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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09

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foisisnsr Cousui Of BontuTs; viuis Ayre.
Merchants ami Mechanics B4hk Principal terue
denny; \. Y; L. o. IL; n. N; Al; Ls.P.
J.us JAS. q. BEREET p, T.
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~ SECON CTURE
POPULAR AND HISTORICAL SONG.

POPULAR AND HISTORICAL SONG,
BY CHAs. MACKAy, of London,
Author Of English Songs and Editor OF the Illus
tIated LONDON News, will be delivered at the
PHILHARMONIC HALL, adjoining Star Office, Penn
ylvania avenue, on SATURDAY EVENING,
January 9, 1853.
Doors open at Z o'clock; the Lecture TO commence
at 8 o clock, precisely.
PTice of admission 50 cents. Tickets to he OF,
tanned mt The Hail, at MStZerotfs Music store, at
Messrs Taylor q Maury's, aud at the Hotels.
jan -3t
0+SM!THSONIAN LECTURES. On
~ WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS, January 9Th and 9Th. DR. J. ]. HAYES will
lecture on Arctic Explorations" The public n, d
Inv tied. isu6-Std
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MUTUAL FIREINSURANCE
GOMPANN DE THE lISIR II:T DE

N.METR OPOIITAN MECHANICS IN
~ STIrurE.-Members are requisite ed To pa,
their annual dues io the ned, or 10 LEWIS
WRIGHT, Esq. They are now ON their term of
grace. H. JANNEy
a q cow Financial Secratary
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F9.PGASSs FAIR kEMoXEp TO IRON

a n lnCl6inenCy
Of the weather having prevented MANY persons. who
were anxious to do sO from attending the Far 1T
Odd Fellows hall, the managers have been pre-
70 will be opened at Iron Hall The articles for sale
are marked down at the lowest possible prices, aud
Nearly one hundred and nifty orphan girls are de-
pending upon the result Of this effort IN procure
wants. ian5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

THE FIsHaRrRs-FIRsr ARRIVAL OF rms BAY
rrrrr Lola Mon's7, Capt George Janvrin
arrived evening from the Bay Chaeur. Cant. Jan
vriu confirms the reports which have before published
relation the scarcity Of msckre He has been absent
about leo months and taken rs barrels Three weeks
before leaving the Bay he had taken but barrels Ia
OF hy miles In the most favorte hauuts Cor hese
hsh he succeeded In taking but three barrels. The
lola koutsz has proved the fastest sser Of the twelve
hundred vessels comprising the Bag feet The only
eel which would approach her In sailing the Ha
sha of this city Cssitevnf this The crack vessel 10
Bay, With large crew. the prospect very discou
raging The following vessels were spoken the Goth Of
Juiy:-Eleanor, $780, Young America, $50; Bucephaus,
Jane eB Anseua, 65; Elen, 60; r. n summer, 80; HIa
vnths ts Harbipger, 90; Albion, co. Encnansress, 90
wnlisn, Is; Atlas, 10; Leader; io-Nncbuuort Herald
August 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
Court OF General Ssssions.
Before Recorder Barnard.

A,,rvr T7,c peco,der trans.rxed lspv> .vncrrt NJ
-. % ~
business tns ooufs 70 oay % vii % seen oy me SUD-
)oined statement Of the several cases disposed o.
yohn pav.rd ss triad and v,exad NJ burvl,v IN IN.
,,-
ons degree, ne nsvns oroke mo me once o. jacob
weeks 3l3 Bovcry the night Of The 9Th Of July He
$40 .srt IN thu neniteptiarv for 30 vesrs
nAs,s", Rsshpm' Ssv,ns hssn inacseS sor ,hs ,r.v.
.,.s NJ b,shSsv robn,ry nIesded guItv "a An .s.sn
~Nh int nj 20 rob ana WA sent 10 Sing Sim prison for
go.
49, spe.y r,e.aed ruu,v IN an .usnos q, hur
49, m tha th,,a dsgree STAT nr,soo two va,
John Cahil and Edward Kennedy Jointly indicted for
.vs,d larceny pleaded guilty. 10 the odepce and we're
sn .s,s ~ ,hs IN nsnsso,syv for tSo vssrs e
Henrv west headed Ruiy 10 an atiemps n Grand lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
From the O'nssiiuiionuel. July 1871
From Sts Paul I'd Frazer River.

