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SAVANNAH, GA.
Monday Morning, July 2.
AM WHO AW CANDIDATE POE GOVERNOR,
GARNETT ANDREWS,
Of Wilke.
t^P On onr return in the city Friday morning.
A(l.l .>.bMM.ol . rc. d.,., w. .ddf-wd *j ■A7^ - .«;;,dCul.,i^ , u .'
note to the editor of tha Gsorginn,calling hit at* j
Untion to certain nflenaivo aapreaeione in an etb
torial ariicle which appeared in that pan* 4 °n . «...
Wrtnwd., lul. Tho following p*i«grW». '*k«n * ^ , 3 ! V,’‘"V.*"‘
Irom th. U»rgi... of dalurd.p,.. «ul. ol .h. ; »“"* "■» '« '"» «“■»•»«
flreat flnrtliena and Mwnihern Itlnll.
Wo have conversed with the President ol the
Central Railroad, who haa juat returned from
Washington. We requested hi|i to state to ua
the bide lor mail service, on the ijrt^nas crossing
the State, and (ho contracta niaJUdJ the I’oat-
maater tienoral.
The Central Kailroad Company and the Augueta
A Wayneahoro Railroad Company offered to oarry
the mails at #237.10 per mile per annum# with a
proviso that If the Postmaster General would put
on thin lino the great New York and Now Or
leans mail, they would carry, so long a* it con*
linued on tho line, at #150 per mil® per annum.
The Muscogee & Southwestern Hoads from Ma
con to Columbus offered at #2tK)por mil# lor single
service or #300 par mile for double service, with
proviso to cariy th# great mail ai half those rates.
The Georgia Railroad Company bid #237.50 per
mile,and tho Lagrango Company alao bid #237.30
per milo for double service.
Tho Postmaster General accepted all the bids,
and gave to lire line through Macon and Columbus
fire great Now Orleans and New York mail. That
mail i* carried at #160 per milo por annum, bo-
For the four years ending with June 1835, tho
Central Company haa performed double service,
is #20,100.
lining lour years
The Company considered that Mac
trasrv i.«»*.; sist^******? «*•
Editor ol the Republican that ho haa miaapprehen-
through them, and did not heailnto to give up lour
ded iho animus ol an nmole in the Georgian of! thousand live hundred dollars per annum, to obtain
the 27th mat W# lake pleasure here in saying
that the article alluded to simply claimed, without
any intention of enquiring into die motive* ol tho
writer, aa la evident from the first paragraph, that
the article in the Republican e mmcuitd upon, had
imaf presented the political position ol distin
guished statesmen, and was calculated, without
explanation, to crusts a false impression.**
We bug leave m this connection, to call the at
tention ol the preeaiu Georgia to a matter in which
-feeders as wall aa editors are muon interested.
The canvas upon which we are eutcimg. promises
to h# unusually exciting, if not bitter and angry.
The dissolution of old panics, the formation of
now urganiiationa, and the introduction ol novel
and interesting topics, can not fail to produce much
discussion and unusual excitement. We would aug-
gest to our brethren of tho prose, ih -rsfors.ro avoid
all personal controversy, to d< al in argument and
not in d nunciation, uud to treat each other and
the candidates ol thi-ir respective parties with the
rasped that charactcriscMlitfir | mate intercourse.
An advocate of Gov. Johnson's election looks at
the canvas Irom a very different point from 'lint
occupied by tho supporter ol Judge Andrews Men
are differently constituted, though they may in the
main be equally honest, and one cannot with any
justice or propriety denounce another for not agree
* !pg with him in opinmu. A speaker or an editor
the carriage ol that mail
Our cotcmposry ol the Augusta Chroniclo &. J
Sentinel has now all tho lads and tiguies before it, I
and will be able to correct tho erroneous impres-
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE
of the Pavaunali Republican.
NkW-YoRX, Jl'Nl 28, 1855.
Tho Hard Shell wing of the nomocracy held a
"mass mooting" at Metropolitan 'Hiaairo last night, (
at which some three thousand pooplo wero lookers 1
on. Kg'Judge Uuardaluy was in ilia chair, and a
groat many big guns woro announced aa speakers,
hat Hi® biggest of tho lot on the rostrum wero Han
Mickloo and Jainea T. Brady. The gist of tile talk
waa against Know Nolhingiam, Tho speaker# did
not manilost a very tender regard for their "soft"
brethren either, nor for the administration. Una
of tho resolutions alludes to the Tammany Hall
brethren (administration; as " hypocrites" and
“knaves," who have turned tho old "wigwam" into
a regular "llouso of Refuge” for "raacala" w hom
honest Democrats cast out! Anothor resolution,
passed by acclamation, doelnred that "the only
safety of the Democratic parly now lies in an un-
conditional repudiation ol the Administration."
How shout union and harmony I
Tim number ol passengers going to Europe
this summer ih unprecedented, and those who con- ,
template inking u trip by our steamers, especially
by tho Collins line, would do well to nuko appli
cations at least tliruo steamers ahead. Thu Allan,
lie went out lull yesturdav. In tho list 1 observe
the names ol Dr. Jus. I*. Scriven und son. Mr. and
Mrs. Wm U. Ilogdaon, and Mies Telfair,of your
city, and a largo number ol distinguished person*
ages in tho shape of bearers of dispatches. Kir
Alton McNab and thico daughters, ol Canada,
were also on board.
Suicides are becoming decidedly popular in this
neighborhood, now-a-dnys. Ycsiorday, n young
man respectably connected, and an unknown fu-
male, richly dressed, were found on tho hark
'I#
Y MORNING. .JULY 2, IH6S.
... n given to us readers on this subject. ThoCen- i * y , ’ .
Ital Company haa bocn cha.Ri'd w nil n deign “to !
injure the Goorgia Railroad, by reducing tho
other's arms. The youth's name is Horatio N.
Gustin. The young Indy is supposed to bo a fair,
but trail nymph, ol tho name ol Walts. This
spucios ot sell- murder is not n modern wcukncss.
... . , . . n . i Men and women have killed themselves lor love,
learn that when, un tho 22d ot .May last, tho l ost- ,
•'Irom tho time wherool ihe memory of man run-
amount of its mail pay.” It was not in tho power i
ol the Central Company, if it had dvsued it, lo .
reduce the mail pay ol the Georgia Road. Rut we j
master Gcnorxl notified Mr. Cuyler ol his deter
mination to put tho great mail on the Columbus and
noth not to the contrary." Ever sinco Sappho
tiuug lieine11 into the sea horn the promontory o‘
Macon line, and whon, for the first tune, tho bid . , . .
.... „ . | Ducats, in consequence ol llio inwlcet she expert-
..I ih. 0«..tRi«R...d»Mn..ci.|.obl,c, Mr. Luy- , * '
li-r expressed lo thu I'osimasier General his opin- ,
ion that,considering the bulk and importance o' :
tho Tennessee mails, ho ought to give to thu
Gcotgi* Company tho sum offered by it,—viz :
$237 50 per mile per annum.
li has l ecu further said, ns though it were n mat
ter ol repr- .uh, that die Ceutial C< rnpanydesigned
to "draw oil passengers" Iromdio upper line, and
tho Company is sneered at with tho remark that it
is a "dolmpvo idea that the pass, tigers will follow
the mail." It is true that the line Irotn Columbus
to Augusta hopes, by carrying ihc grent mail, to
increase the number of passengers, and const—
Com
panies eomposn g the line have acted openly, hon
orably and fairly, and arc well satisfied that they'
act under no "delusive idea.” Hitherto, it is
may discuss the punciplca and policy ol his op- _ , ,
a , • r l , ... . , l qut-nlly the piofus of ita busiiu-.-s. I lie C
ponont, but if he go beyond this, and use language 1 . . , . .
_ c | . _ , ... names comuosu u llio line have acted oeenlv.
Ol a personal and offensive character, ho is with
out excuse.
tor ourselves, we have determined to discuss |
th# merits ol iho rtspective candidates and the
issues involved, in a (rank and fuarloss manner,
treating our opponems at the same time with all
proper respect. To ih« public wo me rerponsihle
for the correctness <-| cur opinions, and to indi
viduals lor whaievcr »« may say or do in relation
to themselves. If other papers see proper to com
ment upon what we publish, well and good; we
■hall notico iheir str.ctures or nol.jual as we may
feal inclined. We belong to that class ol j<>ur-
w Btlista, w ho do not think it nect STary to express an
•pinion upon every thing that msy he said hy per-
• >ns and presses of Iho opposite party. The
World is large enough for us all, and there is no
reason why men shi uld stop to wrur.glc upon every
matter upon which they happen to diTer.
X3 r Tho steamships Slate Georgia, Capt.
Garvin, from Philadelphia, ami Florida, Capt.
•Woodhtill, from New York, arrived on Saturday
morning. We are indebted to tne Pursers ol each
ol there ships for late northern papers
tsr It will be seen that ihe Mechanic's Sa
vings Bank bas declared a semi-.'uriual dividend
of live per cent,payable on and alter this day. Thu
is the first dividend declared by the Bjnk, it hnvng
been organised but s- ven months ago, and speak*
wall for tho ability and fidelity with which |is
affair* have been msnugrd.
tarw. would invito attention to the card in
a0'»th«r column, by winch it w ill be *«-en that six pu-
T jU\j l the Georgia Academy u! ike Blind, located at
Macon, will gi v ® two exhibitions, one this evening
tin 1 the other to morrow evening The object ol
v.hese ontertainmenw, partly literary and partly mu-
Juictl, is to bring the Academy and iho cause of the
Blind to the notice ol th* public. Three girl* and
S,ree boya will take part in the exhibition,under tho
faction of Mr. W.E. Yatca. instructor in the
mechanical department ol the Academy, wh'-, ns
well as the pupils, ia blind So noble a cause
can not fail to commend itaulf to the hearts ol tho
liberal and philanthropic.
jy The New York Courier bespeak* for Gen
•rai Scott aomo solid testimonials .id gratitude tor
bis public services. Government having failed to
^ Seward him, the people should tak*- it m hand It
««ds but a commencement to gam lor the pr. p..
^ iitiou general adoption throughout tho cuun.ry.
' ^ *8am" i.v Texas.—Hon. D C. Dickson has been
Iwii'nated lor Governor of Tex**, xnd ihe II n
,W (l Jowers lor Lieut. Governor, and
I Hancock. E*q , h»r C-ngros, nnd it is supp-
| ihev will beMpport-d by the American party (• v.
