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Newspaper Page Textrnoifis mfrLAXD & co.,~proprietous. VOLUME XXXII. stii.ct construction o„ tub constitution “ A! * "' ,NEST *»'* ncovomtui. a.m„„s TI , ation Thursday, June 23, 1859. It eotapam the opposition party T —tW. kmq. 0M/«« •»« '-»<• ll* B,M-. Iru-nfl M.r tin I II yon (imv« not. we would yoil to do «o at youreerliett oppurluni.y But il you prefer lo eerlt eleewhere tor inlormi’ lion on the tuliject, we would re.ptetfullv •««« ,h ,*' you permit the firet Br.d.uer rf Phrenology who viette Colitmbue. to leel y.ur "iowp. " He will enlighten you tier than „« cen in regnr 11„ the • e ourd" quettton. or one wry tie., |,ko it. with he .leeplion of bemu u liuU gre.uer ,h.„ Jana* — Llay!nn Burner. arc mil ir.rrrtlulttaa c Mobile and Girard Railroad. Ed. Enquirer. —I loam with surprise and regret that there is opposition to the re-election of Maj. Howard to the office i f President of the Mobile and Girard Railroad Company, and that the City Council of Colamboa, representing $200,000 of the •tocls, hare indicated a disposition to cast the rote of the city against him. Upon what just ground cun auch action be baaed ! Certainly no man who has erer hern cot,, neeted with the Road hue done more to promote its aurces* than Maj. Howard, .rf ■ * . . i ^'hrn he consented to become its Pieaident ,, urd hr,„g trnfi.d ,, BiWy. W„l ,h, K„.,l ... rnnfr.^JI, . r.tlur. It w., b-ok, rh.ptrr and | l.tgyly in drbl, mid alihnogh that dthl wa. COLIMS, (JEORGM, THEShAY MORNING. JUNE Tht Democratic Convention. We Ctp, from the Atl.nla American (irna of tha «dii„„ „f which paper «»„ preaant) a btief report of the debate on Mr. Howard', reaolulinnr, which We puhli.hrd I..I week. It appoata ih.l the leeolutinn in -'8, 1*59. T E L E G HAPHIO. LATER FROM EUROPE. reference to Mr. Buc!i i Administration, tbr Banner *yr*r ! If tpe editor contii | lii head again.! proper n.mea “bomp" ineorred honorably and for ralue rrcri.rd . .... , „ . .. . . recklr..ly to iha Road-.llhough it cold hot have r o e in thl. in.lance, by the time j been Bnifhed ■ , pbrenologiel gala hia hand on it, hi. report I .,11 h., So .oft 1 can mnkc I ■/»•' < Ugly (Auction. Hilled Dull [ I. Ihe diarueaiona between Me..,., Jcpoa I.nH Cloptou, there i. . p, r .i,ic.,t .Item,,! I ly “ b to proya bimarif the be.t and moat Jl,»e.i.teot Southern Bight, man. A. both lar* .g.inat any more compromise — both Ifer nnci, lo Ihe aeclional rule of aggrefl. • Black Repuh icani.m— both in f.ror of rcpe.1 of the “piracy" law.—and aa Bbolh repudiate the Admini.tr.tion and >la ■Min* mea.uree, D.iuglaa, Seward, air ■he comroyar.y appear, to equiponderate in iir.rly efen ecaie. between them until Ibr queetion of the Governor'a rleclion i. bruught up, arid here Oioptou cave, ft ie Sewn thet in Alabama there I. . n , ni j,. Brinlent Buuthern Right, e.udidale running Lr (biyernor, ag.in.l the candidate of the Halieuel and Admioi.tration Democracy. P*rrr il a chance lo ap,dy Me fr.f—lo judge rich candidale'e de.otjou to Southern I ■i|kta or eompromi.ing Nutionali.in by hi. I jjrrfrirnce helween three Iwo repre.inutiye. m the*, intereata. Mr. Ju'ge op.nly lerqu vocally avow, hiin.elf f,„ Sattyuan, be liidrpendetit Southern Right, c.ndidate’ Bid rail, upon Ch'plon alao to .how In. T*"- 1 - 0.11 Cltupmii Uecl.rr. IUat I*" r « r Unbare., he haa nothing lo do ■oh Ihe (Jivernor’a elrclion, and therefore ■fun. lo eay whclb.r he will hark hie gefraaiana of de.olion lo Souih.rn Righi. eta for tha repraaei,tally« ol that Thedi.putc remind, u. of ,,li.ru..ion in h-rgre debating aociety, „„ ,h e que.lion, H" loth am da mudder of da chicken.—do " what laya de rgg«, or de hen whet the. da chick !" The debate, like that J h *’ be I Judge and Clopii was without con- trading the debt-*ul| the d-bt existed, and theie were no means either ta pa; it or to go on with the Road beyond Nilver Run. The former Director, were powder, and rould not rniae another doll.r, either by loan or aub.rripiiona. At thta critical .tag. of kite fetluoea, when all that had been e.pen- j ded wa. about to bo lo.t, Maj. Howard, at Ihe urgent rrqtir.l of the .tvekholdcre, and ptmicul.tly of the people of Uolumbua, rime lotward and aaaumcti the re.poneihility of .aving the Road from deduction. We all know what untiring and Herculean eflorl. were made by him lo secure eub.criptiona and revive the R,„d. He .uccceded, even beyond expectation, end even raiaed money enough l,< pay the debt, of the Company and pu.h the Road forward. It ia irur, lhal more lime ha. been consumed in completing it lo Union Spring, than wa. either con,cm. I'l.lrd or .promised, hut we must .11 temern- b.r the gteat illiiirullira which bed to he encountered in Ihe want of fund, end the expensive eh.racier of the work itself. It i. certainly not giving loo much praise to M.j, Howard to eay that no other man in try could have accomplished whal sme lime and with j and me lame resources. The K ,nd was run out (nor before) l„, t„ the b„,i „f ,hy Hid,... and f.„ the p.el .ea,„„ lh „ mil of Ihe Ridge itself, and within five mile, of ihe Spring,. The til, of Columbus w„. 'bus enabled lo draw , l„,„ q, ir.de from ih.t aeclioi, which II neve, before had. and which La. add. d thousand, to tl.c wr.llh of our people. And now lh„ R,„d may b. ronaidere.l a. being fmi.hed to "ion Spring., whil.i through ihe infloence d .etl.e exertion, of Maj. Howard it „ I going on hrlow lhal fa.ini, and a good ,,,j,|| I tkoned all along the line a. originally offered, rxpreeerd confidence Iv Me integrity. well a. the "ability and i patriotism" ol the IV.idrnt, hut that the word, "and integrity" were expunged while the teaolution I,afore the Convention. The American report.; The chair decided iliai ihe first husinre. non’; 0,1,7," iju!"s^a*r Mr.^Terlni'oe he would road them lor m!onnaiiuii~bi.i i|„. I,f f jy'i* V n,> ‘ P^fmit.cd. The resolution* Of Col Seward wen- read-a* vert. I co Hiding motions -.vi-rs made. Mr. Tracy . a C ‘’ 1, s e«'‘rrf declared the nm- ““ ‘ “I order, as also a motion of Mr. second resolution nn the opposed to the res. to lock Gov. kangaroo. C. June 81 .-The Steamer Ksngn: oil tills port this lliornimr S Qtt mieiied off this port I hi. morning'.'* She’ r Iipr l.lverpool dale, lo June 9th. l.ivcRPoot. Cotims Market.—Salas of » » wlty MK hale,, win, a quiet mar- l ,v. Q ." o 0n ' * r « ""rely maintained, l it b.rooL liRCan.