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KKOWKI CO ni l 1:1:. B.03T. A. THOMPSON, Editor. TKllMJ.?]>-r nnnnm. in mlvitit ?-?. If ' Y>\vni?nt hi> ilrl'tyci! intil aftorllioptplrnliunnf tho year, !>i." ? For nit months, 7"> coin?, in n<lv nice. A< \ "Wist'mtMit* itisoi-lcil at fIto iinnal ititfH. PICKKXS C. II., S. C.: Saturday Morning, October 10, 1857. To Correspondents. Tho article of " Y index" has boon reeei ved, and w ill appear soon, although wo do not see xvlmt ean l?e accomplished hy continuing tho discussion. The patience of our readers is almost thread-hare! " Not hy Webster" is evidently personal in its allusions, and if accordingly withhold. . - P.-jRoa "Retnrnerl Tho number of rases retur;*oil for Abbeville was one hundred and fifty. Those for Anderson amounted to fifty or sixty. The exact number of eases returned for this district is two hundred and fifty! Of this number, ninety-six are writs. Making, in the -whole, an unusual amount of litigation for tlie district. Besides, tliere are numbers of unimportant State en >es to lie disposed of. Saleday. The proixmity of snledav to Court doubt less keptsonio away on Monday hint, although there was a strong representation present. The large quantity of land offered V?y the officers of tho district and others was sold at very moderate price*. The countenance t>f bidders generally indicated their knowledge of tho Money pressure that is rolling on from tho North, and which must affect us mure or less. New Advertisements. Mf>sirs .1 l> Smith St I'd of IVml have received their fall and winter stock of Goods, and are now ready to sell bargains. See their advertisement. On AVolf ('reek, near Hunter's M. (>., you will find Messrs. IXtrvrEK fc Ueacuam always ready to card your Wool, according to tho terms of their advertisement. Don't forget to read tho " Flour-y Notice" of friend Ci.avto.v, and give him a trial. The Commissioners of lloruls invito proposals for putting up inilo posts in the 2d Regiment. Rend their ndvertisemont. Attention is also called to tho sale of tho personal estate of Caleb Barton, deceased . anil other notices in our column*. The Pickensville Camp Meeting. Tlic camp meeting at I'ickensville was held during last week. The number of people in attendance was largo. Rev. Dr. Horn, Mr. Cari.isi.e and others were present, and conducted the religious exercises of tho occasion. "NVo iSiil not ascertain the number that joined the Church. In lar?;c crowds, it is not unusual to see some who are not restrained from "wrong doing," hut we do not rem Heel to linvc wit nessed such disorderly an<l riotous conduct anywhere ojl ft similar occasion, as ocounel at this place. Whiskey was doubtless at tlio bottom of it. Such a state of things should be frowned down by every good citizen, and the law applied us a corrective where nothing else will do. If good order cannot bo maintained such assemblages might be discontinued. Wheat and Ro<\ds. The Greenville Patriot exclaims ove.- the abundaacoof tho wheat crop, and notes the fact tlmmftr. i niis. uf Hits (UsiiU.t, " raised eighteen hundred bnshols, and Mr. E. P. Vbhscr, hi$ neighbor, twelve hundred. On ono aero, Mr. SitEi.oit grew lifty buahols." From the Euterpn'zr, we learn that some of tho citizens of tho district are making a now road to Greenville from Pickens. Tho route is north of tho Ligon'n bridge road, and will cross Saluda nt Cjx'b mill. Tho bridge will be free. A friend informs us tha' the road will bo superior to the old one, and the "rough aud,ruggcd" hill cast of Saluda almost entirely avoided. Good roads are indispensable to Iho development and progress of this section of country, and will ever lind in us a gtoady oncourager and defender. The Money Panic. The pressure upon the hanks and eommoreo, as we loarn through public and private sourcos, has been of short duration in the Northern section of tho country. The loss gener ally lifts boon great, nevertheless, ami has had a tendency, together vith tlic scarcity of money and tho diatmstfulnoss of tho banks, to reduco tho pric.? of cotton and provisions, ami depress trade generally. Tho panic is Tnakibg its way West, upturning in its fury business linns, private bankers, and hunks. At the date of our last number, it was in Baltimore: since, Washington, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, ami