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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-03
THE DAILY NEWS.
Each nd AL.

thought the sparrow's note from heaven,
Singing at dawn on the alder boush,
drought him home in his nest at even,
he sings his song, but it pleases not now.
For did not bring home the river and sky;
he sang to nay aar-they sang to my eye.
The dencate waves lay on Inc shore;
The bubbles of the latest wave
Fresh pearls TO their enamel gave;
And the believing Of the savage sea,
Greeted their safe escape to me.
Wiped away the weeds and fesm.
I fetched my sea-torn treasures home;
But the poor, unsightly, noisome things
Had left their beauty on the shore,
with the sun and the sand and the Wild uproar.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. October 1-SpIRrTs TuRPENT1NE.
Firm. Sales of 154 casks at &c.
RosrrSales of 1000 bbls strained, to be delivered
at buyers option in ninety days at 81 60 Sales OF Ut
bbls at 81 26 for pale.
CRUDE TUnPENTrsE-Steady Sales Of LOG bbls at
s. 60 for soft
CorroN-Sales of IA bales on basis Of 234c for
middlipe and 24c for strict miedling.
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T1HE LAKE CIrY PRESS, PUBLISH
ED at Lake City. Florida. enjoys the largest cir
cuiat1n of any newspaper published in the State 1t
is circulated principally in those counties in East
Florida. from which the merchants Of Charleston
get the most trade, but sent to nearly every POST
Office in the State. 1t is decidedly white mans
paper which, together with It's extensive circulation,
makes it most desirable advertising medium for
the merchants Of Charleston who wish to encourage
Florida trade. E.. W. DAVIS,
September Il Editor and Proprietor,
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Marine Afws.
Arrived Yesterday,

Port of Charleston, October .
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The scotswood, Yeamsn, sailed. August 80
British bark Ansde 1urpel, cleared. August ~
1bs st T onis. Hubbard, cleared Sept 4
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August -
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F o R E G N

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhi
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August 20

@A FACT WORTH KNOWING.-THE
best investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss of appetite, is bottle OF PANK'
INNS Hepatc Bitters, ssi will be sure 20 give reei'
For sale by oil Druggists.
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Consignees per South Carolina X abroad

Consfgnees per South Carolina X abroad
October e.
1853 bales Cotton, 20 bales DomesHcs 40 bbls Ma
val stores, cars Lumber, car Mules To Rail
road Agent G W Williams & Co, N Averin, Pelzer,
Rodgers & Co. G. Walter & Co, Frost Adger, "
Roach, Cohen, Hanckel & Co, b Bulwinkle, Gold
smith & Son, D Mulkai " Smith, Hopkins,
McPhers-n Co. Mowry & Co. Wardlaw Carew,
Graeser. Lee, Smith & Co, D DeSaussure. Sa-
linas, " Bowling.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
October 2.
140 bales Cotton bags Corn, Stock. Naval Stores,
Mdze &C. To Ravenel Co, Pelzer, Rodgers Co,
Mowry L Co, W Ryan, Claighorn, Herring Co.
G. W williams & Co, Caldwell & Son, Frost 4 Adger,
Reeder Davis, Nachman & Co, Bisrhoff Co,
Mulligan, J A Quackenbush, R Harvey, Mazyck l.
Saltus, = Stoney, j Adger Jr. Jeffords Co, E
Hughes. Farrar Barnett, E Gadsden, Cade,
Railroad Agent, and Order.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
LATEST GENERAL NEVIS.

