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I-iace il. n.ext Spring. pay thre. d..i:r. a lie f.or advertising. - Ir Austria the. have :t press es,.r. mt" 1.oet wr.t. a line a f ollows; : " II er voluptuous bo-&om was a. wy whit e ;" whi.eh the censor chatl!n'd int" : "In front idhe wasa Sy we'll uilt.'' Quite an inprove" i.t-it. ----- . th.-rn pap'r! ie . r" d in .rei"ur.irz.ii, c: Fur".' diurinF tie war. I c'--rbs 1r"-iam hite t ' ae.:.int; that they havi e"m.t re"nvered, as they late ly antiumeel that N.ap,01col was dead, -:wid he uin't. Our lady readers are infort Es+ W:a Ina e. art,. 1metd in Ii to ist ito longer than ie"t - 5 .r .r --- Pr e."i }n Knii:i re lk.lt" i. ?'rmi an aIi.-Ine. Austria .and Irk'y are likely te ice.mne dlisinter ;"r:ated in ..53..Itetce'. inoN% --%. hAi ea' e t- the ' .:1. I ai t.st re, - v( nor .ltire h-l 'iseiaks of thse ('clnstijtuationTal " r .tus -:l:, ;t:;tl iaq h."<t laisiE the ".l..g ine' in ieho "ie e lectin s, :In.r arPerurOre fasvorale~ are fiki-lv te, h.. :a:nby pvithn . or wheth.-r b n e't.-r policyv for the Sr.;ste -a --- .>o I t (-rnot, awls thin - e r.-- mt rEe-ci- r;ssnun ,," :.4. +- r!5?...1.4$ on157 an e-qs.dity e ' a - . .e.. 'ldgog from -he d4r " Im SCif., pilhs : .eenimetn iP :iteS ' ' t subduesd the insurree.* no.1 it I' nlot pr(s. h)io thact bsetter te'rms . na ?-anted Th~ Ie ieet, of r'j'ct io.n 141ns th. propr:tv sand hsappins:, oef the 5 4'ans st.finen. Mon4tINA sN 1.3 w m r:mx respecling h'h whlereaboucts oif .Mauihias (Chapmns.s -houlde.re.s 2 Ark grey eye- h igh- h:r, ye fseeu t'n incheIs.s highf. an wt!vas wosissd r-d i.i h e a w near hIi's ear ;11 andnWs. *tegall. whso is .30 years obal, si fee't --1 ice high. nialb'ach he.k teyes, black hair and beardI, .J'are maide; asnd white Ipee.k in one eyevs. - Th'ley were bsrothecrg. mn law. anid dlid not re*turss alter theO war. A nty insformiation rspe.4cting tesn *will be thiankinllhy .ceived byv Mrs ElUiabeth Chrapmns, A lat:oena:. (Ga. *. Willlsourlexchangeleasie copy. HIowS.-f .pressed her gentle formnto sue, and whbisperedI in her.ear I if when I wa.s for away, for uv4 she'd dirop a tear ; I pasjed for some cheer ing words, mny $ brobhing~ heart to cool, snd with her riusy lIps she said,-"Oh, Ik,yur ibat I"M lc grA,phio.. Cable DespatcheR. -' l'u-, Novetther '2l-'-vening.--It has ) .-n ayt e:t:ittil -that Secre'arv Feward'. ot"g 'le.auitchi of Monday, to the Amnerican Minim at hi. urr, reiat.rd chiefly to t he withdraw nA ", the French troops fromI Mexi. :. anl eilpr,sqrmi- the hope that liratnce witld.carry -ntl her proitnies. The des alch. is undlerstoo,i, alwo alludes to tohe leparture of (men, Sherman for Mez.ico. sttd gan- the reasons rfay li' was sent hirter ;it .lt!"ngh the despateih was of unu un:a lrngth. it was neverthellts c.rtche"l in Sc.,nihatov,v. t hough dignitil. spirit. l.onots. Nvrt-,.-r .t--Non.--A gun. b.at left Sh.rert"ns yes'erday. antd anuther w ill -at.- te...lrty ; Iteit tit inatitson is Ire intl. T!ety "irry with thnm i large sup !v '. rmf an1 amtltuni'.i.n.. to b,- u.-d -in ihe:. pr:=i~n of the Fenian outbreak. Mlore , xrest- hn been n,:.l. . Loe, L'eenher 2.