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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

iql'rs and groceries His oss reaches sl6Ooo-insutet
fT s4ooO the house. 1890 the stock ani 5000 on
Ire furn IN TIE J. ef-u and other insursa e iii
John Ei,hsId susisns oss OF about $780, insured .Jr
elcco in III Clinton Company.
FTeosriek Rel Us Ices ia shout s3O0; not insured
Psnick Lynoh's lo-s Il about the ssms. l1ssfed
Roisrd Nisos, Will an StrA;on and families 10, pr0ba
bly, sbout 500 each on average.
IL supposed se vas caused By IN iaceaflry' IS
there for the use o. Il in the sprEn'ot
where The flames originated.
About Yesterday the carpenter shop Of Joan D'y
occupied BY Dir Reeve. No l92 Livingsoas. was dam
sg' somewhat by fro 1t however. discovered 10
tine. ard sx'ingushed
AZ oco,k, FIRE broke or, in grocery in Godst nesr
Hilary, which partially destroyed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

The Commissioners of Police me, on Tuesday aud rs
sUmed the sl of charges against policemen for derel,
ton Of duty violation OF the rules and regulations 60
Present Mayor westeryet ard Recorder Tillcu.
wv A. ROSS SERGEANT AND JOHN NC GAuGH,S-rwssrr.
WARD.
NeGsrsSsn ssa.d ,5,n.tyr from s'aion Ho,.s da
hi. charge wss sustained BY Lieut. Miller ws Of ths
ws,d ssed hat he g,ys serse,nt Rc perwissos 90
hn coDsrsd that he under command Of the sesan Ne
soUTHwrrI D. W. D,vrs-rwSSr,.uNsrw WARD.
C8arge-Neglect OF duty Spsci6cason-rhat said
pee % %5oa sss q
snd 2i Of the rule. and regulations Tbs charge ." ''sssd
JosHU, Nc,sE-YIRsr WARD.
Ch6rgs-Negect OF duty Spec,fcatioa-Thst sid
MccsSo a.eO,sd ha. Om twenty ays uinu,e: p..,.
eoe to ye minutes peat 90. ooct on she m mcr.ns Of J.nus
regulations chase sustained BY sese'n Dwyer Of the do
WV wALyoy-sIxrEESru WARD.
ChsrgenNsgeet Of duty SSsc|eaGsi .,s .s,. sad "a
testimony Of Sergeant cinmins taken 10 support charge
Charge-Negect of duty Specifcatioa-Thst said
MMstoH ab'entd himself from 'Ollesl at O'Clock ss
HIRAM KkTCHUM-SIskTEEsTH WARD.
CAarge-Negect Of duty. SPsc.fcation-That saa
Kstchum sb.ented himself from hi, pos =. o'clock March
p Without leave in violation OF section s Of the ana H'
The evidence Of Capt M,yr,rd taken support Of the
JOHN wALsu-TorRrH WARD >.
SI rom Sp{ !o o.o s.ss s
did not hnse for duty until II o'clock ns even
ing without lesye.
Capt Drchetr, Of the Ward ssHainsi this ehsrs'
ALONZO yREDRSBURGH-TWESrtErH WARD
Cbarge-Negect ofdnty SPECIFICATION hat said Vrs
aenbrsh abs utcd himself from post on o'clock on s
18th inst violation section 9 OF the hnios
Regulations The testimony Of Lieut. rrbH aud sefss~A
Mooney wsstaken In support VI this charge
PHILIP n'CLUsKN-sEyENrEENrH WARD -
Chdyge-Neglect of duty Specification said NC
Clnsky sbsenteS himself scs at O'clock FEB ~.
Ward support OF tas chafss
WN q. EGBERT-sEyEsrEEHTH WARD -
Charge Neglect Of duty Specification said EY'
sbent.d himself from his half an hoar at u ococt
March voi ion Of section ~ o 'ns
hulss rho testimony Of Capt Hf was tsksn IN
sspp9Ti 0f tbe cbsEgs
VI. KINgEY-sEyENTEEsT WARD.
Ch0rgeC Coarse proiane and insolent language Sp'cs
the 7h of March inst used cosIsa.
Trofane and lngusg while duty violation Of session
Regulations The evidence
policemen Campbell Esvsyds tahea
support the charge On the the deisno Poesmsa
Fsbert sad White examined
JANIS : WARD-TwEsrIgrH WARD.
CRGrge-C Conduct uDbecoming Policeman Specyscd.
fnThst Ward thc6th OF March conducted hnseif
In d.arseefn and insulting 90 Policeman Newman
Ofcsr Newman gave his testimony support of he charge
socnd behalf stated that bespoke 10 Mr. hsv-
the mentioned time In joking nanasr bat hA Ne
intention f nsaltius him. The Co Irt then adj ournsa
COURT oALEsDAR-THrs D.r.
CIRCUIT COURTNOs 2g7, 2l0, 29i, 372, J73, jIf. JIS
S7s Ss2l 9e3. Sst 3s4t, 5sS 3ss
CONYos -Monday-Part Mos. 3, II, ~. -.
g. So A. a. S. go o. s3 o3 % III Part Nos rs l2, IN l6
It5 i6 iei iso, 2ls 22l 25 $40, $751; sl9, S2
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ys'usA'- thtc tr,ci ~ -sfius
hetes ecor sbh hsd been oas- prs6t
- - ltl NJ vG ias PoP-etsr of one sf ths ba s,il
tstir 600 H ss 'a2 hs 'aoss, af b. place sorss
20 = w aolss he sd ~'si %, nsf bay t fsr ii ~
~ 's Ntae~s tAoskht Be worth <lece % s1oa b<t hs
hsf do I, a. hs h.a psec On TIE o.h.f hxss t
VS. 'oniencsdto % have been sold f sus wssss pr,sl
"a he rs Of hs tsfos ths Mr. Braa dFss the tine he I'D
oce1red ne place ffsn April 1881 10 Jlne Sss ssss ssfsa
c1tht oAs ekP spsaa Of $s so reserved ht ss,ss
tn e-trh3Sh-ert
Jade Dusr IN mailing bis iecisos
sue p he case vas wtesber the ..suee ha good se
shoughs greater price sat po<sy
toes sypeaT ten the moay that ths hsd essa
v ssasaaGe Price without toc- ~itssss rs%.,nss
or nre, s,ens 20 charses obtsin price Os sAs
hAf t1s defendant Is mating the
efsd scod h ~hsat nee s-nee irsad sat esaasA
sso ths defendant hofay scssst
ID r III ire rropst- received bv bin for n. estate JrS<-
meat for dsftntant with sgsrst p'aints, b
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
LAW LNTELLIGENCE

