The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
NEWS OF TIE DIF.

In New York gold closed yesterday at 27A
Cotton was heavy and &c. lower. Sales 20Os
bales; mldldlings 2dc.
In Liverpool, uplands closed at la,S and Or
leans at 1921.
The case OF the Northrolk policeman who shot
United States soldier In self-dcfcncc has been
turned over TO the military authorities for trial
by military commission, by order OF General
Candy.
The American Union Academy OF Literature.
Science and A., Il. Washington, was organized
on Monday. pr. John W. Draper, of thc New
York University, walls chosen president, and Mr.
a. II. SpOlTurtl librarian
-Iilc Phc!iic taiiroad, 1t Is asserted. has In
trodaced sharper competition III almost every dc
partmcnt oftrl,lc IN San Francisco, and the manu-
facturcrs OF that city have been compelled to dis
Charge their hands, rs they cannot comncic in
prices with the goods brought from the Atlantic
Staies.
1t s announced That Secretary Boutwell, has
successfully inaugurated sinking fund for tile
payment of the national obligations, and there is
already OIL deposit In the Treasury over eighteen
millions OF dollars to the credit OF the sinking
1und III gold interest bonds and accrued interest
thereon, waiting definite Congressional action.
Sixty bodies have been recovered from and
near tie wreck OF the steamer Stonowall. Indig-
nation Is intense against Captain John t. WASH
1ngton, ofeSubmarinc Steamer No. 10, who passed
the burning wreck .at the time OF the disnstcr
and when, II Is sad many lives might have been
saved but without offering any aid. It Is report
ted that vigilance committee has been formed
at Cape Girarlcan TO lynch him Oh his return ,lp
the river.
Representatives OF the Memphis, Fl Paso ana
Pacific Railroad deny The truhrulncss Of tie
Charge In a Chicago paper that Congresswlll. next
session, bc asked by that company 10 appropriate
several millions Of dollars for MD for constructing
the road. They say no appropriation has been
asked nor suggested by them, and all they have
heretofore sought, and NIL they propose to ask OF
Congress at the coming session, is the right of
way through the public domain.
The report OF the commission, appointed Nh.
der resolution of Congress to examine into the
condition of the Central nnd Union Pacific Rail
iroads, represents that buth Of the roads are in
good average condition, MS compared with The
generality OF raiiroadsin In the United States, but
notes various deficiencies, not generally nee
essary to he remcdcd Immediately, and csti.
mates the cost OF supplying them Mt s57O,850 for
tho Central and sl,5s0, 100 for the Union Pacific
Private letters from leading European Rcpub.
leans Indicate that the recent revolutionary out
break In the Austrian province Of Dalmaiin
which would appear to bc more serious ,hnn the
cable dispatches show, Is in accordance with n
sists in tho commencement OF European move
meDt In the East rather than has hitherto been
the case Mt Paris or other OF the great centres.
The letters referred 10 state that MenOtt Carl
baldl, eldest son or the Italian herator, has been
Tor some time actively at work organizing aid for
the Dalmatlans The revolutionary programme
proposes the establishment OF n Federal Republic.
to consist OF the Sclavonc provinces or the Aus
trian and Turkish Empires.
The London Times Ioresees that the under.
stcnding between PrIm ahd Scrrano must end.
The election Of king affords the best opportunity
they could have fur dissolution OF partnership
which could otherwise hardly he expected with
out disastrous outbreak. Tho Unionsts have no
chance OF success After q weeks vain debate i'm
the cortes. the Ministers OF that party iavc re-
signed. Serran0 must follow them, and then rrim
remains master, situation which suits hIni;,a
least lie wishes 10 have the substance Of pDwer
under some 0hc Invested with its semblance. For
the past year Serrano has served as q c ,S for
Ills ambition. lf Serrano wtiltlraws ami the Duke
OF Genoa Is not brought in then Prlm stnnts forth
exposed 10 the envy Of The great and rancor OF
the SMALL alone, between friends who Go not trust
him, and enemies who, when .hc time comes, Will
Not spare him.
Tho emigration Of Chinese into California 1t
is asserted by the San Franc isco Bulletin IL by no
means extraordinary, and IL not Increasing Mt
sucil rate as 10 excite alarm as 10 the influence
OF the Aslatics upon society. During the first
eight months OF 1869, the arrivals Of Chinese Mt
San Francisco amounted to l1,ooO which proper.
tion would give 1G,6oo for the arrivals during tho
entire year. The number was only exceeded In
1852, when the arrivals amounted TO ls43i The
next largest was In 1854, when over l6 900 land.
ed. The arrivals during tile five years preyi.
ous to 1860, as compared with all earlier years.
up to 1852, IL is stated, exhibit n consl,lera.
BILE falling on, and but for the marked
increase In arrivals during the present year. 1t Is
argued, 1t might be assumed that the Chinese
emigration was abating. The complete statistics
show that while the arrivals from 1852 TO 1863 In.
elusive, period Of eleven years, aggregated 49,
4o2, making ON average Of over 5000 per annup,
the arrivals from 1864 to 1868, inclusive, period
OF hye years, aggregated but 16,oDs, making an
annual average Of only 32Io. On the other hand,