by Telegraph
THE Peruvian arrived at Portland yes
terday
=. Horace Greeley lectured in Louisville,
last Dight before large audience.
six venders of New, York obscene Illus
traed journals arrested in Cincinnati yesterday
-. .Thaddeus Stevens is again suffering un-
der relapse and has been confined TO MS house several
days o..
"A Committee of the Ohio Board of Agri-
culture will meet in Cleveland to-day, TO arrange for the
next State Fair.
Gov. Geary has Signed the bill repeating
the charter and conscang the property Of the Gettys
burg Asylum Lottery.
"A soup-house, under the direction Of
Father Hawley has been opened In Hartford, Conn., and
$50 boys and girls are fed daily.
James Henry was fatally injured, yester-
day while handling reStive team near 6chenevus, on
the Albany and susquehanna Railroad.
-. Two Memphian druggists fought blood
less duel on the Arkansas side OF the Mississippi ycster
day with rifles at SO PAGES. Neither hurt ~
- Commander George Brown of heJapanese
stoneHall arrived at Caa0 the 23d OF January,
and departed for Honolulu the sOth. All we'll
The Mississippi ice gorge broke at Caron-
dcet Monday and the river at ST. yesterday
free Boats Tor the South loading at ST. Louis ano
below. rt Il
Mrs. Weaver, lunatic, confined in Jail in
Oregon FOR The murder of her five children,
herself 10 the crate over her cen door on MONDAY
49,. Gems. Grant and Howard were on the
noor u the House Of Representative yesterday after
noon IN pleasant conversation Win Messrs Wasbpefho
OF Illinois and Bingham Of Ohio rf -.lssh irh..f-l
-. One Bolton, murderer, who had escaped
from the Michigan Penitentary shot and Killed Mr ber
Ter. constable who attempted 70 arrest him near Mon
stable Green and escaped, but reeaptureG, after
desperate struggle, " ms mVVos.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
THE WEST INDIES.
HAYTI.
mereonarles.


DEFEAT OF SALNAVE's ARMY--sUBsIDY FOR
STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH NEw-YoRKs-
PROPOSED TELEGRAPH LINE TO CUBA
CoURTEsIEs FROM THE BRITISH GOVERN
MENT.
We have advices direct from Cape Haytien
TO the 2sth ult. ....
President Salnave at that place, to which he had
retreated with what remained Of the Haytian army
which had been badly beaten in series of engagements
by the Cacos rebels who had succeeded recapturng ALI
the important posts Of which they were recently
driven by the national troops Salnaves army Is repre
sented as having been completely denolazed by the
disasters IL has met with. Large numbers OF the men
had deserted and only the skeleton OF an army remained
at Cape Haytien To add 10 Sanaye's dicufes Le had
had serious quarrel with Gen. Alexis Nord the best OF
the Haytan Generals, 1t Is said and, at the latest ad
vices Il rumored at Cape Hayten that Nori 10 re.
venge himself upon the President had gone over 10 the
Caeos, taking with him a large number Of men The
quarrel arose from Salnaves having charged GEN Nord
with being the cause OF the defeats sustained by his
army. Sanaves position altogether, very critical,
and il feared that his enemies n The south would
take advantage OF his troubles Tor efecting his
throw.
The Chamber Of Representatives at Port-an Prince had
voted the sum OF $4,000 as an annual subsidy for the as
taDllshlneht OF Two nes OF steamers TO run between
Hayti and New-York One line Is 10 run from the Cape
touching at Gonaiyes aud PorauPnnce, and the other
Is 20 leave PortauPrlnce and touch excessively at
JeRemie, Aux Cages and Jacmel. .I..t.. ...L .ff
Mr. Arthur Folsom, the United States Consul at Cape
Haytien, had submitted TO the Government OF Hayu
tion between Porau Prince and Cape Hayien connect
ing the intermediate towns the laying OF SUBJ
marine telegraph from tho latter place Cuba to
neet VIII tha Inc between Hayapp aud New.Yolk IAs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE CLERKENWELL EXPL0SI0N-ALLAN DIS
CHARGED.
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-The examination of the persons
arrested on suspicion of being connected with the
Clerkenwel explosion, has terminated. All the pris
oneTs have been remanded to confinement, except
Allan, against whom no evidence has been elected,
and he has beendscharged.
LORD DERBY.
Eyening-The bulletins in regard to the condition
of Lord Derby report that he is improving.
STATEMENT IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS RE-
sPECTING THE EGYPTIAN AUXILIARIES IN
ABYssINIA.
In the House Of Commons, this evening, Sir Stat
ford Northcote, the Secretary of State for India,
made statement in regard TO the presence of the
Egyptian troops in Abyssna. He said that at the
request Of the English Government the Pasha of
Egypt had agreed to recall his auxiliary force from
Abyssinia and the reports which have since been re-
ceived that the Egyptians still remain in the coun-
try and were advancing WITH othe British. have not
yet been explained by any official dispatches re-
ceived by the Government. The Secretary also
stated that the expedition was no longer suffering
from scarcity of water.
THE WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.
Midnight-The House Of Commons, tonight, in
Committee of the Whole agreed to renew the sus-
pension of the privilege of the writ Of habeas corpus
in Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

