Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-08

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huantcpcc line, has arrived from Minntt-
Ian, bringing the San Francisco mails of
, the 9th inst.
The steamship Washington had been ii.
belled before the Uuitcd States Consul for
! Brazil
The hrtreports from the disputed island. j.
! san Juan de Fueas, informed us that it
was held by five hundred Americans, who
had entrcnchcd themselves with earthwork,
! commanding the harbor of Victoria. Ma.
lor General IIarncy will cull for volunteers
! 1t necessary. Iehas informed Gov Doug.
lass, that the island is only occupied for
| the protection Of American interests The
| BmtISh Admival in command of the North
! i'acllo itcet has refused to obey the orders
! OF Gov Douglass which were intended to
bring about Il collision lie was awaiting
orders winch were expected According
to the latest 0dyiccs from the Home Gov
crnment. there was no hostile intention.-
/ he British aud American officers were ON
very friendly terms
| Tho correspondent of the New Orleans.
| Picnyuno states that Miramon was at the
Capital, attending consultation of Cen
erals III relation to demonstration against
Vera Cruz. The house of DeBarron has
aGYanccd ,3. IN loan large sum of money to
N'ra"oh ior bonds.
THE ,CupIorr Go,n nporo W..
learn from tbr pono,n, S,or - u,
stant that favorable oooounts WY ~ ~
be received from the buncss NI,. III H. w
who returned TO Panomn brnnn,t "maI' m,;tl
him some valuable specimens and lie thinks
| that he has Spnn ot lnoSt two lundrod ,nl
fifty thousand dollars worth &c no ooid
images in the houses Of moor noonln ~ s2D.r Do'
vid. but he thinks thorn n,nst bo ,,,,ai,
more that he did NOT 500 nc thov roro civ,
of cxlibitino thcm 70 s,ron,,nrs rrI,o oo,,,;
try appears in many nloccs To he coyoroa
with graves for miles around Chirinni !.
one of the most hco,thv and hoort;f,I H.,
tricts oc New Cram In thn tcmnnratmr,, !.
cool, and provisions nrc rcnorted cho,,,
and abundant. FOREIGNERS arc c,ut;onod
against cmpratine thithcr bcforc Tho drv
season sets in, which will be about the close
of December; as at present the rains bovc
so swollen the streams as to prevent all nro-
grcss. Fever also is GENERALLY rife, and
frequently proves fatal to cmigrSnts IT th;s
scusou-Ne,o O,2cnps Bulicfjp.
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DSI ho5'hNSS, III ms Sp'cch at 20,
tS';Duo Wh;' v"' "t"Tl u1y' lo'o inc people or
J".o WY pl'.n'y "uat hc thought should
~. ~ '!""r "i''s mem IL they ihtcrfered with
Cac r'S"tS o' 'ne c'tl|cmS OF ne'ghborn9g
..." nc S1tu men travcI, and
o,op p. a"u ii'TG uaN WIN YOU as on tins
Icc"S,1n' ':T, il 90 not ike your laws, hope
aoIs M''a n1Fc @ tns S,oou sense to keep IT to my
"c',' anu ''''u NY own business laughter
citizen of Illinois coming here, into Ohio,
and telling you that your laws do not suit
him, all you have to do is to tell him that
you did not make them for hm-Tgrcat
laughter that you made them for your
selves, and they suit you; and if he does
not like them he can continue to live on
the other side Of the Wabash So it
should be everywhere throughout the coun-
y try. 1T old Virginia, who cave you the
land where you now live, and where that
magnificent temple of liberty has been
erected, (pointing to tho State Capitol, J
and who You ought to respect should send
her citizens here to tell YOU that she docs
not like your laws, answer that your vcnc-
ration cannot protect hcr impudcnce in in
tcrfcring with your rights of self govern
ment. Applahsc.] If you go oyer to
Virginia, to steal her negroes, / trust she
vii! catch you and put you in Jail with
other thieves. Iauglltcr and applause I
1t you do not like old Virginia laws, stay
on this side of the Ohio river, and mind
your own business. If this principle is
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