The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-06

| Hntit'cS uCI |" tHnG CIWm wDl!u
sho has always assortad@ltHHt u
being tho lEmpirc State Of til.
South
Can South Cafol,n4. rot do r..
mnch for herscIt? Viii hot IT,.
press in this manner lcud her ain
towards developing our in1nstrinl
resources Arc not our rnilroad-
rs munifircnt and pntrIbtiE? Are
not our people IN LiEtbitaGIc ? O
feel that can .pcHE for ono SEE.
llon.) And arc no! our farmers
AMI planters and mcchniiius ~
desirous Of ittefthNnglig Views
and comparing notes With onch
other, and thus cditying ono nu-
other, and both by prccept nnl
cNamP'e tonditcing to. dir ma.
trriaI rroSpctily lind individual
and col 'tttivc SUCCESS? What saw
y"n, Mr.. Editor ? Ns Gcorgians
say iii convci|tidn; Ttt's hcur'
from Columbia.
And why should not Charleston
speak ? NoW that thu dear old
city is cIrnnsch ircui hEi baptism
in political nhh; Why should she
not be able to extend Il greeting
to II convention OF planters aud
mcchaniCSH Foil this bull, Mr..
Editor; it. will catch moss that II,
no distant day will grow into u
beautiful green covering for the
entire State, nnd compcl her to hc
what she should hc--a worthy
agricultural and mechanical rival
OF this "nt:rrriS'nE sister of hers.
A.
\ lirEEirNNE Uf SruNEs.-In
ZaraIr. II city of the Argentine
ErpuhIir, there happened, on tho
Sth OF June last, Il l'rightful hurr.
cane of stones. Thc tordova Prem
S0 describes 1t NJ follows:
!: was about halfpNst + 4. NJ,
the atmosphere without the slight
est breeze, and snil,ocating tn"
clouds went on slowly accumuIn.
ting in great masses IN tho West
5 y. Nj. struck; when a dull We,
frighttul sound was hoard ta, off
TO tho cstward. " ~ minute ul-
forwards Tho storm broke in an
awful form. II began with
sound like the discharge Of heavy
artillery, With lightning. I'll.
unusual violente And fury, bring
ing with ita cloud of stones, such us
never had been sccn before. CHEESE
stones wero rs big Hs gooso eggs.
fell everywhere, very few being us
small rs that ola pigeon. Houses,
huts and roofs "f I'll sorts suffered
terribly; some were knockedover,
others nnrooIcd, and all injured.
Not Il pane Of gluss ora public
lamp survived unbrrltcn, aud many
were carried to n great distance
hy the force Of he wind. Build.
inEs c"posc't 10 thr fury Of tho
blast looked us il Il rifle corps Ind
been doing their best against
Them. Many amin ais were rr.
ported killed, and one woman and
child.
: MISERABLE CANARn Tho cannrI
about the loss OF the steamship Henry
Cbanncry is the nluSt hcnrllr>S that has
been invented for stock robhng purposes
III many y day. II Is true TINT the IN.
ventor had the grace to insert n report
that tie faH*ji's"ra aud crew had U.s.
capped, hut the immediate and inevitable
effect Of the story even will this nldi.
zion, must have been To fiji with anxiety
the mind Of every person who had "a
friend among the passengers And when
1t is remembered that the miserable liz
was told, with Ml lis consequences Of
mental suffering, in order that these il,
the conspiracy might trick unSuspeclins
holders Of Pacific Mail stock into tiSpos.
ing Of their property for less than it was
worth, The infHluy Of tho transaction Is
almost beyond belief.
Mrs. f'.ailin. ia The last nmmhrr
Of her paper. lays this down as Il
social axiom: "lt'n rigid analysis
Of tho present condition aud the
general results Of murriuyr, na
now practiccd were to DO gone in
to, We do,iLL if thoro would br
found single circumstance to
recommend its continuance
Qnrcn Victoria hAs given or
doris that the pulpit sand glass
which indicates the length Of tim"
allowed for tho sermon in the
Royal Chapel, shall be mrnsur,'I
. for twenty minutes only, instrah
Of an hour, as formerly.
Loss or HAIA1N TtnHst5. --t'~r
glyrerinr two onncra, snl phur onr
ounce, acetate Of lead two drarhm.
wator eight ounces. TO be we'll
mixed and applied by means OF il
sponge.
Wilson .tgnr Il poor Virginia miller. i'
said by the brooklyn Enelo to have -.
ceved over S20O,0oO during tho past thr""'
montha from Gales Of 40 improved hnliin ::