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: 90 hose Terrible deeds st which Tue soul
revolts, and common humanity wells Itself II
woe and eorro~. Tho particulars, rs far as
we have heard them related, are these: Mr..
r. NJ. Flournoy,a pescab!s and worthy cIti-
zen and planter, residing not far from Floyd,
having heard it intmatsd that young man
known as Bob STRIPPING, was uussf1lIy ian :
pering with negro girl Of his, called TO the
girl to come away, or to SO home, or some
thing to that effect. This gave offence to
Stripping, who sccosted Flsurnoy with some
such expression s. who are ycu?" and re-
ceiving no reply, remarked that hs would
make him answer, snd thereupon went up
to Flouruoy and plugged bowie knife lnte
his right side. Flouruoy then veat ihto the
post Office which was near by, and made
known that he was killed b. Stripping in the
manner aud under the circumstances de-
described. He survived his wound about
an hour. Meantime, Stripping had gone to
his room, where he was found aOeI, with
the bloody knife under his mattress, and was
arrested. lie was put into prison aud hes7l-
" ironed. From the intense excitement that
pervades the community We learn that lie Is
IN great Danger ol oeihg suot 'H'oAa3n t-o
grating, or taken out and being hung, at any
moment.
The circumstances, taken altogether snd
as we have heard them detailed by autLen-
tic individuals, exhibit one Of the most van
ton and unprovoked acts Of bloodshod "s
ever knew; and goes to show to what in
minent dan ger the lives OF good, noEensivc,
and peaceable citizens arc exposed, when
lawlessness and bulIyisn are suffered to roam
at large in communities.
1t is high time hat every good and Law
abiding citizen should set 10 work in earnest
to ''crush out'' those evils which have done
so much injury to society and its deAreAt IN
terest in our parish.-DeIta.
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'Tlae New Work VI

The New York Weekly Min
best Family Newspapers in tn
voted to Poli}ics, Literature, Sc
Arts, and free from the scandal a
which form The great staple an
large class Of weekly newspape
The Mirror is addressed to
fined taste, and the publisher loo
to this class of the communlt!
support. In Politics, the Miro
ent, Progressive, without BEN!
earnestly devoted to America
Union Of the States.
Terms ISL a Year in adra'
tions will be received, and the
the receipt of twenty-five cents,
Address, post paid, II. ftl
and Proprietor Of the Newiork
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THE SOUTH CAROLINIAN.
IT 7 IL n III
DAILY AND TkI-WEEkLY.

DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY.
THIS wcll-knowh journal ia respectfully offered
| to The mercantile community proper We
hcle for their advertisements. Having the largest
circulation OF any paper IN the State out of Charles
ton. ard many Subscribers in the neighborne
States, it Is their interest TO publish in it.
The political views OF the Carolnan are vel
known Devoted 10 the Union as means to an
end. it would have it administered "a intended
by its founders with strict adherence to its con
situtional provisions; but believing do that
the paramount interest of the South is sectional
we advocate the Mon OF the South a. her essen
till interest IF he South is united she can enjoy
equality in, or independence ont Of the urion.-
Strict construction Of Federal and State Constitu-
lions: political and reli .ious tights to all.
The Latest News, By telegraph and the mails, is
carefully selected for it, columns. The wholesale
prices current and iui market report are pub
ished weekly.
Original Sketches, Literary and Scientific ESSAYS,
and misccIlanoous selections daily make their ap-
pearancc in it, columns.
Subscriptions So and 81 per annnm in advance
r. ". GIBBES, Proprietor.
Columbia s c.
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CAMpSON Il KEEN, No. 81 Ben
y tween Chaitrcs and Royal street
Wholesale and retail dealers in J
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Half''
Glue, &C, &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVTS.
Philadelphia saddlery Warehouse

SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HoRsEHEAD.
No Magazine street, and No. Al Casalstreet
lT AGEE 4 KNEAsS, Manufacturers and GA
Nl Importers of Saddlery and Saddlery S
Hardware, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.
Leather, Materials and Findings for Sadders, Coach,
Trunk, and Shoemakers, comprising of the lar
gest and most complete assortments to be found in
this city.
PLoueHs-Carey, Dudley, and Peacock Ploughs,
of every description and size.
REGAL1A-I 0. 0. F., Masons, and S. Of T. Regalia,
aud Paraphernaa of every descriptions; the largest
aud most complete assortment to be found in the
United States.
