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btote* Mhrhbork-.kfibrd ton nod thorn food W>»U*«'«U Uy. uk.a t»
bttut Mi|hfctur»**ffbrd yon nod them food
la* oonvmation whin yon moot. Thead-
WriwtO’i^th* Albany New* are
It the subscription price of th* paper.—
foil you who. are th*. enterprising
notohafeU, and where you cau. get- what
j« waobatth* loweft pilot*.
? addition to the adrartUomonit we
Ideatofitalaotad matter worth
to eaynothlog of theorigioal.
I nr* Hot aware that the world
hi tooting. Taka tb* paper*, and you will
p^hwlfa thatH b Whirling, Juaiplnft, enort-
iog along, with greater stride*, and more oi
4h*m, with more An* and oonfnelon, than
aver before ilaoe liecreation. OldVnloan,
o* wbooter attend* to that business, ha*
added a fresh supply of fool (tbo Bad* aro
tatWalag thonigs, aad will pitch them lu
Conldn’tlcl mob a good chance p*w,ch f
Will, “it’*jnM**w* expected"—both joke
and aonroe. W* hat* beard of the "pot
calling th» kettle amntty.”
■agra Coatemaila ike Saaik.
j Uara tram air N.rtb.ra axakangea that tht
dUgastlng aaaaaa aaaaia* In Ika Radical negro con
—— - - to* much
Tktg.a-
I of tba
, Ika back-Srask,
and plainly tall tkqfr rcadcra that tkay aca not aat-
liflad with tha Way In which nano anprcciacy is
working.- Otkem maltltala a jadMou. Vienna,
nallhar appearing oar condclnniag Ika policy,
[Froia tha Mcmpkit Bulletin.]
' Beyond LookUpd, thirteen mite* from
Cincinnati.. on . TUufsddy • .morning—the
morning behfg fom^*^-a tntlft failed' to dih—
linguiaiHh* uuppCnnd it ran into an cx-
prcm'trnin. and *et tlm sVpiPg oar* on fire, ted tl
iWcpTqfc caf Worb bnHitdto death, findve*.
sawBasssw*”'
utliher «j»prov w w
though It i^Apircnt that thej art htirtlly
i thing.
Th«lf*w York Herald diolarea that tht Radical
politietni of the Sooth ora taaohlag tha colored
aIIm while there
MM to tkpoot what it tan stm nail
IflaSoathora orNaithern eword. to dafaod Cau-
•Mian blood.
Tho Now YorkTiae« after aotioin ; tho fact that
lotoo ofita cotemporariM are ridiculing tha doing*
of tho hlaoka, aajo It haaalwaja been of the opin-
llftoatlou abonld have
Mite ant firing up,) and Vciuvm* in
ptm ~ ~
’, Vl|ln'. Tb* world U now turning
on Us 4x1* three time* a day, and toakea tho
raap4 trip la about two month* and a half.
In addition t» thin, it baa oommenoed a
right-angular revoletloo—th* Rtdioal end
ta now Booth—tbo OonwrtreUve, North.
7bl* b only a small Itom of what 1* go-
lag oa. Take tba. Albany Now*, and get
tb* Whole of it- And now U the tlm* to
rnbsorib*. Bo pa’* tnenagorio will toon
•pawn* Atlanta, and next Monday will bo
tbaregfclaropealng day ab Washington, tor
wilt lae* until tha4th afUtreb next, wbo»
they will ghra tbalr farewell benefit, and pro-
dn*a the great tat iarco tba world hat arar
witnowad. Snbrerib*
■for tba Albany New*
.aad f«taU th> point*.
Bowrisa on m» Sottn* at Iamam’*
Cane* Pun**, Savannah—Wo l*»rn from
tb*I9*r*nnab paper* that tha boiler ofLi-
mar’ocottoaprm* exploded on the morning
of tho 17th. The fireman, Jamci Sloan, a
oalorel fn*», nod Billy- Young, an elderly
map, ware tmisedleidty killed) The body
af tbo former Wit^horribly mntllatod. The
d, while,
and William Lloyd, colored, worn badly
-wounded t other* aligbtly.
