The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, August 29, 1849, Image 2
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Hr1E SUA1tER BANNER:
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1VI~I)Nl1,1AY, AUGUIST 29, 1849.
111..i 3fur til, Eitr
usrn fo tai ppr,:il is auithIirizel toi re
(Ceiv Vst lirripl (lila anid receipt Iiir theO salle.
A(GlN'IS FOlR BIIEJANNER1.
Miesrs. \rV iic~, .c. ('o. Sunutervilic, S. C.
I'I)I'. K i.,(..iit ntt, S. C
[r, AN. ll iut nI (let i i Iii i I'ILI the
Uh--etn--Pi from 7 3-4 to
912cenits per pound.__ ___
II.T We are indiebted to the .1'&l Caro.
liii an for Extra, of "301.,
'ritt: SoL'1Etl N CL- LTIVATOi.-AlvC have
1ieeti favored with a lilt of this vailua~ble
mntly, from January last. It is one of thec
most interesting of agricultural paprs and as
a Southlerni one, should oibtainl all the suppjort.
its exi'elli'tic dlemandsil. Dr. LEE is thme Edl
itor, Pubi1lisheid by J. W'. & WA. S. .Io-,u
Augus'ta, Ga , at 81 per anmlm~ ill advance.
NI.-\% Ctiiim:s.--A very liberal suhst-rip
ti(um his beetradielL for the erection of aRo
* ~~ ~ Io Churc ini thi (1... . iflaie and we
lliiiti iti l that the g tutzin en haiving the en
t(. p~rx' in hl lia' ::titl toi (r~lltf icCr (opera
1 tel', in a1 vet'y isiirt tme. 'lThe projected
dli 'liii' mia meI 110W eddc for the I'Ii esvt riam
(a)I.: r ': tll ml t his towis in mot imor with a
( I''I 'tici.r:tigciic'lt. \'hIicr war are htmiid
In' c 1' .. e*: :^ir. in crc"_'tna micnew
h anatl ' ii:ttii i~ r of tli i-arp(l'tzr antd
l ,1 r .V:i o i!1^ mli-n ill , iis lercl d in
t : I. xit:; ,. \'' It toe two nilf!. busily
t'+ra'din i ll tl"lio , Co n .N, al
a I ir ('r ..-iiliI tll hin eatiir Iir circulair
w;'l 1at srl:ing~e ciit~ci'.: al on~ tll"'i' ,:n
Rol ini d SanlmmvIert l l become a large
litimi 'or i'ii'arti t ttinvi.
( ii :1:. ( llN}'rcl~t) 1w It.rt. RO\D --
'IX ceJivi e liy tile U AZr.TTE tlm:mt an amnpli
(at en w il be miadle to tI lemixt session Of the
l.' u aimri for :!II neit to) illl'Orloriite a Faill
Rii Id 1r1:1 (1wri"', lby or mi:ir -uucljey 11.1!
:intl I) irlimigtoi Court House to intersei t that
\1i bunn 111(aii Manchiester Rail Road west
of the 1 cc Dee River.
Th i far lie caliig,'. il li i ;.1is anil Ten
m'se..e, a11) si mIe of thic ,iitliern States,
Nive ion''-i h:(glilv allir :tion 11) tile (ziil aIl',
-i ' a I i;
IHeailth of Cities.
It wan once the general opinion thit the
Southern citico were as unafo for summer
residence as those beyond the tropics, and
that no one not accliniated could with any
safety reside there. Vhe:h,.r, from soine
ch-ing a of :aftolmisplherie influence or peitLar
minmespal r::ent.oni, it is admt:edi that no
throe cities niorth of the Potoi:i. love bo
as heaithV ths aiuirriiir as Chi melts:tii Saivn
nah11 and New Orle:uns; the lat:er wonid hrie
been unnsnally sickly ti is season, if tle an ho.