[ Peas ■ s a candidate I t r* e e. tion, a* well aa Hon.
cncod from her betrothed IMison, every gi
lion has had its proportion ol untortunntcH, iollow-
ing her example. Tho world now, it wouid seem,
is ju*t ns lull ol Sapphos, Romeos und Juliet*,
Clinrloito Tomplu*. and "Korrows of Wcflor," ns
ever It was.
Tho wenther yesterday und to day has boon very
sultry. The Colton Urnli-rs ar« disappointed with
the nows nnd our iimikcl is depressed in oonse.
qeuenco. Sale* to nny considerable extent could
mu bo effected to dsv except at n decline. Tho
stronger parlies, however, are confident ilmt prices
are destined to go higher nnd arc li dding on tena
ciously. I omit quotations in tho present met—
tied condition of ilic market.
I ho slate of me money market continues easy.
Business opt-ral ions are very circumscribtd, but a
torious, that the upper lino has always sought and very hopolul feeling exists that llm coming lull
enjoyed tho superiority, hy its bills exhibiting the will witness a marked revival. 'Iho prospect ol
Let, lhai it carri- d iho grout mail. Tho lower ; tho husbindinan are certainly very cheering.
J-hn
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Pease
P. H
line Im* aciunlly witnessed tho fact that passenger*,
intending to go hy it, have unchecked tlior bag
gage to u • by the great mail lt> e.
No complaint has been nmdo in this quarter,
without sny editirn.il comments whatever, the
companies i>l the lower lino pursued tho right
pLnfol coiitroling tho carringo of the grent mail
by their bids, ns they hud a right to do. Whether
they have acted wisely, timo will very soon
discIoho. We have no desire to disparage tho
Georgia Rond in unv way ; we hope, in sincerity
that it may always he a "first class road," and en
joy ihe fullcM mail pay from tho Government.—
We hope us sincerely to see greatly increased tho
number of passongers on tho lower lino which
passes through the important eit'es of Columbus
and Macon, two of the four great c >tton marts of
the State.
I’r.l.lssiER AM' K.vii.A.v —Sonic of the London
letter writers predict that it wi I bo extremely dif
ficult lor Lord Raglan and Gem.nil Felisnier to
get along harmoniously. The b-rmor is cool,
ctiinnnd cautious, and rarely uctswithom think
ing iwice; while the latter is bold and impulHvo,
bravo ns n lion, but s->nielimes hot nnd hasty.—
On* account states that in tho recent movement
w inch wan so successful, he never for a moment '
consulted I. rd Knglnn, while another states that ,
Im ordered ihc le'egrnpli wires to be cut, wph the
obj. ct ol preventing the receipt of instructions Imni
Fans. -
Thr I’anama Kaii.Road —Tho height business
mir Hus r<-ad is said to he quite large. The last
steamer fr*-tn t'alilorma brought d -wn hi nd,
nearly #1,000,01X1, which whs transported from
I'anatna 'o A-pinwxll, nt a charge of 1-2 per cent.
Largo quantim s <d copper ore, salipeire,bark,dye-
woods, Ac., arc also brought over the road, and
l l/HX) bags ot copper "to from Cuquimb-- are n*»w
on the way down t > I'anatna An English ah P.
with a lull cargo for Panama, has nrrived nt
Aspmwall, w'.ero iw-.i <»r three cargo* s ol Cum
berland coal, Ironi liuliitnorc for Panami. are
slu-Mly expee'ed. Of course these cargoes will be
trnnsp -ried over the road. Th»* Irieght charges
have be«-u In'rly reduced.
An Oi.n Sailor's Trick Kivivld.—The Co
lumbus Ohio) Statosnian says that st a pic-mc
coe-ia nuts wi re empti-d o| ihdr milk and tilled
with liquor, which wore used by tin* "guntU-mon"
pi the party, This is railed a I'fir device, but
sailors have used th" c«coanut h r liquor smug
g mg for at least hall a century. In Mnrrya
Bell, the present member of Congress, nnd , novel o| IV< r Kuuplo tho whole process is graphi-
Tho
In
I be sustained by the foreign par y
The NoaroLK Eliction.—Tb*- Norfolk Argus
•onU'os full return* ol the el-cii'-n there.
AAmerirans elected alltber ft’u
their v' tes were not near each other, showing ihat
personal preference and not party p. itics controll-
-d»l»t> voters. The h ghest American majority ***
«i&)aid the lowest 23 In ihe first ward the In
dtpend'm ticket lor Couch ilrnen waa elected
■h" sMund. third and founh wards, the American
\fctt«t|v*s successful The vot" cast was 1412,
and WomW official majority is ft I 8. S. Stubbs,
Ibe l*ti Mayor, was elected Ciiy Attorney
TBf ■Walkxx-Kinney EanotTioa —The New
Yotk fcso. a sort <d semi • flic.a I organ ol lire
gjhbwiecs,contains the lollowfng
"A private letter dated Kan Ju»n, June 14 h,
MMsays: Colonel Walker .s ab-ut to land at
?L"r Mend. II. has lilty 4 -ne able men with
him lie « tofight sg iinet f « «V v 7 n ' n * n '
**\Yn era "leo informed that ‘"'I Kinney w II
not land at (ir*ytoWn, but tha* he will make a do-
K.m . p-""•« r: 1 '""- w .i-
d wb<T« hi# crumiee wm -••■st «»l •** tx
, Ast'Stws—The Griffin
h»r» at-
psdTW
Notation or Jwnox
' “°W, Sow lo ih. Ih- h.nn.r
a m. I wh Dtuecl t" do ball!* to ll»« best • I
„pi., .h.ch W_. MPM1 1 ihr Siti
A -nPiliv.i iiarnrsvills, < n the Founh of
Am*'‘<*o X onflxOM) «-l raiifymx 'be Platform
?\i,v.J»Slr A number of d..iu.|o.i.h. d ore.ors
.mSJSUot'e P f o*«nt and address tha (MopU-
Th* Aiafl^ia Chronicle A Heuimel accompa-
,h. ptoHh"" iS-R!^ *' M * c,,n ' wl,h lh * lo ''
. AiMIlV.n o, Know N'jihm,
tom t . n I' .. .
27, ZfZZTJt r-»'- lh " 4 '"' * ,h ,nd 0, 'j
will m..l • f-l"—
Um'l.M. ol »• "P 1 -'" . . ... ,
•|-i,. «k nSRlmton
U ^(||.IMIII ol III. (<."«'• l.lliif'll
. ... fl . it^kih coo'l' on*. Aii"iiiii.if.tlon "1
^ j Foreigners and Ireew.ilsrs , and the
,h. N.bfMR.-K.n*
•aa bill.
Hon R cT Wlcklifl*. cx Postmaster Gensrsl
**° n n * • - .h.- HcmoerslIC Hleu Con.
I celly di
Ex-I'rc.sipf vts IN Till. I lores nr Common# —A
late London le'lor say* Mr Van Boren and Mr
ep* one, but j Fillmore were bo'h prevent in ihe galleries *-f iIn-
House "I Commons during llm deliaie un Tuesday
n-ght On Thursday night Mr Bright alluded to
till* fart, nnd took occasion t-’ pass a high eulognim
on our country.
Si.vr.N M' Rr rRrns Sentinceh at one Time —
In the Ftsi District Court at N«w Orleans, on
the Ifith ins nnl, reven persons \ ere fcenienc"d f«*r
murder st <h" morning sitting ol thu rouri—l«>ur <1
them, name Callaghan, Shields, Kennedy nnd
C .#ir|ln, to death; tw •, Haggarty and Scoit, to
improvurnent (or life; nnd rin<', Johnson, to mi-
prisoninent f >r 18 years
I'aoTtcTioN roa tiie Slaves—In New Orleans,
lately, a man named Hunter lus bocn sontenced
to pay a lino o| $|,'»on, urdergo an imprisonment
rd six months, nnd buleit cerisio slaves whom he
ll'egaily sold in such a manner aa to separata tha
mother from In r children,contrary to the Louiilana
laws
Mom mint To Ffi.T'N—A writer in the Lan-
easier (Pa » Inland Daily suggeai# iho orectmn o|
a monument to Robert Fulton in the pul'll" squire
,.( that city by mean* of 25 penis sMlmcriptions.—
Fulton was a native ol Laiiresler C unty
Luitoriai. Chanoe — It I* s»'d that William M
Burwell.ol Virginia, is to l o iho ediior ol thu
"Amoneaii Organ,” in Waslimgion, in llio plaro
j Judge Eilis w bo will bo urnporsnly absent, on
j account ol ill health
A Sinoci.ar Cass—Nineteen Hi.avu Goar.—
The I’lttsbiirg M’s ) Dispatch #iya
Wo ..Uervi d S good deal o( oxcitemoni, on Mon
day aliorno- n. on ihu wharf, near tbo aloame
The li'ianei.il news by tbo Baltic IS regarded ns
favorable hi Wall-street, inasmuch as the Bank of
England had reduct d its iatu bom 4 per cent, to
31 per cent, ow ing to lh« great abundance ol un
employed capital, and thu lino weather which was
an iiuguiy ol large harvests. Mamiatan.
[Correspondence of the Savnnunh Republican.]
Athens, Ga , June 28th, 1855.
Messrs Editors:—Enclosed you will tiud a
list ol the Soph unoro, Junior and Senior appoint
ments made by the Faculty ul Franklin College
lor iho approaching Commencement. You will
e -nfcr a tavor upon us by publi.-diingitht' same in tbo
Republican.. A ii-t was pubii-liod in llio Alliens
Banner, of this til 'riling, which contains many
inaccuracies. You may rely upon mine ns tho
correct one. Very respectludy,
E. M.
SOPHOMORE RECLAIMERS.
W. \V Belcher, Abbovilio Di*tnci,S. C.
T. E. Bmckph-ar, Thotnae county, Georgia.
J II. Bluunt,Clinton, "
A D. Burns, Chattooga county, "
J. L. Couper, Glynn county, "
S. W. Harris, W.tumpka, Alabama.
Ge >rg" Hi. I. IInrrison county, Texas.
B. L J.me*. AM.inta.
Barna Mi Kintu-, Jackson county, Florida.
