The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-04-14

Vetoed.
Il E"''t F'r'' :"ir " P"sx'ny.r Cuy- I..,IrS
Inj"f'd-NIrTo'r Isca}," ot Pa%m m1,rx- Is The
Mii:"r'"n tram on The Harlem Railroad was pa,
sing the depot At lIa.t's Corner II, mnruiur ON
ITS way t" the city ii bullet. supposed to have
been fired from pistol passed through the win-
d"w-s;,sh OIL the r.h side. adjacent 10 the first
passenger car, and out through the sash above
the s'r"nd seat Oh Ihr lett. hand side. The ear
was flii"d with passengers. The shot passed
but II few inches above the heals OF two ladies
occupying the rig!,. hand seat. filing ,,c.r rvrS
and cutting their faces with minute fra ,pcu,s ur
broken glass.
DIR. White, of Soncrs was sitting on the onno.
site side, c"nvcrSing with gentleman who was
leaning over iiIS seat, when til. bullet wi.i,t;cI
behind his head and almost grail the face, .I
another gentleman sitting thai sid, %: the car
Ex-Aislerman Satii-lI, OF this citv, WAS in the
car 't ih" tii", "crnr5 in. :ie seat in the rear
"i the ladies' referred to. hcnr,l the pistol shn.
aud immediately lnoked up tie road, SAW SOM.
men st"nding III the road leading to the No.t,
west Of the depot.
The accident, i:it was one, shows the most
cupeab!c c"r'l"s~n"ss.-Ne~ york Past.
Hint on Siai"n S'dnH-A disturbance oc.
Cured on Tuesday afternoon among number
of Irish laborers engaged in the RAILROAD bu diny
on staten Island |. appears that they had been
hlfch 10 wo:k eleven hours per day, but l,
struck for Ten hours AMI not only refused to keep
Their engagements with the c"nt:actnIs. but under
took I" prevent them setting oiler li,cn TO work
Information WAS Sent 10 the Office of tn. Sii,,r
ihtrn""n' ut the Police, nn.l Sergeant Brevurt
hhd Twelve men were sent To the Island, where
They i":ind about ~ Of TIE lalorcrs cun!uciine
themselves III rl"ous manner. They had bad.
~ beaten H. German who Il IL, 1T c,ln. TO 70 To
work, and were preventing others from doing so
The polio" ordered them to dispcrse but they r..
fused and tire. of the r:nglea,lcrS were arrested,
lhe rest then commenced an assaut upon thr
police with stones, nnl bcsid"s Sevc,y wound
mg Officer Wilson, they rescued two Of The priS.
oners. Tho third gave lis name nS Brady, and
was lorkcd up BY Justice Garrison iur cxnmina
iion Tie rioters finally Dispersed and those
hir",i Il" TAX: their places went to work On
c'lnesday morning order prevailed. and the
polio" returned TO The CITY,. Y Ncus
An dHc! .tnror.-Mr. jesse TrammcI, resi-
ding in the upper portion of this District, who
has attained the nge Of one hundred venrs, Ser.
vcl n last week IN Coat as IL Petit juror
What Is most remarkable, he went through the
lnbors "r the week without serions fatigue hear.
ing aud sight as good rs most mrn tl,Ity years
his junior, and he is still Possessed Of good mem
DRY anil Intelligence. Mr.. Iramn,el was born
and raised in Union Ditrict, in this State. but
tr great many years past has been n citizen
Of Grrcnvlc District. Wills, youth his health
was de'Icate-he was able, however, to aid his
m"lhcr in taking care Of the farm whilst his
elder brother Went into the WniG, army. lie IS
tall and slender in form. horid complexion. grey
eyes and hair not entirety White. He always
supported the character Of m honest man and
Industrious citizen; possessed of competen.
means, has led the life of farmer, and lived in
plain, farmer style His habits have been TEN.
pcrate.-Iatriot tt Nomntainrcr.
Further by the Canada. The Steamship City
OF Manchester is advertised as the pioneer OF
The new line Letween New York and Bel
fast.
II is stated that the Sar,lnian Cabinet had
nGdressed Tn" five great powers insisting npoH
adnit,ance into the Peace Congress, 10 which
France aud Austria consented. The Con-
grcss will meet only under certain condi-
lions.
1t is stnted that $4,000 mu,ke,s, Of the latest
and most improved pattern, are being made for
the French army.