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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CTR Mr.. w N. HUNTER has issuod prospectus of
now naper to be publi.hed ut Bnrnwen c. H., to be
called the Salkeha,chie Beacon" TERMS, 81 per
year if paid in advance.
M- writer in tho Charleston Courier, says be is
fully authorized to say that Hon. John S. Prcstons
friends will present his to the Legislature for
IL, disti .gushcd post Of United States Senator"
ss- Dates from the Territory of Kansas to the
18th inst have been received Both parties claim to
have been victorious in the recent elections.
es- The Secretary of the Treasury has authorized
the Branch Stint in Now Orleans, to purchase $780,
OuO worth of silver, thus sfordins relief to the
money pressure.
@~ Mrs Cunningham failed to appear in court in
New York. on Tuesday oflast week aud her counsel de-
MED all knowledge Of her whereabouts
T A new kind of wine hss just been made Of
tomato juice and sugar, and is said to resemble
Champagne very closely having all its brisknsss and
punsercy.
T Is one OF Caroline Gilman't romancca. (libra-
ry copy} this passage WAS marked and much thumb
| cd
There is no object 20 beautiful to me as con-
Scleptl0uS young ul2D-l DC w StAi
| heaven"
"That il my ver-e1-acty!" sighed Miss Joseph
inc Hoops, as she laid donn the volume; Sin fact,
think that there's nothing SO beautiful as a young
! man, even il he aist conscientious"
| H%-A Monsieur Hue announces the new md
odorous fact. that erery "ation has peculiar smell
ze- Mrs. Mayor McGruder, of Washington City
call. for contributions from the ladies Of the United
State. to relieve the wants of Lieut. Herndons dest
tute family. ROmembcr, that by tho brave esoFon Of
authority ON tho par: Of this noble commander, crery
soman and child on the Central America eere .aeed
exeep, such a, could 10 forced to leare their hus
bands.
~ Mr.. Charlie. O'Conur ha, argued boldly, no.
fore the Superior Court Of New York City, in defence
of the right Of slave-owncrs to transport their pro-
pery, or travel with their servants, through that
| State.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DYW.F F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
ID field District.
Whereas, Mastin Morse, hath. applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
goOds and chaltles rights and credits Of Leus Morse,
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and
SINGULAR the kindred and creditors Of the said deceaa
ed to be and appear before me, next Ordnarys
Court for the said District, 10 he holden at Edgeed
C. H., on the 29ih daY Of Oct. inst, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration should not
be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
October in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and iyseven and in the Sind year of Ameri
can Independence.
Oct 81 2t Al
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Casku,erc Goats.

The Committee on Goats make tho following report:
II. Winn, best buok.
c. Ward and Col. F. W. Picken,, somo fne speci-
| mems On exhibition.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY,

DYw. T. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
ID field District.
Whereas, Frances Asbell and Jeff Ashell have ap-
piled TO me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chates rights and credits of
James Asbell late of the District aforesaid deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular The kindred and creditors Of The said deceas
ed to be and appear before me, a, next Ordinary
Cour. for the said District, to be holden al Edgeeld
Court House, on the 3lst day of Oct. inst, TO
show cause if any why the said administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this lnh day Of
Oct., in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-seven and in The eighty second year
of American Independence.
W.F. DURISOE, oEp.
Oct. 81, 1857 2t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21

BANK OF CHARLorTE.-J. ]. Blackwood, Esq,
formerly Cashier Of the Bank of Hamburg, South
Carolina, has been elected President of the Bauk
Of Charlotte, in the place Of S. P. Alexander,
ESQ, resigned.-Western Democrat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
'-ONEACO GATSGP.

A'-t'A AZ "a
Tothose W. yet haze toSaa'"c' in their gardens,
re would or.rlve ;,:,t ;< the best time to make
catsup proviic ;.u yc.r..h2 Is no. 100 acid which
objection dee, lr lie this season. the late tomatoes
are generally u! Letter r,liy. to sweetness than
their predee.Ssc,. of The Try thun this
cipe whie * from til: ,a;ry Of practical house keep
ef:
One gallon toxlstoe. washed. 1. tablespoons-fu OF
black pepper, 1, Of SALT |, Of red pepper, 2, Of mus
tard, Of s?ics. Int these ingredients in stone
ssrtherawsrc vessel, place il m an oakcosl fire. let
the mxur. si.amcr s!orly FOR hours take them up
and strain through cusn'ler. Afterwards, add
vinegar to ynur Gottlo ,nd seal and you hayo
condimeB; that mill rr,ruks the most sluggish ap-
petite to soi1s with ardity upon the turkeys, the
spAre-ribs, md eyen the po,sum., Of winter
~ subscriber sends three epitaphs, which we
append:
FOR DTHk.
dyed to lirs and lirel to dye;
No longer dying, hero am I.
FOR 4 BACHELOR.
Iiers lie, the dust of one, in life
Who had no money, friend, nor wife.
He row raudt have world OF bliss,
SO l:t;lo he orjoyad in this.
FoEA LIAR.
>. 10 lsins was he such slsys,
lie lies Lcre even in his grave.
M The Banko Charleston the Union bank and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
A GOLD TOOTH PICK

