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ItIt tAINHIILU HEALRD, Published Svery Wednesday at WINNSBORO, . C, or DESPORTES & WILLIAMS. TRRMS-IN AD VANC. Oue Copy one year, - - $800 ' Ii *e .s ' 6 - - - 1260 Ten ' as . 2600 Boiler Explosion and Loss of Life. The foundry works of John F. Tay Ir & Co.-the PI oanix Iron works were somewh. t de,troyed by one of tle most terrible explosions that ever startled this city. At about 10 o'clock, a heavy report like the sound of distant cannon, was beard throughot the city, but in these days of martial law excited no espe e11l apprehensions ; but soon the air filled *ith rumors of a most terriflo explosion. and our energetio reporter was soon among the ruins of the fine building known as the Phoenix Iron Works. L3 ing in Hazel street was the mu tilated remains of Frederick Barton, a young man of about sixteen years of age, who was employed as fireman at the time of the acident. We under. stand that young Barton was a steady industrious and honest laborer, whose assiduity commended him to the con fidence of his emplojers. This wai, fortunately, tbo only death, but the list of the wounded shows how narrow was the escapo. Jobn Robinson, Michael Blanche, John Quin, .Alexander Knowles, John Early, William McLeish and John F. Lyon are among the monnd ed. John Robinson, is perhaps, the only ono seaiou.,ly wound. d. The engine was situnted at the back of the build in ' and the walls were torn down, with the brivks hurled wildly and with gigmntic force in every direction. Part, of the machinery blown several hundred yards, ind a tubo was drive through the stout dour of a blacksmith shop, nearly fuity feet into the otreet. and grazing the temple of Mr. John F. L)unis, but inflicting no serious dantage. We learn that about one hundred and fifty mon were employe.1, and it is a merciful dispetisation of Provi dence that no other injury was done. rhere is-no cause as yet allaged for the disatter, but the gicat Westflold explosions, nnd the legal investigntion that followed, will give sotne clue, pet haps, to this last effect of uncon. trolled 8toam. Mr. Kelly, the fireman, it seems, had tried the guage cock about two ntinutes before thi.i fearful occur reice, A1and these guages showed that no delCit-nhy of water could have caused the explo.si-n. It is reasona. ble t suppt,se that, in that fOry' tile boilers were i" n.'ronfition. -tic~ we'ro1tho coroner's jury the cause of the deth, and we hopo thatc no negligence or caroles%nes will be proved. As we go to press, about one hundred men are engiaged in clean. ing the rubbish and mess. There are two boilers connected with the foundary. The one blowt up was the h.rizontnl pIubular ; the other is a return Min hoiler, which was not injured. T1his nccident wall not retard the work in the least, only for to day, on account of thte excite nment attenading upon thec misfort une. Messrs. Tay.lor & Co., will bo in perfect working order to-morrow. Ithe boiler tht blew up was thor oughaly over hauled about six weeks ago, aind an eni iro sct of new tubes put in, and wias co'tsidered ns safe as a new boil er..-ChArlston R?epublice. The Ku Klux Cases. WAsHINGTON, Fidsy, March 22. The Untited States Supreme Court was occupied to-daty in hearing the argument of Messrs. Johnson and St.anber'y in favor of a motion of writs of' habeas corpus and certiorari in the ease of T. Jefferson (roer, one of thec Ku Klux prisonors, whom the United States Circuit (Court at Colunmbia had refuased to dlischtargo upon a writ of' hasbeas corpus. In this way the coun sel for the prisoners, having failed in their appeal fromt the decision of the Circuit Court. in the matter of quash iag the indictment, hoped still to bring the enforcement or Ku Klux law before the Supremne Court upon s merits. The motion was opposed by Attor ney General WVilliamts and Solicitr.. General Braistow on grounds similar to those taken by the Government In the cage of the United States vs. Avery. .It may be predicted in thIs ease, as in thtat of Avery', that the motion will be denied. The decision of the court will be delivered on Monday, to which