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CAooav g. Nils g. Dochue 4 Crrer q osborne - ILoAs
beans z. BreIusll !; Lea J-Bureks, -
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F,stehes-Pkc I: G. Hunt l. Beamau l. Waterman !; nat
f,h s. Zecr /; McMahou, l-duiusl TO- tAioNS' -
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Fo.b- Bouuc Cschss-Ha6eld, g. Dockney, p CuHer
Rus Our-RureEss J.
Cu' On Feus-MLtuals 6; Eurekas g. 100
Passed Haiis-Hatd,ld. q. DOckney, l9; Mills 8
Csl,G Bals-On Pe,ers. p; on Lex, 81 on DocHey D
Time 81 Gsmt-3 hours and ~ minutes.
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II is understood that arrangements have been
made with Mr. Dolby for a OF readings ia Newark
by Charles Dickens during the coming Winter.
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do away with supcrfuous armamcnts, which
are perpetual source Of disquietude and Of
ruinous expense. She must live on good and
Friendly terms with Prussia first of all then
also with Austria and Bavaria must let them
settle their affairs, as they please, and not
.meddle with them in any manner. This is
what prudence dictates; nay, this is what ne
cessity demands. In fact there is nc other
means now of retsrding the suppression of the
duchies of the North German Confedera-
tion, of giving any chance of success 10 the
enterprise of Bavaria ITO form South Ger
man League, already abandoned, or to give
Austria time to recover herself. Every act of
interference, direct or indirect, will hasten
and strengthen the movement of annexation,
cohesion, concentration, unity. Prussia has
become popular in the Southern States since
the Conference at Salzburg.
Do then mean to say that nothing needs
to be done to re-establish the prestige of
France? BY no means; for it has become
greatly lessened everywhere in foreign coun-
tries for some time. But | know only one
alliance which could restore it fully. 1t is
the alliance with liberty. Just so soon as we
again become in Europe the standard-bearer
| of liberty, as we once were, we shall also be-
come, by universal consent, the great nation,
toward which the peoples will turn in their
solemn hours, as the Mussulmans turn them
selves toward the East
It is not the Prnssian Sadowa we must
avenge no, it is French Sadowa, it Is the
abortion of the liberal programme of January
If we do not decide upon this, We should at
once begin TO reconcile ourselves TO the hu'
initiating position of second rate power IN
Europe inferior in liberty, as you have SC
often said, TO the English, the Germans, the
Italians, the Portuguese, the Belgians, the hol'
landers, the Swiss, the Danes, etc., or else we
must accept the perils and responsibilities ol
q war, impolitic, inexcusable, worse thousand
times in its disastrous consequences, than
was even that ill-starred expedition to Mexico
| EMILE OLIVIER.
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| Tue NORWEGIAN cottage at the Champ de Mars,
| near the Bavarian establishment where the Tyro-
lese singers give their concerts, possesses an at
traction We were not aware of, viz that OF cheap
cooking apparatus on new plan. Few OF us
would engage to roast a fowl at fire in five min
utes and vet this is the feat performed by our
Norwegian host. fowl is put into an iron kettle,
which is heatsd ior only five minutes, and then
put into wooden box lined with felt, which is inn
medistsly closed and bucked fast There Is re-
mains for three hours while the broth is boiling.
| There are, moreover, other dishes undergoing the
same process as our fowl. At the end Of the time
prescribed the box is opened and you find your
dish whatever it may be, perfectly we'll roasted or
stewed as the case may be. This is only simple
application Of well known fact discovered by
chemists, viz: that heat of 70 degrees centigrade
| Q2G Fahr.) is quiet snff cient TO cook any meat,
provided It be kept long enough at that tempera-
ture Now felt being a very bad conductor OF
calorio, is eminently calculated to maintain the
hest received by the box at very nearly the same
number of degrees. The boiling broth sends up
its steam at nearly 100 degrees or 1sO Cent, deg.
Fahr. even supposing it to lose 10 or 20 degrees,
there still remains moro than enough to cook the
dish OQ UOdlu ohiP tAoio ~ al ouuAsionhi ou-
vantage attached to the use Of this apparatus; it
economies 90 per cent. of water. Under any cir
cumstances this Norwegian plan OF cookery saves
all the zosmaoma, in other words, the savory juice
of viands Of every description, and which, though
