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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-02-03
From Mexico.

Bytl arrival OF the schooner American
Capt. Maloney, from Vera Cruz, we have
dates lroinEthe city of Mexico.
by this arrival, we learn that Congress
commenced lis session on the LIST inst..,S The
foreign. ministers paid their respects. the
president, and the French minister. on be:
.halfoft the diplomatic corps, delivered an ad-
dress congratula.ins Herrera on the pros:
porous condition Of tlietsccuntry. On the,
opening ofthe sessions, the President deli.5
! sigared sg5d an address, iT.which he discounts upon
ttietfanqdil ili.yand order prevailing through.
out the country b, ~
d. Fernando n hi Iddii,iido has become Go.
vernon of Chinpas Sr Cardona has been
Sent in custodysto Pichqcatco.
The clergy; of this State have sen, a re.
mons.ancss tosthe Government, protesting
ship. Gs, IS (! \,
he Paros of ToIuc:a have bee Il s,irrio run
q revolt III thai lols hssinsurgents u did
Is not, however; mai much hendwny. a
force; ot 200 3, cayai ard 100 iiif,ntry,
deapale bed sfpaf the capital tofthe scene of
action. = 'f ' ~ $sssssijsss
The expelled troops and the citizens Of
Iamplco have become reconcilcd TO each O.
ther: The troops have Been invited by the
National Guard TO rc:entcr the town. ST.
CaIdenas denies that hv has had or has any
sympathy or connection with the unnexa
tiouistss
The Indians still continue their ra,ayes
in the Slate of Durango, aud other parts of
the Republic. The revolt of the Indians of
the Sierra has not been suppressed There
are supposed io be about $500 collected ut
the Sierra.
The Legislature Of The State of New LIE.
on ended It's session on the on the 18Th
uit The estimate oil expenses of the State
tor the year lS49, u,nounls 20 34.4OO.
T Much dissatisfaction exists in this place.
and reform laslhe revenue system is loud.
Sr: 1tam0n Otefo " 10 10 =i,ssYs ,,s.,,.,..-
cuted in the city Of Mex ico OH The 3Oh ul,
lie had been sentenced 10 death bv the Sin.
preme Cour, Of Justice, for high crimes a
gainst the government
+. From The report of the Scc'y, we learn
that the expenses Of the Government am.
ounted TO lO,580, ,22O, and the revenue TO
S9,s3o,A20, leaving Il deficiency OF S74o.
The enterprise Of the railroad from Mex.
leo TO Tacubaya, seems 10 be very favorn-
bly, considered, and will doubtless b. eG.c
ted.
e SR. ARIsTA
This active officer, Herrera's Minister of
war, IS accused by many ofhaving uu eye
to the Dictatorship. His friends scornfuIly
repel the lnslnuation, and point to his mea
s.ires tor reducing the army, which he iscon-
IN tinually carrying into effect, as convincing
proofs Of his honesty
s:ssl ne ecentsnccesses Of the Yucatecoes.
oyer the lndians yhieh hns been published,
= na ysInducett xicanst 10 believe that
shesyga ssslispla, IS on the point of
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Not5ts iouse is asplain oodeh SB6iidfags
ssrasSa la aa.sd 81 90 suashd sepoia, diaI
qssd also sSplaep oEsg5fs ship here bel
chltshss yst he ii
alsoe wood and quite 8 siti g6lar Iactnfest
for prison; itis lsyo SIC ihssupper.I
protesting about Ten tssssr tic lover anddll
,s' forming T kiT aiassa below sst Isn. fialsE
q; asf 4ssst sssss "a aiTl no tj63e
asssn ne. ], seiassl
;be ing lnaef.s Y. IFS is pie ns
sS Il .l The iands are general fer.il tlns
'county,bat'f t'frota tue; ppearnnee we should
say,s.y,ll soon be exhausIed and worn OUT by
cultivation. The soiiisshaIlow. and wing
sscIay Foundation casnoeslast great
while. BIZ prose nt shove ser; ,heyield upon
new plantations is Iine.s Sugar Cane and
8. Arrow = Root, ,groW luxuricnlly in this coun
ty,the iormersiss much moro :abundantIy
,cultivatedst sthans thestattcr. WI entered The
country Just at Tie season fot cutting and
grlndingtheeene and every farmer cemed.