WAS found in the Street. which the owner
w can have by describing and paying for this
advertisement.
Oct 81 IF al
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SAVANNAH, October u.

OAFANNAH, UCtUUcr ID.
BANK SusPESsIoNs.-A a meeting of the Presi-
dents Of the banks in this city was held last
night, at which it was unanimously recommended
to suspend specie payments. In consequence of
which all the banks suspended this morning.
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aDyEHrIsEH EXTRA.

saS- Two or three communications omitted this
week will rec.iya xtssnsion in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
Jfules..

The Committee on Mules make the following report
To G. A. McKie, best colt months old, Premium, S.
To e. ]. Mims, best year old, Premium, S..
To G. A. McKic, hest 2 year old, Premium, S.
Work Mules raised in the Diserict.
To D. T. Minis, best pair, Premium, s..
TO B. T. Minis, best single, Premium, s5.
The Committee also beg leave to make honorable
mention Of the following mules.
Mrs. II. Aliens, year old, second best.
Miss NJ. Hobbs, year old, third best.
Carson Warren, year old, second best
Col. John Huot, year old, third best.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
- B. BETTIs, Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
JAMES q. MINIS, sec'ry.
For the AdyertiS

VI IlIC -luf CitlSGt'
AT. Regular Communication of Concordia
Lodge, No. SO, A. F. NJ. held on the 18th inst,
the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, God has taken from US our beloved
Brother MICHAEL E. WAGNER, who was not only
an orderly, upright and devoted Mason but was a
worthy citizen, firm friend and most af!cc-
tionaie brother and son.
Resolred, Therefore, That in the death Of Bro.
WAGSER, Society has lost friend, Masonry one
of its noblcst advocates and supporters, and an
aficctonatc family its pride and ornament.
Resolred, That we deeply sympathze with the
mother and sisters of the deceased in being de-
priYcd of son and brother, who has been cut
down, not only in the prime of life. hut at the
very period when great industry, zeal ard rerSe-
vcrance in tranSactinG The business of lfc and in
lischarging its duties. had given him and all who
loved him, the most tattcring promise of future
success, and of All honorable career.
Resolred. That in testimony of our regard az
Nrascns for the member Of our Order, so untimcy
deceased, for 4 noble young man, loving son.
and 4 brother Stcadiast in trial and dutiful in I'll
the relations Of life, VIC wear the usual badges Of
mourning for thirty days, and inscribc his name
on a blank page If our Journal.
Resolred, That these Resolutions be published
in the Edgefield Advertiser and Anderson papers,
and that the Secretary be directed to forward
copies thereof 10 the mother and family OF the
deceased. D. Il. DURIS0E, Sec'ry.
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: Now that the su,umnSl tints arc touching up the
landscape will not the other flowers of Our Wreath"
take heart Of grace and bravely withstand old win
ter's approach!
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NIELANcuoLr-Ou article in reference to
the withdrawal OF Mr.. lbzan j. Rice from the
editorial department of the Leavenworth Jour
nal was already in form when the sad and
mournfnl intelligence of bis death reached us.
He died in the cityo Leavenworth. on the 9th
ultimo, and was entombed on the 2Sth. By a
private despatch we learn that his death was
occaSioned by fall from the steps of his office,
which lie survived but two hours. His remains
were carried to the tomb by host Of friends,
who sincerely lament his untimey loss. Mr.
R. had gained the esteem and respect of the en-
tire pro-slavcry party Of the Territory, and dies
regretted by all who knew him. With his af-
hictcd family and friends we sympathize deeply
in their bereavement True Caroli-
nidn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
Desirable Town Residence
FOR SALE 80 = e

FOR SALE. ..s.s
II OFFER for sale the HOUSE AND LOT::a.
Il where now reside. Its location is central and +
convenient and is in good repair with everything,
within and without doors necessary for the comfort:
and convenience Of family. r. I, MINIS. 80
Oct 81 tt 49, " 1 l. f.ss,,
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HOTEL FoR ), & Es 2 ssis|

