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CLASSIFICATION.

nA- Spirits of Turpentine, Camphne Burning Flu
ids and Varnish, Will only be taken owners risk
~ 6unpo~der and Friction Matches. and other
conbustbe articles, will be charged nj local rates Of
each Road, ant only at Roads convenience
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HAVING recently purchased the above extensive
IL establishment, is prepa ed to execute all urders
TO. Foundry and Machine work the most reason
able terms.
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ters from the Legislature, Of getting up sub
scriptions to these enterprises OF organizing the
financial system, Of discounting paper to any
amount and without any tangible security, Of
getting off the notes Of the concern. and Of
otherwise making bank without capital APP
pear quite aourishing institution. In view of
the Importance Of making the community tho
roughly familiar with this banking system. we
hare had all the evidence in the Colchester
case fully reported; not because it is rare or
exceptional in its way, but rather because 1t
affords capital illustration Of The beautiful
mode in which banks in this country are estab-
lished and conducted. Ia mo disco onnes.
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weeks saes OF fully &c, a &c. per Ii We quote
m.deng upa,.as at iissc uSc Flour was better
Tor descriptions under qualities, but less ac-
Tive Southern brands also ariner and Ia good do
nand with sales for export whea, irregular.
aud sales fair foe lots the spot. including prime
Kentucky white at ~ Is, aud large lot OF Western
spring Was reported sold to arrive, on private terms
Corn and sm. Sith small sales OF mixed and
yellow AT ST. Pork opened steady bat closed with less
spirit the sales fair mt rates given in another
place. THO sales Of sugars ooniaci to 800 hhds
and 100 boxes, at rates svea esewhere' Copper was
firm, bu, quiet In frcghls 10 English ports rsscs were
sustained Among the engagements were 1900 bbls
-four 70 Liverpool at 2 1000 do. 70 london ~ D. 3D.
small lot of cotton engaged for the former port
Il, a-S2d.
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TRIANGULAR CORPORATION FIGHT-SHARP
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN CirY OrnCrALs.-
A remarkable, though not very singular, illus
tratiol Of the smoothness with which the ma
chinery Of our city government works was
furnished the other day in the Supreme Court.
u was in the case of Jacob Sharp against the
Commonalty Of New York, in which a judg-
ment Tor some twenty-seven thousand dollars
ana seven years interest had been entered on
the report of referee. motion was made
at the instance of the City Comptroller to have
such Judgment opened for review, on the
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FROsTS IN MISSI56IPPI-YELLOwF FEVER IN TEXAS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 70, 1869.
morning
The steamship Empire City sailed this morning for New
York.
that the fever Ia undated.
The Indians continue their depredations the frontier
Of Texas, and families were fleeing tor safety.
CHARLESTON, Oct 90, 1859
The Curriers' special New Orleans correspondent tce-
graphs that the yellow fever is increasing Galveston
and Houston. 3@y
There has been frost in portions Of Mississippi and
Texas, but the crops have not been injured.
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TIIK GENERAL NEwspArER pEsrAr,a.

RICHMOND, Oct. 90, 1862
The House Of Delegates to-day resolved to adjourn on
Saturday next.
despatch was received from DR.. Clarke, of Connect
cut, declining to accept the nomination of Missionary at
the Northwest 1t was presumed that he had not heard
Of his subseqv ent election.
The Missionary Committee reported back the resolu.
tons religious intolerance in Cuba striking ont all re-
latve TO melnorializing the President the subject
The report Of the Committee Canons OH ministers on
catg within the parochial Of others was debated
at great length and the reported by the majority OF
the committee was finally adopted.
The House last, after long debate adopted the resou
tons requesting the House Of Bishops reconsider their
action in relation TO the Of the Book Of Common Pray
and throw the subject into such shape as TO admit Of
the joint action Of both Houses
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THE NATIONAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

by Permitting the Withdrawal or His
Petition, SC.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Oct 20, 1850
The House Of Bishops last evening disposed Of Bishop
Onderdonks case, by granting leave to withdraw his petit
ton This is tantamount 70 refusal to rensatc After
long discussion for some daysthey refused to renss.e
him, the condition Of his resigning his ursdic
ton The HxRAIDs editorials are said to have done much
towards influencing this result
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DEVELOPMENTS IN REGARD TO OuR BANKING
SYSTEM THE COLCHESTER BANK CAsE.-The
judicial proceedings that are now going on be-
fore magistrate in Connecticut, growing out
ol tie management of the Colchester Bank, are
bringing out some curious developments in
regard to the modes Of procuring bank char
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Disaster to the Bark Augustus Nav.

