tj' ilitmii us to i'te Ii'ieutt. ,
We arc Dow in possession of the full
accounts, from China, of which the dec-
:- ane telegraph had before tin nished usnnlv
the outline. Mibslantlally tlie Brut Im-i
j.rowion" conveyed to u,-V The Cause of
, ihe quarrel sud tlie ojxjtatFiftjrthBfr M-'
Mewed itf seems 1 be .correct? 'lifr nre
indeed, .matters- in dipwt,Hli as whe
ther the lorcha out of whtclrrne men were
tttakeB waa carrying Uritiau coluri and. whether
; lit ComuI waa ciiiitely justified in the elepa
that he look J but there con tw do question tliitt
Ux Cuiueae aatWilice bad violated the exatl
fojf treaty, which require; .litem tif demand ata
peeled criumntU frout tba nearest Coiiul, aud
nut seizing them- tbeuevea, aiiJ a lillUt that
the requisition f lb Consul diet tneu .boahli
be rcaiorej U ihs Ul, and that an nulitgy
tbeuld be made, yuan refuted. .
The conduct of the t'lmirae Governor Crnr
"al waa throughout arrogmt and insulting, aud i
M www mhvuuvh pinijj om aaii4 ntustiiti a(W
l. .talltf Hthft tf la.t.f.fls-aaT fHiiit- t, aTT
-etix any reprewulaiiv rf tba Uriii.hjio"" -
mmt,oa I lis fmtiiid that all UxJmn wore
ricluda-d from Canton. It niul Iw quits t-vi
eatit tluit to loiuralo m li treatnivnt m IUi
would b utirly to forlt.il ilia oilioii arquiivd
by tba war of Itfttf, and to anuuunut uuikK
la Um Cbinew alwaya ulljcicuily r-ndv lo
grip at aoch aibuiwiona a. a uatioii UutoiJ of
iwivr aa I (-rvyiul, hu J ready, iu th. uimi
of matetia' wealth lo wukl any all'roiit and
Milmiil to any indignity. It m m u that
illn K'futal of tba autboriliea nf Cautou lo j;ie
audienca to tba rcprcavnUtivr of Eiigland who
r. auxioua to euuiplain of inu!ta ami injurir.
wbicb tbejr brllrvo j linve been oUaUiiinl bv
.ho itruwJ 1 their charKv, in :v( lb"
termiuatbin irf Iniiullv it-mtiuuiL ami an ad
I tueiuunt that the rvnty, at eat w (hu 'un
tun wiu iomruwJ, waa virtnatlr at an eihl.
Uy tbi outbreak f boatilitim, ej'mtin tn-a-tic
r anuallvd, and urnl. fi fire to
our on futiira rilatioim itb tlio C'liin.w ni
piru u w pb-aw. We have uo inlvroot iu rum-
nig wo ovrnmetil or tliwirAnuingr llie Mt-ipiy !
of iIikIi last country t.iki only ny j
e ma wij;nii-arv)sii io fnja in tin-iu. A I
want la libt-rty and vtuiitir fur our cm
Nmriwi uii.l t iwoiiii.t n.l ..H!,...,t ..ir.. ,.f
gr ecancnt a tlifv uii-. To .cuie tli fiiu I "".v ri',l"". murder uitlmut distinc
tne.recvnt i-rtawniin at Won rn u. tl.:(: j 1 '"', ail the men, women uud children
e'f.tritf.1 enforce lft 'liht 4 fr.- rntraiMv ! they could hud. As the country tilled
into the country and into the ru oi ii to u I Up, t i .4- people could no lunger submit l"
wl.iih aa aiipubajeJ for by ih treaty of IM2. ! their horrid depredations. Aim and dogs
AVe nuM nut imW told that our r. prt.'i.ia j collected, and took, the pursuit. Tliey
tive must bit excludiJ from the pmrnee of thr came on the two llarpesin anarrow vallev
t bi.0.erir (i. ner .1 tsoau e l.v tr.iv ; , ttt.....t t o miles Irom this tree Thev
. ', ... , ,
t..rri(nera tu heu'-lrate iM-tuud ili .fi-i-nn of
, , r . . ' I
our lai-twn.. r.tprHuot liow tlmt on tan
not ...bH.it tlhSA,... ..,,.,w....
nut t io.rig oufn!v, to frel. nou'l and inju
n.-, nn, tjtat if e ate to livf peafeabljr and
pt.iroi1y ilh t! t'li.n , e mu.i lecli
H.-in lo trial u in etery nuU f nociai con
tiUrlio4i a at K-ttst ihtrtr eijuiti.
I
KXTEXSIVE I'lliK IN l'llll.AHKI.I'illA.
I'milai.i.i rim. Jan. '2U.
A fire rmtl'Wnwd Uvt nielli among nit pris
priiy oh CIhuiiuI !r,- t ulsm- Third, an ! t.m
tuiiitj th lee uptsr loili. is t-upied t'V lltilsw
C'arrow, jewril.-m ; John N. 11 trwr, uniofl.T
of U'bei and E. liuOtlll, lik tun Ii r, Ttir
torw Ulow areocttipieJ by 1. It. J'l-te.soU i.J
.oodvi-ar. India liublirr estalui.liiiir.it, l.lb
lamsgnl by atr. ,I)ubo.-' slink aianl at
1 mf-itufti tonally in" iaft . Mtir.fi, iiru.d at
:l.'i0O0, in-urrd for lO.tlO0.
Tii fajrfrr bull. In. , and the -f'ritmmha
a.ii' prrss riKM.u i ).il.i with waMr.caaa,
nit; d lay in put, in aitoii this niorftinj. ll'k!''
prii.liriK ofliep euinjd.-l.lv diatrovnd. l-w
i.'.Oou. insuiHOCe trilling.
lti' J'rftnj'l.utn in' Jfiis?ijji. We
I 'li-n from the Misissi.piati that tbcScn
ate of llissi-sippi, alter a long and intt r
esting dicusioii, adopted, by u Vote ot
to u, lire toitii wing nnivuifinfiit, idler
ed by Mr. El let to the Com
ing a portion ot slave propt
;
"F.xempting one lavp, to be M-lecled
by the debtor, if ho have more than one.
