The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, December 12, 1849, Image 3
21. 'aL D.I.LfULJ.Di.
DNESAYDEC12, 9
X. . Na1), Jun., Witor.
Cottona.
htarleston.-Pric6s from 9 1.2 to
10 1-2.
Sumterville.-Prices fioni 9 1-2 to
S10___ _
EILargensencit..
Mcessity knows no law-and the poor
u tinter, being so greatly favot ed by ad.
rising paitrois lus the the plensure of'
announcingto his readers that the BAN
R is etilarged.' Statesmen have rbund
~'ttEpCetnt to enlarge the confines of ou r
> tblic and4ith it, its BANNER. 10 tkueji
the "spir-it of thle times," fol lowIs
Iu .r. The paper or to.day contains s-v
AND HA LF columns of reading matter
--e thanyte last issue. In our iiext
shiould not the President's messago ex.
elude it, wv6purpose publishing an origi,
A l tale entitled "Trking the Wrung
and we will endeavor to furnish i
ne ol in each of our subsequent issues.
&even days~ Later from Europe.
Aiht Dlie in the Colton Markt.
'lhe steaier IEuropa reuched Boston
on Sunay morning. The folowing is a
synopsisof the news she brings.
ivrpool, Nov. 23.--The Cotton nar
et his been exceedingly quiet during the
e k. The conflicting advices from tile
United States, have puzzled both buyers
ahd sellers. The fbrner have been ve.
y cautious in thei r ope rations, and the
latter knowing that consumers are wvll
supplied, and anticipating iarge iniports,
manifest little disposition to operate. The
prices of American and Brazil Cot
tons have declined an averageof nearly a
furtling per pound. The Broker's cir.
< ular, at the last dates. were as Iollows :
fair Upland and Mobile 6 5.8; ftir Or
leans 0 7.8. The sales of the week a re
only 21,430 bales, of which speculators
took 9,500; the trade 11,790 and expor
ters 1(60. The stock on hald is reported
to be 300,000 bales. Business generally
is not active, and transactions in thie pro.
duce narket ratlicr limited.
New York Collon Markcl.-On Satur.
day, theP Cotton market was in a quiet
state. 'Thie sales ofihe week amounted
to 6,500 bales. Fair Up!tmd was utioted
-at 11 3-8, and Fair Oileans at 11 34.
METEORI.-On Fridav afternoon last
a very stranige phen~ioiimno was w.itness.
ed in the heavens. A t 20 mmiutes past
five o'clock a while sphmere was siiin tra
versing the heavens in a Northi Easte rlyi
direction, and whien about N. N. E. from
tho Court H ouse, it was see'n to exploe
and clouds of smoeke were clearly discerr.
ble, spreading in all directions, and par.
.ticles fulling. [Had this occured in the
*night, the display would have been I umin.
ous, bs it was, it presented a very curiouis
ads wonderful a ppearance. It pa esenited
a icsimilar to a full moon in daylight.
A bout two houirs subsequently' the weath-.
er, which had been utnusuallyv mildhi rn -
ed cold and continued so during Saturday.
XVhot elli-ct the meteor ha remnainsd ihr
the scientific to determine.
Coingress.
Thse Session comme'ned' on thne 21 bunt
u p to Sa: orday tnighit, the I louse hi l not.
organlied and the Senate .thereby was uin.
~~b totransact business, on the last ballot
for Sypeaker, the vote stood: fur Winthrop,
,1 Porter, 76; BodiJ, 14; Wtihnot, 7
~entry,5; Rihrsg dawm
I.. i~r.00I~b, of Georgiai, previously was
thie pronninenit Democroeat ic candida:te.
Ihe repori ofC the.P. M. GJenerafhas bec n
-published' unofliciallyV in somef. of the
Nor thern papers. Hie radvises thiat the
postage on letters be reduced to- a uni.
form rate of of 5 cents on lette rs, anid
that newspapers may be sent to .aiubscri.
bers fr'ee of potange, wh ivnI e within a
prescribed distance fomma place. of pub: ie.
tion. The Tlreasinr ofthe init ed Si a tes
pubtilished his oflicial account uip to the
''0th Novembecr Ilast , stating thaimt the mo .
niey snibject to dIraft, is $7,004,2i50, amnd
lhe a pprehend ed loss of publIic ii-hiids un.
dier the present system, in thre Inst year,
a iabout $P)000. Th'le amnotit in the
hands of the Treasuern in Philadelphia is
S1396,091, and at the Mint, 6841,150.
M 4ri.atous.-Dr. P'arkmann, a phy~si
cian ofsomne notoriety of Boston disap
peared anddenihy last week uand Professor
Vebster orthe Medical College oif that
Ct., huni been iirested on suspicioni of his
snufdo, par't of a biody beiuig ibrnd ini his
studio. Thne evidence is all circumstan.
tial.
In the gallery of the U. S. Senate, on
Thuiirsdlay, a niin named Jamres Robert.
50n of taiminore, was heard to threaten
thre ht of Mr. Claiy, whereupon he, was
akwn hnno cuistodyv, and eonrinnitted, to jail.
-.As lie was wvell kuiowin to lhe a harmril ess
itirofensive mani, it was coieludedn that lie
was' e3videnlty hr boring under piartial in.
\bill has been introducedl into the S'e.
no of Georgia, to remove the freej negro
ahdu colored population from that State , on
orjhcforei hu 1st Feb., 18.41, under cr.
tuhn pggahtis....the fia ohie being that (of
said as slaves If di h rovlsjins of thu bill
*io ntot (ecuupllied1 with,
rj Oki madeAt gi
U AN oc~ ren*14 to bo
1 01 nk our town Our
4nists alI favor l projitt,
athht h 0 e418 of the caionittiky realor
Iiei oan inatitutioti, or "tile estaLliam).neit of a
Bank Agency nhnlost absolutely necessary to
the welfaro of the District We are decided
ly favorably iipressed towards either insti
tutes, a Bank or ani Agency, considering both
beieficial to the masses=never ini Ihw light
oft a-tmonopoly, - for one .itiple reasun. It ill
th. inivestmenat of capital to beget capital ad
to aflird coni1vtieit tadexpeditious means to
the communitv at large. The interests of
the people of this Istrict demaind the estab
lishlueaneit of otie or thie other ; a Bank where
their own ciapmiitl maybe invested, or an Azen.
cy to aflbrd facilities ti all. To compute the
amount of bantkingr buiesms this D'strict now
does is next to ln impostiinlity, but, we are
assured ly onte -tiore familiar with suich st.t.
tistica, that over '150,000Of pa per is yearly
discntted, and a-i ke sut' paid out inl ;1d.