North Carolina havo ten. mo shock, anu more or less fulluros ftiid hank suspensions have taken plaeo in each of the States uu ntioncd. It is thoughtthe hank* of thin Stuio will wtathor the storm safely, though some afe not without their misgiving*. A few days will decide the matter. Meantime, courage, prudcu^o and lonionoy will effect much. Wo give elsewhere such extracts as will enable our readors to inform themselves accurately on the subject. UitTnofiAnrxo.?At a reeent sale of sfereotype plates in Now York, "A History of the struggle for Slavery Kxtension," hy Horaeo (Ireoly, cost?177, includiniE probably the nav incut to tho author, hrouglfit only $l-?. "Cnolo Tom" litoraturo i? on tho retrogrado. f.arop. Hi: m F<ost.?Tlift Now York Tftrahl think* thore woro in the hand* of jmssongorH on board as froight, ami in tlio jx>sKPssion of thr cr^w of tho Central A morion, at loant fcj/W.OOO In gjttl. j The Litest Intelligence. An nfrivnl from Enropfl brings hitor info! I ligoiico. The Hussion Kiuporor vnvs nt Ho 1 I'm. The cliolcru is rngiog nt S^oeklioli* llumlturg, an<l other pinkos, iwul proving vor futal. Tlio nionoy market throughout Kuroj is .stringent, with cotton at sternly price l'he inuU from Itulin Juu> j\rriv?<l, briiiftin intelligence <>f tho sueeeas of tlio Knglish.| Several .sorties from Do!hi hail 1 icon repulse ' with gr t losrt to the rebels?the lJritisli lot 111 Kiniri tin i wounucu >"" num. .nunnu still continue throughout the Indian countn The Nooniuoh mutineers had reached l)ulk Gen. Nicholson was daily expected from Pu jaub with Knglhh reinforcement. (lener. JIavelouk had occupied Rolnoor on the 171 : without resistance. Noma Sahib had e.sca] | e l from the city. <Jon. llavohick dofeate 10,000 rebels on the road from Lucknow, o j the 0th. The British los^ was trilling. Ca | cutta and HyderaUek were (|uiet on the 1 It ; of August. It wns e^pectod that Polhiwouli i sn-ii fail. Three regiments of native liongf infantry mutinied, wore attacked by fSenen j Floyd, routed, and 800 mutineers killed.I Mutinous plots were discovered at lienart i and other places. Gen. llavcloek defcati I Aoina oaliib m tour engagements, whereu ' on the latter drowned liiuisolf, together wit | hi.s family. There litis been u panic on t! j Paris bourse and at Vienna, and the funi i have declined. The Atlantic eulde is u> I i landed and stored at the Plymouth navy van i until next year. There were various speci lations about the imperial interview at Stu gard. It is said Napoleon wishes the t'/.s and Qtuen Victoria to meet him at l'ari Tiio Spanish ministry had tendered its resi, nation, but it was not accepted. The steamer Star of the West has arrivt j at Now York from California. She brinj j 4">0 passengers and $1,250,000 in r-pcci | The democratic party ha.i been suoccssfi j electing Woiler, (Jovornor, by 13,000 in j jority, over Stanley, black republican.?-Six .seven thousand votes were polled. The tov I 01 v oiummu iias nron uurnou, ai n loss $700,000. Tins Oregon constitutional co wft'i in uogsinn. California has vot< to pay the State debt by a large majority.Ilaressethv, th i late inciter ami refiner tho mint, and a defaulter to the extent of$1.3 000, had been detected in abstracting treu urc in the coining department. Mining o orations continue successful. The cholera raging in Ouatainahi. Corn. Col. II.vooop, of Twelve Mile, has [iresen o 1 us three . eimukable cars of corn. One i account of its length, being about fourtec inches long; another, because it changt from the pop-oorn to a coiniuo i ized ear | two years; and the remaining car, is tho Or j g m corn, white, v< ?y smooth, and recoinmei ilod for roasting and cooking grecu. r?nr.R.?Our thanks me <lne ami tender< Mr. Duui.kv Wiouinton for a demijohn tho very l?t?st culm*. " -V little more cidc eider," ?te. The Carolina Tribute to Calhoun. | We take pleasure in calling the attcuti< of the public to the following laudable pro] psition, and eouuucud it to the favor and p Iron age of every one :] "It is proposed to publish, at an early da; a compiled work, bearing the nhovo title, ati i embracing the various I'.ulogics on Calhou I by distinguished Carolinians, together wit ! Mich roportw, speeches and other papers r I aro contained in the pamphlet published b ! order of the Legislature. The proposed vo ume will thereforo be the menus of cutbalu ing nil the memories and incidents connecte with the death of Calhoun, and will be hliV : viiiuuuif, wiicinor iej?arueu as u ivitmic i dopartod worth, or as furnishing ninny eon positions ofgreat litorary excellence. 