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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09


BY MAIL.
[FRoM OUR OWN REPORTER
N1cKERsoN's HOTEL, COLUMBIA, July g.
The work Of organization progresses slowly.
The Senate, owing doubtless to the greater fa-
miliarity of the grave and reverend seignors'
with legislative practice, has succeeded in get
ting fairly under weigh, but the 10 use still
hangs fire.
A committee on nominations, consisting Of
thirty, are in session to-day, and will not
report until tomorrow the appointments
upon which they have determined. All appli-
cants are being examined with reference 20
their mental qualifications, and those who
may run the gauntlet of acceptable reading,
writing and arithmetic, will be elected. No
distinction of race or color is made. The re-
sponsible Office Of clerk OF the House, End the
humble position Of doorkeeper are alike open
to the black man and the white, provided they
possess the essential qualifications Of good
Republican.
The event of the day, or rather Of the night,
is caucus OF the representatives from the
First Congressional District. Mr. B. +. Whit
temore presided, and the result seems 70 pro-
mise that Mr. F. A. Sawyer viii be the tavorite
of the majority Of both Houses. From my
window bear the stentorian voice of Elliott,
of BarnweIl, declaring that the welfare OF the
State and the safety of the party depends upon
the election of this gentleman, and that the
fact that he has the sympathy and support Of
the Conservatives Of South Carolina is IN
itself concession to the Republican party by
its opponents. The enthusiasm is consider
able, and I hear that out of the large delega-
ton but three members attempted to espouse
the cause of DR.. Mackey. He is nevertheless
confident OF success, and his supporters are
using every means to stifen the sinews of the
doubtful. The Sawyer party III both Houses
have the benefit Of the strongest, best and
most influential takers in the party. This
advantage will tell il the final struggle,
when the, two men engage in their
death hug. Parson French is in the field, and
they say has money enough to buy and sell the
Legislature. Where he got it nobody knows,
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nRUGs AND MEDICINES,
just REcErED BY
E. Il. KELLERS & co.
SUPPLIES oE

EosTETTER's, HooTLANDs AND co1IEToS
BITTERS.
Ayers, Jryres' wrighi's, Radway's. cepLa;:e.
Beckwith's Ho:loway's, Sarfo.d's and B-acc-=;L' ;
Pills.
Gray's, Eo,,oway's, Daney's, McANs:ers, .us-
sian. David's and Morehead's Ointment.
dereman'. Ferrated Bark ami Cod Live: Oil ard
BenzIne, RuYIe.:'s Cod Liver OIL, Ayers Sa-saI2-
rjlla Cnerry Pectcral und .9ua Care. &c. *.
Country orders selected, ane VII NEE; We
Il KILLERS & CO.,
renr;,ary II i:u &c. 13l .iee-re-s-Iee..
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FIRE AT Doves STATION storehouse OF
Messrs. Delorme & Dove, together with its
contents was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night last, ct Doves Station on the c. and d.
Railroad. The fire is supposed to be acciden-
tal Florence ,tgtizette.
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E1ection OF Louis1ana Senators.

New ORLEANS, July s.-The Legislature, in
Joint session to-day, elected William P. Kellog
United States senator for the long term, and
John s. Harris for the short term,
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A MERIcAN HoU Sc,
BOSTON, MASS.

TIE VERY IMPORTANT AND EZTNEsIvE
improvements which have recently been made in
this popular Hotel, the largest in New England, en-
and the Travelling Public accommodations and con-
veniences superior TO any other Hotel IN Tie city
During the past summer additions have been made
OF numerous suites Of apartments. with raihing
rooms water closets. &C., attached; one CT Tufts
magnificent passenger elevators, lie test ever cor
structed conveys guests to the upper story OF the
house ir one minute; the entries have be been newly
renlen:sbed and rellrnished making it, in all :!s
appointments, equal to any Hotel in the country.
telegraph Otfice, Billiard Halls and Cafe oa the
fr.t foor. LEWIS RICE x SON.
Iay4 mwf3mcs Propi:e.oIs.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE LEGISLATURE yKs1ERDAy-rHE SENATE
STANDING coMM1TEEs-THE NEW GOVERNOR
70 Bs rSAUeuRATED TO-DAY.
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Our European Dispatches.
CANADIAN CONFEDERATION AND NOVA SCOTIA
JAPAN, &C.

