iu other frier,-, and I am It ft a the ooly
mourner of its unhappy fate. Dead srid
pone, a it appears to be, I shall not do it
memory so much injustice to compare it
with the system of distribution which iu
former friend have now adapted iu it
' ... ..1
The land hill would he a safety valve, the ,r two Kx Presidents sleeping in the soil
regulator of our system of revenue and ex- 0f Tennessee. Jauies K. Polk as buried
pe iditure, without inflirtinj any of lh evils jD front of bin late residooce, which i still
on the Federal tfovcrnmeut which mut flow j occupied by Mrs. l'olk. The monument
from annual distribution of the surplus in ; ert cted to his memory ia plaiu, but neat,
the Treasury. land stand within a tew feet of the street.
What i the theory of our Government: It will be remembered that Mr. l'olk made
under the Constitution ! Consrcss possesses i , profession of conversion, and died in coin
the power to levy and collect taxes. For ' munion wiih the M. K. Church, South,
what purpose? To accomplish the great j Iu these gleanings, I niut not forget to
objeots specified in the Con-titution. This : mentiou my visit to the Park of Col. llard
power of k-vjins taxes carriea with it an jug, six mi'.eo south of Nashville. Seven
Immense responsibility. The repreent- , 0r eight of us, mem here of the South Caro
lives of the people, when they know all the j Una Conference, wiih a few other, charter
money they app'opriate muft. betaken from .. three carriages on a pleasant afternoon,
the pocket of their constituents, will be We enjoyed the ride huncly. and when we
careful to expend i. with economy an! dis- , reached the Park, we felt that there wia at
rretion. Rut we possess k vast reservoir of j least one preen spot in thi world waste,
wealth in our public land, so irregular to j Jhe Park consist of r.cveral hundred
it current that, in one year.it pours into ; acres or g JJd laud, cncloscil oy a high lencu,
the publio treaury twenty million, and in j shaded by the native forest tree, and cover
the next it contribute hut one tenth of that i ed with gra3 ami clover of spontaneous
ejin. Thi deranges all our lecilstion, and I growth. Leaving the heat and dut of the
render !1 the great interest of the conn- ! city, and reaching this sylvan retreat, one
try fl ictuat'n ami inecure. It encourages j fcl d itc reclining upou the green expanse,
tit avagaut appropriation by Coneresa, UJ turning longer for a while at least. t
and banishes economy from our 1' nislatiou. I "1" U first animal that attracted our'at
It lesve every interest in doubt and un- tentiou were two Elk. Iu form they 'arc
ccruVity. Thi year, when we have more j v,.ry umeh like the doer j they are taller
money than we know how to expend, we than the now, and are covered aitb short
bear the cry i b at the tariff mint he reduced ; hair of a grayish hue. We saw also about
the revenue mnt be diminished to the ne- j twenty liuffaloes, and about two hundred
ccssary expenditures of the Government ; deer, together ith some fine horses,
protection mj-t be w:hdru from our Returning from the Park, we stopped
Hiatiuf lOiures. The nit year, perhaps, J awhile at the Penitentiary in the suburb
there m iy' be a reaction. ?pcu!t,on in of the city. How great the contrast ! In
the public land msy have exhau-ted it-e'f. the Park, even the beast roam abroad us
and the receipts of the treasury from tin (rte 5 the atmosphere tbey breathe, while
sojrc- may hi retly dimini-hd. What ihe bird-carol sweetly among the bratiches.
come then! The UritT must be rai-ed ; j;ut within these gloomy walla there are
the duties on import raat be increased to about three hutidrod men. aud 6ve or six
meet the necessary wants of the Goveni- j uemeo, alio are held iu close confinement,
nieut. Thus the public mind kept in a j i,d re compelled to perforin their daily
perpetual state of excitement. No doines'.ic ta.k. The establishment consist of a
interest tan calculate upon any cxea aci
ftcadv protection. e are
a state of
contn.ua! doubt ; pubiu- opinion tluctuatme ,
i;b tlie fluctuations in the sale of the
puliic Uud. None t.f the great interest
of tne eo'intry can ever nui'sh, unlc.-s tney n,g chairs; some were m i king stioc., -omc
can calculate, with some degree of conti- i carriage, some were coopers, and some
uince upjti oiue steady and certain co irse ( stoue-cutters." The articles made are kept
of legislation in relation to themselves. i here on sale at low prices. These uu fort u
Now, sir, a distribution of the proceeds of nate mcu h Bt.t. nieii to have a down cast
the public lauds among the Slates would ; look, and no one was permitted to utter a
remedy ail ti.cse eviis, and eoirect ail these j word. O, solitude amid society, where are
aiiomaiies of our system. It sould secure j thy charms !
to us a tef.ltd policy upon h!ch the coun- j 'J'l.i isit only seemed to coLfirm me iu
try miclit rely. It would draw off from the j the belief tiial theie should be a Peniten-
General Goverunici t this eccentric source ,
(f revenue, and distribute it atr.onz th
States. We should then bo ieil here ' ne j
Constitution intended to place u. The , Tbe three hundred convicts just spoken of,
Coternuicbt would ibcu be administered on if ludged in the various jails of the State,
its original prii.ciplc. Ail ourexpeuditure ould entail an expense upon the people of
would tlieu be derivtd from tie tax-s hich ' jjo.OOO aunuaily. v,":'h the preseut ar
we luiht in-pore on the people; aud tbe rmri;euicut the cost cf the punishment of
tariff aou'd thus be rendered fixed and , criUie ;s saved.
ecrtaiu Whatever protection might then. Again, there is nothing so good for a
be afforded aould be stalle. Under such ),lZy acouucirel as tbe Go-pel aud hard work,
circiw-tanccs, an iueiiei,;ai ret, ctive duty, MSUy worthless vagabonds sre made to
con.parative.y smsii, wjuiu leol more real
value tlno a much larger oue, suljed to
al. tbe ri.-k and uucrtaii'y which now exist, i
A oanulaeiurer. whu-l c-mtareing 10 ousi-
Less, eou.a net !Len araa leM tne po.iey ,
cf Congress might change before he could
ft into ucct.sful cprra'ion. There would :
t i.en be uj la xea raised from the prot lc j
We shoubt thcu bear of no more turpiuse.
