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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.l

lBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
TAX REPEALED-ITALYs ULTIMATUM-THE POPE AMI
THE WRENCH ARMy-RELEAsE OF FEN1AN.
PARIS, November 1.-THE French tax Oh grain
in foreign vessels has been removed.
Bimard is the new Minister of State for the In
terror, and Magne Minister CT Finance.
The Pope, when receiving the French staff, said:
"There was always happiness in having the French
about him, but never to so great degree as IN
the late peril. He thanked them, France and Ma
poleon for his deliverance. He grieves that Italy
had sent as q vanguard, anarchists with flags of
rspine and devastation. The valor Of the Papal
soldiers had defended the Papal See. The French
came to crown splendid defence" After refer
ring to Catholic sympathy, he gave the army OF
Napoleon and France blessing.
BRUSSELS, November 14.-The rate of postage
between the United States and Belgium is fixed at
fifteen cents.
LONDON, November 14-Noon.- Times says
Menabrea's note is Italy's ultimatum.
Mcguire, Manchester Fenian convict, has been
pardoned.
SOUTHAMPTON, November 14-Noon.-The steam
ship Atlantic has arrived.
LONDON, NoVemDes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S44, n'e-
twenties 70a
LIVERPOOL, November 14-Noon.-Cotton decli-
ming. Estimated sales 5000 bales. Quotations
unchanged. Breadstufs quiet. Provisions and
produce unchanged.
LONDON, November A-Evening .-Consols
"a 1-16; fve-twenties 7O1.
The bullion in the bank of England has de-
creased s94, 900.
LIVERPOOL, November 14-Bvening. ca
sier; Uplands ST. Orleans 81. Provisions and pro-
duce unchanged
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The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore

TARH Of WAX.
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Gazette writes:
1t has leaked out that up to the Spring OF 1866,
and long after the issue had been made between
the President and Congress, General Grant was
decidedly with the former, and that his change OF
base was accounted for by him in O manner that
no true friend Of his Though he be political
opponent) would desire to see published at all,
much less made special object Of public curl
osity.
Some excitement prevails in consequence of re-
ney, the proprietor of ''two newspapers, both
daily" has failed pecuniarily. / have been un-
able trace these reports to any reliable source
1t is very apparent, however, that one OF his
''daies" the Chronicle, OF this city, is in very
dilapidated condition.
The other day, during lun in session OF the
Cabinet the Postmaster-Gen twitted General
Grant with Ben. Wade's complaint OF his ret-
cence-that he could get him to talk OF nothing
but horses. The General replied to Randall that
he usually talked Of matters that he understood.
Adding: "And l know more about horses than
Wade does about poltics-for he has shown him
self ID that way to be the d-dest fool In America.
This is an anecdote which shows that the Ohio
Senator in the Generals opinion, Is behind the
times in not seeing which way the wind ls now
blowing, and from what quarter the Radicals must
seek standard bearer.
The signs indicate that General Thomas Ewing
will finally be nominated to the Senate for the Sec
retaryship Of War. The President, I learn, re-
mains firm in his determination to regard his
power as ample to remove Stanton, and under no
circumstances will he be permitted to resume the
position from which he has been ejocted
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DISTRICT COURT OF UNITED STArEs-0croBER
TERM-HoN. G. s. BRYAN PREs1DNa.-In Re Will
liam James Dargan-In Bankruptcy.-On hearing
the affidavit OF the petitioner, and on motion Of
Presley, Lord & Inglesby, it is ordered that the
fifty dollars deposited with the Clerk by the petit
toner be regarded as a security for the costs of
the Clerk and Marshal, rs well as the Register,
and that the costs and fees specially provided for
by the Bankrupt Act, and the rules thereon Of the
Marshall Clerk and Register, be apportoned out
OF the fifty dollars. The actual expenses Of said
officers not being included in said apportionment,
but to bo paid by the party for whose benefit these
expenses have been incurred.
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How REPORTS ARE WaI1TEN.-Dr. Russell, in
his serial novel 1.-THE Adventurers of DR.. Brady
thus describes the doinas Of reporter in his vo-
cation:
He produced lamp out Of his bag, fastened it
to the cloth linen of the carriage, lighted it, and
opening little book, began to write, balancing it
on his hand as the carriage rocked to and fro at
express speed. Yes" he remarked, ''this is all
new to you-new To most people till they see it.
or the thousands who will read at their breakfast
table tomorrow morning full report of the pro-
ceedings of that coroner's jury so many miles
away, not one probably will think how it has been
produced. They fancy it comes Of itsef, like the
leaves of the trees, dare say. won't be in bed
till four in the morning. There's only one COM
fort have-the editor will be up later than II
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The NoSorious IPollard-He is Shot by n Son
ofCeneral Wiss-Arrest OF the Assailants.
The Me4eorio shower.