'sNElE CAROLINA HOTEL; for ~:
merry known as ,begsP PAN. NJ q ~
HOTEL, is now offered for sale, and ~; ~! -
will be offered on the most nccommo- ~ "
dating terms as to time. ~ ~
This HOTEL is situated in the most eligible po.s z
sition in the Village, on the South side of Maine
Street, near enough to the Public Square for all
purposes, aud sufficiently quiet and retired /; and
has always, since its establishment us fIotel done
good business, and will no doubt continue:to dos
30 rs long well kept. - ~ ssss
Any person desirous of entering into This buii:ss'
ness would do well to call and examine tGes:
premises. - - -
Connected with this Hotel arc cornmodious sta.
bles, containing over one hundred well.regulatedE
Stalls, Carriage House, Girls Sc Also; good
Lots for Drover's Stock, and ine Gardn, about;
one acre in sze not surpassed by any. The whole
premises contain about three acres. ~ -: : !:
Tho undersigned would not be induced to offer :
this valuable property for sale, were it not for do
mestic Affections. He is now disposed to turn ha.
attention to some other occupation. .s..F5S SfF;,;; fF;
f. NJ. NICHOLAS; st
Edge6eld, Oct l9 If 4l
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Mrs. J. H. Minis largest Turnip Bcets.
DR.. E. J. Mms, largest Turnips.
Mrs. P. Addison, largest Tomatoes.
Mrs. A. sinkins, best Boquct of Flowers.
Mrs. A. Smkins, largest Onions and Green Corn.
Dr.. Il. j. Minis, largest Rutabaga Turnips.
Fruit
Martin Medlock, best specimen Of southe.n-raiscd
Apples.
Sheep.
The Committee on Sheep leg leave to report, that
Gen. Bonhsm has the best pen of Sheep, but Gun not
close tbcr report without mentioning that Col. Moss
and Col. Frazier. each had pen of very hre Sheep.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN II. FAIR, Chsirman.
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TWr welcome "Daiay" back to our columns,
and shall look for her favor, with interest. Her pre
ty lines tho beautiful boquet shall srl'ear next
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MackreI! Macsrci!!

VENHoSE wishing FINE FISH, inspected aud ~: ~:
IL packed where they are caught oe all sizes And rs.
numbers, call on s. E. BOWERS; AGENT -
Hamburg, IAN. 9Th 1857 s. ssssss
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AWARDS 4 70 70 THF n 1;1 LATE 4, FAIR.

GpGEFihLpyO.sAJ W AVs't Aoo.
Tho Committees appointed 70: award premiunns at
the Second Annual Fair the Edgedeld District
Agricultural Socioty-Re as follows:
The COMMITTEE on HoEsEs beg leave to make the
following report: 7:y?s =. - ;S..t5 o. {.
To Vim. Stevens for best Stallion, Scout Premium So
J. swindle, Stallion, Henry, second best
A. May, Stallion, Steel, third best. 49,.
r. D. Bryan, Stallion, Fulton, fourth best.
StultiOns, ? year. a:dunder years old.
To VIM. Merchant fol. .best3 year old, Premium, S.
D. Strother, for second best.
Daniel QUITS, for best Canadian. =. -
Stallion Colts, year old.
To VIM. B. Dorm, best, Premium S.,
Willis Harris, second best
J. Huiet, third best. - 80
Sucking Cola.
To J. II. Mimi, for best colt, Premium, S..
p. S. Brooks, second best>
Col. A. L. Dcaring, third best. y -
For best Brood MureSand Coh
To Col. NJ. Frazier, for best Premium, S..
dfares ouer 4 year,.O old.
To Carson Warren for best Premium, s..
Vim B. Dorm, second best.
R. G. Lamar, third best
fil1ies year old.
To c. Ward, for best, Premium, S..
W. B. Addison, Mrs. J. M Blocker, and Col. T. W
Pickens, had very fine colts on exhibition.
Fillies 2 years old.
To DR.. E. Bland, for best, Premium, S.,
H. Winn, A. Kemp and eoi. F. W. Pickens, als'
had colts worthy of notice.
Aatch Horses.
To r. G. Lamar, for best pair, Premium, IS.
7. N Lundy, second best.
J. c. simkins, best pair Of Ponies.
Single Harness Ror,es.
To j. r. Pollard, for best, Premium, IS.
To s. B. Blocker, best District raised Premium, IS
John S. Smyly, second best.
Saddle Horses.
To r. II. Mackey, for BEST Premium, IS.
J. II. Minis, second best .,
Col NJ. Frazier, third bcst.
Geldiass.
To John L. Nicholson, best, Premium, SIS.
James B. Griffin, second bcst
s. Christie, third best.
Pontes.
To James NJ. Harrison, best, Medal.
D. T. Minis, second best
James B. Griffin, third best.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W.N. MOORE Chairman.
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- -
co III II E r G ! A L.

