Smyrna times., 1858-03-04
erGl NeWs.

" On Second street, Philadelphia, is con-
spicnously displayed, attached to show case
is tempting array of quarter, half and double
eagles, well calculated to deceive the unsus-
pectIng. An unusual quantity Of bogus coin.
mostly silver, Is now in circulation in New
York.
The GREAT FILLIBUsTER.-General Walker.
though almost forgotten in this part of the
world, seems not quite fsst at the South, though
ooth he and his cause are fast disappearing from
the surface of affairs. 1t seems that he is at
home in Tennessee, at the residence of his fa-
ther, and, in compliance with an invitation ex.
tended to him, is to address the citizens of
Nashville.
CF The correspondence which aided in the
amIcaole adjustment Of the quarrel between J
b. Clay and General CuIlom has besn published
at w ashlngton. 1t amounts to nothing. and
furnishes none ofthe details Of the adjustment
except that General Cullom acted under mis-.
apprehension of the character of MIR. Claws
language.
AN ENORMOUS AGGREGArE.-Accord the
New York Journal Of Commerce. the number
OF persons at this time receiving aims in that
CITY is more than one-sixth Of the entire popu-
lat'on. and while this number is supported bv
TWO OF the remaining tive-sixths, the other three
barely support themselves.
OF The business men of Baltimore with.
stood the late financial panic better than those
OF the commercial cities Of Philadelpbia. New
York and Boston. With its 2OO0 business
houses, Baltimore showed SO failures to OLE IN
New York, $50 in Philadelphia, and 253 in
Boston. "
" From the throat Of lady in New York
OLD Dr. Mott has just removed fish bone which
mas Kept her speechless and suffering for two
years Though large doses of chlortorm were
upon the completion of the opera
tion the patient spoke and said that, if she had
mad any idea ofthe agony it inflicted, she would
nave died before submitting to it, 1t was ne.
cessary TO make an incision in the windpipe.
and put in silver tube.
W 1t Is stated that Messrs Gales g. Sea-
Ton, OF the National InieLLigencer, Washing.
lon, partners for fOrty-6ve years in the pub. |
shIng business, have never had difference ot
'PInIon on political questions, and never n ior |
'r misunderstanding of any sort From their
common Golfer each has always drawn what
'ver he chose; and for thirty years past there
las never been settlement of accounts no.
ween them.
CTThe new Slave Trade, which the French
no English llumanitarans have revived (un.
er me sugarcd name OF CoOlie Apprentice.
mp, for the West Indies, is hourishinp fne-
havana correspondents announce the ar
wal there Of two fresh cargoes-one by the
ARK ! " Challenge" the other by the Kate
roper; During the voyage, We are told. the
rner mad two hundred and eighty-six deaths.
nu the latter twenty two-to say nothing of
We Killed, To prevent The remainder from mn. 1
ny! II ever the true history of those voy- .
yes Is written by truthful pen, Gas probably
never Will be, for men in the Coolie trade tell
tales') the "horrors" of the (Africanl Mid.
e Fassage, we dare say, will be more than
ralleled
VF Jacob Ferris Esq, formerly Stote n
Feasurer OF Delaware, died near Glasgow, on \
lhday week. y" I,
w 1t would seem that fools are not all dead
u A Mr. Travis, Of N. Y. CITY, has inst a.
oSGd bet that he will md boy who will IA
ana WIN an orange in beach hand and one n
on ms head-which said oranges he (Trayisl
II shoot off in three shots, without iniurv ~ ii
lad. The match is to come off in Louis. Is
lie, June 18th. -'O1'' "
Why Is the ghost of Hamlet like an interro. Iii
ton point! Because ait comes in such a
estiOnaGIe shape"
why ls hen, sitting on a fence, Ike cent =
cause she has head on one side and a tail
the other.