-rtTPa M.Kxrr -.Krone, stuff, generally cloud dull, al fijj ” M '«*«■—Conoots closed j The Emperor Napoleon and the King ol Sardinia hail entered Milan, and wore on- 1 1 Miisinstically received. I A'latrians have evacuated Pavia. | I he I lank ol England lias reducted the ! rnic ..I interest to 3 per cent ly • ,l "’ Municipal aulhnrmes rtniiinw ,o r ,n / 1 h ia supposed they would diacharec I ibcir f it net ions nr Manta. . ** 1 1 lir latest news from London reported n partial decline in Consols, occ»eiun5 by " rumor that iho Allies hod received » c ‘«^k in Italy, H „d even the defeat ol From the Lcsrenw , nh Dally Time., (Kxtrs) June Glorious News from the Alines! Tho Tcxaa irroniler DiOlculty. THAT rttillt. A Isle arrival from Texas bring, another, and whet is no doubt a lrulhf.,1, stilement ' ll f 0tl " baiween Capl. B.vb.r'. com. anti the Indians. It i. contained In TIMS FROM TRE MINES, 8EVER DAYS' 'be MrKim,,, "'J !■ L » j 'V. Jr.. Beni IMMENSE DISCOVERIES!! GOLD IN UNTOLD (QUANTITY 111 The Dlalrlot Flooded wIt It .Miner, j has been dun Jones to lay th . table. Maj. Steele olutiune. He did Brown on to the tail end ... „ , tl Ml Hour. Col. Seward replied that it was ncc eaaar/ to lay down u plntfotm of principle! .7hta"m"Ji "-s - —a d ft ?:r ■ ible to eiect tr.iv. Brown unless such i cuura • w». pursued. A delete from Liber- lVr5»k." PP ? • “ omiJl1 ' confusion. Col. .1 k ‘r *'"i 1 aoppnrt (il Iha resolution.. '? n “ o( 'be Federal Admiuisi, He haJ reason to know- thut Gov Brown tTon, and deairsd* the M"* 1 AdminU,,.. . „„ xoag. j„„e go.. know oy what •uihori'y he expressed himael'l I D 'MmearVIhat 111 y "'' tlie^ K ng of Sardinia • -imho news Ironi Paris cnu«ed dcrnble agir.uiMi on the London Ex- and the Puns Bourse hud declined ^ Another ol Jons Kxi-rcascH arrived in Leevenwi.rilj iljia Sun" 1 county day mormne. June 19th, at 6 o'clock, havin. ' made the trip in the unparalleled time of * : A j;r,r,z- ;y n w r .7 rww da ^ frnm *w»- worth to the Gold MintiThe news is B '| Haiiermp and t earrespon tence, 1 (V K us-n-ir* Pike’fi coiiraging r rt-h, * . . rTt , """ V*P , "* n n .ylor when the I * ., k Wl,h ,, ' H Indiana of the Il occurred ..n til- 931 day lay hioh fully demo tlm i i . ' V< ' ^ ,a '^ *pproached wiihir « c order of h^fyni,, oflh , A turning t fure before our readers Urates. Rich lea.Is and discoveries the day. The whole dletrie • o be prolili • ol gold considered worthless arc now commanding from .. , u *wuu:u in. h :.T.:J , “t. d i , *' , I , " t *''!""" 'be inuun. om nave ample oppnf j r«iis,.i,R f, advantage. All the I an armed Is'iwrr Re: Moy. ('aptain Baylor h: The circumstances u per*> a pi 0 the' Lower 1 attack the Agency, Claims which" were 1 designing to pssa it. weeks since, | l 'lT rr R-«erve, when w« w, $20.0.10. | "mcer with escort, sent out i, w ho demanded of U.ip on tho R,s dryenod In ihe rilehTo'ihe'm'ouro I "! UTn f ""7 n p'ird that Ibere for the pnrpo.e ol ,.tucking lulls nn iliw t . , * z u i - ne P uh„„u •' into hi. hesd on. d.y tha.7, w . ’ ‘ (Molded by II. ‘„Vi7'i‘ l’” “ bor " and forthwith'"; ™p«-d paired po..or of .h. B.„,i.,d.;„mi,;;;;„7o p f' "btaiu light. He "-mg*'i u ,u b ;.7. r u.;" Jf '' rih ' ,iih,b ' f » i - Obi S—It’, your doctrine, boM, that a r.llerloh, eaved muat .offer immeraiuo, fcMr. B.-V„, Mr. 8„ it j. . fundamental doctrine of our church, that a’man to be regenerated, mutt repent of hi. -ins,’ , n d be immersed. Old S.—Well, boat, after repentin’ of hi. sin., and hem slid under, if he flub,. i„ the pan, then wbsl ? Mr. II. Although backsliding i. much to pr<mc Court *f Georgia. South Carolina R a( | r „ pd Company, plaintiff " °hn A. Moorefard ; „he, de Its m error.—Case, from Ric!...., ,d Moorei claimed damages on an ,,uni .f th« obsirucuon of navigation on th.7 <1! H River by the Il.,l3“i? b!.‘. wwil,° ta"ifsV™’,h. f ?“,«' b V bi " d b .".' r ;„ p b ,r- JKK z Ss?S|Ss,«*s , a liitcrft i d,J wuh his general businr C a un n K["” n by making him change h{ thereby causing him fi^rv--] end tbJ 1 ;?"!' .' ho catwllani, otid^the sprit of iho miners jubilant. Sino.it &. Russell received over a dust nnd nuggets nnd tfiousnntl dollars i liad‘'h.e 1 ? l t' Wri 5 h ; '"• ,,i » d O'"' ids opi,';;:,;,■; ad hem formed from eonversationa with M.o governor. He denounced the disunion movement, and regretted to learn that I)..,u ; ociais favorc., il. He bad been told tlmi I ben present, desired to skulk hctfernl Adiniuistra* Aiidllioh.l Interesting- Details By the Au^lo Maxou. O—“jY”*, 11 ’ 20 —Additional inler- •, received by ire oppouded. b ol May, the Turbico. The 'Hiis.Hiiya the Preiicli crossed ihe T Emperor, in ■> dispa ibe enemy piny eiidorki-ineni ■•"j bopo iliai thereby iii'o*i)eln ”’ -rgai. Uni .i diaaoived. Ho diaagreed with riie"Fode'n,, Aditiii.iatratloii in ol „» meu.ures, Irn, d by ii uml ilm Union. Col. minutes, eloquemlv Wrijhi spoke for i I, , d determined roiiaianco. '"ring two hours, nnd nuatipporied. the imperial (guard susininrd ihr- slmck ol- ihe km my. In the menniime, (»cn McMiiIhiii i'"-rt poasesaion of ihe i uwn M :i g„ llla Ait' i several sanguinary cnnff cts. iln ,-nu ■sillily repulsed. i ■plendtii sum a much gr< i'ii ounce. As they dnnt supp'-es. tl ing tlm (Ins a' Wa upply Mild have r ceiiod °ro it not that ihe less than $2041 the Indian. „„ th , I|„,„,;. hob,hit' „„ „„„ Iio intention of fighting the L. s. Troops | and n quested that the oomniii»Mlmg office^ »vould willulraw them. This Cspt. I'lum- d‘». »nd said that he Would fu-c-tl protect tin- l.idin Resuming the march plenty and nbnn. ! J l ’ Wftf ds the Upper Roserve, sell f, m e food v urn indifferent about sel (7r ( A boi wit Iio cannot ch se our rotnarlti word of Meaar.. Ju grent^ part they have played Knnsns. Russell ^ , n| t< developing the boundless rcaourciV of ,sns. Undi maynd by any discouraging reporta, untiiflut'iircd by tho cries of croak- gono steadily interests. Will, filth all obsineles verified and .-ill ilu-ir clo pursued our way 260 h. depioied’.tiii. if be .incerel, ^prUu rf' '','7'!^Tr 0 "' ah l Ch mii’IT tha choreh I !*" ""P™ ,ro !" boaia. Held, Hint J alnrtnisia, -hey h... .,™.,„y Hie grtind work of unfolding western fur o ! i ,' «"'■*" unconiiuornble energy, harked by nnmen.o ouiTay, and n living j III" r.lOUfltl! E. S. arms, ids bjoter- • i 200 guns and w, h great vclirm^,.w quoin Iy inierrupted from u Mull, by “harrii and ungiut lie Air. JoneHuf M I'Vdorni linproperly pro useepeo replied. The prop. J «d widely in opinion on others, bill they had, or '* ail (flies- 1 i. icporled lhal iho'Aiiaiimiia, in their 1 > J'l'H'ion in evacuating Milan, left a h-nd° r ' ° n ° “ P ' r f#,,,,on a,,d «r«B»urr The Emperor " f "mu Ii-.Surdin « lu- thousand s'andu. ,, UB . IIU I he "lunicip.iiiy „i Milan h-,d pr, the duy al'er mislnp. I district, they hnveovercome tlierr every prediction la.ms vindicated. | Crr, h”l i nn n urn Morihy pioneers ol the grand I "PI ,°,.. P . r0lr .