The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01
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13ad. Sales 6000 bales.
-False hair is quoted lowor in Pars-way
down tho back.
News of On eff,rt to onlargo tho bonnet
oonos from Paris.
h'hi"..s 'hi"1r thav kovn inuantad hon
not which non-professonals olu't make "on
"A prisoner has mado Jack Shepard es-
ape from the New York Tombs. by Squeezing
through six idch hole and letting himself
down forty feet with rope made from his
blanket s.sA g.
The New Orleans girl who wouldn't testi-
fy against her lovor who tried to kill her, has
boon released from prison, whore she was sent
for contempt Of court, aud tho fellow has been
grateful enough to marry hor.
Tho Duke of Eding ,urgh, who was honored
with grand reception recently at Tahiti, is
charged with having boon guilty OF discour-
teo IS hehavior towards tho French authorities
there, and to tho officers Of the United States
steamer Kearsage.
Moldavia revves the atlociops middle ago
prosecutions OF tho Jews. Familio3 arc driven
from their homes. women in the agonies OF
childbirth are dragged from thoir oouohes,
and men OF the Hebrow raoo who have spent
thousands OF money in pablo charity and i'm
provements arc robbed and exiied.
"A desperate drunken c60faoter, living in
East st. Louis, named Caspar Waltz, made an
unsuccessful attempt, Saturday morning, to
Kill his step-son; followed it by numbering bis
own vito with hatohet, aud ended the trago-
dy by throwing himself in front of railroad
train and having his head cut Off
1t is rumorod that ono of the frat aues-
.tions whlch will be brought up at tho next scs-
sion OF the British Parliament will be the COLI
sideration OF tho unconditional release OF tho
Fonian prisoners. without exception. 1t is
said, in the faco OF the French amnesty, the
government isinot disposed to offer any strong
opposition. a1p
Tho Office OF the Receiver Of City Taxes,
at Philadelphia, was broken into by burglars
on Friday night, tho door Of the safe chiseIed
off, and forty thous md dollars twenty-five
thousand in bonds. &C., the balance in CASH
were carried off. The securities of the re.
.oeivor, it is supposed will la ve 10 pay for the
loss, as the law requires him TO make daily
deposits in bank.c+s
Southern planters have been making cf-
forts to secure labor In Virginia; but tnus
far, without much success tho darkios not
caring +, go so tar from hons. OF available
labor, there IL a scarcity IN most or the cotton
growing States at present; out tho planters are
very songuino with regard to the importation
of cooiios, and say that when they can secure
suficiency OF this class OF labor. q few years
will mako them ric1er than, they ever were
before. a.,
-On rhursdsy, the largest span OF any truss
bridge in tho United States was completed on
tho great bridge across the Ohio River at Louis.
vile, which is destined TO connect tho Kentucky
and Indiana shores. The bridge itself will be,
when finished (and tho engineer in charge ex-
poets to iurn over his contract Ter tho building
SONS time iu Noyembor.) ono Of th6 most
splendid structures OF tho kind in this or apy
other country. This last span covers three
hundred and seventy fees, aud is o marvel of
engineering slill. .l.trb5t -.
--Commissioncr Dolsno is said to be oppos.
cd to tho repeal or the income tax Law. The
receipts from internal revenue this, year are
es'im1ted OF $500 000000. but MIR. Deiano's
Plan 10 TO relieve the manufacturing and pro
duoIns ':inLerost as far as poss bic. In his
opinion tho income tax is the most Just and
equitable that is collected aud therefore when
the reduction is made be will try to have It on
somo other source. and leave the income tax
last to DO stricken off. Secretary Boutwell, is
said to agree with air. Dolano.
The Radicals who arc anxious to have
work'nguaen employed in tho Washington navy
yard DISCHARGED therofrom becauso they refuse
to contribute IN ,ney for political purposes, are
sadly bafdsd by the following sect;on OF an act
approved March Cd 1867. It provides: ssThnt
no officer or employee OF the government shsil
require or request any workingman in any
navy yaSd TO contribute or pay any money Tor
political purposes. nor sbsli any workingman
be removed u discharged for political opinions;
and any officer or employee OF tue government
who shall offend against the provisions OF this
section, sh1li be dismissod the service of the
United sta,es." Win Collector Ozark bear this
In miud7 ~ y, II -
The Herald of Sunday gives this report OF
Saturdays market q .sfn Southern securities
tho new Tonnsssees were weak and lower on
tho foar that tho now Legislature will repudiate
tho oarpot bagsors' bonds" North Carolina
special taF bondF wsrs &C iyo aud advanced o
6slsGa. ,lsPaih faryinas aoro ct, oug. The
follow'Ga wcre the larost prices on The reef OF
the leading bonds: Tennessee, cx.coit1A. 61a
50; do. now EEL yHGgipia .ex. ouDon b5abo;
d.. nov, SO OF; deo,g ga e,3es SO IS; do. sev.ns. 8.
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new 1sssaSSf fsButl * IS; HoS's,.S. Ss sS.
sixos. 7iiT3; DO. lovoe Bixse. e5Aaes st,ope:
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do. ns. ssa5s 5.y asnssis s,1s. a,.s' tissis: siI
Hobi,e and o 40 steriipg, 68t89,"-,
ireland, twentv-s18 sMmil&asfi aukSS,ing over
one hundred aud twenty pefsons. old ,nants,
mostly HSHI gHId idals enso Iend rsI
la.rkabis tor their Wapsstss aphr hrieiy. and pnao-
tualltJ in the g.sAsss ( 4 ! ~ apop The