If any tody asks you about that great
light, you an tell 'cm you licked Dill i
Stokes mo-t confoundflclly." I
Franci-co un a powerfully built man,!
Itandine six feet an'l one inch in height,!
a nrl weighing -.V) pounds. His muscular'
system was extraordinarily developed, and j
lit Imd been known to shoulder with ease.a
ramion-wcighing eleven hundred pounds ; .
nd a gentleman of undoubted Veracity,'
(Mill living in Virginia, who knew him
wall, say: " He could take me in his right
"Land, and pass over the ro.nu with me,
playio,r niv head against the ooi'.inj as
though I had been a doll baby. My weight ',
was 105 pound." Hi wife, who was a
woman of goo 1 size, and fair proportions,
b would take in hi right hand, and hold-,
in; her out at arm length, would pass
round tli room with her, and carry her
up nnd down ,tair in that position. He
would take a h.irel of cider 1 y the chime,
and holding to his month, would drink from
the bung, a Ions and hearty draught wilh
eut any nrpaient exertion.
CHURCH TENURES Sl'KKCH OF MR
BROOKS. !
In looking over the speech of Mr. Erastus
llro k, in the Senate of New York, on the
Church Tenure bill, we find iu it numy
round statesmanlike views.
The Cmstitutioti of the United State,
though founded on the rock of con, plete .
tolerance Congress beiiis prohibited from
e-tahli-hing by law, any religious sy-tein.
r prevention the free exercise thereof, ac
cord" to diitv to the Creator, de gn tj
ccure t all citiz 'lis, civil ami religious in
dependence from the cmtrol of all de-potte
power. It is maintained that the l'apal
p wer in the State of New York, is not iu
harmony with true civil and religious liber
ty that many Ca'holie pi titioiit-r. Anvri
can citizen as did the British Catholics in
1 til'.), w ho p-titlo'e.'d Parliament, invoked
the Legislature of New York to hear thei
remonMrauce against the cxeoimii'inication
which held their names up to infamy and
r-proach. denied them the rites of bapti.-m
and burial, refused the marriage sacrament
and in the hour of d-ath. the holy con-ola.
tin. of religion, b. can they refu-ed to
violate the tru-t laws of New Yolk and
Clitre all power in tie- Hi-Lop-.
Mr. 15r,..,ks read the folio. v;!g bill of ex
coiuiiiuuieiitioil w bicli was i-.-u.'l by 1'- pe
liened t VII. , again-i Wiliinm II.. Kin.' of
I'rorcinc in Franc-. a-i 1 agnin-t his n. oiler,
for having seiz-d certain ecc-I --ia-tie i! pro
pert? admini-i. red iy the it. ril;- of St.
Gil-.
May 'l.-v m-vcr !e !--!. et:i.-l from the
fate of Jit ia-, ol Am.. Ci j.i.as, I'll. it.' an 1
II-rod.
May tli. y f -:-;i !y
.'J--- rf tl.e
t-tv of S.-.tan iu
rfigi l am!
tl lo- .f their fi--!i
May tii. y he d n.il.e 1
, a veil, in eurt!.,
til 1 111 t . re J' ti- ' e. 3-A .
M iy tii y -u r the u. ilcilcu-.u of 'iod.
ati 1 of ;i.e w vi Id.
May 'h-y - i:r -.i; 1 ri u -i! 1 y i:i tiieir body,
in iy tiieir mill 1 bi-co:i.e slapiiied, and ine.-t
ith ::il b'l'lily pains, ,sud end in j'trJiiun.
Mayth'-y ledauini i:ii ti.e Jan. Led
One-, and p'-ri-Ii wit I. the wicked.
May thi-y be daa.;:.-d wilii li.e Jews, who
did tut Icik-.e in Chris', acJ who liueifr u
bim.
May they be dinned v.lthu.e l'ri te-tant-,
ln-rt .ties, wLo wi-h tJ co.rt:,row the
Ca' h oiic Church.
M.tythtyhc damned with the impiou
a;: 1 ,-ir.tit r.-, should they ri 't repent, and re
f ic" to reiaru ti.e pr -rtv to the M.-uks of
St.i.ile...
M iy th -V be damned iu the fo-r parts of
t!..' a 'lid "
Cur-iJ in tb E Jst abair! 1 in the
V"e-l interdicted in the North tscoiu
tiunieated in the ju;1i.
.Iay th-y be cursed io the day. excoiu-Iiiutiii-af
d in the niiit.
M ay t!i'i be Jan.n. d wi,i!e -tan 11: -. ex-coruinunica--
d while sitting.
May tie y le damn I while catinj. ex
communicated in drlt,i;ii,.
May t! i y 1 e datum.-1 ia workiti ti.om
ID'jnivatoJ in re-tin.
M,ijrt'h y he c-irj..- J iu Sprio'. aud c-x-oniiii'inicoted
i:i SjniTm-r.
Mu 'h' V be d in. ned in Aatun:'!, sud
tl-iiiiB iiiif.iie 1 iu tee U ii.;r.
M iy th-y l e cir-e i in th p-e-. nt. and
exc'jmmuiiical-'d in the time to :o-y.
S'. rai;r wi.i le a.'vwed t i e.-..
thMii-o-iv'-s of their pro;rty. arid nm tieir
w ita-n pi-ri-j in sin. a id ieir etiiiureu be
tie-'rov.-d ! v ti.e .,rd.
May I-
orie w !ii stia;;
ffeak, tri5er uu'i bave jiiet
"J
Witii ti.e-m.
May le e ! -Hi I;rl!,i"S 1 th" f'r'.'-t. w'.O
jh eiid ad .i.ini-ter t tin;!:;, ti.e ji ran;', nt
Of tfpC IfVy t.el!-IUIi'.tl.
Mav hi. eure) and ex"".:u,ii'jei ar.' i t'.e
Jhy-:ciau who thsii '.i-.it tln-iu iu tie ir
:ekt."-s.
M iy i e eur-"J the frarc cI-t- :,-
ilikil t ury t'.eir Lo li'-s.
It a word, t! ay they be dai.-.ried with ail
pi-si'nlc C'll -e- 1
Fran-lat.-d fro-n st I'fHVs ! I ha
tutrr In r,!,'r it .'.T,f's in bra- ' e.
Now Ti n I. r. did oj ever p r'i-e such a
ftrin.' of mule iie'i ji.s. Nj ni'ltr that
thl nerve, of weak are! fi'ier-titi 'ispeo;.'e
have ivi;n way I i the Ci, n -i.il ,f IY i.t a:.d
tie lioiaiii J'-jntiif, li .l s Ua-lei i;ar-.