OFFICIAL Observation-Disclosures OF TIE
ORFICE OLE TYCOON=CIYIL WAR -

OFFICIAL IsPATCHES-AB0LITI0N OF TIE
OFFICE OF TYC00N-CIyIL WAR. I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, : The Department
Of state received to-day by way Of San Francisco the
following kilograms from the United States Legation in
Japan, dated Osaka, January 1s 1861
10 he Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
SIR The opponents OF the Tycoon with armed force,
the Sd instant took possession OF the Mkado Castle
aud person, and Induced him TO issue decree aboshng
the Office of Tycoon The Tycoon here gathering troops
War is imminent Admiral III. ii. Bell, Lieut. COmman-
der Reed and ten sailors were drowned here the nth
instant The bodies recovered aud buried at Hoga.
Osaka aud Hioga were opened without trouble.
II. b. VAN VALKENBURGH, Minister Resident
u. 8. LEGATION Ar.YoKoHkMA, JAN q, 1868.
To me Hon. WILLIAM III. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
SIR ON the 10th. there was some severe fighting 40
Yeddo between Satsuma, Statma's retainers and tho
Tycoons forces both shore and aoat. Several hmd
red reported killed. The three palaces Of satsnna
were destroyed. There has been naval engagement
within eight miles Of Yokohama. This place. however is
safe Perfect tranquility Is restored both here and at
Yedd0. The Mon0cacy is in port | am awaiting the
Stonewal, and further instructions from Osaka All for
eign representations are there with the Tycoon
Very respectfully, A. l.. q. PORTNAN.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

proeet WIS iayorably entertained. aud 10 believed
tlat shOud sapavo succeed an sunn0anfine is difficult
ties the undertaking viii be carried with little de-
lay as possible.
The anniversary Of the Independence Of IIayti New.
Years day. was celebrated all over the Repnbic with
great reiOcings including sautes fired sunrise,
noon, and at sunset general illumiaOns proceasions
military displays, aud pubic religious seryiees all the
principal towns. aF ,r.l
Gen Solomon. Minister Plenpotentlary OF Hoysi at tho
Court Of ST. James had been received by the Queen IN
special audience at Windsor Palace when Her Majesty
charged him convey 10 President Sanave her compl
ments and the assurance OF her good wishes TheQneen
had also written letter TO President salnaVe tesfyng
in lively terms the friendly disposition Of the English
Government toward the Haythn Republic and che pres
ent Haytian Government A letter from Lord stanley,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs to the Haytan tioyerpneni,
had likewise been received returning the thanks OF the
British Government to the Haytian Goyelnment fort tber
aaerty In sending steamer to the assistance OF
the English steamer CIsan which some time ago got on
the reefs at the entrance of the haTbor OF Port ance
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
TURKEY.
TnE RESURRECTION IN GAMBIA.


WASHINGTON, Feb 1S.--Dates from Crete to
January 90 represent the prospects of the Turks there
gloomy than ever They have been defeated in
several engagements Of late with losses The Mus
sulmen population becoming more and more discOn-
tented, and the troops have shown such mutnous dis
position that they Obliged OCCASION 10 be led
back to headquarters Sawas Pasha has utterly failed
getting into the outer verge OF his Paohalic OF
sphaka having twice been driven back with his troops
in disordery flight The Sultans Grand Vziers mission
to Crete is q failure, and the Island is now in a
more successful state Of revolution than ever Arms
and provisions continue to be sent into Crete from
all quarters for the relief OF the Cretan warriors The
and children continue 10 fee from the island TO
Greece. on the oath OF January, Russian corvette
landed l,400 women and children from Crete at the
Praus. The total number Of Cretan noncombatants In
Greece at the present time is estimated at 6s0O The
Provisional Government has again appealed TO the
Christian powers to send ships for the conveyance OF
Cretan families TO GREECE, and t has also protested
against the crueltes lately pepetrated by the sultans
mereonarcs.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
sroRMY DEBArE on THE pREss NV.