CANADIAN CONFEDERATION AND NOVA scoIA-
JAPAN, &C.
LONDON, July 6.-In the House of Lords this
evening Lord STatheden presented petition
from the people of Nova Scotia against the Ca
dian dominion, and praying Parliament to al
low them 10 leave the Confederation. The
boundary bill was passed in committee.
Dispatches from Shanghai represent that
the revolution in Japan had assumed new
phase. It was reported that combination
had been formed by twelve OF the most pow.
erful Daimios against the Mkado or Spiritual
Emperor. This new compli cation threatened
to prolong indefinitely the restoration OF tran
guilty in that country.
Sir Morton Peto has passed through tine
court Of bankruptcy and has been discharged
Our Washington Dispatches.
CONGRESS oUHT-THoUeHTs ABOUT HANCOCK
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF HANcocK-HE WON'T
BE y1cE-PREsIDEST.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-There are but re"
Democrats left in Congress, and the Repubii'
can members take the most intense interest ip
the announcement OF the ballots OF the New
York Convention. The adjournment o. the
Convention on the eighteenth ballot is consid.
cred an indication that Hancock has reached
his maximum vote.
In THE SENATE, to-day, the Tax bill was con-
sidered until the adjournment without arriving
at conclusion.
The House took up the Appropriation bill
and subsequently passed the bill removing dis
abilities from certain parties. Adjourned.
A Radical committee is coming from Missis-
sippi to illustrate the alleged frauds in the re-
cent elections.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will report
favorably on Mr.. Eyart's nomination for the
Attorney -Generalship.
It is stated, on excellent authority, that Han
cock has written letter positively declining to
be candidate for Vice-President.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN
Uio co,,fbarnpfon

d q ~ j IL " IL ~ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ @'A - ~
Via Southampton.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
BALTIMoRE...... Capt. YoECKLER.
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSCH.
OF 25O0 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
S~e, WILL Run REGULARLY BE.
ME4%Y5 TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
LH2Hf(H1kfl0 MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
Bremen on the 1st of each month.
From southampton on the 4th Of each month From
Baltimore on the 1st OF each month.
PRICE oF PAssAGE-From Baltimore k 'remen
London, Havre and Southampton $50; Steer
age sS6. From Bremen to Baltimore-Cabin $50;
Steerage $40
lent
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills OF lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the Postofdce. NO
ellis Of lading but those OF the Company Will be
signed Bills Of lading will positively not be de-
iSered before goods are cleared at the Cusomhouse..
For Freight or Passage apply TO
A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
No. South Charles street Baltimore q
Orto M6RDECAI & a, Agents,
East Bay, Cnarlesron, $. 2.
April 90 6nf5s--
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[FRoM OUR OWN REPORTER ]

THE PROCEEDINGS OF TUEsDAY-EUIL 8EPoET
BY MAIL.
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ruins of liberty and the scattered fragments of
the Constitution.

