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'flic V/u; :a The war hi Tvirn^o has bwoaie a subject of anxious interest. It has already had disas trous effects upon many pur-nits, even in this country, nud its termination is looked to with a solicitude nut to have been ejected of a people so distant from the scene of fVct.? It is hoped, upon the occurrence of t:: i dvsira ble event, that trade will revive, me.vc beCome active, and that our stn;>ln products, catching the spirit of improvement. will ring to the elevation they have h. id f r -natal - years past. As a step t<? this iv-ul\ it i; en sidered necessary that thme -hull i?e a coalition of all the other I'owcisof ibir<?pe ngain.-t i.r: Russia, and so urgent i< the hope of sir-It a r coalition, that we realize tiie fact in -pile of failure to occur, and are almost r. ?dv to enter into the controversy, and p;?vii.it:.t , if possible, that desirable event. With every sym p.aty for the fueling that induces such anticipations, we are cir*: rain-".' to believe that they will prove illusory. W -be lieve, in the first place, that the iuumdi:e> results of a return of pe.r-c, nil' i:ot 1? we anticipate. A reaction mn-: altem.avlv come, but we fear it will be slow and d Scaled ot many ot tne energies rial n ouwanis as - the commencement of the wnr. I'm-n I opening of the war, there was a \v . t ?.i" c??nJ. fidence which ?ic?*nsi<i!i withdrawal .f large amounts of cap'; ! (V an the produ iiw intercity in England ; lar^- : { . of < :>; i. tal were also withdrawn i . : :!: a' ; * -v of the contest; drafts the productive l ihoar of ;'i.-( . ! ?' organization ami mai hi. < . % ! ; .?i.i is;!. I. culean labors of that King ..i have he-.- 1 r ried on, have bcosi directed . . distai i?-d.~ Upon the return of jv *. o v.a !?, hmm of confidence, and a returning tendency to ieinvestments; 1 ml we fear the pnw. .? will l?>* i'^slow, and that it will ho lung before the returning energies of life and progress will act UDon the trades anu business of oar country. There will doubtless bo :i temporary c\!dieration from the stimulants of i:??j?.? and }?i but it will be traildtory , ami it we:e as \\; ii, ?v. perhaps, to contemplate at on v I lie i.ccevd'y ??.; of a patient wailing lor the rot urn ami e-tdj"v ; lisbmeut of a found and |?:?>?o. -n > condition ; of advancement. Wo think that there is also illusion in the "iliope that a sp.-edy peace can conie !'; .n a coalition of the other powers of Europe agains: Russia. , Our belief, from the first, has been that Russia is impregnable. SI r progress o may be arrested by the :?h% sioal >tioi gtii w liieb other powers of Europe may throw a:nun ! J- her path, but in iicr drear- regions of (lerr.a! ' winter she is invincible ; contracting to tin* i-y centre of that great empire, tin? pulses of life will still beat while her enemies will die arm:: d V _ her. Unlike the other powers of Europe, uu sia is not assailable tlirong!: ; ?y i .-tuctures of a political system, t" i"'; Hugh: cho is nnf nnwei li'S.4 tt 1;-n tin- i " minimis ce:. to grant supplies o: li!;?' Franco, without an Emperor the instant the reigni-nr 1.1 n.aivl: ceases to control the sen!'men! of !.h ; "ji!o ; but unique ami single, !. : s to su i t a f contest is co-exteiioive with her powers i. ~th physical endurance. Against such an < n.phv there is the po3<ii>i!itv of victory upon t!i- outskirts, but with proc!i\itic> down upon the Jiospno.-us natural to her po-itioti, ami whim:;! a natural necessity up*-is the put of i\ .nee and England to r.irest them, he ?:?a\ i?- ' .: n I back within her borders. but !..* ( '? ! ! measurably unequal. v.- I ... j f ' land the contest must cc..?v soon a^ it incomes unpopular. With I'i; a.ay :i >t cease but with the vital action oi teat einp'rc ; between the eiidurauoe wlsieh in iy in. pr .lif..ble and that which may be possible to a people Struggling in defence of their s< ii. the differ ence is vast, and Russia may sustain more d.? .feats about the Crimea t'. n ;!i a!'.. .1 powers ' >'can find the endurance to ij.ll-'el n i: . a I yet roll on tot!;.- li.nl achieve n . ;. of is-.: tpurposes. A peace is Impel. s% limn tore, nom a caution of the powers of Europe against !Jus-ia. . Every accession to tlie stiiugth i.f sue!; a en^ alilioii but protracts iho t niitiovcrsv, uiui savV ing, eighteen iij.ui:lis ago tli.-t? a j-c t v . ,ii Olily come from :t change >! in:t-i t-\ I .1 land, and a vacaion of ;li throne o! : 'r ; ce, we still adhere to t: l?. i: -f, :.nd c-ui.-i ler nothing fortunate which h;ts no tendency to hasten these results. We urjeti ihe cm* ioi, tion then, tiiat tii v.;.! . . t ijni by lincause of humanity, or m ces-ic. to Jinpeople of Engiitti.l and i 1 tuci-; that : < opposed by the st i,:i -i -;.l it v.oul ,!) (._ by the interests <?f the g ! i* of f i. . .a. . |>IC yji IM;iu *.14..N. J . hope of triumph tin -c Lir. -s mutely load the soulim- a:.- of ! <i.'i r tics in opposition 1<? 11 :? in 'a-uro. i ::i. cotmceliors of i;>"!t com:',riv* \v??I;! i ! forfeit official existence uj ?:i that Those results arc not lc>-> piw?]?:;!?!*. i:>?