V:tIces by the various state llakttk:. W*hy
sLoghId net this busintis i hiecdone at home !
Ve v:nit citiher one of these inst it utes fir
thb followiiag reasois A safe place is de.
.ired for Ilie elrpoasite of plie InCid prViatc
funds. We desire a plce where ielia!e
dr:afts canl hI pirchaased for the safe and
speedy t ra nsmiss(ion of money. We desire
il ltitution to discouitt a-per at eg4al rattes,
atd thits save the Porbitant elair-es made by
toney- lider<. We wanat soime instiute to
tace advances to the phtwir muid mercaint (iln
cottioni. We deire a bankitnu ins! I t" inl or
der to a thir.l the usual ftcilit ics to lthe pol'!e
in order to sritmalate busi:iess niow stagnit
for wmiit of funds ; to encourage tadustry wIi
to cAN airt oneynwihg ::) i.o u(ftul
and paroduct ive clapital.
WVa: Bmud umevil will rolceive:mi
athiton~ npule. Thw \Vi1lmin-z'on~ ndil
say :a faust panhing int) t h-- town his 5eeie
is. l-ven now thre is a inr!;d d.lIre'er
inl th appearance 0 -If' the tiow1n, niew delings,
worcshops and omitat:a:ou;s stores have been
aid are it course! of erectin, a cotnw.;de:ih!e
addit ioni has beeni m-ub.- toa mot !o pr:1-i.
pl' -hotels, a.1 th-ri is sm ei talk of :a brick
rminge groingtip. .\ll traos, roninsand
mecnl-hne-s flara mil this provner
itv will be co-isid1-r:ibly etd ired h-. giving
u2s a B mting' I ,- ute.
During,' the~ B :nk debhate (nitula last
1t th- lls-: Mr. lltro , Spe:alunitg ot
hie slightting aIntilner in which tho :ppeil (if
ie HLarinig's ti the p-ghttel taili of ih Si~t.i
tad beii alluded to, said:
"Sir--Tl finc ot Sou2h Carolina is es
ie t.aImei of her daughaters--:o pute, lit >he.
y to be doubted or discusse'l; it is a thir t
ie! h-!art--not of the totigue, and every c iti
.ei (if i -rs holds it sacred above all e!.
We re-ecao .ths. glorivis sa ient--a
entiment tooiii), wicli we hoeve is th p11oimi
ar one--so Af.srs. egishitors, tis not the
hnktl you .dturder, but you m.a-.ke yaour owna
t.itt commiot ?uiele--whar her: of mwr glir;
d fllt ibsa reS,---he(r famte a hiVe word o:
h1 t:,ch a.h s ofr. i the wer!..
.311No1:e EnAND Wu'.3usi-roi' 1. It.
[1h: grihiang (it the roul mt the 2mnietha.V vi
inait o the town, is progressin-. titlely. I).-.
ii abirowv'. cnIt r-t t ( elvQen~ .\ los triilt
hiack Itiver, thr.a.Ioutho $:a pe Wh are sw aap
o Lyneholes ('reek is alsoi piruogre-.npr r: -p.iny
how'1 the stahl:-y of th. wor!k, the, (Imb) Ik-.
net acrio.s te sw-ony is -;streen tee: It :h,
1(id sixty in widtha at its basi~e. The whaole
lues great cred:?t to athe able~ andt ''m-r'- t
ery arI.! a ut., ha~t it is e~.-t.. Iilt th a por
ing .h it the 2tislitumh, lo bie presetedt to
he widow of (Co!. Dickin(son., o('c. Ghlulr ten
resoilui'i ofl a hdst 5es- :4, anditl heiuday~ics to
JA'ivi"TE.-ottI i. ~ii tginmaeit, winubl
be presented hte:iire the'. termaantc i if th
the~rc prod .wiat h Nuii:'-- r.,~t . .s
('enrt .12 verinnts fo'lsa e s (ral~t.e m -s the
rtote Sh C~. C:U l'.a t;a y io tec tat, a
lre, ittg 'rhirnefra l~in ihe p..n0
it I.per annu t th itti ti'e ofa~r hnni! fl
ch an na r h' e Sce22. t sct a r new .en . fo: ti.
giaite ( oturse ami ia *s. ot ro.s icch.t ro h
ricat-ion of t li b vt!thi m. of i it la n~ ur a :
breiad bievea nnrse~ites
Cor.1.:Ne. m::or.' tl -The 1r.nhIti laot c
theil ijs.~ Ca rCalh-cl thals yeari~ tais uu uly
large o if n nrhrAz-:ceo t -mr.s
idnc rser Ity ofi-~ that inttit it: luwikr :hi wle
fi rt class ta he - athreceive-tro-: itsat!:i
do at-s lh en s will h ie.0 its atlf i - ns a I iii .;-C _
tonrce ad isutrutiosni Tei aist are
reredstedr prto oav ben of a highurderg of
met,pm aa oc.n Pit-fr yhutg engthuneni
recid thecs irngeeswt mong tem 'i tshy
nths uiticrcevdthgero.fUace
ofA sall bu: veN Corti rol'han oft n'ews Iof
~, advaei h fo pre of coni pr-',ntiatd will
begiftifyninthe whonlae Slout. Th old ie
oed States wilel erreau man y milhon secf
to's traegnditand pi s ania ery agint te
tuopn fpaph. The ries byeon ru
sf a smalut vr na vhno oesb
C i -~
A.e ne important
egheiei- Iowiny rcsolutions were
adopteCf
Ihesltds" That we regard with feelings of
livelyMustinetionc tle lite mlovemlient il M.s.
sppc, itt defence of the rights and inttrests
of 'te South, anld t inil it w:thijey as th2 first
stell towards tha afiri. n ited. :nd coccertld
action nioncg t he, outhern Slates which a
sense of their comnmon danger imperiously de.
nuacadls.'
lleseliol, That te reccninendation of the(
State of '.\csissippi, or a 8outherni Cociven.
