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difercai so,fsof mari" ye, think the whole ieno
o: the passage would lead one 10 prefer good mari,
to clay that did me- oteryescc. Clay may rem
der chalky SOIL less calcareaus, bn, we have no
such soils in the country, all our lands hercabo"'s
n, least, deficient IN lime moreover, pune ela}
rs manure ior light and alone, while mari I'M
proves both stiff and light sofia should s'pPos.
that .icnrco' would 10 well 10 direct has altc''-
ton chiefly to those beds Of mari, where the shells
are found in the greatest abundance This he may
To with the most perfect confidence, that his land
viii rapidly improve by the application AZ some
leisure time he might cover an acre OF ,wo "i,h 'he
ble earth III which the prints OF various shols are
to be found lei him wait The result, aud watch The
effect for, after all, actual experiment VIII prove
the most salts factory test commenced "Nh Tue
intention of bein. as brief ns possible bo, Ind
have go, into q long dissertation, aud must apollo
gize to you, ior the waste of yoat time and space
NJ
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ALABAMA COTTON CROP

The Mobile Hegjslcr Of the 10th ult. gives i, as
ihc aesult many inquiries and sres, variety Of
opinions on the subject tbht the cotton crop Of
South Alabama forlho present yen, @i exceed
tia, of the last, by a: least eight or ten thousand
ba!,s The Register adds tua,, should the season
prove as favorable rs usual 10 the collection Of the
crop, W. may calculate on at least l35, 900 bhles -
and should the Geld weather keep of o. 1t did in
the autumn OF 1890, 40 ooo bales would hot pro
badly be an ov,r estimate otlhc crop oiSoa,h Ala
bama
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Tn Nipiaers ~ Clatic. ! VI. Sarfans in
his Memoirs ri lntayrus. gieos some curious par
uruinf of he lfial II l'o Gn3e nnj has collouSuea
rhc following account Of tafit behavior at the
close Of le ird, aud befereif was generally known
hat ,Asy la escaped oaplal ssa,cnse, Is intercs.
tng
-, wa, four O'clock in the afternoon. The troops
of lhl llnc md the National Guards, who defended
the LuAen.butg, those who on duty IN the in
terror oflho palace the crowds who surrounded
the building, IN short, avery onc, save the judges
and IL few privileged conifIants, were under the
IMPRESSION iha sentence Of death had been pronoun-
cod On the Ministers Of Charles Y. As have al
retdy observed this intelligence bad been received
with almost universal satisfaction No one dreamed
Of the sirtud acqutlnl Of the prisoners, who them
selves on being conducted 10 their place of conne.
mont, were haunted by the fear Of falling victims 10
lhe vengeance of,he people even more than by the
dread OF forf3itng their lives upon the scailod.
When Lieutenant Colonel Iavocat announced to
them that they were to be conducted back 10 the
Castle OF Vlrcenncs. the impression produced on
their minds evidently wins, that their last hour was
at hand Colonel Layocat, however, assured them
that he could answer for their lives, aud they then
prepnred TO ioilo@ HIM 20 the yestlbue, where the
,untd Of the prison was waiting for them under
arms Profound anxiety was depicted in the colr-
tenanco Of III Polignac resignation and courage
we've apparent IN the calm md expressive features
nfM Peyronnct NJ. De Cha'cal,icnoe locked ike
A man slugging to overcome the painful feen.s
by which he was asi,aied Guernon dc Rang,ie
endcav onfed 10 appear indifferent, but he was only
assigned Il mus, be confessed that all Of them at
that awful moment behaved with dignity and cour-
ave The ceremony Of Lieutenant Colonel La,
yocat conslgnloe the prisoners TO Colonel Festha-
mel who waited for them at the head ofthe Nation
al Quad On dply in tie interior The prison, was
4 tn, dramatic scene. VIVA. would be the COLI
dur Of Tat s,nrd - 8, h. Vi BIC great criminals
vino. tlioy supposed had heci condemned 70 DEATH
and ~ ,.onl they no'> escaping IRON the sword
OF ilsicoH H. al the recollection OLA father, bro
ther. a ,or. o. a flond whose bloed had been shed
a, the,y hanas, a sinsie National innia had greeted
thcir approuch BY Ii cry u Vengeance. what might
not have been feared from the evaporation OF 80.
