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no small expense has been incarted in the
erection of suitable btfildihgs; and now will,
ncomfetent corps of instructors, this Iurtitu,
fion addresses itself peculiarly to the patron.
ngc of our District.
The Male Academy opened ON Monday last.
with fiourial'ing prospects. Mr. Elder has dI,
ring the past year, earned high character n,
m instructor. His energy. and enthusiastic
love of his profession, to which nc intends de-
voting his life, must ensure him deserved emf
nence and succcss
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Conversational Documents,

We nre indebted to the Hon. A. p Butler for
several volumes Of the Patent Office Reports
for 1855; Mechanical and Agricultural; com
prising variety of the most valuable matter;
printed in excellent style; embellished with
many fine engravings, and well inde1ed: also
a volume of valuable maps illustrating the Pres
idents Message and acc ompanying Documents.
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The State Agricultural Society.

A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the State Agricultural Society, was held in Co
lumbia, on Dec. II.
The premium list was revised and many i'm
portant amendments made.
The publication of the South Carolina Agyi-
culturist was suspended.
A. G. Summer declining a reelection, R G..
Gage was unanimously elected Secretary and
Treasury for 1857.
Col. A. n. Smith was appointed for Able
willie. to solicit subscriptions for life member
ship.
DR.. J.P. Barnett, J. C. Norwood and A. C..
Hawthorn. were appointed a Committee from
Abbcvillc, to procure specimens of plows for
exhibition at the next Fair.
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The Young mems Christian Association.

The Young mons Chrlstian Association.
We publish in another column, the proceed
ingso the meeting on last Saturday. Owing
to the Misrepresentation, that the Association
was intended to embrace only members of the
Church, the meeting was not 80 large, asit
would otherwise have been: yetstill there was
fine nucleus of the right material. The plan
of constitution and Bye.laws. rs we'll as a
list of officers will be submitted to the next
meeting. and We trust that all will attend,
for the purpose of thoroughly discussing, matu-
ring the details of the organization. The re-
ligous feature Of the Society should not deter
any from being present. since the attendance
upon the religious exercises. will be optional
upon the members: whilst the Society will fur
nish those Social literary and scientific attrac-
tionswhieh cannot fail to secure the cooperation
of the whole reading community.
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: GoLD FRoM CALrroRNYA.- The smount
Of gold received at New York from Califos-
sia during the present year is, 440,s19029,
which IS 81 ,962 ,5s5 less than received last
vcar. Ai.lY--- ~ d Tsyv "a! - '',H r-s"
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'erms-.-Two Dollars a Year, in Advance
ABBEVILLE @. 81
Advertisements.

We direct attention to the advertisement of
II. $. Kerr; of n sale of likely boy. by Thos
Gordon. Exor to the card of Marshall, Lee l.
Dcl}rul,l to the notices of the Major Generals
Election; and the various advertisements of
the Sheriff, Commission and Ordinary
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AmbrotYpea.

BY reference to the card Of Mr.. W. L. Nick
les, it will be seen that he is prepared to take
Ambrotype Likenesses in the best style of his
art. All who are dcsirous of a good picture
should avail themselves of the present orpor-
tunity
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING by
LEE g. WILSON.
Editor.

Individuals, like nations, fail in nothing ,chich
they botsNy attempt, schcn sustained by Uirt,toms
Purposc, anddcterminrd rcsolution-fIE CLAY.
"INui"g to praise, yet not afraid to blame"
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Indigestion and Industry arc two things
seldom found united.
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The Slave Trade.
UEI.kD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Bstts.

SIT. 20 The United States Jose Santos rinc,n.o
BiTa, Gasror NJ De Cnnaa and Taos Gnsin-rhe parties
this charged With nng out the schooner Aer
chant u TIC p,r Of New York for the purposes o, slave
voyage 1, tho OF Africa the 4th OF April, 1887,
contrary 10 the or Congress OF Apr 1913
ire ris WAS set down for to-day bat two OF the 81
for he prosecution aud San % the scoulei being .ossn
sas postponed 10 Wedoetdsy morning. The District
Attorney applied for Anschm the attending
~itnessss and q sarrsns for N Sauscs.
