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Weretnigte 8uid1netbersN eell{d9df
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Jrettae Absno UNI ~ uhr tn Der SIt.6la, Gle son 5reSert6e
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lid einfinpen. Or. Winbmart,
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800 8ilten Orangen.
400 8iiten S et8eu,
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10 8orbe friI4e 0atteln.
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Girar0zSOnie
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unb it9 on Der DagrRett" b@ @prbereeia8ten ~ Gterieugen.
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sSG~G W. REGIS IEk9
So Orlber Bet Dap. ~g1tbsel9s Sut : GeIGaft)
bat ipeGen etnen etnen Qoten in
0trp. AT MeIt.8 Baltimore StraBe,
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Nc WObnmnQ8 : @erGnOerumg.

BI G0D0NIIB1 IIEHNDEENNY.
Der llnter5ei6nete na6t Dem 8eebrten gu,
6ltfum Die In5ei9e, baB er fem prblaiiCrtirteS
Eager ron allen Scrten llbret bon Gde Don
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8aqItraBe perle9t bat unD empfieblt itd ieinen
6reunpen uno Befanntcn belten8, ifet8 btQtge
nnD reelle 8eoienun8 perii6ernb.
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SIR. II Sibz0 5dbifroRe.
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4 Wirt1i6aft8, G%r0fuuug.
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
SLAVERY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Of The Y. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Y. Y. Tribune
CAMDEN, S. c., Friday, Feb. %, 1856.
While stern Winter holds her iron reign with
you, here We have the glorious sunshine, the
warmth of Spring, the music Nf birds, and the
fragrance of the early flowers. Farmers are busy
on every side, preparing their grounds, and putting
in their Spring crops; and as they read OF the
severity OF the Northern Winters, of the depth OF
your SHOWS the thickness of your ice, they rejoice
that their lot has been cast in more genial cline
But while they have an advantage In the climate
they have none in their soil over the Northern and
Western States. Until had travelled snd seen
had DO idea of the vast regions OF thin sandy soil In
these Southern States-which can never be made
profitable for cultivation by slave labor. The only
hope of future permanent prosperity Tor them Is In
their adopting the free labor system with its I'M
proved manner Of cultivation which cannot be
adopted az things now are. As the lands are worn
out, men leave ior the richer soils Of the South
West and in many district in the Carolinas the
population. I am told. is decreasing. The larger
planters buy out the smaller ones; and It II com
mon 10 find men owning from IT, OOO TO ~, wv acres
and negroes in proportion ..,, -.
One of the results is that, In tlllage, they
scratch the surface OF as many SANDY acres a'
possible and receive very slight return
There are no fOurishing villages and cities on
every eide as at the East, North and West. There
are no schools and churches sbounding to form the
intellectual and moral habits Of the community
Alright. The census reports eO,OOO In Georgia VINO
cannot read nor write. Ignorance and rum-drlnk-
ing abound everywhere.
The election of Banks TO the Speakership has
terribly excited them. They Just begin to see
that there is backbone in the North, and that the
day for Shareholders to rule with rod OF iron has
passed away forever. They breathe nothing but
blood and slaughter toward the Free-Soil men.
They talk of sending thousands into Kansas the
coming season, but you may rest assured It Will
hardly amount TO many hundreds. Common sense
tells us that men of easy habits, who own many
ssyes and large plantations here, are not gong to
leave all and expose their lives to the Sharps rnes
in the hands of the Free Soil men OF Kansas, while
their neghbors stay quietly at home gathering their
crops, and enjoy sll the advantages Of victory IN
Kansas should it terminate in favor OF Slavery.
And those who do not own slaves dEe not going TO
expose their lives to support an Institution which
oppresses them little less than the black race.
a late issue Of The Charleston Standard asserted
this great truth, wherest The Charleston Mercury
the most ultra Pro-Slayery paper OF the South
almost went into fits to think that his neighboI
should have let the cat out Of the bag, and re
| yealed this great irstk to the world. I'LL cams
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

FIRE N BEEKMAS STREET.-At haf past two
o'clock Yesterday morning FIRE occurred in the dining
saloon of David Anderson, No. l23 Beekman street.
