From the Richmoud Dispatch.
THE THREATENED INVASION OF
ENGLAND IN lbtt.j-'4-5.
The alarm which the Government of Great
Britain seems to have taken, and to hnvo
aisseminated widely through tho country,
recalls fortihly tho event! of the period in
dicated at tho head of this article. That
period was ono of tho most memorable tho
world ever saw. The treaty of Amiens had
:,,,( been broken off, and England, all pow
erful at hc a, had thrown down the pauutlet
l,i France, whoso power was equally great
on land. To all appearance, it was impos
bible that the latter could inflict any injury
upon the former, separated from hi r as blie
was, by an element on which her navy rodu
in triumph, having swept all opposition from
its bosom. In this condition of affair, iho
active mind of the first Consul prompted
him t) devise ome means of carrying the
war into the heart cf England, ami planting
ihe haulier of I'vance upon the tower of
bund. in. He imiiiodiiituly ordered immense
cimps to be constructed at several points
uii the coat.
At that day, more than at present, the
ilillieulty of transporting lO.'.UU.i men, cv
f ir cliort instance at sea, was so groin, mat
bad the di t tiice been greater, the htron.ii
iracticul mind of NapuleuU would never
bae conceived the idea. It had beeu a
very seiio.ts matter to carry even UU,IX).i to
K.'vpt, aud had England beeu as far off as
Kr'pt, the plan would not have been enter
tained. Hut the proximity of her shores
-iiiiied to imite the cxiii-iimi-nt. There
was no neue.vity fur the ships of the line to
ail I'XItl-'Ullluu ihj iiuiivn H .1111.1,
!of'w-a. 1
J Small vessels were not only pum'-i.-lit for
: tin- purpose, but were even brtti-r thun lio-e
,f a greater bulk. It had been ascertained j
',,tt there ere friipient calms of sevci ul j
,.i)s iljratimi in the channel, and the ri j -
l.i.n, miiJe In r,o with oars ami mil', were j
j xp rt 'd to take adiantie of tli-, ti Murk i
( i! of the harb.irs aiid throw the Iru'.ji- up- ,
j i 1:1 i m t . f England. l, ire fl.it t,.,tl.)iu j
.at-, with two ma t', crirryitir fnur .10 !
-. r-, niiiiilnd bv - Hiaiinn, and mini-
iij e O in all, were desiiin-'l to tram-port
i i .-olditM each. 1 here was a -i onii
"it's of gun-boat "b stitied tornrry irifint- 1
Hud artillery, which was armed with on-j
m.v f.-uu. liny carried the fun", I In-
r-f", the aiminitioii mid all tin' material j
ftlie army, were " in inimlrr, and wi re j
n-truittd in cm li a way.tliut the wl ill r
mill land, and harness tin ir artillery, ready j
r .Irtinii. in the xpaee of three or four mill- I
t". For the comiort of the soldier, and !
keeping of the horsi-s of the i--p.i.itiii I
rv thiiiif Wat protided with the utluo-t
:re. There was yet a third de-eriptinn of j
1 1, larger than either of the other. 'I hi- i
i long narrow boat, cap able of carrying j
1 nil n, and besides pail, provided with i II I
r each. J hee several specie" of boats
rried, ill all, between three and four bun
. d guns of a heavy calibre.
It as t timat 'd lh.it t-n-w boats would
try I.'i.'iIH) uiee, while it was cxpt eted
ii th mj iailr,ii. at liret and in the Tex- I
wo .Id carry thiity or foity ihou-aud
re. This criornious army was t- l.nnl j
'h IHI piece -t eaiino:i, and marrh di
et T for London, i iie port of 1 ton login:
i- imiieated as the In sl p.iint of departure,
it )' t it was n.it eou-i u red large eiiou .h
in jiiiiiio I a to dm h an immense flotilla
Fir-t t'em-ul allowed tio ub-t u le to
m l bi tweeil him and the atlainiin iit of !
wishes. Ho orderej the I. Ml,' HI men 1
th wliu Ii he designed to invade England,
iiig the l a -in from whieh they were to j
nrt, and the work was don" as if by
ijie, Worksh ips, building yards, maga- j
', l.arrai ks, bake-home., lio-pit.,!-, . m -lliiug
tieressfiry fir the preservation "f
'.-'-.- -t-iren iifriery kind, tor the p-i rl li -ll
neainen, In-ulthy or iek, for fn'iin:',
thing and arming them in one word, all
t ' to the eon-lituti on of thai im-n-e
maritime c-tahli-lnnent prung up,
ii were, in a night. V I this was but a
ail patt of what was done at liou!o-ne,
I r ail this, it was slill tieces-ary to create 1
gaxiiie and llo-pit.ils, adeonat.: to the
f u.ts of . "1(1,1.(1 oldn r. Ail the holie s
tlil (t wis po-M-ihle to hire, were engage I '
: off.ee- r arehoiM-s , ho-liitals, .Ve. The
:n hou.es in the neighborhood wem i in- 1
ed fir tin-same purpo-c, and eicn these i
hiii,' iniiiffu i. nt, citlag s were built for .
p wrights, and nheds, f.r the Imrses, of :
irds. If-iulogne eoubl only contain, alti r
. about I'giMI e-els. and as the eipedi-1
n was t. ronit of double that number, i
I ir-t Consul M-lret-il two other points, j
ii these was Montrc nil, about live j
i.oies fr.im lloiilogne, on one side, and I
nidi tj-ii.e, about the same distance on the i
i' r. .imps were formed around all these :
I ti that of .iij,rt lieina the eelitir-, i
4 I l-eing held by the corps ol tien. Hoult.
.!! tieneral vy eoiiimsudi'd the h ft, at
M "Ireuil and den. 1. amies the riudit, t j
14 nl
tense. The Inri-es in I l.'llau.l, -.iii-I
'I by lien. Ifn.mt, were destiuej to,
rat.; aith those already iimni'd. I
iinnii ii". im imrjliuiis i re coniuien- I
i t.
