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Written in Charleston, s. c.. by y. C. Adams
Contents.
Introduction.
CHAR. l. The Unlucky Ship
2. Tho Stewards Bravery.
5. Tho Second Storm.
4. The Charleston Police.
D. Mr. Grimshaw, tho Man OF tho County.
@. The Janson In tho Oihng.
z. Arrival Of the Janson.
8. A Nice Dish Of Secession.
y. A fow Points Of the Law.
10. The Prospect Darkoning.
IL. The Sheriff Office
IL. The Old Jail.
IL. How Il IT,
IA. Manuel Perera Committed.
ID. The Laws Intricacy
l3. Plea Of just Consideration and Unshaken
Constancy Of the Law
IL. Little George, tho Captain, and Mr.. Grim
10. Little Tommy and the Police
~. The next Morning. and the Mayors Yer
dict
TO- Emoutc among tho Stewards.
ri. Tho Captains Interview with Mr. Grim
shaw
a. Copciands Release, and Manuels Close
Confinement.
%. Imprisonment of John Paul and John
Baptiste Pamerlie.
"a. The Janson Condemned.
rs. George the Socessionist, and his Fathers
Ships.
rs. A Singular Reception
II. Tho HaJeas Corpus
2s. The Captains Departure, and Manuels
Relense.
70 Manuel's Arrival at Now York
80 The Scene Of Anguish
Conclusion.
Appsndiz-Extracts from the Message of Governor
Means to the Legislature OF South Carolina, on tho
imprisonment of oolored seamop &c, with comments
by the author.
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THE B0vELEIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WITH
VieDs Of Southern Lars, Life, and Hospitality
Written In Charleston, s. c., by y. C. Adams.
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eseded With h boats up the re,ussn 10 ques, Of pow.
erl hota under the orders Of Commodore Barney, and
length, the 2sd of August discovered the object Of
his search Pig Point ~ such terror did his
presence excite that the americans instantly fire
TO their vessels all OF which, except one, blew up
In pursuance OF a bold plan, which he had formed,
the Rear Admiral, joining army of Tour thousand
under Major General Ross, at Marlborough.
advancing upon Washington. the capital Of the United
States ITSELF which he hoped take by coup d. main.
Reaching Badensbug the cath OF the same month"; the
Br tish encountered the cnemys army, OF about 5000
strong. which, although nrmly posted, were attacked and
comp etely routed. Thus encouraged, the victorious
troops pushed forward WITHOUT loss of time, and the
evening, entered Washington. The whole of that
night and OF the following day devoted to the work
OF destruction; and by the evening OF the 25th when the
British commenced their retreat public property TO the
value oil between e. 0Ooo 900 aud fS000oOo had been
demolished. Throughout every detail OF this splendid
achievement, Rear-Admra Cockburn displayed his won't
ei ability andjudgment and il is needless TO add, obtain
cd the high euogum of Sir Alexander Cochrane and Major
General Ross Landing again sept IL near the mouth
OF the Patspsco, heoined next descent on Baltimore
during their pro6ess advance which place the British
lost their general and defeated strong body Of the
my. After conducting many other operations the
southern coast Of the United States where he kept the
Inhabitants in OF alarm, and occupied the
town OF ST. Mary, the Rear Admiral, who had been
ted h. Z. IL. jar >, 1915, ultimately, ON being informed
OF the cessation Of hoste returned to Spthead where
he arrived Nav 4.
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DEATH OF SIR GEORGE COcKBURN-uG; ANERI-
Can ACHIEVEMENTS BURNING Of WASHING

