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THE SAVANNAH REPIIBLM^fe '■ 1 1 " . m-mm P. REPUBLI ruiMipii* IV W. ALEXANDER * 00., - curM< o—RtrfrtJjg!* ,$* 00 . nno .$3 oo 3 oo 4 oo a4tww^pwwMn»m..i II iummHIIn• • •••••• ••••*• Dally, in advance, for six months.... fti* Weekly, In advance, p«r xouum... wJSKln»!rinbly^dn»w.’.V.V*,*!, i oo Weekly,(clubprice,) 10cumcejor*^....13 00 SAYANNAlf. GAi Jfhmrtgjtojiliy 1 Iky Si.’ BY TELMRAPH FOB THE REPUBLICAN- rnn Unahlniieii. Warminoton, May W. The Slate Department tiae meet tod information, that Mr. Perry, nir Secretary of Legation at Ma drid, bu annouocod to the Spaniah Cabinet the acceptance by the United Statea of the propoeod arrangement of tho UUck Warrior affair. Tlio Qnoen of Spain haa signed tho Bcolcaiaaticnl property bill. ' Wiio'a majority in Virginia la about 0,000. Ills friend* am firing a salute of 100 guns at tho Cept- tol in honor of hia election. Acomao, Wlao'a P#?' *“ I FLORIDA CORRE8PONDENO * - W. Um <h>m lt» Au|St.!C»DPllultonkll.l.| 1 • oHk>ftMtM«k Henubllcu. I..I SlMirt. til.phon., Toomba and Thotn.l, (of Til. It. S. Caait Surw,-(l, of,ration, in FMr ‘ ' |S| •w SAVANNAH REBU BlalOAN. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 31. tt 66. ——™—Ajl. -waaiggaw—gaBgm-ppwgrjj. j-tu ttea&At&mmmlamstmm* 1 fW i. u.u.i m&m Glbati,) uMnawd tho people of tlt.i city. Monday { ito-llont race nl JaekioaviU,-Uncle San Do ovonlniJut. W. Hod'. ropon of Me. Stephen.' | ' /ealid-ttaihm, matliri in llorida, lie., f|c ■hPAPn II, the. III.II.. ..I ■■Mi.teileu fe.tHl.i IIIIIOll U I’ TUT. SOUTH. MtKTWo T5? col.UJanvs. Satvrday Evrni.hu, ,Muy VO, IHA3. Agreeably to provlouo notlco.'Au unusually large , .... ..... „• . , i . mimbor of our felldw-oUlaona, irrcauooilvti uf m|| : The l»llow|ng aummary of the proeeedlnu* u|h»ii which w ZTfir?* of yeetutday, from jacksonvim.*, MuHtlt, l®* 5 - * party ciinaldnrailohe, met at Touiporaiiou Hall j tl»«* tl»t»«l point will show wt|ai la tho policy ol .. a, ^ ° f ° ,p " ln * • . J The oorpe connected with the Coaat Bortov, and n n motion, Wm. H. fltoehell. K„,, «„ called ! * ^npo?uiitd7™.w!, o iid%ffi\h'r«n , oj, «j*» "i"' 1 -jssrShSa r°, stiMEJhrr , ‘.f ii !\ e ? "**■ i •sgsgteauga hta retlromont front the oattvasa in tltla dlairtot,! J , P®raHng In thia river, are about bringing tnoir, 0 d to Act a* Secretory. 1 ho object of the meeting i iiuoi proiH..»d that in« Minimus hi It was hlafear of being boaten. For himself he waa Inbora to a ololo. Thu schooner liaasler, on** «*l ( being explained by the chairman, • , key should In ito firm iihiam- im rt..... I“»*** ! «* «•»•!«• •>< a«nj.. n. .I,.ci,.1,.! flttwes .... . . . The document* rolnlivu to the Vienna Confer- |) r . Bushwhacker |..ld»d hie napkin, drew it once Imvnbuon laid before Uiu Brifialt Parliament, through tho silver unit. Did tl on the uhle, fold'd 3W*.»•«* M. ja•KS.ojjkj.si.ato|Jj; , ; COWMBRCUI. BK4 0IIII. NAVAKKAII tlAKHI r. Waesaietf, g t p „ WrTT* tN—The aele* ^ ’ the fnllnwini pA/ilodie»,; u si io ien,«Mie^,tr«e»ii.N7s t ,i H . ^ pftrv^ WHetlr.-W fl/fft (Ml,, f,,„, , A Mlw#| * 1 earth, but to do wrong. Of that he was afraid j but of being beaten, he would'm give n fig fur a man who wae not.willing to bo boaten in dofonco ol what he belleyed to be right. Ho had comb there thon. he eatd. In rcepnnao to various calls, to announco that he waa again a candidate lor Con- 8 rc*a from this district. Nominated, enid he, not y any two>thlrda rule, but hero upon this aland I nominate myeolf tor Congreee Irom the Bih Con* greaaional dtatrict." The length of tho apooch proventa us from lay ing it bolero our rottduts,n circumstance which wo regret tho leas, aa It embrnccapretty much tltoBam® ground n* that occupied by Mr, Stophotm in his ro- cont letter. A portion of hia remarks was addreaa- cd to the reviewers who have commented upon 111* loiter. Accenting to the Constitutionalist, *• Mr. Stephen* concluded by saying that a, ro* viewer of hia letter had said hia late letter would prove Ins political winding-sheet, li the people of the Hth Congressional District so willed it. ho was ready to go down to his political grave, (n doing county, gave Flournoy a majority of 110. Carlisle, so, there was only «>no winding-sheet lie preferred Know.Nothint.ia probably elected to Congress above.all others to be wrapped urounUhim. lhnt ainoc, as 1 learn, lo make an examination of tho , ntn appointed as a commlttoo tu draii and harbor of Fornandinu. Tho two ul|tor aolioonere ! sultnhlu aulijeoi matter fur ihu consideration oVthu —tho (Juthritt and tho Johrf Y.' Maantt, are atill j meeting Know*Nothing, la probably elected to Congrose from the Kanawha district. Now York narkst. • Naw York. May 3tl. On Tuesday Cotton advanced 1-4; Middling Upland* are quoted at 11 1*4. Tho Flour market it unsettled Ohio 10 a 10.37, mixed Corn 103 a 107. — Charleston .Unrkrt. Charleston, May 90. Cotton.—Four hundrod and liltv bales woro •old to-day at 9 to 13 1-9—the bulk of the sales at 10 3-4 to II 3-4c—only 33 ol the Poulin brand, e fancy article, wero sold at 12 l-'ic GP^Tho steamship Augusta, Capt. Lyon, ar rived at New York, Saturday morning at 6 o'clock -all well. tS7"J. M. Cooper & C«»-, havo laid on our la- bio tho Juno number of Putnam's Magatino and Household NVoria. tSTWo observe that Mr. Michael F.. Papy. recently connected with the printing department ot (hie office, has taken charge ol tho Ancient City, published at St Augustine,Fla. It gives us pleasure to Ditto the rising fortunes of our former employee. His praotical knowledge, his indus try, and hit loyal devotion to what ho considers j just, as well as to hia friends, fit him for the post- [ lion to which he has attained j Savaunah now has two pradieal printer* in Florida, who havo risen to the position of editors j ^ *ho Cny^U atcli of New \ork and proprietor*: we allude to the editor ol ihe * • Jacksonville Republican, who sorved n faithful apprenticeship in this office, nnd the editor of the Ancient dtp, who has just loft us f.»r St. Augus tine, hil native city. Wo congratulate them upon their success, and the people of Fl >rida upon tho acquisition ol two such worthy citinna. Tlio .Heeling In Coluinbne. Wo would direct attention to the proceedings of a meeting ol tho men of all parties, held in Columbus, Saturday evening last. It will bo seen that tho meeting recommended, that neither of tho existing parlies in (Jcorgia shall hold a convention to nominate a candidate lor Governor; but that the Peoplo shall send up delegate* to Millcdgc- tttle, on the 4th of July, for tho purpose of laying down a platform, upon which all panics may Aland, and selecting a candidate lor whom men of all creeds can vt«io. The object of the meeting is most praiseworthy. If the whole South could be brought to occupy the same position, we might then hid Uufianco to uur enemies. But can this be done f Is it practica ble, even in Georgia 1 Wo must be permitted to doubt it. Tlio revelations of the past two weeks lead ua to tho unpleasant conclusion, that tlm peo ple of Georgia wero never really more divided than they are at this very moment. Thu letter of Mr. Stephens, thn bitter denunciations of the American party by thu' Johnson press, ih« pro- ccedings even of tho