The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30

| OLA LELAND COrToN.-Iho nret Oale OF 6e3
leland cotton, from watlmalaw Islsnl MAS brought
by tho steamer 81. Helena, from ToLk's plantation
yesterday.
CouoNER's IsauEsr.-An inquest was hold on
Sunday morning, by Coroner wnIriao, at No. 9
Elizabeth street, on tho body Of Mary Wilson, a
FREQ person of color, who WAS found dead in her
bed. Tho verdict OF tho jury that the deceased
camc to her death by intemporance. :.
TEE MISSES BATEs.-The Greonville Mouniainee,
| says: 'Pheso ladies, to whom We have alluded
heretofore, have closed their visit In Greenyle,
aud have returned to Charleston, thoir native
"city by the sea-" During their stay here they
have been ti0 source OF much pleasure aud intOl
lectual satisfaction, anil that, too, Of high or
dor. Tho readings OF the older, Miss MARY BArRH,
Oh Westminster Abbey, York, Canterbury; Ferra-
ra, Yonice Days in Scotland, &C., whilo they
liavo boon deliRhting anu charming, hayo likewise
been Instructive aud cdifying. Tho ollHs instruc-
tionA Of tho Younger, Miss AoNEs, have been high
ly useful, eliciting from tho female mind thosp
nicer and moro beautiful thoughts, and train of
thought, OF which cultivated minds ARD both capa-
bio OF receiving and OF imparting.
Their intercourse here has raised, in the appre-
ciution Of those with whom thoy have come in con-
plishmonts, ami rcfinmcnt, and Groeuyie regrets
that sho cannot mako permanent residents of ladies
30 we'll calculated to adorn her society, as we'll as
TO elevate it in all tnt s beautiful ami casto and
elegant.
Tho young ladies OF the class paid them, ON The:
night of tho annl reading, tribute Of thanks
which woman only in her loyeliness Of conception,
knows how to feel and exprcss.
-o-
ATLANTIC VS.. GULF Ponrs.-EAsIwARp TIE
CURRENT OF SOUTHWESTERN CorroN TAKES
IT'S CouRsE.-We append tho following article
from the Columbus Sun. Our cotemporary
seemB to have just found out that balo
Of cotton can bo sent from Montgomery
or Selma to New York or Liverpool for loss cost
ureight, insurance, &c.,) pia Charleston and
Savannah, than from the Gulf ports. We beg to
say that during last ,o,nte orders for Europe wero
filled in Montgomery, Ala, and ordered u,a
Charleston to Liverpool, OH account of tho al
vantagos OF cheap charges in FREIGHT Insurance,
'fc and as it is not new thing for us to got Ala
bama cotton, wo can extend our operations to
Mobile just readily as our sister city OF sayan.
nah.
Tho time is not distant when Gu,f co,loas will
hnd their natural market on tho South Atlantic
coast, and Charleston offers such conspicuous ad-
'-~~'-1~s
petition for this new business. Let it comel
"CorToS FROM Mon1LE AND oruEn PoIsTs.-
Fifty additional bales Of cotton from Mobile passed
over tho Muscogee Road yesterday, en- route for
Now York via Savannah. This makos a consider
able amount that thus far hos come from Mobile,
and ia but tho foreranner of large, quantities. We
hear OF cotton which has been sent up tho Alabama
River from Selma to be shipped this way. Almost
all tho cotton shipped from Montgomery this sea-
son, somo twenty-five hundred bales has taken
the same route. 1t may not bo generally known
that no steamers run between Mobile and Now
York or any foreign port and all freight from Mo-
bile muet go to New Orleans, and thero be ro-
shipped. between Savannah and New York six
steamers are plying: Tho tendency OF cotton ia
to the eastward, and tho merchants and planters
of Alabama are discovering tho fact and aralng
themselves largely Of the Savannah route Our
railroads arc greatly the gamers thereby"
CHEAP BED BIaNKETs.-At 287 King street, until
tho lst OF October, We will ofor twenty. five para
super bod blankets "a little soiled) at greatly re-
duced prices. Call carly aud save several dollars
por pair, at SToLL, WEBB Co.'s, Nos. 2sT and
2s9 King street. WIN