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EUROPE.

FRANCE-IM HEALTH OF THE ENPERoR-THE
SENATE SESSION CLOSED.
PAaIs, September THE Emperor will
come to Paris tomorrow. The Presse says the
condition Of the Emperor has improved little
since Yesterday. His strength has increased
and pain diminished, but it is not believed he
will be able to 20 out to-day. The Emperor
yesterday signed most Of the DEGREES present.
ed, in bed. To-day be received Rouher and
the ministers bearing the Senatus Consultum
which has just psesed the Senate. l,t. .,
The Monissrr complains Of the difficulty to
obtain any authentic advices OF the Emperor's
condition to-day. No1doubt variations OF tenn
persture have exercised unfavorable influences,
retarding the promises OF convalescence and
rendering the pains more severe. The Empe-
ror was unable to walk out yesterday, but he
passed an easy night. Meanwhile. DIR. Rcard
has sgain been called to attend him.
The sessions of the Senate have been closed.
TIE FaKscH SITUATION DrsoussED-rRINcE EA-
80 PoLEoN's POSITION.
LONDON, September THE Times, in an
srticie-on the French situation, says, many
think Prince Napoleon's speech was only g feel
or TO arrive at knowledge Of mems minds.
II so, it was promptly answered. The clamor
raised places the real liberal aspirations
Of France beyond doubt. The Princes
speech may be taken as the programme
Of the imperial government, such as must
arise when the present men and principles
are removed, and when the constitution is
reSormed on the basis Of n,tional sovereign
ty, municipal selfgovernment, and ministerial
responsibility. Prince Napoleon's part in the
new order Of things depends on the chances OF
the Emperor's recovery. Should the Emperor
live, liberal ministry, with Prince Napoleon
at its head, would be an experiment worth try
ing, II the Emperor's absence from the Cabi-
net is to be indefinitely prolonged, it is difficult
to say who could dispute the Lieutenancy OF
the Empire with Prince Napoleon. The present
crisis in France cannot be without grave con-
sequences, and the Prince has placed himself
in q position in which it will be no good policy
for the Emperor to dispense with or overlook
him. s.c
ANoTBER DEFEAT OF THE cARIlsTs IN SPAIN.
MADRID, September s.-The "last OF the.
Oarlists" known to be on Spanish soll-thirty
in number, under Estartus- were defeated and
dispersed Monday, by government troops. near
the city Of Gerondo. It is reported, however,
that there are four hundred m ore on the French
border, but measures have been taken looking
to the prevention Of such movement.
MINISTERIAL aEsPoNsIBMIrY IN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, September TAT the next session
Of the Prussian Diet ths liberal party will in
troduce proposition for ministerial RESPONSE
bility.
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TREMENDOUS GALE.

PRouDEscE, B. L, September s.-There was
o gale last night which prostratei the tele-
graph connecting with the cables. The gale
was the most severe. since 1916. The damage
was immense throughout the State. Several
lives were lost. Nearly all the steeples we're
damaged, and one demolished; probably one
hundred buildings were unroofed, and many
vessels were driv IN aahore. The sloop Reso-
luton was wrecked, and two lives lost. The
papers contain tour or five columns of details
OF wrecks and disasters.
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TEE oLD DOMINION.

RICHMOND, September s.-Genersl Candy is
sued his proclamation Of the election this
morning. Gilbert q. Walker is to be installed
rs Provisional Governor on the 21st instant,
and John F. Lewis Provisional Lieutenant
Governor on the 5th Of October. The Legis-
lature is called together October 5th. The
adoption Of the expurgated constitution is an
nounced. The following Wells congressman
are proclaimed elected Aver, Platte, Porter;
and the following Walker congressman: Segar,
at large, Booker, Ridgewsy, Mckenzie. Miner
and Gibson.
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asr soLoMoN's BIrTERs.-THIs PRE-

