The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, January 25, 1853, Image 3
VES 'AYMORNING
MU1OLL AIRS in ai lvanvce, Two. Dollars
YCenlts ait th6 expiration of ISIX rnon1tls,
J e;,blia~rs,at the end of the year.
d@ - fe-6ntinuier tititil aill nrrearages
h aa t:0 option of t- Plro ,ritr.
ents por miuatre, (12 lintes or It-,) for
naui half that, humn fur each subsetliittt
Th' number or incertiona to be marked
liertisemeunts or they will be publishiet
erel to .be di'scontinued, and chtarged
rdifighv. a
ON E' DOL LA R per squaire for a niingl
of.Quarterly and Monithly Advertku
ttwilbe chtarged the sant1e a1 aL s;ingteI in
c lee'nv published by at ha
-11vent (Aut to Chin a1 atis
ar~we have thec accounllt III aI
toI ME -s.- Pwanl, thle ladv (4, Pwanl
vho, We ae UL, ii ia
ejehiit of wealth, adsre
U.fiof-able tofrepr:
ata Ti hw is elap-yed in
the rwvice of the overie I It this
hi distionft. Ue at
avives, lhe lady1of thehmer
Inmber.one wife; dild nott nrake hor
p' peat ice until a iittle tiume hN a
lpsd O At.le' gth Ole enitel'I It
oOM, and lthe other gave he wIl %ille
ho'iceeived her visilvtor, :md rwlred
to tao ke Ier Se-at lLAtil evry one .f
h dtert'o g uarserlwa nodeat he ats a
e feitat tilb ohlrge el'ettdre n~Iot 20 ver~~! i
tient' oyr of agd. Iver. hair
Y'abg arrantged their ua aIl
:. ,nd itiern a oa I d , iltli n
pe.nar, an othe 1101 ats. 1 Nhe
vas attired in a imt ede f
grass cloth, tight uab the oli*(jI 'ith
'~ arge.' sleeve, txosb ~ata b tiC
-. hand, and writ fil! Tn f bra a isceitze. h,
erneath hr gra-is cCt lh 'tie the
.ePleatI ]let1 .At 1 Itcta . I
tworo an embroide-red Skbll. that neli
..n. a her little fe t. lIi n . aI
ie'rd were graceul :m legtan. 'h>
.he'eremarks of the. hldi, (hr vst
o she re sponded cl o terey e
reom alwng therself to git lwhiae v n
t0, o ldies were talh:t
-Ten a as servd in lcvd! euls wt
ntl ladyhdot, to ik . '3r .. ti- aer bl
t aned, and led lthe way. Ii ser
eial' other of 'M r. *:wan Tin wa
t adis attended to thi re-t (I'- :m
yers fcvlowd the cnaat y of Ia
tives' nurses servantl a.1chbii
lsreeeded~, l ear to a:.'U teir
huiodityd by gazin at u. 'A re
daset has prard cats tin, I
jel iCcS, fruits, u t c, etc., whi i e
ca't I'eale d tifil; thle Chine:."e l it
i or the her It. \vt:. w ( ry to
listi ngru i.4h th lad of the h1s: v heUv ;1
ro !oved..usto bie Seared. whli! sh le
or4) sthe ohed sti a
Cho ies etiq e , rS . Pwann pas.
h Ie chop stkto ach lat' ly, and we
woul eturn thi e compua.limet :-h
isngc dery grae!:ad rece.in it;
theyI even go lsa fhr as tv pu itnt
or oth 1a.l1. iw tt I a
les privtate b,:d-room . -t awI11 iir
A' cuihedith a narror.mi ~at , bedte.
in'th-mat r,th e bed-ell the na ' l.at
aid in~ fru'ds, anputec; ad in tthe
rs. Pwhea.ath aIthu(a ev t.
panying uso thnug seedtt: ae't hnp I
mets oti ai sbutaJing i stil'
1me ishn d. f The t ear hi wi.. p a h--al
ganthe derms. wee aa. Ea itaa
- ihnes, cointtbles. Io 'all J hm
iidlic fu The elg were b.-:n' fu'l
e ptdk wto h bird , an d wes
allng ery wlasc a propiatIe toaa t
sing-song(thear.
