The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-09
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Gold at New York yesterday closed dull AZ
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The New York cotton market closed hrmer
and moro active. Sales 1900 bales at ~.
AT Liverpool cotton was easier. safes oooo
bales. Uplands 102a1O5d.
1t is reported that the Governor Oh fenn-
svlya mia has reprieved Hester Naugnan' COL
.denned for killing her child.
1t is proposed that Congress make an ap-
nropriation to purchase statue OF the ia'e
Tbaddeus Stevens for the capitol.
Mr.. Edmund Yates Will have IN Al-.ne-
Year-Round, mex. year, serial story entitieo
seWrecked in Port"
There is man in Troy who manufactures
artificial eggs, scid to be quite as good as the
oennine article, which he sells OF fifteen cents
the dozen.
Miss Fannie Price, daughter of General
Startling Price Of Missouri, an actress OF no
little celebrity, and the famous Belle Boyd' are
starring in Galveston.
There is at the present time question OF
changing the Spanish flag. Instead OF q stripe
of yellow between two Of red, there would be
one each of yellow, red and violet. Inese were
the former colors OF CASTLE.
-Whalen, the murderer OF Darcy MCGEE. at
Ottawa, Canada, is not to be hung on the tenth
of Jsnuary. as sentenced A writ Of error hav-
inc been obtained, acts as stay OF proceed
inee. and should new trial be refused ne Will
be re-sentenced.
The Independence Beige says that the
French Government has just mace present
to the Roman Government of 10000 muskets,
5000 of which are Chassepots-an act Of gene
.rosity which, the Belgian paper thinks, Will not
be over agreeable to Italy.
A son has been born to General Steinmetz,
the brayest Of the brave at the battle OF Sado-
wa. The father. who was born in l7s6, ID u
wears old, and the mother, nee Mile de Rre-
siek. one of the most beautiful young ladies IN
Prussia. just nineteen.
"A Washington telegram says: "a number
Of private letters to Hon. W. W. Boyce, for
merly member of Congress, report the peo-
ple of South Carolina as rapidly recovering
from the fearful effects Of secession, and that
within another year their industrial pursuits
will be again established on firm basis"
"A letter from Cuba says: Son the 4th of
Octobe or General Lersund received the follow
ing teleg ram, sent from Pau by the ex-Queen
Isabel II: I count on your tried valor and
loJalty to preserve the integrity Of those Antil-
leg, without any change in their political gov
<ernment. Within few days shall return TO
Madrid"
"A good example OF cotton planting has
been given BY Nr. David Dickson, Of Hancock
County, Georgia, who will make this ysar
eight hundred bales on eight hundred acres Of
land. The net results viii be about as follows:
Eight hundred bales of cotton sS0,0uO; less Ia
Dor $4,000; manures $4,000; contingents
$4,000; net receipts $4,000.
The New York Sun strongly distrusts the
Intentions Of the leading members of the new
French Atlantic cable company, most Of whom
were rebel sympathizers during the war, and
says that regarded from the point Of view Of
national feeling, and from that of commercial
interest, we do not hesitate to say that the
shares of this rebel French transatlantic cable
company are an excellent investment for pru-
dent and patriotic American citizens to let
alone.'
Tho leading Jewish ministers OF Philadel-
phia have united in publishing protest against
Governor GeaIy's Thanksgiving proclamation
as an 'offence against liberty Of con science un-
becoming public functionary, and disgusting
to the honor of the noble State he represents" !"
They are offended at tho Governors recon-
menaation to the people ''to pray that their
paths through life may be directed by the ez-
ample and instructions Of the Redeemer, who
died that they might enjoy all the bless
ings," sc.
"A late English commercial circular says !:
Business has been almost entirely suspended
this week owing to tho elections throughout
the country for the Imperial Parliament. It
will be interesting to the merchants Of Ameri-
ca to learn, that three Liverpool merchants
solely engaged in the trade with the United
States "a Rathbone, Nelly and Brown) have
been returned as members Of the British Par
iament-men bound by principle and profit to
endorse those noble sentiments everywhere
uttered by Ar. Reverdy johnson, the Ameri-
. can Ambassador sentiments that have done
more for the perfect unity Of the New and Old
World than all the rod tape efforts Of all tho
previous ambassadors put together.
La Vie Parisienne says: ''Certain malicious
persons have spread the rumor that there is a
GOODNESS prevailing between the Marquis de
Caux and his distinguished consort, and some
have even limited that the couple contemplate
ed separation. We are authorized to say
that these rumors are utterly false; they arc
the idle inventions Of persons who have In
suited Mile Patti for many years past when
ever she achieved great triumph on the
stage. Above all things, it is untrue that
there has been any separation in fact between
the Marquis and Marquise since their wedding
day; they have, on the contrary, spent every
day since that happy event in each others
company"
in Gotha it is said that Queen Victoria is
byno means averee to q marriage with Duke
Ernest, Prince Abert's elder brother, a most
accomplished and still very fine looking gen
tleman; but, among the numerous obstacles to
their union, the most weighty is said to be the
august gentleman's objection to it. The gos-
sips of dotha say that the Duke generally
leaves Reinhartsbrunn when Queen Victoria
signifies her intention TO visit it, and that, On
the whole, he is by no means pleased with his
relationship to the Royal House Of England,