The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28

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them has been presented To tho Englisl, ur
Amcricanic.
: Dir. REtthc author of the littlo volume under
rcrtcw. htiten somp excellent comedies, in
fintt De'hf course, sumo OF which We lrnrn
arc 10 be next winter by tho ''Bru,lerlichc
Bund OF, city. The book il Tor salc ut
RUssELLs.
The Epmu REVIEW July 1SG7.-Wc are
indebted tG loHS RUSSELL for our copy. Tho
contents tiisrter Oitcr nothing Of special i'll
terost l. SIarly Administration of GEoIaE
Ill. 2. Aa:uro and Prices in England,
tl259-14OO. 3;rofcssor FEnRIEn's Philosoph |
ical ltenInins. The Council OF COnstaniinuple. |
B. Indian CosNi nnd Textile Fabrics. &. Life |
and Speeches 'otord Plunket. 7. Wine aud tho |
| Vino Trade. Sinh Wcdgwnod. 8. lInrtOns |
History OF Scotia 10. The Military Institutions
Of France.
TIE WEsrMIN, REvIsw for July offers n
moro inviting bill fare. 1. Alimicry, and ot!rr
protective rescm.ces among animals, ono OF
tho most rcndabapers we have seen in IL long
| timo. 9. LUCIu.xsEUs SENECA. 5. The ast
Great Monopoly. Lyric Fcuils. G. The Future
OF Reform. G. Eaica. This give. full history
OF tho lnto rIr in That Island-of course
from all anti.t standpoint. z. The Reli-
gious Sido tho Italian Question. This
| article, contra 10 The usual custom Of tho
kepfc'c, is aod by JOSEPH MAzzINI, and
opens w:partment in tho Westminster,
| tins announce independent Section. Under
tho nboSo title nlited portion OF tho HpsfhinSffr
Reo:e,o is occannlly sol apart for tho reception
OF able articloshich, lliOugh harmo II izing with
i tho general apiand aims OF the work, contains
| opinions nt vance with tho particular ideas or
measures il III advocate. Tho object of the
editor, in inroting this department, IL to facii-
tato tho cxpresn OF opinion by men Of high
mental power d culture, who, while They arc
zoaous friends dreedom and progress. yet differ
widely on srccialonts of great practical concern,
both from tho EdS md from each other"
Tho notes on Cdnporary Literature closp the
| number. Mr.. JonN.ussEr.I. is tho agent.
BLAcKwoop's MAu;ISE for July has been awnit-
| ing notice somo dny The present number is one
OF decidedly rcadab contents. First We have
Part VII Of "BRowN,ws"- of the most skill
fully drawn picturesf human character wo hnvo
read in long while Tho story progresses but
slowly, tho agony of aspcnso being drawn 10 the
utmost possible ihreo Of tension. Still ii ia NJ
is human, that we utquite willing to be detained,
and to lot tho authT cad us at his own sweet will.
By tho bro, VIC haven't yet been able To determine
to our satisfaction ylcthcr the said nnthnr il oI
the male or femalo tc,dcr. We incline however Ia
tho gentleman theoS.
Tho second article Tho American Debt and the
Financial Prospects Of the Union," evidentl!
writtom OIL this side 0lo Atlantic, md by goot
democrat. Thore sInt lttlo said OF the ''pros
pects," but gro1t did of tho history Of tho ma,r
agcmont and misma,ayemcnt of the dcpartmrn
OF hnanco during the var; of tho gigantic fraud:
committed or conniSodnt by persons in high posi-
ton; OF old unHeawortiy steamboats, boing bough
at $4,000 or 1000 By agents. and thon invoicod tt
tho government at 81, 600, or even slO0O00 etc
All OF which facts wo too familiar with to aiiort
US eithor amusement or instruction. Tho follnwin.
is the conclusion Of the writer and all but the
ultra Radicals must acknowledge the truth of Iii
statement
"rhe test, however. OF the great question of III.