Jain Brahms Jaia's Son, Co James Joyce
Action by Mr.. Brahms assignor against Mr Joyce, bs
to enov. the And for dssges By res0z Of -
having sacrificed the Drosey embraced tee
other plaintiffs creditors OF Ar B. j9nng hin .
the compliant -.
The property eating With t1s
fxures At No Futonist, opposite Fulton anref hf
Jo,ce creditor Ct Mr. B.hrs ssd the usignment vas of
NJ and the other creditors Of u B. o wneh zoe
cher plaintiffs prt The 'z.fnsasnt tas
GOOD viii Of the business and the lease OF tne
vhch the drs Of tae aSsixnsrf slSN
the saeion having bees in jane .nd tne n
the the succeeding MAY rn ne
ity then obtained from the landlord ' '
period. ,.,. s.,,.s sn q,
M joyce cold the asiSned 70 hin ior se
o. T1 20 Mr. Geo Sherwood proprietor o. .s.'s =
vry IL .lered IN the present eorp nni tnAt Iho
slosld obtainsd Doasy for ~ -, ~ ~
r,os B, y Sherwood Mr. Ur:ah Allen Tor saw ana me
paid for H. ,I ,o..s~ior AZ N. a..
AZ the time szxnnert under "a aga asf
M Br.hrs snd % sell vnoa ee "a efasi
=, usu. sale under the stera-teH ns
irpse .d,srted property dsya then dt % Nj Sherwood
.v eny oter he h.d for the place wN so
hst ,he cold st fsf price Ar Ansn
sr having kept sI vesks and spsns nosey
h.yirs psrtsi other parties for sbout 81 o1
a the tssaosy that tes place ~ s7Ppsssa 20 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
NEWJERSEY II,ENS.

