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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY EvEsING, July 80, l657.-There have
been no less arrivals Of clipper ships to-day from At
nic domestic ports all laden with full csrsoes Of assorted
They follows to Wit ships Osborn. uowes.
M i47 days Black Hawk In 10 days from York the
former consigned Messr. VIM T. Colman Co and the Lay.
Reynolds and the John Land in l02
days from Boston TO Messrs Flint, Peabody 4 Co.
have sales of moment by the above arrivals and
shinh IL than probable that few transactions will be
effected prior the Teceip Of advoes due b. the
United States Mail Golden Age from the East. The
market continues langnd state and apart from i'm
obbng trade and sales Of considerable lot OF American
brandes and active inquiry for Sugars there
alteration in the general tone Of business There have
no the markets for Domestic
Produce beyond sales of considerable parcels of Barley
mostly contract for shipment account.
FLovR in fair obbug request at fun rates Sales Of 400
ar superne Domestic Sc 50; go do and go do also
81 90 & 200 do American Mills at SO So l6 do Fowlers
Self Raising at $40 30 T. 200 10.
WHEAr bas been in limited demand and prices in
quepce favor purchasers $50 sacks prime quality sold
terday evening at &c. y 10
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"a enc, ~ cro,eV, ~ ID. abssp' Of 's ~ MY ~ q
aScr,a M. :sau, . or3r e nvod 10y tasaty
.ih ths ,ppc,sed y tss % srra TO- s.
n,7., pro,.., "a ,nd yJverDm NJ " 'oh'eqo'p w %
% ne pr: ,. the add l.o ure TO 'ste 'ee
IN, Of the eou-:y ths- - co ~ ~c ~ IN.
Do g. vote IN s,,or6AD;, '.i;h ne Hfh' '''A''
rhe Pros... Jsdre sppu' ~ ID. snu. in our
-,ap:y Tor ms noaihs and u5w sbs'nt S 20. ~ ~.
and are she ind iny f,s,'iy ~. o ~ Correct IL
mt, or sny Proba. .dse before whom We e'ea ''
We Of our citizen. wiz .sve the las, OF tbs
week e vi.i; Lec IN p;or, and confer Win you IN "9
matter. -. .,.. 90 .,,r muuica,s
.n 81 wi.h.. they viii b. thankfully received and con
,ide,.d or ,ou msss il onsenen; TO visit Hs' we WI"
s'gs S Of he s,~n. Of Anderson cS2H,y ie;V SSY
''o" Ger. Iraltrto w. Arny,
DrAksR JUS, rece,yd yo o. me "a
COMFY in which you inform Of the intention Of the c
zen. 20 ,ss through y5a uDdT protest against the
AVS u the Legislature which imposed al take.
Thie BE- NO eSeered upon ue by your
taxes .i;aned in conformity Win us p'0''OHs'
NAV csny your views into effect. WALKER
Your. very respectfully cv.,nor n K,ps,. TeTr,oy.
VI. Arny 10 Goc. WALKER 4gd,a. ,.,.
' HYATT Kansas, Aug 20 1857.
p,u SIR Your letter, dated June postnaked Le9omp
tor June after Journey OF two months was 'e'''
In accordance With your PROMISE male to our Committee
d hear from sou regard to the smount OF take: 20 Dc
pay nav n uad,r protest and then bring suit IN order
y, have b. ssiiy Of the tested by the proper tribunal
he. I'm ss.d by Yourself vel by the Secretary OF
.b Ts,,i,rv ana Others the laws OF the Territorial
~ i.saI ana ina. Congress has decided, and
~, 81 rrecutiy. AZ Ws.hps.on recognizes their lessty
. a ,rJ. 90 enforce them by the military power Of tac
sHN NS.n .,
poVsihment ., che Constitution Of the United States
In our oI az 81 cons,s.. m enact laws that
We IND that u s,he pro,n u Laws. and that the
the frtsideh anu me ~ ~ Gysrnmeut authorized
JudiciaIy the ohy "a issaIy Of M. law.
