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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
and w Ssw o ans ssP II
Stevens Was detained outside the bar eight hours on ac
Steamship Hermann Livingston, Eaton, savannah Sep, a.
miles sw Of Frying Pam shoals passed steamship Charles
ton hence for Charsston 2sth 20 AM miles so g, Cane
ssnes for sayannsh day 80 PM lat TO- lon ~
Steamship Monterey Ryder Charleston with mdse and
Steamship Roa,hne,, Kelly New Bedford with mdse and
Oassengers. to Ferguson wood -
Brig Mary Curly r, Davis, Gace Bay, 10 days, with con
Brig Essex, slipper, Boston Philadelphia anchored
Brig Brchnrd Torrey, Fsbee Providence for Philadel.
Edith, Wheeler, Havre IS DAYS. with mdse, Boyd
Hincken Had light westerly winds to the Banks; since
schr John, Fields, Wilmington. Nc dsys, with
sshr Florence Allen, Butler, wimins,on, C, 6 days.
sohr Conservative, Boyd, Wilmington g, % days with
.,s .Sr stores sse ho 20 SUnes Snn c1
rschr 7 Boyd, Robbins, Virginia.
schr d youghan, Parsons virginia.
Schr j G. Crate, Endicott
schr G c Bearse, Hudson, Alexandria for Boston,
schs Charley woolsey, Parker, Philadelphia for Newport,
ser Mary Weaver Weaver Philadelphia for Salem, Mass.
Sch MeColey, Hubbard Philadelphia for Ly nn Mass
ss Sds soard I'M 4 Co c... i. v.o.,a.
sssI keysG Parker Bangor ,s New Haven
sehr sarah Julia, Morey Rockaud, days. with lime to
sehr Amanda Powers Robinson. Roekland 4dsys, with
schr Adelia Cole, Hamilton Portland, Nc, days. with
schr While Martin, Noyes, Portland, Me- days, with Ium.
seSr D knishi, Wells, Boston for Rondou,.
sr w GoG sx B9SG for
so l cc1s sD &aps New SG Bed S "'''''0
sehr John DiI, Doane Harwich.
s sehr Ida, Phillips lips. Taunton unit R,r
Schr Chance shot, Terry, Fail River Tor Elabe,hport
scbr Daniel Brown, Grinne, Fall River for Georgetown,
schr Nauseti, Davis Pawtucket
4chr Gen Warren, Benson, PawtuckoL
schr Kate Scranton. Palmer, Providence.
sehr Aida Eaton, Providence for Eliasbethport
schr Gen Scott. Messervy, Providence.
schr Cyprus Wilson, Providence.
Schr Fakir, Saunders, Providence.
schr Laeuns, johnson, Providence for Ehzabcthpor.
Schr Connecticut Stevens, proyiuencr
schr King, Bliyens,- Providence.
schr VIM McGee, Corson, Providence FOR Ezabethpor.
Scnr Iavnah Jane, Conklin Providence.
schr Chas Granier Harvey Providence for Elizabeth
schr Ira Bliss. Hudson Providence for Elizabehpor,
schr A all, Dibble, Providence for PORT Johnson
schr Copy, Mills, Providence.
Schr X II Baldwin, Baker, Wexford.
Cooper Bear.e Newport @fT FOR Ei,aO.bpor
schr Morning Light, Davis, New London.
Echr John Wright, Hail. Hartford for Philadelphia.
Schr J b Thompson, Davis, Norwich.
schr Abby Weld, Hutcbins, Norwich for Esabetlporl.
schr W Wright, Davis Norwich for Ei1abethport.
sehr Reading RR No a, fc,niiS, New Haven
schr Goodwin Curii', New Haven for Jizabethpori
sSsr %% s5asspor' for Philadelphia
eohr Trimmer, Hodgdon, Portland, ct.
schr WIN Gillum Lewis, Portland, Ct.
schr VIM Gray, Clark; Portland, CT.
Schr ID Brainard, Han, Portland Ct.
Wind at sunset NE. foggy,
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SHIPPING VIEW S.
Inanae Tor New Yotk-TLis Day.
roRT OF xEw YORK. SEPTEMBER ~, 1868.
Hernld Packages.

Captains and iursers of Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver packages intended for the HERALD
regularly au agents who attached Steam
Yacht fleet The New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend to the delivery of packages
will be- the following extract from the proceedings
Of the r. gular monthly meeting held March 5, 1885,
Resolved, That after Apr l. 1865 the Associated
rreD will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
hart OF of New York. Passed unanimously.
