The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-15

t6ssn seisedS Ssithsandtk ss6ssssk etsps salysis,
and lies ut Eastbulla aeri ionay ysne:
:rSble prelate, who is seventy eight yeGs; otage
jus ssaiios sidi; Bishop is hs House 81 Lefdfi J.
The New York Herald q Tuesday, thinks
) fhat Ssymonr uilt hes elected. But It Kinks
that the partsFess have slxs0E Shewrong men.
Grant ought to be- ID 5the hahds Of tksl Dsnhos
.1crsss and Seymour the nominee Of the Radi-
els iias aers i5 Il ti r.tze h.:si AiV
s5gsrSfa Sa reception given int tehicsgo on Sunday
lsstto. Bishop Duggans pf the Catholic Church,
Mhonor of HIS safe return ifortg Europe Was
N immense affair The procession wa mora
than mile in length, and 1t is safe 70 Say that
fully diy Ihoussnd people we're in the. streets e
4o witness the demonstration: Tie procession
marched BY. the Bishops palace, and saluted
Rifn by raising The hat he sat on theye an
-dah IN his Bishops chair and returned the
naiute. -
zSfthe cotton crop Of Louisiana, it Us feared >
VII NOT turn outwelL The New Orleans, Pic :
sIyuns, nf August 9Th says they are has ing.too
ranch sr IN several Of the parishes and cptn-
plaints are beginning TO come in ofoi1tW
more OF less to the cotton crop. The DO ls ara
shedding fast, and fears are entertained that
sfhia Sarm, damp weather win fdsvelope the cot
:dSn worm: The young corn and otner OF ops
=Are doing well IN Nortn LouiAs9a' tue sea-
:eon continues very mgoraoie.
The NeElYork sun, speaking Oh sne sue
usssor Of miles OR silly, ssys:. SOY. !Fenton
hss determined to comply with the request OF
Hr. Greeley, supported as SIS was by the ca m
sscst recominendasao o. Gen. arans' aen. sne.-
a1zn. snd Gen. sheridan, .nst .ns 49,
sshouh Do conterfea Ior ins sen =, .I'
Present year upon solle l3. u y on'
Rnns who Will receage .ts lneofuefo1 stne4 ea-
nsive benefit 81 rs "a h3elane sla nsf pi.li' II
sdrau ct 9, riessssl;
70 the NeW ttieans rtoaya letss s lne' ~
.JaE sDsSis has gone 70 ENGLAND tos tne pui-
pose Of entering into 2 BUSINESS
{sifk a eminent commercial firm, and ne RAl
sooH rssurS 10 New Orleans as the representa-
.xiye 81 thae city Of the business interests OF The
ksuss. etOn which the New York aTimes re-
Sc is donbtless the cotton business IN
:Whiohhs intends to engage, and ve have mo
donbs that the firm OF Fraser, Dsyis, q. 90. will
lDevesy popular in the South, and will conn
;ansnd large enough business to fur lish the
sex-rebel chief . competence IN . short ame.
Davis has been IN ipecnniary straits since the
iaovnfalIu OF the Southern rebellion, though he
has received some help from his friends in the
Honth, and .also from his friends in the North.
Hs is sy years, Of age but may yet succeed
I'm bnsinass.s 10 sieasa
.-..ffbr5 for the cultivation OF cotton in yari- m
aus parts Of the world still continue The
Mest Indies. the Caps Of Good Hope, and sew
.aal Districts in India, are the scenes OF fEnglish
attempts, while the French are at workin Al
;3Seris and Egypt, and examinations Of soils and
climates areconHuuaIly reported from Sicily,
Aseeoe, Roumanis, and; many other points in
Europe. Meantime our own prospects for the
2zxunfng year seem 10 besa reduction Of acreage
aaanted, but a decided Improvement in cultiva-
6on, more extended use OF fertilizers, and bet
fsr care generally. Alabama hiss out about the
ssane quantity as last year, ana Texas about SS
Per cenb moreS putdn the other cotton States
che fslhn& OF ls nearly ten per cent. In area un
der cotton cultivation. Stlh the advancement m
culturegiyes reason 10 DeheYe tnat witn
good sessontor weather ana Ireed ON HON :. m :.
Aeot &c, the yisld VIII De Iuny equal % tna' ina
OF last year.-- -
q The letters nom Liverpool mennon olfn-
6uf6es mthe cotton trade, but although the
nsxsae Of the house has been stated, the fact
has not yet been officially conar med. The
Manchester Examiner, however, gives the fol-
l1xing on the subject aThe Liverpool cot
;-fonmarhet yesterday was almost ina state Of
panic. owing toa rumor, which afterwards