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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26
CUBAN AFFAIRS

RESIGNATION OF THE UNITED STATES CONSUL
GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE GOVERNMENT
TROOPS -OUrRAaEs OF THE INSURGENTS I'M
TERRUPTIoN OF ALL WORK ON THE SUGAR
PLANTATIONS.
HAVANA, February 25.--The resignation of
the Unitei states Consul-G eneral has been nc
cepted. Commandant Kessell, Cuban COM
manding the Sixth Regiment Of Volunteers. has
been superseded. A transport from Spain has
arrived with six hundred chasseurs Attention
has been called to the law which makes peo-
pie who have been residents here for FIVE years
subjects OF Spain.
After capturing La Guanaja, an expedition
left to raise the seige OF Puerto Principe. The
men were we'll armed and equipped, and Sc
we're engagement was expected.
Advices from Santa Cruz report that the in
surgents had attacked Guzabal, taking prov: .
eicns and o numbtr OF horses
Advices from Santiago do Cuba report that
OF eighty plantations in that district, only ten
were grinding cane. There are neither labor.
ere or cattle In that valley y
A dispatch from Manzani1la reports that a
largo body OF Insurgents had Attacked @ con
roy at Yara. The reports Of the resTIt are
contradictory and unsatisfactory.
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summer rose, and fresh as the star Of morn
ing. Her mon are warm-hearted, staunch in
every friendship, and have besides keen
mercantile perception which enables them to
seize the golden opportunity and bring
fortune to their feet. There is as much
integrity and enterprise in the merchants
and business men as there is purity and
sprightliness in their wives and daughters;
and with men who are brave and wSnen who
are chaste and fair, Mobile need fear naught,
whether in the race for individual. honor or
lasting mercantile fame. And with her she
carries the good wishes and God-speed OF the
presses Of the South. They will watch over
and aid her; and now and hencefortlI, Mobile
will find no better champions in her Battle for
financial lite than those who have. been her
guests, aud who feel that they can never do
enough to show their anpreciatioS of the
priceless kindness vi her people.
will send you tomorrow a condensed re-
port ofthe proceedings Of the conversion. d.
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EUROPE.

sPAIN-REsIaNAT1oN OF THE PROVISIONAL Gov-
ERNMENT-sERnANo ENTRUSTED wITH FULL
EXECUTIVE POWER BY THE ooRTEs-NEw Gov
ERNoR-GENE sAL FOR CUBA.
MADRID, February 23.-In the Constituent
Cortes, yesterday, serrano, Pine Minister,
officially announced the resignation OF the
Provisional Government. General Prim, in
an address assured the House that the late
dynasty would never reascend the throne.
Topete, Minister Of Marine, asked the House
to pass an act Of indemnity for the navy, for
its acts during the recent revolution. The
House passed vote Of thanks to the retiring
provisional government, although the Repub-
Ecan members opposed it with unsnimity,
The House also, by large vote, entrusted Mar
shal Serrauo with full executive powers for the
time being, and granted him authority to form
new ministry. General Caballero de Roda
is to succeed Dulce as Governor-GeneraI Of
Cuba.
The press of this city almost unanimously
condemn the movement for q union Of Spain
and Portugal under the old na1le of Iberia,
which has been recently contemplated.
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AEFAIRS IN THE STATE.

