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VOLUZrIE IV.NO. 549. CHARLESTON, S. C.. FRIDAY MORNEffG-, MAY 24, 1367. PRICE FIVE CENTS TSLB?BAPHIC. Our V*UW l>is]talfii4-<. LONDON. May 23- V?-::. i .!. ;. !. i. s. Bonds 72. LONDON Ma; 23 -2 r. M. [ . s. ?joml* CliliCd ;. LONDON, May 23 . Kv.-:.::.-. Consols advanced L U3.?. 17. s Bond-> 72. Liv tu: i\>o i.. Ma; 23- X toil, t .?ton q?;et. Mid dliiu' Upland* lld. U. :. a- ll . Lirea-islulV;. generally unchanged. C-mi dcihued 39. and Provisions quiet. Livticrooi.. Ma? 23 2 l\ .'.i. ; ..,?:.:? -ready. Laid declined ls. LIVERPOOL, Iii: .'-.i-m,., L*i i toll closed quiet. Middling Organs ll Jd. Sales lli.OOll bahs. Lard ?tu ^ Wa<(IitU?;to Xc\?*. WASHINGTON. .May i!3. J -. S. W.U.ToN Jen. t-v I appoiutcd Assistuat 1 roas ur . a: Iv tv Urieans. Senator WILSON* arri-.,..; : has ;;.nie Nortii Ho speaks warmly ol'the m-rai courtesy! BUTLER in print pi rsists lu his charges of dnnbl tul pr?cticos rc tardine Boprifs dian, and iwrdons to the Wost Virginia desertor*. Ile daims hiin eelt to have originated tho famous phrase : '.Bottled up." Tho lion. A. lt. liiDDLK, of Ohio, ia io :i<s;>( ai the ScRB.vrr trial, which commences on Monday. Congressman BINOH.UI refused to as-ist ia thc ptosccutiou. Tho Internal Beveuuu ?ecoipls to-day amounted to $453,0(1(1. A full Cabinet meeting ivas hold to-day. at which Gen. GRANT assisted. Tho meeting '-'.as wry long, and wore considering Srvxsu ?.tav's opinion. lt ia u idcrstood that tho Cabinet and f?en. GRANT approve of iii : opiuioa, a:.d tba' it will bc promulgated tc-nioirow. Thc committee appointee. >.> investigate tho re? cent gas explosion at tue [-.osio&?c ?, whereby one parson was kill.-J ail turn seri u-';- hurt, rcporj that the accident was occasioned hythe opening of tho locks by .'it unknown person. The commit? tee, however, think that tie; material and machin? ery are dangerous, and recommend come other in jdo of ligating tho huilduig. The State Dupartuiens han information that the quarantine at Sc. Croix lias been raised, and the commuuitiou bctwoun Si. ' houias and St. Croix is unrestricted. Prom the IVcst. SAN FRANCISCO. M IV 2J.-Thc Billiard Tourfitt mout has boen closed. A. W. DAUHSON, of Vir? ginia, Nevada, won tim champion cue. From tlc.va un. NEW YOKE. May 23. -Tie.' M>ro '.mule has arriv? ed from Havana. Ti':; -n Hom*: lius been abandoned b? hi r captain, and the C-overniueul is about to sell hil.- satisfy the claim of $170.000. Tho American Causa! av; refern i the maller lo Washington. SANTIAGO MANZAVUI. < f i:i< rar.i r -putai sh:* his wife aud her mother ia Ibo Couil Um un al Matamoras during th? pr .??re-< ... ::?i trial f'-r aUmony. General PULLI: ami family hare gone toSpaii Kron? AIi-x-co. NEW Yon ic. May 23.-Yera Cms. daten lo tl; 13th state that MIRAMOS was badly wounded i: attempting to force tao Litara! hues o a the 27! Castle Chepo tepee was captured by GUADAYANA on thc 11th, after a forced stritgg!'-'?villi tile Im? perialists. DON SlSSION PEON lunn boen cxecutci by SISAL. Murillo ,'.?ws. NEW YORK, May 23. -Arrived, tin Ihre, fruin Mobile; tho AUttnltc, fron? Pcniisyl'.at.ia; and China, from Europe. The Melbourn, rom Mobile, arrived a: Liverpool on thc 9th. The steamship Lure/ -, has arrived from Hain --- ? ?. Donielle 3In.rkc.-is. NonN iilsi'VtVlf. NEW YORK, May 23.-Flou: lue. lower on com? mon grades. Coin la2e. belter. Pork dull, ?22 % Lard, 12ial3.J. Whiskey quid. Cotton quiet and witaout decided change. Freights dull. Sinei; active and tending down. 1SC2 coupons, IU9jal09? Gold 1385. Sterling ut GO days IOU.". EVES INO DISPATCH. Cotton dull and unchanx'rd; salea 1100 bales :. 27c. Flour dull aud declined l?.il a-.; Stale $10 1 al3 70; Soutli?rn $13 2?ulS. Coiu-mixed Western new tl leal 22; old $12Sal3L}. [VOVMOUM quiei and dull. Bice firm; Carolina 10A.il2:. Sugar quiet; Muscovado lOjallAc. Coffee and Molasses quiet. Naval Stores firm; Turpentine t>2'a<i3>c: ltosin unchanged. Freights dull and lower; on Cotton to Liverpool ??1.; on grain by steam 2i:i3d. Stocks and Bailroad Shares active. (ioverniiicnt* dull. Gold 381. Money C> \i cent. '??2 Coupons 1098al09$; 'o'4 do. lUi>; 'no. WC?; New ?ssuu lOSalOSL 10-40's, registered, 99?a99;; C.mp-ats. W:?. 7-30V, first s?ries, lOt?.f; other.), idO^. 'lemieusee. New Issue, C3. BALTIMOUK, May 23.-Prime iti_? Coflec held at 18ial8i. Sales b^h . Flour quiet mid unchanged. Corn firmer; White il 12 il 1"?; Yellow ?l Wal 20; Mixed Western $1 09. Provisions steady and uu chauged. Mess Fork $23 60a23 ~?>. WeaU ru Lani 13ial3J. Bulk Shoulders 'J. Sides ll. Whiskey 35 in bond. Sr. Louis. May 23. - Flour duli ; Pale Superfine $10, declining. Provisions quiet. CINCINNATI, May 23.-Flour ia fair demand, and unchanged ; Supcrtiu i SH ?U.itLi .">''. Corn limier. Whiskey dull and uomii<uL Pi o visions firm and unchanged ; Mesa P. rk $22 DO. NEW OHLEASS, May 23. -Sales It??O balea. Marke', unsettled and eaaier. Low Middlings 2lu21?e. Be eeipts 4d0 bales. Expru ts 77S:> bales. Sugar nm! Molasse? nominal and unchanged. Flour extteuie tyduU. Superfine uffered r.>\v..i h?tu al $11; treble extra at $10 50, but irn gidai. Corn steady and firm. Yellow aud mixed $1 t">al 20; White SI 23. Oats quiet at 90u93c. f.ard in fierees at 13 al4e-in kegs 13Ial3j. Hue.m tu I i'r jobbing de? mand. Shoulders ?jc; Ulbbed ?Sides 12ie; Clear Sides 13?c. Pork very ?uU ut $.21 23. Coffee active. Fair to Primo 24Aa23A. tiuitl 37. Sleriiug 40a31. New York Sight Ll tel tange I per cent, d?scouu!. MOBILE, May 23.-Sal ? 300 bales; closed dull. Middling 23. Receipts 72 bales. SAVANSAH, May 23.-Co! on very dull and a stnali business doing. Middlings, uotiiinally, 24. lie ccipLs 550 bales. Receipts of thc week 2830. llx ports 1447. Stock 13,020. Ueccipts of Um season 221,200. AUGUSTA, May 23.-Mark ut dull; suies iii bales. Becoipts 87. Strict Middlings 21. Populutiou oi' thc (1 Ult cu - taits. WASHINGTON. May 20. - rh? bureau of u'tatii tie ia making pruparattoua to ud.i th' ?vasti? ol through the interna! iwenuc organist '.ion. In? fector JDeiui.ir has been sup T'iitca .ai : ;. anni - of statistical e.Xeietsi .in.'.s, thc i> . i of ul e ci which affords retaarkuh ? prot?' .: . ?. thorough orgauiaauoii of t?iu various bai ?mis ni t.- Treas? ury Department, lie t.a? taken a census-ol I he numbers of the entire popuiatioa : lin cut'utr . and that, too, without any erp-eti e exeepiaig for stationery. The census was qn.etly hat thoroughly taken during six weeks of last N<?vcu "-., a ..? ue?- !:a> r and is. in moi i ea- . s. ll?; . -uh : : etiail u:.t i-. therevcuuu distrieLs. 'iin- -.. : ..?" ;.. | b ? fin . malled to tlieptibih until .;. ha >. im?ergoii careful revision a:.il a.-.?u . i'ln- ivi.iros from a few ol' tho t'OUioie u. ia:.; du ... sm in country are tito only ones i: n ... . ia-; -,- y. The present ceni us shun:? lu i i. . > imUtiou i>t thctllirty-seveii Stale.- m Nuxeiul ? rm: i !?ei ? tali r last to have b"< n 3Ui.ii.2 -., ai*--- . . States and Territories togetln t 3l.?0 v ?'.-'. In most of me Souihei i. s-. >- .i-.-- ',...>? i.n a decrease of populat an. a? a a .-. iud in? crease, and in tue Wei ton .?: l.ii'g' in? ..-.?.e. ! h. results are sup?sutetl in every iustance b-. th . State census ol 1 ..:"., ... ai <. ?. - The e m parisou with the c :: tl. . !SU' -; u ).)! . : Tlur \-seveu Sta! .. a : .. i.ae.i then in ritori?s, uuuiberi il 3i,2JS i 21 ailia'aa ti t-, and ile total Ul the s.;;;t- alni i?