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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Man. large number Of orchestra seats are provided
near the stage, at each corner Of which i. placed
email fountain Back Of the orchestra a commod,ous
and comfortable parquet gradually rises toward the
entrance. Above is the dress ciroe, over which are
the galleries. The front OF toe dress circle is
provided with small balconies, lastly filed with
elegant howers The decorations are all new, and the
prominent coors are white and gold. Sparkling rows
OF crystal chandeliers dposed around the font OF
the drees circle and gallery, the globes Of which
manufactured 80 that the portion toward the audience
consists Of ground glass tnro.pg a subiGed light
upon the audience while the iest Of the globe clear
and casts strong, full light toward the stage. The
ceiling Is large dome, painted blue Ia the prosceD
um two private boxes, each side, aud there
are two other boxes each side Of the house. on the
paiquet level. The stage has a front Of 80 feet by
rs feet Deep and is % feet high. Above the curtain
is an open baustrade, through which is seen sky
blue background. The shape Of the stage is pecul-
lar, its corners being rounded, and fsiog back IN
gradual curve TO the center. THIS depression Of the
stage from the front toward the back novel, aud
like any other in the city. Tue stage has ce
space behind the CURTIN Of its full width which is
great convenience in the working Of scenery. Toe
dressing rooms, green-room, ara Offices at the
side OF the auditorium that unnecessary people
behind the scenes can interfere with the working OF
the pieces Beneath the stage there isl depth of %
feet. The seats are arranged on such an admirable
plan that every place in tue house commands perfect
view of the entire stage All the decorations ere in
good taste, being particularly chssts and sub1usd in
color--the customary gingerbread ornamentation Of
theatrical edGces being dispensed with. The dress
ing rooms, green-room, etc, arranged with view
of urDg the greatest amount Of comfort to the per-
formers The band will consist Of twenty-four first
class musicians, led by +. MolsDhsner. The house
will probably be opened to the public this week.
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WEED PATENT SEWING MACHINE,

The Editor Of the Cleveland (Ohiu) PlaintleaI.
er says Sewing Machines arc IL subject of the
greatest interest in thus vicinity, as they affect
the labor Of every family III the land. With a
view OF purchasing and of examining every kind,
to find the best, We spent several days while in
New York, in mnuLrt inspection OF all kinds
now IN market. and our conclusions were in ia.
vor OF Weeds Patent, rs the most relinble Ma.
chine TO put in the llnnds Of every one through
out The Stale We purchased one Of them
AMI nave used It some time and our opinion is
more thar confirmed for it does eyery kind Of
sewing on cloh or lrnlher does it's work strong.
nice and rapidly, and has never been out OF work
ing order since it come into our family, and it is
$" simple rs. seemingly impossible 10 get out of
order or require repairs more than uny ordinary
person can perform. Itis nicely ornamented, and
makes an ornament to the furniture of a parlor.
II is very strong and little liable 10 wear out
Its operation can he easily learned with the
printed directions for guide, and when any
fainily has learned its sse we are sure thoy will
mol live without il. 1t uses two threads thus
making work stronger than if done Ly hand with
one thread, besides making both sides of the
work just alike. Those who need Sewing Ma.
chine will do well To look ut this
WHITNEY & LYON, Propretors,
$40 Broadway. New York.
Sold by BGANcn d ALLEN, Abbeville, and by
G. NJ. JOHNSON Columbia.
Feb 25, 1858 A 3m.
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Cotton H""m'ML--Ihc receipts of Gotten in
Charleston for III" past week were. bv Raiiiual>
S,S5U bales; by water and wagon I'll! bales -
together l0.G96 balrs--coircspond:ng week lasl
y&,r 1851 bales.
The exports from Charleston for The same
time were, to FOREIGN ports l. ."3O bncs; coast
WISE 8. '06 bncs-I,akimg the total exports of
the week lj.1"5 bales, and leaving Oh hand
stock oi 5T,T27 bales, inclusive of li.s;l bales
on ship not cleared ag,,n>i II stock Of 9S,.
