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PACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COmFYv
THROUGH Llhn TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA. AND JAPAN. ~

THROUGH Llhn 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN Il
- CHANGE OF SAILING .DAKai :, " ,
STEAMERS, or IHE ABOVE
HE45S2 line leave Pier No. ~; North River.
.L/EflTH4H@ foot of Csnalstreot, New York st
Gtaeai9a2R Ia O'Clock noon, Of the LIT, 11th and
9Ist Of every month Except when these dates fail
on Sunday, then the Saturday preeeding. .21
Departure OF 1st and 21st connect at PanarA VIZ,
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 1st touch at ManEanfllo
Dsuarturs of 1lth OF each month connects with,
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
nstesmship JAPAN leaves San Frar cisco for CHINA
and Japan May 4, 1859. ...e-,,.
No California steamers touch at Havana, bat 90
direct from New York 10 AspinwalL -. l.iI "a
One hundred pounds baggage FREQ to zach sdune
Medicine aud attendance free.
at the OoMPANY'S TICKET 0FFIOE, on the whaS1
foot of Cansl-street, North River, New Yort-
March 70 1yr r. R. BABY, Agent. i
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CHANGE OE sCHEDULE.

CHANGE OE SCHEDULE.
INLAND RoUTE-ONLY TWO AND HALF
HOURS AT >EA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLRS1 ON AND SAVANNAH SrRAA PACKET
LINE.
-N-A THE sTEAABB PILOT BOY, CAP
EyesSsa:.EESTAIN Fem PgoK VIII leave Accom-
modation Wharf every MONDAY nnd FRIDAY MoRN-
Ne, at o'clock, touching al Beaufort only;
returung leave .avanuah TUESDAY and SATURDAY.,
at O'Clock a. NJ, making tho trip in even hours.
The steamer Fannie. aptaiu AoArR will leage
Charleston every THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock,
touching at Edisto aud Way Land n.ls; returning
leave Savannah FRIDAY, at o'coekP. n.
l,nn OF tho arove boats Will touch at Blufton from
Charleston second MONDAY OF each month, anu re-
turning third FRIDAY OF each month.
JOHN FERGUSON,
bF,rch 10 Accommc cdarion Wharf.
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as-J. s. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER i
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
TONERS at WINS. CORWIN & CO.. No. 275 King
street between Wentworth and Beaufain.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Senate and House Mt Loggorheads-
The Bank Of the State ASain-A Re-
porter for the First Circuit-The In
spection of Fertilizers.

[ERom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
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mNC CURE! NO PAY!-FORRESrs
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat Splitting Of Blood and
Lung Diseases Immediate relief produced. Try
it, if not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
G.. ". AIMAR, Druggist,
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
aS- Price IS cents.
February 27 DAo tuths8mos
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PEOPLES Died at Cedar Grove, Beaufort pis.
trict. .. G.. on the 29th of July, 1869, MA MA.
IiLDA, third chi Of Colonel A. MOD. PEEpLE Es. in
the 2lst year OF her age
She united herself with ,he Baptist Church when
very young and was remarkable for her attention TO
years che always patient and resigned to iesth'
whist enduring excruciating pain she could saw.
Ihy vii. be done;" and. with one OF old, al he
LORD gave, and the Lord hath taken away, blessed
oe the name OF the Lord" She has left this world
o. to participate in songs Of everlasting glory
angels that welcome the righteous home. She has @
walked through the valley Of the SHADOW OF death.
ana was comfor eds and for to be happy hereafter
Tilla. ~ 40 o~A oeio"eo
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. f. A0RuStA Vh1lIUh0 Oh comm uCe0.
(: A~MARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREvENTIvE.-This val
uabe preparation has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have ued II with the most benehciaa results, the
proprietor has been Induced to ofer<it to the pub.
Hc. It Is warranted to cure CHILL.S, AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating ito effects from the system 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen the dtges.
tive organs. induce aa appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It Is purely vEaETAeLE
preparation, and SO harmless that children Of all
ages paaytake 1t with safety. .Xs y tonic MARENGo
has NO superior, and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever. from other cause. Is invaluable
A few doses Ss sufacient to satisfy the most in.
creduIous sufferer Of its virtue and worth. All
who try enc bottle Of MARENGO win be 80 much
paoassd with tts effect, that they viii readily en-
dorss it NO AUMBUG. For evidence Of its eta.
cacy and value. refer to MARENGO circulars. which
sontain certificates Of we'll known and respectable
citizens. M is$ .@
+ MARENGo H. Q, genuine southern preparation.
the proprietor and manufacturer heing anative and
resident u Chariest6ns Il Is fuy guaranteed to
give complete ana universal satisfaotidn..
i 4 NO iHUMRUG. TRY ITS Gsa gi:, 5a -l
e: For sale by all Druggisss. and by DOWIE b
NOISE. corner Meeting and Hssel streets; GOOD.
RtCH. wINEMAN 4 CO., Hayne-street. and @. j..
sLUHN. Druggist. Agent OF Proprietor. corner Of
King and John streets, Charleston, u, @. KS h. .4
: June DAG 3mos
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ME- coxEEDERArE corT0N rLoAN.
Hopes OF am English Bondhol Her. er,.. e

