The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-24
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COTTON closel in Liverpool shade easier.
-ouu-urIpn'Uun numpoidt Fes!;Tai
arc boing riised at Toledo.
"A guest at Saratoga mistook largo silver
handled diuner kuife for his pocket handker-
ohlef. A policeman. .poluted out the error.
Betting has commenced already on the re-
sui, o. The Harvard and Oxford race. An office
has been opened IN Wal-stroot for the trans.
acti,n Of business. Bets can be arranged"
by oable. on either side Of tho Atlantic.
James Milliken OF Philad alpha, has sue
cessfullv solicited the cooperation OF the
British haet With ths American squadron in
the Chinese waters for their assiatauoe and
prote ction in laying submarine cable along
the cost OF China.
The Newton (Mass.I Journal SAYS TINT
there are intimations that Attorney General
Hoar wall soon vacate his place in the Oabt-
net II 80, he may be selected as the Republi.
oan candidate for Congress in the Seventh
Congressional District. ,.1 +.
Figaro says ''while London raised q monu-
ment to the wealthy American, Mr. Peabody,
the Pope has ordered bust to the Yankee 40
universally honored. On his VOYAGE 10 Rome,
Mr.. Peabody presented to the treasury OF Pope
Plus TX for his poor, 81 600 0G0. a fact curious
TO note Ia that Mr. Peabody is Protestant"
FLate London pauers record a very unu sual
occurrence on Sunday afternoon, in connec-
tion with the burning OF cottage in a certain
section OF that city. After the fire had been
'subdued an investie alton Was ordered, result
ing IN clearly showing tho ignition cause to
have been the sun's rays setting fro to swal.
lows nest under Tho caves.
A SaD FraDctaco c,.rreaoonIonk ~ .&1,o "a
Louis Democrat defends the Chinese against
the charge Of immoralites 30 frequently
brought against them. He says they are ex-
tromely charitable and liberal, honest, cape
oially in small things, temperate and peacea.
bio, and that as residents they will compare
very tavorably with any other GLASS as quiet,
peaceabe. inonenslve men.
The Marquis OF Hertford owns Boulevard
In Paris. and also residences In the Cue Talt-
band and the Chateau do Bag,telle, not to
speak OF hia magnificent picture galferfos,
whiob, affecting Paris, ho intends leaving to
the Prince ImperlaIs In England he has largo
Suffolk estates. Warwiokshire estates. Lon
don Berkley square house, and s,x liyngs
he being seventy, some one will own some
thing ere long.
After the capture Of The burglar who at
tenn oted to rob the house Of The Postmaster
General Mt Elkton. Maryland. the following Iaco
nic note az found in one of the rooms: "Blll
Coleman. New York burglar, spent all day in
your honse. Your liquors are splendid. I
regret to say that 1t was the poorest plaoe I
ever met. Yours truly, William Coleman.
Written when drunk off your liquors, at ten
o'clock at night" @
10 the wine-gr0wing regions of California
wine is cheaper than milk. In Anaheim and
Los Angeles. common vine is but thirty oents
q gallon; milk costs fifty. Even common
strong Wine is buL forty cents In Tuolummo
County large skilled wine-raiser offers over
four thou"and five hundred gallons of excellent
vino at twenty-five cents per gallon. In
Coloma the prlcs Of the two ia the same-forty
cents. In Sonoma, good WINE ia for sale at
forty cents per gallon, Snd milk is the samo
price. ~
The state OF the Preston (England) trade
becomes moIe and moro serious. Another
large failure has occurred, that OF MIR. Ogle.
This is the sixth stoppage in the Preston Dis
triot within as many weeks, bringing to q
stand about 142 600 spindles, and from $500 to
5000 looms and throwing out OF employment
hearl, 1000 operatives in tho various brauohes
OF the lade, including thoae who arc called
"odd hands," There are now nearly half q mil.
lioD spndles and from 5000 to 5000 looms
standing Idle in Preston alone. Emigration
goes on apace. Many weavers receive ..passear
icm thelr relatives on the other sido az f,5a,
Atlantic, the cost OF these beng pnid by tha
American employers, on tho understanding
that the sum is to be refunded in working.
These emigranls are amoog the best Of the
Eorlmen. III,
Extraordinary scenes ina graveyard are
rep rted from Belfast, heland.i The Priyy
Council had ordered tho olos,ng OF the shank-
hill buryiDR ground. except where there could
be seven feet Of earth left above each coffin.
For Two days; until a late hour at night, a
nuaiber OF persons, to evsde this order, took
possession OF the graveyard, auts disInterred
the remains from the oyercrowded graves. Their
object Was to sink tho graves so deep as to en-.
able them TO renter tho cofils, and still retain
the right OF sepulLure in the particular spot.
The soene was OF the most dreadful character:
eof8ns in all stages OF decomposition gero
lying about; and evon undecayed shrouds.
The Mayor ultimately, with police force. ap-
Peared and hivIng cohvinced the people that
shey were aoting Illegally, the graves vero
covered up again. n, es-7i. U
Judge Dent has recelvod long letter from
OF. Senator Brown. OF Mississippi. which ba
nAstens TO publish. Mr.. Brown definos tho
position Of the 30 called Republican, party ~ Ia
the slate, and alludes 10 Biz. Dents prospects
SUBSTANTIALLY % follows: ''They bad alwayb
supposed the President to be In sympathy with
shem and thst MI. Don, would run on the Re.
publican p'atiorm. Thcy reRret the postpone.
ment OF the cleo ION to 60 late day on many
accounts, eommrrnial and other vise. spd are
sorry that the President has allowed himself lo
% persuaded that tho people Of TIC; STATE are
ast M sncere 81 l 10 their profession Of f,tb sani
oya'ty TO the Republican pla form. sThssii Thsesiif |
principal object in selsSlinsl SIR. Dent was TO |
lssnro tue President ol their, sincerity, sup.
aosng e Mr.. Dent 10 bv in full accord with him.
Chey expect to nominate o trokat comnosad on. /