The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04
EWs SUN RI.


I'm Now York cotton closed firm; mlddlings
IS ots.
Cotton closed in Liverpool steady; up
lands 1Saa1S3i.
An exhibition Of trout OF oil agcs occurs at
the New Hampshire State FAIR.
Mr.. George H. Pc ,dleton is expected to be
gin to stump his Slate by tho middle OF this
month.
"A bust Of Humboldt, cast by Blazer, for
America, will be shipped from Berlin directly
for Now York.
Commodore Vanderbilt means to dispose
OF his property himself, not leave il for his
icics to fight over.
-Twonty-aye thousand persons engaged at
Brunn, Austria. on Wednesday, in festival in
honor OF the memory OF Joseph I.
Tho Spanish people are sanguiue OF tho
extnguishment OF the Cuban instruction by
tho reinforcoments they arc about to send
over.
Twas a bit Of SARCASM on the part OF tho
newsboy who sang out, '''Ere's your Police
Gasette-another of them things from Harriet
Beeoher 8towe."
The unclaimed bodies. five in number, in q
Louisville vault, we're buried on the 9th. One
o. thom had been waiting slnco 1851 FOR aomo
o1e to come after 1t.
The Guadaloupe River, Texas. is full of
water, and has been for months. At soma sea-
sons OF the year theie is not water enough in
the stream to water yoke OF steers.
"A revolt Of SERIOUS character is reported
to have broken out at Tyranna, in European
Turkey. Tho conflict betweon the autboritid,
and the people has esulted thus far in several
persons being killed aud wounded.
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council Of hIs Ministers. 10 the Senate Prince
Napoleon made speech animated by devotion
to tho Emperor, and manifesling high appre-
citation OF tho proposed reforms.
The London Standard is opposed to ma
king an annual affair Of the international boat
race. It IS too great a strain on the phys,que,
and involves too much neglect OF studies to
happen otherwise than occasionally in the
course OF years.
The Inst aRrarian outrage In Ireand-tho
shooting OF Scotohman named Hunter. in
Mayo County-provokes severe comments from
tho London Times. which says that Mayor ia
now stained with strooitles which have dis.
graoad ripperaIy and weet Moath.
The walls OF the old Catholic Mission
Church. five miles from San Antonio, Texas.
which was built about one hundved and fifty
years ago. fell to the ground last saturday.
This building has long been an object of curios-
ity to parties visiting that portion OF Texas.
II Three mon were killed and eight wounded
Monday night by the explosion OF boiler on
one OF tho yessels engaged in relieving the
British ehip Ann 2l2I, on the besoh at Smiths
Island. Mr.. Joseph A. Baker, OF Messrs.
Baker & Co., wreokers, Norfolk, had his head
blownoff.
Tho sultan is woli pleased with Ismaol
Paoha's protestatlons Of loyalty but commando
him to sell or transfer to Turkey his iron-clad, !,
and breech.Ioadtrs, ordered in Europe; to
keep his forces Within prescribed lmits; abate
taxation publish his annual budget, and abb
stain from uogohations with foreign powers.
AT the battio Of s1ceanee an officer who had
been doing good service camo up to Sir Charles
Napier and said. '''lr Charles, VIC have taken
standard" The General looked at him, but
made no reply; and turning round, began to
speak to some one else. Upon which the off,
Ger repeated, Sir Charles. we have taken
standard" The General turned sharp round
upon him, and said, Then take another"
Tho New York correspondent OF the Phila-
de'phia Ledger writes on Tuesday: General
trade is exhibiting greater activity. The auo-
tion rooms are we'll attended, and though bu,-
ers are operating with unusual caution, the
importers and jobbers have no especial CAUSE
Of complaint. VIZ stern dealers are here large In
numbers. bot as general thing their means
are limited. The South are better of, thanks
to their heavy cotton crop. but yet they are
only purchasing from hand to mouth. Next
week however, is expected TO be busy one
all round"
e tnn erNv rtrsaar ~ g,au -.
: from the Hon. Anson BurlinQame. explaining
that the Chinese dovernme mt did not expect
10 ratify or finally act u.'on any OF the treaties
negotiated by him and his confreres until his
return from h,s great dinomatIo tour. Dur
ing his sojonrn In the United States Mr. Bur
Iinaame made arrangements with prominent
America inventors and railroad moa to visit
China on tho OCCASION Of his return, and ex.
pla,nod to them that until the troates ar. ra.
titled 1t will be useless for them to attempt
to commence business oporatlo, ,s there.
Tho Wlnnsboro' Nows pitches into tho
Land Commission IN this fashion: '.Wo do not
deny that 1t IS good thing for tho landless to
become landowners, II thoy. by honost toll ac
quire tho means to do 30. as they can; but We
do deny that any more good can como OF q
State government lending it's credit for the
purpose OF creating landowners out Of land
laborers than for the purpose Of creating
house-owntrs out OF house tenants, or ship
owners ou' OF sailors or store-ovners out OF
clerks, or hotel-owners out OF cooks. wsiters.
ohambermstds aud boot-blacks. II Is no busi.
ness st all for government. bat viii regulate
itselfifl let alone. Al present. too, the ex oeri.
nent simply produces false hopes and dIss.ti..
fsotion. and will lessen the sotual production
OF The Sta.s next year, by It's baneful influence,
several millions Of dollars. It is msohievous
meddlrnx and 40 impertioent ins,rference-a
Job. and IN aypepmve one."
One OF the boldest robbelies on record
vss committed ct 81. Louis on Tuesday The
Republican says: "WhIle the teller of the Ger
man Savings Institution WAS standlng at hls
deak engaged Id hls usual emplo, mont, q man,
dressed In tho garb Of boatman, entered ,be
bAnk. and Without saying word lssped over
chs counter near the teller. and lnstoh-
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