The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-18
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The New York cotton market was firmer
but less active. Sales 5000 bales, at ssA cents.
AT Liverpool cotton closed active; uplands
12ada124d. Sales Is 900 bales.
--Reversible parasels, which .close with the
Il ming outside, are the newest things in this
article. .4
AS late as the 5th instant, travellers in
Northwestern Maine were delayed by deep
snow drifts.
AT the recent convention Of the Episcopal
Diocese Of Pttsburg, new parish of strong
ritualstc tendencies was refused admission
by an overwhel ming vote.
The Rev. james Chry stal, an Epscopalian
clergyman, of New York, and theological
writer Of some distinction, has become a con-
vert to the Orthodox Eastern Church of Rus
sia and Greece.
President Grant failed to appreciate the
services rendered by Mr.. Cushman, the Ameri-
can Consul at Rome, to the Pope in the last
conflict with the Garibaldians. and Mr.. d. w.
Arm strong, New Yorker, has been put in his
place.
Over three hundred colored persons have
recently left Southwestern Virginia for the
more Southern States. From almost every
other section of Virginia it is stated that they
are taking up the line Of march southwark An
exchange, in view Of these facts, asks how loug
will it be before the colored people cease to be
apolitioal power in Virginia.
Things are getting very much mixed in
Caba. Caballero De Rodas, who is on his way
to take command of the island. is, it is said, de-
termiped to put down by force of arms the
refractory volunteers. The only plan by which
the affair can in that event be systematized is
the celebrated triangular duel. Let Rodas fire
into the volunteers. they in turn upon the
Cubans, and the Cubans upon Rodas.
"A good example has been set in Philadel-
phia in view Of the narrow escape made last
Saturday evening from death or from serious
injury by tile child "zoe," while performing
the terrible trapezs feat at the American Thea
tire, and in Difference to the expressed wish of
.ager Fox has cancelled the engagement with
the female trapeze performers, an has substi-
tuted other attractions. e sv}s,
--Spritualism and Radicalism are travelling
hand in hand through the Northern States. A
Large meeting was held day or two ago at
Waterloo, In Seneca County, New York, in the
interest nominally OF "human progrese."
Among the great lights present was Fred Doug
ass. string Of resolutions we're adopted, in
which free religion and ultra Radicalisn, were
queerly intermingled. After these came long
report setting forth the beauties OF spiritual
isun. ,s.~s ..e..,re.~..7ss. r,-,
Tie st. Paul (Minnesota) Dispatch saws
1--WE learn from gentleman who came down
from the Chippewa agency that delegation
of some twenty or thirty Of those Indians are
on their way down to st. Paul to have q grand
a hovo Loo &hok
ty or thirty fine fat dogs are killed every day
by the police. and the bodies buried. They
think this shocking and awful waste of
ood. Dog meat is great delicacy with them.
They propose TO encampin the park near. the
City Hall, and live on dog meat until the har-
vest Of CANNES ceases, and then return home
at and happy"
The Cincinnati street railroad companies
are about to adopt an ingenious plan for pro-
tecting themselves against the dishonesty of
their conductors. Every conductor is to be
furnished with quantity of tickets numbered
at each end, and for every fare he takes he is
to give the passenger the half Of one OF these
tickets, depositing the other half in q box
placed in the car. AT the end Of the week q
kind Of drawing is to take place from the half
tickets in these boxes, and the holder OF the
ha'f corresponding to the one drawn is to re.
ceive from the railroad company prize OF
fifty dollars, Tits supposed that the chance Of
winning this prize will lead every passenger to
insist both on getting his half ticket and on
seeing the corresponding half deposited in the
box The device may succeed, but IL is doubt
full. A very little legerdemain will suffice TO
cheat the eye sH passenger, especially when
the car is crowded, and the companies viii
pay out their .afty dollars week to no pur-
pose. sI
The Boston Jubilee commenced on Tues
day. Everything has been prepared, the great
organ to play. the big drum to beat, the mu-
siciane to perform, the singers to sing, the
the select audience TO attend, and finally, the
Coliseum to hold them all, with it's red, white
and blue trimmings, and it's flags and other
gorgeous paraphernalia. Outside all is Juf,i-
lee. We are told that in the city there are now
Jubilee dresses, Jubilee hats, Jubilee neckties
Jubilee emporiums, and even Jubilee cocktails,
and that one enterprising anatomist has .
transparency N front OF bis establishment with
couple of skeletons on It. and the insorip-
ton, "Let us have peace" One remarkable
circumstance is that in all this excitement. We
hear nothing Of the negro. The colored
brethren are utterly ignored, and left out in
the cold. his not stated whether they Willie
admitted, even if able to pay the admission
fee. This is TOO high priced an sffa,r alto
gether for the freemen tosee in it ''the king
dom coming and the year ofjubiIee."
The Washington correspondent OF the Bal
timore Gazette says: "It was announced
"day or two ago in knowing quarters which
generally disregard, that the British Munster
accredited to this government win shortly be
'.promoted to the Spanish Embassy. Shocked
at this term, called at the State Department
to aacertain IL the leading Powers or ,Eur0pe
yet ts'nce the wary recognized an invidious dis
tlnction detrimental TO our .Repubiics Ger
tainlY.' said my informant. won aan seA 1,,s