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l^l^^a b^keW^oixt 1 iq?.^ ^y^j>prc O i n'tiu ti of tins -ilepiqf ..lenco'iiiul a peculiar. significance. Tu C'iliopiv?on it br?uglitf-JibVAly 5 but to. you' it; ^^^^W^^upuj??o?di lt is trite enough* youi' ;i ' mochas waited non'O'st &'h unbred yty.trA' tV-.r 'X>\ tho; fulli.linont ,of tho pledge rundo to ?eivili ?t?^?u by "tho immortal authors of' tim Dec laration of IiVdopondaoco. JcflcrsOn timi his eolloa^ues hail uioro fiiitb in" humanity than .. their. liYiincdluto , successors. Tho statesmen of-tho epoch of tin) Revolution desired .to ..' Mort? tt .p'crinftncnt un top of States, t.) estai?' 'li^e'd/|uStUl^t lb.- Insufy.dotnestio tranqlijlity, i\, abd securethe blessing ! of libe? ty to all the ? ehildren of tho Itop'ublio. " '?'o day the 'musi cal bolls, of St. Michael's 'celebrate in lilting chimes our-pi'ogre?s in tho work, be<:uu a.cen fury ago by-tho fathers of tho U-cpiibiic. . To? irjtyjji thc fing which (louts'unchallenged through ' ' out'thu Carolinas, is the symbol of justice and liberty to all. {[Loud, clieejs ] Vodr pld mnsjt?rs arid you begin to know ? each other better. It i? -with you and them OiVwith th? North nud So.ith--bettor acquain tance, promoto good understanding. Cvery *V^?y;-)'0',<J kindly feelings, uro., expressed to . wafdsiyou as Freemon, aa-frec laborers, and a's 'Citizens.'. Errors nnd - illusions'aro -passing a.wray.' I ni 855-0(1,-vpis admonished not ti permit you to celebr?te your holidays in mul tit?ude<?, with processions; and banners,'.mic ? 'lUli&i?j TLHd marshals, and, botinres, and lire nvtus; Add fireworks. ' Why ? Because,- it, ii , said, you would rise in insurrection. Again." 'O^Wipn) f for what V t dctmmded. Sot aga i ns jmnUq^a?th'ority Of tho United States j for tba authority bas ina'de/'heui free. Nor agni us thoir.fornier nias tots ; foi-ns', slaves they du ? . .not'r'cbcl., Not.against mo; for I. am hore b ^ protect thoiil from .injustice. No ; t wa . told tho colored people would have land, nm , they would seisio.it, and djiyo away tho law f?l'owners of tho soil. Tiines heve changed .insurrection is only, remembered ns a night marei 'Whenever ? Colored iiin.ii w'utfts lam ^ ^tis^s?o'n' that '-lie buys it'frqm any-one willie ^;tO,Sp?)-) orhires, land, if ho can lind any on ft Wiling to lend it io him. [Cheers.]. HeVo I -will".ofter a suggestion. Thorn ni ' many; plantation's in'these States not oujtiv ted i\t all,, or .only Imlf cultiva tod. If tl owners, who aq.peitlier.plant- nor yflord keep their la ids idlo, would divide their us less-lands into uim?l farms of twenty nereus (inc apel $611 them. \t fair prices to honest,, indu - trions and tin iky laborers, theory of '. cooli .' -ontiou" would syou bc los? in.tho glee of bu: . Jabur-tho uois? ofbindles? agitators won bp-hushed in tho ropc.se of a contented, .lin peasantry. [(Cheers ]. '* When X was. sent to tho Carolinas, in tl autumn of 1805, I was tobi that.they, cou . not.be made to.iir.dcrstand what it was t,o woi t??1 wnges. Now, I hear a different complsi '?"rr'thiiji tho freed people will network -witho wages. [Loud Cheers and Laughter.]' I -waS itold, also, that it would never do ?duiit colored popple to the Courts of Just i ; \to assert their rig)its hy - suits -nt hwy ; Or $i ve.testimony in, controversies between m and man j. fer it was said you ceVud not co prohond thc nfonningvand obligation of . oath, or the forms Of judicial proceedings; Now, X hour that unless a .colored man ha lawyer nnd a law ault, ho docs not consii Shimself ur respectable citizen. [Langi ter. I was tdhLnlso, that it would bb useless . establish Schools for the instruction* of t ' blacks.^ it was insisted they were not capa of learning-their heads were too thick a v"'"tlip?rVprH?nf} too small. . [Loud laughter.] Now, I hear that so many-free chools fore ored children ave filled with colored pup '?' ti'Utght by colored tcaohcrs, that public opini is aroused to ihe importance of providing ;v .the education of tho poor whites ! Nay, 11:01 in sonic .places-tho school houses for the ( . . Xired'Kaocneod thc protection of my bayoud ??p'nd'.I am.sure if colored people could vVioarn, society would hot bato, their- teach . pot'fear their -fttfyools, and mobs would *?? attack and destroy, their school houses. PS sa ti 011 ] I.'wus told, also, that it would bo alisun Hi|ikO. Citizens''of thc treed-people, boca -. they'would never know anything about ji ;.; -Ttjop.j > that they would bo led to tho.ballot Uko shoo.p to pasture, without caring whet they 'wore voting for friends or foe. No IiOartrtnt the colored peoplo divided t ?',.