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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
EDINBURGH REVIEW.

The July number of this quarterly opens
with review of Watson's Life of Bishop
Warburton. The quartos and Octavos which
bear the name of the Bishop of Gloucester
are now scarcely known, even among sch0-
lars. As the author of "Divine Legation" he
is perhaps best remembered. In this article
we have set before us the main features of his
life, and a glance at his many and varied
literary productions. Lady Duff Gordon has
recently published work upon Egypt, or
rather series of letters written during two
years residence in that country We regret
the notice of the work in the Edinburgh is 50
brief for the authoress seems to have hadmany
opportunities TO give us better insight into
Egyptian life than all those who have preced-
edher, on this, untilrecently, unknown field Of
investigation. The book will no doubt be
republished in this country, although we have
not, up to this time, observed any announce
ment of its forthcoming. Perhaps the most
interesting article in this number is on the
Dissolution of Parliament" written pre-.
vious to the recent elections in Great Britain,
and is what we term campaign" document
in this country. The writer is a moderate
Liberal-spiced with reasonable degree OF
horror at anything like Democracy-equally
disliking Toryism and the School of John
Bright, and setting up Lord John Russell as q
political leader who has no equal. The ques
tion of extendingthe suffrage seemsa as difficult
of solution in England as in this country, anC
this writer attempts to point out the tru,
course of the Wing Liberals, should they b,
in the ascendant after the elections TIL,
other articles in this number are entitled ai
follows:-Idiot Asylums; Early Italian Art
Revision of the English Bible; The Tunne
through the Alps; Streets Gothic Architec
ture in Spain; China and Japan; swinburne'
Atalanta in Calydon and Munros Lucretius
Republished by Leonard Scott & Co, New
York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
WORTH nR1rIsH REVIEW.

In the'last number of this Review may be
found the following named articles:-F. a.
Wolf; The New Gold Mines and Prices;
Three Women of Letters; England and Nor
way in the Eleventh Century; Popular Reli-
sious Literature; Symbolism in Christian Art
and State and Prospects in Italy. Leonard
Scott & Co., New York This well-known
house republishes the four leading quarterlies
Of Great Britain and Blackwood's Magazine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
A GOOD NoMINArrnn

The Onion Convention of PHILADELPHIA
assembled in that city on Thursday morning
last and nominated Morton McSIichael, ESQ,
the energetic editor of the North Amerfcan
and United States Gazette, for Mavor Mr.
McMichael has ever been identified with tbs
opposition to the so-called Democratic nortT
is an eloquent and able champion of the ca,,ss
of the Union, and should receive the sunnor,
Of Of every lover of his country in the Quaker
City whose interests he has long advocated
with mastery ability.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
HOOP SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
NEW SKIRT FOR Isos-S.
The Great Invention Of the Age In
moor SKIRTS
W. BRADLEYs New Patent DUPLEX RLLIPTIC
tnr doubls) SPRING SKIRT

