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WEDNESDAY E*b. 14. Gtn Cut. v i We give the remarks of this distinguished i The Begtmlnf of !9armoni>ai. Twenty-eight years ago Joe Smith, the THURSDAY, FEB-15. [For the Atlanta Daily Intelligencer.] v Me. Rucoles:—It will doubtless be a e call attention to the article, in i source of sincere gratulation to your jpume- 01 oooon, n *•« ™u w >■»— .uegisiniure to me oeniuors oi mat mate to f • ■ , r ° , r^-: ..;i« Knch men as Wm. H. Seward, perhaps , * , c c . ! “ 1S Hook oj Mormon, then just transcribed no one widiin the sound of my voice may, ; for * e repea of , the ^ UT<! ‘' lave [from the GuUlen Bible, which Joe had found but our children may live to beliold, with B,11 > 11,1,1 for the exclusion of slavery from | m the cleft of a rock to which he.had bceu . - - ■ • * r.r J ' VT - T ‘—* ’! guided by a,vision. : uplifted eves, the dawn of that glorious day , Kansas and Nebraska io this favored land when the sun shall not ■ Oen. Cass addressed the Senate in refer- ; ™ ® attempted to read the first chapter, rise on a master nor set on a slave." enec to these instructions. Substantially, but it seemed such unintelligible jargon The Dreanaut extract which we give.! he said, that when, some yeera.ago the Leg- i jbtd^*4 was tlyown aside. Joe was a tavern • tbe brilliant neroration of the islature of Michigan instructed her delega- idler m the village of Palmyra. Hairie, . , , . q . -Rinf i <■ l ; tion in Congress to vote for the Wilmot pro- i wbo offered to pay for the printing, was a speech lately made by Senator Blatcliford, v - lg0j he ho 8 |j 0U y res ign when called j substantial farmer. Disgusted with what in the Now York Senate. We see by the upon to act _ The legislature, however, re- i y« considered a “ weak invention of an New York Times, from which we make this ccived these instructions, and therefore he ! impostor, and not caring to strip Harris of precious selection, that the day after the did not resign. He should now neither fol- j his hard earnings, the proposition was de- electiou there was a grand jubilation among low these instructions nor reisign, and be c , . , , . . - , , T . „proceeded at some length to state his rea- j-'ie manuscript was taken to another members and a shewing of hands. 1 tie ob gons lie said : I printing office across the street, from whence ject of the speeches seemed to be in some T be D em0C rati C party has lost the as- j ln due time, the original “ Mormon Bible” cases to prove that those who voted for cendancy in Michigan. These resolutions j made its advent.” Seward vvero not traitors to their constitu- result from the action of the new party ! “ Tall trees from little acorns grow.” ents for so doing, and in other instances there. I am now instructed to vote jo de- j But who would have anticipated from that if they were it was all right, according P rlve American citizens in the territories suc h a bald, shallow, senseless imposition, to “ higher law ” Wc invite our readers of the P° wer t(> l ?R ulate tbeir relations be- ] such world-wide consequences ? Toremem- to higtio • . tween waster and servant; and to vote for j ber and contrast Joe Smith, with hie loafer- io remember, if they plea.-e, that it has not tbc repea i 0 f the fugitive slave act which , look, pretending to read from a miraculous been many moons since, when, if any of us was passed to give effect to a solemn guar- ! slate-stone placed in his hat, with the Mor- bad charged general emancipation upon ' an tee of the constitution. I shall neither : monism of the present day, awakens thoughts even the free soil party, that we would have ! "bey the o instructions nor resign my. seat, j alike painful and mortifying. There is no , , , ... atu \ If a political party, whenever or by what- \ limit, even in this most enlightened of all been charged \\sth extr g- ' e’ er combinations it attains power, can j ages of knowledge, to the influence of im- tice. Wo beg leave to recall the fact that C(lln , ie i ; ts opponents holding legislative posture and credulity. If knaves, or even but a little while ago Seward himself, and trusts to violate their consciences and con- j fools, invent creeds, nothing is too monstrous Sumner, too, protested that they were 1 sistency or resign their positions, it would ' for belief. Nor does the fact—a fact not wronged when Southern men charged them ! radica'ly eflect the organization of the j denied or disguised—that ail the Mormon ... ,irmn olovon in Mm Staton Senate, and be incompatible with its office i leaders are rascals as well us impostors, with designs upon slavery n the States - . ag tbo , c , u . esentilt ; ve branch of the sever- | either open the eyes of their dupes or umt And yet wc were forced all ihe time to feet , e jg„ t y Q f t h e States. The Senate would : the progress of delusion.—Albany Journal, and know that these men had committed the j lone every characteristic of permanency aa ! Juht 31. keeping of their words—their plights—their ' the power was transferred from one party : " — oaths 'heir very souls—to the demon of ! to another. This,would operate against tho ; A Mendicant Lending Five Hundred , ‘ Democratic partv, for their opponents do i Dollars.—The Buffalo Republic states that abolition, and that they w ere not the judges ^ ^ J^ ^ ^ ' a merchant of that city was “short” $500. a of the lengths nor Lie depths to vv tnc i t icy | « The intolerant proscription which is ! few days ago, and found it difficult to raise would ultimately go. How could we ever » advocated by the nevr pany, would exclude ; until a friend took him to the house of a have believed otherwise, than that we had 1 from political confidence the first General j worthy old German, where, on giving good to fear the last infliction which these infuri-! who fell at the head of an organized Amer- j security, it was handed to him. all in specie ated and venal creatures had it in their lctui at Quebec, because he was born with the offer of $500 more, if it was wanted, aieu aim k. v j across the Atlantic: and the last surviving power to bring upon us or tha, as j K jg,, er 0 p t b e Declaration of Independence long as a decent consistency was valued i because he was a Catholic. The adoption among us, they would bo goaded on by ; of either measure recommended by the the pressure of those delusions and evil pas- i Legislature of Michigan would be a signal sions that, bv the influence of these very j for breaking up this government and the . , * .. . . . dissolution of this confederacy. There are leaders, were called into li e so o g 4 m mar y honest men who scout all Idea of dan- slave existed in the Republic or any capital j „. er an( j are prepared to sacrifice the struc- could be made at home- by exciting the pub-1 ture of freedom to one overpowering im- lic mind in regard to slavery. In vain may j pulse. “I shall remain in the position I am until the end of my term, unless tho Democracy of Michigan shall require me to act against my convictions of duty. What I fear, above all things, is that the people may be I Later from California. V Arrival of tht North Star. - , 0 * etr ieanMjgJferth i, [*® 0t **^ polumn, "from pur ’correspondent: rous readers tolearn thattbe tafentejyoung ult., being one week later, rifle brings 200 I He i? a gentleman of-matured gentleman, who was recently delivered of : passengers and §2^239,000-in specie. - experience and intelligence, and any sag- that powerful article published in your pa- Piie Panama Railroad was completed, | gestion or request of his would carry groat per of the 8th inst. purporting to. he the ; j ie ^ r8t traiH passed iwer ou^ the 23th j weight with us. But