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The Flood Tide Of immigration.

The treasures Of Europe are daily onriching the
great republic. Ship loads OF emlgrants from the
6H World are seeking in the New World all the
great advantages which our institutions and our
From Germany three steamers, carrying from six
to nine hundred persons, leave fatherland daily
for the United Stales while the tide is so strong
fhet even this vast outlet is not sufficient, and
through Havre, London and Liverpool, the Ger
man peope load the packet ships bound for New
York. ireland, tired of the despotic heel OF Eng
land, threatens to emigrate en- niasSe; from Cork
three steamers, averaging elgnt huhereu pass3en-
gers each, leave every two days, and even then
leave from FIVE to six thousand people awaiting
transportation. From Londonderry we have one
steamer and one sailing ship load OF Immigrants
weekly. Europe is making an exodus to America,
and the echo goes back Welcome! there is room
and TO spare -
One great reason for the immense German tide
flowing westward is the dread Of coming warfare.
They are not fighting people by nature, aud pre-
fer to carry forty rounds Of lager beer rather than
forty rounds OF cartridges. THIS rapid depopula-
ton Of the German States is weakening Prussln
very sensibly, and when her great rival, France,
scarcely loses man, Prussia loses regiment.
SO vital point is this with Prussia that few
weeks since she stopped one of the regular steam
ers and took off all their emigrants subject to the
rigid military laws Of the empire. This, however,
did not stay the tide.
Despite our late war, the national debt, the
barriers placed in the way Of those who wish to
leave European countries, and the deriding of re-
pubcanism by monarchists, ''the cry is still they
world. Europe is sending her children to our
school, and their influence, when they writo to
their ffieads whom they have left behind them,
hoo already shaken the rotten fabric Of monarch
ism and even threatens to overtopple it.
N 7. Herald, May 19.
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sA significant quarrel is in progress in Louisiana
between the so-called Union Republicans" and
the extreme Radical Republicans; tho former en-
doayoring to control the negro yo.e, with view
to the consolidation of Southern Republican
party, and the latter fayoring the plan OF nomna-
ting negro candidates, and working the machinery
of the State in the interest OF color The split
manifested itself in the refusal Of the extremists
to cooperate with the other section in welcoming
Judge Kelly to New Orleans, and is widened daily
by local controversies and correspondence. Inc
filure to confer colored suffrage in 1864 when the
IJnion party controlled the affairs OF the State,
forms one Of the strongest grounds OF attack, and
ia dwelt upon as evidence OF the nbdellty Oh old
managers Of the party TO the doctrine which tho
negroes are intent upon carrying into practice.
". R. Crane writing over his own signature IN
the New Orleans Tribune, assails the responsible
editor of the newly established Republican and
his allies in terms like these, which he quotes from
a letter purporting to have bean received from
Phlsdelphia Radical: "R Hahn, Cutler, and ours
of their low degree, are to continue to lead the
Republican movement in Louisiana, see nothing
ahead but deserved defeat for the party" Trouble
ia evidently in the wind. The negro in New Or-
leans as we have sald before, is contendng for the
mastery-not for simple equality; and the stau1ch
white Unionlsts ore not inclined to submit to his
domination.-Ne,o York Times.
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[Frou, the atlantic Monthly for June.l
THE RED SCHOOL-HOUSE.

