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New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Chr Curt.

Spring MEETING.
JEROME PARK.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
REGULAR MEETING.
TUESDAY JUNE s-PoUR RAcEa
THURSDAY, JUNE lO-F0UR RACES.
SATURDAY JUNE i2-NVg RACKS
POOLS By Msjsr W. C. Barker at the sab'eTPusa
Rosn go Broadway evening preceding races ahd At sasa
zAy ssed G at the Course each d'J sfraeeA
First each day puntsusny at oclsck
Admission 70
Field GThAd Stand 81 5O TO Field Gasd Stand and Quarter
Stretch Carriages free Quarter Stretch tickets may be se
aed At the oce d the Cub BrsdwaY ssd the entrance
to the Course A. BELMONT. President
O. wHEATLT Secretary.
NEW-YORK 81 HARLEM RAlLR0AD-JE-
IN ROME PARK RACESEKra trains will be rnaeaeh race daJ
leaving 1880 and returning aler races
S''''" AA'4'" ' ~ l. C. BuCKHOUT. Geu. supt.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

WIN. II. LAWRENCE Auctioneer,
w CONTINUATION SALE Of the ARCHER PROPHET 81 Yoh
ke TUESDAY June 1859 afII p Sale positive sHt without
reserve Trains leave TbiTtieth IT. at 80 a m
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Zeal 6stxtt TO 6rtbangs.

EXCHANGE for a FARM-A three-stOry
H bk HOUSE BrolSsy East BrosLyn With stock shd LTiaes
Grocery first foor S6s mortgage No 40 CAzlst near
Mott
EXCHANGE for an accessible country place,
H HOUSE in Brookyn Al noder mpoveaen Joass 81 Cedar
WA n Il Z D-A good three or four-story
w DWELLING HOUSE well situated IN Brsokyn. In EXCHANGE
valuable uuippreved Lots Eghth-av0, KeNYsrk Address
J. J. H., Box no. 1878 n. Y. POstOEoe-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Qrp 6Suas.

SAg V0S'''
lust RECEIyED.-A FINE ASSORTMENT
RICH PARIS EMBROIDERED BANDS.
AND INSERTIONS TO MATCH
SCOTCH FLOUNCINGs,
RsRRTINGS AND BDGISGS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
"HAMBURGH"
EDGINGS AND INSBRTlSGS.
Suitable for tnmnisg
MUSLIN AND PIQUR DRESSES.
GBNTLEMENs AND LADIES' HAHDKBRCHrRPa
PLAIN TAPE BORDRRED TUCKED, BNBRolDERBD, AND
FANCY
CoLORRD BORDERS.
IN ALL QUALITIES AND PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
BROADWAY CORNER SISErEEGTHsT
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT-FOr GEN.
l. TLgNBS AND YOUTHS
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE G. Co.
Have spes elegant liae Of
FURSISHIN GOODS.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
WHITE AND FANCY CoLoRED RBADY.MADE SHIRTS
EMBROIDERED AND FRENCH BoSoAS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Ia all the newest shsDea
UNDERGRADUATES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND MATERIAL
LINEN AND JEAN PASTALooS CUT DRAWERS tan fIes,.
FRENCH, KSGLIsH, AND BALBRGGAN HOSE AND hALs
HOsR Os great varsty
FANCY CoLoRBD. ENGLISH AND FRENCH SOCKS.
LADIRS AND GESTLBNENs FANCY ZEPHYR scARPs AND
TIES.
SASH RIBBONS AND s4sHRs
sUsPEEDRRs. sUN AND RAIN UMBRELLAS.
CLOVIS, &C., ke
HB-SHIETS COLLARS, AND CUFFS TO oRDBR
BROADWAY, CORNER NISBTRBNTH-sT.
MANTILLA DEPARTMENT.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.
Are Offering Saberb stock Of
BLACK SILK MANrLBs.
PARTsTAy DESIGNS
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICB&
WALKING SUITS,
all the most desirable materials introduced this
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS
BUSTERS
large assortment nov IN stock.
CHOICE SEASIDE wRAPPINGs
In great variety
aud At lev prices
Just received an invoice Of
THREAD LACE POINTES,
Choice Designs
BLACK AND WHITE LLAMA LACE PoINTBS RUBIES, FCHU1
&C., &C.,
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
BROADWAY. CORNER YIYETEESTH-ST.
A VOID ALL HIGH-PRICED MERCHANTS,
BY PURCHASING ALL YOUR Dry GOODS
" SPLENDID MUSLIEs. 1oc. OTHERS CHARGE Ise
LINED PAR4S6Ls, ALL coL0gs, 81 80 and 81
BEAUTIFUL SATIN PARASoLS ~, WOa1H -
ALSO FROM ATGTioS ~ nMESsB I6fs we W.
AT NEARLY HALF LAST YEARS PRICES.
YARD as5 WIDE ALPAcAS, o5e AND ais. FIyE GOODS
f'''AA DA'' FOSTER BRoTiiERS. 10 27i EieseEsc.t
RONNETS and elegant HATS at half price.
SO Gupurs Lace % worth s?o straw Bats 81
NORSETS AND SKIRTS.-Wha only
~ SIS sse the best French Co style at reduced pnces
Hss RLGEES Broadway Oppoats Aruols
store
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
P. v. BENNBTT 4 Co. Auctlsreer,.
RIAL ESTATE KRRi
No. rs HInAB-sf., COR. CRDAR-sT.. REW

