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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

TIE TROUBLES IN CRETE.-.The latest accounts
from Ciete state that although The Turkish oonl.
mander-in-chief ordered host.hties to be suspend.
ed during the negotiations OF Ali Pasha with the
provincial Government Of Crete. the Turkish sol
diers could not be restrained from violating the
truce. They set fire to tn olive groves aud gar
dens, in ORDER it is said to wreak reven ye which
they had failed to crafty by legitimate warfare in
the battle Of Retaymus, in which they had been
severely defeated by the Creeks The fire oontinu-
ed two days, and converted the vicinity OF this
town into desert. The Turkish authorities
spread the rumor that tho Christian warriors
were guilty Of this crime, notwithstanding 1t was
proven by incontestible evidences that the Chris
tians did not come near the town, and that the
Moslem soldiery were the incendiary on this, as
they had been on former occasions, when they, in
like manner, destroyed the olive groves OF the
Greeks.
1t Is not true, as has been stated through the
irfuerce Of Moslem agents, that the Cretans laid
and that only few opposed him. The provisional
government Of Irete has issued proclamation
rejecting ELL overtures OF the Sultan and declaring
that it will lay down its arms only before King
George Of Greece, the only sovereign whom the
Greeks are willing to recognize. The Grecian
Chambers have passed an act making appropria-
tions for the relief Of the cuff ring Cretan tami-
lies also for the relief Of the fees, Much enthu.
siasm prevails in Greece in view Of the annexation
Of Crete to its territory. The people looked with
great interest for the arrival OF ning George On ,
Queen Olga. The Regent, Prince John, on receiv-
ing the official address Of the newly elected Presi-
dent OF the Chambers, expressed significant sent.-
ments in regard to the ausplcous bearing OF the
matrimonial alliance between tho King or Greece
and Russian Princess upon the future OF the
Grecian nationality.
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EyENINe DISPATCH.

Cotton declining; sales 1900 bales, at 1sa. Flow
active; State IS 25 10 IS; Southern s1a Wheat.
No. l, 81 80 S2s Corn dull at 81 80 Ia 81. Pork
r ,sin So so a s 90. Wool active; Texas 10 24.
Freights quiet. Governments closed strong; '62
Coupons 1881. Gold l4Oi.
BALTIMORE, November 1s.-Cotton dull Mid-
,dlings held at 18; buyers offer 17s Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat rasher frmer, held at 8 a
5 higher. corr frmer; White 81 80 a SO; Yellow
NSIa1Sa Oats II rs. Rye dull Provisions
dull and neg ected.
sr. LOUIS November l9.-F:our-superane Sc a
IT'S. Corn lower; new IS 81; old 80. Pro.
visions dull. Mess Pork s21 so.
CNcuNAT1, November 13.-Flour frmer, and in
improved demand. Cor active; new, in the ear,
50 q sS. Mess Pork SIG rs 20. Lard 112. Shoul-
dsrs II LIZ clear Sides Log 16.
Cern unchanged. Mess Pork sac. Lard -.
Shoulders 12l clear Sides l2l.
WILMINGTON, November 19.-Turpentine quiet
ct SOB 51c. Rosin weak at 50 so for common,
md IS 12k for No. !. Tar weak at 81 70. Cotton
dsoined Sc.-active at 1sc. for Middhng.
SAVANNAH, November 13.-Cotton dull and de-
dining; sales s70 bales; receiots 2050.
Aueusrl, November 1a.-cotton opened active
bat close with downward tendency. Sales 85s
bales. Receipts S34 bales. Middlings 100.
NOBLE, November 13.-Thete is a good demand
~ NOtteu, Out az usCuue, Ca4eS 4ouJ paIoS,
closed dull 11iddlings 1Si 16ic, Receipts z19o
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November IA Sales $500 bales;
receipts 1859; GeclinHd, Middhng 17Sc. Sugar dull
ami dropping; Louisiana yellow clarified 15o. Mo-
lssees 65 a &c. tor common to cbo.ce. Cuba ST.
gar, gool to fair, 13c. Flour dull; buy ers hold eft
Corn dull; " ite 81 As. Oats dull at 7sc. Pork
dull at $780, Bacon dull and dropping; Shoul-
asrs lsso:; Clear Sides 1sc. Lard dull; prime, in
ties9ss, lSc. in Ksas, 1871 Gold 40 40i. Sterling
bank Spominali commercial % 81. Sight Ex-
eeAaSe On New York premium.
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Affairs In the state.

