Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28

gencer, when Rail Road across the 18th
mus is completed, with the aid of steam
ers of q speed of twelve miles an hour,
the voyage from New York will be com
pleted in the following time:
To Calcutta in : : Al days.
Canton in SO
Shanghae in 35
Valparaiso in II
Callao in IL
Guayaquil in o
Panama In a
San Bias in IL
Mazatian in IA
San Diego in 16
San Francisco i'm l8
What g commercial revolution is here
prefgured! The Isthmus Rail Road
win cost, il is said, but million of dollars
to construct it from Panama to the r.ay:-
gable waters of Chagres river. The whole
length is 46 miles, summit level 800 feet,
curvatures with no radius less than 1900
feet. No grade win exceed SO feet to
the mile, while for much the greater dis
tance (say 36 miles out of 46) no grade
will exceed 20 feet to the mile. Some &c
the grades on the Boston and ALBANY
Rail Road are S3 feet.
REFUGE OF A RoDBER IN A BURIAL.
VAULT.-The Cork Constitu IN contains
the following 1.-THE parish Church of
Carrgrohan was brokea into last week
through the vestry-room, and window
sash, some brass and iron articles, and the
hangings of the pulpit were carried off.
On the following day the sextoness was
walking through the yard, when
her attention was suddanly arrested by
two hands which she perceived thrust
through hole in a large vault, and draw
ing towards them piece of coffin board
TO stop the aperture. Being much alar-
med, she went for the police, who return
ed with her to the spot. and on looking
into the vault, they discovered a living
tenant comfortably stretched on some
grass aud straw, strewed over coffin
boards and human bones. With skull
so placed as to answer for pillow. They
instantly summoned the strange tenant Of
the tomb to come out and appear which
he seemed very 10th to do; and it was not
until they threatened to FIRE at him, that
ne came out and surrendered. He was
a most forbidding looking villain"
DEArK OF CHARLES ALpERr.--The ex-
king of Sardinia has not long survived his
abdicatien. According to the Courier
des Etats Unis, he died almost immediate
ly on his arrival in Portugal, June 9th,
of an indisposition, which, though regar-
ded as slight at first, terminated suddenly
in death. The English papers make no
mention of it.
WORTH REMEMBERING. who is
passionate and hasty is generally honest.
It's your cool, assembling hypocrite, of
whom you should beware. There is no
deceit about bull dog. It's only the
cur that sneaks up and bites you when
your back is turned. Again, we say, be-
ware of the man who has cant in his looks
lReceea;tio.a ofthe Hungarian Repu6l;c
by the u. s. Government. was men
toned few days since that Mr.. L. b.
Breisach had petitioned the u. s. Gov
eminent to recognise the Republic of Hun
gary by the appointment of a diplomatic
agent thereto. The New York Journal
of Commerce states that Mr. Breisach has
received All answer to his application, and,
as it seems, satisfactory one.-Tele-
9raa,h.
DisgracStaI Riot 6ctween the Oyunqen,e,,
and Catholics Is0elve Kilked--sSeyey-
erat Wounded.
ST.. JOHN, IN. b. July l2-p. m.
About half-past ten o'clock this fore
noon, the Orange Protectionists left the
city and proceeded towards Indian Town
for the purpose ofmeeting several lodges
at that piuce. On their way thither tbey
were attacked by party of Catholics.
A serious riot cnsued, during which
IL persons Were kiiled, and several 9TH
ers badly wounded. The military were
called out and qtieilcd the riot
CHOLERA RIoT an QUEBEC, &c.
MoNrnEAL, July Is.
A serious riot occurred yesterday in