from the 81. Paul Times, July 26.
The party the Frazer gold dggluRs the
Minnesota route through the valleys the RED river of
the North the Assipbon, and the Saskasche wan, will
snr this sdyance party belongs 70 soms sntsruring
young men Of Farioaul, who arrived In this city with
poWpsts appointments . few Gays ago. We give their
.Ames:-E @. Hinde, Joseph aoucke. j. W. Jones and
James EDathan smith.
While Al 81 these seem we'll qualified for tho
adventure they have undertaken, one (nr Hinde) Was
the Plains fS49, AND another (Mr Jones was con-
pected With Cayt r. hsfcy's exploration OF the Red
river, Of Louisiana, in 1852.
Al this place the Farosu party have been joined by
three gentlemen who held prominent positions 10 Col.
Mobiles party for constructing wagon rosd from Fort
Rideely to the Missouri river. Their names are as fol
lsvs;-G G. Burnham, Charles Goodrich and W. Ellis
66l,h.
Ne are assured by Colonel Noble that no better mon
for ouch an enterprise could be selected,
The best wishes Of the whole community vi, attend
party who with every cement complete, have thus
LED the way where thousands destined 10 follow.
wnh them We confidently be eve there viii DO such
word fall, ard the public may expect 10 receive fro
quent communications OF theF progress E0is smith
engineer TO Col Nobes party, and will make care
Mippssots Pacific Overland Emigration is constituted
ABOVE but informed that they receiving
nerous applications from volunteers
From the ST. Paul Pioneer
addition 70 the large number Of Red river half breed
voyssenrs in tbs city, wh5se groesqae carts TO
10 seen constantly ding through The streets, the
0sy is full Of more Intelligent class Of
vsers from that district OF country-traders sud fac
.ors In the service Of the hadtoD's Bay Company
rheae gentlemen are willing 70 give any information
n parties coprewp s'ine overland journey Frazer
river riding the Representatives OF these persons
outfit sufficient Tor all the purposes Of the journey
would cost bot hte AEON ana soue ammunition
~ all peeded. The whole ssocsed peut
fully WIKI game at this grouse abundant and
ducks are numerous in the lakes and rivers When she
buffalo country s reached plentiful supply Of the
shoc~st visuds may be mad vi th little trouble
Several parties been formed q. considerable
pepse Of preparation, in the dsrsnt interior towns OF
lbs STATE for purpose OF gorg overland 10 the gold
mines OF Frazer river. the services Of some half
hveN VIVA At N
expedition Of the Of ousht might DO
very much dim nisned aud the cumbersome minute,
which only have the effect 70 impede progress, be dis
pecsed with.
A company OF about twenty five perons win leave
niissukie this week Frazer 81 Paul Small
parties FORMING In different parts Of the country for
~ de4tinaf'Op.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
SPORTING.

IrOR sAJE-THE LARGEST st. BERNARD BOG IN
n city; also one coach dog. hsndsome: black
and dogs scslch terriers small sire and good
Sogs; black and tan 2brokep pon
ers auubroten months old setter dog pup, months
old the greatest beauty in the city number watch dogs
an rfel broken setter doss trial All dogs
address Henry Gardner No le6 William street. bssensent
o.,dner cure for mango for for neas
cure for canker for Eta Remedy for all kinds Of
eases No no charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
POLITICAL.

rnrH wARD.-THE REPUBLICANS or THIS WARD
III htve opened the the formation Of club Ia
cf the regrisr organization They design 70 hodequen
meetings ~ sid Of speakers and documents " ufuse
spr o. scvty into The ranks Persons DESTROYS OF JON
u y sMlTH, Chairman.
VS. k1txv Secretary s77 proome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
DE NTISrRY

nRNvTuKy -rvrvH EXTRACTED IN TIN rrCovDs,
~ whou, ihe sishes, pain by my new and orisna pro
me only References eiven required.
DR.. r. o. DuRkIE. 36S Canal street. near Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

