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PUBLICATIONS.


Jared 70 u. .ils Of zoe Her.s s.a !. delivered y
al S.5 a n , .,' .si,nf p.; s i si
The beat evening rsr.r in the s,y.--aer.la
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rsnnssTplAL hAes,rlss
i.,r LisD. ~ Fresriis Dr,nsr.
M NOyHL; on, NAEurhss LsgtI-r IIyy by Sir Ei-ard
Bul.er Lyt,eb tNiss cbsr'~ul.
Tn IAnosArosy rIr Ctssr.
THN sTrNL Prs. An Illustration % ckearnssa
ssAsts hsp srppssr CHARiDEA
IsE kAeic h.ss.
Tns Bor.,HoLD JrvuS tPsstryL
Trr TSs PLASr.
Asscuor,s o, ia. CpALssp,
Tvs PIKssuRps las
h.srntr RsconD % cushssr Evssrs-Bsmsstis Aat
Political Literary, ssi.piiss. aas r,rsOns
Ti.r Ihsrioss wr Aurrns & itb bngrsvisssL
Fotrf- 1iousAsn Copis Of tf- hfk sumbsy 81 the
si.n IN, shi,.r.si ...nsrsssis. ss,o-ss
pr,n this Periodical and The ertrsordissry sireuIssn
which be. .bsnsd Which eosu"sss -ish
In s oriBion vhith LED that N. rssAisx
public S.rsss ls,t such . -e,.-os. which viii pr.ssss
osr psfiSsss 10 he world -. sS.s.., psr,sas
q tbs, vast insIee,vsi -.ai,s vhsh .stass snspsy
VII % ,,s.,sd robl.S rsss, ss,siss ss
10 DOT 10 point q sbii,y " a. ,sr~t SAD ,rse ally ps-
sAyd 70 its moral lnhussee, far sbs-r rs1iperIty
number Of nAxssise viii s.r,as ia page. octs-
70 In des bic tesnns The vviume 81 ssgis year there
fer, will pr..en, nearly I've hsesana pages zoe
pared rhon Plate snd e,.r pictorial iius rasioss via
ace nrsnx each nunber.
y1sSf r.. I DsA n.; .a ~ gcss..r s:. sos
fsrodiea Atenu and Of re Publishers.
LITERAL .rrsnssmsns .il M mst, 9TH The ,rs1s sst
specimen members vii b. s-pp'isd erssu,ossly for css
me Publishers win pptly nsn c,, s.s.eribsr. vis,
y.yp.bt made ,s ths. advance Ciubs suppliss upsa
Ferrous sssrps tho w.ri ..ry pl,. " f,rs-s ,A.r
HARPER d BRorHsRs. Ne. r~t.
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AMUsEm ENTS.

