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The New York herald., 1867-12-18

frauds 10 that amount, Ne grinding taxation
which Is not equalled in snS country, fright
fuily expensive and corruptins revenue SYSTEM,
: disorganized country, military despotism
over ten States Of the Union, with All the other
great questions pressing upon u for settlement,
are ignored. Congress loses sight Of shess and
spends Its time upon matters involving psitry
SUMS Of money Thomas Carlyle called Paslia-
'nsnt The natioaal spaIaver We should cab
the members of our Congress nstionsi tfukeu.
Dickeus - HI Keepss-'The Trade ssv-
.Aa ~ piled - CO. Ussai Discssas." rf
Since The dust Of TIE Pharaohs was sold = .
nosirun And mnmny became merchandise
there has bean nothing 80 precious and %
wonderful In the market as the face OF Charles
DicksnA Heses Il u natural that thers should
be danger. from oouiterieits, and that The
happy merchant who possesses monopoly Of
the real article sAssld take ell pains TO pro-
vent deosptions. Even in commodities Of
viler stamp suehp precautions are necessary.
= Il not sui1ciently known to the consumezs
Of buOhu that .nons Il genuias Without The
name Of Helmboldw Can the world be trusted
10 buy promiscuous pins without TIE stamp of
The illustrioas BEaadrsth to guide : Are mot
our local annals ersansd with the Ssuds Of the
Jacobses and their memorable efforts to show
which was TIE reA original ssller Of geoA
acoordeonsf n there must be such care
taken in these tribes, how \, much more
should be tsksn IN providiag that
thsrs shall b 70 counserlsating ths
counterfeit prsssntnsnt Of genius! We must
rejoics, therefore. that : city photesrspAsf
advsttIses % earnestly that Dioksns has Sab-
unitted p tbs sunliehs h no stndio but hi, and
that Dolby has ono hesltation" In his spssch
whom he complies with To pAotoefaphef's
request and guarantees tho pictarsss Moro
ovss, II must be puay dslioacy thst \
offended to hear that Hths trade b supplied q
Tie usual discount" with .the knowledge and
sanction Of Mr.. Dickens" Surely, Nr. Dickens'
nee b his own, and hs has q good right 70
make cent a-piece on his pictures - have
any OF tAs three-aEmsd O. two-hsadsd or Ten
eyed, or other persons richly endowed BY
nature who present themselves 70 ths public
in our sstahlishnsnh Cor tho exhibition Of
msnsirosities Since Il II 20 distinctly an
nouneed hat an this b done. with ths knoM-
ledge and sanction Or M. Dlckshs.n Il h svi-
dent hat ne lion gets his shars of ths prehts,
and this, once well known. win be IN induce
nsss for oar generous public TO buy many
pictures. ss rse n sFss ~ z
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

