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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-08

M NOTE THESE FACTS.-THE OBJECT
of this article is to call the attention of tho feeble
and ailing 10 themselves. Ordinarily, business
pleasure, in short almost everything IN this suolu
pary world obtains more consideration than the
preservation of that blessing with which nothing
earthly should be put in comparison, viz: health.
This Is dangerous season, and it docs not tnd the
human system in the best condition to defy its
perls. To use q homey phrase, the torrid sum-
mer weather "takes the starch out of people"
and leaves them limp and languid The fires OF
vitality burn low The naturally feeble are un-
usually depressed the naturally strong are not as
vigorous as they mi ght be. soven'eghths OF the COM
munity feel more or less the influence OF the atmos
pheric changes which produce the malarious dis
eases common In October and November. 1t 1s as
protective against the effects of these changes that
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS have obtain
cd no small portion OF their celebrity. The GREAT
VEGETABLE TONIC OF THE AGE is not only specific
for Chronic Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness,
and Nervous Complaints but also preventive OF
malarious epidemics. Whoever wishes to be insur-
ed against an attack of intermittent or remittent
fever fboth Of Which prevail to melancholy extent
all over tho country will do we'll to resort, without
delay, to this famous invigoratng and ant-bilious
specific. Quinine has had its day. 1t leaves sting
behind, and physicians are beginning to discard it.
But HosTETTER's BITTERS become moro popu-
lar and command vaster sale with each successive
So ,son, simply because they produce better medi-
cinal effec. than any Of the powerful posons used
as topics and are at once q safe and palataoe pre-
| ,orot,on G October3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-08

EB BAICdCLONO IIiIIs DIII'-Il1Io
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful bnck or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Rond. .street New York Tyr January
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
UROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDON, NAV 6-5 p
M.-Consols closed at s3% "a for money and s2 !.
92ss for account, ex dividend. American securities
closed az the following rates:-United States Eve.
twenty bonds quiet at 70x: Illinois Central Railway
shares, 90 a; Erie Railway shares, 40.
FRANKFORT TBOURsE.-FRANKFORT,M May Go p. NJ
United States bonds closed rm at 75M for the issue
of 1862.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, May e--5 p M.-The Bourse
closed dull. Rentes 69f 30c., or l2c. lower than AT
last report.
LrvEapooL CoTToN MARKEr.--LIvERPooI, May g.
quotations :-Middng uplands, l2Hd.: middling
Orleans, I2Rd. The sales OF the day foot up only
5000 bales
TRADE RgpoRr.-LIvERrooI, May 6.---The trade re-
port from Manchester IL very unfav0rable. No sales
arc reported OF cotton 10 arrive.
LryTRPooL BREADsTUFfs MARKET. = LIVERPOOL
MAY e-5 p. N.-Thc market closed steady. Corn il a
shade hrmer, and prices have advanced to 3ss. ID.
per quarter. Wheat. lbs. per Genital for California
white and 14s. 4d for No. Milwaukee red. Barley,
81. Id per bnshel Oats As per bushel. Peas ass 6d
per 50i lbs Flour 37s. per bbl. for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. = LIVERPOOL,
May e-5 p. M.-The market closed quiet and steady
Beef 1i5s. per bb. for extra prime mess. Pork s2s
Cd per bbl. for Eastern prime mess Lard 10s. per
cwt. Cheese a2s. per cwt. Tor the best grades OF
American nne. Bacon sos. per cwt Tor Cumberland
cut.
LIVERPOOL. PRODUCE MAYKEr.--LIvERpooI. Nav
6-5 =. M--The market for articles or American ami
other produce II generally dun and steady. Naval
stores are dull and unchanged. Linseed oil is heavy,
and prices have declined los. per ton The last sales
were made at f35 1Os. for American. Sugar s firm at
27s Cd. per cwr for No IL Dutch standard. Sperm
higher; standard white Is. Sd. per gallon.
L0NDON MARKETs.-LoNDON, May 6.--Sugar, 21s.
3d. per cwt for No. ~ Dutch standard Linseed oil.
f3G per ton Lnseed cakes, Gao 10s per ton for thin
oblOng for feeding.
PyTRofErM MtREHr-AvTwHRP, Nav 6.-petro-
euiu closed rcr at 35f per bbl for standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
RHODE ISLAND.
Fenian Couven,ion-Telesraphic Feat