o. between tvo beIigercns natioDsp While the govern
oen Of France and that OF the United States are at war
citizens of toe two countries 90 carry peacesby
Sheir commercial relations, thus making their eaemy's
fortune their ownf Aud you cali this the highest ex
Aas we're possible the drs word Of barbars n for mari
.a forces would then be-, properly Speaking bu, the
Dssseuares Of nations, and these after would have In
tssest In the fate OF those VINO sacrificed their lives
sAer csuse. But We viii = spectacle q impos-
aS,e rs absurd for the nrs result Of such system
would se to make maritime wars perfectly useless, and
consequently to put an end to them rms Is what must
% openly proposed lf the necessary courage can be
nnssered) 10 the good seuse Of The nations
Der sdversares care not do they prefer TO A.
s@pse oy sophfm private property on land TO private
properly on the seas Commerce IL the true name OF
Darisme property should be- declared invioiAolo Do
tween bsigerent Powers the moment they declare the
vroeerty Of their respective subjects Dviolaoe during
sSsinensl wars For instance let ne begin oy declaring
thst In time OF between France and Austria French
merchants send, the Of The army, their goods
70 their correspondents Vienna and receive the price
them, and then viii be time 70 demand in the name OF
avizaton soat within few OF where French 1eet
and American engaged in hostile struggle, French
and American merchant veesels shall nave tns right 70
quietly on their way HAvre TO New York. and
nat the shpowners OF both countries may make money
those very waters which red with the blood Of
wid De c0mplste and continental war, freed like mari
sme war, from every trace Of barbarian, viii be ~
reasonable as the Novd could desire.
From the O,nssituiionnel. JAY 1871
We have, then only 10 congratulate ourselves on the
abolition Of privateereg bot We understand however,
MAJ ToseIs socn ~ spo ohheo otAses, ~hcn 40 NOT
tepk necessary 70 permanently entertain military
sabienmeut In proportion - their strength and 70
the influence which they have right 70 exercise n tho
wcr Or like spain, whose navy not sufficient 10 pro
s her nteresswe understand that those Powers have
ssssaed 70 scADdon privsteerng all q ADD wthou.
reservation Their scrupss, very natural indeed, will
certainty yield day before the authority Of princi
eses. they will convince themselves that In our day
there is force equal TO right aud that would be i'm
ssola Tor any Power Whatever 70 take advantage OF
sr Remuneration Of prvateerLg for the purpose OF op
pressk them on sec or elsewhere, without causing,
ssrcus tbe entire world shout Reproduction which
invincibe champion in the Cause VI the weak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
REsrAURAr4.

ISSarIsH MUTTON, soLrs AND SALMON FOR DIN.
" per ,odsy.-RiChsRDsoN 4 HAyrER, l7o Water
and - wall street sale. tppered Yarmouth
blcs,ers Englsh mutton. soes salmon, ham, Cheshire
cheeee, Nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
MATRIMONIAL.

a VOTING GENTLEMAN or EDUCArroN AND Ry
n fnement and in independent circumstances wishes "
corresr oud highly educated and respectable American
or Spanish lady twenty 1ree years Of age win
view 70 matt mony. Address A. b. H., boz III herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

WATCHES, JEwEI.RY, 40.
TxwyIRy VERY low.
81 The subscriber selling All Descriptions vasbe~
jevelry At less than usual prices
ladies' esrrtnsa Diamond ringS
Pins and oIscetsts Chatelaipe chains
Guard chAinA Vest chains,
ktuds. ecsxf pins,
Sleeve eutone Kevs and seals
Plsp gold rigs, Seal riues.
Uold spectecles, Gold croasea
Gold eye slaSsaa Pure gold weddias rings,
Gcld lDcxeta, Gold thfrhea
Gold nechlscea Gold pencils and rens.
Silver napkin rings silver por,emonnss
silver fruit knives
GEO O. ALLAN, impor,sr Of watches ssd tewelrv
wholesale and retail NO. n Wal street secono wv
,rAPrs FROM r7r LAKES AVID RIVERS OF TIE
ybfed States bought By W PLU wiz Msmena ,,s L
5i7 broad eAy Inform ston supphso ~ IeSr
person Ti.ronds cough. sold or advanced upon ssn-
mstes ard Valuations made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
HAII.ROADs.

