The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
EWs SUM MAR

NE EWS 81 III MARY.
Coll olostd dull at 33!.
COTTON closed in Nov York firm; middIings
S5c. Sales 900 balos.
Cotton closed in Liverpool o shade fl,r,or;
uplandH 1s}; Orleans 1Sta13Si. sai:s 5000
bales.
Burglary is tho popular business in Brook
In.
-Artcr oil, tho Haryards cln console thom-
solves that thoir defeat was tour-oar-dancd.
Tho Chinoso in California aro learning
civilization. The other day lot OF railroad
lab rers struck, throwing down thoir picks and
rolling on tho grass, crying, "We sabee whito
mans dodgo.''
"A correspondent of tho Now York Herald
wants tho truth of the Byron scandal to be set
tied by summonnG tho spirits OF both Lord
and Lady Byron from tho "summer land" and
procuring ther testimony.
Tho Baltimore Gazette learns from a good
source TINT tho proposition OF General Candy
that the mombors Of tho Legislature Of Yir-
ginia, who 'cannot tako tho oath" shall resign,
will bo rcjested. It is minifest TINT this ruse
is merely to gain time, aud is the bost evidence
that tho renowned hero IS himself doubtful OF
his powsr to oxpei such representatives.
"A dispatch from Buffilo. Now York, says
that on Monday drove Of ninsty head Of
Texas cattlo that had boon landed from tho
ferry boat, stampcdea and ran in every direc-
tion through the streets at furious rato
goring and tramping everything that came in
thcir way. Onc man was tossed by O mad dull.
A woman WAS fatally gored, and number of
persons wero more or less injured. Five or six
OF tho infurat, d a"inlals were shot by citIzens.
Nothing has boon received at the Navy
Department relative 10 tho inutlny and at-
t,m9t 10 blow up tho frigato Sabno, noticed
i'll tho foreign nows by ca5lo. Some of the old
navy officers disposol to discrolit tho
statement that se7en OF tho couepira,o:s wore
hung to tho yardarm, as th,Y Ihlnlr Com
mander Walker would hardly attempt tho cx-
eroso OF this arbitrary power, in view OF tho
ieca that ho had full complement OF officers
or board, aud probably enough seamen to take
ezra OF tho prisoners aud bring thom homo for
trial. ., :
Tho great GsstysburR celebration has but
few friends. Even the correspondents Of ultra
Radical journals, such Ms Fornay's papers and
: the nna York rrih'ne, denoun ,ho whole
ay9 fliiuro aui deception. SSsSSsI.iUU!ts
ss5ss Sfssicnt sfss; "2asSsses.n, sa'Asfaea 4
4 sSSSS ~ Soufs 1ucs nos Mattn to u, ha,s-
5sufs, ,!ent rno.yJ. 81 q, tlsYe anawored Sny
largo purpose, or To have satisfied tho vlgue
expectations it aroused. 1t was robukcd from
the South, sllnly attended from the North,
and it will probably be the last inf htod effort
to lengthorr ont tho mercantile uses Of this
battlefield, which should hereafter bs left as
the nation ;ntondod it, pleasant cemetery to
mauy bravo dead, but not perennial fair
ground made ludicrous by failures such as
this, which. I have noticed beyond its due
Tho Eoumcnicai Coun:il OF the Roman
Catholic Church meets nt Rome during the
month Of October. It is expected that mat
terra Ct great interest will ba introduced and
discussed, aud that many questions involving
doctrine and usage will como up before tho
learned heads ,of tho church. Among those
from tho United States will bo The following:
The Most Reverend Martin j. Spaldng, Arch
bishop or tho Diocese of Baltimore, presiding
officer OF tho rr r.onnial Councils; Right Rsyer-
ccd Bishop Wood, Of tho Diocese Of Philadel-
phia; p..ght Reverend James Gibbons, of the
Diocosor af North O,rolina; Right Reverend
Bishop .'ltriok Lynch, OF tho Diocese ci
Charleston; Right Rovorend Richard MoGill
Bishop OF tho Diocese Of Rlohmond; Right
Reverend Bishop Shannahan. OF the Diocese oI
Harrisburg; tue Very Reveroul Father Hecker,
tho we'll kuown Paulist Of Now York, and tho
Rcvcrond Bernard MoManus. Pastor OF 81.
Johns Parish, Baltimore. These gentlemen
have ongagod ataterooms on the steamship
Loipzio. which is to sail from Baltimore on the
22d OF September.
Tho Fonian Congress mot in Now York on
!, Saturday night. Several mattors in the rogu.
lar r. utino OF business wero cone into, aud al
twelve O'Clock Mr. John Savage, the chief e1-
eoutive, alter presenting bis resignation to
Congress, left the hall. The house theu pro-
ceeded to deliberate, on the election OF tl,e
ohief executive. After some time an election
by ba Lot was ipaugurated. and ON It's termina.
tion twas dsclared that Mrl Savage was no.
o!eotod by On Overwhelming msjorlty. Ssy.
eral votes were cast in favor Of different gem
tlemen, but tho Congress vote was afterwards
made unanimous. II was ascortained at o Iato
hour yesterday that q resolution in favor OF
Cuba bad been passed. unanimously. It Ia
stated that activo support will be exten 3ed by
the FenisD leaders to the insurgent Cub, ma
and q rumor to tho effoot was spreading widely
last night IN oircloJ whero the truo state OF
Irish affiirs is generally known. It ia now
stated by tho leaders OF tho Savage oreani.
cation that thero arc in their organiza,ion at
present 1O10 circ.es IN good standing, which
Ton fair ayerige) representing 100 men,
would show the brotherhood to DO composed
OF over 100 900 men, ga
Tho following telegram to tho New York
Evening Post g;vos q iator account OF Tho sta.
tue OF the Cuban question: ut an .o,rs that
the proposition which Minister siokl,s was au.
thorised TO make to the Spanish Governmsnt
for the sale Of Cuba TO the Oubans contained
no o1,r TO guarantee tho payment OF the bonds
in case euch she Was 10 ids. Fhe offir was
simply that II SPAN wonid soil the island to tho
Oubans. this government would agrss TO not
as kind OF tru ,tee. AMI stand ladsed, with