FS- The ohce OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
" ANNETTE at Whitehall slip. All communications
wners and consgnees 20 the masters inward
v sssels will be forwarded free of charge
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CHATTER ~.

THE Nor On THE HEATH
Far away from the LOFTY battlemented, ancestral
home Of sir Jasper Kipgsland, miles away, where
the ccaseess sea spanked the long day through as
II sown with stars-where the foamy swells rolled in
dun thunder up the white sands-stra'ghl to the sea.
bleak marsh land, spreading down the hillside and
sloping 10 the sea- arid and dry, t tue burning
mer time, sloppy and sodden now-that was his des-
tInation II was called Bunsden's Heath--a forlorn
and desolate spot, dotted over with cottages OF the
most wretcned kind, inhabited by the most mise
rable Of the miserable poor To OF these wretche
novels standing nearest the sea and far removed
from the rest Achmet swiftly made his way.
The sun was high IN the heavens, the sca lay all
glitter beneath It, The astrolOger had got over the
ground at "a swift, swinging stride, and he had
walked FIVE miles ~ least; out nc paused now, with
ing his over his breast he surveyed the shining
sky, the gathering sea, with slow, dreamy smile.
..The sun shines and the sea sparkes on the natal
day of the heir Of Kingslandr he said TO himself;
'but for all that ~ j. fatal day 10 him. The sins Of
the father shall be visited on the children, eWn TO
the third and fourth generation. saith the book
Christians believe In. Christians ~ he laughed q
harsh, strideni la,iah. ''sr Jasper Kmgsland is a
must he glorious one lie was u Christian when
he perjured himself and broke her heart. It's well.
As Christian he cannot object Ia the vengeance
lie turned away. approached the lonely hut and
tapped thrice sharp, slaccato knocks ~ me door.
The third one wac answered. the door swung back
and dark danisol looked ON.
els IL thee PciroY''
''It IL !, cara"
her face between his hands aud Kissed both brown
cheeks The girls dark face-a handsome face, with
sombrc shining eyes anu dark tresses-it up into
the spendor Of absolute beauty ~ abe returned his
caress.
"And how is 1t with thee, m, zara.'' the astrolo-
ger said. "and thy little oncf''
ut Is well. And myself PictroY"
Every well And the motberr
"Ah, the mother Poor mother she lics ~ YOU
saw ner lastas you will see her always this lower
world--dead IN life Aud he"-the g,f Hara's eyes
lit fercely up--"didst see him, PietroSr
81 have seen him, spoken To HIM. told him the past
and terrified him for the future. There y son,
Zara-a newton SON.
"Dog and son of dog cara cried, furlously.
'May curses light upon him in the hour OF his BIRTH
and upon oil who bear his hated name say Pietro,
mia, why didst thou not strange the little viper
as you would any other poisonous reptiler
The man laughed softly.
my Tara, did not even see him. Tie lies Graded
In rose leaves no doubt, and the singing Of the west
wind Ia not sweet enough for his lullaby. No pro
fame eve must rest this sacred treasure, fresh
IRON the hands Of the gods IL he not the heir OF
KingslandS But sweet, ! have read the stars Tor
them. Achmet, the Astr0lOger, has cast his horo
scope and Achmetjand Zara, his wife will see that
the starry destiny IA fulfilled. shall we notY'
III only had him here" Tara cried, cIawing the
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THE BARONEr,s BRIDE.

.Look, papal looki the loveest little thing, and
the 1e up
til tonight the baronet's only child pulled away
profusion of nannel and displayed triumphantiy Q
little red wrinked face. Not very lovely, certainly;
but Sir Jasper Kinglands eyes lit with pride and JOY
as ne looked For was 1t not boyf-had ne not at
after weary b and se ~ the
ancient manner
ut is SO sweet. papa p Miss Mildred whispered,
eyes are the Image Of yours He's asleep low, you
know and you can't see them. Ane look at the
dear, darling little hands and fingers and feet and
the speck of nose, and the dot OF q mouth ! Oh,
papa isn't ssplendid to have baby in the house %
Every splendid" said papa. relaxing into smile;
again and let him sleep. We must take extra care
OF the heir OF Kingsand Court And Mildred,
child, you should be IN bed-one O'Clock Is no hour
for little girls to be out OF their nests"
'Oh, Ipapa !" reproachfully, las II could sleep
and not see the baby !"
