Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, December 04, 1858, Image 3

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KEOWEH ( or 111 EH. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor. [' TKUMS.?per annum. in advnnrc. If 11 pay moil t l??s ?l?lnye'l until ul'ioi- tlic oxpinilion of 1? ho,veil1, .$-.00 For ."ix months, 7.? coins, in adjunct. 01 Advertisements inserted :\t tliotisunl rnt<\?. (> sc..-. m PICKENS C. II., S. C.: Saturday Morning, December 4, 1858. U' Absent. 11 The Enirou lias boon ncocssarily absent the lust two wcolts. Muring this time, Jos. nI J. Norton*, E.^p, bus hud clmrgo of tbo pnjior. ami bis most acceptably filled its columns. Our Mte return prevents our dovot- ! J* iug the usual time and attention to this inuu- i 'i her; and for this indulgence is nskod, with j r;i the usual promptness promised for the future. ( lfl PorlT Jv The first drovo of Western hops passed through the village this week. A few sales were made at six cents, gross. With the ? number of pork hogs in the country, the price c< ' is considered high, and the article will prob- Cl ably rate lower when othor droves arrive. Tho Governor's Messago. Wc spread before our readers the annual jiio.wftga of (ijv. Ai.ston. It is lengthy ami treats 111 vitily of domestic concerns. His Ex- 'l colloncy urges his rccommondations with ^ earnestnoss and logical force. His remarks a on the railroad and kin .red measures will \ '' he road with interest. We commend the c mossugo to our readers. Legislative Elections. The Legislature has oleoted Messrs. W. II. ^ Pvrkkr Commissioner in Equity for Alibe- I1 \ille district. C. B. Faiuikii for Colleton, II. v A. Mkbt/.b for Loxingtou, ami Uouekt A. 11 Tuompso.n for I'iokens. From Columbia. The Logislatnro <>f South Carolina convou- 11 ?I, in Columbia, on Monday the 22d ultimo, j The House of Kopresentatives concluded its q organization on tho Wednesday following, '1 when the Speaker announced tho Standing h Committoos. On Thursday, (gubernatorial J' thanksgiving day) both houses listened to an t( appropriate sermon from llov. Mr. Darn- V wem., which was delivered in the reprosen- d tativos' hall. Up to Saturday, the day we left the capitol, hut little had been done if tc wo except the presentment of petitions, m v mortals, and " siic.h likft nimnrs " Simon timo number.* of bills, mostly of a local na- t, turo, have been introduced. Tlioso of inter- y est to the people generally will be up for con- b sideration at an oarly day, when we shall be ' prepared to give the result attending each. Several ballotings have boon bad for United States Senator, without arriving at an o election. We subjoin tho result thu3 far: u First Hai.i.ot.?J 11 Adams, 30; J L Man- f, ning, *24 ; (J (j Mcmminger, 23; ! McQueou, 23; li 11 illicit, 2.'?: James Chcsnnt. 21 : J A Woodward, 4; W W Boyco, 1 ; M Grogg, 1; I 11 J ]' Carroll. 2 ; A 1' Calhoun, 1. i ^ Second Bai.i.ot.?J H Adams, 37; C (! c Mcmmingor. .'JO; 11 1? llhott, 121; J McQueen , 22: Jauics Chesnut, 21; ! L Manning, 20. .. Third Ballot.?J II Adams, 4o ; .J L Man J1 ning, 21; 11 B Rhett, 19; Jm Cliosnut, lo; J ii McQueen, 19; C G Mennninger, 27; J P Carroll, 2. Fourth Ballot.?J 11 Adams, 47 ; C G Mcmmingor, 32; J L Manning, 26; .John Mc- 2 Queen, 22; James Cho.snut 17; R B lthett, 10; L M lvcitt, 4; J 1' Carroll, 3. ^ Messrs. Ik ay, Allen' and Gist aro the j, prominent candidatos bofore the Legislature u lor Ujvcrnorof tho State?the chancoa being j in favor of tlio formor gentlemen. v Mr. IIeed, tho indofatigablo Solicitor of the Wostorn circuit, has opposition in the person j of Col. Cami'iiei.l, of Greenville. m A measure of great importance, before the T,n(?islature. is that of further State aid to f tho Blue llidgo Railroad. The opponents of fc. v?iv> |/iv|uut guiiuruiiY uuinjwio I.H13 prauucft" g( bility of tho ontorprisc, but many of them cj will nevertheless vote against it. Tho im- ;s prcjsion is that tho desired aid can bo obtained, though it is by no means certain.? This appropriation of one million of money, j| and porhaps more, is noooisary to complete tho road, and should not be withheld. 