t
"$c ihz fo fiot fo i-oq, Cotihj, 9 fo ijoti
HOLTON & WILLIAMSON,
KliITORS.
T. J. IIOLTOX, Thoprietor.
TEKMS:
Ti. v..,.i, r-..ii., . Whi.r uill he afforded to
iibneribcrs i t TWH I K I . f, A i S in adv-ri-c, or
TWO HOI.LVKS AND FIFTY CENTS it p,v-
m.-nt be delayed lor tun c moiitliK, .mil T1IU l.'K
hOI.I.AKS ul the ml of the year. No piper will
he discontinued until ..11 nrre..r.iecs are paid, ex-
..... ... ii... .......,..( ii... k.iii.o.
.... . .. ii ii ,,..,
: r . : ; : . : ; ,
...... ... . ... -.... ... , .. ..
. lion, and ccilli. ior e .ol coiilmii im o.
....... n.l Sh.,.n- . S.lc el...recl !!5 Per
it T . j . . ftn..., 1 ti. 11
t.fift. liiiilur ; nnd a deeuct.on ot 3.1J per cint. will
ho 111
l.idu frmn the rcirul 't yievt, 6$ adcrtier b;
sT.ii.iTi
Hu..ru t t -I . : -T
.1 ai oi;i uait: lor Clt.ii tiiou. oviiim
mommy ct n- i i M" '"
!T Ml h u, r r.n Iiiimih' miit no dircclrd to
the I'.ditnrs. !.etliT niiit be poil paid or they
ill not lie i. ttcliili d t i.
TT I'ayninita nn ! iii u'.f torillu-r.
tJ Poslnianters are aiithorizi-d to act ii ai'rnta.
tMKOI.IXA IN.
BY JKNNINUS B. KERR,
JFVbrttiry lb.
IK.3.
3if
JODftWS HOTEL.
UnrotiilJii
5T havintr b-rn rt-crli d to pooh extent in the
itrroilod'O roontieo, lhal the 4hiv PSitt'dih
nt-ni ic cIom C'ind no d -uot by hhhh d'Sniiif;
cbdra'ff ) ilif '"I :nl rr tlifrrfor lakfs (hut nidll
od of informing t lie rommtifiity -it l.rgn I m it the
or-gi of ftmd r p"ri m la 'I'hunk'iil liicte orf
(or tavotifn wild bo . Xp'irtf(ie- of eome te vft
ye.ir in the ' u.-im-S' It i d a -nfifil a th.ira ol
ptrnnn'rt (I ivt g fii'!' rcfith d Dntl iiii(irv!d
fid HiiH"litiniPni t'ff fVe'N ai-fured ilni his gnvni
hall not leave douiaiiKticd
li. S. JOHNSON.
Hagler's Hotel.
OHi .ni :id -n ute.
f jfiYrm '''"d f lomrrtiH-g Inn frt. n 'x
f"rTj iM, :,:c petit-ruUn, that In-
h if e-mipiii; i n hf. Ure Hro.k
nn'iJ'nc f1" 1 ne:i.'l"rto -'r-pi, im the t- W i ol l.e
n nr, o tied hv 'I Win I ;t n-ntf ri, nl Ihfe (I ippv
V.tHev. 'I lo- h"i fili-r f-M- ysn i-mduoti! i
tPofin n hi- d-t'ie t" rmh-r eiirdtiiin o' nil
w ho ?tip ia lib h in ritnil'urt ih!e nnd. gre. a bit. ler.
Unit IfjiVfli'ig I'" lb III') IK' till, slid lilli'jf to
l iid a te (lav', wtri-. o iiM-mth. ii the (ileaftant
vtlUym of lti.n nr, may lmJ hi Uoum pb-iM.nl
A. K. II AOL Kit.
V u i ,-1 H i
IDTEL,
( 7.l.7.:.S7 f.V, n. r.
T
I I; unn:ri i-p
j- ri.spi t ur v in in
I- and I'm MMlie gri
ah ho a f-,i8 f of the a
tiitoi ! r f. i-i'
IV. I hnl he h t
. Il f.l.. 5s hi- h i-he wi I pen or I he
pi-epi mn nf B "'r- nd Traveler liWen lh
25 h n.aMiil and "he 1st .enti miter. I hm loug .s.
1ib iH'ied .ind w-ll Niir)n Hoo-e. ha tiiideri.",iirt n
jhorrnji;'! all fi'ion ' urmigtiatv , and hirmhtd wm.
n imi l'an''i''ii ii e ( u r n' u r, arid ttem-j Nthia'ed
in Uh' riMiirtt o lni'n-fr. aid in ib m-t fhion
aoic part of ihr rdv so p n" a ea,l frnrn hpr mrm
rout if ihikN and Inrmer p iTun- ot the tlm- ; a--d
will av in c'rn-'l'i-ino. nothMni will hi- It 1 1 mid'-nr
cm hep pnrt to inak tofiu euu.fortatdd whtbf in td
ii oUhO.
MRS. A. J. KKNNKDY4
Aiigoul 18 3 -hi
I
VI K
IMl! -
lia-
lb
:if ( firm of
teed in my
of. Ifei I ot i (.,
or ml ! I inn, ucd
;nuff in.
h'e t to n id hr.-i
V (; I' not i-xpecl lorijjfr iiidu:;iMte, an it t A
, i I' h invrn.
J. P. SMITH.
J i'y 1 j.1 Wl I
M. .o.Ei .a aa. ici rac
lioi'icij J. foto,
TR Tf,, prtf-N. 't .t'-klfntnirg and the nv.i
Tf T I e n-'j Hiiii-g fi.ui tM' and ir..e(-t!r B um.
V I. und 8"d l' n ntn 1 1 tinm. tTl-f J(ihii-ton'
b'r. k huil'ln- b' teen K;rr' Hotel and the 1'o-t
OITi e, U)i ni.tira
J nmry I i f 2 - 1 Y
Dissolution.
jinlll; roi.niir ii. ol hi. i A. Ciidwul! is thin
X 1 d'M-.'v.-d ii. o.l roii-dil. A'l '
K.n. illd'til.d t i tun la if fi ni -e r.-i.ii..nl in cn.kp
iniinfi ite t'i o-in. ol wed th "iilotcriiitr, who a
one i. aniiioriz-:d to .eulu the. ..no
C. J. FOX.
Ser.!em.r I. I 3M
I oil .no ami t I a ''..
jf illKWIN'i Tobacro of the moat uirior
brind li'-t in the .SUte. fiifar. moiur.
paa.ed. For -.ule l.v
ruriaiAun & caldwkll,
I'fiysirians .y Ol n;rL'l.a.
(hlithrr H, 3711'
Notice.
w W ISH ti roir.1, .... T'-VKNTVor 'I Wi:1 V.
H. H VI-. M;;iuKS. .M. n und U.oiir n Irom II
to 27 r:ir. old, for wlurh i will pay tiio luiu-fil
t.n ci. a, in caah.
S. A. 1 1 A Ii I " I
, A vint.
17-11'.
Noveinh' r
l.'..l.
II ;i iiipl !' Vt'Ul.ihl.' 1 1 ii. 1 11 re.
kK-K iVKI'l.y r.leh':ioi for it. wondiolui
M W I?' t. in toe ru.f ol .-'of.-'oH di-ao. mid
all i moinlieH ot do. Ihtiod, jo t r invrd amiI lor
if hv I'l.TIVHAltli Jt ( .M.IiWKl.h.