.'Well; you have seen it, and now run away to your
room. Mamma and baby both want to sleep and
nurse doesn't need you am sure
'That don't" said nurse nor the doctor either.
So run away, Miss Milly, and go TO sleep yourself.
The baby will be here all safe for you in the morn
ing"
child kissed the baby, kissed papa and duhfuy de-
parted. Sir Jasper followed her out Of the room,
down stairs, and back into the library with the race
OF a man who has Just been Ieprieved from sudden
death. AS he re-entered the library he paused and
started step back gazing fixedy at one of the win
dows. The heavy curtain had been partially drawn
back, and white spectral face was glued to the
glass. glazing In.
1Who have we here 9n said the baronet to him.
sell that face can belong to no one In the house."
He walked straight to the window-the face never
moved. He could see the snow falling noiselessly,
rapidly the ground covered the spectral face set In
winter frame OF white flakes. a hand was raised
and tapped on the glass, a voice outside spOke:-
perish in this bitter stOrm.n
Sir Jasper Kingsland opened the window and flung
it wide: rush OF bitter wind, shower of snow
whirled in his face.
"Enter whoever you are" he said: "no one shall
ask in vain at kingsand this happy night"
He stepped back and all covered with snow the
midnight intruder entered and stood before him.
And Sir Jasper Kingsland saw the strangest looking
creature he had ever beheld in the whole course Of
his life.
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that blazed, brilliant and black, were the eyes Of
lara, the eyes OF the baby sunbeam below-and this
woman was the mother OF one, the grandmother of
Pietro knelt by the pallet and tenderly kissed one
transparent hand. The great black eyes turned
him wild and wide.
''Thou hast seen him, Petros" in GREATNESS sort
81 have seen him, my mother. have spoken tn
him. | spent hours with Sir Jasper Ripgsland last
Thou didst ~ her words came pantingiy, while
passion throbbed IN every lins u her isce; land
there Ia Q son-an heir ?"
She snatched her hand away and threw up her
withercd arms with vindctive Shrek
"And lie here "a helpless log, and he triumphsY
I, Zenith the Queen OF the Tribe-I once beautiful
and powerful, happy and free lie here withered
hulk what he has made meS And a son and ber Is
born 10 himS"
As Il the thought goaded her to frenzy OF mad
ness, she leaped up IN bed tossing her gauDt arms
Take me to him take me to him Earn Petrol
TAKE me to him, II We are children Of mine, that
"q de Tae o upSn n% sa
yer
She fell back with an impotent scream and the
man Pietro caught her In his arms. Quivering ana
oonvused. foamlng at the mouth and black IN the
face she writhed In an epieptic it,
she Will XIII herself yet," Pctro said. "liand me
Tara poured something out OF a bottle into emp
and Pietro held 1t TO the sick woman's bv'a lips.
s Ss ad Vsr1 and as en o
the bed. :.
sne win sleep now zara he said .e, ,n Us nan
laid his hands on hts wife's shoulders ana 'ooke"
soemn'y Into her face. -. 800,
the very first opportunity she will make ner escags
and seek out SIR Jasper kingsland; and that " ~,
very last thing want SO watch your mos"e eound in
news dealers. SATURDAY. NIGHT" VIII be n sent
70 any aeare's puS Sns n 70 sATuRb SaH
box =, $50 Philadelphia, Pa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-07
Our Washington Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The Secretary
of War, perple1ed by conflicting legislation,
has asked the Attorney-Generaps advice as to
paying Southern claims, on file in the War Of
fee, growing out of the war. They aggregate
twenty to thirty millions.
The debt statement will show over $40, ,0Oo, 600
increase.
Rollins and McCulloch had another interview
this morning, in which it is stated they agreed
to disagree, declaring that none OF the super
yisors will be commissioned shortly
Grants brother-in-law, Dent, arrived this
morning ana visited the War Office. He states
that Grant will remain West until the last OF
October.
Rollins mas nominated five more supervisors,
making twenty in aI. McCulloch shows no
dispos .tion to confirm any OF them. Among
Rollirs nominees for supervisors are James r.
Wes for Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas;
r. +. Patterson for Tennessee; John Cramer
for North and South Carolina; ". J. Safold for
Alabama, Georgia and Florida; Thomas r.
Lacid for Virginia and West Virginia.
