The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-27
NEWS OF THE DAT.

Gold closed in New York yesterday dull Mt
.sei.
The New York cotton market was without
decided change. Sales 1900 bales at 2GIc.
AT Liverpool cotton closed steady. Sales
$4,000 bales Uplands I'D.
Father HyacInthe not having returned to
his convent, he has been dlspossessed of all his
charges. .f
Mr.. Trollopes last book is .The Garstangs
of Garstang Grange The printer who issues
It must have had to lay in q new stock Of g'a.
--ludgc Tom W. Jvin"'l. VIII as l,,t
weel cec ed pi the Cen. :! assembly Of yir-
rin!a "a ri'nd Sta" c"ntor from that State,
.ib II tAludlt
--s,ni /. Nla.rrc d carpenter, bought
tinn ~ Ll!, ,>;pn Coliseum llttcry md
are w Coliseum, itself IIc has NOW got 70
t .Illy' Il somewhere.
;. T'yi Prussian cHccutloneg viii soou have
= an br (Asil al G" r::;z. " -. grl,f eighteun,
tiswho uiurSered nc, PARENTS br,uusc they wculd
= not allow ''er 20 marry the mar OF her he.
:Syy Como nj prim announced III thr g, .sh
Ss Cottcs, ~ nrday that II the .Ecumrrmo' n
y Gil si,.,tlu adapt i-r'stona hos! - g., lie S,i,:
NF - Cons tutiom il,cy would L. .cu a. All
,and rc',
--fi' Consressicna' "iec, committees a!
hmor'r" na"lg' 'in' .n'rrsts viii probably
-'"'"'"l"c "a 10 ~, IT'S ni MISSION ~ ~
~ "i "n"rin no. rl MO ;i,o con.
-, 49,. .n..,v.,ty OF the Chinese women who
now arrive at San Francisco are the wives of
men already established in the State, and
Ebring with them their children and house
hold goods, ~ settle down with their hus
bands to an honest life.
IA dispatch from Nashville shows how ex
President johnson was trcked ont Of the sem
:atorship. It seems that on the day before tho
election Cooper's name was withdrawn as
ruse to test Johnson's full strength. The
Stokes Men agreed to Join in a vote for Mr..
Cooper If Ethcridge would withdraw and make
Johnson's defeat certain. AS o compromse
man he was enabled to poll the required votes
ON the first ballot, and beat the ex-Prasdent
by fourS Sotes. . r4r
.'-France has projected new harbor as a
port for steamers and vessels plying between
England and that country across the channel.
The point selected is between Cape Grisncs
and the Village Of Andreselles. It is said that
neither Calais nor Boulogne can be made capa-
ble OF affording the necessary accommodation,
but the new port can be made accessible ut oil |
times to vessels OF the largest size. When the |
plan has been carried out the channel passage |
can be made in seventy minutes.
"A Washington letter says: 81 hear of |
several bills to be introduced at the next ses-
sion of Congress providing for reduction of |
the rates OF interest on government bonds as
iast as the period OF time rolls around when It |
becomes optional with the government to pay
offor continue its Indebtedness. One bill viii |
embrace plan for the payment of the debt in |
,fWpntU-0Uo fha nfar tn
stalments, and payable In Europe at not more |
than four per cent. per annum. 1t Is argued |
that this arrangement Of quarterly payments |
In Europe. will cause European capitalists to |
eagerly seek and purchase our bonds"
AT last there Ia regular ''Foundling Hos
pital" In New York. The press has discussed |
the matter; Sorosis has ''passed resolutlonsn
that such an institution ''shoud be" cstal,- |
established; the Hester Vaughn case called |
forth the united efforts and eloquencc OF the |
female suffraglsts, but 1t remained for the |
white bonnotted Daughters Of st. Vincent dc |
Paul to put the idea into execution. The house,
which ls already In possession Of the Sisters. |
and opened for the reception OF visitors, is not |
quite ready for the accommodation OF the |
foundlings, although one is already In the |
house, and several others have been applied |
Tor, and Will be received Immediately after the |
1st OF November, tho day appointed for the |
regular opening The house itself is large
and convenient, though not built for tho |
purpose. Accommodations will be made TO re-
,ceive between sixty nnd eighty infants, |
Until regular "Hospice des Enfants Trou.
ves7 can be built, 1t will be impossible to re-
Ieve the little nnfortunates with the privacy |
observed in Paris and other European cities {; |
but at any hour that the bell NAV be ranp |
night or day, It Will be instantly answered,
and the infants received and 'no questions |
asked"' or curiosity manifested. II, however,
tho deposltor OF a child wishes to enter and
4eaye some account of the infant, or some
mark by which it can be identified, there Is