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TINE NEW STEAMER PROVIDENCE.

The steamer Providence OF the Nanagausct line via
Bristol r. IL TO Boston, is everything considered
Of the most magnificent boats Of her class afoat She
three hundred and sixty feet keel three hundred and
seventy feet length Of deck feet beam
and eghtythree and half feet paddle boxes the
saloons larger and inner than those Of any other
beat The pansnG carvins and gsnersi decorations Of
the grand saloon aud state halls exceed in richness
and facAes for comfort anything before known Ia
steamers The painting Is In the most delicate tints,
eved with white and gold The ceiling and It's paneling
richly designed and painted In fresco Rosewood
and mahogany form the stairways, which arc
ornamented with bronze statuary and sculpture;
gas luminases the saloon Al night through chandelie
and chandeliers OF more than roeai magn6cence The
gas Is carried in reservoirs on the hurricane deck The
machinery Of this steamer 10 not tho least remarkable
feature Of IT, The enginss are the largest single
marine engines built the steam cylinder having
diameter Of hundred and ten inches and stroke OF
twelve feet The combination OF boilers and engines
CRATE surface burn the coal by natural draught alone
without using blowers, and, by means Of large OF
piston efficiency Of engine with economy and low and
Is twenty Ave pounds 70 the square inch and less
pressure performs the service. The engineer has
complete aud instantaneous control Of the steam, and
the OF measuring the power according the
by means Of an apparatus specially for these
purposes provided Surface condcnsers composed OF
brass tubes drawn from solid ngots having no steam to
leak provided for the boilers The boilers three In
number in each vessel in the hold forward Of the
eine. They are thrtynve feet long by twelve feet six
inches diameter. with double tier Of furnaces one
above the other but easily fired the re-room
floor. There twelve furnaces giving I'VE hundred
and ten square feet CRATE surface The ues OF the two
connecting furnaces empty into connecticut thence
the flames and gases through largo nues into
buson chamber at the back end OF the boilers and
nue into the steam chmneys through tubes i've inches
diameter The total amount OF fire surface Ia $3.50
square feet The chmneys encascd in a vast tube
of boiler iron, rvced and botcd firmly together pass
ing up through the decks and state halls and
making thorough protection 10 the passengers against
accident the fiueS tubes the boilers
diameter with face of twelve feet and three feet depth
OF paddle, The rims are formed to diminish tie
resistance Of the water much possible. The
ARRANGEMENTS for extinguishing complete and
elaborate that serious IRE board this boat
impossbiilty This boat ORIGINALLY built for the
Merchant Steamship Company, aud 10 constructed as
much with view 20 ben. good sea boat as to speed
and she combines both qualities in hgh degree.
Harrison O. Briggs ia the General Manager OF this
line, and the boats commanded by Captains Brayton
and Simmons, formerly OF the Fall River line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-23

MEXICO. Feb. .. 1867.
Mr. DEAR MINISTER DoS Tgoporo LaRxs-The actual
situation OF Mexico deeply Affects Every plan that
has been adopted with view end cvn war, only
makes rage the moro; and everywhere that an At
tempt is made to consolidate empire torrents OF
blood poured without obtaining the least advan-
tage therefrom. II was hoped that whom tue empire
got rid OF the french Intervention OF action
felt in salutary favor OF the peace
aud well being or the whole people Unfortunately the
contrary has taken place. and the lancnsbe de-
fsats Jacnto and Monte de las Cruces OF
serving undeceive az ndeibly OF the bterest
Great advantages were promised to result from the ex
perience, tact, loyalty and prestige OF Generals Mea
Mlramon and Marquee The FIRST has left the service
under the preext that his health is bad the second
In hts irst BATTLE wasted, almost without lighting, all
the placed at his command and the last after
having committed extortions accompanied by the mos;
violent upon all the industrious and peaceabe
classes OF the people got up an expedition that was i'll
planned and the bloody results OF which will never be
sufficiently wei weighed.