= W. hhADLEh new fhteut DufLEA hLLlfiiD
Tor double) SPRING SKIRT
This invention consists OF DuPLHx Tor two) ELLirTo
PURE REFINED sphlAes ingenously BRAIDED fIaHT-
IY and uRhLY together, to lp0E, making the
TOUGHRHT, most FlRADLR, ELAsTic and DuRABLR SpRH0
used, They seldom BIND on bREAk like the Single
Springs aud consequently preserve their perfect
beautiful Shape than twias long any Single
sprlug skirt that Ever Has or Can be mSde.
The wonderful hexibllty And great comi0rt and plea.
sure any Lady wearn tho Duplex Elliptic skirt will
Operas Carriages, Railroad OAri Church Pewp, Arm
OhArs for Prsmenads aud House Dress the skirt
bs folded when In use TO occupy small place easily
ond conveniently ag Fix or Muslin Dress.
lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and Great
Convenience Of wearing the duplex Elliptic Steel sprin
dispense with their For Children Mases and Young
Ladies' they superior TO all others
The Hoops are covered with ply dou twisted thread
and will wear twice as long tue Single yarn covering
which IL used on all siuge Steel Hoop skirts The three
bottom rods every SKIRT also Double STEEL and
twice double covered 10 prevent the covering from
wearing OF the rods when dragging down stairs stone
steps, ke, &c, which they conrtanty subject When
10 use,
All are made of the new aud elegant Corded Tapes
and the boat quail In every part giving to the
the most Aesful and perfect shape possible
are unquestionAbly the lghtest. most desirable com
Portable and economi ,al SKIRT g, or made.
VESTS BRADLEY CARY, PRUPRIETORs of thO
Invention, aud SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 81 CHAM
BE Rs, and 70 A 81 READE STREET, New York
For sale in ali nrst class stores in thia ety and
throughout the United States and CanadA Havana ds
Gu Mexico, toulh Amerea, and the West Indes
Er INQUIRE Poh THE DUPLEX RLLftTIC (oR
DOoB E) SPRING SKIRT AA d
Augle 3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
NOT STRANGE.

~: ~ Is not strange that corrupt tree should
D'lns iol'h corrupt fruit. Nor that fallen
race should develope every form of wicked.
ness II IS not strange, that children. whose
characters are formed in measure before
'neir Dirth' and whose tender minds are nil.
ant ana impressible like the molten way
should be much like their parents, to whom
nnoer God they owe their being, and, under
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29

Annual Conference. annual Confer
ence of the Union American Church took
place in this city last week. On Sunday the
religious services were attended by an i'm.
mense number of colored people from Penn
sylyania, Maryland, New Jersey, and all parts
OF this State. Some three thousand persons
were present on the occasion.
Alarm Of Hre.-The alarm of fire on Sun.
day evening, between and 10 O'Clock, was
false.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
DIED,

PYLE.-On the 27thinst., Mrs. ANNIE PYLE,
wife of Sergeant William II. Pyle, lately
deceased from disease received in Sauls.
bury prison The relatives and friends of
the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, James and Catharine Carr, No
493 Orange St, on this, Tuesday afternoon,
the 29th inst, nj halfpast Q O'Clock, to pro-
coed 10 Trinity Cemetery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
THE CHOLERA.

Tie Rapagss in The East What zoe soiR haze to
do 10 agoid IL.
WAsHINGToE, Aug 27-0ur Minister at
Constantinople officially informs this Govern
ment that the Cholera continues to extend its
raVages, and says:-"Had proper quarantine
measures been taken at first, the Introduction
of the Cholera from Egypt might have been
prevented" 1t seems 10 him, from the expe-
rienceat Constantinople, that II will be advise,
BILE in the United States to guard against ii by
the most rigid quarantine regulations.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
GROCERIES,.

And ~ ohsI articles usually l.sp, In arOe.ry stora
which he Is selling at the "' ei'iP
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Housekeeper1 are requested to call and s~sn,n. ~,
stock Of sooda The subscriber having bean snss1s. ~
the 81 very business In the store Of Jamss Ho IN IN
several years, feels confident that by strict attention ~
% ne n Elye entire satisfaction 10 ali who NAV
seSsm. JAMRs n JoNRa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
HOOP SKIRTS.
HOPKINS
Gas.
Gas,

GOWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS,
Are gotten up expressly to meet the wants of fast
TRADE
They embrace complete assortment OF ALL the NEW
aud DESIRABLE Styles. sizes and Length, for Ladist
Misses aud children, aud superoFto all others MADE
n point ofsymmetry, lnish aud durability; being sde
OF the finest mpetei Eng sh steel spngs-with Linen
finished Covering and having all the metallic sten ngs
movsAby secured, by improved machinery. They retain
iner shape and Elasticity to The laat-And WARRANT
NJ 10 give ESIikH bATisfAeIios.
Also constantly in receipt Of full lines ofgood Eastern
made Skirts at very low prices SKIRTS made order
altered and repaired. WHOLESALE and RETAIL Al
MANUFAcroRY and sAIRs kooN,
No. s2s ARCH suet, above Sixth, PlllLADA.
Ra- TRRNs CAsH. ONE PRIcE ONLY AuRt64m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
Tho Money Market.