INDIA RuBBER BETTING, PACKING, &c.
M.rec & Kneass are the principal agents for the
Boston Betting Company, for the sale of india rubber
betting and packing for steam joints and boilers !;
Hose of every size together with all descriptions of
India Rubber Goods, which they offer at the lowest
market rates
.7- Look for the large horse standing in the door
i Magazine street.
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NEW ORLEANS DAILY & WEEKLY

For the Weekly, one year, Three Dollars, Six
months, Two Dollars.
Daily, one year, Ten Dollors Six months Five
dollars Three months, Two dollars and fifty cents.
Address John Masinnis, Editor and Proprietor.
la6. OaasIes street Hsv Orleans.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
100000 svOrtsg OF Fashionable
CsGsFaifaS. sst Retail.

4 LFRED MUNRUE 4 cos. "UNE FEICE MORE,
Il No "a Magazine Street, corner OF Gcavier. We
would inform our friends, and the public III general,
hat orr present stock of
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said mother 20 bright-eyed young daugh-
ter of our acquaintance, who thought Of
marrying without The maternal appreciation.
81 expect to bear several, ma" said Fanny.
This is one of Prentice's responsibilities.
We may seek costly furniture for our
homes, fanciful ornaments for our taantel-
pieces, and rich carpets FOX our floors; but,
after the absolute necesssries for home,
books are at once the cheapest, aud certainly
the most useful and abiding embsllish-
men.s.
Why are sheep, tie most dissipated and
unfortunate of animals! Because thev gam
Dol in their youth, frequent the turf, are
very often blackleg,, and are universally
feeced.
The Cinnamon who were hung in Amador
county, California, for murder, cut off their
finger nails, had them enclosed in beautiful
boxes, and scented with rare perfumes, fo'
transmission to their friends in the F!owerr
Kingdom.
1t was the saying Of Sir Robert Peel, Il
never knew a man to escape failure, either
in body or mind, Who worked seven days in
the week."
In the nunnery at Monviedra, there was
an abbess aged 4 hundred years, whose lost
powers of nature came back 10 her Her
white hairs came out, and black took their
place; teeth grew again; wrinkles left her
face; and she became AS lovely and as fresh
as she had been at thirty.
The citizens Of Boston have been and gone
and named a ship Lola Montez. If the ship
is anything like the fair lecturer, it will take
ripper OF clipper to whip her.
The damage TO the sugar crop OF Louisi-
ana, by the Bell creva.se alone, is estimated
at not less than IS, 900 900.
Nebraska is our largest territory. It will
make about eight States as large as New
Hampshire. Nebraska is about enc sixth
the size of Europe.
A Spanish proverb says that the Jews
ruin themselves at their passovers, the Moors
at their marriage and the Christians at their
lawsuits.
Miss Julia, allow me to close those blinds:
the glare OF the sun must be oppressive
You are very kind, sir, but would rather
have little son than no heir at ALL"
An English dentist in New Yor proposes
to teach females the art of dentistry. It is
said that some of the abes: dentists in Eu
rope are females.
Religion is like the armament; the more
it is examined, the greater the number of
stars will be discovered; like The sea--tbe
more it is observed, the more it appears to
be immense; like fine gold-the more it is /,
tried in the furnance, the greater will be its
lustre.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS LOST AMI
FoUSD.-The Cincinnati Enquirer relates :
story Of wealthy citizen who went on an
Eastern tour few weeks, and 10 his various
devotions, worshipped largely at The shrine
of the vinous god. While in New York be
received $4,000 in gold. and placed it in
his trunk lie then visited Washington
where the politicians and liquor made him
completely oLli,ioos, and in this state bis
trunk disappeared from bis hotel. Whan
he sobered up The los. WAS discovered, but
the money wasn't. h returned to Cncin-
matt sober and visor man. On hi. arrival
at the Spencer House, an express bill was
presented for the carriage Of trunk. dc
refused to paw the bill, denou ncing it IS &
swine lie, and finally protesting that the trunk
was not his. A closer exam nation, howev
err, satisfied him that it was bis, and on open
ing it the $4,000 was there. He had for
warded it, unknown to himself, OF bis drunk
en- spree.
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The postage on Tie Post to any part OF
the United States, paid quarterly or yearly
in advance, at the Office where it is recei-
we'd, is only &c cents year.
Sample Numbers sent Gratis to any one,
when required.