- M .. nnd Clv ‘Lanrj'Hi, and appeared winch they (hipt, ||, **. agree i which they could not wish to mail • ihe r dtllcrences he camps of il,„ Opp mid did I the talk | Air. Jones made | wariniy uppluodrd by b's V-iV iiraiolotory ad fn , ii the presence r 'icii. The King, ■ 'd r **ter Milan on I' 1 <■ A ii*triati o(Tu cry deep Eh Em ••Hey was due mi l)envc the cxnrers leli. Me In tn all ihe bail < fiecia of I ihe .luii..weveil |»ris GkCnpcda. iTiuri.iiig auoui 10J oclo ‘oners rose unainst tlm , (, "V. I iihiisi * uppe left- They « y,,,, Tliey enrted ua, called ’ u'r r'Z >d lie for II light, and fired Iti() tl U. before we returned a alto.. „ relurn their firo became tl„y , 0 '' ' ’Ur rifle, would not rearl, them, n. we were m.rcliing from thi. point rome "I the Indian, appeared m Ihe rjil.v „ n ,| "lade a drive at U,pi. Hamu.-r, who .oc- capturing one ,,f u „ '"'ly about SO year, ol ,»e. II. ” Ien-cn.ua Indian.- u '* r " r ‘ him ■• (dipt. Bay. “ ’ ‘ Ultl li»*r 4 " prisoner ; but the lrt.fi,, flu j I'liimg in tlm .tii,-ni|i', the (jap lW'CO w"h Iln. I.iot d, kill „„ I,: 1 be indidus c minim,I if,,, f,f I three miles, waylsyng an j . J u-, urd wounded one ol our in. i i * h»y then cessed until w«- h J when they attacked u< m a «,.rt r pistol, and mortally, i li' hj*lit of h P0M '”" n licl " "bl Of Ihe traege alter the .econd time, (for v. u know what critter, there are in thi. world' bo..,) then what*. pa, , "" ld - Mr. B.-Nolwithetanding all thi*. if he will aenou.ly tepem, nnd .olemnly premia, to amend hi. Imoro life. i|,o church will Old S„ (after n f 0 „ momenle of deep hough,) propoa,. |h. following interrog.,^ •y Well, h,„ fi would’nt it ho a hlaalcd goodie. , ich in ,„, k |h J ioi?e U |' j" f0r ?* nl ,' )iJ not "y "bather old 8. " d t ' choreh o, not, hut we incline lo the opinion that hr did not. Tng \Uvnr ZT’mi'uZiZrkcvcn Up 1 he greal match which we referred to three week, .luce which wa. In have been p eyed between John I). McOnndwi#, of • ttuucan, niul Lrn. Ksxon, of Cairo wa commenced according lo arrangornenia, |, u ” r ‘^* nl u *y> ,,ri »l‘r up in 1 r „w. Tha Clip bins! mi cca, OS drlailad by our special >ws : The parties, with hds, Col. \tiblo and ■hook hands, y cut for deal, that ques- » c no a “»d cause ol action, The . ase aio Jtrr arb R r ?‘* r ». who nwirrdod K ' W ’ ,hl " "'•» award in founded nUimiff 7,1 T? * c,io "' “• 'bo r b"' *10.000 damages on cimld*?!. "f."'""". »"<! iho award m M Z L 8 "D"”'"'>n«.l since Ihe Court on he k T V ^b"! P»" "f" founded ihe legal, and what pan on Iho illrgui ground nl action, tho Court holding" ISm he remedy ion, public nuiennee w„ ,y large. Judgment below ■pcctfic injury .. •d by the public reversed. . J . ud8B 0o 1 ll,J n " d James L. Pettigru Jor flaimifl' in error; Judge lepurlt their respective Eapt. (’buries Smeilly, • nd Ctiininenred tbr ga, and tlie I'aducah chump liou.ldo ndvautage. l’a,„„ atotid hi. hand nnd led out. 1 in- utmost silence was main- ' « cards were all played out, took phee- ,l,L ,0!, ° wlns dia|; ’6 u « anil's McG.- npual ib, (111 j urd c • high.” °U most generally t dertiUn e^ror" “"‘ l i* ck, °'"' Aiiorneyl'l Wm. M. Brown, AdnTr. Fiaintiffin Error, Er'roi’"b" •■’""bland, jr„ Delcdnm in ■.rror—I rovir from Wayne. t.on are net ahan-d hylua removal „ m i donee bayund .lie limii. ol ihia Stale, j ,dg. mem below refereed. ** VViggiu. I.y.m Forworn! and Wilson A y. lor t oil,nil Error i Bacon i. Levy Alt y. for Del l, in Error. ' Carey W. Style!, PiTkifl in Error f.. a i 0 ° l , O “‘ ir *"‘i Uol'l. in Error—,\1-ntim the , Mr A an ton replied, , lion of inn resolutions, tho prev 1 ly excited. Ld lhe ndoj •. iiiialned on both aides, without any ■"led advantsge to either, until an old ' 7 put in this po.er : - '8p.„ r ,” ..id hf, long and ably | M(d»ile for its *Itchsion to that city, any 1 duck eggs under a | ,han othar ,,d d, y h “^ b . now which am de I'l.lrr-da duck or de hen V This con,. *flv rtiggrred tha nagativeside for a few id*, until tho President (who had (»l partiality for that aidr) rose from sir ami disposed of it thus: *-I)ucka not before de houtt / chickens am dt bi/it»n t derfon- 1 rule dt durkt out /” Bk 11J "ducks,” like tha Governor’s election, ■ t evarb -ard. push th R .ad success, it is Maj. He familiar will, all the be Ha B'r .ub'.rsoma K-t cr-oe in its eventful history, have been bald lor dalegaics r'ltuiianal Convent,ttn called • of the terms of the English bill, ■ rings of tha subjart as more character f. r I «urh enterprises, Bn ,l shares , n ..re of the pnblir conlidme. in hi. ability, auece.a than any man ut Al „ llama. To auparaede him now, would, m I"b'," 1,b'nw a damper upon (he completion fiom wbic’i it would never j recover. Major H. may have ir.ada enemies — no I’re-idaut ol tlm Road Call avoiu it— j personal interests and private considerations 1 will ever slits to interfere with slid thwart the mod honest and praiseworthy »fl"»rts to accomplish the great cnils in view. VN heu juat enacted I the U >ad it finished to l.iiiou Springs and Jack ton coiled w ‘ <1 ueai,on. Much conlttsi,,,, Vl l. r ., Kciiileiiicn bacomitig groat • w j l" B|r , "ef. dc * u| n» decision | appealed ft. Ill, und i.,Vcaa'Ir.d'imvar n bed 1 «'•' , »r>*? ll «e had ag«f„ i„ke„ j Fr, by ihe Fr’eaid o ! ag alll rendered 1 ) me i resident it, „u cr despair.) begged ’ iliai gentleman would usioi, continuing, m H o Lord prerer vo ordo’i bri-hd,,„,dv,,-,..,„.,de,„',",d:;;:; wni. 1 t ..btT , ;'" , T- J ,,,! hod b ««n l«miliur deliberative bodusior many years, but r rwops threw thorn Ii ardour and pets ni"Nt glorious ieut n ' Vienna dispatch m •’ 1 iir-Migh the - ■lint Clam Gallans' c ic victorious after s • fidi vvt ro com pi lied iboTo V nd r o urd until .Sutifrd.iy iHvi-b on the nicfiii •veronco w-orlliy Impciini army. ■ lie Erankiori p ipir •pporttino arrival of urp«, tIio AustitaiiH hot light, and ! Ilm aim'll aund.iwn. I',i,le„l.