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a. 4 I "Se "ne to rioc io ijoqSr tSfhi, ni)D to ijour ;Dl.i..m CX3:L:2.XjiO'X"s3?2IS, INT. C.,OCTOB 1857, THOMAS J. nOLTCW, EfclTOR & .PllOTRtKTOtt. T Kit MS : Tlic Vortli-Caniliiiu Wliiw will lie a flnnlrd IophIi. . it -. . i u v . . ....... r.i.rr . tiiviiiirej i vv ci IMll.l.AKl- A is V HH V tlCVI-i ,f pi.yi.wnt I .-UvHti i iitl.ii.u TllliKKlJUl.I.AliS, t. 1 in- end of the year. NpjKt will l.c niMi.n. ' ,,,.rj i.nt.1 nil rri.rui. at. pi..u,,pict the ,,. l tl.e r.,l.t..r. I (Hi l,,,.. lr..,tU., ...rd !,,) lr ll.c first i.i.er. ii...iid !i.iii.tierl. cui,t,im,r. ourt .H. trri.x i.iri.ls any Si.inH ' al :lu.fid - r n ut. b.xlier ; ami a Ui.lucin.il uf. 13) w-r crnt. will :v ;.;d lv; i ,,r.rnr.-t ! P-r.nu..rf,.r . h t,..,e. Ski..!. lu.,tl.lv 75 ei.i. p. r .uan Inreael. t.a.e. lrsi.i w in n BriH.injf ... u.i.r niiiu.i r.trii.B ni.t imiii tin i.uinM r i.i iii-riiuii mtifii -r .1 It I ...i.t I... i....i ... ,,r m.. ...... m... ...... ...... .S...M v...Ku v. )octm StlC OF THE HUOrS. S.iinf Uowri the vrnw.lrfi alrMt, Srf c f rlsf f on ll.i'V inel, ii'i r u.lun w iiir 1 - iiil an urn!, Muffl' il !m l!if arnll'iil elio.K.d. Iliwi. ! htwfi tinvip ! U h t a vji, rat'HhBivv- iwr..o' ! If K.p of w !! tio.tr, uliurt and en I'. I. H,n ,! m trrT nun a w.si ; Hit p At Urn, Oiirtn-n yar,, t pp. II ft ttf al. , .., ft r ni '.l in. I atrui; j IP ,r i""r l.u ri aj it. c thi. k ; 1 1..,.- ... I . inpw ieV , i t,t .1, a. tit IrnMiir, ll,M..4llli Unftj.ah in wst slln r ; tl it thai i.tsiit nt.l v.Un at.irtft, lli.igilij fiem H.lU. Sirrrpinj i.ff l!.r puhlie lin l, 'I'ti'iiinif n.rf apf.tr. slii.: ; I I ittf rltih'ft ii I., the f-i.i.rttt, Aa lUr r fisuitl anil wl.nl nrnuinl. II Ntp ; hv,i ! hiii f tt!ta tat, rxiniM aw'j'! J Hf knip. Ihil wr'ir'p r... S' i?r !,.(, IU. I (.ri'l.MM.'i ; St.f.i.py hoftps, r. t li . W a w It.. h, n I..Hi,.., t!...t dr. ii i.e.! ltji . M .islPT I..h.ii, alt tilt-rtrnsB, J'l tnf llwi,, nf invllrr h.'iti ; 1 1. .p. . r. .1 rat i.h Ju. i a . y. , r t ll.at r ltd I in-1 r le.iita with lip ; II P. ioik itinr ).., I. isr a en.w ,t .f ( i .nl k t g a.'Uiit si,, pa ' Imt awe'Iinf a.iit ! II. . tuity rr.iai pfM,... .', i ! W.ih lui s in ; I ri'.m " w-jft, 'I in V in r. w ln"ln. eili inii'lir fart? llmin t rtfrfip ! h.-.p f i.t a tat -s;M..ac siviMip. Ilaipri't .V.'Ht.H 3ttisff!Ianfo5. lom the ditrm! orn Tinirt. T m V' VfcTaT V..'.U771'n':f; : M ill .'"l..'w HV ISA I LII "(.'Larlpa, in'l it elegant?" -krd Kllen Cisrk nf her husband, pointinff lo the new firniture which had that day been brought l y the upholster, r, to her cotlace. V.. I J1 1 ,t' ti tivir, wni i iui'rH .you line ri ...-.I i. .:.-! il ' . " " " - i'ih" 1C.T UUf l.t I'll I'Ul i . 1. ,t II .. ii . v . m i i i r . i 1 ' Hut ahit I hsrlfs nil d.in I nn f..1, l. ii is very Dice r.iicn uui , . , ' 7 i j - up any piiicsra, dux, snipe we liars got hat my heart bat so oug sought for let u t' lotpy " Wall I. He n sit dewn to the piano and f'y me eoe of tlm obi Gsiunn sons tint 1 o delighted to hear kefore we Wire U.ariied '' Kllen cheerfully complied and for a few i' sinstita Charles wore less troubled look, r s'fined earned back, in in IllfltlOn tO tl jevi.u dj of bis Larhelorboo'l be 'tis fiir Mlleu with lur maiden t miles was1 " by day winning bis besrt "iutmly,"; 1 .t a loud r i n tr at the door bell toon inter- ; ''if t.d his retery and Klleu's sonj. It was1 tin iiplulsierer wb came to present his l-'ll. Charles evsmined it anil with a star-I !''! looked fXPlaiiiird wky Kiic, is i -1a.;l ' . . ,i ii 1sl ni Ii.le r in tliifa- iiihiiii a I.i I !..iua t.i cila-s." " A Ion credit Charles." " l.'t us see only till first of January 'i'. i.i scarcely sis months, bow do you t - in I am io pvy it pussy ? and the carpets at A other things amount lo two or three hundred dollar, more." "Hate I done w ronr. f 'harles ?" asked ! in looking into her liubaud e faer. " l'"n't Irnuble yourx lf about it rfarlio, I ill try and meet the driimiids thuiili "v a1 -rj U small and my health is failinp." ' l.'e iiiml words wiih ibeir appalling truth, ' n li .L eper jnio Cllcn's heart thau though ''' bad mat reproaches, and she retired pang at ht r heart. She realised for tl ' lirst time iw In r bil.baud mu-t t . i I to I 'J for so many (in.t ibines and iinle.d she s'i'w ,p never could do it; it was uileily ni "lit -o-.tblf, and throiie'li the lout; louc nig " to.e, to and fro upon her couch and '"-r one momenta sleep esine lo lull her ;o n po-p. I nly (he night before she Hul looked forward to the etuin day as n,i iiiMked with l.sppi:,;:ts,but it bad proved it.' of rprr, .M Tl; e iiioii.iiig rose bright ami clear and 111 hecn wont to do, and why did uot hsr'.ei arisu as usual, sho went to his led- "(,h Kr.cn audi a dreadful headache," n.l liPeU.p.,1 i,;, fre,eid with his atten u'd hands. Can you send word to my enplny.-r." . " i es denrnt. and in a few momenta a y as OH tiia va tt 1......!... . I ' atift, I'1! totltif.il ii.l..)l l'l...l 'I.-!? iiiti.iiiuiiii;, 1)1,1, eillltCl .'lull. vera ill. . t -i .ei i J ' I irtlFr tUSUPU. auren lUllli it fn.A .1.- I.:, titl1 'tin. red ... .1 L' 1 1 I...I ! iri'iiii..,.. j , . i i . I .ana u iiinv tun lidi B .. i. .-I rmt Hi.rtitrw tl.a. ii... I.. I...' . 14 I I If tua ilUI. I II tl I tl fa,"'c Uiumtuta U Lad raved of the debt ' V I lie could titter pay and i( was impossible to sooinc uiui. At Itliglh LIS lever attained a ! crisis ; oh that di.aded moment, either 'denlli or life, but it proved to lie tie Utter I end Charles Claik though emaciated ind worn waa lmuielf again, and what tears of r,n..i ... 