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* tiuWns (Enquirer. io»M H. MARTI*,. Tae*i*y Morning, Ksy IT. H&9- _ D.7m Clo,<on •' *«»» rn ' The Dtolinetlou Adopted. | * lo noticing lb* recaal mof*m/qU of the Characteristic Ratiocination. Tb. M«oa Ttltfrapk i. mch mo,ufi.J , pra lfMit ^ Bi , bl , D-fceIHy ~ .nd -ra-M on «co„. ... ,h. «, .ad i«n, W l. OUT.,- in (bn Cm county Democratic meeting, end thinks tbst the quarrel ay (her* “fa* nishss ons more illustration wj great ^ political prtoeipla helwsen (hem oT'tha bad I • nJ lh * R >fl h,i Dsroocraey " of this guru rictus |Unis. u . conMqtteDC,, of iSlitl fO.wnm.ot g.in, Tbo Draoralie Con..nttoti fot Uto *d forB ,Uj into tbe railroodiog bu.io...-" Dituiet of"AUb.ta. mot fn Aaboia on ' ,1,, rri.i.r .oppoM th.t tho pto* Monday. A Tut orfonhiof ud mlopun*.* ootiM' of raotatfotte, tbo Coooontion V# occluMdon ■OMWoWi Dora Currro., fc«q- of Moeoo ooooiy. no iw Mndid.t. to oppo~ Mr. JtDOO. Koolkor n.m. woo prop«*d. ood l*o poMioorio* Of Mr. Ctopoon woo foncrolly tomowd or, oolwMhoUodiof Wo ..poolod dooloOQtno ood tko protoot of kto fotbofi otoou. Motto, oftho Ooaoopuoo. Wo on Indoktof to tko Auburn Signal fat a Mrpoouoiotof tko poooowlm**. Both «to Thru. »d th. Sim of thio tHy l..m that Dora Cu*to», S“l-. "‘U tko fcOooi notion topdend to him ky tk. AaMrn Contention. Though ko b.d re* pnlodly ■‘Wff.d to be rxcoasd” bafofs ConVOOti.n toot, *. koto had o oooplclon that bo would finally lay yu, »«* alWro wa board 0 ..port that tia "dark lonUro” moat- Inf in Who.*, which appoiotad tko d.logatao for ffttaa.fi caOvty, woo hold In kto Intorfat. A nacooorty whiob C»«U fopoinotwb 0 aory otAff mm In* VouM of wnno ko tootraWin | anoufk ko tnakf tko DrnteCncj of tko Biatrial demand Mr. Otopton’o .tc.ptenc. with a voico that would toko no nfooal. Wo ko.a known Mr. Clopton Ion* ood o.MOMOd kirn highly, H. la o foutloioan drooraln* of muth bettor treatment at the bando of hka potty thob bo bat.... reooi.ed. Tbow*h k. boa tieon eoterat tinea a candi date, wo (-aileVo that be woo ne.ar elected to any odke, either by tbe people or tbo Lofitiatoioi for the ample raaenu that bio party always aolected him, oa It boo dona in tbla inatonco, to load o ••forlorn bopo." Tb. Admioiatrolion and tko Southern Righto wlngo of the Damocrocy of that Diatrtot eon wot pooaibly bo bormonioed in (bln election, end It lo o knowladf. of thi« fact that bMindeoed oaery otbor Ilamocraiic loader (HiUion) alone roceplrd) to wiibdrow end noito In futdnf tbo neminiiion ob ooedinga of tkia mtetin, demonoutto lb# folly of tbo State*o building railroad* 1 I* not tb# Sul# Road paying RSk.WW to Rsfi.OOO per month into the treaenry, and la not the Democracy orerywhera ai- oaadlagly jubilant tberaat, to tbo groat florfeeation of «*oe. Drown and abo aortoua dioporegeftieat of Ei-O... Johnmn 1 Am not tbo poopto told that faacpk itaa coma to thou retiat in tko boor of eataonnty, joot oe bit nameaaka in Eg^pl fflieeed the lara* altloa when they wan ottoM auriiog t and da tbajt not propna., In goarittei. tbomfcr, rokrard feifkia grrit wl.dom and intrhrilpt ta contino Wan the oooortd rular to tbi land—How.H toko graotar only in Frdoul Conccrnal la it not, therefore, Ithw atnpplrrg tia at hit “eatt of many color." cm ip Ik juat at tbla time about "Ik, had coaoogucnrra" of th* Stota’a building o road whiab be eloce ie meking so profitable 1 But tbe Telegraph did not main to dieperagt tbo State Rood to tie manege- meet. It only tneent thet ineamnch aa tb* mtnegomcnl nacoaoorily inroleea Demo- tralir poarraia, tbaraforo It io wrong for tb# Stole to boro anything to do with railroada. There*, o aepoano# for ytio! Tbe Demo- crolic party i* eo conatitntad that officoe end pririlogee can not b# dirponrrd lo e number •efficient lo attend lo the butineaa of tb* Scot# wlthoot "njoking o down roeroiea for a.try office conferred." Tboreforo th# Stele meet not undertake to maoag* rallroadr, although by proper menogoment it con moke n aety j roAubto thing of them and giratly promato the huainoal Inter..*, ol the people hcaidaat A leaa InUltatod logician News ia sur Advertising Columns. A morning cap of Coffee is sn American institution, without which law spirits or !Tk SrrSi-MIT. »«d ache would be a prc.iiing cootpiaint. Being thou important, it ia also important that this universal beverage of the people should b« made as good and as economically as possible. This is just the desideratum which tbs “People’s Coffee Pot'* is designed to accomplish, sod those who have tried it way that it succeeds to a charm. See what Mr- IIi:*» aays shout it. llowr.i t. * ‘**** r revived addi tional supplies ol choice family groceries, which will not he hard to "worry down" mm a good Co»p of cuffct from the People a Pot. section, wo wings be hereafter known as th# States’ Rights Democracy of the Xorth sod the Slates' Rights Democracy of the South. Wa percsits that Mr. CMtma*, the new associate editor of tbe Montgomery Adver tiser, has also seen the propriety of making Ibis distinction. In bis card announcing hie connection with thst psper, he calls himself "a Southern Butts’ Right* Demo- rtst. M Porncy enJ Douglas being Sorthern 'Slates’ Rights Democrats," we can telegraphic, Reported for tho Columbus Baqu irer. Three Dayi Later from Europe. abend tk. MMoaity of tbp fiacrimiitetion.; ^ i„ or.fi - - •« ! - XTJlwS * bear it >u «n»nJ Northern Statr.’ the literary dessert g‘t usurpation inrls^ Of ffiotio* rlgbto- Ite ; Cnum dr.ti..clt*a tdr. ia, in the langu.g. Mr. ■ A NeJr0 Mtn w(lo h-'nnj. lo Buthao.n, that "ibe yn.plo u( a Terr,I,ay, | A ,„ CM Bocttulv, of .Miller county, baa Irka Iboaa „f a Stott,’' a.., odmit or rrr ludr , eomtiiitiea to the jail of Chatiahoochca alarory. It plat,la itarlf upon D^uglaa' i r0UnI> , “unfriendly l.fialation" d igma. in ahon i Mr. L. L. Cown,r.T o9-ra«reward for tbe np.in eyuatttr (not Slate) eurcreignty. It* 1 nf.prchrnaion of hi* runaway Mulatto wo- oanta i* a mianorner—a humbug. \\ r Jro*o j it lo lb. olatarraut leader to dacid# fur bint- Mrnrr EtT.il «c MiT«ia will (ell a fin. ..If wfi.lbrr tbo Southern branch of lb# i raaidenco in Wynttton, *tlh am concorn haring auppor.cd tb. G..U.h N^o on b,l|_i. any mo,.- rntiilod to tboam. j , ,,p„,n„„n ***** , La tbo Uat rimed) for aj,ring end autmittr jmrZgsrsSzESSZ sk r ^ tlzX. Judge'D letter, but ar« alraid to let their i It has cured many oheiinite cuses, tvaa rcafiers juden of it lor |hemae|v**s. '* proved its* if a blessing to ample proof that they an* afraid u! «hs « ff ' t * . binco hie rctirerneni from the .1 that Irank bold, manly Suutbnrn rlgl.t. ^ Mr . Snij ,|, h .a been rner- J wT,Z h..?Z.