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R. G. Holmes, of Beaufort; hoped the amend
ment would not prevail. II ANYTHING WAS
wanted in this State it was q compulsory pro-
cess as applied to children'and their parents in
the matter of education. He had the privilege
when he. was child OF going to school and
never were better friends; and he did not want
the same privilege denied to his child now. No
low should be made which recognized distinc-
ton in this respect, and people ought to be
compelled to educate their children.
r. D. Elliot also favored the section in it's
original shape. The.question involved was not
whether white children shouldbe placed in the
seat but whether white mon and black should
keep their children at home in ignorance and
degradation. Educate the children by COM
pulsion, and there would be no danger of
sesond secession. The masses would rise
against the treachery of dishonest leaders,
strengthen the bulwarks OF the republic, and
establish harbor OF peace and prosperity.
Ignorance was the sustainer of. tho late gigan-
tic slaveholders' rebellion. i,
]. K. Jillison, one of the. Committee on
Education, read strong and well put argu-
ment m favor Of the amendment quoting au-.
thorities To show the result of a compulsory
process.
J.-J. Wright was opposed to the section,
and, after q speech, m which he took the
control. over this matter, instead of the con-
.vcnton, offered as an amendment that "the
General Assembly may provide bylaw for the
compulsory attendance Of children at either
public or private schools, &c"
B. T. Whittomore made probably the most
forciblc speech OF the day in support OF tho
section. He reviewed the arguments Of pre-
teding speakers, and Mt length demonstrated
the importance Of adopting the compulsory
process of education, whather viewed In Its re-
latfcn to morals, law, religion, br the political
welfare vf the State. !.
G. P. Leslie opposed the clause; said its
adoption would probably lose for the ratifica-
ton of the constitution thousands Of votes, was
morally and politically wrongt and.contrary to
good sense and precedent. In the course of
his remarks he fired several OF his fancy stots
into the ranks OF the committee, mada an inn
mense amount OF fun, stirred up some bile,
was called to order number of times, and SIT
down with the previous question close uponhis
heels,
r. l.. Cardoza, being. chairman of the COM
mittee; was alowed fifteen minutes on the main
question under the rules, but tho convention
filed up the short interval with flibustering
motions and points Of order until the hour OF
adjournment, in order to give him the time this
morning.
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a IA Attack upon the Ballet and Modern
Fashions.

An article entitled ''Thc Farewell ofthe Fig
Leaves" ia the March number of the Northern
Monthly-attributcd TO Miss Olive Logan-is
by far the ahlest attack on the ballet that has
been ciicl.cG since the "Black Crook hrst
display cd liz demoralizing attractions: Ihe
writer, who has evidently had an extensive
stage experience, assalis moi only the ballet,
but tho exposures tolerated by the extreme
fashions OF ihe day A single paragraph will
give a good idea of tie treatment of this SUBJ
jcct:
ga somewhat weary distance may seem to
have been travelled over III this rather resume
than statement of the obligations Mt once bind
ing woman TO modesty and her guardians to as
sist her in the maintenance of that quality; but
it is to be feared that before all is said the con-
ncction with the special subject of improper
personal exposures may be only too evident.
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Market Reports.

New YORK, March S-Noon-Sterlng w.
Cola 71t. sixty-two. coupons 1Os; Virginia
bonds al; Tennessee ex coupons Cog; De' OA4.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn 1c. better. Oats. 1ac- better.
Pork steady Lard dull at 15sa16]. Cotton
dull; AIiddling Uplands 23c. Turpentine firm
at 7Oaa71c. Rosin firm; common and good
strained So Sdas So. =.
Evening.-Cotton' very firm and in fair de:
mand. Sales:.S9O0 bales at 2S cents: Flour
irregular and unsettled. closing for Southern
50 Halls rs. Wheat steady. Corn 8 to cents
better. Mixed Western 81 1sa1 %. Mess Pork
s24 so; old s23 Is. Lard 15lal6t. Groceries
quiet and firm. ~Turpentine 7Oa7f. Rosin
IS 25as7. Freights quiet and firm. Sixty
two coupons 11o3. Gold At. Sterling weaker
at 81. A-good supply of cotton and produce
still Offering, but the demand was light.
BALTIMORE March S.-Corn lower; White
81 1Oa1 IA; Yellow 81 IL. Wheat quiet; prices
we'll maintained. Rye dull: Provisions quiet;
no sales. Coffee firm. Cotton firm; no sales.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-Whiskey irregular at
81 5oa2 20, duty paid. Pork less quiet; old
s2S 5Oa24; new s24ia24s. Shoulders 11a; Clear
Sides Is. ::
LOUISVILLE, March s.-Pork s25. Shoulders
13S; Clear Sides 15t..
81. LOUIS, March a.-Flour quiet. the low
grades being in fair demand; Superfne s3a
o25. Corn SOas5. Provisions dull. Pork s245O.
Bacon unchanged. :.
AUGUSTA, March S.-Cotton- market Armer;
sales 500 bales Receipts, 800 bales. Mid
dlines 21ac.
SAVANNAH, March 3.-Cotton in good de-
mand, and advanced; Middlings 22}c.: sales
9S7 bales. Receipts, $500 bales.
WILMINGTON, March 3.-Turpentine 8. firm at
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Cotton quiet; Middling 21c. Par firm at 50 9S.
Marine Rcports,
New YORK, March S.-The Saragossa, from
Charleston, arrived to-day.
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. The Reconstructio N Conventions.
VIRGINIA