-rr.: iri 31 ! ?3 ?Si. The total iuci'iM e :-.a -.- if?'J '? . therefore, been 3,002 5t?l, i..,. j . .. ? ' . .. = exi.-nded conflict, deiiionsiiuits lim ex r??.-ii ..? '.. reeiqrt-ni tivo power, ul the coiuitr; . Juc ; . .-. a lion ol itu District of Loiumoia IN' . ?ven .. ti-? s 7. wit i: a major.ty ot several thousand ..-?.M over ?ii. males. PEKSONAI..--We I- -ii- t tilltl . ' .1 l:-l M'- j Laws, of our ei'}. was in Adam? .. t week. !:. met Genera. Po?? . wiiii -.: I:u >. ?. nrtorvi-jiv ! of some leiieih. du i-I . ,i : Oeuoral i Pope were it \i e ? !' .. aaa :; . old ?tmy to? gether, and were "warm l-l !.. . tn.: tn-j tervivw between tiaau i . ? .. \ .- ; andpljasaut. General IV*?-?* ?s* ? ral >le Lawa that he had no-int? .. ? ; . n . the people of li. orgia. U?iiiioi.o :nr, I v. a-, iii. earuest desire biso dise?ar: lite . .ii.du- j ties entrusted to Lis I; eniag, :??- lopiot.-ct our pcoplo m all th-a '.ubi.-..! (.. '. . a p??|.?r? Wc nope General l'ope >> h iw unit? .-?:.-.'...-- : ful in thc aceoUipil.thluellt ?/i li.e.i--ends. [Anyusia L'hrontvk | i (M U Kl UOPliAX COU 1!KSH>.\UK.M'K MANXHKIM. Way J. To nu: KIIITOK OKTIIL CHARLESTON DAILY XKW I have Itecti for some liol . timo litro in Alan heirn, ?1 city well known to tourists, ami annual visited bj thousands ol English ami Americans, is on thu right or eastern hank of tho Rhine, ai in Ki lo Karlsruhe (thc capital) thc largest city thc Grand Duchy of Luden. This little sovcrci; Statt*. bounded by Rhenish Havana. II- sse Darn stadt, Wurtemberg. Switzerland and France, coi tains nu aroa of SUSI square miles, and a |*opuli lion of about 1,4(10.(100 souls, lt is very dense populated, seeing lii.1t ftlUr-iifthf? Of ?ts fXlOllt mountainous, the .S?vV?w/*2'??/?J or Mack b'orei rorniing a kimi ol' vertebral column. Tin* cuiuiii from this ridge to the Rhine, all along timi siroai is a continuous plain, thc basin of Un- Rhine ?li Neckar, which iattor river eu i| it ?tts into th'- formi .it this point. The soil along tin; rivers is vcr fertile, and yielJs abundant harvests o? tho cereals n ine, hemp, flax, and tob?ceo. The country alon the Rhino is subject to overflow, and nolwithstanil mg tin: extensive and skilfully constructed et? baukmculs, tho poor people sometimes iii a fes days lose the proceeds ot' a whole year's ?ii duous toil. The government is constitutional having its two little Chambers of Peers and Dc pittics. The majority of tho population is Ko rial Catholic, although the reigning family is Protea ir.:.i. ns is thc case also in Belgium. Thc prese Grand Duke. FREDERIC, a young man still, is vcr; well liked by Ins subjects and considered moder aloly liberal. His wife is t!*? daughter ol' the Kin? of Prussia, and enjoys a remarkable degree o popularity. Tho Grand Duchy is subdivided int ?out'circles (AV('?M') Lake, Upper, Middle am Lower Rhino. Mannheim, the capital ol' tho last named, liai ab ?ut ?10.0(10 inhabitants, and is accounted a von handsome city. Like every other place in th ii .??mid world'' country, it has its history and trad' lions, of which even tho s bereut und most cuni niOti-placC burghers arc proud; and this with gooi reason, for those Old World talcs represent a sub stanttal capital, which brings them haudsomo divi demis, attracting a constant Blrcam of rich am liberal tourists, who contribute no mean share l< the prosperity of the place. Mannheim, durin*. tho last century, was the capital of thc Palatinate and the residence of the Electors Palatine, lt hat then the meretricious glory of a Court ; whereas cow its vast palace is deserted. Rut in this (hen is lillie lo regret, for it is now intiuilcly more pros' perons than in thoso days of its electoral grail' dour. Situated at tin1 confluence of two naviga? ble rivers, in tin; midst of one of the most foi Uli regions of Kurop--, tho centre of a niaguifioeiil net-work of railways, and on the higuway betweei thc romantic part of the Hinno and Switzerland its trade is very considerable, and steadily on tin increase. SCHILLER, tho great (?orinan poet, as is well know n, In ed hore several years in the early days ol ?tis poetic career, IK??UL? "'Thttrttrdickter* (henand still 3 recognized position in Germany, sonieiiiiien held hythe first peels of tho nation. Here, al rhie old theatre (as every stranger is informed), "Tho lWibers"'We.u first act -d. and in this eily severn] ol' SCHILLER'S most celebrated pooina and drainas were written. The theatre is ht ?ll here, and the pool is enshrined in thc affections of thc ?".oj.le, though 1 think thc present generation care ni 'ie lor tile practical ari of mom-y-making than lot- tho ideal ci ca lions of the German bur?ate. A largo bremse statue ol' SCHILLER adorns tim front ol' tho theare. Tho city i. situated on vi v low ground, (much like Now Url ans^j embankments hoing necessary to preservo il front inundation. Handsome brid? ges span hoth the Rhine and tho Neckar, and thus greatly facilitate commerce with thu surrounding country. Although 1 know some of your German readers w.ll dispu.e the fact. 1 shall, nevertheless, say what strikes every L'hglishuiaii anti American who remains long enough in the conni ry to (jain .ni insight into tin-customs, habits and ma um rs ol the ;>.. ipi?, that there is hut little home life lu this country, (.c., tis we understand it. 1 do liol moan thai families and relatives arc not as affectionate as with us, or not equally, not to say oven nine virtuous, than people in the same position in Langland or America; 1 .-imply moan thai they aro loss fond ufs'.uying at 'toute, more prone lo col? lect in places of public resort, ol' evenings, ami on Sundays and holidays, lu fact, enjoyment seems to mean a crowd. Whether this is the cause ot tho almost entire absence of country hie (III our sense-people living in isolated lam: houses, every niau having his land around his dwclhug), uspe eiully in South Germany, or whither ibis is wiilj the consequence of such social economy, lam .-.li? able lo say. As one ut'tho insults, however, wo see must German lo.n.s inuit up compact ?md monotonous, with none ol' those pretty lawn.-, shrubbery and lloworyard * which grace mir cit i'hc "gardens" are a!! together in tm: suburbs, and form a pleasant place for > veiling walks ami drives. Parks and squares are lound in all (or? man cities and towns, and these and the Rcci'-gur LIOUS aro the places of popular rcsori. Here the L?.irdens are situated ulong thc banks ol' tho Rhine md tho Neckar, and present a very picluresque appearance lo the traveller as he enters ur leaves ti.e eily. Thc Palace, an immense edifice ol ml sandstone, is more remarkable for its size than elegance ol' architecture, resembling quite as much ?HI am? bitious extent ol' barracks as anything che. li is tuc hugest bunding m thc kimi in Germany, cou turning ?HO rooms, lt was built ?bout a hundred .md inly yours since hy Lleetor Palatine Cari Philip, on removing his court from Heidelberg to .Uaiihiieim. lt is said he was compelled to leave i he lorine:' place on account ol' tm- iiidignalioti ol' thu ci nz us over an attempt to deprive tlio Pro? testant? of theil* half ol the Chillon cl tho Holy Ghosl, in ile dclbc-rg, ouo-hali cf which had al? ways been useil by them, and tho other hy tue Catholics. Au ahsiracl ol' the entire controversy may bo found m ibu first volume of Carlyle's *T*'reitericli thc Great," wsn*ru of course it is treated with Hie sup -redim?s nonchalance characteristic of this writer when passing nuder review the foibles of ids loHow-inoti, either ul this or a former age. Hut the glory it brought lo Mannheim was short lived, and departed altogether utter the la. t bom? bardment of Uio town, bj thc Austrian and crouch ai 17!