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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, I ~
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Otico. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC BstI Ordained Ly The Mayor and aldermen in
City Council dSsemb That from and after the first day
of January licenses shall he taken out for a carts, drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes, i'll
the manner md according to the same provisions
now of force in relation to CARTS dyB aud wagons let
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each scll
cart, dray wago shall be provided with badge COIL
tanning the number thereof, and marked It1rae to be
placed on the outside OF the shalt.
SEC No person shall be taken BY the Treasurer as
surety to any bol under tho Ordinance concerning IL
for CARTS drays, wagons and other carriages un
less he or she be frccholder
SEC g. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts, drys wagons, &C.,
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT INDIRECT.
For every curt, drny wagon, drawn by horse
mule, $40.
For every cart, dray wagon drawn by two horses
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, s2O
For every lack and carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibusl
with two horses, $50
For every stage omnibus Except line omnibus)
drawn by four horscs $50.
For every truck drawn ny Two horses or mules
or every express wagon drawn by two more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart cr wagon SIS.
For every cart drl wagon used for private or do
mcstic purposes and not to be employed III The trans
porting Of goods, wares, merchandise. lumber, any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly
Indirectly for the sane shall pay tor license the sum OF
$5 exclusive OF tic horse mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day of January
H. 81 in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-sx.
P. G. GA1LLARD, Mayor
January 3 ". II. SMITH. Clerk OF Council
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Holland Not to cedc Luxembourg.

[FT0m HS fndcpchHeHIS oe'Sss -N"'
Our rcorrespondent at Luxembourg sent yester.
dav evening by telegraph an important piece OF
news. @ TIE government Of the Grand Duchy has
received from the Hague an authorization to con-
tradict in the most formal manner oil the rumors
relating to the cession OF Luxembourg to France.
He adds that tho greatest Joy prevailed in the CITY
in consequence OF that intelligence. The Dutch
official journal, which we received this morning,
confirms this news, ,sbut with a restriction taking
away indeed little of it's reassuring character as
it declares that there never could be any question
of such proceeding without the great Powers IN
terested coming to an understanding on the sub
ject From all this it follows that ii the cesson Is
not already made, at least it may be accomp4snes,
and that the ROYAL Grand Duke would not be the
man to throw any obstacle in the way Thus are con
tirmed, at least professionally, the reserves we nave
here never ceased to oppose, not to the fact Itself
OF negotiations between Paris and the hague, 9u5
to the news that these overtures had already ended
in a bargain by which Luxembourg was actually
sold to France. -
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;,rnxslan Relatlons vita France and Italy.

f,russian Relations svith France and Italy.
( Berlin (Atafch 3O) Correspondence Of lndepe's-
-; dence Beige
There is reason to believe that the best relations
exist at this moment betwoon Prussia and France.
Good hopes of peace are everywhere expressed.
The Count de Launay is expected here at the be-
ginning of next week. He is to place his !creden-
fials in the hands of the King OF Prussia before
the arrival If Prince Humbsr The pFoynSiel san
Guided With the governments OF tho South, in it's
turn atirnls that there is no contract . Of
special guarantee with Hesse Darmstadt,
which is sufficiently: engaged toward Prqs-
sia and the Northern confederation by
tho province Of Noberhassen and the !: fortt 1T.
ress Of Mayence. AL I@told you on the subject
is thus confirmed. The ministerial journal also
declares that the publication of the treaties has
taken place with view to the affairs OF Germahy "a
Much notice h. been taken OF the letter OF Slctoi
Emanuel to Count de Bismarck in january las5'
which the Prussian Monteur has just Rub11snedt' 1lt
This communication, very tatterlns to tne Soqa. no
testies to the excellent relations between the t"o
countries.
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l'hl!e' b! !. 2 Daily i|g yeus,
TUESDAY nnRNINa, APRIL 2s, 1867. -;
a LFE's' Loss.