SAVINGS BASK-During the pteien. season beautiful
and substantial bank building for the Of the Jsr'y CJ
.ouih Of w.hnTtOa ssd Msresr.s fhs olld
ps will be vide 10 feet deep, and eet tisn sooV
the street viii considerably resemble IL .Pps,nc ne pa.
AZ the corner Greenwich and pey Iae Ae
zht from the rfine Aoer.
ar.ry ia NoVsseos The Ont windows CT the oanIet foon
stories and those OF TIC sds
OF he buer on viii Be ss7are wiki square cap.
b,.su eu Rooms will be for the Of sa in1'soes COMPANY
y occupy the sat the upper part OF th7
tulaps will Se fnshed yelling With 80 eoanee 90 aer'
The 10, St 600 and sSs cost OF she O1"Hs WI" PsS
9 ffO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
COURT or COMMON PLEAS -sPseaL TssS-Bsfsrs JsisS
NDoOEUgF

q
Motion 10 vscate order OF arrest the defenfsnt having
beu ehsrsed with oaes1y from the Sheri aassty OF osss
delivered him by ostG b s,.ss s~e@
bat which he did manufacture ssa vrw eA
rcpeyD Issued by which the Sheriff directed take sck
ds n5an In Seveuteenths' the said tobacco M
plaintiff but detuJsb alleged refused h to hiuL snd
def ndaBt rested uude sectios III third Sob
division the Code The charge denied fas motion 70 vscss
.est orpossd. and lefsnasnl rsc0mmftsi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
MARINE COURr-Bsfore Juire NcC.srsv
TAcUu Ca.llsle sss Daniel Cuusrtia.

To recover damsges-smeoat laid at s5oo-t& stiegsd
r-oeurls sndod wArsnt suf psc'ns rlasers
frutar- shorg defendant agreed I'm
Of haildins in on OF rsasfs hous No 81 CITY HsLpsee
which ps-f hsi hrei OF deaat,t and paid res<
n sSvsrce and hoeksf he raase snt paas pA
tNe ether might remain VII te tooss
Nav rent zee This latter denied and hat dsfssA
BE woa4 pat tia In repair sas
would rr5e hem With sroteer entrance ~heh 10 did, aud
iha they might resn Il ssy pleased bat as did net hsy
shouG so tht ae ho asa soses has as
ahc.t Il, hui'i rha cnn q A. =
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ArTIxPrRD SUIoIDE.-An EngFsaman named Robert
Rent self destruction yesterday morning, at the
house No 100 Cedar st by cutting his throat with razor
lie vss discovered soon after bleeding profasely and
taken to the New York Hospital IL Is thought that he
will recover
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Exnr.s,vr RrRn1.rr-A Day .Goops sroRE RosBED

Tuesdsy nIht entrance ~ss eee ed mo hs
Asssfs Horton sons IN flton 81 snd
i .stb roods amounting 81 oO IN y1e yn 'sa
The burglars entered through hal door esdag 20 tne
second bndnE sdjonps whish occuPief oees
thick BRICK wall into tns store
roe hTogrh which they selected Of the
sIe could which sppee heJ TOOK taroasn
WsshEstO placed them 10 Eelc
Ard dove without being mested By anybody No detection
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

INDIcTmISr AND ARREsT or Pr5uIsr. IN 'ae lita
OF October last quarrel and fight took place ~ paoc
house in Brosd~sy between Wm Hsstng and n, o'vhie
Gardner oas Awful Gardner IN which the latter biz on
piece of the Of his antagonist Gardner was arrested
scon after and held bail in $1,000 to for the
oterse The matter laid before the Grand Jury ~ho
found Indictment against bin for mayhem When called
upon 70, trial he aied to appear and said to have
gone to Canada Yesterday he seen a: 'hs Jersey
City Ferry by Policeman Bssm OF the rhrd Wart who
arrested snd took him before Justice Bogar who locked
him up for tria Some time since ne convicted Of
sau upon ibe person Of Mr. Trueman Smith OF Brooklyn
but has no, ye, been sentenced for this osnss Gardner
and Hastings the latter known Dublin Tricks are the
parties who engaged in brutal prize fight at Chatham
-Four Corners about year since in which Hastings was
Pronounced victor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
ENGRAyINGs IN PREPARATION.

GRKysPrAs AND SrRAwBKRRIEs The steamship Florida
brought to this City Tuesday between thirty and forty
bushels Of green peas and six champagne baskets Of straw
berries They raised at Savannah and Florida The
season is said have been favorable for fruit at the sOuh
and the nc If steamer from Savannah viii doubtless bring
hrge quantities Of peas, strawbe1ries &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

