithird. It h:is b~een dt -ral:n'ed in drill every ot her tmus:erdray the PineI ia.tne. ThIis n ill iprr come varietyV to s te conipany's esperine-.s for the fture, nihatb ii robablty rtai:: ini the sm-.'liing tif th.-ir oin-.nhbers to' tsize .f a ;.arze els Riceers to ihe Arliilery-maen. A.reiunded frim tntr rretnic's, 'rine week or twit ne, a tiinle bl,:ck niinx if a pon-yv. with a na hite .trt I her forehe.ad. She ni.- cailed by the, cth~d:-e .l," bttt was mver tki-twi to an:iover ti thet nameiu. kr p:inacipal a;.d atiim..t otnly gait i< a pate-, v~ hitch e er.ee n ts bker aliixt: ihan tuder thescaiddt'. Them ea~rtle'. li:tie.wx.retch! shte left ant iiniinit ehtt wichii i: :.ce e::;;ir.:dl. Otni tim: this r'ir.nmttatinc'' (tt' '-glt to i-howy a li~ttl., abbi!:tgh shle was otherwi - l to dii. It: pile of' tis seei'n; I:.ek of lie It weveir. shie is. ni-t to have: cair.:en-d throi' thne ntt::t ioe miinniain p4't rauce of G reenile, tn uicht rui wie p.iaret tider (anud got (heateid tioo) la-i b aty ine. hl::s taik''t tiy suc.h en aintii:il nd ii! 'turn her to in., vwe niiti 'ay esimuins nm.d give. t'. s.i , an ;-4'p of the . r: ri.b& fir un-- year. Wt.e wishi , ut the 'inirmuilt' tohiarid nok at in:c, that clie e ntin. tbr hea' imng ai- in thi< ra- c.nh' tmnner and ithi iu-h] fi.tish f.:rg.e'iueun oif tier :'-ider ttnd tot .rtnate ilinmg. T 'it: hil, we hldi've', is fairly set ini motioni fur an irttne idint:.'r at 1)!.1 %f For!, in: c'mp~lim--n'tt to outr 'pre-.tntive ini ('rutigens, lli"t. P. 14- lltnit-t it.in' bitter ntio beiv''r at 'itmei e'en:veiciit time~ du,-iii' the Anmiuer. lbd:t-:fe.ld anid Nenhlerry have aiready' aikei nitn Abb. ilk',l.inuretns andi Lexitigton niill trely re:.potdii ifrtmati vely. We respecntflully "tuggest tat thin peoplIe < f the s-v'.rat Dist ricts apoint cinm itttiee of arrantgemients wthoei butsiess it .lhill bie to. ,invass their D~istricts jiimediately for-the nece"sary mdsn. Lit them't report nit siorn as poisiihi'. 'then t thmmetet e in General Commtittee at thme Oldl For: a given datny. to e'nn.,nlt ail advise together, tot prin~tt a treatstur and a sutpe:iiintndanit if necescsary, r els to elect a trutstworithy aget..into n~ hose htandls a' be commnitted the whoile pircparation of th~e feast. tle thing is to bie don'e at atl, we aire cecar fr hatv. it donite elegantly. It is a mratter ini whiebl Mr. atroKs' enitire Contgressuional Dtistrict shiotthd unritei -ith heart anid smut ; andI th~e whoule State shoulid hie We t rust ir entemtporafries~ of the " Fontrih" will rge the matterat once, so that enference ntay lbe I ad I up~o then subtjec-t and all the arrangements lie per eed as sp~eediiy nis i:: practicable. EQUIT7 C'OURT. We have jusit passed tthroutgh a most labtorins term tis Cournt. One-'htundredl caussI were itocketed, lie il-s sndry ELr-parte matters. iA conrsidlerabh tnimoutit hntsiiinersi nis finij.hued. abbIanugh a tnmber.of snits r necessarnily cunitiniued. 'iThe wxhie weiek nias ic nf toit to the Coturt, thte oflicers andi thie t'ar ; aitd t we tttiltn it miay tie intdi thttt, inder thle calmt andI msuirly dtirection tif his litnor, ('hancelior Ilt.'NczN, t'irtt hars seiditm passed imme rnence-sfnully) or muore T-'ctively. Thei~ C'ouirt adtjoltuned "*withoiiut daty" te tiltnida' even ing.I Du nrig the week, the stretnglhI of the professiion's pp r.lrancle was enhaned~ to it'no i al extentt by theii at. iiantce of Ilont. A. IiJar of Atbbeville, .~Iessrs..!oxins i I1.x rsna of Neniberry,and~i Mr. Etotirnz ihst..ix-d re of latrnnl l. 'lThe t rnth is, the bursintess it thlis I ourt for Edgefield, lar:;e as it has long~ been, is stendli- 1 -on the itncrease ;Atnd we shallI not tbe surprIIisedi to :e thisforign attenantce, ats sgmet call it, growv tar yr in the fituire. It isa whispleredl already tht. thle I rst attd the l'ast-tniinedl of the alsoive genitlemnt tire titnking rif settling itt oer mids't. Sutrely :'.cy ntill be earitiy welcomed by our liar, ias will be ati whto may a isit ns frm timaen toime. r!IE SUINER THRASITIfG--TWO CON TI.ASTS. Tn:: furor gotter, nt. t the i rti in reg'ard to the SttF. thtrasliig" is still anifesting it:elf inl oikterotu demonsitraions ut var .us points. In ia:; ichusettS especially, there lmve been meetings held -omf F:nil 1l-ill down, indig antly deniueiatory f an aet, nhich to our Southern view was called for nperative'y by the times. Missaclinetts orators, om EvInETT to the last gradnite of Harvard, have ixed their orthoepic ski:l to ho(I up South Carolin't lnoons as a ntimitevr of barbarity. The Massachu et!s Ionse of Representatives, scarcely knowling how a give force to their irate rdlections, are said to have irected the Attorney Celral to furni.