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f TCXLIIUCD .I7ERY TUCR3DAY,
B T V H A N K. D A tt L E T.
" IFrob IkVltew York Mercantile Journal.
. For-eometliae tbt loading commercial piptrt of th
South hava eerioasly aud earnestly been preperiog
' tbt way . for that fust ehaage which lata takt tplaoe
in tbt buslntas relatione of the variant groopt ef ear
Stte toward each othr, hik)D u they ttull bar
'recovered from tat dittarandce oqaiaioaed hy war
It taet be remembered aad the remark is not
'peyfl'MM, for ?r nu; to forget it that
1n apite of Ibt deoiraatioa of battle aod diaeate, oor
number have boeo tteadily (narrating, both by Ba
lm al growth aai by f smigrrttea. A ihey kev Ib-
. trttwl, they havovpread farther over tke eoaotry,
J S 8 u;h ba of U attracted a etreeni of now
etUlere f'm Europe ee I tbe North. A Urge proper
- tia nf tb"M ro kilted eaeahanit, aod it i!t
'. t b laor before tltlr labor tod rntorprUo will find
full ooontatioa. . -
' W be the enHUion that took place between t4
(..riheru b I tb Hovrbora 8iit in IStil tu mrrrty
In prj4rSoo, H!)r'o-Mtorioi book, Tke Im
rc Cri." wi lrj-lf i4 op of not trill
to hwkhtw 4U oi,Uilj t'i 8oatbira F lotn Jpo4d
bju'B hrir .N'rtkri c'to for Heorlv tT7 mton-
ftod Brticlf .1 1
, Ik" Sirtk." Bid ri'lpor, li tbt Mocb of onr
Sirl'Ti Qrt.lmiU, bbI to it Hkj watt, ond do,
aik. ti p! fiiuf f ooowb ooo hi tbo tpriif
nd n m tho ftll. . All oar otmiavreUI, niocbaoil,
"nftrtoroJ o1 Htorary owpp'to fmo from tbero.
Wo M.D1!o. krvooio, bo-kt, o4 bookt, aJ r
to ino North; want ps. fok, papor, waftrt
'ood oo!ope, and o co to tbo Nortb; wt waut
b'. k', feaa'lkorctiioft, aatbrolUu, aod pocket
kai04, aad o V i" tk Krtk; wo waat toys, pri
onr, ochiMtl bojki, fabtoaAbU pfarol, nackiacrj,
, oalie!Boa loaiHoBea, aad a tkaaad atkor tblopt,
aa I wo (k Nortk lo got tboia all. laotoad of
- kring oar moiry ia cirooilioa Aoom, by pairoa
it! g -Br wi atovhanlea, aiaaBfoetarera aa I Kborors,
wo noad it al. ay U tk Kurtk, aad tkort it romaiaf ;
ii ??r f 'a iau oar kaoda ag!a."
All tbi io ueo y bow to bo obaagrd, aiooo aot only
'd tkt (row th't art fl ckiog Sou hward carry wita
tbora moiwlo, tbo brala aad tbo tkill aoeoaaary to ear
ry ibo Uonirol koaio trtdo aad aaaqfactarra. bat
tboy tko, o'm, aorUia ai vJicira of taoaoyaad by
tkoir proacaot, aad tb-ir VDaaanrptioa of aoaotodltitla,
crtr a frft-b. od ofaa jtofotiag d-taaaLa ;v
' " C'M prfrt tra(tti:ity bt rtarJ to tko Sooth.
ara utoo, aa wo bopa will bo tbo eaot aRdr Gaa.
Oi at'a adaloUtratiua, t!.U ioflas will bo taonsoaaly
inoroaood. Th4 of tkoaaaadt aia tarnel bag
T1ex1ylownf tkoVoautifot al!tytof old Virgiala; tho
'wilartl aad agrieaUaral abaadaaa of tbo two Caro
iiua, tko oarbaatiag coat rtjciona of Florida, (tbo
AmoHeaa Itt w.) aad tko partvral graodaar of Trt-
' m. ' DUy. aftflott, tbo facilitira vf traaporttioa
itead, aad tko rrtaro of eropo kMeoaioeb for tbo
profcnt year that tbo dalbora Ppra, which aro
atoa bow !giraai,j diaeawiag tbo qaration, ulk of
tuff multont of varpla iocoat to bo ia the kaad of
fttrtiiborn agriealtanota. :, . .
