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' "x ??i.<t^.wiin jM'Mtfc- xw ? 4| Full returns from Virgini.t give the Whigs a majority of ten votes in the Legislature. Two Senators nro to be elected. Mr. Rives will doubtless be one of them. Wo have sum it stated that Mr. Leigh would probably be the other. Different papers in Georgia, last winter placed die name cf Gov. Troop under the editorial head as their candidate (a neu'ral candidate as some of them called him) for the Presidency. They have a'l now withdrawn it, and either substituted the nam . of Gen. Harrison, or express a determination to await the result of a Convention of the Stntesrigh's party to be held in June. * - ?? I L .1 1 . If 1 ms conversion win aououcss auupi nurrison as iheir candidate. Carolina Beacon, and Metropolitan Omnibus.?This is the tirlo of a new paper lately commenced at Raleigh, N. C. If is conducted with spirit and ability. In politics it is Whig. Cheap Daily Paper?The editor of Beacon and Omnibus of Raleigh, N. C. proposes to issue a Daily Bulletin, a lew hours after the arrival of the northern mail, at the low price o one dollar per annum. Newbern Spectator.?This spirited paper which had for a short time been suspended, has bern resumed. It is, for tho present still edited by Mr. Moore, Its former able conduc-. tor, A steamboat in passing a lock on one of the Kentucky rivers lately capsized and drowned 9 persons* among them four daughters of a Widow who was in the boat. Landslide.?The bank of the Mississippi, opposite to New Orleans, caved in on the night ~ ? I*4 4 it cnwnp.l1 01 IOK Ibl> 1(161. anu lamct nun tw ovm '-| houses. The occupants escaped. Gen. Samuel F. Patterson, formerly Treascr of North Carolina, has been elected President of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Cumpany. The Mail from the North is now detained about 12 hours in Raleigh. Of course, if it caine on without delay, it might be received at all theoffi.es between that place and Augusta that much earlier than it now is. Harrison Melodies ?This is the title of a song book just published in Boston. A Harrison Almanac has also been published at the North, devoted, of course to the life and principles of the Log Cabin Candidate. An administration Convention met in Ba'ti. more on the 5th May. It was attended by 23! delegates. Gov, Carroll of Tennessee Was el acted President. The Convention un. animously i ominated Mr. Van Buren for re. election to the Presidency, and decided, by a Vote of 132 to 99 to make no nomination for Vice Presidency. Twenty one states were represented in the convention. A National Convention on the subject of education assembled in Washington on the 8th. inst. of which Dr. A. I). Baclie, President of Girad College, Philadelphia, was chosen . President. Whilst the Baltimore Young Men's "Whig Convention were marching in procession, a company of lads attempted to enter ihe ranks with some ridiculous banner, and whilst one of the Marshals was endeavoring to keep order by excluding them, he was knocked down and instantly killed with a bar of iron by a ri ffian who afterwards made his escape in the crcwd? and has not been identified by any one who has sufficient regard for the public peace to give information against him. CONGRESS. Thursday, M iy 7. In the Senate, a report from the Secretary of the Treasury, in compliance whh a resolution^ the Senate, transmitting state., ments showing the annual expenditures of tbe Government from 1824 to 1889, was submitted by the Vice President. Mr. Benton commented on the report at some length, and moved the printing ofihiry thousand additional copies. This gave rise to a very interesting and animating discussion, in which M ssrs. Brown, Hubbard, Calhoun, and Buchanan, odvocaied, and Messrs. Preston, Southard, Clay of Ken. tucky, and Webster, opposed the mo ion, which, was finally* adopted?e\es 22, n es 15.. The civil appropriation bill, as amended by tbe Senate, striking out the forty fi\e thousand dollars for the documentary His tory of Claike and Force, pissed tin House. Favetievilie May 13. A wmr . s rniiu ?