'l li
I in Avi'ii-t, Isii ni.-l r, enuliiiiie'l ;
in uly two year". ! irinu' all that time
i'Xi n jses of the truip, in eiiih irkiii,' j
I ' i-e in bar kin.'. Here so iures-ant, that
r- never was il day when l-"nl or (1U
t' were mt empl.jyed in this vtay. Kve
'hi tii' liiivin been, ftft he thought, pre
red, ,N ,ip He. in .ii t. riiuiii , to make tlie
m l attempt in Au.'Ust, I "01, but at that
S In! fouiif that he bJ been ini-laken,
I that nil would n it be ready before He...
(4
her, and he determined to pa- I Its- in
'i iiiiiv iii r a irrand enti'iiaiiiuieiil, siieh
i h. 1 not 1 n since the days of the 0a-
I lo hi- tronpt.
j I he dil.iils o (I, is nflair nre too lotif for
U'-rlioii here, us i v the narration of the va
r h vents hii h po.tponed the attempt,
M'iI . 'list. l'0."i. and finally defeated it
'.'' Iher.
Iii -pit,, fifth,, affected indifference of the
, whieli treat.Hl the whole affair with
.' 'lie, the Kui'lisli null, in huh i,r,,f,,iiiiil I e
tt ited I.y these demoii-tratioiw. I ho mili
1 vverii armed, eipiipped, and drilled in
Ij - intly the fortiliealious aeattered over
island were repaired, and ihcuum were
"aj 1 u to place I. ,iii, Ion ill it position hk de
! ..il,i. as the nature of the circumstance
Miuiiuol.
A vi r 1 1 1; it Cufp h'ICtat of Napo
n Thi' last jm t nf note iii-rpi trntcd
R I.niiis N;i jwiU'f m, i.i iho (lisciirrling ol
N id iujo Ibuian irtr. his luistrrss nnii
iiii'tlier nf his chihlrcn, ( t hnl v s;iiil
iavc he n Ihiih in ISullitiiorr,) pn-
N
Pl .l'ilV til tho r.w.il-:.l nf rt ItiiVal
"l an f sN,i(,in,i. uf dir rcigiiinp homes
'I Kiit.iiH-. Jt is saiil fcln; lia-s Ijftn
f iii-lu if liom Trance like u h'hui t-x-Ij"''''
h'.iit l'.iri.s hy furce, with liir
Rohln t, n tlw rnui)i r in her arms, and
,ii.i 11. (1 to seek an asylum in Kng-H-J.
From the Fayettevillo Observer.
PltOFESSIONAL BEUGAltS.
The Charleston Courier, and the Charles
ton Police, are making important exposures
of tho children, generally Italians, who are
con.-.tantly seen ull over tho country, armed
with printed papers, detailing bbfywrcck,
distress, widowhood, !te. Several of the
.ram, l,v liiooi nrrl.., t I U.l.i .,.,1
committed for trial. In their possesion was
found a large bundle of those lying docu-
lnciits piinted aud written, for use by them-
si Ives and others. And it w as ui.-covercd
tliat one of them, calling himself Laureant
laiviglicro, " has on him a letter from il-
tmngton, N. C, informing him that his con
fajUerate" hsd separated at Fayettevillo, and
would join him in Charleston, and directed
if ho lett Charleston before their arrival to
drop a line in the Charleston Post Office.
'1 his man, and n little boy, who he had sep
arated at that place for the purpose of cur
rying on business more successfully, told all
manner of tales ; but it turned out that he
h it a wife and children rc.-iding on his farm
in the pari-h of Homaggi, provineo of Ge
noa, Italy, awaiting his return from a profit
ahle toilr throii h the United Hl'ites. They
were all committed.
" I, apt. Car.-iglicro nad ticen a sea cap-
i.llll. suillllir uill Ul 'icuou ; iiu uiio omm:u
v ' v i i e l- i- i-
New lurk, and liiidiM" (roiii ins neouain-,
:t: r i! . i... I....1 .:
tanees that hogging was more profitable than
navi 'atin.' hii vessel, quit the sea and made
a beueing tour of the United State; being
eucrenafiil, he returned to bin native village
called Soi. in Italy, ami purchased a farm
for I -,imiii franc, which, united with his J a complete illu-r.ition of the mode in
patrimonial estate, amounted to :ill,ii J . which ihc. principle ojHTale Thedoe
irancs. lie is now on his second ,1..: unci ) triiM' of'tliL.' i;oliJ;iritV ril'thr- pi-opltj" i.-t
tour of the United States to inen-aac his;,,,,. j(.u. )0 ,1(MJlf ual;k(, ,.,.,.,;
wealth, lie ha two sons: one w ho ow ::s : i , I.,.. ;, l
a boaii'iiiL' bou-e in some city of this I nion,
hut utio i now fruveilin ' nl.oilt beioono ;
.i i .... i... ,i. ...,.r ri. .;-.;... 1
ton tl.o.lnv tler bis hither arre t. baviiiL'1
iii..n him "the u.i.iil ibicuuients of the h-'- ' pudiale the ai tilicial restriiintsof natiini
iiii'.; lint- n.it v. Another in ii ja lu.-il, w ho aliiy or race, and g fur amalgamation,
was at the Mime time arre t. 'l, pretended to of peoples and colors. Thev acted on
be
rick-layer came trom Wiitiilnatoti i
y ieor .elowii. aiel arrived thence per (
,-t . inner lit, t -It hi It in Charier-ton, the tiny
alter t'njit. L'ursiliero arrest and comuiil
iiii lit. '
'J he Courier ripni the complete rysteni
to which this iinpo iijoii i-, redueiil. Lur'i;
iiiimbers of the.-c lazy, bearly Italians:,
eeiiefall v h a i lii farm- at home, inanaeii
dnriiii their ab-enie by relation', annually
arii.e at Jfaltimore, win re tln-v procure piper-,
ri ple-i litill sbipHriclt. or mine other
i.i :eii-r, and commence th. ir lour, which
u-ual y hi-t from o to years. 1 hey put
on raj.-, or have a dif niued or di-ea.eil
chil i in tin ir arm-, a- may promi-e iim-i
pr ilit. I In v meet at night, ami iii'lulju in
oiinkin.', eninbliiio, Ac. I hi? Courier says
it is the l.r.t or aiiieil and mo t trof:tablt
v l. 111 of fraud and iiur-cry of wee in the ! I'lilimiist-' MM-nlnihii s . Vmi c.-inri.t j.r.i. -1111.,
u. I mil l vciilKiii iii tOmojv wilhi.ul jii
(lite of the-e women was in this (.,nla-t j til ni I'uinjii'.ili ititi-i v ii'.hii in Aim r
wn k and was evidently very successful. j ici. Your tillc l ml ;ii ins m nii
(h r police did not think proper to ariost i r, il ,utiiMi to 1 1 iuiu' n v ciriin d In-on . id I
her; ami so, a considerable amount, which ; ,. ,,,,).,. ,;,,, ,,, .; rl', !,,.,, o,,-,s ,
mi.dit have been m advantaeuu-ly best . (.1.s;in( , .,) ,. Jt,,-!,, .,l,,l..,i,i-s
-d un ui rel!v dei rvin.' l-o'ir, Ii ) inu -t ,i i . .i i
, . ! . 1 .i i i" l'1' ir i i lis.-idc ,io ; j r i -1 tin" sl . c na n-
feel the piiiifiins ot poverty in this luck-m- ...,,( I , .1
cnt sea-.ti was tarried oil by this iiul'udci.t ' 1 1 '', ,"u''1,
forei -n inpo-ter 1 In' Holt', V hnpo, w,llt. hrth.s
For our.-elve, we are determined never to V1,,v ''" -""' Hsiilrnit.i.tl
cive ajuiu to one of those strolling finijii I' t"ii' closing tin' 1 li:.t s hi in im-
l,,.-ears, with their printed eeititic.it;-', and l'iV-s i,h 1 1 j r Ihti M utii ill I" soluln il.s.