„dl„g Hwtar ••Imrge.l will, bn-tng ' that day, .Mr. Mosel. y obtained riresa tho Convontion, ns motion btfure •• n- -• Jjfi'St *iri n to- poailion I tbe.r conduct The edrd tilt! lllUlllpa permission to nd- to iho . fleet of iho lie wsi :u Invor ol th<- T’lt wh'iMd fctiAw aonio op- ' i iltc cull ol tlic pic- vvos pro- j operation, and the work is tmnsferr- d beyond tbai point, the v, dent oppoaition mautfrtied luwod. M >j. 11. by the parties in'erestfed in lhal placo will cease, and lie 1V Rlack Republicans have hern succeasful j wd * be uRowcd to develope his policy and m riveting a majority of the delegali B irlegrsphic report auya a majority of j Brr, but we suspect it is larger. It is not • i -urr of any consequence, however,, -«--- * Bich parly aarri. d the Convention, for the j pl e, i° n *be Road B-»lsrery nrganizttiou bad bean utterly j * ,,, L be •k- lomd, and upon its ruins had been *•* • Democratic Freo Stale psrty to Hifrnd with the Republicans. This Dam- ^•tic party acknowledges Douglas for its t jer, and differs from the Republican only nsnia and in peraonsi preference. Per- >*> ‘J Di mocracy bad aucceaded, they Buhl have guns through with aom- mock ■rrmnnjra of olrservance of tha English V. »hrreaa the Uepubltcaiia will treat it •' S contempt—and this is about tha only Bfrr*nee between them. ■ * ew ' "fit—Initiatory Manoeuvrcc* ■ The two wing# of the New York nocracy have on hat d at present a •“•ly quarrel, which assumes grnrral ■ivres, because of the bearing it is expected ■ on the next Presidential alection. 7 *»• disputing ae to the mode of ■'ding tha delegates to the Charleston •oventian. The Soft or Van Buren Free- P »ing, being confident of a decided ■jony in th* State, contend for (be ■pemtment of all tha delegates by a Heats »n»fMion} while the Harda or Hunkera, ■•'•ri o* ol their inability to cope in this » th the other wing, and knowing that ■y can carry some 0 f the dutr.c.ts, go for ■• •♦licfu.ii of the delegatee by Congrea. |>n»l District#, The ulterior aims of the ■•Uctiooeaiee.ii to be, with tha 8ofta, • non.matioii of Do.tglaa at Charleston, ■ W|t ^* ‘he Harda the noiuiniUon ot Wise 1 *‘Oia other opponent of Squatter Bov* ■ fnty. J he Hermld conrlude* t “V\'o li*»ider it a f %e t* j n regard to the r I,r,f y* ,h *» ‘hey Will iend a solid d.lrgs- ■ r ‘ of their own iijen to Charleston from ■ c ‘“““"I Stale Convention under their inUoL W« dare say. too, that this dele* ■ ” n " ^ • Unit in favor of Mr. Douglas F 1 • / |u«tier sovereignty. In the next place, •ere ni|| |„ a contesting drirgation from J* Harda, m f*vor, moat likely, of Gov. F'w- 1 its South will role the Convention, r 1 ' 1 rale nut Judge Douglas, or break up I* ‘Wpy femily.* Wo think that the | *" ce * * rB fa favor of a break up, and a ‘f the Convention into two sec* camps, irtih Wise ae the Southern pr.-cerd with the Hoad !■.words its southern end without farther difficulty. 1 should j consider it bad policy a* w II as ungrateful displace Msj. H. at this lime. The coin* Union Bprit gs, kt monurueiit to his energy and ability, and he ought in common juvtico to be allowed to enjoy the triumph. Who ia lo take hi* p ace, if he ia not re*chosen Pres ident I Is there er y one in Columbus who ia bulb competent and wd tng to undertake it 1 I do net know of one. Ia Columbus willing to entrust the Road to the hands of any one residing at Union Sj rings, whose interests and local and Miale pride would ersata no sympathy for our city-or its trade ? It ia i.ow well understood that the principal leading turn in and about Union Springs have deterodned upon building a railroad m Montgomery; that project maybe cuuaid- arrd a "filed fact.” Any one can sec si a glanca bow that mad may be made, and our own Road managed, to enure to th* benefit of Montgomery and lo the injury of Columbus. Let the people of Columbus and the City Council beware how they take our Road out of the hands of onv who is part and parcel of ur, and who can have no intrrisl to auusrive which would not promote ihe prosperity of nur city and crown this great unterprits with sucres*. 0*1 or Tim I AHixsT FmIVaTK BToCXIOLPIkB. i - ...... ....... .onsuined in the j 1 | cull, ihe motion withdrawn, nnd n direct vot" ' taken on the first re»"luttnn, which wm I < Uliuiiinioiifdy ndoptrd. The R.'cond resole- I tion was ngntn read — lota lime shorn ol the ! 1 important woidn ‘and integrity"—nnd ad p- j tad in tlie face ol u grandiloquent proiest tr<>m j - a Randolph county delegate—)tm 371 to , j nays 34. Tho thud resolution was adopted unammously, Hon. II. K. Jaekaun renpondcd lo a cull, ' and spoke lor Mr. Buchanan. Gov. Brown was limit introduced to the Convention—returoed h ■ tii.inks for tho i I confidence reposed in linn, and spoke ol iho ' sucrent *ud honesty oi bis udniinisiration— ' hoped the Opposition would bung out then | atrungest man against him—lie leli conli- , I i dent that ho aliotild beat him tliirt) six thou- * Bund votes. Hr stood upon a platform that 1 would bear him triumphantly through ilu- ; 1 canvass tt was constructed ol dollars Ir-nn $'J5,U00 to 4if.Otiti per month ol earnings by | 1 iho Stair Road--tiierc was no humbug ; ■ shout that, because ibe money was thor (in the Treasury) tubjecl to ilie acuoii of tho hugislature. Mr. Tift offered a resolution demanding rotaliaiory legislation against Northern .Stales, lut it whs not noted upon. The Convention adjourned in nn uproar, hut in great good humor, about !>i, P. M. — •*- — l?" The Timet announces Elisha Cal houn and William A. Johnson as the Democratic candidates for Representative* j Times.aya ihcro had hern ;/ ' hglt'ing Bufliilora, with changing . ,s ' a , ,,lul lho ••'•••lo continued until , Bnd •ip« ruiioiis were ri’siiiiicd e n.a'u. , d r y V f'ive Austrian rps w r r< tin • I ly engaged. In iho nliernoon ic A uMrtans look a fliok imsitinn between .. "^“"d Crassound Bimascu. The Times says, editorially, ibat the fight »!»!•« urn t.< be undecided, but tlm Erouch "* have the Inst ol it, and iff tho nb- - Tm- Ijoiio'imi rtu^Mpa^anVV: ih57Vftn«f- *d tliiit government di-pnicries have been (reived Iroin ilio Britisli Minister nt Vten- i i, announcing nn Ausirinu victory. The opinion is strengthening in London French red, nltlioogli allies Horn, tlm Jhilor. was nt • alter Ins horse, when lie he. proceeding, ns tvonndei nbc ifn- jail building • • 'In jail, but finding nil m •luriied lo Hie sinblo. In n ie noiso wns leaumed, and wlm li ii proceeded being jailer opened ihe door nnd ■ iog. when lwo prisoners. behind ihe npellod the Austrinne : l-.isl.al Vslllant linn sl.ul Rnudon ; and G i appointed provis.i Napoleon was present .