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iWUKUIb, rwilil, J4MAUI JO. I*> Bmnocrat'o Bto.t* ConT(e#tm- To nomtntln delogalcH to (lio Na tional Democratic Convention at Charleston, wiU assevultln at Mill nigovillu on tin: iiitojtt) Musmi’ ro March next. By orJer of the Kx eeutive Committee. Alabama Df*ncy tfrral attorn. Wa ftt&lfth halo* fit* n*RitfiHra pa*md aiti© Doin''rtlf! r£rt<ntly $dM **♦ Mont (pint**. Ala. Other matter hats denied them <mr column# until now. Wu kuow, howcvoT.fhnt til#'.? would U**p in aßy a#rt of wsatbei'* Ab limm thu# place* hfir#U±j front of the Hon i her:, to take k<T putUiffß by the hide of Georgia, up on the jußfM! NoW tlm child hk j grown more c.jiiva rii* U.au thepiltit, imducte t j dirt form Hsh*r*clf, broad euoagh to afippaf* all her tfoutlwcji kfitfred. Read carefally undjodjit (utfff ourraff: j. bfM— ffhu\*mmd9f the Nfefr / AkitalKk *o ( 4*** mtiiuH A •*## bi< J, That boidn:g ail *ud |rfioiDii- o|'ou which they nave Wctolwro acted Mi<f affiliated and acted with the Nau-'ooi Jtemm ruth; party to be inferior Ip dig- Bt\j mad tiupoitemoto the great qwndiou <if •■lavory. they content th*-m#<-Ire* *ith a geffwral r* ..ituman-e us the Cm'’in 801 l platform an i-t each issue#, and also ©odora© yah I pteMoriu us io together with Hi* wuuwilig resolution# : 2. /##•</red /drilli r ,'That We ro affirm eo much of 4t< first reridutwttor lb© jfllfform adopted io by-tire Doom® tiny i4 (hi* .State, on tbe *tb ut .lanu.ire, K<l, as relate* to Urn eub juct us “Tim uunuußficd right <4 tbe p* *fit of !io stars b Hiring .States to the p/o ----teutkem ,l then pnvy,oi t in the States, ih th* gum ton os. and in Mh# wtlfWnus* in wbiob ‘i©rri- Ur ;H * are iw yH un organised.’ A. K*4*- t ji'rtlrr, J'bAi Ui staler h mpol Pc i oic-wr away nil k- full imjoyiuuu ♦I tht* right m kho'i'ew*U>ei* , *W’ w*ttUiuw Hut fiwtpoiji'i. ot the-vui ttwwiuirtMi of ii*|tUfloi jq <i. •p4o*>ia<CiMVtioa by Uu> l>i'*orat:y us liu* >Nati>, <m tho lUu #ti<ruiry. |H4 t* wUi “Thu it tko ltty <ii tfovunmuMU, i*y mU pr|tr lr <utioU<tn, to Mxmre iui entry uko >ho*a Tujrti -noa f* ah 4im oilitrue oM Wo Wuik-4 CUkv* U.yfetb'r trwh th sir prop*rty vt every Koarriji- Mou, nmi Uiat th hkiUu xirouid feotPiu prousittrU hy the CUtitrd while tL- Territoriss are toad** lU authojUy.” 4. JtemotruU fnt iktr, That the Coeekiulit at the United ntalse if a toed ue fttause, Hbited upon 4ho bueU v< psrfeel euuetity of right* Mid priviUffue. * 6, U< ‘flirt/ yur#/ier. That •ho ’Jeiriforiee c*f till) UlfiMA ertiuomuu/p ftopjpl y *> whinfe the ntatua fiavo ri>fhte, Wd c. which the fWJ/co .of every butte fyey richtiulj/ viftigrate with their *Uve or fch‘>r |iofierty teogumd am eneh, In nny us Ute htutoe of the Iditou, or by Uu; 4>nMttul4tfU of the United HUMm. H. Kmelttd (*rik*r, TUati>P Cdagrsss pf the Waited btatoe has * (tower to übeJnii rlavery ip tint torrHono*, or f*> j.ioluhit >te uitrodmuion into aoyf them. 7. That the TerfitorLal e, roUMj by the (ego-lesion of Cengroes have no (nmet U aboiiah slavery, or U> prohibit the #t red not ion us . the earn a* rto iwpnu by uufr Kindly iegiaUtion the tmeurity and lull ujjoy nwntof tkanuc blth in the terrlforlee; and Sui h coprtiiutioual power due* pot belong to ffit< jeVfVto rtf llu> Territoriee in any eajtacify, beforo, iq Ibe exurelfeof lawful an thoniy, they fpl'ui a t'on.alutb.t t'tnparatbr| to adihi.'iion m* a State Inty the Union; find their action in thfWkeridw of snob lawful anthorlry. ctefalply ttkinot operate ortitko IMt Mf* their pclual nduiJ*i'Uu alrtuio nit j fin* T’nj'in. • fi. i/crolrwf fkrtfor, i hfit tlr® ftimn elated by Chief Thatios Taney, in hi* npiflioh in Ui<- I>md Hoott earn, den y t< thb TWriUirial l-g fyiaturo he ji >wr to destroy or impair, hy any iegUlaUon what* vor, the fight of in 4feeab and undutahiit to ii(i the duty of the Fw( P{(>l vroyeffluaent, iff all of itrt UMpnrtniM>t, to fiimteet life rights of the uwnrf of nrh property a the Territorial*; arid the pHttsfjfflSf eo derttCrtal are hereby Muriel to lo the right* of the South, and the South nhnuld umintniii thW. (K HntolvfU /oritur, Tlitt wc hold all of tho Ihreg ini propoKitloio* t contain eni<U*t jtrini i pi— true iu thotuttelVer srtd Juat. and }ro(or. and deeseeant sos tfle nbfoty of all that i* dear to I we •!•• 1m rob) iuMrartt om 1 *.l, . r the Charleston Convention, to pn--nt them for yh(M>alui con-Meraliort <yjd approval es thannidj —from wliuio jurtioe anil |.atrioti*w We aatlki put. tholr adopilop. * it). Jt—viped /wrltir, Thai otn ltelogatort to the Cbartoe(..u Couveution are hereby expressly ii'Atru toi tv limlat that/fftid Convention ahull a ioj. i pi f jll f i ■ ■ tinotly the right* of file South a* uawrrud Ur the going n kilutlapa! and ts the xftid National ConreMtien dhA revise ♦* ad*(it, iu Mlhetaßoo, the propoaithini <>uibraced IU the prgewdutg rw liMooi*. prior t<f nomiMAi iuji euMdolat. M. vur Hale gates to fMidCuaveßtkm aiw licreby puattiveiy in ptTuatvd io wiUidruw the nfrota. 11 Hnndrml /.irt*./-. That our Delegates b> the Cbarleatoa f oarentjon einUi vakt the vote us Alabama m * unit, and a majority of *it Dale , jfafeft hall de term me Inw the rule of this Plato 12. AVdt4W fmi*k*r. That an Kxcrulive Cm - mit’ec, to ooueiet ul um fruut each Cmigriunioiial Dmtrtet. bo appointed, duty ft ahull be. in a, the event that <uif delegate* withdraip from the (Jbiwbv'dn Conttenluitt, In ybudloni'i. U> the Idtli fißulutivn. U* call a Cmivonunu us the lt*m<*r ry us Alabama, to luctH at .uu early day to Cur.- eider altafie beet to be dune. to win of Ultio. * Th;/ gentlonutt, Hepreaentathn In Copgrr>a from Ohio, uf tbu Treasury nndVr l'rcai -4 dent Tdlutorc, and thn Individual w ho, %t the . authreak of the lato war with Mexico, prayed and *e*tfvd thufc D.e Mexican ja vple would re ceive the Americana “with bloody handa to ho* piteUc gnivW up"'u *( rwM'iit ucenrion rtatci that be ekwuld east hi* vutr for Helper feh*jruau for speaker tnitlt a i-ertain day. t>n ta mg akv>l, “what day,” “fuetcoutdy replied, ••dwiweday.*'— When the hoary reprobate hoc* that day lu will hat a .heavy account tu render l'or Uio eaorUtg*- oua Wrteh uUon and ugaiuat hi* eouutryuieu, ami the hlo -i shod by them wit) be a rruaiimg wita©** to j doom him to jb-rdlticn. llart elci> lira l nimnm,--A short time since, a very worthy eolnred man‘of Lvuchiurg, Ya., kuown aadohn Chrl*fin. wne set free by hi* toast or, Hw, AViu. H. Kuikle. hot becuinhig die aaUaUvd w ith hwexteudad UWrtiea, lie, ou Tues day, Hd met., in the klu.'tinga Court, wua reiuiu ml to his muster, the deed nf freedom Iwing'nu aullad un hi* motion. A Hrai. H uMa.—M'UChristine Milly, the Ue*t astonishing, wvouderfwl oud intereeting freak of nature evor witncsstHi is at .lawkeoti.Hia Rieaipgl, for th perpueu of giving her hrvoee.- * bhc ie n pretty ami mtulligeut girl, niuo year* olth having twu well fuiiaed head*, four atm 4 and four lege Iwrt huarta, rtn® on each side of Uie krwwt. £he o&ls and speak* with-both nieutha, la roaaiankably aeiiea. and beautifully formed; unit nil Iter Utwt>e with equal freility In walking, dancing or and otBteNHW with tvHlpcraons on entirely difibroat subjects ai the same tuac. -r-Miu. fl t w. Tbs kfiiiurk) Ueicgallaa. The delegates (n the (Tmrleetun Ct>rsnation ap* point'd from Keutuvky, nr® Wul to be nnaiH smu*'.y in fav of of the lieu. Jume* Uuthrie, n* f IheirWret elwdce toe President. Atmr him, the j dohigation i* IhoUjJht to be divided betwen . Messrs. Dree ken ridge and Douglas. Mm. k. Bkii o. This iliafhigutehvd acv-r, who has til lad the public iye Ayr so m®uy ysarf, I* at preewt at the (mint of death In >#w York, and the news of Hi# final dissolution it daily Wheu poor Burum gev-s,u| with the tule,” wv hope that - “Marko i5 willin'.” me Him liight The great kaberdash vs \pw York, Stewart, : reeently dlewtmrged a clerk. The young insu 1 asked fora recom uemlall'iii, wldok vh refused, f Tberwupon lie (dautud bis “hunch of fives** on * Biewort's **swujMer,” and down want the nabob. I Cuming “to iiuic. ,k he received • second iueiab t moot, wbiob “done*’ for him. Clerk exit. It is an bid saying, hut a van pfefty one. that a bluah is like a pretty girl, for it b*cvm— a Wv non. trrtnrnt t an i'.tlllor W IcuiwTrom a pdsate eourci that Mr. 9. I*. Cherry, editor St iht Xi’<ctr*nth f**t wry, puMisli ed at P *rt Valley. 