The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, June 19, 1867, Image 1
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V) " EA I [ORNING, JUNE 19, (.52
imaginie how fer:vently. Io 1ind14 the paltiet
of her bosuiim Ihere. While the tiro was
I n:ing one poor fellow was seen buriedi ill
theclar. lie tilked to tle liromen alu(
sail he was unhurt, lut was unable to movi
by being wedged ink He tightly.. The tiretine
caubl not get near him while the tire wa
raging, and ie poor man, inl IIIe very sighi
ut every relie1f, full of hop1e, VZs drownec
Aefor ho could he got oit.
THE3 1,I.\nD ANu woU'NDUl.
Immediately after thie extingtisihmont o
tihe fire the fireunen set inanfully t. work 1(
riiove tite ruitns, in tile hope or halii
bodiesA tuderneath. Not w it listaniling tlit
iftense heat and bhlintUg smeke, in a fo,
iinutes a body was reachied, and ia 'ior
lorrid spectacle was never witnesed. ThI
head and hect were burned oil', and I lie how
els liy exposed in a inere trunk. l1 it, it
needless to lengthen a talo of horrors i
ready too long. Tiere were, tip to a !at(
hoaii last igh, sole seventeen belies re
overel-.i wetve or w him were do' ant
five w-iimided. f 1' tihe dead, who were re.
Moved (o .\Mr. King's erlailishnu-t, som
hail their' legs burned oil', and others d lei
aiiu, and in every instance iheir lnces were
unrecognizable. Or thm; woutnded two art
not, expeCted to recover. while 'tle other.
ire severely injured, ohongh :ot ratally.
The ]First Jase under the Bankrupt Law
The Girst case arising under I lie lhinkrup
law, in tie United sttie- li'ii'et Court ru
the Novrhern District of NewV rk, wascoin
mienced yesterday. Th.: petition, whieb
was WHed wii h the clerk of the Court, va:
hat o Thonias It. Iend aiid othelr, oNCIw
Yuk City, againit l''rederick U. CiriowIey
and- Williatml L. liablit/tell, ofil/:h t t n.
E'.. County, Nc~ Yik. It :els folth
th t the 1li kiioners uoe jiilh'ient icreilitm,
of t he deiciidaiats in the sun or 2t.I ;
Iat. tie defentlants are bankruia, owin
debts to t le amount r.$10(0,0)00 ; t lht de.
fend ants have executed a eiettered t
gige to thle Essex an laake l'buia ()rc
aiid iroi (:ompany Covering properly to) the
aiount. oi $1 0,010, cont rary to tie provi
sions (.f tie act, of Conagress a1lpproved
.\lavch 2d, 1, ,17, entitLdl "anl act tol ertab
lish a uniform sysleni tof bankhainlpey
I hroughout the United tates ;" that defeni
danmit aitso, contrary to the sane act, inadv'
arrIangemieits Wherebly one lienry It. .liore
,hotild make exeeitiion ta jidgneit aglailist
tiewn of 25,000. and one Daniel F. Paynr
shoilhl imaho execution of' a jidgment
aiiust them of 10501. Therofore the pe'
litioners pray Ilat tie dietia:idaws be de
claredt iiik upt by I lie court, in accordace
with tie provisons oi the lakrupt law. AI,
order wis iae by ilie co.t, oi thi iet i
ion directing defendatia to ap M at. a
teri of the Ditict Court. to Ie helt in
(his ci:y on le 2-th o .h ily, 1 i 7, anid
show caise why te prayer o1 the potilun
tan slhi tic li0 be graiec. - --
We have beeni thus explicit in giving the
points or this anse, not because it. is espe
cially intesting in itself, but ol tIle ground
that he first procceding unde the lnik
rulpt law in tiis (out Distriot deserves to
b eChrolnilel. It is little singular, sinec
tie law w1as franed to bentetit debtors rather
thaln crediorr, that this irist case chould be
one of involunitar anIkrutlcy-.hat ii one
where the ereditor, iustend of tile debtor,
clainis the protection of the courts. It
shows that ihlo laws is disadvantage-is it
hoi.Csty Oi both Sidei. It not only relieves
tle emtibarr'ssed balinkitilit f-out tIe r0p1ci
ly of his cleditors, but it. egatilly prot cis
tile crediar' from the rascality of his deb
for. and secures an equitablo divison of the
assets ot ti lbankrupi it' is thought by
Cemint( lawyers that the existence ot this
law will do away with a large proportion of
our civil suIS. IL. will proivo a great vor
dex in which will he siwallowel hosts of
aititchmt supplementary prioceediniig,
suits oi pro misz oiy notes, foreciio'res of
miorigrges and other processes. The Dis
Irict. Courit as Courts of' iankruiptcy expe
rience considerable inconvenience at pro
sient. from t he fact that. tle rules adopted for
their guidance by the Sipremin Court, have
not yet been published. As they were
atpted several weeks since, tho inferance
is iat tihey havo fallen into the hands of
somc speuCtlaitori whoexpects t turnili an
honest. penniy hy t heir' publicat ion. -In lthe
melanilimo I le i)istr'ict Courts ate' to a cet'
taini extenot, woi-kinig in the dark ini hank'
t'upt cases htaving nothing but Itie text of'
tihe law to guide t hem. Ainy acl ion they
take may bo found v'oid when the trules in-o
pubihlied.