-*p?iro tl jue iibont equally between 'religion ?iolit'tes ; nnd that they arc almost as part ni abouithq politician t'.icy trust as they about tho. proaohpr' they choose to pray ^vifaorn.\* [Applause and laughter.] ^*.MHe'r?l.iny friends,'is thc IcSsqu I wis ^fia'pfessXIpoti your minds. Ypu'ha vc to pr f-^^'your jir'? trying to provo, that your rai capable nf progress ;'? and- then you will si A;88*yqu will hnve tho right to share,.in.alj *-"pelong8 to civilizatitm. A ltd'to thohe, . look with distrust and fgar upon yo^advi V^Uncrit, Jet fiio say to them that cdncatit "..'.^Qp, ns,to them nnd to all, is*tflova? than . or-itis'security ; it is wer\llb ; il is rt . inentV.it \'H virtue ; it is peace [Clicera . It is.U8?lo?s to tell nie that' Jamaica', Ifay.ti, nnd( St. Domiugo, nnd ?MaiIii 'V'tir?vo ?Py.thing tlinp tbii? tllo Krencli Spaniards,'and tho English fail in theil? A .oji.uV ,admiiiistriit>ion. Tlicso -United Si '?Spanish America, Algeria, and tho/Indu ? ,auipHfled illiiBtration. of tho ?arno histi ' "exampl?,. ?Aa ^vell might it bc*8a|(l tho races of Mexico amiM'ar.iguny.nnd New ( edil arc unfit for oinliznthm because thci ';' it??nl systoms arc in constant fernlent QII moil. You will succeed because yoi Anioricms. . [Knth'n?jnmJ ' . " * '.-;.. It.may b.o the destiny of y^ur rac.0 t S^W??i^k. to tho Unknown tributaries-^ : Nile thc ainenitiefl of n eivilizatlon bette I,. tb?t iyjii.Oh' tolerated the barbavlsiii of th P^??^*#lio!tore y<rftr.futJicra from kind re' Sffiffl^ti-y, and bartered.n'len.for gold. It that! iicithov 'HCi,v.Uu(?0'..n?i fi'codom, 11 cruelty or wrong, war or want, timoor s tipli, h?ve any mero ?haugod tho elemc ! your.oriorit il oharaotor, than tho clim: /thy teinpcimto zonq has altered the hativ of your African' complexi?n. Tr-da j colored rrtce of the South are tho Bimo ding, faithful and'contented peoplo that , '? rather bear than resist, that would rathe ami wait than to hasten and compel. ? patience .and faith havo boen rewarded. Wc.patioiico, never waver in tho fait ,* ,^ho sit'rpd gracious Providonoo thai lins f-".'.^?ii??]|?rCTtI?9'*?*??fl*' tn -'?fititn^h out of hoi 4 vtill, In good timo, lend yoti to tho pw ???ti?'oi rogoncrathm. [Loud ohcora.'? P?f?tleal ?V?nt? aro near at boyd iq foV tho first timo you will exero?so tho jtigh privilege, of Anvonoa? ?jtte??i?i ' You m?st try to discriminate well mid ohooso wisely bo twocu thc good and. tilo bad oxapiples you'seo. .Remember that in Politics, as. it. all things, an evcirtcmper and respectful domoanorto ( .Wards-, out- adversaries detract'POtjiing from k th ot at nov of our cotivio?oris, nor from tho ; tpmjclty vvitlr- vlliich wo pro?s, our purposes j 'equanimity and.courtesy always contribute to the success of jiur under'taKing*. Do you, remember Abraham Lincoln ? [Ciics of "-Yes." <. V?s," ? Yes/'.] Will you'ever forgot him ? [Loud shotitsof " No,'' << ???y*' " ?o, never, never,"] You must not oposo. to ?heerish mid hoed tho 'tcaehiucs of | that genial naturo, those Himple methods, tho i noble heart and thc, guileless oxample of your ! gifted and lamented champion ? Lot us all j totnomber and believe the lust words of his ; last address to tho people ho loved and scrv- 1 ul so.well, and for whom his almost sacred life was a stvorificQ. He said : u Tho .time Will come whcit tho mystic chords of memory, stretching from every, battle-field and every patriot grave to every living heart and hearth stone, touched again as they will surely be by thc better angels of our nature, shall swell tho chords, of'Union throughout the land." [(j rcat applause.} ROBT. A. THOMPSON, Editor. IL A. THOMPSON k uoirr. YOUNO, ra o nt arro RX. 7' HR i\/S. - One Dollar, and Tirent 1/ Jive. ?tn/ts, 1 slr lett 1/ In adraitc'e, fir si,r-mimili* Sidis-cri/dimi. | .('Vj/** Adrefliseuieuts in.*irt>d ill $1 ?u r x'/iutre of j ten linen or tess for the fr.ft insertion, (tijd oil ?e'ntu for euell j," ?seo oe nt i uni rtimi. . f>\>'" Oin tint?}/ a?t lei a era erl!iii/ jfrv ltne.1. V'iH-A utcs of AV.</cYi.- (fOinmnnieittloh* 'of a personal \ diameter, mot Aniiouneenifiits' of Candidates, KM I lo .charged fora.* na^?rliHinncnts.' . fflw Print ?no . ifntl;/ and chefiplj/ executed. ( .? ?i5jj'" Pilf/menl e'ilii be made in eitrreiie;/, Of in pru- . vision at thc. in o r fe e I roten. ?ir?j* ?Vccessiti/ eoSnpe's it? lu'adiare strict!;/ lo I fie rei/ni renient of "eau h po;nm nt. ' ?L.rr-1iivu-.un..--v.....^vn'.'i.c.'.Tv.tiifi.rr.'