candor compels us to ♦ grievances \jf a “elerk on small writg&s,” is tll^North Star^nnxi 1 ^'” ent °h 1 ^ ^ Ba ^’ ' ve Publish “Atlanta’s” article j convalescent, i by her passed over the road • The timecsl n ? k through courtesy alone, bat from a sense Such a prodigious effort was calculated to ‘ cupied m the transit was four hours. I duty. We share with him not only his j result in great mental prostration, and fear? i A project is on foot for establishing a line S fo ftr8 that the Supreme Court has not an- j were entertained by many that the vacuum, j stages between San Bias and Vera Cruz j swered the sanguine expectations that the i resulting from so copious an effusion, in the 1 "’Ll 6 „ tl . an8 P ol ' t a !:10n passengers and j public entertained of this tribunal, but we . region of the brain, might bring about a ! SSHSw* P “—“ “ d ' *. ««tar.if that be po,«ible. U,an the ! eoTupse. But b.ppilj the cranium proved ! At Acapuico it was reported that of San ! contT, b utor °F the Telepraph referred to. It I sufficiently thick to resist atmospheric press- j ta Anna’s army, 2,0G0 in number, had de- j 18 our °P in,on when the day comes for | are, until, by a rapid secretion of sap in the sorted^ and gone over to Alvarez. A por- i that grand upheaving of the foundations of 1 exhausted parts, equilibrium was restored. ! tliem reaching Acapulco on the 23d | English society and institutions, which is as ; The imminent dangor is past, ! pected Uary ‘ remaiadel ' W6re dail y «- i certain as the day of doom, the delays in | that the gentleman’s friend, The senatorial election in California was I the dispensation of justice, and tho error and we trust gentieniau'B friends will dissuade I him from another such heavy draft on his to come off on the 7th. The democrats were ! mous expense incident thereto, will form a ! mental capital, divided between Gwinn and Broderick. The j cardinal item in the tremendous impeach- j We are pained to observe that our author’s theifcandidate minate<i ^ ' Edwards as | ment „f the people against the Government. | wonderful production has been but lightly California.—The steamer Southerner, I This de from San Francisco, bound to Oregon, was j ancl a11 unnecessary expense are about the 1 " ' " The | last things that will find toleration among us. The advantage resulting to the State of lost sixty miles below Cape Flattery passengers and crew were saved. goes a want of correct taste among us, or o studied purpose to discourage genius. As for “ourself,” we regard it as powerful in i over* the^reccnt rain^andtoe work of was I Georgia the establ ™ ent of our court! the correction of abuses and popular follies. I ing was going briskly on. In some parts j se “ ms to be m Sl1uh a , d<mbt ’ , even . anion g ! eminently moral in its tendency, high-toned ; of the State the weather had been exce 0 - ! tbe TCT ? men bes t qualified of judging, that j beyond cavil, and in beauty and adaptation | sively cold, and snow had fallen to the depth I it seems to ns this fact is enough to eonfirm t 0 f language, beyond our feeble praise.— 1 of two feet. ggji _ us id our doubts. For, if the old evils ■ What power and prowess is exhibited in I fiton.pnt G ^ lS fhn created . a S reat cx ‘ | complained of under the former system have i his valientffclaught on the luckless females ! cilenient m the religious portion of the . I . , . , , ° . ., „ , , , I community, by refusing to pay for the ser- i uot )eeR ro,nove<1 —and instead of this new who hcsoujpR him in aid ofothc “preacheu I vices of a chaplain, and inviting all sacra- ! ones have thelr P laee 1,1 the practical j gospel” ? With what a A&v I ments and all clergymen, a Mormon minis- j workings of our Supreme Court, that ex- ■ “shows ! ter included, to officiate alternately. The \ cite as much objection and impatience as | elergj were declining the invitation. : anything heretofore suffered by us, what An attempt was being made in San Fran- i ■ i * , . ,, , ! Cisco to raise a company of Frenchmen to ' ba ™ ™ gainedLawyers tell us the law I colonize the Island now called Onia, in the i 15 not more certain now than formerly. We men tell us that these people know too wo’! their own interest to push matters as far as this fellow Blatcliford would do. They have not known their interest well enough to preserve their honor, and when men get this far in tho downward march they are apt to recoil at nothing. No, let us calmly This generous offer was declined, and as the merchant turned to leave, the d ior open ed and in trooped the three or four ragged childern of the money lender, with baskets on their arm s, whom the borrower jit once recognised as “regular customers” at his house, and who had just that moment retur ned from bis larder with their customary surpiy of cold victuals. From W aatalngton. Mr. Belmont, Minister to the Hague, has effected arrangements with the Dutch Gov. eminent for tho admission of Consul at all duties, and the opening of colonial ports to foreign trade. struck with judicial blindness, with which I Cot Fremont's claim to Mariposa Cali- nations are punished for national offences, forma, will propably come before the Su- - . , . . ... , nrpnm fVinrf thin WPftk and tlm i add to the melancholy list of the people who had not wisdom enough to ap- await their coming. No more bluster, for j piaciate the value of free institutions, nor God’s sake, but when they cross our path j virtue and firmness enough to maintain and conic on their mission of fire and blood, j them.” then lot us strike home. Catcli Wlio 1 TUe lunrj- Lain. There is, just now, considerable agitation Tho peoplci?) of Newton County are j respecting tho repeal or modification of usu- mightv tired of “tricks” and “tricksters" ry laws, especially in commercial and mo- » - . . , , n 1 netary circles. A great deal of positive as- “ - . .. ... | II . 1 UC,UI J tiiiiiicn. il ^iuaL ticiai ui positive .-.a- ill*'. L11LUK, llii'J w ivrt dueling UlC linn by which tliepeople arc diudleu genera j. j suin j,tion prevails on both sides of theques- j as this allusion was made to him, replied, premc Court this week Sleek-Headed Funny Gcutiemau—A Time. Mr. McMullen, in advocating the reduc tion of the amount to be appropriated, al luded to the remarks of the gentleman from Ohio, not the one (Mr. Giddings) who bel lowed so loudly, he said, but to his sleek headed colleague, (Mr. Taylor.) [Laugh ter. 1 Mr. Tatlor, who was entering the Hall After making the request that every county in the State should hold its meeting and declare its choice for Governor, the meeting goes on to say that when one third cf the counties shall sond on to them the name of their choice, that their Chairman shall name one for each Congressional District to inform the candidate so selected of his nomination. Now, it seems to us, that snap judgments tioq; and like every other great public | he would rather have measure, uniformity of opininfon with re- ; blockhead. [Immoderate laughter, inter- “Order, hear sleek head than a [Immoderate laughter, spect t > it is an impossible attainment. Out • mingled with cries of "Good,” “Good.”J of this diversity we ought to get something i Mr. McMullen—I rue to a personal cx- liko argument, but unfortunately wc find ; plauation. very litrie of that sort of thing intruded into i Cuairman—Will the Committee hear the the discussion. On one side a.i opinion is gentleman ? declared, on another a statement is made, j Many Voices—“Yes—No.' and again a belief is entertained. On one [ him.” hand we learn that the usury laws are inex- | Mr. Giddings—It’s a good natured pro- . i.i ; pedient, immoral, arbitrary and unjust. On i ceeding, that’s ail. by caucusses