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!
"oralUs and excellent man as I regard Mr.
llarringer to le ; my convictions ol tbe truth
of Ibe accusation were o completely
strengthened and confirmed, that I have
never failed, when, advci'tintr, to tlits sub
ject, either in private com ersjition or in
public addresses before tny Ici!ow-citi2cns,
to refer to this information communicated
by Mr. Ikrriuger as testimony too clour to
te diluted, ul' tin' truth of a charge of a
previous bargaiu between tin- ilouiaii Catb
ciio touts am) Mr. l'icrcc and his leading
frie.urls tbat Campbell ws to go in tbe Cab
inet. That Mr. ll. aaid so, I can iiot say.
lbit a this conversation embraced all the
Kuhjerts I have hinted tit my impression
as at that lime, that all who ilc li.-tt n
ing to tbe conversation, came to tbe same
conclusion that did iu regard to the sub
ject. .
I tLink I board Mr. 15. speaking of tbe
game subject again, at a dinner party at
Ian very sincerely yours,
' JuS. li.VUEUliY.
Hon. K. ILunkr, Kiiugh N.C.
DH.
NOTTS THKollY
VY YELLOW
IKVKlt. i
Vie have, bt .mi fa'oreil by a valuable sub- :
licribur to our journal iili the subjoined
letter frcm J. C. N"TT, M. 1, a distiujuish- 1
ed pbyiciau of Mobile, comprehending a
theory of the Yellow Fever which p )ses.es !
much interest at the present time : j
MuHlI.E, August 10, t.ri".
You i nelo-o me a scrap from a newpv '
per, in which allusion is made to ny prtiiie
tious rcp.ctiiii the ye".lov iVv.-r which has
1 ecn tru elling alon.' the -cac ti -t 1 r svverai
vear-, and ai-.o to mv i lev- : ii tio- tnii i.t.
Vc. Now, sir, my nauie u is ., i, Ir-oj iei.tiy
ucl iu tho ubiic prim- in tl.i- ei'rneeti u
during ti e list two yen. m;d 1 rr.nt to
f.ay, I have been ij i.ited f.r s-:i:e i; :i,:oi.s
which I haC S.e.er uttered. As u jeeni
tu feci nn ii.ti rest in my views on liii - sii! -ject.
I will most checti'ally give yu a short
outline of tbeiu,
1st. Its o7ori. V.'hi ther thU epidetnie
wairca'.'y iiuportcd fro.n Africa, or u-t i a
point which ca uii-.it 1 c si -tt!- ! fr.jiu :i!;v d.-it.-i
yet made pubiie, an I I shall int o:?'er ;,oj
any spf culaii j!:s r!i it. (tin- faet, boweier,
is ecrtaiu : tbat this disi-a-e has travtli.-d
Meadily n. since it- tirst appearance in llio
Janeiro tire years n.'- alonr the Caribl cau
(julf and Atlantic i -i . until it has at
length rertcbed Norf iik. .No ui-ral of our
dey i i iiO,.we I w:t:i the spirit of pr 'pb--cy
; but !t::! can often, fio-n the ii.hts
of hi-tory and ob. rration, pr.- iict with
tolcrablo eeit titity c. iuiri (in,:-; and it
waa on sue;! data tint I e- n'.ir. d to fore-t.-ll
tbat ye!; f. v. r w-ojld u- a- f .r as
Norfolk, wb'cii is ah ut the b .u':-lary of tb-
Velio fever iaiirj It. and aIo sj-;e-iet
Uroi g p: oi- t'r i' tx tb.it it w .mi 1 si-it ou
nortUern citi -s, vht it d-e occur at loni
ititertraN. No.t. tiie -ro iiris uj oi !i I
niado thfc-e predirti .tis ,.re a- follow. :
lciiow fever t.as. at Ion; : nt.-r v ri :
ly in the 3' :ii!u rrmienn alon-i tl.i
and French eoa ts, bat in th-: l i.it
(about fifty years a;'., i t i h ( n on t
lin ciioract-r. Abo-it the tint- -i
jeliow fever extended fr iu
to Noifjik.and tln-ni i- to Wicei..--
not on-
! Uiisb
-1
Mate-,
t :. i - ' r ,i i 1
' ' ' to,
P"-
-t-r. i-i the
.- Y.rk.tit:!
Iliv. r. v, I
interior ; to 1'l.il nif Ipl.j ,, to v
thence to Catsbili, on :h- '
to Hard ford and Midd.'ctow n.
in MUesriu buil steaJilv r-ror.---, ! ( .-r rHi- e
year-, fi jm llio to M i'.c and . u to K-'y
We.-t ; and with ail these facta h-f-re mo,
I did not hazard much in prc.'ietiijj ti..;t
its proT-s was onward in the dirceiioa it
had bad been traveliiris.
7yf ttt the il 'r. Few ini-ti iu the
I'nited States) have si-cu more of yellow fe
ver thun I have ; and I have no Lesitati-tj
iu sayiiijr tbat this is subtaiitij'.i v the mil-:
as the yellow fever w Lie a oeeurr.-d iu I'l.i
lade'piiia in 17!l3, an 1 wbieh !n appeared
from time to time since It i- toe f o t willi
typhoid fever, cholera, plague, scarlet f.-vi r,
SUiul! pox, ami all epeJemic dl-ea-'-s, that
they appear in different prid ;i of ; ;ol.-ii?e
at diffcroit tiuies, and ocea-ionallv have a
greater t.u -let.cy to travel over a bire li
tem of (u'J..: y. Tl.ii ha- been the case w:th
tbe yeiio 1' v r in q ."-tion ; but its mods
of att i-k. it-e Mir e of sympt ri. - i ik I j-i i n j;
yeik'W skin ami Liaek votiut, uv,ra.'-:
(bjration, Ac , -.le tae -ame a, ctu- r fever-,
lin I thi -os'i it tiny Lav been s-jm?i.at
more virni-nt, it i- stiii the same !:-. a---.
'. i fir, n st. T'bi- is a ki. ,Uy pcit.t.
and I hale not spa'e ti do UtjTc than X
pie - my coiiclusions. rniitrtbo tirta ciu
tagioD are iif OunJud two n: f.ti-.t
tion-, viz: cotita.'io'j-ne-s pi ope r, or tl.o
coitimunicrtioii uirer-tiy of yellow :.:vtr ir jiu
one human 'ibjeet 10 aiioiier ; a:.-!, secv. I-
y, the probability of the can
VesseiS toiu one p -rt to ar.o"
my mind leans at ; .! t .
in ttit- eonta"i'oj-i,..-- i" t:.i
la'u ii.stjuees, I sti.l do.' .
liientis in s j-peti .-; bat .'.'
; f. r
r. A!
b
' I'
portability by vts-el- i i citu
and by railroads. I do not -
1
t j
iv 1.
Inan bi iii.J familiar wifii its t. . t
donV', and I slion!J aJvi-e o-.r N
Itiend- to quarantine ri i iy ag.-ii i t
i 1.1.
dt-ea-i bis "one to every pa'tit, with
lu a
ciittin oi-tanco of tne ulf, wbir-lj a
qiieiiled y st-.ainboats and ra.ir ):. J cars
and I beiii-ve oul i !.aie eiit-rni New
York iu 1 "Coi, Lad il Ui.t :.e :n st .j ;,.:d at tl.e
(jnarsntine.
TrC'iti I'll. Tl.U i- tn- e . T a
p (int. to to'it li in alet'er; but 1 mj-t er-
red tli
I
i-rur wl.n-ii . j quote from tb-
attiibii!' d to ne. v iz ; " b
to.d our ; h v-i'.ians
,t to
- tii--'
in iit
i':y a
!iMja.
tr
it il
ml
n. ili.i-. J n,
j mi- i.t I i
i-ed w at. r ai- ni
ly. " No, .-ir,
Used by me, i t
true that v. 11
every
le ad
rn I-
tbe fiJUtb. i
does u :t b'-ir
i lj iT and :,ct v
a --'
aois
lot? i
-die a!
n i.r
more'
J! .
' to s
wor-e than u-en'--, j
fitted by -ol Lyr.-i.'.o and i . ,'.t
tiO.i ti taryili.' sy ti. j I u, ti-ri i . u..