Eat, e. NJ .ARsFA ;saE
ssl a,Ssasa so .San .Ss
Ehf sf:l: NJ. 6.ss ' u ss.T:s skR,,ss,
hs yiLTAeI poSfcRP IL Ss' sa.SsS ps,
c cssSn x De- !, rasas shaw ss5s.s.d Mr. nI
Prs' S., sps r.EsH Family Circle AID Third
NibL0s GARDEs.-TICKErs TO ALL PARTS or TIE
screen P.SS s Psyas SSn:: 8: .-.s Mr. s;as
'f Ssss 4: s Ian, .:l s':f
rsnsei. part q Bis Nj. ssstn =. 6s.s
"sanS pssess ahf
fS s.s s.rp n%n ,.., h'4 10 sasss.
with RAoUI-Bsron zamstti, Jerome s.v,l
ITALIAN OPERA RoUsh, ASTON PL.eE-MAx MA
FaIsssit: Sss boxes % ssas Amp. Ss..rs rs ...s So
:s.s sss9 o y; :si
GeARp.Hs,ry Lei'sT. Mr. Yes.s nsyS.s, ; ar N:a-
f:n NO 70, 4: Lad,
H PSs! s. .s .i'. s s1' !" &c csn y Ssa
ME yi.torins TraIeh Jssnass.s VILE Emily Haldssra's.
OLYMPIc.--PELLo ETdIoPIAN orEEA
TrSyp. having just returned from most sae..ssfsI
ri ls
e; .s 5s wset Ths concert vii sonsss Of sons Das
oesfs bStcS ST s.ss sssisr
C ana .sp RqS 9 ~ss y S sss
cert at half o'clock Afternoon concert en- Hssnes-
1 ITALIAN OPEkA HOi 81, ASTON fI4AEE-TUE r,
Nile Csestine frauet AID N Leon Eipisosa, when va
~ the entire Partisan Bslst roupe aud the Engisi
Vaudeville Company. ~
HILLYERs CoNCERTs-T BERN AcLE-goNsIRuR
and Madame Hillyer's FTst Gtsts Concert vii take
.yeDips n. X Of oet @ ,t
turs BY the or,hestra rsisehatn Weber Grand sosss
naLceva sit .lis Madame liilyer Robert ls D.sls.
ssys5b;sr pue.s1epe air ysfo for The yo3 sas
my dsI,sss tras lO-s i%p.lsd ne Mr. nyer II Pm:
Overture " The Orchestra IS Met. 10 sortee asa-
Mr. Iiiilyer, Jeruss!e m. vcdi Araso, nsn FER
nand," Madame hniytr, a. Fevorte" Donseth; p...-
mstEs W. ETns si0 rsr sna Hr Prona aaI iy my
rH Sr. s H assa afs' a. E s
nsnt." Donastt There will be frs.rate orshessrs.
Tickets 90 cents be had at the dOorA and Of Nj Hlys
Al Warren street.
RARNUKs AMERICAN NUS IN p. 7. BARNUx.
- Proprietor and kansger John Greenwood Jr Assists
ant and ,s1rSSsGa 's All
GaTsins CSap%.n tho ESsss s,sss faIs .a,.
pany viii make her sppesrsnes this
Monday evening" Mary Middleton in shs drama Of TnE
Is Bill Dswt.n; Mr. H.nkns cTibba; Mrs, Hamilso.
m.s srpds h,sry during The ssasssx
ments by tn Lancashire Bell Ringers, variety Of Songs,
Jenny Lind The Iofant Mad ism,n lie French
Fort, ne T.er s also here hfs'rsoon @ a.
10 years l21s cents.
TIE ORIGINAL SWISS GELL RINGERS ARE ON
their from Europe, and sro daily expected TO arrive
in ths city whore they will give series Grand Consr
THEATRE VARIETIES, NEW ORLEAss.-ALL PEI.
n.1:h 81 koTrs ssyns ny sS;9sT, s,r.ss
H. oAiPpsa''i' Esq., who my ''' Taos Ps%orD.
VIZ. CnrPupAIE III ysreor street, New York.
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DANCNG.


Il bend str.st.-Er. = y. BEARING VIII r.-epen his
.shoe s.srs,y October ~ wsdsssy. and s..srs.y.
Friday q, oeiecs for ssntem-n Assds-iss snd fsm-
..o.s sss classes ~ Be f.rnsd 81 .sb.r um.s dian s
above. eoire.s private, as usvsL
HANGING AND wALrzIso AcADrny.-xI.s C. c.
willIsn, wors rsspssnuy 's's . 'ss ss.s an s q
AID vii ss.,inss s,.ry w.ds.slsy TIE ..s.o-
HANGING AcApEnr-uoSos oHsRARDI. THANK
Sec ' p e, s x: r.s -: 3. sss: s., s csas
A..A.g, Ne sii bs.as-. III ss'a.s f.r ~, rs.'s
s.s.s ssR. s.y fr,.s. si..,.. Il
ssbee families ATTENDED ~ rsr~s nsas tnovs sp-
DAseIse AND wALrx.o scEooI1 nosrAcus
Chsrruau snd Mrs A. Lenay respr ,her sincere thanks
*. Sonor respectfully 70 ssssass ,ssf patrons ana fs-
he vhs NAY ss.ir. 70 p.,rssi.. then. hss s,r ss.ss.
shs Assembly % N. .be.s plss. Day. is.rue,ep
Monday and Thur-ssy At half three oleek ssraoon
,. en- FRIDAY .,ss-, Nov A. ana ~ every ,srs rrssy
sssS month daring s season AN ~. s.v sns fshio,.
ss,si s.ssrmss, y p. ps.ss sns.r issrs,o, see,
sspes.l for dancing ros tens put down. and ether i'm
Gems \, White street, n T. w.sssass. ara ss,orssy.
and q MsP.sss, R,u :. i ,.hscl sf.srsSsns
COD valns classes shall eemnsses, .. his ROOMS 20 Wits
street N y
CHAsRusvD's Rooxs, 20 waITE sraEsr-nR.
che rsy 70 him that his Dancing aud wsl-
les C.se. .ili een@eses On ne zl., sns 90 Vg.sbsr
everise 20 sss,.s.n. ssr..s.y s.s SATURDAY, ~.
Sos e, .. .; .ss X. s.at si
fr psg.. .,d puts :,.y i..r,h f5ssy ~ s,'.r.., :,
s.s any unsessri.t herr suTss me ssr. Az ,As
fshost dances viii h tsusht sst ssre. s,,sntien paid
.r.r, s.y - .s.s .;sssss, sss - y.
rseps IN Wednesday sss ss;prdsy.
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ADJUSTMENTS In BKOOxLys.