-:ia-r'n','i | PICK KN S C. H., S. C.: . I i - -.; - -r ? Saturday ^.Terning, Joly 10, 18G7. ??f" For various matters of inIciest^ soo the new advertisements in this number. -~ ff -O- - The Court, of F.quity, after n session j ol' four days, adjourned'oii Friday. Several j 'eases of itiipnrtanee are hold by thc Chancel lor* foi' furthor consideration. it??" Ut New Yo-rk, on tl|0 8,th, colton was j quoted at 20.. Oold, 30. Khuuv kti'M to j .815.60. Corn,'SI to 81.08 per bushel. l>2r-Wc give the latest intelligence, to tho, I '8th instant, from all quarters. Comment on I our part could not.add to tho interest which ! naturally attaches to \\. &3T Tho " Vonvth of July" was celebra ted yi tho States and " territories" of tho Un ion in ft becoming minuter. 'The colored pen- I plo seemed to bo specially pleased valli tho j liberty" prospect before them. it-tT The papers, North and South, resent the insult, to tho Hag of thc country, iuflicud at the capture of SANTA ANNA by the'Mex ican barbarians. 1 his, with th?, murder" of MAXIMILIAN, is cause suflloicht for blotting tho name nf Mexico front the roll of nation.". The District Court | Will bc in session on Monday next. Thc business of the term, we learn, is light. REGISTRATION. Tho Kif Charleston Courier" says that (jen. SlOKl.KS -has decided not to begin Registra .tioti in this Military District until Congress shall have determined more explicitly who arc entitled to be registered. It is presumed that it will be the pleasure of that >"> ly to extend the limo for-thc completion of regis tration in thc Carolinas, until October or No vembor. - : ' . -i Messrs. J. J NOUT.ON nod J. ll. WHITNKK have been admitted to practice in thc C mils of the United States, including that of Bankruptcy. $1** In Charleston, .fuly 0, cotton'was I quoted at 20 to 20 j rice, ll lo ll J. ; corn, ?$1.40 to $1,45.; flour, ?10.00 to 18.00 per barrel j bacon, lli to 10 ; salt, 82 20 per. flick. . . ".'.'.* ' - ' . \ j?39~ We aro pleased to loam that Con. A. C. ??ASicK?m, of Abbeville, has been elected to fill the vacant " Professorship of- fi.tw " in tho. University of South Carolina. ?-pm 'i'i.e. " Abbeville Press,", in its market 'report, quotes corn at $1.75 to ?1.85 per bushel ; wheat, Sl.25 to $I,5() per bushel ; whiskey,, ?4' to ?G per gallon. j?3JT All J'?uropo tnournii tho death of Max imilian. Tho Government of- langland, it is Stated, will l?oall tho l?ritish Legation, and withdraw from diplomatie relations tvith the administration, of Juarez.' That of Fin nco has so nfc'out an order suspending nl| thc func tiohs of tho French Consuls in' tho Republic. Tho Fropoji Chnmbcr& donounco tho oxeen fion as.o.criino against civilisation. AJI fes ti vit ios in Paris have been abandoned: \ jfcgr* Tho export^ from ^tho United States during tho flrftt quarter of tito proscnt yeor wero about;?183,00^,000, and of this-nniouuit tho Southern plates futn?s?i?id $02,000,000; . Oou?Val Ord has jssu'ed instructions to registering pfftoors in his District, modify ing tho regulations pre'vioaslypVtjmujgat?d, so n-. to conform to tho . ?ttorh^y-0crierai?? opinion, os npprov'ed by tho Cabinet. cst inhabitanta, ANCIKNT.: SAi.tcoAv^-^Vbose loss is, and will ' bo, keoonly felt by ? ; lA^T number of dur citizens j while nbthwiti^?^. ding his venerable arid higldy hoMOi^d^^aJ on'oe for so, ninny years, many others wilj re* joice, at his chunise. ' ' i - Thc deceased-died of. a wound received'oii thc lUh of April last, intlietod by (Von-OR-, bpft% No; 10. with tho fatal woapoii-" that mighty instrument of little men"-a gtity* goose quill. . ' Wo?would ntingle our tears with theitn'mc diato friends and objet mourners of tbjj^'qlfl ceased-hawyora, Sheriffs, Clerics, Constables, and an untold number .of anxious Creditors und exhort thom to mourn not ns thoso who hnve 110 hope, foi- thc time may como wlijiu military orders, .will cottee, nnd " levy and sale" bo once more permitted. May they be able to say-U Thy will, Clouera I, not mino.be done." ?I, j Tho Bankrupt Court. . -' I This Court is organizing preparatorio bl?-' i noss. As a foretaste', wc give tho ',.X^XI?>C rule of general orders " in that Court . " The TOPS ortho Uegisler, .Marshal, and Clerk, shall be paid or secured in alLcases be fore they ?h ii 11 be compelled 11 perform the duties required of them by tho parties r.oqi?ly ring such services ? and in tho ouse of wit nesses their fees shall be tendered or paid at the time nf thc service of tho summon or sub poena, i?t.u!Shu)) include their travelling o.x-; penses to and from tho plaee at which they may bo sum pu tiled to attend. The.eourt Y.u y order the whole or snob portions oj" the tees and costs in .each ease lo be pain' out of thc funds in Court in such cases ns shall seem just." . ^ * j &<,y~ Tho press generally expresses the se-. | verest censure, of tho Mexic.au (.?ovcrnhiciit I I (so called), for tho murder of .Maximilhw).