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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
Rich.rl.on Brother. g. Co.. Cire.I.,.

te, 1,absl LIygxpooi. 10Th Mo. yD.h, 1877
CoTTOs-hs market has been yer, oppressed since las.
Prices have been irregular that IL Is Impossible TO dive
ID % nearly ID y ID. To-Day however ,-re has bees less
anxiety 70 force Sales and many have withdrawn their stocks
mports for the week 1850 bea To. sales 30 sse
which specsOp took Loo and exporters 49, leaving to The
OusRcIraox BARK has declined considerably about 100
hhds Philadelphia have been sold Ut loGsl, And siGss
quantity OF Baltimore at 7.o y cwt. sI .hip.
LAD rI almost nominal and TO effect sale. considerable
TAILow is also the turn eassr and fun quotation for
American s. sabSs + wit TSs trad. IN London hs. been
quiet the pot aud s. to end oy.sr For
at : decline q 10 : dsic. on last ~s.I. rates.
Offer
BACON also very slack the demand from the couttry bns
limited and the town dealers generally well applied.
CHEEsEA considerable quantity Of inferior and
dion parcels have been forced 0a es There il fair
TIE repsr. Tuesday h.. been very quiet
with but little inquiry for anything. The continued deange
order rrc.. would have TO D.
accepted for every article Of the trade.
consist Of q. against s ora sans week las. yer
Average price % against $751; corresponding week la.
This mornings hsrhet little b-,ter attended and
hat more general inquiry for WH,AT ensoed bat
rstes OF Tuesday Market had the
rivals been ready for delivery ir trade would PROBABLY have
The demand for very slow WHEAT ct the pc.
snt prices e much cheaper IN Proportion
p qr took place White.
Oars sne MEAL duh, at barely former r.te.
Imports from lOh Sd TO loth Ssh inclu.ive consist
Of Se3 qrs WHEAT. 10 lS INDIAN COsE, 7 seeks and
sle4 Dbl. Flour. Exports r period ?.s ara wH.AI
i,f2s or. IsDl.s Coss sacks and 7ss bbi. FLorE.
,rss5ssIs; Red 8 sS7i5 Estrs Sis 30 T. B..aor-
Phi sdelph. and Ohio FLous 70 G5i W-.tern Css.l ~
10 y.
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CHINA.