their most valuable part is in great measure
lost by evaporation under the usual system.
TIE ROMANO OssERvAToRR regards the dlscom-
future of the Peace Congress at Geneva as new
glory for the Papacy, and informs its readers that
even n London 100000 Catholics rose up at once
with the cry of viva Pho TX, and drove away
those who soughtto insult the head OF the Church.
'London and Geneva" says the Roman Journal
mo longer belong to Henry and Calvin. We may
now say, without any e1aggeration, that that be-
long to Pins k, and thst even there tho success
sors OF the impure king and the lewd priest aban-
don the field to the successors of the Fisherman
OF Galilse. Thus the City of Peter, the City of
henry, and the City of Calvin have bowed at the
same time to the Papacy. What triumph could
De more splendid for the Church and the Papacy?
Oh, yes; let us rejoice and thank with our whole
hearts the Providence Of God who allows us to as
sist at similar victories of His Church and His
Vicar on EARTH"
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E0 R SALE,
OOpARTNERsRIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSiIIf.
U,HF CopARTNEasHIp HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 under the name and style of CATHCART, McMll-
LaN MORTON. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Mr. g. R. CATHCART having retired from the
same All persons indebted to the late firm will make
immediate payment to j. W. MCMILLAN. on behalf OF
the undersigned who will continue the business under
the name and style Of MCMILLAN MORTON,
All claims against the late firm must be presented OF
the Ofice of the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS for payment.
49, las. W. MCMILLAN.
MANDREp MORTON,
October l, 1857. october .
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freaks on the part or this othcer
ga rumor was current yesterday" says the
italia, OF Naples, Of September 10. ttat 'St. Ja-
nuarius would not this year perform his accus-
toned miracle, in consequence OF the heretics and
accommodated persons who are at the present
moment forming impious plcts against the Holy
Father. The saint would not, however, infict
such an aront on his native city for the few hair.
brained man who are now committing Heaven
knows what sacrilegs. This morning, indeed, st.
Janusrias rose earlier than taual, andat haf-past
nina the blessed blood was in a state Of hquefac-
ton in the miraculous walls. A cannon shot an
nounced to the twelve quarters OF Naples that St
Janusrius had performed the miracle promptly,
which means that al the ersces OF the LORD VIII
be poured do sn on Naples"
.-6oyernor Orr, in letter to President John
son, urges that General Canby's order in relation
to turies be revoked, or, at least, suspended. He
says that in twenty-three districts Of South caro-
lima there will be under the order majority Of
ooored Jurors for the trial of all classesof cases.
civil and criminsl md only five per cent. OF their
number will be abe to read and write. he adds
"Under the present jury organization in South
Carolina, 1 have no reason to believe that since
fSASVAS
dence in all our Courts, any injustice has been
done to the coleced people by white jurors. On
the contrary, think it will be established by the
concurrent testimony Of the various prosecuting
officers in the State, that in criminal proceedings
juries have dealt Diore mercifaly with the colored
than with the white persons tried before them.
The Annual Fair Of the State Agricultural so.
ciety of California affords evidence OF rapd pro.
sresa in silk culture. Nearly every fair shows an
increase in the number and variety Of sample. OF
California silk. The total production of the State
for 1867 is estimated at 100000 cocoons and the
supply Of mulberry far exceeds the demand.
About half Of this years cocoons have been killed,
leaving 10000 still on hand for stock and these
will supply 5000 900 cocoons next year, If the in.
crease should be as large as the average The
Alta California says the business il quite profitable
Just now, but the silk men are advancing cautious
ly Worms have been bred in California regularly
since 1850, and every year the weather has been
propitous, the increase has been rapid, the CO.
coons have been unusually large, considerably sur.
psssing the average Of European cocoons in quail
ty and quantity Of fibre. The prospects Of the silk
business in California, report says, are decidedly
favorable.
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CHI AR ES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1867.