81 sOL0MON'S BIrTERS.-THIs PRE-
IARATIoN. compounded by one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists has. during the short time
in which 1t has been offered to the public, attained
q reputation which has almost entirely driven out OF
market the various tonics and stimulants which, for
q few months. by exorbitant putting and heavy ad-
yertisi,ig, succeeded In building profitable busi-
ness for their projectors.
soomon's Bitters are not of the hashy style, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought puts and
fictitious recommendations for sale to o gulibe
public Their composition Is well known to and ap.
proved by many Of our best physicians, and the pro-
prietors depend upon the intrinsic merits of their
medicine to make 1t as popular as It il curative.
They do nc pretend to offer medicinal prepara.
ton that will cure a the ills that flesh is heir to,
but they do contend that the judicious use OF these
Biters will greatly alleviate human suffering. and
bring very many to Q state of comparative health
who have long been strangers to that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any oro.
fessed curative Is worth dozens or hundreds of
bought certificates, and the Messrs. soLoM0Ns
have only published few out Of the hundreds ofun-
solicited testimonies which the have received. We
this morning give copy Of aletter from Hon. ALtX.
Il. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the past six months has been known to the whole
country His few earnest words will 90 much fur
ther to confirm the good opinion already existing as
to the beneficial qualities Of this medicine than
would columns Of stereotyped recommendations
from unknown parties:
LIBERTY HALL,
CRAwFoHDsvuLE. GA August IA. 1862.
Aessrs A. A. So1omons q Co., Druggists, Savannah,
Ca:
GENTIEMEN-Please send me half dozen bottles
OF your Bitters have been using them lately
upon the recommendation OF friend, with decided
becet, In giving tone 10 the digestive organs and
general strength to my system. Send by Express,
with value endorsed, c. o. D.
Yours respectfully,
(signed) ALEXANDER b. STEPHENS.
August "a limo
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xFTO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.-THE

@TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.-THE
CHARLESTON OPERA HOUSE will be ready to
open about the first day of December. The House
will be the most elegant Of any in the South, and
superior to any Theatre In New York save "BOoths 8
Theatre" and the "Grand Opera House." Seating
capacity about 1900
Applications for hiring by the single night, week.
month or for the year, must be made to
JOHN CHADWICK,
Care of JULIUS L. MOSES,
sent7 Charleston. So. Ca.
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1NrEREsr1SG DECISION.

MONTREAL, September s.-An interesting
case, involving much property. was decided by
the Supreme Court. The court decides the
marriage with an Indian woman legal, and
makes her children legitimate, while the chill
dren Of the subsequent whitewife were illegit-
innate. Leave was given the defendants to ap-
peal to ENGLAND.
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"A London correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller, to illustrate the universal tondness
for rowiog which prevails in England, says:
Il saw four-oared boat ON the river, few
days ago, manned as follows: Bald-hesded old
gentleman pulling stroke, two daughters amid
ships, small boy bow, and very small boy
coIswain. They were pulling well-a good
s:roke-clean through the water, and in mar.
row boat, too; think it was SHE'LL"
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Tho Relatives. Friends and Ac-
ouaintances of Mr. and Mrs. A. GRANT. and Of her
sons, E. WILLIAMS and W. WILLIAMS, also of her
daughter IsAbELLA MAXWELL are respectfully in
yited to attend the Funeral Services of Mrs. A.
GRANT. OF the Zion Presbyterian Church. Calhoun
street. at half.past Four O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
sept 10
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l6THE NEArEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
The oHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4s EAST BAY, having replenisbed Its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality aud latest Styles is prepared TO execute at
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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Sept 10
sgoFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES

uTOFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON, AU-
GUST %, 1sss.-This Company is now prepared TO
FUND THE INTEREST DUE, and to become due on
September 1, 1859. on the Bonds Of the CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en-
dorsed by the State Of South Carona, according to
the provisions Of Section Third iSd Of an Act to ena
BILE the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
to complete their Road which Section reads as fol-
follows, viz:
SECTION 8. That the said Company ia hereby
further authorized and required to fund and redeem
the Coupons for interest OF the Bonds Of the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, qua
ranteed BY the State, now past due, and that may
fall due ON or before the first day of September,
1859 by issuing therefor an equal amount Of their
Bonds with Coupons attached for interest, payable
semi-anpually at the rate Of seven per cent. per
annum, ana the principal to become DIE In twenty
years after the date thereof And ths payment OF
said Bonds 80 IN be issued IN substitution for inter-
est Coupons shall be guaranteed by the State in the
same manner and as fully the said original Bonds
OF the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company
are now guaranteed; subject however, to the provi-
sions OF section OF this Act.
The treasurer Of the Company will FUND DAILY,
until Saturday. llth epr-mber, between the hours
of Nine snd Two o'clock, at the oface of Messrs.
CAMPBELL sEAv.SOK, No. so Hroad-street
and thereafter OF Ofcc Of the Company. foot Of Mil.
street. g. W. FISHER,
Auoust 40 mVf Secretary and Treasurer.
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RELEASE OF TIE HORNET.

