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Earthquake at Corinth.-We have lately bo1
to record the terrible earthquakes which hnvs
been 80 destructive to life aud property in tb,,
Kingdom of Naples, and we have now the Main,
ful task Of stating That like calamity has befoj-
len il portion Of Greece. On SUNDAY. Feb,n,r,.
81 about eleven o'clock at night Corin,b wos
visited with an earthquake th; DESTROYED nearly
every house II the city. aud further afflicted
by the outbreak of fire, which consumed n lorge
amount of properly. The shock of the ear,5.
quake was fcl. in all the surrounding yiluu.s -
l\aiimacI'', the place "f embarkation for Athens
has suffered III like manner, as well as pI,ces ne
less note situated on the road to Argos Eighties.
persons lost their lives, and about sixtv were
wounded, greater number thnn suffered ON
former similar occasions. This event has invnl-
ved the ini,ahltants in much distress In ,dd;
ton to Their usual poverty, they a:c not on,v
exposed to the horrors of siarvation but sutfer
much from the unusual severity Of the weather
the thermometer often falling to twenty Fnh-
rchtiet, an uncommon circumstance in That o,,ar
| ter of Greece. The Central (;overnm.n, I,os
sent tents to the unfortunate victims Of this co-
la'nIty, ami ais" rendered them y,rc,,niary asss.
lance; but there Is reason to fear many will
perish from cold and hungor The liiInrs of the
l"inple oi Minerva Cnlchiacus have been in
Jurcd. This was one Of the earliest srccimens
OF Doric architecture in Greece One was sulit
from top ta hoi"m, and Others defnccG The
duration of tn: shock was nine seconds. and ito
INST movement WAS in q vertical and then in n
horizontal direction. Its centre seems to have
b'en IN" isthinus, extending North and South. and
then East ana W est Neither cnstzza nor Iutrnk;
suffered. The vibration felt nt Athens hut
did no injury to life and property. The oscilla-
.i"ns at Corlnth continue, hut further shock
has occurred there Engiish Ianer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

We publish in this issue an article from the
Charleston Mercury elected by the late Col
lcgr difficulty, containing wholesome suggcs-
.i"ns, which we commend to the consideration
Of those who are concerned III ull that pertains
TO thc interest ami welfare of this institution.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We ask attention to the advertisement of 7 n.
McAELLAE' Dentist, whO We a,c pleased to learn
has determined to locate in our village. Persons
wishing anything in his line, will find him an
adept in his profession. Also to that of Tmos.
McALLIsTER, Wagon Maker. near Bordeaux,
Abbey lie, $. G.
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SALE OF STOCK

The Grcenvilc and Columbia Rail Road stock
belonging t" the estate of Jomx w. SUMNER, was
sold ut from $40 to 25 per share, with as
ScsSIIrnt pnid.
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RELIGIOUS REVIYALS.

Our exchanges North aud South are tccmlin:,
with accounts of the great revivas that are TAX
my lace throughout the country. In many ol
ia" large cities, such unhoundcd success to the
holy ninisralions Of christianity have never been
known
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TIE CLARENDON BANNER

This is a new paper just started in the town
of Manning, the county sent Of Clarendon
District formerly part of Sumter. 1, is pub
lished by CALvo d. Co., and edited by J. w. ER-
WIN Esq :
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Gpn,eueal.

MARRIED, on the 3Oth ult, by Rev. C.Mur-
Gibson, DR.. A. J. SPEER, of Abbeville District
8. c., to Miss S. LOLA VERDELL,. of Ebert
Co., Georgia.
cB- Press copy.
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ElEETING OF sTOCKHoLpE]

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
're"nvIlc and Columbia Railroad will he held
at their Office i'll Columbia, on the 29,h inst
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

lion. NJ. J.. B"NIIAM will accept our thanks for
various public Documents, kindly forwarded to
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-04-08