* not take tho command sup* t seded by Douglas si tha Northern candidate of i divided Democracy.” C^Col. W. J. Witcnta announces ■ftaelf, ibroogh the Augusta papers, aa « •odidau far the United Slates beneferehip. • ‘uceaed Hon. A. Iverson, sad intimates he will add roes tbe people ip exposition * his peliucal opinions. Grleane Delta eqya lhal in .* taonictpaf ofeetien in that city, «■». Pierre 8onle, lai« Southern R.ght. ^•oer.tte United Btatee Senator, ‘-toted - °P*n aad entire Know Nothing ticket.” of Russell county in the Legislatuio Alabama. Il thinks that they will be elec ted by a majority of 16U to 2DU voles. We pul the prediction upon rccoid, and will call its sttirilion to a comparison of it with the returns, which we will make ou the 3<l or 4(Ii • f August. A Douglas Issue In Tetiueaace. In the Memphis District (formerly Blan ton's, of Kansas notoriety) there aro two Democratic candid me running Avery, regular, and Darrin, indep«nd> nt. The chitf point of diflcrvnr* between thrtn appears to be tbe support of Douglaa for the Ficsidency. Avery was nominated, as Currtn charges, by a clique, beaded by -lean Jimmy Jours,” whose ulterior object ia lo carry tl * parly and tbs district fur Duugias. He made this charge in a speech on the |3 b mat., aud added: "Mr. Douglas might be nominated for the Presidency by every Democratic convention that might aesernble from the prssent date till the year ItfOO, and ati'l hr (Mr. would never support him.” '1 bte brought out Hon. James C. Junrs, in a letter dated the next day, in which he repudiated Ibe charge of heading a clique, and denied that he belonged lo any party, but said in reference lo Douglas: "I speak fur myself—I am for Stephen A. Douglas for President of the United Mtales in 1BOO. * * * I think it impossible lo elect any man residing in the ftoulh, and I believe that he ia tha only man north of Mason and Uixon’a line (bat pan be elected, that would ba true to the South.'* Junes, it ia understood, will vote a “split tiekel" In the coming flection—supporting Netheriaad for Governor and Avery for Congress. Tha Opposition candidate for Congress in the Memphis District is Hon. J. L. Sneed, whose ejection is regarded ae almoet tore. “Wi’v* Stii’ck Ki.N7t;rnY.--Ii ia well known to most ot our readers that iho cri J lerprttn of Tennesseans has constructed turnpikes in nil directions from ibis Sim* I to the Kentucky. line, under the promise ; from our Kentucky neighbors that they | would c •liimue them into iheir Stale. A 1 i j thenr pikes still end ht the State line, with no prospects of 'heir being extended . The I conreqenre is that, in u Henson like the pres- J ant, when the roads ore sof», nnd there are ' ! frequent rams and snows, and heavy cr ips to I | h mi over (tie roads, they get into the most j [ horrible condition, nnd it in no exaggeration l | to ssy itint the traveller front Tennessee at>< I j solutely drops into Kentucky ; and il be docs I not drop in so deep that ho res can't huitl • | hint out, he is lucky beyund the avnrnge of , j hib clans. ! A few days since a traveller f.om foreign I parts !• ok pastage on the two wh--cl . mail emt for the interior ol the State, and j I wm enjoying a good nap Front this nap. j | huwtver, he was suddenly aroused by a '!• • i i douscoiicuaeion, which threw him violently | j against tho aide of the box skinning hi* nn-e i I and otherwiae braising l-ts hotly. Upon looking about h* fuund the vehicle in I lie midst of a limitless st-a of tnud. about , ilia consistency of ■ htrt cream, nnd the hot- , tom ot her box below the waterline; the | the Lliut j horses' head and neck* were tha only por- , (Jamp Pe • Iona of the aimnala tn a ahl. and the driver ! was laying ih* wrliip on to them. The trav. eller, recovering himself, wuh a vehement execration, inquired ; •‘What is the ma'terf” "Nothing” rnspo-tded the driver, bneily ply ing his whip the while, "only we've strurk Kentucky.” Our traveller, in relating lilt experience, said that he had, in the course oi hia lift-, been in a good many tight places—that ■ i. Gnrrihaldi, jt is reported, lias left and D'Urhnu lias re'rested to !Monza, »• Garribuldi, It is believed, is on thu ih« British Parlii nient, Mr. DTsrnHi nnouitced that tho reform question will In postponed until tlie next Mission. 'I'lie foreign policy ol ttie English govern ment w ill he for peace. K ••uih wu.s announced to leave England, on iLo 7th of May, for Italy, with three hundred ol Iiir countrymen, who hud tcttir- ne-l from the United Staten. Biron Gorisclmkoff had issued a circular to the envoys of K ushiu, ut all the Courts ol Germany, dcclari «» • ' ••*-rrnnny aided Austria, the pr,.' tlcal equilibrium of Europe would he destroy t.u. It was much feared that lho French crops hud been damaged by the prevailing rums. Di-patch'a from Darmstadt say that thn President, nnu both branches of ilie legidu- turo, had made speeches in Isvor ol war against Napoleon. The Queen in her speech tn Parliament, tho outbreak of war, nnd sn>K sho ireveni it. Rite pro* | claims tier strict und impartial iwMitrnliiv. j Sim t-xprossea the hope that tho Reform bili will he settled this or next session, j Tahis.—Routes closed at G3 Iraucs, 30 ’The details of tho latest news by the I Fu">pn, reporting the Ausirinnsm retreat I ucro • the Ticino, ie fully confirmed. | Tin French crossed tin- Tmiio at Buffn- 1 I on nnd Turligj. There was t onsiderublH | titth'ing at bolt, plncr-*. May 20. — A great mono'nry nnd ( iinpbell, who had rteppiot .. .t„„r *.., Z(|( i him, tied hia hands it:.ki'i turn nnd his fi. e t t a the flow. ,i i,i ln .nil iiiflicicd upon him * "Ill'll firxi xrjiefl. Von Miipposi'ig they intended to kill him, the jailor then told them to take the keya nnd bo off. which they did in hot hnste, lour inking on** direction, and three ihe oilier. 