TO, THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON POST.
g SIR-It has been asserted that these bonds
would act as set-off against the Alabama
claims, and this may be their ultimate fate;
TO admit that our claims, which are founded
first, on tho American government having
seized the cotton which was hypothecated for
their u payment; second. on the governnffent OF
Ing forcibly interfeyed to compel the Southern
states to repudiate their, obligations to the
bondholders. On both or either Of these causes
the United States Government are bound. &C
corting to the law OF nations, to pay these
bondsA ut sss s.dial yss,5 81 b III p .ss q.
think, therefore, it will be admitted that
aatR1ggh ehsy may, for the sake of burning al
land TN oblivion. be set OFF against the damages
done. by the Alabama. they stand, on tnterna-
taonal and equitable groundss ON . far higher
eHces arising out Of the late. war are concern
ed, should be glad to see the matter adinst-
cd; but l protest against our equitable and
legal claims depending In any way on the set
tlement OF the Alabama claims, which, ,ainr an,
international point, OF view, can only be- paid
as On! act Of grace. Het53as l.Ts Al 5a.,,.1rE,
I The holders IS Coptederate cotton bonds.
CO., the only, foreign loan the Confederate
States contracted-have only to exercise q lit-
tie tno1e patienoe and THAR Claims will be paid
BY the Southern States themselves. The dis
ipudiate the debt, which shsy held more more sacred
than any other as point Of honor to pay, Oan-
not last much longer. The South are begin
n''ng to - breathe again, and they wiz obtain
negroes; and as prosperity advances, anf more
hospital is required Tor them to cultivate their
estates. the arst thing they will do 10 70 turn
os s sna
What would Be three ar four millions ster
apg divided .,n smeng he Southern statesp Be-
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WASHINGTON G. GOSSIP.
southerR RecOnstructiOm Tho ID m
Movement I'm >MtssfssippfEPre Presidenl
Grant and the II adicaIs.

The Washington correspondent OF the Balt-
more Gazette writes, under date Of the list
instant:
The status Of the President in respect to the
new party movement is not definitely settled.
Notwithstanding the positive assertions OF the
hadlca' press; He II fully committed IN writ
no doubt, however, he has permitted the mem
bers OF his Cabinet to pursue what course each
may see proper to mark out Tor himself indi-
vidually. The best evidepce that the Cabinet
iS not unit upon this all-importapt point is
that the Secretaries OF State, War and Interior
cannot be prevailed upon to endorse the rene-
!. General Dents father learn. GOES little
beyond the platform OF the Mississippi ere
publican Conservatives" The General himself
slRnihcaDtly approves OF the latitude granted
by the President to the extremists, aud it is
nlshed rope Ylth a design. No one here be-
Eeves that General Grant is 1nimical 20 the
election Of bis hrother-ln- law to the Governor
ship 81 mississippi. The !atter's success is
in Tennessee. fsE7 49, n -
deep incent We is therefore attributed to
our excellent Chiet MAGISTRATES; BY commit
GpE .he % extremists 10 the prcscriDtive dogmas
y apon se sea paotSog o Sg
father-in-law and brother-in- law In MIsslsslppi.
and recognizing the plan Of the. 'Conserva-
eos to gnoainions dseat ali yssd sHe sS sep
who threaten his administration With disaster
IN the future. Tt is a splendid lsnesse. and
worthy . TAlleyrand in his pailniest days.
Greeley sees where all this will end, and has
laid anNAnchof 70 windwafd =.
General Grant mas been mu.h underratei / as
q poiitlcian. Boutwell, was put upon him
against his will, under q threat 'of rejecting
other nominations. The diemissal of the i'm
pudent ftnanc1aI minister. now would merely
anticipate events, without deme,ishing tho
Yankse wire-pnllers who intrnded him upon an
assumed unsophistIex&ed soldier l4sAk wedge ia
now being driven through the v8ryi heart of
the party, and the atiroit direotortot the pro-
cess does it in a manner tn It. forces encomi.
ums from the very men who have sthe greatest
reason i TO deplors the catastrophe Is blood
thicker than water? 1'na5
!, The President left town abruptly. While
ne mere ne vas mcomrnonly tAcitukn. Nothing
OF Importance was even mooted lin Cabinet
council. Virginia politicians Interested IN the
ias 1ase movements give ominous mods of congratu.
nigh. ..7, go o. = ~
70 very few weeks tit may be-Aavsl pol;ti.
cal ne ws of more decided character may be
markably duh. 80
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SPARKS FROM 4zE WIRES.