W A. Me I'ycrs, Euleula, Alabama.
A. B Parrott, Grecno county, Ga.
K A t4'iartoriii.in fc Liberty county, Ga.
(•c<Tg*i *»«-rovcn, r^wvandal). 1.*
William Ward, Bra/onn county, T- xns.
J. I’. C Wbit<-ln ad, Burke county, Ga.
jt ni >r AProiNTM*nrs
W. M. Chase, Aih -ns, Ga.,' Writer) Phi Kappa
Kociuly.
J. K. II.it doe, Savannah, Ga.,trf|ieaker) Phi Kappa
Society.
Joseph I’oii Talbotion, Savannah, Ga., (Wrnel)
Demosiberi' .in Koei'-ty.
J^liii Lunar, Mae-'ii.Ga ,(S|>eakcr; Detnosthcnoan
i Society.
r. T ll.iri, Liberty county, Ga
J \V Moore, B.- oif .rt Di-irict,
L S Wits- mi. I..Grange, Ga.,
.1 M Hr II. A hens, (in,
I. |l. II til oi. Mount Zioii, (ia ,
W. (). Fi'-iuing. Kivannsh, Ga
si.m -n appointments
W A. Clarke, l-t Honor, II"iiry C
./ .4 Moxtrrll l-i lion , Athens, Ga
ii IV /*Ai//»'iff,2 I II oi , Corinth, Gn.
J H. I'- rsons, 31 lion Talhoitun, Ga.
IV .V Chish'dm 3d Hon , Liberty, Co., Ga
Alexander Atkinionhh Hon Camden, Co., Cia
R O Me Gough, Forsyth, C
K. M Wel.S, ZeUUl'-ll, Co
R.R. Fudge, II iisioii, Co
I*, bert .Miller, Liberty, Co
.1 A. Stanley, LiGrnngo
W D. Wa*h, N-wtnri, Co
J- 1 p Brown. Baytown, G
E l *. Bsxtcr, Athens, (ia
E K. Bozeman, Forsyth,!
J II Nesl.Zebulon, (is.
THEBAtTir’S MAILS*. |
HilcrsilliiK Delis I Is.
« Too Baltic utrieod hi Nnw \ ork m coo o'clock
Thuisrlay inorulnf.
By ibis arrival we have sopm inf-irutaiion re-!
spoiling the allied sueceBses boloru Sevastopol, j
but as luliors lag ion days behind llio tolugraplnu
despatches, wn know nothing boyond tlit* low
words published by Govormnoiit. From lliose It
would nppcnr lliat tlm flglii lor lho Matiiolou wnn
obsilgnto,—not lower tlmn moil being pul
bonds combat,—and Urn success was complete,
f>2 guns having Inllon into llio hands o| thu French.
An Important clement ol tho victory is ihni the '
French from their now position can reach iho
sln^is hi thu harbor u| Sevastopol,
Copious details ar.it" band ol the attack an
K.-rtsch; also tolegraphn- iinnniinceniontsol lurthur
nucceases in thu Sea ol Axoll, whom the Heels nt*
lacked and destroyed iIn- Miorcs hi Tugaurog,
Muriaiiop.il, and Gt-nilscli. Accounts of iliusu laal ;
exploits aro yet rather meagre -
A boat cApudillnn to bo conveyed in steamers I
to ibo Niiillow water, I * lilting out in nil luiatu at j
Purlsiiiouib; dostiiialioii Huppnacd to lie Peiokop, i
Fnrllior Niit-(-vHH«-» of llio AIIIvh.
Thu British Admiralty makes public tho follow
ing :
"( nptaiii Lyons, of th" .Miranda, slid Captain .
Kcdaigcs 'I'runchi report (lint thu nnval opcrniions
ugiiiiiHt Taganrog, Mnrninopol and Glicisk, which
look place on ihe 3d, 5tli, and (iih June, have per-
leelly Mieeecilcd Tho public buildings and niilii.-r—
oils guvernniciK magaxim s ol provision* linvu been
burned, and thus an imun-nso loss ol Mipplir-s lias
boon lutl'eted nil tho enemy 'I'liu operations wero
coiidueU'd wiih grunt vigor and rapidliy; iho al
ius having only ouo man wounded, alihoogh op-
posed by 3,500 Holdiors nt Taganrog."
I>. tails e. tilil not bo received in England before
tliC'lHiii ( ,r lUth of June.
Coriespondoaco gives accounts ol llio nuserahlo
statu ul Eupahtiu. War und "silled occupation"
hav» d. Hpuib-d tho inlinbiianls ol everything they
p >*sc**id. Eoisoniu tone past, tile cilizens have
been subsisiing on n scanty allowance o| Ilnur,
given tliciii by Ou British. Forty or liliy deaths
Ir.uii exIi.iiiMiunand low fever laku place daily,
nnd around the t#wn new ground lia* been broken
lor ruincierioa. 'L’Jio liuuso* aro mostly in rums,
and the air putrid.
Fri.v. ii C jnelkincEs Ki'oken of —The Brussels
Independence Bolgu innmat.-i that, connected with .
llio r» cen. bucccsaoiol ihc Allien in llm ( riincn.iliu
, Coiilerence will be ru-npemd, nt l’aris. Tho
Bill all I'less conlridict tins, but llm Independence
lias ui inv limes gitvn ihu tirnt intimation ot diplo- :
malic pri.babi|it|.-8.
Tin Bai.iic—On Juno Hib thn Eugli-.li iloct
con-i-i!ng >.I Iti lino-1>T bailie ship*, including 3
French, w.n unehorc I c-io*.! to Cronvtadi, nnd
lormiug a lino Heron- the bay, from shore to shore.
Admirn Pundits laid gone m very close with llio
siirv. \ mg slennier M* i on, and all.-rwnrds with a
ho,»i, bui imis not niolcMtd by thu Ku*einns. All
Ihc ship* in Crons odt wn.. uicsscd in their colors,
ir.'iu which n \tns inh-rred that tlm cilizens w;eto
cclei.rating cillier n lulu day, or the viMl ol s<>ms
dibliiiguisiieil ptrson
Admiral Bay res' (English! saundron, numbering
15 bail, undi.Ti-d HI Ibe (iryal Belton the 13.h mst.
Britain.—Tfepriiu-ii.nl 'nines# in I'arliamunt
bus been ill" diicu*M<>n . .. .Mr. Brown's u•<>ti< n hi
Iuv-t oi ile.-ima' com ig.-, and on .Mr. Layaru's in
Lvor of adimmsirative r. i nn
Ex I'rijiiii. Nt Fill.m .i.i. ai Cocrt—Mr. Kill -
ill."re was present'd i" (J'u-cn Vu-loriii, by the Earl
oI C.arend.'ll, at an "an li.-ne.-,’' and, ■ul-*equently
was pi. mu' at a "draw mu i ..in" Mr. n Bu. Ii.man
ai'.-omp mi ed Iiiqi. Mr. I illm.<re nlii-rwnrds dumd
with ilu- g.i.en He (Mr F)t*s:a>inu at Fcn-
t.-n's II ii i. St. Jiimes Direei, and Mr. Van Burcu
at L- 1'g'b 11.>t«-l New I'.. n<I iln-cl, London
Ar bur t uunrighaiii, Mipe-curgr* < I die Am. rmn
(•hip Samu I Aipletou.il. in. n in a card 1 i llm pa-
p* f*. that the Hinp earn. <1 a'ln* to Russia
I no -hip Thorton, at Liverpool, Irotn New
Y'.rk, H p it* li vmg p i*-- u mi lh<- Till inM.int, <>(T
t" ip- C|t .»r, abuut -10 bai. * ol c .tluii, otic marked
I' K
Mis* Nightingale is on her way to England, on
board tlm Cuuuni stcHim-r Jura, Sh • I* e uiva'i-s-
cent Ir-.in In-railsi k o| lev. r.but i« r> Coiiimcndod,
lo r««. ru i li< r strength ut li .me Inr n seas- n
I'ltiv A mngn iiceni l"t" waa given,evening
ol llm I lib, in the II "t>'l de ViHe, bv thu I’reU-ct
<•( |||L- Kt-iiie lo llm K i.g .'I Portugal, (d'men
Chr i-tin i, llie I'rinccss Maillilde, tin. Lord M
'•I Loudon, and six lie
Nallvs Amarlrsn nsn|.
Ills# ye sons of old (.'nlunitila t
haiber lo yoitr reunify'.call,
Oh your arm. n<> lunarr *11111111)" ;
Ills# lo help In r, one mat all!
r«*» *«•*) eiii'li run.I slid lai'lnui;
HiikhI iioI iiii-f wriiiur rmr ill;
It.111*0 your virtue* Inin aeiii.u,
For we liivo oiircinmiry mil.
Mall BoIiiiiiIiIn I Hull 1 olumhia !
Knl»e Hint tlirltllnu »lmiil once mors;
Rule i’.iluirilila I Rule L'.il mihls !
I 'oiiqiiur over sen no.I *lmre.
Hlmiild tin- tyrant full »d hlut'er,
r'mnr 10 lake »«ny our knih ;
Then bmvi- Im)*, wa'II make * mmlar,
And our liberty lualninln ;
Ami II f.-uinun , blind with liny,
' remi't lo l ike away our rluiii;
Wall mil limn fur Jndgu mir Jury,
I'p ' nnd m ibrin, boldl) riaM !
l*or ('..luuilila, Ju«i t'nluuibla,
i.'lalm* ourcliorui a* hef^ra ;
Rule 1 olumhia I Rule I'olumhia !
Conquer uvur tea ni.d ahum.
Kite then, imtrl.ita—name nidtarln|,
l.el the l'nlon ever aland ;
MbIm! Iho Mar* and Htrlpc* »" clmerlng ;
Mlorluu- haunur of our l*nd :
Hi-*- t )*■ .nil. of old (/olouihlii;
Hire ' our coiitirmn weal in m-rvo ;
Hue! while now llm tong enthrall* you,
ThrlUinii every vein and nervo.
Ihni < 'olumhia! Mail 1 oiuiuhla !
I'.iiiuiier n* Ih'iil rli 1*1 of ynrn.