„2h at tbla aingular reti. *«!» '—d in tbe m.nofoc.urn ol tbi. . , |, > x■ •nt cort' i, qud v* ill no doubt be able eonduct of the llemoerot.e I"'”' ” “’ incoaotne demand. rather disparaging to the eincsrity of ttt*!ir j Urcng Boothcrn rights professions for them : IZatidaomciv f)oue,—Weare indebted tJ ij ifj io karp away from their readers thw j our young friends Mr. sod Mra. Jauti* T. most sensible (became juat and well. [ Cuattv—whoso marriage wo ennouocetj f'“ I Saturday—for arrital OF Tin ADELAIDE. COTTON DECLINED 1 4 to I M. Consols Oresitly Destined! A I'STItf A IIVADK8 lAKDlJUAI At;evara. May 9.—Tbe stcaraebip Ade laide, from Galway, has arrived et 8l. Johns, bringing d»tes from Liverpool to tbe 30th April—three daye later than the Anglo- Saxon. LtvMFo l CoTxoit Mmtr.-i?*lc* of the week ?’.»nOO bales, at a decline of 1 to fd. (for tbe week ) Market quiet. QUOTADOJU. Fair Origans 7«d I MWJMrf Fair I pUnds I^d. J Ml idBnr LpUad «M4. Consuls f*9 to 694—« he*9jrdecline. Flout quiet, at advanced rates. H'/stiliiies between the dtfiint powers in Bjrvpc had almost commenced. The Aus- ttiana were iuvndtng Sardinia. •acoso PlfFATCU. The reported ci -uting ol the Tieinoby tbe A'is'ri*n troops is There had Keen no Interesting (aeergia News. AcdosTi, May 12.—^William Lccxt. a a ciliten of Green couniy, Ga., waa killed by one of hia negroes to-day. Job* 11. N»Lson,a farmerof Bakercounty, drowned himeell to-day in Judge Talmer’e mill-pond. Dr. Tobukso* Foxt, of Mifiadieville, ie dead. WilLum L. oMitcbill, of Atkene, is ex ceedingly ill. Fereiga per *1 earner Persia. (Telcgrapbsd to Uie Naabvfile Sm) Ntw Yoax.Mav 11.—The following are theBrovistona o/ the treaties between Rus sia and France. Ruasia binds herself in the event ol w» r with Austria to co-operate with »he French fleets in the Baltic and Mediterranean and to place en army vl 50*- 000 on the Austrian frontier. Tbe Times says this is obviously directed against England and proves that enterprise# to be tbas protected ara such a^ England would not allow. The Times thinks the Russian army of observation is intend' d W> excite insurrection among the Hungarian Hehlaves. The second treaty provides hat if A uatrta invades Sardinia. Ruasia shall declare war against Austria within 15 days. The l imes maintain* that England need not take an active part as long ns ibe war is confined to Italy, but it France and Ruasia . attack Austria in Germany, Russ.a seeking [ officially confirmed. | pe fC hence indemnity in the Ka?i ol Europe, ual engagements he* | or if Prussia should be laid unde- “ k " Frotn the Mobile Register, May S. The Adralnlatratlou end Mr. Foreytlu To the Editor of tie Eegitter : Whatever deubte may have existed aa to the title ot the 1st* Waehipgtoo^ ( «« •peak as the organ of Mr. t!o 1 claim any rifht to mn <c^»twwt». -,* I tislty *ptaklL tf . ol the u>r»t*ry *hkrtj ,.. Ur While Irr roar ex*cuil*eael!uo» you m , to Sir. 1 m*j »rlU> to jou ^ . ,, ,; n .. mM ft the DeBioeratic party to anot^-. ,. . r ., . _ Buctianan’s . sileose will b* an aua«er suftirlenUy rkqnr-i,; t V » I ad mill iotro lion, tbaro lo none tobotoM* oo to j jj*J« ‘X^'iL'it ,1 L the sutui of ii# ulus, the Waehingion Con• ( A , TOU iJ.,, two ,. r ;• ititetion. 1 know positively, myaclf, that j , :j j ».» f r.jfrvjyi. »> x > i.,.* tbo plan to Ml I bio pope, on it. Itga under J»-'», aouataot tetemooteatl.. a .tl lb. , the name nl Mr. Botaman. art. arnnged at , la d.«lr.b.. 10.1 tnj t.tai.un. .Itb , ibe White Honaa by the Preaidcnt and bio j l mlaappr.1. ooonrt itvtb'! cabinet. 1 know mneh. loo, of the tlrirna 0l . , ru , h u j nfiw t of that arrangement, er.d by what m.e ad* , wh«ib« or uot yau A* teller - t. , had a Ben c*t that patronage, ware to be | 2?y*+l**s. w '* reconciled. I do not me.ition this for the purpose of goiag into tbe question of tne Presidential propriety of this arrangement, but only toabuw lUai I have a right to as sume that what the Constitution says about me is said by 'be authority of its principals, the President snd his cabinet. Myfrunds well know that I hire not been fairly dealt with by the Democratic Administration, and I have trcqueutly been ur/ed by them tosiste the facia to tbe pub lic lor the purpose of defending my reputa tion agffiir.fi tho injury which it baa uu- doub sdJy fullered trum the duplicity ol roy Government, and the mitrepretentations ol my enemies, founded up'*n «'• equivocal course. ) should have held mv peace ai.d refrained from w|»atl am now al»*jut to pub lish, had not Mr. Buchanan, tbreugh htf organ, eggrsvated the wrong hr has done, and permuted to be done io me, by an article which appeared in that paper on the 21*t tween the Austrians and Sardiniana. The French ir*-*t>p» were pouring into Piedmont t ,, woo f(i be best to protect herself ,'irdi ,* . Tutesr.f tone r>f tbe Italian 1 on ,/ ie coium/nt or si h»/ine. The eaistenee •*a*r .had joined Francs and Sardini*. ot a great German powef is essential to the u Roaoton anti French alliane, j K ,„. ,be Ana- r«r slr.esyoar Intogtaantlou niyf:,- .'olWd Statsa hav« oonstautly warn *i u,-. rww aoxi'-ws t*» r«mov« »• fro.*u th, V-i tbe sk'itmt swawWog L> i .* tiove Jvswtl-* obl'pa tr - • . ibeueverl hvwie Irvtn trVnla wb lbs** S ‘ I. *lib ou Ui^ught of rv-ffit'tBg QM Th»t,»? | ID ixwut of 9«Bffit rr Uatjaukin t cb r, ti.d w boa you wore r.ot la pi.met *mtr* not pr« r*i>st to ssy tb«t With 'fr. Beojanitn’s perte \ l bad no right to twsurpHa^i « tlitM, !■>". tb^IVyffirtiiwrjit of S Tie* fall J eumHittt*a you; ct.l sondag i If you * isrfcad by -t-al *• 1 u U, mo * * , , , , B pstfb 1 tJdr,-*»»4 to tbf D-par*—. This jonrnei says ihat I _ nave declared j tostractlon* to -vlihinv ih- war against the Administration.” It would t 'iJraieo,’'yea win ftodaa accoact r t my Jrtoada in t stagffitrMe ■op will : ,.I outrage t the nation, f cske of bountiful propor- iccilent make. May their ia through life he as libe- the wedding “feu” sent to the printer. Mr.'ClofdOB ie a fluent and gUtdMke epcckto, end sustains hitnaalf vety hand* eematy ir. a eel s|»seh or in an impromptu political rffoit. Bat all hie vcenurcee— hie judgment, bf# cooinees, hia tact, and hie end«*a<to*^>wilt he heevily Uisd ia a wUi tmt fail to make him (site postf/cmaltiVl will dissatisfy one or the othsr breach of the Dstioersc/, Ursnte Ihey differ irtscon- cilffibly in principle end poliucsl anticipsUon This diffarsnea, even If they had a small majority In the District, would prevent their trietnph , end when the Oppoeitiotf is rented op lb universe! enthusiasm hy tbe'ebffity end eloquence of Mr. Judge, and excited by hie eesanile upon en Administration and n Notional Democracy that Mr. Clapton dare not defend for gear of feting Southern Rights votes, the contest wfll have token n dtrectir.it that will admit of no doubt as to tbs result. ideted) 3uuthctn rights platform would sty that the proper remedy for ibis 1 yet put forward by any :sndiJsir f either ' state of things would be to turnout of ! party, and at the amne Uuit in denounce it * l,r " office • party that can not enjoy power and | as weak and mruflicietit. AnJ ibi' conduct patronage without disgracefully qosrreiing j it the mure surprising btcause we find them The Muscogee Democracy.