>l-'.'?. At that unie, hail ol' the palace was burned, ami only fourteen houses were left ut.in Itired. When the old Palatinate was no moro. ?iud Karlsruhe beanie the Capital of tho Ditch} ol Ratieii, tho ramparts *d tho town were removed, ?ind the lillie city, Wi.teil had seen stortuj time.-: j ever since its birth. soltloJ down into itu preeunt quiet. I A purl ot the palace serves ns a museum and gallery of paintings, a collection of plaster casts, ?Xe. Some of the pictures aie interesting, anda few arc une. 1 was shown through a lai'ge tiuui her ot im iliense rooms, coiitaiiiiug frescoes, I?I|K.*S (rtes, furniture portraits. Ac, us thuj have re? mained since its oecupatioii. The tapestries, those woven pictures, which covered tho enure walls ol these great chambers, though beautiful ?md inter? esting, helped to make them moro uncomfortably roomy : ?mil ?is there aro nowhere any cozy sonti niontal cornels, il dui not .-oem strange ll.al jieo pio who dwelt in such palaces should proverbially have lillie domestic inclination. ? he tapestries, collections orplastcr c .-ts and many other irticies were presented to tho Duchess Stephanie by tue Lin]>uror Napoleon. "I ne Duke never comes herc to have a Utile '.sea sou'uowaml then, for tho deny!.i of me Mann? heimers, aa lu- ut len linus al his several other pai a:cs llircilghout the Duchy, and il certainly is no wonder, li would lake a lire equal io thal ol a sunni conflagration to warm this iniiueuse mass ol' stone into any thing like a habitab e atmosphere. I i;, .i .e.- Ldoubt il tue domestic bille Duchess is as fond ol' '.Hoarding r uni" as tho people would j uko her tu he. What is true ol' the Qllccli ul l.oii .len is in a small wu} true here. The gaiety of royalty >'.n;s tue smiles ol Iraiicsmeii ?md I tile shop-ki epcrs. if Prussia Were lo make a political banquet ol Judon to-morrow ?md set some roy al iiuruv-gi.nl* going tn : ring thc subject: extra gul? dens, ever? In-dy Would lu- happy. And tint ill illly. .>iioiigh. !n mai tels where thej-eoplo have liol liing lo sax whj t-hoiild they l rouble theil' bl ams amt in? jure th'*ir ?! gi stsm 'i l in- i;i*oitiiUs belonging to the palace, along lin* banks of the Rhino, are most lo\tlv and inviting. ? i-..i. in winter, and our little stroll' set-mod liken zmic .-r cheeriness round the great and venerable .-li lli ! Ute. I here are two lieauliful stone ?md bronze fouu- i laius in the puohc squares, hulas they scotti lo I nave lu i o a.ways desutiile ot waler, tiny provoke snore smiles than admiration. l'hc only other building I saw of interest, was li.c JcsuuV l Lurch, which, tin ugh liol laiee. : . pretentious a.? u architecture a: o materia., i In- ? tab nnicie is of several tolul cohnnns ol i ii ? brown llnltn? niarl.le. w.thiu wh eh ?in- M UMI ? ivhtli* it?arbli st:iui-*s of Loyala, .la-mi missiotia- ? rios. ?Ve. ? he tiltia Fr?lich woman who shows I lin* chill ch, Pl.I ns with -j. reverent ia! foll? ?is sie has doubtless done to humireils <*f olhers lietoiv. j what ll lita^lillicellt sum it ;ill cos?. In Kio! tin- j whole interior of tho building is m maible amil ?.?.Ith v;. nous colored paint, piaster, frese K.*S. pain!- i icc-, images, yee., and hglilcd liv a thine INO feel ; ai.'.v.-, ;r.?. . :i a [icculiar. and. to the |.* wor ...lipper-, i un-I ia!-(j a must im-iositig aplica rance, lu ?iil.liiion to the music >>( ili,; orean on Sundays, ; the nubian ha il is ai-u employed. Tin much iniittic. 1 should say, m -o small u'compass. ls regards |Hi|iiics, tm- Ijeoplc lien ,,i . for the ! mo ? part, altogether inditVereiil. Lti.-I yi.*.*.i*. in il..- quarrel IM-.ween Austria ami Prussia, their sympathies Wore divided between tho two bel ligoreul powers; Hie. majority siding wu i tin foi mer. I iran-.- ni aimilaritv 'of r-ligion: ?ml th? - ru alu...li ji h'o.eslaiti ami allied lu Prussia .va? cmnp-llcl i., sido v. Uli Austria. I'russia. ??; i lio otherli,uni. h..I many M-, adherents in iii' .. iiiitry.hccatisc n \v,s> f-li timi sin- represen i i llio Ccrinai! against Hie loreign intcre-i; Fft;:c u-'gresaioii hore turner a t-t:iu<!iug llirtr.it. Jiu; I'russia, il is Univ coiiMdvivd, -lui nut usn her v.. tory very gcnoiviiisiy . tm lhere is iml milch m. Hillsia.*- u In-if in her fan ir. J iu' treaty of alii au concluded with her is not regarded very favorably iir-t. Iieoaiise .1 nus au 11 ti:(-oralie net iii the part i-f the Coven meut, the pop),- iml having hccii coiisu'h il: ami sccumiiy hii::ni e it-iui|nises iii mn runs military ay stem of l Yiisai;; withoiitrc inriiiiig .111,1 fi.rri>|Hit:'i|!::? ndvaut.-i'IViie, in the lal.- coutruvi lay U iivi fii Fraii-v ami Prussia, just peaceably scaled, lite [s-piiiar svm-iathv wan ?r "nu.ii th. s??i- ur; ?icrma: y; and had lhere IKV'I war I ?ii ile duiihi it w?iild have reauli '-I in UH: uiiiiieniimi.of 1.11 mani. As ii is.rthal L SIIII. ru il-i. ni!. wished fur by civrv true ici S riiii. i- still in the fiiiuro. I In ililli 1 du mil iliiiil, . i rrj far '.ll'. lb.I' lie m. .si curious lianne- nf I ?crinan un - ti. mal characierisiic is I heir antipathy in thc Fn-nch. Then.-is aeniistanf feeling ni je.-ilmisy. Having its. might in |>art in lin- recollect hoi nf in? juries iniln icl in lim [asl Iii the Kreuch; Inn s-till nun- liccni.-c nf lim limitant tom- Monsieur LVapaud always assumes when talkingt.. ol his ?crinan lindber. Tin: latter resents Ulis?, ir il a eeliiigof dislike, uni (neall it luttrell, iiml mutti il listiusl is iii- euiisoipieiico. In this ali Ueiiuaiiy s unit. ?1 .il Hu- iican-r tho trench border thc -lim!,' rthe feeling. Of course there aro exeep ions, ami strange tn say these un: se I bun foiiuil Milong tin- ignorant, tin' |mnr. ami ?> accable loasaiit. Xu, be ?.-outs ls-inj; made a ''I'trloy. rt 'Us." The exceptions are to he fiiiiinl aiming lim itlucatotl. Ymir cosmopolite philosopher (I bave ?ein such even iii America) hiake a virtue nf I heir va t ni patriotism, call tho impcrsniutuou of .ali hat is (?11 ul. imbin ami lofty in mau. a pn jud 1:0, nul an ignorant sn ir stitiu'i. They sa;. Hie? Voilbl as sunn lie Fren Innen ?is (ieriiiaiis. Seine (von affect a pref crenel! fur tie- furnier ullertm ive. ; lies?: .however, are very lew. I am glad tu say. Th" bu!!; nf Iii . people aro ton Im..esl im I . )? attached tu then-. uiiutry. Hui fur iii.- iiresetil liieti. .TS' lULAPil'S. The iii 1 u 1.1 un American Literati. \ Fruin !!.<? AV?? JW* If-ri el 1/Jfuriifioy.j It is recorded thal, a certain man nf the misty Hiddle Af? s. havin .' huon in a dungeon fur many .ve.iry yc.irs. was <-lt", r.-.l bis free lum upon thc ?nuihtiuii thal hcwuitid agree In read Iiir-m.-ii the niiiinierablu v..lime.- nf a certain history, foar 'nliv ami wonderfully made. Ile had .1 correei taste and a hernie spirit. Ile eloise tn rellim t" ?is dungeon. Hero i au example worthy nf rc.? Membrance at a erilienl moment. Mr. L?ourgc i'.ancnif 1 is suggested as Minister tn Bellin. Wi ire to choose I m tween having thc euimiry rejire <eiitvdhy him at a L'reat Uuniuea 1 capita! ?ital Im. itig nout?t inna! iou ul hi* lliafory nf thu United States. I.ct us h< mica! ly eh" to have an;.thing rather than this last. Let Berlin 'li as?it may let thu country endure such representation as ii .an ; but lc! us have lin nineli" mid volumes "'' llalihv rhetoric batide'l down In lim future a- our history. We havo-no notion Ilia; any o e bul Mr. Bancroft sumi? e- timi what '.?. mis called a Hi ?i.rv Of iii?