70 o.cioe Oh 'ne oon'''1''o' ~
L cass and app.sl II 70 the Supreme Court
49,. So ~ =. q, ave n. Ger esl the
oi .nr I Wy ,nSr amy in Kansas but from that
expense OF Hdnulne an ,~r;,. without giving US the
you have silowedtwo mouths ,bnn. "a decide this
opportunity 70 sppta 20 'e M sstis6ed that the laws
nMtsI we Insi tns Jou go ,e.t before the courts Of
are ileseL ana henos canno' ' "
OBJ country. y. .,.ps,h.n,d we beg leave TO
nst JOY. In, rsons in regard to
can your s.s.on 70 enforce ups the people
ST S .!b Soi mitsTy power OF the Governuent"
- the cesre.t proof that the Legislature
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STORM IL ISDIAsA CoUSrY.-Blersyille ard We;
was visited on Saturday last by the moet drssfIa ns
siorIn that it has ever fallen 70 our 10, . VIE
Dhtant thunder wss TO be heard for some hoafs
viously, but no alarming appearance OF - 80
About o'clock the rain came on, ssconpsn@g
very sharp lightning and heavy thunder. For
time the clouds appeared light and the rain uo,sS
unaecompaned by wind a narrow cloud very ~
arose in the southwest advancing RAPIDLY, snd -
ing as it approached; in few minutes he ~,
canopy was enveoped with blackness, snd for 20
quarter Of an hour the hail fell 20 fss. tns,a ~
impossible to see ar object at the distsree Of
The depth of the hail cannot be correct EST !.
tie water, rushing along the streets, swsp. nv y
regular piles; but piles of urmelted n1n 49, =
found In the gardens ON the following ssoSsa w..
The gardens are literally destroyee; ses ~
the swafh or standing VI cut, arg 49, ;yto =
buckwheat in the neighborhood DesSs y. LII n.is
ground, and the corn crop ssnPpeo % rs W 9
Much glass was broken beth IN hxn ana ;osnI, 20
psrs sde 70 s'i s:ssvsSy would have been
bah had been accompanied By severe storm oi~
The hail extended from north 70 south dis'SDsI
about Eve mild. How great the extent 10 ~
from west toward the ssst We have DO: ye: fsssc
since v,;tins de shove, We are Informed tssl
nail l. yst wednesday evening" eighteen irssss -
in Ma ~ epe naas vs1s eftswA,
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F,os. The Paaama Star and Herald.

Frosg Tie Pdaaad SfdT and Hefald
We have dates from Valparaiso to July ID; Cauao,
Jelly %; Pats, July 80.
Chilli.
The Law Of Amnesty for political offenders, after
beng defeated 10 the Chamber of Deputies was re-
tanned 10 the Senate, who, notwithstanding the efforts
81 Ministers, insisted ON its reconsideration by two
hId majority. The Chamber Of Deputies being
obliged, according to the Constitution 70 take up the
measure again, the Ministry used every means ~
eause i!s rejection by atwothird vote but this they
were also defeated ard the project bss, therefore,
accepted, vetoed or modified within period OF tfteen
days after presentation; tbs. period not having vet
esputd tie result Is no, Known but il 10 geosray be-
ksved, from TIE known hostility Of he Executive 70
hrm aud every effort used 70 re.s.d IL d s,Issi.o
sntJ tAs close OF BE ssssor.
o. Ds n meter isSs dsisa.s5 - Ms r,estu,s, !,
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BOLIVIA.

The latest dates from this Republic sre--la Pa,
July IL. ,..S,,,.a
The Legislature has been convened g meet a, sette
on the 9Th of August and the PresdeI. had lett tor
that city. -...a.,,.