'I’lie alarm w i'- rooii given, und the p ilieo nnd other parties were soon in pursuit of tit fugitives. Alter u short clinic f CLrke, and Dnvs w* r»' arrested back. t I Wo nre informed 'lint Cspt. Srlicnck vis- - I itrd the jail bet ween II and 12 o'clock, to ' reo Mr. Van Horn, the Jailor,- and after 1 [ ringing the lu ll nnd no otic coming to the ( door, he wnlko i • n nnd found Mr Van Horn lymg e» • Im- (lour, tied and gagged ’ ! manner above described. Tilts v iirnl irTtiinniion Ii ml of whni bnd been done by ihe pris-nirr*. The n'nrin was given immediately, and logs, put upon the trail ol thu fugitiv ed for Forgery. tonly murdered an Ltdiuu « bold one. nnd, only **sy that, to t| H . |, rM IV M'lccted, ntOHl and belief, the charge is 'Uiices related “»| no Indian woman killed niistri-uted offercJ to the Marlin#, be John L. Lovejuy. Jr. B. F. Ictt, Fun n Jamf.h The- lllv. I Defies of Nf»dn,|. Mr Brooks writ,-* lro,n i„ ,h„ Now York Express: I lu re ure two pretty women lo r« m the Priroooi „ )-„u live. „,. rg •"••»' "mii-r ih. Uun.rol ono or ri,. Iitlii-r. 1 linva taken aidea nlr.ad,. I, j, 'V w'uittyit l ,Wii':"liil ,r l/iifi;i-'H ‘in’* Alba, ’ lho sister nl the French Empress, nnd tIio Duchess ol Medina Celi—one about 29, the other 3fi, so soy the records of birth, nr. rather, so >uy gossipera to me; but I set them down in my eve as both of the same amphcll, I n R n > nm * both about 26. A prn'tv woman, d brought , even if she is 3U, you know, can alwuy* illur.li was going to snj nybody, 1 Well, if you live in Madrid ami don’t belong to "somebody must be ung in one > r the oilier them. Their dresses nil come front I’sria. They the I spare no money upon ilw m 'Tho siime ihe ] drcsHCH never appear in public I w c* Roger, (he queen of Burls IuhIioiis, thu empters, in fai t, ol the lasli nnnblu world, wltiise livery decks her sttljecls froiq New ()rlenus nl ihe Albany N. Gulf road, liere it was discovered they bad separnud. Etaik and fsinphell were found by County Convtabio Jones and Ins dogs in a swamp adjacent to n large plum orchard some dis taneo from this city. Davis wns dis.overed in tbe act ot swimming across Jones’ canal near Willinli'a ship-yard, and arrested by Mr. F. I(. Gue.nnd oilier citizens. The officers and their doga-were lost even ing still in purMit i, and on wltat they sup pose to hr ilie trail ol I he others ! Thoro i* no doubt the conspiracy has been planned tor s-mie lime, and only waiting n invornlde opt) rtiiniiy tor being put into ex* edition.*— Savannah Republican. I tilted *luteN Court. On Suturday last was ended the case of the Uni'ed States against Francis L. Notion, cltiot inn'e of tIio barque E. A. Rawlins, indicted 'i’lie space of exaininntHin * did nil site could and lbs argument of Counsel. The Government was tihly represented in this case by J. F- McClennan, Ei'i , acting United States District Attorney. On Tliur-d.iy the argument wus c.naed by a pMW-rrlttl nod ( ,<|!it-nt argument by lion. D. I*. 11'dl.inil, wti'cii has placed hint among tlie- first criminal lawyers ol the land argomeri whole audience were attentive, m ping "t the spett Government F.oan. W A l nif*oK)j», June 20.—Th® five million •. 't* i-iiry notes loan wero taken to-day ntj n tivLi.tga of Nit percent, interest. Iowa Politics. Pracqrt. lows, June 16. -The D*mn-'I ratic County Convention met lirr* to-il.*y, J 'he entire ilshgatlon to tbs fclste ConVi-n- ' on M-Irctfil was anti-Administration, and I ir«ng popular-aovetvigiily rstululions were > tip,-"i- i the jury wns continued *. during which tune the (which wns very large) etired f.»r the space ■•! tilt y • returned with the verdict , The Court adjourned on | in Teosacolu on the fourth i -sc ,i month, and tho other i*re for the Fame crime will II May- I •fen, the 1 npiHin of lho burqoa, and VVtl irday pronounced the ('bnrnss, thud Tho Court on Sat sentence of Henry I* party, to ho r. i,lined tho Htaiea Prison U iishingioii, 1» t '., lor the space of three five gall' years, and • o 'thousand dollars fine, being (acc'<rdir>g ths penally imposed by stat'ltfl for tbs for use. corniniBfitoo "I manslaughter upon th® higli hetr. eeas —Af> thirlucnln Advert iter. | Constintiriop e, exIintiHis her imagination in decking thrill out. Nn wonder then, when such ii French artist get** hold of twu auch pretty women, and lavish* h "p.*n tlirtr persons the electric inspiration of her genl* tth, thut Madrid divides upon them, end ihnl wo now comers loo divide, upon thu In-uuty, the elegance, lho grace nl both. Alas that w*-must all, even the new comers, thus lake sides! Alas, that there ie no t.vuirnlity in Hitch wars as these 1 Whoever smites upon one is certain to receive tho frown of tho friends of tho other ! But huppy the soci ety (isn't it \) that has nothing to quarrel about sharper than Hitch ihmgH us these. fit rattle Occurrnro. The house ol Mr. J. H. P-mv* r.s. near Mossy ('reek Camp-ground in White roun- ty, wns set on It to on tho Hilt in*!., by u titan who calls himself Syivnnus So kts. Tin incendiary States dm hu W HS difieted in the set by the spirit ol Gud. lie gave u mrungn history of his file, trom which it appears that lie was born in Tennenpre, and at the ngn nl ten years went to Ahibnmn, where Iio ptiued the Baptist Chuicli. lie lias been n fironcht-r, had wander*d over rlie North, west, and nntwpretr nds to ho a phrenologist. Hu bus been arrested, tried, and now lies in liahcraliarn jail. Whcbcr his insanity >■ assumed or t*al the Court will dmibili-a detern.ine. When madness lends lu arson we kntiw ol no safer and mote appropriate avylum lor the luna it- than a prium (A thru t Banner. A Pleahamt Dpnrn —A *•• rrefpnndent of a * t. r in* mice * re* -f* •* r i which 1 will giv*-, Ui.ll uni I which never fat's t.i 'I'ako a half gallon ol m I: will not answer.) with a large t of host ground ginger, and m In t * rue days t, read? 1 d . bt KprliiK“ on the staked Fluiua. The N. (). Tieayune says the dis ppoiot- ( • tit si tho fstluronf the artesian well rt- j ro'iiirtti i« h sseno.l in a great degree by e discovery, which Captain Pope records, an abundant supply of living springs of water, breaking out on the summit ridge of Estacado. Tftey Its between s, and.Ihe Mustang Hprings, shout half way, and hy a shorter road than wo# previously traveled, reducing the dis tance of the road to e-ghty-five milva, Tho new rond ia over a hard gravelly bed, and it is Cspt. Pope’s opinion that tbe dnrovery- r« tn'iv*’# all difficulty about the crossing of • t.e pljins. The springs are about two hundred in number—some thirty yards in f ctnum/srence — extending to a direction off of railroads, and upset in stages—but j north and south for nearly nine miles. In that was the first lime he had tver "run t tbe centre of ihia desert plain, rises a ridge State.” and he beliovad that | of white aand hil.s, soventy or eighty feet HXh ing oi ;m Art'i.ay.