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The New York herald., 1869-04-04
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
ALBANY, April 8, 1869.
BILLS RRPORTED
To annul the charter OF the Brooklyn and Jamaica
Rairoad for building bridge over the Mohawk
river at Fink's Basn also the Seneca river be-
tween Lysander and salna; TO amend the law In
relation to the recording Of wills; also for the
protection Of purchasers of real estate upon
sales by the surrogate's order; for the
better protection Of persons pasturtng horses
or other animals: to amend the charter OF the Ro-
chester Water Works; to abolish certain punish
ments In prisons and penitentiares; TO extend the
boundaries Of the village OF Geddis (adversely); to
amend the law relative to trustees: for the appoint
ment OF interpreters In the various courts OF New
York; relative to the acknowledgment OF deeds
av0rably) to incorporate the Metropolitan Guaranty
and Indemnity Company.
ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To incorporate the OswegO Pier and Dock Com
pany; to amend the charter OF the Buffalo Water
Works; to confirm the organization OF the Monticello
and Port Jervis Railroad; to rebuild the bridge over
the Seneca river at Phoenix; to incorporate the
American Museum Of Natural History; to authorize
railroad from warsaw village to the Erie depot; to
appoint commissioners to locate an insane asylum
In the Eighth judicial district to amend the charter
Of Saratoga Springs
The Canal Deficiency bill was made the special
order for Monday.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
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LETTER From SENATOR saowHlow.

wAsuINaTos March rs, 1869.
DEAR SR-My health s about az good rs when you
left here and equally as good as when left home.
NY boarding house. as YOU are aware " about 100
yards from the Senate Chamber, and the walk TO
and from affords me healthful exercise. i have
missed but one day since | was sworn in, and
that was certain stormy and most inclement
saturday after the Inauguration; | am present
am present every day at the close, sitting from five
to seven hours per day. am not able to speak, but
do my full share OF voting vote I'm the direction
I'm whicll have been talking and acting ever since
the reDeNon was naugurated.
senators are very kind to me and 80 are the
officers OF the Senate. Our body stands divided
nfy-seven republicans TO ten democrats am regti-
larry beseged by Office seekers, many OF the APP
plcants from other states as there are from Tennes-
see. Immediately after the Inauguration the Ten
delegation met In caucus and agreed that the
local patronage should be controlled mainly by the
representatives or the Congressional districts and
that the senator should be heard In regard TO APP
p0ntments for the State at large or division OF the
State This arrangement greatly relieves me- but
still | am pressed and crowded too much for the
state OF my health The President and heads Of
departments, 80 far. have only filled vacancies, and
will not regularly go to work removing until the
Tenure OF Oiice bill Is modified or repealed.
The new bill adopted by the senate IN lieu OF the
House blll answers every necessary purpose ana
withstanding the House has rejected the BILL pre-
sumo and hope that committee OF conference viii
to-day settle the matter satisfactorily. Be this how
ever, as II may, there Will be no rupture between
Grant and the Senate.
Congress- think will adjourn about the goth OF
April or LIST OF May. Some think earlier. 10 not
will return home when Congress adJourns and
when certain appointments are made which are
promised by heads OF departments. Inus M iar on,y %
two appointments have been made m the KDoxville
district One IL the appointment Of General Cooper
as collector and the other is Andy Knott to be Mar
sha OF the United states Court for East tennessee.
This much have desired to say through you TO
my neghbors and constituents. WI add before I
close that the engineer VIII he sent 70 knoxvilie az
to arrange for the building OF post office and
court room for which 100000 have been secured,
and ~ much more win hereafter bs sppfoprased ~
IL found necessary to complete The right sort Of
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Musical, md Theatrical Notes.

