The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 13, 1872, Image 1

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VOLUME XI.-NUMBER 1883. CHARLESTON, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1872. EIGHT DOLLARS A THE WHEEL OF FORTOTE. DRAWN y UMBERS OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC SCHEME January 8, 9 and 10, 1872. Prize. No. $ 10 22,486 60 22,641 25 22,623 10 22,709 100 22.871 10 22,997 10 23,057 10 23,227 10 23,221 10 23,299 25 23,385 10 23,452 50 23,463 . 5U 23,592 25 23,502 25 23,532 10 23,708 50 23,831 50 23,827 10 23,803 10 23,835 10 24,186 25 24.185 10 24,175 10 24,119 10 24,307 100 24,350 10 24,740 10 24,708 25 24,942 100 25,098 25 25,287 26 25,436 10 25,472 25 25,660 25 25,675 10 25,624 10 25,748 100 25,706 100 25.791 100 25,836 10 26,056 25 26,057 10 26,489 26 27,143 10 27,213 25 27,243 10 27,279 100 27.389 100 27,348 10 27,337 100 27,346 10 27,481 . 25 27,492 10 27,601 10 27,607 10 27,956 100 . 27,986 - 10 28,28* 25 28,490. 10 28,486 10 28,432 10 28,632 10 28,619 10 23.016 25 29,013 100 29J11 25 29,231 50 29,207 50 29.276 19 29,688 10 29,640 25 29,766 . 100 29,782 10 29,801 100 29.998 50 30,176 100 36,033 10 30,029 50 30,217 25 -30,267 10 30,297 100 30,422 50 30,439 - 60 30,642 . 10 30,612 10 30,988 M 30,969 10 31,177 600 31,220 10 31,241 10 31,289 60 31,347 10 31.483 26 31,455 1,000 31,572 25 31,691 . 60 31,782 10 31,822,. 50 32.040 100 32.090 100 32,169 . 10 32,025 10 32,230 100 32,240 10 32,619 25 32,547 100 32,639 60 32,661 10 32,788 10.32,718 25 33,752 60 32.986 10 32,960 1,000 32,940 25 33,198 10 33,102 . 10 33,058 10 33,074 600 33,051 , .10 53,275 10 33,498 25 33,453 10 33.696 50 33.621 600 33,719 10 33,712 101 33,798 lOOk 33,733 . 25 33 941 50 33,924 10 34,218 10 34,321 100 34,306 10 50,799 25 50.784 < .10 50,737 10 50.832 10 50.878 10 50,844 60 50,9ft 10 50,942 25 51,006 ' 25 51,138 60 51,123 100 51,123 100 51,118 10 51,216 100 51,312 100 51.336 10 51.425 25 51,580 100 51,593 25 51,691 50 51,642 10 51.705 10 61934 50 51.909 50 52,038 10 52.076 10 52,062 10 52.294 10 52,281 10 52,486 10 52,420 10 52,573 100 52,599 100 62.666 10 52,683 10 52,875 10 52.937 50 52,939 25 53,154 25 53,051 ICC 53,168 10 53,263 10 53,330 25 63,342 10 53,467 10 53.530 10 53,596 10 63.689 100 53.678 60 53.645. 10 53,891 10 53.826 10 53,912 25 53.955 10 54,042 100 54,035 25 54,142 10 64,131 10 64.174 10 54.240 25 54,217 10 54.455 10 54,486 100 54.469 10 54.591 10 54,636 10 54,652 25 54,806 Prize. No. $ 10 34,468 500 34.488 10 34,445 10 34,645 10 34,527 10 34,556 50 34,660 25 34,655 25 34,666 10 34,690 16 34,866 10 34.899 50 34,863 25 34,963 100 34,938 10 35,093 10 35,004 10 35,141 10 35,133 25 36,297 10 36,217 100 35,252 26 35,341 25 35,328 10 35,416 50 36.436 100 35,474 10 35,496 25 35.666 26 35,688 100 35,603 ? 10 35,719 10 35,967 10 35,949 10 36.114 50 36,009 100 36,350 26 36,469 100 36,417 10 36,487 10 36.479 101 36,517 10 36,647 10 36,720 100 36.735 1,000 36,907 25 36,998 100 36,976 10.37,052 25 . 37,072 10 37,269 10 37,453 10 37,509 100 3f;53l 10 37,668 . 10 37,696 25 37,763 100 37.741 10 37,893 10 38,151 10 38,265 10 38.226 10 38,323 100 38,432 10 38,480 10 38,537 100 38,709 10 38,834 50 38,870 50 38,896 10 38,879 100 38,829 100 38,810 25 38,856 10 38,81* 10 38,854 25 38.962 100 39?059 100 39,020 10 39,096 50 39,295 10 39,238 25 39,245 10 39,415 10 39,416 . 10 39,474 ' 25 39,686 25 ' 39,705 10 39.738 50 39,767 25 39,755 r 50 " 39,807 10 39,829 10 39,988 25 39,940 25 40,166 1,000 40,114 25 40,063 100 40,048 .26 40,284 60 40.254 10 40,215 10 40,219 10 40,229 10 40.354 50 40,395 100 40,460 50 40,413 50 40,483 10 40.428 10 40,531 100 40,5.79 10 40,*87 10 40.612 25 40,806 100 40,890 ' 50 40,819 50 40,808 NW 40,828 ' ?-. 10 40,915 26 40,928 10 41.173 10 41,026 W 41,048 . 25 41,1*7 10 41,295 100 41,478 10. 41,408 10 41,667 10 41,594 50 41,621 25 41,714 25 41,745 50 58,720 10 58,801 25 58.967 10 59,171 IQ. 59,096 100'59,013 IO 59,054 - 10 59,074 26 59.000 100 59,191 ' i 25 69,075 10 59,294 25 59.226 - 10 59,379 10 59,472 100 59,440 10 59,616 10 59.568 100 59,655 100 59.638 10 59,685 26 59,767 100 59,793 100 59.738 50 52,922 100 60.197 100 60,289 10 60,216 100 60.361 10 60,368 10 60,360 10 60,312 100 60,333 10 60,498 100 60,445 10 60,529 100 60,524 10 60,657 100 60,606 100 60,775 10 60,722 10 60,703 10 60,863 50 60.806 26 60,996 25 60,942 10 61,037 10 61,019 25 61,009 1,000 61,652 10 61,071 50 61,104 10 61,017 10 61.044 50 61,038 10 61,036 10 61,244 25 61,234 10 61,345 10 61?492 10 61,400 50 61,594 10 61,588 10 61,598 . 25 61,671 100 41,609 10 61,644 10 61,754 Prize. I No. 25 50,633 25 54,856 25 54,818 100 54.865 10 54,878 100 55,107 25 55.076 10 55.065 25 55,177 10 55.188 25 55.466 10 55,428 100 55,699 100 65,745 10 55,749 10 55,921 10 55.947 25 56,060 10 56,032 10 56,239 1,000 56.253 25 56,357 25 66,484 50 56,541 50 56,598 25 56,596 50 56,729 50 56,710 10 56,726 10 66.720 10 56,831 100 56,852 10 56,870 IO 56,996 100 56,971 10 67,107 25 57.094 10 57,095 100 57,199 10 57.217 10 57.499 10 67,475 10 57,409 100 57,422 10 57.644 10 67.502 100 57,559 10 67,618 100 57.811 10 57.895 10 57,808 25 58.172 10 68.020 10 68,140 25 58,035 10 58.059 10 58.201 100 58.240 25 68,242 25 58.224 1,000 58.361 60 58,404 10 68,430 10 58,667 25 58,601 10 58.684 10 58.758 26 72.062. 10 72,043 10 72.162 100 72,294. 10 72 835 50 72 337 10 72 439 20 72.403 10 72.510 10 72 505 50 72 625 10 72 613 10 72.656 10 72.781 10 72 845 10 72.806 10 72 885 10 72.975 10 78 030 26 73 120 10 73.192 50 73,076 10 73,358 50 73,317 10 73,335 100 73.646 10 73,615 10 73.654 25 73,712 100 73.741 10 73.747 10 73,727 1,000 73,836 10 74,134 10 74,086 10 74,082 10 74.234 50 74,215 10 74,219 26 74,469 10 74,405 100 74,494 100 74,458 10 74.632 50 74,673 50 74,758 10 74,774 100 74,749 25 74.855 100 74,836 25 74,889 25 74,943 10 74,994 26 74.910 10 76,102 10 75,171 10 75,114 100 75,176 10 75,194 25 75,213 50 75,295 10 ' 75,244 25 75,345 10 75,322 25 75,396. 