Democratic mooting in Co lumbus, held only a fow days before that ol which we arc now speaking, all satisfy us that ilia coun ty is not yot prepared for tho political millen nium so patriotically urged by our friends In Co lumbus We shall, however, offer no opposition t« the policy recommended ; on the contrary, wethall be glad to see it carried out to a successful consumma tion. was the Constitution of Ins country. Next to that, he desired no better wmdmg-ahcot to bu wrapped around him tliHU the principles ol that letter, ami he wished Ills epitaph to be, "Hero lips olio who never deceived a friend or betrayed oven an ene my." Tho Cona'itutionalist adds: "Mr. Toombs was then called for and respond ed in a most eloquent and impressive speech nnd in his happiest manner. He fully coincided in Mr. Stephen*' sentiments and utiorud a spL-ndid oulo- gium upon tin* principle* of American liberty, civil and religious—up.m tho noble feature of re ligions tolerance wlm-li characterize our iustliu- tiuna and the wise policy ol inviting to uur shores foreign emigration. " Wo regret our space will not rnahlo us this morning to givo a sketch ol bis very mteroeiiug speech. "Mr. Thomas, of Klbert, responded to loud calls for him in a few appropriate remarks, which wore well received, after which tho meeting dis persed in high spirits, and in good order." The Constitutionalist represents tho meeting to have been very largo and enthusiastic, some two thousand persons twins* present. Llierarr Polices. Wo are indebted to the publishers for tho fol lowing work, laid on our table by Mr. B. S. Bib- ley: The Watchman. By J.A. M. Now York: II. Long Ai Brothers. The author seeks in this story to givo some ac count of the experience—the trials und hardships, the life and death—->f an old and well known mom- All the characters introduced are said t<> bo roal, with one exception. The moral inculcated—that eventual micccni awaits the efforts ol those who earnestly strive to do their duty—goes lar to redeem tho work for the charge of being insipid. Tlio following wuikshavel>eenreceivodthrough Col. Williuma: Literary a.nd Historical Miscellanies By George Bsuuroit. New YorkHarper Ac Urn's. This elegant volume, which lacks hut little to ho a perfect specimen of publishing craft, is com posed ol tho Cssays, .Studies in Gorman Literature, Studies in History, and Occasional Addresses, which have been produced by their distinguished author during a period of thirty years: the first essay, uppn Tht Ihcttiue uf Teniprrutnvnis, being d.rivd 1824, und the last Address being tliut which Mr. Bunerolt delivered before the N. Y. Historical Society in the autumn of 1^54. Tho*o compositions, production of .Mr. Bancrolt's h mrs of leisure stolen from the great work to which ho has consecrated off our town. The Intior, however, drop* down tho river to-morrow morning to taka in water pre paratory to bidding adieu, tu thia region lor tho present aoaauu. ThoGuthrlo will remain somo day* longer, probably ten Uaya nr two weeks — The work lor which this surveying party, w«ro despatched boro has not ho"it entirely finished, its, completion being postponed until the next winter instead o| being proaccutcd through the present warm season. Tho details of the operations of tho itireiMrensol* in tho ritrer aro not ol course ut my Immi; hut soundings have been ittado Irom ilm , niouih up to this point, tlio necessary obstirvaim^i ol tide* have been taken, and tho required irianuu- * latum* run. Our towus-pooplu havo duiived much tiluasuru Irein tho brief nrquaimnuco binned with thu ofiiccr* of tho survey, both citizens und corps having vied with oach other iu thn manifestation ; of courtages, from which havo sprung reciprocal, attachmoiiia and desire* fora luunwni of thn inter Col. John Woolfolk, Msj. 8. A. Wales, It. M. Gtmhy, Dr. Henry Lockhart, Wm. F. Lucklu, 8. It Amirtiws, Win Dougherty, Ksq. H. Y. Martin, L»<|. It. L. Mott, UaHi'l Rutherford, TltiHitaa () Col. Seaborn Jones, Dn 8. A. Billing, . Lot. Van Leonard, David J. Barber, .1 antes t*. Cook, H oi. limes II.dr, MaJ. Jno. if. Howard, Janie* A. Biadford, t'h.irb h < 'leglu.ru, , Joseph II. Hill, D.iuglsns, 'I ho committee returned niter a short ahsenco, and reported to tlio liicetuig lor its aeti.in, the fol low mg — fit famuli: anii ncsoLurioNa. Whureas, tlm biHtor)' ul the oast Inis convinced us, llinl'Wc whose interest and alb ciioii attach us to thu South, have nothing to hope, bqt everything to lenr, at thu hands o| thu existing pwlnieal ..igain- zutiuusot u*>u-«taveholdutK B’at"*. luun the spirit ol Aiuditiouism which, to a (urge and leurlul ex tent, pervades and controls ul| of them. And whereas, the nelipn of thoso States upon tho ques tion ol nlnvery, cmieluslVoly shows that a Inigo course at a future time. The nuine* ufllto ollioors j uomuiuii sentuuuit of hostility to tho inrtitutinns connected with tho restteetive teasel* aro as lol* I “I tho South. And whereas, the gallant hand of • \t u.... 11...1.,. —j . . «. j patriots within thoso Stales, who aio Iriuirus to tho low*. Mia>flrs Harrison and Haw Icy, of thu Ma- 8 oU tli mid laiililiil to tho Constitution, and whom •0115 Messrs'1 renchant, Huger, nnd MoCorkle, of we iciueiubur with gratitude, havo been routed, tho (Sutltrio ; and Mr. Lvans and——, of tho disbanded, and ulrunsi aumhilated—wo bolieVf tho H.wlor. Tha ii.nio ofiho oilier ol tho .m. w.mi'ly rc™(... ... ... I. o«k , , . , J l iion.r. and One I akty. iliuruiure, Im it Rc- solved— last vonaol I do not know. As tlio labors of tho surveying party wero last week drawing to a close, somuhody suggested the idea ol a Iniat rnenin presonco of tho liulo c'ip- per*, ns n very pretty alternation Irom tho prosecu tion uf "exact sciences" In which tho aquatic visi tors had been engaged. Thu owner of a sUiuior honic-ctnlt, a long graceful canoe, J. V. Cartue, L'aq , was fully prepared to try strength of muscle and licet lie** ol model, with uny boat lhnt would accept tho challenge, tuul it wa* soon understood that the MaNou'a small boat was to bo thu rival in tlio race. The trial came oil on Tuesday morning 1. That wo hold tlm American Union secondary in importance only to the right* mid principles it was designed to perpetuate. That past asiocia- tiun*, present Iruittoii, and liituto pn-speds, will bind us !<• it so long an it continue lo be the safe guard ol thnvo rigid* ami principles. 2. That tlio Stutu o| Georgia, m tlio judgmoiit of this meeting, will mid ought tn rc»i»t, even (as a Inst resort) to n disruption ol every uu whuh bind* her to tho I'ltiou, any action of Congress upon the subject «d slavery m tlm District ot Columbia, or in places subject to tlm jurisdiction of Coiigruss, inrnfnpntibio with thu snlciy, the iloineMic trnn- •piility, the riuh's nod honor of ihe slaveholdiug Mates : or any act *uppi«Ming llm slave trade be lu.t »l II n'ctuck. cacli boat boin« manned | .-ron «la*«liuldit.a Sl.tn.; nrnnv r. l.ip.l m ndmil «-•— rr; *"*• • ,iw! wharves ol thu town wero luted with eager spec- nc t prohiiittoig tlm mtr«>dui'ti.>u.>l slave* Into Utah , •ul that Mm Mii.l-uirt h| ItuMlk *nd ufTur. ill.I |u III* flrtl ItillsiiO* Im fM|im*lid In Slats ..-,~,.lv*it) to ilm i.Hiilnri-i.ui llm tarsus Py whldllli«-y |.r>.