There is but Little change Ia the prices al Tue msx~
hi, yeek In consequence Of the cold weather vegetables
have ro, been brosg. in freely from The country and ING
ou.n,ty has been considerably reduced In the green
rsxesbe line we noticed several barrels Of Green PEGS AZ
rived from Savannah Tuesday, which sere held VI.
Ger bbl Radshss raised in hot beds are quite plenty see
arc selling at rs cts and 81 per dozen bunches hooss
selling at 2s cts per n. Poultry remains ct ls@ .Se.
quotations. with fair supply on hsnd In sda1',
vsrete. oflss. week noticed English Snpe' no'D,as
and B!ackbirds Veal is plenty. SONS very young -
tender Hu-.-
des,sn a. The w.shing.oa Mrkso'
rr,,, s,..a Ns isf Butter cbss:s ssd Lsa
P.e.rs sos s::ss: ss;.1 Nc 20 I'd sssS Ns's Vel -
Lamb A.. ,.aS CIV Sroksl HaWk uoeeSb
seet ifnaa. 81. Sand No rrs1 e sn .nS
~ ~ 2-sror-stnn1s II snd - ~ sssds'
r X Haaa;s-eand No -, - CesS.S .~ShSx n ksm
Mr. DalsEEa-NsfsAssSW ~ - 49,
81 xani Ne Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

tie parry VIZ owned iho patent sif' y 1 raa
= II. ,,Pped. as il pSEalJ z-d ~ N aiie' SAD
- - S.t~,.t You wsa for mc until | es'eh taen
,Tr r.. the ~ 'neyor thei hves He then ran o.
Lsv:pc bis aupe 10 sit fox hn s.Sea'k Tsn'oei On
,h -, .iI 49, an, then reurnej 70 the City Sesily
ro,bbe more Of The sb.rpe uh ye-oriay when he msi
in wash;ne,op st /. Young IAN named Pax McGian.
lo \. s.7oi =, ore of ?, en- and caused bis srrost
BY Officer Cowan Of the First WA lie vas !'eked up
by Justice Bcgs and viii be sent % brooklyn to answer
Tie charge
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Real EsrArE-The following sales made yester

SUIcIDE BY SH0oTIyG.-Petsr Keller, a German, -
yesr of age committed suicide at IL clock Tuesday
night at his boarding house, No Go Most st by blowing
his brains with pistol The deceased had. for some
time previous the frst last been employ
as musician on Governor Island. Soon ser leaving he
became di.spsted aud continued SO until his death He
formed attachment for young female living in Brook
Iyp who rejected his addrt and this seemed destroy
his peace Of mind and induced him to perpetrae self
destruction Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest upon the
body ard the Jury rendered verdict Of Suicide
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

The testimony in The OF Theodore r Koss eharKad
with Of property from letters the pcsoHes d
concluded The t,sny
limited pretty mach she taaf sivsa
hrner trs thai s The prosecution s;s1
into evidence showing the contents OF sentns private
III. Post Ofice Mr. WHITING behalf Of defense
ur .pd Mr. Dunnipy As-an, Dssst Attorney viii
r.naa Z he rn.al u rs.nn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Advertisement.
pI-The most magnificent panoral

THE MIsSIssIPPI-The most magnificent panorama
ever exhibited this he atey exhibited o Manager
PaIsy the National Theatsr in bis celebrated drama o Uncle
Toms Thousand feet Of and
tainted bv shsd artist Mr Rosen 90 Il The
Iece performed every hight well "wednesday and
E.srrl usf1.r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

The Carpenters ard ether a5oTDg of New York ara
especly Dterssd in lecture Labor TO be given at
he BrcGoway rabernac,e tonight by Jourreyman Car
enter. The house wi 10 doubt be well 6l-d
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL RTGFsTTR
r~s- 1----scs, b StgHerrs T.~r-e-- o. ". cssserst
1904. SAN iss. SPIN
Mach Observation-Disclosures 25 81 %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

The Rev II. Chspin viii deliver alsc;ure on lmpe-
ent-. in TIE Church OF the Messiah this evening. at e
clock for the benefit Of the Society to- the Employment
and Rolief OF tie Poor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
BROOH YN ITEMS.

meeting will be held this evening at the Brooklyn
Lycerm for the purpose Of forming Carson League for
the suppression OF rum selling
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

THy RECENT DISCOVERIES OF ScIEScE APPLIED TO
THE HIsToET or CREATIoS-Dr. DoIemus will deliver
the secopd four Lectures this subj with experimental
illustrations al the New York Medical College East Tlir
eenh st. near Fourth sv, this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

FlTAL AccIDEST.-Owen Prandy, coal cartman, was
i.d Thursday evening BY being thrown from Ms vehicle 10
yard the foot Of Bdsest his horse having ran o. h
family
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
AhXerfisernart

GAS! GAS. Gas A large number OF new pat
tern. OF Chandeliers and other will be found a. hs
Gres Msnaicturius Dept Of Archer Warner Co. No 80
Btosdxay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Family mnr<etisg.

