The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-20
Drscoysar OF AxcIENr WORKS .er Arr.

I'VE learn from Munster. SSsstI iti,lt lta.sf
that sonse iresco paintings 1titiic ilsiiefffi
century l.,ya hcen lately discovered IN .ile
| church. nj Sere,pho.s,, near that town, and
| tint n curious specimen 81 pninttd gtafs,
has hecm found at LenenWindsi,. iii 6taE
rhci alsc oi i'alrokiis Church, at sS1ssf,
Romano fresr-s and siaiue.irr of tile
twelfth con nry hlye been rlisrnyereil. aiiJ
measures taken 10 reinnye from lycn ihes
coat ings al lime and plaster whirh the Ia
naiicism Or ilre giurance ni former years
has Iu.np.,.i III them It'hts afs1 ibcensfis,
covered :ht Ii Nicolai Chapel. IN S,,sst
Calhe,lr,i, i. entirely covered WIIr very
s.ur,nu. painting of tile ,wcinl cenlsry..
| NEBBAsKA.-A writer from Ecbrakka
tcrrnory speaks III the following t.atier.hg
terms of that section. s. 80 s-5 ~
"A vale, cguaIing in calm and screns
beauty anything that ronance c9ii Imag.ie,s
lay from oiir very feet stretching up to Tho
summit ri the yasi chain dividing the East
and West Americans uf the NJ. iii. No.
steep, no gorge, no towering mountain side
To climb, but an ascent very gTndull.l lnd
all garanded with beauty. Tie nireanlWe
followed, by thousand winding%. turned
upon itself, hiding It's si!vcry head beneath
the willows whose silkcn iresscs sioolesiiO
kiss ,is shining waters. It's way was
| through Il tuSHiIhN, iuS FHt.
grasses, enough TO pasture n mil OS
buff, ,oes, aud magnificent in rich aora.Hs.ga
TIE WmMISGToN RnATs.-We learn
ii,a. the Agent of The Wilmington Inc IN
this city. Mr.. F.. WISsI.ow, has cliartefe,i
the stc,rner Charleston TO run to Whining
l. until the h"a.s Of ih. line can here
p,irc.l. She s rxpec;el to leasc this c:iy
with the mails ,iis afternoon nj tho Usual
) hour. Considerable difficulty has, w:.snn-!
,!e. stan !. been experienced IN prncnriIg'
} he services of a boat, all of them being.
f,l en- loved nj this .euson. The steam.
er Gndi,tor. it is though, will be able tp
re. umc her trips Tomorrow. aud Tho steani-
VIM g,on in all next week. E,ery
cxertm will he used 10 pui the passcn-
ger. aud nj Ills through regularly. -,
We learn from the Savannah Morning
Seirs. that nj two o'clwk nn Tuesday
/. morning, fro rnkc out in a cooper shop
: on In,Iiar sirer., al The western part M that
), civ The building, which was a long,
! wao len sh Il, was soon i'll blaze. AMI
:, n vc SHIRT time Was entirely consumed,
y t"ur,lcr with it's contents. which con-
Z sisted nf rice licrcrs AMI light. .anissser.
\ A tile tools nf nbnn; rig hi ern fa,ifs. were
ii principally owned by Mr.. Morris H.ekefls
IL wiose lnss, savs thr Nrms. is between
s,x and seven hundred dollars.
Is A Sacramento papcr spexking offt're
I. WY, ay settle towns in California, ssyn
d that within ,wcn'y-innr hours a!tsr& Tie
- first great rush To In. nro', a town. n lit q
$. Distance remove !, was surveyed. mapped
-uh.,tiviletl into streets, SQUARES, &c, and
in for weight hours afterwards itconianed
= a number Of stores, iavcrns, boarding
e, houses or hotels, gambling hnuaea, will
!. monte and biliinrd-tailcs rnd all Tic uaual
- establishments found in tn inland mining
towns.
IT, THE AMERICAN PRISONERS II SrAiS -
a letter irnm the United States Secretary
of I4ecn,;on mt Madrid, states. that tie
'c Gnatamala, pr!snn-tr transport, Was. still 81
- Ygn. pcrfnrn,ies. quarantine, on The sit
u ni December. and that nn the expiration q
qunrnnipe. measures would be- sHknr hs
i, he Spanish Government Ss SIS
t
Prisoners to = Siia sdgf,St
delay. They have not Soecn subjected fty
81 any harsh ,rc,tincIt during their i,nprisor :
!. m"nt and will c adequately supplied will,
:, cl''hng and other necessaries in Spain !,
u DISASTERS on THE LAKE IN ls5I.-Du
n ring he yonr 1881, property toJheIv value nf
Is ST30,537 was los, on The lakes. and 80
n Ives. Five steamers, three prnpeilere, and
thIrtr.seven sail vessels were totally LOST
The Disasters Of the Last four wears have
" invn'veh the lnss Of S2O7S.ii6 worth OF
Z property, and 5ti:} lives. r;
!. MnRS-it was saying of ,lc famous
)" Cardinal De Retz. " no, in his tIav. coca
u si"nal!y made use of the mob of parin tn
accomplish his factous purposes, ,llat mo. q
n would possess more power if they conl,t
- he kept together !onger-bu. that, uninr-
tunateIy, the sinutest mob was not praos
!. against hunger, and was very apt 10 dis
:. pcfse when snrrer:time came. s
CAUSE OF LORD PaLMERsTox's RE-.
sIGNATIoN.--Tie London San hazartla M,
) opinion subject III which most of tho
:. European journals are either silent or ut
: fault We nl!udc 10 The caIscs ATTENDING
il h" resignation Of Lord Pa;merslon. Tl.is
journal contains the following: "Tl. q
D statement in The best informed American,
/. circles is. that Lord l'nlmerator roes
D out urol. the affair OF The Pronefhens."
North CARoLrNA RAuRoAp.-Thcre
are al present 629 men and 2OI bows EN-.
: ploycd on the Ncr,h Carolina Railroad, be-
: tween Charlotte ard Salisbury, and il ia
r supposcd TINT the whole Of that portion Of
1 the road will he graded during Tic present
= year.
A. YOUTHFUL MURDEREss.--On Saiur.
day morning, in the Court of Oyer ana
Terminer, Sarah Gerber aged Ia, was
convicted Of murder in The second tIeayee.
in causing the death Of Florence Miller, an
infant, ten months Of age, by making il
swallow pins and needles. She was Tho
nurse of The child. and gave ii tie deadly
: articles TO make it (re,fu. in ortlorithat its.
/ mother might be obliged TO nurse il instead
OF her.-PkR Amer. tf9 ~
The State Democratic Convention as--
scmblrd at jackson, Mississippi ON the 9th.
inst. Fifty counties were represented and
+ he greatest enthusiasm is said to havo-
prevailed. Judge .ANisr Of Adams County.
presided.
The Baltimore resolutions OF 1913, and