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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

LNOR SAIE-A FARM AT JNMAICA, NlUIH I9INtI
Island, on corner ~ he RocSaway PLANK road sld
the owee Creek rca about mile from tn Bay
ndngs and miles from The Brooiyn ferries " coz
tans IS nd ~ fine oamy all and 10 acrcs o.
sa meadow and h An excellent farm raising marketing
garo.n Vegetables Will be cold low The has
use Tor H. Apply 10 G. W. CHURCH ~ Chatham street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

L,oR sALE---THREE NEAT TWO STORY BRICK FRONT
houses Nos E6, rs and % Third street also hree
story brick houses Nos 81 and ID, also brick
house No l Cherry street The above viii be pd low
reasonable terms. Apply ~ u. NISSAN, 81
William street. from ~ I'LL O'coch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

ITO LOAN-ON IMPROVED PROPERTY IN rfIIs CITY,
l different sums from 81 900 TO Us 900 Security must be
ample wanted houses supply purchase and
hire Any having property for sale or TO ct can find
customers by applying 10 4. Is. KINSHlMER $40 Feuith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

IT English basement brown stone front bou.. and ioi
Fy second seeet third house Of Broadway north side
finished style with all the modern
stre
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yNANTED-A STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN EX-
w char &c for very valuable school lands in WIS
consin all heavily mbered and will he sot cheap Part cash
be paid Address ", box ~ Herald oice.
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RAmsAY's HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

The New Edition Of "Ramsny's History Of
So"M Carolina' which Mr.. w. }. DrFrIE, of
Ncwberry {. H., but short time since an
nounced his intention TO republiSh, has been
kindly forwarded I" us by the publisher. 1t is
neatly printed and well bound book, aud re-
fleets much credit upon the Printers, Messrs
WALKER EVANS .E Co., Charleston.
This work embraces tho History of South Car.
olina from 1870 to 1908 and contains about 500
large octave r"g"s with two Maps-one of
Charleston, the other of the State; complete in
one volume.
We commend this work to the favorable con
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Usher will receive that reward which his energy
and enterprise so clnincn,ly merit 1t will lie
furnished ut $3.50, and may be had Of Mcssrs.
BHAScn 4 ALLEN, Abbcville c. H., or w. J.
DrfrrE, Newberry C. H., S. C.
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Later from, Texaa-By tn. arrival of the steam.
ship Magnolia from Galveston, at Berwick BAY
yesterday. Gays tho New Orleans Picayune of Sun
ds7 last. We have Galveston papers of the 22d
inst.
Tho Galveston Neos has the following para.
graph sbout tho destruction caused by the grass.
hoPpess: ~
We regret to have received from our special
correspondent aud others the fullest confirmation
Or oar wort fears regards the devastatons
committed by grasshoppers in many parts of the
Week In many places entire corn fields have
bcss laid waste, there not boing left blade or
stalk Of anything green. The corn. which had
destroyed. A gentleman. just dows hom San
Antonio; says these insects completely cover the
praitiss ID many placer, Destroying everything
before them a. they go. They are said to be
qsiss small. oaly eae.ialf or three quartersof an
issh In length. Thoy are now beginning to fy,
sad hopes are entertained that, as soon as they
are fairly provided with wings, they will take
their departure. It il said that year before last
when they wsre 10 Destructive, they left between
ths Asst and middle OF May, as soon as fully
pledged; and shosh they do the same this year,
il VIII rot b. TOO late To raiso good crops Of corn
from the second Planting
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Signs Of Me T'mes.-Tcn years ago, if any
public man or newspaper outside of South Caro-
lima had breathed II word in favor Of the disun-
ion of these Southern States from the North, the
defiant u,terer would have boen buried under the
tones Of frothy editorials or drowned in volumes
Of stump speeches. To-day, there are advocates
Of disuniom in every town in the South, and in
New Orleans, two of the most important daily
papers Of the city, nre now bold and ready ad-
vocates Of dissolution. And these fierce organs
seem not to be frightened ut the thunders Of their
enemies in the least, but go on, day by day, talk.
ing stronger than ever. Is public opinion chang
ing?--JcGerson La) Joaruai.
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Remarkable Presence of Mind-Miss Char.
lone Cushman.-The Nashville Banner Of the I'd
inst, says:
On Wednesday night, while Miss Charlotte
Cushman was playing Lady Macbeth, in the
sleeping scene, her dress caught fire from the
lamp which she held in her hand, and would,
doubtless, have soon enveloped her IN flames had
not the cries of the audience made her sensible
Of her danger. Without the least agitation,
without changing her posture, or Withdrawing
her right hand, which was raised in the act Of
gesticulation, she caught up the burning garment
in her left hand aud crushed ou. the flame.-
This is one Of the most remarkable instances Of
presence of mind We have ever seen.
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TIE L."i"tha" to be oHt'io"e.-A bigger ship
than the Leviathan is already talked Of in Eng
land. H. is intended that thus new monster shiI
carry s,tlu0 tons more than the Leviathan-is to
run faster and drnw less water. An engineer Of
livrrpool. named Clare proposes to build ship
LOO feet in length, ~ feet beam, and only 80
feet from deck to deck to keel. making her per-
fectly fiat bottomcd and her sides perfectly square
In size she would be :'G.0UU.
We will not be surprised to hear, one Of these
days, that some cngiEeer proposes to build ii
bridge across the Atlantic, with hotcs, arranged
at convenient distances upart for the comfort ol
! travellers.
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FROM MEXICO.