The Opposition party do not cease in their attacks
ON the Ministry, relative TO the expenditure OF Tue
public money. According 10 the estimates the re-
CENTS are Ole L, and the expenditure
81 SIG 984 or; nevertheless there is always def
cheney in the Treasury.
In Potosi, great results are expected ffom the sta'!
which trayerses the center of the mountain Poto,l
poouces now from 10 coo to 50 600 mares of silver.
The fever continues TO commit fearful ravages. In
the department Of La Paz 10 900 Indians hsve died;
in Corocoro 3000 and in proportion in other provinces
Whole districts have been depopuleted, and agrica-
ture has been 40 neglected that provisions have
doubled il price in La Paz.
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MIssoURI.-The official returns Of tie reesn,S
ton in Missouri, after being duly, "sGenied' =
from the hands of the Pro-Slavery officials a. JS
son City as follOws
Robins, Independent, A., gu; Stewar., PfO-Sm
Democrat, 1875. Majority for Stewart, 33i.
The 81. Louis I.tel.gencer remarks TIA. tbs
jority might have been larger had there been al! :
parent Necessity for such result.
The following i. the result Of the vote .or Jcigs
the Supreme Court: q,
Scott .......S7l4l Ryland. ...".3i 81 Wngbt."-x
NsptoI SO sos GsTdenhre. II 765 Soe!...."w
Richardson. IS 3s7 Adams. Hovey..."~s
Elected.
MesIs Scott, Napton and Richarl.os were z
ported quite generally by those who vo:e1 TT
Rons.
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THE QUESTION OF The TAXES.

Correspondence Cf The Nsso-H Denoc.S 49,
LAwREscE, Aas. ~, 1857.
The correspondence subjO!ned has been scbm-:.ed
for publication by the Representative 81 AnesIsen
County whose name ia attached 70 he leiET - The
Governor:
NJ. AM 60 Gee. WGise7.
pysrr Tovs ksnsss. J1re 9 1857
70 IA, Expen<. Cor Walker Cossysoy k1s,0s Tyi,oJ.
DIal SIN: Al meeting Of ne etsens And<iscn Comfy.
va panno1,y resolved TIA: the undefngrsd confsI with
20, n econ ;. ~ psyue- ef he AIes CURED Of The cit
sens Of this eo-,.y and vss arra,ed 20 ASCERTAIN the
&c b. paid bJ escb efs'a .na pN 'ysl 70 ne vp
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COSTA RIGA.

The contract for the transit route has been granted
by the Costa Rican Government 70 the parties repre-
septed by Webster a. Harms, on certain conditions.
Don Emilio Segura, who, for some time, has filed
the Office of Secretary 10 the President Of Costa Rica
came passenger on the steamer from San joan del
Norte, and proceeds by the mail steamer of the 9Th Oh
a visit 10 his native Ian d, Spain.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN ON KANSAS.

The following is corrected copy Of the memorial
of Prof sillimsn, President Woolsey, the Rev. DR..
Bushnell and others to President Buchanan, and Of the
Presidelts reply thereto, only part of which ap-
pesred in teegraphc intelligence yesterday, the
retidue not being received in season:
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FAMILY LETrEns.-The following extract
Hact IS selected from Mrs. Caroline M
sedgwlcks new tale, "M.rricI or SIN ,l. ~
recently published in two neat l2m1 vol.
tunes, hy Harper: "ls there ANYTIME sad.
der than files OF old family letters, wbcr,
one seems to spell backward ones own fu.
'ure! The irai fabric of paper is still linn.
while the strong hand that poured over it
the hcuts throbs Of love, OF hate, of hone,
or oi despair is mouldering in the grave.
