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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR t n o ii COLUMBIA. RE?URRROTTOl OK TUR COLO KIM,. Interest of thc Dcht tn be Paid in Coin -Die IC. K. K. Outrugc?-Tlio Kiln cation Bill. |S]'1KMAI. TKI.KORAM TO '.WV. MKWft.) CCLIIMIIIA, December 10. In thc IIODBC, to-day,. a bill to incorporate the Clnflin University waa read a second lime. jervcy gave notice of a bill to repeal thc act in? corporating thc Air Une Railroad. A bill to levy a special tax upon inc citizens or Souter County to Indemnity I>. (!. Robertson mut Doli?se A Co. ror their loss by Incendiaries waa read a ilr8l lime; also bills lo moot poi ate tho Planters' Mining sud Manufacturing Company; to amend tuc charter or thc Town er Orangcbnrg; to reg? late Indentures and apprenticeships; to regu? late thc sale ot poisons by apothecaries; io de? clare the manner of obtaining thc right or woy over land ror the transport- lou or home pro? ducta. Thc action talton by thc Douse yesterday in striking ont thc enacting clause o? the bill to pay thc principal and interest of the State debt In coin, was reconsidered. Atter a discussion and UHbostcrlng which lasted two boars, thc bill was passed. Yeas ea, naya 18. Thc bill now stand? aa rollows: Thc interest on all thc bonds and HtocV.s or the State, except those Issued rrom December 1,180?, to April 10,1805, shall bc paid tn coln; not liicludlug, however, thc bonds Issued Tor building thc new Statehouse. The Treasurer and Financial Agent arc author? ized to purchase thc necessary coin, and thc act ls lo tAke effect Immediately. In the Senate, the resolution to appoint a time for thc clectlou of Regenta of thc Lunatic Asylum was postponed. Tlie report or the Committee on Kducatlon, con corning a bill entitled "A bill lo establish and maintain a system or free common schools ror the State or Soute Carolina," was discussed ror two hours and a hair. While dLscusslng Section 20, whether to hold thc elections or thc county Fchool commissioners in April or in October, at thc general eleotlons, thc Senate adjourned until Monday. Thc first qcctlon ot thc bill was amended so thai thc State Coard of education shall meet on thc second Wednesday arter Hie passage or thc net. Notice was given to thc Kennte ot a but to pro? vide Ter thc drainage or the swamp lands of the Slate. Leslie will report a bill to incorporate thc Air Linc Railroad. Corbin's act to redeem the Township law?, pro? vides for thc tborongh overhauling of the present system and thc reduction of thc expenses. Tuc btu to increase thc salaries of the Judges or thc Supreme Court, the bill lo appropriate fHtf.ooo ror Balarlos and per (Hem or thc members or the General Assembly, was passed. Thc bill to incor? porate the Plantera' Minion and Manufacturing oemoabj ?t^teiul.-ajt<KVgid??me.--Lccoey.T?itro tlucod a bill to levy a special tax fur rebuilding tim courthouse of Darlington County. A Joint re? solution to pay tho accounts ot school-teachcrn for services Cr; ;ng thc year H569, at the rotc of Zb cents a scholar, was passed. THE RADICA li wm WAH. CAIN AND NASH DENOUNCE THE RADI? CAL OFFICIALS. THK RADICAL SENATORS AND THU RADICAL J ODO RS. It, l?-;it nf thc Coln Itlll^SubJocts of I,:m;.-titrr-ls lt u. Thoroughfare 1 Tile tiens Oun Cruw-Wa? lt un Er? ror!-Mort; Oilier rs-l orn in rs' Duties und Liabilities- Migratory Fish - jil i HOI---Th; Sumter It1 ii a u f ai t ii r i ii g Comp? ny-A Chaplrr of Judges- l?c vJlc not Hie Judges-Gi-NasU-Ing of Teeth-Judge not, &?.-What will They do with It t-Aspirations-Are Thingn ns they Seem 7-A sinai! Eurtluiuako-Carpenter*' Work-Tbc ltrnnil ol* Cain-Pinning Doivu to I'm t*-Out of their ICltmojit-School Book ii in ;;-Delegation to thc Peni? tentiary, Sic., Atc. I : ROU Ulm OWN OORHKKKI'ON'nKNT. I COI.UUUIA, December fi. bi-r-KAT OP mic ?OIN IUD. The opponents and supporters of the bill tn "pr?vido for Hie payment or the principal (ind in tercstpr the bonds and slocks i>r tho Slate In coin," went into tho House to-day prepared to make a hard fight, mid for a short time the con? test woo warm, but was ended by DoI>argc (who had vainly slrlficn to get an amendment In,) pro? posing Hint the enacting clause bc strlckon out, which was adopted. Tills, of course, killed tho e'ill, and many weroihu blnc lunka lu conacqcncc. A close observer could have easily pointed out Hie men who wert; specially Interested In thc pas sago of thc bill. There arc many willing to bet thal lt wilt pass In tho House when ll la brought up again, which, ll is asserted, will be shortly. A remark from ono of the mcmlicrs in thu lobby, ttticr tho defeat or the. bill, nial "roonTHOUSAND 1)01.1,AUS WOI1IJI OAVKY IT TUMOIfUlt,*' gives Ut least au idea of one of the means which may he bfougbi to l ear opon the members. SOO]COTS Ol' LAIiatlT?a Arc thc coln tull ami tho bill lo better prelect thc holdem of insurance policies. They uro jested ubout coually as much as Corbin's desire to serve lils or tho Hovernor's "beloved State," which is Rf An amendment was prepared to thc former mentioned lull, providing (hal Hie mcmlicrs, clorkri and pages or both bodies tm paid in coin, and woald have benn intro laced in thu House to? day bul ror thc bill having boen killed: And In tho Ronato, to day Arnim gavo notice thal ho would on to-morrow, or as soon lliercnltcr us praetlcablo, Introduce a bill providing that mer? chants, planters, lawyers, ductor?, shoemakers, bricklayers and everybody ulso should purchase Dfiy thousand dollars' wortli or Hie stocks and bondn of Ibo State "for Die better protcntlon ur thc people of thc Slate." This wos Immediately rec? ognised by 'Uc senators aa a capital lint tcaqac upon the Utter mentioned bill, and lt created consider? able laughter, which was Increased by Iho. serious looks of Arnim, who. by thc way, gave tho notice os a blt of revenge upon tbe Senate for reruning to permit him on yesterday to amend tho bili to Incorporate the Policy -holder's Lifo Ton tine Assn raneo Company. is ir A TuonouonFAnaf A few days ago, a bill waa Introduced in tho Howse, providing that John R. Dickson, K. A. DisUc:on, John Jones and Uenry A. Smith shall bo authorised to obtain the right of way across the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, in the man ncr prescribed In un net entitled "An act to ?le? cture thc manner by which the landa or tao right ot way over Hie land* of persons or corporations may bo taken for the canal ruction and uses of railways, and other works of Internal Improve? ment," approved on i he S2d of September, 1SSS. it was referred io the Judiciary Committee. Th? opponents of thc bill asserted that it should hove been referred to the Committee on Railroads, bot was referred to Hie Judiciary Committee, because lhere aro represen tatt ves