"''fn goig ow a thei Vir-a.:. we t
- tpaedte ro-o whr Ilt exi-en.
compied ith ware r-.al th -m
ld wit h refa, :t h wali t :2 th-- coiii L
othelpr tri t ht r h -. . t ~ -
litnse o theal ii ah:e beI o. jAl
and it, ritire tiloill the innria:
mnents, and the gen lea m.n iidd
exponse, aend ge-azls a werei' not a Ii P.
caerl strvitgth air y~~lI at the.
thysi a Se l1.pt ji. td t
singcould not h learn~ Itha'. i'
- ed inhe ri~i own ho 1 . :-a
tytei empyentt(s'a r' ail.h i~ is
eyoeittpia t th t)o ilet mbii'1.1 ry. a ii.
httpsC~ occupy at pI t, and thi I b
am seetn ttinf t h ' t 'a t ,ando h-.
egallyi)5 fioh.luil ua the reti o
ictth deth ofli. Mr. Pan andI' a
eaplesed f wih he. 1 reem on.
ofets orcan y th once~i ae himL ho
beait hs t' imett l. e reed, is
wive,-wer attlover is hou's, ian
eamsed animself'. witha. tm."
ftorn manp (in'ig New York writi
hom aout the Sat.t e Ncoas' Ilate
','thus ospk of the: br id chabe:
- Th alsof l the'a -bial eam-a'
-t ein fri tIUnno find oange toa'! de- t
'eribe mthol tthr tim'~ig, gorgeoul
draptery dethc. The. be isa designda
a firy tbowerIitstads. i te een
e reo theaedih flor. po abroada cu'h.
Jof of wheo atin ith.a 'le mirrors IatW
li fot. Thec bedhis covac'le redil with
ienliere atin Bvrusses htuace, antd
lt'sedhirmiof muslin, trimed wit
tern' tisnin drewyis sWitan
home abou atheo burn Nisheold. IaThis
' 'hr' o e ovre witsceuted 'at~ si5
pert dy : etodi lttgd.a tetIon
therappgyedi.fp'e .eji tiiae ]
eh
en bies
Itsn b iie se I Ii a lw patnyplhleti
by Nel n, publisied in Loudon. We
clip a plssag. or two:
"We slould be blinded with the
glare, and burnt up, if transported in
to Mercury, where the sun [ets as if
seven times hotter than oi this earth;
and we sihould shiver in the dark, and
he frozen to death, if reioved to Ur
ausu, where the sun 1i three times col
der than lie is felt to be to us. To
pass tfroin Uranus to Mercury, would
be to Iidergo in the latter exposure
to a teml)eratiire sone two thousand
times higher than we had experienced
in the ihrmer, whilst on this ealrtl tlfr
range of existence lies withiin two himii
dred degrees of the Fiahi'enheit ther
mometer. Aa for our satellite, Sir
John lerseli'l Iavs of' it:-'The cli
mii ate of' the mo)ifion iust bel. very extra1
Urdinrl : tile alterationli bciig hal.t of
un11Iotigated ani'd burning sunshinie,
flereer than an equaito rial 1noon1, contin-.
tied liht whl)oe JIhrtigh't, antd the
kee'nest severity of frost, ir exceed.
ing that ilf our polar winters, for :ui
eqIjili ti:e.' It would seem. then tlmt
though all clo were equal, the varia
tionsi In :iouint of light and heat,
would illone lecessitate tim inianif'esta
lton of* a note rrestriall lif'e uponl thle
su 1 n1 tle spheres whichl accompany
thei earth In its revo'lutionis aroiid. it.
All else. howevvI, is not egnal. The
iltens!:itv (1 griavity at tile surfac sof,
the d vi.eent leaveily bodies dileIs
enor~ly . At the sun it is inearlv
tlwent'-ei 'ht tiies geater than at the
ear1 th. Ani ordinary miL, ir ex:uniiple
wouIh not only be unable to sustain
his own weight oI the suti, but would
beI I literl v ein- hed to atomi s under the
i1oad. *' * * * *
Unity is ill nat nre ofteil learest m-s
exactly eii variety eeis to have
put it Ii;rtlist away. ~WVe are like ite
isai loirs of Al ngclIan who first rounded
I' g'ol. .Everv daV they sailed fll.