rities had not covered the everdlowed ground
with thick coats of lime, a nid thus dried up the
earth befiro the sun's rays could hnve opera
1tl on its humidity. The saniatory regulations
of Char'eston and SavannahI, and the strict at
tention to cleanliness havce been pr:Ineltie
of t he bcst results*anl those llying froin the
p:estilence of New York or Boston could have
found a safe retreat in Charleston or the up
country during the summer where not a sin
gle case of cholera has been known ail hard
ly any other discase of the season been heari
of. These changes are of themuselves singtu
lar but still are easily accounted for. New
York, by its proximity to the sea and its vast
amount of tonnage, will always be the favor
ite port for the landing of emigrants, and, of
late, ships of 1500 and 2,0100 tons have been
built for the aecoinodations of such class of
passenigers, somne of whom purchase a ticket
for ten or fifteen dollars. All the patpers of
Europe will land on the w harves of Ihlit city
and all those etriigraits of a I-etter class seek
ing their forturnes in the New World wihl
sail for New York and diverge with co:nfort
and convenience to any part of the interior
of the Union. Tihe nuiher of the poorest.
class who tiuost remain in that city, bring~rng
with theme the (i ecss of filti :im"! poverty I
minst rnake it an unhea;ltlhy residence during
the s-n cn er, fur chi .!era is no dnonit trans
tnicsable and infcctiona, thought it. shay not he
contag;ns, ai io it in:-y Le said of iJsost.
l'hil.iiellhia and the 111iid eities of the
Northeirn amd We1ste"rn S:.tes tow:ard!: which
the th!e of enigratiiil is e",.: t:initly floewin e
1 living noble steaiishiips fro.:: Ne York
I l'h:lade"lpinai , (and Bonn fro 1 :iltiinore) to
th' Southern citie, :ini excelent inland in
provements ihIle' -h ,!e of a m omt.nnons ciniln
of r:inin-ds th:-ii th1 :ips::tie, ,. mvite Iths
I ht i i r c hi ftrc:+ n1 i -he chole:a are in
s are b o s . e .1 v.s.t our St ec. It.: ::gs
:anl watrerig piacis, (or Geerf:a and its
iniuitaims,) :n.d ic;:ose n:n-er oar ihmetto
and l'iride of lIdia.
An excelle it joke on the p:es.nt adin:n s
traiaon is the ippo.ntient if a Frenth <ook.
i., Ih : nr:m:;r to the coasusizp :at I.yons,
Fr..ice. it aip itrs he went to Washington
to try and obtain a onmissa rv's or sonic such
appointnieit in the U. S. Ar:nyi and on con
e.:itinr a w i.";ms h frieiel on the suiiject, wio,
jo nlarty toh dlitin to app'l for smthrli.nr of
tiore honor, as his recoinieidations were A
Ni. I, to apply for the consilsinp at L.yons,
wichi was theni vacnt. T1he l+'rentiii
fttll~wil his adiwce, c:theed on Mir. ( t..tv TtN
obii ndie icvete.lI boa: ever ;;z won't ohor
jppl.-:i~! No mniehl for ai T'ayor appint
ine:it.
"-\ltin.c.:r liecl.ir, ther Fenh icoitk,
u' lhe wV s cinit. (cc n- i tt a tti n itc f i iicei.,
(lb.h. i'r.-:wh I la-:n 'i:l :n i stccw,) iK a i .
ig 1i 'Ience o. h c cc icii, V.\ ~ . .h cli .i 'ci l -
( ,,* and .ept.a.\.iist h a e n , 11.
oh \rc a c ew li t Ch !'s tiotti n~ tIhI 1) h . n i Th.
