The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16
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.TIMoRK, August 3
.arriycd ont On he g, 2 81 lsi sSsa,stI
Germany ti:crp ai.c if;iiis5i;
az iiisurfectinnar q iDf,Ns.ltie II y Il q is
jrumpred at ConstantihapI liat
French minister MSS ilrisll be l',5ft
| hat france would single & lniisiea y as
sist Turkey il lengla,Nt stiniilsl Iicsifaif
Adyiees tiDin q d 81 lt9 t,is.
fresh l'iissia@ forces Il,
i'cssaralia and the Crimes, % 900
iro"I's with La faieets q lssafti ispy
were advancing towards tha.S DaIiiibe
Issaid tha, the Chinese re els have
taken Amty. Canton md ;Sslianaha Ia & !
isarc also threatened.
BALTlsoRE, August 4 2..I' he ls,as14
tribu,ions ut y " York for, IowEs
ard Associatinns Mt E Ne% OFf,a,,s,
reach sl3 600. The steamer ;dui;s5., -
lana is taking IN troops at tsifofts If INN.
iton for the Rio GrMiide. Ihf. s,n,ss
first to New Orleans. 4 a ii aeeii s.nS q
took place on the Baltinii5sg and; and
Ohio Railroad Yesterday. liz cIi q ~
ran of the tack. a iireipaii Vas
killed, and two others badly Ifurf. 4.
BALTIMORE. August l2.I he Il l,iila.9
dclpha merchants have subscribed So
700 for the Howard Association 3rts
Ncw-Orleans. Guttschalk. tIcs pia,,.s
ist, has rendered his services for5siitIIe f,, &
same object. ilt IS
In Washington tie Grind Jury sl5r, &.
have found an Indictment against john.
Clns. Gardiner, for perjury on the.
late trail. The bail is fixed at 50 GO0. 81
The motion for a continuance of tiie
former case was renewed, and objected 3
TO by the United States as the Com.
missioner is soon expected. he con- +
tlnEancc MAS deferred until nextswecis.
BAlrrMorE, Aug. l2.- Another
horrible accident look place on flis
Boston and Worcester Railroad Is
day. The train from Boston came in;
collision with am,cXcursi6Il train from !
Worcester, Near Valley Fails. The
shock WAS terrific, 8 dead bodies si,s
lar have been taken from the wreck.
The third passenger car Jumped 0xSSf
er tue second. killing 3 ersl,ls s.
were escaping fun The windows. The
dead were horribly nnauglcd: Ii g.
estimated 20 were Killed and 40 .wouiis 4
dcd .s,sf 5
The steamer Ful;on has arrived 3 AZ e. {
'"ttsnnnitll, y. II. Commander I,aiiti9 I
ding has left with .npurtalit .despatcI,.
es from the fishing grounds. An,sii
American fishing schooner had beai,,.zs
captured by the Dcvastati.s..3s and t;;k-I
en- 'nli"p,it, bat subsequent lyrtltas.d.f /;
Much ireiing exist against the Brit @
lsh authorities.
BArrlnonE, August ae.cts;t6n I
was steady in New. York on Friday. Is
aud 1850 bales We're sold, 81 q
- IsxErldoRE; August 4 - ,sseaii n ~
eight thousand dollars have 5ee,, q
raised in New Fo.ls ti,rthc2st,laefeFss55iini s5i G 6
New Orleans, and in Baltimore OF ,ii
Change to day, one thpnsand Was i
subscribed, aud a Committee appoint Z
cd to obtain further ct,ntr;;bn.iuils.
The Democratic Convention saf,
Maryland has nominated tho IIi}ti
w. t. Ligon for Govcrndr, ana. 3
W. i'inckncv White, tir Camptro}ler.
.-.4.s> =. 49,.
a SlSGrLAn CAsE.-A Miss Read
of West B"ylston, took .tliIorl firm /, Il
few days az" for the pnrr0scof Mviirst.r
a,to"tli extracted, andsattcr The 9opera.
lion WAS performed, Shciawasgatt aekei i
with severe pain in the head, BECAME
unconscious, and apparcntlydicds Her;
friends surrosing her dead. laid her
out for burial, and bcganito prepare for
the tuncra! ceremonies; ,bnt their grief 8
was unexpectedly turned to .jnyS aid
ast"ni$h,nert, on finding that the; SUI
posed dead began to revive. She
eventually recovered the full posses--
sion Of her facnlties;s but What is Still 81
more singular in her case, Ne are to Ii, ,Ss
she suffers violent pains nsthc4 head 5as555;
regularly as evening nrproaellcs, and
at lcngti, and aboutthe samel,our each I
night falls into q swoon very simiiarto
that which in the first instance WAS
supposed TO have been the sleep o Il
death. This case certainly presents a
most remarkable escape from pres
mat ure hnrial.-Worcester Trans.
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SINouLAn.- Last week two hpgs of
ours were stung so severely byaswarnk &
of the common Honey Bee that. 4!te,Sy.5sssS|
died in a twhonrs. The Piegery was4...
in close proximity to their hives, aud
while the boy was nstlle actsof aloaD-s
ing it, the bees, being proverbially u NICE
and cleanly, dislikcing the odour, Mt
tackled him and the pigs witli9gFeat flu
ry. The boy made his retreat With
but little injury, and left t!icniyio ineet
u more horrible fate that 10 which they
warn l.,cttnnI .-.