And should uch debtor select to retain!
a female alate, then ali the children of j
such female, under the .age. uf twenty i
liiial.ie i , v ... 1 1 f i , ,
years, shall likewise be ccmp!ed.
.VoriA CitrtiliM Atijlum f'-rtit In,int.
Wo are indebted lo Dr. E. ( '. Fisher,! Little llarpe escaped, went down the
Superintendent, for a copy of the Report I Mississippi, uud joined the celebrated
. 1 .'it ii- .... i i
ot me jnreciors and Miiieriutendetit ol
luiit institution, to the (leneral Asscinbly
Vroiii it we condense the following:
The whole amount actually expendei
on the building, is HI, Ms fts. An addi-'
Initial appropriation is called for, tocom-j which little llarpe decoyed him to Nat
plete the supjfty ef-water t 4r hgltt tWs-chuz, .aud.thr tHrVtrmrt against and bcr
building with gas, and' to put a permit- i't rayed him. On Mason's trial, llarpe
uiyt enclosure aroiintl the grounds. When ! himself was recognized, w as tried and
lhec objects arc attained, the institution 1 found guilty ; uud, on the same day that
will be complete in nil parts. ', Masoi. was hung, he also expiated his
L'p to October 31st, yd patients has , climes on the. gallows. Mason was a
been received', Of these, four bail recov-' very remarkable and extraordinary mini.
crtd, and two had died. At that dato
patients remained iu the Asylum.
Man vwf thec have greatly improved in
their contiition, and nearl v ail of them are
uiiich inoro comfortably situated than it
w twinrttdefof Iheni to be before their
arrival in this institution. .V. C. Chris
ti'tn Advocate.
NEWSI'AI'EIW AM) iKJtTOK'S 1UI.LS.
ibi) Wbetding IttltNittfnrrt very jutiy com
nnta a Vrrayafirr I'ndilt. Whi n one luia
-d borne ti I ho djle.ni.ta llie cap tils better :
Xtuiit)vr tVrJiM' It is a notorious fact
tuH i'rjwr V biiU n.id liewnprtper bill Htt ,f?ti
arrot.nta in the tiun of Bluiost ctery mini's
'adobiednejui
rhcn be thinks Ot pHVIIlg. V tint
per may be hi. ah.liy io y. "u d.U.-reuc. if,
- v...-. w wiu. on. M tiy of.,, .e
!u nLrnsaii aet-uauta. i'tntple somehow have
lriJiJjoLiry Jiolwa that llie pna-liee ol' pliraie
"d llie paUmking uf ui'ji:tii rn aie in. id inn
ttfar professiofit, Uilluaed lor jimiisciiu-iit' ako
"id for lLe:ol ut wliick hide or nothing is en
l"lej. yet ijre , 0ut
f kuMueas. aa far at '
,atJ, whole round :
know, a more ex;K-ii- ,
- UltMlb U..U LUttt IA. IW llllltoi Ol ,
""sjaar.' ,
"r muro UtoriiMi ami if Jeiiyiiig one '
ivi, ....... i..., .i ..j ..... t . ,
aa Uiat uf iirautieis ' lurtlii iat South Car-
a dia. ..f ..rii.jieis r ..,ln.'i,. A',..,A f'..r-.
"'"tun.J . - - '
frVifwif.,rilfi'iT Kinmoaa, iaa'n re con l
rtrt lo the Irfgislaiureuf .North Carolina, nieo--'"
dm liukory. in tbo-aediutewtitry rock of
tuiC'olUerv uluult orlJ. I aii.li.ia of basil
an .''n aii.srior hiiv t.ri.e'i.in. ,liai..eiwi..s
,..'itrwof aiiinSatttfii. I 'rutin tor Kuitnotia eott-
""f. llicriifore, tfiat to far at tiiveatigatiom tutve
'Atllml ,., -.1
"-V';W o.ouiitw . w.
,-SwMari
--fif-.'-. :
Uitt'
:
-'i -- - . .....: -'-.. a
- ' , I .'V ' 7
glriuM to P0litif5f
VOL. XIII.
4 reoSBerSftie. J
Abont seven miles north of Hopkins-'
Kentucky, is a very remarkable'
J '-'f IMJUI KstMU!
A ifililur V ' iMfllt lift at.s.i, .'. . I. . '
' ''HTona, fn the forks of thcroad and Iihs
! obtuiiied, miiveraally, the imino of the
Ijiiiosoiiiu Post Ou"fc " In tt...
tlittiieiitof the country more than half;
t-eiiiury ago tnwwaa the only tree to
be seen for man v miles romid ami l,ln, 1
'iy "Mies roujm, ana nonce.
i up of war. Sniftirslitiuti hiulofhrr,nir
. i,rwmon naftimurguaru-
nig country in those early times. Two
more execrable monsters never disgrac-
:U liuii'auity. 1 lu-y lived Willi two Wo-
imii us liml ns themselves, iu a cave
about twenty miles from this tree. Blood
! and imiiMt.!ci'e iu their deli''lit. it was
I their ftiatoin to isallv forth, and. without
iiniiieii.iiiv, mounted their horaea and
,i i . ii-:,. ,i . .i- ., , ..
. u.wla'il oil in the directum of their cave.
n i . t; -i i
i . H"'u about hve n.ilea, Davis, whose
ic .i i . i .
noise was very ucet, nal tell Ills com
panions, uud caught up with liig Harpe,
lie having previously separated from Lis
bn.tlier, tbe Little llarpv.