Itton to be! behi at Nashville onl tie firmt .\Mot.
day in June ncexi. siould he crdietally enbraer.
ed, by I ihe whole. Southl, f int by Cii 4comn u.
ens .;We 11n:V avert thle connnlon-c 'alaiities: jili.
pendkjrg vA'r im, 1litotigh thle actionc of the
G ndral Goveri-mactn, drivel on by thce lust
of power, rtld I 1w fell .pirt (if fanlaticisinl.
ResuAu d, That, for tile purpose of carryin
out Ihe reconmendat ibus of tho peopleof '\47is.
sissippi, it it; exped.ent triat, ill legislative
ctuCus, we Should ntomitinate'. four de-leIates
to represctt the State at ltrte inl tle Coiven.
tion p.ropocsed to ie held inl Nashvil e.
IResoled, That, still ir;her to carrv out
tie recoiiieinL:tions of the people (-'I the
Stte of Mississippi, we respecthilly icerom
ceneid to tle p lee 1of5hs State to 'ineet to.
gether ocn thle Ist Nl(,ndiy ill April next, in
the vnrious parishes atiot distrie:s ofthe State,
to noliate. 1113nV de~legates as tih :, hav..
nemcbers of the Ib.islat tire,, to imeet 'n tihe
first Mlonday in. May stcceedini, at some
central and COnen1ienclt point in their respect.
ive coigrstsio:I strics; thein and there to
oininate two delerates Ito represent cvil
colgresseonal ishltrict in the State in thce pro.
posedI conventioni.
Re-Solred, Th:ct enCterfijtii a sincere de.
sir, to cooperate with oiur s:ste'r States ef the
Suc th inl any cin1VEcerlnnt whih th 1111 , cica
deem neC;e--iary for tle C:Ccitnrumrc 13o0:, tid
having entire coiit !ue inl the w-Sio: , in.
ti!.iityV, and firinn-r-s eel' the Southern people,
wfen assecinbled Ili s-11d1 ('oventen, we feel
and~ Expre's anc ii h:et. coatidente that
!ft' peoiple or' ih S -ite eif' Souti ('.ro!inca
wd yiehlc ac faithfu d unclichfn:rcce' .upotfcc to
a nt ine:csctre v. hc:1:h -- kid Cuvcnt.con tt c, rc.
3 -* .:\:ng th - r in:c:y bills presented
lv ur iF ih-Fat g h!' 8.-na tor, col. . J. .\l..s:'
tih collowing is worihy .l--ical nrtc. TIhe
mestires it broacht's are rather harshi, but
so rne very s re:nct'u!; mtuleamvcrs must be
Itna'k' it) pta :t sep ito the fiou-dig of our :al
A 1il..
TO pnrwet the l'ec; le ajc1'ihe atefrw. Incen.
d1iry /'ahiii/sthr.u?gh the '. S. Mail.
Io it enatcterf lthe Senz.late and tlouse of
it-peset a a s, ow nIelt andi siltting inl Gen.
rIl A>e'bly. atul by tt:hority 'f' the satie,
l cti andt1 i al;ter' pas"ing tlh:s Act, if anv
I" 's.t M;si c'r wathi the St:tc Cf South Caroh'
n i L. tel kn 'wi.y deliver to anc. person or
p eireons aly wr:tten or printed paper, picttire,
<h1awicn' or engrcvin, calctilated to distirb
the2 peatie aid h:ritno fy f the peoiple it' this
8 ::t', tit re!!lton to lie slave pcpuitlion
ihere of,'ci'! e h l'st .\l isler sId il!, tit, c sccict ::eitt
by :c' ni-h eti ' , I:t jic; r;soediw fler a t'-rnc not
xeed tuel V. c've cict and pIay a gitic 1e1 1
excceedcing eere :hwc'scand dolli.irs.
a-; - .1 f e iost im p rt:it ills pas.el,
tll, Iy a verv large- vii, is ew in'cssdf in the
Ile:se prov:dirg for tie! punisihmni t ofI tract
liccke'rs iii sps'r.tccccus li:jsrors wvith skye>" :)
th i: ci n of \l i t 'R b'i.crdis'it , I t h eoperat! ictt cf
thi - law\~ w.-5 poienled : the 1st i'cfre,. a's i
tc civec t.ctcelv iccl t ee o al vititor'e tai it. It
. t eeped Ih (ticc e psei.s:cgc il oftis act will
ei"'r taJ' .t st th'5t !flb'it eand corrucptici;,' tr'af
liekI.
G::. 'C N'cc.- -The Sv~tantic Geosrgvian ,
cc- :.t en1I.e deacth ofl the iate ;Ge. Chitchl,
I 'eit s':i !!s hir i:c'.c\- veal N ;ein li e
inc thce t'':'d S':;:C''. ;\rtiv. II lo s i v'eel w i
U". I c-'id ils'ie i inl 1 "i-'., nidcc w.cs rtaIc cc
..ttcooai upon fle- ri'.ect.cn oft the er icv
.ct it-. e!.- , i S:i .se'lu reed a br'cvet as bii
ds:.e wrd :)d w;:h tIt ritru t c'c oncli . cc d
cc I'a da lin c -4 l' . 10i , act th--' e'xamc -a-e.
icc'et 'c f e' th i !:s;c:'c 'e \\.,r. I I - 's trir a
b iro 'ac sin ha t; cit \\''.thc;cwic,,in,. '1 te . ..'n
';sicendcc celnely, in th.cs S;.ate. I:c tee.'' ice
wa's eicerte.i a ine:nh!er cct ccienre.,.; .'t, re-.