1 id' II Si7 t
oviiii'. V ui-tiililr l.il In ii ii I ri l
9 Mllll-: li.pale t m il cons i f the aft (in it n el
m. and oli" T .1 a-. . f the it.itiary on ill-.
Ii. .it. ai.d you ol n- vit I.n w iijiiu- it tor .nl-j
by
I III I'l 1 1 A lill .V tTAl.llWKI.I..
CIC.
:i7 i
BXli. I.'II'.M.S' l.i.rrnorl, 'J ,,r A f haurhali.
P iUi, lor Ihf-rorrot tl loillinittioo, llroiii-hi.
'mli,h , ' ol I-, ir, Ac, lor ,h- hr
J KI 1 IIA ill A- CALJiU KLL,
I'hy.iici.ilm V Jlru'sjihlii.
OrluifT I-, l"-73. a.u'
illi
For 1
" I, for sulc hy
T. J. HOLTON.
II!I(U I
1!1IIVIV
lllJllli)
j.JFall Importations. 1353.
BANCROFT. BET i S U """iSiSR,11 AJ,L'
4 Inn lotwll, S. C.
TE AliAI.N invito tin. at tent ion of .ir.:lin-
era ol MtY liUOHS in tlu Nuili. and
Suutnweat to our stock ol C.m,.is Inr Hie till
Trail.-. 'I'o mi rtliauis im liuvu vikiIi d our mar-
ki t the past ae..'iii, i jjiiiiihiI our .lock i. ml bc-
cone c ipuuihlcl w ill. our l'.,cililic lor dmiu; bu.
sin. sa, it la linn. -.- u-.ury to a..y lliut i.Hi r in.
du.ssinciits o,il to nu liuuse hi tlu country
I Our KAI.I. STOlK h..s bee. sckcted v
it ti
(treat ciirr, by tw.n.l our house, Imiu .,11 Hit- prm
-... K"m. , .1,1.-. . ..i,,.-, ,
will he Inuiiil better u.luliUil tu N ulhcrn Uali . lU
""'" "'"".' '"!" 7
" wish " .ostinctly ui imw
, -,. (,,.-.
wind it niptini'tly uiHirrbli-otl t' iHijiri
T""'1" h "'l'1 '" ""' I llu M -'.
Wr i.rt'.-r, in jr I.AOIUS
DKI'AlMWi KNT. a lull mid comuUte .rlmi nt
ot ill I Itn- iiewi'Sl sty Its and .brKs, nurh .if.itk,
IS tina, M ircilineH. IK l liinrs, CuchnifrfB, KuIk ,
Mum, Ui I.aiitfK, Iiir( pe lh Latin , Hrur .li und
I'l Alp.icrjH, J rt ih h sfnt t rnin Mcrihoh,
l-tbatfiiiH, tdn l-I..iin t. Silk Vtlu'U, t"rai st
I, ((.; Frtncli, Sct.ti-li and Knyltsii OiiiliainK
nd pnnta.
a i o.
I. one nnd Square Shii If. l'r;i Shaw Ip, M intil
.ih, M .ntU, 1 lith, V lv t iti.d Silk. 1'i-ni ami
Kmhroiiii-rfil V iNrtlm ami 1 ki, Swim imd
Krt'iirh Kinltmuit rit s in ;ri".it vmfm ty ; W'lutf
((hhIh, Ribbon, Ins8 'irnnUiL', I..ct-n, c Ac.
A full .ind luinnU It- .muirtiiieut ul (HUl liiii
M1IXINKKY i i Ki'nshs.
! Il4si i y.
In tliiw drpnrtni ut we .tlVr evrry r-ofdiblf vn.
rk-ly of Silk, ( oltfu mm H.rl-ti lime uixl i
Hom ; Silk. .M' rtnu mid t t.ltnn L inicr U.: iim nU ;
Kid II vci . iiut k. Silh, H oitn u tid i oltmi
l.li.vi M, Ac. tic lie t,(y pi.rticui.tr n ttnition to
tins il ji-irtint'iil t 'it r hutfiiicss, und iti.br.it:i: ull
the ktfdiug uitit-Us Hi.nUd.
lVe ort'iT, in tli if" ih p.irtiiH nl a full and n.inpU ti j
Pluck fd C, 7, H. ! aiui K1.4 lilt -;irln d awl Brown,
J i rn.i h k k ; T-bh- tni rn, it tvl , iMuptr. ,
'1'owt'U, laniiik N..pku, U. ni.k i -y U , !w- j
.ih, ( r.ihh, ;p.ii. I,ifnii,-; IU iiiid U-i l.iuvu
Shi t tmcM ; iMIow I,iih-h ; I -mi 4 4 Irili I.iiu n ;
.M ir ftud Lumit r luilt!, Ac Vr. j
Hi onlrlt Ii, I' .ii , IfOliissv j
In tlim t!jKirtiiM ht w? rndiriice "11 lit bl ;
ntukin of rrencli, t.irm-i;, and l.nylmh mul A-
nuTir.iii ( "lotlifi, t'iiKiti.tTi .snd ; IH i k :
and I'oloreo Silk mm S.t,n Vt-m.' !, V.U.lilo;1
3.1 li-4 Ku jhkli mid A'ii- nr n Tmi; h. J. ..n. i
.S .tinrlr, I.iii vb. rt nn und l'l..irt i Lining i
( JIIVMH, radtlll'JII SilhS, I Wtfl, JlUlti.liK, Ac. Ac I
Blankets, Kerseys. Flannt b, Domes- j
tics, he i
Wo off-r, in tin dcfurtmri.t of our liuiiits, a '
lnot 'iniph tf iiHitf tllK'tit o! Knyhh iii"! Ann
nil 111 .iiKrtr, Scant 4.fnla ot all quihtitt'
Hint.-, Kd and lilue M.ihh U; Hir-rli. d
Itrnu ii dcmi jftif n ; I, men -rid (t(on Oaii .Lur;
and I'ulort u (" Itoii, t If:.
Carpets, CiJ . lotbs Rags, Curtain
istna ac
fu-i. Waneh r
y every arte le in tin
i l.iielisii, s. ul' Ii
Wm pay pariirtihT all4
our fni-iu us, :ind f-in uppi
IIoiiki .turnihlMii inn-, eui-i as i.ni:
S. ul h
d
; Kb-or
; Kiil'h.
ih Mik
I,001lN
and Ain.-nr.ii: KIA'CTS. Tl'try, V. ih
ply mid I r.; ill (jrpitt ail qu.-litii
t loth-, from 1 vurd lo ti yardt in winth
..t-, I 'anion ,1 .ttmr, M-'ir liod. Ht
Ihrii.iftk". I, .cr und M'i-tui, ( iirt.iin-.
(tiniim, Kriny , T,ip-p!s. i ffniH', A r. A c
V r tirr pn p irrj in thm ii ji.irini' nt 1
any (iond A.int' d lor II l !, Str-iiufni.tt?
i"l I n-
t v:ttr IIhUm k, nnd fit tin in up m tin: o --t if uiid
II) lllIHT.
liANClloKT, ItKI IS A MAnSMAl.I..