from Beaufort on lt, rrom thc section or tho country whore Messrs. Dickinson, Jones ami BtnlUtpropose to have their tram road. To-day thc Judiciary Committee re? ported that tho 1>III hail been duly consid? ered, and they would recommend thal it be amended so as lo provide that the Messrs. Dickin? son, Smith and Jones "al tilt limes conform with thc schedule or thc Savannah mid Charleston Hallroad, and in no Instance cross within tineen minutos or tho time any train ls due; and that lt shall bu Hie duty or Uc said company to give the said parlies or their agents notice In writing three days In advance or any ?hange tu their schedule. HcLarge nt once announced that ho intended to represent the interests or Hie ral! 1 road company, and wanted Hu* consideration or thc bill postponed until lie could write tn thc di? rectors "for more light about ber--Dickinson's mindi railroad." Aller considerable discussion, it was agreed that thc further consideration or thc lilli should bc posi)Kiiicd until timidity next. Some people consider the report or the Judiciary Committee as quite cool. TUK URNS CAN CHOW. Thc Senate bill to curry Hilo ciroct thc provi? sions of the constitution In relation to thc rights of married women, which gives them thc right to lin with their own properly what they have al? ways been doing with lt-and their husbands, too-?, c., letting lt slip through their fingers willi a licrfect looseness, was passed through its second rending In thc House to day. The lilli also pro? vides Hint they can sac nod bu sued lu thc courts, which hitler, alter they have been through thc lawycrfi? hands, Htej will not fancy BS much as tbc old fashioned way of being sued. WAR TT AN ERROR'/ A bill to "prevent and punish bribery and cor i upi ion " was introduced, and read thc Ural Hine, in both bodies, a row days ago, and was ' ordered in the House to bc placed on thc calendar among thc "general orders" lor (o-day, and it appears as "A bill to proeide ror bribery and corruptiou." Laws Ire linen;ly have thc cited of prodcclng results eu I Uroly opposite to what was intended, aud, per? haps, thc printer was thinking or Hint when lu [ made tho somewhat ltidlcrmiR error, p) However, it recen eu Hs second reading and was ordered ti bc engrossed. Il provides that whoever slial corruptly give or oiler to any executive, ioglsia tlvc or judicial oillocr, after or before election 01 appointment, any gift or gratuity, with in tent to indnoncc his vole, opinion 01 decision which mny be pending, or maj come or bc brought before him in an officia capacity, shell bc imprisoned in thu Penitent lan ror not over ilvo years, or bc fined nol over $3000 and tr any executive, legislative or judicial ulll ccrs accept a gift or promise or a gift lu tended t< Influence his vote, opinion or decision, bc sholl bi sentenced to not more than ten years hard fabe In tho Penitentiary and Itc tined not moro tluu %WW. Whoever corrupts or attempts to corrup any juror, arbitrator, umpire or rclo.rcc, shaU b punished by imprisonment lu thc Slate rennen Hary, at bard labor, not exceeding live years, o by tine not exceeding one thousand dollars, am inprlsonu.cnt in jail not exceeding one year. 1 any person aummoncd as a juror, or chosen u 1 appoint al as an arbitrator, umpire or roter?a corruptly receives any gift or gratuity what (ever f ro.ra^Oi, party to a salt caoso.i'rd-J'occedinij ' for ?io'trial'or decision bf which such Juro bas been summoned, or for thc hearing or dctei minalton or which such arbitrator, umpire ? rcrercc has boen chosen or appointed, he shall h punished by Imprisonment lu thc Slate Peultct Hary nt hard labor, nol exceeding live years, c by Hue not exceeding one thonsaud dollars, an imprisonment In juli not exceeding ooo yeal Whoever conveys Into a Jail, house or correctioi Slate penitentiary, house or reformation, i other like place or comblement, any disguise, li Btruiuctit, tool, weapon, or other thing adapte or useful to ubi a prisoner in making his etcapi with Intent to facilitate thc escape or any prlsoi cr, whether such escape IsoiTectPd or at temple or nol, lie shall bc punished by bard labor lu Hi Penitentiary. Whoever aids a prisoner tu escai lng rrom any OiUcor or person who hashiwl? custody or him, shall bc imprisoned in the Pen tentiary or Hued $609. If a jailer or oilier ofllci voluntarily rollers a prisoner In his custod; upon conviction of any criminal charge, tot cape, bo shun pulfer the Uko punishment nod pei allies as ihc prisoner suffered to escape wassel ter.ced to, or would be liable to suffer upon coi viutiun of the crime or offence wherewith 1 stood charged. If a sheriff, constable, or nt in oQlcor authorized to serve legal process, rccclvi rrom a defendant, or any other person, ar money or other valuable ihlug, as a consider Hon, reward, or Inducement for omitting or d laying to arrest a defendant, or to carry him b fore a magistrate, or for delaying to take ape son to prison, or for posipouinii the sale of pr perly nuder nu execution, or for omi! ting or il laying to perform any daly pertaining to his e lice, he nhull ic; punished by Uno not OXOOOdll three hundred dollars, or by imprisonment la ll jail not exceeding throe luonUis. uoRK omura*, A hill "for thu appnlumcnl of certain ofllce therein named," Tecelvcd Us second reading Hit House to day, omi was ordered to bcotigros cd. lt provides that Hie sherRfor coroner of m county may appoint one or more deputies; ai thal ihc rcco.-dcr or clerk of the court may a point a deputy, who shall bc approved by ai judge or thc Court or Common Picas of sa county thal the auditor of any cotinly may a point a deputy, lo bc approved by thc comm stoners or such county: Provided, Ttint ibu com or county commissioners (as thc casu may br) satisfied thal tho duties or recorder or auditor i quire such deputy; that tho deputy Rha.ll co linne during thc pleasure or tho principal, w may luke snell bond and security from hin dc lily RS ho uhall tlocm necessary to FCC uro t fait h rei discharge or thc dalles or his appo'.i ment, but tito principal shan lu all ceses bc s swcrablc ror Ihc neglect nf duly or misconduct Wilco of his deputy, who after laking thc oath afQrioation, ns prescribed by thc Constitution thu State, ruitliruily lo perform all the dulles his appointment, perform any and ntl ol I ii niles appertaining to thc miloo ot bis prlnclp; CORONKIIH' li ll HW ANO MABIMTIKB. A bill to alter aod amend an ucl entitled " act coner rn lng tba oftlcc, dullen and liabllli ol coroners," was also passed by thc tienne lo-di and ordered to be engrossed, ll simply provli thal whenever any Vacancy snail occnrli, i lie si ofllce, by death, resignation or otherwise, I (Jovcrnor shall, hy proclamation, designate not jaatloe of the peace or magistrate of thecoun whenan tho