DrTRorr, MICH, November A.--Professor Wat
son, Of the Michigan University, repoz.sIthat he
counted 1900 meteors per hour before daylight
this morning.
wAsHNaToN, November A.-It is estimated at
the Observatory that 1000 metecrs foil within
twenty minutes about four o'clock this morning.
The radiant point was well defined, being in right
ascension 1Oh. min.; declinaticn, 20 deg. 81
min.
RICHMOND, November 14.-Professor Harknip,
on special duty here. reports the meteors to have
fallen at the rate Of 1900 an hour at four o'clock
this morning.
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Louisiana Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS November 14.-General Hancock's
arrival is an1ously looked for by the best citizens
who hope that ne will correct existing abuses in
the city administration.
meeting Of citizens was held last night, at
which committee was appointed to prepare reso-
lutions laying the city currency question before
General Hancock, and requesting his action.
Large city bills are at II per cent. discount, and
the small at per cent Five dollar bills have
gone from to Is to Il j.. er cent. discount.
The Bulletin says General Hancock comes to
this city with the record of educated and accom-
plished soldier and gentleman, and should be well
coined as such. The Picayune concurs, and sug-
essts the appointment Of committee Of welcome
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AGairs In the State.

The Georgetown Times says: MANY planters
we have conversed with are sadly disappointed ut
the yield of their crops in many cases not reallz-
ing one half Of their expectations, there being an
abundance Of light grains, the result OF the unpro-
pitious season and the depredations OF the birds.
The grain crop of the district is certainly made
auate to feed the population, and we fear disas-
rous results to the poor during the long and drea-
ry winter before US.
The Kiugstree Star says OF recent Radical
meeting in that place: ga Radical ticket was no.
minated for the Convention, to wit: Washington
Darlington (black) 8. A. Swails (colored), and o.
stem, pain. OF the competency Of these individu-
ais for making we are not suthcently
acquainted with their history to speak, they all
being OF foreign Importation; Swails from Massa-
chusetss, Darlington from Charleston and Olsten
from across the waters
The Sumter News gives the following particu-
lars of the recent homicide in that place: Zone
OF the most shocking occurrences 1t has ever been
our duty to record, transpired at this place, on
Monday last at about midday, immediately IN
front Of the Court House. the Court being in session
at the time. Mr.. 4. NJ. Durant Of this place, was
shot aud instantly killed by MIR. B. J. Hodge, of Ca-
rendon District, the weapon used being double
barrelled gun shots from both barrels OF which, In
Quick succession were fired into the vital parts OF
the unfortunate man. he fell, and whilst falling
and facing lis enemy, the second shot was nrsd
into him, and he lay weltering and gasplng IN his
blood. and expired within FIVE minutes. a dfhcul-
ty some time since existing between the parties,
the details Of which we will not touch upon,
but leave to judicial Investigation, LED to 1i tne
appalling event Of which We. write. ABOUT
midday on Monday last, Mr, Hodge al, ar
lived at Sumter, and stepped from lis buggy,
which he had stopped on the Main street, nearly
in front of the Court House. He went INTO one OF
two adjacent stores, where he remained for mo-
ment mel or two, and returned to the sidewalk near
where his buggy was, and talked with persons
apparently free from excitement. Seeing Mr.. u, p1
rant on the opposite side ofthe street. walking %l1,
gentleman, he went to his buggy, took theretron
double-barreled gun, and advanced in the direc.
ton Mr. Durant was going, and when within about
eight PAGES of him, fred, the whols Load taxing
effect below the left shoulder and near the fel'
side. The unfortunate Ian staggered, and turn,
ing in the direction of his foe, received the second
shot, which shattered his arm near the wrist and
Immediately fell and died. The gun was loades
with buck and turkey shot. MIR. Hodge proceeded
immediately into the Court House and there sur
rendered himself, and was committed tc prison.
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@THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-IN THE COMMON PLEAS
HENRY HAGENs vs.. MILTON s. LITTLEFIELD.-
DECLARATION IN ATTACHMENT the
plaintiff did, the fourteenth day of October file his de-
caraon against the defendant who as it is sad is ab-
sent from and without the limits Of this State and has
neither wife attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might be served: It
h theeeore ordered that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before the
fifteenth day Of OCTOBER which will be in the year of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and siItyeigh other
wise final and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
Clerks Office, Charles ston District.
J.w BRowNFIELD, C. C. P.
October Is Nov Is Dec Is
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Gs YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEX
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considered it invaluable acquisition to any toilet
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The Florida Elections.

