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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

o. No franking privilege exists in England
Even the Queen is obliged to pay her penn!
postage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

DO our citizens intend to 90 anything in 70.
snrd Ia the RAJ road
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

We are again indebted TO Mr. Honry NJ
Brownel for New York papcIs thirty SIX
nours in advance of the Mil.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31


DEPaRTEn this life the 2s, ins ut the resi- lence Of
her husband. near Camden, Mrs. CHARLOTTE AScRrH,
ale conson of William Ancra in the 3st year OF her age
Weeping. children. mourning family and surrounding
trcns-cse make death terrible, and truly is it 50 in the
melancholy instance tst recorded Fond parents. devoted
sisters an lorng husband with six lit,le children are the
stricken mourDefs IN ihs sad scene. To them the icy
hands d death HIS ret its seal that which made home
Joyous and lifc happy. 'n '@'s -. 49, srse0ap
The deceased was pure IF nature gentle in dcmeanor,
warm III friendship and ferycnt in piey while the do
rstc writes clustered aronnd her character and
exenplifcI in her daily walk The friends of her youth
wori nngle with the bcrrf of sympathy and sarw
We hno's that all the oveljness Of earth must perish
a! yet We feel tllt through the gloom consolation
c's Tie mmnrIa soul cxulting springs INFO life cirr
nal. and with all ;s attendant virtues, nsccnts Il e
throne of God. Then be not withut comfort We that
mourn. for through hope and faith in Christ deaih. the
object OF yonr present sorrow hut the gate to unyng
bliss amid the bodhtlless glorier Of Heaven. C.
DIED in this District, on Fridas the 26h inst. CoIrM
nus RooEas, tho youngest of a. T. ahd Lucy Du.in.
aged TWO years and nine months.
Safer li.tlc children TO come INTO and forbid thcnt
not .. .-.-.....
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CNuRv OF COMMON pL:; IS.

