The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27
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"e"'m'ny Interesting. IA, thc Navy Drnrs,.
,.',,' w" INV ''''' lnorn''ig. srrci,,cn OF TIM
o""'" "r wire ,"r" n"w bei,, laid 0,r ie,e,rn,,tis
p,' s"s"s, IN nll siburs or rr. nnr,i;o, h..Ipe
irnh r"ri"r wire: next. that roo,rj with tne
H.," t'frhn ~ solution: next. that nrn,n coaisJ
WIN 'hr twisted iron wire protection of Tho un
Ia l,ytrha against being crushed Off by ,ho ire,
eildo,'s pressure Of the water, 10 which n Iii,
DC subjected, ut the bottom in some Mac. y.
least ao0O pounds To the square inch: nna ,,;m
aa9a'h mat with the coating of tar TO wcl, IL Ia
last subjected. 20 10
ines" specimens are 80 arranged M that IN.
Observer can ut u gh,nco comprehend i,tho ~,
TO the completion OF the cnble M !, 10 no,s ns:y
ia'd DOWN. Wushinytom Star. 'Ss
. NicImondF7 Inspections Tho faI,ox;,1
Vo.; markets: i.''"'tssau' N',"au
Wo did not know until reccntlv Tint III. 4.,,r,
inspectors varied their standards every voor ~.
G9,runS G, 10 inc average quality oEthe wheat cron
ihs variation OF course, renders the insnoct;nr
statistics yaI'eiess SO far ns they may have been
's:a considered an Indication, by comparison of tho
ts YEAR os o' breI ,",Gnvs crops The standard
"L %, 'he general excellence Of the yield, 10 that
thc same quality of flour which was hrondo.f
ENtra last year, will narrowly. If nj III 90
enpe en- ,he 'S"periinc" ga grade lowoyl impress @
n S,yht H'orh Looking At-It would aoo' ,r,,
non'Irn oi the city good to take a aunt out. bc.
!o''u D"Taio Heart Grove, about Co,,ri.en mil.
northeast Of town. Spread out before him ha
"ou,1 see from the cmnencc on which he stood
.'' ''"''''. ",er c"nlicid for miles in every dircc
non. Az The least calculation there can i. toLan
~ ~ at one view at that point upwards of th;rt,
'l'n"Sahh acres OF corn. -Four years aro il was mn
mnbrokcn prairie. Then it was worth tom ,,"I
,'rS per acre now it woul.l not DO purchased fo-
less than thirty OR forty dollars. Such is n ,,m.
I!e OF !''o progress which Central Illinois is ma.
King in wealth and agricultural r,sonrcos
Sr'i"lf"dtHI) JournaI, l2tA.
The boundary dispute between Costa Rico md
Nicaragua has been settled. The boundnrv "a
!" 10 run from Castillo, on the Jan Juan River. IN
me Day nt Salinas, on the Pacific coas giving
to Costa Rica all the south bank of tho S,ne Us
"ri N"r'r, lnclnding Punta Arenas. where nre
All The buildings of the Transit Comnonv Enrts
san Carlos and Castillo Vicjo have been restored
10 nicaragua. Costa Rca, il is said is dcsirous
"' throwing open the transit through her terri
.ay ay 20 t'e "h",c world, provided the United
states or any other great power Guarantees In.
sovereignty Of tho territory through which the
transit runs. ~ '''o
i"anc" az C"tfon Goods We learn that tbc
Columbia Mills have advanced tho nriro of o,ua
pound The high price of cotton has renderad
inns necessary !; most of the Georgia factories.
VIC 'eirn advanced their prices some time back
~ lew days ago We published a notice of the
s'"pl'aSe of near 5000 Looms in Massachusetts
owing |" 'he unremuncrativc prices of goods
compared l." the cost of cotton. The dspr',por.
ton in prices is more severely felt in Tho mop,,-
h'ct"r" "l heavy goods, where large portion of
the value Of the goods is in the raw materal.-
C"1minian.
II"fhcr FWihnsfcys Rciurucd-In New yorL
on tlc Sii there was great excitement ow;nr r.,
me arrival at the steamer Tennessee from g Grev
town, having on hoard 26O dcscrters from The mr.
my OF Gen. Walker These poor fellows nc
crr'cd The invitation Of the Costa Rican govern
dncnt. and took refuge i'll its camp when Walkers
case had become hclplc:s Fulfilling their prom-
lSr' the Costa Hcans provided for them, until the
arrival "i The Tennessee, which, by q Stimulation
wiih the parties T." whom the Transit Contract
was awarded, left New York port on the Ist
o' August Tor thepurpose of bringing them home.
am Extensive !S"it-A suit, claiming sas .0nn
dai'ngcs for an alleged breach of promise Of mar
rIagr, Is causing considerable excitement IN Tho
fashionable circles of Boston. The parties TO-
Inc suit are Moses lngIec, of New York, plain
I'll, and DR.. George HAYWARD and wifi. defend
ants Mr.. Inglcc met Mrs. Hayward in Enrnn.
us the youthful, beautiful aud wealthy widow of
INC late Amos Kinney, where he SAYS she prom
'*rd 20 marry him. The defendants are now
abroad ItuIms Choate aud Pcl.g w. Chandler
arc retained for the defence. 1t is thought tho
case Will be pressed to trial.
Tired IF Fi,etz,m.-zWillis, negro. who a
lew years ago purchased himself from his mis
tress, Miss Sarah Frazer, and afterwards moved
I" the State of oln". has returned. disguised
WIN II Tree State and its people, and resolved 10
be again sold into slavery, If not permitted IN
rrii';.in here and enjoy his freedom. IIe says be
would rather be sold I" the worst sort of mas
ter than he required 10 20 back to Ohio He
describes the coiorcd population there rs in a
state "i utter destituti,n, and advises his color
cd friends TO stay in Virginia, if they would be
cared for.-Le~iSd"rg (Va) Chronicle.
Treaty riM Persia. The President proclaims
the trcaty Of friendship and commerce between
the United States and Persia to be now in bind
ing force I'll" treaty provides for the residence
%i I an ambassador near each Government aud for
Persian cons's ut Washington, New York and
New Orleans and rs many American consuls in
Persia. -
11A Pri"tcrs-It is a singular fact, that not
only the two United States Senators from Penn.
sylvanin, and the Stnte Supreme Court Judge.
but the present Speaker Clerk and Assistant
Clerk OF the House, tho Clerk of tile Senate oCs
Pcnnsylvann, and the Democratic candidates
for Governor and Canal Commissioner. are all
practical printers
The Shasta (Cal) Courier says that two gen.
temen of that county, who were each rendered
lhe appointment of county judge, by the Govern. ;.
Or declined on the ground that they did not think
themselves fully qualified for the position. Can
any otherstate in the Union produce Two such
men? - 9
81. Lonis August Is--Thc Kansas coyrea,on.
dent OF The Democrat says that nearly two hup-
dred indictments have been found against ,p&r.
sons sons, in the ncighLorhood Of Topeka, Gov.
', Walker is indignant. ut Judge Cntos decision
mat n payment of taxesis requisite qpalifica-s