Z toshaye scrop of it growing. In another
number shall take occasion, To- spea d Of
ttths;cai,c culture and the process: 81 Sugar.
making |.ls'issseeeS..isf;ess f,e1sssss,.slY
81 hammock lands, the most hoisd III EIassi
sAea ior their fertility rahsssaSaisEs ia
thlss county compared 10 slhsfs. The
countfssis dass thinly populated and Woalds not.
average sgs,,lement, 10 Ssery i've miles
sq"aTeS7 gsaesally !oW and flat, and rSll.
portions of = piles viii wi Il ,i small If
lakes and SbounlidS Fish and.AlIi-.
gatsrs. The Water is sal4kably clear
andt small objects may Be ssstat allmos..uts s.ul
onydeplh. Many of g,ahes ponass s 81 6 6.
i 1rounded BY arch growih of Magnolia, sEasns Essi
le's' liYe ePoak, and other shrubs,$a s,$and.s,he3
long gay moss streaming from Tho dark
,gsssd 8 foliage renders the scenery az greeabte
Andpictluresqus.. Here the Saw Palmetto.
and .s saW Grass is very abundant, the latter
= E END pkgrass with long serrated fiat
elads ds exceed ingly annoying 10 cattle dnd
hotses,apd VIII tear lths s,eu,est cloth If
muclis eI posed tositsss5iss + s i2..Sss.
About tive I've miles from Jasper, uson the
imlmledials bafksf 81 The suwannee; is a
Watering iplare siderable note in ,ha,
s ennntry. smacila esorted to during ,be
SsummersliG shv< IS al;,l. f,a,a = nie
Joining mir Sc coiifi ties ,his s. e
whi,e suipkup 40. 80. - 'ne
maj kables plaes ssilnaisis Is .a. sas .e rs
! G ay J. :, !.
be more O, fanloas Than, celebrated Virginia
;sPrings Or saratosa ;of New York. IL is
80 strong IMP esnaied ,sill, sulphur lbo,
the yisi.eri nod .ealeious of,he fac, be..
lore s flsia riyesssithin three hundred yards
of it,sby the sdfph, BUS order thai. fiiis ,hs
iatgtnosph 'agn ipt considerable distance
around ssson Jss dpa d ppfised ol The ex;s
stsneeaof hiass 8, on approaching !,
would suppose abat yaaly expIosion had ia.
kent Ra!ass Il ,hs mined s,sicini,y; or TIM,
he had llsli indeed de- Iande ihe Birthstone
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sOlB1TUARY.

tptEp, on Saturday the f4th inst, at his
residence near Monterey in mis- District, Of
9 Liver Complaint--Nr N A'pF1ANIEL
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is All ,peTspns indebted 10 Ibis Office,
either tor Subscriptions, or Advertise ments,
arc caEaealzSssrqucsted to make immediate
paymenss5siEhc :peucraIIJ.
small, and sss4eIY no ma can plead as an
e1cnsc' che h8 not SOLD his gottoi1:'' We
have ou'sta1Wns debts hat 'must Sc paid,
and this lsssR Of tthe duesti0a unless we; our
selves aTsYaia &.N
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Signing efMt. c. eh'oas,'s Addre.s : Position
Of Tie States-lHr. DOugiass Ierrito1tiak
81 B.u- Peiusylraa;;4 and lhe Gadinet ,Ap.
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Messrs. Editors-As food for animals now very high
and enclosure situated between lower and Maya
zine Streets would afford good pastnrage the
thereon being quite ourhng would It not be well for the
Municipal authorities rent il 10 mkman other
keeper Of animal Why suffer it TO remain, as il long has
unpToductvs when itih capable Of yielding income
yesterday who said he could ecolect the time
when Magazine street extended unnteHaptedly from Canal
steet 70 Felicity Road. This assertion seemed incredible
that was about to gross attempt quiz me-
when frend checked and whispered in ny that
informant that veFacious and uniformly respected
Sohage, The oldest inhabtant.n YouFs, truly
iy2M STREETS AND LANDINGS,
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! oard....... GREAT northern and southern Mail.

FoTthe purpose correcting impressions relating
the Stage Lines carrying the Northern and Southern
Msi between Grtin Ca and Opelika, Ala, we the pro-
pegon Of said Mail Stage Lines the whole public
that upon does not the mail failures charged our
account The EOuts-nnety.thres miles in lshgtis
one Of the best natural roads in the United Saehe water
courses being well and substantially brdged As evidsnCs
Of this the mail was changed from Atlanta to Ghn in De
cember 1896 and from that time 10 the present,
yesu and half there has not been exceeding two thes
failures OF The letter mail and sioT eight Of the
paper mail coming soath and only about The number
going East The for regularity and certainty, is not
surpassed BY any in The Union, can show officially
from records Of failures at the Postoice Department If
citizens Of Mobile and New0reans eivo tueir mails eg
ula (Which they do) upon other route OF Tonte must
rest the delinquency. e. l.. ELLSWORTH & co. .