No iSf At 211 hiinr.cor. M k tut.,
OctuLr I' li'W
JA.MKS MouiniKAD.
NO. a, AIU'IIDALK STHKKT,
(7Mft..'.S''f) V, .v. f.
nAS.-ilw-iy. on h.-ind n p.d .i..noo nt ..f I'hi
l l I.KIK l:lili:s,M.M.-iol I-lUl DHS.
Aino, .M.iNtitactort .
Ploiehead's Premium Wine Bitters,
no inn' h rcrnniiof nd( d by Phy-iii-jan, -ind nil who
h:iv" u-'-d Ihein, ..f l ie hft tom ,in'i t-m ui
now h CuT'- ibe piihiif, huh )- and r- t il.
(hluirr :, Ih.i.'i. 7-1 y
rilAMIiKHS, JKKKKI.S I D,
CO MISSION IIERCIIANT3,
ftl.lltf.l.sTfKI, V -.
II K under-.jf
, f.-iMtfi ihi' kt to
th. if IH Ith'THI
their no.iii-'
ll' roo: i, and iiiiotin llit-tn linl th-y fiilt eotitp IO
the hii-ifieMa an hfrt'tu't'T" inii Inr d (iieiti r a
t'.y to n.-fV their Inei d" itf) nil who ony lior
Ihein Wllh Coil"'i;riMM'iiti. up hu-firf.fi in i' h t '
lhr kl Add a'tihtV and Hil no fllu'l on their
prt't, will hr wnntfi t 'o piv-M t iM-iftifio.
chamuki'.s, jki ri:i:s X Co.
Churl, mim, .(-.. J .iy a" If. 73. iJ7 o
RAMLIN, PUI.LIAPI k CO.,
IMKOKTKI!-. M WIli.K-.I.K liKAI.KUS IN
! Foreign k Domestic, Staple & Farcy
DRY (iOUI)il
.Vo. i:m, .netting smtr,
UMKI.K.-.'1'i IN. .s. V.
W. P. of Ai.lo.tilm, N IT.
It VV. Pui.l.lA hit ol
I. M. ' a.ioMii.ifl. Ia! oTtit'orgia
A 1). f MITH, Ul'! ul Ai-ln-Vllli'. N. ('.
,llll INll iil tl,
AT Oil. HI. U S Illtl TOItt:,
M f-.X li an vr-TiM; I.i-:hkm',
I'rllll Y llUbs I'AIN h II I.KK.
R. ;l y 'MITT'S I X I li M I 1 -K Y l-.l-l.tiVV
MM K KS S.M.'S VI'll. I. ,
I I l.l.'S SAHSI'Alni.l.A.
vvr-'.sTKK'.s iiviswi 11 n iu;i(if v,
DAI.I.r.YW !' Al. I'AIN t X'I'llAl Mill,
ik. iiiMiH.A.NuN i.Ki! 11 an 1.1 rims
Noliee.
m DJ A VINT; nfdd my mlirr nit-r in my Diuir 1
I D Store to Hr, 11. M. I'nif hard, to w-hmu I ,
' would reertinin hd in) f-nnt r irn nd- m tin pur.'
( h of .li-dii hu h, iimi I now 1 1 ve iii-tii i t' li
jm l -ttiiif iiid''bt( '! tin- old fprntid I't, A Orr, ami!
Vnx A. C.lfKvell, and niy il indivi-tually lo main- !
mimedi.iti "-etlh im iit iIim r hy Note orCih, us
It in r indijlgenf eaino-t t- i? n.
In mv .ih-iein-' the ,Vdi-i and h(inki of the t i.n '
' ft Til w i'l! he lull in the hnidn of r. J.,hu I . I. ,11.
: impir who ih aulhorirtrd to m tfle 1
etipt in my name.
i- S..HIH- and r
. .1. KiX.
X.l,
( lnirliittr .S'y(. 30,
W .uilt il,
'aflafl "USIIKI.S oi io w and well eleiio d
17 If W II K.VI', t my Mill- III oillfK ldov
t'liiirlolte. ia i in Hi ri if not I ... Ih.it. milv ionndv o.
Ilia binhei. Toe White llo Vlny and ,h.i IV lotc
b"rd.-d Wheat prelirrnl. J-orwhieh tho t 'AMI
will lie paid
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
Auguit 2D. JUtl'
pern
I l.uuf
'-rrlinnr
1 re. -
FUll THE NtiHTn.CARt'I.INA WIlKf.
Such is J. i .
Iift a hiidow lifr's ! ilre-irn,
A nit', ting pt t a partiiig ft-t ne,
Willi joys uiul sorrow it it U'.th Uim,
buvh ii ht.
To-tluy, thr pays of lupr do bt'iii
I'(ion im brifl tly and nrriir,
Tu tnai tote brings its bofn h i hi-m,
Surh iK life.
Tn thiy Aurora'ii lilit appear,
!hhpfllitjT otT nijltlV 6 s v tfara ;
Tv-mortuw's dawn waken our (i tn,
Suth is hie.
Tbp pr lttlitirr child the ftryrd ire,
)elmin iitt- ii mi yinthil tin-,
Ail tft.o lofih one utt f mure,
Suth 18 life.
The iKumrinff frr and tn tr in ii'l,
'I'-' hlunn',,ijr Urn',., f.idni in..id
Kxhibtt ( tlio pfrhtfps unfiiid,)
Su. h in lit.
The diy the weekn lite polling yenri
Stormy ky an w furling sphr n n,
V Iiii(h p in uur iiMtftiiii ear,
Sueh ik L IV.
That "inch is life' bow oft we nc,
Some in i;.n'"tnN ami m ghe.
Sunt- in hojH h -t mist ry,
Sm li is life.
7 1 iiut, wnrriors 1m Id aiid limw,
I 1 1 1 their Una iin ir euiintry iivr,
io trt'iliuW flit tiiC elUlit jftiii-,
Sut-h life.
I.ilV'n a drf'im, th?t .win i p-tt,
I'h momefitti ph i )t it- iipnutfn f.mt,
rSllW COIllf tilt fit-'t tTf 1'MIJ I'l. 1.1.1,
Su 1. i .
tt;.
CtituirUt Y'ttf, S. C.
illisctilancci
u
RLVLLUIICNAI Y iKCIEIT. T.
The iie-noir.' liawncd on the unfortunate
Hales i "i.hi.en:! 1. 1 ju-t as he had conliiit
tcd to pap. r and secured the information he
bad ventured his life to obtain. He knew
'that he jja.-.l on the bb-s-ed suiili,!.! I'.r
! the la-l time forever. He felt that in a few
I hour, a portion of the beautiful earth, now
'? "ul o gloriously, would be 1 itijs a
cool mass upon his hos on.. I lo Knew this,
and hi heart cramped like a deadened
titilio within him. He thought of hi- p u .-nts
iu their I ,-reavcd lo!ie,ine-s ; of hi- hetpi'll-
cd in lo-r broken hearted oriel', an-! i.moi it
expanded with lorrowiu tend, ri,' -- lb
was as ioave a man as ever eoot'r-ni. -d
death; -nil he bit il a fearful thin- t.