ther, as Iicy reckoned, ti tIe iC
ofi thi'ir depjiiarur, ain plouhed~. liat
s nied to Itm :I S)rafiht l ie of, ii
creawing length, hich had1 all to lie
r t d i beflore their firs't harboulr couhl
be ailed; but bhild, when thiy la
iled ligest, anid see(] med fitlhcest
ti1m 1 ui, thep 1td the least to sail
, ud v.erc liearest to port. Ex.
a(tl w' hen hope of retuni as thin.ii
e-t, Ve r they4' called on to exclaiim
!!!L the Aiilent Nimier. -
'Oh, dreamn or joy ! is this indeed
Tih gIhitiolse top I ser ,
Is t. ilic hill ? i.si tis the kirk ?
i tLi lily owl couniree P
A Ill tirIhi space would, il like
mamwl~r. turn (aut to be at cir-cuuIvti%'
an.We shouild :.et ,:iil froml Uni
ty*. .di tverse the great eircle of a
unive:' varietv, till we cohrne" t round
. I. - '4
to U'nity again."
At a recent incetin of' the Imip
rial Acadt'my of Medicinie,.held in
1 rs, the Sveiretary prlnounced an
.g . n t cleb ate d SI i g'oni 1Boy
rw ho was adt lhe la ad of1 the M!ed..
leal taiu n dr the~ firs! NapoleonU. The
1lloyeri was th'e sn of a poor1 tail
or, whose w if' kept a1 ilule shop ini
ii harher'iis boy; uet Isc ri i tre asi'
8 I:tle' dWaer rema4ine as atlliitltan
Mrb'~ ofi the Mte lica ioi and~
I -t it: :i ! lla l4, he I i lit' hors to
r':ent then bitte an ass ist4 ' the d is
Ico th I pri-v, (Ibu11( I ii t were\&' 14 I s t k
h:ll -i v( s n p oite o n
( ld i atele,1 b'n her, re41n his~
i al six arre, w"hu hm
A. [and.f read i bd hat e ither;now
uid fthu' he arna his tliInersas
bL'Ci~tne sucn hm suo in cthei heit
ucd.a ln t n f te i nt ils
tr1.pf ssmhsdy;hstet
lt~
A.w~ito~i th {w Or.nk iTror
give tho following pletui of the re
sent Senators. I.Lis cerita ly not very
gratifying, however truo it may be.
The Frosty. head of' John Davis'iis
still visible ; but except in thu.dignity
which grey hairs give to such a place,
he adds bitt little to the usefuiss or
interest of' tle bodv.
Near hila sits 'Malluin-now al
most broken down with high lihug.
lie hais been a long tine inl Congeress.
and is a brilliauit debater ; but has al
ways been wNanting in idustry and re
sieareh.
General Cass is a Ioosc the oly on1e
of' the ru en of inatioinal rIepiitat ion who
seeis to liuld his ownI, and is in good
conJdition. -
Judge Butler, of South Car]lina, se.
enres the respeet of every one, I'r his
learniig, a' a geniltleingi of the old
school, :Mid the :parklilng racmiess of
is oceasional speeche.
Near himi sits llnter, of Virginia,
who has; inne11h inluence, narelv nmke't
ing lol g spetebes. nii.l Iwa' s Speak
illg to the polit. With a great deal
of Virginiia and Smuth Car'Olina Ab
stractionlis i, lie poxssesS a clear hiLead
inl exaniiing bades mtters, is al1
ways puncltuial inl nulilinhg his enga1ge
Ienuts and~, if' ho cannoft are with
yiu, grives youi at lea'4 tie sat isietion
of a d1eC ided answel ill Ite 1ne'ti v'.
Ilis e'oleague, Alam l, is a bittir
Sttes-rights man, ol very cotited
V ieu s, nId ' I t 'Vep .re es li Isel t'cca4sioll.
illy with fluieev ; but ie is dest iu;te
I 'n1y blsine ss halit, anld rieally has
veryv little ilinence.
Blight, Af Indiana, is a mlianl of fair
abilities; but a linetre palty poli:ieian
of the iA ultra kinid, mni has lit) in
fluentCI, eI'It much Is, se:ven or eight,
year 'experiene' ives hiLi ill linis Ocan
13,rlmrtd i' :nh nas, i4 small pjl a
toees ill ever reIert, allI wo l be a1
t~t c in jalli' 1,-r W ellerl, i liolii,
mho l1llst hiAVe sii.teetlefl I tealizii
his iree.n I tp .i Io by. th ar iy ni -
t ence. (! lhicl lie Iaa :,apl'Ill' W l ,tock
Coupled with the gla s ; t vLgr:nlity of
mneII and s;-eecvh.