1 ...'.. .1 - ... : ' u r-er. ui iuo loving HHP, " giu be t winnl bis arms caressingly i about her neck and hispered meet words I of bop? into hi r earn, for be it known the! world never look. brighter than to one bo 7i. j , , y " 't aecmrri nearly forgotteu iu sweet dream for tl.e future ; but a reae- tion followed as bis strength returned, so m wi,e '' '- V"1' "r0"K '-"B ed bun ta : ccon.pany her to the parlor; it wearied . . v .... tuV i.i.iub uiii. an; lie rcaciiru t lie Loitoui tie tarior (ioor rt)o(l e . . '. . jj.r; ior a moment lie iazcd about t . room j w hero only a It w wet ks previous the luiu- . riout furniture wai stabbing, but now, w bat I a change, nothing lut tb ninpU nld fur- i watkable paper stands alone, it is presumed, I t.itnre wbieb had beo tl.tie since they were ' ," n iwtce wherein a fsodidatn for of ; firt tiiari u d. j fi' e bi fure our people bates bis claims, or What dors llns nuau hilen 7 asked the;"'" pnneipal claim, upon an op.n coi,le.-M.ni convalescent mao, " van it be I am rirram - ' inc '" and aain be sun. i.d the romii. ' Charles," said I'.iU u eaily " the fumi- j . . . . ii ( turc ia letuined to the upholsterer. 1 per - suadud bin. to lake it back : and us cu w as i i . . . . . . . J . . . r rn i pirsumc ne inou 1. 1 he ne er auould pft hi- pay and cou quri.tly was willing to , do it. I an. happier without it Charles so !o not scon! me for doini; as I hate. 1' r.iakii t that pmehasc 1 have lcartii d "a les-on which I ran never forget; her.alter I shall buy tuthiiij: that I am i.ot able to pa for whfU I luke it. Mv line carpet is laid a-b.o until I canaffoid ! ret furailurc to Otatrh. The rarp. t is not paid for but .you need not troubla yourself about that dear I licrlcs, for I bave agued to pay for It in m-aitij. 1 Chnrlcs was at a loss fop words to t xpress I. is thanks fur .vnnmin. suth a treasure as bis wif.-, and be could only draw her to bit I.r art and iii.j rii.t the ki-s of holy love upon her Jits. f srs lisve j srd. Ghsrti s has sucepid- r.j aoii irJi iv iu lu-llns, U i, toiling fur another's enin I i.t ba no lotiecr i a cai it.. I of bis onii : be also owns the 1 esutiful cot tj;p iu which he and bi pr.ciou" Kl'cii rr-ide and it Is elecantiy furnished. Mi; ttiilutrs hU (rood fortiii i! lo the ii.flucnre ami txc. lliiit iiisiij;i mi M of his ife and ' say. she has l ever emd but oi ce. I " I Ah ArrrAfiA'.i t m t Sei Jivn in thi; lit I. IJi (In the first i.i-ht of Coopers en-rs-rmrnt at Cincinnati, the tol .oni whin,. i sical incident occurred Othello was the play : ! '1 be fame of the frrc.it tragedian liad drawn a crowded auui. nee, con fo-td of erery description of person, and amoiiL' the rrt a country lass of sixteen, w honi not knowing her real name) wc will call ' r.'j;;y I'cfpy had never before ss. n in- 'side of a playho i-e. She enti red at the ' time It he! lo w as ninkinj his defence before the IuL and n-iiat'.r ; the audiencp were : unusually attentive to the r'sy. and 1'ci'l'V ' was it milted lo walk in the lobby until 'she arriicd at the door of the n-n b.n w l.tn a .'entleman banded I.r in, without , ' iirawiiv' Ins eyes from thi! p. Unrated nrr. ' former, an I h. r beau cou:itry boy was obliged to remain iu tie lobby. Mis JV.- '' ll'j: y stared about her fir a moment, as jf'ould not have , iloubtinff whether she was in her r.rnwr rroppr place, t il casting l.er ryes on the staje, she l v.t -jhMr ' .1 'I "orirn It I- I.robablo this c icumstance alone would nol I.... ..I II. . l ,-, iiixuiiu i.er io '.aae inc siepsnc uic . . . . ... Dul slip ol.served the peoplo mi the sta rropio on the stacc sppf a red more at their es.-c than those r.mon whom she was standing, and wiih-.i mueh more sociable and as fats' weuld have it, j i-t at thai iiii.Hieut, (lib- Ilo Io 'Liiic nearly towards the place where she was situated, exclaimed, " Here comei tho lady.'1 The senators half ro-c. in einuetation of s.-eine; the gentle lVidrmona, when lo the maiden from the rouutrr sti ni,d fr,,ni the 1 ... ...V. .... . .. i.oa ,iii..it 0,1 inr sne, sun auvailCCU 10- ' wards tits expectant Moor. It i impossible , to (.-ive any idea of the confusion that fob ' lowed ; the audience clarped and cheered: the duke and senators forget their dignity ; the girl was ready to sink with consterna tion; even Cooper himself could Hot help eiit.it... i il . ... ,...rl .;,,!. '11.. ,. : ' . rr:.,:1 - rvvu iui rvMi.ii iimiirv, until iiiu rcnne r man who had binded her in the box, L cd the blushing j;irl out of her unplea- iiil situation. Il was a-iecd by all pie-sent that a lady never made her ilcbut on any sli:e with more eclat than Miss 1'egjv. U'litan't .'.,o,'A.r,,'i,i '.' II u U"U Jin tilvr. Tiik Sn I'ham imki inn am r. Com ii t Ttt. A rereiii Un.r linn a merchant in San Francisco to a ft ieii l iu New York, says that in consequence of the reform broueht about by the Vigilance Committee, that city lira beiu governed, d u rin : the past year, at an expense of about F'.'.')il,liilo, against an averago expe,r-se I lie previous jeats of ocr fl,.rmi,(Mlii. This aside fr oui the repiessioti I of cilrs'-e, rolitiery, violence, murder, am rl'",e ' l',t-ry desci ipti on. l-'rom the same '' "cr. 'l "ppears thnl the Vigilant organixa- lieu la still alive ami powerlui; and that when it was recently rumored that the pio scribed and exiled scoundrels were about to return to Sun Tranci-eu soma two thousand of the Vigilant force wrte under anus, awaiting the arrival of the steamer lo give tho miscreants a warm reception. Uut they did Hot come. A .Tt.liN 1 1 K A N All'AIK. Some go-sip was created at Petersburg, irginia, a few days ago, tty thu rumored appearance on the etrietsol a lady I rum Aoi fol k, in eoinpan v the Milled, after den. .