. Plum tlj K, f Ln-roas.
R3fiURrlLtriTnrr7T?:nTt "
Dome tlx tear h'Torrf H o atlri i;i.ufit-ti'n
TO ATLANTA.
ta J A rowtl. f wa boi'Ha Ai. i'.M, O- orzia. 00 tkt
al(p"i,.a 'riMiikiil' j-ropb-cy a utfei "1 O't-t-r j.'' ",,t ' ni wi h- jl;f t'ol. Uuforl.at which
m . , , i . J p'i'',H t..tz-i futi-.;i'l $210 000 to tut capital
... . " . tt v Hi "nuiHiiy. tirori ia to aid tha roarf.aa
yio n-u.T Miro!(-. i .r.iM- vr h ta ; . .4 M tw-at? a faro ihou Sa.ahod. Col.
Coatir.ri.vV-;tr'.,( n cni i tr t il..'ud. J jfrj aly $5 JO OOO, of which tho DnilU
Oa bU I, -4- Cipur. d ,,d impr!ttl a t5o j Ar rompior wilt 4Bbi"ibo $l')0.5o, tUi le.T.
Hboiharn b.a.DO 'rwtr, L.orn wa -broont op ' A fc,M,. h r ardy a!Jrubscri.ol
crTH4 un rr, ,,bcu. fii M mnr, IJJ0(0JO And t ia cil of All.Ota tielf will on-
diorJ witb Lr.l 8h..or-,, whau tbo oonttriaion i,,,,, r,n,fvlnin !5K),000. So that
torool a tl.e pr4'U , of tbo two oountr ia lirl tlle wm0ltlli,u 0f ,h, r ,ti it ar!y a day aa ponai
Bktbar jo mrkf: f a,i -orrr f 3 -ar p-oj.le . ho r-gardod aa oorulo.. Tba,Kad io to ko
Whyaor ai L.oro.ia . Tb wt t lo.0 ih -ftBjmVaeoI at AtUma. F"m Arlant it pasea
rM, waa fhar-pt th- Ar. rfy.wf (rtul QoioBrlt, Pnnulin. liatl, Banka.and Ilabrr-
aidLaarenalna ; .nbTit 'V. , .aidUribul. ban. coii tled, !, G.rg.a, tb-ne- ial, Soutk faro-boarooj'wopa-
'.H. -lii ,b i.-ari.of wr.u -l.0i., lina, faebingat And-rao Cwt Jlooao, wbonco it
naay ywra of fll. g ..rd h . i oftna-dby at ,,, t C!Nr,..tt. , Noath t iroUm, whrro it will
let Hfty art. f.niqan- ill thU tmg,. tbo . wltb tho Eichm-Dd and Dtnoii railroid.
aatla iU ra.or. I t . i -.r? !.t ihtti ored Vol Bfrj Att, tb.lt t ,,(pl of c4roiitl
Bt tbfrrf f'.'O . I if 1 .1 ,f II rv. It, - l n . TU.' Oi nr , ( ,., ,l in,.rijnl-- th.t i.to iiM L.rrf.
wn'i f'i ht u k ct reair tt balld it tbo ciiiifoa
1 tm.f. I .a' vm 1 wil
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pick it apaod a"1"
nothing, ttn-r '
tho Brat gil ii
will traoip'o off
bo d oc, aad
Tbia ia tbo o"
ed writor qa i.i
diction often at'
rta yeara.