Con,biuii 2 some .-uch a di-po-ition of the
r"-""" u paunc i'iwi u "-
rangemeni as to me lar.aa themselves, wuicn :
would t,e satislaetory to me De States, tbe
BJ e"k lu,ni) rruueiru jimri..
and permauetjt. I am .trongly impressed
wm, a oenei mat a puu might ce oetiseo peope declined to have one, .ben the pro-
wb.cb nou.d mt the approbation of ail , position was submitted to them a few years
reasonable n.tu in tbe tie St.,-t- whilst., ... ,h.. ,Kr- . r .1,.
.1.. r .i .. u c. 1 1 i
j.. "c vi'"- o.u .a.k uc
i-- j .... - - j
cou-umma':ari has a most departed. 1 he
fiieod of the laud biil have cast it a-i-le.
".reu the Senator from Kentucky ha aban
doned the prouii-iBi child ahich h had
dfpt(d and nursed so loDg and t nieriy
av 1 is no caressing aud ciieri.-hiri the ill
ing the ill-
L. fore ihe
Uiore tne
I
favercJ bsnilii. aLicii ia uow
fr'tfllJlC
I$uaM'0 ot FfitltiHT Cabs on the Man- 1
muiM Ra'UHD-Wc learn that the
i....l.l.rAt) - c learn that the
Wilmington and .Manchester R.ilros; Com-,
puny met with a serio'is So by fire on yes
terday. It seems that a freight er.ginc wis
tringing a load of Turpentine. Ri-in, ic ,
dewn lo Wiliuini'ton. and wbeB wit:,io a mile
of liriuk.ey depot, and about 1 1 o'clock
iu tne iornn, it wa Discovered that some
tspirita of Turpeutioe in one of the opeo
ear wu oo fire and so rapidiy did the fiame
spread, that, before anytuitig could be doue
t i prevent it, for open eara, one box car,
the lender and a part of the engine was dc-
u,.v.-,,.
the ebgioe from tbe burning nias, but the
heal was to intense that it was impossible for
him to sure eJ. A part of the track was
d;-troyed, which waa tbe cause, no doubt
of the detention to the 3 o eicck train yes
too .j afteritoou.
We do not know the exact amount of lo.
to the Company, but iearti that about 70
barrels ;ints and 1 M barrels Rosin were
coj,uii.d. bo-ide tl.edamaire the Cur
giue, ie. The lo would bsve Lceo ie.s,
but as ti e b,e :is Oi.corered j i-t before
p.ssiii" Liviiison Bridge, it it necessary
to first pa the l'rilg- and nave that from
eslruction. before any attention could be
feo lo the burning train
It rpear that the fir orij'ina'cd from a
rpars iroin tue cuimney oi tne engine, hich.
tafiing upon an open ear in ahi-l, a a lot
of Spiiits of Turp-ritiue in a bakycondi-t-oii,
it took fire immediately, and. of course,
I'om the i'. flammable nature of the article,
the b"le eoLCiru wa sjou a man cf fian.0
Imchiai,!, All Ma1. The Washington
(.en. (viirmin. who Las seen J1 uiauVer
o' war, aiei lis. made a MuHy of the Uece.
ry n 4'i.tt'in uu of si. ,iu,y, in whicb li.e
r. j ... t c .ju.airien irotu
arm and number., i in fvor of S-cretary
Cobb flan for a thorough trial of breech
lader.of tbe latest iuveimon. Ail the men
in oiirrsiee. . bo Lave ii-ti, uf-l,. i then,-
ele in clo-.e b.ltle, are of Gen Qjitmar,-.
nnion, with the ot in portaut exception. -
t..io. bad exhsusted iZll Zr''Z'
. ... ,, ' ,. r .
' J -
tner aud sbu.k witn the ciliary co,. :
milter of th House, that the country ia en
titled to the very bet arm in every Lrauch
af tie service."
(Sommumcation.
Correspondence of the North I'uroluia Whig.
THINGS IN TE.VNKS3EK.
Mr. Kditor: As you are aware, there
principle house of ordinary demensions, aud
0f reveral other long narrow structure, all j
united, aud tne w bole enclosing a small area
ith high walls.
Drst Ojxrutives we saw were bottom-
tiary iu every State iu the Uuion. This one j
pars it way. and so the sstetu nl be found
to oik ceneraily if properly managed
ci,rn a trade in this in'iistual concern,
,J . Len they leave, are vastly more like-
ij l0 nil'ie , liviU:. than if they had been
k,,t hlt-achllic in iJlene-.
lllt;B boicsome starvation is the
remedy aheuoueof theso gentry refues lo
,0. Thus the scriptuir are obeyed.
.v.; ujhti e3t), ollfl jB locked up in hi
ctil. and on Sabbath, thev occur, their
dunn nn! aUi, il.r .r. ,..!. ,1
hour to hear preaching- In this establish-
ins. In this establish, j oa tLe nistribution Question. The especial
John A. Murrell found ittemion rf (L !
year. MayoldR.pl ? . ,
atf.ut, the notorious J
employment for ten
i k. -i.i
Penitentiary. It is said that the reason the.
oou j:et done running his eyes
' ' ... 7 ' ' .
voters ho were afraid of getting in there
iiiemseives ; it ell none lor me srood Old
North State.-'
During my stay, I also vi.-ited the City ,
Cemetary. it covers, perhaps ten acres, '
but it furni-Le do great di-pliy of U-te.-!,
the enclosure is a woodeo fence, and the !
grounds have received but little attention ;
i - . r i t .
,y way of adornmeut. li,ere are, how-
ever, many beautiful f tones, and some mag -
mficetit uionumeuu. One device struck me
V Tl rJ bt-kutiful. I he marble which marks,
,' 'IT 1 , ?"
chi - eli.d iLto a representation of two lovely j
cherubs, sweetly reposing in tacb vtber '
embraces. .
la the grave, "the rich and the poor
fcut the tiiatmctioii is no less ;
marked here than in the great world
ing life, jjul here ends the glory of wealth,
and here terminate the griping of poverty,
la the life to-come there shall bo no fane
cioihiiiif but the robe washed iu the blood
of the Lamb; no treaure but tbat abich
is incorru ntinl" ; no mansion but that ahich
aa buiit sithout hand. And thi durable
rich", tbe finally faithful, whether it be th
v,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,
.... a, luriwr. !
v V ,Ure. L" etablihmei,t in
Na-bv, le of tne Southern M-Mod .Church
interested me much. J he concern is worth j
about .30.1.1.00. -part from all liabilities -;
u.. ;., ,c . ,ur jcin iu, n-
-,, ; , , , ,, , '
Illustration i.f ft, fnef tl.Hl tlm st.-inili
do scmethinj if she will. It is cratifvioff -
see lie etf .rts ma le by ail denominations
for the diffusion of r . i i o :j knowlcdie.