AUGUSTA, November 1.-THE election on the
question Of Convention is progressing quietly in
Florids. No doubt the Convention will be carried
by large majority, as the whites are Indifferent
A tallahassee dispatch says: "The election is
going on quietly; very few votes against Conven-
ticn. The whites generally decline voting.
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as- MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHJOD.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the Physio-
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
o.....,ho.o 3mos
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sgNoTICE To MARINEkS.--C A P1 AINs
AND PILOTS wishing anchor their vessels in ASHLEY
River are requested not to do so anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RA1LROAL
WHARyES, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Ca
the Ashley River by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
). C. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February 1886.
February
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EIaYor BlodGett.

SAVANNAH, November 14.-In the United States
District Court, Judge Frskine presiding, IN the
case Of the United States ps. Foster Blodgett, OF
Augusta, true bill was found, and the trial comes
OFF tomorrow
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OTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVIN G
CLAIMS against the Estate of JAMES PHINNEY, de-
ceased late of this city, Printer requested to render
them p legally aesed; and those indebted to the said
Estate will make payment to the subscriber
RUFUS C. BARKLEY,
Administrator Of James Phinney, deceased.
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Our washington Dispatches.

FoRNEY NOT Observation-Disclosures REs1aNA-
T1oN-A NEW LoAN-THAT coMnrTEE-THE wHIs-
KEY RNo-cHANDLER's sUCcEssoR-oosT OF RE
CONSTRUCTION THE FAMOUS COMMITTED M
PLACEMENT STILL ALIVE.
WASHINGTON, November H-The rumor that
Colonel Forney is q deiaulter is untrue. He has
balance to his credit in the Treasury.
Secretary McCulloch has again offered his resig-
nation but was requested by the President to with
hold it.
It is asserted that General Shermans visit refers
exclusively to Indian affairs.
Assistant Secretary Chandler, Of the Treasury
Department, will positively retire from Office early
in January.
Secretary McCuloch, in his annual report, will
recommend new consolidated five per cent.
United States loan.
As yet, only five of tie Judiciary Committee are
present in the city. The business before them, so
far, has been confined to the examination of one
witness concerning the Republican form Of Gov
eminent in Maryland.
The removal Of Commissioner Rollins, Of the
Internal Revenue Department, is again urged by
whiskey-rings Of formidable influence.
Hon. Reverdy johnson has almost entirely lost
his sight
General Schoield visited the President to-day.
II is understood that the President has recon-
mende6 Hon. Edwin Cooper, Of Tennessee, as
Chandler's successor.
Schofield and Grant have had long discussion,
bearing mainly il is said, the expense Of recon-
structing Virginis which already exceeds s5,000,-
900.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount to s2S3, 900.
The Judiciary Committee are engaged in the
MARYLAND investigation to-day. The case OF
Young colored woman, who was awarded one cent
damages by jury, for an assault by white man,
was investigated and the loyalty Of the express
sions and sentiments OF individuals inquired into.
Nothing was elected bearing on the question whe-
ther Maryland has Republican Government"
The impeachment Investigations will be resum-
ed in few days. Colonel Hillyer, and possibly
General Grant, will be recalled.
The NoScrious lPollard-He Is Shot by q Son
ofGeneral Wise-Arrest OF the Assnilants.
BALTIMORE, November 14.-At about Il o'clock
to-day. as E. A. Pollard the historian Of Lee and
his Lieutenants, was passing in front OF the
Maltbv House, he was approached by q son and
nephew Of General Henry A. Wise named re-
spectively John and Douglas Wise, each Of whom
fred at Pollard, one of tire bells passing through
the right arm of Pollard hs having his wife on the
left hand at the time. Pollard drew his pistol, but
was unable to raise it on account of his wound
and the ball struck the pavement.
The assailants came here this morning from
Richmond to obtain satisfaction from Pollard for
a letter recently published by the latter in reply
to letter of General Wise criticising Pollard's
History of the War, and had previously declared
their intention to shoot him On sight Both OF
the assaiants in custody, to await an exanina-
ton.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Charleston for the week
ending NOVEMBER H. 1857. and ordered to be printed
in THE DAILY News agreeaby to the following section
the new Postofice Law, the newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
SECTION s. And be it further enacted That lists of let
ters remaining uncaed for in any Postoce In airy city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
which, being published weekly ofener shall have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of the said
Office.
a9- Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are Advertised"
as- Office hours from ga. NJ. to 6P NJ On Sundays,
from to P. NJ
STANLEY G. TROTT Postmaster
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WOMEN'S LIST.

