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From :. Portland, Ne

PoarLAsp, Me-, July 25.-A boat was capsized
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From WILMINGTON

WnMNaToN, July 25-The Daily Dispatch has
been sold to . company Of Northern men, and will
be conducted, after August 1st,, under Republican
auspices. W. II. Bernard announces that he IN
tends starting new daily paper at an early day.
The weather IN warm, with but little indication
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~srATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DlsTRICT-CLERKs OFFICE G. G. 8. AND C. P
PUBLIC NOTICE., J. W. BRowNFTELD. Clerk Of
said Court in pursuance of the Act the Legislature in
such made and provided do hereby givepubhc
tice tina. an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT viii be held on Monday, the 9Th Of
August next OF all the usual places Of election through
out the said District.
Witness my hand at Charleston, the 2sth june 1867.
j. W. BRowNFIELD, G. g. 8. and @. p
June %
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!, From Boston
.Krora Tenneasees. :.

BosroS, Jnly 25.-The Supreme Court has de-
oided that National Bank Shares ale subject to
City and State taxes. --s-5s-' s--'-s- =
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EVENING DISPATCH.

mostly &c. Flour dull, State 10 4Ua1l, southern
ss25a16 IS. Wheat-old Case. lower; new sa5c.
firm. Provisions generally firm. Mess Pork s2S o..
Naval Stores quiet and unchanged. Freights quiet.
Stocks heavy and excited. Money 5a6 u cent.
Gold s9t. '62 Coupons 111s.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Cofee dull, and nominally
favors buyers Flour in good demand I for Sp. ship.
prices. Wheat receipts better; prices favor
millers. White corn advanced sc, 81 20a1 Is; yell
low 81 15a1 16; mixed Western 81 10a1 L. Sugar
unchanged. Provisions quiet and firm.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Flour frmer. Wheat
frmer; receipts light: Corn unchanged, but in
little demand. Mess Pork dull, and held at 24s.
Bacon s"arce, and none OF consequence on the
market; Clear Sides, 15Aa16c.
ST.. LOUIS, July 25.-Flour quiet Corn, White
81 10a1 IL; Yellow 95aas1 o. Provisions quiet;
Mess Pork, $24 75a25; Shoulders 1Sc; Sides, 15lc.
WILMINGTON, July 25-SpiriLs Turpentine firm
at 81 Rosin steady; sales. at 81 75a4 rs for COM
mon to No. 1. Tar declined; sales at So so.
Low Mlddlngs 22a. Receipts bales. Weather
continues clear and warm. The thermometer con-
tinuos at 93 weather warm but favorable to crops.
NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-ss!es Of Cotton $50
bales; unsettled at A1a25c.; receipts S27 bales;
exports 76 bales. Louisiana Sugar only retail
trade: no Molasses; Cuba fully fair to prime 15c.;
Choice Muscovado Molasses sold at 54c. Flour
on;et. superfne $10.75; double extra $12. Corn
stock stock light; mixed and yellow s1.25a1. 1.S5; white
81 4Oa1 As Oats-none in first hands; retailing at
second hands at 81 Is. Pork quiet and firm; ask
mo s26.5O. Bacon Shoulders 14c.; Ribbed Sides,
stock exhausted; Clear Sides 16c. Gold 1S92.
Sterling 51sa54. New York Sight Exchange sas
premium.
SAVANNAH, July 25.-Cotton dull and declining:
Sales 1O2 bales. Middlings 25c. Receipts l9i
bsies. Receipts of the week 1867 bales. Exports
9909 bales. Stock corrected to-day 4129 bales.
AueusrA. July 25.-Buyers demanded decline,
but holders refused. Only few bales were sold,
but prices are irregular.
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Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, July 25.-In the House Of Lords the
Reform Bill was passed to its second reading. The
Commons passed the bill abolishing church rates.
Sir Morton Peto's liabilities were stated at nine
millions Assets 100000.
Lord Mas reports that two of the Fenian prison
era, awaiting trial at Dublin, are insane.
72s.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-Noon.-Sales 10000 bales.
Middlfng Uplands 1Ol; Orleans 1Os. Corn s5aSss.
Pork 73s. Lard 49s. Sd. Bacon AS cd. Turpen-
tine 81s TalloW AS.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEws.l

