The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-12
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te2HGn. Edgar Cowsn.. Of Pennsylyania, has
taken The stump for Seymour and Blair.
in Warsaw, tine, former capital OF Poland,
people are arseated by the Russians for speak
ing. their native Polish tongue. a..75,i a..!.s
"A German phaologist, ats Jena, predicts
that in five centuries English will be the uni
.versa1 language. - -, ,.vg a..,l...
-t.surprise weddings" +" are the latest novelty
at Cleveland, Ohio. Theytake places picnics,
camp meetings, excursions, and the ike. . -.
An omnibus, drawn by steam power, and
containing 4thirty-fv .personss was recently
successfully tried in the. .neighborh0od OF Paris.
1t is estimated that one Of the Long
Branch hotels; took this season upwards Of q
quarter of million dollars. -
THE New York Sun gives circulation TO tne
.incfedibls fcnIor thatJthe World is about % D.,
,consobdated With the Democrat, oand: that
Brick Pomeroyisto to have control si;"" - @ /
Base ball clubs are 'rivalings each other m
inyenting quaint end Iudicrous, titles. Two CT
tbese organizations in Rochester are known
respectfully al the EaIy Birds and the Unfor-
in Arkansas, the, Assistant Commissioner
Of the Freedmen's Bureau has prohibited the
holding Of political Or religious meetings in
the schoolhouses erected by thetg goyernm ent
for the use of the freedmen.
The cattle plague has appeared in Kentuc-
sEy and Governor Stevenson, on the Cd instant,
s,sSuei proclamation forbidding the importa-
lfi15n Of cattle for the next SIXTY days from any
3Ststs or locality where the disease is P-eya-
lent. ,.o. Inv, -ro.c5
The Ohio State Journal, violent Radical
sheet frsnticaliy e1ciafns: For Heavens
sake, friends, Hork1 Work from this dy dsy un-
tI,elsci6n, or we are beaten in Ohio, in nj In
diana, in Pennsylvania, in New York, and In the
whole 'countryi" - % 1870
Prince Gortcnakof, it is stated, has
elaborated q plan for conyoking European
'CoHsresss. whose rniasion viii be to secure q
general Giss sflnamentaof the nations OF Europe.
Il is added, that the draft Of this scheme has
been communicated to the governments OF the
Great PoMers.all2 s2-is ::Sg
in Texas, Gen.. Reynolds has refused to
sanction 8 resolution passed BY the Constitu-
4tional Convention, sppropriisiins 900 to de-
nay it's e1psnses. The Convention has been
IN session about eighty-fve days, and, it is.
stated, has slsesdy expended an appropriation,
Of f$1Oe,0oo. G.,
-Roston thinks of sending female physic-
fsrssc 6htns. Funs and Teh both favor the.
project, as, according to Chinese custom, when,
An Eusrsss is Eiok the G2etop is not admitted
10 her pre- :'s, MT sits outside the door and
s e1arnines her r,ke.by hosa:rg string attach
ed tc her body. A Boston femAla it is supgos-.
ca, would be readily admitted 10 her bedside.
: -A California; oerresponcsnt OF the Utica
Obeeryer writes: presidential prospects are
exceIlent on tt's cosst. Scarcely reasonable
eI aabsa sssists saa Ito ANY OF the three Ssates
,;Nefes siscs / arrived IL Caliiornia have seen
Presidential nominations received with suoh
prompt and enthusiastic acceptance rs that OF
Seymour. Most certainly, sfter al, he was and
il tha man os msn for the jrncture. Chase
niasas--pSrhsas moud-hsys imperillea the
unity Of the party. 1t is f,tal error to de-
morafze your rank and flle."
There Is considerable Of current Of North
ern emisrtica as,Y Virginia snd other Southern
States. One Of The l21d agencies at Peters
burg. Va, ,reports sales, to Northern purchasers
,,afabaat seyenty-aye farnis in that vicinsy
~ sinoeassy lest; and the ssne house 'haa ON hle
about seYen hsstared letters from parties re-
siding in The Northern and Northwestern
Ssates usgsfnS inquiry about lands, and e1-
nyessing the desire to find suitable places.
Virginia has it in her p9YaIl52 - fifty thou
ps2Ato her population .Oo. 900 to her
ssespihsf sSaps.e q Eources.'. -
a-s4- IN Lcri-ffana, Gs1l = '1ss is
fsusasn order defining the official relations ex-
listing Between The military ans civil officers.
says Shc..4 Is authorized, in cases OF un-
= Aavuf IS sanoe rkia authority, to caRnpon
,the l,ilitary 70; assistance; buff the military
= cssnmandcri is not clearly satisfied that the
necessity for sachs service exists, ha.is to de-
.clins :sct until ne hiss received special in
oietrreeo2s from. headquarters. General Bu-
ctanan fur:i u says that in no case is it DEEM
ed pfcpsr to consider more -iotous demon
stration as csss calling for the interposition
Of the military forces, suoh force should not
be displayed until it shall be absolutely neces-
e.ry for theII to act. -
An advertising people ere always thrifty.
The enterprise and energy that prompt them
to pnsh forward in the race and keep them
selves and tier business besore the eyes Of
tho wcrld insure them against failure. 1t
would be difficult to;pcint to g single inctsrce
of great success in tIade ihEt has not been won
through the valuable medium Of the a6vertis-
Jog. columns of the daily ptess. Our most
famous houses in every braach Of basincs> arc
those which b.ve expended fortunes as ad' u
tisers, and persevered until they have forced
patronage irora the public. The American
people arc Beginning to understand these
truths, cad advertising is now as much ne
cessity OF buHiness life as are the railroads and
the telegraph.
Another flying machine has bean thrust
before the New York public. Il consists Of a
framework. supported By two cylinders placed
horizontally, to be flied with gas. Between
these is On upright cylinder in which aro
number OF fans which, revolving rapidly, are
to elevate the whole arFa-a:cs. Under then
ia CYLINDER placed horizont>..'y, in which q
number o. fans, revolving rapidly arc expected