The Republic still continues in state Of Con.
fusion. The following is an extract from u Vera
Cruz letter TO the New Orleans PieayAuc:
This remains firm, though there is some npprc-
henson of treacherv inside the walls. 70 night
lit is now 10 p. in.,) the guards are doubled, and
nearly the whole national guard under arms
Although Echeaguray may have 4 900 men, hc
could make no impression OH Vera CruZ-cven
waiving The vonto-provided the garrison re-
main true to their colors. Governor ZeInora and
others have gone too far to recede, and must
either fight it out OF embark.
We have strange, vague runors, from The city
Of Mexico. 1t is said that it is not improbable
Osolo Ule great defender Of the faitl) and Lerdo
dc Trjadn (the arch enemy Of the church) may
would step into the Presidency with the latter us
Premier! Well, nothing is too improbable for
Mexico.
There is much tall, too, OF an Amen can pro.
teciorate. Indeed, that idea appears to be grad.
ually growing upon the enlightened public mind.
In it Mexico may find ut least the panacca of her
woes. Who knows!
We have a report that Cara has shot lat Tam.
pico) Gems. Corona, Pacheco, Zires, and some ten
or dozen other officers, who it will be remcm.
bered, he made prisoners some three weeks ago.
1t so, 1t was all unnecessary and inhuman deed.
We have little information from the northern
states, though it appears the powers at Mexico
arc still pushing forward vigorously the war of
resubjugation.
The precise locus in qmo of Juarez seems to be
unknown. It would not surprise us much were
he to present himself at this place via Panama.
close this hasty sketch of affairs by giving it
as my deliberate conviction that This country will
never have peace without foreign Intervention.
If the conservatives carry the day now, or a
patched up phciffication be had, it would be but
to smother, for brief space, fires that will be
sure to burst forth with renewed fury. In no
case, and under no government of their own will
there ever be anything like harmony. Moxico is
too strong TO be fllibustered 30 lei US have that
American protectorate.
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The French Labor .Systcm.-The Paris Universe
thus comments oil the seizure by a Portuguese
man. .of.war of the Frencl, vessel Charles Georges,
which had been dispatched to the African coast
in searcI, of "free black loborers" for Reunion:
"Thc owner Of this vessel is former deputy,
and Mayor of the town of Oman. The papers
Of the Charles Georges were iu perfect order {;
the vessel was bound for Mozambique with the
view Of recruiting free workmen. We nigh.
have experienced surprise at this bold act of VIC.
lence committed OH our flag by the Portuguese
had we been ignorant of the efforts made by the
English to prevent France from introducing ne.
gro or Indian workmen into her colonies. Eng
land seeks TO place the introduction of emgrants
on the same footing as slave-deang Our Gov.
ernment cannot submit to this prohibition. and
it is most certain that the uniustiGable attempt
of the Portuguese commander will not long re.
main unpunished.'
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terrible crime has been committed at Trieste.
4 young workman, who mainta ined himself and
his mother by his daily labor gained SO little that
they lived most wre,cledIy. by dint of priva-
,ions he however, saved up sufficient TO purchase
lottery ticket. The drawing took place u few
days ago, and his ticket gained prize of l6, 900
forns. Wild with joy, the young man hurried
TO his mother Informed her Of his good fortune,
and asked for the ticket. "AIus, my son." said
she. IL sold it some time back" Without n
word, the young man drew his knife und stabbed
her until she fell dead ut his feet. lie was
ted The same day. So says m exchange.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-05-06
RESUMPTION IN AUGUSTA.