Wheo a po'-plo, tH it rr , or lf, "l
Statra difrnehia l 10 t. nr of txr- r. me h-it t ik
on from buadrrda nf trtnuu 'a 1 m'''' itr TUia
aai giron to Hun ir i 'tioa of ar- a, abrii
affrago and maj riti ' r wratd b iniliiry fo'eo
aod radical aaarpatiun fria lr ta a, a" n Wft
ora Virgiala, Norta aod ft outH (rolii". Albna,
Arkaaaaa aad Florida ioi, a fr ui Ibdl t- I tkS,
wkea tkora i a qa'-t q i'otrcr in tbt moif ad
roaalt of aocb trn,ictio tto pronbiH-r, loatio to
Laarooi, ticbty right Trr irn. ba i uplf bntt9
kiatory. Tbo Unit-1 f'tn'ra nti l'i- o ;k ita ga ir
aetoot of prrooi lit . a? fooo ird upon the
Maria Cbarta of u B iiiih ancr' ra, and wo' tto
It
M( 1 tu Mt . tt. Maioliru. oroiioso trt bawd th iolee
h- it if . ip 'lr- of mad i-ttwfru that p!ao' and tu
jt"' ! tllt't liu.-.
At ;.r, w-nt mr4 th AtNota Xt Fa, t Qelma,
H ! id U ton r ,d will f inn th abort! lini' cf
I c- ihiu ii'jiti-q ontwten New 01'! an ' N'W Y'rk:
tin if -r 1 it. v r m .ieir. wii. rurDKQ a iiiort'r
1, ta iu,; L.n. frj(l, t(llkt ihv'hv''00 Bil'ti, w tb u Bjufiin' to
1 1 .... . . . .
I cr I fv tjmlea a i t!i J way. aoi hy a aati'.g to
, time. 1 jrt. ng "-idc aod acor ea.-oD'ing
t rno.j! ic rt, Koth trdo 40' tral U1 aeek
'hi ruttt in pretrr-oc 0 a'. ulbor.
. aaf" Tfc 'trra ltp of li-'oiinoxueM io lbi coartry,
ia run'une.l hrf r tf, Sci ot d Connie. i bi tey
grrit. ad tb Uu cit i t pr )0uDce I lo he ibe mit
pro ifi ' j Too Cieyj nd b)iiud phi in.
tirouieta w ii h- litre ia r n ! who ar rt dy to gel
up aioir. if d-"I i a, io rii.dicatt.io uf tLir eiio
oin'orn, will p'eo tak a ioo. Preavhing htica
tr th pa pit .Io ti- Iri'u pfuj.!o oeyond the g od
u f !ti5a 1 f rviigioa, aid 10 In ir" t!;OTorte of ?hd
world.- Tba tiAt opu'ar aot-'ai t laaaii.o fur oie
area It tranp'H anl-rt 'il twor- time tbn ta- rar J t ., b..tb from tho puipitar.i fjruui, bat en tho
wbick bavojaael ainr 17B) it io t th our f .alt U of ri.l, ocil and ixtiol bate, and th a
and oar miaf trtune ti -ttL.ua b'ea d in 'hat a mow: r ia wita 44 auy ra Hca' oretob-ra aa ' tev-b
rragraecffUry tonrt aa irsirred t rfu.-al ex-
tire, opoet tbo federal jade ary. aod 0 tt. 'tu j
oaed, witboat In. I, ined w'iboat a jay, oadeata
td withoat a bearii.;. and heard witboat rrou .r
jattieo. Wkea Rirao f-ll it waa boaam- it tfiarl r4
ad tko righto T Ko naa eitisas, aod tko aatoa jai
f 2ca euw '"J f--r--- '; w V
IklV0ilTA5lT-A(;iIO.V-OV ' I'ROM INKHT-DSMO-
CRAT3 IN SUCTU CAROLINA.