sary forced loans 50 as 10 carry on certain
branc les OF the public administration These forced
loans become impractcable, even when appealing to
vexaous processes and DEGREES evyng extraordinary
taxes These latter become more odious than produc-
tive
on .he other hand the republican forces which
wrongly represented disorganizcd demoraized and
kept up solely by the hop q psge, convince people
by their conduct that they form homogeneous army,
whose stimulus Is the courage and Of
chef who animated WITH the grand idea that they
defending their national Independence, which they
believe TO be placed In jeopardy BY tue establishment
OF our empire In 50 critical situation OF affairs the
recourse 70 popular suffrage longer avail because
u would result In nothing but vote from the Few in.
babitsnts IN places occupied by the imperial arms Tue
opportunity for such an appeal has passed. and We must
now give II up altogether.
have contracted a solemn engagement with Mexico
10 the effect that shall never be the occasion OF spng
any moro blood. The honor OF my narno aud the Inn
mcnse responsibility that weighs upon my Coincidence
both In the presence Of God aud Of history have fixed
my resolution not to delay bringing evils great 70
stop ut once. Heace, then, ! await with The anxiety
called for in this case, your advice TO the
that you may deem oppoune TO settle tho exist
ing harmony With the ideas which set forth In
this letter; aud you must look solely TO the welfare
and prosperity Of The Mexican people, leaving entirely
out Of question all Interest both OF political and per-
sonai nature. remain yours. MAMMALIAN.
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Axrrsr or MUrfsEKRa Henry Taylor Bernard Bern
zend, Frederick Hole and Frederick Meyer, German
scsmen arrested yesterday on complaint Of Cap
tain Ernst Bnckcr, and taken to the Fy FIRST Precinct
station house on Staten Island. They comp ssed the
crew OF the British br gantne Hermes, bound rom this
port 10 Lakuayra and arrested comp OF the
captain the charge OF having mutned ale the
sci lying at anchor OF EdgewAlsr. They will be
tsken before the British Consul
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MkxiCo Feb. 10, 1907.
sfRE-Your Maesty's letter OF yesterday startled me
greatly. and a. was my duty at called together
the ministers over whom have the honor TO preside
Afer having conscientousiy examined the ideas set
forth in said letter our arst impulse TO resign the
trusts which your Majesty has con6dsd 70 us as we felt
persuaded that the present ministry is not equal TO tho
task Of carrying out the dfneult policy which your
Majesty purposes 10 adopt
The ministry bssvss that In the extremites 10 which
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Arrray n v IAN. ., lea,

ArEUay, n. ", JUNE q, 1867
suit has been commenced here to-day for an
injunction asains, the Merchants Unon Express Com
paoy, and for recover OF iis properly. The suit Is
brought the grounds OF the reckless squanderna n
the money OF the company, It's present insolvency. ard
the attempt on the part OF portion Of the officers OF
the company to effect for their own benefit secret
aud clandsstne arrangement for wndins w the COM
pany.
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The Capture of santa Anna BY the I.ibcrni.
Confirmed.

FHILAbktFuA, june q 1867.
The steamer Hendrix Hudson arsyed from Havana.
brings the following Information obtained from Mr. H.
Gottieb, aidde-camp and interpreter to General Santa
Anna, passenger by the Virginia from Vera Cruz TO
Havana
The Virginia left Vera Cruz The sth and sisa on the
l2h When the Virginia touched At sisai the steamer
after surrounded by liberal boats demanding
the surrender OF General Santa Anna Captain Deak,n
refused aud threatened with violence when bong
unprotected, ss there American man-oi.war.
he protested, and only gave him up when about get,
ting ready Gre into the Virginia so ends bis event
fu trip, which will be the means OF an international
claim on the part Of the United states
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Quarrel Among its DEMONSTRATORS Il 60.
Indicted.

