F,0nt,KihnndUtig.
,V TtON(. I'l-MiKIUi Y WHAT I IT? j
If bv 't) rin a liberal reward, we could
obtain a clear and s.-itisl act ry definition of
tlm tetm, N n --'lal 1' timer acy, we should
not long permit ' world o reittsin in ago
nuiii' d u''t tl'1' ii'ijoct. Hut no reward,
n iippeal, ii s nictation Can procure the
d cm red info: tuition, for the simple and ob
vious iea-o;i that no ni a 1 1 on earth I- com
pelcnt I) t-o'.e tin! knoit
unrnl can till us what
words National iVimorncy.
In t Up Sjutit, we nrc aware, the organs;
and orators of the Democratic parly con- ,
tend tint a. mat , in order to lo recognii.-d
ai a N.ii.tna'i D. -mount, iujt he J u rX'-tl- .
ItHi-t t io friend aii'l protector of Southern'
institutions. I: ii e-pi-ciall v rcqmed that
he shall endorse !. L,-ipbic platform ot
Hsltim re n ti't I'lueiuiisii conventions, and ;
f jievcr eulejiie their merit and virtue in
hia public --uJ, no matter liow oflen he
may viuialo tueir proli!!u nrnieieie in un
.. . t 1-
puiitic ao'. it la aB-u-ui; to liste-j to
Stiuiiirru iN.iicrits prating and boa-iiuj
of hut lliey cull National Demacracy, lnle
the pnrly i- r-sliy nalionai in iioli.ing, but
j sp it int) a tii3Uan.l fraiueiiU upon eei
qu '-non of putihc iulerfst. In tlie So ith.
t tie partv i pro ilver, ard in the N i-.irth
it i arii -lav;r) ; arl ti both inj p.--i-e;t:iu
ll"e.ve a t'Oriiou of tlie Natntial
IVoiocrary. Hp if t'u'.s How can a party
la -.iile i national, niiiih is thus divided iu
artitiment and opinion upon nu i?uc, which
hit li'iiii.vi i!'i d an! hroki-n to pu-cc a i
p i r t i o ' llaiv rn a ptnrtv lo national, a iiich
it mailt op f pro !atry aud au'i-alarery
me-i tbe one aeetiou thueavorini: to elten I
t j ': of Southern in-tiliiticii-, and ti.e
olh-r aareiiiittin iu thrir ttiorta toiui.it it!
Kas-i." a trie prsnt luotaet.t prent an
tiniq ie lud interetiiig so n. Kier since
t'ur pa sa--.' of '!i tiet i ir ni.lin-r a ;oraru
ni'i.t fu to at Ttrri'.jry, iU re in been
o.iij; on a '(' and r.-oiute cjiitct be
titf n 3 par! -ti' tb p1 'a. ery on I
ai'i -'-. .f-i i"- .-. K it ihe ?ei.'.a
tifu h-.ve no n- i-r-a: u, and a? hear
i i of li. fre-j itv, nu tin uutHiil-
in r-t W-i'e A-..-. .n; In -jt U'-r . jrd,
l'ie !! rar: ii. K - .- i.av- ir-r'r!-:-t'
'.i 'he i! - k '' r :' :i - n . nn i ere
bu' , tl,
a 1' litje-
J tat a-'
i. I':-. . f ! rn ti.i'.e Kai-ii
, ; r... ; -.ihlllit t'l-.t
! t ' i ii.t- i . I- o' the Souiii
; n. j'- rr. rant-tr of '(
i K . . -. in iu-H it:t? the
h il,-: .i -.-'ill ' r''' Slate, or
- "t . v. 1: ".!. of tliese fae
i: r :t.ti?:.t ur.an rxe'u'iiii;
, ,1
fD'e in r't
I'sht ,- :. !'.
1 W n. ' ai-e
ti"!!' hr . .j
alar- r rr in hi:-
:Ln-e-. t. i
et .'rtbr A '.-o
i tn : a.:
l-ili; li.e
'i ofii-iu.
the o'uer I t r
t n i s a'. l uii;:'
I Ii-- n ittoitut
free .te I'"-.- .s'tey of Kari'a-i ! Was e'er
a. t a ' i; :u :..pt ma 1" to im
p.. -.f .; i : . .- t. I irirl- with the
t--s' ii . o'" t S - it ''it rn r '-td.-! l. ti t-oot's
:l 1 1 lai S Ul. . V Set Kef -'i ts s A lii.l .cd O it
ol iviii-i' '.. ii ;-il-..c:.i or uy
tue iiai.jn :. iij.n-.-ri -v .'
H-: a. ..i'N. i. I - -i -i ; P.iujc-r.cy
o.' l.ic N:t! j-i: i'i.. t.ic u.itionai Dj-
ki.C il'l of ba-i-. 1 it- j.i i . Ut upjll
i..ts Kav j a lrw State, and t.n upon
i.g p-. u u: cf .lit f-.r t:.i' (tin:, as
tf i j- :.s -,; u.jiir. . i u ii i!iv .:i-
uaui v oi ;w Ie i.st i a "V ut tut I i.i-ii.
at
p.r . r:..il
f. j.i. ti.e. I . i- T'i - -.
l.'Xv Ol.Ti
O." Sc-..T i..i.-. ..UK.. stlT ;- ai. u. k
iii.g of t:.e ijj.se to ho J.a;.u t tL
Norii.'-D f I- ' 'rw it'lr-1 l-.e b.i mls.-.eti -jt
K -t:--:sa-a- S- - te. hi tr. A J ata.-raph.
. . lii- ." jn'-; lii.-ai." -.-uttne.'"
" W. Ji iv i.i J..' t i;.t k Hi-.; frime
Voii-tuui .ii t r. ' tnvi j tti it. trod a-ti-.'n
of a.'iv-rt, ani wit tli.l Coii-titat. o'i wiii
be ajtiiiie.l .. m.i a.w litr J,-ttL,m
.' '. e A'f'ii i-i. Arft Iu I if ...W.'n... '-
..ei.Y. V.i '.- H oml Oiilnet l . jeit
I- las sla'l.i'ig Oec'.'rtlOU t a Ni'll.ltri.
I'-ui'j.cr-4.' j j uuai. atiich .-ni. -Mii-kt-iai
rciaii .-.-ii.p to t'ti.; Ji-im-uti-hed ai
Inor o! tne Kansas Ne' rka bill, and one
of li au:iUef itttti iieioit jtog t the N'ottb
eru ie it. v r i.
-tj. .na llii-
i".f tr-jtb ; I 't
ff.l. d f-ct tn:.
.eciara
ii i.- uok
! t:;e I
t. in contain
a Jeter'jiinet.
a w . r
ati-l i
elusion of 'an ry from Katis'ae, and its ad-D..s-':':
into th." L"ni-r as a fr. c State, will
t.0! If oainj to ttif ALc.ii. C'tii-ts, " Out
to t ic n i'i-. .! I-tji'rT, N'.rt'i.-. rn ai d
' rn !r We bar a i,a:ijtia. ! n. '.-era tie
affui'i-'iatio'.. tru a nafiof.si bvmocistic
tJovfn.or of Kn as ; 4t,.J ti.roj.'L tl.eir ex
ertions ai.d )n8 .-i.i.-s, l-i: k-?d up and en-eaara'-
dby th" nat vi. il mo-r acy i' bvth
ttetions oft..1.- I nit'i, K r.s . l,.t been for-e-.er
lot t- fie Mad. ..d f;i-u away to
tl.e Nor?!.. A:.'! b- '-.' is a grau-i re.-u.t cf
t ie sff rt- cf t In ttn'uihtil Ll nnerasv.
1: ii -t.-at.'s .i i'ed ti.at tl.- j ri' le cf ti.e
.Soi'ti s'.juid psiruil. ti,eitive.t 1 1 Lt u.l.'i
Ly a u.. it n jauJike t,..e.
