The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25


South bond and free are many i'll favored, ugly repul
sve. disgusting skunksh specimens Of the black race
whose moral chaIa ter Is as black as their skins. 1t
Chief abolition districts in the North with such nggcrs''
az these. We would, il VIC could, says tho Richmond
wig, sdr!e the MALIGNANT phanthropsts with "nig
gers until they should be forced to cry aloud while
bo'tpg their hoses and graspns their pockets 'Pcoac
enough"
RAILROAD Last evening, the Picdyne of the 18th
inst one Of the box cars containing cotton discovered
10 he on fro when toe train of tho jackson Railroad
| about mile and quarter above the Tcsaw station
THIS ca bad beu received at Amite station, aud sup
posed the tire originated from spark coming from the
wocos, Whom nave Deep burning N that neig1borhood
for more than week The wind current created by the
passage OF the cars the rails famed this spark into
blaze and tho rope bound cotton bursting communicated
the fire to other cars, until $50 bales totally
suned and five CARS were destroyed on the track.
CHURCHES DESTROYED FRE-Durug the present wear
nearly dozen churches have been destroyed by fire
within the limits of Massachusetts Some OF these IL
kpown we're set on fire by incendiares while others
were doubtless destroyed In consequence OF defects liz the
constitution Of furnaces and other beating apparatus
GErAr DAMAGE TO THE SUGAR CRoP.-Tbe New Orleans
Ditto Of the 18th inst says The effects Of the great
norbtr Of Saturday last Of the several freezes eince
have beer most disastrous the sugar crop The loss
throughout the State cv these unprecedented ystaons
Of extreme cello, is yavousiy estimated from 10000
10000 h gsheads"
VrRcNfAs II ofFaFSr-An elopemeut ;oolae place in
the lover ctc O Berkeley county. w. on Tuesday night
aat Mrs Sarah Ann Buckets wife Of Aaron Buckcls
Esq 5bsconded with shoemaker OF Matnsburg. named
Morris 0CoFDor. She took S23 which she found In a
purse, St0 !. f0tes, certificates
bank at harnsburg aad at Chaosown to the OF
$4,000,
TbE GEORGIA rENEsTARY From the report of the keep.
er q he renenary, Il appears That there were, the
Isl II October. two hundred 5d nine conyicts Thirteen
have been discharged escaped twenty Eve par
dooec three have died. and sent to the Asylum The
rctes accounts cash manufactured tclcs and terial
amount TO Sal 1854 ~, the liabilities to 1900 70
DEATH FROM FRIGnT-Nrs. woodhouse, formerly Miss
Circuit, Q! Hartford where she has many friends
quiutances, dien in Brownsville short time since The
OF her death attributed ia the fright she suffered
during the recent disturbances at that place BY the Mex
car bancitt under Cortnas.
IyHIcH yhrrE7 RAnRoAD FxrENsIoS A meeting Of the
citizes Of Scnu! Kill county Pa bel in Tamaqua, on
the list inst oezpress sentiments favorable to the mme-
dis'e CONSTRUCTION Of railroad from Tamaqua through
tie Makop-g valley until ptersecs with the Lehgh Val
ley road, at OF near the town Of Leighton The object Of
ths extension IS to afford facilities for direct
nuncation to the New York market.
lied FROM RIIE OF CAr-Mr. Joseph Kline died in
Feepori III, laat week. from the bite Of cat He was
ben on the finger, and il four days died in the most
Tense agony.
INVITATION TO IKA,E--An agent Of a New York mer-
camille firm named " In Scott has been driven away from
Columbus, Ga. Cause boitionism
SETTLEMENTS ARoosrooK.-we learn, from friend
who has just returned from the Arooetook REGION that
improvements going forward In that quarter rapidly
Turing his stay of few weeks there the surveys of
been taken before he left. Forty houses will 90 up ia
that township this fall ia said if the lines of lots
had ooen known early in the season every farm would
probably have been taken up Our informant, who is
practically acquainted with farming, speaks in the hshest
TEL ms of the SCH and the crops there. He showed
some fine ears Of corn raised in the valley Of the
tos river tins year.-Portdnd (Ne) argus, Nor. 49,
PrMsuMESr RIGHT QUARTER House Of Re.
prest Ha;!ves OF Georgia have passed bill incng the
penalty of death any white person who shall procure
slave TO commit offence which by forfeits the life
OF such slave The punishment is at visited In the
right qvarter and the white s, under such crcum-
stances even more guilty than the slave
AID FOR BRowSsyuIE--The New Orleans Picayms is
informed COED snthorty that The merchants Of that
CITY Interested IL the Rio Grande trade win should need
| he at fhair
booy cf hundred armed for the projection Of
Brownsville and the adjacent settlements.
DrcRFAsE or SLAVERY ~ NIssovRl--A correspondent
the Huntsville Csn notices and deeply deplores the fact
that many Of the slaves in Northern Missouri are being
sole 70 go South. that bot few immigrants with slaves
are coming to that State, and that, II this condition Of
things s not changed ua Northern Missouri will become
frfesoized as eiectually any Northern Staten He
also suggests relief by the Missouri Legislature
soon 70 assemble in Jefferson, and asks Shareholders to
from Virginia. Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carroll
ma TO emgrae TO Missouri instead OF Texas"
TIKI UNDERGROUND RAILROAD OPERAnoN.-The Chi.
capo rnol says TINT tho 18th inst the underground
five from the vicinity Of Richmond, Va, twelve from
Kentucky, and thirteen from Missouri They are now all
safe in Canada The thirteen from Missouri were sold TO
60 down the river the very day they started stawart
six footer and sharp's rife were the only guides.
STOCK RAISING IN TExAs-The tide Of emigration that
has set towards the State for this Inst few years has
very great, and the number OF emgrants this year
doubtedly exceeds that OF any previous The
tor stock raising, which has of the glowing &C
counts sent us by those who have been hitherto
fully engaged in that business there have materially con-
rihuted TO- this ndux Texas Is admirably adapted
agricultural pursuits her coil. her climate are all that
can be wished for fertility and salubry. The New Or
leans Dld says 1t would he aurprised It. ut thu next
census Texas should be fonnd 10 contain nearly million
OF people, devoted to those branches of ndusrv for
which her vas, surface snd varied SC many
Inducements.