'Liicroi will bo contained the speeches in Congress i Senators Duller, ('lav. Webster, Uu:ik a?i Clemens; of Messrs. Ilolines, Winthrop. an | Venable, of the House of Representative* I the Moasnj;e of Gov. Seabrook ; the Report < the Comuiittoe of Twenty'live ; the Xarrat'u i of the Funeral Cercm mie* at Charleston ! the Sermon ol' Dr. Butler, Chaplain of ti Senate : that of Rev. Mr. Barnwell ; and tin j of Dr. Thornwell; the Discourse of Rev. M Miles: the Kulogies of Gor. Allston, Ex-Go" Hammond, lion. R. Rarnwell Rhett. 1> ! llenrv. Rev. Mr. Whyte, Prof. I'orchor, lie' Mr. doit, Hon. W. D. Porter, and other vu uuble and interoati'ig memorial. j " T!ie l? >ok is expected to make its appea i nnce about 1st next December. It wdl 1 I printed in oIeur type, on fine paper, will 1 i handsomely buind, and v 111 i: >tain an ae.:i ! rale engraving of Calhoun. Price per cop | not less than ?jl, nor more than Subscription lists uiav ho found at thepoi offices at Pendleton and this place, and on j Office. i - -? - , Married a Nr.0r0.- A correspondent, uj j derstood to be O. W. WiUictns, Esq., a me chant of Charleston, wri'iftg to tho Souther Christian Advocate, respecting Canada, say: " We saw here (at Toronto) what I nevr ' expected to witness on the American font i nent?a white lu 'y (?) married too flat no.?( unadulterated, black negro. 'l'ho womanwa ' about 2 ) years old and rather good lookin; ' The man UJ, and as nglv a darkey as you ci I er saw. An Anglo African, six months ol | was tho result of tho happy union. I askc ! her why she married a negro. Tho reply wn I that she was not the first white Womna i i Canada who ha?l married a colored nian. that it was a common occurrence, U^nfu! thcr inquiry, I learned that intermarriage b< ! tween the whites and blacks seldom occurret The Canadians are getting heartily sick < the hordes of "fugitive slaves," the alxditioi t ints from tho Unite 1 States have run ovr I there: and the government- is taking activ I measure? to get rid of their negro poj'iilatioi ! I row to dispone of them is a grave qucatior Tho free States have shut their doors again; them. Tho truth is, the African, likecottoi rice and sugar, will not flourish iVorth of Mi son and Dixon'*lino. Tho negroes look 1 tU a poor, cast-ofl', iorsakon race; and thosevei winter* ure sending many Of them to nn ui | dergronnd road.- whoro they will remain 'ti the last day. When I saw so many wrote! c<J negroes without iioniCM, and excluded Jroi their churches, railroads, omitlbuKon, etc., thought of our Methodist Ohurnhoa in Chai leaton, with their nix thousand happy colore ^ members jind of our koLIo Mit?iounri?s wh % I jeopard tlioir lives in travelling through the |. i rioe swamps, oxpesing themselves to the dead r | ly miasma, to preftoh Christ and himcrcuificd to the s!?re, How different fvoiu theAb'li' tionists, who do nil in their j>ower to fnJucc v | the slaves from their comfortable homes, aud ;e thou abandon them to want and uii*erf.? ? I This is abolition consistency! " Bleeding j Kansas" has hcen a rich theme for these im& i derground thieves, and scores of honest henr? toil men and womon_linve been "bled" to featli d ' er the pockets of those swindling impostors." I Penning? and Clippings. j Coii, Ooiiiioi'N.?We notice that our fellow i. \ citizen Col. \V. R. Colhoun, Secretary of l?cn | gation at I'aris, was in Columbia on Monday \l , last en route for Paris. Some of the papers h speak of him a< a ?<m of tlio lament oil .John [?- C. Calhoun. This is a mistake. Ho is a d nephow of that distinguished man, ami spells 11 : his name with an n in the tirst syllable. '* j llr.sriTKD.?The Chester Slamlnrd learns '* . that Woody T. Carter has obtained from the ' J (jovornora respite of his execution for the l' ' killing of Jaiucs Gibson, until the 27 th ofNo| veinber next. H .\5iii.>iiTiiK, I.', v.,, ocjK. ou,?ivuvices ro-| 'j I cuived horo tfvdaj- from Utah, state that five i ' hundred kegs of powder have been capture.1 '' | from the Mormons. The Mormons threaten I '* I to eut off tlie army supplies on the route to 10 I Utah. 's I 1'irr.?