0a v Ml from shapin'fifrai of the Hail raid at Ojoliku, Ala., on the folk i‘ ’ , ai.'lbrokf his leg. Terrible Affray In !Sc Orlran* The biibiwing is fibpkul from the New Ottaum Bee nf flUnflfl (WWbtg. Tti patievs ray 4fc*i di. Peck luul been arraigneii and sent U> jirlson, the case Hot being bailable t At fwemfy imwutes pest ena ofelwslK yesterday .ificniiK/n a dc*(e-mt and d< ndly rencontre look plant iu the rotun iu und in U wlfie room of tliv At. Charles Jloiel, between Charles N. Harris, nf MHliken'* Bend in this Atate, afii l)r. W. 11, Puak, ol .Madison parish, u rc.prsfMutive of that Jo niity in the flint* l*gt*laiure, In wtii< h Mr Harris’ roMrivaf! wbuuds that proved ftital in hall an hour. The gciiik Men, who are rcsithmte of the eoijie prtfjieu oflhe f'tato, hare been ‘friend*, bwt aearioes dtfU.ruMe arose between them Kuaue lime > ucu in relation to noiue levee wutn r*, and ila y Irticly Iwid 4)i altercation on the subject in Mlfiikim'i Hand. •n Thur'dey tliey were both in the city, and both mi ay tug at Dm At. Charles Hotel. Ab'-iM tour o’eloek in tne ufirrnoou ybfty met in tbc rotumia and exebnngad fume nufriendiy words, wln-n Harris drw hb revolver und fired om-c at Dr. PAsk, bnt 4M n'd kit him. A mutual friend iu ivrfared, and &fr. Hildreth, prujaribr of tiie ID>- n l, Hilled in officer* fiapiut and f’cnnel, who a* rusted Harris and runvuyed him to the loek-up, where, l*id*tfte revoTt'or, a bowie-knife and a lr*t\utm wcrufmmd u|iun him. Mr. B. 0. Nel *i, nf ifravierstCiMt, who has been thu uierehaht of Mr. Harris and bi* father, went security for In’# appear a ace ywtunMy im*tuirig, Whan h; egrae Inl4 court, end Koeei'ter Suiono rr- fin* and him sJfl for having com mil ted a breach of the poace. Yester'biy kftnrnout, at twenty minutes past one o'clock, Mr. Harris wn* stetiding at the bill clerk V dealt, which Ison the left bend side of tho gi-Qi-ral <b k in tb rotunda *d the hotel. Ho bud arranged to leave the city, and u hoeiag bts udl made out Ri the time At the same moment Dr. Peck was standing against the marble and lyon ventilator, which *hi tho centre of the ro* to ida, and Kilter, who superintend* the baggagu ill lb* hotel, came te him and said : “Dr. Peck, ilmre is Mr. Harris standing ai Hn: dtvk.” Dr. Peck looked lu tho direction pointed by Kittor, and uw ilania, who rccogimcd him at the name moment, iu*<l their yn met. Vot u lulnutc the two stood, looking fixedly at uadi other, when Harris *id : “Do you wish to lake an adrgti tage of oio, klr ? M Dr. Pv* k replifil. “1 think you told* un advantage f jtuo yes Ur day, sir,"- Ilanris then Ui* quwiiuu, Wheu Dr. Peck answered; 1 suwnoro you are Well aimed, *irr At this point tij the diiTfAiilty a difference of opiuiirti oeeufr between tlm witneSaes. muae nay Uigt Hams drew bis foyolew* first. Dr. Peek rye llaribi ummUs a motion to *lraw, when Ig* in gtautly drew bin revolver, and lie doe* not know which fired first. The flriiag couinionecd so near ly at Ike fnino time, it is Impossible for u* to ay win* made tin* first motion u* ilraw, or who drew or fired first. Harris fira two shots, neither of which struck Ur Ptxk. Dr. Pevk tired all five of liis abuts, three of which struck Harris. Dim ball entered his breoaf, right In the centre, be tween and second ril* Another entered bis right side, between the seventh and eighth ribs, peii-iruling the JJvr. Harris hud hi# lull front frend when he received tho Hall in his breast, but thep mined partly, pnHenthig bis right side, at wbiob time lie reeinvod the bail In that aide. Dr. Peck’s third b**t strix k llurrin iu tho right ■ltoubler, paralyalag his arm, after he hud fired two chuff, and causing his revolver tv drop fru hi# hand. Harris then turned and ran Hite the wine room near by, where there i# a bar, Dr. Pfcek firing hie other two shots at Him, but not bitting hilu.— Harris j limped over the counter und full at full ii dnslde of it, cutting his right eyebrow on u tumbler sho dtd so. Dr. Pock was iuitdodlaty ly behiad'klui, und jumped ovur the bar so close to hiui Unit lie full on top of Harris. Dr. Pock then ifaughi Harris with his left bund und drew bis bowbi-knlfe-wirh bU right. The knife raugfit iu bis suspenders, and ou of ills fingers was near | ty cut in two in hi* endeavor to ilnw it,. When lie finally got tU# knife free, he itidieted three terrible lunges int,.* ft arris's body. One wn in bis right shoulder, passing cojfiplstely through tho tiush mid muscle, another was iu Uia loft arm and l he third whs in his left side, entering be tween the tilib and sixth ribs, penetrating the the loft lupg. Bovcrulfriands <>f the purtie# now rwsbnd into the win* room uud cried ou|, ‘ r '*Por Uod*f sake, Do’ t'ff, don’t kill bini I’* Dr. Peck replied, “it you wifi take possession us him t will lot bun go, hjif not mhorwiae.*’ Two Rufttlomeo then run Itebiud tho counter to bold Uarri* and jprereat him from renewing the fight. Dr, Peek roao to bin lent, when It. was at once observed that Har ris woe dying. He was carried into his room on t lie lower tloof, nud breathed hi* last in about half an lumif. Thcebot in hi# right able ami flits Hah hi Hi* left able Were each mortal wound*, ami although a physician was Called iu, no earthly a*ciatHn<-o could avail him then. Jdeu tcaant pTYihm ami offloer Dalton, who heard of the affair, immediately tame down to the hotel ami srreated lu. Peek, taking him to t-fau lirst dis trial locktip, Ntnguhtrli ltul autf.Httmwsrul Mvlmtllng A family named Uendorteui, from <lc*.rgia, bound for ‘IV-xiis, we learncuiuptul near the Mont gomery and West Point Knilroad d*|et, in this city, a tow days since. Mr.II reputed to Ucorgi* Monday lust tu nitend to some botdurM. Dariug the day, man Rppearvd tn the oump, ami tidcl Mr*. Henderson that her husband bud bought a negro, and bad seat him to bet to rocoivo - Ain*. H. bwntufod. when the man accurately de- Mcritmd Ibo (rook e**nlnining the money, saying (bat it was eonteinVd in a Uitla be*. Upon this Htulotm-nt, Mrs. 11, hamietl bun SS(O. Iu a few iMinutcß, aunthsr man eurn** ami said that more was re.,uirod te complete the pur* base.— Tide Mr. If. also paid, Diu man prouiwing that the wrgrv or the S7OO Should Iw dohveird t Imr . at-7 i'eleck |. im, which promise wa#, J of emareo, road’- to be broken. Sh hud not heard of tho swindlers at lust account*; und her husband had not rotumviV from Uuorgitt.— JJvhl. Moil icons Vlcpl Wben many a deep and crashing wpuig, Wes hoc pod dpon Hun hois-, lie uionruod o'er the mlsguidod tlifotig, llut sbwd no mdtfrb towr. The Cro** loCuhiuy lit bore, Within a u* uigwr sh pt, Tha torturing cf*wn itv tnvalncaa wore, Hut ouly owe* llu'wept. Tin* bvc coittaina * very common mistake of la* t. Oertaialg two install*** U tliv Amour's | wwopiug urv stated by the tivangvdil'tsy oue at j the grave of lutitiirua, ami the other ql.cn “lmi ludioid th*’ oily and wopt over It ** llut abe shall say luw otteu, iu tho course ot thu hk-Hncd Savhuu's Ik'o in the ttcsb, ho shell tears ol’ vynipuihy with the (Aitferiu#* *f there he fame to *nvo? The vwrttcVs at the ;o*|wis base tud related every iniitvidual lucidvat of bis hn nun* car* tr, .yol nothing they have b It.on re cord f,tqq .cd to the Uwljuf that while on earth, the lonely Nai.trei.c participated in ; T1 the aor r**W* and joy* ol those whom It *. hi* mission to wia te UimsoUand to heaven. ft-A emioiis ami inti-rystiug relic from the iiliatcd VCbM-l, the Jtoyul Chaffer, wo* exhibited iu tle l udcrwritets’ room.-, at Liverpool. It consistedaif a bur nf gold (bleed bv soma eaffn ordinary immue into a pi'.-u of halt Im-h Iron plate. Ile K"W w** preiM'd complotoly through the iron, the end *d U bemg Visible at the otbor side. Attached t” the gold was a pireo of wood, which was also pronsed liirough the inn, the wbrtle hurt ring mirks of aa me extraurdtaury |*re saru. Into ttiktAleue of wood theiw was alo pressed a tmvereigu, the eoiu huviug apparent ly .-ufrered little injury, and that merely in the milling/ Tub Nkukors on Out lUmwn.—An eeteoiued t’rlcnd, redding, on um> of tho Islands hcfriw, ha* sent us tin* follnwiag. w birth shows that the no groos are attentive etmcrarer* of tho cvebts of the day, and have nut failed tu forut |feeir opinions thereon: “I wm a teased the other day on our returning from a hunt on one of our outer islands, tu hear live Hoot hand* strike up the following song at the tp id their voice*. I wish every abnlitipn l.d Mtui eulogist of old It row u conld have hoard j the shout* of these happy and merry follow*, 1 ibink they would abau*Un their rusade against thu Nouih in utter dugwst and let tbcmi happy pevplt! ah*nc, TouiaMuly, ** ” NwnUo no AT SONG. Die Ifr. wn tew! Kvgiuny nigger, (-He Kegiuny nehbu firajd urn, Uv meek deole Drown ruau ilaiuw on nntleifr To meek <to black gal lafl like fun. <-Aoi<>c U- wah for tluvnor Wise, Ho hang ole Hrowu. like suck ai g dog. I wish h* bin ketch tu rough Yankee, Uu mock ‘em see sight, 1 speak, For dry lick poor mg get wosser, Dan any sundered (Southern) rnnssa, Ckorut lloraw for Hoveruor W ise, Hu hang old Drowu like ruck nig dog. jS'u t u ii Mil /ie/mbl troM, j Thk “ Diamonds ‘ or I’kvxm i.vama The I shipments of coal from the dillbreut coal n -1 gions m Pennsylvania, except the western part of the Suite, amounted lust year to 7>U4.iHu> tons, which, at si* 50 per ton in this market, j would make it* value v>ver tweaty-seven mil. | lions of dollars. Adding about lour millions of i toils more lor the weeteru part of llm Btate. ! und the value of the entire supply will not le | far short of thirty -It vu Dubious of'dollars. CDUMRIH, KITI lllfits JAKTAKV *t, IMIO Hun Wnt. H Milt-* on (he Leglsiaurr and Mart’ll (onvmtfon. The Savannah k'rpr—t of 1h- Irtth ins*., con fnine o letter from tbi* gcntUrman, In whi b lib treats in ta able and lucid mannerof the eoinj-aK ative legality *f the above couvanfron*. Thisex- ‘ fiosili'Mi us bis views seemed te be demanded by the fbet that ho Wrired the appointment ot al ternate from the ( uu von lion .which ssseiablnd at Mill-dgevinu ih December last, and that he is a!