STORMY DEBATE ON THE PRESS LAW.
ATLANTIC TELseRAPH
b LONDON Feb. 16.-The bill for the regulation OF
the press is still under discussion in the French
Legislative body A violent debate sprung up in
yesterdays session on the question of the distribu
ton of the Government advertising patronage. The
Opposition claimed that the Liberal journals were
justly entitled to share of the advertisements pub
lished by the national and municipal authorities
This was demanded matter not of necessity, but
of principle the speakers declaring that in law for
the regulation of the press all journals should be
treated with the srictest impartialty The effort to
have the bill modified by the insertion of pro-
vision to this effect defeated but the majority
against the proposition was small
NEW FRENCH MINISTER TO JAPAN.
PARIS Feb. 1s-Evenlng.-Mr. Max Outrey, agent
and Consul-General at Cairo. Egypt, has been ap-
pointed Minister of France to the Empire of Japan.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day an amendment to the
bill for the regulation Of the press permitting the
free admission of foreign papers and the unrestricted
sale Of the French journals was rejected.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
NEw-YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Feb. 1S.-Article ", on the Secre-
tary Of State Controller &c. reported complete from
the Revision Committee. Article VII, on Town and
County Offices considered, but without material
amendment recOmmitted Article III, on the Legns
lature taken up and the clause providing that fran
chses for street railroads may be sold at public auction
and the proceeds paid to the city or town. was stricken
out and the Article ordered to be eugrossed for third
reading In the evening session the Article on the Militia
was recommitted for engrossng, with amendment re-
srietng the number Of the National Guard TO 10000 in
time Of peace.
caucus Of the Republican members Of the Convention
was held this afternoon 10 consult upon the time and
manner Of the submission of the Constitution Nothing
definite was agreed upon.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
STATE CANAL CONVENTION IN ALBANY NEXT
WEEK

ALBANY, Feb. 18.-Messrs Erastus s. Brown,
Frank Chamberlain Thomas A. Tilhnghast George u
Whitney r. March, and other Presidents OF Boards OF
Trade Mayors Of cities and influential tradesmen have
published the following circular:
10 meetings Boards ofTTad Mercantile
and citizens generally that have been held throughout state genera
Convention OF Delegates yong reform The
Esnagensnt Il hereby called at Albany Tuesday Feb
Tor the sbrOgAon Of the pernous
All these great hnue Of and all
Inhabitants. 'V
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
PRUSSIA.

CONVENTION wlTfi fHE DEPosED POWERS.
BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-The Upper House of the Diet
passed the Convention made with the deposed
Powers whose territories have been annexed to Prus
sia The King engages TO suspend all payments Of
money to the Princes and to confscate their proper
ty in case of disloyalty.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
INDIANS UNDER THE DOME OF THE CAPITOL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S-A delegation of the
Pottowat0me Indians five In number, from Kansas have
with the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs this morning
regarding the general business OF their tribes The
Indian Agent Mathews OF the Mountain Crows has
reached this city from Fort Phil. Kearney. He came
down the Powder River Road alone and reports that the
Indians are peaceable in that section.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
GERMANY.
THR GERNfAN FMIGRANT sHIPs

THE GERMAN EMIGRANT SHIPS.
BBRIN, Feb 1s.-Uount Won Bismarck proposes the
establishment at the different ports of Germany Of
Board of Federal Officers, to examine into the con-
dition of vessels bound to America An effort TO
prevent the repetition of the Lebnitz horror is the
immediate cause of this sautary step on the part of
the Government.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
INDIAN WAR on THE PLAINs-AN ARMY MARCH
ING INTO THE sWEETWATER COUNTRY.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S-The Fort Lander Inder
says that 1900 Indians marching into the sweetwater
country from Idaho and Montana They arc on the
path, and have burned all the ranches north Of Soda
Springs, and driven of all the stock They have also
burned the houses compelled the ranchmen 10 seek
refuge in the canyons.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED. AND THE ENGINEER
KILLED

The locomotive Wm. Strrgis, attached to
the $3.50 train from Lowell TO Boston, exploded yesterday
H morning Just 6elSy the Northern depot m Lowell
juring the fireman. stllYel White. Henry Smith and
Mr. Wecb OF Lowell were injured but no others. The
engine is an utter wreck. fra
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
THE AMERICAN BARK EUREKA,

LONDON. Feb 1s.-The loss of the American bark
Eureka by the fire at Antwerp is doubted. cOntradc-
tory reports having been received to the of
the vessels DESTROYED.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BREsT Feb. 1870 p. .rn.-The steamship Vile de
inst, arrived here this morning route to Havre
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1s-2 p. m.-The steamship
City of London, Capt Brooks from New York on the
Sth inst, has arrived here on the way to Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
ABYsSINIA.