The Augusta papers announce that the Angus
tn Banks resumed specie payment on the lst
inst. At n meeting of their Presidents the fol.
lowing resolutions we,c adopted:
R,Soirtd That from and after the first of Nav
next, the Banks Of this city agree to receive il,
payment and dcposite, tho notes of specie pay
ing banks only. and pay checks or j, ats OIL them
i'll their own notes exclusively.
H"solrCd, That encl, bank reserves to itself the
right to receive the notes Of suspended banks
for any existing debt nj such rates of discount as
it may deem proper.
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THE LATE FROST

From information We have from different Sec
ti"ns of our District. are led to infer that the
injury done to the growing crops has been less
than we at fist anticipated. The Wheat and
Corn crops are but slightly injured; only that
portion OF the Cotton crops which was up Mt the
time of the frost has been affected so that but
few Planters have had to replant their entire
crop Many Of them, however, have been com.
PEELED 10 plant over largo portion of il. -
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Postage Sfanps.-An advertisement appeared
i'll one of the city papers. aud has been editori-
ally noticed, inviting all persons who have can
ceilc' postage stamps to send into IL poor boy.
who Is to cover IL chamber wall " it'll them, aud
thereby secure from some eccentric old gentleman
an ample fortune. Perhaps u similar solution
of the question as to the use to be made of the
cancelled stamps may he found in another process
viz that OF extracting the cancelling mark Of
the postmaster which may be done by the sim
plrst chemicals, =" as to leave The stamp ga
good as new" Uncle Sam will have to try his
hand at some preventive process, or his stamps
will so the rounds until worn out-Bostou jour.
nui.
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The English Post 0@cc.-The report of the
English Postmaster General says that the number
of letters delivered in the United Kingdom in
1857 amounts d to 50I I000, 900. fan average pro-
portion of IL to each person,) being an increase
of 81 per cent. OIL the year 1856. III England
each person receives 2l letters, in Scotland l6,
and in Ireland only T. The number of letters is
more than skiold what it was the year before
the introduction Of penny postage. Allusion is
made in the report to the great evil of the high
postogc between Great Britain and America.
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Commercial.
ABBEvILLE C. IT,, s c., Nav s. I,