RICHMOND, March >S.-;The convention reso-
luton approving impeachment hes over. The
Judiciary committee reported adversely TO the
netition for the removal of State officers at
nresent, and the Reputation OF debts contract
ed prior to '65. They also reported a bill reg
ulatins the appointment and election OF off-
GERS. and the reorganization of the State judi
cial system. A resolution was adopted, that
the $4,000 remaining OF the appropriation for
convention expenses, be divided equally among
the members and officers.
NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH, March 3.-A resolution OF Dur
hams, prohibiting the assemblage OF white
and black children in the samo school vas
voted down. The report of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, oustins Mr.. Martin
(Conservative), of Yadkin, and giving his seat
to Mr.. Marshall (Radica), was passed. The
other business was unimportant.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, March 3.4The convention COM
pleted the judiciary part of the constitution.
The Governor has the appointment of notary
public in each judicial district, who shall have
the functions Of justice of the peace. The
formation of volunteer companies is author
lied, but man may escape at a small expense.
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Spafiat :uotifes.

e-. CHARLESTON, MARCH 8. 106s.-To
THE EDITORS OF THE DAILY RESPECTED
Sirs As Communication has ul peared in Tuesdays
Mercury without my knowledge and unauthorized
by mo, beg to state, through your columns, that,
feeling grateful for the position rendered. do, with
much respect, beg the acceptance of this modc of
declining the same. ?. 5. NOlSETIE.
March 4
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Tho Maryland senatorship::

BALTIMORE, March 3.--The Maryland Legls-
lature voted for United States Senator to-day
without coming to q CHOICE, each House vot-
ing seperately, Thomas, who was rejected by
the United States Senate, receiving the high
est vote. Tomorrow the legislature will vote
in Joint session. The vote was very scattering.
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EoK PALATEA. FLORIDA.

FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDISA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. johns
RIVER.
NcsoA. STEAMERS DIrTAToR AND
Izs:.-:sfs-ass zss.::asfsass CITY POIN!, VIII leave Chareston
e7erJ Tuesday and Friday Ercnings, at o'chsck.
for above laces and Sava nah every Wcdnesdoy and
Saturday. OF 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
steamer DICTATOR, Capt. L. Al coxETTEa, sana
Tuesday Euening
Ste mer CITY POINT, Capt. s. ADx1Ss sails IN.
day Eucni.g.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or at ofnos
of j. D. AIKEN CO., Agents,
January 8 Souih Atlantic Wharf
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Bs-pEIERsoN.-on Thursday evening.
-Sffp1fRpE1U, IfhfpE1U AARON w. JACOBS to Miss EMILY j.
PETERSON, second daughter OF tho late SAMUEL
PETERSON, all of Charleston, S. c.
DESvERNEYS - GLOvER.-On' Monday after
noon. I'd instant ut o'clock, by Rev. ALEXANDER
". MARSHALL. E1r. ROSWELL r. DESVERNEYS to
Miss JANET A. GLOVER, bo of this city. ~
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was burned-loss $500, ,OOO. The establishment
was insured for $50, 900. A giraffe, valued at
twenty thousand, will die from burns. A pair
of tigers were burned which were valued at
81, 1000. Tie gorilla was burned. The gisntess
and Circassian girl barely escaped. Some
twenty-eight animals became victims to the
coufagration.
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funeral aotiff.

ag-Tho Relatives and Friends Of DR..
and Mrs. E. GE DpNos arc requesten to attend the
Funeral OF their snn, CHARLtS GIGNILLIaT, at
St Paul's Church, This Afternoon, at o'clock,
without further invitation March
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FOR NEW york.
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RATES OF PASSAGE, 71s Fe-e
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lst Cabin to Paris Us Storage 70 IaEisi .s .oH
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Rates ofuassage from NeY York TO Halifa1; Cabin
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steerage passage from verpool and Queehstovn.
$40 currency. Teke's can be bought here by per-
SONS seuding for their frienus. lr,- -.
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February 20 emo
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M-NERy0Us DEBILITY, WITH ITS

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SPECIAL NOTICE 10 DELINQUENT TAX
OFFICE, CHARLESTON,
FEBRUARY "a, .1sss.-Ths following notice is here
by published for the information OF all persons con-
ccrned:
Whereas, many of tho Taxpayers OF thu City OF
Charleston have nos mel their dues nnthe 10th inst;
And whereas the care of tie city, tho property and
health, comfort aud lives OF the people demand
roportonato contribution from each for the general
good, 1t is proclaimed that the delinquents must
promptly come forward OF be proceeded against ac-
corning to law.
BY order of the Mayor
wM. W: BURNS, Mayor. .
W. L. SMITH. Clerk of Council.
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FOR cuERAw. GEoaGETows, GARD

