The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-24
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Gold closed in New York yesterday at 4Sl
Cotton was quoted heavy md declining, with
sales Of 700 bales at Sic.
In Liverpool cotton was heavy and unaltered
al 10sd for uplands. Sales $4,000 bales.
The Princess Of Wales has another daught.
.er, making Victoria grandmother for the
thirteenth time.
"A tunic, representing eighty years Of labor,
was worn at the Turkish Ambassadors fete in
!. Paris. ~
TIE London jewellers find the advent ol
Schneider great source of profit. Rumor
has Mile engaged to an Englishman.
Jefferson Davis contemplates smaking a
"trip TO Europe as soon as he RECEIVERS suf6-
i GENTLY from the effects 9. his recent fall.
He who is monarch OF ali he surveys" on
Che Island Of Juan Fernandez has but eighteen
3 subj scts. -,
-stephens, the late Head Centre Of the Fe-
3 niaa Brotherhood in the United States, is
sstedching English in Paris.
stLc departments and workshops Of the govern
,ment. ~
Fond and foolish Greeley pretends to think
that New Jersey viii reverse its eighteen thou
sand Democratic majority and vote for Grant.
"A Chinese manager in San Francisco has
set at naught the traditions of his nation by
putting females on the stage Of his theatre,
lit is said that in Egypt su nsroke is reiey-
ed by pouring water in which salt is dissolved
into the ears OF the sufferer.
The Richmond Tobacco Exchange has
. passed resolution prohibiting persons who
Z. do not reside in Richmond from bidding at
s,their sales.
number Of Germans propose purchasing
I 5000 acres OF land in Roanoke and Wythe
Counties Va. Proposals have already been
made by their agent for q number OF farms.
The Government OF Eesse has signifed a.
sdesne to join the other German States in con-
ssctuding naturalization treaty with the United
States. ~. .5.,s:;sss. s; s.s.s.t :lss.,.
"A revolution has broken out in the north
5 s:ern portion Of San Domingo. headed by csbral
J. and Luperow. Arrests and banishments con-
z sSl0Q6 IN TIC Clty VI oSu 0OluISo'
"A member of the New jersey Legislature
: has compromised with his conscience by In
,Ssesting his pickings and stealings for one ses-
sion in Bibles and tracts.
Vernon County, Tennessee, has negro
: man within her borders who is one hundred
and twenty-five years OF age. Strange to say,
me was never body servant to General Wash
ington.
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Malta on
: his way home. At Syria the Cretans presented
.saim with Az address, in which they expressed
Z che hope that France would not abandon their
ecsuse. The rep,s Of the Prince was non-com-
initial.
men. Phil. Clifton, Chas. Roseberry
Ssand Val. Elliot, arrested for the attempted rob
berry Of the Adams Express Company, at
BroHnstown. Indiana, on the 10th inst, while
c.cn their way from Cincinnati to the Browns
:ssfown jail, under strong guard, were attacked
sby mob, which overpowered the guard and
: hung the prisoners.
The refusal OF the American Consul at
Pmt-su-Pr Prince to afford the protection Of the
sAmerican flag to Haytien refugees has caused
much indignation, and sixty persons have left
Che American Consulate and sought the pro-
lection Of the British. Appearances indicated
!. that the United States was protecting Sal
nave.
Lord Napier, on Tuesday, received the
freedom OF the city and q sword from the cor
;poration Of London. The ceremony took place
at Guildhan, and was witnessed by a large ar
.seublage. The Lord Mayor presided, and
made the presentation. Lord Napier was
loudly cheered by the audience, among whom
were many principal officers Of the British
saEmy. grand banquet was given at nightin
his honor at the Mansion House.
Via Havana We have late advices from yen-
.ezuela. The revolutionists carried Caracas
z by storm on the Esd ult., and on the 25th the
place was finally surrendered, when General
Monangas, at the head of the army, made
friumphal entry into the city. A new govern
7ment has been formed with General Monangas
at its head, and all the foreign ministers noti-
Z aed Of the fact. The new ministry is composed
sof the best men Of the party. Porto Cabello
still remains true to the government, and is
>ven fortified and governed and protected by
sshree war steamers.
The following extract, says the New York
] Express, from letter from one Of the most
,ominent lawyers Of our country, bearing date
July 6, 1858, to friend in Brooklyn, is worthy
OF being noted as showing which way the sub
!. stantial men of the Republican party proposes
: to vote: 81 cordially unite with you in the hope
that the nominations which have now been
made in New York city will meet the approval
Sof the whole country, and be elected by an
overwhelming majority, giving us govern
uent equally just to all sections. have been
-an old Wing Of the Clay and Webster school
!; I'll my life, and an earnest Union man, despis-
ing Democracy and its principles, but cannot
stand Radicalism, and will. support Democracy
or any other party that promises to relieve the
country Of the Infamous rule of the party in
power" -,
tract, the terms Of which are said to have been
1ssxactedn from the Marquis de Caux by Baron
Rothschild. her guardian. The Divas fortune
Of 100000 francs, together with one-third Of
her future earnings, is tobe set apart in trust
for the benefit Of herself and children. The
remaining two-thirds are 10 be appropriated as