The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02
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lin new xOfk cOtOOn AZ tHo oiooo "ao on-
changed; sales 1000 bales at 27sc.
Gold ranged from so to S0s, closing at Sos.
The new Catholic cathedral in New York
will seat nineteen thousand persons.
London is to have street railway along
th, bank OF the Ths nes, through the heart OF
the city.
Mrs Andrew johnson, wife Of the EXPIRES
ident, is not expected to live through the
winter. TieeST"
Photographed copies of the gold sbulletin
boards of Friday last are sold as curiosities in
New York and Boston.
Pins found in the ruins OF Thebes, and
made three hundred years ago, have been
plec d 10 the Louvre Museum.
Horace Greeley has been invited to pre-
side at the Capltal. Removing Convention, to
be held in 8 Louis on October 2Oth.
"a bronze statue OF General Grant, repre-
senting him on the battlefield, on horseback.
in full. military costume. is belng made in
Washington. -.F :'
One Of the Salt Lake saints has for three
OF his wives grandmother. mother and daugh-
term this way avoiding the uupleasantness
0e o mother-in-law.
Tho merchants Of Louisville. KY, have
contributed SO, 600 toward dstraying the ex-
penses Of the commercial convention which
meets in that city on the 12sh OF October.
-Hersce, the famous ruuning horse that
made mile in 1:4Skk. the best time on record,
died on Wednesday at the Buckeye Course,
Ohio.' HIS owner refused $15. 900 for him with :
in stew days: 'f.-f...
-During the month ofAugust, al the pubic
baths in Boston, 8s1. 800 persons INDUCED in
the summer luxury, an increase OF 101.93l
over the same month last year. or the num-
Der IS G70 were pirls.
921Agassis and Nathaniel Bowditch were two
poor IN early life to purchase the books they
needed for their studies, and we're compelled
to make manuscript copies. Those which Dr..
Bowditch copied are In the Boston public
Hhrary.sf Az - - ,sv9GI. $50
,1John @. Brscktnridge. having been recent
" addressed ss sGeneraa by the Judge III
Kentucky! court, Breckinridse suggested that
hereafter all military titles be disregarded in
the;o0urs- room. The judge said he acquiesced
with pleasure. .r,.es1to.i-e. - =. Ia
In the Nashville municipal election, on
Saturday the Conservatives made clean
svesp, eiect1ng all their candidates by large
majoritiess 1t Is considered singular that the
negroes deserted the RAdicaIs Ia this election,
forthe first time. -, .',,a-s-
ALEX. T. Stewart & Co., Arnold, Constable
&Co., and other lsrge New York establish
mepts, who, advertise extensively. generally
give thSpelees OF the articles advertised. This
Ia q good rule, and should be followed by all
adyegtlssrs whenever practicable. .v,r-7e.
.e4IofeMgenee from Paraguay to the 22d Of
August eontsins details-of che co aplete rout Of
Iape8 by the AiIles. irst ct 0uruguaty, whore
he lost one thousand killed, three hun-red
prisoners and twelve csnnon, and then at Ig-
nacion, where be lost twenty-five cannon and
abandoned his steamers. which subsequently
fell into the hands OF tbs Allies.
-Acircuar- has bsen issued by the Comp
troller of the Curreooy to all the national
banks asking info NATION In regard to their
business which may be used BY the comp
troller in his annual report 10 Oopgress to
prove t;thst the oft-repeated charges brought
againt the National Banks are without fou1da-
ton in fsohrrc and for the purpose Of vind-
eating the national baking system generally.
General N. B. Forrest made q speech at q
barbecuela DeKalb County, Gsorgis, on Satur
day, in which be said he was for peace aad de-
velopment; and that the widows and orphans
OF the war should oe cared for. de said he
was cisiz-n, not OF Alabama, not VI Tennes-
see, not OF aoy State. but Of the Uulted States.
He counselled peace and obedlence 10 the laws
and their rigid endorsement : We welcome
warmly all who wish to come among rs from
the North. to cast their lot with u.s." He said
he opce met them inthe field as foemen worthy
of his steel Nov be meets shem cordially as
his hiendss The CROWD listened With much in
tereat, and frequently applaudsd.
MIR. rJohn Mart n. Of z, broney, Rosstre-
vor, Ireland, and Mrs, Nart,n. arrived in New
York by, ,tre steamer City of Paris, on Sunday.
and are uoyi staying onaa v,slt with Mr.. Mar
tins brother.in.law. Mr.;John Mitchell. Carlton
avenue Brooklyn. In 1848 when Mr. mtofel
was transported for having published in his
paper, the United lrishnan articles exposing |
the evils OF British government IN Ireland Mr.. |
Martin took Mr. Mi'chePs place, and brought |
out Journal entitled the Irish Felon. in which |
he announced the same priUeiples as those for |
which Mr. Mitchell was transported. Ihe story |
runs tnat packed Jury soou made short work |
of Martin, who in turn vas sent of 70 the anti
podes. since h,s re,urn to Ireland. some years |
since he has taken an active part IN the D1li- |
tics of his country So0a after Allen, Larkln |
and O,Brisn were executed at Manchester,
there was = funeral pr .-ssiou in their honor
at Dublin, ct whlch ar. Martin made sr eech,
for which he was prosecuted by the govern
mect, but The prosecu ION turned ont fai ure.
Mr.. Marin believes in the possibility VI re-
peal Of th- union between Ireand and Eug-
land and th 1t it NAV be won by the CO opera-
ton OF all GLASSES OF Irishmen. He proposes
to remain month or SIX weeks In the United
States, .o.-r--o. w., i..tl
When the proposition for the establlsh-
ment Of n .vsboys' Home iu Me- York Ci,y
was frat made, it found very fsw trieuds aid
supporvers Even thoss Interested and ex-
Derieneel ia charitable work III ths metropolis
,vers cony,peed that nothing could be done for
Lhe rsl,er of the vandsrips Arabs Of the rect,
md !, WIS ,hrorg' the 70 untarv aid OF o few
,a,N,msu that means we're tb alned for a
Many renflert, Will dcuk.iesa l.