GIG bales and -, lsD bales on ship board same
time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
amounted 10 II, ,l13 bales, ut prices ranging Gun
0 Ii tol2.
The total receipts al all The posts during The
past week amounted to ll3.236 bales, against
b9,6SI bales, received during the same period
last year. The total receipts at all The uors since
the ist OF september, amount to .S77, 40 bales
against 1.llS,6OS up to the same dates last wear
showing an increase this year of 75S.gG2 bacs
The exports to Great Britain up To the late.,
dat"a amount TO 565,5S5 showing an increase
on the exports 10 that country last year of PIG.
OBJ bales The shipments 10 Northern PORTS
show an increase OF 22,2l3 buIrs from tn. shin.
mcnts of last year.
The stock Oh hand urd on ship. board nt all
the ports, up to the latest dates amounts 10 76T-
G37 bales. being 2n7.9il bales more than the
stock on hand at the corresponding date last
year.
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Escaped from JaH-WiIIiam Marsh, who was
convicted of retailing spirituous liquors and nc.
gro traningat the last term of our Court and SEN
fenced by Judge Witlcrs to six months ir,pr,son.
nent and pny II fincof one hundred dollars made
his escape from Jail on last Saturday night, about
o'clock. He was allowed, by our humane Sheriff,
the use OF several rooms In one Of those rooms
bar was out in one IF the windows, which caus.
cd very small space. just large enough for a
man head. lie fed several blankets together,
and fastening one end to another bnr in the same
window, and let himself down, distance of forty
feet. This was n bold and hazardous undcr,ak.
ing for oae Of his age and condition. IIc il, we
understand, about sixty seven years of aye, and
in the last stnge of health with cancer OF the
mouth, which has almost destroyed one side Of
his jaw.-Ringstrec Star.
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THE LAURENSyILLE HERALD.

'y the last s<,ir of this paper We observe ,ha,
Mr. x. NJ. S:"kE*, the former Editor and Pro-
lrc'or has sold il to our friend ami former as.
s"cinie, Mr. JAMES iIrLlixG-wuLrI
The Wr"N has fallen into th, hands of ore
whom we know to be gond printer, an hones,
moral aud Intelligent man. and in,!ecI is IN ev.rv
way worthy IL liberal patronage; and he will
doubtless :"c'vr, from The citizens of J.nur.ns
lis native District the reward h. 20 Justly ,u.r
IL. We have always regarded ,l, Lhyt,J one
%! oar h''- cnumtry rX"ilnE.rs an! We think il
"',. -r n"';,:-c hv the rr-,.nt c',:,n.e II cou,l
H': htvr passed into the hands ui one who
""u' cAc:: i;i"rr vigilance, or attend NOR.
l'"'"iily to ;:il The duties attaching 10 the posi-
,i,n oi Publisher
Th" Editorial Department Of the H~r,1I will
;m presided over hy Il gentleman of acl:nowI-
r''-:"' ia!"':t and ability, Mr.. ii. T.. McC;,wAx,
a.'v Il na'iv" Of III" District. We wrlcou,. him
/" The editorial ra:.k, and hope iha, he nav find
is n''" av"cai."n on" o! peace and ,.as,niness
The U.wH has our wnrn"st wishes for its
s'"c's* and We sincerely tr;st that its Eli,or
an! Proprietor may each enjoy the full measure
"f tiic!r hopes.
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In icI 70 arr The Ln" IN Ltiufiou 10 Las,
Hii ""a I'St'tn,"n!S n"d far r.hcy p"y,,>.x-
SE','"N |. Ec H'"nr'ci iy Hc s n"ir n,,I X..usc
cf representatives. m".r mt oud Siiinr N Iey.