'p| A case of decided interest is pending in tho w Fo.lcral court. The crow of the slave brig Ki.I... w mi ir;?i c.r r.. 1 ?? " " o j CI ia tlio slavo trade. Tlio trial will consume j i1(: much time, both parties appearing detorm- ]>j inoil to contest every inch of vantage ground. Ci Progress is making with the new State Ju lioiHC. The walls of tho first utory aro up, and there is much material prepared for the eecond. Years will yot he consumed in its ^ completion. Tho amount expended in its orcction this year is $295,004.80. When 1~1 *1 -III I- - - - I ' ? wuipiotvut lb nm uo IV spiCOill'.l ClllllC.?HO 1 JJJ omnincnt to Colombia, and a world-enduring 01 monument to the liberality unci munificcnce m of tlio Commonwealth. to Tlio material of which the Legislature is composed is two-thirds now, with ft goodly number of loung Americans therein cmimo- m rated. Tlio sternly conservative character of tli the Senate is fast yielding to tho moro prnctical realities of onlightened legislation, in- n fusod by tho genial minds of youth and mid- i a| die ago that aro coloring its portals. Both | tf acsare composed 01 1100 iooiciq|[ mon, order- ij' ly in tlioir deportment and gcntlomanly in n their manners. There is talont, combined |, with high business rpmnifications, in botli cl branches of tho legislature: the lower house, P' lijwever, is noted for these characteristics. ' CI Tho Pickens delegation vrero at tnolr posts a} : romptly discharging thoir duty. Ouo of di the number, Mr. CuKnftY, Trns confined to 01 ? , t ... if im room ior a any or two, by cold, but wa* j0 ipnproving when wo loft. In Such of the proceedings as aro of interest h< cc.n bo found in our co1umnq?,r ft ? - -v.? Tim democratic majority in the United $tatcs Senate is teu. th College Honors. Slncc Monday lu^t says tho Carolinian, ic l'aculty of tho South Carolina College tivu boon cagugod in the aunual cxaniinii- | un. Tho following aro the honors and np- j >intinontn in the Oraduatir.g Class : first Honor?E 11 Hoist. Second Hon- ' ?Orimkc Hhott. First Appointment?A | Moore. Second Appointment?C C I'iuk- ! J ?y, ' Third Appointment?T 1' Gadsden.? ( mirth Appointment?Isaac llayno. Fifth t , ppointmcnt?W W !,egare. Sixth Ap- I >intmeiit?Mt Hover. Seventh Appointment: ! 1 Wallace. Eighth Appointment?E H l'cr- | " . . I < The entire class, numbering forty-tour, wc , e pleased to Btute, bus graduated. Favors. Th? efficient Comptroller CS on oral, Col. T. i \ Pickens, lias our thanks for his report to Legislature. It merits attentive eonside- , ition ; and, as the pcoplo of tlio State should ivcatigiuo uie condition of their finances, i c shall draw on its pages soon for sonic mat'rs of interest to them. "Wo are also indebted to the publisher, Mr. L. Bryan, of Columbia, for an interleaved ! jpy of tho "Southern Almanac." Its calilations arc made for the meridian of Chariton, and its pages contain much other valable statistical information. " An appeal to the State Rights party of mth Carolina," in pamphlet form, has been ( mvarded to us. It contains the letters of I istinguishcd gcntlcmon, vend at the Honiiam t>il McQit:en dinners. They nro preceded y an ill-a?lvised prefatory article from y Greuu, Esq., on the politics of tlie day. A friend furnishes us with a copy of tho 1 Report of tlie Board of Commissioners of j Vee Schools to tlie citizens of Charleston, resented July 5, which wo have found cry interesting, lie has our acknowledge* lcnts for his kindness. .Law and Equity. The following gentlemen havo been ndlittod to tho bur in this State : John L Addison, Edgefield : P 1) Bowlcf. Idgolield: Loudon liutler, Edgefield ; A T lavis, Spartanburg: T JI Cooke, Orangeburg: 1 E Dudley, Marlboro; / 1) Ferguson. Cliariston ; J D Oarlingtou, Lauriv.is ; L 1J llalnuiuist. Barnwell; Daniel W Johnson, Marloro ; N D Johnson, Marlboro; DO Meln)sb. Darlington ; W. J McKcrall, Marion ; j / J Ready, Edgefield ; \V D ltobinson, An- | crpon; Those below named have also been permitid to practice in the Equity Courts of tho j tato: j i\ lirown. ijimrons ; -'us M Davis, Caniimi ; .J .) Davis, Dickons; D U Duncan, Sparuiburg;J Jjn (jvio Ferguson. Charleston; V S Iludgins, L-uirnnsi ; J F l/.lar, Orangcurg; 0 0 Lainotte, Laurens; Z C Pulliam, 'ickens. New Advertisemeuts. 