The dates Hong Kong Sept. 10; Shanghse
Sept l
ShaBgbse for Japan the a6b Of August. The sloop
of.war IkvsDt remained at Hong Kong, and the
ste amer San Jacnto at Shangbse.
The American ship North Wind, bound from Foo
Chow to London With teas' had put into Hong Kong
The blockade Of the Canton Rive, was strictly
maintained.
According to The Pekin Ga.ase the policy Of Yek,
at Canton had met with the approval OF the Imperial
Government.
The Russian war steamer America had arrived At
Sbspghae from the Amoor with Russian Admiral
on board, wbs it is said was on diplomatic missioo
frt nch steamer and gun-boat had proceeded TO
the Gulf Of Tonqun in quence OF the III treatmsnt
that some of the missionaries had met with il Cochin
China.
The court martial on the officers Of the los. steamer
Transit resulted in the captain and master being So
veIely Ieprimsnded.
"A short tine since the Foo-Chow authorities
agreed to take Mexican dollars at per cent discount
10 payment for duties. They now object 70 receive
them t1cep. q. market value. The paper. Oh Amer,
can vessels are given mp on proof hst Mencan dollars
have be en- rendered in payment Of the duties. The
British Consul requires that the authorities b. ssts
fed. This difference gives preference TO Amerlcso
veseels.'
the end of September and, says the correspondent OF
The Daily Netcs: 4,
About the zane time we look for the
advent Of the Hon. Mr.. Reed from the United
States, and Baron eros from France when the three
dipomststs viii probably make fair start Tor Pekia.
II ia .sid tia. t1e Emperor has inhmsted by the yer
million pencil that be knows what is going on that he
viii not receive any embassy, and VIII leave the bar
bsrisns to do their best or worst. The came CORE,
,pondsnt predicts war in China on large scale, and
inmstes that several Russian officers had Arlyed at
P. kin under prete1t Of being route tor the Amoo
settlement.
ljgIq4I0 There had been fair Ia Iuiry for imports
iunrss continued abundant Rice had declined ms
terial)y.
Az Sharghse the arrivals Of Tee were small, and
n,ices Mad advanced 2G3 tsea per picul. Elk un-
Changed Rice dull and lower. Excbasge on En-
elard 6js9Gl9. Tunpsge abundant. TIE rate to
London was 60 l0j for Tea AID f6@ 60 o. for SUI.
bnSe,. 70 obtain Teas, and prices had gradually sd
ysrced "a cent?. -Four vessels were on the berth
ior London at ca freight
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rl n. former offered ss .ooh cwa AL ny,
sut due. Lars verJ DID, and pIsress ,,1'"S - '"
Io,v IowcY Brehers' qo0.ed u ~ H. p..x,. and
PSoprcr ~Asbes quiet At II az Tor resr's, ana
,o.sti, 1,r po.s sasars-s,ber moe dong AS
s.,.ins CeH..-notb'Ds dciDs T.s din'ee' % AZ, T.
somnon Coptous Re. moch dePre'-e1 E- Sc, r. m
Icx,, Ro.in oulst ct 4i5dte for common SPINS AD'F
tins n a OIL. very dus OF former rstss = ~ $1,000.
Io,nos MAREETs -MeSrs. Bsrng u 70, Iep'.
p.T.nS,uKrs oui.. and WBEAr p aS lower kVs ue'
Ear. and Rails 81 romlDsly Scotch fs - aoS - ~
s,u;..,.d and al lower TEA very aA- ~ = ~,
rnire d.r ard and 81 higher Tor GOOD sorts -
messed Tor .aIe a, IS FISH OILS du IALLo~ n-. ~
S. srilirs TVsPESTISE offered a. 49, sALlfh'NN Wy
FAT A - .,1,r x;,h
Oetober ~ the CoTTos restr1e,'d 20
Gradually ming prices; New Orleans les =
ouo;sd a. the elose 1871 BEEapsTVFFs-No ans
eresn tor Of sapples CeIEEs qaiet ana
SEC a lower Provisions nominal RiC quiet NO s~e' 0'
AsBrS - .p.. .,...
AnrRIcAS SECURITIES -Msssrs. Barring Bros s'a's
h.t pre. bsvs unsettled during the week snd ts'se
ZION. limited There has b~en td.pors"n 10 py Ssse
soek. but below those asked IN the bonson n1se
bs,rs Bell SOP Co report continued sctiVe demand
and the showing every symptom u tn proVeHht
The d. newspaper reports Of SEXUAL shov coz
..be autuaor prices The latest sse. were -
Ibno. Central shares fla discount do cents q 10 ~;
Peppsylyunis Central ut mort 81; Ere bonds Of o. 90
IoSpoy MONEY M,REET.-Barlng Brothers *
70 , Circular Of Oct 81 thst the minimum rate OF d,scou.
~ The B.ul of EnsAod CONTINUES a: y cent = snnun ana
mere il coed 5erS.nd for Money about that rate Cono.'
81 for money sei asa for scco1nt.
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SPAIN.

nj. dated nat o eaf.rSee viii probably % nd
n London About the 10Th Of November, With dew
10 .ete tie eIi-tpg differences eetween Nero and
Spain, ard hat the nedisson Eagatd esa tfasoe
OF Cfa,etd don and Count De Persigny. But few d'ii'
euIties are anticipated
Per contra the Pans correspondent Of The Lea@Ss
Times says that the regulations VIII prooaoiy oe
carried on in Paris ard tbs: Lord CArsn Ion 10 no.
likely 10 take part 10 The mater. he aso say. "a -
MEXICO agreed TO accept the mediation on c,9dI.Su
tha; NJ Lsfrsgus st a &c previously received by me
Court Of Madrid in his official cepsey.
Tha new Snapi.h Ministry IL thus constituted: M.r.
timex de ia Roea Foreign Affairs Joseph Cassus, jos
tee; Mon, Finance; Admiral BushlIo. Maine per
mudez de Castro, Interior; SalaverTa, Paohc w2Tss
Admiral Armero, War, with the Presidency Oh me
Council. o -,
The Marquis de Co.bera is named Governor Of
MA1nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
ITALY.