and conventions ,a ' 0 6 p c a the other we are assured that they are con-j Mr. McMullen, no objection now enter- great deal to bring nominations into dure- j servativo, wise and indispensable t<> the pro- | posing, said—I intended nothing personally pute, but here is a plan, we think, that beats : teciion of society. For our own part, we : offensive, and no one ought to have known all back-room conjuring wc ever heard of to j are convinced, that the effect of the repeal j this better than the gentleman himself. I death Bv wav of shewing to the liberal! uf tliC u ,"' u ;- v la ^ s . ca ?,. be ant . ioi P ateii b y j made use of the remark at which the gen- _ ’ ‘ - . * none. A shrewd, intelligent nnnd may ap- tleman exhibited an undue degree ofex- Democrats, whom wc suppose u v . i proximate conjecture to the fact. But it is j citement to produce a little levity. Neither tempting to salt, how large their generosity j morally certain that consequences entirely j of us ought to complain of our heads—if is and how comprehensive this new amnestj - j unexpected, would be developed in many, if ; united, there would not be more brains than ... , . --1. -11 - -.I-,: ..e i:a. • .. i i rT ixcessive is designed to be, wo give the last rcsolu- not all of the monetary relations of life, j enough for one common head. [Exce 6 ’ These consequences are quite as likely to be j laughter.] lon ' . consonant with the best in’erestF of society, I Mr. Taylor rose amidst cries of “ “ Major Zachty then offered the to owing as the reverse. Wo incline to the opinion I him, go on,” saving, I am the last m evolution, which was adopted vvit.i much t would be generally of the the for- | make an improper allusion, though the inthuriasm: mer—generally acceptable; nevertheless, ! to defend myself from offensive remarks.— “ Jtesohra, uhat among the ninny vv io ; (] lC10 ;l! . c S( , 111C phases of the question doubt- • I take back what I said, after the personal vould till the Executive Elian wit i use u , p u j tVe are satisfied, however, that if the ! explanation of my friend front Virginia. would ness and honor, there is one whom we pre fer—one who is most likely to reconcile par ty men. Wc believe that the name of Charles J. Jenkins, of Richmond, will be responded to rot only by this, but every section of the State, as the roan above all others to moot the crisis.” Wnafc crisis ? planatiun ot my _ eflect were generally injurious to tho mone- j with whom I have had long intercourse. I tary and social welfare, there would be a j think neither ho nor mysaif, nor tho whole prompt return to the restrictive system. As j House, have more sense than the country an experimental project, therefore tho repeal demands at our hands. or modification of the usury laws may be safely undertaken. The above extract we copy from as respectable a paper as the Baltimore Sim, Cries of “Good, well said.” [Excessive and prolonged laughter.] Alter some further action on the bill, the Committee rose. Wilson, of Senate Washington, Feb. 10.—Mr. The “Thunder’’ of the London, T imes i j us t L( , ^how to our readers that Talleyrand Accounted For.—According to the London ■ right when he said that the “use of j Massachusetts, took las seat in the Morning Post, the savage attacks of the: words was to conceal our ideas.” If any | today. Times upon Lord llaglan arc made in con-; one of our readers will engage upon n rcas sequence of Lord Raglan’s dismissing Mr. unnbie forfeit, to solve tho riddle, “ upon ! Laws to’those Choctaws who served in llusscll, the correspondent of the limes, i which side of this question is the Sun?" j army during the wars, from tho camp. It seems that Mr. Russell j we on our part will promise to give him a ride on any underground Railroad if he succeeds. In the House a resolution was passed granting the benefits of tho bounty Land the Southern Pacific Ocean. The California markets are very quiet ana dull—very difficult to effect sales, and c’osing at the following quotations: Galle- go and Ilaxnll floor $15 50: wheat $3 to S3 25 ; clear bacon S14 50 ; lard S12; ada mantine candles 40 to 45c.; new butter 42J to 44J; hams 18c.; Lackawana coal $19: turpentine $3. Sandwich Islands.—From the Sandwich Islands we have dates to the 23d of Decem ber. King Liholiho had ascended the throne, and the funeral of King Kamahameha was postponed to the 6th of January. Australia.—Dates from Australia to the 1st of December represent trade as very much depressed, and fears were being en tertained for the crops, owing to the drought. Flour and grain were being imported from California. Peru.—Dates front Calloa to the 7th Jan. bring important dates from Peru. Genera! Camilla had overthrown Exchenrique and had taken ihe government in his own hands. Tho latter had sought protection from the British Minister. Castilla entered Lima in triumph, which place being taken, a force was then sent to C'allao and Castless. The squadron had also surrendered to the victor. Bolivia, etc.—Dates from Bolivia to the 27th of Dec., say the rebel Aeha had been put down, and those engaged with him par doned by the government. An extra ses sion of Congress was called for the 1st of February, to receive the resignation of the President. Argentine Republic dates to the 21st of Dee., report all quiet. Dates from Acapulco to Dec. 30, bring no news of interest. Mexico.—Dates from Acapulco, Mexico, to the 23d, says: “We learn to,at Alvarez obtained a complete victory in Guerrero.— Santa Anna’s army, 1000 strong, surrende red to Alvarez.” are assured even that the court has, in most dy pen he up," tlie hypocri^^if their errand, and then, in what a hightoned ar.d gentle manly manner he completes their demoli tion, by allusions to their domestic relations ! What a happy hit is his, at the degeneracy if modern worship in “soft and comforts important matters, contradicted itself, and b5e ^ pew3 » A pew should be a pla(T the whole country well knows that a most j of penanr ^ not of ca.se and comfort. If the unhappy temper exists between the circuit j bmjv be tortared> the mind will be more and appellate courts. The whole State well knows, besides this, that now-a-days the price of our rights is not “ eternal vigi- j lance ” only, but a heap of money besides. | The desideratum is certain laws—uniform, j unvarying application of law. A bad law, j abstractly speaking, may, in many, if not ! all cases, be as good as any, provided we ! can have its provisions at all times enforced, suppliant and the way be thus paved to re pentance. True, persons may only repent their attendance at church, but repentance of some sort being the result, the argument holds good. Again, with what telling effect he touche.' the prevailing evil of extravagance in dress! This point wc commend especially, to all who are cognizant of the simple taste after we have taken the pains to accommo- j of our aathor> fur its admirilb i c consistency. date our feelings to its violation of old ideas We need first-rate minds on the bench.- - These can always be had for §2500 a year. The present market price (§1800) won’t get them. We then need first-rate grand juries. These cannot be had as long as our county officers, seeking popularity, will purge the petit jury box of every man’s name that can read and icrite, or whose estate is commonly ; thought to be worth five thousand dollars, i and as long as it is thought that a man who j is fit for nothing else on God’s earth is a ! first-rate subject for a petit jury. Re- | move all incitements to jealousy or con- j tnniacy on the one part ami of tyranny j and grand airs on the other. This will But the point which most challenges our ad miration. is that “fell swoop” with which he disposes of needy pastors and their fam ilies, surely if the pastor dispenses from “bounteous store,” the “bread of life” to his congregation, lie ought to derive susfen- i ance from that same ample source. If he j can’t, we say with our valiant author, let him “go west,” yes, sir, lot him “go west,” sir. The glory of Benton pales beside this emphatic declaration. **. State Road. We have been informed that the Road was cleared of all freights remaining over, by reason of the break in the transit at the never be done when the older and often the 1 Hightower, and that as early as Monday last The Weather.