HAMBURG, Ocr 10.
CoTToS-Thcre has been very little doing the
past week in the article-receipts very light We
quote as extremes 10l to 12 cts K.
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Poultry,

The Committee on poultry beg lenre to report, tha
Col NJ. Frazier, has the beet lot Of Dorking Fowls
very fine.
Dr. E. ]. Minis, best Bramahs and Grades, fno
Jackson Covar best Game, extra fine.
II. Vim, next bost Game, fine.
John Harrison, Cock and Hen, fine.
H. Vim, best white Turkeys, fine.
W. P. Butler, best coob common Turkeys, fno
F. W. Pickens, best Chinese Geese, fine.
C. Warren, lot of Poultry, fine.
Col A. Simkins, Carrier Pigeons.
Oscar Wovor, pair common Pigeons.
Col. NJ Frazier, fancy Pigeons.
Col. F. ". Pickcns, lot Of extra fine Ducks.
Mast. John Goode, best Bantams.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
L0D HILL, Chairman.
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m The Balkof Charleston, the Union bank, and
the State bank hayo not suspondsd -.
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COL +. W. Pickens, very fine Deer.
jacks and Jennets.
The Committee take pleasure in awarding the Pre-
MUM to S. T. Gaode, for his extra 6nc Jack-Colutn-
bus, Premium, IS.
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j. 7. MINIS, Chairman.

Hogs.
The Committee on Swine bog leave to report
NJ. Frazier best Sow and Pigs.
NJ. Frazier, best lot of stock Hogs
F. NJ. Nicholas, best lot of fat Hogs
Z. J. Minis, best Suffolk Boar.
T. N. Lundy, best Grazier Boar.
B. T. Min. and S. F. Goodo, each had some very
fine pigs. E. NJ. SWEARENGlN, Chairman.
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The Committee appointed to award Premiums on
Cattle beg leave report that they have discharged
that duty and beg leave to make the following awards:
For the best Bull years old, to COL NJ Frazier.
For the best Bull years old to DR.. Elbert Bland.
Tor the best Bull between l and years old, to Ma
Lod Hill, extra Premium, $40; the Committee ars
unanimous in the opinion that his Bull is tho finest
animal exhibited.
For the best bull Calf, to T. n. Lundy.
For the best milch Cow years old, to Capt B. T.
Minis, for his Ayrshire Cow
For the best eifer to Samuel Brooks for his Grade
Brahmiu Heifer.
Tho Committee cannot close this report without
making honorable mention of The fine Devon Bull Of
Capt r. Ward, and also of COL F. ". Pickcns Brah-
min also of DR.. Elbert BANDS Devon Cow and IIef-
or Mr. John Fairs Devon Cow and Calf; Maj. Lod
Hills Durham Cow and Grade Devon Heifer Col. NJ.
Frazcr's lot of Devon Heifers; Mr.. John Walkers
Calf Mrs. swcarengins native Cow, md Mr.. Lewis
Jones lot of mlch Cows. Taking tho exhibition al
together the Committee beg leave to congratulate the
Society and the District as they are Of the opinion
that not only reflects credit upon the owners but is
an honor to the Distrct-all Of which is respectfully
submitted. z. ". CARWILE, Chairman.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-17
would I were a Boy Again.

ave talk of Adam and Eve as having been,
before the fall, in very happy condition, but one
thing they missed, they were never Children
Correspondent Albany Register.
True. We never thought Of that. Adam never
played marbles He never played "hokey." He
never drove a tandem of boys with string. He
never skated on pond, or played "ball," or rode
down hill on hand sleigh. And Eve, she never
made playhouse; she never took tea with another
little girl from the little tea-table set out with the
tea-things; she never rolled hoop or jumped n
rope, or pieced baby-quilt, or dressed a doll.
They never played "bnd mans buff" or puss
wants a corner" or " hurly burly," or any of the
games with which childhood sports itself. How
blank their age must have been, wherein no men,
cries Of early youth came swelling up in their
hearts; no visions of childhood floating back from
the long past no mothers voice chanting lula.
by to the ear Of fancy in tho still hours Of the
night no fathers voice Of kindness speaking from
the clurch-yard where he sleeps. Adam aud Eve,
and they alone Of all the countless millions Of men
and women that ever lived, had no childhood.
No fathers voice. Think again--he had a
heavenly father, who communed with him in the
gatden-who provided him with every thing neces-
sary for his comfort and complete happiness--who
made him lord of creation, causing the earth to
produce her treasures, spontaneously, for his
tenancel No father What need of an earthly
parent, when he had God himself for his father
and bountifu provider. ...
He is our father, too. Young man, he is your
father. How bountifully he provides for you. But
you, like Adam, forget his kindness, and are thank.
less for all his benefits. "r"
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GROCERY STORE,