10 75.427 50 75.468 10 75,457 10 75,435 10 75,606 26 76,789 25 75,768 10 75,893 100 75,979 10 75,915 10 76,972 50 76,166 50 76,127 50 76,152 25 76,080 50 76,233 10 76.229 10 76,308 100 76,371 25 76.398 50 76,373 25 76,591 10 76,622 10 76.879 50 76,887 10 76,862 100 76,888 100 76.918 10 76.934 100 76,941 5(T 76,932 25 77.088 100 77,059 10 77.134 10 77.122 10 77,124 10 77,289 10 77,498 100 77,445 60 77 671 10 77,682 10 77,691 500 77.628 50 77.712 ,1,000 77,703 500 77,874 100 77,855 60 78,175 25 78,183 50 78,181 100 78,291 10 78,260 100 78,282 10 78,397 10 78.572 10 78,597 10 78,565 10 78,544 25 78,563 10 78,518 25 78,673 100 78,600 10 78,697 10 78,761 10 78,769 10 78,772 10 78.790 10 78,869 10 83,773 10 91.544 100 91,741 50 91,735 25 91,838 10 91,848 10 91,893 18 91,972 10 91,961 10 91,901 50 91,942 Prize' No. 10 61,719 50 61,858 10 61,859 50 61,837 1,000 61.803 25 61,845 10 61,875 10 61,856 50 62,113 10 62,079 10 62,199 100 62,108 10 62,180 25 62,166 10 62,271 10 62,392 10 62,448 100 62,578 10 62.650 10 62,655 25 62.608 10 62.760 10 62.871 100 62,888 10 62,924 25 63,160 10 63,367 50 63,382 25 63,319 25 63.442 10 63,443 25 63,526 10 63,696 10 63.899 50 63,975 100 63,947 10 64,120 10 64,164 100 64.114 100 64 203 10 64,234 25 61,337 10 64,404 25 64,505 100 64,506 100 64,583 10 64.600 26 64,619 10 64,781 10 64,765 10 64.742 10 64.806 25 64.895 25 64,900 10 64,953 50 65,082 10 65,095 10 65.170 10 65,059 25 65,264; 100 65.227 10 65,214 10 65,322 25 66,396 25 65,378 10 65,309 10 65.360 10 78.852 100 78956 10 78,915 10 78,911 10 78.996 10 78 955 100 79,140 108 79.134 10 79,103 25 79,119 * 25 79.148 25 79.036 10 79.048 10 79 229 25 79.298 1,000 79.264 100 79.250 100 79.223 25 79.350 25 79.870 ' 10 79.336 60 79.372 100 79,577 25 79.611 100 79,646 25 79,631 100 79,664 10 79,637 . 100 79,762 10 79,856 10 79,843 .10 79,912 10 79,940 10 80,026 25 80,078 10 80,175 10 80,123 26 80,254 25 80,219 25 80,268 . 26 80,371 10 80,330 - 100 80,569 10 70.602 10 80,682 100 80.612 25 80,720 100 80.719 26 80,756 10 80.715 10 80.815 100 80,972 10 81,174 26 81,159 100 81,022 10 81,269 25 81.222 100 81,336 10 81,332 10 81.455 50 81,511 10 81.661 100 81,636 10 81.691 100 81,623 10 81,680 25 81,630 10 81,775 10 81.713 100 81,712 10 81,877 10 81,831 100 81,873 500 81,811 100 82,033 - 10 82,015 10 82,049 ' 10 82,110 25 82.206 10 92,396 26 82,386 10 82,452 50 82,461 10 82,443 10 82,573 10 82,516 10 82,589 10 82,649 25 82,663 50 82.727 60 82,724 100 82.811 100 82,834 10 82.865 100 82,955 60 83,073 10 83.130 10 83.061 25 83,095 10 83,268 .10 83.296 10 83,202 10 83,374 10 83,372 10 83,319 25 83,541 100 83,527 10 83,610 25 83,612 100 83,665 25 83,868 10 83,861 100 83,948 100 83,972 10 84,089 100 84.000 10 84,279 10 81,351 10 84,344 25 84,301 25 84.479 10 84.586 26 84.656 10 84,563 10 84,621 100 84,638 10 84,674 1,000 84.659 10 84.740 25 84,856 60 84,805 10 84,846 10 84.834 100 85,000 $100 97,455 100 97.438 10 97,481 50 97,503 10 97,513 10 97,645 10 97,704 25 97.753 10 99.174 25 99,368 Prize. No. 50 86,045 10 86,119 25 86.065 25 86,235 10 86,290 50 86,219 10 86.268 10 86,208 10 86,341 10 83.319 10 86 355 10 86,321 10 86,324 100 86.430 10 86.416 25 86.467 100 86,518 10 86,619 100 86.665 25 86.671 IO 85.754 10 86,751 25 86 348 25 86,880 10 86.860 10 86,833 60 86,828 10 86,818 10 86,882 100 86,825 100 86.960 10 86.984 10 86.926 10 86.900 10 87.029 ICO 87.090 10 87.049 100 87.076 10 87.257 25 87.219 10 87.245 10 87.225 50 87.455 25 87.444 10 87.417 10 87.493 100 87.562 10 87 621 10O 87.652 25 87.642 10 87.637 50 87.732 10 87.7.:9 10 87,896 25 87,882 50 87.817 10 87823 100 87.938 10' 87,945 25 88,148 25 88.288 10 88 208 10 88.268 10 88 346 10 88.399 10 88 425 ' 10 88.494 50 88.584 10 88,598 . 25 88,537 10 68 690 10 89.743 10 83 745 50 88.845 10 88.860 10 88.962 10 89.062 25 89.010 10 89.055 25 89.043 10 89,065 10 89.037 10 89.247 100 89.330 50 89487 10 89.466 10 89498 10 89.662 10 89 551 25 89.516 10 89.586 10 89.543 100 89 587 100 89.507 10 89.735 25 90.178 10 90.152 100 90.134 10 10.182 50 90.036 ? 25 90.218 10 90,389 25 90.503 100 90,563 50 90,637 25 90,531 25 90.635 10 90,667 10 90,777. 25 90,836 500 90,881 10 90,866 10 90,946 10 91.167 25 91.109 10 91,181 500 91,198 100 91,113 100 91,049 50 91,449 10 94,444 50 91,470 10 91,456 10 91,582 25 106.568 10 106,636 25 106.616 25 106.638 10 106.754 100 106.773 100 107.185 10 197.181 10 107.175 10 10T.310 10 108.441 25 107.582 25 107.656 10 107.654 10 107 798 25 107.714 25 107.742 10 107.806 10 108.165 25 108.214 10 108.316 100 108.314 10 108.461 10 108.553 10 108.592 100 108.670 10 108.680 10 108.951 10 109.955 100 109.167 25 109.106 10 109.26Z 100 109.297 25 109,326 10 109.370 100 109.356 10 109.457 25 109.588 . 10 109.589 25 109.675 25 109.697 100 109.670 25 109 777 100 109.872 100 109.846 10 109.891 25 109.962 10 109.903 10 110 065 10 110.064 100 110.038 10 110.285 10 110.214 25 110.309 25 110.387 60 110.858 50 110497 10 110.487 10 110.419 25 110.588 10 110,51.7 500 110,599 10 110,571 10 110,51.6 10 110,606 50 110,638 10 110,613 10 110,667 10 110,808 25 110,807 100 110,962 10 110,91.4 100 110,998 10 111,141 10 111,130 10 111,144 $100 111,175 $100 111,212 25 111,387 10 111.381 100 111,378 25 111.427 1,000 111,4*2 10 111.423 50 111.447 10 111.593 60 111507 Prize. No.' Prize No. 25 92.103 10 99,317 10 92,005 10 99,445 10 92,215 10 99,429 10 92,294 10 99,473 10 92,256 10 99,536 50 92,431 25 99.693 10 92.419 10 99.674 10 92.694 100 99.632 10 92,518 25 99,657 25 92,529 25 99,702 25 92.581 10 99.818 10 92.603 25 99,896 50 92 713 10 99,949 10 92 714 10 100.153 10 92,722 10100.122 10 91.720 10 100.119 25 92.884 10100,114 10 92 943 100 100.228 10 92.903 25 100.214 25 92 954 100 100,208 50 93.130 25 100,249 10 98 102 10 100 271 10 93,072 10100,371 25 93.116 100100,314 10 93,141 10 100,495 10 93188 10100,590 10 93 002 500 100,551 50 93,157 25 100,639 . 10 93138 10100,693 10 93 025 100 100.752 25 93,231 1,000100,734 100 93,282 10 100 744 25 93.322 10 100.708 10 93.877 50100.968 10 93.459 50 100.990 25 93.450. 