—The Times among tbrmsslves, and commit the intrrests wholly neglecting tn'k/eiusing to deoeut*, r cslie amtoiing pi the National Demur: icy of ike Stole to other hands. But tbo ( aa unfaithful to tbv S.»uth Democratic an- <( Mu corsc at the Conri-h >uae on Fatur* didates for Governor and Congress, who day the 21 nt inti., io select delegates to the hero sustained measures end sre non sdvu- J approaching Gubernatorial and t. inyrrs* rating heresies more falsi toSoutheru rights Convention*. Wo have only to adr, than any dogma, of Wilmot or j oo, o.u.l oil..., o. ■ ,0 *o .l,o Domoor.ry ..... 1 to get into a muss—let them avoid all knotty , such as :h>: English hill and had lsesn denied ; but tht London Times pubiinlicd the provisions of the Treaty, caua- j himself "and an insult inc a steal panic on the London Exchange. , saystoiho army. I’ll be ,, , . you will huv© gallant brew cu suiuier* Cmiaoln nt one unto Ie I to 88. yn 0 on tl.« Tchen-aya and 1 r support, our About forty lailurea among stock opera' ) war cry ; d Independence of luiy. tor* hml occur cd. i Cavatgnao ia appointed Lieut- General latest by the Adelaide. jin Piedmont. The In; versmes in Piedmont Sniurdsy, April 3d —The Aastri- j SardinfanMtov^ reifred from Pafasca tn ihs West bank of tiegi*. Tbe bulk •! the Sardinian army, 75,00th .ert Ii.nl .tic advnneed poatahad alraadj ! ^VApoanlnM Ul’w.on Noaoood f ird tbeina:nb*idy would Turin correspondent of (he London I Times does not think the Austrians wilt j resell the Capital The country is laid _ p-.-j ! under water by the canal* utc<l lor irrl^a- 1" JI. ! tion. Tne roads are temporarily iiupractl- poktn that in withdra . ^ Admfniatration 1 had only imha'ed the -- , wrt9 mxk/9a u» f*t r* oJ m , .. ample of the great bodv ol the Dsm ,, cra*w j , 0tl , *pp*ntti ■ t mi ccnr** ir .1; parry—an eiarnide winch wa* set i r me fa,-*4 faaa.foor -eltbirswel .t it. while I wee ye: in a d.siar.t land When I . your «Js»Ael « ship cf r- • • came home,' .November laa*., I discove:ed «er* bat•• many part* * that “gulf of c-»ld distrust" between the * Presitlcrt and hi* pan y . of w> tch I wroio I |.» the Kefisttr ir *m New Yofk. i have | The Un i .i -pi*,.. a„A * ne narainian* have rs'ired Irnm I’a'.asca | - — , *’® F'ctno and c°m- , n . w»,t oaok of .*iegi*. Tne bulk el , _ .red h>u.tilttie*j this t«p«»rt ia official. j | | )e Sardinian army, 75,000. are condensed p, ' , .' c * usirin b** issued u msotlesto isntsmoant < tfotjnd lhe t „ rtr „' e , 9 a ( Alessmdna end ' * Canale. The second line to at the fo«»i of t uadrrds of DemaKiata—from New Orleans to New York—and I have if' io meet the first one wh<» dot a not regard the Adroini«!rstiim aa a latnentntk* failure, ) having lalleu away Horn the lof y j puttttS f th* of tb- Zal* '4<> ohj-ct, 1 «k*s aviat rr*hl<> -f rotf lbs Pr. elder.' thins um r* lb*tj thls.au'-t rltb o*. Is that * l»i*r.I iinatt. n Fru.i-e and Piedmont, r i riht Austria, which ha da- » and flrd. This Sta'e was then ider Mi nary Dictatorship, rat odvices from France repor ’rentes! activity in military and. tion. eal.K The r con fir i de from any personal grh lore. I found that I had tu i«a jsid*-, hei ween | __ the chief and ibo b *dy of the Democratic ( M u«'*c larty, and 1 became satisticd that •*-* — had consulicd i s efiiaiy and its ho holding itself rrspniistt'fe tor the or the irfseiiery w hich had lured ns . kiilwn ti trom the s’andard of pledges and pru-e pfea a«4 which 1 helped, a- r ted tester. I <-npl»tB-'l < ■WHto'to (fteCB • expianaU* a trocu bim * vocratSR . uttt*'*ci< rr expuaattca. Tb* « Ml ie party ! tobemsds- r in Hot i disat'HJS. sod tnaxjrravat* th* <: li tin* p'»l(ttD I then u. upisj U. I unl.li- »h irtbs fcft \ rwsof Tuacaof joiaing 1’iedmont i Mr. Foray til’s WUtement* We have ha time or space to-day to nofi per tic uls fly the heavy chargee ageiiwt Mr. Ducbanan’e Administration made hy the of dopliffity end perfidy the only si position of the kind that had been mads against ibe present AJminhlration, charity at least would suggest the pueaibifit/ (fast Mr. f< •yth had kept back sometkieg tending to excuse the eonduct of the President; but It eo weii acc-nd# with hie Bourse in youth towards Henry Olay, and fn old age towards the two Welkers tad others, that the whole swuntrj Will he |ierfcctly satisfied of the trilh ti these chargee. Mamford for (ioreruer, M'g. f. SsusoiD, Kaq., of the Auburn Signal, announces himself en independent Members Rights candidate for the office of Governor of Atahama. Ae the Democracy have ototciuded not to make a nomination, hat to Wt Go*. MuuYe run egaio without tbe Intesventioo of a convention, Ihsrs is no party obligatien binding any ntliontl Dem ocrat even to hie tnppoet, and Mr. Bamford wUi no donbt get tubnf of their votes. He Will, too, be supported, We auppoey, hy the •fglhirn Rights Peutocracy in a body, and if the Opposition party havo only Moure •nd Sam ford to ehooeo between, we hepe that they will prefer the latter, for hie skirts are at least clear ef the sin of sustaining the odious measures and recommendation* «l the prase nt Federal Administration, and ha oftettflmau eibibiu a spirit of inde pendent which should make hie potttiaal opponents prefer him to any moro slave of +tu,ta The Appropriation* OfBcial. WaamaoTON, May 3 —The official stairs t juat prepa ed for publication, ahuw a Tkligraph ia liko the man who burnt up hia barn and grain to rid ft of rats—it would throw away the revenue of lbs Slate to prevent the Democracy from quarreling •bout tbe division of tbe spoils ! Wo aro not advocating tbe retention of tbe road by the State, but only combatting tbe Telegraph's reason for getting rtd ol it. P3T Whig* in tboso days were proud of tbeir name and their priuciplea. A Whig in Now England waa ihe ismn in J944 an a Whig in N«»rtb Carolina. The While were then national and not aectionat.—Haltizh Standard. Any one who hao in opportunity to consult (be fifes of the Standard far 1444, will find that at that lima it just ss roundly denounced the Whig party as a sectional and freesoil.orgadixation a# it now denounces Ibe Opposition to the Democracy for the same alleged sin. Ia fact we do not remem ber the time when the party we were aeting with (which has always been in opposition to the Democracy) was not stigmatised by Southern Democrats as a party in tragus with abolitionists and under the control of Heward, Greeley, or somo other enemy of the South i During that lima we have seen wpwwf party asaocinlion and affinity of principle, going over io swell tht ranks of the Free- sailsrt and Black Republicans, until now tba letter have • vast majority in every Northern State—until there is not t tingle Democratic Senator or Representative, and but one or two conservatives of the old-line Wl)lg school, left to represent all New England in Congrsaa! Vet ws are still (old that our Southern party fa hpldiog up tbs bands of the Black Republicans cf this day, and the admission ie now made that tbe Democracy were mistaken in making the earae charge against us in 1844 I The Grand Duke refupefi to abdira*" nr.d has retired to B^logor asking ihe protection of the five great powers. n*d that Victor r.manuel has naval prepiranon* ui'i'ugnuui me nupur. . . . - , fIri i JLuiKrRdw.