-t the Con resmen of achnettsech, niih a brace of i 't's liepeaterF. (Mars priserve i.u!) And a few. nore dir--etly bellicose than the rest, go so f.tr as to it at the peoples rising in arms to avenge the inl ult. Mcanwhiilc, the. good citizens of South Carlina are Iso holding tleir a semblieis throoghout the Stale, otmmoending an-il applauding Col. it ot:s' enj'ital onrse of conduc!. They ane attesting the deed exe uted upon the pericraninmidf Mr. CnAR s L S.S1I!cEn id stamping it v. i; the se Iof their most lively - robation. T;ee is no r feeling atongst t mi Ait one of delighted sati ction. " Good for him rved hii right-hit him again" arc the-involtiary xpresins of opinion that full from their'lips ihen ver the.: nalter is inentioned. No need of speeches in coninee them that intoos did right ; they feel it -sxiomatically. No care among them to supply their Congressmen with Colt's Regters ; they are stis ied to know thal they have gutta pgoreha cetes. Nt hints about rising in arms to resist a conting ava lanche of Northern indignation ; they call to mind, a* emninently apl.hienble to any suhel idea, the occasiLet upon nhiih I certain "-- hing of Franco, with forty thoniand on, Narched up the hill and Lhcn marched brch aga. S- much for the two Slate. .Now forthe two men Mr. Cm.t. SLn xatna ytoung Sanatorjnsi in the fnIl ina turily of inanhood and with-quite enough of youthft warmth ahoit 1i5i to jnstify the expectation tint it would not deibei ately trample trutli in tihe dust, di honors his Senatorial robes by wantonly intiting r venerade Co-Senalor and ollties tIe almosphere 0 the Senata Chaiber by t lul libel upon South Caro lina. lie hias carefully studied titis doubld assaul and elaborately prepared the mode and manner o making it. Ile rises at I is seat in the United Statei Senate. and, it cold blood, delivers himself of a serie! of gross itveclives, totaUy repugnant, not only t( every prnciple of good taste, but to every sentilen of virtue and honor. Ile has no excusatory circun stances to :dle:e in justification of himeli. No on had arraigned his State-no one had attacked hii Lest of;Al had Senator BUTLER of Sonth Ctro!in.: done, or purposed to do, either. Yet, without heart without cause, without reasoit, sans every thing hu incivilily and maigniy. ifierpetrated the disgam tin task ie ta:d st'tpidly laid out for himself in the ms olensive manner possible. And lie dias caned fori afterwards. And he took the ca-:ing like a ser And, although stouter a-id stronger physically thai Iltooas, ie was impotent in resisting this iteritet eastga:ion. Stteh is the aponent-nain of 3asscachu setts in this matter. Turn we now to the other. Cel. PttEn;ToN S. Dtooxs, of Soutlt Carolina, 1 yiutng meniber of the lower House of Congress an who has conducted himself for two Sossi'.ns n itll the courtesy and propriety of a finished geitleuan hppens to hear thu foul-tong'ted viuperation of Ms C .ntL.-i S InlN~n. Ie hears him to the end of hi 'ecoNid da' inborg. AM then tales 1r. Suatxrca* prnt.d s;-eech1 aid stdves to come to a liriper uider tandig of its fill purporl. After carefltl consi.hera tion he is cnt,% iieed th:tt the donile intin!t to his stat and to iis a!,en t relative is not to b horine. If therefore se- ks S:t: in various ilaces to iifli, uipont his pet~uot a puni.hment designed to wipe it the landers which said Sutyn hIad deliberately an niut~n cinse pri notinced before the ctontry. 11 fi:Js him ast le'n-th int theenate Chamber at an tnt when th.tt L'u-ly is atit itn Sesusiont. Ahune, an~d w itt ot a'temlpting a isurprise, lhe np~proach~es Sc'ax::t .and after a long preonttory sentetnce delibheratel :nneiated, lie proceeds to the chtastisetnent of :hte sai .4Uit Ea. Atoldlie 'belabors the, m.in with a gil ierha rane. A iid, having splintered the gntta percl over his hieadi and slhottlfers, hc quietly remarks to or wvho had interfered, "I did not desire to hutrt htimi muel but orgy to miutb~. hitn ropeig.''