- , . i - , . - - i
yield up in- nie in itsyo,in' n..pc, to en
ter intithe unkii js.il biiiji d o --ne-- of et.T
nity, with a few houis po, parati.'ii. He
asked f.r the company of a cb-r-y man, I it
none came ; for a Libie, but it wa- not jm
Cured. He kin-It down in hi- la-t r ray . r,
and the outpouring of hi. soul was broken
in upon by t!io-e who came I i conducf i.no
to tin: fillnw-.tr.-i.. lie went l-ow ml t-i
his execution, not seckino man . ajpiau-e
on the very blink of eternity, by a tai-e
bravado aoaiii't nature, ru-l.tni', with lo
proud soul cn-fl in pride, op to tin- very
presence ol the Mo-l Mi.'h, on-r c iinn na
ture's ju-t fears, and chain n.-in.' alh r aj, -to
admire the boldtie-.s with v. h:eh hi, am
lotions ,-oul could pas. o the awful l o-e of
J,l,oi:.!l.
ill II ih 'I-i-li-i.
of ill'
hi- l;iti' ri" a
in ro a
atli. Wi
awf-li t;i
1 'hn-trifi
Midi
I'1"1 ""'"I
alrl ...,1
1 1 il
i-loll
li 1 I
hi. I"
- ht to t
ii-r. lli -..ml
I, ami hi I.i-t
! iiioio ln.-s
; n ;i- . . i -l in hulllllil y to ( i
' ifU wt : " Mi, that I
to ollV-r up lo iiij- country. "
j It w:i a s.'ohili'l fci lio, tin? ilioio-r tariu
to t lie Kiio'ii-h c-ominaioli r. l-'niu hi-own
laii'l of luxury h hail importi"! t;n- iii:i--iie
plate (linl ill hcalo l-lillill that i-ovi-n 'I il,
; lo:uli..i profu-i-ly with viainl... Ihili-h nl.l
, ha'l piin.-ha-iol the tory larnn r' eulh-ry ;
! johli:ts sparkled with wine, like " no It . - 1
I ruhies or liipiiil auiht-r," aii'l In i in nnd to
( the lip. of. tho fray yuuii olTn-i-r-, who, in
ihtir lilK-riu,' uml orm, surr-niiided hy mhi'
anil wine, ri-vi-IU'il "Il the hrink of inl-i.ii a
lioii. Loud rose the voice, ul im-muii-iit in
pleolul choru, when a servant enti led with
information that a female had arrived at
their ramp with a flau of trueo, and ilemaii
led an interview with lien. Ilu-.ve.
A haughty smile curled the Kiii'lihiiian's
lip, as he addressed an Aid-de-eamp.
" What triek H this, think you '.' Tho
rehel. must hu rediieed to exti'eiiiilies, in
deed, when they send us a woman instead
of amhas-adors '."
'I he Aid de camp answered his eeneral's
smile, and di i.iam.eil ol the servant it the
Ivly was youno lie oi l ?
" Vouiij; .sir.'1
" And pretty 7" a--ked a dozen voices.
" I ! it Ii -r pale, your honors."
" Vmino and iuteiesiiu ; our eal' inlrv
I is he-till ill.' it-elf," eschnuieil si il II e ul the
! voice-, "general, pray admit her."
; " Silenefi enlli ineii, silenee ! The wine
has made you noisy;'' replied lieu. Howe,
rising from the tahle, and mdeiin.' tin- ser
vant to admit the vi-itor liiimeoi.iti ly.
Mn-l of the yoiino iil!iiers were mi ihrir
feet, and all eyes were turned lo the en
trance as .Sarah I'.aton advam-oil he
iiiuui iiiiil' rendered her pale l.-ai un-- ;
'
'
jMiostlv, and her crape veil thrown hack so
as to di-play her while forehead, and ee
toiiehinoly sweet in tb'ir cxpre-.ion, even
while resting on the front of him who had
made her heart desolate. Not a word
spoken hy the roup that surrounded the
dinner table ; the merry smile wa- ipicni li
ed on the warm Hps of each gay individual,
as he looked on the youinx American, who
stood heforc tin-in in the beautiful majesty
of her jrrief. Howe advanced with stately
politeness to receive her, hut she i-hrank
iioiu Lin approach, and with Heady dignity
rcpic-led the body of Nathan Hale for
tin i.stian burial.
Howe wa evidently surprised at tlio na-
turn of hi r petition, but courteously answ er- folded th cloak and found the papers con
ed that it could not ho granted, Captain tuinin the information purchased at, go
llaiehavinoalrcaJy het'ii buried three days, preat a sacrifice, secured in the vest. In
! " Vet surely "he wight be disinterred," taking them out, tho bosom of tho. corpso
pi -r.-i ted she, eagerly ateppi.i forw ard w as laid bar. Tbo moonlight poured lull
tbi'n.-ri-'L'- ',e"'B' 11,0 k i hIio added "1'" i! pulseless heart, ami Sarah with a
bc-cichiu lv: wi" "ot tefu I'" 01,1 cr of uony, mi tbe loug, bright riuglutof
parents alast look r,!'.e.i',;' ""ir SJ i Ur 0WU ,1L'ir
il on are a father you eaiulot ijUiiJ1"11"" , 1
deal to humanity. I NIAGARA IN WINTER.
"Arc you too sister or tho wife of the' . .
deceased, that you thus urgently ask for tV6 foUowitig lutereHting d.'-rip.
his remains '.' t;ou 0f 'rl0Y,i2fa wiu'pijroiu a
tureu en I, pir-sniir her lianos over her eyes
to hide the burst of tears the ipiustiou bad J'TI,r"rr ''' 'Mr'l
unlocked. Niagara is in ali its olory. ( ', rand, suldinie,
A youn' officer pllyimr her di-trcss, hand- i,,i o-in- it nlways is, hut now it U nn.re
ed her a chair. Mid sat down and was eu- It i- radient with beamy. Itiiot only awes
ilea von up to cheek t!ie iiiiiim.-ly tears, hen hut it fascinates ; it i- not only stupendous,
another advanced a thin- ot l.icol f-car- hut it is cxipiisiie. He who has never seen
let and hu.-e epaulette. ,,,,,1, touchin-' bur Niagara ill mid winter ha, never so n it in
whit.' neck with the tip of hi-i i-oleiit linger,
deniamled, " li she, was neither the wile
lcr the sister of the handsome ij.y, w hat else
could she be but a sweothean!
The blood flushed into the narhle checks
of the in-ulled "jrl, like a snildeii sun-ct;
but without answering him .die tiiriic-l to
lieu. II owe and said :
j " I ixpected at lea-t to lo Hecure, hut I
(find myself mi-tnkcii ; I ropiest an ao
t smr to my pi; ti lion and liber! i to w it hd raw."
I Howe cast on the youti io jo-rtimMit olli
jcer a look ot slern an-.o-r, ll,.-n turning to
I the maideti with the smooth sinvi'j of man
lier so common to (he i.nfeeiin j. man of the
; world, and difficult to contend a.-ain-t, so
i artfully does it clmrm awav oppn-ition :
i " Voun lady, I rejri t that it is not in
j my power lo crant your reipn--t. The re
, mains you sei k have been iii-p o d of ac-
, cord in to law in such cases, tii.-l niu-t not
! l .1 : . . ..i - i i i lit t i
i iiiiuriien. i miouiii lo' extremely nap- j;
py to pratifv you, hut in tin, as I have
aid, it is entirely out of my poaer."