1 ' .molk s. i a 1 1 . . ., .. ,
a '. , ami a1.- , t o': J sp in juj in ti,.- i, ,t -ta.
fcte viiy i-fii.-biuo aud pr at -. r , 1 ,.t n
water b is i,o p. tiiie virtue in i '.ii'r-i.i.
tlii- ill-, a e. It I- a r o n . . .. e : ,
af crone f thc.-e ora! ei. i ;,-;,,!.. ; :. , ,
to find a OiCtir wijoha- 1 -t aiiv ;. .- :.
Mud y.-t ai. iweutv -r -.1 t . ,
talked have b-i u nam!,. !. .. .. ti,-- ij. a
Fpid- iuie. ui- "n at n.' -ui- -. . ! i-t. t :
tin; lu. ' ';. . an!i. -ton!, . -. -.. . .-.,!, .,
r-me li !ipam-t th n.. ,t j r j tl - :
till) UlO-t 4-pp'tslti ';!.-',!' tie. ,1, it tl
ef eeltaje- of deiitn- i- ,nt i , a. .,4f t:
fatoo at ail linn s and mi ai! nine-- '! !
di-OV'-ry of vaecin -tion ;l has I e.
1. era. bo) as a tlijiiqdi, and I lit s d i
tUj-ui-iit. 1 p:iy-i'iu lu f-ur.-p. na.
10 t
published a took to prova that vaccinatum
ii treat cor, which leaves in its train
e , ' e .
consumption anu scrojum
Very respectfully and truly your friend,
J, U. M'll, J1. 1).
'.Gvtli (Larolina Solbiir.
-'.VJ
V! SM&
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l. BS'a&f&?
XfSf v .
si Jt. Otisi'
CHARLOTTE :
Tuesday, October 2. bo").
Tall Itirii.
Wc Imvc :.t our ( tiii-c, ii frlv.lk of coin grown by
1 M. Ilurnt-li, t n 4 miL Crt ek, in a new rmiiid,
tliut mtuMi'm li'j Hi t in lu-ipbt atid lu ft cl -inclics
tu tar ibr vi r m a jjouu i-rgc cue.
IVlirsun fur OrluLor,
Wc have the Ot lobtr No. ut tliih jHriodic:.! he.
tore u. It doc n-t f;ll bvhind m.y of tbe jirv-vi-'us
liuiitUrs, la lookinj; uvt-r I be Ubic uf cuit-tt-iiti
fiuu iii-ny iutcrthtn-g brtitU.
Fire at Salisbury.
;rtt to lei rn ihui t.i. ThmstMv mcht last.
We
eur s-stt r t' w a S.,1
bv fir.. H one:
.tiny not wilh 11 ..d aCLiutiit
:n
ttd in wh-.t is known us
and was i.o doubt thr work
Bt learn that win 11 lr. Sill
R.r story as a Ibu tHnr.-,
eks and money, sllir lit wa.s
.no, t'euiid the erawer gone.
" .ll..ihu u' ct-mt r
a n
al-ay, a
n-d ti
Ml i , t 1 1 1
a w a k t nt il
Lint Ins Ih
bv the ul
n lu alt,
cist .i lo s,nai pt r.
. ll hut we
r.i w no. Si x ,
. in- I.- t. e I
, am: in com,. a
r sevt n hi. uses was eon
ii.iiii g t.ceupuii l j the
m i.cc vie l.ad no ma,! en
l'.-st l!lh
Ki itiav.
1'issrs Rayncr . B.irriirr
Last vvitk wc pnt lis ,1,: a '.. tt-r imhi ihe lion.
K. It in r t.j the il n. 1 1. M. U .1 niifn tin. week
wc e:vc Mr. Ilarringt r's r. p.'y.
llama:, rs w.,1 recoil, ct that t! e eaiu'c t.f this
. ...rn .-- ni:. ncc was the rc'. rt net M:. ii..yiur hatl
111 ..n to intoniidtion rect niii from Mr. llirringer,
n h.t.vc to itiiu tae IN.pt "s Nuticio had commun..
ct. .l K. lain (Mr. li ; v 11, at M o.roi.
.Mr. Il-vir rehr- to mc couti-rr-li'-n h isuu
loo, ami Mr. Hirrin. r at Kaitth.as fo.iu's, to
w '. :i w 1 ir v in t -ia i .! a 1 ti nt I- n :
" A,a,'-v on la rail t- your rceollt ction, the r-tr.
I u.:i-l ,l,li Uli.J-T It!) Itl tnls convirs .I.--II oe-
cu.r-t Sk 1-a . . 1, y u and inc. I c.ila-d to sec- you
jl V.,ri.or, I!.,. i .-en... tunc ..bout t bri-ttt.as, 1
to. n k. A:l. r t -Un-i; ..... v-e-n-us Biile. els, tl.e sun.
n'.t uf the .taseirfln in. v , ,111 nt w. i.itrm.ucet., 1
t-r-t t w In t .tf f V0.1 or in V st If. I pl.O. d n Von
1
lac uf. '-iuss anil
i ) m' v of t-'.t i"i:ian (. .il:i' Lc Li.un h tti
oitif y. Vou r- plitd libit t ur u i-lv In-rt-1
1 . t ! ; 1 1 ut tlie Kumun i'.". i!h; c eiiureii, its
. r ,,j in.sf.id ttn nctjuti in fcfi..u,
it :,j 1 iuii j.ovVi-r. Yuii tn -i went on t'i
l: r s-ii'- -t nn; :ii'.'itCf, w meh w.i stiil
i.t S.oii'' f iul h rt r t i f n iftiv..!i tr
1 iii uu yrt;r, v'-ii i.;td ij:it-o s.-in Utzi
f l uij prt,iiiiitiil j l.i ten b He
AtulrHi, C'.nti :iuog a ryn -if t.tfiii" of
t4 i
T -, ;it !i ,r-. j tiii ii it 1 ( f-u :; bi ii.r
il.' C.!iHilff'l! 111 Mtl w Miilg Ut lit r 'xi.ll, ! ff-
c-. '- et y 'U itM rito'i-eu the H'iti uf reiL-ast Iruin the
0:.: : i t,t-n ul' ; n u- t to be .(( ' tj by pay mjr n
rt.nii ftit.t, d.t:., i . At thi I itch!tLl 1 ex
11 y surfs i ft an.. in1, tli.it biclv as I
C'.tiU 'M 'i li.v lU'Mi. Vl tl J.'l i, I tin! lit-tt 1-UPiH.t.v
tl!i ,.jI ' i is tu!..". vif-s pr s-,li- uu by th t
churcii .i.y v.ktrt- iu this .:; Vhj repiif On
' i L if st iii ki pt u p isp -.d m " fu In 11 h 1- at
mi 1. .K of Itn. ill-Hal uy ihe Sjj.ji.isn (Vnvcrn.
Hi- r I "i !s t; rf'-t i.l' .it-rffil ijuri.,) Uj .toy Prtr.-l-.ti.t
"-ii nti'i.l die in i.tin t)i.it fiu r .ifeiciis r-
rr 1 ;t . .w t o to in? h-d it ;t huri i kil.-t no
in ' r t ti.. .n tf.r-c f rvni -rc ;ii,'ted to iitHiui
ia- trtiv !'lr. Frj',"' ti.it ti,tv vttrc ix' t i .tt t ti
t't t.ir.t: t!tr Hi..!y to t'e Lruve in iiy v( -v,-.: 'ie lu'.tf
r-. f,x t .till: t .!!1 -I toiniso.Ti C t rt t l.tt t'n-y B'.r'
r-u.'i 'l tti ..ke ti.fc r.-ocy out uf li;e r(ty aUt y
Mii c lib-Lure dj -iti'f t.tjry it nt tv? tsv ': -t.o
tlt.t H-at .-i tiii tM..iit.-s oi' l'r. tt-t.3-t.1i.it. ii.u huri'.ti,
Vt rt- m;q.-,M ti to im- i.rit t, rr' d l t., it.ito;iii-!fi,
- tj ui. nti ii' ri fjine nitji4' ' -f I'ru!) r i,lsw nf
hih (siH-tui itttoii, tuit hatl iijf.-u in -Spuin, w hoi(f
bi -. .s h-i'l !oU 1 n u k I , m.H u isose
;'fi'-i C'O j r-jt I f t ; ! r v. lif .'s fssitiud bv th r
JfH I.Jsj. 1 it-ktli otj, how ft P.' Lid (i.tVt; h. n
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, I in- t VI.. II,
i Baliininro, and In the cnutso of converts lion
"'I. ni.. I mentioned tbe fact thai I had taker
I occasion to suck publicly ot t ut he hud said to
me about lite Pupu Nuncio, n Madrid, having
Utcd to him, iKtui-ti he (Mr. B.) imd heard, una
before thtf news of the hniuc hud reached M .id rid.
of the formation ol' Mr. Fierce cabinet, tliut be
j(tho id Nunci.,) culd itll l.im one mn tl.r,
; would Ik- in llio aliinrl, I.) wil : .nr. I anipwii, 01
'rtiiiify!v.inu, u member ui' the Roman falhulic
.fliurch.
