Smyrna times., 1858-08-05


ing reached the dreary point at which "lhe force
OF GuIlness no further CO." a slight, a very
slleht reaction has taken place, which we can
only nope Is The commencement of good time.
In the home trade buyers are coming in and
samplng their goods, and the chances of the
tall trade are looking up. No decided move
mas, however yet taken place. In the foreign
! Trade there is slight improvement. The en-
tries at New York for the week amount TO So =.
6Ol,64e, while the cearances are 81 l,462, ,3S8;
the produce having begun to move of:
The reports of the crops and harvest now
coming IN are not so encouraging a they might
be. foundations in the cotton lands, and rust
and weasel elsewhere, have done their work
Wheat and oats seemed to have sustained the
chlet injury. The corn affords fair promise :;
whlle the grass crop, as would he expected after
The heavy rains, is good everywhere.
The SEASON ABROAD.-Letters from Europe
and india speak of the remarkable heat of the
season The last accounts from India reported
me intense heat OF the country appears to ha We
fatal ELECT upon the English troops. In the
3olh Regiment eighty-fou deaths of apoplexv
are announced. The London theatres have
been deserted on account of the great heat, and
several persons are reported to have died from
the same cause.
The drought throughout France is exces-
/
low as 1t was in l7l9. In England the crops
are reported to be very promising, except in dis.
trlcts where the drought has affected them. In
Spain, the harvest is very fine.
HARD TINES IN KANsAs-The Kansas m.
PerS are giving woful picture of the times
there; the depression and collapse is in exact
reverse of the inflated state of thinrs EXISTING
there some months ego. Men lately worth
hundreds OF thousands of dollars, cannot sell
property at any price 10 raise few hundreds
Every part of the West is laborinp under
the effects OF the general depression, but bad as
are matters in this State, the citizens. ss
class' are better off than almost any where else
besides the prospect of better times are more
natterng here than any where else of which
we hear
~ AHE LOST OF REACHING THE FRAZER RIVER
MINEs-A letter to the New York .Jouru0I ocI
commerce states that the price of passage by
the steamer from San Francisco to Victario
belllngham Bay, &c, is on the average S3O 10
S4U. Added TO this is $50 and S25 for river
passage on the steamer Surprise, or Ly canoe
~ ro'' nope II Is fair to say, that a miner. ,
" 90 from oan francisco to Frazer river mines
wants at least $500 $3.50 cash to enable him
successfully to reach the mines and 10 nrocnro
the requisite outfit
a FRIZE Essay ON ADvERTIsING.-.Mr
bonner, OF the N. Y. Ledger, whose enormons
advertisements have attracted so much atten.
''on, mas advertised himself into fortune. He
SENDS Sc 10 The New York Times a note from the
"a %sseSSorS' informing him that he is rated
at 100000. This little note Mr., Ronnor caiIa
"Prlze essay on the benefits Of advertis;nr ,,
or 10 that he attributes his success. and Inv IT,,
means to quadruple his fortune.
TurOT
Io?o' o"e oI me aOlest theologians among the -
eiSaI'sl clergy, has invited Rev. Dr. Ne
enidh ADAMS TO prove the scriDluralness orl n
hdIess punishment in the columns of the C1L.;s
"a" Freeman, which Mr.. Cobb edits Dr.
Auans has accepted the invitation. and in 20
Nv Nv weeks will enter upon his work. Mr. Cobh II
dams. O'"e"'s oi IT,
" The Philadelphia EUen;ng .1o,,.ua,l
'ehtions report that Mr.. John A. Wa. h;n@' III
~ ueslgns 10 remove the remains of tho % F ne
iei VI MS Country " from Mount Vernon. nra. be
ouS 20 'he transfer OF the property to the In. "a "a
es Vi the Mount Vernon Association AGo. ~
u cane speculation, and the exorbitant do an
anus Mr. Washington has made upon a o,tri. by
'c association, 1t might seem prcsumntunrs - OH
'uo' i thls assertion, but we cannot believe i
l'nUut some positive evidence. -
Horse DEAD.-We regret to learn from tho L
'V' l. L.. Poulson, that he lost his orrono l' Hn
rSe lew days ago, very suddenly. II JieJ -
iew nours alter he was taken sick. at Mr
,uiSTn , ~ residence at the Parsonage in The 5
:cA D'stricI' IN this county. He was a nobIe q
:. i,"ai' ana cost Mr.. p. $200-his friends IN y
- vicinity are making an effort to replace his a
% Oy crIPtIon.-CGmJridge Herald. MI
~ lac Crops in New England never nro-
sea better at this season. Indian corn g n
{ conc, u,tion' OF deep dark green and Inxu. -
Ut % ane quite as forward as usual Potatoes
;n'ny' ana an abundant supply of fine "
''I'y IS now daily coming into market IF lheT
Iot HcePS on, The yield Of this esculent will scrI
- y;rg Inc crop OF grass is abundant. it at
10 hAcIy 10 pc secured in good condition IIOh
He AMERICAN HoRsgs IN ENcLANn .1-
!, u, D'oeck mas Just won one race but los,
NJ. ~" an NiHnOsa. She came in ahead at A
o" i"drket July meeting, but was fourtb and
inc run for the IIandcup Plate of go from
lsworth, an English horse. owned bv NJ n 81
ecR' won minor race against seven con,
tors' just previous, but was subseouen,iv I1
y Oea'en for the County Members PIoto
ing IN seventh and last. '"'e' II
= II is pretty evident that , orand o,-:, / vii
be made by New England in the next Coa Ju
's lor an alteration of the tariff The mat -,
Is 81, .a'ked Of freely aud earnestly, though il
not Do made test question in the eIoc
iE y ARrEsIAN WELLs.-Messrs. Dupont. of Low
louisville Paper Mills, in Kentucky. have of S
stSucE at the depth Of $3.50 feet. stream
al s''pnut water: The salt water was at.
Th. w. ueP,h oil between 1000 and I,7OO Ju
lucy VIII contine operations. =
. l9e high dignatares of the color.d BI
e :" M El Elkton, Md, have resolved TO tnrn n
atioa addicted TO the immoral prac,;oo 0on PIES
ing hoops. P'ac'lcG OF All k
? Boston. Auo. -vo,,o.,. sale
'e i nan storm passed over Framngham and ~ '''
u5O.ning .5O localities, doing much damage to