Lit I J'ltl'll.T i f f A t T LIT T" lilt V
Sl AIS- - An x; li.l.e and vs. Ji ie C
s.'gr in. rt of br-t-'1 ' Tf ll' e.; a sbipl-.i Ob
V, ned -y for 1't.iiad. iphia, in ne bip
Oeo'g"-. C-.pt Marl:-vii i'i.e -'- ik -i, pi .ti
ed L' ai of t-'i i.-r.d cattie, a valua
ble hoi 2 ri.e.f, ii.l L'j p ig. Ail
tii a', ti. ai- are t f liif b'-t breed", and
I, -i V e I,. . I I :'r - -..-t- fr fi'd 1 tl
I'U-i, 11. Knv Inn I . Ili.aF.i. sni ." -.- a. l.-t
J I. -. t:.- (f " ..i ':i'it t:e.).t 1 .jn "r
Jo!.i,, i jptaln ii:o.: 'i :... Mr .lac1' y, ai.o
ai nj'.t over l.'te at tut 1 lneos t.'i.ti.e
Jinp'jit.i.s A--., .at'i u lit -a'i. ai to
ie lit!i't;'f. . . a -1 1 1 1 ii. tie Mate A
I. ii .1', ui. t !: to Ibe in.pr..eiueit of
lf l.l"t-i. it. t r. a t .'-ilS Lv f s a Ii ii t !..
le-' i.o. ti b--. -i ,..Lti .i. I..!- eour.try
1 1- ; f t:.i v -.'' li'.-li Lr -U I'itig
l.s.. . .'1 ill t'.. I fit' -J .-'a'.-, ;t H.a. 'e
i t.'i i.'-'I t ..at ".'I i iir i - a a - j... ;d f t- .re
two y a' c! I lu'e. ai.d tbat t ii e .-t cf ti.e
ti:.ai'.r. inc a-ilt -z liti-ii lie.Jtit a'td p'-o
vi-. on t'i the poit of di ' in.ii'iii , will tn-t be
fir .'..it rf 4-lio-t ',.. bnr-'-a He fr-n.
( 1st rute d rtjitc. nl u,-j t of the f -tt e
iitetaktnpt'l.sstliiC taii-.is .liejt-i
i.! r!ii. Ihe si .pi. ei.t is. in (j.-t, t!,e
11 t Vi'-isl, lier s.i.t ft Jin tl.l-tort
I.i .
I' t
Car.
i i.' art anit i. nl 1 ate t-eeii n.af;e it.
t i or t if a le ke :i g t.f t 'u: -t j'.
' i,. t..age, al.'i Hi oruer ti.at the
Iu) am.e a: ti.-if o.r-tn.s!i.,i. jcod vju
d.l.o.. Li i ' - x,! i.fjiij.
1 l.e est-"1 "'' '
i Tut f tiiin. nt ph 1
' 1 . t'l I ill- i r 5 ue l.f-e of
I'i'- '. 1 I- ti e r a . re .
r-tl.. 1 1. let. 'J on r . ii t
w '.U-r in tne pt 't1 'te' t'i
tebtly rxj.re.-d f . ..e
j i it., in in a e ,ti
.1 r III I l,e ,.,(., et ', of
v. rsiusi wiuta took p
A. l , ahi.e ui-t j'ia.' y
1 I : IU. II, o-l of
purtfii'i Witt-I by the u- tf hvdni- nf
bit,. 1 iii ir i uneiuMvu i-. tnai iu p ire vt -iter
no dojtt, causes anj colli I ib-ite to di eo,
I ut 1 1. at ti,i is n. rr-t'r owing iu orahte
matter, m I not ti iiuie or gii. .i it
r-ntaius This Wi- f.un 1 l be tn - cie
lit I. aui-bu. du-iig ti.e prtvaf. i.ce nf i(J
e ,o era in ltJ-l; an I ti r iuc 1,'ii Las
rwicttid use..' ti H4.r j ..m
l!MttULlUilll'.'JW
VY d Awj; ?7i1 .at- 1
11111) VLt I U 1 1 11 tl Vll! i U Ul 1
CHARLOTTE:
Tnc stlav. J uii r 30. 1 Si 7.
IT Wr .
pnllinlitll'iincf jr..!."!.'",-,
ll.-VKIV.'C
ft. IvK.UI!, tq , i
j, , !,,, ((,
i' - r . u. . . .
tuiT cnoi!lr,.il lli eitl'lr A
1 r VVi. .r ;i it I li.ir i t,f n (iiifi.1 ln-r t . K. I
BKIl', l'"i . a r.iin hi iic tin re . udmii to ii. e ;
rtiee f i tv f..oi 1. r. . i..r M e .1. hlui- ,
r..a.-lr, t alt.- tntuiim Angu.t ii.cti-1.. ,
!
fi'Unlfrf.itv
Vie .-tuted sotiietime opo (hut ounterfeit
3o bills t.u (lie bank of Kliai.beib City had
been put in rirculati-jn in ot'n r secfi-in of
,, r r.u.......g . r "V w ... v..
their puard. We bate now to stsfe that'
several of these i iiia nerc pas.-td last Week
upon our chiz. n. by a man n..iiud tliuiu II.
Morri-on We im rhreo of the I i'l and
prono'ii c them a l."in;-r .ii couetrrf'. it
Wc autise our fii.ndj to t ike i.o bill ou
this hai.k utile from a por.oti tl.ey know.
An attempt was n.ad to arr--t .Morrison,
Ijt he eluded the C flieer w bo rrt -lit in search
ot l.iui. II-- 1 t'l Cb arloite in the c;n ciiun
o! 1, ii.i-oli. ti n, hut '. U ti.e tiaitk i o ;i . i ill. r
g on: it a lew mil. s. L. t i l.e peiple ot' the
t: cut fvr him
TLr I irnts.
I N ll:u-1 . ' i 1 ou-i . rn Cii cn paid
our tj.i ii a vi-it on I-'itday und Satutday
Ij.-t, i.ii-'i from what we caul i --j tf the t.uai-
bi
iu tonn, w- judge tl.i.t 'h.-y were not
at liheraby ft co.ir-igeil
intot.Jci i. tiin' it n-t
heretofore. We
t ti;,tativ notice
tr-in u-. tut ii,r iViioHii.t.' i.o' ice of its act
i.'igs in tii si. ra.'e so ai l.o-ieiit la our fetl
iug that - are eoinpc'tli-.i to pubii-U th'-.n
t ) '.a our tiiiMii .. h at kind of an ex
bililioii tin v bae Lvt-u t tico iriing. Tilt-Cuc-ttr
ti i . '.' . after reternt g to the
cau-e of tiie Viithdrawiiier of Mr. Itouin-oii
from ti.- tonecrti. aud alatin! that p. i.-.
n.ight l-e eon-i.iered a ' rtio 1.1 coinpany "
gt.a tLt toiiiait.g n..;ice uf the iciings iu
the tit.g :
' It. -t. eei, it least, a ytfig la.iy is
uticha-i--. v i-e r-.n. 1 1, ti f -r i list -i nee-- l.ei
t:.t c.owti '
aoo'in-r.ilt.:
sjcr. ti .-rri
1 lior -tj 't-k', ii.iimuu lis tit r In
e'-isu se lis at and lidicub r tl.c
tar.-. v s: lit ti'Hi a lean Into
i a ol.ri-'
the liii -!e
an
1 nd
.lii
n t II --.I-. .11. beoju-e
H i-iood caui.ot ent.r
1, a n i t l.e !-. a'i man
I.' 1 1 f; a . fn anot.'i. r,
-ay:
tl I III
li.-a.
is not I i'. but
the r'-isii pt-r--:.ate a pv eson g.-itiii. r'-'i-3-s'i
a s i-.it.r- h.cetin.'. We ti;i.ht goon
anil -p. cify otot-r poiLts r.f raVt. objection
t 'j til -e k l.'l" ot i xbi'.i'ic lit b it We think
k i.i-. e -aid en' o jh t ;:f.isfv ai,y person.
uii c.f! .'! r.!.. rll d.jost?d, n a
M-.ra! b'jii. tr, b' in, that thi? is in place for
Liin to shosr l.iins.'lf ani bis f-. mi v.''
t'nrrniu Art.
The Ch: a w (.'.? 'e ta?es thai a ri-nt;e-infill
in that s'Ction rcfues to tk ti.or
th" SI p-r b i-lo i for ejrn beu he co'iid
get ?i 4. ai.d t bat Le giits t r-f- rence to the
poor. Vetoj can rcord tao stieb boble
cases of hii-raVy in ti ia s':;.-y, nl ono
t his ccMit be it atat.-d, U ts his poor D'-ih
bors hat., it -ti a ti..-te ahi.i hi c on d gel the
VasL f.-I It. May be lit 1 1 X . s Ci'l-t.
rx'it-tj Cantc.t.