Fol""tecrs Acccpfci-!A dispatch from New
York says that Col Burnhams regiment of New
York volunteers has been accepted by the Pres
dent. The Other authorized regiment will be
taken from Pennsylvun
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Between the lst of January and tho middle of
February. nineteen women were burnt TO death
in Great Britain, whose clothes took fire in con-
sequence Of expansion by hoops.
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~ The friends Of II. A. JONES. ESQ. nm.
nonncc him candidate for the Lcgis lature, ut
the ensuing election.
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-" Ne" To:.s Tir,es says that ncnTly forty
-, SAM. women in New I";k sew for :, living.
: y a.:.. al,,.i; -, NJN si;rt-..a.:rrs, 1900
- '-:ss~s AIN! YES; makers, ;iO cloak nnI
:: ""'i;'a'riakc:s. 5000 '!:essln:h"rs and mill,
- hrSi'lns those rln'oyr.l il other branches ol
ne'ii"w0rk. Most "i these wo:n.n have been
:'lt nf c:nr"ymcn; during tic past wiaer. Only
::"mt 3,gn0"f them it il sail having had work
ring dis period. Shir-:nakers. generally re-
~" - cents day. The introduction Of sew
i4...:-'nachincs has thrown Il great many out Of
v.:N :Np;nymrnt.
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E9f lew Of tire Long Cane friends of w.
VI NEEi' would respectfully announce him us
Il Candidate for Sheriff, at the next election.
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r.'NN IA. Srir|V Is1u.Ii-A Frcnch brig Of
- arrived at Honolulu i'll twenty two days
go, ca::ti bringing accounts that this group of
90 ':..'.' is Improving. in agricultural production
n','''r ih,, French rule, an! that tho dcpcpua-
~" 7aa been y; !en1th checked, the nnmber Of
t'f !ast Year exceeding he deaths for the >,
;'ae n !2a.; series OF !cars. y census # the
81; :;.'''"n oi tic islands It Tahiti Moo-ea, and
.,a.'.. wns taken on the list OF Sept 'ernb"r
-... 49! TIC :"sa!t was:-iahiti, 51SU; Mo"rcn,
90; ''.-c"a, 3l--t';al. Gy06. For the past
: AZ nee were III deaths and Ill births, of
.'.:": - "a'e boyr, and 80 girls, aud 80 mar
-: ::
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The Cost of Cotton.--The London Mercantile
Gazette Bays for several years there hns been
steady average increase in the cost of cotton,
which rose from SCI, 1926 900 in 1853 to sl3I,-
o00,000 in 1856. The total value Of the produc-
lion Of thread, yarns and manufactured goods for
the yenr. 1853 is set down at S2s3, 746 600. for
1856 at $50 ,4207. 900, and for 1851 at $751;.
600, 900; or, deductng the. cos. Of cotton, &c.
the profits upon the %snufactare mar may he taken
600. and for 1857 al $50, 100, 900, In other
words, the increase in the cost price of cotton
the difference between Cd, Std. and 3d. per
pound) reduced theprefits.on the manufacture
in Great Britain s429I, 900 in the year s56,
and $4l 1856, 900 in the year 1857, as compared
with the year 1885,.
Il These sare important results, if true. The
eott6n problem is one very diffiult of solution.
There is. perhaps, no staple in which 80 many
human beings directly orrir,drec,ly interested.
It may be said to affect the worldly destinies Of
thousands on both sides Of the Atlantic. If by
any terrible misfortune there should be failure
in the crop Of the Upitcd States for a single
year, the calamity would be appalIng:@s
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Ten 1housand Dollars Stolen.-A bold and
extensive gobbery was committed in Baltimore
last Friday, at the counter OF the Farmers' and
Planters Bank. A clerk of Enocfl Pratt &
Brother called at the bank, and reac6i6g around
the wire screen of the book keepers desk, placed
his bank book and a package containing $4,000
IN assorted Virginia bank notes on the desk, and
then left Me7bank for the postp office. There was
stranger standing near at the time, but no notice
Yas taken of him. The book.keeper stepped fol
few, minutes to another desk for the purpose 81
his own desk the package f6f money and The
stranger had botir disappeared -.
ssets-s.,.s. Il 4
! ,sNew Jersey. has iastitated an experiment
WORTH general attention. In view Of the fact
that special legislation absorbs SO much OF ,the
time and COST heElegislaturs, she has,re uifed
that oil private parties Supplying for ssryiee oi
this kind shall pay foriit. Aceftain sum 0O)
is'to be deposited with every petition for special
act Of Legislation; it, after examination, ii il
granted, the money goesinto the genera treas
nryi II rsiSstad half Qfs it j., refurbed 10 the
depostors saq The rest goes to the sState, 10
tpass;es time spent 10. .the Discus
sion ofst,e sabjects Z, z 4
sRoas o. 4 asp.ersIip II sSoast,
& sss
ise as ss5 sst 3 ssss as
besntsaen iof cosl6 Z M Il saa M
Iags I|as sasa assa|s s q. ss
'al 81 Z: !: I E
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WASHINGTON, Aprii 9