10100.905 10 93.474 25100.991 50 93.548 25 100 907 25 93.669 25 101.059 10 93.637 10 101.121 10 93.660 100 101.202 50 93.668 10101.226 10 93.681 25 101.241 10 93.670 1.000 101.281 25 93 784 10 101.278 25 93.842 10101.314 100 98.840 25 101.349 10 93.878 50 101.312 100 93.835 10101350 10 93.838 10 101.495 10 93.986 10101.404 25 93 991 10101419 10 94.129 10 101.453 10 94.075 100 101.450 100 94 159 10101.536 10 94 299 25101.595 100 94 272 10101.702 50 94,202 10 101.794 25 94 2Hfc 10101.759 IQ. 94,375 25101736 100 94 439 100101.796 10 94 566 . 25 101.882 10 94.698 100101.971 25 94.602 10102.182 10 94.646 ' 10102.039 25 94.675 10 102.009 10 94.796 .10.000102 258 10 94.711 50102 209 10 34,876 25102.346 10 94.641 ' 10 102 530 10 94.813 10102.640 10 94,806 10 102.760 60 94.818 10102 946 10 95.017 10103.149* 25 95.130- 10103.322 10 95 111 10103.369 . 25 95.273 10103.457 25 95.317 100 103 509 25 95.324 10 103.500 10 95.352 25 103.546 100 95.425 100103.612 10 95.558 25103.677 10 95.548 10103 711 10 95.504 1,000 103.928 10 95.604 10104.403 10 95.686 50104.586 10 95.683 10104.582 10 95.703 25104.631 10 95.763 10104.635 10 95.704 100104.697 25 95.732 10104.655 10 95.810 10104.666 10 95 957 100104.788 25 96.166 10104876 100 96.176 100104.986 100 96.093 10104.969 10 96.239 25105.129 1,000 96.291 . 25105.147 25 96.270 * 25 105.160 25 96.448 100105 201 10 96.019 26105 361 50 96.595 50 105,?9 100 96,643 10 105,476 ' 50 96.569 . 10 105 550 25 95.621 25 105,515 10 96,624 10 105.789 100 96,653 10 105,832 20 96,716 10 105.842 25 96,702 25 105,918 25 96,900 25 106.018 100 96,925 100 106,156 10 96,912 10106,140 500 96,69-'' . 10106.130 100 97,179 10106,127 100 90,120 100 106,182 10 97.170 10 106,227 10 97.143 10106.236 60 97,036 100106,242 25 97,200 . 25 106,285 10 97.286 25106,253 60 97.258 10106.269 10 97,224 10 106,304 10 97,301 10 106,336 50 97,471 26 106,563 10113.866 50 120.480 10113.978 25120.428 25113.942 10 120.426 10113.994 25 1?. 405 25114.073 10120.653 50 114.069 10 120.648 100114.185 60 120.648 10 114.107 IO 120 755 10 114.147 10120.802 10114.036 100120.961 25114273 50121.082 10114.211 10 121.183 60 114.262 100121.107 60114,283 60 121.094 100 ll 4,366 10121.255 10114486 25121.241 25114.587 10 121 370 50114.565 25 121.377 10114.540 25121.448 10 114.674 10 121.484 10114.742 25 121.492 60 114.701 100 121.436 10114.816 25121.406 10 114.988 10 121.575 26 115.906 10 121.565 10 115.005 100 121.600 25 115.034 100121.748 10 115.266 10 121 767 10 115.296 25 121.972 50 115.283 10 121.954 50 115.277 10 122.145 10 115.387 25 122.144 10 115.892 100 122.133 100 115.421 25 122.116 10 115.676 10 122 036 10115.597 25 122.203 10 115.617 *25 122.242 10 115.647 100 122.470 60 115.704 10 122.491 10 115.785 10 122.511 50 115.843 10 122.560 - 10 115.840 50 122.547 10115.939 10122.705 25116.075 10 122.884 501116181 25 122.820 50 ) Aoad- 122.998 50? 116,024 f erny 123.157 501 ) Music 123.101 10 1?6 087 10 123 119 10116.028 100 123.179 25116031 10123.080 10116.223 10 123 219 25116.264 10 123.250 10116.268 10 123.828 50 116395 10 123.477 100116.399 100 123 542 25 116 349 50 123.687 25116.877 10 123.630 10 116.408 10123732 25116 518 10 123.927 10116,503 ICO 123,994 10116,523 50124,174 10 116,624 25 124,111 100 116.741 25 124,002 . IO 116,729 10 124,001 10 116,805 10 124,216 10 117,169 10 124,339 25 117.005 100 124,478 10 117,021 100 124.598 100 117.046 . 25 124,584 25 117.226 60124.638 10 117,276 10 124,623 100 117,294 10 124,719 10117,309 10 124,734 25117,314 10124.836 10 117,447 60 124,928 500117,439 10 124.977 100 117.594 25 125.047 100jll7.626 10125,234 10117.793 10125,252 25117.764 25 125,371 100117.834 25125:316 60117.969 100 125.360 10118.176 10 125.390 10118.075 50125.460 25 118.146 25125.455 100118.208 IOC 125.432 Prize. 10 10 10 10 25 10 10 10 10 25 25 10 10 10 100 10 10 10 1000 ' 25 100 10 10 100 10 25 10 10 10 10 500 25 25 10 50 25 25 100 50 26 50 26 100 10 100 25 50 10 10 10 100 10 10 50 100 25 10 10 25 50 10 100 500 10 -10 100 25 10 25 10 10 i IO 10 IO ?10 10 10 10 100 50. 10 10 1,000 10 10 50 25 10 10 25 60 10 10 10 IO 10 25 50 25 100 50 25 25 10 25 10 10 10 10 25 10 10 1,000 25 60 10 10 10 10 26 25 IQ, 25 25 10 50 10 10 100 10 10 10 60 100 10 26 10 10 60 26 10 10 10 25 50 25 10 10 25 25 10 10 50 100 10 100 10 10 10 10 10 25 10 10? 25 60 10 50 10 50 10 10 IO 100 10 100 60 25 10 25 10 10 10 ?0 10 25 10 50 10 10 50 10 10 10 25 10 60 10 25 25 10 25 50 10 10 100 10 10 10 10 100 No. 111.642 111.709 111.790 111.707 111.826 112.142 112.197 112.249 112 266 112.297 112 379 112,389 112,375 112,415 112,403 112,458 112.528 112,534 112,635 112,664 112.636 112,622 112 706 112,787 112,936 112 929 113 090 113,115 118.061 113,186 113 274 113,278 113,384 113,400 113.607 113,539 113.662 1.8,690 1 3,666 118,685 113,768 113,773 113.767 1.3,832 1K893 113,855 113,898 I28,'.96 128,666 121.613 128 62 i 128,678 128,798 128.714 128,770 128,786 126,784 . 124,880 128,844 128,836 123,(37 128,920 129.010 129,026 129,289 129.212 129,289 129,333 129,379 129.463 129.475 129,616 129,622 129,641 129,747 129,799 129.791 129 874 129,869 129,819 129,923 129,985 1*9.992 130,112 130.166 130,087 130,073 130,230 130,261 130,366 130,316 130,362 130,564 130,645 130,602 180,786 130.735 130 803 130.830 130,880 131,190 131,096 131,153 131,122 131,174 131,223 131,293 131,300 131,8(6 181,626 131,710 131,726 131,731 131.897 181,846 181,813 131. ?i74 131,91? 