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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-17
South Carolina. !.
In EQuitYs.Lancaster District

South Carolina.
In Equity-Lancaster District.
Thomas Ballard vs., William McKenna, Pleasant
NJ Glass aud wife Margaret, ct al. Bill for Par.
tition Real Estate and account.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Commits.
j sioner that Peasant n. Glass and Margaret his
wife, Dr.. VIM, Foster and Anna E: his wife, Eliz-
abcth Gawlsy. John w, Johnson and Lefty Aman-
ds his wife, Henry StringfeIIow and Mary his wife
Henry Champion aud Mahala his wife,. and also
Monroe Miller, James Mile. and John Miller. (if
the ,irrce !art nnnIrsre dire and tfior rhsn E1ii
dren aud heirs AZ law) defendants in above slated
ease. are abseat from and reside without the limits
of lbc State. Il is 0rderad on motion Of Messrs
Hauu:ond and Bryce. S0lrs. for COmpIt, that The
sad ie;e etidaT's. plessanl NJ. Glass and Margaret
hIf wife. Dr. Vim. F"sler aud Anua E. his wife,
Eiizabcth Gawiey, John w johnson and Lefty
Amanda his vile. Henry Strngfellow and Mary
his wife, Henry Caampitm and .hal,ala bis wife.
and ais" Monroe Miller. James Miller and John
Miller; Ut alive, and fdead. The children and heirs
at law nf the three las, namely do answer, plead
delnur to the Bill in above case on or before the
18th December, ls5O, otherwise judgment rro
confesso ill lie ordered against each aud all of
them. J H. MlT,iERSpOON, C. E. l. D.
Com. Office, Sci t 9th, 1850. $40 3m73
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NAV be. there would be in our midst an @tfec-
tive force superior to the Militia, in discipline
and promptitude. The need Of snch power
in country where large portion of the lahab,
itants are slaves is quite evident We shoaia
organize companies of this description whetnef
the present difficulty is settled or not
Let us see the advantage to be derived from
such associations, if they were organized
Throughout the Southern States. ! took 1t tor
granted that this State could raise 2s00 inde'
PENDENT of her militia; as South Carolina has
perhaps larger population than the average OF
the Southern States, II have not the census IA.
bleconvenieus), i will say that each OF the tf.
teen slave States can raise. and equip sSoOO
minute men. - This will give the South well
disciplined force of. 10000 men,, three times
the number of the regulaE Army, previous to
the Mexican War. five had the force organ
lied, If the North knew that to deprive us OF our
lust rights, she would Lave to force her way
throhgh 80 600 such bayonets, as scaled the
heights Of Cero Gordo, do you not think her
ieve Tor the ssbrethren Of color" would cool
&lown,a few degreess Do;you not think that
+. thew would rival that hoble regiment of Buena
:Nista u,emory in % foot race, If they were to
aaeef, aucn Iorce .rs=:i ~: -: -
Balance of Power is the only thing which
.!ssAh Afeysnt ieRs ssctan sf q seaptEy from en-
,sfoaehang upon the. other. We have lost by
the Missouri Compromise and other concessions
the equal share of power we once bad in Con.
gress: The establishment Of this military force
may be the means Of restoring that Political
Balance. Then let kershaw be the first to
STAR Such an organized force would in peace
,sconstitste an excellent patrol, which we great
snsed, and in war, a. well Disciplined corps,
supon which the militia could rely. SO. 80.
7fa Kirkwood, S. C., Sept. IL, 1850.
fS%s.
.GEoRG1A.--We have. authentic information
from Milledgeville that Gov. Towns will certain.
w call Convention of the State. Doubts OF
his action had been expressed in various quar-
tens, though for ourselves, we never for mo-
ment ,donbted, and the information was sought
to satisfy others.-Charlestoa Mercury.
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AdnainistratOr's A Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of
II the late Mrs. Harriet H. Sizer will hand them
in properly atesed; and those indebted will please
make payment to my agent, John Rosser. who is
fully authorized to zneu to the business for me.
BELA SIZER, Admir-.
Sept 6, 1850, II
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NEW
Staple and Fancy Goods.