vacancy occurs, lo oct as ooroi until, by order or tho Legislature, nu cleotl chal? he bad lo rill thc vacancy. MIURATORY FISH. Tho ?encrai Assembly aro about to take i-u lo produce that dtislrcd end of the Uovcrnor, have twenty f>had selling In Colo tn bin for ono i Inr. A bill bas boen Introduced to pr?vido " the belter protection of migratory nab," wli provides that thero shall bo a close limo In ci or thc Inland streams or this State, from selling or the sun of each Saturday until rising er tho samo on orion Monday, during wh time all Heines, nets, weirs or any plan or dei for tho sloppogo of or catching of Uah, wh obstruct more than two thirds or thc width any stream, other than adam ror manufactut purposes, shall be removed from the water; owner, In whole or part, of any auch obstruct! plan or device, refusing or neglecting tn rem lt, ?ball be Habla to a fine or twenty dolla? euell nnii every offence, one-half to ito io thc IB former ami Hie oilier half lor th? use of I he county. "niE CNrrv AM? miKNosuir SOCIETY, Ol Oharlioton," ls Hie miine of the society Which is now pellUouing tu? Legislature for Incorpora? tion. William Kden, Robert Moir bran, J. M. laard, Robert Toner, Charl SM C Leslie and j. J. Caa ne? ville, are the mimes of the' partie? in thc bill for Incorporation, which, however, doc* not slate Hie special object of thc society. M WOKS. A hill to relieve minors botttiii to service by in d untare, and i inimiti? Ihnt the service io which, during thc existence of tho provisional govern? ment of this, state, ike agents of the freedman's llureau bound minors by Indentures has, ic 'nany Ina!onces, proved oppressive nud injurions to the minors, was rend Hie second time in the Hause to day, and ordered to be engrossed, lt author? izes magistrates to exercise jurisdiction over all such cuses, and to entertain and settle all com? plaints arising between the parties to such con? tra?is; and when, in their judgment. BUlUcicnl cause shall bc shown therefor, IO annul anieles ol Indenture. TtIK SUMTER MAXOVACTUMXa COMPANY ls the nnme under which Messrs. John B. Moore, fl. W. Bradford, J. T. Solomons, J. D. Blnnding, E. W. Moise, lt. lt. Cuin.T. U. Kroner, 1?. lt. Mcl.au rln and others, desire io be counted as a body Corporate, (with a capital or one hundred thou? sand dollars, to be divided and Issued tu share* or one hundred dollars euch.) for the ptarposo or manuracturhtg cotton yarns and cloths, cou ou seed oil, and such oilier rubrics and articles ua the demands or thc community mny require. A CHAITEH Or JODOKS. Tile Senate had for to-day's consideration thirty "general" and three apcc'.al orders, bul did very little more than to dispose ot "general order num? ber three"'-a report or the Committee ?ti thc Ju? diciary on a hill to Increase the salaries of the Justices or (be Snprcrae Court and ur thc Circuit Judges. Thc report recommended that us "Ure thousand dollars per annuls ls the leant stint that ought io he tendered to acctirc upon thc beuch ur thc Snprctac Court proper legal ability, and il is the least sum that Bien or sultlclent ability to go there can alford to accept," the Cider Justice und his associates should receive lout amount, and that as Hie "labors nt thc First Circuit were probably double that or any other in thc Stale, and thc expense or living In tue City or Charles? ton ls fonr times as great us in nny other cir? cuit," thc jndge ot that circuit (J ndge Carpen ter) should receive five thousand dollars per annum. TUOUI WHO RBIItN M: flt Ula li. As soon as thc report was called up, there were numerous motions made to table lt, which, alter cot'Bidcrubtc discussion, was done, and the bill "lo Increase thc salaries or the justices or thc Su? preme Conti and or the circuit Judges,''intro diced 1n the Senate on thc 8th or January last, was ordered np tor consideration. Tills bili pto vlded that rrom the lirst day or thc 'current fiscal year the salary ot tito euler Justice shall bc lour thousand Ave hundred dol?ais per annum, and thc salaries ol thc associate justice* uud Hm cir? cuit Judges shall be four thousand dollars per nu num each. m.vu ) NOT THE /ODORS. Prank Arnim seemed to scoff ut thc idea of in? creasing the pay ot the judges, as provided In Itu bill, and mockingly made such amendments ai $24,000 or $110,000 per un mun, which elicited fron Leslie, "Ott ) now, don't Frank, don't bo cap lions"-his asnal remark wheu Arnim docsu'i go with his rriends. O-NASn-IKa OP TEBTTt. Hash, oolored, was opposed lo lite increase o salary, und said, sub.dantlsily: ir the padget can't dlftchcrgo their dulles for what ihcy non rc iv. -irji{ raai^n; tuc rr- arc p lent j yaoit rac. tl take their places, aud would bc glad to get their There's a report around here that there's uot om ou thc bench worth two thousand dollars a year In old times thc Judges lived on throe thousani dollars a year. This one theusund dollars add! t?cnul that we propose to give to these Judge would establish two excellent schools; and I wan to icc more schools for my people mid leen taw thc less thc people go into court the hotter to them. Thc senators, it seems, do not come lu r lo represent the Interests ol" the people, but th Interest or thcolllccrs. Thia Isn't the Hrs', lim 1 have been liolhcrcd about these judges; I wa pestered nboat Increasing their salaries long be fore thc session commenced., Thc senators ar always arter increasing thc salaries of somethin or other. Last session it wan thc rnllrouds, not lt's the judges, next we'll hnvc ttie Innd comme, sion-and Cod kilowa what next. JUII6E Nf cr, ao. Cain, colored, was nlso opposed to any Inere.V or salary and said, substantially : lt seems to m thal the object or thc Republican party is to be a or Ike time increasing tho salaries or its oific Inl? and thc people arc complaining or it, mid right! too, for they have to pay for lt. Thc oppesitlo lepers of thc SUito arc asserting thal tile itepul Hean purty arc squandering thc people's moiiej and 1 fear they say il with a great deal or trull Truth ls a thing that can't he gotten over; it I sometimes hard to take, especially when told h thc opposition, but, as I said, 1 rear thc papers at oouilng " nighty High tba truth." Resides, en ofilciats do now get good salaries-nnd with the. amt perquisites and-1 Uko to have said slei hiss, hut I wont, but I mean it ucverthclea for I doubt not nonie or them do Uko enr?mela down at Char lea to a seem to do-rob hy law au aleut by governmental d?claratif)ii. i do not ; much object to increasing the salaries or Hi the Judges or thc Supreme Court-I don't wai Hiern to get wealthy-bnt when il "crime lo thc Circuit Judges,"-well, 1 say, Cod bel thc people ana-. Wit At' WILL Til KY DO WITH IT? Leslie, intcrnptlug, asked ir Cain wonld sui port a motion to give nU tho