MR.. ssaassn's Renewal asa tho President's
<. -Efs ss-as-s, AIsssaGe. u.snsat taA j
The message stating to the Senate the rea-
sons FOR the suspension Of Mr.. Stanton from
the oflcs Of Secretary Of War ID the best that
has ever emansted from the present Execu-
i've. It's sound in argument and is written
with great dignity Of tone and in clear
and easy style worthy of note. In its exposi-
ton Of the. facts OF Mr.. Stanton's case this
message illustrates In striking manner the
peculiar changes in position that may some
times result from knowledge Of the whole
truth. Mr.. johnson substantially Informs the
Senate that Mr.. Stanton was removed because
he was identified with a political policy thai
was obnoxious to the House and the Senate;
because he, in great measure, caused The
New, Orleans massacre, and because. the rsooa-
struction measures that have made 80 much
noise were his. For those very shings that tho
President. has received. most odium from tho
radicals the radical Stanton was responsible.
He originated measures, urged their adoption,
aud then beaded the hunt Of clamor againss
the President for the crime Of acting on his
suggestion. With such showing il is no won
der that the Senate has 80 suddenly and quietly
dropped the case Of the ex-Secrstsry.
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nsr Lynch o. the 3osh Of Novsnbse changing SsAa'
Firth with having caused the dsafh cf N old lsdy,
named Maria Shsltoa u Ssptsmhsr, 1oeA She saA -
tea and the label a the bottle wss naskon sIApGn
mum The nsxt ~ shs vent - In DIX an1 sw -
bostla sasteA shs con1sats and feun4 thas HvD
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humsd and q lang ilyeets.uee Sel!ere4 49, -,
her dsesA nom sasasA oaassa fhs prjsoase Bstks
thsssspsa dissharge4 she yssy dsoeetsg oA0 -,
enssgs aeasss IRA 80 nsas IT, gsl,o.ess SCsXn'
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wee fsrnsny nE9sn 0a ~ "a g TAeesee-
and Hurisy arsssts1 charge of aFDoa Kifh -.
psasing = ~ complsnank As ths go Of msnen -
PERJURY; buk - ~ charge could nos b suseiinea
Firth wss 1ischargsd The paSsieA hovevsF, ere -
IN litigation
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The New York herald., 1867-12-18

mmmtofiaA Cfnsss - AsaAys N1&
By cable despatch We learn that tho storm
in the Italian ChAmbers continues The lIber-
als had made violent attack on the govern
ment and Il Tho reply Of Prime Minister Mems
brea d not successful in vindicating the
government and thus quieting the storm, !
change Of ministry win be necessary. A
change Of ministry in present circumstances
may prove detrimental, n not to the welfare Of
Italy, at least to the continuance Of peace in
the peninsula. The situation Is critical
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

Tciegraphic intelligence.
In the cable kilograms from England there
nAs Dsealef late pnIunppai prominszes yiyen
to the opinions Of the London Times. This Is
due, no doubt 70 the importance the agent Of
the Associated Press conceives that journal to
possess. Why he shosld have selected ne
Times rather than any other London psperk
not explained; but we imagine that IKE
great many ethss 'psoSle, - has been .awsd
~ its msgnincence and Impressed with .sp
idea Of its intkllibility without having taken
the trouble 10 analyse its conslltution.l Thees
is no reason Why ths dictnm Of ths IgnsSs
should be received win less hssitation thaa
that cf any other Journal, and experience has
shown that, In American afFAi. At least Print
ing House square b By no means modern
Delphi The .1lnsss ID IN old sstablishsl
journal, printed On sxsslisat paper e lkek
by The way, 70 which u owss some of IT. popar
iarity), and carries greot weight With ths
upper strata Of English society, when dealing
with topics innsdiaasly intsresting 70 Bnglish-
men. Having said this, however, w have
enumerated the majority Of IL excsIleaciss.
The Daily Telegraph, the 16I@sdasd OF ths Dolly
Meas might just ~ well be laid undsr contri-
button, while for AmsFioan rsaders the 6Im
would probably be better than any Of them,
a expressing tie visw1 Or very. largo class
whe ere our slanch fFisadR The 7tlegrupk
has . mueh larger circulation than the 1smss;
tie 6I@sdard also, with II svsaine sditlon, -
cssds Il In this respect and = ths masses Of
the EhgiiA psople rarely of. ever zee The
7knes, IL value - - mouthpisos Of British
opinion on ioreign uattsrs must bs talIen con
sidsrably below thss attached 10 q BY thoss
who habitaaliy read it 70 ths neglect Of other
journAlA - 70 The 1ssss no les thaa ~
GImdord = due . e1sat part Or Ne misaPpse-
hsnsion that existed IN Eheland On ths subject
of our lats war ana ~ pszuistsnt obtnssnsts,
together with III reckless prophecisa, shouId
teach MS TO receive its orscular deliveries win
sxtrsns caatiea. On sabjsos toaching To
honor o. direct intsrsss of England We pre-
sumo ths& ~ Tnss would have moro in6p-
enos than either ~ nery zs1sgapA Or ths ponp-
ous 6Iandard; bat ON Amsriean aaAin Il y
almost Invariably wrong. and We can we'll
afford TO dispense with IL somewhat manda-
tory advice and the gloomy interest Which Il
appears to take In our businsss. We have
neither The power nor the wish 70 prevent the
Times speaking u our aaAirs Whenever Il
plesses the editor - do 20; indeed, itwould be
not only poor compliment 10 our friends,
but : very erroneous idss - we'll. 10 supposs
that the English did not take an interest In
what may b going on over here; but We pro-
test against the opinions Of Loadon Journals
being transmitted By wire at the cost Of ex-
Guiding other and more valuable matter. A
Iss- n III - - ----.--- 4 IS vla
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