The M K hureb, South, is determined not
to be behind The value of the book now
on the shelves of the concern in Nashville i
said to be STU.iiOU, tl.e di-trihulion of which
to purchasers is constantly goiii" on. The
establishment has ps.cd tbrouli its infaney,
,tru; - fled with th
liuiciillies incident up
on the late panic; it has supported t!,e
bi-hops, and aided some of the Church
pipers, and ha ma le a few thousand dol
lar o.er and above. The desi.ri is not to
inerea-e the capita!, but to furnish book to
pu'ehaser at th. cheape-t rate possible.
A few remarks about the tiencra Ofj.
lerenc; t;! coiiduct th: reailer lo the c
elusion of these lui-ceiianeoij observation.
1 lie minister composm.' thu body are of ,
eourae all representative men. The preach-!
er of tl
Annual Coiifei
ll.ce have, aeiect
eo one oeiegare ior every l oi their num.
he'r. ( The rati-J bas now been changed to
one for every 17.) And thene picked run,
to the D ituber of 150 with the bi.bor in
addition, constitute tbe General Conference.
1 .l,oa!d eon.iJer this a ..' 1, ,. !,,,
It is not likely tbat 75 or Hi of these men
"Vi ".'L ""'T, IT !
J wcj .nuuiu,
.uu ecs-j- ui IJi-liujlt cm see, Ii, Ill-l Ilieu ,
it ,., OIll) ke ,.,rri,.j into effect by the can-1
eur'euce oi (wo third et tbe body. !
lhia i al-o a talking Sanhedrim. These
men bave been exmmporixing, some of tbetn ,
at least, for the last 43 or 50 years. Tho
most of the active business men have been
regular talkera to the masses for the last
20 or 30 years. Of course each one has
his own opinion on all tho subject consider
ed. And, Mr. Kditor, you would be sur
prised to hear with what ense, gracefulness,
and foree. each one of this largs assembly
1 I ' I !. v.. .k. i
l rapai.ie o. expreas.ig v ,. .
uature of the case there oan te no body o
men, either cccleiasticsl or political, which
can surpass thi for fiue off-hand speakers,
Many of the delegate are from college
and academy, and lietioe there s learning
well as eloquence in the members.
Hut I must tjgt get to sea on thi subject.
The time for leure-taking ha come. Aud
uow I make my best bow, Mr. Kditor. to
you and your reader, wishing all bauds a
speedy recovery from tho fatigue occasioued
by the perusal of these raudom sketches.
JlorlhC-ariiiinaSSlbig.
CHARLOTTE:
Tuesday. June 29. 1S5S.
Mrs,srs. Elli and MrR;ir.
As these gentlemeu are now coming
West we give the following list of there
appointments :
Yadkinville, Yadkin, Wcdneday, June 30.
Dobson, Surrv, Thursday, July 1.
Wiikeshoro', Wilkes. Saturday. July 3
Hoon, atauga, Monday, July 5.
Lenoir, Caldwell, Wednesday, July 7.
Morgautoo, Burke, Thursday, July 8.
E7K.. V. S At,, mi. f S1i.l...s V f
,1 .u. M v Pi ..,.1.
is expected to preach in the iM. h. Church,!
, ,. 5ai,,rJ.r i . nrl il i
following SubLath.
failed fonrt.
The called term of the Superior Court for
this county, commenced its session in tbia
, , ... u0,.nr ju,i.,. caun.
' .
ders presiding
Eail Road ArciJrnt. j
We learn that on Friday night lat, Wm. I
K. White, Ksq , of York District, S. C, had j
a negro man seriously injured by the night
train near Fort Mills. Tho negro was lying'
near the tract with his head on tbe rail,
snouioer, oreakinz ni collar none, and
otherwise injuring him.
Br. EutbiluaiTt Sprcr?l ia futor l Dislribu-,
liua. i
We call attention to tbe speech of Ilon.l
t... i ..k. ' : . t .i c . !
lames luehanan. ue.ivered in t ie Penatal
.-lr i :,a v..i o- it i
perch. The subject is one that i attract-
in? much of the attention of the people of,
this State, and its imports e certainly de-
,,. -, i. . l,i. i. i ,
ml Koad what ,r l,ut!l"u"n "J
inf.t,. ;a.r;v,i;n rr .1,. ... r
w . - v. .u ,.vv.. .u.,
" .ujuui: iuc c.ita. iiiuuiyiue
to Mr. Buchanan' own showing, if Mr
CUs; j Lm bad bcen adprte() our ,e '
, .- . , . ,,
"1:U,Ve rtt ' ' We.
lUKTe wouiu nave oeeu uo extravagance ana
no interest would have been left iu doubt
.
,0J uncertainty , but all would have been
. , , , , . ,
,osterei1 i ,na ue 'uftuer that none of
' " J " 'V c"
"'e" C" "'c'-'late. "'
some decree of confidence upon tome stcoilu
and certain cour of Initiation in relation '
(o tticmirhrs. ".Vwiu, tir, a diltr ilullKn of
the pr(jctr,it of Of puUir lumls among the
.titics uronld remeilu all these evils, and
a-iT-'correU all anomalUt of our system"
What say tbe Democrats to thi opinion of
their President. Will they go for distnbq-i
tion now, or will they char-e this fpeeeb
a another Whig lie.
Ilna. J. J. friltf ndm fir ihe Prrtidrnry.