'cent v. w cs I hs \'' cs.. canidiai.' leer geevernorcc
cit hunesia. Lb- V. ai g'sutie:nianr itt everr
s'ense.ci of ihe wo~:'ci--.;c' 'iar w:l henit repro:sc It
ittii :tn hiconest les s. Thec fs cjcple cof ;e::r ,s
cu ciiicore espeen ti ly thice of l hter si~e'scas',
ill dceply tee I t ite los.. cet cth uf eingc _j ae.l..
eorise'rccre ofl'in..'inde neicre 'tr:kn;i.! si t hir
det-'.rc Io lhe~ r; psI atn! isrs ~;,e e.
of ti;he r e;cI tc'ri'le. Th'c'' t *': si'eurer, it hic:
'ldre'-. to I'rsnce .\!becr't, uat :I- 'eenn oii
!b \ n- e l ' |-'r!noise..sd d:- -".\h ut th I ree
hundre ears'' \''c'- e', 'cce ccr t~s wo .,h: we.re sic!
Iiion-nti for ih cc dc iceu and c e suppile ofI ,ecocclcn.
In t !Gf:cb l'.ss ve-.s''l' ere recjtcred; ccc
:'s'si, i c l:'5, -1- i e ''-'''n. ~
: f: 3d.:60 'i I' :t :nI ". 5,'--; e:;r.
'Ircn.' 1,'s.'t ..' '. : ; I " !-i , ', I5:his
wt'r' ccmp'' i c'"'' .'I!,')"7 icar"e'
:as y s ir . ( 1 : I . -.'' , 1 7 I :.s I m su.u iy 1 - , -
The i'r';Icr eirm 1f =:-' cc H is up A'ris
cif 90I pers c''nt ; as nd i is ccr' uli of c :.r' a nds
rstssder:s.t: ec i : cmct if :c! .1 ;h'' prese t':l ii:
'.!f,('t0 'ises'nen :c'' e'rs,'Ev'sd in the c'ari~ry'
depaicenct ccf the* l.'cnicn esIa ra.h." Th'fe
ares inrterest: ig islnd s imperanct tuects, n
whalt: is beette'r, they~ ire tic' staiistics cof'pece
meu siccecssful eclcerr:e.
New~.s freeti (':iettta sla'rs thatc thce rainrs
Isid.a :tve~' i:cihe~c to ic etc4 egree' oy~md pcrce
entc, and~ thce flloe haet bce'esmolt decstrtl.
ive. Icc tcne instace thce ruin :ccii tic: icood
hi:ce iby thecir uncitedI ccj C'ruticn, psrodced ac''
indst e~straocriryr efllst. Tlim5 rcteowned
t'ct of .t'c'ohant, w.~iti bi aluts hoesmb-prfccc fJeen
deieus, whicich hic "sc long hoocl teut :cg. inti
all X icd~s of acssaihin tts, hcad meolt ed caiay Ibe.
f'sri th jfin cat ;ltick ccf time mocsccroncc tcirrenct
andc flee tflood~ ee thei~ (ICieih. ( )a thce :Wh
ofl A"ugccrt thie ilr ic.incaa;hud-hnIssgdater bn5thc.,
mng fell it rapid sucession, and ont thce Wd2i
thle rever hadci coveCr(ed the ec :mrtry. Thce floodcts
gradu eal ly unedtl~ th fcourC s f the!cc 1c riv'ers at
thec rute of cchoutt w-vc~enty' cnles ae daty, acid
haud every where done ctlmc s' anno,
iJ'~ The monkey jyteketsu recently worn bcy
thce ladiesa are icaid 1o hcave beeni proof ageinsct
the arrowvd of' Cupidi, as~ they we're coaits 1f
maleo.
Ejiznofts Fint wjY.* 4- 0 o 6
obti 18tat Blank siem aa loaks rr.4rea.
sonq. g.ounds for their endeavori jo r.
scindthie chiirter o' thauiititutto#;Y .h
Winyah Observer adduces the. fbliowIng' -
weighty argunient-firstly it is- an-onoin
lolls spectncle or the Stuto authorities per.
tinnciousiv uphtaoldinig it State cor poration,I
whilst it denounced uny 'uion el tveen a
banik fnda the federal go'verne . nn..t," I . e,..
-prre(pt es prittice) seCondly. "That
the lobivnig oinel elecioneering for Direc.
tors is disgracef'ul to tthe tate." - These
opinionst the Carolinian indorses; we sup.
po.:.e lobbingli inl CogWeoi in thie Leg.
islature for tiny office, must be strong
grouinds for the abolitiof in'offce ant
we n.o mTiny in fer thirt1e aoli irs andI
enorses o'stuch a roinints.wobl n t des.
cend to aid in til-.disgust ing spectacle of
lobilying for onn, if they were anxious to
be clothed in authority.
tc" There is onie in'iportant provision
t1eIseislatnre should ndop t, an ateration
of I lhe Militia Inws, so th:it. insp Ctions an1d
reviews should lie held.ut -home aid not
caluse troop ii(d regimeits to appear 60 or
150 miles from the resjdeie.. of the mem.
bers thelCreof. lere is no greater tyrn.
nly ill existenice than tile present militia
and pattrol laws of the St'te and the peo.1
ple cry aloud tbr redress.
1 Ib:An, -rms Ginr.s.-The. New York Star
says it it noluco i thing to find beautiful C
girns oi the State of Maine, running wild,
sub,:s iin, on berries and acorns. Wiien a
gir wants to got mirried, she makes for the
woods, where she roves about until a youig
man gOes ont on a wife limnt. fie catchIs
rl, n:jld gives chase. Sihe ruls,
am11i the yoing inn;l throws a lasso, by. which
:.hie is ugi'htit. Ihe thei takes her oil his
shoulder, c:i rres her Ilo the hih;y, where
lie hits a carriage re idv, ties tier feet and
haods together, and takes her hine. A min.
ister is sent for, and they are married. The
knot being tied, the young woman beeomcs E
per!ect'v docile and ubilissiVe. C
AL~AnBA.MA~ ros--O thle 29th ult.,
on the:Jj ballot, the Ion. \Y. It. Krixc, was L
e!ceted Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned "
by the expiration of the tcriisof the IIon. A. ru
1. 13 ighit, Ihon. Jeremiah C.enens hais been cl
elected to fill the place in the United States it
Se.nate hcld at the lamt sesssion by Senator a
Fitzipatrick. '!.e yote on the 6th ballot
w-e', ('!cnn. f)7; Fazpatnri k 59; scatterig,
5. The m1:ain1 bOdy iof the Wigs vdoted for
.r. Clemens as a North A!ahaiia )emocrat.
