The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
The 1ailg Ne@a,
NEWS SUMMARY.

cotton closed III Liverpool III 9Id for Miidlins
Up'ands.
l'y the nrw law the Queen is anli"rizr,l tn pro-
rogue Parliament wiIhnut any Subsequent writ nr
commission. Her proclamation is hereafter To DO
taken Ms sufficient notice That Parliament stands
proroi;ucd to the day ami place named init.
On the Empcror's felr day. Madame PoIrEyIS
made balloon ascent at Aarsrillcs. Int ihr wind
suddenly vcrrinG ru,,u'i Elr blown uut Ia SRA
und only escaped by means oi vessel which went
out expressly after hrr. Tie balloon WAS uniu-
jurcl.
ThSr' ate i'll circulation nj the South coun, crf,Yt
live rrni pieces niar "f lcaL. with coat uf u Ii
siScr, Yer. shiTulN r>rr,tr,l anl we'll calculated
!" deceive. The. may, however lr rasi,, detect
cd hy the difference " weight between tir h,.us
and TN, srn,Ii.,r.
TN" :" the resolutions rml,,lird III the Ha,li,,l
platform III PENNSYLVANIA is the toL,w,ur ):
"Ht"'rtd. That warned hy past n,sf,rtuu,. n,,
.sk that ih' SnrWmr Court VI the State hc rlarcl
III hsr'rn! WITH tte l,litira rriu.uns Vt 4 naiori-
~ VI tho iNNrc."
The " lu,st'stnn t'r& SANS: w have gratifying
aN'un'S tvN'm urary rrvl, portion VI the State as
~ ;hr da':rn: rr'i'S kicr is coming in we'll anal
sv;'trsI!' h!S,rr ;tiu hstrrr supposed. The cot
:S'; t=rH h.s ;:nin"rl mriir,fny during the last
:n'vH ".>i>. IL several localities the PICKING las
s-:"A'N N;nm''ntrd. The com crop is Of course
t:'>i'', ,>'n;.
\ t>,"utrs inquest was recently held in London
niN't ih' body IT an unknown woman supposed la
lr the 'll,GiIinatr child nfa Scotch uohl,au WHO
f'r fifteen years had Disguised herself AZ n man.
Several witnesses testified to- the cunu,rtrucss uf
tho iiln'Siti'i. Tile surgeon who WAS with her at
hrr ur:fi silm she had Il ''mos masculine face y
ninl slight beard. llcr hand was feminine
AIRS EiIzAnrrH CApY STANTON and Miss Sus,,
ANTHONY. "t New York addressed Very largo
audience ut Lawrence. kni,sss in fnyor uf frnul,.
suffrage. Mrs. SrASruH's ar;,unrut in favor of
equal rights il pronounced by the State journal
TO he the finest Grafton ever delivered i'll kansas
vigorous canvass s bring made in favor of
striking out the wor,ls .'whitc" and ..malc" from
the State Constitution.
Tho New York Tribune, of September T, thus
speaks OF the California clcctions "Califuuia re-
turns, which have grown worse daily. hay, n, Ina,
tonchcd The lowest deph. The Democratic ma
Iority on Governor is eight thousand; the IcgisI-
trc ~ gone, hook and line, anu, Of course Uni
ted States Senator with it, and to ill the cup, VIC
nre told that il is doubtful If Il single Republican
Congressman is chosen"
Mr. ". BLANCHARD JERnut.p - IL about tu ,ul,lish
by subscription, History of Industrial Exl,ibi-
tions," which will begin with the origin of these
mammoth enterprises in 1851, AMI coming dow,
10, VIII lnclndo the present Paris Exposition The
P''NS Va WOfh, Which, WILL aDDpar
twelve parts, will bo Two gniucas. As the Prince
OF Wales, tho Duke of Cambridge, and other
titled pcrsonaRcs, head his subscription list his
SUCCESS in England may lie considered certain.
Tho Memorial Diplontdii9ac saws Senior Gos
2ALEs BRAVO, Spanish Minister of ihe InIcrinr haa
Just received tho insignia OF the Golden FLEECE
Iherc exist only iltr-soren decorations of this
class, the greater number pf which llavo been
conferred upon Foreign soveroigna and princes
Mnrslal NAnvAEz, Duke tic Valcntia Inns Dospcss
cd thiH order since 1917. In Spain, in addition to
Tho royal family, thirteen Erandccs have received
the distinction.