Mr. D,rohue said II ussess IN take ont the
Mr. Santos net within the jurisdiction of the Court
be did rot wish 10 be tried vita the other parties
The Court granted the attachments sgsnst he Witnesses,
and told the DIric Attorney that he would pun,sn them
for their dlobedience or the OF the Court
District At.oTn'y were ga'isded that II Was wrul T1e
Court also raid thtt the mu-t be tried this wedncs
day mornisg the accused who In attendance
should be discharged from curtody.
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ssse throw, osby ss yrs.@ and Ae .a..an in isoni
lad ben ssoss nom iss slos ors i N SONS sssssrs
u ne s N ss ss
Ssss he e. . he p.rss' q c1s s1Sr; Eoa
ss s s@. hasssa s ssd as %
as I.As, :,s.ossSa.y .unss. under ne s s,
:sn not g srsss :. ssf o 80 Wholly isoSs;Sis sSs
ssss q h. s1 .ss
bit d 'G Sc "a Y 500. & - i: : 20
mani Why he poia ~: P,so q Tho coalns
s s- a. ssa mot
. rae e Ss Ii ne e.
ss & he az s
of his club and escspe arrest rns n.y. You
M s Vi. s Isa s S 81
excursion Aud ha eesrm ed Q shoe: DO any
% 10 70 ss e. ss
Within s ss q s ~ x's
immnepy DANGEROUS 70 che,s s.a syiscns DEPRIVED
s f1sss 1 s a
dssh q any particular .dyidaa" ssas policeman ndsr
ssa w,cIss deprived q Il. me- he!s ssa Be 70 as.sa
e. %.sas he %srss1 yos .
yas ss Of s .w
.es sss s S
fore: = the lAs leave, him i your hands
The jary said that he would IKE TO kDo~ something
about the key which wn found In the prisoners ooos
En- Judge Phillips called the witness stand.
He testified thas he tiled 70 open Sammis store with IT, but
could not he did vst the prisoners house for thas
purpose
The ary retired 10 their 70 deliberate upon their
verdict at nine minutes paat 8. and the curious hrons
Immediately commenced 70 canvass the result Of theif
delibera'ions One old gentleman, who had attended
every murder trial which has taken place In this city FOR
The last twenty years, Affirmed that tbs accused
guilty beyond all douot, but . New York jury would
convict him Judge Roosevelt remained till quar-
past and gave instructions 70 the officers for
hi On IL the jury agreed before ocook He would return
Ut that hour and In the event Of ir not agresng
verdict they would be locked up for the night The
officers then cleared the court and looked the
DOORS The audience Immediately joiEing the democratic
meeting In the Park
while the reporters we're preparing their reports Can
cen promenaded the floor in military STYLE The officers
krS him very kindly and offered TO furnish REFRESH
ments; but he would not allow them 10 send out for
His Honor did not make his appearance at o'clock and
after being assured by official tho had como from the
jury that there possibility Of their agreeing,
The representatives, OF the press re ed from the buidng
was the universal impression that the jury would
der verdict Of guilty In hour after they repaired to
their The Court viii meet 1t 10 O'Clock Ia the
morning, when doubt the jury will be discharged II
they are unable 70 agree upon . verdics.