rar'i?ed children. And we would ad i-e our
readers to come 1 1 the same re -solution.
Till: MnKMONS.
The fill. miii.- extniit of a h tter, said to
have been wrilteii by all old and re-Jm table
eili.. li of that place we copy from the M.
lo-i Ii h liaitttl.;. It liir.i a delectable
pidore of life anion,' the Mormons:
' I reached Salt hake City t-S) late la-t
fail .i r olne on, and was compelled t win
ter there with uiaiiv other emigrants in the
value bx. 1 he t real nietit we received from
these infernal -rtuilnlrcls, j- almost too bad
t i be b.-iieved. Thry shot im II d ?wn ill
tln ir tr icks f..r nothing aiid C"tifined others
with a ball and vlialu, and made tin lit w..rk
in all wchiIht and upon all days, (fr they
have no Sabbath",) and fed them only on
bad bread and vvat. r; and many a poor fel
low suffered and died. And what was all
this foj- " 1 will tell you for impl asking
for the payment of tit was dm- vou ; tin y
would say, after the work w as d ine, that
they did not owe y.u any!, ii', that the
people of the State treated them like il"r'
when they were there, and now it was their
tune. It the iii.iu sai l anlhinr in ili-tcm
ha pencil i say they , re ili-hone-t, ,
aiiil .( teil r stall) lofiet the hibi'tiif a man j
f.r ni intlis and then refn-e t j pa , tln-v
would haul V"U up before A kili'l ol court .
and t'Oii'h nin y..u to from one t ten years ,
in ,n-. ,,iii, nl .tli a ball and chain. 1 have j
sf.cn a man shot down at tie' door of their
tell, pie as I s w as ipli. tly Coluill.' out of j
church. The raiise ii.si.Mied was (Imt one 1
uf the m uled wives of the murderer had ta-
ken a fam v lo t he cinij mi, t, probably not
i'.iiu any limit "f his, lur he was i married
li.au trom tin- Ka-tern Mates,
It is a p. ' hi ' fact that a man can have
as man)' sealed wi.es as he can support,
an l a woman can at any time, be unsealed
and sealed to another; in that way she may
have Sve or six children with ililli-reiit la
ther. W hen slisi is sealed t.j another, she
des not take her children but leaves tlu-m
to tin ir father ; you will therefore see that
in the course of lo to .0 vars, tln re will
be hundreds of ytni men and j;iils that
will not Know tln ir rciation-nip tovvaras
eneh other, and intennariiiiie with brother
and si-t'-r will be the result to an iilai'iniiy
extent.
I look upon thcin a the lovve-t people on
the top of the (.'round ; the city of Salt Lake
is a perfect iS'ilo'ii and ( ioinorrah, which
some day if hot i-ited by the wrath ol the
Almighty, I shall wonder."
THK STKA.M LINK TO (JALWAY.
Il is .st.it. .1 tlmt tin- I 'i.-t Oll'nr Cuiii
Hliltet' ul' tlie llmlse it' l!e)ie.seiil;itives
is ireji.ir.'il to rt -1 m -ill iiiiiiiniiiiiii.-ly in ln-vo-
nl Mr. Tililii'lt's jiniji'rt I' 'I' n I i 1 1
ste.iinersi tioiu this cnuiiti y to (iiilwuv,
in 1 it -In nd. I he jilan cuiiteiininiios cat-1
rying the ui.uIa once a t i t n lit (altern- j
ately with ihe Collin line) liir a inueli j
less sum tliun is now paid the Collins
lit t, the work not to lie paid liir till it is
cxi ctiti'd, and iimple M't-urity to If giv
en for its t'aitliliil jici liirinancc.
Tlie Athens (Cm.) Ileruld says thai
the gold li ver lm? played sad havoc with
the male population ia upper Georgia
this winter, and understands that in
Lumpkin eotinty there are scarcely o
nonli men left to take care pf the wo
cam ami children.
PRACTICAL INTERVENTION,
Tins New York Express quote iroin
tin) National Anti-Slavery Standard n
descriptive statement ol 'nrticlcs contrib
uted li'.im Great Britain and Era net; to
an Ami Slavery Bazar, held la.-t month,
at Boston, togrllioe with a list of pt i il-
"""J tlolmtlOlhi frfllll lIlOM' COUlir.IRS h)l'
t,,MS "(Jvaneetnent of the isame cause.