We see it stated that circulars have been
from Washington and distributed
over t - Union, recotnniendin the gentle-:
candidate Tor the next Presidency, irre.
pective of p.rsfr Mr. Crittenden ha. been,
Ml tbe fctnite nearly lorty yean, and in that
longtime the Cincinnati Commercial, says
0 1
bas been one of the most conspicuous,
consistent end able of A meri 'atStatesmen,
and in bis long public career, wo scarcely
.Cr.,,c . ,V1B .mata.e. ... How oi
no man we would more cheerfully vote for
for we feel assured Ihat he would r dear '
to carry out the rest' iririci les of" II""'
Clay. And although 'we'tr" neither".
prophet nor the son of a r rorJiet vet we
' .. ... t r ij
r.t;,.i -k.. ;t .k. . .j... .i .
whole Whi .olie, there will La In,..
tieut stability in the couutry. i
D.inriiic Cauurfliuii.
We are glad that thi connection i at
, trading the attention of the people of this'
iction g'in, and we Lope tbo next Legia-
laturc aiil grant a charter. Wslearuthat
.of, otber .timA L,T. follmi n. ,k.
good poliey of having thi connection, and
a meeting ha leen held in a county east of'
uu me .1. u sistiruau, iii suicu a cot,-
nection with Danville is adrocated. Wc ,
hope the Legislature will grant charter's to
"J Kct"n of fit,te for tiIJ'.
, ..
?, rrr" "We i
.-state aiu i not asKeo. A in another
pjn Ot 10 01
narison between
' P"pcr, i' making a com-j
nth. three lines going .V.rrlJ
""jrr. fi"1
and South, and
the middle route Lis the decided advatiti,
e. 1
Il;ad it
Tt Drmocwlie Prly .
Some of the Democrat io Press imagine
that opposition to the Detnooratio Parly
alone governs many of those who are eu
deavoring to displace it from power. It
ia not so with ns Our opposition was form
ed in its palmiest day. When Gen. Jack-
. . . ,
. '
"a f leir U, any change iu our feelings
now), it is a more determined opposition
tnan ever, for every thing goes to confirm
. . ..nthM remark of Mr. Calhoun.
that the party U only held together " by the
cnlicsiva jmwer of public plunitcr." When
ibis is the governing principle, is it any
wonder, tbcu, that so many defections have
taken place from the Whig Americau party ?
None iu the least. There arc so many men
of seven principles, (five loaves aud two
ti-lies) and thi Democratic party have so
often played into the hand of such men, as
to reward them evru whilst true men of
their own party have been overlooked, that
defections may be expected as long a the
Ucmocratio party continues in tact. )ut
we hope the time ii coming and not far dis
tant, when the syren song of Democracy
will be dipc!''4 aud the people be no longer
tied to a mere cbeuiira of tho "brain
Economy in the administration of the Gen
eral Government waa made the test in IS.',
S.'i l OOO (Kit) for four trin beinw considered
. . .J..,,..' . . I .
If " .
expenditure of the public money. Wei!
Gen. Jackson was elected, and hcsorrcoHis
ed in hi first four years aa to spend 3100,
000,000. Well, this kind of Democratic
economy has been going on up to the present
time, and from $14,00u,000, which was con
sidered too extravagant under Mr. Adani,
the expenditures will under Mr. Buchanan's
Administration reach 8100,000,0 0 0 .
We give an extract from Mr. Crityn -
den s speech an Kentucky, to give our read-
era hi ooinion on thi aubiect :
" He thougkt that could not be much of
a coute't which i nreDarin;; for the future
when the people shall ugain choose a Presi -
dent. " An administration that begins by
,,.,. , , fc ,
spending $17,imi0 000 of surplus, spend
spending $17,imi0,000 of surplus, spend
'JO,t)UU,UUU more of treasury notes in ad
dition at the start, borrow SJIl.OWi.UuO j
more during its first year, aud foot up at
the cxpiratioo of a year an expenditure of i
( 80,000,000 with estimates of $100,000,000
i fot ,he next Jr. an l stand long in tke
fvor of the people
The country bad suffered great financial
distress ; commerce wa depressed, and it
was some hat owing to these calamities that
the deficiency in the national exchequer ex
ists, uut sun tue Auniitnairaiion is charge-
able with extravagance, und the inevitable
e . ...
C0DicquvOce is a great national debt. When
it is rememtiered that the Administration of
younger Adams was denounced as ex
, , mi wca.ncr ia warm an i uri, tui mo
was denounced iiti- .r .i i t i i .i ,
. , city i rerr. etly bealthv, aud the quarantine
entire expenditure for1, ,, , ' , ,
., ., , . law are rigidly mforced. Quite a number
8'il,000,Oti0, and that: , . t L j . . j
.,, ; ' . ' . ., i of vessels are now anchored at a safe dia-
!'".'. - "
' lour t.ir. araa n.tl
( perj0(i w $iuO,000 ,000 .what will be the
(conclusion of the American people when
thev consider SI 0l OlHI.HOit emended bv
,1,e Buchantn Admiuistration id a single
year? It ii euongh to make people etudy
Ktioj" ,
W ill thi not open the eyes cf tEe rrople ?
' ' e
"e know that tbe friend of tbe party will
j argue tbat the business of the country bas
,rgUB ,hi,t lhe busin
increased, Mil is an,
lieve tbat it Las iucn
one so green as to be-
increased seven
hpe Dot'
Tilt F ft nth il Nitnrn;u,i.
I. ha, been reported in Kngli.h paper.
r
(ha( frencjIf UD(er tbe management of
""" '-wiij, " uuiaincu a lootnoiu in
Nicaragua, and our government i much
surprised at this, insruiuch as we have
diplomatic agents in th.t country, and be
had to bold negotiations with two separate!
e. v . , n . i.- V
Matea, tcaragua and t ota l.ica. It wa
' . .. . , v i
suspected tbat Louis Napoleon was actn,
behiud the screen, but the French Miniate
acting
at W.sbirrgton bas informed our Govsm-
n.ent that Mon.. Uelly & Co.. had scted
. - , , ..
WJ thVa? frtm l!,e I'r"eb
Government,
Our Government will tike all necessary
at.na m rnitni.rat thi. n,nr. ..,.,
pret(!Xt mn be fouod for eotltet,io ;'t on!.l.orcad the following npoilof the Board
, j.-r.k.v- : of Managers for'the U.t car :
,lje f th' Tr,,,,ari tre,,T
Inolhrr Imgoalion. !