I Sarah wai about to speak n' i:n, lo;! lit'u
a how of dismissal, he r.-o led the oun-'
olhcer who had handed li.-r to a chair, to
conduct her lo the bout in winch she c.-ilue.
Sarah shrink from the pr-.fTere.l arm of
her conductor, th-m-h much h. r tn-mloin!;
blubs needed -ut i.ort an I w-ilked sihoole
lo the shore; but ju-t a - she w as st'- pi no
I t.l Hie l.-.at. dr. v e ,-e to lu-rside and
vvhi-p.-ied, " ik- in that li'tle rove ,.ii-i.-at
liiidiiioht, and I will help you to the body
your are so desirous to obtain.''
Sarah w iih a stillvd cry of joy, seize d hi.
hand.
A 4 iil y-44-5-d-iJic'p ma? Cod
bless you:"
" l.e-train yoiir-elf,- lie said, we shall
e ob.ervrd ; 'sail out of si-.ht of tho i!
and at mi '. in bt conn;
t., tl,,. r tin- . r.i e
sc.; the tree " ,e I
as I have .1 1 1 o eted
i- near I v, y -oi can
!.d, but too late.
."ai th s e-,i- bad inikti on tii-it
tati :in-'
bie.ik and ab.rie spn -nil
I - a.iinst the kv, i.ki
ot "i:iiil . . .- ii, i,, i ..
11 i's lole bl aueh
- c. oi.-re at. d ariiii
A reiiiiiant of r .;
'1 a '! fl-oii it- (.::. I limb.. S .a - ii
fi'o- on- I o r j , r ..i' lo .k, and lor le art
s -i nn d in tl,c i lot ii of a vulture; then,
with a s-.). l.-ii ir.i-p of horror, .he spr ii.l'
int" l!,e boat, and shut out the leailul sijhl
w it h In r
oi ki tl hiiii'is.
'I he 'inn: noon that
:in- of Halo and lo, b,
hp oi In r :is -1,,. ,,; bv
Vtitlli s-(.
troth, d,
tl.e st It:
the
.'. par-
now shone
of hi-, obi
lath,
iu tl
III t;
' lio it that i.iy upon In r o u s
r-iekin.-tJ lie- .-wed of the ri--
iu' tide, and iliinin,' by d.-irrees to'.ar ij
t!o- s, ire. 'ibe w-.tehei, were anxi-iu-ly
I H.l.llio I ,r tin- i-ln-rou- H II o 1 1 - h 111 .1 11 Wiililll
In inii; of the "t xtim 1 le-ar the fiivr
lh- bivy, nn j-.in-i tr.- i'l at b-n-tl. c. i.
ed , and the -" ind ! . in- v o.-. s , uie fr ou
where he wa- -taiilin-. Tl.'-re wa- -lleliee
fir a few mmioTit--. A erai-kiuo in the
brushwood that skirted the cue an I tin u
tl
un- otlieer -t
1 mi the bcaeh with
le
paces ot them.
" I hio-k ' ..oil ou th
,re,
lie civd in
t rid of I h"
v or we shall
a -ut, nr. --.-. Vole
I have :
air ; ipiii
si ntim I. Ior ha
led have time.
Two to thri e str.ki s of the oars brou-ht
lheh i.it t o his fret. The old mall ar i-e,
lh- Very picture of -tern ti.f, the luooii-
lijbi dl-pl.-.y ill- the -llil lllli'llliiehts l, s
palt- face a- he ra-ped with l-.tii ..f hi-,
the lar-.-e white hand extended to a--i-l hiui
on the shore. The boatman followed, and
S .ii :i li w a - b-'t alone.
It wa- a f. arful half hour to the poor ejrl,
with the wav.-s iiioanin- like uu pliet spirits
about her, rnd the dr'-a l sound of shovt l-
liu- cart?' and mulHed voices coining 1 1
tli.. di-t.inee. She dared let. look alter the
thrc" as they went .tow irds the crave, f.r
her li.-ai t sickened at a-aiu lookin- mi the
fallow"; tree with ilJ horrid iiip.'l.a 'e.
A mi pension of -out, d.s caused Surah to
rai-e h.-r h-ad I run the folds f her shawl,
where she had buried il ; no livin- bt in
as in sijht. Pit the bla.-U -had ivy of th,;
Ido nly oak bad er-pt alon- with the water-'
like a va-t pall endowed with vitality, tili
its oxlre inliy lay iiloll- th" ed-e ol the boat,
and was in idiou-ly ii.ovni- toward- her.
W ith a cry of teiror and sei itb i in- nil
ov. r, a- if the unearthly dew of another
world was upon In r, the poor cirl 1 1 ;i t I . . . i
an out nnd -hoved the boil, out into the
inoouli-lit. A-:iiisi.. looked up, and the
three who hail di-interred t he dead appear-'
ed, beat in him over the hrijht -ra , wrap- j
.eil ill the cloak "I the l.ii.-ll-hlnall, lb- b et
supported by tin! fu neio.is othe.-r, and the
ei a v hairs of the father sti ea niiii- over the
I' body of bis lifeless SO. N'oisel. , tl, V '
came to the shore. There the old man hot
hi - loirdeti in the anus of the officer, while
he took bis seat in the boat and t It.-li his
ipiiverin- arms were extended and the
dead hotly of Nathan Hale, shrouded in it
inilitnry wlndiii- sheet, was laid aero-s tin
lap of hi , father, while his head re-led on
the chilled bo-oin of his betrothed wife.
They went, upon the water-, the livin- and
the dead when old Hale raised his grey
head and spoke fo the youn- -ill.
"Sarah, in inouruin- for the dead, w.
must not forget tbe duty we owe to our
country. Let us aenrcli for tlio papers we
aro to carry to Washington."
llien with his old qui vt-ritig hari'ls lie un-
nil its siiperbnu-s, 'I he summer touri-i knows
it only in its sternest aspect. Exc-pt that
rainbow vUilch ever ..pans the " in il of
waters, " there is ordinarily not one touch
of beauty ahjiif N",ara. Wildncss there is,
ruoocdni ,s, va-tm-ss yc, m.d an ovcr
w helming sublimity iiicnnpa rable. Th -.rein
v. cry otlu-r natural curio-itv in cither
hemi-phere is tame beside it. The va-te-t
mountains cimiiot vie il h it in i li. ct, for it
h is what they earned have movement ;
and inaoiiitniie in motion is always inure
iinprs-ivi. than magnitude nt rest, lii-t
tl.i- unmatched pruiideur is now combined
with a- matehl.s, a beauty. The frost has
wrought a fairy Work with the 'riin old
cataract. It has tliiimn about it a eaini
ture t,:it oiit-hiiics tile wealth of "(linius
or the Ind." Kvi ry rock flitter-, and every
slo:ie, every trunk, every brunch, ev . ry twi.'.
every i;iiarl and loot, utid every withered
ii. j
it ;'!.-- -1 Ii - I ro.. n si.rav ha - u an--
ured cvcrytliin. From the i . I .. of the
od fo the tir'-eeidee it ms s, ,..(,., tin-
II
banks with pun-i Parian. It has bun.' lin
er a os w ith u'leiiminif ion le. It In- cm I ii't.-d
liie Ir.-e-.l otii the ii all. -s 3,.l the ever'-reeii
si that they stand out lo hoe .oi hk-- eh
ci!