V '.; n x'i.eti rai.tM-s it ,, '.. ii.g
conu.cied in J r ii U' suet by the Cabdiuts
for irubtrDaf-.riai bonor. I.vihtrt H ition
I- ti.e Aii.i-r;. an c-iididatc and ijen Harris
i ih Ivinoeratie candidate. At Fav-t'e-:
!, on the 1 3ih, a per-oiial difiicu'ty oe
cairt i hits t t -n t!.t ni. Co!. Il .ttou was dis
cusiig aitli fon.e rei.eiiiet.ee. and ere-.t
fire , tbe e.v-trii.e t i at : -r-igi er shouid be
allow e! to vote as oou as ti ty were landed
upon o-.r si.tf.-s, without iiif'riuatioti, w.tu
oiit 'I'laiirii.ati ,u '. ;' any sot t, ithcu ' al aral
iati'.L,sid wiiiio.jt any eort.'ct notion of
the liieoty ot uur got ernu.i l.t. 1 doctiine
be ir.. JjOouc. o " .i.faii.eu a.,.. sn.tU Io i.tii
Iu at. n." to r (Jr.. tie vvr-iat. '.f ih Na-b-
i.le '!-,,. - f li e affair :
" Mr llnttoi', near the c'.oie uf I.i "p.eerh.
said ; " If ons .siatc has the inherent p.mtr
via.ue.!, then t aen sjiate in n.c Union his.
In the eierriae of thin poarr. thev rouid eon
ler il." ngt.t -.f suSrace on f ee i,. .roes and
ai.e:,-. I;, ti.it. way, pn-onr bt.-atbi'ig the
J ml : f ti r ai.iiical goveri.ii.n.u i. i-l.t e ,i,
t roi t. jr tn-i . iiiioi-s ' l b- ii -.ef rli p ' iaid
Mr II alt'. n. I proiiOut-pj it. Nun
'At this mono i,t (je,,.,,, , rr;, sr
in a ii.Ki.in r ta.ni and C'ji..-tted, and raid :
'Mr II i:ri!, dj jou intend to apply tin
word ii.t.i.mii id n.e! i J all in, uuiicr eon
sideratle . I'-iteu.eiit, lepjji : ' ' J . t.er a I 1 1 a r-ii-,
do you wi-h, by arising in this utatimr.
to ititiii. dal..' me :' 'Ctitan.ly sol. 4iJ
. entral liar i , ' I Jo not jsh to intuit id ale
y 'in or any oilier gent i iumu ; but I think 1
am inland to an X ia n ition of the Ian-j-uage
wind, y'm hate used.' ' I suj pore,
il.eu. it ir an . I daii itioi. ol tbe lat.yua -e
tnal yuu wai.t,' said Mr. I J att u, in a inaii
ner highly .xelttd. ' I sat kaln, ti.tt il.e
d.etiiii. it iiiltin'.. ; that it is rank, and
u.ells to Hem n. ai d that its adtoealer
:,re' IJ'-re (enera! Harris struek Mr.
iJaltoi:, and knoiked him ofi the p.atfirui
auionst the audier.ee in front of it, fji. ow
ing linn he ftii
The Nash, liie 'nlrtof statu t J, t (0
H.tlon had u-ed pi-i-ii-tly the am.,- ij. a.
s-. i tr. j-ji i.t'y liit -su. ooiua before in
previous ili- u iori. suJ b id no id ot of
''ag ptroiiu arltoutto hi. eon.pitii.jr. '
I be I -.it i, i t t'ales tLst tl.tre were other '
t-sVU..-b. tt...s,.r- ll tie.-..- '
c -' -
. i . - r I I.. r V .rM.i'l,l.-n'..r All. .f FnnAH.I.I liA in
"der tt. control of Col Il.tton, Lo.r,J
tbnt contributed to excite I. on. 1 1 arris. J Ho
same paper .-talcs tliut Col. llatton I . n l tnc
best of the collision. Gen. Harris perhaps
i i n: . t . ..I - . . ,
deserved a oou rutlimening lor la-in:; c-
P ' 13
I crptiou ol t no time ne uw, u language um
I t...l 1,.if.n crvinidl limpn rinentetl-
. i . i i-i i-i 1 1. ..
IIUU lll'l ...v.n ....... . . j . - .
5ji:iin n hil lliliio.
Ltt accounts 8tntc tLit Spniu ii making.
prt patation for war aiiint Mexico and that
; troops and vessels arc arriving nt Havnua
f,.r tint rlpstm.ition. It is also stated that;
,
, Sal ta Anna, aho has auain turned up, is
inttcmptiiifrto gain a footing in Mexico to
r " " . (1 . .I
loveiturnthegovemruentofCouion.ort. He
! i al.-o en lcavcring to form a treaty with
i Spain lor assistance of meu aud ahips to ac-
. . , . ,
riMliill?ll lllli HUM III IIIC .IVII,-1VUJ
, , ,n , ., wui'inj .r,.., .,.
J dtiroua nf ?eeuring the ni J of Spain at .ouie
other time in a war aith the I ui;ed States.
A f-, Mep J,, gp3iu in her arran.-en.entt
. ,,, . ,
n'aiti't Jicxico, wbieu would be seine J upon
l v the present administration no doubt with
avidity, and mi-jht L t about a collision
between the two country's in the suit.oit of
the M-mroc doetrtiif. Coining events cjvt'
tli-.r .Sadow and aesln'.l natieuf 1 v wait !
' -
,he JCUOUi.UKllt.
c. ...
n.iiia.is. .
S. ni of o.ir rotsn r..,n.ri.a ti.li.lt lb st
ale Ol O'lT Colell porari.-a Il.lltK mat
. .1
u- :ir v.- 1... .1... 1 .. .1..
.-v-4ii-a riti it 11 I'j i.ie c rvj'J 1 ii. ii" l' iuc '
..... ," bis snintly heart, sent np sundry petmona
superior ttctivtty of th. North, n-r th "u-( ,he fim of hs wicked pe0,e ...igb, BOt
piu. ii. ssof the South, but through ti.e in-' .c isited in judgtnttit upon them. tne
-truinei.tality of the IVmcerstic Admii.istra- day, ahiicii conversation upon the aub'ect
......!.. I I 1 I.I-.. -f il.:.. l..l'
ttt. putiuto t'OwerbvO'ithern votes, vtiufh
, t... i ,., .,,4 ..:,.,c !i. I ,f.,i,
nr. ua.,ly turns and s.n,rS us bei.rf.utor.,
Could m.y ihn.g bt-lter be expected cf such
a ii.. i n as Mr. Hnchaf.ati, the traiiorer of
lleoryClaT. The South aill richlv deserve
ai the tieael rry that cult l.e heaped upon it.
l,.-.-pt;.n w? piactise.1 by o ir ot i-m i.ta. h;nitc( ,i CT(;r,ut
tl.sy sluuii! tic reap ti.e fruits of iLiir evil niore esprciaily in the vita! psrt, to aseer
duin ; taia if he aa'shotur stabbed, aud alaaya
! when l.e found himself safe ond sound, with-
n ..i. .i.i. n i , . , . i out the uelv n.arks oi' ! a ! or teel, he re -u-
ft;.iiii "i tat. .i"Ui t.uiiri. 'n H..I.1
'i i i'. i j . . i. .i- j : .. ...
in.-, no I i."TT-,inii . ii.'v I pa ill . .1-
- - - . - ... -
lumbia, on the -Oih iut., in the H t ,ear
of his aje. lie rtvs a Dror.iincr.t actor of
ill l Vi .rat., n ds rui t'U k.7 Liv k'r VI VI'C
'
t. .. lal-l .1 j ( a I A
IIous of Ibpr.'se.itativev and was f.,r a.
tioint't-r o: .ir.. t rcsi.lent ol I Ue jj.nl, ot
tiic United St ite.