----'h,-re i ia nitnor th ' .: t"lh."ie er;.t-ei r .Stephets lately 4:r:?n.i in !'nri. tnd.i is tnow a.'crel,ed the'e. It :n r .p. rt.ed .,n goo-l authority that MIr. i:ig.w. Lntiti. Santr4 .\liuiter at Pnaris, r ' : . i ni Nap",leon in person a very Kr.rne an dea: aiied dsp:rt ch from .Secretiary Sesard. Thi1 d.:Tatch, -o report goes, imaicitly rn-quire.i i+ane.- to 'n1611 the en. .-igen.enti she had entered iunto with regard to the .\Mexican finestion. The Emperor, Inaever. m"ad.e no reply. News Lems. %C.4-1sc"r-,. 1 ec-tnher l.---Th - radlil: rutnnters :af Congreia. numbering perhaps ftty, he! I a canc.t It.night at th t'apitnol. ve VCt pre,a.. .'con'tnittee of nine 1:"wrr9e-r. lra .p ;aoti st a- t, irepare Iitninesq tI- an ad -.af""-+;a?l' :e-tirg. tw ba, heo-1-d or. Ini .lay',niCISt tre.tr lTe cauct' iMtttsteI ti" anbject r-e v I.- from .fiee. \'ari Uins ta.-mh1n- m-enbti. . i-- in)S'ans of wiit tay t..n?id'r""l :c grontly! iInjtustie" in the -art nl the I're.i"h lit. anl the c:at1C,t" itna niitnusly -caonn mnrn ' thiat the $ennte raej'r r %1 the norrinati.ny tat e nrerels on poli tseiei grounds. FotTlErtr \II.Nlls-i:. Dlecember i.---rhe Missis-ippi 'onmri'tnera who wen ap poinued to vi-it 'erM. Int .i.,hm,,t in rla rion to the- re''aa.a- -f Mr. Ltvis, hatla Iengithy interci+-u with the latter in the'iort n-d:ay, tc'atning hint with the result of iheir viait to Washington. lIer. Mhallard 9nttnrt, of Birazil, arrizeuj he're Io-dta. on A 7i.-lr to Mr M4.t4. WVASltrG.,, November I.-Map Cti:.e al Tillson. A istaintttt C nttrsioner oi$ Froet men for Georgia. trdn May Cenerait Scntt. .1sistnntt Comnmis.itser Air 4utli arnrraita-, who were nustered.1tt at service, loave i'een r,"ritel in service antil tit her order-. A irge number of C-wgretK+nen arri-rel here t.a iicht. fhere open-.s nn" dot3t of u <,turrutn inn botl louses a 'oninv. S. tar as can he ascertainlea i- in.ver.nt ion, an.l otherwise. tihe idea .of int:'oicing airti tel' of im,pea.althent. .gaintt.'t the Prt"esidont, finds littie. if any fatr. atnl it is raidl the me.ntage of the IPre.'ident will he about the uatei, a l1st year-'s, t ind will ctcan:py abottt an bour in the reaaing Legislature of South Carolina. FJU.r Y VO V'Elfn E'R .t), i8tl. SEN ATE. Ti. Senate tnet at 12 n. A nessage wa+ received front the ilone of Itepresentatives, stating that Me,ars. Mullins. iaskell and itichardson had bevn appointed a committee to report whatcohnag . are necessary in themo ntle of electing of1R ters to confort to the Act of Congress,.e ative to the election of Senators of the United Stotet; and a.,k- the nl.pintintttett of a similar com ittee on the part. oft he Senate. \Ir. Tracy---.A lill to extenl the time in which tan re-record lust '"instrutnents iu. irriting ;-' also, a hill no ater the law in re ati"n11 to thepublicat ioa of legal noticce in aewspapera. A bill to repeal then Usury Laws of this tateC wasl debiated, andl mladen the special >rder' for tot-morrow, at 12 nI. Measange No. 2 fromt liis Eze'eliency lit mvnVor,OF giTimg at report of pardons grannt. d by himt, was comnullnicat ed to the Senante Jlir)USA 