Dr. I, .9n ea Calirn, is a leas.ult
:-lilt s i: 41kvl i nleuii l.J, t I lSe \vw
lave had \61,(e il him .Say that I
he wil i ..ea' v at i- \ t iv ly 'ta l11
yo:aLve t s;I; ad h i.txt day be
as IgnorIMant of the SUbject as3 if he hI ad
ne!Vt'r* Ilkeird t.1' it.
F;1 k, of Ne.w Yo , is a j alorough
ibtusef aa. a ,md writer. and very
i a ,ttld, i t( 'olillilitt'e
abut i; -eiwraHiv ra.ared a
being t's titut aI t 4l glit.'i la tions as
a peaker.mht
t ith'i at b t al t.a Ille eltIe.
l ev.ard is ad: itteJ, withI ll6 hi.
de t ai ot'isl, to lie a ' na (ifta-li
I t)
but his v i is adapted fo any
haar roons i ad bene1 what. he says
tgh 'r . i generaly .lgi a m iti ni.;e,
i Inot listened to with oIch attmo
a:: I:s r ;- 11. t and b Iw I:Ih f the
stat1in.1j~, til at t.iis ol ague,;'.i nore
tiad 11 Ofw )' t 4 t 4U id i.
( ann, if Gerga i'ke vr
I l 3rLookstlt ad A4i it na, 'of 41 Mi i ppi,
144eill tit., (tt :i.t. itil h \i J .1
ratetl nien. lThe lieit let ks liket ra'!.or.
and3 sj''ils i if .e wer ill a ILa'tIg
Ditl ftlbi4. :ut4il iL. .o iin i
wayill ' i'eI \V aa i hlilt d et' tig' r
pOlerItS, wetll)JtI iny h ' - rifel the l..t-,s
oflyc tigthaner-n ta 1ne1141 1 the
sk biler wsigh. h-ad bee.zii htti alte
s a cd i:e fr he 'oi e \.c -
44
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Sumterville, So. Ca,
Js RICHlA RDSON LOGAN,. EDITORI
TUESDAY, SAITUARY 25, 1853.
COT'r'O. 0 3 AR K ET.
Charleston' Jan., 24. 1853.
Tihe demand cotinues active with a
SIMIil supply onl haud, 'Extreme prices
range from 8 1_2 to 10 5 8 cents.
57iy relbweneu to our advertising
Coluns it will be seen tIht the GOv
e'lter 1u1s ordered til election for mem
bers of Conmgress on the fouth nun
day in February. Keep it beflore the
twopIc.
D:ciUXeU.-The South Caroli ailnin
isi authorised to state hUt WmIIu. M.
Myres Esqo.. of Richhilid deelines be.
log a Cmidiite to represent this Cot
gevsiSional Ditr'et in the lext Coll
We publish in another Column the
proee.udilgs of the Cal houni association
of St.. Ju.li's COlleten; they spwak for
theln-.tlves, and thiould pinducte in v e.
'y Caroliniias leart a deepl sense ('f
lortiicition, onW hunilityV at the apa.
thy, with which every scheine ti) do
1iri"1m to the mn1olts of our illustrious
Statesinani is regarded.
The Farnsser and fannster.
'T'le JanrltyL), al nher of, this valuia.
Mle Journa:1 l publi h(d at Penldleton,
S. C., hat cirne to lndl filled with
au1to-h useftl iauter. Th - 1''rmer and
N aier 's dV v t 'd. tO agriculture,
I liorticti! ture, Mclanics, Dornestic
:1nd 141ra: EConorny11 and1 ik Under11 the(
editorslhip of Me'srs. EAUO:C.n imid ..
J. Gnmst.ks, whlo have ass:ociated wviti
iearn l'Istant editors Me'srs R. F.
isi:i.on, and I'. Binrt. The terwi of
nubipijtion is to doil'ar por annora, ill
vaniee, whlich is Iowv Cnoaugsl'to plae
i C(oy in every Plant ers hands, inl the
St.lte, and we m ill venture to la
will find it, money well invested.
1Fri ~iad.