\v titan they were then ; and though the avcesdon of t Austria to the alii cue may postpone !':? fear ful consummation, we believe that even lint will he insufficient to prevent it, and tli.it sjwcolations upon t!ie future of Europs; are unsafe when not made it: view of < : !: event*. . Of* the aecessi :i of Am-'m.i t.? tl:i- aili.-.iieo, however, mo have little fear, or little !: ?y ? She has felt the power of lio-s'i, .vol must have a salutary dread of its rc mrreuce in a hostile f-?rin. The contest would be \it.il t, her, hut not so to England and Fame. v may withdraw l>y a sacrifice ?.f their < . ;!?< !.Jors, and the people of those countries remm to a condition of amity wiili Russia, En let I so with An-lria. She will -tand i:i track of A RiisHan aggression, and provoking Iter anger. |A must l>e forever Jit. her many 'file remove 1 j'j of the Emperor of Austria or of his Ministry, ? will not remove the people of that Empire I ' from proximity to this tcnrtul adversary It will not remove the discordant elements com. j pressed within the bo?.?m < } Empire, and / we are well assures i' :i are no hopes:) Allies arc able to afford, -uliieimit to j is'i.'y a disregard of the impending d e ger jrm i:;. , power of Russia. That Austria wul tempoii-e nd r: .! t! most of her fHisii.i</n i.> certain, on' v. " idon n ncutnd po.dridn onl; win u > , , ) shall become impossible.- Char. Crnal r !. |k ... Tin: ,No?.tii?astekn Kailkoao.? \> o .i.v B^rouch j !?,us?*d to !. an? !' ?<?i, : in r< :r.11>" i W??: ' 1 ii. l.,i. . ,f in. . - 1 .. - ....... t! .. I i > i .. . \ 'i ... )?L til' , io.'f'O . i. ( ?' ** ' ' ' ">[/ ' 1'.41? fllici IC lirtiii ?: ' ' ' conirn. iJC. . ^ "with a dv(cr?ij>i;iti<-i) lo|#u-ii il on to toinplutioii ; without further delay.? Cl'irkslon Courier. fry . ' / , T A ilis:?;ili;h lVoi\?>\ya^iiiri<;tt>n, dated tlie Slh j p instant, says: i n Neither House of Congress is in session (:? f ilny, hoth'fiaving adjourned over until Tnes- t day. j v Wo have a hcati-il'iil (lay a:;;i 111. street* ! I art* il'-iongeii ?viJ!i poilestiiiiis. a i'ln> iVe-'dent's |i'.s!i'-r <>f :n ilia'.ion to t!i" ' r ; powers of Knmi.e has taken many !?y sur n n:i?e. X?" e Inst lite iiairmau of the Coin- j ' initti-e msi !'i !. i_"i liilatiim? was aware that n ' such jn-ofi'tw !i;*iI heen made. j r lie Oil! Soldiers mustered ahoi:'. 1;>"0, ami , i were i 'coi ! i In ilsrt Washiuiitn!) Ditiaii-'ii to > the JVoi.l. l.lV 1!o:im*. A sj eeeh was d-llVCIcd 1?V t M?* IVeMdelit ??t" the v 'i!v in, winch was it : oiiih d to !;v j the !Ve- ah < ! the United Slates. 'i Ley Isold a mnwittiuu this evening at i 0 el well. i'Vnr.liaiiaix from the Six Nations were in ' ilie prwe.-Sinii, iii war on-Mrne, who attracted 1 !! < ! :1 ft;:' i :i : also. (t. \\ . j\ - i I'HisIm:. S|iu>|{j>; \ a'l iu ii-i1- , i:n-r, * 1i * .-!- ("oti.iw ;ili ( Morals, , 1 ! I wpsv jav-o:.!. I'rfS. Iilt-l ti.i' CifliWMti'HI ! to tliv.* IV-siui'iH, who a srj?t*? eh. ( Tll.'Ciii l' nt t!iv i";i\ :!i s a.-i> > :<:!< lor ;!;< !; It a-. > I?!si,r.< nl I ho ; :.i!i ! Stairs .v:sil;0 s:\Ssi.Ml, llM'V j-.l-cill iY*':>!ll. t I'mo;1 ?*s? in mako ji;ovi-ii>iis for V \ > Ill'IjHil li.-:; j;I I.-iiIKTm iil i i i ' ; ,i: I i of the law to r.v a: ! r:..r.'. v'l ?i| t!." war <.tf ,i was pa ! f ? Mr. i ?i c; i i (1 for Li ? i-i : I Jr. r 'salt. Iv.l'oipc-- v.. ;v (i i.i.-.'tl i.jf :i .\! Waiiison. Clav, Frtwii ii'- an! < Tho Ci>!!i;-irt 0.1 fi til'- .National !?** \v;:< a! in ti: *?t. an*.! a vv.: ; ; Oil to Iiiosisnrali/O t ".I!:.;: - on li: ,-v . ' ! . . ; A ?An :;u:i!-iiio s,: in# oivanvil in I iiii:n!f-0:1 ">? o '. i- c!;;y. jil the i *??!sImlii.i .Mi;. :n runs n'UMico ol .- !i:t hnu.'ig ^ , Iktii iiU'ivsi a-jaiiiif Aiii-Iii iKinl-i)!!, tin* ; "i'nt \\MinaM * ;.t !:;? i; t.;::iv of tin; " Swiss War'nicr," win* < t! !i?t siitnkr. i in.* .Vflh Ai.iCiirt.n dt" *i !sti:*sti.tv save 'Mr. SlroiJiU ?l. (If j.iih \VC!:i !!;' I t.i..' loli-nr-ia .uiisfHTsi, to vxiva'i' !;;? :r a 1 was th.-sv ui.-i i.'V Iut c-'ititM'!. IAj Will (!. Morris, M- who, in !< ; \ l > what arran^i*usi'i.l was t" iii' in;!:!'', !:fl, ; Ex? ct.ti' \onr " writ.' Mr. \\ ho took a rorvov ail :ithe ' jjiiuiL"." '"I I*:; a! i< in. aial I'nialiy vi.rv <rn!iaiil- j lv to!d ilady l:is vnai.il. She wry ilviilur i ntelv r?'|>ii 'il, ' \ ory well ? I am m adv to <r..? t.i'cc- i:''.1 I io:v was a fix. (Jerri;.*ackuo'.vl- i< ! ' ! i crii'iiiTi'ii ; said In' would |i<.s|. !::! iid# |'.i-t two n I'lufl;.? i'livi. . !. #i.i oiil'l :??.t ars'ost carry s?j?*Si .a j.iii*. A'. ! :!. '',iu k .' iiroiii' \I!vis ; ! i:#:;; - . h j: - M* s'nr.r .wi'iry-five n:<*n. i'i i M Mi.' wa.oou. marched s- #K ni::;v :? # #!.Ilii-t. aii.l wis tiii'M# . ' ii.'i ' -a". ii'in'.y :t!S ! answer i y t?i * !:i ! ; , * i . \ I i' :n? \v:i : v; r Alien v. - !i ii.il i.iin-ii!:' Itr.j;r "'i I:? ?r.' than ' one ii .; .!. %! . :i?i 'I. v :.v ; \. i: n.< { | 1 liv this CI II i'ltiiil.illull. 4 l:. I-;o Mr.1 1 ;; : lit):n 1 <!c'il Ii.t: :!;. <!. 11? surveyed the ?-i ^-i' j htili'iivd > i" fnaale hmil.Hii'iV I: tI . 1 ry ii: ' an ! iiaailv rt :'ii?e:_r ' : 1 1 till' >; A \ Ik' ! :: ! !:ui tua.?!:i:s<-fV .vcl ' ;i \wr el; I Xi'il.e llse :'m ! i \v ' !IC Vi liii). . <li!Oii till.' a'Test lii; 11 > i i. i v. whea he i-? leii.n i t" lor,-e eiiwn'jh I <-:i i V her ;;:! ! !: !* lilt sister inf e i*. .! v. i r.:? ' a!u:i?f with, !l isf.'cssat \ ~ 'I 'i'str: vIv.'