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Now York Market.

The New York World Of Monday the 7th inst, says
On Monday last tho prico Of gold opened 127H. On
Tuesday May 1t touched the lowest point OF the weeB
and since then has been supported Mt high prcee
ranging from 1881 to 127S ny the engineering Of IN
auenrial bulls These bulls In gold have been favored
in sustaining the price by tho slow the
government interest due on Mny the advancement In
the rates OF foreign bills Of exchange the shipments Of
specie made bankers and others to strengthen them
seyes In Europe and the stoppage Of the ao for cotton
bills caused by the panic In tho Liverpool cotton mar
ket The disbursements OF the assistant treasury on
account OF gold interest to date 9G0 leaving
balance OF about Sl4 900 moro to como upon the
gold market. The gold customs receipts for the week
are s27l942 The gold receipts OF the week from Cali
fornia were $3ls2l and the exports OF specie to Eu
rope for the week little less than the receipts be-
ing Included In these specie exports for the
week are $i26i0 Of Mexican silver. thus showing that
tn. gold exports for the week $8U0OUO less than
the receipts from California. -''' 2
The Am -rican gold shipped for tho week amounted
bars and Spanish gold There are still in the market
unsold about 1000 600 Of tho California gold bars
Seyed this week and this sum, II offered af terms saa
70 tue will be shipped next week. as tho
export abroad tho only profitable that be made
OF gold bars Tho highest price In cash obtained by
prime oankert for their sixtydny sterling bills during
Sne week Tor round sumg 109x but Biles at this
ngn ngufo veie made only to limited e9tent, the
general repgsof the market being from 100 to l09k
Inc demand from the trade at the lower
e1trsne limited For tho packes which closed to-dpy
primo ianien sterling hi u were eola at l,0 to 1907
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
Arrived Yesterday
MAY 8

April af. sugar 70 EnsioS S"' Co. Bound to Belle
weather has put into this port for repairs. -
schr Z Clara. Barrett Phisaephia, 7days. Mdze To
Kerriean. Maracher, Lillienthal BolImann Bros,
ESgaTs Fog CO. Adser Co DIya
Jtg King Co Graeser es Smith, Capt Ellison NJ
Barkey Il Co, Pratt & Wilson Bros, ] H & Muller j
Russell, Hunt Bros. Rhett 4 Son, L Chaplin. h
son shs hSa
Holloway RR Agent. n r Go. II Klatte Co,
Lasterby. NJ Eason & Bro. r BonneIl,
schr kverglade. Wrann, Boston, IL days Machinery
chisolm Mackey Baker. I. Rooster, Adams, Damon
G eG G
schr Golden Gate Frisbee, Norfolk, Va, days Oats
steamer Emilie Beaufort Savannah via Beaufort, &C.
Mdze: TO H L Mccormick. Southern Express Co.
Steamer PILOT Boy! Payne. Georgetown. s G. 10
kS 9es and
Ellis, Mrs Ward King 4 Cassdey, o'Neil Z; Son.
Steamer DeKalb. siawson. santeo. 2ss bales Cotton
and sTndgiss RnGnats TO o Note tPspgls L
nHSsSgi C. Ghso% csd%e E9 soGs RripS
/ Sane6 Son; HeodeF: Hon iownsond. % is, Dr. j
Br brig Lone STAR Kennedy. Liverpool - days. Coal
To R Mure Co, and Order .
Clenreu Yesterday. MAY
schr Clayton, Clayton, Phadelphia-HF Baker L
Co.
| Went to Sen Yesterday. MAY
Brig Trenton, Sawyer Boston.
Schr Enchantress. Blatchford, Hnvre.
echr Adelino Townsend. Townsend, Boston.
Schr Vesta, Marshall, Baltimore.
| From this Port.
| Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York NAV 6.
| Steamship Gen Custer, Harris. Baltimore May 6.
| UP for this Port.
schr Jonas Smith, Nicholas at New York, May7.
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;HE MoRMoN CREED.-InquirieR instituted by
a. General Government with reference to the in
htiGn Of polygamy in Utah together with re.
y Efsf up the Mormon people to more vigorous
4tenee Of their peculiar tenets: An individual
3spoken OF by the newspapers who demonstrated
AM fidelity to tho faith by assassinating one Of the
gnaels, profanely allied in marriage to woman
ethe. Mormon persuasion. The knife must have
| hem applied in the orthodox style, and after
| pyerful consideration. However this may be,
ID disciples of the church took care that the Of
, hder should never again be guilty Of similar
hiacretion. Other methods OF defending as well
tspfopa gating> the Mormon creed are industri-
Msly employed. One wholly free from objection
htile printing and circulating of learned disqui-
iians through the columns of the Deseret News.
| harticle of this character, vel spriukled with
4 Scipture quotations, seeming accordant with tho
dGfrines OF Joe Smith, appears in the issue Of
4 AFil 5th The editor processes most conscen-
1 tius regard for the truth. He is q special ad-
nrer Of political and religious liberty. The bigo-
Tel and senseless people who pronounce Mormon
ism emo religion are soqndiy berated.. Right or
Wong, Brigham Young y 90. claim to accept this
afeigion as providing the only sure passport to
ee:estial salvation. Says tho Deeeret News:
"In that religion the principle of present and
As children OF God we have the same right to eX-
Apect and receive revelation from him that any por
Spn of His children ever had in any age or dis
1nsation, If we accept and abide the conditions
fGhioh secure that blessing to mankind. We have
Received, and continue ito receive, revelations,
aSuiding us in matters pertaining to our present
len3bins upon the doctrine of plurality of wives.
This was not given as permission because Of GER
tain circumstances existing at the time it re-
eei4ed, but it came a command, under Divine
regulations, which cannot be trifed with, nor
treated as thing Of no moment"
Since the doctrine Of plurality ofwives stcame
aa h command" from heaven, and fresh revela-
tons on tho subject are still received, the Salt
Lake people think it quite prepostorous any
shonld question the Righteousness Of their Cause
Gehtiles who have doubts in regard to the divine
sa1ction are trium 2hantly referred to the Tin,
spiked" Mormon revelation, which says: a.
fFor oil those who have this law revealed unto
them, must obey the same; for behold reveal
unto you new and everlasting covenant; and il
ye abido not that covenant, then are ye damned
~ Y. Journal of Commerce.
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The Daily, N ews.
$THURsDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1866.
Gossip of tho Paris Expositi,oin.