Do you remember the summer day
Xou found me down by. the ruined mill?
The skies wers blue, and tho waters bright
And shadows glanced on the windy hill.
:.., And the stream moaned on.
You sat by my side on the moss grown log, 49,,
Where one whom loved last night had stood
heard hfR voice, like an undertone,
While you talked to me in that Solitude,
: And the stream moaned On.
You did not tell me your heart was mine
You only said that my face was tIr
That silk and satins should robe my form,
And Jewels should flash amid my hair,
And the stream moaned on.
You did not ask me to give YOU love-
You did not touch my lips or my brow
Contented you were with my pighted troth
AA'o ''''s~ - " And the stream moaned on.
You went away with yonr lofty port
And smiled as you uttered your light goodbye, g
But the wind stole down from the frowning hill,
And stood at my side with gasping sigh.
And the stream moaned on.
You remember tho pomp of your bridal morn
The jewels that Knocked the bright sunshine
The ruBtlng silks-the ringing mirth-
The flush Of roses-the TOW Of wine
- : ~ While the crowd looked Oh.
But saw sight they did not see
A guest they knew not Of Was there
Heart Of my heart, he came to mock
My bridal VOWS with his pale despair,
sE.-r sE:l.:-.-gr /, /, And my soul moaned on
You got that day what 5ou bargainod for
MY hair to braid your jewels in.
My form TO deck with your slken robes
My face TO show to your naughty un,
But my oval moaned on.
Talk not Of love, you come too Late
You cannot dlspel my hearts eclipse
Where your image should be corpse lies sllrned,
And no voice comes from the death cold lips,
Though my soul moans on.
Some SUMMER day shall wander down
Where the waters flow by the ruined mill
Where the shadows come, and the shadows go,
There at the foot Of the windy hill,
077@.Issa ~ 2r';. x, And the stream moans on.
You viii find me there meath the whispering wave,
Colder and Btiller than ever before
The dreams I dreamed and the hopes hoped
VIII be huahed to silence forever more ~
- rs i Though the stream moans on.
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Can France Permit the Fortress to be Dis
--.ss75., manifold
Erorn he Pnris Ltberte ADrn II


gelFrom The Paris Liberte April IL
It would already be hard enough If Frauce had
need of the permission of the King of Prussia to
purchase an insignificant territory from Holland,
and We cannot admit it; but that Prussia should
venture to impose on Francess the humiiating
terms Of dismanting a fortress constructed by
Vauban with French money, does not bear o mo-
ment's examination. Let Us say frankly that We
should consider the annexation Of Luxembourg for
q sum paid down, even without the consent OF
Prussia, as o bad operation. Viewed in the light
OF policy Of ndizement the acquisition is
compensation altogether insufficient for the po-
sition taken-up by Prussia; as q policy OF
disinterestedness it would be serious mis-
take. Tobe convinced IF this fact it is only
necessary to reid the German journals, unani-
NOUS IN protesting against the annexation to
France Of what they call a German territory. 10
ru1: the risk OF war with Germany to recover our
former frontiers would be the logical consequence
of the territorial policy. To stir up all Germany
against us-to throw I'LL the populations Of that
country into the arms of Count do Bismarck for
the sake Of increasing our population by the two
hundred Thousand lnha Itants Of Luxembourg,
would be only q piece of inconsistency. But 20
purchase the Duchy at the price of humiGating
Concession to the King of Prussia would be fault
so serious chat France is insulted by being thought
capable Of, committing it. Let us not, therefore,
give q too ready ear to run'ors devoid Of credit
and probability, but let us wait till the Moniteur
has spoken
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THE ,1 VIEW .scorroN LoRDs.s

The Eonth.-- limate appears to exercise most
deleteritms influence upon many OF our visitors
from abroad While their physical condition is
generally benefited by the sojourn, their moral
constitution not equently suffers violent at
tack 81 klep,omania tengltce- -thievingf; to which
the whole man sometimes makes an unconditional
surrender. Witness the following delectable dis
closures, which we extract from the New York
Times Saturday - $50: So. go .f,t.
Further. particulars hare been obtained regard
ing The robbery Of Navy -Paymaster Belknap, IN
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and Of the capture and
identity Of The persons arrested The robbery oc-,
CURED four years ago, and mounted to sl9O0OO OF
money belonging to the Government. AS no ex-
planation could be given by MIR. Belknap, and the
circumstantiM evidence was against him, his dis
missal from the navy was recommended by Marshal
Murray and, he was dropped from the rolls. Since
this dismissal, with the aid of friends and. det5c-
tives, be has laboted untirngly to erase lie odium
from his name BY the arrest and conviction of the
guilt; y;perspns.: Ehe robbeZst having evaded pir
suit feF four: years have ablast been secured, and
arB H0WiH 6MTS Se OF Marshai Murray nnd Colonel
Wood, Chief OF the Treasury detectives, and will
soon be- taken nto New York. Ehe persons arrested
bmglars living, having an Of them been raised and
educated to the profession in England. The follow
ing their names Phil STANLEY atses "Fouringer.
ed jack Young Jack ADAMS, p Jack Wright,
seBil Smith, i&c.; Joseph Buford dllas. Pepper
mint Joe. &C., and Jack Wright. Stanley, the
master spirit Of the robbery, WIS protege OF old
Jack 4damsof England, and vas some time SINCE
pardonAd out Of the penitenhary, to which he had
been sentenced for ten anda half yeaIs, for OPEN
ing and Erobbnga fifteen of Herring's safes. He is
very wealthy, as indeed are all the persons, and
did prominent brokerage business for some time
in WadE street; under the name OF Witt U
wright, The day after the Brooklyn robbery, thus
gentleman
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EpeEcoMBE.-We learn that the banner county,
in cotton planting, Old Edgeoembe, is going ahead
finely in preparing for q large crop the present
YEAR with few exceptions the freedmen are at york
and doing we'll. In the use Of guano and other fer,
tzers, Edgecombe is out STRIPPING herseI oyal !;s
erally blocked up with And this we arc
glad to say, is not confined TO Edgecombe. The
farmers Of Halifax, Wilson, Pitt, Wayne, lenolr,
Craven and Beaufort are all excelng their former
use of fertilizers. heartily wish them success.
RAJ, Sentinel. st 80 = ~
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per south Carolina Railroad.
ApriI 20.