.nanteoneru. I'D. July n. 1873. il3I I'm
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Eds Crssesaf-The one.taksi Of aud hs fal the most
dshshul exclusion Of The season fom this fashionable
watering place came Of on Saturday, The 18th inst You
lhal We have an been snxioasy waiting for the
arivt Of lha 81 steamer Col Clay. the Of which boa
for The occasion politely rendered BY the gallant hai
Gen TWlgEs, who has his headquarters at this place
for the summs son Early the day Preceding the
oason the buay aote Of preparation might be observed
amopg ihe ai he hots the gentlemen engaged
getting raady their fishing tnake etc. on scale Of such
magnitude that fear they must have alarmed the ned sh
the sequel viii prove, 0nly three taken after an
wh lines and but for The wine preeaut0n Of taking Mr.
McRas ihermen with their seines, we should doubt
like Don Juan,
Found how much old Time had beana winner.
Ard also found that we had lost our dinner.N
But ind am going ahead Of my subject and a. wish TO
give you as fal description can, viii again 90 back
toWhsfe LEFT off, Well. byth evening Of the s5th all
hings in readiness for start the next mornine 1t
however abou O'Clock beorethe snlrs Of ladies
and sentiemsn got decentralization board when cast OF
from the pier which announced from the steamer BY
The firing Of and the band play ing Hail Column
bia The saloon soon cleared for dsneinE. and
brilliant display Of beauty has been my good fortune
10 witness since visit 70 these shores About haipsl 10
O'Clock cast anchor about half mile from the East end
Of Horn iAland and commenced the ditembaFkment.
First went the boat with the soldiers, TO pitch the tents.
which were put up the Opposite aide Of the isand this
being completed the ladies and gentlemen. with their
bathing costumes Aswe crossed the island and sppIoached
the the sight grand beyond description The sn
rolled in most beautifully and the party all went in to.
kenst, reminding you OF the Sea Dalng AZ newport, 81
Of the fashionable places The eashore at the Nouh
The ladies looked yery interesting, and it freely admit
ted that before had such beautiful pearls been found
the shores OF Horn isandeven the inhabitants Of the
deep seemed ioyous 70 welcome them
The whale It whisiled. the p0IpOise rolled,
Iha dolphin barred its back Of gold;
But never was heard such Outcry wild
As welcomed now the daughters Of the isle.
Having partaten of the fine sea bathing the party all re-
turned safely boafd the Col Clay where found the
ample preparations io dinner The dishes Of fine
fish served up in The most inviting and vasd styles
the wines were excellent and wit nd sentiment pnivsnet
the company for the remainder Of the evening After get
ting underway snd touching the pier at West Pascagoua
the party all safely returned East Pasoagoua the resi-
denos Of noble host Mr.. NJ J. MeE1ae all much de
lighted with the pleasures Of the day.
our company here number nearly l5O, and it may
truly be styled the Saratoga Of the South.
Yours, eto.. PILoT.
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From Souri, AMERTeA.-By the arrival at New
York Of the bark Agnes. Capt. Gerod, "a days from
Rio Janeiro, the Commercial has Rio papers to the
18th Of June inclusive.
The formal Of June has accounts from Monte
tities in and about that city went into effect on
the 9th. The frigate Erigone, conveying the
treaty Or propositions for a general adjustment of
difficulties, sailed for Brest on the 2sth, and on the
same day Gen. Melchor Pacheoeo sailed for Mar
seiles charged with instructions from the Govern
ment Of the Oriental Republic, or rather Of Mon
tevideo, as Envoy, TO the French Government His
mission is to oppose the treaty. The French war
steamers Chmere and Grondeur, and brig Tactique,
were soon 10 follow the Erigone. The French ad-
miral was expediting to France an his vessels that
had fulfilled their time of service. The formal
says all the letters from Montevideo express con-
ident belief that the treaty will not be sanctioned
by the French Government. But here, we pre-
sumo, the wish is father to the Thoughts The advi-
ces from Buenos Ayres were to the Goth Of May.