Bull. 1 ..liitiibla ! Rule • oluruhia !
ml aliore
•IwabNNtf*• C'Mlelnrd Jfaynttia
lfu*hHud'* CAItOINKU MA«,M4ilA I. M«My h/ne-I
flrlal In alldlMtaMNi of llm aioaiaeh sad Mowela, wfi'rh I FnilT 4 rP aWAMliAM
nil* aiioiided with aei.lliy, *ud xi'*e Irnrueillais o |i*l|
I., llm hesrlhu.li. The i-ffncl* of ea»-». liivslHigor
•Irinkliix are Kenerslly ralleti*! hy li, anil li afford* one
ol ihu mllileat srul rno»l pleatatil *|m"Ii nl*, r.p* * 1 l.y
I*, p* r*oii* who. Irnrn a •ndi-niar• me <>r «n.«#«•>!**.•,
me under llm Ireouenl nec**-»lly of having n-eonr*.. 1*.
In a nl 1 v tie. 1.1 |a-r...n* "f a hillhiu* as a #«utr ha«Hi, It *
in«) he r#rni,n„*iir|ed with prc.llar propri«t> ; and . • ,
\ irnre* have luirn r. i.i-*i«rll; lerifli 'l In ihe dl»e**e* ■•(
wioiii rlirnslr*. Many of llm roll j.lalnt* of ehldrea In
early Infancy, and even al ue*r« arivanceU j.» ri***1», are
i,tu ruled Midi *r|.||l) ; and In mch ra*e«. Il.« 1 a* 1 "•* d
klm<n«*la Im. n grtrnl *d«anla#e over oihr t ahw.rhrt.t-.
viz: trial II Uilh neutralise* tin- and In the aiirnsrii»ry j
1 m.*l, and acl* n* an eftlcaclnu. yi t grullo |»irg*Mv*-
Thl» |.re|.ar*ll..n U free from unpin,.anl ia»'e. at.d three
linn-* ihe tlrenglh of the common ' .I' Ir.ed Xlairiie.la.
I mir IIrat prumliilii Hllver Medal*, and a .New York
World’, fair .Medal awarded.
for .iiln hy iho drugirlri* gerir rail •. and hy the inanu-
faclurer. T. J. IH'8IJAND, Philadelphia.
apr U4 eorCImo*
I'Sf" Di*tliigui*hed nhy.leiki'*. well known rr>.7
chniil*, re.peciahlo apotlier arle*. and i.undri-.l. of oil.era
In-sr le-' iiion* lo llm iriMel effect, "f 8| A III.I.H
A.N'HiN NT. i'll Ml l( V’ KXPKt'l • 'll \M. a* ora-.inr
III in.nail., C'#ld«. and dl-ea.e. of II.< lunx* and thro*,
yeiii faily. There I* no etn|drlci»rn n M« pr. para i .n
An H. i whlrh an- w-ll known *ihI highly ».pj r<» '• 1
In Ihe entire mnllcal faruliy, alone enter ini*, it* coin-
p...in..11. e»TA III. I. It’s* III All RIMKA • "RIH ' 1.1» al-
po-pured wiili the ••me ai lridiflc .lllll and 1 •.'« It*
hciii ll. ml effi'cl* In di.i .M . of 1 hi- le.wi I. have Iu-i-ii
ri-m.irknldi, 1 a.-r .ViU pin rlrian*. who have heen made
ai >| 11 1II1I1 d Willi III" frrlp*. of llie*)- p p ilar rrlii. d"'-,
him Ineii pi.-a-i-.| with thi-in, and only .peak of lliain
In linn, of iiui|iialifli-d prai-e. II you have n cough,-o
anv di.eaH- ol llie lung, or Ihrnu', give tin- l.xp<clorant
a trial; or II you or v.uir friend, need llm a d of lh"
Doirrl o-a ' ."dial, make uar- of It wilh ronfldi-tu.e, nnd
uiiok Ihe re.uli.
!»•■«< nplive pniri|.hlei* lo he hnd grail* of llm agenli
I'r II •• Ilf each, old) nil) reiii* per l.otl e. or .u I,..tile.
ra.’.'S). I'll• »e. M. Tl BNI.ll fc «.'«».
W. \V. I.INI 1 <f.N,
A. A. Nlrl.MM'iNN Si. CO.
J. II. M<i< 1(1. Sl ' ri.,
may V9 IV savannah.
A 1.1 *
every
DiiUBbiv Ji*rroi«l f a opinion of tho
AiiMirlcnn I'rtriv-
in llio columns of Lloyd's Weekly Review, eel
itad by 1 tougl.iA Jerrold, one of the uld.-at wr.M ra
ol tlm ng.-, vvo loiind tho lolli.wiiig iiitcruMiug ar
ticle. Hi- rayn
"I'urtms lire many 111 America. They n-e l.ku
rnuHliruoms apd (ado like mint Every Prusiden- I "
tia I election brings a crop ol them—limy rage lor
a day—am heard lor a week, nnd Imgi I'.-n in .1
lUuidli. Sin h aro lire St-wiud* nnd llm l illni' re
lies—llie Hards nnd the Holts, and many in r< -
Thesii collie up w iili Cr-ttuin men, and lall out I
sight when ihu men do so. ( hh.-r nnrix-a rcnMm,
llku llm li'-e soilors and pro-slnvei«, because th y |;
represent ideas—personify a conflict—which are
permanent on the American e • 11
".Mo*t ••! these parties aro w ml known in Eng
land nnd tlu-y aro nil worth studying, |.-r thu p'dit • s
Anicnea aro tlm pelitics tlm future. A* iho
Fr-Mich diplomatist observed tho oilier day —
L’tiirun rrrf Aiiglo-Suxun. Tbo latest party
in tlm I'moil is Hit- party fneetiously kre-wu 1
ns Ibo Kin w Nothing party—u uarno which llio j
party accepts m tin* Inigo spirit ol conlonip: in j
which the I'onlnu* received th.-ir h's'i-rieal d.-s- '
ignutmu AH things considered, iho Know N i- j
things aro iho in. s* impressive development of
American Ido Hitherto America has heen n r-
luge l>>r ihe oulcu»is ol all nations—ih" Imrim <>! 1
all wlio II. .I Irwin debt, Irotn tyrn-my, from s'nrva-
tmn, Irotn justice. It lias r«eeiVcd all—rcjeci-d i
none Thu was n grand experiment—hut bus
oldv pltfliully succeeded.
"S -llio of llie immigrants—especially iho Iri«'i— j
brought m schiol with ibetn -.-vil patsi.ms arid bad
halms, and aa all were nduntiid to public power—
in Vole at elections—public Ill' ll ||A.J lo Bti.' p I"
llii-ir bascnesH to get supp.-ri. and Imncualower !
style "I pub n- moral, beenmo tlm /ulo in laigo
towns. Tho Kn-.w-N'..things, who emprise tiio I
III -st mtolli r'uel arid prosperous men nl tho A inert - 1
ran Diiii'cracy, say- ilu* evil inuvl be stayed— ;
Their erv 1-, "America lor American*'" And
surely tin* ery 1-as reasonable un "Itu'y l -r ilm
Italians," <.r Hungary h.r ihe lluiiganun*." Tne
new party is a proles' ugiim-l Ir nil political profli
gacy, ami againni Jesuit intluenco hi Anieru-s —
Tlu-y ne. U i" deprive ilm immigrant Imi.lo* of dm
invui.H ol nn-eliii-l. Tlmir m.ili" is—"I'luloclmu
to all—power l" tho Aiiiericnn-born."
MARINR ISTKLMLKMi:,
il'Nlfl
AIIN1 v r.p. «
r 8 kl *mai»*hip Siam Of 1,J J Oar.lft, ir.ifl
..o* from I'li l*«tfrij.i,ia . A I, lorn,*vi.) L , fj
W Airh r*-in, II D Arr.i.hl, J A lltifi.n, li'ilUr a ; r|sr-
**•11, ItrtgliBMi. k«-i|| *"i,)t| h. 1 ... 1 1. ,ff.,
' >, dpi iiii r 1 urrell, l' • u*mpi«M X. < t>, 17«,, r a Iui4»
g. '*. • 1 or Lorn X ■ iiiintngi.hfn, 0 iV.i.m, 1 ,, g,
V'li H 1 "pp. M A 1 ".mi. 1 I. DH’iiut. V. n. (>«•.
»«i..*. him nn, 1 * 4 »r. fi^». <."»,« mi. a, 1 >V F
Min.', r. Il'ilio r X • •mm- fl. I' ilea... I; Jobta^.t, X 1 a
'• II J ' "ti I'. I Ko'idri, K inl»f. 'jiiI, m t»», •% iy
' ' " •.*(!!'Mu. I.jnii k. iMdu 0
M»ii . fc fol.tiw.i. Mn®
, I ll Mills i I. Fri.,1. PlUMj ....
• 8 8 ’■It'll-), r. -ar.Urt, HI , VA’rlla X V*#-
V\)*ll ^ - -
l -n
Diaatillllkoil of I o|iuriiii-r.lii|i.
Tile llrun.f I’. IV. ALtt annas X ('.., I'riiprietor* an-l
LIilor* of tho savannah llrpubluan, ha* been Ui.solv -
sil Ihulay by the wiHnliawaluf Mr. M s*. All ilebl*
ilu* Iho Bepubhcan office have been runaforr*-'l lo the
m-w firm.
I*. W. ALF.XAKDKR,
A. K. 3IOOUB-.
June lOlli, HU3.
t.'npiirlnvrxhlp.
Tho bmlimi of the llrpubluan office will hereafter
1 be ciuiiluclt-d under the uama and style of ALtxamKk
| kh.uib.
p. W. AI.CX \NDIJt,
J. R. f-NKKI).
I June IGlh, IMS.
A IVord lo l*airou«.
I In oontequenre of iho above change, it liecornes
j necessary in sottlv up thonldhua-uess <>l tbo.-lfire.
Our patrons, therolore, both in town and country,
1 who are indebted to tho office, will d" u b a parti*
cular favor by attending to their account* as umi
as possible.
To riunn r* nnd I nctnrx.
We th -uld foil extremely obliged to 1 u* friends
in this and "liter Hiat< s, il they wotnd kindly send
! ns answers to tbo subjoined queries at their car
lo st ciuivi nmnee:
1 Wh it propnrH -n do you think tho land plant-
I cd w nh f r 1 * 'ii tins Spring, hears to ilmt • ‘ :i*t
year and ih« year previous m your own neighb r-
I In "
• 0. M J ll,.
