Smyrna times., 1857-10-14
e. eNerNL NeWs.

) 81, Al, and 81 have been remarkable for
4 Their hnanciai rrvulSions. the alternate decades
II h"'tg Ia" most severe. utIil supersttIuus people
, nav" con-" 70 r. gard the spvp" as an nnluckv
e hummer and - II Is supposed Will round the
history wnh most couS inclno illustraIlon In
the former ppriod3 of disaster, however there
/ was Some mc'hod IN the general madness. some
} tangible Cause for the prevailing disuuit.-
Ihere WAS panic, II is true. but the danger had
"a local Ia hitatlOn and a name" or ifa phan-
'"m' II f"ok p~re"nal form, aud was believed
to tie real and the danger imminent. NOnD
I there Is no excuse for fright
TnE IiEpo TABLEcIoru The Crinear hero
Ia'I'cIo'h l. Low on view at the nht.rs'
McS@fH ii"da" and LoW,uan, Regent street
I"h'"h Ii Is Two years >Ircc the GtsIpn of
thI- fabric waH begun. II WAS sLown L. II week
l" hrr AiaJt>tt ara The {, ,urt a. Ball.oiaI. no
'Arr@'>cu 'h"'r UiquniiHrG appronaljOn nt the
"ts'4 - aud Quailli dud gave an ore, for n t,r
ti.' rnyaI tablc. The drs % corIa,ue Ior,ra,ts.
irn" 10 NE, of the allied sutrrrigts and pruer-
:. : va" o"k part IA The iatr CrImean var
.' '""r grand orHcr- "t the Iour Pow ers, " uh
~. anus Of each nation, are DISPLAYED:
''s'. Ire I"ur gna, lHtt!es fought in the Cri
inca -London Paper.
" Some "f the papers are lcctur,ng Uo.
niaH upon rAtraNHg rance III dtrss and advisirr
! ih'm 10 retrencb, especially during the present
financial difficulty. Doubtless there are n.rv
cases of an understandable eXtravagsncp IN
! lfhs way bu' do not people ever CONSIDER thai
! ~" or lhfce gItsses OF brandy and half dozen
! regaias mGulged IN daily bv man IN sav
nothing OF i've and ten dollaA dinners. anoun,
! 10 more IN year than would be required to
dress woman up to the full requirements of
fashion !-Ledgtr.
V37 Every married man should let his wife
nave me management OF The home department.
ana give her, as Secretary, the control of the
uIHerehi D"reaus. Don't let her have ANYTHING
10 90 with the War dcparment.-ErchQnge'
Then how is she TO BRING The TnCantry mn IN
The +" breast works." we should ike 10 know in
case Of an &" attack Of the meas!es!" II is
evident me writer O the ABOVE has never been
" many " cngag cement. ."-Ne,c Haren Re0is.
ter
X It appears from criminal statistics in
En4!and, That Of 23J1 prisoners m the Surrav
JHi' only 50 were married, ana these had an
Ner"Ee OF less than tirtr chunrrn each. show
"E az once tue hunauzlIg tendency OF The
mlrr!aEe relation aud also that lis responsi-
"'IHl"S deter, tar more Than lis burdens and
hihicultIes provoke, the criminal lnclmaiIons of
the middle classes
A PRESENT FOR President BucHANAN.-Mr.
H. II. Burrows left San Francisco by the last
"ith Il barrel OF Los Angeles WINE tor Presi-
H"h' Buchanan, together with SAMPLES of
oranges, c'trons, almends, lemons. grapes, &c.
There Is something besides gold in California.
0T' France. says the Mcniteur Vinicole.
contains l,977,O90 hectares Of vineyards. AL
loving tor The present vintage an average of
4O barrels OF VINE per hectare. we have a total
oi |9,USU,OUu barrels, or about two barrels to
each lnhabliaht. AT 40 francs per barrel this
VINE would be worth 3,l63, ,2OO,OUO francs.
o. Rev. II. w. Bcccher has declared him
SELL says the Christian Register, in favor of
omHiiuE the afternoon service. He thinks the
afternoon should be gN ell to domestic converse
d 0ie reading nEd religious instruction, and
considers Sunday School or church going four
times day to be breaking the Sabbath.
f~T~ a convention, in favor of a djssolution
of Tue Union, has been formally called to meet
al Cleveland, Ohio, on the 2Sth and 29tb of
October, aud the call is signed by 6,O33 per-
sons, OF whom 4,20O are legal voters. OF the
latter l.lN7 reside In OHIO 945 in Massachu.
,e'ts, 5U9 in New York, 35I IN Indiana, SIS in
Michigan, 227 IN Pennsy lvanla and l36 in
Iowa. ="
tC- In Central America a revolution soains,
Iarrera, the Indian Dictator of Guatemaia bna
'roken ont IN that State, where the cholera il
'lSo raging. Damage to the amount of sion.
'0o has been caused by an earthquake in the
ny oi l'nlra, IN Peru, which country still suE
ers under the horrors of civil war
0~3- subscriber to moral reform naDer
allied at the Nor'hampton Post Office tbe
'ther day, and inquired # the Friend of Virtue
Iad come. No." replied tho Postmaster.
there has been no such person here for long
ime."
VI letter from Hong Kong states that tho
United States Sloop OF War Levsnt had bnrned
village IN the island of Formosa, TO ayepge
he pIlIage OF an American ship by pirates
The name OF the vessel is net mentioned.
0I- The mediation of France and Eeglsnd
the quarrel between Spain and Mexico has
een accepted by the latter The negotiations
re to be carried on in London.
o. Latest advces from Havana state ,b.,
ugarF have still further declined. and ,hst
olders will lose heavily; though the amonns
I the tall ls not mentioned.
W The Indians, on the plains, are becoming
lore troublesome 10 emigrants Their las, az
empt was the stoppage Of the United States
lall tram from independence to Santa Fe.
UE- There Is more silk consumed in the
yni'ed states Than IN any other country on the
lobe. Last year there was imported inlo This
ountry and consumed here S32, ,553,Ol3.
0C5- young man who had no ftends %
ook Siler hIm, was heard 10 remark after read.
ng uenerai Scotl's letter, thatthe General had
ever laid his head on so soft Pillow before
GT A young lady was asked recently bsw
20 could possibly afford, in these awfully bsrd
lnes' 10 take music lessons "Oh "said she.
i coEhne myself TO the low notes y, -
w The amount expended by American
raveliers IN Europe is estimated at $4,000,
100 annually. al..ass ...3~ e,T'
OF Men, had much rather be censured for