Almost full page o2 the Marion Crescent Is
taken up BY advertisements Of SheriEs sales OF
property under executions for unpaid taxes.
T 4 wicked and malicious attempt at wholesale
murder was usde on the Wilmington and Man.
chester Railroad. about two miles from Marion
Court House, last Thursday morning. Three bars
OF railroad iron were ingeaiously placed upon tne
track with the vllainous intent to throw the tram
of and doubtless then in the confusion TO rob the
passengers.
The Marion SEA. says: We regret to announce
that, Just at this time yhen every day develops
more clearly the urgent NECESSITY q garrison ~ q;
have been ordered away. We trust, and We thing
we express the unanimous wish OF our District
that the Commanding General VIII, at the earliest
possible moment, supply their place. MAJOR
Head, as an impartial and just otacer strlct dis
he respect and confidence OF our cItizens, Ard
vii carry WITH him their best wishes. Nor can
hsstov any unme.itsd praise upon the troops
We has command. a more orderly and better
under ..-|v Of soldiers it hss never been oul
fortape 6e4Srea to know. Rot single dhcs 70 .9t, os
knowledge, has arisen beSh -" 80 20 and their re-.
zens since their sojourn amohs 10 eysra v.s' ore
moyal at this time is sorely regretted =.
whom we have heard speak OF IT.
The Marion Crescent of yesterday says: Abou.
dorl, Nov'r 6th a lad named johnson Owens, ~ OF
IA vars Of age was shot in the cotton telo OF NJ
& B. Goddard, but succeeded IN crossing hs Sa sd1
fanra and pettng into the street wnere Dc 1eu
ar ns sund Dd or through and lodged in the tongue A.
ter oareful examination by jury OF inquest com.
posed Il white and colored, they rendered !. yer,
Dict Of death from gun shot bs IN n9na sne Of basket
and bag OF cotton where the boy was shot ana tne
dlsappearapcs from the community OF two other
parties who wers seen in company with Johpso5 on 70
but few minutes before the firing was hearo anS
but ort distance from the fatal locanIy, w. -
othe, circunstlaces leave little or no tb ~
doubt that the unfortunate youth was shot IN tni
act Of stealing. The deceased with the two tnsl s
have fed had, as hirelings. been eogssed thst asy
picking cotton for Mr. G. in the field wnere tne IA.
tal deed was done. It is not improbable tLet INT
boy was acting undor orders or persuasion =, "
hose who have escaped and not acting soieiy 'o'
himself.
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A Devlish Plot Discovered in Virginia
We copy the following article from the Lynch
burg "News." It shows conclusively that mis-
chief is brewing in Virginia:

Ne copy tne 1OuOWluB ArtlcIo from the Lynch
burg "News." It shows copclusively that mis-
chief is brewing in Virginia
We are no sensationists. but we cannot shut our
eyes to the alarming fact that the negroes mean
mischief. On Saturday o negro Of conserva I've
principles, named Bernard Brooks l.deed oom.
paint with Justice Bruce. a magistrate OF Camp.
bell county, that Jacob Jones and Jacob Johnson,
two negro Radicals, living IN the county, near
McAister's shop, were preparing to kill him, and
| asked for warrant for their arrest. The war
| rant was issued and pl ced in the hands Of Con-
stable George NJ. Bruce, and the accused were ar
rested AM brought to the city, where they were
partially examined before Justice D. P. Reese,
resulted in the prisoners being committed to iail
I for further hearing on Friday next
Among the witnesses examined was Mrs. DR..
McAuister, VINO stated chat negroes. to the mum
meetings on her husbands plantation, seven miles
below the city on the Richmond road, sr that she
finally had her suspicious aroused 10 suoh pitch
that she determined to see what was gong on.
Friday night she went to the house whore meet
ing was being held, and upon nearing found dog
tied, as she supposed. to give the alarm lhould
any one approach. Returning to her own house
near by, che provided herself with bread to gve
the dog to keep him quiet: succeeded in her
plan, and finally reached the cabin undiscov-
cred. There she heard the negroes discussing tie
mode by which different white people in the
neighborhood re to be killed, amongst whom
was her husband, who was to te shot. Other
whites were pronounced too mean to be grant.
ter was decreed them. The negro mentioned
above, Bernard Brooks, was included in the list
Of tn .se who were to be killed, his offence
being his conservatism, and short work was to
be made Of him with Grape zine; Further
ty villains were made, and the lady became
completely satisfied from what she heard, that
they were preparing to Garry them into speedy e1-
ecution. Among the negroes present on The occa-
sion Jacob Johnson and jacob Jones were identi-
fed, and others also warrants for whose arrest
we're issued, and will be at once executed.
The negroes under arrest are the lowest and
most ignorant OF their clasS, and are Just such
work, which the teachings Of the white scoun6rels
in our midst have prepared them fr, and are 1rg-
Ing them o.
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TIE Pope IN THE FosTarss In Eavnw w1rr