day the Court adjourned. It is stated by gentlemen who are entirely conversant with the subject, that these eases have not been skil fully htandled ont the side of thtedefon dants. As an evidence of' bad mn)a-s gemeont the tact iu cited thait Messrs. Johnson and Siantberry relied mnainft ly for carry ing their point wIth the C ourt, upou the provisionse of the statute for 1867, whicoh statute was repealed by Congress pending the decision of the McArdle case. Curious as this fact may applear, it is undou't. edly as stated ; and is, as masy t>e sup posedl, thec subjet of much sarcnatic eOenent in aduinisostive elreles. Sp~ecial Teleg)ram ChAor. New. The c lerk of the Ku Klux Commit. tee says the report of those makers of maisohief for electioneering purposn. es, riow in the hands cf the public printer, will taake ten volumes of froma 600 to 700 pages each ! Im. agine the cost, and for 'bo.tks that no than in Attmericai will read I No won der the people are tud to ....... - !agar froin Black Walnuls. It iesltate..that)ir1A'fdy Is I counoil Bluffd, Ia, ap.. u d O making both bug rian, syru) om he sa of blik ,wijtA tre. A poeitnl of Uh0-latter' tuld Tkily ats for a fine quality of maple molas ea. It Is about as t hick as ordinary lore %yrup, but its flavor is vastly uperior.. Mr,-Thomw4;.ta,q,y a11o11 of sap it .tn hours front a Want tree: that ja. only one foot in liaoter and about fun.y. eet -.AgA le thiks the uninut Art es wilk )itloll a muuh sap as maples wo ilo tia luid is one-third richer The New Drili&b lpiforip. The London Standard is informed hat in the &'pritiga new experlitont a to be made in the matter of, cloth ig. Twenty thoubaud men are to be itothed in scrlet tunies aud blue trow iers instead of the briokdust tunics mnd Oxtord gray trowners now in use, and the button is to bo of one ui 'orm pattern, bearing the Royal arms ipon it in the place of a regimental lovico. If the experiniout is found o answer, the whole urmy will be dothed in a similar mtanier. WINNSBORO. Wednesday Morning, March 27, 1872. / Our Judicial Status. By an Act of the late Logislature, ,his County has been transferrod rrom the fourth to the sixth Circuit. rho latter Circuit is now composed, since the pas.ago of th i Act refor red to, of the Counties of Yolk, Lanous. ter, Cheter, and Fairfield, with iT. J. Mckey, as Presiding Judge. Whether we will be bot tfitted by this hango or not,, we are scurcely prepared to say. \a a matter of c6un Venience, it is ce:tainly desirable both for the Judge and Solicitur. Judge Mackay comes to us with a doubtful and unenviable record, but may prove acceptable as a Judge. The last number of the Chester Re porter notices hii quite favorably. According to that p;aper, he has ex presned himself very decidedly in re gard to the recent arbitrary and Ille gal arrests made by the military in the tipper counties, ind has intimuted his intention of instructing the Grand Juries, in the Counties where the.o arrests have been made, to indict te the U. S. oflicer wi6- have acted with"ut thi'lproper authority. If Judge Dlackey will take a stand of this charaotor, and maintain it, thereby evinciig a proper tegird for the liberties of the pbople, and a spirit to protect them from oppres aion, we are satisfied lie will recoive that hupport to whioh a judicial offi cer, not uated by proper noti0ea in the disohurgo ot his duties, is always en titled. In a former issue of this paper,.we reflected very severely on Judge Mackey's past eareer, for which we contend we had just grounds, but ii his course on the Bevnch shows that he fully appreciates the necessit ies and grievances of thle people nt large', andl iln an1 official way relieves their watt and burdens as far as h0 cn, we will not ho so unju%t and ungenerous as toi withhold from him that end orsemiot that lhe would thereby deserre. Leit himt but ashow hiinself a just and im.i partial servant of the la4w, and his pahst course will be covered with the mantle of cham ity. Grant and gcott. The Charleston Republican, a sanll insignificant sheet, has naomiin:ated for the two highest offioea in the govern. ment the two great "civil heroes," Grant and Scott, the one the true ek ponlent of no)rthern Radicalism, the other, of carpetbtag Radicalism. Tihore seems1 to uis a peculiar fitness in the association of those two nau,ee. l'hey embody the real spirit of op. pression and tyrannzy thait appeat-a aow to influence the course of the general goverement towards the 3outh, and are in every wvay suited to ao the tools in the hands of the cor. -ulptionists that control thue Adminis ~ratIon. Grant hlas a world-wide reputation as a weak, corrupt polit ician, study nin all his public acts, to please his nlasters, and carry out their vil:ainous chemecs, and obey their every bechest. ILs conduct as Pcesident has beeult-t oerly reckless, regardless of the web. are of the country, and shaooed only n the interests of the tunprincipi d men lhe serves. IIis foreign mninig oe, in many eases his own kinsdred, save brought dlisgrace upon the Amrerloan flag, and .made our oouthtry in object of contempt. On the other hand Sott"' s'"fo. owed his P esidenti1a mastk, ara rovod an easy tool to carry. dut his tots of tyranny and oppr'emflon;' 't. tred with corruption and ic6d', tands before the countr cond qdeed ay every honest. man of' all juriies , It is certaioly a poor comnplimeUSLo tither to conneenhne+wo--naames, to1 oth e f s h o u l d r i s e t o d n Ghod sr 'Warning. so Ub o duty admoni s t t us to a att tion of our citizens, to the approac og munioipal elee. -dhmal- tm 1 1s - - dugorof neloot*~ m~*~tta m atter- o AU I diiM -Mki,hd ft behooves ever od m an t com le ieee.iitty oeturipion.pt and T7ft df ' elies Oro) on7rootf whic, ifeducedulftuuiedout, will wqrkto the serioue.deWiment df the town. Thire are thi-o in our llidst *6 arb seer'dtv frtg a to 6 tain oontro?vor tor n'p)igiPAl af. faire anl,if they sugeced, thu up go the taxo, and p?ace tand good ordut will be-thing. of the 11.st. te1k1ow wrherof we 6iellk, and if oui warning is not heodu(), the blanme ijd respon sibility, fur. qu unpleasant state of aftia,will -edt upon-the ahoulders (if others. W6' have dis4hirged our duty to the 'oOuiUity, an.d we anu do . nothing inore. .lf the tax payers of the town de,ire to -ee their interests pass into the hands of p6rsns iin cal to thekn, let them rinain1iu that stato of lethargy that appears now envelop thoi and their..desired wi I be surely gratified. If, on the co - trary, they wish tosee the town pro . per, and mtiataiti that chareioter ti t it has had for long yea's past, thtiy mDust go to work at onceo, put a tiket of.honest, reliable men in - the flel , and look to it th11t it is elected. They must vuffer, the bitter ooneguen'e,, if inmora of the Street. A ludipros oqo!dt ocourred on?a San Fraki4o. hoierailro4d reeut1j. An .ederlyan.d %ery pprly lady. pas sanger signalled tor the oar t' stop ait a certain At to ut ,of gourse the rear plitifoyrm Wept.a littlo beyond the dry .oroqkIng, aji M A ,onsequno the stop, Val jpt . ver., t4e, mud, which, was v.ery deep.. 'ti. old lady growl ed aggrout Oval, apd the conductor stepped off the car at4 offoi ed , hi& bud to gtido her, to the crossiog, when fqrgetting ler exceed ing weight, .shetin bodkly into li6, otstretched aru)v, and, as a conequeoce, .the cQn duotor st quietly dowu ini.the m.ud and the pas-eiger ftll over his head. [To swore and she storeiod, an.d the oher patengers laughed, but being behind tite . the tddetor was obliged to go en his way, leaving the old lady trying to wipo the mud off her clothes with a bvenk -iBcl, Sq,uar6 handkerchief, indignantly vowing re venge again,t' tho railroad company and all ouiductors. .. No CanlWatec. CutARL.TrTE, March 16, '1872. Ma on.: You have been. p'leased in the Observer of to-day, toi preet ec in a comuplimentary man-. ner t.o the people of North (Jar, hina, at a suitubloe andidate for the ofilce of Governor. As the. State .hbas "many a wort hier son athan I." anid having, no asp'irutions for political office, I respectfully ask to withdraw my name firm public consideration for the high positionj you designate. ImtIpretsed withi the great importance of the result of the appronebing poiitical cotntest, havieeg