0Go OF 1000 furious u,cu wio were only huh
dfed races distant aud who .sd beea for four days
cast. Loudly .nvokns The death of the ministers2
R,, the conduct Of the brave czen guard was that
If men Of honour Tho prisoners passed through
their rank, in silence, and there Wss lot word,
.ocx or gcs.,.r ta.c..-. u oa..a or alarm .eI'
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TEAK TREE.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has received
some seeds of the teak tree. recently brought
from Calcutta by Capt Land. The great value of
the timber particularly for ship building, renders
the introduction of this tree into tho United states
an oboc, of interest And in he hope that IT may
be successfully cultivated IN some Of the southern
parts Of the United States, tew Of the seeds will
be transmitted to any gentleman wao may be III
ling to make the trial.
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From TIC iSnihtrn p,aslier and Fdw't8 LyeeRMt
TOMATOES pRESERNE.


lir Efii0r The tomato is tavorahiY men
Toned in your last number it is valuable Yese-
table But do not resolcct TINT in the variety OF
uses to which Il has been applied, yor paper as.
signs 1t any place among TIE different species oi
pre- ives As we are deprived this season OF iha'
pride of the fNut al Georgia, tie peach, II may be
of servcc 10 houseAeepets To know that the toma-
to forms most admirable substitute tot the peach,
as a preserve. The favor is almost precisely the
same-it looks as we'll md il altogether an excel
lent article for the tea tubs
Dirccl'oaa-- l'oke GOOD rpe Tomatoes peel
them and preaefea them with good brown or Loaf
sugar. Not pccied they bur-, ard do rot fesun ths
consistency SO much desired hY house6cepers,
though they are ycry good without peelng lgive
yon this, at this time, that the industry ct the far
hands about yoau noprlahn- tWoa, may profit 10y
it, before Jsck FFoa shall cut oil their hopes from
this new source Of table ornament and luxury,
Yours, &c.
SWEET TOOTH.
p s. Thnse who live in towns VIII at all timf
find this chea,' substitute for peaches, as the
halter COS, something. Remember :" penny saved
| is penny gained
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| Df,moiys Of Lajayctte - The following Note OF
the Emperor Of Russia to King Philip on his acci-
dental accession To tho Throne Of France, will
serve as a clue to The policy OF tho Conservative
foreign powers ut the present unc,lirc. II is ia
ken from work Of the highest interest IN the
pfesent stuio Of affairs NJ Sanau's Memoirs OF
Lafayette.
&" Cabinet Letter Of his Majesty tie Emperor Of
oil the Russisa 10 he Majesty tha King otthc
French, dated u rsko.Seio, sept -, 1890
II hive received from the hands Of General A
thnhn the letter of whitb hc is the bearer Events
erer 10 be drp'5red havo placed your Majesty IN "a
cfut alternative You have taken determination
which Appeared To you the only one capable OF sa-
yine France from greater ealamities, and shall
express no opinion upon the considerations which
have Guided your Majesty but pray that Divine
Prov ldence may he pleased to bless your iHtcn-
,iuns and tho eliotts wlich you about 10 nuke
for the hapDiness otthe French people la concert
wi,h ny allies am erolded with the wish ex-
pressed by YOU Majesty 10 mauiain relations Of
prnec and amng with all the states Of Europe so
long as then shalt 6e based criiias treaties, md
on a GyD, detefainaAo,s 10 resped The rights aud
o4itgafionR a, foeU as kae @ate 81 terrioriai pas
sessioa5 MitGh tfcV hare cOasecrafej. Europe VIII
find therein anran,ee u! peace,so aecessaryto tho
rcposc Of France itself Called lontl. with my al
lies ~ aaltvn,e thcee conservative relations with
Frnnes under vour foyefnmen', viii bestow up
on them for my pottail the care which they dc
serve. and the dispositions with which ] offer Ia
vonr Mncsy the assurance o., the return of the sen
tnents which you have expressed ibeg you 10
uceopl at the aane tanc DC. NlcHOLAS.'
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were intcaJed 10 r'present the Masonic F'a'or
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ths psisosss: whss ne essrt. sfses fell
ed atessGive hses;sg Of shs essssel. de-
livsrcd tksjr Gp3l5eos sad refused The ap-
pliestieu ~ : ntW tBiAi.
1isa was eAes. sDest psen, brs1gAt
iats eessl He ssesssd esIo and hra,
asd csafssrsd - . fsw niastss With sp-
psrsst esopsssrs With HE counsel Be-
Ing asked why ssstsses Of death should
aot b passed % him. BE eesssel, Mr..