Letters filled with anXclicS, blessed pcrlaps
III their realization hopes defeated III their
very accomplishment; letters spoiled with
professions ot everlasting allcclIou that en-
hailed with IL few mornings dcwS, and stam-
pea with sincere loves, That seem, us the
time stained sheet trcmblcs in the hand, to
breathe from heaven upon it; letters with
The announcement of births, to be received
will "a taniIy-all hail !-;;nd then with
iond record OF opening childhood, and then
The black lined sheet, and the hastily bro
ken seal, and the story Of sickness and death,
letters with gay disclosures Of bcthrolhals.
Of lilmitablc hopes, and sweet reliance: and
little further down III the file conjural dis
affections, chickering's and disappollments,
and pcrchance The history, from year 10 year,
OF IA happy married love, tried and made
stronger by trial, ccmcntcd by every iov,
br'ylllcncd all along lis course with cheer.
iuincSs and PATIENCE, and home loves, and
charities, but i'll this there is solcinniiy, for
II is past. Tic slcavcs ali gathered INTO
The garner, and on earth nothing is lett but
the scared slubb.c field -
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PROSPECTUS.
T. n f. II Y 4 " I y T. II.

Dai'J, LII eehly anu wee. KY.
fii. publication Of this Journal, from cir.
r'Ini+'an""S beyond the control 81 the
proprietor. has lc.n srSp"rl". for some
! months. Having recently Received nucl, cn.
r"nr;t="in"nt from good aud true men, il Is
proposed I" :rSnn" its publication without,
delay. a< LITERARY AND POLITICAL.
Jol RNAl. and, We are encouraged To believe.
~ "f failure.
As n Literary Journal. Il will he devoted f.
the development Of SOUTHERN TALENT,
Ih"r" is II" paper in This State and very few
IN 'hc S"u li"rn States. that make Literature a
distinct aT'! prominent feature. The aim nf
'h" conductors OF the EXAMINER will be ,n
elevate it, Ia n high standard in this ,l.po,t.
mcni which will he under the control of one
Of tn" ahl"St and most experienced c.litors in
III" state. htllN G.. BOWMAN, Esq. n wri-
ter We'll and fav"rnh!y known throu: :hou: the
South.
L. As political Journal it will Mt once take
gr"uuI and abide bv tie oil landmarks of
TIE tALIInl'N SrNTE RIGHTS rar,y. ow.
ing II" allegiance I" any Naiionnl Party. nor
seeking t" advance its Interests hv suhs,rvi-n-
cy |" any local cliIn" Whatever. 1t will be
entirely independent in its expressions of opin-
ion on public men and mcrS,,r.s-n short, the
aim will be to make it faithful representative
"f III" people, and u fearless alvncatc of the
Interests of the State. The position of the
S"n h Mt this innctnrc-thc appaIcnt trnrkiny
ri the ai'poinlcrs and organs of the Admins.
'ra'!"n TO III" Free soil Black Republican
Party, rs exhibited in the course Of the t;uvcrn-
or Of kansas-:r!naml that tho Press of the
South should shake or the sarkcs Of Party.
and unhesiatin"y define lis position, Aa:.l
av"w its determination 10 maintain and defend
The rights Of the Southern States It. is now
too late to dcp!orc the formation of sectional
rnr;icS--thc South section, must iiyht her
own battles, or be overwhelmed.
This department will Lc under the direction
and management of W. t. .IoiIxsroxsp ESQ,
long connected with the journalism of South
an experienced Editor.
We consider it due to all who NAV be dis.
posed to sustain it, to nvow that in politics
I'll f EXAMINER will be essentially a State
Rights journal
The paper will he continued in the same
handsome style and fi1rm AS beforc-a large
Iuarto. containing eight pages and forty col
umns of ma'ter-W cckly at two dollars FER
nnnum. IL is nlso in contemplation to issue
from the same office and upon the same ,mt.
ical principles. THE DAILY AND TRI.
WEEKLY EXAMINER, the Daily at six dol
lars and the Weekly at three dollars per
annun,.