-I
aid.
I Ills
llieiui-t it n oi is I,,..-, ; ; v
ind y. t it inar-.-ello-.i--
an inch in thick
'' 1 rc-erve, tl,
f'j
nn i
f every )' -.r'i":, of
i i' tl 'low li t i th
- lid so ith l he
t th..- brow of the
ore f.ll.la-iif than
1 ii, v oiiil i racerv.
y liie lro:n steiw
aiue i:leauiiu ; e nit
til
tree
uiideriy lie; it,
-I. ...I., t twiiT
I p of tl
tailzied I 'i ii - that ski
rock t.-othin can be i
llo-ir lusuriant, so w .w
'i ii" ground, to ,, enui.
whifened o'er with tins
of t'ro-t, is but in kecpii.'i with the sc.
lie.
None ivho dob iiot bhwl.i it ca,i waeinc she
cited ot the clear rays of yesterday's s.-t-
s"" a" 'll' p'f'X'fd tL s on-li the spray
w1''''1' fl"ted '-'IT to the C.,na.ii io -ol,., and
i-hed will, an ...icarthlv i'.-tn the hind.
cap.- lint oicihuiio the r-eiiine; ' or-e.
. rily, I have t, - n the fliweiin- tune of
Nia ,iara.
1 'h.-re is an-.th'T inter .-fTeet on Ni
.' a r a
w hit h is wiirtii n otn iiio. ),,.
oe ipllllitl-
iv I- i, .iron uownir-'hi the l..le i-e-uii-
J. it t -ly pulverize, I as it plunge- i. ., withe
iihyss. Put, thoii.'h .li-ii,teerated, it is not
di-solved, and the river, a short distance
below-, i comjiletely eov.-n ! with its float-in-.articles
A- it is hurried alon-, much
of if L'i'.ci anl'y tlisapj
y disrtppear- iu the turbulent
v lareo portion roaches tM.
wi-lon, and there float- about
torrent-, hot
whirl below I
like thick snow y fr
'in up 'ii t he surface.
It entirely covers the
he larje lot-in, and
re
as of
.lo
Seiit- a iuo-t extraordinary 'pp' -arain-.
it i- swept a!,. nt at the varyin iinpol
n thousand current, and 1 . .--. I ,11
lias seen i,i: ..no p-joi in t.n.s .-:,;,, he u,.
in tins slate le
not ball ki, . the con
Kvi ry ino, in nt is nee!
ii I of il- w int, rs
appa t eld 'I here is
a ceil i n i :. i ,.i in the iiitur.ited i. ,., i.nt
It I- -o :
impul-e
Ilia V see
li.l.l that it 1
of the w ,1
a held of it.
i-iiiy y leld at every
I t nealh ; and y ni
rir't1- an ai re in t x-
tent, -low
lion, vt hi:
il, nnd p
div else,
Oc-.ll,- at. in, .1 in oi,,' tiiii-e.
i in i', a im! loinin- .-i put of
s borne al o,. in dir. i lion
even turning in circuits ili-
reet'y " p i-lte. The .'yralin.' coal in ' cov-or-
lh" ba-in, for it i- e.h ni-h-d above as
rrq iiilv as il criitiildes oil into the cum tit
b.-lovv."
Th,
!ar-e
shops
not i ; i .
tors.
re nn- v ry few stran-i rs here. Tie!
Iioluls are all clo-ed ; the curio-ity
are locked up ; the Indians are hvb.r
; the b i ry boats are in winter tpi-.r-nid
not even the he-kin- .lourin.
would dare venture behind the cataract
now; hut still I am hound t sav, if you
would see Niagara " aii.'ht," conic view it
iu da niiary. The " pale iiioon-licdit," I
doul-t n.d, becomes Melrose li-ht royally,
for all that, Sir Walter, who was so profu-e
iu its praise, w as never there to see; but
as for Nia-ar.-i by winter, 1 can testify y.t
more positively. Nor in hin--ov poelrv,
but iu plain blunt prose ; le t by faith but
by si-bt, I can a flirin that Niagara best
day are the shortest days.
'I lie Legislature of I nii-y
sc-ion la-t year, invited the I,
Maryland to i -it 1 1 aTi-biir-e.
pled the invitation, and were
vniiiu, nt its
ei-i-bltute of
Th.-y a,--entertain.-
1
at llarii-bii
cot or lieM
- ; but the la-t l.o-hbiturc for
etell to pay f .r tin- c ot of I In'
i lit. rlainmel.t. So th" I I 1 t i pay for the
I'lit. rlaliiiin nt. (about o-,in.llj c.iines up be-
fore the pre-oht I,
-latille ol Pciin-y !v aula,
bout oi in.; it, on the
,ir(, t,.-,j t ;, t ! n
-round that ibe cxpeu.'ituro iueurrcil was a
violation of all authority given by the eon-
-titll'i lll 't tllO M-.lt
Aeenrdiu- to Tail's M.i-azine, Elizabeth
S piirrell, ol Shotli-haiii, En-laml,vv ho, some
peode irof...ss to believe, abstained from
food more than twenty-lie,, weeks, is still
alive thou-h without the power "f swall w-in-,
her only nourishment bein- deineil by
meansnf the absiirheiit vessels of the mouth.
Sho is described as beins peculiarly sen-ihle
lo in it luetic influeiiees, anil iliiriii- sleep is
able to foresee all the chan-cs to which she
Is subject iu the history of her mysterious
ui aim! its.
HORRIBLE CRUELTIES TO MRS. WIL
SON, WHILE A CAPTIVE AMONG
THE INDIANS.
W bavo aheady uiiuouhced tho cscripe
and return of Mrs. Jane Wilson, of Tenas,
to Santa "Fe, who had been tak..n captive
by the Caiuanche Indians, nnd subjected to
the most extraordinary Vruultir...' The nf
fuir has ever justly exeitco the reiiti st iu
dignation iu New Mexico aain.-t the Indi
ans. '
Fioin Mrs. Wilson'g narrati.e, it apnonrs
mat she is but 17 years ol at. Abaut
year ago tie was married to a vwiig (arm -
. . s. .
iias, auuju April nicy joi ijn . pa;
f v ofJ't'M- n'i ..Mil ho... J.JiVL''' t
r-?. TT f T-T. "
...... m ... j ...... n . .. uj .... .
the parly w as con pi Ih-d to return to Texas ;
hut Mr. and Mrs. Wilson remained at El
I Paso, where, their horses being stolen, they
i were compelled nbo to ;iv'e jp the plan ol
' eoino to t 'aiiloriiia, und set ou on their re
j turn to 'Texas in July. In August, Mr. Wil
: son and bis futhi r fell into the hum!- of Ionian-
and were murdered. Mis. . re
turned to El Paso, ami again in September
. started tor ICxa-, with three brotneis-in-;law
and a son-ill party. W hen within three
I days journey of Phantom Mill, an Amcri
: can military po-t, they Here attacked by
iCamanihes, w bile some of their nun Here
'oil in pursuit of so, .io of their horses that
! had L n stolen. A Mexican, who was with
I M is. i ! - un, was brutally inunlured and
1-ealni-d belori." In r eyes and she and her
; two hi others -in -law, lads of I
ami HI vcar-.
were sei7..u, Liouiiu, ami oarrieu ou, w nu
. the entire properly of thepaity.
j The I lidiaii-, Willi their Captives, proceed -
e,l in a northea-t oil -etiou, each bcin up-
;p:opr,ated as the properly ol one or ,-iih r
of the chef.. 'I hey were stripped of m a . -
' '"' "u,! '-""it-', an.. ".ne.,.e ......... v
and oth.-rw i-e 1 rut-ii! v ;
treated. .'Irs. il-on, altnouli expt elm- -soon
to bec-iti.e a mother, wa- subjected to
every cocce.v oine crue:i v aim I iim i -nit ;
beaten and bt i,i-cd ; expo-ed to fati,'ue of
ail kinds ; her lacerated by laiiats and
whii.s or l.v the loails ol woo-1 .-he wa
oro.iihcu to c irry on he'- bare Inc ; com
pelled to do the work ..I lii'.-n, ,,r puni -h'-i!