M,Doweli. reed % he eeast q letter. writ
ten IN Esglish. BY Nina. ssd addressed 10
the judge. This letter sassessIy estreat-
ed tlos 10 prepare tss desth, ssd 10 sss
his family; and iis pseslias ssd selsao
phssssology made il aesi Interesting. and
aet little sf1ietisg % aaay Of ths null
titvds assembled. The .psesiding Judge,
10 much sgitatios and distress. thea pass
ed the .ssatsses Of he lsw upen the psi-
seses-thst he should be hanged By the
neck until As IVES dead. sddiag the hope
OF Gsd's mercy fer him. The nissrsSls
nan appeared 70 ssGss terribly al the
close Of this scene.
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TRER-IfIIL RACEs


The Richmond WING, noticing the spor.
expected at the Tree-lIiil Races, .s(ier re-
fsrring 70 the gallant steeds Of noble blood,
destined to eOstsnd for the victory, says
" Here bess,y leads her fascination
here the Lawyer. forgetting the
rights Of meas and tsum, without fee
or reward, snatehes an hour from
thooght. The Doctor thross away the
Pill Box, and the old settled Farmer,
with hands splified and meath expand.
ed, gTssPs tight bic pocket. book, and
wonders AZ all he sees. Could not or
politicians IN the eity Of Washington
devote few days to The sports Of Tree
hDlG u would take many a wrinkle
'sssa tie bsow, and he = heaiIaK balm
10 voxsd and troubled mind. u Pre-.
sident Jackson could see the Bonneu
Of blss, BayaFd and Sally Hornsi, wiih
CollisF a. their heels, streak HK il dOsn
The qsaFtsF stretch, he wOUId think no
mere ~ the rejection 81 Van BVfsb;
Calhesa wsuld forget State Rights,
sad Clay, 10 sn seslaey of delight
wonId send the Americas System 10
The Devil. May are there, that Rich.
moad vould bs RIsa 10 see--no party,
10 teeiing. but tkat II hssorsbls, high.
minded gsstlsmen, net together 70
geed fsllewshiP. Al hands vill I'D
yoa Seleome, and uhilsa Ne came.
give you spleadeg, Ne will try Ahd gl''
yes fuA.1
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eulating notes, drafts or bills, and
Limits their capital to City thersasd
dollars each.
Anact to amend % sct, estahlishias
the town Of bolivar % the ssnds q
Gerge Rowles - tbs eosntv Of JeGer.
son, near Harp~rs- Ferry, passed Dec.
s6th, 1925.
An act Incorporating the Richmond
rail-road compsny; to construct . rail.
road from Richmond to Harrisou's bar
on James river, with capital Of two
hundred and fiffy thousand dollars.
An act changing the time Of holding
the Superior Courts Of Law and Chan
Gerry IN the 18th Judicial Circuit. aud
for changing the fall term Of the quar-.
terly eoart Of the eouaty ot Rocking.
ham; directs the superior court Of Lee
Go be held on the 6rst Mondays; Of
Scott on the second Meadsys: ef Rus.
sell ON the third Moudays; Of Tsze-
we'll on the fourth Mondays; OF SMITH
on the Monday sitter the fourth Mon.
days, and Of Washington on the ccond
Monday after the fourth Mondavs in
April aud September; and the quar-
terly ferin Of Rockingham on the third
Monday in November annually.
An act to amend an oct entitled an
act to establish . ceort Of law and
chancery in each Of the counties Of the
commonwealth, and in certain corpos
rations therein mentioned authorizes
the Judge who gave judgment, made
order or rendered decree, in any case
during the term Of his court, where
the party desires to appeal from such
judgment, order or decree, 10 suspend
;he execution thereof; or any judge Of
the general court within sixty days sf.
ter the expiration Of the term, may ar.
rest the said execution, upon the par.
ties giving bond to pay the costs and
damages, and the profits Of property
recovered, IL unsuccessful in his an
peaI--anj authorizes the county courts
during term, in like manner, to suspend
execution where the party desires to
appeal to the superior court of law,
upon like conditions.
An act TO repeal part Of an act en-
titled, an act 60 incorporate company
to construct railroad from Frede.
ricksburg 70 point on Potomac creek;
rsePeals so much Of said act N autho-
rizes the railroad to be commenced in
the town Of fredericksburg.
An act to incorporate the Richmond
and Turkey Island railroad company;
to Construct a rail road from Richmond
to Turkey Island on James river, with
capital Of two hundred thousand dol.
lars, to be raised by subscription.
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LATE FROM ENGLAND.


The packet ship Canada, at New York from
Liverpool, brings Londoa and Liverpool adyiees
70 the 3ist March. The Courier and ENQUIRER
furnishes the following items Of Intelligence:
The cholera. il appears, has broken
out IN Paris. The SPOT where il 10 sta
ted to have commenced, 10 an island
on the river Seine, and very densely
populated BY the lower classes chiefl =.