ent ire cotnfidence In the? judicious aeleutiona of c"ndidatea. by the State Conventiot, aend main Itaii.g the p inaciples of the Derno orit.ie Consei vative party, I will ex. ten.l to them may bumable, though cor dial support. "M. JOHtN~5sN. E fficacy of Ouions. A writer sa3s: Wo are tt'oubled often with severe eoughs, the retsult of colds of loug s'-andinsg, which m.y tu'in to conlsum ipt i''t or piremnatunre death. THird coughs eauhe sbjleylss nights by cu>nstuant ir. itatlion in the throat and a .'trong effot t to throwv off off"eaire matter feom tl.e lungs. Tlhe retmedy I propose has been) tried by me, nad recoinmended by mue wvith good tesults, whiebi Is simply to take into the stounch, re fore 'retiring for the night, a piece of 'raw onion, after ewing. The e-ouhTnt, In an un. co.ked stat, is very heating, and e"lleets water from the inng4' and throat, causing inmmediate relie~f to the pation t4 . Cot Dov/D in the MlornIng.. F?rom) friends in thsis 'itv, saeya the Ciisjt iun Neighbor, we learn in sor row anud syrmpathy with th~e bereaved, -that issi Evolina WV, useond dangh nor.of. Rev. John W. anid 'Mrs. Anna Ke)iey,.of the '8uth 0Ca,rolina confer. *oee,, .died r'at:home, D)isttiet e .3 .sonsgo - Ma,rioun, 8. Og Frida'y, 4 p. in., Mairob. 8, .1832. This' ex. etmplatry youug lady had" been a a obid olitafBition the greattr part of'< her..years.- Her-rligon was gennino ben-profession.siuoe'et HIer pene'ef6 ]i Aleath,followedtebetyfadhem.opy her devoted life. - GrOant1ia ndy,walled the "a ti6-a. .eumulator ef.Lenld-Grat19 . * .The4 Ohioagou Rep9blibadi,ehohfa -t Grant ia its" a dulatory? 'atnisfad shout A.ethe .worldsewAtoh ltil it you cep I"'ha The .world mean ''bfdl9a match him,".at desat iUis to hos pd I so ; but the chmnes-urq t ' il "Ar;ni t Watd 'Ldd C4M t Foosus b'M R T on 0ibli of A uo rt : e n nder the 3a l0 In t lip by ra e A ord os,b w at F hey say when we toll them of a band f sheep that is guarded by foxes lonolI The storyseems improbable, loubted Proof. - On Whisky PU I i of J y li f ailes from. Milton, wo be seen al. eile rethree in nutpber -one a gray x, afd'te oher two f the speelelnit.w6 vi the red fox. V poillp of. iutipillgeisop 14ese,nfovill hl)ords a r d tg - ent '#urpa,s h b"t '0r v vd apbecd dogs. uIey,per(orim their. work well, and 'ro;so morning till night are ever on the rit,The gray one seems to con rol, st4 in a g4et .weasuro. direct, h1e lse ions -of the o1her two. A ;eitleuian infor us usthat ho Yeter lay 'aw tbe.gray fox pursue aRd at a hog that had Aeized a latib and Vas mukug off vijth it. The contest Yas Abort a4dsharj, atid Isulted in Ase hog lroppi9g the lamb and beat. lig a .astyt ttreat. The ftx picked IP the p irtly uninjured laumb' d earii ,it .aok to thp, flock. ick Wiltiop.supori.tondent of the iakt 8priqy Valley Vater Compa,, Lad Ssw. i4ldridge, of the Bunker lill Uydrauli& Mining Company, Vill vo,uUh fqr the facts above ttated. -or --04- - Flikht of I 0. Hloyt. IT.. 0. Hoyt, *harged i'ith defraud. Log the State out of $184,000, flod the ty on Tuesday night. He led sued lUt a writ of habeius corps before ludge Hopkins to hav his bond re ducel, and the ease was to be heard yesterday. It will he recollected that whn brought up before Judge Cowart. hiAloouutsel and the committee agreed on $25,000 a. the amount of the bofd. Ile n6ade several ineffec. tual attempts -to give bond, His severe fainting fit n6used him to be allowed to stay at home guarded by nontstablo Dosier. ' How he managed to g3t away from the conitable we are not advised, but he left on hor,ebaock for North Goorgid. Deputy Shoriff Brown offered $500 fet his's rrost, and shrewd detectiiei 'tarted immediately in pursuit es. terday morning. We trust that-8 rigid investigation will behad. he t+wbo is reiptnsible for Hoyt's esespe. It ih sipposed-that Hoyt is making for South Carolnia-away off from railroad and telegraphic omnmunica tion.