BALTIMORE June %, 1861
The so-namcd Southern Orphans Gf, Enterprise Re-
lief Assoc laton advertised grand scheme for the
benefit OF Southern orphans, and by which scheme
large amounts Of money raised, suddenly csme TO
grief last night Mt Concords Hall in manner entirely
unsatisfactory TO the shareholders aud IN way
anythinr but beneficial 10 southern orphan
children. A quarrel arose A managers over the
funds that had been collected, toe testimony OF
Mrs John l. Ham mond, the pfes. u the association
the Grand Jury yesterday found tetentnenis against
the firm Of Palmer Co for violating the laws OF the
state OF Maryland prohibiting lotteries IL s stated that
only thirty thousand out OF the five hundred thousand
tickets been sold and that the most valuable prizes
announced had been retired from tho scheme.
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chess match or considerable interest IS announced
to take place mort week wherein the annhaion Of time
and space by modern invention will bs sngulary Illus
,rated The question the result OF friendly
DIFF extended by the Detroit Amateurs 10 the New YORK
Chess Club The distance between this city and Dstro's
is something ike thousand miles, and tho idea q
namber OF gentlemen separated by great space sit
ting down 10 contest for move series Of games
In each OF which, 10 all probability, from thirty 70 or'y
messages must be nierchanged and calculating 70 get
through two or three games in A many evenings, par
takes some what OF the marvellous The teegraph COM
pany have, this OCCASION placed thssr wires ~ VOC
gratuious OF the c0niending parfies lais grras
trial Of skin ~ announced for commencement on Monday
evening next Play at this terminus wall begn az seven
r. NJ at the New York club, University Buiding, under
the supervision OF Dr. Barnett, Captain Mackenzie aud
M Stanley: their opponents at Detroit being hessrs
aury Ejder and several other players well known TO
,ness fame The match will consis. OF two games aud
In the event or no definite result being thus attained
third and deciding partN Will DO contested
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GRAIN FROM CAidrossra California expects 70 com
rate with the Eastern states in supplying the
grain market OF Europe. The AHa California says
sThs wear the greatest want has been sufficient shipping
10 carry away the surplus crop 10 foreign markets.
Hereafter shall not be troubled on that account AZ
the shippers and grain dealers OF tho Eastern states and
Europe now understand that have large trade upon
which they rely With lively composition IN ship-
ming, Francisco, even by way OF tape horn, can
always reach the markets OF Europe with ner gram
little cheaper than Chicago that our farmers viii
have the advantage Of those Of Illinois, Michigan, WIS.,
consiu aud Iowa in price and double OF treble ibe ada
vanla.e in Production 10 the area planted
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19
PROoEED1NGs' OF CITY COUNCIL.
THIRTY-sECOND REGULAR MEETING.

Counon cnAnB1n, January Is. 1867.
P1ssept-The alayor. and AldsTmsa 1, Rs5epo
Honour. Marshall, Enston, Whildcn, Gosszo:e,
. The minutes Of tho last meeting were read and
y Applications for No.. Licenses from @. D.
AhIens and others; for No; Licenses from John
Aa1s4s and }Sa }pnk hiesnss from on n
Application Of E. c. Holland, Superintendent,
keferred 70 the Committee on Lighting the City
Petition OF Hudgins Co., praying to be allowed
70 put o lot at west
wages: Reiorred to the Committed on Relief:
peed IN 81
street, end offering 20 oede to the city piece Of
beng to the aor 81
y The following communications we're received as
\. CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE,
10 Ae Honerao1e ne Hayor and Aldermen ef clarleso
Institution, and the election Of officers to for tho
caeisusn ef sAe Board VIM. 9. Bee.
Natron-Mrs Margaret steinmsyer.
Assistant Aa:rons-Mrs: E1ixa aran,th. Mra Z. ".
Mg Mrs Tss
catharino Blllen, Mrs Elizabeth Inshara.
Ia;."a1es.@Mrs. iss ss.s.n f1 jane A. % AndreVs o'
a. Hospital N.rse-Miss s. Chariot.
= 'Easyineer---W.H. Berry. ~
=, Porternnd Gar6ener-Conrad Eousnnann.