TINE subscribers are now opening complete
l. assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods, pur.
chased with much care, which they will dispose u
part, AZ follows:
Heavy London Duff Blankets
Super "a 10 l4.4 Lambs Wool Bed Blankets
Heavy alI-wooI Negro Cloths
Negru LInseys, very heavy and stout
Plaid Linscys; WOOL Cloth Tor women's wear
Cloths and Cassimeres.
SuperfDe black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
Super6ne Doe-skin black Cassimeres
Sattinets, assurted colors
Kentucky Jeans. DO do
Elegant Fashionable Vestings
Fancy Cnssimeres
Red white and yellow FIannels
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, af every Description
Furniture Caiicoer, very handsome
Gi"ghaa,-; Cross-bar'd and !ancy striped Mus!ins
Furniture and Cambria Dnnuy
Furniture Fringes; cotton camibrics
Colnred aud black cainhrics
IS Silks asid Fancy Articles.
E'egant PLAN aud ater'd black silks
plain. figured and waler'd colored silks
Cinema figured dress silks. very rich
Belts; elegant lace capes
Muslin worked cOllars aud sleeves
Very handsome ll,srrtugs and Edgings
Linen. n.cambric Handkerchief
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
French merno. black aud assorted c"lurs
Super black and lneredian black Alparhas
Striped and cross.bsr'd colored AipAclras
DOMEJTICS.
8 4, 7.8 and So bleacI,ed and brown Shlrtings
Ia bIeacl,ed and unbeached Sheetings
White aud unbleachcd Drills
Striped aud plaid coored Honespuns
Bed Ticks; Apron ch1cks; cotton Oznaburgs
LINENS.
Super an assorted Irlsh Linens
Lawn Lawns, Dowlas; lIamask Table. cloths
Damask Diaper; Dama,k Napkins
Bird-eye and Russia Diapers
-ALs0-
DUNDEE and Gunny Bagging
Bale Rope and Twire; Iron; Salt
Sugar. Coffee. MoIasses
-ALso--
Blacksmth's Bellows. Vices, AGyils. Hammers
Sc,ew p P.ates, Trace chains, Collins Axes
Hoes, Sp .les. Shnves. Manure Forks
With a complete assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery
With many other hrtcies too tedious to enumerate.
II. LEVY 4 SON.
sept. II. "a 6m
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Executors Notice.

EXECUTORS NOtlCcs
LII those who were indebted To the late James
Il r McKain, at the time of his death, are hereby
called upon to come forward and make et,lement.
And those having claims against his estate will
please hand them in properly attested.
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r.
Sept 8, 1850. II
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Valuable Land for Sale.

In Equity..Lancaster District.
R. E. Wylie, Admr. George W. Coleman, decd,
VS.. Mary A. oleman, and others.
DY virtue of the decree of the Court Of Equity
ID in above case, will offer for sale on Monday
the 2sth October, 1850, at the dwelling house on
the premises, all that valuable plantation whereon
George w. Coleman formerly resided, situate on
Fishing creek in Chester District, containing be-
tween five aud six hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by said creek and by lands of D. g. An
derson, Dr. McCreary and Chapel Howe.
Terms, credit of 6 and ~ months, the purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal security.
J. H. WlTHERSPOON,C C. E. l. 3.
Com. Office Lancaster C.H. Sept. L. $261
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MARRIED-In this place on Thursday the
5thinst, by Rev. E. L. King, the Rev'd VIII.
LIAM LEWIS to Miss SARAH P. MELLErr, all
OF this District -.
Omte same evening. BY Rev. N. Graham,
Mr.. w. rosrAs, to Miss SARAH CoArNEY, all
of this District.
On the 30th August at ball. past 4 o'clock,
A. NJ, (just little before day,) by the Rev.
J.B. Hicks, Mr. JoHN L. DEAN, to Miss ANNA
KrNG, all of this District-Sumter Banner.
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Mortgage Sale /,

M0rtgage Sale.
TWILL sell on the first Monday in October next
negroes, Caroline and Leah, to foseclose deed Of
mortgage executed by Wm. J. Gerald to Joseph
Cunningham. THO. J. WARREN, Agent
Sept IL. (8225) 6tH
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In EQUITY. ...Lancastsr District.

RP. Carrico and wife Mary, vs. Maf.ala CASTOR,
(widow,) Middleton G. CASTOR. John r. Castor.
Partition of Real Estate Of Eli G. CASTOR, decd.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that all the above
l. defendants reside without the limits of lie State,
it is ordered on motion of Clinton and Hanna, that
the said defendants do plead, answer or demur to
the Bill in above case on or before the 2lst day Of
Nov. 1850 otherwise judgment pro confesso will
be ordered sgainrt them.
H. WITlIERSPOON,c +. Id
Com, Office, Aug. 10 81 66
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Extra Superfns Few Wheat Flour,
Received direct from Baltimore For sale by
Sept 6. w, ANDERSON & co.
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Lost.