DEATH OF SIR GEORGE COcEBURN-uGi ANEEI-
Can ACHIEVEMENTS BURNING Of WASHING
Ton.
Onc Of the oles, officers in the British service has quit
: this world, having lived with much honor aud won
many distinctions that his uJmc has long been
ted in every circle OF society where political cosstenc,
aud professional ciucuce rewarded with esteem acc
ton aud same. George died the lgth of til, mont.
bennington in the - year Of his age FROM illa,
excellent aud elaborate work. Byrnes Naval Biography
give underneath outline of te life aud services or
81 George CUckbUrn and this statement nothing need
be added FAR relates his BAT; and ic
concluding paragraph of Mr.. OByrue interesting notice
supplies summary Of his Parliamentary life Sill! the
habi'ue. u the lou Of Commons remember something
Of Sir George it is forgotten that among
Legislators lie displayed kngseie and talents beyond the
limits OF h profession During Il years, be had seat ia
Parliament representing ia the OF that period
Portsmouth, Woody Plymouth md RipDn. For Il years
be lad seat at the Board Of Admiralty aud vasthc Par
lueutary organ Of that department throughout great
part that period When the head te Board happens
10 ur a Peer aud the Secretary gentleman OF no grca
experience, tie Parliamentary duties of the lmipliy
necessarily deyOse upon the senior naval lord. IL Is we'll
known that SIR John Wilson Croker celebrated q
Secretary 20 the Board, hal retired from puzzle life
long before the lat accession TO power of sir Robert
Peel, hL, Sir George COsktur hell iu that COY
eminent the responsible pnsnn Of senior naval lori
I-chhfgng all IT, fluctiou- especially those Of Piia
myut!ry character with great credit to hiui.rli
aud Ibis Ministerial chief H. will descend 10 poe
terity only Who IN hi time, and according 90
biz degree, held 900 important rank among tie hwyeT-
OF EugIaud but a7 uIu associated with No-uu-Otru
100 Victory never BOO lyi a., man who irrI Icny
came not Ony European enemy, but cInteid.d success
fully with American srtmcu-p and yIDr. The tc.fprt.
uOu Of peace, in lsl5uatuaiy n bis mind vi %
Tor that iuuei orJ iytncut Of domestic happiness t.
which sailors rarely attain aud probably the tine
t.rrI.I ID YYtg
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WV. IRI SMITH.
SUCCESSOR TO SMITH 4 MARVIN,