II' et b :ti t n'e tec i > r o.p h tw :b
bt :iic t.ic e : -Ita h c i t i i hoi' w ..:
icc i: :h.n orei ic ra- red a i ts ii lii.. ~Ogt
ofi ii.h i tai ta the i!, an I t :t i th l w~cd~i
itrit !. A niv-ci.b a n iw ti Phin pro
horf det iiitren. ti thesig a~e in.~ n.' htj icii e;
ii vc lii e, ilt hcc st~~i lie ifi - f cr.n
hu vei ti:dsinto theh tn an . dec' ried Stnt
d:nne atiis cinserved, and t Cro, ic h ie' es
of ii d d e :st~* *.cth co r wastc.iit cred oiluth
Itit ;I- about rtoh iir ii . t ,:e. iettn iiid
ii' l'nc r n ei bn .)siic :m i !be glst re', v-i
ing al i ct !in o, i i ii~ni nin -e d li -',i
it\ ncieu le Iiclhrti r s ys iirhtr, i b
tutrudno." "'s no i.ct possintiter td ithe
d tr i ii iti h ate teni, andi thne ho'rror-j ict
enc i'rec h-n tn r'cithit o thnieiict, ith ,
tf he c 'r l .! i if n ii t Ili iiii~ a n Ih iiip
doI i m . A i O ir tfic bn~ *der olcwst
th 'igt ig. c tso iodoe d t he lars d i, pott2 S
the hiiels o;fc .ton.ca er.h-ndeert, o:ea
a:r.t'ir i h..!]d. Th : rn tUnan' kcliwc.:td co.
lf .itci rl e hcnatiicc pnch an ci thI
Pm r ic-, :a ii ma'hi r :h.a daycc, <h pr t-~~
od era h'celvingl Ii tepno nte iogsetit
unu re at!.bcter: tiio rlurn to h~sbisimes
'Flra a aetlrte hetcx/ru."n.Mtiie fW
uiGewng an Rii~n 'rr ben ac e eatrnatd in
tho numty of vew inthorkwig.on
Arrival of the Cazulnda.
Sav-EN Days LATER F1oat Enui:re.
The Canada arrived from Liverpool with
dates to the 11th inst. Ail departlents of
trade it: a healthy condition, although less is
doing in produce.
Cot ton in active d a:ad wh a general ad
vanre o: 1-8 to 1-4 et.
No -w e.t ure in I r':t afl'r.
The N-w ..rk I utoo itto v:.s tnih ex.
e"iled, ."11 .'.umr uy. unid.-r (the Ituvosl.le Emopm.l
e t.n ewt.. 'ihesuleu- are repol ted toa Ive r.-ach
ed 2101(1 baleq at 1 4c. advaince. iair Uplund
i qir oted at 111 3.4; td 1ir Orleans Ii I .1 e.
I. end stuff weaker, but p.:e tre uma:taing.
ed.
The Yorck-Ilonrd of Ilealth have discontinucd
reporting cholera ca-es.
DEATH.-1)uring the past week two em
inent citizens of Chrleston have been gat;h
ered to the fold. Mr. ANDI:w MarrEr, atn
old and respected .Merchant died on Thurs
day last while in the Bith-house of hts son
at Sullivan's Island from exhaustion produc
cd by the cramp, and Mr. John L. P'ezant
departed this life at G leI .Springs, in this
State, on Tuesday evening last, in the 70h
year of his age.
Cenrotus Wiau..---Amongr the legac:ies which
the corporation of Trinity Episcopal Church,
New York, has long had in charge, is ott
made iany years ago by John 1.cahe. Iie
leaves ? 1,000, with the following instruc
ti ots:
"I give and bequeath utto the Rector nd
inhabitants of the city of Ne w-York, in 1
munion of th Protestatt Episcopal Church,
in the State of New-York, and their sucet s
ors, one thousand pounds 1:.wful money of
said State, to be ly them put out at lawAui in
terest, and the annual income thereof to be
laid ilt in sixpenny wieaten loaves of bret,
antd distributed on every Sabbath d:,, itt soleIC
hart of said chard,, titer dvitie service, in
tli: tnlralt'o, to such poor as to them 1h0il
alpeatr inlet d+:.ervinr."
A re< ent case of soct id.' in fnnea'ster. (.
Tenne.iee, allbrds a F:r:x ng Ims:ance of the
"Irui pissionl strong itn deT: T he de
ceadctI was of very econoi, cal Iab s an I
hvitng decided to remove hntself frot this
wo rlp by oe-mis of dg-lipiwlr, to save the
I Niine:!. of a pistol he east one of leid, wri
pli the h -rrel wit b a wire. lore a tube ho!e,
:.it.! ti.s.-larged it wi ith a frciion.