ruins of liberty anQ the scatteTeu uaSuouSo VI
the Constitution.
And we do declare and resolve that, ever
since the people of the United States threw of
all subsection to the British crown, the privi-
lege and trust of suffrage has been granted,
regulated and controlled exclusively by the
political power of each State respectively, and
that any attempt by Congress, on any pretext
whatever, to deprive any State of this right,
or to interfere with its exercise, is hagrant
usurpation of power which GIN find no warrant
in the Constitution, and, if sanctioned by the
people, will subvert our form Of government,
and can only end in single centralized and
consolidated government, in which the separate
existence Of the States will be entirely aDorbed,
and an unqualified despotism be established in
place of a Federal Union Of coequa States.
That we regard the Reconstruction acts, Of
the ESQ called" Congress, as usurpations
ard unconstitutional, revolutionary and void.
That our soldiers and sailors who carried the
Hag of our country to victory against most,
gallant and determined foe. must ever begrate-
fully remembered, and all the guarantees given
in their favor must be faithfully carried into
execution.
That the public lands should be distributed
as widely as possible among the people, and
should be disposed Of either under the pre-
emption of homestead lands, or sold In reason
able quantities to none but actual occupants
at the minimum established by tho govern
.ment. When grants Of the public lands may
be allowed necessary for the announcement OF
important public Improvements, the proceeds
of the sale of such lands, and not the lands
themselves, should be SO applied.
That the President Of the United States, An
drew johnson, in exercising the power Of his
high Office, in resisting the aggressions of Con-
gress upon the constitutional rights OF the
States and the people, is entitled to the graft
tude Of the whole American people, and in be-
half of the Democratic part, We tender him
our thanks for his patriotic efforts in that re-
gard.
Upon this platform the Democratic party ap-
peal to every patriot, including all the conser-
yatiyes element and all who desire to support
the Constitution and restore the Union, for
getting all past differences Of opinion, to unite
with us in the present great struggle for the
liberties OF the people; and that to all such, to
whatever party they may have heretofore be-
longed, We extend the right hand Of fellowship,
and hail all such cooperating as friends and
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A prisoner at the Dry Tortuges sends the
Galveston News the following account Of the
treatment of Colonel Grenfell, and the circum-
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Allusion has already been made to the fol-
lowing correspondence between distinguish
ed statesman Of Ohio and Chief justice
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tan Elm neuer Nufitanb Gusaebrc6ln lei.
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@eItcnts. Die 9iN, wclde alien @tripnfn
pn9 Neht perltibt, gum Sslbil6uB 2Saftn
III trd0er, III arNerDmllet trDreen.
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WrnRer 0nhreahnn.

@ie aus Der in unferer beuttaen Rumnter
ent5altsuen ansetge eriiGttid,, irpet beute.
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TAFT.
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lttrtS, eem1elben drdb lrinerieits bic 9ered,te
uno wPblperbtente Nnertemnun9 prrh redt
3dblrrtden Sefud, Su Ibett merpen III talIen.
9Str bpten, hab pem Rer;tthen Hufc res
Gpnite'6:
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redt iebr @teie fcl8cn unO brute Sftenb
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tun9 III lctntm 2ptnle auf.
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0fnS ~yNnihinnfnn.

-"IS''1H~fF
Wdittn8tpn 7. N0p. - Der gro
5eB Surratt 9~el1nBte 9citern burd Die ppn
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tianitrt.
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Mpnat5 Gttobrr CUR 0ldun9 Der Hf9te'
rungs|Nusgdben ftr $2l $4,000 3ablurgs.
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in Baltimore $76,394 ; in San SranSt8rp
s20l ,402; suldarmen 50. 657 ,522.
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dbgtianpte Uratulattpns. &pntnltflipn BETTE
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bon Sen. Oeat I'M Rdnten pe5 Sen. Grant
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fhen 2cgdticn. lit bier eill9etrpfen.
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strmd In cine %ltnterbdftuns su Sertptf In
InnnnmEt fnHkrcnhnnrt nnr Ofnhcre fIh In hsff