“M ;*-"- au,c '“r: urd of dsnut.ciatiun hava they for laitther of Virginia, who was very lately striving to arruy the uon-iUveholding west •>f thereby effecting a division of tbs com monwealth and tbo formation of a Free State 1 No thunder do they deal out ag*in*l Magojjiii of Kentucky, end the Democratic candidates for Congress in tiia aamn Slate, who are openly sustaining Dougfa* and 1 .is “unfriendly legislation” scheme of highway rubbery upon ibe South! Ob no! these men sre called Dsmoeruts, and fav#i therr- lora a license to bn ss faithless to the ftouth as they phase, but when a truo Southern man like Mr. Judge centra befarn the p«oj Ie on lIte strongest (Southern rights ((•ifi'iin ever pressntsd—a platform up to wi;ich Ins I VFlyr o[ ponents dare not march—ihry keep it out ol sight and dsuwui.ee tnm as falbitg 1 U short of the full stature of Southern rights, j ei hr cause he is an opponent of the Democracy —eaprcitlly of suck Democrats *• Uu Uanan, Douglas, Lalehcr, Magoffin, sic. f Do they ly expect to succeed in humbugging an inigenr fwoprs io nir» »-«j t dorsemeni of ibo Adnriuirnation, and at tend to “essentiala," which need uo*. cover anytntng uv>. ,i.« nfRcffi* in u - *■» *- a pleasing assurance that this wifi he (heir course, (treatise Gov. Hr»wa and Mr. Craw, jord have already made rare of rc.noimna- tioni; nothing can now ho mado by oppos ing them ; and our patriotic Demoracy have only to fail into line. T.Paris Buurae hsa been greatly excited. Warlike preparations are going on in England. There is great activity at Wool- With. Rumors ara current that a protl t- •• u-—<*-»- -**»—«-»•*•• *»evy nyjheati.il'. • ■*• 10.Oil) men. Extra war i>'«miiiMs gru' r illy demanded at Lloyd’s. The clrMv.n n:** progressing quietly. i lyondon has been very great. and delanaive I.ater from Mexico and Centra! America > Sew Ont.tms, May 12.—The steamship haa erriveti, with Vara Crux b 8ih, and Iruin the Cny of Mex- -i in*t. The new* is general!/ The public dec! fatioi did not approve * poneible lor me 1 of the Adtn'.metr » Whn mv,v liana. bto—uhxtj •oat,*! In tb*lr resr* »!!>*,.» WtfbUwUk •oM It. Iflaaiwr SdtaTsud Vtt; J J > fau B, In vented ni that Congreesat the laatweeafon enproprht. ted for Ztogieiative, Exeeurive, Civil and vnteseilaiMoua purposes, nearly ekeeu mil. itune—Diplodtoiic and Coofular axpeuan*. Indian department, Fenuemia. ry. Invalid, and other pensions, upwards of 13,810 OOOj approuritilou for the army, forti fications and military academy, *15,249,Out) i natal earviee.flO.bU7,OOP; ocean steam mail ferries, $341,ft*’.*—ntaktog a total of $41.- 317,049. in addition to tb« above ®7,000,«i0 should be added for •ndtftnlto appropriation a. and to carry out the provision# ol prv- s listing to wo, Iticltding (be collection of revoauoe fan eoetowid. We tnrvx that this etatement, %eing affictol* wW regarded as Bottling the dieptato ae to the amoant of Appropriations •tod# by the Jest oeestoii of Geagreeg for (ha fleeai year commencing July lal, ISfif. The amount appropriated (making estimate for the expenditures ordered but not expressed in dollars end cents) ie offi cially Maud at •4*,M7,bW. Rut to this mttto he added the usual amount for the Foetoffice Departure(•«, which was not appropriated, because tbs bill failed,''hot which must be spent nevertheless, and wideh the n«l Congress will have to appropriate-—the Treasury "etotomants” binding iheGovurmnmrl for it being alroed v •el fothe hands of contractors, banks and brokers. This amount was #80,000,000 in the bill which faflsd, bod we may be sere that it waa none too great to satisfy the westoe or demands of the Daftoitmoat# Adding this litUa item, wo hnvo the oum of t$8,i87,ett as the gtoee amount of nppfo- prtatiene undo and to ho medo for the fiecai jms beginning July 1st, 1839. It is quit# likely that the next Ceogi called npon to pees other Dnflciescy bilU— tor tbe Executive Departments ham ae •dfl right to bind Cengmeo to redeem “statements ol in Job ted ness' breathe# of the public oarvtoo aa tot the FaatoAae. Id the amonat ia forge enough nliundy to arouee the sjpsskwn of the people to enob Mtrar«ganeot and It should he homo to toind that Con gross reduced the eetiaaeias rf the DapartaaeaU (outoida of •he laiioro of too PeetoAee apprepruuon) some Avo or six tatlitone ot doham. PuMXhVApu.—The National Amerrcana at Psnn^toaais, wo ooo, have boned a call tot ej Htato ConVanbton, to iMNeo at iUrriehurg on the ^6«h af May, “TUo Ticino.” This river--the head branch of the Po— is the boundary line between Lombardy end Sardinia. Austria haa for tome lime bad Lombardy filled with her troops, uver which Btote, united with Venire, *be has Jung held dominion. If ahr haa indeed croasad tht Ttcinp end invaded Sardinia with a powerful army, the event prows that aha despaired of peace without a humiliating surrender of her pretensions, and resolved at once to open the hall by overrunning Sardinia before lire French lroopt eould reach tba scene of action. It made her the practical aggressor; but if tbs tiosiila invasion was founded upon a knowledge that it had lo come ”lo ibis complectum" sooner or later, this prompt military move- manl proves that sha only forrnoJ lha bold but wist resolution lo M !kts* the prompt eerasten—m*Jr« the tbeafht filart Into InMaut action, an* at ours Tiffin and resolve, partonn and rsvriile." That aha could overrun Sardinia before the French troops could artive to help their ally, waa not much doubted by lha British prats at the data of tha sailing of tho Niagara. The army of Austria was greatly superior in numbers to any forca that Sardinia could oppose to it at any eoa point, and was wall appointed and disciplined. The latest intelligence, by the Adalaide, advises ua ihat “the French troops were pouring into Piedmontbut if in sufficient number and with sufficient military equipments to resist tho great army of Austria, France must have acted with extraordinary celerity and aueceos, Tha London Times of April 28.1 did hot think it possible that Sardinia could he aided by France in time to withstand at first the then erroneously-reported invasion by Austria. Five or six days more between thst time and an actual invasion could hardly havo materially strengthened lbs resources of France and Sardinia. We may therefore reasonably expect that the first successes of this war will b# on the aide of Austria, and it would not be sur prising to team that htr armies have swept the country with as feeble resistance oa that aomsumes enoouotsrsd by the Great Nt poison, or by Seott in Maxico. On the tti, the London Times thus described the positions and relative strength of the belligorento at that time t “Austria haa two hundred thousand men either upon tba Ticino, or within such o diouaco that they can be placed upon ihe bonks of that frontier river within ibe three days of grace hied iu the imperative demand of the Austrian General. Sardinia occupies the opposite book with a force which could not probably detoy tor one day ite own dcs- troctioa hy that ftgMtic sasmy. it may be \ Small Pox In Meliua. 