MOUNT JEFFERSON, at AUCTION-On
vi premises Juoee 1868 sShitFg Of IT Of
LAND, house stables keHue onscAnaus house
Fsstr Of shade sad t trees stSadaues Of water
muketOe snJ fre mHVtT wAK iom PohsSter
depot TIE HeWIok and HeVHaven kalrsad
hud e Bs Of hat roads vita vss " the
SeHzd isT " miles; unsurpassed .osttsn fer hotel
GALE of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
- tcFe sale By sqeton Ja5s u lag a. u .eok n al
EsWYsI about 80 acres q LAID Bucks Cousy PehnTtna
Blast FuHGcet mTg teoHt ~ ot seek Misses
with large founde and Ma
BY HHd s,her valuable inpvensH
stlrr ehait
esEjuctBg mining and Inu turing haTness "a lua
u b. JANIS. Treasurer aHd Agent
No. Is Park place, Nes.Isrk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Sutiuu SaIts Of Seal 6stdtt.

A ]. BLEECKER, SON e. Co. will sell, THIS
DAY AT ~ m ~ She EIcbaSgs Saesroon tract Bl acres
being part d KINGSLAND MANOR" sold BY October
be sod In MARCEL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

THNO MANUFACl RERS ana CAIll AllS Is,
valuable PROPERTY will be oIsred Tor SALB Wttees
BsektAwt County Iowa BY public AUCTION % tie h day oiss
laos a the Cour House.
It ssn.ss baisE two sises hgh 1915 feet with tie
the Cedar f eNa 100 Eches 81 water
The bsSlg contains heposi dry k y feet nsA 4VI) feet heat
e by steam. with pipes, bslerS, &c
suoh nthe building tks two g'isg about s. horse
Of skasE HRd athe Uachsry ssbe
Tor m,nuscturBg purposes The bulldog are tsssA Power
Ths the track THE Iowa diysoH
sftbe nss Central Raoad ard SOEtaAB about
Of grouRd. .--. 80.
fsr purgse manufacturing starch sn are suitable r dse
agricultural implement nAHuory other purBo
"a besg sbeua sale viii be ss sctc
Parties further BiTnGoH viii stseSs TONNoBAD RAAPP
Cedar FsllS isWa.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