-, .. NEW UKtEANS, Oct 20, 1850
Inc snip Antarctic, rom New York, reports the bark
Augustus Mayo, from New York, bound TO Havana ~
have been ashore the Mosce Shoals and been cot of
by wrcckers. The brig Dow has arrived with her crew
and portion OF her cargo w"
The schooner Ellen Bush, from Philadelphia for Calves
ION, sprung leak at sea und sunk ~ ~
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felt gold dollars and halves remarkably well executed
but lighter than genuine ones II 10 supposed that sovers
thousand dollars worth have been thrown into cro0l
ton. They were brought from Pennsylvania
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Non-Arrival of the Europa Mt Boston.

bUSTUN, OCt. DU-II P. N.
There as yet no appearance Of the steamship Europa
from the lower telegraph station The weather is clear
and there ia prospect OF her arrival at her dock until
considerably after midnight.
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EPISCOPAL OBLvIOUsNEsS IN MONEY MAT
rERs-A suit has just been concluded against
the Roman Catholic Bishop of Rhode Island,
which, if the facts are correctly stated, is any
thing but creditable to that prelate. It is an
action for the payment of note of $4,000,
given in 1853 to Mrs. Hannerty, by for
mer bishop of the diocess, for money lent to aid
the erection or decoration of the Cathedral
The note having been lost, and the drawer
drowned by the wreck Of the steamship Arctic
there is no physical evidence of its existence
Two witnesses, however, testified to having seen
the note in the possession Of Mrs. Hannerty, and
one to having seen the deceased bishop sign the
instrument and count over and deliver the
money to the defendant. Mrs. Hannerty her.
self testifies that the present bishop told her
when she demanded the money that the funds
of the church were exhausted, but that he would
see about it afterwards. If this statement of
the evidence is to be relied upon, and the ma
ture of the defence, which wholly denies the
debt, is not distorted, we must say that more
shameful case has never been brought into
court Of justice. We have reason to believe that
there are but too many of these instances of mis-
placed confidence in connection with the build
ing Of ecclesiastical edi6ces In the majority of
them the victims have too much of what they
call regard for religion to bring their grievances
into court, and they quietly put up with the
loss of their property sooner than bring a
scandal upon the church. In our opinion there
can be no greater Injury to religion than such
scrupulousness, for it only tends to compro-
mise it more seriously by encouraging the
wrong doer to persevere in his evil courses.
The Boston JOURNALS IN. GREAT DISTRESS
Some Of the Boston papers are in exceeding
great distress because the New YORK HERALD
has recently devoted some attention to Massa-
chusetts politics. treating the subject from
novel point of view One journal denounces
New York in unmeasured terms as Babylon,
Sodom, and variety of other awful things
The metropolitan press come in for a full share
Of these denunciations at the hands of the B0s-
ton editor. Another luminary of the modern
Athens-the organ of the skeleton of the wing
party-is especially savage with us for "being
too credulous of great deal Of insincere and
mystifying twaddle daily poured out, diluted Cor
the benefit of such as are weak enough to take
it in, by variety of wishy-washy Boston jour
nails" So far as we can see, all the Boston
journals are "wishy-washy' enough, and ii is for
this reason that we give the Bostonians from
time to time, some light on their own affairs.
We have neither time nor space to-day to enter
upon a detailed review Of Massachusetts af-
fairs, but intend to do it very soon, and for the
especial benefit Of the "wishy -washy Boston
Journals" as one Of their number appropriately
calls them.
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MONTPELIER, VI. Oct. ~ ioo'
The Legislature to-day made the choce of the o'ows
State officers Secretary of State Benz W pe9, :"
ton; Sergeant nj Arms, Erasus Camp, o.
Auditor VIM NJ Fngrcp, OF Weathcrshed Supe'ihu,nnu
deni ef state Prison. Htam HARLAN, g Winasei wv
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The Yncht yynn,lerer.

