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THE LATE FROSTS.
from tho Savannah Republican, MAY III

tFrom tho Savannah Republican May III
We have received accounts pretty well from all the
cotongrowng States, and approximate estimate
Of the damage done to the growing crops The frosts
to have extended far south Florida and the
lower portions of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and
louisiana In the middle and northern parts Of the four
last mentioned States it quite heavy. in al of them
cutting down the crops for the most part to the
ground and making it necessary to repant 1t is how
ever rapid growth, and with the present genial
dition of the soil to aid it, there is abundant time for
bountiful harvest 1t is remarkable fact that cotton
universally regarded by far the tenercr plant of the
two should have, comparatively suffered but little
yet such is the fact II compare the accounts received
from various sections of the lattudc find them
not little at variance. For instance, have before
extracts from dozen newspapers published in the
State of Mississippi from which 1t appears that while cot
ton reported have sustained serious damage in
tain localities in others from hundred to hundred
and fifty miles higher up the country, the injury amount
ed to nothing, but mere tritle. On the low and
damp lands however in the central and northern por
ons of the tier of States already named all agreed
that the greatest damage has been done though have
very few accounts that estimate it anything
than partial.
We have gone to pains to examine carefully into
the matter and obtain correct information from every
quarter of the cotton growing States and upon
ming up the whole, of opinion that, in view OF
the present highly condition OF the season. the
injury done to cotton will be but slightly, il at all
precable in the aggregate amount of the coming CROP
From nearly every quarter we are receiving daily the
most attering accounts of the orwadness and healthy
condition of the crops, of all sorts, cheering the hearts
of the planters and farmers with the promise of abun
dant yield.
OF course we have not made allowance in our estimate
for the probable loss by the present unexampsd and dis
astrous overflow Of the Mississippi the accounts received
indefinite to enable to determine the extent Of
the injury The reports that have reached are most
gloomy The rise in the river at the present time is less
than six inches below the great eshet of ls49 which
reduced the crop 900 bales.
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SONORA.
tcorrespondonce Of tho stockton Argus.I

We in the midst of frightfu state of things and
the country. Guaymas siegcd one week by about
1000 Yaqui Indians but they could o enter they rob
bed and destroyed every hacienda around Guayma and
have been burned down. and the population killed by
them AS you will have heard, Jesus Gandara and the
Others chiefs of the revolution have all been taken and
tered the rivers Yaqui and Mayo with full determine
ton of killing everything they meet and think the in
tcnon of the governor is afterward, to colonze the
it will be great benefit to Sonora The last outrage
committed by the Yaquis at Santa Cruz dc Mayo
They entered the place killed every there in it,
got all the and children together shut them up
in the church and set fire TO it, and then burned the rest
of the town. ~ ~ 4u
At battle fought plain called III Saucito bc-
tween Governor Pesquiera and Don Jesus Gandaa, the
latter totally defeated and himself killed in the
action, and also three of his principal officers taken
prisoners and shot the following day This occurred
ON the 23d of February last The troops at the
river faqu and have intentions of killing men, women,
and children in the forepart Of this month"; the In
dans attacked place called Santa Cruz de Mayo, and
killed and burned to death hundred persons
men, women, and children, indiscrn,inately 1t is
time that the Indians should be taught lesson
they have avagcd tho whole country and while the gov
ernmcnt troops were occupied in another part of the
State they have carried off all the crops and stolen the
cattle from farms and ranches They have carried
away three hundred funegas of and about an
many head OF cattle believe IL is the intention OF
the government TO take away their lands from them and
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~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN DirORTED--Th Gin,
distilled London from sound barley under the surveillance OF the
British excise laws deatcy favored with tinclre OF the Italian
juniper berry and valuable tho
table Kingdom rendering opinion Of medi-
cal men Tho pures and safest stmun duretc drink
It's delicious onc of soft and delicate favor differing entirely
from any other Gn and devoid Of that harsh acd which
de the article known Holland Gin napps Objectionable
Though not intended medicine recommended by
generally IN cases Of Dyspepsia Gou rheumatism osy Gravel
soc Cholera Fever Structure Diseases
gans the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility whilst the
weaker sex will and by It's adoption relief from those distress
ing which frequently their delicate
Dr. Valentine Mott Of New York. tho highest medical authority
pronoupces CARtSS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
other the best article the kind ne
peculiarly adapted TO settlers in the southern and
ses well travellers exposed to changes Of
For sale cents pns thirty eight cents
by all druggists groccs frteers country merchants
OF limitations. Buy only C1fARlEsS NONE OTHER IMPORTED
May be had In Washington Of Ford Brother, Daniel Clark
Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot. Richard Ryon
EDMUND c. CHARLES, a,
Importer, No 40 Broadway, New York.
EDMUND c. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar H-ly 40 Broadway, New York.
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THE 7ALLADEGA CAVE, ALABAMA.