In yesterdays HERALD We printed two let
ters Of Lord Stanley on the Alabama claims.
The one letter, dated September 10, 1857, was
addressed 70 the late Sir Frederic Bruce. The
other letter, dated November l6, 1857, was
addressed 70 Mr.. Ford, now the British Charge
d'AaAirss At Warrington. Thsss letters ere
valuable, e they show the actaal state Of The
question ~ between the two government.
Lord Stanley. innsdiatsly sfsr hh sppoint-
msnt 70 M ollos Of Foreign Secretary, sx-
pressed Ms willingness 70 consider ne Ala.
bsna olalms n . fisndly spiris aad, with :
view 70 IN smicabls ssstiercat sugsssssd ths
propdssy Of subaAasssy Ne points IN dispute
70 arbitration. IN hIs reply Nr. Seward, while
approving generally Of the proposed plan,
Sisted that shs gevernncns Of ths United
States "wculd deem itself q libsrty 70 insist
before the arbitsr thas he actual psoceedings
and relations Of The BritisA govsrnmsnt il
officers, agents and subjects towards the United
Stasss in regard 10 the rebellion and the rebels,
- they occurred during that rebellion, ere
among the matters which are connected with
the vessels whose dspredations are coss-
planned or" sEs ias. sr.t vsrssas,.k
Such liberty Lord Stanley, In his lettsr 70
Mr.. Ford, says Ia Incompatible with the spirit
Of hin proposal and cannot possibly be
conceded. The right 70 recognize = bsl-
ligsrens is4,a right which Grest Brissia
win not permit, In ANY circumstances, 70 bs
called u question. arNg rr7RAN E&23wk aAN
& lrxx- 4 A A II
The question Of the moral responsibility Of her
NAjesty's government bs submittsd 70 the
decision OF an arbiter. r
whether Mr. Seward shall rssile fton ths
ground be has taken We know NOT. ItiA how-
ever, desirable that the AFFAIR BE- spsedily and
finally settled; snd n on both sidss good teA-
per and reason are allowed " prsvsll, :
speedy and sAtisfAStory sstalsmsnt dses' Dot
seam y NJ TO bs impossible. e6sse ~ rrs h.
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

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snaIl ns>ssn instseA o. tnkins - 49, graf
end urgent qusssioss q oftAnaion, ssvsanA cur
rea0y end W dsst Almwt svsyy oYOs
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o. sxpsnd . IN thsssanA dellnsns1sssselsn,
n ~ s11ssio o. soua psoR Slss1w - e1nss
snployes cf Ne gsessanss4 oseG1ses n
volvins huaAEse4 = uznDsaA s1uopeAsn
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

