The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-08
NEWS or TIE DiT.
Gold at Now YORK yrsicrdaY closel. sto;,,

Gold at Now York yesterday closed steady
At 23,:.
--ll,r t;c'r York cotton market closed ,,csvy
and iowoT. sa,cs 700 baics a: CSC
~: LivcrnHol cotton closed ,!vII Upl,nde
1854; oroaEs iiM. Salcs 5000 ha,cs.
--HirIno1tli Churoh pa;s $1,000 for nlia:. End
sl2,ia FOR Hccchcr.
-lac Jews =. st. rc.cnbwrg have outa,uci
permission - hrnd synGc 1aic. iiie ii ST l.. t.c
Etn'-c.
~ High C.irrc;, Revival movement in l.oalon
eomn,crnal November 18th in auuut scycat,
.e'nrcho-.
-; 81 considered sinGuac iha; Anciican
'a'ss sh3'I'h he invtc. TO Con.re.gnc for tic
f7st ,'ae in E:iscn!cs absence.
--:n Eng.ishmail beat seven French vc;ocipe-
is:S ron Paris to Houcn. seventy eight miles.
non: IL III ten and q half houfs.
The New YORK Commercial Advertiser an.
iiaanccs, on authority. that Tinsiow Weed la,
rc'!sn;i from political and journalistic life.
''-noil the papers Ia Somerset County, Pa, are
oNnvl by Two Partners OF different politics. Each
td's Tie paper in whose principles hc bclicTcc,
AID the profits are div. .dcd.
The E:amcnicai Council O. lie Vatican
vii! he formally opened L: Rome to-day. About
niac :.ndrcd patriarci,s, arcibs!lops and bishops
VII participate in the C,uncll
IA Iow religious society, calling itself the
GhDrch OF Progress. has been inaugnratcd at
81. Georgo's Hall, London, by Mr. r. Baxter Lang.
ley. The master spirits Of it arc John Stuart;
NIL, Lrrd hmberiey, and Sir John Browning.
Miss!ssippI and Texas icturns, thnUg!; not
yet complete. seem to leave no doubt That General
hccrn, The Republican cand date Tor Governor in
Mississippi, and General Ulniton, the Conscrva-
tivc Republican candidate for the samc position
ip rcxae are each elected Ivy large nlajoritlcs.
"A White woman lii Louisiana !lNs BEEN Hiiia.
ted rs priestess Of tho vaudoo Order. The cerc-
moRy coBsis! cd o! M .acanation, In which tic
noviiaic danced clad Il, single white garment,
within q charmed circle o. hcet Loncs ANA ssc.c.
ions, toads' feet nah spiders, witt, ca.,ph,r ana
Kerosene oil sprinEied :bout.
The Negro firl Maiinda MorGGn, who burned
10 death hc inlunt child o: Mr. lieury Croascy, OF
Bedford Caunty, Va, WAS tried Ivy the County
Court On Saturday lst found guilty OF nnrslcr In
the !l-s; degrcr, ana sentenced to he hung T,is
was ono Of she most dinbeical crimes ever ncr-
potrai"1. In the absence Of the family a!e r.ncc,i
tpe child GA the trc a.i ke:I IL there Uatu It's
,tln!fs were burned OF.
Professor AGassh has lately been accused OF
having Gh;cocd 20 the Enok or Genesis lie no,7
explains hat [. iS not Gcnesis which, he dlsbr.
Ncvcs. bat the Interpretation OF it That is lie
thiaSs ils. The sociological Interpretation Of the
BOO. o! Genesis giYin, six thousand years as the
age Of the world was o nind.ancc 20 The undc,- :
atnn1nG oi geological evidence. and no enc who
started with tii.a idea, md allowed his researches
to be inilnenced by II, could be . Geolo2ist.r
Trouble Is apprc:cndrd in Uinh. II il we'll
known That the Mormons have always bitterly
opposed any intel1crcncc with their peculiar in
slltntion on the part OF the National Government,
and they have frequently asserted that they would
not accept any Federal laws tending The aboli-
ton CT posygaEny. One OF the prominen. Mormon
elders recently said In meeting OF the fnthrul
thnt Brigham Yo1ag's people were ready 10 tikc
MP arms and shed Blood Il necessary. rather than
snbn To tho hnrHh rule OF the Gcntles or TO lose
Ncir right 20 have Gs many wives as ;hey pleased
He claimed that there was no d!sscniiun among
the followers IF Young in regard - 'i,e question
OF permitting Congress 20 destroy their daa.IIncs
hy lrG!s!a:!nn--;lat they vera ur;tvdly In favor
ofpr"cctlug the aGciyc Ggaua. ANY such ..G.ic,i,
even 10 tilr declaration cf has.i.ii.cs. Uc lict!.
toned tGa! tic approximations OF Ito Mpfnons
were greatly aroused by ii.e strong an,i.puiygaDy
sentiments widCh were uttered bY Viccpre,idcn:
C0faI du:iH., i,!. late visit TO Salt Lake Ciiy IN
comnany w.;h !;-. Albert u. Rit'.si dson and Gov.
ernor lirtss. %! Illinois. III fnr;hcracc OF such
views, canip o! hftccn thousand men, well sup.
plch will. IrnIS and munnioia OF war has been
formed la the vicinlty OF Salt Lake. The war De-
pnrtmcnt have issued orders for the Immediate
strengthening of our garrsons.
Tho New York Star dearrbce some OF the
pecul!ariiics OF tho leading newspaper men Of
that city. hfr lennett Of the Herald, 1t says.
ALWAYS rises when ialEng, and rarely talks loud
HeEcvor cared for social pleasures. and Indulge,
frequently In Scotch profanity. Mr. Greeley, OF
the Tribune, IL vain 70 Ge ,rec; he dress.s In
cicanIy garincnta, but arranges them with scru.
pnlous regard TO noo.Iciy; lie is fond of atten
tIon. aa,l las la,l al Office fitted up In the front
,sfhia building. where, with curtains drawn up
he .Gt the gas turned full OH, SO That ho may b,
scen--n thought-by ali who pass; he affects O
sQucac. Rnd swcars terribly. Mr.. Dana, Or tht
Snn. in,uscs IN veloclpedes. military clUak anf
sru!i CAP; lie III, weak eyes, ani. as.!E. back In
his chair, has prnais read to him. While he clieni
thc pleasant cul OF fancy. Mr.. Marble or tho
W2rltl. Affects ,etccncc; when people praise hin
for ono Of lInr!bur.r articles, lie sml'es AM
mdkss believe II In 6, Ilo q ,'nt Ike the nainc
Noses, so he dsolp:d Is; he d dn't fancy til,
Aonnd %, Malone 30 no dropped thns h'
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