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CHARLOTTE:
Tacsdav, Janaarv IS. --
A rnv PrKt nain i
We haveteral'uffr post ..
Tuesday morning and did rot reach heme
until Saturday nis;ht la.-t. We have there
foia had no time to prepare matter for our
e 'iiOMal columiiS ; and our friends will
it n xi w ek.
' Tho Dauvil!9 Connection.
The bill for charterisij the IUil Read
fQ' 1K I Senate, and a different lii-t proposed, Ict- I tone of color is much subdued. T
;., ?fr iiV fPf. & -3? ling out a few names presented and passed 0f the floor is feet by 48 feet
SSui- -5 9 tVv ' I by ti e lleu-e, without any Wasotis gircu. loe roof 112 by HI feet, the diffen
Wr' S?'&VtV h 'A l&'siv (n the cieusion irveral keen things : occupied bt continuous caller?
Vi-V- V"fr- -i tt were said by members. Mr. Tr.rt.er made j tne faur ,jdM of the apartni
'aa;WjL 1 F.-X-&i seme sharp cut- and wHty retorts and sar- .Ke 0f teatina 1,210 persons. 'II
C&u&m'iit& Icam tpon Messrs. i.u.thcr. F.dmy and r r or ceiling, of iron, is flat w
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ple5eexeu5e any errcisrnev um, U15tu.... . i.ni.i,i. The i.k.htii. : ;.. I -;.h fl.,,.l .A .k .,..!. entertained by others, the ueceaseu a . , u-eldoii road from this provi
" ; T""-, t , I was cold but i here was a good turn out and laments in bit-h relief, and all of iron. I fir'"ly convinced that at the Nationallloti T)iU ws ,rC(.p,,.j by Mr. Ashe.
y nc came hcmM oo late Iat tatard3y.I Mrpo?- a(iout Si0U Joilars was realized. , Tllc floor of tU chamber ia covered with ""8 kindlfd the 6te which ultimately cou- ( Mr Li,!ie ,ll0Ved to prohibit a connection
eight, to attend to the sui:e"ticn made by j (.iu la-t even'nii; a horril.le murder w as : x ...ltjli 0( tapestry carpeting, having umed hiJ existence. 1 h Prr ,nVn ' with the N. C. road west of Morrisville.
j :.. t:.i... v... :m .fi,l ..,1 In r... rlic t the hotel of Mr I ' .r a.l ' . i. leave an elaborate biography of Mr. yuit-: n.,.,1,;,, luc,Ved lo atriko out Mor-
from Irecnsboroui.'b, N C. to Danville, a., hu lin Vtrlh to;, UtVp tll8t j.e could ;a , ,no,!Cs, tsble of mahosny, as unlike ai 'violation of tho neutrality laws, on an al
was taksu up on the HHh instant, and Gov. ; ,,ot come to the table unless he paid his Mil ; possible to the marble bar on which the 'leged charge of organism a military ex
Morehead -pckc in its favor and in replv to! and Hogg swore he would or die. or kill honorable Speaker pounds. The places of pedition against the island of tuba, lo
.'i r ,1-. nf tb. rei,ter which -tated sUie oue' "d "l"'n leli ra"' tor taf ' Senators are arranged in three rows. ; this case, as in many others liencral Vut-
tie rem, k, of the Letter -h,c- .ta.et t, .ed (0 p0 . ml , , are ho!sterH jm.n showed that he feared to make no
that (.nf. Mor.head had pledged that no dopr u i!irj,b, bere a d.fficultj aro-e in drab Jiamask. rather too blue in tone for Wriftoe eompanhle with personal integrity,
other rilroad would be erested evon t." . b.-twei u tl.cm and Ha slabbed I'arisli in 00j ffl",.ct. Ample aceomruoditions isnd that of his State, and that with him
ii. . i:,.j V. ...,) u.n,.1.l..P il. mi " Arltnlto . . is j -i- . . . . .j... ..t ....l.lhnn v.a subservient to honor. I lie
i.,, rr.M 1 in
t. v.. i
a letttr published in the Stand
iuaru UJu..gr
Sanders, io reply to the Minority Heport
publiabcd last week. The discussion has
been continued, eeveral gentlemen speak
ing n;aint and obers fir the measure, but
Hi vote hs" ret beea tak'-n.
'
Bill for the A.quisitt Of Cuba.
A few days .51. Mr. S.idel! introduced
i, to the Senate of the United States, a bill
t, facilitate the aca .Isition of Cub.. This
ti fjciiitate tbe acqr.-ition ot UCi. 1 Ms ,
will leapt to stir up the cmns of Cuba '
ren wor than tne President s Messaee. !
i Le o. stance o! me 0..1 may .ou.ri ,u ,
V be found in
the following par-graph: j
Whereas Cuba gr ogrsp' really psf .ses
a cjumanding infijeiee over the iar;e a:;d
annually ineres.it. g trade, foreign an I coast-wi-e.
rf the Mississippi vn'ioy ; and where
as the Is'.snd i:i it- present colonial cendi
ti - u tn ist c-f.tit.i-o 3 ' i:'ree ofii j.iry and
nn'.o;' c, r-ndan.-erli.g the fiieti-liy ri'a
t'oi.s t-etwen Spaiu and the Uriited Statts
by the ai-eies-ioLS of 1U local authority
upon An:erican comtutrce aLd citizens, for
wLich lardy redrc.-s can oiily he had by a
cirr'iitovs ertiat:d upon Spain ; and where
as, in the opiuiou of Congress and in ac
cordance with the views" o the r.-e-idetit,
a th. last n:cr.n of sei-ling ti.i- eiStinj
a'l l rvnic-v:.rc fat:ire ' Hi -ti ".;.-, it is ex
pedient that r.eg.-ti-.,:otjs for the r urehsse of
the I-' nd b.u'.d be renewed ; therefore
reo!vd. that 5:M.0iH),ikhi be placed in
;. .'..-id.nt' hard" fur expetidi'u'es.
eitlic-r from ca.-h iu tbe treasury or tint it
be borrowed on per cet.t bonds of ;; .(!
earh. redeemable iu from twelve to twenty
years.
V-J"., -r. l- ,.-.-,.; l'.:",-s,. 1.
KaI . inn. .January llth.lr'O.
Mil. KltT(iK: Tbe Lcgi-lature baf ih'jc'u
SsGbished Lu-iiiPrs befcrt th"n. and wj'.l
pot p-et thtousjU before th iu!'"" . 01 la-t
cf Febr'jary.
'J !i' y have in tbe Senate just vste I down
tbe '.val Fit- d's. and Faycttetille I. U. an;
have 10 day reCOL-i-iert d tiie vol" aud tuad
it tie apet-isl order for Wedne-day. Tlie
vo' was Ti for to 21 og iin-t th-. road and
the Si.-ibcr roted agaibst it. which cau-td
li.e b, i on yt-t.-id-iy to faii.