After tli 0 lection of Grant wat known la Sotb
Carolina, a a'jiaber of prominent Democrat, Jnc'od
ing Vsdo iltraptou, eM d ' MS aloJ ra Ooiernor
9oott, and declared iheir'determioation to accept f!ier
faliy aad ibido by tbo deoieion of Iba people N to . Iv.d
by tbo Miatt goTerntnent ia ita acta, and to uk alt
their inflaet ce ia inducing tko people tbrcngbQt Ita
State to d 1 tha arue.TLfy t Iprtaifed ooaticCwa that -tb
future prosperity of t be State depended apt t a
uniuijioai aod hearty tepport of tbe gororotnr-at,
atd irlinnce npoa tho laliot-bos aiono ia - tbo future
at a reiBlr for tiie etila of -aawiao If riaUtinn In
trpty, Hie 0 Jteroor crpif t?d the peat j leaaore tltlr
vitit bd girea bin, and hi belief that tha aotioa on
tboir part would do mre to reaU.ro pnaniroitT arnoo
the poiple, place tbe credit of tiie Suta where it de-
avrred to bo, tUau any political czpreaaton coald poi
aibly effect.
IMPORTANT.
Fall and accurate iu tentorial rnusd be made by ti
Jtalert in'tobco, aaaf ap I grrart of tbe etock on
hand oa tbe' firt l Jty of eavb mooth, aod etpocially on
tbe rii day of Deeutnbor. ' An perton wbo aball soli
01 off-r for lata tobacco, anaff or BPjrrs not properly
atainped anl eanciled after the day fixed fur the u to
of .Uii)( , (November '2Z, 1848, and wbicb hare oet
Hoei. iaclod'd irony Dtoniii'y inter torr reqaired br
Stcti.m 78 and or aoy peron nelliag or offering
to tell tbe aaino.who baa neglected or refused to mako
neb raontbly inventory, will be liable to tbe pronnrap-
t.iriui.baririg tiolated tbe Itw.aaJ or ODcomplaiormade
aaioit him, the tmrdra of proof will be upon birn to
abow mhf proeeediogs for the forfeitnre of tke gooda
held by hi' witi.'W uating tbe proper itampa affixed,
booll not bo commenced.
' . Helper, aa early aa 1800, reproached tbe Soother
tradem with draining away f IM,000,0CO aBnaally
fromtbeir own av-ctioa to tbe North. If they could
do this eight year ego, aod leave tbo S-olh i t wrl.
. thy aa II waa, what oogbt aot tke vorp'aa expending
capacity of that region to boeome, tte year hence,
with tb tlnie!oa of free laNir, aad rotation pf
atreogtk from etety part of Cbriateadom f .
Certainly, it condition wlii bd l'wcr oorreepond
with the description that Helper Lla given of the
' cave ia another paragraph.
' "In tafancy we are awadJ'ed in Northern mo
In childhood, we are kamored with Norton a ge wgew;
in youth, we are (attracted with Nortbera bo- k; at
; the at of maturity, we eow oar 'wild oatt' on' North
eta toil: (0 ajid die life, w exbanst oar wealth, eno'r
"gTea'aad talentt in the dishonorable, vocation of en
talllnr oor dependence nnou onr ehil Ireu and 00
ear ehildien'a children, and to the neglect of oar Own
intercut, and of the iotereatt at thoee arouad at, ia
giving aid and aocoor to etery department of North
era power.' Ia the 'decline of life we remedy ear
... eyeiigbt with Norths a ep-ctacles, and toppnrt oor
InJrmi'Jei witb Nortbera rants; in old age, we are
dragged with Northern ;phjral0fjiad4nAaaj.ljji haa we
dieroor inanioiaTo bidre ahroiided in Northern cam;
. brie, are ttreteb'ed upon the bier, borne to the grate
to a Nortbera carriage,' entombed witb a ; Northern
. epade, and mtmoriiad with a -Northern tlab "
, Now, although all thia waa true enough, it waa but
a natural, and, to the working peopli of the Soutb,
' tiiatd aa tbey then were; the be t result of their
- condition of tociety. Had the manufacture, at well
" a tke landed property, beror confined to the banIa
(eouparatitely few) of -'luoal'rapitaliMtt, with' there
ennrcex of involuntary service at the disposal 6f tbt
latter, their dilemma wou'd hate born hard indeed.