—An altercation grew- «l a dt-pu'o ns to farm stork tics- J. Dubose ter, both ol say,ended and dangerous their own- ii Market-street, on 8*1 ur- >ot 6 o’clocx, betwt'vu Mi. and Mr. Geo. Tho*. Gun- city, which, wa are sorry lo he infliction of three severe rounds on the person of Mr. had been bl ■Jo . up stearuboi thtown Kentucky was the only State on the face of the earth where the thing could he done. I Exchange paper. Two fugitive slaves from the U- States were hung on Tuesday week al Brsnllori, Canada. A large crowd of men, woman and children attended a,id enjoyed tha slow amasingly. Tha negroes made a full eon- faaaion of their crimes, wlnoh embraced robbery and murder, and said they were driven to them by the fear of starvation. that the Small Pox has rnttrely Jisap above the gene *1 level, running soulhward for fifty miles, but sloping off in every other direction. Thaao springs bubble out of tbe very cr. si ol th* ridge ; they are not at all affected by surface rains; there i* not the ► mallest evidence on the banks if their Ha ling *>r falling, and drainage ie from them in • very direction. Tho water ie pure, trans parent, and abundant. They are a natural j cnnusily, and the discovery is one of great • value. The tinea of nirvo miles south pnnd from ilmirr cooniy.' t'-.Vi’m,!;”, 1 '.. ['•>«" »"<• ‘ h -‘x xiiM.nce »u not iu.p.cd who war* the iaat persona atiarkad, both died. We understand the mails havanm- man* ad ranniug regularly. —Kefisu/a Ftp. (L hy a pocket knife in ike bands of Mr. Bibb. Mr. Gunter waa iinmediutcly remov ed into the drug store of Mr. 11. H. Jen nings, and tmniicnl assistance wus rendered him by Dra. Hoseman, Willtsms, others. For s me time after the infliction of the wounds, Mr. G.’s recovery waa des paired of. The lust accounts we heard from him were of a more favorable charac ter. Hr rested well on Baturd y night and is now considered in an improving condi tion. Mr. Bibb immediately gave himself up to tbe authorities, and was taken before Jus tice Workman, where be waived an exam ination and gave a bond in the amount of tan thousand dollars lo await the action of tbe Grand Jury. Edmund Harrison ami Bansjah H. Uikb, E*qa., became bis Uouds- men.—Montgomery Adv. ffT Robert Mall -ry. Esq., has been norn inated as the Opposition candidots lor Con gress in the seventh district in Kentucky, ill ibe lace ol lion. Humphrey Marshall, who declined a ri>-election. This nomination is a moat rxrel!i-u( one. Mr. Mallory nos-ea- sea intellectual ability of a high order and large politics! experience. Tits VtautKiA Et.acTio*.—Th** official returns from one hundred and thlity-nine cou’i'ica give a,, aggregate vote K'»r Letcher '.I 737 For Gnggin l>9 344 Litclicr’8 ntoj.in 139 counties. • 5 ;'-93- There are twelve rnoro counties to be beard from officially, vn. ? Boom-, Brooke, Buchanan. Clsy, Craig, KI wbi'th 1', Essex. King George, L»i easier, lo uisn ami Wyoming. Repoited maj<-rittra in these count it's to he hoard from (except Clsy and >■ omler.d ] W , lln ,j ni) i.„ Erl.1,,-, t,JH. (ioK.ln .'1117, i, Sill and I 0 , , a9 f0( J,„ ch r,. Ttirrrfuie tl,. majority in the Slate fur Mr. I,etcher may bo estiniatod at about 5.MU.— Richmond Enquirer. 0 r A waggivh chap, whose vixen wife by drowning lost her preemua life, called out hia neighbors, all around, and told ’®ui thut hia spouse was drowned ; in apil® of search, could not be found. He knew, h*> •aid, the very nook whtre sue had tumbled in the brook, aud he bad dragged along the shore, above the place • mils or rnoro.*— "Above the place!” the people cried, “Why what d’ye mean !” The man replied : “Of Course you don't supposs I'd go a d waste ihe tun® to look below ! I've known Ihe women quite a spell, and lar’nt her fashions tol’ble well, alive or dead, she'd go 1 awow, against the current anyhow I" < A man that hordes licht'a and enjoys them not ia simitar to an tea that ctnies gold and AlrG—•• Yea, d~,| |„w.” „ ! II"" h. imm.itj. »l.'ly flruiik up .t| ,| le „, lke , |,, a , lhe hn| . dn,H, ami retorted: “ ,,u ‘ 1 liv® in Paducah." Mr. McGoodwm, Who up to this moment had maintained |,ls serenity, bt-carne excited *t * l" r f t,, . , ! U i rk ’ and 1,1 “heer dcspeMtlnn ilriiak „ full l,,„„ of C.iro whi.ky. ll„d„ U'flilenC" of Ih. flruq |„. c„|J|, tbul Fnli.ii on uni a Cairo umn lot. Hum.n ■on ureiice was at un end. Faxon laid ""I. the cards and pulled two large hand- , ulls of hair out of the top or McGnodwin’* -lead, und the fight became general. When •Ur reporter left, the ,„ r diiUnc , round the contestants was filled with hair, .urses, old shoes, and two empty bottles " 0n t 1 ,.JSiU!tuk.j'qK,Aw«ii(ii.,..»" - The democratic (Imposition—Impenitent) °ress ia continually allowing bow barmoni* cople nre, bill after rending tho following, vo tire ol the opinion tliey boiler hush up. •’ho Lumpkin rulludiuni oi last week con- jined thin: from GJynn. Where only two Judges of the Supremo 1 ’ re " (Ud u " d dUlrrod , n opii.tfm, nnd BH the result oi that diflar«n*.u ordered tlm .1,1? ,V’ b8 * lr,u » u n ‘rom tho docket : ||,.| 0 that this d ap. - tion of the chr** wns fi -nf Ju **.: :ri>l J. ■>»" ><•(«. AllKrurf.'iorpilmliff'l'n C A & J A V Ue,J - A - Uord “". flinl in Error’ " A"««ey. lut Emeu. JZ'T" i" 1 """!"' pronuune.il in ,h. cas® of Burwoll Jordan, Plaintjfl m jj rr „ r vs. Brighim K.dy Co., Ddeodsnts in Error, imiti Ciiutiuru. Carl Epping, I’luinttfl , M Vf Dev.iiiny, Admit,isiruior, Dolendunt Z"“ T ‘. Lovuanf. from Chatham. *.* •? a l“ J "' 0l,n 111 onllmaited house, iha'kuu. ,h “l “? r “"' •l«'U |, l lie paid unlil he house sh.mlu u® hniBlied, nnu that the ..... ihliu ll ll-l.U ill. opilll ,1. Ill,- , X[I1.|1. ton of th, ft- momtts io abnuUon tnc tea an if the houso were not fiuished iu t| ltt i ugh^the l* sm e occupied ho threo uinntha, nnd tho "Wo nr# with tlio drmocraejr in long na she cling# »the ti-iH'ta of her faith ; lint when ilic uliondou* : no In-men track of nor fathers we ran only #tand dll nnd look <>n. Wo cnimol, we will nut endorse lr. Iliirhaimn'i AdintnlitrsUoD. "// this lx irtamn The B-iinbrnlgp Argus ol last Wednesday • ponititiouiisly vonted «>u> the foil ming: “Just here, we would state, that we have ; Athy f onccriiL-d In It, in oppoaition to the Ksdnrul Admin- i it ration, tint more on this, anon.” Whoever now is the nominee of iho d«m- •eratic Convention of tho 2d Congressional District for Ucprcscntmivu to Congress may E spontaneous combustion. We will beforehand license onn or ilia other of theae pnpers ns guilty ot cruwfithinf: (!) us it is pr®. sumuhlo Hutno oi ihia wilt be done by one t r the other In-fore the firat Monday of next October.