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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


W WASHING TOY. March =. 1871.
Ip,,ufgv TfspsprV Cwciaar-- tn NolagiuH
Tfs1uss-SoT,gry u fw TrelsWy al iatoiDi--
Nm CcnHifo y1iyprr,s0-f,sHs 81 Stoke, r..
understand that a circular has b.en drawn up
pt The Treasury Department, giving the construc-
hon to Hunter bll, Il il called. that freight
hall be included = portion II the " cost and
charges" upon which duties ar T. b. levied The
Secretary however. has not vt approved u H. anil
II Is useless 10 Speculate what bi. ultimate decision
will be. lie eanno, delay u very many more days
~ the iar come into operation On the arst n pr
aud. 10 order 10 give notice 10 time 70 The different
collectors, u must be issued by Monday - Tues
day.
great many letters are written from this city.
protesting 20 give highly accurate information A.
regards the state q the Nicaragua psgotiatlons.
Without pretending 10 knew much II the matter.
cen, At all events state that the stories which have
been propsgated 70 the dspara gslneu, Il the crs-
tary Of state. are hgnenls e the ma ginaton
not possessing even respecta stratum gftmth
The treaty negotiated Ny Mr ~quisr, has never
been Withdrawn from the senate The committee
on for-gn relations q that body, discovered TIA, il
contained some provisions Ia CONFLICT with he treaty
which We have concluded with Great Britain and
upon this being made known. they were requested
by the state Department ~ suspend action upon it
tn these defects could be amended No NV treaty
has since been sent In, has been oracuau.y a.
hrmed BY certain New York papers. AIr. Marc0eta
has arrived here for the purpose II negotiating .
satisfactory treaty; and when ono i agreed ulpn
between the two countries il will be submitted a.
the senate. N j. scarcely ~ make preliminary
negotiations public, aud there i reason why this
rule shouldbe violated in the pro.snt There u
~ reason . surrose that w. Webster vii fail I'd
has duty a. the representative II American opinion !.
nor y " whit more likely the Nicaraguan minister
disposed 20 play the traitor 10 BIZ county. That
Mr.. Webster should be abused and traducei ~
certain papers, ~ not at I'll wonderful. A true
hearted Amersan sincerely lesirgus for the welfare
Of the Whole Union end the increased greatness Il
the country. h. hos already given uumistakeable
evidence that be viii BOT permit himself - bsfaale
the tool u fanatics For This h. must EXPECT "a p
denounced and yilifcd; aud the m serahie ard ye
putsblc sttcmft III the abolitoui,ts 81 Boston. ID
cast stain uJon W honor. i bat portion "A thu
scheme totry end rjnrs him IN tn estimation III
the country. lis course With regard - Nieatae.m
is plain, sud have To fears "a the result III that
result should b. different from what the epuu.fy
expects, then y viii be time enough e. object ~ G.
Tnay, howevcr, state taat ~ teags exit ~ Che
minds Of such men o. t.eu. FOote. the able au,i
geueryos uripded rhairmsn n the ~cnatc's Commit
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ByrrsLo. "a. M.-Beautiful morning: a little cloudy
bot quite sprins<e and plea sant, wind west: therm5-
meter -, mercury barometer co. barometer ~ 900
sP M-fine day and evening" wind north, thermome-
tersi, barometer - 100; mercury in barometer I'll
AtatsN "a. M.-Mld. pleasan nj morning; wind north
quite fast. Thermometer 10
oswEco. . A. Mime mild morning with light breeze
from southwest Thermometer ~ mercury in barometer
UtoA "a M.-Pieasant and quite mild: wind south;
thsnometcr A.. 81. M.-fne clear day; this evening
coudess. wind fresh from northwest Thermometer a.
barometer - Jsl; mercury IN barometer 62
At@sSv,s A. M.-Clcar, hne morning: Thermometer
70, barometer - o2 = Y. NINA aud plea ant all
day. Wind very strong from northwest little cloudy
tbs evening; wind west barometer - 6S mercury in
barometer g.; Thermometer ~
1ro, "a M.-Dclightful morning: mild. and but few
cso.ds - be seen Thermometer a. wind south. p NJ
Rather cloudy this evening wind west thermometer
PoCc,xrrrar. "a M-Qnite a snow storm here last
night but nearly gone this morning. Thermometer a.
St'mc "a M.-Thcrn-meteT u barometer 2.3j;
wind northwest rather hazy.
hcsrrTsL. \. N-Beautful morning. no wind:
thermolncter a7; barometer 2935
Toso~ro, y A. M.-Cl0udy; Thermometer ~. wind
norta~ts, plra SAINT.
Tnso Rrrss, A. M-Deaatful spring weather
thermDmctcr ~
HsocsffILg. A M.-iery dne morning thermometer
Poo iiOsr A M-Bcautlfal morning, clear and
y stlseros: ? 4 Mine q ar morning; wind north;
thrrmometsr AZ
NpstrftsIi. A M-Clear ant plea = Mt wind south.
iheinometer ~
M RAMS LfNE-oFFfCE - WALL STREET
fOrr fosrrR. y. M-Barpmcter - 70. Thermometer
sgtsrhrd. a. detached. -, clearncss u SKY s. wind
north l--autirrl d1y
ke,rrsrrn, SIP M-Westhervcry pleasant this morn
iag nov cor aud wind blo~ing fresh from the north
srsi Thermometer -
stskctss str. M-Clcar aud very pleasant, wind
wrsf, thermomster a.
lesr Pr.s 81 bright AMI warm, wind south.
wesi thernasnctor ~
hf-ssto-. W. M-Ath1 spring.ilko day, wind north.
gesi rvsds drying up
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% , s;.s q; t: ::
,,;::s.,; s =; s:,'
ssSs sls'ses 5'i a.s i;s :.s' @ is'
SSIEASs March s! ,.ass chip. Ellen r.a
Milford sSsn Ressees Woin Rio Jsnsiio Creole fissce
S su. c.s SS t.::R ss A..
Jan-iro II Willie. Davis; NYerki briss Friedrich lLs-
ds. a.
ss ss' Sos sSa sp P"s hsrpss msa Dsans
York; Charles Thomp:en Small Boston; sehr Dart lrL
18Th ships Radius Monmouth. brig Giipatrck schr Anita
skWBERN. March barr sehr Julia Nancy. Litas-
Norfolk. March :-Arr sehr. yslsnt Osborn: ccIr.-
s.Ks ssss sm sns csS old h & Care
NEW HAVEN. March ai-Arr brig swan Tikise.
NEW BEDFORD March :iAy, ,, ssh,s p, nsssS:.,
So %, Wiil,ss wassssa SS r., !. x.-
c'lss s:, rssv$;9ss IS
for for Siort SID s. ss,rs Eliza sysSn s..1as
OREGON AIT Jan amIp ger. bark Kscka, for sFrsaoiA
Al Astoria; Feb bark Dssdsmona down briss ye.e-
a,s A csxi,sI ;sSr VIVA spsas$ q down A. o.i
A. Humboldt Bay. FEB H. briss cada, for sFraaoisc..
s'as sT Steamers Erie s.r..
rShffSB s:.si $x., .snr. Regulator wss, Nov
sTs TO- n fs :'1r r sssi cs
Asry Fig % ps. "a 4 FIBER
for sas Ip sGs s
;ss,i.sa G,s .. t'aa.:s,sss Hsassls rss May
fit ehrs vrsinia Bennett for Ca.o direct vtA a.
sr
PEpRo Trs oinn brig Col Fremont from
NJ fs: sss"z AVN xs,m.
g, i ,5 i $ss ss Il VIZ! S eH s.
.a a. 1ss.d Fi S9ssssa a. s
Is 's$ $:s sj,s'';' @ s;:'i AsS';;
s 1s;!% S:'ss s
s,s..
Tys Charter e. H.,sEs soHs
shrs, for Camden Carolina, Gikey for semsrsst Bsai
css &C. 4.,, DIG is z'ss ao a S.ss d ss.
Florence Hopkins for E.s.an sshrs Orb, spssss.
mSs wiser DO nla6. Do
sen: do GnsS AsrcS a for i
IordSn so couaoe Gears Do, Mhissn ssqt, DOS
NasA DO; ksn;nstOn Poster, do rsrias csrsea o.;
sXIIH March Carr bark Miqueon. Hughes. RI.
Sss brig Clio raaSslPAi; :shss NaI:ss, s,.,,
sdephis Presto do; Atlantic Bfosser. snd Spring Bra
iss Nc Hs %s Ar m Hiram Girls.
sis A i H"T; s. 4a1 Es @ ;T st
ss .on E o..n I Shs .sy. sas s ss
Harrison Price Rice; do Ustaloss. Perry Boston; "a.
Passengers Arrived.
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Interesting Southern Items.