-co-tin statement, ; scou, iu uicn ne s.n , uiam me io re wilh a smart Iiisli lad. with who she bad was Gel.'. Twiggs, who plea-omtly said that j peat once more that I have, from my tirst - , .- . II' I . , . e . . . . I . r t ... . n....lii.. alll. ..ii I... tl nMl.1111 iV.ilil n I i .1. ! sl-.tpeu on io iici.ion, wnero llicir tales ! 1 . . . , , ., I were duly united by the very aocommodat-1 t.t.i hv. He. teal a-iellL al that ll:ltrt. '11. e .-if. In. .era eoii.i.rleil u-ill. lhi rni.t o . ... ' VMMi'.i - .. - - - - - - ....., ...1. .r a. i.i . f, r... . r!l,.l it,. li ll. 111. .. a i v e. .o ......... f-. (..... t...n .Hair "in X. Vol W. It S. 1 1 1, ,1 tit fair fiu la SO In lielTnaa I.i . t i i. .. . i: . . t . i . - o . ,, vt i-.-i- ,..-.. ,i, c: 1 I II I I 0.1 ' ftl..l ,!--,.-. chant lo loot. (J l.NKI.AI. IIITCIICOCK'8 HE MA' TO GKNKIIAL PILLOW. From the Si. Louis ItcpuLlicaii of Scpti-nib. r 16. Cm. I'iilow ii7il lite Jtfrrieun W'ur. uiiiKos j. j-ii.t.ow, ot .Mexican war co- 1... a 1 .v..,,.,,, u-. rom-cu is name before the country as a candidate for United States Senator from Tennessee, as appears by an "ddrcs. over bis name " to tl.e people of Tennessee." ii. , t , ... , , . - . ..... ,....,, "'" uib- 111 ft lit R iroUl lwt si TBI jtlinfr I ii hi if h tilaiai in tl 4 . - , I B .iuei ii iin 1. in'a i nm I in inn i.r. eit-ued, having some knowledge of facts re --------- j - o m . ur., etit uP-.a r stale I hat knowlfile, to the end that p-ople I out o' leneeosce, ns well as in that Slate, my bo allt- to U j -... ... "jnihuii wi niu . oi ticucral al 1 illow to the honor he ! . . I. tlii ! seKu. i nui not reir to t tie iiiJdus iu I n'enso, but will con line ruy remarks to facts i " knowledge. This very re- 1 ot l.avin(f occupied the low and dishonorable i position of a .-py upon the conduct of bis commanding tittu ral. General 1'illow un- t 1 ... i : . .-i .. 1 1 . . i . t . 1 blu-Lii.irly tells us that be joined ienrral fott in Mexico as " the coulidetilial officer . t .1.. . .i v.e. rniiitin, uiin wnniu me itch- , l'"l filed to guard and protect the b'tinr Rf eotimry in the important iiP''oliati-jns luvolvine the l-aeeol the poui.trv In il.U . -.. ' , , -, . .-, . i r, iur i i-t ii, , rtti : i ,i i i , , in w ii a I II I J .tr, ,i i -'-', inc 1 1 n. inr itriseuee ii mevoin- , .. .. '. . - llihtll III. tlll'Pl ill H .tin..! a ,..( f r. having a seat at bis private table arcuinu luted materials for defaming his eoiiG'lin crtnuiniidiiif. oflicer in confi'leniial letters to 01,1 con. pinion in a law oRicp, then the I re-idei.tot the I mted tatr. and now re veals .his astotii-bitii.' fact, and claims from the people rf his State a ln'i-h office as a re ward for bis secret sciiinc m that paparitv. N 'no does nut ec the shoekiu' state nt things thus ili-elo-. d, and di c'o-ed, too, by the verv n an who opcijiied so deradim. a no- sition ' N hat officer of th Ann riean army, m any proper nit -respect, wotj, permit hiinelt to le made such an in-trument ? What souM a due s n-e of delicacy and honor have prompted a ppi.tleinan to do oo bt.dirijf hitn-elf appealed lo for so dishonora ble a service? I ndoiibtell v he would have thrown back the 1'icsidci.t'a appeal with scorn, or be would at l.a-t have laid the whole mutter before tie cnmiiiitidii:.' C.en rral, snd profess to act only with his full knowledge. Hit General 1'iltow accepted the .1 -y ra'lui position ti ndi-n-d him by the I'le.-ioeiit, and now claims credit fo.- hi- ser vice "the CPiifidtitiai ciTicer" wltoe put lie po-iti.ni gave him scce-s t j the j rj sciicp nf his commanding General. Hit what was the service peif 'lined by Gen I'iilow in the rr -'tr,! , pr. t position in which he allowed him-o lf to be placed ? It turns almost wholly upon his bavin,' t ;o tested, as he sa, aait.-t the u e r f money to brin;; about a pea. e uu ler stated circum stances, and he taks pains to implicate Gen. Sejtt in the alleged dishonorable tran-ac. tion. Now. it is remarkable thst this ta.te- n"'", '7 ,;t'" I'iilow is coupled itilh the confession that he (Gcu. I'iilow) in a cJi.'erencc of p. n.ra! officers pave bis full . . . . apiiroranon oi ii. I he inierei.ee Is plain ot. the face of Gen. 1'iilow's ow u st itcuieut 1 dihonorab!.r transaetiou been t'larinoly disreputable, . I. (ii.a. 1'iliow have at one or how cOu'.J time f illy approve ! of it ! Mn art- tnt ac customed to vacillat" in such matters where the nature of the transaction stands out in clear characters marked with dishonor. i.'ut there are facta enough in connexion with the tran-action referred to to sky that , f discredit as new, ' seems to shock the II had no siirli lii-irk-.il ilir...,l i.,u- by its mere delicate t n of the I'resi memory I .duty of the eoiitideutial spy cut; and it U my purpose to state some of these facts known to myself, t"r I 9 present at the council cf e. ncra r,flicer at which the subject was, not .lis. cu-ed, tut talked over. I beard all that ri aaiil on lli.l rmi.,.loi . ,1 , , ,1 . I. r... t w luemorandum of the converaatiou, which is ,0W before me. u" eveninof the I Cth of July, 1 - 17, Gen Scott assenihled all the rem-ml officers of the army at his quirters in l'ueblu, ex cepting Gens. Worth and Smith, to " po-t . " them up as ti the slate pf the army in sueti matters as was of interest to all of them, in i formiiiir them, anions other things, of the ! approach and expected ariivtil of Gen. I'lerce ' with 'a?, Dill) men or more. He then disci. ed ' some