VALUABLE FARM at AUCllON, ADJOINING
the CITY Of Petersburg VAOH WEDNESDAY, he lots inst At
II oelock n At p s. SKABURYS AseusN Rooms 10 the City Of
Peterburg shall ofe for sale the AeRe bidder that
debe xsknoSb estate called OAK HILL AdohE the CITY Of
Petssburg the nsrh bRk Of he AppomatsI River ssosg
the late ThsmsS Duua The property vii be
offered parcels Ft parcel contains ACRkS OF EoOa Ahd
DWELLING aAd ether oUSuseG Second piree contains
1874 ACHES separated from tie bTt roadway Ih. parcel has
ter steady Eowth Of Ibis State, and particularly the
prosperity Of the Virginia cities the poIn
Inv and hehEsss Of tae ace make
ofhs most desirable Northern WshnE to settle in
m vcriJ that present itself for uaAy years II oTeIieok Tho
ofth city aEd county around The
,sts sOd u6der CTeH CouTt Of Chesterfield
optr Va for partition sale subject the ratsessR Of he Court
TRRASCssh oaTtb bAABee al s. H. sna 10 months Pur
chaser to eIcute vegetable He,es satisfactorily sdsrsed carrying in
title retained I'LL paid for Purcater 10 pay iaIes
fer 1859 ALEXANDER DORMAh, Commissioner,
p s. SBABURY, AucdsHeeG
Petersburg Va. JuEs O. 1903
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

MORRIs wilkins. AucIOhttl ..,..,..
VTATnABIE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
Y or OGDgEsBURGH AND TOWNS OF CLIFTON. RIVERS
DALE PARISHvILLB AND ROSSGB ST. LAWRkhCh COUNTY
NPW-YORK BELONGING TO GEORGB PARISH, ESQ. ABOUT
GOINO TO RUROPR-B H. LUDLOW will Skill At AUCTION on
TURSDAY JuRe TO- e69 at IL 0Oek a nc kIehAsgs SAesoo
no. ~ Broadway: ~, L, -, c..- \,
late residence Of George Parish "a ths CITY Of
Opsbpgh on State Csr0uests With several
sfn grounds aHd h1tensiVe ontbH.dBgA
The Town o Chtor St. Law
renee County acres heavily ibered with rich magnetic leh ore
bd ami power miles Cot Iron Wsrks AID railroad
northwest quarter Of the Town Of hVendae
81 Lawrence County With heavy timber snd Sapossr
PARSUVILR-In the Town Of ParshVe 81 LtTrea0e C0ah
=. ore bed Of eb Magnetic miles from railroad
ROSSiRb the Town ~ LaNrence Ceuy hs esrate
C Nm and Victoria Lead With the hSeral reservations which
sver nearly ali this Town. Connected Sith ths niae are
"a yss of land on wc besides old mines several sBenBE
"a promising oes asd each Of the above named mHss are sub
Dressing aud Smelling Lead ores
WITH power pums crushes Asd all TIE requisite
tools aud machinery immediate working
TERMS or SALB
For Mining Property, Cash ,
- ~' (33fD
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

JACKSON FELT AND. GRAVEL ROOFING
COAPAHYeaky shags Roofs made tight with the Jack
Roofing Past aud vaans Omees ~ 6GVG tsd VI OsdaS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

A VALUABLE PLANTATION OF !, 200 acres
n 10 Georgia for sALK EXCHANGE Pnes s5oeo The il
rovsmeu heuses gn msehHsry kG Woh th
l price asked oroesies-CeEse Sugar Syrup Fsh BaesE Lar
and Bagziug-Sl be takea in exchange a. market rseS
JOHN p. BILLS, Ne. zSs Brosdrsy
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
SumN anh SOms.

DROOKLYN B0ARD-T0 LET, with board,
ID fsv furnished and second hoor gentleman ahd vile
seHtemen has I'll the hproveHeHts Ass Is pleasantly
lse1 the bills dbnr Al G9 ocOek ABPD at No 9e AdePasI
EsAr DeKabSye., BTosklru
rEO LET-Some nicely FURNISHED ROOMS;
eerythirs Ercss; locates, TGrythrdst ard SiI1h
Az. fst further psrleulars appl- 10 MRS RODhAN.
No SIS SIib.ave TlHrty thrdst
F0O WEST FIFTY -SECOND-ST. = Two
sDOD large ROOMS nicely furnished hsvn 'as hssse with
ell The sderh iAprVsmes With uthoHt BOAbDi private any
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
guusts unS 8Hnns @znt.S.