ABBEv'I.LE c. H., s. c., May 5, 1858.
Co"o"-Some $50 bales changed hands during
the past week, at from II to II cents Z, IL.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., May
Cottom.-The cotton market opened with leea
activity yesterday morning, and prices had {.
downward tendency-in somo instances i84c.
In the evening, however, better feeling pro-
vailed. and the market closed At about 2rmsr
quotations. gu Some $50 bales changed hands, at
l0 @ lac. extremes.
CHARLESTON, May 8.
Coffon.-snles of cotton day 400 bales-
market quiet.
CHARLESTON, May l.
Gotom.-Cotton continues 10 be very much
nrsec.ed: ihe market is depressed and prices
are nominal The sales were limited TO asO
""ies' ut extremes ranging from I2.@I3.
AUGUSTA, May I.
CoHon.-Ihc Savannah and Augusta market,
were quiet to-day, with light sales.
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The Utah Expedition-Depar.uye Of the Peace
Commissioners.-Sr. LOUIS, April 30-The Leav.
enworth correspondent Of tho "Repubcan"
states that the peace commissioner, Messrs. Mo.
Culough aud Powell, left for: Utah on the 25th,
instant, with an escort of six men.
The movement to occupy the Platte district
There are now at the fort, ready for service,
fifteen hundred cavalry horses, two hundred
artillery horses, and thiny-fv hundred mules.
Messrs. Russell, Majors aud Waddell have des.
patched in all three hundred and twelve wagons,
and five hundred and fifty wagons arc now being
got in readiness. ...s,.t, :
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Smuggling.-A custom hause officer, in Bos.
ton, stopped "genteman with carpet bag"
who was leaving the steamship America, and on
inspecting the contents Of the bag, found $4,000
Of jewe,ry which he wished to pass withouf
paying tho duties. The gentleman pretended
that the jewolry was of American manufacture,
and he had taken il abroad, but that dodge
would not DO, aud it is likely that it will be for
fcitcd o. .''' o.. o.
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The Mount Vernon Saie-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
Mr. John A. Washington has got the butt-end
Vernon. In the first place, he gets a thousand
dollars per acre for land not intrinsicaIIy worth
twenty. An hundred dollars per. acre would be
an extravugant price. All the buildings and i'm
provements together are not worth five hundred
dollars. S5sssss
the premises until the last dollar of the purchase
money is paid, and receives interest the amount
unpaid all the while; hat he IS to live rent free
at the mansion; and, besides the outrageous price
of. two hundred thouoand dollars, gets fifty
thousand dollars more in the shape Of interest. If
this is not traficng in the sacred dust of his ances
tor, know moi what else TO call it.
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sian well in Stockton, California, the borer struck
red wood stump $50 feet below the surface of
the ground, and more than two huqdred and fiily
feet below the level of The the Pacific OCEAN
The earth above and below was of stratfied
clay and sand, which had apparently not been
since its original deposition.
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C"l. Kinney amd the Mormons.-The State
publishes Il letter dated Panama, April Is, in
which it is stated that Col. Kinney has been for
some time treating with the Mornlons, with the
view OF setting them on the Mosquito coast; that
by the last California steamer he received intelli
Scncc that his proposition had been invorably re-
ceivrd by the Mormoms, and that this informa-
ton had enabled him to raise $50, 900 in cash and
SS0,0OO more in merchandise and supplies, with
which, accompanied by twenty followers, he has
sailed for Greytown. lie expects to obtain
thr"ngh Gen. Lamar permission to COLOMBO the
country under The NicaraGuan flag, obIigatng
the colo"is,s to help defend Nicaragua against
the lillibusters
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We refer 10 the notice of p. d Klugh, Oversecr
Wanted; Agncw, Hawthorn l. Co., Carriage
Mnnufactory; John Enright, whose Fnns aud
Threshers decidedly popular; ii. S. Kerr,
&. Med. Miller, Administrator, unJ J. G. Ed
wards, S.c'y
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad The dam
age to this road from tho late heavy floods has
been thoroughly repaired, and the trains com
nienccd running over the whole line from Mem
phis 10 Stephenson, Wednesday last.
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Hon. Jefferson Dauis.-Thc Washington Union
OF Saturday says: 1--WE are gratified to be
able to announce that the Hon. Jefferson Davis
has been Ill his seat in the Senate during the past
two days. Ills health appears to be slowly, but
we hope, surely recovering.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AbbeuilLe Distr;ct.-C Citation.