| j The " New York Times" e.alls.the execution I a murder, and says it is hard to bclftiVc that ! mon capable of snell tl crime me capable urj sclf-goieminent, or lit l<t be trusted with au- I tinnily.". TliO,&" World" consig?is t.ho.t?xo-i cution as a " lasting stain upon tho honor and ; humanity " of thc Mexican nathan. 1Ml'K.U'llM j-hS'i*. - Tho "Washington Star" ? of Sal unis y evening say.-. : '. lt is understood, j today, that those members of Congress who advocate the impeachment of President Johji soii, h;,ve. informally agreed .libjt to press its gousiuoivitibn at tho pre-cut session, butte endeavor to have Congress convened^!! the. | third Wednesday in October next, jo'r tito eKpress purpose ol" taking it np at that t'juie lu the meantime thc members and thO'Cuuu. ] try will have before them the ili?mrcntTe'p??fs''' of tlic Judiciary Committee, with, vol mp i nous j j ov'uj?ii?o, oil which to base ti judgmoui." ' .'?-. j -_ . A p V Bf':)"' Thc Northern papers report that tuc liabilities of the firm of Fraser, Tionholm & Co., have been ascertained to exceed their a^- I s;ds hy ncniiy one million pounds sterling. j ?T-?T Accounts from tho West received nt Washington all. represent that the grain and frilit crops of the'country were in ver so prom ising r,s now. fvf)'" Thc '.lumber of persons who are noto ? employed lb thc Treasury Department is be tween 2,40Q*,ntld 2,i)00j exclusive of tiloso en- j gaged iii thc Printing Puiv.iu, under Mr. .S- ! M. (Hark. Of these, 515 ar?; ladies.. The Milloritos in some pnrfhmsiof Maine had freed upon the l"lh inst., as tho beginning of the millennial period' but sediii to roamin about the same as before that date. ! and none of thom have " gono up." , vi ?k?r New lininpsjifro boasts of #J,000,0liO w nth of horses ; 9-1,500,000 worth.of cattle ; ?r),f)00;*000 worth of milch cows ; ?2,000,000 I worth of sheep ; and 80,74,000 worth ol' swine. Tho " Parnwell Sentinel " reports that a citizen of that District, named Hush, 1 i waa brutally murdered by a gang of robbe.s I who infest tho upper part of that District^ A colored i'Uaii in' "Mr. Push's employ, wn0*iUt .terfe'red ip his belmlf, was noarly beaten^ tqj dcidh. Polin, the murderer of Mr. Johnson, j who is supposed to bo tho leader of this hand* of desperadoes, has been arrested. ' < THI?UTB TO Vino IN I A.-Tho /.' N?w Or leans Commercial of thc 17th, thus speaks of tho action of P.is Commonwealth in providing for her debt : ^''^.'"'frL}$*$Jjl ?fe Virginia couv?iies' her public creditors, ex changes her stocks in public works f?f.her -bonds', cancels her loans by ono department of Stato finances to nnother, and having: ro thiced her publie debt by this process nearly fifty per cent., announces that who is prepared tb icsumc the payment of.interest, with an es timated balance in the Treasury over nnd above her annual export?es. Has there been .snell a spectaclo of good faith exhibited iff history.';' 'Th oro is t'ruo loyalty-loyalty to 1 I {gatton ? voluntary coinplianco with- en gagement:, which plight have been suspended or denied. - Ijfc^*-._. ^ \. - Vwi'tiiih'Mi.^ - -*? hJi'im'ii^ Yi't i*-am r 'i Yt ? ?m*i J / -- T?,.. ^. ,* .. ..^T*"'.V.'"'M"" Sn! , TUB UNITEU STA'PK? ANO MI?XIU?.-?Tho J? New York Tribuno," after dodlaring that' tri? United States gavo - Mexico'national tri umph, and sho dollied us tho bpon of Maxi niiUaii's lifo, continues as follows i ?. Wo feel thift moro keenly because of our treatment of Jefferson Davis. 'AVo had a olusj of people here who insisted, that.war \\nn not complete -rt ii til. we had hanged a man-a poor ?old inaii of si.ity^ -.-Like- t\io cannibals pf Af rit?a, tho only fruits .of .their .victory were the fasted bodies.of their olieiiiics. The clamor was, sp loud that even wiso mien bowed their heads and joined Iii it. At ono lime it was feared that our triumphant and glorious wara would bo di.shoiior.od by ? gallows. Dui the bettor sonso of the people prevailed, and the leader of one of the greatest rebellions in his tory was set free. -How -much nobler ii) the '. eves of tlic world will' America appear with I Davis fr?e than Mexico with this dead body j of au amiable, and unfortunate Prince, ls Davis liviug ahy mote'dangerous than Maxi ! ip ?jiu. ji dead '{ ls Americ:i weaker than Mex j ieo beean se ?d' this magnanimity i Rather I does mit Maximilian's name receive-a glut y I fro tn the oircunistaneos uf Iiis death which 1)9vis may have reason to envy ? Tl:e worst' wc eau do with a traitor is to make a martyr .of him ; ami Maximilian, beredt of crown. 