senator wIlses asa Oar Reprsseatatives
.-- Abroad.
Senator Wilson introduced bill into the
Senate ON Monday providing for . reorganisa-
zion Of the foreign service. defining the duties
Of our representatives abroad, reducing several
missions and conmlates into one and increase
ing their e6aciency There. are some good
points IN this bill, aud we would select the
latter a. the most important among them
There bss bssp for many years past notorious
deficiency ID our foreign representation. Men
OF small capacity and men wholly ignorant OF
the language Of the country to which they
were accrcdited have too often represented
the United States abroad; but tho latter DIM
Guilty has been mainly overcome BY the aid OF
secretaries Of legation and the younger attaches
Of tho various embassies and, indeed, Il may
be that the merits or the diplomacy, where
such existed, were traceable to the same source.
Whist we really want in this country h school
Of civil service where young ucn can graduate
In the science Of diplomacy, whsrs they can
be thoroughly educated in international law
and learn comprehensively not alone the
history Of their own nation, but those Of oil
Others. With very few exceptions we have
not seen this knowledge developed IN our
foreign representatives. and Nh Il The. mis-
fortune Of 0ur system. sux gfs Ava I'm rs
Win regard to contracting ths number Of
our foreign missions and oonaulatss, = contsm-
plated By Mr. Wilson's bill, ws think that .
great maritime and commercial uAtioa like
ours should be represented VERY widely,
because there Is not now on The face Of the
globe county In which American interests
do not occupy paramount positiony and No
mere question Of economy ought TO interfere
with full representation abroad but thsi
the system requires complete remodelIins
tbere II no doubt, and We trust that any bill
passed upon that subject win embrace th1
points We have indicated. ws. .s
AsaNstS Il +
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, S. c., November IA. 1867,

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., November IA. 1867,
GENERAL ORDERS No, HI
IN ORDER t. CONFORM TO THE PROVISIONS OF
General Orders No. So, Commanding Officers of Posts
are authorized. when in their judgment demanded by
the public service, to require. by order. the services OF
citizens TO perform the duties usually performed by
roadmasters and overseers of highways. In conforT ity
with the existing usage, such services will receive no
compensation. Any person failing to obey the orders OF
the Post Commander in the premises, will be subjected
to the same pains and penalties as are now provided by
Inv in the case of the neglect or refusal Of q roadmaster
or overseer of highways to perform the duties of such
Offices.
BY command of Bvt. Major.General ED. R, S. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aide-de-Camp, Actg Assisting Acknowledgement.
Official: 0. N. MITCHELL, Aide-de-Camp.
November %
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF Il NOON.
ConsIgnees per South Carolina Kaiiro~',
December 23,
CORRECTED WEEK

1888 bales Cotton, 273 bags Grain, 81 bbls Naval Stores,
&c. To G W Williams L Co. Thurston X Holmes, Grae-
ser. Lee, Smith & Co. Adams, Frost x Co, 1 D DeSaus-
snre' Cohen, Hanckel L Co, Mowry & Co, j & J Kirk
patrick. ] NJ Caldwell & Sons, J D Aiken < Co, W Roach,
JB E Sloan, ] R Pringle. Hunt Bros, Ell Wiss l. Co, W
G Courtney L Co, q L Jef5ers l. Co, q Clark x Co, D
Jennings ( Co. W b Williams, G Il Walter & Co. King L
Gibbop' G W White, c n Averiu, E d Rodgers Il Co, J N
Robson. Gibbes K Co. Crane, Boyleston 4 Co, Brunner
A, Railroad Agent. street Eros Il co, Watson 4 Hill, F
A SAWYER. Courieuay & Trenholm, Howard L. Bro, W c
Bee L 20, W X Ryan, Ingraham & Son, o Reeder. w w
Smith, &c Mey, ] A Quackenbush, Utsey K Kenyon, W
c Dukes & Co. Chisolm Bros. j Campsen K GO, John
Claussen, ] A Enslow Il Co, w Quincy, W Marscher. c
P Fraser, J h Baggett Il Co, W P Bowling, 4 ] Salinas.
West 4 Jones, Fraser & Dill, Wagner, Heath & Mon
sees, H Bischon & Co, Willis L Chisolm, A Robinson &
Co, G E Eritchett.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a, 1867.
Broken Threads.