proceeding!, entered upon by Mr. Nicho las I'. Trisl, the I'nited States Commi-sinner, ' the substance of which was that Mr. Tl 1st had j been informed through ronri lential sourc. s I that a treaty of peace could be had with the 1 .Mexican Government by the use of h Hllic moi.ey. A handsome sum had been already appropriated by the I iiiled Stales Congress f.r securing a treaty, ami the ipiestiou with Mr. Tii-t, as stated by the Geiieial, wis bs to whether a million of it might not appro priately be u-ed in the mode suggested by those in power in the city of Mexico, even though it should be considered a l"i(ir. the proposal comitig from that side. Gen. Scott OuK pains to cipiaui uiai unuci no ciieuui , stances would be initiate such a scheme, but that, inasmuch as a proposal h.i'l come from Mexico eif a peculiar character, he, for bis own part, was willing to assist .Mr. Tiist in executing bis wi-hes. (it-u. Scott did not profess to advocate such proceedings in' gi -ne ral, niel declared thut in the present case il was for Mr. Tli-t biliistif to dctcr , mine what he miht think cxp-dici.t; but that if Mr. Trist decided upon the emiiloy-l incut ot money ns proposed, he, t.eii. Scott. would assist hint in obtuiuing ii, and would defeml bis motives iu the use of it. I he lir-l ..lliccr who matle a remark' upon Seotl ri stnletliect it eeiilleineii in tne cuy 01 .Mexico juupustu . i .i f to be Li ihe.l be saw no rca.-ou why iucy ! ul..-,t.l.l It. it hp see. .Ill 111 Oil 11 te d . Tl... n..il I tii.ier.sl w ho e x nresspd his oriin- 4lie.iva....." I t ' : ... i:;.l.. .1 Pdlnu- I I riod ih.t , n,ia vi.icu,. .- --, r. I. r.-nee In Lit remark is iii ! .l...Jm ..,,.1. . dell. I'l O Cailll- Ollt TlTH I ,r ,.. ....., - . 1 j Ui,. , ii.acan-Iition, th.a (he l uit- d Glutei i-iftiiiMin owi- i'vi. v , was desired." This is all of my memorandum of what lie said, but I well riiember that lie rose from hiit Kent and eornj stly fcpnkc for borne time in favor of the tub lino. J ilipi was not the slightest intirnationlrom lint, that there , was any thinj: wrong ill acceding to the pro- posals fr ' ju approl l,e callce 1 1 vet.turi .als from the city of jMexico. Ilo made,' approbation of the preediuir, what inidit ' callcil h regular speejii id favor of it, i I velitur In Nil I lit. t lift Ollff W hn h An rit hi.,, . . ....... imagined that Ue ever td, or was likely to 1 . -i l. . .1 I . ...r . : a"i "oudih oi !iir:t.-in.x-i (.ropiK'ty or ii. i.uui ne sain wi u. 'i uuereu ' ill . i .1 ... , - p, ucru cfflerr 0 , C-V.Vi,-,, !,t now appe to,, the ..t a.y action do..t.i m hi private capacity as a -pr, ho made a srn.- w l,at formal protest a-ai'nsl the proceeding ; aiiu lur tli alter-Uicuutl he now cJyirns vast credit, as if by Li ia.crpoMtiou be had aaved the honor of fy country! A.;ain, I say, It the measure ya so clearly and pal- pamy wionj;, now cime no to approve ol It i an . ii v mam.-eii iuai uie noun which t lie Generil hac tdcaord to make it not uf tl.e slipl.lest importanre. l.ut to proceed :,!, t0ok plan; in the conference ;,.. (.uiiman, h j-c nuuiue.-iii ni or eession jrinciiiles. if I understand them I j deeply rcrut, spoke tert modestly urn! be- .1 J . . ' J.. r ' comiuy, as I very wu' 10ta sloitlv savs : ' J ell rciiiiiiibe r. My "Gel Viitman did in: like the payment : of niotry secretly as a bribe, and thought lbat otr pcoi J; at home laijjht uot or would r ' . , . ... . . i ii' t ariirove o n t ari.rove or it ; l ut tin expressed hiini-ell - . t , , , very d-eidedly in iip.rcva of tbu mot'.vs i - . t i ,i . i , which i.iiducea tii lueaijri1. ana r. eilL-ed . ' o binis -Itt. liynnt those n itives i.ields my tote proceeds ' i "Gei in- tun itt d doubts and iiiic'iwn; s about the million and said that, as he feDew n ot !.i iiir of (be p epo-ed term- of I e treaty, h'.' could (,'ive no spinion ; that he m'ht p. rhaps ii is tiit fr iu the treaty in. If ; but he, too, sc. ir.cd entirely wiliiiijf that the matter shou'd ip rli-po-etl of l.yllie Coiitiei.-ioher, Mr. Tr'st, wi-l.inj uppaviitly, a-, a iriatt.-r of persuia! friendship tc'Geii. Scott, that he sh-'uld lave i.-.thitijj lo o with the di jo.-al of the tn'Ilii.ti." Geu icott npeatnl t t it sj f..r Mr. Tri-t to d;tei iiiinc wb. lh becouid prop. oiv u-e the noney, ad'in; tint he would as.-i.-t him to th control ol it i be desired it. liv this time a mov uienn as uiadc to bl eak up the couvrroalion, who Gen. Shit ids ob served that lien Cad w alder had expressed no opinion, winch brouu't out the icmaik from Gen. C. that eiiourhiad been -aid, aud so he said nothing; a nd lothing more sas said ou the aul j.-et. hat, now, is the mer of Gen I'ijiowa protest aj-iiunl a inea-ur-l.iil y approved of by liiin at one tliuo, who it appears that out of a whole body of pt'-ral omcers there w n-, but on iii--eiitin va-e, very modestly ex:'r.'ss..,, couplci 1 with 'e .lai ati m in ap proval of the mull rrs of lo-e who -auctioned ihe nie.i-uie. and a phipe to d- fend ti,o-e motives' t'au the peoplK.f our .. ootit ri ihi- , ti.'iiie tii.it a dishoiiorale nieasiir." could h.ne been freely tilkcdiver bv a body ol' j A up riean Getieral uitlait calliti t .rtli a bur-t of in liquation ? (.'ii. 1'illow ev.-u (,p- j prove.! of it iu eounc'ilA d -ul tful recr.ui- Herniation I a'liitit. aud was not utriil the i next d iv that, p. i hups ilcoverin tha. the ' scheme was not likely to uecccd, as indeed it.iini not ior t!ir iiieasik- was iicier exe c it '.l, be shly j o eparc! i aper, to hi raked 'j' is, to hhol to ti.e a hull iii'' ! . mi in affer v.