.M) Ti;\Tic: very e.\'i n-ive i;!''iv;;.c i;i ii<o el'itiiiiiio as a I'eriiii/.-r <-f the e::;ii jj-t - r :i r.| tin.' Iivel.- i i i' '. ? heeonM* ' 0\C. (iiliijiv inn citasit. "J ! < . ' . : ? ! Vessel# i .ll'Vi-tl ;.! (he ! ??rt } i i ii!'e Ice Vei: iti with was ii:i-ot!y Kiins <' the ?,! iar.s, As trniit^ lie liviirh' paid 1 to : hii.-c iVo:!i Ivn t ? ! !. ail iiur of i I'm i^!it mnm-y :rt..;:iiiN |.? * Ki'T;j.j u i. Ir v :ii:;e of = i*? imjjorlf I > i*.? i. :ii ?3-V0 p-r ? i : ! . ' I Ifj't s at jior J'li ' * i.s nv v . i i ;S\is:if Ssi? v:.i i <?I ?i ? 1 irinri i ::r -I'l ! i !' ;! .i??s? 11: J :i-1 '.. ] | li *:ti'l V i" ?1:tuii inn ?<:( . hv'l t':* :i-:;mI !? I ' It i to i? - i'i.* ! tii.it T! i.s : !> ? < i;:i ':-?? Ii !;:* ? i - :!" ami :: ir.fi ' it i< ? (!.:.{ J < ? ; ? (I fjija ti? i? : :t ! tit-' ??!*; : ! .... \t ;!>! ' ! 1 >r ;y ; :! : . it ?.*. I t ; very it.rj; \ i.i'iiif ?* -:-? I ' ; i : .nil! -!?)/':! ) '-lit it tit r i' ; ! ? '.i*. . If Mfiik'-i lit rii. .nr ; -.il t!,(-:-t i- -!i wis!* sj.a-ii 1 > ! : : . tilt .-.i aU\ .!. : L Imi is. ' eontiljlie as lici'lv ri'.: is under* tteod 1 rit !'e->v v.'-m is !i ,vo li en ? ? :*. >! _ to |>iori'i!v! to the i -!;x:.4! - within t!:" j.i tlut-s? . Hio:it!:;s. We s::' joi:i t!?. :i;< 11 forth.* } .: ; "l vc;;r arid f >r s v. r.-il v its iii< : f:ll /I if !>,> 1- i *.-!" I v-?-i: i. TS.i' i? : Mr.vim::. ti.tii 1 ; Al'?is*::'?, tVi7 ; '! ,i j ton?. I I'I in,,'1st of I\i'i:r,.ii( (i hi i i:,/i Ijd for Si.? )" tr<.? IS *;), '2.1' y) I.!Ol. J!,- j 800; J s."> i, 2">,0iM); -rI ??:}, :i i,- j I Tyi; 1 ( . i Tiii: CiitKi-' (Jk.wx Pour ok tiib W ottt.n.? ( 't in' Pros ..r 1 in* i i'ii i11?!;:11' ?:;vs th;it ;t tl:oion??!: iiivo.-tign'ioii establishes tin- , r.!lI rouiacV of !iics;o> a* :i "rain port over ?!l j o!hers ports of ||it? v/iir! I. Aci'oriiiii*; t<? its . Ciiicoiatii'ti tin* ?jr;iin exports of ('iiicatp) ex(' ! ?<. oj ^e\v 'lo'li I v !."Jin:.Iii:>iir!s, | those ot 8t. Louis Iiy morr t liau two hundred aiirl fifty percent those of Miiltvaukec nearly j four hundred per cent. Tnrniio to tin* ?pvat ] oratutii - oi' lOurojie, (,'liiea'ro nearly dni'do | > '. 1' -!i!i:?ii, ami exceeds (?a!at/. and i!> v o !t>r?,7*J7 bushels.? ,\af. Jitfif. , .... j y Ai.Lt;;;: patten:* t\ Tin: CtttMltA.? Aeeoidiii^f v (<>. ea:.o..tit'iit of ti:e London T itles, the ji " - toiivs hindoo bv the sillies :it ()h! Kort :.m ine Criui'-a, on (!:o 1 !lli ?>f September a- , oni?:. t ! t i <57.000 men sinee which lime, up to |, ?;! ; i ?!: :<! i of November, reinforcement ?ilived ji;t the (N illicit making the total force 114/110 s men. I'Yom this must be deducted the loss J in I stile, in the trenches, by Mt*kiies<, &c., s leaving on the 13th ?"?f November an >! 04"! 1." men. .Since the 1 ' -i men have I slim >ed for " . . : .. Itil:.;.- i :t--v : .s.-:J..!i s:?i! ?: - < :.'?u 1 ?JI i, at-: .. ; ,,t. ' J !;(_ it i* ' jnrgaU' (vU>*iiill r??rc?' <?j'p<'SU<i io lllis a IT,IV | amounts to aljout 11:2,000 men. ' < i A? Railroad in Mexico. ? A highly iin lortanl enterprise is about to lie undertaken n Mexico. A gentleman has obtained authoiilv roin the Government to construct a railroad lirnugh (lie heart of (lie Republic. The route rid einbraee a strip of' country something ike 700 miles in length, ami ut'O in breadth, ,nd will pn*s through a legion unrivalled lor ciiiM - s :I. mii era! ivsnurces and salubrity it' climate. it will commence on flip llio iamb; and i< i;ti:i::i't* >u the I'aeilie ocean, at :iy suitable |>?>i:?: between tin.' mouth id the iver Cnliarm.i ami t he j>i nviu e ol Shine a oil he ni'i tSi, and llie ?it ??i" Manzanil! i in ;!ie invoice n! ("t'ii'i a on the south. Sui t;; |;s;\('oMMKUCI \l. ('oNVItXTlON*?New I leans, Jan. !Vjf),--The Southern (.'unveilimi re assembled t" day, ami |u>ritt;iii?*iji!y ortanized by electing (!rn. I.aiuar, of Texas, 'resident, with two \ ice i'lesidents from each j Slate. Ten Slates were represented by 1 *21 lolcif.ites; ti.'j of wliom were from Luiii-ianna. Several resolutions were offered f ir lint im. rov? incut of (iniveslmi bar ami harbor, am! in- establishment of a Marine Hospital there. .\T:w Oiti.K.ws. Jan. II.?The convention U-.lav discussed the. Pacific tla'dmad. Albert !'.!;e ojleret! similar resolutions to those advo- j ated by him at Charleston last April. Various resolutions in favor of (iovertisnent ii'l to tiie etinstitieiiiiu ol a railroad across the eninscl i of i'io.idi, and askinu liberal ap r .u: i i!i.uiN from llm States bordetillll on ill.' * I ' * ~ \tlaiitin and (lie (iilil; ill fnvur n| a 1.1:1;. li.i! inoiiilirrstiitii ?f l!ie taiill'; Ifi-am..siding Hi rs t'i Vote ! ?" till.' repeal 1 fall lain - 0:1 i:i ir? ?ti, a in I in fiv.?i of a uavv .ai'i at wore referred. "I'isi* r..ii;vi.ti-'U lin n :nlj??:irut*.i. J.\Nr.\;:v iv!.?^ wriv ?1 inInV and reierre;!, doela: tin1 a< ijiiMlinii nf I'nha iif .'i'rsaiy ! tin' j>ri ! 1 vtinii and seeni'i! y .i Ii: < i-a.-i; ? in^in^ the i 1 liiiu-d*;t! t> ii'h's': o| t. (inures- 111 ii't'iiiiiiiii'iii.ii:^ 'ci ijirtirai [ivaiii-:*. wild i n:' and Spain ! ?r tin- repeal 1 the iaas siippi*.?in;; iii" Slave I rado?and in lavnr nl a railr<-ad IV*tin \>>i|i:!k In tin; t.i-nt::i iif i!:.' !.