The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-06
M VS. SUM MAR


At Liverpool cotton was steady; sales
1000 bales.
The Cabinet has informally dissolved until
the FIRST Of September.
Que OF the sights in bathing house at
Yokohama is described as fifty women and as
many men lnnocently swimming together.
The Texas papers generally unite in the
statement that no damage Of any consequence
to tic cotton crop has been done by the worms,
the rains. or tie recent food.
The exposition of textile fabrics opened ir
Cincinnati on Tuesday very successfully. The
display of articles was extensive. Five thous-
and persons visited the exhibition during the
first hour.
1t is found that the loss Of currency by
wear and tear is more than sufficient to pay
the expense of printing and issuing it. The
average Life OF bank note is three years, and
that Of currency much shorter time.
The money stolen from the Arsenal at
Philadelphia last week has been found buried
in the arsenal grounds, and no clue to the
thief is known. All the employees are under
surveillance. The safe had been opened with
an old key.
IN the Chicago ecclesiastical trial tecision
was rendered by Judge Jameson adver sc to die.
solving the INDUCTION against the Ecclesiastical
Court. An appeal will bs taken to the Supreme
Court OF Illinois, and it is stated that deci-
sion will not be reached before january next.
-Ex-President Johnson addressed meet
ing in Maryville. Tennessee, on Monday. He
duly denounced President Grant and the Radi-
cal Cabinet. The meeting was twice broken
up by Fl Shts between Stokes and Senter m en-.
In which several persons were injured, but
none fatally.
The New York Sun says: s'The chemist to
the Board Of Health. having made an analysis
Of the burning fluids which recently exploded
IN several houses. has reported, and yesterday
an order of prohibition was sent to the shop
keepers who furnished those houses with oil
for light. forbidding the sale Of the stock on
hand, but giving them the privilege Of having
each barrel Of oil examined ut the laboratory of
the board"
The shrewd New York correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger writes: ''The Tam
many Cuba-and- Ireland demonstration, this
evening, is intended by the Democratic lead
ers here as the key mote for the coming cam
paign. as stated in the Ledger of yesterday
The movement has been carefully considered,
and has received the sanction of all the most
prominent men OF the party, as the most popu-
lar issue that could be started at this time. If
possible, the negro is to be eliminated from
State politics altogether this autumn with the
exception of tho vote on the proposed constitu-
tional amendment giving him the suffrage go
that the rallying cry will turn exclusively on
the ''rlghts of American citizens abroad"
The Council Summoned to meet at Rome
in December will. it appears. take into con-
sideration, among other things, church music.
The preliminary committee, which is already
at work has had three reports sent in relation
to tho notation Of plain chant. 1t wants to
amalgamate the seven different editions in one
only, which would then be obligatory for every
church. The authors of these reports are the
Abbate Liezt, NJ. Fetis and M. Sain-G'A for
merly chapelmaster to King Victor Emaue1.
Liszt was In favor Of the "Roman OF Avignon." :"
so called because the use of 1t was decreed by
Papal bull dated from that town, NJ Fetis
accepts the edition revised by the Council. M.
Sain-d'Arod wishes the library of the vati-
can to be searched for the manuscript of Pal
estrina, which is preserved there. and which
he would have republished exactly as it is. 1t
dates from 1900; it is thu first with regular
notation, and 1t is, no doubt, more in keeping
than any other with tho traditions Of the pri-t
mitive Church. 'Rf
brigham Young's domination over the
Mormons is threatened on the spot. Two OF
the younger sons OF the great founder Of the
church. Joseph Smith, have gone to Salt Lake
and called upon President Young. They told
him that they had come to organize new and
non-polygamic branch of the church. They
asked permission to defend their faith, and by
argument from the original Mormen books to
convince the followers OF Mr.. Young that they
were wrong. The answer may be guessed.
Brigham Young refused their request aatly, and
moreover warned them that they should be ad.
mitted neither to the tabernacle nor to the ward
meeting houses. The brothers pointed to the
example Of their father, who. they said, on the
authority OF their mother, never 1acticed DO
lygamy. to which Brigham made answer thst
Mrs. Smith was liar. and had been proved to
boa thief. The reception Of the youog men was
very warm indeed. Peculiar interest attaaAes
to the younger of these bsothers. David Hyrum
Smith. as he is q s'chk& of prophecy" Just
before Joseph Smith diak David Hyrum pro-
phesied that tile mau was not born who was
to lead this people, but Of Emma Smith should
be born son who would succeed in the pres
1dency after season OF disturbance" joseph
Smith was killed June 81 1874 On November
IL OF the same year son was born to Emma
Smith who was named David Hyrum Smith. in
accordance with tie direction OF his father
This is the young man who has bearded the
lion brigham in his den. 1t is said that many
Of the Mormons are secretly weary of tho pre-
sent tyranny and that they vii! flock to tn.
standard Of this child Of promise. The Seen
tiles" welcome the new coners for the sam.
reason and moreover bccause the reorganizor.
Of the church are loyal andlaw-ablding citixeni
OF the United States. and moro tolerant thar
the present ruler. %
Very extensive improvements at Jorsey
= City are pianncd by the United Companies o
4 Now Jersey, which IS the Official name OF the
Camden and Amboy and the other roads con
y soldated with it. A new tenn nus is TO b.