T I ! F. C t ' I f ! " I . A V N A 7 I o S . TL ; St. 1,0'ji
II' puLiieui tii :.&s i.:tt r... re is rea-ji.aiy.e
pro-pect of reel j in, it the weo'- uaiioti
Cijippeway Indian Irjui t ar'.ar i-in. '1 he
1
J.n fea' lie 'A tl,.- tr'atv rcc-'Mlv fMaue
bet i
ween this tiiee ufu ti.e I .-'.al-- i,.
that f i-t .!.!.. i i'i.- r . .i . i.
k-t m.. ,ii.z-J to c i lain x: t.t, '
V hi i h tie' Unit-d 1 ' n.'iii- i .te r, ;,i :
ju !. they arto ! e i-i it. : t -J ta.i t;.e
liji.t-atiJ pr.ii..j;,- A ne-rica -i ' -n-
'lilt des,re tj COIBe Ul.d'.r tin- i.', u !,t .11. i-
ry geu-ral, it U -'i: J. an ! !arr- im- v li
be -t:--iil". tbia V'ar, tot t hv tie.- br.'i .n-
nnd
boa-
iu-;ar v o : ' ; -?s, i ; b 4.1 J 1 : -e ' .
an-! n 1 lie I J"; 1 i-- rA ! .i
u: -r-:l. 'I r ; .f' in j re tU'i t;i is . ; -lir"
ti, . js- iei leiiji,- thus t ,
civi.ize ! . an i , ;-. 1 ir..e i.t ;- . . 1. . v ti l.f
tried fa-r'y I -r tje tir-t tin.e kinee the t-
tiemetit a'. A:ii":i' a. of 1 Jt.-ti i..
fights to the ,
l"lu
111 Ilf-T Max IV l;:i l-.Ma.SA J'KNJTJ.n
1'ttl'. The Ki h V C.n ...it. !,-'
w- k, m nt' ii 1 .xlr. M i r t.t , ,. i .t. nil-
try 1 r twoy- ar-, lor f't-,-m,' a 1. ,1 i'-J'i
Mr. M.iir i- probably tin r. a. -t man in
K y 1 men, Indian 1. 1 1 i- - 1 -. -. L-s
J r if 1 1 v 1 worth tiear 1 H'l. ''!- i 1 ' Ti
bi- ,ti,fi; ti I.- rieli, an! now he wi.l :, 1 . .
til li ir -A l,r -i'.'i 11 A benij the r.. iiesl
Ulan la the ' ml 11 1 1 at y , jli I tL..t le
)iu.lhiu ol wtieh to be proud
. . ci ." I'tnt!,
Hortli Carolina SeUiti.
s ' -at J v
MM
x.M. .Mm
CHARLOTTE:
Tuesday, .Hay S, islo.
1 ' tlit! ii.tlc of tho ncmtn n! vt riiM-,) tn Like
pi art in I'lmrlotte t-.,.ty is p.st; m.cU until next
Tncs(iav, the I5th iit..i.L.
Ulcers. I'Wit'r Ilokr,
Tlie Sjli.sluirv Pinurr eentr-oiietH a r'-jmit
wi.i. li t PiiV!. is ia circuUtn.n lii.it tilt t-v m nl!e.
nun li..ve l.t tn ipr.ki-n of u caniii.ii.tes uf liu-Keu.v.N-
t'.iei;? of tliii I i !-t r i 1 I. T! c lunmr
tliinlin l.rc.iiiM- Mi. 1 isl.i r js a i rn.'n.l nil ml ef
Mr. t'rnij-c tli.it tie cannot ' t' sci.uceil fr in Iiis
old c!e rosle il r ! II e i ii s V r tTt I s i.t' p..!ilie.il r,-.
f. rmrnt. Ami us I'a n.. .Mr. lluke is couci rutd
the llannrr .e i.vis l.c w -.il e an I'. r Jr. -in !w iiu:
litir..yed ml.. Mirli a Biiieiiiiil ?l. as .Mr. Ki:nr.
N.-w, all Iiavo to my 011 tlie sill, ret if, lliat we
lii.pe it tl.ese . lilii men Im-SJ tee nnctiit s
of t'-e Ami-r. i-111 p rty umi nt: er of lit. in
shon'-i fe. 11 ii.-it. ti l'.-r t oei;risi, tiiat lie may
s.:..it the i.inu.e ftf an oiu I'oinin. " ni- t.'mt
tif l irril r.jer I'ftt I -it tlittt he l.irio' limnr murf,"
.n. J eo bit tie fir tiiat prty. As oo.! urn! t.-ui-I
li-iin-er its li? cith.-r have pivin up thur party
pr. i.;licti.ins, i-n.i why shtmiu ihty 11. -t tie u lee,
if lie v urc in t .1 or of A 11111 11 a us r n 1 i 11 er Ati.e.nea.
(irn. V;ixliiii:binM lti r tn U'.f DaplisI rhiirrhi's.
The Silil.ury I'-.iw:rr pul.hsl.i s a it It. r fr. in
(ii n. N -is' 1 . 11 o ', n t., in- iitul. J I!,, j.rist I 11 lire iu .
in Vir-ii i-, t w'ii. !i it 1: v,. ili. its. nt:on of
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The introduction iJKail and IMank KnaiU into
our country has produced quite a rt vulution in
the farming interest. The farmers finding that
they lioveH mnrkt t near home where they c.in di
jmse of the products of their Land, now ft tl likr
intruJuring n sjtem of funning that will increase
tne products vt tlie Land tiny cultivate. How is
this tu hu doni ? AVy, hy M Miurnn; the Lund,
X.c. and using tht- iiU'.-t upprcved niithoiis of
ll-iiitiii. Working anM.;.iiiu rin 'rid how are
tlu v to improve in tins rrs-peel 7 iy taking the
Us-tiim ny of men who h.-ve sn nt thi ir livts in
I'lmcrvitiij aitd tf.-tinj; nil the ditlVriiit uielhoiis
i liter ir. and prat Iter, and sclcctii jf l!u hi t trt.ui
Hiiunj; l htm. There u no one U-tttT calrulaUd
to tin tit? tium the anther of the above hnk (II.
L. Allen,) hamg had more exiH-rirnee in these
mi. Iters man aluu'st any tin r .n-.n ill. it hus ut.
ttmpttd to write oil ti.e t-uhji t. 'i'liis honk etin
tiiiiiH valuiihle tiiflruelion on all o!' the ah- ve
rut nt:t lied fcuhjicU.and m wnlten cut in a pLm,
praetiCiil ttU-, so tiiut any luan (hat e.n read,
can utitiiTstand it, and e.u!d not be better
spent by any furmer tlnn in tlim louk.
Nt w ami l'rartic.il N.rth C.ir liua 'omh Hook,
bv C II. W'thy, to winch i adtied tlie tohhlitu
i turn t the State.
Thin work will be fmiutl what it purports to he,
i collection uf fi rtm of Leijal Iul rtiim. nts Miiti d
to thr w jtils of Justice of the lY-ae, t'lerUs,
Sl.triSlV. Cotisit.ibles and the people jjeiitrulty .