>?ii'?. Mr. Mai>iiali, nl' .Missi-sippi, made a report il"; i niit'i thai even thinu'd value had its origin in the iti-lilit?i??n 11! slavery, and that il was tin- milv institution nl Divine origin. Several speeches were delivered relative to i!ie iJaci;ia iiaii ik'iad, and the t'oiivoiitioii adjllill iii-d. -J \xt: \stv id.?Tiie {'nnvcnii in this incrniii-; passed u- i'.nti.nis in lavm- of the lhieilic Uail ii'iad ? in laver ol reiuovirui oii.-lruetiolis IV0111 .??.! . >1*111. ? (In* i!ii i!if !i ill ! ?? V! !<<!? .! 1.11! \ IW J *\~l I i * >? ? " "" I. .... , j . , i:i I'.ivor < { Quarantine rejjnlali >n^ i:i Oilcans, Ha I ;:!! i'ii: snliject t<> . !! i'.v Fever?ami in I'ivi;!1 <>| <?ii Saniiern principles. !*".> dill inns l:i\ nrinj: llie rem al < i'; in i. snrv laws. were rcf r:vd. Tin* CoiiWSili'ia ileal ad penile i until I lit* evening v. li.i; the Jiaal a.ljniiruiii i:t will take i iaco. ?: a-Vi!;:t'r: Sdci:::-V. ?'i'iio statu! ii'vti! u !,l ' li<* I' i:iril <>1 .llam^er* was held a l*i:?:s~?!;iv. t.i>* in-'anl at. ! I *2 p. ni. '? ?!;. ii'illiar !li-!i in ilie rijair. a-dsted l>) ;etij. S-.val: .u.d Fiantr- ilall. Nine ! C W M>i\t!e- V.elV ! <-e<?^li!-cc| ?. 11 e ill aeii ?ii't!;e slate- < !' New erk, Smtii ("ai'nli la. t e:i::i * and Indiana. t.vn in .di-snari. .n I f'.:iv i i i letter !V??::: the i'lvtieii and ! *?:i iiiMc ; repents tin* a-suranee tlmi tin*' Jnwri.eiil >!' I i.:!:< e :>tid pcifhit- tile li'ee eirenla iuti i?J tie' ii"iy i-iijaiiie- ti.r..ii*;lioi:t t'nc ii.nti v. am! a>!;< ineien-td aid in the jvumvii inti id' tin? \vnr!c. Je-ltvrs tVi.in iii-.p iJi.ie.ieand i?ev. Mi Od :.!t ai iv- .:n ... mint <1 [lie nrcir. e-s i I the r itjimui; mi in Ci::ii:i, uiiIlt ?<>n iv'V. >1. W. (. i.-nk. i T il"in>!iil:i. Pitin.tiiiiii ' 11 \ II V. lo ??l I in." Illir"?i?!|, 'II if-. I( i|;j? ]() M)0 p< : i < t.|* liu* .\?w 'i'. -lniu-m to he jnvi:irev! i:i i iti i.*5 iI?:?_ !:.-ii. Tin' K- v. i?i. ill; i>i" 'Vsnii. : 1 t! rs :!. - pii.iti*-it iruiii iIns ' ( .i-!'.'. iil-il ?'i JiI i . ! ; !:.til (i| liii" iiiliiv.1 ? (! v s vvt-i' li t'l ! iio (iiisjn'i l.v M;ii! Iic\v. in ii i iSinu :i \ < ! I'i I. - i;: i Ie;ilVil u ilii I'lvneli i I*? r I Ijc ;i-e < !" I hi* links, winch w ;:s v. ?!-. I** 1M;st{* ?:. |iris'.or <i) iiu? 1X1 :i?!firji \ ill ilinj 'ilijx ? \>il;l ill.- l:i \i . :i:: I Iln* |i':i!<rs iu.m !.">ii.li'ii !/! i ?>i ilio m.I'lli. in iw i>rohv this s=- ? i.. N ' i 11* ii i?% - V.vm ins.I- I ! he Trad vt v * ! 11!'* .1!-1 i'ljii-i' n-ia: t'hilivii; :o .\i.. -" 'i: Sfliui'l i1:iii I : in the i'iii . t ...iii ?''. jili.it: A-viisn:; in tin- Stoatr.-i-'s I spiit.l it! In chtltrh I rninicii viii' :! :i::- :il .*-:i:. l/iitiiiii^n; In I!iv* ( li.hlioi-V M l . 'n-i-. l v: ;i ! valine* yrants In i:: liviilaais .1 - u l.:i I.:: V'fi.:- ". i:.e!:tl!i _i Iv.n Vnhmieb of ho ihi'e I'nr the I A Ki!.r,::p uv a it\r.? A nm.-t sin;sii:i: ami ihtil conn-dire tmiii jihtee ;tI the mu-e < f Mr i;. Mnrris. at Kii-hniniiil, \ a. t!. itil I'.Vn '.Uel.S iil.rC. Vi l' leal'll I'ltHll till* \i-l l!:.tl ::ii i ii. i:in!iiluaijo, a tii'^ru woman i: the o!i J?1?i/.'11 11 n| Mr. Morris heard her i.ii.i i*t v, iii the inn'ii next in her and went n In see what occasioned it. She saw as she j ntcred the rnntn, a larjje rat riiniiii:<f nll'l'ioin in- child, v. i.n was !\ ii.--' mi lac il-ir, anil upon 11 | r<!:iI n ihe ililai:!, she fniii.il a liile upon I ' i : i I I i . I.. '! : ,..t i I* rinTiv, wincn meu |?miiii.*i i\. i in- iii'iiih'i bought iHHiiinj; oi' tlie ueeidelit, ;iii< 1 about wo wih lis since was again railed into tile room iv tin* crviisg of her child. L-j ??n "eiting n site sr.v a iarge rat leap from tin1 I?o? 1, and aking up tin- iiitant, wliivii was about seven | uoiitl.s old she found tliat it bad been >evcrelv ! lit'eii on tin- utole of the head. \o attention ; \as paid to the matter, in consequeuee ol the j rilling eliararctei of the wound, and in a few lours afterwards the child died. Dr. Wilson, j i ho had the ease under consideration gives; [ as his opinion that the bite caused death. * !'iN" Monk v."?It is reported sa\s a I'oston 1 if per,'' that a lady in this eilv has spent; dn- i ing the year 1851, at a laeo and embroidery ; -i * i' o.i mm ... ,i i i.. lore, IIIC Slllll *'l auu nu??# ociniu i.i- : it-s li:ivo cacli cot ranted liilU nl the dry *joods j tores waning from $f>,0')0 to 0,000 cacli." The (' :/'man eti<tuin ??l l; iv.i;;; inii-ie 11<| a i1.i midnight air lr?>iii 'in ! .il (*! u>? !i< a 'In* '.?M i.i: lit n| la' \t*i. was o'.m'iaimI ji, ' vidoio nn llic i >t. idi., Iiv n |?;u'lv nl criitalii.ilis, wim HMrlidcd liii* Mi cjdc <>l" Ki'V. >, t tail's ( inn cii. and nxccntod Jri'fn tin* lull > .n.-ii?iii melodies . ({'projiiialt' to llic solcimi ( jccasion. I . .. Cijc (taniiifn IHeflili) jflurnfli.; Tuesday, January 10, 3 THO. J. WARREN, Editor. ] Wanted at this Ofuce, j A JOURNEYMAN" IMUSTKR. One who understands .I??l> ami Press Work will receive a permanent ' r-itiintioii Iiy applying immediately. Election cf ShcrifT. Our friends will hear in mind that Monday next is the day lor the election of alter ill', and the polls will , he open for otic day only. ; Left Out. Several matters prepared for to day's paper have i hcen necessarily omitted We shall l.iako our respects 1 to several of our new contemporaries in our next. Grand Division cf S. C. On the 2oth inst.. the 0 rami Division Sons of Temperance of this State will convene in Camden. Wc hope their session may he a pleasant and profitable one. The Charleston Mercury Made its appearance with the Xo;v Year in a new ?rc.:-\ UUU WU g l ve I ua smww II mi mil' .1 I'lVii.