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Letter from Ex-Presidsnt Tyler on General
Pillow,

~,
NJ DEAR AH-Ovng 10 my absence from noue II 10 only
this morning that have been inor med Of call upon
8 he nusc Of the sssr.o1a,srv .,ssmso 70
be found In General Pillows Gte letter which he bsses
90 the authority Of Mr. Tss that during the neeot ston
Of The Wa hngou rresy and 81 secure In NATION,
had used $500 oo Of the service fand In par
oh,se OF tie political press OF the State Of Name TIE
letter is not before me, but quote the substance Of the
ststement confess that utter absurdiy OF
neni had coosgntd IL 70 the same class with the macy
lime alleged against and my sdmnistr atloa,
and which have regarded wholly unworthy OF notice.
am only surprised ths. one 10 enlightened Is Genera
Pillow esteemed 70 be should have regarded ri lieu
loas statement ~ worthy OF re petition. Five hundred
thousand dollars from the secret service fund in pur
Pillow had taken the precs alton to6 have Looked into
the acts Of Corg-ee making appropriation 10 the contn
the secret service fund he woua have seen that the
la gest amount Appropriated any one year during the time
OF my Official residence In WIahiugon did not exceed
$50 000 and hsi rssruch the negotiation referred n
occurred Ia ls.2, there had at the time been bu. oge
made 70 the fund, and tn. Of the session Of
Mil-2 tniIt ould have puzzled Cocker 70 have OBJ
tanned $500 Coo out OF S5o, 900.
win take oocsslon TO add tia! the fund.- although
called secret 90 public 10 most IT. oatlsys a. aay other
fund belonging 70 the government IL 10 applicable 70
tie many hen growing out OF the necessities OF foreign
mlastns and the consular establishment, OF the United
They contingent, the very tenn implying their
isinty The expenditures for these coIn gnces enter
ally publAned, and absorb : large portion Of me
fund. IL often hap pens that not . dollar 70
shhdrawn from the fund for any confidential
obec, Of the government Such confidential 90
iec,s sometimes Intervene In insarooarse with
foreign countries, and sometimes have their origin
vnhn lirais-oonuogences which II may be I'm
prudent a. the time disclose, but which ind nstey
corrected with tbs preservation Of neaoe and queade
some such during my Official residence
In wsshinstop and have only add, when lers
nat city directed the agent OF tAc fund 10 lc away In
drawer of the safe Dapar mcn me vouchers for S the
expenditures under my orders OF that fund Aod
TIE day has nearly hen shall be perfectly Wiling
70 have laid open 70 the In pc on or any
40 Cext.t nj
wop1 hnd Hem for ae purchase OF The newspapers OF
the Of Maine, OF any oh susie; and vita pro
per explanation OF the obec Of the expen ture but little
or poibipg TO disspprove Of
Do pe.a 70 pa down ihesc brief explanations 70 The
respect which have for you personally, and believe
70 be, Truly and iAiinf ally, yours, N3
To NJ PRYOR. JOHN TYLER
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A. the Everett Uorse-krs Moner, Niles M3lEer, Mrs
Iyessrsu, Cuba mr. Sars and ls1y Mrs Bailey. I'VE ser
child. Mrs stalk, Stsrs, Fsw Dfle Nti a Il
pNpder Calhoun, u n; Dr n q Wood u A; Ms, Wood
washing'on; John r Howard, Paris W Butcser E1glsni
VIM Gray boston; WIN Grove, Oubs; John II Parker, o
Boughon y; vs. HsppllnEon, Forid,; Geo YES 0res
harrington, Nsgs; Ihos Whit NJ, Virgins ~ and Mrs
w0Od chid rdeervan New York; Isaac Heard suRdss
Ga; & youle and wife, 1hross secs SO Rome nj lady,
ebd and Paris John III Boston Miss Haven
g1son and lsdy, New York yhas II PAuc )aa aud
wife Philadelphia; geo a Panc0est, de- II bavorOnek,
Eingson Carl fchulize java ]; Han, Boston Uea
Ward, do. -. -.
Col Hsrris British ARM, HshaN lr keynelos. lazy
PRISE 9eo y Dorr, Lennon Mass; srs WAT hes
iorf kiss wyatt 90 krTs wysl DO; r walker, do,
Heath do hon samutl Forte, Geneva, Mrs guriG Troy
George II ursver DO; Nu fshsm, Maiden; Mr. Des Ars
Hamburg Nue &c England, v kisbet New YORK
Prom Few Orleans Hsvans in steamship Phsce phis
MIS- Hirsch. VI Turner, Morgan Castro sarcsi
Arxaie. RNulrsz fana kcsa, Grant, Geo Gala.
tsn Carer Lebut, q 0uion, Mckee, newman, MRS
hsry Eagle and others In steerhge.
