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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-05
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The butler of Prince Mctternich, in Paris,
enjoys the income of a general of division, and
has more than thirty servants under him.
-Sebastopol still presents dreary picture
of ruined grandeur. Roofess houses, broken
pillars and pierced walls line street after street.
The ruins Of tho superb docks and government
establishments are particularly impre ssive.
An action of novel kind has been COM
menced in the Paris Tribunal of Commerce
AGAINST NM. Wittcrsheim and Norbert-Rlllart,
the proprietors Of The Journal Oficicl. The
plaintiff in the action complains that the Jour-
nal. to which be is subscriber, is badly print
ed on paper of in yerior quality, that it is full
of misprints, and is not pu1ctually delivered.
The following recently appeared in Paris
paper: ga duel was to have taken place on
Shrove Tuesday, at 9 A. NJ, an ! the place of
meeting was fixed. The principals were Miles.
Ia and NJ. Nile. l. was there
punctual 10 minute, with her seconds aud
surgeon; but Mile. NJ. was defaulter. Was
she afraid? We know not, and 80 ask for an
explanation"
A letter from Panama says: "Great alarm
has been excited in the Stale Of Santander by
an earthquake which occurred on the 3Oth Of
January, doing very serious damage at So
corro, San Jill, and several other towns. The
churches of La Robada and Pinchote were
thrown down, and large number Of houses
we're destroyed. In several places the earth
was seen to open, and from the openings water
sprans up with great force. The great hill Of
La Robada was coming down in huge pieces,
and fear was entertained that the whole cordil-
lera would break up and descend in huge
pieces of rock. The people are in great state
of CONSERVATION"
Professor Owen seems inclined to follow in
the footsteps Of Darwin and huxley as an ad-
yocate of the " development theory" In the
recently published third volume of his "Anat-
omy of vertebrates," he says that the result OF
extensive, patient, and unbiased inductive re-
search "swayed with him in rejecting the
principle OF direct or miraculous creation, and
in recognizing natural Law, or secondary
cause, as operative in the production of species
in orderly succession and progression" Pro-
fessor Owen is now travelling ip Egypt in
attendance on the Prince of Wales so that,
fortunately for him (his health not having
been good Of late), he is out Of the'way of the
criticism and controversy which his book will
provoke.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS
COLUMBIA, March A resolution to adjourn
sine die March Goth was adopted to-day by
both Houses.
The Governor sent message. transmitting
certified copy, from Secretary Seward, OF the
Fifteenth constitutional amendment, Tor the
action Of the Legislature. The message,
amendment, and Jlllson's resolution Of ratii :
cation, were made the special order in the Sen
ate for twelve tomorrow.
INTHE SENATE, the joint resolution, author
izing the Governor to purchase two thousand
Winchester rifles, was indefinitely postponed.
The title of the Codifcation bill was chang
ed to an act, and it was ordered to be enrolled.
The bill empowering Circuit Judges to grant
reliefin cases Of erroneous judgments obtained
during the provisional government was passed
and Sent to the House. The bill to incorpo-
ratio the South Carolina improvement and
Trust Company passed q second reading and
was ordered to be eogrossed.
In THE House, message was received from
the Governor approving the act to further
amend the acts incorporating the University
OF South Carolina.
Tie bill to aid the Port Royal Railroad was
read third time, passed and sent to the
Senate by vote Of yeas eighty, nays ten.
DeLarge presented the petition OF st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, Charleston, for re-
newal of the act Of incorporation.
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NGRESSIONAL.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE FoRTIRTH CONGRESS
ORGANIZATION OF THE FoRTY-FRsT CONGRESS
NEW HAMPSHIRE, ooNNECIoUT, LOUISIANA,
VIRGINIA, GEORGIA AND TEXAS NOT REPRE-
sENIED IN THE NEW HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March. An THE HOUSE, the
following bills were passed: Bill requiring
Matte nal Banks to report monthly Army Ap-
preparation bill Deficiency Appropriation bill;
Miscellaneous Appropriation bill; bill extend
ing the time Of completion of the first twenty
miles of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
The report OF the Conference Committee on
the bill for the removal of political disabilities
was disagreed to.
The Judiciary Committee presented the evil
dence in the case OF Judge Busteed without
making any recommendation, and were dis
charged from the further consideration of the
subject.
In THE SENATE, the committee appointed to
| investigate the charges of corruption made
agains. certain senators and others In the i'm
peachment trial, reported that there was no
evidence of corruption.
motion to act on Mrs. Lincoln's petition
for an allowance, failed by vote OF ayes 70,
nays q.
The act repeating tho Tepure-of-ofice act
also failed; ayes IA, nays 25.
at 10 N. Grant and Colfax entered the Senate
chamber. Coltax spoke briefly, conining him
self to the duties Of his Office, and then took
his seat. The new senators were qualified,
and without any action the Senate adjourned
to u N. tomorrow.
In the organization of tue new House the
fol owing States were not represented: New
Hampshire. Connecticut Louisiana, Virginia.
Georgia and Texas. Tho excitement over the
proceedings connected with tho exclusion was
intense.
John G. Blaine, OF Maino, Republican, was
elected Speaker, over Michael q. Kerr, of In
diana, Democrat; the vote standing Blanc, one
hupdrei aud tI,irty-slx; Kerr, fity-seven'
Dawes and Kerr conducted Blaine to the chair,
and the House adjourned.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES IN WALL-sTnEET. :
The New York Herald, in its money article OF
Tuesday, SAYS:
The market for State bonds was strong aud
buoyant with large investment dcnland:
Tcnncssecs advanced J per cont, Levce skies
and cighls per cent, aEd Louisiana skies
Der cent. North Carolinas (new) were weak
and pressc for sale ut per cent "off." The
following were the closing quotahons: len
ncssces, cx coupon. G7l.G7a; TO-, now, G6laGGi;
do, five per ccut, 80 V.r.lnIas. c1 coupon. 81
ASH; do, rev, 62.G2!; d., Registered stock,
5Oba51; do. registered, 1856, 55a559; do. reg
istercd, 1867, 51Ja52; Georgia slxcs, 8OaS2;
do. seycns, 929l934 !; do. sevens, interest
payable in Georgia, 81 30; North Carolinas, cx
coupon, 64a64l; Io., new, 59l Col; Missouri
skies, S7i .S3; do Hauniuai and st. Joseph 89;
Louisiana SKIES, 72s'73h; do. lcyee SKIES, 70ta
II: do. do. eights, 81 .SS; Alabama elghts, eliza
o5; do. fvcs, 6GaG6a; do: slxes, sterling, 92a95;
South Carolina SKIES, 72,725; do. new, TOLL;
do. registered stock. 62.65; City of Memphis
sixcs, 5l5a52; do. tlanta riShts. 1880; do. Sa-
vannah savcns, 90,91; do. New Orleans coneos.
7SaS0; do do. issued to railroads, 69a70; Mobile
and Ohio Sterling, 75!aL7; do. eigll,s, 53a55;
Mississippi and Central Railroad first mort
gage, GO 10; do. second MORTGAGE, 5Sa55; Mem
;,his and Charleston, first Mortgage 90a91; do.
second mortgage, 77a78; do. stock, 47L4S;
Grocnville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed,
57ab9
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ay PRE- ;URIBING FOR THE PEOPLE,