TIE Pope M THE FoRTaEss-HIs In Eavnw WITH
THE GARIsALDIAN PRIoNERs.-Yesterday (Uctober
l9) the rope went t, Fort st. Angelo and presout-
ed himself to tho Garibaldian prisoners, who re-
ceived him on their knees in profound siHeuce.
in number the Holy Father said. Behold him
wnom your general call the vamoire OF Italy. Is
it against me you have all taken up armsf And
what do you see? A poor old man." The Pipe
then drew nearer and addressed several Of prsJ-
nsrs personally, ssiog, You my fnsn havo navo
cSss coat and and you % your hat. Al. we'll shall sse you
are provided, and then I shall send you away to
your own homes; only I shall ask you first, as
Catholics, to make spiritual retirement for my
sake. You hnow, my uear irlends, tnat IL Is the
The Garibaldians were deeply moved by this ad-
dress, and pressed forward to kiss the CROSS bor-
dering tho Pope's robe, when the holy Father gave
Them lis benedlot;on. ALQ Gdzete.
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POSTSCRIPT.

TIE IErxosIc DISPLAY IN TIE HEAVENS pre-
dicted by the astronomers came of duly, accord
ing TO programme, about ten minutes after two
O'Clock this morning. Owing to the ihconvenient
hour fixed upon tor the celestial performance, few
spectators were upon the qas cire; but our sleep
less astronomical reporter was vigilantly on the
watch, and from his lofty perch on the topmost
story Of the News Office. took note Of the wild
and singular confua on which reigned among the
starry inhabitants of the realms OF space. The
phenomenon was truly grand, reminding one Of
the graphic description in the Apocalypse THE
stars of Heaven fell unto the oarth even as fig
tree casteth her unumely fgs, when she is shaken
OF q mighty wind
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SPECIAL N0TICES.


Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, ). c., octobsr II. 1857.
[GEsERAL Orders No. 106
Pos. Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ject to the Articles Of War; held 10 arrest by military au
thority charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: 1st, of cash depoait OF the
amount for which bond s required al by the State
law in Like cases. or 2a Of bond IL like sum, runpipe
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with oil orders, with surety, WHO must b. freehoder
and must jus ity In twice the amount Of the penalty, and
must under a. authorize any officer 30 ordered by the
Post commander. In OF defaulc and non.payment
by the surety on dem nd. to summary seize and sell
sufficient OF the property Of principal aud surety to sat-
sfy the forfeiture and costs; and immediately upon de-
fault made, lie bond shall constitute lien upon the rer-
sonal property Of both principal and guresy.
All bail and other bonds taken under military suthor
y will conform to the foregoing Elections when not
Otherwise specially provided.
BY command Of Bvt Msor.General ED. r 8. cAssY
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC.
Ad.de-camp. Act'g Asst Adj't Gent.
oactal: o. II. mitchell. Ad-de-Cam:.
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Senator Patter,o., OF New Hampshire, Rail-.
ate sneech a. Boston, ne said: That the obsti
macy Of the rebels forced as TO give the ballot tc
The negroes, as the only alternative to keeping q
standi1g army in every Goushern town. But,
while strong advocate OF impartial suffrage, he
saic he did not favor manhood suffrage excep,
England, but it would not do for California, with
her MN ty thousand Cinnamon. he would moi
have suffrage exercised BY Indians or Aztecs
and he believed that the man who Is to helr
govern natoI needs Intelligence in eide. tc
properly discharge the duties vested In his suf
rage. MIR. Patterson thought the subject ooud
be very wisely lett to the several Stales"
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PRAo11aAI TEaIs1ArroN.-"Perley" the well
known Washington correspondent. OF the Boston
Innrnal Hrites from thu fnrrnar nitY as fnlloWa.