14s bales Cotton &C bales Yarns 40 bags Rough Rice
Crude Turpcntne IA bbls Rosin, cars Lumber, car
Wood, cars Old Iron, &c. To II Trenholm, Bollmann
Bros RR Agent Cameron, Barkey Co, Rodgers @ si,
Hams Il CO, L Jeffers l. Co. Willis g. Chisolm, G
Gibbes J Fraser l. Co, w Roach, Goldsmith Son, a
Robinson & Co. g g Pritchett, Trenchard, lebby,
J&J D Kirkpstrick Adams, Frost & CO. E yelling.
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TIE New York Herald, Of the 18th instant, speaks
as follows of the departure Of the steamship Great
Eoetp,.n for that mort:

E(tStEJH 1OE tutb PoIes
The Great Eastern has again started On tnP
across the Atlantic, taking with her one hundred
and ninety one passengers and small Quantity OF
freight. At half-past eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing she passed the lower quarantine, and tn there re
tide to oat her over the bar. AS by this time she
is doubtless rapidly increasing the distance between
this city and herself it may not be uninterestlng
to know whether the trip to this ort will be likely
registered at 20 l52 tone, and on clearing she reg
istered IS, 10 tons. Her tonnage duty on entering
amounted to s6,0i5 go, and this, together with
harbor masters fees, health officers fees, pilots
fees, stamps, permits, and other charges, amount
to about s., QUO. This only includes expenses On
entering the port, and when il connection with
these are taken the salaries Of officers, crew and
attendants, cost Of painting and repairing, and
other incidental expenses it will scarcely be INA
gined that one hundred and ninety-one passengers
paying s1OO each, could furnish funds enough to
meet tho expenditures.
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The statement made some time ago that enlist
ments were being made in Cuba for the Emperor
MAx1MiIllN's army is denied. It is found that
mily ten men had been enlisted from Cuba IN the
Imperial artillery, and these men succeeded in on
tering the Mexican army without. the. knowledge
Of the Cuban authorities,
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/. COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

Imports.
,CARDENAS-per Spanish brig Tibadabo-19l hhds and
1Ol bbls Molasses so dozen Pneapples to Nonafant
:, x l. Salas 8. s5..sZtfss
: Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
oFFTcEsoF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, APRIL %, 1857. }
The market was irregular, with prices rather hrmer On
the better qualities which most in demand Sales
14s bales, say IS at 2s at IS a24; 27at 2A 80
at 25c.ii We quote: -. -s-..=s.
Mddlng: :.........'........ .a5A@tz4
Strict Mddl1nS. nS......................Zo q
CORRESPONDENTS DAILY NEwal ~
ST. THOMAS, ". L, March 10, 1857.
[ExTRAoT
The cargo Of Pitch Lumber ex Emma Wadsseorh was
sold, at sS5 q NJ.
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The Gainesville Ne,o Ere thinks that the pop
ulation Of Alachua county is now about Il, ,509-
$500 whites and 5000 colored In 1850, The popula-
lion was 8232, and if the Era is correct in its est-
mates there has been a gain Of 326S since then.
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ssys the St. Augustine Examiner, We are happy
to learn that Nr. Foster has made arrangements
dred and fifty to three hundred persons. The
building win be erected this summer.
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SARATOGA
"BXCELSlOIRl' SPRING WATER.