, m. at
DlfT'li AT 'F Sr. J.uin's Cot.l IT.H
We learn thu tti attt lid aiiec at the .lediea-1
lion of St .l.j'ni's Co!!e.', Ixford, on Wd-;
tii-ilsy was tery brge. there being present
not .-ss tlinnlite thousand personn. The
addepst ot lr. Hatks i.s sai l to bin been,
t s eeeil ii-g I y a y r --prist , eioque.it a ti'l able.
Ihe bouses of the eitix. J" of xft:-rd and
vieint v v-rf thrown opr-u to vi'itar, and the
ti.o t -..'m.i c.u- and j rofuse hospitality a as
fX'etiil'-d t' ail.
The I'-Mlcge niidii:; is a Kt't-ly proportion-'
f .1. spae'"u-. and bftutifu! eiitfice, worthy
of tne gr-it liatt ruiiy whichfound.il it and
r.f the p.-' p e in t ho-e inid-t it stands. We
tru-t liiat it may dositish, and equal in
it.rv respect the mo-t sattguine eip.eta-
tuiis of its f .uu itr.i. Uiil. ?itit,idirti.
A Ni Bill CiBt-MNA M. IIIVK FaTENT
Iti .M-. . N. Mi'chi i. of Concorti, iii this
..'tate. tut. r.ci n:ly tbtt-ined a l'nlent for a
machine for paring hot-es ho)fs, which is
t'.iiuti.ti.'. ti by the " Scientific Ame rieau ''
as a " iia.l'ui UJ uiu.-ii rcq.iued li..p;j..-
ilU'Ilt."
1 h" " Sci'ji.tiuc Ahicricau " is condin'ted
by good and practical men, who do not
praise indiscriminately every uoreity. We
coi.jjratu.ale Mr, Mltcl-ll id i-eil. aide to
0-tiin liieir a) probatiuii, au i aO .i-e ail
our ii.;e!,siiics, t t.ginet-rs, Xc, o takti the
" Sci';l.tiliC AlllOl ICall."
W-iM;TON, .lane 2 t
Al p .t.NTMFMs Col Cuimrii'jrs, of Mis
souri, h ts arc ptcd the office of Governor of
I ish Jack Hays riu le. n appointed Sur
veyor lifDi-til of I t.. Ii . IteiiCber, of North
Cariliin, has been Jppointed GovtiL'.r of
New M.x.-o.
V,AsIIMjTf'. J.ll.e '.I
Mi."'Mr f KI .MKA1 l't AT )nUM VlK-
MA. I i.e Ma-.jt.i.'. Fraternity of Washing,
lou Citi.and the i-itii.g brethren from
Jlicjiinoii 1, celebrated St. .loim's day in a
Uciightl'il manlier at Mount Vert.o.i. The
eereiimnn s at t'.e tomb were invested with
p. culia' f oltiiii.ity . After an address and
rt'i'ii-ii. io chii'jren Wero- chri-tened attue
tomb by the Ijrand Cha'iain, each bearing
tiie r.atne of Gto-rge V'a-l,iii-ton. Mist of
li.e ltic'juiond w;iant- iclurntJ home to-
hliliit.
I'l.ftTft.fti.TH, A'a , .Tune 5-J.
iMiohj 1.1 -r AitK.sT ai J'. .HTnMi.Lili.
''haries ( osli.li, a yung man employed as
'ieik in tbe 1 Vt liffee ol this tots n, was
ai rested to-day. As far a astcrl allied, he
has u,b(Z7.,ed over S5,(.0H from the mails.:
Hiad.tM'ion did not take place until io
'lay, and i.Lo.t S'-',s'" aeie immediately
n covered.
I be di-covery was made by the agent of
th IV-t ifl.ee Department, Mr. J. L
Ma'.'uiie, who has been endea vorinj to find
out tne tint f for son. isr- -i t , Mr. M.
aecoiiijiiisi.ed his pui tGHfl! hogus
money iu eeteral pack agi ,fs-ffl. i to Wil
mington. N . C , and upon examining the mail
hag on the tout, ti. money was found
mirsinj bet a, n 1'urtsiuo'jih aud W.ddon.
Upwu Mr. Mairuire s return to this place,
t'owlan a a iunncdi-iU-ly airested, and ac
sliO! k'Jge-J b.s gul.t
tif The tleetinn in Norf.lk,on Wednr
day U-f, f"r Major, I'nniuioii Coum-ilmr n.
and other u.Uhie'pal othei-rs, ri'rui'ed in the
triumph of tit Ao.erlean t.' ket. F' F'. F'er
ttiwit. Fi'q . th Aii.etiean eandidat for
Mayor, was ehrted over Wilii.tm Lamb,'
E-q , th i). nnrratie candidate, bv 7 ;
ii.Hjoiily '1 i,e Norfolk llera'd sa-.s il.e
Vhctiotn were " con dueled ijuietly tt all the
polls i je j t the tth, a I,, r; we b arn, a pi-tol '
a t' fired, tbe bt. I from hiei. Lo a ever, '
imssed the person il a a aimed at, but ti tek ,'
in the dooi -p..rt of a d m-lling on the oppo
rife aide of the i'i'" t. Tho perpetrator ot
ti-i, outra.- a not a hat is called a " I'.u
I tfb," but a full blooded Democrat. '' I
U iirmiton tlrruhl.
The
L.a !.-!., 4 It.
e msn iiibi aitsvs orives a io-i f e.
t , y .v., -.s. . , .uiji i
From our CorrrsponJcot.
CilARI.CSTON, June 23, 1S57.
The" comet excitement is over, and the
weathor ia about to bfoiu mora regu -
)-:..:.., i.-i.;... : ....tru... ri.urn mm a
iai m i-i uuu-f -
! i -i i .11 f I ......
fea.-ounble, aober
luer. We have hud a fef stray April ahow-
ers duriiitf the past and pie-e'nt week, and
the at.noa'tdicre haacoi.M-.i.ieutly been pleas-
!-itiei. oin ijiiiuiic biiii-
autlv cool. Kvm now, those win cannot to
1 tothe Norlhor to t?uliivan'lsl:.tid,can May
' all nittht in tbe city aith a pretty fair pvos.
i. t nf ..In... , ;,, the moruiiiL' aud and-
thcniseic alive and kicking.
'i.l:i,, ,.t .:;,. m. alive reii.iiuls me
I . I o. . V ' . .
of an anecdote I once heard ot a good ol-l
1'ur.Un.o a.u.ple mimlcl brother w no t.a.l
removed from tho boi dels of North Caro-
nJ ( fi.j t.ourt
iou,e. vow voll k,,,,w .or oucht to. as you
rend the papers, that KdfcfieM.botli tillage
anil IM.-tiiet lias always been Celebrated lor
murders. In fact it ha been thought bv
nonie that there was as many murders com-
milled in Edgefield as tho whole Slate be -
side. Ever sinco !he day when Maon L.
Weems, author of the liie of Washington,
that every school boy has read, i ote bis
" Drunkard's Looking" t!lsss down to the
present time, the mine and fame of ( )ld
Kdfield in this partioular, has beeu geno-
ra'.ir known id 'acknon ledjred.
Well, this ood old man from tho rural ' arrival iu the city of Atlanta, which ""
L,i' !r'c", b lli'u':,',, a,"-T ',,,eum'r thoiit ,en housnd inhabitants, w a,
turneM on neiJ 'ftaTJ not heard ol t i Mood v
. ' - - .- .
and warlike propensities ot till people, un-
til be had permanently made it his borne.
t.. . 1- 1 .-. .. . 1
jiul wnen mioraiea 01 tne taci ne necame
some a h at al armed for his ow n personal safe,
- 1. - . .1 1 r.. u: . 1 - r..
mmi-. uat aisruit-i. tor uts us 11 i-nmiwi saic-.
' tv. tii-i us(d. in the iulness and uevotton of
iiopiesi cu:.t-iii..u ui uu .-luui-iu
Uil.n. - .V. ...t LI... If 1. .. u... a.nft
'""""'i " """ siu nun I. u. u".