We learn that Judge Pcron, of Wi'.ming-1
ton. haa vesicne
i, has resigned bis scat a one of the
Judge, of thi, State. Hi object in resign-
s J -' su
"'S ' lo UCYV,m ,,""" " lBe practice
of '" Prof"',on' This makes two yaean-j
cie, on ,hc Superior Court Bench. Gov.1
K - '"'' tlie Council of Stat. '
lo meet on ,h Jo,T '. ar ,h Por i
r""" "'""8 '"" var.ocie.
that may occur.
"'
SL i inni V I)
This day the 21th June, wa celebrated
in Statesville by Mt. Moriah Lodire with
.or..,l.ra, i ..,. ,n(l -..-..ifi,., Tl
r i
Li'rru Vre e niost glowing account tr
ce',:''r,'l,P, 'D " tuo reality came up
t0 Li' "P110"' O"1"1 nv been a most!
fr.,.di,oTiei,l atlair. A new room erected
v. ,t. ... .l..l:...,.,l . .t .-.
tor the t.rart was dedicated on the occasion
"I wi-h that I had lung, of iron, and
a'l
! thro.-.t cf steel that I might proclaim to the
people the evils of Jnlri unl Improvement."
r '
The above is prayer that was uttered
by Judgi Klli when he wa. a candidate
for the Lcgf-laturs in i 16, in a section "' n" cn-er,enlly the puhlie mi ml ha,
ft. . k . .i i. . i not Ken sufficiently apprised of our under-
ot l.owan County a here the Dutch are nut . i . . i un ...r
, j . . . . , taking, a to take an abiding interest n t
1. ' " j
1 !
ANOTIira W AR OM IlAM, The W ash-
,;jton correspondent or the Journal of ( otn-
nu ree, ( Administration) say. that the Kx- i
,r "'"'''on f the Senato wa. eall-d on ae-1
count ot tnoian ireainr wtiicn n.d been 1
,uhmitted and
not acied upon. 'I lie Senate,
-..t of a quorum, ..Ijourned finally with-
out ill -rosin if of them. Ih
e eonsenjticnee is ;
that aa the Ijoverument cannot pay for feed i
ing the Imiiai... they must fight them, and
,Ue Oongre. mu-t py a big w.r debt;
on aeeount of the eulnahlu netrUet of :...
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amrs to ao vneir uuiy. i ay. j,s,
Prom our Correspondent.
Charleston, Juno 23, 1J58.
Summer I uoou u in .11 it glory and
.e dull season' i setting in, yet e have
u and activity enough to keep up our
the
lifo
.k. d.nu. .nrl .lash nd hustle of
seaboard city life. Tbesummer abaentees are
tl. nnp were, for it
has been stnlcd
by actual experiinetit that
iu, both male and female,
......ui.. i Pl,eln.,.i. tlirmn.h the hot
season without losing caste, or being cut priety of appointing one or two more life
by the r.n:!usivrs of the St. Cecelia Society. , Director, of thoso who have becu most if
Sullivnu's Island, Mt. Pleasant, Summer- ficient in the work.
viMe and Aiken, are now becoming to be All of which tc most respectfully ub
considered fashionable summer resoits, and , mit. KaMUII. P. Smith.
are being visited by hundred ho used
to spenT their time and money at the North.
An attempt was made yesterday to sell
the Standard office and all that pertain to
it, but it was au utter failure, not a single
hid being m ide. ti snieeenenis were oaa ,,)f? the past year "tn liililes aud 15 tesra- gr4Vpr and sbrieker hers are very in nob
and 'peculator were afraid to iuvest in a mrnis for which $'ti Ai were received. chgriued that blood was not shed iu New
concern that had died " for want of vitali- i i'De money received from the sale of booka ()re,U!t nd tiej predicted, and would cxult
ty," n the Doctor say when they do not j , cjoi The amount of money eon- j my ported at It aud said, ' e you gret
know the name of the disease of which their tributed for llihlo distribution since the last ,eBp city deluged iu blood, ana talk uo
patieut die. It has been a bard time ou nunual meeting, and paid to the Treasurer, j nore goout Northern Uutoherie in our
newspaper o well as mercantile pursuits, jWM 8'.3. an. " Cities." The new from England it entirely
and others may have to follow suit, or go 'J'he oflioer regret that not so much has conciliatory, and promises a speedy nettle,
by the board. It requires an immense sum , been done, either iu the distribution of ,enl ef the Gulf aggrc:-ious. Tin people
oi money to seep up a uanj p..p.r, ai.u
those that bave paid expenses during t tie Society, during the year as was during the
past year have done well, and may reason- j previous year.
ably hope lo declare, a dividend in the course j () motion of Dr. Cunningham, it was re
of time. As times breome more favorable I klvl that the Managers in each rongreita
aud money somewhat easier, I may be tempt-1 ti0 be requested to send the Kxeeutive
ed to start a weekly myelf. having had Committee a written report, one month pre
some experience in the business, I myself ; vious to our anniversary. The Society then
! '"o u irarc, i. u ! umiii mi n ni-iiii.
I shall, however, apprise ycu of the distill-
1 uihed event bv
ii'ti nif vou mv nrospeo-
tu which I shall req lest you to publish cod-
ipu-uiHify and gratis.
About one. fourth of our population may
fouud on King street or the battery af-
six o'clock in the afternoon, whither they
be
i ter
congregate for the purpose of getting a
glimpse of the fashions, and inhaling some
fresh air that set in about that hour from
the deep blue sea. While the sides and
1 crowd of pedestrians, horsemen and carri-
waus ou tue outstue are nueu wuu ueiise
ge, tue interior ot nite l oint uaruen
I 'il! contain about five acres of children
with their nurses, tumbling
and jumping
i , ' ,
1 " 14 1 i, ,i JT .1 T i
. , h, , , ,, ' . ,
oac he or forswear sine e b essedues orever.
r t, t r
Great preparation are beiuj made for
the celebration of the -"itli of June, a day ,
made doubly illustrious in the annul of our j
State history by the ceremonies of the lay- I
nig of the corner stone of the Calhoun Mon- ;
ument. The whole city wiil turn out n
mu.se, ,u . ,.rge aueuuance wu, ne , oere
ii .i -.I t . '
rom .tie country l see t ttie South
Uro.inaand .Northeastern l.a.lro.d. with
ilf-ir accustomed liberality and public spir-
jt, have agreed to bring all person comity
to the c.ty to attend the celebration of tho
i f ; . , ,, .,, - , , t
f , . ,,' ',
fare, if thev return in a reasonable len'-lh
J'; )J '" rt,Ur" ' re8s00abif len?in
i .. 1 1 1 t il
. ------ ---.-. -,
tsnce because they hail from infected ports,
i.:.l .i ' j : ...r
-u.i,. .... v-ui... .uu cwMgnsn aic e.j
anxious shall eome up to tbe city and di- I
charge their eargoe. The Mayor sud city
Couucil determined that if we have fever i
this year it chall be of domestic manufac
ture, and not imported lo order.