'Sceptre, kingdom, army-nay. even of his wife and his native heritage-driven from his oap Ital.'.conquered and betrayed, could wish noth ing more than tho eluinec t.o fdidw (he world I thafho oouhl die like a soldier.and 11 Prince. ' Mexico has gained nothing hy this execution, i Maximilian would have gone into ob entity. ? S'ho has nonie him a bern. ?1 mirez, wc see, ! states tl.al. t!;o clamor for the execution of ! Maximilian was so great he could not resist j it. '1 he statesman who governs hy clamor is a coward. If J ha 0/. jv'rmitted this act : against. hi.> belter judgment we have lin a^sti , ranee, that ho" may nut be controlled in greater i emergencies. j I .wt; KA s J; or Til li CATHOLIC.-;.-The ! " Presbyterian, Banner," of Pittsburg, pub . Us! I Os the following statistical arliele, showing I I he increase of thu Hornau Catholics-in the. j Cniteil States. The ?. Banner." lamont's tho Lfact, and thinks it eui not bo viewed with Itt. di Her?tico. . It" says : \ . " A reference to the census of tho United Stales uVid Inofficial Homan Catholic- statis tics furnishes' tho following results: " lu 1080 our population Was 12,800,020, ol' which -i?O.OOO, or -one twenty.ninth nf the whole, wen' Unman Oat Indies. 111 1810. population 17.UTO;r>.'i?>. Rom.ui (h.tholics 1)1)0,000, or| one eighteenth of the whole. In 1800, pdp- j illation 2.'5, ll 11,870, lloman Catholics 2yl?)0j- | OyO. br <me.eleventh nf the winde. In I80.I, i population 01,787,721, Roman Cat holies I.- j 400,0001 or one seventh of tli? whole. The i astounding fact is rev?.lied llitit. tho Hornau j Catholic population a little more, than doub les it:-elf every ten 'yea ra. At tho same rate Of increase, thal (dement at our next census in 1870. will bc about ouonfth of the whole. Surely this is not p ciieumstaiiee to be regar ded with iudilVerunoe. M Not four score years h ive passed, since ..there was not a anlitarv Roman Catljolic._Bi.sh dp in the United ?i^vU?, voe m'st Ace, Ibu ol Baltimore,, having been ill?-V70?)'. Now 7 ? Avc'bt??ehop's; 3!) Bishops or Hight Heverends, ! Sl.Veiy Heverends, 8,808 priests, 72 thoo loiica! ;ctninrtries, moro th'ah 1,-lUO schools l?iid'-?oliegiV?, with 110,000 pupils ami nc-.rly 0,000 church ediliees. valued ht about ? :7\ 000,000, attest not only thc growth of Ro mani.sm, but also its facilities for still greater developments." A Nom. K I1XAMPJ.IV--The Meroin y " ? states that three ypii.ng inmi of Charleston, ! belonging to good families and of good educa ti ti, have recently sailed fur Liverpool, in the ! can icily of common sailors. Rather .than Jive ill listless idleness, without any aim or IMO in life, they prefer to brave the dangers of the seas and endure thc rough usage, to which all solora biuspaccustom thoinscdve.v. This spir it must ?all forth the praise id'all who admire true manhood, however the effeminate exqui sites of thb day may regard ft. That a loafer is a being for whoai there is tm place in South-, ern society, is a fact patent, to the. blindest mind, but it needs to ho impressed upon our young men. The great majority of those ara at work, either with their hands or their heads; but there arc tjtill ? few drones oh hand. To them tho example of these Char leston young mea is offered for their special j attention. We don't mean tliat they all should pick up at once and tro to sea, (hough', ? they would occupy it higher position' on the j seale of intelligent beings aa cabin boys than ns loafers. But they should begin to do sotne I thing, even if it nppear lower than the dosti ! ny'to which they iniagi ne themselves born.-. -Tlic way to riso higher is to show a readiness, to bigin. If they really possess talents, they will not bc kept, under long. [ YiU'leoiUe Enquirer. fifciy* Tho blackberry crop is maturing".' Forsyth County, N. C., is reported to have shipped 800,000 worth last season'. Tho old North State is " some" on' blackberries as well as 'simons ! .ATLANTA., July 4.