ton.
COLUMBIA, July 25.-The proceedings of the Con-
vention to-day were generally harmonious. The
platform adopted was the same in all essential
points as that adopted by the Convention when in
session at Charleston.
Mr.. Epping proposed mild confscation in the
shape Of taxation on unus ed lands, but the Con-
vention voted it down.
An attempt was made to add the name Radical
to party, which also failed.
A new Central Executive Committee was ap-
pointed, of which G. Dudley, Of Beaufort, s. o.,
was made President.
resolution was introduced by ]. j. Wright,
colored that tho coored is entitled, by reason
OF loyalty and services to the nomination OF Vice
President Of the United States.
Pending tho discussion on this question, the
Convention adjourned.
W.. Armstrong, a delegate from Washington
to the Convention, will address the citizens to-
night, at O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sS OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,
CHARLESTON, s. C.. JuLx %, 1ss7-sealed Proposals
win be received ct this Office until IL O'Clock II, As0a
1 1857, ct which time they VIII be opened, for SHELL
NG GRADING. AND CURBNG ROADS on Citadel
Green Charleston, g. c. Plans and Specifications OF the
same can be seen at this Office.
By order Of Major-aeneral B. O. TYLER.
T p MoELRATH,
July % o Depot ouartermaster.
aS THE GRAvEST MALADIES OF I0UTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HOwARD assCoIA11o..
ESSAYS on the Physiology Of the Passions, ani the
Errors, Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first ct
man, with Reports new methods Of treatment en-
ployed IN this institution. Sent in sealed letter
yelopes, free of charge.
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3lao
81 OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHART EsToN, July 13t.l 1s67.-As the Civil Autlon-
ties have instituted acvs 10 improve and per-
feet tho sanitary condition Of the city the hegistrar
would earnestly invite the prompt and zeslous coopera-
tion Of the citizens in enforcing the same.
They are particularly requested to observe and re-
port all nussnces or any condition OF premises prejud
cial to the public health.
Compliant Book" are deposited at the Lower and
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purpose. for the
Of the public.
GEORGE 8. PELzRR, N. D.,
July 1s Is City Registrar.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The stonewall jackson
sails the first week in August. Captain George
Brown is detailed to take her to Japan.
A Tennessee dele ration has applied to the Pres
ident for protection at tre polls. He again refe r
red them to General Thomas.
Partial returns from forty-nine counties in Ia
bama show registration Of 28, 900 whites and 49. :
600 Blacks It is estimated that the black majori-
ty in the State is from 25, 900 to $4,000
In the Surratt trial. the defence proposed to sub
nit the case to the jury without speeches, but tho
prosecution objected, and there will probably be
two speeches ON each side.
Tho Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
$4,000.
: The War Department has ordered that the morn
ing and evening guns at all military posts should
have the necessary ordnance.
- An amendment disfranchising all who yoluntari-
II went into rebellion, has. been adopted by the
New York Constitutional Convention. One con-
farring suffrage on boys Of 18 was rejected.
The Vice. Consul at Havana has notified the
State Department that cargo Of coolies may be
expected at New Orleans, in violation. of the Act
Of Congress Of 10Th February, 1852, aad the Immi-
grant Act Of July 4th, 1854. The Consul has rea-
son to suspect that there is an extensive scheme
on foot for the introduction Of cooGe labor in tho
South contrary to law. Instructions are in course
Of preparation at the AttorneyG Generals Office for
the action Of the District Attorneys should the
grounds appear Of o violsti hon Of these laws.
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From Richnond.