xprNrEvI,v ahILsoAD.
rbe great centrsi revis W the wc~s rms Z. Is~~ a.
snort Of fare so/eisht low .. all ~
cher route roy pese ct or n contract Tor fregSi
orr Ns- York 70 any point N the epn-e West csn a. M
]. eLlfoIr, P.~eueer Aser.
rav YoRx Juse' LTzuE &C., rressh AarntS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
billiard TABLES or INYRovEp STYLE ARE
I'D The of well
combining all The advantages Of Pbe isAsss pst-sts
this year. for sale Al prices 70 salt tbs ues
A iew sxDond be nd tables cheap.
o'CoHsoR 4 CoLLENpER, nsnufscturcrsL
50 Ana street., New YORK..
L,OR sAIE-A BILLIARD TABLE, fEARLy Few,
in theaBs patent combination cushions comp leie Gall
., $40 Broome street from II A n. until 3P. ~
DuFLAH's BILLdARD TABLES AND COdBrNArfON
cushions sale only By the undersigned Purehssers
are csuier sssrs illegal and worthless imi,Asis~a
cheap rnaeriss viii which the wsyae hooded
MfCHaEL FHELAN. Inventor 7S Brcsdvsy. O'OONNOR
4 COILsNDkR, Manufacturers s. Ann street
WI GRryFrTH's NEWLY INVENTED CUSHIONED
W. tables preferred 70 all the patent hurubug
~fhiops. Call and examine his hne stock. Prices e1
s25g and 500. second hand solee Tor sale cheap.
WIN n. GRfFFira. les Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40

A PAIR OF CANADIAN PoNIRs. u HANDS HIGH,
md ard sens also wo see, r 70 - s.%ay rs pole
WI be ,Sd oM :: ne OWE, town 70 es sssn MI
A GOOD sPRIs CART FOR FALE. INogIsE ~ aas
snnra .ns Ina ss all s .sss
raj superior rosd nr family norses Apply ~ IL joy street,
corner OF Greetwch
TOR SALE FINE BLooDED HORSE DURoC
breed bright bay years old about ls bands high
Ssrpes. end soGa under u. sssds Tro%a,d'l,.r osss
STONE. So Front street.
EoR ssLE-A BROWN EoRss n.y. HsNos HIsH. 9
orr years old sound and Kind IN all hsrnes '.s ,a.ei
sylss ariver .sd KING in II rsss. gray Sore blscs
Hawk snd Messepg.r s Oh ~ hsods high SQUAD .od AND
the pole Can be until sold u i62 varck street, Also.
sop wagon and harness.
CcR SALE FL FIN. D 3. BAY HORSE axT.: =.
harness very sysh; be il . splen lid family
and NASSAU "as streets sous rooiiyn until sold
ToR sALE-A BAY HORSE SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH.
esh, ye~s old Kind and gentle stand. wihou tying;
nsr Of q soyaSa and E.sbs ssss '0'
u,oR sALE-FoyR SMALL FANCY SADDLE DON
keys imported from the island Of Malta fer the OF
sns. s sG imported % o uae he o
lhomss Norris. lis 0hnI place.
TOR sALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND COACH. IN
M Re '@ srs 's co %, o. os
chsndse. Apply 81 No. Christopher street
UNoR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH SECOND HAND
K. s, Vim .Aor csss as~
and Ugh. wagon maAufss.ory. 2ls,s Asrcer srest
E,oR sALE CHEAP-AN ENGLIsH TWO WHEELED
dog cart built In New York To be 1T J. h. GOD
WINS ia kixabeth street
LrOR SALE TWO GAzEIIs, FUR COUNssN PLACE.
Two beautiful ssaele. male ana fsms,e sDor.sd from
II room NO. Q, ~ Wall sueet-
Cko0aRs WAGON FOR SALE HAS BKsN BUT LIT.
NJ Tie used. Inquire Of WILLIAM sflvEhs, 81 sixth
street
IIoRsrs -DR. EfLIoTrs INF ALLuBLE OURS yOR
sorstchea Ia In horsrs for GALS - lis rhird
ayenue Marx ksunnhe's hosal hcs,omo's DAn
CPRED and BEAUTY. CHrAPi-A DARK Brown
- 5h hands, OLD thorough. red. wsrrsnted
and beat three Diput- IA harness
pole only $3.50 To be BELMONT stables oppo
dts he landing, New Brighton. staten Island
ToP BueaY AND HoRsE.-FoA BALE A SUPERIOR
m, de shf,'ns TOP buggy, almos, new win bs soh 81
bargain; aso valuable fsn ho,s ssund snd and fae
pleasant driver and nne road horse Can be seen ~
Hu 'son-
yNANTEU-IN EXCHANGE FOR IMPORTED WINES,
w liquors segsrs, horse, buggy and h~rncss SODA
together Address A. r. Herald Once, stating lowest
Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
N0UNTEY BOARD TIE NANeIOR HOUSE AT LIT
lie elve, OF the Houth Shrewsbury river ohsrs extra
ooucemens 70 sm'hes and others denrOus OF sp-ntinR
ew ~tets In the country; II h.aty 10
cary ana within five wall landing;
NE lIts oilers Tor saving fhtng ard hsAhug
squaied he boats belonging TO he house awsy free TO a
he accom- mod tops of this bonse
Lnss Branch Terms per week Commune .lioa With
New 1orh daily By steamers ghlsnd light Loos Bran H.
Alice Price, &c. hsED FAY Propretora
-
COUNTRY BOARD-DEII0HTFUbR EaIDEsJE DUR.
~ ing he manning cstsu adl-. under the
supervision % pyinops ~ school New qors having
for The bened Of her family add pupil fpisrdi properly
two he distant from New York Fren rh the Ia. gusse
the PRINCIPAL. Address N NJ Herald di,e.
(,oUHfRY BOABD AT RED BANK Win AN ENG
~ hsb family Could accommodate = family with dou-
ole bee ded rooms and sler
tsge close TO toe landing Place sabros sH always
free from cholera, fever Ague snd musquoes
bathing &c Dists ~ miles Faro % address,
ECONOMY, box Q98 New York Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