131*14 132,163 132,173 132,054 132,224 132.440 r 132,487 132,631 132.694 132,714 132.705 132.990 132,976 133,196 131,092 188,202 133,470 183,497 183,628 133,664 133,674 133,626 133.718 133.726 138,796 133 844 133,865 133,804 133,697 133,911 134,148 134.260 134,235 134,385 131,333 134,346 134,416 134,514 134,692 131,676 134,665 134,026 134,639 134,664 134,786 131,883 184,873 134,986 186,182 135.149 135,049 136,067 133,237 136,242 135,202 185,369 135,350 135,31o 135,313 136,457 135,489 135.496 Prize. I No. Prlze.1 No. 1G0I118.200 10 125.585 10118.226 25 125.541 10118.248 10 125.842 100 118,460 25 125.966 10 118.485 10 126.171 25 118.489 10 126.167 25 118.411 10126.144 10 118.578 10128.145 100118.646 10 126.255 10118.748 10126.294 25118.869 10126.244 50118.880 25126,853 25118,966 10126,490 50118,981 10126.424 25118,991 10126 442 10 119.143 10126,585 25119,051 10 126.567 100 119,140 IO 126,651 25119,041 100126688 10 119.010 10126.632 10 119,097 10 126.644 10 119.278 500126.722 10 119.K0S 10126,748 100119,281 10126 814 25119.224 10126,979 50119.225 10226,995 10119,328 10 126.976 10 110:813 IO 127.197 50119,407 50127,122 25119.444 10127.053 10119,614 10127,375 25 119,658 10 26 119,798 10 127,848 10 110,808 10 127,889 19 119,861 10 127,796 IC 119,899 M 127,701 10 119 926 10 127,858 25 119,936 1,000 127,862 60 119.903 26 127,946 60 il9,94i 100 128,187 25 119 968 100 128,163 10 120,080 10 128.128 100 r.0,169 10 123,219 10 120,100 10 128,211 25 120,293 100,000 128,814 26 120,203 " 2i 128,495 26 120.305 10 li? 497 26 136,432 10 142,90o 10 135,444 10 142,930 25 135,600 10 143.058 10 135,603 10 143,196 60 136,579 10 143,107 25 135,639 26 143,294 25 135.895 25 143,223 60 135.849 60 143.260 100 136,848 10 143,214 10 136,861 50 143,241 23 135.952 100 143.301 10 135,968 100 143.392 10 130,193 26143,376 10 136,041 100 143,468 10 136,176 10 143 419 10 136,014 500 143,451 10 U 6.047 26 143,471 60 1C6.055 ' 26143,493 10 136.024 100 143,448 ? IOC 136,228 10 143,655 60 136.250 10 143.681 10 186.322 26 148,609 60 136,358 10 143,608 10 136,363 10 143,684 . 10136,490 10148.712 60 186,480 ^ 10143,764 10 136,474 10 148,716 10 136 617 50 143,667 10 136.E42 60 144,090 10 186,716 60 141,001 10 lae, 731 26,000 144,102 25 136,714 10 144.287 10 136.750 10 141,367 10 138 764 5,000 144,446 26 136,860 10 144.401 100 136,939 10 144 676 10 136.931 10 144,598 26 187,16 J 26,144.679 25 137,187 10 144,608 100 137,029 101144.750 500 137,888 100 144,777 6; 137.833 10 141.740 10 137,676 10 144,908 10 137.602 50 144,994 10 137,633 26 146.064 10 187,879 10 146,048 100 187,885 10 145,001 25 137,934 26 145,033 . 10 188,127 . 10 146 029 lOO 138,031 10 146,089 100 138,061 60 146.2T1 10 138,106 10 145,285 10 188,051 26 146,224 60 138,207 ID 146,260 100 138,286 25 146,844 10 188,266 26 145,364 26 138,218 - 26 145.363 60 138,823 26 145.4 7 600 188,410 10 146,467 26 138,462 10 146,687 26 138,677 101/146,627 10 138,600 10 145,604 10 138,702 26 145,648 26 188.749 26 146.679 10 138,835 26 145.790 10 138,985 10 145.874 60 138.017 26 146,876 10 139,081 26 14'),875 25 139,024 26 145,838 S6 139,022 10 146,073 1,000 139,119 10 148,060 10 139,161 100 14<\052 26 189,363 10 146,078 25 139,364 10 116180 100 139,481 10 146,259 10 189.446 10 146.208 10 139,465 60 146.238 60 139.432 10 146.858 25 189,622 10 146,306 10 189,666 10 149 387 10 :3?,6*7 2? 145,413 26 139 562 1,000 146,411 100 139,636 1,000 146,629 100 189:694 26 146,664 10 139,776 10 146.580 100 139,955 100 146.670 ,10 139,935 26 146,652 25 139,996 100 148,709 10 140,184 100 146,716 ie 140,098 10 146,786 25 140,153 60 146,768 10 140,937 100 146 729 100 140,079 10 146,796 10 140,108 10 146,861 - 60 140,024 25 148 194 10 140,245 10 148,013 10 140,227 10 148,079 100 140,296 10 148,166 100 140,317 10 148.037 26 140,311 10 148,032 10 140.426 10 148,285 10 140,412 100 148,218 10 140,689 10 148,262 5o 140.712 25 148,221 10 140,733 25 148 427 60 140.844 10 143,607 600 141,199 10 148,690 10 141,031 10 48,691 10 141,120 26 148,743 10 141.006 10 148,786 10 141.210 60 148,774 10 141,364 10 148.832 100 141,369 100 148,837 25 141,359 100 148.662 10 141,322 60 148,8?6 10 141,692 10 148,937 25 141,795 10 '49.047 50 141,715 10 149,144 60 141.901 10 149,191 25 142,003 10 149,101 10 142.259 10 M9.279 10 142,213 26 149,379 10 142,266 100 149,325 25 142,345 10 149,402 26 142.341 10 149,492 11 142,500 26 149,626 10 142.678 26 149,802 10 142,697 10 149,857 25 142 6B7 100 10142,710 10O 10 142,742 10 10 142,844 26 10| 142.867 _10_ (corr.) We, the undersigned commissioners, to su? perintend the drawing of the South Carolina Land and Immigration Association, on the 8th Instant, hereby certify that we were In per- j sonal attendance during Bald drawing, and that the same was openly and fairly conducted by the managere, and that the above ls the official list of the drawing. (Signed) B. H. RUTLEDGE, C. H. SOBER. THE IMPERIAL SPORTSMAN. OMAHA. January 12. The hunting camp is established near Ee publican River as the base of Alexia's opera? tions againBt the buffalo and game which are reported plentiful. It is stated that a thou? sand Indians will be there. SPARKS PROM TBE WIRES. -The Kentucky Court of Appeals have de? cided that the Kentucky State and Paducah Lotteries are legal Institutions. -A Halifax dispatch saya that the Windsor train ran off the track yesterday. All the passengers were more or less Injured, and one was killed. -The cashier and teller of the Fourth Na? tional Bank of Providence are accused olde-] falcation in the sum of $60,000. -The agricultural land scrip of Georgia has been sold for $243,000. -Two hundred persons were arrested at a co:k-flght In Hoboken yesterday. -Governor Smith, of Georgia, was inaugu tated yesterday. He declared the State would pay all her legal debts. THE GENERAI ASSEMBLY, A SX ALZ ABBAT OE WORK TESTER OAT. Pa rant nfl the Land Ring?.! Tilt Be? tween Leslie and Whittemore- 1 he House Di c lines to Adjoara, [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEWS.] COLUMBIA, January 12. In the Senate Nash Introduced a joint reso? lution to authorize the employment of the Hon. A. G. Magrath and Mr. J. L. Trade well to prosecute the persons who had swindled the State through sales of land, and to recover the money unlawfully paid for the purchase of land; the counsel to receive $5000 and Ave per cent, of the money recovered. The bill tor the protection and preservation of useful animals was passed, and the resolu? tion asking for copies of certain opinions of the attorney-general was adopted. Oh consideration of so much of the special report of the joint committee aa related to the land commission, Leslie