** a delegate to the Onveution which will as suuibleat the aante place in March next, ‘in nbe dhince to ti*e call of (lie -Democratic Kxivcutive CoinmiUca. Mr. Btilesduarly demoneirates that the hwcmlitr C'mnuntion woe called without au thority—giving the Duniuuraoy us Uie Btate no tiutu tu arcuru a voprusoatjdiou therein, and In vuduiiuo us Democratic nsage, lie farther shows that-the vqJi f ,r the March Cnnvuutiou fulfil* all us (ho above cum lit ion* and make* uu efopicat appeal te Uie Dem*rfacy ofUuorgia'to quiet their trivial disputes, and go up tu Milledgcville on the latter occasion and select a harmonious delegate to tho Charleston Conroothm. May hi* advice Im? heeded. Hwllj Tibgraph We are glad tn Jpuru that our Macon cotempo rary has resolved upoa presenting its readers with a diuiy edition us itsdf. The maimer in which (lie Telegraph hint thriven give* a**ur ance that (be present enterprise will lie success ful. The opposite result ha* attended every sim ilar effort which has beou umlertaken in that city, tut, with duo resjK’ t tu those who have failed, we apprehend that (hey lacked that d?gr#e of energy which oharactorD.ci brother Clisby. Ma cuii can c*-(tAinly support n daily if Columbus uun maintain three, The buriness us Die former, we should suppoae te be, at least, equal Lo the utter, and though w hear no complaint that hny of us Imre are growing too rich, yet we coo safely say that the profits of itII three would very wsdl support one. We trust that ths daily Tele graph will have an easy tiuu of it, Cmr.i Ji stick Tarkt.—The National Intelli geneer aniionru’S* thu convalescence its Chief Jus lic* Taney, *l expresses the confident expecta tion that he will resume his seat in Court very shortly. Jiis attack whs severe catarrh, of pneu moniu form, and over which * well jtreuervod ronsDiirtion, ander the skillful treatment of Wh medical advisers, hail triumphed. JiA.RTiiMUAKK.- We learn from our exchanges (hut tho shuck of an earthquake was l>Hat (Char leston, Columbia ami Uuindon, S. €., and at Mu eon Un, on the evening of tiro HUh. It i* report ed to have been quite sever© at the former pl*oe, though nu duuiugc is reported. (CUMMUNICAfKU.) MuMTUoußity, Jau. JG, 18(50. Meeere. K.liiure: —The last week hus bueu one ©f unusual interest iu thin city. ‘Th® Democrntic Stale Convention bus met, adopted its platform selected its delegates aud ©lector# ami adjourned. The opening of tho Convention was bohteron#, hut in tho unanimity with which its principles wore Avowed, and the general good fooling which prevailed, u vindicated tho character of thu “b.tr uiuuious Democracy. ’* Th eplatform which wo* adopted hue already rca<4iod you, from which you will perceive that the party In this State tako* high ground po t.io subject of Southern Rights. This platform was adopted by a vote ot more than three tu one, and of those who voted In the minority, aot mro than a <loxuu disputed from the principle# embodied in the resolution#. The grout body us those who opposed the plat form; did *o beenuw they disapproved the policy ‘ of instructing th© delegate* tu the ('hariustou Convention, and not because they did not endorse the principle# enunciated In tho platform. Mr. Forsyth aud on© of two others, wore th© only uunnbors ot th© CouvonUou who did not Utterly repudiate the heresies of the Illinois Buuator, and 1 insist upon the duty us Oongrcns to protect th© Sooth in tho Territorjefi, Alabama Demoemey is Roumt; you may sol that down as certain, and if her slater Stato* of thu Mouth will com© up so thu platform which she ha* laid down, the De* moctarty es the Britan will he preserved at Thar* lunton, upon a Const it utional basis, and the Cnion will he saved also* Tito day has passed, Messrs. Miters, when thu Union of thu party or es the bliiles, is t/> be preserved by concussion. The pnth of safety to (ho Dwdoeratht party, t* tho union of the Status, aud tho rights of the south, lies only in a firm adherence to right. Surrender that for (He sukc of harmony, and yen adapt a policy which inevitably lures u* to destruction ; for jmit so miru a# human nature is selfish, just so sure do©* thu disposition of the Vwlh tu op press un, increase w ith ©very concession which we lunko to her rapacity. I trust (hut I'anuti* ism has not yet a© ©umploiely taken possession of tho Northern mind, that a firm, decided, unit***! de mand us our rights, Will foil to arrest onr ufie mitta in thoir attack# upon u*. If, howuvor,such a course un >ur pert should not stay the torrent of Northern fanaticism, the sooner we know it, . und prepare tu incut it by a sterner remedy, the better for us. During the session of the ConveatkfU.Mr. Yan cey made owe of Ills best speeches; and when I .-my this, you will under.-lund that it whs a great spuuoli. It wu# great iu its tlmrough analysis us tho ipicstions wlinji new engage the public mtad ; and not )e*s great in thu fervid eloquence with w hich h© painted tliu wrongs of thu .South, or thu kold** with which he insisted upon her right#. Mr. Y xnoey holds a (dace in Lie heart us Alabama I which lie inner attained before. He Is thu first man m our State, aud. iu tho power of bis iutvl lect, and tho devotiuu of hi* soul to thu interests “l'tiy* country, bu hn* no #u|>crior in the I'nieu. Had such men ns lie filled our Federal Council* for th* lost (wcniy*lD *• yours, the South would have sustained a very dffereut relation to the I'nion tO-daj. Wo should have been not Us# titan wo are, in tho minority, but wv should Haro maintained that position of equality iu tho Gov ©rnmuiit, which ilirt Oomfrittitten was intended te preserve. Right would have taken (he place of eumpruutUj, and to day, thaposltion of the Pputli would have been prouder, nud Ute boutla of thu Vnion would haxu been stronger. Thu Delegate* from thu Stute at large, to the t’Uarlu>Um t'ouvuntiou, all ludung to tho State Right# wing us the Detnooruev sod a large major Ity of those from the District* belong te th© same nuliooj. Th© Delegate* at largo nr© ; F S. I.y**u, ofAlaivtigo ; A. U. Muck, us Mo bile | D. \V. lUiuo, of L*>Wndes; W. L. Yauoey : of Mentgotnvry; J. A. Winst.m. of Sumter; L I*. Walker, or Mailitou ; H. 1). Smith, ofLaudor dale; -L. W. Lawler, of Talladega. Among the District Delugate* are many of the alduat nud suuuded Southern Rights men of the State. Th* ©tauter* are almost to a man, out nud out rcpruMuutativos of the principles avowed in thu platform, and will bear aloft In tho coming eon- standard of a pun* and unvouipr-nuisiug State Rights creed. They are a* fidUowst For the Sluti ol Large* it. Hubbard, of Lawrence, and T J Morgan, of Dallas. Alternates- K D Tracy, of Morgan, and W Ji Chamber#, of Barbour. Ift Dun—J S Diokinaou, of Clarke. Alteruute TU Irby, of Dallas. 2d Dist—K S Shorter, of Harbour. Alternate -U A Herbert of llutler. •hi Dist— C A Battle, **l Macon. Alternate- - S Murphy of Montgomery. 4tb Diet—l W Garrott, of Perry. Alternate- B\ Ramsey, of Sumter. sth Dist.—K D Lindsay, of Franklin. Alter nate -R N Walden, of Morgan. fith DUt.— Nick Davis, oi Madison. Alternato —A M Uilatou, ofßloiuit. 7th Di*t.—J D Martin, of Talladega. Alter nate— R W Cobb, of Shelby. 1 hope you will publish tho platform which the Cowveßtion adopted. 1 wuut our fnuudo across the Chattahooebee to eve what Alalmma Democ racy meant, and 1 trust that when your own State Convention assembles it will prove that State lines make uv difference in our creeds. X. X* Z from Hie ft V. Journal nf rdmmalpe J*n. M. In c'q>ying the #nnxe*l urrich from the Rich tumid (/a.) Knquiw, w© tek? *.ocaaien so say without the koowtadge of Mr. Ffowart, that b* wfi# one of the staunchest mete bora of tin? Coin milieu of thirteen wta> got up tho Great llnioi Meeting at the Musical Ac.*demy, und labored Jay and night te give it the nndrt iotepleUs suc ’ •*#. JJe wus also a meu.bur of the fcub-Ooin initie© appointed te dmft Kweolutioiiaf’ and was surpatM.