The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01
XEWs SUN MAE 2.


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ez3osThe New: York cotton market was quiet
sas steady. Sales 800 bales at $50.
At Liverpool cotton vas dull. Uplsnds
1Sld. Sales 6o0o bales.
False hair is quoted lower in Paris--way
down the back.
g---NeEs. OF an ea,rs 70 enlarge the bonnet
comes rfroH PARIS,
,zsGYAiln6Fs think they have invented bon
net which nop-professlonais can't make
"A pris5ner has made o jack Shepard es-
cape from the New York Tombs, by squeezing
through q sixginch hole and letting himself
down forty feet with rope made from his
t1-rhe, New Orleans girl who. .wouldn't test-
~ vsesrst her lover who trisdt to kill her, has
been released from prison. where she Was sent
fer.conSenps Of court, and the fellow has been
eratsfaf s6ongh to marry her. .--a
The Duke Of Rdipganrghs who was henored
witb a 4nd RECEPTION recently at Tahiti is
chsrgsd with ngying been guilty OF diseouE-
tec Is hshaTior, towards the French authorities
there, and 70 the officers Of the United States
.steamefKearsageT = =
M,ldavis reNyes the atlocious middle age
prosecutions or the Jews. Families are driven
from their horoes,E women in the sgonies OF
.ehildhirth Ore, dragged ton their couches,
and men OF tha Hebrew raoe who have spent
thousands OF money IN pablo charity and I'M
provements are robbed and exiied.o. % ESQ
ssllA desperate drunken character, living in
East st. Louis. named Caspar Waltz, made an
unsuccsssful attempt, Saturday morning, to
kill his siep,son; followed it by numbering bis
own wife With hsschet. and ended the TRACE
.dy by fhsoaing himself in front of . railroad
,srsin and having his head cut of.
1T is rumoted that one of the drst ques-
lions which win be brought MP at thenext ses-
sion shs BHish Parliament viii be the. con-
sideralion Of the unconditional release OF the
Fenian prisonerso without exception. 1t is
said, in the face Of the French amnesty, the
government. is not disposed to offer any strong
opposition. :.
The Office Of the Receiver Of City Taxes,
ut Philsdslphia, was broken into by burglars
on Fsiday night, the door Of the sata .chiseled
on.1apd forty thousand dollars twenty-five
thousand in bonds. &C., the balance in cashl
we're carried of. The securities Of the re-
oeiyer, il supposed. will ha veto pay for the
loss, as the law requires him to make daily
sdeposits in bank. 60
Southern planters have beeD making ef-
forts to secure labor tn Virginia; but thus
far, Without much success, the darkies not
caring :, go so far from home. OF available
labor, there is. o scarcity IN most OF the cotton
growing States at present; put the planters are
yegy sanguine with regard to.the importation
OF coolies, and say thai when they can secure
q sufac,ency OF this class Of labor. a few years
viii make them richer than they ever were
before.
,---On Thursday, the largest span OF any truss
bridge in the United States was completed on
the great bridge across che Ohio River at LOUIS
vile. which ID destined TO connect the Kentucky
aud Indiana spores. The bridge itself will be,
when finishef (and the engineer in charge ex-
pSEtsto turn over hls contract for the building
soms time ia November,) '1e of the most
splendid structure, Of the kind in this or any
other country This last span covers three
hundred and seventy fses, aud is marvel of
engineering skili.
81 to the repeal of the income tax law. The
Secsipts from internal revenue thus year are
esiml.ed at $500 100000. bus MIR. Delano's
pan is to reliev. the manufacturing and pro-
ducing interest as far as poss bic. In his
opinion the income tax Is the most just and
equitable that is collected aud therefore when
tho redurtion Is made he viii try to have It on
some other source, and leave the income tax
LAST to be stricken of Secretary Boutwell, is
said 70 agree with Mr. Deano.
Tho Radicals who are anxious to have
MoEktngmen employed in the Washington navy
yard discharged therefrom because they refuse
tocontribute money for political purposes. are
sadly baf1ad by the following section OF an set
approved March I'd 1857. It provides: s'That
no officer or emnloyee of the government shall
require or request any worSingman in any
navy yard to contribute or pay any money for
political purposes, nor sbsll any workingman
bs removed ,rGischarged for political opinions;
and any officer or employee Of the government
who shall offend sgalnst the provisions OF this
section, shall DO dismissed the service OF the
United s.ates.n. VIII Collector CLARK bear this
In mind? %sGf ~"
The Herald Of Sunday gives this report OF
Saturdays market: ''In Southern 'ecur'tles
the new Teanessees we're weak and lower on
the fear that the new Legislature a:ll rspudate
the 'carpe, baySers bonds" North Carolina
SPECIAL tax bouds wers &C I've aud sdvauced 10
5si5SS., Solrh u ,linas we're strong. The
following Wore the latest prices on The s rec, Of
che leading bonds: rcnnessee. ex-coupon, Ola
80; do. new 62i So; Vugiula ex- oupon 55a56;
d.. new. SO 81; Gourga sxes S3 IS; do. sevens,
9]a92; NJr.6 U rolina. ex-coupon. IS 81; 90.
ney;49ss5O; ;Ml sour sizes, 81 SO; Lou.slana
skies, T.f2; DO. levee si1as,. s5sa66 strong:
do. do. eIgnts s4lS5; Alabama e.ghts 3d. 4;
do fv 81 81; Soutu Carolina s.xes SO 10;
do. new 66a6S; Jfty Mem ohls SKIES, 6i45Ia;
Mobile and o 40 sterling, 6Sa69.'
Id the b, ii,let VI Nuraey, lu Carlow County
Ireland, twenty. wa, iamilies, numbering over
one hundred aud TWEEN = persons. old t'nants,
nsostly0hoddsg undero middle men, and re-
markkabis for their industr, sobriely. and punc-
tu,lity in the payment Of rent, Rave, upon the
desth Of the person on whose life their leases
depended, been 4urned ont Of house. and home.
One morning two bail.fs. sheriff end eight
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