propounded a variety of questions to Whittemore as to his complici? ty In the swindles of the land commission. Whittemore, by his answers, virtually exoner? ated Leslie from the charges made in the re? port against the commission. The House passed the act to amend the act relating to free common schools; a bill to amend the act to define the duties and Juris? diction of county commissioners, and a bill to prevent public officers from deallog la securi? ties and evidences of Indebtedness. Mr. Crittenden introduced a bill to reduce the salaries of county treasurers and auditors to fifteen hundred dollars and five hundred dollars respectively, except Charleston, where they should be two thousand dollars and one thousand dollars; and to make the offices elec? tive, and for a term of two years. The resolution to pri?t five hundred copies of the Governor's message and accompanying documents, and the'resolution that the Gene? ral Assembly adjourn on February 16, were laid on the table. The concurrent r?solution for a committee to wait on the Governor la relation lo the Lunatic Asylum waft adopted. PICKET. LIVELY LEGISLATIVE DEBATES. Leslie Assails Whittemore-The ex-Land Commissioner Challenges Investiga- j Mon-and Defies his Accuser-Hash has . no Faith In Committees-The Doings of*the ?High Joints"-Whittemore la not Afraid-Miscellaneous Business. [FBOK OOB 0WS 00&KSSF0NDBNT.] COLUMBIA, 8. C., January ll. The expected battle in the Senate to-day over the report of the Joint special financial Investigating c im mit tee, and the latest special message ot the Goveraer, which bad been made the special order for this afternoon, re? solved itself into a simple skirmish-between Messrs. Leslie and Nash on the one side, and Mr. Whittemore on the other. At Ute conclu? sion of the morning's business, which had been hurried through by general consent t > allow of the expected discussion, Mr. Nash rose and moved to indefinitely postpone the consideration o? the special order. He said that the report of the committee had made a variety of charges, but without proposing any definite action-that he understood that arti? cles of Impeachment were pending tn the House, or were shortly to be introduced lu that body; that at present everything WEI vague and uncertain, and that therefore the Senate ought not to waste Hs time lu a discussion which would be unsatis? factory and futile. This motion to inde? finitely pospone was put and carried by a few affirmative, votes and without opposition, when Mr. Leslie, who had been otherwise en? gaged during the remarks of the senator from Virginia, Jumped Into the arena and "wanted to know, you know, about this thing." He seemed to Ignore, with that high and lotty contempt for everything parliamentary that characterizes the senator from Brooklyn, the fact that Nash's motion had been carried and the vote announced, and he proceeded with a lively and demonstrative argument upon the question. He allowed that there were some things the Republican party could do, but there were some others that they couldn't afford to do, and this was one ol them. They couldn't afford, after ali this slime and muss and mixture bad been stirred up, to stifle the whole matter by one vote as was then proposed. If Whittemore desired to back down from the consequences of hts - own report, as would seem from his voting for this resolution, let him do so, but not in that way. He had said to the Democratic gentlemen on the back seats that they would wake up some fine 1 morning and fine the whole investigating or- < rangement up in a balloon, and the morning ? had at last come. The investigators had made a ' great parade, and go : up a primer which had < C03t the State at least $20.000; every Demo- 1 eratic paper in the State had quoted lt, and < talked about lt; they had charged Scott, Parker, 1 hlmselt and others with all manner ot stealing < and rascal Hy, and then after all* theynroposed J by one vote to hush lt all up. It was cowardly f and contemptible. It would have been more t manly In them to have come out and told the < truth-that they were ashamed of the whole ' thing, and wanted to undo the blunder as far I as tney could". He bad been abused, vllllfied, I lied about ia all manner of ways about bis t con nee Ho a with the land commission, and 1 then they wanted to back down from their own c statements ; but he knew there was not a eeo- ( ator who could rise In his place and accuse < him of anything dishonorable, unless he lied; I and the senator that had done BO was a sneak- t lng coward if he did not hold up to bis own i allegations. -He was not a financier nor an In- I vestlgator; he trusted he had too much good i sense to undertake to develop all the I shortcomings of the Republican party in t this State. He had never taken that role. I but there were some who bad, and \ who then wanted to back down irum 1 the tumult they had themselves raised. The Republican party was In powef, and grave at legallons had been made against lt, and then an effort was making to hush tnem up. That effort meant, lt lt meant anything, that the Republlcannarty was powerless to correct its owu abused and he had a strong preaeati- ? ment that that was the truth, but he didn't f think that was the way to do lr. They had 1 dragged the animal out before the world, and now wey wanted to cover bim up and hide 1 him, but tbey couldn't do lt. The animal was too lively and we was scratching and biting I too hard. No man could tread on the tall of his coat lo reterence to the land commission. I He might have done mean things tn that office, and he had done some things ttjat he ? would not do again, but he had not done-any 1 thing improper or dishonorable. They had \ got to back down on that proposition. He was awfully strong on that pola:, and mighty Independent too, and he called upon ihe Dem- { ocratlc gentlemen In the back seats to know 1 if he were not spunky thea, if he were not in? dependent, and it he were