The State Department has issued an official
notice that travellers will not be allowed to
land in Cuba without authentic official pass
ports from the Department Of State, vlsed by
the Spanish Consul at the port of departure.
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The Louisiana Legislnture-A Model In
cendiary.

I NEW ORLEANS, September 5.-Pinchback, the
ipulatto, recently installed in JEWELS place as
senator from the Second District, Orleans Par
ish, rising to question of privilege, and reply
ing to newspaper paragraphs concerning him,
aft,r charging the people of this city with
numbering, and manifesting growing dispo-
sition to murder men for political opinion and
the color Of their skin, uttered the following
"I want to tell them to beware. I want to tell
them they have nearly reached the end OF their
string. The next outrage Of the kind which
they commit will be the signal for the dawn OF
retribution-a retribution Of which they have
not dreamed; q signal that will cause ten thou
sand torches to be applied to this city. For
patience will then have ceased to be virtue; and
this city will be reduced to ashes." He was
here called to order, but proceeded with hie
speech, .reiteratiug his threat, adding notif-
cation to the Democratic party that they {the
negroes) propose to take the matter in their
own hands in future, and propose to have e
peace if they have ta. conquer peace.
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Sptfial aotiffs.

ag NOMINA TING CONVENTION F o R
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-At a
meeting Of the State Central Democratic Club, held
at Columbia on the 1st inst, 1t was
RESOLVED, That we recommend that Conventions
be held by each Congress nal Dst,ict, for the pur-
pose o: nominating candidates for Congress; that
the Convention for the first Congressional District
be held at Florence on the 18th of September; for
the second Congressional District at Charleston, on
the 18Th of september; for the Third and Fourth
Congressional Districts. at Columbia, on the 10Th OF
September: that delegates be appointed from each
Election Di trct equal in number to its representa-
lion In the House OF Representatives in 1865.
In pursuance of the above resolution Of the State
Central Club the Central Democratic Club Of the
City of Charleston adopt tue following resolutions:
Resolved, That the several Ward clubs of the CITY
are requested to meet on Wednesday ncxt the 9th
instant and select each FIVE delegates to attend said
Convention.
r solred. That the corresponding Secretary OF this
Club notify the Democratic Clubs of the Districts of
Barnwel Beaufort and Colle.on anil Of the Parishf
composing the Districts OF Chireton and Berkiey OF
the action OF this Club an request them to appoint
delegates to attend said Convention, In conformity
to the resolution of the state Central Club.
JAMES CONNER, President.
T. P. RYAN, Secretary.
September 5 smw3
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endesvors to serve the State in the proposed

endesyors to serve the State in the proposed
capacity.
MIR. Turner, one OF the Democrats, inquired
if he, Boseman, thought the persons named as
codifers would give satisfaction to the people
who paid tho taxes, or represented the talent
of the State?
Boseman replied: sWe want no more such.
If South Carolina bad seen less of these talent
el men it would have been better for the
State. We want no more Of them. We pro-
pose to make our laws in such way as will
give justice to eve tybody, and that is the rea-
son why we have selected the gentlemen
named"
Elliott followed, polishing off DeLare Deauti-
fully, called him "a pigmy who was trying to
play the part of giant;" said he was base,
mean, ignobIe, contemplate, and several
other disreputable things; charged him with
playing into the hands of the Democrats;
insinuated that DeLarge had sold out, and was
talking for the benefit of the Charleston news
papers, and elocutionized himselfin pers-
piration that stood out upon his dusky skin
like warts.
The speaker was obliged finally to call Elliott
to order on account of his violence, and the
latter in great passion closed BY calling for
the previous question, thus shutting off de-
bate. DeIarge said this was sample OF the
cowardly spirit of those who were trying to
manipulate money out Of the treasury, and
were afraid to meet discussion in any shape.
The 'sgag" game was all they understood.
When the vote was taken, to the as.onish-
ment of every one the reconsideration OF Sec
ton seven was ordered, and there is some
probability that decided change will be made
in it. Neagle, the economical" Comptroller
of the State, who introduced the substitute,
was not present, and thus saved himself the
modification of seeing how sensible negroes
rebuke his procliyites for running the State in
debt. Consideration OF the subject will doubt
less be resumed on Monday.
Between the House and Senate there can be
no union Of sentiment on the appointment o.