-juiw. Congressional Favors. "Wo are under renewed obligations to our Senators, .ledges ihitlcr ami Krans, to our immediate representation <V. W. W. JJoyee. and in lion. 1'. S. Urooks.a'..-o to Senator Douglas for recent Congressional favors, i'iie Knew Nothings. Until recently we lane known but little of tins new seeret ci>:nbinalion. and even now we are a know no- | '/.//e;. ami our limited inlbrmaliou is derived exclusively liven tin.- published declarations purporting to be ili ir principles. which ?jiir exchanges have copied in.in liic:r organ, pnldisi.ed a'. Washington under the tit lent the .1 ;</'/(' >/? O :/!>. i; The f.r.-t artie'o of their published erect 1 reads thus: Wo shall aiivoeatc a repeal of the laws of natural:/.ati"!i. or if that cannot ho accomplished, then sneli a aiodiiieation of those laws.as wiil prevent future immigrants from bee.lining citizens short of a residence of twenty one years alter taking lite oath of allegiance to the United Stales, and of abjuration of ail other pow ''..J .fill I.I!! J i Tito policy 1)1' this article is, to say the least of it, iloiihtlitl, ami its wisihtn ox oetlin^ly <iucsli?<iiaMo. A J very i:tij orlaut ami litmiameiilal principle of our jrnvprnnient i;n<t bechanyeil before this eonM lie olVvct? <I. ?S*'- ill. We .-liali atlv'ioat.'tli? ( as-affo <?f a siriisLr> nt law by < 'iiiijri'f to prevent the immigration hitle r of Ibivi^tiois. v. h<? are eillier paupers or criminals. ami to semi back to th countries Irani wliiel: they eonie all sm.-li Ion iyia is oi' these classes as may. in violation ol'sneh inv. hereafter reaelt onrports; an I to require the I'rcshlotil of the I"11itI States to ilotitaml from any oovernimiit. which may semi lnther i sec!' e!asses ofps sT.j.-ot--. immc'liatc ami ample satistaction lor saeii ontraae, ami ti proper indemnity . 1 against (lie fejhjtiiion titer, of. Tliis seems t:a>ro tolerable. atal there is some use in the propositi..:!. The so re-.nl'iniiiiiyr nits. p ittrin^ , into tie- ei nntry, o| :.l!eotnlili.'tis, ei.ara.-lers. ami kind", : calls for some ail h'innal security. by which mtriiisiiit lions may be pre- awed. ami mir Pehls iitain'.nim !. I Wo < :::! lint we ayree with !!:<' sentiment of liti* article. in it* proper |*!a**e nr^ro its : claims. Th "i. Wo shall rjijuiw the lection or iiioiil of any f?>r.*?.jrit I i.ni fitiz. n in any ul'iiv of titisl honor or o!i!(>!ii!;i"ir. ti!i<!< r too l*V forsil or State overnluot.K or lie* emu! lyimnt 01 c-uli--:i:iot:r ot' s::.*h {> rsons in tli*.- ar:..y or m.vy in lint < !' wait iiiniii'amiiitr. a- v.-1 ii . ill ojaiiion '.ha: tlio mil i vc-oorn citi;:'.'::s of 11:?- Knit' 1 Slat- s Invi* a riuiit to *_ov? rn tli<* laiai of lin-ir oinii: ami tiiai all iaitfotT.ntt - from a'co -1 !.oi-M i lie* i-oiiti iit with I In* "in-iynifiit of life. iiln*rly :i:i ! nroj.i rtv ni.<!? !* oar ii.s'iSiiilioii.*. without soi kit:*.' to jnr I! ;j?a* * in it. ci...cl!ot:, r.'lii.ini-tratioii, ot* exoenti ai 1 of of. i* laws. , W.* pro not y. t iTPj- ir 1 to swallow tins iloso, ami . l?*!ieve tint s*;eh prlisvinKs nrc npn-.niant to trite i*r]fi'"'ioaiiisni. .*::; ! out c*f nlao-.* entirely in tli *.* .' I'ni* i...1 Sial"s. Tiio-'? i: tea* ?:i it: all taint;*, ami to n.l.o.t ' -uc-'i a ;>ro;-. >siti >n v,*o*ii! 1? to (! *:iriv<* nnr-v!ve-\ in ma-ay I;..-.l.:tn.*e.?*. of ihe oe-i service of the I-.. .--: aie? ia ' till* l.llul. | Wo slia'il ndvnfatO ami 11 ill'' adoption , ofsm-ii :i.i namm!' ! <r:n of oatli ' ? sntiiinrt tin- foil<>!' I'll* i'niti'i Slate-. ami to lie admini-l !"? I !> all persons eloet. il iirnjijioinSi <i In any oilier of trust, honor. aial eiiiolnim n!. wider l!.e ! ' !?*i al or Mate m'V- . . .1 ,.::i nr. e. natty o.ceinoe irnin swli oll'avs :;11 jn rs-.ns \v!io shall not lir? t*iIrani] ?*xj?!it,i! 1 v* roencj- ' iiixi' lilt- oliHgat: HIS ami lriii<tili? force oft :e t'nii-tilnlinn of i!io 1Ti:if <! Stales. paramnnnt in all ohlL.itioiiv of adhesion or nl'iviawv in any ! ?rvijr:i prinen, | power |>'?!r?i?t.i ,r authority whatever. under any ! am', all eironnistanecS. | All r'ylit ami prop":-. wo cm in\v in olij.-efmn to i this, for in out* j'ldtrnirui ii wnnM only l.e enforohio .vim! oar o -II:1 ;? ?1 i j-:i: ennuis imply, ami ewry ! ymil eitiz is o::-!:i in 1 o at least wiiliny ' ? '1 > I!::s. i Fifth. Wo sliail maintain t!:" doctrine i lint no one 1.1 tlie Stales of I his I'nioii has the li^lit lo admit lo liio enjoyment ol Iro.. Miilra^1.. any person'if liiriii. who lias n il Imeti first ma le a citizen of the riiilvd States,aeooriliiitf to the "imiforin rule" of na ?.? /.l.v I \iffrr/ttf*! ntiflr?r llm nfnvS. sieii ul tic Constitution. The of tha Stule.s requires :ill of this, :iu 1 no now feature is introduced ujion tlie (ace of this article. i We shall oppo-o, now mi<l hereafter. any , union ofChurch :iml Mate, no matter what class of religionists shail seek to bring about sueli union. We endrso tins with all our heart. We oppo-c all union of church ami State, more particularly tin- union | which lit.' church of Homo would cflect. We eouM | lie volu uitiotis upon this point, but we pass on. If it ' was necessary hero, wo might be induced to become a | /i*/< '''.