—Trains ... inq of the Passengers.—'T|fcintense cold weather, together with tbeffftow has con- derab 1 j refcarded travel, ftud disarranged the mails in various directions. : The trains arriving at and departing-jrom this city have been generally up to time, with the exception of the Northern, which l»s been detained-by ice : in the Potomac! At the North and East, the trains on-sev eral railroads have been delayed by the freezing of the water in the pumps of the locomotives. The trains from Boston for New York, on Tuesday, was detained up ward of half an hour from this cause on the road between Worcester and Springfield. At three okduck Tuesday afternoon, there were no less than three trains on the New York Central Railroad which were over due. The Albany Argus says : A telegraphic inquiry as to their where abouts was answe.d that they had frozen fast to the track The Crusader tells about a secret instim tion of professional beggara in New Ydrk' ;ut classified amonv e says; 8 imported from Sardinia voluntary emigrants. / _ , “At the present time this foreign organ;, zation of professional paupers numbers in the city of New York not less than three hundred member of both sexes. They have seefet and mysterious signs—a language in- telligible but among themselves, and have certificates according their degrees, merits and intelligence of the members. They i n [ habit generally the most filthy quarters of New York, and organized mnch like Pour, ierites, Communists, or Sacialists, they be» inoividually and divide mutually. As soon as they have collected a good sura, they re turn to* their native home, and buy proper. | ties with the money obtained in this couu- j try under false pretences.” The party of rowdies who left Philadel. „„„ The - wheels*" beegming j phia to witness the prize fight in New York heated, when a step was made, adhered so j and got disappointed of their fun through firmly to the tract that it was very diffirult i the vigilance of the Mayor of that city, be . to get the train in motion again. ! haved very badly on the railroad route.— The Niagara Falls train, which left Hoi- ! Trenton papers say that their conduct was ley at 5 P. M. Saturday, went only a few i so outrageous that the conductor removed miles and was embedded in the snow drift. ! tlie coupling, and the tram moved off leav- There were about 100 passengers, among ! ing the car load of killers standing in the them several ladies and childern, and sori- ! depot at Trenton with the thermometer be- ous suffering would have been experienced, but for the care and attention of tlie con ductor, who had provided stores of wood in low zero. Sale of Pews in Sacramento.—The Tri- fhe cars, and maintained constant warmth | bune says the sale of the Congregational Hiring tho intensely cold night. When the j Church on Sixt st. (Rev. J. A. Bentun) took morning dawned it was discovered that the place on Saturday evening, and was largely train from the West was embeded about mile distant, and measures were taken to returne to Holley, which was accomplished at noon. The heavy fall of snow with which the eountrv about Chicago has been visitec^ gives rise to apprehension of a flood -flicre 1 .u the spring. In 1849 Chicago was vis it cd with a flood and §120,000 in property lestroyed. Besides that, many lives were sacrificed. The water swept away bridges and flooded the city. Now the snow is very Seep, and if it should melt sudeenly, or a .navy rain should fall, a more fearful flood it. is feared, may ensue. On the Illinois Central Railroad, last week, a train was still frozen up near Deoa- iure, and the wroiehed passengers suffered not only for lack of fuel, but for the want of food ; and shocking to relate, were com pelled, by the bitter necessities of their condition, to eat dogs to keep from starving. This fact is stated in St. Louts papers of the 2d iusf.‘ received at Cincinnati. On the Chicago and .Mississippi road, at last advi ces. a train of ears, filled with passengers, was hurled in tlie snow, with the thermom eter 35 deg., below zero. Three cars had been hurt up for fuel.—Rich. Pisp. was carried to Malta in a steamer, at the public expense: took three horses to carry himself and baggage from \ arua to the Crimea, at the public expense, when field officers were allowed but one horse : and he We are not in the habit of puffing patent remedies, on any terms and think the habit and his horses had been fed at the public ' now so common with our press, very irn- crib over since the army disembarked, until moral aud pernicious. But the remedy Lord Rairlnn found it out, and put a stopper wc give below for that terrible destroyer on “our own cot respondent.” Hence the “Liver Cumplaiut” seems to us so rcasona- wihl thunder of tlie Times. ble tbat ' ve l - biuk we w ’ m n” 1 be doing right ! to withohl it. If any of our friends by this : to §30,000, The House als^ passed an appropriation for building four revenue cutters, and then went into Committee of tho whole upon pri vate bills. Harrisburg, Feb. 10.—3Ir. Cameron has been nominated by the Know Nothing cau cus for U. S. Senator. New York, Feb. 10.—The Sepreme Court has refu-ed to discharge the late Mexican Consul, who is accused of having embez zled a portion of the Gadsden Treaty money ! but which he elaimi as commission. The j amount of bail, however, Las been reduced! Tlie Weather. JJ^Tlio most acceptable thing wc have hoard of lately, was the copious and refreshing shower of rain yesterday. After the unu sually long and universally complained of dry weather which wc have experienced for a long time past, the rain yesterday was a endo;sement shall he induced to try it, they I Nf.w York, Feb. 10.—Money is plenty, j will please report the result. I Stocks are active. Cotton i<y dull. Good I Cure for the JLlver Complaint. | Chin I lour §5, <5 (o-§9,_5. B heat is firm. During the past summer one of our most i ? 0! ’ a nominal Old Mess Pork $13.- influential and estimable citizens, who has j Lard * s 111 hm!tetl demand - been afflicted with a diseased or morbid liv- ; Atchison and the English Lord. ! or lor the past thirty years, atui for which '■ Senator Atchison of Missouri is represent- j Great Excitement at Eos Angelos. Great excitement had occurred at Los Angelos, growing out of a stay > f execution of f wo murderers, Brown and Lee, leaving a third, named Alvitre, to suffer the penalty. Brown, it appears, was concerned with Ai- vitre in the murder of a man named Clif ford, and was considered the more guilty of the two, and barely escaped being hung on his arrest. On the news of the stay of the execution becoming known, a large indigna tion meeting was held, at which the mayor proclaimed himself in favor of hanging Brown and Alvitre together. Speeches were also made by Col. MoClanaban, Capt. J. D. Hunter and Capt. A. Bell, and a com mittee was appointed to make arrangements for the hanging of Brown and Alvitre.— The sub.