heliev:r that Set i 1 of the State, by the
usag1es of the dominant party, was entitled to
oie of the '4-tItors
T i.modin Tines of the 16Ithi
ilt. <ot;ins a let!, r from Austria, which may e
or may~ ito! be true, assert' i tha u ssia haso i
carriedi her point with Turkey, to the extent s
oft rendinir the tatter power thle jatiler of ini
Ki'~o:uth rmt his co:itpa:tuon~s. The terms di
and piarticulairs of the c'omlpact are as yet til.
lhi,o WV.t'rF.ti R oints.-.Thte toital amtount iih
drawn~ thus far for itintoduitii'te C'ochtueto
water itot Bostont is 83,9$,&180,&5. .The thi
EaIst Bolston reservoir is not yet fiijshled,
whtich, with, other unavtidhabte inscidentat ex. "
perimes, will probaliy swveIt the entir ncoi't tom
about four aind a halhi itllone, bimt' abotpt
o p1
Mixt '.--Cha rles I lios.t is' heah for I ty in t
to) raise4 itioney without th consent tof Pairli,
iient; and George llt lost hiis cohmiies foir try.
tug to r.tlie twt'y out of the \'anikees on ,,
he ptrhn:ipii of t:'xationi withiot. reptresenta.
lto. Ini this wayv, inontey hats b~een the~ ci ui
of in-'ty wars, atitd muciih btloodshedt. ini an. I
c'ietit 1 tme, u aira were set out h'It iipout ioitier
!zronlmds; btit ini littler ycars, money hans be.
come the' pr''t ici' oitf civilized count ris- ri'
pl
. r (kmLe'A.'":sts 'oogr.,assLotrne '
waSc ttwsnmarried on Wednesday :norn
York, to .\b r It. I.. Sc it, uaid.decampn, to1
t heE-Noa a e:A I'ldlo th'e 'ita- . i
htii-y-viiini mi th-, So:Uh.
eni~ Im 441 .swetr-g. l'ei hiap. i that the most
eno' rouils case iof sweatrintg is t hat mientoned
bym I'nle Toby, who sy., --)tzr atrmy swtore
ti'rr:h y mi F'landeirs'.' AX w hi' army engg i d
m:t bmi tt'tbee Leaped' up'.at landtters !
Th--' traisoniissis:t of the Great 3Mail South
frlm \'c w V-wIi mh te cont1ilmed, as at psr-s.
en, !. lt hm w mtr.
tiltt the re'senlt I 1114, ill be .1.~1(),(lU: sir,
inl otheir woirdts. 70;,tthH) Louihts. (i :hi.s 1111
heir, ionl ' 3,ii lannet b 5. ve 4 a colopeilncy
Pd lion l'.'l " i -ho Ia and plroiessionatl
briancheis. ,nel' the i 4,duei oft 7,Ot){ is dividedt
i i to partS. Viz: ;111, 1 'K i' h lbir, or are
to1 ilh aci :.h i eronil l meansii 14'it' for a liveh-.
fromi tie kitt hiens of thle weahhi'; :1,000 whio
i.tia!; l,i000 mmhoi starvet bir wan't of :any kind
ofi supportii, and4 :LtMx0 whto follow a14 pro'miscu-.
ius bim'hboiod. Nuh is the state ofi soitly
in t'inl:lelhdi a, ani t the elemiett witichi com-i
potse? it. I
Poutr water has'ty itto a vessel with a
sniall niick, ttl e entel;rs; tpour ?rr~idhily, andit
by; suuii! 411i ttilta,-n li the ve'uset is iliped.
at at ton.
W Ve understatnd, says the New Brunnviekl
Umoitn, thait by t he deith-.Of the tate Joha~
Po'itter, his soinm-aw, Comimodlore StaIckt(on,
has received ani adduitioun of 8--t,000 per an.
num~i, lto his alre1ady enol~rimonts income. The41
the estimarted at less t hin onte hundlred thou
satnid doltbirs, andt probably mrore.
You may gleant k nowete by re':ding, but
you inust, seperate the chaff from the wheat
.h-v tILinkiwr
S1
Which 84 a Demo 2ra 4 Whigs,
and 2-Hale oc v Iu " Ihto and
6hanse, of'Ohlio-+P k (ho H-JOW
)' Representatives c1 IPsed of 230
remiors, of whiclil3il1. are ..Deinocrats
proper; 108 Wlig' proper;.7 Deimocratic
free soilers; 2-Whig free soilers, and two
radical A bolitionists. Two of the Whig
nembers, King of Georgia, Alston, -of
A\ Ibarn, aind Nes, of' Presylvanrii--are
>robaliy absent. There are, in addition
o the the regular mminbers, two territori.
11 delegntes, one from Minlesota and one
'rorn Oregon. 'I'ho. Uion .suins tip the
Ifous' in) this wise:-. -
emaocrats elected from slav.holding States 61
"as "4" nontstaveholdinig 5
itates, 54
115
VYhig elected from slaveholdotg States, MR
"& # " noU-twaveboldinig
115
MA-rnitoit I A. IWed nesdany is the
'roper tune to get inarried;-[ixchange
'apr.
We advise nionday in pre'ference, as
en you gain firo day'.s time. On srecond
aouglhts the Co;'ple should seek Two's.
ny.-[Anotlber.
,y ll meUns avoid Fri day,-.-[A not
r. .
We do'not think it matters much on
-liht day it's done, so that v-oa provide for
to Sohi-dav that is very likely to PA.
>w.-[S day Gloel.
A -; wt approve of Marrinues, our ad.
ice is Set a day, no mujittor [)ich, ht
e sooner the better.-N. 0. Picayune.
Don't quarre, gents, pray, but would
o) Thirst-day do jus.t i.s well, Considering'
ic cup one has to drink to the dregs.
