Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

cable. Tho bondan, Exchange closes at !!
Three o'clook, aud as the difference in time |
between that city and New York is four
Hours and forty five minutes. we will re-
Seive the report Of the price Of Cons ols at
eleven o'clock in the morning, in time for
our operators In Wall street. The. move, |
Enents in the London and New York money
markets will therefore appearinthe evening
editions Of the New York Herald, and on
the same day on which they may take place.
The British Parliament sometimes, sits ms
late as one O'Clock, and tlicir sessions are
occasionally prolonged till two in the MORN
ing. but the result OF their deliberations will
reach us about Ten O'Clock Of the preceding
evening, time enough to be spublishedin, The
Herald of the next day, simultaneously with
the report 10 the London Times. Then,
again, our great mercantile firms can send
their orders through il TO different parts Of
Europe and oouniermand them with the
same rapidity should they fad il their inter-
est to do so. 1t is hardly possible to cal.
culate the effect of this stupendous underta-
king, and when accomplished there cannot
bo doubtaf It's success ina pecuninry point
of view. When ii is considered that il will
be connected with the various land lines on
'O','h -sidvs Of ti'v +$iI."t;S, WV ert4nd;net
thirty three thousand miles in Europe and
forty-two thousand in the United States,
and that it will be the only means of con-
nec,ion between them, it would seem to be
inadequate TO the,dcmands that will be made
upon 1t. Such isthe opinion Of some who
have had long experience IN telegraphing,
and who predict That before Eve years
eiapsc two submarine cables will be required
instead of one. ~ Y. Herald.
HIDDEN TREASURE. One or two weeks
ago, a valuable dtposite of Spanish. .miled
dollars was found buried on The siln of an
old dwelling house., on the. farm called
"Warhill, in Janies City County, the fam.
lily scat Of the late Daniel Jones. The box
containing the silver treasure was exhumed
by the overseer, Mr.. Avery. II is not gen.,
orally known what the amount is, but /! is
supposed TO be iarge. 1t is supposed that
this money %@&ass deposited Big the bite DAN
iel Jones, the former proprieter. durng the
late war with Great Britain. when the PAN
ic orarspread this portion OF the country.
[ lWhlian's0wy (Pa.) Gdzette.
BtnrXD THE TIMEs--A gentleman from
the !ural districts, according to the Mem.
phis Bulletin, came 10 that city anxious to
know if Jeemes Buchanan" was elected.
President. and upon being replied to in the
affirmative, he swallowed down, tumbler
full of the genuine "fed eye" pronouncing
it call right" lie had not been iu4towp for
seven months, did not read lhenewspapers.
and was in consequence not fully posted.
New ORiEANs, April 22d. is5f--L Later,
adyices received here from Mexico state
that Il revolutionary movement, begun BY
the clergy and Santa Anna. had been dis
covered The leaders OF Il had been arrest.
ed. 1850
The B'iIish Charge dAAaires had dehv-
cred his ultimalum 10 the Mexican Govern.
ment, allowing them nine days torender an
answer.
EARLY CorroN- From friend, now in
Florida, have received cotton stalk
about ski, qs in height and besrin. leaves
inproporlioh. Tbisis a long way ahead of
this region, for our farmers have scarcely
commenced planting their cotton Seed
Florida Is great country for good cotton
crops and hard agues. ----1mderSOn ftua0it
Wan. 81
ST. Lorls, s,yApril lT.-Santa Fe, advces
TO the 18th ult, have been received The
Democratic Conven;ion. of New Mexico had
nominated James l.. Collins for Governor.
Mr.. Otero had been elected delegate to
Congress. Much excitement existed at
S.'>t.a L. i'TrNfCsIu riittn-
cd Gruter, having shota soldier. He was
taken t"jail. but at night party of soldiers
entered and killed Gruter aud another pris.
oner and wounded Others Some ofthesol
diers had been identified and would be tried
for the offence.
|, Two studentsof the Unyersily.of Yhgih-
ia. at " late hour on Saturday night, called
Fat store kept by a man named Mannoni,
TO got drink. Fiuding the store closed,
they began to beat upon il, when Mannoni
raised his window and fred upon them,
agonnding them both 10 the face$ The next
day the students collected in force, ,sa6d af.
ter examining Mannoni's store without find.
ing him, procee1ed toone IIenshaw IS house,
where they learned Msnnoni was concealed.
There they found him, and sch about devils.
ing punishment. Some voted for lynch
Gug, come for tar and feathers; butthe ma
Jofity decided upon a severe castigation.A
They we're about to carry OH their plans,
@hen Dir. Naupir, Of the University appear
ed and eommaided the peace After somo
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