The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08

setSs 20 eeots line. Marriage and Funeral No
Hoss OzsDoIar each.
NEWS sUMMAR
49,; - ~
Cotton closed in Liverpool quiet; upianas
11ts11{; Orleans I'D -.
In New York cotton closed firm; sales 2lOo
Eales OF G63. ..l. ~, -.:---.;. 2.
Gold CLOSED IN New York. at sal, having
touched 894. -.tar nj: lra.;:tr,~
Patti keeps her husband.;in goodofder
She don't allow him to stake single franc, OF
8. .cn TO. lock on at play during their Prussiar
tour.
As the gossips cannot marry Nilsson to the
Duke de Massa, they now name young Rus
s:aa count. very rich and very deaf as the
happy man
Mrs. Petigru King has been appointed as
:. regular clerk in the Office Of the superinten-
dent of the postal money system. She was
lcmoved some time ago. but Postmaster. Gene
,aI Creswell has reinstated her,, Il =. !.
The New York Times says: 'Henersf Lee
as a representative man Of Virgins. and it was
wise in the President to obtain his judgment
regarding scheme which must meet the ap.
proyal Of the people Of the State"
Bullock, Of Georgia, is very loose with his
pardons. The stery is told Of two cases, one
Of marder snd the other Of theft. in which
the accused, when srraigned before the court.
;nrodneea pardons in adssnceof conviction
"A s.rc@ performer iui Illinois, pga broke bis
back willie practicing the other day. and The
!, range scene ensued Of e clergy gymsR perform
al, the last offices Of religion by the side OF
diving man ip tights and epangles, stretched
on tho sawdnst Of the ring. ac,sSs ~
-Jolar Bright, though now minister, con-
.t;nucs % be reforper. BE delivered a speech
in Pa,.i ament IN favor Of repeating the prohl-
bition Is marry deceased wiis's sister,, The
bill was carried BY thelsrge majority Of ninety
nine:' The Solicitor General, Mr.; c. ;sr'dge,
,.Was the only prominent. Liberal v 70, spoke
against TIE bill. - ia
The English Tories are holding meetings
to protest against the Irish Disestabl bllahrent
bill, andsto demand its rejection by. the House
Of Lords. But the Tories were overwhelming
" beaten at the Parliamentary elections, and
il Is useless for them to now attempt to bolster
up the 'sIost Cause" Even the Lords cannot
save them. but must submit to the demands of
the people. -. "a .4i j. '.i.aas ;,i.,it ar
- dispatch from Washington to the New
York Tribune says :. ,"'The.. Associated Press
dispatch relating to the Republican CONGRESS
OF Csbs declaring for annexation ia d.scredited
here. It is known thnat'thers y is strong arty
an,o,u tho nafriota in favor Of Independence,
and that, by general consent, the laea OF an i-
ne1ation has not been considered an open
ausssona7 Cuban agents here nave univefsai-
ly affirmed that the object q the fevoiaaon
was te effect the separation nom Speani leaY-
ing lhe annexation project 70 settle itseH when
the island was free. .,Ehece has been no con-
osfilnent Of belteG THAI Cuban INDEPENDENCE
Won spnexatoa 70 lsae gea.ea. sIstss Toela
foAo~p solicteoapy tne Hes 4oses oL .tne eoj
bans theNselves, The great enort OF the pa
s:triottlsaders has beento prevent the ss'ssion
OF this subject. onesada, reported elected
genersl-in-chief, Is an ayowed snnexasionist
alter Independence has been secured. ces-
pedss has beenpiaeed q the head OF the re-
Publican government. Advices recelyea. by
Nagof Florida indicate the safe Arrival Within
the patriot nm mes % vessel nom totA "
loaded Nth armk and munitions. h s sup
POSED 70 b the dtspeshot. .ss..-. /. 80 .i.,a
-An Intensely .rlfuslistic servcs' commence
-raHye OF the Gould OF the Holy SFess' was
performed 1t Christ Church. New YORK, on
MoadiS. Tue church was DARK With the e1-
.csphon Of the altar and chancel, which we're
brilliantly. Illuminated With gas and wax can
dies: -Four LOFTY vax candles ighsed up the
-aitars andA cross above IT, ;As tns services
opeAsd with . voluntary ana cnsns, process.
.stonefSthe choir. clergy, otncers ana leuo~s OF
sthe Guild preceded BY little Doy Dearing q
sMosa entarod nom the Testry, clad IN gowns
,sRd G ghasyles q biaok, REQ ana plus, trimmed ll
with white, gray and red aud 9 white cross on
sthe breast. The procession passed down the side
and up the middle aisle, the members OF the
Guild occupying the centre pews. The service
vas ~ follows: The 1atsny; . voluntary On the
organ; second procession Of priests IN gor,
geous vestments, Preeedea py tne Cross anu
two wax candles carrleo py hetie ooys' Tue
communion service; the commandments m'on.
ed and responses eJ toe enons tne Epis'ie o'
the Day; q hynn; tne uospei Oh 'ne Gay. 0nan''
80 hy priest; the OHeftory, commu99iuIn ser