Lost.
4 DUE-BILL on J. F. Sutherland, for one hun.
IA dred and eighty five dollars. Said due-bill
has since been paid to me- ...
Sept 10, THO. J. WARREN.
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INFLUENZA, COUGHS. Ac

Thoss who are troubled win Cough. Colds. Inausnza
Syrup of Lyerwort and TaS which breaks up the most
distressing Cough in few hours' time Should it fail 70
do 10. the money will be returned = - IL
See pamphlet 70 be Ind of The Agents. and also adver
tiscsneit in another column
iFW sals At Mex ANS Drug Store, Camden. g. C.
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LEATHER.

THHE subscribers have now on hand, fresh
Il supply Of LEATHER, of every description.
AIso-SOLE, HARNESS and BAND LEATH.
Err, with small lot of Picker Leather, for sew.
ing bands. Also, red and black Upper Leather.
Aug. q. ALDEN e. MURRAY.
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State of South Carolina.
In Euuity...EhRcaster Distric,

State of South Carolina.
In Equity.-.Lhacaster District.
Thomas Ballard, Adnr, vs.. William McKenna
Pleasant N. Glass and Margaret, his wife. Bill
tc Enforce Decree and Partition.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Pleasant NJ
l Glass and Margaret, his wife, Dr.. William Eos.
ter and Anna E, bis wife, John ". Johnson and
Lefty Amanda, bis wife, Elizabeth Gawley, Hen.
~ StringfelIow and Nay his wife, Henry Cham
pion and Mahala his wife, and also Monroe Miller.
James Miller and John Miller, (if the three last
named are alive, and if not their children and heirs
at law,) defendants in the above case. reside with
out and beyond the limits Of the State, it is order
ed on motion Of Hammond and Boyce, Sol'rs for
CompI't. that the sadi defendants, Pleasant II.
Glass and Margaret his wife. Dr.. WIN. Foster and
Anna E. his ~ife, John w. Johnson and Lefty A.
his wife, Elizabeth Gawley, Henry Stringfellow
and Mary bis wife, Henry Champion and hahala
his wife, and also Monroe Miller, James Miller and
John Miller, (f alive, and ii dead, the children
and heirs at law Of the three last named) do plead
answer or demur to the bill in above case on or
before the 10th December, 1850, otherwise judg.
men' pro confesso will be ordered against all and
each of them.
III. WITHERSPOON, Z. E. L. D.
Com. Office Sept 8, le5O. $40 3m73
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New Goods.

TTHE undersigned Is now receiving hh Fall supply Of
l. goods. Having purchased very largely he il enabled
to offer great Inducements to his friends and customers to
articles not usually kept and which he will take rr,a,
pleasure in showing regards prices he will be sat.
ised with Charleston terms Albera deduction made on
cash purchases. E. w. BONNEY.
Sept II, ~ II
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New Fail Goods.
VlHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public generally, that he is now recei-
wing his Fall supply of
Groceries, Domesties, &c.
Consisting in part, Of the following articles viz
Brown, crushed, loafan clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. 2 and Mackarel
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
Swedes Iron Of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine and common Tobacco
Bagging, Rope and Twine,
Men and boys Wagon Saddles -
Riding and Wagon Brides -
Hames, Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collins best Axes, Nails, assorted sizs
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
Bleached and brown Home<puns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
A few cases ofmen and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually found in we'll sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store, all of which
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. w. CHAMBERS.
Cam,len, s. C. Sept.s 70
a1The Sumter Banner and True Sou'hrun will copy
for three months. ss..
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VATAWBA SECTION. No. -. Cadets of
~ Tempetauce-This Section will hold its reg
uisr meetings every Monday evening At O'Clock.
CO. G. ADAMS, Sce'y.
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PUBLICATION will be made at the next Session
n Of the Legislature OF South Carolina TO charter
Company to Manufacture Cotton and Woollen
goods in or near the town Of Camden, BY steam or
water power.
Camden, Aug. g. 1850.
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E. The friends Of Capt JAMES CAN.
TEY announce him as Candidate for re-.
election to represent the people of kershaw
District in the next Legislature. 49,:
W The friends of Col JAMES CHES.
NUT, Jr. hereby announce him as candidate
to represent the people of Kershaw District in
the next Legislature.
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CATAWBA SPRINGS,