The following table gives the Retail Prices OF bs ptinsi
pal articles Of Farm Produce IN The City Of NswY'rk %
Wednesday. March go
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

A. MAS FRozEs-The body Of Joseph Corkie, mason
wal found Ding basement the corner Of saekst snf den
" on rutsd.y night having death Capt OsSsd of'Hs
Third Dt had conveyed 20 bis late redenes on
the copsr Of Al where inquest TO be held
H. iesvea afauil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
fAdVertissmeDf

NmDEW PRooF AWNINGs.-OOmpers celebrated
made No. loi Bowery all 1h> they recon-
mem ded to be
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
[Adversi.em IN mt
THF DEATH YFSTFRI
Wat deafh The death

TIE DEATH YESTERDAY What death The death
OF winter He died Of Yesterday the north wind
last breath away earth Everybody ples.d Now
will be still might TO SEE
thst comic touching that wonderful moral drama the Old
Brswery Museum That mYIterou. Scoo Family
little boys and dogs atonsh the multuds a Birnu' TINS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
fAdvertisenent

LAST DAY But ONR.-Cioldsmiths Cheap Glasses
are only and 10 for Subscribers Many yoaDs
obtained sood situations ar a.D Lessons OF w O1
that hs Ia OF
tbfir bad wnr Now Young Improve 1t by
esps at olds 81 Broadway aud subscribe for course
NJ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

n. "
body ard the jury rendered verdict Of Suicide
ForSp DRowNEp- John Sheridan market boatman.
was found drowned beside his boat in Fulton Market slip
early yesterday morning Coroner ODcnnell held an in
quest uvon the body the ats residence OF deceased at
No 2ls Walker Il when il appeared that he LEFT homs
early the previous morning in good health No narAs
Of violence found ON his person and supposed
that he accde nalIy fell overheard The Jury rendered
verdict Of death by drowning Deceased was native OF
tls CITY - wears of age He has eil wife and three
ohiloron He tor some years policeman OF the Sec
ond Ward
Fatal AccIprSr Mr. George II. McCammant, the
oto Teehsnt ho 11rsa @ 1h % 's ~ sns aa @ Of Dr.
brandreth. building corner OF BrSad"a soa Lefena -
eeigd The with others attracted to the place by he
made by who was Ia the vault and h9n 70
eesn sndesvOrns TO 'rre. III, plank upon which the
and sever and among them
the fell ino the cellar Co0ns Hilton viii nod an TO-
quest sIOD the body this morhins
SERIOUS FALL.-A man named Moley, in the employ of
p Blanchard merchant No $50 Pearl Yesterday fell from
ar,d He convey bis residence IN wili,m.Oursi
CHARGE OF FALSE PKErEScLs-0flicer Lord, of the
Lower Police Court yesterday arrested vi "ttsm.
cstentrT With having 10 November from hsm goods
BE vue Of - % b. false h es hs
GOOD. Iuhased check the North River Bank
hich dated shed bus which At maturity ga not paid s
pose 1t said that within the psst fsw uoahl .snoS,
eeh'n. IN s city have been eei;sSa,d Oa' q M
before Juce bosar aid required 10 tad bail IN 100 to answer
the charge.
PASSING CouNrrnrEIr MossY-Richard Meal a
yours yesterday arrested by officer Thorn Of che Th
enih Ward charged with passing n eSaPers, e. ~ s 9n 5s
ds.on & h. @ alien b. fore Justice WOOD and committed
animation An officer d'pstehsd last evening 70 search h1
premises
fAdvsrisenentl
LAST DAY But ONR.-Goldsmths Cheap Glasses
are only open for Subscribers Many
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

SERIOUS FALL-A man named Moley, in the employ of
Blanchard neschsR 80 Pearl yesterday fel from
"a story rough the hschray sod severely IN
inr,d He conveyed bis residence n Williamsburg
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

COURT oALEHDAR-THs Dsr.
CIRCUIT COURr-NOs 227 2l0, 29i 372, 373, jff. JS.
S7s ss2 ss2l Sst sea-, Ss5 $50
COMwos Pleas -Aonday-Part Nos ;, II, ~ -,
a. S. go o. s3 o. % Ill Part Nos rs 2 IN l0.
us 20 i6i iso, 2l6 22l 2S 3O $751; 49, j52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
Fur TIE ADTEnTlsER-
a Card.