The Fail Term Of ll> Court. for ti;s District com.
mrnccd It's sit,irgs. on MoId'y las JIL,e Richardson
presiding Judge F',%t had co;:,mchcct riding tbs
circuit, and Judge Richardson VS. 10 hid Tic Conrt
in ChurcS,un but in consequence Of tr mia;y ruin"rs
relative The Strangers Fever they exchanged Counts
The business for tins Cou', is vc:y s"'aI-ihc return
Of writ. anI Sl.nn,rj Procss">Gcmg ahont III 'r So
It has been o.. rvcd h. kaa:S;&g one ti't a tie
casls in tie nry" c,sc*, and tie anl"ni sEcd for, 10
r.Ihc-, would not more l!an keep alnc for one year
any liwb Of the Law. Il will iIe az atying I" our
citizens as il crcdit1hc TO tic toe d mo:als IN the
District 10 learn hat c duties C.: tho S .lcllor were
very liyht There was nn o.J on the Session
Docket to be tried, anJ only one traebM found hi.
Court. 4, the time Of This writing lac Grand Jury
have not made t!ci- fin i ,cPt:l.
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CONSIGNEES PER RAIL ROAD.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING on MONDAY LAST
5. d Brawlry. McD. L. Cooper. Workman
& Boone, Il. !. f,etay Wi:hers & l.. Simon
Brrkham, 4. n. y K. Kennedy. ]. 4. Moore,
". G. Workman, Winchester L. s.. J. Whit.
akcr. D. Ma.lo ID. MI IL. B. & IL. wiz
Iians, Steele & H., p. McRa, ]. McWfnn, J.
Ingram 5. y. Massey. ri. ~ G. Ma,hcson,
G. d Buckham, NJ. Il S., 4. L. Allen, l.. &
Sen, G, Cokcn 4 B., S. ~ Brawley, Town.
>"ud & D., J. A. McNcely, E.& Fl. Charles,
I'D, N. J. White e. c" 70. & Co. T., W,
Charles, J. r. McKain, TT. & d. Filfpgna
g. Son, A Young, Fall Il s., r. /. Finn, n.
MrNar, J. ID. Murray, W. a. & Co. f. ".
Green, NJ. g.. G., J. s. neRa, r. ". Green,
". f. White, G. & Bro. [H. ID. d. Co. J. \.
David, J. w. White &. Co., J. +. johnson,
Austin & P~ n, W. Brown, NJ. g. r c.
McEwcn. Alexander g. j., Winchester & S,
r. Bonnrll Il Go. J. IL Wheeler, j. NJ, [G.
McC. W. J. Charlesworih, J. NJ. Tum!ia<on,
W.P McFadden, w. Shaw. F. l. Zcmp, J.
W. Ambrose, [B. z. L. T., ~. D.1 L. l..
Whitaker, W. Stevenson, Wallace 4 D., r.
W. Iluey, Yoang>& B., R. +. Davidson, J.
Chesnut, r. W. Moore & Go. J. W. George
s. Douglass & ca. J Adams. J Suher!an|.
J. S. McCaddom, N. d. Strickland, J. A. Has.
srIline, II. H., f.. & A. Tryon, 7. c. Curc,on,
!. X. Cnret"n, ]. l.. Badger. W. J. P!umner,
B. W. Chambers. J. W. D"by,J. Wilson. Wal.
laee & d., J. Winecof' & Co. ". W. Alien L.
Co., S. Wcddington, R. +. Davidson & Co..
NJ. 4. Jordan, W. d. Co., NJ. n. PrehI"s d
Co.. &. Alden, &. NJ. Wirees, W. W. Ems,
II. II. Bacn,, J. l.. Hart. T. w. Kendall & Bro.
II. II. 4 n. p. Heller, Bngcr Il NJ, Philrr d
NJ, NJ. A. Curlcs, Il. &. Law, J. C.rWad<.
worth, J. 4. David, Townsend & d., R. King