The bill t'uards ?o wcii tbe it.tr r'-st cf
th? .""".:.!'.', by ri'riiri';.' the c"'nipafj to
tire a;.. 1 'e bond in double tt. auiootjt,
with g.oi eternity fir the pavmeiit cf tho
int-test arcnally, ai.d tie r-ad pr-tui-es o
w-ii, to be a pavtrig rsal and nver to re
(j-jirc the State to pay ati'.;l,;r.g but actu
al prc3:i.c3. rea'onal.ly ai.d probably to
bcCD.o a source of profit, it'tead cf on
eiiC Jiiibra jee ; aud f-rtb'-r, the t'li.'-ra!
gov. i ..lueiit is now ofisi'-ering the pro
priety of c'tablisi.i'!' a naiionii Fout.-'ry.
which . juid according to reports of scien
tific rni-c , be worth half a riiiilion of dol
lars iimuaiiy to N. 0 i to forLish all our
Tu. .I.,....-!.,.! s 1 ,.;..! .,.
to.... ...d ere.t . divisio,. of t.b..r' ...d
ari t; of ibor r.d home tiiarke' f,r rot),
a u.'npii'ji. of attie..-- mad- srjd n.a'.'jfar:
taii'i in .V. C and in addition to dt-veb p
our I uiiil!e-s resotirces of mineral w.-.lili,
co.il and black band iron ore, the ia-t of
which is found no where else on tni con-tit.'-
it scarc-.ly anywhere else in the aor' !,
exe.--.in Scotland and therefore this ere
is inva'tislie ; with nil the-e facts beiote it,
it i vi ry surjri-tng that ibe lid f 'r i;.
II K i. l Lt pi.--, or t'-at t!.v 'p aktr.
(Mr f.'larkj, of K igec.u.Le,; di! i..t r.te
for it, "t decline to vole ut ail, for Le s
.urriwd to five two votes to .J,.f. at tl.- i,'.! :
but as it is rr'-o "idered and made ll.e
fpeciil tr i r for W, Jt.e day Lilt, it i
Lopeij tbe -i:l ':.! rriiail.
'j he Ibiim le f'..,t cti-jD i-s tow ut.der
dii-oo.s oti in lie lli is. . i;-y- M jrel.i-ad,
V. Caldwell and Mr. Spe- lr a:.d T
S ttle b)y advoeaiinL' ani .Mi-.--r-. 15. i-.'.-r..
Ireen t.f Frank in, 1'orHli aiito'ie rs op
posing it. It is d-.ul.tfil whether ti.
l.ill .ill f revail, I t!.l' s ir :!: Hi,i-tl.,r
it cwht It or t.''t I will not .ay bi.t
ii a 1 y g od reasi,. have It: a t!.vt why
i; m. -ii.! ai.
'I day Mr. "ed-o.ii anieri-liiiet:', to
s ir : t conatitutioti lo i f atlieloiej, so
ti,-t t.- ,-r .. 11. ay be tux-d t i, l,ir thuu
white !:.s-, a p-ojerty acenre'ifig to va'ue,
U uijd. 1 eoi siil, riiion. '.r. I, rrcii j.ra
p ae 1 11 it,,, r.t , to esli uo cpen eon-
vebiltfU n. t l.;i t j 11,. k,; a; tut- eoiistit'j-
.i-tisl eh:
l.e c
at
V li
fi J r:
), ve d rt.li.'igiK .1 1 '
j.:ideriiig f ti" j tj
positions tor p' t
titirri'l ti.e con-tiit
I... ihvd.
tj lite a stir was ..
in (he S' ;;(, tt '
Mit'istral s. Mr
'ui i an
r Cji
s.-d l.e
J.iti..
anv annoimments. unless tliev were recom
respectability ami worth. j
fpspf ctabililT sua
Some names wore proposed ol men uo'
j were proven to be of bad character, ami)
the list laid urcn tho table. Some names '
iroru iwecKiiniurg tnumj m. mi
h:l-dne and on Moiidav tiron lloiuton also,
, . ...-'i. t.
I,.on ne turner,
ioi iiiimnr nni jsmi-.-.i iuc un
eul.emau wiui unp"rui? ""n'j.
The report in the Standard has made uP
cc au.Hin,t Mr. Turner ami has rot
iv-n hi;U iusico and he and Mesi. Mi'.-
lusiice and lie ami .Messrs. .nil-
; .. i n.... i. i .1... :.. .i..
"T, v.owper aii'i jjai.ie naic m aj iu iuc
Enounced ther.-port .-uu.air and
declared it to be false u far as they are
eoiuerncd.
Mr. II. W. Miller delivered a very good
..1.lr in th ('n.,,.,.on"s Mall lat tiLt.
Winters, by a man named Uog, vi ,o
jstabbtd a man named Taii.-h. v. ho was the
'clerk at Winter s, heeause I'arisli upon
m th .unt.rr table, until he. llotrS. Daid
W;.,..,"- nrA,.r r..fn...u l.s 1. t Uni-" pf llie
t. brpsst nnd shni.l. Ur witli an " Arkansas
tooth nick " which killed him in five min-
r ;.;i
uir. not-; nii"." f. j-"
snd was afterwards, a I learn admitted to
bail in the sum of P.ii'O.
Ihe American Whi party will shortly
have a meeting and organize and put at
tiiiir head ou.e tr ie man ho wii! cot he-
it.r tl.om f.-r iliirir r.ii ers of silver, as
.1 .,.'!. T o.-t nr 'fir rffl.-s 15. tiediet
'.luias 1 cariot. or tor ctiue as livtieaiet
, Arncl(1c.r f,r Jk .s f0me later
, ,a(1 niaU..r . have done, and when the,
! do .0 determine, the glorious old Whig and
! AnKticau Uur.ion flag will av. trium -
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f ? " 'r
1 .. 11 : . n..,Vit mI Pmbr.
i - u 1. , wuic. P r' '" ; """
fo-d K II.. which proposes only an exchange
'"7" ut ur' '
i doubtful ; though there can be no earthly ob-
j 'C'ion but perversity to its passage, as
wo-.lo not involve tne Mate one ceut teyotiu
. l.i'-t it i no in for, and would save ibc
S'.ato ot.d ihe coiiipatiy revel al hundred
tb-odsaiid li jl'.ars, w t, i e 11 the buyer" and "ha
vers ot Wall stittt would olberwi.se petket
It is hoped t'lat it will pa-s.
The aestern fi'ei.sion wi!i be an abor
tiDti, as the state cannot raise means to
carry it on.
The Deep river navigation seheme will
again le u;i It pa-sage is very doubtiui
I th:rik it ti e H. R. 10 Fayet-cviile fails
that wi". be i.'tm ious of a like ad fate for
il: it. i llivtr pr j-tt.
OCCASICNAL.
A I'lrur.t: i, the I'Tlif.-iii:it
Wttli'i li Ail.Bi.iiJ IXri heihD m Kikis
N 4.I.R- W I'.-CAl-E OF A 1'asss.sOKR JhAIs.
We leru from tbe I'-tersburg Kxpress
that cu lueJay nieht last, tlu bridge
across til's i I". rdam Creek, on the Peters
'nary and We.don Pi.road about J miles
frolt Petersburg, cau.'i.t on tire from aome
unkriowu ca-ie.' and was burnt down. Mr.
