The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-20
DrscovgR Y.or AScIsxr wol;xs pr. Aer.

we learn iron. Munster, Il Ss5,SIt IN iaesEs
thai ronle ircsco paintings oft The t|.i,iee1ilt
century l,,ve hecn lately discovered in tie
clurrl, mt SSoretplio.st, near tl,attuwn. aiHl
| that n curious specimen 81 .piiniGd glars
bas becn found Mt Lenenwindsp., III flls
chicl nilsc al i'atrokiGs Church, ut slSie,d.
! R,n,anic frracHs and si:,ineirs Gf !. tile
twelfth cen ury hlye benn disrnYcrcll, anJ
measures taken Ia reInnye from ilJcn lhs
roaiings nf lime and plasicr which the fa-
| naiicism or the igIruraIicG nj inJiDET years
| has I,rnp...I up tlrir ItI,,s nfs1 bsan stlis.
covered hit Ii,. Ncpla Chapel. i-Sfeest
| Ca,l,elriI, i. entirely covered Wi'iIavefy
t.urlnu. painting vi the thcrnrsry...ff
| NEBBAsKA-A writer from Nn!,rasks
icrrrnry speaks IN the following Eaticr.fg
terms Of That section. ,S3 IS 49, -
".l vale, cg.,aing in calm and serenB
beauty anything that r0lnhnre csn in,agtresy
lay from olir very feet stretching up IN The
summit of the vast clnim dividing tho East
and West Americans III the No. th. No
steep, no gorge, no towering mountain side,
to climb, but an ascent very grndnhl. and
all garlanded with beauty. Tile -ireuulse
followed, by a thousand winnings, turned
upon itself, hiding its silvrry lead beneath
tho willows whose silkcn ire-ses st0opedip
kiss ITS shining waters. It's ways'waS
through ineatlnw, luxtriant iii rsff.
grasses, enough 10 pasture iniliioa-Vf
butf;l,oes, and magnificent in rich flora.".=I,sh
TuE WrLMiyGToH RnATs.-We learn
Tint lie Agent of tile Wilmington line ilI
this city. Mr.. F.. WINsIow, has cl.ar,eIei
the steamer Charleston to run to Wilming-
I. n until tho hna.s Of ih. line can bc2 re-
p,ircI She is expec;c to lea &c this CITY
with ihe mais tn afternoon nj theGsnal
) hour. Considerable difficulty has, wrAtin!s
,.e. stan !. hcen experienced in procuring;
. he services of a boat, all Of them being
, fl, en-. .loycd at this fenson. The steam.
cr G!adi tnr, it ix thought will be able tn
re. umc her trips Tomorrow. and the xtcam-s
VIM gton in all next week. EieTy,
cxcrtim will he used 10 put The passcn-
ger. aud M ills through regularly. &c.,
: We learn from the Savannah, Morning
! Ners that at twn o'clnrk on Tuesday
j. morning, fire rnkc out in cnnpef shof,
c on In,lar street, al The western part 0i that.
;, ci;v The building. which was a long
II wao len sh d, WAS snon in blaze, AMI
r, n vc V short time Was entirely consumed.
y ,vur.lp:r with its contents. which cnn-
" sisted ut rice iicrccs ami light .iaii.her.
n A the ,eo,s nf about eight ern llanlis, were
NJ principally owned by Mr.. Morris H.rkeiis
!, whose lntS, says the Nr,rs. is between
.,,x and seven hundred dollars.
Is a Sacramento piper speaking Of tile
I. wlyi oy settle towns in California, So ya
ld that within iwcn,v-Sonr hours a!isrs tho
IS frs, great r,Isl, to tn. sEo', town. lit q
ss Distance remove was surveyed, marpPd
-uh-,'ivi,letl into streets, sqnsrs, &C., and
in for y-cight hours afterwards i,conlained
: n number Of stores, laycrns. bnsrding-
g, houses or hotels, gambling houses, with
/. monte and hillinrd-tacs end ailiiic: usual
l.. establishments found in III inlsnd mining
-, towns. q.
Il. THE AMEErcAH PRISONERS II SfAIS -
A letter irnm the United States Secretary
of Irgutinn nj Madrid, states. thai tif
&c Gua,amala, prsnn-trnn-Pnr.. MAS sill Al
IN Ngn, pcrirn,igss quarantine, on tho. ] Sit
u> ni December Z nt that un The expiration oi
uuarnntipe. measures would be-. taken hy
he Spanish Government iG:Soss-sss 5S
4s,!5sTssS sSs
fgisosserT to 7iiH 81 8 8
- delay. They have no, s0ecn subjected II,
d any harsh ,re,t'ncn, during their i,npris,,, :
L. m"nt. and will be adequately supplied with
=. cl'thing and other necessaries insSpsin. !,
II DISASTERS on TuE LAKE IN ls5I.-Du
~ '''' = S''' A'|'''N F''I'Si'S
Is ST3n,337 was lost on the lakes, and 70
n lvcs. Five steamers, three prnpellcrs, and
> thlrtr-seven sail vessels were totally losf
The Disasters Of the Iast fn,r wears have
)" involved the lnso of S2.07S.iiG worth oil
= property, and 5ti:} lives. fnt
:. Mons, was saying Of tho famous
Cardinal De Retz. hn, in his day, occa-
" Sionalsy made use Of the mob nf paris ,.,
. ocrcn,,,li. i.I his a.
., would possess more power il thev couls
"a he kept together longer-but Tint, uninr.
tunatcly, the stouest mob was moi proof
). against hunger, and was very apt 10 dis
:, pcfse when snrFer::tine came. @s
n CAUSE or I.oRD PALMERsTos's Re.
sIGNATIoN.-The london Snn hazar,ls an
= opinion subject in which most of l,a
r. European journals arc either silent or at
= fault. We allude 10 the causes attending
II the resignation Of Lord Piiimersion. This
J, journal contains the following: "Tl.e
u statement in the best informed american
J.. circles is. that Lord I'nlntrsion poes
9 out upon The affair o: The Promefheus.'
NoRra CAROLINA RAiLRoAD-Tlero
: are at present 629 men and POI bows en-
q played on the North Carolina Railroad, be.
: tween Charlotte ard Salisbury, and i, is
r supposed that the whole Of that portion of
II the road will be graded dnring the present
y yesr.
a. YOUTHFUL MuEDEREss.-On Satur.
E day morning, in the Court of Oyer anA
Terniner, Sarah Gerber aged Ia, was
J. convicted Of murder in the second t!egyee,
), in causing the death Of Florence Miller, sgr
:. infant. ten months Of age, by making il
swallow pins and needles. She was tho
nurse of The child, and gave il tie deadly
: articles to make il frc,fnl, in order ,ha, Hi.
f mother might be obliged to nurse itins,ead
OF her.-IkR. Amer.
The State Democratic Convention aa.
scmblsd at Jackson, Mississippion the 9th.
, inst. Fifty counties were represented and
{ The greatest enthusiasm is said To hayo-
/ prevailed. Judge Ailis, Of Adams County,.
presided.
The Baltimore resolutions of 1913, and