|Mi«n| In KIVs 1'ITacl lo llo* s. ihthI stlpUlSII<>ri. This c.iurtroiii propHillhiii was hhiiiiH lo liy IVane* si.'l KiiKlaiiit, hut ilrcllliisl lij 1’flnrn (JiiMii'lisVng, who sislsil llltt ho v»*s lint III * COUUlUon to lakn Ihli courts atiKKetii d by l.'oiiiii Huol, and an Mll.iurtiinrni tt sa a iml ii|m.ii |i»r Ilia pur|Mi»r or allowiiig Hum lor AH I'ntlis to arilvs from roiittaiill'iopl*. M. looujli dr I’U'iJ* from Parts, simI further lii»irurtlont fn-in *t. |v- ti-r>lnoK. Aimrla ur*riltSi-1 xpi-.ilunc/ ol prorrHlug In llil* ilip-rvsl of lllno lo Itn-Ult mtloii of lh« fouiUi p.diil, mi.i1 Itutila stronalv tupportist ililt uplntou, but Hot Pri'iicli Mini Ciigllili Klivf.js wrre ordioid by their . Klivojs .. li'tprrtlvs KUveriiilieiils lo ahtuiu Irom din >i*-ii.g llm lino p.diil unlit Ilia ll.lnl point I.mi tireii N-llhd. i Hi Ilia l?ih of April, arU-rsii liiU-rriiptlon .dslglilMU da>», tl.i' c.>ulutenc4< rrtuiuiid. In oritur lo ii srii tiir in- mill of ilm rali.rvucr lo Hi. Pi irrthunr. Prli.ro liort** cliakog st once Uit'llnml lo si rrpi I lie olfi-r iiiimIo torn •i llm lofim r mrt-nriK,and ii>..ri*in»ti* any pMi|mtsl; toil Im ml.lisl (fiat Iturtla wa* prrpsrrd tnlalm into her M-rloiia couslilrrllniiti any iiii'iuit whirli ni'Kbl Im pro- | omsI, prov ided they Wrrs in*' of a lislurr ip infriHVn on ihu riKhUnf tovenuRiity of llm P.mperor of Hnt-lu Iii liltoiru itomlutima. I'pun Hals anilouucrnieiil M. I troll) n do I'llujt (who wan now pirM-lit.) rZ|.ruttrd Ills n crri Ihsl.alier rigliii-en da) • delay, tlm liut-Un pii id poii-riil irlet had no heller roiuiniriiiralloii lo make Pi llm ronleri-iice i Im lliuri'lori'pr..|Nitrd Out Ihu alliid Powers should Immediately toeei |o tRrac u|s,n a |>ro- p..*itli.ii ; amt lie ended l.y «»klui( Prior* liorUrh«k<>ff wlu'tlier Itutila would consider i.er rlshu of s.i*rfuiRiitr lufrlliKt d If she d. pru.il hursrli of llm littetl) of liulld r log an uhllmlted number uf tlojis of war In ilm IMark tnnjority ul tlio jieopm rlicteof mu neiuateil liy one t ‘ , ' u 1 , ...... - . s—.d■ .i. —.../.i loil.ls hninu qiuslloii Prluco i><irtsrliKk"(T replied tl.nl “Kussla wrould not rotiwi.t io tlm iirri.Klh ol hi r prohildioig tlm introductionoi'slav. lai.>rs 1.1 ihu Contest, ami n patty, proportioned in and New .Mux'co, a uny act repealing or inaturt- numl'ur to the dimensions ol tho Mason, including the two Judges of thu trial, hnd hcun invited nu board tlmt vet*el. Among these were a number ally inudilymg the laws now in loreo lor the ro- coverv of tugiuvo 11 lives • 3. Thai, in th*opinion of ilm meeting, ilm tunc ho* arrived when our fellow-cilizena should crust* Irtnii timir di*sonsi<>n», and lorgrt ih« Uill«*rences w inch have aeperated them ; and that a common d mger nnd a common enemy eh.mid uuiiu ua lor our common defence und safety. I. That wu hereby rcpn.li.iic nil t< l!..w>hi|> and conned ion Willi ill., present n.ilmnal |m. lineal or- gainzilion.or any that may he li. r. ali. r lormcd, unit-** tutsed u|Min llm principle* and policy ol tho lotcgomg resotullolis; and recomiH.'llrf to <>ur fel low iti/.eiis rd each county, of nil claves, wiicth- er native <>r naturalized, without distinction of i d.. dot know hut what "thuti"—"tho j ».o««lh. r. »n.l.. i.d dol.n>to> I. 1 r . MllledgcVIlle o| ladle*. At the Malting of thu hosts, tlm caiio* gaiiud rapidly for Iho first hull mile, tho distance being into mile und back ; but ihu clipper'* boat made up her loss somewhat at the turning station. Still, the canoe reached the starting point thu win- i nur ol considerable odds. Of c«ur*o there wa* | neither chncrm nor exultation at this. Thu cham pion* by tlio "whaler" appealed to enjoy deh ut xt* 1 well ns thu "dug-outs" did victory; and iu fact I Ciielo"—could luvu betior borne n surrender w ith • oil tile p..Mi >*| nnrninniir.g *<* much lo ntaku auiumls for small dutracliona j training and publishing a h •Itn * I'July next, lur tlmjmr- c:utdid.ilu lor (•..vc-rnor, and Ir an Ins dignity, than our liltlu canoe lint had tlio tciuuniy to untur iho lista with his "servico" I'uigv*. Upon * ro-unu-n upon iho jiloasant duck "I iho Mason, alt present enjoying their share Qm "comparing no'us" on tlic|raco, and rivalries woro forgoiti.il in ihu cordiality and h.i*|iitalny ot tho otlici r* who % i freely contributed their etloiis to the interunt of tlm occasion. Your readers will Hut, in tho i»oat-racing cim- sode, lorgOt llm object which I mentioned ns hav ing brought those vussol* to llm St. Johns. This object is wiih reference t" the IhiM moans ol i ..• of action upon iiav) being restricted tost.* IU-.1 nuinhrr, sother r>) treaty < r Stt) other means.'' As this declaration sir- tuul 1 ) roll led itm main qu«MI<m. and lertulnala d lie. in-- Holiatioii In a low da) s, il I* in*, diets for us in Hus placn lo purine llm arguments wl.U It were addueo-t for and nw'alnM H e priic Iplrs of Ituiltn.lnii, slilxeieh ibty w« .1 d. -erv" an kttMlho cainvideiatl»n. It Is of m.-re ittiin. diuie lnicre«t <<• nbti>rro the roielucl n( Itussia to tli« end o| the transaction. In ndUlInli Inlhn cessation of the naval prc|Mtn der- nnc« "I Itiisslam Hi* lllsck Hen, Iho third |M<ini was to provide lor a cler er rennet Ion briwoeu ihe luioman ouip.ru and Iho Benersl sysieni of Lumps. To effect Ihlt srraiisement s «Isiim> wa* drnw n u{> by M. Drouyn ile 1*11 ii) s, wl.trh I mind Sit Ihe Pow* is lorevpcrt It.c Inde pendence nudlcrrllorlsl tiilrgrll) of II.e l ntnrnaii einplie nnd lo irntrai leu til umiiuun ihu strict nb-orvanco nf tills siigagetu-lit. On this (mint I'/lnco Oorischakolf at once tefhsc-l to niisrli to tli.s guarantee the signification of A positive or active guarantee of |he Turkish territories n |n»st stun ft. util proof of Ihe real spirit In which Ihe Itua-lai.s cligngcd in Iho negotiations. I'r-sscd, however, at Inst 10 Utpluln more fu.lv the views of the I'nurl of HI. Pr.rrsb'irg. since II had alri-ni.y rrjeeir.l Ilie means prop s. <i lor tl.c sualnnieiit of the third point. Prlnen Uorisclislx IT read • paper on it.e “1st of Xpnl t«. ihu <'on tv mice, lu which he nUompu bvtlvow lh»V tiiike) v*n» ei|»..-ed In lio danc»r In in the naval lories of lln-sih, ai d elided l>) derlarilu* that It..a-ia would le-t ot.jert to n revision of thu Ircai) of lc-41 |.»r it.o pur- p.Merif n|ieiiltig to the iniinwr> flags of all nations lb- i.sosiIh id the llosphnrus and tt.e linr.t jiii lies, 'thirls Irieruli) th« C.nl) coiicesrhm which Kurtla announced her Intrntinii In make on Iho -'ihjasi, -n ■ oiorwelvli, In. le. it, iiii.de at I lie cxpeiite of Turk*-) rslh-r than at lief I.. .1 was followed t.y nnoihrr ■urgcstlon, closing li e Hindi- to ll.e plnasme nf Ihe p..fe; toil there schemes went |.I nhvtousl) Wonhlesv n id Imprarii .Mile that 11 dl.lne reruall.nl for ll.e llni-rh and I’n eft. |.l. nlf^.ieii- par C* nil! relU'e lo dlWU-s thrill, and tod. ■•|»rg lt.nl tb.-ir power* and Inslrilctlor.r were ttl.aiisled. The Itii-okii l.liroj, lieverltieless, ■'•.UtlllUnl lo l.irlslwllh fun .iilni.li) irtipudri.ee thM h>- lit.I m1i-emc>t ihe pi.-.!,", i hi-gorernineiit ’ > maklngserrrnl j ".potlUoi.s |..r Hiss roluilelt of Itic itintruliy ; Iml Ine oidt valor..! lh. »-c piop.fslttrtha 'll our r>es, and In ll.e r*« • of l|i|- r>>|«. ft the dctiiontirailen they r. ntali* that I; u-sia w it li. d, Ulil l she l>* cnill|rltfd. r..