— Bainbridge Georgian. Anti-Drown Democrats. This class of tho Domorraey of Georgia numbers about thirty thousand voters, if not a larger number, and wo call upon them to ■land firm, commit not yourselves to tbs support ofJoo Brown or his minions in any county or diatricl, for an srganization can, and will he rffrclcd, that will burl them from power. Be of good cheer, ns the day of retribution is close at hand. Then, anti- Brown Democrats, stick to your faith and in Error, your position, swerve not to the right or the left, but aland in remlineca for Ihe signal of the wur-whoop.—Atlanta Confederacy. Hnui Pit toga pom Housed and Mulxs.— Borne half dozen or more Mexicans were offering a very inferior lot of Hpano'b horses for ndIc in this place yesterday. The pri ces of their horses ranged from fiifty lo a hundred dollars apiece. Wc learn they had some fine Bpauiab mules, which they held nt 100 apiece. People hare urr not ao hard up for stock thut they have to submit j ihe aVlion" ci friend, dec., Plaintiff' in ant Smith ci nx. Defendant r Kclormation ot Deed .rum Held, t nut alo, house beyond bein'! finished ti'l alter iln,'. hon!*» P wJ“ b r' V n i ,y ! roa i l '! ,e Um,! wiieii B. Brewton, n Error, vs. Wn ten: B " i( Held, That a deed may be refor/ned where it appears thut by mistuke of law it was not so trained us lo oxpruas iho inten tion oi lie giumor. Judgment below ru- Wiu. B. Uanldcn, Attorney for PlalntifT in Error. Benj. L. Cole, for another, Plaintiff in Error v*. John R* t.y, ut« al. Dctcudant in Er ror. Suit .u IL j -1 is v y Bond in Attaciiiiiciil, troiu Cbathuui. Hub 1 , Tltut .vl.cro dofamlant in Altaaii- meat repluvies * tie property by putting in bundr under tint uiutule to appear, abtd. by, and pertorm ibu judgment ot tho Court in ike case, the huuu tnuda him to pay the mo ney, and not inertly to produce hia body. Judgment below reserved. Norwood, Wilh.it Sl Luster, Attorneys fur Plamtili i Law, Ban* fenduut iu E i Erpii v *S»* I.ovell, Attornoys for De- Willia, n slave, cl. nl., vs. tho RtateofGeor- Coki iu criminal cuss exnmined coinniiitiiig magiatrute, trom Chat- 'iho ActotlHll, giving thu committing Magistrate autliortiy io adjudge coats agaiuta either the accuFsd or tlie prosecutor, whom the aocusid ia discharged, does not apply tu cases oi klavus, Judgnibtil below rs« Norwood, Wilaun St, Luster, Attorneys for Plaintiffs in Error. Julian llartridge, Sol. Gen., represented by iohti M. Millcn, Attorney tor Defendant Hopkins. Allen &. Co., Plaintiff# in Error, va. Cooper Sc Gilliland, Defendant* it* Er ror-Action ot Deceit, from Chatham. A letter ih given to u man, rei.ommending hint to gcneiul credit by saving that lie lied property in Sovunnoh; had s good turn tor business, und Ihtt*ring prospects iu bum- thut an action could not bo maintained lor r false and Iruoduium representation, tlsslf not being d* lint.u r.a to amount ot properly. to eucli prices. Rather than be rxtnrl|i>iit-d upon in this way, wa would advtsa hII those who are needing horaea and mulea to go out to Goliad, where they can ho be had for half the money. Cheap stock c-in always he h d nt Gultud, and the expense of bring ing them her# is but trifling.— Matagorda (Texat) Gazette. VZr Thu Louisville Journal is rraponaibi# Inr the following :—A distinguished gentle man ol :his Congressional District, himsell a lawyer of thn first repute, informed ua ths other dny, that in a recent convcisafion with Judge Me I .tan at Cincinnati, ho put the question ol intervention for protictinn dr* rectiy to that eminent Republican jurist, ashing him, if, on the assumption that the right of alav* propany exists in ths Terri tories, as declared by the .Supremo Court in the DredKcottcaae.it ia not the solemn duly ol Congrea* to protect it. Judge Mc Lean instantly replied i “Clearly, air." Tut Railroad in Battle.—The battle of Montebello ia the firat in which the new feature of the railroad haa been int rodured. Tha Times’ correspondent from Pavia writes t From the heights lb® Austrian beheld tho novelty ot wain after train of French troops arriving Ly railway from Voghera, disgorging them aud u\mmdlately hastening back lor more. Sen atom Luiu.su 1>.-As au ® ol what Industry and peraevciuiu'e ♦a ll do, it may In* frtar®d that »h® Hon. Solon B,>r<- land and llyn. J«r*. Clemen* bate® man t by succeaiive stages, Irom United Si*i®# Senators and Miniature Plenip •■sniiarv, until they have reached ihe editorial chan, anti they are now assorts*®d'ifTthe manage* ■■■ ■ Smu 8k*li. Pot —We U>"to frym a private letter from I roy to a gso iartian in this place, dated the 13th, tlrsf lour n«Av caactot Hinall Pet have oocurred wttiiin the past four days. This ie unexpected intelligence to us, for we had been previously notified that *kt die«a>« had *ntir«Jp disappeared.—Clsjgs* Bonner. below sffitrmed Norwood. Wii»oa A. Lester, Attorneys for Plaintiffs in r.tror. Lloyd 6l Uscoh, Attorneys for Deiendniits in Error. Wm. M. Brown, Plum'iff in Erri-r, vs. The State of Georgia, Doicndunt in Error~~ Forgery ana Counterfeiting, fiutt* Chau ham. Held, to ho o good cause ful a New Trial, that one ol jut' who tried the c«s®, was a cousin to thu Presecutor, and not known to be so till niter tite verdict. Judgment below reversed. Dsntell 6c Anderson, Attorneys tor Plain- ,.'i ... r., .. PxiMfOL AcctiifNT.— W® rfgrrt t> state that on Pn't rday afternoon hut, hy tbe acciifeataldid-hargffof aguawhicb fell lr*>m the hand# of a youth coming uut of a store, Mr. E. Hoti'l, I'rri-nienl of (tie Maiiut.*-- turrr'a Bank, and Cd. Geo,8wift|0l U|iaott, were painfully vv iuiidi-d. T^tese finith'nien were In converse! ’tt at tbs store dno at tl*e muneut Ihe gun fell and rxpbakd, and tbe toiitent* of two l»ar- rrfs wetd Ij'dl'd in th* calf of tbs legs of each. Mjf.^upd's wound* are th* tuoat *,rri- oua of tbe twy, hut we are glad to say tha on yesterday R'e'waa more comfortab!*. H*» !• attended by fir J. Dickson Kmitb and Dr. Harrison. t\>l. K » ift’a i# a fleah w< o.tJ, and not so painful. H# left on y • t«’r. y for hia residence in Upson.—Macon Tele graph. g^T ft is an old and true saying, that a n an ahnaM no» marry unleaa be can support a wife; andfr manm# exeiapW* that wo bsve teen, we err beginning ka doubt seri ously whether s woman caw prudently marry, unl-’sa she can support a husband. JQT A wilorsa waa aak *d if th® defend ant "aloud on tbs defen*,vel” “No, ba stood on a bench and At Ilk,® th® dev*!.'*