Tic i.umhtr uf fur 11)? found in this honk u inueh
l.'rger tiin in any utlirr. Trice, Sl.f'O
Tlurtv ye-rj in the Senate of the I'nitid 5talt n
SttK.tr, by 'V. II. Hen ten.
Tins is a hif-tnry of the woik'mg nf the Amer-i-
nri (.uvernmt rt for thirty ye;-r9'ioiu 1 tx2C to
.')0. Tlie wnttr spmt tin e thirty year in the
S, n .ie h:intlf ln jijiiis n'iiy years in the Lower
Ilniise aiid cont nui-ntly ii better e.ileul.itt d to
write a ci rrect history of it than any ulher man
ndw hii;.
"NuNsr.Nst: uk.'ihl: bihlk.
If the render only dt sin s to see an exemplifi.
Cut it in uf the true pint ot' Kuin in sin, he w li read
t!iC (! i'tw a rt:t le lr--m a ('a t Indie p i pi r in
Ntw Otlf iii. II v do v ti like to ;.tiili itf wim
nen whoeu'l AnitriCan I'r t- Ftaiits ' Murh't ,M
and jj'i upeiilv litr proeribuit; " tKr tif tint nf if
th iu.lt7' A.e you willine; tn put uel nun in
"i.'fue tn rule li.e tfur.try ' I'o yu k;t.w that
t'ticet l;.t:u is voir prteut V ! m.'ttt r ttt iu-r..! '
!.t;!ic people r nit ilIkt t it ts iia.it melt
n.e:i llo Kii- m -N -1 i 1 1 n it p ,rty is arr yt ; ! Tln v
.it i.riwa'ih t : ti I tut h no n h.ill rvite Aintncu!
.-;,A'rs Amman l'irtr.fiitititn in A", thlvunt.
Tht tfilf-w t r tT ;srijef hppeirt tl in lh (-It 'tn
(-:j!'-.le, ' J. (i,.ii.iin, i int'tr.j ot Iiiij.iv m.'rtiii'L'.
wii:td we have tr.f ii.-L ted tcr the hei.tfjt ut our
rt ni- r :
I' i kr.cw'i no -t of ur r -i ! r, t!. t Mr.
V.. ! TL'-r, t (i- rni::II r'fof.ir.pt ji'tvll r. If-
t : i prni' i'j . i nt a si i.i i ii .iry . in w hu h, r m o., biy
i : r;tn; i hi t f '. n, -nil w bert
il ss i .;i iy iiii; ! t t li !! uf t ;c- v I !-
With t.' -"' y of krt' lt.ef. I'or ti-t I -st
two r, , .f, tj .,( irit-i t.,i ve b- n tn by
t: . .M'i- k. rs. n. fui' I'rott t-t lit-. to fi. ti
tl e j.-!,. t-U. t'l.r-.vz t,.t. a!-' im -! tni- t -ielu r,
v . !r h, . i r tri iipiir- th- in-t 1 1 n t , n ..no
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-nt- i i ..f t. I.-.- ir f. l-Itit t.t- t v s i;"t
. noi;: I. ; tv.'i t r ti r-r t4 o ni'v cr-' tl built
c ! :,- ir.i wil'.i iht H-bir Shu Iy, :.tt.-n.t.t. tj y n
! r . y, 'rt in 2 V 1 ... ! -ek, wf.ilt ti.e pu.n;s
w rr ;' . v 'i L' t n I .a fi ! re (u r., tt iir uf
- "t th' n; by I.i kin? t! em r..tr,'.J. ij-iy t
t: r i.Mur ma an-l t.s.nbutji.i' cak Xi ., to
v i -, t li.e S ;i titjit y Si - U , m i t-r nut i - t p i?.
t.u-l t but the .U.Ni:.K ( T 'J If L 1:1 1: T L.
Mr IJ. rt t r ! ii. t-i:.' t :':: ! t: . , . i.s
t ' h I c . w 'in t ir to ii. e bet n 1 1! uc - tr d
III tf.i S. lo-o'f i f lit.' J. nu ts.
In C-liM qiit r.rt .t tl e ilu'.lSt?- ! ' V i f t.'C Mliek-
er,, ,A:;.ti.;( iV'.:. t....., Mr. li-- -T b:
t ii rn. r- t i fir. w i.t i.ie ui.n i-- in. u-f in
lerviitit n of tui c I'ii;i.
T.ie '"t-i vr.l-nt "! :!' s nf r-or eitv ! -r-
t- ri;t d Muckers, i.r bypor:t's. by tl i- .Mr. ' r
L'i r, w i.u i. d.iub'i' ii--. t J suit in tHi-L' u . 't i.i
j;i i t.t eiati?! ei-umt ..uu:ti be witi.ti: :ti tuture.
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.Tiit tiuvi'U'iii. Ci.r.ij'i' f'.r ol' N-iolrin,
Ciillti) tt.is licro of n.Viiinitrcd fijilitK,
To maintain Inn country'. cn.Ufe unci lifilitu,
line ng the gr-jatcxl lluitiiinii of any B(;e,
Of all wlioae nanus grace the hi.loric pupc
,1 nvia.
a 1
From our I'oi-rrspomlriit.
CliARl.KsTus. Mny '-!, 1S")".
j Since t lie close of. tin- Kuir, tbi- city hn-
, 1'i-i'H ratlu-r Lnrrtii of lotnl ineiiii-iii of
Mifficit r.t ititi-ri'i-t to mnkc thVui of momotit
; to tlie outsiilf j.ul lie. 'l ite Fair itM-if, was
iiltojrt'llicr 8 In illiant ainl !-ui.'oes;.s.iul atl'air,
! mill in lioth tlio intorrt it exciti'il ami tlio
crowiifJ attoiuliiiico it oomniaiiilc J, quite
cxceeik'il the most .sanguine I'xpt'i-talioii.s of
i its friends ami oilvoeatrs. The articles
were highly crtilitnl'le to the cotitiil utors,
' & ml outmniiucri'd move tliiin two to one,
those on exhibition ut any previous Fair.
i Tlie addresses of H"n. .las. ,. Orr, and
the President of the Iiisiimle, V. Jl. Law
ton, was delivered before immensely
crowded uud eiithusiastie nuilitiiees. The
ilist of jiremiiiius, as awarded by the Com
mittee, was published iu the city papers of
1 Monday last.
! The Firemen's parade, which came tiff on
Friday, the '-iTth iu-t., was altogether a
'rrimd and imposing n flair. 'J'he Fire Pe
p.'itnient was out, iueluding two Companies
from Savannah, uud was reviewed by the
Mayor aud Council ut 4 o'clock, P. M.
j There w erf twelve engines on the jrround,
and si-iinething over one thousand firemen.