-Atllanta Ga. Con8titution. Further About that Death In a Dentist Calr. This afternoon aii unknown woman entered the office of Dr. J. B. New brough..dentiit, at'No. 120 west Thir. ty-fourth street, and desired to .have sime t-teth extracted. She was placed und'or the influence of nitrous oxide gal. Th6 Doctor"was about. to apply the forceps, whien the bloodless lippearatce odf the woman's counton. anne excited hih attention. Every effort was made to reanimate lier, or brink back the restpiration which was suspended ; bat in vain. , The assis. tance of medical men was prepaired, but the terrible faut remiaine,d that the womamuwas dend--rpoisoned by the nIext. us fumnesof tlie gas, which hith erto has been held to' be harmless. Theoname of the woman is supgpos.d to he,Ei. Sohansbruk, aged thirty five years; of Twelfth street near Sixth avenne.-NV. Y. Commnerciad. None Left.* A lady, living a few miles from Gaim'ess illo, culed at dne of our dry good stores a few days ago, and anoee examining one or two thousaned a' ti di?A, renmenebered that she wishd seine eosmietie for her toilet, anud tureing to the proeprietor of the store, iaked "have -you any bloone of Youth '' The me-olobant, ovL r whose head moore thanm fi ty suminers have passed, was nonp1lus ed at the quee tilon, ut being au fdt in all the mnys bermes of ladles toilet.', but noat wish ing to diajulay nis ignorance, turned to mle of hisa olerkse, and auked in a busi. ,ess way, '-hnv4 I aeny of the Bloom if' Youth leit?" The clerk looked iii bi a quiet smile itd,..answered, "I :oiievo niot sir." An aged woman in Nodth Adams relates that many .years ago, while ttending a social daticeu, a young naechaniu asked her huand for' one of he dances. She indignantly refused, *eeing very much mortified -that ho .ho.uld make subh an 'offer. Years lav.A pasaed, and she hats filed an ioorrble but humble pooition in life, while the young man shoei sh9 then acorned has been 0ovornor of Massa The New. Ham pshtire ~Paftlot do. slares thoslate result I6 -thift State was produced by th6 uh'bat inf4mous me ans ever employed in a 'popular aleetion, and is a triumph of fraard, >rlbery andl ooercooi, ailisgrabefi Githe viotors and tb th'd tate. i By uclh 'means an'endotsemoent of Geno at Grant anid his aad,ainitration w'As brained. In the Sout.h bago,nets noduco Itad ical vi?iori~e -an) 1i tIge ~orth fra'uds sa n, ~. The Red' o go heftw l ace'pailed ~the ShRwm It Brass ~4; lto v t ie first dfMayg __ is o The Clia1letty Obsete:, 'b~h ti he teir whioh is. ab'oi(d"that ChrW. ott* Ia Infebted 'wit smifl'i ris' cltnant odtforvma.: th a m lth gi a * 4a writes to L on * st: 0o 0 ng ymu of the es y p read so eyea 8 o f eorge Augustus Salaa A !a let r,ths following specimen bf a"negO hymn: )og9i'puz ' up li d yu~tihis Wys real , oaer,u:ne quoratton froi no ro boy,Meit:owig it to a ren man wit,bor If andiiu.m h laugh ed, and said he had never heaurd of' it but on 1king hi< negr serF.nt i( it Sasl ever sung at th tr religious meat itigs, -the reply WIa's, "Yes, at the pr15'r ieeng" So, aer all, George Augis:.us was right. ''io no0. gro(Y are era' adepta, u.row ing 4ihbt thjY reg ed as acd uogue, but the wo'rds aldo enn n>,ueh seo-e or a shie. here is a verse frfit a hymn which ia ver) popular : D'br he conhi, oi: Satan, Wpid do liuble under bis armi, Praying, "L-rd gib m e ju t ict, 06)r We'Infk,afe l ore hAof dee people is ine." Another of their favorite hymn0f4 Contains the following : Mind, my sistere how you vlk on the cross. Yur font might slip, and your soul be lost! I don d been 'deemed, I done been tried, I been to the water, And been baptized, -1 Glory hallow jah. The Amnesty Farce. A little farce is played in the [House of Representatives every week.- Refusig to grant a geeral anGnesty, they pass, onc in seven dayT regularly a "disability bill," by which the persons named int are re lieved of all disabilities as ,citizens arising from sets duribg the rebellion. In making tip this periodical bill, every member hands iu whatever lists he chosoes,.a4d none of the names are read. They intiit on only one provis ion-it is understood that if the i3ame of Jefforson D4is appears in any list presented, the engrossing elrk shall strike it out.., The Funeral Service Denoufeed. The Rev. Mr. Miller, of Spring. field' I. I'., hse given offense to his congregation in connectioa