= SAVANNAH Wv = : ~ Il,
Mr.. Black the shipping master, WnG carried GA ~ ~,
ypcht wanderer but wig rei ned in boat 10 the mouth
OF the harbor lie reports that the captain 81 tue !"o
said he was going TO Africa for cargo OF slavek'
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The First snow.

DuNkIRk N y, Oct. 2o, 1859
Tho first Of the season fell here TIL. norn;ny sn5
there indications of more o. ~
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The Statesman is to be superseded 10 morrow by
new American paper. The S'dcsncn not considered
orthodox.
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Dec tn Of Henry rTce.u,.v


Henry Mccauey, the wellknown musician died in this
city to- day, after protracied Illness.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The San Juan AHair-The California
senatorship-The Presidents Private
Secretary, &c.
DIR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEsp ATCU

The Sam Juan AHafr-The Cnlifornia
senatorship-The Presidents Private
Secretary, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 1859
The reply of our government to Lord John Russel's
despatch on the San Juan affair is nearly completed
The British Minister here is in expectation Of receiving
q number Of important documents from his government
by the next Boston steamer which is due in few days
As these documents arrive special express will
leave for California and Oregon by the overland mail
route via st. Louis and Fort Leavenworth.
will not be surprising il Gen. Scott s recalled within
short time. The President Is anxious to have the benefit
Of his sage counsels and advice during the
Congress- and should unforeseen event occur n the
meantime very possible thathe will be in Washington
again early in the month OF December next.
have tho very best authority for stating that the Gene
raj has left voluntarily for the island OF San Juan He
received instructions from the government but will act
the disputed matter according the dictates Of his own
prudence and Judgment
am also informed that at Of the Cabinet meetings
held here prior to the departure Of General Scott and at
which he present. Of the members suggested that
the United States troops should the island OF San
Juan and preserve neutral position until the matter
could be settled by both governments automatically
But General Scott warmly opposed the proposition and
his remarks with the cordial approval Of the Pres
dent and Cabinet
Private advces Just received from California state that
Governor Weller win appoint either volney Z. Howard Or
r. Augustus Thompson to the vacancy in the United States
Senate occasoned by the death Of Frederick The con
test for the senatorshp before the Legislature between
Denver, Weller and Gen. McDougal.
The President has appointed bs nephew, James Blu
chanan young lawyer Of Philadelphia his private
rotary. Mr. Shannon who has been acting temporarily
having been detailed from the Treasury Department for
that purpose, viii his place in the Department.
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Oct 70, 1863
District Attorney oud and Col Lee have returned from
Harpcrs Ferry. The former after his arrival had
conference with the President and the latter long inter
view with the Secretary Of War.
United States Marshal Johnson OF Ohio here, SAYS
ono Of the parties engaged with Brown prominent in
the Oberlin rescue.
Judge Black has returned after absence his home
in Pennsylvania.
James McMastcr, Of Ptsburg, has been commissioned
az an assistant surgeon IN the navy.
Edmund S. De Luce has been commissioned Chief
Engineer In the navy.
Parties hays been arrested bere lVg ut!srpg counter
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM sroadwsy.-after
poon--DunR GIBL THE IsN-SfECrss Bkipk6kooh
Evening-OUI DEPTHS
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AmosEAiasTs fHIs EvEslso

WINTER 6ARDEN. broadway. opposite Rend street.
CuAxooNi TIE TpIEp-Yousc ACTRESS.
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Tue DAILY CAROLl\l Bulletin

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:'n'! s;i' thr ION" ::iG tact.rui the un..r ", 4
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AN ETII, OJyr