Fenian Observation-Disclosures Feat.
PROVIDENCE, May g. 1853.
The young Rhode Islander known as Professor
Sweet to-day completed walk OF one hundred miles
in twenty three ana 0ne-quarter hours at the Paw
tucket Riding Park.
convention Of all the Fenian circles in Rhode
Island was held In this city to-day. General John
ONeil was chosen President and James Downey
Speaker of the House. An address Was
adopted expressing confidence In the integrity vOf
General John Omen, President of the Fenan Broth.
erhOOd, and urging the brethren everywhere to fall
into line and by strong, determined effort break
the shackies that bind our long ensaved native land.
In the evening crowded and enthusiastic meeting
OF the friends OF Irish liberty was held, at which
Mr.. DOwney presided, and General O'Neil, Professor
BrOphy and John Rafferty, delivered addresses.
The highest rate of speed ever attained In tele-
graphic transmission in this country was made this
evening between Boston and this city. Mr.. p. H.
Burns, Champion Of New York and New England
stationed at Boston, transmitted twentyseven nun
dred and thirty-One words in one hour, which was
received by Mr.. Walter Philips OF this city, without
making a break," and copied in a remarkably iegi-
BILE manner.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
Tng2 ] % - r1m n,vaS2,y NV dassAaT s aTp1p,E naq{ sHEEr

Cuba yesterday, and was received with an ovation.
grand ball given last evening at the theatre In
hts honor. The press Of Santiago are going TO petL
tion him to remove the censor ana remove the
abuses in the municipal government.
At Cienfueg0s Consul +. +. Cayads has been re-
moved, though naturalized Cuban. The authorities
here regard natives born as incompatible with such
0fices. 1t is supposed that others will follow.
The steamers Liberty and Cuba have been con-
demned to pay fines for alleged Irregularities in their
manifests. The owners have consulted eminent law
yers in Baltimore. who have replied by telegraph not
TO pay the fines, but transfer the vessels to the Amer
lean Consus custody rather than surrender them to
the authorities. The same course has been pursued
in the case Of the brig Omaha and others.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
Presents from Friends-A Dash on Mngdain
Decided On.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List OF Americans registered in Paris for the week
ending April 3D. lo6s:-FrOm New lork-S Gardner.
w Field, Mrs Henry Halt, Charles c Thompson, Dr
and Mrs Alexander Thompson, Breeden and
family G. Harral, Mrs Cyrus Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs
ii Curtis E d Curtis Miss Fannie Barnes, Miss N
Harris, A Hine. A Lille, Mrs Hall Miss
Hall, W Hail. Johnson. Boston-Albert G Hill,
David K Dudley, w French, w w Field G N
S,earns, John Woodbury. and family,
Moseley, Mr. and Mrs l. Clarke, g Dickinson.
A within Caleb Stetson, Mrs + II Eldridge, Mr.
and Mrs Jonn Read, + q Winston, John w ROn and
wife. st Louis-F o Day and wife. Proyidence-A
Chace Trenton-C II Siermann, Miss Shermann.
n Higbee San Frf. .csco-Mrs John Currey and
son. HolyOkc--Jcr~ Macintosh. New Jersey
Mrs s Manning, 49, IN Peck. Oho-W Flagg, Mrs
Rev Dr Fagg. Philadelphia-H Bartol. uned
States--Mr and Mrs Mattison Miss Madison. VIII
liam Minot, Jr., Mr. and Mrs w whitten, D. X
Curtis.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