'The Montgomery Mail learns by a letter from • physician of Holms, AU* tbet there were two cases ot small pox in that town, left three by a boat Iruin U low, anJ the knowledge of the fact had caused a great panic. There ia no doubt that small pox ia unuiuslfy prevalent ju#r now In many parts of the country. Ws bear of it m Columbia, Troy snd Helms, Ale., and el several places on the Mississippi river, end it appears to •prsad alarmingly, notwithstanding the promptest and most energetic mraxuree to prevent it. In view of these (sets, it w«i>id certainly bs nothing more than ordinary pruJanre and wi»e precaution for our ritixens to resort to vaccination at once—those of them who have not been vaccinated within the lima which physicians may regard as s(r.Hding them immunity. Wo are as tiabla to have lha disease introduced tur« as w t ro citixrns ot Troy or tMuia, A Fine Coal.—Wo troat that our friends aa ill not be surprised to sec us wearing fine “store clothes,” sod accuw us of incipient treachery to the ancient (Adam, before J»e sinned, was the first niemlier) order of “old bachelors” an that account. Tho truth ie, tho fine summer coat which wo are now con# templnting with so much pleasure was pro# Sdinedtous yesterday by onr friends, M'ere*. ircrtf, Mtt.icx fit Co. who have on hand ell an infinite variety of this and every oth er style of fa jits : r. t’.fe snd seasonable goods, that ti present to an oditor ran in no wise Interfere with (heir ability (o fil end pfaa*o tho wind# public; tinfose,indeed, mtsry man should,like ourae ( i, be bewildered by the beauty and variety of Ihcii Block. Yr We regretted a l«w days since to bid adieu lo our worthy and eminiatdo fallow*, citiirn, Mr. John G. Asmua >xnK, and Ins excellent family. They have won many triende during their residence hers. Mr. A. is n {rentlrman of k'ost sociability and friendliness of character, and h >• a ph arar t word and a heart y shake id (be hand for all. the paltry thought of wealih or position m life, having no weight with him. Tfum- cola has lost a valuably citiaon, one who would have done much far 'her bene fit and promotion. We entertain the most #i*:>. The allied fiesta were still at Sacrifices. By this arrival we have dates trom >Tlca. i (ha 1st inat. Monsieur Bully was o boy up the Congress. The panic Consols rtueinating excessively. I.ivanroor. MskKLT*.—Fiour buoyant advanced Is. since Tuesday and l$s. on tin week. W..«at ut-tive, wi'li a large specula live cn<;*iiry ; advanced 9d. a lu. ainct Tucstfo y nnu Its on the week. Corn buoy a;.t nn*J advanced (id. Beef active. Pork j raeua advancing. w»*.h n brisk enquiry on specula- I trying tion. Bacoivqu.et. but holdera demand an tdvance 1 * I4d._ A agar dull and declining. I The Noutbcru f’onveiitlon. | Naw OaLiAvn, May II—The Houthern Convention mot at Virksbure * ’-day. F.tgbt , v „ i it n . a :_ na _ p . m .States were r-prcsealetl. Ck arise Clark, of r ranee end Komis os n menace to tng- I ... . , m . . „„ 1 ••id.r*- Ru*-ia BUffirantees the serviresot her ( M's#.. I resident. Keso ultons io favor fide- in *h* Mediterranean a d DaJtieseas. » of the Slave Trade were offered by Spratt, Th* King of .Sardin.a haa iasued an in- j of South Carolina. Grn. Foote denounrrJ spiriting pro-.lnmat on to the army, saying . Hpratt'a senlimenta as high treason. The thet he regards Austria's ultimatum as an of ten slave States prohibiting ihe trade insult, sod had r-j insd with disdain. , The duly of the Government Tha V i cut h troop* ara landing at Genoa I ... , i mbera, and are enthuaiaatiealiy I 10 C ubt • nd $••!”«*»•*• , uquiry; advanced CJ. "fi Times regards the Alliance imenace t# Eng- ( f pare Of 4 »re I’reeiJci cunstitutcs th auinpissni. h "'frau': th* depart mt :ry grnuuds e . rn'i’.i c .ci :ll dun-, good »i*«Ml I sboui-j L- fvnr Ur*. At Ft «>* j«y-*W (ami Mexico, j il tsuhlut | 1 nr.t teff.ii “at disapprovs t yuur course,'* I might \ with noltitsmtcm tnso w*»hinct have been moniMd. but my l.p.wouid bav. j been • sled. I ui^m U rim. raeU and J S’jsre^^«£V"iyjisis as hough it cat * undersiend, taken 1 Culuinbtis. Oa.— Pi role t The r "On mnrrr Is •tltlco on , vcryU.t-<* l*t*u ttfnl Hist th# «ye rots upon, !>• pia.n * with Uir bird* or y«NulU« and nailnc wuh *iq Vblo»si.oui. Wo liava braid that the apples of par ad tee I Mi # *. t R r ». Oso. 11. Paylur, suffered some as n consequence of the first \ Ttsssurer— Rev. J. J. Tut lioutbcru Ilapllffil Cuovcutlon. Tire #• vet.ill bi'Snmal session of tbs (South* cm Baptist Convention, mot in Riclim< nd Vs., on Friday at 10 o'clock. The Dispatch of Batur lay contains tha proceedings of the first day. (mm which we learn thst Dr. R. il. C. fInwrll, of Tsnuerse, was elected President at the Jrst ballot, by the follow mg tot* :—Whole number c*«t. 434—necessary to • choice, 218; Howell ilMj. U. Jclrr U5. Richard Fuller 64. Mr. Howell then made a few remark*, and in a kind, but firm manner, resign. J the In its afternoon, on the lUrr*! ballot, Krv. Richard Fuller, D. D., of Baltimore, was elected ! her na President* Secretaries—R-v. Wni. Cary Crane, ' Cl, M. r ' President of Brenjle Hrssddus f?of(rge, oiih'T ; In fargi '1 ho Anairian official Journal contaioaan ! Inipfrial niMNitesio explaining the necessity r or war w« ti ntstm* aHesciqiiig ■ ■*«,«, j iroaiy Hi.lt Russia and France. Tire s'.ip Pormona fmm Liverpool to New York na, Wrecked olT Weilord <m t e I7lb. J 'I’he Crew and three passengers, whose j * amrs are utiknowri, were saved. Over I tea) pere**n* »•« re no board. Toe lues of ii/s is auaacoitainod. 1!> the Fcraia, IP., \ sailed iimklteneously with tie Adoleide Alluding to the treaty between Franca and Russia, the Times nays ihat il those p-were awack Austria nn German anil, it l.chvHjvea England to consider whether it is tier tu defend t.erseif en the cnntineut or her own home-read, aa ihe distance ol b great..Getinafuc power* arc necessary to y pr hat been tnkan'opre- trom reaching Torin. ry H-aa overflowed, and the roads npracMtcaDle. m that Tuscany Ii ad joined tha « nfuuml; Irer army conaiata ot 1 : * K uh ch*nn' < l fleet haa been order' rd to return from the Mediterranean. It fa sta ,1 thst Russia snd France have ern j.ri curing large supp>iaa of charm and urvsys ot the English coasts and tne Med- terraneat) atattous. d that Spain will join tbe nlliei lidsrahly augnrentiny >rre with new »btpsand gunboat mred large ' the Isthmus, and resistance . Republican President ' tbe rule of gsd. . cd, and ! wtih tire garlands ol j and then io be sacril!'