BALTfMoRr, March =, IS0l
The second tsial of Bill Devoe aud Joe Murray the
Frs Point bank robbers, postponed until May
Danc Webster will reach Annapolis at IL o'clock TO.
morrow morning accompanied by Mrs Webster Vim.
Co~t johnson and others
New Orleans papers Of the 18th. received tonight
state that the levee at Point Lookout in Madison pa
IRISH four miles and half long had given way and no
effort being made to stop the flood OF water which
inundating the whole parish
The fremen will hold y convention. night to make
preparations for the reception of the Americas Company
from New York
Rkamue j. Jones killed Robert Lester in rencontr,
at Camden. s. c., on the 10th inst
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a,r,vsa-shp Revere liverpool 2A inst. "a Cspc Cod.
sa sp supposed the LOctnyar from Liverpool TOT Bps
ton. -. -. ,.--,..- ,,,t,
lam ao Genora, Mobile Hersce Prnsaco., briy- Otto
49,. Malaga Catharfne a MARI. Port Princel Raunf
Pond Gonsivess Egyptian Do; thas Henry Trindsd sea
n.sn Csvaenas rsnima. do Inns. Hs.aas Nicksrsan.
wiinirv,on NJ; Empire and " Csyton Philsdel pha,
selvs uontsgusns Cspe Hsvtien Ssmpaan Msyayuea.
tt.,N W,rdsor ITayten; Adsns Tres Trindad Elta
FRANCES uaiance snd Melville, Wimingtpn. Del Nsrer
Taylor Riehmond Iih.rty N.Tiols Ireensn, Whmlaz
Fid.d Marcy ireland, Fairfield lnvgise, snt hrea
ne ph.deirh,s Alfred Barrett Smyrns Del Con Kesr
~, n than evls}a a-a y ~ Nickerspr, M Tors. - =
Ctearsa-shis Chsrlots, Havana mgk ksgle, Phistft.
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Nv psLftSa March ~ 1851
Tbr salrs - cotton ths week hsve hepu $500 bales
The Largest busuess thi- Tho sdv.nce the
ew,.t point since the receipt II the Aas has been
X cent closing firm strict mlling quote 1T ~ &c
Thc rrc,rts ~ ~ the Souihern ports thus far 10
go lalss ahead - last year frrights dcprcs-c
Ivtrra4l 1.lGd Flour MS been shipped 10 New York
Al ~ cents sterling exchange has advanced ~
Mosmr. March NJ 1851
III cotton market sinec frisy has continued quiet
lut v,ry Gfm anI Tending up. sas 1000 bales sud
saturday SO midtilng ~ ioisc.
Cusrtfsro~ March u. 1851
Cotinr y IN good dsnspd the market buoyaut, snt
prizes ecu The sales amgugt " 100 bslcs,
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Marine Intelligence.