Umt rFD SrATF.s 3i NT.-The c'oiia,'r at
tha U. S. Ml tt, t Ph:lhldelp :ha, during th a
month of July, was as follows:
(olt coinage. - - t1.09?,690
Silver. - - . -y,00o
T.at;tI - - - 1,1,93
Tie re1epts of th' N -wi-York Cutoml
Hlouse atre said to b u: tiily liarg at tlie
presnnt time, rea itbig li in tie nieht'orhtood
of one mihllon a W22:,. WVeda;e..lty Ieek
last was the heaviest <iby ever knoiw: in the
cuo-hou-lrse amnl~es; ther deoitsv.: in. th..
Gr~t/:i'~ th -ms .:u l d >:!i..s, an aimou~nt wichal
exeeb twem th ii im 'i dtliars, thta re
lj A\ m:m'sX best fiend aire ofiion found
innn~o- h eret:o::ii sranger.' to h m,
dired.
:-t eodou.as I: lone of the l'ttsbutrg, P'a., Jiur
We kIo noi'. nam t~te for ynnir s yle;:n
othli'r ih C:l Ili . '-Ia jiriI, -ii-" u i~ n
o-- a -. l t itri-~r tihe writer to bie i rn
th.- natural way, *et lb i ightteed it a co!
IneItnot ander, :z'.di wrie ttt:der the co:tn
hio.iiih ItL enee o: thi:se mn :o;1l cauSs in
spir-ationt.
'[TiE IIArcttar NOT Buerr.-Thie St.
Iauss;.\'ew Era post ively contraic ts thle
report pullished soime tun smee,!ti' s t ting thnt
Ge-'. Stttt:Lus and J ulge BRiEiSE were upon
r. Jbiy termts.
I ToM twtr..-atia'w, ai letma e s~ave bleloner
ng to te Es: ate ior .lliss ojjiah (Genr,,
bias foalt~ dead nt Thursdlay miornmg int the
nam ot 0 th htouliise o'i'itpied by 'T. 0.
Lowsm.:s, esq., mi i .ega re' street Charleston,
Thelti tor(oner's, 'The Juiry, alter a lontg and
-tOme'1. ter deitht by blows Iromtt atn axe, in
hee by Tn.;I her husbandti, anid lhe was
ecoroglycomit ted for trial.
A e:ivait. (IF Tr.( Ornr..o~ AT lhto JaN
;n:.-.\ il) Jatrl rOil,'t ii Ju'y -lri me
111 thie arr fal it thiti po:, I f the ilhI p th
ni ir re1 a' . The Othielho tadiI (on the
II:;! of January.
Tr.niuroniy or Till: UT~ ra Srar~.
lIihe t'rr'.y tiot ye. tormeda .nto Sltte wil
a ake morty-.gx aid a hilt g~e as i 'rc e .s
iilihe iionsis: If se'ventv-z x soivere.gni
Ii is. 8 hiathi Orep at, ('*a iltrta andi Niew
Mi 2 o fly offl, dl thle ll -ky .\loutntains bie
h-- iivi:tn betweent the itited S-tates- iofthe'
I':ici. the ;\tIi::i Umiton~ will conia~tai l v
(ven ItsIoveeignr~ Sta:tes, t he Padic :Utn im
linnteen 'annettl sovereign States.
I eII m A tE-raTtos.---The S.'teite utandsl.
'is laa iiuw: I ) :mocrats 09, W\ h-gs 21; Ilin..
arits .15. Whtigs :16; the l)ooe'rag tiujar.
y tdn joit bllot will be fromt 20 to 2.5. Th'Ie
L'otng ress(inalI delegattIln i plriobaht!y staul
Whtige, 1 Free Soil, anti 7 l)emomias. itt
:he- last Conigrelsa it etood 1 hi'its -tit (
Denmecrs.
* #M
tHE Nur-u CAnor.INA A matvs.--\V are
d.:il to perce.ve that t i' publi :at o: of this
iandtomt:e a Ind we ll-co I::eied ;;h -Ct is to lie
renovc1 to (;h,:raw. 'he people of Wiadea
boroagh and At.-n cou tnty wdi lore a valun.
le iend in th-: remioval of this jotrnaI, and
ths prer, of Ni-rih (Crouli;:, one of its best
s;.eenneas. \Ve w.alt le enter iring pro.
pr"~i ,- all succe-,, :ia cor~lia ly e2etrnid to
h1:m11 the liad of wecear; into tlh: fratcrmlity of
t he Philnietuo.--4.,. (Carulnian.