fyrou, the Prince Edward Island Patriot April 23.l
ON the despatch announcing the union OF Nova
Scotia New Brunswick and the Canadas into one
Dominion being read, several members expressed
their gratihcatton that Prince Edward Island had
retained It's independent aud separate position, re-
erred AZ evidence Of good fortune to the present
discontented state OF New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia and condemned the Unconstitutional manner
ia which the latter had been domInionlzed and sym
pathzed with her people In their struggle TO regain
their rights and privileges OF which they had been
defrauded. " Nova scotia succeeded IN getting free.
her example was also adverted to. The Attorney
General said he lad doubt the stability OF British
Institutions and the happiness Of ali the colonies
would be best promoted by their remaining IN
the political relationship which existed bcfor, the
union.
PoRoEp TyLEGsAx.--A respectfully dressed young
man. who gave the name al Lewis Levine and repre-
sented himself to be- from New YORK was charged
Yesterday before Alderman BETTER with attempting
fraud George r. Farmer, OF the Rrrn of w. G. Pratt.
Bro CO., No. Bank street. testified that on Mon
tay telegram was received NJ sheir place OF busi-
ness purporting tO have come from the firm VI krs-
10 pay to George Kramer the OF S2s5 thai soon
afor the defendant made his appearance and pre-
sepied telegram authorizing him to draw on the
frm named TO the amount designated. Mr.. Farmer
told him thai ~ " was before hank hours the money
could not then he advanced; but after hearing that
he wanted a small amount To make Immediate tuf-
chsses $50 were then handed to him. IL ww then
10 ascertain n all was right. An answer was re-
received that the whole thing was fraud, and re-
u,,esting that the OSsender he arrested. THIS vas
done when he called yesterday for the balance 0f he
money He was heid 10 bAif Tor his appearance at
court PhNode,phto Ledger, kov %.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Tho Outrage on Consul La Reinsrie-Extraor.
binary Measures Adopted by the American
aevernment - Two American Steamers
Fimcd-Action Of the Owners-Movements Of
Lersundi.
HAVANA. May o, 1865.
An unwarrantable assault and battery was cont
initted on Consul La Reintre, at the American Con-
sulate, by the Havana Shipping Master, Garcia. He
produced several contusions on the person Of the
Consul. The cause of the attack Is supposed TO be
the exposure Of frauds on the American government
committed by Garcia. Secretary Seward approved
the Consuls rejection OF Garcia's services, who de-
ferred his revenge until Captain General Lersundfs
absence. Consul La Reintric has telegraphed
to washington to demand redress. The Spanish
appointee has been arrested and his trial will take
place In the Marine Court. The arar has created
quite sensation here.
Count Balmaseda refused TO allow the press repre-
sentatives to telegraph the occurrence.
The Consul has made application TO the authorities
10 remove Garcia. Count Balmaseda replies that Gar
cia,s appontment being from Madrid, he win have
TO report the occurrence TO the home government,
which must decide the matter. Cases OF the
kind occur here by decades and all have to be
referred to Madrid.
secretary Seward tecgraphs the Consul that his
assault will be redressed the moment that despatch
which he has sent from washington reaches here and
Lersundi returns. He has taken extraordinary
In the case which he viii soon carry into
effect aud will abide the consequences
on Friday last Shipping Master Garcia was ar
rested aud after only three days Imprisonment was
set free on giving bail. The charge made against
him is made out In mild form. lie is now canvass
ing to secure the favor and support Of all the natives
The Consus application for redress and the equivocal
reply Of the Count Balmaseda have been forwarded
with other sealed dispatches TO the American gov
ernment at Washington, and must have been re-
ceved already. The Captain General Is expected 10
return on the 9th inst and II is probable that the
shipping master, Garcia, viii be removed.
CAPTAIN General Lersundi arrived al Santiago de
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
FRANCE.