Mas. Pait'nUmirox ON 'rlt lF~snioxs.
'"Ther'e is one thing sueti," said alrs. P'at
I iigt on, "th le feals of' the pr'esent gene
rtion ate a heap more indeopentit iti
t hey nieed t o be. Why I saw a gal go by
the oilier day that I know helongs to the
htistor'ical class of socIety, with heir dressa
all tiucked utp, her hair all buzszled tup like
it' she hiada't comibed it for a week, and one
of her gr'andmofter's nightcaps, in ani awful
crumipled conidifion, on hier hea.,d. Whly
laiw, htoney, whein I wvas a gal, itf one otf the
fellows eamne along whlen I had my clothles
Lucked up that, wiay, anid iiy head kiverecd
wiih aii while ratg, I would run tot' dear' lfe
and1 hide out. of' sight. Welol, well, thle gals
Sten werei~ inniocent, uncoil iscailed crea11m11s;
now they are what the 'rench call 'bla
zes.'"
The Army WVormn is doing groeat, damage In
the forests in portions of' Atugusta. We
learna that a latrgo body of woods on ithe
Opio platce hias been enthirely trlipped of
fulinago and iat it isi appealing ncarer Iown.
Thtis worm wasl very destru'tctive North last
year, and it. is bit continuing its imarch. If
mloves ill arnues, sneeping every gareen leaf
aiad aiprig bef'ore it, and, if' warm'n weatuher
succeeds its pas~eago, destroy03s the trees.
A scioiinilie andt pracical getntlemiat infor'ms
us5 that, tis worm or "'cat erpillor" comes
fr'om the egga of the candle iioth and thaut
it can be destroyed bay buiildimig lartgo firecs
out of' (loots to aftiract the moolhI. TIhis is
worth ttrymg.-Santon Virg~man.
Tjtur R.utnnoAm EM~unnoGLOm--A corresB
p)ondO~nt of the Autgusta Presn, wrijting
from Oranttovillo, on thie 6th, says as he
was passing through that v'illago on that
afternoon, he observed several ~Euthi Car'o
lina Railroad "atraok hands" at work, t ak
ing dowa t portion of the now trestle over
Kolloy's CreoU, on the lino of thle Columabin
anl Augtusta Railroad, .Ott 'inqjury, he
leairnedl that~ a; portlon of this trestle-work
wg en the land of the Southt Cjrolia Coi
pyand wea beinglemqioved by the ordoi
,ftat, company,
It Is annfouniced that a -Polish gen
tlemnan 1s'noW o f In 1isp'ection tout- is
Texas, destigning to~410 the os
f.svorableC locality for farning, propa
ratory to an extensivo immigration~o
his countrymen.
FAIIIELD HERALD
I-; IT I I1 ISItIl 1) W E K.:1 .Y IY
DESP0it'TlES, W ILLU mMs & co.
Term".-Tu l: ii.. is iimblishedi Week -
ly inl tihe Town of Wiinsbor), at 93.00 inl
vartcatby in rcdance..
Djy All Iransctcient. ndvert isieentsc to be
pail in adlvatnce.
Obitcuary Notices and Tribueil Si.00 per
Square.
Selected Poetry,
P.RGET AND FORGIVE.
i'orget and forgive ! rot no Ieart, can divince,
1low soon sorrow's gleams may dLarken joys
shino t
The cloud's ntat flat o'er Ite bright blue
ol ie sky
May chige into ralin et rc the evencinig be
nigh:
And t'cequtered by shadows of gladness and
Is tie pathway we Iread to the end we would
l'orget and forv'ive ! Ah ! how many I lar
WYould glaidly 1 0ca1ll 1hose sad wuds, "We
musist, P'' t
So has1ily Spokeni. Did thy0 then think
Ilow their hopes anl their l:ippiness stood
on the bi ink
Of destrctccioin's Stern precepice, soon to fall
o'er
And return to their desolate owner no more I
Forget and forgive ! le.:t in sadness and sor
Ye weep for hlie past and despair ofthce mor
row ;
licemcorso~ fkoows anger and driownis it in
Itears;
Days las; into mont its a : months fa le hit o
years;
St ill lioer and lower buns ifope's fitful
lighl,
Till extinguisled. at last, in oblivion's
Forget ancd forgive ! as ye would be forgiv
ell,
Ere the last words are said, the last l'Utk Ie
livell,
Lest through lie wido world apart yo mnay
roccill,
Your life' without purpose, your heart with'
out hoic ;
For ti h lita't n11t. be homeless, and aim.
less Ilhe lite
That waists its young streugth in such des
porato Strit'o.
lIe fih 1ci1ST to forgive I let, not pride inter
ven o
l.s coll, selfish barrier, and disicate between
~.(cYour5llI't I. lhe happciness st ill wtithini
That Tite in its course will withdraw from
your clasp,
And leave but the mcem-nory, cherish'led in
pin,
Of lost opportunity ofrered vainc.