aJ PRE- ;CRIBING FOR THE PEOPLE
Wehave disp nsaries, hospitals. noble institutions
of all kinds for the relief OF human Ills. Every
Thoughtful citizen appreciates the value Of these
establishments for the amelioration Of suffering.
But they do MOI cover the whole ground; indeed. 1t
is impossible, In the nature Ct things, that the
amount of good they do should be at all in proper
Hon to the popular need. They are confined, prin-
cipa.ly to large Cities To the sick man in the re-
moest Wet, for example, Of what use Is the New
York City Hospital tho New York Dispensary? But
although asyums for invalids are not to be found
everywhere, IN unequalled tonic and Alternative is
within the reach of all. There is no settlement that
bears name within the limits of the United States,
where HOSTETTRR'S STOMACH BITTERS is not
procurable. 1t is a medicine for the whole commu-
nifty, easily obtainable by all its members.
At this period of the year, when the "slant sun OF
February" ia beginning to evoke upwholesome
yauors from the earth, and the fever and aRue" sea-
son is close at hand, this excellent vegetable pre-
paration should be taken as a FoRTIFIER OF THE
SYSTEM AL complaints proceeding from indigestion
are rampant when the winter breaks up in ''Pround
thaw;" simply because no sensible precautions are,
40 s rule, taken to prevent them. Forestall the
evils that lie perdu in many marsh, and swamp,
and pool, ready to pounce upon the neSectiul as
soon as the sun shall have liberated the spring
miasma from the reeking soil. Escape bilious ut
tacks, collie and all malarlous endemics and ept-
denies, by strengthening and regulating The diges'
tive, secretlve aud di.chargirg organs with the
MOST sFT1c .otous AND pAtsAM1c OF ALL VEGETABLE
1Nv1aonANrs Dyspepsia is always argravAt'd by
81, fa11a 11d
that "the sun in March, doth Dourish asues "
Against both these complaints HoSTETrER'S $40
MACH pITTEEs are the best possible protection.
nhri1nr
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-4FEIIIaS IN THE STATE.
Spartnnburg.