Judges ot the Si promo Court four thousand flvo hundred dolla: per ann mn, lo which he replied: Well, I don know, I suppose so, tr you think they cou manage locke out an existence anti not elan upon that umounL l/oslic. Well, we'll try Hiern a year on Hint, ar tr they marve we'll give their successors more. Coin. Well, ult right, I'll agree to that, batt slate then, when wc como lo the Circuit Judgi I wilt bein favor of cutting down their snlarli about three thousand dollars. ASPIRATIONS. Arnim moved to give the Judges twenty thou and dollars cash. He did not kuow what lo thlr or tim Judiciary Committee In recommendtt such tremendous Balarles. He believed thal cai member <if Hie Judiciary Committee wanted to I a judge, and had recomeudod thom high safari so that Uley could enjoy Hiern' ir Ihcy ever got bc Judges. ARR TU I.VOS AH TORY 9CRM? Nash, colored. Mr. Speaker, lt docs seora lo n timi there arc some people who believe this ls i last year or Hie Republican party-that ills joli down-and for this last year wc must glvo 1 ofildals or ll big notaries so Dial they may nit able tn gel ntl they can, and when Hie party go Up they can-. A SM ALI. HAItTIIQIIAKK. Nash was not allowed io llnlsh lila remar) The Land Commission, in thc person of Lcsl trembled; lt shook lo its very foundations; breath was llcry; ll opened doubtless willi t intention or swallowing Nash, but lt didn words hot and unselected poured forth-t rapidly to be oaught even by tho phoi graplior's lightning pen. After awhile, resumed its nutnral quiet and was ready I division "into forty acres," ami, perbai "ibu mule." Tho Land Commission dcnoui ed Nosh for making such a spoech, whl lb" oat -respondent of Tun Nrtw.s would of cou make capital of; declared that some of I npeeohes mado on tho subject would only furn ?ooh startling head-line.! for TUB NEWS as "Ai Hier robbery by n o Radicals"-"The Bealawi and OarpevB.tggura Thevltig Again"-"Anotl Radical Dip Into the ?'.ate Treasury"-"The r plc IR'frandctl." lint winn <>r (Kl. The Lund Commission iliil noi caf? for tho ?aper; it was or rio consequence anyhow. Aim this outburst, Hie Land Commissioner procecdcufco show timi the proponed t?urica, when judged ? thc .deprecia lcd currency, waa really no grcatmthati was paid to "thuotd-tiinc Judges." TK?: mt AX.* OK <:.\;js. Shortly arter thc earthquake, tf.at illdtt't even bring out a little Meir?, tho SeniitM decided to pay the chief Justice ami his two .associates four thousand live hundred iioiiarR ttfch per anuuin. Then came thc clause relating lt/;paying the Ctr cult J mixes four ihonsantl doiiaiy. each, Corhlu hail come in about this time, anni moved Unit thc Judge of thu Kira: circuit reeciviJ four thousand live hundred dollars per anm-.',i. Arnim, (sar? castically) moved to wake lt f t tliousunil dul lurs. This called up Cain, coloro), and he spoke al length ht denunciation or .Hdgc Carpenter, saying, substantially: 1 am opposed to paying Jutlge Carpenter any more than ll?atty other or the Circuit Judges, ?lt 1* true that ween wc muskier the number or commitments M hal made; thc number or men he hus sent?a the poulton tin ry, he muy bc entitled t? more salary; but when wc think or tH poor women and uhildrcii whose husbands niuhmtbeia he tuts commuted to ibu penitential/-> ror stealing i chicken, he ls HOI entitled toil eui ought not to gotlt;I'd rather cut lils salary-r.o wu. i takelt that nen who urcelcoted to bc ju-'lges ute selected becnuseor their legal atdlity, ro: their nice scuse or honor and justice, which WA give them Ute true nnderstaiiding or thc law . ! d canse them to mete lt out to rich and poor, wine and colored alike, tint how ls it that he (J>:dgc C.) brought old lawn to near, and "rated om'' ut hts court a woman who hore on her thc dari} hue or her race; because she was a entered wotriVii-ruted her out or bia court becauso she wai l?mele, and thc man she sued was white. And now:lre must pay him live hundred dollars more tbnn flic ?tiler judges, because he ruled out ot his coan a woman be? cause she waa black. Donaldson. Why ?o yen r. ;:. ir you know the v.- charges you allege lo ie true, tale the necessary steps to tiave him Impeached ? Cain. Thal ls not my business. Leslie (jcstrully.) Arc there ao other charges thal you could mention: :s tticr1.' nothing else you can tell about him besides ti.* Crangcburg af? fair! Cain. I do not desire to tell al^ 5 know ; he voted against Die homestead law; liv objects to colored jurors. After runtier arguing that Judge C's ex? penses were not much greater than that or the oilier Judges, and therefore tie was noi entitled to a larger salary, Cain said: I'll nx him when he comes before us ror re-election. I'll write''Icha? bod" over lils doorpost, as hts glory is departed. Corbin. Uow do you Know you will be here then ! ! Cain. Oh. I'll risk it; tri arti not here. Ttl nee that my successor axes bim. We ure having too many lawyers and too much law. tr hero had been some ?ld rarmer on the bench', With good com? mon sense, nt Hint Ornngcbarg e.nsc, ho would not bare quibbled over thc law, but would have seen that thc poor wom.iu got justice. 1 under? stand iii ut lie has since lound out thai bu matte n mistake, aud has ordered Hie reut rest ot the wbitt roan. This last clause was evident!*" spoken rrom in formation whispered to hint by DcLarge, u mern her, who was Bitting hy Cain. I ?si lo observed thiR, and said thal he hope that thc member who gavo it is information would be beard in tr- own '.tonye. rt.AS I Ht] DO-rtt TO KAITA. Corbin had llalcned very It.ipaUintly to He? ll rade or abuse hurled upon h'_j rr'.cnd, Judge Car? penter, and as soon aa bo fot na oppyrtuoliy ?r.t>sta attal ry <jaLi rfi ???*?*e?WRRN fttbl I?f6y lia Orangebarg. Thotactloa wxs brought by a coi orcd woman against a white mnu'lor bastardy A dlstlngalshed legal gentleman ot Orangcburt defended the accused, nnd early in tho ea* called tho attention or the cour: to a law or isa; which showed thal Hie notion ugalnst his ellen could no: live. The Soliciter lor the Stale-no Ur. Chamberlain, but his assistant, Ur. Seabrook or Charleston-examined the law presented, am staled thal he wou'd yield, hut he di il not catt iii intention of the judge to any subsequent law Judge carpenter sahl if that was Hie law he woul< have to yield to lt. ulihough lie kucw tl to he uu questionably unjust. After the decision lie wa made acquainted with the law or If ?'J, repeniin; ihat or i-.37, whereupon he immediately ordere ilea the derondant should ho toa Teated. Judg' Carpenter waa excusable for thu mistake-alto na arc liable to make them. He had not been lu th State very long, and bad no: had time to muk himself thoroughly acquainted willi our laws; um then tic bad thc opinion of two native lawyer that the law presented was thc