England and Scotland supply tlie priu-
cipal portion bfilli ol' money and goods ;
and the report speaks of the coiili ilni-
tion as parts of it system which enables
abolitionists on the other side of the At
lantic to succor their co-believers in t he
American Union. The Express beliecs
that "like Ibreign contributions are
made in much larger masses tir New
York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, and I'ennsv Iv.inia ;"aiul the
iiifbnnnlion jmlilislied in flic abolition
ists journals justifies the belief. Doug
lass, ue know, received his printing ma
terial: as a present from tit- North of
England; Garrison derives his .-t.-mn-chest
supimi t 1'rorn that or similar quar
ters ; aim their whole organization is
more or less fi-d from the purses of kiu-
i ,i i ,
(Jren s mpathizcrs f.broMil.
-. '
We have here the ait and nivstciv
(says the Republic) of intervention in a
nutshell. The abolitionists hold it as
u vital article of their faith, and their
movement nlw ivs has been mid still is
l, oil. lllliliwi 111. Lllll IL Hll.- lllt
' iinate conscijiieiiccs. They are liir
"down troden
iiimamt v evervwhere,
black or while, serf or slav
Thev re-
Korstltir.1 idea while KosmiiIi was at
Kiihis ah. Thev have no notion ofner-
llilllilit; the Siiilhern States to kef-p nil
ili-lilillioiis which
tin:
ll!L'
1m I
:iw
Clill-
dc mil , ;iml iiri'ul iiril:iiii is c, i Hi 1 1 ii
i . .
,11
nit to liiniisli tit. 1 1 -r i;t 1 njii" lo c.u i v
tin' Will), ire lo ;i -urrrs-liil tt-iliiiu itiitii
Klii'l-iinl or M iss:n liii-i tis h.is 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 - ;i
L'mmI , I o!i-i: f.i- .(iili' ;i oii !o
im ih- iii'- sl iM sol (! i iri.-i or Missjs
s:jiii lo iijsii- i, riitii;, ;is Aiim i ii- i c.-iii
Ii i v tu in! rn H' in l h Jt' oj llano nv
or its i',li s ; nnii ii-;illv v iire lit ;i lo-s
!o )i i i ii- how (hi- ruiii lil-iou run Ire
loo.ciliv :i voiihil. The Ivi-siithi-ms
tihout " the L'ri iit lii-.irl of urn vi i-.-i 1 hn
liniillv" ;nc lull si li i-liolis from the lili-
It is i-sM-t'iiulv wut'tliv oi noliii by i'-r-
, t.iill ;ii!lollls ;i!!(T I'lt'siil. Iillol l,oiii-.
; who will profit by r -i i -i 1 1 1 r.ii'j th t
' thi'V ciiiimt s.nii lion iiui.n i tK or sp- -utii
ailv tin- principle: ol in! m iil.on
wilhoilt coijiiinuiiio ihcm-i Ives illi o
cnliK to the til' oi v ;i ti. 1 pi ic tac ol tlx'
ahilitiiiiii.-ts.
AN KDITOR IN 1,1 CK.
Tlif i J in it ).!!( iii i orii sKitiiI(iit of iho
llollniiui"- 1'nliiot snysilini Mis J ;i tut s
Iliixiks h;is liccii pr si nteil with 11 spit n
ilnl carriiiL'i', runl nppropt i:ito hurncss
iiliil (iiipnii-nts, ,-is a triliiiti' of ii'-pi-i i
to lu-r hilslmiiil, tin- rililor of t!i' .Ni-w
"toih I'.xpross, liir his judicious nml p;i
tii'itic I'otirsi' in siist.iiniiio tin- Coiupio
misr mnisuH's o tip' l, ist t'oiioii . ss, .nul
p-llt-rallv liir his t:iti'.s:ililiki', f 1 c i liioh
liiiiiilcd fiirci-r ill liiVoi id tin' I nion, tin1
lil-sl ihli-n sls i,' coUIIII V, lllld ill'.'
whole rouiilrv, witlioiii I' L'inl lo si c
tioiis or 001 .;r;ipliii-,il hni's. '1'hr wri
tt'i ":iv-: "It w.is ;k i omii imi'il i ;i
H'plimi-iit irv tiri.l ;!iU"ifi;;tf h Her
ti"iu Messrs. Ti tri! i 1 1 .-i ui iV Co., far-
ri;ia' liniK' i s,
1 1 1 1 1 l; Iin tli I lie linitivc
I'll' the iiilihc in iii-il ;n t, w itlnnit riun-
iiiiiiiii aluio; tin' ii uiu s of llic ftiutriliu
I.. rs."
A coni'siMiinli iii (d tin' .Noli Iicz I'icp
TradiT, vMitino frnm (.'ujii.-ih i-nuniv
savs : " At tin- l.laci' liom v line 1 imw
vi itc a (iillip.iralivel v Hew hlalli II nl
business has sju un into t xisteiu e, viz :
beaver tiajipiuo.
Larue numbers of'beaVer exist all n
lniio the swamp ui' llavoil 1'ienv, ami
one uf tvd eiiul leitieli have taken llu lii
wilh sin cess. Mr. Aiulersoir, within a
li'w (hits i -.1 ii o 1 1 very fine beavers,
line id them weiobmi; abmit lit) huiuiIs.
I'liese animals Ii iv,' ilaniun .1 iiji au im
mense ti n t nl land, and their vn k h is
been in . if
itli a e.ire and slrenyih '
pel llll, ir ntllV It" themselves. I lit V h..v
not beeu Imiili il milch o! late Yea l s, u it. I
C(ilseilleullv their lllllllbeis have 111
t lea-ed tu siieli au extent as tu lew ui d j
the laUirs id i niei pi isuig trappers.
