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~ Req. Nh. Thornwell. This gentleman
who was elected during The past summer
10 succeed DR., Breckenridge as pastor of
The End Presbyterian Church at Baltimore
but was prevented from accepting by the
trustees of the College insisting on his
complying with The rule which requires a
years notice previouslo the retirement OF
professor, has been again elected by the
congregation, who have resolved 10 await
Tile expiration If the year, so as TO secure
his services. Mr.. Thornw has written
10 the congregation to state that he will
spend the ensuing summer with his new
charge, anu locate himself permanently
among them early in tho next winIer.-
Ere. Ne1cs.
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~ thurs, Mothers, Farley and Christian Z
Parlor Magazines. III go
Family Circle, an excelen, Magazine, ,bysali
association of Clersymen ~ S.
Mothers Journul or Family .Visitani, Laaies
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Subscriptions received for. The aboye. afega ].
zines ut 81 to % year, as FnbL II
Lives Of Men of Letters and Science. sbysss
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Smiths Weekly Volume, being conitanas
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RS ROBERTS. Il
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Let no one say that ! dosire slave
insurreclicn: bn,, sir. ] doubt nat that hun
drcds o. Thousands " honest and pafniot'c
hearts piH laugh at your calamity and
mock ,chea your fear cometh."
The above is sentence from para
graph in a speech recently delivered in
Congress by MIR. Giddinss, of OHIO. In
regard TO this man. The Journal of Comm
cree remarks.-"Ifwar should come, these
fanatics will need looking after" We
think with he Journal of Commerce. that
Mr.. Giddinss needs looking after. not
however, on account Of his opposition 10
slavery so much as a resolution WHICH
was adopted blythe Glasgow Emanciparon
Society in which he soicits the CO opera.
ton of the English people for" the dtssolu
tim of The american Union .as the giga-
Mic enemy oCfsedOm and the rights Of
man r'-Boston Eagle.
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Tin-Ware Manuf fac,tollrVI ,it

YMNHF, SnbsctIber has 'esioblishsi f;a sTiig. !;
R FACTORY 5oppasite Mrs. LaIsafdel,ss.5s
where ne will keep constantly on haf,sisa faiis
and handsome assortment OFFS IN.yKARE
He will also attend 10 Roofing and Gi,fie r;S;as
in the best style, or amy Dab MorE in us jine,
and no pledges himself 10 give sa,isi in. ss
will be found ul lbs. posi- md fo h,isii iss
Address at Edsefehl Couff! FfnGse 81 81;
y, - ~ s5S iHLERY COOPER. 5jss
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Public Mccting in Charleston "A large and res
pec,ablc nsseinbIase of cilize was recently
held in Charleston, for the purpose of discuss.
ing the propriety and the great advantages Of
establishing Cotton Manufactures in South
Carr lima. Th,e Hon. Ker Boyce presided at
the meeting. The assemblage was addressed
by Messrs. Gregg, IIonland and Hunt.
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virginiu.-The. billSCor Rail Road
from Richmond to The Ohio River has
passed both houses Of The Legislature Of
Virginia, aud is now law Char. Cour.
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Another ROBBERY and anotheF Detection.
We are informed that Moses Levy,the
d" Hays, junr," oi Ctarleslon,: ihade aaoth-
er arrest yesterday, of an individual be-
long TO the Industrial corps. II appears
that a young man named Dickson, had
the guard attached 10 his W hlch cuI on
Thursday evening last, aud tile watch ab
stracted from hls pocket. lie communi'
Gated The fact 10 Levy yesterday ndrnlng.
and about dinner time, you!Ig gentleman
calling himself Palse, Ly ons; was ''sarIh
ed" by Levy, in Elliot street and the
watch recovered. He was Examined be-
fore the Mayor, cobiessetllhe robbery, aud
was committed for further examination.
II will be perceived, BY THIS prompt de-
teclIou, that r0gues have but lillle chance
ol escape in Charleston, and we hope that
the City Council will adopt some mea-
sures to relnunerate police officers for their
interchangeable exerlions to cld ar our city ol
thieves and robbers. The vagrant law,
ton, sufficiently severe for all purposes,
should be risldly eniurced.- --Char. Cour.
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Mr.. Asapb Waterman /, a venerable
citizen of Augusta died in that place on
Tuesday. in the 10Th year of his age. Mr..
W. was s.born in Connecticut. bur had been
resident Of Augusta for more than fifty
years.
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There were eighteen deaths by small
Fox in Philadelphia las, week.
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scclude all Prussian hlasons from admission
sin.ouhe Lodges of That city. This reso
1ulioll with an accompanying report has
been printed, and thousands have been.
circulated throughout Europe"
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We learn That there is great distress in.
some Of The Districts easlof .this, on ac-E
count o: The, scarcity Of corn;scaule artt,
other stock are said, to be dying for The
wan, of provender, md tits With difficult.
~ lnat many eau obtain bread Tor their
families. With us; times :WoG1l have:
been quite easy, had noiz,ollsr Districts
drawn largely upon us forfsupAlicsi which
,has4raiseil LIE, Price fscnrn; que dollar.
per busbet, and scarce al lilaSNt We see.
that the article is plenty in Hamburg und
Columbia at abopt 70 cents per bushel.--.
Anderson Gazette. 4 II.
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Scat Of Government Of AlaJama-Th lie.
gisature OF Alabama have removed the Seal
of Government from Tuscaloosa, and estab.
lished ii at the town of Montgomery. This
place is more central than Tuscaloosa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11
/ From The Bait. Americau, Jan. 81.