FASHIONABLE CLOTHTNG,
get The uI sia, % iSy Money IN cloth %S ,ho@.slys. Or
sf s9 tom Nv TO s 's1 .2 y' ss Of 10 As, w aHd -
give a'my NivrPICToRY hing the only house
irre'' hy ,ronraE t msgcfarg and viii do s,l 10 CIV,
,ss TRA SMITH
NJOTICE 10 n"HEit GITTrI,s--Prolr-si- viii be fc-
Faiam,e Railroad Company ,or 10000 sII- heavy ,on
Wilt or pa OK feet c,rc lon, han lnchs.Ir
siea cir n.h,, uics Of the cot
-' - hr gr N bad kno r Wind ssk,7 or other defect
delivered gibsr At the Depot Richmond liDe
I,sI care 70 Inspected ~ Superintendent
.eers road um, delivery maze lnosn
ss,.'f superintendent q Rad
~ W ta9,l TeG a. 30 VIZ N2 -
oCfHy srsANsnP GoANoKF. c,yr,Dy, conmar- LpF5s,s
~ 49, e. .r'.. set ~ e., E3 e, Of oeo,s 81 ldsy
r. aod ,'rm. be .,eai,d a. ,nss aou,n side Of
r.r .,ioi meals, &c. aoioo e,,ra', only llo s,eersg,
,r.,', tar Norfolk charged hs 'aa, I e Rly.r boats
aWroHTNyT Norici. ,IgSS,Ssrp9mnTAu9S myE IL"
EI'HH"Hb, ,'so- ~ ~ ~. l',, go D., ~ 800
,ga.5., iam,,. tE,wpERr a., ro6,nDNrAs Tho Brru
ar R,barud a,nny, 'he leave, bnord every fus'day IT.
IT, T.. ,uosI,s leave, B,umr. sy,y "wednesday Afternoon
huond returning, bio leaves Lnond egcfy saturday
COL f.r Elliimnrr.
weight whernr P'urv, Cincinnati, and the South AMI
West generally BE- shipped CO. Advantage hy this route.
s.r-u LtuLAM q WATSON.
HOnN snNrih, M.',hsni taiot. No . hs,haHgs 5aht
selected ttDet ~
CLOTHS CAsSlNEREs, VESTINGS, &C.
ts stss implfts aui shDuabr styles and Will D.
pleased Gee s ui rnda and te public generally lsr--'u
vyOTiOT land ady,reI ~ be 25t iust.
~ 10 sold privately before that nc has been SOLD
A. u ASpERsON
,uabefitnd. sept ., i,58 s.7-ilt&elt
3 fffFt -gf ~
w rrratigs Tonic putsr Anti pJsptpto, aud lntiE"rs
ing C0rdiHfhs Medicinal H.y,rtfc is mtuufciufd ~ ~.
Proprietor 40 tstIm, l1 Holland aud vauaht' ~ gnN
ffu lffDuf property tut mgr dit Nii q" VIC '-
qutty. received
Tor sale b. n. u. DuVAL a bhOlHth,
ffI h'ns olhafe'
n iconCE 20 lc1rce Paste, go hafcases o.
tlmlna d. d., sn1at, Tor sale 90 arrive. ..-...
eel HAIV' = "AShhh'ihi"
tNsEs oil one hasand gsons sauentgd pure, reeeiv
~ log aud Toe sale BENNETT BEERS Drugshts'
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~ Information Wanted ct Edward D. L----when last
heard from, Norfolk virginia IL has absenied himself
from bed and board Tor last Any
concerning him. living dead, would be thankfully received by
his wife. Direct to No. IOS Gsrsd Street, York
se2-diw MARY LEE
CO NoiccThe Canal Is repaired and the Packets
thrir regular yesterday MONDAY leaving usua
hour, BPM BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
Richmond, Sept. est
Look TO your inter-t!-Tie Le'r'jHry Chronic weekly
paP>r published ia LeWisburg, GreenLer county iIyy
subscription than any paper that portion State
nsequenty, the best medium for Merchants anil ddrerrs
y,sry that in Western Virginia. has all
the advantagesof c.iirG io, well iirgcsf
.giI tim Ithas good subscription
brer Mouroe Pocahonta AghNny Bath Fayete Nicholas,
Raleigh subscription price
10 only ONE DOLLAR per- dHHig must be a better medium
fog In future than a srI-d2tkcht
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"CAS SUcH THINGS Bis Arc the New York demo-
cracy united MOI Will they unite at Syracuse the
thr,eenths No for informed that the hunkerS
m 10 up there purpose to have their State convention
20 themselves Furthermore, upon this question clip
,he following from OF morning penny papers Ct
his city concerning the programme OF the hard shells
"Tneir platform will be the resolutions introduced by
Mr. D. b. Taylor the late Legislature, aud which
re adopted by tie Central Committee added which
II be strong recommendation 10 tue democracy
iy the canal enlargement policy. Senator Vanderbilt OF
Kings county whom they regard father OF the canal
enlargement policy will be nominated for Comptroller Ly
nan TrvmIu, Oi Greene county, Tor Attorney General;
Russell smith, OF New York, Secretary OF STATE IL. :.
Cutting OF Erie county Tor Treasurer; John c. Ma
taer oil Rensse county, for Canal Commissioner Ire
iomnationD John ;. Naiew, OF Albany Tor State Prison
Nv =! BtOCme county, for Clerk VI Apca tor
two Judges OF Appeals, Hiram DEMO aud Reuben H. Wal
WORTH
Can such things be-" l. it posD that there are 70
De ovcrurcs, compromises, conferences AT all,
between the hard -iells and soft shees, Syracuse.
Viii the democracy haze conventions the
lay at Syracuseg Shall have two opposing democrat
&c tickets nominated, We afraid that thus it is be
si,h the free s, strangely enough, the side OF IN
administration. such the TaScay vicssiIudes OF party
politics. How amusing they to an independent peo
pie and independent press. Hard she' to arms! Pre-
pare for the bloody thirteel.ti ~. y. HsraiL
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W,ySrsnopo- AUG % ls5s

Ncssys. De0he d BrooA RicLmoHd:
Gentcmeu-lu reply to your favor Of the Goth, upon
the subject OF my Whiskey have say the article sold
is the only pure Rye lFhi'kcV put up by II any
in your city offered such 55c have been
adulterdtcd for it could be manufactured for that
price.
have been in the habit of furnishing very different
article from that sod 10y you and much lower price
Ii was perhaps that which offered the above price
may say all who purchase of you that sent you
that they have pure Rye be made without even
cOloring matter. Very truly, yours,
PETER HANGER
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PETER HANGER.
9y- The I,u.In.-. Men of M,