f,ENrr EvEy pEsrsous or DTsPosrNG OF. 10 AID.
fT vsnste her OF cloihag can sdress cr call lyon
tOun mtTKFFY sth clothing store Hi Pearl street. e
ipssn Centre and fSfk strees Prompt attention. ps1 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
LADIES' EQUESTRIAN CONVENTION

LADIES' Equestrian CONVENTION.
U,BE LADIEs NATIONAL EooEsnKrAs CosvEN.
Il ton,
10 be held The Union Course Wednesday, Sep
temp~r D. 1855
Up,n which occason A~ards the value Of One thousand
Dors .Di be made 70 the three most promaeni Amsis
oONxIITEE or STEWARDS
Hon. Hiiah r. Purdy Alder John ClAnry,
Hon Isaac v Fowler, tidormsn Charles Francis.
hon y. A Talmadgc. Geo W. YArisn ksa,
Hon George brisxs C~par Chnds ksq,
Hon. ". n. Tweed. joe oh Russell hsq
bon. Ansop WMis, n Smith. sr.
Hon. Jacob Choiven, Hisssrf 7. DenninR. ESQ.,
Tr.nt Queen ssq., John Rscharus. So
ibomss Ptcion, ssq
The msnt OF Tits equestrian 'esival which de-
graceful OF female equcsrsns 70 tsst
he magnificent premiums 70 be awarded n.
exposed for the Inspection q he public ~ the
Relieving places In sew fork.-
A magnificent grand .;ton piano, purchased and worth
Eve hurdred dollars 900 designed he
skin dexeriy and NE Of the borse,
be viewed st he store OF lis msker horace Sa,srs as
m.ssive silver pitcher psr Of rob-ss Of superior
workmanship worth three bsuir,d dollars Sou. De "a
Judged second best equestrian. The
store Of Bal. SLACK A Co 2G BrosduG.
splendid gols and enamel led laf1e>' watch act wnh
hundred dollars $500 in,enfe1 Tor the
hird be At TIE estao-hmsn Of fs
factuiers Bali Black A Co., 2T Broadway.
tAdies from every part Of he Union are invited 70
free competition for hese truly valuable AWARDS and the
receipt OF their address the VIII send
po fully stating The Of this yenion
he upor Viii n the awards 70 b. reoderei Ad
dress THOMAS THoRy and fHffsif LEVY, hAnsgess Isl
Bleecker street, New York
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
Effects of the Cold.

The week just passed has developed fully
the damage done by the late ''cold snap"
Throughout Pckcns district the effect has
not been the same. In some sections tho
fruit has been killed, while in others there is
a suficiency left. The wheat is not injured
so much as was at first supposed, although
few fields have been nearly ruined, What
IS remarkable in this connexion is the fact:
that two fields, separated only by the high
way, have not suffered to the same extent.
Ono will not make half yield: the other es-
capcd almost entirely. The corn YVES bit to
the earth, some being killed Cotton, where
it was up, has farcd worst of ALL In the
lower districts, and throughout the South and
West, much of it will have to be ploughed up
and planted again. The effects of the cold
will doubtless advance the price of grain and
cotton at an early day.
Our columns contain such extracts from n
broad, on the disaster, as we can make room
for.
A heavy rain fell on Tuesday last, raising
the streams suddenly to an overflow of their
banks, though no damage has resulted there
from. Since it has been cool, with stiff
breeze from the northwest. Truly, winter
fingers long in the clap of Spring"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
same body
The Palmetto Regiment.