.j o ,..e jn . M mHn
frf,nk y ctfejed that be was, and that he
iiv. d iu d ii.'y fear of his life. I le said that
hi only tm-t wns, an implicit reliance upon
his Make-, ami th-.t the first thing he did
ftpri tii.irr.inrt .m nvskintr from ltis tii.iht a
larlv knell dawn bv his bid ide and return-
i . j - - ... .
i 1:. .. : .... 1.. . t 1. .i 1. . .
fin i.i. . nr.r. inn nr.n.ir inn., in 11
prdectinj rrovidenee that had been about
" "
' hiu and pr?leeU-d him from harm durin; the
ueiti.eei. -s nours oi si-cp
irii..i.
ta-i a a . . . . .a
I rit tJicii ilatrl an.! ittii. lt iMlkTsxi nf Hill
whi),ft Utts reived its temporary quitfit
tiy th arrest of one of the parti", ;m to
i have r-vn-ed snd is again on the tapis.
1 W hen the hot young blood of the chivalry
I ........ :. : - -. -- :i l.JJ I ...
te'S up, it IS It'll tl east I T C'Wtett uosttl, UUtjUim. w. .eacucu .lie Miiiuri uvu-e .-e.n.M
still thirsts to wash out the insult wub ku-
man blood. This is one of the few earthly
ii....; i.i 14 ...i .1 1
l i.itw I. Dllt.tUlU lUnC III'! K y suiri
in the pur-uit than the possession. Know-
i iter as I do, that death is the inevitable lot
of n.snki.i 1. I am willing to bide my time,
and die when my time, cornea by the irrwo-
cable decree of destiny, and guiltless of .
brother's lio' d. My thirst for gunpowder
lory would not drive me to sick the bubble
reputation at tbe pistol's mouth
King Mrc t is utiu-uaily crowded and live-
ly lor ti.i, scasm, of the year, and our fash-
ionahle prcmenades and the places of pub-
lie aiiiu.-cnient Lav held ou to their gay
totaries -lid fasbi , liable devotees in a most
wondeiful mautter, considering it is almost
ii. t i u mine r , and tne thermoiiieter at nine
ty degree Ii e-'m M me like there is a
groat falling off in the number that usually
go to Hie North. We Lavs ao many pleas
ant sum hit reoru near homo that ar al
together as fas'ni.itr.ble and attractive as
those at a greater dittance, that the people
are finding it to th.ir advantage to patron
ii.: their on a erttt!uhiiK'tit and keep their
money at home.
Mixer, the acouiinolatin" host of the
Charleston Hotel has opened the Moultrie
House on .Sullivan's Is', and, and hundreds
ar flocking to tbiji favorite aud fashionable
side resort, ah.re youth and beauty do
gr-gau to enjoy the luxuriea of the
-e, the salt water bath and invigorating
sea
congr
hou
'i breeie.
Jlount I'ieasant.
Aiken and .
Fumiitcrville, aluiost in sight of us, are pat
roniied by suiimcr rcridenU from the city,
nud are found not only Io bo pleasant and
agreeable, but also highly beneficial to the
iuvaiid and those sct-k.n health aud recrea
tion. We arc always preaching up the doctrioe
of Southern independence, and urging our
pi opie to turn th. ir attention to their own
re o'irce, and col themselves loose from
the North a mut h as pos-ihle, and I tbii-k,
in order that our ili i ds mav r.mit.ort aiih
our 0rds, that it is high time our fashiou-
.l ie r.learure lovi., umi,,r tr.eir.u,. n.n.
- - - -
p.e bad given up Saratoga, .Naliat.t and I
Cape May, and tutned their attention to
watering places and summer resorU near- j
er home, and p'r-essing anprior virtue i
and attractions. Hundreds of thousands are
squandered in the North every year by our
i wealthy .Southern planter and merchants !
! thus placing tha weapon in our enemies
.hands whereby to cut our throats iu the;
end. i am not an ultra fire-eater myself, ;
but I go for consUteiiey, aud I like to aee ,'
people practice what they preach, and prove
their faith by tbrvir WOYks. !
We have bad some excilin-r eenes in bii-l. '
life here lately, which may result iu some
thing worthy tha attention of the p'ahlic,
unless it is smothered in private and never!
ailowd to seethe light of day. The gos-
sips have been on the track of some inter- .
estiug diseiosurek for some time, and if some-
thing doi-not come out of it, it will not be the :
fault of n.adam rumor. We ennnot wonder !
at these thiug when wo remember that we
are rapidly beeoiuimg a great central com
mcrciai im tropolia with all the appurtenance
and concomitants usually incident upon such
a dc-irahle social and commercial progress
St arc no lunger a mart seaport town with
privileges of au inland village where every
one must need koow the other's business.
V c ha ve loin, aii.e eaat aside our . w.il ,1 iim.
hand-, and left tbe leadinc alriii:' of in-l
probation, snd are uowneek and neck in
the race for commercial distinction with
some of the largest, wealthiest and proudest
cities of the new world. ASH LKi".
Mrjii'iiM. Ten , .Tun ai , lt-o7.
.1. I'jlitnr : A I have an hour of leisure
this mornin?. I will make a few cxtraet.
from my diary. I left Charlotte the morn-
ingoftlie 1 1 th, arrived at l.ranchville ahout
M o'clock at night, stopped a half hour for,
suppi-r bi f ,re taking the train for A ugijsts ;
there wa nothing of interest occurring be- ,
I ini-cn i nsrioit and lit aticbvijie, save tbe I
; sitiggi-iines of speed, a! winch w trvel.lf
a, in me riianner in wi.ien ine passeners are
fltaroJ of .!, .1... .(,. l.i I-..I. ..!.:.
. ... ..it
.l ..V. - . " '" - '7' !
rusiu u tnwai"J IU1 J-rr anil I ti Hi
loot think that it will add much to the in
'tcrestor adraiita.'C of onv Hail Hoad, to
! drop travelers and their baggage at their
junotion with other Jtnil Roads, upon the
1 naked groumi, without any prouciioii iium
the senrchine ravs ol but mini Fun. or even
. - - t
.1.1 u.i fr.i.i Hint-in uttil miii the
m "itihi "v
traveling comu.umty complain much f the
; Ho thiua of which I haie -pok. n in refer-
'enee tolhia ..ad, and it l...,.ld b. eoirectci
: by tho proper per-.. in.
1 left Hi ancnviilo, at W minutes before; W'.- Bre e-pecially pleaed w ith the con-
, 1,1, and arrive., in August:., just as the crj ;riu.in pf ,, ,l,lrei, and tiu-t that the
' li-'lit of i be tnoi t.inff be:.ti to-eive indiea-! ,.,,,, a. i.P,l i. will in future aet
j lions of the approaching orb of day. The
niuiiarers aud l'icsidciit of the Hoad from
. . . . . .. .. . t . r
liarlcston to AU-l.ti, nave me ir.anas -
, tne travelers over win,
; eredit for the arrangements which they have
! lade for ,ho speedy p-s? over the Char-
'leston and Aucusta lio:il, and the care which
' they have bestowed upon th. ir coachel t'.
j make llielil agreeania aim pieasani io uie
tired and fatigued traveler. Tho scats are
!o arranged as to adapt themseltea to any
j position in which you may i-h to place
. yourself for eae and comfott. Augusta U
; uo doubt a pleasant place to live, Ijeinj; much
j such a place as Columbia in app. aranc'u.
I left it lb minutes before 7 in the murnin
; and mads entrance into Atlanta il" niinutt a
after 3 o'clock in the evening. Tha (ir-t
1 thinir ahicu attracleil my notice affr my
i tno arpearanoe oi a brilliant nair. nearly
cr. .. ; . : . .1 - ' ..:
uuy net in leugiu, anu oi proporiionate
, wiuiu, a liose sturdy folds were too ponder-
1 . .-l:i..lt..L-.ii i.---. :
om ig uc imku ij me ji-nut- orti f - iitiinj!
beneath it. It was not, Ihou-'li, tlie Barf
t-i ..t -. ... - , .i.n... .., . ..v
wlneu bore tlie stars and stnp.-s.our national
, emblem ; but written upou iu face, were
' thetM, words, 41 . Swe.iA Co.a Lottery
; drawn every Saturday in the year," " oO.Oihj
, Dollars to be had by risking Id Dollars ;"
Vim.' t-., n..w ul..l v r.!. a .l..tl
j-- .--j - -- j r .