pROOKLYN MUsEUM-LEsSEES, hRsSHS LOWELL
La kinE-Trsssarsr Mr. j. Jackson ssd,y evening
October t will With the farce Of KISS IN TAX
DARK-Petty tone Mr. q. r. Brown. Grand scene from
Rossni'. speIa q The BARBER OF sEvILLf-COunt AL:
mursnd Mr.. ". H. Reeves Figaro Mr. Meyer. Asr which
The SWISS COrTAGE-Corporal NAL hr. ". II. Reeves;
Isste Mrs W. II. Reeves To ssssuds with s-sses from
LA s0nNAkBULA. Admission ~ ssats; reserved ssats.
37lz ssnts
brooklyn DANCING ACADEMY. c. sCHAFffR'S
- private dancing and waltsing academy, franklin
Buildings the Of Orange and Fulton streets
Brooklyn Days Of tuition Wednesday and Saturday Af
ternoons at o'clock and At ia p For farther psrsi-
eulars apply above days OF tuition or Mr. SIS resi-
dsnss The corner Of Closon and Ialton Aysnues
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sPOR TING.

IISloS couRsE, T.. I.-ruEsDAr, ocroBss isr. AT
- ? e'.ieeh y -s-ssgs,Ass. 500 nlls s..s. se,t
Bs,.r Geo. fsi..p .s,sr.h stsfssts B,y neci,s,esk
fHh mile tssss between Cd, Jenny Lsd ssd Pet Ala
rat.h for 81 eO niie hssts. 70 ~srops ssa
driver 10 .strh ~, Inc VIZ. Whesn names ~
stid; Jss wksipisy rsmss 81. W Fsnay TIE r1il
issTs h suth frJ. bryoyn, a. ~ sslost sus res-r-
~'''' srIcEa q keEAss, rr,tr,,.,,
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SALES BH AUCTION.

u GARDINER AUCTIoNEER-HANDsoN HOUSE,
ID. hold Furniture. Paintings, &C., Of family leaving
the styB Gardiner will sell at auction Tuesday, LIST
October at oeleek 1T No 5H Broadway An ASSORTMENT
Of Heusehed Furniur Brussels and other CarpetG OIL
Cloths kirrort Ba Lanterns Bedstesds Feather Beds
Natases Bosters and Pillows Kitchen Utensils &C.; thu
being contained in the large hotel lately known a. the
Gem" Tel ms cash
W. DRowE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
~ ture Piano Forte kc.-Weinesdsy, Oct, I'd, at l0
o'clock, as No - Bro.dway-Jw Brosn win sell At aue,
tsp extensive assortment OF mAhogany, and
other handsome Furniture embracing complete variety
suitable for psrlors oh smber no. hiso exeel'n
Piano Forte. Also, silver plated Ware rich cut
lorea plain Gats Lamps Glran ioes Tea rr,ys and
ether house urnsnipg articles Catalogues ready Bale
perenptory.
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RIDIn0 SCHOOLS.

w II. DIsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL. No; % rouRTl
w svenas, near Astor place open day lsuhdIys ex
spssd for Ladies' end hours Tor Ladies' fron
An. tes Pm. DO. Gentlemen, to AN and 70 Pm
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NVASTED-A SITUATION. BY A PROTESTANT GIRL:
" as Nsrss And 10 do plain sewing. Can DO ssen AZ Dz
IFUsm
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MIR: DEMPSTEER WILL SING AT THE TABERNA-
NA Gle the evenings Of Wsdnosdsy October "a and
Friday October 4th "a Sslstatsn to Amsros written
for Mile Jenny Lind, by Epes Sargent Esq sso his
song, Morning, Noon and Night, The May Queen. &C.
&c. Tickets, 80 cents. 10 commence at ! clock.
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OLYMPIC--FELL ETHIOPIAN oPEIA