This able ~welv visitor is publish.
-d by S. A. G(n.lAx Esq., at Coluin.
>.t S. C. for $2a year, or Ie furnish.
's: a coipy ofX GA., clemt itnotith.
Iy M alaazi, and the Fr-ie-nd for 53,5
ill advance. The "follo)winlg is il cx.
rIact f-om1 a notice i .Ga.ar, wIli
wegive plnt~ sjileasm're.
'h Editorial depdrtitnent of the
.n-er i narked hv a degree of man v
!epeli:ilecc. i'nri vig'rouso thlinkin'
l insu! n hi 'eLin thwe ii
un theslcon i. how tc!as mi'ali-!!
* .ioica r:ga;.-o --Jmt inits he or
nali contributies o tj e urna, a
-itor hn' , as thte sktchei- , ev
mJ ol t ry1 v thIi' eni e itt etonui,
'i~ lw p:: -.if c...tr Oihm oh
iih n( -a~u t educe fromIi their
t ta -t. the-al. ies!.nes versti' .li.
/y -'il it t is t a I it wn a i s
inu'ltiv h.-ser .swhilh ]'anno/itIbe
Iet-olv bu-. i t'sed. taf th em'-; o t oft
hi S!! nativ iog X ild(41vnIn Ct tit e.it
til i- Vtt'1ui eb i) t har s lie ss fh tlitl woub
.netwI ofn the P -reiet. to ordi
I.Cl u p ltttc I~t !.Crp l j.i~s
(Mser i I -I srm ttd:. e f-rcs.o.. ti
-i nckuy oh.cftr ry p p r
Ind~on u :1 lve o se a en-uAi.
Irr
R,
ea ilnft mu-iisi sbe~
claimsofAriretctza gpt
1ay-ti; which wasadopted.
The join t resolition. dedarattory of
the views of the United Stat6s respc.
ting colonization upon the North Am
erican contincint by Emropean IjOW
ers, and respecting the island o? U
ba, was taken ilp. Mr. Cuss spoke at
length upon the -subject, and was
fbllowed by Messrs. Butler iad Ilale.
Mr. Alasmn obtained tho floor, and
the Senate adjourned.
In thue louse of *[eresetatiVe,
the joilt resollition filr the relief John
Taiaferro came up for consideration
fll a. penidinig Ilotiol to reconsider
the vote by which the Ilotuie had
reflused to, pass the secoind division -of
the said joint resolution; and this
Inution to reconsider was laid on
the tab!o aller discussion, in which
Alessrs. Davis, of - Alassnehusetts,
Stanil , Newton, Willianns. Jones of
Tennessee, Mct[Illini and Stunimt, par.
tielp1ated. AI'. Iloston reported,
frm the Cornmit tee (n Walys and
alas . a resol ution aut horiziuig that
comm in ittee to empl)y a clerk; which
was pa'ss.d. Mr. Brook s reporte-d,
froml tiet sale committee, he New.
York nint bill. to the second readinig
ofi which M1r. Chandl er oh jeeted. Pen
ding the q1etion 'n the rejection of
the bih involved (inaler the ruIles) in
that ob jct ion, and I lie morning
ho r ha ving expire.l, the IIonee passed
to Ihe eonsideriatioln of the special
arder-tle bill to suppress tile ciren.
lationt of small notes inl tie District
of Col:ilbia, which oaccupied their
attetio a'& the rest of the dly's ses
sitn. After passing the 1)il, theL
IIlo.n~.e adjounied.- CV4wr. Courier.
Florizia Iadia .
We were ve'.tcrdav shAwn a letter
froi Florida, which tated that lilly
Bowl3." e s and his follo'wCrs, have for.
merly declared war against the 'nited
States; m Iich, we C I lie . me12.11ka
simply, that t hey ate determinied not
to (ig-rale to the West. The salea
let ter ga ve the painlftil rumor Ihat Gen.
Ilopki:I and his siiall force had been
miassaicredi.
lki'lre the the Legisli.
tre passed iml 10, allhiZtin1g the
(overnor to org:ize two' lIeginietis,
to lbe tieed to tle United States
(overziintent, and froviding that it'
their services were reject-ed, imd the
lmliims nat remtoved bytthe first, day
of Mav next, the Exeentive shonl1! pro>
ceed at ance ali-et their inunediate
I'eIaVil vy faree i nce.:sary.