& Son, J. Rosser. J. Springs, &. ,R"llings,
Melchor & s., &. B. C"''rrll, II. Pate. /. Pat.
t"rson, J. W. Stockton, N. Maybhum, W. john.
son, J. &. W., D. Maihcson, Mead & r., r..
King 4 Son, Ilamis & Co., X. Red.
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THE LttNATIC ASYLUM.

We were mich graiiic; hy,aSt>ir to this In.
s.iinI"n day ar two since. :Tha, ErEisiai'irr
al lis last Session aprrnrria,rdsSIa. a.0an fir The
purpose sf erecting t,rn wings Ia ia" ;Ia;a bull
dag, that having been lnunI ia>m;!irirnt 20 ac:
connoH.,'r the applicants f"r admission. This
appropriation WIS 10 incInl, he cr"c:n" "l p
s:i;:r.r i,ii,in. for cultured pairnt&. Ear>e
additions arr nov ir progress "F construction.
AM vii! - !nms he cnnpr'rJ. The two new
wings to The main Iadns being the same
hc4l, arl n il,. sti;',- external finish as hat.
'!tkHS the wh2lr 4 very imposing >r;l"Imr, aad
together with >omr c,:,ir,np atrd Improvements
in the =: oanrls and >hrrhhrrv. wi! render it al
together beautiful rIrcr. Tie new wings
are caHacinaS, each ~ f."t in widlh 43 feet
Irug;h in font ana IS !net in the rear furnish
inu in all GO SracinaS, we'll ventilated, and com
inr'ah|e apartments, with fire places &c, and
a:l ryrcueh AMI furnished very neatly.
The buildings being erected for coor"d pa.
ii"ntS are entirely separate from The iiaia >r"c-
t,ire in another part of the cnclnS:i'r, and will
b. constituted with III" same view !" the com.
fort Gift inmates a> characteristics tn" prImrl.
pal hn!ing. anl WILL it is thnug',t, l'n sufficient
" con:uninu< lnr al who may II" >"u!.
Oar vis;l 10 ,hiS !irlmllnr ln-!:iu;ina convinced
us tha. hr appropriation ,o al 10 is facilities
MAS Il wi<" "n,.. There are M present HI pa.
:irnis within is walls, eni"viag h" benefits "l
= whn'r<o:nr discipline and mr'i.ra! treatment.
We have 10 >te'i>tic, h.fnrr lis l:r which t"
iIigs oi its success with regard 10 III" nn'Ihrr
ufiiS cures, bat have not the lrl>t doubt that
lis records will compare E,v"rahy with any
similar ! n n>ijiuiun i'm th, cuiln'rv,
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Rev. Mr. CATERS LEcrUsE--O~ing TO causes c..
yond CONTROL this gn,lcm did M! deliver his Lecture
OF Anc-ic ,uvcry. was eSpcctcd. Wo sincerely
regret l!i;s CT We confidently believe, from what We
have hcard U! his views that would have hecu prr
duc,e of grrI, good. We l.os 10 oar Diylncs for
moral teachings anL people should b" thoroughly
acquainted with tho s;ruag basis WINCH tic ScrpiIrs
a.fmd. 10. thu institution oi slavery.
We have solicited copy Of tho Lecture for pub'ica
!iol and hope 10 be able IL lay it, soo:', borc
reaG:rS.
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HEAD QUARTERS. KEnsusw Tkoor. :