Tbe bin bell has arrived but i. not yet
hung, and may not be for some time to some,
une man waa instantly killed in tne nrst
.lirmnt to !... .t i nU of In. lie.
IV, l ,,?"lpli' House, since which lime l p.rtiealon ",io1" 'M'rbed or Propo-ed Kail
foid. e ,1B , aljd i!oof th work hl, hfrn ; road Route, between the two principal eon,.
brought to a stand still. It i destined to
lakn l,i..h alan.l if it .l,aM nise.s.l in;
reaching the position dei,-ned for it. and it
T "
tu., ; .., t,.,, ..
i 0f it I of a private nature.
anta conbrmation. 1
i u,'s "or snother time
! "P"""" ' rather startlin?.
AS1ILKY.
AVVI Vl'IiS l!V fiv m frf t Wll'lf:
A N I h It ft Alt I Or MLCKLKM.L LO
RIRLK . tKlfcla.
SUel Creek A. U. J'rrtl.ijteriun Churrh. i
Mat
Tbe lmh Palm was read by the Pres.
Rev. J. H W'att, aud prayer was offered by
the Rev. 11. B. Cunningham,!). D. The
lleeording t-ec y, fc. ye Hutchison, M. I' ,
' ..I .i.. .r .t... i... n.
lie
car ;
To the I'rrsitlrut uvd rnfmri ot the Met k-
I'nlurg County Utile boeitty:
I" accordance with Art. 13 in the Con-
; t,"1,,on. requiring the Board of Manager
j '",ora u ''"' report of the
I rroeoediura. state aud condition of the So.
. clety, e beg leave to make tbe following
report
And first we thank God, for tbe many
W6 j bestowed'
upon u during the past vear of health and
b.ppiucs.-of peace an'd plenty, a. indi.
id Ua lis as well as a State and Nation, aud
for the ereat reliiriou aaakecinir throuvh-
out the world abich promise to characterize
j the present age, a tho age or gospel light,
' but more especially do wa thank 1 1 mt tor
the gilt ol ID Holy V ord to the children of,
i men. The spreading of which i the sole
object or this Society that the needy and
the destitute may have in their heart and
in their homes the word which makctb wise
u"t0 l'on, for " no mau liveth to him-
, " ' u" u," " oiui.eii.
I I hn noard recret in i.s that ihnp. Urn
' itjt n j mat mere nas
"ot bee" " ",ucb ""-eotnpli-hed the present
rear, a wa the year preceding not so
...... I. ..I I... I...
.,,. r ,f . . , , " i 11
'. ., , j, ,.j i, . ,
sold or distributed, owing principally to th.
fact that those appointed to visit the eon-
gregations, have in many ease failed to do
I he number of Bible distributed d
uri 112
the past year was and 1 1 T
laments,
amounting in money to 1 tl.'. ''hs
mount of mouey from the sale of hoolia ...
Slol 'i. I he aiiiount of money subscribed
and paid in i'.l't'i '-J", all of which will more
Mly appear from the Trea-urer report
ftome or the l.hurchc have taken suhserin-
lion which have not as yet bcen collected
or handed in.
A as have not accomplished a maeli !
thi vear a we did la.t, we fCf. )a .jc4
to say that it wa not bemuse "ur of
labor wa bceoming too small, but a wut
f ...r., l.:.L .t..i:r.. u , .
- . -m...., .e ii, e uioou ol everyi
laudahlu euUirpnae. ,
I At the Depository in Charlotte, there lias
Ibeeu kept ontantly on bauds supply of
I Bible and Testaments, allbougti we mi
not been so succe.sful in their d.stribui.ou
the present year aa the last.' still we feel en-
1 couraged to say th.t with . more vigorous
: viTorl for the incouiitiL' Year, we may reason- ,
I ably hope lo ac jomplish more than has bton
. done in sevoral years previona. In order
, to make tho society more cuioieni, uvni
1 life-member, have beeti appointed, aud wo
I would recommend to the Society the pro
The Treasurer, P. J. l.owrie, presented
1 hi report, which having been referred to;oe,i l0 tbirtl time. The corruption in
j committee, Messrs. S. W. Iteid and J. H. .wyer( wituesjes and jurytueu, in Can.
Price, was approved and adopted. It np- ccu,ia different trials, are unpreocdeuie1,
prared thai the Society had distributed dur- Lr ue naj been bung the first trial. Tii'
, n0olt or tne raising ot tunas lor tne parent
eieeieu ilia loiiowiiig persona, sa ouicers nir
the ensuinp vear . via : Iter. K. II LaflVrty.
, President : Dr. J M Siron?. 1st iee Prest-
dent; Hev J H.Griffith, 2nd Vice Prei-
dent; P. J. Lowrn, Treasurer; K Nye
j Hutchison, lleeording ?rcretary, and M. D
j Johnston, Corresponding .Secretary. D. M.
Lee. J. P. Iraiu and J. Ii Griffith, Kxecu
tire Committee for Hack Creek t'hurr.h j
Hugh M. Hunter in lieu of Sa'i ucl Wilson,
pr..-perity and Gilead ; Key Mr. Kan-em.
i jiu f It -v. Mr Taylor, Sardi ; Asociate
Ufform I Lurch, amue Hrvee. in teu
J0bu Walker ; lHhel Prebyterian Church,
Joseph (ullcspie, in lu-u of An-lrew Sprin?
pw Cre(.k, K. J McCord, iu lieu of John
Alexander.