Address, always postpaid
DEACON & PETERSON,
1872 South Third Street, Philadelp hia,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
puff aurftpI. Eeb

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHI-spEIpHI., Feb. 10, 1865.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania Sc, So; Reading Railroad,
IS Morris Canal, ss long bland Railroad loss Penn
syivaIia Railroad, az
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Q, 1858.
Cotton has advanced fully X cent per pound sio,e the
reception cf the Arstias news. The sses today we're
1900 bales At lVAc lie for midding the decreased
receipts at this port, compared 9th est year are
1890 bales and oil the southern ports 6e 600 bales
stock al The port, 3s4 900 bales Moasses 22c flour
~ 30 ~ go Rcd wheat 81 20 81 O2b Mixed c,rn
Gee Mess pork SIS "a sis 60 Bacon, shoulders, SIC
hams &c and sides &c lard IN obs, PC. Rio coffee
has advanced bc last sales OF prime ~ l0ic and now
held at lie STOCK, 80 900 bags freigts sicr cotton
to Liverpool hd., AID 10 iiavre ic.
The seee OF cotton a, New Orleans on Monday were
$1,000 bales, instead OF . 900 as reported.
NEw csIE.ss, Feb 10, 1853
The foreign sdvicee by the steamer Indian pub
lshej IN the regular evening editions Of the Associated
Pres ard caused sjvabce Of &c in the prices OF
cotton. The sales 10 DAY add up $1,000 bales. sugar
is slightly ccorcr; sales at &c a51c Mess pork, slt
Is lard in bbls ei.c. RIO coffee, Zoe. lie Freph,s
Cotton 10 Liverpool, ID Sugar TO Baltimore and Phla
delphia, % SO hid
Honns Feb. o. 1853
Cotton edvanced e.. Sales to-day $500 balcs mid
ding AZ Ioc. I0sfc Receipts TOR the last three days
CHyfEsroN, Feb. 9, ISIS
Cotton has aivarced 20 to &c sales to Gay 800
bales middllng fair Is quoted at Use
Arausr,, Feb. 1858
sales Of cotton to day we're COO bales, at slight ad
vance the market GLOWING With upward tendency
SAyASysu. Feb q, 1858
Cotton sales 70 day leo bales At rrces rang ug from
&c q ltFc Receipts ar Scuthcn ports lcss than 20
the same iimc last year, 100000 bales.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Fob 10, 1853,
Mr. LAW (Am) introduced resolution inviting
Secretary stan on TO speuk in tie Assembly chamber on
Eeat saturday evening. Adopted by vote OF " to 81
The following the Of demccras who voted for
,he resoui,on:--Messrs W Baldwin,, Beach, Caanler,
Dayton EinaLs Ii sh, Garrison, aepdrcksoa, Hubbard
J. II 10, Joovs .Ir., McIeAo, McNett piat Seeiey,
st-yC mon Noorhles, Watson and Wordsworth.
The privilege % the floor was extended to ex President
Fillmore.
Mi LYNCH tder OF n T., rose to question Of prvi-
lefc pronounced tie statement in the Tribune fd Sc
slcpGeTors.
Mr. patton ,dsm declared that toe stateneut Of any
ergan W tn democrats and Americans was
foIuoed
conmur icai'on received from the Attorney Gene
raj s.atu bis opfitn that the adoyrntrenrs which had
taken place iUcucitg Sunday,
etutopa but da net invaldate the leg ty Of the
The printed report Of the Commissioners of Emigration
va, presented
The bill 10 ,uy TIE late officers was made the special
Gre er for 70 morrow
REPORTED FAyOHABIY.
10 ucorro'ata ,i' Iore ISisud Hospital in Brooklyn;
also in 'cs'on To AID ~ superinendeas Of the
poor hini,e cClotI
Mr WTR (der reported against the for nation of a
spera investigate management OF Brook
Gas cfmpires.
ir BrErHEa EN- moved for power for the Co nmittee
Cities Vul-gcs 20 make investigation, and 10 send
OF ptrs Ds ann patcrs. Agreed TO.
led
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CIARKE--JoirNE On Wednesday, Feb 10. by the Kew.
Dr VIM. BcrTian, at his residence, kr. EBslN G CESE
OF New York 10 Miss MARY D. JoIN, IL Perth Amboy,
New Jersey.