*' | ml mitred tn ho writ and j >*ccriiin!/ not doinj j ;»u very odd woy ot sho d! p4,;, ;i cummnndatiou. J yon ii the altar ol dwty. tn tl biuliy perforn oJ- ; nple justice.” and l t'g iriendship Mild 1 t*,, rssf/f-.; ir gclllffiX tr.ia ) » O'»n Fugitive *l*»r Trwblt*. Clkyslamd, May 11.— Bushnell, tb* Obsrlin rescuer, Ires been sentenced lo six ty dsy# imprisonment io Jail und $G0U fine and costs. Th* Kentucky officers have been arrest*J for kiJnsppirig. Market Report*. Mi-bilk, May 14.—Fairs ot cotton tn-day 00O bales. Pnccs are stiff*;, '.*it quotations are unchanged. » Nkw Oat.uaxs, M y 14 —Fair# of cotton to-day l ( 70i.i bales; Middlings ll| Holdera are wiihdramng supplies. Freights to Liv# poo! id. Fire i« MarlrlU. Ohio# Masiktta. May 13-—A tire occurred here on yesterday morning which deitroyod twenty buddings in th* most business pari ot th# town. Lues about seventy thousand dollars. house and five locomutiv' ing belonging to the Phthidelphia railroad, l/uas about twenty-five thousand dollars. ippcrtuairy w! r. *igu.Mi'*n t I v|wn and frank kindt.o-*. i I ttui if tli.ffiprtU'nce of IrieudUncss towards j de«lf- I me is hollow ai d ill tuned, much worse has [ , V V ,a ! to !«.* s*:J f lire re a* r* gtren by the < rg«n J j, a#*'-.™ > fo tbe stiotr t-'r not sending me back t “i p '»ur.-m w hich \ ang tb* k#«u» #d.-*,.t.#t in it |1 was ai'trepiitiouri) calltu I of getting rid ol Moro Mexican News. (By steamer Tennessee, at New Orleans.) f m Mexico, May 2.—Mtramon has uniid a here of English ! decree thst all gu f ports sh» t be closed to foreign commerce, (iuad«li*j»r* has been Trench array of the Alps have m«t ' token by the Libera's The clergy are actions »t Mount Ceois. trying i who marriage; and the en'hustastic wrote tho above no duubt had ihs occur rence nebulously defined upon the tablet t>f bis memory, but he somehow got tha birds Slid the flowers of Ihe garden pn-riMscuouaty mixed Up. There's no use talking to any one in as critical a way ae this fallow. When he can only see “go marry ?” psintr J in the plumage of every bird of the air anJ the huea of every flower of the fivid, the cnUiiity is that he ariil soon hava paint u/.on his lips also, end w.iJ h«vc quire enough lo do wi'h feathers and fl rears fur the balance of hia life. Grim line has cast Us spell over him, as completely •« the snake has charmed tbe birJ that fluttered too near lU W* tiepe that tha ‘‘gal” wdi say yes, and make him procure the same written injunction ••go marry futta some Oidinary or clerk, inscribed upon a half-sheet j 1, of foliar paper and afldressrd to aomr minister of the gospel or justice of ihe by S. U.—Aug. Disp. Hkooko Pav—Ssturddy.—The fourth bi ennial Report of the Bibie Ibrerd was rend. (No interesting details published ) I he 14th m tiuni report of T Domestic and Indian Muniuire, Mr U. floinian, .Secretary. In a finannal view, ihe receipts from a l tourers, during fait war, tor the Ihiinesuc Department, were 821.510,73. Bilai.ee in treasury, on 1st April. 1 b.VH. $4.t*n toi. Total, $'30,433 M. The luureu Mission recsipis, on Jar April, Ifitjt. ir«r# 21.Ji<.5 Vj. Tire grand total, in both these depart mania, at the Disposal of the Board, fur the i* > April 1st, Hers $ “ Did u? I . taunt,)i:,\ r. j.\,, u ir, # .i - * nd men are employed in clear n, of Charles- jinx the r>*sds ot enow. France u as taken by surprise at the rapid* ot the movement* of the Austrian*.— mice thought ihat tire war would he com* nerd leisurely ; and her troops art nrri- S al Genre badly provided for au linma- twcampsign. I in Lin,** rur.fiRs received intelligence of ouibrtras lu A. # iria, which will probably i'lir* a return ot tli* troops lately sent to millions for Muamon, i but are uireucccasfui. Heavy Failure lu New York. Ntvr Yobx. May 12.— 1 The fail are uf Jacob Little. Broker, lor two mdlioi.a, baa created a decided stir. Murphy ia among the passengers bv the Persia, tlepfaved several cam re ot cheoa, The diabii for Homeric Missions, $33,94! scum Place Baptist CliuroU, >fa • 7.t*3«i 30. 1 ^ a v ug a balaniiet In 1'idian Department $1H.0U* l ou bind $3.-45 75. Among the Its 1 uf be, 1 sterling. rre.nt and largo operator in named Roberto, er to the amount t and five hundred pouods ort peace. And—N.'U.—don’t forget t a piece of tbe cake to the printer. the talaris* due on (Ws: .juartrr.the B»sid has already aasun iinbilities for the coming year, lot $35 t) ogema w under cnmmiaaion of ifir Board—35 ui wh, piuyed amoug the iiniians. The 14th nnnnst report o| tbe Board of Ifoutheru Pacific Railroad. irm*. day IU —L»r. Fowlkfea, President b .iuuthcnt Pacific Kailway. baa con- d to i oustruct finy mil«• ot first class to lu* equipped with locomotives and n twelve months from the dismissal of •»!«, wfnch is daily expected, to in payureuts ul $450,i $1.50 send I Foreign Mission* was read. From 1st Api, t IMS. to lot ApnJ. 1SA9. mere bad 6ocu ps.j | into the treasury $it)H24 57, b«ing an in. crease ol$4.5VI c.’over • he previous year. referred to CneUTta Et-sonox tn Puiladau hia.—An I HaJance on hand d ejection for city ollcer* came utf in Phils- ’ , These several e»| tlcIphU on tbe »d inat. The genersl rrsulto j Mr" Crew hi r » of Georgia. •• cs. asexbibiuJhy tho returns show the election man tmiu the Con.timir.e un ap;-*,n ing tin of Uenj. u. flronn, Opgoaitioa, for C.ly ' * 0U »’ “, ca ,ur l * u,a ,, ‘ #nt V Cmivu.u,., ’ _ * , rsported in iavwi .1 .savsenab. Georcre ; I reafurcr, hy nbout 3.500 maj< nty over: t.a field on (he Friday before the mcoi Dr, James McLinlock, Deotocrat; and Chas.' ^undav <tt May. lo«l. Brother John ‘ M.N.,1,1>#i'.wii.n, lu Uii, CuMiiMiwr, I “* A,k *"'* rl tl ' •" ^ ■•=•*• r * * '>«.l (lie t,on van nun .'-ft i by about the tame majority over Henry t*. I f|. Mclatwah.ol \ so* Horie, Democrat. The Oppoeilion have also j •^ r * J* K. Welch, ol both branch#* of the Courcila by large j * U, |*)b q majorities. The Select f'ouocil is cuinpswd | but this of 8 Democrats and IS Opposition, and the . . ii** State i*-wn and ths balance in tht bond* ot rite Riirek Gemtuihy at per, or *e- 1*4 . : Undo41 f*3 per acre, at tire Contract- ur’a option, i'he last compromise ie gene rally appri'ved. snd afi seem to be co-opera- Unc wuh tl.e PreMUriU to Ire* tbe Company trom debt, ..nd push tha work forward. I be river has rises two inches in the foal 24 honra, and is u> yesterday, wuh the N and wnn them all. Ha r a month, and tbeu goes Yolk Chess Club, isins lo NewYork Naw Orleans. i Brother W. Interesting irons toashlngloa. ’ WAvumoTniv. Mav IU — fiispatcoco from | Hi# Government to (ftgler. Minister »o Chili. ■ demand the restoration ol lire exequator ot | t'onsui t >h« psn-.ahiBcni thereof tbe sol diery for law leva proceeding* in the premises. s have been *ooi to Utah for not to ordut out the troops HAurnuu r *u Govaaxoa—A day or tw.v Since, speaking of ibe proceedings of lha Auburn Convention, we aifuJeJ U the fsrt that that Convention failed to emforae tha ra-noruinalion of Oof. Moore. This, we thought, might poss.tily Leva been acciden tal ; but it ia now sreird cuiireraauunelly ihai an effort was made in committee lo pass ths re-endorsement, and that it failed. Tins shows th* strength of Mr. MamforJ in this District. The Convert.on which unanimously nominated Mr. Clopton, bail, ro doubt, a majority favorable lo fvaailard lor Governor. Mr. S. tnay prov# troublssom* yet.