hLYhPIC .--FELL o VS. ETHIOPIAN OrkkA
~ Troupe having just returned from most suessssfuI
tour sil have the honor Of opening at The Oymp On
mon DAY EVENING, September y)th ard continue every
nSh this week The concert will Sonsist Of Songs Duets,
Glees Qusrtetts Ceorsscs Reisns &c re- Burssques
Italian Opera, Dutch Dri, Black shakers Insru mental
Solos, whse perfor-
mers in Ameries hdnison % Doors al
cert at half o'clock. Afternoon concert Neanes-
Saturday
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE.-TUEsDAY,
Oct lstJoint BENEFIT AID lsGt bu osr, Of
Mile. Ceestine fraucL aud N Leon when
riety Of and attractive viii offered,
~ the entire Partisan Bslst ToSPe aud the English
Vaudeville Company. ~
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WAN1ID-4 tiIuhri0S. BY RsssscrsBLs
w ycupf ei 70 90 plain " eirf and 80
r'sn ss-trs sna sba-hervo'h afs nurse, mind
taty smsi prsata family Che ehjeetcn " 70 the
fer thu einter. With famfy sud -
travsiins Tor ns SKATER Csn " rseomnsndsd from Der
Last tlas~. te for tvo cav Please loD
rl.vst s%tsset the frst ssestd srsBae IN
Le kaek psen, esond tte, sv.nt bsJfe.
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TIE ORIGINAL SWISS BELL RINGERS ARE ON
their way from Europe and daily expected TO arrive
in ths city whore they will give series Grand Conssrt
THEATRE VARIETIES, NEW oRLEAss.-ALL PER I.
soss north Of Louisville having business arrssge-
meats TO male with this theatre, will communoate with
". II. CAiPpendaie, ESQ, who is my Appointed agent
VIZ. cmrp,SDALr, Ig ysrcor street, New York.
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As H0USEKEIPER--A MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH
"A person soeustouet 20 ths management Of house ant
ehDsrss. wishes In widowers family whore
girl 10 kept to assist in The laborious duties IL soot
cooking and other ttls
nusstv. Inquire Mrs. Ccrpbcis x5 Seventh street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ICE ICE Icl THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL RECEIVE
proposals. (post paid for $50 tons Of iee pure quality
ten TO rten inehes thick delivered AZ the wharf Port
land. Ne. Address d b r. l. k0BINsoN, Portland, Ne.
EAsR AND COMFORT IN wALKING..To SOUTHERN
II and gentlemen with tender feetThe Pannus Corr
YIN Boos and Shoes rnss.allsd for Givpg and
ssnfsIt- TIsy are ssrsbis sas DO not srseh.
X q. HALL 2S3 Broadway
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NATIoNAL TuEArRE-cHATuAN srRsET. NEAs

~ kooseyelt-sole Lessee and Proprietor A H. Partly
Beneht Of Master huray-Tuesday evening October ss
the entertainments will commence with RICHARD III
kchaIa Duke OF Goster n Booth; Richmond, Mr. II. A.
Perry Lady Anne, Miss Messenger; Queen Gzabstb Mrs.
H. p. Grsttsn; Duchess Of York Miss Iautonve After
which .rr Kist and will appear in their a,cnishny
fests Fsyorte Dance Miss hAlvns To conclude with
the ADOPTED CHlLD-Albert, Master Murray; Michael.
Mr. H. A Perry; Lucy. Mrs. Jefferson Boxes Is Pit
l2 cents Private boxes IS Seats In Orchestra 50 cents
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~ Grand GtreetOpen night during this week antl
further notiee.Jhe original and well known esristys
talented and experienced performer under the MAJ
Afement OF = T. Chrsty whose In this city FOR
Succession of four years have been received With hver
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets %
cents Doors open Of half past at half
o'clock Afternoon Concert every Saturday Commanding
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WANTLD-AN AMERICAN YOUNG LADY, TO AT
tend in fancy stores who give her whole time
70 tprsss nd the beat Of reference Will please apply ~
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SAVANNAH, May 7.