Here ucte Inn luiui'i-fii' tn..i, ari,'1
o hu noil i imiiii. i maji , ii i"11"'
and flourishing ; i't is now, however, if it ",i"e,d lUo,d.ai
vet stum!, it l..,tttM i,r,.,.,.i,i. ' .i l'y sinking his Imot, but no
(ItY-riven, shuttered trunk, sending oi!-!"-,jr ' t'"0' .A CC""'
itaahana cr,.i.rl,t uu l V lougcu euurt ui an amicauie
..w.nu. (m iiaaj III Usl I 111 aOL l"I
, v . ...v. uee is tootled u nun i.,
with eotiietliinir iko4le.aiue veuiiraiiuu.1 'W ': .... . .
with which the Jv-vntiau rcirard i.v- ,J Mttafied,' aays he, 'with a'gogues who are the laughing stock ot the j b,ir till something isgiven to tlie petition- n, TZ'",
L1.11yJ: ?" ri!,,-r. I.n W' wiil.Hr.w.1 f it... ..l.SMi....l.l- .r;..i...'S,.?,..r..H t-..r,la f t..,, , t I. ou.ta. ... . i i....t".. fl I Ciiioirethcx aul prepared for market
, vere Jtflefo,,;,,; in-e satisfy ulhori." , i2'lij? nfc
Ti... l... ii ... -i . ,. ,. learatice. t inn once checked the Wl v Cabinet ot a ooutn v-aronna mitratu- nen. i wiiere
. ., " ' ' U . "a,re '". V ft TU.r r..n1ir. in In. nnl.-L- r l.,.,,l i t rv f,.wl,rin liriii.ilit in.. ' 6 first Commence cutting Olir 0WD
IJlOlill.T. U Til IIim IiOT.r ..I t ... ,.l - i ... ... j - . .
with rifle., Irutcher knives aild' to...... I rS "r s,alc Legislatures, City Coun-
haaks, by themselves, far from help, au(f ! . l" lean back in their.se.ats,, put
biiit on death. Dans well knew that if their feet upon dtks, w hittle sticks, and
otcfpoweud he would certainly be kill-1 c. w tobacco, but gentlemen rarely pre-
cd; and Haii: had detei mined to die' ' , , . , , , . r , - .
, .... v , ;suine to urn,'.;' hi the halls of legislation,
rather than be taken alue. 1 hev pa-se.l . ., , . , ., ,
and i.-paiwK'.l each oilher, fre-juentlv inak- 1 '"' ''".''"''era oj the Missouri Legislature,
ing blows without etl'ect, vacii 'tlreiuling however, sinoke tobacco while engaged
to ii i u for tear of missing, ami lherebv i( the transaction of public business, and
plauug himself at the mercy of hi. antag-' the examtdo is followed of course by ont-
o.iist. r inally, the horso of Big Harpe
fel, mid thaw bi rider, then lose aud
galloped t il'. Harpe sprang to his feet.
iandllreil j.t lUt.s horse, w hich reared
j and tell. ll;ev were now not more than
ten yards ait. Ilarne, whose sagacity
-Bi epm! t" his courage and viiliatiy,
. kept diMlgmg and sinnging fnun title to
side, approaching Davis, however, by
imperceptible degrees. Davis, disco ver
; ing ho would tool, lo.-e the bei.clit of his
gun, now nred in Ins turn,, but without
ellitt. Jiacli man now drew his knife,
and th y cloi.-d in mortal struigle. Ve
ry sunn they ft'll side by side ; hut at this
it bilL exempt-'Jimc"lre argc clf dog oTDavir carhe
' . ' loins ii:.istei s assistance and seized
,rt' from 'a!tMl..rpe by the throat. This prnducod a
i . . '
iiiteision in lavor ot Uavia, wlio imiue-
dialely recovered himself and stabbed
Harpe to the heart. The hideous yell
which the wretch sent up, is still to be
heard on dark nights, tinging wildly
along the heath. Some of Davis' friends
I soon joined him ; they d
lug u hole ami
I buried Ilarpc at th
'. some Pout Oak.
foot ot the I.oiie-
, j.aso.i am. ins gang at msch islam
fsisin i.itcr llarpe p.nieil Inm, Mason at-
i ... ..i i .. . . . i . ... .i- . ..- i
j tiieiieu a itai ooai irom v inc'unaii, anil
1 killed all the hands. For this a large
reward was offered ' for Mason, to obtain
Mo w its distinguished bv u strong double
row of under and upper, teeth that cleuch-4
ed together with the energy and tenacity
of a steel trap.
What llie Code of Houor Rrquires
Thrilling Scene.
A correspondent of one of our North- j mauded the Alsace regiment in the scrv
crn weeklies furnishes the only full ac- j ice of France, which was in the garrison
count of the late fatal duel near Charles-1 of Strasbourg. A few days after the birth
ton, S. C, which has been puulished. ' of his child, he was astonished to see that
., avR . I"" his grenadiers had cut ofi" their beards
! anil moustaches. On inquiring why they
".Mr. 1 alwr wus a young man, influeti-,
tiallv connected, His abilities were of
the first order, and his prospects of at-,
future ili.liii.lion nn it inibli,. mini,
hrW,a"ui ,M theextreiiie. He was fearless ,
; , , au,Mity aut enjoyed coiiside-
, table reputation a iuluclit.,'j Magralh,
though a young man ot a family reiiiar i
Haute ioi titieni, was n.uuni iin ono u
.hose ,,iet, easy harmless, goW nature,!
I. ..I.i.. f .. ...1 ... ... ... ..f
W ItiWH. win) never trouMo tlieinselvos
1 . . .... ..
about, any t hing ami, glide so sn.ootl, y
duwu tho stream ol life, that not a ripple i
i..o i,. ...... i- i...;. ,L.
S II H tO UllllA LOCO Hill
Mugrath knew littlo or'tiothihg of the
inaiiiigefiieiit of a pistol, and nothing
whatever of dueling. Hoth he ami his
opponent exhibited tho utmost sangfroid.
