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The Pontifical Zouaves.
THEIR ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK AND DEPARTURE
FOB RoME-THER APPEARANCE AND BEARING
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.

The New York Times, in noticing The sailing
on Saturday of the Canadian Zouaves for Rome,
says:
The detachment Of Pontifcal Zouave recruits
from Canada, en- route to Rome, that arrived
here Thursday morning, numbers one hundred
and twenty-five men, all in good spirits and
full Of enthusiasm. They were under tho COM
mand of Captains Taillefer, Frechehe and De-
Cozes. The whole party are Of the French
Canadian stock, and are understood to be OF
good education and high social status.
They are splendi. body OF men, and were
dressed in neat and becoming uniform, con-
sisting OF gray trousers, gray wamus, tight
ened at the waist. white legglngs: regulation
collars of patent leather, and white felt for
aging or fatigue caps. The collar and cuffs OF
the blouse was trimmed with black.
Unlike other military bodies, these men were
chosen with view to their moral as well as
their physical condition, and no one, except he
could present credentials of unexceptions BILE
character could obtain admittance into their
ran "a. They represent the wealthy and lnhu-
ential French Canadian families and give their
services for two years to Pope Plus TX, paying
their own expenses and receiving no reward.
They appear to be, generally, about twenty
five years of age, and average about five feet
ten inches in height. Their standard bearer
is six feet two inches high, and OIL athletic
build. Fifty OF the standard followers are
cadets, and many of them have lett the learned
professions to embark IN their military career.
Waving over them as they marched to the St.
Laurent from the college was their standard OF Of
white silk, worked in gold, and appropriately
embellished on one side with the Papal arms,
and on the reverse with the Canadian crest.
with the motto "Aime Dleue ua Ton cteratn, )"
which, being interpreted, means "Loye God
and 60 thy way"
The corps now in this city, previous to leav-
ing Canada underwent medical examination
and were pr ,nounced fit ior service. Their
status in the Roman army is not yet fixed, as
when they arriv. in Rome they will present
themselves to the holy Father as ready for
service in any capacity he may please to en-
ploy them.
In the course Of the day many persons called
TO pay their respects to the Zouaves, and to bid
them "Godspeed" on their errand to Rome.
subsequently they lett the College and march.
ed IN body to the steamship st. Laurent, at
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
February rs.

1s4l bales Cotton 10 bales Yarn. 557 sacks Corn,
car Hides, cars Cattle, &c. To Railroad Agent J
N Robson, G Hopley & Co. II Baker CO, 6 W
williams & Co. J Camrsen Co; Goldsmith q Son,
Walter CO. Adams, Frost & Co. ] Pringle, W II
Chafee, Thurston Il Holmes " Newbert, Z Ave.
rim. Goodrich. Winemnn l. Co. a Enslow Co. W
C Courtney q Co, Johnston, Crews l. co, M Law,
tom W Dukes & Co. W w smith, Mowry Co. E
Brodie. Thompson & Co, o Recder, W Dow
ling & CO, J HanckeI, ONeil F Mey, Wardlaw
& Carew, L D DeSaussure Graeser, Lee, Smith
Co. r Harney.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
[FoR THE NEws.l
Codspeed!

Liver Of noble life
Grid 'hy loins unto the striio:
Onwal d! let thy heart be strong.
Soon shall swell the harvest song.
Look not here for love nor II hf'
She thou servest shall requite;
Follow Truth all else Is VAN.
Hers the glory-thine the pain
Dearest eyes shall turn away;
SWeete lips shall tell thee nay;
Men shall scof and women sneer-
Oni thy gucrdon is not here.
On, thou shalt not wear the palm;
Not for thee is boon noc balm;
When thy feet shall cease from earth
None behind shal! feel thy death.
Onward, then, and do not faint;
Turn not back Tor fend nor saint;
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Who endureth to the end.
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AN ORDINANCE
ro Drcrrr.ATr Tur r,rEDc1Sf, M, T