-.ir . . k ,: , . r lot worm now rsqui-iiny Ilc'ctt lor I lie Honor I rf his country ! Is tbprehny n.aiiliiiss in J this? any thin:; indeed lit what G. ii. PHiow, w V and be is nn rqiialiv to his di-credit-claimeti thcr point in his of ficial report that the batt of Gout rei as w as wo1' '" e"riaticc with ! pli.n vt btt,e, . . . . . i. . . . ,,"". " is P-' ' 'ly weltuown, ait "'S ,l,fi i,:,."), 01 ,1,B !" Pr"'1 urn, nit h n-iiri-iii srihuusii, Jiiti iitJl- po-cd l y Gen. l'er-i r 1'. Sinith. troei-'h lh.it icpoin- plished and modest elicit er i.llieer, Coionel, then Cant. K. I!. I.ee, todt Mr. Nicholas 1'. Tri-t aside, an I privatey di clar. d lo him that he, Gen. I'illiw, ,4 no couS lcnce iu the plan, and char.'ed lim to remember that he told him so! I las present at the headquarters of Gen. SIt, ut Sau Augus tine, the evening or nigt of the M'tli of August. 1147, when Capl Lcc came iu from the advanced po-t of 1 ,n. Smith, ami re ported to Gen Scott a pn for taking Con tieras by ns-a'ilt the tie moiniiij, as mi.' gcsted by Gen Su nli. the course sf the exaiii'iiatlon of the plan bi Gen. Scott, Gen, 1'illow ami Twiggs came n The ilivi-ions of these to Generals wer both in the field bcloie Gontreras, two orthrce intb-s from San Augustine. Gen. S:-ott moditicl the plan iu one not very rcmial point, and directed Cspt. I.ee to cany his ap" roial to Gen. Smith, with iustnic'i. ns to execute it. A inoveiiieiit was then nude towards the d:or by Generals Twis and pillow, when l.cn. jspott rcniai ke't that as the in dark aud raiuy C:ey niiglt aa weli :!it was rem iiu until the next niornin-r. pon which Gen l wig;s observed tiial " I.i t d i v i-iou w as in thu field, and th it his place was with it ;" but Geii 1'illow alio. led biuiself ver cas.ly t' be persui'led to take a 1 ed in Gun. Scott's i il it tei s. and u' '.' hi if 'ij m (rii thr if 1 1 i'l iru.t ntac ii j ou mini in j.' irlini lii' .im . i ntirrrrtif, hich was ti.li. i. in serentt cn minutes by the watch, in accordai ce willi the suggestions or plan of lien. Smith. lie fore retiring lo bid, Gen. I illow, to be pre pared for u disaster i' a failure, txpiessly, but piivntely, warned Mr. Vrist, with whom be was then on intimate terms, that be h id no confidence 1. the plan, aud sleslr.d 1 im to rcmehil i r that he had sj declared him self. This fact I bail from Mr. Trist himse f. This brings me to another point in lien, ri'ilow's ddrc.-s, where he endeavors to make it appear thnl Geti. Scott wa.-inost urgent iu seeking I is esteem aud coiilidenee, gaibling for this purpose a note fi out Gcu. ""m j ou,....- ...... - n..:..l f . 1 1 ,.,..1 hear, ! "i joui nen. ",;! ligenee, bouor, teal, an I valor, to win your esteem and confidence on am terms am- . . ilitfitl i. titi ;i ' i t' ui.;I Ivumr .- . i I ihe reader wu. he asloin.-lied when he HC a TS I lie 1 1 Ul It I - i e I V f the note from w hich this c xtraet is maoc. w tuch is till I'll the iu-moou ol lUf ivu oi .ntt niu-u I should hive such a trrt.lv strong post of Contreras was invested, Gen: i Pillow being tl.e senior officer of the troops ! dpsi.'tiatud for sen-;,... ,,;. 1 .1.,.. ...,.t .1.;., General, as bo almost proved before the i l-ourt of Inquiry tubfjuntly, in an inter view with General, then Colon. I. liilnv. ..,. ; gestcd, as it would nrpnar, bon.en'iat in tl.e way of a query, "Ciu vou nol (nitl rejiincnt) ret into the "rr-ar of the. itli vour enemy nd and make an assault theiu?'' (Jen. Kili-v's rnnlL..,;..,. k .. .1 . . IIVVIIM.IIVII sin uj iu (tie II IIS CIPRX as what General 1'illow said, and it was plain. . . . . . ... ... . r turn iioiijin? tluit eouhl ho cMv.d a vftn 0f , , . baitlo was bij'"'i'sted. much less ordered. s Hilcy did, however, "icvtil in rpach in' toe rearot t ontrcras. and there repulsed incut to pur.-ue it com -p o! .-ta-ty uit'j.":i!ier hatidsotncly a rbarpe of M. xicau horse; but private and per-unal, with no de-ire or in no nssauit was made upon Got: t re r as.. i tention ol n.!ii!iri in any pulifical or oth-T i hat evening, as alrea.ly stated, (ienernl controversies; but im-i i nr wit!, this L-.i-e Sniill. l.rorio-ctl a IML-ht moreiiieiii. l.v w hiidi atteuirit. as I nm-ii'i r it. uf lieu. I'iilow (o a body of men was to be llnuiwi in position lor a daylight as-i.ulv-the next niortiin, trout the directimlif tome timber bevond the rosition r.-aclird l.v Inn '.i i.e i ... ,Nu Ik lore, and this was t h. plan iu which tied. 1'illow, as declared tj Mr. Tii-t, had no con fideiice.. 'J he plan succeeded, and Gontreras full easily into the pos-oiou of our lore", tboMh occupied by .O.HOH choice tr icps, with some twenty pieces of artillery, under command officii. Yulentia, one of the mot distin;'iii-hed of Mexico's I ieuerals. Mere were taken a mini her of Mexican oilier is nf bih rank, both civil and military, aud here, , ,0' Wfr" recovered the two six-pounders s,. . ,.i i .. .i r i . . .i . . t i , . ie.ciin-ei, iiiouii lion . ran. y nst, at Juena i ista, in t l.e precerliiij l etruarv. 111 tl.e ottieial report ot this bait e. lieu. I'iilow, though actually in led at San Au-pu-tiiie, three or four miles from the se ne of action when the battle came off, and, after the secret caution t Mr. Tri-t to re meml er bis disapproval of the plan for the aauit, actually claimed that tho bstrle w as fouhl after ? plan, ilefen iiiii this mon strous a-.-crtion Fubr.pirr:tly by referring to some r rr- i,cf .( , iif i J sjiifliiiii'. iillpe,.,) to have been said to ij'i.u. Kiiey, the day before, winch came lo notliing, whatever it Was. Now, the reader will p'.ea-e mark what M lowed. After the American int-vbad entered tb.e ca: Hal atid Gen. Scott had undertaken tl.e ditticjlt and delicate task of makin-r ..pn.,. ral report of the pp-ratious of t!ieruiy in the v a 1 1 v of Meti-p fir which ...irnuJ I... was o! li-rd to t.