-. Camden. Oct. 9TH, 1873. !
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty God 70 remove from
our companonshp friend and brother soldier HENRY
ALFRED MARSHALL. while in ,hebIooff Of youth and
promise. Be it therefore x i.'' aia 3d.
Resolved That we will wear the nsual badge Of mourn.
ing for thirty days, in memory Of the deceased,
Ecsslvcl, That we hereby tender to his afflicted family
and friends our sympathy for their bereavement
Resolved, That these proceedings fe published in tie
Cam!ea Journal, anl copy b. SOM to his family.
Wa. ARCRUM. Capt.
J. X MckaIS Sccf,tart,
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'TEIE { ! iIDlN jOuRN Ill
wednesday Morning, Oc:o5or Il, 1880.
". TIIUNLofr C.ASTON, EETOR.

The Regular quarterly ccie5r"ti"Hcf Watcrcc
Division No O. Suns of Temperance wl take place
at TIC Baptist Church on This CTuesd!y) evening
at clock The friends OF Temperance and tile
public menera'v arc Invited 10 attend
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From the Charleston Mercury,
ARRIVAL, OF THE EUROPA.


BALTIMORE Oct 25.
The Steamship Europa arrived al Halifax Oh
Wednesday evening, aud left Tor Boston 1T one
o'clock Sunday.
LIVERPOOL. Oct, l3.--ESccptiDs fhr cxciir.
u,cnr prevailing in the Cotton nra:ket, business
during l!,r week was inactive. In Cotton there
was Il great stir on Monday when the Europa
advicrs were known, aHd prices Immediately
advanced ioun! prnny--holh splnmrrs ard
spectators purchasing largely. Largs piaa.
titles changed bands. amd al The close ot lhr
week prices were 3 I'd Il l.2,i drarcr :han The
week before. Ofthr weeks sales spectators
took $4,000, exporters l7.0On, and The trade
G6,O0D bales. OF Amrrcau descriptions ;hrrc
W .: sold 22.033 bales Up'and>: $1,000 Or.
leans, and 10000 Alabama.
The Committees quotations arc, Fair Or,
leans 6 lad; Fair Upland and M"hile Gd. Sea
Islands Al Il lid. The Stock on hand is
499, 600 baies OF which 34S 900 arc American,
against 330, 900 (of which 2D2, 900 American,
al The same time last year.
The tiavrr Cotton market was very anima.
ted. Sales Of 5000 bales at an advance of 2E.
Trade WAS healthy in the manufacturing dis.
trics.
POLITICAL. NEWS.
The aspect Of affairs between Turkey aa
Russia, is threatening. The English and
French fleets have been ordered 10 The Neder.
ranran. aud there are already twelve British
ships Of war in the Turkish waters. \ hun.
drrd thousand mrn in arms, are collected Il.
round Cun>anIinupIc.
The French Government reputliales The con
duct NJ. Pous<n, but persists in The claim Of in
drmniry. A conspiracy has been detected in
Piedmont. The Pope still fears to return to
Rome. and it is rlmorcd that Tie Spanish troops
are about to enter the city. There is no other
news Of Importance.
The cholera was rapidly diminishing through
out the whole Of Europe.
A slight effort is being made in Ireland
headed by John O'Connor, to renew The recent
political Disturbances.
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WINTER SCHEDULE OF MAILS.