Law estimated at dS.doo. Tho property
.kwlail^lWth#fo^tatof tb* 1st* Col. C. A.
b. Lamar, and'waihodor thy management
efU. aUmtr.XK.
TbPdbBMtarl* not a«»fhatad to a«y w ant
Tito Alhaaw flaw* toy* thnra are too
am* brick* on tht iidawalk In that oltrw-
UaaVnuabody damaged Me poteorn agaiott
ana of them, or did tbo attraction of brloka
in tho hat Induce tha paroment to riee up
and hit Mm la tha Uoadt—Sa*. Ad*.
Vft aoalaaa to a-damago Of oar "pet eornj”
bat, 1* tha theory of-mutual attraction b«-
twtaubHckain tbo. bat and brloka in tb*
paTstaaat oeatained by axporiment» Vonr
word, Mr. Adrertlaer, iyantborlty.
'• ^ tax.
Wa loam from tho Now* to Herald that
thalfwabantb Oanaral Exchange ofSaran-
aah, haatdaa a nambaf' of fnerchanta not
aAkM.^MhaHtor4. W * en
*4 aatbr iMuV Maputo* . memorial to
Cmaatotoae«>HoWnt,audappolatadaoom-
toiltaa aa rSaU'WeahUflon, and aeak ralial
(tng dalaya now incident to
f tpttoa bj the Central Ball*
Ion (hat iodic educationil uuillfioitlou ibould have
hMa required for mcubcrihlp, at lent lu (hr Con-
StUullontl CouvcDlioua. Other Radical journal!,
WhUa adnitlng that Iha Ueconitruotioa Act ra«|uirea
.a. ■ g r ...
tha Southern State* taraorgaulia theirgoTcrnaent
upon tha baoio of uulvaraal suffraga, argue that tho
■cttlad Judgment on tha Rapublicau parly don not
demand or appro?* that •?«*/ negro in the South
ahull hn?a a ?ota. They My it woe foroed upon
them against their bettter judgemnt, and agaiunt
their deliberate deciaica by caucut moungeineut at
Washington.
ft must be apparent to (he caanii ob*errer of
eurrent etenta, that the Republiean organitatlon
haa been atrioken with a poralyaie that ia beyond
all manner of doctoring. The leaden reveling in
dtbauohery, and heedlcae of danger, await the burn
ing atraam which Is to oonium* thorn and j>lot them
ig atr ... . . . .
it of powor. Thera ii no roal heaUh or’llfe in the
lot
ion party, bnl tho lladtrr who have caat
with it ore keenly alive to tho only hope
af*u«falnlng Haven for a
leaders perceiving at i glanoatho fo
lng to bolatfr their principle* by ooni
havo boldly declared the true Issue,
Tha deoporate
folly of attempt*
oonearvatlve props
* and are now
■ponding nil their strength^ to aeoura tho supremo-
ton Southern State*. *
oy of the negr# In the ten 8onthern State*.' Thie
is their only hope of prolonged power, and It will
be o*aa that tb* entire party will ^virtually disband,
or they will pUrt)l lhemsatves upon a bold ravolu-
Uonary and •'progressive" platform. That plat-
to. tea *--• A-* fr»_ j* a* . ulf th* States,
. . .foiTeesl.. .
form wlU be equality for all wen,
..4 ift- - tat * I. ,^ ( * — •*
and they wlllgo into tb* Preeldtailil auuu u
Ui.m Oder* hoplaf far sama lack, itraka af
bin# la nilila Iktm ia Ikt flilura.
[S.t.qd.U Haw* nil HaraU,
Formal TriuferTr^Vtlriiila la ike
Dalle! fittlrt.
under
for-
We eeny the following from n special dlspateh
‘• J “— Oet. 18th»
dated Hew Archangel,
at! tronsfri
The formel tronsrer and delivery ef Rurela
America to the United States Qovsrnmsnt. took
place-to»day by Oapt. Rsetrlehoff, Acting Common-
behalf af the Raseian Government, end
•Mai. Geo. Rousseau. At 8 r. u. n battalion of
United States troops, under eommaud of .Mi^Jor
Oboe, 0. Wood* 8th Infantry, was drawn up in
front ef the Governor’s residents. Dy holf-paet 8
a large conooume had asasmblad. comprising
Americans, Russians, Creoles and Indians. At the
lost named hour tbs Russian forte and fleets fired
oslutes In honor of tho lowering oftho Russian ting
but tha flag would net corns down. Io lowering it
tors Its entire width oloae by tba halyard and
floated from tha erese-trees forty feet from the
ground.