•bile. I * v\ «yn
lla/mlru'* I iprr**. <01 r,a i. rioWt nuMh’i
llain r*«. I ..- I lh* *mp Fulr**i<1, m e/ inp.< j «* 11b a
lillNllH-r.il "'.her *«-»•"!•
-Irarnii.ip I 1 "Ida, v\ . *• -A Vora— M 'w i#
ling),»fii. I.* I j *• 'a., . .. . ii x \ .o*^.i.ga, J A Hr »«,
M \ • ..l.i-n, ll D « -pi , 4 buo 1. X M — a. 1. H • , w .#!
field. P riiainpi .il x ..... * 1, n, l •;«nuib|X«m.
1 uiiir, w. I- *’r». Da •* , '-a»h!. VV ,rf
(. Dnk-'.h, I 'I 1 > I - 4 u ' J • C. ordru VV f)
I hrridgi l'r»nl*Do 4 i;x n ej W tt Uoo#M, 0 U
■ hi I*.will. b'lh.-M X 1"-!•■■> '.*,.) Ilff.., Mnniar X b.tt-
Hi. II, II .*.| w ■ I X l.'ix.ke If -1 J-r. • I 1 f.re-t, A a 11 if
ifi 'g.-, i 1 J"I.n*..II k * ■-. <# If J* 1 N I! K|,*I,|.. |
fl l.aihf p k - W l.ynn,
X Siode'. J t' M .*f.ii, |i M iii-.i|i
i.l*. NeviU, i.allil p X li»]|f. 11, |',tr-
•oil. Ilndi X t .., Palter*, llulUm k < ■ . I. Pan*"., k i»,
KihI.'w a N..-M*. It •» mi.I k 1 f! liiiuLb^
Suvani. I. I*.* eg VI ••*. s *• sn.ir., V| |i Tieauof,
1.. 0(1 X Milk*). VV II \ ••Millie, Wifi k X IV
II VV illoiiu., I - VVsynr X Son. 4V ai X Tayh", VV C
W *■)•» .. ih, W 1 V\ ill aili-. N II k If \\ xtd, V\ II Wb
hi i uutig, Wynlt k f.'n, IS P ToRf|e.
■i.'iini f .-. moiole, p.-'.ii. Pal* ka. kr-s M i.iffl-
I. !,'| VI .ir 1 . I .MU. X via. ka.. A MorJe k l»r., N A
II; "|.. x • \ A J-"i m-1.». J spuria.
M.«, 11,11 ui I 4 , al,f"ok. Pick, i,h*rle*t»>ii, kc “ M
l.ifli ■ 1 M. /.-u.' I. B. I ..'Ida lloeL W C (i.rbaua,
ft Hm'h i.harii h .- "i, J lun-ell, J • I^rvy, lUbuo k
I* i-1 . 1 11 Vlufph). J fiuhardwib.
I VI r • aiii'-r • .i.oo.i, 1 "*elU r. Ja> kam.vdl*— M A
1.1.11.. Vi.l/r p J I' , > -ibli). It liaberiliafli
X -..I,, 1. A x t h Ilu. knif, I’oUu r x. I'aiiae*, i *rd-
wick k 1 '"i..-. • >'"t.. 11, M a ’ often.
I I.l % It I It.
Hr g I . I. !">•. p: . . .Ml -IJ.iiil*-r X tiamoiell
8. •■*»•.. 1 An* hor. A'cuii, Hoaton - b'lghacn, Kelly k
Dl l* % IC S I D
Hteaiu'-r Wi-lnka, King, Pa'- 'kt, kc.
P.tkAl.M'MIh
Per Mrsm-I.ip Kie>»* 1 e. I*' New 5 ork— J »> La-
ihr p. V|r. i.aihrop ai.-l il.M. M..» I .a br»-p >l*»ter
l.a'hr -|.. I. lwinl I**. :f*.i! Mr- Pa*t* hor I »r. I * «*i^
M .iP.'lMl- - . M !•• I I'-.:. I d. VI.-. SI Padrlford. K
P.ilrlii.r.i. Ml.. I not. V.I*. H llanlr, Mr* Mahaf*
«u i " •> 1 • Mahan., Ma»u-r Mshaff . W U L-.ug. J
i. • vi Haw «>■■* •.. 1 •» . Mrs *» Mayklfl M '•* K
* It.*. i, >,, Muller |i»)('ii. Mi*- II I, It- . a i.. il Mr I ar-
u.'i'i. p. . km J M -u'.ii'i.-, Mr. - v. i .* and (hod,
II 1 o• r. N r. a ' I I t " p. ' r-» T I.aihrop, Mias
M V |> . - Sir. I. V 71 be*.i >. It • on,ml' g. M*. < utn-
rn • ' cii l'l'eii ar..l i u-w . M • I. • i a >'■. M»» *- Hal
le*,. M - l’« • • . VJ V\ V ..Ol.g, Mr. ( leghorn and
-. . J I . %.... . M ». I i, |i P • Ih.J Is fflflHMu
III |* n . It Me . ■ **. Mr. I r) . •! i-a Simptrin, ll
p r .-.
. i.i ip
Mr. • ...
l h.- n
Majesty
in Quc.
«-iegl 'l
Did I
• interesting
a Empress
, w ln> lias i
"liu's i
Dr L
Re u
d'Au
• In
pli '<> I'ana,
,i*■ and Coiumati
•I 'll it ilm E npre*.
P-irk ol Sicgo art i, I.
\im>rtcnn dipt era '
*, (i.iunllet nn l A
ic I-- .-hipping I"" c.iv 11- v
C", oi the Frci cli *i iff.
i- li"l.f and Irnciun <1
nd other persona were
• Il'genco relcr* t" Her
in k, ihe cuii'bratud
nl. rabli! I'AperiellCe
wn* summoned by
r consultation with
wn* t -rnially an
al R.p
glh shipped
,o, Q .c.-n ol
it-nn. lb lorat
|ior*c* t.’npinm
ncei 1 • • nt a. v le! I
1 w hundred
• •I Ir* in Mar*c
ii 30,000 ImiM * buvo
. C.,
i t-
l» lal..'i. r* have lu-i n -Inpfi
I-, ilm (,'rnno i. Not lewer Hi i
lo'i I i im .• sin<o H e wsi Iui
Kr.viv -- N '*-•vith'iiiMiiin^ ihu Government #*•
srr'ion. ilmt ihecnrllisi n- oi.. tn... i. |,ut n. vvu.
th re an- iniluaM' nai > ilm i-uiiirarv
A il. -t h rent t • I' ms, Juno I3tli, giv<* n -fico
that a i ami "I 70 men 1 >*f| I'.oupelui, i .-n tin- llth,
*n It- 'k the dirvcii n .•! iho French ir ntier lo
! French nra »Im Ii ■ • I’r » n the
8 h and tl"'mails wlin li I. l: Madrid on iho Hhh,
wi e hurue.l by iho in-uf.!'i,'.' in('.-t*ii|
Th# c • •r|. « li-.vo rej. i d a propo-tllon tending
to ccnsuro ill.- ministry
TUI. I. tu:vr.
There w-.i-a .mo bring .■•woontlm stonmer Ma
gi. eiii.e a ; l a party "! I(u*r. in nrnilery men on
fell r>. "il III! I* 4 ll N :• -II
The:- i- i i!k that the Aii'tiiari army will speed-
11y t o red.ic l by 100,00 «.
A d --paieh, anticipat "ry of 'ho Overland Mail, |
liientii.ria ihul tho Imp. riaH-t* in I Inna havo
g un.-d s -:u» irillmg ailvuntago over tlm insur* I
g' "
.Ala.
I b.- i
III Ilia
' By Submarine Toll
-. I'liursdsy Tho
r m'eiligcnc .* Ir• -ui
il -ru llm I'rime.i to
in ns n( ih- varn us
• pi composing ill-ui
., ueral .vlorns had in
and had capim.-d a i
il*, dtc.lor llm n*i'«
lie loss at B.-rd an k
I kd-'S "I
fnpli I
Mersey has srri-
nitantinoplu to
5th June,
uiumiis
llm
ml
tx-
lire
do a now recon-
'iivoy o| Hour, to-
'h'- garn*"ii ; a No
. i-vumnted at 18
•I ru
in ■ i.Mis' pr«
ici.iiu b<r
I) A. Walker, 11 si
J J Norton, Atlmi
riullnriu «•! lit*' Aiairrlriaii 1'nrly ol
Tin wait civ it
Til" "Naiion.il Natives in Boston and I's vicini
ty" n**. in'iled in Boston iho 21*' June They
adopted u pin !■• rm consisliag ol lillocn scclion*,
nearly all of wliu-li are identical, iml only in #>-n
tiincnl but in language, with thosu embouied in llie
groat platbnm nil..pled hy tlm iimj .my nt I’nila-
delphin lia 13th section is hownver, as follows:
I ho American parly having ann n on llm rum*
and oi sp.to ol ll lha Whig and
ll.-mocr.inc |mitie*, e.imi"l h* held in any III inner
re*i».n*.blii lor tlm obuoxi >u* ads or viol in d
p| 0 Jgi»a.d eiih- r, ilmt tlm syslemaiic ngiisinui n|
Ihe slavery que-li"li by those parties has cl* ’
•actionai bo.H I'V mu. a p->*ilivc eli-mcnl "l
Pea! p .war, and Hr. nghi • ur in-tnuti"n# into
lh o, n* i-xperu m e h is *h'.wri H imp.>s-iblo Ii
omn ilu • pinion*
lliii biapmaut*, ••
pul' d ngui lo p i
long «s K d<.
al right* o|
■ >f guhlZ.'d
III" '
Lo., Ga.
, 1 ia.
inn.iMin,,,..
Kt «rv -
-Berlin, 'riiur-l.iv
—An Imperial mani-
, (in.
loan.,dale 1
I .-! I’l-ier-buig, ili -2d "1 Jum*, ordains
, Ga.