All that hat changed, or U about to change,
lovolurjtary tervitude, distinctly recvognixed' at tucb,'
bat ceased; the negro have been net to workupon
their .owu responsibility;' the outh has been thrown
'open to "immigration; Northern and European capi
ta! I flowing thither; railroads ara being opened in
all direclfona; direct line of 'turner art a boat to be
eiUblished between PoutherU and foreign ports, and
an unheard of development awaita Southern manu
facture! aa well a Southern ra '-frodaction. The
whole Southern r preas, backed by toe busineaa com-
niunity, ia workiug. for this, aad wisely, too.
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7 DIRECT FROM 6JIINA. ,.
. ... A cargo of one thousand bote of to new crop' of
tea, and one' bundred passengers direct from Hong
Kong, passed, tbriugh tbeSuexCanal, to Franoc,
laet week aa eTeutat first .fight, insignificant, but
marking a grand epteb Ut tho bictory of commerce
0, iDi jJeut like thia receive three linea of notice ia
' tbt nw4'pvrt, whilt column after column it aurren-
:iered'toi rebab or id chronicling the email beer of
Tom,; Dick, aad ilarrj', '
Tflfc. DIFFERENCE. ;
P!i!-orrB lBt-ih Bchwoad ITA-y,-wriling
from Raleigh, ha tb'folN wiog:
Tke chief reaort of the Radical tuemhera of the
Legialatnre i a tU-iical barroom, and here oolr doe i upon all poer which dare I to re
there teem ta he a weLtm for then. No true friend-fat home Tu Cxr of al tue h
ly hind grap tb-ir at they com to tbe Capitol to
participate ia tbo Legialaiar of aa entire, winter;
no tmiliug fact ti grett them upn tb etreeta 00;
their p roe e p- ht uga g'ooto and difippointrceut t a
people atrody eraaholand down-trvi leu by their
vile aaarpali.Mi tl.oir eorraptioo and tyranny.1-'
Ia atriMig contract wit, tho arritnl of the earpet
baggera was tbe reception of 0 . Vine", a be wU
ed from tho YarboroogH Ht, on Fayetttville ftret
toward tbe Captt 1 thu morning I "upp .ee ,,b''
tarred ftum tUe boUl ab -at 10 a. m ., bit puiot of
destination being abaat one thoHaod yarla fron that
oatabUbmrnt. Tea pa " a travetMKi, and be war e-'
lute-l, 'Ilel'ol O'.veruor, bow are you?" and then
f Howe I tbo usual paa.p banUe haul -tha ting acrom
panted bv all ortt ol talc uaal b job owvioaa.
A'f'-w par'a tuore, and th tante oene 1 repeated,
the patr piag opnirioo bein made v.usually Wbori
ou by the arrival of fnjr or five mor", wb were
Nihbil to give "Z b" the ocatoiad wloo ue, wh'eb
Corner fr m tr hea'-tji of I. " Tto .Governor, always
ready hd bia "gHj word-'- forall, 6f"n iiat;Bg toe
tnerti- g inieret!imr ajtb we f hi ioi oitable auec
dotea eii'taide to Ibe cmwd and the occasion ." In this
way "Zeb t'-' nioining wae occnt itd, and by dirt of
hard exertion he readied hi -olgectite point about
12 m."
er. Im orlity U not even g-arer than w tee it.
Cat t!.T art gre&ter evil from war tbau perautia!
iveent'ouaneta ani poliMcal dt.norliiau a Our re
cu eit'f war bat entered oor Ft letl Cooatibtuti on,
and, if not ia the lt:er, waal i a gieat JU worae,
ia ;u ip Ht. Iart s,f iti'.-4'rb?.?. r" wttf the
at .4Jieg or the Hoar, ut mora fraia the toowvalioot
apou Coa.tituuooal Lib rty, wbi u are th natoi.il j
prodeota J mxr. That w w the supreme C art I
THE SOLAR ECLIPSE NEXT SUMMER. ;
On the 7th of August next a total eclipse of' tbe tun
will be vi.tub'e to a part of tbe United States. Tito
eclipse will be partial tbrougboat the Union, bat to-,
tl iti Iowa, Central Minoit, 8oafbera Indiana,
Kentucky and North Carolina, following a lint from
n.'rtu wejt, to toutbean, beginning in Iowa between
four and fire p m., and enJitg on the North Carolina
eoatt a few miautea paxt ix. 1 Tht tun will be nearly
at itt gretet distauoe from the earth and the mooo at
its least, ao tuat the obocurauoa will last a longer
time than uaal. There have been only two total
eclij.4 visible ia ajlarge part of the United Statea dur.