Threo Russian sailors attempted to ascend the
Ineh-and-a-half guy ropea supporting tbs flagataiT,
but taoh failed ; a fourth ascended la a boatswain's
chair. Us seised tha flag and threw It In a dlreo-
tlou directly beneath him, but the motion of the
wind carried It off. fflva minutes aft r. lowering
the Russian flag, the stars and strips want graceful
ly up, Mq)or Gsu. J*ovsll Rousseau having the
honor of flinging the flag to tb* breft—the United
States Steamer* Oeeppeh and Resaen at the «ame
time honoring thssvsnt by flrlng salutes.
As the Bosnian flag was lowered. Cspt. Peelers-
ehnff stepped fsrward, end addressed Gen. Rous
seau as follows:
Ris Imperial
„ now tfnnsfsr
try ef Runlan America, ceded
by Ula Msjeety to Iha United 8tet*s,", .
Gsu, Boueseau* In response, ae the Ataerioan
flog aieended, said t
"CVr/ain—Ae Oommlssloier en t>ehnlf ef the
tedBlateiG ’
hod ticVcU from Detroit to LouisvUle, but
the pla& where’they )ivo is yet uplt^ccrtnin-
cd. Their bodies .were completely charred.
completely charred,
.The name of thffuau ,wa* Jaekaon, aud he
hniled from poat^^hut his destiualiou*ia
not WnowK. Bereft, t ether pa'uragAa' wrre
injured, hut not *J>.-»* to imdaugcr life.
Tho kcena nt tho place of »oel4»iit WM
moat heart-rending. The wroain, of the un-
iortuuato women in the deeping car previous
lu thelr4«&tlvifc* hoyond nil deicriptinn;
hou ever, nothing ooulil javn them. Th*
liuiuvs spread on ovur) hand, and to move
w.n ft. certain a death im to remain in tttetf
borth. But a fnw momenta only auilicvd to
ciid tho terrible ngonie, of the unfortunate
parties. We learn that one of the sinters
Morgan readied the door of tho car and
broke the window, hut was unable to obtain
egress. Her niluatiun was observed by oth
er parties, and an axe whs prooured 'aud .an
effort made to relievo her,but while the party
attempted fo batter down door,'a sudden
bund of flames struck her, and she fell dead.
Her screams lioforo death were tei ribie,—
A passenger wild witnessed tho econo'states
that tiro miming of the hindmost' car was
ng-s.
occasioned by the breaking of the lamp un
‘ in'
the lacomotlvo wliioh ran into the train, tho
oil Hpilling and tho fire spreading rapidly.
The threo sisters wore seated near caeh
Other, and I ho Water was thrown upon the
one noarcst the window, wliilo the others
shielded their faces ns much as possible
from tha lt,raes'tlH denth oamo to tneir ro-t
lief. It was one ol Hie most distressing spec-'
tat'lcs aver witnessed, tho young woman
E leading lor life oven alter the flames had
.
urned uwaj the lrnir from her head, and
yet all cflorts to releaseliertroin therubiiish
with which sbo was encumbered were ol no
avail. It was most appalling. A largo and''
powerful man climbed to the sido of tho car,
drnl, placing his arms around her,endeavor
ed by'an immense effort to rcscito her, hut
without avail, nnd lie was forced to relin
quish the tnsk.
Tho train was partially from Now Vork
and partially ■frOmJToledo, the two having
id touetni ~
joined together at Dayton
oiNAvritoW bt" a ji bo at *eei
DENT.
Stcsracr Onward Balrne!—Four Mrea
ter Onwari
L#Jl-8*T«a lli«!wr Coiltto.
liurmd.
It is our painful duty to record a disas
trous accident, resulting in one of our most
popular boats on the Alabama river.
Tho Onward, Captain Aucspaugh, left
thin place tar Mobile on Saturday aftarnmm.