Of sale.day in Sparanburg the Spartan
says: "a large number OF our citizens were IN
town. The da7 WAS cold--pcoplc plenty-some
"straight," others he1wise-some "ricii,
others richer but all had plenty OF money,
Us indicated By tho high prices paid for prop
erty. large quantity Ul property was sold,
the most If winch Brought anti-war prices.
and purchasers at sales, where the terms were
fixed on Il credit OF twelve months, were will
ling to pay the cash. This all means somc-
thing MOI lilicdt tu understand"
Ncwberry.
The Coult of General Sessions for Ncwbarry
County opened on Monday. Judge RuItand
presiding, and il is presumed from the quantl-
ty of BUSINESS on hand that It's sitting Will be
protracted. o. the Inquiry Docket there are
upwards of two hundred and eighty, cases, Oh
tic sue over three hundred, ana tho Ses-
sions fifty. Oae hu;idred wits pnly have been
returned.
The Ncwbcrry Herald says "Sale-day open.
ed ces: aud cold. decidedly the codl. clay Of
the season. yet large number Ct PERSONS were
in town from the country. The amount OF
properly sold was lncoii,. derab o. there being
no sales by the sheriff One lot OF one hun
dred and twenty-iivc acres, with a brick dwell
ing, within one mile Of town, brought S25oO,
and one containing ono acre and q wooden
building $780, S.lnc few horses and mules OF
interior klrd were Ilso sold at moderate prices.
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THE MATOR.4LTI.
Pilsbury Demands the 0Mcc-clark Re-
fuses and is Arrested-He Gives Ball Tor
S30O0-Probability of two Mayors.