The Senate has refused to concur in the House
amendment to the Kansas bill, and it was re-
turned to the House. by majority of nine
votes.
The Househas been occupied with tho Def
cheney bill. Both Houses nave adjourned to
Monday.
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TX. Press nj he SD"'a.--Joha Mitchell writes
u ,ii from New O.!eapa, to lis 'fiicnl John
'!Yr'iH, IN Paris, via The Suu:hvr1 Citizen:
Ft'i'hc Press Of New Orcan; is generally OF
t.s, character. You derive miserable idea of
the .I;naicaI Press and public o;'ini from the
New York pupcrs, which are i!osc You see most
commonly, perhaps almost exclusively, in France
"ni glad. no city or earth. perhaps: can
oy',iit anything SO sn'lina!y tnsc; so that
somctiiacs wis', they lad AN Emperor like yours
ii New York 10 give ,hcl, three distinct warnings
ali round The men who conlucts the leading
journals lin Charleston, or New Orleans, would
be quito incapable O! inanagn. one of those "or
@,ns,' because they could not bring themselves
10 pour out one upon another the necdfuI abom
ons of iangungc--nor TO deserve them SO
richly n, ono anothcr's hands. 1t ia observable
howeycr, that the Pres; of New Orleans, t,ougi,
.,J'y written and well sustained, has scarcely the
,risttnnolnan character which, Hiat Of Charleston
may eaiJn. The reason is that Charleston more
=. iuy'hnl exclusively represents the leading in.
tcrcst Of the whole South, namely, Cotton
Louisiana has certuin sugary flavor; Vingnin
a moro or less tol,accoish aroma; but South Caro-
lima isl cotton to tie backbone .s. ~
hssiiriii:h Irmy-A report Of the; sanitary
condition of the british army has created cresi
surprise and regret 1t appears that at homo in
o1rracks tho mortality OF troops Of the line is
free tines great as that of most shortlived
sciassesas the clerks or Spi,alfirld wcavers even
.lHai, too, while they are well clothed, carefully
'gieted, skilful!y ttsntedi in sickness and warm
ny housed, besides heing regularly exercised The
confinement in barracks, the iiksonc roum,in.
andfhes saiInlrss life tho private soldier leads
have alrsomcthng to do with it. The diet is al
so t0o;uniioru.. Officers attribc it to night duty
Kad pointio The fact that tho mortality IS great
est iffthe Foot Guards, whose night duty is Tho
J. heayiest. Letters. from India report tie mortal
ffyof the Indian,army TO be very great. The
arrivals, lit is asserted, do not fllihe gaps made
.ysdscase. 1t is.esen asserted that tho vast.
.tyfJl,se3sire alhohsand fresh troops per weel
7ffapi 81 o,her copnsy. A company is aene
sfrafty.proyids1 wosboiIers. .in oneo wbicJ
4ba;Ssidissst meat the other thsirp po
satess g 1eilljpg !lj A,psp gsssea
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WASHINGTON. April s.
There was nothing done in relation to Kansas
today.

WASHINGTON, April 2.
Senatc.-Mr. Green moved that the House
amendments to The Kansas bill he disagreed to.
Senators Bger, Douglas and Pugh spoke on the
question. The latter made an able legal areu.
ment. showing the reasons why he should change
his vote and oppose the House amendment. Mr..
Green's motion was carried by vote of 80 yeas
to % nays. -
Messrs Bates. Davis. Durkoe, Reid. Sumner
and Toomhs were absent. ~
The nays were Bell Broderick, Cameron, Chan
dler, Clark, ColIamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Doo-
little, Douglas, Fesscnden, Foote, Foster, Hale,
Hamlin, Harlan, King, Seward, simmonds, Sluart
Trunbull, Wade aud Wilson-23. All the other
members voted yeast sspF
Nlr. Douglas made an Intellectual effort to take
up the Minnesota bill.
HoHse.-Tho House. .was engaged throughout
the day debating the Deficiency bill. The SEN
ate's action on the Kansas bill had not been Off
cially announced when itadjournsd.s,
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