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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-22

EG COMBINED SPANISH MErhoD-A new practi-
cal and theoretical system of learning the Castl-
ian language, &C., by ALBERTO DE TonNos, A. NJ,
New York. D. APPLETON & Co. We have received
a COPY of the above-named work from MIR. JOHN
Er-ocr
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DETENTION steamer Kate, Captain T. J.
LOCKWOOD from Florids, was prevented from ar
irving with her usual punctuality by heavy wealth
or, and will be detained over at this port until
Wednesday next, when she will promptly leave for
Palatka, touching at Savannah, Jacksonville Fer
nandina, sc.
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A New USE FOB CA1oMEI.-Under this head We
soc in o large number Of our exchanges that gem
tlsman in Saratoga County, New York, has lately
"doctored' siekly apple tree, with most excel
lent results, BY boring a Lole in the body of the
tree and inserting few grains Of calomel into it,
and we notice it because this same experiment. We
s,sw performed IN our city, some twenty-five years
ago, BY the late E. ". BoNNETHEAU, Esq, on an
unhealthy peach tree, which recovered, and after
wards bore most excellent fruit. Mr. B., who at
that time was much devoted to horticulture, en-
deavored to impress upon his friends the use OF
this medicine as most effective one on diseased
fruit trees.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY AND ARREST OF
THE THEyEs.-On the night of the 18th, while
the steam water boat Agnes was in the dry dock,
undergoing repairs, she was entered by some par
Sies who robbed her of bed clothing, wearing ap-
parel, and double barrel gun. Mr.. TUoNY, the
owner of the boat, had employed some hands the
day before the robbery, and suspicion was at once
directed towards them on account of their work.
ing but ono half of the day, and not coming to be
paid off with the remainder of the hands. Infor-
nation was lodged at the detective Office, where
officer LEVY was in charge during Lieut. HEND-
R1cKs sickness, and, with his usual energy, he
soon succeeded in arresting the parties and in re-
covering the stolen property. The gun had been
sold to colored man on James Island for 81, but
was traced Up and secured.
These thieves are some of those recently relcas-
ed from jail by Governor Onn, whose return to
their old quarters was not unexpected; as their
characters we're we'll known to the police. by this
arrest, gang who nave been preying upon the ship
ping and whalves for some time has been broken
up, and great credit s due the detectiveofccrs for
the vigilance with which the whole affair was con-
ducted The result has been graft Rg to Mr.
TUoMY, and the public will have caus< rejoic-
ing when they learn that these thieresN now
have an opportunity of studying jail life wlss>snt
any interruption. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-22

TIE FREuNDscHNTsBUND last night had q
crowded audience, all come to enjoy themselves;
and from tho evidence we had during our brief
stay, We have no hesitation in saying that they
were not disappointed in their expectations. The
Trio, from the Freischutz, Cello, Violin and Piano,
was masterly performance, rendered with a
degree of feeling and expression aot often met
among amateurs. sLorenz and his Sister, was
very well played, and afforded an infinite source of
mnriment. These were the only two pieces we
were privileged to hear-time not permitting us to
remain longer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-22

The CRous.-Fair weather has always been as
sociated with enjoyment, and the cloudy skies and
heavy rains that have prevailed for the past few
days have deferred many from attending the great
combination show at the Citadel Green. The
troupe pa1aded through the streets yesterday,
and attracted considerable attention by their mu-
sic, horses, &C., and proved by their bearing tnat
they were cspsble of the difficult feats attributed
to them The pavilion is well arranged for the
audience, and the actors are perfect in their differ
ent roles, while The traned animals are we'll edu-'
Gated beasts. Theie are few places Of amusement
that are more entertaining than a circus, and
NIKE IPa1AN's is one Of the best that has ever
visited our city. s..s:i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-22

TIE MAILS yesterday we're again found wanting.
No Northern mail beyond Wilmington. Why, de-
ponent not knowing, sayeth not. We are thus
again cut off from our usual source of news which,
lust now, when we are put on such extra short
rations of telegraph, is anything but agreeable.
The mails from the South and West are always
irregular. The Department, or else its ways and
means, seem to stand sadly in need of reconstruc-
ton.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY

!, JAMES TUPPER,
March is IS th Master in Equity.
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Fl. II.
II YOU want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, la
per, &C.;
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MARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM for Asthma and Cor
sumption.
D0WIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINENIAN & CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-22