At about two o'clock oh Saturday alter-.
handing,
noon, as a point ji»t above Bell's
about ono hundred and thirty miles from
Selma, *h«lM4dli06wa-cd ta b* on fire in
th* iorwarWjsKt-of the boat.’ Being andor
hsadwayat, '
about seven
--a.asrsl—As Coittdailostr ef I
U.j.ilY, Ika BWp.ror of MumI., I
•id iltllr.r Ik. territory o/Ruutu 4
Until
Blot.. Qov.rom.il, I rM.lr. s*4 ss.spl ill.
.Th.CommlMhiQ.r. spok. In . loo. sf nun
eosT.rutlos snil W.ra only knrd. by
- - ' * p». Kl "
M.k.Mloff, Oan. Jo*. 0. Dsrlo,Cspi. Ku.k.l iml
• I.* o'her. who formed lb. group.
Botorsl l.dlit niiMurl iko eoromoiiM, .Dons
them tho PrinsHO M.kutof, Mrs, Our Do.t. one
n. He). Wood. XktPrleoHe w.pl sedlbly >■
Un. He).
Biiulee 4e* vat dove.
Iko
Tht Ireeeht wee oodttted Uopenly dlplometie
•ed bu.lo.M-lIke mentor. The .mlr. tna.tolloa
ve. concluded In e fo* h«nn. Th. .Iwmlnf into
•In* Into
tko^kerbor el 11 e'eleek lu ibe fcneo.e, hud el 4
They ask
hafitowath
adaption of a plan which
totofirt anaratlott for *bo«t a
WfWah, iwm *oma unknown
woa iwNdtly abolished by «th. pow-
'm*-
IMA RKJWtUy
WiywWatb* following from tk* memo-
Ifll ArV
The plen whtch hot met with tha soqui-
irswii and co-operation of the Central Boll-
goad b aa toltowi i It ia proposed to place
lb tb* band* oftho trustworthy and reliable
ihe Central Railroad fth* Govern
and*to iuvesl
>i*oi
to b* counted 'befor
their bands, and the railroad
the *»me, and
If necessary,
and
; Is lbs eftsraoeu
tolled «nr tkte.v her* Ameriose oily cMlike.
k tone Am.rlce tog.
' merits! oily e*
[Mew Oritur.
W»»w I
:oistofR.prseentk
• ' ‘ n...
tires U still to enjoy tbs luYsiusbl. smise.or
^ r. Boynton os Ob.pl.ln, tl |s tb.t nnllemnn'.
bliu.l prnotloe to thunk tbo AlnUjbty i
pi*
reguUrly for vbtloYU
(res. which occorde will
.loljbty pr.tty
mny her. boon don In Oon-
Ith hU own views ofpoUu.nl
end purl) propriety, end In this way the member,
fly pooled us I* kls opinion of til el r ecu.
e p report]
■ tbs Ch.]
pi.In b
Ml*. ,. .
no etbor mods of mnkln*
K UtlosI ipwhn In tho Boast, not bolog n msm-
r thereof, It 1. txcoedlngly olovor in kirn to koto
di tcor trrd so extsUtnl s dodge. We ebserv.d Ih.l
In yosterd.y-s opening preysr be ofered n rrnln-
tlonaflk.uk. for Ik. mul
n.gro lutoeg*.—Afar Tor*
for lb.j_etuMUhm.kl of nnlr.rx.1
blrttt trade -
Ssrnnn.h i. now neknow
, .nowl.dg.d to bo *h» load-
inr .hipping port on tbo Atlantia cent, tad fens
.rcnim.de e better .bowing then Mew Orient,
thus gtrlag it lb. Ini clu. po.ition. Haw U the
fbrtr."
lime
Hwsre.