'Die Military School at Yorkville is soon to pen, under promising auspices, ami we comlend it to the patronage of the public. For ' .irthcr particulars, see advertisement. A change of schedule lies been made on lio mail atago lino between Anderson nnd aliens, Oa. Messrs. Saui,teR& Ivvarcthc ontractors, and their performances givogenral satisfaction. It is the most direct pubc route to the West. Examine their card i our columns, and give it a trial. General Intelligenco. an !?l. -l-i? x- 11 uuiu iUViAitu, Itll UlUf3 10 uiu 1st ult., is announced. French and Spunill fleets were off Yora Cruz. The fighting otween the different factions continuo.? crote had been surrendered to the liberals, rithout bloodshed. (Jon. Mirabon had nrved in the city of Mexico. The liberals fere occupying Zacetecas. Zulougo was losing contributions and repairing fortificaons. The liberals have been successful at lany points. 'PI... -1 * P * ' " .mi} swMunur mnen is 111 lrom Jiuropo.? I i he sales of cotton for the week amounted ^ 40,000 bales, at previous prices. Breau- i uft'i wore dull sale and provisions were doming. Tlio political news by this arrival unimportant. The recent attempt made by (ion. Walker i ( > sail with a filibustering expedition from | [obile, for Nicaragua, has been frustrated ? j tho officers of tho federal government.? ic men dispersed, and Walkor started, it < as said, for Washington. j 1 The passage from Now Orleans to San Fran- j ! sco, via tlio Isthmus of Tchuantepec, can j i >\v ho made in twelve days. The steamer i < icific brings over $2,01)0,000 in gold from < vlifornia, with (? ">() passengers. The min- 1 g news continues favorable. The Legislature- M ; T-hft fllinslnr SUn min > // in ' .a, ... .../v.viu^ niu nuiiv. tforo tho present session of the Legislature, id the elections it will liavo to make, says : < Perhaps tho moat important vacancy to ho lod, and most oertuinly tho one in Avhioh ' lr people now manifest the deepest feeling I ul interest, is that of Unite<l States Sena- | ,??i r... ii.:. ?i.~ ..e - . , itnu iwi mao imuvu um; ildlllCS Ul KUYOriU istingniahod anu influential gentlemen have \ on mentioned, llut wo doi not here prone todiseiiBB tlio names and character of dividual who may have boon spoken of by 1 icir friends, or who may have boon brought i rward by their families, or even by themlvo?, ns possessed ofovory virtue and havig every ipialification, moral and intellectuI, for thin offieo. Wo would merely urge j pon tho Legislature tho necessity of being j u i iuuviay uiiiriiuiinoioa?entirely ir\Uepen9nt i.n it? choice. Let a man bo selected, f> matter how humhlo his origin, nor what is name, to represent not a party nor a iquo in tho State, hut to represent the poole of South Carolina. Lot us neither oloot ?r reject a man on any of thoso iimgnitiml, trivial issues, which have been lately gitated in somo sections of our State; let us , rop all these, ai least for a tinio, and forgot ir little homo animosities in tho graver and eightier business immediately ]>efore us: t us soloQt t<> bo tlio colleague of ilannnonu ! tho United Stiitot Senate, one who, in l >a?l and heart, in principles awl politic*, in i trt:o Southern man. a hona fide Carolinian. i t ?- ?. Tiik navigation of i'rasor liver lias been . .11 .! - IUW II OjH'll IU UII UiUlUUS., -* V. Jw The Fair- fry ond6> TheChemiv Gazette, in winding i iuz?*<I bv tiolo on the lato State fair, vory (J ' and thoj and truly remarks: ^ triumph' " Wo will wiy a word, in olof" ' ?-{jroun vast throng of visitors to the v to the vi The Colombia papers gavo tho* dividual. Wednesday at 10,000, which . | exaggeration. It is a nun prosumj ... ~ rY:U I >ll? .... ? * ? >- 1 i..v/ Tiniwio, u|/vu 4?n npt'iiv UUCI1) fften wo have tho pum of $200,000 loft ill Columbia by the country people preseut. Now a word about accommodation. To say tlmt it was inadequate would not express the rcility ; and, if ouv Columbia friends desire the succossof the institution, they must prepare, in some way, fur these extra occasions. | Locstinn f!bnnrrod. ?? ^ , 'i hos. J. Kcclks, Ksq.. has removed Ins , ' journal to Indian Land, York district, where ( ' it will bo published under the title of the hr ilinn Lawl Chronicle, at $2 a year. Mr. E. carries with him, in his new enterprise, the best wishos of tho fraternity?oilitorial, of which he is a most worthy member. Activity ov tub Si.avk Trade.?The Washington correspondent of tho Now York Herald buys: "Advices were received to-day at the Navy Department from the sloop-of-war Dale. She had recently arrived at Aero, on