The distance between- them was but
ten ImceS. It was arranged that they
should fire " tin the rise," that is, when
in the ncr of raising, instead of whilst
lowering their weapons." Just ainagi
1 1 iu scene, iimicviniua mvu i.i..v..
Tho trembling spectators retire atill
1 1 ... .' . t
thu scene. 1 he seconds take their pi
IllllllCr IICMI. IUO ItClKllOVl IHKJU Ol lll -
dUell.stSiS;Ss
ustviiatsir:;
yojt
.rca(T.v ' -
-- , ., .... , .. .-i
y,.-,.r''-J. , ,.,
-s
r....n r.. .... .i... .... .j. i i i . i jax.vions. a mi neir ecuui ounreseui uuuta,
tUtus, lgrirflltnrf, internal
Yea,' itf tlio reply.
Fire ! One two three !'
1 lie repoWi uru heurd ulnioftt siinulta
1 I I 1 a, I I
1 "'7 BllWlt SlJiokC CFI Veil IllfS
the
c,""l',l",t d H'eir inenda run up
I .1"". ' " . V ,,1,rt-.
to
An :
eitnrt is tiiaile at reconciliation,, without i
efl!ljct: JUo li.8tul' r loaded, the I
-,--"-" "u
,liu "rfl,i I' One two
1,7. , i
mciioiu. iiMouiiiv .un-iuiii jiiiM-.
feet proba-1
further
ai.d more pro-
, i- . .
au usi me it i
ilollows -
w W , -,..; - o.bi
e n
nervous Stunner 'no regret never, sir,
I shall disclaim them, but never ex
press regret for their publication."
Al peufofuj interference is now seen
to be luttle.
AJin the pistol are loaded, and the
principle walk up to their Hts. The
crowd recedes the pinto
e presented
tlio orilcr T ire . 'ne tw -ip lim e,
is given tiie ipiick rat tat is heard bo
nne the last w ord tvus uttered, and Ta'jer
is seer, lo stagger backward, reel and
tall. The people rush up and see the
blood oo.ing out of his forehead. 'Hack
oeiitleineii,' shouts the mrgeon, 'clear the - founders of this heaven-favored republic? ;
track, that we may have room to aid the" What con. fort in life were their f a life
wounded man.' iof privation and toil a grave in the bat-j
Alan! poor fellow he is now beyond
aid fru
human agencf. A spasm or
two and all is over with hi
here.
Smvk iittj in tin. I.iyilaluri . It is com-'
ii, w e believe, for the members of Con
isidei's, so that the "smoke it gracefully
curls" iu the lobby us well as within the
bar. A few days since a member at
tempted to put a stop to the practice, by
ollering a resolution instructing the sjeak
cr to prohibit smoking in the hall, where
upon an animated debate sprung up, and
honorable gentlemen became very much
excited. The speaker on one occasion,
unable to preserve order, said : "If we
can't keep order, will turn, legislation in-
:to a mockery,. it islimo .we adjourn and
to, homo. V ..ja..-i.-1-... -. - r,rti -
dest man, who hud imt spoken before, ob
tained the floor aud said :
" If I was to teil you I was a modest
man you would hardly believe me, for
no modest man should arise to address
the Speaker in thik Mouse with such con-
fusion round him. This is the 'first time
1 have risen in this Representative Hall
to speak. I have heard it said in the
lobby since I have been in attendance
here, that this Legislature assembled here
is mere llkea mohthan a Legislative Hall.
1 was struck with the remark.''
The anti-smoking resolution was not
...l,,,,!,.,!
Ibis proceeding enables ns to
account for the scarcity of tobacco at Jef
ferson city, which was urged as a reason
why the Legislutii.e should adjourn to
St. Li iii is. The Missouri Legislature is a
curiosity in its line.
j AnniJofr if the !t Kimjof liavaria.
The ex-King Louis of Havana, who re-
, cently attaitiotl his seventieth year, was
' . f.,ie .liii'i .i,,. u'oit.i.t ..n nt ltu ..I, .,.,.
.. , n um uim..ii.eVj,0 jj.r. 1'iercc to tuo ooutti, savs :
a deputation,. front Strasbourg.. iu -u bieh
place he was born, who paid their re
isiieets to him on the occasion. The King
! received them most kindly, promised to
'visit their ciry, ntid related to them a cii-r-rKH
-circumstance : At the time of his
i birth, in August, 17St. his father, who
was then only Prince Deux Pouts, com-
had done so, one of the men stepped for
ward and said that thev had determined;01
io men meoinrvt 101 -
to beg his acceptance
C . ...I...
t,.., tlio nnu-lv born r,row.rt unil tbnt I
th'ev hud stuffed it with their beards and
moustaches. 1
have the mattrass still '
and will show it to you.",
said the K in
i i.i
l.- :- . ...II I
. . . . ' ... . . .
" ...v.,
iio auuetl, l no not iioos. uii-it, is in
the world a bed which eat, be inOie strict-T"
il.ili.lt tout- Illinium
y na i arv i iatr hut r
- .
'
MAKlIlAiK. I
.1TT were talking to my own daughter,
I would entreat her never to allow her-
self to dwell upon marriage as an object
of life. Dignity and delicacy sink, I can
not say how rapidly, when onco thai idea
. i ' : i'-.i... . ....1 ...
llhcs possesion o. me m.i.u . u., -a.,
happiness there-is no tnoi-o miserable
ing. ii)xistenco than a woman, past tln3 t
ejeneiiie.il tu yuuiu, nulling to no nme
riedffor the sake ot being .married. "C
- i- a J .
Jjccomc mow and m..ro dissatisfied and
aSja...: ...... ......I..Alt..l nf UHlUAnl Hlltl.lJ
r - i r. .... i .4.