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DocHS
Whereas, The best interests OF the city. wei as
the convenience O; the shipping visiting the rt,
demand that the channel of Cooper River be pit
open with sufficient depth Of water ior AL III
mercicl purposes, and free from obstruction:
Be ii ordained, That III fu.uro I'll mud removed
rron any Of tho city docks b. drcdge machines. or
otherwise shall be removed one huudred and fifty
iathoms from the end of tic dock.
The Harbcr Master shall be furnished with copy
of this Ordinance which he required strictly to en
force; and to report prosecution all Violations ci
the same; which SHAH subject the party SO offend
ing to fine not exceeding one hundred doiiais for
each and every offence,
Ratified in City Council this eighth Gag cf October.
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siLty.seveu.
TL.S.l P. c. GAlLLaRD, Mayor.
October IS ". Il. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Mary Ogden Godfrey up................Ja Jan ~
Ship r II Tucker, Rundlet up. ..............Ja Jan u
British ship Charleston. Mosley cleared. -. Jan 22
The Arbitrator Irvine, sailed ed..............Ja Jan
The Hope, Hancoc;, sailed. Jan 2
British ship Sedbergh, Kneale. sailed. Jan ~
British Dark Hector, olson, sailed Jan "
Br bark The Queen Knight, sailed. Jan ~
LErrH.
Tho Sophie Muller sailed. led.........."......Dec Dec 2S
MATANZAs.
Br brig Altavela Thompson, cleared. Feb 10
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
British chip Kse Troop, Crocker. sailed.... Feb 12
Ship Daniel Draper Harding, cleared Feb 81
Brig Josie Devereaux, Clark. up. Feb %
NEW YORK.
Bark Sharpsburg, Randall cleared. ......"....Feb Il
Schr Clara Montgomery, Borden. cleared FEB -
Schr J Raymond, Ellsworth. up. Feb IA
PHILADELPHIA.
Sehr A Edwards Bartlett, cleared. .......... Jan
ychr Ma ylor, Eaylor, cleared ............J Jan
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, up............teb IL
Steamship Falcon, Reed, 10 leave FEB %
Steamship Prometheus, Harris, up...........Feb q
Schr Richard Vaux. Whitaker, up. FEB "a
Schr Serene Jones, cleared Feb 10
Schr Chas + Page, Doughty. cleared.. Feb 81
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, February 2t.-TuRPENTINE-Is
in fair request and the price has advanced 10c on
soft. Tho sales to-day loot up 2021 bbls at S3 85 for
soft, and SO so for hard 2 280 lbs.
SPIRITS URPEST1NE--The market las ruled finn
to-day, and has advanced 21sa5c. The siles are so
bbls at 67ac, and 10j do ut 70; q gallon. In our
report Of saturdays sales the compositor incorrectly
put the price at &c. when it should have been Csc
RosN-Sales of 529 bbis ut 80 so TOR common,
50 60 Tor strained, 81 rs .or No q and SO for low
mol.
TAa-Price unchanged Sales Of l72 bbs at 50 IS
p hb.
CorTos-sales of 81 bales at 2oa2Okc for Low Mid.
ding and 2lc 3, fb for Middlirs.
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Gommerrial.

Tne CnarIeston Cotton Marker.
OFFICE OF The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, Feb. 25, 'e9.
The staple continued weak. and prices fell off
generally about 1sc q ID; sales 115O bales, viz at
15H; 10 at IT; 81 at 17; 46 at 1s; IS at 1875 4S at
1sH 11e at 49, 80 at 1915 $50 at 2o 249 at 2Oh 46 at
2lH, and 1U2 on private terms. We quote;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .......7 @18
Low 51tddling... ......................l9 @ls5s
Mlddnng. ....zp S-
Strict Middling. g.....................201 .201s@2lA
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPI,
CHARLEsToN February 9TH, 1858.
NN AND AFTER lHE 7TH FEBRUARY The :
" Passenger Train on the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad will run ae follows:
Leave Charleston Mondays, Wednesddys and Fri
days. at 8. A. M.
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Saturdays, at GA. VI.
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NoRrHEAsTEuN RAILROAD.