The Simpson, Wood and Colvllle pantomimic COM
bination sailed from Liverpool for this city We'd
nesday last and Immediately on their arrival here
VIII appear at Woods Museum in the pantomime OF
Robinson Crusoe" The scenery. costumes and
properties have been over three months In prepare
ton and are entirely new. Mr.. James Roberts, the
scenic artist, arrived from England some days ago,
and is now engaged IN experimenting the work
necessary for the proper production OF the piece.
The outlay for this production Mr.. Coyille puts at
the modest sum Of $4,000.
The same pantomime OF "Robinson Crusoe" will
be brought out at Tsmmany in two weeks mounted,
it is said, with scenery and properties purchased
from Mr.. Simpson, the English manager.
The celebrated Laurie troupe OF pantomimists are
engaged to appear at walack's for the summer sea.
son.
Miss Clara Thompson, step-sister Of Miss Lydia
Thompson, arrived by the City OF New York and
viii make her first appearance at Nblo's Garden
tomorrow evening as Amber in "The Forty
Miss Bessie Kading, another new accession to the
Lydia Thompson troupe, arrived by the Scotia last
week Miss Kalding holds very high position as
comedy and burlesqne actress IN England and her
appearance at Niblo's may shortly be expected.
A grand complimentary testimonial benefit viii be
given TO Mr.. Neil Bryant, at the Academy OF Music,
on the 22d inst Dan Bryant h 70 appear In one OF
his inimitable Irish characters.
John brougham prougnt nus dramatlc season 70
his name in Twenty.fourth street. The genial John
will be followed by the opera bOuffers who omen to-
morrow night at the ..F1fth Avenue theatre,i-the
new name for Brougham's theatre-with "Ia PERI
choeu different opera Will be given every night
during the weck 'fo'" WIS., ~ e'''- e'''' A'e"'
Mr. and Msr Cou,dock Terminated their ENGAGE
,neut at the Broadway Theatre last night They Will
be succeeded by Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams TO-
morrow night IN the Emerald Ring"
-o,r cven,ng at Nihio,a Evervtbing connected with
,p" niece vii, he reconstructed including the
Irosses mnsic &c Win ia new renforceinents
AMI imnrovements the niece will be good for another
u~ ,ana run '~'s WV f
Nj Milo Joaeena Pilomeno the talented little violin
,, and gives one of her Interesting concerts
at Irving Hall on wednesday evening. Nine. Lam
as r,,s ~ Uofynan and other artists will assist i'm
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1869.
The spring meeting over the Metare Course CON-
menced to-day with large attendance particularly
a large number Of ladies' and prominent turf men
from abroad The weather was fine and the track
In good condition.
The first race was sweepstakes for two year olds,
mile dash $500 entrance 500 forfeit the club to
add $500. The following Is a summary
W. Cottrins ch. C. Cottrll, by Daniel Boone, dam
MAGGIE a. :...: l
]. ]. o. Falon's br T. Alta Vela, by Vandal, dam
imp Fflagree by,Stockwell ..................... 2
d. A. Wilson's gr. c. Jef Jennings, by Lightning,
uain becky pee o
w. Cottrll's ch. Carrie r, by Daniel Boone, dam
Time, l:5l
The second race for the Metairie Sweepstakes, for
all ages two mile heats, 900 entrance, the club to
add s 1000. The following is the summary
Plantagenet ....................... /
GfiTOy .'ss...ss.sss. q
bayOnet. ..'s....s....s.......... us
Time, 3:41z-350+:02H.
Bayonet came In ahead on the first heat, but
foued Gilroy on the homestretch and was ruled dis
tanced III consequence.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDoN, April 81 r.
M.-Consols closed at S2N for money and 80 for the
account. United States hvetwenty bonds, S3h.
Stocks close steady; Eries, MH; InnoisCentrals 97
PARIS BoURsE.-PARs, April 3-Evening.-Tne
Bourse closed quiet. Rentes 20 francs SO centmes.
FRANKFORT BouRSE.-FRANKFoRT, April 3-Even-
ing.-unieed states hve-twenty bonds close irmer
at S7k for the old issue.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN NMARKET.-LIvERPoOI. April g.
i. M-The cotton market closes frmer, but not
quotaby higher. Middling uplands, 12kd. 12hd.;
middllng Orleans, l2,id. 1850. The sales OF the
day have been 1000 bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, April 3-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed dull. Low mlddlings afoat 144
francs per cwt.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFrs MARKBr.-LIvERPoOL,
April 3.-Wheat, 9s. sd. per GENITAL for California
white. Corn, 2es. ed. per quarter for new mixed
Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LrvBRPoor,
April 3.-Pork, 102s. per bb. for Eastern prime
mess. Lard heavy at 73s per cwt. for American.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, April g.
Evening.-Rosln. 16s. 3D. for fine American.
PETROLEUM MARkEr.-ANTwERP, April 3--Even-
iDg.-Petroleum closed quiet and unchanged
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MUSICAL REVIEW.