LexiMgtem.
r. w. Derrick has been appointed o mayis-
trate for Lexington County.
AuMtere
The County Commissioners Of Sumter have
undertaken the repair OF the bridges in that
county.
Edgeheld,
Jesse MurTell colored, convicted OF highway
robbery, at Edgeheld Court, and sentenced to
two years imprl sonment was pardoned by the
Governor, upon the opinion by the Judge that
the verdict was unjust and not sustained by
the evidence. r
&r Clarendon.
Mr.. Evans Mathis, near the Santee River, in
Clarendon. killed FIVE wild turkeys at one shot,
few days since. .s d
The Press 10 agisating for railroad to con-
meet Manning either with the Wilmington and
Manchester hailroad, or with the Northeastern
Railroad.
\ Newberry.
Mr.. Sanl. n. Chapman, promising young
lncmber Of the Newborry bar, died on the 21st
instant. sSAg2I
The locomotive and express car Of the down
passenger train Of the Greenvile and Coium-
bia Railroad ran off the track, on tuesday,
near Pomaria, and one OF the nremen was
slightly scatded. A train was sent seot up
from Columbia, and brought the passengers
through. 3s5 ~
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Bliss and Masterman, the two Americans
| imprisoned by Lopez in Paraguay, have arriv
| ed in New York.
General Grant is said to receive letters
and pamphlets addressed to him on financial
and other subjects to the amount OF six hun
dred pounds daily.
Among the Mormons, at Will ,msburg, N.
Y, is an old one of sixty years, who has eleven
wives, the youngest being only thirteen years
old, and already mother.
--Bladensburg, the famous duelling ground
near Baltimore was again used for that pur-
pose last Wednesday. A judge and an ex-rebel
fought with pistols, the latter being woun.
ded.
1T is said that General Grant has not yet
commenced the preparation Of his inaugural
address. Those best qualified to Judge are OF
the opinion that but little time will be req uired
to write his address, as it will be lily
brief, and directly to the point.
Despite the protest Of Bishop Whitehouse,
or the Diocese, Bishop Cummings, Of Ken
tucky, preached in Chicago Illinois, on Sun
day. Bishop Whitehouse is High Church, and
Bishop Cummings Low Church. The latter in
his discourse Sunday evening denounced Ritu-
alism.
General Grant, in declining to ride with
President johnson during the inauguration
ceremonies, is following tho example of John
Quincy Adams, who declined to ride with his
successor, Andrew Jackson, ON account of the
Miss Eaton scandal. Jackson rode to the can
itol alone.
A well-known Californian Irishman, named
James M. Quinn, has turned out to be an
Irish earl. The papers, proving his right to his
title and his estate, were preserved for many
years by an old negressin Charleston. Quinn
is about to sail with o lawyer to claim his heri-
tage. He will be the Pa of Dunraven.
In the House, assSMonday, motion to in
crease the salary dfv:the President to forty
thousand dollars wassrejected. Butler, in op-
posing it, said that the President was now fur.
nished with ca free house, fuel, light SER
wants, &c. He was furnished with free music.
and free people to listen to the music"
Tho National Theatre, in Washington, was
used on Sunday night for religious purposes.
and an English preacher, named Sharman. pre-
sided. In the course Of his remarks, he allu-
ded to President Johnson as s'the man who
had his trunks packed for Tennessee" and q
portion of the audience Kissed. He then in
dulged in strong denuuciation Of the Presi-
dents abuse of the pardoning power in Demp-
sey's case, whereupon half OF the audience rose
to their feet and hissed him and then depar-
Ted.
The Philadelphia Press tells what the
members OF the present Cabinet propose to do
after the 4th Of March. Seward is still ambi-
tious, and will undertake new role as tourist
and navigator. McCulloch will migrate with
his family to New York. Randall will remain
in Washington and practice law. Welles will
90 home Washington life being too lexnan-
sive. Browning is inclined to remain in Wash
ington Evarts, if he leaves the Cabinet, will
return to New York, Of course, and Schofeld
will be subject to orders as IN army officer.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