The Terriblo Explosion at rhiladolphia.
Til' OATAsritoio'H-cc iAIT-imuIING sUENiKs
-Tilli )PAci ANiD iyINo.
The following aeconit of' tie boiler ex
plosions inc I'hliladel phi a, is taken f'omcc tie
Philadelphkia ilye of the 7ti :
At e tim e Of cite C ctiaope there were
it is variously estimated, about Vard &
Geesy's einblishmeit , troi seventeen to
twenty-live inenvc. All of Miller & lleder's
en - oyces were at their work. It happen
ed ltat, the boiler was outt of' order. The
piston ieoded packing ctad tie cielhiist,
nerass th street, Mr. William Kiicg, sent
his toromlccan ouc a workmcuanc over to do it.
The mill stopped at 4 o'clock, and maty of'
the hccacds left for their homes. Colocel
Ward (late to the One ilttndred aid Twe'lth
Pennsylvainia, ) one of (Ite proprietors, who
was inc the yird of the building at the tite
of thce explosion, imagines that at. least
I wenty of his cien haicd gono hcomco. lielore
6 o'clock, (ie cmachimst had fincisied their
job. 'The besoim of deathi cunc withcout a
mcoccenct's warncincg, v'ery evidenatly. Thelcro
wer'e I wo bcoiler's itn lice estacblisihmenct lyinag
bceide "eachc othter, ;cand extendinig alonig
thta Sanmsomi.street siide ot' thce tivo-stor'y
buildicng. Dr'aughtt was givecn to thce tires
iby ai chiney eighcty feet, highc, bucilt tirmcly
agcaicnst the ntortheacst corncer' of tihe dwelliog
adjoincing.
Th'Ie expclosion sems to hcavo tocrn out the
foundaditionc of ice builincg so far thcat thce
live storiecs tll cucmbled icn act insticat, fitli
ing withI a hcorriblo crash, acndu-caking a pile
of cimioky ruins, wichl tilled the basemcent,
and r'oso in in ai shcapelescs cmass twencty feet
icnto thce air. Th'ie dobrcis flew in all dlire
tions, pacrt of lice boiler: beinig tharownc to
T1enthc acid cesnuct streets, as we have stat
edl, acid fraugmenctcc of bricks ticrownc as fart
ast Elevent hc ancd Mar-ket, streets evecn, alcarcm
ing tice loilinag boarders who chcitecr in frcocct
otf the hot els inc I hat viclicity. 'iThe wiccdowsi
of' thce houcsesr'ouncd ablotut were all shat-tet'ed.
Th'ie onily pcortion of' thle cmili left. taccdi ng
was lice smacul lt.wo-ctory brick butilding we
hcave desccribced. Evecn it was batteced ancd
et~ctng, its corru'tgatedl tin croof alncost cushc
cmd inc by a gtrea t maniy t'racgmnct s of onceof' lice
boiler's, wich sceems to hav'e been lifted to a
consiiderahulo heighc t and ticen depositedl oct
thce roof', althcought not withc a suflicient force
to break it, thcrougic.
'TiE FeIRH.
No sooner had Lice rumbcnle of' lice explo
shon died away than thco tlacmes rose tup and
orcackled with a fury, added to by Lice in
-flammablo character of lice contecnts of lice
building. From 0 o'olock unctil 8, a score of
sctaeam'r ticrew water upon themct biut threy
bucrnt stublborncly, and even when lice firemen
swarmeud over the r'uiccs to look for thce dead,
thce dyicng and thec wounddc, c'usiced under
thce giganctia heap of smtoulidecing fire and
bcrics acnd mortar and beavy bceamsa, they
woucld burcnt thcrouigh and need ccor'o water to
extingcishc thcem. All lihe whiile te wall
of' the cadjoining building and thce tall
cimcney seemed tottering Lo fall, thrceaton
ing death to the brate fellows who wore
lookicng after their ucnfortucnato follow-mos.
IIEART-lRBNDING soENRS.
Women and children whose husibands and
fathsers worked in bte mill appeared ocn thce
scone fronm almost, all quarters of' thce city,
anxious to learn te fato of thce loved ones.
One pcoor woman, whto resided en (Jirard
avenue, hcad heard of bte explosi'on, and
was on the ground in a very short. time.
.81he wrung ktor hcands in misery, and inquir'
.ed dliraetedly for her hcusbaud. She said
his nanmo was Shtuman. When positively
assutred that ho hcad gone at, four o''clock,
sheo appearedl ocfottd, and listened to
reuason, antd went to her homo htoping, wo
SFronI tho Lonloii l'oAt (Ileforon amti oppo
sitionl Organi,) May I1 .
An Eigi;lih Opinion of Mr. Davis.
At, length, after having remaine(d at
State prisoner 1r two year-s, .\ r. Joffr.