| s.nl togne m.i g ai.r- tills e f *1 the IrrlUof lal lnde| cixlriirc <*l *i MAri, ihe brearli"! which would rnusiliute an linme-Iini.- r.m.- brill heiwcm |i*r»*lf ni d all . I her great Power-, and that Ituaa.a will inalnisin, as I >i>i.'as the is pi.vslc«dy tide lo do ••>, that aggre-sivu | '.’..n m ll.e llhirk .**t a winch bar been ll.e Solo Cause ..f Ho- present w .if. |p» life, says a competent reviewer, arc made j provin^ilm H.ir; anil tins again with rolorencn t« The Washliifian itnd New Orlrana Tol«gru|ih i.lnc. At a meeting of tlio Charloatun Chamber ol Commerce, Monday evening last, tho subjoined resolution was unanimously adopted. It was pre ceded by a preamble,setting forth thn fact that information had been received, of a proposed chane by the Washington au«l New Orleans Telegraph Company of tho Relay Station, now at Columbia, j pvriencus ol Chine**: society, minted in to iho City of Augusta, and that such change, i unll igging vivacity nnd lore*. peculiar')’ vaIiiaMo from tho view which thuv emw*' ol tlm gradual devciopm *nt of his mind and Ihu purltfCtluii .d hia aiylw. But ill >ugii thits develop- iiiLiil is idMiiiy iiiuiulovl, lie yet scums to have starwd Iioiiiu point at which many arrive only aln r youi* of (oil. Thu ucoin lint uni)' C#nt.i:us tlm germ of i|iutiak,bul allows plainly ihu potential I nu sir. ng;h and vigor ot the tree. Tlio dignity, thu { ac nielli, d, ami the symmetry «d Mr- Bitncioti'* ear* liuat iilcraiy tflliria,aro indeed unuminl; hut their value i* not muroiy in tho relation which they hoar to the innturur labors ol the Historian ; they have intrinsic interest, and will be read with pleasuro | by pctsoin* ot culture, and, ill fact, by all who find enjoyment in literary and philosophical specula- I lloll. A Jot RNI.V PI RO roil Tlir. (’llINRar. I’.Vl'IRE By M. Hue Now York: Harper 3c Brother*. This is oua of Urn most iutumsuug book* of 1 travels that have been published fur a long time.— I It i* repUtu wjiii rare nnd curious information w-»ih i regard to thu pu-'p'o aud institutions ollhu Flowery | ry Laud, presenuug « great mass of interesting ■ facta that are by no moans fvinttiar t'» Western readers ; while M abound* in iiiquant narratives "I personal adv* muru, qutor incidein* nnd rich ex- style of: Msj John II II jvvard, wli > w as >.|i" cl ill" com- Mniir-" <t> dr ill li'e nti .ve tt-eolu i"ii-. nnd who bo- log al-M-nt Ir*-III li.niMi did led re" il.rm until alter their adoption, anggests |o Hie e. iiiiiill ee llial tho Know N. dbii'gis!" a I p. * r.ipierled l>. iriuku Ho Horn- while not advancing tho public convenience, would operate adversely to tho interest of Charlo«tnn, and furthermore,would Ih> in entire disregard nl the largo revonuo contributed to *4id Company from that city, and the amount of capital owned by Charleston and it* merchants in the Telegraph Company. Wo subjoin the resolution : " Rftolred, That the presiding «fficer of tho Charnh.-r.be instructed to communicate forthwith , with tlit'President of the Washington and Now Orleans Telegraph Company, setting h.r'h the un- resaunabtenesa of the pro|e««d change, and thu claims which this city und if n i lunge fie cffucfed, lo have the Relay station established in Chorlttton." The Charleston Courier, in an articlo noticing tha proceeding* of th« Chamber of Commerce, j not bnly opposes Iho proposed change to Augusta, but contends that Char button is the "proper point for the Relay Station." A simple statement will show, we think, that August* is tho only proper place for tho Relay Station. There aro two lines now In operation between New York and New Orleans: one called the Western lino, by way of Louisville, Ky. ; the oth er by way of Washington, Columbia, Augusta, Montgomery,and Mobile. Tlio Inner lure, from Washington to New Orleans, is known a* the Washington and New Orleans line, and is con trolled by a single company. The two lines— the Western sud ihu seaboard—are connectrd by * wiro extending from J*>uisvill* via Nash ville and Atlanta, to Augusta. Thu single fact would seem to indicate* Augusta as th« P»'»per placo lor the Relay Station, now fuel si Columbia,it being tho only point of connection between ihe Western and seaboard linos But when it is fememberod, that there is * side lias leading from Augusta to Charleston, and another to Susannah, and that Charleston can bo served as cheaply and expeditiously Irom Augusts aa from Columbia, and Savannah much more so, wo are unablo to appreciate the opposition of iho Charleston Chamber of Com merce lo Ihe proposed change. The change w||| work no disadvantage to Charleston, nor any |.>m ' el revenue lo the company. On the contrary, II 1 tho Relay Station were removed from Columbia j lo Augusts, WO feel confident that tho Increased I patronage that would be extended io thn lien hy Um people of Georgia Would add largely to the 1 btttioeae ol tha company. Tl»e mam wire now passes through Augusta, 1 and yet the people of that city ar^frnnpellird to ‘ receive their meeesgir at Columfajgj.over a aide! wire hy way of timtlnmn f Thev same is tlm case with Savxnnalr. Tliere Iwlng no jmrmanrni instrument epowMribfough wire at Augusts, nil the ni swages, fbfBavaarish are taken off at Ci>- lundna, and dlspsfeheii thenre hy e aide line via Charleston sud Augusta, to thn office in this city. If this lateral zig-zag wire should bn ontol older, as It frequently is, we have to go wilhool our die- pstthes, or lake liwm second hand from orlisr «e* pere. The present arreoiemrnt is bad enough hr Georgia, and many of opr lergeei iiousee here have been thinking eerlooely of discontinuing the use of Ihe line. Oet should the Relay fi'etion be ehauged from Columbia lo Charleston, which le off the mala wire, we should f«*l it m be oer Imperativ# duty to cell the attention of our Mute LegieUlure lo the subject- Having granted ihe Company cor- porate privilege# and ihe righi ol way through ihe Hlile,lh4 Legisistnre might Justly interpose tor the proteetion of ear |»eeple agsin*! this end other wrongs, which we have mu alluded in and wlilvh on eocosnl iti their serious iherauter, we trust it wilt not become aeeeeeary to dteuuse. Tin 4V(.■ mti.N nr the Fbevti REVni.iTt n x- By J. j .Miuliuk-t.l’liiladflphin; Huory Cnr«y Baird. Tho author li»* given u* a very HitofoM-ng and I instruciivu account of Miu wunivn who l.gurud in j Franco during and preceding tlio Roign >*t Terror His notices nl M.td-imu do Sisol, .Mndamudoj Cood.trcer, Ctiarlotto Cofday, thewivc*- 1 D.inton, | tlio GoddcMol Reason, and i.thcr celebrities, ami | im pails timy piayud, will bo tound lull ul deepest interest. History r«'R Boys.