Ti -
MMnw nrii.H - on n v irnm in., i n i iiiiiir.H
- - . . , ..... ... - . t;:M..
many others solely from tbe influence
of .;' 'grading principle.-
':v:M.,.,. i....i.-.:--..-.. -iiL. ...... j
fvymtmU, - OEominfrff, t&f
SALISBURY. N. C, FEBRUARY 10, 1857.
A SENSIBLE VIEW, BY AN IKLSII
MAjN. An Irishman writing to the American
l'anner, I eel urea his countrymen for their
unwise and vindictive opiiohition to the
American party: happily does ho state
t,e trllti, jn tle ttI1,,exed severe rebuke of
the manner n which they have so but
. fa ;
been castinz their votes :
We have actually helped to carry out,
iu-!hYonr conduct at the ballot-box, that
solecism in free governn.ctiti., that the :
- ii . it' : i
ir t oruv Hiiat soveni. e aiueu to
uracwo irom power anu juace, me wisetje(j "Aon as a poor man on the roaa
i.vut L.n r tL; n...,.. A L.i rt:: -...i i- .i. -
' i i .i
8ibstituto in tlteir places a set ot Uuma-
ations ignited the slumbetjing embers of
expiring lilterty in the w Id pampas ot
South America, and whosi undying elo-'i An eccentric clergyman, lately allnd
quence recited around the camp tires of ing in his pulpit to the tubject of family
(ireeceand Poland, nervejil the heat of j government, remarked that it is often
Suliote and Samaritan to door die even t mik --"That 'now-adiiys" there is no such
he. idoi ions in defeat was nulled down , thin" as family L'overiinietit. But it is
from his high and well merited aspirations
through the instrumentality of street po
litu ians and barbecue patriots.
Why not abandon this suicidal course,
which must end in our discotuiituru and
disgrace 1 Can we wish for a nobler, a
holier termination than was that of the
tle-llelii, but with the proud conscious-!
ness that they were leaviug to their sue-1
CCsSOlS
"A Hoie. a name.
I
They, Usi, would milter die than shame.'
.1 .Sia7' lJevoietlni. An atiectnig
incident is related bv a Donegal ( Ireland i
paper. A young boy and his si'Mcr, re-. coholic stimulus as liis only remedy,
turning hoineward, had to cross a moun- When a Krson is in this state, it Will be
tain. The night was dark and stormy, always .found that his stomach is in fault,
and they lost their way. Next morning uud that the unnatural appetite arises
both were found dead . from exposure ..jYom that cause alone ; if half a drachm
The boy and girl lay side by side the of the powder of ipecacuanha be taken,
latter with her arm around her brother's I so as to produce full vomiting, the desire
neck, aud her flannel petticoat, removed' for intoxieatiug stimulants is,, iuunediate-
... . " '
from litdaT-stwu person, was wrapped rouudi
i.:. 'Tf .il l .1
his fe4. Thus diti thu atl'.-clioiiate crc:-i-;
lure perhaps sacnlie her own lite in a the opinion, if a patient can be persuad
valu effort to sustain that of her young ed to follow tip the emetic plan for a few
brother. times when the periodical attack comes
on, that he will be effectually cured, and
Xum L r of tL ir-.-0f the stars. ' tllilt tliu l'"1,it (r such 1 look upon it)
thousands are visible to the naked eye, wlU b hroken. . ..."
and uiillions are discovered by the teles:'
ii ,v iii i ,. .1.:
cope. Mr John iierscneii calculates mat
about five and a half millions of stars arc
.-i.il.li. iin.-impli tn lo. il it ini-tl v rmintiiil in
. . . a . i.i i
a tieioiti- loot rinntir in hutli idtiiiA. ,
puerv,, aim ...jk. . .av c uct... ........
i . . . , i ,
'ber
w uiucli tf.viwer. hi
tftsfmer. rue - iTffiorrwiis
r
father estimated n one occasion, that
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
stars pnssed through the field of his forty
feet reflector ii. a ijuarter of an hour.
This would give twelve millions for the
entire circuit of the heavens in a single
telescopic zone; ami this estimate -was
made under assumption that the iiehuhe
were masses of luminous matter, not yel - -
condensed suns. But with the increase i
of instrumental power, especially under ;
the iniirhlv irrasu of Lord Knsso's gigan-1
tic reflector and the great reflectors at j
Putkova and Cambridge, the most irre
solvable of these nebulitt have given
way ; and the better opinion now is that
every one of them is a. galaxy,-like our
own milky way, composed of millions of
suns.
L. L
WHY PIERCE WAS
it V VTI'V AT
CINCINNATI
The Cohtmhus Times, a Democratic
journal in alluding to the contemplated
r i.- .1
ins l wiioie ijouu.we.otuiv.wtim.nirxr,TsT)oro- unorder states that on r ridav
distinction of party, would delight to moinjn;, the 23d, the thermometer in
honor the retiring ''Chief Magistrate. MiHsboro' was 13 degrees below zero
He has stood by the Constitutional rights ,vhich is the greatest degree of cold, we
td'every ewtwn f il. --HtaH,n4-aerv xti gays the Recorder, "that ever has
tked his prospects of i dection by his ()een experienced here, at least by any
hostility to the fanatical aggreastonsuof vn - Ttir. VtrnrAcr' utatpa'
the" Black Republican upon Southern
r,s.'"10- !
L'pon which the Mobile Advertiser!
thus remarks :
"The truth will out. If Mr. Tierce was
thrown overboard at Cincinnati on ac
count of "hi hostility to the aggressions
. , ,,. , ,, , ..- ,, , ;
,"e l"a iwept.u.icaiis, now c... e
tWCUpU IUU UUIIUIUBIUll lliilb HIU UliiU mill)
supplanted him was not regarded by thelrplv.