The Cretan Mediation Observation-Disclosures
1 Rupture with Tunls. l
PARIS, May 8, 1865
II is authoritatively denied to-day that the French
Ambassador at st. Petersburg had had consulta-
ton with the Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs in
regard to the Eastern question.
LONDON, May 6. 1868.
France has suddenly broken of all diplomatic
relations with the government OF Tunis The reason
alleged s the repeated perpetration Of outrages on
French citizens resident In that country.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
The Spring Races-Chestcr Meeting.
JAPAN.

Demand for American Indemnities.
LONDON, May 9, 1858.
telegram frOm Hong Kong states that the United
States Minister to Japan, General Van valkenburg,
Is at Osaka, and has made demand upon the MikadO
for indemnity for the damage occasoned to the
property Of American citizens in the late disturb
ance. aa
He is supported in his demand by the French
Envoy and by the presence of portion of the Ameri
can and French East India fleets.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
CANADA.

Arrest Of More Promincnt Irishmeu-Prohibi.
tion Of Fenian Newspapcrs-NIarine Disaster
Near SOrcl.
TORONTO, May 6, 1868.
Two more prominent Fenians, named Peter Nc
Mahon and John Murphy were arrested at Little Ire
land, near Guelph, by government detectives last
night. They with those who were arrested here on
Monday will be sent to Ottawa for safe Keeping. b
The government has prohibited the sale OF papers
Of Fenian pr0clivit1es throughout the country.
A despatch from Montreal says that the tug Relief
capsized near SOrel yesterday. Captain Branet and
fireman we're drowned.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
PENNS YlVANiA.

The Recent Mail Robbery-Rccovery Of Drafts
and Checks.
HARRISBURG, May Q, 1865.
Many Of the letters in the mail boxes robbed on
the yesterday short distance east OF this city
have been nshed from the canal, where the boxes
were found. Letters from parties in the West
containing drafts and checks In favor Of parties I'm
New York and Philadelphia to the amount OF some
$1,000, among the letters recovered. The drafts
and checks from Harrisburg TO Philadelphia which
have been recovered do not amount TO more than
kGO0
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
TENNESSEE.
The Nashville Races.

The Nashville Races.
NASHVILLE. May 6, 1858.
The races to-day were largely attended notwuh-
standing the inclemency Of the weather. Elgin won
the United three year old stake dlstancng Donovan
on the first heat, Antelope, Beauty, Columbia and
skirmsh paying forfeit; time, 1857. The second
race was won by Ottawa In two heats, beating Nell
Gwynne Pat Cleburne and Maggie Hunter; time,
1851. The very heavy rains made the track
heavy.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
CONNIE CTICUT.


NEW HAVEN, May d, 1865.
The Legislature organized to-day by electing the
officers nominated at the republican caucus last
evening. The message OF Governor English was
sent In this afternoon. II announced the financial
affairs OF the State be In an encouraging and salts
factory condition. II also denounced impeachment
in strong terms and defended Andrew johnson.
The Inauguration parade to-day was unusually fine.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
GEORGIA..

The Test Oath and the Legislature.
ATLANTA, May @, 1865.
1t Is understood that the test oath win not be re-
quired legislative members and that the Legisla-
ture will be first assembled at Mledgevillc pro-
visi0nal body and then adjourn to this place.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
ENGLAND.
The Church Question Debate-The High
Church Tories in Immense Assemblage.