* % v u v * v ? ?' On SaturJay las', about noon, the most frightful storm visited tills pf.ee and the surrounding country, that we have ever wit. nessed. We have heard of such things, hut we have met with no one#who ever saw them before. A bl ?ck cloud which came ^ up from the West suddenly discharged its contents of wind, rain and hail, in n perfect deluge. The hail came down at first in small bodies, and rapidly increased in size, until it fell in masses almost as large as n man's fist. The largest one wo saw measured wns 9J inches in circumference, but we heard ofone which was pic ked up nearly twice as large. It continued for about 10 minutes, in which lime it destroyed the greater part of [the growing crops nnd gardens within its range, pelted down nearly all the frui*? and broke perhaps from 20,000 to 60,. 000 panes of glass in this town alonp. Pigeons Hying in the air were knocked down dead, poultry \?ere killed, horses standing i in the streets were frightened, ~nd galiope otTin ail directions, and indeed such a seen of alarm we have never witnessed. It extended over a space abou 4 mil< wide by pcrh ?ps SO in lengthy in all oi'whic t!ie ground is covered with fallen vegeta:iot or th<' leaves and branches of trees. W have heard of no p' fson beipg hurt. Observer. NEW INVENTIONS. Our attention I.as lately been cnll-'d t two new inventions?one American, the o il rr, we b?d.eve, French?which seem !;k?-i to I'fF-r.t revolution? of parent though uth'qui n - v importance in the world of manufacture. The American nove'ty is a machine l> which woolen cloth of every sort is produ eed at 1' ss than a fourth part of the co< hitherto usual. The material is not wovcr but compressed. Two urehms, with th machine, can turn ou: one hundred yard of tho broadcloth in twelve hours; on< wliere 245. wore demanded 'per yard, 6s afford the new manufacturers abundan remuneration. We ha\e inspected tin1 handled (as roughly as we lik"d) spe"ini'*n of every vanity. from the finest s^arle cloth for officers* uniforms down to blank ef's and carpets and we certainly could not either bv sight or toueb, distinguish then from correspond ng piec s in the old fash ton. The French device is of a very difP-ren sort, hut must also have very fmarkubli results. To specimens of this new tnnnn fictttre were exhibi ed nt the Marquis o NorthamptonV last soiree, as President o the Royal So-'e'ty,- and they rhen exciter the curiosifv and astonishments of the ;is semblod elite of our philosophers. Tine were rich silk curtains, having all the ap penrance of being inwoven in gold nn< silver, in the most gorgeous patterns o arabesque. They l?>ok'*d and h it exactly I ke the most splendid hangings of the Louii Quuforze taste* hu' tlvdf cost is a men triflle-in comparison. for th gold and s/foei ire nvrely woven gfass. TtieQu- enofthe French an I herdanght ers appeared at thelasi balls in the Tuillerie: Iressfs m mufactured upon tliis principle. London piper. Humanity of the Chinese ?AI>out t month prior to our las' dit'es from Canton an English ship called the Sunda, wa.< wrecked on tin? coast of Hainan. VVIiei he news of the disaster first reached tin foreign population at and Mow Canton, i was feared ilint in cons quence of the un friendly relations existing between Engiarn and Chna, the unfortunate crew might h? subjected to harsh treatment. Hut verydif ferent was the fat t. A letter from C in a which we find in the London Herald states, that the crew were conveyed u Canton, where ihey were at once admitted uro the city, and introduced to the Com m;s?iner and all the other public authorities, They were treated with grjat kindness; tlir "ailors were regaled w th a pork f-ust, anrl tli.? whole party was sent on to the English Hoot without detriment. L n talked muel with he Captain, and was gnarly delighte?l Aiih Mr. Tlielwall's hook against opium, c copy of which appears to have been or hoard, and which was read to him, it it *1 itfd. hv H cabin ho v. fie is also reDort ^d to hive sai I that notwithstanding u! 1 h'U had pnswd, ih<? Kn-Hwh might return if they would engine in the lawful trad.hut tliis is ;n^onsts'ent with tho edict o termil "xclusi? ,o which tie had ob uin< ed the KrripcrbrN