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The UinL Ernsd;f;on n-Fopr Tu.x .yro,r,

The Utah Erpedition.-FoRr LEAvESwoRrA, !,
X. r., February 8.
The Quartermaster's Department at this Fort
probably the most extensive branch in the army
lis commencing its labors for the reinforcing
Utah army. Missouri horse-traders, mule.co
tractors, and supply-furnshers. generally, are as
thick as peas in the pod. The action Of Congress
is much needed to prevent delay.
Between the fifty niggers in Kansas and man
they call General Walker, 1t will be June, now,
ere the long march begins In my private opin.
ion, Johnston will not wait for this tagging rein.
forcement. There ID too much fire and strength
in his little host to remain inactive long after The
spring sun shall thaw them out 1t is thought
the administration will not permit Johnston to be
superseded, in which case Col. Sumner cannot 20
ont with his regiment.
Con. Harney has relsnquished the command Of
the post 70 Col. Monroe. and proceeds soon to
Washington. In the meantime the Sixth In.
fantry-wintering in the Cincinnati Houses Of
Geo. sanders-will form a separate command.
Two important enterprises are now agitatino
Leavepworth finenciers; one is the Leav venwortR
and Fort Gibson railroad; the o.hey ateIegraphc
connection will Boonville. Coyrsspondnees NsD
York Herdid4 9
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| From the accounts we hlve from Washington
city, we infer Tint large portion Of the time OF
Congress is consumed III discussing the Kansas
Question.
Indeed the Halls Of the American Congress,
which in times Of yore, were the receptacle Of men
wose minds were imbued with that wise patriotism,
which excluded every thought, save the thoughto
their country's good, have been lamentnbIy turned
into forum Of fannticisin, q paudmonium Of polit
icaI monstrosities where crimnation and recrim
inaton Of parties have usurped tho province OF
council ond deliberntion. This Kansas imbroglo
has assumed form and shape. The President
and Cabinet favor her admission under the Le-
compton Constitution. The United South de.
Douglass democratic allies oppose it. 1t appears
that there are doubts to which party has the
ascendency. The vote by majority of one
in the House to refer the Kansas question to a
special committee, it is claimed, does not decide
the rejection of Kansas, there being four five
absent members when the vote was taken who it
is said will vote for her admission upon the final
question. There is no one in the South who
does not support the Administration in this mat
ter. We are ever roady to approve the right and
condemn the wrong. Whatever of opposition
was evinced i'll tho Soutl, against the election Of
MIR. RUcnANAN, we are assured that the South en-
masse will approve his Kansas policy. We have
heard no croaking opposition, excerpt from that
erratic politician, Governor WISE Of Virginia
The best and wisest men, even when nciuated
by the purest and noblest purposes. may stray
c,.,,,, 4, nf-,,l
bids that We should charge him with other than
honest but misguided motives.
We nre heartily tired of this eternal clash
aud wrangling upon the slavery question. We
have long since arrived ut the conclusion that
the authority Of the constitution, the lights Of
reason, the power of logic, the influence Of right.
the measure of justice, weak and impotemt
maevolent delusons of that fanalicsm which
seeks to abolish that domestic institution 50 in.
terwoven with our peace and happiness.
We wish the quarrel to cease. The bandyng
Of words serves but to widen the breach, to
deepen aninosity. Let this war Of words be
forever husled by some decisive action. Letthc
South plant herself upon the principles of the
constitution, survey we'll the ground she Intends
to occupy; mark out the line up to which the
trangrcssor may come, and proclaim it not in the
spirit of vain boasting but i'll that spirit and mod
Grafton which tells the factionist that thus far
"thou shalt come, but farther thou canst not CO.
without suffering the fatal punishment Of your
transgression.
We frequently hear of the Northern policy i'll
reference to slavery. We wish to see South
ern policy upon the same question naugeratcd
Let it be well defined, eminently right, just and
proper. We have, il is true, a Georgia platform :;
we want Southern platform upon which the
South mny stand united not for purposes of agrees
sion but for the preservation Of the Union, our
rights and institutions.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF BALTIMORE SUN.