From Mobile and Havana ia steamship Quaker Jacob
pecs VI Ibels q Crecker Rev BuieuI, II Bosrdmau,
BrobIe, Dr W yue jose Caivo and LACY Iopez, A
De Rleyo, slocumb, Sanchez AWestering Harris,
y wkimsn.
Hsnisu ehd infant Miss Pendevresi an sq
ter bsnRs, Wills go Hsmel, shevl rex " bad
son, scucder rredericss, Holland, Thompson AMI
sir IN the st@trsse
Prom Fuenos hyres IN shp Psrans-J w Gilbert " L An
rews, u A Burgess Hnd Robt wiley
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AInAEAo roe Few NoRk-raIs DAv.
tuN RISES % Aoos.sErs. morn ID
JuN Hrrs D. 80 HIGH WAFER. morn w
- -
Port OF New York, September 30, 1857

CLEARED.
ss sesmsp Ipa,.ss tB, BaRes, sysmep- sand
s,eamsnp GLASGOW Ss.1 pInc.n disgov-J ka-orrn:
SIP un,s 10 WOOD LIZ n ooHSriops sotara Co.
MS.,Ea l,% 4Tss
ssss f:rs as o' sm hs i ssss M hss
SER wisle " Paasr visS.burg va-seny
scr Appleton. fsylo1 aosso my W Herrioi
s.eame, Pisonacrt, wileia Bs'lnaOre.
ARRIVED
Steamship Phl~dslpSi. GIifo, New Orleans via Ia
~. I s ss s'ssS, SSssis
With Il been n collision IL barn
The nigh Of he 2srwss makeg for hsrlss,n and did not
sps. ssfs TSss ssea. Z .; Bosom rom a.ysas
saEstip Quaker cry ssa'sa M,5Ie va asyAps, Slh
s 70 a. parsed - Am bark steering v showing blue ard
sta%ssD Aaeaats wooeas V savannah Is hours with
o ase st ana & s Il ss Rom ~ a
sepsa s ss.s91sh; soassy sss ~ ast.r.s Ugh. bear
saunnsh SANE day An pas.d propeller bound snow
Steamship soutierner Robertson Charleston Ia ballast
10 Spoford Tilesion A Co
sengers, % sporord, Teston Co sunday SIS Pm 6sps
hs.sss 1encs for charleston Meceay An OF tse o.pss
Of ttna sIehaI ged signals with shp Bsnshse from lo
$50
Jeremiah Thompson Liverpool,
Sep. ,sos WISE seaman of waterford, ireland. ded OF
shis Pa ana LAngsson Ruenos Ayres Aug Is with hides
~, s.Tt image, C,swsa sssso. A,ss, ASs n -i,s
ss Jn,,s Jeaias , Phhpi s'Psrfe NJ Ii days. win
.yg Annis asdsrt le,,, cocsrsns Windsor, rs Il days
Brs Fa6ao white; Sasrryaeld- with lumber.
brig Jenny L,nd. ki me yonsspors w:ih Ears
sep Il, Win hires, Ac % EolT Psruhn. Sep! rs OF Hat
ID x ssas' Or
xe,1 EesdSr s T. ne n rsa a ~ ss 70
quantities nj pine LUMBER part Of tho deck
sell painted yesow. ana hAd been but abort ume In ihA
sen; se,opic t.t Bacs.gor, Perry Trinidad Cuba Sept
Pre-, @ h ,ss. LAT . Is lon a. spOte eArs cscO, from
schs osean a. w.ies. 81 John NIB, Is days with nss
and o. a VL,lsrcs iSA ihsa OF bAsqas spoke naAns
scsr sawar:s sa,cIlsfo- 9, aeorrsosn Sc /, dAyI
sar sesms1a i.n s'si siSs mons as,s u
ses, Hissspssr; nsyeew. R ssmo,d V. for Hartford.