Lieu'. [.yncl, late of the Dead.sea
xpeditioi has oflired his services to our
overnmnt i, to lead an expedition to go
search of Sir John Franklini, and1
,ieut. I.- promises that '-in case the Gov.
-tnent sihall sanction his efTorts, the will
ise from private sources, sufficient to
mirler, strengtlhen, and (equip, a slenin r,
e Governnent furnishing such reT1cers
id mien as choose to volunteer to go."
Prxentation.---At Columbin, on Wed.
%'slayv las., the dty of the iovernor's
evie, Co. 1:. M. S.,.maog-livered
Col. G.iAoE, with a few well chos'in
Id appmropriato remirks. the spliendi
vord pricured for hiirn by Oh Governor.
behall'of 0the State, as I recirotnition of
q sr-vil'ce' in Mi'xico. Ona reci'ivedt it
A. Guon S reI'VSptotl-i inl his tenaaIal S01
er-like noanon r. ple'dg ing himnse'lf to pro.
rv'e it amoi ng heis chioicest pors<, .'iors,
tat to hol'd hinmse-f ati all tiznrs ri':chly to
a w it ini lie. rvicet oh lhis coutraea y.
SOn'TnJEiN MUITuptERS.-~'ih N.
reicans Crescent, oift ti a- d ....iIa.
tat '"books airc now~ opf'n f' r su- .c riptio s
amJi .lmt S;tate' C4 cinpa ty, to encg:mgr ina
C n110 uli e u r.- of Ciai . .. fieacioh.
l0t spindi Ih-s is jppi'-d, Sind( thae- nauenv-s
itenedi aire ra gniarantlee thait the ptaim
i'm-s t he atppriobationl of' tiien thtat enni andii
ill pitt it inato ope''aitiion. With the st.
itat outr doorse, enphitl aandl ene rgy at
ir cuomaimuuei, why shouhianot miii jiisanin
:poirt this greiact pirodumct of ihem soil w ithc
at inlcreiea'td vah ii i ndl l-ssened hl!k
von to it by the loom. We wish the
Ovemnlt nll succes-c-thec enterprise'
ows richlyv d4 sermves it.
A Ciami,l Cinfession, -A tate Noc. of the'
>ndon T.itner, ian ain art icle upon the subject
Slavery iin Amiericae, mta kes the totllow ing
kcn-wtedgmeant:
"Te wvill of thea people oaf Eal nen: a n i tie
snesof Itie :-it islh ntion ii?, hi -o br--n a
ioud wath abletlute a uhorin y ad atanagrud''
mrneioungae. Zo Itic extmce! con of shiv~ery
ni t lie Brit ish domifiionis. 3' tie nireracrsi
;tates of Amior ira hinve no sc(h powi~er of at.
cing the ins'iit tta ins a tidthe tenures oaf tern.
erty in thie~I ave.iothna' S'ates of the' Union:a
iucngre-s itsa- ib isa ae~ -lh Jo er; buet I it
tii'!b iiineaL n to rrry a i'e.gar i a.ire al
!'ihta eon, ere- art' cionstraincgl lto adiiil Ithat the
.rperimnent cmme by1 thce' hiitishi L4'oternmet,
lid the, site inc n-hci thei lhit ish &eI I n~ldies
re noc:' , hiaerd in, it, wrauld be' ine "aed as thce
Iloso~etnasarin: SA-rir ta: tlc.- --nc of ttha
iest chaillenic'es tom the tithl, to, titrbt a duet,
lent we ever heard oif, was mi:idi ley a tra
ineeorably g tlleiinai, thie lace \\' liiiar I j.'.
a Ins, of Worc'esteor, whio, afIter an eiditoiial
ontroversy~ wvitha broenuther (ehdiaor, in which
y oilbred to hii: oppoeneit thmet-ri. s;i s; a.
m mi the fia:bs; the el n~ i~5a to bm' hiis, ec
arty to i .: oneu' I':tn acre or to- e me i
-ast t'seito b 'e i d Iire t h-s' Vtro r. S hou C ldl
T'x d hres i wi~a inl traeettr nrnot t ier, hit ho
y ea frg A ut el winer i ::an heai rehiarn
rtc f mtectondrjca~ the stoto' iwnc of alldtiunr
' t d roes t n o l a m for.c ti
"lie i' an matol l nt on iprh'i na
Ait PIax i: -\C iiOa~ i.--Nctiu' ma' nyci tear
em"e leahnderums. ntmni me
"1pretied asee"thme ther tother, qg
m'-ug bdot her neuin ance et h, cidera
"e nedh yonid reimcd th e attti ofha
IrCoun jia omr ftr'
not~hr.e o ccktitqi~tn ohr'
"aIdont eae,"rpid h.aghe,"
"Bue' easeen Iein wele reetnbo whLhim."
"Wold yo be ashausd tho ey. inth
A poor shoenmker having plunged into the
vater to saveo the life of a miser's child, the
atte as rofuise in thanks.
"Wha S Inotowe your' sai~d he, aNI owe
mitm everythaitig."
"Very well, vou tnny just paygnesen dofl-m
ars of it. no"','t and the othier; 'tfnd ( will
&'ait til-yotu get read3 Ic disch~#to tl~~ d,,
nainder of thse deobt.ic'rTe tasni*~ Ma
d r it
I o e arr)yed Oa.er my a
Aman has been arrested in i: Liu rM
havi0njj in his pomleiaseifn a large quantityaa
counterfeit sol ders' wlarana..
TAXATIUN OF JIAJL,:06 StoKs -A 6i
has been reporiod to the Veritont Legislr
ture- taxing railroad stock held ly nion-resi
detis. It is said there are five iillions <
.railroad stock of that State owned by foreig
stockholders.
SLANOEt.--In the Superior Court at Stauri
ton, V.. a casic of colliderable interest, H.-i
ry Eldtson, sen, vs. Tlioias Sniriate, h ais bee
decided. Alter aun sable argumnt on bot
sides, the jury returned a verlict of $4,"9
damages i ifavor of the plmtlifl:
The Legislature of Vermont, at its recer
seemion, appropriated $500 to procute a hIoc
or blocks ofimarble, or granite, orothe Wash
iigton tnonument, tiow in process of tonstruc
tion in the city of Washingft.