fFrom the Bali. american, Jan. 81.
Latest from Brazil and:ihe R'rcT Plaie.
The brig Argyle, Cooksey, at This port
Yesterday from, Rio lie Janeiro, whence
She sailed on The 18Th Dec, aud The brig
Saldana, Stubs, also from The same place,
having sailed on the 20li! Dec. bring inter-
estiug advices from ri.at quarter. Ii will be
seen from The annexed Ie,,rs thai the
combined forces OF The English and French
had achieved a 6ctuIy over he Argentine
troops, and captured the t"rls al the mouth
! of The river Parana. Al Rio de JaneHo the
price ol Flour had improved
Rio de Janeiro, lHh Dec; lS45.
The all absorbing Topic OF The day is The
late tremendous engagement between The
Anglo allied forces al The River Alatte,
and some ofRosas' batteries at the mouth
Of the River Parana. Tho newspapers
will doubtless TEEN with the particulars
of the proceedings ON both stiles. On the
pant ofthe English and French the victory
was complete lndeed; not, however
without serlons losses as regards life, and
properly in lile way of shipping,
Tue English brig of wif Dolphin alone
received 10Y round shot in her hull and
rigging during the engagement. The
French steamer Fulton l0l shot, and a
French vessel, or al least vessel manned
Ivy Frenchme:I, but formerly belonging lc
the Bu,nos Ayrcans, was completely
riddled. The total loss oil the allies amo,
unts to about l50 kilIsd and wounded,
while on tho part Of the enemy no correct
statement has ycl been made public
Report says that upwards cf sou men are
missing. Certain it is lha, in one fort no
I less than $50 bodies were found, and in
: another some $50 or l60 and whal is still
!. more strange, they were all blacks. Ia
account for this. it is said thai AZ fast as
!. a whic man fell, killed or wounded, he
: was Immediately carried off while The
: poor blacks were KEEP al is and luy where
they fell. 4.
Once ortwice these miserable wreches
altemp,ed,lo 10 flee from the forts. but nc
sooner did they attempt it. than Rosa:
cavalry charged OH Them, and compelled
them to return TO their guns al the poin
OF the lauce. Rnsas seemed to have
! anticipated the Aigh, Of his men, ane
placed these cavalry there OH purpose ,s
keep them 10 cheek; for on The lanGins o
: some 45o men from the vessels of war
they met with but very little opposition
-, The Legislature Of Michigan has passet
!. resolutions declaring our tile 10 the whole
Sof Oregon. .up.lo 81 degrees 4o minutes
80 be rcIear and ihcon,es'iple," and IN
! offer Of 40 as boundary TO be an evl
s2dence Of our spirit of liberal CONCESSION
;,9urging The passage Of the notice and To-
adoption of The President srecommenda
iions;;and endorsing tie protest OF TN
message against European interference 0
colonization upon-tlis continent.
The United States Journal, publishe,
81 al Washington has changed lis name an
editor. /, is. now called .The Dali
Times" aud H.. H. Robinson. formcTl
1f fthe Eincinna,i ENQUIRER is in the chair
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Elge6eld C. IT,, February 1fsSiEti g