Me hear from Paris that tho workmen are max
F3rapid progress III tho building for the Exposi-
th.of 1857. The external walls win be rooted in
Hthe 9th OF July next, and by the last Of that
spnth space or fifteen hundred metres will be
l,dytor the erection Of exhibitors stands
Tho government Of Egypt intends to expend
WO,Q)O III decorating the space allotted to that
sunfty; Turkey proposes to construct in the Park
! 10 1ainaret OF a mosque and house with divans
ad bathrooms; Persia coutemplates tho er cotton
II A!aEerics Of kiosks, silkworm houses, opium dis
')l9lies, and even an exact copy of the Shah d
jlrsne-room, with it's gorgeous paintings, brilliant
3t13ets, fountains, &c. the Siamese and Japanese
.|99 tho Emperor Of Morocco also promises to
j1Yrn the place set apart for the productions Of
4 Apeople. France, Of course will not be behind
tfd In tho display Of all that Partisan art and
The greater part OF the heights on the Seine
gown as tho Trocadero, have been levelled aud
ae earth transported by special railway over
f[e bridge of jena, to fill up the hollow and water
lPgged surface Of the Champ-de-Mars to tho re-
.ftired level. , .r.-.'-. .... ~ -
l'{Che Park wich surrounds the Exhibition build.
tlet numbers Of trees and shrubs have been plant
ae There is already great demand for lodgings
'FParis. 1t is said that house agents are taking
apartments in every, quarter of the city, and
tany applications have been received at tho prin-
pal hotels from Americans who desire to secure
Recommendations. correspondent, however,
14tes that the, hotel-keepers return a uniform
lPly-that no, engagements for rooms will be
hide, flrst-comers to be first served, and that a
}pcial rate of charges will be adopted for the
Sfar Of tho Exhibition. The suburbs Of Paris
4, so, easy Of access that visitors will probably
I'D it unnecessary to insist upon quarters in tue
BY.
Il Rarlke material will be contributed for exhi-
sbion by Russia, Austria, France, Belgium, Italy,
]SRin and the United States; and the French
4 knister of Marine proposes to display models Of
]ySsels, showing the progress of naval construc-
eh in France.
4 ~ grand dinner recently given by the homoeo-
! pthi6 physicians OF Paris it was announced that
elnifersal congress of the followers OF Hahne-
tnnH will take place in 1867, and that all the
vrkH relating to their system Of practice will be
oivi9w at the Exposition.
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PRancnSern.