"'' .lSs""'i!k. "mi IN III" n",iyr;fy Of n. s.,uc
That. from ! alter The passing of this Ac: R.nI
Estate purchased. ar otherwise ncuuired :C,cr
III" nahilg aud publishing Of las, " ills =. ii r.s
'"'n""t', shal! pas by, and Under til. same, in
ih" same manner and to ic same cxtcn, as per
spnhl estate now does.
SIC. ,. That all drviSrs, lcgacirs, or Lc,u..,s
made to. or III favor OF, any witness or tin. Lus
ht;i! or wife of any witness, To last Viii; and
lcHia'ncts of real or personal estates or uf both
c""b'l"'!, o. "f any other property, csta,, or in
tcr"st whatSocvcr, and all other interests and .l,
"!il:"S or appointment; conferred ", sucl, witness
or the husband or wife of such witness, l,y su.I,
last ills and Icstnrnrnis, shall be- aud the same
are thereby declared 1" l'c nu. and void and sucb
witness, or tn" husband or wifi. Of such witness
shall bc competent and credible if u,hcrwi 9 so
I" prove ,l" said last Wills and Trs'anlcnis
SIC 9. That hereafter the Prnl,ate. in ]nc
form Of law. by am1 before the proper Ordinary
oi all last wills and TcsiamrntS, whether of real
or personal property, orof both colnhncd or. of
any other property. estate interest wlaisoe yer
shall be good, sufficient aud cl.ciuui in law. in
the same manner, and to the sam" extent, IA If
the said last Wills and Tcsta,mcm,s were rxciu.
sivcIy Of personal estate and no devise Of Real
Estate shall he admitted evidence in any case.
until after Probate before the Ordinary.
SIC. !. That all Acts and pnrts of Acts rcpur.
anthrret0, or inconsistent! herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed.
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During BmrglaH-The store of Mr.. Ucise,
OH Main street. was forcibiy entered, on the
night of the 7th instant and jrwrlrv I" Ilr.vnIne
of about $500, absracted. Ais, about So or
500 in money. The main 'n"',y drawer. by
some fortunate oversight, W 5 nn, touchcd.-
There were other articles Of minnr value car.
rid on The rogucs were very p"rscvcing and
deliberate. Their first effort nj one window fail
ing, they tried another, with the Success above
stated. After their dcprcdalons they leis,rely
possessed themselves OF the decanters, and after
drinking freely Of the contents left then with
the glasses they had used, on the COUNTER
Mlcre is, yet. no development which may
lead to tho discovery Of the burglars Among
the articles stolen were large number of rings,
pencils, gold chains, &C. Carokinian.
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Il S;ght Nercr Btforc .Sccn-A veteran sea
captain made til" statement that, Oh Inst Sabbath
hr saw such sight never before seen. ns
he supposed, III this o" any other connlry-iic
com,n''ni"" service administered on board ship
oi I'll" United states navy-ihc receiving ship
North Carolina lie said that IN connection with
Rev Mr. Jou"s and Others from the Mariners
Church of this city. he went on board this old
ship at the nn"y yard, and there. in connection
with ih" religious services. the pastor and dele
cation from the Mariners Church received into
the same! twenty three sailors in full membership,
alter which the holy sacrament Of the Lords
supper was administered. Ii was n precious
session. Five of the twenty three were bap
tiz"'l; eighteen had been baptized in heir infnr-
cy, showing that they were The children Of pious
parents. n finer set of good, intelligent looking
men he never saw. Some of them cOnd speak
s"v ral 'liiferrOt languages, and five six differ.
cnl naiionalitics were rcprcscnted.-ChristiamM In.
tcNiyemcer.