Theodore Li. Bari.aui, who lived m ar bv.
Lavitii b'eu apt,tied of the Circ.;u.-tut:ec.
and kco.ins thai the pa-ei,-..r iruiu from
V. , ,000 1.. 1'etersl i.rr would s.v.d be doe,
b-.d a lar.-e lire bin ton the IMirovl trat-k
one di.-fjr.ee ii.i tide ot the creek, by
hirh is tins he c.iu-ed the stctpage of 'the
train, and thus saved the lives"of probably
every f ..,. r. ;." r on boat I. Mr. li then in
vhed .be p-is-en-ers tj his hoiue and off-red
theu. the ho-'ii:aiiiit s thereof. 'J Le ncM
morning, ot, ti.e arrival of the train from
J'et -isb-rg. a fifv was aff.-cvd across the
ere. k. and the in-'d.-.i. It u, tacl, (A tl,--
tri.:t.s trat!f..-rre'l.
1 u tie urriv al of the pis-eni'-rs from the '
-iiit 'n in IVter-huri a n,...rii,. was hi.'ol 91 1
Jarmt's Ho?!, sild re-o',ulioni of '.banks '
j H--ed to Mr Hat bam for hi" noble con-
duct in .'veiling what would have doubt-
h . resulted iu a tno't deplorable citai '
.rof.be, Lad !, not taken the precaution
ahich he adept' d to step the ttain. It
was also resolved to present him with
ailver p'tcher, a a token of the gratitude
of the passengers, for which purpose S ""
..ie r-:.-. 1 en the Mot, which the I'.ail-
0I"! "'
ii.crea-ing to S 1 Uo.
. t. notice .111,01.2 ti -- ii-t o! r
'-'-r. the
r.ii.1.
L.tiits of otviri fi jiu North t.
Ill; Li.Kf iion tF SksaToP. Di.i;l.is.s
1 'hi Hon S'lpLf-n A . Douiass was re-elect-
ed to tbe .Vtuk of the L nited .Sratts
li e Leei-idtiire of ll.ib'us, on the ah itist
The v lie 'ti joint bai.ot stee d, li uyla. .11,
Liiico'u l' J'.g!a- s iui jotiiy ". Thus
It will be tern li.t a change of four Iiiem
I 1 r wou 11 have d. feat' d Judge Douglass
ileet'or. ; and slihouh he Las -iiccei-dt-d
iu j roc ut it; g his re election to Senate, after
a thorough tri'l titiiiiiatvd tersonal cai.va
of li.e .-:.,t.', ti"- popular vote t.,own
by 11.- e.icti'-n ol llep-esentstivi s to (,'ou-t-ri-s,
is i.'iln."t i'ii, renderiric his rec-ivini;
the el.e:o:al vo e f the State douliihi.,
si .oi. Id Le be a tji.uiuate !of toe Prtsi-
detcy.
S' A- I. '.I.'
M.M.-In
had of ihe
s '.'isr,tK or iiiK Pi pi.p
ord-r that sr.n.e id r-n.-sy he
jst of th' J'a'eLl Otllct fancy
will 'lte a f e ot ti.e else,
li li e report (f !.") In the
a I .r-e ,fc,t 1(1 .0', lj r,.J; a
! ii.'ti 0 " 1 ; a "t.eeji ?1 'J,i', li
;.V '7 01. F'.r the Sen at,
in: pietjres co-t $(i,U7!i 17
of the-e hiiuiiiiatiriL' disclo-
:t.-d
II
tll.vU tl"
fa
res, wio. n were lot smject of g-btral
ifbli', in nr.'! o':t of IV.tgre,", the perron
cfii-rce f pp patir.a tbe A.-ncuit jral
,' rt I -t puhiicr.lioii, u ,'l ad ti"; ai.'.j-i't-
in b. power ft hat, a seeonJi":i
1 of a L'.r-e, a tea plant and a m.ip i.
id io poiors, in tin- r. port just put, i-lieil,
I' h, at t'.e price stated by a Mr. Sinclair
1 ... r x ('iion, in Lie lomi.tari card,
ii-i.-.' 1., the I 1 1011 a few 1! ay siucc,
,1. i. 1? j at r ar d iiis..-'f,'t.g plts.i
't t . ci'-t fy-.',li:j V).- U'uJtiii,: .
: 01 lue ..lObtn-
tied a triumf h
.1.. 1 litil ithnn tin tl U m IAI ... . I......... es ....... tnt in IhA f!
' mt tl.u .ut..Kl r.t tl.f. j, IP. nf ILlI Pli'll lor ... F . .An.A. .Itifn.lA
The w Senate Halt.
The general aspect of tbe new hull U
light end graceful. Jn snape nu oiuiei.
pious it is similar to the new nun ot. no
prcsciitstivcs, but to tbe eye appears moro
finelv nronortioned. Tbe style and cha-
ridiToi urcoriHoi. pre wmj ....
-n.l nf
"" .
erence he-
arouna i
att, and cap-
ie inner
ith deep
Iwent. one of which are fitted with
l!' . . ... .l. t
n"VI"? " '"e "U"L " '
i ralie-colorea inou anion rrnresriiiiii
print IT) ' press, Meam eiifiiue, eoi nueejun,
0i otm.r' FVmbols of progress and plenty,
Tlle j; llt j-s Bur.plieJ holly through ti.is
Lindow in the roof and the effect is pood-
.li.U. in the raof and t be cfteet is cooil
I . . ii. . .i. j
, fjooil 01 ilL'lil lainnp on me revereiin
lnorj the galleries re-
,.uceA sbove tbe ceilinc. so that t.i. liuht
Istreamh throueh the pais may seem '
; ,iU R po.tl.m il tffl.ct 0f sunlight. The ceil- '
I:.... .!,;,... f... fro, it,. flr !,!
i ?round. Its ff. ct is tint unpleasing.
,jine permitted, a carpet would hav
i manufactured of color and design I
Ujj
ave been
to har-
! .. i..,ir ,'.i TK. Vi.l l...i.l...'. J.-V
e .r j
! .,,;,., . ., n ,i.. r . i...i,'a ,.,v.
i ';., rnn, a, m ihi ,ll.ri. i. nb.
! r ,7 7, .
tamed iDrnnen floor o maple, inlaid wiiii
: br0r.re. The gallery set apart for the pres
1 U fitlcJ Fith desks for about twenty per-
; ,.n, n(i :s lir,orstor,rl that no one will
. bo adn.itted within it unless snpriallv .
! nreditod bv the Vice President
; in .1.. .1..,. .f . e t.il
t . . . .u. -I... .. :. .-j'.'i.l
t,.e t&la-a the ploss of it and tho
J, had Lll L"t. th
be litt!e dou,.t ,hi n c,mb-r wi!1
yt foud in every way more fitting than
, the 0;d.