Soin DiaVis, at one tim i'reiddeti ol the
l onlederato States of Ainen-ic, he.
bl(een released ot biil. The 1term of
his imprisentttent ha.1-4 been loni', and
r dl Ik bei ng 11m1d to I e C ricl h-Itr of
th lCuiaon, has en iipl;b
few will be inclined to quies.tioN to
cloely the act iolo a pO'ern mient wbich
held the hf1'k Of their ilustrionis prbamellr
ini their htands, anid, neverthi eles, sparedt
i it.
e *Mr.Davrhowever unIFne
Ccessful the atftemopt which he orgniUM
the in-lepeidenuce of the Southern States
will in future timtles take th! Lighest
r:u tl ons thle An -ea tatosmlenl.
The abllity which ho manilested ill
I iubnin the tiO resources of the inflant.
republic. at whose iw- Ihle wits placed,
While at ithe same timew 1 uit ilizud thei.
to anl extent that steeii almost mneredi
ble, lniit , talish li isIl cIho Iw eco..
s idered one of, them unti; ,dili'lll whnini;..
I rotors of imoderni tIuI.s. M.J hid i1he
rItare good fortutte to be Pervel inl t I
iheld by Imiel who, though fr. I e mot.
iai devoI of mi.ary tditi n, ro
ed thenoeves to be consiumm :, o n
rads; bitt., indepenidently of th.es, h was
emdowed wb too tilich saoAity to
interf'mre with their plans, Ovoit w <ti
Ltey did. n.ot meevt withi his conceurrenlce i
ani di not e mlumit the bnder in;
whih .l. L 'ela s>frecupemlly ft..
of cnuni:fauowithl Incom'oete.
Cy.
There was no Aulie Cotmcil at Ieh.- c'
m0oJ. 'The I resd, it and the p,.opl
helievl ii mI their g(i(e .1, and th -11 r
had conflieice in theminselves and in
the atnnie, u hielht the comaandel.
.in his dealingiu wit h (lie Federal Gov.
ernmteniut .\Mr. 1ais wa ialwavs dignified
and, to:withtaling th.e many provo
Catois off.re bI te comiOct of sveral
rof the Northernk genra, le never
countenanced Or tolerted any depat
YI front the istriclest rules of C i, I
WitarIfare. Tolwanis tie Iltlopeani SatS,
whose intervention ho uninaturaliv
son.ht, the Confeoderate Presidm muva'
riably' matim? al t akttitole ol inde
Poientdetnie and self-rela.., even when
hohY I ls relonment atis !ro I l o
themn the e: ,e.litlcy of int'erposing in
behltj.f of his fellow cii.i(en3. ]n a word,
during the citire Period inl whi te
gAIdld 11le de.uinies of tihe Co.f6eraer i
ie did no! commit, a !ingle :w. of whittb
lie had iso t beIw a bv1-!ned, or whichi
his oppenitis coul just ly inko tIeI
stlject mti ) It et of repraIch. Long co' ;
fineient, it is Said, hts told upi il Is ,
.i dth ; hm tlmt is ti a m: lI liim a j
lmi er of innor ConlSohpIrcIe. 1! i1l- C
ed in one of the wiJ t /b"s: "man ever t
s3t to limlwvI, ani disaIptil"itment or
failuri( must far exceed the grevaltest
punkhm11en!, millh power -o Ilhe to .t
-nflime, lie has the coisoi t Iion, how
ever, of relleting thiat the confibhne
reposed in hii by ilie Saonthe.m peoled
wletn tly eleted hhn.it as Preshi-lt on
the ISt of brwmI, 1801, ho las
tever lost, and will-although it Iay
lo in exilo -carry It with him to the
grave.
Circular of tho G eneral Agent of the Pea
body Educational Fund.
1. The direct aim of t.h1, Agent will
hn to encourage and aid Common schools
inhoole Southa;ithatlistschoolreesiablistohe
uptothd aid nspermewilld hv~ the
SouiltherSn ppleCl~vt thesles.u '\tert
from ithi h-adng objtl ntrhe ftdin, t
and mnetaine ofi schoolrt wll noth
aicooithi his topora arnds.ten
2. Unsallyin apprormtos ideraor
amounfffts reib whidh theestittio '
icos ae. ianuisth ligI are liblho bee
suspe(t ndie os ant fman.fsppr..
d. ph rmal uscppld oit schools, hen- l
anortunIderteteiril supr.eAve suc i
aid owevetrct, i be egarded tem
porary. tatta altgr ule
i. the usecti Aghool to aided oh 1
plcs nthe supplied ntt ashem tho
wilbporfere inc wchioelesittin
is gratst nd will ntet be gib t iene.
