The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-21

sentlal qualifications requisite to promote tic
interest and property of the establishment
with officers in the other stations, honest, zcl-
Gus, and capablu. Are not these the clements
of sliccusS,
We do rot look upon this increase rs "narc
np" "ttc'nporrr prosperity. Ncarr confident
the present pr>ilinn Of tic road will he Su-tn-
cd till the completion of other improvements
render it rs profitable us it is honorable to the
community Wilmington Commcrciul
The Do1Iar. Giles, the lecturer, SAYS that of
thirty thousand nounS in the English langu;g,,
the dollar is that which is most frequently heard.
Like the lh>'nc Of SYM .h"ny i'll music, it is new
or lost in tlrc storms ofthe orchestra. The dol
lar is noun substantive, noun ubiquitous, a
noun omni potent.
Barrett, the Abolitionist, it will be rccolect-
ed WAS admitted to bail at the last term of the
Court Mt S,sutanburs BY the following. from
the Spartan oiTlursday last, it appears he has
forfeited his rccogniZlncc:
"Our Court is now in session, his Honor
Judge Withcrs, presiding Barrett has not
made his appearance. 1t is said here, that he
had been attrndin" the Law Lectures ut ti,cin-
natl, but by the advice of his physician, he has
given it mp, in consequence of bad health, and
has returned to his home in Indiana"
Mississippi M:sissippian. of the 9th
ult. states that "tl,c report of the committee on
federal relations was the day before unanimous
ly adopted by the House. The rci.ort provides
for the election hy the legislature, in joint coil
vcnton, of four delegates i,r the State ct large,
and by the people "f two delegates from each
congressional district, iu addition to the dele
gates tn iIu. Nashville Convention Hrp"intc'! ''y
the people in Stat Convention III uctubcT last.
The sun al S20,0n0 is appropriated for the 'lr-
travail nrcxpcnscs, and the sum of S2O0,O0O is
rscrveLin in the treasury contingencies The
18th resolution declares that the State of Mis-
:issippi will stand 'y and sustain her sister
States OF the South III whatever course of nc.
ton nay be determined on by the Convention
of the slavcholhn. States, to he held in Nash
viiir on the first Monday in June next. An
amendment offered by Mr. Starhc, and adept
ed, authorizes the governor of the State to issue
writs OF election immcdialely upon the approval
ly hin, OF the resolutions"
Tcsurius.-!t London letter in the National
IntelliScnccr says
"Thc February eruption Of this burning
mountain is said to c the nrDst splendid which
has occurred i'r "mny years. The ashes have
been carried considerably more than twenty
miles. The lava las cXtcn'lrd to IN unusual
distance, and large stones thrown to llaccs
which have hitherto been free from their dan
gcrolIs descent. An American officer las been
badly wounded, and his lie is dcspairrd Of \
Young Pole has been killed and nany other ca;.
naltirs have takcn place. Many arrests con-
tnr,r +" take place in Naples. Mr. Brown, an
Amclr;n and formerly Consul at Rome, has
been ordered TO quit Naples in torty-cig ght hours,
and IN indignant and angry correspondence has
taken place between the American thargcdAf:
laircs and the Ncapolitan government. There
is nothing vet known of its termination.
The Easton Nd Star ofTucsday relates the
following incident;
Itappcars that Il young man, who resided in
Easton Il few years ago, by the name of p,
removed to thcvIage ofI{-,
Il few miles from G., became cnamorcd
of Il Young lady intIlc ncighborhood, the daugh.
ter ola wiz ow C., to whom he afterwards
became engaged to be married, bat from oppo-
sition on the part of the parents; both of whom
were then living or some other cause, the con-
summation Of their "pliy yhted vows" was defer
red. Ihus matters stood until Il few weeks