'tor her inabi.iiy by Vo-in- stoned, kn "ck.-ii
'low ii an ! tram deil 00 ; almo-t eotlr, y de
;!! I el fejd and n',1 thi . In-tt- 1 h.-r t.np.-
ly II ,e (lay-. At this tin:'- -ii'- w l- M ill ill
alvanec in the niorniiu-r n- u.-ual, when sue
.e' r;r,:ii d to atiouipt .1,1 e-e.i .'. vvloei, -he
-ueeeedcl iu accoiup il - hi n by s, ciiiin
iici-seii iu some bushes ti.l the Indi i:u had
1 1 ;' 1 ,
1' or twep-o days -ne w.-iub red thriu-ii I
this liidiaii enutitry, sub-i-tin- up n 1 ei lies,
when she fortunately I--1I in vvhh ',,,: ,evv j
I Mexican traUT-, who furnisii.-l l...-r with 1
! ncinie meu'ii c-loihii.- aid n hi . toot. In
consequeuca o! tln-ir uicciii!- with a l'uiu-
aiiclic, they lind to leave In r behind, and -he '
narrosviy ..-taped a seC'iitl capiur... Hut,
by he siih-s, iueii: aid of t;c ot I io- Ir-i i. -r-,
a Puehio I ud ia ii, sh" vv a s e 1 1 a 1 , 1 1 1 , alter 1,1 i --
inc herself for ei-iit days, t , e.-.-ape. At
lite expiration of till- true she vv i- ie-e . d
oy t'e- trader., furiii-hed with a h o-e, and
blou.dit to the toWII Oi' Pecos, Ne.v M. xie",
wii-ie Major Carlct u and . ,1 In r., ! th
ai my, took care of her, and enabled ht r to
pr H ci d to Santa l e.
I his i3 but an outline of a terrible ft irv,
the counterpart of which, ill all i-x'i pt In-.-eai.e,
arc said to bo fi. ipicnt. A letter
ti- in Santa I f says that the white c .ptives
tlu. u,o the Cmuuiu lies aie ns loiin. rous as
In- lii iiaii- tl,eiiis, ve. The same l.-tt. r
lii'-ntc'ii- the i -e-ipe of a yoiin.' Mtxic-ui
woman, who ret ui lis after n year s t- li.ide
c-ipti- ity, exj.ccliii- to bee "lue the li.oil.tr
of an infant, w lio-e father i- a wild Iniiau
I he I 'amain he practice cruelly in it- ut
in "st tel. in moot towards tiu:r capi.vi .
Children arc ti aii..-d tobc here s-ivaje than
tiny are li,. i iv. -, and woim-'i ar - -ulj, et
ed to o urn-.-.- too Ie.riilde to he in.-iiiioiu .1.
I he Salita l'e It.i.-tle S--: " The two
br .tliers ,,l Mr-. Wil-oii aro y t In capli v lly,
and nub--. sat.. n reclaimed, will imhil-e a
t.i-te h.r the wild hie of the Indian, and be
l o, ver h.-t. Tlieto are many bundr-ds,
and we may venture to say thou-and-, ot
captive-anion- the Indians of New Mexico,
piincipaily women and children: the form
er are f o-e. tl t i become slaves of men, and
ti .- lati, r are trained for wai rim -."
When liov. Mi.-rriwcther came nut, be
was ioitan.ite enoii'di to rescue t w o M xie, m
irls from the C.iiiiaiiches one sixteen and
the other eighteen years of at:. liny had
bet u eajitiiu-d from m ar ChiLuahua one
three years and the other ten mouth, before.
They were sent to the (iovcrnor of that
Slate, who aekiiowled-e the conduct of the
(Iovcrnor of New Mexico in very handsome
terms. Tliey said tiieiu w. re a large liutu-1 dialely afterwards the Uriti.-h s.piadien Was
her of Mexican Winncii in captivity, and 1 under' orders for sea destination unknown.
they saw one American woman, with a small j
chllil ; that an Indian one (lay, w hen they
Wi.re travelliiie; on hor-iback, look I he child
from ils mother, threw it up into the air,
and a-it cam.' down cau-ht it on hi--pear;
and that others Mile up at full -allop, took
it ou their spear., and so pn-.-t-d it around
anion- t he leirt v.
iitr ( overmneiit w n
' ' . .
stu h outr i-' s to -o uniiunish
, cv.ii it it
be luce--. i rv to exterminate the whole tribe
of tl.e brutal sav a-cs.
0- K J A ll.
St. .ke-, vvle
-.V man calliii' him-i
i was conlined in the hi
nu .-:
at this pi,.,,.,., for horse stealing, made his :
aj.e on S iiuribiy night l i-t ; by tearin-;
blanket to pieces, ,,nil tit in- the strip-
1"'
up
to-, ther, lit! siieteetleil iu slitlin
throimh a lull.' which he bad mad
do w u
in the
wall. Py an advertisement which up
oirs
the
ill another c iliiiun, it will be -t
Sln riiV has o lb red a reward f
apprehension.
n that
:l f.,
Tub Thaffi- isChcr-h Liv t;-s.
last iiiiiiib.r of the Ecclesiastical ll.iztltel
contaitis aiiiioiiiiceinent-"I twenty -six church j
livin-s for sale, of an r-re-ate annual value (
of A' H.t'lo, anil ten livin-. wanted to pur-.
chase of an a-ere-atc luiinril vaoie ot .. I,
I
(ion, and for exchange t w enly one liv i
annual value iu the whole of C7, l7l.
d , ar
IOlti.lo.1 ..io. $jt
Teltgruplit i! Jnr thr L'hailrntirti Courirr,
LAI 1"R I'UOM Knu.il'U.
ARRIVAL Of TIU,:i . S. i.t.WL STt.MEIf
1 A 11-If.
... 1
J'.ai riM...iE F. hru-iry 9lh.
The U. S. mail st.enin ship Vwifit:, Capt.
j Nye, has arri.i v.rvyV V iron1. Liver
'i pool, w bt,"t port shcUett nu
i:!. .nj.;i, i : '-
.T ",.rr '. 1. 'I...
J O ill I I 1 1 r 1 1 Ol ,1 r .O.l Ol lll .Ilitl.H, it i
rived at Liverpool mi the ".'.id tilt. 1 ho
ship Atlantic, had al-o arrived at Liverpool,
with a portion ol the en vv re.-cued from the
San Franei-eo.
