The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-16
NEWS OF TIE DAY.


Gold closed in Now York yesterday at 81
I'm New York cotton closed shade nrmer
Sales 1000 bales Midtllngs 25ila25Ii.
I'm Liverpool yesterday cotton closed steady
uplands 1l'sa1iAd Orleans l1'saii2fd. Sales
$4,000 bales.
Cincinnati is to have q new 100000 mcr
chants exchange.
With two exceptions, both caused by Ill
health, all the English Catholic bishops will take
their seats at the Council Of the Vatican.
The Macon Journal and Messenger has been
purchasedb by a. w. Reese, Esq, who, until few
months ago, had charge OF its editorial columns
Tho Presidents message has already been the
subject OF Cabinet consultation, nnd rumor says II
#ill certainly rclterate the doctrine Of the first
message oil the financial question, and possibly
ask Congress to fix On an early day for specie re-
sumption.
-Thc extensive drug establishment of J. II.
Zeliin Il Co., In Macon, Gu, WAS partially destroy
cd by fire oil Thursday last. The loss Is estimated
at between twenty-five anu thirty thousand dol.
lars OH the stock Of drugs, medicines, paints, &C..
and ut least $500 on the building
1T Is u difficult task to suit every one. The
proposed revision OF the English Prayer Book
bflngs this fact out pretty prominently. Take
the question OF q revision OF the marriage SER
vice alone. The Pail Mall Gazette says IN sub
stance that some object to the phrases In 1t omit
ted from the American version,) which speak too
plainly, ailh, rs some Think immodcstly, OF the
marriage relation. Others think that there should
be ut least another form to be used in the case
OF persons to whom some Of its assumptions do
not apply. Others find It too religious and want
the service to recognize marriage as civil rela-
tion, While others think that as 1t stands 1t is not
religious enough.
There is row among the Mormons. The ed
ttor of the Utah Magazine publishes certain urti-
cleS obnoxious 10 the policy of Brigham Young,
wlicrcupon the latter called n meeting OF the
Council and issued an order Of fcXcomnlinication.
Among other assertions, The order SAYS that cit
Is apostacy to ,ilrcr honestly with the measures
OF the observation-disclosures by remark OF
President Wells that "wc might as well ask the
question whether q man had n right to differ
with the Almighty" Thus The doctrine was
unquallfcdly asserted that the Almighty and
the priesthood, so far rs It's Official die
tatcs were concerned, were to be accepted rs
one AMI the same thing, OH pain OF excom-
munication from the church. The rejected mem
bcrs have published q protest against the
action OF tile Council. believing In free speech
they hold that II Is an illegal nnd an un-
righteous use OF the holy priesthood to eXpcl any
person from the church because they cannot con-
scientiously admit the divinity OF any measure
presented by the priesthood. After asserting
their intention 10 continue In their business, they
prophesy that "mcn shall yet learn that the
true mission OF priesthood IL to teach and not 10
control, and in our midst shall stand the same
priesthood that we believe in today, but whose
greatest glory shall be that they represent spirit
1rem which every principle Of coercion hos been
wiped away.n
npho
publish statement or the effect OF General Ces
pedc's proclamation regarding tbe dcstruct,on or
inc growing cane. Up to Tits time the Cuban in
surgents have never attempted to destroy sugar
plantations, except In the east end OF the island
where therc are very few. In the right season
'"heh iiicre was company OF Spanish soldiers
ihtrehchcd III each Of the sugar works. n band OF
s"chly- 1--WE men was sufficient to fire the cane I'm
haif dozen garrisoned estates almost within
slsht OF each other. When dry cnonrn onf
before ready for the mill, tho cane.lieds Lmrp
ilhe coai OIL Accidental fires have been known
10 spread through nine mile of sprar.capo
In three hours. The burning ordered lonr
planned and systeinalized, viii take pJacc mn
TO within an hours ride or Havana. One hun
dre'l thousand troops could not stop 1t. When
ABOUT one hundred estates are burned which viii
occur tie first week Of operations, the incrcdu
ious sugar interest will begin TO believe and su
gar WIN jump up ten per cent. at n time.
glance at the memorial OF the Cubans shows.
FirSt, mat half the sugar used in the United
States comes from Cuba; second. that suoar an,
Tobacco give the United States over sa5 GOO ooo
revenue; third, that the United States export
Sllooo,O 900 of provlsons; fourth, from ss oo, ono
10 s7,oOaooo OF machinery; fifth, the profits made
In the United States by sugar rcllncrlcs. The Ioss
to the United States Ia rechoned at n high 0yurc
bnt Is certainly scu,oOo,0oO or SEQ, 900 600. and
that not for one year, but for the next and mex,
and oil might have been avoided by recognition
-At last New York is 10 have market whicl,
for size aud beauty Is not to he surpassed by anv
In The world. Thls new Institution IL TO lie locat-
cd at the foot o. Thirty fourth street. North River,
and ground will sonn he broken. 1t Will he n rec.
tanSular structure, eight hundred feet In length
and two hundred in width, thus enclosing mar
kct space of 100000 square feet, tho largest area
Al any building on the Continent. There will be
:fo1sr grand entrances, one Oh each avenue one on