Ibal. in i ii -
.. • >1 the ilcct'ane 1
llm |»r. s.-iii 1 .nipt-rfir,
| llm (iriiini
1 hikti Coimlaii im
• oil a II bo Regent du-
C-i , (is.
ling tbo m
;u -my ol ilm t’rio
wn Prime. The Re-
,.Ml*a.
i. ( .11■ -V i.i i,,
i "Utiniic during
die nm*.liiy ol tho
H-. .uni a..n
i, all,.uld ibo t*hU<«
t dio l lm EllipicfeS
la to hu gUl
. A deeps
urdim.
ch Horn Varna, <1
.ted W.'dcnsvlny, Juno
13, D.,v H.
it dm French ti ■
.pa liavo been local led
If'd'l Kv.
h. | robebly lo .mn
st in sumo great b.ovv
'o., Ga.
a '.iiii*I r-i
v as'i.pol.
I’l mv (,
..-Macbak.'fr wriii-
d un ih<- ‘Jih :
! ia.
" l lm ci
in unde continue
* ngamst llm baalions
K .mi*. II mil No 3.
" I in- enemy hnsaskul I .r an armi*tu*c,in order
tb ii li.> n av bury In* ih ad. His I s» un iho Tih
excccded l.DtHimcrr"
lo a il — pali Ii pievi 'U-Iy loccifcd tbo Ku**inn
i ili
If
hope* :..
iiit.-1
3" h, llie enemy's fie
• • inlidii, set ".i"
I .nipi rot's Allie d.- -Call
.iled
ali-
xircnin ssilio"*' which sepsrain
, e ich *iniii must po«so#s llm midi*
pi.* upon ns local in*llluii*.ns, * *
i n t encroach upon llm constitution-
h r Stall s, and no syslemaiic or
, u m rnluliot! to Im-.il inaiituiioiis > t
Stale# should be had, CSeept llirougll tlm
• I ' ur rtsimclive deli-gaHon* ill Congi. a*, or
ordanro with llm provision* ol the ( oust mi
"W i
lure Im
tl • i -ii
ih- U
be
I.,
,-w nl el
I P'illlol
there A m.
.•■-In Mui.i loo
- W rnngi I,1
i n 'ilm en
I (III- penill«ul
on am —Dam
i 1 > v cd Willi i
i lih an. In r< <
an llicii "ll a ! .
I ig of Inn
-i, winch had at
ip. I'r
r.u i>i
'« 'I"
Tli«' I'llg rimog•- Iruiu Koine In llm
Holy I'Iiici.,
[«'..rri— Ii-iice "I - In- Newark Dally Advertiser.]
K>>mi , May 31—Tim pilgrimage lo Jerusalem
for III.- Celel.r.iti'-n "I Holy vv«-. k has heen uccoiii-
plished, and tin* reports we red-ivo Imin trav.-ll. r*
who wi n- in the city al Ilu- lime, servo to fell vv
linvv i iiili* re*peet ii due lo ihe *• rnui* contentions
ol tlm warring natio'is tmiehing ihu Holy Place*.
In fact, ilm seandal-'ii* r-c.'in- limy recall def-nvo
tile itlbjed o| ad pr- D-n. <• !-• i« -pcclahility, ns the
brnd.-n icleri-me will Miffi n-m v indicate.
The two earnvuns o| wi-.iern d.'Volces organiz
ed ear y in the spring—ilm French and Belgians
under fount R-".-rmund, a bi'n ui* I’.de, win -o
pl gnm's staff vv as feurmoiinti d by bis "hi P :-h
war Innco, and tbo German* and Italian* under an
old Austrim eccU-siafetic, n-aeh-d the place through
different r< uti s io find ih.‘m*elve« superseded i*
crowds 1 i "schismatics" Irqiii the East; some tw ,
thousindh iiigm- re r leas gui* * ul the (Jr ek and
Armenian convent* at J ru*a!' m, bi-side* h r i- *-
ol iii'-n, woirmn nnd children Ir.-m the '*- b,--
mntu" pupulslmns "I ll"- m-'glib -ring villages,
wiio wire . iiivio-mg llm t : .uli o| tbo II ..y
Sepulchre ml » a fi-tliy caravansary.
A ir.crid w li.i w ii pr* sent c -m,.;ircs the scene a’
ill!' ' pe .n.g - I 'll- week to a v.oH encampment -.1
Bed .un,* Contused ill!*!.-', rag lag and bob tad,
li,,. d ail lha sp - • * in and ah it the o i fl <-.
ging planks, ni.irn-**-*, cover.id!', liaiks’s ol pr —
vi*i< ii*, cooking u'. tifeils, vVc . * ,im d 'miciii.i ,, g
, Ihcmselvcs III I 'I'" side Cll4p«b* .Old HltSf'*, VV|, •!
others were r->l :ig uli.-ut >.r fe e. p.iig "ii the l! > r-,
in the midit ol f.j lalling lIiiI-D'-ii and pr-luso frag
ment* • dm*.w, I'uit, mol other species ol loud -
The , I, .pel ul dm Madulsnm and ilm seven arrli- s
1 ol llm Y.ig-ii appi arid to be ■ cully sot apait
i lor ibe Worn.-ii.
’ The •••.•tiw end atiAco* b* twei n tlm eight, ell
pi 11 nr w ..i ih- |{ ,t n.l .. the inbum'«, cnrnefi*, a 1
i-very iio*»di - p ini ul olaM-rvit i -ii in lh" viunur,
were hilcd " i'll imp- vi-w'd *• al* nnd fe, nff I g
for hire Al the entrances wer- a lew Turkish
sold.i-rfe; *!a;ioii.'d Ho re by ibq governor ol u,u
I'oric, lazily siMied on divan», and •meking .the
nrirgfiWe, w iih llm turn. *l p. i*Me indill.-reuro
l Kuril id the .iD|HH-t "I ilu .g* on ihc »r!v
moriimg w 1. ii ibe Linn Pair-arch sppr- a h- * "i! •
Holy I'l.iee,' W nil Ins suite "I "0Dl.ru pig'. -,
j |o perl, rui ilu ir tiffet "fTicei ..| .i v.-u u. But :
language, it nsaid,c rid prop v dovenbo tho
' scene nt iio,su mi l c>>nfiiii"U n* tlu-y entered —
1 The living iniiD-e* inside,mon. " .men and i ; -
' (Iren intermnigli >i, appear* d l" have been sudd.-n v
seized with frenzy, mid nil imaginable sound* I
slide and disc, d deaf, rie l the eat - the imp i--ive
Jsni»«atirs contending tlnmsclvc* with k® pmg
the « nlram e i-|" n ,
Alu-i -*"ii.e h-.ii's of initmt'gabla eonlrct ilm
Western Pi.grim* feuccecdi.I in recovering 'b- ir
places in Ihu street, brcailung biMcr rept a •-
against thn G.-cck ;»i/«/» ol ih.-ir Eastern rival*,
w lio had tak' il p*.-session ol ihc ''sanctuary " -
Tilts scene, I am «« ired, is but a simp'o itid . i-
tion ol llio coiidimi >d ih- 1 panici during Urn let
nr tiliecndiiVH o: ibu r * rr'u It is only ta r add
thill tile E ir.-pesil* made al. i. ihoiinblo effort*, un
der Ibo guidance "l tho several consul ..! Frauec,
An*:mi ai d Belgium lo iffcscrvc order Ironi day to
dav, I'll! W'l'li 1>MIv pariial succes*.
( hi I iooii End iv. the Wi s-ei;i Oiri«n*ns have
by treaty' llm i-x. iinivc light .<1 the t hurch, acl
I lit- y wen- ihercl >re i nnbl.-d t" p- »l • »riii the * • ni
nnies ol llm occasion iiniii.di'Dti-d, iho building
having been cleared out tor ihcm under th*- . rd. i*
..I Kininil-Piicl’.i tlm C'.nrie <u* Turkish G"ier:i< r
ol |’.ile«ime. Th-' Duke and Duchess ol Brabant
(heir* <d ilu- ihr.-ne ol Bolgomi.) and their suiie,
united in the ceremonies ul llie .uv, and wore pri i-
ent nt many other ccremomos during the w.-.k
Bui tlieir prevrnce did n- t niways secure tlmir
friend* In'in insult It appears i<> have been, . ii
iho wli d.-, a sen* n ol irre'rmi i-1 dly and l.m.v
licism,disgrncclul to Cliiis'cnd- in
An.,tihr. Simp 1,'anal — Mr Jervi*, an ongirerr
of New Y-. k. has recently made a report .-u «
prop.'Sell canal in t’auails, de*igned to coiincci ibo
Kt Lawrence r>vor with Lake' liaplsm It is de
sign) d io provide by ll lor tb • mv g»li ll ol ve**. I*
nl six Iiuii.Ired I ns The t’nnadnvn g .veniim-nt
conlemplale llm (-ousirurDon «d tbi* canal, nnd I"
so enlarge ihe 8t Law renew anil \\ oUand canai*
d f
2 What i* your opinion of tho" aland " n w- ..b-
tamed, and the condition ol tlm new rr p as com
pared wi h an average of seasons at lh" sarin- dale 1
3 Whm proprirtp.il of the -id crop of your dis
trict is still r. maining in tho country !
MITIIF,
The «iore of the tub*criber
Ing Urn rnm,ll,» of July amt A>rgii*i, to
llie llf»l "I !-- |, ember, wiili a n. w nnd
nf I'arpelinir*, Bug*, < 'll Clolli*, t'urtalt
Par-.u-* t» ifelniig vie il* fr»n
III be clo-ed «Jur
m re opened mi
uli *»»..rtuit-nt
ilu Vlaii-rlal*, hr.
k during I * *’•
aeiire. ran nl,'hUi lliem by applv ln« t*. Mrtif» N'.vMi.
I. \THB'k ID Hi Bit ”, wli ere In- book - an-l
, will be found. Mr. J"ii* 8. Boo* a-1* my mi l. -r iel
Attorney. WM. II. (il'ION. Agnn.
* eav amifih. June 30, IK55. j; 2—If
| AA a alt i ii g l»ii k 3. O. Trlrgm |*li I «.
'I i.i- Anenal Mcvl.ng ol the Mmrkbold' r-of ihe W ft-r,
ingtonaml New "rlean* Irltgraph C<,ui|**i.v. » I I-**
1 held nt Washington < Hy, fl. 0., Or*’. VVedarwIaj n
July n. XI.
|«. |4—if Ii P. I'l.AltK. N«-rre|*ri.
unnmu m, Kmutn.
\A\ VNNAII .VI A IC K I.l.
BaTCaPXV. . line V.I. I*. M.