CH'EtEs LAND tells this characteristic STORY of
HA2IitT; Il took him to see q very pretty gir,
"herc therc were two yonng girls; tho head and
sum OF tho Rirlcry was two Young girls: thcy
noithcr laughed, nor snccrel, nor gisClctl nor
whispered, but thoy woro yonng girls; and hc sat
and frownrl Glacker aul blacker, Indignant thnt
there should be such things NJ youth uI,tl bcauly
Till he tore mo away before supper in perfect
misery, ami owned he cond not lear younr rirIs
they drove him mad"
We are glad to learn that the committees an
pointed to take up subscriptions on behalf Of the
Will liberal response. 4 An S alcal now comes 10
lib from New Orleans. a mercantile firm OF New
York received recently telegram from New
Orleans stnting TINT the disease rapidly spread
ing thcro and asking for immediate subscriptions
Ill aid OF tho Howard Association, which in unro-
uniting in ltB uf the sufferers but sadly needs
pecuniary assistance.
large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens
Of Harris County, Texas, was held nj Houston ON
the 1Gtl oi August, for the purpose of founding nm
"Anti-Mnnopuly Cheap Freight Hallway League
MIR. PErEn u. GRAY addressed tho meeting nj con-
Siderable length. He advocated the construction
- Il. .I.,l
Texas, to Fort Riley, Kansas, distance Of Epnr
hundred miles, the rond to be open to everybody
VIII" muy wish to his rolling stock ON it, at
reasonable compensation.
The Hawaiian GdzfHc declares that the colclra-
tion OF tho Fonrh OF July, by Americans in that
island, can only DO performed by tho consent of
Tho authorities, and to think that foreign
ers have no right to discuss tho nativo politics
doctrine against which tho AdUeriispr vigorously
protests. Tho Hawaiian Evangelical Association
las published II report, wherein tho Queen il
urged to cunfer medical education upon a num-
Der Of natives, III orticr to overthrow tho cllarla
tals who impose upon the people.
Naples letter tAugust %, 10 the YInrs savs ;
even OH tho confession Of tho Journals of the |
party Of action all attempts against the TRANQUILITY
of the P"ntiiical States given up for the mo-
ment, and GARIBAIW himself, writes nh in,iu,ui, |
''''"" "i sHo NShSiaiS rcCcnllS mntiG ono
two moderate speeches. Tho TACT is that with the
HoTans unable or indispOArd 10 ris O. and with 10.
GOO men "n the frontier hound To defend what re-
mains OF the Holy See against the ncursions uf |
the volunteers, second thoughts arc found 10 DO
wisesi."
telegram wRs received uI London August o7
at the Board OF Trade from Capt TYLER, ono of
tho inspecting officers Of that department dated
Susa, August 2G, stating that hc had on that lay
crossed the Mont Ccnis, from st. Michel to Susa
distanccof Of forty eight miles, at IN elevation of
6700 feet above the levcl of the sea with lilo first
engine and train that had travelled over that route
Tho Duke of VA1LAMDnosA, Mr. FELL, Mr. Bnoo-
DEN, Mr. BRuSIEEs and othorB were present. Tho
company propose to open the railway for traffic in
October next.
correspondent Of tho Pail Mall Gazette hopes
the tniorH now on strike will dovoto their lcisnre
TO acquiring the art of sowing on buttons. 1o
says: "As tho cabman in one Of Mr.. LEEcu,s social
illustrations observed, Tho genteeleror tho party
the worserer tho tare,' 80 it may bo emphaticoly
observed with respect to this matter OF buttons
the genteclcr the tailor tho worsor tho sowing
For country tailors prido themselves an their pew-
ing, and thoir buttons cling to thor appointed
places for moro months than the don tailors
adhere for weekH."
Mr.. PEABODY, i'll reply To an address and test-
monial Of English working men, sad TINT in South
Danvcrs Mass, thoro was preparing an institution
in which would bo collected tho various gifts md
testimonials which no hnu received and of wlicb