CaRK-wSBprp. r. On Wednesday, Feb. 10, at the resi-
dcnce Of the brides father, by the Rev David reese
hSonoRg w. CiaRK Of this city, 70 LyEIE elcst daughter
OF Robert Weber, Of White Piairs wcstchcslr county
Michigan and Sacramt nto papers plea coy
CvRsssDyy-krs,pY.-- On Tuesday, }tp. 81 5y the Rev
Thomas Walsh Mr.. AnxASDER CURsSEDxs - Miss ANsIs
kfssDy. both of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
IroN-pERKiSs.-- - Tuesday. Fob 3, b. the Rev, DR.
Adams CBsRi. y iyoS &c CAgSE ~, odes, daughter o.
Jacob Perkins, ell OF this city.
Phiao elphl1 papess please copy
M0SUAN-IlIcHcocx-O Wednesday, Feb. 70, ~ the
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New York State Agricultural society.


The New York State Agricultural Society met In the
Assembly char Der half pas; twelve O'Clock. Hon. A.
s. UrrAx the President, called the Society to order He
invited Ma she; wilder crmer President OF toe Soce
~, at the Speakers cesk Mr.. Widen accepted
the invitation and returned thanks for tbs unexpected
houcr and graduated e Society ~ continued pros
pcry. his Excelency, Gov. Hing, also occupied . seat
beside the President
The SECRETARY read the annual reports OF the Treasurer
aud Exec s;iye Committee, which were adop.e..
Mr. PsNIss moved tnat the usual committee be chosen
by the DELEGATES from Tire jlJcal dfsc.s 10 submit tie
oc officers NJ the place for hodinx the nexl
fair. Agreed to.
The claims q Utica, oasego Palmyra and Aubarr we're
presented.
A recess wse taken tiuiP n
AZ the af.ermccu ses-ion the fcowing officers were
Gle a:--.resdent, ". T. Mccoy. Wee Pee idsu,s-
First disttct, r. g Fare; Second district, T.. VAN
wright Tuito dstc', Il. wonccl, fouf district, " gh
whiucr; ffb district, Jol rui'il sixth ji.tr a. y Y
RUtch; clst let William johnson; Eighth district,
nbb'ec. Corresponding sccretsry, 8 y. Juhner y.
Recort iug ~ecfsty. ,orDug ia. Treasurer, L-thcr
H. Tucker. Executive CQmnitt,e-GcOrgc j. y BArbe-.
J. Ell, Hu5bcli, Waiter Aikcnhcrd sad JAMES D.
SD eden
syrscasc selected tue rae for holding the ssxs
Fair OF the Society.
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tory a tho nc. re!ars t. the -scy Of passengers on
5os.s propelled wholly or in par. by steam
M. W&zirHSr, (opp Of H., showed The necessy Of
t passage CT tho BILL explained that it brings under
tic opers Of the Iaw OF 1852 ferry and tug boai
poses additional RESTRICTIONS on earring spirits Of turpen
tine and empower and all otupr conbrsble articles;
aenait!es against nscrlbcg fass boats
thorough inspection OF boilers requires sailing vessels to
carry Lights water tsht c1op,rtHenss limits tho nun
Der o. passengers and requres the removal oil ro1en
f'arks, &c
Mf. stoIf, (adm Of Cal argued the necessary o'
provision 10 protect life steInnrs, and briefly
reviewed tho features OF th,s bu tcrtbat purpose.
Mr.. MnHH fAYor, (adm u IN aevoea'ed new pro
visions TO cary out ,hc present law winch in many re-
sreots imperative
Hr. JoHN CocHRAvr (sim Of Y, explained the nc
csssltv Ter immcdiats pa sage ~ the bi I.
Mr.. CLARK, t6dnl or \ statfg nis objections TO
fhc bill sRd that that rat allowing ony pesc ga 20
every nps'nr ut tons womb c"nh:oa'o ten mil
lions 81 pet and tag W AT the "fd YES {" Ne" orS
every srarcr ergaged In cuutfercc Oh tho ocean lie
Wanted furlber tIoC for Consideration OF tio su9oct
Mr.. IEcutP (liin) Of Va REGARDED TIE oil a. viola
two ii tho stuticp, Il prorccd TO coatrol the pr
buyt oSa IT those engase0 regntng and 70 inter
icre with TIE rights OF ths states
Without taking tho ques;:oa the House Adjourned
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United states Supr~m> ~, :. ,a..
WAsmsGIvs, -,
No. 81. Ann C. Smith, &C., W. tho c. '"1
Washington. Justice Grisr delivered he OPP .,'e
Court, affirming the judgment Of the Circuit CO.