the man who had shown himself a coward. Mr. Nash then withdrew his motion. He ? said be did so to allow Mr. Leslie to explain ( about his land commission business. He ( didn't object to those explanations, only they were rather monotonous, and the tenate had * been entertained with them for the last three ' years. He dlda't believe ia iavestigating committees, anyway. Leslie had had one himself that cost the State five or six hundred ? dollars, and had only produced a little blt of a primer. Then there waa the committee to in? vestigate the Third Congressional District. That had cost the State twenty-seven thous? and dollars, and they had said that was all right, because it. would be a good campaign ? document; but he hadn't seen more than one i or two fellows going into the campaign with : Its report under their arms, and ihey- didn't ? understand lt. Then there were the "high joints." What that committee bad co?t the State nobody knew but 'Elmpton, and he wouldn't tell. They had travelled In style, like the Grand Duke Alexis, with com outriders, adjutants and aides-de-camp, when they came to Jersey City, Elm came over with all his staff co escort the New York, and he didn't know but thar Fisk's regiment turned out on the occas They had made a report, and the mern had all had lt and carried ic home to loo] and then Leslie wanted them to sit there or three weeks and talk about ir. They to be sure, made grave charges against; lie, and he sympathized with Mm, for he labored bard for the last two years to i vince the Senate he had never stolen i thing, bot he didn't want to sit there La < nlteiy jost to listen to Leslie's lamentai about the land commission. Leslie had morning made a confession, and he was ? co see it, for that was one step .toward pen ta nee. Leslie bad talked about the ni papers lying about him, but he couldn't ] that. Hts experience had shown him that newspaper men would say what tbey wai to. You might walt until Gabriel blew trump, but tue newspaper men would t the last word for all that you could do. Hr. Whittemore then proceeded to c plete the discomfiture of the senator f Brooklyn. He said he always had liked speech ot'LeBlle's; lt Was a good speech, he had heard him repeat lt, for the last tl reara at least, but he didn't want him to ac his father confessor, nor to interpret thoughts or actions. He was of age and i to do that himself, if he were nat quite as \ ts the jockey of Barnwell. The propoel was to indefinitely postpone the coDBlderai jf the investigating committee's report, the Governor's message in reply thereto, i ie had sustained the proposition because inew that articles of impeachment were ci mg before the Senate from the other Hoi ind if the senate were to adopt the corni :ee'a report, with all their charges against Governor, treasurer, A:., it would be preju hg their case. The Senate would xetui tself and disqualify itself - (rom sluing i high court of Impeachment. But told Mr. Leslie that the gauntlet threw down as to his connection with : and commission he was ready to take up. ?new what he affirmed, and there v nothing in that "primer" (wherein the sei ?or from Barnwell had learned the ABC tis duty) that he would back down irom. would prove lt from Alpha to Omega, 1 marges ic contained had never been c Droved-had never been denied by any c j ut that man who had shown himself ready ;lve to anyone the lie who wonld not const .0 call him the most immaculate of beini [t Leslie considered himself aggrieved, lim call up that part of the report that rela a him, and prove himself the.salnt that p laps he is. ? ? After a brief reply from Mr. Leslie, t ivhole matter was laid upon the table, with t exception ot the ponton relating io the lai jommlssloo, which, upon the motion ofl Leslie, was made the special order for to-m< row afternoon.' The remainder of the business of the Sen* vas not of much general interest. The folio ng notices of billa and resolutions were Inti lu ced : By Hr. Whittemore, a bill to protect t "dith and credit of the estate by preventing a briber issue of bonds or stocks heretofore t tborized by law. By Mr. Cardozo, Joint resolution making E ir op ri allons for the State Lunatlo Asylui Dill requiring the county commissioners of t various counties to remove their Idiots a Imbeciles from the State Lunatlo Asylum their respective poorhouses. By Mr, Max wea, a bill to fix the pay ot me hers of the General Assembly. . . MrT Arnim Introduced the following resol lion: : Whereas, His excellency the Governor, In t ?pedal message of January 9, 1872, states tb ..whenever the acts authorizing the issae State securitleti were susceptible of the ellgl est doubt of their real meaning and intent, regards the issue ol any class or amount bond, and their sale or hypothecation, tl opinion of the attorney-general was requiri and obtained by the board, and no bond h been Issued contrary .to the opinion of tl attorney-general, the highest law officer of tl State;" therefore, Resolved, That his Excellency the Governc be reqdested to transmit to the Senate oopi< of alt the opinions of the attorney-gener relating to the issue or hypothecation of ar and all bonds, and other State securities, t iiithortiy of any of the acts of this Slat passed and approved since January 1, 1868. Mr. Arnim moved thac the rule be sus pen? ed, and the resolution considered Immediately oat objeotlon being made by Hr. Nash, tb resolution was laid over under the rules. In the House this morning the only bus! ness of importance beyond that already tel? graphed was as follows:. Hr. Crews Introduced a bill to regulate th responsibility of parties holding collaterals a security t o i loane. It provides that every coi poratton or Individual who shall make loan P coHaterais or any negotiable paper sba return the Eaid collaterals upon the tender c payment by the borrower, provided that sud loan shall bave arrived at maturity, and upoi [allure lo do eo ihe owner ot the co li a tera shall