-d by no oke iu bw /Ml for the Union, the ngbu of the houlh, and the Conautution in ah it# parts, ;*■ inter|rreted by the Court ol tb*. United btutes. Whoa *uh men ace denoan cod a# Blank IbqaihJic.uiF. there is n bur l clurlict for auy body but real Block Republican* and Abolitionist*. From the Hu hmor.d Knqnirer. A. T Stewart of Nrw loik illy. A* it i# no port us sound or Southern pulley tu do Htjuuiio* und wi’oug imfrviduala of fitste* ul the Nurtb, we take great nlcu.-iire iu puklisamg th© subjoined taller trurti Mr. Tbunuts R. Price, our well kn -wrJ and highly rosjsdud Wlow iu /un, in defense of Mr. Stewurt from the unjust calamine* of the New York curre.-puadunt of the Mubilu “Regiet*r.” It I# within the recoßi r finfi of ninny Virgin iao*. that th* pHi-ulty of Will Loin and Mary Cd lego lau-fy returneri nubiirt ucknowiedgatent, (broach th© coin runs of the “Enquirer,” In Mr. Htewart for n huud*oiu d*maltan t tho re huiJd ing of that mstitnHbrf, and several of tho Virginia eburrthc* ba-v been recipient* ul hi# princely gifts toward# their erection und repair. Mr. Htcwori. was a prominent p#r r iuipaor io the late Union meeting at N*w‘ instnneef, evinced h Mound nnd just conservatism Umt luoritH, hhiJ we buii v© has received, aprojair apprueiation from Virginia. Wc have made, aud shall continue to make wur upbn the c<ai;bif,ed nnd ‘aSrociat'.'d hrootlr-tain of ihe North, hut, at tbe ruu time, tve ahorii be ready and willing so aoknuwiadge the up&jerva tiaiu of Northern iudivuiaai*, uu*l defend thuiu uguiiiNt u#)*er#ion# injurious to them, as iudivid nuls, nnd not benefiting dither tho Booth, or bur. instiltittona. Detmuading justice aud Boutbem rights, the Suittii sbuuhi atwuya bo prepared to do ju-Lico, an*l especially to individual*. Will the Register do justice by copying Mr. i’rico'# letter ? Prom the Knquirer. A, 7. Stewart of Hew Tork Mgftßtia EditJU# ;--My attention has been caller I to Hit attnek Upon Mr. A. T. Htewnri ol New York. Contained in tl*e oorruxpondance ol rite “Mobde Register,” and own men ted upon in olbur (southern paper#, charging among othor thing* that Mr. ntewnrt ia u “Tfraek Republican” who wauld give fen thousand dollars to aid the ) ©leatK'O of Mr. Reward to the I'resldettay. I As 1 have for your* beuit iu toLimsto personal relation# with Mr. Stewart, und well know his virw* in regard to that inbjeut, from frequent eonversotiou# and p*rri<-iilurly froto rvut let ter#, I beg k-iwu, as h Scathern man, to du the justice to Mr. Stewart te which bi conservative? and honorable position entitle# him. Tlnrly in Dei-etaher I vohiplaittud to him of tb*- uppiiicnt iu<ldkaaii(?e of the North on tb*: *ufr|*?l of the atteurpl to excite u user vile insurroetiun in oar Btfltu to which he promptly replied, stating that wo were justly indignant on t!mt subject, und that a# soon as the local etaot&m Wa over, “tho tuasica will mu\*> and give expression lu thir tool in gs, which will conviucu tteir dotuharn friend# that they will stand by tkoul and never desert them f und he added, “1 remember the nirttnorahlc wor>fo of the Father of hi# Lwrtutry— the groat, Uie good, the imm.wtaj VI abmgteu.-- HJ run iiuvur lidieve that J'reviduneo, wh<* lias guided u# so long and through *n-h a lybyrintfi. will withdraw hi-* protection iu the prew-nt ert ##.” Tlu* Hnion of ihure fmtw.l htuic# *it 1* maintained and preserved, and Handed down to i all future generation# of men,” * j Alter the Union meuiin/ btrd been held, Mr. j Stewart, under date us tb© 2bth December, ud- I dressoil mu th# following; j “As I assured you m tuy last, a great meeting j -the greatest over known here- vr held I,**/ I evening: 7,t>o imddn, lo,0(Hi, says the Journal j of <;omutoro, ouUldc, uud ovurjr where uuUoun- I dad eutbasiasßi. “The n iolntirtn# of tht? m?uffng claim ffonsti tutionnl pvoteetlon for your institution, dsnouure agitation n# eonirnry to plight!d laith, and up prove of your ffrmuuxs in duly punishing the luu troiw>u. ‘‘For the time Io my Hfo t gave nerwotfal attention to ©neb Step in tho progress of thu tuuut ing, including the resolution# which 1 assisted iu prepare and rupqrt. * f'ouiwtrvaijvu 4i eu must meet in all aeotlon# and unite to give effect tc the c-nrtru#Ml-r© in be hoM’of “Justice and Fraternitywhteh has l*euu arouse*!, to streiigtbeu, I hope, thu bond# which unite us together.” .’crimp* uothiug will more elonrly show the trnn position of Mr. Htowart than th**#*- rw*oiu lions which he HittsH*#tMtu<l te prepare and report. Alter a preuiiuide, setting birth the coin promise of tho aonstitutiou and various controlling act# of CungroHs; thu following was resolved: ttKaoj.BTIU.X#. Therefore, lio it M—uleetl, That tb Union tliut* formed, oonati tilting, os it <Ues, thu elpsesL must delicate and important relalion tlhat can exist butwuen ©run muntties of peopta, <lemiitid# fruui each juxrt. a warm uud earuust consideration tor the saloty, prosperity npd happiucts us the other; and that tyhatavur put toy tend* to subvert tbeao ends, i# bosiile to tlie true spirit of tho eompoct. That the Conutitmiun, thu Treaties, the Law# f Clio Lnitod Status, and the judicial decistuiu Umreupow, rycugnizc the iinditutiutt of sluvury as legally uxisting ; nnd that M is our duty, u# go*d eiure-n# of u common government, In good tuilli to stand by that Constitution, thueu Truwtta , those J.aws, and the ducistons of that final arbiter of all disputed poiuts, the Supreum Court of the Lnited Status. Thai inasmuch os thu proceedings of the Con vention winch framed the Constitution, were brought tu a stand, as aj-|*ears in the declaration of Roger flheriuuu, *uu of it* most dislinguisbed author#, until a eutnproaii#© wu# agreud to, on th© various proposition* rclntiugtn Duinostie *tu very, which compromise embraced : A rc.HtrietiuU ou the power to prevent tho im portation of slave* prior to 18M, A proviuiou binding on earth Btafo and Apsi the Uui“n te surrender fugitive* from survive. A rcpruM-ntstuin in Con grew*, branded ut part on tbreo-tifilm of tho slave population. Aud a guarantee to protect each Btate against dofucsii© msarrecHon. Thus providing, under th© C'i naUtettan, far the Introduction nf slaves fur a 1 united period, ami tar thu iirteceUun jf the system; therefore, U i* the duty of ©very citizen and Statu sharing In thu grunt Ideseing* of tUat instrument, faith fully te fuIAN these (ddigatiou#. That we protest again*! ami denounce, a* con trary Hi the pltghted tailU >u which (fie Consti tution whi cstuidishiul, nil act#, or iuflsuipiuiory appeals, which intend, or tend, to make this Dtrteu loss perfect, or to j©*.j*ard or disturb its d**iU"#tic trunquility, or iu uuir the spirit wi hur umuY, rtuiupreauiiKi, and umrqspsjou upon which thu Union was formed by our father>. wbo# re? cords wo have ciUul. und whose legacies we have, iu thc.>*o compacts, Utw# aud adjudieatfou*. That wi ruguul thu recent ouliugt< at liar|*er’# Furry a* a eriiuu. not ouly again#l tho State of Virginia, but ugainst the tSiiou itself; uud w*< approve nf the tirmnese by which the treason b* Ik'cq duty punisived. That, in uur i-piuion, the subject of slavery has been too long mingled with party politic*, ami e the result ha# been the (’Tttufron of seettannl ;>ar fcioe, contrary to tb© advtao, tetter and upint of tho turwwidl address of tb© father of our common rmmirv—that, thuivfore, it D the duty of ulna ter#, farmer#, luanutueturers, merchant* *u-l me rtiianlcs, and of every oltisen, North ami Amih. K#t and West, n* di.-oonuteuauer all parfrv* aud urgauiaatiun# that thus violate the spirit us the Constitution au*l the? mlvuu us Wii-dii: gfon. * Them* resolutiou* breathe the true spirit, ami completely show the wrung and item* to Mr. Ftewurt, whose pohitlou of (Yieudship to ward* us ought to-uxeUipjt Imn trowsueh attacks. I trust 1 shall pot he deputed obtrusive iu inakiug this statement, which I make enlirvly un uy own responsibility. THOB. R. BRICK. -rato— DkATII <p UlsriNM IMIKl) Mxnuv The New York Uurwbtdcuiiaiuratua <uoung tho great and good of the world, who have passed from life during Uie last iwaive months;. W. JI. Awslri ami Washington Irving, Wright name.'* in American literature : flute# Choate, an eminent lawyer ; in Great Britain, lfullnui, the historian. Lady Morgan, Dr. Lurdtier and De- Quiitey; in Frwnoe, DoTneqttvville, tbo able eontuieututar on the Democracy oj Atflurina, while the whole world ha* teat the eostuonolitan ge nius uf'Alexander Uuuib*lJt. The list *4 Rar*'- pedn statewuieu has been dimiahdied by Uio name *t Motturnieb, an<l scienuu haa lot two shilling light# in Hruuel aud Btepbcusou. lta ring iatdyoar. Judge Muson, our popular Minis ter at France, has (lied, and In the capital of that country, Mr. Walsh, one ol’uur oldest and ripest scholar*. CoHTt.iAsßxck Auaix.