. ormal prfscholo school s havinh.
nocmal deartmnarents wily reiear.
th0e t hse, for th o prc mo
elsof (dinction, o llecnsdeeda
mor i1'mporant thalnot idrent numbe
ifsorho wiurpos of a y othtrtorgndnot'h-.
r in byheing wornd nt te aispsalof 1
5. mayunds( wilnth bengevent tor lir.
ryior tootesso ilnl schoos as uch.
specialc arrangamesu moynsometimes -
beA madesth thefr th puoe of en
ienuragin to, inustich ateerviore.
ctho edcton epoy teachers. eci,
thefore, wih thos ofiny other~ orgniac..
ion by placing fundsr a te <tiosal hof1
itsmanageros; ui n cneto
homa 3hl withsJ benerln Ar eli
a!iliuti to :""trenl, ' e 11,11! :',!1 1 1L
A' ll lI he X ,-orI lvq ' u 1'. 1 ,0 l.- .
" on Hit .1i1, de thi o l il aii in,
licc0s.31 did 4iO (XtiI vea wrea
0ir t1o coiil li tn hi'i rwi('Ot 01 1' i t ull) crc.
113 SOogewlat, retarded by thel lMeckward.
1(53 oltlto quin g, but are growing, fint
y at, Inve.nq A! .1 scarci v of corn ant no
lie Jfiliteis 'td; beoI h15 altad .1 .r
Wingl~ tfvo:1case ill the 1iiloniil. off t:%
),if- pefoioed, andCO uI
ofo-%-l (if gr sst i,; loo)
n i t! r '.'0l.z. A o tu .' ' I 2.
lumpecti KI if 1. all l)Vy, W" '11'''l
101 LOe NO haL 010 (:Vi* %rLi iii
eriio fIll. aour to~~e. i' ~ ~ ,
r - nl k 2i' via no p:l It,
till iu!* (Iac 0:1111 for ti
onP1 , o la.. '9 U( cS1 Piil'l UY
tagi1~~~ hS to tilec'aei fm-- t. yii cii~I
f\Ve(~t . - o f' ti'iv
.v r~ u(! 1 l- i ., ~ to~ (ei .ust ia II. \.1
. l il '('0 ; it,/ nwtfllvfof It' ~.v
11 V.12 1illo tJ of' tis 'c.allv 'I'I). Spec\
Ivl(IL "blck aus" fo
Til *1tii'ln.I-I" 114(x Rliiigiiol k o
TO~CNy Uvil!nun' Ot utS!Ml8 t'('lftitt
Ifie t-1in'i thi. (I 1;'iictfuil Pt. If
Ild wk.iVI eSVI11 oft. 111:1 I'vlk ("onrl,' 11 ig
lil iv WP( 0 ti.'lecOt'ci '0, t1:01t ": i olai no.,
ttuf *h,Ji:bliil' 1.V0S c o cu.l 1 to. fAit u ?'
IwpvIUIOIX - difi'it'oti ImvOg '
tIf, ent, vv,011v , v-1 do yba o bot on' Ln
Or ",I ittf e !t' j t he "iApp *0~v l I n'i
M:lred VWPet~y!tanlit ICIN.. 111 futiVinsi'a tdv
oh t (e-nlO t'rv hou te'. ahacillt c liii
1lesellf h Got fi'i F.kniifg Oilpo Ilth!i niol
ig th blad in tea thatnci Il.",s'rde
fir ch On~'zirr 'mu rv.mnid iw11(8
)'.;ICIVO .(AI'd Tlkill :, ortL') 211 -i
IllY Ci 111 fel n '1i-c oy a u, 'liich lie
i',andr hselodged the Civi Couj'f. Whcis
Olit. etociwaei'enrrile thz decisin, Ill
1111(1elimtec (voikiti olli I suf iel i ot
Iii wt I-Ihs line.-, hich M'. NI Xfel
0011 5011 led by oxl itogit haing vol It
iii.! ho am aI' - agoa oil Juhn' tuui L. ".iandl
1,~ts vlIit1 .' plnain v .:i fi t ecl two~
Awed1110. naledici'o1 rse1a
t'ii Wiliia41 Irg t Is il stalout h'i. i m,
i lt ho cootde, Mie knf braiilfli and lao
to il Walfiln OWv NV eta1d buit, dity.
t o oNJ bihOd wtts HoAfy or f wh
) L' oolt, G een o l "tl'oai floI-, wh ih ii,
he deork li in ogresic d fund Aug
J ino About thIe Jeff. UTa D
fo llo~n :.4c;(l
I :a li admir r Joff. [hivi.; : I
amlt a Yankee, bora) be n Soccara I'
Ila :and t'Or 'a C nt ( - t ful 1 t. 1 of
tlikoo prej'idiesiu , bit I think it
wicked to lie een ab haut him, o for
that > itpai, ao t e d v l
I wai wih I th h p y tv i I ct Captured
Jeff. t a %a e ' ile tr. i :rn -
tion from i I b 'i ie i . I I \v N
a'l:l l (it 1l:11 jon will ..i e. t hL
J . . I bn. i., d id - noIt h I:n- v n ail t tI I.