with the funeral ceremonies. As the breach was widening he thought it best to preach a sermon. He is a Presbyte rian. Hi 4enounced the funeral serviea as tinscriptual and pernicious. lHe said a good many lies were told in funeral dicourses, and dead men's memorie4 were 14uded to heaven when -their spirits were in a different place. There is much disou;sion of the matter in the neighborhood. A Japanese landbill. The San Vianoisco Alta, California, has found in a package of Japanese tea the following circular "They are both kind, Yeesay and Sanging ; it is the name of the moun tain ; th,ere very much foggy cover the top of the miourntain to the foot are constantly. There quality are .-.upe, rior and genuine. Au:y pe:raon whoi was feeling indispose may try take a cup of it in a few niaiu.ig, ai d will feel much better ando g.:od ., iint. (Vi'h express;y i:noc.ed for imperial. By Floohiing & Co., Yokohama.gi" This hand bill (a sys he Aki:,) is evi dently wvritten by a J panesie, and ir gives us an ideas of .Ja:.aus- pr..gros in lesaing our las.guage. Evide, tly the scbolar has coi,tide,oe thas tre est. ianke himelf amude,t..ed, and in ai,~ lhe is un z.isak. n. ' Mlien of the Times. The mani who w;a., - pa. to e.mvic tio.'' hia1 been coL.sidea .bly ' shu up"' sinece. Thei an w ho "a ook a view imlp..r tiall)" has been take n up fo.r pieturo stealhing. The maiin whlo coudld not ''shut his eyeo to the fact" his hrad them clo--ed up for him-and they have turned blac'k. The man who inlsi.tedl on) unhosom ing himself" has lost heart e ver sinee. The mau who lately "took a new lease of life" is beyinnin'g to flid fauilt with the repairing clause. A lady school teacher ini On.aha, having an inordiniate dreadi of the small-pox, 'cot hiome a little girl be causo she said her mother was sick and had marks on her face. The next day the girl presented heorelf at the school house with her finger ini her flnbuth and' her little bo:net swing ing by the strings and said to the teacher: "Miss--., we've got a Iletl baby at our house, but mot,her told me t~o tell you that it isn't cat oh in.', The teacher said she was very glad, aind told her pupil to take her eat. Jo the United .States curt, at Charleston, on Saturday last, the or der, of thd 26th of Fobruary last, for the sale at suotion of a.large amount of real estate involved in the case of 'tre - Uted SeAtes vs. 'Johti P'rrser & C'o. et 41, wad vtilified sad the sale suspended hThnil thie fus'thet order of 'thes eot... - A t,vat le in hio dauiget se lohg awbe .ttle tote ;"bhit wheb bd write It, hb Ii JInpAliWg hitngelf on ~'his'own pot books uogt efat6htly ' An unluoky ,h,aD jdlies, on ei seeg what be doeaed on a certain spoo Indj9tygg Ji nMy popkij reg News Do' Ljt ' Ma I he City A d y with faion I a I t are Rom, Mare 21.-It is rumored that a treat pending between Prussia and ae y, whereby Alsace and i'rte are gewur@t"d4o.Pe#e and Rolue to Italy. PANS, March 12.-ThAijtnIUe of the Interior asks a large increase of khe a ppropriao ivn for the police.' I'LONDON, March 23.-There being a blinoing i.now t-toam, the Univeral. fy'bo.t rauo 'hai bIen p.4t56&td. Luster despatuhes state. tha/the ptormt Is unabated, but the race ocourrel, ueveriheleps. The Cambridge o ew won by a length and u.alf. A ttormn delaed tie depurture of tho Qte. n. The Lords adjaurned to Apo u 8. Tue IHi.-- u.:j.jurna on Tu.-ay, to the.. same date. MATuI 11AS, 3a11h 23.-.Trevino, v it -- i ' -, o mde % foi cod luan of $2().000 t' 8S44iflo. Troviou -breel - ad the ex;,ling of a loall o1 $50,(00 at M t.ieity, where ati Ai.er vcan mercvh-;r't , lie a., plutid%red tO OX not h lrrnl.rce1emen. PA tIS, \aruh 23.-The isglih atid Spanh Mlb,i hid a lmng .J1t Ver-.,y ov *r oIaMVa.cial rolativni. Both ex ! X t I6 .grei. at tne tiour.e of Frane, at.U1 iL 1 further Mtated, that Spai thse teni reprimala it' dutile are colleetmed.ii contr.-vention of the treaty, which doos not expire utitil 1877. From Washington. WASnINGTON, March19.