The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02
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.ssGGold closed yesterday in New York. at Ss2
-.,Ths New York cotton market Was stesdy;;,
sales $50 bales Sic:
NO kilograms was received from Liverpool j
the day being Whit Monday, and business was
suspended.
1FheU Union Pacific Railroad has been COM
pleted and opened for business six hundred
miles ;vest. from Omaha. Sixty miles have
been Sniltthis spring. The company have Q,
larger force of laborers at work than ever be-
frfessa 60 , >yA.t eat >@gs II
The Hebrews o! St. Louis are making ar
rangements for q grand mass meeting, to take
place some evening this week. i4fof the purpose!
,oftaking united aeEion against the nomination.
ofGenaraI G9antt There are about Two thous'
two a: E:auaffed Jewish yoters in 81 Louis.
Z -. @Bsron atoscki, the Russian Minister, call
SSed OH fame ID New York on Friday, a!
.toconseyfhe hest Wishes Oh the; Russian Gov
arnment to TIE Chinese Embassy and to I'M u
form them that q magnificent reception await
sedthatn inst. Petersburg Mr., BTlingame,
expressed bis thanks, &c. .ys. r-..,, .iss..
"A small scandalsis going the rounds of the,
asmi-ossss ssacial world of Paris Lady belonging
soths .'budgst7 department. lately sppeazed I'M
dress which was absolutely decolletee jusqu'ai
tacsbaa,s ,Ths lady Of the house required Of
sfh;r mermaid that;sha should throw something
oSsr her shoIdas;; and the guest departed 4 III
Nratha Iaos4c & -qs. l7i-1e1 ii ti,11 - "a
: "A New York paper says the paper.bangarsE
and paper-niakers are much excited just nov
with the newso of the invention Of gutta 7perehal
paper. which, for durability and imperyious-|
ness, -surpesses alI pzeyious attempts at %faRri-
cation ofa damp.resistiny medium. 1t is TO be-
prepared Sor; ,paper-hanging,s and will very
shortiy be in the market.
-Th@sis quise disposition in Maryland
to put forward -Ex-President Frank Pierce for
tie Presidancy, ana MI. Pendleton for the
Fice-rfesidsncy, as; the first choice OF the
State, and Ne. Psnde eton for the Presidency
"a % the second choice. But for Mr. Reverdy
yohnson,s gots ION seconstruction, he would
undoubtedly put forward BY; the: Conserve
tyss Of Maryland ssttheir candidate forJ the /
PissidnnSsy: ,;,;is = oF FssAT.e. a.A- E 80 80
pmsensuho have insured their lives under
ro,iciss prohibiting residence IN the United
States south Of thirty eight degrees Of latitude
should bslesrefui MOTTO yioistethe condition.
The Supreme Courtof New York city has recent
3 II decided that such q condition. in apohcy is
valid, and supported the company in its refu-
sai TO psy the amount insured to the represen-
atsaiyes 81 an EngEah lady who came to this
/. country and went to reside in Portsmouth,
Virginia The persoln insured, in all probsbih-
IN, vent lGoutb thoughtlessly, and by this in |
.sdSsrtenoe the benefits OF the policy were loat.
9pF@ns5e suffrage zia. advocated by many
eminent pezsops IN England. A petition in its
favor, HieradbY esstYepty: Thousand per-
.sonsiass1aeentiyb been presented to the British !
Parliament. Among thszsigners are to be
aSiHdda aSiHHdda Mrs! sSmerville and Florence Nishtn-
xsis. 3. VIC head, ,t6s Lord and IAdy Amber
IN pFufsssor Bain,,r Sir b. AnsIuther, Bart,
ii. III Hr John rBoxrins. 6fote the 1ti histo-
yiiisn. sndsKisi wife; William and Mary HoHitt,
Professor Huxley, the Roy, shsrlss Kfngsley,
Miss Msrtinesu, Professor Leslie, Professor
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