-Tho Rijmhlican Stale 'Convention, met here to day. Delegates from all ports of tho Slato were present, lion. ('.Foster Blodgctt, of Augusta, was chosen Rresidont. Resolutions were adopted to the effect that thc loyal inert of (leorgia desire an earlier settlement of present political differ ences/; declaring tho Republican party of the State In alliance with the National Republi j oan party; pledging a hearty support to tho j Reconstruction, measures of Congress; do-, daring .the Union Republioi.n party to be iu sympathy with thc working tuen, and pledg ing its Hiipport.and encouragement to tho pro tection "of thc rights of all ; -.promising to ?abide by tho proscribed terms of restoration bv thc olootion of men to o Iii co who oan oom-' ply in all respects with tho requirements of C?'llgl'CHS. ...?. J>clegates.to tho Convention wore nprfointed |'WHriou? rogart! to color. . Vo'uigbt a nine's, hiCeling/nMoiided by Vi, ^POP people wnp'h obi.'- .The'J)?elarritiop of in flopondone?i Viras vend (ind orations delivered' by A. W. Tenney, bf NeV York. it*nd others. YonK, .py-fX'-^ho-Rising. Star WM*.mti>P0 iii troasurfc. ' .. I pej*.Island; und Ovo oV.s?x p^ongor^^rov?h Mataw? ---. From Washington, ". .. ' ?>-.-' WA8HI??OTO^ July 4.-Tho frigate Siis quehnmi, Admiral Porter in command, .sailed yesterday under nettled .orders 'from. .Fortress Monroe. H is now.known that she proceeds to Mexico direct. It will require a two-thirds vote* to suspend tho", rule adopted hy the House Wednesday evening confining tho legislation of the session Ur tho porfcotion and .strengthenintr pf the Military Hccottstruettou' Acts, Ponding-the adoption of this rule sundry motions of ad journment Which originated with tho Extre mist-; failed. The ?Speaker has announced the. following Committee un ll botift?t ruction., provided in the resolution of Wednesday-last : Messrs. Stevens, Huutwcll, Bingham, Farnsworth, llurlburt, of New Yorjc, Beat mun, Pny n ., Pike and Brooks. . WASHI^OTON, July 5.-Judge Wayne,of the Supremo Court, is ?lend. Ile was'horn in Savannah., in 1700, and was appointed to tho Bench io 18'}f>. Tili) prosecution in the S urra lt case has closed its te.-limouy. H roo ks i.s thu only Democrat on tho Recoil . si Huit iou (.'on'in.iitee. Tho new BriV/.ilian Mini-der, Conim>mdor Don Doini ii lins vi ose < ion /.ales de Mayal Saes, Av ns presented to the President to tiny, and 'ex pressed his pleasure al tho friendliness exist ing hot ween thc two Governments. lu tho Senate to-day, Mr. Tipton argued in favor of tho ( iovernuieul olTcriug i reward for Indian scalps. Internal Revenue receipts to day 92,000; OOO. " ' I WA.S?IINOTON. July;").-resolu:iui w .s ' siilmiitt.-il pr.oposi og to rest riet the legislation of this 80SSIOII to the perfection r f the Roo'nO .^truction Hills. During l'un debato upoi'.l 't. it transpired that in c-metis thil teen Senators had VOt?il for uniiv?, .'sal snlVrago. lt ?VHS llnnl ty blissed hy a vqio of li) ayes toi) nays -the following Soba I ors voling in the neg .live. vi/. : .Messrs. Bu'okalcw, Drake, Fowler. IloWo, Ross, ti imer. Thayer, Tipton and Wade, j Wildon Skited, ?tl lim enio'se of tho doha)e, I that. ?Sci-ret irv 'Stanton wanted no . lenislation j in r-gavd ?o the Judieiaiy. hut needed money I to .support Reconsfru inn. ! Tho Sonate has adjourned uulil .Momi ty. - I Tho Speaker presented a Memorial Iro n (.reen ll. Adams, 'prolesting against- the nd mission of Heek, from Kentucky, which Was referred to tho Committee on ? Privileges and Elections. Mr. Paine moved to suspend the rules in Order that he might, introduce a joint, resolu tion of thanks to Major-! ietier.il Philip II. Sheridan, Cor the aide ami I'M i th ?'ul discharge ol' I) is duty as Military (Vin'mander of thc Dis trict composed ol' thc St des ol' Louisiana and Texas. The motion was carried hy n V?ti" of 110 to 18, and the resolution was. p issed. Additional papers in re. fe re nee to the Ken lucky election, und a pndei-t from the mem bers whose seats are got contested, we're re ferred to the (lommittee on Elections. Joint resolutions of thanks 'to (jener.ih Sickles, Pupe.and Schofield Were adopted. . J ?en. Schenck offered a resolution of thanks to Petroleum Y. $?sly and Attorney Ceuora 1 .Sp>nbe>ry f<2? their tuaiutainance ol' the Pres-V .?.eut s r.olij-i; K", neiul'mg the question of its reception, the 1 louse adjoin ned dmu ?Ovrmery WA^TI I MITON, July 0.-Tho tot d'reoisira-' linn in Alexaudri ' is 2,00:.*-Mack, majority 2)3 J challenged. 10(5 ; rejected'/-all wliitos Internal revenue receipts to. day S7Stf.0tn?. The Secretar.v of. the Treasury held (or Na tional Banks atitl ihmnsits;8}R10Jl00,O00 ; Na tiona) Bank circulation. $298,Ujt?5,0OfK In ternal revenue receipts for tho week '.