s sr fs' Fsr Msf ss.s n' Tsss hfe avs days
Sch casheIiSe lhomas Ct Sew Haven't futile. Virginia
schr P coples, rh0nps yrrin,s 2 day.
ss ss May s@ssiss 'i Ssyls virssi. aisy.
sSsr nis ssa ae' ss. Ais.1sSss ' .s,ss
s se% IVA" gsa' I n J.mese5 Rossi.nd
sshr see5 s.j mons sDe- Boston tor Aisauy.
Tehr kilen hrdnnn, Fanfr Be1fors.
kchr q Pucx Brown Mystic.
Sohr Maine, -, Sew Haven.
Nchr Daniel pss H. Conn sctcut River
Scgr Joseth Han, Connecticut River.
fChr Susan Tyler, COuneci cut River.
Schr NJ lostey. Connecticut River.
sctr Eagl. urerory, Nnndout
Schr Frnncs ~ Caak. Rordout
Schr a x Drnmmosd. mdss from wreck q shr
Clara broos ss1ore SquAn.
Schr u yddsm With mdss from Of ahip ClsrN
Frtutman sstorr q, sdu.n.
Steamer ATLANTA GaEor, Charleston.
Steamer OspraY, Kinney PrOwaence
HuDw,
One brig, unknown.
Wind during the day NV
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Important aofiicasion 90 American Com
From tie Courier

From n G Courier des Ets.s Unis. Sept 20
severA American ye8sea which recently arrived 10
Frcrch ports (a ka-eules among o,hnrs) Gfer landing
part OF Aer cargo In 0thoT ports have claimed the piv
egcs oused the treaty Of june 1922 between France
and The [ mined saies
According 20 TIE French customs laws those privileges
Only apply to ships arriving directly In French poru, with
cot having put into others on their route.
We are therefore requested 70 notify, thai although
those pri silescs have been exceptionally allowed b. t1e
In the shove rrenii-noi cases yes
sells canrot rnlexs forced BY ter say
trmedaie port wihou, losng their arrival Ia France
The benefit OF lhc treaty.
This rule Is kowise applied BY France tse Ihips or
ell other forogp nations with whom she has navigation
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1ssta1onlal % Captain Mc0owsn or the
~ NEW Yo.x sspA u. lss.
10 Captain Jom NO9owAs, Commander Un,sd naaAss
Nail Desanship Expire n.y.
Docs - yV s token q
appreoaos Of your snsSgao onnduos the lac voyage
& he Empire dT nom Havasa 70 Nav YORK. IN pre-.
scurg this testimonial take occasion again 70 -ofsr g.
The rkiful seamaaahip and ndsfArgso le wssohfdnou
exhibiled BY yourself ana Me cnhosrs under
i SS ssd is inss While - ssrucsas Cd osps Hasr u
hurricane, and 70 which safey 10 mainly to be .:
rtcused NAY never Do ysur misrormne nor aur. %
undergo another such trial but. nom the peTtlous
paure Of .oor profession. may happen that you may
again be placed In similar circumstance trust that lhe
oocasion rl continue preserve and protect you and
those unetr your charge
A.srns YOU thai ve ,ns .vsr nsd ~ ffssir ,s's
crew o. your ihp, Ne remain, dear sir, very faithfully
Geo krr, Joseph v.das, aypoi,e oaisw,
+. W. Koeler, jas v Ados, Jr., j. Modet,
Vim Grave, F 5sschels, John J. lawrence,
Huexscs, Eds'd Adat, Cap, ]. Brock,
Miguel Ferembe, Hucstes, Neal Dsoney.