- NoHFoLk March y 1Sa1.
u is thought that most Of the dry goods hardware
iroo the chip Robena will be saved but large por-
tion u the salt will be lost
The Messrs Bakers ~reckcrs have engaged to get up
The brig sarah (before reported sunk Isaac shoals
Shey AT work on her
The schooner Franklin r Randall. from Chesapeake
Boy bound for New York was run into ON the 10th on
Cape Henry, and cut down 10 the waters edge They
covered the rent with aud intended proceed
ON the yuyage
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sHIP.PING.

STEAMSHIP PROMETHEUS.-IN CONSEoUENCE or
~ the superior speed Of the steamer PROMErIRUS se
will leave on Friday the 18th inst instead " the Eta By
Independence and Sea Bird which 10 leave the latter
place the 10th of April Also the New Orleans
All these ships will take to san Francisco at the
love. rates Of face sons through should nader
stand that there i. strong Competition the pssna
Those Who do not pay through have the benefit Of this
a the lowest A
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UTICA, March "A lS5l
At Syracuse to-day. two men have been arrested
charged with rotbing the United States mail draft
and other papers found them which they tried
to ge, the money at the City Bank One Of the men
gave his Clark aias Thoma, White alas Col
I~Dder Gu,dding, and the other William Moore alias
Charles Foster They examined by the u attor-
ncy IaNrence. who committed them for trial
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Steamers Mt New Orleans, SO.