.-F.t is tle '3 mly~, syhtitai' dthiat, 3:the ivhole tranue:ioun. In ,ssahis:ts is to Sionli C::rlina, fliuots is to :t3:xrn, "JTy'peritn to a iatyr." T hre i~eint at single sug::szion of imporop: i--ty' that as atached to onr lh-pre.-enttie. It is as to tihe idaie here t.; d.'ed was donie-' And the hest pus.,ible an-i ver ti tiiss:.ng:eesti.n, is a re'flectiont we h.ard ex rt-o.l- by a prioit intg younig s peak er tihe ot her tiny: I have yet to learn,'' lhe remtarkedl, " tht :he nuslls f the Seniate Chitunher tare to ho lidb mor:mtered an~d vilte thian the hiumior o(Soth Carolina." The; Antit-a Conuuuinahli, oft lie -h hs in-t.. coni tint h.: leiowing' atn::ruonemtit osf the deo:hi of tie ev. A.:usn~an McCIxE, for many't yeairs a r:'si .-it oft this Disrict.-" Tids agedl 3MiniL.ter of thet ;up-.l i... in thi.' city on Fitudy evening hi-. aut it 1'el. . 21. ii, Ftt::eral Idi- 'tm I.e was preach'ied y .. Nortio, ofi 2loniguimery, A .a., (o-i-ted by fer". Main aol Cet~nmier) in St .Jaine.' Ctirch on1 '.ter.hty at 10t uio'hck. O' tIhn cha:-ti t-r n-il h.Mr f th ic.! edtg,, we leave usllters ti ed .v whose~ ppor::;;i.s; of kom~in.. haim were bettr thatt o::rs. it we may be pertis::ted to say, that hte 'wa.; an ex. -arinai,:ry mi: Ii, pos::essed of ai n to IttinI! y trotgi lie was in 15i.- eighity-finrtht year, an~d ansd hion en -din preching -. gi-pel for:y-nmaty'.rs. le tovedi front Alabant to this city L0,t witer i'm ordter itt he ii:;t hi.. et:abb'l to s;.ctn-l the reinidter of is dys .ih his onl tn I b~telose.ttn:Ibi.-'r. Mrs. .I.i-. Irett. iwhre n~ ill he abi nx:c:tded obi tntry tnoti e of imrin a: few days. A CAP7TAL. ENEA. ' Pittt.)-Otros"' ,iniis frotm Greeniville the followv :; ntigima. it shiotth htave heeni pnbli~lbedt, itt aicctr e- ~ ith regnteel, a week or two agoti; but wet hitte in so hurried anti fttrried during thatt ti:nut as scarer trtmilpit otur tt:is. Better iate thuan never thitn;;h, mii tm luere it is: I ia tomposed of' thtirty. letters. My , 1.l, :3, -1, 22, 16, 11 is thte capital of a State, 2. t6, 1I. 5, 8, 23. is the nam te.of a Stat, i, 1ii. 8. 28. 1.9. 1-1, 16, i-- a dle:catte chiaracter, 1:3. I19, 8. 13, 23, is a eebratedl valley, 17, 27, 9.. 5. 211, 17, is a :4:ate of anucienit Greece, 21, 1-2, 16, 29, 7. 8. is a town itt Italy. 21, Itt, 15. 12. 16, 291,- . a mdistintguihed Senator, 22, .1. I I, 26, 12, 25, is a ier of Georgia, Oi tle sucecess of tmy n htole the .ti fety of the. h.'nion ra tly depenids. Plt-osot'tos. T [ry that nu.v, ynunig filk,-! Its a good ttt to crneki nl nt a very hard otne. liy the bye w ha~vc inm a md fir "it m'toso:-utos" thtat,' "bt-nmethimig helter tan a gingeretike." Will he m-.t give us his :sa.ires fiafll, that we ma:. rend it on I S 3'IIERN QUJAR TE1US~ RE.VfEW Tu tr tirst titmber of the New Series of thisi valna e pabicatitn is before its, repiletes n ithi able and ini ;resting arti ea. The folloning is the tasble of l.-im'ont ot: ritE E...Tt1'Ufe 1l.-riiE Si x D.t s oF CntE.vt oN. ll.-iA Bontoi's lxTjtnoncTro 'to Putvstom.our. IV.--Stavav ,asp Fntr.Eo. V.-TH tE Nt~tcu..tmt l~v.ivrTuus. Y l.-Wi.Otnn. Ov WAILrtt l'. P.u.Y V ll.-l'iysic.t. Gtnom:Arnr os. THt E Saa lI.-:dnttno ox A:.teat.is CoL LIouS-S IX.-31::atntR ox. Dnt. hLt-.tnv. -Ctn'mcau. No-ice:s. 'rie typ'grap~hiical appearane of this Newl Series, tier the compjetent charge of M'srr. I. II. UniiT OX & Co., is hdecidetlly good ; and we feel sure, from i known enterprite and energy of Mr. UniT'ar'ox, tat it n ill he amere.ded from te to titie itn keeping iith the iiprovemetints of the day. Of tie edithorial epar nntmet, it is enutgh to say thast D~r. ITtonsw'st., ate Presienit of the Southt Carolinia College, is at the e lbi. Under his gidlance, siupported, as thte Review ihl certaitly hbe, by sectille, literary an'l political rters of lar:;e capacity, the work will yet titait a itc ht of ehelee hntit litthe if at all bene~o ah its pso. ita in the p~almy days. hof