The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30

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Ting aas accomplished very quietly, lest the
Niles;an gentlemen employed ut these estab-
ljshmepts should make . noise about 1t. There
ianoshfng OF the 'coolie, about these strangers,
nor do they belong to what the californians
call the ,sriE.raf, lhis fret instaiment Of The
coming fiood was not brought here by Sing.
Nan nor Koopmanschaaps nor any other whole
sale oontxsoe6r, but by tho proprietor of pro-
mfnent intelligence Office in Broadway. Their
wages are n per mouth, with board, the first
year; 40 the seoood year. with promise ct
better terms from that time forward il the ar
rangemeat ia mutually agreeable"
Some weeks ago. an informal meeting OF
the oolored mech .nlcs Of Washington was held
for the purpose Of beginning be organization
Of National Colored den's Trades Union.
Committees we're selected and letters sent ali
ovsr the country. explaining the object OF the
meeting and asking cooperation. On Friday,
q person interested IN the matter received q
letter from the president Of a oolored mems
trades union inMacou, Ga, saying that they
ware fully crganised and willing to aid their
brethren here. The writer says the colored
mechanics are we'll organized for protection
throughout the Slate. but they find it impossi-
BILE 10 secure justice from the white population,
and that convention Of colored mechanics Is
called to msst ID Maoon. In October, to devise
means for emigration TO the Northwestern
Statas and Terfitories. A committee has been
appointed 10 visit the Northern cities for the
purpose Of securing some competent persons
10 interest themselves In the matter, and aid
the colored people Of Georgia to migrate West
in colouiee.
The New York correspondent Of the Phila-
delphla Ledger writes: Gentlemen who pro-
fess to represent the interest Of the Cuban
Junta 10 this olty plo;ess TO be very j-bilant
about some news wh oh they profess to have
ust received What It is ls secret they keep.
10 themselves; but they oondesoeud 10 assure
% that thugs have now taken such turn DIP
lomatically q 10 leave no doubt that BY Christ
mas nsxs the ever-falthIul isle will be it's own
master. aud free from the domination Of the
detested Don,. All this. now, ID rather Dephic;
but some Of the long-hesded gentry IN Wall
street interpret 1t as an indication that there
must be somethmg in the cable rumors about
. treaty at Madrid for the cesslon Of the island
to the Unlted States. rhev thnk 1t quite
likely, moreover, that the Cuoans here NAV be
In receipt, per cable. OF I'M ortant inteIligasfe
that nobody else has, inasmuoh as Mr.. Sickles
10 known 10 be on Intim ite terms with some
OF them. In any event. at ths next Cabinet
meeting at Washington the expeotation is that
the country will be treated to a first class SEN
cation"
"A terrible tragedy occurred in Philadel-
phla, on Tuesday morning, near the scene Of
the 1rvitohell murder. The family Of Mr.
Thomas l.. Evans sssen. bled ut breal1fast ct
the usual hour. and during the progi ess of
the meal the strange behavior OF a son, named
Marshall Evans. was freely discussed. It had
BEEN determined that the father. after bre k.
fast. should visit the family physician, DR.. Van |
Dyke ID order to prvoure certificate of the |
sons mental condition, on which he could bs |
rem ved TO an insane Asylum. Just as the |
was CONCLUDED Marshall came
INTO the breskfsst-room and toUk bis seat at |
he table. HH father bide him good morning
,ut he made no reply to this sautation. and it
sas Inspected by all present that be had over
,eard the conversation. he, ate heartily. and
[hlIe he WAS thus engaged his father left the
oom 70 change his dressing-gown for coat,
nd procuring his hat, Mr.. Evans started