Northern Democracy as obnoxious to,
l"'u ""Jltl,""t i,,,u ll,nl "c """" 1
V'1' . f,,r,tl'"t Vtr' r ! TI,ore '
V lit i II m-vi u3 i i ii i ii K'l ii a i" 'nitii'ii. a iiw i
iiiini null ii in ill iiiiii mil nr ;M . i iiiiti inn-
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'V'',"""!"5 U,lxm?d.,M "-'"l;1!.
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InMirir t inn tliiif tt mull Wft lin.il All
u ,.v ! ,,.. naMnm rtf. Lit measure
niii ,.': o,;t.;.,.. .li..t.,.,.. r
nomination at Cincinnati.
UEAUTIKL'L KIULTiB OF grF.ECH.
In Xew York a curtaiu hture TnHicli'd upon
husband for slaying out late al niht, or for
. . , m,llfeas.,Bfe is clntly .fto-
coinbillij Li, head with a three leg-
sfoo .., t ij, ; our underaunJing of
the phntso ; tor such a process bv the wile ol
.mooiliiug the hair 6u the caput of her lord aud
master cannot be interpreted iulo an assault up
on hit akuU.bv.the tri-pouged.woca ruis
. .' (,.0 A.4 ''iit.''-l'l-' k'
' .: l ....... ' .... L.l..-,
nui it ouru u ii!iuii. uiiuii tun uiiu'miw
pfiociple.
, a. i i
. - ', ,.. . .V. .-..i."...'.,
a, ....... .a
rfe ani Srirorfsrafflg,
Kosciusko.
llie following anecdote is related (f
this celebruted l'oliah patriot: He wieh-
, ; ro i .i .....i .. . i... i....:
cier''y man in ciuioiiiiirii , nnu as uc ncoi-
. .. i .i i... i- . i..a
he should Binule
mien io aeuu mem uy me cim, rem,
a part; lie i?ave tlie!'v'' . t" o
c"" "88'0" ' '". .
of Ze tner, and desired him to taJte the
,
hi rc.,rn, youtiff Zeltner said ho would
Ilever ride his horse again, unless he irave
norse wn cti lie ii Ii6en usuaiir rouu. - o.r
him his t.urse at the same time. W
r. . . . .
us-'mmbW, nLinir nhut iiv-HmmK n nnawer-
" .
horgu immediately stands still, and Won't
false all false ! There is just as much
family government now as there ever
was just as much as in the davs of our
fathers and grandfathers. The only dif-
ference is, that then the old folks did the
governing,
ones 1"
now it is done by the y.oung
Remedy for Drunke nufs
Dr. John Iligginsbothom, surgeon in
Nottingham, England, reconimenda Ijec-
. -
isaya: "When the mania comes on, the
lieiiun in u A enr.. fur omnL-oiim..,! lit
iiitetiso desire for alcoholic stimulus ia 60
as
to render the suffering subject
to no contr
i ouiiiy uviri huicui
nd, and troni the sensation otHge sufficient to satisfy themselves for
depression or sinking) he looks upon al
fy removed. From theexperieticc I have
i" .1 .i Ir : i... l i -
had of the effect of ipecacuanha, 1 am of
Swrli't Fever. This disease lias pre
vailed in Martlnsburg, Va., and the adja-
cent community
for some weeks past to
an uiai iiiiiir . calciii, uou iiiiuioei ot
.AVedied from its fearful effects..
- . - ... ..... - , .
.1 in 1 itrtmlitiriT K..IUI . i 'mi ctnlna that
one family, that of Mr. Wm. Frevel, lost
four children by it iu about one week's
time, and in other families its effects have
been little less experienced.
Lieut. Maury desires information from
jJh rirs, as to the late great storm from
ll parts of the country. lie wishes to
stuiiy its rise and progress as it passed
over the country,
Tbe stringent law, compelling witness
es to answer when summoned by an or
der of Congress, has passed both houses,
and will, doubtless, be signed by the
President, and become a law.
Souiaaf tlitt Gisoxgia and Alaliauia. ne wa
papers are complaining mm so many
young men pass by the colleges in uieirnow inhabited by toads and frogs, would
own Mates to go to the university 01
Virginia. Thus it is. There must not
only be a South, but an extreme South.
Tits rJd Weather in Oranae. The
,,at three persons if not more were i
frozen to death in Orange.
. , .
Deacon Todd.
'What does Satan pay you for swear
ing! saitl the deacoti to one whom he
heard using profane language.
He don t pay me anything, was the
"Well, you work cheap; to lav aside
the cliaracter t a gentleman; to. uinici
so much pain on your friends and civil
people
to suffer, and lastly, t run the
. 6.. ' i
'UOU Ul ios.111; join v u
i. I. ........ ,..iin ...i, ni'.ini.iiij c.ni
. . . . , i
'(and gradually rising in .emphasis.) and
' all for nothing ?'' You certainly do work
v.. . ... -
Cheap very cheap indeed.
A biography of Robespierre in an Irish
paper, concluded thus : ''This extraordin
ary man left no children behind him ex
cept a brother, who' was killed at the
same tune.
. Lemon lutcc is much relied on by the
physicians in London, for curing rhcunm-
tisiu. Three table-spoonsful per day is a
do6e fbr a man. '
:
.AJrOting taay ooing asiiea uy a.puiu,i -
a til 111 ...ire,: , ..
Stfwhftu' party Bio iu moat tuTLvor of,
replied that she preferred tlie wedding
tynrtvl t
- " t 1
i .'a .'). ! -i 'ii
.--Mi.M...nMM,-..ij?
:,,.1-M
cnH tf aailp (flrrlf
Frwrt ( JVirr Cri BulUtm.
Borne Mannfodure and Ilome Labor.
We have Dansed. looked abont ns, watch
ed the movements of onr own people of
the L'oodfMd North State, and are filled
. . . . , i,r
I with wonder and astonishment. e are
, . , . , .
