The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27

Inftnfn1 nAnrA nrAIVa0l1TtOn. ana KBOWU' -SS mS-
tSSooiis5l yissw.1 4 fine mansion is erected on
iha land. and the Chief. Justice will make this
his home, &c ;. ds..-a " - -,
- s,,h-conssn;ttaa os fisteen,was appointed
w-.rs.s,s., -, rh,,-,7.v ,,;obt bv the oene.
* ~ ~ -. s ~ Hurdred annointed by
.s. rse,o 60 ronort an
E ls:.....ss = .S1. q, s,,ana International RI.
,,scc.,lI;s. :, "a "a shat c;ty IN 1s71.
.gssTorty..sir6e :iron-,cIaIls are now in q sea-
oo;ng condition. and are q ready for Immediate
a. and ny tsa. 7IsEs az December next from
.s.s,stssn to twenty sloops and frieates will be
$ atSy sefy;sse.i IN fsst ara navy will then
bS a5.s Ss oso,SiiuIeis, IA lI,t aar "a t footing.
s..g'hssNevj jYorkaobbine house OF Burchard,
w;laon Asco,. sapoy. goods, ct No. 81 franklin.
et,sas hSaS snssn5eeii6d with liabilities snount-
ne r. oyar atoo 600. Thew Offer to pay sixty
oen.s ON the dollar; in six, nine and twelve
IsoaBh4H without interest. The proposal has
bsan aenseptsa ta by 3 sjority Of the creditors.
aa.-.ss1iay on 'sNo ago q company Of fity-ave
German erniorsnts left New York for Mississlp-
,s;isi. Wasbfnrton. Knoxville and Grand Juno.
t;on. nhev ara the first ipstalment OF q co :ony
,rr,,,e,;nr,+acrna.. ;air bundred and fifty. who
baye onyFh ssea = tract of land and propose to
loeste q the vicinity or Water Valley, Missis.
a;pni ~ lxa 1..s
she question ia asked what Aeassiz meant
mIbis Humboldt speech when ne sala' nefe
Schimres and Brann for the frat time dis
cussed the laws Of phyllotaxis, thatmarvellous
rhythemical arrangement Of the leaves OF
plants which our g1eas mathematician in Cam.
bridge has found to agree with the periods OF
rotation Of cur planets" ~
"A letter from private source IN oupa
sEstes ihat jealousy. Influenced BY maiignity
or Spanish gold, has neeessitateda o reorganiza-
tion OF the patriot army, and compelled Ces-
pedes 10 take command, General Jordan to be
chief OF staff Two Dominicans, who were
nsnarals in the pat,iot army, had been assas-
sinated because they we're foreigners. This
beginning may, Il is feared, end liastrously to
tbe patriot cause. ! 80
This Countess GuiccolI replies to Mis-.
stoEes article on Buon's scandal. Madame
leoounsess pretends to be in constant coma
munication with the spIrit OF Lord Byron, and
she was informed by the poet two years ago
that tan, American author ,aas preparing to
write on his life book fulf.of false and horri-
ble thines.n Now, II somebody would ask
LADY Byron we could get both sides OF the
story. But the matter is about settled al
ready. S-Slt @9t
:'4Farm asapcistions are popular among the
Germans residing In NeH York City. ssA tract
of land composed Of 1000 acres, IN Potter
Oouuty. Pa. has been settled on this plan, and
hal Joeaked snpot 10 q thrlving village, called
.Germsnia; i The farms of tweuty-fve acres
esoa are sold for $500, and are paid for IN in
stalments of$2 week. The associations or
,eanized Ir the purpose Of obtaining farms at
low rates consist Of fftv members each, and
purchase large tracts OF 1850 acres.
s5=-It is stated that the City Of Havana, be-
fore the revolt Of Yars. claimed $50. 600 inhabi-
tsnts. There are now. at the very outside
figure, no moro than 80 600 people there.
Thousands Of spanish merchants and trsders
hare fed to SPAN. Thousands OF wealthy
Cubans have gone to New York, New Orleans,
Baltimore. Meuco and Europe, while very
many thousands Of Cubaps have drifted into
the interior to join the Cuban army. Not only
have men gone. but at least 16 600 ladies' have
also lefs Havanafor different towns OF the in'e-
rior. il is estimated that there are now 10 600
empty houses IN the city.
-t--Mrs.aA. Waddlnger, iadS OF nign sooiai
position and much lnteihgenoe' iro" nsno'ef'
Germany, has recently maoe 'our o1 oossfVa
ton through the South. her purpose was 10
determine. in behalf OF herseit ana o'nerS' .ne
question OF removal to America. ana ner ln-
pressions are Communicated In letter to the