The cave is situated Immediately on the road from
Fayetteville to Taladega town. and about six miles above
the present terminus of the Alabama and Tennessee
railroad The opening or mouth is of an oval form,
and goes directly down fifteen feet thu the vacuum
or opening, takes northern direction with gradual
descent for about 200 yards where there is another mouth
abrupt descent, OF IL Is feet, at the bottom OF
which there is ine cold stream Of water, aboundng in
fish Of all kinds and.sizes and the larger number
without eyes The inside of the gradually widens
and it is said that it has been explored mile two
without coming to any stopping place All along the
bottom of the there numbers of formations
sebng cypress knees, and from the top they gvo the
appearance of cclcs formed, probably, by the waters
dripping The entire formation Of this is of the
greatest curosites and will well pay for the time and
trouble to any fond of natural curostes 1t is the
largest in the South
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

1t is rumored that d. L. Gregg will probably be ap-
pointed Minister of Finance Judge Belden, his
in the office of U. S. Commissioner shall have
arrived.
The schooner Sophia Captain Homer, sailed on the
9th for Hakodadi Japan, with assorted cargo suited
for trading at Japan and the Anoor river to which latter
place she will proceed after visiting Hakodad
mutiny occurred on board the whale ship Warren
Captain Huntfey at Hlo and hear that nine of the
confined in irons 1t is not serious affair
however, and will probably besettled by the consul with
out the Intervention of the local authorities.
treaty with France has, understand been recent
ly signod between the Hawaiian Minister of Foreign Re-
lations and the Commissioner of France If the treaty
has been thus signed it has been done only with the
consent of the King Its terms have not yet been pub
licly made known will they probably be until the
meeting Of the Legislature. They are, however under
stood to be substantially thesame those of the treaty
framed three years ago. in which reduction of the duty
brandy from five dollars, at present to three
dollars, is yielded and also reduction wines. This
reduction has been claimed by France in all her nego
tiaons the treaty, while it has been steadfast
ly opposed by this government sustained by public opn
ion. 4 ss4H
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The Newburyport Herald, In an interesting article
upon the subject says, among those whose ages have
been ascertaino the elm has been known to livo moro
than $50 years the chestnut GOO tho cedar 800
oaks from 900 to 1900 and scrc of tho voos Of the
tropical climes for three four and five thousand years
The Tennessee Historical Society are the and
cstodians OF the flag borne by the Tennessee volunteers
IN TO- and also Of that borne through the Mexican
campaign
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public bestoWing patron
ssa 10 that that necessary exhibit
tbe stock enlarged their depot by
and sesroom Broadway No 25l Murray street. OPP
rss Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
enlargement Of their factory win
b hand at all Times larger stock Of nre and burglar
rroo other establishment
iepion had to constructing safes for private
with olhe furniture, for the security OF plato Jewelry
Also
viii hand aud make order all Kinds
and bank vaults Halls patent powder proof locks r banks
oness bank lock Crygicr
patent letter lock without key
S. c. HERRING a Co.
Nos 1876, l37, aud 130 Water street. and
No 2bl Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York
,. COYIE n CO., Agents
fitf6l Washington, d. c.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 26-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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OcuIista De paris

REClEN egado esta cnidad tienna el honor de
III 0frccor a los f,1s
CABAIIEROS ESPANOIES
un escdo surdo Fpejueo Ientes Anteoos
ga VISTA viios dc Aunento Mquercs copos Apceras Puma
de 0ro, que Aricuos Francesas.
nenda Eight street.
freeos muy moderaios, 10 mismo dc Europa. w
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A democratic convention viii be held at Monticello,
Florida, on the 7th day of June next to nominate rep
resentatiye to Congress
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o all styles aud magnyng glasses conpasscs,
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AUCTIONS.

NATOOEEN MILL PROPERTY AT
w AUCTION.-Will be sold at Public Auction, up
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day Of
March next at of the clock in the afternoon the
well known Wooden Mill, with the Counting room and
Warehouse connected herewith situated in the Village
of Leeds Northampton, Mass, together with the Water
Power, and all the fixed and movable Machinery connect
with the same consisting of six sets cards thirteen
spinning jacks, eight Of them nearly new) fifty broad
looms picker duster steam boiler with pipes for warm
ing the mill and also for carding and spinning and all
the subsidiary machinery complete and in good running
order for manufacturing Broadcloth Cassimeres Doe
skins SC, the mill having been closed only few weeks
The above property Is mortgaged to the Hadey Falls
Bank and to be sold under the order of the Court
Insolvency for Hampshire Countyso that unquestion
able title will be secured to the purchaser The property
will be sod without reserve to the highest bidder, for
cash. but arrangement may be made for loan the
property for part of the purchase any other par
ticuars obtained application either of the subscb
G. w. RANLET, Cashier, HOlyOke.
LEWIS B0DMAN, Assignee, WilliRmsburgh
GEO. LEWIS, Assignee, Boston.
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This work exhibits the whole OF North America south
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ENURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Fhe under
n dersigned, assignee Of The estate of WILLIAM
II. ANDREWS Of Spencer insoveDt debtor, offers for
sale, the stock of furniture the fixtures; and the lumber,
paints &c. belonging to said estate. The saesroOms
and work shop pleasantly located in the centre viii
lage of Spencer AMI be rented fair rate if de-
sired The assortment OF furniture hand is full,
and Of modern styles The above presents favorable
opportunity any DESTROYS of engaging 10 the bust
ness, the property must be sold to close the
1t will be sold cheap, and time given if desired.
If not otherwise sold before Saturday. April third then
on that day, at O'Clock shall offer the at
public auction, in lots to suit buyers. In the meantime
any wanting to buy any Of said stock at RETAIL
do So by caling VIM. 7. Harlow, Esq, Hiram P.
Duuton, the premises, who will also give further in
formation. ALI persons indebted to said estate
quested to make immediate payment to said VIM. T.
Harlow. LUTHER HILL.
tie dawd
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