have an action at law and recover Chi raine ot such collaterals at their marke 7*?lll6. Hr. Taylor Introduced a bft to regulate thc per diem and mileage of members, whlcl provides for a reduction of the pay from si; iollars to five dollars per diem and the mile ige trom twenty to twelve cents per mile. Jones Introduced C?ptala Hendricks'' metr?poli tan police bi 1, from which it would ippear that that officer of unhappy memory if ter having In vain offered his bill of aboml lati?os to every member of the Charleston lelegatlon. has at last found a representative rom the rural' districts who ls contemptible :nough to serve his purposes. The bill waa lurrledly referrred to the committee on mill? ar y affairs, instead ot the committee cn' the udlclary where lt belonged, and was care ully concealed from the sight of the Cbarles orj corresponden's. It is understood, how iver. that, the bill, as offered by Captain Heh iricks, is vague and indefinite in all ts provision?, except those that regu ate the discipline and government of .he loree,* which are copied from the f etropolltan laws of Ohio and New York. It >oly applies to Charlestoa County: the County )f Richland, which was in the bill,having been rased. The bill was accompanied by a o og us >eiitlon praying its passage, and purporting ;o be signed by a couple of hundred colored nen in Charleston; but the signatures are mlpable forgeries. The names are evidently ictltlons, and are written in pencil, and ap larontly by one hand, with very feeble at empts to disguise the similarity of chlrogra Dh v. Altogether, lt is a curiosity of literature vlch which Disraeli's famous collection could ?uld no comparison. PICKET. TUE OLD WORLD'S MEWS. LONDON-, January 12. The Times'financial article announces that \ combination of telegraphists yesterday igreed to establish a direct cable from Eng and to New York. The steamship Erin, encountering heavy vea her, has returned for coal. The steamer Spain was towed back to Liver )ool, having broken her screw. The smali-pox continues to spread in all Darts of toe British Isles. Cardinal Cullen, In a pastoral letter, permits he use of meat on Friday's for sanitary ?easons, on account of the prevalence of lis?ase. MADRID, January 12. The Papal legation will soon be re-estab Ished here. The name of the future nuncio ias not been announced. PATHS, January 12. It ls reported that President Thiers has re luested Gambetta to discontinue his public iddreesee in the south of France, and mall ilous rumor Intimates that he made the re ]i i est at the bidding of Bismarck. The committee of the Assembly has report id unanimously in favor of repealing the. law sequestrating the estates oi the Orleans Princes. France will pay the fourth half million of the German war indemnity two weeks hence. BUTTI TN TROUBLE. PoET-A?-PaiNCE, January 3, VIA HAVANA. A PruBoian man-of-war has arrived at ibid port, and her officers demand a set He me nt qt thc German losses occasioned during the r?vo? lution. A French man-of-war has aleo arrived and demands a settlement of the French debt. The affairs of the country are in a critical con? dition, and the ministry have resigned.. The United States frigate Congress ls expected here. BALTIMORE MD THE SOUTH OPERATIONS OJ? THE RAILROAD STRATEGISTS. The So-Called P?nn?yIvan! a Company -Who ?'aid What They Are-Thc Et." tent of Their Power- What Vimy ht Exp cc ted by Baltimore and the ?oath. . The Ballimore Gazette bas given the follow- . lng extended, though not very definite, de? scription of the reported operation?, of Balti? more capitalis ta In Southern rall roads: ' ' We have from Lime to time alluded to the purchase or lease of Southern roads by par? ties In close conneciion with the Pennsylvania. Centr?t ..Foe . a time it was believed that these operations were being 'made for the benefit of that road. Borne months ago we discovered that thia organization,and? wallflr this Southern ooaaouaaiion was, beingjffecfr: ed, was an independent one, and- we hara heretofore been reattained by prudential mo? Uves from speaking on the .subject. Now that the system bas attained, proportions which make further secrecy unnecessary, we give to the public details which wm be of'un? usual Interest. ' ? Some, four years ago the great body of the Southern railroads belog still id a .more or less dilapidated condition from thw wear sod' tear or an exhausting war, tbefr. 8tock4.aad' mortgage bonds being In a very depressed, condition, their means and credit being trm-; ited, and their co-operative "organization not only Incomplete, but checked ?by the an tag-* onlam of special lntereaLs and narrow views, a movement was Inaugurated by Mr. W..T. Walters, of this city, which he believed would not only yield a large profit to hlmadC and har associates on money invested,, bot benefit, the City of Baltimore by adding greatly to Its" trade, lt seemed, Indeed, ?vident that a' compact organization of the great lines of Southern Intercommunication, under a system controlled by one bead, kept ra full working order, thoroughly equipped, with reg ular and, speedy pas enger and freight trains running at the lowest paying figures, must necessarily Improve tbe conditio* of the who!? Southerm country, and lead consequently to the develop - mentof this, Its natural and most Important' THavrket. -.j *. Mr. Walters has been joined IQ thia enter-, prise by. our fellow-townsmen, Messrs.'Alex. ' Brown A Sons, G?n?ral O'Donnell and Mesara. * Thomas 0. Jenkins; Horace. Abbott, Thoraasr Kensett, George Bartlett and B. F. Newcomer:* Messrs. M. BT. Jesup A Co., D. Willis James and! Roosevelt A Son, of New York; Drexel A Co.,. P. 1*8. Sm ill and Whitney A. Sow, of. Pennsylvania, and Daniel James of Liverpool, are also associated with- IC : 0 var se ven ? tali-. Bon dollars-have already been, expended ;in. actual cash out'ay, and up to th? present lime, by purchase of stock, a controlling majority i in a nu mb er of mc st important Unes ol rai tread, comprising In ail one thousand four hundred. and twenty-five miles, has been secured. Be? sides this, control haa been obtained* under, lease of three hundred and sixty-ihree mile?, additional. These combinations already com? prise complete Unes'from' Richmond, via Dan-; ville and Charlotte to Atlanta; Richmond, via Weldon and Wilmington to Charleston and Augusta; and from Atlanta, vlaSaoxvtile to Bristol, from which a connection will. In. all probability, be made with Danville by General Flournoy's road, which Will be constructed. " k Additional roads have been built, and all are, or are being? put, In Ifirst-class working order and thoroughly equipped.