the ' Southwest coast of Africa, having left Porto Prnja on the .'50th of August, and touched at Uapc t'almason tlie l it!) of September. Tito oflicers and crew weic all well. It was expected that tlie Dale would leave Acra in the course of tho next twenty-four hours, to cruise along the coast to Loando, and thence proceed, by way of I'm to Praya, to tlie United States. At date of writing, tho British steam sloop-of-war Conflict was lying at Acra j Tho slave trade in those waters is being extensively carried on. Tho commanding uffi- ( cor of tho British sloop stated that his vessel had captured three shivers during the last six months, and that the whole British licet liaU captured nine." Pcnnings and Clippings. Ei.f.cted.?Hon. Thomas L. Clingmun has been clected to the United Slates Senate, from North Carolina, for the short term, and (?ov. Bragg for the long term. ( Conx.?The corn crops has turned out ( veil in Tennessee, and is selling at Kuexvillc ' for 3;',3 cents, per bushel. iNniAN.vroi.is, iNov. li(j.? The House this ' afternoon passed .1 vote of fifty-one to forty five upon the joint resolution of the State Senate, declaring tho election of the U. H. i Senators Bright and Fitch illegal, unconsti" tutioual and void. Hung nv a Mod.?A man named Myers was wantonly stabbed and killed at Hannibal, III., a few days ago, by a desperado ^.1 a.i - mi. ^ i? . ? iiiuui-u ^vdiiiiin, xiiu eiu/.uus immediately assembled, seized Adams, and strung him up to the first convenient tree, whore he hung until life was extinct. 1 Geouoi.y Prosperity'.?The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph states that there are now 1,200 1 miles of railroad in that State, all clear of debt, and paying 17 per cent of yearly dividends to the stockholders. The cotton crop of the present year will bring $21,000,000, and factories and machine shops arc multiply ing with groat vapidity. ! Death ok Mapahe Ida PiciiTF.n.?This lady died in Vienna on the 27th of October, ( of an illness contractcd during her late vibit to Madagascar, ller travels and advonturos have been made familiar to the reading public by many interesting volumes. I African Slavk Tkadk.?Tho Savannah ; Republican sayp, " the bill which has been , ponding in tlio Goorgia Senate for some tunc for tho repeal of that clausc of tho Constitu- i tion of this Stato prohibiting tho Africali ' slave trade, caino up as tho spouial order, > Tuesday last, and was lost. Virginia University.?There arc ton more | students matriculated at tho University of f Virginia, this season, than ever were niatriciiluiou <.n tho co;rc.;ponding.ih>y o*>ny pro- i kious session. \ CosTI.Y snujt BoXKS.?TllO OOft of " Cable 1 Knthusiasm" in not vet over. T' o eohl box* . 1 }.} to Cyrus Fiol.l and others hi. 3 just been inishcd, tho hill costing New York city $1,- * >00. I Missionary.?The General Missionary Jnnnuittcoof the Methodist Episcopal Church ,\ft8 in session in Now York a fovv days since, s md determined to scriul six additional Missionaries to India, to increase the work in J Jliiim, and to form a mission in Salt Lake t Jity. The entire appropriation for tlie year ^ 185'J are 201,510, distributed as follows:? Foroign missions 131,400 contingent fubd . j 10,000 ; oftico expenses 6,000; liquidation of I JO,000. .*r I Mr. Tkn Broeck.?Mr. lliclinrd TortTlro- i j eck has returned home after a long sojourn ] in England. It is Mr. Ten Uroeck's intou- | tion to return to England in tlio spring, and m'.ll. i.m> 4v/.-u v.,.,.-". i VUini/ ??UII HUM ow.MW * * W-I? ilUIUi IV/IIII 11VI DUO j ( bo tost their qualities again on tho English ] turf. _ I Stevstown, Ph., Nov. 21.?Twenty inches of snow have fallen on tlio mountains West j of this place. Tho stages have been stopped j ami sloighi liavo been brought into requisition. Tliosnowis four inohosdeop her?,and ; it is still falling. ( rn.,? u 1 JL II ri !.? III H'' l DlillW 1 iUUIIUIIIIM. UttllllliUCH j tho consumption of boota and shoes iiv the i ^ United States at seventy-t;ix millions pairs | per yoar, valued at eight million of dollars. About twelvo million pairanremade 1111 1 Massachusetts, one-hnlf of thciri in J^yrin. { Mahriaok of Kii?dhbd.?A bill has paused the House of Representatives, by ft 1 vote of 60 to 52, prohibiting the intcrnulr' riago of firnt couaijjH, under n severe pen- j altv. find cuttinu^fF tho inheritance of is- 1 sue. The preamble to the bill asserts that many deformations of mind and Imdyaroof congenital origin, from the practice of nonr kindred Intermarrying with each other. [Svuthprn Jic<:oy<lrt\ * .