The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-02
SENATOR RHE1r AND Kos

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~ Ssii1 resitiefS 81 ssir.
gar Square. L,naosis on thn u
latter returning the visit oil Sir Folsom.
The Minister Of tile United Statcs al the
Has uc.
DlED.-Cap,. y: Halle. whom wc no.
ticed had received an accidental gun shos
wound from gun in The hands of Mr.
Sanders, we regret 10 learn, expired on
Tuesday morning. Cdrotinidn.
PicKENs SiI.K.-Amongst the articles
exhibited at the Fair Of the South CaroIina
Institute, at Charleston, we notice The fal-
low'ngi "Silk in it's natural state, with sDe-s
cimens Of Whitened Silk, Sewing Silk and
tlosc-Mrs. Samuel Reed, OF l'ickens
District, s. C.-Carciinian.
On the 18th inst, Mr. WIN. TIutchison
stabbed Mr.. jackson McCurry at his resi-
dencc, in Abbeyille, SO scr inusly in tho
left side thst he IL not expected 10 survive
iiuich'son says that McCurry was about
| striking his wife with an axe. when he in
'erfc'ed, aud having knife in his hand at
the time, accidentally inflicted the wound.
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rendering himseli 10 the authorities.
u ES-Seciary Walker, was present ut
the dinner given TO Kossn,h al Southamp-
ton, and was toasted by Lord Dudley Stu.
art as "likely TO be the ncri President nf the
United Sfatcs!''
| WAsuINaTos, Nov. 2S,i, 1851.
! The Presidents Message was Transmits
! fo,i sl>
day. 10 he published ON its delivery To-
Congress. The Message places Kossu,h
a, the disposal OF Congress-
| a letter has been received at the State
Department, from Mr.. Consul Owens, reIa.s
tive 10 the case of Mr.. Thrasher, which
states that the Captain General uay re-
verse tho proceedings or remit the sen.
| tcnCe.
TIE Southern Union men require plcje-
es from the Congressional canvass i'm favor
OF the Fugitive Slave Law.
| Arrangement on an extc, sise ale arc
making at Baltimore to give Kossuih a
splendid reception.
The aggregate population, according to
tho general census Of 1874, Of Turkey in.
Europe, Asia and Africa, is slated at I'm.
wards Of ,hirty-fvc millions of which ne
teen and half millions are in Euronc, six
teen millions in Asia, and nearly four mil.
lions in Africa.
GooD SPEcULATIoS.--Tlpc peYse,s
who leased The right to sell Refreshments
IN tho Crystal Palace is said to have rea-
lized the snug little bit Of pocke. money,
S50o,00O. by tho operation.
| THE SUBMARINE TELre GArn P,y,srsp.
Tho submarine telegraph between Enp-
land and France in now in fulI opeta,;et,.
On the 18th, the first message was sent.
1J Two Editors Of French paper kayc
boon cited To appear before one of The Ba-
den courts and answer to an indictment for
an article Sgainst the administration Of tre
Duke. They have answered tha, hi, NAV
expect them, mex year, with, an army as
their back. ma
TRAVELLING lNcENDiAeIrs.--The Mar-
or of Alexandria has received n n,ae iron,
New York, stating that somn ncend d rses
who haze lately hcen in tltat past af The
country, are known to have gone South.
and advising proper care n,ll ran,ieY
against their nefarions attempts.
i FtEE ~ Ausysra, Ggoae,A.--A s;sy
# .aoke omt IN Augusta, Ga, ea The lsih inss
i'hits Fnr'ilnre Ware House. the aisfics scs
OF the chronicle and Sentinel, and fsoad,
ICY Book Store, were aes,rntsd.
] We sce il stated thar Judge Deunina
OF Illinois, has declared the fugitive s.a,s
aw TO be unconstitutional, and rcccn,,y dis.