II 10 not probable, we think, that the
ravsges Of this disease in France will
be more serious than they have been
"a England. fer although in the former
eountry people live in a more circum-
seribed space. their general habits Of
temperancs are much greater than
those Of the same class in the latter
country. We perceive mention made
Of one case Of spasmodic cholera, at
Calais, bat in the intermediate space
between that place and the capital, il
does not seem to have been noticed.
The London journals continue to give
the official accounts Of the progress Of
the disorder in Great Britain, but be.
yond that, il hardly exeites their atten.
ton. An Order in Council Of the Bri-
tlsh Government has been published,
directing that vessels with passengers
bound to this continent shall be pro-
Vlded with medisal man and medi.
cine chest. A very necessary preca..
ton we tbink under present circun.
stances.
Count OrlOff, the Russian diploma.
t,st, had arrived at London from the
Hague, and il is again stated with
much confidence, that the ratification
OF the % articles relating to the sepa.
ration Of Holland and Belgium 10 about
to take place. We have, however, re-.
eeived so many similar statements, and
been so often deceived, that VIC shall
attach little value to the present, until
IT comes through an official channel.
There Is nothing further from Aneo.
bs, although the occupation Of that
place BY the French is still a fertile
subject Of discussion among the news.
papers.
The second reading Of the Reform
Bill, which was to have taken place In
the houss Of Lords en- the 5th, was
postponed at the request Of Lord
Wharnelise, TO the 9lh April. The
reiormers seem 10 consider this indi.
eative Of an intention on the mart az
Lord Wharneliffe, vho had previously
voted agsinst the bill, TO give il q more
favorable reception 10 it, present shane;
iaSeed the Marquis 81 Isondondersy
plainly said that be supposed Lord
Wharncliss ssked Tor the postpone
meat, because he and his friends had
not Jet had time enough 10 sedace
votes Zoe these wsverihg sOasssls they
had lately shown In the debates.
~ the coIsmbis, the Hampshirs
Telegraph Of the ed April, vas reesiv.
ed e New York.
The ofieisl Cholera Report IL one
day Later. Under date ~ tbe aIs1 AZ
March, u states that thsrs we're a.
ne~ cases IN London, aud "A desibs
since The preceding day. IN the conn.
Try So new eases add f6 deaths.
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UNITED STATES BANK.

At length the Report of the Bank
Committee has been made; perhaps as
early az il could have been, consider.
ing The mass Of papers industriously
collected by the Committee. As IL is,
the Report has been presented 80 soon
after u was made up, that the Miner.
~ Of the Committee had no opportu.
nifty TO make their Counter Reports.
OF which, If we understand Alright. two
are forthcoming. The report Of the
Committee 10 the Report sffour Mem
bers OF the seven composing the Com
mittee. We have had no opportunity
to read line Of il; hat ~ q understand
that IL sets forth sundry acts OF III.
Bank, which il considers as misdesl.
ing, and some which are supposed 70
infringe the charter. bat il, on the
whole, sparing Of opinions, or Of cen.
sere, except 90 fer as facts may be stat.
ed in q manner 70 imply opinions, or
eensure. In the matter Of the prin.
terS accounts, which have been speken
OF 40 much, and 90 wantonly, ia the
newspapers we understand that one
case only 10 introduced in the report,
THAT Ola New York editesl and w6 yhis
case hes been made an exception We
are yet TO learn. Nr. 6fe DsEs and
Mr. adams protested against the re.
pert, and il Is supposed that Mr., Hat
nsongh bears them company. And Mr..
johnson. ihough be assenied 10 the re.
port, to bring u before the House, in.
tiDatsd that il did not eentsin any
matter to justify the sensibiliiy which
appeared TO be telt by the friends Of the
Bank, sOd muchlsss 10 reflect upon the
President or other officers Of the Bank.
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.76sfrsef.--In the Senate. on r.
dsy, Me- Dieksrsos, from IN. ca
niises % Mansfsetsres, r,po,,.d
ball regulating the duties 90 foreign :,
porto; which was read end orde,.as
Q second reading. The Senst. ,h.s
teek sP the Appropriation Bill. $,
vas returned trea the House n D."
reseatatives- There vas some d;.e.P
sios % the motion made by Mr. en-,
to recede from the snendm M. r.;.
stating the appropriate, Of 8e. OOo -,
On ostfit Tor Minister 60 France. vh;s.
resulted IN the Ssnats's reeed;o, f." 80
the amendment, ayes %, uoes al
In the Housr Of Rspresent,,;v..
the proceedings In the case of &c,
Houston were further postponed n. =.
essnt Of the indisposiiion of M z.
his counsel. The House then ,o.I =,
the Revolutionary Pension bill, and ,sp
bill was 6naily ordered to be epero,,.s
Tor q third reading.