* By John E. Kdgar. New Y- rk: Harper &- Bnuliur*. Tins volutna is on* of the rimst u*oful of tlm whole series |iui>li»tied l>y tin |> jmlar aidh^r- In a hriut eoinpaM end in a singularly ngree.il»le n.ira- rive, it relate* tlio sunal* ol tlm u»u*.m <«( modem Kurope, prevontuig a turd's eye view ot tlteir pro gress from tlm commencement *>t their hi*ti.ry un til a recent date A* an mimduc'.iou to thu study of genural history I -r young people, it 1* nut *ur- pawed hy any work of a similar k'tid now Iwlom the piitoic. LunoRAH Manual ByS 8.Schntuckor, D. D, i'liiladulphia : Lindsay ik Biaki*t<>n. Tins work purport* to tm a mnnual on Scriptural priiini.lo*, or ilia Ann-l.urg Goiilceeion, illuttrsied and sustained cln-lly by srripturo proof* and ex- trai t* from >t*nd*td l.mheran theologians of Lu mp* and Aumries It eontams also tho formula of government ami disripimo adopted by tho Gvrv thu terimuu* of a railroad upon tho river, which I will then bo tha nutlet of a large Amount «d pro- 1 diino Irom .M old In FTondn, commg castw.i'il 1 While up"n Florida railroad-, tho m .*t encourag ing uiciit.il suggoati.il! is (hat prompted by the 1 trdo adage, " where there’s *<• UiUCIi silioko theio must bu amne tire" Thu F'uiiiandiun roal lias j Pinlly tuul its conitnenceiucnt, in somo practical npefatlnli- almiit tli.it port; thu peoplo id J aek* -ii* . Ville have voted to bond tin* town in filly th >n*n:d j dollar*, towards building, tho Central road t- riiii- j flitting hern; a Convention id representative* of I ill a lino from the .Middle and Last lias ju*t been | held at Alligater, nl which discussion* were hail, couciuvion* arrived nl, nnd pledge* unde, thnt nu- ' gur ni.iiiithing iiku hope that tins mad wni I. boi l. Thu good l.dk* about Tnmpu wild New iinn-villo have nlruady begun getting strain up hi several «:nthu»ta*1ic public meeting-, and wliog. lit er it i* evident tho " so much smoko " of thu iulag.<, j i* not all to end in smoke I hope thu Savannah I piper* will ropy Irom ours, or condense, wh.it ' will Ik- Hindu public as lo ocr railroad iiiovenici.t«, I that your interested readers may in duo time-cu I the r-ubslantinl result. Thu delegates In in tlm! placet" tlm CaUlVentinti at Alligator wero A. S. j BaldwiU, II. Tlltianu*, Wild T L- Ihukiiinn.— , Those Irom tho .Muldiu wero II. C. Cabell, B I*. J Whittier, B C I’ope.amll Hunk olio or two oihcis j m Ii •-«] luim * have c-capcd my memory. Tin so; gui.tlonivii pledge lor ihe Middle that (ho)' will hui.d tliu mad io Alligator entirely by tlio resources«•( i tin: C'luniics west of tlio Suwaneu ; nnd they a-k 1 in to lim-h tLa road from Alligator to Jackson- j \ die, conceding to this end ail thurOsorircrsih.it! • tu b<; rawed m Columbia county. 1 learn that in ! CoiuinhiA, n prop 1 "Mil will ho mado for a voto ol I the pe .pl" ttp'.n ill.'question I.| issuing UonJs by J Alenin duties. ■Iu cuumr, Iho Himunl uf SHU, In «o*.n.l i 1-h.iol.nl imqhrr c.'unlie* of tho Middle a V"to largely in lavor of is- | sumg such bond* in aid of tho Central Road, lias been had. Thirtohas been a broach between the I'TrtiJu rlitia or Florida Uailroul I' .rnpai.y.and .Mr Anson Bung*, the former Contractor, llo and thn Com pany havo separated ; but I learn slops are bring taken t" put tlm work under now coutMct nnd pu«b it on ; and my anxiety lor a Railroad *.»ine- trhnr III III. so parts induce* mo lo wish thu breach •pci dily repaired. Yours respectfully, Tescau ju a. 1 Iritlnlu l:luc.inn. j ,lio rom.in.il lor Tlio Blelimoiid Despaich o| Monday eontams I “hip. lilty ton* ol returns,"partly eflicial and partly reported," Irom st vt i.tv-iiino rorinlir* snd towns, wlurh give Win- (>,*.".'3 majority. Sixty-five counties tcninm vvhicii wu niny all stand and nil cu ojH?rnio 3 That we hereby respucttully trquustiho Dent- ocratic and Whig partir* to po»iponu n noiiiifiation h>i Governor, nnd to call upon ihu people «>l ihu Slate, with' ut distinction ol party,t-> meet togeth er ill liiuir pllill.iry Its-umbiio.*, to selocl delegate* to make s n.iiiitnatioii tor Governer, who -Ini! t>o tile candldalu o* the People nnd not "I a /*«ir/y. And Im n turtlor Resolved, Tint the chairman appoint a couumitc«4V!| scv«n,to tranvmit a copy id the pruc.rdiugi of tti|i inciting !o tho »cvcr«l counties in »hi* State. .Mcbm*. Tin rn.n Ragland, James N B ’tliunr, A S Kutli rb rd, John A. Jom*, I .w Brook*, i «.. James K R,.Id and John i Kidgway, were op- j K. p.'lutrd that coiiimillec, J u,*t. It cxtol'dcd nb.Ait two miles in w id;h, Thu inerting w*« nddre««r<! by II >n James I irged writi gn at fury, k- Wng h g^, fi-li. b; J im*.>u. John A. J .nr*. |Nq , und II. tl. limes j j ,\\ J«, anj insects ; IliiMlint'g and liniuui g ihe ■ ll.'lt, wiih liiuir usual ability .md l.urnuxi, in sup- fi,., .| -iiu'piuc vegetn of the prcainh.'e nnd resolutions 1 u !miV.. ground. ‘I ho grow I’iie preaiuhto and r»'»i luliom wero then volcd j (.. |.ij..n "1 e- in, i- complete upon by the not nig ami h.ntlily adopted—theio I ;;.q , iiif.'inl* u* that on thu Ih u»g tmt on.. di-*.'i.tiiig V'oiee j th-- lintl wa* Irom our to t\v< Ii w.i* lurlti. r Revived, Tint the protcedings J pi a eo*.*u led. 'Ho- avr ot the nuo ting tie •ignrd by tile ChaitniMi nnd 1 Secretary, nnd copies be tunu-to d to the h"lit..r*> .•t tlio City puprrs, witir a tci|uu.it t > puldnii the lame On motion ihu ni rlmg rheu ndj urio d \4 M II NiFJTHI.r.L, Cliai'insn. D 1*. Km h. Secietarv. A •IVrrible IIisil vnmu. The annexed account ut a hail storm which vi-iiod I’lckni* District on I'rniay tlm l H hin»i., exceeds ever)thing of the k.ud we have read r heard of. ILil Stone* ten tnHie»iu rirnmilcr.’lice and tour inches m length, lying upon thu ground Hr -fft deep! Thu rev crest had storm tint ever \.»q.d;!i* lot country, passed d-wri iho ca»t -||!( •'! • ■ n»er, in t(i» nlinie n . r 1‘TuJav in*' Jn n ii,*t. It nJlQiiilcd nh.Ail two miles in w idih, and cd by .' siotin, wut i.iur ii.. ever ul persons dial .-.I ten Hid. to* Ii 'Aid* I lid Ilia' no Winch is Coiicuricd Van John W • Il.dk. S. A. Wales, D J. B.irlicr, If L M u. Sc«t». t" Jones, J A Bradietd, J B Hill, Henry L.iklnrt. x f.,r Governor. Which is Coiiuuncd in by lie UlideiMgiied : S.im'i Kultieiti.rd, Tho« t) I li'iigl.i*.i, B V Mart'll, W F L.nkie, R. M. GmiUy, J. C t' -i. John II llownid. < har’ies t leghorn, S R Andrew*, S A Bi 1 . ug, William D.uiglieriy nl>snit from theutly. — * rid* I* Hie Celel.fslcd • Ii reM.luil .il of the tieof- ■in PlMfonn. ttdopii-l m i-'.'iW, KvN.SAS— MaTIRIVI Alt' .>Uv»-»CllU*ETTS.- Tlio New Y«.rk Tunc* Mute* tint titles have been sent from .Mazeachiiseii* |(,f tho u»e of thu free toilers in K«n*n». Thu New York Tribune says, "d thu Missouri nt"b cannot |.e held back hy I for two m.-ntii* past, until Sunday cv lii' rsi ir.tliiciice*, it muit be queilcd by p'wdot and j "hen wu were visiird bv relevhtng lull, .. r llm .I...,. - mu.t in..-tint,Ipljr lly | *"•' >•h.— ... , ' . , , , ’ ’ and spring-iiko nppear«n. before it, snd dissr&cclullv ninlioalc it* most ' *ho ; Macon Me. r.t nl. in every district in K*u *'• I*, answer tht* bub e accommodated, v* ectmn of | *. If thu , 1 by tlm ilaro say, • .ivory men I nl'ol'ttornsts elm bullet, they run j with thutr own ' I Till. .STRA.Miinr l aiiN arrived st Now York,] J Saturday night, from Havre nnd Southampton— J j Her advice* nro ii"t *o Lie by three d >) « »* those I 1 lirought by th* America. For tho Injt ten days ! ‘ out, tliu Driion Ind t<» contend with very heavy, | weather, and subsi quently rncotmltrcd dense I log*. < )n Monday, the l*Jd nisi , during aj ihM'k fog, situ went nslioru on Saldu Island, whore j u hours. 