The following quotations were furnished US by
R. R. Robinson & Co., Bankers corner.of Foarth
and Market streets, at one O'Clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
ELECTION.

u
An eleetlon for nine Directors Of the aWlninsl9i
has company" will be held at the onles, Thrs ena
tween the hourB Of Z and 8 O'Clock, p. M.
JOHN A. DUNCAN sseIsNil
August 10, ls6s.-ists
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
ELEoTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THR wnNISefoH sAyISss PUHD soClEi!!.
August ~ lss
The AnnuAl meeting Of this Society vi b ht
their ohiee, on Monday, the fourth day Of sePl,n
next, At 10 O'Clock, A. H., when 25 managers WV
elected for the ensuing yer.
A. W. SMITH, TrsasunI
8 E. Corner Eighth and Market slfs,u
The managers elect will meet In the evening o.
next day, September o, at 4 o'clock, to oHahlss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
Cedar Camphor

And BchWern'a Annihilatng Powder, the great
remedies for m0tha and All kinua Of Insects For sale
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
Aprlh No. COS Marknl 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
TO TEACHERS.
National Blackboard Stating

For sale by JOHN Il. PORTER, No. 400 Markets.
The above may be applied to Wood, Paper, PlaitH,
painted boards, eithernew or old, and 90 used
pencils. The manufacturer says ii ls warranted 10 n
entire sAustaetlon when used according TO the dli''
accompanying II. de-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
JACOB &. WELDIN

aA RESPECTFULLY Informs the citizen OF Wimtu.
H ton and the public generally, that he has on hsnd
bat his old astabllshsdstand, at the corner OF arr :
ENTH and KING ats general Of we'll selast
ed Family Gro eeres, which be will sell at tbs lowest
prices, aud on the most reasonable terms Having for
number Of years been engaged in the business - re-
specially invites the pubic 10 call and e4amius II,
stock, as be feeling conhdent 1t will give satisfasop
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
pEGIsTER's OFFICE,

DEGISTER's OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE CopsiI,
August I'D, W.
Upou the application Of Sophia NJ. DUPONT, Henry
POnt and Victor DUPONT, Executors of the last will
testAment Of Samuel Francis DUPONT, U. s, N, lil,
Brandywine Hundred, In said County, deceased u
ORDERED and dirseted by the Register that The kIs
tors Aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of hi
tostamentary upon the Estate Of the deceased, VIII
date OF grating thereof by taualng Hdvertil.n,ll
be posted within forty days from the date Of such NV
In siz OF the most public plae,s OF the County o.
Castle requiring all persons having demands aglhl
estate 10 present. the same. abide by an At' q
''m-l5 la such case made aud proyidvd Ana
cause the fane 10 bH inserted within tho sans paf
he Delaware state Journal aud statesman, usEipl
Published In wilmi gtoni and to bs eontlnusd 'a''
(~~~l Given under the hand and Seal Of odls' "
L. Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New u.
ten. RIO. FRAIM, RsslIAl
NOTICE.
All Ierssns having claims against the estate q
Deceased must present the same duly atlesIsd y
Executors on or before August 22d, 1856, or ahl'
Act Of Assembly In such case made aud provided
SOPHIA NJ. DUPONT
HENRY DUPONT, SkEeeuiol'i
VICTOR Dupont,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29

Do you want whiskrrs Moustaehesi Our Greeian
Compound Will force them 70 grow the
chi hair ou bald heads iu six weeks. Price ei 90
s pach ages for " o. bsnt by mali anywhere, closely
sealed, on receipt Of prize
Address, wARNEk 4 CO. Box 1888, Brooklyn, \
Aprii-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-29
Browns jamaica Gin
London Hair ResIOrl
WaISKERSI WHISPERS F.!