VEyANTED-For a private family, upper or
w lover PART OF HoJsB, this City Address, with par
heuiass and price o. Thbnge Qnee
WANTED to buy--STORE PROPERTY
w .b 1or nvsusul Of ready cash. Send full pArhca
lar, to LOUIS BEER NSsry Pebble. He is CssEsst
WANTED-A brOwn-stOne HOUSE, up
w town price soo s4Sees for Which house and grounds
Ia Brooklys In part PAynent Apply 70
N A. RULAHD Co. Ne SBsskmAe-st, n y.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Csartrp sfxI 6stHts for S7I,,


-~---~>--~---o--~~----~--,.~~~
A VALUABLE PLANTATION Of 200 acres
n GeOrEiA for sALK or EXCHANGE Pnss slSos' Ihe lI
b. price asked oroosre-Cosse Sugar syrup Fsh BsesE Lard
.'l D'' '' ''''' I J6aS Hills Ne ass Br.,a-,,
A SPLENDIDgPLOT of GROUND, adjoining
the railroad track '''r the i Fl sEEEEA EAE1 T. s a. sd
EOR SALE or TO Let-A frst-class Residence
Goshen IT. Win s'Ssro5 s acres q gTcs1:
slsone lla 'o - ~ - s,s.'SS r ;,r D1sS ". c,r,Is
5.caaPs Sli %s'if' iraS. q sIESEL BiCHE g.
EOR SALE-A frst-class COUNTRY RESI-
Large DOUBLE HOUSE vsranS tsast Os sthes neay
ss Ss59 oS & % % S ss Sis S oIssss si4 a.1 5 osi
g. ' & fos 9o.ss ,lS c Or IfSlS sos
E0R SALE-In the beautiful village Of Ben
IFST ssar ts [s'.as s;PS & ! @ -s. G 'ss P
fo Sumner Or ., 1 & s'T s snsS
ar ,uoug the fres il keVERgla4S A2P{ {too,o,~ TO- -
Nt5l hOAkk eOkGAn, Ne Flht-sG
EOR SALE or to RENT-At Stamford, Conn,
St.s ssd sehoss house IosH gas tsrouEhssi good
tsr wtb fTiI sfebds: viii be ss a. bargain AID easy
Ss1ns Apply to W. R RIrCH staAisrd SlEwART RICH
WOODFORD, Ne. 2Il BIosdHsU
EOR SALE at Port Richmond, 5: l., four
Hlg s, s, is s15 SrtsS % ssS5a HGgSs & iS - ssi s
two cellars gas a1d a1iarsI -e bathroom beater bells bG sarH
sg; s11eoO feet g'r fruit sewers 'hrsbs, &c, Al in sso4
csiod oFsed low ps Of s7ss N as the
''''' has no 'd BESfbc Bsos sss Ne III Broadway.
EOR SALE-COTTAGES on "House Savings
4 Bank" plan. Isqare At No u broadssy Room Ne 2S
ORANGE COUNTY FARM, at a bargain;
~ l78 acres; Eest dwelling Of plenty Of ether bdsE
oil Sc frst.ciass c p. OLIVER No. Bsskmsnst
DLACE for SALE-The finest view in Fair
fed Couuty located Darsr two mes Eerth q Daea depot
one heur nuu EewIork City BY NeVHaTen Raroae
GLAND With souvsHspt proportions mssder arabic pastur
Wood choice fruit and shase essi geed
ueg douss carriage house IL reod order a. mos
sud Long Island aHd the usern shsTe q Long
Island extending PSut LOng Island " Ss FSiut on
shore distance u 40 niles and ossotias t6e
tsgs Greenah Stafford N1rWak, Westpo aud Daus WINE
portions Of NeECsaaan Wilton BEDDING E,s'on Es tnIts are
rur Greenfield M 10 the IeEp Of Fair
old Greenwich Be At th
the point Must be 70 be appreciated Ap
ry LEWIS BEERS Atoneyataw South NorEAk Cann oy
tss persoB Those wishing 70 purchase Who will eA en- hs
Teach will be provided Sk Conveyance 10 Wall ARD
view the property Terss easy
SOUTHERN LANDS for SALE throughout the
~ South 2 Farms Terms liberal Lsiers
outroduon reduced u travel hste prices
j. SHELTON JONES Co.. No. l7s BrSheSay
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THE REAL STATE MARK IsT.