-al '.vy par.f.jllv tl..- re- pott; of tl.p vari is r.'i.-iimnndrrs'who had resp.-cti.ely r. potted upon their o-.vn opera- tions.be fell upon the report of Gen r.!-.. urioii the taking of Gontreras. lie could not fail to notice tli-j absurd! r claim then n s. t up I... ai... pros-i v false metii 'd i f a sault by taken, bavin - ccrt.iin rhich that ...l.re ; was; ut tl.e kll ) a plan had been proposed bv Gen. ri.it r i . nu tier cireiiiiist.'iliecs already state ll came m ci -arv for Gen. Sc.-tt to a-s.n th honor lo Gen. Smith, to w hom it wis due, and thiiskiietr or bopi'iL' that G. n. i'illoiv's soiisp of ju-iice nd d-'l nothinj b.a a hint to induce him to modify his report, he wrote a private note to l.iin. callii his attitition to an inad vertetiev. b v which, if uiichaii-zed. an inj iry mi -l.t h" done to Gen. Smith, and ' asked bun to reconsider his report. To Gen. Scott's ureal surprise lien. 1'. declined to chaiiL'e bit report, and reiterated bis nre- l.in.ioi. ll.,.l l!,,i I.', lite I,-.. I 1 n f,-,.,l,. i nnmilini... uot, I,,- l.itin I ll.i .lilt. nf.WllO llSVC 1. ei I til It" I lor iin.'.. lien Scott determined to make an- r rff.it, ami address,.,! another i-roate note to Gen. I'iilow, and rea-oncl the point . with him. urjni;.' him to so monily I. is re coil a- iioi io. n.Le'iieie wiin nir a.-t eianus , of 1 th : and Iwre It Was that Gen. Scott, iu a spirit ot kindness and concilia iu a si ii it of ind ne.- i on. e o 1 1 1 1 c see ii n in loiuoie tion. condescended to appeal to Gen. J ilieuv s i.i b(t((r ,-,.,,), ,s if pc h' , any, and profes-cd bis earnest w!-h to m.'i'iitain frieinllv n u- tions with him on any tiruis ciiiiMrnl I'U'i ire nth iriiitu, a- it ne had said: 1 on are Misel v at temp mi : io ueprtve t.en. mitii of honors ju-ilv I 'oiiciiig to him, and it is tice done to all of the of- Hi y d uty to sop ju ticers of the army i as to ,oursef, I honor "red. wiicm a mini vour good qua!, lie., and d'etre to maiHtain "''if. exl.ibite- ! the ball, ami a game was pro i;. ...i, ;.....:, I. .- i ..,. nosed with yei'V tcmpttiig otlcrs. 1-tnaily -Mr. tuiiil ivimivut unit tvu, n ui. i.i'i. n, viut J . . on terms consistent witli ju-tn-e an 1 honor. Who does not see that this is thy true spit it of the r a t'rst desii c so fraudulently paraded of Gcu. Scott to secure the friendship of his second in csiniuand T To anv ye but one bleared by vanity or Minded by moral obli j iity, the note ftoui Geii Scoit was one of the most iiisultiug that could have been p-ssid. Jt expressed a condition for ti.e maintenance cf friendly relations w hich, to a con-ei mi! v rieht minded in. in, would have gone to the heart with the l ' ct'tct of a two pi!-e 1 sword. It contained a plain implication that Gen. Pillow might j be a dishonest man that he t'i'ro' ? ? i- j Inc nt il I'll ui I'l'is, il hi "I it -o.' 'tcr ' ' Ian ts'i 't ! (' lUtltilt ,ti. 1'he end sufficiently illu-tratcs the ehar neters of the two men. Gen I'liioiv per sisted in his pretcii-ioH-; and Geti. Scott, -is be coui.l uot iiiaiiil:iin I'liemliy lei ition with him " coi'si-tei.ily with j.i-tie-e and lunoi ,'' j dropped tho-e itl.iii.ms; and now, whole; years having interv. lied, lien. Pillow would i iiave his leaders In lie ve tint Gen. Scott; sought most anxiously his friend -hip. le.lt 1 HI, I t lle-i-t tlol.l fill tlt.T Colilill-. lit- upon this (lisprc'iitaboe n ldre.-s, tilled as it is with attfully stit-. d half truths, which arc often a-pcc;c "f uo-t dtte.-t-ibk" falsehood-, . and leave to others the task, if any one ' think' it woriii while, to show h w prepos. tonus it is in l.ci). Pillow to cri'.iei-e the operations of the army under General Scott, m.iki i.' hi" comiin i.ts upon cii cuuist iuces only brought to liht alter the accomplish- j incut of the event- refcried to Who d u-s not know what soi t of a cap ..city it requires! to jiiin : :t I "'J af'.r the f'set, and show! bow much better things might have been' done? Thus General Pillow tiuds fault with . the armistice grauted by General Soott to the Mexicans while their Government was Vet ii.t n t within the city, and had t lie highest ; motives for making pen-.' to prevent bavin; the streets of the capital dishonored by the j tread of forriu army. Gen. Sestt knew that the city was viit ially in his possession on the evening of the butiie of Churubusco, an ! I heard bi n tell the Mexican Commis sioners so at the moment they prc-oiiled the .ppjicoii m uf Saut i Auua for in aimsstto. (Jen. St"-t l:w that berould enter the city, ' but ho km d;.-,,.r. .1 new al-o that bis elo'u;-' ho would .e Government, and that it lnicht require w hole months afterwards to find - iovermnent in eoiiditii.u to inaKe a peace, as nrmed to be lb.: ea-c when. linaiU. be did enter the city. There s a reasonable bone of avoiding that delay by acceding ! the pruti'.ed armi-tice. That it was nut avoided General I'iilow has tho wit fc . i -..,.-,.. ... , lO I'll. I'lc yiil.t, S1JU IIU.i I. O 111 111 I" . I fc.s UJ'III II It in proper for me to say that some two r t J ml.cc I Ml comiiii-Mon in the larinv in which 1 had served nearly forty - .. - - years, and have sonht a s. ll-iinposcil retire- throw discredit uon the one soldier of our country whom the ouiitry delights to hotinr, whom; " ( ... u u.-t ol .M. xieo w nl he n a l iu aher das with that ot t.ollel, I to i i imt help pl.niii oil r.'C'ird sonic few i.ifti known to i.ivsi.ll for li.e hem !it of history. As for the immediate, object of lieu I'i'l m ,s a'l ! i r , ii. .it of sceui in.' a seat in the fi date ol the I nitrd States. 