HALIFAX, N. s.. September s.-The steamer
Hornet has been released. but it is still believ-
ed that she is destined for Cuba, and will re-
ceive men and arms At sea.
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THE RADICAL STRONGHOLD.

MoNrPE1lER, September s.-The Vermont
election yesterday was unusually quiet, and
the vote small, with Republican majority of
twenty thousand. The Senate is unanimously
Republican. The Democrats have four MEM
bers in the House. ..... ......
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sT The Members OF the Friendly
Union Society are hereby summoned TO attend the
funeral of their late fellow-member NATH ANrEL
EDY, THIS AFTERNOON, at halfpast Three o'clock, at
his late residence. south-street.
Sent 10 T. B. MAXWELL, Secretary.
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LATEST FROM CUBA.

HAyAsA, September s.-The Captain-Genera
has issued decree declaring salt and medi-
cines contraband OF war, and prohibiting trans
portation into the interior without permits de-
scribing the contents and giving the destina-
tion Of sll packages.
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Spefial MGtifes.

sycoNsIGNEEs' NoTICE.-CoNsId-
NEEs per British bark 7INco. from Liverpool. are
hereby notified that she has been entered under the
Five Day Act, and that all goods not Permitted at
the expiration of that time will be cent to the tooc
stores. hA7hNEL q o.
Sept 10 iamo
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Spefial Notices.

as- "LADIes DELIGHTED" AND MADE
beautiful by using the MILK OF vfoLETs, the
m ,st exquisite toilet cosmetic ever produced Sold
by druggists and fancy goods dealers. Wholesale by
v. W. BRINCKERHoFF. New York.
Cant IN
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TIE CoLLIERY CATASTROPHE

AyoNDLLE, Pa, September s.-E1perienoed
miners have explored every part OF the mime,
but it is said that two bodies are shll miss
ing. One hundred and eight bodies have been
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5unsrai Aotifes.

srrhe Relatives and Friends Of Mr..
and Mrs NATHANIEL RDY, are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Services Of the former, THIS
AFTERNOON at Four o'clock, at lions Church, Cal
houn.street Sept 10
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AyorHERl j COAL NINE DISASTER.

ST. LOUIS, September s.-The main shaft Of
the Warrington coal mine was burned to-day.
Fifteen men escaped, more or less hurt-one
fatally,>
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TEE PIGEALLS.

San Francisco, September s.-Koopman-
schaap left TO- day for tour Of the Southern
States preliminary to his departure for China
to procure cotton laborers.
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-Au immense national schuetz snfest will be
held this month, at Liege, IN Belgium. At
least thirty thousand sharpstooters will be
present.
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THE RICE CROP.

The Views Of an Experienced and Intel
ligent Plsnter-Probable Result OF the
Rice II HarvestAn Extraordinary
Year-A steady and Uniform Labor
System our Great Want.
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nTC ONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAM ,DekR, from New York, are hereby notified
tha, che Is 1H1s DAY discharging cargo at Ad9ers
South VIII :rf An goods remaining on the wharf at
sunset will be stored at owners r1sk and expense.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Sent 10 Agents.
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@ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Ansto.ny, embracing the sub
jects bow to Live and What to Live for /; Youth.
Maturity and Old Age /; Manhood generapY review.
ed nc Cause OF Indigestion Flatulnce and Ner-
yous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophi-
cally Considered, &c. These Lectures win be for
warded on receipt OF four stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo-
April 10 mwf1yr
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NOrlCE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER
for seamea's wages or otherwise, against Yacht
ELEANOR, will be paid unless contracted by my
order. 4. A. GOLDSMITH.
August lG mlmo owner.
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Admipistrstor de bopis of John Fergus n.

NOTICE., THERESA sONNTAG, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAG, Dyer and scourer, residing at
No. AL Marketstreet, south side. do hereby give
notice that will carry on business as Sole Trader
In one month from the date hereof.
Augustus limo THERESA SONNTAG.
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THE CoLLLERY HORROR.