Iall -ursice tf this aet, A:ijor A.
G. .Jo'insn, thierly 1 of ithe 'lhi rteenth
ilegi I ment in Mexicoa, wa; eb11a.sen llriar1
dier Gentl, by al 11 alamt nanimpans
vo4te. I1e was ill Echols' IaRilient,
1d i repCeeltld a-4 a braiCV a id mi
tqrions afieer, wurthy, in -every re.
s eet, a tile imp.ort:mt t rnit, coagvit
ted I N s .
O.!sININ Tt2~ CoNT: rUTIOIN.
The~a feeb.le healh of Mr.' ingj) antd
thai jinnineniaat dianiter in which the
Il'resai Ileat e!eet wV1. as eently placedi.
ha~ve braainght strolyla toIa the noatice ot
the~ coun1try a1 stranger omtisslin ini the
IConst ituden~ of the Un ited Staes
Til C~lletii lvein . ews Ill
11el coiligene) is ve)' r lfuraate,
still reate:i as it i1, it. was n~ear h1ap1
aenin . A tar righted as "we is
iller t~Id ltiat I~stt'M1'e. Iii thae .('atse at
'.iiadi Ill eatl) i!liel 112r, allal in the 21)salee
a' fL all contlituition:1l proision, the.
Lgeaaa sei '') ta tIll)' ylel esaiia]d II:ive
s ien th neces y otf2 aaorlar ne
fjii'''a'laa' ill I le~ i5 l i tiall h)y gar a
I a the pul ie weal. The peoatple wanl
have s5lllaIenel thie a xailelse o' Catin
atr e f ,' t iie silne all) ha arli~ v as, I ha:t
aat ia Il Itsa it ill ae ' ai Ilia ala'at!Ii ai
bha I 'r I a!ent 2ad \' ice Prehh-ait, at
tat till (aahilltneei~jaelt oaf1a th i:Ex.
.ni2tive' Iiatetao!!2. I2t stch ai sli12J
tIin o lai altiive po er is fraugLht
'a il a liallaer. ill 1 Illat haer colliltrIv taat $o
t*nlit with~ W 'f-.'aaverliiiiiailt ats thle
peapl aof ath l'atitedl States, snehcl ani
t I.laili. ai2'd thle 'e*Itiligeil(Y it. tils
Ia a jeriia.a : l liL..,lt taiilin'ii li ilt e
aaveilthmat 1 of,taiihed antlhiI vandI
bec a:ae ihe' ~l aae t f a vltiont l. The
02.2i. -a ii ahin.d be -ulpajlied 21 aAJs~l
as~ pacticable."
l!.1-'TANT It 10 i :ji.--n ralvetr
ti enielll agaa :iraed il al' r t ca lii S a
ia~ait tInia. :121. -.ignedi lhv Mr. E. J..
(Gantez,' SanliSh ConulI21 atey Weast,
nota~Iiy i thelgl heirs aat~av..WhVlite
theyt ighlt iern!i 1o-aat hag ta theirI
iadanitage lay latlyling~ tao the, saiad
aan-nl. It is gea'i.tllyV knoawn. we' he.
lii . that Goverlnor Wh'ite dicad at) S.
An\alaa-Iilaa. Fajioia itn the )11(nthl alt
Aril. 1'- I. ad attlthaighi he initendedi
th. ing Ii-fa' ainl as hia hir, 2aaord
i't hIis~ tavaIunnent, hie afterard21aS ini
iaadiel, darediit his rlatiaons in Ire.
ilad hits only' laiili her-. A; it i-a like
ialv i tat tiom aaf Goaveiaror liur
h\Iita's ralation ayl- b~~~Ie Itatitd inlion'i
thei Irish emtigranits i h's (aoutrV aaon
votalmporI aiis 'tghet the 'al'nione-a
tol thiis paraIgr~iaph.-Jckovil Je.\'1
Pinel Is oara ( N an:.-TheIia Ch'iester
St~iadianh 2-ays: "'At thele o1'ef ni:.
roeaas, lay .Ir. A. Q. IUnntovainl at this
p1la. oni Tue0Nsday the l ih, then whle
of a 4ra 78, bein average~ oft 9018
peri head.( Ini the iinmber wvere itneLI
ded~ fotr very oald nlegroe2s, twvo of
wh omt sold for bitt $10 each, and the
fonra for Al 92. T1he're wats also a latge
ptropotrtinao chibdren. Leaving out
of the c2tiate thes four old nagroes,
the neerdgc 'would hai *0. Otin
N -t ,216)
moveddbr eleon t libeats ;n Pi
liaincnt Vacnated by miets h ec ..