SRI@gG g @@GRA AnEs
GENTLEMEN's Ready Made SHIRTS,
SH from 81 Soto SO Is. g sss;; ississ isi;s
Collars ls3 TO 25 cents, beainifil dliaiitas.:
Bluc! Satin Stocks 81 6 to s1255as g +
For sale by r. S.ROREKTS
Edsefcld Z. H., Feb III $5df5 .s53 4, sss; IS
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Correspondence of Tie Ere. Neus. =.
: CONGRESSIONAL INTELLl-
GENCE.
WasarSGroN, Feb. 2, is

o.
lnslhe Senate This morning, Mr.. Bagby
gave notice ola bill 10 incorporate the
Texas Navy into that of the United
States. -y.,z. '.- - -
Numerous memorials were presented
asking the adoption of immediate mea-
sures, for the defence OF the commerce oi
the lakes, and Of the towns adjacent
thereto.
Ia the House, a. memorial was present
ed from the widow Of Captain Gray, the
discoverer Of the Columbia River. asking
for pension. Ii was referred to the
Commitlee on Pensions.
Mr.. Tib6aus. with a view Of feeling
the pulse of The House oil the Oregon
sutjec,, offered resolution to terminate
the debate on Monday neN. but il was
laid on the table by vole Of 50 toss.
The consideration Of the notice resoiu
ton was again resumed in Committee of
The Whole, and Mr.: Thompson, of Mlssls-
slppi, gave his views in support ol it
The Committee then rose for want OF a
quorum, and The house adjournd.
Owing 10 The Mexico news which ar.
rived on Saturday. a message from The
President was expected today. 1t will
probably ybe sent tomorrow. Matters eau
not long remain as they are. 4"
This morning al Bandenshurs fatal
duel was fought between a Doctor John,
sou, and Mr. jones, buth OF N"rlh Car.
olina. II appears that tho parties came
here on purpose to fight. The Doctor was
SHOT through The head and died instant y.
The survivor and the seconds, it is said,
are all in custody. 1t is said that The
Doctor was employed in the family OF
Jones, and that the cause of The duel was
the bad conduct of the Doctor towards
some Of The females Of the family.
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Correspondence Of the Char. Courier,

Correspondence Of the Char. Courier.
-, February 3.
No business Of intercs, has been lrac cd
today in, either House.
: Mr.. Calhoun. today, presented the Me.
mortal of4!he Memphis ConvehlIon, rela'
ting 10 the Improvement Of commrnlca'
ton iu The West, and lis defence. Mr.. G..
remarked upon the. ability which charac-
tcrized Tie tloctincnls, aud expressed his
general concurrence in us propositions, so
far as they might be consistent with the
Constitution. The memorial was on Mr..
C's molion,. referred lo.a Select Commit.
tee. -, -, 49, :, ~.
File special order, which Was The navy
augmenialion bill, was passed, over, and
She Senate wen, into Executive Session
.upun HE ordinary nominations
Ialhe House, Mr.. Dromsoole offered US
a Substitute fpr The Oregon Resolution.
bill:wbich provides ior the abrogalion OF.
the Convention of, 1927, aud The ,protec-
iion OF selllers, but exIressly guards a
gainsl any infraclion OF The provisions OF
the Convenlion, While ii shall exist.
AllerStheC Cominiaee rose, Mr.. Holmes
said iRatS though moi in favor claiming
all Ores eson,; ,;flestose TO offer proposlllDE:s
Tor improving That portionsol the West
which we already had. aud Represented
the Memphis s.memorial,
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The United States Journal, published
al Washington has changed lis name and
editor. l, is. now called The Daily
Times" aud H. H. Robinson. formerly
Of the Cinciuua,i Enquirer is in the chair.
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hfnR1LE Feb. 9.