-/* ; ' . . r Tho Legislature of 8outh Carolina. (^KN.vhy?'1'ho President announced the ,u; yVmnnittcos of the Seuote us ful>wa : 7 a Q? ^ivilegcs nnd Elections.?Messrs. cntai^Vivter, A Mar.yek. F J M&soa, 8am. 'cAliloy, Ediuuud lihe.tt, F W Kickling, 1> 11 Wilson. On Federal Isolations.?Messrs^ .Tames ii \ /' ?t? \i ? it x i ui, a u v/iimui^wU) vy i'l i'iiiu/.K'r, J 1) Allen, Wade Hampton, J3 B Bryun, 11 1) lioscsne. On Finanec and Banks.?Messrs. Samuel MoAlilcy, Thomas M Wagner, F, <i Palmer, A Ma/.yek, .) L Westmoreland, (rabriol Cannon, .J Foster Marshall. On tlic Judiciary.?Messrs. F .J Closes, 1 I* Carroll, W 1) Porter, J W Blakeney, I W Harrison. Oil Ao^mint* and Vncmit Offices.?Messrs. (! McC Withevspoon, Win Meimrd. .J K Fur num. On Claims and Grievances.?Messrs. II 0 1,0308110, John Fox, James (I Deloacli, 15 Gause, Charles Irl>y, Klnm iSharpe. On Military and Pensions.?Messrs. .] Faster Marshall, .7 W Harrison, Charles Allston, jr., S J Montgomery. On the College, Education and llcligion. ?Messrs. .1 P.Carroll, Edmund Hhctt, H J Manning, George MeC Wrthorspoon. On Incorporations and Kngrossed Acts.? Messrs. A (! Garlington, .) Ii Westmoreland, Charles Trby, .J F (list. ()lt V crricnlf nrn nn<l T .1 1 ..^..vu.wu.v til IVI 1IIUI IKU IIIIJUUYUincnt.s.?.Messrs. ft fl Pnhucr, H (! McCaw, I) II Barton, U S Kins. On Koads tid Buildings.?Me.srs. (iabricl (Janiion, J ]'Ziinmenunti, ^ ti .Johnston, II ft King, 1*'J Sessions. On the Lunatic Asylum and Mcdieal AeL'ounts.?.Messrs. John 1' Zimmerman, I' 1' Bnnneau, .) K Barman, 11 J Manning. On Oomincrcc, Manufactures nnd the Mechanic Arts.?Messrs. IS 11 Wilson, li S King, Lewis O' Bryan, B Brownie. On Legislative Library.?Messrs. Wade I lam pi oi), lOdtnnnd Rhett, \V Izavd Bui!, Charles Allston, jr. On the New State House.?Messrs. W II am j?toi;, K B Bryan, Samuel MeAliley. IIousk of bki'hkskntat]yks. Til? Speaker anunuueed the iStandnv* Conuuittoos ot'the House as follows : Committee on Privileges and Kleuiionn.? T V Simons, .1 11 Brooks, .1 \V Stukcs, J II Williams, \V T Cilntoro, II C Davis, .J I'j Byrd, It Hozier, 10 S Hammond, 1) L Smith. II 15 Vimdivro* Ways and Means.-?0 (1 Mommiiifjcr, B F Perry, J J Byan, B.J Johnson, B F Kil?;oro, ! II Road, jr., lliohard Yea dot), 1' () Kirk, David Uamsay. .Judiciary.?11 B Boy Is ton, J A Tnglis, Wm Whalcy, li ) Jones, W 11 Talley. S Mcdowan, \V M Shannon, C II Simonton, II Buist. Federal Relations.?J D Pope, (1 P F.li;.ift mi,... m?i.'.j i> ^?r ?- r nvski} iLiiuii i v) i .11 itiur, i\ >> Ql'JlllUUr, ?f P Adams, A 1' Aldrieh, (J II Sub or, J j W Sprntt, ?I (< l'rcssley. Claims.?ThomasTliomson, J It Folder, -I W Stokes, John Williams, J R MoCunts, J I' Raymond, W I) Simpson, RS J)uryca, James N Cochrnn, W (! J Mack. Military.?() E Edwards, .1 J Lucas, J II Williams, J (r I'rcssloy, J E lluliedgc, S M Wilkes, A .1 Green, II C Smart, II II Harper. Incorporations.?A 1* Aldrieli, II W Seymour, W 11 Campbell, WW Aduius, f li Nlianklin, 11 Dozior, M P O'Connor, J S Wilson, C 1' Towitsend, J C W holey. Roods, Bridges and Ferries.?J M Qndjerry, C) F Williams, Henry (! Smart,'J (' MeKewn, Klins Venning, A ?J MeClellaud, Tames Tompkinx, ?T T Broyles, ?S .1 Craicr. Railroads.?15 F Ferry, A Mnefarlon, S M Wilkes, F IjO'nnenu, (J P Klliott, M F VOpunor, It Maxwell, J F Adams, EVeniin?r. Education.?Samuel MoGowan, Wra. Whaley, J 1) IManding, 1) II Kice, li Jj L'inckncy, Jr., J II Screven, W 1> Simpion, W W Adams, J li Shanklin. Internal Improvement*--.?VV S Mullins, N f, llnriot, .1 M Mikell. T P Lido. S W Douglas, N Evans, W N Bolser, Win JefVieH, i'i (! Whaloy. State House Grounds.?B J Johnson, \\ M Shannon, .1 .) Wnrdlaw, C II Simonon, A J Green, II L Pinckney, jr., E S Lamniond, J A Mctts, 0 Pincknoy. Public Buildings.?J () llopo, I) Wiliains, li Bmty, K M Whiling, J l> McJniits, W J (iooding, .J Quattlcbnumj T J ^iHtniiik, lt(} Howard, W (' Black. Accounts.? Win Wallace, J S Wilson, V S Wallace, J II Norwood, C P Towniciid, .7 1' Raymond, J) Williams, O J' vVilliams, .1 N Cochran. f's.lnr/wl T II-.l-.i - fl !J ,^.V.V>. i V|M.J,IUVII. ?I I I ill M-.IUHl