j The sijiht w as a pior-t jiraud and impo-iiij;
i one and the o;'V;-'. will lotii be rtnieiti-
! bered with pleasure by tho-e who witnessed 1
it. 'ne of the t-avMimih Coiiipniiii"' the
'" Young Aiin rii-a,'' b 1 a little girl, appa
rently about five years old, mounted on a
j platform above the et.iue, aud ciu-ireltd
' with a wreath of flowers.
i The total ci"l:p-e of the moou came off
'last liil.t, as aniiouneeil in the p:i.ers and
Almanacs, to the great delight and liter-tainiiu-tit
of our citizens. C. 1. Iielth'-r,
Ksq., opened l lie eveninij's entertait.iin nt at
' Apprentices Library, by mounting ton's
Tileseripe, and inviting the mooti-tiuck
I multitude to take a peep, and fall back to
j:ive room for utl-nr. My sii'lit beiiiL' very
L'ood, 1 did not patronize the Ti lt se.-pe,
liut t;..k a private lo"k, on my own rtsp.m.
sil i'.iry, with the nuked eye from n very
convt nii't-.t point near the Palmetto tree in
(V- lit of the Standard oP.iee. Tht re was
some mi-takc in Miller's Alumnae, about
the time the doors would op.-n. which cau-ed
a part of the crowd to come in rather late,
on which accent. t it was pr 1 tn rcpi at
the pi rf'.iiniulncs ou to-iii'-now rjih', with
an tr.iire m-w programme. The rep-rt.:
of the .'-tiiiidar'i. is out tlii- 1 1 1 t i . : : in a
very al !.. ai.-l learned ti.-ijuis:ii.n on
ecl'p-cs iu (.-iinial, and t lie one uf lat
nilit in purtieii'ar. lie con-idi rs tht m in
su'iil taste, ami 1 . in a very int.oc. tit kind
of aiiiu-rtii'. lit. ni iii ii it nil -i tin in to Un
root will and ti trotiae of the CLaria-t n
p'.il lie.
Tii.' cnti-ii p -,rl(f. n mains firm, with ati
iij.'.viir l n i,''.i i i . 'I he sun s ol , stevlay,
an. j'jiit-il to r.'"n l a!. -, ti e bulk of which
w.l-j .. nl at .ri, raliiti;; from !lj to'.ll.
? 1 ales niiil- 1 10 ei-t ts, tn I :I7 I :i!i s
ran up as h'h as (). I'aeitie news f r-.-iu
Fur. J o wijiini tau.-i' an iniliiediat..' mivimei'
of from oue to two ctlits per pound, wl.ith
v. j'.l tu i'l.ir aud rtuiuntritive jiici.
') he slns of tl .' times are a shade more f n
couraiii'". ami '.lie mot.vv market deeii.d-
!y t-a.-it-r. ('hatif.-lnij is fast
j.-ri at and pj.u:ou city, nnd
brcoiiiing a
1 with the ad-i.-aiivatit.ir'i-s
of
vi-l.tio".-, we l.ave ai-o tin-
a trow di d and pi ..-u.i
er. e.'iti d fri'in all p.
W'v occasionally I. i v
would ''') Lou. ,r in si
f-iits of tin lar.. r c
few e. liiii- a.-:, a
cut up mi 1!- rr.--t
which di-jriiiri t:..
cuardnian in Ki:
i. -1 dow ii and .-t.-ii.1 -1
inj to arrt-t a r .!
nous p'.piiiiitiou, cou
nts of the cotiipas-.
- a str.et scene that
- crowded th jr'itiei -
of the North. A
-;, a woman was terril.lv
i--! .rJ.-tr-.-t. by a fn. tni
ti.e firm of m .-in. A
-tr. it, was iiiteiy knock
1 i in tin- act ot iitt.-inpt-ify
i-IiU'l win) f ii
tiiil iiiL' t'ne v;. li,lt with tln-ir Imwl- nnd
it w itli tln-ir bow Is a
'..i -i 'V ii:!it, a peneeai
-cream.- ; and .i. .-iiuit-t
man w a- V n
.1 il jw n in Cuii,! i
laiid-.-trtet, .'ii.d i. '! i.ls 1. broki n. Such
is the Ht-r v:iMi'- j l. ise of city !;!'.
It may be ui ii ' r -t to son.e uf vour
readers to V: n..'.r ti, it the Mjiiltriv ll'-.u-i-Oil
Sullivan's I-,:-l.l, will be (pined about
the l't'u ol ,J .! '-. ili -ran l and magnificent
style, by P.n.1'1 M.jii-r, the e.x (! leiieed,
j niite, and i l"n iei t l.i -t of tin t 'iiarii -to'i
liotl. Muti'in'i- win hsve been iti the
habit of ry i.du. li.eir umini-i i .N .rtii.
will tind at i!.i- j , ,. the (i ;im iiiences,
comforts, ami h,iuin - of Saratoga. Nahaiit,
or Cu; e May ; ain
t:il will be k.Jt
ctberw i-c have (,, i
Uaiiroad is t-i bo i
I tliou-andi of our capi
at home, which would
h - .-tit at the N il th A
ot -trilcted from tin; boat
landing to tne liitei, diawn by hor
power, ca'ai io of torivcving pas-i ngi r
aud baggage to any amount, and with all
necessary sp-ed. Ihit is etrtj hatii ally a
fa-t ae, ami tho-i. wi, ( xpect to live ami
thrive, rn ii -1 keep up with it. (lid fiig)i-in'
wont do now, win.n ' Vgung America " is
rampant.
You will s. e ii, the Standard, of thi
morning, a st.iti.iin-i.t of the extravagantly
high price o) r markets. Common
tough beef, (iiiit bone.) is it-Ling at I
cenls a poiiinl ; veal, 'i'i cents ; lamb at i'i
cei.tt ; pork 1") cents; fowl", Iri'in l'i to
il.til) a pair; gr.i n peas jn cents a peck,
ami .-t raw In ri ni 1 cents a d.zen. Lvef)
thiog i -i-c soil in our inrii'.itt, is in piopor-
tion to tin: above rates. A ml now the
question an-.-: who can pay bou-e rent
and servant hire, at the pr.-eut rate, and
fiiiiu.-h bis t tliie from tin: maiket, and
make enough at any ordinary bu-.tie-s In
clear i ti-ii'i'i 1 Your C'-rr"sj,oinJi-i t i
toHu'iate dnough to have I ill U- or none of
the ah v.. (jj ei.-fi. ij l.i ,ir, ali i y, t, In
woiks I, aid, by day and night., and iimi- it
(Jifheii'.t to pocl.i t a few dollar-. Ciear at tin'
end of ( a.-. i w . . k.