So The business Men OF RIchmond, BII-Ueads
should leave their orders ELLYsoNs PRINTING OFFICE
egraph Building Main Street; where they will be printed
finest stye the best EnEh aud American papers
pattern Ornamental designs furnished Tor every branch
Of business Al kinds Printing very pr
on the celebrated Ruggs Rotary and the Adams Machine
JOB Pres.es.
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HESoCo COUNTY CoURr.-The following Justices mr.,
sding-Messrs Garrett, Netes, waldroge Dickens and
Lyme.
The Criminal Calendar of this term was LIGHT
consisting OF principally the case Of Morris the slave
tried aud acquitted on Tuesday charge attempting to
violate the persons of Barbara Lambert and Isabella w
Butler, and some one two other unmportant cases
All OF which were disposed Of on Tuesday.
They were engaged yesterday in making orders for
roads, and dsposns Of incidental motions Of civil charac
Tel
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ALEyANpRIA MARKET S.nt 4

Flour is very irm-vory little doing owing to small
stocks and light receipts Fresh ground is scarce and
wanted for retail purposes 1t would probably command
So. The demand for wheat continues active. Prices
steady, tending upward. We quote red Halle cts
demand or dai63 cts. for white, and 66aGS cts
for yellow. Large parcels prime would bring more
money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-08

IMPORTANT To FARuERs-Far ,ners mechanics and all
Shu interest the forthcoming Far OF the Stltc
ucuur4l Society, will be gratheI 10 learn that the Va
sn.I Tennessee Railroad Company have agr, Ell 10
transport, Tree of charge, Ill contributions to the Fair
ius What might have been expected OF road be.
hind any other tie los Iyeraty, and uus. IL
NI stimulate every farmer the road
.uIe according his the OF tie Fair
Contributors earnestly requested to assemble many
contributions possible point a,UIg the TuaI
and maze known tile time AMI place OF assemble K TO
tue friJcut Vt the Company, that suitable
ucn> Or their transportation may be made. yaeh,YIy
E[pnss.
TnE ErIDnuc.-IJ v,I be gratifying intelligence to
friends abroad 10 learn iaI there Is gradual ln.!naou
tg atermeuts, which has continued for days past
The climax OF the disease the 2IsI ut when the
deaths from yellow fever 25I. Snce that terrible
ny the record shows tue following gradual decrease O.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-08

space Of SSez months and Dsaoerat. paper can see
no cause for pasingit As there y. for CEN
suring il either in the estimation of the DcmOerat it
must think the Administration las done nothing all
this time. But our cotcmpOary OF the Denocrit
frankly admits he does not like the way the President
has treated the Virginia Democrats in the distribution
Ofthe plumber. lie says "the entire overlooking oil
Virginia in dsposing of the offices of distinguished
honor did wound our native pride little" We hope
he feels better after that confession, and commend
his course to all of his brethren.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-08
METROPOLITAN niLL!


TRIUMPHI VT So CCESS!!
gDOSIrIvRLY tie Int Wet az .iHaiTs Gr.u !S,rpfHyE
Painting et hs h"d 81 M' Wgrd, the Opening Of the
seal,
with Grand Concert, Ly The celebrated MADAME ROSiLIE
DtH4NN, and her talented Troupe
viii perform cysry evening this week.
Tickets reduced FOR the accommodate lion - ALL to firefyfS~
For particulars, small bills s-6-5;
SSETRoPOLTrNN HNI.IA-Thr bird or song
KUNKEL'S NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE
Will their
EIgHTH ANIMAL VISIT
In Richmond FRIDAY EVENING, sept. 10Th
And viii continue until they give
EIGHT THEIR SELECT AND EI.EGASr MUSICAL sOIREE,
They teirod friends Of the aud disu
10 the public.
ELEVEN GIFTED ARTISTES,
each and every selected ~ hi eminent abe
form the Re-.
u the city u bIlumorr they iOi tOu-sruis Enter
tlrmrni-, with immense success.
Admission %
~ For further PARTICULAR. see bills Of tia LAY.
s.s-u join 7. FORD, Agent.
~ DUNLOP MONCURE co. ask the attention ofdealer
g. their Aun Of 5JJ hds Porto Rico au ~ o. No
lIss, Bacon &C., this a1ruing 10 O'Clock,
th ir whtr and Wa 'rhpu'c, at Rockets.
sale WITHOUT TertTd 9" Weahsr
orpOItTt NITb. a .utrnlu Who la been
~ dining In the country fr several obliged chang
hi Therefore Dee viii sell his Guod,
the stand which he has occupied business having
% f6HD capital tbs Is opportunity benE
Richmond t,ckIy settled healthy
wealthy neighrhoo u useless here describe tlrthcr
Any wishing In regard IT, will please address NJ. A.
through the Richmond Post onlge. s.~-2aw3w
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Mr.. pl, not Objectionable.

