The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21

Tie .Tiab Nsional Republican Associa--
tion. ,throaagh, ,its general committee, consist-
ine Of geptersen In every State aud Territory
Of dc Uniion, ION have Issued call Tor consen-
ton, to be held IN Chicago on the fourth OF
July next. The executive committee calls
upon iriah Iepublcans in every. State and
Tefitofy To- send one delegate, with ,sn l1s al- +
teiinate, ftem every Congressional District. ID
1gEnko1ernment Off ,ers stationed .st Rich.
mond, Va, writes that negro labor is 1t a dis
ootnsin that p6rt:on of Vlrginia. !; The e1ten-
siye sales Of land IN small poT6pos 20 white
immigfsnts, whoare onltvating the land them
sslsSs; renders it necessary for eolored labor
ers .tb1eb fufther South IN order 10 seek en-
ploymsthts. Ovef three hundred eoloted people
hsfs gone South by rail nom yirginis in the
hst month. Indications are that the number
during the present month will be greatly IN
eress. Of last month. .cG. ..4..-s,-... ::
4eIt is now ann nounced that Mr.. John Russell
Yodng has actually LEFT the New York Tribune
Office, and win shortly sail for Europe as an
sAksAs Feri asy Cooke. The Office managing
editor Of the Tribunei is abolished MIR. Gree
leyis not only EDITOR Of the paper de j,ns but
de facso, and inihis absence Mr.. Whitelaw Reid
isso 10 obeyed and respected in accordance
WITH KgHhetG orders issued from the meeting
room Of the Tribune stockholders. There has
also been quite change among the small fry
Sft bgher hangers on Of the Office, but they are
Of no importance to the outside public. Mr..
Young. ii is said, will, upoh his return from
Europe, press his lawsuit against Dana to
the very bitter end, as he will be able to
show actual damages sustained by the Sun
publications. . o''
The New York Legislature has recently
psxSed an act In relation to the compounding
Of pbysicisas' prescriptions. By the terms OF
the law no apothecary is to permit any person
In bis employ to put up prescription unless
said person Is medical graduate, or has
served an apprenticeship Of two years in
drug store. Violations Of the provisions Of the
Dot are to be- deemed misdemeanors. and pun
ished by fine Of one hundred dollars, or i'm
prisonment for Blk months in the county Jail.
II death ensues, the offence is to be deemed
felony, and punished by fine Of not less than
one thousand dollars nor more than five thou
sand dollars, and imprisonment in the State
prison for not less than two nor more than four
years, or by both fine and Imprisonment, In the
discretion Of the court.
Speaking Of the Alabams claims and our
new Minister to England, . Washington tele-
gram to the New York Times says {: "Mr.
.Motley's sentiments on the Alabama question
are known 10 be in accordance With the recent
speech Of Senator Sumner, and many indica-
iims have been developed within the last two
or three days which go to show that the Presi-
dent and the Secretary OF State very nearly
ooircide with the Massachusetts, senator. The
indications at present are that the settlement
OF this question will not be Immediately
attempted, unless the English Government
should refuse to listen to the advice Of the
leading London papers and initiate negotia-
lions. A foreign war is one Of the last things
which President Grant would desire, but, at
the same time, the settlement Of a question Of
the magnitude Of the Alabama difficulty on
any other than terms satisfactory and hon.
orable to the United States as q nation, is