St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

4 -
lC3o "a dollars per ton Of 2 900 his. The i'm
I'D during the past week were quo bags from
II lx.r GxossApHc.L DI>cUyEEY as
iGkG,s-.-.f Dry STRENGTHENING intel
Lax has ,,iSs seen received froln the STATE.
al the Ukeienokee swamp, which
cuk nrhriy fourth OF the map OF Georgia.
Tf,kreat swamp does not appear 10 ne a
tsw;h after all. So tar from besng isnpeded
by bier. the expedition suffered severely
,fronkauI of il. and were compelled tn siI'k
threA els for drinking and cooking purposes.
lThe hdkrwoOd, al>o. was found OF almost
ffAhuIls thickness, through which they we'e
sconDAsi to cut their way with knives,
wheraykhey were so much delayed as TO De-
En, dane. OF starvation. their supplies bsiii-
exhatA,l The most erroneous opin:ons
have b entertained ofIhe -Xa-ni and nature
iDt The ktle region. No published map gives
lany idkbf ats geography. The survey Wi,
move alrtunaie venture. The submerged
nariion Hound to be easily drained. Whereby
I thousand OF acres oi the most valuable
/ coa,on la;s in the south will be reclaimed.
IN o. Ryune.
Hanoi PLEA.E.-The opposition press
! does not serito be .ntIeiy satisfied with the
the President thinks proper
To make ofhe Federal offices. Bot this can
! not be helpi. Mr.. Buchanan has his own
way Of dolu things, and Is not very apt to
con.uli the FISHES of his opponents. That
/ he has E@efsevy Fortunate thus iaEis 9uHesevi-
dent. The Democratic papers from all parts
of the cou.liry give the most ample ASSURANCE
of this fact. IL will be Il long day before any
thing Eke formidable opposition TO 3he Pre-
sident San sc organized. based upon the DIS
irIbutien oi the Executive pa'ronage.-H ash
ingtoH STIR.
= LEeGL QrEsTIOx UNDER THE DEEn
Seorr -Demncratc canvassers ia
the townoi Gloucester II. ]. } struck the
nau!es ofcolored voters IN that town from The
lists betoe The election n W ednesday alleging
that they were justified IN this action by III"
decision ia the case of bred scott The Pro
whence Journal inti,nates that legal proceed
Jugs WILDE COMMENCED against them.
WoLs TEETH IN HorsEs-Wolf teeth are
quite commun. and many good horses are
luade bllnd by them. had two horses OF
colts. which had them last season. The
cure : simple and easy. Take a plec" oI
iron with square end. one-fnurth Of an inch
in size. lie, one hold the horse and oprn the
lip Sc as 10 enable the one with the iron 10
place il against the tooth. and with small
malht knock the tooth ont. There is No root
10 lhA vol teeth. Tee best WAY Is To take
the horse "a backS,n'',i shop. anal the SMITH
with his punch Will knock Ib"in out IN two
minutes. When yon see tie horses eye
begins 10 run look for tire vol tooth. II IS 4
small. sharp tooth. JUS, forward of the grim
drrs ol the upper jaw.--.sfanchester, Pern'o'a
Foor R.cE.-Samnel Banks. Of this city
{ ormerly Of LiverpooO all Isaac i Shut
OF TeuuesSee. ran a 'Out race o! hundred
YarlS on the Union Course, Yesterday aiier-
soCn, for purse o, 81 .UtH. The thing Great;
ed no lutte excitement both HE runners boast
ing the reputation OF having never hrea bea
ten, and quite crowd OF spectators were on
hand. The race resulted IN tav"r oCthe Ten
ne:;see man. Shu,e, who shot ahead AMI came
out three yards in advance Of has competitor
IN. O, Crescent.
aARTIxo lNrELLrGEscE.-Tha father o
<laen Godfrey. koehler. returned Il
lenf SarufiaS. from mbor,ing tees
sa lsnaJ He was in the feid but lw'
dl Ind Ragged game by the cart lead
He reports as the result OF his expedition L
Wild Desc, IS ducks. and 72 jack snipes
with other game not worth mentioning
This,iAhard TO beat. Godfrey's field was il
the neighborhoOd of Lafayette.
VILLAGE OF WoMEN.-The AugSbur
Gazette ailirms that the village of MADAME
which Is about sixty nine English miles fron
Rustchuck, in Wallachia, has been inhabiIe
solely by women Tor the last thirty years. A
one period the female populations was lw
hundred. The ladies are not warriors like Tn,
A mazons of old but have avoidall mtercours
with men. and drive from their territory a
who appear with matrimonial intentions.
SourHERk CREDrT.-A letter from New
York, in Philadelphia Inquirer speakin c
the dry goods trade, remarks:
The payments from the North and Yves
continue very backward aud good man
small failures are weekly chroncled in ihes
sections. From the South. on the other hand
prompt returns are made aud the credit Q
our friends on the other side of Mason an
Dixon's line never stool better than IT doe
al this moment. probably on account of tn
large weld of cotton during the last ;wu sea
sons and the unusually high prices realize
therefor.
SALE OF NEGRoIS CoNNEcrIcUr.-No
withslanding the prohibition OF slavery ii
Connecticut, a negro was recently sold Their
under the following circumsiances:-A Buch
anan farmer disposed or a load of hay TO hi
parson and being anxious 10 &c, much as posi-
bic for his crop. he covered negro in the ha,
and weighed negro and clover together; an,
the parSon; was in this way made rs pa,
S250for the negro.--Boston Alias.
REV. Mr.. KALLocH.-It was stated yesier
day, on what we considered good auihorir,
that Rev. Mr.. Kalloch intended 10 Withdraw
from the ministry, and devote himself tc th
study Cf the law. We have been authentical
ly informed that the statement was incorrect
and that his intention is 10 resume his minis
teriaI duties. Furthermore. he will insis
upon having new trial. feeling son6den
that the result will be an acquittal.-Bosto
1rGr. 9th. ...t-
SENATOR SUMSER-A letter from a corrss
pendent Of the Tribune, who sailed for Eu
rope in the Fulton with Senator Sumner. re
ports that gentleman as having been mucl
benefited by the voyage, and being now near