The house Of Bslsbio & Co. Of Milan had failed,
with liabilities estimxtec 1900, 900 sterling.
HEAVY rains bad caused serious floods an various
parts Of Italy. The railroads were bSdly damaged
and travel fox lne imposed.
Letters from Naples continue 70 complain Of glazing
Government ou,rsges In one of his communications,
the correspondent Of The London Tunes says: Ga
his Ell trance ito office, the presen. excellent Unite
States Minister had occasion to asst very decidedly
"in behalf Of United States citizens. and from that
time TO this he has had the slightest cause OF
complaint and Ans rcan citizens are more respected
" here Ii an the subjects of any Government"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Ths Saint and His Savior By the Rev C. H. Sposs'A I1s
pp <s2 Sheldon Biaksmsn l. Co
ANA Passages from the Life Of Daughter - hs"s
limo. pp ss2. Robert Carter Brothers.
ounlsnd Varieties in American LAfe vols i-n'' ~
don: Richard Bentley.
Rprl Affairs By J. J. Thomas limo. Up. sx. Asssss
luther Tucker Son. q,
LiIh and Shades Of Missionary Life BY ,be Rev jobs
Pi,e1el limo. PIP. 4sE CinciDHssi: Western b'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH NEWS.

The Siamese Embassy, consisting Of four Enbasss
doys Or numerous retinue, bad arrived in England,
ar d were attracting much attention.
Several sbipwrtcks had occurred on the eastern
coast Of EDglsrd daring the prevalence OF heavy
gales The chip Ontario Of Shields WA lost, soi %
persons on board Of her drowned. No American
vessels appear to have suffered.
The morning Of TUESDAY, Nov. 3, had been finally
fixed upon for the lsun. b Of the Gres. E,stern.
The Queen hsd formally approved of Mr.. Wvman
B. Moor 10 be Consu-Gereral 10 the British n 0rth
American Provinces for the United States.
The Leeds Mrcvry in noticing the visit of the Hon.
Charles Sumner TO that place. says that Mr.. Sumner e
health bss been very greatly restored, and t1at he
will return TO America 10 the steamer of hs 9Th Of No
venber and be in his place 10 the Senate the open
Ing Of Core Iess.
siI w. Gore Ousely had received his credentials SO
special Ministsr to Central America He goes fret to
Washington to consult with tbs American Govern
Inent on Central American affairs generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
PRUSSIA.

On the oath October in view OF the continuance OF
he kings ma,ady the Prince of Prus ala suned the
conduct Of public affairs in the rae Of the King, IN
virtue Of mandate signed by bis Majesty 90 the pre-
vious day. No change. whatever would be made IN
the ministry policy Of tbs Government. he hing
continues to improve in health both mentally and
bodily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
TURKEY.

The first sitting OF the Conference the question Of
the Dsuuban Prncipaltes it is expected VIII be held
about the middle Of November.
The Courier dc Colstantiaopie announces that q
great financial operation is projected by the Turkish
Government with the Ottoman Bank, involving loan
OF 200, 600 600 francs at 10 psT cent.
A great storm had taken place in the Black Sea.
Seven merchant vessels are reported lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE TURF.
NEWMARKET RACES-PRIORFSS BEATEN.