var i'h''"t'' ~ c":"mi 'rrrv. 'i.n .!I~-.,:y.r
III 's $50" "f IA" ~. ..t. .:f7n"l y. ,, ,...
cH"@T"s';i"n "i i;rrfv Creek Church had J.. J.,
- +or' RI ind i"nation l:,c.,ir.---,h,. ,,,
H"' congregation expressed, in thor n;.ra..;L.,
capacity, IN s:" form Of rc.jui"n+ their ;u,,.,
'inn, IA We understand t:,c!n To- w;.Il ,L,,
power a. Il ci'ir"!, tn control tho 1.,,llic wi,
upon purely political ,,ic.t:"n. Tho rc.,lu,iop-
benz I" express their condemnation nf the AZ
ricnn Slave Trade. We REGARDED tho r..,l,,-
ii"n' "f thiS meeting, ,*hcn We read them. ,:,n
c''i "i:''n for III" church, as being likely 10
hr@"'l It! d!--cnirns We have mol hrrn r,i,.h ,n
we ma III the next 2;;c of The .!.',r,;,,- cn,,,
''r rc&'i'''i"i:. raascl hv a r,rntin:s at 81,
'rr"H, c"i'lcrnin. t'.c action nS the E.cI;
|rrck Church, as being expenditure nnI I'M.
''i'c't i"r. The unmis;aka'lr trn,icncv nt
S''" ''c'''h ana counter aciirn is 70 foster ~,
''!' SH;"i' III 'h2 hr:"'n &c The church. the cam
k"r:nr Of WEi"h viii ultimately r.t on, III. v;.l
artery al clr-;iani;v.
W" Lave i"'g thought rrli- n and rnlt;cs
"ni.'i"i survive i"@"l,rr--rira, i, :. -. ,,.o ,,
icy Of the church ncvc- 10 si,a,u1,. nc ~,
'"''' F''i"'y' I" control rn;.;- sentiment nro,,
any purely r"!iiicn! qn"fi"n. The cxci,"rcn,
nr'"sH'iT attending: rri:ical ii :c.-inrs hc.-.,
j SIcric' q! frcnzy. lc!,irrim.n. r,,.!rncn .,b,,
Eh"w"'h moi w!:at We '!n.' II i peculiarly tho
f'"F'hce OF The ch'irc!, TO rcs.rain tho evil rgs
Sons "i men. l." lap of tic r,url, corners n
oar nature" AMI Low can il hr ro..illr ,l,,, hn
can "'fil her mission ic ~" r.Ic:.. AMI ha,h,rs
I,t, 81.
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TaE EIiNJFACTURIEG INTEREST,

So Hii" :! rrl'i> 81 last Year '',!" II! great
w. '!ir'' III" manufacturing list rest. and
'i''t 'i'[' '"''::irS III Nv l.nE'nr'! nearly
=. az" H''H'''''i 'i IN" = OK 70! III.
"'!i'","'' COMPANIES, ana HE revelations made
a! '''' . III" "' h""n'S. For ir"'.;h* the pros.
i'''' 81 ''''' !:':' ':'''A' "!'i"ht III III" material
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p - : "'i every !.aiI'i. : ri" "G ii" l.,
wv t 'i ii''''"t ~ lr"c|! !!n"" "a"cti fair
- u" i''' TX 'h""'i', AID Il f"w of
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'"' " th' ''i" 90 ";'" yer ""''' per
i'H .:%T caii; H. i''.'! ;''' >h":c!:",.!,.'s
'..'''' T. o. r''i"'"''":., IL: 'h:. AMI Ia!
.i"' wa go 'i.!'T luxury q; n
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=: >''i' , rN.'."n ~, :''' ';'r.".! by ,"r.
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Abbevillc G. II. Jan. I3, 1859.

Increase Of lire NaCy-In accordance will, the
Department Icconm mcndation, Scun,or Mallory
has reported from the Naval y fairs Cop,mi,tcc 70
bill for the construction Of ten propeller sloops-
"f-war' to he capable of carrying The heaviest
armament, yet of draft TO enable them To nc.
cend rivers where but few United STATES naval
vessels can now 60 They are to have rr.o,
speed The question of the propricly Of such
an addition to our navy has been discussed bv
the press Of the country for months pas, and
the practical argument III ls favor, which is
presented by the expedition 10 Paraguay, has.
we believe. entirely contr"vcrted all the obiec
tIons urged aeainst it, Hence this proposition
will probably meet with general public ND.
probation, as we trust, with that of Congress-. -
Washington Sar.
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tn .!yi:9no EoV LEuca-Thc passengers bv
III" Last overland riai rci'orl having met between
LIS tG!"y ".in lic Giia river lily persons re-
'nru.i.r from The mines 10 ciE,ruia Tho
'irin- r"cin';",. had i'ai! them mo'l,ing Oh ac.
c"''ni "f the Hi,ii prices Of pr"visions, and .h,
difficulties ulster "ii.c they l,bnrcG in not IInrina
water nearer 10 the n'rng '"caitics. Barley
va" S"i..n. t "I... To ten cents per pound, and
;ionI at !, ~ to So per hbl Those who were
working al the mines were generally i,icd to
rcinnin, an', few were srcn who ;,ruccssc cd Ia be
working to considerable profit 4 company of
hundred mcn had gone a prospecting tour
into the country between the G;la and the Colo
rado-amd n,iohcr party Of forty were TO fol.
low them in q few days IIuShimytoM States.
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N'-'''7 VII W MI II.
THE SAVANNAH VALLEY RAILROAD