I passed it yesterday sgain,
The school-house by the river,
Where you and I were children, Jane,
And used to glow md shiver,
In heats of June, December's frost,
And where. in rainy weather,
The swollen roadside brook we crossed
So many times together.
I felt the tickle of tho rain
From your wet ringlets dripping;
I caught your blue eyes twinkle, Jane,
When we were nearly slipping;
And thought, while in your fear and glee
We're clinging to my shoulder,
so, will she trust herself to me.
When we arc ten years olderP'
For I was full of visions vain,
The boys romantic hunger;
You were tho whole schools darling, Jane,
And many summers younger.
Your head cherub's use to look,
With sunbeams on it lying,
Bent downward to your spelling-book.
For long and hard words prying.
The mountains through tho winGow-pane
Showered over you their glory;
The awkward farm-boy loved you, Jane
You know the old, old storyi
never watch the sunset now
Upon those misty ranges,
But your bright lips and cheek anu oroW
CLEAN out from all its changes.
Iwonder If you SEQ that chain
On memory's dim horizon,
There's not lovelier picture, Jane,
TO rest even your sweet eyes on.
The hsystscks each an airy tent;
The Notch gate Of splendor;
And river, sky, and mountain blent
In twilight radiance tender.
wonder-with a fitting pain
II thoughts Of mo returning,
Are mingled with the mountains, Jane:
I stife down that yearning.
A rich mans wife, on you no claim
Have ], lost dreams to rally;
: Yet Pemigewasset sings your name
I. Along its winding valley
And once hoped that for us twain
Mont fall one calm hfe-closing;
THAT Campton Hills might guard us, Jane,
In one green grave reposing.
They say the old mans heart 10 rock:
You never thought 80, nevsrl
And, loving you alone, lock
The school house door forever.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, |
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Onicc. 5. THOMAS,
SEC. l. Be IL Ordained 6y he Mayor and aldermen IN
CITY Co,,c assembled That from nd after the first day
OF Jauuury ccscs shall be taken out for al carts drays
and Wagons used for private md domestic purposes in
the same MANNER and according to the s;lc provisions
now in relation to CARTS rys and WAGONS let or
driven for hire, except giving bonds And each such
cart dray or waon sall be provided with balgc
tanning the number thereof and marked ifeaie to be
placed on the outside OF tue shaft.
SEC = No person shall bc taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bonI Under the Ordinance concerning Ii
censcs for CARTS drys, wagons und other un-
less he or she be q frccholder.
SEQ. 3. Tho following shall hereafter be Tic rates for
licenses public and private CARTS drays WAGONS, &c
including tho horses mules Used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, piAYs, ETC., THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, Fol: HIRE DIRECT ISDINEcT
For every cart, dry wagon drawn by one horse or
mule, $40.
For every cart dry wagon, drawn by two horses
mules $50.
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every ilack aud curriase with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses $50.
For every stage omnibus except line onnibusl,
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn by two more horses mules,
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, pRAYs, ETC.
For erery bread cart or wagon, So.
For every cart druy wagon used for private or do
mestc purposes and not to be employed III the traits
porting OF goods wares, merchandise, lumber, any
other commodity, for compensation either directly
Indirectly the same shall pay for license the sim OF
S. exclusive OF the horse mule.
Ratified i'll City Council, this 10th day Of January,
II. al in the year of our Lord thousand eight hun
dred aud si1ty-si1.
P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
by the Mayor.
January3 ". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer W Frazier Torrent. Edisto and Rockville.
Cotton and Mdze. 10 Jno Theodore Getty, LoWndes'
Mikeu l. Co, and others
Steamer Emile. Davis, Georgetown, c. Mdze. 10
W " Shackelford, B Rhett Son. Prngle,
Dawson, W Haig, Thurston \ Holmes, Geo Prtcaets'
McGorty Deignan, o Neil, Mrs r "ara' u oou
win, W A Kelly, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-WiDis q
Chisolm.
schr N E Long, Hardy Providence. III Baker &
schr John Lee Barnwell. Wilmington Civilian
schr Jayne Russell, Philadelphia-wm Roach
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka. Marshman. Now York
Steamship Sen Gull Dutton Baltimore.
Brig belmont Locke. Cochran, New YORK.
Brg Potomac, Snow, Boston.
Brig Chesapeake, Newhall. Doboy, Geo.
Schr E Jayne, Russell, Philadelphin.
Schr D Warner Horton, Georgetown, o.
schr samuel Eddy, Let's, Wilmington. G.
Steamer Manhattan, Austin, Wilmington, Del.
From this Port.
Ship 8 Kimball, Dearborn Liverpool, Mays.
Schr Transit, Stetson, New York May 10.
Steamehip Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, May w.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop, Stewart, up................M May
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed. AaTca 20
Br bark File dc fAr. Evans, up........ may
NEWPORT, ENG
The Coming, Hookaway, sailed. April III
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON
Brig Abner Taylor. Lowell cleared. May
The Whitney Long, Hayes, cleared. April ~
Schr Bergen, -, up. may U
NEW YORK..
schr David Faust. Lord, May II II
Schr Myrovcr. Hughes, clcarcd.. .May ~
Schr Evans, Hammond, up.................Ma May 40
schr Tapley, Perkins, cleared. May ID
PHILADELPHIA
schr N Bakor, Adams, cleared.
BALTIMORE.
Schr Shiloh Hubbard, cleared. May II
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SAD D1sAsrER.-We learn from friend that the
a.selI;nc and entire effects OF Mr.. Willis Watson,
most Industrious and worthy citizen dze Of our Dis
sIr"ad hy fire few days since. This sad disaster
% has LETT Ar. Watson, with dependent family, in a
nes1s s % IondIy for the sympathy and assistance Of
our people, Not only was his dwelling, furniture,
clothing, &c., destroyed but ms supply ot Prov,
him to provide in sufficient quantity to supply his
wants until he should again reap from the SOIL the
fruits Of his labor.-S,snter Watchnsan.
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Passengers.