Journal, writes from the former city as follows:
ut Is evident that the people, everywhere ex-
pcot much practical legislation during the next
six months, and that those representatives. Who
provo themselves moro doctrina res or theorists
will have poor show for reelection next Fall.
Commerce and industry mus. be relieved. 30 far
as may b, praoble, IRON toe trammels Of taxati n
that 50 hamper the energies OF the people, and
our whole financial system must be reconstructed
on stable and equitlble basis. The calm and
sonorous appeals OF common sepss will be heard
above the din Of political strife and waiinSs Of
woud-be reformers OF other people, and q deal OF
sound practical, useful legislation N " be expect
ed during the first six months Of 1853. Earnest
and decided men hav, been at work during the
past Summer in preparing bills on important sub,
jeots, which will be presented, re erred and printed
before the Christmas holidays, and which should
receive the careful attsntionot all interested that
they may counsel their representatives here. We
are TO have al important session, which can but
affect the entire business and Industries OF the
country"
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aazAr THaa FOB You've FoLSs.-Wo COPY
the following from the New York Sunday School
Advocate:
Children, I have An instrument on my table
which is worth more than all the playthings you
ever owned. do not mean that 1t cost more
money, but that 1t Is worth mere as source oi
amusement and instruction. 1t ls cal ed tue Nov.
rltg Microscope. l once recon nended the Craig
Microscope to you, and now recommend this,
You can put living or dead insects, seeds, leaves
flowers or any small objects into 1t. and il magni.
oower to dIsoern the wonderful beauty with which
GOD has clothed the tinieat insects which swarm
the earth and air. Its use will please you and make
YOU wiser too Save your money, and send twe
dollars 10 George Meade Racine, "isoonsIn, AND
he will send you the Novelty microscope"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SQUARE AMI

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UpRIaHr-Which are now acknowledged TO be-
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,so enab,s ,hem to offer thar PlANotokTEs to the
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Tho .neeIal attention Of Dsalers Teachers and others
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nrMRS. WIN SLOWS SOUTEING SYRUP FOR
Choren Isehng greatly facilitates the process OF teeth
inu, BY softenrg tie gums reducing all Inflammation
will allay AL rAIs and spasmodc action, and Is SURE
10 REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it. moth.
srs, /. will ivo rcst TO yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years, ond can
say In confidence and truth OF 1t what we have never
oeen s5e to say Of any other ecne-Ncver has iail
ed ia single instance to effect cure, when timely used.
Never did we know an instance OF dissasaci ion by
one who used Il On the cont ary ell delighted w,tn
lis operation and speak in terms OF oommerdaon OF Its
rnasica effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter WHAT We DO KNOW" after
years OF o1 erence and pledge reputation for the
~ mHcn. Of what here declare In almost every Ia
stance where the infant is suffering pan an4
haustion relief will be found in een or twerJ MINUTES
alter the syrup is mInistered.
Full directions for using viii accompany saeh bottle.
Be sure and clll Tor
"lRS. W1AsLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP."
eavinS 20 fac simi. Of "CURT.s u PERRISs' on ths
oatslo wrapper. AL others are base im.a ions.
Sold by Druggists throughout tie woli. Prise ONLY
IS cents per bottle.
oH3ces-So. 2l5 Fulton sirect Now yor: No 200 High
Holborn London, England Nc. al St. aal street. Mo =
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An usta7 trthssmo Charleston S. c.
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Tho vilainy OF the Radicals in the late GeorCia
election is without parallel in history. The follow
in from tho Townsville Enterprise, is sample
Il the frauIs prac:iced in every county OF tns
State SO { r as heard from: Yesterday colored
m IN asked US if Captain White, the Agent OF 'he
3, reau, could Danish him from the country OF
told him 20, of course, when he informed US taatt
the said Nnte had sent out word to the coored
men no had not voted, that they we're Obliged
to vote, and il they did not come to town and vote
they Yopld be haplshed OF put back into elaY0yy.
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Septomber 25

@NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMI
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and sent by mail on receipt OIL prce. Address HUN
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COMPANY. No. 5;2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
carfarnhar 10
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AGa,trs In Virginia,

NczxayD, November 1s.-Ghief Justice cEsse
ssrived this Morning, AID took quarters at the
Soottsaool Hotel. He presided in Court this
morning.
Mr.. Davis is expected to arrive on the 2sd inst
General sohoaeld left for Washington to-day.
The cost Of regstr tion in the State of Virginia
was $3.50 900. The cost of the military establish
men. in the State for the last ten months has been
$5.000,o00.
Three citizsns Of Frederick County, who had
hsld the Offices Of magistrate, postmaster and
member Of Legislature, were bailed IN the Unitsd d
States Court to-day to answe. the charge Of per-
Jury In registration.
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Crops In Florida .

correspondent OF the Savannah News writes
from Houston, florida, under date Of November
11th:
Up to the first of August the prospect for large
yield Of cotton was never more fattering, and
planters were confident OF making enough not
culy to meet their current expenses, but have
something left. But they have been sadly disap-
pointed. The fall of rain which nced about
that time was unprecedented in the history Of the
State think it rained very nearly every day for
at least two months, causing tn cotton to drop
its fruit in such manner as to injurj 1t very ma
terially. T continued rains prevented the gath
ering in proper time, and gr at deal was lost on
that account. Net came the caterpillar and fin
lshed up tho Job. am confident tuat not more
than bali crop Of long staple will b. raised in
this County, and the same unfavorable reports
come from all sections "a the State. The
corn crop IS considered to be q pretty fair
enc, but not enough to supply the consump-
tion. Farmers are beginning to realize tho CT
thlt a rrning does not pay on halves. am ln-
clined to thins that very few planters will raise
co ton another year, out vii confne themselves to
provision crops, and raise moro -0gs Then they
win be able to live independent of freedmen, as
riost planters are situated that they can raise
,uch things within their own families, provided
they do not prefer idleness to honorable labor The
negroes are perfectly crazy on the subject OF poi
tics aud are looking forward very anx ousy to the
time when they will be atle to enjoy the elective
franchise.
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THE CORRUPTION IN THE RADICAL PARTY.-The
New York Times commenting on the corruption
Of the Republican party, and alludng to the recent
arrest Of q r .dical State senator, says:
It il alleged that this cause nas besn resorted
to .or the purpose Of defeating Republican nomi-
n es. II tho Republicaa party viii tale theFe;pon-
sibllity OF nominating men who have laid them
selves open 10 such char LOS, the welfare OF the
party Will be lese promoted by their defoat. Ii
any party can be helped by electing to Office as its
representatives men agsinat wnom such crimes can
be alleged, on the oaths Of pectabla and respon-
sible persons, that paltyis not the Republ can.
It is humilated, degraded, and disgraced by the
urging OF suoh pleas in It's name and on its behalf
Au tnat newspaper which supposes It is aiding
tie party by giving it such support. will ind q, out
before very long the mistake it has made. Inc
Republican state Convention took bold and manly
ground against official corruption, and pleged It
sell, IN the most solemn and enp alto terms, to
'root it ou." and destroy it whereverit should be
found. Yet ils most promiuent and Influential
organs have devoted themselves, with special zeSt
and favor, ever slnce to iudorsins and urging the
election OF Republ can nom nees perfectly infa-
NOUS for the notoriety they had a .hIev9d by acts
OF corruption during their official terms. And now
instead Of making war on corruption, They are
waging war-vehement and relentess-on the men
gho bring individual cases OF brib,fy befor the
proper authorities tor investigation and punish
nant