OS? A singular ami hiirnl.lc niurdcr was
rcccnlly ih cim rLHl by the 1'arU jio.i'. c in
the l'aubourj; t. Martin, in the apaitnu'iits
ul' a M. Liit'iiuilieaux, a wealthy iiiilixiilunl
who had heeii missing lor mc time past ;
the rootns being opciieil the bo.ly of the un
fortunate man was discovered hi'i;; in a
pool of blood, with two deep wounds upon
his head, ami tlm throat cut entirely across;
no eluo has yet been discovered as to the
perpetrators of this murder. It is stated
that the former owner of the country house
of Mr. Letaueheaux fell by the hand of an
assassin, and that he has entertained a pre
sentiment that he should sutler the same
fate, ever since he became the owuer of that :
property. j
A late l.nglish paper estimates the'
value of Furs sent to the markets of the j
win hi during the year ISaOut 30,000,- ;
000. Kussia u lone oupplicd ol this -estimate
skins to the value ot'SlO.OOO.OOO.
According to Dr. Baird, the national
debt of Fraaoe ia tlOO,'X0,CHX).
The " Home JounxA't'has the following
upon Jenv Li.nd and her marriage:
"An engraving ordered upon the inside of
a wedding ring; Otlo Ooiil.sctmit. to Jen.
in l.iii gave the news f a certain event
to " ball, 'i ompkins & blaek," a week before
it wus telegraphed to the papers. Jewellers
keep secret i. '1 he ring went to its destiny,
unwhi-pered of. Its spring, (for it is fas
tened with spring) has cloned over the blue
vein that has. so oft carried to that third lin
ger the now? of the heart's refusal to sur
render. Jrtttt; l.iril lure. Ijhe who fill
ed more place in the world s knowledge and
attention than Sweden itself the .Swede
greater than Sweden has acknowledged
the hmall sweet need of woman to be loved."
Her star name, which she had spent half a
life, w ith energy unequalled in placing b-ight
and alone in the heaven of renown, is merg
ed after all in tke Via Lactea of common
humanity. " Jenny Lind" is a u ije.
A year or more ago, Jenny Lind stood by
the cradle of a sleeping and beautif ul infant.
Hie looked at it, long and thoughtfully,
stooped and ki-sed its heel and the back of
its neck, (the Swedish geography, we be
lieve, for a kUs with a blessing to a child,)
and, turiiiuu to its modicr, said, with a deep
sih : " You have something to live for ! '
She was, at this time, in the husiet tumult
of a welcome by half a world. Her ambi
tion so at hir.-t f rom the first dawn of her
mind that it seemed to have absorbed her
entire being- had a full cup at its lips.
She was, with unblemished repute, the most
renowned of living women, aud with the for
tune and moral power of a qaeen. Yd, up
from the heart under if all a heart -o deep
down under pyramids of golden laurels
the outerino-t approach to which was appar
ently hidden in clouds of incense comes a
sigh over the cradle of a child !
We are sorry we can give our fur-away
readers no assistance in their effort- to form
'l ..'.I X" I . t . , .
on men ui me ..igmiiig.ui; male. j,auics
are good observers, and one w ho remembers
to nave lookcu to see tlie ellect ot Jenny
Lind s complimeiit, on the new comer, tells
us he was "a pale, thin, dreamy poetical
lookim; youth. ' He will soon be seen and
described, however, if lievv.-p;ij ers live ; but
meantime, if we were to eive a pue.ss at the
sort uf a mini he is, we .should beiu with
one probability that he is the mo-t un
worldly, unaffected and truth-loving, of all
the mates that have ever offered to fold win
bc-idc her. With what she has seen of the
w.irid and of the stuff lor hu-bands, Jenny
Liu 1 had probal ly come round to hei.ee
she tailed choo.-in.', like :i child, bv the
in tii.ct ol the heart. Her fzo-bioraphy
wi.l show how wisely.
'1 he inteivst in Jenny Liud's marriage is
as vaiicd as it is tender and respectful.
1 here i- scarce a woman in the land, proba
cy, who, if -he felt at liberty to do so, would
le t scud her a blidal token. IJut there ii
more than a .-i telly wi-il-vvM,in-,iu thej:en
eral excitement amoiiL' lur own sex on the
siil.jit t. J he power, in one person, of try
in, purely and to su-h tioi.j.U teiie-s, the
tvso experiment im happiness love and
laiiic were intere-tiui: iiioiij:h ; but it H
sti an.e and exeitin ' to sec tho usual order
rcVtr-ed. , A'.V, tlrtCr .'
i o tarn un-ati-th d from love to fame, has
been a common transit in the hi-tory of
(.if lid women. To turn uu-atisfied lrom
fan.e to love and that. too. w ith no volatile
.ipiice of disappointment, but with fames
iiio-t brimming cup fairly won and fully
te ti d is, a novelty indeed. Simple every
day love, with such expi rieit'e on tlie heart s
r. cord U l.'re il, bus never been pictured,
ei n in poetry.
Jenny Lind has Renins and t ie impulses
and scii.-il i ii ties of genius are an eternal
Spring. Slio is more rLht and wise than
would si c in probable at a first glance, in
mi.iryitig one younger than herself. The
Summer and Autumn of a hcait that ob
serve the common Seasons of lib, will pas.,
and h ave her the younger. Ikr pro-pect
for happiness seems to us, indeed, all hrijit
liess. i he " worlJ without ' th 11 tri
uuJ
f'jiiii'l wanting public esteem vvh.revtr she
may be, unci fortune uinjile ami d her own
winnin-- the tu.-tes i f both bride iti'l briile
pruoui eiiltured tor delightful nj,jreeiation,
aiid the lessons of the school of adversity in
the memory of both it seems a il " t'l i iiin
stanees, ' that responsible coinmitf-e "f hap
j.iiii.ss toulil source do more, l'i.iu (iohl
schinidt will be happier than Jenny Liud,
e venture to predict, liod bless iier !
u e leave to sav, wlicn the Stan
dard a-ks ij!esti(.rs afhetinii th.1 puiiii
eal ( h.irai ler nf Wlii' Caiidiilates for
ila riesideu. v, it is Ins duly t'laiiswer
tin in liir the s.itislin tinn of the readers
(d'that p .per. No si mi hern Whin will
Vete lur a candidate W'hn is in it l iit-ved
to be sound on the slavery (Ustnm
ntnl il piiiul were to rise on pronl. and
be submitted to the public t'lrouh the
((iltMnus ul Whig papers, that tin v are
.ti, li. the SioM.hird would avtrth.it they
are i mi.