TEE HAsEL STREET SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CELEBRATION Notwithstanding the very incle-
ment weather Yesterday, thers were large num-
ber Of persons present at the very interesting ex-
animation Of the children of the Hasel street Syna-
gogue Sunday School. Among them we were
pleased t6 note the Rev. e. J. AEYNAsDlE, and
other invited guests. The children were all dress
ed in excellent taste, and with their bright eyes,
and happy, smiling faces, presented most pleas
ing group Parents, friends and teachers looked
equally pleased, and not unIrequently indulged in
conscious pride at the happy manner in which
the young orators acquitted themselves.
The exercises were opened with prayer by tho
Rev. M. II. MYERS, after which the entire school
Joined in hymn. The singing was led by Mrs.
W., and proved that the children had been well
trained The recitations were announced by MIR.
P. WMEMAN, who exercised general superin-
tendence The opening address, by Master G.
LOPEZ, was remarkably we'll delivered Recitations
followed by Master N. WINEMAN, and Misses D.
Noise and V. SoLoMoNs. Next came brief ezami-
nation of their class, concluded with hymn: "Wo
are but young"
Miss S. FALK next recited, ''What q Child Has )"
and Miss H. MOSES repeated ''The Curse OF Cain;"
Master L. ANoKER, ssElijah's Interviews" Miss AD-
DIE SoLoa1oNs, ''The Flowers" Miss HOFFMAN re-
cited some pretty verses on P@ain'; Master 5.
ANcKER s'Ihe Voice of Nature"
Miss G. Or1o1ENeu1, q young lady apparently
not over eight years of age, repeated some
verses (s.The Rainbow with admirable effect Her
elocution was unexceptonablo, her expression
touching, and her gestures very graceful. Ibis
was followed by Dialogue by Misses J. soIoMoNs
and A. Mo1sE-'sThe Better Land" The whole
school then joined in the following hymn, written
for this anniversary occasion by Mrs. P. N. c., to
the mir of ssHome, Sweet Home:"
We ioyfully greet this days happy return,
And worship the God, whose commandments we iearn'
Mid htes brightest joys, or in sorrow's DARK houI
we inrn to the one great Almighty in power;
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION

THE CONVENTION AGAIN WITHOUT QOokUN'
ALBANY, Sept. 16.-The Convention met at
o'clock Petitions were presented and referred
Mr. BELL (Rep JeffersOnl moved that hereafter the
Convention will meet at o'clock take recess from
o'clock D. NJ 4 o'clock M, and also from p M 10
n except that on Mondays the morning session shali
cmmence at 10 o'clock m, and that on saturdays ai
Adjournment shall be had for the day from cIoch r. H.
Laid OH the table -, ,,.., .,o..oa ,ho. +lo rom.
ittee of the Whole having In charge the report OF me
Tnmmittee on Education he directed TO report section
70 the article upon Education as follows: me legsia
school purposes greater tax In the aggregate ha one
fourth mill upon the dollar In any one year"
Mr.. CLARK rep, Monroe) moved that the Convention
adjourn. 49,. - .h ,os,ior ,rho, - yras
found that there not quorum present Inc ron OF
the Convention called, and 90 members answered 10
The PRESIDENT said there was not quorum present
and asked what was the pleasure OF the COnventlOn
Mr. HAND U3ep., BroOme) meved call OF the COnNen
on He thought there quorum in the city, ana II
the Convention would remain in session short time they
would make their appearance. The motion was lost'
MIR ALVORD rep, Onondagal moved to adjourn
Mr. GREELEY (Rep, Westchesterl called ior the Yeas
and Nays. 4. .,,o,,.,, ,,.os ,os,
The ~ PRESIDENT said there was not quorum present
Mr. AiV0RD moved a call OF the Convention.
Mr. RJMSEY lRep., Steuben) moved 20 ADJOURN,
Mr. HAND INQUIRED II the motion TO adjourn was In or
der motion for cal Of the Convention having Doeh
made. A.. q. oa n ,,o,,or 20 od
iourn always taking precedence. -, A.. - 4,
The Question was then taken by Yeas ana Nays, anu
carried by vote 40 to 3 aud the Convention ADJOURNED
TO o'clock to morrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
CRETE.
MORTALITY IN THE TURKISH ABNY-ATROCITIEs
COMMITTED By THE SULTAN : TKOOPs-NANAL
sTCCOR FOR TIE CRETANS.
CANEA, Aug. %, 1867.