STOP IN THE ADvANCE-REENFoRCENEN
NEEDED,
PARIS, Feb. 1S-Evening.- Moniteur da Soir has
report that there has been stop in tho advance of
the British in Abyssnia, and that Gen. Napier is
calling for regnforcements
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
BELGIUM.
THE ANTWERP FIRE.

I1It fI'I " IsT't IIINI@
ANTWERP Feb. 1s.-The losses entailsd bythe fire
at the petroleum docks in this city, on Saturday, fail
almost exclusively on Dutch and Belgian insurance
companies. .
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

Flackenecker's grocery. and three or four ad-
Joining buildings IN Alton, Ill, were burned on Sunday
night Lose, about Oh 900. ef
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-15

Wool FRAUD.-The wool circular OF
the San Francisco Wool Exchange says
A system of fraud, practiced by wool
growers In the interior, has been the
cause of great a~nnoyances to our manu-
facturers and buyers. They have found
themselves Victimized SO cleyerly as to be
unable for a long time to ascertain means
By which it was done. Purchasers in the
interior suffer severely-Wool bought by
them losing from 7 to 13 per cent. 10 weight
while in transit to this city. After dill
gent search for the cause of these losses.
it was found that quite a number of wool
growers were in the habit of sprinkling wa
ter on the feeces before packing them for
sale. The evil of this fraud does not end,
however, by the loss of weight, as the wa
ter, In connection with the natural grease
causes fermentation, which Injuries the
strength of the staple, and causes it to
be black yellow instead of white, SO that
it can only be used for dark colored and
inferior grades of goods. Oregon woods
received in this city have also been found
in very bad condition, the feeces in some
cases being mixed with stones, and others
with sheep manure. These authorizations
have been made ~purposely to defraud
the authorizations in some feeces being
three pounds each.
Wool growers on the Pacific coast must
be very short9sighted to thus destroy the
reputation of their clips by these practi.
ces that are so plainly fraudulent,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-15
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Attached 20 the building arc extensive and beau.
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The Educational Department will be in charge
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No effort will be spared 70 make this Institute
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Gliding tho Classics. French, German, Spanish,
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N. B-paTtioulEE attention will be paid 10 the
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-15
MARK TWAIN ON FEmALr surrRAor.

MARK TWAIN ON FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
In a letter on this theme, Mark Twain
says: A female political canvass would
be an outrageous thing. Think of the
torch.light professions that would distress
our eyes. Think of the curious legends
on the transparencies "Robbins forever!
Vote for Sallie Robbins, the only %virtuous
candidate In the field |"
And this: "Chastity, modesty, patriot.
ism! Let the great people staad by Ma
ria Sanders, the champion of morality and
progress, aud the only candidate with a
stainless reputation !"
And this "Vote for Judy MeGinnis,
the i~neorruptible Nine chilren-one at
the breastl"
In that day a man shall say to his serv-
ant, tsNhat is the matter with the baby r
And the servant shall reply, at has been
sick for hours" "And where is its moth
err" ''She is out electioneering for Sal
lie Robbins" Aud such conversations
as these shall transpire between ladies and
servants applying for situations "Can
you cook ?" "Yes." "Wash 7" ayes"
"Do general Homework 7" Yes" call
right; who is your choice for State
Millinor ?" "Judy McGinniss." "Well,
you can tramp" And women shall talk
politics instead of discussing the fashions
aud they shall neglect the duties of the
household to 60 out and take a drink
with candidates and men shall nurse the
baby while their wives travel to the
polls to vote. And also in that day the
man who hath beautiful whiskers shall
beat the homely man of wisdom for Gov,
ernor, and the man who waltzes with cx'
quisite grace shall be Chief of Police in
preference to the man of effort, sagacity
and determined energy.