-On the 22d ult., there was n deslP truetivs fire iu Plymouth, n. c, The loss ' | wai about $150,000; very large for ko small a 1 nloce. It is not known how the fire was start" , led. ir ? - :?' . . i Moniment.?Tiie oitueiiHof Ouilford, Co., s. ' ; N. 0. are devising ways and means for the ? purpose of oreeting a Monument to the nicinjorvoftJen. Nathaniel Greene, of the Revolu3 tionary army. rrH I , . " ' * | iVuat Next??A cowhiding scrape took j' j place in Richmond, Ya., on Tuesday last, in j which, according to the Di.s/ia/rh, " a female I* ) walked into t lie affections of a young man, to the tunc of twonty-fivo." 0f Tiik I,ast Financial Panic.?The last n- great financial revulsion was begun in 18117, ,,1 ; with the suspension of the United States llauk _ and all tho ?State Hanks, and ended in 1840, nf j the very one that begun the w:ir Within (j. those years 30,000 houses broke, and took the u<5_ ) bankrupt law of 18-U. Their debts amounj,_ teil to $100,000,01)0?their assets to almost j t nothing. A Laiu.k Famii.v.?In the Kly Cemetery is I orcctcd a grave stone, on which is the follow j ing inscription: "To the memory of MrI Richard Worstcr, who dic<l May 11th, 1^50: m , * r I also to the memory of luu twenty two aons five I daughters." These twenty-Ffeven composed the whole of Mr. Wor.ster's family, but not one remains. The mother of them all still 0r.vos, and is in good health, verging on "the .ii - i . . >> i uiiuuu11 11u1u. j(j SrN day.?By different nations every day ,,p in tho wook is put apart for public worship, viz?Sunday by the Christians, Monday by th Grecians, Tuesday by the Persians, Wednesday by the Assyrians, Thursday by the Egyptians, Friday Ijj- the Turks, iiiul Saturday by the Jews. ft- Skverb Sentence.?On Wednosdny, in the New York Court of (ioneral Sessions, Judge v, Russell sentenced John Ilennigan for knoekin* a man down in the street ami robbing || t? e ? him of ^5 to forty years' imprisonment. Flenin n'gan is only 21 years of a,";e, and this was v his second offence. Judge llussell seems to have very little luercyon rowdies. il i Tub " Rkuci.atoi?s."-?In Florida recently. ;p a number of gentlemen formed themsnUfOs into a Company of "regulators" to rid tho ;(l c nmtry of a tot of rascals, who wa? disturh;if ing them and stealing their property. The d I parties met and a fight ensued, when two men ' and one woman was killed, and four men and one infant severely wounded. e 1'ivK Lives L >st.?A boat was upset near Deer Island, Mo., on the 15th tilt., and five ^ persons drowned. r. Tnr. Ostrich.?After numerous unsuecessv* fitl trials, the natural iiieitbation of ostrich e ^gs, ha? it is said, just boon accomplished nt 1- the government establishment at Algiers, and i ii i fiijtiut now oxims inai uicsc Dims rnny ue j r" ! reared in a (lom<$8tic Mate. i0 j .? ?? ,c \ Fkkkinc; tiik North.?Within the last ton | I-j or twelve days fifteen hundred or more fat j .v heevos, and a number of sheep and hogn frora 1 Itlie Valley and southwestern unities of Virginia, havn passed through Winchester on r i their way to northern markets. f | The Charleston- Hanks.?The Mcrcurf/ j says: Wo are authorized to Mute that A conference was held yesterday afternoon by the " Presidents of all the Ranks of this city, and Pthat a resolution to continue .specie payments 'r j was unanimously adopted. >( i j\ ^akoi,iman ia>?t.? 1 lie t;iioator S/oiiii< \ (Jiirit says that I)?itnl>l McDonald, Assistant ' ' | Engineer, and son of .Mrs. McDonald of C'!ioj?- j I ! tar, is onoof tlioso who nre repotted to hare ,1 boon lost at tho linking ?T the steamer <Vn-I ,s tral Amcrien. u j (mjli'lf.Tr.p.?Tho North Eastern Kail road ! p. has been cunplotcd, and tho passenger and i freight trains arc now running regularly from 1- Charleston, connecting with the Wilmington J and Manchester Kailrond. !r ' Discrkditaiii.e.?Mr. Coleman, a school | o tcaehorin tho Navy Yard, ?t Mompiiin.Tcnn., >' was mrthbed by his scholars on Frid.'.y week i ' | becauso of his nso of a cowuido in touching , , i the "young i<loa how toftlioot/'- 'i'hoy attacked him witH a shower of hrick-Mffl and 0 othor mltwileH, hut did hirn no ftcrioutffiijury, Iloo CflOT.KUA.?I>r. J. K. Mmilovo, a din11 tinguishod phy?ir.iuii of TonncxMO, says that j i- "hog cholora," wliioh in destroying ho many ! 