Per steamer Ilnilie from Savannah. via Beaufort
j Smith and lady, G w Sanders Z Stonemeyer. @ w
Painter, III L Forbes, Mrs NJ Babb. J A Fleming,
Tribe, W Holly: Roach. H Castle. Bake, W u
McMi an Miss Maybank, w Miller, Mrs Lawton and
chi d. W Eason, A II Abrsu q. lady and son. Mrs Al.
borty. Miss Al 'erty. Chferfed, Coteland Mrs nj
lttce II Alvord, II Drenneman, lady and daughter.
L Meal, Clough. Chas Bellows, L Hall d
Alexander, w Evans. Latz, j Hayward, L Reeves
A A Kerr, and in steerage
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, O.
MISS Alston Niles Alston, Miss Blakey, Mrs Mid.
dleton. Miss Davis, Bishop Davis, Miss Jones' Miss NJ
Jervey Niles Stoney. Aiston, o A DeLettro L u
Barret. Rev L Lance, w Fraser + wesin Rev
Glennie aud lady, T Holmes, L Matheson, McFee-
y, Mrs Matheson and children, and 20 in steerage
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, May 4.-CoTTos.--The demand to-day has
been limited. resulting in sale OF 800 bales While the
market Ia easier at our figures It is without quotsblo
change Some few bales have changed hands at frsc-
tion below yesterdays rates. the market closing quiet
ut 31o to $40 for Middltng. : ~ D - =, Z
Sales for tho week 6N o bales. ..-, o.. -
MONETARY AND F1HANcIAL.-The closing rates Of the
day =, -.
Gold l2s to l27 Sterling Bills 1884,. Francs as.
Now York 6Rht, par
New York Short Sight, 4 to n discount. t.s,
New Orleans Slight par. " ...'
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THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN BANK
LIMITED,
CABINET MAKING.

YVNHE eUBsoRIBER DESIRES TO RETURN HIH
Il thanks to ha old friends and patrons for past n
vors and inform them that he has again the
above business, with UPHOLsTk RING and JOB CAH-
PENTERIN9. Furniture repaired with neatness ana
dispatch, and Old Furniture bought end sold.
would speotfully refer to tho following genuerneh
for capacity and reliability: D. 81. sILc0x and L H.
COWPERTHWhIT. 49,,
Orders left ct the store OF MORAY CAMPBELds
Auction House. Hassl street. next to the Ws
meet with prompt attention. J. ~ Lvhsf1nmD. -.
April u ING
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 8.-CoTroN-Less active on yester-
day. Offering stock light. transactions very
limited that 1t ia impossible to Rivs correct quotations
THE MONEY MARKET. Gold dull. Brokers buying at
126; selling at 127.
Silver buying at 120; selling ut 125.
Augusta Factory Goods '''0
Augusta Factory 78 ShrtingB. .16 10
a. Sheetings. 400
78 Drills .........,.,.., ,22o
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Foreign Commercial Intelligence,

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET -
The funds continue senBitve but without material
fuctuatlon In commercial and financial orioles The
discount demand moderate. Tho bank rate remains
saterthwaites circular dated the evening of the 2sh
April, says American securities during the week have
he political als The o0ntneg TSe souesa o
business has been considerable There have been sales
to
there seemed to be renewed demand for all desorp
@ s1' se s. saH sa 4ss s..a s
down 10 s nra 1%t gSaoeS sSsing sm At S1
money. - ,ta., .l
AMERICAN SECURITIES. -@'"
Tho market Is frmer. United States hvetwenties
ION to 7on Illinois Central Railroad. so to BOX; Erie
LONDON, April 27-Consols closed at s6zs 70 81 for
The weekly return Of the Bank of England shows
decrease in bullion Of E3SoO0. .' ..u.ul''-.'.'
rl AMERICAN SECURITIES. ... ,.
United seT So .e saw Es nSs
.. THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. .'
LIyKnpooI, April 28.--1he Cotton market opened
buoyant with nm advance Of I'D to Id per 10. but closed
s,s were Sues pcugns ia @ ass seLes Tor Tor
| spectators and exporters. - a.
| H.- TRADE REPORT. ra 'G.-... Ii.
The Manchester market has been firm with an upward
tendency, but closes less firm.
LIVERPOOL BnEADsTUFFs MARKET '..
The breadstuns market has been quiet and steady.
Flour quiet and nominal Wheat quiet and steady
| steady; mixed ass Cd to 29s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. .s~
The provision market is dull Pork dull Bacon easier
Lard dull; no sales Tallow inactive Butter dull.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET p'..
Ashes dull; sales small 32s 0 to SIS ed for pots and
pearls Sugar steady. Codee quiet and steady. Rice
qnie and steady. Lnseed oil oull at 42s Rosn steady
8s Cd for common American Sprita turpontne utc
and steady. Petroleum Inactive but Arm.
| LONDON MARKETS. 30. .''
Breadstufs quist and steady. Sugar firm and quiet
Coffee quiet. Tea steady. Rice steady. Tallow auie
| and steady. % Is. - ..- ....n'>-'I
.yf THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIvERPooI, April 27I-CorToN. Tho sales OF .ht
week 96 900 bales including 1850 baloa TO Spoon
lopehed hrmer. with an advance Of lxd per pound or
American. which was psutiu9 lost closing az an ad
inidaling qualities Ie 'saea to-day Friday, ,wer
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Import OF Dry Goods mt New