While the anti J.ecompton Democracy Of New
York find 1T so difficult to find room to make their
thunder, the democratic members Of the Legisla-
ture ut Albany have caucused Kansas into the
u Unon under the democratic convention at Gin
cinnat, and have, moreover, backed up Presi-
dent Buchanan as meriting increasing conf
dence."
The fate Of the Kansas admission bill is fix ed.
1t is to be passed by both Houses. do not learn
that the majority of the Senate committee upon
territories have introduced in their bill any qal-
tication, or any construction of the clause of the
LecomptOn constitution. winch may prohibit the
alteration of the same. Kansas will he admitted
if al all, under that constitution, without any
qualification or condition, or any compromise or
understanding by which the free State party is
to have the State government
The majority report and the two minority re-
nre now before the public Or soon will be. pre-
snme they will appear in the papers tomorrow.
One OF the minority reports was sent to New
York, in full. last night.
The army bill cannot hang much longer in the
Senate. 1t is doubted whether even Mr. Seward
can save it. The plan Of substituting volunteers
is now under discussion 1t. Gen. Scott favors
that plan. The regular army projec, finds no
support i'll any quarter, to-wit: The increase Of
the army by the addition of four or five regi-
ments. The repugnance Of Congress to an i'll
crease of the standing army is unconqnrable.-
There are no doubt prevailing political reasons
for this independent of potent financial consid-
erations x
If the anguries of late Secretary of the In
terror MI. Stuar) TO be fulfilled by dissoln.
lion of the Union, neither section can wish to
have the federal troops to contend with. Mr.
Seward has go much confidence in the strength
OF his side that he is not afraid of an army, but
may deem it very useful in such emergencies as
may arise in 1860, or before.
ION.
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SsI
MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
KANSAS

The Special Committee of the House on Kan
sas Affairs met this evening.
Mr. Morrill, (VermOnt) offered resolution sum.
moning Ex-Governor Walker, General Calhoun,
Ex-Secretary Stanton and G .ncral Henderson
for orexamna,iou, and requiring them to bring ali
the documents i'll. their possession bearing upon
the subject matter of investigation.
To this it was objected that The official docu-
ments being obtained from the Executive Depart.
ment, oral testimony might not benecessaryt.: -
This resolution together with four or five 9th.
ers looking 10 the examination Of all matters
covered by the resolution under which the com.
mIttee was appoined, was tabled by vote OF 8
yeas to nays.
Mr. Adrians New Jersey resolutions, in.
structing the chairman 10 procure from the State
Department the registry aud census Of the votes
Of Kansas, withan amendment, offered by Mr
Stephens (Geofsie,) in accordance with tie law, ,
was adopted.
The committee then adjourned to Wednesday
next IN order in the meantime to procure the
documents called for.
The majority Of the Senate Committee on Ter
ritories have completed their elaborate report.
The bill which accompanies it is similar to those
heretofore presented OH such occasions, and ad.
mits Kansas under the Lscompton Constitution.
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ADDITIONAL by THE BAITIc

The Leviaihun steamship is safely afoat.
The Empress Engine hns been declared the
Regent, IN case any calamity should befall Ma
po!eon. The Paris Moniteur, in the latter part
OF January, referred to Senators consultation
which would shortly be promulgated, nominating
the personnges who are TO compose a Council Of
Regency, in case Of the death Of the Emperor be.
fore the Prince Imperial attaDs the political ma
jority.]
No later authentic intelligence had been re-
ceived from the East.
The Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Company
will require additional capital, TO pay for sew en-
hopeful Of the success of this great ent terprise-
Cyrus w. Field. Esq., has been appointed the
general manager Of the company.
The Americans in Paris have delivered and
published congratulatory address to the En-
peror, on the occasion of his recent escape from
the explosion Of the "infarnaI machine"
It's said that the Pope Of Rome, and Kings of
Sardinia aud Naples, were to huve been ass,,ssi-
mated mt the same time that the life Of Napoleon
WAS attempted.
UnfavOrablc news was current about the con =
d'tion Of affairs in the Punjamb
Johii NJ Bolts has returned to this country on
board the Baltic
-, Mchmed Pnsha. the Vice Admiral of the
Turkish Navy, did not come in the Baltic, as
was expected This gentleman we believe has
contemplated n visit to the United Stnes tp ex
anime nnute'y the construction Of our vessels of
war, Tor The purpose Of making improvements in
the Iavnl architecture Of Turkey.
The Brazil mail steamer, with Rio June iro nd
Wees had arrived ut London. She reported the
coffee market dull and prices nominal, with large
stocks.
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The steamer yesterday took only 369S, S,aos,
which. added 10 The shipnient of last "Wednesday
from Boston, makes die European dram only
100000 for two weeks. In view of our present
Limited imports. and the large outward movement
Of cotton. it s not thought 70 be impossible that
the specie current may change in the course Of a
should NOT. however, advise 6pperators TO prcd.
cate any moyenent in stocks upon this anticipa.
zion. II We can but retain here the California re-
ceipts.hey will be amply sufficient for opr iegiti.
mate business wants, with surplus for an active
speculation in stocks and merchandise. se.--Neis;
1obk Eeus. February 1Sth. ss'os
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Commercial.