In the House Of Representative. =,
Thursday, Samuel Houston wa, .v,;n
brought 10 the bar, and his Counsel
r. 8. Key, ESQ. concluded his ,pe,,h
in defence. which was attenGveIy liz.
tened 20 by q crow ed Audience. AZ
ter which, on motion Of Mr.. Doddrid,.
with . view 10 sllsw the special order
on the District Affairs assigned Tor mi,
day 10 be executed, the further hear.
ing Of this case was postponed 20 Mon
day next. Previously TO this motion.
the accused requested permission him.
eeif 70 address the House in his de.
fence, which was assented to By N.
House.
Ia the Senate on Friday, on motion
Of Mr.. Wilkins, 5000 extra copies Of
the Tariff Bill reported by the Com.
mittee on Manufactures, were ordered
to DO printed. The Bill from N,
House, to enlarge the Revelations,
Pension List, was read Q second time
and referred.
The House Of Representative, il
will be seen from their resolution 10 re
move carpets from the Hall, and oper
new doors and windows in il, are anti
ciPating warm work. The present Sc.
sion bids fair to last till Midsummer
Better, however, that IL last till Christ
mas, than that either Of the two Erea
questions (the Tariff and the Bank b,
postponed or left unsettled.
Nat. Int. Mays
twill be acceptable news 10 many
that the General Augmentation hi
has finally lat last passed both Houses
and wants only the signature Of III,
President to become law. ID.
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DoTLRsTowH, NAY IsT, 1881
This HoFniag, On The opening Of the
seuEt. ne eesassi Of Nina 6isd Feasoas
fss . Rswsiriai. which The court directed
- BE Immediately disessssd
These Fsssons, enabFseing various OBJ
jeelioss 10 the svidsucs Of High Csnsta-
bic siahey, were argued BY Sc. Rush Ter
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fancy, the proper means 90 in.
crease The lsse Ne beer our native
souetFy, - 70 reside some time in =
foreign one. - Shensfone.
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The ssssmboat wslk.in-ths.waisr
arrived at New Orleans on the 4lh in-
slant, 70 foWv dsys and ten hours from
Louisyills. A short time before the
late was q family lefs New Orleans
ior LSslsvills, in = keel bsai. and were
Jour months in performing the trip.
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The Legislature of Indiana have
chartered q company TO construct q
bridge over the Chic, at Louisville
The cost Of this work 10 estimated al
foe millions Of dollars.
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tear" The witness washed and laid out The
body Of Ne. c. and althosgh he bad l.Id
out several Others. the body Of NJ. C. vas
more stiff snd rigid than say other he had
ever touched. On the 22d Of June witness
was standing on the road snd observed 10 OF
IL ducks come from MF. c. yaFd-befors
they bad walked across the road three az
them dFepped dead, and on the next day, eli
had died fourier the 2lst, too, three
chickens died IN sisnilag manner afteF they
had come out Of the yard; witness believed
81 the time they were poisoned. Nina shaved
NJ. G.. the night be vas laid cut.
Ann Ban,on depOssd that on Mondays she
vas ~ the habit Of going TO Ne. &C. house
70 help them wash--0a honday The 2iss she
went Up 20 see Ne. G. Aae fsand him rather
better than he hsd bees, IN the eoussa q
The day she boiled cone ehiekea som Fos
h,se snA brcsght i up - 81 - ths yassss.
wheFe Mrs. g. s8d Miaa we're aioae, Nrs. &.
eFoaght z inso The paFiog. and witness weus
dove stairs aftss so1se time, AsFs q brought
the ssap down, end In he conraa 81 sho a.
Whness lhsew Whst Fsaained a Il. aad ai,o
ne ehieksH. iHso ths ysFd--shis wss "a she
<ls,-- Me-. g. did DOT give her sny diteesious
seeus throwing auey The soup.
Mrs. Deach testified thss sAs hsd 49,. IN
.srs. C.'s houss % asaist u eultisR sas 49,
dsesees. On oae 81 these dsys Mia - -
% BE rte. End Mrs. g. wsaf % take sa,s ~
himi witness happesed 10 be a wovk n -
sdieinsag rooua, ed sAe heard E;en srd Rsrs
u taiking aad ianghinR Together, 49, q
sad With him ivo ~ three haura. sod skse
ass Fsissned, viiness asked hsg how af,o.
Sns--aae replisd that hs wss very M. aad (,
Sas isoFed BE Would act I've.