'I he weiiiiier, for the last two week-, has
been diy, and quite warm tor (he scaJon ;
though I see ii 1..H been much warmer in
tin: upper 111 irii-ts than it hit been in it
1 In re ha- iuit; a change taken place this
ait' I inn ii, an I the cooi Northea-ti-r imii-
can - a ga.e. I see llicy are iiee'img rain
very mm h in soim: parts of the country,
am! I: e (ally crops arc Milfenng, but we
have I, id toongli here to tni our ci-t. rns
Hill keep Veg. tallOtl (.11 the W:iV. II nil tll.lt
i about ail we care for. Mu-qiito t .-nil
and 8;e- :iie making' their nj pearat.ee.
and an- becoming thick enough tw be q nte
aliiioy ing.
1 '1 In.- city mi never more Inall'i.y iit tin.
ea-oti. 'the p-t wei-ii, tln-re v.at only
i U death I ll colored an'l fi while. Chai let.
ton is the healthiest city oil the Atlantic
the
coa-t.
Kill fV
... ....i.i.
The llo-ti.n 1 1 n i. si i , j I ss)s that no
than one t hou -a ml nisi riagecertihi-at-t 1
li a ve
bet II i -in 'I III
JaDuary U-t.
tnat city since the 1st ,;f
luvit- PiOAli Juitil I K --The people of the
lower portion of I!iehinoiid county, gave a
public dinner on the Dili lilt., to their mem
bers of the latu Cleneral Assembly", for
their services in procuring a charter for
the Wilmington, Charlotte & Uutlierford
Road. 15efore the good things were attack
ed, a meetim; was held, Pr. John Malloy
acting as Clmirnuin, aud F. McLeod as
Secretary. The report of the proceedings
is published in the Fayettev iilo Ari:us.
Major P. C. Melntyre offered ,i preamble
ami resolutions, expi ssive of the deep in
terest felt by the people of Kieliniond iu
the success it this really State enterprise
plodeiiis: th. ir best t-(Torts to raise the sub
scription necessary to the construction of
the Itoad at ait early a period a possible
declaring that the Head can, will, and shall
be built and returnin,; thanks to their
inembcis of the Legislature for their ser
vices in procuring the charter. After the
adoption of these resolutions, T. J. Morri
st y, Ksii , Senator from llielnnond and
Robeson, and Col. Walter L. .Steele. Com-
moner from Richmond, addressed the meet-
inn, presenting in a clear light the many
and very great advantages to bu derived
linn the construction of the Road. Then
came the dinner 1 And after that, more
speakins by Col. N. A. McLean of Robesoti,
J . A. Mekachin and John Uiue, l-.sqs
Rooks of subscription were then opened,
and something over two hundred shares ot
stock were immediately taken. Wilnitn
tun lhruld.
The New York Ilt-ruld, in some coin- !
mi iiitf i.ti I a i.iiin nrinA rt . nr... 1.1..1111 nun
, , . ,r 1 , 1 . 11 1
breadstutTs, has the fol.uwmg itma.ks :
" A gem rai w ail comes in upon us from
the North and Northwest, of the prevailing
scareilv of breadstuff and the high famine
prices "whieh they comina.id. U hy is this ?
We have land enough in the Northwestern
States almie, to furnish supplies for a hun-
died million of people. Why these .!.. -
UeieucesT It wi.lnotdoto charge them
to thu immense accessions to our Northern
.
.1.1111- Mil 11.. lll.ll n... . v.. - ... .
populations from al roaU ; it wi;i not avail1
11 . . . ...
to say that tliey are the result ot tlie
drought. They are the insult of a neglect
ol cultivation of the soil. We ate blest
with free lal or aud common fehools iu the
urrale.it ul'iiii'iar,
Vet our Ir-c- labor is
en,
peribiiig f ir lack of bread and men', w hile
iu the South, notwithstanding the drought,
tliey liave a comparative abui.diiliee. 1 be
free laborer linds farming a slow pr ie...
f ir getting rich. Money 0", n .t c -une bv
tin- r-iuii bird wink ot" faimiiin, Land
in r ham!. Jmt in. n bants and tavrtn
l.t-i-er-, spi-ciiut'-irs, ti 1 1 :i i c i . r -, politi.-iati-iin.i
lawy.-rs, may, in a siii.-i operatiou.
in.il'e a fortune, while the fanner, tbiuli
sfeuriiig a coiiil'ortahle living against e.i-u-a
.t.i s, doing very little more, llenee.
firming ha- pretty much Le.-n I eft to the
"old I giii," whi.e Voulig Americn at tin
Nortli i- among the iiu-rt-haii;., -pr. u!..' n.
liiiiiiici. rs, ii..ek j "!-! ers, liur'.-sti-r-. ov-ti-r
sal, 'Otis. Lr:i'iil,nig i!ei,s) ;,inl v agahoiidiznig.
poiitiii.iii-,i. .Ac. Anything but the hard,
ht-i.t-t work of farming.
Th.i- our cot'.-'irii'-r- are iiriliiplied, w'.ile
our pi i.!'iees are (1 . ii.ii.i-l r.l. . V u . 1 nh ii
is to Le the end "f all tl.i-.' ll' there be
in I. a r-. -. .. nil i- ii in ti.e-,. tilings ., itl.ii, tin
i. x't ri ;.. -r-, the c:.:y alternative f.r i
tii N'ieiiey of bread iu the Nortli, the people
of the Notth will have to fall back upon the
Southern sviteiu of African slave labor.
Strike out the product, and supplies of
them slavery of tin'
last y-ar. and we
ba suih rin- the
of the North would now
c-viis of aii Iii.-ii lauilue.'
Tmk I'virtu Status Hxi-iiimm; Kxi-e-
III 1 1 ' -s In Jllfc .NuKill l'.Vi tit.:. The lS-i-toti
Atlas of Thursday , harm through
pi i vat- sources, that at the last account
the I liitc.l Mates sii i iin-i t.r i t was at
Hong Kong, preparing for the cxpl- rutin,
of lin. ring S-lra.ti and tho' .Noitlie-t
Aiii.iitiii coa-t. Tlio Arias states that
to ral n the ofl'icert attached to this el
peditioii have di-d dining tin- winter, ol
di-eiises contract. -d during the long stay of
the vessel ui liotig Koiis' la-i sumiuiT.
t 'aptam I i . i -, formerly ot tiie l'lirp un ,
l.n at llaiit.-r, f tin- Ham ok, ami I r
1 1 .no ill ,n, of the Ki nneily, lone all died
duiing tl,..- past winter. Another letter,
under date of February 1-t, refers t) "a
teiiii.le -u-pii-iori whieh had been h.-ld bv
nil, and now amount- to a!:n o.-t a certainty,'
that tin- l'i ipoi-e h.-n been totally lo-t at
sea, with ad on 1 oard. SI.e has not be, n
-eeii rir ln-ard of vine -he parted c unpany
with the Vino tin--, in the gale ,;f the 'gl-t
of Sepr-mbcr la-t. That gale, it will be
n in. inf.-ri d, was very w ri in the ( 'bin a
f a, in which in at!) a hutidnd small, r
craft were lo-t, even in the -hi lt re 1 barb .r
'f II ilig K'.jl.g. Till' (tin T tWO VC--I Is b'-
I iiigirig to tin' i xt i-liti'iii, the 1 1 atif .i k a ml
tin- li iiin-'lv, an- known to b
!. Tilling 11 1- in I II I, '-ill-! of tl,.