!,oe 0,a"
The win,., of ,1. Capitol b.irg of the
1 v aiuiii nuic, iu
orintmau oracrot architecture, the
; course, in haimony there. itb. The hall
I ' " . , L Til ,
, i,f.lf ; (prroacb(.d by two grand stair
ways the east, of Tennessee marble ; the
we-t. entirelv of . hi'e marble, of extreme
pur.ty Ne.tner is yet completed, but ;
eiioujtl, shown t y the broad marble steps,
the massive b.Hustrades cf the same mate- ,
rial, and the superb columns vtith their:
capital, heightened with bro.le, to indi-
cale the ,agnl6eeree of the desi -n. Hotl.
is.airwsjs are li.hud from the roof, with
pecial adaptation to the wall being covered
with historical paintings. This situation is
coiisidt red the most favorable iu tbe build
ing for the execution of some work of art
recording the deed- of history.
The Senator's re tiling room and ante
chsuiler are the most highly finished
rootn in the Cf.it.ol. ' iiry wre in lofal'.y
differcn; styles. 'J he retiring room is en-
, 'ir.ly
f ui.ri.Ie, ibo roof supported by
to desire anv eft, er. more chaste than this
fpartment pre-, Ms. willi the cold glitter of
us wi.lls oi, ! roof " r.r..il ir,l ...lnrr,...l
the most." Three terrors, inserted .span-
" ;d t! e ra !- l"C!1 of tl,c dimen
io(ls of
inthe., 111 height by l inches wide.
ai,!e-ro s excessive iti oruamenta-
!'"' '" J"'1 'it. finished. Tbe wails are
divided, by gi'ded work in relievo, into
p-"'v-- b-r fre.-ea paintings. The dome Ceil-
", r0"';- Is pa"'ltd. each part! be-
u ,(d with a rosette of burnished gold.
1 io"r 'pandr.. il and the centie of the
doM' ! ailtaoricai paintings excuted
i) M.peiior tnanior, and fortnitiz a con-
tra"' cer,'" ndailions in another por-
''J" of the building. l,. re ose rer.re-ents
a c-lc-tial bvi.iwitb a dislocated hip, and
ano'htr, the 'ioUdtas if Mclabdoly, dancing
ti;e bolero.
The President's and Vice President'. p.
partii.ents and the eominiteee rooms enter
from .be level of the S,-r..,t. finnr AM s
decorated. Some few are finished, but the
greater number are incomplete, in corisc-
oenee of the aeri-nof Congress in with
holding t-jp'i-s. 'Ihe orriilors and pa",
- aie likewi-e ia progress cf embellish,
Hj. r.t AM are lain with encausMe til. s.
The arched roofs are, generally si.eakint.',
fininhed in geometric de-ign, inclo-ing
landrc;.pe snd heraldic df vices. The wall
aie t'.v;-r..d with trellis wotk of Rowers
ami foliage, on which cupids and native
American lirtl", b'.-a-t.-, and creei'ini' thir.".
Luini' and de-.cen.iii .'. with .1. 1,..
or less resetnllai.ee to nature. Some of frankly wrote her if the circumstances
the Cower and fiu't pieces aregeu.s. '1 hey which detained biui, and enclosed a regu
might he cut from the wall and framed as ' larly executed power of attorney, which1
originals
'l i e heatlns- ar.d r-r tii! i':i,". arrano... of the bridcurooui, and tor bun enter imo t
rn.i.t- are sa'd t, be the latest in ibe matritnooial tow.. Tbe papers being exe
worl i, tbo.e cf the Kutilish ilou-e cf Par- cute,i in tli Suited States, it was thought
iiam. Dt 11 .t excepted, l.very portion of the '. necessary to have the ceremony pe rformed
Capitol, that mountainous oiass of marble
eg ,
ind jn
r ar us F 'ht oiler er.'v'1'1 1 T lef"C attd th" lady became the legal wife ' .oner, aid that "he had been charged 1 -..ed. ha, rccei red ii.tellitce fro,,, U, ah 1 dnstruation nf
:! r: Ui,; t TZ : 1 o.tr CalifL lor.!, wi. a.H for her - with the murder of Fnget.e Anderson. V of alarming character. It i,.d,c.," thet ) "f V"'" '
suppiiiv anv r-oiired .'. "r-e o' l.eit 1'.mI ' l'-riEo home, about the 5ih of February, had endeavored to arrest hi... fro,,, the prevalence of great eXcMteinetil tu the T.-r- . " '' 'f" t-ehddre..
t t he same fin..' ...ofite rTower 'to two fa " there join her proxy husband, or committal of a felony, that the , ie, had ) ri-ory, and of settled hostility between tho " rei-.a.ke'l the he it d.y, ,n th. pre- .
ir, eif One rf , f , , , I ae-k him in Mexico.-."'-''" J" ""' ; 'heir ve.dict, declared that he was the Mormon, and (iomile, Ureal outrage had ' " pa-engers, who, will.
conlii.ual In-.Y of in Id c't".d ' a'ir'tl ro" l" "bo 'J''tled the crime, and been eoiumiit.d by Mormons, and a violent ."'If. "ure 'VBd" "" tbe wrec ai if .
,),.'', 1 . ', , ' ' ,. ,. that sueii verdict placed his i"iilt bevond outbreak was uppiebeiidud before Sb, ir, "liracle, for none of theto could tell n)
fLr'iei';;; : J;:i:z rr h-d jt-1' ltr ' prnf,a - r ; r,,: :trvK
(hauler 'r l . j I ., ,1.1 i . , u t u v ., gunty of murd.r, hut through the ah e to occupy Sail Lake) ( ily. he bid lost all Ins money, it hvii
.ti amber, i lie air is gtaduated according ate residence of the lion John Forsyth, . , .. ' . , h .. ', ' ' I ,;..,i :,, t, i, f. . ' l hui . . '
totL.al,no.!,heri.;t..,per.,t,ir" without and Kx-American Minister to Mexico, and there ' .o..s of h.s councel those terltet. had j j P J J1 for ' UM J , itJ
the politic .l..,cit,;.i.nt with,,, -during a discovered large depo-it, of siltfir bar, e.t a,d '. RtJ ". h.w So.n n Carolina am. rn Slav-Thai.. j "fV'' ,
" Ci-na, d. h'to .-ver to exceed d . buried iu the harden, and in . small est..!,. "" l"1 , '' ')"";' fr"" W " fact, and as honorable a '. th" ".1 Z'lU
ary occa-ions to range between li-hmet.t coinmonly found iu gaidens be
de". Thirty thou, ..ml eiibie I,-,,,..;,.. , ..... ,..;,I.,i.m tin . I. ,. 1 "7 1 1.
oJ
f.M "f air are circulated throueh the
eh.m'erper minute, which ry4,,tit, may
b, incr- o-. d to eighty thou-and. The
... ,. ..i. .. i .
, vuuipn i-ijr uuuer control Any
t roponin, of iiio.-ture may be in. parted,
froi'i tl." delie.,,,!. freshness of morning to
Hie f-e.i g that preclude, a thunder shower,
or even ti.l the atino-pii. re
"'I'"" "'" r..4. i., li into . dew."