THE TURF.
NEWMARKET RACEs-PRIORESS BEATEN.
From The London Tlse,, Oct. a
4ss STAKES Of Is sovefeisns each 10 for
fc and only declared with 100 added from the town
sive 50 sovsreens Of the naie. C.bidrshie Course
q mile go ysrds). leS subs., S. Of whom declared
QNr Paris Odd Trick BY aeishtofHAnd yeszs s.cne
Lord isSa scott: Hst:n. y::;: D.
Mr. Jsel sons ssunterer years. IT. I? 10 (incudng D.
sgtrsh ~.
D The following slso ran:
T.: hSni,: Artillery. years. st. Is y. IsssA.ml
Enon Roshschha. sydney. years as D (T H.lIisonn
nr Ten Broeoks PrioIess, +yests ct. QncodDs y.
MI }. II. SAITH. wA.,ins willie. 6 yc... st. 10 rs.
e n ,ons.'. B..AtB.,ooi, year. s. r. ioar.d
NJ sirpscn'. Fright, years, It, II n. (Prior).
nI j. H. hoaslsy's Bay Hilton, JsarA 81 10 n. IN
a: sov.s, Bhdin-sh. Hand. year. s r. 10 ~. tcre..
Lord Lcpde.eOOush,. Ro'. BoOheur, years, r. 10 b. ,u
=, S.P.r v. Pr ssu,y, y:.' - IS sMa.gsy'I
gt p s% n H beSe 81 II r.
r. %il.m,: Dusty Miller, years, 81. 1ib, (ss.hh
liz IRE Ms%na PssE Es.1 aSa sh H. sL'
c0ant y Lagrange A.asnlOsl. de CA.atSly yesr 81
Mr. Ter Brooch. Babylon. years, st. (ch.liooer,
MI r Cia' slussard syeH' st learned ct: 2iS) u.
Nj Dixon. DunbOyr., yesr,. = lsB twynpe,.
Mr. Psype's colt By Alarm Plush. ,esI'. ~ 10 u
(Rsynerl
LORD Xnsie.sy'. TtiOoior year. SIT SD ". Aasn.l
. Mr. Wifrsms Cy,ene, yesrs ct 7 Ii 81 Edvxxdsl
RCsps. Whites Giiver. Syesrs 81. 10 tPerryL
hsj Dssid.ons Sweet William, years ST. ia. tfnnet
Betting at stxtps-1to sst III Hahn 10 sst Aate-
poeDe de Chsnty go sg rricoor 10 - syt aestis
100 ast Poress IS TO ss- Odd Trick ltto sst
Artillery, II 10 sgt Fright % 10 sg Wh!stns WiNie ~ 10
stt NJ Dober s. 20 ss Cyrene, IS to agi Teen sess
- 70 as Plush colt - TO ast Bash bsIouk b 10 AT
ksstI.i 20 AIT Babylon. leo to at. SaInteTer.
BY 20 minutes TO the appointed time = cleck) the
Jockeys had weighed out an the numbers OF the CON-
Petitors were amour ned in the ring. 1t Vas how
ever about 20 minutes TO before the starter dropped
his dag. The DELAY was caused principally by the
hactiousness" Of Fanny Gray and the impatience OF
NJ Hskm. Fanny repeatedly dashed out with her hind
Fs ard once hit Trcolor and gave FL iIskim stun
ser On the head; the horse however, did not seem
affected BY the kick After much wheeling and turn
ing about the sigua was given and an admirable start
effected FL Hskim and the Plush colt. who were
slgbty in advance when the a,g fell, were the FIST
al but on the horses getting into their stride Mads
De Chantily and Whistling WDie-the lsster perhaps
vib digit leadowent TO the mont, closely followed
by Peeping Tom, Queen Bess, Gilliver, Odd Trick,
Gos,i,sms. and Artillery, as Iestly as could be de,
Ssminsd in the order named, With Il Hskim, Plush
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THE LATEST.
By Toegyap6 from London 10 Lirerpoo'.
LosDos, Saturday Oct. ii, 1877
TIIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
p Ia LIE. Cit,s frfirL.

LONDON, ShtufudY, UcI. "IJ Io"'
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Fyo. The Lossor Tises Ctty +rtiele.
The Funds day have been exceedingly firm, and
have c sed at an advance o. cent, under the in-
fuepce of the sdyces from New York by the fulton,
which confirm ed the sntispstons eateTtaibed OF the
mis- the closing Of several accounts by operators
who bad been specializing for fall, contributed to
.hep gthen The market.
Aceor6iDg TO some estimston the public, during the
present d onth, owing ~ Consos being 10, have sb
sofbed stock to aggregate amount Of between thi
to four mill on pounds sterling. In the Foreign Ex
char ges this afternoon the rates generally the
can 81 last po.t.
The Westlrdiap Ard MEXICAN stesmer wac reported
this afternoon Win s9e9, coo in speci,.
TIE Tines city article Announces in London the
stlPensi0n Ct John Hay & Co., in Tie Nsw.Y0Ek and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
PORTUGAL

The epidemic continued to prevail with great vio-
lence AZ Lisbon At the latest dates the deaths mum.
bered 100 to lao per day. Commerce was entirely
suspended.
Iatest-Isbon dates 10 Oct. % say the fever was
then on the decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
FIRE..