Ibis as I bud rt reived llio jtutement
from : Mr. Itarringer in the firat iii.tan. . , and il w;..
thus Ili a I hud apokeu nl'il. 1 aki it Mr. Hirrin.
ci r, il I hiul n pre,ctiteU bun enrreelly, b.r Ibat 1 I evidence of the lully of atu niptinj; In nip.n """" " "l l"-"' .
.I,.mld ,.rub.bly .peak of it ..g un, ami 1 Vi.li. d ; , ,U,e lrade ,., lwet. Alncu and tbe Wand ..f I every aide. In tbe rear ol Mj. . 1" lul.-y 8 pie
Ui be sure, tliut I might give the utah imnt cor. , , , , . , . . . - turvMiue residence, l a tirecliiico so abrupt
rretly. Mr. II. replied that I li
tt r '"orrieliy, mid llien wtnt on
: " "d nuiili ilia of tin. reini
i !'"'" x
" A it v u..vs inee, I rrcrirrd
d Pt.ileil the mat.
10 ri to 1 1" ine oeca.
... , i i. n.
r& to bun bV tile
A ft w u.ivs sinee, I rrceifed a K-ttir from. Mr.
i llarrintir, d.tcd 'Niagara KnlU, July lith, lj.i,'
in Inch, a!'li r nlluiling to llio lin t that be had
laUly t en pnbiifebed a yllopsis of mv speech in
W.ij.iiiiigitiii, in ulneli I nan reported as bavlitj;
hneriiio'itd the in itler ill termn Miiiu-what variant
; Ironi those in Inch lie stati d it to me, and tlu-n
lie t 1 r. li irnny.T) gw n on to rtiti rate wlial be
, had twite bt ti re sl..ted to me.
' Ml will iiuole to von, verba lim, the lanenape
useii l.v hi,,,, in au extract iVow this letter, just
reci-ivtu, (lu wit ;)
' .a Ib.f...., 1 ...... ..!..:- .. - 1 a.
of tliL' ittriitahi.il cl lht 1 .iliint t. a mi u lnic it wim
htiil a Mit jtTi ut cot.fi cturu nt the IV.urt of Al.td.
rid, be (tbt. Pol c Nuncm) told ine that Judge
L ainj't't il, ot I t tintt) Iv-iniu w.is ;i pumtt d, ;i ml 'tut
be -A.is a l':.t!it.Iit' : u hirh lit.- tiivl itil'tiriiu..
tm 1 hadciliiir.of In. itppomtim nt or hi. rcli-
tieii.'
This is tlir t.ttrint-nt, . 1 had given it, when
umii.g i .1 in public; nlt'.-.t.ueli it uuglil linve
been slightly varied iu tiie newspaper repoits,"
Mr. Rurringt-r also writes to Mr. KOis, and
fieiii his ttt-r, dated July 23d, .Mr. Klbs givea '
the following extract :
ou art- inislaHcii ss to tlie purpr-rt of the re
mark m.a-lt- by me by the Teprcseiil.itive of Ihe
I'o; at .Ma. :nd. It was not that he knew In lioe.
ha, itl thut .Mr. Campbell wain!.! be a ppmnli d, and
as a mi n::,i r ot lee l ath -lie t linn ii, or that be
knew any tlnpg about it, be.'brc the iippon'tinc'iit
was ai-timll)- loiiiie. "list I I me said, ami what
1 repe.il is, tln.t before I had any news ol lilt- for
main. 1, of tin- I'ahim t, and while ils eoii-t,tiiiioii
w-.s sliil in lioiiht, nml the Mihjt-i I ot eolijci-ltirc
iii tin- public 11. mil nt Mailiid, i.c I.. Id me that Mr.
I ampin li was ainintt li, anil thai he was a t'atno
hr, which was the tirst iiili.ruiatit.i, I had of villi.
it fact."
Now, wind is a little reui-rkakle, ulthoiiah Mr.
Ilarrii.grr mu.-t have set n, bv the spe. cb liclivered
by .Mr. Kayner in Washington on the 21 st of J uoe.
and l-y .Mr. LI'n," Uratn n on the -lib t.t July, ihul
both wire using the "Nuncio's Stat, mini " to
prove that an understanding had bttuniadc be.
, twceii Ihc- lead, rs ot' the Puree party and Iiisliop
lliu-his, for the t'atiioiic vote, anil liiat the ap.
piontiui-nl c-f Ir. 'amphcll, as rostinaster lit ncr
al was given iti accordance with that utnitT-t..nd.
mg, y t not a word is dripped that il was ustd
unfairly, or that he (Mr. II j did not btlitve in
the exist--ncc- of a bargain, or that their inferences
were wren;. It is true, Mr. Ilarrincr in the let.
t r in to.iiay's papers says it vvb proper fur him
to st: le I. is t-w n intcrcaccs," yd the extract
published by Mr. liayncr from .Mr, It irrn-igi r
tt r nidlvc tu uit utmn of mtcti inlVn in t-s, but .Mr.
IJaymr -y tliat what wap pubiihj;i in Mr. lltr
r;r ."'.r5 U tier ot July, 6, est..bi...t.s tin cbdrj
Ajd Mr. ftayttf.r to sustain bi'nsi if pijb!itie
btti rs ffuin (icvtriil gfi.tif.mrn wh hturd tio.j con.
vi r i 1 1 and tiirtt of whoni formed the s.une
C'iH'lutiion that Mr. Rjyncr c:d, lh.it it was eon.
firin.tt.ry of an untlt rt.itid-ii liul Mr. I'uree
was to gtt tliu C tl. m vote and a Cabinet ollioe
Ws-S t- b- given to K'.iitan I Jtb-die.
If Mr. Uirr-oger tiol not ht iitve tbe- ei.nre
bruut'bl t',tih.,t tit ii. J';ercc' fritm. why tiid he
tcl! it in conin ttou w tth th.it nuoject. '1 htr truth
ist'ul. B-rrn.er utight iui r tti tiav: reterreti lo
tbfuubjict be cii.i nnit be U-litvt-.i ti.e char-c.
tnir loom m, inii woen .Mr. warring r I lu
Mr. Haynrr what the Vi- Nuncio had cn.mu.
tiiC.il ti lu linn, iie cKj'ttttti l reiouin in Aujth
Carol, h:i, bill vubrrpjt nt CircuniKtnren mny n r
b tjis have cinr-j-t d this expi et.ilKti, nnd inl n-ling
to bicuine a c ltzt.n of I) t ti,jr-- be tioe tsol wish
to go to that rtfy wiia the C ttho!i.; ii.fiurnct
.Igiillht In in
Danish Sfiuriti Du.
To uniivrstiiitl tins i.'1'.jtTt currc-rt! v, it inu?t
be feCuh, cted llut tbff Datiihh S uud -j. n.irrow
strait between the inland ff Z'-tb'nd, I-n : i t: to
I!k bull", tun! the Ai t.'fh eoiht, -ind iv-.s t a
troncf to tne III ick S.-:i. Ti.? fur r - s of ( 'nrn
bury "ast:e C'liilii5ndi the pjsi;i-, and exacts 3
p ynii tit ironi aU vent-U iili-riii the JI Itif ; tht
t-i.ips of Ih nruark Im rself b jvin tu p i v, ,ts w t '!
as fi.r :jn tuninjjtf. Tbt orim of thi t-&tet.oh
it, tl... t in ;.iic.eht tiun s I)niiifh Ufid-rt--U to
t xi'.'i .ind sustain et rt.i iu hht Iioum' uh..t: tne.
f"ft fur w iin !i V.,e H . iut.hu na artred tu p-v a
I.t.