sanction. HORRID TRAGKDV. A Gentleman just irom WhitesviHe Harris county, has given us the following p rticul ?rs of a most apptdling incident.? Mr. Thos. S?dd|er, a most worthy ant irdustrious ciiizen oI that place, h id occe s<on, some djys since to chastise a chil? belonging to one of It's negro men, wt ing to one of his negro, belonging to iv? believe his confidential servant?on Satur day last, Mr. S. found it necessary to inflie punishment on another child of the sam< fam ly. The father, in a sudden ft' of rage seized ?n axe and severed the head o fire' child from its body?wi h a S'-roni blow he cleft the body of the other child, am then 'urning u on Mr Sadler, he insfanth split ins skull and c.auv d Ins almos' imme diite dea h. The negro was taken, but ii attempting to make his escap e was wounded with a hall from a pistol of one of the par ty engaged in his arrest. On S iturd 'V cv * ? i i- .1? u i??. ning ?.*!st no was toagcu hi kik imihuum jr.il, and it was presumed that lie would s< fir tecover from his wounds as to rende him liable to die j enalitirj of tin- law. Columbus Enquirer. New Mineral Founlain. ? An rxenvnfim lost fill of about 3d f*?i t, f-w a yards s <uth o the Flag Rock Spring, resul ed in the dis covcry of a large mineral fountain which i became impracticable to tube un il the pre sent spring. After eucounieriug mtHi ex pensc and 1 ihor, (he proprietor. Mr. M'La ren has finally succeeded i ? eff ct ng th an I in racing the wat* r abov.* lie rn ur surface of the earth, (t now flows at th rate of 3 or 4 gallons p'-r miirufe, and prf s rits decidedly the most sparkling and li\ ly appearance of any f<>un ain ever discov ere J at tins pi >ce. It is, in lerd, not dissiiii lar to that of he; Washington Spring, k ' ' ? ^ ?'? of inilC.'l >10>I)IIl.'U U'J I g |.l U| LlilIK ton S(?:? sonic years since. Of the qualities of the new fountain, w are- unable to sprnk, as it has" rfot bmi aim lvz??l. It is however, remark bly punger and pleascnt, and will undoubtedly a lra< much a ten ion among Strang' r*, as i h;i aheady done among our inhabitants, it called the Puviliion Spring. Sar togi Sentin I. Produce Going ??Thirty-four vesse J that, cleared ftom this port y?st''iday an i 10 day, up to 1 pVlock, P. A!., had on hoar eiglny.six thousand nine hundred and fill six bushels of wheat, and ei^ht hundred an sixty-three barrels of flour, according to tii Collec orV books. Twenty one of ill vessels cleared to Canadian ports. Clev. Her. cl Wo took a r ue yesterday, about tbec At and counted four hundr d and twelve b dings which have been completed since s firs: of January, or arc now iri progp's h erection. Amongst lite number sire sev i. Churches, the new Hotel, and Court Hoi o The cost of the whole cannot be uri $500,000. Ar tins rn:e, St. LouD will im in hui dings this season near $1.2000 ; i still rt n's are verv high, and we might Cj " almost ruinous to the tenants. 0 St. Louis Argils At the meeting of the Convention of V. Protestant Ep scopul Church in the I) oc 1 of Georgia, held at CI -rkesville, on 4th inst., the R, v. S .eph?ii E lm', Proles ^ of Stored Li.eraujre anJ ilie Evidences 1 Christianity in 'he College at Columbia, C., was unanimously elected Bishop of Diocese. ^ Chnrteston Mercury S ^ VESUVIUS. The latest arrivals from the Mi Jiterrani j s ales that Vestiv us is inwardly convul and thick clouds of sinok" cover the mo 4 tain top, the vapor of which i- so very p 1 judicial to the vines in the immediate neij borhood, that the Government has remit ' j the taxes of the growers, I 4 * : r".1 ni 1 J?1? r has been s'.aicu m tne r.iu ?ueip , papers, ihul by tin* verdict of a jury the more than one Imi idred thousand doll j worth of broad cloths belonging to forei pjoun?TS, have hi ten declared forfeited. I consequence of lie laws having been vio I I ted in their importation. Death from Fright.?Too wife of I f j R(,v Mr. Gunlm r. of Leamington, (En; ' , was so much frightened by the noise oc< , stoned bv several* loirs of woo l bei | nrown against the door of her house 1 j the night, by som-* drunken rodwies, tl 5 j sue died in tae course of a few hoursi r Presidential Presents ?Among