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Hemil)ork Daily Gribm,re
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1869.

The Emperor rumor OF whose contemplated abdca-
cation ia again photographed appeared on Thursday in the
streets of Paris. deputy proposes that the Corps
Iegisatif shall assemble OF itself should Napoleon fail
to convoke for the 25h of October From Spain come
rumors OF proclamation guaranteeing religious and
electoral liberty. and the promise Of decree summon
ing deputies from Cuba the COrtes The growing union
Of A national party Of North and SOUTH German lib
erals from which stands somewhat In exception
is noted Tenants League has been organized In Ire
land The Egyptian VcerOy objects to the POrtes in
junction not TO contract budget loans The slavonans
have congratulated the BOhemans the late Huss cee
braOn Military affairs have been discussed in the Stalls
teal Congress the Hague. Victor Emanuel consents
that the Duke Of Genoa shall be candidate for the Span
tsh throne.
1t estimated that the next Public Debt statement
will show further decrease of 100000 serious
accident has taken place the Central Railroad,
Lyon and several persons injured. The depot OF
the Pittsburgh Railroad at Cleveland an extensive hou
mandatory IN Philadelphia and a machine shop anC
skate mandatory in Syracuse destroyed by fire
yesterday. A locomotive exploded the Naugatuck
Comm Railroad, but little damage was done. serious
ARRAY took place in Hartford yesterday between party
of coored men and two whites in which the latter
stabbed Cleveland was visited by terrible thunder
storm on Thursday night and several houses struck
by lightning.
A fearful attempt at murder occurred at Union HILL
N j.. on Thursday night, in which Joseph Bausert
stabbed his two sons and attempted 10 cut his own
throat. 1t is hardly probable that the sons will live
The OF the Roosevelt Hospital in this
city will soon be laid. Government gsuger and two
OF his employees have been arrested for stealing brandy
while engaged in sampling part Of a cargo. The
Supervisors have confirmed the Tax levy. The crate
Is y a per 800 Of valuation There tre of yellow
fever at Quarantine. Gold 1861 1861, 1851 Tempera
ture, IS, 50, 6s, O..
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SrSpECTED or SICKNESS.

We have no disposition to PREJUDICE the case
of Mr.. rockingham, who has just been re-
leased from the Boomiugdalc Insane Asylum
in consequence of the interference OF the Su-
perlor Court, but everybody Will agree that
an investigation il demanded by the public IN
tcrests Ii is of course difficult, and IN many
cases altogether impossible to decide upon a
brief examination whether person is insane
or not. There are dangerous forms of mental
disorder which manifest themselves only to
the most practiced eye, or after long and pa
tient study; and there are Obvious reasons
why relatives should be anxious to commit
the insane TO custody with as little publicity as
the law will permit. Not only family reasons
of these we make little account-but the
health of the patient, often render it important
that the removal should be effected without
excitement-shOud be, in fact something like
kidnapping. These considerations, however
afford no excuse for the present laxity of the
law in regard TO the imprisonment of the in
sane We throw greater safeguards around
the liberty of a man suspected of felony than
of one suspected of being sick supposed
criminal can only be arrested on a warrant; is
then entitled TO preliminary examination ut
have an impartial trial by jury with every
opportunity to present his defense.
man. however, who is so unfortunate as
to be charged with insanity, may
be committed by a magistrate on very slight
testimony, and without warning or opportunity
to present his own story; may be hurried to
an asylum before he can communicate with his
friends and once there, may bc imprisoned
forever unless he can find means to secure the
aid of a lawyer to get him released by habeas
corpus. The directors of the Asylum are not
required to try the question of his sanity, az q
court tries the question of prisoners inn0-
cence. They may--in most cases they probably
dO-assumc him to be crazy merely because he
has been brought there and wait for time to justi
fy orrefute their assumption. The writ of habeas
corpus is supposed to be q palladium of our
personal liberties before which the prison doors
unjustly closed must instantly fly open; but
practically we know it is only with i'm
mense difficulty that a man once committed
as insane can regain his freedom and his place
in society.
The consequences of a cOmmittal being so Sc
riOus, the law ought to take all possible precau-
tions to prevent cOmmitta without Just cause !;
but in reality the facilities for getting q sane
man imprisoned in an asylum are only
equaled by the difficulty of his getting Out
again. Any one who is interested in putting
relative ont of the way has only to go before
judge with the certificate of two physicians
that they have examined the person in ques
ton and believe him to be of unsound mind,
and the thing is done. 1t makes no difference
who the Dhysicans are how LITTLE tbev knoW
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verdict of the Councils expresses deniaho =,
France which is little short of UNIVERSAL anu
which may be readily converted from VAIL
ing into a menace.
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POLITICAL ECON ON Y

Entered .eordiu, Act Of coure" the year 1893 ~ Horace
o. 4, N, lsrk Once ofsbe District Court Of the United States
for the Southern District ofNewYort
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that Judge Barnard was visiting irlenu
only a few steps of, and in less than hi'een
minutes the order was signed and on the way
IN Albany
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nIrs. stoves Las. so.na.l.