ViVsw'ir., That the Corresponding Seere-
UrJ l'e ve puM.shed iu the
Ih iriotte newspapers, a nonce to the ou
I . i.' .i.. .n ., l
grrg1tl0n". ,0 have the collection tk-u up
be)f,uninf the notice with the first iivie iu
June lH-'!t, and eontinuinz it two months.
P. J. Lovrie was coustitated a Life lh
rector of the Ariierican Bible Society and
Hev. Wm. S. Moore a Life Member.
Hnolvnl; That all ministers in the county
bo , UoJ .itl , of ,,,, Anul, ,u.
, , An)eric,n,,;h,e So(.it,T.
f.,wW Tbtt tfce Msnagers'in each
! eo lf tnioinpd , ,mil ,J
, ... Atr.ilantM ia littir rD,ir.
J ,.,d inJ r rt ,M , K,;eu,iT,
""'i irpnin
Committee previous
. ,
immittee previous to oar next anniversary
; l.Tsohe,, That our mm aunivers.r, be
,',l''''n the Presbyterian Churrh of Sugar
irecK. on ine '.'nd Wednesday ot .Marcii
('.,..1, .1
t-reeK, on Iti
., .. i i
; n'i at I o
.,
1 Ibeineetm
, ,
o clock, p. m.
meeting was adjourned with prayer
i ' . . '.
h. Nit. HL
:rcmsoN,nee. sc
r Ttte wma.
SIKiUTKST UOL'TKS.
Ma. KutTiiR : I desire to draw our at
' ""; )' '"e attention ot
j ,b PM"- 10 ""uu' "-PP Tt.ele.
i -. - . j
through the effoita of intercted per-ons,
! mefc"" "" l rtstvs-ew
' 'o0 . ( "'" of ,1'8
-th May under the
" .,
i Itund a "Zt IZll
afloat but aa some ! Publ,c- ,n exceedingly interesting article i compelled, on reselling Uieun.onfl Irom
re and the balance ' "'"if f ,r,b ,ue (heretofore unusual) di.. ; Memphis, lo submit U the cirrui.ous I no.
shall defer lie de ' P''' hich certain Railroad Con.pani.. bad "he way of Oordon.ville,) and eon-eqi. -Some
of the d el ! ' ff' r"'d tnT ,r osportation of the V. 8. j J Ur-: 4 t.elve hour, at that pl.ee- t ot
: public, an exceedingly interesting article
Mail and pas-enrcrs between New Mcai,
I in Ihe extraordinary short time of 4 days
and 17 hour., and hereafter to be reduced
to 3 diva and 12 hour. Likewise that ar-
I ' . , . - ......
rsngeincnta nati neen oeriected with the I'e-
- .k... ,.
I a semi monthly mail via Tebuantcpce lo San
Francisco, hich is to shorten the prs,,
; tiisie 10 days betaeen New Votk and Call
! foruia. 1 hi article i followed up by a
! y-tematie and detailed statement in the
variou new-paper alon? said route orgiuf
, upon the liovrrtinieot al ahii,gton the re-
;.;.. t at.;. .... .1 i.... j
i mo-t practicable on between the north aud
Isomh.
Ni.w, sir, I am a-l-ni-lied that a tetharffy.
almost an.ounting lo imbecility, bas takeu
posnession of tbe public print of our Stale.
, I have as yet beard of only one new-paper
, in the State (W ilmington Journal) ahich
b.s given utterance to one smgle expression
nf nm.n.ii ,,n m ,.......;... ; .1..
comparisons of distance : adv.uta.-c. Ac
of other routes. I do not now prop-., lo
go into detail as to tbe merit or demerit of
the various proposed mute, which have or
i should attract public attention ; but merely
! intend, if I possibly can do so, to draw out
public opinion a to what la really and truly
the nearest and most direct of all the ronte
j ahich have or can be procure.) between the
' orth atw! ."south. A nd that thi article In ay
not be prolonged, I shall proceed to the
comparison ol relative distances on ihe
i route most prominent in this connection,
taken as it is believed from reliable data,
j with the hope that the puUie journal, which
! have noticed the article, alluded to will see
1 the propriety of giving thi a notice :
, fr.m Ane 1V4 . ,V.0..
v........ ;
i
m,, ,
.1"
1 Kr..,. . to
Wa.hinf i
. 'UK
. i:m
f 'hsttino.
i Kiehinonil
f.rsitH Junetii
"""'"n 3;'7
ri. 5tViiV.ii "' i'.
W atrr V .
i -"ehiiurg
ll,,.tl,
j K,i.,ilh-,"!
' ",l,"n.
ai'4
..Liu
i ut
foeiit Diii., ,,f M,-
iippi t u. K. It , 3
Nr. Orlrana
T..t-I
I.BTJ
Ihtlanrt (mm Arte Vnrk It Asm Ori.am, ria H'l. i
r.unglvnand Manrhntrr l(,nl,od i
r'rnin N. V..rk to mile..
W,.l,injt '.Ml Atl-mt,
ll'BoMll,...
130
Hfi
Iti-I
W'est I'lillit,
Isomer y
.Muhilr,
New Orlrsn
,v
met
hin-.villr 171
Aiisu.t. 7
Total
I)nlnrf Ism A'-w mk im Ab- fsr'i
ri'i'r ana' AlUnl Air I.int Hn
N Vork to mile..
(t (
( l-,l,.r,.. 40
AllnBSsairlintK.il. 3 '
W.t P I HA
M'nlr-rr S7
M-.inle o,,n
w,l,i,,i?s"
,.JU'I
... 1 3
S3
J",,"",n'1.
;rre.,.Woii,'.'
,.4
.tcw i,riiM na,
6
, ,ia; '
- Thi showing from aatual official Hi,.
laneea will doubt srpri a Kreat many
ptnpn oo "' -". " '"'"m-
m,t,,,n the report of the great s.vtug of d,.
tat.e. by the u route,
Comment i. anneesss.ry. X.
j y K W . Y O K IC CUIUUPUNDKNCE.
muitlrr Trials ..vie Kinrovi ( or.mtfrf
j lhmpn llililigt Oefin Tffrgrplt
Je r i if Monroe iiruun of ti e
Ciltj CiililofuialiittinrttCout.tiy
( Vi ii n li ft 1 'tut Aluttil.