' From venr to vcar the agriculturist
t rom vear to year uie a neu iur i
nrenarea na and and 6 aces beneath the
! " 6ee1 wll,?h 14 ,,,e n P
, towwrU advancing the interests of n6r U-
. i . . . .
i0"1 mnutactnre ana nortuern sptxu.a-
tnra I n flu a t onp t Iia anfn. in roDfteQUence
t.
" M u S ti.A
'of tLe earth and the cromal ray a of the
: if fiiA ai ntittirtn nf ttio ami rufl momitire
" tl . ",T' r
throat by , not having a home mark
wnere, n any prout is to ue receiveu OJ
the i.eculator, it can he kept within our
own State, and (if needs be the raw ma-
terial Ue transported to the north instead
of being manufactured at home,) the sale
of the same in a northern market bring
back to us northern exchange.
It will be perceived that, by the above
process as represented in the patronage
of markets without the State, twobiases
i are already sustained. Now, let ua follow
the article up, and see the final result of
our custom. J lie raw material i ship-
ped to the noitli and eold to northern
manufacturers, the transportation, which
must be paid, and a profit accrue from
the manufacture of the same, tosnpport the
thousands who are employed in these fac
tories. The manufactured article is then
l 1 i .. .. .i 1 l t .. . ;
, fttircuaseu oy norinerii uuut'rr,.s uir iiiiisli
L.(.iv,. a r,rit Tl-v dl to or ,er- i
ci;iutH, our
merchants pav for tho traniaJ . . , , , , 6 , , .
, I,, '.'i ,. . , inctent school should be erected ana
ck, and then place a per cent- . . . , . . , ... .
f . . r iTinintitinAfl in Avnrv nnriitli In thoA
, portation back
their labor, the time of sellintr to ns by
the single yard, besides pay tht interest
on their .capital invested. Hence yon
will perceive there are five profits to be
added over and above whut woiil dbe the
actual cost of the manufacture of the arti
cle witl.iu ourselve. We contend that
it is wrong to transport tlio raw material
i uonii, wueu o tutisrsa iialuuii auvauia-
; m-a over them for its manufacture. In
i b. .. . i . i - t "
north, when we possess natural advanta-
the first place we think we have water
power every jive miles sufficient for run
ning any factory ; and if not, we have
coal fields almost endless in their extent,
while our forests spread from one end of
the State to the other, consequently we
have every facility for driving any kind
or all kinds of mills, small or large. In
the next place the material for the man
ufactory of cotton goods is a production
of our own soil, therefore we would not
have alb tbe above named profits to pay
upon the goods before they are ready for
ferv ice. --Inst wad of paying speatotaw
northern manufactories, northern jobbers
and transportation money back, we should
keep the money all within ourselves.
llie money which accrues trout tlie man
ufacture of the article north, supports
thousands, builds up their towns and en
riches the masses, wonld be received by
us, and our towns and our people's inter
est be promoted. If we had these thou-
iands working upon onr soil within onr
State bouudury, think you that the farm
er would not directly perceive the bene
fit derived therefrom t think you that the
merchant would not behold his wealth
increase from mouth to mouth in, conse
quence J think you that our common
schools would not be also benefitted?
Yea, the whole State would realize the
vast benefits to be derived from inann-taetures.--Thewate
pfnees of our Stare
would become as a garden : the' ulaces
be amongst earth's verdant walks. Eve
ry branch of manufacturing as it pros
pers, advances the interest of another of
a different character; therefore the es
tablishment of large cotton factories in
ourTmJii'ETvfouTil be TliF TnHiSbr"estat)i:
lishiug other of a still diflereut character.
Aud why is it that we cannot establish
such? Why is it that we, as a State,
cannot reap the henefits which must
needs come from such (as can easily be
seen) instead of pouring pur money into
l'ie Pf cts other States I There can
i.. .. . i.i.'i ..: : ,v, i;k
oe "o r ?m"r :
mcnt of this end, ifwe will but take 4
I of the matter with the true "yankee'V
' spirit
i .1 ... ..... l... .,i. ;,. ir,. .
l.atllir Willi US t Sll Ol. I'liUllUCliniHIllll
as cheap, provisions still cheaper and
i .i.'.fli s.,Ht r.. whirl.
.- i n. . I
t the profit and expense which
we have bef
i . ' :, i ..tin .t i... .
before -cited, would not, by us,
... 7-1
have to be added upon
the actual cost of
manufactory. Is it not plainly tobe.seen!
that we ought to be more tl.au able fo "
compete with the north in the. manufac
ture of cotton goinls and southern produc
tions. Have wo not the natural facilities'
for so doing? We have: ami it is high
time that old Rip Van Winkle, (,aa she
has been sneeringly termed,) was awake.
wide awake ! to. her interests. It is high ,
time that the people had began to enquire
alter her welfare ; it is high tune
.
t"1"
, i i i , .
our people lutd began to patronize i.cmk
miuiufactm-es and home labor. .Now, i
what is the spirit which has been inani-
. ... l ...... t .. ...4
.tsteu ti. ,iue nets tn our ui'ocr-teiittoui i
,, ., , , v -
Have .they not been ready to patronize
northern abolitionists, wlio are deadly fties i
to our interests? purchase of them, till
'lljeir pockets, come home and abuse them ?
1 Is noti4hrs- the truth f Is this not the
i wy which many, too many, have done,
i very much to the luiury of North Caro-
uu.al
If a nVe tuggv m waufid,' or iflco Tur-'
n it tire, whe.e are wo apt to go forit ! To)
thn nnrttt ' Wliv dr iva Thi it- avhail mi
"'V-- -Ti.....' .X.i.li...-jBsr:aiSABvttS
' .- - -.,- ;.--r-.il ; - ,
i cm 1)') t.u .i.oiig 1 caua
;r t.i-iB norioera
CjiuoiisaiBerita can ijot-iiuiy io
stab!
