Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05

A Warriors Opinion Of War.-Tha
following is singular language to be used
by brother of Napoleon. 1t is from an
answer Of Louis Bonaparte to Sir Walter
Scott:
have been enthusiastic, and joyful as
anV one after battle, b It also confess that
the sight of battle field has not only struck
me with horror, but turned me sick, and
now tina; am advanced in life, cannot I'M
derstand any more than |. could at fifteen
years of age, how beings who call them
selves reasonable, and have so much fore
sight, can employ this short existence, not
in loving aud aiding, but in putting an end
10 each others existence, as if time did
not himself do this sufficiently repid. What
thought at fifteen years Of age, | still think
-"wars with the pin Of death, which Ici-
ely draws upon itself, are hut organised bar
barisms, an inheritance ofthe savage state"
disguised and ornameuied BY an ingenious
institution and false eloquence.
The Experiment VS.. The Lars of Ma
turc.--Fiour at Paris, Tennessee, July %,
81 80 per barrel. The crops are so
abundant here, also, as well as Throughout,
our country, thai it is believed corn will
shortly be down to Is cents per barrel.
So, for, want of IA currency and m1rket,
from Government tinkering, the cities will
suffer grevousy, ami the farmers, though
my not starve will ini the bnnteous stores
of their garneres a drug, rotting on their
hlnls. What mockery and bllsphemy,
the evil doings of a mischievnus administra-
ton workin. with all its might against the
bcnifcenl designs Of Providence.
LOOK OUr.-The following is from the
Raj, Ugh IN. CO. Standard:
"CAUTION.--Odr readers are cautioned
against retaining Notes of the old State
j INK of North CaroIna in their hands after
the first Monday in n Nemeber next. They
are NOR as 20 ID as any n Ites, at the coun
ter of the Bank of The State-hut after the
day above mentioned, they will he good for
nothing. We hope our country friends will
avail themselves Of this, and send these
bills To RlIegh, for redemption, as quick as
possible; we hope also, III 1t they will make
this matter known throughout every neigh
b0rhO I'd.
The above rcmukss apply to the old banks
of Ncw5en also.
Our Agricultural Intrrca-Thc present
storm will show Iii I the planters are the
stamina Of the country. While all around
is crashinr, they stand firm, from the sea.
board to the mountains--and we hlzard no.
thing in asserting. that AT this moment there
il not more solvent State in the Union
than :. Carolina. The crisis hls found oul
planters for the m IS pIrt out of debt--ab!C
10 show abundant means tor meeting then
lirbiIiiics. Mos'of The cotton ored at the
different home dep"'s, we have reason IL
believe, is in second hlnds--anl though
many Of the planters hive lost the opportu
uilv nf pr filing by recent high prices, tho
stock vet rcmrinng in the country, however
limited the present dCmlnd, is so mncl
actual neutrality-suspicious., in supporting
credit, to specie and most who have no
sold, arc f1riunntcIy in il CONDITION to avail
a tirn in the tide. Ilen'e the comparative
exemption Of our merchInts thus far, from
the general hankruptcv The only tive
large houses in Charleston. Which have
bvUn f',rccd to sIsoend, suffered from the
overtrading If others in he North and West
Il n'h " VII dHN du'hSO VI 'iSii O"h, VIZ
/. the few e!,l h,nses which have gone
were, We belieTc, principally branche.
of broken establishments at the North
Although stocks have game down, an'
must decline further, yet there is universe
confidence in the soundness ofall our banks
Charleston Mercury.
The ,cay things are done in England
We transcrbe the following from late
London paper:
Matrimonial alliance A married gen
tleman of the highest responsibility ant
connexions, has opened two establishment
at some distance from each other 'caIle'
4 the "Mltrmonial Ailiance"-one of whlc
is cond rctcd by himself, to give interview
to gentlemen and the other by his wife, 70
the same purpose, exclusively for ladies'.