right one. Oin* Ol' TO RIU KLEXKNr. Cain, tr he was not acquainted with the law or thc State, why was he elected ? Corbin. My tricud (Onto) is a minister, bm Pl warrant that t can lind soineth'.ug in bulli the O', and New Testament which he nat never heard ol and tho law, like thc bible, is illimitable, and man to sny he knows all about tho law would h about as foolish as one who would say that h knew all that was in thc Hilde. Atieran eulogy to the talents, energy and In dost ry ol Judge Carpenter, Corblu took his aaa! before doing so, saying, that at thc people ? Charleston County paid $31)0,000 taxes per nnuui -more than one mini of all paid by the reit 1 thc State-they should nave u ri ;iit now to 1 judge muong them. Nash. Do you think ir 'twits lort to thc peopl er Conrlcslon County they weald decide lo kee kim r Corbin. Yes, I think they would. Nash. Well, they are bigger fools tbau i Ihoogn they were. Leslie enid he thought thal the "religious sunn tor" (Cain) always wished to do righi, timi alway scant what he said, but be did think 1 h-.il kc hm gone Just a step too tar when he attacked Judg Carpenter, lie wan folly eouvlnecd Ihat even I the senator agreed to pay Judge Carpenter lou thousand Bvc hundred (lollara, tho House wouli rcluse, and therefore moved that he receive th Hamo salary as tho other elrfuiljudgei, viz: fou thousand dollars. Tho voto was ihon taken, and il wan agreed ! pay the circoit judges four thoitsund 'lullars encl aid thc Henau; adjourned. mr. SCIIOOI<-UUOK niuo. Rumor halli ll that certain oulelals have or: ie ized themselves lat* a ring to purchase tho HCIIOI hooks for the free-schools or a certain pulilishin home la New York-for thc p.;r;>o>.- o' savin money to tho Stale, of course. PENITENTIARY OKLRUATIOS. . Sheriff E. W. Ii. Hankey, arrived Dom Charle; ton this morning, bringing to tau penltonUar tho following colored representatives Iror Charleston County, who, by request ot Judge Cai ponier, have agreed to work for lite State : Uni heal, sentenced to seven yearn imprisonment ra 3rand larceny ; John Deywnrd, two yearn lu larceny ; 8am Hates, three years for burglary nn larceny ; Wilson (loodwync, fonr years for lard ny, and Joe Malloy, throe years for linrsc-sionling All or them claim lo he Radicals excepting I lei ward ; tte cays Hint he ifoao'nt know what he I he steals rrom tho Democrats and they testll ag ainsi bim In oottrt, and tho Radicals scntctu him lo Imprisonment-both treal him badly. Dui head was neat lo the penitentiary before for tw y ears for stealing, was pardoned om by tho Om amor, and a week arter wai arrested for con milting an offenoo of a similar character. Sat Bates has also been in tho stnto Institution bi fere, but escaped. Joo Balley has been Utero ti fore, and in going back again will grad h?spale nul relative, who la "In" for Healing. U -The Ooorgla papers untlco the Vcncznela co lon Introduced and cultivated by Dr. I.cline who maka* two holla grow where only ono are before. Tats ticautirul nnd silky plant pnt ann In Jaly will matero sooner than tho home speoli Slanted In spring, and lt give? ono hundred ar Hy bolls en a stalk-nfiy bolla making 01 po?nd. tr.<.sn tx<:ro.\. The <?i3iii>i> Hli-mor?al-The Confealed Rlrrt ions-Th?- Supreme C'otirt. (STEt'IAI. TKI.BCRAII TO TIIK NXWK.) WAMUINOTON, December io. Tho memorial of forty-three merchants of Charleston, s. c., wai presented lo the li ouse Committee on commerce to-day, praying an al? teration of the reven no laws Fo aa to allow the Importation ur guano Dom thc PaclOc in oilier than American bottoms. A large ntouunt ol documentary evidence was presented to thc House lo tiny, in relation to the contested elcctiou cases in South Carotte*. Justice Crier, of Hie Supreme Court, resigned to-day, and will retire on rull pay under the uew law. Tilts umiew (we vavancles. ?rtlOM 1l!B A ss nc I AT BO rr.KSS.J WARUIMOTON, December io. The revenue receipts arc 1360,1*00. The awards of the Court of Claims for ootton captured hy Hie military murnini in Hie aggre? gate tu ("34,000. There were twenty-nine cases, and Hie government luis appealed (rom them all. Commodore Jehu Dodgers succeeds Wm. Dowan in Hie command cf tin Asiatic squadron. OONOHKSfIONAL I'llOCKK: 'XGS. In the House, a piotest against the admission ol Hooter, for thc Fourth District, was refused by Hie Flection Committee. A bill was Introduced providing for thc sole of coln by the Treasury. Thc Committee on Foreign Affairs were directed to Inquire Into the clrcuiustuncci> attending the landing of the Kreuch cable. A bill was Introduced for the removal of ob strttctkins tn Bayou Teche. Louisiana; sino for re? pairing und furnishing Hie New Urleuns Custom? house. The census lilli was discussed all day, and two efforts to consider Hie Cuban quest,ou failed, when the House adjourned. Tlic Senate is not In session. Wlmt in Thought of the illftsnKt-Cuba -Thc Klnnnccd-Qeorpjjln lt? const rm tloit-Thc Crowd in "vVatihlnglon. [FROM OUR OWN CtlRHEt* PONDENT. 1 WASHINGTON, Mccetnbcr 7. Tlx* mountain luis labored and Ute resuli ls ..he monee. Ka message was ever more awkward? ly put. together, or more quietly received In und ont of Congress, tban the one delivered by thc President un yesterday. Perhaps Hiebest criti? cism passed upun it was thc somewhat ptnin one, namely, tba*, it was more remarkable for what it omitted than what it contained, and it ls gene? rally accepted that what lt contained bad been fully anticipated by thc gossip and speculation of Ute post mouth, lt ls evident to Hie casual reader 1 thal Hiere arc no lews than three handwritings Within the walls of the White House in ibis document. There Ls not a shadow of doubt thal Secretary Fish wrote every word of thc rwitme of Hie foreign ailuuliou, and Hie suited, deceptive generosity about the non recognition of Hie belligerency of Cuba. This portion or thc mes? sage seems to receive iiuivcraal disfavor, and ia to be mel ul once with a counter Irritant in thc shape of thousands upon thousands or names lo memorials, asking Congress tn do something for "free Cuba." The aplrli of thc document de* , noujjcuig thc civil tenure of outee law, und ask? ing' fui tm^mbliiaiute' vH^tk?, ? iud ./virtually a.-.? tattling the oft repeated views of ex-Prestdent Johnson tticreon, ls In atriklug contrast with cman', position two years ago, when he did all tie could do io embarrass President Johnson, by urging that this law be passed by Congress. The report of the Secretary of the Treasury, which Mr. llotuweli t.