We have all confidence that the State Rights
Party of South Carolina will sustain at the
Capitol of the State, such an organ of her an
cient and well defined principles Every con
sideration of patriotism, int rest and safety. de-
nnnds that i'll con JUNCTION with other true jour.
mails of the State. such IN organ should he cs-
tablshed and maintained. Those dcsr",is Of
subscribing" or contributing in any way 10 its
support, will please address Editors Of the
Examiner" at This place.
Columbia, July "a, 1857.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
TyY cEfll Year.!
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One Thousand Dollar Cash Prizes,

JHHE Twelfth Annual Volume of this publ,
l. cation commences on the 18Th day Of
September next
The "Scic"tiGc A,ncrican" is an illustrated
Periodical, devoted chiefly to the PRONUNCIATION
of information relating to the various Meclian-
ic and Chcmic Asae, Industrial Manufactures,
Agriculture, Patterns, Inventions Engineering,
Milwork, aud all interests which the light Of
Practical Science is calculated tn advance
Reports of. U s. Patents granted are also
published every week, including Official Cop
sies Of all the Patent Claims together with
news and information upon thousands of other
subjects -.
$IOOo-M Cush Priscs-will be paid on the
lst of Janury rext for for the larges list of sub
scribers, as follows:-s2OO for the lst, ,Sl75
for the I'd, Sl5O for the the 3d. S125 for the 4th,
800 for the 9Th, $75 for the 9Th, $50 for the
the 9th. $40 for the 1lth and $40 for tho l2th.
F0falf Clubs of 20 and upwards, the subscriD-
tions pric is only $l.4O- Names can be sent
from any Post Office until January LIST, 1857.
20 Here are, fine chances, to SECURE cash
prizes
The Scientific american is published onco n
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rcgardto the epov city OF their ifpfo ysiYrsnts.
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TIE LIVERPOOL CoNsuLATE-Tt was
said last evening that beverly Tucker ESQ,
had positively declined the Presidents kim,
tender to him of the appointment Of U. S.
Consul 70 Liverpool, decidedly one of the
best offices within the gift Of the Executive
OF the United States, and one in which Mr..
T. OF all men, can, ii he accepts it, do most
Ior the substantial interest cf our country.
IN social life, he is the very prince of good
fellows, and is endowed with tact that will
enable him to make the word "Amcrican"
exceedingly popular whenever lie may bc
stationed abroad. His provcrLia tastes will
surely induce him to do that thing, IL he
goes abroad in the public service. We are
therci9le an earnest advocate for his accep.
tnncc OF the Presidents offer, which was
dictated evidently by the strong pcrsobaJ
regard with Mr.. Buchanan is known ,o m.
ter,aln for MIR. 7. We have seen much of
public officers in our time, and know almost
as much of American public men as any
other person who has ever spent rs much Of
MS lifetime in this city rs we have. Our
Judgment is, that if Mr.. Tucker refuses the
consulate ut Liverpool, he will do grevous
injustice to himself rs we'll rs to the public
interest; for we really know no one else SO
competent to make America, Americans,
and Americanisns SO popular in the great
gom,ncrcial capital Of the western, coast of
England as our ancient friend-Beverly
Tucker, Esq.,. of Virginia.
~: .; Just as we go TO spress we have
satisfied ourseIf that Mr.. Tucker this morn
ia,s Ing formally accepted the Liverpool. Consu.
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GEN. JAcEsoN.-IIe was n man Well
do remember the day waited upon him.
IIc sat in his arm chair-I can sec the old
warriors face with his snow white hair,
even now. We told linn ofthc public dis
trcss-tlle manufacturers ruined-tl. G
eagleshrouded in Grape which were borne
ut the head Of twenty thousand men into
Independence Square-He heard us all.
We begged him to leave the deposits where
they were-to uphold the great Bank of
Philadelphia. Still he did not say a word.