V. II II . I, II , III tlfllll.t .I.Mfl I.II..1 . H 1 1 1 I 1 1. II.
a t- - i r
tuWf l(, otuer lik9 cu,ritflbk. illf,ilut,.n,
but I do ut.hesitatirgly pronounce this Lot
tery, not one of the greater!, but the greatest
Humbug tlie world ever saw, doing inoro in
- i i . i
us way to corrupt ana nveiroy me F00'1 i
n.orals of the young, than any other plan,1;
which they could hate adopted, bt mg as it
ir iiccnscu auu suriaii'eu uy me .si itte, iji tea
it a tone of character, and a snnbl ance of
r.-pectshiiity, tl.,.t will prove ui,d..ul tedly,
a - x g. i i
and fift v Years lictice. ill u.' ironoutice I a
. . . .
. ...,i . . . . n .. 1. ..-..... . ....i......i.
: . . . .
lum ...ill u liu.i .lie 1'.' u.itii: luiiui. ui. .
' of the State ot Georei
j There ate many thing" of which I won
I -Vic ic niBtii .mill:- ui nui.u wv... -
, , . i i i . i
l.ke to write but my Lour is nearly out, aud
, . . ' , . it.
I will hasten on. A tier le.tmg V. a,
time and thing, pa.sed off pleisatt.ly ; 1 a -
sen-era all sern.ing to be po-er-ed of the
seti"ers all jeeuiing to Le p
apirtt. (not of wine) but of hilarity and fun,
J which tn not tli'tuib. d or intruded upon,
! :l . I..I.I... i: 1.... V... ..
, Chattanooga and .len.ptiis, at a little place
called Corinth, jfsecordiu to tbe seripluie,)
i.. T .1 .1 ,..il. k , .....i
( a, ' ajuj-w as t est s a as a a wstv j ai aa c e .""-
the first or sccoud letters of raul to the
Corintbiaus, which were written over l'ttMl,
years ago. 1 wish some one to go and tell
those Corinthians what l'aul had to tay to
th'rn on the subject ef entertaining a Hrotbcr
ho was hungry, then peihaps tuey would
, not give a poor hungry tra trier, w ho had ;
but fifteen minutes to go upon, iu order to
. despatch his diatier, a pit-c. of su old H.lly
for his diuittr, tbit eouid not bi cut rub j
anything lets than a broad ax", and in ad
dmon to the hardnesa and scarcity of the '
, f,re. tha P1-1''. k"'r" ,lJ'! r"F "J
' ucers seem to have l-rn ucd for the last
six monii.a aa a ny 3epository, at Ktu i
would j'l'lge so fiom the quatility of Liack
is,t. ..,. .1. a....- ... I....- :......u.i
.', ' j
It for le.sou.ng p.rhaps o, I U' pe thai they
wi sooD utaru better.
I am now in Memphis and may wr.te w
you again after 1 get on the boat, (hear the
sigual now fot passenger, to prepare for
H. T.
Put' t fr N'etiROM aCentlrv .Wi It
will be seen by the folloaing, that the Ahoii-
tionists of New England, w hen they used to
n "'gro- and buy and sell then, a- they
d,J -u4 horses, did not put a, high an
e,,lm,,e "P"" ,hcf now Prof" tc :
Prii c or Nconoa Om IIumihku TttR
Atio. The Homestead, published al Hart
ford. Conn., has lately publi. be 1 an obi
documenr which givea liie prices of farm
stock and negros iu that State ot r a bun
dred yean ago. All tin: old thiittiti ht ite.
it will be remembered, were kiaieholding
until tine the llevolu'ioit. Tho docuuieut
question is an inventory of the tttate of
Capt '1 Lomas Wheeler, ouo- of t'ue rich'st
"icn of his day, bit estate being valued at
over Slll.OOtl, 'j'0 show ihe great diflere. cc
iu prices then and now. we tite the in ire of
' the slaves as fouud in the inventory, dated
Dec. 11. 1770:
,
One negro man named Quash, i .11
Negro woman named Juim. 8
Negro man named Cie ar, tjllli .4.
.Negro woman tiained Cab, ?!:). (It).
Negro man uauied Cipio, fl.l'J 7 3.
Negro woman nan.ed Hagei, Si's!"' 00.
Negro woman named Flora, SI" " fl".
Negro woman named Sarah. el3;J 34.
Negro woman named Juno, irt'.'i on,
Negro woman named Chios, I!G OU.
Negro boy named I'L.no, s4 lU.
Negro girl nat ied 1'hnlts, $..) 00.
Servant mulatto boy Harry, Hi 79.
Servant Indian woman Mary,?", ."jtj.
,
f'AMFollXM Ei I.tr'HB A gold mine
rec,,l,'j discovered on the lands of S. W.
''e. George A. Smith and others, near
L-'tnesboro , Anon County, throw Califor
completely in the shade. The vein is
,bout f'f'een inches in thii kne.-. and extends
"r distance. 11, entire surface in
the vicinity of tho rein is so rich that ten
dollars a day are made l- the hand in was!,.
r . . . . . - ... ...
sire to make a fortune in gold mining will
da well to visit this newlr discovered ..!
10 Anon County before going to Calif,
i.i
. 'f''"fy Ihinnrr.
------
A CtTV fif ElilTORK One hundred and
twenty-six editor in the I'uited Stales hire
recently drawu building lots in the town ol
Wsrrenton, a., situated in the " l.oid Ko-
I'lou ol Culpepper iu that Sist : tn i.lc
r- y mail in nr - uniiKa
l-eter-burg; Hry.nt, of the New York Even-,
'"if Dost ; Gflmrr.nf Iiewisliurg ; A e-pfinn
ni: i usi , .in-rer, ni jai.iiurg; le-p i.tun
Elli.,of Whi.,,,,; Coali J;arr,f Ab -
itiK-lon , Waddell.of .Staunton; Alemmler
of Charlottesville; aud a ho-t of othei. sre
toha there.
in, ar.u tin without grinding any portion . -i 1 '"" . ''r ."w t riean. tie
of ore from the vein. The vein is very rich ,,"l',','d yst'rdny that a portion of h. r ear
ths gold being seen plainly all over the ? """'ed of steam engines, from the
broken pieces of the vein. Tho- who do- - ' r"degar Iron Work in this city, tine wast
I. f? , .j i p ,i.,i,i,r qii )v
tab-, rsraarked that " he pref. irt .l to p.y
TYi'-' '""'; hi. fs-etoih.t object iben, as nrgt-iitliuHue..
offended ber.use a elerk in ; pri Ve,,te, bis b.-mg , r in Ihe afternoon
A very rwolst
rot rirnn n. ,
L . . e
fwit Ikiie Uieu U ah9 r Mae
Li t Ji tai. ..tJUJ
UutMias.i
I'rum the Wilmington UeruU.
l UXKKlt HILL CKLKUHATION.
'l i e ailiireaD nronoouoed ' at the Uun
Ur Hill tVlebra-ion hv the Hon. JMward
KwrcU, ni.d published to the Northern pa-
........ - ,, rnrliiii.n. It i umiiilv de-
. , u.. f.
i . :.l . t !.. 1 fA an.l
voieil 10 a roii-mrrm mhi ui iiio mo
J t.(l .,ri)rll,r fef Warren, t. uhoxe memory the
j hrn, n,),,,.,,:,. t.-niinoninl of vri r ition and
ri)t;,ulK. llf ,.0l0 0f New Kn-lalid,
ll0W ,,. i:11)u,.Miratc 1.
, ti(, l0J t. 0(- tr;,terinil union it inenloaica.
n...., ; I r t.u it fanniieul Machu-
I J ".
; Si,f ,uJ M wi ,,e wu
II. .UU Hit "HI I't "'
And Oh! mv friend-, let the 1-on of
fraternal aff.c.iot, which taught us in bn
deal h be repeated in the persuanive silence of
those atony Up. In hia own heart stirring
lan-im-. let' the voice of our fi.llicrt'blood
cry'lo from the cround,' and upon this a -
creddr.y.andonlhi.iuiinorljlhill.letitpro.
claim a truce to sectional alienation and par
tv strife, as the medieval church proclaimed
the 1 Truce of God.' Wherever else the el"
n.entsof discord may rag, let the billows
sink down, and the atorm he hushed, like
yonder placid wave, at the foot of Hunker
UiH
"II. ro l.t the kindly feeling vbat alii-
mate.l our fathers revive in the bosom ol
i., ir sons, assured that ahonld oi.iiiee do -
j nrM;0 , of . (oteljin ryj inT.Jc us..jf lj.