We learn from the CO!urhiI papers that nos
arrangement oi the mails is about 10 be IN dc ai i!i
eu., Oliicc Dcplr,nan by ,rc'i iii"v viii re cI that
p rrc from ChlfIrslnI III half past O'clock II So
they will rclcl, CIIId:l At hall past lJ Aow half
an hour to re ;c IL Post OH - and oac hour To npea
AMI our ci,iz .s will Ike the ac!irin,ancc of the
Smlu hoMs before they caa possibly gct the ncIS.
The result will he that ptpsr,and letters will lie il TIC
Office un,il ueS, morning, jas! as they did before any
Rail Road w:S bvt from tho Junction. II 1t were
likely 10 c:F;ct any gapl--f it wee ii aE p'orie
TIN, il wonlJ aid the slightest degree, 20 aver, the
very great nconv.nicnco that n!!oa Ills arrange
meat, VIC world fl 4 coilil in earnestly processing,
~ ,inslit We are sure thai snud require that space
/, cypress Iy the indignation Of tins Community at the
n,!nncr with winch their interest and csaYenlcnc,
wpu!I b; t!citcI M. among The least Inducements
IN / up,rltcd III urging the construction o. the Cam
de-, branch of the Ill Road, The Increased mail
f,c!!itics which it wnuli Ird hut if this chlnge
t,bos effect, our people wi! be in be,scr condition
III IN bororc Northern paper have suggested that AZ
South C.oln, has lLkca ino her "wn hnl tho cxarn.
in,lon or mail bags, To prevent the circulation Of alb
n,on Documents she should be deprived Of all mail
councxnn with tic other 81 ,oa. !, srcms pr,'ahc
that it will 10 cxlrn hc brought about m!'rccy,
so far as we are concerned By the wisdom Of judge
C,.l,per However, va hcisvn oar Post VI ,s;cr has
not yet received amp pc!l notice of the prop Iscd
ciange aud VIC hoir; hs never vii. Il tic news is
Only intended ns fe!.r rnc>liy protest ~ iiust
it, in behalf Of this community, as being decidedly o.
jcclionaar and incnnvcuicn'.
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AGAIN RESpI'TED.

Our readers Will Ircor CT ih#i ia>l Friday was up.
pointed by the SECOND respite, as TIC day for the exc
c,!ion n! prisoner Broau, bul tie Exc sirncrcy
has again been successfully invokcd H. consideration
of lis continued suiltns, his E>ce!ercy the Govern
or has extended his day of cxccaon, lwo months lon.
ger, to the last F,lny in December. His broke"
ll::b We learn uc:ds soxy. but we believe lie is re-
ga.dol is being in fir way 10 gel wrl.
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Fno-r.--Fn several nighls-L1+s..ae he past week

fno-r.--F"r several nights 'hc past week,
and in the previous. frost hus appeared, and
in ow 41I places has we'll nipped vr.c!ati"H. Hoary
headed Eiafer is near at hand, with lis cod mig hts
and cutting winds. and We welcome right cllns'luliy
the grave visitor, for he brings VIII hun ,hr"nged
streets and hustle OF busnlrss. OuT kkwuod cilizcns
arc moving .yi thsr f4ll;s. into ToSm, and all ap
prc.o,siuls aJua fall icvers se:n 10 bo cnil.iy
moved.
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oflhc advantages which should he universally
shared, the peareaAle solution ofihe Question
will no, he 81 difficult az appeats!on The sur.
,cc.-EceaiRg News. r.
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II. BUTLER KINGS RE- PORT FROM
TIE MINES.