Per steamer W W Frazier from Edsto and Rockville
D LaIoche, Mrs DR. Seabrook, Jas Legare, Sea-
brook. Bailey, Mrs jenkins, Miss Julia Bailey,
&c Whaley, C Whaley, NJ Whaley, Dr. Jos Whaloy,
Miss louisa Mckee, key. Moore, Toglio. ] Sea-
brook, r Sesbrook, ] O Whaley, and ~ on deck
Smith, aaillard Anston, D G Conner, Middle
ton Mrs Ward Son, Miss Toomer Mrs Barnes & Son,
Miss Edwards, Mrs Middleton, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Walk
er, Miss Ward, Miss Brown, c Vanndsn, and S5 on
deck.
Per steamship MonekR, for New York-Aiss Il Fitz-
hugh, Mrs Fisher, H Edgerty, Mrs Innis and s
children r Covers, ady and children, Edwards and
Jensen A Mohan, F Collins, r Baker, and deck.
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76 cts measures 160O bushels OF II cts weight 200 bush
els do at IS cts and 800 bushels very Light at SO c or
Rye 100 bushels sold at 81 40.
FLoUR-Coptnues dull >Spd prices heavy; buyers
scarce and hold off in anticipation still lower figures.
We have sales to note; the few made confined to
little lots for home wants within range last quoted,
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Mo1AssEs.-Nothing doing, Market nominaly un-
changed In the absence ofsales.
PRov1s1oNs.-We report sales of 100 casks OF Bulk
Shoulders at 81 cts 100 tcs Western Lard on private
terms so hhds cear rib Sides 12hal2 cts. cash; job
bing lots OF Shoulders 10aloh es Hams l9alGA cts for
plain and retail lots of latter II cts Mess
Pork held at s23 76 prime Western Lard round lots,
1Sll cts md jobbing l3h cents. City x cent less.
RIcE-We hear Of transactions, but quote prices
steady as before viz For Carons cents; Ran
goon 91aa9I cents
SA1r-With moderate jobbing demand and reduced
Stocks prices continue steady to wit: For Liverpool
Ground alum 50 20; Fine So 10a3 20 per SACK Turks
82a65 cents for jobbing lots from store.
SUGAR-The market is steauy with sales OF 40 hhds.
Cuba at II cts 60 days. 73 boxes hhds Mossses Sugar
at 10 cts 10 hhds choice centrifugal at 3 cts; 26 hhds
English Island for refining. ut 1oS cts; 100 hhds
Porto Rico, grocery, on private terms.
REFINED SuaARs-Arc steady at last quotations.
Svup-we quote Maryland Co.'S Golden 70 cts; Bat-
more do IS cts for extra, and IS cts for common.
WHIsKEY-Is held frmer We quote, in bond, 32aS3
cts per gallon. BY recent order 6rom Washington,
Whiskey is prohibited from being removed from one
bonded warehouse to another district in bond except by
disllers from their bonded warehouse Receivers
of Whskey complain OF the effect OF this order, as 1t Is
very detrimental to their trade aud entirely void OF
equity.
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consider Ohlckering Sons Pianos superior 10 any
In the world.
They are unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundneHs of their tone. There Ia
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers The
upper notes are romarkabe for clearness and purity
which do not find in any other instrument, while the
base ia distinguished for power without harshness aud
for magnificent sorority.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May I.-FNANcLAI-GotD-br are
buying at 1856 and selling at 1S7. 80,
SnyeR-Brokers are buying OF 1913 and selling et ISL
SEcuIrrHs-Georgin Railroad Stock unchanged at 6o
and 67.
Corros-Market quiet and dull to-day. There Proba-
bly would have been demand at about nc on rom
yesterdny's prices AS it there was no demand ana
none Offering The few sales made to-day amounted to
"a bales as follows at 10; 10 ut 21h ut 70; 20 ~
23H; at "a OF 241 aud 1S bales ut o. Receipts, AZ
bales. .. 49,
N0rE-The following sales were made yesterday and
not reported at 40; % at %. and bales at 2is.
Total sales of yesterday 2S4 bales.
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TEIALBERG.
GOTTSCIiALk