From Our Special Correspondents
CANEA, Aug. %, 1867.
| seize the opportunity of the sailing OF the
Swatara for Praus send the latest dates from the
iucomprehcnsible. or at any rate, miscomprehended
Cretan insurrection
The mortality in the ranks of the Turkish army
continues, aud is almost unexampled OF $4,000
Egyptians who came here year ago, there only re-
main according to some accounts, 5000 TO GOOO, and
TO Others 5000 TO 1900 the latter estimate being gwen
me by an Egyptian colonel Az accounts ielIesGu,
the state of things TO exist more or less WIN
the Turkish troops. They show signs OF exhaustion
and decentralization which can hardly be mistaken;
The remnants Of the dvslOnso OF Meheinet Iasla ana
All Bere Pasha rendered infamous by his atrocities
i'm Kssamos are entering into the city or the camps
around and seem to have abandoned hostlItiesS
The country from RctimO to the western sea Is tll
of insurgents and free Of troops The eastern dls-
Iicts alone show any chance oi hght slhCe solie
Turkish divisions are still outside the lntehCnchls
| There IL is probable, however that the Govern
nent viii assert with ITS old mpudonce that all ls
/ that there shall be no chance for hght.
/ The evidences of the atrocities which have been
coinbited in the island multiplied ANA confirmed
! ly a curious discovcTy-oi which more when clrcum
stances permit-of journal kept by parsonage with
! the army of Omar Pasha, which details the most
brutal acts history can record nave no spa.s, '" ~
read One will show how false the pretcnse ol lee
,trains held over the troops are Two oihcsrs @ oi
| whom one a Colonel, quarreled when shouId nave
fist possession of beautiful glIl au9, n1t cohine
10 compromise threw her living INTO the ianes oil a
! burning house where she pershed. Some OF omar 5
! body-Cuard having taken possession OF thIlstlin
how who persisted in refusing their embraces tor
tufed him by slow stabbng, until he dIcd resisting.
! The journal is in good hands, and may one day DC
published entire, when venture TO say that one re-
Jorm will become obi gatory the Porte. VIZ, that
| of its method of conducting war.
Meanwhile, the two remaining blockade-ruhhei W ; ,
keen husy transplanting Hellenism into Crete, and
! another has been we hear purchased. The meil-oi-
war now busy in carrying away the CHRISTIAN ialhl-
| lies have been increased by the additl0h 0l a1 u
! Austrian leaving ont only England and the United
States of America of all the great civilized nations
t has been very difficult to make the Christians aud
fheir friends here understand how American man
0f-war shall be idle when even Austria and Prussia
are busy in saving the CTetans. IL IS to be hopcd
that some eventuality will make the exception dsap
pear, or the Turks may come to reckon us among
| their friends aud helpers.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Tho nublication of the additional diplomatic
orosrondonce ON the Alabama claims" between Mr..
Seward and Lord Stanley, with has already appeared IA
TIE TRIBUNE, occupied the attention OF the Enshsn
Tbe Times OF the Ith a second article on the subject
Of the correspondence, says ,,.oo ,hot .,ros the
duty of the English Government to endeayor To- LeOnd d
Of contention between te t%U sers Who had
nothing to do with the direction OF Ehgllsh polCs w.
inc he civil war might be made the occasion Tor such an
i5 II has failed but we cannot regret that u was
made That portion Of the people III he heu Stato %
w %hcn {arisn Po%ers knows that the infexibe at
tude attributed to, cat IoaneI Britan. and that
we are fully prepared to refer an claims lam oiion pFS
fcrrcd by the citizens OF the two couteS ~ vas repre
by any method which may be aSIetu on ~ 80 We iin,
sentc1 short time ago in America that we were T,ns th
10 refer the Alabama claims Ghy G 10 aey dispatch Of
Nav "a VIII finally correct that impression Inc Govern
net Is csuS e ~ 70 one tribunal Lord STANLEY suggests
mixed commsslon-an idea for which, asst mas peen &C.,
rd now rejects H. though only, we hope for time
When the main objects Of both Governments Is & 70 Ian &
impartial justice DONE an agreement canno' w wy e
T%e Day Nes Of the ih contains eight columns hea
with specific claims oi damages vi 'Ao P"-' O'
Te aly Neus says that "about million and quarter 81
s+aring ,Soud hGudate all the substantial cIahs W.
nericon citizens pOn this country In respect VI osV
for which could be made liable uhuep % ., % Te Maid in
IT, entirety as British citizens have large eIno upo"
the Government Of the United states
THE ABYssINiAs EXPEDITION.
rzTbe British Government was actively engaged In char
fcnp steamers for the Abyssnian expedition and among
those taken were three of the nmanand three OF the Ma
tional Line of Liverpool and New-York vessels Jus'
prior TO the sailing of the City Of London however new
Was received Via Consantiioplc that the captivcs had
bcen set AT liberty by the Emperor Theodore at the inter
cession Of the Armenian Bishop Isaac ~ Was PH ~
that should this prove true, the eXpedhon wouu' Va
course cOunte manded As matters STOOD the
chartered in Liverpool under orders 10 DC Ieauy "
sail on the 10th September. ,.,o,
me L0HdOn Morning star is opposed to the expeulon
II saws "There has been altogether very suspicious
suddcnness I'm the determination Of the Government 10 go
I'm war with the African Mexico There has been an ar
of bravado about the manner IN which the ships ioI to
a that the Government assured OF the safety OF
The captyes before making flourish 10 please the war
ne star adds "Anoher reason for caution mas been
er Gnnortunely suggested by the recent publication OF
thc efaulcySeward correspondence; Unfortunately, IN
these dovs we do 90 20 war with ono country alone
Tic Americans found, during Their struggle WIN tne
south tot they had to contend against me sK OF IS
egpco slipbulders aud tle taste iYr Dss wv " sS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE ANTIETAM DEDICATION.

THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY-DEFICIENT PREPA-
RATIoNs FOR VISITORS AT KEELYsyILLE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-All of the Cabinet, ex-
cept Attorney General stanbery will so with the Pres-
dent and Gen. Grant to the Antetam dedication.
The President will be accompanied TO Antetam by tho
following members OF the Diplomatic Body;
Great Brtan-sir W. Bruce Envoy Extraordinary Minister
Peuipoteuary; Francis Glare Ford Secretary Of LEGATION
FrdnM Beheny Envoy Extraordinary and Minister rehpo'
tenta yscount de 81 Feio Secretary Of Legation
Edward de stoeck Envoy Extraordinary ah1 hr
NJ NEdemar de BOdisco, Srcre OF
sei1or Don Epr9ue Waller Secretary oLga,on
Hafg-The Cbevaler Cerrua Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Peupo,eusTy; Mr Romero Canilguh Sesrss o Lssau""
Neutrality-suspicious. Don Luh Sahna Envoy bu-
os al Don Romero Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipo,epary; IguaO Marsa Secretary OF Lesatoni
Senior Don Cayetsno Romero, Second Secretary
private telegram received Keedysville to-nighv
saws the speakers stand is nearly three miles from tho
telegraph Office and distance from where tue cars
stop the transportation up 10 the Antleam Cemetery s
very limited least seveneighs or the Visitors VIII
have TO walk in deep dust. The accommodation ior re-
reshments are very limited Large numbers OF persons
arrived Keedysvile to-day the town and country De-
ing Overrun with them.
ioined Gov Fenton, for Antietam at Newark, IN ula
Washington Through Line special ear winch eIt N.T
York at $40 this morning. The party arrived mere 'n'
afternoon. . a. o., ,,h h,.
suite left for Antetam at via Hlgerstown. Tho
Reserves and Guards passed through during the night
KEEDYsynLE Md, sept lo-Ihe raa rn,aaei prery T
tonal Guards, Grey Reserves and veteran hruuety'
from Philadelphia. arrived from Hagerstown ,o-ism'
They will camp here tonight, and march 10 Antetam To-
morrow morning.
THE DESIGN FOR THE ANIIErAM MoNuMENT:,
RAIrIMoRE Sept. l6.-The Commissioners OF the An
tietam Monument to-day accepted the design OF D. V:
patterson OF Hartford Conn, for colossal statue ahu
pedestal. The cost VIII be about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

OF Major W. TraOn viii go into camp at this city to-
morrow, and be reviewed by Major.Gen. Butler on
Thursday.
ARREST OF GANG OF BURGLARS IN MAINE.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 16.-The gang of bur
glars which have been operating in this State from Port
land as far east Bangor has been broken and the par
ties connected with II arrested who prove to be man
named John White Of st. John N b. but lately from
New-York, and two boys Considerable of the stolen
property has been recovered.
DWELLING-HoU AND INMATES BURNED IN
EAST ABINGDON, MASS.
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-The dwelling house of
Mr. Jairus Keene at East Abingdon burned last night
Mr. Keenes two daughters and only children aged 10
and 2l years were burned TO death Mr. Keene New
Orleans and his wife aud daughters alone in the
house.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
ITALY.
RuMoREp ALLIANCE WITH PRUSSIA.