It m .; he pigjiletit to add that as each
ro.m i. lurtnshed with flue and register,
enator.s, on t (imt yritptot,a of aphynxia,
can proteer tj,, in-elves fioin the indiscretion
of opi-rators.
As regards t'.e ext. rior of th edirV-e
the ground it ;,"i j p os-c-.-ion of ihe work-
i."-u. 'Ihe appioaerh are incumbered with
ton
t'.'j fail'-n c .luiuns and re
bent tej.'one
stive (with no rcpeet
to the able . fTee r in charge) cf
M.'jj aiw . p ts,ii, nl f
Cen. Qailmsn.
Tbe death of Hen. Quitman was an
nounced, on the ftth instant, to the .sena.e
I ll.... v..l,,;., worn nronouiiced on
.q tbe' cn'te by Senators Davis, j
1 , hr.. i ...i n., In the House.
b Messrs. McUao, lionuaui, I liompson or
.",'. . ... , ....
iIIou.se nror-eeditie. we extract uie to.iu-
. . n" . , '. , f th. rumrli. n
i ina at'iircviaieu nr"i' - ..
hri.viur.Ml rrron
Mr. MeRae and Ocn. Koiihara : Cttroi-
i Mr. of Mississippi, announced
; Uentlt of M t . ... :
nn.1 nronniineed a tUlOL'V Oil tne me aim
U.-rviee, of ,1,.. deer.sed. To annont.Oe the
' . . .
death of such a man was to him a melan-
- -...tuiii
j choly duty ; but it had bee ll.t ouaioin
aniong all nations, and in allays, o pay
"J Iributo to the memory of tbe Jc-
" """ '
1 nartHil re"t
... . , ,i ,
j Mr -tate ,h.
'. lla lu0 deceased traced the cause of the
disease, which tein.inatcu so lai
residence at the National llotel,
late fatal epidemic at that bouse
Whatever may have been the impression
nian, d 'jr his extraordinary success as
lawynw.. f legislator, and his lau.e as
i" "b'e g"l- . , , , , . .
Mr. JlcK. eulojiileu me couuui-i
'deceased in conncciion with his trial for a
i deceased waa a great and a good roan.
ti.. v.... him well. He enter- I
" I ' .
' tained the'loftiest ideas of honor anrt in-
i tcgrity, but what should have made hnu
' immortal
as that be was an honest man.
If be had
fault, be had sufficient virtues
! t0 over:
hidow it or, at least, to cover it
from common ob'ervation
Rmipril Ouitmnn died amoni. bis fi irtid
Uenera VJuitman nicu ainou). ins
.nd amid the tear of his co,,,i.uents. Al
' though it was sad, it was. at th. same time
ect to se auch a man die. His voice
was still, and hi, tones would no more be
. . .V. .K.n.K.M f th. nation
. ' , iwt ,,1,1 never be
; .he meriran neoplc.
Mr. McU.e submitted the usual rcsolu-
linn, nf re.lseet
Mr I?onhamof South Carolina, remarked meneed from S 3,nn0,0iiU to 3 2nO,(iO i
that it was fitting that the State of South ', Mr. Hula reintroduced Mr. Caldwell a lte
i i- .1.. 1.1 ,u. . iir nwpr the me. 'lief bill Mr llrvau of Craven, a bill to
deceased. The speaker had
7 . f divislioil j,,
J h ruck witb hU ,!,
,
i ,or1n,' ua uohle ., ,Ueh
j ,. ,f :t".r e, WS nne'h." " ",!
1 1':""-;- .J1 "V." 3 renee for the
truth. Whether as a lawyer, soldier,
judte or legislator, this same characterisric
marked him out from other men. Mr. 13
especially eulogii"d the couduct of the de
'ceased in tbe Mexican war, aud detailed
ihe circum'tances which particularly en
, tiilea iiiiu to horor and remembrance.
1
, . t -rm ,1
the spring of o7, the
fr-r Sometime
-tesmer St. Nicholas "epenc1 at Mc
1 'rieans with a Caliope
-the fir-t ever heard
thoe parts-Causing
lion among the servant
rcat consterna
most of whom
! -opposed tbey must now give ar. account
of the:r aius sure eu,.uE . ..... .
them, 1 in, nooo .. . . .....
linn, jna.1 v..ioe""- '";".-
.... 1 ,. .r,-..,l her otinion thus :" .Missus
' "'" .' , .. , . , .
don't believe dat the a.,L" I abriel, caue
I siut afearcd a bit", " ' it is hit,,, hfS
pi-iijiH " ttic j'" (!'! -
y,u're lot n."
M.sRRIAOE bv Proxy. Iter. Dr. Hre
porv , tormerlv of this city, pronouueed et
He Ve in Coliei-e. Su-p-ti-iou Bridge, the
niarriae cernnoi.v -between parties who
were not at the tunc within li.u'JO miles ot
each other. It was done by proxy, the
hdv's father .cling as proxy for tho bride-
! eroom. The affair took piace on the ."Sew
Year, under the fo.io nig circumstances :
Tl, bride, for seven vears a, iel(leut Ol
'' California, after the death of a former
hu.-hand, became engag. d to a gentleman
'residing in that state, but bavin;: a large
landed property in Mexico Hy .line ar
ran-ement between parties, the lady re-
turned to her no me, at .-1. vyjnnin.es, ..u.
' da West, where her intended was to 1111
her about tin. time, ami claim tier as nisi
bride, 'The rectnl trouhli-s in Mexico, how- I
ever, being i. th vinnity of bis planta- I
tions, demanded his immediate presence iu j
that country, and forbade-his coming North i
f.s fn!fii hi tticiL't uitut. He, therefore,
authoni' d tbe laily a lather to -tan'i instead ;
'n '- "'de tbe ."Niagara, aim la.ner ami
t. lined iu the pare:
and l-th the police were busy in excavating
and clea.,-i,J these bars, and iu taking
them lo the city of Mexico fro.,, Tacubaya.
... . . .... , , ' .
i be discovery na erearea tne iiveiie-i
se andal all through the city th. more o
as these bars are by all the world beli-ved
to be of tb' which were- made from the
silver ornament sacked from the cathedral
of Moreiia. liefore Mr. Forsyth, el.par-
''.re, be was accused by the Uovernineut
with having had something to do with these)
har of silver, aud now, to have found them
after his departure , the charge seems tole-
rahly well substantiated. It wiil be for
M r. For-yth to eacuse bim-eif if he can.
TtT IU eitia-r. of Pittsboro'. Cre.1 a
s''ite ou Wednesday ni-ht, on the reeep.
ttor, of ihe new of the psssaje of the
Kavett-viile Coal Field Li.l il second
mg in i tit
.ate.
Corrcsuonclence of the Wilmington flontlil.
Xovih aioliii:i lit'Khlaluic.
lUt.Kiaii, Jan. 1 1.
SKN'.VTE.
No b.il of geiitr.1 imereat inrouo.u
. i ,t, t.
eliarter nf tho
the .-peoia!
order tomorrow.
order tomorrow.
The L'oalnelils bill w njocijj on us
third reading.
