The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-03
NEW 81 q UNI M A r Y.


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Cotton was steady, with sales OF 2lOe bales
at Sole Ss'"' = ,',..'--
,.-In. Liverpool cotton closed quiet and un-
erh.pged; sales IS, 900 bales.
.i-Ly Mrs. Cady Stanton recommends all handy
. exsed mon to wear the. Chinese costumes.
Bound toed boots and shoes VIII con-
.4inue TO be in fashion this winter, also the
.ssb6S. Aoe,n :. -'2 -l-.- c-'l2j!-s
Charming Miss Kellogg ia coming back to
xbe United States after her operate triumpha
InEurope. :, She will reach New York sbout the
middle OF september- c,rryc
"A French photographer, it is said, has sue
reeded. in obtaining very fine and accurate
spauoramio views of Paris from balloon nearly
.apne thousand feet in the air.. - % ~ ~.
After September 9Th the time on the rail-
road between, New York, and Washington
7uill be reduced, only eight and o half hours
being required to run between the Two cities.
The Georgia papers publish shocking ois-
closures Of an Intrigue Of e1-Goyernot Joe
Blown with another mans wife, which show
sfhat the OK. Governor, though Q very :respeets-
Sble Radical, is not much Of Joseph alter AL.
(, ,g--The new collector at Norfolk, Va, Colonel
Selden, reports to Secretary McCnlloch that
his investigations OF the books and accounts
OF his Radical predecessor disclosed defalca-
zion OF two hundred and dfty thousand dollars.
Put none but s.lol" niisn on the outposts was
ahecrry Of the Radicals, and behold the result.
The Protestant Ghurchunan Now Church)
notiaeo it's contributors that it will not print
4he phrase ...the Church" as applied 10 its own
body, and requests them to write either sour
Church or the Episcopal Church" instead.
ri: says that the designation "the Church, >,
.ssven when the article is printed without en-
phssis, is, when applied 10 any one part OF the
Church Of Christ, as absurd Rs it is unchristian.
The London Pail Mall Gazette announces
that Minister. Johnson will be received atthe
English Court in simple black dress suit,
without question or impediment, on the ground
ssaat as he Was appointed after Congress had
laid down the rule in regard; to dresa, !he has
ligSet hioTG sny better, and cannot be found
.7sultiwith reasonably. Indeed it adds, that il
Ne should choose to attend in shooting Jack
ist the same courtesy viii be extended toward
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"A New York letter OF the 2sth instant says:
.seThere is said to be an improving outlook for
i.y1y qWC1Hg us y comng
srutumh months. Many OF our best vessels are
of on long voyages, while the tonnage en- route
irom foreign ports is ascertained to be unusu-
ally small; besides which, there is every reason
10 anticipate ON active demand soon for yesssls
10 carry cotton, grain and other products to
Europe. A, majority Of ths ships now at this
port, mot under engagement, are held for the
Southern cotton trade: which is expected to
open within sixty days.. -, 7,.i2. .7:.r-a
This orange culture in Florida is even
-xreatar aud more impor rtant than is expressed
nm the report of the Agricultural Bureau.
From 81 75 600 to- 100000 orange trees were set
sous last year, OF which $4,000 we're planted out
On Flint river alone; and, in 1855 and 1855, at
least $1,000 were tsnsplanted and bqdded In
KxsSand Hi6ic Florida The price, instead
.of bsiaS SIS to $40 par thousand on the trees,
.asu sisted, should have been s25 to $50, and
,sous choice lots pold ashigh as ss5. The
,ucange grows wild all over Florida, and good
frees, when tIsusplanted: and budded, bear
800 to 25O0 sweetoranges each. 80 7. ..
A German savant has discovered that this
Globe we live on Is gradually shrinking, by
s3sas process, OF cooling, which has @been going
;,oon.sinre its creation. In the lapse OF time
The contraction win. draw oil the continents
below the water level except q very few high
points, which will be. the residence Of such
:isa human beings as may be able to get on
fsen. These human beings will be modified
and Transformed to suit the changed condition
ps ,fhings. But, ,far the satisfaction OF the
present generation, it is: stated that these
.ehanges cannetbe effected in less than five
zlrundred millions Of, centuries. -.
vaa&@The following article is from sErick" Pom
.scroy's New York Democrat Of Wednesday ::
<.EysEJ dsy persons are applying to US for
situation. Permit remark here. The edito-
xil proprietor Of this paper is strictly atena-
perance man, never using into3icahps drinks
os t6bsooo, though he is not member OF any
Temperance society It is an old rule 9f his
nsYer to employ man who is addicted TO the
:use Of liquor, or who becomes intoxicated, and
1ropcrson who is not q sober, temperate, in
;dustrious man, need ever apply for any situa-
Zion. in any Of h;s printing Offices, or other
Places Of business, for they cannot obtain
chem. Every man has right to get drunk or
not, as we have a right to employ such men as
snit us. Intemperance is foolish, senseless,
-swensiye habit. Itunfts man for business,
destroys his intellect and vitality, steals his
brains, and makes him untrustworthy. There
fore, tue employ no such men. One reason for
our success is that we were always temperate,
and never employed an intemperate man after
We knew him to be such. The love Of liquor
-Eas ruined thousands of our best men-has
Lost great battles-has cost us millions Of
dollars. 1t is the only enemy We are afraid Of.
We are no prphibitonist- would let every man
spend his money foolishly il he wishes to-
spoil his stomach-rob his children OF bread
If he can have the heart to; but no such per-
son can ever be connected with US in any
capacity" -s...- ~
The Californians have. just established in
San Francisco aaimmigration association, the
object Of which is to colate all reliable infor-
rnator as to the various products Of the diff
1erent sections OF the State. the prices OF land,
: Che facilities to market. the location and Quail