- .. , - ?. v It will thus be seen that til!? new. company* now controla both the main Unes s?lita frot? .. Richmond, the North Car eli na roads,-tb* chief roads of South Carolina, two main roads In Georgia, and the Important linee of Ten? nessee, These combined Southern lines will have direct communication nora of Rich? mond with Washington, Ballimore, Philadel? phia and New Tork, both through the pres? ent lines and by others to be baut In friendly. alliance with the new organization. The programme will be comble te within two years, when facilities, for freight traffic and passenger communication will be afforded the. entire south that will not only be simply un? rivalled. bat cannot be provided by any oom- ? peting Interest at less than donble the outlay of this company, as control of these roads have T been obtained at an average cost of about fifty ' - cents in the dollar on the"oritfnal cost In' times of gold currency and cheap labor.' 'Bal? timore will have complete communication - with the whole South by lines of railroads two hundred miles nearer tuan New York. Atlanta will be placed In direct communication with this city by a route one hundred miles shorter tban any existing one, and passenger trains, will traverse the entire dl?t?uce'.alx bundrei 1 and fifty miles, in less than twenty-four honra; - upon the final completion of.ihe Charlotte and t Atlanta link, to be., finished within eight months. It follows, aa a matter, of course, that '. the enterprise of thia new organization cannot' stop here. "From Chattanooga and Atlanta lt it is but a rallroid step to New OriQraa and - Mobile. Tbe great benefit to b-t derived by the South ' from a thorough organization of a complete system of nada under one management, fully: equipped, and free from the annoyances of local Interference, must be apparent to every., one. Such a Bys te m mast tend to-develop 1m- - mensely tbose great home latereeu,; agricul? ture and manufactures, noon which the very vitality, indeed we may almost say existence,.. of the South now depends. To Baltimore' the advantages of economical transportation' and-' cheap travel must be very great. We shall thus be thrown into more Intimate business and personal communication with those' with' whom we are allied by common sympathy, and with whom, we have always contended, : our moat important commercial interests are . inseparably united. There ls no risk in pre? dicting that, in the staple article of ?otton< alone, the receipts in thia oj ty for the first year, after the final completion of communication" with the leading business centrea>of the South, ' will be lu oreas ed fully three hundred thousand bales. There will not. only be a vast Increase' of recelpis from the Sooth, but there must ne? cessarily be an'enormous edition to Ihe sup? plies shipped to the South. Baltimore will not only become a large exporting mart, bot its foreign importations must of necessity growwery largely. For prudential reasons we forbear for.thg present giving further facts in regard to the " negotiations now in progr?s?, which will add Sreatly to the magnitude of this enterprise, re will only add that the organization which controls thene operations ls in no way con? nected with the Pennsylvania Central. It fa1 necessarily r. most dangerous competitor for the Baltimore and Ohio Road, ita prime movers having bad the sagacity and the tact to obtain quietly most Important leadlng.com- . niunicatlons. from Which our State Road ls now absolutely cut off. .Baltimore is at least; to be congratulated upon the fact that, no matter what else may be said of It, lt has' grown great enough to sustain more than two considerable railroad enterprises. THE WAR IN CUBA. HAVANA, January 2. - The Cuban General Manuel Agramonte with, eighty-armed men and officers, belonging to distinguished fannies, surrende a at Jumaguaya yesterday, and arrived at Puerto Principe to? day. The balance of Agramonte's band are. dispersed about the country preparing to sur? render. Agr?mente reporta that the insuit-, gent bands remaining near Puerto Principe are preparing to go into the eastern depart? ments. The insurgent Colonel Emilie Espinosa, who was captured lately, has been executed at Santa Splrltas. A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. [From the Marion Orescent.] We learn that Mr. Delonius Bigelow has been missiBg for about three weeks. It appears that Mr. Bigelow left home on the other sida of the river and came to the town on sale day of December.' From this place he weat in Britto n's Neck country, and when Maa* heard of was making bis way to his mother-in law's, a Mrs. McLeuan. One man ls~sa!d to have aeen him, Intoxicated, going Into a large bay in that direction. As lt ls said lie had re? ceived a considerable sum cf money while la Marion, lt la feared that he had been murdered on that account. He was add i cted to drinking, but usually exhibited the cape city to take cate ot himself when in his worst condition;; By requestor his wife, who bas been hunting for him for weeks, a party of gentlemen were to meet at White Marah on Monday last to search tor him. We have not heard up to this time of any discoveries haviog been mada. If Mr. Bigelow has been foully deaftwltb, np pains should be spared to fe ixe t out the crimi? na].