the c gooflfie Muscat s!rp Sul anee are two / ab an horses, a case of otto of ros'9, a pai s age ofcaslnwio shawls, a Persian rug .small box of pearls, a sword, and fiv-* de ijohn*,contents unknown?all presents Iri trie Sultan to Mr. Van Bur'ti. Buenos Ayres ? By th- Exno. C.?pf. D * from Montevideo, we have receive d Buei ' Ayres papers to the 2Sih February, a * Mon'evuJ hi to the 4th ol Mrrrch. Matt ' on the river Pia e remain in muc i the sni position ns at our last accounts. Tlie hli ' k*dc hy the French Squadron s ra tly ( forced, an I Rosas apparently umnov " Wp were however, not prepared to fn " which we do?nn official account of the h le near Montevideo, between EchagUe. ' Buenos Ayrean commander, an I Rive commanding the Montevideau forces, which the firmer claims n complete ri' ti ' over his opponent, and st i:os that notln ' li-irl r>r#'V??nlf?(l liiv. :iu<;:to!liri<r Ins trenches 1 he succeeding day, hu' thai he found his ' munition whs expended. It v\ ill be ree( J i ccted fnat the Montevrdmns on his o<*c mn claim d to nuv" gained a complete v ' lory. N. Y. Cour. & Enq. < Bwnos Aijres.?\\ ? havo received British pnkrt published at Buenos A>i I to 111" Jilst March. It contains the acco . of ihe re elec;ion of General Rosas by ; unan mous vote of the House of Reprcse aiivcs to be Governor an-J Captain Gene of the Province. Jt further contains an account of a cor renco h? ld on bo ird the Brius'i ship of v Ac aeon, b"tw< en Don Felipe Arana. M * r - r* ? <r:_. ..f .U? A ...an j isrer tor r oteign au nrs ui mu n'uci . Confederation, Mr Mandiville, Mmis ] Plenipotentiary of England, and .In; Fpt . Rear Admir d Dupoutbt. The eonP r?? 1 lasted four hours ; its object was no do > the adjustment ot the differences betw< . the Argentine R public and F ane. 'f result was of course not known, but it is i , d-'d that afterwar !s Admiral Dupontet a ? led for Montevideo, to confer web Ins c . league M. Mariigny. the French iVIn f er, nod though we nav letters before u* j ;he 25;h March fiom Montevideo, wh j S iy that it had be*>h determined there no j accept the terms offered, we rMiinot nbam . the hope that Vm ral t upou ei's tnissi ! which was evidently one ot" reconciliati . will still prove successful. Ibid. Removal of the Winnebagoes.?We i 1 serve ih it the Miner's Free Press st des t y the Winnebago*s wili remove-o the raci r lolled to them, westofthe Mississippi, nb the 20th of May. At that time, G? n. k nsori is cxpecie I to b at Prairie duCh and w 11 order a detachment of dragoi 1 from Fort Leavenwor'i, and three comp ' n s of infantry from Fort Snelling, whi " togetiier with t'ie troops garrisoned at F< 1 Craw ord and Winnebago, umountmg in * to about six hundred men, will be all the * gular force. Mr. Low ry, the Indian agi - wll assemble c iefs at Prairie du C'd'n s s<>me other t>ui uh|e points by tin* 20 h ' May. In case the Indians rcfgs" to rem< e pencnbly, Gov. Denize, if necessary, ' reinforce the regulars with militia. '* St. Louis Gaz. 22d ult I VALDF. OF RAIL RoAOS. 0 We undersand that a Merch nt. from ?- upper part ot Chatham county, left this ( by the Rail Road Carson Montlay iw e ing, went to Petersburg, purchase! 1 Spring Stork of Goods, and had them ?i it v?-red at tin.' Depot in this place, on the :t lowing Thursday night' On' Friday mi is mg, they were loaded into wagons and is ordinary breakfast time were rime mflei the w ay to Chatham ! Such expedition J such facilities deserve encouragement. js Raleigh Regale: id The Si.ave Trade?Two Am<r' d vessels of war weri; on the A-'HcJiri oo^ y the hist accounts, viz ; the brig Dolphin J From the Pacific.?VVe have Pain ie papers to March 15lh, and a letter ol iu *21st. A revolution had broken out in the So ern Provinces of New Grenada, particv ;ity,, ly P.uin ant] P ?s'o. Noguerra and Espan.a mil- appear to have be<-n tho first movers in the the J business, but they *ere afterwards joined j of j by Gen. Jose Miria O nan do, who, if we eral 1 ser. Grampus The former was at Sierra jse. j Leone 2!) h cf March; the .latter sailed ider Irom that place on the 1st of March} bound ^est down the coast. A schooner Oom New and Orleans, name not mentioned, was in gay charge of the Grampus, having been captured by a Bri ish cruiser. Sue was to be brought to the United States for trial. Captain Loveif, ofilie Pit-, hiig James flay, which the arrived here on Friday, states that during ese ih?