ing tba preaeat caotury thoee of lKJti aad 1831.
Sewr'd annular ectipyea have occ erred, one of tha
most remarkable cf weh was tuat of 1833.
R.K VENUES FROM TAXATiOS. .
The D' rector of tbt Bureau of Statiftirs it prepr-
f - - w ' 1 . - . a . . .e --aw. . :"
-o. .i. t. t.oth a h.I n .mi, -J X mgJLa fiata tepora pv nw wutuca . laxncu
we -ere qmte ready to qur4l witb Ejg'aal forfol- P0 ,"Uiiifd Ute. The report will exhitit th
lotrhg.or xera,.l. Wl. hasieo r reeognite a - ,erl J. ionooip and eorporai.or.
rvootiu ir bptin, whea wt wire o fierce to fn wo
repn, a rt volution
ofall too kaaaiaa breotars tbei'0.''00 nnttm-
;nnde.tRd.uirion, tbongn thia ' b portion of the entsr
d and frowt of tut worst dcpotum ! twrtu af Uxai
taxet a duil throueh.-ut tbe eoUntry, TtfUi
turn of the-various revenues now exceed $7' v,-
aum which farms a conii ira-
re earuikgt of tbe people. Tr-e
Uxjkiou are tlcus-eJ wita minute
ness,' and tae rtpQnt;emt aces the statistics of tumj
sctea Statea, tao tbojan i eeten hundred ai. l h'.f'y
nioe eounties, and rf a atiU larger number of, niuirci-
paiitiea.-r--;- r ------.; ( -1 , ' . : -
tiff' We had infinitely to-Jay rather be an inhabi
tant of paio or Cuba tbarf Georgia Lou'nuna, or'aay
. CESSATION OF SOUTHERN 0DTRGE3.'
The election of Grant aeinaiphnvjtjwkd a
ctiaTmTalKe"' South, W hour no, moie fjur
ders, of itqa .bhle betweVn -wbitet and Macks, of
tbe trcule' tf "vurptt baggrc,' r ;f the d- ins uf
tbe Ku Kiux We have rvaeou to .be altogether ' de
lighted t the new we now f front' tte South
ern Stati iV. I Tint' . vy.
There hn tnlerily bei some uaagle all IM, or
elae te rmlra up n its iruagin.itiiiu for ita f .c'.
Th lattef; is ibifCtmeSuIiiitult -Tt. -TTiMmtsoud-have
oabV'i.er.- th tnptoM e3 lofjt.whwthe SiTutLe'
eru pwple liifkf .at.-d, .-liiet I -npp 1 on tiorn.r,
and that it wnJhetr tiiJrf,t..iMtH,.aa tin ' TbVJr Horirvin-a-t
pleafUe ui,i:'njihVi .uegro''a;and crp t-hgfefe;
but thaty'tHHii-soft.-f: iiocu poru, . t!iy ha-'
doned th't ci nnl ap.ir uid tt-r th t-iy ,a be. '
eauquetand fte up' To Timi I.- 'd liaed" i
aft be present outfit in.-vf ffa,ne, S'H . The
truth, if tbe ri' wi.i- t try h s tH. b m- M i
CIOUS BcHhtuer U. 1 ii''in . -tn,tl.ue't o ar te up
Southern outran s, a? t l'U nu:ip: il i .t-iti-- H jtoai'a,
hate now lost ttudr t'.trati a Th t o i oter
the object tougiit to l a e. .mu, ! h t lm bet a t
tawied, and therv 11 now r ; i.;cpi-!. r "uttjeH
wherewith to fire tbt - v.-rt!,. rn Ih-ti . Sh u I a: de
mandfor them epnoj Uf t- ni-r.--H,' ih aim.- iit-tru
mentalities would be Mt to work , hm I 'a wnld
aoarr of our prf
tamo Ctar it tie bead an 1 1rowt or tut worst Upoi
in the old wo ld. War u"t orlv tuioda men to all
con:trtiey an! tlecenct, but teem la root out all
that it moral in principle aud cnj tatite'io eharae
tr. - The exception on!y proves tie rule. .V. IV t-
r THENEtt RADICAL rROdRAMME.