In the year 1 -J6 fur fivermiienl tnt r' d ihiu
a lr
ity with iKninark. whicii rucoriised ll.c
o! th it tj".vtrniii..'.t to ex 11 t a duly nn ev r v
icjIi c i r jo cnl'-rti lite IJ .lI.c. 'I In.- tr. a'v,,
vi r, i'ro.,...s la .t its slipulaln ns m.y nc .
. .! l-y cither i.rty, iiim.ii gvn, twiv-
Am
ll.W,
Iu' llt!
tern; 1 1 '
tins ar'
"j.Mte
in. I.t.
.lo c. In A j.nl i .. s L .. ur .,t c rnnicn t de
tail fair 'ononerec l.a.j w'i!?ii!le.t to
f . ii - to-ii :..ii' . to n-h. :,i.,i tl .- n.
t.C tl O e,,.,, lu J.,,,).,, j,,,,,ni.
'1
Ad,
iititi.it.v !"p taken in this ntfiif hv ht
I'trrition i sitr.ii.'t.ii' a (fod Ced tti iitten-
lion :n Kuru, It ik stMHd by n X'tx. eorr--.
C 'to' '.tft! iii, N W Vol ri '1 1 i'itmrt to-, t Iojjjt ,
h.iS pruiin d J)-rtfjar K .iil-Iaii ( ( in 7,, w
tit I a ttt. .l'. Miii(-1 1. upi-n abuti 'ur, thi S-,oi. u
1 'til t. '1 i i- prt'li.-:' , iiO W V r, i ti ll), iri M!rf?!f U ji.
on tic 1 ofn it mil uf I, rt nt 1 rk j.iiriin? th: Wt. tr m
A.n.-i.ce H4,niL Kuia. A ..oI ).iki.!i Com-
iii-j.uii' r 1 lu .
I Fp,!, LUUIUilt'ioiM
jirtt-tJ to hi daily ti
-Ivr of t ic i 11 AiT-.
n.-y tif b 'jl'n..i.l;i:,o!b
oi 1 ft I'-ifl-., ,.s it It- it HI
r Jnoti
t d wi'h ti
t ifiiJvvv'r,
TiHe '1 Is 1! il'-
t and b.tii are
e Kr- neii M.n-
t'TililVf, tff.llNt
ll O-ai-i
ti.e otu
-11 liit one har.d, un-
titc ( listed Ma leu oil
e projKjMiiun, tiie at
to s'-fid in f tefcn n
o r. if 'H- ac'-rpt li
if th" I OiUd States
ft ti.e SiUiii Ufi tsffil,
i- .ib a t iU" uf W-ir, :
inroti;
1
I b: tre.tt.td ly th
Y f.in k and I-oj.
1 . ri J W
II at i,ii e finpioy thr no o.ice oi ho.it. i.t. I-
on to rejiiii, and ui-iinUuii the J-:n
lion m it pre-fit Mjte.
fit Inn Affiiir.
.Matters 11, this I-I,ii .ij would in: r.uh. r I. .in. of
ii.ci.i. 1,1 mi-! al tl.i. tun 1 , wen- , not l.-r lite pri s.
.1,0 el 1... -s. fie Hl-bi,. n. the in p... .1 iiot tl ir
ol M'ltico. If. and Ii 1 n blood, d pi.ii.-trv are hl.ii
I .g'r.i.g in a rlileef !.c utmost imp., rt . nee at
.N.iiV.ti.-, anil ickiloi every ill rt lo if. t -iwoiy.
He ..pi.!;. ! lo ll.c lir.li-ii -..li-.il at II .1 hi In .11
-ii I to. J.,e:i:.i. mail -I- ai'i. r l)tx"-,ni lo c .11 lor
on it w.iy to .St.
It i.c! lli-lirilijee
:. nl regard ' r li
in-.- It,-: " .V p.,
..le. i. e r - ij ut .t.
i i.r... r lo.- bi .
aji'reeii i, tin
'I hom.i-, bill
i y if-il.tr
lit of la
.ru
e in.e IWIile
..li oh la'. Vt
very
iiilho.bi .1 in tl
II .vara p.
i .al ch..r ai
-e .nilil-irv Old.
r-. !. I. .it.: I..-I- '..f r I'flai !- fei
Vol!'! I e re. ,11. of " V 1 1 1 -i I lnei m Si
iiemr! oi th. -.(.aiiiiili a '.I hor : t y , iH.b !
pel n
in
y reeiii .t
j. I:., in iii bold I In m-i !v. s in rt arimi i.h b.r an
r co.t-l ui. nt w he,,, i, I it sloili 1. .li.ni.d in
sraiy by Ine j.rof r ant -c-rili. s. Tins iliij;r
i nt is pec I of
atl' irs,
.lb It pro-js ct of
. ppoinl llieir hoj 1 1
disc
; ' ool
1 1 ic ,
no 'balibt li
their p triottatn and weaken llieir attachment to
Hie BXinting Cuveriiincnt, ' ' . ' .
There.are various snd vngne report in eircula.
tion, of the landing on the Island somewhere' in
the vicinity of Trinidad, of aimthrr large ren
nf.li...... Th .l.nlo cei,,.eo.!lt c . .1" A I r i. : will
... ,..,.,,. ,., ,, .,. .,
, "j - - - ........... .
bougbt with gll. nd lliee inunuctilalu nflieinU
can be Llinded I,, viol,li..i, .,f ll.u !:,. bv Ihe
, ,, ,
i "IT':"-"'" - ""-""" '"
"rgin. 1 f tlie r. M.rl he tiuc.it is unly another
..wo t.iiu t.tufii. i o , .'. .... . ........ t ..... i. i.e, uuu
,i i , i i . .- .
no other l.iltnr call be Billlllutt-u lor lL a l..el ti
which all ure ful'y aware.
llicilll'tlly Tool.
Wc have rerc-i.ily sei n in i-xtrart from a speirh
delivered in Wi-iern Texas by u i;, rniaii named
Wippretuhts. 'l ac eiiiinu of Morton were the
highly favored r.i ipiuiis of the original draft f
this Jlussic and finished production! ll was dr.
; livereel iu Augii-t, 1H.KI, und we only allude to
, it now to show the cinpli ximi of the ini.tt rn.l
we i..ivi' to deal, mid to atii-.lv the
; doubliu and lin..Ut f Ui ituttahity of the A
ici u uioveinent.
The principal hnrcien of this speech w as an
t lament ami overbearing liri.de against tl.e u...
, live .Americans in I hatsi-'-tiuii of country. He not
on'y ingult ntly liirimit, Lut eiuiiavortd to ctub.
tlle r,.,.. jlS 0 ltai 0i-ri. r,.:,au,,r. ,! s.
phisltcal dccl.tratioii, that the N,.livc Aiuerieaus
bad no right to'J. iku any prettn.-iens in Wcsleii,
'I'uxas. That tin y were stju.. tiers and intiudirs
upon a soil to which tin y h.,, no claim, and I.c
was in favor of ixiliwai g them i.t once, nml plac
ing tbe ticrnians, the righllul owners, iu posses
sion. He cuitUltileil lli,,l cslcui 'i'cxas had bet 11
first scllh'd by tin- ti. ri:i tis, ml thai r qucnt.
ly Ihey hail llio tii-l amt strongest claim up . 11 il.
These ure not only the scutum nts ol this wi st.
em orator, but of a large snijonly ol bis I.r. Uu. 1:
in tbis country, hut tin y r w isc 1 iiolis;h to know
that it would liul he prudent to speak nut so plain,
ly upon the nibjtct at this criy sti.ge of the pro.
rtedii'.g. The in. 11 in our aiiust is vet chauto
anil fang less, a nd the ml. fills of rchgooi and lib.
crly require that he shall rinnun so. It is lac
du'y as well as the avewtxi tde-et uf II. c Aimri.
can lianicl to l.,ck Ins j..ks, ami ci.nliue bun I..
his tieu, snd our oniy skly dt pentis upon his
suenss. dm nrntcr 101 !in:ts his r..,iip.i,l anti
Amrrieaii speed, ,11 the Allow mg words. "Now
bttis maliiully and firmly oppose the arr-.g nt
as-uinptions aim overbca ring s of these nat.ve, ; I. I
us oppose the further extension of tins i.I.,veho.:.