—Montg. Alai/. Crop* lu Hike County, Ala- Ed. Enquirer . As you are alway* anxious lo bear of the prospect* of th* farmer, 1 am aarry to say to you thst in thi* section they are not very flittering this spring. The inches below the farmers are moving on tn tolerib's spirits, are generally done planting, and have tol- otble stands of corn ami ration, though both look smvll and puny; hut for tha last three or four days the weather hat been fine bring out frost-bitten corn. Wa bad of tbe question lu eend bim b*. k a* minister io ilin Liberal gov ernment, eimpljr because, whether rightfully • >r wrongfully, in' is understood to have-been .he first foreign minister to recognise tire snti-oonatitutiona! revolution and tire usurp* ad government of Zuioaga. Tbi*, lur mani fest reasons, must havo rendered him wbnox ioua to iha Constitutional party, and to tire Liborsl govcrt.mcnt of Juartx. *J be public ioterrsi, :heref'>re, required tliat s new men should be aelectrd tor tfi.a position, against whom tt*» prejudice* existoO ; sod, lienee, (ho disaautdac'ioii ol Mr l orMytb," l tin sorry to be old'gc i to ray it. bnt tliia brief paragraph conrsi is absoluf# and naked falsi'huod tromprg:an.ng to end. 1 •< lemo lv deefars that ibis article gives me tire very first intimation «.*ret I have ever heard from the Administration ot ire disapproval nt my acknowledgment of lire ^uiosge sdm.nietra- imn a« (he de fut o government »’F Maxico. N«i her in the pulin' di-apatehee of »he de. partmeni. in the private correspondence of t»cii Cass, nor in very frequent convaraa- iiuoa with ihe TroaiJcni n;.d Secretary of Sreta. or any officer of the gnvarrinient. h*s the thought eve r been breathed to me that it disapproved of that act. if it were true, ■ uraly, l should have lean told of it. elf* the government was derelict of it# duty. I gave my reasons in full to ihe Government for that step, whic'i wa* forcid upon me by a sense of duty, bui contrary to all my s>m- pathieeand incHnariona. Not in-word of dtaoent to mv viev.e was expires.<1 or to be implied, while its kutiacqaem instructions vireuaily recogn xed the propriety ef my course and tbe soundncaa of tny reasons for it. The record* "t the department will show that it is unequivocally talre, that! ws»“tha first foreign mim-ier io r«roau>xe the Zulu- •ga government.” J ual the reverse is the truth, b>r 1 as (Ire Dot lo do it, and ] wait- rd until the la*’ tnomeii', in tbe b »pe vliwt somrihing would occur i" v-itveni ibe un welcome d uty. Whan called upon to deodf the question, there was noothr govarnmant known to be in • x.ttencr. ft was afterward* that i Juarez Adir.i tairatiun was tunnvd at Queretaro. It ia the very tsvctac of true, also, that I was ubnox : ou* to th# Liberal party. I er.j’iyod the confulanrs aad sympa- pxthyof ri al par y n a l.tgh degree; 1 was personally u. im.re with Its Iradcri in 'he capital, and in correapondencs with many ot them oat of it—‘rey b'-ure waa al. ways than ready asylum and relugt wiu-n- ever in danger or liberty or life from the tyranny of Zuiosga. Dun Miguel Lerdu de Tejada, the first u.cn ol the iarty,and the most en lighted ur.d lUtal ut tilth- Mexi can public men, was a safe gue«t ir my houa# for over four m-m ha. during lire who!* of which rime my residence was watched by government police spire, to bear him to prison or to execution it be ventured levond mv doer. When General Biaaco reached Max.ro with three thousand men to attack the cite, il was to e inTacuSay* Is 3wl; ’ ihaUaaU'1 lbs <•! UvafCQ'd to ncura i bat J cut .oviiv to amepreht i"i wrvJaVMt yrur losWrc i . In tk* Utter part *f ► rek« b.k bmi _ iudir»5u»asnUr I .for I trtlvrJ in IVarbluaiuii t-y j > ll«rtga«d Alltbvaai.1 : ‘ ' WT bf Al I bar* 4 *^h2rMi J... Ahiiut thvMesh-an sltUAttui.. ahrib to tb.» G^tunfux- Tbef* ta.t or rh«3,-^ la tba eoadtUun of aPeln tlirin to jo*. Tb« return »f tb- ffurh grarnelrcumataoaaa naturally *1. 2 atebt wails-m<«*t rrltlrel U- p Iffiit tn ropjpfvta vTeynnrr. '• .t,.:c bav-'fa your rvrcu tns.uiv'i aaU ibl», sUhcugh tha wb .i* rcr afouafbr aethm. *nd our eoontr i lain Me j ItSloi •Sre t. V*« W»e *bere any new H«bt cost u qwelwh afi«t mj rnl,btil3ii,*l tutty vy.s tl IV-o! It eaoi.ni oorrlo-V* o^ a ay nlrd i* (tut fenrwA'14 lete'r ail 1 ilrulgct-1 Ui tia ltmltrvl bi, in tion with th« mlaatob. Ibaapwt on i‘.li!niUw. Tnur> 1-paO'ia.t orfutatl •• nrg’Ktrg fcf t yarpn*r than io .ttlrt'wh'loffi d*rti*i. 1- 1 wltfc-tvod- If* Uivht* pXttn that to dtV * —ortsat t *f*rl rV.j dot pai Aallffiorffita wrong orogwt frf-nd»b!i. f Gen. Jubnai killing frost the Iflth inat , which thinnad f m»**rr”^tid lha eotton—anJ several cold windy day* '’©baoxious ti'iics* Governor Curn^ j * fler ,htl loomed up tha pruvpceie very J ihat party ! n* for Bavantu.i ru ng icqusis it. The ( reatdem taile tha [ much; but if the rrraenl weather continues, •ai:»*i— yeas 1.7,nays 145, , Mormous tliat ’nt tmneaty allowed by hi* i ,l. . . . . , , . oa auoat ;u*nt!) rcconaid- J former prorlamatfon extend* only to point- J pvospecto will soon change, and if the corps, eaibarrei i portion of tk# dte#4«Mxt#d epirua who ha«« paa##d tb«ar hv«e ia mekiug toobifoatatioM *t hatred to tbo fereigwor. Ol tboM 70,000 Ufpeerliua (7* The l’reaiileu!, it ia staled, haviu, dseftnad to accept lb* suoduicati.in* of tht , Caae-Yiisaart Treaty, it falls to the ground, eod Mr. Moira* will be cbargeJ with s naw oagotiatioo. General Jarre writ leave VS ash- | mgion ou thv 6th of June for Nicaragua, t • •nlet tha Cabloot •! FraaiJenl MaUturi The Nicaragua Legs lion will remain charge of Mr. Melitao. j instead ot barsnnalt. i The vote loal.ikuqut Aioooimali, Gcu* ; gix. wa* again token, aud tug body refused [ cal ifl-iurr, and Judge Crada.baugh did . •easons are propitious there wilf be eorn v turg only bv calling on Jonnston tor troops. 1 mt j«, h9 x hv planting is bountiful. Th# hupn intrndrnt of Public PrJntlug. •J >!1 ‘t of raising ri.r 1 ttodnoffiM ConvantJun, f££ yrer^tf Isfik# fw oy t 1 repsat UmCBl - rwr^j glad. tor. »bl * t ’ •tolioarat* wrong <w tJfa-t Writlea-'l whn ba» OMI.r!n*.l .’ b-iug uigant with »> tn.iJi 1 have *b« h-.oor to bffi. vary wr*' •>*dfoai a.rvaat, . Joi To Ills KT.wUMwy.3**ja- H»ohar.»i, After a few day*. Mr. Bucham this letur to uic u >r cuv. .