<AOoV0tts0 1toS CttUStOVs
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbe-
vile District.
WHEREAS, Louis H. Russell has applied to
w ME for Letters of Administrator, on all
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of William Russell, late OF. the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District.
to be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
eleventh day of May inst, to show cause, If any.
why the said administration should not be grant,
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty.
first day Of April in the year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred aud fifty eight.
and in the s2d year Of American Indopend
WILLIAM HILL. o. A. D.
April 49, 1858, a.
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DIR. A. q. MACKEY,

We arc requested to state to the members Of
Clinton l.odyc, A.. F.. NJ, tl,a, this dist,n-
Guishcd Mason will be in our village on tho 10th
inst, Monday next. oil his official tour through
the State, and will attend the Regular Commnui.
cation Of Clinton Lodge. a full attendance is
requested.
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Tile Secretary of IYar-Tho Washington cor

Tile Secretary of War.-The Washington cor.
respondence of the New York Times says:
evidences have appeared of a combined and
determined effort to drive Governor FIoyed out
Of the Cabinet, to which end everything possible
is to be done 10 embarrass and brake down his
administration OF the War Department. This
secret explains the opposition to the Deficiency
bill exhibited by Democratic Senators-the mo :
tive being, not hostility to the bill, but to Secre-
tary Floyd. Slidell and Bright are prominent
actors in this movement, which also embraces
others of equal note"
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Curious Facts in Regard to Ra;lroads.-The
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is 204 miles in
length, and it cost about 1000, 900. In 1850
the taxable value of the land in the counties
through which il passes, as taken from tho GEN.
sus, was $28,942, ,647; and in 1856 the State az.
sessments makes it S63. 3.017,2 ,299! or an increase
in six years of $s26 6,866,55S. This sudden in.
crease il alone the only result Of an internal i'm.
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Sd instant, announces that G 90. Men airy, A. But
Ter and Charles Thompson-who were awaiting
trial for robhe'cs perpcrated in the Charleston
Hotel and Mills 1Iousc-brokc Jail OH Sunday
morning.
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Administrative Sale.

Clinton Lodge, No. 3, A. I'm.
TNIlE MEMBERS of Clinton Lodge, No. 3,
l. Az. m. :, are specially requested to attend
the next Regular Communication on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, MAY 10. Brother A. C.
MACKEY, Grand Secretary. will lie present.
and will confer the THIRD DEGREE.
By Order Of the W.. NJ.
J. G. EDWARDS Secy.
May 5, 1858 2 IT.
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LIST OF CONsIGNEEs

Remaining in tie Depot at Abbevile fo, n.
rcck ending Nay S, 1858.
~ IagEer McCaslin & Co, f d Mars, Miss M A
DevauX, III Kerr, e. White, j s Dalton
q w Burton Col + Marshall, II M Lottimar
l. Reid, Thos Eakins. J McBryde, A Giles B n
Wnestock, II S Cason, DR. Togno, Gen S Nc.
Gowan, w W Bcchcr, Ed Calhoun. John En-.
wright, George Il McCala.
ID. X. SONDLEY. AIT
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MONTGOMERYs
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
WHEAT FAM

rTHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased tho
L Right for this State, now oilers to Planters
these the Justly celebrated Fans for cleaning Wheat.
This Fan is superior TO any thing of The kind
now III use, us the number of premiums awarded
at different State Fairs will attest. 1t is simple
in lis structure, easily rugged, works well, and
when out Of order. can be repaired by any or Ii.
nary mechanic. 1t is adapted to cleaning all
kinds of grain For further particulars see Hand
Bill. which will be furnished any one desiring
stiph
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Cotton Gins and Threshers.

Also constantly on hand Il supply Of Cotton
Gins, which | warrant to be equal to any made.
Also lot Of Thrcshars which are 30 extensively
known that deem it unnecessary TO eu|opis,
them here.
These Machines arc all manufactured in tb.
place. by skifu worknen, and Of the very beat
material, and warranted to do what is said for
them. Amy orders for either Of the above Ma.
chimes. addressed to the subscriber, or left with
my Travelling Agents will be promptly attended
to.
JOHN ENRIGHT
AbheviIle C.. II S. c. May 5, 1853 2-3m
" Independent Press Edgiield Advertiser
and Ncwberry Rising Sun, copy 3 months.