Eureka. Ben uOtts CocoAIne and ali other preparation
for the har for sale at thg Drug and Prescription etoi
Of Dr. ] Y. Mllson. COS Markal 81. inlYlA
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07
TuE INDIAN CAMPAIGN.
RcSuli3 OF Gen. CcIner's IGLei,tlan.

Ioit Llr.p.ie, De. l. General Come. io'aTci
Ga saturday from :no Powder k.ve. Indian eIpo 70
uoa HE column. Will t. le,e ~ 'ig dar'. 1ue
..t,tso. sc c.Iap.i.u ere tol inoHe AZ -
rl'I TIE Ii- srur,, SIOUX aaI AZ ... Pc "N1 tg
lo,. oA oui SIDE OF .;4n Cole o' .Ic -IA'H hc'.
ep., ans - men ki..-d and otDt q 80 Indian
ls Of from +)J 10 90 KILLED ano .are numb 9
wounded the e.ti.e desIIIc ioL VI ,ie v...4,c VI
AIupsuoes Hnt the ccptur' Of ,uJtelH OF '2 e' Lhd
niu.cs Tie Arap.hoes acknoTlcd.v- c.' o. u.s. o.
the hrnN,y Ia one lat.le aud aye 40 coming ~
naAc I.Nct. i'tlou-.'. however ;-at tnr sioux
and CAe, ,L4es are not Ill hiprci. NOT lt" 'hal
Us q men stouii be ptst.onei Al Tort CcAAe1 HAi
'Ay can p-ign continued aurnr the winter. The
cit2rns lear that the sioux and Che sIas' "' come
nggc t., roa, aud iG,crieEe W.iA tne mails and
'ceg'ayl. rletC- n i.l W. yar.-yd NJ -rteT the
o. oct euluar, sitlLI c..rn. tDgp-'. '-- po-h' oi
sto,'s in,erdel 10 TIE cN9t t4iuJn a.t'tii in l"e
ol use The trOt ~ were ilu.iuOus -Ii 't mes 'e'
discharge because TIE .,.e oa la .r''ri .nt e.''
ileuu WeIe nus ,eyi orl simcs. - soou - 'hey
ayl.Sed oI the plGiu'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07
News Items.
IBy Teie1raph u ne NeY rorl SUM