- •uporacripnon and frank, wt ,. end'itoed .m it : a 'D:*re«pert' and abaurdiy uiifouiufad.” No < accept auch a reply. I nj iore1>!. ^re Y ax, y.s !. - Sire—Vwsalona uiy iwturv.rU . - • aocapt tut* ma Judge*—» up n tt» . • tng s< te y ■« ^ploare. 1 mtrv' ! iU. think it oertb yc-ut wbil* tr. gH* « u. • Upjwrt of it. s.-ainffil «Oa gtruBg m" eirtuiusuvc-* upon wburu tbacootror.’ et thffil laltot »<** Uswl. 1 iA’-Sli not to t« ••Utowrp.—trul/’ ’.I wail what U disc to yuv-i p atu,: wkat I verily brt«evs« t Utbab wiin‘.trjattoaTannw4*tko.* I icv'.ranaw wkstyonaebirus : my #my »* ih- \. ...te..., - -^^nnd^U kavr ' i 1 bis i* tba Htrtnoi B) oUtg«tJoB ' . .. ... •• '■ «• ••••“■ harlly ••apaat aa to be “grtUlv " - l! ' e Lon.m»ii..n,. petty l . »Uu.» -1.W. ,.u d.J resnn to Itel. and dot* tvcl, * *ne un tot aifnmaUt-w# whkb ' wounging te »•/ Mis <t. tal to nsy rapntatton. But this is not The wn/atot thisaff ir. The Fraauiam who suthuriecs this e .a'cc against me bas been reaisting my hat he com mint d hts military cheat the battle was going on, as the known, tried and trusted friend ct the Liberal rauw. 1 was tu my notorious sympathy fur ibe Libe ral party that I Was Indebted for the hootila- ‘ he Z'rioaga eovernm wta, orewdluf to yi :> bAdfy dene hit -t> recl-r. ears *cn an rwirtunlre bla b* binvaft doing that dutv It a ' ** - In 1.1. in<) tbs St p had ‘pwi i‘m'r-1 X my duty and tha*, *• r and poaitliMi. i « groat fSoug as a mao ami a pr Mffi«r(uJ m^rivsa bava cp tat*4 t ; haa to cout-adva. H caouvl b* • MtktuAavrib raferanra loo, tbabl.bij and haired c »break ot! i Ire«: i mu kki a a y hmW#*«, *ud. u n. i siigbt U» 1 acvtva Utosr ta Uhalf of lb* ■mu, Pay it Tut.—TV. Mut|-n,.T p*f*te w WWauday patiuk u .JteKtet- ■MBtiM Mum. w (a uTtef. Al,, >‘l* w»u m mm, mil fax CM, - ; lea wkkk v —.J Uffit U..1 tb. dUuM feu * 'iri ikw* la MH HIM. Cor, v. k’Id in tfi# my uf Savacrch. Geurgia Friday beh r* 2nd Sunday ut May I6«il Th* other businca* of this day was u portant. i. May 10—Mr. John Heart, r.nerly one ot the pubiiabcra ot the Charles- j f.‘ii Mercury, ha# been appointed eup#riu« taken up and ’ tendeni of public printing, tn tha place ol Mr. tuon will f»e j Bowman, ut the Waabington Union. b#lwe ; Coiifoi on ibe tocroea* in Uat section. Yours, rv«|>cctf&Ur, Ac. China Grove, AU.. Aptfi Tux W«ra SrtxiT t» Ts«>twx* -Tk# nsw* from Tennessee ie cheering. Brown- ioorseystbat the Democracy ore breaking up rapidly, and *•*m* r' ‘ t ' tnr.a th* taatMU in (•rest of uiy un . —i T— . v * r 7 Liberal got- j OBe# tc d*# ^rti er By Ilf*. * etnment to which he declares that I am < j, rlo - rvntiawaa «k< b»* r**eou» ‘obnoxtoua.” The Libetal leader* al! over tba fruits ofDoaoersito unity jn t Mexico knew of my persieieni tff-.ris to in- rr^#® 1 Pwrisatof tb* rtlted dace Mr. Bnchanan to recognise and aid i m . toteu^bt oqr survts # ru rr ' toaur 1 toM i i" sjssriiu'» >4 nablogloa News. SOTO#, May 10.—The Feat-office rr has a warded the maii contract j -• • K«w V»« and M,« OHe.lt, -Ujj* • WC..I Htetene. Tb. um j I “1« . ,l " Ora?«« c > ,*iaaml*e xloua” to the charge he makes against I , Itlog e irf r FET The Cincinnati i)unmrr*iml (Hep.) im an article in regard lo ihe canvass in Kenlockjr, end the position of leading jour nal*, soya t '‘Tba most conspicuous end important fact to ike history of (he prismt canvas# to Kentucky ie that. In spite of Ik# furious VtLett* thst crowd the celaawte of (be CWser k (he Op/mUioH arc far . Key Wi ■ 1 Tbe eon'iset Johnson, of Nc York. Ituoaell 1 uuut>. Ala. Editor ttnqu Xing tbe Upp.vaition lo -Naliousl Deuioc: cy ia al hanJ. Will you pvnnit me ihrough the cetumna of your paper to surge** to the Oppoettion party the nanus of the following grnlletnan to be ruu in Kut.ril as candidate*: Forth* legislature. I). M. Uajncs. andTucs. J. Wuoltolk ; Fji Tax Collector, Mau Braocn, o< lUcaxx Raiocm; For Tax At- seesor, UlOAXT fijfXTU. With a lickat composed of iheae gamlt- snen. al! got>d and (rue man, with Tom JrtM,n 1 (et Cobgreeo, we cm raecoed* Wkat aay , kssboen aneatod. Ha «. fcteud. v> tel. TtekM 1 W. otiido. ■«- J,u.teptedu ilml^ti) Mudul Cxmf- Iwl Wttei k. Hm>UL. I V.H, k»l kte r.-oltei ,M ite. Ie thus cbroai- J Ths reasons g Sttomiy and by speeches. * me i?i uciener, lor eeui.-monthly semes, j ”7**J* 1 * ^T.™[ Kr * cy sod eomi.— ... . I— / tLi.'.m nt on, hRRdted ind .iny. two « kif 'fSJ'r. .#m ,h. Pnrid,Rt bun * thonsana c jilara. Tbe mails will touclTM «k#other day Judge Scrugga, of West 1 addressed him the fol The maniiststo uf ihe oi are I lie genuine ones for Mr. Hnehanan'e course ___. Iffiav- j What the (me reaere * or#, 1 have newr I to*‘ BsjtoM#rvxmtriatotoa| ktore i t#*n able to define. I hava uted ta Oou'alDon mj apla coi sic i ^ UiUteiuif..-i bu! a thiiJ sl4» wm Bail *tt tb wtual ti Mil tb My trtosid* G'ltovrt tt1 pr» ‘alna# tor s U' 1 really thou) •Ho# a I J mu ikroMwb Niiwruaa i T#ooose##, made a teUing gpeeck to Jskooon. wh#o penned. I r.erer dreamrti would be pat t was*warded to Mr*Daniri IL ^ era <( t wofl, snd a gforim* fol^ | in print. J make no apt: gy lor publishing Fugitive Slave TiouMeo, Clxviuaiu), Ohio, May 10.—Langston tko Obarhn reecstat haa b#«g found goiify. Zaxmviub, May 10—Rant** Jukneon. I negw, tko leader ol ika rrecaata at too to* low koto. He has b##n on too B#oeh of I it now. While no itn^artitl tha Circuit Court to# aevarnl years post, and | tho history ar.d believe that 1 have torn has token no part in pofi'ica. tie said iu { fretted wr.h “kindness and conalderstn '* speech that ha had voted toe Buchanan under the boltel that ko wmtkl carry out kis pledge# to tho country. Ha then went oa to review bis (oral vtelaunua of til plougea- tho extravogsaco and corruptions ot hw ad- mtoisiraiioo t aad called upon those who •etod with hifu, ‘o kid to puutog dowrethe corrupt party that ktd orianixtd smier cornet party f if he can discover Uie cl ie to Mr. Buchan an’s oatroordinary condact, be will do trust 1 cave tint been aide to do to (his hour. Kto Y'Wc, VXrrb T4.1*4* Ore — Y wr rcerwe towarg* me wllk rofarenw to tb* «m »n inWfi a to* l»*o ao •trmnea and vquiv- cal, llmt t f - I It da* lo yi a ar 1 narerery l« may •mn I Jtur f al Um «, at W»*t to g*.»# yea sc opyar (natty of'flu-tasting »k*( u *< me a proOmad sag*’ . ■■ r*#7 I «satokb»otow<sra>iwaMre*S#ik* Oow wc*.# ka^gt*-* me as re ffiSre^ '^ c lafeaCMo, *0# OeSemUrS )ou l «pa>*r wrttvrs, obo all toa nt‘ ..et tiling, to Soto. klW .i •nr ota«e ajpotae^e rh-n ra*t and yiwdeUria«u«d ynrprwa t > j*4 rt'« nay frUtda in WaaklDgtifi. at. . • - beltav* li—4& toet, the anU * y# f - tb»n . can my StaU 1 rw* r*t y me ni— — ami that I fma year ■gwtt.t»TT*ran .a«>« w*. thing free* K. If 1 had I »*V ffisre • > dtvtnrerwatwd aptot. I **.*»'• i • »■ obto tagtva thelreoocr.:! ■ * than t»mmm| -rot easaeri ih__ _ _ totog lw»veaW>oe. sag If * kto *» ' bremsekaal tofo