FOR CAERAW, GEOaGETUWs, GARD.
, NER's- BLUFF, AND. ALL INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS ON THE PEE DEE RIVER
rN@A TILE FINE LIGHT DRAFT
,RsssssSszs steamer PL ANTER. Captain G. CA2-
points, ana will leave To-4orrop Night, 9th inst,
AL Freight to be prepaid on the Wharf.
No Freight received after sunset, "
For Freight or Passage t-,ply to 80 so
JOHN FERGUSON,
March i Accommodation Wharf
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rIriuuGM raCkE TO FLORIDA.
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT. HILTON
HEAD ASD pLUEFroN.
.,r--e-, CHE STEAMER .piLoT BOY"
,S.ass.saa--. s.Sa.a--. Captain w. T. McNELTY, will leava
Charleston every MOA,iay Night, nj r. O'Clock, and
Savannah cv-rv Ued.ssiGy Morning. ut O'Clock.
All Way freight, also blub;cn Wharfage, must be
pre- paid.
For Freight Or Plrsaec, apply 70
JOBN'FEBGUaON, Accomno odaton Wharf,
March - -.i-.l.
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INLAND ROUTE TO BEAUF0RT

AND HILTON HEAD, VIA ROCKVILLE, NORTH
EDIsTo. AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
- -,,csaHi TIE FINE STEAMER. FANNIE.
r7s5If7z.s 7sI5fiz Captain Frss PIECE. Ehr1esva TO- the
above points on Thursday the 6th- instant, at
o'clock P. NJ.
Returnin will leave Hilton Head Friday Atttr-
noon, Beaufort Friday Night, Rockville ,unday ut 10
P. NJ, and >orth Edisto Monday at A. NJ
Freight received diy, and stored tree OF charge.
Fc- Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
March 8 3 tuw Accommodation Whaif
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s8-cIrY TAXEs.-0FFICE OF THE CITY
Tki AsrREE--Undcr the Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for 1865 Taxpayers arc informed that, during
the present month, Taxes on Real Estate must be
paid; Also the Income tax specified in the first Sec
fion<
The fifth section reads
"Any person or persons, or corporations, falling TO
nav the taxes in the manner and at the times herein
before prescribed, may double taxed at he option
of Council. and 1t shall be the duty Of the City
Treasurer to forthwith issue executions against the
goods, clattls and other property OF said persons
or corporations, and lodge the SAID executions WIN
tne civ Sheriff, who shall Immediately proceed for
tho collection OF the same, in the manner provided
by Ordlnaces Tor the enforcement Of executions"
oface hours from a. NJ. to 2 P. NJ
S. THOMAS. City Treasurer
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NoTIcE.-.orFIcE OF CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sd January, 1sGs.-Holders Of
courons of the Fire Lean Bonds of the City Of
Charleston, are notified that those due on the list
instant will be paid en- presentation ct the First
National Eank in thus city.
$. THOMAS, City Treasurer
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aS'NEW MARRIAGE GUDR.AAN, ESSAY
for Yo ing Men. on Physiological Errors Abuses and
Diseases. incident TO Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
meann Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of chrrge. Address DR.. J. sKMtN' HoUGHToN,
Howatd Association. Philadelphia, Pa
January 81 8mos
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spefial aotifes.

NoTIcE.-I, JoHANNAH LEVIN
sHoN, wife Of JACOB LEvNsHoN, residing at No. 10
Beeufai n-street hereby give notice that month
after dIte shall carry. on business as q FREE
DEALER =.
charl aston February %, 1858. - ~@''
February. % sws
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
[BY ATLANTIC TELEaRApH.l


THE FEN1N TR1ALs-LATEsT FOREIGN MARKETS.
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LONDON, March 3.-Evening. 93t.
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LIVERPOOL, March 3.-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
quotations unchanged. Breadstuffa and Pro-
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LIVERPOOL, March So P. M.-ootton to ar
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LIVERPOOL, March 81 3.-Evening.--Cotton
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std.; Orleans 95d.- Sales 10000 bales. Man
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Burning of Barnum's Museum
NEW YORK, March S.-Barnum's museum,
with tho curiosities and most Of the animals,
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Queer Revelations.

HISTORY OF THE PURCHASE ora LONDON NEWS
PIPER BY THE FRENCH EnFERoR-sHABBY
TREATMENT OF A oHAR1EsToMAN.
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vesaedH,y investing ina bottle of PANKNN's BE
PATIO BTTTERs. Fer sale By all Druggists,
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gScE offers an sS excellent as e1seed nedin% tnep
Merchants and others VINO wsn VI the stote Hates
Of adSsrtisns very reasonable September '6
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@ NOTIcE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Steam -waterboat AGNEs.and the
sleop WATERFRONT. will present the same on or
before the 5@ dcy Of March, otherwise they will be
debarrsd payment, OF the Pilots Office No. 40 East
Bsy-steet. JOHN MAHoNY, Jr.
Febr uary 20 4
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Marine Rcports,
New YORK, March S.-The Saragossa, from
Charleston, arrived to-day.