* six w eeks he lav at Sierra Leone, eigh' the or ten fine brigs and schrs. were taken, ;sor brought in o port, and condemned. Among of than were the sebrs. Asp end Lark, both S. from Havana, with outward cargoes, the N. Y. Co nr. & Com. nvsJ tke no', was but recently Minister or A nr. Tuts General had attacked Popayan witli 503 mm, but was repulsed by GOJ who >an defended the city, sv\ Alfonso Morel, Ygcn: fur die house of u.i. Salomon & Co. had arrived ut Panama if., from Guuduloupe, to make arrangem'-n s gh- for the? construction of a carnage road b" ted t ween Charges an I Panama,?tints pTec mg u convenient communic.ilion from one ocean to the other. The Panama." Friends liia ?f l',e Country" thinks fha> after so. m toy ,-e ineffectual attempt, som-\hi?g will now be ;,rs accomplished, igu MARRIAGE IN ftlGIl LIFE. ila ^ paragraph was published in the Gat ezettelast winter, r- bating the manner in which, a year or two ago the Russian M n-tb?? istor at Washington Cty ' fi ll in love" \utb| (r ^ a prcttv school girl of the Disrirt. atf Tiding an ac.ademv in Georgewvn. Tbis pretty ln,r being has since beedtne a young woman? jn girls do grow up so fast !?and was united |,a! to tiffo.e gn dignrary, w!io had the good sense to choose an American wife, on ttie 9'h ins'. A brief account of the marriage ar; is given, as follows, by a correspondent ol die Baltimore P .triot. r \f .i,. EK I I "'T "III lliIJ^UWI II, <)' UHillH-W, IliC l?u-> n siau M nister, to ?h#? you ig an t lovely m. daughter of Brook W Hi ins, Bsfj. of G o. Jin Town, which ook place \ esferda'y, created a gre.it sens lion m the fashrnn d?le wo?|l. Til'! dis iii-EU sh? <1 hral^'sroonif lias, darins? >y, his P sidenc" here, srure I universal respect ios an I e-t<v 111 by the Icm loess o; disposi ion. ind his urbairfy of inmners, and Ins splendid 1 rs and cordial nosp tali y. The bri !? h d just trie uppnred ahore tun horizon. (>o use the inc. an tuphor ol B srk",} and h*r exc. e toil. he iu. f?n tv and aeco-nplishincn s had just begun to ?? 1 U* , . <il tlm mo ' II. i|Cnir?III' ItflU ^ I' CI tll?; %'i lift; I?|r. ti?f. tropnljs, w'i?ij they won the heart and ban i it- of the Mmi-it'-r. th" Tne marring'* ceremony took piaro nt ra tlie reg'deneeof the hrid ''s father. Sw?t iI in intonate ftorsormllrionds of the M nis?rns ?ry s-mbled at his mansion, and along with Ins ing regular suite, atten l?d him to the house of on ?\1r. VVilfams.?The cortege roussvd o' in seven or e gh' rarr ag a. Toe siree was j'I- lined with people, an I every doorway and as- wudow crowded ; and tlio day b ing fine, ic- die whole scene was lii^h y nriirna in?j. The co.npany at N?? wed i ng w*;is quit" ninneroiis, and the ass-mblege ?.f be id fid 'h' and richly dressed worn n presented a daz. z'ing sjicct cle. The Foreign W nis'rrs atu,!l tended in th<ir differen cos times, and seve. nn r.il of the most eminen in political station, arid m literature and science, were present !ra' on this happy occasion. M. de lio liseo w r* a sup"rb court dross of bin.* and silver, and f p insignia of several tar orders, and tie' gold k'-y which indicates a h imhiT.,'4iil 10 the Kuiperor. I leave it to ,n,i your fur rcad"rs fo im gin" the details of *ei how the bride was n 'ir 'd, for I can only ,cil spo ik ?s to the tout ensemble* w'h ch was the *(" p?'rf"ciion ofelegance and ta?