Wy telegraph u TIE NoD York SVn1
sS-Gov. HoEroS, Of Texas, died .i M.tagorda
on the lat Of September
Gov. AoRBls y, u Florida, has issued a pro,la
maton ordering an election for State Convention,
on the Let II October
Tar authorized delegst. ~ tho Democratic
party, of New Orleans len that citv, on tho 2s,h,
for WASHINGTON, ON an important mission.
OviE 1900 pardons have been signed within the
past few days. There are still several thousand
requisiions before thc President.
Tnt Athletics B,so Rdl Club, n Phil, ,lelpb,A
beat tie PaWimcf, OF Rilt NOR, vest rIav. A the
iotmer city' y tho remarkable score Of SO to 10.
,sTNAs1Er-GgSi RAJ nHsNisoS, during Sertr-n-
Der, ro caablished p sta scrvc, on NV of tine
most imror ant route, aHl rc.1peucl $50 y 81.
ohces, IN tie Southern States.
J2Tr'r OK DAVIS was removed ycstcrdny morn.
Ing under o s'~on. guard, irom his casefutlc
prison 10 ths quarters assigned hun in Carroll
Hall
luz proprietor Of tn Bait more Ci1prrg, W.
Wales discontinued the pu licaton Of that Journal
on Saturday, and having o.sociatei with him
Messr' c. c. Cox and II. NJ. Newport. commenced
I"''.'''HF he" luufAal called khe DAILY ClM-
M CfAL
II = ported that P4rsguav has force q ff,y-
six 'iousahd men 10 oppos' the Brazilian army,
which numbers al ut NV five thousand. The
P.'a1uayan General R1llcs has lee, 4. psrscdtl
by Col ncI ber.os IN he general command in
C1rrslt,.
GlN. Ci'uN suspSu. ,i A-s,s'gut sup.rirsudeut
CALLAHAN, uf tle frt, 'mru', Ruroau, nj shroycs-
pot La. from hs dr .,s, pending an inv, st,ca.
uon mo serious G. Ar. rs a.a,ns, him. Calah.nis
'he in. iyauAl who placed whole count under
are-t icv diva s.rr,
Hon INpAY'suyult1d NAH r'c In now entirely
fe" 90. H.. t"t, owl tos sta &c arc urr wing ~
htol.s.r, H.usff, up las. Lrs,ya.: SIX dsys
on ,ll,uuo eleven dsys from 49,, thirteen
by nom Ny.'l, hHocu days fs,m l.ah, and
N'..'g., s1a ,rhte' Gays ilcm ca ,.gn.s
In- auH' o. nc :or OTIS tree cue own %, vrcl
= teH h'tlc 4 spal-ylvaa0. cont H9usc
i's. No., a.s lo,u apYsapr.s,,v mo.lteI apI
a.s. up1- taeI rah at TIC Wa Dnii. .m,nt a.
washias.n. IL stump measures Early two
fee. ~ o meter
GOV. FEroN 10, made tie f,l OWN prro.n..
ments TO take ac. ON tle f.. inst. Breve. o q.
adler General Jane +. H., ate %. tie /. Now
rk N.Hn"ora &c. lc i..p-lc.caup uro, his
st9a c'l re V. P'ls., As aa, C.lui..
si. Geu,r.. q. STATE, - I've C1n.ll',atY Cen
e..i' 'Icc r.. a .tg's'g, res ,l,g.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07
Alabama.
Rebel Debt Rcpudiated, etc.

Washington, Sspf 2o-The President has been
informed by telegraph that the Alabama Convention,
bva vote Of ,xy TO nineteen, has passed. an ofdin.
ance providing hat all debs created by the State Of
Alabama In aid Of the lale wardirccy OF Indirectly
are thereby declared void and that the General As.
semhl' Of the state sha have authority, aud are
thereby forbidden to rativ the same, or assume TO
provide for the pivmcu' OF the same, or any part
thereof and the General Assembly of tie state Oh II
have uo authority, aud a.c forbidden TO assu..c or
make auy pIo, iou or Tho payircnt OF g, plrio oi
,ke dc"s contracted, or Incurred: di.,,'i ot'nl'-
tc''l" ~ the Confederate States, lie agcats o. i.'
authority
The Convention haa also docidcl.hv % vote of ,,vt-
on" io tvent, R.r, 10 tunr's a., nruen,u ..sto,As
Constitu.on o 10 ucpu.ar vote
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07
THE vIRZ TRIAL.
Further Testimony for tho Defence.
WashinV'on, Oct f.-rhe wirr Military CoInmi'-
sion re assembled this morning.