An amend metit was offered ny Mr. low-
per to provide for a tax of 1 of one per
' J,
provi
to capitation tax. Rejected 42 to 1
Mr Cowper's also defeated to It.
inr. I uenior.i, n r
'.... ..n nri rf ilm nrnreeds from sales of
r; . .
j ,0ulJ lo U1,d to pBy .. interest.
Jr Af,)c n nnlpn,inipnt proltil.i tint; the
extension of the road across any now built
or in course oi consiruciien, nui auuuur.i.us
- t ... i
the comranv to counect with any.
Mr. W nrd moved to exoi ft ihu liming'
-ion
ille and insert Lexington. K.-jecied
3d to 11.
Mr. Lane's amendment was rejected 27
to 10.
.11 ... . .. .i... - ,i. .:n
r ..!'. . ,1 L ' svs"
risiltm .1JC -., .isjs .i.
The speaker voleil against the lull b -
cause he vas unfiling lo ir.cri-aae the
S-s-e's Labilities
I'L i m lo .mend the con-titution so as
to establish an ad.olorrm syste.,, of taxi-
tion waa made the special order for to-
morrow
v.r.,....,-.t
i
, A
lltlf'SE OP CdMMON.S.
-- --
discussion upon the Danviile Connre-
Hon occupied about three rounds oi tne
, time
of the sesion. .nr. t.aimeit oi Umi
; ford delivered a lengthy speech in its favor
l....r. K,.1lnoL- nf i:..nr,ll. .,,.1 1 1 ror. i
of Franklin, replied against it, and after
. --r o .
then Mr. N. tie ro;f -
floor when . t wss , 1 up ,0 morrow. I he
, Hou-e 1. comm ttee of the v. ho!.,
: 1 he among other b.l.s .ere
: iotro.lu.-ed
i By Mr. Sha
bill to aninnd 1 he charter
I granted last session to the ( Ik
tiie Cheraw an I
; to 1 1 le.us ivanroac. 11 an rs u,
c amount
to be subscribed before work can be com
.e-iaUisb t'.e county of lCohlind. Mr.
; Shaw, a bill to navigate the Lower Lit-lc
J Hirer in Cumberland County,
KaI.KKIH, Jau-iary 12.
SKNATK.
Several private bill' were introduced tririj
nutne.'O is bills, ,c , were report, d on.
A motion for afi.rnoon .ssintu was laid
oer.
The tnesss-'e of the t'overnor on ih re-
port cf the literary fund w.i referred io'
; eomnnitee ou aaucc, ou muiioii of M.. 1
iMcDownl ;
I A Resolution was introduce, tnstruc'ing
I the i'ldiei irv committee t consider ihe pi
I J
pcdiency ot alt.rin" the laws relative to Ii
cen-es to siil spirituous liiuors
Also a bill, by Mr F.dtiey, for the pro
t.'Ctiin of mechanic' labor.
he vote ot yesterday, r-j-cung the coai
as recoiisidercd. on motion of
Me-srs IIIecKoe, Thomas, Kd-
, j,i;;,
M.IIer, Cherry and McDonald
'"I port
.:,he recori-i.leration, aud Me-srs. Cow per
1 . 1
ami Pouihitt o.potea It. ihe vuto waa 4i
f .( ri
' '
-p""iii o"lsr lor lbi'l3fi'lit iiett
Mr lhcdsoc, addressed the Senate for
nearly two hours on hi- bill to amend the
con-titutioti to establish the adval r. 111 js
s m ef taxstion. j
Mr. liorrell moved to nni'-nd by f riking
out a, I tne enacting c:ai.e ami m-frtin.
provi-tou fur a free and op.-n convention to
amend the constitution. No action was ta
j tKU Up t the hour of adjouru'iietit. j
IKtUSK OF COMMONS. j
The Danville Connection was again to-1
day tho measure of uh-orl.irig interest !
The House waa in com mi t tee of tli
and Mr. Settle delivered an able spe-ech in
it- favor. Mr Doilch lollowed him at con
siderable I'-ngth. The committee then roe
and l..j House .oiounied. 11 is po.-sit
t t : that it will he eontiuued through to morrow,
i.niyiwo fins 01 any intere-i 10 day ;
ily Mr. Leak, to require a bond from slier -
iff- for collecting taxes for county suh - crip -
110ns to rai.ro 1. is. ,.ir. iMcaery. a hill to
ai.ow counties iiinkiiig 'ib-ci iptions to rail -
roads to lax other property than they are
allo.ved to tax. !
j
A I'.KM 'KKAlil,. TltlAI.. The trial of.'
Cacti mi, at New Vork, for murder is pro 1
bablv the most remarkable of any trial of)
the k'lnl known to criminal ju.i-pi udeuce
When called np for sentence 01. Friday, the;
whole laie was told by th: Judge, iu a
lew words as follows ;
.ther cause found him emit, of
....-... ie,,.,., ,,, .neural uegree, iiuiiougb
je evidence a'luuceil was ijuite aunicteut le ;
"' s'iia.ed Ihe charge of u.urder. h.)
W''8P"" L,! had Used and the method ,..
which it was loaded showed that he hail lft!
a.Ieiice adduced was ijuite; auflicieut le
. . ........
... T.,ve ,-reparee, ,o lea. the lite ;
of any persou who might endeavor to. rre.t:
the eomniital of the felony ; that h.d'lhe Ust
ury found for the same crime that the others'
nan none, inn me would have b'e'n for
f.-iied. but alihouL'h his life had nn. b...,J
. ,,
spire.l, the I ourt could uot see any excuse
why th. -,.,,,t of the Hctetic. allowed
by law saould not be Pas-ed unon k '
The .e.itence nf lU C,r, ,1 'f.. ...
,i,i , ,. . ' ""'i
that lie be ronf.ned in tno . . r,r r..
! , , , , f . w ,u,
hi natural life.
v . i. ii T
ul-d at F.Ik Shoal
.... n , . t r i' f.s .(,ae t.een esfab-t
and New Sn-rUn. Ir'e.l.ll . v ''i
w S belli (if, Ir
re si vad will
The. .r. ... ..d -. ... .:t ....! J. .' I
Statu-!
I'l.iB t'.e ry ILur-Jay Uiojbi,.
C1U,W "' ' r ' There is scaicely one ill a liumliv.l lamilies uis.ani aoou u muca, ior coa,auJl .
londs to bo issueii. ,., ... i i .ii.,, ii,iu to 1 but anain nut baeK with diinairn in .... ,.'
Mr. Hiedsoe moved to amend thU by , c W of (uorj, mJ teV iom rJ. She is expected here ,r, ,10,r
Juiitataxoi ,o. if.r cm. ! j , . , f iu joyful mem-- Ingato St. Laurence and sloop of.WJr p
a of property except nacroes subject prtci pis in mi j J.,.irn ... t,:
The Causes of Crime. ' .
Noticing several frightful crimes in three,
of our principal cities, the Louisville Jour
lial remarks that nil those deeds of horror
It might linvo ail dm,
, - - - . ,.