Mipelht was taken any grment such
ats is worn Iy om0111.n, ile did t'n
over bi :houldier a wat r-proof article
i. cl tny. toething lilae a "o(ave
luck." It was nut in the least eon.
ecaled. Ito wore a hat, and did not
carry a pail of water onl hi.- hevad, nor,
oati1rry pail, bucket, nor he t ti in anly
TVo the bet of mly recollett ion, ho
HK wi dlid ell n ps t h t
neor on bnmight hui t -eolyi
1" N jt T1 ra10 e . 'he h. im
I l ike a l d i ,,, andike hot a ai ,
hm( l h nlimni'ett ly 'e wa. c -i-,
1i h i: i tvn hitko Lioi. Jrt ' s .
dierj beayd liH:0 ma-un an MY
tru wir fcers tl:" hi>:-bfl
NOIY.AS Ii.ls o
brave men ; and tAe AAlish MI'rio
tho day Coll:inll r wh linbl h.V1.
1 'd hi ll, w r dv I . e . . i ll'(w
w at.I I, m w r I n . : . S xv: . - s.
(la 1illn n l'athil oteral vi n. l:t
and think tha-it I was ife lir. ,o u:;o
reu..:nVize,,i him at the Ain Af hi3 r..
IW Ie it wa.ks kn o tIt he was cer
Ninly f'i en, o1 Ill nw kVthper correo.
knoe- liw ims name110 -W, th
Cotiime - i e t t he story )abou (tI,
tol aill 3041 (:1-,;s.
divut s i ha bl woma'e t's I hsat
he~ai th whle mlerf alo.or as
a y d o'.: ] an 11.' vle r . who k
hlet b'r mover t-olk theoul () doeny
it. 'erh ps t he iti y tho u t the 'enl'
ederato Isident. doWIrved all ta
conIt Ilpt that Ch e lmt., u 1pon: him.
(thin:01 : ,o too, a livy' wo tiud )'Qir r
agitaon a falihood that 1y any mr.an
woubl heenmme history- .
.And furither, I woitid nhver -lander
votod as .,. Davis has to or :
b nno umuer ho wcked hie is or
1:1y have be n.
.. dof'v mny jwrson to finid n sinlo
W -a-'j 4)r :-:hli .r who wV1. presellt a
thw 4.apture of, Jeff. Da)iis, who will
say.una honior, that he w3 4~~wr
ed in wught clothe', or that hisi h
Wa! d i anly way un10oftt y-lik oi I!rn
0i't ille on'o i that occailn. I" g1 o.
ri n himl] 6-1. lio r 1 me, hi . : m. it he i,
fuilg( guilty mishingJ I him. hit, I
Iold not li al"lat im when ILm
truth01 will cetainly uan O it. .Ad
enlough- -hts. 11. 1Imani' .
Eilbutrnville, Pa, Mny 1, 1'7.
Pthinilc Qimontiong.
The Mloinmery (Alabama) YMai/
suggess t fol lowing :
If the. Yankees bei Oelte Doeeh
ration of I peonv ivdince. ino fi ' rlt.
doim f' all, why d-id they not freo
their laves odright aftr the M -.
tionl, instead of, selling t themt to the
people of' thle ?t
Ti' io lsoewh desird Cy voet for
mcontmuinig tiio UnicanWy (10e trae
oim grtexhsrtt nmnher of voslo.o enan
ed ~inthis trad atitn mad mostit illn
bykViLappn NOTr rican'fs ay ofd
mNohe Oroint o havo ubwfo
Whywash!t thato ha Viinio
agot o' that asahousect commnced t
agi)ttion ag)tai tSouh anda cat..
etrjud ecIonal animiis hich pre-it
Why wt~iIIas toa the Y~piano ntv
thoughdt of otma nion duringj tho
oftheounfderc.e ncuclt
This mlornig.,at hf-p ninoOc-hoe.
Brevet .'J:m ir- nea lohn \\.
P'orsyth, of G-,nevral hransM ,
valled at. the lheenl ive Mliko. A\l echan
itcs' hist ituite, anti toIhl (ioverno'
WVellne lie .oa writtent coliIanitit
tionI to him Iro the ('eteral coit
niioidin, Abich wa' found to 1o as
foIl o ws.
I I I lIi " , '
5-1-1 31ii.rv.%ttv P,,-riic-r,
New Ovican:, La., .of In '7, 1 -07.
.lr l. o ow W 11.1- . 11 0i c.-( i-.r k
Sir : floverntor' id F ''m has indt in..
tom-med me fte b e uno!,' an' otlicial
dvtti in ni you for (ho rCCOi f' t he
olliee whicl youl have heretltore held
as I oernor tf ,oltiiiana, and that
you hn:vO dvelited to titrt tlittl Over
to him, dispting the rhaht to remove
fron ofhe i by iic, which i gbt, you
have tchnowlel und urgod u'pon
me u p ot;*t I itut of yOiUI own remo
val1. 1,therk :*re,0 .1 id i;reVvet id -
dieqr-Gaoucial Johai \ . leyth, U, mly
s4T. to notty yO t Il he is .oat by
in to etiet ;Ount frm the GovernmKU
roon forc!ibly, utnle . yot colsidl.'ier
is noti ttioll as ni t t j
Com'g 5th 31liita.-y l'istr'ict.
ion.