trading directly with foreign port., end
Brighter, llol.l 4 Co. hero entorod tbit
llntbygetllegeeteemablpfbrtho tmdo wbiob ii
•uro to follow. Th* etteutbln Lerant, which arriv
ed ye.t.nUy, 1. the Irtlof ellee whloh Ig cerleln
r _ * * f..l Ol l.b,. ...s . m aJ
to prQV* »ucceiirul. ano will Uke out 8 good load
of cotton aud return with iron, hardware and other
articles whloh an* nttdtd by our Mirohauta had
•'jJ's.ew' prove ten ete'ni ioerlerpf many
more—8evenneh Advertlier -
jdHbaTrtinV kto
«tacd|*nd onew in each an§ are **dly‘ dlnkppolate<l et th*
Aaaneeo* and Colleotor to crop*—In many placea not rgm
deposits or agrn - Of tliclr erpccUtione—there b
Thu Georgetown Time* <
Many plantar* w* bnv* convened
lly-dlai ‘
.lance of light grains, tlio result <
pitious season and tbo depre.
birds. The grain orop qftboM
tninly Inadequate ta fbedtbepcp*l«tioo,*nc
wo tear disaetroq* reaulu tothwpootdurini
fly, wo have
p» tho heart nnd envnlope
ofdoepnir. But ' '
tho time, nnd having on board
I hundred bnles of cotton, the
Hainet sprang W'pMlf-, and she was in a fow
moments enveloped (n flames. , ,
The passengers bnroly escaped with their
lives, losing all tlicir baggage. C’apt, Auns-
paugh Mopped in Uia barefoot, lasing iris hat
and oollt. *“
1. IL Lindsey, atoward, wasdrowned.—
Aaron Crawford, pnntryinkii,anil JulyCnr-
ik, were hurned- on tho host. They
lor, cool
worn all itegro men
of December next, on motion, fudge James
WlBoue-wq* called jorStovObahjBtf—
msmtfs
€%■
‘c«s,
toqn,
Wa A.
object of tho rn
ucthy oflbne?tho
■anrbtosrrdresotntioos, which w*ro
mously ndi—‘ J
apt tec
.Moo-ifoi-
nhbrtef, but
which Capt.
towing prO- . .
■si -
>
WuEnxA^rtc^bigher lali-^ or Radicil ,*fp _
irty, pf tho United States, having usurped
themselves powers.notqathprixedby the ?TT-. ..A"
party,
to tnei
Constitution, arid haring tot Gilt instrument
at defiance, by the passage of ait 1 unoonsti-
tutionnl measure, wbiob areas bti shin (heir
-N:
and pin „ __ m lr7t
blacks, thereby endeavqaing.ta,perpetuate'
their power, and giving to themselves the
cnlira control-of tho GoreirniuMt, to the
end that unchecked despotism, lanllilsCor
rupt and hidcoos powers;' may reign Su
preme throughout'the'iength and breadth
oftho load, . ' - ->\^a (
And Whereas;'A convention has been y
called to meet in Atlanta On ttttOth day of
Deccmbor next, to frumo a Radical Consti
tution for tho State of Georgia, whioh said
convention, b*ing composed of the negroes
and radicals of tho mate, It Is tho duty of
nt'VlHf tonnrl nif imn tiilirV liaa bka-htoef infnr.
, lo rcjcet it with that oontefrt|)t^
.which such an instrnnient, emw
such an illegal and unauthorised do
serves.
! And Whereas, It is the interest
country at laigc, that none W tin
wisest and purest of her citneons,
chosen to make pur constitution 1
1)0 it therefore V ' - ' J(
i Itcsolvpd, Tliat wo ate unalterably
posed'to tlm stMalled reednllrdfabn aet_ ..
Congress, to all ltadlcalism, bigher-lawlsm,’
ileinifi ■> "— —
^3
Jitiea
in
n'gogneism, military despotism, odd po
ll negroism, but we aro in favor of an
immediate restoration oftho Union upon tho
kolid and enduring prineiplee ol the. consti
tution, as' originally framed and handed
flown tops by-tho (atbyra-of tho Rvphblfr.
k iteeoivcd, That tira Chair appoint fivo
blegntcs to attend tho CohservaUvd Ooh-
relegates to attend'Ihn Cdhservatlvd Ooh-'
ventiou at Maeon, who e)inil b4vt‘pd#er , td
fill vaesm-ies. ,
Whereupon til* Chair appointed Uio fol
lowing delegates : .Maj. Win:'Ac Harris,
Col. J. P. .Tones, Cant. A. J. Hgoarthy, Dr.