rIRE on BOARD THE STEAMER NEW WORM.
About o'clock on Friday morning, - tho stseneex
New World, Of the Albany line, was abreast ct hse~
son, fire was discovered. II broke out arousd -
framework Of her starboard boiler fortunately ~
coon eIsinguished by the use Of their stssmpsnpA-
Damage about 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

eoh, Csyv,, Troo.or, ks,tel Ro.. Bcnasur, ssau-
'sr,r, Fright, N. DE- der ana Bird ir he-Hsad yua-
Mig isuiy lev T." soi ct the bssd Of ruek
sbich stretched ~ q bcse lice eooss tbs eou-se
The foremost N<r.es maintained th-r relative poi
hons to tie mixes stand, where the shifting colors
showed thai The "taiItg" had COMMANDED. A. that
point 'rsck Of a wbip" caused Wnstlrg Willie to
lay bsk bs ears ard stop II he was .hOt lsavtog
Msder>oisere de Cbsutiy With 50 uDdeouted lssd !;
Artillery Gilver, Peepibg fom, Queen Bees, and
ohers Who hsd sbown prominently IN the race, di,sp
pesred ore by ore from the ffont Cyrene Who bad
been hidden in the Tuck, now co.niog 70 the front
Ssupterer and Cyrene went on in close pursuit OF
Msceu oisells de Chsn'ily who wa passed by ODD
Tick midway between the Dukes stand and the VIM
ming char; Nademoisee. after ruonirg sscond Tor q
few ffrides gave way succeisvely 10 M9sass'ma snd
Ssurterer. From the tine Of odd Inok taking the
HEAD, the result was ,careely IN doubt He I'D been
"Iiddep" at the Dukes stAod, but his jockey soon
found that he had bis opponents safe ana .endns hun
alng, won easily by tSo epstbs ae-ti'stms eesh ag
S.unterer by a neck only for second pl,ce Cyrehs
was fourth sbou. three lengths from the third, ana
half length in advance Of Msdemoiielle de Chsnhly
who was fifth; Brd-intbe Hand vas sixtn, iriGp'or
leading n rext lot which widely scattered; Bao-
ylon WHO with his stable companion, Pnoress, never
showed in the rsoel was absolutely last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
SWEDEN.

The health Oft King is said to be critical.
Cholera had begun TO decline 10 Sweden. Ii u sta
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AUSTRIA.

Numerous additional failures had taken place in
yispns but the Tunes correspondent in that city, un
der date Oct IS says "the money market is less. as
ated ard is believed that the worst Of the crisis
"n over"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
RUSSIA.

It s stated that the Austrian Government have pro-
tested sganst the Notifications erected by Russia at
the entrance TO the sea Of Azof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
SWITZERLAND.

The Swiss elections had resulted largely in favor q
the Liberals.
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otsl' 81 Sse
len en- route from Cape, partly srrved....... 1900
Grand total ..........................Si,6 $40
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
The Legislature

Adjourned on Monday last, after session
of twenty-nnc days. The list of acts, num-
bering ffy-sevcn, will be found elsewhere.
Tho legislation of tho session has been mostly
of local nature. Tho most important law
enacted is that concerning tho banks, which
we have made room for today.
All the resolutions and reports of commit
tees on Kansas and federal relations were
laid on the table, as they deserved to be. We
have " resolved" too much already, without
it had produced more effective action.
The reports and resolutions on the revival
of the slave trade were indefinitely postponed
in both houses.
Hereafter when we have more time and
space at our command, we shall examine and
see what has been done by the present Leg
isloturo, aud give the results of our invcsti-
CATION to our readers.
As usual, much business and some mpor-
tant measures were thrown overheard at the
close of the session, for want of time to prop
erly consider and mature them. Perhaps
the less done, however, the better for all con-
cerned
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
New Advertisements,

The Board of Trustees of the Pendoton
Male Academy announce the opening of this
institution on the I'd Monday in January next,
under the charge of Mr.. STALLwoRTu, u COM
pctcnt tcacher-Dr GREEN is offering some
desirable articles for sale, on the right kind
Of terms-Thc Governor has offered re-
ward for CmANEY, the murdcror---The estate
sales of Bowen and POWELL will afford OPP
portunitioS for making investments. See
these and othor advertisements in our col
umnS this week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
TM e BzI5W w Eg g@W RTE r.