Eject upon the People OF Scranton and
Surrounding Country-Mtning Opera
tfons Generally Saspended-The SHAFT
Doscendod-The Unfortunate Men not
Reached-An Hopes OF Saving their
Lives Abandoned.
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sgPRErIY WOMEN.-A COMPARATIVE
LY few ladies' monopolize the beauty as well as the
attention OF society This ought not to be 3d. but 1t
is and will be while men are foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using HAGAN's NAG
NoLIA BALM, which gives the bloom OF youth and
refined sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleas.
ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of q red, tanned. freckled
or ruetic complexion who will invest rs cents in Ia
gans Magnolia Balm. It's effects are truly wonder
full.
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Spffial aetifes.

aTNOTI JE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
make application to the Legislature Of the State OF
South Carolina at the ensuing Session for q renewal
Of the following Lest Certificates Of Six per Cent
Stock Of said State. standing In the name of Honora
bic q. D. LEsRsNE: CERTIFICATE No. 1s, Six
PER CENT. STATE CAPITAL STOCK, under Act OF
1853 and redeemable IN 1883. for $2s7o and GER
TIFICATE No. 90. SIX PER CENT. STATE CAPT.
TAI STOCK, redeemable in 1885, for $3.50.
JOHN @. WHALEY,
Administrator de bonis of John Fergus7n.
Auqust1 10 1amoS
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To preserve and dress the Hair use Lyons Ia
,hairon. p4o wfm1mo August Is
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THINGS IN ORANGEBU URG.
irRoM DUB OWN CORRESPONDENT !

Cotton-politics-personal-Local Topics
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JAMES A. BRIoas, Esq.
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.-AFEAXRS I'M THE ST4 TIE.
Fairfield.

On Tuesday morning last. ~ instant, the
dwelling house OF Mr.. W. a. Milling, near
Buckhead. in Fairh sid District, together with
the store occupied by Mr.. Smiley. adjoining
the same. and two hundred bushels of wheat,
was entirely consumed by fire. The fire was
first discovered In the storeroom .onnected
with the store, but not before the flames had
communicated with the mann building The
inmates OF the house barely escaped with their
lives: It was undoubtedly the work of an in
cendiary.
base ball club has been formed ia Conway
boro,, with the following officers: T. @. Burr
roughs, President; 3. ~. Lewis. " Vice Presi-
dent; j. A. Mayo. Treasurer; ]. w. Sessions,
Secretary; @. u. Jchnson, i. B. Smith, 81. D.
Hemingway. Board Of Directors.
The Horny News says: "a few citizens OF
the county met on Monday Afternoon, IN obc-
dienca to cali to form nm Agricultural 8ocIo-
sE. asT, I. Sessions Was called 20 tho chair and
O. p. Bolton eyn0inted secretary. After s01ns
discussion on tina modes or fornainE ,snGt socie-
ties, q rasoluti IN to this etfscE sWaa adopted.
.that the chairman appoint ono citizen AZ each
t0w0ship in the county TO CONSTITUTES 8 oomna:s-
tee, whose duty itiahaIi be to propose c1nsti-
tuition AMI by laws for the society and TO XnSks
nominations for the of3ce OF said society, this
committee to make their report at the next
meeting. to be held I'm the cOuethouse In Com
wayOoro', OH sale-day in September, ct 10 A..
H.; second that sne cis,xsna RansrsSiy be re-
spectfulIy requested to attend safd meeting. /"
L
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TIE NAW T4xTILE MATERIAL.