< ;.t with wo much secrecy, was so far churl of tho general expectation that it bad little or no buhu ncc upun the linuueiut market, and full itu: in Congress. While Hie West amt South ute united in demanding Hint the volume of currency, shall be so enlarged as to enable the legitimate channels uf trude to flow on, Mr. Itoutwcll comes out and proposes that Congress authorize bun to contract the currency two millions per mouth, and without even relin? quishing lils present right lo sell gold and lock up Hie proceeds, so as lo lighten money al any time it may suit the speculative purposes of him? self or his friends ! And righi here, lt should bo added, that despite nil Die lofty pretensions ul' Mr. llOUtWCll that Hie recommendations of lils re? port would tie kept secret, lt is nevertheless a fact linn ?vi Saturday Ina! they were will known in Wallstreet. Thc proposition to fund the grenier part of the public debt on a four and a half j er cnn?, toan was freely canvassed lbere,antt had the effect io misc the premium on such of Hie bonds as were not included In it. The proposed Radical persecution of Georgia was me only sentiment uf the message applauded on thc floor of the House, lt ls t?i bc one of Hie earliest measarcs 01' thc tSBSlon, and the dictum ot Grant's message, ii ls very evident, is to bc fully carrioii om. Governor Bullock is here, and In constant intendance un Radient senators und nimbera, in order lo carr) eat his party ends. Hela eli ber un the floor of the Senate or House during most of thc session, and has already di? vulged bis plans and purposes to the bead and noni of thc Rccqnntructlon Committee. Ii ls hardly probable, though several bills have been introduced, that anything will bc done in tho Georgia mutter antil nftcr the holiday recess. Sncb is lite ferltng lu both houses that there appears lo tic very little doubt a bill will bc pass? ed, general In Us character, removing thc politi? cal disabilities imposed by thc Fifteenth amend? ment. Of course the most earnest opponents of such a measure aro thc carpct-haz members. Some of the latter, however, say they arc willing tc vole for such a bill when Hie Fifteenth amend? ment ls rat Hied, but not before. Thc Reconstruc? tion Committee are holding n large number of bills covering individual casos to see whut Con? gress intends to do with a general mensure. A bill lulrodiiocd In the Senate by Mr. Warner reads ns follows: He. il enacted, ?fe, That all polltloal disabilities Imposed by the third section of thu Fourteenth an icio or amendment to thc Constitution of th? Untied suies or by law of Cenares* for reason of participation In rebellion against the Govern? ment, of tho United Slates, uro hereby removed fruin all persons who were oill'/.ens of Hm Stale of Alabama on Hie 1st day of December, iso. The House Committee ou Furulgu Affairs will, in a few days, present a report on our Interna? tional relations with Lqpez, King of Paraguay, thal will bu startling indeed, aa showing tho de? pravity and brutality or man-that ls, If thc tm monso rumors of evidence taken against Lope/. lt true, ll ls likely lo result tn Congress refusing lo have any farther diplomatic relations with I'it ra .iii ay. Thc season has opened duller than waa ex? pected. There aro not half of tho crowd bern that thc hotels calculated on. They expect bet? ter times after the holidays, bul ll ls evident Hint, ns lhere arc no 0 'ices to fill, tho attendance can? not lie aa great ns last season. Yhc capital-movers ore OD hand, and aro armed with pntnphlcts and documents, which they arc distributing rrceiy. Thc Western members gen? erally are in favor nf a removal some time, but lt docs not appear that thc question nan asoume any practical shape at present. Thc contested South Carolina election cases will not be taken up putll after those from Louialaua aro disposed or by tho oom 1011 toe, which will bc at leant two mom hs distant. XBTA. -Tho Princess Marguerite was enjoying her? self at a dinner party at eight tn tho evening, and at half pan ten the heir or Haly was born. The Infant noes tts sleeping in a 110,000 cradle of sil? ver, and tho happy father has given away tJO, ooo tn charity. HA ?UVA /, TY KA SS F. MO.NTOOM SHY, December IO. In tr.?1 House to-ttuy, Brown, ?if Cluiuibcis ?utility, u lleiiioerat, wan voted out of his scut, UKI wan refused the privilege of spreading his protest on the Journal. A mot lon to sent Ward, Uli contentant, wan voted down. McKlustry, Kcpnlillcan, of Mobile, wa? voted ti seal to-day, In place of Mazer, Democrat, who was recently ejected on the ground of ineligibility ror having been s road eouiiiiissloncr before the war. The name of McKlustry was on thc list of perseus whose disabilities was removed this week hy Congress. THU WAK is cu HA. NRW YORK, December Itt. Thc Kew York Tribune luis dispatches fnun Cuba which confirm the defeat Of Hie Spaniards at Sun Jose, also thc severn punishment indict, d up.m tho negroes at Bagua, the number of stripes varying Iro.-.i two hundred lo eight hundred. Thc Diane dc la Marina says thc forces in Hie Spanish DiBtilet Holipiln arc nuable to move. They want reinforcements, and three thousand troops witt be necessary, as the garrison are suffering from severe sickness, seven murar ent?tes Uuvo been destroyed In the Remedios District; ttve in Trini? dad, amt three in Olcnfuegos. Colouuira. with six hundred men nuil fonrteeu pieces of artillery, attacked Hie Cubans at Vegas del Csrtellavo ; the fight lasted four hours when thc Spaniards were repulsed with great loss, forty-seven dead ticing left on the field. Tlicoinclal statistics published in Havana show that from the oummcncemcnt of the war, thc Spanish loss has been eight thou? sand dead left un thc Held, Qve thousand who ?lied of disease, and two thousand deserted to the Cubans. Three thousand are now sick. Tinny live pron .'neut Cubans bavo berni arrested In Havana on thc suspicion of sympathy with Cuba. EUROEE. Tlic Suez Cnnal-Duke Ernest Dying. LosnoN, December 10. The steamship Brazilian, built expressly for thc Sue*'. Canal trafile, bad to discharge half her cargo before getting through. Thc Duke nf Saxe Coburg Ootha la dylug, mid Prince Alfred of Kugland IR his heir. HE ARKS ERO.ti THE WIRES. Congressman l?olllilay, n prominent cam li date for the Senate from Kentucky, favors repu- | illation on moral and legal points, and elles prc cldcntR In support of repudiation on moral und legal points in our own and foreign countries. Four of tho crew of the schooner Ketchem, while off New Brunswick, buUt a Gre in thc stove mid closing thc hatchway, were smothered to dcaltf. Tlic Supreme Court dismissed the appeal fruin Louisiana In the cuse of the New Orleans vs. the New York Steamship Company. Thc Hank nf Callatin. Mo., has been robbed and thc cashier killed. Thc robbers gol only live dollars. Tlic Spanish gunboats at New York were re? leased yesterday, and wltl go to aea Immediately. The (inventor of California In his message rec ommcuds State old lo facilitate immigration from Europe and thc Eastern Stales. He says