IVC'IU, r., J ]) Pone, #T P Richardson, jr., A Jones, M Mooro, li W Sprntt, .1 T liroyles, JO tVhnley, II II Harper. Agriculture.?A li Denring, R Benty, I* K I'orchcr, A .Jones, <i K Cherry, il 0 Davis, .J M Mikoll, N Evans, W .J McPaddeh. Commerce and Manufactures.?11 ion,.) .1 Kynn, L<'Lnuncnu, .J ii Hudson, 11 Maxwell, .1 Johnson, jr., If 11 V?ndiver, B M Whiting, .7 II1'cldor. Oflioos and Officers.?J 1) Wanding, D IJ Itice, I' Vnught, 8r., W M IJolscr, G 11 'herry, P K l'orcher, .J II Hudson, W M Poster, J It Norwood, J 0 Whnloy. Iiiumtic Asylum.?J J W'aruhny, .T (! McKown, J A Motts, 8 W Douglass, J II )'l<ain, (J Pinokncy, J M Sullivan, J II (Vara, .1 V Hnrroll. Mcdical Committee.?-O 31uller, ?I II )'('ain, B F Kilgoro, J SI Sullivan, J A tvellor, J II Vv'aru, A J Anderson. Public Printfng.?J .fnbnpon, jr., A S iVii)lu?!oy T It l'Wr/C H Suber, .J .1 Lilian, T P Lido, It L Ilciiot. Knprrofwod Acta.*?L.I Jones, 1) Hamsny, kV II Campbell, J II Screven, U S Duryen. Legislative Library.?J P Richardson, r., n .^tooro, K U Howard, John Williams, L' Ji Frazor. Cashier.?J II firooka. Deputy Cashier.?W .1 McFndden. Mr. IlarriHOu presented the memorial of i ho JJlue Itidjjc Railroad Company in .South j i w Carolina, praying the removal of the condition impofled by the Act of 1804, on the guaranty of the ] kinds of the (Jouipany, ai^ thorized by the .State; which was reterred to the Committee on l'inanco and Hanks, and oraorcd to be printed. Mr. Maxwell introduced a bill to ineor- g porate the Hrasstown and Panther Creek . turnpike company; also, a bill to incorporate the Changa Lime and Manufacturing j Company. K% .. M . ' 4 i?i r. nicuumngcr moved the introduction of the bill ho had given notice ot'on Wednesday, to extend the system of public education in thin State. Hill rend a first time nnd referred to the Committee on Kducntion. Hv Mr. Anderson?Petition of sundry citizens of Anderson, praying for an net of incorporation for a oortuin church. l?y Mr. Mtixwoll?Petition of several j school tcaehers; praying that their books: may be admissible in court ns evidence. Hy Mr. Bclser?Notice of a bill to repeal, alter or amend a law pawed December, 18f>7, in relation to trading with slaves.? Referred to the Committeoon Colored Population. The House proceeded to the eonsidcra' tion of several hills, which who read a.second time, and ordered to be sent to the Senate. Amongst theso wore : A bill providing for a code of the Statute Laws of South Carolina; a bill for the modification of the law providing for the punishment of ; privily stealing from the person. Till'. Ni:\V8.?Our special crospateh from. V\'iisliin<itou states that M. Yrisarri lias no- ! tilied the government mi'the names ot* till ; the pnrties to whom he has furnished'pa s?- I porta for Nicaragua. They were all to have ' sailed from New Y*>rk l>y tin* steamer1 Washington, some 011 the Oth of this month, ' and some on the !)th of December. ITe j gave passports to nonne fviilinsrfrom Soitdi* I [ crn ports, and ho decbives thoso used at i Mobile on the Into occasion to bo spurious.. M. Yrisarri lins furninhed tbc Secretary of I Stale with the numbers and private murksof nil the passports ho hits gi*<en, and' will continue to do so. In this wny the gov- i eminent has in its power to prevent the j elearancc of any vessel for Nicaragua having tho suspicion of a lillibuster about her. j The parties who forged, or otherwise fraud- j I nlently obtained, those Mobile unssnortiK arc suspected, but Uie proofs arc not vet j coniplute enough to wiirranfc any, allusion j to then).?.V. lU'ratrf.. T u?.Kasb a h E x s 1 t k m i: :w ()v kr*.?Wo wee by our exchanges that an eflbrt was rc- j eently made by th? Free State party to.: form a constitution), and apply for admission immediately under a b'ruoaottl Consbitution. For thin purpo.se a ComrentieB was called, at which not more blwiv twenty delegates were present. Without any at-1 j tempt at action, tlicy rjiiiotly adjourned.? j j This, 110 doubt, ends the whole Kansas j Ptrugglo When she lias n sufficient pop! nlation, she will then take her position ' among the sovereigns of the confederacy. . In the meantime, the people having had enough of political cxcitcmqnt, will devote themselves to their own affairs, and to the development ot'jjje resources of the Torri- i