Nothing new Of any moment Accounts from Per-
nambucO Of May %, speak Of an afiray which had
CAUSED some alarm butt seems 10 have been rather
private fight than political demonstration. A
letter received by the Agnes confirms the report
published few days since in relation to the loss
Of some Of the passengers of the bark Hsbe of
Baltimore, in the mouth of the Straits Of Magel-
Ian, though there strong probability Of their
having gone ashore at the east end Of the bay.
The letter states that the first mate, three Of the
crew, and all Of her passengers Were in the boat.
The following persons were passengers in the
Hebs A. Fl. Taylor, Va; ]. r. Cass Baltimore !;
Va; Lawrence Brook, do; VIM. G. Larth, James
Beeman, Baltimore.
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CATTLE ON RAILRoADs.-F Supreme Court
Of New Jersey has made an important decision in.
a case brought 70 recover damages for COW killed
a railroad, the substance Of which is, that the
owner Of cattle is bound to keep them on his own
premises at his peril that an engineer in charge
Of locomotive is notliabe for an accidental injury
to COW which, suffered TO go al large, has strayed
on railroad; and that nothing but willulnesa on
his part will make him liable for the loss Of cow
so exposed by the fault of the owner.
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The CHARLESTON lNsUBoRDfNATIoN = Three
Of those concerned in the Work. house disturban-
ces al Charleston have been executed. Three more
who escaped from the house in the confusion, have
been taken in Williamsburgh district They are
Edward, a bright mulatto, the properly of Mr.. Far
rari the Others, black one belonging to Mr.. Kelly,
named Adam, and Edward. slave Of DR.. Graves,
were committed to Jail there. They were making
their way to North Carolina, and the mulalto fe-
low was passing himself Off as a white man, and
The blacks as his slaves, but after capture they
acknowledged the fact Of the escape from the
work-house. Every individual that left the work
house during the recent outbreak in that Institu-
tion has been Tetaken.
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The whale It whistled. the porpoise rolled,
The dolphin barred its back Of gold;
But never was hsaui such an Outcry wild
Al welcomed nour the dauehtefz Of the isle

SINGING IN CHURcH-A ROtD,-The Whining
ton tDsl) Republican Of the 18th says " Quite an
unfortunate dispute has arisen between the mem
beFs Of the Bethel Church, in Brandywine Hun
dred and the choir. Owing TO the choir, the other
portion Of the congregation were unable to partici
pate in the singing, and on the complaint Of some
Of the members the matter was brought before the
trustees, who decided ~ dispense with the choir,
BY a vote Of eight to one. Previous 70 the COM
mencementOf worship on the next Sabbath, July
i the choir, Notwithstanding they had been notified
Of the decision Of the trustees, took their seats as
usual and commenced singing, when there were
some objections made, and finally push given I;
knocking note book on the floor, which was then
kicked. Afterconsiderable recriminalion, harmony
restored and the minister was listened 70 most
attentivelY A criminal suit was, however, insti-
Johnson On Saturday last-Mr. J. G. Patterson APP
pearing as the attorney of the defendants The
hearing lasted nine hours and half, when the
anti-choir party were bound over in the sum Of
two hundred dollars each, to answer at the next
term Of Court"
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81 TchOupif0uIas sfTeeL
n FNFR AL, COMMISSION MERCHA ANTS and Inn
IN porters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc, have for sale
pOWQER-A geuey OF the celebrated American Chlys-
tai Powder Company"
BAISINS-200 boxes N r and layem,
8 CTTRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa.
pRIIN ES-ln Jars and fancy boxes.
PFCANS-250 bags fine Texas
CHAMPAIGN E-l60 baskets various bTands
NUTMEGS-2j0 pounds No. 1. .
IOBSTERS-A gents for manufaciy j. CALDWELL Co.
MUSCAT WIRE-In cases and cafks.
FIGS-t000 drums selected Smyrna,
. PEPPER, PIN ENTO and RACE GfhGEh-BlO bags.
AI.MONDS-150 boxes and bags SOh Smell
WINESP0Ft various qualities 25 quarter casks superior
old Medeira. in bond. etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc
BUTTER-3O0 kegs superior 81. Louis.
OLIVE OIIr--200 baskets, pints and quarts.
BITTER ALMONDS-20 fTes
NTS--50 casks New Zante Curhnh, leH
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DIR. CARTWRIGHT ON CHOLERA.