Speaking of the celebration OF tho surviv-
ors of this veteran regiment, in Columbia at
a future day the CG,oiiniah says:
"We also learn that part Of the ceremony
will &c the presentation to the Palmetto Reg
iment, of the silver vase. that was presented
to Gen. Jackson by the ladies of Charleston;
and large picture, representing the unfurl-
ing Of the American flag, presented to him
by the citizens of South Carolina. They were
left in his will to his adopted son, Andrew
jackson, with the instructions thot, as twas
not probubio our country would always be
blessed with peace, and in the multiplicity of
our relations II war would be likoly to occur,
these "inestimable" relics, as he termed them
should be given to the citizen of the city or
State, who .he ladies or citizens might deter
mine had behaved most gallantly in the de-
fence of his countrys right and honor. MIR.
jackson has determined to present them to
the Palmetto Association, MS q legacy from
the old Hero to the hero Regiment of his ma
tive State. In carrying out this appropriate
intention, he has sent them to Governor All
ston, with the request that they lee by him
presented to the Regiment. We regret that
Mr.. Jackson could not himself have been
present to witness the ceremonies Of tho oc-
casionN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

Atthe Annual Meeting of the Columbia and
GreenYlle Railroad Company, held at Cc-
lumbia on Thursday, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing. year :
For President, Thomas G. Perrin for Drec-
tors Eardy McBce, j. N. Whitner, Charles
Smith, j. b. O'Neall, Robert Stewart Daniel
Blake, L. NJ. Cox, j. p Reed, j. f. Living
ston, Simeon Fair, j. NJ. Allen, G. G. Mem
minger.
The Anderson Gazette says that measure
was introduced by Col. j. p. Reed, of that
place, to extend aid to the Air Line Railroad
from Atanta to Anderson, and we are graft
fed to state that it met with cordial approy-
el by q majority of the nioeting. The Green
vile and Columbia Railroad Company, it
will be seen, guarantees the bonds of the Air
Line Railroad Company. to the AMOUNT of
100000, with tho condition, however, that
the bonds thus guaranteed shall be used for
no other purpose than to obtain the iron.
The Stockholders also authorized the issue
of bonds to the extent of $250,000.
Col. BENZ. HAGoop, of Pickens, was pres,
ent at the meeting, representing himself and
Others.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
From Washini,tSn

Nr,Zr t ffi4fR =
MtsAiSHt9N, i., aprtl f q IN Z slss enate
JoaeO .I isSI.ae.Vn 1ae ior .ne seiiSt g @id
ow oi tuo late oollilia9uers % was
leaS N IwlTe, anu r0'erfea g sspittee
Oh mn Ma'al Anairs- $50
~ 10 10 ha,lsas 1ah lugS'on la;Ss W. saed'
anu eno uepate sun eon5inll in Jrt-
.snuSn C poln.co out the dlllotfl tween
'hc Tomnllteee . saostltete ana gsls own.
c...ra1..' mr itun'Or nauo an aDie'replk 81 mr.
Nl,Ste'',tep' lnSt Wsn -.
Si fUl n1llsIner .,l mage s 2 hsnsns sP9oci''
zinc tbe ~; ~ nour, ur,
NJ, GseN,,p;s ~, ~ 80 Sy'.Hp'. a,
,defea,,fnr No "a" SaiS;atsa,;a S.0 ,;a,, SsaVA' : ~,
tomm;I,co,s re,,ott 4'''' "''1 sno
Tho Ssnate a1;onr., "a ,vitbo,. ~, 81, 90
.t;on ~ ~ "''''V"s s''N'' "0'
The House received from tbo sootO,a,,,
of Tho Treasurv q stotamont &c ~ ao.JE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
General Intelligence.

1t is stated as true that Col. KINNEY, once
something of a ilibuster, is negotiating, with
every prospect of success, for colonizing the
Mosquito coast with English Mormons, un-
der the Nicaraguan or Musquito flag. Should
the Colonel not succeed in that quarter, we
would commend to his kindly feelings and
sympathics BRIoHAM YoUSdand his dsaints. y
Perhaps Uncle Sam would part with few
of them at triGe less than he pays for live
Florida Seminolcsi
The Augusta and Savannah banks resumed
specie payments on Saturday last. No do
mand was made on them for specie. These
banks refuse TO receive the bills Of the sus-
pended banks consequently the bills Of the