; i mi a.. .,n.,i.m....i
1 1""" "---". ;
thtV would huro with the glow of fiat riot-
: .1 ,limrl.u .oulii lean from iu scab-
V - . .
au! the licivimr rod of Hunker Hill
.-. ,1 i,...i ...iunta t the de.
! ,.ive UD
; f,. .c .1,. !,,:
.fc..-.v ..... w......
00i..,jOB wt( undoubtedly one of
! mucll ip,rre,t.
, We notite that letters were received from
,,.uished nersnos, Fresidcnt Kurlienan,
.1 . , .I .. 1 1 .1 . 1 :i:
, ex 1'residetil an Jlureu and otner uoiauiii-
I . K .1.1 I -
.lies; and iroiu I lie tjovernora oi aeverai oi
States, C.ov. Wise, of Vir-iuis, and Gov.
AifB1 pf' South Carolina amoiu them
1 typ m 10W,rrft no 0tter from io. Hragg.
.y,. be )ol ;uvilea io iteud the eelebra
ijon ?
,;or W i-e a letter l characteristic
?(joj W e append it :
snd
I'.li ininvp, Va, May 1". 157.
G. . T 1 . . . ... .1 I. .U. ...... h . I. .a
J , '. r " """" t , " 1 V.
! l-ir HICI1 IIIUt4llti IU IIIQ IU nnv UH tiivii vni.-
br.tion of the eight, second anniversary
, . ,-i. i .... .. .-.t t
. .... r, 1 ,, .... ....'final examination, wero erv ii.irr. .ill,.
: the lialile ot Hunker 111 I. on I lie I i in da nc
---- - - -- .,
1 to expres. my regret at mv in.bili-
' - -
I next, am
, 1 Ity to alien1 I'ublie duties at th
' . 1 . ii.
. .
al time
- - . , . .. , . ,. .
i asr.eeially to bu discharged will prevent my
i . 1
I Icavinir irgmia. Comine througn you. sir, a
j invitation is verv accipt.bl. to
; jf
. . , , ,
it rtius. pe uy aonio mttiiie.i or otuer, in-t ,
thou.-h tl.usuu of our d.-tiny at a natioaahs'.l :
et in gloom and a night of darkness, and,
thouch frsiieidal Hood shall tl jw by the
L-..1 'll. ...J ...I.. I.....k. . f
, . ' ' . , , . ,,ii
hou-e. hereafter, I can never forget Old
Massachusetts; b-r lluukfr Hill, ber V ar-
rens. ber Adatnes, ,rr Hancock, Iter hail
bfr ti-ter bail once to Virginia in
tune which tried men's soul a " No, tier,
er, never, never! Mnu Hot reriee our
V'Jut touiiry trrlt.iis'.
A ery gratefully, vours,
IIKN1IY A. WISE.
A T. ltvAD'i. KkMARKAHI.C F'iiK''wt.
son ( In Saturday a eouieai, funnel shaped
t.dy, eiteiiding from lb heavens nearly to
the earth, and tapering as il descended,
paased orer L'tica. with a bulling wet-,
abieh ass generally anted and remarked
...n lia s.r.... ..... .a ik.l f . . . . .
-t i '" ' ' " "''
la'e w iter spout. At Dcer&eld, about Iwo
i f m
traiinc fenet-s aud tratim up trees by the
ro jt, h A f vV.rrpn it
chwg , mtVlin,,t , rM.hin. ;
. . ,- ..-,,, ..a r,...d foT
' lb celiar, urjing his wife t.t follow him with
another. He reached the e-llar, but before
his wife had done so the body struek
il.e buiidin'r, ieatinii it a perfect wreck,
ki.'iing her and dtng. rou-ir injurinj the aoldirr a ailing Io have ibem cul oil l at a
child. A barn belonging to M Hudlonj. er ou s. r amalier standards, mnh rta
and another owned by John H. Mudlong, cap, suppo-ed likeai-e t-j represent .ini.'ti
both aubstantial structures, were crushed to kit. t ling on the ground, ahtie c'iiihr.piot
piece. A eow taiidini' near by was killed the gioaod were supposed l bt soldi, rt it
without any spparet.t wound. A threbittg m down, trying to get out of the reacb tf
, machine weighing four bund re. I pounds was i the lahrc. The exercise consisted in i.tln '
caught op and carried a Hist .nee of about furiously round the course in settion i
1 ri.'lity feet. A small wooden barn was de- 1 four at a I Hue.
; molished, and only two or three timbers can A'I this is done with the consumption :'
' be fount) to atte-l its previous existence less lime than it tskra to r.late it, and i
' The body travelled n th rile of about a really a very exciting spectsele. Ihsstto'i
i mil a minute, and the indications of iia ; went through tbe ring with prcti-i"" llit
passage do not extend over lite mile. It' aould hava been slijlitly dis:,greeal -e l.'i
l was di-tinelly seen In rise from lbs r-arfli they been limed al a man's eyi ; sn! !
rn-ar Mr Jiuil long , oe i roniesl hap, ' s-ufled heads of the imaginary S'd'li'Tt r-
and disipatu in a e'o'ld. N'on esn explain ceited tnuitiptng which eoulJ only l'"
the pb.fiomena. Whither it w -. a vapor-1 been endured by themselves. luntnri
"', 1'qui I, or electrical condensation it a 1 lure could not aland sue usse, as the li
unit, r fi" th' irntilie to tletermiiis. j .aid, without falling.
i " After a ralher Ugtl.y eontiniiaiiee
, this rxerci-e tha order was gitsn to ' Uie
j riiii.AHCi.Piiu, June H. ! .. . ... .- . .. :,
(In M.se.J.. .r i.:i ..ii
i hoys re playi"v; on tbe lob of a hogshead
' VII ti I suet iiiitM! III IV IaT "HI Ml
lot whiskey, Minding in front of a stori on 1
'Front street, another boy came alons and;
1 put a lighted fireeraeker Into tbe Lut'L'hoIrl
to frt..htn tlie nhr r !rl ...es.is.th . .1.. I
""r'tt"" as t miii s I lie wiii.ii y IL' ill llJ
. i u i ..
. a lerrmc explosion i0vk plsee, b owu.i; one
, .. . ', .,
if th boy ba.f way ai-ra-s the street, and
J
- ft. s..- ty I I'VIKlll Ulftl ij a iiia-
tance of eight or leu feet. Ho fell lute the
burning
l,q.
id and
bully burnt. The
lives aud hoops er forced to a roiiM.I
rabu: di-ianee, aud a number of men, wo
men, and children, sitting or slstiding about
the doorstcrps in the vicinity, made nar
row eseapes from being slun k by the fly
ing pieces.
111. II Mot n
Si.tTII. The
Mas rrAtTt'RiMi rou tiic
'Ci.ootier "tinrest It now
il....' .!.. I. 1. f. v.- ...i ...
a fine !il ion bcomotive, for the Mobile snd
i i : : ii. i ..-. ,
...no ii .iiro. i. I nere wi re a .o lite slat on -
... . .
j . .... s,, , s.-niiii. m rue
liv oak region of Loui-ian. h ja "ratify.
ititf lo obsee-. such at,,,,, ;..;. ",.r .,'
, - i iv. i ne
quality of Virginia iron, and in th ki!l of
tier ai titans iu its manufacture.
rV""A, SOA.
At A t not iv ihr I'uiKinAviMi.-In
; . .
C .'T, U S,,,rilX morning,
. , , ' . """"
i1";"1 f ' "" he taken up in ,(,'
I "f" 'hnfH. I"' mdiddual b. tl. r ki..
, T'!"" 'Vm'1''1 "''" tll" for a
rnyi Mlhia-jM ditiun, walke.l up il,, i,!Pi
! hs,t ... '
- ,r' "I l lust reno II, e a iii. ti .i.e. .
ami pi icing a quarter of a dollar
I ,t
, lie thin quietly mud, bt .Yt-t-ai'rV
i''u(er. '
later from Ktnorn.