-The ease Of Avi-ry and othere, indieted u-nder the leif tcemenn t act fr the killing of one John Willimins, While atteorpt. ilg to prevelt the colAored people fronn voting in 8auth Carohna, 01ame up before the Supreme Court, and wtas argued on a motiou made by the Goveri-ment to disnti.o the writ of error, because it is fron a motion to quiatb, which was w'.olly within the discretion of the Court below - the Government insistinlg that a, the matter was within the disoretiQu of the Court has not jurisdiotion to re view it. 'te cae involved the constitution ality of the E..fSAremobt, or Ku Klux act, of May, 1870- on the . question wheiher the Fifteonth 4mendneut nu. thorizes the legiLtIou-or in other words, WhEher the act is appropriate legielation-to carry into effect the provisions of the arre(,dnent. The Government takes the t.flirnative ol the quest-on, antd the defense of negative, ii.sisting that the amend ment authorizes no legislation on the subject of suffrage, but leaves that matter wholly with the Oteles ; ex. cept to provide that they shall make no law dobating any citizen from that right on ncount of race, color .previ. ous conditit of servitude. [t is alI,o contented by the defense that the act makes no pvibion for a proceeding agaist indi, aduals, except when at tenpth g tW do the pohilbited act, by authority of the stututes of a state. The case is conducted by the At. torney Geaoal and A,4.-4istant Att..r ni-y Ga..rill Elih for the Goaverniment, tand by .hery Stanbum ry anid Rivesrdy Jalhnson ftar the dLfe-n:e, It, has beena heard so far on i.he fuiOnial te digntes, an sua not ,ow be heaurd onl the( r.uur*ow. Items. Rhcusto1wn, Mi arch 19.-A fire an Tsee.gar Iron I. rk,tis r.oruing, butn.ed a cooeper srhoup amid stale,' tot Ie b~-ea withm ninie horses amnd uu:es ; loSt $le hOti. i.sund. dhihne.- hoiFoidai ar.h1l hi'p. G.:owr .1 De e: L. 8'. mt.;n, Caillee. to fet 3 .\ . yland ltstrict he br-. :-te fer 'di: tale..tion.l Ie wa. -, 6 i: i $25.000. r7 Loi *Iar,-h 19.. ta ihe m-il, toa .1 d .f1in re ee i-et. .en t h.- pm.rprie. MI.lahl, <his La: it *i -a, pi inite i W oa. h-K -., e o ' ' I... Iir . r'eo *m v , .. ii rm.a (ii a t 'f ,ie eC ii ah ij :.:-ma nt Fr.da. a xt. Nmew Yaonx, Alainuch 19..- 1' st:a e: I :n i Ii aan htasm iecidai t( i imu:dl u. w io-a th be. r. dim e.,h onl ' ~ atount. of i- enne-ct lin iCiti the At laniric .mnd Gre~at \Vestern. Rii CINUINNATI 31ireh 19 'Te buj-i. nessa porta of Laum ei, Indmman, Wau nerarly do.,troyed by fire ; lon.s $150,. 00 IOWA ('-ri, March 19.-The flin. tont Ho:tel wa.s IUrne-a to-da:y. Oh limll escapr/dm i is ight cothes, wit tthais l l u.ds i s iI arm;. INaw Yonure, M.ruh 21.--Toe Lon don1 p.ap.ru hace irmetlige.nce frou liout.mnima of the continnued perseu tlon of the Jews at Cobul. The en. tire JeLwish population, consisting o. aboaut a thoeuand, were fearfally pun. jihed antd ronted, and their syna, gogues fifthily polluted. LIoUVJtIa.L, M.-archt 21.-h'Oi Fmalls Car Works qt Jefferson, Inudi, ana, are burned. .They covdured ar area of fiye acres of ground, anid by their destructione even hundred men are thrown out, of emtpltyleent. One perrson was burned to death. The 0oss is estigmtated to be about half a million of doll.ers, coveted to thie ex. teat of three hundred thousand del Jars. The ipuranice risks weore placed motl in Norther , comapa. nies. -Only ~a small numiber of thb ment were so unfortunate-aus to lose their tools. . I During ths. ptrogress of the confla grtion, many ofte unet while men. devri ,to remove.their tooles frobt the, ull og,vry, narrowly esoaped slesl4. , WILMINGTON, Marh 2I.--Reports from the Lowrey outlaws are very conflioting in their character. Doss Strong1has not boon seen sluoe It was reported he was killed, and Henry Berry Lowrey has been missing sever al we;k. A. B. Henderson, the correspondent of the New York Her ald, who has been with the outlaws aeveraldaya,.with the al.la,saabj"t of intervie.7ing them for that paper, ilaId iu hve be, :otlawid by a boatd of magistrates of Robeson coan ty and his aras orde ed. It is not supposed he ilb taini1 b: 1y e authorities of ihit 0o yntf. , e- W owe hm-.Mar- - is,.et impossible to say absolutely whether Wsrnoutlylproposd or scoeted the Chutirnan IA* uu4oubtodly propos egr, jPc;t%jjfd in hjde prupvai Ion. It t,e " y certain hat to this "lour tho dpponents of Wartmouth decline ai y oertures in which Waimouth figurl.. Thei: 1heory is that. Gv. Warmouth, of L.nisiana, shall fot low G>,v. Bullock, of Georgia, ia swelling the stream of emigration No th%*74d. 8.kIes, has not reigned as Span ish Alinso-r. Tiie Senate- was not in session. The llsso wa s" o-Clpled ill debate on1ly. 13,O.N, 11aich* 23.