Ditson a. Co. publish the foilowing:-
'Tarentella." Edward Hoffman. sparkling.
stirring composition of sterling merit. There Is llo
aud the ring OF the true musician in every bar.
'La Vie Parisenne.n Quadrille, galop, waltz, polka
and redowa. introducing all the choice airs from
Offenbachs laughable vaudeville. They are wen
arranged
"The Old Meadow Gaten Ballad. Nine. RudeTs-
dorn. very beautiful ballad, az might be expected
from such an accomplished prima donna. The
melody Is very taking
"Eysian Polka" Charles Rehm. Excellent. Evf-
denuy written for an orchestra and abounding in
clear changes and pleasing themes.
''The Two Sasters.n Song. Bobby .Newcomb-
rather aimless and indrges In some very queer va
garies.
pretty little song In schottfsche time
"A TIE" ITO Thee} Romanza, campana. One OF
tne Prettiest oontrsto OF baritone songs we have
ody lies q world OF sentiment.
"Litte Diamond Dewdrop" Ballad. Charles
Blamphin. Evidently plagiarism from q we'll
known song. II is good however.
''rhe Orphan" A very pretty and pleasing song.
The accompaniment Is very meagre, however.
''The Music Scholar" may be good for beginner,
for an exercise, but neither melOdious dor pleasing
Come Under Ny Plaidie.n very good EDITION
Of this well known Scotch song
Charles w. Harris publishes the following
"Revere." Willie Pape. martial stirring piece;
There Is a little too much of the tremolO in II.
Cottage Bes.n NOcturne. X. Goerdeler. Excel
lent with great deal Of character in It, The themes
are very clevery interviewer with light, graceful
passages OF moderate diffculty.
There Lives Voice Within Me. Song. G.
Leach. Simple but expressive.
waiting For Angels to Come" Song and chorus.
G. F. Shattuck. very beautiful song.
"While the Days are Going By" Song and ch0-
rus. III. Miliard. Simple, and OF mediocre calfbfe
"Amphion Waltz" f. Cluett. pretty, graceful
little waltz; unpretendin2, but meritorious.
'Anges Bore Her Home' Song. FL. r DaHks.
Uninterestng.
''Meet Me, Josie, at the Gate" Song. G. M.
Clark. She Won't do 1t. il you insist upon mangffnG
'John Browns soul" LII this manner. Let It march
on.
''And in That Day." Sacred song. II. H.. Beadle.
Very good. The baritone solo which commences u
a capital thing for good voice.
BOosey ~ Co. publish very handsome edition OF
the waltzes from "La Vie Parisienne" F"
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IeLesaApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The upper stories Of the Old Rochester House Block
on Exchange street. Rochester, was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. Loss s21,Ooo; insured for
5000.
bill Is now before the Arkansas Senate prohibit
ing the sale Of intoxicating liquors In quantities less
than five gallons except upon prescription Of o
physician.
on Friday night the four story brick bonded ware.
house OF Gemesberry 4 Co., at Frankfort, KY, was
destroyed by fire, together with 3,500 barrels Of
whiskey stored therein. Loss s36o,000
In the Criminal Court OF Galveston, Texas, on
Friday last Leroy Cotton convicted of the mur-
der OF Major Lockman In January last. The case Of
Henry Cotton, as accessory, will come up on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. b. F. Seward, OF Brooklyn, a patient at the
Inebriate Asylum at Bnghamt0n, who has been q
habitual opium eater took an overdose OF laudanum
Thursday, from the efYects OF which he died. Mr.
Seward belonged TO a distinguished family.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
TINE GOLD BAR SWlNDlE.