Legaure. We comtiend the Southierun Rcrtaw to till Southern smtlenien hio desire to sutstain thecir ownt Sotitherni runliations_ * TUB, -071UNATIONJ We hal searcely hoped (perhaps an:t inSt hopeic) that eitlier !It:nc: or some Southern man would have been t he tminele of the Ia:e Cincinati Convention-. ti: it ap:;arnc.1tat snteh a thling has m h.fn im. Iractinblailt. T~i. Ct.vention has however, placed art hef.,ro the Inlion a uininne. identiflcd niltll th. Deis- an era: para; in all its Iost us-efil and impor:aet teli- pal deneii . a n thatm iat wi:l donh;!tiess commanl Ieh uwAvelial cualoleoee tn as to render his elecKionlittlem more than a mater if foriti. If Jimts BecUrtAYA; da lives to see the -lilt Marcih l37, he will he lretident lin of the ,mii. g ;:acs. lli. abilities and clharacteris- ha tics are nich as will en::nre ito li. A i:t r.ation w sutcer.s if not hrilliancy. 1trhap., under all the air- no cnaaices of the case, he iq the very Iest chi ce that thl nuld hawe been miie for the weal if the whole Ni :nion. 'lat lie will receive the cordi.l sipiport of Li1 Samth Carilina, ther is at present no :iidnow (if - its donht. A cratemiop rrary anld friend of C.mt.nOuN, and & an lionest patriot of the trie JefTer.on school, lit. may yet lie the great instrumeat of reecting his countar r - from the vor:vx of :.holitioi-iit ania conolidatinism. gr We hail his %%i;ai.n n iit pleastre ; aiilier tan p we see that it i5 at all inpaired bv the addition to his t. ticket of the gallint Ireckenirilge of Kenticky. ma 4i- ft cora.".t-W. my 1crt ion. - Throngh the hi:n.iness of the g-ntleman to wnm it I was aI:'irc.seil, we are permitel to use the itjinetd a spirited letter, from an emin-nt merchait andl highly esteemed citizen of Cha rleston, upon the subject of the Baoosze& SiMNER diilie111Va Cn.1iu :grboY, May 2d 18~>5. INMv DEAt Sta :-I have been glancing to-day at %N hat the papers say Jf mataers in Wahingtion. That whicb best pleases meis the act of your worthy re presentativ:, Imon. I'. S. litooe.. lie has pioved himself of the ri;;ht grit. and I truat his condct will .meet the hearty approval o every vot- r in Lis Con gressional District. The sati.,f.ardion of the oIsa t' Id d law nill. I prestme, be a fate ofgreateror less tit::gii tnde. I think Soith Caroliniani -aou!d pay it at once and iiak him to boo ; and I askC to contriude a, ry portion c:iil morc too. A few im.re shne hi as as this of Umnorcs n% ill sooi et the Aholitionhi I in i lit ir right pi-iun befo;re the p-opt!e of thi., Cnin. To Ctllow r tup t'a -ood low wiitha "a few more of the snte !-rt," i-, I believe, the Iet anid pirhaps the only way it set tit! th.1is vexed ipiet'ion;i. The faster it is Id l r tIhe better for the stitith. In haste, but yours most truly, S. S. F. i AN LIPROMPTU. Our poelical correspondent, .. V. R , deires a 0 place for the flluoning pre::y vermt', written upon u ! witnesfing an interesaingi cerc.t:mony in one oftaur vil- :1 lage clurcl-es on a lItalb ia:e. We rig..rd it a very I ;Cha.ISte aild appropriate impromptUl, al.hoUgh our cor resitt:etit prefers t style it U A F.!A\ G.N'T. mo:her young *t and iis-lhv. Vw r sidtill Riicr' lina rilt tre alit angc:1 ita an, V liih no Irae i.f aallen ntuire - fit her btacnt-onis %i *ale t. i- , Stood at the cliicel-raiiitig On a summne's mor:,ing laight Iipairing for her childrena The gli of Ileavenly L.ight ! No tear her fringCil ;id., moi-len'de As the precius hual Se Sught-t b J1n .esus' nam11e shen a.!:-n il, ,A nd he~r low voi,-e fuhe-rjd not. Whi:et the -' mann for God" eare her Willh Inylirteriletil:Is anid 1-6-m . PlraceLd hr babes withiii the./ild , ms folowe'rs to the skies! E. R. - X C: 1-, --- P IT is sonetimes uKSil as welil a1s anat.ing to pli.-hi 'a Iginatr's atempis at poetry-mrtking. liI-re is ite a refreshing efl'lion tra-anitted to u.4 by Some' it] of IcehlAnd11 Dimtit : O r all :he seneon; elem h Sprin;~ \\ hen~ ho Is are ioperlie andit' birth- t'e;in to ti. Wh.-in all r.tems hap;pine's anti j'i, - At every thin..; iis pleasure wvtiou:. alloy. An.1 all the be~amifutilth: anI fl.,wtre, Often refrisheda wiant prety showtaer.