M' r rii iing this' comnunietion,
< r, ,-, e : We! d tt ol U; I enerl
Fn.y th:
"i :' i' surrender t ht' i ho!.
01nly" to thlt iwor-d ;'' :md (.allotd up
A- 'lOttyan, of the i ri.-h ofe lipid:4l
t hVear tIoitn es of whae h . said,
Without a.ilay responL o what
OV0rqener-al'r! t withdnlvw. The
theref, o' teimm iate pood. ss
la-1 W: 1 o l(a'a onWilld
u]ith I inen Iit o n ! it: f to lthe proper
vllueli to puhlu i* e at inw. l
'.W t I:\% i' r 4 N4, . litle t .--A\ ho (a
hal'-paist t(ie o'clm It lovernor li l .
dtersiI acomptanied by Ga, enealIosth t,
alt rei t he ei ce ris I e Oitt.'t an '
tore un his iia dutiesas legomn
Of o it na hr was; Ilk eerento'
i ty w oo .tat LI t a i h), ti,
'eWorts . J tassl e b of I.l tho it of' h is
ability o r t.h1 p lit o tad.
'it) v rI f: t ir. (I,- . - l i-er
'cin ol tn i ted S orhe Coaunioers
0 he o t (rn t i l irya i S tri ,
l.i pnna tm hit h Io lo"k forwm i
ti h pai' 1 l o : el in -it ;:- I ( l o in rt 11 it(
il''t'oth .Io ting oito ated.
trey-Witneral w -b, it is A d, % ill
"(01'n1, I.ryond d"'nklt or mI~in flu'
1. n 'lin t ih li ts ot f the anthoriiv
whiclI laey be exorin hy v the ii I
/ary .ihoIrilies (df the Iiied "nats
tyu1ndr th Ailitary nels. Mint ite
precise ~ ~ 1111M r\trVo hsopno ill be,
the pulid"e annot. tll ; but Judging by
et which hia alradyli een imslto,
it will no't strainl thlt law againstA, ns!
but givsin 1 in cantil t hte b nto
proper doubt. Mfr. ,in ht;b rrty hii.clfI'
tasgivem nto hint conceorning 1'- inten
I ions; but whiile the ollicial leg;, ad..
viser ofti' the P ident reimoai ins iilnit.,
the Chicf' nAtico (if' th Citeitod lStlat.m
Lms sponnt Werm-ti-t ar a l11e.ia,
usidtt dtt as ,000 aree higcat and
wiportan1fot,i rgn uo xi~
aThe view of~ thlerhief juditcial oli-t
ee fthe Un~t~tlited 'oStanmnt heo i
onlyr 1upo0 qet on, ex ptan tion ad
mTrucio ;TA teW ChIefJstie Joftthe
Capremea Courtd inosadr to thgnd le
membersw of the North Cairoina iRogi,
dlivered i t )thonindo thea'hited~
of ulesliiOlar~ Circuit Cor.(tRalkhothet
ahin'stat idn at daeclgh.
Ist. hat mlitar ahthrityiho
i'tul h djos no eed (in an y r espc't
the curts othknof I ite Stats.
d. Ta iir a uot it honrity i ow
flxerctied~ iniMmhs ta th a ot opoet a
bsy, and (y:t aclita'o f the stration of
nsmn or orenntroto aytrlittIHIVmd, oeluhe
Ma'to'c o nation..--(tiurlAes [tru
MOexica Now3-Addr.9es of Maxiifl
'il'
Ni:w OuI~*uxNe, d tnu' I0.---Mexica.n
:41vicv to the "inst ant havI ben. re
CC Ivl. M iraIoI is "!i11 I dansly
il from) Is wounld. IAldez was exe
eun1.ed ol tho ItI nit., by order of .
cobeckdo. When Mlaximiln ia ga:ve up
hiv sword to EscobQdo, io said: "I
:r11relder to you Iny sword, owing to
an iannons reasq, without whMih to
mrr's~ sun would have seen yours in
Inv hmnll.","
]Y&cob. do onr(ed a court martial on
the 29t1i for the trial of the 1'npe
ror M axiiihani.
The following is tho number cf of
flcera surreld(ered : 'Th Enperor, H.4
"Inera 1s, 18 I colonels, 15 lioutenant-colo.
nel, 16 brevot lien ienant-eolonls, 3G'
iNajor, 11-1 cplains, 1 1) licntennits,
and 18130 second ]ientciaits--tot1,
.130.
The following ithe address of Maxi
Inian: s lootdeq fMai
Conutrvin--A fter tho valor an"l
pna riot-isi of the republiacan forces itavo
de~oye myscetreinl thisl place, the
telnei.ntIa deme l'ofl1 which was indi.s1pin.
::b1 10 tve h44 or lv of Imy Cans-O NId
MY111 a :rfter the bloodya si'oge m which
the imperial iai4 rellillan soliers
have Co:pelut d inl abigatLionI anId bold
ie4XK, I will explaitin m ll tIf.