District OF Columbia, with costs
No. n. Robt Hudgins ct al. VIZ. wyndhan' Kemp
Justice Neifon delivered tho opinion Of the Ccur
ing the decree Of the Circuit Court OF the Uned 'sA 'os
the Eastern District Of Virginia, with costs aud interest
No 90 Elliott W. Hudgins e. al VS. Wyndham kerp.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the Court sirca-
ing the decree OF the Circuit Court OF e United States Cor
the Eastern District Of Virginia. with co-s.
No. l5o Charles McMcSen Franklin Perrin.
Jus,sc McI0sn delivered the opinion n the Court dis
phsre The appeal from the Circuit Court OF tho United
states for the Eastern OF Louisiana with costs 70
the appellant
No a. Cyrus H. Mccormick w. Waite ralcctt, OF al,
survivors Of j. II. Many. Argument. commenced for sp
peilanL
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NEw YORK LEstsLArUHE.


SeAhte.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1868.
No petiors N interest presented.
by MIR pEs trep )favoraoy, 70 enforce the iiAeiiay
OF common carriers persons oasagsd IN express bus
Also adverse to shs Law relative to string nt pua
shment for "a 80 preences Agreed Ia.
BY Mr. BrRHANs (dem )Favorably, relative to the CITY
Cou' o. Brook yD.
BY Mr. JOHNSON (Atn.l-ro amend tho law relative to
dsor ery persons b. providing tor tner more adequate
punishment.
Iy Mr. MAIHs Zoe III. 10 INCORPORATE the New York
Law ce'iefN Also, 70 incorporate the American College
CT Noiicai science
bs Mr.. s,BrII gem TO amend the charter OF the
Sun Nitua in-ursDce CompGDy OF New York.
~ BIZ. DuEHASs-rO enlarge the powers and duties Of
nottIes fuolic
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ispIcTwrNT or SAVINGS BANK DEFkuITER.--
The Grand jury which closed lie lsbors Saturday
diced Hemsn LOOMS late treasurer OF the Rochester
Savings Ban, for "mbozzlemcnt and grand larceny -
The alleged crime consisted In drawing large from
the bank, in violation Of law. and without the KIN
ledge or consent of the trustees. This practice, II IL
said, had been going on for years without being
detected, up 10 about the middle OF ecamber last.
then ore q Iooms checks through the fundamentally
Of which he had carried on his operations attracted tho
atteuon Of some Of the other oacers and led o TIE
exposure OF the whole matter On his suspension the
dshot was some t1s,o00. Tor $4,000 his bail are
holden, the whole amount has been put IN Judgment
(by Cotfession) and l. supposed the most Of will be
ultimately realized Mr.. LOOMS araigned this
morning before Juoge Smlh aud pleaded not guilty.
His tsi was arraiVnet kind Of " sliding scale y
rrncple, but was fna.y Axed ct S2,tOo-which wa
given by 1sgac fcomia at1 Francis brown lie *
treasurer went he wSy--Rc heytcr J-ios, 70 &
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salIsag OF the Csnafs-

BosroS, Feb. 10, 1858.
The steamship Canada sailed at hsfpsss eleven o'clock
70 day for Liverpool via Halifax with fourteen pssseo
gers for Halifax and forty four for fverroo sad two
hundred and ten thousand dollars in specie.
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E.' w e!sg..y 10y. Nj. a x NM; n S5stn Am.
hey :. az Ma Jri4A r. En,Ba.. A. easss ds1sn,- =
Aexsode' tihc,o'cs FRI o. s-coaiyr
thteiuass i.i< N Y,.esV. copy
chEsLrI = BsA.f-On fltscsy FEB ~ n tho Csxs-
d,.l, ~ the nost Rev. Addition Husf.s .surAv
CKS.ss.v "a New Orleans 10 MIS- ALICIA hsx-atx nxpv
Gpus .ar cf Jot. Brady, 81 :his ciiy
TH6 spsu>- NOsstiL -Ot Thurrjay eyeoipg vsb e. w
M Rev Jsne- m4et 81 the s,Gence b,.de mo-
'ar. yr cs.aissG r,f"frssS. "A DsSiln, Conn. " Mkw
es.B 4 kpsssIL a thi. CITY.
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BALriMoRE, Feb. 10, 1873.