NORTHEAsTEuN RAILROAD.
<axssMsssNNsa"
Aa|ea9 9zzI
GENERAL sUpFRINTENDENT,s OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January I, 1858.
rNBE PAsSENGER TRAINS ON THE NORTH
Il EASTERN RAILROAD will run daily es TO-
lows. VIZ: .,o,,
Leave Charleston. on................S0 a. d.
Arrive at Florence. ..............-'5. '5.oo r. ~
Leave Florence. ce..............'...'o.ao o.ao a. IL
Arrive at Charleston. .......... :Aoo +. M
These Trains connect with the Trains Of the WI,
mpston aud Mancbeste, Railroad going North ana
and Darlington Railroad. SIS: SOLoMoNs,
January1 Engineer and superintendent.
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OFFICE CHARLES! IN CITY RAlLWAY CO,
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SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KJNG-sTREET LINE.
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at TAO M. and at inter- at AM, and at lnter-
walls of ten 10) minutes vals OF ten lo) minutes e
during the day tin the during the day TILL r
last trip ct $50 PM. M. - oA
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utes till Three 49, O'Clock minutes IL evary
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is every ten hoy minutes ten ,1c| nina'T
till TOO P. NJ. r NJ; r+n e On p
AT III. 1ass Trim of each car 10 the old Postofice
RUTLEDGE.SrR LINE.
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at AM, and at inter- at 9'3' ALL, a go. TX,
walls of every fifteen u5 walls OF ever! n.ee ae M
lniuutcs till IL o'clock M minutes uu I..3: =, arary
t.;.,v Ianl minutes til thirty ,30) minutes I'LL
Gas PM. ~ ~ 81. p..M. ,,r.,ee7p.
NB-All the trips ere to Tie Battcry' unt'I o.o'
rrho iaet trp of each car 10 the i'd Pcstcttce.
W. 'No '''' 5. VI. RAMSAY,
January 90 secretary 1au = Iie"su-s-
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Memoranda.

The steamship Alliance, Kelly, hence for Phladel-
pbu. arrived at New Castle, Del, Feb 24-ice heavy.
The Baltimore Gazette, of Monday, Feb a. says
hut the steamship Sea Gull, having been thoroughly
repaired and fitted with new boilers will again take
her place in the line between Baltimore aud Charles
ton and will Immediately follow the steamship Fall
con.
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
First Quarter, Ist, hour, 8 minutes, evening
Full Moon, 9Th, hours, n minutes morning
Last Quarter, 18th, hours. minutes, porning.
Now Moon, 23d, hours, II minutes. morning
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ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER srH
" Passenger Trains Will run daily, Sunday, OK.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUpERrNTENDEhT's OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, s. c., October 8, 1871.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 6, 1867, THE PAS
" SENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Rail.
road will run as follows viz:
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GREENvILLE AsD COLUMBIA RAM
ROAD.
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AN ORDNANCE

". q. SMITH, Clerk OF Council.
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Tho Outrage Consummated.

The House of Representatives, under the
lead Of Schenck, on Monday last, rushed
through the bin to put the Radical Mayor and
Aldermen and Council into Office, in Washing
ton, without regard TO the regular returns.
Mr. Randall denounced the measure as one
to accomplish a political result unworthy of
any party. Its object is to put out Of the
councils three white conservatives elected, and
put in their places by force men who received
the votes Of negroes. Nothing could be done
to stop this legislation. He could only expose
its purpose to the country
Mr Boyer also exposed its enormity. The
men whose votes were thrown out were soldiers,
and &, could be proved they resided one year
at the place Of voting It may be here stated
that vagrant negroes were registered and al
lowed TO vote upon pretended re>jdenceof Is
days. The bill was passed by strict party
vote, "a to- u
lie; the soldiers throughout the country re-
member that the Soldiers are disfranchised,
whilst negroes are eufrancbisod, and this too
without regard to residence. Negroes from
Virginia and Maryland, by hundreds, were
made voters.