'j Hwino throughout tho went, i* a (!inea?c of the ' r. lung*, and not oholora as generally nupjtnseri. ,j Ho thinks il? cause is evidently <>f ;vtm<>Mj>her-; o ic origin. i 4? TakmSq tiik Numiiek ox tub Staks.?A most magnificent and interesting work in now being issued at Paris, a complete map of tho honvons, so fnv us our knowledge goes, prepared under tlio auspice* of tho Imperial Observatory. It is to cousist of sixty livo plate*, each ono of which indicates the position of i 25.525 stars of tlio third magnitude,or 1,059,12") in all. LoNiiBvirr.?Two instances of remarkable longevity have just been recorded. A Turkish manufacturer of toys, residing near Constantinople. died a few duvs since, aired 113, and a lady belonging to n rich family of j bankers in tho saino city, died at Smyrna, a god 117 year?. Dun..?A duel was fought near Iiouvonvvartli, Kansas, August 31st, between lion. ; W. I*. Tain, ofGa., ami (Ion. Euston, editor i of the Leavenworth ItcraUI. Weapons, rifles?distance, thirty yards?result?nobody hurt. Fjilukes.?Since the monetary panic commenced, with the Ohio Life and Trust Company, there have been one hundred and two business failure*, suspensions, &e., in New York city, and forty iu Philadelphia. A Fact.?An exchange says, " the Chica- j g> Ledger, a full flooded lllack Republican j paper, is out in favor of nominating sonic wjro for the Presidency in I SCO."' Hot.?The London Times declares May. i June, July, and August to have be?n (lie | hottest months ever experienced in Kngland. 4' SoMk Prmi'K V'j."?Tho editor of the Suffolk, va. Stitt tells of a gigantic pumpkin j brought to his office by Mr. Joseph Kloy, of ! tin- Isle of Wight?measuring "> feet -I inches ' in circumference, ."> feet 8 inches in length| and weichinx i>ouiids. I _ Fat.vi. "Ah.ur."?The Newberry Mirror ! of Friday, says: '"In au alfair whichooourreJ j last night in Mollohon, wo understand Mr. Win. Denson was killed hv Mr. Chas. Pot)hoii. We have not reeoived any particulars. Stv.vToni.vi. Hmnohs Dkcmnkd.?Gov. J. I If. Hammond declines to bcoome a candidate | for the ('nited States Senate, saying "to comj ntenee, as it would he, a political carecr at j fifty years of ago is impossible." Diking Oct.?Monnouisin in New York city | has run out; the Mormon newspaper is dead; I and when t lio congregation gathered in their I meeting house in liroome-st. on Monday, they wore told there would be no inure Mormon preaching there. Coi.. Pickens.?The S/nnfau says, wo have ' had the pleasure of treeing Col. Pickens at the Palmetto llouso, in this town, ?>n Thursday 1 last. Ho was looking very well. Ho avows himself a ' candidate for the United States Senate. Xkw York, Got. 1.?The boiler of the ; Knickerbocker Plaster Manufacturing CVmJ puny, exploded this morning, killing onw per | s >n and dangerously injuring others. It is j b 'lieved that several others are under the ; ruins. Tho loss is estimated at ?25,tXJ0. Elections in CXtodkr.?Elei lions for State officers will take place on the second Tuesday io ()<>tnVii>r in Pnniiwlv.i?tio fltiin .....1 !..?.< Iii tlio snmc month elections tako place in i Mississippi and Minnesota. The Oongres-1 sional elections clo.^e in Novombcr, with Ma- J ryland and Louisiana. Tho election in Karsns, for torritorial officers, took plat e on la.st Mouday. , A Yai.u AOt.f! II.ir.sk.?It is stated that the I ownerofthc eolebrated racing.stallion, "Ethan Allen" refused $25,000 for him at the great ! horse fair at Elmirn. New York. Tho horso | has netted his owned over $10,000 the. proaI ent year, and has made his mile in 2 minutes and :U hceOuds. TUB CcNtHAb AMEKUM Hki.U.F FUND.-TIIC sums collected in New York in aid of the sufferers by the wrccked steamer Central America amounted, Tuesday, to $10,702. J Tub Crops or Nr.v York.?The crops of tho State of Now York, this year, are estinia* ! tc?l at 20,000,000 bushels coru ; 14,000,000 d->. wheat: 30,01)0,000 ih>. oats : 4;000,(K)0 tons | hay ; 1,000,000 liogn ; 3,000,000 ?ftttle; ?,.r?00,. j 000 sheep ; 40,000 tons hut tor, and 25,000 do. ' cheose. New York, Oct. ?The barque Bremen has arrived at this port, haying on board three persons from tho \rrcok of the Central America. They woro picked up after being eight <1u~h allout without food or water. Gen. 11 ask em..?lien. Win. T. lliutknll, of Tonn., a diRtin??ui>diod And eloquent man,has bocomo hopolcjsl v insane. He has heon placed in tho lunatic asylum at Lexington, Ky. A Queer Case.?In tho United States district Court in Philadelphia, tho ?