The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-25
-NEiFS OF TIE DAT.

Told closed heavy al New York yesterday
at ss%
The New York cotton market opened nrm. bu
otoscd heavy and in favor OF buyers,
AT Iivcrp"nl yesterday cotton Closed quiet.
sp!an'ls Ii,1dailHl; Orleans 1If.dall;id; sales
Is, 600 bales.
Queen vctoria's eldest daughter the Crown
rrincrss OF Prussia, is said TO he showing signs Of
insanity, caused by domestic trouble.
The mining share bubble" has burst I'm
California Mining stocks have deprecated i've
millions OF dollars during few months pasI.
The North German merchant navy consists Of
silo slips, With a united tonnage OF I,a0o, ,aS4
tens, OF VIII ch l4o with 1o2 40 tons are teamers
"A telegraph cable is to be laid from Port Said
TO Sucz Oh the bottom Of the canal ami the shp
fas passed through that is TO perform the work
-Thc ot-fas!'ioneh arms, used by the soldiers
Of fPrussin In 1859, have oil been remodellcd, and
tae government has now 100000 needle guns a:
lis Disposal.
1t is stated that when the late George Peabody
WAS hrty years Of age he was worth but s4o,coo
and that In the twenty years following he ac
eumulaicd his Immense fortune.
American bnilt horsc-cars were recently in
trodnced in Liverpool, and the Courier of thnt
oaty SAYS ''ihc public were not slow TO recognize
the superiority or this Yankee noiIon.n
The street pc'l'ilcrs OF San Francisco finding
the Sh"c-biacSng toolh-wash, itch.0inImcnt and
pain killing trade 10 he waning now sell ..enrtl,.
HualconlrtcrS,r 10 roretell tho coming Of y shake
file Richmond Enquirer shows iha, the bank.
ing ccpiial or Virginia, before the war, was
nsont sil0no.caa, or SIS so to each inhabl.
tant, and ilIai II is now only So.Ioo. .0oo or s3lS
10 earh iuhahttant
1t is said that Jenny Lind is TO return to the
practice of hcr former vocation by necessity, her
m IN IN. Il h,y yi,,,r
dissninic li'n HI that the musical couple are OH
the verge Of poverty.
~ Is Supposed llnt the Land bill for Ireland,
which viii lie supported by Mr.. GladStone's min.
istry. is the joint production OF Mr.. Chlchos,er
Fortcscne, The Chief Secretary FOR Ireland, and
Iii. SniiiYan, The Attorney General for Ireland.
Owing 10 lie extensive destruction or trees
IN Victoria, ih: climate is changing. Near I.d-
larat, tile rainfall is scnsiby Diminished, AMI the
government Is taxing measures to prevent the
waste of timber and 10 establish nurseries FOR
fercs: treas.
The FrcncI capital possesses 47:o cafes, he.
sidc3Gi cafes concerts. They employ from 5000
to 10000 persons, and The busiacs. done by them
amounts 20 i2o, t,1, 400 francs annually Tllc graui.
ties from customers to tic walters amount 10
5000 900 francs yearly.
The ci'izena Of New Orleans In. end 10 press
fishing navy-yard. ut that city. They say that
there Is q large .rca OF property already owned
by the government and extensive and .,;Nstan-
tlal Wharvca. hndnga, hospitals and workshops
which can be chcapiy adapted to The use Of q
naval Station nnt which liayc been for years of
no sort or utility.
Tho investigation OF tho ParaeueyRn difficult
ites by the Committee on Foreign Airar. hoJ tic.
'eioncd long standing difference bctwean oar
diplomatic AMI naval corps abroad, Involving l,,c
question Of ui.inae authority; and concerns a
charge that naval Officers have acted Indcpcn.
IDENTIFY OF inc Yiewa OF our diplomatic representa-
lives Ia inlinrtant puh:in matters which tlc-
mandfd cooperative action. The Investigation
Will lead, Il is Thought, to t!rfn;iivc regat:nna
The sun OF $4,000 has been subscribGd In
New York TO Greet new Hebrew hospital.
Among the donors arc A. T. Stewart, $4,000; y. 8.
King, $1,000; icnjamin Nathan, $4,000; !. ( W.
Seiigmann, $1,000; Peter Cooper $1,000; Jacob sti-
ner, $780, IIoyt. SpraGUes 4 Co., $1,000; Fisk K
Hatch, $1,000; Philip Hpeycr, $1,000; ". HITLER
Duncan, $1,000; Lawrence ". Cohen, S1GJo, Isaac
Bernhciuicr, $1,000; Joseph S;iner, $1,000: II. l..
Ganin, shho; u. G. Hays, S5oo; Miss Hendricks
$780, AMI many others with Ike or less amounts.
Henry Ward Eoechcr has creatcL new SCH.
sation by taking ground in favor Of excluding the
Bible from the public SCHOOLS. In his Thanka,,iy
Ing sermon ho contcndesl TINT the rcaiing Of the
Bible was no rhrt Of .hc duty or our common
school teachers; no portion nf the curriculum Of
the scfooi-room; no part OF the proper line 10 be
pHrsneh In an aggregation of children whose
parents arc Of all crccds all natonnlitc. ail prc
judocs, all Eorts and conditions or mon. The
Protestant, he saya, has no right 10 co,nD.i HE
child Of Catholic 10 lia.cn 10 instruction wh,c,
the Catholic aIsnfprores; tho Christian has no
right TO force The child -" Jew 10 list en- to the
teachings Of the Nuw Tc>.amcnt; nor shonld the
children of atheists, skep:ics and disbclvcrs l,c
made TO listen Ia either the Old or the New Trsls.
mcnta.
The Georgia State Fai. ?t Macon, has bcGn n
triumphant Success. Eycri section OF the State
was represented, both In person and hy its agri.
CULTURAL products and The exercises were OF Il
highly interesting character. Hon. Mark 4.
Cooper delivered I'M oratlon npon "Thc Destiny
OF Georgia." prc,lI"ting that in time the 6oO,00
bales OF cotton now annually put into the market
from that statc vii! be manufactured within It's