We believe that our contemporary luis
oorrccliy
dicated Iho rource ol tlie. -
, n.ifa,.i.. no iruui iinn
nh i-, mat a
pervades the
mux ili Ami.-
i . . , rili.,,..i .,,.,'
i ,,t I, f
. ,,,,.,:, ,,.i nd elariiiL' do
r , . .
j'1'
fects
the dimmest and most obscure perceptions
of their obligations towards society and
their Maker. They are iutructcU to some
cxtint iu vaiious branches of merely tinman
knowledge, and in tho cours.t of their edu
cation they obtain pasi g and evauescent
,.);.. nf liolier and more iiuport.iiil
fc S' '. . . ..i. ...I .
irnt n init rare v. inueeii, is .-.uiuui.
. - . .
o.,.1 r...r...rin.r effort IIISllo to CTfatO
their understanding and their will lhoe
fundamental conviction of right and wrong
by tho rigid observance of wii-cli they can
alone expect pence of mind and happiness
here and hereafter. Their intellects, indeed,
are enlarged, but their hearts are ahau-
doned to all the iscious and impure pasions
of our fallen and grovelling uatuie. Ileuce,
American children too frequently grow up
with few faint ideas of duty and virtue,
and are left in their conduct through life
to the guidance of unchastenfd desire
e nf .,.
1 rainer man io mr su;.-... .
! k.-f.,l at.d enlightened conscience. I
I at all surpri.-im; that so faulty a sj -teiu ol
.r.iuin g sLld eventuate in folly . WP.-
Hon. and frivolous pursuits, or darken into
i horrid vice ami revoltintf crime
Over indulgence is a potent auxiliary to
iinprrffet trainine. Our boys and girls are
I scarcely out u. .V" ..
I they are treateil as young geniieiiien ano
i jicj , la,i;r,. While yet, under thn dis
. f ; ;jlie of b, teacher's ferrule they c m
- i - i thcni-clves competent to take their
! ,
oe etc. lliva ot sixiein ia.
polities, frequent publio "inu-eiiieiit, smoiie
ciL'nrs and inil idr intexicating fluids, liirl.
nf fouiteen or fifteen chatter scandal, arc
fastiuioua and rlegstit ill their toilet, play
the woman prate of marriage, and con.ersj
an on" th m- lvea about their beaux Lung
1 before the jesrs of discretion have arrived
both ex"s know loo .unci). in-aru.ess
lira leae i nun iie. h- . - i - i uui.
i hers. jovs ami tins nr nio - i; it ,
1 youths are converted into rakish men of and desired the litllo boy P) show the j wi
the world and sin. r.rriiic misses who ought mend. She ro-es softly from her bed. f.i.
' still to wear pnlitalett'-s, are thoroughly
..rounded in the art of flirtation and e "'iet
rv. To antieirale modesty, proprn t )
moral rcc'itt.de and a sense of reli.'ious re
' sji iti.-il iiity funi such iiiateiiaU would be
atom as t. a-onthlo as to expect to Qtid
' humanity it. a tiger, courage 111 a bare, or j
: genius in an idot. I
I Seven-eighths of tho crimes which the .
I press is constantly conipellcd to record pro i
, ceed from thee two sources of misery and
' vio. As long as parent and guardian
shrink from the performance of their duty,.
' so lonu will the evil continue unchecked,
It is iriipsssible to plant brimbles aud gather
ros-s. No one cm bbiiuily wwaiiow
poi.on with impunity.
Childreii, if s.irreiidered to the anaichial
government i.f their own bad passions, will
nece-s.-itiiy beeemc vicious iu youth, and
ilepraved in i.iaiihood If untaught the
essential r'strain'.s of morality and rligioi.
they must inevitably lapse int-j the wort of
h ii.it", and at any af parent conformity to
ti e e xc-pti-d eau'ions of life wil! arie less
from coiivictioti than from the fear of liie
law. If a boy ah t iin Iroin avcngirit; a
fancied riD.' by tbe bowie: kulfe or pistol,
1,,.,.
heads the prison or the "call old,
.t is evident that if that terror were, re
moved he wou'd ru-h headlong into murd
er; but if be r.fra.iis from t'.e inddlgerer
of a'urious animal w nth. b- cause he k uows
it t ) be an infringement of eliviue and moral
law, be is protected from crime by a pan
oply a milli m times more impregnable Hi in
any which th- lis csti furni-li.
If a )oii.'g ,.idy who indulge- in (ios ij,,
scandal, and back l i in ; is simply told ilitt
the pr ictic: is unbee-ninii ai i vulgar, sin;
may abandon tin; habil for fear tf en
sure ; hut if she il well iudoetri.iated ill the
belief that slander and evil speaking are
violations of divine precept., hcrrefoi't.
will be a-si.i edly lasting, beeiusn ground
ed iu conscience. And thus tve might illu
strate at any length the ihoacy of moral
training and the eert.iu an 1 miserable c n -
) e lence ensui'ig upon its total neglect
Until parents take to heart these prima
j ry truths and apply them diligently in the
culture of their children s mind and hearts
j wo can see no pro.p.'et of milked improve-
i intnt. The jail and the penitentiary are
institutions ot human weakness and wii - kitd
, nes. I't m, ti I. an. to amend their lives,
and these hideous embli iri of an imperfect
civiliiation will disappear. M jral refiriii
must proceed from within tint outwardly
Make men be'ter, and the prisons will fail
to ruins from diliapi latioii and t!bue.
Teach the ri-ing generation to fear (iod
aud obey bis commandments, and crime
wi.l progrcs-itely diminish .V ir Orients
lice.
it wai unexneeted. that the. nullifvimr Si.
ot oiitli Carolina hi
rpokeli out again-.!
; the slave trade
the slave trade with an tmphasi, that Las
marked th. expression of opinio,, iuno!" "
other Southern State. Dor press, so far !'
. t ...... . . that h
m v .... r.-m, ...n.uv a senuary ti -
ception, h.v. protested with the gre.lut
energy and warmth .g.in-t the infringe.
m.nt of tie law and the introduction ot
Afrioat.. ;.. .K.;.'
it e have aires
had nen
. ... . " ' ... '
wei pubiist, this morning in at lielc Iron,
; (b Vii...l 1. ; . . .i . .
lHrni, ot to u unle
... -i . ... ., ..'
.!'.' ,B 1 conn, ctiou, mat the r.li
gious societie. of that State are taking up
, '
,c r,,ter. and gmt," th Illicit commerce
.... ? ' t .. ..
me-ir un'a.iliue II COIl'lelllbatlOn
nth l;rit',l:lit.
. f oiit.-iilimi (.f Hide, s and Deaeom
. . . of No,l' Carolib.
held ill lUi,
ill be
l.'xh
& on Tue-dy the
Fell ae, y.
i ; Mnvements of the hrngnny Fltct.