'I c al were thrown overboard Snd started, When shn llosted. Thu inatorlsl damage. nil tho water Ship sustained n< oral Synod i»f tho Lv*ng. Iical Luihcran Church iii j In heard from, which gave IVieo n majority of the Drilled Slate*. Such a w.uk can n»*t lad tn bo interesting to theoli.gians, and csimcislly in mum- Inrr* 'd ihu Lutto ran Oiuroh. Tlm billowing woik*h*vii been receivedilnough J .M Cooper.de Co Tha" Literary and Histori cal Miscellanies" of George Bancroft," Travels hi the Chini'so Empire," hy M- Hue, and iho "His tory for itoys," hy John G IMgsr, Haul mi nur lahlu by J. M. C dr. (41.1 having put heon notaed, we need only rc lor the reader lo what wo have said nh-.vit My Br .min’s Kr.irrn By A R. Warner. New Y«»ik D Applstmi dr (.0. Rii nIis Clyde, the heroine oI this su»ry, is the iiiotntor and housa keeper ol lo r Irrothr.r.n young gi'litUnuu cl rather Just proclivitios, of the da)* o| 1812 'ihu struggle ol R.ivahn to divsrl her brothel’s (iredolirtion lor militia parade*, ||.it*e*, proitiiseuoua toriely. Mid inci|dem diS*ipal|on t birms the motive 1.1 tlio hunk. The |»*r of ahaii' 4,Glut A like voto lor Wish will make his him junty 10/ lib. r.'Muai smi t , r.irrm Id Dtsl.-ld— Thi'iinta II ILyty. 2nd do.. . .J H .MiIson 3rd d • J"lin S ("ask,0. I'h .Wm O Goode. Nils d .'Fit*is. H llocock. ••Hi do... . I'rtulu* I’owell- '•Hi do... .Wm Simth. ' Hth do.... .John lu'iclmr. ‘Jth do. . . .('Iinrliaj I'aulkncr. l"Bi dll... Kidwell. 11.1. do..., C. 8. imwi* Wilt .11 A. Kdinimdson. FU. .1’’. McMullln. Thu Journal ot Commerce complains that thu standard of inspection ol liour tn that ciiyhnsso fir leeeded that the brand isn..| ilcciaiV*' ill l<‘g*rtl to iti quality, and ilia) ihu value ol die inspection la now- etmlioed rhiefiy lo the determining ol the j tsfrifii-c qiulliy <>| tlio partl.-nlivr Inv.'ioo. , j and Sumfrj U**s sM EsUt m4,* '*** * Mv rrt ^'P* »••'**» '»»k. Utuu,*a-i. k , • 7 { Orum, tttff do H-S I.U01 go ' i * r| Per tolg Am. U WmZi, . l.uNiber. Itr/T.IITH UK r>»n .* j Ms) ?).- i;) to'** ! et.rlht-f, I'tliMi. Ilwr int 4 1 , lisrlWSi.). • riM 4 iL-dtt-f. j j . >1 II V\ tliUta* r»4 A ile^f, 4 • o.E, i 4 lilies, I W atntv, \ j il. J ATI.AN I A. >|.)V |i,_ tiltlKI'IS. MAY [ day fr*-tn 7 |« Ju^r. V <11 >TA. MAY y- • « AII.gr,^ ;r s,A ^ • 4 , # 1 '** l'/l 4 u 4 1 „ MV*,-. yv f k I «*!.«, 1 irt ll.e A * >1 I A*./ IHU.| ... Ill k IlirM ,l« ».l f'Attt iryrln .- < , no MondS) ki»l )»*urdt), '»•.)»,. . • »*: p«M ll.e |I»1C4* Slim, Si. Irt »f» 1 1.r Um \\iili.rei»j, on 41, Ur.fl, l« naiiil) li. %,-e.i,..j U»i<, n^. !-»••> •« O-i »«,' lUljk there lf» » . or, if t mi'iri jr.n can >*• j., ! be to* 1 t.e u> v.rj | k( meie lotted Sl^.Ve ;*t" -1 "'< Ar t ' t-l* TL', k M t Onjilttty in riro.i.k. !-"• Ui Huin M*d : 1 , l.'-rwl Middhigr to Kg.: l*r first 11 erl, l*irm. Ir.lgV,. *0 Hi I t* ;e ll.e *lltl:6kl, I * '.''“i'WUw, »»vvaior " 7** l f "' r * ’ * - prmc.p4.1t At it* kriowlerluU'lroA. "MV 1 - - - . : will; a AiHamora tliske ol ihn head, H there are a great llialiy tilings lo be said shoet that pudding ' Now,Mich a rnmirk at a aeaaon ol the year aavanuah Ikporu. wlieurigg* ore live lor a shilling, end not always j per vtesmshtp AUbtor*, s ow y„ f . ' ’* '• Irctli st (list, 1* enough lo dieforulort onyiwuy — tori,70r«s4#|t*ee. »'• bM«p.a*L-* • The Doctor perceived il at oner, and msisr.iry eddid, "ill a Croginp/iical point ol slew. Hums at a liisny tlio.gi i r ho tsid ai»out tho podding. My dear liisdnii),’' liu 00 lit I lined ,V taka tapioca iisell; wli .l I* It, sod wlinic does it collie from f" Uur ehleti h'.v.pikt r-rnrrgmg Irorn ehickenhood, answered, "HA CliaiiilreiaatrsaL two doors t**low tho Irving House." "True, my dear young friend." responded jhs Doctor, wiih a Iricodlv tint i n lire hssd ; "hut tlmi is not wlmi I mean. W here," he reywaled, simi N rjui stiomng look ihrough his sfieuiM-les, and a ILshw hiM km 11 nod, "doa-e Ufiove oomo Irom f "lilodc Janeiro and I'srs!" "Yea, sir; froirj Rio d« Jineirn In tho southern, end I’sra in tho northern pan ol Ihu Brawls,d. ». get our r«pi"C«; Irom ihu roots called th*' .Alsr,' di-ua, b'Mntiic.illf, the Jahnpha Manthot, ut, as j they ray. Iho'Cassava. Th* tootw am l -og «;.d 7\f” m J , round, like " awe* l ;M,tat*» generally a b"*t or ln**f»- j A(l , f ,, w .. . *.* in length. Lvury joint of tnu plant *i*l pro-i..< e its mot* like th" cuitiug* ol graiMi'Viae. Dm tuber* are dug up from the ground, p« «lrd, wrap-1, or grated, tino put in Jong sack* ol llexlhto rsitsi. , sacks sia leil i uig or Ilioruf end at ths b 'tt'.in • I Ihe sack III. y suspend a larger atoiH*. by whirl dm , Ihixib).. am contracted, and then out y.'.'ir* I he caksnv4*)iiic« III a pan pissed below r- reive . it *| fils juico is pois .nous, and VcrfVolstiic — Then, my di sr nisdsm, it i# luaceraied lit water, Mid th" *« aidiiuin,alli r thu VolstlUr part, thu jh.;* .0, in cvsporalcd, !* d,o intiocriooslatum, which look* like einu.l c/uinba of bread, slid which wo esii j imu'ts. Tho l»est kind oftspl'^a cornea If 10 Bio, ’ which i«, I luluvc, about li*o thoussigi fi*o hurt- J dred milts tf in New York; ro ws niust put down that as n idtlo inoru than ofiu fifth of our vi.ysga around tlm i.udOing." This Hindu our "blest open ins eye*. " Eggs soil milk,” continued Dr Bushwscker, 'ore Iioiiiu prodm uons ; but *ug*r, rr hind sugar. 1* ! load" partly ihe lie i*l slid »weet )eii..w sugar ■ of l.'Hiisiaun, partly ol thu hard and dry »ugxr > I I tile W«st lu lu < ; I Will pot g'» into tha pr uusa ol rtfiniiitf sugar oow.but irnsy ol»*xrv«i here that tire imgar wc get from Louisians, it rt fired and made into a lusl, w.-uid bo quite *olt, with large ie .se ! crystals, white tho Havana sugar, *ubjecl«d (>• the saiiiu ireatiiieot, w. uid rrisko a whits cone almost as (-..iiipa. t and hard at granite. But we hare made a trip to th" Antilles Inf <>ur *ugar, and n y."i muv add tilts «.n hundred miles ruoru b r tbe , sai-ciiaru c * *'I lut in equal to 1 early one third of i|»" circum ference "I the (Hiding wo Ilia Upon, D < • r ’ 'Vanilla,* cutinu-i the |)wtor, ’with which this pudding is s.» del.gratuity iLvort-d, is ihe besn a v me Unit grow* w.;d m the multitudinous i- rest* *•! Venezuela, N*-w Granada, tiu.ana, snd, in l>.', throuvL.'Ut utti America. The I. r.g p d, wn 1, looks like the wabbard of » sword, tnggesled the 1 nsnie t • tl.. r-paoiaid* ; raym rm-sning eckbf>»rd, Jr in which 1 ■ tm-* tlir diminutive vam.ia, r int!- scabbard--.i|rpr<.prune r-oough as every .-ne will allow. 'I hu •'< an*, w fitch ale worth here tr- w *. x to is. nty d' llert a |><>und, c.-u.d be a» rat' v • j.- II vs led h 11 in that ehiuate , but the induP-nre , of the pn p " ix *■> greal. that not one Vewju.'c!.j»n ■ has lie.-ii l< tin-l w ith *off»rieM en'erpnsu t-. »et . u! .••no acre .f vanilla, uhu'i w u!d yield tuoi a ' small tottoim rvtiy )car N'.*, su "lb" j v t j"on*,"of t’< assiils, 1 aim- ljitf'1 gar»f.4ui»v ) • ‘ r ' uso, but b«y..od they never I'H.k Ttiry »r»t their crops in ihe lo.gateps ul thrjif nntwlors, and it it had o« t l»<» a 1 r ih-ir ancc*t"r*. they would pn-' j. b!y liave bf.w>• d «.n :h" wild grass n| itn- lisnos • r pi.,ii.i Aii ! ihi Tr- »ro great ni*"y such bobs hinging Ml the tail - I ».>tne SIV . *tr«l kit., eim in till* ufeil civ, 111 y dear. Iraf"* il In* rids " "True, 11"*, tor, \. 11 Me light there ” " Well, s.r. rho v *iii!