Hereafter all customs blanks and forms win
be furnished from Washington. ,.. ~
The repositories are instructed to withhold
greepback legal tenders from circulation. (. i
The revenue authorities contemplate closing
distillation in Phladelphia. in order to start on
Howe's basis. Il Nsa ts4, H ssjf9,
The Greek Arm Of Rhodercaaohi 4 Frsngli-
ade, in New York have failed. Their l,abili.z,
Hes are unknown, ID 4 NJ efl G ~
Mayor Hall, Of New Yorhs presided, n over ~.
Esdsge Tsrpmany NESTING last evening. which
protested against the course Of the admins.
Etratioa ;yessrding Amsricana e0nAned in Cuba
and Ireland. .tar:3l oassrs T & ossaf>sna Can
b The Britssb man-of.wnr Eclipse. ..whichAr-
rived atk kHailfax, N. g., yesterday from thessic
Arsnde, lost her commanded, first lieutenant,
and sixteen others by yellow fever. The ship
BarrscoutA arrived ~ the same time with fsysx
On board. 40 2. sssstsSasi'a N'Yky Vi@a5el YssAl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

THE NEW GOVERNMENTAL CHANGES IN FRANCE.
PARIS, August 8.-The draft of the Senatus
|Consultum, which has been completed, gives
the Emperor and Corps Legislatie the initiative
in making laws. The Cabinet and ministers
can be members OF the Corps Legislatif. The
|sittings Of the Senate are to be public, and
each body is to make it's own internal 1egula-
tions. Both Chambers have the right to ad-
dress interpretations to the government. No
amendment to a law is to be adop led unless
previously referred to committee charged
with the duty OF examining the project and Of
communicating it to the government. II The
latter does not accept it, Council OF State
will then pronounce definitely on the subject.
The budget is to be submitted by chapters
and articles. Notifications of the tarff and
postal service by international treaties are
made obligatory only BY laws enacted for that
purpose. vtiIs, .s III +
.tio REDUCTION OF GABLE RATES. M
BRKsT. July 3i.-To the Associatea Press /:
The directors Of the French Telegraph Com.
pany beg you 10 be their fnaSluni FOR exptess-
ing their gratitude to the press, who have SO
kindly and effectually seconded their efforts.
This company will begin business on the 5th
OF August with a reduction Of say twenty per
cent on present tariffs, also giving further
facilities. which they hope will be appreciated
blythe public. Press dispatches will, OF course,
be half price. Further details will be- publish
led by our agent. ~ F. A:s.
t,l THE SPANISH REVOLUTION, f}t1E
MADRID, August 8-The Captain General
lot Madrid has addressed q letter to the de-
gent, serrano, and General Prim, in which he
|says: II took part in the revolution, hoping
to see morality. law and justice succeed to for
|mer abuses. It is now ten months since the
revolution was Accomplished. Ny hopes have
been deceived. Greater abuses. immortality.
and fdeplorable anarchy prevail, disorders to
which it is absolutely necessary to put an end.
The constitution having proclaimed monarchy,
the immediate choice of king is indispens-
able. II the government does not shortly con-
|sider the question, shall abandon all hopes
las to the contamination Of the revolution and
retire to private life." sg.4
This letter was read in the Council of Minis.
|ters, and created q profound impre sson.
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
DRESDEN, August 3.-Three hundred per-
sons were killed outright, in colliery accident,
Pn the mountains near this city.
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THE RAkAGU.AYAN WAR.