RrcHxosp, July 25AThe reply Of the Justices
of the Hustings Court to Gen. Schofeld's COM
municaticn will be made public tomorrow. The
Court iusti6es its decision in the cases named by
him on the ground Of Justice, and utterly deny
that the parties being bora at the North or South
had anything to do with it, with reference TO the
finding of Hotze's only ons cent for assauldng the
teacher OF o freedmsn's school who had whipped
his brother, they say the time never was, that o
Virginia Court would imlprison any man for. an
assault upon another imam when that other
man had beaten q child, oven though the
child 80 beaten was not OF kith or kin, much
less when that child was son, daughter brother or
sister Of the party committing the assault. Such
cases have previously occurred in our Courts, but
never yet in the history Of Virginia Courts was .
man imprisoned for such an offence. Such SEN
tenee would shock the morsl sense Of the conmu-
nity With reference TO the Court having advised
o mol pros In 8 case where the counsel Of the
party had said that nov Courts were, intended
only to ty Gonfederatea che majestic 'es disclaim
responsibility for what counsel may say, and deny
that their judgment was at all influenced by the
remarks In question. 34...
THE Commonwealth Attorney OF the City ara
Hustings Court also sent. letters sustaining the
fhcts rendered by the magistrates.
John II. Bolts and about Fifty delegates to the
Convention have arrived. s..sS
There was very heavy i:air tnis evening.
The colored people are holding q apohticai meet
ing tonight. it-a
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRx,s July 25.-stocks excited, and shade
lower since call Money Sac. Sterling, time 10
per cent; Sight sas; Registered Bonds Of 81, 1O9a
iO9l; Georgia per cent, So; Gold 1S9aa139s. Flour
l0c. lower Wheat dropping. Corn firm for sound,
and dull and heavy for unsound Pork dull at
S28. T5a2S8O. Lard steady at 12a13sc. Whiskey
quiet. Cotton quiet and firm at 27a27sc. Turpen-
tine 57sa58c Rosin steady; strained s4R; COM
mon $S624
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large oneess than seventy-ve delegates, all told,
being present. the fact that it consists mainly OF
the former slaves of our people, who have for their
purpose the creation Of q party platform which
may totally change the political relations OF the
State and that it is probably through the influence
Of these same colored men that we shall in some
way be got back into the Union-it is this which
renders the occasion one Of remarkable interest
oven to an outsider, and makes it point whereon
the future historian will possibly stop and dwell.
There are few white men present, except spec
tators-probably not moro than ten or twelve,
and, with two or three exceptions, they do not
wear physiognomies which predict their fitness
for the extraordinary greatness which they seem
to think is about to be thrust upon them. Col.
THOMAS H. ROBERTSON and Mr.. c. H. BALDWIN,
both Of Columbia, are gentlemen of wealth, and
probably will command much influence among the
negroes; United States Marshal EPPNe, of Charles
ton, you all know; the remaining few may be
classed under the general head Of briefess law
yers, innocent Northern school-teachers, and one
or two ambitious lads. do not think they will
deceive any inte igent colored man.
Tho Convention assembled in JANNEY's Hall, and
at 12 o'clock was called to order by R. 81. GleaTes,
an intelligent looking mulato, who was tho Presi-
dent Of the last Convention held in Charleston,
and who in taking the Chair observed that this
being continuation of the meeting which was
adjourned on the 10th of May last, they would re-
sumo the business Of that Convention.
Prayer was then offered by the Rev. MIR. Ran
dolrh (colored after which the roll Of the original
Convention was called. A small number only re-
sponded.
Committee on Credentials, consisting of five,
was appointed, of which Mr.. EPPNa was Chair
man, and two Sergeants-at-Arms were chosen to
preserve order.
Pending the preparation of the report Of the last
named Committee, the President called upon Mr..
W. J. ARMSTRONG, Of Washington, D. G., to ad-
dress the Convention. Mr.. ARMSTRONG is young
man OF four or five and twenty, who has been dele
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Committee commenced operations on or about the
14th of May, from which time until the 2sth OF
June, they Lad constantly several men in the field
at which time the operations Of the Committee
were interrupted, leaving unfinished vast amount
of work then under consideration.
There hove been collected and placed in the
hands Of tho Treasurer s49965, from which there
travelling expenses OF speakers s913.2O, leaving o
balance Of sI8O.45 in the hands Of the Treasurer
G. G. BOWEN, President.
EDWARD WALL, Secretary.
PAUL NJ. POlNSETT, Treasurer.
n npT PnE
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Federal and State, TO use all
necessary Constitutional means 70 remedy
this evil.
@. Resoired, That the Radical majority IN
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves 10 be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing 1t upon the people Of the District
of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solcmnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing IL upon the people of all the
Territories, and by their various devices TO
cocrce the people of the South to adopt II ;
that we are opposed to Negro suffrage, be-
lievinR IL would he Productive of eVil 20
both whites and blacks, and tend 20 pro-
duce disastrous conflict of races.
Z. ReSotred, That for all their Efforts to
uphold the CoustitNtion we tender to the
President aud TO the majority Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the United States
our hearty thanks.
s. Resolved. That We are In favor of n
| Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the states, TO be held at such time and
| place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized tc
concur with other proper committees IN
! liking time and place, and that we prefer
| Louisville, Ky, us the place.
| .. ResOired, That the Democratic news
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support, and that an early and thorough
organization of the party is Indispensable
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rl,n Millennium Dawn.