The most remarkable case that has come under
the consideration Of the Central once since the
expulsion OF ex-Chief Young has been fully venti-
lated In the HERALD. Detective Coyie and Inspector
Walling having abandoned the case, no action was
the circumstances were given In the HERALD.
superintendent Kennedy was Informed OF the
facts by the victim on the following day but in-
stead OF detailing special ofcer OF the detective
force 10 arrest and bring 10 justice the guilty par
hes-one OF wnom h said 70 be an ex-membcr OF
General Qrtega's staT-he selected officer Joseph
Strauss, interpreter the Central ONCE who h now
90 the scent OF the swnders with every prospect OF
the meantime should nnd Il convenient 10 leave the
city.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

BY direction OF the President paragraph OF Gen.
era orders No. 49, March l6 1892 discontinuing the
Department OF the Cumberland and adding the
States composing It TO other departments IL re-
voked. special Order No. 20, to-day, assigns the
command OF that department to Brigadier Brevet
Major General p. st. George Cooke, when relin-
pushed by Major General Thomas. Brevet Briga-
der General Adam Badeau IL ordered to report for
duty TO the President Brevet Major General Edward
Hatch is relieved from duty on the Bureau OF
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. and
dered TO join his regiment In Texas the Ninth United
States Cavalry
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Proceedings In the COrtcs-The American
Minister Middle.
MADRID, April 8, 1869.
The proceedings OF the Constituent Cortes
yesterday were very interesting. In reply
to q question Fignerola, the Minister OF
the Finances stated that he had no know
ledge that Mr.. Hale, the United States
Minister had ever introduced articles contraband OF
war under diplomatic privileges as had been cur
rently rumored. He promised. however, to inquire
into the matter and report the result to the depu
ties.
The press Of the city comment on this story of Mr..
Hale and generally unfavorably to that gentleman.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

AN EFFECTIVE DIvoRCE.-''Indian jim has been
sick,n Gays the Humboldt (Sey.l Register, "ana
imagined his wife was the cause thereof. SoJim
wished for dissolution Of the marriage bonds, and
applied TO Justice Jack to the rtes that bound
him and his wife together. Jack responded and
accomplished the deed most enectually and without
much ceremony by taking the squaw out some little
distance and shooting her and then burned the body
The Indians say 1t is old established custom among
them and not disposed TO have the whites inter-
faro
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Adjustment of the Hudson's Bay Company
Case-Flourishing Condition Of Dominion
Finances.
OTTAWA, Aprn g. 1889.
Information has reached the Hudsons Bay Com
pany's officers in Montreal that at the meeting Of
shareholders called to consider Lord Granvilles pro-
posal Of compensation for their claims the company
agreed to accept the imperial Offers The Canadians
are believed to be on their return home.
The revenue of the Dominion OF Canada for the
month ending 31st March was $982 657; expenditure,
s546,0l9.
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building. For this appropriation our people are
Indebted to Mr.. Maynard.
state this fact because desire to "dO honor to
whom honor Is due" Very respectfully.
w. G. BR0WNL0W.
DIR. T. II. PEARNE, Knoxville, Tenn
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CALIFORNIA.

Non-Arrivni Of the Overland Mail.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8, 1859.
There is general complaint IN regard to the over
land mail. Only one through mail has been re-
ceived since March H. steptoc Marsh, be6ween Salt
Lake and Elka. Ia impossible. The mails from East
sud West are banked up on either side AWARDING car.
rtaQe across. The contractors insist In carrying
malls on the old route although the distance is four
times greater than between the termin q The rail-
roads
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
ITALY,.

A Plot Against the Government Discovered
Arrest of the Ringleaders.
FLORENCE, April 8, 1862
Conspiraces against the government have been
discovered at Naples and Ancona, and the ring
leaders arrested.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Sale Of Naluabfe brooklyn property, now
owned by Mr. Samuel Lord formerly senior partner Of the
Lord Taylor advertised 10 take place Thurs
day, April s. at Exchange sslesroom, III Broadway, John
BON MILLER, auctfOneers These lots eligiby NTH
sted high and dry and good grade, and from sr
railroads. and the small amount OF cash
cannot fail meet the wants OF those desiring
purchase for Improvement investment Sale positive and
without Title indispuabe Printed abstracts free
Maps and full particulars the auctoneers Office &c Nassau
street, New York. and l37 Montague street, Brooklyn
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TURKEY.