0-' NaiiE.Rvr.Ti E.. Mr Rtecrt II. liaeave5, a tteumiber elect romt MIar'ion Iisttrict, ttended,t wats aworni nAid took his seat. Oo ntot iotn of Mr. itichtardsna imutessange iras ordt'eed to be sentt to tine Sonate, askiing cria.e of that bnody tan amnend nine bill, ac epting a granit of lanti (trnm the muted stairs,a by strickinng out all afe'r tine ennact ug clzae, and itunering anothner bill. Thne deunate sent to tine House a miessago ejectIng tine following bills :a"A bill to tboli.sht imnpurtlancesl itn suits at law."~ and 'a bill to incresac tihe pay oaf consatablesn at. endaitng at Conurt.aa The Senate sent- tot the lnuse a message ihat a cnammtitttee naf thriee mtemtbers of hec Senate bet atlppinte3d, an'i requnesning a imninar camr:mittee by the Hlouso, to report ,chat arrtan'gem:ens and parovisionsa~botnid be made tanr ihe electiorin hereafter of Cenaniar tstm this SImate, in thne Congress of Ihe Uni edl States, in view of the requiremsents of nD Act to regulate tine 'tinmes anal tsn nner of inlding eilctins for Senatortt in Contgreas, tpproveda Junly 25, l866. The Senate sent to the Houseea hill to au horize the issue or bonds or stock to pay mount due the contractors fore marble work nf new St ate liounse: also, a bill t o provide or the admissioni in evi4-euce of wil.s made n tine execttion of a power ; which were endl tine third time, anid thet titles changed o Acts. Mr. Bamrker lp.+sentedl the tmemotial of the Thanrleannn- t'hamber of Cotinmerei, and RoardI of Tirade, pratying for- the rep'eal of the asury laiw. Mr Richardson presented) the pntition of iuindry cititan's of S uthier ltlstAot, recomn. niendinag somne permaient provinsion for Jutly Rioillay, m, freendman,tn who lost an sam atari lgin tint servicae of tine Stato. Mr. Bliack ibltroad the followingk: Thlant a+ this State is at present excludedl frorn thn ft pre.mentation in t',ngr'r, to w"trii-h she believes herself c,netitutiouallr entitled: .ni.. an election at this tlite wv.ul-i irnee I.. he ral in en:ire ignorance of, th,e poliri ieue, in which the State wouhd he interPet. ed at the tin: when. by any apparent pro. bability, she would be perntited to exercisel her right of represetatintin, that in the opinion of the tGeneral Assenubly of thie State. it is inexpedient to proceed at thie session to elect a Senttor fur t!te nert Sent. 'ori,al term of Yix yeara, commencing ott I!. 4th of March 1Kr~ Mr. lnkell introduce.d a bill to regulate el,-tiors tor Hepresenttires in Congress. Mr. 'Iew it r~eiced a re.olution relative to a plan for more ju-tly and impartially as.esiig real property hot the State, as re. quired by t he Cosituitntn. .r. T. J': Mikcll introlruced a bill to alter the feace law. Mr. J. B. Aiken inttoduticed a bill to. mend the charter of the town of Wiuns. Zworo. A special messenger who recently arrited from Ireland. states that the Island wilt .eon he in a state of complete insurrection. Large q.rantitits of Springfield. Enfield and Spencer ritle; nro hourly arriving at. New York. which are being constantly shipped to Ili,nd. M'atsachusetts heads the nove ment in subscriptions and donptions of arms, and all the latter w.bieh were intend ed for service in Canada have been turned' over to Stepheiys. 