1 have n''tiiii'' lo -ay, but t.p:i .- iiiy hope that TeiiHe--i, has worthier suits more entitled to that honor. 1 V.. A. 11 1 1V1M' H.'K, F--et' r neral ( tl.e A . Ani.v All X I ' , .inll.lli. It'eVel 1 1 e I if i . . , hul l.s, (Mo.) .September I 1. TlIK S'.i ! K l V L.M.IhS. The follow in; pertinent leinarka occur at the close of i 'i iirt'icic on the dangers ol "l.i',n'i! Jile, lioin the pen of a New York ci- r.'yuiaii, which appealed in the New York Times : " The society of ladies bns done mu' h for me a)l mv lit"., loni; : ar.;I if was the salutary .soiieiiin intl. i.ee of such Hs.-oci i itioiis that, with God's blcs-li!. restrained toe from in any an xeos". into which 1 ? n i 1 . i otherwise, have been led while reeeivifj: my Ci'i:u:;.ii .oi. it is a bad si.ru wh-n n 'ouii.i nriu has r.o rt !i-h for such company. Whatever be a man's station in life, w L.-t li--r higher er iow. r, pul lie or t rivate, be will become a belter i.iu.i, and e-cipo in.ii.y a di- istt-r il he w:.l ii-teii in due season to tiie vt-ie.- of tlu- )li- teLierit and the r. the re titled aintn:' the oincr Xot ' ily d th c.'lieraliy esev! their nice l.ciecntioii of the loot ri"t us 111 n Of ; li'c, nl in the tsader s-.-ii.-c erf duty to loth Go 1 an 1 m-io. b it they are fiiu iliy before ! ' their ii.-tinH'.ve f.i-.T.ty of t ircse'iug Un! loifore it is ut.on us, atni wi-el v uis- 1 ccrniiij the character and motive: tlicll. It w as not a. i a Iream which Inai!-; tlo- iviiu : .v...i i .. -I W.I ititc Ci.aiii't er on the : if.i im I, had he comp!: 0 with I ot pt to the S I Jes of March ; her enti't .-ittes, be da jer ot JhutUs. n ijht hare escaped the l'i-aster fdlowed d:-a-- ter in the career of Napoleon, fr-mi the titim that h" oi ase.i to feel the l. ii ineo' wlie-I of .To-, pilillk'silitl'I'-IICe on hi- iu.p.-tuTls spirit. I lur oh n 'Aii.-hiiiot '!.', w In n imttui tatit ijues tiolis were sul.ln'ntfJ to him. ulteii has said that he would lie- to carry ti.e .-ibt-et to hi- beiiehamber lief.r..' he had formed hi- sions ; and those who knew t!ie ciear J'l nient ii I elevated p irposps of Mrs. Washington, thought a, I the Letter ot htm 'fir wishing 'o make her a. confidential couii ' s, ;; tr. Indeed, tho reat uinjority of ir.'-n sell V . Ill'ICC't, til themselve- ood "d -treat name were not only mam." m ii. but happily married' both paired. and matched. - L.o i Ai;tii.i;.i. i .. i r. i,,Nl; it. The l'taltlmorc Sun furnishes the following : Several iia? ;iiipe Mr. Win. II Hichard- son. a merchant of North Cafoliua, was ae- costed on I.i.-ht street, by one f these prac- titioncrs, and the two viis-igeu iu conversa tion. The stranger profisscil himself a na tive of North Carolina, and piop i-i::.- ?. walk, the parlies walked out to an ob-cure ' ... . , ii-.. i - - , . i.r 1. .1 ... ...I .,..L-.. I.t.1 .-.-ill umIc!. i cii.t ru-.i i I'.irrti I" .-t.me wi- and fifty dollars against the result, at the same time ree.-iriiij as a surety a check for $1,030 from his friends. Hut no sooner did the Money ami watch' change bands, than one of tiie swindler made off with them, ;t l.ia n.tni'.ien in villainy borrowed Mr Itieiiard-on's knife. ml f.ilowiii' alter vowel he would hackle hi 1 pi 'C-. Il need li to s iv that neither returue I, and the cheek u less. oiux -im ill itioti a- r juiil worin- Wa have received from S ir.'coti John ausant, I'uited S.ates Navy, a letter date ! lnitcd State- ship Portsmouth, Hong Kotig. July I, 1 ""'T. containing a very ititere-tiug acj'uiit of a vi-it to Si mi. S; i.h i- bu: com paratively li'tle vi-ite l or known even iu the I'last.'aud is still nearer a '" .i i;.--.'.'''i-t.i to the reorde of the West. Thou.'h vt-it .i aar ..... ii.t .-it i i . ii t ii p v ! v tie I -T- i . i t i.'uese, the couutry has not v. t been t.ior oiuhly explored, and parties are now cii eiiged in liial.iiii iuve-tiation in tho inte r'ioT. pi .mi! ted" by the h .pe cf pcciiiiiary a a: tl. It I- very r:i".' f r a ' ' '' ,J -ceii l the Meiiiat a far as Avnthia. the an eleut cipifi', now iu mips. Pit the trade is increa.-iii.' ; th-' land i-exit emely fertile ; the people hive not 'like tiie Ciino-e, an ex cessive jealousy of .-tian.'. i- : treaties ot o.oiiinoice an I amity h we been tormcd t and the kingdom must become- of much greater impoitanee than it has been in the eyes c! ti.e civtlixed world. A 't r,i,.;.'i i t d'-i.-ctr. eo ... ... ... . . 1-1 pens i.f 1'k v Ki. in II' it. rs Kev T. Ii. Cuv'ur writes that trave.er s expsu.-es ate much greater in P.ii.'laiid, and lo-s on the Contiaent, than inourowu country. l'uree dollar a day i- the lci-t for which a stranger can live eomfo'labii at a hotel iu l.ou.iou. Pv railway, fares are double or triple. In Paris, on the contrary, one may - sojourn iu various moues, ml an rpei.- tu from one to three doi.ars the latit r be- in., ihe cost of full board at the Hotel du Louvre, the mo-t m -..niticent in the world, l-'iie dollars a day is fair a crvge allow- mice f-T a rapil tear. INGIPK.VT8 OF CKNTKAL AMEItlCA lHMAMr.il. TV. r.nMr. -.nntiin nmnr .nterpstiu. Ju a pidi-nt- .itteTidi.; the late dUssttr atsea3. In bis acen arrnunt of bis instrumentality in saving the bri- Kllen. avi Srvi.i Lsn. Visitation fir a Bitin. Ju.-t before six o'clock, on the afternoon of Sep tember l-, I was standin? on the (piarter de-k with two others of the ercw on the deck at the same time besides, the man at the helm. Suddenly a bird flew over around me, just i aiiiii; my ritil shoulde-r. After wards, it tl w proind my bend. T ; flew a tiny fare, when I caught bold of it and made it u pri-om'r, '1 he bird is unlike any I ever .