More than one newspaper critic has sug-
gested that IL was the duty OF Lady Byron
to give to Mrs. Stowe the means Of showing
that Byron Was indeed guilty Of the fearful
orime of which he is accused. Lady Byron
probably thought that the mere word Of the
author Of so truthful book as Uncle Toms
Cabin would be evidence enough to convict
and condemn any man, whether Comnoner,
King or Kaiser. Unfortunately, however
this is a sceptioal age, and the critics still,
CRY out for documentary proofs. Bat It
seems to US that the sspient critics over
shoot the mark. What We want to know is,
whether Lady Byron ever did communicate
to Mrs. Harriet. Beedhsr 4stoue. this won
derful si9ry Of her suffering and Byron's
guilt This is the arst question to be
solved Mfs. Stowe was stranger and q
lsfGrsisnsr, a person Of moderate standing
and accidental reputation. IL It likely ths,
Lady Byron would make her the depositary
Of q secret which had been hidden. from
nearly every other living soul Is it likely
that Lady Byron would give this American
author permission to publish, at her dis:
oretion, statement that would cover with
shame the memory OF an amiable and 40.
complished woman, and cause Byron to be
regarded as very prodigy Of sfn : There
was ell to lose and nothing to ga n, and we
are forced to doubt that the conversations
which Mrs. Stowe rehashes ever took place
,Au interview, there may have been; but
unless it is proved by some. stronger evi!
denae than Mrs Stoves bare word, y,
cannot beliye that Lady Byron lli in
say what has been attributed to her. 7 q,
public have the right to demand that Mrs
Stowe prove the truthfulncss OF her stale
msnts. Already she has been detected u
more than one error of fact, which ittls
care would have enabled her to avoid; and
il she does not give some reasonable svi
donce that she has qnly repeated what wa,
toldaher by Lady Byron, she must be con
tent to lie for ever under the impu,ation O
being fonder Of creating I. sensation thai
of telling, the truth.
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be required to make total of s165, 600 GOO, an
amount equal t9 Secretary BoutuelI's estimate
ofthe expenditures Tor the present fiscal year.
Tho plan is to oonfiue tho income tax to the
tax on interest paid on the national debt, the
Ave per cent. to be deducted when tho interest
Is paid. This will realize SO. .955 900 without q
dollar OF expense incurred in tho collection.
Tho balance it is proposed to raise by taxing
incomes derived from. surplus property em.
braoed in stocks ofbanks, railways and other
corporations, aud from interest paid on bonds
OF such corporation This plan it is claimed
will, wbile completely removing the unpopular
andinquisitorial individual income tax law from
the statutes, result in the saving OF at leaut
two millions Of dollars per annum in the cost
OF collection Of the revenue by reducing tho
number or objects Of taxation, and consequent
" the number Of officers r"
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CH A. r ES TON.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90. 1869.
Tho News Prico Current.

On Wednesday next, September 1, we
will publish TIE NRms Price Current, oOn-
tanning our usual full and accurate review
Of the markets for tho commercial year
closing on the 31st instant. Orders for ex
ira copies, with or without cards, must be
left at TIE News office by Tuesday evening.
Our usual weekly market report Of Friday
next will not be published.
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flows TO the West For the sescosst, whe, o
the white man cannot safely work, we, shall
have the Industrious and frugal Asiatio.
This will make the low. country prosper,
while the up.oountry will be built up, as
We desire it to be, by the thsws and sinews
Of white men. There may, in some places,
be wrong-hesded opposition to all immi
grafton, as there Is in some parts OF Geor-
gta; but this will not avail to keep out the
white man, who will gradually turn his
steps to the rioh valleys and broad savan.
nahs Of the South. As long as we have
Radical negro government in South Caro-
lima it will be difficult to persuade white i'm
migrants to settle in the midst Of US. They
will not be disposed to submit themselves
to the control Of negro magistrates; to the
caprice OF negro juries; to the taxation Of
negro Legislators, and to tho plundering
and stealing Of negro knaves and white ad
venturers. As first step, ws must rid
ourselves Of this Radical negro government.
This is the only stumbling block in our
path. While We have an ignorant, corrupt
and unscrdpulous government ne can have
no safe prosperity. We may make money for
the moment; but every dollar that we have is
at the mercy Of the negro courts and negro
imposers Of taxes. When the Northern scum
and Southern riff-rsff, who nov, lead the col.
ored people with they will. are driven
from theirseats Of auth hority there will be no
trouble with the negroes. With respeo
table and Trustworthy government the col
ored people will re more safe and more free
than they are now. This, some Of them
know, and all Of them, butt the Office hold
ers, will gradually learn the easy lesson
that there is moro to be gained by oonfding
in men who have character and reputation
to lose, than by following blindly pack Of
yelping ours who were kicked out Of their
own kennels before they strsyed down
South. When the character Of our State
Government Is changed, we shall have se-
eurity and peace as well as plenty. Then
may We go to work In earnest in the cause
hwhite immigration.
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Immigration.