The Charleston Mercury the leading Democratic
paper in South Carolina comments upon the appoint
ment of Minister to France. IL mentions that the
men who have been most named for the place are Mr.
Dix and Mr. Wise, and states that il does not think
Mr.. Wise fit for the place Mr. Dix docs not appear
to be Objectionable and The Mercury does not think
he should be vctmize for the charges of FrccsoilSm
against him As to the opposition to the appointing Ont
of Mr.. Dix, the Mercury says;
"But do not admit, at least we have seen no
proof that opposition to his appointment has come
from the South, although it suits portion of the
Northern press to say 50. 1t seems to us he is in
reality opposed mainly by division of the party in
his own State"
After that we think we should hear further out
cry against AbolitoniSm by Southern Democrats.
~. -...,,.. c-,r, p,,r,,, ,.;u a.,
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This, the frat b!g-h looks favorable bu: it must b,
boue 90 iit tHat uutc -.c lou tSuntyyS thousand Vi
people who have gone Though tie acciuitng pro
tess have died. aud the dnnuuluu ct deaths do not
bear corresponding proportion to tie decrease vi sD
lccts. Ne must caution uuAc,luL;yd citizens iOu,
dvuding themselves with sudden auIue founded hopes
aHd hus ueglectug aud relaxing any other OF their pre-
cutU.ary measures. Exposure to the and night ait
particularly be- avoided, ~ now than .t any
previous lime Gur tiic The weather asttc.
bic to tie well aud agcuatci, but uulcctnat,I
aud the cs h has been, for tie pas; days pyl.
deal can be- We sorry 10 say tat the -cOurgr
uOw extending Ncy GENERALLY among those Who not
Jected 10 the discomfort aud pfyauOu- which sup
posed 10 be the main pro, Uus aud auIiaries OF tr
disease, aud, in several instances has been tcuGe
nit peculiar yiruicuce and Ihgly We know OF three
ci-e near neighbour, who have DegH taken down. 81
ue,n s lived here . Yeas without leaving the place,
nd the other tgO confident ti tuey had toe lever
%. Turner cpI!rutgH wears.
We again advise friends IN b. w.tchful aud prudent
the wind, 10 It, present quarter Northeast. great go
cpuIgcr % yeJ" fever, Keep Oi H. influence
~ possible, AND sleep with your windows dONn-N ~
Tom. Bntsiir, SPIT lst.
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STRANGE AfrAiR-Samusl Harris. free Negro was ar.
rested on yesterday by Constable Lewen aud
before Justice Ne'tes upon charge OF illegally cohabit-
ing win white iass named Eliza Bridgewaer. Aner an
examination he was committed to Jail In default of bail in
ne sum oil 500 Tor his appearance before the November
"rand Jury term Of the Court of Justices for enrco
The tasety lass aud the colored beaux are residents of
Screamersvlc, Heurico.
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hkkriSa or rnr CITY coUsciL.-The regular monthly
meeting Of this body will be held Monday evening next
The September term of the Hastings Court will also
commence ON that day.
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500, suGuR Or L. a As Stuart" brand. for .Alsby
~ ses DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
LYON BALTIMORE-The hne st.sAIling schooner
IL JOHN I. fARDf, TTAyers master, having the 4TESN
greater portion OF her cargo engaged, will have dis TTS
patch. For balance Of freight apply .essk.
sss-3t W. d. cOLoUITT CO.
g.Noit DO-TON. = The nne fast. saing schooner
n LlGHrPOOr, Wallace master, having the greater
portion Of her enrage will have Dispatch For S3
balance OF freight, apply .7z&sax.
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