The Church Question Debate-The High
Church Tories In Immense Assemblage.
LONDON, May G. 1868.
division Is expected to take place In the House
OF Commons tomorrow night nth inst.) on the re-
mainder OF the resolve proposed by Mr. Gladstone in
reference to the Irish Church.
meeting was held In st. James Hall to-day in
favor Of the continuance of the Irish Church estab
lishment. The attendance was immense, and the
proceedings very noisy and turbulent. The Arch
bishop of Canterbury occupied the chair, and the
platform was crowded with the most prominent
men Of the tory party. The Archbishop Of Canter-
bury taking his position made speech in further
ance Of the objects OF the meeting.
The Lord Mayor OF London then rose and moved
series OF resolutions in favor of the continued union
of State and Church, which were seconded by the
Bishop Of Oxford.
The Archbishop of York also presented resolutions
to the effect that attempt to overthrow the Irish
Church was an attack upon the Church OF England
and q movement towards the establishment OF
Papacy upon the country.
There was much tumult and confusion at this
point Of the proceedings. rr
The resolutions were finally adopted and the meet
ing adjourned. ..c.e,ra
North American Cession TO the Crown.
,,,.v LONDON, May Q, 1865.
The entire domain belonging to the Hudson Bay
Company IS to be ceded to the Crown.
Reward to Fenian Informers.
LONDON May 8, 1858.
aOle p10seQof has been entered by the Attorney
General in the case Of Mullany who became Queens
evidence against Burke and the other Clerkenwell
explosion Fenian conspirators.
The Spring Races-Chestcr Meeting.
LONDON, May 6. 1868.
The spring races on the Chester course commenced
to-day. The sport was well attended.
The Tradesmen's plate Of 200 sovereigns, added to
handicap sweepstakes of 25 sovereigns, was won
to-day by Mr.. Hodgman's year old colt Paul
Jones' carrying IS pounds; Mr.. G. McCleary's4 year
old colt Goodwood, carrying 116 pounds, being
second There were 139 subscribers, So declaring
forfeit The distance was about two miles and a
quarter The betting was to against Mr.. Ben
netts Daily, 100 to against Bracken. 20 to against
Caithness, IS to against Paul Jones and 1000 to 20
against GoOdwoOd.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
The Methodist Conference at Chicago.

CHICAGO May Q, 1885,
The Conference opened with the usual devotional
exercises by Rev. d. Brooks The regular order OF
business was taken up, which consisted OF the pre-
sentation OF resolutions, &c great number were
offered a variety OF subjects, embracing one 10
amend the discipline so IS TO allow laymen TO be
elected assistant book agents at New York and
Cincinnati. The question of the admission OF Souqi-
cru delegates was taken up and discussed unt'' ad-
iOurnment.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
ILLINOIS.


PEORIA May 9, 1865.
to-day and was fully attended. The following
ticket was nominated:-General j. M. Palmer
tor Governor; Colonel John D0ugherty for Lieu
tenant Governor; John A. Logan for Congressman
at large; Il. Rummell Of Peoria, for Secretary OF
State j. L. Lppncott OF Cass, for Auditor M. Bates,
OF Marion for State Treasurer and Washington Bush
nell OF La Salle for Attorney General
The delegates to the National Convention were In
structed to vote for General U. s. Grant.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
TEXAS.

The Constitutional Convention Ordered to
81. sla Convene ON the LIST Of June.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9, 1865.
General Buchanan has ordered the assembling Of
the Texas Constitutional Convention June 1,
instead OF the 18th, as previously ordered.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

The attendance at the school has averaged daily
413, pupils having been very remarkable for pune
tuality. The whole number Of pupils who have
been registered during the year has been 1,0S9, su
cient to give employment to nine instructors. The
Sunday school has had an average attendance OF
$50. The whole number of meals provided during
the year-for the institution feeds many who are not
inmates of -has been as follows for the different
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Delegates tn the Chicago Convention.
LEWISTON, May 9, 1865.
General George +. Beale, OF Norway and Mr..
Luther Curtis OF New Sharon were chosen delegates
to the National Republican Convention from Maine
Second district to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
Ask for q Waltham Watch.
IT Is THE Best IT Is THE CHEAPEST
T. y. BYNhER& CO, 1ss Broadway. N. =.