safe-. That
l' "ip"i,e for
r-n rr.-d t..,
in as to her
I I '.-en U K', Slt.ee t .'
gal
i,i-tilir
fate.
tin
:uvi
.t i
j pi I llfllsi
A !!:
I'- At A IIkmi.hv Aii article some
tin..? sn.ee appeared m one of the Knglnh
in ng iZ'.ues, giving an account of a curious
practice of swallowing arsenic, which pre
vails among the inhabitants of several of
' o(
the Austrian provinces. It gins tln-m to
ei.iiiire long a-ei iiding sallc. on the mountain-,
will,, ,at overiakitig tiieir lungs. t
is now Muted by a I'm is eorrr -pomleiit of
tlie .V I. J no une that .'I. Alontignv, tli
Freni-h .')ii-ul in China, ha. furni-heil some
interesting information with relerenee to
the u-e of arsi lit-! by the Northern Chinese
I I .j m.i: r hi. f lion. .In it ulrli lli.-ir ...,..L;....
ui s.t
toblie.
provin
J f '" ".'II.:
1 In1 cn-t on i- pi-culi ir to certain
ii mi
so coln'lioli th-,! aceordilig to
the
te-iniiony of iin--i'iiiiiiie'
wh.j liied
from ari li
long tiiiiii' there, tobar-co tn i
it m t -old. I In: same as-urod the Con-ul
that the arsenic smokers were stout fellows
with "lungs like a blai kunith s billons,
and rosy .,, cherubs. 'I he publication ol'
.M'.Mwiiy'- Mate mi m ,a, called out a let
ter li nn 1 r. Londe, who intoruii' ut that
some yiar. ago, in the eoiir: of di-cii-shm
at tin; Ai-ailemy of Mciiiciiie, on tin: agents
to be eiiipl iy-inl to cure tubercular con-uinp-tion,
I," told the assembled doctors that In
had f i il ni but one -uece.-ful im--iui of c"in-
ii itliig tl.it ilrcautul Ui-i a-e ; ,, -it.
was tlie ftiiol.i.'ig of iii -i iiic. '1 he
re-afTirliit hit ooinn i U'latnui of t,i, r
nn-aris
doctor
.-lin dy.
I'unta
A (M a rnon-tr-r was caught m ar
I! ii:i, on the 'slg l ultimo, which
i... .i .
linn a
mouth three an. I a half feet long, and wid
enough to swallow a canoe. The niaeo 1
... . : I c r . , 1
tni en ut eyes mtasup'u lour leel tour inch-
' es, its length of body nineteen feet, and
breadth I'.I feet, weighing Il.tlilO pounds!
!
Twenty-six diamond rings havs been ar-iz-
ed oa board the steamer Africa at Hosten.
SiMJIT.All rilEM'MKNON'. Wu find . tliO
following account of a most tinulav, but
hihtheito unnoticed phenomenon, in the
Evaiisville Journal.
Tlio explanation of it, however, is very
simple, and any die can satisfy himself of
the brobabiiity of the story by stirrint; a
of Magnant water, containing putrid sub
stance." The bubbles that rise to the sur
f'ice contain an inflamable gas, which will
bum for a minute with a pale, bluish blaze.
We have never seen iu print a notice of
the following strange fact, although every
steam boatman acquainted with (Jreeu Riv
er navigation can verify its truth. Just
above the locks, when the river is in a ccr-
tain staue, very low for several miles steam
boats shut down their furnace doors, and
allow no torches to be lighted, for tear of
what the dock bauds call " setting the riv
er on fire." Frequently boats Using torches,
or keeping their doors open at this particu
lar place, have found themselves engulfed
iu blue ll utne to the alarm of passengers,
! and iu several cases setting the steamers
on fire. In some instance passengers have
only been prevented by the strenuous ixer
tions of the officers, from leaping overboard
in their alarm. The cause of the phenom
enon i.? simply this : The bottom of the riv
er becomes covered with forest leaves and
rubbish to the depth of some inches, prob
' ably several feet. Routs in low water run
through this vegetable matter, their wheels
stiiing it up thoroughly. An iiiHamable
gas is thus permitted to escape, which, on
ciiiiimiinie.'itioti with a flame, at once takes
fire and burns with a blue blute. At such
times the boat stops and II alms ceases
. . ,
1 11 . n .1 1 1 u,,. ,. . ,... l.'i k 1 mr
' , " w .
; tlie precaution mentioned above. I l.l.-
! ':', lo ''"'"ll'u '' ".
-.urning gas is not apt to communicate its
i s ""'-"l-b.it It is quite sutheient to
riously alarm thos, not acquainted Wit!.
'k callsl!-
j Ffi.ur S.!in.-i ir 11! 1 1. A ! Kl.r II I A .
There are no in l'liilad.-lphia, s!",H pub -
lic schooN, 70 teachers, and s-.,l73 pupil-,
ti. . .. i. .' . i:. .-...I... ....
uoi v..-ii..iiu.c .... .uc u.
i.. ... . c. .i... t... . ;..i. i... t -
the system f-.r the I i-t eight months has been
?t;-.",iii!, a- follows : Salaries of teachers.
S:t.-!l,-:t I , bonks and stationary. ftii,.r.:i ;
lin-l, '----- ; hou-e cleniiiii2 and snperin -
temlt-ne.'.S I7,i.i-,' ; new -chool hoii-e, S7.",-
171; rent, 8-17.1 l.'t ; furint.tr.-, f:l,:i:M;
fiiru-n-i -and stoves, 3 '.!' I " ; a l lilious and
repairs o school liou-i", S JT,"4'!" ; and eo-i-rai
i-jpi'ii-.-s, fl-l.-Jii"-. Tin- aiitiual avi'
rage c-)-t ni teaching each pupil am nints to
.s-T'.l. '1 i, annual c i-l lor the tuition of
tin- pupils of" the grammar, s.-e unlary, pri
mary, an I uiiela-s'fie I "ho"i i ?i,iil; the
total cn-t of tin- night hools ir. p -'rat'on
ujring toe vintr months is ? .'iI.ih I'. Thi,
sum, tin' repoit aj, -Inmbl be de
i .... . . j
i I' u-i
troni ti xpi'tises in e-tiiii itiiig tiic
f'l-l ol tuition iu the . tiii-r st liool-
average
making
a reduction ot ai'Oiit .'1 ct-nti per pupil. In
tin' turly put of tin- year I "'!, a g.-m ral
ad . ani-e ot gH per tent was tnade iu the al-arit-s
of th' teai-lii i - . taking . fT ct "ii th,. 1 -
of pril, truu which c I'l-e th.-re ii a sin all
iiiCrea-e iu the rate ! tuition in the pr t.t
r.-pirt. ari l a " -nn what larger . t.. will t.p.
rn ir "i. tin- 1 rt f ir i'ic curr-lit M-ar. Th.-
.mi
111- s 1 ii n -mi
I fr ii. tin
tl
1:.