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our
office 80 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
frianda
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We would be glad if subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
as well as do individuals. We will,
therefore, he obliged to all who are in
arrear, in the city and in the country. if
they will make prompt payment of what
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LARGEST CIRcULAr1oN-Ths DAILY
News publishes the Official List of Let
tss"rspuotning in tie Poste6ice at the enid
Of each a0eek, agreeobly to the .tolloa0in9
iectioa Of the Nea0 POsto6ice Lao, as the
as,Cspaper hqping the largest circulation IN
Ms City Of Charleston:
ssEco g. And be 1t further enacted That lists of let
ers remaining uncalled for In any Postoe in any
town village where Newspaper shah be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range on delivery Of the said
Office
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sS- All comm,tn,caaons Intended tor publication in
This Journal must be addressed 10 Me Editor Of Uie
Daily Nens, No. IS Hdyne- street, Charleston, s. q
Business Communications 20 Publisher of Daily
Ne,ps.
We cannot undertake 10 rclv,n rejected cO'amu,lica.
lions.
advertisements outside ofHe city must be accompa
MED ,Dih the cash.
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RoARDlMG G.
r { M o v Ais.
REMOVAL.

N. WOOD, AGENT. HAS REMOVED HIS LUM-
ID BER YARD, from Lnguard street. to cornar
Bay aud Market Ho ia now landing from Schooner !.
Merwin, a full cargo of Northern Prime Lumber max
ing one OF the ertensye stocks and variety OF build
inc material ever presented iu Charleston market.
Builders and consumers repestuly invited to call
and examine the same.
October Il
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W A n 7 S

WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE Or -FOUR
w rooms, or two unfinished Rooms Hrst floor,
West OF King, between Broad and Calhoun Address
HAROLD, at this Office. stating terms and location.
October 10
WANTED, A GERMAN LAD, AS ArPREN-
w TICE in the Office OF ''Die Charleston Zietung."
Apply at No. s BROAD STREET between aad 10 A.
M. October IA
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

THE VIEW EDITION. REVISED AND RELARGED
OF WELLS EVERY MAN his OWN LAWYER and
BUSINESS FORM BOOK embraces ESQ Il mo. pages Of
important Information indispensable TO every and
business woman sold the low price Of 81 and sent
Address BENZ W. Hitchcock. Publisher, No. Chambers
street New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

The gold market reacted from l36 n the opening 10
14, and finally closed at l34sl under the pacific
Of the European with regard to the attitude
81 France towards Prussia There good supply OF
coin for delivery and loans made without interest
and ss l-e4 Per cent for borrowing and per
FOR carrying The Treasury is supposed to be seller 10
nearly the extent of It's daily receipts at this port
The foreign exchange market Was very nrm, and bills
were scarce, but only moderate amount Of business
was transacted for ,o-moows steamer Bankers bills
On England sixty days quoted Al the close at
aee,S v; at three days lo9s -; commercial bills,
3oe 100; france at sixty days, 5l6& 5.2o at three
days. 6l32 b17x; bills on Berlin, 7lA y; on
2rsnen, 7sx q 70; on Frankfort 4ozs Al; On Ham
AasG - ssA; on Amsterdam, 4ox AK; ON Ant
wssp ANk a5.1TS.
Asadoa ssoak Exchange to-day than yesterday, not
uishsandins the reported subsistence Of the psnic
ehe following being the quotations. ,
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
PERSONAL NIELIlGEsCE.

Judge Anasa !. Parker OF Aibauy; Senator :. C.
Pomeroy. OF Kansas and Congressman W. Il. Niblack,
OF Indiana are stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
W. Boyle member or Parliament. England; Rev. John
Jackson, of Indiana Judge A. A. Cohen, OF San Fran
cisco; DIR Hy w. Kennedy. or France; Judge 4. w.
Carter of Utah, and Judge Marp OF Pennsylvania
stepping az the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain Coventry, OF Barbados Jos BaTfoot Of Ha-
vana and " A. Thompson, OF Canada. are stopping al
the Everett House.
Major Mcpherson. Of Quebec and John Rose of Mon
trea are stoppiur at The Clarendon Hotel
Judge Colt OF Hartford Captain y. Brtton, Of Rhode
Island W. CoeIster OF Lvcrpool and Julus De Spacher
OF Paris are stopping OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

OUTER AND CHEESE STORE FOR sALE-wITH
- Good VIII: long established, &cLease three years
from LIST of MAY Rent reasonable selling
inquire at the store II Concord street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

Tho total value Of exports exclusive Of spccie from
sAs port Of New York foreign ports for the week end
eng April amounted 70 ~, ae2 l2s.
Ins receipts for customs and the receipts payments
ana balances q she subrreasuy this city for the
Ssst two days have been as follows:-
CxGfoss Honse. ~---Sub Treasury -------~
Roepts R<cepc. Pdvmerx BdidWces.
Aprn O. S32c 600 81 725S07 S5,55l,160 SlO2 ass 81,
Apsl o.. 301o00 546<,273 2lpA,2o4 l0s,62s, sB
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

Registrar vital Statistics Of the Board OF Health on
the morality in this city and Brooklyn during the week
ending Saturday The eth inst -
NrrRorotnAn BoARD on HEALTH
BUREAU or VfrAL Srkrnnos, April o. 1861.
In the week ending April there were 4Is deaths in
New York. including 81 in the public institutons-29
Ssns ,s, IN the Island hospitals and .syl1ms There were
institutions The deathrate last week the latter city
was equal to III. per 1000 annually. while in New
per 1000 annually. The csuses Of this wide
difference between the two cities are worthy Of
sss bsips 81 Se1,.es ana r.hIsn0s S ns
and the average humidity only Is. The infectious dis
eases killed but few, and the zymoc group altogether
and only IT, per cent Of all In Brooklyn The daily
returns OF deaths during the week seem to show that
the deaths from the diseases produced by crowd poison
ing were At an unusual minimum the tubercular,
ous and respiratory disorders continued TO destroy and
that the sickly crowds and puny infants among the
badly housed and unceanly classes gave unusual
hers 70 the grave Though the chief Of this
tay among the badly housed poor are counted as con-
sutonal tof which there 90 deahs and the local
and iniammatory lof which there were 1857 maades,
the or all the excess Of mortality from these
the past few weeks are found in the wretched
homes and domestic wants OF the laboring
classes Inhammatons, congesslons tuberculosis and
results OF crowd poisoning and domestic neglect,
destroying the same classes and making funerals in tho
ssizo npon when summer copes Ths primo pes Of self
defence demand that in some the wealth and intel
nRencc OF the metropolis sau be so applied ss 10 DrnE
the laboriug poor into healthy homes and then keep
them healthy Tho fifteen deaths in tho Fourth ward
last week cost tho pnblc anxiety. Al. excepting
three OF them were positively prevcntabe, and all OF
th0se three were early deaths by consumption and
rheumatism m-causing pauperism, not panc-but the
time will when iess harmless diseases will spring
Ap In gnch wTetehed dwellings The medical officer OF
r0c health in Dublin has recently written that scarcely
town in Europe packs its population dcnsey as tho
tenement regions or New YORK. The OF death,
az daily studied by hs show that something must be
done 70 give fresh air and cleanliness TO the Ave hundred
thousand people who crowd the tenant houses Of
New York. " HARRIS
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

