The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
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85c. Sales 900 bales.
Cotton closed in Liverpool o shade filmer
uplands 13S; Orleans 13sa132l. Sales 8oCl
bales.
Burglary is the popular business in Brook
In.
After ALL the Harvards ON console them
saves that their defeat was four-oar-dained.
The Chinese in California are learning
civilization. Tue other day lot OF railrcad
lab rers st: uck, throwing down their picks and
rolling on the grass, crying, "We sabee white
mans dodge"
"A correspondent Of the New York Herald
wants the truth OF the Byron scandal to be set
tied by summouing the spirits Of both Lord
and Lidy Byron from the ''summer land" and
procuring their testimony.
Tho Baltimore Gazette learns from good
source that the proposition OF General Candy
that the members of the Legislature Of Vir-
einia. who cannot take the oath" shall resign,
will be rejected. It is minifsst that this ruse
is merely to gain tims. and is the best evidence
that the renowned hero 10 himself doubtful OF
his power to expel such representatives.
"A dispatch from Buffilo, New York, says
that on Monday drove OF rinety head Of
Texas cattle that had been landed from the
ferry boat, stamo osdeI and ran in every direc-
ton through the streets at furious rate,
goring and tramplnS everything that came in
their way. One man was tossed by mad dull.
a woman was fatally gored, aud number OF
persons we're more or less Injured. Five or Blk
5 Of the infurat aoinals we're shot by citlsens.
Nothing has been received at the Navy
Department rehtive to the mutlHy and at
tempt to blow up the frigate Slbine. noticed
in the foreign news by o1oe. Some Of the old
navy officers are disposed to discr edit the
statement that ssyen Of the oonspnators we're
hung to the yardarm. as thsy think Com
mander Walker would hardly attempt tie cx-
eroise this arbitrary power. in view OF the
fact that he had full complement OF officers
on board, and probably enough seamen to take
care OF the prisoners and brlng them home FOR
trial.
The great Gettysburg celebration has but
few friends. Even the correspondents Of ultra
Radical Souruals, such as Forney's papers and
the New York Tribune, denoun@e the whole
6utIr 6S y IAiluEo 6uQ q u0OOtoiOus q 4ktDoho
correspondent says: "rbe present gathering
at Gettysburg dues not seem to me to have
had sufi,ient motive, or to have answered any
large purpose or to have satisfied the vague
expectations 1t aroused. It was rebuksd from
the South, siimly attended from the North,
and 1t will probably be the last infite effort
to Iengtheo out tha roarsAoSile uses es ISsS
h.l -6atl kka. ha 1aft q
the nation intended it. pleasant cemetery to
many brave dead, but not perennial fair
ground made ludiorous by failures such as
this. which have noticed beyond its DUE"
The G,umenical Couu:il of the Roman
Catholic Church meets at Rome during the
month OF Ocsobsr. It IS expected that mat
ters CT great interest will ne introduced and
discussed, and that many ques lions involving
doctrine and usage will come up before the
learned heads OF the ohuich Amons those
from the Unlted States W II be the following:
The Most Revereod Martin ]. Spslding, Arob-
bishop OF the Diocese of Biltlmore presiding
officer Of the Tr ennial Councils; Right Rever-
end Bishop Wood, Of the Diocese of Philadei-
phia; Right Reverend James Gibbons, of the
Diocese Of North Olrolina; Right Reverend
Bishop Patrick Lynch, Of the Diocese ol
Charleston; Right Reverend Richard MoGin
Bishop Of the Diocese of Richmond; Rigut
Reverend Bishop Shannahao. or the Diocese oi
Harrisburg; the Very Reverend Father Hecker.
The well known Paulist Of New York, and The
Reverend Bernard MoWanus. Pastor OF 81.
Johns Parish, Baltimore. These gentlemen
have engaged staserooms on the steamship
LEIPZIG, which Is to sail from Baltimore on the
22d Of Sep ember.
The Fenian Congress met in New York on
Saturday night. Several matters in the regu-
twelve O'Clock Mr. John Savage, the chief ex-
ecutiye, q ter presenting his resignation to
Congress, left the hall. The house then pro-
ceeded to deliberate on the election OF the
chief executive. Alter some time an election
by ba lot was insugrrated. and on It's teruina-
tiop it was declared that Mr. Savage was re-
elected by an overwhelming m ijorlty. S,v-
eral votes were cast In favor Of different gen.
tlemen, but the Congress vote was afterwards
made unanimous. 1t was ascer, aimed at a late
hour yesterday that resolution in favor of
Cuba bad been passed unanimously. It is
stated that sotive support will be exten led BY
the Fepian leaders TO tho Insurgeut Cub ms
and rumor to the effsos was spreading widely
last Light 10 circles whero she truo state OF
Irish afr rs Is eeueraIy knosn. It ID now
stated By the lea lers OF tho Savage orglni-
zation that thSre are in ,heir organization at
present 10i6 euro es IN goo1 Standing, which
(on q far averale representing 100 men
would show the brotherhood to be composed
OF over 100, 900 men.
The following telegram to the New York
Evening Post gives a later account OF rhe sta
tus OF the Cubau ques ion: ut ap elrs hat
the proposition which Munster Sick % was au-
thcri1ed to make to the Spanish Government
for the sale OF Cubi I'd thu Oubaus oonraiusl
no OF to guarau ee the paynsnt Of the b N ls
IN olse suon o Vie vas N ,do Che otYr WIS
simply that If Spain would soil the island to the
Cubans this governmoaI would agreo to act
a kind OF trustee. anl stand l,lged with
The written assent OF hr. LsInu5. already se-
cured, TO retain tho creator DirS Of 'he revenue
Derived nom the customs in Cu)a as M indi-
rest guarantee to Spain thas tae pay deAt for
the tsland would be m ds. Il was this
proposition which the Spanish suthorities
refused to entertain. and net one to act as
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