Tntranced with tho sight of our political
as It is clearly and brightly
davning in the Radical horizon, some en-
thusiastic poet, who cannot be long Ito
country and to fame unknown thus
iinrlcs out his eloquent rhapsody:
u.rbis 8, the dawn-anon the dazzling light
pt Freedom shalt assault the marshaled night
q Grisf sorrow trouble from the earth Nhall star''
Millennium suizng it-behold the starr
40 distinction ON account oi race
sex uge condition. bittho place.
totu iii yc tenants OF this mundane sphtic'
l ,urasian Indian, ,tOngo-Au-Hppcat'
Gorilla monkey, ape, Ournug 'outahg,
Usboon aud the " hole Outlnndl,h gang
Fiock 10 Columbia, where a million khlghls
Arr armed aud ready TO maintain your ilfhhi
| Wbpte ANYTHING can vote that has mouth
| n !, cont ths white nCn OF the low hung SCUM
NJ. a riorious era, full OF blissiul JOY
! And GOLDEN promise 10 the negro boy. -
] Unt "a mite men -hudder, for their days are uohe
/ Their course in halls OF state rs nearly run
| Ihc times are warped webster or t'al
70 lie successful must he black to-day.
| 4 innt 10 see IL thunder ed from the Oonch
! 'rbnt Freedoms Goddess is a negro wcnch.
! / io n the hi q aud cry let loose the pa \,
| Lead on the blackc,t-I am AZ MS eacA
/ N hen Presidents are wanted shhll N"'o'
Como nj come devil, or come pctioOAti
To nit the occasion shall tune my tongue
For Douglass Lucy stone OF brigham hou"S
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RnhirnIKnaXerN.

After the leaders of the Radicals hau
shapcd their reconstruction scheme, anu
bending its discussion In either branch OF
Congress, and after its passage they gave
to the country the emphatic assurance that
iCit were acccdcd to in the South, In good
faith. It should be made the iinality Of
amicable settlement and permanent peace
As IL was about to BE- so accepted by the
south, greatly to the discontinue OF me
leaders, who desired no settlement and
ardently hoped for renewed violent agtta-
ton and resistance, Congress has been con-
veued again. that the measure may be
made even more obnoxious and the peo-
pie be driven into rebellion.
The act, as passed and put into execution
in the ten subordinated States, was not in
tended by its projectors, asa finality. That
act provides Il at all qualified voters snail
be registered; that the question of state
Convention in each State shall be decided
by the registered voters; that II the con-
yentiou Is called. it shall assemble and
make A constitution. which constitution
shall be submitted to the registered voters
for ratification. But after all this is done,
nothingis decided. Everything will then
hang upon the decision OF Congress and
all the proceedings may be set aside by that
lbodv. Congress reserves to itself the right
to Judge whether the elections were fairly
conducted, and especially is to be satisfied
that such constitution meets the approva
of majority of the qualified electors; :
with several other like reservations, eacl
one speciously framed, for dishonest quib
bling, without which, representation from
such states may be denied.
Need we have anything more, in conhr
nation of such a measure being intended
= fraud, by the Radicals, than the sudde
assembling again of Congress and the sew
cral schemes, broached on the first day G
Fl the opening to interpose greater obstacle
! than were imposed by the original act an
z render more obnoxious the despotism
, with which the South had already bee
5 surrounded!
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To Consumptives.

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| May T,'G7- -dT&w1 y-paco-ny
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Know Thy Destiny.

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