0epubt, mdtrenbpem Der 2tnpcre ii1 in ben
Qaren gelhttten unb palelbit Serieft Gabe.
Dtebereten.- Grance8 !Saa, 9ieQce
rim, pgyeeitern ulter InfIdge, Der Trau Sas
fab 6. 61rri5 in 9tr. 1876, SipsS pntiraBe,
etlte 9arIie g@ute unr SletpungSltlde I'M
gScrtDe Ron $40 0etGDlen Su BADEN. Ysrbdf'
tet, ma,p Spm Rt&tcl GHldntger DEM Grtmt'
ttGfsrriaDren Iberptcich.
@6 10 N%beitt1Ae. 9olt5itt @r0rt'
rtttb Spm Bltlid,cli Ne5irfe SfrbIttete bpr9c"
fttta etncn 9eptlItn @sGsg @taeta aHT flc
anfAulpt9uTE, bem Sante5 gStIta1tS Dur@
triigeritte 9lit9dbelt so ab8en0nlnlth 81
taben; 2ihter G5pmptpn utcTGEb Pel. w
reltallten sem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AStl'
ltams befanc ltd ipegen elmer unbepsrtenpen
Mnfla1e I'M St1ttdreb1ule ulo 9aD pelll
0ttleta bic $40, bamtt pteifr pie Soften De
sable UNI feline Tretl1litt:5 e%rtplrte. @'Aeta
fQu aber 8etne5 Spn gelren Bftean babett.
Stsen Sr~lrttupien. 8erf1uf5 al Wtn"
pcriGbrt q c ppr9eitern NbGnb BON DDlts
siittn Martne u~rretirt, f1B ith Sdmcs Gates,
SntQter etnas Srinti1tpn5 ali Slp'8etDcl>
ltrabe, ppm Jtt0ter Gbpulpipn bfn Grtmt>
nalperfabren iiofTantnGrtet. Gin 8urihe
pDn Il Slbrel it lcin 2tnttdAer /; prrlelbc
rpar Ganftdg &bchb picblfd betruilfft etll>
aebraOt wprptp unp 9ab ernud'tert GdirD'e
2pfdt ais Die Gut!e iftner IrunfeaHeit an.
98tgen 81 crtngi h a + Ii n 9 ees sc,
ri6te8, perrn lid Anna 9erbrrt, etne dubertt
fbmdbMhttgc Neripn, i'm bntlden StattpnS~
talic ihaipt9 Berladt, taD lid btcfclbe pprS
aeitern sbenb spiit 8td]tcr 3bpmplpn huf "A
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- 6r. S. 81. GpBmard, Nr. 219, Mtice>
Innltr., bat auf beute @benp einen Irt~
patbad berlnitattet, bel REM cS pbpe 3prtfct
Nentttttlt9 UNI 0tetdSeiti9 fipcl tergcbtu
miro.
= Der 0. 9rpbe Sabresbaa prs Diary
lamb Gurnberein5" tt auf berte S(bcno in
ben rNefp Nlehib&' Tppms" pcrantaltet.
Der ppprlGre 8erein Bat ba3u bic umfaifnp~
iten 0prbereitanaen 9efrcffn. Capt, @id's
Sp0fGnotars Wuifcprp5 mtrp suac9cn iein
uno bic Sdenf unp 3ifhaufpnrtuna TT
6rn. Gi9enbrpb iIbcrtragen pprben, g9er
cinsn ~perani4ten 9(beno subrinaen nil, Be-
iuGe Mcntag bic .NepsI 6emblS, RpDn5."
- Cine nellc gStrtbidaft unter rem Na.
men u@l9Tunl" erfffHet Der mpblbefam,tc
Sans Mtdaet @rpd teuts4 frlb 9r. Sc,
@arriipnitr. 8fr ppQte bel Gem SefluniHe,
prn Sans Mtdael auftiiht, feb!cn?
- Wtr MAIDEN bripnSers ouf ras am
tepte @bcnb ltattinpenbe Sdn5frdnshm
pes yipc. ~oem. 3urnpercin5" nufnerfiam.
= Der uarion- @efanape,ein" stest beute
@bene int ullteren Saale Der oWebanics'
Sdlle" ell SdnstrdtsGeu.
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'2Sn6burg, 8d., 7. NoYembrr. -
Die yNattpnatrg ant", p1m ba5 Gpmmtlli
pnS' @aarenlaser bes u. 9. Sufer unp bic
9rpBen @1aren~ Wa9astne BET 0ep. 6aSi5
& 5Dbne ipurpen teute frlb purh Seutr
seritDrt. Der GerIult brtra9t ltber 500, 600.
9"nnpusfE, g., Z. NppeNlbcr. - Dit
Gtrane unp 2emfabrtf Spn 9tncras, SSslt
& 81. brannte Deute SrIb bis duf ben
@runc niercr. Sh1rrn 9e9en $4,000. WaR
Yermutbet 8ranpittftmng.
Gleperanp, o., Z. Neo. - Srutr
abenp brannte MDpre. Gatppn & Gp.'s So
bcImuble tammt 3pl5pprrdtbtn ab. SNa.
ben 500, 600; periibert.
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Iermii6te Seridte.

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9al,iauc,) Statt Der Eptten Saule ippmit
naG Der Geriiheruns eines jsoen lpyalen
MgnsN. Artitel, Sdreibtrs ole 5~ffTeren .3eitrn
mad Der Mabl beginner lDaten baben mir
lett cine 86rien 9aniaue, mie @ailsS treet
md penige aeleten.
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