- United Sunca in s we rs lu ils (?tie ; lui ihe very mimo mar du bunn. Send lum aw ay .11 ince. We are in favor nf iii ? appointment. I.?i him write .> the Sdiloswig-llolsiein history. Lei 11s see how thc Schleswigs .'lin .-tali.I il, 'flus 111.ghi iimvc inieri'.-tiiig a- showing Ihe cuinpara livii einhiran. e of nations on eitb'-r side lim A Ian? tje. Moreover, weTieliove Mr. Ha nen ?Ii would be nell litie I lorine place in many rcsjieets. His \inerica:ii.-lii i;; "fa positive ty???, ns the World su.v liv the ?erinn! nc rca ! in the Kun>|H< n potvem -nine iiiue aso in bis eulogy 0:1 Mr. Lincoln, il ivas then rouaid-Tod hy tin! Austrian Minister tu linvo iiisiiiicil ihe Auslii.iu Umperor hy his allu -i"ii l<> Max. ?11 Mexiin; and tliis would beipiile :; leather io iii.- .no III Prussia, (.'uiiM ftli.vlbilig moil! eoiiitiieml a man lu I'.ism.irek lhaii 1.1 have ilixlllleil the enemy "f In-* maslerV .Mr. Itaueroli is a scholar a so. He has translated Heroen, Mid ivoiild ijiiitu :umi/e literal", lienii ny hv the multi unie u? Wiulla, lu- could |t*nr forlji mi eiassieal aiile ?et?is willmot iui|NTiiiiiii:ily ub;riiil:iig;auyiliuii; lits 1 bis own. We have nt ber bislnriaiis thai we won Ii] i.appi tn a; are. anil Would desire the 1 iovel'umellt I" c iii oder their claims willi n-gard in vaeaucira at di. ian! places. . he mure di.-laiil tin- helter, lhere a Abbott. This gciiileiuan, il r-bniild la-reiiietu iiered, lately had a conversaii<MI with ihe Knipcn>r if Fm nee-a remark J hie fact., thc aiguil?. anee ol' nil.ch seem* ind io be pni|M*rly ap|iri ciaied by thc .-ouiitry. Virlt ir Krna unal a ml Cmuii t 'uvntir i.a. l .on versal io..a.with the Kni|H-ror. Siam alter Ihe mirilla wth'-aceoiiiplishmeiii orital:a:i ttuily. Ilia murcklaikb willi N:i|a?looii at lt;.uri!.:, an.I tin- tc suit we have M en in utiili >l . h nu ni; . Tin rr 1 be nu tpii-sliuu thal A iib? M t's c.-,uer-.U ...ti wit li Hie KmjN-ror will lie fulloiviti. son 1er ?>r later. I?., tin -oiuplelf recnuatriieiion "?' ibis Union ami .li? nnie fm- bis :i ward m advatiec We aie aal iliish .d thal he e.as uni lin; Ural man iiauii.il lu siicet-eil Moilev a hist 'riau ?lan, but uni tn I?- compared lo Ahiiotl. Mr. AblKitt baa read t'oxo's "Hiatury d' tin- rinnst!nf Aiisirm."and we lu.nu, fur In- bas rewritten it in a sty ie bl.e y in make il inlulligihlu lu lin.iuleresliiil; suhjivts nf a daily advertise? ment, ..gentlemen and ladle- who?e indication h i . liccii uegleettal." Thia shuiilil |M-cuiiarly lit him fur Un- piae .. and the place, perhaps, uni lld lu up lim sn htiav Hutt he \\imid un more, bollier Lia ?raina with history. Semi l::m hy all means. We KIMI ld also imm.uni. jut- residence alir ad he irrepn-asiiile Parino, whnati hiai?.rii-s lake tin' ? ?rm of biograpiiy. I'a rt un bus unlieii ini.eh .brea! ns In write mon-, and cn-i ipieiill;. ito man s ai'e ubne In- re.na.us in Hie iimtiir..'. Ile ur ic .ur hioj?i a oby from what ant hm ii ie>> we e.intiol -ay. Wc l.a'.c never nciti.! lin- eveida of..ur lu. u any one: bu ?.!' eourae ? >iid-rfu! versions ol hem are curre 1 in tie moltiiis ol :-li ??ic l?obe niana. mid Irom Hu- drip and drivel of I'obemiaii mylies 1'artuit evidently m.ul. mil Ins . imy. Ile ma lin-non.m. li! - hneini- .lobuaoira fr?.-ml. thal ie muai lue; and hoi in argue Ilia) p nil with ..in. we hupe gover'm. ut may emiaider our sug ;.>timi and give him thc chance tn live ahmad. riin- ISaiicmll. Aldmii and Parl?n might sunn lay met.I and dm.' in : vwie- mn, and. like tin; |M l?ots resident nt I lui any Cay eongiaiid-tie ulm mot her iipnn having left their cullin ry fur their .minify's e.md. Cicefi tosaure- 11s Hint thc study o! philoaupliy viii teach u> how lu die. Iml lhere is nu le'pe ilial muli al udy will e vcr leach I heat! gentlemen any ?.asmi .. " useful tn American literature. Ilene: ipiNiiiiiiiiuiil.i to foreign missions all. rd the only .liane.-tn lu: rid nf then., and ".i ::: :;.. sn i'-ir.y ict ion. Wc won bl sug ?cal o..e mon; l.i rary ap Niiiitmeut. When all ilu-.e li.sloriatis an; sal- .y n place scud .McCracken to (ell Us ubal they lind n grumble at. ..... -a ? .-. Slate Jit-ins. Ilnll. T. I'. Wi lilli.-fly luis Ililli mil t,. lila nome ! ilti-r a visit tn bis plaiitniion iii Mississiopi. ami ns appearance usa mim as In-lun; lim -indicia y Jotuiiiitlee in Washington. He Im.ic well ?iud .eeina In lu- in lim- spirits. Wc kimw milhiiig ilrKitit Ihe poi; ls u j H m wliiclt In- waa ;. I ern iga b ii c. the Committei'. but li ive learned thal lie. aaiail ?'(lier witueaaea arc. was subjected Ina M-archiiif, .xamifclion, Iii .1.1 .'/.-.:.,i-<- .marnai. iiscAi'K. We barn t1t.11 MI. li.ii. .v!io -.vas j alien bom jail ?asl wink !.;- ihe Heputj SlierilTfor Kei-sliaw l?:strit:i. tu h cirried 011 lhere lur trial, nade In- esea|M' U-l'ure li-acliing I ?inflen. He ?ras clung, d i.iili boi>e slealli.g ami has in-ni lying in our jail l'or a>.iil eighl moni!m. Ile may .ctiirii lo our Oislrict fur a horai t-i lake lum to North 1 amuna, where lc lives, -? tine our ?a'ople nail bell-r !H' O:I tl;. .- ? -i:t f. r bim ami liu-ir lorsea. -Ik.?hv!i*r?th: Jourmi!. lin.II W.\ uti;. The ra 11 ?asl Wee!, -.vas tu I'm ill? unie inr our river planters. I he lVm 1.'-aa liigh. timi We llave learueil Hui! the ivalei m er Jowctl thc ?nw land.- ami ii jun tl ihe vining erupa ijiir ereeks were also very tu ich swullci;, ?nu! ibe mill dam u .Mr. IL C. Ivislcrinig was hruketi and Ibo old saw mil! house washed away. j iU-iuf Inri ?i .l.titi'iiitt. TUE VVKATIIKII. -Weare bavin-j na 1111 auiis!t!u< ti tho day and wcasioiially gem le shower*, winch ins very (imp.linus tor tin- grow iii of I .. ynung ,-oru and cot lou. The cold ?mils ann ?-.du sum.: len day a ::;;,. dui nm injure thu young cm tun :ua [erittlly. and wo in.'.!, 'lie j ?utilera v d in., abie io liave gund stands, imi? thviand-iig soiiu- ol tl iia> lied. Our plaid rs ure um : vg -n eui 1 tief:e:tll;. Hut Wc nolie lin y Iii;! bc reward d .vilil ;;uo ? M K iona ,ind have no dii asPrr.- he ,..1 ..".1 year. Wi:.vii;i.'; .wi' I'uoiv. Wc hi?.?..<? int! ? tn. ?ileasatil we.ti .er ?* lat ly. hui C- tights, v.- ; ira tu.I for ci:.. -. \ . i. ... roi ra :. j..-t n A i mill heiptiie cropsaml inh ..?. ? . . u urn :. ivan, if 1;. i.-p-i . i';. ti"- girt!'. a, v. lu ;. ijnin; more i;ii?!>tun limn 'he heida. As far aa we have beard from Ile d?uercni | er lion- uf our dislti.-t. iin cori! . ....,?.? !...-!. v.. ? amt ibu pl naped ia hui I? I ;. r-. a aol i; iii. hal vest: lilt! coi ton, un must iain;:, has h.-..-', tiir.ri orb .? injured hy Hu.?! weither, '...-i lia-- n i emin-up Acil. luakit.g i? m i..-:. ry ... i-;'ij.t ?1 many in -lancea. ' 'hircmuui fr ..-.. A fliriulia al..rm ni ivind .un: ::::ii ; ii.-: t d ..vcr mr seel ion mi Monday ni; rina :. hu .. ! rn- m.ni. in limn ihe raiii l?t aeemlc! in . ry lori i nls 11-i thc wind lile?, aa -'. I.sted- '..:.. n! li . mr favor. .The "Merl inhiibiiatit. i.e. r ver 11 I !; Iiroken land IIIIIJ:! ?a.. U?CII. washed 1 . aideiii?iiy. uni Hie win .; som. what Levis! 1 -i ur laid pri'tntratt; : Iml tin- .