—-Th© Gatvton Nows of tho 14th inst. y: W© |laru fr*>in Mr. William Jonc#, who has just arrived fr'-rn Arkfcttan*, that h letter from Mr Graham, Bhuriff of Naec# county, n.w n tb© Riw Graude, bo# bccu received to the effect that ttertuias recrossud the river to this side, about thirty miles above Brownsville, with 30fi men, thus placing himself between th© T. 8. troops and Brownsville, and where there is not at pre sent any force to oppoeo him, Yfbwa hi* tetter was received at Crnu> Cbristi, Capt. Dntton immediately loft for tne Rio Granite■. It is ru mored that t’apt. Britton hud received the com mission of Colonel, with authority to tako com mand of the Texas Uauger# ou the Rte Graude. It is tb© solotnu thought connected with middle age, that life's business if begun in real ear nest. (OLrUfiffi, MffyDAVt 4AM ARI 23. IfiM. American f*uan. Variou* experiment# l.uvo been made during Ike past yeor to tret the value of tlifh fciHliffr. Iu some cirsep, doubt ires, partial failures ha ve born ruallxud, U> tio py#te.ih of manuring will s©- oeed in every qualify ot soil, under all conditions, of pwi.-ou aud culture. But in a great number of iaulaucu# Lira ucov* has been so marked and prt casionally, *b Htartling a# to deusuUfn all doubt of it# benefioufit agrucy. oa 9 of the ini*t s#ti*- factury experiments wo have seen reported te pre sented in a late numlntr of Ih© Southern FieUl and l-'i reside, Mr. J awes Gardner wriM'D’©** laju County. In tbis State, that four arreg of land maujifod with 10fi lhs. each of guano, produced, ©sod cekon ‘4tlßo lbs. Four Icfes having 2(W eab, pTo*lnor.d 711 W lb*. Op* o< re, tome quality of land, in the same field, without manure of any kind, yielded bUrt lbs. The additional yield, which wa* the pipdiMt of tke guano, on the acre# manured with 100 lb#, w as lbs. per acre, wbtl© on that which hud 20(1 lbs. the increase was with in a fructi u of 1000 lb*, pur acre, or about OOn pur oent. opon the invretinent for guano. Bucb fact# exujte th© attention of the planting com munity to this subject. With tb© assistance of this agent a general system of improvement could be inaugurated and jierfected. Tile planter could vent one third of his laad ©very year and *till make better crops rhiii he could under th© old system rtf pvrpetuu! exhaustion. Hi* worn owl land* would ho gradually recuperated, and foolish visions oi wealth and luxdry in ,the tar west would Beams to trouble hi* dreams. LonMana PulHlre. Nkw uiu baws, Jan. I#.—The (lovwrnor of Louisiana, In hi# message, rcoominuiwl* the Btatc to he preparwl to no set her staler States of the South in Convent! is, in cams of aertazu eoutin gfnle#. Ho tavor* legtelatire action in the ad option of retaliating law*, by iicurising and inflic ting agaiust northern good#, un til #ucb uominodittei are absolutely prohibited from bitruduction und ‘•hJ© in LouMaaa. Iu Uie House of Representative# a joint reso lution ha# linen parsed dociaruig that the Har per'# Ferry affair was an attack on the right# aud privileges es the South, and wit* rioerly evincive es hostility on the part of the free erates Hot alone by tha murderous acts committed, hut by the general sympathy tn it# favor which eu nuhzequaniiy exhibited. It i* also titular o<l that, the election us a ft teak Republican to the ofice of Pr ret dent of the Uni ted State*, will 1> a good and *u flic font caose for a dissolution of tbe Union. The Weekly Mali The first number of the Montgomery Weekly .Mail In it# uu large*] quart*/ form ha* reached Us. It hi a handsome paper, ably wdlted, and filled from top to toe literary and tuis ceilaaeou# matter. It ie besides, ooe us tbe taw opposition papurs which can find something good outsidu of it# own rank#, aud for Uils w commend it. In ibo uontesi for Southern Rights, there are enlisted few brighter or heavier blades thun ii# | own, and us long us its energies are devoted to this cause, W* shall Wish U sucres*. jr.QFTit* Kaqnkw thiak* that the senfrbfo way to chwk thu pruseni >y#trttii of plundering and thieving from file Goveruiucnt would b© to turn out th© “deutourafre piuudurur#.” Weil that, of coOrku. would Install the Black Republican plun liorrr*. D.*e* oar neighbor think mat the Gov erument could expect greater nn*ro? at tbe baud* of the latter < Surely, he if aot e erratic a* tu imagine that At# party cau ever have anything to do with the Treasury f Why the pc epic are un willing Pi treat it with th© management of thu Ouxik of # nU** l * tn the t’ulon! Triai.uv CojrsrmXTOte.—Th* legislature nf Virginia having authorise J a *peai*l term of the Circuit Court for tb© cuimty of Jefferson. Judge Barker has directed notice tube given that the term wifi be Commenced on the first day of Feb ruary next. It i* uudoratoed that .Mepben* and Hxzlett, two of tbe Harper’* Ferry conspirators, will then Im* tried. Minim## not reached at tbo lost regular term la also tube dispatched. Coni in’ Axk*—The luaitufuuttirvr of there* axe# i* said to be a rotten abulitioutat. Let Southern Merchtufta inquire. Ot ttino orr ia tua Kioht Wav.- If our fac tor# generally, says the Charleston t'onrief, re ceived sttoh instruction* and direction* a are con tained in thu notu below given, our merchant# aud importers would soon epe* channel# for petrdy and certain nirnmnniciuon with all foreign hot ft icudly marts. Thu following letter will explain itself; CoM'waiA, Jau. I.H. isrtO. Me—re. Cturk*un if- May- (Jrutlecaun t You on 1 hereby autli.Tired and dir©cte*l not l> pur ©hose auy art tale* ordered by iu from a north nu Am Hire, u|- from uuy |>ur*oii uonneetud I herewith.— The order ta given publicly, iu the hup© it may lutluenm* otkur#. Respectfully yours, THOMAR B. CLARKSON. A as mi AuT OK v.Asr.s or Tho Charle ston Moreury of th* 17lb instant, gives on ab stract of citsei derided at Columbia, S. C., at the May term, IrtiF, by J. 8. H. Richard#or<, State Reporter. Among them, we find the fol lowing, having reforeooefto Georgia legal inter ests; In th© ©as© of Fretwell v*. Xeal, third point made by tbe Court in a* follows: ff. A judgment iu Georgia against an executor a* enueutur, te bo levied us the good# and ohat tel* of the testator, foaudud uu u debt contracted by tbe Executor alter thu death of the testator, thougb irregular according to (be course of pro cedure iu tho Senate, wuj, under tbu Cowstitu tinn aud act .f L'ongrc**, he r*p©ctvd by the oourt# of thi* State, a# u valid judgment; und a sal© under it or the goods of the testator will he upheld. •i. A sheriff's sale us a negro, made in Georgia, to Ifoto, proved hy parol, without pro<hiutfon m the execution us the return of tbe sale by the Sheriff. Mr. Pv4a op Alxbana—Comi'mnsstarv.— The following tribute to tbe talent* of the above gentleman we take from tb© Montgomery MaiL It* justira will fra ocknowtadired by all wbo are acquainted with the subject of tbe c aiuuut.— .Mr. bu* Wu a leading spirit in th© South urn Right* party of Aluhumu, ever sine© it#‘ori gin, and we cannot doubt h* may do iu Congress wfil vindicate hi* ©laim tu that positieu. We have not *eeo Mr. Pugh's late speech, hut our letters irom Washiugt *n divlarc that U tally u#uiu* his exulted reputation; “A week ago, wo learn, Mr. l’ugh mode a vary grout speech in the ltoitec. Tbecoiniuefidation* of it lead us to believe that It was one quite up to the mark of hi* great ability, ‘We shall look for it with eager no##- -indeed, it may oven now bu here —aud shall uut fail to give utir readers “a spico us its quality.” If he has Jon© himself justice, it is the greatest * speech ever delivered iu Congress by nnJAlahamiati; for, except Mr. Yancey, his peer tivVcr went from thta Bui; and at tbo time of Air. Yancey’s membership, thert was ho them© before tbe country #> cotnuuuHiiug and #u ealeulated tu draw forth the full’ strength id’a inau of intellectual power, a# th* presort ju lit lent condition o/thr Ameri, un f’nion. Whbuc tux Cum Wkatukr Comb* rnou.—.* During tbe port year the Siuithstmian Institu lion, through it* extended system of meteorologi cal übservatioiis, has beeu enabled to make sum* very curious invostigntium! respecting the threw memorable cold days us January, I>YV, which have ahuost found a parallel in th* weather ex perienced the past few weeks. It was found that the ©old of the three days, above mentioned, swept over the country like n wave, coming down !ruin the Arctic regi>n* and first entering the territory of the Doited State# at the extreme northwest, smong tho Kooky Moun tain*. It was experienced in Diah fuuit throe day* before It reaehml the banks of the Northern Mmiaslppl, aud was heralded by telegraph at MhnWfefta, same two day* before it reached Washington. At Buffalo, it was some hour* in advahe© of Boston, and was felt un the Atlantic Ocean, where it appears to have disappeared.