TO h.ssrs. WIN. J. warIso, 4. 3. GRAY, Csc. KiEK,
GssnssSx-l Dsg leave 70 acknowledge the reoeips OF
pour testimoral, and nil moro handsome letter accom-
rany Ing IT, conveying sDe expre,sscu Of feelings.
oesre, gentlemen, thank ysu esnsc lily FOR your alto
sion 70 my ofAc-rs and rne snirmsstsr Ia
IN uisr smbsrr .sssuss dis rsspons b,h,es in tie
discharge Fl his duty large fortunes and lives d.
pendent upon bic conduct Wstohfol and alef fro tbe
nature Of bis rust he v, especially In such time thai
through which called 200 TO exercise
the faoulh-s -to whlca he Ii endo -ed: yet, unless
b. mis- nsnd whose il uds sod strength,
his aorn powers-s and OF avail Than this
ono NO more f'ts opy oysunisy Of acknowledging M
Indebtedness 70 late I'd 'ers and Gre z, bv whose co
Operation DAY sled to testify 70 the fo' tn<
crco Of peculiar trial and sgemeut
the in oil respecs old their day. The sailor rough -
rkure, exposed 70 the to OF wind ave, purs inR
IFS OF many v'cssudes, has jet the reDuta of feel
a
acco npsnm. Mt of . rougn aand rude error.
hauk you, one and all, gentlemen, from . sailors
heart for your superb gin hsndso ne ausIou 70 my
self 10 etier TT shall ne carefully srved
and The other far rattan by Yours. gracefully,
NEW York, Sept %, 1857. J Mo1OWAN.
The galcn oAAin are Of Ball. Black Il toa.
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IRE steamship warrior Cap, Poster arrived early yesterday
noruins irnm Cssiesioa We indebted 70 The obixng
purser Tor fsvors.
The syamihp Augusta Cap, woossun arrived yesterday
IRON Savannah Pmser Hampstead hss ihsnhs tor
many favors.
sar soSru cAEotsi Foster, y Rslimore for oriir 70
bs Iith and in. -sor niFhi ~ he stt
lns' lat on Ga sewers hurrcaee from 50. sf@r~.is
shred to wv Also " Ire s net via asoher s.vsrs gale
sIrx rvor srrEnrAD Hudrn,, from Baltimore FOR suencs
calvin Dart Kisman 2th insi te abr .uss n siaass
ss % cs sern Shore re- asr c.us , sSs
crew sens home IN me sohr sserns Ospt s,srog
ss. % q so.s' @ s. q VIVA q
-h ys,v hea SO on wheS esu.ea &c ye.sei 70 lesk
'anAs iok gale snd from ,henes up aeis ISLAND
s u Si -. s Ss. cen asSre .Ni sfs nae vss
uh and taxed 80 ese = = = 1are zen pumps constant
loc !. crew we're tired oui win jumping Eoss 500.
isis o. he passage.
4 g s, ss sS'sS' d Ss e; . lss IL ~.
crpi led
yrurSo scrv Hoal-ro or Plymouth, po.us, -.s Lost on
Haue1 TEe crew we're saved Win What clothing hey had
Seas GurFiiI,. Ch.se bon Hsrwch for New York, was
By ssoaoousr asd 70 tellng 70 New Rrunsvios
re- ss ntn B, rs,es safn,, ss1 @sn boom and
iure, By the collision The ruino New Haven fsh fo
Kspeebnrs cap csF nom Por, a. rYises so Boston. s
r = ss P9 sfe H. n -, S SS s1ss
sele slisou snfvsy berg h. on ser The captain hoay
- NJ crew, has been eo4s she vl brosesd morrow
n~tt
hoLsss HoLr sepi'2 The schr EvsrEade, Wood Of and
frun blueh Ee, Tor Baltimore WITH aru ~ grasite
IN tsis or tie ~ for having sprung on
me sssaSetny leieys 70 klwcOd walter, Sq Secretary
Board ~ Ind srwri,sfsD
Notices 40 Mariners.
cuSHrlorar Az aoRToss roisJ; tose isllsp sousn
c.sdopiri- hed light will b. erbbsd for hrs
the nghihosse tower Horizons Point Nsrh shore o Long
Island.