-t..i m wa hupp ly uf 'Short 1lur.1tu.11. Wi baie i .?I bet't'd it Hie raitt Was . St- nsive. i: IVas liegillllilig lo lit: lieedcd. Notllillg was sillier i ti vt- however, and 1: isjiisl in lilli?; (.iii.u'iii tull ? if Ihe aitiio.-pli-.re i-". iVtvontlde for noir.-': forth, i 'pli-ndid li. iii-. ni glow m- c-ir:i. c lion, and oilier j i-ropa; that thickly doi !.,. iii iriei. 1..-? <:in:-en . ? breadth <.! wiieal .Jia'.iiies bt:aut:luliv. AVmV?ro | //./.?.'. ; liiuiir l!i:vi;i;i::.|i iiisiim1 l.v..ut. This disf tti- | gi;, aie d and ,'....:: tu ' Un.;.- urn Vc. I al S .Inter .?.He :.i.ng ie Sn.,day ?asi. ihe ?Uh itiaiani. uml during .i..- day ;i-i.v i ii an cloipieiit and learned ilise-iiirai-, n: ll.e a:h..he I lilireh. lo a larii? . ildeih; cid .iud ?iii' f;ti ... iiiidii-nee. He ad iiiiiiistend Mn Marr .j riles 01 continual kw m IW.-Ul .--Ile '. 1 HUI:; billi -. illili lill; 'nil g Ul" ll. Wi! lind im! lin- pl. inaim- ... lie ng pi. -. ul. we uer,! I III ignorance "I tn?; l-ttaho|>V?rrtva . hut .>.<? have ' |.'.1|-||iil fluni 111 w-vvhe v..-.?.-! ..i re t??.:' ?l-.e sc lu: . iva? um- ..!' l"i;. biog -. : ly . ai' : luai ?ic- wh .tc I l'?ngly^attou -.v r- w :-.- .! . 1 i,: .-. . willi dc i talenl ?Uni abllit;. .?isp it;.. .1 i, ii .'j.Y..i 1. I'.,, j ?.etrret I hill lie d d ti?-; make a . at . .. 11 Sum-j 1er; as many ?.| our etiiz.-tis ,ni-..?,: - ;.. no . 1 ? niid etileriaiu him. <>iin!.t' .Vi .?..<. I'oSI il:.viAiii?N. l?ig?il I: v. lt. ... . i.- - ,. ,.,:.,.- j i d in I'?.?.Hu:.ia Tili day aili I:II.M:I, .. .? I? lila 1 ! nimming .."iici'iai.'iv I ile- sacr-u.-i' ni ol cn tin m.'. j lion lo .nine iwclvi.-ur titteeti ]M.Tnoiis m au. petera I i liurch. I'ii'xms. THK BOOTH Ul Alt'Y. ItEIHtliT OPTIIK SlfiCItETARY OP WA? OFFICIAL COPY FROM 'I UK JUDGE ADVOCAT1 Ub^EltAL. Ko nr rii lian UK'II ^ai-i altitut fhe s].?>li.it:o!i .. ill?' itOnih 'lia:"- milieu lin: charge w*aa made liv Ceiiund lintier iiiCor.^reaa; mut tin.1 penpie gen= era.I;, ?ut !, ainu?t .viCioiil MI exivplion, ti:? lead= mg journals demand liiai lin- l?oi\ lu- publish-, d, no matter whether it:- i-u::teiits IM> ?t*i|-?<:*i?i!ii or i:ii?}:i"i-rt iiil. I:*I??M I.reaeulation* lu ir. Jobit -?.?i iif ail lit?; cir?:iiii?>i::l:c;cs.:!;::ii of i.V ueiieral . emu ml lii:i! !':<. iltur;, lie printed, in or-i i nial tia- j'cop'i: mav Psr lin I.JVI.'IVIT;jiiiS^i'of the lacta Illili l.'.'I'itS nf flt' .'. ll!, i .VI '.'.-.. |l: n.'fl!? eil?? to it, iii.' Iv.-..len! !.: ?? i.'in his coiuiciit that a copy be pul.! shel. Mr. .I.II?I never havi:>g him-. If-eon iii. dia? ry, hail..?? ilii; s urder? 1.1 eurtiiie I copy m le' ma.li?. w'iic?i ?r;is it--..tiri?!itjily furnished. v\. ..ri- penti>tliil tn puhli h ih.-a record, aa certified ht Hit! Judge Advoeatu : MxEcmvK MANSION*, i WASHISr?TOX. 1?. I'.. .Mav '.) 1*>7. i I'll.- Secrehiry "f Wm- "ill please' furiiir.li tin l'tv.-i.l.Tiii with :i eortillud cuy of lin; "iliary*' found upon Hi" IMHIV or J. Wilkes Knuth, together with a sti.vinet slaMU lil if all tin- facts otiheCl ed willi ila capt ure anil ?tn posa.-svon li.' lin; War Dejiartiiiuiit, ANDREW JOHNSON. WAU DETAUTMEXT. j WASHINOTON Cn v. May l l. Ititi"?, i Sm: IIMYC tin' honor tn submit Imrewilh :i mpv nf the entries contained in lue memorandum hook foniiil nu the |X>r^?n nf J. Wilke- booth ai Hie linn' ri' bi* capture. certified liv Uem-ral IT? lt. Judge Advocate O-'iicntl. (who has poss ssiun ol' tho hook), together with his report in rc.alioii thereto. Tilt; meinoranduiii book was first ?hm by mr ni.oiit tin- 2-ith ila ' of April. 180.", a'iortiv after IV?)'h's cipture. anti a few hours before Iii- re? mains reached Washington, ft aas brough) lo nr. lim! o h. Tr ?vost Marshal (taker ami another person, who was, I think. Lieut enan I Colono! Con? ger. Tho I?, mk was then <?:<: inine.l by mc. iu presence oftienernl Kekerl, Aaus'.aii! Seen.-:ar. ?.! War, and wan fon ni 1.in tai n n:i!y tin.- entries certified hy M?nerai liolt. also MIHI? photographs 01 (?? muli s. luimcdi::!. !y pre?a.iliag the entries, H me jrt'gi-s ani?eared lo have lieen eui out but tlierr* wu s no: iiiin; iiidicatiiig ?hat hs?! buen written thereon, or whither :i.. > ? ! i i 11 ur hail ljt:on wnl lon, nor wie n or by whom lliey liad bet'ii cutout. Ilium'iiaie'.? 'after raro, ni I?XI . ii.alion ,,i Lie hook ml ?la ciint'?iils, it was placed in '.'.tc hands ofi'leneral Kekert. in th.'sanie condition aa uuu:i I find saw it. lo he delivered lo ll.e I...!_-?. \dvo cai.-< Icnernl. in whose p"S-?ss on, ?ifti r its delive? ry lo him by General Kekerl. ? ?1:11 iiiiorn'"..! und believe t has continue ! until t ie prose::! Unto. Thu Inst, liiii'' 1 saw ile- !VH.!? wi.a some ihn? las! winter, ll wita tlion iiefor? t!i" Judiciary Coiimiit tee of the Houso of Repreaoatatin^, ant! ivas, in nil i'1'srii'i ts. in exactly th.' same condition aa wliun I aaw it lir.nl. without ?invehan;.'" or alteration, so tarns I could discover, m i's contents. Collerai Ivckorl re;?orted to.ne Hint, upon receiv? ing lite lin',U"l'.nulli.il h Mik fro?ll lue, nfl sealed ll II Up and I??:ked il up in Ina sjTe. ami il eoiililiued III h..; p.i-.-esnio:i mil il lie ileiiven:il ll tn thu .TlldgC *. i vi u;i:e tieiioral. a:id that ?1 wu- I hen i'i lin; .ne eotidilioii aa v.ie n it wa , brought to uti holiso h\ Jinki r. Yen fe.-, iee I nilli, vnnr ehedieut servant, Kl).VIN >\. .-STAN i ON. Secretary of War. Tn Hie President. Tin- following is lite copy ol the writing (which was in june:1; found in tun diary taken from th J budy nf J. iV'ilked Jiootli. 'Oliicial copy. .). HOM, Jiid.'e Advocate Cimera!. "T<- Mn-:" Al'lllJ. 13-14, I'llrDAV, filK Il?KS. Until to-day nothing wan e.er liiotigol of >a :ri tlciiig In our counlr.'a wroiiira |?V.r MM months ive had workotl to capture, lint nur CAIIK . Uung ?illiloal liMst, annii'tliilig ilecisive and groal lioivt ut; don", lint i a failure was owin^ tn otoera who did mu Htrike for their country witii a h tail. I niiiiet hoi,Iii. ami no) as the |>.u>"r- say. i walket! willi a linn atop through a )liou?a:id 01 lila ii'iends: u-ts s i upi tod. hui pu li"-l on. A colonel wu? e.! li ? side. I aiioiili.il mc Imlor?: I lire.I. In jumping hi'oh" mi leg. I pus.-mi ail Im (?ieket . IMMIO niMy miles ilia' i,i li'. u-.t" Ibo bom; Of tuy iey tenn: ^ iii" tl-sh m over;, jump. I can ." .. i repeiH II. h..n ive hatotl to k'll. . ?iii co.i:: rj o-..- i a?! j.' r l.'oubh'n I . htm, Mild I'"d ?impi; .1 di inc inc iii lin.... ni ol' hi."> piinish liiesil. I he Cliill.tr ' !s Itoi April, isBA. whit! .1 . "...'. i'l-s I...'... - union .H i:..t what 1 have li?V 'I. I i i re i.--, ali.ii l?'.'"iii''s ol'mc I have no ? I.:-ic lo oi;t.i\i? loy i">'U.i ry. Xii:??-ingli (ItcfTiin; inched; [. Wi At.) ll* long Uri .! ' a::>l leo il lol ii..?' . .I lin- i ilii..i;, of lin- N.iiio..al Liielligeiicr. in ivi-.ich I fully M'( rori I. ".ir rensyna lor our pt'o ceodiirnja. Notir tho lio.'r. Ki idny, 21. .Viler being hunted liku 11 d .g luroiigli swniiips, iv.ni.i-, ami \nat uigSd hvm^ cuased hy gnnhoata tili 1 was forced m return wd. ?old, ?un? atarviug. willi every luana band auaiual mc. I am here in deapair. And wuy ? For doing what ISriitiis waa hooor-d for. rtini mad? Tull .i nero? And yet I. I' r al rik inn down a grenier ivr.iiil 1:1:1:1 Uley ever knew. ;i:n looked up"., itu a e.iiniilou ?.ni throat. S\\ :tcti< 11 ?na pur?! li.?in e Ihei nf liioira. Ono '"ipi li l' In* great. 'I-:.'her had not only io.- .mn-, hui hia nwii'irrwiga to avenge. 'I in.pi d .or nu g.iiii. 1 knew ii - private wrong. 