The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

applied this yeaSs assisting euigE IN most
oGthe:dno oney was supplied from Utah. Those.
WHO are aided pdertake to repay The advance
when theif circumstances will allow. Our
emigfants are Of all classes but mechanics
Epredoaiinate. They generally 20 out in famii- fnni
lies. send them to New Orleans, where there
fis an agent acting in concert with me, and he
Iireeeises thepa Provides foI their further pro.
Fgress, and passes them up tfe Mississippi to
1.-The Utah territory. There is atemporary pre-.
Isident, authorised by me, on board esehtyessel,
/ either one of the emigrants or "a person who
has come over from Utah, land has the spiritu.
Al Al care q, the emigg ggr3ants;op; the journey.
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gz In Benton,s address to the Democratic 70.
terss of the St, Louis Congressional District a
few days before the election, heitakes occasion
Ito, denouuce the, ''nullifers," asshe calls them,
With characteristic severity, and eoarseness--
He, defines the difference betweenll their malice
and that of the devil in,t the following language:
EeaaI In speaking Of fnalli6ers,sI mean 3thesparty
which calls itself anti Benton. L. have no,ob.,
lection to their wearing thatIname.ssH implies
malice against an individual IA very unchris-
] ]tian:thing, and which would be unjustto4the
devil to call diaboleal. s The malice ofihe devil
is general, not special. He hates the human
race and no one man in particular. Though
the father oflies, and the fountain of malice he
lissimpartial in his dispensaton, of both. ~ He
picks out no man, solitary, and alone, to pur.
sue him night and day with lies and vengeance
EIti is, therefore, unjust to him to qualify the
malice Of the anti Bentons by an epithet which
would implicate the character ofhis diaboical
majesty
- GENTEEL TIPrI1Ne.-Th PhiladefphiaE Eve
Mug Mail says: ut may surprise some of our
readers to be made aware of thefact. but a
factit is notwithstanding, that the ladies in our
cities have their fashionable drinking honses MS
well Us gentlemen. Gardens, so called in de.
ference. to border or two7of grass, gravel
walk, and dwarf shrub, confectionery eshb.
lishmenfs,' Saloons and other like fashionable
resorts, some of them rivalling iutinselsp splen-
dor the London gin. palaces, furnishing ladies
with stimulauts. Sherry cobblersA are now
slipped through, straws, even in this our said
city; and ladies call for their wine or scorrec.
tiyes, after lice cream. The initiative to in,
| temperance tor our daughters and sisters fur.
nishedin brandy balls, which are globules of
sugar, with the 7'creature reposiug within; and
ldhis description of confectionery is furnished
to whoever will alhfor it. : Z
Re BU1LD1Ne OF GREYrowN.-A correspon-
dent Of the Herald, writing from Puenta Are
mas, on the.l4th inst, says: :s.
:. All those who left Greytown on the day
Of the ,:bombardment. have returned, and I'll.
| Martin, the ringleader of all the outragescom-
mitted, has been appointed .Commandant Of
the town by Lieut.A. D.. Jolly, Commander. of
the British war schooner Bermuda Theme.
gro McLane, who led The band of Jamaica ne.
groes to the American Consulate to arrest the,
Minister to the United Safes, Mr.. <Borland has
been: appointed constable. @'s.:35 =. ~
These are the men that this British officer
appointed as'rulers of the town, instead ofput-:
ting them in close irons on board of his vessel.
Had it been an English minister that was insuk
ted; these very men would have been arrested
and treated as pirates. Between these two.
officials they, manage to arrest some poor devil
every day, and send him'to Lieut. Jolly to be,
Ewhipped Onthe 3lst ofJuly Capt. Hancock,
of the brig of war Espiegle, sent5'a force Of
fifteen marines and eight armed sailors to this
place, to take the two paltry iron canrpnsi
which Lieut.. jolly did not take when he took
1.-THE brass piece. These three pieces of cannon,
with some other arms, were taken from Sall
Juan by4order of the United States government,
and placed, here by Captain Hollihs, ofthe
sloop.of war Cyane, for safe keeping. They
were taken back to San Juan placed un-
der the flag staff. The town, Phenix like, is
rising from its ashes. One month ago to day
; there were but three buildings in the town.
which were left by order ofCaptaiH Hoins,
that the, people might not be destitute Of shell
ter; there are now under the course of erection
some twenty four small frame buildings, and no
doubt in; months time there will be assnany
more.'-i,.: :: g *, .l!:" J. Z (.
! SINGULAR SUIc1DE.--A Sew days ago, a
strange man, name unknown, committed sui
eide on the farm of Mr.. Chambers, netr st.
Louis, Mo. in the following manner He madea
| bed of straw, near hay stack, after which he
went too cherry tree and broke,offa a stick, and
going back to his. bed be laid himself down'and
put, Ills handkerchief around his neck and in.
serted !; the stick in il, forming "a twist with
which he was literally, checked to death, and
| in that condition was founds The unfortuate
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