THE CLOSING DAYS OF THE sEssION-THE sUF-
FRAaE AMENDMENT AT LAST ADoPTEp-CvF-
FEE FAILS TO GET THE RIGHT TO HOLD
OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-IN THE SENATE,
the bill was passed repeating the act requiring
the General of the Array to have his headquar-
ters in Washington, and the President to issue
all orders through him. &
In THE HOUSE, the bill authorizing nickel
cents was passed.
The Finance Committees report on the Con-
sular bill was considered. It provides CON-
mission at small salaries. Butler advocated
the report warmly, but it was defeated by a
vote offorty-fve to one hundred and two. A new
conference was asked on the Suffrage amend.
ment; and it was moved that the House recede
from it's amendment and agree to the Senate
proposition, which was adopted, yeas one hun
dred and forty-three, nays thirty three. The
following is the resolution: 'sThe right Of the
citizens of the United States to vote shall not
BE denied Or abridged hys stha limited States or
any state, on account Of race, color or previ-
GUS condition of servitude.''
The consideration of the Legislative Appro-
priation bill was continued to the recess
The Senate bill relieving manufacturers Of
naval machinery for the government from tax
alton was passed.
The Joint resolution, providing that Congress
shall. meet at three CLOCK, instead of noon. on
the 4th of March. was passed.
The Army appropriation bill was considered
to the recess.
Osborn introduced bill granting lands in
Florida for the construction Of road from
Pensacola to Louisville
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, February 25.-In the case Of
James Grant, on trial for killing n. Rives Pol
lard, several hundred citizens having been
questioned and only two found who had not
formed an opinion, the sheriff was directed to
summon citizens from Alexandria and Norfolk
In the Circuit Court to-day, charter was
granted Joseph Finnegan and other oitlzens Of
Georgia and Florida to build telegraph lines
through and in Virginia, the capital stock not
to exceed million and half
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Marrie0.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday. 23d
February at st. Johns English Lutheran Church in
this city by Rev. w. w. HICKS D. d.. W HADLRY
JACKSON, q. g. N, and Miss JOSEPHINE DEF y N.
TAME.
AGKSON-TRTSTAs.-0n Saturday. February
18th, at st. LOUIS Church New Orleans by the
Reverend Father PERoE, THOMAS JACKSON, OF
Charleston, 3. c., to Mre. A. TRISTAS Of the former
city.
YATE5-BYERs.-on the evening Of tho 25th
instant, by Rev. VIM. b. YATES, JOSEPH YATES,
M. d., to Miss ANNIE O. p only daughter of the
late Captain JOHN BYERs. all of Charleston, 8. g.
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FIRES IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-Two heavy
tires occurred last night, destroying planning
mill on Rampart-sreet and seven dwelling
houses on Bienville-street. Insurance $50, 900;
loss twice as much.
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MARCH FoURTn-aENERAL LEGISLATIVE BUsI-
NEss-THE CHARLESTON ELECTION BILI-THE
HOUSE MAKES ASSURANCE DoUBLY SURE.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS
COLUMBIA, February 25.-THE SENATE con-
Cured In the House resolution, that no bills
or resolutions Of perm anent character be in
troduced after the LIST Of March.
The bill to incorp ,rate the South Carolina
Building Association, No. q, was passed and
sent to the House..
The title to the University bill was changed
TO an act, and ordered to be enrolled
The resolution to adjourn sine die on the 4th
Of March was adopted, and sent to the House
for concurrence.
The following bills received second reading
and were ordered to be engrossed: bill to
charter Cherry's Ferry over the Seneca River;
bill to authorize ths City Council Of Charles
ton to levy certain taxes; bill amendatory OF
an act to regulate the manner Of disbursing
funds by certain officers; a bill to establish
public ferry in York County; bill from the
House to regulate the agencies OF insurance
companies not incorporated in South Caro-
lima.
The HOUSE proceedings were unimportant
Hoffman introduced q bill to prescribe the
mode OF elccting clerks Of court, judges OF
probate and sheriffs. The oertifcation bill
Was passed and sent to the Senate.
The House reconsidercd' it's action in pass
ing the Charleston Election bill last Friday to
a third reading and took another vote on its
passage, in consequence OF a question raisel
as to the presence of a quorum on the former
vote. The vote on the passage to-day stood
IN
%, nays 1.-two less than constitutional ma.
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Sperial Nctirfs.

a% MERCHANTS LINE
per schooner MARIAN GAGE are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Adger's
North Wharf. ALI goods not taken away before sum
set VII DO stored at their risk and expense Cla,o
will positively not be admitted after goods are re.
moved from wharf.
VIM. ROACH co., Agents,
Corner Adger's South Wharf and East Bay
February 26