<t". Slid looku''1 ed surpassingly f.e >u:i'ul and le r demeanor ^eu was d stinguished by a dunning "a:-e, situp'leity an J gemlen s?. Conspicuous in th" wd ing circle w s ;nl" :he illustrious Senahtr from K niuckv Hen . rv CI 'V. fie was one of the eailist friends ,,s* of inu M insfdr in tins rou try, and i' may ' 0 lie tm igined that t e attachment of M. de ,nf' Bodisto to sii"h a man woulo he s'rong nn I t *o h-rvmf. To Mr. CI y was as>igivd (it is ,0'' und<T*too J at the request of die Mmster) 0,, the distin.'ion of giving axeny the hrdo. i:n' Ale the ceremony, t f? bndal piry re. ji nre i to ihe residence of the Minister to , dinner; and in the evening there was dan? * ctng, hut the company embraced only the j bridal party* ;?nd som" of the mns intimate fri-u s <vf ili" bride and bridegroom. ^u' F. s vily w ill be th order of the day and night for n form gh to coin". The Minister " n will shortly give a grand fete in honor of his mis . i ***** l)U|it a Is. "? Blessings attend th m ! ten. ^ _ )Pis From 'he Natch*-* Pr e Trader, i all u The Half reasoning Brute "?C)ti? day re his' week, a slu' hotilld on Don. S. A. km!, Car wrightV* planta'ion, u tow miles oppo. or sit** Natchez, on Concord.a Lake, in llie of parish of the same name, having six puppi?*s "ve ,,f some'Weeks oh t, was observed to come will down 10 the dwelling house from the . g n nonse, where she had her ) oung, with unustial signs ot distress. In a hurried and very anxious manner she fawned upon the peo. p|c, giving s'gns of distress, and soon hur. the r)ej back o the bed where she had her puppies under die gui house, three hundred )rr_'* yards or more distant from the dwelling l,s nouses. Iler manner having appeared so strange, some of fh?- people, after talking Ioi* about it an I after some little time, Went up 5rn" to the g;n hous", rind were attracted by tie >' t ri<s of out? of the puppies, whom i s molhci 50,1 was carrying in 1ht mouth up a flight o! u,,fl steps into the loft pf the g:n house. Fol. lowing the pitlerii of a good mnlhrr. tin f' person found that ti.e puppy which the slul |ir*?in was carrying up m ulc Ihrcc which she hati t b\ r moved, and lest -ning down to her ties stud on the ground, beneath the gin Muse, ther< una w as seen an nligntor of from sTx to eight fee the in length, which hud d< voured tho othei three. He was killed, cut open, nnd ll.< uth. three puppies taken from his stomach / jlar. Now, what could ti human bring, c n: 0:1 a 2 creature, have done under the pccul'arl rireumsfnnces of the case, so trying to ma. t^rnal failings ? The hideous monster, guarded from assault by a ma ! as impene. trah|??as that which covered the Macedonian j I ! phalanx, had approached the canine -care ' . nd affection ; ha had probably seized one . j of the puppies, and the distressed mother! ) instantly (lew to where hr reason taught!) !>cr she could find an intelligence and pow. J r a'de to destroy this horrid vpmpyre, and ^ s ivf her young from Ivs reeking jaws, but, ( alas / she had no speech to tell the mighty I i woes which were rending her heart ! She I J could only look and net her dumb sorrows ! j j ! instantly, as if despairing of humah aid, she j _ throws herself upon her own brave resour. f ccs?rushes back, and snatches her young, one bv one, to save, while the " gorgeon 1 dire" snatches them, one by one, for death. [ She saves half! Unaided, alone, dis-Te^s.,! j ed, in imminent danger herself of being i struck dead by the recoil of his brazan tail j I and crushed in his spear set mouth, this * afF'ctionatn and more then "half reasoning i ^ brute" divided the spoil with the mighty, I ^ and snatched half her young from the open ; jaws of imminent death. Such a motherly brute should have noj^ ! common burial at her death. Young girls , _ who love their mothers, dressed in white, j p should throw evergreens over a grave filled I by such brutal worth, j jj The facts in the foregoing narrative ?re j ^ strictly true its we received them, yesterday, i _ from die lips of Dr. Cndwright. j S ? i S Canal Tolls.?The amount received for jg tolls o:? all the New York Stale Canals from j _ the 20th day of April, when the navigation commenced, to the 3Qth of April, is $94- * 089 54. Albany Eve. Journal. _ From the Pontiuc (Mich.) Jacksonian, Extra j PoVTlAC IV ASHES ! ! Pontiac, Thursday, April 30,2 P. M. j We hasten to announce the heart rending j in'eiligence that our lute flourishing village j vv j is now one ulmost universal heap of ruins ! We hear it said that the E is! India SquaI Iron, which it is contemplated to send off ]\ soon, will consis' of the Independence of 60 $ guns, Constellation of 28 guns, and the Con. cord and one other Shop of War?and that | Commodore Warrington will ho'st his broad pennant on board the Independence. Boston M?tc. Journal. Mr. Webster's farm at Marshfi.id (Piy- a mouth co.) Mass. is said to cons st of 1000 d acres, and to tie one of the boat In New Eng- c I in I. ' a Drjwnfd,?On Saturday last, two small v sons ot Mr. Green were drowned in the s fl ; R-vcr, at tilt* rapids, whilst bathing. 