V1EE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequulled by TINT OF any other in the ar-faned
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such ns have secured
It tho high ecomiums of all who have used it, possess
ing as it does in eminent degree catharic, duretc
Alternative and tonic qualities. -
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice OF Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
dclphia, formerly OF Charleston, s. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November 15, 1865.
hive been for year or more past in the habit OF
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid Lite
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable Wiley dependent indeed
upon them much of the comfort enjoy, cm sas-
fed that tho Excesior Water Is as well adapted as any
other among them if not so to the purposes for
which they are generally employed II svery agreeable
strongly impreGnatcd with the carbonic acd lively and
sparkling i Lean heartily and console ntously
recommend it to all who need gentle catharhc and
duretc SAM UEL HENHY DICKSON, u. y.
Tic Water is put UP in Pint and Quart bottles, snd
packed in good order for shipping Piats in boxes OF
four dozen ccn and Quarts in boxes OF two dozen each
n n JyEJ0T FSA1E
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MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November ., 1906 I
4 LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN L lie
II Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the City, I'M.
der can Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to rrucecl in the
ter OF Fire Loan, with view to aid in building up the
City anew, hereby notified that the form Uf appli-
cation for loans be obtained ut the Office OF the Clerk
Of Council between the hours OF a. NJ and 2 z. n.
AL applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office the Committee will meet every Monday 10 con.
slider the same.
By order Of the Mayor ". q. SMITH,
November 10 - Clerk Of Council.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES STON
Arrived Yesterday.

Spanish brig Tibidabo, Gclh Cardcnas, S days. Mo
asses and Fruit. To Bouafant Il Salas
Schr Mary Banks, Smith, Norfolk Va, days. Corn
TO Risley Creighton
Schr Santee Prince Wilmington, n C. 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. TO Roper & Stoncy.
Steamer Kate. Peck, Palatka, Jacksonville, Fernan
dina via Savannah. Cotton and Mdze. 70 ] Mahoncy
Jr, Roper L. Stoney, II Ingraham, King Fcnningi
Cohen, Hanckcl l. Co.
Steamer Eliza dancox, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head ii bales S Cotton and
Mdze. 10 Ferguson l. Holmes, Adams, Frost 4 Co.
Ravenel & Co, LaUrcy l. Alexander, Quarternastcr.
Steamer Emilio, Davis, Georgetown, S Z. Ii ticrccs
Rice, IS sacks Rice Flour 50 hds Moasses, GO bs Ma
val Stores, &c. 10 W Shackehord, ThllIsOn Holmes
Loryea, McGority DeIgnan Allntz Isley n Crcigl
ton, Harris, K Pringle, S Tarrcy, and others.
IN THE OFFING.
Steamship Falcon. Reed Baltmore-1eit Friday Corn
and Mdze. 10 Mordecai co, Courtellay Il Ilcnholn
aud Others
From this Port. a
Schr ] MaxGeld May, Jacksonville. April15.
Cleared for thiSE Port.
Steamship Granada, Bursley, at New York, April CO.
schr Lucy Higgins, =, ut Portland, Me, Alril H.
Sailed for this Port.
Brig Proctor Coombs, from Wintcrpor, Me, at Bel
fast, Nc, 9th inst and sailcd for Charleston.
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iOuR sENATos.-Hon. F.. O. Weatherly has been
summoned to appear before the Judiciary Com
mittees IN Washington, on the first Monday in May
next as witness. We do no. of conrse Know What
he is expected to prove, but surmlse that ne y 70
be questioned as To- his visit 20 masng sana5ed
in the papers at the time to have taken place be-
tween MIN and President Johnson.-Easte7" Jour
,lal. - .s-ly, .i=z.S..4..ss..:
y RETURN DAY.--Last Saturday was Return Day for
the District Court We ire pleased to be abeto an,
nounce TINT not single case was sued. Inc C9urt
viii probably be in session not more than one day,
"a there are but few civil or criminal cases on the
Dockets.-Ibid. 6 = - = - 80 - i.t - l::r
MIR. JAMES. C. THoMAs.-H is our painful duty
to announce the death Of another old and respect
ed citizen Of this District: Mr.. James Q. Thomas,
after q long and painful illness, died or Tuesday
morning last He was about rs years OF age, ana
has lived in this District for many years.-1oaa
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