DRAMHALL. DEANE 4 CO.'S LARGE SIZE RANGE,
ID Marble Counter eighteen feet steam Fable complete
ten feet sl black walnut Tables Apply 80 wakes street
A. L. MEYER.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
STATEN ISLAND lRrflLlsEsCE.

Burcta.Y.--A few days ago the store of MIR. Woods,
At Princes Bay Staten Island, entered by burglars
and property the amount Of 5000 stolen there.
from. A man named rushnan and his wife were
arrested suspicion of the crime The woman
attempted 10 pass spurious postal currency which
is thought 10 have been taken from the store They
held TO bail in the OF 5000 TO await trial
v,o.Arioss EXCISE Lsw.--1he following named
persons sevarar yesterday arrested for selling
liquor without license Conrad Mark of SouthHeld
William KinkenhoGar of Port Richmond Conrad Helm,
of Middetown; William Purdy Daniel Noble, John
Powers and Abraham 6ntler. OF FactoryyilIe.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALR-wITT STOCK, Ffy-
N tres and three years Lease situated near
ship yard; doing good business Apply NJ. JONES
three doora from Thrtyfouh street ferry Hunters Point
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

DYEWooDs--An kinds remained quiet though firmly
Beld Sales reported of 80 tons st Domingo loywood
arrive private terms IL IL quoted a. about $6 gold
Darcs ASp DyHS-Chemlcsls In hgpt demand,
though values without decided chapge Sales 100 tons
soda ash 2sc Ne, gold; 50 do sal soda at gold
lc0 eau soda Size. 5c, gold including bes brands
e.. gold; loo ctsks bleaching powders se, gold,
1gl kegs bi clrb soda, SIC a 5-I6c. gold.
Rect pis, .xsi bils nonr, 30 do and
bags 1Oi9 bushels corn 100
inaat The market for stas Beur gict bnt steady
at the advance noted yesterday. Western tour
g., a. l0c hehcr, with some holders hrm Al
fully certain nrauds bat business
teraly the views sales NOT
large yesterday by several thousand bbls The market
California heavy, the late advance causing
buyers hold aloof sim prices nominay the same
cladng rafornia) were about ago bbs Rye noar
nrrnar though active The sales 800 bhls at
quotations Canada -four steady, with sales of 3
bbls, within tho Of $l2 80 S6 Southern -four
quiet The a5l bhs the annexed
quotations Corn meal quiet nomnay unchanged
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

me following Is the weekly letter Of Dr. Ranis the
Registrar or vital Statistics Of the Board OF Health
the morality in this city and Brooklyn during the week
ending Saturday, The eth inst -
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Aprn s-6 r. ~
AsarsThe market for both pot pearl remained dull
but steady. H EtrME rtMft
cASpLks-Admaniine unchanged at lsc nc, with
small sales sperm quoted ss &c. Io. and patent
lse- 800.
corKI-with . moderate supply the market for Rio
ruled hrm though the sales unimporant Other kinds
likewise remained hrm though quiet. We quote:-Ro,
prime, at lsxc. good lske. l9c. fair l7l<c 7kc;
ordinary 6c 61sc; fair 70 good cargoes, ls,c
aaasayrl i7ssc 'gc ST. Domingo ise .icSe; ano,a.
the stock Of Rio oliows29 bags in New York 1900
do In Baltimore, 1880 do in Mobile and 45O0 in New
Orleans
corrEEIngot was shade lower though firmly held at
the concession The sales confined small lois age
eating lh0.o00 lbs, at zsc for all descriptions.
C0rroS-rhere rather activity In the market,
which however, continued weak though prcos were with
out quoabe change. The saes aggregated 800 bales An
Ur1aad Fhrlaa Ko1ik. NJ o. G.r