1 s niel, l'or mi ci.itii ry. anti lim; al' ne. A conni ry Iii..1 groaned l? iii .nh thin tyranny, and pr veil lor this ci d. alni yoi i.o'.v Lei:..;?! lb? eol.? ha ..I I hoy extend lo nie. Cod ennliol pardon iilo'lf I imvu done wrong. Ve! I (.annol a? in; wruii^; cxeepi in serving a degenuratn |tcop!i>. 'I in- lillie, . ?.i very Inti. . I lei' hciiiud loeienr my miine, nu; I .".'( ruinent will ii") allow to la; printed. So : inls ?ill. IVr my eon II I y I lijivo given up all l int makes di avveiii alni Indy, hroiighl iiiia<;ry upon my fiiliiiiy, nuil nm sure 1;:, rc ia no par-ion ni to" II - a... i for nil- .11.ee mali euiideuuia me an. 1 have "1U1J li KA KO <>| wiiai har. buen done pxeepi iv ha I 1 j dtd my.-? ii i. ?iud it lin.- inc willi horror, dui, try ami ?org.vu ine. und Lluwi my motlier, To-ioghi 1 ! w.ii once iiior? ny Cn- rivvr with lin- illtonl lo ! ci'is.-, i bongil 1 have a greater desire and alnioat a uiiud to rei urn lo VVaaiiiiigion and m a measure eleni' my miine- -whie 1 1 lee! I cnn d 1. 1 il" liol nv pent in." blow I a.ruck. I mav le . ir my IUM!. h it im! in luau. I mini; 1 have done wei;. Tiumgli I j am nhaudoiied. vrjtn Iii? curse ol Cam np.m nie, when, if tiie world know my lieitit, ll ii .?/<. l?lovv Wi.lilli ?1,1.. lil..' !>. I.'o y rest, tilttllgll 1 '?el!" I!" j greattiesK. I'o-iiighl I irv lo escape ltieae hlood-linum!? . once o ?on-. Who. who ?.m reid Malaie? Ii.*'.'? Will he dono, I have 1.1,1;-nu a ul to die liko a eriminul. Oh, is.aj' he. ilia;, ic span' me 1 liai, and Iel me die bi n vel i' I h.e.-a Ibo entire world. Have nnvcr iialml "'.'! uronejc.l m . .inc. Ti'iia Inst '.vu;' ?1.ii a wmic'. un- ? I 1 e ?. i i ! ; cms it s". And UV wi'li In,'i lo dinna j ? ?I lile.n- Inc. Ali-I or lill.- hl'ive IM.V Wil.il lil", IViiO , iiitell J ?.'UV J" ile-, in. fm.' un] .-mee i Ililli .'I ilii - a.ei j m. . re heart, waa it cr ni" m liim, ifs ?. v!i; "an ! In- pray 1 he annie. ! .!"'ii..i iv j.- li t" shed n dmp of blt?id. I.f.l '! ? in':.-: '. In '. i.c i'.iiii'.-..* 'Tis ad Hint*. Ii:itiiie": j I :-:i ; p.eetiof |i:i|H*r fmind in Hie diary, and 1 sitpiMvi...! in have beeii lorn from ia written lim j lohuwini; : .M.V Cen -. ipi? ce |.>ril Ul). Rirglw III'-', btli l? have anim hi;:" |:rido. I cannot o.a.in .. .1 li.r ivaiit of ho^pitaiiiy. i'mi know your n .1 in>. 1 waa a:ek. Ill.,*.!. 'io1! il I""';' 11 li.nl>. e.il in i ! ? .i iie'.hc..] advice. I woithl ,i..( |ia\? inr.e.t a-doij ! iioiii mi iitKir in .-uch u p.igltt. liuvvvvei-, ...11 were niiid eiamgli lo g.vo lia .-lueliiMig lo . at. Rv wine.. I nm univ tba. I: ?uni. hm nu nee..uni hf "ii" ! r- buk? and maiiiier in ivhiuh t i ? ic c lorn "iii. | I. ia I.o' il;, -.i rtlllKV, hill the WSV in v.i?i'ii 1 ilidln.'.nS la i -.1 Ctitil Inn! nnl.es nile hajipV iii fie acveptaini'Iht ri'of. The aaucc i" m. ?HIS ??ru ii!,.;iy. .Meeting wer? hare wit lion! i:. Ci; kind j etiough to accept Hi? eucluacu ?.j l?.liiuii^li han. ? i" apare) fur wiiai have rc '.I. >i.:! i.np ct I illly, your ohedienl servant, iti'fuitr ut' nu. JUiMiE Ain'iMM i ic-iii M:HAI.. Ceinivi: or A'li.ii .ltv Ji'srici-:, May H. l!".7. licspecili Hy returned willi tm en y aslic.i i..r. I ii.; "di i ry* piii'iairta lo h.; un? fir IS'?!, and the eui's.u! .r i"i'.i Iron; it |.r>4i..'i?y co?iaiued ?i? ; ic- "?'?lia; unr and Were tun- de,?noel li. :'. i..:;: in .;.. I!. Ilia idwnlutely ev 1 inn. Innt lim "..ar., ia. in ail respeelf . :-a ii wa- u'lieu il ?an.? ir.lo nr. 1.:... and Coi. ('augur, wlm waa piotni :.. .1 in tee |;iir.-iiil au . <-.i| tur.' of Hool h. ail?.:' ii.'i.n: c..' ??'ly i x'H.it.i: d it ii- my pi,-ni .econ .1 sd \ il- - lured itaii'iitiiiiun : . !>.. nov. p.. .-i-e ly ,.:.. r ii.i.- :.s iviieti li. :?. :. :; ;i- m 1 *- ii i.iy :'? i I.- n.eI !- . n .-ii"t ide wtOir.j 10 1: b'.-i.~.? Mic sam . lid Wilie.i il lb-it Coli'.aim.'d, ; 01. Cu .gu* .-.a.-cXi.iiiiiieii li'-fofe iii" Judiciary L'oiiim.llee 01 Mle ii.'ll-e ol ll? I', ne'.lnli'.i a lo-OUV. .1. Ill ?Lt. Jlldg? Ai','.c.il.-t,'cii' ml. CAITAIN I'I.A. !.. h.- l imul-ii Jonr iui ol Uni II. 1l1i11s1r.nl .'"ninnis ?, fav.ir.ihle . .!ii"r;n'i notice 0 i I'l. ui. tn a mett.lig ni lb? i'i?zen- nf. lUaJ , :-'.'..i. legiiriii'ean ol'eolor. in taki; m...l?idcrte | lion in? |ai|llieil : .Ul..1."ll nf lin day. We make :!.<. folio vi.nv .MIMI li..m [h.-said i:.. iiee. 1.1 ortli i l" niiii,v tutti i .ip.?mi Samuel J ince. .-I ?he I-Ye <!:u>'!i'.- Unnau.;., r;-j.: ,-'e.| anti c. l .".'nd ni iailidill j?al :m li.-i.. I, ?... lt wt! lie aeen. lo", thal In- ia slill Ua.iig bia oiideivors lo pro:uoi-j !'i n.l.-lnp ami ?::iri:io;?i lu i.-.r, u ihe two triasses: . . i apt Samu.-I flaee, o? lb? l r- .-.lt., ra I'e.iiean, iihoM ...II iid iiiipi.!'!ia! eui.duel li.u.od nil lue ..iriz. . !>i-?r;el ?lU?ing the p,. ; y. ..i*. Ima ? in.m ii., i nil. :,?xt iidi^ri'hsid the nu? ll ene" 1:1 ina nallan nappy ami in,-c:i.;c ii><n::er, pr*.ivUti; 1 'ti ":ii-!*.. i? '.itil .l?g lin; 1.1.111'.-. of it's !' - u:;sa. loi! tn . mt i'1--' "I iitiiii liii'.-a .nc idcn'.i enl. ninl :;!l thal i- !;..... ?a:n". l'or our eoiored iiieini> t>. du ia to niue'..ce h .:ie> . and imhMry. mid atlaiii ethiea!.un III oilier :.. iii ioeiuaelvea tu n.-.-.iii." i m ir j 'i*i jr pi .-?i.ni. us lr. e citizens ol n lr-ie conni ry." The I;. -. Hen. Lawson tenlored). who ia w ll kii.iwn in Kinniel', was ul-" pic -c.l nt the meeting, ami hi cased ibo atldieiice. We hie glad to iKe th. I'oi.owiu^ gund nceooiit of lum trom Iii? Jour na : I ii-- it uri, ks ol il." le-.-. Hen. Lawson werv pari...in .ny np, i'"? !' ile. Ile ha . inc !...pp.. ?:;!.-..!. ?i...- a -cl hy so icw .".er... ul' e:'.r..iiig i?.. iiidii iiee nioiig ".villi hiin. ..u l ia a .-Iri.g uv l.ni.f of llnr Incl ihni Hiv freedmen !-iv,-uuiy i-< .l.t..:n i->.itie:li'.ii t" . --'ie tu i:: I * i m.l.c lin..I luari. h.. 'i nini I" attain ! i:. . ...... .</..,' siioilid l-c He'll' motin. ' Stlllt'i'l .?.'"..>?. ll..lill.A. I'i. SI. \?U?lstitie I.S::li.TSnVs Cinl .'.lim; I'. ll?' n eill "I Hie l.ii.t Ilici lS .-i ile::. ? rani's .-tall iv li r.s;eiit!y viaii.-.i ui:? ??.at. the 1 ndipmriera liave i.1 ordered lu ce 1 ? uiov ? .! i" la.t.coii ville. ONE PRICE OUR SPRING STOCK IS NOW ready, and comprises a better assort? ment of ax o Failli! HIS, Adapted to this market, than we have ever offered. We have given particular attention m setting up this Stock lo lightness of fabric, strength of material and durability of color. SIneh lue larger portion of our Stock is made In our own workshop, and we warrant it in every respect enual to custom work. We have Woods not of our own man? ufacture, such as are usually sold ready-made, thc difference we shall he glad to show our customers. In Axing our prices, from which we make no deviation, we have taken into consideration the depressed of the market, and the univer? sal desire to liny goods cheap. We give below some of our lead? ing prices : CHECK CAS.SIJLERK SUITS *8 00 Al.!, WOOL TWEED slTIS 0 50 ALL AV OOL TWEED SUITS. . .13 00 H L ACK AND WHITE MIX CASS?1TERE SUITS, our own maka .15 00 Tii KEE STYLES OK MIDDLESEX CASSI MKllE isUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND Licit I' MLXTURES. 18 00 il LACK AND Will'T. MIX CASSIMERE Si; ITH 22 00 SILK MIX TIIICOT, DIFFERENT MIX? TURES.24 00 FIN F BLACK GERMAN TRICOT SU I J'S. .27 00 DARK DROWN CHAIN DK POUDEK SUITS. . 