AUB1VAL or TIIK STEAM KR rf:RsiA
Vww V .
411. i 'hk, June
. 1 ho Mcan.er t eri h,
iri - i T i
l no picanirr i eri nu ariucil nt II r
f.i.w.lh advieea from L.verpol ,0 ,!iC ,
im-taui..
laiib.
Cotton Las adraneed Id. per pou,,, ,
''C aaloa lor tho week wera (o,t.()n I,,,!
of wu,r!' P''COliJtor took l:,00:l Mt)( rx'
Prter H.OitO balea leaving 54.1100 I,,,!,. f
" oeaenpuons me iraue. r mr trie,,,,
j wa quotea at pgn. j Wr.eans MilaiflsI
7 15-1 6d.( t air f'"hiie at f, . .M,u,jjj
Mobilea 7d.; tair I pland at eld.
' Middling Upland at 7 13 lOd. per pQiih,.
I Tho market wa peuerally firm. Tl.. llL
. ..in 1.. f,
......j '" stork i,
i -. mj.oVn. '"Ill
port eompnacd 6S7.000 kalca, of a hicl. .
bW, were AMnen.
I W heat haa advanced from ad. a 4 1. rr
: pound.. Hour waa unchanged. Corn
" q" i ""' WB "th from :),. f,j
! 3ys , and .hit. from 4dv fid. to4U ,f
H poun.U lb account, ,f tie
were favorable,
The politieat rewaia unimportant
A deputation has visited Lord l'aWr.t,,
in rttetencti 10 uie increase 01 the Africa
slave trads, and the meaua to be used for j
j "Oppression.
'ihe proeeathofS of Parliament rs 0.
, important. There was a alron. Catholic op.
; position "'"" tin
, An influential uiewtingof ootion mfrcn.m,
has beeo held at Liverpool, and re.ol,jom
Dtcd to tut enicimai ll la the dui
, .,..... .. "V-
trea nriiain u iosict ine raising ol eotti
1 " '"C olotuea. A eommittea w . artioiiit
j . . . 1. . 1 . si . '
,w eo-oprr-r iu me .uancoe-trr cottan
, aut'plv aooiation.
the railway warehoase of the VirkfeM
. - .
.Company al t. anirten, together wuh4ai-e.j
i q-iaru rs of corn, hat beeu burnt, at . ioi, ,f
XI .Oll,tMM.
J Evans Hoare Ai Co., Australian iiifreLmta
Kb m fail.l T limir I. m 1.1 1 i. Iam . J I in,,. . ,, .'
, -- , 'j
In Krsnre the election exei't Biem ,,;.
creasing. Tbe rrluiosof the Hank of I'ttitc
thow a lare inrr.-ae.
I he lii-pano-Mi xiean question w t
unsetlled.
The Theatre in Morenee has been hii'nt
Forly-tbree person were k-iUd and out
hundred and thirty injured.
1 '
I -
' THE KXKRHSKS AT WEST Pt I N T.
of' T'" " Wrt Pdi,'' tr:tr ,0 ,b
'Dual examination. wer erv intrn .tiii
, Un. edre.d.y of last week the -..:. , r,
....... im! . i . a 1 . ... j .
.. . '
erei took place,
.
A letter tbua dc-enis.
lUini.
i '"l "'
i .. r. .r,..,..,- i.ir.-., t
i" arietaoon, at litirps.t fj-ir,
ahout half of th. praduatin,. el..
Jril,,j Hdiog-U.Il, io lb. pre.eae, ,f
: , .r .... ...,.... f ...... -i .. ,..
tticm :
- . w, . -. . ,,,
new, and quite ecbtmodioos. being alout
two hundred feet by fifty wide, and i far. o
ptrior to any riding aeeotLUioJationt abwa
th afa.Jn. tiad firnirinita tit lart .-t-H
i.,,, ... ,. A -,. ,.
. I here are wo g.i enes ereeted I u.
, aceomniodaiion ot tbe audience sr.. t.tt
are hardly as eommodiou atlhey un-bt te
' tbotisb tbey are a great eoovenienes
i About half past lour the section to V,
drilled, appealed, equipped for the f xf t.aw.
i and mounted on a v ry fine sted of l.or-fi
provided by the institution. They lift f i
l-d round the course in double linr, -i
j then at a fvat gallop ru-I.ed rouud the cu-c
like a whirlwiud, umii etea Ihe solid i-.
' building aermed lo tbak 10 il foiiudlr
1 he w heeling hail, forming in line, rH ci-
er movements were p. rfotuied auh jrnt
accuracy, and eli.'Heil uioeb adauiratKm
' Ihe next operation was a drill in fifit;
and tbe sabre exert iae, to the iiiiib:u:ni
. n , I n..l . 1 '1 i 111 W I -. I I n W .
" '"" " ' '
About aix feet from the w ail , hi I i, i.r
, f buiMillf t lUlrr .i.i. were p-.ce4
standardr, bearing a resemblanre to t gal-
lb, ,r) of .Ucb extended oi.r I t
between ihe si. nd.rd and tl.c ...I
, , .,- ,MU ku ,u,m.rjjed' . ri, .Vs.,
two or three feet above ihs Lead ol s r:l.f
. passing under it. In a line aith tint s.rt
j placed other standards, with besdi o-tJi
of rl"th. suri-ored Io represent the list ii sf
, ' " ' .
wrile the word Ibe troop a as on terra Ctn't
Al the word ' unsaddle,' liie bin.) ie a";"'
work skilfully for a in mule, and seoa i.si
' troop stood by their hor-es, bmg s sm.p r
blank-t iu plane ofa saddle At the a'"1
' Iiiami.I a. i.,B..t- t.eail. a. Iii.'te ai'irtil"'
' -i.it .1 ' I ... . i 1,1'
i goons unhl have beeu seen t-i.i.bm.'
, ? n ..t .i. ,l, i-p
air, aud naliy settle quietly on Ihr i p
1 ., tj ,i. tUt.set.
II... nrm Knit., a aeala-.t Il.e Lialis'.-
... , j ...
in. ;... . .k.. ...r.,;. i hen r'
iw ;i . i i " '. s . . u . 'i ,'.,'- ....
psated, aud the claa proved a ptoh"'"1
ailbout saddle or slirrup at aiih c !. a"
the scarecrow men rec.ived snoth. r lt"-l
puinmeiing.
" Me ree
id ea-e with h' "
I l.t
class road, ne preeiaion of the ntatkie '
ship, and thu perfect coolness diq.l v"
througho'tt tha whole of the exhibition "
i.m..n....e...t . ....... tin..'. en il il a I le . I' ' "
r. ......... , I, h
sdeiiusfe rssU!t to the igorous exertion
woful aoi'iag of ahit pant -ia..-af1'
the operation."
Am Oft IrtMi. The Hon J"t"'' !l
.::.ta . ..... .i......i.r.siie I' r r
to the T'l ib tine , IR which be .'
lli-t ia
i . - ,. a . ikit
tin.! of Al.r.Lam" I. nut Its '" '
' (o.l of AbrnLsm
I . .
ih tl W is "
' no ""P'-ca into in c...... -T. . -
idol or Ihedtilycf the slavrkoM" ,.
!. m ,-- I t. ft iaa m nrnliintmi 1
w t y Riw I IL" """"'Il 4"
!:....: t l l.alive IB
IUUIB W ln W fTIHr' a-
t.o.1 of the lliblo. but ha on. of bis c"
thu is, nn anf.lsvery tiod s nn';'r- '
suppose, or some hideous creature "h"" 1
a i pillage ami ih. ft.-aVr u I oik U " '"
. ,, tv, .
IfrtW T Gf IV. HI rtts. - Mr-- l-i .
keep boardrrs, and alwty ha-a f",1, r-'
Two year ago abe i.s.-,l to coll. -. t i
harks, oy-ttr shells and Heak I '""' 1 ,
.. . . ...... ..J ...l-eft r. '
them in front of ihe door, and ii-'sert
til. ill in ir.fii in .tie M'ii, .
boarders. The bait alway too',
"M lady -ow indulge, in a ihree -to-) ;
. e.l, door plate and ea-c. I....-H ''-. """'
I'snkerine after latter fliib4
to Uiks 4 uotsu