The Whi.;s df the Soiisli. wt trust,
will put tin ih such candidates a they
can i. !v upmi both as regards ihe gen
ii al w i I fare and the peculiar rights of
the Smith, under the Constiiuiinn. To
ask the whiles it the men so named are
nol reerra:ii's or traitors, is dowrn iuht
iiiipudi in e in the Standard. The liist
thing the editor has lo do is id prove
iheiii o, and then make hi comments
and iin! assume ihe absurd position that
asking if a man is a knave, makes him
su, li, nnii -s lie hi in os piniif that he is
nut. il. ( nill.
A letter
from Floreni-e describes the
if nt'liirs in that te mti v, as
eoliilitiiiu 1. 1 i
limlillul in the
who had iii.u r
had In . ii to
bride in the
ll lillt, the i n III
eMicnie. A y. .i.ii; man
it'll a milliner ol the tow n,
spi'iid the day with his
sill mi lis. Uetui niiiL! ut
.le wi re nu t and insulted
l.v three Austrian soldiers, who said
that as they (the Aiistrians) were "ihe
liiasleis ot ihe cntiuli v," they should do
what they pleased w ith the oung Wis
man. Aei ni uiiily, they li ll ujion the
hilsh.iiid, heat him into a state ol insen
sibility, and carried the yourg woman
into a field ; where the wa? the next
morning; li.uiid dead.
Release of Thrasher. Information has
lien r.eoivod nt the Department of State
from Madrid that the tjueeu of Spain has
extended a pardon to Mr. John S. thrash
er, aud given orders for his immediate, re
lease. Mr. Robert Barnsgrnndon of the po
et, has been murdered by pirates on the
coast of IKvatxw
The reception of Kossuth- in Phila
delphia, cost the city $5,200'.
ill m&nilUj.
Married, in ('hsrliiiia. a lund.r ninv. il
$3l instant l. ''Iin Kt. Mil ih Hairison. (ir I'KUI
t-.K MeltKK, lit t:..neunl. N C.ioMn. MlK.
( 4 H KT. daug Mrr f Jim. 4 Sdler. of linn p.. t.
Vtsinrd in t It is eunjr on ilie I'Jh n.iant, by
F II Vl.iiwll V.M). MAIU lls voC ' Ail-Di-LLio
Vina MAUIH NKUU.V
Commercial Record.
i tiAHi.ort i;. n.BTL'.ity m, icia.
Cnltnn,
4.Pilm,
H
(0
15
Njilsr
Iron,
hH,
Corn,
tint,
Oho..
Iteeswat,
('i- iltipr,
B lie Y iin,
slieel n gst
Tall- W,
Su'e hua'tier.
a 01
4J 5
2J 0
9u a l
911 a II
in a lid
5t) i CO
25 . 3
7A a IM)
31 a III
in .. hij
15 a I?
Si
I Mailer,
Heel,
"Innr. MA.
4 5
$') a G
ri.iip,,uine-, 31 j
Ull
n
mi
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H
It
.Ml
I ard,
Bienn,
Silyr,
12J
)2J
7
In
4U
! C. tfel-.
M , lasses,
CHAIU.FTnN MAP KPT.
Cll.tBTnN. I IBOIAHY 18 IS.Ij
COT I ON 'I hf w a ...nd ileinat.d fof II. o,
y aifiH.iv. wlorh ri-a.ilied in the a tie .f upwirdioi
2(1(10 tia'a-; fiinii. r pncea wire .uai.ioe ii 'I he
iraiiaai-iifina I fc 47 ll a, i.t ere ea rai g i g i tern d 7 S
lu i-euta. Cliarltttua i ouner.
fOJ.UMl'IX MARK K.T.
( n.Lna'a. hliCinT I? I si?.
Tliere waa mi ciiaiiga in pre a lo d y, ai.d ih1 da.
urn d lnf I'liilnii win h itvri mid iini-r i!. I i.e uut
a iin figiir.-a nl y-apolv wrra f.-eiypud and I
iri RT.-'hoi ro'i.pr.a it 3"4 liaUs at fro,. 6 lu
teii'a. R'pniltd fur I he I hitltltii Courier.
3 Look Out!
A I.I. peranna intMiitd to IIip firm of Sturln &.
np l,y Hie ll div of Via r null, iliry may eiuam to
land aio p-r.nni h.if ni; npn arnm,i wiih.
A l . Mf lor isai, may l.liuiv UU I , aa n ;
very inprtanl tlial all a counta ake.uld ha alored al
ila end ul the year.
A C. STIC ELK.
February 24 1853. St I M
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?i)e.em.)i Jiol:,
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10
tMRLOTTE,X..
rTrf v V K ni.'Vid iitui 'Ii, ir s,,,re, ,.i,e d.ior
wT-k, Ki-i c.f Srit A- AIL .,. on M ul Tf. I.
i lurl "'.-. V b'u rv -'j. Is",?. j f
ilafiucrrian CmIIcvd.
.
a 1 a sl l'l KM Y I I I dill D ai d fin. -lied.
I s T-.r i
(If all
BEST STYLES OF Tnh ART
w ILUK & i'Alv:il IMt,
IS'. IHIlS ll-W ( t.ff lf".
jvj3iotice.
riMt'. nf-il rseiiul Vleetiiii! .
Ptf.fl I, Oil1 M'-lliral
.V S.,ri'l, Mill h .m,A in
'le T" n ot SlielHi ,
' cviaefl eniin'y, i.c., on th.! I h iniir.day in
March, 18.12
T IL JONES, M D, C. V R Sct'y
F, h-iisr( H IS."ii 4-1
Dissolution.
' H E PtItf,nprl lirffinioie (ii-lme iinrjpi 'lie '
6 firm ol' (ir m . Alexandrr i n ihe IU'Ii
instant, di""!T d bv mnf" tl Confn'. Ah p- rnnp
n-dphted u the fi-ni Vt'sT mirt unn cduff psj
iiaiti ; ii d - h'ff l' injj itciiunts M I'ST MtUie iin m
by .!s l uurl D X .