I l*OTTON— The tale* U- »!*» were in Ul«- *'. l".Sc.
Market dull.
savniiiinti Export*. Jmm 30.
i I’, r *ienm*ln|i K'loxvillc, New- V- k- bale* • t>
; ton, HU do Donu-atlc*, i»»*ck» Wtmai, »mi iiiu.lr) pk^*
, nidii-.
' |'i-r brig I'aslc. Bath, Me fi—t Lumber
, t'rr *ehr mo-ei Anchor, llo»U>n—40,3*0 I«*-t l.miM-r,
32,2- 11)ii Plank.
BIN I'.IPTk "P '"Tri'N. IM II ■ It Ml.It'.AD
• June Un-04 h*le« l otlnn. '- v t»*t li.iii, -I b *n
. k. M .- - . .. . M *7*
V ■• Vein I i *■.. *. M I* DllP-n,
I, Miu .M Dll *.:., v m A liillt.n and
i - ui. in, \\ I i .-ii•;« At *• I nnrix J Pnxcla,
• r . Mio' I'M -,. Mr- II J <» Dxrl and cl.lld,
Im-H, J ...i.r;, MlfeS ». (Libert,
vi i;, tl, • t a>. i t v • . M W, nr, Mn I, M La
nd • i . Ml-* ‘ .thorn, M, • Vann, Mr* t*e*ly,
II I n 1 r. V! -• I. II "I. ' r. i. I b). k and chIMl,
Mri-c. i I:-..-. v\ ll '.ui--i,. II h Frn-miife. A A
•*, m; A 1.1'.-r . i.DWi . 1> B Muora,
IL «j.*-, I. l W Iruff, J U li Vd rt Clark, and 2i
;.M.-r, ;■ .Di*n- .. •.» -g a, '• m Phiisd' Ir.bta—
II v\ *.... . J s p..w i ». vi. • I. J H*j. Mr Brack-
r i: >\ i l’"f'er, Mr*B".wn,J !. Branch. Ilrnry
ll M II ,-rt,. J \| I . I |l J sod Child, Deo
Vr»-k — M.r! ael‘
• D-*nald. J»*i.-*
iltlvina... Wra
. it i, an-i 4 »!etr-
Xc-J r IHelU
!■*•; w.siofial,
• J, «rPi»"*i'|
• • I *T1, J K'nli)
... , - *tJ, U i. Kir.g,
'■ - - -, -' J • • U, J Arm*
'. J I'M’k- • II D Hawk" -. Mr I n*.y.
• .- ne • " n. * a k. ('••', • h-r .fmc, fce—
t-wt* ■■■• |... ... " D *. Ur* I. Jooea. W II Maz-
M - - M,--. -i ..l. Uw Mr Aldr.ch, Mrs
-!r ..n , J\ • * nvllie—Mr* I-a-
: - I. . .in, M»j Davhlt-ld a: . »v. I» li l>a»b-
I It Her, Dr J• I. I Id ..... ' C li « oops*. J
•i , . i .-. I - N. J I ;» .-n.. • . • T Sini'b. L
' I I. Ilinry, 'Ir Prrmou. in LlltoU, Lieut
». t - M, Nr J. ne*, and i d»-ck
J M •-
.1 l -terrate.
sni*h |. I'e.• -1
>. i• II i' no.
.1 Ir.-D . L Wi
'tltaqir. •
. VI
l*« ■ >i an r n -
r-.. « II Du re, V- Per
>D* I>«-1 -.ci id arid • >:.
" lark Mr IP. .d^ Mo.
- n. *i • *mlii, M • "uv.u•
«l I VlUlt tVIM
> a June vi". A r. br.g llr.-d-e. f,
’ a. Bchrt J i-ti'.i and vv Sncih.
• id. toig J \\ »l;..fe f-r •' k»'-o»:
Jark-
id ru
ling
r m l Looi#-
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS-
i o r i* U i I a <1 c I p li i a,
NEW Rmf IK TO
N[ACAH \ I ALLS.
Till. GIG. tl MiKfHLFlV UKI> A.M* f AT ADI,
i \B1. in .
■•la s |* l» kaa 4
I VKL T"
r ingmrm I'alla
20 lL±r SO
Dl'l-i M.- IHil.l. AH# ■
» \t( I It 4 DI ( I.l*
Fr -m d AY\NN Ml • NIAGARA
i Al.l.>. i'.'', 1 . jlnacu snorter
Cun Ht arry >tncr t utc
The
KEYSTONE
. vv |i |.it»-i
M -t
'' I.r M 111 f*. JINK .9. P.
Ih i me more ipi rt, and I ■ r.e i
lii r due Ion. I he otill sale mil -
„,t- -g - I ktvli ol Middling l"'»
IP 'M V>\ I LLP.. Jl NP. '
g Ihe i
i*i *>
TIM *-Tl ,
STATE OF
• article i* M-lniig i.
T* 'N. Jl NP. '
,* nn uusrlllril mi
(leamil p
STATE.
- >r. d.i ,vh (,ir Tr-la-
-•II VV I fi.NIJ-ri.W,
r ' ' nnd .' nh. July
- . •' and VPih,
PhllMlt ! h.a t,c
" , '--d* i
M«l J •' -B1W1,*dStiff.t,
i *u per lor i,.
• a a# Oats*
‘* h'wh * tt *ea,
V|D|||P
GEORGIA
Ll V -Ti M >TATE, ca
It.- *|«plr I he rrci-'i
hale*, and Ihe .ale- 1 1
l.« D nl • xurmc*
»..| i
I ! ill .
, I *-
,1 VI .1,11'
• Pair P-’n d I'-'V and PnV - lb" •■' .-ir ."
week In I i-og > "lion h»v* Leri, ’ udlr- ■ \ ,. i
* Plonda* ai price*rang i« from .'I l<> V.V.
id-- flirre lo- hern a •!«-*.!} >li maud I " " ■
. i thl* arin-!r during the *. • k j bnurl, V a
nor io die limited recWp'* a...l ibe Hah' • *
-o' i.n <- il*, an ad raore 'I ^ * V* •’ ha» tvrr u •• >
io- price* cuirenl al Ihe uaie .-I our la-'. i-»
.-•have raimi-1 In-m *, * #•’ p-* hm D<--.‘.
Im p*o p»H», lio«*#vrr, w (linn Ihe iau««-*f
l l,- p i-i ha*rr- have been ch>. fly i--* a-
in. nl I in- qui'l v'.ioli* » -l» w
, - ( Ihe market al the e'eae ol ihe wee*. ’ I
, .. Pair, AJ# A>.-N'• »"»>*•» V ’ P»ln»c, S', It ,
"-I dull— n- '.hina ■■
'1 « rrk : V»<1 f"l
i a hi ii Piiavagc. (PJO-kiccrngp #9.
Till* I f.'Mil • N'.'.i VV r • -nj
H i id li" ' ml* i i* - 1-*it* shorten,
• an. m -i inn-i- ot ihe tfomt. lo
Niara's Pell*, the Wrr»1 Northern lake* and V an* la,
. . : t v ,i , j. »• (■« V aliev Feiyx
’• 1 ,h. . :hr fkm- L... n* r»i reen»yl-
\ VV i ; I’ln \ ■ i-.andsui'ia. and
. » *> . : * I , '• . • - J>Oldl!* P •, If#
• I.-.ur*. - in Pb Ul* a eg s coaniry
Uli Tl KKT* a > . i -- »#rr* |o nap at
in■« f:i>rs. i poll.;-, a» . -• -'one lh. • mr*ii ai j a*,
i oraaieM ,i" v, ii at Pxr# (r ru m
. . >..-■>:»■ ■ * - ci • liraliaar Bll-
. * . ;n.
nvav -Jl * V I.. LAMAR. Aa*rnL
Fare Kcducrd—f altlli S?0.
I'or •Vnr York.
I Mi l D N 1 V I I N 41 \||. nil.
rm: ktf.am
To New V .*k
W
\\ ,
vi .ini.r. ji NP
Mil' I i ' ’RIDA
!Ii in* .it 10 .-'clock,
• -hip PlAiBIU.V,
.-en i i . will Irair a*
I r-,’ '. ,-r ) *« ng
iter •. i-.i .. r.'tn».xJ*i as
Hire Lali.iimlf
i lo i liter llie
- lire, .uld ho
li.ch bad been
- ilu-i
-i I v .
sppr
,,-lm.l
glmawaga. t’n the
licnla, a pr -pe ler .1 r
goinl navi.-a i
upper Ink- •> !
i h iplaiu, llie "
t ait.il ul New 5
llm
ml m '
• then
i, hiiiont ri mam* iu llio
mv lia* in -I uiulci taken
•I Kertch."
zic, J mid IN —Tho Vul-
i--p.iu bus Slm l.-ll ihe
i oil t lonsl nil , .ui Im lull
D "! llm "l -••* I. k" w IlllfV
III landing 7 Fnil.iu.il rs,
. Ilu.
In>ii w pli i Im (
..I these impf"
Ions will have
i.r nny port .ui
llie In ini "I I.n
,d ilm I’linpl*ii
Di 'i nriTivr
Works - Ab.,,
live niarIn . I lire w n« given, i
I ihni he • slciisivo N ai
(• W \ D Sill till, were
llie C"uibu»nh!o n.ilure "fill,
cslnlilishmi'nl wn* coiisumeil
ever was *aveil Bv 11»>
NN hiteh.a ,
r.Iiciii tv-rmn
If' l’
In
nn. Vakii
, ItllS 111-'Mm
W. rk* oi M- -
• Ml l VNr*. Jl'NK W. P. V i • r • -T ■"
ilium* i--efli'nl le s lew pa'ln«« »lei he*
l.-.OHl 40X1 bale*. Pr 1. ■ • -luvw • dr I; e •
li.ghi *t pomi of ihe m-fki-t, and *• i re.1
it n rordnutlv.
v 4.(11, li.-ivd Middling i tv-liu
,i ,,g - i"N Mi.Miu..- Pair i Ii ■ i
lev* a. 11 | Pair
1,179,101
3.SM fl.i--'
*1 \ I I I INI
I'or Palulka.
■ ■ ,
I'loritla.
II I vilVV. nl I4> •
I i
4 Id* i.
...I and . ii shipboard r
l.lila 8
.4 I-I "
(. alrd.
pi o|ii", ll.