Mr. George ]. Bullock, the obscond.
ing Cashier of the Central Rail Road
Bank, arrived in this ci,y on Sunday
night, in charge of officer Butmnn. of the
Boston police, and Sheriff Prendcfvast Of
this place. lie was taken in the barhor
OF Fowey, in Wales, as tho schr Abel
was going in. Mr. Butman appears to
have been first on the ground. Havino
learned, on his arrival at Fowcy, from tho
conversation OF two English officers, who
were also on the look out, that the 1bel
had not arrived, he procured a pilot boat
and crew, and played about the harbor
for several days, and finally succe cdcd in
harding the schooner and apprehcndinr
Mr. Bulloch.
We understand that both Mr. pro,
dcrgast and Mr.. Butman claim tho 70
ward offered for his apprehension. 1t
is probably, $4,000, in the custody of the
Court, until a bill of interplcad can be
fled and the question judicially set
tied.
The Abcl itappcars, encountered had
weather on the passage out. She Ind
some of her sails split, a part of her head
rails washed away, and her ruddct dam
aged.
Only about six hundred dollars in
specie was found on Mr. Bullocb, when
arrested. Republican.
The Persians have n saying that ten
measures OF talk were sent down upon the
earth, and the women took nine,
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From the Charleston Courier
LATER FHSO5H EUBsOpE,
Arr'ral ofMo N;agaya at Hal;tar,
BALTIMORE, Nav 8.

N''''a1 9f tie Niagara at HolJac.
BALrIMoHE, May s.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Ihe Br steamer Niagara arrived at
Il"''lax on Tuesday morning. with ac-
cunts from liverpool to the 9th ult
liverpool Cotton Market.
1he mldalng qualities, and fair Up-
land Cotton have advanced an cirhtb Of
penny. The Committees quotations
are as follows: fair Ollcans 7 al f,;r
Upland and Mobile I'd; middGnc ouali.
ales q to rs. Sea Islands o l2 TO lG
e weeks sales amount to 8 900 bales
OF which specul"tors took Il. 600 and
the trade also bought largely. Brown
& Shplcy's circular agrees with ,hr
above, and states that the market pros,nts
n very tavorably aspect. 1t saws thnt
high prices for cotton are now nn,ir;uo,ol
me present advance has been mostly IN
Upland. The total stock at Lvcrnool
amounts to $4,000 bales, of which
$4,000 are Anne. lean.
The adviccs from the manu(nct,,r;no
districts continue promising
General Matters.
The political ncw& is generally of an
unlmportant nature. The Parliamentary
proceedings arc unintcrcSting.
France is still in an excited state obont
the elections.
"No arrangement has vet been made
between Greece and England
collision Of .Stcum Boats.
The steamers DjPotch and Commerce
came in collision, upon Lake Eric, on
onday last. The latter sunk. BY this
accident there were twenty four British
prvatcs, one officer, and eleven passen-
gers drowned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-17

granite very much like that found in
EdSciield and Lexington Districts.
There is also a very fine block OF marble
from Arkansas, and two beautiful pie cs
OF fine marble from two counties in Ten.
nessce. There are also pieces from an
individual in New York, the city of Phil
adclphla, corporation of Washington, &c.
So far as could learn, contributions of
only four States, as above, had crrived.
Caro- ii,an.
Nev Mcr;co. An arrival at New Or.
leans brings the news of an anticipated
hostile collision between Texas and New
NcNlco arising from the attempt of the
former to establish jurisdiction ov~r the
latter at Santa lc. Coz. Monroe, com
mandlng the U. S. troops, has issued or
ders OF non-intcrlcrencc on the part of
his command in this quarrel.
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WAsnING1cN, MAY l, 1860.

The work on the Washington Mopu-
ment is going on finely A steam engine
is in operation by which the material are
raised to their required place on the mon.
ument. 1t is now nearly sixty feet high,
and presents a beautiful appearance. -
When completed,i it will be about six
hundred feet high Aastairway to as
cend it is made whiting and at .he several
landings, or other places whero they may
be seen advantageously, will be placed
the blocks slabs ofmarblc, stone, which
m tic contributed by the States, indi-
viduals, and corporations. was pleas
ed to see a beautiful Ill elk from South
Carolina, which had just arrived. 1t is
OF becoming size, beautiful white, fine
marble, with coat ofarms of the State
handsomely and prominently chased up
init, and thu motto.marked in gold let
ters. The blocks from Delaware and
Maine are large and tastefuly cut, Of
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-17
Correspondence of Charleston Courier.
WAsHNdToN, MAY 4.

