The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-19


General Pfinl, have been or are in favor OF seE-
inr the island to the United States.
Chinese labor meetings are belpgsheld IN
almost ey, ~ city and town in the Southwest
:. 4Mrs. General Gaines' final Judgment hiss
besns rendered, and - TO be executed IN De
csmber. ...,-, =, ,....- --
-rhe length Of sIihs Psciae R.ilrosd is such
thst :, oeuttshib' recently begun IN, Ohio was
contaminated IN . marriage before the two
travellers reached the end Of their rout& " !,
There AAhaS ip, spttoa. New York. Who
was married ct t1eIvS years of age, who is the
m6tAef ?Ses sixteen lShild dfen, weighs two hun
dtsd and ten poanda,o and ia 'fair. tat and
foxty.Y I q; ss.,i uc :: s;i2-2 :! y,
1t is said that cotton can be- rafsed in
TsusJof dnei quality and brought to market
esfiiet Than IN any other psrt Of the United
States. The f-stnsw cotton raised there WAS
brought to Browusvfle on the 11th ult. cT z,es
. --Thursdey vas tho closing day Of the great
Senestfsss at Baltimore, which. has shown in
q asoopuplcaous manner tae remarkable power
oethsasfmaas VI getting np popular smuse-
ndsnts, qnseoompanied BY dangers and dis.
order. o.. O z's -'iis'''' 80
Cabs bsys appeared in New York ietteFed
aErie Railway Passenger Osb." They are light
and elegant, each drawa by one horse, the
body being low, with drivers ssat raised In
front. and .oluyng -four passengers on seats
rmning length visesT Z; .i;E3
.lAfRStsted, With apparent authority. that
the Conservatives OF Virginia have concluded
% y1sct the Hon. Gilbert C. Walker. Cover
noe elect OF that: State; for the long term in
the UdisSfSeatss Senate. Lieutepapt1 Cover
nor LswG 4 moderate, union man, aid a Vr-
ginixn, rsodd; d;suecsed Walker in the event OF
thA ALTERS section,ss senator -.
'-iHoH our Democratic tf) President regards
the people 70 .showsn trom the tact that 1.-THE
beautiful and spacious grounds around the
Executive Mahsions which heretofore have
been open 10 the public, are tabeaconsidared
private hereafter, and no one outside tot the
Prssds6ss household viii .bs allowed to tres
pass. 6heman south OF the executive grounds
is also closed to, the public. and Is u.sd IS q
posture for the Presidents horses. .ss'tThis Il
upon good Rsdfcal authority, The New York
n u understood that Twelve eminent New
York capkalists have undertaken totcomplete
tBNAR6ap begun BY tho State or Nr9iuia be-
taSS36s ~ building Z railroad nom Rich
msndkssdp Warrington to ths Ohio River? A
party Of engineers and railroad men hayeiust
passed over the route, zAndi say that it is .
fsYorSbie ons;2 the distance between common
points at thsJ West and the Isesboard being
less. aud the. grades twenty Ave per cent: less
thar. any OF the olhsr trunk lines. Two mil
lions Of money has already been raised for the
Msject. = t.-<' a.5si az =: -. 4-
1.-The Town Of Helena, in Montans. was
nearly destroyed BY fra two months ago. To
day there ia scarcely trace Of the fire in the
principal business streets. One hundred and
twenty -four new buildings. worth not less than
$500 900 many Of them substantial brick and
Stone buildings, have risen as If BY magic from
the ashes Of the town. This may be called
quick dispatch, indeed, especially when 1t is
stated that nearly all the stone used in build
inghadto be quarried. the bricks burned and
thetumbsr sswed II the time named, as well
as the houses built. :
The government authorities are said to be
determined not to permit the working Of the
French cable until some provision for reci-
procity is conceded by the French government.
Secretary Fish said few days ago that the
Amarican end Of the cable must either be
buoyed until the assembling Of Consress. or
lsuded upon Miguelon Island, unless the COM
pany. would oagree to favor reciprocity and
ahiaelby. such legislation as. Congress may
seeipeorer TO- enact. A ST. Pierre dispatch
stktee- that the cable was cut and buoyed
Tuesday sfternoon at about twenty miles from
shore, and At point about Eve miles from
the ,bnoy OF the shore end. 49,.
San Francisco dispatches announcs the ar
ritual Of another cargo OF Chinese em,grants
Meanwhile it is stated that arrangements are
on foot for bringing some Of the strangers to
New York ON intelligence oficeaccount. Tn.
question is asked: why should families be
compelled 10 pay from $12 to s14 per month for
help, and be dictated to By that 'bep,' when
they can get Chinaw man to do the work
quite az we'll. and mu .h m re cIvilly for one.
third the cost2 Aoybow, the problem is soon
to enter upon practical solution. with the
cbanc 6 that The speculation will prove re-
muuerstive one for those who have advanced
the requisite capitsl The first instalIment Of
these Asiatic biddies nay be- looked for, Wis
Pacific Railroad, by the 18th Of September"
Several cotton failures are announced in
the latest English journals. In Preston, Messrs.
oeorse Smith & Son. Moor Brook Mills. have
been compelled to suspeud payment, and
Messrs. Stead, Tavlor Il Stead. OF Liverpool,
we're preparing the necessary balance sheet
and statements. Messrs. Smith & Son ran
thirteen thousand spindles and about four hun.
dred and fiftv looms. and employed upwards Of
Two hundred work-people. The failures have
Alan been apnouuced Of Messrs. R & W. jack
aon. nrI cotton spinners and manufacturers Of
I5nca1u. and Preston. who ran thirty-fve
thousan :, indies and Dlne hundred looms,
and, employed three hundred operatives, and
ofysr. Bourne. OF Brinde, near Preston, who
ran tt.rty-four Thousand sp'ndles and five hun
area looms. and emplored about the same
,1,nmbet Of hands. Tho cotton trade in Pres
ton ..d, he vicinity ty-lndeed, throughout Ian