moBILE, cu. ~.
important from Merico.-We are IN
deb,ed to our friend Middlelou, OF The
Herald and Tribune. forlhe perusal Of
letter from Pensacola, written on Satur-
day last, from which we learn that the u.
States brig Somers had just arrived at
that port from Vera Cruz bringing the i'm
poriant intelligence that Gen. Arista had
declared against the Paredes Government
and in favor of the restorationof Herrera
That throughout The county The people
were organizing in opposition TO the pres
eut Administration, assigning as reason
their dread of war aud bloodshei. and re-
GREETING their having permitted Paroles
10 overr brow The Herrera Administration
Mr.. SlideIl was still al Jalspa, with bright
cuing prospects.
Such is the brief and hasty account
furnished by the HeraId's correspondent,
who wrote just as the mail wrs leaving.
with a promise 10 furnish full particulars
in another letter. From the nature Of
the intelligence We infer tina, the people
of Mexico are mol prepared TO encounter
war with The United States. and thai
that i'll fated country is on the eve of an.
other Observation-Disclosures. t
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Dr.. Curtmrighrs EsSdys.-This work,
which is advertised for sale Iiy Mr.. Walk
er. East Bay, has been published in a
cheap form, in the hope that it may find its
way into the hands Of every one a, all
interested in The perpetuity aud quiet Of
our peculiar institutions. II is comprised
in an Introduction by the author, Samuel
A. Cartwright, NJ. d., Of Natchez Mssis-
sppi. and in Series OF Letters addressed
to rev. William Winans, "beins induc-
tons from the Baconan Philosophy, pro.
wing the truth of the Bible, and the JUS
lice and benevolence Of the decree DOOM
ing Canaan TO he servant of servants"
&c. The main object Of the work is 10
prove The Identity OF the Ethinpiau, or
negro race, with that of Canaan.
THE facts proving the identity, (says
The author,;n his introduction afford un-
ansTerablc evidence in support of line
t-ulh of The Bible. ColalcralIy, they
will also serve to remove the objections
of many conscientious men t. our South
eru institutions; such, for instance, as re-
ally love their country. are good men al!
heart, and do not pursue aholltlonIsm as
\ means Of aiding G'ea, Britain in her
sinister designs aeains, the agricultural,
manufacturing and commercial prospects
of the United States, The very facts
which shall adduce TO identify Canaan
in the Ethiopian, will disclose the best
meaus of improving the condition of the
negro, whether in wha, is called slavery
or freedom"
The circulation of this little work, il is
hoped. may be as extensive as its merits
euli,le it itio.-Char. Courier.
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More Anncrafion.-A recent letter from
Yuca,an received at New Orleans by.way
of Mexico says
The people Of Yucalan are in daily
expectation of declaring the independence
Of that province. Offences on The part OF
The Mexican Congress towards fucalan
have dictated this step. Two assemblies
composed of The most distinguished per-
sonases have already met TO discuss The
measure of separation. and much is said
of seeking assistance, should it he neces
sary, from the Cabinet at Washington.
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|. INTERESTING lSDlaNtlSTELLfGESCF CF,1
battle bstfeen The Black tstt: and 4 Csroig
.ndiunS.-.A gentleman from + ort3 II ). Al.
C., near the + aIis of:tbe Missolri,land up
wards OF twenty seven hundred miles
distant from 81. Louis, recently arrived,
has furnished The Revellle &ilhghe follow,
ing information -
On The l7h Of last June, some seven
hundred Of the Crows fell uponsa small
party OF the Blackfeet, whu had camped
about seventy i've miles lronrttpe Fort,
aud in advance oi the main body.9 The
Crows killed twenty-five, wonndedas ma
ny more, took upwards of ashundred
women and children prisoners, and sue
ceeded-ln capturing three hundred horses.
Intelligence of their disastrous defeat,
having been conveyed 10 the Rlackieel,
they came up, and, though in less num-
5ers han The Crows, attacked Them in
turu, aud ioughl so desperately hat the
latter were compelled to retreat lo;a place
they had strongly fortified, which they
succeeded in reaching with alEtheir plum
der. though most Of their prisoners es
capped. The BIackfeel were not strong
enough TO dlslougc the Growsglrom their
position, and ultimately retired. The
actual number OF killed in the: affair, il
was dIihcuI, to obtain. The Cows ac-
know ledsei loss of eish, Or ten killed
and several wounded. Our informant
states that the Backieet intend TO re-
venge themselves upon their enetnies The
ensuing spring ltappears that q major
ity Of The tribe were Oh The ulherz side o.
The mountains, near the head waters OF
the Columbia. whittier ii is their
Of goins every spring, and that flose who
were engaged in This affair wilhihe Crows,
were bul an advanced party who;lad re-
crossed the mountains somewhat earlier
Than usual Esae
The Crows had been driver into The
neishborhood, where the fgh, Occurred
which is called, in pariance, The 'Black-
foot Couuiry."-by the Sioux who were
out in great free against them. They
usually visit thai section Of the country
likewise, when the Backleet ard absent.
About fortnight beforestthe fghl, a.
small party Of the Blackfees;alfacked the
e horse guard" al For, F. EtAa C. a ira.
ding post of the American Fur Company,
killed one man named Janes Rlquert,
whose family is supposed to:lbe in ST.
Louis seriously woundeGs and her, and
succeeded in stealing thirty ,hYrscs. from
The posi-.
The Grows ami Blackleel. als may be
known, arc bitter enemies, always assail-
lug each other, wheneverstRey can get an
to do so, with deadlS;hpslillty.
The former are very friendly,IoShe " hites,
and The latter trlbe directly 1iletopposi!e. 4
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BOSTON MARKET. JvIY %,