'Mn. Uhrls.-Three ministers. Rev. Urs, Ihtncan, EdIwaris and Buarrows. visited Mr. h/avis recently. and breakfasted with 1ym. Sine,o tiie recent changes mnade in his g.far.. ters, and since Mrs. Pavis and her sister have teen removed into the rootns prepared far them. Mr. lavi4 has become more eheer. ( fo. Jliy leahh has become very ratch im. proved of litte,- and he speaks very confi. nently of itug-r'eleased. Srr.r. ItAi.s.-/lrbe London and North. Western R ailway Company in England, hare alreadfy iaid sixty-three miles of steel rails on their road, and the work of"relaying with, steel. instenl of fron. Is to le,s continned. On the Great Northern titliav of'Elvland. steel rail, have also been laid at all the prneipal"stations. and on the steepest in clines SorTn 'CA 'or.tNA CoxrrR.nse -I am at.. thorized by C'oT. Sohnson. President- of tho' Charlotte and S. C. Railroad. to state that. Mfinisters and laymen. attending upon the S. C. Conference offeially, will he passed' hoth wars over the roadf for one.fare; It is' expected that. they o1itain frtm the Secre. tary of the fonference, the usual certificate. WIill A)6 s C. Powrta. ' menorial is being circulated in New Tork for the removal' of Secretary McCul loch, on the ground of misniaungenent of the Treasury Depart-merit. His opponents. ose-rt thtat the itidd withdrawal of fifteen miilions of etrronoy front circulation caused almost. a panic. Counter memorials ato also being-circulated'. "John, can you tell tme tbe difference be. tween attraction of gravitation and +atirac tion of coheioin ?" Yea. sir." said John, "attraction of gravitation p;:lls A drunken matn down. and the attraction of cohesion prevents his getting lip again. aIIME'RUIAL. Waket Rleporth." NNr Youic. Th'cember 1.--Gold 101. Cot bn-gquiet, at 33& @3I for uplands. C1'AnraAo,r. Novetnlier 80.---The total' ;ansu:itine of the week foot ip at 1870' tialems. .Ve_gunte I:w Nidd-Iling at 30((;,31 MIidi.iaTi; Strict Middl ing 82}(.933. Crft,ovry.. P)ecenmber .--But littl cot. totn is beitng sold, prtces 28jc., for Mid lhing. ]1DMBl LUMBIER!! SA M now ptrepuared tr saw LUTMBER. I.Ayb'snrt to meo, shall be promptly. filleet. andi the r4umber shippedl immtnediately. from liid .vays 3epot. EId NO 10E.. A 1,L persons indebted to the estate oft 11Jacohi- (3Neail, deceased, are hereby ntotifiedi that Inhave plae.ed,ahl the demands in ftavor of saidieutute in the handi of offt' cer's of the ltkw orcollect ion.- - Thoso whose indebtedness exceeds t-Won ty dollars will find the demnande againet them In the hands of my attorney at law, WV. Rt. Robertson, Eeq5, rind those whose In dlebtedness does not eced that antag, wflli find the demandtsagainst them, In tse b &4. * of Robert, liawehorn5 Esq,, Magistrscae~. SAML. R- nAR'N, Ad mr. of the estate of Jacob O'Neal, deedi MAKXEBe DOW ON and after Natuu*dy tife- 11W itist., te ENTERE STOOK OF GOO03# - ,AT .COST AND EXPENSES. The Stock Is fresh, well. assorted aW4 houghtecheap, so that BARGA1lNS-will surely be offered. . T GMPON,WI.THR3 * CO. -de 1-tf