Whipper. If he was white as ghost some OF
his own colleagues assert that he has not brains
enough as lawyer to fill the bill, and would
be what DeLarge described in his remarks,
namely, about as ornamental on the commits
sion as The curl on pigs tail.
The matter Of the arrest of DeLarge is to be
brought up again on Monday. He told the
House to-day that If they didn t instruct the
committee to report at that time, his self-re-
spect would compel him to resign, and som
of the members might look out for the conse-
quences.
The Blue Ridge Railroad lags, but the Gov
ernor has determined to press the matter him
self as measure of State policy. When the
Legislature find out that there is no money in
the Golfers, and that from fifty to five hundred
dollars will not be forthcoming for vote or o
speech-as in the case OF the Chatham Rail
road--the Blue Ridge line will go through. As
soon as the Legislature adjourns, Gov. Scott
will go to Cincinnati and other Western cities,
in person, to aid in raising the two or three
million required for the completion OF the
road.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispztehes.
= rpER ATLANTIC TEIEaRAPR.l


= [pER ATLANTIC TEIEesAPE.l
SPEECH OF MINISTER JOHNSON AT THE ANNUAL
.,.i. FEAST OF THE SHEFFIELD CUTTERS.
IoSpoN, September 4.EThe annual feast OF
oantlers at S6sfaeld occurrediy yesterday. Rever-
dy johnson, the American Minister, y no was
preasant aar as guest, made his frat address in
England, in response to toasteto the health
Of the American Minister. {, Mr. johnson, after
& expressing THAMES for the high honor conferred
upon him, said he came to this country as a.
messenger of peace. He was glad, he said, to
recognize every where IN England strong proofs
of friendship, and which he was certain
were reciprocated in his native country.
For no people under the sur had America
kinder feelings than for her Majesty's
subjects. They were really one people
had like laws and Like institutions, and in both
countries freedom was the base Q. those laws
and institutions, and in their joint hands iber-
.ty would live forever. MIR. johnson reviewed
briefly the course and triumphant termination
of the recent civil war in America, and con-
tinued: ''The war had its compensation-it
ended. slavery. None but freemen now trod
the soil Of America, and history could say that
all was aell spent in erasing the blot trans
mitted from common ancestry, furnishing
our fair name and belying the Declaration OF
Independence" He then alluded to the mar
shains of forces for the coming Presidential
election In n.America, saying that however the
present canvass ended he could personally
youch for the next President as warm friend
Of England. -
POTATO RIOT In ooRK-THE RIOTERS DISPERSED
BY TROOPS.
LONDON, September 4.-Dispatches have been
received announcing that very serious potato
riot occurred yesterday at Cork. The people
assembled in the streets in great numbers, and
for time were very boisterous. Troops were
called out to quell the disturbance. A charge
was made on body Of about three thousand
rioters, who were dispersed at the point OF the
bayonet.
ConK, September 4.-Eyening.-seyeral IN
cendiary fires occurred in this city to-day.
Damage to property quite heavy.
THE PEACE" CRIES.
VIENNA, September AT the farmers feast,
given in this city to-day, Beust made speech,
reassuring and plcl6c. He declared the de-
yelopment of liberal principles was the aim
Of the State, and that the prospects for the
future of Austria aud Europe were eminently
peaceful.
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@THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON Dr .TRICT.-N THE COMMON
pLEAs-ALBERT ELFE Us. GEORGE MANS
ACHMENT.-whereas, the plaintifdid,
on the third dav Of April file his declaration against
the defendant who as 1t is sad is absent from and
without the limits of this State aud has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same, upon whom
copy of the said declaration might be served: It is
therefore Ordered that the said defendant do appear
ana plead tho uaid doclaraiion. or before the
fourth day of april which will be in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eigh Hundred and si1ty-nine-
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
j. W. BROwNFTELD, G. C. P.
Clerks Office CHI rleston District, April g. 1868.
April6 1eSmo1yr*
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Tho Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, September 5.-A resolution was
offered, but not acted upon, declaring negroes
ineligible toany and all Offices Of the State. and
that oil offices of the State nov filed by ne
groes be declared vacant by reason OF inehgl-
bility, and the Governor be directed to haye
such Offices filled in compliance with the Code
OF Georgia. The Governor aud other commits
sioning authorities Of the State are instructed
to refuse commissions to all persons Of color
that have been or may be elected to any Office
IN this State until the Supreme Court of tie
State have decided the eligibility Of colored
persona.