— Thta ©old wave also swept South In a most re markable manner, and progressively appeared iu Florida and other Southern Stefas, and Mexico, and the la#t pulsation*, as it tiled away, in tbi* directions, Itring experienced iu Cautrai America, aud arnoug the ‘Yeti iudia lilaudi. Taken all in ail, it WO# one of the most jreunifkable iuete**fo - pbbrioiuena over noticed, and the tact#, collated *e’UJ tu prove that, tbe originating im pulse came fr-m th© extreme tiurtffweftkm por , ti.ms of tbe Anverioon Coot toon t. From tbn Richmond Knqutrer. Mertlng ot Ppcuidrnt# of ffourbern Hallreud** , Thu iniUersiftned, President* of the ♦ prion* faiD rooii oumpaniu# in ihe Statu us Virginia, deeir i.ue *f relH*viug thu Southern road# us tbeir de pendence upoi. UieNurth, aud convinced that the great concentration of capital in their hands, and foe amount of supplies annually required lorthuir n#, will enable them to accomplish that object if action eun bu secured,, respectfully in vite all tbe Southern railroad* to incut with us in . cpnHultatiou at Richmond uu the 28tb ■l*7 *rf ifobruary, iHfitt, to consider of the means by which we ©uu best kccutu, cither by direct im portiiUon or Futuliuru nuuufacturu, the equip ment# u/nl .'tipplius f r the ue us the Sonthern Railroads. E. FOUNTAIN L, President Virginia Centre! R R Cos. ALBX. DID LEY, Rreeidcnt Ktchinund aud York River R 11 Cos, P. V. DA.NIHL, Ja^ I’reiudent lUohinand and Fulersburg II R Cos. john robin McDaniel, President Virginia andTunne#!*©© U K Cos. /OHN . BARnOI’R, President Grange and Alexandria R R Cos. TJIOB. JI. C.VMPBKLL, President of the RuOth-Shl© R U Cos. LRWIIS E. IJARVJE, President Richmond and Dutn “.\u R R Cos. US Wifi MePr.lv/I H, Precnfont Ateju, Let* i u and Hsmp. R R Cos. EDWIN ROBINfiON, President Rieh., Fred, and Potomac R RCc. IIHNHY IRWIN, President Norfolk and Petersburg R R Cos. W.M. T. JOYNES, Prcrildcnt Petersburg R R Cos., Petersburg. Klertlun of a Block Republican President, -Mr. PlUmore'N Vim*. In a ftpeecb delivered at Albany N. Y. in Mr. Filloiorebeld the fnrto wing language in rela tion tu the above event ; “Ret #ir, what ttr see ? We w© a political party preccw ■ ott- lumdldate* for the Prcridcncy : und Vice Pveraßicy, aulected for tbe first tiara J from thu tree .States alone, with tbe avowed pur pose >d electing three oondidate# by Lhesufirage* of one part of the Cutaii only, to rule over th© whole ('cited States. Can it be possible, that those who are in *ch a meaurc cm, have wrlMiiy reflected upoa tbe which must iuevitahly follow, in vase us suecees Can they have tbe ran<Jtun** or tbe folly to iwlitvo ti.ai our Ronthern brethren would sabmi: to he govern*! by such a Chief Yfogiirat© > W nld he bu required tu follow tbe same rule pres-rihud by thoßo wb > oLctud him, iu tuuking bisappuint utento; If a man living .South uj’ Mumuj A Dix on’* line be not worthy to Y*c President r r Vice President, would it be preper to select one from the same quarter a* one of bis Cabinet council us lu represent the nation sp a foreign country . Or, indeed, to united the revenue, or administer *li© law* of the TfrHted fitate* ? If not, what new rule is the President to adopt in selceting tuen for “Cce, that thu peopte ffcemselve* discard in se leutin£ him ? These nre furious, but practise! question*, and in order to aptireeinte them Pnlljr, it h only necessary to turn tbe tablee upon <mr selvee. Ruffrra©© tlmt the fiouth, having auisjuri ty of tbo electoral votes, should declare tlrat they wofllff oeff have slayefioliter* for President nnd Vie© President, and should clout nrhby their ©x elusive suff rages tu rule over u# at thu North. Do you think th uw© would submit to it? Nu; uut. j for u ruornciit. And .lu you believe that your ! fionlhurti l.fut'hreii are less sensitive ou this nib-, juut than you are, or less jealous of their right#? : Ts you do, let m© i*U jam that you ure uiuraken. j And. therefore, you nra#t # that if tfai# section- i al party succeed#, it footl# inevitably t> tbe du xtruc-tiuD of this beautiful fabric, reared by our : foruforhers, cemented by thoir blood, and be ! qucartied to ae as a priiteless Inhumane*.'’ ArTKMpt ro Rtkai. a Faithvi l Bebvxvt. A slave named Petes, belonging tu Wm. #. fiiuhh of Ctuupbdl county, disclosed to bin muster a few days siuuu that an attempt was mu lo by a fellow named Crawford. An arrnngumunt we made, by which Peler was to feign a desire to go With Crawford tu a free State—bis muster j and a coupfo of friends being concealed pear thu | place of conference. When enough testimony j hail been elicited by the conversation betwovn (be negtu and Orawfbrd. Mr. fimith find their i friends sprune nut of tlieir eoncealuient and ar , rented Crawford, wbo is uow in Cauipheil county j jail.— Atlanta Intelliy, near, Jan. ltt. I MATBtaowtAi. Pri* it Ct rrkut—Brown's Ii l- I LKTIK.—“Thor© i# h wore lively demand for Cu ban# among thu holder* of I'auc.y DvDes. and *s ihe supply is lionfftd we tear that many who hav® refused t© oloe, n ©x pec ration of a rise, will be obliged to carry then stock too loug.'’ •Mr*. ll—-• ha# thro© young aud beautiful i misses who will be out shortly. They hare been j bred c#]ie**i illy with a view io tbe English tuai i kot, ad will, undoubtedly, commaud a high fig j ure. They wil) u<( be pnl in view, bnwuver, un j til after the advent us a cargo of Kngibh nobie i ,nM ‘. w ho are expected to arrive here m r..rch of I domestic Atucrioau stock.” j “Tbe Washington .Market will updt immediate Jly after tbo idootiou of a Speaker, fievwrai hol i iter# of fancy btud Blonde# ore going ou. wu i fount, with a view to opening negotiat i.*ua with membors us the diplomatic corps, should any of that body prove available.” “ Kitglmh Elder Sou# are buoyant.” “There te quite a fttir demaud fotr Southern Plaulert.** “Spanish I>*ms vary with tbeir age* ; tbe oldest j pay best, and are consequently much sought af~ j ter.” ‘ A umall lot of sixteen year old Brunette# went off last week tu city buyers, at moderate prices, but as the trUi*e#u* were limited, and no settle ment* were mode, the transaction i# hardly worth mentioning.” Htou Phiux of Nkuror#.—Our neighbor of tbo Itecordrr blows -oim whut over a .sale of uc gr.ws at Fparta, ou tb© first Tuesday in Jautuiry. Twcuty iragroe* averaged nine hundred and niae tocu dollar#. Our neighbor certainly did tiut v- Utud lira Milo in this county uu the sauiu day. The negroes of th© ©state of Jos. Uibsuti, deceas ed, were sold at the prices given iu our last issue, but thu ague were not then given. Twenty-live negroes were sold for twenty-tu thousand mi© hundred and fifty-five dollars! Au average of over ooe thousand dollars apiece. But what te more astontabiug. of the twenty five sold, four were* old nugruue, aud four children under three yuafs of age; Os tbo other seventeen, five were uinfor thirteen year* us age! Taken altogether tlii* i* the must remarkable sale of negro## we have ever kn.'wn to take place in Georgia. They were all field hand negro©*, and were sold at u credit of twelve months. Three of the boy*, livid bands, Bold for live thousand live hundred aid ten dollar* \—kill*dgtvUU i non. Tiia CaeotT Jh arx*.—lt i* estimated tbattb© present credit system of the coantry eosts more than the cut ire annual void of the; Federal Gov ernment. To prove this, a mercantile ugenry us New York bos Just published a circular, from wbirh it appears that the number of failure* iu the Pulled State* iu IBMI wo#'MM3, with tb© li abilities Hinouiititrg tu |64,jrt4,(NHl. The fitihtre* include only tbe largest; if we include the small faHnres tbe atuoutit would doubt less rise t lb*. OOO.HOO, th© NUount of ekpetife* of the Federal Government. When will thta runiuous credit system be abolished, or when will dialer# in all brauehe# of business ndopl the sound system ©.- raid tailed tu the cotton trade—at least hi far as tbe producer and the buyer so rt<wneroed -and muke every commodity a cash art iota? We be lieve that the chief reason why the South ha# been enabled to to withstand ovarnor ciai rev ulaious, that its principal staple iea cosh article. K. (* o,—The Baltimore Clipper of tho lVth say s it i# currently reported that * !an;e detach ment of thta extensive organisation left N. York * day or two ago for some port in Mexico, but with what intensions or designs is known only to tli© iuitiated members. A Now Orleaua paper says that several vessel* have been chartered by parti©#, during *he past taw days, fur purpura# known only to themralve*. Tbe chartering parti©* have loag been noted for their sentiments relative to the speedy eertupa- Uou of the effete countries to the .