The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-17
Ths Business and Publication Of
.aoc oe TIE DAILY NEWS has been
removed 10 tho large and comnotiioas
puudtnr so. 1ss EAST BAY.
.MH.ws go NJ NJ a Rx

--Cut0n was quOb6u uoaSy' 6uu eSSs'AAc
xish sales OF 1400 bales, at s1saS2c.
jim Liverpool cotton was heavy but un'
changed. Sales 5000 bales.
-Tfse Latest adYices from China state that
the re- bels have retired from Tien Tsin.
In Is reported that Sir Francis Hincks viii
succeed Lord Manck as Governor of Canada.
vSl-Graut ia going West. Prentice says he
wR 20 farther and fare Worse in November.
On Saturday Seymour and Blair Club was
formed at York, Pennsylvania.
Forty. .barkeepers run the bar at Congress
Hall, Saratoga.
There is less sickness in Arkansas this
season than has been known for several years.
The City of London paid s, ,0oO, 900 to make
-he Southwark bridge toll free.
-Thrty-6 five marriageabie daughters -os
Brigham Young attend the Salt Lake theatre
I'm row.
-A NeH, Yorker is putting two thousand
1cIes of Minnesota prairie land under the
plough 3:
OWNS TO the abundant crop the country
VIII yield this season, the merchants ,are e1-
pecting heavy trade this tai.
-Mr. Greeley declares that 'the Tribune
hx, no eGsaI tas political journal" 4 fact
{ honorsbie TO the press Of the country.
A Ehe new-tashioned aJardiniere" hat is
made of fancy straw, and with q dropping brim
bent on four sides. =
Anna Dickinson has lecture on "Chldren
and Marriage.n She likes to give good advice
on subiecta CT which abe knows nothing.
S-Taxation without representation used to
be Thought bad enough, but in the Southern
Legislatures ne now have representation with
out tax4tion.
rlninsham, England, employs three hum
dred and eighty men and two thousand women
and girss IN The manufacture OF steel pens.
The weakly prodnet is ninety y-eight thousand
groea. 5s..
The Investigation into the assassination OF
Prince Michsel os servia, still continues.
Prince Ksro yeorgwich has been cited to appear
before the authorities TO answer the charge OF
ccmplrfty IN the murder. - -.
&c the kcrthcsmmg Ecumenical Council to
be canyened by Pope Pils TX. America will
sbe, tor tho FIRST time, represented by her bish.
0ps IN q ganeral authoritative assembly Of the
prslstes or the Roman Catholic Church
throughout the world.
AneH treaty between China and the Unit
sdBsstes. framed by the Embassy now in our
ccrntry and Secretary Seward, has been COM
uIsted xnd submitted TO the Senate for ratii-
cation It is very Eberd IN its provisions,
opening all fheports Of China to our commerce.
( Ia prompt ratification is expected by the En-
taasy. sa 49,, s.
Afa Iate convention at Burkeyine, Va, OF
the Ermers, representing twelve Virginia and
sseyerzl North Carolina counties, q resolution
uas adopted expressing q willingness to sell
fznds 30 purchasers from any section OF the
Usitsk kEtA1ea, and also recommending the for
nation uS companies in each county to sell
lands 10 toresgners.
Tho free OF the Freedmen's Bureau in
al OF the States where it is in operation will
shortly be greatly reduced, and the experses
OF the burea4 materially lessencd. Orders
have already been issued to reduce the e1-
penscs in Kentucky and dismiss a portion OF
the force on the 18th instant, so that the br-
neau can be Ns1 ked with about .one-half OF the
expensA of last year. y is intended to place
the otlser States on the same footing in the
cuurss II . fsW weeks.
Thendcre,s son, who is beginning to earn
essinm to Ills name of Allumsyu II have seen
the TurId}, accompanied Sir Robert Napier in
tha steana-yaeht Ferooz, as far Us Suez. He
has taken very kindly to English customs,
wearing & sailors drees, Of which he is evil
dant,y very p poud, and handling knife and
fink at the dinner table with as much gravity
and deearam as If he had been to the manor
born, although Abyssinia goes upon the prin-
cipIe that fingers were made before forks. BE
seen1s very intelligent, nice little fellow, and
WAS greet fayorite on board.
Court, on the Thames, fifteen
u,iles sou invest from London, is a refuge for
reifuced nsembersos the English gentr who
are assigned apartments there through the
charity al the Queen. The inmates are very
poor xndsxy proud, and heretofore have ia.
hem a..yantase OF the privilege of living in a
quasi ruyI palace not to pay their debts un-
less It s1ifs fheir convenience. But these e1-
emptions ere now abolished, Or the English
Court OF EMhequer has decided recently that
Hampton Court is not now royal residence,
and that & sheriff has right to execute writ
Sbaein.
-Acc,rdny TO the Independence Beige, the
embea OF the Cretan insurrection are still very
fsr from hsipg stamped out. Indeed. the
Athens correspondent Of that journal states
xhss the Ensurgents are obtaining "brilliant
uctoriess ia rapid succession. The American
: tmpednes NOW play an important part in their
.csuse. be says, and the Turks are not only dis
contented, sat discouraged and demoralized.
nns OF their divisions in the Sphakia District
reeentiy rnutinied, and the Military Governor
had 10 90 h che spot with strong force. can
tbe refusees able to fight" adds this cores
p,cnudeut. care eagerly joining their fellow
conutrym,r, who are struggling with 80 much
perseEaynnee:7'
-Grsaf excitement has been produced at
Marseinee by threatening letters sent to some
-ofthe principal inhabitants demanding sums
Of ,0OoE hpm each. One of the persons hav-
ing paid no attention to the missive, received a
.tsw days hfer parcel which had been LETT at
hia honae Sy a stranger. This. packet proved
10 Be q yaMme entitled La Vie de Gersan, and
tha merchant, who had some suspicious. hay
;,so cxreSt,Tlv raised the corners Of some Of the