The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-29

: having beaten all competitors in the ocean
,rsee of the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club, one
hundred miles, nom LoWeshaft to Hull.
-Mazzinis expulsion by the Swiss Govern
meent from his residence on the Italian fron-
tisr, Is justified by the authorities, ON the
ground Of his revolutionary doctrines and the
!: duties imposed by international law.
~. =: The Norfolk papers chronicle the arrival
there On Saturday Of ainumber o: immigrants
Of both sexes, from the interior Of Germany,
bad for Western North Carolina. They
: landed in Norfolk from the New York steamer.
Though the colored man have never had
their picturea either on the bank notes or the
postage stamps, they are now getting their
fnll shsre Of such notoriety on the new tobacco
stanps about to Oe issued. Tho colored man
81 d4sphisd on lheae stamps in all his phases
! aad dconditions. g0n.
sesse Of the youn9 American citizen
.sSslg lgziter; S6o aas Knocked on the head by the
sksudarmss and put in prison, during the riots
in PAIN last month. for being accidentally in
stAs street at the wfong time, is about to be
iudicially investigated. and the Journal asks
suspension Of public jud smsnt until it is de-
.ss--Rishop Cummins, OF Ksntucky, notwith-
standing the demand Of Bishop Whitehouse, ct
illinois, that hs should nat do 50, preached in
Trinity Church, Chicago. on Sunday morning
..and evening. -Ths-clurch Was -flled. Bishop
Cummins publishes q letter explaining his
oouraa in regard tn Eha difirnltr hetWean him.
SEX aud Bishop Whitehouse, to which is ap-
pended letter from Brishop Whitehouse;to
himself. The letter is bitter in its tone, pro-
testing against Bishop Cummins visiting Bish-
op Whitehouses diocese to ofaciate in any
manner within its bounds.
is now in course Of construction, in
new yard in East Boston, q ship Of one thon-
sand, tons, and all the timbers OF which abe is
composed are bent by machinery to exactly At
the mods, The timbers are all bevelled before
being bent, and these, frame imbers, together
with the beams and knees, are framed and fas-
tened in combination, teiore being raised, and
the details OF clamps. waterways, kelsons. &C.,
progress toward completion as the frames are
puf no. When these are all in place the vessel
/. win be- nearly ready for launching. This
working Of frame lines outside and deck lines
inside at the same time. is original, and is
considered much stronger and more cons-
pact than any other mode Of wooden ship
building. 49,
The French cable at Duxbury, MassachI-
setts, was sphced to the deep-sea cable at abe n;
sunrise on Friday. From Ia to 1 O'Clock the
people poured in rapidly to the beach. A swarm
OF sman vesssls hovered around the feet, and
when 1T anchored q large number Of visitors
boarded the Chiltern, all OF whom were hospi-
tab.y entertained, The shore end was landed
at o'clock, amid the booming OF artillery on
the yessslsand iHe cheers OF the multitude on
ehore. The people caught hold Of the cable
and helped pull it up to the cable house, where
It was spliced to the land cable. which is run in
trench to Duxbury. About six O'Clock all the
arrangements were successfully carried out,
and the best OF feeling prevailed The cable is
in perfect working order. Messages were sent
and received from Brest direct. Duxbury is
quite animated. Teiegroph msn are construct
ing two land routes Of wire. As solid assur-
ance Of the effect Of the enterprise, it is stated
that the value Of real estate in Du1bury has
advanced one hundred per cent in thirty days.
There are No new developments in relation
to the defaication OF Mr.. r. ". Ballard, score
tary of the Security Fire Insurance Company
Of New York. It is not probable that any pros
ecution will be commenced against the default
ing officer. he sureties being amply able to
secure the company against all loss. No part
OF the $6s 600 was used by Mr.. Ballard. except
ip stock speculations. and he has appl oprlaed
NO portion OF the amount to his own private
use.e The defaIcehon, II seems, is not a mat
ter osrecsnt date, nor WIS the missing sum all
taken at one tune. Two years ago Mr..
Ballard received notice from his broker,
that unless $4,000 additional margin Was
-supplied him he.would be compelled to sell
out the stocks then in his hands belong ng
to him (Ballard.) and in order to prevent sale
thereof at loss, Mr.. Ballard forwarded to the
broker 5000 Of funds belonging to the COM
pany.. The. speculation on the secretary part
proved to be ruinous one. aud he has since
then used the eompaDy's fumes from time to
time, in the hope that his i'll luck would be re-
trieved, until the total amounted to s63 600
the sum found to be missing BY the Finance
Committee. Mr.. Ballard is new at his home
In Connecticut, anJ, it is said, il deeply morti-
fed at the position IN which he finds himself.
He mid, clean breast of all his unfortunate
transactions.
Seventeen years agothe Postmaster OF New
Yars city, Mr.. Isagg =. Fowler, abs'racted
considerable amount of money belonging to
ihe government, aat fed from the country
ds;su.ters !UasI short time ago nothing was
%knogn of his subs. quent history. He now
turns, up Il at Tspsco, Aezico; IN the light Of a
.yIbis belietao or and model citizen. His
romiantic adventures are related in the Ne"