r,, c,,,,.,,
i"c '"no"lns rc'i estate "as sold IN Pcndle-
ton on the 10Th instant by the ossIernccs nj n
A. Maxwell:
IN, 49,, ~, ,,
, ~ acles' so o' Wnlch Ia valuable river bot
,nntu e Uru ooay, sonic S9nu cotton i"nds, and
jno acrcs - ns .',,, u,,c S'1.J H. ri,,.r 10. ,.o
~, 10y aSiSS, "a On ~nicn Is river iotto'n, some
na,ninn,1 'lM T naance s'SG, III woos, ana Is
32o nnrcs bo, hnth S;,,o, S,o,u. ,,,,, ,,. ,,,,
aud good wood lands. ndioInjna lands of Eilot,
slo8t co. s5l.i- - =, = - -, =
lG7 acres, nearly all wood land, and ndIojp-
ing lands OF DR.. Maxwell, Elliott and Pinckncy.
$500 81.
Ill acres, nearly all wood land, ndioiuiD,r
lands OF Rcddy, Phillips, Cherry, Snm oI,
S43G 05.
27i acres. nearly all wood land, adjoining
lands of Robert Adgcr, Reddy and Whittci,
S657 GO.
204 acres, on which is good cabin and
small farm, known ~ part OF the Hays place,
and is adjoining lands Of Whttcn and Pinck-
ney, sG75 ~.
ri nTn ,,i, seven M 1ois o. land within the incorpo-
ial ncres wool land nd,o;nin., T.. M-s ,,,y,on
Shanklin AMI Smith, ,lnd is one of the most
beautiful sites in Pentileton. s343
40 acres, fronting on Orlyilc road. and nd
Joining lands of HRS. Maxwell, has q good site
for building, $40, to widow.
37S acres, being part Of Race Tract Field.
fronts on Orryillc Road, il also has Il fine build,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
sRAST BooTzICKs TIE xEono.