The y. 7. Post publishes the following cN
tract from Il letter, addressed by an-/h:1H:igcr
gentleman now in CailrorHila loa corrc>pon
den; in New YarE city. which deserves {" h,
is-,frriitIy read. II is dated Au,n>t 29h lSi9
No, Que that have srcn, varies IN HIS rr
post from wia, have previously related, hu
there is gold in ahan lance, bu, only to b. 90
taineI hy rycrs>vr labor. in Il Temperature o
! 10 to l3O deg. Notwithstanding the univrr
sal reports OF the miners Themselves, Won viii
however. receive br The mail, al official rcp'rl
from Srna,ar Ling of Georgia. il relation To the
extent aud value Of the mines, which, without
perhaps ma!;iny j single erronr"n' slalem"nt
will go far 10 deceive the public, ana :" draw
thousands 10 their TliiH.
"Ii appears shat Mr. ki!r was sent OF, by
the Government for ihe pnrp's" ti making
a survey nf the mn;nI district, which fr has
just completed, and il j. reported here. that his
statements will he, that ona hua !r"l ta"l'lnl
men cannot exhau>I thr god in i hrIIr"! years:
that i, extends nv.r eight hurlrrd squire miles
q! o!.rr:tnrv, l1:l lhu. th' r.nr<: oi The dig.ing>
will necessarily cause n" dsiI;3r wp Of S,a
Frnncisco ri'h;nf"c ycurs bz ploa'i'i'a lar.
gcr h1a Neg York city.
This last Opinion ne czrrrSS".! wi;hin d.y
or two to u gc:!:;c:l.r, w:In related Il I" M.
Bu, in his reppr, h. will prn!Ah!y carefully Il.
void saying any thing Of The inn.nasc toll aal
grea, sac ifcc Of i..
"A gentleman who has read the report ahoaI
10 hc made, charactrrizrS il Is superficial! aHi
wholly unworthy o.hc subject ani III" c"nnlrY,
The result, however, will b" ihat thousands iipon
hoSl ut[S Uil rui' oui here. an "a "A larr.. i,n..
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Ono CoNrERESCE OF TIE VI. T.. CuUKCI.
AT the recent conference h"il at DaTlnn, tho
presiding officer, Bishop Wau.h. ailuling 10
III, mortality !,y cholera in ,ha, vicinity. said
":Sorne of Your fathers, whose presence was
hailed with delight. and who's" coIn<,'l WAS so
svluiary at your annual a>Semhla"rS. are gone.
The interest they lunk in your deliberations,
from time TO time, and their deep dnva'ina 10
everything vital 10 the interests Of the church
aud the world, yon have been permitted to seq:
'.ul :lry have been called fi"'n thr Scrn"s o!
t!,ci ia'Iurs and anxirii"s. aai are prnnn!cd Ia
higher hnnors than The Church militant can
nivp. Several Uf,our younger brethren have
been called from your midst.
ave may drop tear of regret over their
carly departure from The srcn"s Of their tolls,
and we could have hoprn for their longer stay
un the walls q! Zion, in zeal AID hirlIiy 10 pub
Ii>h III" glad ,iding> Of peace an> salvation t"
their fellow men. hu, God. who secs .,"t as 'nan
secs, in the exercise ola proviArnc" too wise to
err and too good to be unkmh la| taken th,'nl
TO the society OF the early !rsl in heaven. One
thou.,l IS suggestive ui consolation Ia us all
they died at their post "i diir, they fell whore
hey were battling in Tie field OF their Lord,
among the hosts Of Immannrl. Cherish lnr
their bercavcd and stricken families g Christian
aud ministerial sympathy.
"Thr year lsiD will long be remembered as
a year of grra, afllirlion in til" great valley Of
The west The angel of death has swept over
is vast rrra. and thousands nn"n thousands have
fallen victims. Oar sister churches have sut.
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MARRlED-Oa tho l6!h inSl. by the Rev. WIN.
C. Clarke. Johnathun B. fIan Esq, of Monro:, Union
Co. n. c.. to Miss Jane L. daug Liter Of Col. Jas.
Stcrlc Of Lancaster District S. G..
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About FACE Our thanks are duo 10 ci.ihots
Of the Te!rsraph, for setting right Ilm"'s U. States
Rail R,al Gl-sne. which disclosed two important
geographic Il anI p"sal facts. not hcrc,vf'c found in
Morse, S.nlti or M,clIr. VIZ: " lhal Camlcn is sit
ullrd about Twenty miles below Co!unbi' Oh The rcad
10 B,lncIvi!lc, anl tint stage runs from Gld>tcu
vi StAtcsburg TO Camden" AS cilizens manifest,
ut ,imcs drclad preference FOR Sand hills, are
persuaded that they would seriously object 10 bcing
moved lnwcr down, nearer S.camps and masqnii0lom.
As TO tho mail by stage via Statcshurg,
that tl.y would have 'auch TO say, il has
been dccrccd by the Winter Schedule OF Judge Cola
mrr That tho Charleston and Columbia pnpeTs will not
rel into the h,nus Of their owners until the morning
altci lhcir publication.
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THE NEW FnEscn MINISTER --Thc New }ork Her.
aid receives tho information from the Paris MoHcur
Tint the French Government entirely dis,yows Ilc
conduct Of NJ. Poursin, and that NJ. Bois {. tompc,
at present French Minister at Turin, is to bc the new
Minister Plcuipolcnliary al Washington.
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" BILLY BLurF"--E'om the mlmy inGulr.es's TO
the phers.bouis o! " giy BuI," inIur that his
bluff" of last week did tir unioL." Will lc moi
Give u. that other SHOT in tic locker 2"
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THE Nrxr SPEAKER Tile Session of Congress is
drawing near, and parties a'c looking fnrward to the
SC lis 10 b. filled. Mr.. Howell Cobb Of Ga. Mr. Bailey
OF Va and Mr.. B"yd Of Ky, are named by the demo
cratic members for the scakcrship Of The House Mr..
Cobb is rcgnrd.d the lcadn. candidate OF the democrats
and Mr.. Winthrop the former speaker, the part of
thr Wings. The name of Mr.. Elulmcs also, Of this
Stale has been mentioned connection with that sta.
lion.
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DISCOVERY OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