LINCOLN COUNTY, N. C.
THIS weil-known Watering Place is again open
i for the reception ofcompany during the pre-
sent season. The Springs having been recently
repaired in a way which has rendered the water
not inferior to any in the State. The sulphur pro-
perty of the water is very little inferior to the cele-
brated Sulphur Spring, (Wilson's) in Cleveland
county, N. c., independent of the other properties
belonging to it. ..... .ss.a5.
Persons wishing to spend, few weeks or
months of pleasure, will find healthy country,
good climate and much more convenient at this
watering place tlian crossing the mountains-
The Spring is "a miles Northwest of Charlotte
Visitors from the South will find it best to come
by way Of Charlotte, crossing the Catawba river
at Rozelrs Ferry, or Beatie's Ford.
THOMAS F. HAMPTON.
June 80. 81 swl3
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made at the next session ofthe Legis-
lature for charter to build PLANK ROAD
from Camden, through Lancaster, to some point
on the North Carolina line. Aug. q
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Oris~Hry's Notice.

Orss~Hry's Notice.
Mo person having applied 10 me for Letters of
~ Administration upon the Estate of Lewis
Bennett decd. have taken possession Of the
same ss derelict, and hereby give notice to all
having demands to present them, and those ndebt.
ed 10 make payment to me.
Sept 8. J. R. JOY, o. X. D,
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MANSION HOUSE.
CAMDEN. s. G..


TINE subscriber respectfully announces to bic
l. friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, that he has opened, as HOTEL, thar
large and commodore house in Log Toxn, former.
" the private res denee of 3. Perkins. esq.
The building is admirably adapted for ihat pur.
pose, being situated in the ost healthy aud pleas
ATT part Of amden, combining alt the adyanil
ges of the town with The baimy atmosphere of the
country, and within few miautes' walk of any
part Of Camden. The rooms are large and airy,
bis Servants respectful and attentive, and he
pledges himself to spare no pains in keeping up
an attractive and we'll supplied TABLE, and 10 urs
every exertion to please those who may call upon
him.
His STABLES will be found commodious. and
always fully supplied with PropeDder.
Ti'he House being copdurted on Temperance
Principles, he fatters himselftiat those who favor
him with call will find the MANSION HOUSE
not only the comforts and attention of weh reg.
ulated Hotel, byt the quiet retirement. Of Home.
Charges moderate. =.
u ALI the Stages arriving in.the place, amffhe
Omnibuses running to the Depot, will call af,ths
House when desired.
E.G. ROBINSON.
Camden, Sept I. =, .27 - It
pThe Tne. .Southron, Charlotte will please
insert, %
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Ready.Ma:se O.. 3.
A COMPLETE assortment OF Over.coats, Dress
II and Frock-coats, Business. coats. Blsn.:et and
coating Over-coats, gentlenen's fine Cloaks, Pants
and Vests Ready y-made Shirts, Stocks aud Collars.
sept. l6 H. LEVY Il SON.
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MORN shelsts, Patent Straw cu1es. Piousta. Patent
u Churns of the most approved kind Rocking and nit
ting Chairs, Pals. Tubs, DC, just received hy
Sept. II, C74dl e. W. RONNEY.
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Carpeting ! i!

Carpeting!!! /!
TUST opened and for sale, common, eItra fine. super.
81 fine. and imperial three ply Carpets, Of new patterns
Also Printed Floor Cloths Rugs and cotton Carpetiug
Sept II, [Hnl ;, E. w. BONNEY.
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Ladies Gloves.

Nov receiving ladies Gloves, Of every de.esea and
" quality. E. W. BONNEY'
Sept IL, 90 ~ q
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Registers Notice.

a LII persons interested are hereby notified
IN that the following administration nc-
counts have been allowed and filed by the Re-
gister OF Cambria county, and will be present
ed for confirmation 10 the Orpasn's Court 10 be
held at Ebensburg, in and for said county, on
the lst day of July next.
The supplementary account OF Ephra IN
Crum. Jr., Administrator of Lac estate of Reu'
ben Crum. deceased
The account Of r, L Johnston. Administra
tor Of the estate of Joseph a Garmon. decd
The account of George Weakland, surviving
Executor of the last will and testam ent of
James Kinney. deceased
The final account of Charles Bradley. Exec
utor Of The last will and testament Of Alice
Bradley. deceased.
The account of William Davis and Thomas
NJ. Jones, Ad ministrators of the estate of Da.
vid Dav i'd, (Drover) deceased.s
VIM. KITTELL, Register.
Juno 3, ls50.-35-td.
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MEMPHIS, June IL