WAsHINGToN. November 81
Responding TO the Haytlen Minister, a COL
orcd man, President Grant snd
"Gereras-If any proof were wanting OF tho
unfoundcd character Of the prejudice which until
recently pcrvadcd Mt least parts OF this country
against the race from which you are sprung, It
might bc found in The high tone and polished
style Of tho remirks which you have just uttered.
That, however, like all similar prcjndlces, no
matter how deeply implanted, must yield to the
force Of truth. fllc lhrooa by which the new birth
here was accompanied were indeed a9onizng, and
their ELECTS evenEOw arc scarcely over. Prominent
alstcsmcn, howOcr, have neglected no lit oppor-
tuni,y for sanciiniug and securing by law those
privileges for yar knsr,en which have been ;l,e
Inevitable aItl htnrai result Of our great civil
convulsion. AIMING them IL their right TO en-.
\ 1ployment abroafs well as at home in the public
service; right lhich, aa you say, has been &C.
Y Rnowlcdgcd by u appointment OF one of the for
= merly proscribetace to represent tho United
States In llhyti. congratulate myself for this
ocoaslon to rcndcponage TO the change in pub
lie sentiment adttet TO by receiving you, al
Z cordially do, as rat envoy extraordinary ald
minister plenipoigary from tina; rcpubiic.n
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OF Edinburgh ts an example of thrift and far
SiShtciiitts in money matters which speaks
much FOR his training. White he WAS disLribl-
ting presents with 4 lavish hand on his recent
C:i.r among the loyal colonies, hc not only
kept an exact account OF those expenses fn,.
presentation 10 Parliament, but had lis ewes
wide open FOR the b,st chance of Investment
OF the somewhat liberal Income which he WIS
not throw ing away in gifts. AT New Zealand
he happened 10 lind the shares OF the Long
Drive claim ruiher depressed, and rs the 'l.ong
Drive" Vas IL safe thing lie placed considerable
money there. New Zealand brokers were only
too greatly honorcd with his patronage, and
hc got in at the lowest market price. The
latest news from New Zealand quotes these
shares at cG5, with only three pounds six paid
in, while The June dividend was something
nike 100 per cent. This is Il fortunate cIl;.ncc.
which comes very seldom, even to Prince.
ami ]. is plain that the only fair thing for Alfred
is TO settle those little bills for spufl.boxcs,
watches, diamond Plus and other baublcs
which he incu;1fd for the honor OF royal
argessc all over thn world.
Tho release Of young keLclum from Sins,
Sing brings fresh before the public the relncm-
brance of his crimes. His einbczzlcncnts
"".'"i'Su W WI vi UOili.I6,
nnd concerned many leading banking and
mercantile houses. tic was speedily brought
to ,i!al, found guilty, and sentenced. to four
and Il half years Imprisonment Last Satrlr-
day, alter lapse of three years, ten months
and fifteen days, and after the public had near
Iy forgotten hirW Il telegram from Sing Sing
announced his r@Easc by reason OF the explr,.-
ton of his term of fcntcncc. He left the prison
quietly, and took the late evening down train,
without informing any one Of his destination
Nor is it known that any friends met OF
accompanied him. He had intimaled once or
twice That he should live in secluded manner
| somewhere ON the Hudson, above New York,
Instead OF appearing Immediately, Mt least,
among his former business associates To the
question whether he would go abroad to live,
he replied that his name and misfortune were
known In other countries than his own, and
there would be no more comfort In residing
elsewhere. During hjs prison life, Ketchum
enjoyed certain privileges and immunilics
which rarely fall TO convict. This was owing
To his excellent conduct during the whole
| period of his confinement, for he dcportcd
himself ~ gentleman, says the Keepers. He
was not punished once In the prison, which
fact enabled him to take advantage or the
| Communication rule, releasing him nearly eight
months before his term had expired
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The leader of the Venezuelan rcvoiutionists
has ncd 10 an English gunUOat
The Haytien insurgents are victorious in the
South. Salnavc's most trusted generals hnve de-
serted him and joined the insurgents.
Public meetings In Honolulu strongly protest
against further coolic importation.
Adlspatch from Memphis says that Mr.. Davis is
elected president OF the Carolina Insurance Conn
pany Of that city, and win reside there.
Colonel r N. Douglas, son Of Stephen A. Doug
las, has been promoted TO be secretary to the Pre-
sident.
The Secretary of War has ORDERED, the Baton
Rouge Arsenal to DC discontinued.
The Revenue yesterday was 100000.
General Sherman and other officers have re
turned from the Louisville Reunion, which was a
tame affair.
General Q. A. Gilmore s ordered 10 Charleston
TO take charge OF the coast engineering OF the
Caroiinas, Georgia and Florida.
The propeller l'ele has been burned on the
Lakes.
Ex-Governor and eA-United States Senator
Benjamin Fitzpatrick OF Alabama, died In Elmorc
County, in that State, on Sunday, aged 20.
Tbc city authorities OF New Orleans have pre-
vented the use OF torpcdocS said to contain nitro
glycerine, in consequence OF late fatal accidents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
TIE STATE CAPITAL.
Tl.c New Capitol-Lcngth OF tho Session
Thc Lobby nt WarIe-Thc Vacant
JudScship-CoIorca Troops To thc
Front.
rsrKcrAL rELEanAM TO THE SEws.I

lSfrtlAis III ihts Sf.hS.i
COLUMBIA, November -.
Tho new Senate chamber and hall OF the
House OF Representatives are ready for the mcin-
bers, nhout one half Of whom are here. The
contractor has spout far more than the aprrorria.
uon In fitting UP the capitol building.
1t is uncertain how long the session will last,
hut two months is the general estimate.
The lobby members arc mastering in fun force.
and the Chatham Railroad people will make n
vigorous push for u guarantee or subsidy, US will
the supporters OF the Spartanburg and Union
Raiiroad extension to Ashcyiiic. The Governor is
said to he opposed to giving State aid at present;
10 any railroad company aud the mcu,bcrs, just
now lean the same way.
Among tho persons spoken Of for the vacant
scat on thc Supreme Bench are Judge Carpenter
W. J. whpper tcolorcd,) Judgc Orr and Judge
Boozcr. Judge Carpenter is the favortc, but it is
likely that an attempt will he made 10 run in
whippcr, so that the negroes may have another
man OF their own color in high official position.
Tnc Governors message will probnhIy 0e pre-.
Esntcd on Wednesday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
SPECIAL rRLseR.n TO THE nEwe.I