WdshiHg'On, Oct. f.-The WIFI hmtAIy toInInif-
sion re- e-sssembled this morning.
W. u. Hammond, connected with the late rebel
ice testified that GonteU crates could huy over
one octfH the ptrolCl prisoner oh'a ned ru,t Of
olho- ap ece from the supply Of the niied stat =
sAuitiry gOolr Icce we'd ct Ang.rsonNilie.
TO his eros rIminS,ion by Col. Ch.pnan, the
witness said that he never saS Capt WIZ boat o.
o9o at the pri.ousIs Ct war, but be had seen him
tax holc Ot men occasionally hnd thToe them ihiO
their pacca ,pcaknR 10 them IN a proialt manner,
be Icing ot gN.oTut tsInp'r; wiinose lied snufrlod
onions, Ctt, INTO tLet ecGA4e seIns them a. pTph1
TO he PRISONERS.
After the examination Of this witness, General
BrSss retired FROM the Court Room
Judge AGvocsts Chlpman then read al order from
the War Department, TeAcyins General Bragg iIou
duty or the Military Commission.
Mr.. BaScr-what I. the reason for tlh. should
like 10 tLow IL.
Ihc C,uri-You cannot ascertain. It Is nonc OF
yout usiness.
Nj. HGSer-Can not lie permitted 0 gld.e's iev
I.tunks to the Courtr
lie tourt-NC, Nr; uor TO HuEl motion. ~ u
roGC of vour business. iou have ro' hiu- TO 90 with
the uIGe.HC q tins Court.
M. bsler- Then must object ycu' action.
be Court Ihrie iuEO O'Juct.-u slcat 1t. 10 on
N1n !Vui u..utuon,
Vincent Haoo, an Italian, testified that ht vas he
uan who hlncSrc hii ace. IN c-ccl 20 make hs ca
c-pe. ile hgicd after no lLg l!acked ht, lace, 10y
u.lH.uL n with grng Oi -goiLg nsrrCos. To- get
D.. ashes, ard w. beng pui u the casin-gtnc.
Mr. BAKE" 10 iIt, Nlr---"ti9 ain TaLl p.'
Nj. Baker 20 tbe w.tnts,--"lH this tae o.. ' no
OF td yDI - q HAiyis EhS iuI - It tlt, a. r.
The vi'Les.--"No, III, tie, IS no; the msu ~uou
Tat old La ch tap,sln DO uos 40" aac .asue !
.ng OrCer i.r Iry ,uL.sN ..cIt'
utArr vi reme. we're then examined, wen tie
CYHpts on tdjournel.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07

red IN the Eastern section Of tbs, country n they are
cOriocty reported. show that TIE Mexican national
AUTHORITIES Ste not lsey to be immediately sup
pressed IL Il " cUu-se not impossIble that new
emoairnsmeut- for this government may grow out
IN Mexico. bus shsl co all that prudence, Justice
Gni honor require 70 avert them At The same time,
nstionS r'st Ii such precautions fail 70 'eeute u.
asnins VA tessiou. We .hnA then trust, lie able 10
ZEE without great eto- 20 ,hr new duties which IN
tLst Gaze VII have cevolVed upon US ! emslh n9t
hI' 10 hereto In the o.nlon that the drstnie'
Oh ne american Contiu, a., not 10 be petm.nrntly
coniio ed by s1v political arrangements that can be
made IN the capitals Of Europe.
AM sh, our ohedent servant - -
WILLIAM H. SEwArp.
wntiAu l. DAYroS, ETC.. eie.
ur. sew ard under date Of Sept so 1854, write, to
uebetA CsnbJ In command Of the DcpGfment OF
sIl.ged ef ftrsne. q, IN. S.sieas General CoriinAs
wi'h an armed fore. into the territory OF T,taS and
sppio!es oi General Csubys iepored Lotis, 70 not
tinss that snch an entrance vn an act OF hesnliv
towSrds the tnited stseA which would oontinus to
In ieref dasd April 9th, 1894. directed 70 Mr.
Gpdney trepie,entins the French dovstnment At
WashingtonA Nj seward rscspi'ulates the inio ms
uon conveyed by NJ. Godiiey in reference 70 the
emigration OF Americans 20 sonora and the designs
of the French Emperor in Mexico, III ailudine 70
"nISn Whs ihe 1se.s1Sc Q, s Ns and IN. good
VIII which the fmpeioi's Government maniiests in
thni communicative it' viev. and putpo,e, on lhe
subject mentioned, II nevertheless tema ins nv duty
10 say that this Government has lons rccnf-
n'zed, and stili does eonllnus TO rscqgn, re;
states OF MsIico AZ the sovereign authority in
thal country, and The Presiden. Benito Jusiel, I.
fecosnil., IN, Condition ., -sr sIstins in SsIico,
between ths, country aud France. We maintsin AT
so nv, ..u,r ,o nsss rcs s,. 10 idse in .susucs
OF tue effect OF The war upon tites or estates. We
have no hnowleh.e OF such an emtIa'0n from an
hi II such an emisntion hs. taken place thos-
persons no thus em'sT.,s Will Of coHte, be resard.
60 ~ ~ rec ar ,oxsrn,a
Msior Genera Heron, under date OF Sept "a, "a
NIluss 70 MS btpsitWsnt Noiuhhnuti thh tutis
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07
saturday. september 80.
South Carolina.
secession Ordinance Repealed - sIrxe,v
Abolished, Etc.