Mn. EDiT"E a S,ockhoi.:-r desire. ,o know
What this Company mean 10 lp with the funds
which have been paid in. He has been informed
th"t they have been l"ane.l ont to Il certain in
d'v'duaI. Now, if tho Company mean TO carry
the project on. they shon'd 90 Ia work: if not
the monies paid in shoull hc refunded to the
Hi"ckh"'icrs: or even if the purpose he to sus
pend proceedings nwhii. Ia wait on Tho ,c,on or
tn" Blue Ridg" Railroad, ihcy should he collect
ell hn'l l"anc'l t" The Stockholders. And il il
Time HAT some f"ii" action should be taken IN
tn" PROMISES. Interested somcwha, as n Stock. =.
holder, therefore. the writer desires information
from tie Directors or President, upon these
points. aud moves that n Convention of the
Stockholders Of this Company he held at Able
Vile G. H., (lis place is mentioned because no
meeting OF this Company has ever been held
hrre') "s soon as convenient. for this purpose
A STOCKIiOLDER.
A bl,eyi1ln JI
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6 sjA;l::TS AND TnI,A;y3I(iGS

Hii lSS IiEi;IoG, late Of Col'I,ubia. will ono,
Il to-day Il lin" selection of HON>; EirS
J., Ir1i,um.h aud un'rimmc'l. RIBBONS, FLATS
r,H," i.hH %c.' at the residence of o. J. FAR
fiN''io next door below II. A. Jones.
She would most re, pcci.,,lly solicit c,,Jl fran,
IN" Ii'iic* I" examine her Stock and wo,,,I
tANs great pleasure in exhibiting her Goods to
one and all. She will repair ami trim Bonnet.
III ih" best and latest STYLE
'i"r %""'- will i" s"ll low for cash. Those
!" Win "i such articles would do well TO CALI
:""n, as She will remain here. for , ccw ,,o",s.
only. ~" "'eA'
Jan. o.. 1850 ~
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Monument In J"lyc Enficr-A writer in the
l-dScii"id i"r1i%cr, proposed that II monument
u" erected on iii" public square III Elsriic.f viii
idgc. We annex the cnrd:
" Ar. Eiitor: 1t has always been saii that
Republics are unsIatc!ul; and il scc,ns that we
in America are not likely to Prove an cxccp,inu
tn the general rule. Onr stat csincn and wurri.
ors sink into the tomb, and are soon forgotten
or at least no graceful shaft aris"s to perptuatr
thcir memory and iuc:tc the living 10 emulate
Their noble deeds. AS n patriot, Judge Bn!cr
was unse!isli and exalted; his great heart ant!
all his ehergirs devoted to his country--h..
died III the public service. But what have We
done to evincc oar gratitude! As slight t"he"
of our appreciation of the amcnted dead. II Is !
proposed 10 erect in the public square nj E!gr-
field village, II monument to the memory "i An
drew Pickens l'ntler the upright judge ana the
distinguished senator. What sly M' So"o peo'
pie Slnli we reflect credit ni"" ourselves ny
hnnoring d@paslcd worth, or si"" "" do nothing
III this matter and incur The "npntatlon OF IN
gra,ludc7 rs. ~, CoLMEN.'
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Thursday Morning, Jan. -. 1855
w. q. AYES. e:h;:oy.

See advertisements Of i. \. Ai.rn, Miss VI. W.
llv'z"- All'lc'"" s K. NJ. rcrry",',r, towan Il
S"aw'igh Joshua Davis, L. L. Watts, Wm ii.
Paihcr, William iiil!, Jnm"S < Jones. WIN VI.
l'ngh"y, j. y. Browning. W. Z. Ealr'iil,
Also, see advertisement uf Lamr"i.svi. Female
'"s'"G'. "i which the want oi tim" and srac"
forbid II, 10 speak more Il: length.