Cauuemi, for the murder cf Anderon. the
Policeman ; Lally for that tnur.lcr of Simon,
son, in Hrooklyn, and Dpwd for the uiunler
of Doolv. are all on triul thi Week: Can.
,(, olnur ,,je were niU(.n ioia,bed
aa w at the newat The experiments sun
the Oceau Telegraph bad proved entirely
satisfactory in every particular, and the iui,t
anguine hopes- are now entertained of a
success this summer, in connecting the lo
countries by telegraph ) this wouderful sir
hich is 10 extend ecrou the ocean, a a
show ii me by one of the director, and n
only about three fourth of au iiM-b, or on
iuch iu iitihii Irr. The ve si l are all now
un their voyage to this great national e-iter-
pitae. Iu passing down tecond Mreet a
tcW Sunday Miite, I saw lb
Lf J,Unrt Monroe, and was
' eounlrymeii ; to see him t
lie rrsliug pore
ashamed ol inr
iitrvnirti : to see him tliua left In uri-
I M,uri,y gimje htt lilllt ,.,, bav
been taken in Virginia and here, to ren.ov,
I !,;, ,9 ,i native land, and o the 3d of
! ju. he i, to be disinterred, and e-eorl-d
ofik . t,. V
I ,eamer, to Virginia ; a steamer is
chartered, and ?30,000 eo'leevd to d. fr.j
expenses; so at la. I our people saay kno
whrn p-sing the spn eithi.nl b. mg lul l,
that there rests a I'f.n.ef itf' (ke l'ml:i
iltitn. The City thu fir, b bceu ei
tremely lea thy ; the deaths only aniium
ing lo four kindred per aeek. and ait;i
three day excepted, e bare had no '.rm
Heather Jet California atill rluptie her
treasures into our lap; the la-l i-iir
brought.a million and a half, and th same
may be said of m-arly every ons that ar
rive. What would bave ber n our erudi
tion without her! Jioatng i ao
.")'ic ; Snake Root, 40c ; in Jaauary, tb-y
were 40 and '.'.. The griat lidn of prov
perity and penuineut business iulercoiir-t
ia setting in upon u again, and though not
active, the 'gt' are, that with health in
our borders, and good crops, lb pri st i t
year sill giv our laboring uaeu emp'oyai.nt
and our merchants prosperity. Many ara
now leaving, to rusticate in th eo miry f-r
a few month The ehorebc too, ar e o
ing up uutit St emuer. I meau the fash
iouable one those that save souls and vi-.i
the sick me monlhi in (A? yeir, anil tlm
other three give tbf in-elrea aud their tick
tfuie to prrpar lhuilfe Bectssan j f t
a fresh supply of graee. tbal t on-
err has at joururd, may expect a hit!
quiet iu the national family ; but a soon aa
i .s .
w. may e.pee. a.osnvr
,- v
Jur VMh, l.'a.
CaCtIOi To thi Pcnt.ic Ilsvng ji"t
encountered unusual delivs, fatigue, alii
1 m"ny excessive an'iojanre Ctr Hie t,e
!..! . . . ..... ..I .......I k. . k.. !,...... .,.1
AIxadriaCoiiipaB, ani nt.du.g .,ve,
i compelled. reaching Riehn.oid from
: bsving eonneeted at Lynch) urg as pr-
' ferre,, au abmdonn." of our roe pons
thereon and purchased ticket ever tfc
Richmond. Fredericksburg and lV-mc
...... . . I.. .... k... . II. .!.., I
- ;"-"" ...
and Washington t si.d Urebv caution the
! public against the rout' advertised at Mem-
! P: Washington, a. not reliablc-the
undersigned having been neatly double lis
" reaching Washington, a st.ird in their
1 H verli-emenl Mo-t ot the delay ri
oeei-ion.d by inefficiency of the eB,p!oer.
i ,ne iosn over wmcn wo ,-a.-r.i
! We also caption traveller, nrt to ru
' I-)fei.burg for Washiiigt.n ..a
I Alexandria, a the statement iade-st tie
ocieo ate hot to be depended upon; a
j ,h,rc ' ho rasing to ihe traveler, in p ir
! 'basing a ticket, and a bra at lU'umoud a
choice of routes rau be given.
A. L. COCII RAN, of Boston, Ma
J.S T. MIX. of Ne Haven. Conn,
P. MILLARD, of New Oilcans,
A. VlMSIN, ....
L B. CANFIF.I.D.of New Yotk,
1IHS P. AlihL,
Richmond, June Mil,,
Tiie Rtuiivsi or PnasinaNT foMior, m
le"i f' the W big, will at rive in llnh
""""d on tbe morning of the ftib July. ('Iir
i ' D ' '"'g rininsy.; eD.xird Hie ,u,
! Jme-ton, and be eonvr)rd to the Capn
"ere mey win remain iu state, aim a "
i'sry guard of honor, until the after joon
! hey win then he removed lo llolty
Cnietery for final inte, m. iit, under the
i orc ' 'tire military foree of Id
mond. and, prhsp, a detsehnu n frmn
I P. S. Since writing tho si.cv via oh-ene
that the service of the 7ib rrgimcnt of ""
I ork have been offered and arerpird a-
escort to coniry tbo r. mains of Pieaidrul
'nitoe ,0 Virginia, the reglit-ent sgreeii,;
to tear all the expense, for the privilege
I They will bring at least 600 ,en, and l"?
! chartered the steam bo.t AUban-a for tlie
purpose. It will eot the regiment iroiu
S 10,000 to SI 5,000. Unl. lirgufrr.
niile. , Cotton 1!i mi Ishsm A Dum.ir, Ko, .
'ii0'' 'Richmond County, ha sent u several
.......... s-7 ; cotton bloom, gathered on hi plsntation
, ?Mti'on the 15th iust , the first w have c!
Ihfl or hesrd of in thi State.
( - ! Mr. Dumas writes n (hit lie erop '
'" ' ,that section are looking rjui:e well, tboui-k
aaji. j Corn i somewhat stuill. Coiiou, he)"
I at least ten day. ahead of last year pru?
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