Jfe
l«,a •«al».» d
1 uf Ln»u,.r,»
(<„ n..mn<’r. »fd (i II Mi.u- , oih,r
Mi WltkllT. l.o .m.i-'-'I
, for U Oo.o.««>
uinmaiMB
vl: Uok«-
nnd soon ia* a number of
i- and lemale, carrying n greatquuilily
f baggage < II ilm •msrimr lo 'bn v*harf. Oil in
rpiiry Wn le -nil'll that SO old gentleman "0 fmard
wu* taking mneirven alavea, mile arid female, by
way of this ei!y,lr».m • ulpepp. r. V.i , nahn alleged,
|or di" purpose ol freeing Ihrm hi (lino, and buying
land bn tlmm Th" slave*, however, li«m smii"
iiauar, bri «iii» auajiiri- ua llial In. renliy mteinlr-d
taking lln-in t" Him slave Mtale, nnd tedding them
• •slave- x rrm’> ol ilm numb* r, ih.-rnlore, broke
away Ir. in III" party end coiirralod ih«mae|vea - -
Thn old Ilian, aa Olio ol III" •!•*••• told u», aaaiired
(III "llier" dial lln-y lil glvl al* ■ le .VO II tin y plma- >1,
mid filially all put linn b.igt»«H« sahofii rpilii. r|
|iln>r*l. ly, procured a wagon, anil Dark It off into
llm rnv
Tlm old gentleman, irmanwii.le, •«( mi ilm boil
rr i|r • k ol ilm a’eamor, apperroily n rri"»t mdllhl
erd *4*n tai -r W« •■• ritaumd lr-.rn Ibe als*ra
that Im waa rail'd • «l" Hmiry II" was a
large, line looking man, and oi propoxaetamg
inannar
W. aakad lorn »hil the difficulty w.* bfiwren
bon ami ilm alavea He m< frly answer, d, "I
*1 don't know rnywill wo don'l undorsiand Ii
liar"
It la niat lo u»y dial they had otcallenl clothing,
! a v#ry la'gn Stock o| baggage, irunk*. Ac, and
j have iianlernly bad kina ami D*wral ireaiirmot
from CaplSHi lUmy wl» looked like a well mean
log old gentleman, end moal Inal deeply wounded
ll Ins Hi'en'iotis ware auch as Im ir prneenl*
Tin
pfinled i
evening
111*" alv
oi'".'
Go'iuin'-
phlform, sdopled ol* Thurtilay Iasi, was
nnd rai h-d nl n meeting held nn Knlurday
llm division ol llm Ameriv-nn parly
en'lfrly ab*nd"iiod llm aeeret principle
Finnnv i.i tnr. Ohio — The Ciucinnail
hi, of ilm rtth in*l , say*
n..e-
In lh"
I'UreVa ti««A«A*. which
I
Is 1
A LoeetiurtlnP* M*Vu» — I he Mayor ol a niv
In Ohio gol drunk tmi long *im.e , when ».!••• "4.
j,. .. ,,,| *„f. |r1 rinad on tiirnaelf, paid
1 Jim -.f our i-UiZena who i* dl*'inau'ahe l l-.r bis
aeienlihe anainnmiiiai louud, a lew day since, m
n all. II hall, taken mil ol lha Ohi" river, a vI-1y
largn slid l.i-n..'>i‘i! p'-nrl llwna hall an inch mi
■liameier, and lirmr limn nmel aca pearl* The
• aim- gi-nllem«n !•*• procured * number nl puarla
lo,iii ilu- •ln.ll-li*li l.iurul in certain places Hi llm
( Milt, but Hue mat i« much laig-r then any|in-»i-
ou-ly ilia. .-*' i. d I' i* p..aaihln ibal |vearl lislimg
in iy h-alter l» ■ no- an imp.iltaul luiainea* III ll'i*
tlcirmy
Tnr Niwy.ii "in »■»!» T»i iukxmi —'Tlm harli
fr.inli |, Bryant,!.I B"aDui, has been i Imilrreil in
L -luliin I" i olivey lr> • ape North, Capo |lf"l"ll,
;wai ns «nr I able fol llm propose>1 tolrgr.ipb ho
inrcn Newlnuiidiaiul and Ireland
1 .Ian ii f.nvk"kr» It seems ibal ll-.well
I obh'a I*, rpii'.o in Foraylh. Luilipkni < and o|Imf
(.heft-ken ( O.ini'oa, ia dacnleilly .1 • y 'Mi# "d-y
|..|" ••••m*|.. liaV" taken ill* parly iipllierea.it*
enough A' 4 unuituvg Ilia audinnrn Was decidedly
ill in and < -.id.D.r auch aeH waa. iij.-aily
ol lemperaine men end Know NnilmiRa Ai
Dahlornga, a* wn are told, about one bumlra.l
wenl mil I - hoar linn, ami "in o| that HUIuIkh only
• b..Ill a ll I'm were |Hi1limal limmje Allcf Im waa
Ibroiigh In# apeerli BillV Marlin waa called nnl,
amt t .il.b a- iHili-U The I Mil Ii la, ill" penjile
I her ok re Ihni* ill*- k hare been bought ami a. -I
ipign -If n ei ough by Crdih, lohnsoh A I'-
o ill * I* e| ulrllral,
Ii rail- ia i" <1 3 * Ilu l ife wen*
( bi dm * , ib mat , llio M.ign i.-nu. li'vd b>r an I'.nir
w 1111 g:. .! • ll. i I ii|>< >11 a Irmly I-1 h.il«o arli'ii-ry,
Imi Imle ilaiuagv On 'Im V It iniisnt 1
11.«- Mn im und Fire I'ly were slightly inpired by
r 'iii-um( up-ui ai'iiu* lull rn il um. lnii'"* Tin re had
ell li • ill-o.ill.m la 111.* |*.'tilimi "I llio tl "I
i it v - - w, J mu' 14 I lie I .ni|n-ri>r "I Austria ar
rived Imu yratudny li.un \ n-nna.
rm < iii.Mt v
Tim ci.rro*|mndencu i* ili.wn In the 4ih 'llm
Guar.In bail bisl 35 me" Ir "in cli.di'ia I bo 31*1
mg nii-nl bad also li.ai many men The w. a her
vv id i.|iiD*ively hoi llm army had r"coived
.i. all* since M >v I -t Ii w is thought ihe
|"ir. Iiluli-I Kir Gei'fgo lli'.wne W 'libl i. inn ami
I nnl nhoul mv mile* • am I liiilai-lnv.i, and I 'im a
jnii. inm w. h .Im I ucn »n lIn' IVliornaya
All nccnuule ugrue ibal III* le ia n v ml nill"Vnit
.-I d Ni.iian ami deapi.ruh'iu y m llie gnir.a >n "I Sn-
I’riv.un h>tlols ami d
gn i' ,i I. *11HI nci-.iuni
• inn aimV a* wnl| li'.ru
It*') mill buil-il* w hn b
al v
llie blind* I i
bar Th.'
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Ih-naanil d
Fiu.it I!
III!
atakiusl Kcriclm
llenrigs "I Hu- l( .m
* a* ali-kiii'** I ho
liiiluig D- ho made
aide i -iiiluui lb« Ill-
I-.IMill.-m "ii llii* *uh|. cl
li.I .iniAHiUi I* *rtld I" liavo hreu i.lilamoil, Ilmt
ilu Ruiaiaiis liave secured a cinmiiiuosiuni wnb
Ibe I nil.ca liuh'pt-lulenl i I H e load Uni elaiivg llio
iailuuu* "I l'< ii-k.'k, by mcAna "I a budge >d b.iala
n. i• >•• lli>< J*i v i a, lie
Vi. inm. In-lay, N""»i ii. noral l.am»irs, iho
yii..|igri, lias do'll nl ch-ilsra al Hals, lava
IF* Asn-.Tr Lawsuit Tina gemieman is
*J Hi mlllK.I I" his ahkmhar by ka«oi» illuoa*. ami
w r*gf<' l - D am Ibal du. rtg lh# ]•*#• I*'* days
Im bn* Im. ii Ibe VlollHl of Inli-rvc #i|fh fi r .,
loll I "Ullul
A I'll
I. m ai
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■d III>1 ll 111 b’ w Ii |-
duisiy rff.'M* "I
•I liuniliire i I 'li I •
We uii'lcratsiid llial Ivv.i '
- ere vmisiuui*«I. Ingclher w .lit
Bapiis! t lunch, and a gieal
hu ll w a* .rn hand b-r various parties,
• I, i g- liter with a gruel deal ol Iiuii-
ic i* suppo«ed 1" he ibe work .1 an
I. -is esiimn o.l al Ii.-iii Ion to Iw id Vo
li.ua.—[Amvricus Kopuhlican.
rw-n i a SqiiRRit »sp * Rokiv -
bo nu raishlishrd lad, llial equlto I*
iiiti l I v. i- g.-lli i m perleet hsmiouy
(-•i.' \| if I icl.vii * .-it uisisnce vvhu h
y w mj.-aai .1 m ar Manclipster, N II,
i In-1with n aquirri-l and a lebin. Tbo
mlr-d an nppio Inc. vv uh leloiimu* in
,lira- .’vl"|o|hi>uirhl, lot ibe purpose f
egg* ol a r -li ii that bad I'-nll her licet
iiii.ii- v, 'li* B< iDn-nal waa upon llm
llim, nnd sustained w||h valor llm a.
lack "I In r t-"U• I-•>d- d aa-.li anl, and Mr Sju-r-rl
anon Imiml Ilmt Im hud raablv n«-»i|l|e»l s port, cl
■-DeVaalopol .-I a hltil’a inval, iidci .1^1 by a I o m 1 "
terrible l • bun ii.'-i would bo ifm lore*'* "I die
whole rombuiod Buaaisn siuiv In llm lidce tie'
tie vvbioh occurred In* was »»d v aciairhcd and
hnalHi.au.l al lenglli rortlod m .D*gu«l slid alvame
11.>m llm Irco I In* squirrel " •«• "no < I 'he a'l ip. d
variety a plebeian "chlp-lin nk. *• a couiuiv
scli'HVlmaalri w .n»|d aav—snd |il>••»•!»!V no a'’" 1
inenia ul chivalry or relinemeiil Imd evet been in
•lid. d ndo Iim ignoble niuvd
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