-; vainare isa itn lier b'emy ubhe: Fr ils an ifowers stron;:ly cuorrasat, . \ ithvin:ers clii snt siarmty blast ; Andti~a th.: air i- perfilm..ci wt-itha it::ran-: fow G Lraing~ prtcticeijyim gardel~n. caitt bowter-. I j-iearaglyi-ign tall atron I~... A iiltl lithh ii ~har nI hLiart.. .i adticttnt. . \V inn bti,! h.--:n t o~ : n, :cad hirh. b.--.inl to sinag. whoit an ?tiwp admnirit;; the bie~amiful:-prinag. it I -CO.NG.ikl:1. - Th~eyoti-: cetaun!V l:mdirof flis n'id 11lowders. whatever miayi be hii.. ta:ber r.::eieicie:-; arid th re' ao telliie as hmt thnat al-ilint. mn:y I ic:;eI in time ii je des' n~hi pit of l.im, it y ml.ikei-na 'oi gardner. i L - ) th- : h.:l:---- ani finay G.ec.:c. utenit Kr "P' - i't Ton W:sh:-4:ni .'ard 'a: ;i2.ified thiaa ha recport s o nut t:er' nee c:. ijie- are- '-re:anly eitr-i .;rted. It is uni.l.:r tticd ihnt :n. phys-iri afirsht ral-ri Ied in to ire. s his svtin:] h c K sa iht Mr Sumnttter cald hiav a ni oni: if his riuna ih,- neiuc dty i lie i:l thK'i'i-Cn. lWL lhal :"'pe~ch-d as5 nmenti niil aling. * ... C.ti :i a '. :'n- a r-- siila .e 'l-' d i. b hun-t o: aiin e;;tadiseas: n: .ieh h:t< berc:netc ei~ a'ui or so~n po~anna erb :u-.-in:: th-:ire. The .symlmas n all cise ti .: h iin:ira r. o r~ a; itir. tnS of~ ilef :are geuinnr lip a '-n i n:-r Le .imolic l. vana:d at :~.3u ;trantgii tharl ci.:r .ale ':-hcir.! L.:en-:.A i h Qahwy tv l Prof. u I inc felow Theyi is.!jc.-s ini..I .i. alicvoba tinif" .I T :: it::!:-r T.::r.--!nu tihe tehnitc incth i ; . cl :r- ciuse:. i .:ni:rtu.n- ta ii: ::snti ui.:n ci -T . i :n- if t-iii tles.a . '~iIc . -.:t . ler.:, <I hi ls-. en.pt . isd to vi.:.. ian a:laiituin~a pc:o; riai:ioni if x.-> it~ :bt r cu-h mei r. s p.: . .is i :: r..j. 1:ba1wa- u:ii . ort :.' T'ur. liri:i-ha 1 -.atiun ini Wa-cin:rn i< ehied.t ' T ii - tic.. and c .-c :u!:-' r.f .ri- nc at ! -Ca: l.i have lefi (a .\e York.:m I ':.:ai: inc:riel;.ini, fronK thir a v ( . Tn :or;o: h- M '- m '' -I --" 'nt'- ' - - : c. Tn-ai r.-r. Ii c~. c. r I. ~il a''s haink Knccr Ncia inibt riitiina I -? 3ar. lirc -h-ishes en.ci nir::---l in~ eill-s at ami bit.--c. 3'a.t . 'Tih ac tmwti.-ut I..-ni.-hul:nr.: h tai ad--p te rewii itionls cna litn: fmr ab hei;.:::ilt of .nlr. i. f itO the lorte if hIcp:-:scunireis. '~i' here is said to b1t a mantint the~ :.-w c.n'yc 'een'iary wahit i< ktw :st-th- wiv5.:5, in'c t n :ahZ:.. rtt r I' ' hin :w1itc - ca' 0 I T ciPpe h t. i-itn:!: i..l ,i.:::-flna year,'e hat iigitC h ienariao thet I:lh M1ay, ]..i. - w. it ~n - neel :io say that she wia.i thini:'n, st site ricam pnaied otf beinrg Williamtora<. llT.se are Ithe daysi of W e puli-,h t1 hllwing from~. tti edtiliK i ti tne New \cirk Smih of~tn 21:0 ih. It teccl nd to n shw waat sictne oh lhn \ i:::.-.r WocncrmI.iae h hik ant outr prceetdings. .h nl !!b. them! b' e ''Thie i~lei ofi Colhumbia, Sb:tui( Caroilina, h~vec iri-ginarted a movmtset tol~ pr'e-nt at eci-i i: moniatrl t'o Col. !:rnii:s for i hace displdcay of ba rowds i: a ~ t Wa-t-hinugl ant. 'isc itoes hi-nttti K dmpiing ini . the hidery of New Yoritk ricwdy isu. Pd Wehav b-nl a demntit-tr.dlion< ecf tmprathy~ nah i thteili f a rcwdyv bricwl. lhat shunneleiaccs aid dit je ns oaur ta neer' gansgi na, they haiv . neaer hadi thet etronter~y to hoh I.Ina pulic mewet- th ig' o Icratro a I es! imonrial ho Ih laplerpeatrantor rc 'of al dasttadly nandl ataruim de. 'The. etnorse- 0 oan Senatr Sumrnero, bty icuttthearin .junial and Suthr~anias.eibaliies, w.ill tan'y~ .,ik thiemt in lihe lth es .tai:0irtm ofi Ithe civilnied w..rld to iahidepth of~ lt moral~t deua.uion~it to wh.:be iavages rionur~ rare -c4 siupposed eipnable of dacendacuing. i tI So:i, why yonaa no telIl y-our tma~ssa to Etylhim 1a tp tg.cures ina llbhi T' " Whay faor, Ctuff? ent Wat de ttse tub himt Ia tup trerattu derec, where d ha nhe noi mnre sen tm aiilL eh. nigger?" I Il 00IMIrUIUATIUNS, For the Arlv< riis-. THE SALUDA F.-MING PARTY. Ia. 14o3n: As the serona for ffiihing Xarie. 1a ived, anal as eaCh o1, rne thlen ru-t have a ist6ri. I setul a brief skech of C: ca. in wich ticipated not lon, aince. .I1: considerable crow-d of young' ladies an113 .:d n met at Rliley': Fer, w.i Lini alu,! , oil satur norning, the 17th 3Mr, well eqnipied ei it bokb. , h:iit, &c. Afier tie 3-:3:. c-reinony ,.a1hallai lds, bowing and cMaiing side ghlince a tihe l.tlieA over, a general w:irfatrecommenced upon th in -it fry. As a1 ca; not fnot h at tle am wlile, crow.l naturally divilel itself in'o wialI groips. w the valley begins t3 rasoitil withn the merry t gh. ; the perch, which :t i mtLmt be.