Mn, Ep,ron AS The Rev. c. a. RAYMOND has
published my testimony concerning contract " tor
a half dozen chairs" with some rurai ks in keeping
with the character Of the man, wish, through The
Advertiser, to.maks plain statement concerning
that contract and "scrous loss"
When moved to this place Nr. r was then in
nv house, having rented Ito him. Lnrnlcd, Until
he could leave, (about four weeks house with but
two finished rooms in it, consequently | did not
want the chairs until he n,oved-but did accept
his first ofer," expecting the chairs 10 be LETT III
my house, which occul led US soon as he left.
never saw the chairs but took his word for ii hat
they were good.
Some two or three days before he moved, pro-
posed to pay for the chairs His rcry was, that he
had standing bid of Gat cts, and if wish them
must bid above that lie did not tell ME they
were a different chair from tho ones sold me at
SCI cents.
Ii he did not sell the chairs for more money why
did not get thcml have never learned who
purchased the chairs agreed to take, but know
gentleman who believes he paid Gai cts for them.
AS to my serious loss, he is mistaken. have
been supplied from the same work shop at fifty cts
which is the usual selling price. So Mr. RS. as
scrtion, that have "never forgiven him for so Sc
rious loss," should be corrected, and hereby
tender him my most hearty thanks for not Keeping
on his port, contract which was at first accepted
by me-" and his nonperformance OF which has been
the means of my making the handsome little sum Of
Thirty seven and half cents.
With these remarks, | leave Mr.. Z. and the
chairs to be disposed Of best suits each and every
individual, informing Mr. r. that if entertain un-
friendly feeling towards him, he was the asgrcssor
and has never manifested towards me disposition
to be otherwise. f. G. PAl'hS.
Greenwood, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
A Polifical GresS,

THE National Itegencer has said that in 1885, The
Wings will elect to the Presidency, some sterling ou
school national Wing. Or this is sheer guess
work, things stand present. Butiti not without
The rcsuscitating energies of this party are
getting 10 be proverbI as the mine lives OF Inc
cat" They were thought to be as dead as Hector
years ago. yet they arose and obtained real BneIIa
Vista triumph. They were believed to be deinnci
again year two ago, yet "they still live and move
and have their being" Let butthe sPoils OF Office De
scented by them in the breeze and the prostraie form
of Whggery may soon siraghten itself up and prepare
as hest it grasp the enchanting 'oaves ana fish
rs But who can tell what will be the n'ate ol parties
in this Union in 1861 Not one. The Democrats
may still reign .rumphanily, or new Northern par'!
may control the purse ard sword, or new Southern
party (Which God send !! may hold the "relns OF pow
en-" or, lastly the Integencers prediction may come
to pass, and the Wings may soar like vures over the
field of the slain. II is 10 our view clear case o.
quien saJc" Az for South Carolina, it is probable
she will still remain looking animis op'bus4ue pa
rati" always leaving that motto TO be Interpreted rs
best jumps with the politics of her leaders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
Hiehhleutin.

DINNERS upon the glorious "Fou1th'' usually give
rise to tall toasts but do not remember amid them
all to have seen one that overtopped tho following,
which we find among the sentiments drank at some
celebration in the low-country:
sBy the Orator of the day: The fair Originator oil
ele Ladies' Calhoun, Monument Association: Like an
Angel, she is drop from the pen OF Gods periec'
tion."
That she did nobIy in originating this association
we all feel and admit. (By the way, who Is she .
But the idea Of her being a drop from the pen ot
Gods perfection =" Mr.. {" Orator of the day." you
amaze us. We have striven in vain to unriddle this
diamond stroke of transcendentalism, and now give
it up. "Where you are, We cannot come"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20

ACCIDENT III AEBEvILLE DIsTElcT-We learn
from a friend, that on last Saturday evening, as
two Of Col. pcrin's negroes were NJ work in
his field. about four miles from the village, a
shower of rain came up, and they, together with
two mules: sought shelter under peach tree.
About an hour after, they wereall discovered to
be dead. Young Perrin, who made the dscove-
ry, said that there was 10 appearance, OF the
lightning upon the tree, except where the leaves
Of The tree weEe scorched, but that in the midst
OF the bodies, there was an indentation Of the
ground, as if large rock had fallen from above.
The bodies were unscathed, except that of tho
man. On the back of his, head patch of hair,
as large as The palm of a mans hand was strlck-
en- off, and the hair scattered among the over
hanging leavcs-Grcenville Mountaineer.