-aw before, r.lid I don't know its name. The color of its feathers was a ls:k iron rsy : its body was a fmt and a half in !eiio, wild win,'s three and a half feet frorri tip to tip. Il had a beak full . i ht inches lonii, and sort of teeth like a small hand saw. In ei p'uriiij it. it gave me a pood bite on the thumb, 'two of tho crew, who assisted me inlying its legs, were also bit ten. As it showed to l ite at ever) body I had its brad afterwards eut off and the ! ol thrown overboard. Tiik liiiu.'s isitHi'ukiikj.a.s a Wars. im. hen the biid flew to the -hip the ink wa- lohio- a little north of north ea-t, I leeii.lcd the appearaiiep of the 1 ird as un omen, and an indication to me that 1 inu-t change my eeoir.-e. I acdrdiii'jl y head. .'. to tin- ca-tw;ud direct I sboni'l Hot ha e il. vi'ited from lny pour.-p had n t the bird vi.-itetl the ship, and had it not been for this change e-f course 1 shouM not bac falleii in wilii ,-urh pa.-.-ei.er-i of the Central Alueiica. TlIK i'.AVK I'.Si ('I'M KM Tilt Ce-.TK.., A vy.ttl' aV Vacs'Rnkkks About 1 o'clock Su.'.day moriiino, the helnisinan and myself, who w. re on deck, were, suddenly Manli'l by brariiiS strange cries a short distance lioin Hi. '.e-sil. Al first we could not toil what the ci j.-s were, i: a moment the ago luiii.g shriek-, a- it s', u.ed of a hundred voice's, was pliinly di-tinjui-hni le. I at -r."e ktiew that w- must be ill the vicinity of a wrcik, ami iiitinedi ati ly r.-u-ed every man .ii board. 7n le-- than i n.ipute I found that we Bete siirrogr-dt'l with pei'srlis f. il in iu tiie water. The darkness of the niel t uri'lo it im oos.sil.Ie to ec tbem, but the voi.v.s pnl:inj f--r n i .1 rant: in my enrs from ereiy direrticii. As so'-n in possible the lasl.e- of ti.e s tin 11 boat Here cut and thrown iiiin tin. water with ten men in it. It had hardly touched the water when si men, n!.o were in the water lathed hold of it an 1 turned it keel .iiii-"1- It was -ooti ""'it tik. ii in an put on boald. J he worx ci r. -e.,iIllF ,iI0Wjj. in-.' iiif'ti w.i- roceeded with all j-ait-c dv palch. )!e.-i l. s the t (tort- V . iijr hepi up Py the small boat, three life buoys were thriwn on rl ..rd, and r' pes were supciidcd from the -ides i t the v; s-el that the p j--en'ers miht get hold ol tin .'in. Altogether, forfy nino per' -ot i w, re picked op and taken on heard. A iiiiii.-iial liohts were p it up, so thit ihev p.i;:'d be see ii from all .-idee of the b'.'p. Tee u't'O-t effort was made eatfh tin- cri- of any who ini- ht b In the water. With be heavy rea that continued 1 1 roil, ami tho -in-e ou board and whistling; of the wind through the rope-, it was diffi c ' 1 1 1 to hear any"di-taiice. Pive persons were j irked up a r daylight. 'Ihe last pcrsou who was rc.-cia.d, was at 9 oc.o-.ii in the morn! m'. Only two of the forty-nine were able to be of any service in rescuing others or mini-toring to those who had bejti rescued. These two were Captain Padgt r and Mr. A. J. Kaston. The r"st, from having remained so le'ti in the water, were cxbau-ted. 'lbs hip lay to till 1 1 a. in. Sunday morning, in the possibility that additional survivors mi.-ht be found. Finding no more I headed toe I lig orC-ipe llatteras and landed the p,w;.prs at Norfolk, on Fiiday, the K'lli of September. Si t kin.". A CuMTAMON. One man float ini iu solitude, and terrified at l.'s loneli ness, after shouting himself bourse to find a companion, saw at length a man with two life-preservers f isteued about bis body drift-in.- towards him. His heart leaped for joy at the welcome sight, for the feeling of deso lation which bad overcome him was terri ble io cmluie. He called to the other to join him, if possible, and wad every eicr lion to meet him llail-wav. mrm " ' reply, but the other drifted Dearer and near er. "A wave threw them togettur. The livin.' man shrieked in the face of a corpse. Tiie other had becu drowned by the dash ol' the billows, or hul perished from exhaus tion. SlAH M V LoVK Tel MY I'EAR W I IT. One man called to another, in our informant's be.'iriti.'. I.' vou are saved. Prank, send my app love t i my dear wife ; hut the friend tiled to an-wered only with t trurle of .. t" j . a l.:. ..I--.1. the throit. lie was wasneu 0:1 ins i.,un.s. a ii d rerisiieo as hi-ccmratle spoke. de sr-oke. .M'auy . . desirous of separating themselves a were f ir a- p-s-il.ie from toe rt-t, being fearful !r-t some ile:.tL-sti ug;ler might seize bold of them and draw tbem under. Others, afraid of their loj 'lii.t'-s, c.ill-d to their ic i -bbors to keen together. Generally, they .-trove to ehei r each other as lon a- they remained wiihiu healing. Ne'l I E Ci'M'-i f f t Iv'l' lirtKMASTV.il ;.l,iP The r.-cued pseni'ers from the (Vutral Ameiiea appear unanimou in their criuion as reeirds the iuticpid and nolle conduct of I'.vid Pay inoud, quartt r-ina.-ter of the ill fated steamer, lie Uiu lo three trips with ci.e of the life-boats between the steamer ami ihe brig Mamie, aud tried hard to j.ct senile one to aeeon.piny him another trip ; and while phadm.' lor assis tance in his work of humanity, the beat t:i which he .-tood stove in beot li. hnu 1 : fkkstimi SrAtrMf,s.T The Kveiung .Touiiial has coniiiiutiic.led by a conepon dent the foliowiug ititere-t.iig statement ; Mr S. Coiwell, one ?' ' V '-'eugets picked up t ire wreck of ihe i ! 1 biitjio l.ilcii, from the ed steamer Ceutr.il A- merie the p. be m i uifirms u.e that hi was anon ior ,',,1 ot nine hurs, during which time tu.nei ttm '.!' uusl twenty p .ji.Js ,i