ADnEvILLE c. H., s. c., Feb rs, 1858.
Coton.-We have to notice a decline in our
market from one to ono and half cents, from
the highest figures paid during last week We
quote ordinary to good ordinary 81 to 0; middInr
to good midiling o. to 10; Middlng to Fair
from lot to l0!.
CoLrMnIA, S. c., Feb 81.
CoHo".-Tlere was no material change in
The cation market yesterday; the supply was
moderate, and the demand good. Some 70 bales
changed snn hands, ut prices ranging from 9 to
l0i ccnls.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 90, 1858.
Coftom.-There was quite an active demand
Tor cotton to-day, which was freely met by hold.
trs, the days transactions having reached 4,l6l
bales, will, prices fully tc. under the quotations
of Saturday lust, viz O4 To life.
Augusta, Feb 23.
Cottom.-rhcre were large sales of cotton to-
day. with an advancing tendency.
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Dreadful Aecidemt-Loss Of Life-About l2
o'clock OH Tuesday night, 10th instant, terrible
accident occurred to the steamer Magnolia, Capt.
Stedman, in the explosion of her. boiler. while IL,
Hall. on her up irip.to Fayetteville {. The @ ex.
plosin was said to have Been very violent, making
a complete wreck of the boat. 1t is supposed
that Is or % persons are lost. The foii3wing ia
a list Of the killed and wounded. as far as Known
Dead Whites-Stedman, DR.. Fellows, Mr..
Tyson, a lady from Wilmington. and'a boy about
8 years old. Coiore9--Simon,' cook, Charles,
pilot; three Soiored meu, names not known.
one pther man badlyshntt, mayslive.
Capt Stedman's body was not found up TO the
time our informaut leG thslscene Of the disaster.
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Southern Steamship Connention.-RicuMoND,
Va, Feb. lS-The Southern Steamship Convsn.
res were represented. The Hon. w. B. Preston
addressed the meeting in relation to The prelmi.
nary contract for the New Orleans railway, for
which half the capital is 10 be furnished by each
party. Two steamers are 10 ie hull, u Norfolk,
ond two in France aud the capital stock of the
Company is to be $s,00O,00O. A resolution was
adopted 10 accept the preliminary contract. and
to use their best efforts to perfect it.
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SNOW STORM.

We were visited on Tuesday night last by
rcritablc snow storm-a ''long breath" from the
Arctic regions, which pinchcd us severely on
account of the mild and spring like weather for
n few days previous. 1t was truly Northern
wcarlicr-in quality if not quantity.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
A6bevile District.-G Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary Of Abbe.
vile District
WHEREAS. John Brownlea has applied to
w me for Letters of Administration, On all and
singular the goods and chattels. rights and credits
Of Andrew Emory Donnelly, late Of the Diathc.
These are, therefore, to.eiss and adrnoni,h al,
and singular, The kisdfed and creditors Of Tho
said deceased: To- b6 and sppsar before me, at our
nsxt Qrdinarys Court for tho said District, to be
holden ct Abbevilie Court House, on tho Tenth
day Of March next, to show cause. If any.
why tho said Administration should not be
granted. g.
Given uuder my hand and deal, this twenty.
thirddsy Of February. inst, il the year Of our
Lord one thoussnd eight hundred and fifty
eight, and in the s2d year Of American In
: WILLIAM HILL, DAD:
Feb. Is. 1858. II at
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LIST OF CONsIGNEES,

LIST OF CONsIGNEES,
Remaining IN tie Depot at -dbbevilie. for the
week ending February 25, 1885,
Maj J l. Jones, Benz Rothschids S Shewer.
s. X J White, II A Jones. Branch 4 Allen,
F Marshall Hon Perrin, IL S Casou,
+. d: Pennal, DR. Harris. e T. Haskell, Starr,
Cobb. & Co., f Noble, D J Jordan, 6 W Burton
II $ Kerr, d. Knox, B. p. Hughes, Gen $
MCGOWAN. w Roman John Lomax, A, Conner.
D. r. SONDLEY, Ag't
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Immigration statist;ss-Accssdine to report
from the State Department fstely pfeseptea TO-
Congress, the number Of passengsfs arriving At
ell american ports, through the year 1857, swss.
27l ,558; of which numde. there :were males
163, ,52s, females t09, 9,O20. Tho number OF males
that died on The voyage was. $40, tie numberpf
females 1885, whois number Of deaths 424.
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NEW York, February l9-Thers s no change
10 noiice p ihe condition Of the money market.
Money is'likely to remain in It's present super.
abundapce until It is wanted TO fetch the produce
~ the W est more freely forward. Money is OF:
fered on loan freely at S pcr cont. TO brokers',
many of whom decline that price, There is a
scarcity Of the only kindsof paper negotiable for
discount, and consesuently money I freely Of
. fered TO loan on call, on stock hypolhecaiiops,
which stimnlatee an .spheahby speculation. .
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANaLo-sAxoN.