As tho shuttle swiftly Hies
Ba>k md forth be o Q our eyes,
Blending with its ngers light
Warp and wool. till they unite
In a fable good and strong.
Let us hear the viewers song
Weaving ever, day by day.
AS the shuttles hri KY play
Broken thread how on annoy
And on precious time employ;
Warning us-by sharp reproof-
We must wa. CHI the warp AID woof.
Weavirg in life's busv loom
Ming ing SUI shine with The gloom
Warp and wo + of dee is We blend
Till lif e fabric has a. end;
Broken threads We ofte find
B.rden ng the nobie mind.
Broken threads in life abound.
In each station they are u a.;
May Faiths sind aud friendly hand
Help us to adjus. the strand,
TIL I when l te's last tide shall ebb
There suall be q perfect web.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON
Arrived Yesterday.


Bari; alexander McNeill, Andrews, Philadelphia
days. Ballast. To the Master.
Steamer Dictator, Coxctter, Palatka. via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah. 245 bales S / Cotton. Ii
blles Upland Cotton, 81 casks Rice, Oranges, and Mdze.
70 ] D Aiken & Co, Cohen, Hanckel X Co, Fraser D Dill,
G 81 lncraham l. Son, j L. j d Kirkpatrick. w NJ Law
ton. Railroad Agent, King & Venning, NJ < B, Pinckney
BROS q p Artope, L L Potter, o Reeder. Southern Ex-
press. Mrs " Franklin, Tburston & Holmes, II Gold
smith K son, j 5 Schirmer, ] 4 Enslow x Co. I L Falk 4
Co, Sisters OF Mercy.
Steamer Planter. White, Cheraw. lois bales Cotton,
&c. To J Ferguson, Mowry & co. j II BaIgctt & Co, j
& ] D Kirkpatrick. Adams. Frost & Co, G w Williams &
Co, Screvcn & Nisbet. G II Ingraham & Son. G'aeser,
Roper & Stoncy. z Davis, E Fl Rodgers & Co, Tucker &
Jackson, Goodrich, Wineman & Co, r II Harvey, and
the Master.
1 \ Fl OFFTNG.
Several vessels. unknown.
Cleared Yesterday.
Spanish bark Sunrise. Roig, Barcelona-W P Hall.
Spanish brig Calico. Vela, Barcclona-W P Hall.
steam tug Isaac r Staples, Springs. Georgetown. s c.
Rislcy & Creighton.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
British bark David McNutt, McElhenny, Liverpool,
From this Port.
British bark Elgin, Healey, at Gravesend, Dec G, fol
London.
Schr j A Hunt, Compton, Boston. Dec 90.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship S~arGgossa. CroweD, atNew York, Dec 81.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York, Dec 81.
Sailed for Il is Por'
Steamship Falcon, Reed, from Baltimore. Sunday, A NJ
Dec %.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka. via jacksonville
Eernandina and Savannah Il Durisoe, T r Kinson, T
J Rivers, Il D Berry. W ] Marshall, j Waldo. E S Pain,
" D Graddick, ] W Parker, o d Jones, c Rock and wife
Mrs Poser and 2 children, COLI b Dawkins, j NJ 7
K;np z Buck. Capt Russell, s a = harmon and wife, \
Fiderhn, J richardson. f Don ii, Miss N Piper, Nj
Dahony. R 4 BeckwitL, NJ a Steers, E $ DeVeaux, a Nc
QuaiL
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Anguish Market,

AUGUSTA. December 21.-CoTroN.-This mornings
sales were effected at lac tor New York Middings, but
untayoraole tclegrans from New York caused the market
to close weak at l3A cents. Sales 70S bales. Receipts 1898
bales.
CoRS.-we quote new White. 81 10; Mixed, 81 05al 0s.
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M-THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE, APPLI-
CATION will be made to the Northeastern Railroad Com
pany for renewal OF Scrip No. 50, for Fifty Shares OF
Capital Stock of that Company,
November 10 1amo3mos