-equent proceedings are thus given in the Californian, published at Los Ange los : “ The Sheriff’s party having spiked the different pieces of ordnance in the citv dur ing the past night, smiths are engaged in drilling them out. The Sheriff is determin ed to do his duty in carrying out the law at all hazards, having yesterday made his will and prepared himself for every emergency. Some fifteen or twenty men are prepared to stand by him to death. “ Eleven o'clock.—The execution is to take place in the jail yard, the hills overlooking which are fast becoming covered with the populace. “ Itcelve o'clock.—A committee of out most respectable citizens have just visited ihe Sheriff to get him to yield up Brown in view of the frightful crisis. Tlie citizens are arming and cartriges provided for some pieces of artilery, to be used in demolishing the jail building. Barton, the Sheriff, has been consulted by the committee, but still refuses. His friends are using every exer tion in their power to prevent the effusion of blood. “ One o’clock, P. 21.—Two thousand men have gathered from all portions of the coun ty, well armed and determined. One hun dred dollars has been paid this morning to attended, the biddings being quite spirited. About fifty were sold for the net sum of $15,000, prices ranging from $100 to §500 per pew. The cost of the edifice was nearly §30,000. fOUliWERflUi. ~ Atlanta, February 15. Cotton.—5@7, extremes. Exchange, on Jiew York is scllingat pcr lcent premium. On Charleston aud Savannah [ p er cent. Bacon.—5Ve quote hog round 10 to 10J. llama 12to 12* cents. Sides Ribs 9*10 ets. Sidos clear 10 to 11. Shoulders 74 a 8 cents. Laud by tho bbl. 10(a) 10* cts. loaf. Iron, Swedes 5* to Ofc: English 5 to 5t ccnti; Nails have advanced to 6 a fit eta. Corn is seliin" at 90 to $100. Corn Meal, 90 to $1,10 cents. Pork, Hog round, G4@7 cents. Beep, By the quarter, <> 5V cents. Sweet Potatoes, 60 to 75 per bushel. Irish Potatoes, 2 to 2* per bushel. Salt, Liverpool sacks plenty, $2.(a,S,2,10 Liquors.—French Brandy, $2,50 to $3,60 per gallon: Domestic 50 to 75e. Peach do. 60 a 75 cents. Whiskey 45 a 50 cents. Gin 50 to 00. Rum 45 to 60 cents. Wheat.—Good will bring to $1,60 per bushel readily. Flour.—Scarce at $5 to 5j per hundred. Butter, Country, 15 to 20 ets. Goshen, 35 cts. per pound. Tenn. Butter, 10 a 15 by tlie Keg. Fair N. O. Sugar, by hhd. 51. Prime “ “ “ 6*. Choice “ “ “ 8-. Syrup, N O. by bbl. 30 to 33 cts. gal. Extra Whiskey “ 45 “ “ Star Candles per box 28 “ lh. No. 1 Rio Coffee by sack 11J to 121 “ “ Gunny Bagging 16 to 17 cts. Ropp. 12 to 13 cents. Chickens. 15 to 20 cents. Eggs, 12 to 15 cent*. Fodder. 75 t<> 100 por hundred. Peas, $1.30 to $1.40 Feathers,—10 to 45. Candles.—Sporm 37 o -15c. Tallow 20 22cts Augusta, Tuesday, P. M. COTTON.—The market continues quiet. Par ties generally are unable to agree on terms and the transactions are limited. CHARLESTON. Feb. 13 IP. M. Cotton Demand dull and prices unchanged. Sales to day 600 bales at 64 to Sj cents. SAVANNAH, Feb. 13. “ COTTON.—There was a good inquiry ye.-ter- be realized. The lload, most fortunately, i appear in public, but for the poverty that day and the sales reached 1500 bales. Prices J’: -i- t--- *■ i— — * : were about the same as on Saturday. Thefollo- vving are the particulars of the sales:—11 bales at 7 : 28 at 74 ; 100 at 74 : 143 at 7* : 40 at 7|: 327 at 7} : 37 at 7 11 16 : 53 at 7 13-16 : 232 at 7J 228 at S ; 14S at 8J, 23atSj>, 100 at 84, and 4 at SJ cents. The Maine Giantess. Her name is Silva Hardy. She is a na- j live of Franklin county, is seven feet six inches in height, is rather lean than fleshy, I yet weighs three hundred and thirty pounds, j is nearly thirty years of age, and is still i growing. She has heretofore maintained > herself chiefly by service in the capacity of \ a nurse, having the reputation of being a j most excellent one ; but, fur a few months ! past, her health has not been good enough ! for her to practice this vocation. Her moth- I er is said to have been below medium size, I and her farther not above it. Site was a j twin : and at birth weighed but three and a ! half pounds. Her mate did not live. She j has always been an unusually small eater and accustomed to labor. Her figure is not | erect. Her complexion is fair, her eyes j . . . . . . . V I tlie brid™ n-nu wuwic f.» j blue, and the very modest and mild expres-1 better juege sees his opinion overridden and : . ‘ was ieaU d ^ the freight wagon... , sk>n of her count enam-e is said to be a true | sneeredatby men who are boys in comparison,! 1 is was promised the public, as we took ; ndes b) ber character. She has always | oras long as the human heart is prone to abuse ! 0<J, -asion to say, last wees, but we had no , shrunk from the presence ot strangers, and j power when there is no danger in doing it.! 8 ,rt ^'expectation that the promise could j it is believed-could not now be induced to | l, . •, i, . „ ,, • .. . ? be realized. Tho Road, most fortunately, : appear in public, but tor the poverty that > It is no new idea, that all the circuit judges . ’ eomnels her to m-ermnm her extreme cmiri- . , ,, , , . . , at the time of the accident to the bridge.' c .' >m P' ne , r _Jovercome ner extreme sensi- united could be made to exercise an appel-, . ** ’ tneness. We are assured that she never, late jurisdiction that would escape many of i int MX , rcl p: ** au tu 0 F ,l>hCII £ C1 . en » u| c-. ad nurse , takes an infant in her arms, but the most serious objections. For instance. abuve tne Hightower, and the rolling stock j always holds it in her hand. Placing the a certain functionary who may feel himself j ! Vlth J , MS P° wer * "'. l11 be sufficient to head upon tlie end of her finger.- its feet . ,, , ,, . , „ , „ ! keep business going. For this desirable : extend toward the wrist, and with the thumb magisterially treated by a judge oi tne Su- < * _ ° ” , . , i vul Httlptinmrnlwn 1 ^ on ” _ * , J f ” .. state of things we are much indebted to anti imie linger oievaiett, stie tormsanam- preme Court, when exercising h co-ordinate , , , . ® , , , pie and admirable cradle; the length of her authority with ten other judges, will feel! ,uck \ bnt n ‘ uchmoreto “daunted res-1 f iand be in ‘ ' sure of a decent respect in the influence that j ° u ‘‘ ,a a ' 1 ' AnoLiTioNisH Looking Ur.—The New-; York Herald says that since the nomination 1 of Seward as a candidate for tho United jtial to the whole length of an MARINE INTELLIGENCE. his dissent or approval of a compeer’s judg-! ment will always in-ure. A review by this , Court of a cause that had been previously j argued before one of the ten men, who was i again to sit upon it, would be most materi- : ally aided from this very fact. "What if the judge was wrong who first tried the case ? ! the very statement of his errors would be of, service. And for tlie additional salary, j which i3 a matter of the extreuiest couse- ; quence. we think the extra sittings of the Judge, when presidio ivould be a very tolerable burthen. States Senate, tlie abolitionists have gather- ered fresh courage and new strength. The Michigan Legislature recently instructed Mes<ers. C'ass and Stuart, of the Senate, to use their best exertions to procure the re-.: peal of the Fugitive Slave Law, and a res- . • r . ui ■ i i j. ,- ; SAVANNAH, Fob. 11.—Arr. ships Halevono, infant. She is unable to pass ordinary j Pv iu . GurilUhia> Uyer New York ; brig doors without stooping good deal, aud it j Zenobia, Wasbnuru, Baltimore; selirs. Cotarnct, is said that for convenience she usually puts i Francis, New Y rk ; Pliuidome, Brown, do.; L. S. her thimble and other little articles upon the Levering, Gorsou, Philadelphia ; 0 Mathew war- C-asiDg over the door, instead ot upon any -<*n, Baltimore.