HOSTILEN IDo.N.-We learn on reliabl,
authority that several of the California l-:mi
grants by the SouthllRo ee have been murder
edl by the Eutaw and Navo Ime Indians, a
the crossing of the Colorado. It is said Ila
Indian %varriojrs to the ntumber of 2,0() hay
taken a hostile position at. th-it plate.
Co- FitEEaoNT.---Otir latest. account fron
Sin Franeisco stated tint Col. F. wouild son,
leave for Sani Atono, to take 'his place as U
S. (.ominssioner to run the' lu;arY lil.
bet w een our territory and New Mexico.
PETElt PExcE.--The full return of collec
touis for the aid of Pins IX. .hroughout the14
Jnted States fools up 9:f5,078 24. The lasi
remittarice was mlae-ol the 1d in~st. Th
.Diocese of New-York contribiiLed 80,-2:7 4
. Purser Kennont, of Virginia, has been dis.
missed from the Naval service for beingi a
defaulter to thi anount of several thousa n111d
dolmars, and tile cla'i, agaiist tim has been
turned over to the pro'per legaI aier of the
Govevrnmrrlieni'I for prllosci uti.oni against I.s
bondsiiten.
The bark EK ijai Swif:, froirm New nYork,
hounrid to New Orleansr, was totally lost on
th Jsaa:-s, on the %h) It tilt. The SeCond
ialte anid twelve passengers drownea--the
remainder of lihe crew anid passenge.-'rs sat-ca.
The lehaware Journal hears that the petato
rot has made its appearance in the country
aromid St. George's. It has already cosi-d.
erably inj:red the pota:o crop in tit ie.gh
borhood.
THE Clno.-EA AT -InM WES-T.-Thi s
dreadtu l d sease, it wvoiild aippear, is nakinit
its appearance again at Cininnati, as% well as
at St. Louis. 'ihe Comiiiercial records five
cas es dri the three weeks, endinrr on
i uesday List.
TnIE WnOLu:sA r.E SpEnrc-En -Jonathan G.
.d1Is h.ts been Convicted at Ibrrisbnrg on a
second mdictment. in the matter of the three
sisters lie seduce:1,:id is to be tried on a
third. I I' will not be sentenced on any one
till ;l are tr.ed.
SINatLAn AC rIDErNT.-O1 WednliesLay lst
A you:h namied Vance, of Adai:s cointv,
., whileei mployed in spliting wouid, struck
th Illdle of -i axe agaiist a loaded pisto'
wvll clh was inl his powkef, c-msitl it t1) d.s.
harge--the ball passing throug his right
id lodgimg im his left tlhI!h.
The'court Iuse and iail of Jasper county,
'exa~s, were biuruaed down on ithe n ight of t
.d ultimo. In the cort.rt bouse, rneiortunmate
,were depoa'.ited the whole records of the
'ecvy.-:hiese referring to pri! ates, land.
it s, lanid-tit:Les, anid all sitis civil and
Mae::-aI.rrr oF lF:r.E rum -A writer
a he lHo,'on M1edical .Iou rnial a nerts thai
ie miort ;li1y of the free people of color in the
Dai. ed St ntes is more than: o': eund red per
li' edrt tinht oft lie sinves. Thei~ is
asmrto whY ch -dio'th, all circumirstanices
.e010 ron lere l, he takeni w:thl a :;re..t many
~rains of al:rrw:mee-r.
l'r:cirasE iF A Mesi-. f..-Bairnim, the
*urios'v yinmrer, yeste.rdlay bontgbli at Sherit's
ntle Pe'e'es Ia rge collfect 'n of rare aind cur.
"trns thlin:s at th le 31lasonie II l!. formerly
;sow ls te Phiinnle!;l.h ital.0eumo arnd in
is day, thle rnost caomph-irte collect-iorn of wvon
lers ever exibited1 in lie U nir,-id Staie
ilhe whole collect ion wtas brid off for $L500;
t probi; hly ce ori.:infally ry80,0..
LPhil. l.'mer, 27:hi.3
Th'le Waailiintiton (.-rk.) Trelegraph states
lo t thle whii e :uuen unt of cotton to bie sh pped
from above the raft this year will not reach
[i000 hales. List vear' over 2 5,000) hales
were sh pyel. i the crope had niot been dei.
stirede lay the overflow, the amiotunt of cot torn
r:sed im lie regioni above lie raft, would have
rechled -10,iMM)0 hales.
Poun(;ui.--A lady from, I~ynn, whio has
recentl)1 Vfma-. frm thle Aformofn me
metit at the Gr(eat RaIt Lake, conifirmis tiu
st aterinent tht thle law.s of thle co!iiiilt'lit
permoit thler iniefi to hiave as nsliny wives a
thiay e a n so pponrt----t lie voog~I hri.:' a blet
take care of five (Er sx on!y. and t,- le
utw':,? !! or liarty.--.or'!! Jaournairl.
I' appleiirs fronm ihle foat ing up of thle return
in New i ork, tht thi Ile atuerag~e vnie on thi
entire~ I)emor i to-ir is, '32k0; a nd tha
on the ent ire \VhI:t ta liet 20!.0'4, thus ivin
the Deaioe-r~itic party a smiallI miajority on th
pipl a r vioteC. Conid~ruerin uth e dllstracte
state of the lituarratic p rty duerimrr the lat
e'onitest this i-im hie coa'ndiene~ a tgrett triiumiiI
l' is~ <;nite a coendemnationi of thie present ad
iin'ist rait 'r..
A\ Scientfific riorrespondrenttt of., theo Iostri
(ourier patys tiat the reported discoveryi
Iinudon eli ta new mlodle of Venrt :itioni, b'ase
upa or I n: prin:- iple of the syvphon, :s mltalies: I
"Air wd:l remn,,i re-st in .mty Itube--wheth
er t i.- tubne hue sy phonie, or smgular,
:ra nh:--ntil it is dirstnurehd by ineans~ of iun
ai rarrefac-t (at, or unhilke reatio o f its oar
te- to somew ext ernial ret ton. ThIse ar
lrib ti hat timay be dleiristriaed by an
schoaol ty, withi a pice( of lreadeln pipe aiin :th
sitai!.e from a ro'd of papier."'
