New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

SovrH-C ARoLINA Misrepresentation IN the
intensely Democratic state OF South Carolina pre-
SCENTS most glazing inequality. \ few parishes with
a population OF 4,.s5, send more members 10 tae
State Senate than all the Other Districts with pop
uatiun of no 30 The Whole representa- or Is thus
divided \ minority Of The population are allowed
20 elect more than thTeetourths OF the Senator'S and
about twO-thiriS Of the Representatives. This, be II
remembered. Is the state Of facts m the most UNI
hinching and unalieraole DemOcrauc State IN the
Union.
The Grsairls Is. c. Patriot saws TIE pre>en; dfh-
cuiieS IN the State arse entirely nom the parishes
which rule the roast by akind OF divine night and not
BY the Democratic righ, OF majority. IL adds tsat
all would 0ew well. II the most perturoed spirits oil
the State could rule the big parishes. the parishes
the state and the state the United states Thenwe
should have glorious Union
LAND DIFFICULTIES IN LIVINGSTON CouN-
TY -The Lu1ngSton Repabhcaa says that Anti Rent
ism has broken out III Sprlngwator, m that County.
and adds these particulars 10 Is well known that
there l. quite large tract OF land IN that town tha
Is claimed by the Puitney estate. Much OF thus tract
has long teen occupied BY men who have Cleared
the land, erected buildings, and mace what was
rugged aud almost barren SOL, good farming lands,
and after beng on the land some twenty to forty
wears the Company now come forward and clam
the land although previously they had not even at
tempted any jurisdiction An attempt TO serve
couple Of wits ol eJcctmen served 20 assemble some
two hundred armed persons Who threatened the ap-
pilcaon of a coat oftar and feathers as an outward
covering for The officers II they did not desls, from
the service OF electmen' papers. The officers gave
uup and e!t the place.
HEALTH or New ORLEANS. -itthe close
Of another week We have again Ia repeat The gr,n-
vng assurances that the health OF the city continues
good N. q DeHa, sept. =.
INDIAN DEPRECIATION on MEXlCO.-1he
RIO Rraro. a paper published At Brownsville, on
Mexican border. saws. "a letter j. before from a
Young American residing at the Mines, Jesus Mana,
IN the state of Tamaullpas, bordering on the RIO
Bravo dated August 10, 1881. giving most irghiu
account OF the rayageS committed by Texas Indians.
every confidence IN Ms statement Never before, Il
seems has Mexico been invaded bv such numbers as
Al present The inhabitants the country are being
slaughtered by them III every direction. The whole
cOuuir, about has IN consequence been nearly de-
serted Those who can get away are removing With
the little remnant II their effects to this side Of the
river Tor protection This IS not alI-Staryailon Is
staring these poor creatures IN the face. Thelrcrops
DESTROYED BY the dTouth thoncatle and locks driven
on by their invaders, present picture to which the
suferings. a few years since IN Ireland IS but
fancy sketch M. Deia' Sepi "a
ILLINoIs.-Gov. French has notified MIR.
Kendall a member Of the Legislature We believe.
that there viii not be called session OF The Illinois
Legislature until June next. This corresponds with
what we have heard from another quarter, likely 70
be well informed But there Will be "A called session
there for the purpose OF apportionng the state INTO
Districts for the election of members OF Congress