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FIRST Hcn. of Pac!fc Railroaa Expenditure
The Washington correspondent of the Alex
nndrln Sentinel, in noticing the report of Gen.
q. w. bowman, Superintendent Of the Public
irI,tl"g' calls attention TO tho fact that the
printing Of the Pacific Railroad report will cost
over one million of dollars This furnishes a
s.l"tnry warning. Wha. will be The gross cost
"f IN unconstitutional enterprise, of Which the
mere Incidents are 30 alarlninga Moreover,
IT shows The necessity for n thorough reform in
the management OF the public printing. We
call again Tor retrenchmeEt aud reforni.-Ea-
QMirer.
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baltimore. As an evidence that Baltimore is
no longer village, the Wilmington UcraM ex-
tracts from the .imcriean'e S.a:cmen, ,I,o G,I,,v
ing statistics. by wl.lch it will be seen ,la, ,he
trade of the city, during the past year, an,un,ed
to not less than one kuadred and eight millions
Of dollars:
Boots and shoes, So. 900; hooks and pa
per, 3,00o,000; coal, 3.050,ooG; clothing G,56O.-
OoO; copper, 2,000,000; cotton, 1925, ,O0O; cof-
fee, S,9oo,0nO: drugs, paints DC, l,5oo, ,On0 ;
dry gods, 3OO00,O00; carthcnware. / .O0O, 900 !;
fish, 2so,oo0; flour, 1886. 900; grain, $500.
600; guano. l.000,0OO; hardware, 5000, 900 ;
IRON. 2.ODo.0 900; leather, 100000: live stock,
4,l74,0o0; lumber, 100000; molasses, 90O,-
provisions, 1000, ,000 piano trade. 326. .00O salt
$4,000; sugar, G,0OO,000; tobacco and cigars,
4,9S0,0O0; vessels. built 1865, 900 whisky, 67O,.
oUo; wool, $4,000. Total, $l0S,0o0,oOO
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U uililllcrClul.

AEEUviLLE. Jan. -, 1852
f''i',". There has been some increase in the
quantity offered during the past weed. We
quot" present extremes at . tn ! e.
CmAEIE,r"H, Jan. 10, 1859.
C"ff"".-Thrre is little inquiry tor cotton. anl
prices are weak.
C"LUMDIA. Jan. II, 1859.
CDf'o".-rhc supply "f cotton on sale vrster-
day was light; about 2u bales were sol5 ut 969
llHc.
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The late London papers contain the following
from Rome. Al the consistory TO be holden on
the GOTH il is probable that two new cardinals
will bo made-one for Rome and another for
America. Should this news be true, America will
possess u. cardinal for tho first time. The arch.
bishop OF Baltimore Is spoken of as likely TO be
the Hrsl weafer Of red hat in the United States,
- |PdAt. GioJe.
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Var U'ci"rdhv Ire Cnmunch.x -1Hr"afrs.i
HrM"Hi'*.->r. i.",.ro. january 5.-Ai.. Wno..-,
II passenger arrive! hv the overland ta;.i.,,n;:,
r!ai''i waT and are .ly awaiting II favorable .,p
i"rtnniy {" aiin-li the -;.::". =, ri. E..>i,ri,
for! "i the ton"" Eivri. tine s;,.... ;,,,s.I be-.
tween tw" c,.mp iirS recently suu..;.".i with
i"'!. In'rish" III" lr",'ir IL. T.. IN .'it.,
Whr were 'ioui'S- deferred ,r,,i, Ii. fr :;i -.
tack by ih. numbers ami >:..,.rJ 8. i. mai
par Y. II l. hoped thar III" j,r,., ~. ni ~.
':""?1 r"r'nflv -'nt n!ns ihr roads. from .'nr,
>im;h, VIII chrci. tie operations ct ,.r m.rl:,.v
I'm arn"dAnr" Of quartz vr"S have been dis
covered Oh r." g. IL: Several agents of ,i.
'ai.'"rmi, Mining Company maxim. rx.,Iuin,-
lions 10 ascertain whether ntc!IiiIrry can be in
lr"!mcc'i with profit.