I).tto say we.
-)ISTI sstxo AnrALtTY.-The Chicago
Journual, I the .d mtn.. says that the line boat
Gor. hc ix Jeft that port last week with
alout 100 Swiss e:nigrantis. 'hen it passed
Joilet on the MolnIday foi!!owing, there were
ten dead bodies onl i al, ard svera1 ill of
dhipl fever. Five hive already been buried.
Tis drea: ul imortality, it w.hl be observed,
was not from ebo!er.i, but a still more hateful
d:seasC, the ship fever.
VInGINIA LFc1 n.Arter::.--Tho Grner-il
Assembily, wh:clh hlvaal 11n in S2 s3on at the
1'arrenton Spr;ings far two tuaths, closed
their labors on Friday east, after hiving com
pleted the revisou r tohe co.le of the State.
They Inve made some iimiportant amndments
in the laws, and directed 10,000 copies to be
pubbished for distr~nnon.
The St. In.'uis Re;.public:an of the 8th inst
contains a table of interments in the different
public (Jemeteries in that place. from the 231
April to the 0th August, from which we learn
that the late ep.eemic at thint place carried off
5i,9s9 of its inhabit::1t-, out of a population of
less than 60,0)0 souls.
'There are 3,5'J.,H0letters is the Bible,
5:)2,409 words in the Old 'I'estanent, and
11,5d52 in the New.
LIGHlT 1 otsit--The Union states that
there are iii the Unite1 States two hundred -
and -ix.s- zan light houses; and thirty-two
tiat ing h t1hts along the Atlait ic coast.
Th total nmihter of omnnihn-,es plying fcr
hire in ILoidiot, is 3,000, who av duty, inchu.
ding miT;l r , aver igr1g.LC p"r iinthIi each,
or . 3 5 l per annum. The number of
itindI:: ,rs adtal drivers is ai it 7,000, who
.ay ma:it:!y El,75') for their ieiense.
1 rr M2.vrn~i:wv's SI:.a ---The priva'e
se-iif arth liev. Th ii ld .\ itlew r- presents
a foun'itain burstong frot a rock, with the ful
"Dr uk frin the bblbling fun' nu, drink it
frer.
1'w ,s .ud for Saimpsona and 'tis gonud for
the."
To innwrnov C'icnnnoacar.-Take and
mix up 'on' :irsaic w htbied W p ,tatI 's and
sprinkle it aiut th;:: h?arth b,.:freg goin to
bead. 1- sire ii swpI '' ;iit of theri crmbt'is
that ii r' h bt '2 . i J i. in :i n r -:i I
hurn ~~ th i ptr ear of acciden~s. The
coc broach s vey Uo-l of po:aitre, and th
:ars nie k d:s :huem, and1 it is; -i suce hra pre..erv
:. ia:tre th at ino !'e:lh ar:-'s f:tui fie
de Pi oine. (Gr':eatre .,tou I be taken to
A .:o it" :i a:l wvitty" prolte w:.s once
a kl i h^ Iidi not tinik thi a such a one .,.
iowedl b s con;:einee. "V's, (sul it (;r iw'e)
I Iink he dots foulow it as a lminm does a horse
in a gig--he dri. II first!"
A 1'ed -'strian Fa ',l wirth mOentloiing was
pertor:ie.i y a fIr io.ai'an lvzan ofth a
.liy whc, we nu der.-ttand lc: t town oin foot at
4 o'e!i:-k on Fr.iv i'rning, and atr.ved at
tie I) i'n vare \\ater ( ip, ar dist te of up
ward of sevete y unies, ii: saea- eveiug. ( in
a er two iby's rIs', hi started for
I:niie aeo on nf-I. t'iopel it i)'kkway sciulie
hious to av:i -ri. :I r :h.1 ho ay at
I l I 'ck thl ; nioe e.etiing -(.\ee.t;! Irai
the iUnhana sd '. is to be constucte:'.a Jefi.