$8,5151 , OOo. '. . ?j . Boding me.mhors say that Cone/rcss will not l ike up tin- quotion of r? b'.iihlitiir the lov?es on the Mi&.issippl until the ?States are reconstructed under tho Aol* of Congress. Large amounts of gold are geing into thc sui)-treasury iii exchange for e oh I notes. I S").7??,0UU gold interest will bc paid on the i 7th. I WASM?NOTON, July H-The Commut?e nf Nino has prepared a bill.' ^t places, tb ! State ( loveruments in complete subjection to thc military commanders,-whose previous acts ava validated ; makes the boards nf registra tion judges of the qu a li Ilea I'mux for re<ri-?l ra tion ; forbids tho removal of eomtmnulets without the advice and consent of the Senate, or sentence ol' court-mai liai ; forbids, civil courts, whether Federal or Stat rt, from it.ter fering with thu commander, or his agents a cl ine/ uttder his authorily, or from entert-.itiing civil nr criminal proceedings ng-?ust them, for any act dono under laws to which this is suppletucuta ry. is stated that, Cen. Herron, of Louisi ana, is uti (inplieant for tho Mexican ij iss'ion fl .nil. Thomas Franois Meagher vus drowned at Fort Ron ton,on tito 1st instan'. Ex-Cov. King, of New York, is dead. Tn the. House, :i largo* number of bills wjoe int rodueed and referred wit bout debate. The. I Cominitleo on Ejections reported that no per- 1 ! son who had given aid ol' comfort to tho re bellion should bc allowed to swear in ; but disloyalty of constituents, or illegality of elec tions, should not prevent, members from hold inir certificates and swearing, The report was laid on tho table and ordered to bc printed, A resolution calling for thu p roc ced i mrs iii tho Cabinet on reconstruction passed-- 10??> to 1 '20; ?' . . :. ' ;'. Mr. Huller moved lhat a s]>?eiiil n unmitte.e of live, with powers to send for persons and pnpofs bc appointed to investigate the assas sination proceeding, and that tho committeo protniso tho protection of the House to ac complices svho have not been tried or scntcp oed, who may givo Valuable oviiicnco. Tho rules were suspended and tho resolution pass cd. , Mr. Trumbull, from tho Judiciary Coiutpit tco, reported a Rill on Rcoonst.ru?tion. The President ,wiis onllod .on by resolution, for inforniation in rcferonco to Indian hostili ties' ?ind Mexican affairs. , .. ' . . Tho Sonate, b^r a vote o? 'M) to ?, refused to take up tho? joint resol.loton of thanks to Ocnorals Slioridun, Sickl?s, Schofield, ^ind 'Hope. Mr. Onincs snid ho tlmngh't it, would bo* prematuro to pass tho'rCRolution.-at this time, tis-tho Hoirii't? wa* not su'itlciontl^ inf?rmod Ob. tho-merits of tho oa.se,'to bo able to: judg?.--; Formerly, tho thnnVsvof Cbngr?ss- wore only toji'dertd.' oiroxlraovdiiiary ?.t?c?slp'np, And* it wai? t1ion.oon8rdoVcil a'gronfc'cVmplihif n'tto a*rI^ one to tcc?iy? tii?'ini-but if tins ?ttqt] $t tifo ccdotit, now propp8cd, Svnn established, Otfjfc gjfess wouliL soon .bo t?hdortUg itstlianks to tho ?o.yerp?f? of " tho. scycrgt - Terri torlea/ as .."7 . .- -f?K?&y* ". ''^ .' ' . 'y . ! . . ?. : : .. , I v"". ; . Several other .incfjqctual efforts to intro' duce general legislation were mndo nud falltjd. Tiio S?nnto thou adjourned. '" Tho following is. tue Otb.section of tito. Ito.- * construction Rill reported by tho Judiciary Cointnittco of tho Senate: . That tho true Intent- ?nd {nonning. of tlic? onth prescribed i (ju tho said SuppboMoiitary Act is, among .other things, that ...J persone' who hits beou a mpinber of tho Legislature of any State .or who ,luis hold any ICx?c?tlvb Or I Judicial ejileo in any State, whether h'o'MiHS tahiMi au oath to support thc C?nUit?tion,of * . I thc United States or not, nud who has uftor-. j wards engaged in insurrection or rebqllilin against, tho Ujiited States, or given aid or ' I eonifort to tho enemies thereof, is entitled .to bo registered or to vofn ', and tho words"u lix ecutivo or Judicial oflloor in any State,''' in said oath mentioned, shull bc.construed-to in cludo all civil officers o rca ted by law for tho fr adinioi itrat'toti of bJie several law's of tho stjites. _V_ * ^.r-'Jj; " ; ., .. ll$t? ; NKYV 0:u,r.ANS, .Inly (5 -Tho Austrian st-amor Cliz-ibeth has orders to proceed.to Vera Cni/. without delay, to bring tho Aus 1 trino and -Mox-ican Hupcrralist .officers ami troops liore. She will return imni?diatoly.-* |,C?d. Siidvy an.l other officers of tho Vcr-t Oi-.i/, garrison, who arrived in Mobile by tho ; Tnbaseo, have c-Une l ore.' ' ! NASH vi l.t.K. July I.