The return of Chcvalier de Bodsco to
his post. as Envoy from Russia to the
United States, is highly graft. wing to our
citizens, among whom he is popular. For
anumbcr of years there has not been a
more intelligent and respectable represcn-
ta'lon of foreign powers here, than al
present.
The President had his reception. for
the season, last night; and from nine till
eleven the rooms were well throngcd.
L am informed that the Compromise
Committee will be ready to report on
Tuesday, the 7th. Every essential point
is considered as settled, except the
boundary 10 be proposed to Texas, and
the sum to be offered to her. 1t is de-
termincd to embrace, in one bill, every
thing that relates to the government of
territory a,q,ired from Mexico. The
Senate will not separate these measures,
but an attempt to do it will be made, and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-17
California Nr,cS.

The California steamers, noticed as be-
ing below at NcwYork, in apreyious
dispatch, bring nothing of especial impor-
tancc in the way oincws.
The weather at San Francisco and in
the mining districts, WIS pleasant. Some
new mines had been discovered, since
last accounts.
Commercial aGirs were depressed at
San francisco kcnts and property were
dccllbing, and there had been several fail
urcS among the merchants. The rate Of
interest was also reduced.
The following are the quotations Of
some articles, viz: Flour 0; Beef o; Bricks
-; Coffee II; Lumber 60 to 10o Shin
giles 3; Clear Pork 30.
\ violent storm was experienced at
the Sandwich Islands on the 4th March,
which destroyed The Coffee Plantations,
and many vessel; among them the U, s.
ship HumJoiN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-17
JUSTICE TO COL. BENTON.

The late scene in the highest counsel
OF the American people, iSthc theme Of
every tongue, and the source of the deem.
est, the bittcrcSt and the most sincere
concern to every heart that values the
fair fame of this country. 1t will rinp
through land of the Garth 1t will point
ana poison the pen of the European
scnhblcr against popular rights and re-
publican government. 1t can neither Ec
excused or pallintcd There the facts
stand. The highest representative of n
sovereign State leave his seat, and rush
cd down the aisle of the American Sen.
ate, to inllic, personal violence onto
Gull and thump another Senator; and tbs
last draws revolver from his pocket
tho weapon of bullcs and bravos-.wi,h
which TO murder his antagonist in the
presence of he presence of the AUGUST
aSScmbIaGo. It's much to be regretted
mat Mr.. Footc should have given this OK
hlbilion of uncomfortable temper. But.
io' him there is at least the shadow If
excuse. His act sprung from the volun-
tary feeling olSclf defence. the impulse
OF sell preservation, the sense of rcsis.
tancc TO personal injury and insult, which
Is 100 strong In some men for subjccton of
circumstances But for Thomas II B
ton of Missouri, there is neither the shad-
ow OF excuse, nor the possibility of de-
fence. lie is accoun, blc for ALL These
tactics have been his for years-ror an
entire lifetime; and they are the tactic. of
western bully, the practices ola back
woods bravo, the principles of Il cut
throat coward. 1t has been long his
wont to meet his antagonist in such pla-
ccs and at such times, that personal col
lis>ion is impossible, thus he nsultcd and
raved against Kcarncy. He never said a
word about his enemy that could b. ia
ken hold ofuni! he got in the Court room
in the capacity of Il witncss-with the
Judges on the bench, and then he raised
tumult, in which he beloved and bull
he'd with safety. Thus was it that he in
suited MIR. Butler Of South Carolina. He
took the session Of the Senate, the pres
cncc OLA Vice President, and the debate
OF sovereign States, for the scene in
which he should exhibit his courage and
manly proves. He raised an uprolr on
spot where every emotion of patriotism
and sci-rcSpcct should preserve an order
and IA decorum the most rigid and the
most solemn. When called upon by the
man he had grossly injured, and to the
name OF the country he had outraged, to
answer for his insult or wash it out in his
blood, he refused either toatonc for his
Ellck9uardiS"i, or to excuse his bragga-
q lcm. The ALTAR with the Senator from
MI>slSSpll is but a new edition of the
affair with the Senator f:om Carolina.--
There is nothing to shield tie nan from
public opinion He should be expelled
irom the Senate. He. deserves gulf of
intamy which history does not afford and
81 punishment which the cells of his own
poisoned heart can furnish
Richmond Examiner.