four-Thorc have been sales to-day for foreign ship
ment Of 1900 brs Geneseo at - 81 and 1000 do roun
hoop, part Richmond, at 81 37l per br, cash. GRIM
The sales TO day have been quite limited We quote yell
low Hat Corn Of prime quality 6lsG2c and white do do
56a5ec bushol. Tho market 10 quiet for Oats tho
stock Of Eastern exhausted and there few North
River; primo Delaware 35e. aud southern 3Oe per bu
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NY. rTarLet--FrIday.Pm.

Cotion-Tho market s without any change in prices.
There ig less demand within few days than there has
been. There Is very liulo shipping. Frsieh,s 732d
Gfan-Sovoral lots Of Wheat are on tho market. A
large lot Of 5000 bu very choice Genesco s held at &c
Corn y dull; sales Of Souhsrn yellow at5Oc; 1000 Mixed
Orleans and Michigan 49i5O; Rye 66s7O Oats 3Oa3Ie.
Whskey-Drudge is selling At 20c., and barrels AZ ~
cts.
Hay is plenty at 45c
Provisons-SS and $40 to DO the price Of Mess
Pnd fnme Fork with fair demand. Beef ~ selling slow.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-J.lv 90

The Tariff s tho al-absorbine question: and but little
has lranlpfcd in tho way OF business CouonHolders
firm, with limited sales 90 previous prices. Flour-Somo
Tor Old stock. fresh ground " hold IL .2s4 as
Corn Moal-Smsl snlss al $3.50 cents. Rye Flour
nominal NJ 1915. Wheat stationary with small ransac-
tons at 9Oc for prime Ponn'a reds Corn steady 50 and
6Oc.iOr South, yellow and ronn'a round Oals scarce
at 33c Grocorios-Tho m1rket without any movement
to-day. Piovsions-Tho only sales 10 notice are Of Ba
conShouldors and Sides IN donand at "a SIC, Whis-
kew bfnrs 12Ia19c
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Correspondence of the Americas.

WAsuiNsros, July 81 1916.
The Committee OF Naval Officers in session for ,om.
time past Adjourned yesterday agreeing us understand
recommend plans Of reform tho Naval Depart
ment.
The Sub Treasury Bill likely pass to- morrow in the
Senate, and tho wsrehousing Bill in tho House The
party dill and appeal succeeded to-day in driving the
French spoiaton Bill out OF the House. and tho House
wu hardly 60 into committee again upon this bill before
Monday.