* /il'i'Jt.:.'J. S r-:uih. We shall vigorously maintain the vested ' * o .... i: .,,..1 . llgllis 01 !IH |n.-rni>iiK, Ii.iuiv <>I iwi-. i-i. | .-hall at nil times, oppose |lie slightest interference with such vested rights. Ki-jhtk. We shall oppose and protest against all abridgement of religious liberty. liuidiug it as a cardinal ma.\iiii. that religious faitii is a question between cadi individual and Ids God, and over which no poli'i- ; cal goveininent. or other human power can rightfully , cxerci-e any supervision or control ai any time, in any , place, or tu any lonn. So say we. In that matter, no man can. or ought to ; be his brother's keeper. Xiiilh. We shall oppose all "higherlaw" doctrines, |1 by which the Constitution is to he set at nought, vio- ; kiicd, or disregarded, whether by politicians, by roligioiiists. or by adherents or followers of either, or by ' any other class of persons. [ 'I'l l..Ofliele snmid.s well on n:\nor. hutwlint will the know nothings do with such men as John I'. Hale, ! : whose lives are the strongest possible evidence of tiic j bad iaitli with which this pledge will be kept. The j Washington Union very correctly remarks: " The I | know-nothing lodges are chiefly acceptable to Halo because they enable him to concoct in secret those ( baleful plans for the overthrow of the Union, to which ( iln> U'st vears ot bis lite, and all the energies of body , ;sti*l mint!, Ii:iv?' been univniiltiiijrly devoted." AW behove 1 lt:it liio know iiotiiiit^r;- li.vv<* * ?im?iliiiit? i com* a Jul lxy.?.ni nil this. \\? siro elouiiy (lie ojiin- , ion ilia! Mic .T'tinii Iris ? ? business whatever t<> join : in ;lie ciilei|'?i/.e. ^A'e ?1<> not eoiuk-imi it simply be- I o;iuso it is of Northern produutiuii. but because wo can , sec nothing good, and much harm thai may result from j i 9 his secret political combination. We have already ailop ! od too many of the prevailing isms and cants, which cj iave hail their origin and lirsl growth in latitudes al- s' ogethcr uncongenial with ours. It is time we were earning wisdom horn past dear bought experience.? t' fiie following scries bring up the rear and closes the | v trticles upon Know Xothingism : Tenth, we shall maintain and defend Ihfl'onstitutiou i i is it stands, the I'nioii as i' exist^and the rights of the j <1 slates without diminution as guaranteed thereby op- j ? >o-ing at all times, and to the extent of curability and i *" ntlueuee. :il! who may assist them, or either of them ! '* .11 ?,?1 u|1Cl!l!|l 11(1 ' J.t':V':n'lt. \\ V Mliiu Iiw ...... niiii. (iii the ground<if liis oppusiiiou to. or hi." support t if Democratic incasuivs. or Whig s11?. :i^11r? s: lint wo (hull oppose those who oppose our doctrines, rsticl susainthose wiio .sustain our doctrines. ! And lastly, ve shall use our utmost oxer- . liens to bniM up an 'American I'nitv," whose maxim ! i shall I.e: * II A iiwrirrii).* .-I, til I rvb- their mm,try? ! \ Tn conclusion \vc must he allowed to put our veto \ t upon this now phase of political huckstering. Not- ; withstanding wc might favor some of their notions in . tiio ahstract. we are distinctly opposed to their 1 system, and have no afiinity or inclination for under ! ground operations, which are c.s secret and dark as midnight without a moon. We think it is lug's time fir the people [ai:?oic some- ' thiii'j, an 1 do something, when it-is proclaimed in the : halls of Congress that the Know Nothings "will take I care of the Juries and f-iietids as well as the Judg. s.'1 j I l:i cur humhie judgment the .South is deeply interested i in this matter, and wo should he exceedingly sorry to lin-l that Know Xnthingisni iiad taken root in our midst TuJiI we think he-tier of it wc must regard tiie as- i sedations ot the Xuow Nothings as exceedingly dantrerous the rights and interests ol the South When ] convinced to the contrary v.e shall make the amende honorable. - , F inal Adjustment. AVc arc much gratified in l?c*inyr ;il>ic to announce !o i our rentiers that the uiail derangement itas llnnlly iieen arranged, aiel tve hope, now and ever alter a linnl ad* jus:ment ami mutual understanding shall continue to e\i<i between the heads of tin- two important departments. There is ton large at! interest it. voiced to a!, low such a state ol things to exi-t. We subjoin the Pdlowing schedule of the mails, which wo litnl in the j Carolim'im: Leave KSnusville daily at a. in. and "> |>. m. I Arrive at Augusta by I |?. m. aud l.V a. tit. i Leave Augusta at <!{ a. in. and <1 p. in. ; Arrive at Kingsvillo by 2 p. tit. and I S a. in. ! Leave Charleston daily at 7 a. m. ami 7 p. m.! ' Arrive at nraiichville by.. I l..'in a. m. ami I2.2(hp. m Leave liranehviile at il a m. and i 0.30 p. in. j Arrive tit Charlie-ton by ?.ISO p. in ami ! a. in. j Leave Kingsvillo daily lit 2.30 p m Arrive at ' I'tiiibia bv t p m. L '.tvc Columbia at 7 a. in. j Arrive ai Kiiarsvil'.e1?y ?.:;n a. in. i Leave Kiinrsvillc at 2.;!n p in. Arrive at ' 'amdon 1-y 5 p. in. ! I.i-avc Camden at 0 a. ni. i Arrive at Kinjrsviiio liv 8..'