-i inri int 6. naturl elment, fl.-une, s opon ter-a firasa, k. h .&c. o-rfearrwe weary yaulrp.nienlc., wepas 3n nti aim refrehmient. Tim l.3, now re:ir. to a l.e u:i'Ul r. ve-and o31! the di.ioi.. fetIst that wi there eaI onit upon Nttre' t able ; every thin; uted to - taste of the mor.t f.etiJions eipienre ; canlies, al- i iodeg, with sparkling eartlial, rend~ered doubly biril- - nt by the radiant somi!es of the fair one.?. eAFier t rtaking of th,! delightful feast, the cainlaiy seated -meerlves to enjoy the cool breeze and pass the hour.s 4iv inl social einvcration. The reader migh.t rea naldhy exrlaim "1 Old Cu*1 was therti." Yes, ai 1aiug; inl disaguise, lie could be easily recogniised by rese oierver; but how many were the vicin113 (if s unerring dari, we are tabe to say. It may he he n(tlried m.- for one ; for I have a strange feeli::g I aoth the re-gion of that urgan called the heart, anl if I o not find ryrc!f li a state of convacca3Ce short , I ..hall apply to the p,,sicitn. Tlie pirty, now refresied, retired to a lake hard lby Fapnd the remnainig part of the eveting in tl:eir t ligltful q.ort ; lut sot the sound of distant thund.-r Inoni:-a1hCs then to seek fior .helter. They heeded S 1! adtmtOntition, and left for their repective plar- of iude. Thus ended the: "1 Salinda fishing party." We e fearfuhl some of the ladies got wet ; if they did not y nere more fortunate than C AORRIVAL OF STEAR ORIZABA. We ve-terdav :nnounced Ilte fl:e (:IysI the 'arlaan) th:at thie steamer )iz:.ba:t l.:.id ar ved :t Niev York, with :idiCes frotm Niearau-,ta the 2Jih ult. Fromtt the0 papers brottght by r we rantke up1) the folluwinag siumriiIy of new- : TPhe transit route through Nicaraguit is agai I ipen. the Costa liea;ns lai.*viar left the conn y itia'tt :autier battle. T Ie e laer.i t:alae i: inearance amongi thevir trvoops at itiva-, owinq i thiet dead bein.; left u::buri-d after the hatc. res'aidnl Morat. wih his -ifl' lt on lie "I*'' \ 41 i !, aid the army o'.owtd 'innidt -%.l Gnea.I Walker h.J at Virgin Dav o:: t:-.. (ali of April 3J, : f..nmi that tie la: .ahuatent :th etnetty h:ad Iehl a;:dy E hou.~ Gen.Ir;:l Caitn:s;, the cotfmimder-in.iiief of, the :.a It iem:i'4 alter 're1. id!it 2 l er.t leIc , wrote I General Wvdker a1 letter, Connnenviding top i;ji re aI3 uithler oil' sick and1 w ittded Costa hI Iin,. witintibe cutild notu remove. id idflred to KCeWgaI I ' t C enthy-live Allieians, Whoin he said I hld as prisoniers, for themtt, when they recov red. iemr-a'. Walia-r is inl good healIhhnd spiit. 'hFeris iil lic s in ile army, exceptg a, iiti , wira' the fever hts been very Weverv, vr..l Americanis having died with it. d :m a-ditec it Grevlewn with Cp;in ''ar t on1. of* thue .ri~i...h1 frigate Euro.dce(, drn hisuh ie informed him thal th,: Aetrie..n Gm ri:et would not tolerale his cindn tiet il ho::rl our ti:tI or la.necn-,r steatners for tile ptur Oas t' either qincstii(:t or sec:e, aittid that he :ust de:.4,t. atp~inl Taretont apoogizigly :id, " hec didt not Via..h lo (1i0 it, hain g lio in I retiotts a'roi.t htis goivertttnent, baut tht the1 a..opi of Gri townt hiad akedt hais protecationt r:ti p:.-n~esimd :iial111bristerst, ats the.y had ting~ faor themr: to eat." T1he annltiversary of the saitlinig frotm San Fran i-iiioi ha a ..: approriiht'ely eelbrat ed ait Vi - i.::* U.:y 2.ixteen tm:nm, iiu'. ot' the~ origIn .l irtv-tix. wer e prieent. Titt aa,ia t:Inest. o'f Mu'y 17, sayvs thi5t no e'ar ol anothtar inmvtain need b e ttpprethaendedl di r~ ian, not mdyCa ' tauinen Lait ueia e ant'ir a-trit or,.tO to carr tnt. e~ coat ~V in .ny p .nw a,- is33' rea m!.. iT I. i.. t informu:Ii.nl fromi thec C(atm ide': ui - n 1y. ri.r.'