debt will be the Presidential election of Noveul
her, 1868. If by that tinIo tho animoAitics enSen
dered by the war shall have cooled down beei
o6htera!eai !hs THAI! c.tllGlSGrMiGr Ia Iy: II rhl
shall resolve to hold out tho right hand uf good
fellowship to tho Sdntl. AMI accept. readily n
the South Inns accepted defeat, the fact that tn
Union cannot be restored unless tho right, Of tn
Southern people are restored along with it; and i
popular candidate, strong in his adherenci 4
tho form and spirit Of the Constitution, and will
no i-wlll to Won't against 'rebels'-sucI n mai
for instance, as Gen. Sherman, or, hftcr him, Con
Grant-shall be elected to tho Presidency, Ell,
with him q Congress that shares his opinions NM
will give him Btrong working majority;-thc dol,
OF the whole American Union, whether of the Fed
ernl Government or tho several State that compos
It, may bo rendered as secure the debt of Grea
Britain. Even ut tho presoit timc IL the dnmi
nant faction would cease its threats OF coniiacato
Of Southern estates, and its suggcAtions for par
ceiling them out nmonG tho negroes, The finance
Of tho Union would immediately assume NOR
favorable aspect. We're the Southern planters AM
others but certain that they might call their lind
their own and were tho capitalists Of tho North
ern States and OF Europe satisfied that act o
contiscation would be attempted, the planter
might with little difficulty borrow tho necessar
money to recommenCo the cultivation of tIei
lands; and in two years tho cotton alone, whcl,
would enable them 10 tighten the burdens of til
North as well their own, and silence pcrhap
for ever, the ominous whispers of repudntIo
which aro now heard on every side. But il NortI,
cru fear Of Southern supremacy in tho councils q
tho restored Union should adjourn indciintel
thnt real union OF interest and feeling withOu
which merely political union maintained by tn
bayonet is woreo than useless, tho debt will con
tinue to be debatable question, until the vcr
discussions for and against it's reputation will dc
moralse the whole country. The prospect ut pre-
sent is not as bright as it might be; but in yon
country, aud among hopeful people, year ma
make wondrous difference. In any case, th
moral OF the .groat story Of tho American Civi
War will remain palpable to all understanding
ther kings nor multitudos can engage in the blood
sport OF war without taking the consequences AM
paying the piper."
.'The castor Trip Of Two Ochlophobists," III
third article, is parody writer's OF travels, all
amid good deal OF twnddlo has some e1cellei,
hits. miaantlirope is on his travels and has th
singulsr good.fortune t?) to moet friend OF tn
same unsociablo disposition az thoy are both o
tho samo orrand, to escape from their acaua
tances, and keep cloar OF al borcs, they conclud
to travel in company. Tho narrator says !,
selected the most comfortable place oil board til
Steamboat botwoon Dover and CaIais, and hayin
found il, he proceeds to say:
II had Just got into tho warmost corner an,
wrapped myself mp with moro than ordinary care
when somebody came up to mo and said, 'Woul
you mind giving up this place to n lady2' cor
ceiye that the oppression OF my face Inust hay
given him to understand that did mind.
only groaned. however, and hoped to til
side and Jaw largo woman, with maid,
like particularly giving up my place to anybol,
Under very peculiar circumBtancos-whon for il
| stance, see botter ono, or II am tired OF it,
sometimes offer il; but to DO asked for IL whom on
| can mako no merit Of the SACRIFICED Tho Indy
I howovor, had ono good point--I had mover see
1t is q conspicuous feature OF tho middle class
1oycr-failinR criterion. Tho real position of
I Indy ig behind tho bar al q refresliment room
and whom sho marrios sho always comes into Ill
room on her husbands arm."
In Calais he suffered terrible discontinue
his linguistic protansions:
| "I reflected for o long tino whothor IL wbuld 4