The long ABSENCE o. this h"lI navigator Il" EnsI"nr,
who had gore ano:g tho icc!'crg1 Of tic North, IN
search Of Il North West passage, had excited deep
Interest throughout Ch:'scrom as 10 his l'!c and Vis
sc!s fom varouS nIuns fitted out 70 Tcc1c hun,
or learn if ln still s,rviyrE. II rather Certain
that tidins of s where have been obtained, and
that I've Is und up in prison house 81 Ice III i''''cc
Regents Inlet. English vessels in Bhih"'s Day
learned from the E.qunauX Indians, by Sighs "hu
words, that two large s's had hccn imprisoned IN
walls Of ice for four years, tho wrs side OF 'rncn
Regents Inlet and tit other tw" had bcrn "zcn up
o.. The cast sis Tor year. No doubt was cnicr.
t,incI Lu tllcv co;n,m.s tho long lost cSpedIl"n-
Every effort was made TO get 10 them, but tho noun.
iains Of ice presented rsuT'nonniaHc barriers. Coal
and provisions left in places likely To attract their
attention, and lrn. pole a'so stuck "P. His Is
the account given in The English papers, and Is con.
lirn,rd by Capt Chapel of the American barTuc Nc.
Lcllan. which arrived u, New London. (Conn.) with
tho sIinc information.
An extraordinary statement AZ TO tn power and nsc
of mrs'ncrisn, is made in the English papers, as coH
ing from an officer IN the Royal Navy. Several days
bcn'c arrived % tic supposed discovery, woman
in tho ncsmcrc state positively asserted that Sir John
franklin alive aud comparatively wc!l-lhat he
had endured imncrabIc hr!sips, and only three per.
sons were with him. She had described nlsn The sill.
unlon Of Sir james Ross. being as! IN the cc and
unable tn go farther aud that he had not seen Sir
John franklin Ii is stated that her description of thu
personal appearance of lrso daring udvcntucrs was
very accurate.
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Ay EXTRA CouRT.--.tn extra Count has hcrn rrir:c
10 sill The second Monday III January next Tor Edge
field District, ais! to continue for twp weeks.
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IIurse DrRxT.- We scc il stated in the Sumter
BAnllcr, that the Dwelling il"usc "f C"l JOHN b.
Miller, hig!ly respected citizen Of SumiervilIc WAS
burn, down Friday evaning the 10 h instant. Tic
origin Of the FIRE is not knowu. The C.rnilu,c was
saved,
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INDIAN MURnERrHs SuERESDERED.--Wc learn from
exchanges that General Twgss as was expected, had an
interview with Billy Buwl"gs and sixty warriors, on
the l9n instant. Three OF the five Indians concerned
in the late murders aud ouragcs wcro delivered up
ard the hands oi another, whom they were compelled
10 kill in cIdcavuriug to capture. The hltl nephew
of B"wlcgs succeeded in cilcrting his escape. They
received the proposition from Gen. Twiggs of removal
from FIurd, with apparent good will, but requested 10
be allowed the term ef sixty days 10 make final dc.
cisinn.
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D. NJ. B,RRIxGER.-Mr Barirgcr. from Cabarr":
ncighboriug County in N. G., our Envoy Estraordi
nary and Minister Pieropcnliary to her Caho' Nays
ty Of Spain, with his family and ~ur, arrived in Par
The Goth September route for Madrid.
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LIEUT.. RnErr.-At tl'c Late Dnslorrsan Man"r
Tournament 1t. Rhc,l Of s c., Of The officers al
Fort McTIcnry, declared the victor Others, who
won the privilege OF selecting Maid. Of l"ror. wcrc
c. lIpwarj o. Cow pers, W. K. ll,ward Of Baltimore
country, aud II. Scat, Of Baltimore city. Accounting
10 the usagrs OF the 'ing game, tho s"cccssl" Lieu
tenant selected the Qncru Of l'cau!y and utter travcrs
ing ts ca'mol circle owr!cd his lance ii The !c' OF
Mss Elizabeth Poulnc:, Of Dau"rc Being S:acd
her l"wcy Throne, crown was placed IN hcr lr"w
by the victor, who knc ling. received in turn npon his
own head wrculch Of .aurc!:
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uoMIcIpr-Tho following We take from the
Charleston Courier. DIR rcaderss8i ecognize in The
unfortunate criminal an ndivdualwLo bcdts Tho sahe
name of ono ,ha, killed rctigrue tw Seais ass,ln
this District. He was found utility The FIRST trial,
but Oh lhc second trial granted by c Appeal ro'ift,
he vas acquitted. There is doubt that this is the
same person
TnAG1cAL EvEST.-The Augusta Chronicle Of Ihiirs.
day says: Bcunett Dozier M nm, of the Hospital in
this CITY, said b. lahoring undsrdcirum remcus. sab
hedana killed NJ. Thomas ladaway and severely wound.
ed the keeper of the Hospital Mr Charles T. Rice yester
day morning. DuZicr has been arrtstci- MIR. Rice We
arc happy 10 learn is likely TO recover. Mr. Iadaway
90 years of age and leaves wife his s ldcn and
tragra death This dc2ortbc casualty us from the
babaros practice of carrying knives and other wcap"ns
which every gooJ citizen in tie community should dis
cUuncEalicc.