NEW ORLEANS, March -. 1851.
Thc steamship Georgia has arrived with $50
and the California mail
The Mexico has sailed for Chagres
We are in receipt Of days later from Yucca
tam which represents the condition of the country de-
pOab> conspiracy has been discovered in Merida 10
massacre every one. and burn the town IL was. how
ever frustrated and the leaders arrested and executed
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.aam BUFFALO March ~. 1851
Ferdinand suytl,m Esq Of New York formerly junior
partner Of the firm Of suydam, Sage Co, died in this
city last evening lie was attacked by paralysis about
two weeks ago, while attending court as a witness
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NE ws BY TELEGRAPH.
Cosl1lagratiOn az Rochester.
KocnysrER March D

KocHEsrER, March q 1871
Gre broke oos about twelve O'Clock last night in the
range u wooden buildings the north side Of Main
street which consumed tho entire block extending
Oinson street west to the block of w Osborne.
The IRE probably originated at the bakery at the
ssad. owned by y starr. Most Of the contents Of the
buadings were removed. aud the loss viii unt TO
about $1,000 The property Is insured to the
$SO00 or $1,000.
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CHARLrsror-Steamship Southerner-Miss Lines. Ma
Lines Mrs Msurn and family Mrs Fish and scrysnt. Mrs
A!ergardo Miss Dr Hersehned lady and servant
Rodewad King. Hall. Mr. Sanauirico. Miss Whit
ing Mrs Whiting. II Getting. Edgerton. Mr. Par
son, R,eli NcDonough Richard Lombard and family,
Fred EoOkioyen-6I in
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail stcamcrsThe ships comprsias this line ar. tAa

AiLANIlS. .............. =. =. apt West
PACIFIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt. Ny-.
ARCTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC ...............M... -. Capt Congtpck.
ADRIATIt ...... Capt. Crsfton.
These slips having built b, contract expressly fr
crnmcnt has been taken in their
struCt also in their engines 70 insure strength snd
speed snd their accommodations for passengers
elused for elegance comfort Price of from New
York to liverpool SID; exclusive OF extra e state
80; irer Liverpool 20 New York, SIS An
eneed will he attached each ship No berth
he unit Maid far
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February IL, 1851. BY the keV. Mr.. Barto~ Chaplain
U s. n. ON board U. S. frgste Independence, Bay "a
Naples Dir Wa H. ballard, Of New YORK, to Signorina
ANcrLisA DF DIo. Of Naples.
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From Washington city.

WAsHrNeros. March q, 1851
Movements making for National Institute fair in
Warrington. summer
Tn. Circuit Court meets this morning
The funeral Of Madame Carvalo. consort of Don Ma
nuc csrvslio tic esteemed minister of the republic Of
Chill. took place this morning at St Patricks church
II was largely attended
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MEDICAL.
nR COOPER. u DUANE STREET, mas roR THE
81 ana ether ~ @ ss ~. tS.s s
aggravated cases Of tb disease and mild removed
two 70 hive days perfect eurc or No charge.
nR. JOHNSON. No. 10 DUANE STREET. so WELL
- known in the ~ delicate diseases. The
reputation for sk u those bait cured e.se tia, ss,.
brought ~ secret habit, scctusiy cured Recent
ntPrYs FLUID EXTRACT or SIENNA AND DAN
- deona substitute to mercria preparations In vari
ETY. ofdiseases " V already rarnlsr rrmgiy With
~bsh especially spplcste those
ssns s%nsr,Ii, rop ,ais AZ y DuprYs az isr"sSrsy
swi Corn Plaster seelebrs,ed and rs,dy relief p,at
corner Of Houston street.
NorEE TILL crRED-DR MURPHY ms REMOVED
~ to Me- ~ Roosevelt strret near Chatham. where he %
without il ,xo % four d,y. With rnrar,sisa
beaten. Dr., N. viii forfci, 500 80 : -
DR MORRISON IS CONSULTED coSFIDFSrIALLY
on certain diseases which he treats without
enables him 70 eure nervous ssss. 81 frsm ssrssass
street. n s II S private Once % fs''.
nR WARREN IS coNriDENTLiLLY CONSULTED
when % ro,. II so. reI sn y' gEae' srs -
speedy without mercury. see hs diploma u h omee,
HS surgery and ss %sa IT, County, ever " "a
nR CoNyEKs iSvIGoRATlNG CORDIAL : THE
only remedy for v.ahas.. asS a.sy q ,As orsss.
n
msuly yievr Cordial ~ tet three bottles for 81
important sdyse 70 tie married Ard single fos.srd.d !.
=; ,ssT, % fs n af % sST Sfs
r rde s ; ss Ss s@' 'f'A streets
DRIyATE MEDICAL WORK. PRACTICAL TREA-
tiss the naturr symptoms, progress. consequences
remedies and ~ delsate di.esscs Diseases wbh
loosely resemble and liable 70 be ,aken for
the diseases resl,ins irom them ADAPTED q the q
individual 81 both Written IN psinest
the recipes for remedies diet faithfully wiven 10
Is intended % be practically useful 10 every indvduai IL
place for thoss who would treat Themselves
proves ~ giving every possible information on three
leet perfect saRuard aesint gusckery BY jos Ralph
~ D. snts"r cfths Family rhy.ssn Sc oth edition, ~
PIP, With plates Price 81 Sold by the publisher 81 Ana
streets by most booksellers and W author ~ recnwch
street nr msed free u postage BY addressing box SD cwcr
Post Once.
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRI-
- yNe Treat~c.' Ne-Onsce hours 9to ~ A. VI 6esP.
~ tSrnday eserped) No. sfrh FROM Tvs
uncommon medical advantage the author has enjoyed "a
this speciality he has SIMPLE for sssns that
stag certain diseases their - we'll asths
depershle Effects resnltss early habits hs
esn iusure sscb certsin SAFE sud radical
obtsned from Other 10 Ameries Those who
PITTS the ssrer st,res v be surprised At the ease aad
pduy ottse sprs.
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Passengers Arrived.
NEw OnIrAss-Shp Jsssore-Nrs keer aad ehild-2 in
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DAssENcERS FOR THE WORLDS FAfR.-PAs5A9E
Il for Southampton and Hsvre-The United states Mail
steamer FRANKLIN captain James A. otton will leave
New York the 9th Of April. touching nj Southampton.
She oncrs to wishing visit London during the
worlds Fair great ADJ antage both IN the ~ time
and Her speed and foe the cenarts
Of passengers pa-ped by ahas Ice
passage apply % MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, 70 Broaiway.
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DATES or sAfI.iSg:
-. 4