At an early hour yesterday morning there Was
a larger gathering than usual around the City
Hall of the friends OF Mr.. Pillsbury, who were
evidently aware of the developments on the
tapis.
About 10 o'clock, Mr.. Pillsbury, accompanied
BIZ MIR. r. j. Mackey Licutenant-Colonel
Moore, United States army, and MIR. Cook, re-
porter of the Republican, called on Mayor
Clark in his Office in the City Hall, and mado
formal demand ON him for the Office of Mayor
and its appurtenan ces.
Mayor Clark declined verbally to accedo to
the demand contained in the brief document
handed him by Mr.. Pillsbury, and informed
him that he would furnish written reply at
half-past twelve O'Clock, which he did at the
appointed hour.
The following are the papers which were ex-
changed
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 4, 1869.
George ". CLARK, Esq, Acting Mayor Of
Charleston, S. c.:
S1R-Having duly qualified as Mayor of the
CITY of Charleston l hereby demand that you
surrender forthwith all books, records, papers
and property appertainipg to said Office, pur.,
suant to the act of the General Assembly OF
South Carolina "a copy Of which ls hereunto
anpexed), entitled 'sAn act to confirm and de-
clare valid the recent election OF Mayor and
Aldermen OF the City Of Charleston APPROX
ed March 1st, 1869.
am, sir, very respectfully,
GILBERT PrLLsBURY,
Mayor of Charleston, S. g.
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aSTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on in this coun'
try makes it the duty Of The purchaser to Mye'ii-
gate The merits of the article offered fer sale. II is
well known fact that many of The Brandies. Wines,
&C., manufactured from trench Extracts, Essen
till Oils md Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Ihe public is justly suspicious of nearly every
thing put up for sale under the pane Of Liquors, and
the tr.de has been brought into dIsrepute, and In
order to insur, to those who desire Purerucle, ii
is only necessary for US to say that we Import Direct
all brandies, Wines aud Gins and warrant them per-
feclypurc as originally mported
Ali Bottled LIQUORS bearing the llbcls Of W. ;.
CORWIN 4 o. can be relied unon as beng purt.
E5-Purchasers should no ice that the pa,er ca,
over the cork Is not broken We pay for Bottles itt
bn % o,lr labels on, One Dollar per dozen, wien re-
turned.
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SPIRKS FROM THE WIRES.

Inauguration dry was celebrated in New Or
leans by parade OF the fire department, which
made a very handsome display.
The lower House OF the Maine Legislature
BY vote Of ninety-five to forty-fve refused to
abolish capital punishment.
The Democratic metubers OF both branches
of The Indiana Legislature left their respective
Houses to avoid voting on the fifteenth ameud-
m2n,
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TRAVEL ON TILE PACIFIC RuInoAD STOPPED
By SSow.-On Saturday tho posIoffico depart
ment received telegram from d. b. Bal, spe'
clul agent, dated Laramie City, stating iha5 the
Union Pacific italroad had been blocked up
bv snow for distance of two hundred miles
vest of CHEYENNE during the past fifteen days.
There are thirty 10 forty thous,n pounds OF
mail matter Gu the road.
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wILSoN-Departed this life at Rockford, Michi
gan, on the 18th day of February, 1859. Mrs. Rosa
K. WILSON, OF Georgetown, 8. O., beloved wife o.
JOHN Il. D. WILSON, of Michigan; third daughter Of
JAMES L. and Mrs. a. HOLLAND, and adopted daugh
ter of Mrs. Rosa K. RAINEY. of Georgetown, S. O.,
very small children. her dear husband, aud many
friends to mourn her loss.
See that upward cleaning glance,
Fraught with such unearthly meaning;
Mark her love pass utterance,
AS on Jesus breast she's leaning.
Spirit bright. and pure, and holy.
Thou hast left the beauteous clay;
Up the shining height Of glory,
Softly winged thy fight away. c. d. s.
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EUROPE.
KING Williams OPENING SPEECH.

KING WILLIAMS OPENING SPEECH.
BERLIN, Marcn 4.-Kms William, IN his
speech at the opeuing OF the North German
Punishment, said that it Was tho first duty OF
the North German Confederation to MAINTAIN
peace and friendly relations with the other
powers Of the earth.
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Fahr1larY
FUR PALATKA. FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNAEDINA AND JACKSON.