Faces Truus6gurcd.-A SOiled Portrait In
the hands Of expert picture cleaner soon becomes fresh
and brilliant rapidly than blcmished com
pler!on effects Of that heahful beauther PhA'
LON'S PAPHIAN LOTION.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
MARYLAND.
Radical Convention in Baltim0re-A Seceding
Wing in the Republican Party.

Wing in the Republican Party.
BALTIMORE, May @, 1868.
The Convention of those favoring impartial man.
hood suage and opposed to the action OF the Repub
lcan State Convention Of the 9th Of March, met at the
new Assembly Rooms at noon to-day. Seventeen
counties were represented, some however, having
gates are cOlOred.
Judge Bond was chosen President, with four Vice
Presidents, one OF whom was cOOred. A full dele
CATION to the Chicago Convention was appointed
and an electoral ticket for the State chosen. An
address was adopted defending the action OF the
Convention, and attacking the Front street Theatre
Con, entiOn and the Republican State Central CON-
mttee.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, May 6.---rbe steamship City OF Lon.
don CAPTAIN Brooks, OF the Inman line, which left
New York April 2b. arrived at this port late last
evening and proceeded on her way to liverpool
after.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
Anniversary Exerciscs Yesterdn

t Anniversary Exercises Yesterday.
The anniversary exercises at the Five Points House
Of Industry took place yesterday afternoon in the
large hall of the institution in Worth street. The
statistics Of the institution appear In the supern
tendent's report and are as follows:
Inmates at the opening of the year. ........... 214
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
g y -
rs STIMULATION NECESSARILY

This question s practically In the Affirmative BY
thousands OF physicians every day. Sometimes they pre-
scribe the ordinary alcohol sometimes tincures
which are smpy inferior alcohol less medicated
but no small proportion Of the faculty give the preferences 70
HOsTETTEAs STOMACH BITTEkS as the most reiniy
nrensred medicinal stimu.ant present known. In I'm
ossbe for itself TO be blind to the marked success
viii, which this extraordinary tonic and Alternative
has been administered in cases oil Dyspepsin our
ing the last twenty years. IL we're Possne "
casvass the whole country for cases In which ~ had
eected cure obstinate and sgonzng disease they
vouls number millions wonder then, that II has become
standard medicine every State, city, town and village n
the United States that the most distinguished in
Art and vouchers It's rernarkn
bic properties The manufactory At tsburg with
~ orehouse the largest establishment OF tho
Kind IN this country probably IN the world The amount
oi manual labor employed In the preparation OF the Btsrs
.av nothing machinery hsfa
that other proprietary medicine establishment on this
continent and by the pleasing Of Providence the benenc
with it's continually increasing saes. New York odce IS De
set.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Printing of Every Description Executed with
and despatch lower than elsewhere a.
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsyABLisHhtSi'
"a Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

w,s., Teupee@ ana Ornamental Ilair.-Beys
oualNv Hair Dye snd usr OVENS W coofs' Nv DhiNurs
IOR's, i6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Ladies', Ask Ysur Merchant for the Nsa-
conduc,ng Shield Iron Holder novelty for tbe ns ron.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Hawai- Havana Lottery. --Srizcs Paid IN Gead>
Information furnished The hghe rates paid Tor Doouoious
snd al amos ityIoR Co, Bankers rs Wall street, NY.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

The expenses for provisions to provide this enor-
nous number OF meals has amounted to only
s1424O 90 the entire expenses OF the year having
been equal to $32 ia o. The statistics of the medi
cal or hospital department stand as subloined:-
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
CUBA

Tho Outrage on Consul La Reinirie-Extraor.
dinary Measures Adopted by the American
Government - Two American steamer
Fined-Action Of the Owners-Movements Of
I.epuuudj.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Lively Tine. In Men's FURNISHING NJ vait'.-
i1 FuOn Importing house retailing stock, Goods billed az
lowest prices anywhere Oneiouith deduc'ed- New York
Mills shire Stl.