Reception of the Prince of Wales by the
Sultan.
LONDON. April 8, 1869.
Advices from Constantinople received to-day state
that the Prince of Wales had arrived there and was
received by the Sultan with great splendor.
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Died.

REYNoLDs.-On Friday. April 2, at the residence
OF the father NJ Reynolds, l19 Worth street,
MICHAEL, PETER and LUKE
The funeral win take place on Tuesday afternoon,
at one O'Clock. The friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
[Eor other Deaths see Eaeue1th P1ge.J
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Bitter Tears Have been Shed by Many q,
uckiess maiden over Of her personal charms
presence Of Tan. Pimplss Preekie saowness sunbern.
Re dnes Roughness Boches Moth Rin.worr sthor
dtshgureueats which the cutice
tnuay subjected, unless the psrec antidnt ali these.
evils applied the shape OF GOURAUDS lchless,
Italian Medcated Soap which Ia sre to maso the sr while
snow soft satnfRnd transparent alabater.
GOURAUDS Lily White Is the beet cosmetic for lnsNatauo-
ously whitening and softening the skin GOURAUDS Lqaa
Rouge a superb article for lmpang rnseste h
cheeks and lips G0URAUDS Depot, tS Broadwts. Nay
L
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

J. ". Bunce. the independent democratic can
didate, was elected Mayor OF Louisville KY, yester-
day over John q. Baxter, the regular democratic
nominee.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

KnIdcnbcr9s Cut 20 Order, Repair and
boil Mcerschaum Pipes. No. John street, % Wall and
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

American veIocipedes, $50 to S12o each.
Discount and schools Manufacturers licensed by
STEPHEN W. SMITH, ~ William street.
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A.-To Remove Moth Patches. Freckies and
Tan from the face, PERRY's MOTH AND fRECkLE
LOTION. Prepared only by Or. B. c. PERRY. 40 Bond
street, New York. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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A Sale of Valuable BrooixIyu Property, now

American and European Patents Procured
with despatch by HENRY E ROEDER Patent Agent 363
broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A.-Pocket and Table Knives, Carvers,
Razors, Scissors, Ac., wholesale and retnil-
J. tURLEy BRO. l32 Nassau 1treot.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Spring Toric-NJild and Paiatabie.
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT (mporteh.
Reduced price "a 6O per dozen No. ga Murray street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

American Waitham Watcics-The Most Re-
liable tmekeepers made For sale a. lowest Esw York
prices 7. b. BYNNER Co, 1s9 Broadway, NY.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A.-EndIess Match fer Sale nj ALI Cigar,
l. H. TESNEST CO., sole agents, 2ai Pearl street
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A.-Insurauce Onicers Take Notice.-Show
Cards 1ney framed cheapest In New York. byJ S Brad
LEY, rs Liberty street
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ENGLAND.

Specie for the United States-Award Of the
Mail Contract to the Cupard Line.
LONDON, April 8, 1889.
The Royal Mail steamship Java, Captain McAuay.
which sailed from Liverpool for New York to-day,
took out $4,000 In specie on American account.
The Cunard line Will Immediately proceed with
the construction OF two new fast steamers.
The contract for carrying the mails between Liv-
erpool and New York has finally been awarded TO
the Cunard line by the Post ONCE Department
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Bariser,s Hir-utus--Frce from Grease, che
only article make hair grow 75c. e 6l2 Broadsay.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A.-Hazard S CasweII's Cod Liver Oil is
he best
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Dearlh Of Political News.
LONDON. April 3. 1859.
)litical news to-day is unimportant.
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Hnlcf,,s r. ". T.. RYE Whislsey, Distilled I'm
copper stills In Pennsylvania, by farmer die Alers, tho
old lashoned way. AZ 81 70 per galoa Call f examine.
De'"e''U '''0 BELcH BROS I2a Gree ,s.ach .arcs,
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Good Lite Insurance Canvnsserss hon Liberal
terms, wanted, by old city oomps<y. Address Special
Terms, Herald Onlcc
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Elegant Onices To Let, aud Store, In Fulton.
street. Apply to KNOX, 2l2 Broadpay.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Fine silver Plated Ware.
J. Y. CURRAN & CO., No rs John street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Pnscnts Obtained by Mann e. Co., 81 Park
row, New York Tweniythrae years. experience. Eai
rrucsions bow 70 proceed scot cree byfnah.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Royal Havana Lostery.--fr formntioa fur-
nishod by addressing wvtNTlRb 90, Sl6 Caus sueet
aud n Chatham stroet-
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Raper Celoriq Enfire Cos--No Wr,srr Useds
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