-e: i t aL hs Ietrr.. ig veory r:apii' row.;hi thle depaariume::l af Gnt:.rha-.at'. lo'.var-I . w'i pr vadeat amh 1' thie troopa1,s iad grea itners wer a yi ..ii f lx Iront thet l.:i0 elfaect . An~t aired eaxl.:di.tilm. tider (G e.::. GCneaatai.a dhetn . ent to the .U.i ii::idea to snipre-' ale >ta'ment of tihe ...: ilius 1:1 Ih:a 1a:-..11:t a tin e't'eaca their oij.et, the~ paaray,:after u p tatk~ni.,bm-; nith tihe n:ires', lh~al reoaned Gr :.a w;V ihoue~t la.. $Thative l-t ia'mn Tii *Io'Venin ora. la;; e:. thi:tlGeneai at:e hal :.;ie inear, fori1~ :iiie ime alor ni,. I'a o an arirycrs :md the1e:. or n~.n aatwe.:bi.. , .i aa nd ~lt.t "n -ab h m . . a-- fi- ..s p -1 '. * o w - t a..'.i I e i.au e 3a te iire by a i n i jiir. Ge l.t 313:31e :ui ta. ai:::ti II i..: ie Ge a :: C . or iCby : a th com: , of ha ' t iri IF. Gentatt31. laiunay I ii l.,epe lie trst pa b a.--i d hl is a ::e (n.: j ia u to t 3 p n . er ato he i .- I ''i ' a ' t rl. Theaai p:-:-a ,!e one is ~ the iia~. Giwi ilr-y -ei ! a~ '- :. h a . l'.er''a ha t .i' h. a s ldi : :'da . TI 1. - ,.':i t al I~ h:' tid i ..aa h d er it r.: :t:n 'a''~at'' -th- -oi '.e e.. 'tu"epaeve t a) Tta e , $. r.-'I'i . itle a.:derlhin a.9311 . . ::' .s f.h e polirhei n th po a - arin -hou the'' ciilze wold. Gem-rtch. d - a eri. . ,hov ed Iaf~ li *.t de c lat, tdria a i::...' ii jt'er *t w 'n! hbera shotwhemer ifn:t Co-:no Junea : Jai'!:1 !.:d 8 :l'.'Taa' :Idjourne ret .rpalt.it tai'..: .a,' th al:; a,: e .-r (i'ht~ eli in.i.. O .: anid l~t .~s be li t hu-ire :!.rsilt'..m ll -s t ~ n 3 m 1 .0 :.Iierihed;: for that purpoItt . lAit commaittea . a-.'i:t~~ :tedt a pri~ .en re~ urt hert a.'' su trion , i d lt al . e bitah't,.;e laf l ma' L ' rr..n. hetnen t aa - ate h 1.atlr ihe :N u oit. ': '' th. a Dra. t-n htau o e n Iiondat iTopehkr ::mi Lawrence.t It as1 ;r '(r b Ow tmie, n:dt'I ih F''hett's tele lirage I a .ttaced ot'n 'an 'osAml es --a o'utccurml.dl on ingreei enneen i.' 'r: h a areenit''t' truh, 2 a bite Irdered3b. the C oa~ at'nrtmie afto131 lave. n n h cii zetmt trlaop.s lt prejeire i lfa. i. Vt espiorlt:mdittt tral.aefrWahntno 10bi:t 9hrenpesn%:dbe r LATER OXK UB E-' - IJAIFAx, N. S., June 5-The British Mail tauu-hip Niagara, i:;s .rrived at this port from vvrpr.ol. with dvives to the 24th ult. The r.i rived at Liverpool on the .24th ait. Ct.uMuENCIAL I ITELL1G ECE.--ThO Liverpool otton .larkt.--The lower grades of Cotton e. declinel 1.81., lWt Fairand Middling quali .s were stilyer. The Zale during 'the week 'nliii-i d 38.O00 bales, of which speculators J.k G000 amid exporters 2000, leaving 30,000 eis of :ill decrip. ioins to) the trade. Fair Or 11S was quoted .1 7d., Fair Uplands at 641d., l:i Mi.!diing a, 6 1.16.d. pier lb. The stoek of aii tn!Laum ed to G07,500 bales, including F our emie 1 Frin ind quiet, and Western Ca Iaa quotev% .i frm 30s.r . :I 33s., And Ohio 41im ::. :. 37. pur hh!!. of 196 lbs. Wheat M dieclic:.. I d. per 7j Hbs. Corn had declined m0 G.. a L;., :ial Whi:e was worth from 29s. 30s. p-:r 43 '..- Tle we:;Cher hadjIeen faivo *!uLe fomr a~ ie::ur .1 ia:TyO'-s. Lird Jiaim tiissell -as e noltice in the British ar.iatnient ot hi... iint..ition to ask whether the lovernment intende 1 to in' erfere between N'ca-, Igna :11d Co.,ta Rica. 'Tie London Times inks that, Eig.hand and tie Uri:ed Ftates mn.t omnbin-e fo-r the adjustment of Central American .:irs, and suggests that the Czar be the umpire ur Alnerdea. The protocol of the Dailish proposition to vhichl Rusia, Swedenen'andOidenburg had agreed ad been published. Demnirk renoui:ces the Sound and Belt.dues ..r 35,00u,000 rix dollars, but all the maritime owers must first assent to Denmark reserving he right to tre::t separately with them. - Den. iark l:so deiand security for the money. The xcitement on the Italian question continnes. lie .Mtish .linistry had again triumphed, on he motion eensuring the abandonment of the iaritine lw touehing nentrals. The Russian uccesses in the Crimea id been confirmed. TFxAS ITES.-The Nucecs Valley states that ;azmu:etl Cull, Eq., of Hartford, Connecticut, the ntciltce of Calis revolvers, and his brother, All. Jas. 11. Col:, have maide a cash purchase of :eW-t'urti o," th!e ttu n of Lamar or Arinsas y.The Valley :iipe-ige great Advaritage, L the country about Ar:mnsas Bay from the en er~.-;1ad capital (of ther-e cemdemle. It li:s becotmiu e a comnmmon sight to see ames and dro:n -rI ris, m.irehingr through our treets. Th camels are now employed in ear ying Govrmntnt, fr.ight from Powderhorn to le depot. 