3olm S. Unton, andX». Jolm T. Lamar,
On motioh;tlie Albany News,'hpd -other
papers of the State, .friendly to tbo objects
of the meeting, be requested' to, pqoUsh
m
forming tho mwit •
WILD AfifimALiS.
W ; h.
l*r*fti
[ • >v $
I- ^ ; „ wjte.th. ywMtsyyijvKfltor- .s ,
Jfe*; ’ —w-
Tito meeting then edloomcd.
W, Koui
mg l
'.r»3. W. House,^•Chairman.
Tuos. G. WaarrAUj^p^retaryi^
By Telegrapn.
' Te tbs Albany Trt-Wfokly ,»!**.
CK.UBUi hflisf
morning'
i DISPATCHES, ., v
Livixrott, N.riS).—The Freedt nseuttsa ef
)ke I’spsl 3i.lt. will b. eomplsted en Monday.
A llerll* paper says only Austria has acMptad
‘ ptwarv exees-bxpleuUsew or
eonfmetsi othtV*!
give evMlve ee.wer.,
BitlUon, je.tho ll.nk of Rogleod, fits tunud k
two of them, w« tin-
derstHiul, resident, of,Seims.. A little, ne-
grb boy, frlto'was‘employed is a deck sweep
er, overcome with terror, act’ upon the fan
end was burned to death. Though urged
to jnoip overboard,' ha was either afraid or
bewildered a* not to be able 10 do' so. It
‘to, and he-per*
was Impossible to real
ithed.
Thv entire oargo ol seven hundred bales
of cotton, together.wltb other miseellaneous
freight, was totally destroyed. The boat
With that hoble dovotian so ofofh exhib
ited by tho pilots of vessels in time of dan
ger, Mr. William McCurdy,pilot of the Ou-
tvard, stood to his post, and succeeded In
running her 4qhi>ry, lAi
ran ttaross l
again came
having dbno all he could .lo, wts obli^
jump ftom the hurricane deck iut^the river
er and swim ssbore. All ItoftCr tq '.the man
million sail ikCM quarters.
tv*.insures, Hov. «U, i p. m.~Ueot, ArsUe
will be tried uedar sn indlotuieat for pirsoy. 1
i Burr.lt bill probably have a change ef veautl.
Bsvsas, Nov. 26.—8t. Botaiog! ’ dates of tht
SOth lay that th. rebel Qou.r.1, Bori.Me was MI*
tifr.a .ed .hut. .QenireLBsbedUlss'at tb. head ot
M. column, bail left for Olbeo. Praaid.ul Uebr.l
end .toff pursuing,
Cu.ulsitus, Nov, St).—At. s nt.rtiog el |ko
stockholders of Port Roy.l Btilruad, do.ig»wt to
connect Augusts wit* Port Royal harbor, hold on
the Wtb, Btiphw ,0. Al.Uitt, - of Bsiufort, wt*
ad to hts post, ana stteeeeaea in
ler aqhorft titifo* rdjoundqd and
i the river, end swinging rpttnd
se to the bank. Mr. . McCnrtiy,
wbo risk* his life to discharge bis duty .and-
save tho Uvcs'br c'"
othbrs.
We legrn, there was no iu.uranoo on the
Onward; whethwi-bor cargo woif'InMiredor
not, we have not been iafonuU, u
We acknowlctlgeour indebtedness to Mr.
Ash lirown. of tlic Nyattsa, fpr most ctjne
above facts..—[i)e)$n Tlntto. ' '^j-
Dh Livtso.vdsx, tbo' Afrro«?irivdUtr, report*
at tha Cnpa of Qotd Uona, l> Pobuary lul, to havi
bote hlllodhx tha Canr.i, has kl . Usl: bccq b«rt
StJBESSmomm
tht Doctor ever returui
many plcnfitut ve«ki in
vulogUtio cbltUAriti,
thtol, at latest
elqetad l’rc.bl cu», un J B.
wltb.alatae oibafo warn
, ..Itklf-foa
foiUl#0 tho
, fat*.* ...
I past to kdvft’a a portpoa*
ircntpbVtioc.
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