rIissisquoi spring Water--O My Krown
and all diseases cf the kidneys Sold by
druggists. Depot, bsS Broadway. NY
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Tgsiee pittcy,-Iest ~. the World for Dys-
gsgs .s RsSin,ys ,,sj0 nS s'o0 and -aoesoms' " HVD
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Nurtauah's Cetebruted Dr fr,rb Wnitcrs--
Manufactured only at l5 Broadway near Thirty seventh
street waers VI all repa fred or altered at tue
notice. also Carriage aud Inv Mud Elevlors OF the
most Approved pattern JAMES MURTAUGH.
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Opening the 9Th Of April and thu Follow
ing days East feurteenh street Union square-Mme
GkADor has the honor to inlon the ladies her
toners n particular that se will expose her elegant articles.
chosen by herself sparts conrAsnQ of Chireas Sua
ladies' Underwear, hne Muslus, &c. &c
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
PoRr cALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CHA RLEsTON, DECEMBER 20,
ARRIVED SATURDAY,


Schr s & i Corson, Brown Philadelphia days.
Coal. To II Bnker & CO.
Schr Louisa, from Cooper River 1000 bushels
rough rice. TO 4 @ Cnrt, and Thurston Holmes.
Schr Ann 8 Deas, Garbatte. West Point Mill.
liz tierces rice. To Cohen, IIanckel l. co.
Schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River 340o
bushels rough rice. To Cohen, Manckel G CO.
Steamer Pilot hoy, Peck Beaufort via EdIsto.
80 bales sea island cotton, rs packages sundrIes
To ID Aiken CO, Hopkins Mcpherson 4 CO. ii
green, Mrs Lowndes, Mrs ii Schapper B g
Adams, T Boag, J Adger & CO, Matthew'S
anu Southern Express Company.
steamer st Helena, Elliott, EdIsto ana Rock.
yilc. 18 bnles cotton, mdse, md sundrlcs. To
il Murray, Wills y CllisoIm, w X Ryan, @ II Hon.
pocK, Fraser & Dill, Ravcnel co, Colcock 4 CO.
Ianckcl co, and Roper 4 stoney.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson BnltImorc-left
- lnst. Mdsc. To Mordccai CO, Courtcpay &
Trenholm, j. Rcnccke, II yoilerB A Hammer
schmidt, PTorck, Mnntoue Il co, A II Smith q
Co, Dr u Baer, Commlns, w ii Browning, Cool.
rich, Wlncman co, q ii IIoppock, " ii Chafce &
co, w Ste1ens, OstendOTff j. CO, Wagcner &
MonSees, II Cobia & co, Tobias Sons, Voigt
DnKes CO, 9 Drahe d CO, Pczer, Rodgers
mart ainrt q CO, o'Neiii, and others. Very heavy
steamer Dictator, McNcIty, PalstIn via Jack.
sonville. Fernandlna and Savannah. 1903 bales
bales sea island cotton, mdse, and sundrics To
J ID Aiken co, VennIng, Roper & Stonoy, a
u Ingraham Son, Reeder L Davis PanI welch
Hrandes, W Is Williams Il Son, J q Mofrett, s O
Railroad Agent, Hopkins, Mcpherson h co. Kirk.
patrick Wittc, Macullar, Williams 4 Parker, w