"''h'"ot'n Stpf. 2".-A dispatch has ju.' ,ca
received by she President announcing ,he oi,,, ins
"'ion l., The south Carolini Convention;
columbia, 8. C., sep, 2s-The Convention Ia "a.
!ouined' alter most Harmonious and uusnImou.
session Tic. have r.pealsd tue ordinance Of ,ece,-
SION aOo shec slavery olusliysd tho repre..at,t,oa
oI lhe se"sio anu tsHsdou throughout the.xtnte,
irving the election Of t,o,rtuor and pre,iden,l ~
tos TO the propc ordered voting In the Lesisa,urs
by r'rd roc, cndorsod the Administration uusni.
mou'y' AMI directed -ommts.ion To .ubri, ~.
70 the Legislature Tor the p-otec,lon NJ m. coo,s,
plpuetion. They have iite.,.e .poo,n,ed 1,,..
Warilaw, Alfred Iugcr snd Col. Da,kip. an 80,
your Excelloncy In foegonce 10 Ieler.on D.y,.
Governor Msgrt'h and Treuholm. Tho ,lec,ior a,
Governor and members Of tie tecislature gin ,aLe
place on the 18Th Of october, and jana, 1 nr, {,
nominated for Governor. I, s understood A. a, ,,o,
Perry will be sent to the United state. sept,r rh.
menhers Of CONGRESS will be elected In Nysrtsr
An extra session OF the Legislature nee A on tho
26th OF October All are loyal and In goOtoSlrl,.
lGovcrncr Perry has ordered tho oreaS ka.lon =,
one or more militia companies IN Hseh iudk Al a.
ttct Of south Carolina. lie dc61Dhis - iha
iie-ident hes allowed simllhE ores IL,
Mrs -ppi. The Governor says that W III
have lecn made, the m litia will turn M -
o'er to TIE civil authoti ilies or bring them [lss
eccofoinr to 'hc terms of agreement betworn I5rrs
Mr'De ard Gilmore and himself. He sdds fxfhs
70. .,'r futrt VII be voluntary in iis orehn 1Nor.
aud should be composed Of none hut di,crest nj
OF ittandinF aud character ia the community VINO ara
wlnng lsncr thcir services promptly ION
such forces throutho the Slate will have x 0aSsi
~ ~ g utatg ,h,nuence ~ pteseiving peace and e{fM
lIst ihcie Z powcr leady at hand, to arrNt them
ahi biing them 10 justice."l
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07

change in our po i'ics aud industrial 'eIation. ron
der distTust'ul of niy Ebity 10 fs 80 a. J',.
ties in manner TO m'tliy your e1p.cfqfions A.,
not hovever, feel at liberty to decline The ion
and iher,io'e consen that nv name he placed i'm
nom nation For the CON plifncntarv toms in which
your invi alton Il comrun Gated. has To mai, mn
c0fdaf scknov lcdsTen'. II elerie cd my enr-riea
shall he earnestly Ceyoted 20 develop te a,rtculiu
IA. commercial, mechanical and euu,a tluGl ,esour.
ces cf the state tud to urro her fotra.d In tb,,
ca eer Of prope rity which esrncsty TOP NAV riatk
her fu ule. Ihsve the honor to be, geni.eu,n very
respectfully your obe elient servant,
JAWS 1. OuR