consider Chickering h Sons Pisnos beyond COM
parison, the best have ever seen In America.
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D.o cn,r,cston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY news
- CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, May 22, 1857
Purchasers generally withdrew from the market IN
consequence Of the unsettled state of financial matters
and in few cases oers where made they were Ut
low figures. and were not accepted.
The day closed without bale changing hands Prices
are nominal.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

LONDON, July 25, 1867.
MrssRs. OHIoKER1Na & 6oNs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the hrs
composers musicians and professors IN Europe held
your Pianog In such high estimation lvtd< my cerui-
catel that felt my duty to take one Of them with me
to Europe ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren The enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject. beg to
forward at the same time letter received from my
friend, MIR. oollard, which am sure must Re 9rnaiT
JAMES N. WEHLI.
LONDON January Il. 1866.
MY DEAR SIP: have great pleasure IN asking youto
convey to MeBsrs. Chickering tho cIpre sion OF my
Highest approval OF their instrument. It consider
not merely the bast instrument of American maiuisc
ture that have trd but one OF the fues Grand Piano
fores that has over come Under my coServatoh; ana
the Messrs Chiokering may well be proud OF hAVfn9
turned ont from their manufactory an instrument
which, for touch quality, power aud workmanship, 1t
would be very difficult to surpass IN any part OK the
wide world
Dear slr. very sincerely yonrs. .nn
Firm of Collard Colard, Plsno-forte Manufacturers
London.
LONDON, August %. 1860.
Jamss H. Wehli, Eiq.:
ny DrAR sn: AZ you arc going osck to the United
States must beg you TO remember me kindly to the
Mossra. OhiCtertng. Tell them was doishted with
their Grand pIlno-forte-as good an iasruaeHt Link
Wishing you, &C., remain eyert l!y.
II. F. BROADW00D,
Firm Of l. Brosdwood & Sons, Pisno.forse Manufac.
turers. London.
LONDON, July 20, 1856.
Hes,ra Chickering d Sons:
GENTS: have just been invited by Messrs Coard 70
try Grand Piano.forts manufactured by you, aud
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion ol my old
riond Mr. O. D. Colard, VIZ: That 1t s the finest In.
strumout ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen. most faithfully yours,
T.,t;monial, from e mort dtsinGihed Artists in Erop:
10 Aeirs Chickerin9 Sons:
LONDON July 25 1865.
Having played upon Plano-forte made by Messrs.
Cbickering & Sons Of Boston and Now York, hspe
much pleasure In tesifying 10 It's general e1cs nce
For sweetness and brtliancy OF tone, delodcy OF
touch aud magnificent power for concert purposes
consider It q realy GRAND p1ANo-FohTE, AND DECIDED
1Y THE BEST HAVE SEEN or AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
ARABELLA GODDARD. aIUL0 kEuONDL
q. A. OSBORNE ALEHED JAELL
". KUHE LINDSAY sLuPER.
JULES BENEDICT. j. M0sOHELE5,
NJ W. iBALtE Prof. OF Conservative dt
OHAS HALLE. LeitNg.
BRINLEY RICHARDS. 3. ARTHUR CHAPEL
RKNE FAyAHGER Director Of Monday Con
SYDNEY SMITH. oerts London.
Among the ohiefpoints Of excellence Of the CHECKER
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
oopgratuatory testimonials to the Messrs Chickering
tone combined with Q brilhsncy, olearness aud
perfect eyenness throughout tho entire seals; and.
above ALL surprsing duration Of sound the pure aud
sypshetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past three years this firm has manu-
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The question was popped, and Zeke survived his
iniieestion. When the war closed, Zeke, who had
seen Buffers accumulation Of spoons, determined
nj, some OF his own, by trading copper jewelry to
III colored friends for their hard-earned
ereanbacks. The other day he bartered a
"a splendid twenty dollar breastpin" to the
keeper Of hybrid saloon in Spanish Aley
iiehtnile, about half OF which he swallowed
behind 4 superanEuated ambulance in g deserted
cotton sbed. He then went home and attempted
TO lick his whole family because Senator Wilson
had refused lend him t 6 on ine eeb
bier for Congress. Mrs. Stiles screamed "mur-
der. nE s.fire; ssrobbery, .rebes," and dozen
other horrors, and while she lay flat On the floor,
screaming and kicking like spoiled infant whose
nurse won't let it pin the cat to the floor with
fork. q policeman came in and invited the slab
aided son Of the Pilgrim Fathers down to the
Rnsrd-house. Ten dollars or ten days.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, May 1s.-CorToN-There was light de-
mand to-day and the sales were confined to few nny
ers The market closed quiet at 24hc for Middling.
Sales 800 bales.
MONETARY AND FnANc1A1.-we quote Gold at IsG1Sa
1S8 Sterling, Sixty days. IA; Sight l48 Francs sslA'
New. Orleans Sight X premium -
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement. They have lnvaria'
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds ac.
+o,vod preat artists who have visited this country
professionally both for private and public use.
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COMMERCIAL.
EIpOrts.

EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka.S67 bales Cotson, So,
1so baIes Yarn and Domcsics 20 bbls Rosin, 72 bbs
Vegetables, 191 Packages. ,,o ,.,o. ~.
ton 10 bbls Naval Stores, SoO sacks sa az' aot
pRoVIDENCE. R IPer schr n E Long-226,o00 feet
pH1iADEIPHA-Per schr Jayne-1Os,s 1913 # Plank,
Scantling aud Boards.
WILMINGTON N C-Per schr John Lee-7O0O ousnels
Corn.
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@ A r D /.

It s with feelings OF pride American manufacturer
that we publish the following testimonials, which htVe
been received Dy us recently:
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad,
May 22.

May 22.
4T3 bales Cotton II bales Mdze, 10 casks Clay bbs
Spirits and 81 bbs Crude Turpenne 20 bbls Rosin, 16
cars Lumber, / car Iron and Sundries. 10 Railroad
Agent Street Bro & Co. G Gravely, ostendorf l. Co.
Aiken Co, W Williams, Il BischoH & Co, MoWry y
Co, C Averill & Son, II Cobia & Co. J N Robson W
Wittc, w Courtney Co. q W Williams 4 Co, Camp
sen L. Co. Bonaiant L Salas N Goldsmith Son, Z
Rodgers Co, Mey, A Robinson & Co, Graeser, Lee
Smith l. Co, W W Smith, Utsoy Kenyon. Thurston Il
Holmes, VIM Roach, Yelling.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

U1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by TINT Of any other in tho ar-famed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
Il the high encomiums Of all who havo used it, possess
Ing as it does in eminent degree, cathartc, duretc
alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON NJ. D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, pha-
delphia, formerly OF Charleston s.. q.
PHILADELPHIA, November To- 1865.
have been for year or moro past in tho habit Of
taking the water of tile Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid life
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them much Of tho comfort enjoy, am salts
fed that the Excelsior Water is "a well adapted as any
other among them, il not more So to the purposes for
which they generally employed II svcry agreeable
strongly impregnaed with tho crbonic acld lively and
sparkling. y = can heartily and conscicndousIy
recommend 1t to all who need gentle cathartic aud
diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, N. D.
The Water is put up III Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping Pnts in boxes oil
four dozen cach aud Quarts In boxes OF two dozen each