!0a. m. | ]Ceath cf Fx Gcv. Jchnscn. "Wo icirri! In I'viiii thai tids distiuirui.-fol and enii- ! I n. lit aiaii died at his resid. lev at I.im >ti'lic Springs | out!;'.* ?";?i in-t. fiimriiar Johnson hnd liilcd the i highly Ik? I'trahie pn-iiinns <.(' Circuit Judje. Chancel- ' !<>i. and Jud'.re of the Coin t < ( A| penis of " hive, and t!;?* ('!.ief Magistracy of the Stale. Wo arc gratified l<? learn. as wo do. fir.ni the C'ovj- j Tint's, that I.i- ti-'oful 'i:c was closed with (! <> > suvet eoiisojatioiis of that uli^ion which is a hove all j earthly honor and wraith, ami which :?! ne is a'<!o to sustain the - >'ii i:i the 'ryiiiir liour ?>i dcaih. T-T.1 T \ ~"Trrt TTs"P~r T FT-7 *JV! 7 ,t.j -J ... 1 J. .1-1 ai-Lii J s-i .M ~i u. Hlit.* Wsvl* C.;;!*'*' 5 Nttv." .!:tn. II.?'!"!:?.? I nilrd State? i .Mali Steam Lip ! ; IS *. ( i t. fumes (.hiis-toi-li, j nrri veil at iiiis | nr" iVniii l.ivi'i |fi'i! wit!; ndviecs t<> till Will. lilt. i Tin: JitvK'tt'o'i!. (hn t'iiN* .\i\:<kkt. ? The ; ?a!es '!" ' h.'tt ii. ill'" we-!; ei ? ii-II tin"J'.i'.ii ti!t.. coiuj'.i-e.l it ?>f wlii.-h Sjicciilatnis too!, lid! i. '! lie demand was lair. !.lit rii i t*- w I nvi'f, rl.ii ii 0:1 Fair <|:saiilics.I Fa'i (J.l.-ii.s \va- **[ii II at 1 *i-MM<lliiig ?>. i?*:iti> "i i, Fair v j !.?n<!~ .v;l, ami M milling I Thiols i "> -I'!, jn r iaiiii.il. Tck 1/vi:i:i ?! !, I * i: i: \ !>~: i; i"< ,M\i:Ki:r.? Hour :i!t?l (*?ir ii \vi :? iiiiiili'ii a: |.;wi<a;.s raft's. Tin: Lrv::::j'.n>t. J *::?i v: - j i; n M \:; k i-:t.l)i?rf; ami i .a mI w. re iint'Lai gi'il. i\>: k i:;.il ml-; vahCfil I> jit i v.!. '1 ii:: l"n:m>\ mushy mas: kit.?("imsnhi ? ! -? t! at I'm>in 'Jl I I a J)i S. Aiiii-rK-an so 1 ' mil1-"' \v> iv v< : v a< liw, i'.?,jii,riaily Virginia ji !. !-. Tli.' Ii'il iiiii in l!;.' i)?:ij% el' i'lighta! ii.'l I iac t' ix't! I' I OS,"0tl .-I- I i i !n hk:.:.i?:mmelsicf vwnt. | I* l!u* WiM-k was lamis .\,-j > limit's sja-vli in i tin* Fri ::i-!i ('it nn-nT. uliieli \va? \ y warlike i:i 11?! ? . aiai no im-nliou of anv li??|> ! i. i Mini i 111 * 11 r Ii I ? * :i ?k:r.<r : li .all < ,1 "/CO.. (){)(),!5U() finises, wl.ieli was ?tiy!v voted. , N > eha had i: |il:i<*e in liie atlit'.islc of i ."k 11 siiia in i'rti*-ia. All i11)|1:11 meeting of the lie|?rcsent;l-j lives of I lie l ive i'owi i> liatl heen held at \ Ieinia. Iml ilie recall leu! not transjiired. A Hairs In-fore Seh:;s!o;.n| were Miu-hiingod. The Uns-ian- cull'it m il In make *olti:S, ami ilnee had taken |daee iVosn llie city and one from the liarlmr, 1 lie A;iiu> had received re ( iiiforeeiueiits to ; lie amount o! 18.000 men.? The weather was more favoruMe. ! ? The I'riti-h liiniou enlistment hill !iad he- ^ eome si law. , The Uritish Parliament had adjourned. I I i'uii^rewioiiiil. AVe lay iielorc our readers sill matters which we are J :iblo to glean from our exchanges, which we supine will bo of general interest: 1 Washington, .Tan. J), 1S55. Skxatk.?Messrs. I luiisli.ii and Morton appeared in tlieir sea's to ilav. The old soldi.-rs were admitted to seals on the floor of Lite Senate to day, l?y resolution, L. ... > 7, , " . I ? Senator lootfios only voting against it. Mr. Douglas it i trod need a bill authorizing I lie | fonstruetion of the Northern and Southern ; Pacific Uailroad and Telegraphs, which was! read twice and referred to a special commit- r tee. i lie judiciary out wa< uiscnsseu, ?ui won- n nut any action on ii. Tlie Senate then ad- ri jonrned. ; * House.?Tim House look up the .Military Academy and Invalid pension hills, as amended , >y the Senate, which was referred. Mr. MoDongai attempted to have the. Pa. r jifie Railroad hill made the special order of lie day lor the 16th instant, but was unsuc- tl esiful. A leso'iili.-n was adopted, instructing the: uilitarv comiiii: !i e to inquire into th'3 expo; ? iieiicv ol providing lV?r tin? extension of the it? I oeeiination :.< < to New Mexico and 1 - -1 -------- - ^ ^ I L"tall, for liio Mi|?j?iv-=*ion of Indian hostilities , , lii CominiUee of the Whole, the Pacific',, iiiilioacl Hill was taken up ami discussed ggg??OMaHP?ieacMBBjtBaBMaaiwwwaataaaWBWMB3 Mr. MoDoiigal offered a hill which wis oreretl to he printed, cstalili*hing a line of mail team-hip.? from San Francisco to Shanghai. W I CtltV/OT(?\ loll 1 l\ III I I>1\ Sk.iiiitl A .