.ETfHE PATHOLOGY AND TIRE TRstEA,T IIil OF
Latest Instructions Planters and Heads q Families
medical advice in regard to as P1syenti9n and
Cure Nv Saml. A Cartwright, M. D...sIQ be had az
NORMAN's. No Is Camp street, and al MORGAN,S,
BY the POstofioe. JylS I'm
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dAMILroN CoLLEGE, N Y.-Ihe annual COM
rnenoement Of ihia Institution to be held On We'd
nesdaY last, promised 70 be very interesting. TIE
address before tlie Society Of Christian Research
WINS % be delived on Sunday evening, Che 22d, by
the Rev Albert Barnes. of Philadelphia the nd
dress before the Society Of Alamni. BY George W.,
Clpton Of Buaso h, Of the class Of 1923, in the IT.
tsuoon Of Tuesday, the 24a, and the address be-
tofaihs Literary Societies BY he Rev. pr spTagae,
q Albany, e ihe evening Of lhe same day,
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vEcIssirUDEs or CLIMATE. On Friday the
3sdh. al WaiargIlle, Oneida county, New York,
fhe Thermometer stood a. 92o Within thirty six
hours. VIA 81 lhs evening Of the 18Th there was
asdscited 6esL
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MACK EREL4
6R1l PACKAGES No. 1 MACKEREIs, in barrels, halves
jysi anu A'''' iO' iii CHAs sTouGHToN, "a Camp st.
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SUDDEN DEhrHs.--It is estimated that at least
one hundred persons fell victims 10 the heat week
before last in Boston and It's vicinity So says the
TfaVellsr
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CHoEERA IN WASHINGTON City r. Mr.. Lund
Washington died at Washington on the 10Th inst.
Of cholera. He was not long ago dismissed from
the State Department BY Mr. Clayton.
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fRoM CALIFoRSiA.--Ihe Washington Repuh-
lie records The receipt ia Washington City ofletten
from California 10 the 2lat Of May from dis
tinguishca officer Of the army stationed on the
Pacific. They represent that the excess Of goods
beyond Che demand is greats that labor is still
scarce and high, and that 1000 persons who came
from Sonora are working the mines on the San
Joaquin river a ruinor bad reached California
that Congress had established Territorial Gov
ernmsns Is al amendment 10 the Civil and Diplo-
matte hill Great eInharFassment was apprehended
in Che civil affairs Of tie Territory ifisi6uld lun
cat ihat hs rumor aas false, and that Congress had
failed q legiaate Oh the subject.
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Wa would call paiticniar atishnon to the Card 10
unoshzr signed hf Messn. 81 Il. Ellsworth s Co.. Mail
CanlIaa-an al MonlEomeg. Ala
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Y Gays In long. protaeted or ebro1ie - - ~
tty9g9ses' N obstinate elects, Female COmpIants sE
ever discovered. e HiOat eheetnal REM
w, we d, DO n9t offer these Specifics as PANAoK. o i
aea Dy DIS Leroy and Pelstie OF Paris fbs nvs SL
" I5Earalltg cure under forfeit Of $500 A
we would here remark that these Wivf5vs,. h.. -
b b S Punie OF HeWOTeans for the last zi,e Se9rs
~ S LAYS y j u1n1iEeIsally proved efioaeiOus ~ "
~ CdUIIOJF-Bsibare N \ 51es rs,,,s,, a., es,.. =.
49, SPURIOUS and injurious article PsroIIecf M "a
Tlss y. Gaitea states IS A. D0NNAUD No is C1Rt
- a, treatise on Structures can be had traits
an pfVAte consultations freq 0f charge uG
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A BAD Pun AND A Coon WIsH.-We most seri-
ousy wish the cholera would adjourn g sine die. -
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oar The Pltsburs Post says that Jesse +. Dow,
formerly doorkeepsr Of the House Of Representa-
tives, j. the Heroic Age Of the Washington
Union. Mt, Dow is web known as an author,
having written some years ago /" Old Ironsides on
a Leszshore
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By EivBs, author OF An lntiodntIgn % ~
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Of aud ion1 ocnned ~ the WORK. p{ y. -: sew
81 New Menod Of Leaning fisls
THE ELEMENTS OF READlsG AND 9kAIOhfi
Bv Mandegis, D. D., Professor Of moral stienus eu
Hamilton College Appeions new revised eu
pRfSFFsSoR MANDEVIII.E,s PRIMARY READ
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SELECT COM EOIES. Translated from the Alahah o.
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