Illg popuatloll III Westell, Tu .s, (of wc have fill
tivalcd and rtlicd tins country .round us bcfuic
the natives lie jo h t of doing so."
Foreign .V ws-
'I'liP di t.i lis f L.urtp(.-,:ii n v by tlir R itic i
,'t- raVhvf of a ti. jcc,i.tmou9 thirutlt r, Lut sit t:.
name time Kj(tfti-t9 tn iny njii.tH of ifiti r st. The
J ittut iitle)it:e m c frtiin the rinica inH 'e? u
prtattit t.tte ul atTiirs a ttiore f.ivur.i :ii: t the
liuMtf. Tie a Hit. stem iinbearl iini, a tut
each sut:ceetiit retrt oi' their vietones gruw
piiiaher by d n in, ar.ti n t ut; I'uliy b mi, v t-1 i
the rejH-.rtiti eth. mated kt-lt of Ku.i.tii stipj-l.t
is not MilHtu nt to keep tip their spmli. 'j In v
stem afruitl tltat, at U--lu1, the newsia lo g utl
tu be true.
Pel j kmc r 3tlw.owlVfjpft that, in the bstttk "f"
'rcbern..yfl1 lie lot TUtllu-em kilb.iJ mid wmimi.
td, with a iro'inrtionate nuiijbtr of" rm n, whiel.
could nut tie rt i mated at b ss tb.ni j.i'OO, Tt-r
Kr-nrh have a!. nuff- nd cr.-!y, Li in in k
and wotin.Ud, !ueb will be rt;
ffom their mnM rxposed poitiun
: y pcrcuv. il
ami tl.e T.i..r
snd imi tuonty ith wl.icb tin y l'ou;'.t. The
number of Ilu.-ini pri-on" rs tak-nen tl.e li. id,
w as at fin' reia.-tid ,i be 5,1(00, hut sine.., s u.i'ic
c.irct'ul c .ii. ulati.n h.,s i c J li..- liju..; very in.
tie above loll, 'I .c r. duelioii ol St b .-top.jl jiei n,i.
no more likely l,tkc place tio.n il did iw.'ic
inoiiths ai;.., nor e fict ijuitc as n.ueh so.
'1 he itu-.-ians lie sinl to I.c n,.,s;n pr. p.-, ra
tions tor i. not In r i.r.lll.if.t smif, wliiihis L-'Ur
nl.ned and mere- iiren-ly .iij-pornd ih.n IJ.c
I. o k upon Tchc naya, and m wmch tiny tA
t-ring tu bear up"i 10c pes-tioii ol" the aiiica lot
lull loree of loii.i iU e ti.. i t.ve mm, llic r. snltn
which will pro!, i L, y till ii,n ll.c l'..t. ol' lit- ciin
pain. Krom ll.cl'i-t si.nl .b!c anlli rity, !:o rc
Can be no douht tit in.it tne coining .tiije'i li,r
w hich all pirti. i ire n-w pr. paring, w i.l d I. r-
inine tl.e issue- 1,1 the war Im tore S 1.1 it -po!, for
the winter st lea-'., Sla.ultl victory not I'.ivt.r l"c
tf .tejtr's arms t;ty ftiil yTtA. y lie forced lowait
III in..ctiv,ly tlif'.uei ai.uli... r wilit.-r,
S.nce the- abo-.' ticlt w as w n't it, wc bate r-.-.
ctlVcd ii.torin-l.. II ol the tail ol S-cbah!..pol. c
lori .'n bead.
I r -m mi
urn -pDitdi his.
HECOLLEC I loN.S UK A IIT
To
WILKE.-li'.KO', N. C.
To a lowlan ' T 1 vi-it to Wiik.'-boro' and
iti vicinity, daiiag tho inoiiths of Augu-t
and .-'ej fern!., r, i- in ioratiiig ai.-t re-fri.'-biiig,
that lie - i ti.s to himself t'j gain
new life and ii r r-a-i-ig ela-tiei'v. W liiie
be is ou hi-j mi ih y, hi- pro gr.'-s t- ever op
ward. Any one win ha- never vi-i i ! tl.i
delightfo! region of eonn try, will v".y nat
urally suppo-c tl.it il ii d:!TieuIt of i.oei -
oti account of tr." road- being rugt'.'d n r.-i
stc-ep ; and y,
::t
:i 1- not t!
for tl'ie
roads have all been laid out and ma le at
tiie la-i"- of l.i"s and mouiitai'i-, and alon..
ti,.? uiaroMis- if brooks; o that it. is a gen
eral remark of tr.ncili.r-, that the roads of
V iikes are m i' h more b vel than tli. ol
tlie adjoining counties ea-t of it, wbo.-e i ui
face is eomp.-ratircly more level. The low
lander as be advances inhales, nt every stiigi
of bi-journey, a purer air; and nn each side
of tbe road, . cu gushing from the ba-es of
the bills and mountain.-, water as char a-
crystul, hli'l j ure a
the fthli'd ili-w-d rop-
that bung ii- ii 1'iana s tempi. a perfect
Contrast to ti,.; unhealthy, bracki.-li water
of 'he low land. r-. hilt: li.e mocking lord,
and other ch-ri-tors of tin; f.,ri--t greet him
with their merry song", lit; beholds, in tbe
distance, lovely ccttaes lie-tied ..n lln.- side,
of tbe tno iniaii,-, iiln-trat.iig the beauty of
the lilies of the poet :
"Tee r i.T. t..w like so'v. r ;
rile bi'iu tin y S.IIf o sw. I i I
'I in re is i lilllc ci.lt- fe ;
Anil soon t -. , r . o ii, it to e.il."
And if the wholesome water and pure iiir
shall bave -h.'irpeijKil his appetite, he wiii
lind that tie re i- more nf truth than of poet
ry in the q iotalioii ; for be wni bo kindly
invited by the bo-piJahb; ho-t nn I bo-te--,
to parlale of fel wiiich Would gratify the
palate of Hp -.ii . - biin-ilf, if In; v.i.u; on
e.'irth, and .-l,...ii.i bi coinc its favorod p.ir
tieq ant. A. be progri --e .-till farile-r :
" fl,l:s p a p f l,i;i,, n nil AipM ,,', , A p. i,roa ."
U bi n be aiii. es w itbin nine miles of ii k..--boro',
on lli a road leading from Haii-bury,
a splendid ampiiii h.-atre of mount aim ii -nd-
il
!y pre-' iitcd bi fore bis admiring
Tbe
eene i- tru.y subiiine, resembling tbo
(,,,!,.. ,;, .! : I, .1 . , i . -.
imaginary Jictuu- wbn b tbe poet b, ,vt u
I us, in Ms fictitious narrative of the war of
the giants, w here lie describes the hioristers
piling " JVHoti upon Osi-n, and Oi-Sit Upou
'.hady Olympup,'' and burling thctu ot each
I other lie is tbon enlin ly kui rounded by
bl-lllltifnl sI'iMli'rf 11 ll t VI WUllOCjt H II V DrelllO
' )!i tun. tbe liMniNome villtico of WUUsbovo'
( , c ....
i stMlJeuly buifts upon Ills view, M It rising
f'nni tbo liiidst ol B (onst. J'liO situation
, t,f Wilkesloro' U liinblv romantic. tiC-iliv lo
cated on a plain which is imbedded iiuiong
that the absetit uiiuded peduUrian may uu-
, t . . , . ,
r V tu lit! a bit n uroiouiiu, aim Miiiueiiiy
i ... . J . J.
i ti nil himself in the midst of tbe clear, eool
I waters of (ho Y'udkiii, which (lows with a
i swift, but still current nt. its base, parallel,
with the village. Directly opposite to the
: centre of the precipice, the boisterous Waters
ot lloaring liiver iliscliinge t liouiselves into
the Y'udkiii ; and so perpendicular is the line
formed by the channel of this river to the
f pHinlU 1 line formed by the channel of the
a atl 1;iii, that a mathematician miglil there
demonstrate on n largo .scale, mid to his
icon t's full satisfaction, the truth of the fol
lowing proposition: "If a perpendicular
1 meet a parallel line, the adjacent angles will
lie riebt tingles." 'The citizens of Wilkes
it 010' are ili-tinguisbed for their urbanity
land hospitality. Tbe prospect of a speedy
contii ction with our southern comuureial
cities, has already made Wilkc-boio' one of
tbe important- villages in western North Car
olina ; for, whenever this connection ahull
' Lave bet 11 formed, the owners of her fertile
1 1 alleys now teeming with corn, rye, wheat,
oats, barley e. ; and her orchards aboiim!
ing ill delicious fruits will fiud an amply re
munerative market.