'ficz crry the eiurinou weight of ti;Ij pannoJns, and wii tithe grreatest ease. The igh! ofthem stam pedes all the i'r.ses and mu~es, - h-i! come with:i :iht of them. 'they are cer :ditiv not li:iui:'onlie creat ure.i. '!!e only distietion the Ar.,bs mIke belitween he camnil and dlrme..:ry is, that the one serves ur th beasts of ourdvn :mid th2 other is tii, idin ag-, Tia word drome.ary vith themi nenm~is swift1 or ohet. A lher.-, in a bri-k trol, 3:r , tip wiii !!v canmels when in a :: . -They ::p;:en'!y go slowtm, with their long :;%d r::cai-ure! Iread. but in reality they ::Ic mo S:.!meg r::pd~ly ~.hdromniedarie.s with their .Is anmd gr'gem11:; tr pin ol inl M )risk trot at tine rate of' 100 miles per day. 01Y C!s.t or CTrrN.-TVhe Ne',W York Icr.J.! t inks ithit Ilthe di.ma of Caminptmi ' iitahag our eti Uralitv iwq, while troois ire -ein1 radsd d:.i!y inl this n otrv fo-r the :aid I Waier, aid withount notice frinh this Gv. .1,t1 ut, wiIll lio Imked upon :s the sethied pur 11ole Iof I'le Unlited Statem . to i-1idly ew0rce our .tatn:ies townard Engla nd nd Other 'nropean, ate,i iat, the samne timo it) open the ilood. .:te of p:pulation towards Central Amerieo. h u hIl be reg;gded as a deliance of Enghlnd in '. e:v :n.itter of di:-pule t. thi. two Gov oron:-iuts. A diia:owmal of al nnfi:endly de signi and of all inte:;tion to d.;st urb the pe.:eeful relatizns subiting between thle two abiets will lbe ri eeived as. ain agravation of tthe tienet-, :md t 1;: prony i d ! iismissat of M"lr. Dallas amid the mtptenionii oft diolom:atic relations ar~e likely to. - ib:low. Fearrivrs riho:.t.lem~es.-Two men--ramed J-:ohl Freeze a:nd Jaimes Lawrencie, charged witlIi hr rozr-ler, in the motrst cruet m.nner, oft a ne tro boy. the proercty of t he form. r, deriamnped fromn .inelby county, Ala , -reenitly. Tihiey are. -sid to havte lhft in the directinn otf Georgia. awrezlee Is goiiio ,. )unds.:mdi is abouat I10 or 2) years oh The Seb!:m Sea t itel to:Jer-tandos that t he teit ,*-ns ..f the neigihbomrhoodm h-ve o%tred ai reward :2i .t:Mfr the ajpireheniionz of the two, or 53150iJ Ti10: ill be j.reachia:g in thme Omurt IH,::.em, i h<. n te !h Sunday~ of' this :mts:z,a: l'livr....h iteV. F.. II. ..:-, - -u ls. Tii i imi la mect::t o ith:Li Fot':r:h D):ri-min of S::-.9:. . l :i- A . sea'm will no et w it : I Mr. Io t' imrebz on Fr.a the 2;th .lune. e . ie'ry tmr;::'n t i be ;-rea!hed byEphe itt II. 1 eht. .):. .t'Qi: f,r D.esa'n-W hat are the h .st .t-> h:.. a.-d :i .rig .out the :- is of the .hurch. M. P'. G ICTZ!-:N. ilonw:::'oRt. laa so ni c No 1i c , -CONZC!A 10DG;E. Ka. 50, - 6.s . F.i.. wi! be h. I :at thzeir ltul,___ '' v der of th W. .. .kotN c. MAYSoX, scrav. Edieild Flying Artillery, - , ( U are he:-chy sumnmoned toi b..::....~ar :t yiour patriade -omal.. (at the I'nte 1Ilmuse) for a:: :1 rumet n,a iin S.'turd~ay 2Sth oin ..lunme. 'ili ::ppemar' in Summru' paint.. -.-.rd rf . C.'l NE at Jmac It fit : EO THEFlUElLIC. I iliF.::iDGEILDc lIASS 1]A ND desire to L ya wrd lor' two to the pimie. 13:. Thm.y ish perious e~tmploy ing lthem to giv. i. h hyd notwih to "see prsons~ gingi arnundi the' r pr'es -nee b'e.::ia.. this non nuia.! tha:t ti th rowe :a 1'lrt.er " to p::y the I land," the Haod anfer alt a.tin abtout hlfplee :;.t. The~y wil niot, after this d-tw. rte iro any in tahtion exceept by khmer, whih ,mtIbed directed to . S~ecrei:n-y. at Liti'-a P. (1., FElgefield District. dhThywi p!ay for no pie -tue for less thaa 0, an fm'r no master foer less than E50. Itv o.decr of the Uinndm. WM. i.OTT, Sceretary. June 11, '50. tt 2:2 He ad:-Quarter's. 7-rin Iso.:'; -rac, S. C. M. ) 1!. at~CR(. MTay :l, 1856. ( SCoiurt Mar:i:.1 wi:l lhe held -t the Old WYells, on.aturdayv the 21st da f uefo h it of dht.itetrs ofaltaand Patrml dluty. The curt illibe composed1 of theC fi'lmowing otlicers: Capmtain 1.m,: sEY:, Ca:nIAhR1) "l " ])RAw, ~ Ilietit. TjMtinloxi, lin.TO "' P::Trrr, " Im&ix Li Cr.tmuc, " Anouisox ]b ormier ofIOint. .o-rr,~SON F'. .\. CotassiaN, A djutant. .Iumne It1. t f 2 Ink~s, Inks ! ') r A CK, luhe, indeliide and Carmine, for saile .) by A . G. &T. J. T A G UE, Drtusits May 23 if 1)