The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-31

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NEWS UMA Il Il I.
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Cotton closed in New York shade armer.
Sales 6S4 bales. Middings $50.
/. |. !, - : ssoid elossd quiet at ssf.
If ,-Iutirer p6ot cotton closed easier. Uplands
s1Sld.. Sales 600 bales. e:a t.. ri.
20 e.-An Enslish, colony of 100 families has
'Soteht $1,000 acres OF land Of the Kansas
Paoiic Raiiway, and will form town near New
lnotjop City.
.-Boatono aealmly submits" to the result OF
The internatonal boat race, believing, OF course.
chat had it occurred on American wa 'ers, the
Harysrds would have been triumphant.
-.Ne1s has been received from Tripoi that
Miss Trune and two attendants were murdered
. by their own camal.drivers while travelling
!! SaaTs absrgoqsh road between Mur1uk and
:, ,Gh4ss 1sauEsns.o .u5owar1>l
.ra--The FeuiSa congress-, IN session at New
York, .has. decided that circles not in good
'1it standing, shall not be Represented, but that
cifcass may be restored to good standing BY
,the, ,coneress and. allowed representation.
Horace Maynard and other leading Ten
,esssaary ,essssIsaay Radicals held secret meeting at
Nashville on. Friday, having in view, 1t 10
thought. the alization OF the party in the
STATE, and probably q violent fiibustering
1aoyemsnt upon tue State government.
EFoledo, Ohio, has . HE Sorosis, and the
hSIS Snbssafs Held their first banquet few even
ma $50. Alter the cloth was removed the
.deaz departed we're remembered in many
toast. but whether drunk in tea or some stron-
n9ar beyersee the reporters failed to tell.
The picking upo fallen elephant in Yer
. mont. the other day, was something like the
tying down Of, ,Gulliver by the Lilliputians. 1t
:. took about so men. with ropes, levers, pulleys
and other appliances, two and half hoursto
], raise this immense Gre Ature upon her feet.
The alarming rumors recently set ahoa
,oonoernipg the Emperor Napoleon's health.
are officially denied. The symptoms OF bis
Yheumatic affections grow more favorable daily.
An investigation has been ordered to discover
xba snthors OF the false reports that have been
propsgated.
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes Gene
raj Rosecrsns, letter, with the remark that 1t
-vill be more heartily admired for its frankness
than approved for It's wisdom, and i's efect'
: ON the whole, will be to increase. ii possible
the general Joy Of the Democrats that Pendle'
tom is their candidate.
Are informed BY ''One who Knows"
!, that the present Mrs. @ ,mmodore Vsnderbilts
;xmsiden name was Crawford. She was mar
.rie&to Mr. Elliott. She did not live long
with him. Mr.. Elliott obtained divorce from
her on the ground Of desertion. She retained
5har maiden name, and was married the other
s,day: TO the Commodore.
se9s, = s,I varehouseman in Macon. Ga. In pack
ing his sample cotton recently, dropped
check for $50 in IL. The bag Was packed
aitkuut discovering the check. and sold to .
=EnnsdslpH1g house. II was resold there to
factory, apd when the bale was opened the
check was found and sent to the Philadelphia
q ArmJ who returned IL to ITS owner in Macon.
% E.s-Genefal Candy recently distinctly declared
bqo sbfother Of Governor Walker" Of Virginia,
Shis Intention and purpose to enforce the teat
Gafh upou the members Of the Legislature.
laying Virginia could not be regarded as
s.6tated fdcso urtl after her senators are elect
SEA ana admitted t, their seats. He declined
'ia4o say whether he would inaugwate the Gov
.Srnor elect before Congress meets.
'li'' --.mcricans, enjoy ONE advantage from liv-
ing nearer the setting sun than Englishmen;
va geE, news here several hours earlier in the
day than they do. The great boat race on tie
THAMES yesterday was decided at about thirty-
seven minutes past hye, Greeuwich time,
whereas the result was knoan in New York at
four minutes pastCeue. The real time occupied
the transmission wsa tWenty-three minutes
.gand7 thirteen seconds, the grea5er part OF
m~AichswSs consumed in carrying the message
on horseback to the nearest telegraph station.
seiTne terms Of the following Unl.ed States
..sanstors.wil expire ID 1871. and many OF their
successota win be elected during the current
a.yseat: "a. Y. u. Miller Georgia; Richard Yates.
Illinois; james. W. Gr1mes. Iowa; Edmund G..
:, ,Rqes, Kansas; Thsmas G MeCEeery. Kentucky;
VIM. Pitt Fessendsn, Maine; Henry. Wilson,
Massachusetts,, 1ae,b 9A. Howard. Michigan;
Daniel g. Norton. Minnesota; John N. Thayer,
Nehraalay Aaron q. Crsgln, New Hampshire;
Alexander q. Cattell. New Jersey; George b.
Nfllsnas, Oregon; Henry B. Anthony, Rhode
{ Isl1Sd. Joseph 8. Fowler, Tennessee; Wait
ssmAa r! Wiley, West vrgina-total16.
~ dispatch; from ,he White snlphursprings
sSays: "The weather is still very hot here.
though the temperature lowered considerably
last evening, Accounts received from all parts
;. OF the Stale c,neerning the Thought continue
gloomy. Between here and Richmond travel
, lers say there is literally no corn. Visitors to
athsse springs for thirty odd years recall the
.raActsthst IN 1883 there was a severe drought,
: which killed all the trees on tho mountains. A
) year ortwo later the dead trunks looked like
:: the masts Of ships, and they have remained
standing until very recently. The drought Of
1888 WAS followed BY extreme cold weather,
AMI gentleman now here relates that on
reaching CaIshan's, Oh his homeward journey.
come time in seotember the water froxe In the
basin in which he had washed his hands. A