The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-04
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! Tie Prospects of California.
Noiis anxiety has bsca tcit ihs ,ugiloAt
this Ssnie TO aseeriai IS isay ct lie larg,
losses by ihe recent iiscs, md Tho nt,setttsst
/ G e,ntfitionaf p,,t,lic nfi;drs, wltleh brought
! about exit die ;d punisluncnis, WIS Likely
5t.a produces bon bt,I tintts sa tho Woeti 1t
has bceii s,isitis1I BY s,slt that llic u
nuef,ces would ls, eNl re,li.ly ,iisasis suals Il,
! 5Caliior.lin. by preventing elnigsalionE j ard
tskeep,iiy 0nl loreigI capital; whist oll,css
/ have lDasined flat tii flie whole, the eticet
W1u'd be beneficial, inasinucli as il would
haze asteiidency Il, taisa from the ltali:prr.a
trade and emig gratian ever particle of tint
i spirit nt adventure which tias lleretllurc
ctiaracteriaei ii aud necessarily bring il
] ddwti tn Il well.umierstottd, settled. and cs.
iablished order If things.
There ia no doubt ll,at lso eIni STaiion I'D
1 and from California is very nearly balanced
I at tho prcseut iinie. And this could
I scarcely DO ptlierwisc. When it is reGal!ess.s
ed in what a torrent tho g6lj-secker.
( poured upon ns for the tirst twn years sut
tho eSeiten,ent. That staio OF iliia.s could
not he expected 10 continue. NJ one, Wiiili
N particle :of fatellWuaht, ,Lelicycd il would;
llf,usit many iiicnS oil seiis0 could nut resist
iithe iaiai cation, and were carried nwty;
.ia il.cs 5pap,,lar tide 81 speculation. But
/ there Il, Ioihing IN tho present. depressed,
state df affairs Wilisli ought 10 dishcartei,
| our citizens. The tactst hat tho emigration
Of tho last year is snail, that tho return ier
Aicalitil invested sure rnl;R,ratiyclY light,
/ tIiat Fo,ne uncertainty ani alarm llas per.
1 yadesi The public mind, and that tic general
/ profits tn all o!asses illSe beGn lessened,
i
not of serious import, whenit is rocoliected
that the yield ST gold duong tle present
1 year t,as heea irtiss twsrry 1.-Two tn tiity per
4 that tho agtiesllt and q her resources af
rho stAlftsy lvase lsses sssyelopcd NJ teass q
l.bansaIpl lotti>
thssS9 Wites gsi,,sss 10 tho Atlantic sss essh
i ltpeyisanents & bsssi MOSS syfans nsysas4,ts, aud
Ittlcqs Sc,ur,tsas heye tlss.s ialait tes aud
i EfsieHls; wttits, many Ietnra 10 dispose el
! what propcsiy thes pe.ssess ii, that pari OF
/ tho unmn, ssla wing satisfied themselves hss
personal experience that Cali(oriii, ts,cs
prtsent ne.vaniages 10 tho intelligent,
Industrious, aud cnterprsing, such MS no
i other country esos did hold 5out.
The eSciteniuit;; relative 10 California
gold IS neY5 oyer. Hui California is still
whore SI.o was. and iuss as rich in precious
i4aatais id,days as she was prior, 10 the ex-
tstrasll lll, ,,,r.,n lii,islsc,i miIlinns
(which have bec,s 'Isss seF sf,ii. ;s,gss
| gold is hici has been CURED away is as
lato,t,ng, lltcIaiiy noihins, To tl.... w.,ici.
renails; anu tic s,is!..ess OF i,ar minor
a general thing, was never 3, great AS on
!. this very u sr.-Ii ia Cdiif.rni4. a. ssSSSs
/ ~ ~ o -. u
NgApoLirAN s1snEScy The sentence
/ OF death. pronounced agaiiist sesrrai
jpcrsors IN Naples fos having arms in tleirs
houses coiisfary5,o tho police orders. has
boon ,.ssr9cie,isly rnnmntcd BY lis Majesty
10 - years imprisonment III ssraas. And
tho senteacn Of Id years i,Hprisnnnent
| against Vito Circcl 10 and oticts ior II similar
0fftnce. to q years hanislimen,s Isia
! people 4 ring oii set;fes aud H,p,in,ntnnas
reg ,ons o; lomania. are cetistailss IS posed
Ito robbery by tie hlDilIs who liYe in tic
forests, III roaseauc.cc Of this arbitrary
ti,t,crd!Gt against h:ving amY arms Ser
ltiustrnmsntsfof war Their !lotisea.
s -. IS
Jndgc S.,arkcv,pf mississippi, has heen
tendcSe,l, and hls accepted, the al po;n..
mont of Consul al li1sana.
i5s esfoa Courier. I
The Mexican Gprornmsni. under the
!, pressure oil liz financial e.Hharrasstnents,
/ ilps applied 10 Congress for leave 10 antiri,
slA5aie S70u, 900 additional of tie American
I Indemnity. SVhat response IA, Mexican
I Congress VIII make isnot known.
4 - 'as5E{ s.-S-l s
/ Darn or A REvoLuTsosARY SoLpigR,
/ Pie tiroanfillo Mountaineer. says that
! The funeral ceremonies of WilIiam Gram,
I a soldier Uf The Revolution, WIN died in
/ August las.. took place, near Pcndictoa,
OH III. 3dinst. a large s,nmhef of per-
sons asssemblc,i an,l usnYed in procession
! to the gi,ye, under command Of Gen. Gar
,vin. as Marshal OF The Day. The itichland
Artillery rorps tirsi thirteen minute guns
over tie grave. after which suitahi, adj.
dresses were tieIisared by MAJOR VIM. *.
Eas'ey enl Cs0as. l.. Or.
Mr.. Grant was bt$n in Virginia. hat was
] brought 10 His State when child. by iiis
parents, who settled in Smrtanburg Dis
trict, near tine Cawpens.I Ilc entered The
army at an early age. rose tD The rank oi,
Lieutenant apd served through, the war;
/ iIo was inake battleof Ctsepans, to which
| place he piintod Gen. Morgan. aud a!srtin