\Ve uindlerstnd, stys the Pittsbuirg Met
c 'ury, that the Ight l1an. Jamecs Grat tar
crdest son of the late llenry G;rattan,. th
Lrenit Irishu orat or anid pat rot, hie sold out hI
Irish prop~er:y, anrd initends s,.ttling in y a
nin,' in wthich Staite lie hiiu purc hased thy
thens::nd a rE's of hull. JIeines Grttan, r
piresemntedl for imlnyl yeirs tie couiityn M Ayicy
lowv, ii the Impjerial l'~ lamenthi~le wa
mucth respiectedl in the .'houseofM 4mno
and waisele vatedl a fe'w years ag4 to the pore
tin of Privy Counsellor.
I~Er~l's AT -rnE FaIr -The Man~r
of the Amiericanl Instituite rperkgth.eCtir
receipts ut Castle Gagtt~ it'~ti
$183,670. Thie expeniws1 ere ,iont 5'r
000~f, henving $6,670 for fit 9f b
000I( has alreadyv bieeni fqa1 d' }h jy
ofI the bulilding now ti tit
Iin liroad..way.
A Wcrx or Dt~sA ~
leans Delta s e ao ~ st
boat disastersi the -p & r ht
isiaina, blowtn tip a ~e1~~
frot Mobile, btu n Sti~ '
Ground Point-;
for St. Lini, bnde a shMft 4hi,t Vt
20o JRiver, liroke a shaft; Tinuii .Cefrsot
04il na'ilanirlfr i
L .
-
tobe r;i
r h dau
inoe C iamlme, ne~Or Lek
he icht needtk rly
dowry oe st ado i orthab
.f'4n00e0h sppe eiLndnie h
nin thl", dnis e rr .
TheEat fied , Clu h 7y
Tile ree', ihe ee
S pe uranrug66 d lea.
N rtai, his evor a rina
fore ri 700)fire, which hteveaiondumea
property tm for to me esrth
captured. ed t
MeW, hve ippesed in
gicininver thie year oh r
-Tahe Ermt wrdia ClubMayf
t30, EglandO, Ihaei Free rndc $ n
systiesof ra(are, wisth, th n 1' a a
t-re, ;ste afd eage. h
SThre tl uevs biee sti bt;En .r
mnsl , I tle aid of a we
trac.'d thema (or xeveral mite,, Utlt~y
refue il at apple and coe thy dip
capteured.
Mesrs. ioyle arese ShsrM idna
iav converted one of thei sine'iithe
deconiat. readinroouas for ih 4
atthei mento tha at Poa.ysaeh y
Thae oad nre lat thatla d nI i
ton, engir he ioucEern he l. .s
systi~a f radin (tht. s ound, aid a oa.
wy eW stela of spellin thetead* of
TPhe olid Lune bridge, ieati ..61
wlan saposed to have been bult lN hex.
mallns ia the irat or Aureliut, f* at roed
Uya flout], lat we and Completely '.disap.
pearemi.. :
In a leer to the London journals. ord
Aoprla Fitzroy expreoses (M i4 ill 'oun.i
the barbaroe aend I trica d m6en.
II. G. Ward, o rd h Cormeisje f re
among ra aeas o ponee
fluellig nc received fromn shedtirpoof EOd
aslP aena s tht cat Port tha likbe they
have foud a new lode at theriatl coveines,
Whicd is toely to equal the Biiranh ic ri.
One entineer of the SoutH Eastern. Ial
way trs laid iron sleepers in the steass of
xoien one oi a ar ion of that line, and x.
p1'tts Iliat the greater durability tof tile iron
will render it a cheaper indt"a tha wood.
A piopular Writer (Slime Camilla'Touhtsin)*
satts that of 49,( draperis'.gt dsisthad in
Iemeitn. ure e gre but e(K) d mein,
This te result 0aa bye-'aw whh prevails
iiayplarn'tl[rge class of metropolitan and
Pl'oar Kolletiati, of Berlin, has preu
pouled a theory that on whed their skin
wan rinials do tlie;r coats, and that like them
Ihuei* assuroea thickerora thinner coeoing
haeoragree to the cnriate in which aey reoide
O e of tie officers on biar ia. S. En.
terprse, just returned fro la unsuccessful
expedition in searchs of Sir John Fratiklin.
8s1ys, in; a letter toi a friend: -,We were with.
out the sunt for about eighty dayk, a-nd hand tile
tenperature eighty den.res below freezing,
by Falireul.~t.
The Badmfries Standard stAtes, that a smakl
gray Plant f mad il Mossy atiations, antg
nopulir' known as the flower of the coun-"
has proved efficacious in curi it hydrophobia
Tthe Manchester Charyber of Commerce
Save agreed to mernorial e the Iniahouse
i:z :avor f Mr. Bourne's plan for navigating
the rivers 4f India. A situiai memorial ha
The3 conven go6ernunt itndos mahe
clser of l nary gis ompose of i,000 tin-e
Nr. oti singrps Sith.-i sitoitig over,
athe it of r: theimrs of expe i.o
Repcrsg a eentutivt weohnrvecher areounix
Kinhros, the tra Tho iponrchye ,Jonn.
ehren eltiar, UIwo pridetwo But-iis
v ors:.iand w orwnisns, ut td aingle~
craores an -be sens andlrk, andw..
11:r arnets*50nad novihmcr~g ex. h
inegyo theuar ciy isnpoe f 2000 n
- smgevr'-od Sitere-Jted ing er
teny i of thiPt moibsof thnr WIlIoniir
[eaeat tinon.~ et. Gr-eterel itaar-i
dedg~c tt .lr. \hompson, l T'te, (the cn-r
harve carr:e is towru'wl r hew mot.d
hers areustwncewisPbu; tutg Repng
In .e i it.
Wro tle r of the fficd rftthetsteaer
C- asham, ca wiia be njf tji, ow..ll
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