The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

NEWS 8 U M M "A Rx.

Governor Seymour Ia ffty-seyen years .o
age. General Frank Blair is forty-eight years
8 3 of age.: ) =. NJ ! z -
The British man-of.war Ghanti :ieer is still
blockadinge the port Of Mazatlan against Mexi
can commercei but does not interfere with
American hipping. grs,..5.
= -Forty-one, prisoners concerned in the re-
cent case Of Suttee, in the ,Cawnpore District
have been convicted in Calcutta. Thirty have
been transported for life and the remainder
xon Iemned to- ave years imprisonment.
8 THE New York Stock Exchange are out with
.an o Ter Of 5000 reward for the conviction Of
lie parpetrator sof the recent forged railway
<ct ttia ates. The Open Board also offer an
eq a amount hatis, $4,000 in. all.
II high terms we're q proof Of high art,
Nc q. Nilsson would be at the head of her pro-
{ fsssion.e One hundred guineas,.it. is stated,
{ have been paid her this seasonlfo singing q
few sopas as private soirees. -
- has been suggested to Mr.. Summer that,
as he is very anxious to have negro chosen
. United States senator, he should recommend
one as his successor but probably he thinks
his! own reelection will amount to the same
he D.;i, ;,ye-t; -, t,n.,,, th;nta = v;,,
i,,ssa.. sorI,o,,. .,,a
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can be elected 8 only BY hard steady york
Greeley is not going afshing, then.
NJ roansnton
9. 49,. - -. "a .s-5 80 80 n;as
: ss,.. - 49, = -ss
rsnseyed ca;,lssds sofns naaaaiuesa amonrs the
fsiends sl,st Eeatleman nntii it was undo +
stood 70 have only aIotticsl siguifc .3s.,
! There has been change Of gcYer nment
in Panama. The revolution was sbloodless
: one, Gan..aI5 Ponce IA. acting as Provisional
spsal;dont 1ha revolution continues in the
= 1r-ant;ra f,ennt,i;c.f No news from Chill,
s.n5. n nav b.tttlas reported Between the Para
!: ,,,,,,5,y.,. md tba lI,,es.
s Is, ,TEnrln;wa Weeds .paoer saws aGoyernor
ssv1s,anr i not TO be beaten By being called
nonnarbssd Or Fr1aak Blair to be distan ced in
stbe rsaa because. .he, is aarevoluti tionist. Ridi-
scsnla. saymoufr. aa sonfs Republican Journals
s;sravs m n ths most popular man in the Demo-
cratic pssty: Eternal vigilance is necessary to
1elect Grant, p tg IS %aS4- Psgsitt ,,.iis
Giants knowledge OF leather reminds
Virginia editor Of 10 man whosonce IN . stage
coach tried to get into. conyersation with bus
1 only felloH.p passenger, bnt could get nothing
from him beyond q disclaimer OF any knowiedge
Son any of the: subjects introduce ed. At last ne
Bald: ike TO talk to pass away the time
in travelling. Is there anything you do know
ANYTHING aboutta The silent man replied,
ssTry ma on leather, 2 Grant is similarly slt-
suated. q, :, =
The dry goods dealers in New: FORK repre-
sent that though trsda is still stagnant, there
sis amarked tendency to higher prices in staple
cotton goods of all classes, with an increase
in the prices Of certain descriptions. It is also
d said ttIst holders eyince frmer disposition to
keep their goods for higher ratsa tha n the job
bers. ordersfto the West are une xpectedly
large Brown shsetings, bleached goods and
gray printing cloths hAve improved during the
!. week. Infoseign dry goods the trade is very
Z light and prices without remarkab le change.