SCHOOL,. A* -. Fl
Principal Miss Agnes Z. Irving. 81
- 4ssistant Ieachcrs-Miss Mary Ryburn, Miss Encn
King. Miss S. Tarrant, Miss Elizabeth Hayes Miss Sarah
Griffith Miss Mary Lequeux Miss Annie Griffith
Very respectfully, your obedent servunt.
->s%g%. Sasga-- WaI. G. BEE
.a. & Chairman Commissioners c. O. n.
70 es Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen, Of The City .,
ChGTlestou: sT58 @M, @ g'9 +j&s.I
Z aExELR.Hx:-Ata meeting OF the Board Of Commits
sionezs Of the Poor held Wednesday, the 9th instant
the following elections were made:
Il NJ Manigau1t, Master. ,
Shfan Mantgault. Matron. !. :..
}. O. Nolte. Book nud Door Keeper. - ~
r. s. llar to supply house and pensioners with bread
ut cents per pound. #.g 35&a|1
Thoa. A. johnson supply house and pensionors with
beef at 10 cents per pound
Respectfully,
Il II. DESiCSECHE
see'y and Treasr Board of Commissioners Of Poor Of
Charleston.
The following communication was approved:
CHARLESTON, January Is, 1867
To the Hon. the Mayor d,d Aldermen
GENILEzEN The Board of Firemasters respectfully
nominate Mr. c. P Aiar for the position Fircmastor,
to dn the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of T.
Jungbluth, Esq Respectfully, 4@
Resignation Of J. NJ. Pundt, as Firemaster, was
accepted.
Return Of Harbor Master for December, 1866
ehowing s428 14-100 paid into the City Treasury.
information.
The following report OF the Captain Of Police
was received as intormahon:
REPORT OF POLICE, TO H1s HONOR TEE
MAYOR OF THE CHARLESTON, SHOWING THE NUM-
TON DURING MONTH OF sovEafaEn, 1885, AND
The CAUSE OF THEIR 5-l..1. ... a ..
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T1pR 1a11g Menus.
HIDE THEM AWAY.
DT ANN PAoE.

H.de thsrnl hide thom all away
His cap, his little hrock-
And take from out my aching sight
a Yon curling, golden lock:
Ahl onco 1t waved upon his browf-
70 torture me anew ~.
Leave not 10 dcal 6 token here
Ys know not what ye dol
Last night the moon came In my room,
And on my bed did lie
woke, and ia tho silver Light ~
thought hoard him cry
le,ned toward the htlo crib,
Tho curtain drew aside,
Before, haH sleeping, bethought
Me, that my boy had dice!
Take thon nwayl csnnot look.
. On nuzht that breathes of himl
Oh take awny the silver cup,
His lips have touched its brim-
TnSo the straw hat from OF the wall,
"rix wreatn cd with withered flowers;
Tho rustling leaves do whisper me
or nI tho loved lozt hours. #&,
The rattle, with :ta music balls
Oh! do not let .thcm se1,ndi
Tho dinplod hand TINT grasped thca once -.
Is cold bcnssth the ground.
The willow wagon ON tho lawn
Throu1 1h all my tears see:s.
Roll it away, OH gently roll.
It is an agonyl
His shoe. are In the corner, nurse.
His ntttte foot no moro
VIII patter like tho falling rain,
Faas up and down tho foor.
/. And turn that picture to the wall
: His loving mournful eye
In pferedng through my very heart,
-: Again soc him diol
Obi anguish, how he Rnxsd ON mo-
Whom painted out his breathl
never, never know before @
How terrible was death.
NY boy-my own-my only ono .
Art thou forever gone7
o Godl help me to bear the stroke
That leaves me all alone.