*o.mp of Quartermaster Reynolds, charged with defaulting the government to the amount .of $130,05)0, the jury yesterday returned a verdict that the government on tho contrary was indebted to the defendant over $100, and judgment was entered in hi* favor. Hxatv Fraud.?The American Sunday Seliool Union in Philadelphia hnu recently (lUiooverod that notes and acceptances of tho lnuird amounting to nearly $S9,000, have been j circulated without authority. A card has I been prepared, disowning them, and nssert| ing that the l>oard in not responsible for their payment. _ TnE J<kvmo>; Cabb.?Jfho argument of the 1 Lemmon case wascouiuieucod bojbro tbe full branch of tho Now Xoik Supreme Court yo$terday. Mr. O'Conor to npjmur for tho <Stntf : of Virginia, and Mr.?J. Blunt and Mr. tivurtti for tho people of New York. " Wii.n Cat 11anu6."-?There are eight " wild cat" banks in Georgia, to wit: Merchant*' Rank of Mat'on. Interior Diutlt.Oriffin. Lagrange Hank, Lagrange. Bank of CJrooimboro', UroQariwro'., Southern Rink, j *l? 41 Bainbrid^e. Chorokcc Insurunro and Banking Company, Diiflon. Planters' nod Moolinuics' Baltic, Dalton. North Western Bank, Riitgold, Oa. Broke.?Manufaoturortf* and Mechanics' Bank Columbus. Secon d Crop.?The N.?rf?ilk Arftii* says : < Many of tho fruit trees In this section have bloomed tho second time thin year. Apple mid pear trees )iavo been twice in full bloom. Oi? Saturday wo wore c' wn an apple, one of tho second crop of n tree in the garden of a gentlomnn in this city. ?? j - --i - " o on fi % yr? m ?swots. Correspondence of the Keoweo Courier. I'iiiijai>kr,i'ii 1 a, Sept. 27, 1857. Dear Thompson : 1 1**1*1 the Frdonil city by tho live o'clock train, ?nd arrived in the "Monumental City" about sun-down. Wo stop but a few minutes, and take the train again for tho city of "Drotherly IjuVu," at winch placs wc arrived at eleven o'clock, P. M., and stoppedat theOirard House, which is the fashionable Hotel of the city. The house was so much crowded tlmt I had to take a room with two other gentlemen, one from Virginia and the otlior from (Jcorgin. W c were all strangers, but we soon became acquainted and formed quite n pleasant little parly. TlieOiraad house is a little world within itself, but my opinion is that we pay a big price fur very little. We don't have to pay only for what we eat, but we have to pay for the, silver plate we look at, while we are eating, and for the great array of servants that are performing military ovolution; around the room. HM._ _ii ..L i.: it i ..j ii* 1 ill' ctli'UMowi mi'Jin x it'll urn: at mi.** time is the suspension of the Hanks. On Friday there was a run made upon every Hank in the city. Hv some means n panic was gotten up, and every person tliat held notes put off to the Hank to have them redeemed, and in a tow hours the crowd assembled around the Hunks amounted to thousands?every man trying to force his way in to get silver for his notes. This scene very much resembled the rush to the ticket wagon of;: circuHor toa "candidate's treat" on election day. Yesterday morning every Hunk in the city suspended specie payments, and the excitement in commercial circles is great. It is thought that tliev will resume irivnient airain in a few days. I am very much pleased wifli the city of Philadelphia, but being a little unwell yesterday, I did not visit many objects of interest. In the evening I took a .stroll on Client nut-street to look at the beatify and fashion of the place, and the number of people that arc to be soon on the streets is immense, almost fabulous. In iuv ramble I visited Washington sipiaro, a beautiful park, shaded with noble old ehns nnd laid off in beautiful gravel walks. Although it is in the heart of the city,"you may sue the squirrels jumping from tree to tree and playing upon the grass, picking up such fruits as the juveniles throw to them. T also visited Union nark, the old II. S. Hank. In dependence Hull, &e. I may spca 1c again of what is here to he seen. (}. Xkw VoiiK,?Srpt. 20, 1 Xi"?7. Dour 'J'hompwn : I have now been in Gotham two days, and have seen the "elephant" in all his parts, as ho is to he seen only* in New York.' It is truly a jjreat city, and amongst its one million eight hundred thousand inhabitants, we must expect to find all sorts of people. 