T II. Bl.'r M.
S. F. A LI X MLR.
4 f
Fchnnrv f. PSJ
(Notice.
nrwIi-MAM JOMNSMiN nvug purrhaed the
rnttre n.riff tt nl' Sm. P Airxandt r in 'he
h "if r ftinn A A under, and having tdriheii a
inua-tnf rtthtii wil'i T- It. Brrm, thi bntt
hf-reat'tr b Ctiiducied under the fit in of Brent &
liihtis'on. i
t. it. nnrM,
WM JuilNTON.
Ffhrna-. H. 18531. 2 f
UiHYV and KllOE
IS.
A Wt ! IK rt-fiifiu I tufi fhr
nt ( hi ' np and it vii in ty, h
it 1Z i
preri d to exeui
l e tin tit- fiofr
M ofu r d 'he fervi
(ji.i (1 wiifk.i'Cn
iy IT r . lie h
i. tit. ud lot rn Irat
' inn fii-e wnrk tnr
in r v t ar, and he
bv rails rem thoe
- xentpd.
le a '1 we k
hi
no' u'e, t8 he ha
Cf xf 8t frriit nn
ilnn rrtun t cotiti
j.-r rei'tiveif a
JSj hi f Miitahtt- i-r n
Mtt(iS lO tT' rto
h hn j; such m urk
ITA'I H!I EKHS tiunetnalty att( nd d to. and fhoe
if.hu e fit.e Fump Biuti, &e., ill p'tfe give I
-i triul a "iat inr onty reriain way wi mtc rtainiit
m h her he ran nlra I htm er not.
II- n-iu'n hi- ihank tor ihe tr "snace heretofore
n-itivt-d, and he hopra to merit a coi.tntuatice of
hp time.
J r"Hi vhon i ihe toa-h diwr above th uld Jour
Valuable TOWN l'UUl'KKTY
For ale.
fll IK Mib-rnher i fct C0
II 'M-c si nil la-ti in fl art
iib-cnlpr i ITV's ("or a's ha
,i le. U rtg
1 ii..-. ta. t. N -r Ii ot 'lis Jail, 'uf
'Iv iiwnfii I). M.lrs Hill .no ,a'aiy
, ni,,,, u .. !'. K W. II "-. T- f ll' i.-r n ! 'o
i. n lith and in- 4 r .oiii- win. ft'n pia."- I'i rail.,
r-.df- a i-n-.fl hi-miMi' a ,r. I hv l ot i- 'is iivd
. i-air nb al nriia- miii li'i'isr-, a h'.l L
ic ill nl waif., in vaid uiH a e tardni. Ai y
,r - t-rliaa,. g r-n liar i.ii"jf .li' ,'fisses.".',.
, j .
)',..,. ii. .ln. t i im nn ui., r-n 'MIT1 llnir l-.irr.
n,r i li , , I---1. . or i 'lie siilist'f tb. r. -il
t.nai. I. a I .
Frb'i.arv I S.
JIlilN li. Al l X Nlit:ii
4 I
J. V. Mean & Co.,
l.titoir, ahltci It cu , . . t .,
ti K pff-pari-d la, H U. J -Ia wi'll l-rompti aaa
. and di'i-an ii. a d iTiHin ' -l,a lar.a' and
nit-ar inipiofd f iiinna In ih ihlir ir? ua.
L,--i.op in Oia t-BrnT n Ida aquarf l.laan
llarpti'a . Mill I'a Mur.a 111
J. A. FOX,
Attorney at Law,
m - LI. prariioa in iha aurmundiat I'minii' a.
V ? II-- will ailand to . ha ellrci'nn 0111 rt' bl-iti-i.
him in cliarifa. Alao to the adlling l pcna.on
and land bounty c'a'ma.
OA So' 24, B Jf R"W. '
'AST IIL.IUI.il
.II.l)4vLS.WILLIlS
HAVE REMOVED
To tlie f oi'iiM-i'lv oet upi-
il hy Tie. Pi u her, next looi'
lo liot iVm Hotel.
t t.vrlotit, t'elimtiTq II, IS5?.
3lf
Direct Importation.
iWlil
At Wholesale, in I'Larlcston, S. C.
Ci Sl K I, KKI!I(IS".N h. CD. be, and are'
. I'enoiiiiH'h reieivina bv pverv arn.i!,
w htrh fhry arc prrj n'f 1 to pII il (tfiiall atlvance.
n Oil mpr inp rt. A Imtk ! Hieir
mil well Sin fie t eiii.lc. T
WAS E n
is large and cninplt-ie, aiol in
ir S' o'-k uf
many f'y' will be tojud, nol gmiKriil y kept rn
tht' if liurki t.
( .& v.. 1, ki kf:i-o & m
N- r'h W.-m i nru' r ot King nd !rktt t.
F'h wilt C If.VJ.
Celling Ofl'nt Cost.
St' )'iu wain .(lrl) .ni. the a i'l.
,n, d we ill ii,.urp '' IMIKll MACCJAINs
Inn you liaf evtr Lad i fl' f. d vou ui I in n.a. tei.
II II. .V l. '.s. V II. 1.1 M.S.
Cha!ol'r, r.lruari II, 3:1'
H ft vv, bki-kwith .m.
lit n ui v. d h-, MKP to
tl't fiUJ'P 'a'e y "f-riipn d h
fC fice. .he he w.ii b,
. sL2dS2 V-ru,i.v 11. IS'i 3if
-
ISlfk iiifv VARUS nfln.wtt in
The H nut- .Nt'' PrflHlliir nil
,i La'I'K i-nl 7 ccn-.a per
yard. ( i
C 4 ISHIIWN stlEI TI Vf;S at II cr t.
j I'LKAi IIKH SIIIK I GS, lo.er ll.an cstr and
I p ..,. iv i.f i hi in,
1.000 viiids nf V.I.H. a pilHlTn'CS, al 4 centa.
15ale Yarn,
' anv qu iril.tv aiel al anv uric, , w h,, es ee or rp'ail.