Cout ryien-- camen to Mexice not
0In1) aniinat with the bost of' faith i'i
i the feliitly of iad1 aid chcll of tip,
bilt c:alld and protected h v tlo Ilm
rr of' Fr11ac1Ie- -Napoleon IIT. .1It, to
the tidi.enlo0 of lPralev, aballvined me,
cowardly ain! aainondy, by the de
mndl! 4f the iii A tMs, after having
. neb y Spit forces and treasure, and
shed I t ldood of' lie sois and vonr
owna. Whull the ne ws of my1V denth
roa-Ileae 11111p10 all the ho no1lareh of
(harlmang's coinltry will demIIamld of
thel Napoleonl dyna11sty alintacotun of,
mly blood, and of the- Germian. llelgiani
:1111 l:'rcich blood Shuld iml Mexnco.
Thor 1 wi bo the Yen ud.
sooni lofore thie whole world Napo..
I'n)I 11l. will b0 Cover-Il Witi Sh111
fra-min h:ad to fiot.. To--diy he has al
rendady -:U11n 4l2 imiaje!sty, thN.! I'1imperor of
A ',i1 m :1gut. by I rotier, praying for
mlY life lo tihe Unit-d 'Sl ates, anld miy
s tly at pri(oner in the hands of it repnih
I"c.arnnnt aind walthlmy head11 amt
M1Y crOWn1 ornl inl pieces.
ount r en- I e are my la1.st 1words:
I desire that. iy) blood may regencrato
etXil.,o' 11111 vi rv)e w; ia warning to .ll
a-til6illn aind filw:titioits mni , and that
you,! will aet, with prudenco and trthl
[uhilt] and enoble' with youri virtues'
I - 1 o litical co 1. of' : 1o lag y u 1 'Is
l ain.
tiay Providenc avc you, and iako
yft worthy of iyzxlf.
[Signed. I A Xi (I1MLI A N.
R,:iAl a 1i. Pit1e Iu'rioN.-.--Ole of
oim)r cotoII)rmi ru.14 tiel follow
ig 1roim1 the 41 dity closels of the pist,
which ill .a rmarill able predictioll, and1
,ne as tnul in hanr lof bling vori4'I,
htory flniie I ) p'a ll. T10 Ra
Iigh Yindun/ of the 20th of A pril,
18:0, coltained4 tile followinig editorim
hekI Al 'uffTee, Clonan aiid (olistiition,
in which isi (uiol.td tLis parigraphi :
The( New Orleans Crcsccnt, speaking
of tho "Llreo Southern Institutions,"
"D t is worthy a paragraph to re-an
ilounce1 the (a ct th,: ro-o vc'ry impr.
taint Solitherni Institut ions w..ere simiulta
nieonsdy iagiurated, twVo huniidred1 and1
thirty-eightL yeara ago--if Bancroft theo
hiistoriati, lbe auithoriiy on thle siubject.
In the years 1020 '2 1, idavos not cot.
tou wer'o initrodlucesd into tho colony of
Virginia ; in 162 I tihe first wvritton Co.
lomai. conitt~ioni4f wais ordainod anld os
The~ Mr. Iloiden of ththL date thIICI
IL is, indeed, a remar-kable coincidenco
that Ltho e.sabd1lishmnt of theso thlrec,
ain) consti tutwinal sttt--Llhe ver'y
basis of theo national pronpogity of'. tho
South), shon111hl have such:1 'chronologicail
iden.'ltity. Au we predict~ that as1 theyv
were hjoirn together 8so wdl the4y dil, if
die they over (do. T1he sIlve labor in
stuitonf w.i!1 go, as it came, a (ow
mnon ths in t4 advance, iiii tho crash of
Statea Const t iions4 of lawni and statuite'
the downfall of the0 cotton and othier
agricuiltuiral and14 commelrcial initerests,
initrodinig the natin to an era of an
anarchy, of ini~idual 111, social anud p)O
litical distressesn. Tho faict of mnitual
depi(liienece, hiowever, but miecrae thle
stability of thea whole, arnd thiong in
world render their (destru~ction ft more
disastrons totahty,,:it at the -sa11no timo1
removes all danger of such an . occur.
rence..
Suri'tMAcy oV Trni' Ctyirt. Coun-rs.
--TheI Rialeighi BSenuncl Ccmmnents as
follows upon the RanIoighi address of
adits of' nlo miitrreain is a
phuin and1( emphatic decision1 that, 0one
ral Order No. 10, of theo Disprict domn.
mandl, does not alay to thea civiljinris
dictoni of' the Unmted fStates Coins, and
will, th~oroforo, bo disregarded 'by h~lem,
Ii is runyor'ed, wve learp, thait 'O'eral
Sics holds that fli order' dloc ao ap..
ply. In this event, we na likely to
have a conflict of authiorityr."
Five ~)1'f on ndra editorlj of gspers
i,. [owa. Womdfi havo somei of1 her
"writes'' in tha(4t Stata