Rio JANK1Ro, August S.-The allies have
failed in their movement on Villa Rica, losing
|Sheir rear guard. Lopez was. however, unable
Ito follow up his advantage; but his position in
the mountsins prevents the. allies from making
|reconnoiaapces. 4. .tfsS Er,as
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TIE KENTUCKY ELECTxON--A DEN
OCRATXC VICTORY.

LOUISVILLE. August 8.-several pistol rows
offended the election yesterday, but no one was
killed. In the city the Democratic major ity is
$3.50. In the State 1t will probably reach 5O,-
200. The Republicans claim from fifteen TO
twenty members Of the Legislature. 4i-Gfas
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AEABAMA ,HEECYT0w,

MONTGOMERY. August 3.s-This city gives
Buckley, Radical. sos2, and Worthy. Democrat.
1O15 for Congress. 's1q@s7 h l7 !;
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SHERlDAN.-Died on the 2Sth of July, JOHN
FRANCIS, infant con of THOMAS Francis ana MAnY
EiLEN SHEBDAN, aged mouths and 26 days
Low parents mourn not for thy che rtshed babe
reposes sWaey In the arms or Jesus, who b "a said
them not, for OF such is the singdonn Of Heaven
EN&NAN
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CUBAN NEWS HIA WAsHrNarow


WASHINGTON, August 3.-The Cubans have
oMcial advlces to the 26th ult. The Cubans.
n Inc recent engagements, made quite mum.
Dor OF prisoners. which prevents the imme-
diate slaughter OF captured Cubans, aud Sc
cures their proper treatment. This modifca-
lion extends to captured flibusters. Q1esada
has completely destroyed the communication
with Puerto Principe. Sickness in the city
alone prevents it's occupation. Several efforts
q Latona TO-, open his communications have
d1sastrals sasfeats tSss Spanish loss
sfeBle that OF the Cubans. - - -
Latona's effective force In Nuevitas and the
sntire district Is about four thousand. Que
hada's is nearly nine thousand, we'll armed and
disciplined, and the men are prepared to ad-
vance when the health OF the coast permits.
Pordan has had several defensive fights. in all
Pf which the Spaniards were repulsed, with
proportionally great loss. At Villa Clara, the
Ppaniards left two hundred dead, with their
arms, ammunition wagons, ordnance and pro-
vision trains, Another expedition to Trinidad
10 take possession of certain marked plantations
was nearly destroyed. Eighty were killed aud
three hundred captured. The number of Span.
ards engaged In this fight was shout thirteen
hundred; the Cubans were seven hundred and
Sixty. Jordan reports himself and troops in
excellent condition. and asserts that his com
mand are equal to three times the number op-
posed to him. He says they are we'll organic
ed. we'll drilled and win Aght like demons. His
force is daily increasing by recruits. He ex-
presses entire confidence in SUCCESS. s rr
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TIE FIRST, BALE.

NEW CRLEANs August 3.--The Arst bale Of
the new cotton crop has been rsesivet from
XeXaes l.ifg al.as ga ~ ..sa sur l NJ .snn
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for the benefit Of the Orphans in charge of the Sis
terra OF Mercy, will take place at Mr. MILES DRAkns
store. corner Of King and Liberty streets at Six
oclook. his EVENING. August
1% APPEAL OF THE HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE coMPANY-oHA AUaUsTs 1859.
The officers and members Of the HOPE FIRE EN-.
CINE COMPANY would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Charleston, that their present hand en-
gine Is very much out Of repair and will require
large outlay OF money to put 1t In good working
condition. They feel satisfied that 1t would be use
less expenditure Of money to repair hand engine at
this time. especially when steam takes precedence
over that which requires manual labor. The engine
DOW in use has been in active service for over
twelve years. n,5 4tt.sr
In consideration Of the above stated facts. they
have resolved to purchase substantial steamer
located In one Of the largest and weahiest wards of
the city Ward No. T. They feel confident that the
services OF such steamer would be much more re.
quisite than hand engine in times OF conflagraton
and for th purpose they have concluded to appeal
to our citizens for aid to carry out their plans It
has been long time since this company has called
spsn " .as a rusa!s .aE sssm
man IN oas @ SO aaons was saken nom its
treasury to make the purchase.
q The following COMMITTEES nave been appointed 10
canvass Wards OF the city to solicit sub
scrptions from such Of our citizens as appreciate
the servcesof men who risk their lives in attempt
ing to save property without receiving any personal
benefit whatever, save the satisfaction Of knowing
that they are employed In doing good for their fellow
creatures in time Of emergency: b. p. SEYMOUR,
WILLIAM BROOKBANKS. Jr., JOHN KENNY, n.
T. PETREc GEORGE BURKE. J. II. Bake, F.
PUCKHABER. L. LIPMAN. ="
W. II. SMITH,
|sIE preaident Hopa Fire Enoine Companv
Chairman OIL
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Spefial Motiees.