1 Rochester Democrat. * ^ A hou'30 buildings are going up at Sara g ! loga Springs, including a spacious wing to 11 i the United States Hotel, 200 feel long. I j Temperance.?Ait article in the London d I Temneriiiice Penny Mair ?4ino shows that .* the troops in In in, during long marches ? and excessive hurl service have been infia- t ite'y more ei7iee*iit under an ubstinence of r spirits tlriri Und- r its s'imulus. Similur p proofs are produced by this Magazine from ^ ovry pari of the globe. ?Vi?ilst a train of cars Was lately passing l> a br-dge On the Citskii! and Cannjohiro * railroad ih? bridge gave way and five cars | fell with it a distance of 15 feet, killing one q person and wounding o hers. Rev. Howard M dcom, late of Boston, ^ fins been elected President of SliurticfT t College, A1 on, liimios v i I he Mormons have deputised twelve of ? their number (answering, we suppose, to 6 the twelve Apostles,} to go to the Holy Land f and preach the Gospel to the Jews. John Page nnd Orson flvdu are wo of the number. The head quarters of tlie Mormons are now at Commerce, Iif.uios, on the M s.?is?'ppi river. Their number is in ? creasing. ? HARRISON and TYLER. In accordance with a resolution adopted at j the meeting ofSaturday the 2d- inst. there will, beapublic meeting of those who are friendly to j the elevation of VVilliam Henry Harrison' i of Ohio to the Presidency and John Tyler ^ t r - . i tf r\ ' %' . * I j ot vikoima 10 me vice frpBiaeney, at tne > j Town Ualt in this place on Saturday the 16th _ } instant at 12 o'clock M. The cit zons of this and the neighboring Districts are invited to attend. The Tgular meeting of the Chatham Society will be hold at the Male Academy to-morrow (Saturday) evening, halt past 6even o'clock.?"Is it probable that Preuoiogy will t e;er prove beneficial V* 'i'tie public arc rcspoctfu'ly invited to at- r tend. a VV. L. T. PRINCE, -] Secretary. \ May 11, 1840. j g= ' ' ' = f Bricklaying and Plastering, i f ST IIC Subscriber is at present at this placo 1 JL and is prepared to execute work in the j above line, should any of Lho citizens of Chcraw ' or the country (within a reasonable distance) wis!) any thing done in the above line, a Letter 1 addressed to hiin at (his place will meet with ' nrouipt uttcntion. JOHN S. HAMILTON. 1 Benncttsvillo, S. C. ) May llth, 1840." ( ' 27 tf i New Goods. John 0.?Wadsworth AS Now in olore a supply of r GROCERIES, | DR Y GOODS'? HARDWARE, SHOES, [ IIATS, I BOS NETS, SADDLERY, ? CROCKERIES, . GLA SS WARE, Ape. 1 ALL of which will be sold at the lowest mxkoi r prico. Persons wishing to purchcso in this J market will do well to cal'. April 3Q.h 1840. . > 2 > If C2IEKAW Pit ICE CURBENT. | Friday May 19, ARTICLES. rKR [$ C, J ? C Beet in market, lb (J 5 a 0 7 Bacon from wagons, lb 8 a 10* by retail, lb II a 12 Butter lb 20 a 25. Beeswax lb 20 a * 23 Bagging yard 18 a 25 Bale Ropo lb 5 a 10 Jofil-e lb 141 ? 15 yOTTON, lb 5 A MS* 3orn, scarce bush 62* a 55 ; "lour, Country, brl ^ ? 5 50 . leathers fin wag. none ib 4o a ? fjft 'odder. lOOlbs 87* a 1 *lass, w inflow 8x l^, 50ft 3 25 a 3 3?* - , 10x12, 50ft 3 50 a 3 75 lidos, green lb o a , ? dry lb 10 . ron iOOlba 5 50- a 6 50 ndigo * > lb a 2 50 ,ime J cask 4 a 4 50 *ard acarco lb 11 a 121 ie:it!ier,gole lb 22 a * 25 ji icad, bar ib 1? a m ,ogwood 'f lb 10 a 15 IoJasaos gal 40 a 45 ?, N. O. gal 35 a 40 trails, cut, assorted lb ?| a H , wrought lb 16 a 18 j tats bush 40 a 50 'il? carriers gal 75 a 1 lamp gad 1 25 a , ?, linsocd gal I 10 a 1 25 ainfc, white lead ke* 3 25 a 4 52 , Span, brown lb ti a 12 ork l.fiOlbs 5 5U a 6 ace lOOjbJ 5 a 5 5Q hot, big 2 27 a 2 50 ?, ib 124 a 13 ugar ib I}4* a alt sack 2 50 a ? bush 1 00 a tee!, AmejftMin H> 10 a , En^Bi lb 14 .? , German lb 12 a 14 'allow lb a 2 ^ ea .imperial lb 1 a ?1 37 , ?, hyson lb 1 a 1 2> obacco. manufactured lb 10 -Jft New Orleans May 2a. Sugar.?Louisiana sugar. 