1."
' i -irs
m y , t,
I.
1 t-.c constat.!! v losing their I et-t".-avL-
' ",;
The New Ucl-ntv I.ami Law.-
number of applications under this law now'
amount to KM.-Hil, sml arc si, II coming in
at a rapid rate. 'I he 1 uioii of rriUay.i
; !
It i. probable that the I'en-ion Offiee wlli
eimini nee tlie i-uc ot warrants anoul I lie at tuis "ii.
1 it of June neit.'as the engraving of plates With rcpect, yourt truly. ('
ii rapidly progressing. Aire idy has a O 'P)' : .
of the portrait of the Secretary of the i TrxAj A WaMvo TO Fvm..ant- -.av)
been c,,,,', t.-d f,rthe llHlacr- war- Sb,.c..lor -..:.. . l, ;(,
rant. .-1." ot tin
'creiiirT oi me iuirior
J
. r.i
forth I aire warrant.
and that of t:.i
Seeritary of War, f ir tin- "-ti ai re warrant
The portraits of the I're-ideut uud olhrrt.
are Mill in the hands of the tugravrrs
'I t,.-i i. ,i . m . i n i s iir. -nt.. f r .. r 1 1 f .. . I mr n..l
lv adnnr.-d bv ail who" have iftu'theu,. and
i.'re an evi l.'-m-e of Ann ri.-au ,kil .ml
gi-niut iu th
IkLartmiMit of the fine arts
The coiiirni-sioiier h is di eid.-d tiiat the
righti of a wi low of a dcee.i-i'ii soldier are
lo-t in a s. toii l in.irrri 'e, hut aro revived
again on the death of Cue nwend husband
l!. however, tii-re be minor ehil ir. II living
of the fir-t hu-'l.aii.l, tin ) may claim in
right of tln-ir father .luring tin- seeotni in a r
'i age A . im r of attvrin-y c iniiot be rt
I'ciiii"! until alter liu warrant has been
issued.
Famine in North ". Ktt'itA A corn'.
I'Oii'leiit of the I'.ilton Times iiraw a .lis
tres-irifg picture t;f the statving eondition ol
tin- p -I.. r in th it region. M-.rc than one
halt of the pe p': are Without Corn and
money. 1 Le cry it " Corn, corn, corn 1 '
do you know of any corn for sale!'' Tin
an-wr is, 1 have traveled twenty miles a
round, every way, and can bear nf not a
bii-lul to be had, for love, charity or mon
ey." The poor uian ofl'Tt to work a day
for a peek of corn to f.-d Ids wile and child
ren on. He i turned off with an ainwi-r,
" My own family will hare to sutler, if I vll
my corn. Horse.; and mules arc tu.'u.-d
out H peri.h. or live in the woods the bol
they can ; and husbandmen that have farmt
an'l no corn, will riot l.c able to cultivate
more land than tin ) can tend with the hoe.
-' Br,t.rc
(includes by arguiii the nro-
priety of nppetling to the iioverriors of
yL
nne-ste and deorgia for aid.
A '.'( ii Amkimi an Joke N ,t long
i'-e, ":i)s the .May--, ill,- Ki ) Kagle, in
one ol tlie counties
if I enii-)lvania
the
I'o-lina-ter m ral di-c
olio of the eountv rci-tin
er.-d the fii-t that
I'T't was tint only '
a m.-mbcr but s.-eietary ef an " Amcrifan ".
council. No time wit- lo-t in hi-, removal
Iroin oHiee, ami the appoiiitmeiit ol another !
one wli i is i,.,t cont uiiiiiati-d. Well, llie
appointiiii -nt. was temli-ri'd to a man, w hu
alt- r 1'iiiie
sitiiirjn :.((" pted the same.
I fiinnlie'i is -:lt
-li-. I
so are
A i
lean-
for limn po-tmi.ter is !,,,
i Ihr nil, fmir i mini il nl 1,1,1,1, ,,ir
r.-r.M,r li , m r, ,, t,i, tri but Campbell doe-u't
know it.
A Ci-.iAr I'a-.skm. mi Thais. -One da)
la-t week a pa-i iig.-r tiaiu passed over tne
n-vciami ami I oie.l ,o.i,. drawn b
inri-e locomotives, an
seven ears of the larg.
Containing t w en! y
t . J
t capacity, carrvnii'
.i i i
over HlXlecu liUII'ircll tias-i linn
"
i o
I'AI.Iiv's I5i.i:nih.ii. (I, yisl O, yi. ; '.
cried an Iri-hmnn in the street a few d a) s 1
since rilimtiif n I, .11 " 1 1 .'! .. I
o'eloeL- anil Mi luni,..'. .i..r.. l. -i .
, ....r..... .. ,,..,vTei- IWHV.
street, a large brass kay. I'll not he after '
t-llin ye what it was, but it was the Lay to '
the bank, shurc." I
Fi om the I braid
ACCIDENT ON TlUi N. Q. ft AIL ROAD.
Itm.siiop.0,' N. 0., April 3IU1,,
An accident occurred on the Uailro'aiJ
dear this pUcc, on Saturd ay lust, wLich
as aomo of your citizens arc to dome derue'
involved, limy be of interest to your read,
crs : The second bridge across t,0
River, on the evening of that dsy, g,ve
away and broke in the middle, curryin.
with it in its fall nine of the workmen. Wht
I arrived at the scene of the disaster all
of the men had extricated themselves f'nn
tlio broken timbers and were, by the as.;.
taneo of otlmrs, far out on the laud ; tneili
Cil aHi,tnm;c 1Bt) already arrived,
and ,
ry thing had bcn done urtiich could lt
none there lor ineir coiuiort. chiclei be
ing provided, those most slightly wounded
were conveyed ill that maimer, while othcri
were conveyed by hand-cars on th j;.,,.
road, nnd from theiicu to their Luariiii,
places on litters, 0
When the surgical examination wanusdc
it was found that their wounds were fi)r
most part, Blight. Mr. Pavid Wells, ( j,e.
lieve of your town) foreman of th0 wor.
received the greatest injury, having had hij
thigh broken, and a pretty severe tlnirup 0rt
the uo-e. Of the other workmen, five wcn
white Snd three negroes. Two of the former
escaped with slight injuries ne a sprained
ankle, the other with bruise from w-'uici,
ho soou recovered. The three others rr.
eeived cuts and bruises one a prtty Sl.
vera cut over the right cej bit none of
them so seriously that they will not be tlie
t be about ins short tune. Two oti!
............,.. I,,, i i;..i..t .i . , "
t . .1 1 ....