\_ ay, tin; debate on ltie Judicial Reform Rill ras rt'Mirt.fd. In the House, the Bill amendatory of the .and Graduation Bid was discussed. A long lebate ensued oil Mr. Dawson's amendment, living ajyimfste.'ul of I(50 acres, at M cents >( ! acre,*oit condition of actual settlement, and t was eventually rejected. The substance of iie Senate l?i!l was then also rejected. Rev. Dr. Baker, the well-known Presbyteian minister at the South, has now b; en > reaching neatly Ibity years, during which he n:s been engaged in about three hundred revi- .. , a!s of religion, and has been instrumental in . > ' ' be fitolessed conversion of seven or eight thou- ;. . si uls. nit) 01 which iiumour are ministers -fP: \l a revival meeting which he attended lately^. ie is -aid to have preached four sermons a day " for eight successive days. -' - "'y i Tlse .Moi cy market continues stringent at < Charleston, with no signs of relaxation. ^ MARRIKD?In Chester District, on the 28tli ulta , by Rev. A. J. Cautlien, Mr. William A. Graham, of . > Camden, and Mi-:s Sarah Boxxer, of the former Pistriet. In Columbia. on the 10th instant, hy Rev. A. W. . '. Belaud. I\ P., Mr. Jajiks B. Beard, of Salisbury, Is. C., and Miss Mary Cami'Iikll Bryce, of tI:o former place. Arrivals at the Mansion House, for the week exdixg j ax. 13. .. . J-:. G. ROBIXSOX, PROPRIETOR, t! A Rebb, Charleston I Miss L May, Anson, X C 11 Brace, Liberty Hill | K B Frazier, Sumter JoIiii Brou n " I W King. Munro, X C 1!.) Manning ir. Columbia W B Fletcher, Flat Rock l>r li 11 J Junius', C Spencer, Bishopvillo S Sharer, Kentucky Jus A Carnet " Jas Davis, (.last on X C L J Patterson, larly & J O A Moore, Charleston niece, Liberty Hill X A Morris*, X C J Kilgorc & daughter, Be a* D D Diggs, " ver Creek I, X Arnold. Connecticut J It Dye, Leaver Creek J li Xieltols, Charleston It S Stinson,Russell Placo J \V Keller. ."iutnter \V B Stinson, " Jns Young. I.yiicltwood Dr B S Lucas, Korshyw J J Lucius. Tticlilainl J C McKinney, Sumter Jas M: ss-y. Longstreet T II Lanier Choctaw City, I W Ambrose, Rishnpvillc Miss. K Condiet. Charleston J L Cheeves, East Florida W W Selioolicld, Virginia J E Tillman, Lancaster (J It Miller Flat Itoek 11 S Slielton, Charleston J t.' .McKinney. Mississippi II X" Scarboro. Knoxville TJ llitddison, Aiiron Co, Ua X C P H Young. Florida J M Smith. " R Melhvaitie, Lancaster (I T Wade. Lancaster D Mclta, Kershaw C C Ballard, " F M Beckham, Stateburgh Charles II Small. X York W Massey, Longstreet Hugh M May ?fc lady, An- Col X A Peay &servt Fairson. X 0 field D Meltaa, Anson, X C Win Dixon, Liberty Hill M McDcrmnid " " J L Black, llichland Miss M .Smith " " *| S D Evans, Chesterfield CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. BACHING, peryard, 14 to 1G BALE Kol'K, per pound, 11 to 15 BETTER " 10 to 25 BL KK, " 4 to G BAtMX " 0 J to 12 COl-TEH " 12 to 14 u i ik ' to 15 ("UTToX. " G to 7}Ci?|'X pV-: husliol, 87 to 10 Q FI.< .| cr barrel, 1)00 tol)50 l'Ol)l>KII,... .i>erewt 87*to 100 LA I'M per wiiHifl 12Jto 14 Moi.ASSI'.S..per gallon 30 to 37 OATS pvr bushel, 50 to G2 I'KAS tolOO Sl'i! A II... .per pound, G to 12 SAliT per sack to 2 E^CJ.s.VlTIOA'. Mt.ssrs. W'iilinin-Talbii t and \V. M. Hough ai.tlnuiy.e us l<? withdraw their unities as candidates I'nr tlie .Sheriffalty of this District. ;.tCT W'e ate authorized to announce YTir..I.IAM 1*. i): IIUiJUL, E<<]., as a candidate for Sihciiff of Keisiiaw J)i>tiict at the ensuing e!ec? iioa. * : " are authorized to announce EDWiS MAII.NKSas a candidate lor ShcrifTat t.in? ensuing election. Y * * * r nfl. ? ??-*! ID I* ?*fcn *3* rjj MIK South Carolina Railroad Company having dell dared a Dividend of FOUR DOLLARS and TW'KNTY FIYK UK NTS per SI in re. payable on the loth January 1 and the South "Western Railroad Rank a Dividend of Seventy-five Cents per Share, Ibr the last six months of 1854, the united Dividend >f l'ive Dollars per share, will be paid at the said Rank on and after the above mentioned date. Tin- Dividend on Stock in the Road, having no.corresponding shares in the i ank, will be paid on oud! titer the lath January, 1853, at the Bureau Office of lie Company in John stre,t, and at the Bank of Camloti in Camden. TIIOS. WARING, Auditor. So. Ca Railroad Co. JOHN 0. COCHRAN, Cashier, South Western Railroad Bank. January 16 3 It NOTICE. ~ J "AMDS I. VILi.KI'RiUE made application for License No. 2, quart license, to retail Spirituous Li|iioi ? ill his Store on Broad StreetSecurities?C. Matheson, George Alden. Rceomncnilcl by W. 1). Campbell, Thomas J. Ancruni, and lolin llaile. r!.'?!. ll'PSJ^TVf ntn<lA nnnliontinn fnr T innnflA ... .. ... .y. ?V..OV So. Tavern License to retail Spirituous Liquors at ii< IIousc ou Broinl Street, known as tlie Watcreo louse. Securities?Hubert Wilson anil Ilenry Pate. Rc'oiutiiomleil by J. S. Nettles, P Itobenson, nud W. t. MeKain. Ordered, that the above applications be published ii the Camden Journal. C. II. DAVIS, Town Recorder. Jan. 1 fi. 3 tf. A tendon Caimtcu Light Infantry. \?"OL* are hereby summoned to assemble at Military Hall on Saturday next 20th inst, at 11 o'clock V. M. in full uniform prepared for inspect ion and drill. I3y order of Cupt Ancruin. AV. F. PERRY, .0. S. January, 10 3 It Notice. i^IIOSE indebted to me either by note or account for the" years 1858 and '54 are requested to call nd settle; "as I nm closing up my Business 1 trust the ocessity of tliis call will be perceived and that it will ic promptly met. an. 16?tf. J. A. SCHROCK. .?* 1. 0767 f. ItcrKliaw Lo(lj[c No. 9. rllE following brethren were on Friday night last regularly installed as officers of this Lodge for lie present term. D. It. KENNEDY, N. 6. j: V,\ B. CAMPBELL, V. G. CI I AS. ?J. SHIVER, Seet'v. Til OS. "WILSON, Tresis. * Keutcinboi' TSii<*. tTNTlLji(?xt returu day, tlio notes and accounts > du^%i the late firm of Workman Boone may c found old stand for seitleuiout. Workmil ?fc Co. ore authorized to receipt for the same. Jan. 1?: 3 ' t.\