The Paris PreSSe says that NJ. de Bismarck,
who has already supplied Italy with 100000 needle guns
giving very long date for the payment now proaers
large advances money and full liberty Of action In re-
card 10 Rome promising even 10 make edhsH oeh OF
snv fresh Intervention by France for the maintenance OF
the Pope at the Vatican. The Lett Is altogether for
eccentine this offer NJ Ratazz, terribly embarrassed,
struggles as we he against the tendencies OF his
friends and refuses at least IN appearance 70 allow him
LII IN he chained and bound by russian Influence These
satements are coutradcted with emphasis by other pa
pers. ,.,.,r, ,xn n,r,zz,
The alliance between Ratazz and Garbald, which for
some time past has been suspected 10 exist was a'ev
manifested in very remarkable manner at orveto, on
,bo nontAca frontier August 2s considerable NUN
her of arbalds followers Joined by part OF the garr
son assembled in the streets, crying Rome Tor eaptal
LET MS march Rome. Down WIN ptiesty govern,
mentw For the first time for long whIio Gailphual
noLc with moderation. He said repeatedly that itay
SnIomld shortly go Rome either with or without MN
to the fact OF the coming occupaton there conn pe
no doubt and for hs part he had no desire TO insist Vp
ON his peculiar views OF the means 10 pe
% nyroyided only the end obtained. The Frts'e
Paps emphatcalJ arms the truth Of these details ana
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
FRANCE.
TILE sAIzRrRG MEETING.

II is stated that besides circular from VI.
dc Mousier on the subject Of the Imperial meeting al
salzburg, France and Austria have both addressed
sneco notes TO Berlin with the object of reassuring the
P,ussian Government respecting their policy
The Arenir National says that the French Enlbassador
the French Government on the SazbuTg interview Whc
represents it as private one ana purely oi eohuoehec'
MORE TROUBLE ABOUT LUXEMBURG
II ia beginning to be said Pin Paris that the Luxembourg
question is likely to again the tap but In new
form The Luxembourg Government, 1t appears, has not
either from poverty iwill. provided funds Tor me
demoshng the forti1catons, and yet Count Bismarck
rcnuIrcs that The demolition shall take place a.
fbdv are completely evacuated by the Prussian5
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
FIRES.
IN sANDUsKY, OHIO.

IN sANDUsKY, OHIO,
SANDusKY, Ohio, Sept. 16:-A fire on l.n Sa.niSs
day night totally destroyed the plaster m e OF total ioss
so GOO and the insurance small The Dire supposea '"
have been the work OF an incendiary'
THE CINCINNATI FIRE; Az &C. :,
CINCINNATI, Sept l6Gdhtie Gtioated r1sS at $4,000. Tho
this city on Saturday nSnt' St vet i ascertained
STABLES IN THIRTY-sIxTH-sT. s NJ
,f. peter Donnelly's stables III the rear OF N0s
M W. sixth-st, were damaged " an neensy
Al "ess "esSterday r, morning, to the extent OF So.
FIRE IN A CHURCH.
On Sunday evening as the sexton or ths dIl- Em-
OM AZ n Church IN Bergen extingushing tpe kero-
DRY one of the large chandeliers fell g the hoors
and the lamps being broken tho oil snted Lns
earing up the carpeng and throwing IL upon the
tbev nut out the fire, which at one tme 'e''
Gus damage. The loss Is estimated at apou' WV
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
BELGIUM.
BELGIUM.
THE WIDOW OF MAMMALIAN.

TIE WIDOW OF MAAlMILlAN.
According to the Belgian journals the En-
press Charlotte OF Mexico has had interview with the
Duke dAumale and the Prince dc Jonyllle. The Queen
Of the Belgans took them TO her at Teryueren and pre-
sented them without any previous warning. d" Here,
CharOtter said Her Majesty, "are mcles from En-
gland come 10 see you 2" "Ah my uncle Henry !" cried
the Empress running mp to the Duke dAumae, and she
embraced him. And Joinvillc 90 she added, embracing
him also Then she began talking about America, but fire.
qucnty looked around IL in terror and at moments
she started under apparently the apprehension that some
abOnt TO stab her from behind She spoke OF the
Fenlan movement In the United States Of Paraguay and
Brazil but said word about Mexico. She evidently
wanted 10 bring the two Princes 10 speak OF that country
but did succeed AT last she took leave OF them with
certain degree of COldness she evidently yeXcd
that they did not speak OF what she had most ut heart