' II ti A I. S. Vi 1 Ll.l A Mi.
i Chmlollr. Fel.i any II, 1 -ii. 3tl
s-s . - -. r"-"S" A.
iZe&i iU Ja. V-
-sr
To the Merchants cf Western North
Carolina.
! Jiff trq:;e- " t" J-lw- r'-P nfKili I'm 8l'f "".
nv of iti P eirt'i.( 0 ihe ( 'rl- i'e nnii
SiJ h rNroiim (.'..if K nd i 'i-w Hv. Ilmi the U tt
Kill b- ul iin- l-eii-'t 4 nul- be uini the iNdH'-h 1 n'tj
oi- i hi Vutt ti.t. !it u 're n the n!fl K ai-d la -I
,iK h; -ttd thai il. t ) ihtre mil bt read) lur
1 if feci p'hmi ul MerL'Kiiidi?.
This I'l-ikj! if C'j it ih-! trom fhi'l'if,e. anH ihe
i i?er Oiin he ci
made b. the C
stil al a ne laid pii,inir r ,rd.
"ini.ir!) , ur at Moort a rerrv, totii
direrHv nft the i sd.
I.T I tut Mt-rt hattti mav bf op, rifH -( lln enn
ychietice "nd hlicrf rnnj( nt dilin e lor wntnii
iifiij.'ti, tin1 nc f-i9 1 e k in ihi-S;jte ft out (t-i.ti-rd
Sjii-hu.. HCFiMfd, urc rqueti is iiiPsrl thi
nn' IC
Charlottf. Frhrunry II, .52 tlm
Cloths & Cassimeres,
I A LAM.t. I.OT, Ah h v.- nr n:il ig tV at
I I US I' I'ali before ihcy nre a-l guue, il )ua
want toiiielh:ftg fine al n tut nt
It B .V WILL! AMS.
Chailo te, Fbiuery I i, 3,t
H'-ii- r:r r-c- y3- jBzi
Office cf North Carolina Rail Road,
UhttM-s an' 27Ui J.iii u i ry . 1.".'.2.
1
J'iOPdSAI.S II tir rprrivrd al il.is ilVi e un
oi fills lur lift- Not ih larc liiid Kuil Ituad Irouil'iur
lotie 'i i'i bury
I'tie -nt- t t ight 'mi ho p, to be hrun nn Ixn
: il: tv . i if It !-n: s ou'-I bf u-t t.-, l,t I hi le f ij-'hl in
ch i h i k ail d shoA e pit hu I e- lent in ihe t,e n
Mi rs, i hf i-titer I ah .ft!e(i tu be (w ked nr h- wn
'I he m! 9 tu be .-I t,(li'd hue or .it o.ik him) trbb
i-i i in i' e in-; r. nin of t lit- en.; im r? uf er o. uvf y
mi ihe r a.i. Ihe rii-hveytu he ine Utlrr pan ii
tht fei it nr btfi .iiitiL' o' ihe rvx' tur, itd
to b- p.td h.r o:i'il iiw; e. ii d and rceivi tl.
The tuddi r v Ml na'Pt in th r bus- the p)rs per
mII th- jic'i-'iif- tin toe ria.. tin whifii ih-v prouo-e
lo rtrliver ihi ir l!:s. alt rh neefioii! mil be noioled
not to iheui by the Knme r-on the li"art.
Tiie ie."-itoft stake- he'itJ lull teei apiirt, twenty
uii) be pidCi-U at a conveinei'l 0nl nei ca l
(eel k in tUke, it id twenty hiiU nt filty irel trum the
ft ke? i d -u put op a nut tu dainn e Ly Jyn en
ihe trmjt-d.
Tht: M.is to be f t during the present W sister or
,lCXt Spun.
M. MORKIIEAO,
rreMUcttl 4N. C. Kail Road.
3. 10
t
Y svKtS at I'ti dtiu I'atririge
t-l tvif!, qtiMiit)fl ana cuu.
hf re u ill he i ne IiM
i" . M (.HIM; wr
II f L S VV 1 1 LIAMS.
nitnf ' I 1". 'J. .til'
i ht ttff. Fh
Dissolution.
T
II K li .a Wrot'.iiA K-tUr i (Ins fiy citi-
fMMVt'd bv tnutuil rii-ei I. A!! jur n- in-
dehttd to I ht? firm nre nq-iesitd t ta:i ant! iil'e
hitwet-n this em. Auni t'nuri, i f ih n,ay rit-en
io nay ro-i, aa the b'imts ot the friii tjiuht be
WRI-TON i RK.I.KR.
Removal.
t m IIIKh'ih-.-i ib, r h
E purchased
the w. iiJ!e of toe
1 in nml hn l Iron
haa renin .. I lb-,h -ii-t oi' K. H B'a Irv, i.rar.
Iv ni'io'i ' J. I'- Ki r' llu el, hfi. he h. s '.
sf-f. a I nl Ins nd na . ii.i-'f. an. I lrnn,ls. as h '
rt, ipM,,,p,.,l ,,i srll Tl II Wit l'' i" tr FOR CASH
bn l! lias it.-' I et ti -u.il Mi I'll -riot f, cill.e- bi in,
Whnlen'e nr k'euil. 'I I. ishn-g lu p-nch.
anunifl.. .il',t i.. ive li.in 4 cjli be-ur-aupfi ji",
I e eela-ea eUewhi'rc.
UTAH kii.ri.ol Ul'S TRY TRODIVE lake,
in firl.s. (f- 'ni wrk oi ware.
J Ml Ufll.'K, turn aa Hoofing. Glllo
II I ..', ! C I'lprt) .V.C, duuo ai intatioii
t. n,iiu .
JT-ORDERS from a dnianc puncloi'ly allend
ed lo.
SAM L T. WRIST..
Jinuvy t l."52. S I
"1ANAKY fEE"D!ri.
T ? WiJjy
Bale of Unimproved Lots la the Town
of Charlctte.
l oiteaia Bed r.omiir;
a fur i Im "Ihwii ill I ht'l.'lo-.
viroie nf .in lernv f :so rt .h Hum.
Ac el I l u.M, ,t i.,i,, , Jj , lef rt , ,
inn ra
I, by
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