-fonth of a#, aud among them are to be found the name* .f some of onr wealthiest merchant* and most intiu tial statermen. There is omolhing in the wind, wc may depend upon it, aud whatever It Is. w© foal that it wiU b* for th# benefit of the fiouth. Look out fur a thunder ©tap before long,— Petr reburg Frees. Th* servant of a Prussian officer un© day met with a crony, who Inquired how he gctaloxg with hi* fiery master. “ob, excellently f ” answered th© servant; “wo live on very friendly term*— every morning w© beat each others coals, lie take# hie dff to be beaton. and I keep mine on!” “What is the moaning of a back biter?” asked a parsun. at a riuuday school examination. This wu# a puzxlu. It went down the class until it oarne tu a sun pie urclnn, who laid. “Perhaps it b #:’ tstronomlrul ana PblloM>pblrl Bata. TgatoiKAT sot.a it K- tn*HE or rim tiau IbfiO from Uie Loudon Photograph id Sewn Though |he total eclipse of tbe sun which is to take place this year will nut be vtalblein ling land, it will 1* accompanied by so many uitcra# ting phodOwena, that we think a brief aepeunt ot what those who may be mure fortuuately *|ta t*d may expeet to see will boos iutcra*t to our reader*, more especially those who reside iu ftrisieh North America, wbo will have on oppor> tuuity of beholding t*. and we trust, of obtaining a photographic record of the appearance* presen ted during i(t progres*. The ©clipae will com uiencc in California and terminate on tho bor dur* of tbe Red dew. Possiug along about the rtOth *legr of latitude, and quitting the Ameri can continent at Hudson'# Strait, it will cross tbo Atlaulic to the fipantah shore, and for #om> minutes itouiethuig like uue-iourth of Spain wil) b© in total darkness. Tb© shadow will eoutiau© it# course over Africa, crossing the Nile to tb© north of Dongoia, and finally,quitting the eurtb iu Ethiopia. During theeelip.-© lira planet# Mar enry, Vtnus, Jupiter aud l? a torn win bo risible* together, arranged’ in thu form rtf a rhomboid— .m occurrence ,-u rare that sow* centuries will eldpse l*e(re #o©h a speotoela can be witnessed again; rtniued, til© eclipse itself will be us a char uv ter that wtR be uuuquallisl during the present century. That England will take an importin’ part in reotwsling tuu ap]>uaraDce* presumed by thu pirariourena may bo assumed a# a matter ui cuuroe; ia (act there is no doubt that coutineuta! •araute will troet antirely to her for a description of the }ihuouiotiu exhibited at Labrador during tbe paMgeof tbe moon'* shadow over that #t tiuifr while, a# regard* Oregon, we know that there are a sufficient number of eminent aefrono mev# in tbe l iHteti fitate* tu feel certain that ev erything which can he done to render the ufotr various ooufr>lete trill be fully carried out. Thai however, which we desire mure especially te im pres# on those who may find themselves in th© putli of the ecliprt©, i lhs absolute necessity for taking photographs of the auu'n disk a* rapidly as povaihii: from it* commencement tu its termin ation, and more especially daring the few min utes of tf# totality, if an accurate representation of it# Mpfk arauce is tube preserved. Tbe human ey© i# an admirable inetrument, no doubt, but when we find that three person* looking at tho ami object, af she moment of some particular occurrence, rannof agree in their description of what wa# actually visible, wu are disposed to bc ’ lieve that greater reliance uun be placid ou tbu record writtflu by the occurtence it*elL than ou tiny necouut written by an individual. Moreov er. where no photography ,s employed te record the appears net* presented, tb© mind of tb© *#- tron mur is Wt turibctly frre to note tbe dray <>f voter, of wbi< u <egr art take# uo arcunnu— ; Unfortunately, there i* little chunc© of Englaiid i having the credit of producing the beet as it i*hardly tube ho|tud that our government will incur tbe expense necessary to <raud out the [ requisite apparatus io Bpain; it may tburufore be ; prerunted that France will have tbe honor of pru- Mmteng to our learnd soeurtie* proof*, showing j bow ua#ity she wouldaceeotpltab what w© ertu ! fddered iiuiiossible, or mit w<rth attomjding.— Wo aecd .-. arciy say (hat a negative ot the uu’* j disc, taken by an ordinary souse, would be of u<> j use, owing tu it# diminutive vise, &t> the distortion ! consequent up>n enlarging it sufficiently to pro | due® another negative, from which a photograph could he printed, Would render it useless a* a re cord of th© appearance# presented during tb© gradual passage of th© Btuon over it* aarfsce; bat we do nut think it would be at all difffoolt for aiiy amateur photographer to construct a very Minpla apparuU*.- tor raking photograph* of a F'dar disc of a tolerable six© und .-ufflcicut mm ©foiH*#* P> render them very valuable records of th© transient phenomena which may be expec ted. *tn aonx hkkschkt.i. ox var.ca.voKS axd xaetb qvakbb. At the Second general meeting of the Leeds | PlrUoscpbiciii and Literary Society, a valuable | paper, by Sir John F. VY. Huriube!l, on “ Voice . uua# and ihirthquak©*,” was read before Uiu members by Mr. P. OTiilloghau, one of tb* bun urabl© fforrotwrw*’ Sir Jonn aaui: It might ho usktsl whether there ; ‘frcudfal vifihtin# w#re not rent by the Almighty ; for sera© benefioeut purpura, r at all ©vent# that • hey formed part aud pareetot some great scheme ; <f Pr-'Vidential arrangement, which was at work [ for good and not for wvO ; and ha thowght that be *hnll be aide ro show tiiat tho Volcano and the earthquake were, in fact, no avoidable—he had •tetui #it necessary—imideut* in a Vast system >f action to which they wred th© very ground tbuy Ktoud upon-—without which neither man, beast Mr bird would have place lor existence, and the trctld be tbe bsbfftAttar. nf uotbmg but fishes. Uuulogy Ui light them that foot by foot, or inch by inch, and century by eeutury, the sea wo# ooo ► ta&tly ©earing away the land on every ©oast of | Euro jus, Asia Africa and America: and what the I ua was doing the river* were helping it to do. , There was power enough at work, then, and that power had been lung enough at work utterly to have cleared away and spread over the bed us tbe sea all present < vtiding eoutiaunt* and Wdand*, bad they b w n placed where they were at tbe erea tteu of thu world. Freta thta it followed that without some processor renovation or restoration to ran-, in antagonism to thta dceiruotiv© work of <>ld Neptune,there would sot b© remaiuivg a foot ••f dry laud for any living thing to stand upon. Thta proees* wu* found ia thu volcanoes and 0.-krlhquakex, and a* instances be refurred tu tbe elwatum ot the coast liueuf Chile on the lVth of November, whico was only one of mauy such previous occurrences, and t<> similar eleva tion of th- coast us Fut/.uuli, in Naples, in 18.18. i hi# wu the manner iu which Uiu earthquake did it# w<rrk. and it wo* always at work somewhere or other in th® world, not a day, perhaps, certain ly not a month, occurring without an earthquake taking piuce Earthquake*, however, did not always rata** the land—there were uuuibr!e*s in atMiicc* us pr*>iluciug depression#, hut they were exceptional ooeurreaws. It wo# not everywhere that thfs prares# ui uplieavalor subsidence went tvn by fit* and atari*. For itratanoe, the whole of f4eandmavia who rising out of the na at the ave rage rate of two feet fora century; but m ihta lact wa# uut *v evidently cunuectod with the ac tion of •>urthquak©\ he should say uo mure about It. AH (hat he wanted to show vu, that there was a great cycle of changes going un, in which the earthquake and volcano acted a very couapi ouou* part, and that a part wa# a restorative and conservative ooe. After entering very fully in to other parta of the subject. Sir John observed in conclusion, that iu the study of these vast and awful phenomena, they were brought into contact with the immense powers us nature ac ting in ©hedience to tbe immutable law# of the Creator, and however terrible it might be that twenty or thirty thou*and being* should be swept into eternity by the outbreak of a volcano ur an eartbquak®, it formed but the manifestation ul croafivo ju wer, and they Oouid ouly say with with the Facknist, “Oh ye fire and boat, blee* y® the Lord; praise Him and magnify Him for ever !” Southern Hlarra Northern Operative* If the terrible catastrophe which occurred three •lay* ago at Lawrence, Ma#sachu#eu*. bad taken place somewhere at tbe .South ; aud if, instead us throe bund rod white girl#, a* many negro idave* hod been crushed and burned, the whole of New En gland would hav© been horrified. The press of llu#tun would have shrieked with ago&y at the ©•oiteinplation of such a wholesale sacrifice of “human chattels :” Greeley, of the Tribune, would have written u leader, in hi# most pathetic vein, and proved with his accustomed logicaloleanie#*, that iiuaeee tumbling down and crushing three or four handred poop)©, wu on© of the legitimate result* us slavery, aud what he had Always fore M-en a* sura t<> happen: and all the she-mcn und lie women at tb© North would have joined in a chorus of denunciation of the South and her insti tution*, bcuause of the hoppeaiag of such an event. \V do not propose so retaliate upon tueui, but at the same time tb era are some fact* connected with this ©uiasirophe that should not be allowed to go nunutioed. The i'uaihertuu .Mill* wo* one of those xtensive e#.ubli#hm©tits where were employed some live or six hundred young women. Tb© building wa* crested for th© purpura for which it was used, aud was doubtless nut unby the rich capitalists who owned the mills, it must have been c melrueled on th* cb*a|>e#t. aud coura qucntly on the most insecure and dangerous plan, for we find it tumbling down from it# own weight, without auy external agency assisting in its foil. Thu# a company of the rich men of Massachu etu—ajtornou of those who wept at the wrongs done to southern slaves—deliberately expose# to horrible deaths three *r four hundred young girls, of their own color and race, merely to evade the expenditure of a taw dollars. uece#*ary to have made th* Pemberton Mill# recur® ‘ L# there a •outhora master In auy of the slave IStatea, wbo Would guilty of like fiendish cruelty ? Not eu©. And wiU hut New England philanthropy expend some <*f Us tears at the agony of those who wore inanglod at Lawrence? or have they wept them solve# dry over tbe nigger* ?