"STArE Accounts. The Carolina Spar
tan is giving some sturdy blows in the right
direction on this matter. Under the present
arrangement, printers work is emphatically
u "labor of love-" We should be Sin at the
fight" friend Spartan, but despair of success
entirely. Statutory legislation is the only
remedy, fixing the matter for publication, at
ofcoursethe usual rates, On this platform" !"
you can "count us IN"
THE MORMON WAR.-Thc War Department
is said to be crowded with applicants from
every section of the country for commissions
in the army Tor Utah. A number of young
mon at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, are en-
deayoring to raise company and tender its
services to fight Brother Brigham"
HoMIcIDE,--We learn from the Spartanburg
ErpresS that Gilbert Fleming has been ar
rested and lodged in Jail for killing his broth
er-in-law, Geo. Pye, on the 9th instant.
FILLIBusTERs.-Th steamship Mexico,
which arrived at New Orleans from Calves
ton, brought as passengers Col. Waters and
fifty-throe others, who arc said to be e,, route
Tor Nicaragua.
The NEXT GovERNoR.-Co j. H. Irby, of
Laurens, is nominated as n candidate for Gov
ernor of tho State. He would make an able
and what wc should have, practical Execu-
tive
CHARITABLE.-Ex-P President Pierce, before
he sailed for Madeira, had his carriage sold,
and tho proceeds distributed among the poor.
"DIED Poor "-As if anybody could die
rich, and in that act of dying, did not lose
the grasp upon title deed and bond, and 80
away pauper, out of time No gold, no
jewels, no lands or tenomonts. And vet men
have been buried by charity's hand who did
die rich; died worth a thousand thoughts of
beauty, q thousand pleasant memories a
thousand hopes restored.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 19.-Adviccs from Florida
state that there have been more battles with
tho Indians. Captain Parkhill has been
killed, and several soldiers wounded.
For WALxER.--A large and enthusiastic
n'oNt;ns was held in Mobile Ala. lastmcck,
to support Walker in his descent upon Mica
ragua.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
Death of an Editor.

The Charleston Mercury comes to us clothed
in mourning forthe death off, MuToN CLApP,
assistant editor of that journal. lie died sud
denly in the Office, on the 10th instant, of
apoplexy, Mr.. CLApP graduated at Yale
College with high distinction. He had been
connected with the Mercwy about twenty
years, and was one of its ablest and most clc-
giant writers. He was a native of Ohio, and
deceased in his 4Sth year. Lightly rest the
grateful Palmetto, which he defended so zeal
ously and ably, o'cr the remains of her Chi
yalric stranger-friend
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
FOR the xgowEE COURIER.

Mr.. Editor: We notice that "Orco Ran
dom" has given vent to his spleen in the last
issue of the Walhalla Banner" in what we
deem very unbecoming manner. And VIC
think it would be aninfringement on the dig
nifty of any gentleman to respond to an arti-
Gle that contained combination of low flung
phrases, that would be more in keeping with
a common street broil, in some of the fish
markets in London, than it would with a
newspaper controversy; and especially one
on f" Female Education" But we would say
to "Orco Random" that your language is
"Well spoken. Advocate of sin and shame
Know by thy bleating that ignorance is thy
name"
Walhalla, Dec, 1857 "CAPr. CHAw.o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26

tempt to make its own kin and neighbor,s
children slaves, hired seryitude; for, ifhe had,
it is likely, he would have written thus: "And
ye Northerners, who, in the coming future,
will, through fanaticiem emaucipate in name
a race needing your assistance, to enslayo
your own blood, never turn those equals off
when hired to you as servants, in hard times
as ye would not be turned off by your heaven
ly master on the great day of Judgment.
But as expect to publish work next
spring in which this subject will be adverted
to again, will close. Your friend and neigh
bor, CRACERo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
Accident at Tunnel Hill.

The second fatal accident occurred at Tun-
mel Hill on the 18th instant At Shaft No.
2, HENRY KELLY, a bankman, fell from the
top of the shaft, and, in his descent, Uhc
bucket ascending atthe same time with JAMES
CoLLlNsl he knocked him out, and both were
precipitatcd to the bottom. COLLINS was in
stantly killed, and KELLY breathod but few
minutes after being removed. KELLY fell a
distance of about one hundred and seventy
five feet