We. therefore, wita ret encoarairejient. a!0' lh Southern State. Sprwxitld AdverUtr.
moafoioni, ia several diffji-eit qutrt.Ti' to u bin it a ' and yet many of the Advtrier't Northern friend
eon itu fion-,1 amendment ooii-og all the St-tes to fin Lit not ouly agreeable, but, immensely proftui e
make euTrat l-partial n rr ation to national offievs. 1 ia oing i ihauitaota of these aame fjtatet. Governor
W wuid b.te it to fa regtrd to all ofiico, State as A , Senator Bv Juigo C, Repreaentatire 1)., and
wejl ts natioLal. The ameudment to he Constitu- L gil tort, aud Clerks, and Sheriffi, end latpectore,
inyt aUou'd provi.U that 00 Stat',- ahould make aay ' tt tartera, thruuk the wbol aipbhliet, aitnire tne pi
di tiocti a a..n itt eitiint in rear t to i-itil or po-I trioVt.a af their chivlrou editsrial friend, bat
Hue ri,br or piitjlega, tat rigjt U aoffrago or to laugb at his discretion. Tbej' rather regard theie '
eogJ lliif tu office, on a-nouot of nco, color, or pro- j proscribed Stat aa political El Wradoe, Tnd the te
vmv' o.dition. Tbo t'nnitacion wU! not be irfeet ! croea a the chiefs oarce of power aui e..lth. Some
ti't ex lao is uiclud I hi tni last enao.eraHon.
Wdtll PkilUjptui (kt Anli-Siaetry Standard. .
The proposed ameolinesit if male will fertiioly
work a r4iel vb-ingt in the nature and character f
the govern ntert.- It will ap.'
preach in s.iine essential r--pfct more nearly to the
imperial fnrn'of a De noenuic Goveriment than
ra m.y w il thiuk Uher w'e or sVfr : Ve are iaoiin
e t, i-owetefi to be4've that lt,wi?' T)btimTWreeri
ou 1 etilt' than it iM c iu.v aud (be t n len'ry of po
litrvai seuumeni it e'i5n' y aud otrotig! j-iai now in
that dirictioii. Sttc Yrk Tt iui,
I hato very go l autL ri y for ta'ing that tbe ne
gro eoffrago amendment u-tSe Const ut ion will r-e
pVxsel br a nmni-Mout Radical voto io both Houses
ttr.ai'. .fpcim;-Tjf -aevaral - Radicar Blate. Wath.
JtOtr tn Ball. G iM.i.
. AStirHLR rESjM;NON.
..... r : 1
i The IVtio, n tiievueiviioorbood of CronrUdt, ac
t ordiiig tu the j .urn c f tftai port, ree ntly pre.-eute l
tbe (tmguiae pheri.wncrioft ota. extrnor linary eubaii
Se ot tae water; Toa aufaoe comment. ed to fall
abaut tehiig, tae wiud bvifg fresh and lowing from
tl. t.ou'bw.-stj the ainiking, noiwithitaniting a chatjgfl
of tbe win 1 1 tae no; ibwt'jit, coutipued untr! 2 o'clock
t th next ft-rM..',o, when the do reissiou, reached
th.re-fii tm iuches.. The water thvn began to
mouui rapidly, jnd fturi;igthe uigt exceeded ita or
doary level by a foot. - Nearly all the eUa-iiiee jj1j
ing' betweeo Cranatadt and St. Peter burg were
"ftgrouud, aoiruotnea-lnostuupeecedented The
cause of tbia phenomenon canuot n ascertained, tbe
be at plenty aa Mackrri. x in t.tiei:..eaeoa ;Th. j itaaal nxplaution of tto fore- of the arind being-load-Timet,
which to-dv alT-i! to hf, ,., 'di'hie i a tiie , u,..u le.. " V - -
new from tha f?onth-H-fai a,' soi ! I 1,1, r ad s ! -r- ', .."'..;'.. .,-!