Terrible Irdgedy-Iaco Men Killed
and 1tco Others hyured.-On Saturday
the case of the Farmers ard Merchants
Bank came up before court, on the part of
DR.. j. Fowkers and others, that the assets
of the bank should be placed under their
control. The motion was resisted by
General Coe, as attorney for a portion of
the creditors. The General read a COM
municatlon, previously signed by King &
Trigg, to the effect that such resistance
on his part would be treated by them as
private and personal matter. The argu-
ment was deferred to some other day.
Messrs. Coe and Connel left the court
room, and were met by Trigg and his
friends, when personal assault occurred
Pistols were fired, and in the melee, Coe
shot and killed Trigg. A general fight
followed, when Coe was attacked by three
different parties, and shot in the back He
fell mortally wounded. Others became
engaged in the affray, and a man named
Gaines, closed in a contest with Connel,
both falling to the ground, evidently seri-
ously injured. The greatest excitement
prevailed.
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Co'yfscation Of Estates IN HaUana.-
The Pope, (or his counsellors for him, }
on his return 10 Rome, confscated the es
tates of the leaders of the revolution. Aus
tria did the same thing for the Hungar-
ans. The Captain General of Cuba,
having two such illustrious examples
before him, has commenced the work
with the wealthy planters of that island,
who were supposed to favor a revolution
in the "Queen of the Antilles He has
cited for trial before the military tribunals,
Aguero Macias, Betancour, Villaverde,
and Christoval MAIDEN. These gentlemen
may consider themselves fortunate if they
escape with their lives-their estates will,
of course, go to reward the faithful follow
ers of her sacred majesty.
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Arrest of Lopfz.

New YORK, June 10.
Gen. Lopez arrived in New Orleans on
Thursday, and was arrested by the U. S.
authorities, and held to bail in the sum of
So, 900 for trial before the U. S. Commis-
sioners. Seventeen of his men reached
Savannah from Key West on Saturday
last. They express anxiety to enlist for
another expedition against Cuba. The
boy executed at Cardenas, was named
VIM. Kelly. He was from California;
aad had embarked under the impression
that he was going to California.
The steamer Isabella which sailed from
Havana on Friday arrived in Charleston
yesterday. She reports that sixty-one
prisoners, the officers and crews of the
Georgiana and the Sarah, were ON trial
before the Marine Court. The trial had
not concluded at the time of sailing, but it
was thought that the Captains of the ves-
sells would be punished and the crews ac-
quilted.
The above news is no doubt correct, as
we have received the same by mail, in
the New York, Tribune on Monday
Journal.
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Cour, Maiti.led for not catching Lopez

Court Maitialed for not Catching Lopez
at Cardenas.
The two vessels belonging to the ex-
pedition. which were captured. have been
brought in here. II is not yet known
what will be done with the men that WEI re
found on board Of them. OF the five ta-
ken at Cardenas, four were shot, and one
was pardoned because he saved the life
of Spanish soldier.
The Falcon took on a considerable
number Of passengers to Chagres.
The CUBA PRIsoNERs.-The Pafria,
which of course knows all about 1t, says
that on the 9th ult. the prisoners cap
tured on the Georgiana and the Susan
Loud were 10 be brought up before the
competent tribunal at Havana, when, II
thew were proved innocent, they would
be released-if not, not. The Pdtria
SAYS it derives il from 1.-THE only source
worthy of credit" 1t also asserts that the
Captain General has no power either to
disch arge or retain the prisoners
ROMANCE OF THE CUBAN ExPEDITIoN.-
The steamer CASTOR, Captain Hebbard,
arrived on Saturday from Palatli, having
on board seventeen men, among whom
was a Lieutenant attached to the Cuban
expedition TO Its full extent. We learn
they left Key West in a fishing smack,
and arrived at Tampa Bay perfectly dest-
itute of every--necessary. Here they
wero met by Gen. Twiggs, who re-
ceived them very coldIy at first; but, on
becoming acquainted with their destitu-
ton, with his native generous hopitality,
issued them rations, and gave them COM
Portable quarters. We are in formed that
he also sent on fifty of their number to
New Orleans.
Those who arrived here walked from
Tampa Bay o Paatki, where they ar
rived, after a journey of six days entirely
pennyless. A subscription was raised
by the citizens of Palatki, by whom they
We're supplied with means 80 pay their
passage, at reduced rate, to this city,
They are now here among US, and
need the charity of our citizens, having
been Obliged to part with every article Of
value, and their clothing to the last suit,
in making their way thus far.
They are young men, nearly all Amer
lean citizens, and state they were de-
ceived by those who induced them to
ion the expedition. Th cir homes are in
Kentucky and Ohio, to which they are
making their way. They wish work to
enable them to obtain the means to tray-
ell. There are seven mechanics among
them.-SaUauaah Georgian June 10.