tory, proparatorj^o tlie assumption of State sovereignty.? (\irolin inn. Legislative.?In tlic North Carolina J Legislature, a hill lum btffcn introduced to : allow a colored woman, now free in Liberia, j to return to slavery. In the Mississippi '< Legislature, the Senate has passed a bill | prohibiting, after the Jst of January next, the circulation iu the State ofidl bank notes rvf /lAl.AIIHIinflAtt r.C 1 \ji viiv iil nylinij uuiuun <11111 | under. A bill has boon introduced to exempt from execution nnd sale, slaves, in cases whore the plaintiff denies the rfght of proporty in slaves, oris tho resident of n i Stato that refuses to oxeoiito tho fugitivo ( slave law, or tho right of slaveholder* to emigrate with at d hold slaves in any of tho Territories of tho U'litcd States. Mexico ?vt? Oiiha.?.Tim ?ni^5.il b<ln. graphic correspondent of the Now York Times soys: " A despitch to the Government says that Mr. Forsyth will be here in a few days . ?I Buppofio to enlighten the Administration on Mexican affairs, Great Britain and tho Tinted States agree in regarding the forced loan as only an " objectionable system of taxation," and both Governments will innlfA wl?ninl!i>ii " 1 undehstuud thul tho English and Frcnch Legations hero ridicul< tho rumor of an intention on tho part of Kuropoun powers to organize Cuba into au independent sovereignty.'' From Havana.?Wo copy from tho Charleston Mercury tho following oxtraet from ita Havana correspondent: "Wo have had the safe delivery of a oargo of negroes from Africa, already rejoicing 111 meir miproveu conumon, landed oast of Hierru More Aft, from n Spanish vessel, 493 in number. The United .States war steamers Despatch and Vixen have paid us a visit Tn the prist week?tho i??t to tak^ n lino of soundings hence across tho gulf, connecting with tho coast survey of tho United States at Tortugas. Our Spnnish troops 1 for tho Itepuhlio of Mexico have tn>t nrriv! ed, but are daily looked for. Our sugftr i imhi kcih nnvc unproved, and tho new t from ! Louisiana will liavo n tendency still ino.'o ! to ndvnneo onr li"lit stock of old crop in J value." i Gov. Hammond's Spkkch.?Wo have ( : been permitted to mako the following ox- ] I tlfllflt frnm ii Wi<tr fivnn n , - - .?w,u U ^ViiMlullliill Ul LI ITS" tinction in Washington :?Carolinian. i ' Hammond's npecoh hart produced a I deeper Impression for good in tlio North and ! North-west than any Hpccch ever delivered by any man beforft. It is univcrseally cop- j ied, and ita facta and argument* arc doing 1 tremandouft execution against lilaok Ito- I I! ? ? i? Iumiciimym. no rs ircoiY npoknn of for < 'resirlont. It is an epoch it* the history I of this country." ? iv> rrrt.-raf?rr r:.? ' "* .*rrr - rtrrx Sorenr.lo to Speaker OrrIIou. JainoK Ii. Orr, SscakeroT We IIou^ of llopresentativQH, unwed >? this ejfy onSaturday morn in". At an. ^flrls lieur itt the evening, his friends determined togivo him a serenade nt half pant ton o'clock, ~ J immediately the necessary orrangemen Is were made. .Notwithstanding the inclenienev of the weather, (for it common feed snowing nn hour before Withers' brass band startled the guests of Brown's Hotel from their case and quiet with their really line music,) a rcspectablo and enthusiastic assemblage of gentlemen had taken possession of the pavoment in front of the hotel. Such a testimonial could not but be gratifying to Mr. Orr, and we do no more than express the sentiments of this community. iii saying that it was well deserved. After several appropriate pieces had boon played by the band, loud ami repented Calls were made fur Mr. Orr. Upon bis appearance on the balcony, he was greeted with loud cheers, when iie addressed the eoinp; ny as follows: Fellow Citizens : I thank you most cordially and heartily for this demonstration. i <i i.:. .l.i.. i r *i._ i u mi? iiiuru uuwiunw ui tin: inclemency of the evening, and, if proof were wanting, the evening it.self would furnish mo with ubuudaut evidence of your sin?oro regard. 