For freight spply
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No 81 Wall street. NJ.
brown, SIMPLIFY n 60. liverpool
~ q, ROBERTS n co. ~ Kings Arm Yard, Lsai,a.
u. BRArER, In, \ Bouleyar I'd. Montmartrc. PARIS.
The Of these ships will he for goi
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals
unless bills ofedng signed therefor and the value therot
therin expressed.
After the nrs OF April next the Of by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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piis; hris Nereus Manssnia Keeka. Cardenas Mary IT,
batmsrs seLrs Jas Parker. st Peters May Flower Sc
johns, NJ Globe. Philadelphia
60. v,, BAr,. March Fl.
Arrissd-Schr Frances Hs~ thorn. Chare.toa.
saied-Schr spray, Dow, Baltimore.
Passed Dovn-Soop Pierce Godfrey, from Taunton for
Passed UP 2eSchr Ioscius French and sloop Mt Hope
Philips, Nfork for Taunton.
Nrw onLEAss, March 10. .
rriysd.Stsamsr Union. Nfork ship Avslanche. aud
Cearvd-Bark Charles Thompson, Boston; bark Lyman.
York
NoRroaK, March q
hrrived-Schr Ella. Matanzas.
. Clesrrd-Br brig Enterprise. Dcmarsra; sehr Louisa
pyesterday bark Virginia. from Richmond for New Or
leans IS il Hampton Roads. .
Arr'ed-shp Covper, North Pacific. with $40 ehl. vi.
Island ship jefferson from North Pase Tor NIsaIaa vita
LOO Lb8 sp and 2itD bbls VIII oil.
Schrs Ellen Rodman. Nlork.
2d-Arr sclir Jeroiomon, suffolk. Va . ~ ~
Ann Flowers Chaplin Hartford for Boston, Moon Prince,
creenport for Nantucket.
Saled-AH the vessels in port,
NEwBuRyPoRr March D.
saled-Driy Nitheroy Poto Rico.
despatch from Delaware Ireakwater announces that
coal went ashore last evening cape Henlopen close to
the Beacon Light where she remains we'll She has
Brig VIM Mecvery FROM cardeYss !, in the rs %.
Arriyed-schrs Hone Candy story n.timere; Nail
cleared-i,ris A,takapas, ssrtelle. C.rdenas.
salea1Sehrs Abemars riuart. Pancheco. Nc soop
eSd-Arr schr Rival. Farnham. Clinton Conn ed. At
nTpod her 10 he the hnssvs s%h Of " for ca
Spring. from North Pacific. on Watch Ill., Passed bari,
bound the sound supposed to be the Henry Trowbrd
schr Time, Edwards, Suffolk, Va.
Passed Point Judith ga, schr Anthrocophora whelden
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MO FEE TIL crREp-pR. MURPHY ms RyuoyEp