-Th- wyooin :i-ll6 at North Andover were burned to-d"y ; loss over $100.000. - - ST. LoV19, MArob 23.-FiKhback, one of tho proprietors, boulht he St. Ii ouis D.mocrat ; price $450,000 Thero will be no ohanxe in politics. MuIollough remains,chief 'editor. Halifax,. Mireh 23.-The steamars Amerioa and Cuba, frova' Europe, have arrived. short of coal. NEwvYouK, NI reb 23.-Daia, of tb Suil, pave bail in $10,000 in two Ti. bel suits. Market Reports. Nizw Yon, Mlaroh 23.-Evening Cotton quiitt. uplands 221; Orleans 23; sales 1,075 bales. Gold 10. C1ARI.ES1TON, Maruh 23.,Cotton firm-widdlings 22 ; receipts 422; iiles 300 bales. LivERpooi, March 23.-Evening Cotton opened and closed quiet uplands I1l ; Orleans Ili ;. sales 10,000 baies. A Soul Outside the Body. There has- always been some speop lotion onl the question whether a man's soul actually leaves his body during,aleep or at any other time be fore death, but evidence to solve mys terious questions is rare. There is a story told in Louisville, however, of a merchant of that city, who, while traveling on a sleeping oar in MisAil sippi, had a vivid experience as of visiting big bome and seeing his wife and children asleep,and noticing that the eight day family. clock had run down, he wound it up and set it going. Ile then returned to his berth, which was rattling alone at the rate of forty miles an hour, in a hleeping car saw hi. own body distinctly, and resumed his place within.its wcll fitting enease ment. Oi writing to his wife about it, lie learned that the clook 4ad been ysteriously wound up on the night of his i.piritual iimaai:,tion. Suspenision. The Atlanta Now Itsra suspended pueblicationi otn t he 1 2'h instanit. The proIprie!tord of tha paper say tlint. the opens.'ioni is caused b)y conttemp1ua:.ed Chainges in its -proprietory iniereers, antd that ita publicationi will be0 resumed as soon1 as s'.rr.e important husiness ar rangemnt~s incidet to the change have beeni consummgateod. The Coin s titution intimahltes that the suspension IS flia. It sava: Thus111 falls' aniother one" of these Soiabern j.mirnals that have been the monuith-pi&ece of Radicalism, that i.ave repjresentedl Souilkern rcoinati'eitionl and batyoneot rule, hat. have t hrlind'uti hde pn t rilnage ofecarp.-b.ahg governme'nts at puic e'x p'-nase, an d that have drtopped by the. wayside nas goon as lefl. tI) the L''ntuna te %inpporr. of journtalismi-popu Is r lat vor. We had1 the pleasunre, sasys the (r*ohiant, 'if meetaing laist evenIingJ (Mon 1 McK;i-.dok, uf Uiloe,~ onPh's w4&y tr, Washinrgton to 'look after his itereats in) the oootested oeqtin case bet.%een himt~of and Mr. A. 8 Wallace. Whlilat Colonel McKiniic may note yeouro hia seat, ho yet dis. charges a public duty. in exposing the frauds that were practised by his pg. litieal .opphonents in the contested election. The English language boasts of 40,. 001) words, and since the .Radical party obtaineji power its infomies havte ore ted auch a demand for thp' words "tie, "swindler,"~ Iis" and "foo'," ae to so dearly exhajg6 the supply that writers have b,e 11 compelled to idraw on the Frono Spanish,. Itaban, aind German,' with ab aggregate of 150,000 oye to supply the deficiency. 'Smobody says "devil" is a mean~ Ueinove the d and it is "wri. transpose the'e and it is "vile ;" rq. move he -v and It is ''il ;" removi, tIb I and remain.', which has the asi rate son of hell." A party of Montanians who hav Whinteiv,g In Saline e4dt.3M,o itWt theHelena Gakette frn~ -the l.and of the Ku Klat, Whee the Dbm'deratg ': brdakfttet 'on edite The 'tydvel and freiRb asde i Greenville mild Oolbm bla iltrdae was never betterg and the hatzds et' plohydd hate all they dat ido. T~he rolling stook Is inadeqiatei~ b 14'