Damage about $500. Insured for 81, 200 in city
office.
FIRE ~ ArToRsEY SrREET.-At eleven o'clock last
night fire broke out in the bakery Of Addison Dahl
No III Attorney street, but it was soon eItinguished
by the fremen. Damage $500.
FIRE IN ELEyESTH STREET.-At II O'Clock yester-
day morning fire broke out in the secondstory front
room Of the building owned by J. Murphy, rear Of No..
100 Eleventh street. The flames were e1tinguished
before the building sustained much damage
FIRx IN STANTON AND SHERFT SrREzTs.-About
l2I O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred in the
dwelling corner Of Stanton and Sheriff streets Ii was
however extinguished with a few pals Of water.
FIRE IL BRooELYs-Last night, shortly after IL
o'clock FIRE was discovered in the three-story wood
,epement-house No. 30 North Fourth street, Eastern
District, owned BY hr. Vangelden OF washington
street. New-York. The fremen were soon on the
ground. and extngushed the flames. Damage by hre
and water about $500. The building was occupied by
FIVE Irish and German families, some of whom were
nearly sutTocated with smoke. The fire originated in
tie second-story back room, occupied by Germans,
who had gone out ard left fire in the stove
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
cassYus CLAY-RIS ALLEGED SLAVES.
Csuespopdence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The n l. Tribune.
ALBASr Monday, March s6, 1856.
number of papers here and elsewhere in the
interest of the Pierce and Fillmore parties, are
epdesyorng to make capital against the Republican
movement and against Cassus NJ. Clay, by charging
him with being STAKEHOLDER while protesting to have
emancpated all his slaves.
The charge is based upon recent advertisement in
a Lexington paper of the sale, by asslgnees OF Mr..
Clay's property. among which are enumerated:
" 25 hands to be sold during his life"
Some eight or nine years since the same charge was
made against Mr.. Clay's consistency and to the IN
quires of some friends the following facts were fur
nished by him in explanation:
He did emancipate all those whom he held in his
own ri yht by the laws of Kentucky. relative in
diving beque athed to the children of Mr.. Clay %
slaves to be held by him during his life and at hi;
death to 90 to his children named. BY the laws o.
Kentucky and most Of the Slave States, slaves are
made real estate for all such and similar purposes and
therefore it is beyond the power of Mr. Clay 70 emsn
cpate the persons in question, or dvest himself OF that
interest which, rs the natural guardian Of his children
the law has invested him with at least until his chill
dren arrive at maturity.
Yours &c. WILSON MlLLOh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER ALABAMA BY Ex-
PLostos AsD FIRE.-The officers Of the steamer White
Cliffs which arrived last evening, reports that, on
Saturday morning last, 18th inst, at the mouth Of
Gait. rasf hence for Minden, burt her boilers and
sfterward took fire. and was, with her cargo, totally
DESTROYED. II Is reported that almost every on
board were more or eas injured and several MISC
ing, supposed to have been killed. No further par
ticuars have az yet, reached us but the Swamp Fox
dus tonight will doubtless bring full particulars of the
disaster IN. D. True Delta.
REcAPTURE or RUNAWAY SLAVES. - The three
slaves of Mr. Horace Luckett Of Loudon, who lately
ran away, were receptured near Boonsboro Md, day
or two since about twelve % fourteen miles from the
Pennrylvania line. Richmond Cva.) Dispatch
SEsTEscED TO DEArB.-The negro, owned by the
Rer. j. II. Christian, who murdered Mr. Hsrwood, of
Chares City County, few days since, was tried on
the 2lst snd condemned to be hung.
(Elssmoud (va) DispsteA