se ISLAND.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
HI merly kept by Mr.. Robert T. Knight, | shall
keep ON hand a select assortment of FINE GROCE-
RiES, comprising, among others, the following art-
Giles:
Sugars, such as crushed, clarified pulverized, and
brown Teas, such as Imperial, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracabo and Java,
roasted and ground, Cofees; Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco, various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour,
Liquors, Wines, Crockery, Wooden-ware, Hardware,
Vegetables, Eggs, Butter, Nuts of various kinds,
Horse Feed, &C., together with many ether articles
usually kept in Grocery.
| would most respectfully ask those living on the
Island, as well the citizens generally, TO call and
examine for themselves, they then will see that
there is necessity to go further, as am determine
ed not to be outdone, both to prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, and you will find it to
your advantage, for intend TO sell cheap for cash.
sEy Do not forget the store S95, Maryland Ay.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free of all
charge.
aug 8-f JOHN F. B. PURSELL.
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..... PROSPECTUS ...
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS "TRAMPS;"
''... BY
"BIG BEN"
PROSPECTUS
"BIG BEN"

DIU DIV,
....#a A JOurneyman Shoemaker.
IT PROPOSE TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF MY
u "TRAMPS" in different States, with the scenes,
characters, Incidents events sprees and adventures,
with which | have met or in which have partici-
pated, including one year spent at sea and three
years in the United States Army, in war service.
have had vicissitudes and troubles enough to try
any mans SOUL and almost ruin his understanding
and now that l am waxing old, and my thread OF
life is nearly spun out, take this method of trying
to get something that will make all my latter days
last in comfort to the end.
My "Tramps" will form neat volume of one
hundred pages, at least which will be furnished to
subscribers hereto at fifty cents and will be issued
as soon as the subscriptions will justify.
My old shop-mates, members of the craft and
others, trust will occasion" for by subscribing
to this. Friends to whom this prospectus is sent
are requested to procure subscribers and forward
their names to B. 7. STARK,
s26 If .. -... Washington, ID. C.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-17

IRELAND 0UrDoNE.--Taylor County Court must
have been freshly imported, judging from the tenor
and spirit Of resolution recently adopted by that
august tribunal, which, says the Parkersburg Ga.
zette, smacks strongly of the "ould country"
viz: "That the June Term Of this Court shall be
held in May, and the November Term in Deem
harO '....y 4. "a. .... ~, .. a.
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LAW NOTICE.

vNlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
u Circuit and Criminal Courts of this District,
and the Court of Claims, and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted to his
charge.
His office, at present. is at the southwest of
Eleventh and ~" fronting New York avenue
Au l4-G v. ELLIS.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
Three Days Later from Europe.

New York, Oct 15.-The American steamer Van
derbilt from Liverpool on the Sd instant, arrived
this morning with thi ee days later European news
Telegraphic news, received from Cawnpore on the
18th of August says that Gen. Havelock defeated the
rebels near that place the 18th. One hundred OF
his army have died of the cholera. Lucknow dates
of the 18th state that all WELL Calcutta letters
contain nothing new
The news from China are of an unfavorable cha
racter The Emperor refuses TO agree to any of the
arrangements proposed by Lord Elgin.
The Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia
had met at Weimar
LIVERPOOL, Friday.-Cotton is easier and inferior
qualities have declined I'D. The middng and fair
qualities are generally unchanged Breadstuffs were
dull and all kinds slightly declined. Western canal
S0aSls; Southern 3laS2s.; Ohio 32aS3s Wheat
sa9s.6d Corn closed dull, at decline of Cd mixed
corn 87s.6d., Beef heavy pork quiet bacon firm
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Cart. PopE's ARTISAN WELL EXPEDITION.
The San Antonio Herald Of the 18th ultimo says:
1--WE have seen letter from gentleman con.
nected with Capt. Pope's artesian well expedition,
from which we learn that the party are now oper.
ating on the Pecos river the first well being sew
eral hundred feet deep. The writer represents the
party as being in high spirits, and sanguine Of sue.
cess in the object of the expedition"