This steamer arrived Feb. 23l, aud reports
sales Of cotton in Liverpool, for three days 27,.
600 bales Prices have advanced I'D, the mar
ket closing firm.
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THE THESPIANS.

and Tuesday evenings Of Court week. For par
ticulars, see advertisement in another column.
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=, An exchange paper says: "Thcre is nothing
Ike nature us developed in females; for no soon
or does II female Juvenile begin to walk aud no.
tlce things, than it takes after its mother and
wants baby 1t is almost incredible how mucl,
ol nat'er nnn feei'ng IS wasted OH rag babies and
squint.eyed Dutch dolls"
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correspondent of the Detroit Free Press
notes that Thomas Moore, in q prcface to his
poetic epstl-s. entitled "Cnrruption aud In
1oier"nce' published fifty years ago, wrote the
following:
81 sh I'll look to no higher merit in the task
than that Of giving new form to claims and
reInomstrances which have often b en- much more
eloquentiy urged. and which would long ere now
have produced their effect. but that the minds of
some Of our statesmen. like the pupil of the hu-
man eye, contract themselves the more the
stronger light there is shed upon them"
This is the original Of DIR. Holmes much praised
smle in the Atlantic Monthly. 1.-The mind OF
= bigot is like the pupil of the eye: the more
Light you pour upon it, the more'it contracts"
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"7Hc W"nlcrer."-The London Statesman
gives its famed contemporary, the Tmes the
following neighborly notice:
Tile Times is simply commercial specnla.
tion, like the tuiloring business of Moses & Son.
The literary articles in the Times are always
trash !; but its political articles supposed to be
models of style. They are about as good as
Inelodramatic thunder can be. They are rather
excellent Anglican than excellent English
Thete used to tie in Holland hundred and fifty
years ago, French style which was called the
Refugee style II VAS not absolutely u bad style,
but it was not genuine French. The Tines helps
te corrupt our language just to the extent that it
is more Anglican than English, In structure and
sound the periods Of the Times are sort of
trnneated Johnsonian The rule at Printing
house square seems TO be ncverI tosventure be-
yond pithy plattudes. These, seasoned with
familiar quotations from the Latin grammar, and
presented with oracular air, tell immensely
on the mind of the shop-keeping Englishmnn,
who wants good deal Of noise for his money"
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Daring Lptdery Of Di$patches-The Mobile
Tribune. Of Sunday, learns that heavy robbery
was committed on Friday afternoon. Oh board
the Steamboat ST. Charlcs just as she was about
leaving Mobile. Admiral German, one of the
prominent Mcxicaus who accompanied Common.
fort from Mexico. had taken passage on the ST.
Charles. for Montgomery, having with him dis
patches OF The gre.test importance to this Gov
erament. He had his baggage carried to the
boat, and at the suggestion vi friend, ordered
it 10 be removed from the boiler deck 10 his state.
room, the door of which he locked and tonk the
key. He retired TO the guards. When he re-.
turned to his state. room, lie fnutd that the door
fronting on the guards had been broken into, tlle
straps OF his trunk cut. and the lock priced Open
Upon examining he discovered that all his i'm.
portant dispatches, except one, together with
the sum of $1,000 in gold, had been distracted
IhrrefrOm.
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8tationcrp and farm 1oohs.


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kasssu-stf
CLOTE e. JAMES,
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NNOOLEN FLOCKS The subscriber is con-
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FRENCH FLOCKS d. a co.OTs wh.rh b. ote 2 IN
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Wairhss. Jsmelrp, &r.

TEWELRY VERY LOW.
~ AL descriptions Of GOLD JEwELRY for sale at retail At
css than Usual pfces by o. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches
and Jewery, wholesale aud retail,
No. II ws1s.., second aoor
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,nITMAn. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY


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