‘.a 11 gathrtrd Irorn ihe wild v nriii Uie n — -it Ull g » • tbc linla go.pxoud id lus oaom-etry, and ivls h >nic undt r * back ■ I'-ivd 'ii r. 1 x.i bean* from the tree*, all-r trie . red f. :.k' v ii.n hil l It'S pic k ( 'f the !>••♦! A lew l-'ui* ps) I. in |.>r ihe day’s *dtk,anii tto n, he) lot th.- < - k-j.'t ' There, Pogflur Otol -gre meet* the .Mar<|.in <i< Smnp.ai'er. or th- I’adfu Owe -r *chi, and • I cMir— gets wh ig ed caraings wj'.'i thu It*t c Ii. k o| tin- Th«n back he g.-cn to hi# u t *» . r.ibl" liaimu ek, nod s- ends h«. vrat’s la*- r I l al, *11. 11 lb" history of It." iLv-ring, so 1 l-vu j : II" ll»»r, |.r 1 IT •> I. ut.1, 'd IU.I M SV ' IMhl.KrlDN dki uti <-r , C**S I I the U, art,rt Am.' ir, its) 'srl. f- liM-.J1rN. Jj Itvl. # srtieir, «sl.irrcrul'ed 1*. 1 r. ir;>r.t. etqui*) si iE« ,o> prices lipl klraore-l I, i , V U.tU.W. I. Alt* fees f to Wv 11 Vt'ilnu., M SH thV.i 0 i| t u( 11.* AmrOra'i wo- t t ;«..ul «• EicK Uvi)«r *n tt»*r. f. fr U.« -sWi S-rr /■ 1 1 .1.. fi'inl• al ..nr <ju .»' 1, 1 hr 1*0. J 0I11 4■! lh* vi n (ipali) for fa.-(labg sxaA :i. I r epa-n. *i.J Uv h**! .,^ r tiv * r 11 Ki.r. r.. . . La- . Mato I t*xwi ni". \ t! \ -I xrliixjid. I.*r.a-I tor Uni *fc pniiwri u •UI.HVN-, MAY P At — • '»>•! brb-r+ n-ar readers n ’1 • - -j* U r si* k»T nl itn- ICE IO- . Id Umkh • • < to* 1 Tbit »0»>f or Iii'. <i I',. . Vit.n Lk1 M WW 1 v» *. MI » ,-ri.» (•'• • •!"!•■ g »*-r r- .j-vei, ii 1 t • • SsS etiqutl'tws u-ve unit :•» - stsxt Tt IW-lrf q.ix l, 'l«-s BSi'If -r* 'tfcrf*:.'!* 1 u.: -|i 1 t ■« arc-ux. . - j*■ i-m • * . 1 . - • 11 < *•« rx. 1.: «n ’ i bt> - — (Ul 1 . ■*. (SX. r.xl**. 7b* f'CfKx- XtU • I ... , rvr I X E-u '4* n. -n v I I-l.. f every S crops, w'Mh Hi" 1 x- mined- R .'uw wi, bird day aiu - ta !, t dwp, and, in many g" depth .'t. .1 • V.- , It-.*. \\ <» at" ml .nil- he Inrgvsl h..ti slonr * 1 1 ir. uiidcrt in*i, >nd orhe-s length It I'd I with ench l.'fce that several In-use* were spill l..|.irc<«, Ii" stench aii'i.iif Irom tlm lircayitig vi 1 a me mailer is very 1 fl. imre. We arc iodthtod to the kiodn.M .d W J. Bar- S..I.1, L-j , I >r it small earp. t n ig III!! ,.J the ha.I, gntheri'.l up oh y<sterd*> ,1 . cighih dav alter it* 11.| ) Soioe cl ihe stone* were us large ax gihoea egg*, and had Iho 11 taken tr. m an open to- d, the Iticrirtiiinetur standing at'.HI xtuung ttiu two day* past. 'Ih" Menu extended fr- m the tnountamt 111 N.-rth Carolina east —f*rcirr.«,-V. (' , ( \rmer. *1 lie Crop*. The prospect lor th" gra'ii imp m our State, at tli * tune promises |.x*«»rah.v Wheat ha* matured an I t*eeh cut under thu il»o»l tavoratslc citv'umslari- c«* Iii quantity, It is a good average crop, vrrr plump nq.l heavy, and of *<ip<rtor quality. 4\’o have In mi of sofllo being groin.d iw. wc«vk« »im v, and )hidihguXCellxIil (Lur Uaios have ticenily been quite general, and w il ii ihe eterf.'i n «t a lew dry seel ion*, the »orn er- u is qu in pfmlm.g Spring Dai* have sullcred c h'idcrsb!v, '..ut those sown pi Ihe tall will pr. dm e a lair * r«p F'foin present prospects, trio high pnco «;fprovr*i.»in ran- li'.t much lunger bu *u*U 1 hvd. N’.vv lb.or w ill he in mark* t in a lew days, wliicli will und •uMcdly fclueo that ot Ihe old artirie nod ot corn meal. In ihis vicinity there hid t*« en very little ram 1 stretch m n*M 'tie 1 ant^M-Aii, • l.undri-d miles for thu v smlla ” •1"^ pfetty well aruuiid, D.-rt If -v e *111 re, h* re, wine-sauce ; ‘I en— ►ay bv the flavor " I1...H |m-i iklli tLu cliff • We iiiuM i eke four thoUNJod jni'c* At ""ft*' ! :-r w 01., my ii aniec Inund, and say nothing < t • r.'-i . | the Mucr " • F.vci pi iho nofnieg, lJ*»etor " ‘Thank von, mv dear young frjerd,‘hank you. 10 nutmeg ' 1.1 f-jtreo lliandf, in th" ir.iiun can. we ir- indehi.il f-r our nuiuu/s Oar 1 Mf'g.n.vt Knu krit"* kefs,the wel.-ke.icd Del. h- ■ii, Lav 1* tho lli«.riopoly of this trade. Furr rr.'- ■y h i* (.r.itl I-.; at ill.' Hague Wl .re 11 v • ,i* •» •1114 ly .tit nuii ii Thx> Spire 1-iat.ds ! J he 11 »t lubul ■ • Moluccas, w here n* k. - . .-n n r . w 11< yr.-w . wtirH' the • n’y qiLsdrcpwai ::>« y Jo»- -111' • if.-I batliv ill lb" i l.e M..1UT4S, "-"•'IV ! Molkk \ Mv* IJwq I. • fkgaj have Ingtl-s I Ii. lb" - , >sl" IH‘* lUflf n, sir ' Fr-m I that m*rv. -• : to 1 :i* r :iic nuimeg largo padd.ag. W. hitraveled. Ahead*. n.i t>\e hundred mile* •b'Uhi". • • xircumniv igve and cum" Ear M"XtC". *'that we can get ax iwiteiraie tliu* the toierior." ,.«• tin '.V.h. INVS k«i»iHl Lt.» at—> l-ert. 111?:.t«-l t ♦ s •j- • rt ax. - ha * ! i ."to jerecni p:<mlcni h>f MtKiu; i.\ri:i,i.i(,r.Mi:. • - \ \ AN.S \H 1 >x• A M*rta Mo vntm 1 11 or., Pa.kV). N«s 4V cat lit K AKPCr.i'F* i.n Ahivaua.—The Wash ington Telegraph "* the l".h inst ,m». Wo lu.i » *aas.»nable -nd trfreaiung xh»wcr on Saturday night ls»l li was gr ally needed, aud w 1,: pio’ve o| incaleuiat'le advan'age to the glow • rug crop* Thu wrnllier, r>« wo j;.i |.« picas, is ch'Uity.'With lavorablo ind'cauotis et rain Tin* Jackaonimrt Trihune.id thu 12ih, s«vi' We learn that dm Isle ram* did not extend to the lower and caMcm purti- i.* I the e..«i»'v, to do much g od. The consequence i*. ihe cotton .« •low in c mind up. ai d it pi.—'ot pr .1 po..r Hj".11 tlio livid* 1 tie cold and dry weather ut ihr* present week mil prove very injurious to ltie eoM.'ii plan* Tho Lutlo Rock Garwlte. ..f ihu l*»th ult., says : t be weather lor the past We. k ba* been Warm. Iighien Iho | >ni j x.living Irom sunny to r' inly A r.lrcxhing shower I. Mhcie on Sunday toorning, an.!. w,« be- lietfe, .1 night splinklo on -Monday <r I uesilay rn..riiiiig There Invn been shown* m manv paito f ih" Stale within thu past week, and ihough Utmeis comp'am that there ha* u t >• 1 been diough ram t-.f their cri'P*, they hale nl'iiiid.vnt cause lobe tl'niiktul E>r wli.u they hall t.ceivrd I’ S — We had a v« ry line »liower, «'on>nioncinif about live ..’rl."k yesterday evening, w Inch C-h.- 1 iiiued w 11I1 lutlo inienn.Ti o lor nt>oul three hour* It was aec.iriqumed by heavy thunder. A t T"i:l.r.V, iwi.ftn. 'll. Hit'll Vlo|! Iirvill 0 »l tl.M>|,N tsLitfMv l-ju'- I10 Mom act. so.1 |i.«v». •! • *. '< K 111, xwt ft'us tiaititdia'e r i ffr<!».»( » V«a *» In extluc i.S \ lle\«kt |o .1, udUxS..'.!' • l | lit.xlil M*. ►>(■"<1.1.) »' l ' 'tfvlCl. wit >e r« I .. W l> I -: ed"i I. \ a I ■ ! I.k< t . d*d * k 1.1 Ihiu* ■ ’ ^ e tur p. .-pr ... ... . m.r -, io.fi.xl tu (be .Uveaiv* "I svi.l ": «.»I" vlsnv •" ||." C.-Ifpla*"'* of chHlernln |.»rli iiiCvocv. au l . .. i. xl is re k.lv anerxt j•*-r 1 *>*, are tb.'IM -Ik Ilk* a afe^l *.|v klUkx'U «o rt I-Vtvel kloxot-Ft-tr, .11 U'iii;' >• 1,. inxi re* ll.e ». i-l 1 1. '!»• ailitvrtiun * kO»|, ki'd 4.T- a* k». r (tt**. loi.i ifl f i‘tl" p«'x'»liv e J E • | re(.*1 all I- Ih" l"<*m sopleaunO l»*ic. k. <1 lEtec on.. • lie •l.ei.c h • I llir CiviultVS I lMnt.l Vtkd.etlX. !."il fin! |.reot.um Miser Molklr, kit.1 k Nrs \ .vi \\ ..iM'v I k'r Vlislkl s« arvlrsl. I »r «nie lx it." drnx-.'i-.i 'kill. ««-l hi the utiie Is. Hirer t J III *» A\|». Phltadrlpkla. l',f“ M I'll \t lit V. n.o fostvw.1kl.tr dlteiMv a i.ini* l>. tikfit" ■ be vXtll nl lire phs**eians )t*Mil IS 10»me !.. . Xi: l t I,*- N't* \M.-M VtlXTl III ' l!«J{n >lcxrn«-M s-lklik. Kirrj. Tt. x Ar. 1 * * v J ■ — 11 '*xIi—— !• I UVtuk, ftl !*!*'• IvU'.-'V f ! !