1 arrived here on Sunday night, and on Monday morning act out oo a tour of sight-seeing. The lirst place I visited n:' Wall-street, and was shown by a friend through the customhouse and the Merchant's Exchange. The magnitude of these plaec.< beggar* description. To pivo you an idea of the mapni iuuuui nm ch*?oiu-iioiiso, i i'.hkcu a iricnd, who had lived hero all liiH life, to assist m<> in looking for our friend, C. K. (Iat.t.ENi>i:k, wln? in now in tlie cusfoin-hou.se, and we .searched for two hours and could not hear of him, much less sec him. We were referred from one apartment to another until we got tired and finally abandoned the search. The Merchant's Kxohange is a great building, costing oi|0 million eight hundred thousand dollars to build it. In the afternoon I rode up town to Fifth Avenue, where the rich nabobs live. This is the prettiest part of town. In the afternoon, I went to Niblo's Garden and saw the Fnntomiiuo of .Banco. This afternoon t t- % " * i viHiieu j>arnum r iUtviniim nmi aaw all the curiosities of that, grout humbug, but let it bo humbug, or what else you may call it, ho shows more for "a Quarter," thiiu any other showmau over did. In addition to the Museum, he him a regain r Thentre, where entertainment* are given twice a day. The notorious Mrs. Cijnnjngiiam in hero exhibited (in a wax figure) to the public. I also saw her in Philadelphia. Here you may nee the rov?l families of England and France, and nil of our great men front (Ion. Washington down to Fn.vnk PlKUCK.? In the Philadelphia Museum there wait one thing that appeared to mo a singular disyo* niuoii iitiiuu ui iii .'ih! iigiirui; ji was mat N.ii'OLKOjf BoNAt'AKTK niul Lord Wkt<IjINoton wero standing near each other, with Santa A nxa between them. Wheththey wero intentionally placed ho or not I, did not loam. You have frequently read of great maw? meetings held in thft Park. Well, one of these great meetings of the Democratic party is now being heldj and tho meeting in to bo addrewed by a nnU?]>or of great Mion, and one of thorn is now speaking in twenty yards of where I am sitting. The cannon havo been firing for the last Iwo wninj, hiiu a a oxen nanus or /?lu*ic playing nil the trmo, and tho number of pcoplo howr Hi the park is beyond cstimnto. One of tho most interesting Rights thnt in to be seen here, is to walk up Uroadjvnv and look nt the people. It looks hh if it impossible for them oil to |w?hji find repat^ and ugt ruti'3?rer one another; yet, 1 ? '.t" fa.*.'-. V | very few accidents happen, I have seen 1 but two horses Uillotl yet by. lx?ir>pr run ! against by vehicles. To cross HmyT. way is next, filing to mi impossibility.? I liuvo waited for fifteen minutes nt n time before I could seo n chance to run across. The money panic licre is very great.? (\mlidcnce is entirely gone. .South ('nyo: linn money would not bring fifty ets. in the'' } dollar on Wall-Street to-day. f was for twenty-four hours without a cent in my i pocket t.hat would pass. 1 finally passed oira little at a heavy discount. I preaont! cd some Drafts this morning, which were I protested. Such times have never been experienced bofore in the memory of (lie oldest inhabitant*. It is to be hoped that it will U"t extend ir'outh, but ! a;u afraid we will feel it next spring My impression is, tlint confidence will be restored here in a few days, and business will go on. I ^ will close and go cut to the muss meeting. , (5. roll Tlf K KKOWKF. COL'It IE II. .V"/'. h'dtlnr: I have ninny friends. in tlio j Distric t who may, or may not haw aspira, tions for it sput in the State .Senate, and who . ,1** l?f llwHittntvnv iiiwl mir in that position : but with the utmost ncfcr| cnco to the opinion of other*. and without tho Sltglib'.Mt disparagement to the qualification* | n'i?l claimsPoffather* Equally worthy, lain inclined to favor the rlaimH of Col. A. l\ (\u: lints', wlnwo nomination nppeit.fcd in your ! paper :i work or two ago. 1'bo name, po?ij tion in soeioiyi talents, urbanity of manlier* j and gontloifianly deport muiit would, it is ! thought, give us a standing ami influence in j tlu. Senate' which uoiio other could hope to ' K-iin, and which might bo envied by the most j wealthy ami intelligent district in the State. | And hi* election