thc Legislature has thc power lo prevent (?hi?ese Immigration, and favors the removal of barriers io Cbiuesc testimony, uot ouly as au act or justice but of sound policy. TROU BX,JB IN EIH1HK?ELI>. Two Mein Killed nt li? ti I n so n's eirena. ..A S hird f ?oiii. >>y tb o Negro MUltta. [Prom the Augusta Chronicle, of Friday.) AL a hil? hour last evening wc received lu ,t eli ie cu ec of a bloody affray ut Edgcllold Court? house, South Carolina, which, if true, reveals a most terrible stale of affairs existing in t li itt place. A private party who arrived here yesterday from Ho - coiirlhuiise brought information of thu altair. Restates that on last Wednesday John Robin? son's Circus Company arrived in the village for thc purpose ol' giving two exhibitions, and that au immense crowd nf white men amt negroes hud come In from Hie surrounding country lo witness Hie performances. On Wednesday night Hie can? vas was crowded, as were also thc louis lu which wero thc jugglers, sword-swollowers. mid Hie "great iiuturiil curiosities" which usually accom? pany these caravans, aud are denominated "Side? shows.-' lt was in one of the side shows that the row ls Raid to have originated, though in what manner wc were unable to learn. Al all events, pistols were drawn on both sides and freely used. Be? fore thc diiltculiy contd bc stopped. Hie scalawag clerk of the Superior Conn was shot and Instantly killed, and another white man, unknown, was so I car I oliy beaten In Hie head with Hie bul of it re? volver by some one of his adversaries, that lils wounds proved mortal mid he died during thc night. As if lo put Hie finishing touch lo tili? carnival of blood, our same iuforiunlil staten thal on thal night Hie negro mllitiu, wtio have been on duly ul Kdgeflcld Court house for some time past, ar? c-sled u white cili/.en of the county, ou a charge of being a rebel bushwhacker, mid In revenge, t hey said, for I tic murder of negroes by lao whites, gave him a speedy trial and executed him by bnnglinr him to a tree In thu village. Thc story appears almost loo monstrous for be? lief, amt we should hesitate io pilbil-.h ll were li? net for tbeextrcmcty unsettled condition or affairs In Edgcilcld County, mid ibo belier which liai been entertained for some time past that blood? shed would sooner cr later he the result. Thc adah- lias probably been exaggerated, but wo cannot help thinking Hint there ls a good deal of truth In il, when wo consider the course which luis be, n pursued lu thal county by the Radicals for some time past. Negro minti i meu have been quartered tn thc village now lor several months, and wc lu lleve that they were sent- Hiern hy thc nilscrublu carpet-bagger Oovei nor and political Incendiary, Scott, ror no oilier purpose : han to bring on II collision with thc willie people. Thc whltu men there, tn order to bailie his expectation and wishes, have taken much lu silence rrom these armed negroes, and tho hiller, emboldened by What they deem thc cowardice of lite whites, have perhaps dared lo do what our informant staled. If they have, woe be unto them, ror wc do not believe that Hie Edgeflclil people will submit to such an outrage, and H ikey do rim In their might they will sweep Scott's militia rrom the race of Hie earth. I.tRERIA. Latest Shipment of Kia I g ran ts to Afri? ca-An Address from th? Colored Bien of the United States to thu Liberia, ns. The American Colonization Society bas more cain to assist emigrants now than lt bad before ?mancipation. The usual Tali expedition has just. ..jen dispatched ror Liberia. On the third ot November their superior packet, th.-coletuda, sidled from llnllimoro with four? teen emigrants, and, on lin; Util instant, one-, hundred and forty-six emigrants wera embarked on her in Hampton Hoads ny steamer from Nor? folk. Of these, ono hundred and twenly-llircu are from Non li Carolina, twcnty-iwo from Ten? nessee, one from Texua und fourteen from Penn? sylvania, making a total of ono hundred and sixty. Twenty-six can road, and ttftccu can read and write, ono having had tho advantage ol n litt?ral education. Thirty-live arc fanners, three blacksmiths, two carpenters, ono initorer, euc whcolrlght, one teacher mid one minister. Nine? ty four arc over twelve yours or agc, fifty-five aro under twelve and over two, and eleven aro under two years old. TUu people ure or ii good chis J, nml well prepared to succeed In a now country. In addition to the munt wblulrthcy brought with them, lt ls supposed that they purchased nomo $1200 worth of hardware, dry goods, Ac, ?tilio pons or embarkation. Tho National Executive Committee ot colored men or the United States, through their ch a Inn an, Hov. Sella Martin, ba^c prepared mi address lo tho people or tho Republic or Liberia. Tho address argea tho abolition ol all proscrip? tive features tn thc national laws of Liberia; (bat they hrllcvo that ibo emancipation nnd enfran? chisement nr thc Mack race will result In great good to Africa, and especially lo Liberia; requests tho people of Uberin to Innucnce their Congress to Initiate measures so as to alter the constitu? tion and laws by striking nut thc word white, so aa to pat thu Rcpublla of Liberia In aocord willi the livwa ut tho United Slates and these of all other freo countries whose constitutional restric? tions, which have the effect to create prejudice against the color, have been als dish nd. -ShaBiw Iron steam irs arc building on the Ty a? for navigation of thc Suet Canal. f Kit HO KA /. ti OBMJ P. - li U considered singular that American ladies should i? invited tn conpieguo for nie lirst lime in Rngcnle's absence. -JoJiu Bright ?H brinn hardly preiatcd III Kng l.inil li? use his ItiOuciice Tur Uta repeal ol itic (ainu laws of nun country. -\ murderer, <m lulu? RC ii lea ced io be bonged In Terre Haute, Iud., mu not calen me date, and inquired: "Wlteu did you say, your Honor, ibat oeeurrcuce ls to toke piuco V -latineo Alfred win received in Japan with ini perinl honors. Thin is, the window*, ol tho bouses along his route were closed nud sealed lo pre vent plebeian glances from contaminating his royalty. -Young Gladstone hud un unpleasant lime at hts reelection from Whitby. Ho was reiurncd only hy u small majority, and when hu aiiempled t return thanks from thc hustings the Conserva? tives howled him down. -A Nev/ i n leans reporter wad being shown fu minti the Insane Any lum the other day, when lip encountered a very pretty blue-eyed damsel, who ut. once rushed imo hin arma with lue ex? clamation: "Oh, my dem ?husband I" The reporter wished lo som no ib.. agitated feehugs ol' tho utile unfortunate, and stroked her hair caressing!.!, na h? replied: "Why, my liiUe dear, did you tblok 1 tvould stay away from youl" "?lo," alic Inna cully replied, "You illways liked to kiss