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Twenty-Five obstructors In the streets and fva naro
eRa re aesRe't
stxts-stx head Of horses mules COWS, &c. sc, wer
Son9a going ct large contrary 70 y
OFFICE OF cArrAn OF POLICE, i,
NAM GUARD HousE, January s, 1857
hereby o.rtfy that the above Is correct seport from
t1s Mayors Morning Report Book Upper ana Lowe,
= ReSeaved e the above two hundred and ai1tysnne
January II. 1887 . ine'aaAs' y
Alderman stenmeyer made the following report
The Committee Licences report favorany upon the
following apPheatons for Junk Shop Licsnses and re-
aIorslaads Whar:s Samuel Byrns. John and Elizabeth
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN H sTENn1EYER
z. B. CAKES. Is.2- ~
A!derman Honour made the following reports,
which were concurred in: SE. S"7-0ts- 2 -, -
petition Of Edward Latte In res1,o " mas referred tho
1or txss on lot rurehased by him 1868 ask leave to
ana sheriff Be- t to socsRa sasse be
for the execution and interest," exclusive Of costs - 1o
& "a. = d12Sg9s. HSHSga
The Committee Belief to which WIS referred the an
into the Asylum beneficiary AJAX leave to report that
ssr an interview had with the applicant they re by no
petiaa "a hopeless and confirmed unatic but that he
10 under great depression spirits from want Of
and 20 far from It being necessary to his
own or the safety Of ohe.s " tha he should be confined
he 70 perfectly quiet and harmless. r. the opdnion Of
physictan confinement should be necessary the Com.
Iniee recommend that he be placed Temporarily in the
lunatc depsrmept Of tho City Hospital un the czso is
more 1ully developed. J. 81. HONOUR @ VI
~ ..s9 s.. g. COURTENAY.
Alderman Honour made 4he following report.
which vas laid over for consideration at next regu.
80 cs@a,t.ss ss Lighting th. city. to whom was
to ts n.e sns hga sa Of relation
In the consideration Of tho same tev have nnt eI;sd
m or eoses but upon the
House Where the apparatus applied, in the month
g. This e1periment applied to tbs iirhts
N tne n9dtng Itself and also 10 street iarn the
% which ts registered by distncs and
these experiments show consumption :, =. -:
o0e cA !es Win the use OF the nultplier than ith
o1Ilt. lsnne toa nght was equally good, -.
Your Cnmmftoe also obtained Information from NJ
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GnAiS-Ths offerings OF wheat are but nominal only
ceps By rail- 10000 SushsEs yellow and 4ooo Sashssa s
whtc comprised the offerings today the demand is fair
els r primo White at 81 o6al 10: 200 busci. mixed
do at 81 o3 5000 bushels yellow at 81 DIAL 05 Oatooo
Slbne;s HeSc:Gl, :ca part Sc.1 - enGGn css.
Mo1AeszsWe hayo no salea % notice Stocks small
Offering but tts to 5uys,s ana nd Prices rm
With light s9sh @ sr prices are c % VIZ W. % sa s @
s sn
lond Of Sides sold to-day at 9sal0 Shoulders
selling in joSbing lots at So = bb Lard is held rm at
II 4al3 cts If for prime city and Western @ bsls -
s1T~We have change to report either in prices or
ground alum 50 1oa2 lG do fine So 1oa3 25 por sack;
Turks Island 5Sa6oo per bushcl
SU0An-After tho close of yostcrtlay
of 2sl hhds Dcuorara vacuum pan on private
n e s sas so of 81 nn csa
wn1sHEr-No sales reported; market il stn unset
Now Fork Market.
"7 MONEY a1ARKET.
New York Euenfnq Post OF Tuesday the 18th inst.
The loan market is still CASTOR to-day. but there
change in tho curEont rate OF cont consid
arge brokers at Discounts restricted. tho best
ao sa s
1aoo. iss; 1880. isis ioo is4: .a;s'
Foreign exchange is ARM Bills at sixty days on Lon
for bankers; do ut short sight. 1losullo Par1s
days. iGa5 13s<; do ut short sight, 11L: Ant.