29 00 BLACK DRESS .SUITS, ranging in price fri .ni ... $19 lo 02 IX) LINEN SUITS, from . ?3 to 20 00 lu addition to the above, we have many good Styles of LIU HT AND MARK FANCY C A 8 SI MERES, IN FUI,I: SUITSi Ami hi Punts iind Vests. AL!'ACA SACKS DRAT DcETE SUITri MAli?KILi ES VE3TS, Wlulc and Fancy] CLUE FLANNEL Sllf.J, rt very tine quality HEAVY WHITE DUCK SCH'S; io., A.: FURNISHING WOODS. : ti addition to our usual assort? .neut of (tff?'TLERK.N?! Fl'KMSH ISO i'-jOOltS, ?TC wish lu cail parti? cular atteuliois f o oar SH HIT DEPARTMENT. Wc have made arrangements to have our SHIRTS made by our own Pattern, ami we think they will compare faroraMj in style and tit with any Shirt on thc market. TH EX COMPRISE FOUR Qt'AL ITiES, $2 ?0, M *3 50, and ^1 OO. We invite thc attention of COUN ?JRV MERCHANTS and PLANT? ERS TO 0C? STOCK, which we are selling in quantities at very low prices. MAULLAR, WILLIAMS ? PARKER, No. 270 KING STREET, CORNER OF HASEL, C HAItJLKSTOXJ S. C. .M:iy lil imo 0*-The Kelatlvcs, Friends alni Acquaint? ances of Mrs. P. Moniixo, and of Mr. ami Mr-. It. L. MorirLi.il, nud of Mr. and Mrs. Jons CtftSiDT, and of Mr. and Mr?. A. DlfSCAN and their respective families, are. ino?t respectfully requested to attend Hie funeral of Mrs. P. MORILLO. Thu Afternoon, al J o'clocls preciw l -, from le r late re-ideuee No. 524 King street, uortli ot M ry street, without further invitation. May --J 1* ?8" The ltrlnlires. Frit-nils and Acquaint" aces of the luto OGDEN HAMMOND, and (Le 001 c.-rs and Members of the State Society of thu order of Cincinnati, are requested tostten 1 bis Funeral Se vices at St. Mi Intel's Church, Thu Afternoon, at ball-past Five o'clock. 1 * Mav 24 SPECIAL NOTICES. ??PUBLIC NOTICE.-?HE DISPENSARY'OF tbe Fourth Health District, in ch rgo of Dr. .1 SOStEKS BUIST, has be.jn removed from tho City Hospital to the southeast comer of .St. Philip and Warren street-, where patients will !>e seen between "J and lo o'clock A. M., and 5 and 6 o'clock P. M., and call? left ?is heretofore. GEO Uti E j. PELZfcR, M. D., May 24 10 C ty Registrar. IS EQUITY- COLLETON DLSTR?CT. EXP A RTE HENRY RAMSET. TRUSTEE.-Petition to perpetuate in relation to lost Utlea to one hundred and niue and n half acres of land, situato in St. Bartholomew's Parish, ou Hog Urniich, conveyed oy WILLIAM S. HARRI? SON to HENRY RAMSEY, Trustee, tor tho uso of MAR? THA M. HARRISON, wife of S. J. HARRISON, un or about thc - day of-, A. D. 1S5S. lt ?R ordered that all pcrsous iu any wiso interested in the said lauds bc and appear before me at my office in Walterburo. on Si in-lay, tho 1 -"tu day of June next, to show canse, if ooy they have, why the pray or of tao petitioner should not be grau ted. li. STOKES, C. E. C. D. Commissioner's Office, Walterboro. Stay Otu, 19C7. May 10 may I ),?4.tiuo 7,17 trw R *. A U TIF U L H MR.-GHI' S'A LIED'S LIFE FOR ) E IIA IR positively rustoroa gray lialr lc its original col i : and youthful beauty; imparts 11% ?nu ??treag?i to i ii weakest b.-ir; ?top* UH felling out at once; leeps thi l<esd -.-lean; is unparalleled as t hai. dressiuj;. Sold i? all Druckt* a"j uuhioiutblu lit'r. dree-ere, and st in*- ofllce, No 1121 Broadway, Now Yori. SARAH A. CHEVALIER. Sf; D. DTWlE MOlsE. So. Ul M oe ii mr ..trt.-t, Gpposi'.e Charleston Hot) I. JumiMj i tinos ?3- BATCH EL OB'S HAIR DYE.-THIS SPLENDID ll MR DYK is the Nst in tho wo.-ld. The only .'MIC and perfect Uyt-harmless, ret'ahle, iiuuin LrneouH. No disappointment No lidlciUo.is tinta. Satur?! Black or Drown. RIND edies the ill tiff ecu of B-?? Ogee, Invigorates, the lii?r. Ic.iviua it sofi and beautiful. Tba ?cuuiiiH is ?igued William A. tsai>h*!or. All other* ire mere imitation i, sud H'IOIM-1 hu avoided. Sold by ail | Druggists tad PorfuuKrs. Factory, No. 81 lisrcisy street, New York. ihf~ BEWARE OF A i.OUNTEUFETT. Deccunmr ttl ly? JSTTrJE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, ADOPT? ED by Hm ...isrd of Fire St?ter* it i's last meeting, ls published for tho informition ol' the Firo D?partaient: Rctolvtd, Thai a fine of fitly dorian 'oe i npoij-.l on ?ny Company tliatsUill di-3in > timers, ?.JS'C, or ?uy or "ste or pubi c property ^l'ataoever, f .r purp sos OJ fuel or otherwise, uuwss in ess? o: a general cuudjcratld :, uud with thc ?tu.'(iou of thc ollleor prosea; iu comaum of tho Department. Byordor. B. M. STU OB EL. May 'JJ 5 (.'lurk and Knpeniitoudent. ?er -NOTICE r MARINERS.-C ATTAINS AND PILOTS wisuin . to anchor their veteo * in Ashley River, are requested i it to do MO tiny whore within direct rango of Un- buttils il ile? SAVANNAH RAILROAD WHARVES, on 'ht: Charteatou and St, Andrew's Hido ci thc Ashley Roer, by which precaution, eoutact with the Submariuu Telegraph Calila will be avoided. a. t:. TURNER, H. M. Hnrbor Master's Ofllce, Charleston, February B, ls6t>. February 7 ?Sr TUE GUAYE T MALADIES OE YOUTH AND EAR.Y MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION ESSAYS, on lb? Physiology of ibo Passions, ami the Errors, Abuses ami Diseases peculiar to the lirst ago ol mau, with Hot-oits on new methods of treatment em? ployed in this institution. Sunt in sealed letter en veiopea, free ol charge. Address Dr. J. BKILLIS HOUGHTON, Howard Association, l'lr.Udelphia, Pa. May au niuo *J- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTLFIi IAL HU? MAN t'.Y'Es made to order and inserted by Dre. F. BAUCH sud P. i >OUG LEM ANN | formerly employed by UOUMOJISKAU, ol Partei, No. ?ir.i Broadway, New York. April 14 lyr sjarWE Alu. AUTHORIZED TO ANNOLNCI: E. 51. WHI'lTN ., Esq., aa a cmutUdaUl tor Sheriit oi Charleston iJudiuai) District, ut tbe m>\t election. September li. ?TERRORS OF YOUTU.-A GENTLEMAN who Butlered for years irom Nervous Debility, Pre? mature Decay, un.! all the effects of youthful mdlscro tiou. will, lor the sake ot suffering buiuauity, scud rreo, t J ll who ueed il, the receipt and directions fur making the i-hnple remedy by which ba was eared. Sull'erors wla'u i i ' i pr jil t I? Um advertiser's experience, cou do so by .n.driMsiug, in perfect continence, JOHN lt. 00DEN, April ! - 3mos* No 12 Cedar street. New York. ?y A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER country home, utter a sojouru ol a low moutha in tho cly, was hardly recognized ny her friemla. lu place ol a course, i Italic, flushed luce, she hud a .-oft ruby tom plexiou oi almost marble smoothness, und insteail ot tvr niy-ibrue she really appeared but eighteen. Upon in? quiry as io the cause ot so great a cbauge, she plainly told them Uiut ?lie used the C1RCA3 I AN UAI.it, und uousidered it un bivalnahls ncquiFiUou tu any lady's toilet. Hy its usu any Lady or OonUemeu eau improve their per soual uppcarauco an huu'lred told, lt is simple in its combination, us Nature bersell is simple yot unsurpass? ed in ita efficacy lu drawing hupuntlUS trom, also heal? ing, cl os using and beautifying the skin und complexion. Uv its direct uctiou ou the cuticle it draws 'roui lt all its impurities, kindly bealing tile same, sud leaving ito nur faec HS Nature i .tended i; should b-eloar, so:t, sciootli and beuutitul. Price SI, aent by Mail or L??i.