The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17
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cotton closed in Liverpool frmer; up
lands 1871; Orleans 1S4d. Sales Is GOO bales.
In Now York cottUn closed firm at SS3c.
Gold closed heavy at 3Sa.
On Thursday night kerosene lamp ex-
ploded in the house of John Stewart High
street, Youkers. setaDg fire to the dwe'hng'
which vac entirely consumed.
South Bend, Indlapa, has champion
Ianeher. who claims tina: he can laugh louder,
longer, bear;ier. and more scientifically than
any other mao, white or black. in Indiana.
An envelope manufacturing firm In Wor-
oestor. Mass. have just obtained single con-
trsct for the manufacture and sale OK forty
millions Of envelopes, the price therefor being
$190 600. ,,si 'eIte:<s
Among the RELIGIOUS notices in the Chlca'
10 papers last week sas one to the eject thaf
. Clergyman would reply to the sermon OF q
Brother minister on the question "Does IL pay
10 be Christianp" r'4'-' y.
2-6erm.ny hss new society for promotion
ef the navigation Of the rivers aud canals by
facilitating their Communication with each
.o4har nd extenoing their commercial connec-
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Sops VIVA anose H ~ ": - ..,,r.o
-Ine sueA slV.'. oans, 70 i'-s.. enpo NM .,n.,,
saves TO the Eayptiin Government m future
thsmonopoly of the,postsiand tesssrsph,e ser
Vice throughout the canal. as we'll az the fish
Z sry OF the whole ofsAe waters, including the
Iateai : Ali THESE concessions Of rights on the
part OF inc 0''"psus o.o '''-'
4azoouve.ts tsssi7J Z 8 a. ,o.e
Inc ieAs' pepTas . Ts :. ,s,,e-;n, :. tbo eet,.
by tne iA'e "..o-s.. ~ ~ .na ,rsshst of Jnfv 4tb
4sI. to seeo' w. ,.,,n ann h.le.. Colorado
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a'os's 80! ~, ~! Xf;,on, aooa. pr.
i's.nso ssuas"-..'s 80, ~, ps,sr,sor nm. J,ckson.
1oa Da''o '' 1. M 1ss,,,.. Isn. Ann. :.
WY s.t'.o sos assSsSS a = -. ssso. cs,d,eI,
C0a1sies, zoo WV, - p,.noo 1ooc.'
ao0' Oonai. AAAs 80 ,n.,~.. roo. -. o,t
GohsG oUE hafnee' vve' ".1S.s WV 800
Atacosao nedina, taotsl Es.o anast 'uAeio' w.
yT7Acoording yT7 10 q isstef nom .'ouo p.o"oA
edin Kreuz zeisnoR. OF nsS.n' sue ptooo =.
3teed IN preparing tne suDleo'e " " e,'Seea
coat tne sppsossaas ot.1.e. =. :. 40 no
-nronosed Tor adoptioa:- All the articles OF the
HyIlabus arc TO bo transformed into canons; the
religions orders sre to ba abolished, excepting
Hye-the Jesuits. Dommlcans or preaching
,nmks. Frauc,scans, +Benedictlpes and Lszs-
,fsts or missionaries. The regular clergy are
to be diminished in number. and the power Of
t5a bishops ls to Be increased.
There was narrow escape from horri-
hla accident at the crossing Of the Camden
and Atlantc and Camden and Amboy Roads.
yffxmdan rsa d4y fast Neek. As . large ex-
A,,,,,,, train an tha.Aflas,tic Road neared the
..o..;,o tba. f,,em,n s,auslled that all was
l.h. raa tho .hsay,iv loaded tram kept op..
Whs, n .as near the crossing q epeoial train
=. A.. .n,,oy Road came in sight around the
80. .,nroscb,nz,at hugh spsed. The fac.
80 ;ns.,n,,v d,solsysd the red flag. but
..,tho, train c6uld stop. Most fortunately
90 =, the brakamen ON the excursion train
Hsii the remarkable presence OF mind to cut
me tram and put the brakes down on the cars
xut of which 90 slowed them that gap in
{le train wss forme, lust st the crossing. and
the Amboy train dashed through and no ipju.
rvvas done. But for this the loss of life and
jaanaling Of bodies that must have occurred
would have been fearful beyond description.
There we're two Thousand persons on the ex-
omsioa train, .>7
i.-Ssnor. dA .Mas. late Spanish Minister at
Pekins .writes of the Chinese in Cuba and in
the Philippine Islands, where he has long re-
fided, and says that IN Cuba some hundreds OF
the Ch,nese have got few thousand dollars
capital; Ave or six about $2OO0oo, and one ID
worth S4OO 0O0. though II is only teW yeers
since the Chinese coion'zaton oegap' IN Tue
Philippine Islands wnere II Is oioer' 'ne Cni-
nsse and their race are m 1eo; tney are propfl-
etors Of most OF the lands IN the country, ana