would undinibtly ben crodit ' ti the intelligence of our or.cn deride.1, but improving pe iple. l*\?r the<e and other con. s'nlorations, which will nucircst thonisclvoM to j the patriotism of those who would he willing j t > occupy the place, it is respectfully suggesto 1 (hut they aw?pend their eluims for the benefit of our growing district. Most respectfully Hiibiuittol. I'lCKKNsvn.ir.. Latest News from India. lijf Tt tcgritph to the. Cork Constitution, of t/ir 17tfi of September. , General Uavclt>ck's force for re-oecupntiou of Oawnpore hud in eight days ninrched j 120 miles imd tbuglit four actions with I Nona Sahib's army, against oucrwheljning | odds, in point of numbers, and had taken i twenty-four guns of light calibre, and that, ' t<?o, in the month of July, in India. On i the morning of ti.,? 17th July, theft, ,e 1 _i i /' rt>i" i i uiiiiuiii u iiim \ ju iic soui-nav; rowing spectacle which then presented iti self to thein,be.gg.ivrt description. A whole ^ ; Kile n n -nacre had been perpetrated by the i fiend, Netin Sahib. Kight offiecfrt r.nd { (.) : men of llcr Majt sty's M-ith Regiment, scvj enty ladies and 121 children of ller Maj1 csty'n second foot, and tlie whole. .European ! and Christian population of the place, including civilians, merchants, pensioner#, and their families, to the amount of 400 persons, were the victims of this Satan The courtyard in front of the Assembly n.-.1.:..1. v.....I o_i.ii. i. i c. i * . in iimii.ii iirim i.uil w ll.ml ll.MM II If , quarters, and in which flu; women had boon j imprisoned, w..h riwimmiug in }?!ck>c1. A i largo number of women and ehildrcn, who i had been cruelly snared after the crnitula! tioa for a woino into than instant death, j had boon barbarously slaughtered On tl'?* !'previous morning; the former having bcon Stripped naked, and then jjcheadcd and thrown into a well, mid the latter having boon hurled down alive upon their butchered mothers, whoso blood roelcod on the mangled bodies. Only Tour escaped, the wife of ? mercliftnt and three othera. (leu. Ilaveloek, in a do* patch to tho k Governor (icneral, says that ".Nona Sahib had drowned hiniHolf, with his family. Jin had an intention of going to l.ncknow, but, when he pot an far as the river, the cavalry and infantry deserted hitti. They are ail gone oft', after destroying their arms, to their different homes. Tawnpore is r? \v as (jniet as Allahabad." Haisk Mohk Foop.?The New York 1? i " ? * * i o*i, gives some "nuvico to tlio ii 1 lory of tho soil," from which wo take tho following | sensible and timely remarks r Tho revolt in India is the harbinger of famine; one hundred and eighty millions of httman creatures will need lariro supplies of food from the products of other regions. Tho army of India, tho transport fleet for thut army nud its supplies, are necessities growing out of the dihturbed .state of thai great English dependency, will call for much of our surplus beef, pork and Hour. Tho two last unwed articles are the product of every year, hut beef requires years of nourishment before it is ready for use. The wicked, wan toft cvasto of breeding povs - Jfc I or, winch i* the bOSOtUpg fin of AuiOticuu furmcys, ought to In cheeked. I'very fur* mor outfit to bo requiredto give nu account of himself who kilia a fonudo calf. W<* ought to preserve every "cow calf" for five years to come. JJy thfy roothod wo might noon have a aupply of beef, not only for ovirselvCH, but for any emergency abroad. Eoc kn trio mbk?#.?Tho Andover (Mhim?.) Adrert'iHer tells a istory of a woman belonging tothat town, who bad a falling on t with her husband, and threatened to drown hcraolf in tho "great pond." licr |nw- **' .band was not at flint alarmed, bnt at length ..u? .1! * mio ium|ipi<ireu ; woon m*r honnet nnd whawl woro diHCoveml nt tho vrntor'n edge, the nlnrni i?nrend throughout the neighbor* hood, and diligent wjaroh w?r instituted.? Several pcrpoiw were engaged in drugging in the pond, grappling iron# wore brought into roonisitiou, Dut to no purpose^ All / ofl'ortH, however, proved nWtivu, nnd tho AnxiouH onea woro about to give up in donpnir, wlicnlo! nnd bohokt? Iho loat ono ?fi nptK-flVed, safo nud j?ound. Hho lutd boon \ xp]lf?'l it* n lliuiknt ?!??. ?1. I - ... .. r- Villi WflUlf* "V j affair, an?l wmgratolntcil hornelf on haying c?miq it over tlicui, K|te |