VIA SAVANNAH, EEhNANDlNA AMI JAOhcONs
VILE.
~-h THE FIRsT-CA5s STEAM RR
Ss&rs7IS13fjIa DICTATOR, Captain L. II. Co1ETTKa,
viii sail from Charleston ever5 1uesdoy EueHfHo ut
Eight O'Clock for the above points -.
The firstclass Steamer 0lTY POINT, Captain WK.
T. MoNELTY, will rail from Charleston every Satur.
day Evenine at Eight O'Clock, for above points,
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savadaah
70. Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, ct whtoh
point steamers connect With New Orleans, MoDile"
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladiug given for Freight to MOBILIZE
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting tcith Fl. S. Hdrfs ttedn:
ers Oclaodhd and Griffin for Suer Springs and Ldes,
Griffin, Ey:t::, Harris and Durham.
All freight p1yable on The wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risk
and expense of owners. ~
For Freight or Passage engagement apply to
]. D. AIKEN & CO., agents,
South Atlantic Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 81
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aBNo CUREl NO PAYl-FORREsr's
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to cure couzhs Group.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat Splitting Of Blood and
Lung Diseases Immediate relief produced. Try
it, If not satlsHed, return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
G.. W. ATMAR. Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
HS- Price s. cents.
February 27 Dto stutnSmos
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sTTO CONSUMPrIVES.-TH ADVER-
TIsER having been restored to health in q few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, snd that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to MAKE
known to his fellow-suferers tue means Of cure.
10 all who desirei. he will send copy OF the pre-
scrption u>ed free OF charger, with the directions
for preparing md using the same, which they Will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tss &c. The object Of the ADVERT er in sending the
prescrpion is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceives TO be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will
cost them nothing on5 may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will pleaee adj
dress Rrv. FDWaED A. wilson,,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
February3 Smos
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agWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyuue Districts OF China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND RLACK TEAS of new seasons.
Which are unrivulcd for their strength and delicacy
Of aavor ne warrant ouc TEAS to bepurc md un-
aduileratcd, aud 10 %I.e general satisfaction. As we
arc onsautly receipt of large cargocs Of Teas. We
are enabled to offer to tho public the finest chops at
q price that many dealers offer inferior Tea at. a
trial and comparison will at once prove th asser-
ton, and it only remains for the public to Judge OF
themselves WM. S. CORWIN L CO.,
No. 275 Kins-sree.
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Special aotitfs.

@CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified
that she is aischarging cargo at Adger's Wharf.
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will be
stored ct expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
March Agents.
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mo- TIE CELEBRATED W. s. C. CLUB
HOUSE GIN, pure, soft and uuequacd-W. 5. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in is pure state
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who use 1t incidentally, as On article that only re-
ul,ircs to be known to be properly appreciated
HD- 81 80 per bottle s15 per ease
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eT BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
unts; remedies he Ill effects OF bad dyes; inviso-
raes and leaves the hair so and beautiful black or
brown, Sold by all Druggists and perfuners; and
properly applied OF Bachelors Wig Factory. No
Boli.street New Tors lyI January
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gBESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON The
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood .rh the humane view OF trcatment and cure,
sent by mail free OF charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, ro1 P. Philadelphia Pa.
I,,rorv On 3mos
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Marritb.

MUNZENMAUR-sEEL-- ThuNday evening
Fehr,1ary 25. b, the Rev. L. MULLER, Mr. w. +.
MTNZENMAUR to Miss W. sEEL, both OF this city
No cards.
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HSJ. S. MARLIN UArE GRUBER q
MARTINI, will be pleased to see his friends and cus'
toners at WIN $. CoRWrN Il CO., No. 275 King
street between Wentworth and Beaufain
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE STATE C4PITIL.

THE LEGISLATURE TO ADJOURN ON THH TWEEN
TIETH NsrANT-THE SENATE PosTPoNEs THE
WINCHESTER RIFLE RESOLUTION INDEFINITE
LY-THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
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@bnuarB.

1NGRAHaM.-Died, after few hours illness. at
his p!antatop Fish Pond Cooper River, on the 2Sth
February, 1869, VIM POs TELL INGRAHAM, In the
si1tleth year of his age.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
CHARLESTON, MARCH 4, 1389.-It Is ordered that
FRIDAY, the 9Th day of March, 1853, be appointed
Sentence Day.
BY order of the Court.
March5 l A. G. RICHMOND, c. G. 8.