^ Cleared, steamship Knoxville, lower object, as a table or desk. While she i Ludlow- New York. was passing through tlie kitchen of a farm CHARLESTON, Fob. 12—Arr. ship Mary hon.-e one day witli a large pan of milk in 1 Merrill, Kinsman, NcwYork ; Line sciir Luuis- each hand, her hair caught upon a lmok j najLud-oii. do- which projected two or three inches from ! the ceiling, and held her fast. She could | State of tlie Weather. neither stoop to set tho pans down nor raise I F P r>. 1 Uh olution reprehending Senators Douglass and ! her hands to disengage her hair, and was i Shields for advocating the Kansas Nebraska I compelled thus to remain until her cries! as a Supreme Court, ! act - passed in the Illinois House of Repre- brought others to her assistance.—Portland ! ’ ! sentatives on Monday, by a vote of 37 to 27. ! ~^ r 0 us - 1 Let these nations of ours be right or wrong, I H ’ a UI ‘derstood that a joint resolution will j one thing to our mind is sure, that the pe i-! be P rese ].ted in the Senate with the pie of the State look upon the Supreme 1 testing the opinions of Messrs. Court of Georgia in its practical results as : ^ ebs ant * ^ tlson, (he newly elected Sena-: a great sell; and we think tlie large major- ' <v-lock a. m. 5-2 degree.. I 5 o'i lock )>. m. 62 degrees tors from New Hampshire and Massachu setts; ami also Messrs. Cas3 and Stuart on the fugitive slave law. ity would rejoice to know to-day that tlie Court was abolished, even if we had to re- iurn to the old system. [For the Atlanta Daily Intelligencer.] .1tr. Editor: The great object of my let ters to you, on our city affairs, is to induce our fellow citizens io be self-reliant—to de pend for prosperity and security on their exhibitions, it is said, to crowded houses, own vigilence, activity and prudence, and open at Crisp s Athenaeum on Friday. : r ‘ recommendations in Washington and Deluge Coming !—it will be seen by ref erence to our advertising columns that “ Morgan’s Panoramic Mirror of Creation aud Deluge,” which has been abundantly successful in Augusta, having given sixteen From California. The steamer Prometheus has arrived at New Orleans with dates from California to the 24th ult. The steamer Northern Light left San Juan on the Gth for New York, with 200 passengers and §000,000 in gold. The nows is unimportant. No choice had been made for U. S. Senator, in place of j , rberp Its Richmond are from the highest authority in literary, ecclesiastical and political stations. not upon party arrangements nor partizan zeal. I beg leave now to strenghten my arguments and recommendations by refering our fellow citizens to an able communication on the Supreme Court, published in the Macon Telegraph, of tlie Gth inst. A few years ago the citizens of Georgia; “f . , . . ?■ r . . re. , ® please accept our warmest thanks tor the were looking to this Court as the remedy for - f , „ , ■ , „ „ - •, . ° J ’ uniform kindness and consideration with which lie has treated us. BSiP We acknowledge the receipt of a number of valuable public Documents, from the hands of Senator Dawson. lie will almost all our evils—now you see that one ...... . . ... . , r.. -i ,• „ . of the first minds of the State, as his pro-1 he has tried nearly every remedy, as well *1 as a broad, whole souled, Western man, j Sieh^rerelvers.- ! Auction clearly shows, discovers in it only \ . of Point,. Masses of people are congregating from all i an accumulation of evil, and recommends Decided by the Supreme Court <>j Georgia, at qua-te-s. Stores closed. ° ° the people to return to their old system of! ^ Columbus, January Term, 18oo. HaiJ 2 }ns { one.—-AM business ceased; self-reliance—of seeking justice at the hands | The^valu ' S, ‘ all , ISon . 10 . m ‘^dtilph.- 1 perfect God-scud. A good deal more of the , , . - . - . . ihe aduce of our ui:»s?t emment phjsi- j without disguises, and apt to utter what is clans as at the suggestion ot all tlie old j uppermost in his thoughts, without respect tamo sort is wanted. 8SaF“Thc Montgomery (Ala.) Mail says i women and Indian doclrcsses for fifty miles j to time, place, or persons. At the last Bal that in conseouenee uf want of transnorta- found, trout none of which did he receive ; umore Convention, a number of his friends, j . - - , . . tion there i-i not a doubt that there has been ' an - v bencfit > was passing a few weeks on the ‘ and among them Senator Butler of South ! imi . r *e nse numbers of people are constantly . r ‘ sea shore, for the purpose of indulging in | Carolina, a notorious wag, were sittinn r in . arr, ' lll ff- l here cannot be less than five and will be a dead loss in that city of at b j 8 favorite sport of fishing and shooting. ; the piazza of one of the principal hotels ot i • •* » vena- • rho j ;her whole cotton crop of the State, by the ina- * of ^ is . lh ' e i “ ( tbe .f ast lndie f’ wbo ’ t00 ’ ']. a3 ! cImwb of Europe with the sterling sense of 1 • : suffering with the same dreadful and dis- [ the Anglo-Norman, and nis American con- j aar- honrlanmn nvilailv v-lmn t-h/. tJImvinrr /-lio- • 1 ..L l_* . bility of planters to get their cotton to mar ket, at two million dollars. anxious to show him character. Just j _ _ . . . , . . V-- - Atchison came into the! The Supreme Court of Wisconsin have been suffering halt your lifetime with ] piazza, and joined the circle, in a high state I has acquitted both Booth and Rcycraft, eon- j that dreadful complaint, a diseased liver, j of excitement in consequence of some charg-i . , , . .— —.— — ~ r victed of aiding and abetting in the escape ! . Mr. S.—Yes, I have been greatly afflicted | e s which lmd been made against Western , < l“ e ^ t,on whether or not he shall be forth- | p 0 rtunity of refuting them. The prosperity of a fugitive slave, on the ground that the in TO w „ „ Q T . „ men ia , the Convention, and took nis seat ; P . , 8 . ... , p„„_ f i,..;..; Last Indian.—Well, Mr. S., I have suffe- among his friends, without noticing the dis- ! indictment was illegal, that Court .< - e rcd w j tb tbe saine disease as much as any tin<mished strane-er. and continued his bar- thousand now in and about the city. Crowd are thronging the hill-tops and about the jail yard. The multitude, in overwhelming masses, are approaching the jail. Excite ment increasing to a fearful extent. Three o'dock.—Alvitre hung bv the sher iff but the rope broke. He was, however, again put up and swung off, whereupon Mayor Foster and Capt. Hunter took the j vote of the masses on Brown’s case. One ! universal shout of ‘aye !’ responded to the vs. Harrison siHi-reuauce—ui suuaiuc iusuco at uie nauvis u';,,, ,,v . . _ j „ r, . . . „ , . , lue value or land taken by a Corporation of their fellow citizens impanelled as special f or tbe benefit of such Corporation, is to be jurors. This strikes me as a very important ‘ ' '' -- - ■ ■ • ^ * confirmation of my earnest recommendation to appeal to the citizens of each ward to guide and control the affairs of the city. But my main reason for addressing you at present, is to request the publication of also to be conside ed by the jury in asses- this communication concerning the Supreme , sing compensation. 4, A plat of ground f„p^000 aside between Moore’s'Mar^niv Court. If the facts stated are true, the pco- j sought to be condemned for public use, is and Campbell’s Wagner filly, did notcomc pic of Georgia ought to know them—if false, cvl T f l ence proper to ba submitted to the jury. ,,i b the former paying §500 forfeit, the friends of the Court should have an op-1 , Hmes Holt tor Hi ii ; Jones A Jones, and The Citizens’ saddle horse race for §200 estimated at the time it is taken. 