1 hove been a recipient of many favors from the people of "Washington. This is the tenth winter of my residence among you, and perhaps the laftt; (latul cries of "no!" ''no!") and I feel uiuug' regrets at the stem fact that wo. are to part, and that these kindly relations are soon, to he severed. Sinec 1 lnivo been a represcrvfciti we, and while filling the important-office of Spcakorof thopopulur brunch of the National Legislature, I have striven, as-you all know, to preserve and to perpetuate the union of these States. L have been n party mnn<?devoted to the principles ?f party?but the great object of my life has always been to defend and advance the interests of this great commonwealth. [Chaoiv.l j)uring the ton years 1 have had the Honor to represent a portion of tho people of South Carolina, the waves of fai)i)tic-ism havo rolled with fearful effect throughout the country, and in this tho cnj?itol of the nation. 1'ntil tho present tunc they have boon successfully restated, and I hope there will niways uc toittia conscrvutwm anil patriotism enough to.put out the fires ot sectional strife, audi that concord and harmony vrill again Ihj restored to the couutry.? [ liond cheers.] We ought to he one pooplb; we wove incorporated into an independent government mirier the anspices of as pure and patriotic men as ever lived.? Wise men framed and put the government into operation, and if their work fail, whoro are the uicato bo found competent to reara structure like this gigantic temple, dedicated to liberty, whioh 1 trust your posterity ami: mine will ho ivble to defend under all circumstances. [Rhtliusiastic applause] The inclemency of the nijrht forbids my trosp;?t>?in^r longer upon y/mr time. 1 thank you noartuy iov tins expression ot your kinUi feelings towards me, and permit nie, in a<U dressing yc l perhaps for the last time, to. conclude with n quotation from the great* Webster: " Liberty and Union, now and! forever, one and inseparable." [Loud'and long-continued cheering.] At the conclusion of Mr. Orr's remarks, the band again struck up; after which Hon.. \j. .j. rauiKncr, ot n lrginia, and lion, .s . K. Cox, of Ohio, were called out, and made? brief and appropriate addressee. The company then proceeded to tho resilience of Gon. .Joseph I<nno, of Oregon, for the purpose of extending the serenade to him, which was duly acknowledged by that gentleman.? WitaJiinyton I'nioa. Cotton Statement.?We copy from tlio Charleston Jferenry, the following cotton Btatoment, for the week ending November Zi> : " Itccoivod tbo past week by railroad.*,. D,041 bales, by water and wagon#, 127 bales . ?together 10,0(58 bales?(cwrteaponiling: iveolf Inst year. 14.f)00 bale*.) Exported in tbo same tinio to foreign ports, l5,93;"? bales; ooastwiso, (5,871) bales-?tr.Rkmg Iho total export* of the week, 21,408 bales j and loaving on band n stoek of (54,0(kj lxdep, inclusive of 18,011 baloa on shipboard not cleared, against a stork of 27,091 bnlej-*, and 0,700 bales oh shipboard same time last your. The total receipt* sinco our last report nniount to 132,717 balea*?(against 92,098 bnlcH sanio time Inst year)?makintr n grand total from tho 1st .September to tlio latest dates, of 1,075,027 bales, against 503). 450 bales same time lust year, and 802,581 baled the year previous. Increaso slnoo last year, 571,571 bales. Danokrous Countkuvrits.?I)i\ngcr?. ous counterfeits on tho Bank of Howard*-, villc, Va., and on tho Merchants' and IMuu-. f Ara* Tlonlr nf Slfttrnn^nK t ! ? ?w.? V. ? -MTUMUOII) Ml*.) tin Y U flJMIUMI*. ed. The notes on the Havaunah Hnnk nro of tlio denomination of 810, and from ago,n-. uine pinto, but tho uignaturo of tho Pfttsi'-. dent anil Orshier aro forged. A sheet of m notes were lost, after boing numbered ami dated, beforo tho 1'rcsidont and .Cashier had signed them. A Kino fou Cuba,?lteforring to tho alleged project of Franco and England for convening uuoa into nn inijcpcuclont kingdom, tho Washington states mlvs, that France likes tho monarch v idea, nut not tho monarch selected by Knglftnd. Queen Christina and pcrjlde Albiofi want Monpen-. , slor, tho husband of Christina's second [laughter. Tliis ambitious woinnri luls been plotting for years to plant the Duchess of' Monpcnsicr on an American thiW'.C- Mex. # !l. J t - 11 * <'?" " ico tuucu ner, nna sno ih now Dialling iur Uubn; but "Napoleon tbo Arbiter"?avbi*. tor lie is of Hpuin and Krigl.ind?"OT>poa?V her plana, lie baa lnniHulf, it iu s;iiil, fcup; cwt.Jl to loading (Jubuna?or hiH agonta liavo douo it for birti?*tliafe bo ia deposed (o "mediate with Bpiiq for U?o indoponrlcnco of Cuba, under a prinepofKdr ?mn;" out not with a prince of the rivi" royalty