The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-11

/ How4TasY FEEL IN New YORK CITY. .-Ihe
following extract from letter dated Novem'
ber 6, to one Of our eminent merchants, ronl
business correspondent in New York City, shows
the prevailing feeling there consequent on tne To-
suit Of the late elections:
"yictory perches on our banners-61, 900 in this
village and $4,000 in the State against Negro
eoua1;ty and suffrage. 1t has been the hardesl
fouCht election We have ever had. AL the power
OF Office holders and the National banks ooud NOT
STOP the tide. The people have declared, anu as
His Excellency has always had faith in the people,
let him follow Napoleon, DEFY Bismarck ana
your elections void, dethrone your monarons give
YOU your natural rights, restore the country, anu
all will be we'll. need not say to you that a. nnl
hsnpy. Against all the odds we have met the
enemy and they are ours; New York state leads
the column.
ELopEMENr ExTRAoRDINARY-A NEGRO Runs
AWAY WITH WHITE MANS WIFE.-The evil effects
Of miscegenation were made painfully public yes
terday, by the elopement of white married woman
with negro man. This man had been en- inmate
of the house for some time and having been treat
cd az q man and brother, had succeeded In
alternating the affections Of the woman from her
lieee lord to such an extent that during his tenn
porary absence in Summerville, she gathered up
his yaluables, and with her paramour took the
train for New York. The bereaved husband re-
turned to find his house empty, the birds flown
and his money, title deeds, watches, &C., minus
Instead of tearing his hair and acting in ro-
mantle manner, be quietly notified the detectives,
and had the satisfaction Of learning that on
reaching Wilmington, the precious pair were as
signed quarters in separate cells. The finale is to
take place in Wilmington but it is not known If 1t
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rules, and the repentant wife, like Titania, when
abe finds that she had been enamored OF an ass,
return to her allegiance and renounce her guam
dam lover. The greenbacks are, however, safe,
and those once secured, the wife might be allowed
to go with her sooty friend as the matrimonial
market can hardly furnish worse wares.
RELIGIOUS Notwithstanding the threatening
appearance of the weather, the different churches
were yesterday filled with large and attentive au-
diences; the announcement that the SERVES OF
the day would be directed to the conversion OF
young men causing numbers to attend. The Rev.
j. B. Mack, associate pastor Of the Glebe street
church, preached to his congregation in the after
noon, and the Wentworth street Baptist Church
resumed their services in the College Chapel. In
the evening the Union Prayer Meeting was held at
Dr. Smythe's Church. and though quite large
building, long before the opening hour every seat
was occupied, andit was difficult to obtain stand
ing room. The clergymen from the different
Protestant denominations were present and took
part in the proceedings, which were opened by
the Rev. G. P. Gadsden. AS the name indicated,
it was Union Prayer Meeting, and was participa-
ted in by all the clergymen present. The singing
was entirely congregational, the organ being DIS
pensed with for the occasion. .
These prayer meetings are now exciting some
interest in the community, and the large audience
that attend DR.. Smythe's Church last night tmsny
having been compelled to leave from want OF room)
show that the seed has not fallen on stony ground
The Young Mems Christian Association will hold
proyer-meetipgs every evening during this week at
their hall in King street, and the services in the
different Churches will be directed to the same
end-the conversion Of young men. The invitation
o. the Convention has met with general response
and it is to be hoped that this season of prayer
will not pass unanswered, and many anxious in
ouirers will be brought within the fold.
THE CIRCUS Is COMING, Ono Ono l--Dan Cas-
telo, the mighty Snowman, has at last arrived,
and will exhibit his great show to-day. Dan is an
old acquaintance but he makes his reappearance
in this burg accompanied by more wonders than
ever before His collection Of wild beasts has
been largely improved by the addition of Barnum
Van Amburg's Museum Collection and Menage-
rie. he now has on exhibition every animal known
to man, from the Guyas Cults to the Eastern Cow
It would be useless at present to speak OF the per-
Torrance of the troupe, that We leave to discri-
minating public, but the great feature will be the
grand procession which will leave the Citadel at 10
o'clock, and parade through the principal streets.
The Louisville papers describe this as the largest
most brilliant and most interesting ever seen
there. It is not like ordinary Circus PROFESSIONS
consisting Of dingy band wagon, followed by a
lot of canvas and baggage carts, but is real pa
eeant with knights in FURNISHED steel armor, la
dies in the costumes Of the days Of the Crusades;
troupe Of Hussars;. the entire company. in ap-
propriate dresses, mounted The baby Elephant
Camels, Ponies, &C., and long array OF beautiful
Tsblsau Cars and Platform Chariots, one OF them
bearing upon it's elevated dais large living Lion,
uncaged and loose, lying at the feet of his keeper
and surrounded by young girls. This will be a
novel and sensational sight, the opportunity OF
| seeing which may never occur again. All the AMI
NAL cages, &C., &C., elaborately and beauti fully or
nsmented, will also have places in the procession
and what with the shining armors, the gilded
ehariots, the gorgeous banners and insignia, the
coup d'ol will be brilliant and gorgeous.
Tickets can be procured at the different hotels,
and all who wish to secure good seat should be
early in their attendance, as jam is expected.
TIE Cay Is Still THEY CoME.-Dan CASTILLO had
scarcely sounded his first advance note when an
answering echo was heard, and John Robinson
announced to the public that he would open his
grand combination show for their inspection ON
| the following week. Dan has arrived, and COM
| mences his performances to-day, but the KNOW
ledge that another and similar entertainment
will soon appear, will only increase the anxiety OF
sieht-ssars to witness both, and then judge OF
their respective merits. John is an old Snowman,
and his combination embraces every wonder that
could be obtained. His huge posters have already
attracted considerable attention, and will induce
hundreds to attend who do not believe in saWdust
and foot lights. Wherever John has been he has
made a sensation, and we know that he will be
hyorably received by the Charleston public His
show, which will visit this city on Mondsy, the
18TH is one Of the largest and most thoroughly or
psnized in the country, and has been endorsed by
the press Of every large city worthy of the most
| liberal patronage.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: sThe long promis-
ed procession OF John Robinson's Combination
Circus and Mensgerie, passed through the streets
yesterday and set the children all agog. They so
beset their fathers and uncles to take them to the
show that the immense pavilion was scarcely
large enough to shelter all who went latt night.
Certainly, many were unable to obtain seats; the
tent was literally packed. Excellent order was
preserved, and the wondrous feats of horseman-
ship were greeted with hearty approval Probably
the greatest triumph Of the night was achieved by
the colored boy Lewis who astonished everybody
| by his daring and activity"
L aollantion of rnala rrara aYcaant Gantle-