~THE REV. J. L. GIRARDEAU, D. D.,
viii preach ID. Wy in sum1aerville TINS EVENING,
4th inst. at qua"ter.raat Eight O'Clock.
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Shipping.
EXCURsJONs, Ewx,1,

EXCURSIONS! EXCURSIONS,
~ THE FINE FAST SAILING vAcrr
~ ELLA ANNA the Champion Of tha inUai az. q.
" Is % now ready and prepared to make reania;r
..-'ss. trips thus aGordng opportunitv to ~,
who may wish to visit points of ntsrost in or 10 al
tiful harbOr 40 o1h "eau-
For passage. apply to the Captain on Union Wharf.
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THE LAST RAILROAD HORROR.

A Train of Cars ProCipitated Thirty
Feet and Consumed by Fire-Twenty-
fave Persons Killed, Wounded and
NIissing-Loss Estimated at s5OO,000-
Thrilling Details. ,at
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!, SsrROUsE TIE SYSTEM. 1T Is A SAD
thing TO pass through life only half alive. Yet thers
are thousands whose habituaf condition Is one Of
lansour and debility. They complain Of no specific
disease; they sasss &C positive pains but they have
NO relish for anything which affords mental or sen.
sual pleasure to their more robust and energetic
felow.beings. 44 w,u . ~. D.
In nine cases out Of ten this state Of asstude and
torpor arises from Q morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy OF both MUD and body When
the waste Of nature is not supplied by q due and
regular asslrnilstion Of the food, every organ IT,
starved. every function interrupted
Now, what does common sense suggest under
Shese circumstances Of depression The system
needs rouslng and Strengthening; not merely for an
heur two, to sink afserward into more pisiable
condition than ever as II aesuredly would do II an
ordinary alcoholic stimTisnt were xssortsd to) bat
radically and permanently. iisssi 3l.'e ,
How IL this desirable object to be accompli shed
The answer to this question, founded on the unvnry-
Ing experiences OF quarter Of century Is easily
given. Infuse new yigor into the digestive organs
BY course Of fHOSTETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERS.
DO not waste time IN administering temporary rem
edies. bot wake the system up by recuperating the
fouhtainhcad OF physical strength and energy, tho
great organ up,n which all the other organs depend
for their nurture sssi support. s',1 W @&
BY tse tima that dozen dcses OF tss great vpgste
bie tonic and invgorant havebeen taken the fssble
frame 81 te dyspeptc VIII begin to feel its bsnis
fnasnce. Appetite win ss srssssa. snd witt
te the capacity 80 digest whsttt graves. perseveRe
until the cure is heaitbfl blood az
10 the material and sauacle bone and nsrxs.
and brain. hcws through the channels Of oarystas
HON instssd Of the Watsry pAbdsam with which tsy
ehays heretofore bsan impsrieosiy Aeurashsd.
%s 6oly al Slti -. as uAf ~ asss.jR
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c. vs.s,11 Dnr Dhv1E, dged seventeen years and
DAvIs. " " "
"When those we love are snatched awav
BY deaths resstlese hand,
Our hearts the mournful tribute pay,
That friendship must demand.
How short the race our friend has run.
Cut down in all her bloom,
Ihs course but yesterday begun
Now 6nished In the ,ornb."
How short seems the time eince our young friend
$1,000 amongst us in the pride of health and beauty
cross that dark river from whence no one has ever
resnvned: She was of mild and gentle disposition,
9litcd with qualities to make life pleasant Long
Will she be remembered by those who now mourn
ner early loss Death did not wait for that graceful
10 ,orm oe nowea with age or sor1ow, but took her
angel band whose golden hsrps are ever strung.
goyfu''y was rhe wei 'omed TO that heavenly home.
mas shs ret TO rise again with renewed "brilancy'
A FRIEND.