II is hardly time yetto pradict chat The nav,
textile material, '.RamAn viii aupersed q, Or IN
any degree be substitute for cotton r. vii,
take the place Of linen, ilof ANYTHING for n ia
very high priced. Samb.es rails ed and nrenar-
ed in Mexlco sold in LSndon At two shi,linos
and six-pencs per pouu&; ana. the anecimena
OF pre- pared Sbre and manufactured articles
sno"n aS the Ycent exhibition in Cincinnati,
were pronounce to bear close resemblance
10 hnen' with a aky gloss which is not oh.
servable IN liuen\ The plant is q astive Of
Japan and has bNp propagated by seed and
by cuttings in Axico. Fron, Marioo 4
was brought to Nouistana two Years
sxo. anu las Deen Introduced 10 Texas,
Arkansas and MISSISSIPPI TING assumed VA.
vantages this plant has cotton n ia ,,.,ff.
ter fibre. it's greater hardin Ass. ana "a oors.
parative exemption from aNc., q, 80, !.
But as yet. although thereS NJ ranc.,s.s , ~ I.
patches oftwelve or fifteen aclN ~ ~. ,,y.,1t
this season IN some parts Of the Aocth raYn;a
has been grown only exper.m entsk -. ;niv Il,
nurseries,. and it will b. some tin ssasc-s 4.
ramle.fes generally throughout theN Ntsnn f.
triots Its resemblance to silk. rafX.. .s., -.
ov'sons Or even linen, may make ita xass..s
4 introducSQn undesirable. since RAM ,,s.,
bear the sAme relation to silk that ay
does 70 coffeA The japanese are said IL
the fbre Largely now to adultsr ase the the,, " y
ond-rate silks. "
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Il ExraRArzoM no 3EONafA. - Georgia is hold
inR ont Inducements TO Immigrants, especially
to Germans, and the s.Eirsk German Immagra-
been eStablishAa with cspltal StoSk III go .OOO.
divided int0 800 shares 0k 41D0 each. The id sE.
tion Id to aattle . coaony in the pinD regions oS
the State. ID dilyeat thc cardtal In land and tsa
Ghincry. aLds 10 manuthctnre; tar. 9hip pltcka.
ssheer pitch ssAnd tugpentino from rims, and n.y.
rDh4ue0uD Mold and aAnntA lrcm oai. 10 share.
holder can OWm more than swSnsysavo eharSe.
~ the design lii " HnAle the 60smpany co-0pe-
ratiyes and To ad0ntigyt S*tky lA60fef with n.
The euc0e6e CT thiD C0mpaay will sioad 10 the
aesnt os - 49, ssss:... . sss sss
liar plan. III n
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~ NOTICE - 70 iOr OWNERS ON SUI
LlvAK'5 IsLAND.--Ry virtue Of an ordinance, sati-
ned i1 Town Council the arst day OF August, 1sat
al ownsfs Of lots ars hereby not,Asd and required
to attend Of Meuieville. tH parapn, Or to send On
abe-boded hand, 70 work on the streets ana high
Ways. on MONDAY. August I6th. and for hve succes.
aivc days thereafter. with provistcns and SUCH hoop.
spades and wheelbarows % mag be neesssary.
All pcnaItiss wl be rigldly enforcSd sesnst dsiin-
ausnts. q we'll as sgeiA.t those n deAuitfor the
yesxs 1861 and 183e. IT
y For The convenience os chose wishing to commute
thair 1abox a. well u in aefault for previOda
lAboe. The sfdtsndant win be In Charleston On TV
DA1 aad HAxUnpAY, 10th ana lA;h instant between
the hours Of and O'Clock. at the Law Once Of e
b. KM0, NO 81 Broad-s&rest.
nv ordsrof zNO. n. ToUHgY.
AacsaississilIs, august .. lss.. ss,isnass1.s. +
August r mws3
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HAxDERBIzr AND aAR11sox.
A Queer Btory-Dld Commodore Carr.
aon try 90 Shoot ConamoAo Wander
bile

Queer BtOEy-Ofd Commodore GRrri.
con try 20 shoot Commodore Wander.
bIle \
road King" Of New York
There is in New York steamboat man by the
name OF Garrison. When Vanderbilt began
running his steamers to San Francisco, he en-
gagged Garrison at ten thousand year to at.
te I'D to his business ct San Francisco. The
years, and was in writing. A little time after
the Commodore sold out his interest to the
PaciHc Mail Company, and Garrison was left
to himself. The latter threatened and finally
being weary of vanderh,lt'a delays. and hens I
mar. famous for his Herruieai, powers, he cali
ed upon the Commodore ct his little office in
foqrth. street, near Broadway. On entering
Turning TO Vanderbilt, he said: ..Commodore,
you are at my mercy. You, or I will never
leave this office TIL you have settled with me-"
Upon this he drew ont an ,mposiDg looking re-
Vanderbilt is. not easily terrided. Address.
Ing Garrison, he said: Captain, keep cool;
You are joking. Even il / wished could not
pay your demands here at this time"
claimed Commodore, it is uselesa for You I'd
talB 60. ThiB account must be settled. You or
will be dead, but I will not leave this Office
TIL you have paid me-"
0oW cin IL 6alo vanuerDlit, now Deg1n.
ming to feel the discomfort OF his position.
well, said Garrison, g 10 thst safe there
you have enough to pay me-. This account
must be settled. or you or / die, that is ALL y
The Commodore looked sternly Rt Garrison
TOR o MOMENT, then turned to his safe, drew
ont sone stocks and bonds, and saad HGarri.
son, you are game Here are stocks ana
bonds. Take your dues, and leave
Garrison selected one hundred thousand
dollars of the precious certificates, pOoketed
them. and walked of. Ever since that time he
and Vanderbilt have been good friends. Gar
risOn 10 still here among New York shipping
Snen, many OF whom have known HIM in even
more serious roles than this we have described.