- I\>liticnl excitement I is running binh throughout this State. Opv. ' ? Rrnwulnw rules with a stcru'will, und hasset asilo the registration iii every district thal does not inclin? towards.his Radical viows. - * Ja .n:n district where his friends registered j th ! first, two days, and his opponents the two. su-.'Oeding il >ys, ho has set aside nlj but tho * i'wA two (bys. Ile holds the cards, and will, j it is ?jupposed, carry thc Stiito. .' Nr.w (.lui,KANS, .Inly 0. -A levee on Red River, in front of .Alexandria; give way on the night of the 28th ult : Uedding tho lower . portion of the town, but thc brouk'wasproinpt ly repaired hy the citizens. On tho night bf . the 1st instant it 'broke again, and a,dispatch now says that the fall of the'river can alono prevent tho town from being overflowed. '. LoNiiuN, July 8.-Thc Knglish. Govern ment is about, to send a body of troops to' Ahyssynia. . ' "-.'.. 1 PAMS, duly 8.-Thc International Money Congress purposes to fix the. standard .of cold coin at five francs and its multiples. ! Tutr.STK, July 8. - A fleet is under prepa ration to proceed to Mexico alni demand tho body of Maximilian. ' LONDON, .July L-Thc ^r.iud Review which w.??s ty have taken plaec'in Hyde Park has be,ip post puned on account of the liewa of fhe exeeutiou of .Maximilian. There is great indignation manifested here a lid on tho conti nent about tho execution. SAVANNAH. J'nlv 7.-C. J. '.Westmoreland,. Rriti-di <!oii.sul at Rrunswiek, Ga., was killed at that place by Capt. Martin, oii thu .C>th.-?~ Thc deceased lm<| only been . married, four bonn, Martin has been arrested and brought tu tliis city. Great mystery c-.\is,?) regarding the nfl ih\ . , V WASIIINUTON, July 7 -Custom receipts for June SI I.?)') ).O0l> ; during the.-fiist three , days of .i uly, 'roow?-pt" r.w...-I?..?I. - - - P'?j.fPiVN . O Uiy ?.--OO.II1 TC. I'lillr tv Gasu ior. 'bf 'ihg Mer-Iv nts' National Ralik. ha? been arrested, oh rgod with. illognl'y.ubfaiuing I'umls of ihe'hank. . O nalia advices haye'h?e.ri received ,.rom Custar's no unvuid. d-ded Riverside, Colorado, forty mile.< West of Fort Sedgwick, Juno 21. . There had benji slivetal skirmishes, resulting in .the repulse of the .Indians. Six warriors Were killed., and two soldiers wounded. Ilii'i'i M'>N l). J uly 8.-A meeting of citizens Was held.at. Louisa . Court House to il .v, at which rcs-ii ur ions were adopt cd ad visiiig'Co operation with the Republican party, pledg ing thc meeting to volo for the Republican candidate for the Presidency mid for niembcr.'? ol' Congress from Y.irginia, who have ail uti" broken'Union record. Messrs. Clayton, Cole man, dos. IC. Pendleton and other influential ci ti /.tn. w if.) o i th i Ci noittooon Resolu tions. A spviiil ti the*" RicVmvil Whig" says the inci ting was composed of ififfuential citizens, and the resolutions-arc to be forward ed to both Houses of Congres.-*. Ni-:w Oil I,KANS, July &-The RepwbKcnh State Convention met iii Houaton, Texas, vc> terdav, .uni elected ex Gov. Pease pci-n.inucut Presiden) ; thc other oiliccrs wer? three white and oiio black pian. Tliir attendance tnostly black, only twenty .three whites being present. A stormy HCSMOII'.is expected, and tlicro aro fciirs that it will end in a riot. No resoluUcyu ndopti <l yet. 4 '' < ; Five cases of yellow fever in Galveston, i ao l two deaths from blaek.yomit. - The' May or has ordered immediate auiVtVeb '^so of ' dis?, infectants. No tears are entertained of Us heconiing epidemic. - Tho lull >>ving.persons ha.v? paid on flioir sith sori|)tion lo tho DouAiiui, aa IVMows: " _ ' H. -A. .Muf.V.iekin; '- - - $2 ">f> I-ol. Vj A. Hoke. - - . - f? -7o ' (J. II I). Oriiuior. - ' . - . ?> 5l? K. Wi?hi'hs. '"- - ' - -. 7"> I. . If; Orainct'. -' \ r - ' 2;?<> lieg?ilar ?oiivoc?tioi? 1 ' \ }.*,.'( . ' ' ? . r* /iONIl'AXfONH af '\Vall.al\ii Chapl'er. N.o, Iv. . \) A. -. M. . will asscmhlo In (bob- Itali, til AVV. halla, on Frit lay 11.6 RHh inst .-.itt, ni 4 o'clock, 1 M, fur the transaction ol' regular'bu'si|ioss. *. My ord or of Hie M.' l?. IlVjPj . If. W. PIKIMM, Seisi*tnvy. July 1^, jsr,7 .' - "42- , ! ? WilUaiu A. Lay, Hxocutor, vs.. M. ll. Hiiftnicul ! 1>P?18JIMNT lo.nn/oril?r of Court..in thl^easi 1 I wifl suir to, the highest tilddci'. at Pickons ( ll., on Salbiiay in, Augtist.he-y,, a fli;dt rato - , . ' R ? U K M I t/I?. ? : .v 'nor Tmi?p^pAsit;- , --, , . . -. ?fonvr:- A: TI?QMVSON,' C;?.IM>. jJniy-12-, mt , "42 ? . -y-;:... 8. M?I?S??NEST MILL?NSS I "pHIi.und?rsi?jiiod' wlsltos to inf?rtn ?fo?? l?-?'wrt I .of, tho abovo-?ioiitien?d artlelcii, ' ihla?'tli?y ol bo Supplied with n vary Kn)i?ri'?r quality of" ?o) fifonejf, of any uko} at ?'orisoiiabl?.'rdity's; All woi iinished \yltf.i any '(li'aft or' dress rcodlrcXI by ll .?pui'?hdso'in,. n$? t?bt<rantfi(l;pf?ff6li^ 'f dHBsdd- an/b.balanood' With th? - VA^t?^T At>?m i$t,ii? If OT J' ALAINGK; tho. rooetW^l^ttew ?jsc.,' l^or tarros, -&oi,?sddtio'.i)'8 ' s' '? ^'.Awi^Vi'cti??.'S'. (r-'?e'h &rt*$f?W*'x