3$ a 4 els; liavana, hite. 9| a 10J, brown, 6 a 7 eta. MqIumcs?Un Levee, new 2Uoenls per gallon; ties on Plantation, 15 a I 6 cts. Pork?Clear, 16 75 a 17 00; Mew, ?15: I. O. ? 13 50 a $24; Prune $12 UO.- P. O. til a $11 50. Bacon ? Hants, at fi? 9J cents per lb. can. issed 0 a 94, Siiouldeis, 5 I 2 a 6, Middlings 1-2 a 8. Lard?Per lb. 9 1.2 a 10 cts. New York, May 9. Cotton.?In our hut review wc f.oticed an dvance on previous rates of \ cent por lb. Since ben and notwithstanding tho unfavorable ftdri. C3 received from Europe per Great ,Western he market has maintained its upward tendency nd wo have still to notico an active demand, rith a further advance of k cent per lb?the ales of tho week which have been principally or export embrace 7600 bales?<>f which 4500 >f Upland brought, for very ordinary to mid. ling were takeo at 6$ a 8$ct., fair to good, and ;ood, 9 a 9J and 9? cts. Tennassee and Ataba. ua \ a 9, and New Orleans 6 a 9$. Flour?Tho unfavorable quotation from England, per Grout Western, receivod on Moo. I iy hid a depressing effect on holders o/ western ?lour, notwithstanding an expected diminution f supplies for several days, from the canal,, wing to th j breach. Early in the week several housand barrels changed hands at $5 for com. oon brandsand $5 la 1-2 for fancy, mostly for xport to Franco and the British Provinces.? rhe market clo3cd at $4 94, with sales of a few mndrcd barrels at that prico. On Monday wo umprnpfit fn!! nnnnlics sixain, tho canal having ecome navigable. Of southern, the piincipui ales have been of Georgetown at ?5, and How. rd street which is less plenty, at $5 13 1-2. tye Flour arid Corn Mcai remain at our former uotations. Honey?I 30 Tiprces Ncnvitw has boon taken or the Bremen market at 46 cents. Oil?The transactions have been rather trmiled his week?70.000 galls, of Whale were ibid aslcrday at 32 cents for export to tho north of Europe. American Linseed h*B been sold at to a 58 cents?6000 galls. English at 60 t months, and 2,000 galls, of Olive at $1 06, rom the wharf Notice. 4NX E. DRAKE wifo of Lcmuol 8. Drak?, Taylor, intends becoming a free dealer in me month from ihe date hereof, according to he Act of tho Oeneral Assembly made and provided in such cases. . ? A.E.DRAKE. & April 23, 8140. ~7^~24 tf Roberts's Silk Manual; A New supply of this work just received At 'SL the Book Store, price 37|. ? April d'J 1840. 25 rff 1l.val? acadjehy. Teacher Wanted. rllE above named institution -in1 situated at Bennettsville, Marlborough District, S.C. nd has been for the last eighteen montfis, under he supcrintendance of the Misses Simpson, who ntend, at the close of tho present session,.to elinquish tho station, and spend the. stHrifeiar ,t the North. To supply this vacancy, the Trust rocs are desirous of employing a Teacher, vho is qualilied to teach all the branch's, which ire necessary to complete the education ofyoong ladies. To such a one, they nffer the whole trocecds of the Academy, which have been for ;e past year equal to $1,500. Tho election villtake place the 8th of June neat. Cbmmnucations addressed to the Subscriber, postage >aid and received prior to that time, will bo ittended to. To applicants who live at a distance, it may be >aid, that Bennettsville is a very healthy place, ind entirely free from tho autumnal disease* w hich are usually to be found in the towns oud villages of the South. It is romaikable for Its, rood society and is in all other respects a very aesirauiu E. P. ERV1N Secretary of the P?ard j^ May 1, lHiO. 2G -ft Summer Residence for SALE. AS I intend ta wove to my plantation tlris Bummer I will sell my summer residence at Gofer Hill at a vary reduced price, it is in every respect wcl^calculctod for aernnmcrree. idene?. Th; House is large and a large passage 15 feet v/ido between the iiousoa with" a wido shed and piazia. Any person wishing to purchase a rummer retreat near Chcraw will do well to examine tliiv as it will be sold greatly below Ha cort and value and the placo is known to he perfbcily healthy. D.S. HARM/EH. ^Therttv Mny 5, 194'i. L'n M