Ling offiee...
The Tienis has the interesting iifor.
iation that an event will tstko place a
bout April next, that will add a n ew
member to the Royal family.
A paragraph in the Madras Gatz
ette, of Nov. 26, inuntiones that the
Marquis'de Lisbon, a young Portu.
guese ioieman, serving as midship.
nian on board the British ship-of/
war, Ihastings, was aceidentally shot
dead by Prince Earnest, of Sane Leidi
ingen, also serving as a mnidshipai
in the sane .hip. Tihe young men had
been hunting, and the Prince, in sport,
snapped a gun at his friend, believiuig
it to be ulloaded.
An extract fron a letter dated Lis
bon, Dec~ 20. says that Mr. iedeald,
(Lola Montez's husband, went to
sea in one of the vessels of-he Royal
Yacht Club, having in his company a
beautiful young lady. The yacht fonn
dered in .%iight otf the liritish war steam.
er lIutlexible. which instaintly :aiined
a boat, with fourteen hands, to tes
cue them. Not oily were they un.
successfal, but all hands were drowiied.
A tragical event has been made
known at lloyd's, to the efi'eet that,
fin 20th cf October, a miutihy broke
out aoilling a party of Chinese on
board the 3.itish bark Guertrude, from '
Anov to Ilavana, anld thlat, seven
teen of the Chinese had been slit by
the capt ain nd ereg. The bark pit
into Singapore, wlen, fron the in ves
tigationi that .wnas held, it appeared
that what tile captaui took tir a tinut
ily was merely a row- amlong the
Cliese, but, having no interpreter
on board, the Chinaiei n were unable
to make thiemselves understood.
Ius'e-:.-The Emperor has - not
forgttn to partition out the royal
re'sideices aiiong his. faimi ly. The
Palais Rloyal. which beloiged to 1.41u
is i'hillippe, is to be given to ex-King
Je ome; the ElVee, firmerly in
habited by Murat, King ofI' Naples. i.
to be the residence of Prince Mur
at, his son; the Graid Duchesse
Stlepianie. of Baden, is to have aparit
niits (t the Elysee; and the Prine
esSe iMatilde, will occlupy the Pa
villion de Aar-san, in the Tiileries,
forierly theI elbanb rs (f the I Ineh
ess of Orleans. He.ides this, Prince.
Napoleon Jeroie's son, is to have
300.000 franes per amniIin, and the
Pailees ;MAt hilde, 200,000 fiancs.
There are s 1 any rumors respe
tinig tile Eilnpero.rs inntrillionial
views, that it is hardly worth while to
notice them.- The lateit is, that the
)uthess Stephantie and Prince Mur
it are iow on l a nission to Dussel
dorf, to solicit for Napoleon Ill, the
hatid of the Priness Ste phatie Fred
hoijzontri-, a "ydilifwtdjI vn
sixteenth year, and near related to
the Murat 'hmil v.
It is denlied byv the Molniteuir, that
governmeniiit. int end1s to legal'zu 1.t
teries or* g:!nling hoI uses.
No. gold or silve coinls of the Em
pir have vet been issue..
datedl 20th, . nn. annunce that a:oy
aul deCeree had been publdiahad, re.
duinitg allI the debts of Portugal to,
one cionusol.ida ed debt of three per
cnt after 1st Jan. 18533. 'The an.
no()uincemenlit has exci ted iioeh alarmi onl
Ibpu L. ndo n, 'Chamge---thle fivye and
f~tir per cenits, ich iconstitute thle
min portion of II thle debit, hav iig been
ta!:en up in Enagloind.
suth's mao her. at. Isruissi Is, has gi v
eni rise toa exihnimtionis. Somie uni
ph.lalantt rulni.oris are'i 'ant respect ing
lie reloi-al if the Belgian Go vern
m ienit to ailow (If her soni's com~ling to
that countriy unless lie conlielted to be
costnly acomplaiied. during his
stay ill lk-lgoinn byv ai oice. ,it-er. It
is undi~erstoo.d that the veiierable lai
dy herself' 11rk d her snl 1not to submllit
Ito) so) de.gradinig a coniditioni.