tuddenly, affect to ' e :Virifi' T -at' the "ne w'W fr.m the J Tt. W constu, ii iV averted f j the joo;oali of
8outbern Stirtea." Tn:.ta k : tu f Tet i .ll h "-h. that Mate, has . Krper p -puiation of foreign born in
Etery political wotr- ..'bat oornr , - iu tU South hbianta tuan any vtber Ute. Of the aataraliiH
prior to the election wok hmt.gbt tMi'br-U-sd eal inc' n f eitifroa. the' Germans are the most rumerou, tbe
dwriet and tfitatora 4The momeut they cef,,. theiri.li isH next, ;.nd tbo N01 weg.a'na tnitd fn point of nunt
etil work everything becomes quia. ciuteai here. Tum are alao a gre t many Jinglisk, Dutch,
Whig. ; . . i Wttlah, Belgians, Sootch and Bohctniaaa, , ,
- ' : ' - -w- ' -: u- .-'
of thue who were bora and raiei -here-may-be
iucliood to agree with tUU editor, and, if Radical po!
ioy it fu!T canied out, as we iee it intimtted. be can
very we'J lociuda Ma.aachosetts, or any of the North-
era SUtes, ia his deuuuciatioa. Wilmington Journal.
tlk-Co-op rati v Colleges are to form the next
feature of tke treat movement whioh, we verilr be.
l';vo, ia to-vastly tiaprot jhajsoDi.
.ctoifta within t'be'lTfitrme of our generatitjn. Scot
laoJ, France and-Grraany have taken up tbe idea of
tchoolt mutna .y supported by the pence of the labor.
it.gmeO, and the United Sutcs will not lag behind.
Lecture and experimental discourses. on every branch ,
of uij'chauioal abor should be largely introduoed, and
wou'd prove bottt .ucrative and .-attractive. As wa
have remarked in a special article, the knowledge of. .
Jetah in all liu!e mattert that rtlat.tejlhia.patieiC--ad
hi mode of life, with thbet means of tmproT.T
ing both, is what the wotkingmn most netJrf. v,
- . a ,
Jf5- The teuacity with which some men cling to lilw
it astonishing. We lately published as account of tha .
Vfrmonter who' survived thirteen years after a tamp
!Hg ieon Was driven torough his brain. A mani at'tll
liviog iu Easteiu Ohio whose skull wat penetrated by
a gas pipe. Tbe notorious Bill Poole lived several
weeks with a bullet lodged in tbe septum of his heart;
and a young tut named Cryrr diad the oihrjaj tt
Lexington, Ky., three weeks after builet lodeif isx ;
incbes withlu hit brain, and another bullet had passed
from hia back to bi aUlomea. 'He retained hit tensea '
until hi death.1! ."j.-. -.;: :;' a
:,: ta-. A bloody war ha been, in&ugarated in the
Fejee Island, between tbe eeillert and natives, in
which the parties vie with each other in dee-1 of cru-
e'ty add inhumanity. Tbe natives appear to have ret
eovortd their relish for human flesh, and several fo
tnnctt ara eited in which they killed and ate prisoners'
taken in battle. t - ': -' -r :j; -l
tO An Ex-Medical Officer United States Army
shows iu a letter, to the Ntw York World, thatj tbei
mortality amongst the Confederate prisoners tt Elrau
ra. N. Y., was at great aa tliat amooj tht FcdUtkt"
prisoners at Aadiraonrille. - ' ,