me." '.Hut you know yon aro Insane, my deur," kc ?sid. "Yes,'? abo replied wearily, '.That's the reason I klaa you I" AH XZ.MVTMICAI. INF" A NT. J Tito "Memorial de la Loire,'' a roupectablc French Journal, gives the following detalla on the subject of an infant presenting thc moat remarka? ble electrical pbenomeiiu ever yet reported: We are not surprised to learn that there will be given to the imperial Academy ol' Medicine, of Parla, an elahorute and lniclUgcut commnnica iion of Hr. 0***?O? Lyons, wno, with two outers, went lo Kt. Unwin, und had thc scientific satisfac? tion of witnessing ttie dying agonies, fur the child ls unhappily dead, of ldc poor lillie sufferer. Il wen id seem that the last moments of the electrical Infant presented some truly astonishing phenomena. Kor nearly two weeks before its death electrical Hg".ls manifested themselves with a vividness that confounded thc sclcutltlc men, who "only saw fire," according to thc not very ri'.s|vectfnl language of our correspondent. No one could occupy thc space around the cra? dle, he says, and thu shocks were sometimes tarong enough lo knock down ul) who approached lt. Two cala and a dog, boarders in thc house, were compelled to leave. Thia slate of things wa* aggravated from day to day, uud from hour to hour, nulli the terininutlon of the malady, which occurred on thc sui of November, nt half-past ll in the evening. The minni expired without thc leaat pnin or convulsion, sweetly, In perfect repose, and as li' ll sank to sleep; while the furniture nud occu? pants of the room were seized with an indescrib? able agitation. At thc last uniment the emanations of light, from thc body or thc dying child became three times more Intense than they hail ever hceu seen herore, and lasted Tor several minutes alter death. All who were present, I do not except Ute physi? cians, wentawav deeply luij-resBed hy ihestrange spectacle ol which they had been lite witnesses. lt ls not known, al tcusi to the public, of what ULscasc the. child died. Dr. C*** will perhaps tell us lu his paper. The scientific men, ol course, desired lo luke away Ute body for examination. Hut thc rela? tions were violently opposed to this; and thc in? terment took place in Ute burial ground or the village willi Ute usual riles nud ceremonies. Kor Instance, the hair or the wonderful child ans cut oif close to itu: head, and divided among thu relatives and friends, ll will prove a power ful talisman, one might suppose, against many evils. I should not bc surprised, says our correspon? dent tn conclusion, ir the scamps or thc neighbor, huod should make tl a subject or speculation. Tho electrical infam wu? born on tho tilth Feb? ruary, 180?, nml died on the ?ti November, hnv lng lived nun: mouths. Helen ce must tell us, il it can. tho meaning of Ulla electrical phenomenon. .?( Special NoUr.?s.. . ... ??r~ CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER W. It. MANN will remove their Goods promptly Tum DAV, ul Brown's wtiarr, or pay thu expense or Storage, Ac. All claims must bc made on wlittrr. WILLIAM ROACH A CO. dec 10_ ^-CONSIGNERS PER STEAMER FALCON, rroin Baltimore, are hereby notllled ihatshe is Tins DAY discharging cargo at Bier No. I, Union Wharves. All goodd not taken away at sunset will remain on wharf nt. con? signees' risk. - MOKUKCA1 St CO, dcclO - __Agent??. ?S0-SHIPPBRS PER STEAMERS DIC? TATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY arc hereby notllled that no freight will be received arter sun? set on thu days or their stilling. deco J. D. AIKEN * CO., Agents. ;7i?-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES and TAN from the race, use PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. ll. C. PERRY, No.il) Bond-street, New York. Sotd by all l>ruggists.__deco fimos ?SW- A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN, ".lull: residing tn south America as a Missionary, discovered a sate and simple remedy lor the cure ut Nervous Weakness, Karly Decay, Disease or thc Urinary und Seminal Organs and ttic whole nain of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Croat numbers have been eared hy this noble remedy. Prompted by a. desire to benefit thc atlUcted ?md unfortunate, I will sen' the recipe for preparing and using this mcdloln In ti sealed envelope, to any ono who needs free ur charge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Mat?cela, Bible Boase, ncM3rnoi? New York City. ?SST- MANHOOD.-.AAIED?CA?TESSAY on tho Cause and Cure ot Decline {in Prcraalnre Mun, the treatment of Nervous and Physical De? bility, Ac. "There is no member of society by whom this book will not he fourni useful, whether such per? son holds the relation or Parent Preceptor or Clergy mau." -Medical Times and OazotlC. Sent by mall on receipt or GD y ccu lu. Address tho Author, Dr. E. DKF. CURTIS, Washington, I). C._septl lyr "^-ERRORS OP YOUTH.-A GENTLE? MAN who anrfered ror years from Nervous De? bility, Premature Decay, and all tho effects of youthful i-.ullscretlon, will, for thc sake of stirrer lng ti an i an i ty, send free to all who need lt, the re? ceipt and direction? ror making thc Hlinnjp rem? edy by which ito waa cored. Sufferers wishing to profit by thc mi ver ti ser's experience, can do so iy addressing, willi perfect confldoncc, JOHN B. IIIDI IN. No. 42 Cedar street, New York, novo amos_e PREPARATORY MEDICATION. rho human system, the must delicate and sensf tve of ntl created tilings, should bc duly prepared io meet His shock occasioned, by a sudden chango II tho te in pc nil ure of UlClllr. Kveti Ute solid mel? lis contract and expand under cold and heat-so Ital ir man were componed or iron, instead or 'rall tissues mid tlbrrn, circulating Muhls and brit? te osseous matter, hts n ame wootd not be proof i ital n st tho vicissitudes or climate. As lt ls, lt be loovca every ones, especially thc feeble, to foriUy ho frail toncmcnt of mortality against the in ?temeney of tho present season. A wholesome, itrcngth-aupplyltiK vegetable tonic and alterative i tho preparatory medicine required, and among ncdlclnal agents or thia character, noSTBTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS stand supreme. In a RUO xssrul career of nearly a quarter of a century, he preparation has never bean equalled or ap? proached, and Its sales arc now larger than those if an j halfdoaen articles, purporting to belong to be same class, that has over been advertised lu thia country. Aa a remedy and preventive of Dyspepsia, and all Its com pi ic ai I ons, lt may bo itld to ii ive lived down com petit inn and lo bathe ilandard apecino of tho Western Hemisphere. A xmrae or thia genlsl restorative at the commence ?neni of winter is the sorest ssfeguard against ail he complaints which are Mased or aggravated JJ exposure to cold. dees OUAU