1 ALLISON.
TIIE EASTEHN C.-1'ESTION.
Newtun, S-pt. -t, l5"i.
r:.a ...,1 r. .-..i ,.1 .t 1
i.-t, ...... luuiu'.-i 01 .! s. nun ui-inui narnor iiiueen a iioiuen uurn, a tin mo 10 scan tuner lie cut or material of
foic the woil 1 is ibe war in the Ea-t. : l:.it capita!, as formerly, once again, the dress Hoops and whalebones are CDwln"
The parties engaged in the struggle, the . Queen l ily of tha East. : rather modestly into vogue, to tbe gre't
vu-t i tbjits which have bi en made, and tbe Jt js nn wonder that tho Hussian from bis ; annoyance of omnibus drivers ubo cau 00
gaiiant Ii at w Lirh have been pi r formed are ! cool nortln-ni home looks with longing eye ly stow tiway four ladies, a nurse, a lap do
cmm. b to li.v the attention of the world. . upon the city, whose name in bis own tongue and a baud box in one of their most spacioul
Hut when we eon-itlcr the policy which has ,ignili,s tbe'" City of tbe C.ar." The w lle vehicles, which formerly would actomi'im
lead to it and tlm probable cotiM-ipi.-nces i weight of his nation and his race pravitate date twelve, aud not be quite full then
spiinoing from it, it Incomes a matter of ; i,, t bt direction, ami in spite of the Preent Maik belts monkey jackets and colm,,.i
dei p iiilere.-t, earnestly demanding
tne ai
teiitiou uf every lover of bi- kind.
Iu my j recent letter, as the b-i of oth
ers, I pr.-pu-e lo point cnt s.-me of tlmse
lireiim-taines of a geographical nature,
which have an important bearimr upon the
pr-'-eiit war and it- ultimate results.
Let us take a bird's eye view of the sent
of the contending iiations.
Let Us -up.po.-e nur-ilvi s eb r-it.- l above
the continent, standing fir in-tanre upon
the summit of Mount Wane, with vi.-ioii so
e.vi- lidcd ii- to swr-ep fr.irii tin' ..a rids of
Alrie.i, and tliu w.-t.-ru nrean, aroun 1 by
th.- dozen sea, and castnanlly to the slope .
of the 1 1 i tu in :il iy is.
Southward lies tlie M.-diten atioati in it
br.'ad La-in, stretebing into tlie n-ry lo-nit
of the Ea-ti rn Cnl.titietit. l'cep into it-bo-oin
cxf.'td the i "iiin-ulas of I j recce.
Italy iii, l Sp.-iii , lair icgioUs of n.outitaitis
anil values, famous in siory ami siitu,
From the :ii'f nf (ieiioi t.j tint of 'enict',
in a grand semicircle the Alps -tut-b their
kin-.-ly beirl.t. They form the centra! p.itii!
ol Eoii je Ir ani wi.itli ou m ri .-id-', ibr
lalid.-ci.pi' fails away until ar-vimi lb- C:.s
idiin, it meits the klti'-r chain- of A-is
Easterly from the cer-tr ii Alps tbe llilkan
mountains ( St. nd to the lilack S a, forming
the south' ril boundary of tbe oreat valley
ot tlie liatiube Slid tbe l.iml tarrier ot t on ol the wonderful ae of ptogres-ive deiiioe
stantino; le a-ain-l her noitlii-rn f oi . North- racy islbe upp. aratii e ot two letters simul-ea-terly
the Styrian A i j stretch up to be taiicously, tlie one frum Oen. Lewis Cass of
I'atiul e ju-t in ,.aw iciiiia, t-t initiating at
the great gateway through which
iu oi l
t.ii.e tl... astern In rdes in tin
ir way fo
overturn
sbieh itl
tint lbimati world and thr ou-h
lattr centuries t1 e Turks came
r ml si i. t'l.w ii
fare . lelilia, an 1 bcK again
tt.io'.t, abii'h, lieninnir.! to return, they
ted before the ln-roi'j Sobieski. Jii-yond
tl.i.- Ibiijijt o tin- Carp'-itbi-iiis PjIiiiik lie- and
s.r.-lcb in grand simiciirb- around the
gn lit phiiti 'if limitary until tiny again
.-ti ike I he I 'an aim on ti.e c 'lili lie- of i'ur ke y
N'.i in ward aud ,-.-ter'y lie the highlands
of I iertna :.y , tbe momitains of the lilack
i'orc-t, and the vine i-Iad I. ill- of I'ratii-e.
Eartber still iie-lho va-t basin lllb-d by the
(it man oc..au and the lialtic ,Vs, be .nd
v, hi,: ii rise, tin; b'.i.bts ol I Iti url in I aul the
tool mount iii; ol Norway.
lint -tl.i tlie greatest natara! ft ntur'- has
cm aped us. 1 roin the. ,-liores of the Ilav of
l.'i-eav a great j lain str-ti h-'s al .i,g tl.e En.
n str-ti bos al
' r tl.e Low
tn-ii
Cbaniel.
0'.'
,!I!,
I SW-I
rts
tbr j-igli inn tlii ru t
rmanv, unt
pu
aroiiml
C at natiuaiii it slrcteln s lor
l-'Kl mile-., an utibroki n cjp.ti-e fr nn the
llal.llle tO lb- If) S. -.--a Ill it- 1 ,We-t lle
I I' li lie ti.e hallie, tin- lilack, tl.e A ...!"
iit.l tin- I' ; in .-.il-, tin- two lo rn.-r ii
main dial,;.. ,s to the o'lfward r! I
'li.r iiigb it, gr.-at intvig.-,' i,- livtrs fli v uf
I n I :ng o .-ry ! icili' 1 ir 1 otu in. r ".
Lor q-'i thi-. pre- nts u 'ewgrat
if ; ! outlines ; the great ct-ntr-il n
tlie A p-, ii :'! wi.it li nearly a.l tin!
li.out.l.iiiis radiate, as l-r.iucb.-s, iii
plains cf li 1 in and i'oland, and th,
i.ii-iii- of the Mciiit. nan. an and tin:
I an .
a- i of
oib.r
v.i-t
treat.
i illii:.
: i- to
U'l
th,
t!
.-iipr-iiiaey a, ,.jr
"' ,;'- P"' -
be Iii ll.B ll uleli Ol
'great ea.-ii i n plain
- ol llio-e
n- of we.,
t political
his war is
or ot tin- n iln.n
t- r n Eur
-tl in. to t o Ine gre:
0: coining year-, 'I
pi obi. 'Ill, of lb': (
but one of a Ion,
Natural leatui
-i i n s uf -trugf
s do veiv miicl
i lu giving
form to tlie charact. r and dc-iiny of 3 p.-.
pic. L nili r tin: pe-, iit ,,nii of the states
now occupying tin.' Ea.-I, geographical ne
i. --iti. bav a very powertul ii.Hu.-iic!.