At last one of our number more fiery than
the rest, intima,ed that if akhs 'Bapk Was
crushed rebellion might follow, then tho
old mani can see him yet
"Come !" lie shouted in voice Of thun-
der,a as his clenched tight hand was raised
above his white hairs; come with bays
nets ,ffyeprs hands instead of petitions-I
anrfor l all! By the Eternal with
the people at my back, whom your gold
can neither buy nor ave. will swing you
up around the. Capitol, each rebel of you,
on gibbet as high as Haman's!"
When i think of that one man standing
there at Washington battle with all the
power of Bank and panic combined be-
trayer by those. in whom he had trusted,
assaiied " all that tbe snake of malice
could hiss, Or the fieid of falssbood could
howl--when I think Of that one man
placed his back against the Focks and
folding BIS arms for the bloY, whil be ut.
tered lis wM uiyoHiz the, Eterpal I i
3iff not swerve from ..he pail, have Glo-
sen. r. nqst confess that The record 6l.
Greers and Rome nay, the proudest dsysi
6fCYznws3I lAnsd Napo{ spu0t f1tljstls
~ instspps a evil liieessIst 50. ,ef Andrers
ga6k eAafa IN piscsd 4lfe. sopi and
sslho on se N j i ii.5 Et9s psePlss
wcffse. 's's EaF FPsAa3..
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The STATE of South Carolina,

vs. goreign Attachment
Jas. A. Liddell. Thomson & Fair Attorneys.
"hcrcns the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh,
w day of April, eighteen hundred snd Hf
ty seven, fife his declaration against the De-
fen.lnnt, who, it is said, is absent from and
without thelimits Of this State, and has Meth
or wife nor attorney known with the same,
upon whom cory of the said Ieelarntion
might he served f"& T'E
II is therefore ordered, that the said De.
fendant do appear and plead to the said ileela.
ration, on or before tho twelfth dsyof April.
eighteen hundred and fifty-eiglt, otherwias
final and obsoluts Judgement Will then be Civ,
en- and awarded against him. .ss.ssss-..y,~'e.,-
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. CT.
Clerks. Ctlice, April H., 1857 sl--ly
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Cunning as TIE FoX.-Thc Dumrrcs
(Scoilanl) Courier says Il gentleman in the
Highlands sent the editor of that paper the
following note:
81 gamckccpcr on the estate near Loch- :
awe, who had been annoyed by the deprc-
,la'ions of foxes, discovered Il kennel in he
glen at the side Of n small locl. While
watching'onc evening, for the appearance
of the tenants, ho observed the brace Of
wild ducks lloatin. on the Ioch. In lit
lie while fox was seen approaching the
waterside with cautious steps on reaching
it, le picked up a bunch Of heather, and
placed it his mouth, so rs to cover his head :;
then slipping into the water, and imnersing
all but his nose, floacd quietly down 10
where Inc birds were T',aking out delight
in fincicd security, seeing nothing near
them but bunch of weed. In due time
he neared Lhe ducks, dropped the heather
and seized duck, with which he returned
to the loch side, and was making off to his
young with the prize, when the keeper
who had NOTED all his movements, closed
them by tf,c discharge Of his doug4e-barrel.
Surely such sagacity deserved a better
fate"
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'S'l,c State Of South Carolina.
LGL,rWr T;S'rtct-[. The Co,pu,nn pZsns
Attachment
McGowan d Perrin,

Amos Clark. Jr., Attachment
james 4 I.itll.ll Plf-s Att,vs
NIIEREAS, the Plaintiff did, oil the thirty
w first day Of October 1866, file his dec
l"r.:ion against the Defendant, who las it Is
said) is absent from and without tile limits of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
kn"wn wi1n;n inc *ur,,, ION whom q copy
Of the said declaration might hc served. 1t Is
therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the snid declaration, on or
before the first day Of November which will
be in the year Of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
mud Fifty-Scven, otherwise final md absolute
Judgment will then bc 6 given and awarded
against him.
MATHEW McDONALD,sU. cP.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80 1856. -27 ly