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Adams, Mrs Jane Gl,
Addison, Miss Eu- I
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Aston, Patsie |
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Ansaldo, Mrs Te- Gri
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A1on, Mrs Harriet Gil
Baker. Mrs AL /
Ball, Mis- EO IDA
Ball, Levenia ]
Bailey, Mrs E P Ha
Barnett, Miss Min 4
ME Ha
Barr, Miss NJ A !
Beamer, Miss Ju- Ha
lia 4
Beach, Mrs E A BE
Bennett. Mrs Jas He
Gordon He
Bennett, Mrs Thos I
Bell, Ellen Ho
Berkman, Mrs Le- \
nea lHo
Birnie, Martha r
Boorn, Elizabeth Hu
Brisbon, Mrs Sam T
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Brandt, Miss & L Hu
Bryan, Mrs Jas
Burbridge, Rebec- Ich
ca
Butts, Miss Mary JAG
Buckner, Mrs 2
Charlotte lJae
Brown, Lindy Ii
Brown, Binky lJac
Brown, Miss Victo- G
ria lJol
Brewer, Mrs Ann {
Eliza Jer
Carsten, Miss Adal Jer
p Jot
Cammel, Silvia
Canton. Mrs @ Kr,
Carroll, Miss C Krt
Cattonette, Miss
George Lar
Chamber, Miss Lay
Ann / (c
Collins, Miss Dora Lee
Coon, Manday Lev
Cotchett, Mrs Sal LOT
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Cutter, Miss MarylLcy
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Cunningham, Sa- LyI
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Chisolm, Mrs Il
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Davis, Mrs Sarah MID
Dawson, Miss Ca A
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Douglass, Julia Limo,
Dolan, Mrs Mary Mo-
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Drayton, Louisa n.
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Davis, Miss Irene n
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Faves, Mrs Mary | N
Ferguson, Mrs Eli Nc.
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Fowler, Miss Ca Nc!
therine
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Fraser, Miss Chloe Nei
Franklin, Miss Mic,
Emma r
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Gibbs, Annie W MOI
Garrett, Mrs Clar- .
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aS- PRAYER MEETING FOR YOUNG MEN,
A Prayer Meeting for young men will be held This Ere
ming in the Hall of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, No. King street, commencing at halfpast
o'clock All young men of the city and strangers are
cordially and earnestly invited to attend and participate
in the exercises. ". W. PEMBERTON,
November IL 6 Recording Secretary
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ARREST OF THE INogEpIARY, LtNDsAY.-The Rich
oR Wadneadar says


Lewis Lindsay, one of the negro delegates elect
al nv tbe Radical D arty to the Constitutions. Con-
vention. and who is charged with having used IN
cendiary language at meeting held on FRIDAY
u;ob+ last at Hunncutt Hall was yesterday arrest
ed hv Lent. Hambrick, Military Commissioner for
the ctv of Richmond. We learn that LINDSAY
callad at the Office of the Military Commissioner,
onJ asked that officer for protection, stating that
Ia was afraid he might be molested. Inc COM
missioner sold him that he would arrest MN III, II
the name of the United States Government on tne
char@e of using incendiary language ct meet,ns
rece6ilv held. which language was CALCULATED 70
incite the coloreG against the white eltlzens ol
VIRGINIA. The Commissioner then adoresseo Ihe
followiue letter to General Schoheld:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COURT,
R1cVMoNp, VA, November IL, 1867. J
Major. General j. II. SchQfeld:
General-I have the honor to inform you that
have this day arrested and held to bail in the sum
of one thousand dollars Q0OO), Lewis Lindsay, a
citizen of the city OF Richmond for using ian.
guage in speech delivered by him on or apoue
the 9th day OF November, 1867, calculated 10 M
cite the coored against the white citizens OF VIZ
einia.
would most respectfully recommend that q
military commission be appointed to examine lnto
the nature Of this speech, and to punish II found
guilty, or acquit the party charged with ptterlng
the same.
am, General, most respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
PAUL R. HAMBRICK,
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a1 Persons depositing letters in the Pos.oAce wtl
please place the stamp near the upper right hard cor
ner OF the envelope and they will also please to rms-
Der that without the stamp letter canno bs saae but
viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office. November 10
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Ho! For Liberia.

AUGUSTA, November 14.-Three hundred negroes
passed through here tonight esa-rote for Charles
ton, to.4ske passage in the Golconda for Liberia.
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S H | P Pl N G.

FOR LIVERPOOL.--THE FIN E
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TENFSYE Godfrey. Master, having large portion Of
-dSS16her cargo engaged, is now loading.
For'further Freight engagements apply to
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November Is Napier's Range.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

agSHIPPEES PER STEAMSHIP MANHAT-
TAN for New York, are requested to send in their Bills
Of Lading for signature at the Office of COURTENAY
TRENHOLM Agents, Adger Building tup stairsl corner
East Bay and Adger's Wharf by o'clock P. NJ, This
Afternoon November Is
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