1 ills i- i j i i i.illy the u-i: wilh llu-Mii. It
liii- been oi,,- t, M-cret spring-, of that
policy which .-In: ha pur-nod witb fcb
cariiesltie.s and
unity of purp i-e, throub
-i- vet ai geiie.'iatoiii-.
t.-i.ce in ti,.! iiiid-t of
riiiging into inn-tiin-i;
great plains
-trugt'iing iu her liiliney again-t ituiiit
oe .: . i j -l-i- , -li.. lias l.een com i ii u a; iy stl .
v.ng I i ;'uin ace,... lot!,., world. Heroin
ward march has been marked by many
(i.nk -tains which it pains ,,. bi-torian t.i
record, for which hi r only pb a can be the
loiil tf.il one of ricct --ily. (in one -j,),;
iia- wie-teil Ironi Sweden the pr inni-ic. a
roiind tin! JJaliie S. a. (In tlie south she
has oained a footliold
upon tbe IlUok Sea i
" ' 1 has bi in ad van -ing with steail
y step
iii.oli lae Ii-i'ioti . I lie l a-piai, 1. ner
in contact. n;tb 'er-i.i and wall, lo lo r the
gale- of the Hot. And far away in tin-I.i-l
ou tin- Amour, a i iv or scarcely known
to the World, flowing through the temperate
regions of A-ia into tin- inmi-lm ki-d Sea of
Iii iiol - k , ill thn i in in eii late vicinity of ( 'i,i in,
a ltd J a
an; li (great province has f.,i,. i 1
to her po e-sion. Thus s,(- li,-.
re-ting on ;
live L'li'Hi .-e:t-, ine I, inie. I lie II liite. the '
Id o k, ine l .,-piau and I.,.- I Ihbot-k. j
.. .. ' i
'Ibe IJ.iItic is controlled by I'. umark and !
. , i ., , :
Swcd. t, under tbu vc ry eyes of her capital. "
The atormv North blockade the White Sea.
ll.d At,.it Vt.i.td' nSM fin fl-Aiii iliA u.-.aslrl lit.
present.
the
pie and tbe 1 urk, 1 bus llussia lies tike a
glimt in the toils. It wilj require but a our-
sory glance at any map to show n that
the natural outlet of Hussia, as indeed of nil
Eastern Kurope, is through tbe straits of
Coustantiuople, Into the lilack Sea as if
into a great reservoir, nearly nil the great
rivers of Europe flow. Tbe Danube, the
Dnieper, tha Dniester and the Don, while
the Volga, though it pours its waters into
the Caspian, must pour its commerce iuto
the Black Sea.
The rivers drain the larger part of Ku-
ropean llussin and nearly the whole of it
productive territory. It becomes thus easy
to see that tbe control of the straits of Con-
stantiiiople is till important lo Russia, and
that if by some bold push she could transfer
her capital thither, she would become tbe
mistress of the eastern woild. And what-
ever power holds the command of tbe Dlack
sea if hostile to her, can tlfeetunlly cripple
her. Thence her anxiety to possess herself
of Turkey.
With one or two illustrations of this we
must close this article.
The first Alexander and the Crst Napo-
leon, open allies, once met in council, Alex-
under urged Napoleon by every argument
to allow bint to seize upou Turkey. " Con-
stauiinopi-c is the key of my house " he said,
'' Constantinople is ibe empire of the world "
answered Nnpolenn and refused the request
bouoli by so doing lie mi-'ht have secured
his throne. Tbee Jwe laconic expressions
contain iu a nutshell the whole diplouiucy
of t li 0 Eastern question
Tbo importance of Constantinople cannot
be i vcrr iled. Oecuiiviiis; a very beautiful
I ami easily iiei. ii-iiiie pcsiuon, u lias ny na-
I -I lt -. ... a
i ture tbe wealth of halt a continent pourins
' . . I it..,. 1 t ,
... . ...... . ,
All that is wanted is an intelli-
gelie people to make ber beau-
i i ,-ii ii i.t
, into us nip
1 gent ami eiierir
.- 1 1 . 1 . , , . , , , 1 . 1
, the Oaspmo must be tributary to perate attempt upon ber own jfe- gc
Ulaek, aud 011 IU outlet lies Uoustuntino- : piled, with tcara in her toft blue -.. .
league of tiiiti.ms agaiu-t hi in it is iiot too gaitcr ure also riceiving ibe ratrouai of
mueb to say tbat the time is doul tkss not , tha tun, will, now and then a alight dlspn.
very fir distant, when bi race seated upon siliuii to discard tbe bonnet t-ntirrly aii.j
the tbr. uie of the Mo-lem, would sway the substitute iu its uleatl a niii.il resit'." sttavli
sceptre of the East. It mav not be ruled cd lo tbu back of tbe bead.
y ltu-.-uiis, I. ut it certainly will ne ly
clans. At some other time if it be pleas
tig we will pur.-.uc this subject farther.
S.
Ch.li lesion, S. pi. '-, s.'i.
U c have iiut '' a llourbun among us," uu-b-
be is tiaielliiig incog, but we ba.e a
so tb-ayer, a tuna Ji-'e witch of Eudar, and
l!iOu-b -she has tiol been able to colijuie up
-pints from the valy deep, yet she finds
oopes ciiough wlio are willing to pay ber a
i ne It wii I,. I raw ing tb- lni-t y cur lain that
mi's " unburn events," and makes the duu;
distant luture of tlnir lues ti-ible to the;
naked cm-. My fjritlue, up I i the present
date, ii made, and the luture will perhaps
dc.cU p it-cif a. fa-t as I shall be ready tor
it. m ) ju see a co il philosopher like liiyelf,
bis i.-j use lor fortune filers. Il Madame
A i i I l and lo r . ' baif -b- u' l bar n
d lo r ; .' baif .-!.- u' l bap
t' lake a 1. p ;!,k!e tit, and trawl
n . nb aid, In.- cuntc'is of L'bsilolte lliov .-t
be lavored witb a elauce of jodj-inj I at
tbem-clvcs,
lbj next most a-toiiisbini; def c I of m cuts
at Michigan, and the otb'-r from no
Michigan, and the olb'-r from no less a di
tin 'ui-bed persona: e than tieu l'aul Ouat-
tlebutii of outli larolina, tainst tbe
rn-
tivc Ann -lieaii dottiines. I do uot i r.teml
t say tliHt this strange coimidi-uee iva t he
re-uil ot ilc-ign, but two such pieces of heavy
.rdii.iticc exploding together will tcrtaiuly
Have some ellect s jinr here, but I am imt
v. t jr. pared t
cato tbe d image, but it
Will ceit iiiilv take . lat e soincw lit re belweea
Lake Miihigau and Sandy lion,
'Ibe Mercury i down bke an avalanche
upon tin- Kings Mountain C inmit'e,. of In.
vil iti. n l ..r inv iting 1! iiierolt the Ma-acbu-
setts Ili-tori in, a id b av ing out lr. Ham-
si v, the author of a history i f Trnuese.
ina a;.;r involves a mere d ri': retire of o
pini. ii. iu whicii the Committee are apt
to be right as th" Mercury ,aud are decided- .
ly in .i - entKleil to an ext-rci-e of tb. ir jo'lg- ;
in cut iu tlio mait'-r. It is tiue ib.-u Mr.1
Ilaneiolt has the ini-fortutie i'jto be borne
on the i, or lli side of Mi-oi A Iii.,n's line,
yet that i a mailer for which it would hard
ly be lair to bold him pet -on ally rc-poii-i-i
le And I i-i.l .-, I i,m opi tu (.ting
ing Si ctl Hi.il li .lilies
lo Lear upon ail tin
is unp. a-ant i noiig 1,
hi us by Unavailable
relation- of i.!i
wh. ii it i fore,
ei i c lin-tanci -,
i. e ry ari'-i -. -n,
. . n ai ,utid tin.
j'i.lie,!.
In pa--ilig up
able hoi.r, Dii y
.. It
d uj.
Willi . it
hi ting it
ap on
and
i ng it in 1 1 i
In e Loji d ol a I.
King nit. t i.t th" f i-bioti-
-tenia v aiti rtioon, 1 saw a
large carl lat.elleil " -oil soap. 1 he dii-
ver'.if said ealt bad rings in bis cars, and
a pipe in In- iiiouth, wbieh clearly indicate, I
that hi, native dialect was the " lit b Li-h
lr .gin-." Ibe ...jft soap " I learned was
an as-orled cargo whicii had be. n n.-nl to
tiie older of the anti-American parly t be
.i-i"l on their Iri-h and Gorman l.mhirn
bi lwucu tins and the November elei'tion, and
1 have no doubt but that tlie application will
have tin: di -ired t ffecl, . -pi-eiany if it be
aceompanieil nub a little ot tiie " material
ai l.'' i he immortal ttinr Im n,l,r,l t(,a. Vl).
led nt the l i.t elec tion will again be brouobt
to tiie I. ol bv those iii.tniliiie I f, ir the imr
pom and peril, 'i
omew hat inerea-
. i
llieir iPiiulo r may be
s their papers Can be
,l,,p,li,. without iinmhebaiice of di t.:ctiou
e have an occasional incident nf hm..
romance nun reainy, wnici, serves lo f.
npieo
s Ihc dull events of the day, and break the
monotony of trade, travel and polities. Nei
ther can it be wondered ilt) when it is re
meinbcre.! (b it we are the legitiinnte cbil-ilr-ii
of the Soft Sunny South, whose blood,
and heart nnd affections are all warmer.