'irn'.".. i iiui. i'i. rnii.i,! t,j,i nn.,..
recetveii a iJlow 111 1110 oreast, winch, tin , ,
M.rious. is, 1 Irlirvc, not ransidered ,!...;"
! ons. Three of th workmen wcru i,.,t 0B
I , lriJg(,
T,e lriJ(,e WM ,ixtT. three feet hi-!,
, NoW( lr. Kdimr, thre an iustanc-'of
i preservation such a, I believe, hai mt
been recorded in the annals of railr.-.a 1 it-.
c,lei,t,; that a person should fall 0ver t.
i ty (irtt earning down on the hardest sort
j 0( ..round, (all but the genth ui. n ,!.
. , . V D - .. . V. r
i,nit.u to tell in tne watcr.i ami e-e-is,
... i ii . I-
I 0y , .mineJ ankle, is aliuct im r.J.
A K),h., is it not wonderful tU
! tuJ .l.ould e-enpe, wh. n falling am nu ,.s
; ,1:,,,ti,v ,,f timher? Altlioinl, il' .1...
nf intrudes, l,y vi-ihie liaiiils, we know Im,
pa-sd aw ay, y t, iu such a case at tl.ii,
see the working of au all powerful i, J n,.
visible baud.
1 he ( a of the falling; of the lri.1 s,
' '. im from Mr. Mclo II, w ho t i na,;,, i
il today, w us at follows: The w.itrr 1,
iiln it six fi i t del p, bi low that is :ii Ouk-r.
ven l'e( t nf loud, and under the u.ud up
peart t i be a hard crust upon which tae
wi rkineii rcstn'l t lie lalso works, tan.., . .
in, f hint a
suie foundation; but ittirr,
that in the driving, preparatory to t-u:.-out
the fil-e work' (in twohoiirt thu br;j.
would have been firm of it-elf ) t igtlUr
with the aeeumul.nilig Height, the pr M
eiiDipoiing naiil wot k, pierced ti,niiit-t, ti.
cru-t, and entered a ubtra:uni ol ..
sainl.aml iinmediately sank, carrying iinn
the bridge i,d workin.ii as quick u
thought. The posts of the (,! works .r
tort) lire feet long, and t iccptiug one or l
n-a,r the hat.k, only a fvot or tw of ai .
of tln-tu i above the water showing j'sn
' t -.'c i sojurthin toft " away ilona Le
Tow. '
Mr. Mi ll, informs nic that hit Jon i or.'r
I about P-llll : tlml hrt r,f I l, llmLr it 1
ij ,-, ir., csll vje wrA and also that le
in le fu,,f r,.t,,; f,jf orit jn a(j0,, ,,,.,
W(.,U yauJ ,cci,tt h, r.f-.r;.
n have been more fata!, but f-w, wry f',
witli o creal daurr show little -ti-wi-
. , n- i ii ' j i n
Iff llom N. A. li-Inaiid. fnll.ierlv .if 1. .r. .
- J ,. ,
.hu t, iu. in iri.', t1 IMg 'ut rrsu.i vi
hit ri peril-lii-C of twt jriri' life ill t!i Jl U' i
', of promise. ' he fol.owiig it Lis'.i;
up;
" If 1 ,5uneo,nlf- 1 w'r,;1
'-v'r sc. 1 .xas will, i.,y present ka,-..',..!.--
11 j; 1 am lie re, line In ou-a mis ot oturr., in I
eiro-et to rlie litre. S,,mi ...'iit:. ri n i.tl-
r' - . r i
ttr their condition by coming, if they
iiieans or sbrcwdnest to Mart wish I ':: r-
wiie, tlie " poor mau't Iwt" it better tbrff,
than the rich man lie Id here. "
We have reat,m to know that Mr. Pe:t
land s feeling is coimiion with many ti
grants from North Carolina: " It 1 cr
b-n.-ii iu North Carolina. I would stay lien
I'll! have ine.irreil the r ifn-n-e ol rmJ
val : have Sold out there ami bought hef .
and bi-'iiil.-, if I were to go brick, i ili i -J
bu laughed at. " Such arc the r. flecti.-w
of man) of thousands, we doubt not.
Mr. I'rnlland says that course rum ei'.
was selling at 81 "' per bu-ln-1, flour l'
per bid , and bacon I centt per Ih "H!
with the country lull of cattle, he d sat
get milk in his roller, or l-iilti r "it bi br'J.
once iu three months.. What hiitti r he it
is from the .North, at ! cents p-r ih.
He does not epeak much belli r of nun
kind in Texas than of the commits of .i"
ing there, liut hear him :
" One thing for the creda of T-xit I m i-',
as?. Tin re is less stealing ill 1 l ,; 21
any plaeI have ever lived. N "!
nine l.lmr lieml v fi'lloi mill stes a li re sir
nt gro, or a tiactof land, but that is .-
all. To take a oik or tun, i n il coii-.i-rr-ed
slitilin-, if man chances to f un ) J "
llr stock that beb.ags fo bis kind n"
bor. lk -idrs, we sometime. I'-C'iii." I.'!1;
gry in 'lexas, as well as in Hum mm iui
thousands of cattle arc roaming n-r l:
f . ..ii irs w hoe ow tiers do not need th'-m.
whyspare the In to L w aniped, or t Jti" -the
nulven
Cov. It KKHEK ON Kavsa. Ka'TON', Fa .
May 1, I -li'i. (Jov liecder, of Kan' a-,
rived In re to-day, and w as enllin-ia-11''-"
received. He madi! a .eccll di uou"; ,J'o
the Mi-sourians. w ho. he said, iui ad' '1 I-jr''
-at at the recent election, armed to'''
r .1. . .. i. r :i.i..
mri 01
f tl
' - .'' ill. II II ' I A'lOlt IOICIWIV I'." .. .
,., . ,. tn, Miv-ouri should I 1 f
on to di-avow all sympathy Willi iuc-r ,
li.ni", and if she refused lo do s, th S'""
bould be called on, and if the South re
fined, it was the solemn duty of the -V)f'
i take the matter up.
Mi.tlK TlKll HIF IN SOLTII AMKUf""
: ti ., Im l L-ot IU
I lin! raragiiayan govermneni ii 1 e
i ... .. ,r ' i. . :.i. .. .,n...riiliU'"- '''
! its Southern neighbor. Corri.nHf s a
nnnilier (llllieilllT tlllll niv ,
latter had marched troops to tlie ' (V.
.'eneral Flor.-s, the I'rcsident of the
platini tepublo (I'ruguay,) " yr(
r.. l.;u ,.II, .,,.1 ..lire lo lillia"' '"
I m,, I .!,. ,.r ..,.1, ; nl,. nt ioll lia'l"!
"U'. "I', .on i 'i iiv. (
. ..r.
unfavorably on c niereiftl r',:' .
as thought, howevsr, that h """
consider hie purpose.
t