This ehiht lower !. thirty feet hrh bu, o, bricx and
level OF The
This lower s'lssed The heepersdwer wbch also
~ btisk
The sppvgimsle poutica Of mi. nrh,house Is
Latitude a. Os;
Longitude ~ nj 49,
Tx nsurcN mi q. WsW from Plurnbe Island Lighthouse
by order N the Lighthouse Board
. q DUANE, Lieut. Uorps Of Fnginsers.
New York, Sept n, 1851.
2 y PORTS.
SEVERAL mtrgsa Feees recvnUy arrived 10 French p0rs
(at rel ies among uEel 1nr fkyigr dsF14 "a aEw o
ner Cerrots iu'trmedss tor0, have cgusdstsd Gen
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A Torn IN KArsAs.-The Sumner Kansas Ga
feas says Of hst tovuih oay Ftieen sce1s old, ooo
tsnt between three and our hundred ah.bnt. hes us
OF the bes ftesrs sswm'lr In the Western ccuntrr m
solve operst on and tvo nors buiiding b.s good
hcel, and commenced hat win cost So 600 when
rnhhed; ha. &c ttoret, ono wnsormsksr, shoe
rrsker one b'acksmh, and three cupeuter rnof~ has
subrcrihed g. eco for church ciGce ard hss 1-nsnr
once srd free schco Few o yrs bosfi CT ruccsss
tqua 70 lhla
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rhe Lemon Slave Case.
rCPREaE CoUgT-0asaRALT TERN.

aBT 29.-TAe PecSe al e relation 81 Louis Sapoleoa
X Lemon This got down for Thursday 10 nor
To.) ~hen al be argued before The Eve Judges Of tue
Supreme Cor-' by aessrs o. onor ami Lepausa rr Gha
Safe OF Virginia. and Aeurs VIM EvAr.s, ant and Cal
yer for Ae relAior.
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Street.-The Newburyport Herotd states that A
cargo Of very tine sugar sored upon Johpsons w1syf
thai ely, for wh oh hr In Boston paid 12S cents pcs
pound. NOV viii not bring n'ne cents The csprecls.
ton storsee rbrirtsre, &C, win occasion loss Or forty
oOnps On hogtbtsd
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his exhibit shows some falling on compared with
The previous yest Recently, ho~ever hat ooiusge has
increased 70 cortboie relief In The prcsent s,rpger
" the director has wisely employ Cd TIE whole
force or tee m'r night and day, 70 prosiie the smss
denominations OF silver COIN especially. Aboat thrce
daily.
AZ the Secretary ~ TIE Treasury has manifested
mepdsnle dis IN this criiir zdop. any uefu
and r'scsos prop sion within his discrson veuli
sugves the expectancy OF ncrong the coinage OF sud
dollars snd reducrF the number OF $50 ana no r'ec,s
me Rrer 70 more rc-oils ks1dled ed as the
sub freAs1ry but tho addoual labor ought not DO
garded In comparison eih the public venieaoe AL
small DENOMINATIONS OF sol1 and silver will be In rs1u
son the country, and oannos be 700 sbundsn ly
Eupped
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gYomPAErEs wBHIrg TO JOIN WYE GUARDIAN
W Eretne Company No 70 IN their reception of Lady
ingor srsins Company 70 90 on their return frs heir v
10 Philadelphia VIII please snd two delegates N with
Al IRE engine hoss No IA Amos street. Friday evening
October q 1851, Al eight o'cio.h ELL BATES Foreman
ALFRED A pFEfOR eecfo.sry.
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nom Inc North AmcfIcAn, sop. al
According 20 recent act CT Congress, the annual
turns OF the mint mAte 10 conform 10 the dscs
year OF trcAsury consequently the Of the
present yta only the months ending the sob
OK June IL became necessary for 70 ascertain the bud
ness <ithin that period the director politely furnished
us with the foloWing ngufcs:-
Coinage OF tho min, and branches during tho nrs six
monihs OF 1851