z The immigration 10 this country the our
rent year ia astonishing, considering the
conditions under which IL exists, and e1
,oesdss the expectations Of every one. The rs-
turns from. our Southern ports arc 80 poorly
msdeand 80 rarely aggregated ,'that little
can be made from them Nor are we in
possession Of California data. The reports
from the Northern frontier. covering the
Canadian ingress, are also defioIent But
New York, the great immigrant headquar-
ters. furnishes us with definite statistlos.
We learn that the arrivals there to the
close Of June have been r142 227 this year
against 100 097 last year, an increase of
3S,l30, or 30.2-5g psr cent Aud we find
that May and June of the current. year al .
credited with 40 so5 and 41,ss9 arrivals
agains, "a 151 and 38 72O last ye,r, q gain
Of 23,078 In the Two 5lasl months. The i'm
mig ration is more frt m Germany than Ire
land. ae it has been Aince 1869, footing. q up
1!iI1lsS. 0l8,. Of tnhieh s8s 258. was German 70
64s, 760 Irish. The Irish preponderated
until 1854; bit tho change ban bstn so R;feas
that last year we received 10l 98s Germ ans
70 47671 Irish; spd more iLan this, some
c2D0, ,00e immigrants arrived in this period
from other countries. -. 2sT ,alFIfI III
0nsreason for the unpreosdented Ger!
man Influx arises tffom tie fesr Or being
enrolled tno the oPrusBian army, This IS rs )
yefJ. lively cause Of immigration, and ID
likely to continue. II operates on the whole
body Of immigrants but most with, the q
Pfussisns Ana reasonably! sfo1f mi ltsf2y
establishment q almost nominal ard =, net
lik-ly totbe enlarged, unless Grant, having
rallied 'as afstatesrisn. insists on again try
Ing bis luok as soldier. Bal Austria
maintains. ma op q peace bssis. 2l8 92O, men; /;
France Ala $685. sthe German Oonfsd drra,ion
8ls 288; Russia 79S 16l; spsin: t286 SOL,
Itsly 1873 8419' and England 200 ss5 TBds,
on e pFsae basis, these sslntriss lsupport OF:
sem~2, 500 600 men, and are. Il all 3 Of, ID ON,
prepared TO trebls or qaintupIs tho number
In o4se'oY war. and arc obliged % ply fooir
the laHnry Frsnss, ,Aus.ris aud ihs, Soa
federation eaoh boast themselves abIehto
ievyifrom 500 900 70 LOCO 600, men ON u Ga
days notice: The taxation 'fof thi5 Tpuast,-
pose And tho enrolment sssi,t ma isily, IN
Increasing the jmmls Ion to this country.
-titAs yet tthere'is' little imni grafton 70 en-
Southern staites bat, daytby day, tie
che @ u 81 's oat lana. Fertility i
soil aud lthe sslubrily Of cur .olima.s .ar )
better known. Tho effect will al be gradual,
and z the Victory ,6tsri prejudice Hi,r Hot
saslly bp won; ssysrs, n, sE 4 lbst,
sooner q. Later, n ilhs, stream rof tsAtAinml,
grafton viii aor 70 ths ssath q 'i.snow
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published this morning, will be- found au
important decision Of Judge Bryan, to the
effect that when member Of q 90 partner.
ship goes into bankruptcy, his 90 partners
must, 60 into bankruptcy also, although
they msy have committed no act Of bsnk
arsptoy.
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CoNaRnssMAH Bowen, who was denounced
in these colpmns as = thief, forger and mur
derer, threatened to sue this paper for libel
When does Bowen intend TO begin, and
wheref Our soul is in arms, Bowen, and
eager for the fray. Bowen
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forthwith handed In to Us for settlement
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the undersigned would respectfully cali the at eution
JOURNAL, punllshed at BIaokvilleT i. o. q piper of
rapidly incr~asipg oirculshon, to DO found In not
only every portion Of the arRe and wealthy County
Of Barnws,i, bu In many other coun,ies OF the
State, aud has scattering circulation rom connec-
!ieut 70 California ihe jon. nal Is always fe at
WELL, the agents IN CharlesIon, and business men
would do we'll call In aud take look at the paper
before making up their fai advertisements for the
weeKlies OF the state tsU II tEsa3 raurG
erms moderate. which can be learned upon ap-
plicstiou - WALKER, kYAN5 & COG >WELL, or bJ
addre' sing the subscriber at either Blaokvile or
Harnwell. ~ - -t ~. JOHN b, o6U,K
August % limo