—.V. O. CrteemU. h VI rt Blanket over the Philadelphia m*m gate a Meeting Penneylvania L'-gieltUurt. HARiteßt o. Jan. 1.1. Resolutions approving “the firm and UignifieJ courti# pursued by tht Penn*) Ivaoia representa tive# iu Com grass wbo have opposed tho faithless and corrupt Notional Adminutratfoa i D the pro tracted contest for speaker,” and declaring that Pennsylvania rctaaiu# true to tbe Constitution and the Union, treating the threat# of disunion with contempt and scorn, passed th© Senate finally by a vote of lk to 11. They also passed to a second reading in the House, by (so to 31, apd were road a third time. Pending a discus sion on the third reading, tho House adjourn ed. J£#*l4 i* said that a girl at fthoeburyness Was struck dumb by tbe firing of a cannon. Sine© tb©u ii uuiubor of married num have invited the artillery to come and discharge thwir pieces on their premise*. LATER FRO! EUROPE. THE 111 VI.AIIII V Cotton Market Fumer Hauvax, dan. 14, 1860. The s team ship Plungariun has nrrivud, bring ing the rtme dui©.’ a- ifjore bruugbt by flu* New York, and afro one doy later, Tbureduy. Dec. 2V, from Liverpool to Qwi®Mtop by tdvgruph. COMMERCIAL. Liverpool (Jem, at Mntkrt —FI OUT firm.— Wlmat advancing. Cmn steady. Coflee steady and Rive quiet. LATEST. Livrwr'toi., Thursday. Itec. of cot ton to-tkj fl,b(M ludes, of whu*h spccnlafora nnd oisurtef! Nu.ii l,urtu bale*. ’ihe market was liighti) firmer. Brearfociiff* quoted steady. London Muney J/tirfrl.—Cußlol* at© quoted at for account. GENERAL NJCWfci. Tbe BMtop ot Grlcans, France, la# written a violmi! reply to tb© puiaphh’t by About, ©litit td •The Homan ijmtrihin.'’ Additional b) (brt Hungarian. Uai.ieax, Jon. 24.—New evidenco* ar© daily traaepirug so show the interest felt by England in Central Italian Affair*. The Duuubtau prinsipaliftee are about ecu true ting a large loan from France, under theguurun tera us Russia and Prussia. Intelligence hoe been received from Hong Kong to tbu 15th November. There wu# but little doing. The Ghlnera were mostly engaged in their preparation# for dci©nc. Confidence raciued to bo increasing in Jupan toward* foreigner*. There are indWatfon* that the trade with Chi na will uut n© interrupted by the uiiticipated war. Affair* at the Farta Hours® sunned unfuvors bfe, although Ui© dwrtnuntj were very active. Count Walcwski says tbe late pamphlet on “Tb© R<unib Quo; tiri > r shall net b ronsnb r ©d by tbe Eur<'|>©iin ( “irgrcas. London, Tue.xury Night, Dec. 2S. Tbe Eng lish fund# are umiur asiigtit ©ebpse, and tb© Pa ri# Hours© is ia the ©am© condition. The Fans Pays says Uto late patnplct on the Rwm tab policy d*u* not pr •pu#t tu deprive the Pop© of legs tfona, ajidproci turns the necessity of main tain ing bin temporal power. It is denied tout luu Pa)aJ Nuneto Is about to visit Puns. bHic Ne#h.—Arrival© from ChttrWstoi.—the Camden, at Liverpool, and the rapid ai Ful luouth. From ib© rh omul, at Liv erpool. The Slop I'otomaa from ltal'.ini'ru, foundered at re ~ after a collision whh a steamer. The crew were saved. i t KOPA. Thu steam rl. ip Earopa lm* hi rived, bringing five days later sdriew from Livcrfatbl, Aales *f 46,tide tralra. i'rico# easier, but qoo tatiuas unobat*god. .Market (inn. Middling Mo biles tJ ;i 4 d. Manchester aifvicrts favorable. Consul* tso 3 i to Ha ‘q. Additional by the Europa. t ommivrut Mrw* Liverpool Cotton Mufi-wlt —The , cir cular rufMrrrsib© sales for five day* gt 4(,tfod t.ufrs (this was Chriesmaa *vb ) of wbieh PUial-m took j. 060 and uxporter* f.OflO bales. Owing tu the holy day*, tho market wu-* swmcwbal rn.gu lar. Dnce- were; easier but quottai<>u* uttchting ed, and flic market closed with firmnes*. tf* Friday the sales wore fi.Uffft bales. Hobfor* offered freely, but uviocud no deposition to sales. Th© auth<>ri*yt quotations were : Fairrirlcad* 7 ! d. “ Mobiles, ; : : : 7 ‘d. u Cpiands, ; : ; : 7'„d Mid. Orleans, : ; : : f> and. u Mobiles, ; fV‘ 4 . “ Upland*, bo quoLatfon# received. Tbe stiu'k on hand iu Liverpool wo* Ifo’.ttOti halos, of which .10!,4tip wur© American. hea. rnl New*. It wah rum >red that th© withdrawal of the Pop©’* Nunaio from Paris, has iurau officially de nied. Lord Maranloy, the historian, died recently, after a fortnight# illuens, of a tliecase of ihe heart. Th© Pori* Hair*© foil the previous week on© per ceulum, but partially recovered the decline, and closed at fiy-.ltt. Th© date of the tuwtiag of the European Con gress is *uii doubtful. It was vaguely reported that Austria, Spain and Naples wilt not send Plenipotentiaries, unless the Pop© ia represented. Russia reject# the programme advertised iu the pamphlet “ou the Romish qiMsiioii. w It ia rumored that there are difference* of opin ion* on important questiou* iu the Frcueh Cabi net. Addition>tl tienvral AV>r: A system for the free ewigrati u f Coolie# bo# been organized between th* British agent and th© Chinese authorities at Cuatou. IVt.tOSAVOV. Better Feeling in the Cotton Market! TKMCSi) I TO AOT ll t. Atoi sta, Jan. IKtb. Ihfio. The flteaunship Anglo Raxen ha# arrived at Portland, bringing Liverpool data* to the 4ih inst, tbe day of her .ailing. Sale# of cotton for two day# liqltflO bales. The tone of the market was steady, and h bet tor feeling prevailed. False of cotton un Thursday B,< m Imlu*. Tho market was firm ami udvauciug. Consul* unchanged. Ifldllloaal b> the taglo-sstuii Pubti.asu, Jan. 19—'fie sales of cotton it* Liverpool un Tueaduyund Wednesday, th© 3d A 4th, us January, were 1 J.ikmj bales, us which ■peculators am 1 exporter# U,k 2,500 bales. M aoch©*ter advices were favorable, but the trade was quiet; bolder* were firm and wore de manding advancing prices. Breadstuff* at Liverpool wore quiet but steady at unchanged rate*. PruvisHtu quiet. Vkrv Latxst.—Sale# of cotton <*n the hth S6OO hales at firm and advancing prices. General News There are rumor* that tbe preqrared European Coßgr*## will not meet, hut the rumors need con firmation. Tbi. Emperor Napoleon madu a pacific speech at the diplomatic reception on New Year'* day. The ship Congress, from New Orleans, fur Liv erpool, boa been dismasted in a storm. Recent #tortus on the English coast ha# caused much damage. Tbe #hp Brittania from Fuvannab, and previ ously reported, hod become a total wreck. Tho Captain and a prtfoa of the crew had been saved. The London Times, und ether leading journals, oonceive, from present indication*, that there will be no meeting of the European Congress. Abolition Gao. Al a Brown donation party, in Ashtabula Cos. (Thlo, the home of Joshua Gkhllngs, tbe follow ing blood ‘to’ l thunder resolutiou was unaui rcously peered. The Abolitionist# of that vicin ity evidently understand the art of blowing: Keen bed. That we do not lack the power to do rtakt in reference to slavery and slaveholder#.— We can out vote them, out whip them, and out fight them. Webareiuoro mea, more money, more learning aud more enterprise. We have more books, more presses, and more powder.— Wu have ni<>rv railroads, more manufactories, more shipping, and more bullets. Wc can mob as well, aud burn as well, and bully a* w©U. ami in case of on emergency there is KaiiHu*. Canada and Mexico, to say nothing of tbe Seminole* and slaves, and why should we be trampled upon by tbe cradle plunderers of the South. A millionaire, after hearing a moralist discourse eloquently for a length of timu on the pernicious influence us wealth, calmly replied. “You >peuk like an oracle, sir; but I have been poor, and am now rich, and of tbe two conditions 1 prefer tbo latter.”
