The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-06-11
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TIE Loss of IN" Stcap,cr t,aao oaa,, -n..
: '"nn "'--Ihe steamer Canadian, which n....S,
below on Monday, pnd got ashore /. f.,, ..;.'
safety. "'''''o mere IN
Tile Gorernorship Of. Utuh.--w ,s,,.,;..
!mne s,e Sit is believed that Col. Cum n;"uss
~ Missouri, late Superintendent Of Indian Msr.;s.
Utah. o'e'"ors''p OF
n"a oceMrrence -BHlsroL, Tenn, June a.
sir. VIM Maghce, q delegate from pet.r.Imr, f,
10 INC convention which meets here to. dny. wss
CT Z" death this morning between tie cors
IL. ,'.; Liberty, Bedford county. Va The peters.
""rK ne'eg"'on returned to I.ynchburg inlconso-
Htyh Handett Doimys in Utah.-Sr. Ior,.
June 2-The Leavenworth Herald lcnr,. S,o,,'
MI Williams. who left Salt Lake City.Eanr;i
,,t,, D' 'nat h5igham Young was carrying things
win high hand in respect to driving tLa ~
ti'es away. Judge Stiles, the u. S. Marsha
surveyor General, and large number 'of en;'
grants had been obliged to leave lle rsrr.
tory. 'iie Aefr'-
RnHroad AccidcnL-pm1,pr,r PHI,
The freight train which left here early ,h;S
nihG, inr New York, was plunged into Ranoona.
Creek by the draw bridge ut thut place sE"s bS;ns
left open. P''e' pe'hg
The train was going slow at the timo, and tbo
engineer and others on the train iumnsj otf ' ~,
TIM" to save themselves " ia
ne passenger train from New York ,yas do
'aycu nearly NV" hours in CONSEQUENCE. of the
accident and had to return to Bordcnlo,n and @
take The other track The leaving of the draw
Drudge open, is supposed to have been. bv de-
h""%"S IeTcrs-Sr. LoUs, June 1-Konsos
10 the Republican say that the onyent;on ,vh;n,
met "I i.ccnIiIpton on The 25th ut, resulted in
me -, > ho'i''i' ,'l"n of alcssrs Calhoun Jones and
ha'eh' is delegates to represent Douplas comfy
at The Constitutional Convention. ResoIut;ons
prepared 10y Col. Prewerton, n Southern pro
s'"'ery man, were presented, taking strong Dem
"cr''i: grounds These resolutions were adont
ca '"v aik"r, Senator Wilson, Gov. Rob
'i'S"n, and Others, spoke in Lawrence ON Tnns-
tlnv. y" i"es-
'"'. Walters remarks were applauded lie
reached l.ccompton on Wednesday,. where bo
read his inaugural. 1t reviews the action If tho
rrer S,hi" men, AMI declares thar the T.rriior,I
i'"S shill he enforced and maintained eyen;fit
requires The whole force of the poyrrnm,n, m
Il" So The Governor pledged himself TO use
every chdcavor to have the Constitution snbn,;t
led to the people for ratification
III" /e's IN I1mMr;a.--Up 10 tho ycor 1919
only certain privileged Jewish families were ,]'
"w'u TO Reside IN Vienna, hut now any Hebrew
VINO has The means of providing for himself and
ih'nIly Is permitted to establish himselfberc. II
appears, however, that the authorities in some of
the provinces are less tolerant than those in tho
capital, Tor we learn from Saaz in Bohcmio
Lhat the b'irgonlaStcr has ordered all the Jewisb
inmi'ics residing in the town-there are some
s'%iy--to quit it within fortnight. The polit
cal rights "t the Hebrews in Austria have not vet
nee" deflncd, but ii is hardly probable that goy-
norm, =.
Pucha.
lhc Methodist Protestant of Baltimore has tho
n'"w'ns paragraph indie ting the probability of
that religious body being disturbed by the slavery
isSuc:
Is there my probability that at the next
General Conference, the Methodist Protestant
church will divided by division is meant of:
neal arton nc, recognizing separation, we think
! n"'. mere may be secession, but why should
there hr official division? If portion of tho
"rSt VIII not send representa- to the Cen
"ril Conference and shall thus signify their in
trni'"n t" Withdraw all church rcntio from us
the'r act VIII he simply voluntary secession from
the Methodist Protestant church.
Cor" : Corn! Corn .!,-Oh for some corn :
|" tcrd our hungry responsibilities Money is
scarce. corn is scaccr. un,i charity is scarcest-
Money is cnIuircd after, but cannot be found bv
the most needy, consequently charity has depart.
cd the rcaln-for it is we'll known that when
poverty comes i'll at the door, love flies out at the
widow" What shall we do? What can We
d"f Corn is retailing here in Chcster-at the
gates OF Egypt as it were--for the extraordina-
ry and most exorhitnnt price of 5 81 per bushol
and almost none in the market at that Bacon
ditto ditto. ditto.-Chestcr Standard
There seems 10 he some question about the
action of the California Legislature in regard to
the provision for l"gtimazing the State debt, as
reported in some of the California papers it is
said that the bill had passed the Senate but wns
amended by the House. and the amended bill
was not acted upon by the scnnte UP 10 the timo
OF adjournment, consequently, il could not hnve
been in the Governors hands for his approval.
The Chinese have proverb that there arc
three things, to be des.Icd in this world--nale
progeny, official employment, and long Iifsh.
That, we should suppose, would depend upon iths
behavior of the boys; the nature aud pay of the
once, ana the health of the incdmbent. Tile
pest of the Chinese wisdom, it should be renen,-
Dered came came from a philosopher whose name
sounds life Con.fusc-us 1E:5aeh
Brigham Young and the Gentiles-Tba Zoo
venworth (k. T) Herald. of the 3Oth ut., let9rns
from gentleman named Williams, who left Sail
Lake on April 18th, that great excitement prs:
vailed at that place. Brigham Young waS4jriy-
.ng the Gentles away from the Territory. = Judge
nv my" o1aIes marsHul, the surveyor
general and their families, together with large
number OF emgrants, were leaving.
Ooertaken by Death.-The Harrisburp Pa.
Telegraph states5 that; on Thursday. morning
tw9 I'm men n were run over and killed on the Laa,
caster Railroad near thatcity pod; an exar6t
ination they proyed:to, be.two thieyes:who had
robbed the house Of a lumber merchant iu Mid.
dletown, Pa, eof $4,000 the night before, and
were making their escape. One Of them was
named Geo -Yickroy. r -.
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Love and Murder-William 8. Hall of yyo,,b.
'ngto'' hiissouri, on The 18th ult, killed yovpg
man nsnIed Bullock, Of Union,- Mo-, by stabbif,e
nun to the hesrl The two gentlemen .hadybotR
oatn paying addresses To the same. dy..snd