-ts\ QM re? ceipt "I" an order, by W. h. CLARK \ CO., Cleunlsis, No. J Wost Fsysll J Str.iet, synu-use. N. Y. The ouly Ameriosu Ageats t- r tho salo or tue same. March 30 ly OLD mmmm m mm E. II. KEILERS & CO., (LATES rilIX & 1M1K.M WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 131 MEETING Sf 15 & GT, Third door above Market, HA vii LATELY RECEIVED 1 MUSE ALD?TIONa TO their usual si-'e? ni pu.U and frt.su DP.COS MEDICIS U DTE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FiSCY GOODS FINE SOAPS TUII.ET POWDERS POAiAD'JS COSMETIC!: ..'UMEi BUL'SRIis EXTUACIc, Sc. Comprising lavoteas iiviii t??. mos*. reuuUblc uiauu faeturers. Or. band, ali the princippl PB0PRIE1AKY MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AYFR. JAYNE, D ILL, CHEY ALlEh, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, ko. Also, a large assortineut of bUBOICAL INSTRUMKN fs TRUSSES SADDLE BAOS MEDICINE CHESTS O LA S i METAL AND iJUTTA PERCHA GOODS OLASaWARE Ot" UVE RY DESCRIPTION. Great attention is paid to thc importation aa-', selec? tion ot PURL AM) FRESH DRUGS, ! and noue other ar* aUowed to go out of thc Estatilisli meat PR ESC Lt 1PT?0XS compounded with accuracy, aud tho nublic cnn depend on thc utmost reliability in the execution oi* orders. I E. II. KELLERS, S.D. . ll BAERJ.D. THE THI-WEEKL? NEWS, I)UBLISUED IN WINNSBORO" s. C.. AFFORDS A protiuoiu medium tor thu udverUsing public ot CuarliMtou. \i t respectfully so?cit their patronage tor our mutual bc 11U?I. GAlLLARli, ?lESPORTtS ,x WILLIAMS. N'oi-eir.o? l? SHIPPING._ FOR (? KO ROBT OWN, S. < , TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. WA V E .i ? UH .MILLS. AX I) LANDINGS ON TOM Vt Vf'CA MA W AND BLACK HIVERS. THE FINE STEAMER EMILIA, CAPTAIN ISAAC DAVIS. "itriLfi i .EAVE BOYCE'S WHARF AS ABOVE, O ? VT Mowla* ? mug. 2?thin*t., at G O'CIO-A. rt . tiiniiiit;. Will leave Georgetown ou Tuesday Sfor.t.nj, tl. i 2Sth ins:., ?it G O'cloc . Freight received daily, and stored free of charge. All Creight must ba prepaid, aud noue rece..i d aitof sunset. For freight or passa re apply to W. W. SHACKELFORD, No. 1 Boyce's Whar\ N. B.-After above trip, the ..EMILIc" will leavd Charleston ou Tuesday Mornings, sud Georgetown o.i Wednesday Mornings, at G o'clock. May li '?* FOR BEAUFORT AND HILTOM HEAD. THE STEAMER O XvT EOT -A. ; CAPT. C. W. GILLEY. XKTJLL LEAVE BOYCE'S iVHARF AS ABOVE ON T V Thursday ned, 30th lust., at fl o'clock A. M. Freigut received daily aud stored free o' ch rge. Apply vt W. W. SIIAC?ELFOBD, May '.'I No. 1 Boyce's Whar*. NEW YORK ANO liKEMEN STEAMSHfP COMPANY. THF. FIRST-CLASS I". S. MALL STEAMSHIP BALTIC, A. G. JONES, Master. Will leuvo Tier No. id, N. E., on SaUrdMy, April 20,ac Koon. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AN1? BREMEN, taking pass, ng-; n ,;JUtnar.;p!on, Lon'.'.nn. Harro ?ni Crimen, at the lol.owitg rates, payable in gold or tu equivaier.'. in c .rrencj : rim: Ci lu. *11'): SecoaJ Cabin, Sfi?; Steerage, S?5. From Bremen, r)0'.ii!ian]p.oa and Harre to N?W ?otr. riihi Jab?n, fl 10; Seco.?'. Cabiu, s75; Steerage, 'AX EXCURsdON TICKETS OCT AND HOME-Fust Cabin, ?310; second Cabin, $130; Steerage, "70. Wi STERN ME TROPO T.I , Capt. Wit. WEH?.May! NEW su EA MER.May M Fur Freight or Passage tppiy to ISAAC TAYLOR, President, February 87 ly No ?i) Broadway, N. ?. FOR PALATKA, F?J? FERNANDINA. JACKSONVILLE. AND ALL THU LANDINGS ON TBE ST. JOHN'S RJVRR. VIA .SAVAN SAH. GA THE SPLENDID OTEAMEB ^^^^^^^^^^ ^ " D I G T A. T O R," lOfXi TONS BURTHEN, CAPTAIN LOUIS M. COXETTER. WILT. LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTi? WHARF EVEhl* FRIDAY NIGHT, at 9 o'clock, for the above pisces, connecting witta the Georgia Central Railroad for Macon, Mobile aud New Oriel nt at Savannah. All freight must be paid bere by shippers. For Freight or Passage, oppiy on board, or to office of J. D. AIKEN S CO., Asenta. May 10 wf S .uth Atlantic ? nari. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM-? SHIP LINK. COMPOSED OF TH h. NEW AND FLEGANT SIDE A HEEL) STEAMSHIPS MANHATTAN.M. S. WooDttru. Commander, CHAMPION.H. W. LOCKWOOD, Co raman our. FOR NEW YORK. ." THE FAVORITE SLDEWHE-Ii ??C* '? STEAMS Hil' "CHAMPION" will I? vj &$? ^rom tiru wu 4: co.'s- -south Whorl on 3' -?&?3ft. Saturday next, May 2Jtn, at ll o'clock; A. M. jttjj- Thc Ships ol this Line ore provided with ibo most ELEGANT ACCOMMODATION.- for the oomlort OL passengers, and insure Filia I'-CL.VSs. ?0- the Champion is tue o ly eidewhee! Bteomer that leaves Charleston Un* week. ti?r All Freight engagements must tw mode st th* O rhee ot thu Agents. JtSf Punitive.y no freight received after 9 o'clook Sou ur ny mul ulu ;. For Freight or Passaic, apply to STREE!' BROTHERS & OJ)., No 71 Eost Boy. Agents in New York-HENRY R. MORGAN it CO.. Mo, 2? Broadway._0_Moy 2D b'OK 0JA. V AJLN JN U?.??* THE STEAMER ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "DICTATOR," 1000 TONS BURTHEN. CAPTAIN !.. M. COXETTEB, T VT ILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF EVER x? \V rrulai Sight, at 9 o'clock, for Savannah. Vor froi -nt or passage a'>ply on hoard or to office of j. D. AIKEN A- CO, Agents, May 10 3outh AUontlo Wharf. FOR ?DISTO AND ROCKVILLE. THE -T-AMER W. IF R. AZIER, CAPT. JOS. F. TORREST. vrrnx LEAVE ATLANTIC WH.-.RF AS ABOVE, \ V ?.du?, M\v 21. ?t S n'elo-k A. M. Snipper? -ll! take U'.a :i t .tai no goods wid be rec*iv. ed unless -h 1 ?r"?i :'ut is prepaid. For Freight or l'ossa?e, apply on board or to JNO.Jc TKEO. G'iTTY, May 9J _ No. Eosi Bey. ' TIB3?63 TICKED TO FLORIDA Claulestou and Savannah Steam Packet Line. VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTOf? HEAD j Kleiner PROT h??.Captan tv. T. McNExrr. i ?t-;aii:e: ELI/A HANCOX_?ptain J. K. RICKAADSO. . j stearne- IAN..it-'.Captain D. B. V:;.-CE>-J. i f EAVE ACCOMMODATION-' WdAiC . CHARLE-? O."?, I X-' aTiJ Charleston Wh n. -avHuuai.-, every V.</-?i?f '? WedU?*iay, Ktidin. and ->.. ird.iv mcrniug-?, at 7 O'CvJCi I The PILOT BOY :..??<* Ctnsr?a?ic-u every fri?iy, a . I : ?riivai.j.t;: every so.i rd .... ? The ELIZA HANCuA ?eaves Cbarkttoti ovtry Wedaes* I lay end batnroity, and f-ar?unah ev-^ry Mcu-uy ann ?ri. i J?.v Hie FASMK leaves Charleston ".very Mondiy, uirl ! Savantish -vrry Wc-acc.-ny, 'nue.ilug a; LiufTtcii goina ? cud retiiiuiug. FrPi?hi ?- eived la.ly at:d atorul !iee of cliarge. I Freight to ali points except iavun);::'a must be piopatd. I No Fi-eight received aiier s-.m??:. 1 Foi* Fruhdit ur Posoo^e, applj to FERGUSON S HOLMES Agents, Charleston, ^. 0. CLAGHORN i. CONINGHAM, .Agouti. >av;iruinh, ?ta. ! S. &.-Through tickets ooid at the Oihce of tan Acen \ ey i.i Cbarler;t-.-n to poi.,!.- uu the Atlauuc and Gun Rall ! rond, ajd to Fnrnandiua and points on the St. John's I ljv.-r. April 15 ! ^ ^ POI* LI A'Kit Pt M IL.-THE A.J.* i ^MBST? Am' r'": f tuewi ship BOMBAY, F. C Jorloi : i?j?Sj[jy commander, will have di-yaich i<>r t >e a'oc - 1 j SBBSEi ?.ort. For freight euga ementa apply to COI RIEN AY i; 1RL> iloLM. j May 23 Cuiou Wharves, j- . ? - * THE ORA NU EU LU? NEWS. PCB.-laUl'.r- EVERY SATLRD-.? MORNING. AT > lMugebu.-g. a. <.'. Terms i2 ?-r annum, m ad j van. ?-. uuring the spring and fall seasons extra copies of tho OuANOOIU'Kii NE.V? -.vi., be cir.u'.atCtl mr the oeueht ot j our auvi rtiaii-g patrons, Coutrjet A.i\eiaseuieuts inserted on the most Liberal 1 wrms. AJUIVLS SAMUEL j-'iUliLE, Editor Ou_. ot.rg N?ws. February 9.1 _ _ Oia^^euurg. S THE HERALDT i i S rCBLLSHED WEEKLY AT NEW-5?X<RY C. H., AT I X s3 rar annum, and, hav.ug a urge circulate s I iur.iv.gti ait the upper aud lower instruits 01 the S... .', altords ureal tuivautages to ailvertisurw. i lutes ter udvertiaing very reasonable-/or whi.-li a .; '/ i to our Axeac, ?lr. I. 1'. ^L?ULi;, at ?f .Mills tl 1- "? TUGS. f. ,\ lt. H ?REN1.'1>' - 1 Novt-inner li jymom^uuit.-'i v.^ti-.