-• " mrtvrs ot xrj onloe !■*Rn»in« 4 ' '-fx ' t .tiuaf, I. - IV 1 V.V., W rS* #- 4 IV">o I xR-J- \Vxu»," Koa, fltitocr K i.is»r . fc 1 In x Mr sin*- A Mt*:ev. CcmweJ*. tup. x ! '• "' I R. UU|M)"l(oHl*,S|g BolWls I xi.Vtpexi. J.-h*»i»tv. 1 K Mill*. rt t % it 1 t». M"«itv.kt>lp V.xbxrrx, -vTwwt, >*• Y.«rt -!>* r.v 4 iv. r-V'p I'Kxr.f <'»i. II '*>.totie. IJve"p>- —f"t Kelt* 4 X\* I?r.f Vf." M \\ eei». -Hi. K.-clikM*. V" * 4 Ti v.i. IMWI Ma nx • M I' 4 Ixbktes. *.-f Nee 1 .— A - V F . "" •• IN Ili'tv-o.-V It k'ef. IV 11 T - ’ » Env»*k VIr* l^hteko. If ftoV-ee- *"* **• v i. i Mt, J i: Kin n. i k. * * xvbf.e *e.r r»nv. , «. v--«» t t M • li- ( tl.r V.i II... . N « I Htai.Tii.ir New York —Thorn wero391 doathe m Now York Iasi week. NoviurATloR row Co.viZl’w — I K-q , ..f Wilkes, II I* bent ii« imi»al« <1 Loss < r PRorrnTY AT Si i -Thu loss ol vc*«r\ia j and eaigo.-s at sea e.'iiinuies si great a* ever, ami j ifi" iiisuiaiu'" Companies have mu unproved ilmr , B t'aimlcluel. | e«.|idiii..n even since III" adraneo of prenunlii* — We nmUr-tMi'lthxt 'tie Iomc* .1 »«tue »t thr tarse l».ituaI olh.es of llo*',.|) ami New Y« ik have S.k at re IT' l"M I at.W, rr*p • Allien- anrlldatw lor Coi'grraa m lit" M. niituin Dls- ^ |,|nrrd to lie s*» large and I. t Th« Duspntch say* - -There is not n ungl.* new j niciui'ur in tlm list,and they are all DeuiM-ra:* I tV" Gov. .McDonald ha* written n Idler tothn I Mac.11 Tclegrnpli against the American party ~ Flo* I« ex Idly right. Tint policy o| th" parly - ausiina to Im to gd riitol politicians. In which lio> | doning h.n’.'to a lilB ol tlu. cha’rseter dotnuiUs » ,n helping H on a. last ... | , lo North ('nroluu, In • I'Mfbsm, >■■•1111.ii to iho IF ut. T. liar iu rimy thu dictatas ol |ur plirata alli'diuu, ■ "d ralusa tha addresses of her lover,—who, by ihi way, is a novelty, lln*— • Quaker halo. Tim hook lavery carefully refill* 1 n, 1'inl is p. ivadid by a quid, sparkling beauty. Vo.1 hnrulv iron know ihat >«u an* fading a Story, sllhougli you pass with pleasure and mu-lsal through its psgss T*ik» r»z tnt MARiara By Harry Gringo.su- lh"f «| " Lo* tsilngiis." Ili/stoil. I'hiliips, H.imp*' 11 ft- Do. A very amusing vhIuhki of siorlea or yarns, il- Insirsiivu of "a Ida upon the lolling rliup." Hours foR Tiif i'toiir.a, In suImiiIi and nnimtry ihlt Villa, the Mansion, slid Iho Kollaur, adapt - rd to Amsrtoan olnnstr. and wanta; with nsm Idler will he published lotihwiih In * ThFia havo I won line mlna rs.eiillv believe. In iho rornnnro 1 varo.irs portion* nf Georgia—aiming dhrr p| # c '“*■ L ‘ |n I’ulnskl and W|lklo*oii roxiitti.-# •|*| 1 heon im lain up to Sunday Lai m Wilkhn ly. of nuy conscquenri-, *ifle« the .cd. In Jillers.m county in# still dry, ili .ugh tlm o-.lton nnd cof, are looking w • II. to bad isoiiroiiri- plant' (’a..rs tv Noarn Gioauu —Thn editor r.7 tlm I hsiiaiiooga A.lveiiiter tins recently irsvetM.I n»»ily 1 hq whole mum ol walker county lie wr|ias that ills* wl'sat nop la i!*ii«rtng, t'.irn h*'k well, .-ala lisvdanrt'Mfeil for want of rain, IhiI now • b... lo »[.«( .,..1 i.ii.-kI.I ,,1,1 i *" !"“ T '""" •' b*Hidings. Ilr Goivsaa Whaeler, archltsrt _ «»“‘li distress limn want of cm A lew larrn- ; (Miarlss Hcriliusr. I *»• havn ■ supply, but are holding on for f| .Ml fur bushel—toins, huwrvrr, have bi"'ii «'hllg#d to atop plowing for tha want of cold lo ford. WtATiua AanDaorsm Minni.t I'larRtna —Dp to Tluiisdsy last, tha rrnjra In Middln Florida, naat Tallahsaaea, hail Irssn r«|srd*<i aomswhai by (■ -xvini-v |,.R ruvviu.x I HOI IN.V ham his been •«» K-chesld. |. nt. need lo sovcnf at-ilin lisolillieid luntiaiy, lor fraud upon tit® Foiled Suua i vision Ollier. Hranisn Dvr**«»»*.->- Wo learn, says ihu New 11 isv on, Rcg der, •"» (t' ,,,, l auth.-riiy, that 1I10 Spanish Gi vuimiicnt has noiified llm proper deparimvatst Washington, ol ds irmlmrae ».* i-e- M ,tuie s setllein.'"l ol lilt cLllU* ot t.apt ’1 had- den* lluooher, ol New II ivoii, lor injuries and losa ot property siisistimd hy him, *t ihe hands nf the Spanish auili.uiito* "» *h» island of i'orto Rioo, e few yosrs since •’Trav "—This n new and spploprtaie design*' ||,.il lor tlif'c mssndschiMiimis. wlurh has been agreed u|mo in out p-'ll, and which Wo hope to sen gelteially #dv|dn»l by OKI mde Msllls- o.ailMo. It is ihe suggnstloli rd uli* j'l r'Ui "hh and most lespeewd mcirhsu *. ’1« I I'l FtR, l-sq , and Is i.i.isliy Lin iimiN and uapiessi*" • tMiailvetuii .Meicury. _ . nlinuous, that the di rt nr«» Blinking *B nl"i ping luinni'm, and ! closing up tlir ir aflalr*. Tin- mdieattons are ltv.it ilm si stem ol mutual inarmc insurance when eon- B Gi*- ‘'ncied .nr a i*ig" scale, ran fceeood lime wiihm ’ htl. en V" vi«, al'oiitlo lire tk down, and, in rm-st v .and *. pr-.vii a eomplel" laiiure llm pent. The tin'll "I tho matter |* Bill while theti\ is no ' bimni a* anlei w hen •uhiuiti. <1 |o therrquitiie sem- j liny and. 'a«slfienll"lt, vei Biop-eaeni system »• sv r together detective in lire ili*ciitntit*U<-n ol liyki j and llm ulsssilientioii olv.urls In aild'lmn I" this, there have been new* mis in Bm gmat In* rtea.o "I uur nrereh.nl ll-el, causing hasty and : fmliv fbnsiirrcilon, careleas lo.oling. snd m> to thsn all, an aelnal dcliciency in cnuipolent ma* era an.| •dll,vis, nod an m*i>il|iv t • ohiain a sotli. iency el ri|>able fci-amon 1.1 tail the vessuls Anidong ut , tlm aliapn ..| a mail or boy Im* bem taken and i counird n« a acaman I | n« n.’giret «d i* small ntatler ..(ten produce* A ! g|..*i i aLmiiy, and there «... many lo'itw .teial'a ; w Im Ii tin e Ivcrn f.'l koine yi art n'm.-si vvlioby Mil.,led I it most ol our limn All. o . (he *, w loch *10 ; ol ihe miiiosl Miqmiiance in iiiaWiim) up ihu calcu- Litoua ol chance* • |N»a t-ui)poit Herald ,• | i..j • ,>i die 1 vet.aiite ll.'iet, HW- -M 'he touKtrc-rs *•!»•' live" l>""l> rmel . . -n to " ailr* » !*pai.l»4 Vixlner, .ii- | r ha- *,r>>list ii ... sumtuM "< -fe*► i.ffr i,ax «oh ervMr ".«•» hnrm el 4 a- most s..itl"irui sum** • u.e iwosi - xiiNur-iiuar) me.li»:ec Ke Exv it. an.1 ike l»e*t inevni •vit.eni * may •» ! cuotici! |.r,»si-i*"». •< '> l ""»" "A'f I »l<- m . iio• ailev xi.4 toov.ln-t* *uK»'* .. \Yc xo.il «f« >* >Tvtll,!U> i; . 4i( 1.1;V i \|’|i P'iMM.iMra'x;.i* >.**. 3.I..I .liKOWof tt.e lEn%* ir,,--. » >,v empnATsi* •" u* picpar* t-m. 1,,,, , «.;i »i»l hiEt.',» appw-etale 1 I, meluvl faiiiii, ktew rain Inie Ii* e.vm- H \ iii. t if* |r| y It It I lit. 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New Yolk (Hurls# Hcriliusr This work an fully doacBbod in the ml* page is illuitralsHi hy e series ol une hundrad designs, and •oniaineiriuclivaluahle Inloimaimn inp«ta.m* who desire 10build olthvr in town or country. J, Mi Cooper, A Co., hate also laid on our table M InteresUng “Treed* on Uud Hur»aylng, M by W. M. OlllepvL;" Hurglcal RejmBs and MUc«l* laheoue I'apefa," by Dr G*o llagwanl, I'reddant (ifIlia Maasai-himaitu Medical H "Clety ; ami "Hand* era' YottUg Lsdi.'S B*ad*i," by Dliaa W Mandate the lung eontimied df»uglp. On that day How ever th"»P waa a heavy fall of rain, which, unfur- tuiislvly, Was *ro..|M|iauiad hy a deal tod I va wind. Tress and erti'ui Wi fe blown dovyu,*lld ttlsiety Is*. |uiy doii# Iu glowing cropa. 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