~ to No % Roosevelt strct Chatham. where he 10
hourly consulted all diseases Recent he
without mercury in two TO four days. with unparalleled
HE specific. 81 hox cannot be beaten. ~ BIZ
beaten DIR. N. will forfeit 500
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shin Westcrvelt Hoodless. Liverpool bark Caa3ace.
Arauit Canton. hrs Tybce, Ferguson. Chsricstpn
Az. alma Uneua Vista. Howard New Orleans Gertrude.
Weeks cor Mobile, brig Excel Tailman to Savannah aat
others.
Sunday nieht anrins NE ~ hl9w saar nannr not
known srnt near pgn y the Hook inside TIE top
her mast " out ~ water.
Nspcp 2t-wnd 81 sunrise, y y mcriai'n. NV A. sun.
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Letter Bags of steamer Asia for Liverpool will close o..
the Reading Room ts1 Exchanged Wednesday, 18TH at the
usual hour. J.
Letter Bags for Havana. California &C. per Ohio. will
close ut the Reading Room I Exchanged Wednesday 18th
at O'clock.
letter and small package Express for California. will
leave the Reading Room t67 Exchange) Thursday 2h
at ~ o'clock steamer Prometheus for Chagrc arriv-
ing time the New Orleans for Fran
days. Postage. - cents.
Letter Bags Chagr.s San Juan Jamaica Panama. and
the South Pacific made at the above office and forwarded
per Promctheus.
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"a.

ton, except that portion enclosed in brackets,
which is evidently your own Interpretation Of
the words, "under present circumstances" and
which Interpretation, it is believed, is the first
which has been ventured before the public I'd.
on competent authority. Without co.operation
actually established! 0minous pl,raseology
truly. 1t is asked Of you, in all candor and
respect, when before, and on what occasion, in
what speech, letter, or consultation did you
ever employ equivalent language or take the.
position it necessarily and inevitably implies.
Your meaning can be nothing more nor less than
that South Carolina shall neither secede alone
after cxhausting all honorable means to oh.
tain cooperation" without success, before the
adjournment OF her convention, Tor ever, unless
she has received assurances from some Of her
sister States of the South through all the sol.
emn forms of Legislative enactments or conyen.
tional ordinances, that they will break from the
Union with her or after her, and join 10 the for.
nation of Southern Confederacy. What
jewel is consistency! According to the ideas
you now propagate, neither the evidence of the
public press, nor Of Southern Rights Associa.
tions, nor executive correspondence, nor popu.
lar demonstrations in the other States, will suf.
iS' w Sou ~ di0 tuth
State to the eliminating point of secession =
Acts OF the legislatures or the ordinances OF
conventions are demanded as evidences of CO.
operation by the other States of the Sontl, be.
fore South Carolina shall dare to move, and il
assurances in such form are never afforded,
tn; these chains of our serytude and these
insignia of our dishonor shall ,lank in our cara
and poison our eyesghs for all time. and be.
come more galliug and conspicuous as years
Increase! This, this, sir, is the cooperative
doctrine in part of your Barnwell letter; but.
alas alas, it is not the whole.
"Brutus had rather be villager,
Than to repute himself sen Of Rome "a
Under such hard conditions as this time
Is like 10 lay upon U.s."
The writer will continue his comments 20.
morrow; in tie meantime, you are remitted TO-
your reflections. PALMETTO.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19
G3O0 Reward.

VaS"ApED from The Jail of kersllaw District,
II :. Ion Monday l4;h Of July la-l, Nr ~a!l'-
u, J. I~,vr who WAS convicted oi lie murder
of Mr. i ,bri j. Lester at Spring term, lS3l.-
Said Love i about 6 feet inches high ana about
20 or .! years cfag,, rather dark hair aud OF a
saIlow complexion. and has rather down cast
look. with rather dark grey eyes, with som" oi lis
front teeth rather decayed, said Love Is a ,carPell'
ter by trade.
Twill give tie above reward to any pero who
Will arpph"nd lr .aid Love and lodge him in any
Jail in lh., State, or one hundred and fly dollars
FIR his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him.
..-a-a.aa JOHN INGRAM, 5. X. ID.
Aug. IL, G8 u