The weather has been very cold in Cafor-
MIA
Upwards of twenty th'ving l.,li,ns have been
Killed in T"mpamn county.
trrOy" Freeman, il, .n"n Of Il. Green r.. ,c!,
Company stage lr"pi"i"s it. siiI to haze ~,
ris money.
Sr. Io,.s. .Tannary 1..-Th. overland mail
brings California dates Ia the l3t!, Drrr,i,rr -
The news Is mmIrnl'ortant The. h"-lil. attitude.
assumed 10y The nIrunrhc Indians h, co,,iu He'd
'hr station men along The line of the overland
route tn erect forIiira'i6ns for their prni,clon
Ia" STOCKTON md Kansas mail parry was turned
back by the Naviors, vino threatened To rx;rr.
inmate them if they attempted tn cross ,,rir
country.
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Spa" wisAes to Purchase a Portion Of TIE
Omifed .Stafcs.-'rhe proposition to purchase
Cuba had come So often, that Spain seems IN have
grown Tired of it, aud hence ia about to pronose
to the United States 10 sell Key West to Spain
The reasons given for her desire to possess nor.
ton Of the United States territory are so plausi.
BILE us those usually given why the United States
should have Cuba, and IS fair retort upon our
Government
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Dpll,elleal.

MARRIED, OH the s0th December. ls5s, by
Rev. Joseph Gilbert, Mr.. w. B. BROOKS to
Miss ANNIE B. CARRINGTON, all Of Able.
vile Dist.
MARRIED, on the 26th December 1853
by Rev. Abraham Machon, Mr.. JOHN w,
KNIGHT to Miss FANNIE JOEL, all of Laur.
eps Diet
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LIST OF CDNSIGNEJ;S.

RCm"ini"a IN he Uspot at ALhe"iNe. for The
~N'k r"djny Ja"mnry H. 1859. I;
DR.. : Fair, II : Kerr, J 4 Calhoun, II JOnesfJ
n W Lawson, Dr. J J Warllaw, w Burtonf
Samuel & Colhran, Miss Julia McCnw, IL Ii
k""x. Hon L G. Perrin, ID J Jordan, Cobb II III,
ter ~ Co. G 1 Haskell, VI Smith, EJ Tay Er.
j Il Bell, ~ L Turner, j AicI}ryd- l. II Rujeli
ID. H. SONDLEY AR,
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ever. Tax Collector. i..,.h .,,n., r,,.t..u;i:, +,
a',uut .:;,y .fy ,: ono. ,,r Lir,l nd death.
each, III h.. ,n;r. i.r :.!:,,, ANY ,.y,ician ,r
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on" "r vn h...n.. for u, ,r.,.,. or ,l ,,,.l,.i
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was 10 v;.;rr Ia. A':'' i,r- =. liz. blanks w:
in'icrt~, ".,Ir h;,MHnut .,..... ar Ter ,"ath;.
often ,ipi,. i-' .":.- ...t,m: :r..ni CON
fusion Ii: IT, I",Trn> u however,, ciiI.! I've"
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Hon. Stephen 4 Dou.las arrived in Wash
ingi"n at seven ocl""k last evening, and was
received and congratulated by n large number of
his friends assembled at the depot. On arriving
ut bis residence. he addressed II few remarks to
the crowd ut his d""r. expressing Ills gruifica-
ton at returning to the District, which, next to
Illinois, hr deemed his homr and whose best in
tcrcSls would over find in him friend. An in .
tended scrcnnde was prevented by the sudden
death of Gen. Henderson. Mr.. Douglas con.
l'nucd to receive the CONGREGATIONS of his
friends toa late hour last night Washington
Giobe.
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Large. Beguest to Yale Colleqe.-Henry I.
Elisworti', of Hartford. Conn, bequeathcd oil
his immense property, except $lO2, 0G0, to Yale
College, aud it IL estimated that the College will
receive about 100000.