... .1 i :. i . .
an i oeai Willi a mucker Ulnl strollL'er tin -
iliou tb n ii lho-c who live amid the ice ami
snows of Ihe North. England's most gifted
,.t ,.,, ,ru
j , .11 men usaweei.y sung .
The cob! it, rluni-aie r.ihf m bloiMi,
Tinor b.ve c ,li n a,-. i, al rl,.. lt. i: ;
lb, I mi, it: , l.!,e Ih, a i t3 ,,
I .1 I..,. I. tu I.t ;r, ,.l ,.
illii''.
incident to
ll' Il I aiiil'll: H L'lVen on
oiit-ide ividi iiee, nnd is said to have be, t,
an uii-uixcs-fiil attempt to commit suicidu
by a young lady of this ciiy. She took laud
annul, hoping to end thereby the cnr,-s and
Ills ol hie iu the shadow v tale of for
tful-
tie, out It lalll'll ot it! I esl I c, . P....I I
'he quiet but fearful slumbers of li,,. r,v
- - i ..on
! was denied her. When she I,., I L ...
Wil denied ber.
, - "' en it-,
Mored to conscousiKss, and her family auJ
friendi stood tveeriin-T unimJ v" t
:.aHlfi.H kl. I.n. n..tla ... J.
her gentle bosom heaving like tbe aw .n
the sea, that her affianced lover, on prf
with her ou tho night before hnd kissed h""
on the cheek instead otv the lips, as was
custom, aud hence she inferred that h l jf
changed. She aaid he bad Dover trn 1 j
her so cruelly before, and from that uioi"
life became a burden to her.
Tho Campbell Minstrels are in Oolui 1 '
' and have advertised to perforin here tj!'
week. Kvury thing indicates tbe annr .'l
j of the gay season, and many a yomni b -
j bents high with the anticipation of the"''''
and brilliant rounds of the season, and ii'
bright eyes, killing smiles and rosey chccl'8
that will meet his enraptured gnxe iu 11
giddy dance, at the crowded saloons of f i'.C
ionnble mirth and festivity. ",ive
you live " is tbo popular motto of i,e j
and improve the few bright sputa thntd'
the dreary pathway of life. Look upou m
bright aide of life's variegated picture
. smile ou all, that you may awako au
'swering gleam from the face of the fleeti"
thousands that compose the troubled sr-a. f
j life, as each wave rolls restlessly by. I br
fuss to belong to tho laughing rather th
: the weeping school of philosophers. j"?
, myself half disposed to be pleased stju ,1
I world, and the people in it, as fur us lb"
had au opportunity of cultivating their0
; quaintance. And 1 ouly regret that ii
live and die without seeing half the hri .'t
and generous faces that inhabit tbis mjj
' abused ami slandered orb of ours. liU
must curb my way ward fancy and ga!lijiin
pen, and remember that I am writim
news letter, and not m moral eesy.
! I bad intended to trivc vou a lom-h r.i
,li.- .1 ....
lau lasiiions as uiey are i-slubited 011 Kl
street fioin 5 to 7 0 clock iu the afternon,'
1 .... it . OUOIl,
. . ... nn- sitertioon
but my eyes are generally ao busy wifjj t
face and figure tbat I have but little ti.'
-.i'.i . lime
. -. 1' . 1
ASHLEY.
inn ti v v i u u '- m
Itlifttykti fat tht Sulk rrWlsMS.
Itls-r lr itl linropf.
trrltnl if lln- ali-anier AnieriiH.
FALL OF b'EHASToroL!
Halifax, Sept. 07.
The sW-atner America has irrivyd, aitli
Liverpool date of September 15.
Siic brings tbe important new tbat So
I aslopol was taken by the Allies, 00 tbe
-tii, alter three days' VornbarUinent ar. J
sis uiiueecful assaults.
Ibe bus of tbe allien was AO.OOU men
I be Ere nra iot five generals, includlug
lkcquct. The Kussiansrvaeuafed ibr to
after blowing up the defence1;, sinking th?
ships ami turning tbe bousi-a. i albino Wi
sinouldeiiiig ruins were left.
'1 be allies were m .rebin.g along tbe rovsi
to cut oti tbe retreat of tbi Hussian srniy
Cotton was easier, owing to an adv. i.t
iu the li.nik rates of interest. Sales of lh
week li,t)IM) bales.
lireadstulls dull and utn bangsd Cjo
ols UU.
utom) iic.-tatcu.
f the sales of cotton duriii" tb ws.k.
s"'rulat.ir look rl.OOit.
1 b advance iu ti e rate of tntwt i tw
1 per etn, aud another adcatate was rt
peeled.
Advieca frum MauebtsU-r were Ivus fi-
vorslde.
Wheat bad id vsiirrd IJ. TbP wslLir
was favfiribic, and the crops n.-ondduj
Frui-lois were dull and unchanged iy
pric.-. Sugar had advanced l.
.'I.vmy was m.,re siringont.
'I be steamer I'aeifio arrived out on tin
I-"tli.
'Ike Iw in the slormin of Sebj--lop.il
wa l.'i,(l(iO nu t, nu the side of the All-',
and l.i.OtlO on that of the Ku--iain Tim
is tbe stateimiit of the French and F.ugH-b
J.nirnaisl Itoiu w boiu ibese reports at J
rind. Immense material of war fell into ibe
hau ls c f the Allies.
ilfiK , ll is stat.-l Hint tlie Allied Ocncni liV4
itioii.il ric iied order t ib insnd ihe iiiicoiidiii"ii
al suriemler of all Russian tr.wris sluies
snd licfi nees, iin ludiiii' Uile-a.
intelligence of ihe fall of Seba-topol
w rec ived at Loudon with extravagsnt
di'iuoii.lratioiis of joy, 1 (, fm.t oui-
ciaiy announcid in the t heiitre and all f -ah-
'lc 'la'' S.
I ha-topo! was attacked on the morning
"f ,1,e ' four different points, 'lin
' '''" ' under Hosquct assailed the Maia-
off, the English as.ailed tbe Hi dan, and a
combiiicd force nf Engli-b, Erencb and Sar-
diuiaus asaultud the Central lli-lious. Ad
these attacks were made simuitaHfO'i-ly,
'''' Krt'' energy and spirit, supported by
a tcrnlii! caniioiiade, but the assailants nev
rrthelsa were six linn s thrown back with
terriolo slaughter. Finally, however, tlie
divisions of llo.quit and McMabon sut
ceeded in ( flcctiiig a lodgment iu tbe Msla-
koSf, and tbe llessiaiis lindiiig all efloits to
'drive th. in c:f fruitless, evacuated tin
south aide of .sebastonol. dc-tinv itig every
thing, and leaving iiolbing but ruins be
hind. They crossed the harbor to ti
north aide, destroy im tbu bridges behind
them. After the capture of tlie Muiakoff,
I. tti. l't! Sales attciniilud twice to lake the
' " iitiul Ifaslion, but was driven back by tli-.:
Husriaus with (rightful loss.
sen IJo-q ict, to whom the honors oi i"'
day are principally due, perished in the fi
lial assault. Tbe losses of the allies Were
enormous.
The following are the despateLci relating
to this gn at event
'icii. Simpson telegraph on the I'th llitil
tbo south aidu of Sebastnpoi was iu j''
hands of tin! allies; the iiii-sians bnviuj
evacuated the tdnci) on tbe preceding even
iug, after exploding their magazine, setting
l: . .1 . ... . ... I I :.... ..,1 .t.,,ii mI.111-
ine iu inn sown. anil nummi; an iie
.I.rer, sl..,.i..r7. Tim bridge
..". ,t i . i. ,1,-
coiiiiiiniiieai 11 w tn in noriii siuu .-
HrojA by the retiring Russians.
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