WASHINGTON November o.
Tho members Of tho Cuban Junta, who have
been here working on the President through DIFF
ferent officials to persuade him to say something
favorable 70 Cuban independence in his annual
message, have gone back to New York quite tes-
pendent They find Secretary Fish most deter
mined enemy Of Cuban recognition.
The sub,Jndiciary Committee OF the House
meets here next week to nuke up report in the
matters OF the impeachment OF Judge I,ustccd
or Alabama II articles OF impeachment arc re-
ported, the trial before the Senate will he vory
long, ns q vast amount OF preliminary evidence
has been taken. The principal charges auainst
Bustccd are ignorance Of the Inv and corruption
In ofnce.
Commander Secley, Of the Marine Corps, has
been found guilty by court-nartial OF cruelty to
his men, ana Secretary Robcson intimatcs that he
wiu make an example OF him.
The President said to-day that he could not lind
competent Republican in Louisiana to make one
cf tic Ec'c Gf:ui5eIadgcs there. ~
~ Minister Low rc'Irnod to-day, and is not in
ellned to accept the Chinese mission unless it he
wade q frst-cass mission.
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means or other the natives f'scovcred The dos
tintti0n of tho BTarlcr, found that they were
10 nc subjected To slavery, and the Muri.lii'S
cargo had hccn converted to that purpose. III
s'antly they became Sullcn and eyed tirir
caltorS Will wicked look. Feeling some
wiiit insccurc, Captain Biackctt who irui
charge ul iilc vessel, ordered the SlriclrSi
watch To he kept on the movements made by
the coolies, and all possible precautions for th.
safety 0i Inc vessel, officers and crew taken.
Ills Tears were not GrOundlcsS, for when soItit.
two weeks G,t The coolies rcbrllcd i'm lin.
night, Killed Captain Blackr!i. two Of the Of
nccrs anu several men. and ciar.rcd around Inc
vessel IN The Widest fury, haclii',. their vie
Tins In the most i'i:sht,ill manner White
me poor wrrtclieS were curryng on their hOr-
riblc work Of nulilatn. and tlisli~;irin~ their
rictlns the mate Of the vessel managed Ia
srcrcic himself below. Ills absence waS soon
discovered, ami the now hali-cruZcd savaycs
set to work To discover his whereabouts. Mis-
trusting their intention, and with II presence
or mind seldom c,lllallcd. he placed II kc.s of
powder under the main hatch and arranged a
fuse. Then calling ont 10 the coolies above,
he scampercd back from the powder us i,r AZ
possible. When the fellows had crowded
around the hatchway, and were pccrinm down
10 SEQ him, he fired his fuse. and The explosion
which followed killed nearly ali ON board. The
rest were So dcnnoTaZrd tlia, the. impr,i
overheard. or trl! easy victims To the rcmorsc-
less warfare wagcd by tic mate and the few
remaining men, Singular its IT, 10y seem the
vessel was not so badly damaged il,ai she
would not float. and Tho mate succeeded II,
brngin" her back Ia Tahiti. The Cotton Com
pany feel dissatisfied with their investment
but are noa discouraged, and il is currently re-
ported That The vessel is bcing fitted up lol
another cruise.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
rnoa HORACE uAYsAED, OF rESyEssEr. /,

KNoxvuI.e, TENN, November >, 1869.
Hon. L. g. !Spattdiag: DEAR Srn3Thanks
for tho book, as we'll as the copy sent me. IL
Is wcll-tiIhcd and much needed. SO successful
were the financial arrangements dlrin. the
war, that people Incline 10 regard them as
automatic, self-acconpiished, with no special
credit TO anybody.
Asa result, VIC now have the best currency
cvcrknown in the nation. Let It now be inade
Sonyelt Title into coin nj tho pleasure Of tue
holder, and noting would bo left to bc dis
clisscd Why this has not been done, why Il
Is not dOrn, why IL should not be done, con
fess, after ull '.:ty: read md heard, ain not
able to sec. Ono or those days some bold man
wonder why IL had not been taken yc,srs be-
fore Would that You were again ut your old
place in the House.
an very truly yours,
HORACE nAYsAEp.