The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-03

;ErYEcrs OF orcHARooALS oAs. - On Thurs.
day evening at marriage ceremony which
was performed ,Sih Grace church, New
York,ethe spectators had assembled in.
considerable numbers some lime before
tile wedding party made their appearance.
Several Of them began TO be affected will,
disagreeable sensations raintf,ess, p61ni@
tation oflhe heart, and a sensesof pressure
IN The forellcad. Two er three ladies fain.s
ted four had tosbe carried out of The
church, and several persons found them.
selves obliged 10 withdraw. Oilers, who
remained until the ceremony had been
performed, found themselves much indis.
posed during tho evening, and not guile
well for dav ftwo afterwartl, and one
lady swooned as soon as she reached
home. On inquiry being made into The
cause, it was found that the stoves in lie
church had been heated Scr the evening
with charcoal, and that this was case of
inciipicnt suffoca.ion from The fumes evol>
ved.-N. Y. Paper.
Wevery particularly commend The above
instructive paragraph 10 the attention os
all persons who have charge Of the heating
of the churches Of this city. There are
tew subjects connected with the public
health of more importance, and mono with
regard to which more ignorance or negli.
gencc are manifested than this business OF
warming andventilating our public build
ings. Many-mnny come away from church
with sick headache, palpitation Of the
heart, rush o:blood to the head, and other
| alarming and unpleasant symptoms wthou,
ever dreaming that allliheir distress has
! arisen from the ubominable way in which
the place has been over-heatcd and filed
with noxious ,gasses. "Reform il alto
gcther." Ed. UN,on.
,l Il Wash. Union 22nd.
ExpoRTsoF INDIAN Corn.--We nnd .r-
| stand (says the Savannah Republican,
that Indian Corn, brought from the inter
ior by the Rail Road, is now being shin
ped on board The E,g!inton, fur a foreign
market. A shipment Of this nature has
not before occurred at this port for long
series of years, and i. marks all important
area in our commercial history. II is said,
TOO, that the article was laid down here a,
lower price that in any Of the Northern
markets, from whence shipments have
been mede.-Chdr. Cour.
BROADER GENERAL OF THE VoLuN-
|
Gwynn, President Of the James River and
Kanawha Company, will receive The an
pontmcnt of Brigadier General for the Bri
gude Of Volunteers from the States of Yir.
ginia, North and South Carolina.
Char. Epc. Ncps.
| The PALMETTO REc1MENr.-The N. O.
ficay%"e ofFrilay says:-.Wc learn from
q hn 1,T,
| rejoin his command, that the Palmetto
Regiment will sail from Mobile on tho
24th 'nst., direct for The scat Of war, ard
not from this por, as has been s,nted in
some Of the papers. The vessels to trans
port the regiment have already gone round
to Mobile. A public entertainment is to
be given to the officers and men of the req
linen. By the ci.ivens Of Mobile before Tie
troops suil."-Char. Mcr.
ONE FAuLT.-He who will turn away
from friend for one fault, is a STRANGER
70 the best feelings Of the human heart.
WHO has not erred, al least once in his life?
n That fault were not overlooked, to what
depths OF Inlamy would not thousands have
descended? We know not the peculiar
ana pressing temptation TO which nnolh.
er may be exposed. lie may have fought
manfally for months against the sin, and
still Kept the secret locked in his bosom.
lie would give worlds 10 recall The act.
lie has mourned over il in secret, and re-
pented in dust and ashes. Shall we for
sake him! Earth and Hcaven-iuslice.
humanity, philanthropy and religion, cry
out, "Forgiye him." lie who will no,
forgive must possess the heart Of demon.
Surely, The love Of God is not in him.
WI. Com.
/. Vunity will sometimes make very indif.
ielent man very gond friend-moving
MN 10 kindness 10 another from desire