The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-09


whereas, if the aEnglish' cotton factories had
increased dur,pg the seven years since 1861
askhe Same rate they. did the five years pre-
c6aisar .rthe cotton manufacturing population
of England would be- one htndrsd and seventy
thousand more than it is noS. So enornousts
theioss which the stoppage Of American cot
& on inflicted upon British. industry"
The Japanese are bsgioning 30 come to US
like the Chinese-bnt; In q better way; not IN
coolie eanes but in families. Three OF these
lag have arrived at San Frapcisco with one OF
the lats Tycoon's Prussian officers. Mr.. scheu,
ana q number Of other families are preparing
20 follow, ,pupoeing 10 cultivate elk andtea. and
bringing with them SC. 900 infant mulberry trees
and six ,malaons. OF tea nute. Is said some OF
the Northern princes viii also come oyer with
thar feudsl or. natprssI retainers;a from which
ve are in ,lned to- think that those .osientals,
rushing in upon us, win aotnally ;.t'oRen up'
and overrun this country long besore' We can
do the same for theira. They viii assuredly
-. .ssassrservice but they will give society
s. Nd or piebald appearance. IT is
curious quesIrzE: E:'A.sather, ter the political
q ConGmists aHdi Tie s5ciil philosophets.1l
"A Herald spscisi from Havana June 4, via
Eey West, 5tn, Btases that tie programme Of
the volunteers ia fo, remain quiet until the ar
I;ndof General CabslarV j Roda, allow him
st6tssssu& e'oondinandtso odna 1hsh a#ais4 events:
sYhss ssaaisa Admiral stlqpsly oSjscted r. The
action OF the volunteers in deposing Dus6pb but
as he aaAtg al aasssed,"; II ID believed Hs Will
eansiRs 'pas6te spectator Of whatsoever they
may do before 4Ae arr,FA Of aeeesal Roda.
Another dispatch Of the same date states that
r4a tWthfdhteets have removed the Governors ct
Ordsnss1 Ind eolop, and propose TO establish
atrfdM9ttats, consisting OF prominent spsn-
ards, to se SossFa tie island nntiI the home gov
peutz is settied. They VIII, probably give
.Gount Vslnaaseda command of,ths forces in the
&aae The Governor 6f' Havana srd the; Grief
3Gstses have resigned. Fortx officials end the
BisneP aec0meAnS Dulce to Spain. General
-lEqmxA eEpeotsdtd pdsian soonEi7A SERIOUS
array between the volunteers snd regulars h.s
43ksHnlashAt csff4hss-i p - ~
to szAnmstsuos. f sharp prsosfce iu, highlii5e
Hh9s BeeH HaRpta9 the rounds 1gt thspapWs, 1shtd
is ersIfaa ,Hhatitis worth, The matter allu-
agreement TO "ssii his
house inXashAatoH, TO Mrl8asHs ]. Bowen,
the present postmaster Z that oitv, for the
pleasant little sum OF $4,000. Considering
that this house wasa gift, and consequently
sposth,m5nothine the Hpeenfaton was not q
abadSha 4nf the is9m reaii4ed. Should have
6aan amineptly satisfactory, ,os cpd % ik@aa un-
til the friends Of General Sherman appeared
ssn the scene. ,Eifh an offer Of ;$65 900 For the
tsAaae tropeFtyrrHere was achance TO ges an
advance IL s25 600 ON his sale TO BoMea- equal
> - s@hon gears salsty. The temptation was
too strong to be. resisted. So. Grant agreed
{ that tho New Yorkers should have the house.
But then Bowen was in the way. The latter
claimed that the house was legally 1his, and
the New; yorkers was per-
ectSda ahS.wass eHtisled 10 i$25 600. This
was bad dlenm for Grant; but he proved
equal to the emergency. 1t was agreed that
Bowen should fehnquish all claim TO the house,
and accept tie 'postmastership at Washington
capd the control of atk tkappoistments to ofioe in
that CITY. This agreement. 1T is understood,
has been faithfully carried ont by the contract
ing parties. Grant pocksted the $65, 900 for his
house, and Bowen got to be postmaster. and
die. ator for the national capital.
Pure Love and Snred Marriage" we're
illustrated by Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker at lee
ture in Washington last week. The fair Doc
tor was dressed 10 fashionably cut unmentlon-
tonables Of neat cheokered green silk, with
/, blsckrlac strip down the side, short dress
OF the same material reaching just below the
knees, also handsomely trimmed, and o heavy
dounce. white lace collar and embroidered
bosom, and neat fitting No. 8 CATERS. with
war prisoners nadge completed the costume.
The speaker opened with definition OF what
love, 'pure love" should be to make it lasting,
and claimed that it should be cherished and
guarded as other holy emotions. She said
there must be stability in the affections or
there could be no true love. This position she
slabsated at some length. Mutual confidence
. was also urged as an absolute necessity. Jeal-
ousy. so often charged upon married ladies,
she claimed was often a sorrowing over inf