in the C.olognoi GazeCtte that t he
IFrench Go veinmend t is doing evey
thing it c:ii to effet a e niimnerelal
treaty w ith Germa~ny, fiountded on
I a iiu'ltially I'liussIn, dame., no.t set uij,
tooi high upretentionus, a tr-eaty b etweeni
irenc: and the ZollIverein inay be ex
uTh Zml. Conerncs re still go
ing on at ienina, lbut ain imlpenetria
bile veil ofl mylstery hsang~s over the pro
Aloaoco.-The emperor of M~o
rolec) ha~s forbliddenl the export. ofl
cmil anil w od, except fromsu thle Prlo
vince o f Ted hi, whlich ha~s caused sec
rius bulsiiie-es di'lulties.
Items~ of News,
CAvnnts: IIAys is imakinig quite a
haliul in Caliiif.bra. At thle anection fir
die salle of tickets for her third conaclrt,
the fit choice seat baroughlt 8 1,150.
Tur:i Epo.puitioni of the Cai ted States
is s2t,000.000 souls. Thei wecathI, it di
videid lby t he plopu hit oni. wvonhi give
$500 LIt a h person *younmg antd old.
Tlu:sasp has b~eeni a Waiilure to eledt a
Uiited states Seniat or, ini the State; of'
N..:th1 Carolina A labamai atnd Alissis.
sippi.
IbSnIPr Ives of North Carol iina, ha'.
*ri tten a letter to his 1DioIese ,~ giving
usreasons for joininhg the Catthuo'ic
The numrber of Newvspapers in
the United States is h'timuiated at eigh.
teeni hundredi. No wondler we are a
p)rogresive people.
.~ TunE brain ot . i L'w nuio '~~
celebrated Bostonn
about' two4.~ onis
Mr. XVebater.~i,
.Wb or,
lici ofevesbg
ciasioua of St. jo~wi
meeting, was aigalmaied
il. MAlav, ne. it th Aj'
lie p~rocee'dings 61 thiic.
stait d by thu cdafina1
chanige o t lie d ayi br
Monday if ifi aau imerg kIji
Mr. DIL11 ugh SO akobJ'lj
appointed dc~cgates.6'~ to W
suciatioa, theut addi cSe'j
Ia ifj a graeful and% 4M1d
11V Suid, that tit- ti
mIncut, was faa~t 11) 6do, to,~
till- a anonnoa11clit- LOJ 4.,Ili
was i e~l&icaaetly expcttt-d 11tt
jle ut ih-Caroing, '
services lie had f&Q i
fill orC the Iioiaa,8i, I 1ip31. . .. ..
-t1( 1fic to their proftion tt ~
hag Would havc , ~ *j
parajusition to lionor
aOld to (lxprcss in. -a 'perifl1&lotI 4;, k
(lhe sense of their grhtiW&deIa.,
III this eXpectattiole W ia i,
,l;hati deeived. As yat 64 jh
socda'ioaas had becin A)~cdii~ h
Stnaat. and fil ahgillr iouna1id~'
thus beenl deatd.li caaeI,
li'apad. that tis lppurcn h j
hlot. real-til..t tkc atoyoi~T
lin. was naot. d ving out fiiilhf-AW ~ t
Lihe people, nad that soaah.ng'16F14
yet, be donec to place 8.-Larp1,W h~v
thec side t MIassnlaasm tts.
taR-mr great fa( all aastIIrijcaus?.etb tOSre)
lie erraichuajed his ret1~ t
tht( ;a!iov* ik a mvrcf oe r~'h
11w- il, igt- f rI lorwing r
we're tinanamaaa.f) adra ~
111c e. ret Ithe opital d V i
eecwhich prt vails iIt.sIli4
the statel - With respect..',ili ~ V.
t~ h attaanniv it 61f
.ecied.
1?au.lted. 'int 71'A~ v t~nIap
illg that the' 1111" lilt~ stbe I
rztv~o the h'itaare,-ia1 d wr
readv to aclt il cont~
eiatiaans Ithat- .are'4o
stoel asfailfiiae)t~.h~
tit Dulri; i, 61 N~~ Io~u u