The schooner C. r. vIckcry, from Attakapss, reports
that in lat 81 81 ion 81 H. vessel, supposed TO DC
brig Of three or four hundred tons burthen, bGrred
nearly TO the waters edge, abandoned On the ar, day
gu, Thomss Hcdgden, Of Bath, Ne, mate Of the C. r.
yicSery fen over board and Wa drowned.
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AB,Sys ON EoAwp PASSENGER vKssELs-LrSAT
AsYL,h On wARD's isLAsR
The Ccrnsacsers Of Emigration met yesterday
Guliso C. yerpa.scs, Frss'd-e' 10 the chair
TIM coxnrrzs 1863
TIE Chsrmsn snncrncc, the mttees for the ensuing
yerr a. TO lcw.:-
Yards kidmd Morgan, C~rrisap, CARTS Jc'lingnaus
J CbnU..Dts
Marine Hsptal.Furdy. Morgan, J.siD shaas, Carts,
Lunotic Asylum.-- Hunt Cur.s Mo-gsn. Cummings
| A"d'f'Ng -t@'rsAb, Jeiioen~ss.
| PWchdsc-ipfcy, cumtoiI rs, Curtis
| CUtdoor Por = Furcy, Jou.uebaus Hust
| Lotor- (ariieaD, Joiip ghaua, Vre President
Car't Gardt''-'.n nings Carrissr, JeIiosham.
| Finance Hunt, hrrgan, Gurus.
| County BHlS--C.rs, Morgan, Cummings
| TNATIc AsrIun on WARDS ISLAND
Berry T. Fay, rcPdout bysicaE, sent n comuurica
ton IN the Pcurd ~" re'ereoc" the PROPOSE IN, sc
| Asyiom on ws'ds isisnd The number q insane
81 Under proper tresmen, from 40 to 60 pe- cent 81
TIE iIssre recover well ordered asy urn the asat
is in The opinion Ct The d1e.or, Rot oey desirableous
Necessary. IL would cost haps So"
FOREIGN CRIMISAIs AND rAUPERs
cecnruuIc1iOn seS received ;r0m DAVID Ogdcn. en-
clofpa ict frou Hon MIR Zcilconer who r. about to
nUoduce Law into Congress ,1-v.ctiog the emigration
u pa"pois al. criminals late TINS try rse w''hed
that would he desirable ~ int oduce IL the bi
Referred ~ az APPROPRIATE committee
Ari'sF1 rsssENGEs
The attspton Of 'he Board c.,l-, to the abuses
rsctised by toe csts Of ps-seD'r vessels 90 the
'"m1es ooLfdtd TO thf'r care g'' that ns mas
best king grs una tnen css,iug tneni OF
Iuiu ca eAc oeb euc ae Compliant; On tbs ,i0ct
Constantly teirP made e. the conn seiorcrs whD
sl"Yd poor g,ds rs6rese The following petition
t.pyrsts aac ordered tn be transmit.ed IL
Seutto, Sev ard
To HoNoRARIY rHr SRNkrE AND IIoUsE REPRESENTA-
TlvEs oF THE UnrtD STAlys.
Your p-i;Oiers, tho Con missicpers Of Emigration #
the State q New York. respectfully rtcreSfut, FtGt %
the laws OF ire tso state OF Nw York the care aud pro
lection {. smsrais arriving ct The port Of New Yors are
con Ducu !" ytut peutoh'I' "at ourue 'e NstN"oV or
avn ~" 'h' "o' ~ '."' ~" w 10
the engaged 10 the passenger busiuess,
ca0scc Jour pe,uf 20 Svestsae see subjoct anf
itorr fuch Investigator your pet toner's regrc, TO he
cats passtT er3 ID sailing spe produce by The
I! Camnc Lcato beiwte9 ibis AM TIE Eastern Islands
Iob,lutEt, p.omie'y decert obssrvance vac
laIt the officers oi nary shM have very ffrqueetly
ptet departed fuW; tha, after reaching the hgh seas
fran Fur pear ports 'be captain reqrrpty selects some
as 'mmarder, party by threats and CARLY by promises,
age uples her ruin ard retains her in lis
quarters 'or TIE res, Of the for the indulgence Of
his vccus rsSs OPS srd Ire PURPOSES ct pcsttu'"n that
tbr tcers e the chip having apprehension for tho
initiate the example CT their superior, ent when 'hD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11
Sale of the st,am.r Fashion.

goHur, Ala Feb o. 1855
The steamer Fashion soli here yesterday, uricr
order from government She was bought by Mr.
HUnphrirs, who ueopposed fer tundfed dollars