esa ':5 a1'aai bsonsn s As
7sa; Prussan thalers, 721sa72!s
NEW. YORK. january i4.-ELocn, &o-The market
for Western and State flour is active and prices of
fined to the local and eastern tradc. ~
The sales 1900 bbls at 80 45a1o for supcrlnc
mon e.tr STATE: s,S 95ais 30 far fanc stt an 1S pm
- * ~ ~, loo ~ s,,;, sIo loa
s11 sna1o hS tor aSinnne nhn s,1t Nv s
nilv brands Of ohio chinan and n1oa 40. dS
70 nor st auufs 3or II o,r a. .e 40 ion
Cana:an Honrthe morset m ia haav ei so T ~ ~ so ,h
! Southern fonr 3s IN n,oaer.+. dor,o,s c, 80 ooo
bbls al S1i sos14 20 for to 1a ., an
brands - ''ss' - 4'-.' -. 40 ''''os "no ia'hnS
Rye our Is steady at unchanRed prices Sales Of aso
| Corn mealSIhe market ia heayr Mt * far pennov,
nis, and IS 50 for BTandywine ''1ll0'l''
sated with n moderata aen,an1 for ~ ,iiiHa f @ h;1 80
Most choice Qualities. proorrine ars
5000 bushels at s. IS for chicago spring and
Rsrev ia 1rT,er with ,no,, ;,c;, a. ~. 49,, o,o,
OF IS zoo bushe at sUc for western o.. for honde1
Canadn west and 81 OF for TNnrowcI Statc -
oats arr essier With ,nora :,ann ~ a. 49, ,,.;,
sales bushels fair TO good Chicsso at 6.
Rye ia iesyv @ Small 'Ses 1: ~ ~ e'aS ~ ~ t
and 1000 bushels Canadian at about 81 II in store
few aeers at the inside nro % T @ 40 ao1
bushels western mixed at II 15al 1s in store and aoa
PnovysIn,.s - Tb.ra ua "a a. ti1 ,ooro a,,, .,
prices are rather SITTER though witaous marLd i'm
provement. For future delivery wo hear Of 1000 bb
beis. seller do, 1t $40 and 500 bSs. se1e
ha5ss Tse ssies Il saesS es and reau.r m , SO
10 s7>s tor old ness 81 75a21 s7 for new, woscr1
' eir,y active and steady sales Of $50 bo,. n
plain mess s1a1s Tor new do: s1al5 for Of
| .
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9-.a-@------.
MARINE NEWS.
p ONT OF CHARLES TON

Arrived Yesterday.
seht Paragon, shute. New York, 10 days. Mdze. To
Tupper g. Sons, and others S@.9Ts All
steamer Eliza- Hanco1, Richardson, Savannah via
Beau Haauiort Elton Head, DC ~ bales Cotton and
Mdze- To Ferguson Holmes, G Clarke Raycnel &
CO, Fraser & Din, Hopkins, Mcpherson Co ia D
khApntrtoaI2 s.! ..'.-TR4. u
Steamer Crakou, T1ton, Georgetown, c. 25s bales
Cotton To shackelford Fraser, aud others. - =
Cleared Yesterday. @ I-.
schr Nevada. Doughty, BALTIMORE A Enslow L Co.
Went to Sea Yeste1slny.
Steamer Dicator, Co1etter, Palatka vim Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah sg1 fgT7-7,
From this Port. af
Steamship Saragossa, Crowen New York Jan 15
Ship Missouri, Edward. LIVER pool, Dec &c. ,s4f z.
@ :;2s'S#sfr-t ,:,s Up for this Port. @siG. -sSs
Ship Houtbezn Rights. Boss Liverpool to sail Jnn g.
The seaman sDoyls at Liverpool. Deo.sl .11
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PHOTOGRAPHS

RARLOW, TEE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH
ID LY renovated and fitted up the OLD STIR Gallery.
snd.3s prepared g take all ktnds Of PORTRAITS He
tnankfnl 1r past a1d further solfcita
the trade He has also Photographs Corfsderate Gem
Erals 1Ednance Of Secession Views Of City sumter and
other Eofhcatdons ut Wholesale and RETAIL at s. z COR
HER KING AND MARKET STREETS. Charleston, e. c.
N R.-Porcefain Portraits and Pctzu q arg
short notice and in hest OF style. Nove,ot NJ