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RNpm!rl N"''"n% i" h"n~S.-Sr. Lo-,a
inu. 5-!I, - .w!',".i. Kansas. ".,rr->,...!
dent "f ih" : i."nis D..n".r::i sny- Ina: ~ m
Hamilton, -. ra... "f tl.r .ai,y v!.n rn,ii,i.d
the m'r"co" ,::.!i i* al tie. ti.n,",, ,::,al.
post. last May La: a"n H." i-i in >"u,lrru
Kansas w'''' " Lag" i'ni. of 'l"::'r.'" n,.n,
ANA mas a.rr iv ""':,'nii. i var:s:i. err. :,";
Bailey, Il tr-" >;',:" man. rha.-v:! with steal
ing n"cr'"> 20" Nrrrrl rrnmtv, Missouri l,,S
been Killed. .t ~. i:..':..r Mr. lnn,..!:r!I /.
wealthy ir"" ~lr'. ,i':h :..'..:.f IN Vernon cn.n.
ty, WAS Sac!:,.;,:., '.,r;,..,!.
!, is rcp".",;i'a, Montgomery is rai-in. n par
ty I" r"i'"l ,h,lavn*;n lay Hamilton, and that
bc'h r;,;l;c. ~, I.:.r,:nr.l 10 li-!!,
dr>r:.,ch fna k;:..: CIV s,vs rl.:t nrany
OF Jay niw.is, Em'!rr ta:';. E.owa, riirr"i
Bates county, J,.,!uri and snl. !n..r h,,. ,,> iu
Jesse JackS"n They a!.n burned hi. h,,,sr
down.
1t liz stated N sn"'l an;',o iry l!int Coy. Mod.
AIRY has ordered four companies of darnni.s 10
start for thai :;.i"n nnl la: also ordered four
c"mpnnr's q! militia I" he raised in Lima and
bourbon comics. tie u''ic"rs i,: whic, have. nj
ready been commissioned. and ,n:;h.r that he
has t'lr.rhrhr 4" Ih. >rrr' :ary "i War To sri.,l
rrin> AMI AMMUNITION from -. l.nuiS, w!,;cI,
has been done. 1t j. expected that th">" c,.,.n.
ties will be kelt under martial law for some
time.
y reliable r"son from The vicinity Of For,
Scott represents h:I: h, r"r.!irnu uf tlu"> there.
IL similar to Ire :E,:S of il.r nuinri,.nS Mu,r,.l
The Whole county is ';ivh / INTO" Jay h:,wk..r>'
and a.ii-!,y y-hlNkrrs" formed .r The p,l.,.-r
OF committing ~. ats e.: crimes Many i"@
periab'e people '''""r: 20 Tia. :" LAY hawk" ~
and they are oo"i.N ri,h III h. >n,m" of IA" Nm
listers rf The a"s;"r. y" u-:i. !iclr i.u.
proper Kind ut ...,l.,. /. ii'i,. hii,,! "f d..
rIcat ions, t".I.. ..l,;.:.: i,, conn, IL
ted on them by H." =" :'.:""ry irt'iy wh"r hey
were in tl, n,.;rri.v.
The pr"-savcc party sill hold most Of the
public oi!iccs ana are accused Of mosl"pprcssivc
acts.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-13

The Nc.o british .Hinister-Thc National
Mi"hgenccr says:
1t is stated that letters received at the British
Legation in This city announce that Lord Lyons
will arrive here early in February. The report
by the late steamer that Lord Abcrcrombie is to
he the successor Of Lord Napier is Il mistakc,
nrising probably from the circumstance that Sir
Ealph Abcrcrombic. HOW Lord Dumfermlnc, had
retired from the Hague, and would Le succeeded
by Lord Napier
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-13

The brig Echo. registered Pminnua, forfeited to
the United states for engaging in the slave trade
was sold here yesterday, by the u. - Marshal.
for $2$O0 cash. Charleston Mcre.ry, m iusL