FoI i ni-an I ptt >;uue: nt ofl a poipulai.
i, -.:iy titaf d adf it l imierick, an one
njil .: ath eboi*ra.
A' in aeis in thi' 'ni:lih Ptost 0:lice
ide'rimijnti -are o be iorthi Ih d sinssed.
. A . t'n~ i .u i-- is state I :bat of the
iihe laj. r J al ta::y yolg :a..s uii [ittn
ars 'f It leen. ( )iy ot~e heal tha miior..
Iti:ie to ind ont th' floor.
I )ir nat one o th ile recenlt engragemients he
I '.'ae athle Antr.:iis nitl hliing-rianis, near
lltrii rni. i lilt t haoner, namedta I . lemn,
wis lild by a ca':io~t shot atwhde lie was tak
Unoxr( itt --Thi- termi wi originally appliedl
to t bose whojase business; jt was to bre:,k pack
ages atil soil bthe prerfie or less qua-ittty; it
a LIrtrlwrs camet to dinat ie ;an agentt emi
pibtyed by l:oth buyer atnd se!er, an i is thts
defined lby th leunet To 'rollo pe: 'He :s otto
who raIh in betwee'n twoa tten nnktint a
hdrg inrand plunder both.-/s!ft fors "the
Thr sto ie anothier grandi co:iihat of
wil blejSs at. .lf idrid itn a few waeks. 'Te
K(itt:,:ha'Quieen iand tha Coutrt are to be
sp~ecta:ora. Thle hull will h'ie to contten -
not a tamstp a hnil tamdci tige:r, hiiit against a
si perbi honit of I the tost savage speries, latelva
baroughjt Iron At rica by 'a1. Eli anard, lie Itr.
mioits be ist ttmer. Al. U'harles, lie owner of
lie defeated on the last ovens.on, is to supolva
a reinfti cemenat of a lion, a in ignlificenttr
and a panther. - ie
1b dtroitt tt It tr1 Is-he Attrii iiins'iim
ofi lida anii IPoseth hits ordeire.l ft .!ewish
cotnintity ofit the tV.wo Cities to sn.pply, at i~s
owln aet, w.thini 5:x mthsii, the 1(opowinor
arnibi itt' li bie Impriliy; 4-i,(tl0 iloakEa,
7it p tl r of :r. useirs, 915,ll00( p:i ir o: shioes,
f'fth fMO h ri, fit.000h pt rs of' ira waers, .7i,000
ir ais,. 1(t0000 yaris of gr:ly clothi, 1,5t00
Ipant .s of kleiihr lor i-hies, and 1,000~ hiorses
ito-op;'etely' etiuppedj. Thlse iar ie i!cs :re tio
bc dehve~ id at *erals of: ~la y, atndl any
deb ito Ibe luiiihed. 'ahI a tine of 500
floir-. It is stist tl tint whetn lie Russians
and An'r ans enitered Pasthi t2J,000 of the m..
bah tants le:t the ci' y.
'hi'rio -t..a-A poo~r wonnlti' tin one o10f the
AlI dii Staite;s. whlitsj/d, arred her daugh-.
ter to ebiirii air blapiasm. 1teintt ;skedh its
muntie lby t If shopj, slie replied ' "tin lay-sir."'
"Wht? I" says I ihe do sor, "Lutthty-;r,"' says
shte. "I Anegie-, Luc ifer; thlt atwon 't dl,"' sa'vs
theO WBiho'. andi ltf haitie te child Geoorge
whet sli~ tib die I erson1 thei itntat was a girl.
V wtt'r TIatr, in the F'ranch A'ssably,
rited ia erf';t whvi.r'aw~il r'entilv, hlisse
hi reinty d~eo'f t str iatiti:t, atter liar-it
remitted six days wythout foo:l.
conhagratnatnC exreti bi s sup selm thr eae
waordr,, cai.Ih11 thun" of an E.u h Wli'i ther--.
"Diet-ens~i, IlJ.t' l.ir'a."'