- v U. 8. Steamer Fultom, )
V Pernambueo, liraail, Not. ii."),!, l3-3
j Woariived m this harbor on ila .'a
inst., making the run from M,
t m ay
Meeting with adverse wi,..i. '
"luai,
toaming hard to c.uitPiid ith i0ln f '
- u. to put into .M.iranham for i . .
o i com, nenij: luiirieen uays nom
' i " "iirtii
a the 1 Jili insi , w l. lt MartiUBl
whon about M miles to seavtrd, ft!';"
I with and .-pok" the steamer '"Harriet Ljl ' j
- 'under sail ami slnuiiii' for tbe im.i i . '
,;, f C0II. The ' Water Wil.-i, i... !
, to sail tne same uay to me river L, p)(
! At far as I ean asoertaui, tho o8ie...rs t
crews oi uie unci ru enjuyuig xclUo
health. e are coaling, and will pr,
bly leave for St. Catherines on the y.j,, '
It is the general opiuiju of miuj inuj
jjent and well informed natives of tUis eS,
I hav l.Ailral ..i.l. .1... t
. .r pRr.u.s. ,, ,
j ... ,Ml
... ! - .11
to entail upon tho United States , ,auCa fl
peine, as possible in hU power, hy allow",, ,
the fleet to arrive on the ground hefort
will coma to terms. There was
current yesterday iu the city tiat J,
had captured tho kniall surveying stem,.,
sent out by our government, but it is
credited by those informed on the ttbjt(,
There is a fiuespirit manifest anion,. (,(,,.
officers and men, and my Baltimore fri,
may rel assured, that if it cot. es to ,
the old Fulton, alias the Terror of tl
C.'f. " Kill ,'nu a t-oo.l aermn.l f I
of tb
-c o ,' "r'1'
, Wauu.
- - - .
I Sh.rt T-l f lrW,lr 11.
I tho month of June, a P.ddlar .U.J
.. preseme.. .se , ,es al (..elow
tho lj..r of a lutia farm bou.e at lJ?,ic, ;
I'rauce, and r i iestd permi-i.ioii of i,
, " : , " .. . """"
eon-i-iiro io Hum, as the tarinsi
1 was confined lo her bed. The nut d
- was Sunday and the Isim-r an I i1!t
i vants went to church. J
redil.st
, surtcu io eo, alio mere rem iiin-u in 1,
j boue, the wifo of tile farmer, a uvw lor:
infant, the peddlar' wife, tahi feign-! ilii,.,,
j and child six years of age. Scan-ili bv
, the people gono Out, when the p 'd i.i:
1 wife, armed with a knife, presented Ikim
' at t!,e bed of the sick woman, an 1 dea,c4
1 eu her mouey or her life. Ihe pxr t
in in, aieK aim wcaa, uciiverej up Ilt .
lowed the peddlar' ife without Irs;
heard, aud bating beckotud me rbi.j
, ' of the room locked tint door. Sin-then
- sired the child to ruu for Lis fitu-r
desire him to bring assistance. The ft,
did notloe an instaot, but, by a surpn:
fatality met the peddlar on the road 1
had tolen from the ehurch lo as-i.t I
a tie in tbe precouctrted robbery. 1 tic p
dlar asked th. child where he wa jt mii r .
answered that bo was going lo p. rki
father, as an attempt was mid to roo b
The peddlar said 11 waa now uonee. !
at tie him'-lf would ci and rroitn ;
mother ; and, liking the child by the bin
they returned lo the lariu. 'I hey k'ie.kt
at tlic door, but ihe farnirr'. wilen tr.s-
nuing th voire of her husband, rrfat1
opru ; th prdd:ar limda in ttfjru ti
duce b't, aud lioally thr'nen -'i w e r :
child throat and break it open I'jm,
at being unable to prevail upon her, he tt
ceiled his horrible threat and kn.-d t
chiid. & - (.
A fier comBiil tin g ibi qsr1rs criu..1
tried to ct into the house to . I.;i
lie, a li. u 1 11110 pca arl t e firm
mght return liom church. Ili.al!"i;
Ui.tbic he mounted th ri.of and .le-e- ui'
the cliimnvy. 'Ihe fartner's wife, :,.
laititing, boar saw tinlhiiig to deiivvr t.
Ir.mi certain ilralli the wrctc'i j
111 .-I down the chimney and it to r
her chamber, when collecting ail
strength, she by sitdcrijjit al i.i, il
the psli! -fee (straw brijwe-ug of
hearth and as ijviiek'y ' -
smoke iu a few minute enveloped 1!."
a-.-iii, h not being able to .:. i, ""J
soon teii Iu ihu liru hwif s-ilfuc-ite !. It'
f irmer courageous wife lot not In-r p.
sence ot u.iod ; but, lb hi" b.iii hd n
truck hnn several severe blo 01
hevd with fr p.lter. wile', pit hnn He
Vood the chance of immediately re
1... I ' 1. ,.l,.,l with 1st! a I'J
' mental a'-ny, he here!f f, II ense-'e 11
, the carnet ol the chamber, aud reina:D
' in this situatiori li.l the I'sinnT and "
jnta returned fr..m church. 'I lis de
1 J,0,y of ll.e child, at the! gat of IM
, f.,rm bouse, was the first horrible P' rl;c
' that met iho nnhappy fat titer. 'I ii'y
1 Pud opeu the doors, and ufi"r Inrit J "
- nor. red to life thn farmer s il,
aetzed the two culprit am! ueiivire-l 'h
ovtr tr ju liee Ihe peeidlar survivru i
wo iiris and burns, b.u both he smI
parti. or ruceivtd tke putiishroei.t 'Ij1,
trine.
Fximniii'ivAur Cass of I'hiiavu'
W beard of' an iti-tsnco of moral t
tdde, a e!ay or two since, which, " h '1"'
stand aione. In the Ht terrihle ui""1
on tho Mu-eogee Kail Itojd, iu wliiih '
ears were nreeinated into . olkn t ir-
win remained in thee m i "hbothood
wreck, pot.itiieneiid a aenrrl. for the ''
bodies The bo.lv of the Ulv alluded lJ
... i,,,,,l .1 . ..!.. I. the rr
pon examination it was ascertain
er dross I.A.I been torn nlnll Hid ,u9
i , . , , r . , . ,,.,e
"V" 'C , C, ,.'.
hundred dollar.. 1 rcsh Ira,.
d.-covered in lh. mud, Jeadinf nlf fr'" '
bony, w tiiei, tlie scarcliilig pariy n -'
.1 until tin y cainei upon one of their e"1
number who bad iu.st nut with so miracii
. , , , , ... . t
Iu an escape from death, at.d wl"
present when his fellow passenger to,
storv of his oss. lie wss unmreliar
., , , . ,.,e eattf
' , , ' ' .ur :0.
am. unit fnn.,.1 ,..n, Lis arfWii. lur i"
.iron his
,
. fortuatit added that the itntrif
for 111 Hilt lidded hul the W Lit 'fie
Columbus ;,i, awaiting hi M" for
dl iboiic act. '. Vttinmk RipitO l 't"-
v.. a, v. . .. It. lbs rt
i.u ,'liiWW .-IMI I, ,"1IS ' Jit
of the I -H 1. Match. I .. bo bank ''"
lessee is allowed lo issue or pJ 'u "
ol a . d -,i initTsli U lb T 6 ed.dl.n