The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-16
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In I;vsrnool cotton closed active; uplands
fs,d !. orleans 1s.d. Sales rs ZOO bales.
c.Ianra Keepe commences an engagement
At tucker Han. Raleigh, N. C., next week.
The Chinese are said to pour into California
like frogs in Egypt, filing dairies, laundries
md donoh trouphs. =. a. s-- T.. ...-.
The oarco of African slaves recently londed
in the Clnco, Villas District. Cuba, we're captur-
sd,and immediately liberated by the, insur-
Siadntss.. Their W condition was represented as
a.tremely vretched. n sz-i4.-.
The second Avenue Railway Company, New
York. ON Thursday, paid the widow Of John
Bsglen. who xss killed by one of their cars the
dynrneyyious, $500, oS condition that abe would
mat institute. sutt for damages.
rce.tVhan The Radical mob ,surroupded Andy
Jobnsop At .Marysyille he was as cool as . cu-
onnbar. The cries OF ..shoot him, did not in
tim,date him in the least, 80 the Knoxville
Whip s.ys: his eve flashed, defiance, and he
NADIA his speeoh regardlessof the disturbance.
The Peabody Masouerade Ball at the White
Sulphur Springs, West vlrainn. Wednesday
might, WAS attended by fifteen hundred per-
sons. TWAS q brilliant success. Ats charity
osncert st the Springs on the previous evening,
Bacque Boy, the Turkish Minister, appeared
As tenor singer. . .,,.,.,...
,---CaIifornia has ,bespoken the next Cabinet
vacancy. One thousand cigars, from San
Francisco firm, packed in glass boxes ef, one
bundled each, with the monogram OF the
President on each box, and the small end Of
each cigar finished with gold leat, have arrived
inWashiraton addressed to the President.
,ss,EEThe Commissioner of Internal Revenue, in
tie. case Of Goodrich, Wineman & Co., OF
Charleston, 8. Q. has decided that manufac-
tasers Of aedieased bitters prepared for medi,
Gnal use. and containing but twenty-five per
cent. sn aiconoi, are exempt 1ron 1ec'inefs
tax, and are 70 pay only the usual "anoiac-
turers' licenses. - ~ 49,.
"a new movement IN yachting is announced
The New Iork'Aezaid says; The yacnt meteor
owned and commanded py George l.. Lor''-
lard, saneo yesterday 'oe atoyahe atouuu 'ne
world. Mr. Lo.i.aro efpeces u 20 aoses'
Se'efai Seafs oa nlS eA'uAn. % @ =. :I.sas.. iS.
{ speno ao"e Time ~ ea'n t'a'' - ''''''''
enroute. IS ,,,
"asniaeton uiepa'ol o' -. .o1
Vanoyne, ON tne parsoi .he oa.'eu o'ase' ~ so.-
efnmens, is mere 70 sue sne Mssn'ne "uu oua,
snoosa nai'toAe lol " ooe'soo M. ss
sofa py tne 9ovetnens 70 .ne toau - aIs - ao ~
onse.s sne oisnH y . Dnl " Nv. soSS.s nS:o
tss sle no sas,,T use " en ..sJ1 ID -.
VIC ssrys TIs ss S.ss y YH'e t'' - Jaw
at9YRet99et5l1 atYRett9tl1 soaas.
-.-eme %. tne nos' suuAoioas iooDo.'os 80
poIsea toaa ionS t,@e' 0'e.u w.sn,.as sn ,.s, 1
1orh. CentfA f.amoau' ou "oul.ey ~ -"
Wnen tne !tsa iHas le1 lli.'ss "ess" a''AD''
tNo mea en'esee Tue Esciu0 IApio0e Vea' 900
aea sna- poonS s''o messenger .n1 Dssss s,'.sns
a&enbsIupeneo tnen WIN on'oto1oia, o1.0'N
their eyes with cayenne pepper ano 'nea TO-
bed the SAFE and tne Cd. ol .nel mo'1 'AloaDs
contents. wnen Ieuno' tne ieeSsens0i sau
baggage agent were nearly oeao Hom 'uo
effects 0tthe rhloroform and pepper.
"A dispatch to the Jacksonville Union from
Key West, received Wednesday, represenS the
yellow fever still raging IN that city; Its slight
abatement can only be attributed to the want
< eg mate1is upon which to operate. Inc troops
have al been removed from the VICINITY OF tne
city, and few strangers arrive. The Cathohc
priest who had recently arrived from Havana
to AL the place OF Father Mcdonald, died on
TUESDAY evening.
. "A Washington dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
says: "The war between Mr.. Mackey, late COL
lector OF Charleston, 8. G., and Senator Saw
yer. OF that State, continues. Mackey, az last
accounts, bad been crested on the cnarge OF
'obstructing the United States ofhcers IN tne
discharge OF their duties. 1t Is said that Sec
retary Boutwell, has given orders to have
Mackey prosecuted according to law. Mackey's
original oaanca Vas in not employing Radical
carpet bAggers under him in the custom
house."
The Pratt case in New York has assumed
an interesting aspect. Judge McCaun has
ordered the sherif to call out his posse, II
necessary, to enforce the order of the court
discharging Pratt, and the si1ty-Dinthy regi-
ment has been ordered under arms to sustain
the sherlffs authority. On the other hand,
Marshal Barlow is confident that he has sufi-
cient force at Command to resist the sheriff,
and consequently will do so. A collision ap.