2. In es timating the value, the circumstances affect- - ing its value ate to be taken into considera tion : and value depends upon the demand and supply. 3. Benefit to the proprietor from the public appropriation of land, is Mr. Gwin, after 23 ballots. Dates to the 13th state that the Indians had attacked and murdered five whites near Orleans. Troops had gone in pursuit of them, and a general war was expected.— The Indians are numerous and well armed. San Francisco market dull and declining. Front Mexico. The Steamer Oriziba ha- arrived at New Orleans with dates from Vera Cruz to the 8tli, and the city of Mexico to the 5th inst. A Provisional Government had been form ed at Acapulco with Alvarez at the head, until the arrival of Cebalos. General Bahemendo, confident of Santa Anna, had been shot by the Rebels. Gen. La Vega will relieve Gen. Wool as c mmander of Matamoros. The revolutionists on the Isthmus of Te huantepec have declared in favor of Alva rez and Ceballos. A now revolution is expected to break out in, Yucatan. Col. Kinney’s expedition was favorably expected. Destructive Fires. Twenty-six business houses in Grenada, Miss., were burnt on the4th inst., involving a loss of §160.000. of which §45,000 were covered by insurance. In Troy, Miss., 3,000 bales of cotton were j destroyed by fire. Match Race. Charleston, Feb. J2.—The match race ! G- e o r g i a DRUG ^ STORE. T HE Subscriber takes i^.s method of informing the public generally, that he has just opened n new Drug Store, denominated after the Empire State, gi&'lu Hayden's n'W brick building, Peach- free street, any article in the Dru£ and Apothe cary line enn he found, and :it reasonable pricer as good aud Iresli Medicine as cun be procured in the South. Al.-o, will be found there a competent German Apothecary, who will make up prescrip tions with care, and combine every article with Science, and according to the art of Pharmacy. J. M. RANTIN, Feb S—dtf Pharmaceutical Chemist. ;Netice. J. M. Bautin returns his sincere thanks to his friend.- and the public generally, for tbe very kind and liberal patronage, they have lieretoiore be stowed upon him and trusts he may merit a con- unnee of th" same. The following are some of ihe leading articles, kept constantly on hand aud at reduced prices viz: 3 qualities of gum Shellac. 3 do “ Glue. 3 do “ Copal Varnish. 1 do “ Japan do 2 do “ Alcohol. Biscuit or baking Soda, 10 cents, or S cents by the quantity. Varnish, Paint, Sash, Tooth, Hair, Nail, Hat a"d Cloth Brushes, and a tine variety of Fancy articles. Also, Dye Smtfs, and pure .lledi- einal liquors, for sale at both of his Drug Stores. Feb 8—dtf J. >1. RANTIN, Druggist. Whitehall and Peachtree streets, A tin i ta. (hi. —mile beats, best three in five, was won by Alston Shadow in three straight heats, beating two others. judgment States Court, and even n annuls its sentence as in Euro P e > or our own country, for a j fellow. Go to his log cabin, even in the I ‘ ! cure, but with no avail; I have found rebel' j wilds of Missouri, and he will give you a . Toombs having been j for a time, but every once in a while I con- ; hearty welcome; bis bread and venison is mst The lion, liibt. Toombs having called home some two weeks ugo by the ill- j hi 1111 ® 1° hate fearful attacks, and a friend of , hearty at your service, and he will add a bottle of! o .lan-bre- tbo wtiuri. i inia® fold me b ® thought you had discovered whiskey to wash it down ; he will feed vour ness of a daughter, says the \V tikes Jfcpwh- a certaia cure , and°the object of my visit! horse; give you the best bed in his b^use, ! his rp.sirlPni’A in 1 ~* j _ . . _ j » ! of the prisoner brown, and should they suc- lica.il, of Friday, is still at bis residence in , now, is to ascertain what that cure is. ' and will not charge you a cent; and in the i this place, her improvement not being suffi- | Mr. S.—Well, my friend, I have suffered ! morning, if you don’t like it, be will tell j — 77 r--—:™ -■7*—.' .T“— : manifested a rimelar snirit and nurnose 1 cicnt to admit of his return to the seat of 1 dreadfully •with the disease for over a third ■ you to 99 enforcing his meaning j ,n finding him he will certainly be | ^ :11 ^ ^ 1 J ^ Gevernment. He hopes, however, to be able ^ a century, and during that time have With a gesture more energetic than elegant. ' e„nato dnri- t i,„ hwallowed, as near as 1 can judge, over The ridiculousness of the whole scene forced to resume his seat ra tho Senate dun. the , ^ huudred pounds of supei . (farbonate of j itself upon Butler’s mind (Atchison was j coming week. | soda, chewed four hundred and eighty President of the American Senate at that! Ilines Holt for Pl’ff. Jones & Jones, and Johnson & Sloan, for Del’t. Si.eiling vs. Cook—fiom S^ewp.rt.—1. A “At a quarter after three o’clock Mayor ■ of Adanta > as wel1 ,as that of the whole ; motion fra new trial, selling out certain Foster resigned, and asked the mob if thev i State > is involved in the truth or falsity of . grounds Ire- granting the same, may be would wait and let Brown be bung by the j these alledged facts. | amended under the statute by inserting oth- Burial of a Singular Character.—Tho authorities, or if they wanted to hang him! I think I know the writer, and if I do, he I er grounds, subjectre° the imposition ot rea- Auburn (N. Y.) Advertiser mentions tlie immediately. Tho answer was hanging. | is not only of high intellectual attainments, ■ *' uab,e ter “ 8 . by lhe 9” UTt * A iluIp »' ** j death, at B'eedsport, Cayuga county, on the The mob then made a rush for the outer 11 f i,„: 0 . ,„i;,iuno., . • * or 11 !ie " tu.il, constitutes a part ol the j 2Gth ult., of ono Hannon \Veedon,. aged 80. gate of the jail, and succeeded in effecting ! but h ° “ a r ® hab!e Hemoerat-one a ho un- pleadings in a.-au-e. | lie had acquired a handsome competency, an entrance, after which they commenced | derstands what democracy means, and who ^ lacker for Pi if. Gnulden and Jones & and many years ago matte all his arrange breaking open the doors with axes, the : would frown down the whole brood, who, in Jones for Del t. ^ : ments for his burial. 1 sheriff in the meantime having left. At i ignoraum thereof, are bringing the party Thornton vs. Hightower—from Muscogee.; himself a stone coffin of the Cayuga limo- iast accounts—half past three—they vrere j fbus desienated into contempt. ^As a nublie , ' Vbe J? uuluer,! n s persons areTntere.-ted ; stone,'well finished, the cover suiting over still breaking open the jail cells in search'- ® , r in tbc subject matter, Equity in certain j the sides on a ralib'tcd shoulder, and bolted - journalist—as one: too who has heretofore cases will dispense with the necessity of j with six half inch bolts, running flirou-h HUNNICUTT & SILVEV H.\VD rriuoYiHl to No. o, Pouglierty*-* NV.y 'U’ick liuiMin*,. north of the Railroad - * and opposite the Arlauta Bank, and are receiving a general stock of STAPLE ADID PAXCY DRY GOODS, which \\iil be sohi at the lowest market prices. Also, a desirable stock of Clotlii xxs, tor men aud yoaths* which cannm Do excelled uj nu f- rial, style, or finish. in the city. Call before purclm-in? elsewhere, and examine for yourselves. Wc. aha. keep a beautiful line of furnishing Goods—undergar ments of all descriptions. Shoe*, Moots. Huts. Cap*, Valises, Cnrpetbntfh Trunks, Cmbrellns, &c., Ac., In fact. everyUiiug in t!.e clothing and lurni-kline. Conte and see—vow will not go awav dis.-.t'i tie* 1 . Thankful to owr former patrons for past favors we beg :i coiuiuu. uce of the same. Atlaiita, Jan. '23, 1S55. dim. AIoi % bung. No resistance was sheriff and his posse.’ made by the trust you wiil not only feel it a duly, but a _ j high priw’ec"' to spread such important facts bef>. - readers. matins, all ot them parties to a Bill. ’2. If! from top to Lottom, and secured with coun a deteudant in Equity be in con'-empt- for a| ter sunk nuts, lie requested to bo buriei tailuve t>> answer within the time prescribed,. in that, with “ his cloak wranped aro.un be ,, . . ; pounds of rhubarb, drank seventy-nine gal- time) and, rising from his seat, he said, in ! «^,The Massachusetts Know Nothings j f of infuBioQ of sennat and jammed in | his blandest manner, “Senator Atchison, are mcouncil at Boston, ihe attendance thirty-seven quarts of blue pills, but with- ' allow me to present you to Lord .” is large. There are indications that tbe or- J out being cured. The confusion tf tbe Missourian can 1 der will split on the slavery question. i -^ ast Indian.—Then, Mr. S., you never i better conceived than described. : have discovered a certain cure ? ! ~T.—7 .TT ; .. c . . An Artesian Well is in process of boring j Mr. S.—(With the greatest solemnity of ‘ e innmnrbitinn at New Orleans. It has reached a depth of { manner)—Why, yes; 1 have finally discov- i da T’ , th f 240 feet, from which point the auger brought j end what. I think to lie the only cure for a ^goreJmenTto the^orth' Carelina In ! tip seas e. e every e p ^ ^ ^East Indian.—For God’s sake tell me d ‘ tl . 118 * and permitting them to remainas | w ji at ^ citicen8 : also by providing tor colonization j Mr. S.—Cut the d d thing out and 1 lbe Texas Indians New Orleans, Feb. 10.—The Atlantic’s , advices have depressed the Cotton Market, j With rcs,^ and good wishes, Brcckeuriilge Declines. Washington, Feb. 9.—Mr. Breckenridge | declines theappointment of Minister to Spain in consequence of the illness of his wife. Chicago, Feb. 3d. Illinois Politics.—The Legislature of Illinois have rejected a resolution endorsing the compromise measures of 1850. i ue vote was 50 yeas to 10 nays. 1^-Miss Richings is playing at the Charles street Theatre, Baltimore. throw it away / Yours truly, • Acorn. Boston, January 1, 1855. New Fork Spirit of the Times. The Corner Stone. Will our much esteemed friend, the Gen eral, tell us why we are not allowed to see his paper? We assure him we regard its failure to reach our table a flatter of regret. The Home passed the Senate bill author- j izing the President to confer the rank of j Lieutenant General on Gen. Scott. New 3 ork, Feb. 12.—The U. S. M. steam-! ship Nashville, Cant. M. Berry, arrived at her wharf in this city at eleven o’clock on j Saturday night, from Charleston. Philadelphia, Feb. 11.—I learn that a large Sugar Refining establishment in this city has suspended. and prices are rather weaker. §2500 bales were sold to-day. Exchange on London, rules at 8 j per cent. Freights are stiffer. Chicago, Feb. 9.—The weather is mode rating here and. the Chicago and Mississippi railroad will probably be opened to-day— also tbe Illinois Central. One hundred tons of mail matter has accumulated here. Cincinnati, Feb. 8.—The first convictions under tbe State Liquor Law are to be fully- carried out, and the penalties of the law en forced. The prohibitory Liquor law. similar to the original Maine law, has passed the Indiana Senate, and it is said will pass the House. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.—It is stated that the receipts at Wheeling, for freight sent from there over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, in the month of January, Your friend, ATLANTA. he may purge liimseif from such contempt ; by a proper showing to the Court, ami it j such showing be made, the Court ought not to enter a decree “pro confesso,” but should | ; allow defendant time to answer. j The Panama Railroad is at length H. lt & llill for Pi’ff. Dougherty for De- j completed. On the 28th ult. the train pass- ei ! d . al,t f „ c ,, , j .. 1W „ 1 Cmvton vs. Brown—from Muscogee.—I. i ed over the road from Aspinwall to Panama j Iftbe p0S , eS(liun 0 f personal property be! for the first time. Its arrival in Panama , consistent with the Deed, such possession is j : caused great excitement among the native ■ not prima facie evidence of fraud. 2. A ! I population, who had never liefore seen that i purchaser at Judicial sales is not a bona fide , i irreat triumph of human ingenuity, a “ loco- P avcba »er as contemplated in the act of i i ” . „ A, ■. -li u „„„ -v," ,i „ „ t Elizabeth, and he gets no benefit from the 1 ; motive. Thus it will be seen that the con-1 , Cf „„ ,,, noflce of outstaildillg tiUe t() tbe : necting link between the Atlantic and Pa- propei tv purchased. I cifie is formed, and hereafter, those whose Ingram for Pi’ll. Dougherty for Def’t. ] business or pleasure makes a trip to tbe I Walker vs. Cook—from Muscogee.—If it North or South Pacilie desirable, need not demurrer to a bill be sustained, the Court him,” and ho minister was to be allowed to come near him. His coffin weighed one thousand five hundred pounds, and he gave particular directions how to lower him into the grave. All of his directions were ex plicitly followed, and by his directions the coffin was not only bolted, but cemented to gether so as to be wafer tight. Mrs. Mowatt Ritchie, it is said, has an other book in press, which will shortly be published. Gov. Wright, of Indiana, has withdrawn front the Methodist Church, assigning, as a reason, that his pastor was a Know-Noth- , K n kpatiitk, & (.’«•> HAVING opened a new Bare room on Peach Tree Street. wou.J all the attention of the public u> i their.-tocl; of Fnntiinrc, embracing i nh net 11 “ t . - I In all its varieties. Ciinirsot every kin«^; T.oungfs. le constructed for j Mattresses or Springs, llnir, .Moss. Cotton «uil X 1 tl.VA lm«A I Sll U t‘!. —— CARPETS, RUGS, &C., Window W incow (Jurmins. 1 atnnsk. Coraicw Bands, Cord and TjisncIn, 4c.. \vi x To\v iwrKinxc. m i>*i: u\ Five beard do. Thev still con* tinue thoir .'•hop. Soutli of Georgia Railroad Sq« arf * . ...a , re jircj-.-rcd •!*» all kinds. «>l wori* i*'’«***J* f their bu-iiHtas, anch as snaking and repa ;l ' ,: ‘b r ^. p, uiukir.g Vnttro.r.e . U| - liol>tt-rinjr. ^ also oa hnutl Mots lie Burial Cases, and make. s . »t!i dCtf French Spoi.iation,—The Washington Star intimates that there is very little doubt c .i i f imnUi, r,i.mwlr inMriontni t ; may still namiit tlse complainant to amend . tbat tbo President will veto the French Spo- fear the loss of health formerly incidental to ; up( f n te| .^" and , emin bill> and this j liation bill, should it pass Congress. 1 the exposure necessary in the transit across should be done if the cause has been car- i T -~F. ~ “ “~ * Jonv Appleton, of Maine, has been ap- were §140,073 75, being §16,000 more than, tbe wllich wiU *»*ncofort!» occupy j ned to-thc Supreme Court and remanded, i , „ - v was ever before received at that end Of the i four hours in comfortable cars protected on- j Dougherty for Pi’ff. Ramsey and Jones pointed Secretary of Legation at the Court road in one month. \ tirely from the weather. 1 & douei * or Ref’t. | of St. James, in place of Daniel E. Sickles. on short notice Mahogany. Walnut, and other wot tins. Chair Factory. They have enlarged thoir manufacturing shop8* f ^ oatur.and can .suj^dy original Cottop* j ilin>Hey*s Patent Betl'ilead, together with nl !,r . uaD t- Cabinet Ware, ot* their ou n manufacture, iu h n . v *1 tty desired. . . ^ Fn . nl ,»llfd They arc non* manufacturing end fim-lunn llie Oitluge-i*«tte, f;a* superior to any to be had n , os start l'ccemhcr-8. ^—- LOTH ING—A fine assart tueut just J bv PARR * MoKEN/O- by November 23, 1S54. SADDLES. 161 w SAUJLM.CLS. * I.,—ills f» [ \ T.AROF lot of Saitaiv,. Bridles .mil Mar' nri” .A,nlohv , W.WRfMoR rA BOXES stMia rcRned Cadic* I 50 c»r «*aie ai - w W. BOARE-