1.1 A . C ,-
torn uas pru iuceu ineae uunit. iiiecu-
. 1 . 1 1 .1 .1 - n
tom offsetting still has robbed Nortk
Carolina of the glory which nature intend
ed for her. But thank to fortnne she ia
wulTinp -.p, a great change it bein
wrongbt in the minds of her people, and
we trust the day is not far distant when
the wilt riae- amongst be - sistef fitatee "
and be aectna to none. When she ahall
have acted liberally upon the internal inv
provement system ; when her people
shall hate learned to look well to home
interest; when she ahall have become fal
Ir 'awakened to the necessitT of ActJon -
envaaiwe V uviviwjrt.'W) ir VaVl VaM
fta be wbat ale ahoald tare ben longer
tin. Ts,-: : ; ' ' ' 'j
Knglith Seen! Service JtWy.-We aee hf
a London paper that X49.417 waa expended
lut year by tbe IiritUh Governmecit, for aeofet
iaervioea, about 10,000. for"tbe home, and tb
remainder for foreign service. We wonder how "
much of this Keduath and other abolition araia
aariet iu lltta country received. S. Carolinian.
Wild Iitatti ii A'orM Carolina. The New
born (V. C.) Junrnal ''atatea that within ten or
twelve mile of N'ekbera, on tbe North aide df
Neuae, bears, catamoonta and wild cats $xiat to -ueb
an extent, that it ia with great difficulty '
ho( and sheep are reared.
Ortat Abundant of Veniton. Tht UadH
on (Wisconaon) "Argus of, tbe second inauuit, .
": '. " - "-r-- -
"A Lunter In toea toHfaiytaya the woodaam '
full of slain deer, and they will be brought e ''
town with a perfect raab at aooo aa the aaetw
will permit. The snow ia so very deep that tbe .
,1 :i i . j j i
jt fi
on ,h afler AtJ m iWas u,
jule, that ,limwf tnd one or two-0 B,,
j, bout forty hung upon treea. awaitimraa opnor-x
; unity to get them to market. Tbe deer are n
more numerous, we are told, this aeaaon lbas
tltey were last, and a a matter of coarse vent- ;
SOB Will be more plentifully supplied." , ., r-'
Tbe aame paper in itlaat kwue of the 9th aayat
lite deer we spoke of a few days ago aa be
ing killed off so rapidly are beginning to make
their appearance. Vesterday one hundred aud
eigh. of them were brought in from Richland,
county, and were shipped east ibja morning via
. rirol,j, Tbe lot weighed ten tone, or over oo
hundred and eighty-five pound, each on aa aw
. average. We doubt whether aueb a lot can We
got together by tbe hunter of any other State."
Five Words in Season. Abont two
. , . T . , .
centuries and a half ago, the Legialature
Lri:...ii . .. a .1.....I i i
five words 'a good and sufficient school
introduced into an act of Parliament
no longer than a man's thumb, is Scotland
indebted at this day for nearly every sol
id glury she possesses." '
A clergyman travelling in a stage coach
was asked by one of the passengers if haj
thought pious heathen would go to heav
en. "Sir" said the clergy, fcI am not ap
pointed jrtdgif of the "world; and conso
quently cannot tell; but if yon get to
heaven, you shall either find them there,
or a good reason why they are not." A
reply well fitted to answer an impertin
ent question, dictated by idle curiosity.
By the operation of a general law of
tbe State of Maine, the charters of ail
the banks in that State will expire daring '
the year 1857, and ali have to wind opr
their affairs, unless re-chartered by the
Legislature now iu session.
Tlie Mayor of Paducah. Kentuckv.haa
issued a proclamation ordering all tho
free negroes to leave that place instanter. -Ageneral
migration. has taken place. '
Why is a cat running after hit tail lika
a Alillerite! Because he has bis latter
end in view,
It always affords us pleasure to chron
icle the triumph of genius the creations
of minds delving in the realms of thought.
We accordingly give place to the follow-
ing, which is na less startling than new.
It is, we presume, from the pen of anon
wedded "Western editor." 1
"I sat me down in thought profound, .
This maxim wi.sfl.Xdrew : "
Tt'a easier far to like a girl,
Than make a girl like yen."
Young gentlemen affected with calico
proclivities will please copy. ' '
The man who made an impression, on
the heart of a coquette has become n
Death makes our enemies cease to bate
us and our friends to love us more.
Dr. Franklinendeavoring to kill a tar
key by an electric shock, received the
whole force bf the battery himself. Be-
w"'it, xyi
coywing, he good humoredly remarked,
tbat instead of killing a turkey he twd
- rj uut . cnj t0 eooM J "
BtarlJ put " enJ 10 tt g0O8e'
" lmhh serosa a roau in in a conntrv
1 1 1 .1. .
. n.- ' , . l , ,
'Ply mm pole, having,
afextJ t"'t a board, wifl. this tnscrtption:
SU..WU i" u a joaru, witu in
. , .. .. :
take notice, that wnen tlie waters is over
. . . ... . . . ,, -
tlllK ll.ntril Inn rouil IS imnonaiiKIa'r
" ....r--.v.
Beware of judging hastily : it is better
to suspend an opinion than to retract an
assertion.
v - - V
A stranger is received according to his
dress and taken leave according to his
merit. . '
LXn't blunt your razor to open another
....... , .- I .... . U ..... ... 1 .. . 1. . . . L.
uidu , viaiciff, tvrcii iuui a ii h . uut;a
1... .. .!.".. I. ,ir I . ...i
io ,v uvitiiuivmscii, attu nob u.3 a aworu
U) woullJ otW . '
v
A wotnau may laugh too much. It is
i .. . , j. , .
on'y a comb that can always afford to
.10w - its teeth
IJeary Future. We learn that Messrs.
Rankin aud McLean, of Greensboro' in
this State, have failed for about (125,
1)00. Ii'iUeKjiStatnlanl.
I -.. ...
" Atwnit-g-n the late Mm the how --
ve f Protestant iu Hungary is 2,792,-
' i -- '
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