import OF Dry Goods Rt New York.---
The Journal Of Commerce. Of tho 9th gives tho follow
Ing tables which will be Of interest to commercial
readers .... .... o. - ~ - = . ..
We have nnw completed our usual monthly tables,
dry goods at this port for the four weeks just ended
freight not added Tho total for April is ST. 1856 6s4
zoe for the same period last year This
this year, the imports having fallen OF Irine tho last
two weeks. Tho following is our usual comparative
summary:
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May S.-TUnpENTINE-Is In demand
and receipts light Sales OF "a bbls ut So SO for virgin.
S3 TO" yellow dip and ST 50 for hard, a $50 g fbs.
SpIRITs TURpENTIsE-1he market is active. and the
price has advanced Sales OF 20 bbs ut 53o 60
do at Sic and Il do lin packagcsl at CSC q gallon
for white.
RosIN-Sales Of II bbls Common at 80 10 q bbl; and
$50 bbls at So &c. SC 50 So 1907 for No 81 50 81
7o@s for Pale aud SIS for Opaque, q $50 lbs.
No sales reported IN Cotton ana Tar. !.
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OrangeburE Market,

OR RANGEBURG, May 9.-CoTToN.-Since last
weekly report the market closes dull in of
tho heavy decline in Liverpool Several small lots
disposed Of on Monday ut the following prices: Mid
ding "a; Good Middling 26H cents per pound. The
market closes dull at the following ranges Middlng
Strict Middling "a to- Good Middling 26h to.
CoRN-Per bushe, $3.50. . 81. N.Y.
PHAs-Per bushei. $l.25.
RIoE--Rough, per bushel, Sa10.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 6-CoFYEE.-We hear of no sales
to-day worthy Of notice. firm at last quotations,
COTTON IAnSs-Are very dull; quote 40 to 421s cents
for Eus 8 to Is. ' ..-t... .7 = = .r
tLouR-Receipts are still light and with good
jobbing demand and reduced stocks in the hands
Of trade prices are firmly maintained at quotations. viz
Howard-street sulec and cut Extra 50 to So so;
do shipping Extra $40 to $40 60; do high grades
aud Cut Extra 50 as do Extra shipping 10 to $40 6O
do retailing 10 rs to $ll 50 do Family IS 70 Sl4 North
western Super so to So rs; City Mills Super to
ard Extra 10 to $40 so; Baltimore. welch's and Green
field Family sie do high grades Extra Sl4 per bbl
Rye Flour, new 70 to s6 20. Corn meal-cisy mills
GnAIN.-Wheat scarce, only $40 bushels offered on
Ohange to day. ly sale reported inferior lot of
white at 81 61 Spring wh.ats are quoted at 81 9s to
white and 40D0 bushels yellow offered; market firm,
with sales Of 1880 bushels white at 86c to BIC; 800 do
common at S3c 1000 bushels yellow ut 82c to 93c per
bushe Oats firm aid higher; 22l0 bushels Of
fered and part sold ut 55c to 5Sc. weight
caro from Sauna of aos bbds and % tcrces
on priva. a.e terms taken for boiling.
NAVAL STonRs-Sprits Turpentine is frm with sales
at sc to 9Oc per gallon We report sales of 600 to 700
bbs Rosin. comprised of common and low No. 2, at
So 80 all round We quote common at 50 so to 50 75,
ana No at S. So 6O Tar ia held at So t, 50 SO for
small and large bbls but understand large contracts
could be effected at stl lower prices. ........
PRovIsIoNs0ur market has further advanced for all
Of the Hog SS a. and
Meats-We report sale Of 900 lbs loose Shoulders at
12 cents. aud understand 12A cents refused for
has been in demand with sales Of 40 Sides
two lots at I6H cents joubing lots quoted at
cents; Shoulders are selling at 3A TO 13A cents; Hams
sAe Of rs erces Western reported at FL cents lb
Since writing the above we hear OF sale Of 81 hhds
bulk Sides a CENTS and Bacon at the close was held
at IA cents for shoulders and II conts for Sdesa fur
ther advance.
The stock Of barrel Pork of every description at the
loading points In the West, and compared with
| time In 1898. ahoR following resu1E.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

There is a story going around in North Stafford.
shire, England, that farmer who had lost some
COWS was fully persuaded that he had himself been
ed his own medical man, who tried to laugh him
Aout OF the notion, but to no purpose. The farmer
then went of to an old and we'll known praOtiton-
ef who, being bit Of wag, and seeing how
tbs case, expressed his concurrence with the pa-
tiants views, and told him he could cure him. He
fhb farmer to go to certain druggist In the next
rpttery town. The farmer lost no time in going
Bi&h the prescription, but was somewhat startled
eo
talEe him into tho back yard and shoot him, 40.
ding to Act OF Parliament" There Ia no nee !.
" feayinS that this Was a "perPect curo."