Til K Ll Kiii'iH i, Markkts. 'The fales
of cotton for the three days endinij on the
'-.'Ith ull., com), I iseii l,i.il ) bales, of which
speculators took I. Hull, and exporters 1 Mill
hair-, leaving H,lhiU bale, of all desciip-
i-ilis, to the trade. The demand has been
chiefly Confined to Middiiuj ipinllties nnd
Irle.-tns. powed has been neglected, except
Middling, which was di-posed of at lair
prices. A decline of an eighth of a penny
is ipioted since the Arabia's lb. partnre.
I he n ot at ions are as follow s : Fair h leans,
.diddiino llrlcan-, o.'d.; hair I'plaiids,
l,d ; ami midi.iine; I'plands, ojd.
Sl'ATE Ol' TltAfh. Pusiliess ill MallrbeS-
' ti r w as Ueciniin.
i LuMmN Mii.sty M.VHKKI'. Consols hud
: Uuetualed from !hi and closed at ihij.
! Ei hci-kan Im Kl.l.liiKNf K.
, Tll0 ('z;,r s. answer is lei-sive. but leave,
- ,;,,. ,,,.,. (1,ut wi u, ,llih(.1;,1,.,p
- , ,,, T,. however, that
the Czar will not proceed to extreme leiioth-.
On lienl'in-' of the elilrnoee ol'.h,, i.l'ii.il
ts into tlie- lil
,,, ,ave ,-, ,,;;t.t
ick Sea, t'.3 Cz.u- is ; aid
V a-kin- whctlier the fleets
would ob-.-r
i strict neutrality or side
1 i VMlil
urkev.
A de. patch from Vienna says that the Czar
-111 0 o.ti ti ptu.-usly itjcet the id. ii a note,
refer Turkey to P: nice I lort-cha kofi for fur
thur particular-, and reluct abate one
iota ..f Pi inc.- Mi i:-hik I', s den nt.-i-.
I i- io, ;,.!..,,- cxelu incht txi-tt.-d at St.
P. t- 1-i-ur-.
'1 he I'r.-I.eii rrovenitlo-pt believes that tho
p j o will foiee the l.'y.ar formally to do
ei.ii o vv ar.
It i- riiniorcd that Count N'-ssi irode ! ail
re-i-iied, and that his resignation liad betn
aeeepti'd.
No ilji.i'.iig bad occuned since the battle
..i' I 'o-i .
W ;' . ': rreroirntiotis continue.
It is ruil.oie-l that a lo.y of llu-Man
tl : - I. ad C! 0--I d the i hi nu! e.
A lb i.,e ht "I I hi, -Hull (' .--aeks left
I o, -Is:, I,,, : on the 'til to '"ill (I
onar
Pu-h I.
The . Mile 1 I'l,-, f- VVrre l;-t s
1 ,r Ii.it 1,4:11. I he Ktis-ian I'h
cell steeriti
1 1 w in a!-o
il I- si:
that
llu- i:i ba 1 d -uiandcd
:ld t use .-iocs 01, c way or
had et.-.l to th" pur
p ,t hy Pr.is-i.-i.
'. S. Mlni-tt-r to France.
that I 'ehiiiai h sic
tlie uiii.-r, and an
el,:: o of a i.av ai ,
Mr. Mu-on, the
had ite-eiilci his civdi utials to Louis Na
.,1,
! lie
ipi'-r soi
1 1 .j 1 n ..
Jacket, arrived at
ik ill thirteen day-.
.-rati! -1
iui in-;
ii ' ju r
p I a vleur, ti oiu
on Puloiu
1 ished.
,.
ui-
11.4 t n '',f Suut'i Cm ni'ii'Ui.
'11
1:1 s.s. i-'h i;ki.si war.
Nl.VV V..I1K, Feb. 11. l-.il.
ri- C in-titiiti .:: I iut,ii-i- the
lo-j-res-ions o i!,. Emperor of
ii-i'i
,1. I ;
ii he b ai in- I tin
- into th- I'.l.i, I
I a m-e ot t he
k S- a. lb- -aid
tiai.-it-- r,--,'.u:io:i
and and I 1 ,u,ce,
-1. hen a b.it-
lie ext'eete 1 that tin
.v.uibl he taken by I
and he was n ,t uniii t.
tie 1
can :
but -
11 , l e I t 1
I I lo 111.
cahied al
l.'ls-l.l.
urn the
In-.l tos
a.-e pis
Iv!
- of her 11 i ts
ten
h.-r I
oilol'.
The (
ha- in-tnieted his An.b.-is.-.ni.
rs
at the two c
tl.e et:lran-e
lliack S, a, tl
mi t- lo demand vv hetln r, by
of the allied fin t- into tin!
v intend to le unt!cr-t"od ai
t-ikin- a part with I'urkey. or simply tool,,
serve a siiiet tieuiral'ty . If the form, r is
the ca-e, they are to demand their pa-s-ports.
Ll-r.oN, 1 fill. Ibe war steamer Horn
sh arrived here on the 17th, with des
patches to the Prili.-h Admiral, and imine-
liF.ni.tN,
ill-i-ts as ;
Monday -'I, p. m. The Czar
preliminary condition pi all ne-
-octillion-, that the neutrality ot the move
ments of the allied lie' ts shall be declared
ill a formal do. uu.ciit. Austria is said to
have notified Russia ..flier fixed determina
tion to m liiit'iiu an armed neutrality, pro
vided th.; I ..ir a-1 In re- to hi - e h--i-a -m-nt -
that
liins at li territorial a-'I -audie-
meiit If this j.hol-e is broken, Au-tii:i
would a-siime a ho-lile attitilde to llu-sia.
'I Iu it una corresHiinlei.t of the London
'limes says that a tertilie batlle was -oin-.11
at Maichiii, on the l.-tli, with a teiiilui
loss of life, 'i he t mil was in tiames. I'ur-
tiler il ditin-at K ib lit was d ai ! v . xn. t :.:d .
w o ,i, v i-ion, ol he R u-iu I, tb ,' t , ol t w en-
tv -tivo ve--t s each, are eriii-iu- iu tho
Idacfc e:i. A e oii-ioii I here is con :d. red
very pronahu'.
'i he P ic'.oi of 1! l-rade hi. ordered the
immediate .li-ini-sal of all Ru--iai!s 'i--,;ii
Scrvis. Mii-lria, a loitilied town of i'-.u--i-i
v, ha- hem cupiiiie'l by the Re-sians.
I I he Ar.
! , d w he
ii.iuke I on-ta id im- wa- at Sub-mo-i
the m..--a ;c armed there fr en
the allied fleet, and lu-eaine fuiioii- at Us
reception. I le ordered the Ru-sun li.et to
-eu. 1 he Riissiau sduoial it tain. 1, ic.t
huvil;- seen ai, v I i.UiL' ot (lie l.iuli.h and
I'leliell sipua loll.
Sr. Pi'i KHsiii iiti, lih. A stea ly rl.-j
iu all imported ai
tides iiioieateil w ar.
it about. I l,'! t Pet
slated
tin
i ins
e about to make a descent upon I
Iu Spain, the Minister of Justice