FIRST DISTRICT,
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Oy The augusta Constitutt0naliSt asserts,
with reference to article on American Pms,
that the duty on Imported Pins under the New
Tariff is equal to 100 per cent So much the bet
ter fer eur argument if this be true We stated
the fact that in consequence OF this increase OF
duty, the price of Pins has been reduced in our
narket-and this fact stands uncontradicted. At
The same time we stated that the American Pins
arc far superior in quality to the Imported. The
American Pin is solid headed.-that IS, the body
and head are one piece, which is an advantage
which would have prevented many fatal accidents
it has sitter body and sharper point than It's
English rival. Now if we can have better pin
at less price made by our own wo1kmen than
we can get abroad, what american should object!
The point of our article was this An increase Of
the dutu on Pins has reduced Tie price to Tie
American consumer and if the increase of the
duty be greater than we stated, much the better
for oul argument.


SUIclpE-A young man named Daniel ). La
brce aged about l6 years, committed suicide week
before last at Dexter, Me. by hanging himself with
silk handkerchief. He is supposed to have been
deranged. His parents are highly respectable





SHIpwREcK schooner Ezra Wheeler,
Capt Gaudy from Philadelphia, for Charleston,
S. c., was driven ashore on Folly Island Beach on
the 29th ult She sustained considerable damage,
and had not been gotten of at last accounts. The
crew were saved.


HuRRAH FOR RANKIN I'VE learn from an
doubted source that lady in Rankin County gave
birth recently to FIVE large living children at one
and the same time. About year ago, the same
person brought into the world four fine hearty boys
at one time The woman, we learn, is pious
Christian, and doubtless thinks il her duty obey,
as far as she can, the command of the Scriptures,
Increase and multiply Tallahassee Flor.
STEAMBOAT AocDENr.-The St. Louis Repub
lican of the 25,h ut. says -" The steamboat
Mermaid in descending tue Mississippi yesterday
msrniug, sunk keel she had in tow at the mouth
Of the Missouri. The keel was laden with II 900
bushels of wheat for the New-Orleans and New
York markets. The whole was insured in New
York


HEALTH OF NEw-ORLEANs.-The Picayune OF
the 2Sth SAYS; THAT ever-unweiceme intruaer
Yellow Jack has not yet cleared quite out. Two
cases OF yellow fever, which had assumed the most
malignant form Of the disease, terminated fatally
yesterday, in the Charity Hospital.


An sARREsr-Occasionaily an old rogue in the
Post-0fice Department catches it. On the 2Oth
instant. The y. S. Marshal arrested ex.Judge
Jackson, former Loco Foco Postmaster a. Bell
vile, Richmond Co, Ga, on charge of robbing
the mail in 1889, and conveyed him TO Columbus
for trial.


fiRE,-We understand that the Mills of n.
Aurdeck, Esq, in Plymouth, were destroyed by
fire on Thursday nigh; of las, week. The esti-
mated loss we do not learn, but are told that the
Ckenango Mutual Insurance Company suffers some
three thousand dollars CChenango Telegraph.


FIRE.--We learn from Pcmeroy & Co.'s az.
press, that the paper mill Of Mr. Paige, a, Little
Fails, He,kimer Co, was DESTROYED bv fire nm
Thursday morning.


o. The Cincinnati Republican of SATURDAY.
states that Henry Krsiz, German, and well know n
umbrella maker on Wainu,-s.rcet, between Third
and Fourth, in that city, was drowned in the Ohio
river, near Jse Hcndcrson's, few days previous
He lest his life in endeavoring TO save that of 6
favorite dog, which fell from boat, and which he
sinsularly enough, feared could not reach ,h'
shore.


70 a Princeton n. I.) paper states that la
boring men now working among the farmer
In that region for twenty-five cents per day art
provisions found.